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, 1874-01-09
Resignation OF Judge Moore, OF tIao
Tenth MiclaiEnm Circuit.

Special Dtspatef q TIA Chicago TRIBUNE.
East SAGINAW, Mich. Jan. 8.--Judgo john
Moore, of tho Tonth judicial District OF Afiuhl-
gan, has teudeiod ha resignation to take eff.ect
illbcalth, tho result Of ovcrwork, but Lilo true
motive which aotuated hin resignation is prob.
ably shadowed In bis communication to the
President Of the Saginaw Bar Association, in
which he says: "1he people Of the state havo
any ono to discharge the duties OF
Circuit judge who is competent to moet tho
responsibilities Of the Office until some roaaon-
ablo compensation IL oTorod for the labor and
responsibility OF the position. A meeting Of tho
bar is called, to be held tho 18th, to take some
action in tho promises. Judge Moore was elected
to tho oifico thrco years ago, to ill tho vacancy
occasioned by tho election Of Judge Sutherland
to Congress, and has proven IN able Judge. Tho
resignation Of Judge Moore will bo received With
deep regret by members OF tho Bar.
, 1874-01-09

. Nav YonK, jan. 8.-Tl!cro WAS IN improved feeling
in the rado to-tlay, md moro general activity The
rket for cutton goods shows great rnt.ess, aud llas
u upward tendency. Tempered Laeon!a, Alasoscrog-
gi, hoachca md brown wliitD slccnRs have hcen ad
valcca axo by agents, and various hrnH' makes Of
t!cks atsi slcninls up cent. The sttck OF Acr
holz4r Eorf was sold at auction to-day and realized
good prieea.
, 1874-01-09

MARRIAGES.
NaAnhiGus-0n the sth t8.t:' A. a. Z. ess. tSs.
Mr. Anstin L. Alloa. Ut Prnphotsown, ILL.,, and VIZ
Ella 8arrigus Of this city. No cards.
ALBEng-NO NOxYoRTN--At tho resldcueo st Iota
Mills. Wheeling. W w., Jan. s. 1871, by tho IIey u.
W Fisher, AR. Ebin T. Abort aud Miss Lucy H. HoI-
worth. M car1H.
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EVENING STAR.
COMPLEMENTARY


SENATE.-After our report closed-
he civil rights bill Was lait aside, ant TIA
bill wac received from the House, snd. on me-
ton OF Mr.. Morrill,, Me referred - the Com.
mittee on Appropriations
House ban amending act 20 regulate the car
sels, approved March 3, 1855, Wa passed.
MT Logan called MP the bill 10 increase tia
pay department OF the army.
. ne OIL Wa then pssed-yess "a, nays fs ftt
.,s. she number Of psymssters AZ any, ia
The Senate then adjourned.
npS Sh-After our report CLOSED
senate amend ments 70 the Louisville anf
Fv.uSno csnsl ball we're concurrcd In.
MT. hAEelton, wis from the COMMITTEES a.
Elections, submitted = report on the Utah cleo
ten case, declaring that George r. Maxwrll
was net elected and that George y. Cannon
was elected, but emitting 10 state that he wss
Mr.. HsEelton gave notice that as an tudi-
vidusl member OF the com nittee he would on
as an amendment resolution for appointment
the said Cannon Is disq allied from holding
and II unworthy Of q seat on the door Of thi.
House, for the reason that he Wa 1T the date
OF his election, 20 wit: on the 5th day OF Aa-
gust, ls72, and prior thereto, had been aud stiIi
is openly living and oohabiting with four women
a. ms wives, under the prete nded sanction of q
sYstem OF polygamy, which system he nOtS-
riously Endorses and aphOlds a. zinst the statute
The amendment was ordered 10 be printed
with the report
MIR. Harrison CTenn) gave notice that q,
would to morrow submit a minority report de-
elsiing Mr. Cannon, the sitting member, en-
The Speaker laid before the House a number
OF executive communications, which were re-
teITed 10 Appropriate committees.
had been made 20 secure night session, al $50
2. M. adjourned.
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M A X ME ID.

JOHNsoh-sTEPHENsON On Thursday eve
bet A Kern, ALBANUs l.. JOBNsON a.
hAhf NJ. STEPHENSON, both Of Washington !,
LONk-WEANER. At Trinity Osu-ch. q,
6harSsdsy eVnnIns, ~ April, 6y the Rev. Taon.s
hdd's0n, ID assisted b. the Rev W A A.
erich yAMkS n. LOVE, "a opunsellor- a Law.
oi Fairfax county, Vs., to MARTA BuCHANAN
city. t'''l '''
,hcChkTHH-sLADE. In Baltimore, Jsnua-y
ioth' y the kes Gsnz, John CARTHf. u
phis. -
NINEBERGER-HU RJEY. On the SIN nit .
~ The Parsonage Of tbs Foundry M X Iaarch. nv
me hey II III cleveland, M. JAMES N WINs
BhRGER 70 Miss MARf n. HUXLEY, b IN -
this city.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB OONCRETE sTONE,RUB.
Il Bile sTONE, CEMENT AND SAND FUR
1HE UNITED STATES OOUBT- HOUSE sd
POST kEIoE AT PHILADELPHIA pa
Z ) Court Horse and Posi- One
PHILADELPHIA, April 2IIh, ls74. \


Sealed PIE po,sls viii be recei we'd q, this Office IN
ih< m VI the 2ITR DAT OF MAJ, Is 4, for furn-
,shIg and dsltverlDg on the site OF the New Court
house AND Post Once At Philadel phis, Pa, say
SO0 cubic yards more or less, Of Grauits or other
para, dnratle sio1e, broken to the size Of Q hens
egg, and suitable for concrete
Also, fer so cubic ards, more or less, OF Bubble
siote, which may Be OF G-aaife, Lime Stone, or
StneT s1ltable tone, which is soand, durable, and
q sufhS lent siZe 10 be cIsssed az One, Two and
three Men stone, OF q thickness Averaging ten (lOl
lIcnes. having Clean fair beds With fracture I'M
Que quarter OF the quantity TO be Three Men stone
~ Also Tor l0.50O barrels more OF Less, II ydraulic
Ia ~, elCsi ~ lusllty and strength 70 the bsst
% pounds Of csU eut.
Also for 500 cubic yards, more or less, clean,
Samples q each Of the above materials TO be SUBJ
United with the proposals.
peLvery VIII be msfs a. such TINES and IN such
iuslilles a. shay be deemed necessary by the SI-
Eerintendent.
Bidders mar submit proposals for one or al OF the
preceding items Il materials a. their option, bat
each material must be bid for on q parate form
AL 1e enclosed 10 a separate envelope.
All biis must Be m sce on the printed form to be
Sblained on AZ pcatioB at the Office; each bid to
be accom- panied BY penal bond OF Two responsible
persons IA me sum Of one Thousand dollars GO
the contract II awarded 70 hr; tue sn n cheney Of
the security T. - certified 81 the DATED sia.es
yqdse. CLERK Of rhe I aitet States court. or the
sides ID "H'0n he re-
Psymen; viii be made monthly, deductins ten flO)
PEI cent mil ths completion of the contract.
The De par;ment reserves the right 10 reject any
90 all bids II Il be deemed for tn int rest OF The
Government ia do so.
Every BID must be made on the printed fern 70 be
obtai1ed IN this once, aud must c)uform In every
respect 10 he requirements OF tins advertisement
ysIops eaSSrssd 'sPropossls Tor Concrete sio se
kabbie stone, Cement or Sand, las the case may
9c i:T thS Gnitsd states Cour. House AMI Post OF
apE ZH JOHN McARTHJR ia Snpert.
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RpNFR

GARDNER. On Thursdsy, April SOth. 1870, Of
ues,. dlsfAse, IDGAh y BAN KILN, infsut son Of
W. p and the late Mary A. Gardner, aged on -
~ 70 days.
Friends q the family are respectfully invited 10
htehd the funeral ~ No. 81 50 street ,eorseto ~
Saturday, May ID, At o. clock .. m.
hAkILIf. Sudden y, on the evening OF April
NJ. Hartley. "
Friebas of the fsmily are respectfully tuvi,.a 70
attend The funeral from the First NJ p Church,
corner o. 5th street and virginia sveEue southeast
on ennosy, May 81, 81 o clock .. m.
HOLsTOh. This morning, MAY 1t, ct hi- real
oeLcep FzS 10th tt Get, DR.. J. @. n. HOLSTON
MONAGHAN. April 3O.h, 1874, KATE MONA
ireland. "'
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited To
attend her funeral, from the residence OF her
pGo;,her, PsseI M9nsghan, No. 50I, LIST aud G sts
horthNest, Saturday, Al z O'Clock Q. m. 20.
NICkIRs. At ChestertoWn m, Kent countv M
On April Soth OF oonsum ptiOn, after lingering IN
ness, NM. A NlCkEks, son OF Hon. GsOrgs
fuDeI.l on Saturday, May u, e. O'Clock D IN.
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CL8Akr,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auetionee-s,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue snd llth street,
Star once building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FoUR-srORY BRIoK
REelDENOe Oh The EAsT SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET, BkTWkEN LOUISIANA
AvEbUB AND STREET NORTH WEST
BEING NO. AIS. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q deed OF trus. dated the 15.h
x day Of January, ISIS, aud duly recorded in
Liber No. 7Os, folio ,i3, one q the land records
bia and by direction 81 the party secured thereby
We .hall sell ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, May
the 4th, 1874, O'Clock, in front Of the premises.
all that certain piece or psrcel Of land situate and
being in said city and county, District Of Columbia
end being oil that part Of lot numbered six ,(6D in
square numbered ave hundred aud thirty Hsa),
as the same lie designated aud described On the
and plan Of said city cont aimed within the
metes and bounds: Beginning for the same At the
east ninety three (a3l feet thres and sf (ss
iDches the line thereof thence north twenty
five (25l feet i've 80 inches; thence west ninety.
TIN &c (3) feet three and oae half $50 inches. and
thence south twenty I'VE IS feet i've (6D inches to
the place OF beginning, together with the inc prove
ments, consisting Of Q four-story brick house con.
tanning about Is rooms, with all the modern i'm.
proyemenis.
one two aud three years. and secur I'd by q deed OF
trust the premises with notes bearing interest at
ing and transfer at purchasers cost. A deposit of
sf3C will be required hen the property Is struck
'n' ff0kfAN afrz,{ Trustees.
LATIMER ULEAKY,
ar2OdSds lRep AurtiOneers.
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DKOFOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
DsFARTNgNI INTERIOR,

nAsHlNSroN, d. C., April IA, 1874
Proposals Tor furnishing such articles of STA
unnery ~ may De required for this D. partment M
the bureaus and Offices thereof, during the dsr Al
year ending June -. lSs5. will be received until ~
O'siSek m, NkDNESDAl,M May Is, lE4
EACH prOpOea must be signed BY the indiyidu Al or
hrm making 10, and be accom- PANEL By a satlSfar.
Try guars ntee IN At the bidder will execute con-
tract, with god sHd sufficient bonds N MS bid ia
accepted Tor any OF eli articles No bid will be con-
-ilered without o ch guarantee.
All articles are 81 p1lated to Dc OF the very best
Iualffy. Samples will be required in al cases
zach sample O. be marked with the of the bid
Der aud th- price. One price only viii be cOasid-
ered 70 Connection with any enc item the sched-
ne; BIS mate out IN any other way will be
Bond, with approved security, will be required OF
1he party TO xhOm the contract or any part Of IL
failure to furnish any article within q reason
e.e tine after being ordered, the right il reserved
~ poren zslns IN open market, OF declaring tbs
oentrset torteued; and II q greater price than the
encs VIII be charged to the CONTRACTOR Hids will
De considered on each item separafely schednles
containing blank forms for biddi o. toxefher xith
liens and estimsfed quantities OF articles needed
ana Iuii intcrmafioD, In accordance win IN. a
Nertisement, viii be furnished on applic sfion
CONTACTS viii only be awarded 10 e.sshit.h..t
manufacturers OF or lie slers In the article. 01
The SECRETARY reserves the right 10 re- a.. am ar
81 bids that may be offered NJ VI
Proposals. must be addressed TO the Saeratarx or
the Interior, and irdOrsed Proposals for stsston
sry.n O. DrEANO sse,a,..Sh
spis,E 81 "a 1ssmsyIssn
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10y b, Il. WARNER,

Federal Buildings, corner TIN md SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON TH9 SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
ChPITOL STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND
10Th STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
N BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated d arch llth
ID. 1874, duly recorded IN Liber No. las, folio
county, in the District Of Columbia, aud AZ the
request OF the party secure ed thereby, will sell
public auction, in front OF the premises, on MON
DA Z, May IL h, 1874, st 81 o'clock D. m :, the fol-
described real estate, situate in the city of
Wa, hington, District Of Columbia, to wit All that
piece par eel of ground in Square numbered nina
hundred and 3rty two (9i2), commencing at q Int
Deteen 9 feet four ~ inches east from the North
west corner OF Original Lot numbe red eight 81, and
running thence east along east Capitol street twenty
100 feet, thence south at right angles with said
St eighty (60) feet thence west by line arsliel
with said East Capitol street six feet and four
inches, thencedue soNth twenty five fest. thence
due west hirte (ls) feet aud eight S inches, ans
the place of beginning.
Terms 81 400, with interest from April sOth,
1873, to day OF sale, and expenses Of sale, in cash
and he balance al six, twelve and shteen moHths
for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale and sscuT ed BY deed
Of trust on the property sold, will be taken. A
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required of
the PM ohaser at the time Of ssl" and all convey.
ancibs 80 the expense Of the purchaser terms Of
sale are not complied with in seven days from the
dav OF sale, the Trustee reserves the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defautine
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
L. G. HINE, Trustee
arg eoSds j. I. COLDWELB, Salesman.
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I TNITKD ,rATIs PATENT OFrICE,

/ NlTkDaTATKS PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINsfoN, ID. O., April a, 1874.
On the pethon Of A.. J. vAHDERGRIFT, OF st.
louis, MO praying for the extension Of Q patent
GRANTED 70 N ON the 2lth day Of July, 1850, tor an
I'm prvsemsmn Grain separators:
u oruefs that the testimony In the case be
e9seo on the 81 day Of June next that the time for
. ..ns shgumess and the Rxamner's report be hmi
" .ne " g Of July next, and that said petition
De neara on U sth day Of July NEXT.
ansI psson ny eppose this sxteusion.
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InrkV0op. HUrTy TsVL0R
HAVE
FANCY HOSE FANCY HOSE
70, roR
LAp
Ter Zoe
Ter Tor Z"
sIz-fhread Hose LisIe-thrsad Hose
I.die, ch,ISrar
Sa1te hefino Nts;' i"I children
Lisls-thrsad Vest. for L.ds..
One button Lille Gloves Two-buttOp Lisle Gloves
Ladies
Aiu "ioses'
tons.
Victoria. in One, Two, and Three Buttons.
F.pcv COLLARS AND CT-FFs for La5ta.
Plain Linen COLLARS and OUFFs for I..sia,
PLAITING, and RUFFLISGs for Ladiss
SPANISH LACE SHARES
White GOndS
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TRUSTEES SALE-OF A VALUABLE LOT.
WITH til BIKE STUBY BRICK BUILOING-
On SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWEEN
ON AND 7TH SHEETS S0UTHEAST.
q BY virtue OF de q Of trust 10 the subscriber,
81 dated Feb. uary ~ n, A ID ls73, and duly re
corded la LibeT 9U5 folio 255, of tue land record
81 Washington county, District Of Columbia, anC
al ne r. quest Of the party secured thereby, viii
sell nj public auction, 10 front Of the promises. OF
THURSDAY, May l4th, A d. 1874. at q O'CLOCK
being in the city OF Washington, D. c. described A.
the middle oIethird Of origin al lot ten (lOl, in
SQUIRE eight hundred and enty six i576D, she
Dtl comprised within the following ties and
b'unos psmely: Beginning for tbs same at q point
CD sonth Carolina avenue, distant two hundred and
nNt t2C5l feet aud one ID iGch from the northeast
corner ef SAID square; thence running back to tn.
rear llne OF said lot tea (lU) parallel the dividing
ire OF lots ten (l0) and eleven (l, ia said square,
distance OF one hundred AID fourteen li4 feet am
nine tSi inches thence west twenty l20l fest eight
with said dividing line of lots ten ilOD AMI eleven
III TO said aven-e, one hundred AID fourteen ll
fset and nine 81 inches thAnce along said avenue
twebty 2sJ feet and four - inches to the place of
beginning.
Terms of SALE One-r bird cash; balance in six and
twelN months, with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from day OF sale, and secured by deed of
trust. deposit of Ito will De required accept
snce nj bid. Ali convey sncing at purchasers cost
II terms of sale are not implied with within seven
days from date Of sale the trustee the right
TO resell the property the risk and cost OF the de-
fauliing purchaser, after five days advertisement
in seme newspaper published in the city of Wash
iDstcn. u. l., SCHMIDT, Trustee
6bZy-dXds X. HI. Ryan & co Aucts.
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AFrERTHE CRUsADE.-rh Chicago Tribune
says OF the wOmsnls temperance movement in
the West: The crusade, which a few weeks
ago Was the prevailing sensation, Is nov spoken
OF IN the past tense. liz was. Its good effects
are disappearing much more rapidly than We
could wish, but not more rapidly than we ex-
pected and predicted. Van Pelt. the reformed
ana refOrmer, has been turned out OF good
society with as little ceremony as ATTENDED his
Ambulance, and the voice Of bio Lewis l. no
longer heard in the land. There IL no mora
demand for temperance lecturers."
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Plattsburg paper speaks of a gentleman
OF mat vicinity who recently sold his wife and
Chlldren 10 one OF his neighbOrs tor a coat a
par oil secondhand pants, and IS In cash.
- Morris undertaken with vein Of humor
announces: "COfhns made 20 order: uo~'s ths
ume TO get mp clubs" lie ought 20 Ofier a
chrome.
- One result of the temperance movement
On Long lsiTnd II that the members OF the Meth
dit church at PatchOgue have decided 10 en-
clude wine from their communion table, aud
use only water.
@A st. Louis lawyer asked a witness in
court, Ibid you ever know Mr.. Sunderland IA
60 back on a bargain?' The opposing counsel
objected TO the question on the ground that it
was not grammatical, and the Judge sustained
the objection.
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RY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Bro sers,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Elev.
enth street, Star Once Building.

- BY virtue Of Q deed of trust to me, dated
March "A. ID. 1873, duly recorded In liber rs
ioiio l6l, Of the land records of Washingtop
county District OF Columbia, and at the request of
s IL IN front OF the premises WEDNESDAY,
NAY ON, Ia4. ct o O'Clock ,. m, all thek certain
city OF Washiu gton, District Of Columbia, known
Ana osecrlbed upon the plat books OF said citv as
len subdisision Of Square number ed one hundred
and ninety -feur, and containing 800 square
wfu, = 5000 ~S
Terms Of sale: ESQ cash; balance in six f6)
months yith interest from day Of sale, and secured
cleo required ct time Of sale Conyeyenoing NJ
pgrehs.srn cost II terms Of sale are not complied
TO resell the property ct the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser, aftsf I'VE (5I days adver-
nsemens IN some newspspsr published In the city
JAWS ,. DOUGLAS, Trustee.
sT0-eo&ds LATIMEB CLEARH. Aucts
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sSA New York journalist, believing that
breyity is the 20 nj OF Wit, sums up the yalae OF
editorial articles ss follows:
A two column article has one reader in 100.
A column and half article has one reader i'm
IS.
A column article has one reader in 50.
A three quarter column article has one reader
in IS.
A half column article has one reader ina.
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UYLATIMER q CLEARN,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penns avenue and nth ST. set
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
ThTk ON sTH STRGE1 WEST, BETWEEN
/ STREET NORTH

sTREET NORTH AND PUBLIC tPACE.
- By virtue Of decree of the Supreme court Of
Ks3 the District of Columbia, passed IN q certain
cause in which William Nc L ean is com plat snt
and Elisha Fslconer ct al are defeadauts-NO 2767
Equity Docket ILL will offer for safe, at publjc
a. ct1on, IN front Of the premises, on FRIDAY the
l3:h day OF May, 1874, at d O'Clock p m, part OF
Lot A, in the subdivision Of Square No 403, as
corded in the office OF the Surveyor OF Washington
city In Liber b fOlio los, contained within the fol-
lowing mstes and bounds: BEGINNING at the north
east corner OF said tot Sh stree. and
thence west along the line of alley feet6 inches
wioe 81 feet 10 inches to another alley ia the Of
aid lot theAcs south along the line Of said last
mentioned alley, IA fest inches; thence east 81 feet
10 inches to the line of 3th street. thence north
along the line Of Sth street IL feet inches to the
point OF beginning. The improvements consist of q
four-story brick dwelling, containing rooms, with
bathroom, gas and water.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase money
cash; the balance in equal instruments at and IL
months, for which tn, purchaser will be required to
give his n,tes, bearing interest AT per cent per
annum, to be secured by the sntion Of the title
until paid. $40 down when the property 10 bid off
Oynveyanc at purchasers penss.
EUGENE UARUST, Trustee.
ar2l-eo&ds LATlmER CLEaRY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucsinnesr..
- No. 1901 northwest cor OF 10Th and d sts.

RY GRHEN & WILLIAMS, Aucsionesr..
ID No. 1901. northwest cor OF 10Th and d sts
TRUsTEkssALx or Valuable IMPROVED
Rel Estate: sITgATkD ON NIsTa
s sHs41E hho8rH' IN 1HE CITY OF WASH
- By virtue Of the provision. contsiaed in a
deed 81 trust from Charles p. " aunall, trustee,
dsy OF September, d. 1879. and recorded in libsr
Wsshinston county. Di.srie: Of Columbia, the u1 q.
de,sisued trustee will, on MONDAY, the I1th day
of May, A d. 1874, q. O'Clock p. m, on the prem
ises offer for sale At public aucon, to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, situated in the
city Of Warrington, District Of Columbia, ard
Of Lot ls in Square 81, besinning for the same AZ
point on the east linz Ut tn, said square, on 9Th
street west distant 81 feet south from the northeast
corner OF the said square, aud running thence
south ~ feet, thence vest rs feet, thence north "a
feet and thence east rs feet tn the OF b. gib
ming, together witn the mprovem snts thereon, cop
sistfpg Of . two story brick and frame dwelling,
and frame tenement about ten feet in re or of the
dwelling above described
Terms OF sale are as follows: Onethtrd OF pur-
chase money cash: balance In two equal payments
At one ans two years, secured By deed Of trust on
the premises, and airing interest ct the rate Of ten
per cent. per aunum until paid. A deposit Of SlOO
will be required at time Of sale from the purchaser
OF sale are not complied with within ten days from
date of SALE the Trustee the right resell
al the risk and COS: Of defsultiuR purchaser.
4. ROSS PERRY. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap2yeotMGSoSds AuctiOneers.
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLeR,s,
6aS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
eAUZE MEBINO UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS.
INDIA GAuZE MERINO SHIRTS,
SILK SHIRTS AND DRAwERs,
Isle THREAD SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
The largest and most elegant lines Of English and
Fancy, ever offered In this market.
GLovHs.-Hsrris and l.. H & I. Kid, in one and
two buttons. Lsle Thread in one and two buttons.
All the new shades.
WINDSOR sOARFs, Ties and Bows, in Plain,
lack and Fancy, of our own Importation.
Hemstitchsd HANDKKR0HIEFs; aI.rse stock
Borders.
PaImer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor. aud
we'll stocked with Q splsudid line of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTIEGs. We are prepared to make
special order for the DOEBLE-YOKE SHIRTS at
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIFTS FOR so1 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR s2f 90.
KxTBA CHARGE FOR COLLARS ON SHIRTS.
shirt during the pdst tUO years has prOuen, beyond
doubt, that 1t is the most mortable and perfect
fitting one made in any section Of the lcorld. The
thousands Of original and duplicate orders received
for these Celebrated Shirts fully confirm the asser-
ti0n.
Gre them a trial, and be convinced for YOUR
seires. We are nObo the only opcners and author
ized manufacturers Of p 4LMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the Dis
triet Of Columbia. All other persons attempting t.
manufacture them are infringers, and tie publ;
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
GENTLEMEN'5 LAUNDRY.
Having established q first class Launiry i'm con.
nectlon with our shirt Mandatory, We are pre
pared to laundry gentlemen's wear at the following
prices:
Embroidered Bosom Shirts Is cents
,Ttss cni cent?
3 cents
Tikn- mn ts.......-.-. cent?
cents
Llhen Ouns per cents
~ m VI cents
Orders called for and delivered free OF charge