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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-09

NASHVILLE MARKETS.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY, May s, 1879.
COTTOW.

May >, 1919.
COTTON.
In the present desperately dull condition
of the market, every man who has any
thing to do with cotton is q veritable Mi
cawber-waiting for something to turn
up" There is no man more sanguine
than your cotton operator when ''the bot
tom" has been reached; he now knows the
worst, and employs his elegant leisure in
guessing at the exact date when the reac-
ton will set in.
A veteran Spectator remarked sagely,
during the course of the afternoon, that
cotton would be up to zoe within thirty
days. He was buying at the time, too, but
it made everybody sad. They had "been
there and knew that such vaccinations
were invariably followed by a tumble in
prices. Under this dispiriting influence,
the market closed, as it had Opened-quiet.
We repeat yesterdays nominal quotations
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner Summer and Church Rev. ThOs.A. HOyt.
Pastor. Services at II a m-public reception
and baptism Of new member and holy com
muniOn. Sermon by Rev DR.. CD. Oliver.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
North COllege-PreachiHg at II a N BY Rev.
DR.. r. A. Young. Seats free. No night service.
MOORE MEMORIAL Church, West Enc
Rev. Frank ID. Moore, Pastor. Service AZ IL
3 n. Seats free, No service night.
EDGAR CHAPEL North Nashville-Rev.
E.. T. Brantley, Pastor. Services at II a m aud
* p m by the pastor. Sunday-schOOl at 3 D ID.
FIRST PRESBYTERLAN CHURCH, Edge-
ield-Rey. j. H.. McNeilly Pastor. Services az
II a n by Rev. DR.. r. III. MahOn. No night
service.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Edgeheld-NO service.
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Az Irish lecturer thus endeavOIs to proYe
that the late John Stuart Mill was not a
"humau' man: IAN unnatural and labO-
rious child, he took no delight in the prop
er amusements of youth, spending the
rouls that ought 10 have been devoted 10
fairy tales IN The study of Greek Grammar
and Euclid; growing mp without the hope
of relaxation in this world OrOf enjoyment
hereafter; working out the knowledge of
many sciences, and vet ignorant Of ment
and spending what love his shriveled heart
mirbt have had for woman or the love of
abstract ideas"
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IA, nnncerRE nf N.nRhriHlP.

nTATE OF-TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
ApriI the 18th, 1sI5.-ThOmas ". Caldwell,
C0m'r. etc. Complainant, vs. RObt. n. Porter
ct ais, Defendants
II appearing from the return Of the sheriff or
the subu0pna to answer issued in this cause, that
Theresa Mullen, Lucy Ann Marshall, Catherine
NicbOI md Ockersmith, dnfant,) are not
10 be found, so that the ordinary process Of law
NAV be served upon them
M l. therefore ordered that said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or before the
fourth Monday I'm May next, tls75)s and pietdf
answer. OF demur 70 c0mplainaut's bill, or tho
sam viii be taken for confessed as to them, and
setf for hearing ex parte, and that a eopyo OF TINS
order be published for four consecutive "eeAs
in the Nashville Union and American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JE-,
CIslk and Master.
1T. Brown and f. T.. Reid, Solicitors for
Com-1i.inant- apis OaW4t
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT, Wire street
between Church and BrOad-ReT Edward Brad
ley Rector. Services By the rector at 1920 a
m Preaehtng and confirmation by Bishop
Quintard at g m.
CHRIST CHURCH corner Church and
High-keT. W. Graham, Rector. Services &c
II a m and 7.30 . m BY the rector.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, SOuth
Union sireet-Rev. T. b. lawson, D d., Rector.
Sunday-schOO a. 81 a m Services at IL q N
and I p m by the rector.
ST AIMS CHURCH, Edgefeld-Rsv 40
stanley Rector Morning prayer az 9 a n.
Services and by Bishop Ouintard
az 1880 a m. No service at night.
ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL MISSION.
North Nashvtle-Sunday-schUO and service
at 81 p m, Mr.. Gauthier, Superintendent
ST. JOHNS CHAPEL, West End-Sundav
school at $50 p M, Mr.. Clark Supt.
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IIl ChnRcern at NiaShUiIIe,

nJeATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chaucery Court, Nashville,
April the 18th, 1Si5-HaTe & Chadwell, Com
Ulaiuants,ys. james q. Allen ct AIS, Defendants.
M appearing from the return or the sheriff on
the subpoena TO answer issued in this cause, that
Jeremish Chapman is not to be found, 50 that
the ordinary process Of law may be served
upon him. II is therefore ordered that said
defendant enter his appearance herein on or
before the fourth Monday In May next,
IS75,D and plead, answer, or demur TO com
planants' bill, OF the same will be taken for
confessed as 70 him and set for hearing eN
parte. and that q copy OF this order be publish
ed for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union and American.
A c0py-AttesE
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR-,
Clerk and Master.
Hicks & Helms, Sol, itors for C~Omplainauts.
aulS Oaw4t
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The American Rifle Team has at length
contest in Ireland. The successful candi-
dates are Major Henry Fulton, Colonel JnO.
Bodine, Colonel II. A. Gildersleeve, Gen
eral 7. 5. Dakin, G. W. Yale and L. L.
Hepburn, the reserves being Messrs. Cole
man, Garfield, Jr,, and Jewell. The Irish
men will have to look to their laurels when
they meet such a band of experienced
marksmen.-NelC York Herald.
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LOST.

I DIST CHECRS-One Drawn by j. r. Kirk
IL patrick, the other by Wheeler, Marshall &
Bruce; former for so and the latter for SIS, in
favor of Mrs. c. A. Parrish and endorsed by
her, both on Third National Bank. ANY one
finding and leaving az p North summer street
will be suitably rewarded. mvS q
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-One family can be
ID dated with two front rooms at Al S. Spruce
street. mv9 1t
NENIA.EHEN desiring very pleasant rooms
VI WITH board for themselves and wives, canbe
accommodated at No. p =. Vine street.
Uly9 At sun, tn fri, sun#
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Church street
Ed 5 FAN pastor. Services at II a m, and
Ills p. m.
SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH. South
NashTile-Services at 10Y an and 8 pm by
Ed J.E- Berry. Smday-schOOl az 3 m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, odd Fellows Hall
Edgeneld-Seryices att a m by Ed. Jas.
=. Fall.
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SEEDS
The ruling figures are:

Timothy per bushel, $3.25d3.4O; Red top
Herds grass), $1.25d1.50; orchard grass,
$40; Kentucky blue grass, clean, S1.15;
extra clean, $40; clover, 500; sapling
clover, ST.I5aS.O0; German millet, $500;
Missouri millet, 1925; Hungarian, $500;
Liberian seed 25dS0c per II; buckwheat,
per bushel. s. 90.
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Primitive Baptist.

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH-Dr JB
Stephens, Pastor. Services at II a m and
Sp m, BY the pastor. Prayer meeting at
10 a N. Services by Elder Jesse Cox, Mon
dav at s nj.
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AT Pompeii they recently found a curl
OILS record. 10 was scratched ou the stugco
OF "a Kite IN wa D, and has been thus trans
lateH. Lighted the fire. cooked his meals.
and a. BIS house for him $4,000 times
to this Jaw. and he refuses 20 take ne 90
the circus" Beneath This, In a different
hand, is written: Women are never SAT S.
fed
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CumberIand Presbvfertnn.

FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Summer street, Rev A j Baird,
D. D., PastOr-SeFvice at IL a m by Rev. DIT.
Edward W. SehOn, OF louisville. Teachers
prayer meeting At $50 I'm, and Sunday-schOol at
9 a m. No service at night.
CUMBERLAND PRES YTERIAN
CHURCH, Edgeheld-Rev- J.. D. Kirkpatrick,
~PastOr-Seryices at II a m by the pastor.
EuuFav crh1o1 At q "a m
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ETNnRIEa

COTTOE Tms-Per d. T6Sc.
BAe6INe-Hemp and fax, 133R143c.
CoRDAeE-Jute 13c; grass, 15116Bc;
cotton 20n25e.
COTToE YAREs-Per doz., 1Oc, 12e, lac
and 16c for zoos, COOS, 500s and zoos.
IRON-Tennessee bar 65c y d; Ken
lucky do. SC; Tennessee band SHS5c; Ken
lucky do. 4@G54c Tennessee boiler plate g
6SlS boiler heads &c; fire box 9lc; sheet,
common, SAGE; 60. Kentucky, Gaze; do.
Tennessee, Sd9e; cast steel and shear 2Oc;
American blister 125c; English blister 1Sc.
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PROFESSIONAL

DENTS TKY at reasonable rates. Office,
II cOr-Church ana Summer SITS. DIR. DIXON
apis sun If
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STRAYED.


CTRAYED from FairvieW Stock Farm In
- Sumner county, a brown hly, ) years old,
with Roman nose. a liberal compensation will
be paid for her return 20 the farm, or 70 me at
No. 81 Public Square. GEO. W. SHIELDS.
mvg Nv
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Catholic
Ghrisffnn.

CATHEDRAL Mass at s, and 1870 a m BY
Bishop, Pastor and Assistant. Vespers at go
d m
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RELIG1ous sERvIcEs-


I'm order 70 insure Insertions, Church Notices
must be left atOur Counting room BY ? ?. n
Saturday.
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PoULTRY-Chickens 25c for hens and
SOC for spring.
Eses-FrOm first hands, 1O3c per dozen.
TALLCT-Choiee, nc.
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Liberal Christian.


LIBERAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Federal
Court room, Corner Cedar and Summer}
Services BY DR.. W. i. Ellis. at II a m. Sub
jet, "Ths Three Religions Of C~hrlstendOm.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OFF, for sale a two-story
IL brick house, with gas, 6 large rooms and a
store, elegant business stand, corner Cherry and
Cay streets. JOSEPH RYMARKIEWICZ.
my9S16 Et#
DOR &ALE-7O houses and lots at great bar
II gains; also 10 stores on best business avenues
at bottom prices; also a large number Of vacant
lots IN Nashville and Edgeheld at One-half
original cost; also several farms Of various sizes
In Davidson and adjoining counties Cal on s.
". STEELE, no Il y. College street.
ap2 INV If
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EPISCOPAL Y~ISITATIONs.
The Work the Southern Methodist
Bishops Have Laid Out for

Bishops Have Laid Out for
Themselves.
The College Of Bishops Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, yesterday com
pleted their plan Of Episcopal yisitations
for the ensuing twelve months. The as
signHents of conferences are as follows:
BISHOP MARVIN.
Denver Conference-July 29-Helena, Montana.
Western /" -SepL1-COuncil Grove, KS.
Kentucky " a. 15-Maysville, Ky.
y. Alabama " -Nov.l7-Birmingham Ala.
Alabama " dec. S-Greenvile, Ala.
Baltimore &" Mar. @winchester, Va.
BISHOP wIGHTMAN.
Western Va. COnf-Sep. l5-Guyandotte, W. Va.
Tennessee 4" Oct. 6-Fayetteville, Tenn.
Arkansas Nov. 2ELegisbuTg, Ark
Little Rock " Dec, S-MinI Springs, Ark.
Florida 4" Jan. Quincy, Florida
BISHOP 'DOeGETT.
Illinois COnference-Sept. 22-Litchheldt III.
Louisville " Oct. 6-ClovepOrt, Ky.
Memphis 8" Nov. n-Paducah, by.
S. Georgia " Dec. 15-Americus, Ga.
BISHOP KEENE
st. Louis COnference-Sept. 22-Salem; Mo.
Missouri 4" Oct. 5GlasgOw, Mo.
S. W Missouri" Oct. 20-NeoshO, Mo.
North Georgia Dec. 1-Grifin, Ga.
South Carolina" Dec. 15-Orangeburg sc.
BISHOP PIERCE.
indian Mission COnf-Oct. 6-Atoka, ChOctaw, "
West Texas -Oct2 0-San Antonio, Tex.
North Texas Nov 3-Paris, Texas.
Northwest Texas" Nov. I7-COrsicana, Texas.
East Texas "-Dec. l-Carthage, Texas.
German Mission 4" Dec. SGalYestOn, Texas.
Texas Dec. l5-Brenham, Texas.
BISHOP PAINE
n. Mississippi COnf-NOv. 2-KosciuscO, Miss.
Mississippi " Dec 15-CantOn, Miss.
BIsHOP KAvAtAUGH.
Columbia COn f'nCe-Sept. I~5-Brownsville, Or.
Pacific " Oct. l3-San Jose, Cal.
Angeles " Oct. 2--Los NietOs, Cal.
BISHOP MTYEIRE.
HOlstOn Conference.-The. 2O-Kn5xville, Tenn.
Virginia {" Nov. ~TT-Danville, Va.
n. Carolina " DE l-WilmingtOn, n. G.
I" Dec. 15-New Orleans, La.
Bishop Keener has charge of the mission
in Mexico.
Bishop MeTyeire is charged with matters
pertaining to the mission in China.
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PERSONAL

WILL BORE WELLS-water guaranteed.
wv For information call at T. +. Winstead &
Co.'s, No. 7Cherry st. J. H. WILLIAMSON.
NV 3tE
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Lot No. $50 IN Mpury & ClaiBOrHs's
addition, fronting 20 feet on Perkins
street, and running back IL feet TO an
alley.
Also Lots Nos. $50 and 162 IN the
plan of the North Nashville Real Estate
Company. Lot No.. 1852 is on the rne
of Summer and Hume streets, fronting
So feet IL inches on Summer street, and
runs back along Hume street III feet 10
inches to an alley. Lot $50 adj0iHs No.
1852, and fronts 50 feet on Summer and
runs back Us feet 5 inches 0H one side,
AMI I79 feet on the other, to said alley.
Sale Free from the Equity of Re
dempticn.
TERMS-Six and twelve months credit.
Notes with personal security required. bearing
interest from day OF sale, ami lien retained.
JAMES T.. BELL, Clerk.
my2,9,15,22A
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Market
street, below Louisville depO-ReY. Johan-
mes Heckel, pastor.
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eposits received and interest allowed thereon;
Loans Negotiated; collections Made,
q General Banking BuEi-
nOFl ~ ness transacted.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

VI. u. Treoy, Admir-, Is. Oieida Weimer,
et ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
County Court Of Davidson county, Tenn
rendered at its April Tern 1875, i'm The above
cause, 1 will offer az public sale,
At the Courthouse door 10 Nashville,
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By DR. Z. L. C. WHITE, EDIToEoF Ri LEBANON
HERALD.
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BOsTON, May S.-The transactions in
wool have again been quite large, but no
improvement to notice. Holders are still
disposed to close up their stocks IS fast as
possible. Tire Transactions have been in
pulled and California. Fine Aeeces are
still more slowly and holders have 10 shade
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SAVINGS BANKS.
BANKING HOUSE
nF

y GshUtEEelSGUtIsgs! Company,
Il 8. TABBOX, Cashier.
THOs. 3. MARR, President
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NEW YORK, May Tie trade move
ments was slow with commission houses,
and the jObbing trade light. Cotton goods
are in moderate demand and unchanged in
prices. Corset jeans and patterns are in
fair demand and closely sold up Prints
are Quiet and unsettled by rum0Ts Of ap-
preaching price changes. Arnold's side
bands are now &c. WOOlen goods remain
quiet: certain styles Of American prints are
raJucad In 80 bv accents.
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tDlRst


COLLINS. On the 18th mstans, q bronch
ShoE -, second -'n q Jobu @ud Euz. Collins.
The r.IANes a. friends are specially invited 60
sed hi- tu.-ral IRON hIs Pareuis residence. lsS
zocl1ck
ELLIs In Georgetown, n. @. on Saturday, De-
cenOeT 18th nj the TCsiceLce oi her Srother IL lac,
lie dofe Is. sauo, LIMA, youngest daughter u
tsthsiiue and M late Alexander Kills. VI Brant-
lord, outsrio, & suads, aged . pears
The iunt raj services Viii tasr place ~ No. So "a
STRAIT, ON tie 2l-t It.-t a CLOCK The re.asiss
VII BE sent north for burial. RepkUhrbn
LAWSON On the 18th of p.canser, Mr. Wm
ue-s II Tom days which bore Sith christi "a tor
utnde Blessed ere tbe dead :. ho die IN ths Lord
lhe funeral vii taE e place Tur-0ag ~keulus. att
O'Clock. from r. Ia I'D ChNy.l. corner Of lOth aua D
streets, South Msshiugton
MlLLkR. sudd-uiy on tha morning % the l0tk
itstsEt GEORGE MILLER, Ia tue 7nIh year Of mis-
sgs. An Houigeut father aud a devoat Chrtstisa.
fuueIAi xil take place Tu.-dAy ma lrniug, Of
trends and scguaiutances are invited 20 attend
I'm INC Ia this city. at the residence ot has
son beS W atkins, 1HoNAs q. MATkINs, 10
H. Wa a native and for the greater par, o. IA.
lie resoebt Il Baitimue citg o. xhica place MIS-
rtm.lus viii be taAen Tor iaIeTmeal Tuesday.
eCetnher Il.
OBJ .TUARY.
'-One loving spirit less on earth
One more angel In Heaven
the desih of . sweet liatir CHILD, On FTidsy l.si.
LOWE tLLls, daughter u Mr.. MARY A. aud the
late John n. kllis.
Gentle in every thing De ioAte health from her
earliest infancy hso purnvd her and mstuTed
hefInind 80 that she became the "Littl. Oid We
man q the household, alSsys caring for Othors
and uumiEdful Of self. her pieiy Tor one OF ar
Years very remark able the ohsery suc Of her
religion gave her Ioy hut IN 10th ng did her z cd
ness shine out more than On the little OF CHAR
ny 20 the poor. possible tor one young.
Her Departure Was tudden, but he ready. aud
crystal Of goodness be folded h-r IA bO.OIn su6
scared away TO the home 81 purity IN Heaven.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

DECEMBER 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until JANUARY %, 1876. at IL o'clock, nosn,
for furnishing certain articles Of STATIONERY
i LOT the use Of the Department. for one year from
Blank forms of proposal, stating the quality and
estimated quantity OF each article will be furnished
on Application to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
certified be responsible and sufficient by the post
master United States attorney where the bidder
resides that the bidder shall within days after
furnish promptly, and in quantities rdsred the
article OF articles awarded to him; to be accompa-
OF not less than twice the Contract price OF ali the
articles to be furnished by said bidder, conditioned
upon the faithful performances Of the same.
Proposals 9naccompanied By such guarantee will
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject
ed item by ITEM or By classes or items, the Post
The articles delivered mast be according to pro-
posais manufacture and quality, and be furnished
the quantity estimated in the Of proposals. and
must be delivered free OF charge to this Department
The delivery shall be made to the person de,ig
mated by the Postmaster General 10 receive the artf
cles which shall be subject TO examination and in
1y 10 ssyer fo that
two weeks ct furthest the delivery Of article
deficient in quality or quantity, will be held su-
Of the Postmaster General.
The Postmaster General Will, in all cases. decide
VI tSs hnd and Sustg reoursd by the are
The Postmaster General reserves the right Of re-
jectne any or tall Of bids II, in his Judgment, the
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be furnished,
and samples Of CUTLERY will be shown on sppli-
.Proposas for Stationery" and be directed to the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
MARSHALL JEWELL.
deem At Postmaster General
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THIS EVENING.
THOMAS BOWLING,

THoMAs Dow Id,isna:. .,. p..,x.
At the old stand of Lstimsr & Clesry,
southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue and llth 81
BANKRUPT SALE OF A LARGEAND VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF GENTS ,FURNIsHING
GOODS, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
AND OTHER ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR
CHhlSrmaS PRESENTS
hE1 On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORN
hlNH lNGS, December 30 and II, IS5, at 10
WiI1J o clock, and evenings, at Z O'Clock, at my
" sslesrooms, "Stsr' Office building. 4 sh ali
sell he following Gents Furnishing aud Fancy
Goods, VIZ:
80 Linen bosom Shirts Of the best material and
different designs,
Under Garments OF the best material
A varied and extensive assortment of Silk Neck
ties and Scars,
Linen Collars OF every description,
Pocket HsDdkerchlef- in great variety,
Cloth Gloves, Cast r Beaver Gloves, French Cas-
tor Gloves,
Tog. theI With great variety of article, not ne
ctsssry to n entiOn.
Also; fine line of Millinery aud Fancy Goods for
the ladies.
Albums, Magic Lanterns aud Views,
GJTosc, pes, SOY glasses, StsreC scopes,
faucS Frames for Photograph.
All tie above goods " first class, aEd are
Z" be Old wi bout regard to cost Many of them are
suitable Tor Christmas presents, and parties attend
iug vii certainly get bargains.
Terms, each.
decl5 dads THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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& GRKES, Auctieneer

TRUsTEESsALE oF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF Z, BE-
T T%EEN cd 4H AMP 6T 6r STREETS soGTH
STORY BRICK DWELLING AND BACK
SEILniNG, WITH MODEM IMPROVE
~ BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated May 2lst, A.
1ss D. 1875, and duly recorded in lber No 7S6, To-
no To- ct seq. Of the land records for the bis
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the party
cured thereby, will sell at public auction in front
OF the premises, TO the highest bidder, on THURS
DAY, December 23d, A. u, ISIS, at O'Clock p m. /,
all that certain piece lot OF ground situate and
being 10 the city of Washington, District of Colum
bia, and known as lot numbered forty. fve,(45.D
cording TO Fred k A. Boswells subdivision of east
nine 80 feet of lot numbered (2sD and all of lot mum
bered t29l and 80, in square numbered tour hun.
bred and NINETY i've, 1851 Is said subdivision is
duly recorded In the Surveyors office Of said city
and District, in II D. Cooke folio l6s, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash (of which 500 must
be paid at time OF saleE and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months in equal payne nts, TO
be secured by purchasers notes, bearing eight per
cent. interest from day of sale until paid, and a
deed of trust on the property sold. Compromising
and recording at pure hasers cost If terms Of sale
are not complied with in six DAYS after sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell risk and cost
OF purchaser in default,
WIN. 4. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
decll Cts No. 1891 street northwest.