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To say what should besaid, tosay
only what should be said, and tosay
it as it should be said is a rare
gift.
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1t is said to be the fashion in
Boston, to announce on the invita-
ton cards to gold and silver we'd
dings, that no presents will be re.
cciycd.
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DR.. RAD WAYS
SlGS2l3liIli8l RGg0lT8lt
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES so
QUICK 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANCES THE
BODY UNDERGOBs, UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Fiery drop Of ,ho sARsArARuLIAS REs0L.
VENT Communicates through the Bilol Sweat, Urine:
and other Fluids and ulces Of the system the yIsOr OF
lfO Tor itrr1r tho wastes Of the body with new and
sound material ScrO'ulR, syphilis, Consumption
glaniu'ir disease Ulcers In the throat, Month, tn
m0rl, EodCsIu The GRnl.Rnd OihgrpRrso the Sys.cn
Sorc Eyts, gIuluOrOr' discharges from iha Ears and
the worst forms Of Skin disease hrUpUonS FcyGr
Sores, scai lead Ring Worm, Salt Rhcum Ery'pe.al,
Acne Back Spc:H, Worms In The Flesh TEm0rs, Can
GERS In Tho Womb and all wu1asnng and paiuf0 dis
charges NshtSwcaS, Loss Of sperm and all w0Slcs9t
tho He rrlug.pi9 arc within curative range Of tbs
wOrdcr0f ~ 1iln Chemistry, and Il few days Hso VIII
prove AM person 'ing tiOr GtICr Of these iOrmS OF
hEsasc Ia p0tSu pDTCrtC cGEg them.
1.-THE patient, uiby becoming rCjUccd by mo wastes
and deco m uSitiUn that u continually progressing sue.
CUtda 10 resting thg'1 wastes, and repairs the same
with new nnirriU mOih from healthy blOol-and this
the GARSApkRlLLIAN viii aud does secured cure
4, certain; for when once thi' remedy commences 10
work II pUriigat0n, and suGreGG8.n diminishing no
loss Of wastes, rs rCpaIrswill DO rapid, aud every day
The Observation-Disclosures r0wing beliermlsrongcr,
the food tI,e.lng bICr, alpcug Improving and A2sA
Nnl weight Increasing.
Not only does the SARgApARiLLAS RrEoLIrST excel
MI known remedial agents ntNcCure Of Chronic, bcro'
fUl0us Constitutional, R4I sGH diseases Lu Il Is INC
only positive cure iyf
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Let everyone the current year,
cultivate courtesy, urbanity and
harmony.
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A Boston court has decided
that if a woman lends money to her
husband she cannot get it back
The decision will not be new to
many wives.
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The virtues Of the slippery iron
plates in the sidewalks, in assisting
pedestrians to an involuntary seat
are becoming conspicuous.
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January takes its name from
Janus, the guardian of the gates Of
entrance Of Rome.
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A smart Danbuy woman does
the work for a family ofninc, miIlS
two cows and keeps track Of thir-
teen continued stories.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Brigham Young has ordered his
missionaries in Europe to send over
no more old maids, rs they are I'M
profitable.
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plates in the sidewalks, in assisting
pedestrians to an involuntary seat
are becoming conspicuous.
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January takes its name from
Janus, the guardian of the gates Of
entrance Of Rome.
,.,>-~->>~->-~-~-r>,~-.D,
Virginia, in proportion to her
population, has more children at
school than any State in the Union.
~>,>-~-~>->~.>.-~,,>,,
Why are birds melancholy in the
morning! Because their little bills
are all over dew.
~s.e->se.~-@-~.,>~,,,.-e,,
How many apples did our first
parents eat in the Garden Of Eden!
Eve 8 and Adam 2.
~~~.,s-.-~~~..,--..~->,es->
Pure air is better than tar for
weak lungs.
c,c.,.,,,>~-,,-~~,~--
Some of the French papers rec
ommcnd the drowning Of prison
crs convicted Of capital oftcnscg.
~e>.l.r->.-.r-,-.-->.,-,.>,
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!

STRONG AID PURE RICH DLOOD.-iECRIAsR
on FLESH AND WEiGiT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
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r.. r. r..

r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
tnerrea.ng thlg Advertisement need any one
gUPpgR WITH PAlS.
EADTAY3 RRADY BELIEF 10 CURE POR
EVERY PAIN
itws,henB!Gnlb
Tho Only Pain Remedy
ha, instantly stop, tho most e1.r1cistng rain, aIllyi
l1hamuniiUn' and cures CDn{asl4HA WhtueI Oh Wy
Lungs. stomach Bgwei, or ctICS glands Or organs W
one application
IgFRog OWE 70 TWgSTYuNuTEa.
m nai,er how yIoont OF rzcrgc!lrg ih9 Caln 10
PnEUNAT'C. RsiTl3itn i1Hw Crippled, heTolS
NeuR.5lg, o. proam.st with disease m1yaalor
RAILWAYS READY EELlEF
WILL AFFORD IYsTAETE4sg.
EXPLANATION OF THE KIDNEYS
IEFlANVATiOS ~ TliH BLADDER
INFLAMMATION y? TlR BOWELS l. MN ,.,o,
PALPlrA7IDN OF TIE HEART
CAGAREl, iSFLJEN2A.
"'''' NEURALGIA, RHEuMATisT.
COLD CHIGq, AGrE CH!ILs
Tbeaprlcallln u.il. i:rndy Rclieft0 tlh NfTior
parts where The pain o. lcuIy CXhls VII! aoFI ease
and Comfort.
Twenty drops In half o tumh'gr ofwn,er VII m few
moments cure CRANES. 5rtsNs, SOUR SIOMACll,
HEARTEUFY, SICK HEADACHE, DIAREllgEh,
DYgE ETRRF. collie. WlSD TX Tue BOWELS,
and all INTERVAL PaIN2
Travellers shDnlh always carry bouA Of Ead'
,viy,s Wcndy Refer with them. few dr0p,in
water will prevent scknCS Or pains rom change OF
water Il q better than French Brandy or BVGu as
gimulEut
TEVEI2 AND AGUE. {
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NE;W Work. Gin
Set8zer, Sehon & MCCuIlooh,

TAEE Pleasure IN informing their old Gus
]. toners aud the public generally that they
have moved into lhCir new aud commodious
store house on the corner Of Main and First
Streets, and they have ju,t received from the
Eastern Cities Inc mo5tcomplcte stock Of
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IOFFICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passsa ~ the First ssssfos OF the Forty.
third CosSrsss.
GENERAL NArrRR-No I

NATURB-NO. IL
AN ACT to provide for the redemption of the
loan OF eighteen hundred and fifty-eight.
Be n enacted by the Senate and House Of Rspre-
sentdtiUes Of the United States Of America in Con-
gTeSs assembled, That for the purpose of re-
deeming the bonds issued under the act entitled
IAN act TO authorize 8 loan not exceeding the
sum OF twenty millions OF dollars" approved
June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, as amended March third, eighteen hun
dTed and fifty nine, called the loan of eighteen
hundred and hfty-eight, it is hereby declared
to be the pleasure of the United States TO paw
all the coupon bonds of said loan on the first
day OF January, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, at which date the interest thereon sh All
cease, and coin in the Treasury sufficient 10
redeem said coupon bonds is hereby appropri-
ated for that purpose.
SEC. p That the Secretary of the Treasury
may issue an equal amount, at par of principal
and interest, Of five per centum bonds OF the
funded loan under the act for refunding the
nation al debt, approved July fourteen, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy, and the act amend
atoTy thereof, approved January twentieth
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, for any OF
the bonds OF the loan of eighteen hundred ana
fifty light which the holders thereof may en- or
before February first, eighteen hundred and
centCm bonds of the said funded lo2n. with in
terest from said January first: PrOyiied, That
no commissions or allowances Whatever shall be
paid for the exchange of bonds hereby author
lied, and no interest shall be allow ed on the
new nonds for any time for which interest il
paid on the bonds exchanged.
j. G.. BLAINE,
Speaker Of the House Of RSPrssentItires.
MATT h. CARPENTER,
President Of the Senate pro temg0re.
Approved December 18th, 1873.
u. >. GRANT.
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GENERAL NArURE-No. 81


An ACT making appropriations 20 pay for re-
porting the debates and proceedings OF Con-
gress.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repr.-
sentdtir.s II he United States u America IN Con-
gress assembled, That there IL hereby spprOprI-
sted, out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the sum of twenty-five
thousand one hundred and eighty-hve dollars
for the payment OF the i've Official reporters OF
Representatives during the first year OF the
Forty third Congress, said reporters 10 be paid
monthly AZ the rate fixed by law.
she. p That there is hereby Appropriated.
out OF any money in the Treasury not other WIS.,
Appropriated, the sum Of one thousand six hun
dred and thirty six dollars and twelve cents 70
pay ID. Z. Murphy, Official reporter OF the SEN
ate, for reporting the proceedings and debates
OF the Senate At the special session OF March.
eighteen hundred and seventy three, according
10 the arrangement made with HIM by the Com
reported by said Committee 10 the Senate on
the twenty-frst day OF March, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three.
SEC. }. That there is hereby appropriated for
reporting the proceedings and deb stes OF the
Senate for the Congressional year ending March
four, eighteen hundred and seventy-fOur, the
sum OF six thousand dollars, or 50 much thereof
a. may be necessary, which sum shan be added
to the contingent fund OF the Senate and be dis
bursed by the Secretary Of the Senate, agree
ably to the terms OF the resolution aforesaid:
PrOrid.d. That from and after the passage ct
this act a sum not exceeding forty-tw0 thousand
dollars snail be paid 70. reporting the proceed
ings OF each House of Congress tor any one Con-
gress, under the direction OF the respective
Houses; and all laws inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed. Approved, j anGary p, lisa
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EVENING STAR.


SENATE.-After our report closed
MI. wright moved an amendment 70 the Str
sect on OF The currency bin 70 insert ate the
WORD act In the sixth line, the words Sin
excess OF the highest Outstanding volu me there
OF at any time prior 70 such issue" Adopted-
yeas 50, nays ..
Mr.. Wright moved an amendment 70 the OH
section, providing that the bonds 70 be e1-
tDstt ad OF per cent. interest, and shall rua nj
teen instead OF ten years. Agreed 70.
Also, an amendment extending the time after
which the bonds are 70 be exchanged for United
States notes from January, 1877, to July, 1873
Mr.. Wright moved an amendment 20 the OH
section, making IL compulsory on the Secretary
OF the Treasury, instead Of discretionary, 10
reissue the notes exchanged for bonds. Agreed
TO.
The bill was then passed, vithou, further
amendment-yeas IS, nays 10.
The Senate then, at 10 p. m, adjourned.
HoUSE-After our report closed
The House being In Committee of the Whole
on the deficiency appropriation bill and the
paserape IN relation TO the Reform School 10
reimburse the fund for moneys lost by the
failure Of JAY Cooke, under consider alton
Mr. Holman offered an amendment directing
tue Attorney General TO investl ate the eli,
cum tances attending the embez zlement OF this
,ng out the word embezzlement, and 1t was
then adopted.
The bill was then laid aside 10 be renorted IN
the House, and the committee took up the con
suiar and diplomatic bill.
Mr. Swami, who had charge of the bill az
planned its provisions, and without further Ac
ton the committee rose.
The deficiency bill then taken M and
pssStd as amended in Committee OF the Whole
Mr.. Poland subm tied a rev sion OF the law.
OF the District of Columbia, which was passed
and
The House, at IS p. m, al journed.
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eeeure and unerohen partition such norton N

secure and unbroken partition such portion Of
u ~ nav be necessary Tor the age and SAFE
feeping Ct The spiTits d,stiled by the original
lerson. ~ M or c, mpany. during the period al
lowed hN laS Tor the moval OF di-tfl sf shirts
fr m distillery ware houses. until SAID spirits
are n moved. AMI the tsN paid thereon within
that time; I'rur'dcd, That nothing herein CON-
tAintd shsl impair 80 In any way affect the
lien eSistlrg AZ the time OF such change under
sect. n one OF the internal revenue acf OF ,Iuly
twtn ty, eighteen hundred aud sixty-eight, a.
sneI ded. or other disabilities under sny tntsrn Al
revei ne law. but the existence OF such lien sh.u
be 20 ground tor refusing 10 approve the bond
OF the succeeding person, firm or company,
awning in section eight OF the said act q
July twenty, eighty hundred and sixty eight, a.
amended, 60 The contrary notwithstanding.
Approved, January 4 tS-A
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GENERAL NATURK-No. 2.

AN ACr making appropriations for extraordin-
airy expenses of the naval service.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-.
seRtdtires Of the United States Of America IA Con-
gress assembled, That the following sums be
and they are hereby, appropriated, TO be paid
out OF any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, to meet extraordinary ex-
penses in the naval service during the fiscal
year ending June thirteth, eighteen hundred
and seventy -four, namely:
For pay of the navy, three hundred thousand
dollars,
For contingent expenses Of the Navy Depar {.
ment, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the Bureau Of Navigation, twenty thous.
and dollars.
For the Bureau of Ordnance, five hundred
thousand dollars.
For the Bureau of Equipment and Recruit
ing, five hundred Thousand dollars.
For the Bureau OF Yards and Docks, twenty
Thousand dollars.
For the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
three hundred thousand dollars.
For the Bureau OF Steam + ngineeriug, three
hundred and thirty-fye thousand dollars.
For the Bureau OF Construction and Repair
two million dollars.
Approved, December 81, 1873.
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NEW EXPBKSs LINZ VIA CANAL,
PHlLApELPHlAiA ALEXANDRIA, Va, VA
IEGCON AND lENRlVTOWN- ID n

SAILING DAYS.
from Pier ], North Wharves, Phil No.
soslphta, WED&ESDAY and SAT- EA&aN
URDAY, at Il m.
From 81 W alter street, aeorsetewn, d. O., MON
DAY and FRIDAY at p. m.
This line connects a. philadelphia with "Olyde,r
Iron Line'' OF steamers for Providence, Boston ant
New England states. No wharfage In Boston by
this line: IS. hyde, Agent fer D. Of q.
WIN. Z. CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
WALDO A. PEAROE 8 Gongrsss street Boston
80 rreisets deliyersd By KpqHs EIPrsS: or
nue., or at the steamer wharf VIII Be promptly ct.
ended to, auS-tF
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GENERAL NATURE-No. 1O.l
AN ACT 70 abolish the ONCE OF Deputy Com
IL. ~


BE AZ enacted by he Senate and House Of Repre-
seEtdtires u he United States Of Ansrica in Con-
gress assembled, That the Office Of Deputy Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, made vacant
by the death Of General Il. y. Sweet, be, ami
Secretary Of the Treasury may, upon the rec
ommepdatiOn of the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, designate one OF the two remaining
deputy commissioners a. First deputy Com
missioner, who shall perform the duties and be
paid only the salary prescribed tor the once OF
deputy commissioner hereby abolished.
, approved, January -, 1874.
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EROHANT's LINE OF STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the nne steamships Il. q KNIGHT ant
John GIBSON Will make regular week >eSHh
IlBs between NEW YORK, ALEX-A&
GkORGETOWN, as foIiows:-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier ~ East river, every SATURDAY at
.. m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY Ut !
m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at . m.
5s LOT Toll a information spply to B. A. DEHHAM
town, or at the corner Of 18th street and New YorS
avsn9e; y; w. THOMPSON, President.
~ Lre1ghts delivered by Knoxs EY press. Or.
ders left at General once, sos Pennsylvania ave
nue, or at the steamer wharf, win be promptly ct
TENDED 70. iell-tr
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tGxsxRAL sAruRs-No. 6.

M 50 MNklhg an hppropriAtlon fOr The legis-
lsuve expenses Of Colorado Territory.
re q enacted ~ IA Sepate aad Hoes, 81 Rerre-
sertotres - ~ Cniied Statos n Awe-ioa .. css-
gress dssen'bled, That twenty thousand doIl.rs
De, and the same IL hereby, sppropti ated, out OF
any money In the Treasury not otherwsse as-
ptoprlAted, Tot compensation and mileage OF
the members Of the legislative assembly, % Col
orado Territory, and for pay OF CLERKS on cers.
and contingent expenses thereof
Approved, January IA iS7A
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tGKsxRAL nAruRs-No. s..

An ACT TO 90 amend the laws relative to inter-
nal revenue as to allow distillery warehouses
to be continued in use after changes have
occurred In the management of the business.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of America ia Com
oress assembled, That when from death or from
any other cause there shall be Q change In the
person, nrm, or company engaged In the bust
ness OF distiinne ct any distillery, and the per-
change ceAses to carry on said business ct such
distillery has 1t the time Of such change spirits
In the disduery warehouse, it shall be lawful
for the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
upon the written consent Of the surviving prin-
cipals and suretiee interested, and under such
rules and regulations, and upon such other con-
dittons, 90 he may prescribe, 30 permit the sue
ceedine person, hrm or company TO use the dis
tiilery warehouse on the premises In the same
manner O. IL II did not contain distilled spirits
pany AFTER setting apart and separating, by .
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M A n ri I'd .

LEI-NOYIs. On the 18th instant, ct ths resi-
deLc OF the brides her, George n hoyes BY the
Rty. q. h. Fay, JJHN W. LEE and SARAH
JANkE0YES, both Of this city.
NICAOLs0N-BODIER. On the evening Of this
l4,h instant, BY the Rev A. ID. OxeB, the Pastors
residence, JOHN NICHOLSON aud WILLIE X.
ROrlER, both of this city.
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,o..uoon ur-
v.v1csz r.ucy Hosr
LADIIs. OHiLDhkh.
White Cotton Sa1 Hose "h"' G so1 Hose
r~n oS EN- h0s' "n T for d ose
Lsde'' ohiidreh'
ssthre.d Hose Li.le-tsr..d Ho..
~ 0"''f'n'
for for
Gsuse Msrino Vests for Children.
Li.ls-,brs.s Vest, for L.s,s
0nebutton Li.Is Gloves Two-sutton Isle Gloves
dies and Children Ladies' and Misses
Ladies.
Md Gloves.
BETTE Sealaies'' Id Vne' i"o' ana Inree Buttons
f'Seamle's' In cne' Two and Three But;
in ors. Two. ard rh,ss pu,,or,
For the Week.
p1.Yr,N,
.r,sa
yVhtfo ronas
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Gu n A & u l. L N K =.

NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the Oh ances Of col
lfsion, the Steamers Of this Line take q specified
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
YORK or Boston, crossing Meridian Of so at S3 LAT
or nothing to the north Of IS.
On the homeward passage, crossing the Meridian
ofe0 at a lat, or nothing TO the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVRRPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
.scotis...~Wed.. May Parthis' Sat. NAV a
Alseris.......sat, May .Russia....Wed., May 3
,Cuba-..-- Wed, May Is Csina......=Sat., NJ sy q
Ab> seinia-Wed May 20 lBatavia....Wed, June
And every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
UkDAY from New York.
Steamers marked thus do net carry steer age pas
sengers.
RATES OF PAssAsE.-Oabip, $50, 800, and $50
goldl according TO accommodation. Tickets to Pa
us, SIS, gold. additional. Return tickets on favor
able terms. Steerage, $50, currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, ct lowest rates. Through
bills OF lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp, and other ports on the Continent, and fol
Mediterranean ports For freight and cabin pass
sse, apply at the Oompany's office, No. Bowlins
Green; for steerage passage, No. Ill Broadway
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker
sos 7th street, opposite Patent Office.
jsnOy CHAS. G. FBANCKLYN, Agent,
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AUCTION SALES.


RT LATIMER CLHARr,
Southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and nth street,
Star once Building.
TATE ON 9Th sTREHr VEST. Bkrwg ZEN
SJREET North AND PUBLIC space.
- BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of
the District Of Columbis, passed IN Q certain
cause In " hicn william Nc lean Is com plsfasut
and Elisha faconer ct nj are defeRd snts-No u6T
EQUITY Docket Ill will offer fer safe, at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY the
9th day Of Nay, 1874, 1t 8 O'Clock p. m, part OF
Lot A, in the Subdivision Of Square No 40s as re-
corded In the Office Of the Surveyor OF Washingten
city in Lber B, folio los, contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds: Beeinuing at the north
east corner Of said lot h street and
thence west along the line 81 alley feet inches
wide 81 feet 10 inches to another alley IN the rear Of
aid lot thence south along the Hae Of said last
mentioned alley, feet inches thence east 81 feet
10 inches to the line OF sth street; thence north
along the line Of 6th street Ia feet inches to the
point Of beginning. The improvements consist OF q
four-stor brick dwelling, containing rooms, with
bathroom, gAs and water.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money
cash, the balance in equal instalmeuts AZ and u
months, for which the purchaser will be required to
give his netes, bearing interest ct per cent ssy
annum, to be secured By the retention OF the title
until paid. SlC0 down when the property IL bid on
Convey Ancing at purchaser ex penss.
EU0gNE OARUSI, Trustee.
spA-eodds LATIAER CLEARY, Aucts