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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-12-05
CHE Carbon SlroGate.
Local and Personal.

SATURDAY MORNING, DEoEMBER 8 1874.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11

it TO the good sense of the Secretary Of the
Treasury-would not everybody who has
ancestors feel safer, If these notes could
be adorned with portraits Of people in the
Department We are aware that the law
forbids the use of the portraits of living
men, and it may occur to the merely SUI
perfcial observer that this would be an OBJ
lection to putting the likeness of Mr.. Rich
ardson on the currency. But whoever has
read the reports of the Sanborn investiga
ton knows that this is no objection at all.
Mr.. Richardson is still at the head of the
Treasury Department, to be sure, but in
the matter of having vital spark, the
late julius Caesar is in the din of youth
walking Broadway with Spring style hat
on and q green cotton umbrella under his
arm, compared with him. There is a sal
utary deafness about Mr.. Richardson that
more than any other one thing qualities
him TOR place on-say a new twenty-five
cent token: And it ought to be done. Just
as Louis XIII. gave his name to the Louis
d or, and the late French Emperor coined
the Napoleon, so our twenty FIVE cent piece
should bear the name of our Great Minis
ter Of Finance After this, the most ma
tural thing in the world would be to put
Sawyer on the ten-cent piece. May we go
further, and suggest that handsome FIVE
cent bill should be printed with the like
mass of Mr.. John d. Sanborn on the SOUTH
west corner.
These improvements we suggest to the
Department. No false modesty should de,
ter the Secretary from making the change.
Then quarter of dollar would go as "a
Richardson" ten-cent piece as "a Saw
yer" and fve-cent piece as "a Sanborn. "
Change for "a Richardson would be two
''Sawyers" and "a Sanborn." 1t would
would perpetuate these honored names,
and be very good thing for the bank note
companies And in that far time when
the solitary New Zealander shall sit on a
broken arch of the East River bridge con-
templating the unfinished Court House, a
committee of the Board Of Aldermen ap-
pointed for the purpose shall exhibit these
three representative tokens and explain to
him that Richardson was the statesman
who invented the plan of specie resump-
ton in sums of five dollars and less; that
Sawyer discovered the plan of collecting
the revenue on shares and that Sanborn
took the contract to collect the taxes tic
HAYES" We commend this suggestion tC
the Department in the full conviction that
the law requiring none but dead men to be
put on the Government notes does not
stand in the way in the slightest degree
~ Y Tribune
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
The Ten Cant Plaza

If we correctly decipher the title of the
picture which adorns the west end of that
admirable work of art, the new ten-cent
piece, it is intended to represent the late
Hon. Vim. ~ Meredith of Pennsylvania,
who was Secretary of the Treasury under
President Taylor in lS49, and of whom the
author of Statistical Records of Cabinet
Officers writes: Having tried, but in
vain, to obtain proper notice of this gen
tleman, the present blank is a necessity
Precisely why his portrait should adOrn so
small delusion as;the new ten-cent piece
we are unable to say. We have no reason
to doubt that he was man who fulfilled
his obligations, redeemed his promises, and
paid his debts. But Mr.. Secretary Rich
ardson seems to have taken the likeness of
him by the scruff of the neck, as it we're,
and set him down on the empty end of this
last issue OF the lowest denomination of
the best currency in the world" Who
ever will consult the piece will observe
that MIR, Meredith looks as though he had
been set down hard and did not enjoy it.
Added to the maniacal expression which
the photographer brings to his victim
countenance By the request to sit easy
and look natural, there is look of ineffa-
bic disgust which seems to have settled
there since he took his place on the bill
When one reflects upon the uncertainty of
the promise which he adorns its smallness
and worthlessness, its liability to be passed
Tor PLAIN drinks by the waytarer and topper,
and Its being the lowest denomination of q
currency which the good pronounce mot
worth dime" and the profane repeat
with but slightly varying pronunciation, it
Is not so strange that he should be dis
gusted.
Lake all the other denominations of ''the
best currency in the world" the ten-cent
piece is beautiful merely as q work of art
We can suggest but single improvement
1t does not seem quite the thing to adorr
this beautiful currency with portraits Of
persons who though they are dead may
still have surviving friends. 1t is Just pos
slble that the friends of the late Mr.. Mer
edith may feel chagrined at seeing his hon
ored profile passed about on a ten cen
piece in this dreadful commonplace way
accompanying promise to pay which i
never fulfilled. We do not UNDERSTAND
now MI. Richardson came to have it done
MT Meredith never did him any harm, an
tne only excuse Tor 1t is that Mr. MEREDITH
is dead. Still it does seem as tbongb RI
grave oughtto be sacred from anv sncb in
truslon. At the rate things are going on
with new ten-cent pieces ordered ever
time a new bank note company is orean;,
ed, uobOdy's ancestors are safe. No ma
can go to bed at night with a reasouabl
assurance that he will not awake to fin
himself confronted with his grandfather
likeness on new ten-cent piece. Sc
what they have done with Christopher CC
!umbus; and he was well-meaning ma
Now would it not be better-we submj
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver. Blood or Skin, Indiges-
ton, COstiveness, Bilious COT-
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accouts of perfect CURES effect
ed by these Invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
E Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
Sd Liberty Street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11

Congressman Lamars eloquent eulogy
on Senator Sumner meets the general APP
proval of the Southern press. The Rich
mond Enquirer, while not agreeing in his
estimate of the philanthropy and states
manship of Mr.. Sumner, says it must ad-
mire and must applaud the magnanimity,
the elevated independence, and the truly
chlvalric righteousness with which the
gallant Lamar paid his hearty tribute of
sincere respect TO the memory of man
with whom neither he nor the Southern
people ever had political sympathy or as
ISOLATION. And after that speech the
Northern man who says the South is OPP
posed to reconciliation must admit that he
denies and defes the facts that confront
him" The Wilmington IN c. Star says
1t was generous, courageous, and mag
unanimous, and as such in marked contrast
with the action Of the Senate Judiciary
Committee in refusing to favor the removal
Of the political disabilities of Admiral
Semmes
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11

A pretended burglary took place in the
Office of the Assistant Attorney for the
District of Columbia, several day ago, OF
which mention was made at the time.
The matter is now being investigated by a
Grand Jury, and already most damaging
case has been made out against the District
Ring 1t appears that the Attorney safe
was blown open by a professional burglar
whose operations were directed by the
Attorney himself, the Chief of the Wash
ington Police, and the brother of Gov.
Shepherd. Their intention was to convey
the stolen papers to the house of Mr.
Alexander, one of the memorialists and,
by casting suspicion upon his integrity dis
credit the testimony of the prosecutors in
the Congressional investigation of District
affairs now in progress. A more villain
Gus scheme to cover up corruption and
blacken the reputation of honest men has
not been exposed since the present District
Government came into existence. 1t is a
thousand times worse than the stealing of
the false vouchers by the Tweed gang
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YoUNG MEN from the effect.
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
gelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. . Soul
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pam Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc
and professional skill. 2-9dSSw3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
Castor Oil Pills.

Tho safety and Certainty action ol TOR Oil,
times popular, because il is a reliable medicine;
THE ONLY OBJECTION
TO its constant use Is The difficulty of administering
IL to children and It's nauseousness TO adults. Both
these objections are now entirely overcome The
Proprietor by the application OF the principles of
chemistry, aided by careful manipulation an
long IRA ctical experience has at length succeeded
in accurately combining,
IN A SOLUBLE FORM,
all the medicinal elements Of Castor Oil with other
harmless but valuable vegetable products. These
Pills. being coated with sugar, Will be found easy
aud pleasant to take. and, as they contain neither
medicine in all where purgatves are required.
such as
Bilious Disorders.
SICK HEADACHE AND FoULNESs OF THE
STOMACH.
Habitual Costiveness and Piles,
Diarrhea Looseness of the Bowels
feEers and Inflammation: and as
GENERAL BLOOD PURIFIER,
they will be found invaluable also avery desirable
medicine for
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
None other should be used.
VIM. SCRUT0N, Proprietor.
81 Barclay street, n. Y.
Price % Cents per hox.
~ For sale by Emil K9hler.
2-l6d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
Pages Climax Salye. a Family

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
Wewarrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
bOxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11

The laws of congress are published 10


The laws of congress are published 10
papers selected by the clerk Of the house
OF representatives.-Moline Revieso.
Nominally, ofcourse, But the Clerk OF
the House of Representatives never hav-
ing heard Of such paper as the Moline
Revieao must have had some aid in select
ing that paper for such purpose. A pa
per having only IS subscribers outside of
its own town would not be very likely to
be selected as the vehicle to communicate
to the people of the State of Illinois the
laws passed by Congress, unless there was
some African in the woodpile, The Re
vielo is too innocent for anything, VIII
that paper pretend to say that no one for
it or connected with it suggested to Mr.
Hawley that it would like that little job ?
VIII it pretend to say that neither Mr..
Hawley nor any of the Illinois Republican
delegation made any application for it to
the Clerk Of the II of r for the little job ?
Will it pretend to say that, in tho divis.
sion Of spoils or party patronage belonging
to this State it was not agreed to give that
little plumb to the Rerie,o?
But the Repieso consoles itself with the
idea that if it has been bought up with
public pap other papers have been bought
in the same way. No doubt of that. In
consideration Of the pap they are expected
to do all the party dirty work they are ca.
pable Of. The Rerielo, when it accepted,
at the hands of Mr. Hawley, this little bribe
agreed, by well understood implication
that it would be jealous in defending Haw
ley and the administration 1t could not
have got the little bride any other way
But now the great trouble is how to stand
up for Hawley and not condemn Grant
how 10 sustain Grants veto and not con,
denim Hawley for voting to water the cur
rency. At present that paper is on the
fence, doing its level best to praise botl
sides. 1t will have to get down from tha
fence on one side or the other, pretty soon
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11

ssDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING. -
i How either may fascinate nd gain the
love and affections of any person they choose, in
stanty This simple mental requirement all car
possess, free, by mail, for - cents together with
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints
Ladi' 5. A queer book 100000 sold. Address
WILLIAM e co, Publishers, Philadelphia
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-11
BETHESDA

This unparalleled SPECIFIC is compounded in
Natures laboratory, and, from its magic power a
unprecedented achievements, the mos eminent
men in this country have, after thorough and sc
we're test pronounce" it the only Sovereign Remedy
for
BRIGHT's DISEASE AND DIABETES;
Al-o, all Urinary, Bladder and Liver Afrecti ms,
with Dropsy, &c
To the minds of many our claim may seem pre-
poster us to accomplish " IN Bethesda Water that
which has so long and ST II continues to btfe med
lea science. We ask but test; do not allow our
skeptis cism t. be ,ur per Ii Bethesda don't
cure u, it can not, certainly do you any injury
therefore, avail yourself of the most pleas mt d
efficacious curative agent offered to suffering
humanity
W claim Bethesda to be specific in all cases of
iabetes Inflammation of the Kidneys Inflamma-
ton of the Neck the Bladder aud Ufethr.,. Infam-
nation of the Bladder, Dropsy, Gouty Sweiings,
StOppage of Urine, Albumenuria Ropy or Cloudy
Urine Brick Dust Deposit, Thick. Morbid Bilious
and dark appearing Urine, with bone Dust Dep s.
its; Burning Sensation with Sharp rams when vol
ding Urine; Hemotorage of the Kid eys, Pain in the
Kidneys and Ioins, Torpid Liver Indigestion, Cal
culus and Female Weakness.
COL RICH RID DUNBAR.
4-25d&w1yl Director and Gen / Manager
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PROPOSALS.

DRuPOsAIs FOR TTLISG AND FLaGGIEG
L FOR TIA TERRACES, APPROACdES
AND SIDEWALKS, &C OF THE SOUTH
WING OF TIE NEW STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMEETS' BUILDING,
y ASHIEGrOE, L. @.
OFFICE OF SUPzRvI5ING ARcaIrEcT,(
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, d. C, August Is, le74.
Scaled Prop sails will be received this Office
llni y m. OF the Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874, for
lhrnlsLiDg and delivering at the cite Of the
state, " ar and hayy d partmeets building, WASH
lDgISD ID O., ali the TiliDg ard Flazging required
lor me Terraces, Approaches a1d Sidewalks, &C,
% the sou wing Of the building. called for by
the schedule, and described in this specifications,
eGpies OF which may be bad on application at this
Bidders must submit sample Of the material they
Payments will be made on the delivery and &C.
cepaDce OF materials deductiDg 10 per een:um until
the completion OF the contract
All bids must be accom- panied by q penal bond Of
Two responsible persons, in the of five thousand
dollars, (S5O00.D that the bidder will accept aud
~ the security TO be certified BY the United States
Judge, CLERK Of the United States Conrt the Dis
resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids IL il be deemed for the interest of the
the PRINTED form to be obtained At this Office, and
does not conform IN every respect to ths require
ments OF this advertisements, will not be considered
neither will any prorosal be receiy &c from parties
who are not themselves engaged In the Thing and
FlaggiI trade, and Who have not the necessary
facilities for furnishing the materials.
Proposals viii be enclosed In q sealed envelope,
addressed to A. b MULLETT,
augle-lS Supervising Architect.
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Id n n ID .


ADAMS. On Mondsy mo. inc, An, IS. u, ls7t,
about is O'Clock, Mrs. BATTlL A. ADAM :, con-
sol OF mo A. AdFm~.
" Thou 81. zone 20 the grave, br. we viii not de-
s.Dee eoi vas thy rarron. thy srsd,.n ard
he gave thee, He t. * thee, ard he VIII rs,.ose
And deslh hss no sing s.ncs ,be Saviour hath
Pune a. at Le-stp q, Va, TDursc az, 18th irs,ut,
Ct IL al
curry. o. The "a iust.. at J. D. m, SARAH
Am, beloved Ne Of LOr I o. &. .,sssd q ys--s
Fussrsi servics1 >: the r, .,ce o. her hr-oa,d,
M. Friencs and reia iyts s-e F'noly i7vlt I oa.-
tend.
PAUL. 10 GeorFetown, ID. O., August IS, lEs4,
ALIAAkDHk IL. PAUL, in tbs 70.h year Of MS
F1asrsl win ,a.e place at. o'o,, aIa-,al,
arc relsil1 are iaIi,, itost.sSa. rs: dusSy agd
Cfneifnau P3p-npts ecopv1
PERRIE. On Mopdav morESr-, IN ir- az. at
ttsl De ., G. n Pr lsdespi ,OhaRLrsF PER
IE,iofmeIly OF tn sei.y, In the s. yee OF rs
age.
xsiNoE. On Friday, August aist, THOMAS 81
T9SersI irom bis late reside ace, 1883 "a s,Iees
Members Of Sy eacusaa Los n. q a, are re-
cue std 10 mble st their C1=tie all a. oe'k
SECURELY. On Ausust q, lGls, DANIEL H.
infsot and Only chi'd oiL~as. H. a. Willie y 5our-
Tie ieres "a The family ere re pec;.sr,y i1vi.cd
ct celoek. fen 81 2 street southve.t.
NEBSlE R. At 10 Bsy, Msine, Ivy "a. D. 4,
MATTHEW WEB. AHR, o. rye On a, D. O..
sSsa tsysars ~ smoutf
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EVENING STAR


EAzAIsI's PRIsoE HoMs.-Tbe island OF
SAINTS marguerite, upon Which Ma stat b :
xsipe was confined, has bceu the or son ..
many distinguished state Drre,uers, among
whom NJ. de Broglie, bishop o. Gaud, uncle "a
the present dufe de Bro.Iie. Tbs z. at.em an
once wrote letter IRON the island, In which
occurred the fol,owin- p-ss-.e:
"Yoa think. perhap5 that VS. happier here
than in prison in the interior. Ali rot When
i sew above me tho-e cle-- sf'e-. without a
CLOUD; when, from the top of the fortrC g. I
looSed out rpon that blue te., with IT. white :
sled vessels, when the sea-b;rds skimm ID
along the wave, or so1red above me, felt
within myself the ipconquerahle need OF hh c-ty
a reed which would have bee 1 le-l violently
lelt in an Ordinary prison.
Such feeling &c heI indicated can be tho--
o'Phly appreciat, ny anv per, N wco he ever
Rosed out n on that emDiem o. boundless iib-
e J, the oce-n; AVID ..is very frob.ble tn e
Ba-, ne chated more nd rore in his confne-
ment 81 he insI ira, on OF his surroundings
gs'ned upon bin. The need OF liberty srew II
be q uncorquerabie that the pride who,
would not perm u BIN TO sppe Il 70 MscMahon
fCr b'sl wss a. the EST NOT ssrons epop yu 20
prevent his breaking his pa ole and max ng his
escape.
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10y THOS. X. WAGGAMAN.
ID Real Estate Auctienser, 81 9 TIN street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RkALEsTATE ON path eTREET, BETWEEN
. AND nj STREETS h0RTHWE EST.
"a BY virtue Of a deed of trust TO the unisr-
90 signed, dated February 2si, Ammo Domiui ISL,
- and duly recorded in llber No. go, folio lSi,
one of the land records of Washing lon county, ia
the District of Columbia and at the written reines
OF the parties secured thereby, will sell at publc
auction, in trent OF the premises, on WGDNE5.
DAY, the "a day OF September, 1874, az .. IN g.,
that piece or parcel Of land situated IA the city of
Warrington, In the District OF Columbia part
OF Lot numbered eight.Sfn Square numbered tsicsy-
seven ga besinDing for the at the northwest
corner Of said lot. and running thence Oas. TIA
line OF alley LIZ feet "a inches thence south - feet
inches thence west 10 feet "a inches, thence N
foot Ia inches thence west % feet TO 2fSh stree
thence north "a feet IL inches the point Of gin
ming, improved by a nice two-story Frame ii oase,
with :; liable il rear Of the lot.
Terms: 0ne.third cash; balance in ard Il
mcntes, with interest at per centum per anaum
from cay OF sale; the deferred Payments TO be
secured by deed of trust the premises. a
deposit OF will be required from the pa cohsser
Of time OF sale. sn coaveyahcins at the cost of
purchaser. IL terms Of sale pos complied with
IN five dsys from day Of sale, the trustees reserve
the right resell the property at the risk and coss
Of The defsulting purchaser, after i've days sdver
FRED. W. JONES, lrr-..o..
JOSEPH r. EDSOE,S frustees'
suls-eeads TBOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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A NCHOR LINE.
a PASSAGE RATES REDUCED&Sfx8
hkW YORK AND GLASGOW,
FAVORiTE ROUTE FOB TOURISTS
passenger Accom- m cd ations Unsurpnsssd
MhA sTHsns yyHESDAY AND
IRON PIERs 20 AND u NORTH RIVER, N. T.
TO GLASGOW, LIYERPOOL, LONDON.
Dthh I. QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Ostin sos TO $50, according TO Accommodations
nahir return Tickets issued at reduced rates
InfkkMkDIATE SSs. STEERA6E ais
UrUtS tSSEsdJoT any amount at LOtosst Tnfss
scr Tickets or further Information, apply to-
MISS ANNIE X. HUmPHREYS
SOU Isfh street near Pennsylvania avenue
Wto UAMmACk O9., l453 II street NJ w
arc LEV ,f-6m near Treasury Dept Wsshinoton
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NJtw ExPREss LIES VIA CANAL

SEILADELPnIA, hLExhNDRIA, VA, WASH.
thGToE AHB GEORGETOWN, d. O.
sAlINs DAYS.
FROM Pier ., North Whsryes Phil Sa<~rA
TIOAI, ct I'm. ne6T.=1<Esszk
OAI and FRIDAY ~ p. n
Tbs line connects st Phiisdeiphia with "Olyds,s
iron Line" q steamers for Providence, Boston AID
Sew EuSisna States. No wharfage 10 Boston b.
h,s Iins aYpkl Agent fer D. % q,
"a. kEID, Ale<andrie, Va.
WALDO {. PEAhCE, 81 Uongress etrese ,Bostcn
A. ETafgais DELIVERED sy Enczs ExyGsss. Or.
iers iett at General Once, sos fcnnsytvania ave.
sue, ~ IA sts&u .. wharf ~ill Be prom rtlY a.
srd@o g. E9s-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON.

u Real Estate broker and Auctioueer,
No a11 7th street, opposite U. 8. Posi- Once
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Proper.
Ir on 23D STREET EORTHwEsr, AR
"a By virtue OF deed Of trust 20 rs, lated
eeMsreh -, ls71, and duly recorded in Liber So
It's, folio 81 one Of the land records of wash
ipston, D. O., win sell at public auction, in front
Of the premises, 70 the highest bidder, on NON
DAY the s4th day OF August, A. u, ls7lr at 8
bertd in square No. 81, the same fronting Is fe.t
and 10 inches sd northwest AMI eSteudins
back with that width one hundred and twenty two
fe,t tl1zl ieet snd two and half ga inches.
tvelse 2) and eighteen 49, months for which notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest at per cent per
annum, and secured by deed Of trust upon the pro
cry sfsii be given: Conveysncing at purchase 3
seven days after sale the Trustees reserve the rat
20 resell the property after i've days. public adver-
tisement NJ the risk and OF the d-fsrtfno pur-
chaser. l0 deposit on acceptance Of bid. Amount
required to settle to date, ESQ 0S Amount reoured
to pay arrears TO dste, S2lS Ii.
gg 5sEpk' y y, E 5SNss' }Tru.tess.
aug7-eo6ds =, ]. SWEET, Auct,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
u 641 Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.

TRUSIEE,5 SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated 9th July
one of the land records of tie District Of %.
, ,s and Ct the request Of the party secured
the gath day Of August, 1874, at the hour of s.
oSioek in the afternoons in front Of the premises,
ali u lot No. s. situated In SOU No. 81 in the CITY
OF Warrington, District Of Columbia, as ihe same s
lsld down upon the plat Of said city, with the
spacious Brick Church por he same. This property
str eets. ~
Terms Of Gale: One-third cash. the residue of the
purchase money in l, and years, the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest from the day Of
sale, secured bv deed of trust upon the premises
A deposit Of Sl00 required when the property IL
struck on. II the terms Of sale are not implied
Wit within five days the undersigned reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the fauitng HIchaser after advertising the same
Tor bve days All convey anctng at the cost of the
pure base. p. JACKSON, Tr 1stee
sul2-lW THOMAS DOWNING, Auct