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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28
Mckenzie and Memphis
TT ROUGH SLEEPING CARS

Having resumed the manufacture ana 49,
Of the Paper, and Card Cutters, with which my
name has been identified and 30 extensively c4rcu-
tending to order Machines 6f my manufae-
ture, must hereafter address as under.
DAMON K PEETS' PROOF SHEET"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28

RH Our detailed market re-
ports are deferred one more week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28

H We want all the eggs We
can get. /. j. GRAY & Co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28
n We feel gratified at the

az We feel gratified at the
compliment paid to Lincoln
county by the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellowsin session at Nash
vile, in the election of our ex-
cellent townsman, George B.
Boyles, Esq, to the Office of
Most Worthy Grand Master of
the State of Tennessee. His
opponent is citizen Of Mem
phis, an amiable and intelligent
gentleman, which makes the
compliment bestowed more val
liable. The vote stood =
George B. Boyles, Ill
Joseph E. Russell, 80
The Order in Tennessee will
have no cause to regret the Sc
lection they have made. Mr..
Boyles is known for his person
al dignity, his suavity, his I'M
sense CT justice, his
rigid consciousness, his de-
ciSion Of character, and rare ex-
ccutive capacity. Besides this,
he has a large experience in the
conduct Of legal affairs, and has
won, in all the relations of life,
the encomiums Of the upright
and discerning. We say, there
fore, that the Odd-Fellows have
Il Grand Master in whom every
may justly feel proud,
and TO whom each and all NAV
point as model of uncxception-
ability in every phase of life.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

NSOLVENT NOTICE..
dur STUNT to N tr1cr cf he Clcik If
l. the County Court Of lincoln county,
Tenn upon Il C suggestion Of the executor
of the estate Of
james G. Dawes, deceased,
of the insolvency &C said dccedentS estate.
notice i; here by civ II TO all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
to the Clerk nf sa' County. authenticated.
on or before the i day of 4 pril. $40,
for pro rata III uibutiun, or they will be
forever h1Irrd
ort4 NR',. NJ ". Dawes ESccUtriG
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7 r Il NJ = .
OAK HILL INSTITUTE.
HIMEBAUGH : sumner,

ASSOOIA Ed I0ItINCII MS.
INHE next session Of this institute viii
Il begin August End, and continue
twenty weeks. Every effort will be made
by faithful, energetic corps OF teachers 20
adyanc" h pupils Ii every department Of
tn. school
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28
235 Acres aud 90 Poles.

237 Acres aud 90 Poles.
The metes and bounds OF said lanI msy
be seensfn my office.
TERMs-Said land will be sod On 8 cred
it of one and two years, except per cent.
in cash. Lot No. Z
Containing l00iss55 Acres,
will be sold subject 10 the widow, Mary f.
Smiths, dover Notes with two or more
good securities required Of the purchasers,
and a lien retained for the purchase money.
d. W. CLARK.
C. and H., and Special Commissioner.
oct. 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28

TIE ANSON HARDY" PAPER CUTTER
is by far the BEST MACHINE which can be obtained
for less price than one hundred dollars. II IA Of
great strength and firmness, and Is THE osLT
MACHINE TO which IL applied the Bigelow Patent
Tor moving the cutting board or table by gear, by
which nicsns pile OF paper may be cut into smaller
ones without The liability Of getting out Of Jog and
parallel with the BEAM thereby securing q true cut
with absolute certainty.
The Latest E1gprosed Hardy Card CAtEfT is pro
nounced tho MOST DESIRABLE CARD CUTTER Ia tho
market, for the general uses Of printing office.
The treiL-knOlra Rug0lSs Card Gutter, with my
latest improvements, II still preferred b. many
printers, and holds its avorlism other machines
The most favorable opportunity ever presented Is
new offered Publishers and Printers for supplying
themselves with these Machines; liberal rates
for advertising in part-payrnen., being
offered to Publishers, and Printers an1
Dealers Will find II for their interest,
before purchasing elsewhere, 10 correspond with
ANS0N HARDY. AuBURNDALE, MASS
Newspaper in want OF advertising, from hrss
parties should send for my circular proposal.
BANK ROB8ERlES BY 6A66la6 CASHIERS.
Absolute Protection given by HAHDT's
DETACHABLE INDICATOR, Can be aDoitSCI
to AMY DIAL LOCK, AZ moderatO e pensc.
Banks having Dial Locks, Wishing this security
applied 10 those they have In use, will
please send for circnlar and particulars 20 ANSON
HARDY, AUBURN0ALE, MASS.
See adv, third page cover Bankers Magazine.
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Tracts OF Parcels Of Land,

situated n Civil District No, :. Of LintHiD
county. Tennessee, and bounded as follows
ON the North by the lands purchased by
j. NJ. Newman at a former sale in these
causes, on the East by the John J. and
George Whitaker tract of land. on the South
by the lands Of ". l. Shofner and the
Cruise tract of land, and on the West bv the
lands Of said J n. Newman and W. ".
Alexander, being lots Nos 5. and 7 Of
the lands belonging TO the estate of C. Z.
Smith, deceased, containing about
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28
Chancery Sale Of
VALUABLE LAND !
On Monday, November %, 1875,

On Monday, November %, 1875,
IN obedience to decree Of sale pro-
Il nOunced at the April term, 1878. and re-
TiTed at the October term. 1873. Of the
Chancery Court at Fayetteville, Tennessee,
in the case of s. S. Alexander and Hugh
Thomson rs c. Z. and II. H. Smith. and
Moses Cruise as C.. f. and H. II. Smith. and
Moses Cruise as C.. Z. and H. II. Smith, and
Mary +. Smith, Administrators, &c, as S.
s. Alexander and others, will attend on
the premises, and offer for sale to the high
est bidder, a. public cutlery, the following
described
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ANsoN hardy. Auburndsle, Mass

IN>ULFENI NUrlCF,
DUESl' ANT I, ~ o der of The CfsrE ~
j tlc county Court of l.jncd'd ro;nIy.
'fcnr.. Upon the sug= sliouoi. the ~ ,cut,r
pi l"c>Jate OF
William Rancv. deceased.
Of he Insolvency o. SaiI drcedcuts estate:
~ ic, * hereby ''iven 10 ali p"r>oIs having
lain agal - :. III estate 4" prc~cnt 10. Il,
the lerk of Said t'n'vt authenticated 80 50
before tir 3Oth day IF March, 1876
for pro rata di>tr.UL,ioh, or thry " Ii 10
r,rsvrr barred
utIi T. +. %OC1T. T. ce~rf III,
3 Z a " 4 8
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office Nc. IL Park Row, New York.
CtsO. y. WONII,B. 81 CO..
ESii IOTs mud Publishers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28
BUILDING MATERENE,

Of every description furnished without
delay, and at reasonable rates!
Es5- Call or leave orders at J L. vii
sons shop, on College street.
r,ia-ch25e..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-10-28

~ S6 In SIN per day; Business honor.
wanted. Address Marion supply Co., Marion, o..
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ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

FIVE SPECIMEN COPJrS DIFFERENT
DATES TO ONE ADDRESS FOR - CTS.
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Tie warm weather reminds one of the story
told OF Henry Ward Beecher, 10 the effect
tLat In beginning a sermon several years ago
lie wiped the respiration from his brow and
made a IIOtaue remark about the sultriness
Of the atmosphere, afterwards supplement-
frg IL with-'.Such was the language which
1 heard Csei on the street as / was on my
way to church this morning." and then
making 10 the subject OF a few earnest ami
practical remarks on the wickedness of pro-
family. This story Travelled the rounds of
the press for several years, until Mr.. Beecher,
In one OF his LeiJ0r contributions. took occa-
sion 10 say that he had never made use of
the language attributed to him, namely:
cts ID hot" y young lady from western
New York subsequently published a letter,
affirming most positively that she heard
him use the language; telling of the circum-
stances OF her visit to Plymouth church, and
low shocked She was TO hear profanity COM
ing from the lips OF clergyman. 1t is a
curious fact that Mr.. Beecher again alluded
to the story i'm the Ledger, saying that while
he had no recollection of the circumstance,
ii might have possibly occurred; that the
Psychological condition OF certain persons
is such al til YES that they are utterly uncon-
sciOus of wha. they say and retain no recol-
lection of il af erwards. Either Mr.. Beecher
or the witnes es who eOntradicted him in
the Brooklyn courtroom must have been
through that pschy Geological condition.
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DR0PosAL9 FOR STATIONERY

Nav DErAEENENr. .
NASl-Es EoN- June :. l-Ts
Sealed Proposals. al r--.d 90 the Secretary 70; IA
Navy, tor iurr !~hInR Stationery Tor tn NAVY be
paTtncu'. anc bureaus and offices thereof IN Wash
lhston. daring the fiscal ending June 81. $50,
will he received until O'Clock Il the 2GEH oF
JUNE.
Proposals must b. submitted on the forms fur
nishod 10y the IepsrineI =. with ;he guarantee AID
certificate annexed and must embrace all the items
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged in business in
Washington. v ho have not supply epBt in such
city. viii no: l'e considered
The schedule embraces two general classes: 1t,
paper and envelopes, % miscellaneous articles. aud
TIE contract VIII be awarded in the whole OF ~
classes, nAy he considered the mon Idy ambiguous
to she gov eminent.
The Department reserves the right 10 require a
greater less quantity of any article ia the sch.i
uie than that specified the wants Of the may
require.
The articles will De required from time q time a.
ule, aud satisfactory e. the head Of the Office or
burr au Tor which re ured must be delivered with
. out unnecessary delay. aud at tie expense of the
contractor; IA default Of IF which cguiremeut-
the Department reserves the right to purchase the
articles elsewhere 20 anuu the contract in whole
or ia part, and will hold contractors responsible.
Tor any additional expense IL necessarily incurs
thereby.
Bills properly approved, aocruing under the con.
tract, VIII be paid quarterly.
GEO. M. robson,
Jele-2aw6t Secretary Of the Navy.
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ID. Real Estate Broker aud Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH aud d streets n W

n
-. Real Estate Broker and Auotioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th aud streets n. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON. u. q AND BEING PARTOF
6, p BROWNS SUBDIVISION or MOUNT
- By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
II Court Of the District of Columbia. IN the 18Th
day CT February. A II. lS7s, ia therein pen
ding. wherein Ellen T johnson, aarinistratriN, 4
complainant, sns George IA. Plant and sl- de
PENDANTS, being No. $50 equity docket Is, and Of
subsequent decree D ssed ia the cause. gu tina
2Sd day of February, A ID. ISIS, will sell 81 pub
day of June, A. II. ISIS, at 5 O'Clock n m , 20 the
highest bidder bidders, the following lots in = p
Browns recorded subdivision of Mount Pleasant,
viz Lot and part of lot in block l. lots 81 a
10. and IL, in block 2; lots l. 2 s. and a. IN block s.
lots T. aud s. in blcck4 At the sale each lot will
be offered separately.
Terms Of sale third cf purchase money cash and
the balance in two equal tnstaiments az ami u
months, with interest from day OF sale, 90 b. secured
by purchaser note, Upon confirmation Of sales by
Court. and full payment OF purchase money, deeds
VIII be passed. deposit of $50 on each lot
Qui1ed al day OF sale. Convey snCng At purchasers
cost III the terms Of sale are not complied with
five days from day Of sale the will resell AZ
rick and cost Il defsulting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
Iel2 eo&ds 1T. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
nS.THE ABOVE SALE WILL RE CON
thned on WEDNESDAY June 80, ISIS, Com
neBciug at o o'clock o m.
MILAN A GORDON. Trustee.
Je2S- eo6ds J. I. COLDwELI, Salesman.
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DBoPOsALs FOB FUEL.


NAVY DkPA RTsENr. Z
NASHINGToN. ID. a., June ,. lsTS
Sealed Proposals., indor~ed and addressed O. tha
Secretary Z the Navy, viii be received uutil noon
eATI kllAb. June p, 90 supply the Navy Depart
rent and Offices thereof in Washington with iuel,
80 tens. % 240 lbs to the ton Dbest quality white ash
egg coal.
10 tons 2IO 10 to the ton, best quality white ash
nut coal.
leo cord az, cubic feet, Il well seasoned coed size
oak wood.
20 cords, l2' cubic feet Of well seasoned good size
hickory wood.
10 cords, l26 cubic feet well seasoned bakers pine
wood
al q which viii be weighed, measured and in
specicd By tie Navy Department iu-p ectnr. ~ the
expense Of ;he c"ntrac or. ACCORDING 10 the require
ments Of the act q Congress approved july n s70
These supplies must be delivered al the Nav De
partment, or Office for ich required o. thu sh q
July next, - insure hiCh bonds will b. required II
the sUCcess FIJI bidder
Bids NAV b. made for either wood OF coal. or Tor
bo,; but must statr muoh Per cord or ton. a. the
case may he without u stIr gushing "a O. A.ye Of
ccal or Kind Of wood. GEO. ~. robson,
JtlO 2aW6i Secretary 81 the Navy.
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Average Daily Circulation, 1880
The Star for the Summer.

Persons ieori50 the city for the summer or for
o1ry portion Of IL may hare THE STAR sent oy
mol, postage prepaid for s'Sch period Of time O.,
they desre at the rate Of 10 cents per ,oeek, so
cents per month, $3.50 fOr three months, on s3
yOT sir months.
sIOTdeTs must in al cases be accompanied oy
the money, and no paper sent longer than paid
ror
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Commodore Nanderbilt's ideas of the Sc
cret of money-making, or rather money
getting, DO not differ much from those OF
Poor Richard" y reporter OF a New York
paper recently interviewed him, and, proba-
bly, with desire to better his own impecu-
NOUS condition, asked, "What, in your
opinion, is the true secret of success in max
ing money!" ''Save what you have and
live within your income" replied the Com
modore; ''avoid all speculation. No matter
what / was making. always made it a rule
to save something, and this course, If per
sisted in, is sure TO succeed; the money will
pile up in time" This testimony is merely
cumulative, as the Commodore's rule is, but,
coming from such source, is not without
its value TO those who. like the late lament
cd Professor Agassiz, DO have time to max
mCneS
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all the news of the past week-generaI and
local; Choice stories, poems and sketches;
agricultural and household matters, etc. etc.
IeThtS- y per annum, in advance; postage
prepaid, single copies i've cents, in wrappers
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Ireland has been cauvasSed to secure the
finest shots TO contest against the American
rifle team to-day. Three of the men on the
Irish team have made the best shots on
record, viz: 21S, Dos, and 2U3, out OF 22j. This
fact Is anything but encouraging TO the
Americans. who bore Of the honOrs when
the Irish team was here last year Should
they win victory on Irish soil their tri-
umph will be enhanced by the circumstance
mentioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-25

In most of the counties of Maryland pri-
mary meetings for the election OF delegate.
TO the county conventions 10 send delegate:
to the democratic state gubernato rial coz
yention have been appointed The Baltimore
American ventures the prophecy that when
the convention gets TO balloting for a candi-
date for governor in earnest the result will
be about as follows: Hamilton, ~; Carroll,
a. Groome, p; doubtful, L.. II seems, how
ever, that there is one more clement to be
taken into account, and that is the posi-
bility Of the entire Baltimore city delegation
being thrown out on the complaint OF infor-
mality and illegality in the election, which
will be brought up by the Hamiltonians.
and in case the latter succeeded there viii
probably be war in the Camp.
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FOR THE
S U N NJ + r!

FOR THE
UMMER!
FANS AN yspspess c Linen BLACK eSIorsd
, painted and white, 81, 8 so, Sl.75 and 81.
Gsnz. Underwear, for Ladies' and Gents, at re-
Ladies Fine Ghemise, Tucked and Rufie. Embroi-
dery and knffie, Lace and Embroidery &c, at 81,
Ladies, drawers to match, 81;
Long and Short Gowns, si.
Very handsome Long Gowns, 81.
S S.I$ : Lace &; S CAP; spS Hoods, a.
Es.a,fa II 15sois slErs: do
G SSH%:n and Ss.e I Pis aaG fa
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch GinsSs% San umbrel.
Ne tSs s st. Z Tuck Combs, Is, SOC and o..
Gents sne British or Lisle Thread full regular
Toilet s xstls!sss pressing Combs. os:. Rubber. .
4 Clothes Is 4 !. bTs; hes Is sOc. and 81.
Two pacfaees Brown Windsor Soap, asc:
Ladies' t.o:Sutton Kid, in I'll shades. splendid
S Ssass "a; . :as g. full ..t. q, .. esq,
80 ;DS ~ e and
cheap, 1t
u. SILvERBDR0
GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
je7.tr 31S 7th street, near Penn. avenue.
QURChELL'S SPRING LEAF TEA
Also CENTS 4 POND.
beyond ordinary competition.
An admirable substitute for Green Tea.
n. w. BURCHRLL,
jele6t 1894 street.
RLUk L'cA WATER,
FROM EEETUCKY, FRESH THOA rBI
On draugbs.
coh0-U 3o3 Nh GtSO0f
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IMPORTANT SALF AT AUCTIOS OF THAT
nALlABLk PRofERTl On TIT NORTH
MhsT CUkNhkos Is,I sisEEr AND Nsw
THE BRYANT HOUSE
- Under ana tr Ue ~ decree OF the Su-
LII prone Court 81 the District 81 Columbia pAs.ef
gutllc auction, IN front 81 the premises. II rs
DAY, the 9th day of Julr. ISIS, Al q O clock N
that certain parcel Il aud situate in %. CITY ~
Nashneion, ID. G, and knoSn - part q lot Euin
beret iu square numbered 222 su3 couiaiurd
within the fChnWing NETS and bounds, 90 VII: Re
ginning far the the southeast corner 81 SAT-
street Nct les feet and = INCH more ~ is a. thst
part ot said lot which wss sid % Ninal Luc-
saa rsrt II said lot sold o. aid Luce sui aisn cf
tie part sold g. Mrs Minerva ,ieers. s3 fe. irl
there due ssth :, ieei and ~ inch, Thence Wost
IL ieet II inches. thence seufhatStsriN "a a line
parali Nj the Southwesferiy hpp Of said 4 "a
distant th-rffrum b. fr-t "a New \ TX avpnue and
tEeuCe northtast.r1 a. f$i and Inch - lsfh fFe~t
the inpruNcuC nis thereon, cOusi- sting ~ a large
tGurstory brick building, with water snd gas up
nirshly locsted aud ada pied for hotel D. rpc5e.s
Terms 81 sale One fourth OF the purChase money
IN cash on the day # sale, or within seven day :
ments NJ I. and years from the day 81 sale. the
purchaser OF purchasers giving his. her or thnir
promissory notes iOT the deferred payments. bearing
Int rest from the day OF sale NJ the rate Of siN pr
cent per aunum: the purchaser or purchAsers
may NJ his her their election pay at ash on ha
day of sale, OF within seven DAYS therea ter. The
and the interest thereon " paid II the terms q sale
are not complied with within days from the day
81 sale We reserve the rCht T. resell the property
the ri,k and cost Il the deiauling purchaser par
chsscrs. All convey sncing AZ purchasers cost SO
deposit on Acceptance Of bod
LANES 4 y s. s n Iy9nwARDs, Trustees.
ielS f,m.wSds GRep..s.tu,thsdsl Salesman.
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According to brief speech recently made
by Postmaster General Jewell efore the
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce he is not
much of believer in red tape, otherwise
needless eircumlocution in the transaction
OF business IN the government departments
He i reported as having said that he be-
lieved il entirely possible to conduct any
department of the government. and run
ii in the interest OF itself, by promoting
CELEBRITY, security and accuracy in all rami-
fcatiOns, and doing away with some OF the
red tape which has heretofore encumbered il.
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGE Sits.
To families DESTROYS OF securing q summer resi-
dence near this city, that for healthfsness is not
exceed In the United States and for beautiful views
rarely eNcelled IN any country, attention and an
inspection is invited to
EIGHT ONE-ACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other, on tie North Arlington
Heights, and being part Of the North Arlington
Fruit Farm with apples, pears, and cherries in full
bearing and d!oining the celebrated North Airing
ton Vineyards, which can be purchased at much less
than their true value. With Washington, George
town, the Potomac and surrounding country in full
view from each, they are not eQualed by any othe
locality neer this city in all their attractions and ad
vantages. To those who will build upon them at
once, the most liberal terms offered.
Small Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
ROB'r A. PHILLIPS,
maySn sos 18th street northwest
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR ICE.

SENATE OF UNITED STATES,
orc ~ S.Tgsga' ~ Arms (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office un-
I'll noon of MONDAY, tie 18th of June for furnish
ing the United States Senate with best quality
Northern Ice for year from the first day %
July, in such quantities daily may De needed
je?42t Sergeant al. Arms L = sena;a
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.

$4,000, $4,000, $4,000. 1000,
$4,000. $4,000 10 loan good real estate
seceTt, at per cent interest. Also, smaller sums
A few loans will be made At per cen, interest
wherethe property of the most desirable
B. n WARNER.
lezZ IOt IRcHl Cornnr Ifh and sfrnnfs.
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MARKET,
1919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Probably the best open'r for a live man. is the
sale OF his old establishment, well known not
TO need further description. The proprietor wish
Ing I, to ,etirs: will sell the coon WILL aud FIN
TURkS. IL not sold by the 2Sth, will be sold AT
auction on that day, Of O'Clock p. m.
le22-6t {. MALLARD.
A FRUIT, GRASS. AND GARDEN FARM; a
"A Leautlfui and healthy country seat, n We miles
from Georgetown. Can now be purchased cheap
Tor full information. call on. or as lress. r. NJ
DAWES, Dentist, 1921 Penn. avenue. jel9-lm'
tSQR SALEIfiye desirable three story BRICK
DWELLINGS on easy terms. YOUNG AMID
DLETON, corner Sth and streets. je5 I'm
CT nm MADE IN WALL STREET BY
Sf,OOO investment Of s2l2 in spread on Pan
ANA. 100 shares Of any stock bought on deposit Of
800 Pamphlet, giving full Information, free.
SIMPSON, DARRAGH 4 CO., Bankers and Bro
kers, - Broadway, corner of Wall street, New
FORK r u Box 9156. Je5 Sun
ITO LOAN-Seyeral small sums of MONEY on
i real estate or other securities.
GATCHEL & WILSON,
AayG- I'm Corner 18th and streets.
I AND WARRANTs BoU9BT.
IL WILLIAM ii. BECK,
Attorney at Law,
mayB I'm 934 street northwest,