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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-10

OUR readers viii see from an advertise
ment in another column that the Grand
Gift Concert. which was to have been given
by the Masonic Relief Association of Nor
ioik, Va on the 80 of September, has been
postponed until Thursday, the 18th OF No
vember
As the Directors remark in their Gard,
there are many persons who desire and in
tend to invest in this enterprise, but have
Oeen deferred from doing by the belief
Ihat postponement would take place. and
they were unwilling to purchase tickets
until they felt assured that a day had been
liked when the drawing would positively
take place. In consequence OF this impress
si0p. the sale Of jacksonville largely in
excess of the number sold previous to the
postponemento Of the first Gift Concert given
by the ASsociatiOn-has not been to such an
extent as to enable the Directors to make n
satisfactory distribution of prizes or 10 ac-
com plish the object of the Concert proposed
70 De given 1t is therefore the interest OF
all concerned that the drawing be deferred
until the day designated in the announce
ment: and we doubt not that the action of
the Directors wiz meet with the hearty ap-
prova' of their patrons, and that the result
will prove satisfactory TO them.
The LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IL AID OF THE
Masonic RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK
PosTPoN ED.-To THE PUBLIC
In selecting the 81 day of September as the
date upon which 10 have their last Gift Con-
cert. The Directors OF the Masonic Relief Asso-
citation were influenced by the beiefthat there
would be sufficient length of time between the
publication Of the scheme and the above-men-
toned date to enable them 10 dispose of such
mum Der of tickets as to ensure Il full draw
ing and an avoidance of scaling the prizes
While the enterprise has been literally pat
ronlzed by a large number of purchasers of
tickets in every section of the United States
anc the British Provinces, yet the impression
seems TO have prevailed with many who were
willing to aid in the work of completing the
Masonic Temple in this city, by investing in
this scheme, that the Concert would be post
poned, and a consequence they have de-
cIIned TO purchase tickets until announce
ment should be made that day had been xed
upon when the drawing would positively
take place. The Directors, being assured that
their patrons viii be satisfied with the reasons
actuating them in making postponement,
have selected
Thursday the 10th of November.
ass the time to hold their Second Grand Gift
Concert and drawing, and they hope that or
defs for tickets will be sent Immediately by all
who desire TO obtain one more of the va iua-
bic Cash Prizes>which they offer. The public
mas De confident that the same fairness and
honesty which characterized their first draw
ing viii be observed in this
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Masonic Relief Association.
By HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary.
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The great virtue OF this medicine IS -thal
II ripens the matter and threws it out OF the
system, purifies the blood and thus effects
cure.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ETC.
The Tonic produces a healthy action of the
stomach. creating an appetite, forming chyle
and curing the most obstinate eases of indi-
gestion-
sHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC.
These pills are Alternative, ana produce =
healthy action Of the liver without the Ieas.
DANGER. as they are free from calon1el, ana
vet more effacious in restoring heai1h5
action of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure TOT cou-
sumption. as the Palm0nic syrup rlpens ttse
matter and puFifieS the blood. The Mali
drake Pills act upon the liver. create Z
healthy bile, and remove all diseases OF the
liver. often a cause of consumption. Inc cea
Weed Tonic gives tone and strength 10 the
stomach. makes good digestion. and eha,
hlss the organs to form good blood ano
| Tins creates a healthy circulation OF healtny
blood. The combided action Of these medl-
zines. as thus explained, will cure every
case IF consumption, If taken In time,
| and the use of the medicines persevereu
/ in. Ii ,,~;n-
cipal office, corner Sixth and Afcn s ai -
philadelphia, every Monday, mere , AL "a
i ters for advice, must pc aeul - 49,
Schenck's medicines for sale BY al 1rug
i gists. SepsA-n
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na;nfuI Illness of thirty days, ALEXANDER
scoTT. infant son of NJ and c. Smith, aged
eight months and fourteen days.
Truly the ways of Providence are mysterious
and mast finding out To witness, as the writer
did, the diving Struggles of little ScoTT to see
the UNEQUAL conflict with the Angel of Death,
the family weeping around, kind friends do
inc All that human effort could, but all in
vain Faith transports us beyond the gloomy
portal Of the grave and resting in hope OF an.
other and brighter existence beyond q! TINS
ephemeral life, gives sweet assurance that
friends that have loved shall meet again SO
grieve not, dear friends, for your lost darling
but look to Heaven,
Where we find the joy of loving,
AS we never loved before
Loving on, unchilled, unhindered;
Loving once, forever more
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j. delicious MEETING IN CoPIAH.-
mn at Browns Wells on Sabbath morn
s'1>'' we pressed the transportation of
!, !olng Wesson friend, R. G. Latting,
y,pa a''o attended preaching az Pleasant
fos ,, church, On ethodist) about nine miles
IN, "e Wells. We found the house we'll
iats,.a. being the closing day, of very
pa.. s'lhg protracted meeting. Rev. B. T.
h. preached, and Rev e. FL. Mounger,
Pastor, administer ed the ordinance of
n F''sil to eight of twelve persons admitted
m e church. Twenty-three persons in
psn aln1ed with the church during the week.
Rev. " E. Linield. Presiding Elder. and
AnlIo.A. \. johnson. VIM. Wadworth, Il. r
Aonnar.SS' t. Potter, b, T. Pearson ard E. III .
On ger preached during the week
dibin,, return, we had the pleasure OF
ThomSn at the hospitable mansion of Jesse
hours p ION Esq, and of spending few
~ with his family. P.
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CRY ScHooLs.-Jaekson High School,
Fair Lawn Institute, and Miss Louise Ju-
eae's School for Girls, and for Boys un-
der twelve years, will all open on Monday,
2lst inst. The public Schools will open on
Monday October 9Th. We understand that
several applications have been received for
the position OF Principal of the white School.
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fERsoNAL'-We acknowledge visits
Iom Zen. }. Fl. Sharp, of Columbus; o. V.
Iaiefef' Esq, of the Vieksburg Herald; F.
= = Nsvalle, Esq, of Leigh's Landing
Ce0" thompson. Esq, of Noxubee; Capt
O'1>, SWEET, aud Maj. a. p. Barry, of Copi-
I - 1no \. Galbreath, Esq, of Jefferson,
!, ,5anN Burkett, Esq, of the Chickasaw
, n. Capt J. NJ, Wells, Esq, of the
1'','O'an Gazette; Col. J. B. McRea, of
y AGAs n. county; W. D. Gibbs, Esq and
T iii5n ,Hlckes, Esq, OF Yazoo; Col. a. J.
Of P7' rl-'5 q carroll; Capt. J. l. McCaskill,
i''ahaon, aud many Others
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ph Bakers Pain Panacea. for
Diar,IIlatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie.
tum Seea Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infan-
blainsS pTralns, Burns, Scalds. Bruises, Chill
the II; POSSIBILITIES, Swellings, Soreness of
Say say, external and internal. For Colds.
throsst lloat Quincy, and diseases of the
vslnaILia ha mucous mem brane, it is an in
{ O. e remedy. JOHN It. HENRY, CuRRAN
Gew u r roprietors, and College Place
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A SwINDLTNG AGENT. R. F. Griffin,
successor to Griffin q Hoffman, Baltim ore,
the man with innumerable circulars, propo-
stOn sand explanations, has left Baltimore
for parts unknown. Not a few publishers
have cause to regret his mysterious and
sudden departure. We are distressed to the
amount of sixty dollars only.
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HOLLOW AND HARDWARE
Which we propose to sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
To Cash Buyers we offer substantial induce
ments,

We will say to parties to whom our house
may have agreed to furnish supplies, that we
are prepared to carr such agreements !;
and TO all the old customers of Allen & Lyon,
and Vim. Il. Allen s. Co., We announce that
we viii spare no effort to maintain for the
house the liberal patronage it has heretofore
enjoyed.
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COLLECTION OF COUNTY TAXES
The Sheriff of binds county, will begin to
collect the State and county taxes, at his
office. in Jackson and Raymond, being one
week alternately at each office. commencing
at Raymond, October 9th, 1874.
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THE MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,
conducted by the Misses Freeman, opened
Oh Monday last, with a very fair attendance
ofrapiIs Quite number of others are
pr0mised
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SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. The advertise
mont Of II. Dudley Coleman, of New Or
1oso.. in this weeks issue, speaks for itself.
W. iovite for it an attentive perusal
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JUsr RECEIVED at Stadeker's, French
Kid Gioves-sl per pair. Also a splendid
line Of neck Ruchings, and Best new goods
arriving daily.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-10

The Reynolds Cotton Press has be-
come an established favorite with all who
u.ed il. See advertisement in another
column.
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POSTPONED. second and last
Grand Gilt Concert in aid of the Masonic
Relief Association of Nrfolk, Va, which
was 70 have takex place on 3rd inst. is pos
lively fixed for Thursday, November 10Th
il $3.50 GOO. See announcement in another
enlnmu.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-10

REPA1RIxG.-Gem. Fire Co. No 2, is
having the platform in front of their engine
bonse repaired.
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New HosE.-Hope Fire Company No.
. i. daily looking for their new hose from
Raltim0re.
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STATE FAIR PREMIUMS Prof. Eiv-
mae offers to the best young lady Piano
Performer, being eighteen years or, under a
lae painted Photograph OF herself, put up
IA beautifully carved gilt frame.
Aso' fine porcelain picture put up in a
a@ velvet case, to the best piano performer
0iaght years old and under. The picture
= 9e ken at his new gallery in Graves
building. The performances TO take place
Y Friday OF Fair week commencing AT II
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AGENTS ARE WANTED to sell Joseph
F Johozton's Campaign. See advertise
,nent of ErrcEi and CO.
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To the late firm of Vim. II. Allen CO., will
find il to their interest to call and settle with
cash, or make satisfactory arrangements, as it
Is necessary to settle up the old business of
w. III. Allen s. Co; also the notes and accounts
of Allen g. Lyon. Persons interested who
fail to come forward and make settlement,
viii find their claims in the hands of an At
toFney
April SO-6m.
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~AnROAD TIME TABLES,

REMOVED. Pearl Hook d Ladder Co.
Nal. to their new truck house on State
street.
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BETHEL ACADEMY.

The largest male boarding school in Vir-
ginia, prepares youths for business or for the
Virginia Universities, by which il is endorsed
ing. Bookkeeping and TsIegrapky, and has an
Introductory course of Lar. Its students are
offered Prize Scholarships in the University of
Virginia, The Washington and Lee Univ, and
the Va. Nil. Institute. $S7 80 for Board and
Tuition for half session Of 70 weeks. No Ex-
tras. For Catalogue, &C. address Principals,
Bethel Academy P O., Fauquier Co. Va.
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kZl6lEI1fj7lzs BROTHER
yiElETzZ1 81 \ W {! Z ii2z
Sept. 10. 1s74-1yr
WANTED,

In Rvery Part Of Mississippi, AGENTS to
CANVASS FOR
1EN. JOSEPH E. JoHNST0NS GREAT
NT Book on the War;
AGENTS will be furnished the bo1k from this
point by Express C. o. D., less 70 per cent.
Commission Clubs Of five or more viii receive
it on same terms.
The hook IS beautifully embellished with
anoravincs. Price, in elegant cloth, 50 90;
sheen SIS 90; half Turkey Morocco, ~ o.
Lock Box 10, Jackson, Miss.
September 10. 1S74.-lm
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schemclx.s PuIm0nfcS syrup. for the
Cure of Consumption Coughs
and Colds.
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S county Tax Levy for IS7A

S,as a regular meeting of the Board OF
Sd -, ','ofs of Kinds County, an order was
- 49, setting aside all former orders
al ling TIE county levy, and the follow
81 eehtage set on State tax.
o' general county purposes 1884, per ct
= Pdl uenf of Rnnlc IL -.
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NEW GOODS CoMING.-We are in
formed that Mr.. J. Stadeker, of the we'll
known firm OF J, Stadeker Il Son, of this
city and Canton, has been in the East during
the last two months purchasing goods for,
their houses in both places, consequently
they are daily expecting the arrival of large
quantities OF attractive goods which will be
offered at extremely low prices.
GRAND SCHEME. ttention is called
70 the announcement for Grand Gift Con-
cert at Greensboro, \. c., December 81. 1874
awhich time gifts to the value of 100000
Will be distributed. The principal gift is the
Benbon House, valued at 100000, cash
siitot $4,000, one of $1,000, etc.The mana
ger rs the present Mayor of Greensboro. and
ae scheme is endorsed by many OF the lead
hg citizens of North Carolina.
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NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs.
st. StanisIaus Commercial College,
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS.
Chartered by the State Legislature with
Power to Confer Degrees
Sessi0n ODenS SeDfember ~

The aim of this Institution is TO impart a
thorough Moral and Commercial training, in
Guiding French and English. Special atten-
ton paid to Bookkeeping, Commercial Cores
pondence, Mathematics and Penmanship. I'M
paralleled advantages of sea breeze. bathing
and railroad communication Board and tut
ton for ten months $3.50
Address BROTHER GABRIEL President
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
kAaI,HlaAPE MI

The next Annual Session will begin October
l, 1874, and end February 25fh, 1875. Tie Hos
pital and General and Special Dispensaries
furnish ample material for Clinical Iustruc-
ton. Fer Catalogue, with information to
Plan of instruction, Fees cost of living, &C.
address ]. E. LINDSAY NJ. D. Dean
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THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPAgY

are prepared to SupplT. al sSdrt 1iod T,n cor
lestlDules. Sidewalks, FOotWays, and Curbing, in
dinerent eolors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments
House ana Lawn steps, and Platforms: houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented 10 exc
clude campness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
the intrusion Of rats, tnsectS &e., and ali other
work executed LOT whleh Portland Cement is
days superior 70 any Of the marbles natural stone
in common use, and Is an admirable imitation OF
either marble stone: Is more durable and in
creases its crushing resistance with age. Its beauy
Is UnquestiOnable. OgERTs M,r,,ror
salaQ-u y ~ ~ Louisiana avenue,
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l. JPON WORK FOR TIVE SOUTH WING OF
THE NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DE-
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

4 ?
Sealed proposals will be received al this office until
Ing, delivering, atting and putting In place The
i wrought and cast iron work, as exhibited by the
drawings described in the specifications and called
sEiftings 70 rooms, &C., SnG outside iron fence
may Sc had On appca On e thS Oee ana
All seafoldlng required by the CONTRACTORS to put
the work in place will be furnished by the 6oyeTn-
ment free Of charge, but will be erected BY the con-
Proposals will be made by the pie,e, superficial or
lineal foot, weight for the yafiousites ofwork,
as provided for in the schedule.
must be ye ~ dns E mTSaEns Be called for
the superintendent and required by the progress Of
me building namely Tn e9rniees gnaeT me stair
date OF acceptance Of proposal the stairs within
three months from same ite, ana the remainder Of
the fence railing must be put up a. rapidly as the
per cent until the snal completion Of the contract
Ali BIDS must be accompanied by penal bond OF
SSt That the Sd s MIL ri ar ye hS1
perform the contract II awarded him. the su Cheney
Judge clerk Of the United States Court or the as
trct attorney OF the district wherein the bidder
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids, II It be deemed for the interest OF the
Government 70 90 50, Or to order more or less Of
any item AZ the same rate proposed In the schedule,
Every bid must be made on the printed form, to be
respect to the requirements OF this ADVERTISEMENT,
or II Will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In the manufacture Of
wrought and cast-iron work aud who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals. Will be inclOsed In a sealed envelope,
Endorsed IBID for Wrought and Ca-t-lron Work
Ior the New state, War gnd Navy DEPARTMENT.
apE2j-lst Supervising Architect
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

MERCHANTS LIN OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
r hGT carter the hne steamships E. G. KNIGHT and
SSSIlII GlBSON Will make regular WEEKLY
TRIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK ALEXANDRIA,
MAshINGIOS and GEORULTOWN, as follows:
Leave New YORK from Pier % East River every Sat-
urday At p. m. Leave GEORGETOWN every Friday
a. q. M and Alexandria the same day at y N.
AGENT Office and wharf IS Water street. George
town; or at the corner OF Seventeenth street and
iaIl-tI w. President
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Future DAYS.
RY ID. H. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,

PY ID. H. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner seventh and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL SUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March II. A. d.
l52, duly recorded in Liber No. 67 folio Is, of
the land records for Washington county, in the
District OF Columbia, and al the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell, at public auc-
tlont IN mont OF the premises, OmmCncing on
THURSDAY, September II, 1874, at 4 O'Clock D. m,
the following described real estate, situate In
washington county, ID. c., viz: AL those Lots
numbered fJrtv-four (A.) fOrty-hve (45.) forty
six (4S) siKty-eight (6S,l siXty-nlne (8l,) seven
" co.. seventy-one ~ seventy-twO C72,l sew
enty-nIne OBJ seycnty-ssVen U,)- seventy
eight s,l eighty (Sol eighty-one (s1,l eighty-two
81 elgnty-three ca hfty-eisht (53,l and atty
nine (53) OF 8. Z. Browns subdivision Of Mount
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at twelve
and twenty-fOur months, for which installments
the purchaser will be required to give his promi5-
sorry nOeS, bearing interest at the rate OF ten per
cent. per annum from the day Of sale, and secured
by deed OF trust on the land and premises sold.
deposit OF g will be required Of the purchaser
at the time OF sale, aud all cOnYeyanctng at the
pense Of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are
not compiled with in seven days, the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defau!tlng purchaser, after i've
plat oftIe property can be seen at the ONCE Of
'"e A"'' WILLIAM sTICKNEY, lr-u...,.
GEORGE II. PLANT, trustees
. J. T. COLDWELLr Salesman.
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WILLIAM WILL !! sTIGKNEY, lTru,tses
j. 7. COLDMELLr Salesman.
Pr GEORGE TRgEsDELL,

- Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker, No. 605
Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF the provisions OF deed OF trust from
Duncan ;. Walker and wife TO Otis BlgelOW and
Edmund Burke, trustees, dated October Is, l7l, t.
SECURE an Ind dneSs therein mentioned, OF which
tae sum Of fifteen hundred and eighty and 4s- 100
dollars (sl, $50 4l0Ol Is due and unpaid, said deed
Of trust Ing duly recorded among the land records
ofthe DISTRICT OF Columbia in uber 66 folio $40 ct
seq, the undersigned at the request OF the party
secured thereby wil eel St In front
ia a. oacIoeI' ~ Az FS' t
twenty-nlne (9) in Grants recorded sub division
OF square numbered seven hundred and sixty, (761
together With the improvements, consisting Of =
finely finished three-stoTy brick dwelling house,
with pre5s-brick front. The premises are located
on South street. near the corner OF Second street
east are near the Capitol, and convenient to both
lines Of street cars.
The terms Of sale are O, sos and expenses Of
sale payable in cash. and the remainder OF the pur-
chase money in monthly insiAllmentS OF one hun
dred dollars, (Sl0c with interest from the day Of
tn the notes when due, ard those not due pay
able semi-annuaily, said IS to bes cuTel byd ed
Of trust on the property to the satisfaction Of the
deposit OF three hundre dollars will be required
at the time Of sale and all conVevancing will be at
the expense OF the purchaser. II the terms Of sale
are rot fGlalled within five days from the time Of
purchase, the trustees reserve the Iight to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaulng
OTIS B'GELOW. Ir-r,,...,
EDMUND BURKE, :
GEO. TRUESDELL,
au3i-dNds AnctiunaeF.
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PYJOS. f. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
Once No aO2 Eighth street northwest :

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, ON THIRTEENTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN S AND T STREETS
BT Virtue IA deed OF trust, dated July IS Is77,
and duly recorded IN Liber No. So, folio En- Ell Sea-
one OF the land records In and for NASH q Rton
county m the District OF Columbia, and aRthe
written direction ofthe party secured thereby, We
shall proceed to sell AZ public suction, ia front OF
TENDER, A. d. 1874 Ct O'Clock p. m, the southern
part Of LOT numbered tweBty-three. III in soVars
numberedtwo hundred aud thiTty-eiEht, Cess \ IN
the city Of Warrington, D. O.. said part 81 aid lot
haVinf front OF f0rtyone (ii) feet EIGHT (l
on the west side Of Thirteenth street. and runninF
back with an even width one hundred and tWuntf
(I2ol feet to an alley 50 feet wide.
Terms OF sale: One half OF the purchase money TO
be paid In cash, and the balances at twelve months
from day OF sale, with interest at the rate Of
per cent. per snnum, and secured by deed oftrlst
on the property sold. COnveyaaclng at cost Of pur
chaser; $40 10 be paid down Immediately after
sale and II the terms Of sale are fully complied
with within seven 10 days after day q sale, the
trustees reserve the right % resell tha property at
the risk and cost OF defaulting pnrchaler by giving
five days uOtice IN THE n AfioNAL REPU BLIcAS
neW.pIper, published In said city.
DAVID L MORRISON, lT-,St.,
AMI S. FULLER. Lt1steSS'
AuG25-T, Th,s&.I LCrltlcl Auctlopeer,