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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

AFRICAN EXPEDITION The expedition
Hthng out for the northwest coast OF Az.
rica Is expected to leave England early
In November. Its objects are to urvey
the coast OF the continent opposite ths
Canary Islands. in order to fnd q suita.
BILE locality for u harbor and commercial
and missionary station; TO enter into
commercial relations with the native
tribes. and TO ascertain their present
means OF traffic. aud the resources Of
the countries through which their trade
must pass. II In also intended 10 exam.
inc the sandbar across the mouth Ct the
river Bella, which 10 supposed TO keep
the waters Of the Atlantic from flowing
into the dry bed Of the ancient inland
sea: to obtain levels and other necessary
information. In ~effscting the aims OF
the expedition, Mr.. Mackenzie. tho di.
rector Of the party, hopes to obtain the
frindly support Of the most powerful
chiefs Of tho northwest coast OF Africa.
II is cxpectsl that Gen. Sir Arthur Cot
ton. with several scientific gentlemen,
will accompany the expedition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06
coon WORK.

The widening Of the cross streets and
the adjusting Of the grades in Virginia
City will add infinitely to the comfort
and beauty Of the new city. bssidss
securing . much greater degree Of safety
to the town in the event Of another IRE.
The uneven grades there heretofore.
while not interfering in the least with q
person accustoued to the cut.ofs and
zig.zags OF slippery Guleh. have besn .
great inconvsniencs 10 persons accus.
toned to smooth sailing. and many are
the noses which have been broken and
the shins bsrked thereby. II Ii going
to cost some money to effect the
proposed change. but 10 the property
owners on the blocks benefited bad 10
bear the entire expense. they would Be
no ~loosers. for their own property will
b enhanced In value moro than the cost
Of property condemned will amount to.
We hope Dire limits will DO established
in Virginia nm soou as the Winter ID
provided against. and IL property own
em would in the Spring build strong
walls for fronts along the west side OF A
and D streets. between Taylor street and
sutton avenue, IL would take away hal
.... xsxv d~s.tvurtiva fra In
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Rsao itsns.

q Iron the State Journal. Nov. 81
News from the coal mine near Pyra-
mid Lake 10 encouraging. Two strata
are uncovered OF four feet In width and
twenty inches in thickness, and a third
ono has just been struck. Work Is
being pushed vigorously.
A ton Of orc. from the Golden Fleece
mine was yesterday put in sacks and
shipped to Nevada City 10 Be- worked
by the Fryer process.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

CExrxxnIAL SsscnDs.-District Al.
tornsy Grass who has been down to the
Humboldt House. informs US that there
10 . lump of sulphur NJ that place that
weighs $500 pounds. I. vas procured
from Hale x Dufy's sulphur beds ut
Rabbit Hole. and is designed for the
Centennial collection nom Nevada. The
specimen 10 said to be almost pure sui.
phur. and 4 fair SAMPLE OF what Is found
in apparently inexhaustible quantities at
The Rabbit Hole beds- Four bones Of
specimens from Eastern Nevada, CON
signed to Professor whitshill at Carson,
for the Centennial collection. wsrs taksn
through yesterday BY Wells, Fargo 4
Co.-Slrvr Stuts Nor. 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

AL1ITLx DnroxpExr.-rhs SoaineI
editor. after reading the election re-
turns - autographed on Tuesday last.
concludes an editorial % follows:
We are not much given to throwing
up he sponge before Ne are soundly
licked, but after reading the returns Of
Tuesdays elections. candor compels US
TO ssy that We are half inclined TO con.
cede that the Republicans are abundant
ly able 10 elect Grant for q third term
and - much oftsnsr ~ they feel like il.
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TADY WAsHINoToN INNING

~ SpaE otstto w ipaA piANt
Of business, san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, uold lllll. storey Coun'
ty, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting ofths
Board Of Directors, held on the 9TH day Of No
vendor, 1878, an assessment mo. o. OF fifty
Csnts $50 cis.) per share was levied upon the
cspitai stock OF the Corporation. payable In.
mcdlately, In United States gold coin, 20
the Secretary, at the ONCE Of the Company,
Room n, Hsywsrds Building. <ls oaiifornls
street, San Francisco, california.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the 9Th day OF Decembcr.
1875. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale a. public auction. and unless payment 10
made before, will be sold on the asth day
of December, 1875, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. togsther with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
ly order Of the Board Of Dirsclon.
II. q. KIBDE, Secretary.
Onice-Room 81 Hayward's Building, No. aie
California street. san franelsco, California.
MI I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

Tss city Of Chicago. OF rather Cook
sesssy. In which Chiesgo Is situated.
polsd ii the late election G4.556 votes.
TAoss figures give q vivid idea Of What
. unconscious city that is by Lake Mich.
isan. and how much right the people
have to think IL il the grandsss and
bravsst little city in the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

And in accordance With law. ssd an crdsr Q,
Tie Hoard Of Directors. nsds On The ~ DAY oi
/. 9 obsr, 1878, 80 many shares OF esen pase'
Of sseh stock 90 may 30 nseessary, Va 1csOs
Room 10, nsyw.r'ds Building, No. !Is e uoc
MAJ street, San Francisco. Cal. on ITtsuA.;
The 2sd day u November, 1879, a the noei o'
ons o'clock :. n.of said day. 70 psy sa'a Ss,
linduent assessment thereon, together W.
costs Of advertising .r K. Beans s e 20 q
Once Room 10, Aayy.ri's 1uildins; 20
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NEW

CILvKR Jill MiNINa con.
Los.tion Of ps.neipsi place Of
Location Of work., Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notlcs-Thsrs 10 delinquent upon the follow.
lnE descffbed stock, on account Of aoessment
lNe.D levied on the Let day OF October. 1878.
ofthe respective shareholders. AZ follows:
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OLD party (vho stammsrs. comes In
for some ipscacuanha)-"oh; II you
p-plsas, young m-man. I wa-want some
iPip-ip-ip-." Festive assistant (ared
by recent reminisosncs)-"Hurrahi"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

Lso B.oxKx.-A miner named Patrick
Ksoeoa received . compound fracture Of
Ma lsft leg BY being cavsd ON in the
Eurska Consolidated mine last Tuesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

The Richmond Company OF Eureka.
shipped In October refiued bullion TO
tho amount OF Siso. s3i AZ. The Lead
anshippsd amounts TO sboat ouo-fourth
of tbs above ann.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

Aoco,Dno to The Rsrsias the Man.
hstlaa Company OF Austin. shipped
bullion amounting 70 $685. li "a du-
ring October.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-06

QuINISE In recommended a. Q tonic
for topsrs who have sworn off.
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HOUSE TO RENT,

CrTuArED ON TELEGRAPH srRxsT,
y Gold NIL. near the schooLhouse. fouI
\ siw " O. o. STEVENSON.
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The Indietmeats ASainst 0sasyal
labecek and 0.xilIe 0rass-rhe
Eieetlon In M~tsstsstppi.
wAsnrrorox. Noveu ber

The Attorney 0eIeiai not hayinx been iu-
fSmed officially that General bAbcock and Or
vile Grant bad been indicted By The ". Louis
Grand JUN, Il 10 the opinion Of tie cabiI ct Of
nclais ssd q hafp bore that no srch Indictments
have been found. 0~npfyl Babcoek being
SPOKEN 70 on the sub3eet this Ilosnln5 ~
nsfkpd that be diA no, care 70 take any no'ies
on he rspsrt unless " shouh b ver'ned.
A tslesram received this mornina. oy we Az
Sorpey 0susrsl announces that United States
Attosney Wells. administration candldsts fSr
oonsrsss IN slssis.ippi, has been elected b,
nsjorty OF 800.
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i.s Sisis.s cs.@isilsn.
WASHINGTON. November 8.

W~AhHINOiON, FUVtfnbf y
spanish Claims' Co nmission for the sc tl-m-nt
Il claims OF citizens 81 the United sisfes
against spain for wrongs and Injuries aga net
pers ps ard property ON the isi'ni cf Cuba
sinee th. soil mr. nceinent OF the present insur.
him By arbitrator, With the decisions and
awards thereon Joagain o. Dearyerics, who's
prop<rtv ass Enlarged In isd9 and ret rid In
is73 and isit. ~ assrdsd S5ss.its With inter~st.
Pedro y. Isioiers gets 500 and Interval Tor
pix,een days imprisonment The cess ~ fnn.
chesco q, ts-gml'o IVES dismissed for ysnt Of
juris fiction. The case Of Jose ". Desrtiss vss
dismissed, ~ tie proofs shov that the claimant
hsd not complied with the tguiremAnts of tho
nsturalisshon Lars,
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z oySrERS,
FRESH N
FRESH FISH.
no BIZ HAD DAILY, At TIE
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant,
Opposite the Ieiipss stable,.
MAIN STREET -....-----G0LD HILL
nss1 PETER BECKER. Proprietor.
NOTICE.

gUNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF TIE
Society Of Pacihc Coast Pioneers 81 the
kngins House Of Nos Fip Department, near
the Divide. on south z strcet, en- ThUHsDAY
next, a. N o'clock y n. Buslness OF Import
ancc will be transacted, and q FULL attendance
Of the membsrs 10 respectfully invited.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
\. A. hchEANs. President,
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W~AsuHoroN, November

Asp, cisi sa,s the PRECEDENT Is yer, anxious to
gather ell the opinions among hi, associatcs 70.
vSrabls TO his plan Of tnraing over Z, the ar ny
the purchase and disiributl,n of supplies for
tbs indiaHs. On yesterday he held . conference
sita Sec ctsry Ch4ndlpr. Assistabt Secetary
Oovav. Generals Sheridan and proct, and the
SECRETARY Of war. Tho military o,netals, ~ .
matter OF eourse, freely caneafred In tho opin-
Iona Of The Hraaldaat N the nAltef.
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Ths Eieetisa ~ Miaaesssa.

ST. PACI, November ).
R.turus frum the State election continus n
vorsbls TO the Republicans NJ far ~ the State
tictet 10 concerned. The Republicans claim
II. 900 70 i10Do majority for I'll the State eandi-
dates except the TREASURER. who will pr baby
have from I.0o0 10 500. Legislative returns
a. Jet are mssgrp. but the Democrats sppear 10
have gaiLcd 80 fer four or nye members. This.
10 not overcome by Republican gains, will make
the Il legislature very close.
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Aasirs Of she Missouri Pa~iae Rail.
road.

Nav YoRK, November n.
The stocihold n % the Nissouri Pacific HALL.
rosd Company held an ADJOURNED meeting this
afternoon, with Alderman ]. Van Sehaiet pro
siding. Half the capital Vas vprrsented. kes'
~olutions were unanimously adopted requesting
the President and hoard OF Directors 10 rssign.
r..iS,s,io. N tse p,,,stoss and 10 name thar
successort. The committee were instructed 10
ooopssas with The county Of 30. Louie In get
ting a. asstgnes In bankruptcy. II u becomes
necessary, 10 order 20 gel the lease 10 the A.
lntio and Pseine Rsilrosd Company cancelled.
Ceneeening she Purchase aad Dts
tribusisa or supplies sor The lns
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OF the wyoming LcEisia
Surr-strikr or Coal Miners.

here Yesterday. Amer the delivery % the Gov
erpors message they adjourned I'll Tuesday
merit.
The miners Of the Uni,n Pacihc Railroads
coal mines IL Rock eprings. In this Territory.
ar on . sthks. There arc approximations OF .
riot, and Governor TLsyes V On bis wy .hers
10 addfcss the miners. a.
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IlIER.


BkIRlDGE. On TUESDAY, June 18th. al d m
CEARLE- bELBIu5 r, aged A. years
Tie relatives and friends q family are respect
iulA invited 10 attend his fHnei from his late rest
deDce, street. between 18th aud lssh streets to-
morrow tThur-day ;, at o clock :. M.
cox. On Monday, gnc il IA, after a brief i'll
ness, JAMES u; Cox son VI Ms. NJ. A. Cox aa1 the
late Captain W Cox
Funeral services on THURSDAY evening. l7th in TO-
slant at O'Clock. Friend, respectfully invited 2
HAMMER. On the IAN an itAut. KATIE ELrzA-
BETH, daughter = uhn and Mary A. Hammer Rged
II months aud DAYS.
Relatives and friends al the family are respect
t1liy requested 20 attend her funeral from No 33I
street southwest, Thursday, 8 o'cisck .. M. ct
AMMER. on the 18th ins-ast, 81 c0n-umptiBn,
MARY Am, wife Of JOha Hammer, aged . years
and months.
Relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully
requested 10 attend her funeral, from No. 3SI 81
southwest, Thursday. AT 70 clock .. m.
STANLEY. On the 18th June. ISIS. OF heart dis
ease. JonN L. STANLEY. aged 81 years.
The funeral viii take place ca THURSDAY. Iuna Il,
AT clock, from 1882 sih street northwest.
Friends Oi the family respectfully invited at
tend. R-pulf
WILLIAMS. on Tuesday morning June 18th !,
at 10 clock, NNI. ii. " lila Ms aged years aud
days, eldest Of Elizabeth and the late Elgard p
llams.
Friends and acluaintances Of the family are in-
yied 10 attend the funeral from the re>id Il his
mother. No. 725 Sth street sout beast, Thursday
evening, June lsth, at O'Clock. Il
THOMAS. In L1u50un County, Va Juua lItii,
OF PARALYSIS " ILS0N l.. THOMAS IA the sab year
Ct his age. Bait sun please copy.l
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sy-"PerspirationaI kisses are the latest. -

nS-"Perspirational kisses are the latest -
Boston Post.
Alt il Scripture maxim that we always
nave the poor with US. The rich go away in
the summer.-WdteItOO Register.
nS-"Nhy, Jennie, you look good enough 10
eat said loving husband TO his wife one
morning al breakfast. well, I'm eating "a
fast as can, amt I?''
~ y Scotch maiden, upon her lover re-
marking, 81 think III marry thee Jane. re-
piled, Il would be muckle oblecge TO We n We
would"
RS-A gentleman in addressing the charm
ing Lady y, who has just remarked in Paris
Tor the third time, said reproachfully, lyon
do not come 10 London any lOnger-''' ooh.
yes" she replied in a most natural manner
81 always pass my widowhoods there"
~ man recently haagel wrote as toI-
lows 20 the sheriff Please admit my friend
Mr.. W. :: Grady, to my hanging to-day, at
one O'Clock
June 1, lSs5. ALFRED AIRING
Cyl don't mean to say that General Sher-
man was not a fair soldier" says Sergeant
Bates, dirOp0s OF 'sthe book" bur IL would
have looked better If he had mentioned some
OF The more conspicuous rank and file by
name LUTfdlO EfJ5ygxS
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II II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets, N w

II II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th aud Il streets, N. w
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PB0PERTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
ROCK CREEK IN SAID COUNTY, IMPROVED
BY LARGE BRICK MILL AMP OTHER
- By virtue Of deed of trust to the undersgn ed
E:I dated November 10TH ISL and duly recorded in
Liber OIL. folio 81 of the land records for the
the party secured thereby, we will sell, on MON
DAY, June 21st, ISIS, at O'Clock p. m, on the
premises all that certain piece parcel of ground
situate and lying In the county of Washington. in
the District of Columbia and is part of a tract of
ano called Lamar Outlet or Pleasant Plains" as
trict aforesaid, in Liber W, No. p, folio 1853, &c
said tract aims twenty three (23) or
less, and is known the Columbus Mill Property'
lying on Rock Greek, and adJOiing the farms of
Mrs. Hobbie, Dr. Holt, and Mrs. French. For a
particular descrpti of said property aud its
metes and bounds, reference is had the aforesaid
deed of trust.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
cash. and the balance of purchase money in six, f6D
twelve, ~ and eighteen (lS) months with seven
per cent. interest per annum until paid from day of
sale; the purchaser or purchasers to give promis-
tees. No deed given until all purchase money and
interest shall have beeen paid. 500 of the cash pay
ments to be made at the time Of sale, or within "a
hours after said sale: and the balance of cash pay
ments TO be made within ten (l0) days from day of
sale otherwise trustees the right to resell the
property at the cost and risk Of defauling purcha
ser or purchasers All conveyancinR at purchaser's
cost. GEORGE W. RIGGSl
ROBERT @. FOX. {lFus'eeS'
Jell-9t b. III. WARNER, Auct.
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MARRIED.

hEEFF-BlERS. On the morning OF tn 10Th
instant. at 1879 O clock at St. Peter Church -
Rev. Father Boyle, Mr.. }. EDWIN kEEFE l. Mss
ALICE BEERs. bofh OF " Washington
National Republican pleas COPY
MARTTN-SMITH. At ST AIoysins, me ls.b.
ls15 at lO.SO >. m. BY Rev. Father Jsmi-ou. Moan
III MARTIN. Esd. q Mount 10y. Pa, a. "a n IS ,
Ms Jo>EPHINE Smith. No ard.
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- II. WARNEE,
ID. Real Estate Broker AID Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 9Th and streets n. W

PEEEnPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
ING OTIS, To CLOSE TRUST ESTATE.
In square 554-Lofs II and l3 nOrh street, between
9Th and lcth streets. These will be sUsdiyded into
nine desirable Lets.
In Square 3.r}-Lot TO- on Sth street northwest ba-
tween street and the boundary; subdiviled into
three Lots.
In Square 59S-Lnts and u, on lst street west
between and south; subdiyided into l,i1e Lots
III Square 5ss-Lots aud 9 south street.
between LIST street west and Canal street, and or
Isl street west, between aud south; subdviied
into eight Lots.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. (Of which SEQ on
each Lot must be de- posted at the time of sae and
the residue in equal SUMS in one, two ami three
years; the deferred me1ts 10 be secured by deed
OF trust on the premises sold, the purchaser giving
ro'es bearing Per cent. interest until paid, and
paving the cost OF conyeyancing.
The sale will take place on THURSDAY, June
I'm, on the premises, viz: At Square 599. at 5
o'clock Square jgS immediately after; at Square 1854
at q clock and Square 3)3 at 61s o clock.
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
i've days Of sale the property will be resold on five
days notice, for ca Ia, at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser in default.
jes eoSds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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TVNHOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Lstimer 4 Cleary,
Southwest cerner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE DWELLING
HOUSES ON ST, NEAE 18th STREET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE DWELLING
HOUSES ON T ST, NEAE 14TH STREET.
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, duly executed
ii on the 10th Of May, 1874, and recorded in Liber
753 folio ~ Of the Land Records Of the District CT
Columbia. and at the request Of the party cured
there by, the unabridged will offer for sale the
premises, on THURSDAY, the gath of June, l375,
clock, Lots hundred and thirty four, one
hundred and thirty five, and one hundred and
thirty six, OF IaTrows subdiy ision, in square
hundred and six, improved by o-story brick
Dwellings.
These Lots win be sold subject to a prior incum-
brance Of s so each and accrued interest
Terms of sale: One half in cash, of which $50
must be paid at time of sale; balance in twelve
months. with interest. Conveyancing at cost of
purchaser. If the terms Of sale are not complied
with In FIVE days after sale, the trustee may resell
the property on fve days notice In the Evening
Star, a. the risk and cost of the defaulting DUR,
chaser JAS. G.. PAYNE, Trustee
jeA THOMAS DOWLING, Auct
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NOUNG a MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LeDroit Building, corner Sth and SITS. northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET; Be
TWEEN CONGRESS AND WASHINGTON

SITS, IN GEORGETOWN, DC.
q By virtue Of decree passed in the Supreme
II Court Of the District Of Columbia the 10th
day of June, A ID. 1875, In cause therein pending,
numbered 4 05l, Equity docket Il, wherein Har let
Smith ct al are com claimants, and Cafharine Ewing
et al. are defendants, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the
23d day of June Instant, at O'Clock p. m, on the
premises, offer at psblic auction TO the highest bid
der therefor, all Of Lot numbered three g., in old
GEORGETOWN, the same now being known as Lot
three Isl in square thirty nine 80 in Georgetown,
District Of Columbia, said lot fronting sixty seven
feet AZ inches the north side OF Bridge street,
and running back with the same width three hun
dred and ninety mine S99) feet
This property Is in proved by Stone House, and
il desrs BILE for busiDess purposes being situated be-
tween Congress and w arlington streets-
The tsrms Of sale prescribed One third OF the
purchase money in cash, and the balance In two
equal nay nents at and two years, With interest
at seven per cent secured to the satisfaction Of the
Trustee. An convey ancine at purchasers cost. "A
deposit of $40 will be required at the time OF sale
II the terms OF sale are not complied with in ten
days the Trustee viii resell ct the risk and cost Of
N''e B. Ross PERRY, Trustee.
isuaads youAa & &Ipp4xIoS, ASeti.
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Phil. SHERIDAN, the day before ne was
married, took down stove carefully cleaned
ana pOil>hed ~, Swabbcd ont the pipe. swept
the room, washed of the Window ana. after
ten or nlteen experimental trips up and
down stairs with a bundle of kindltng wool
on one arm and coal Scuttle hanging from
the other. Went around To his be;rOthed's and
told her he was ready 10 go 10 housekeeping
right away If She wanted TO-
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"ASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green Williams, Auct's,I
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
EAST CAPITOL STREET, NEAR THE COR
NER OF 9TH STREET EAST.
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court,
I'D. c.. passed in equity cause No. 4y0s9, will
offer Tor sale, at public auction, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY the els day of June, 1875,
at O'Clock p m the east 80 feet and inches front
East Capitol street by the depth thereof of lot
Z, In square 942, in Washington city, ID. q.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the residue In
three equal ins:aments at g. Il and Is months from
Tue ia! VI sae, WIN interest at PEI cent, or al
retained until all Of the purchase money and the
interest j. paid II the terms of sale are NOT COM
piled with within seven days from the day of sale,
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancinR at purchasers cost. SlO0 deposit on &C.
oeptance of bid.
JAS. s. EDWARDS, Trustee
je9-eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.