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legislature Subscription to News
papers.

The following well-timed remarks of
that staunch and able Journal the du-
gustu CtronicIc and Sentinel meet our
cordial endorsement in their exposure
of the folly OF Legislative subscription
to any newspapers, and especially to
certain preferred journals; at the same
time they elicit our cordial thanks foE
the kind mention of our own paper:
"On the same day resolutions were in
troduced in both Houses authorizing the
clerk to subscribe for certain ncwspa-
pers for the benefit Of the members.
The papers mentioned as those which
it was desirable that meMbcrs should
read were the Charleston NcVs ana
Courier, the Grccnrittc Nct0s, COtun6ad
EeUistcr, Union-Ucrdid and Port Roya'
.Sando,td and ConanCrcidL The resoiu:
ton passed the Senate, but was lald
over in the House by small majority,
and will doubtless pass ut some future
time. The Columbia SOlons will doubt
less be greatly improved by the .perusal
of the journal named, but we fail to sec
the Justice of making the tax payers pay
for the literary pabulun Of their legls-
lators. We don't know that such thing
is done any where else, and doubt the
propriety of increasing the already
enormous expense Of Legislation in
South Carolina. Neither do we sec, II
subscriptions are ordered at all, why
thcv should be restricted to the four
Journals above named. 1t is true they
are all good newspapers, but there are
many other good newspapers IN South
Carolina. The editorials of the AC0e-
viVe Press and Banner, of the Edge-
fcd Aduertiscr, anderson lntcNiyencer,
BarmvcN Scutinet, lVinnstoro NewS'
Chester Reporter, NewbeTy Heratd;
and several others, are equally as well
calculated to improve the minds and
mends the morals of Whittem3re,
Whipper, Elliott g. Co. as anything That
can be found in the Union HGratd OF u
Port RoyM Commercial. Indeed, il
subscriptions arc to be ordered one pa-
per might be taken from the metropolis
of the country, and the Ne'0 YORK. Sun
would furnish some entertaining and
instructive reading to the General AS
sembly Of South Carolina.
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Mr.. Bccchcr on the Bible in the PUB
lie Schools.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered
a discourse on Thanksgiving Day, advo'
eating the exclusion Of the Bible from
the public schools as "only fair pol
icy" This discourse is naturally at
tracing much attention from politicians
and others in New York, who are look
ing forward to the future election. II
only as matter for reference, it is well
enough to place the reverend gentle
mans exact words Oh record, wiz
1T is not fair" he said, Ito compe. a
Jew to pay taxes to support schools
where the New Testament, in which he
did not believe, was read every day to
his children. Neither was it fair to his
Roman Catholic brother to tax him to
sustain system Of public education IN
Which the Protestanl's Bible was con-
s,,icuously used. 1t was not right,
either, should Catholics gain the ascen-
daucy in affairs of State, to tax protest.
ants in support of schools where the
Douay version Of the Scriptures was
read to the pupils. Fair plsy' is the
nOttO.'
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ENGLAND and the SucZ Canal.

LoSdoN, November 2G.-The Times
in its financial article to-day says, in re-
lation to the purchase by Great Britain
of III 900 shares Of the Sucz Canal "A
breathing time, most essential to Egypt
is secured. The value of the prrcha:s,e,
to England is great, and probably will
be taken by tic public to mean more
than it does. By buying up the rest OF
the shares and paying the l''',;,lss two loans rs
raised by the company, amounting 10
e4 ,S00. 900, England would be possessed
Of the entire property. The advantage
of the bargai mategial!y .s is secondary nad" Fry
question. The purchase was mace loF
political reasons. therefore the lmpor-
tance of the step is hardly to be oieITa-
ted. For 4 considerably time it cannot
be reouniarily profitable. unless EnE,
land also redecms the nineteen years
coupons which the Khedirc heretofore
soid.N =,
This is political move looking to the
occupation of Egypt g. halfway house
to British India. England thus hopes
TO chcckmate Russia, III the end.
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STEPHEN a. DoCGLAss.-At one timc
thought himself near enouSh fs;SHIt o?,caS TO sme
a correspondent of the Chdcago l,WeS
gives an account of dinner where
there was q generous distribution OF h
this kind. W hen the t,l:. list had Io, Gce% ;cS%
nearly exhausted, Mr.. Douglass noticed
one Of the guests, Beverly Tucker by
name, had not asked for an of oilice e.
Turning to him he re4usdGtsdi M dnsirc5 n" The TO
man replied that he had no wish loT o.
flee, but ouly request to make, %hirh
he discloseda as follows: 1T is simple.
I have christian namo: My mother
oabtiZed me Beverly. Some call me
eBev.T Now, When you are elected
president, I want you upon every occ;-
sion when we meet in public TO say ::
'Holloa. Ecv, is that you? How are
YOU, Cid fellow? I want you TO slap me
on the shoulder, and talk to me conf
dentially. If you will always treat me
in; that way when We meet,I will ask
10 n!oreN
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GAMcLIHG CIiEATS.-NN are inform
ed by the agent of the circus that VIII
exhibit here to-day, that there would be
no gambling allowed on the grounds:
However, il has come to our ears th'i
there is a regular organized band OF
gamblers and swindlers along with the
SHOW. Forewarned we should he fore
armed, and We request of the town au-
thorities sufficient extra police force
on duty to-day to arrest every nan who
attempts at TO repeat the swindIing opcra-
t;ons that were practiced upon the an
suspectng m at the last circus exhiaition i,
here. Council should refuse to license
wheels of fortune, priZe-boX sellers, &c.
They are swindles Of the worst kitd'--
Lancaster LctiJCr.
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l07 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Mrs. Tribble, and others.
Levied on and to be sold az the pro-
perty of VIM. Moore at the suit Of VIM.
Wicklife, assignee, to satisfy the afore-
said execution and costs.
Terms Cash.
l.. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office, Abbeville,
Dec. 7, 1875, 35-4t
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4 Dog Tax.

The Tennessee Legislature last year
passed law imposing tax OF one dol
lar Oh each dog in the State, and returns
under the law show that the dogs out
number the men fully two to one, CIV
ing about 225, 900 dogs for the whole
State; and estimating the cost of each
dog mt five eentsa day, we arrive at the
immense sum Of four millions Of dol
lars as the annual tax for the support Of
their dogs. This estimate leaves out Of
The calculation tho great loss to proper
ty by the killing of sheep.
TGe AHunta Constitution in view Of
these facts urges policy in reference to
Georgia which is equally applicable to
south Carolina. II specific tax on
tlops be unconstitutional, let the Con-
sritution be amended in this particular: /:
"rhe case presented by the foregoing
facts is precisely the situation in Gcor-
ria to-day. We have as many dogs in
Droporti0n to our voting population; /;
our dogs are fully as worthless and raw
ruous as the Tennessee dogs, and in no
rrsucct is there any material difference
cycrpt that our dogs have kept the up
nrr hand 50 thoroughly that there are
fewer sheep in Georgia to he nIangled
tl,an there arc in Tennessee. Sheep III
many of our counties arc and long have
been an inpossibility Oh account of the
dogs.
We wish each Of our Legislators would
take u slate aud set down first the value
of the pork that could be and should be
made from the food consumed by the
dogs of Georgia. Then place under it
tho wool that we conld and would pro-
duce if there were no dogs in the state.
Then add up the two, without putting
down any other items that might be
lcgitimately rechoned in, and from the
result of tie short sum in addition dis
cover the need of remedy that is de-
manded by suffering constituency. A
tax of one dollar on every dog, as IN
Tennessee, would not oppress the owner
of a really valuable dog-we never saw
such a beast ourselves, but there may be
a fcw-whilc it would, if rigidly and
closely enforced, have tendency to ria
the State in few years of what III. V.
r." rightly calls "an unmitigated nul-
sancc, a curse, q blight upon industry,
q barrier to wealth, check to imnllgra-
ton, and token of poverty and SHIFT
lcSsucss.n
THE times are truly hard in this To-
callty, and it is almost impossible to
raise money for anything. The price
paid for land is really distressing. Just
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THE times are truly hard in this To-
callty, and it is almost impossible to
raise money for anything. The price
paid for land is really distressing. Just
think of it, if we had the half million
dollars in cash that we have wasted in
life insurance, how much better off we
would be.
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NOTICE is hereby given that on the
~ 9th day of January, 1876, final
settlement of the estate of Eli Thornton,
decd, will be made, and that on the
said day 1 will apply to the Probate
Judge of Abbeville County for final
discharge as Administrator of the estate
OF Eli Thornton, decd.
RODT. THORNTON,
Administrator.
Abbeville c. H., S. c.,
Dec. t, 1875, 35-u
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I'D Acres,
moro or less, and bounded by lands of
W. G. Bennett, NJ. G. Gary, John Allen,
and others.
IS Acres,
more or less, and adjoining homestead,
Payne Institute, and others. Also, on
THURSDAY,
the 9th day Of December,
at the residence of DR.. F. F. GARY,
the following
Personal Property.
One Fine Bay Mare,
1 Mule,
2 Bales Cotton,
Household and Kitchen Fur
niture,
Levied on and to be sold as the property
of DIR. f. f. Gary, at the suit of Mrs:
Ann V. Evans, to satisfy the aforesaid
Execution and costs.
Terms Cash.
i. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff A. G..
Sherif's Office, Abbeville,
Dec. 7th, 1875, 35-4t
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WE learn that our iriond, Mr.. w. D.
Mars. is on hymencal excursion, and is
doubtless by this timo in state of blissful
double blcsscdncss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

DROP osALs.
Sealed proposals will be received at the once
until II o'clock m, SATURDAY, October 2, 1875,
for furnishing the following articles for the ser
vice at said Agency, viz:
200 tons Hay.
700 bushels Charcoal.
40 gallons Coal OIL.
500 p0Tnds Iron, assorted sizes.
800 pL II ESteel. assorted sizes.
800 pounds Out Nails, assorted sizes.
6two-horse Wagons, with whifletrees
and neck Jokes.
6sets Harness, (double.)
2dczen Hand Saws.
2dozen Augurs, " inch to 2 inches.
80 American Cows.
3American Bulls.
500 Sheep (Ewes.)
6SheeP (Ramsl
Separate bids will also be received at the same
time and place for the following supplies;
1900 pounds Hominy.
1000 pounds Rice.
10000 pounds Oats.
1900 pounds Dried Buffalo Meat.
100000 pounds Pemmican.
An articles TO be Of unexceptionable quality,
SUBJECT to o thorough inspection by the agent or
other DESIGNATED person, and to be delivered at
Fort Peck or at Wolf Greek, N. T., upon the
vice may require, AFTER approval Of contracts By
T The COWS and bulls to be good American dairy
The sheep to be good average American, well
wooded, and not over years old.
Bids must be accompanied with the usual guar.
sutee TO enter into contract and give the required
bonds, should the contract be awarded to him or
Proposals win be entertained for any or all of
An bids must have copy Of this advertisement
attached, Endorsed, Proposals for Supplies, &C.,
dressed to the undersigned, al Fort Peck Agency,
The right s rsssived to reject any and all bids;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21
RAILROADS.


NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
on and after SUNDAY, May %, 1875. trains will
$50 a. m.-NIAGARA EXPRESS daily except
sunday north to Rochester, Buffalo and
s;a5a, m.-MkIL daily Except Sunday for the
West and North to Buffalo and Niagara
1:,5p. m.GFisT LINE daily Except Sunday for
the West anu North TO WIllSmsport and
s:.5 =. hmH.eG1CTiS IL EXPRESS daily for
1o:I5!p. m.HPICiFIC EXPREss-Daily for Pitts
burg and West; daily Except Saturday.
North TO Elmira. Buffalo. the Falls, and
Canada, Erie and the Oil Regions Of Penn
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG at s:25 a. m. and
TRAINS +; For r HANOVER at SIS a. NJ, 1:15 and
TRAINS 81; FJRa Fl ri CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
TRAINS Il F OK G GREFS sPRfRSG BRANCH at SIS
a. DECENTRALIZATION an S;ii p III TRAINS.
FOR PARKTON daily except Sunday at SIS and
FOB P&ERE3 81 o. So only 9Iyju
rFxsPPSsss H RRkiH sRd II M BRRL II
FROM THE WEST AND NORTH-3:OO and $50
YORK R z NM & - fRG IS 3: "a
BALTIMORE ACCOMHODATION-l2:1 p. m.
O0oAH cocE i N. and rs and AS D.
m. except Sunday.
FROM COCKEYSVILLE at 1O:15 a. m, Sunday
PARkTS6GN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m. daily
FROM GREEN fS Sg PRSa fP BRGNGa at sS NJ
and $40 p. m: n. ,-,, -, w..
For tickets to all points EaSt, Norm and Mest,
tmore and Calvert streets, and at Charles street
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and res
licences on orders left at office, northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets s-,.,..
GEORGE c. WILKINS, superintendent.
u. NJ. BOYD, JR..
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BUILDING MATERIALS!

THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
l. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared TO supply, at shert notice, Thing for
Vestfbules, Sidewalks, Footways and Curling, In
different colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
froated; cellar walls and flooring cemented to ex:
cIude daupness: kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and q sure preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insects, &c;, and all other
work executed for which Portland Cement 10
adapted Our Portland Cement becomes in few
days superior TO any Of the marble natural stone
in common use, and Is an admin able initiation OF
either marble or ftone: is more durable. ana in.
creases its crushing resistance with age It's beauty
O. N, ROBERTS, Manager,
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON AIR
LINE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON AIR
Summer Schedule.
SEPTEMBER l., 1875.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
500 q. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:s5 a. m. B1ltimeEe, annapolis, Frederick and
7.2oa. m. baltimore. breakfast at Relay.
sO0a M nBS a .HEd
500 8. m. Chicago Columbus, sandpsky, Cincin-
burg, Deer PARK; Berkeley y HaE psfs-
town. Frederick, staunton, winches-
Dinner at Cumberland.
$50 a. m. BALTIMORE and Way Stations.
g sa@6se a PaF5Hs e sTsoSs stops
loop. m. New York; Philadelphia, Boston, Nor
8 6sR. & Eela GA a M g sa,s9H;
only) Parlor cars 10 New York.
$50 p. m. Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
IS p. m. Frederick, Washington Junction and
Way Stations. (VIA Metropolitan
s:E5p. m. Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
t;9p. m. Baltimore, PhIladelphia and Relay
b:lO p. m Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
6:SOp. m. Chicago. St. Louis, Louisville, Column
Park, Berkeisi springs: FqIInsn
fast at Par kersburg and Benwood;
$50 P. m. BALTIMORE and Relay. (Wsy Stations
7:ap. m. BS ait iSnnpH and Way Stations.
s:Go p. m. Baltimore Fast Express
9:l5p. IN. Raltmore, Phi sdeiphis, New York and
Boston, Fast Express. Pullman palace
sleeping cars.
st. I6RGs and Pts saTs RhSSG
change. Breakfast at Grafton.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Sj6 ?. m. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, Fast EXPRESS.
BAltlmore ana Way Statlons-S:o a. M, 1870,
For Baltimore md Relay, 72O a. M, $500 and 500
West-s:co a. n $50 and 1l:25 p. m, stopping
= All trains stop at vIaduct Hotel, Relay House
os sRRy shs
IS Pennsylvania avenue; where orders win be
any t POINT int IL tie city TSos R. SHARP
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. S. KOoNTZ. General Agent. je7-tf
BALTIMORE POTOMAC R.R.
- DKPoT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS N. W
on and s1GI seYtembeE T. iS trains win leave
Daily, except sunday, for the North, to Canaan.
M E9p aRe N foF Es and New
York, daily. except Sunday, -
x s:2s =; n, Limited Express for New York AID
lbs H.. fsss lime icr the West and North:
LAST: m. Express for Philadelphia and New
York and Norfolk, Wis Baltimore, daily, except
$50 ,: H. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
40 D: n, philadelphia express, for Phnadel-
$50 p. m, Cincinnati EIp.es: daily for the West.
Daily, except Saturday. Tor the North.
s:os .: m, For Philadelphia, New York, sndBos-
TrsinS Scy POPE CREEK LINE leave at F5a,
Ts ann "a sSr P RHIfoL1s leave q $40 m. and
Pullman Palace Sleeping CAY to Pittsburg ID run
nm the train leaving At 6:5O.p. Nd.
Pullman Parlor Car to P1ttsburg u run on the
train leaving at $50 g. m. daily.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oar 70 Rochester Ii run
ON TIE train leaving a. $3.50 d, m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago on train
ficfsts and information can be procured at the
ofnees OF tns Ear d checked At hotel sand pr
yste rssSences on orders left a the onces Of tbs
eomnsnT northeast corner Thirteenth street and
EenxsViyania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of sixth street and PenRs{p5Ta5is nvenRe,
CORNER sixth and streets. povD
General Passenger Agent, Ph6ilfas 1 Pa.
n Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Containing Cards OF F1Fst-CIass Estab'
usbme nts In ali Branches OF Busf'
ness In the District
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
56As Baker, s26 e2s sSLS sve,, bet 9th 10th sts'
ARCHITECTS.
Hsnry seaEIe ZOE ST s.; opp r; o ., Pssps
w II. Poindexter Vernon Row.
ATTORNEFS-AT.LAW
9. D. Barrett, 81 ~ street;
II x K Pisnt. 76s 5 Street; J. P. Notary Com.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Eggs Co., Executive ave., cor. 18th 81,
BELL-HANGERs, LOCKsMITHS,& c
2. Fred. Fischer, SIG 9Th street, bet. = and g.
BLEACHERs.
AsT.Whiting, str&wh't and bit Dleacher, s24 Pa.aJs
B0OKETORES.
Solomons Chapmans' Metropolitan Bookstore,n
1s AVE. f Set s sA and and most IA syeS
plain and fancy stationery, Card plates, at
the highest style Of tie ar; An the new puOii-
cations received as soon as issued: po. -,
stsffo1ery Store 81 Psnna aTen1e cor 10th q.
d, A. BrosnGn tCatholic)s26 q st., oet 9Th = loth'
BRASS WORKS.
E..;onaI Brass Works 816 a1s land go ISthI 81. H.
Thos somery5Iie, Ian1fa S Of az ar
Fitting FIFTH Business; complete stock Of Plumb.
ers' Supplies, &C, constantly on hand.
CABINET SHOPS.
WIN. Walter. sS3 street. near 10th.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
Robt. H. Graham 49, AZ, IA sth street n. W..
McDermott& Bros, $40 Pa. av., near 90 81
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
NV, Kennedy Co., 612 Pa. Sv., bet. 6tn ana 1tRS
HORSE-SHOERS.
IL DoraH X st., bet. 9th and 10th, and 1852 D St
Horses shod according to natural shape OF ioots
INSURANCE OFFICES.
German Am. Fire Ins Co. ST., few doors east Of
nth n. W.
INsTRUMENT MAKERS.
O. Fischer, Surg. Instruments Trusses, 20 tn sts
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Z @. Weaver, Justice Of the Peace and Convey.
ANGER, 613 18th st. n. W.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Eorris Peters, 4s Pa. ave-, near ~ street. Fnoto-
LithographY specially
IIYHY 81 ABLEs.
raves n o., cor. I4tb and D sts. Close carriages
for wedding calls and receptions. boarding
and livery stables. Wizards hotel stables.
OPTICIANS
a. H HernIler, 453 Pa. ET.s cor. ~ Ebs
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
5ohH A. Harvard. Wrought and Cast Iron Rail-
ings, lI4 Fourteenth street northwest.
PAPER HANGERS, 20.
Douglass Moore, 800 9Th ST., bet ID aaI Pa. sxs;I
Practical PAper-Hangsr and UpholsteIel. wall
papers, window shades, carpets, oil cloths, &c.
Ali orders for work in either branch OF the trade
executed with skin and dispatch At lowest rates.
PATENT AGENTS.
Norre W. Dyer, corner Of Seventh ana streets
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
stIhe Brady National Gallery Hoyt, Artistic
PHOTOGRAPHER. 65 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-21

PY b. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Of seventh and streets
northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NINTH, BE-
Court Of the District Of CoiumOls passed IN equity
derson ct al. are complsinants, and william 7;
Ash5y ct al are defsndans; will 1sr for as ;iIs E.
Day the Isth day Of 1 at e. Scl9ek
icts numbered one, Si,j twelve, G2l thirteen isj
and fourteen, ga, in square numbered three hun
STsS and an twa Tnis gre ms
three () inches on Ninth street, and one hundred
@ su as
Terms Of sale prescribed BY said decree are: one
three equal 1nstallmsnts and payable IN sig, o.
@ ans M ~ pep eenta@ p e a3 o.
mum, (said netes to be scared to the satisfaction
propeTty until the Whole purchase money shall be
paid, or the purchaser shall have the privilege OF
tpoSSYeyaneins at pRrcSasers COST One hundred
dollars depS. a. time Of SALE .bI the ne. terms s,T Of
from the day Of sale the trustee reserves the right
DO Tfss o. or @ After five days notice il
the ErsH'n9 Sta' SoRRS +. HANNA, Trustee.
Be- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDABLY
osiponed until THURSDAY, September ls
anne hour and place; uNF H.NNA r-r,,os-
sepr4 +, D. cLEARYs salesman HniS1:
RS- THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTIN-
usd on THTRsDAY Sept. 3D. IS7I - e IN the sane o1S
e e TSe Of the HS G @
be sold in building lots q about 20 feet each
he ofees Of the a1Ctioneer Trustee sale posi-
ID Corner Ninth and d streets northwest.
rn,,srrrs, sA1EoF INppovrn ppoprprv
On EIS WlE ST. B .71CTEdN AND SITS.
Of APRIL A. D. is5a and recorded IL W FiSsr
5 o aH Al
request Of the party secured thereby, we viii sell
ThIHH aGGS the I'd or se Ga 81 D. SIS s
i've O'Clock p. m. all those certain pieces OF par
% P e sRf HSRs n sss i
upon the ground plat or plan o. said city q R15.
ppeesn an an and
point Eighth street fses sonth siI
tee ms as fse thence west FEET four
@ IShss tasnf' s aSfs et . he be-
Sinning being the same property lessed ~ OIysns
STss ssa d f9s ossoee9 I recorded n Lss
No. 81 fSIiS IL EVIL With a. ali ne iaprSTe
m TeIns &c onsthird CASH balance IL sI 60 and
!.aes and secured by deed OF trust the prop
s6ty i q Sold ocHveysnciRs &c. at the cost Of
me purchaser. II the terms OF sale are not COM
rht TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
me defaulting purchaser, after giving five days
LicAS' GEORGE NEITZEY,
CONRAD SCHAEFER,
seMwF&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. 1Sci
JAMES II. McGuL
ARCHITECT
7os 4 street. spposits Post omes
HENRY B. SEARLE,
ARCHITECT,
10 Z street., opposite Post once De-
partmenG