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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-15

THEY had a shock Of earthquake
down abont San Francisco yesterday
afternoon. 1t was not very heavy and
no damage resulted.
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JED

Virginia, Oct. l2-Margaret. wife of Dennis
Gillooly, aged 35 years.
Virginia. Oct. l2-Samuel L., son of Andrew
and Ella Barnes, aged 40 years.
Virginia. Oct. 1l-trank Hammell. aged IS
years.
Virginia, Oct. ll-Marry Berry. aged 80
years.
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Checks Lost.

THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
/ against negotiating for any of the fol-
lowing checks drawn by the hichpond Min.
ing Company on the bank Of laxton l. Co.,
the same having been los, and payment stot-
ped: Check No. 800, for SIS; check No. 81.
for sl0j W; check No. 234 or 1851 for sl05 VI;
cheek No. 42j, for sSi SO; check No. 20. for
81 NO. ol5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-15

GENERAL SHERIDAN postponed his
proposed visit to Virginia City long
enough to have . farewell blowout in
San Francisco. The Bay people wined
and dined him last night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-15
A Religious BoIt-The Turf.

LONDON, Oct. IA.
1t was not the director of public ~or-
ship who dissolved his connection
with the Prussian portion of his do
cese, but Rev. Henry Forster, Arch
Bishop OF Breslau, who has long been
IN trouble with the Prussian Govern
msnt, growing out Of his publication OF
the Pope's evangelical letter declaring
the Folk laws null and void.
The race for the Middle Park plate
has been won by Pelrarch.
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NEWTO-DAY
Criterion Dancing Academy.

QNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES a,
/ this method of informing the pub. 20
lie that he has arranged to institute ~
a Dancing Academy at CRITERION LIZ
HALL, commencing Immediately. Lessons
will also be given ut RUBY HILL.
Following is the order Of tuition:
At Ruby liill-Monday and thursday even
ings.
At ereka-Tuesday and Friday even
ings.
Ladies Of Eureka will be given lessons in
the afternoon Of each Tuesday and Friday.
Saturday afternoons will be devoted to chill
dren. The latest dances made a specially.
Lessons given in the Fireman's QuadriIle,
Horse Guards, Saratoga Waltz, Boston Dip,
and ali the popular dances OF the day.
ol5tf PhUFESSOn BUXTON.
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BORN.

Santiago Mill. Oct. IL Wife Of D.. c. Mackay,
a son.
Truckee Meadows. Oct. 2-Wife Of J. c..
Haynes. a daughter.
Virginia, Oct. l2-W ife of John b. Preusch, a
daughter.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CORRESpONnrNcn

NrTcc cvcrr EUhEKA, October 10 TO-
M ioo CEClLA TH0BABAN: WI I3,
~ anasrslgned, highly appreciat;nn., The
talent ana ability as a pianist w;,iLhg your
we nave oeen SO often entertained in Which
pes ieaye 10 request you to favor tha~p private,
81 EUREKA with a PUBLIC CONCEKHsTp people
gwen at sueh time and place as yon 70 BE-
snea,tnIir "a Ieh,ain; dear madam. varryyoe
80. hpo9ard, &c. lockwood, K. / later,
ITlsson' hlchard Kyland, W. Ii. Dan.Ao r.
mos wren y. v. baker, I. Lasnevrau
Ven ne.ze', l. Molineli, +. Ii. Hsrmeo,no e =
w.. Leynn, Clay Simms, NJ. X. Cha%hbmIion, D.
Ma, ME- ID. Afrington, Nj. b. Ba,,,, La'
MaA Moe,ler. w, 5. Reyes, j. q. Dha,ue't
moore < M~cDougall. A. &. Snetsinperp rHewni
pai,s'r VI o9Ic' Louis A. Douc6e1' TniE y
Malta '1 w., II. shaw; X. NJ. beatty. iInOs'
Met, mm meyers q franklin. A. G. Biisb,onp''SH +
uo rcen EUREKA. October 70 ,s--
II. W. COLE, j, N. " a. H' En-
Il ]. Laspeyre. A. Z. Bishop. Mar h CIR. ! ER,
". ,. keyes and others-Ge ntien.nnM muller.
Kind and iatterlng letter OF he i2tb iour
requesting me to give a public cone, ,, liant =
u'ne anu plase as may determine. wss saca
eeiyea To-day; with your permlssion' re ~,
vemper, at Bigelow's Hall. ~ the ,;mo no,
pace ior my concert, and will On thst" ana
ing endeeyor to give Il musical copcer, I'm I'm
trust VIII prove entertaining to tba ,"hicn
riease accept my grateful ack owiedypuu .c'
ior your complimentary favor. nea!s
olaf CECILIA THoBABEN
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Judicial War on the saints.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 10.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 10.
In the District Court to-day Judge
Bergman delivered a strong charge to
the Grand Jury in opposition to polyg-
amy or bigamy, and in regard to the
law of Congress of 1862 Furnishing the
otfense. He stated that it had never
been respected and that every pos IDLE
means had been used to preven mt its en-
%iorcement; hat the leaders OF the peo
pie while teaching this crime repudiate
II themselves when brought into the
court room; that, as there is no statute
in this Territory in regard to marriage,
no ceremony is required and none need
be proven, he called upon tie jurymen
to indict all persons known to be living
In polygamy, and said that 1t depends
upon grand juries VIII Their the laws
shall lie enforced or not, or whether
Congress shall be called upon to give Us
better laws. 1t is considered not inn
probable that the recent visit OF Presi-
dent Grant TO Salt Lake may have had
so ne bearing upon the position of OFF,
cials in regard To the matter.
Faithful Mrs. Marks - B~rOthertOn
Br~others-rhe $4,000 Race-A
banquet to General sheridan
An Earthquake shock.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA.
The wife of John j.. Marks, the con-
victed Harbor Commissioner, intends
to apply to Governor Pacheco for the
pardon OF her husband, and has SO no.
titled Distr CT Attorney Ryan.
An attempt is being made to obtain
signatures to a petition for the pardon
of those expert forgers, the Brolher-
ton brothers.
The closing of the entries for 800, 900
race has been postponed until next
week.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for a banquet to Gen. Sheridan, which
will take place this evening at the Pal
ace Hotel. The large cining-room on
the Market street side of the Central
Cont will be used for the first time.
IL will be handsomely decorated with
flags and flowers. The Fourth Artil-
lery Band will furnish the music. The
table will he laid for 200 guests.
Asharp shock of earlhquake occurred
about $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon. Inc
~yibratiins were from east to west.
Earthquake shock.
SANTA CLARA, Oct. IA.
At $3.50 o'clock this evening quite a
heavy shock or earthquake was felt
here. The vibrations were from east
to west. No damage.
Stcpper~ In Zion.
SALT LAKE, Oct. IA.
Goldsmith Maid trotted here to. day
on the half mile track in 2:2lA. Occi
dent is here but did not go. DobIe
with the horses is expected to leave
here Tomorrow for California.
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CHALLENGE E.

u1r. THE uNDERsI.GsSSEidDs; n ! y
w I, spee any. ays men j e e5 &C. to .'i ii, from M
rssa ,sT rom ssa l.SSS ,S diaai! %S'siI AMEN Sss ''
money to be found ut 'hV Nd. BnANAAN
Ali. cnAHi~
oI9tf
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Failures.

NEW YORK. OFT. IA.
Asheron & Redlich, dealers in laces,
have suspended; also Fav Il Co., deal
ers in hats and caps. The liabilities are
not very large.
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Turkey Backing Down.

LONDON. Oct. IA.
A special from Berlin says that, un-
der the pressure OF the great ers,
Turkey is diminishing her concentra-
ton of troops on the Servian frontier,
and that Servia is deInobiiizing her
forces.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-15

THE Palace Hotel, San Francisco,
is to be formally opened tomorrow.
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NOTICE..

T II. p. sT1MLER, OWNER D os IS "
IL hundred feet in q claim MiIl' near lns
town of Eureka, Nevada, DO ne or pp%urchsanss
all pcrsone, from bargaln,d1s clSi n from s aG
person or persons whatevef,m nv snid inteI~s
cent or due authority ,TE" advertised 'y''1
samuel j. Beebe, iast 'hum' =. STlMLlN
olItf &c.,
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FoREIcN w s.
..Gaiopin" Again winner.

"Galopin" Again Winner.
LONDON, Oct 10.
The match between II. Birds Low
lander and Prince Bothyany's Galopin,
for Ell 900 was run to-day at New mar
ket and won by Galopin.
The state of Nevada.
ANTWERP, Dot. ID.
The steamship State of Nevada ar
rived here from Philadelphia.
Bank Rate Death Of Berye. the Bill
HARDEST.
LONDON, Oct. IA.
The Bank of England to-day fixed
the rate of discount at 3H per cent.
News has been received announcing
the death OF Berge, the famous billiard
player.
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The Iowa Election.


NEW YORK, Oct. IA.
The Peace Union was addressed last
night by Commissioner Meacham,
Judge Westerbrook, John w. Brown
ing and others and adopted a resolution
demanding Congressional investiga-
ton of Indian troubles. A mass meet.
ing will be held on the subject at an
early day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-20

\. RlChOLsok. . D. SNOW.
IL Counselors NJ Law Will practice the courts OF La
sale and adjoining counties. Office, OF Court House
Ottawa, Ills. noylI
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The Republican Platform for 1876.

The Republican party as represented by an
enormous majority in both houses Of the
Forty-third Congress, says the New York
Sun, and illustrated in the acts of its last SEES
sion, points with pride to its past record, and
rejoices in the following declaration of its
present principles;
l. Third crm now, and Presidency tor life
hereafter.
III. Government by the bayonet suspension
Of habeds corpus at discretion, and drumhead
courts martial, are the true elements of po.
litcai strength.
Ill. Specie payments in 1879 without coin.
~. Civil rights mean the white man has
no rights which the black man is bound to
respect.
V. More taxes, more debt, and more ex
pendtures the true road to permanent pros
perity.
VI Subsidies, special tariffs, Credit Mobil
i.l, Texan Pacific, back pay grabs, railroad
grants, and all sorts OF mOnopolies blaze the
pathway of Republican legislation.
| VII. Nepotism is obedience 10 scriptural
authority, and great blessing to the reigning
family
viii Negro supremacy in the South to adj
vance Christian civilization.
| lX. Opposition legislatures ought To b.,
supported by federal troops as dangerous to
Grantism.
y Returning boards are more potent than
elections, and should be appointed by tn,
President.
Nj. The people have no right to complain
when the Administration is content.
MI. A large standing army and powerful
appropriations for the navy are indispensable
To a republic, and to hosts of magnificent OH
GERS seeking commands.
Kill Opponents of the third term, critics
of the President, champions of the cons,itu
ton, economists, and the toiling masses who
grumble because they are poor, must be class
ed as banditti, and punished accordingly.
| XIV. Centralized government is national
strength, and state governments should b,
abolished except rs dependencies.
! XIV Present salaries are insufficient Il
maintain the dignity of Office, and ought {,
be doubled Immediately, with back pay at tn,
pleasure of the official
i AFl. Carpetbaggers.a ohice-holders arr
abused patriots who have suffered for theil
country, and merit its grateful recognition.
XVII. Investigations by congress intehde,
20 expose corruption and jobbery, and d
damage the Republican party, cannot be To-
ern'y Condemned for trenching on privat
rights.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-20

CARL SEIZURES LITTLE HAMBURG GIRL
Carl Schurz has always been his wfe's hero.
A little girl in Hamburg, she worshipped the
pictured image of the revolutionist whom she
had never seen. After leaving school she Wis
tied London, and a friend said, you must
come to my house this evening and see the
wonderful Carl Schurz.' The maiden came,
and in remote corner worshipped from afar
the young lion Of the occasion. The friend
said to Carl, There Is a little Hamburg girl
here who adoIes you as far-otf hero. You
must Know her. "He was introduced" said
the sweet voice, and what do yoa think he
said of me: When my friend asked, What
do you think of herr why, all he thought
was, She seems a good, healthy girl He
didn't admire me at all--not them He must
have managed to do so pretty soon after,
however, for they were married within year,
before he was 81 or she Il. They came TO
this country TO begin their united fortune.
You will hand me the bricks" he said, land
will build" If he has often "builded bet
ter than he Knew" has il not been because of
the sympathetic intelligence, the loving heart,
the gentle, uuialiering hands which have
never For an instant failed him IN his life.
service Mary ClsDmer.
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XVIII. The President is the recognized
head of the government, TO whom Congress
and the courts owe obedience
XIX. The newspaper press is nuisance.
A censor to restrain carpng ut;crances and "A
severe law 10 condemn offending editors are
demanded forthwith.
Xxx. Rings are self,acrifctng organize
lions, intended to promote the public welfare,
to shape legislation wisely, to stimulate en-
terprise, to AID commerce, to build railroads,
and to place appropriations where they will
do mos! good.
XXI A constitutional amendment Is re-
commended making Long Branch the sum.
mer copital of the nation, with liberal allow
ances for the President and his household
during Gen. Grants life.
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SHE DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING.-A few days
ago, says the San Francisco UroaicIe, rath-
er paSSe lady got into closely packed car on
Kearncy street, near TIE Maison Dore. At
first no one rose to give her a seat, but, as the
car reached the White House, a gentleman,
evidently an invalid, struggled painfully to
his feet, and with quiet "a seat, Madame, "
stepped one side Tor the lady. She took pos
session with an aggrieved LOOK, as though he
had been detrauding her Of her just due. He
seemed little surprised and perplexed for a
moment, but, as the car swung around the
corner to go up Bost street, he bent over with
a pleased smile and queried, Beg pardon
WHAT" In voice audible to every one in the
car. With rather tart voice she answered,
II did not say anything TO you, sir" The
smile on his face grew plainly cynical with
her reply, and, as he turned to walk to the
front of The car, he remarked, Excuse me,
Madame, thought you said-'ThanK you"
The lady Redeemed, stopped the car, and got
out, leaving but one calm face, that of the IN
valid, who resumed his seat.
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Ira n X \. FISHER. Attorney and Coun
seor Law. VII practice In La Sale and adjoining
counties and in L. S. court Room Postofice Block, OF
raw nutc
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Ny GEAR fellow said an old member of
Congress To new one, you work too hard
on your speeches. | often prepare one in
hall an hour, and think nothing Of it, And
hats just what everybody else thinks OF it,
was the reply
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A. NJ. SMITH, Gen'I Fuss ACT H. RIDDLE Gen'l Sup't,
Nov %, 1874, F,TAvENER, Agent at Ottawa.
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Ny rule says one of the most successful
Of the great New York merchants, IS to adj
enisc freely IN the papers when business rs
dull; for when business Il brisk Is not neces
.ary.' That's sensible.
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GOVERNOR nEvERIDGE,

pressed the state house commissioners TO is
sue voucher for the amount of $4,000 M
,dyasce unon The cronnd that sncL .o,;I,,
was desirable for the interests Of the peniteu
uary. This claim was pressed by the latte
authority with such pcrsistency that the state
house board complied with the demand. Al d
issued u voucher nomlnaliy for the peni,eu
Itiary, but The commissioners, acting In ia,
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NOTICE.-Ina nave rem ovea my ornce from ne room
~ IN the OF Exchange Bank lsen occufu ul ne
directly street up stairs N me SOUTHWEST come
an pot c1,sr,et With or engaged IN say banking.
hanre or Insurance business and have not been since
Nsrch 1T is0 uf IL exclusive business 70 ioAn
T uey on s esase security anc 70 hay real etate mort
ga-rs anr notes. -.
December "a 1871 N shhahooD
EDDING AND INSITArrION
w PAPEls AnEnfioDss ~ O-lnsu HHpcman's
DARD IsOxE~. WHIST. Iezique
~ ant k1cEr~' >sntrr1, stt<r1ar hsceEsAt-
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D. ". HrrcHcooK, General Passenger Agent.
ROBERT HAsRIs. General Superintendent.
ID. V. TOUZALIN,
July 5th. Agent. Ottawa, Illinois
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0llce opens at 1880 Y, and closes Att PM
ysn. 50, 1875. J.R.CAMEhON, H.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE,
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad.
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ID rUfrissnual Cards.
AT r o r N e Y q.

I INCOLN, ROWE n COURTNEY. Attorneys
IL Law. Office No. 10 La Sale street west II the
Court House. Olla"a, HIS nOy2sti
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-15
RAILROADS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and amer SUNDAY, May %, 1875, trains will
5:S0S m.-NIAGARA EXPRESS daily (except
sunSa{l north to Rochester, Buffalo and
s:25a, EMAIL daily Except Sunday for the
West and North to Buffalo and Niagara
1:15p. m.1FIsT LINE daily Except Sunday for
the West and North to WnlAmsport and
s:a5 D. hncoaetc hSCShN EXPRESS daily for
1U5Ip mPIGlGF f61 for Pitts
burg and West; daily Except saturday.
Canada, Erie and the on Regions OF Penn
TRAINS FOB GETTYSBURG at S:25 a. m. and
TEAMS 5i For E HANOVER at SIS a. m, 1:I5 and
TRAINS s' Fd Fl Gu CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
TRAINS Il F Sj G GREEN sPRfSG BRANCH at ,25
a xiTGcic eRf s;I 2 nc TR AIMS.
FOR YORK daily except sunday At 3;25P. N.
FOB s EESEEkESS s Of Sunday only;
eePt saP9 REiE and II M 8P E n S.ilE
FROM THE WEST A N IN: k0RTH-s;Oo and 1880
YORK ECCoMM0Dk TI0N-l6:I5 a. m.
COCKEYsVTLLE ACCOMMoDATIoN,, from
CockeysvIIle-6;S5a. N. and 2:25 and4:2Sp.
FROM GG6& S1SfRS sH9Giy at lOl5 M. Sunday
PARKT SH ioooMNIoDAT a, m. daily
FROM GREEN SPRING BRANCH at s:l5 q. m.
For ticfefs 70 ali points East, North and West,
apply At Calvert station. at northeast corner Bal
hmore and Calvert streets, and at Charles street
BaSTage called for and checked at hotels and res
licences on orders LEFT at once, northeast corner
GEORGE C. WILKINS, Superintendent.
d. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-15
PROPOSALS.

.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE. -
o.. HEADo,Rs DEPT. OF THE PLATTE, e
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, )
OMAHA, NJ B., Sept. Is, ISIS. 8
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, will be received
at this office until IL o'clock q. m, WEDNES-
DAY, October 20, Ez5, at which place and time
they will be openedin the presence Of bidders for
the delivery In new gunny and burlap sacks, at
Omaha Depot, Nebraska, in quantities as re-
quired, during second quarter OF the hsoal year
ending June 80, 1875, Of tiyo million (2o0oOO0)
pounds Of Corn, one million oo0, ooo) pounds Of
Oats. rf &. .---aa-'- liaa
Proposals for . less quantity viii DO received. :
Each bid 70 be considered should be guaranteed
By two responsible parties, not bidders that they
will become bondsmen on award Of contract.
The proposals must be In tripllcate, and be
made separately for Corn and for Oats, and nnst
state the crop from ,ckich 10 10 proposed TO deliusr
Preferenee viii be given TO articles Of domestic
production. - - = -
Forage" 49, 81; sllI- ~
The contracts will be let with the proyiso that
the quantities contracted for may be Increased or
reduced one-third BY the Chief Quartermaster OF
the Department ~ any time pending full de-
livery.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
Blank bids furnished and full conditions made
known on application to this once.
ALEX. J. PERRY.
Deputy Quartermaster General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-15
DY B. H. WARNER.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Of Seventh and streets
northwest.
FOR SALE.

| FOR SALE.
WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
70 sas S J
ordered to be recorded by the Supreme Court Of
ing Real Estate ahcS Sere ds1ea TO o. ss
sn n to Ss ts Of and
to 90 hss %S0s
and lots, late the estate Of the said Mary Ann
Kerr, his testatrix, viz:
and premises on south side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Drew, each fronting 9 feet u Inches on the Ave.
Contains esf the Isttee TH sSa ass
feet; By awIitten agreement with A: r. s1ep-
use division Wsll adjoining the side or this lot.
ThiI,dS;.LoS No. 2 SQUARE No: 81, on the north
feet inches on Twenty-third street, containing
Fourth.-Iot No. 4 Of square 1o4, q feet inches
on the north side Of e street north, containing
'Fifth:-Lot No. Il, Square 2ss, 50 feet 'front.' on
the east side Of street west containing
si1s5.2Lot 9, SQUARE q 20 fee. on K street,
Seventh: LOT !, square sos, 81 feet on Seventh
Eighth. Lot No. 5, square 81, 40 feet on Filth
Mint. LOT 10. s square sg5, affect inches on
the north side Of Massaehusetts avenue and q feet
Tenth.-Lot 4, square r-A, 81 feet inches on
North Carolina avenue, between First and Second
Tenth street east SIS square feet; ISfOot alley
on south Of this lot.
Twelfth: Lot Z, Square sS5, 70 feet on Tenth
street east, and 81 feet inches on North street,
3A square feet.
The terms Of the sale are: One third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid within thirty days from
the day OF sale, and the balance in six and twelve
months from the day Of sale. bearing six per cent
sss q o r Ss H
required on the day OF sale from each purchaser
On payment OF the purchase money. and not be-
fore, the Subscriber viii execute the deeds.
Some OF these lots may be sold In divisions laid
of By the surveyor, entire, to suit purchasers.
Purchasers are requested to write to the sub
scriber, to leave their offers at the ONCE OF Ram
DAN Hagner, esq, .Attorney-at-Law, Young's
Law Building, Louisiana avenue, or with Henry
X. Randall, No. 1900 II street.
II not sold before, the lots will be offered at pub
lie sale on TUESDAY, the 2jth october instant, at
70 O'Clock a: m, As TO Nos. and OF this adver-
premises, respectively. As 90 the other lots. At
O'Clock D. m. on that day, following the order Of
their numbers herein, beginning at No, 3 and AL
to be sold on the premises. If the sale be not I'm
ished on that day the sale win be continued daily
A. RANDALL, Executor,
Annapolis, Md.