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BAss BALL PRosPRCTs-Tls Frrsnss ~
fdlFfGtTirG q Professional Ts1Hl.-A letter q the
Chicago Times, dated New York October Is
says; For the coming season the base-b all pros
pect IL bright one. At present IL seems pr0ha-
BILE that Chicago. St. Louis, PhiIafelphis- Rps-
ton, New York. BROOKLYN, Hartford and Bal.i-
more, will support professional mines. The B1s-
tons are playing badly just now aud are in inn
mtnent danger OF losing the championship. The
Boston players, with the exception of GeOrre
Hall, have all signed papers 20 play in the Huh
the coming season. Hall is wanted bv the Phil
adePhia Athletics. at a salary of 81 ,GDO for the
season. Mr.. Douglass. a prominent officer OF
the hartford club has been In this CITY for ten
days, making OVertures 10 the Mutuals, but so
tar De has obtained no encouragement save
from Dick HighSm, who will probably be the
catcher and captain Of the coming Hartford
nine. IL Is almost q certainty that Ferguson,
Chapman, Pearce, Bond, Dehlmau and Booth
OF the present Atlantic nine, will 20 elsewhere
next season. As members of the cooperative
Atanucs they have not made over $500 or 5000
each this season, and naturally enough they
banker 10 play in a stock company team,
Where the salaries top the figures given by sew
efal hundreds, and where the pay Is certain.
The bali players Of this region are wild over the
reports OF eNtravagant salaries 10 be paid by the
Chicago club next year. Among other rnmOrs
IL is stated that Matthews, the Mutual pitcher
has been offered IS, 900 a year for three seasons
TO pitch for the boys OF the Lake city. and also
that BurdOck, the champion third-base PLAYER,
has signed the document binding him 20 Dlay in
Chicago for three years at - 600 a year. Three
years ago when Ferguson picked Mr.. Burdock
from the ranks OF the BROOKLYN Athletics, the
gentleman would have blessed his stars ii ne
could nave made 500 a week in any pursuit. But
his history is only the history OF dozens of other
player, and what is more, he is thought to be an
honest man.
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I IEITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of tieri facess, issued out of
nit OF Columbia and 70 me directed, viii sell at
Gsor Of said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of
November, 1874, at IL O'Clock m, all !. L. Lyne's
Ii2ht tite claim and interest in and TO Lot No In
IN Besll's addition 70 Georgetewn D. O. Beeipuing
for the same at the intersection Of Monroe
and Beall streets, in said Georseto and ruEning
north along the west line Of Monroe street So feet
thence west and parallel with Beall street So feet
thence south and parallel with Monroe street. "a
teet TO Beal street.; thence east along the line Of
Bes.l street 90 feet 70 the place OF beginning to-
gether with ali and singular the improvements
thereon, sfez' d and levied upon the property of
j. L. Lyne aud VIII be sold 20 satisfy execution No
9572 AZ ainst J. l. Lyme aud Martin O,Donoehue Al
the suit Of the District of Columbia
October IL, 1874. octIx-dts
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DITRoIT POLICE COURT PRsocKpINas-
You're a sailor, aren't your" inquired his
honor, as the prisoner hung TO the railing and
stood on one leg. eyes, sail, |" he answered.
cbaTge?" "Yes, SIR" al thought IL was steal
ing chickens, ;" said the prisoner, heaving q sigh
Of relief. They found him lying on the wharf,
with lis raven locks, and his legs hanging
gracefully over q lump of Brier Hill coal He
didn't want 10 "come along" and he tried to
he said he wanted TO 90 and be an angel; that
the soft breeze was whispering to him 20 cast
of this shell called life and n 70 the stars and
the officer bad TO trundle him down here In a
haDd-cart. What did the soft breezes seem 70
say?" inquired his honor. "I don't remember
much about n, !" replied the prisoner, CHANGING
around in sn uneasy manner. "Did they seem
20 say "fve dollars or thirty days?" asked tue
court. The prisoner was undecided, and BIjah
put the fatal chalk-mark on his back aud led
him sv sy-FTee Press.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of heri facias issued out OF the
Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court IF the District
Of Columbia, and 20 me directed, win sell az public
sae for cash, in front Of the Court house door of
October, 1874, at IL O'Clock m all defendsnt's
right title, claim and nteres. In and to part of Lot
the northeast corner OF said lot and runuing west
along the lire OF public alley in said square n
the eastern lire of said lot Il feet and thence north
eriy TO the said alley and place OF beginning, TO-
sether with all and singular the inproyemsnts
thereon, in the city of washington, D. o.. seizsd
and levied upon as the property Of Minna Feucht,
administrative OF Frederick Feucht's estate and
Of Henry r. Schouoorn.
Llx. SHARP. q. 9. Marshal d. O.
October 9Th, 1874. oct5-dn
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
lQf JOS. Il. kELLEY,
- Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
Omce No. sO2 Sth street northsest


GUARDIAN SALE OF VALUABLE UNTN
Rh0nkD ZEAL ESTATE Oh STREET.
BkIMkkk 18TH AND l9TH STREETs
nUsIHWksTs ADJOINING THE RESI-
nIIkdHOk OF MARSHALL BROWN, AT AUG
90 BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, holding Cont II
= Probate business, ratified by q decree of equity
OF SAID supreme Court, on the Sth day Of Oct ber
derslRned, gusrdisn OF Mary O. Mcsherry sn9 ]. a.
Z. Mcshsr1y, will offer for sale public anction
to the highest bidder, on M0NDAY,the 26th dsT
OF october, A. ID, ls74, at O'Clock m, in front
OF the premises ell the right title, iaterast ana
estate OF the said minors-the same being an until
ylded two thirs-in and TO the foil owing described
part OF lot OF land lying and bioa in the city OF
the west part CT original Lot numbered two ~ in
square numbered one hundred and six, (l05,D said
part OF said lot having front Of thirty SOD feet ON
l street, and running back seventy f70D feet, the
depth OF the lot, to an alley. Aud tia same tims
and place the remaining third in said pros
thereof, ~
Terms Of sale: 6ne-third OF the purchase money
10 be paid In cash, and the residue 10 two equal Ia
sslmenis. payable at nine aud eighteen mOAths
respectively and for which the pure 1as-r is 30 give
his promssory notes, bearing interest from day OF
deed OF trust tc secure said notes deposit OF slO
is required Immediately after the property is sold
CoDveysnclng st cost OF the purchaser Aud il the
purchaser falls to comply with the terms of sale
within seven days after day of SALE the said prop.
erty may be resold at the risk ssd cos; of ths IA
such resale in the National Republican newspaper
JAMES McSHERRY, Guardian
oc32 1t JOS. b. KELLEY, auct
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limited STATES mARsHAL's SALE,

In virtue Of five writs of feri fscias issued ont of
the OlerE Office OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
r CT OF columbia and TO me directed, / will sell at
door OF said District, on TUESDAY, the 81 day Of
November, 1874, 1t IL O'Clock m, all Augustus
Lots Ms lUl, lo2, lG3 and lO4, in Dale wrIght's
subdiyisien OF Mount Pleasant, in the county OF
WashiL gton, District of Columbia together with ali
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon Is the property OF August Bachus, snd
will be sold to satisfy executions Ne g2I against
Christian spr0esser, Jacob Dsimsr and August
August Bschus, Noe. 1857, 977S and 97gl against
FrtdeTick Myers and August Baehus all at the suit
Of the District Of Columbia.
ALEX'R sRARP, o. 8. Marshal, DO.
October IA, 1874. octII.ts
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

virtue OF four wris OF eri facss, issued out of
the CLERK office Of the Supreme court of the Dis
trot OF Columbia, and to me directed shall sell at
puoc ssle for cash, in front of the Courthouse of
said District: on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Novem-
per, 1884, at l2 O'Clock m all John Roney's right,
square No. e92, In the city OF Washington, ID. q.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied pom the property OF
John Roney, and will be sold TO satisfy executions
Nos 1883 924O, 95i9 and sc6 in favor of the District
OF Columbia, Sgainst Robert Farrell and John
honey IN $3.50 and 93l9, against Mary Hagg and John
Boney IN No: 95i9. and Martin Welsh and John
honey in No, 1863 ALEX SHARP
CctI4-d II n Mar.h al m n
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pF LATIMER q OLEARY,
- huctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv sna avenue and llth NJ .
Star ONCE Building,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNr
IukE. ZINE RRuSSELs GARPETs e.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUBE, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS, &c
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October
" zsth, liza, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the
~ residence Of Q gentleman declining hSpss
Weeping, No. 1000 Massachusetts avenue,
sell very extensive and superb collection 81
Household goods, viz: Va
-Four suites OF Parlor FurnttHre, uphoIsterad in
Reps and Hair Cloth;
walnut marbIe-bsse and Mirror-back Ytegeres
Walnut Marble-tOp Tables;
Fine Black Walnut MarbIe-top Chamber Suites.
Superior Painted Chamber Sets;
window Hangipes and Shades;
A splendid lot Of Feather Pillows;
Husk ard Hair Mattresses, Hair Bolsters;
Mardrobes, Tables and Chairs.
hyperion Brussels, Three-piy and Ingram Carpets.
Blankets, Comforts and Spreads;
China and TIN Toilet Nsre;
Oak and W alnut Extension Dining Tables;
About 10 superior Oak Dining Chairs.
Together with many useful articles found in q
perfectly furnished house.
Term cash.
Cct24 dts BATIMER CEEARY, kucts
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PROPOSALS.
PR0POsALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT QuARIzRN.srER's oEgIcE, 4,

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIcF,l
PHILADELPHIA, October IA, 1874,
Sehleo proposals IN uplicate, with COPY of this
soSeiseInent attached 20 each, will be received al
Us Us once until = 10. on FRIDAY. November g.
1873, Tor furnishing the United States Quarter.
master 5 Department at the PhiIade mia or Jeffr
7onytiie depot with 900 WALL TENrs, without
Inesi Poles or Pins, to be of tbs sZs and describe
ton given in the approved specifications for wall
tents on nle IN this Office copies OF which will be
furnished on application.
The tents will Be subjected 10 rigid inspection,
ard noEe WI be received which do not IMPLY in All
respects with the spec ifc atoms Of the contract
Inc Usual guar aDty will be required Of bidders,
ana TIE Ilght 20 reject any OF all bids, OF parts of
ttts, il Reserved.
Cor inform alton in detail apply to this office.
EnvtloPss containing proposals to be endorsed
PIoposss Tor Military Supplies" and addressed
20 the undersigned.
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General.
l.. O. EAST0N,
Assistant QuartermAster General U. g. Army,
CcAIs-A In charge OF Depot.
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N A ~ RI En.

,,GIthk-FOMLER. On Sunday evening IN.
ith octebcr, lst, ~ ST Doun'nic's Church H. a.
hey. IstheT Fortnns, M. JOHN T. QUEEN 40
Mrs EMILY 3. FOHLER, % tins city
SBGMOUR-WOODLEY On Thur.sav ey.,,r.
tee - Of October, BY the Rev. N. y Coambs.
SkA MOI n % Miss ANNIE NOObLEY
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TIE HYAoINTH is not only very beautifu
and fragrant flower but one easily cultivated
This is the season when the bulbs intended for
house cultivation should be secured, A word 20
our lady friends in regard to the best modes OF
what is known az glass or water culture. First
give preference TO the single varieties They
are less beautiful, but are TO be'preferred to the
double ones for the reason that they bloom two
or three weeks sooner and are more fragrant.
Having selected the bulbs, ill the glasses with
pure water, place the bulbs in them, and set
them In a dark closet for a fortnight or three
weeks, or until the glasses are well filed with
tbres. Then expose to the sun; give fresh tsir
occasionally, when the weather will permit
Change the water when IL becomes impure
When making the charge takes out the bulbs
and rinse the roots well in clean water; also
wash the Insides Of the glasses thoroughly. The
freezing of the water not only eadangers the
safety of the glasses, but causes the root 70 de-
cay. Soft water is always preferable. 1t should
be perfectly clear to show the roots 70 advan-
tages, and should be on a level with the base of
the bulb. Avoid placing the glasse within the
ntueDce OF IRE heat. These brief directions
carefully observed, will result in handsome
blCOms-Itild. Star.
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4 NEGRO ABROAD MISTAKEN FOR THR
DEVIL-LUdtcToUS Scene ia PUiDit.-A South
German paper relates the fOllowing:-In Ba-
Ysrlan town of the most pronounced Catholic
orthodoxy the priest preached lately against the
Old Catholics. and related such horrible things
about them that his piOus hearers we're liter
ally bOror-stricken at old Catholic impieties.
At last the preacher cried: 1.-THE old Catholics
are 60 impure that they will all be cast into the
pit, and II what tell You is not true, nav the
devil take me nov Oh the spot" His excitement
was terrible, and D so struck the cushion that
the book fell from il. Not far from the pulpit
there sat an American, who had negro ser
want with him, TO whom he beckoned 20 take
the book up TO the priest, who perhaps never
had seen one Of the sons OF Ham in his life. The
negro st once Obeyed, and as he mounted the
lowest OF the pulpit steps the clergyman repeat
ed hls wish that the devil might come and take
him If what he said against the old Catholics
was not true. Although the negro went softly
the preacher heard his footsteps, and, turning
around, saw a black object sOlemnly, steadily
ard surely approaching him. He looked at in
with terror, and believing that he would be the
next instant cOuared by his satanic majesty, he
cried out, with trembling voice: at IL, after
all, possible that there may be good people
among the old Catholics" Turning then around
10 zee II the object had disappeared, he saw il
SUN steadily approaching. The Precipitation
burst out on his brow, and full of despair he
called out, i"TheTe are even many good people
among the old Catholics Thinking that this
woulG suffice, be turned around, but what was
bis horror TO find that the object was close at
hand. Imagining himself in the very grasp of
Beelzebub, turning partly To the negro and
the devil come and take me ii all the Old Cath
olics are not better than we are" The terrified
priest tainted from the fright, and &c WAS only
after come time that lac recovered.
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ROBBERY BY MASKED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
after eight O'Clock last night five masked men
entered the residence of VIM. Russell, on Farm
near Russell street, Ida hill. There was no one
in the house but Mr.. Russell's mother an old
lady seventy years of age. The men pretended
TO be policemen, and said they were in search
of stolen property. The talIest of the men said
he was Chief of police. He ordered his men 70
take the old lady into bedroom, which thew
obeyed. She was then thrown on a bed, gag
placed in her mouth, and her hands were tied
behind her back. One of the men struck the
OLD lady on the face, and another of the gang
put his knee on her breast with such force a.
TO inJure her seriously. She said 10 the one
who acted as chief that he was a nice man
10 be on the police force. he answered
that II she had any more 10 say he would
cut her heart out. He went so far as 20 order
the gang TO kill her, and his order would have
been obeyed but for one Of the gang, the short
est man of the five, who told them that they
must not hurt the old lady. They were evi-
IDENTIFY afraid OF him, for as soon he spoke they
Gil obeyed his order. The brutes then rausacked
the house and broke open 8 trunk with stove
poker, but failed to secure a large amount of
money, which they supposed Mr.. Russell had in
the house. Mr. Russell was fortunate enough
TO have his money and most OF his valuables In
the banks. The thieves took q watch chain aud
a pair OF sleeve buttons. both of which were
valued at SlO0. A valuable diamond pin, valued
al S6o0, which was in pocket OF pair of Mr.
Russel's pants, was not found by the thieves
The robbers remained in the house about if
teen minutes, when they left with their light
booty-TToy IN. ~ Whig, 22d.
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pY LATIMFk OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SOstDRegf corner PeEnsy lvsnia avenue and iItb NJ
Star 0n1oe Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEOPERTl ON l3LH STRkEr, BETMEhN

TRUSTEES SALE OF NALU Able IMPROVED
PROPERTl ON 1871 STREET, BETWEEN
Z AND Il N0bTHWEST
A. By virtue Of deed Of trust TO me, dated the
x second day Of July. 1873, recorded in Lbsr No
~ III, folio az, one Of the land records for the
DttrtCr OF Columbia, aud AZ the reluas. Of the
holder OF the notes secured thereby, shall sell az
public auction, ia front OF the promises To ESDAY
the 18th dsy Of November, 1874, az O'Clock D m,
the following property, described in said deed of
Trust, to vii: Lots seven ) and eight 81 in Colt.
man = Trustees subdivision Of square numbered
tao burdred and seventy seven t277D, improved by
TWo-stCry Frame Dwelling Il )use.
Terms OF sale: Twenty-OLe hundred dollars
(S2lN9D with all costs and censes cash: balance
IN one and two years secured by deed pro perty.
TERED payments to bear interest. SlDO on day of
sale, and ii terms Of sale not compiled with in
I'VE DAYS ths property will be resold the risk and
cost OF defaultlrg purchaser. Conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
J. MILLS DEAN, Trustee
cct26 DATIMER Il ULEARY, Aucts
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I UNITED STATES MARsRAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of eri facias, issued out OF the
CLERK office Of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at pub
lie sale for cash. in front of the court house door of
said District, on TUESDAY, the Sd day of Novem-
title, claim, and interest in and to west half Of lot
No s6 in square No. 500 in the city of sshington
Dlstrlot OF Columbia, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied pom
Is the property Of John Casey, and will be sold 10
satisfy execution o. AS, Charles Wallace
ard John Casey, at the suit Of the District of CO.
lumbta. ALEX SHARP,
octl4-d n a MarshaI m n
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TRUsTEE'S sALE.

In pursuance OF q deed Of trust from George w
ColceDstrOth ard Ellen Ooldsnstroth, his wife, to
me, dsted the 9th day of January, IS79, and 70
corted in Liber II B., No 3, folio 81, &c, one o
tie isEd records Of Prince Georges county, Mary.
land, will expose 10 public sale, apOn the PREM
ises for cash, en- THURSDAY, the 9th day Of No
yember, at O'Clock II fair, il not the next fair
day heTeatter, the land thereby conveyed, known
IS parts of valentine, Lewis Point and Fife En-.
isrRed, containing together about S9zS acres
This properly il situated in Prince Georges CO d,
Maryland, about two miles from the yiilsge Of Ba.
densbUrg, and four from Washington city ,immedi-
ately the public road leading thereto and rs aC.
cessible 10 il by the Baltimore and Potomac rail
road, being distant from Magruder's Station and
BennIBg's station absu amiIe. It's very pr1duc-
tive, and admirably ada pied market purposes to
which Use il as been probably applied far several
years psst. N O. sTEPHEH5 Trustee
Blsfensburg, Nd, Oct. Il, 1874. octi6-eo Eds
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1914 GREAT 1924
A LEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON Rs
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ALEXANDRIA s. FREDERIOKSBUR
OOkHEE OF AID SIXTH SFREsTa.
Local traias leave for AleI andria ~ SOlIoHs:-S,
s,etsL 10 II .. m, 4, 3, a. ., 81 .. m;
unday. ' ~'r.' 0%SSk'
Local Trains hoLl AleIandria arrive ~ foIIous.-
1893, 1888 80, S:35, o:33, 1888 ,. m. The $50
q. m, and 6.33 p. - from AlsxsairIa daily III
other trains daiiy except Sunday. 'D
H&htngtou Eud ObfO &. T.
RICHMOND FAST BXPREss leaves daily. ex-
y. m.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves ashngtoD II :33 p N. daily except Sunday
Throcgn tlckets 70 all points South snd Southwest
tor sale ~ Onees corner 18th street and Pennsyya
nls syeDus, and corner 9Th street aud Peunsyvsnis
avenue Wnefe passengers can leave orders FOR bag
fsse 20 De checked st all hotels and residences
Through 20 destination.
II. 8. YOUNG. GenY PASSENGER Agent trax-tf
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~The river editor OF the New York Mail
has agreed to become responsible for this "a
Mr.. Geton arrived In one Of the GermsD
steamers the other day. He was among the
first 10 get or"
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pY LUTTRELL & CO., Autioneers,
- No. Sl5 Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and lOth streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIA ksTATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
BhTWEEk % AND 81 STREETS NORTH
slDnJ CONSISTING 0F A THREE-SrORY
FBAME DWELLING, WITH LABGE CEb-
bAh Mo. 22Si ALSO, FRAME STABLE IN
81 By virtue of deed oftrust, dated October 10Th,
Sd a: ID. lo3l, aud duly recorded in Liber No. CSC,
f1liO l4o, among the land records for the District
OF Col bs and by direction of the party secured
tLereby, viii sell, at public auction, in front of
the premises, to the highest bidder, on THURS
DAY, October 29tb, A. ID. 1874, at az pm all
tcse certain pieces parcels Of ground the city
Ci ashingtoD, IN said District, AID known and de-
scribed follows, TO wit The western 25 feet front
lDR Oh kast Capitol street of Let /, 10 Square No
I59 and extending back the width Of % feet the full
dspth u said lot; also, Lot lettered aud marx led
" ~ IN ID. y. Sho6S and others recorded subdi.
Vision Of original lots IA, Is, ls, IL and 49, in said
qusre No 49, excepting the south II feet ga inches
FontEg on 80 street east BY equal depth of % feet
Inch OF said lot"M }" together with the improve
nents thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-fonrth cash, (of which $500
must be paid down day of Esle;) and the balance in
one, two and three years, in equal payments to be
secured by pni chaseris notes, bearing interest at
the rate OF ten per cent per annum, payable semi
annually ,, and deed Of trust the property sold
Convey adcing and recording the purchasers cost
II terms Of sale are not complied with in six days
after sale tins trustee reserves the right TO RESELL
risk and cost Of dsfamlting purchaser.
WIN. 4. H0LTZMAN, Trustee,
octlI-d IRep ] LUTTRELL s co, Aucts.
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(roHEE LOAF 0BRIon, GrsW u YsA ss
Torf avenue. n. non sri1sfs lie Tos on osos "a
IN the city. Money loaned % the lowest rate L &
Plate and Plated ware, Guns, Pieoi1, Ladfe0' M
esnslsDeoS OoehtAgs OaYDo6 N n oFsiols0 Q
NoTIoI;-PARrIls WHO DESIRE 70 DIS
car sell them Tor higher cash price than anypI acs
10 tne ofy. ~ calling or sddrsssing II nRz0G, Sl5
ton VIA b gfysa. 1syis.sr