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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

We do not, however, mean to point out what IS
to be done, but to show Republicans in Congress
with what spirit they are expected to act. The
people desire them first Of all to be just There
Should be q candid, discriminating and searching
examination made into Southern troubles, and
the facts in all their bearings fully ascertatned.
This done, and there will be little or no dficulty
in determining what ought to be done. The sense
OF Justice Is generally sufficiently developed for
men to know what they ought to do, with basis
Of facts upon which TO rest their Judgment First
ascertain what 10 Just and right, and then do It.
The Republican party only needs Iustiee-not IA
vorttism. Second, having determined the right,
adhere 10 1t manfully. This Is extremely impOr-
tant. There is sure 10 be o wild clamor over any
thing that Is not in the interest Of Democracy,
and this is very sure TO Affect those who have
weak nerves. 1t is expected that Republicans
shall not be frightened by the bowls OF the De-
moeracy.
There should not be spirit Of malice toward
the party by those who have been defeated for re-
election. Whatever truth there be in the decla-
ration that Republicans are responsible for their
defeat It is also true that their chance for regain
ing position Is by firmly adherlug to duty In the
face Of defeat and disaster. The time Is upon us
when true Republicans are expected to stand by
their party In all matters pertaining to the
South the President has been hrm and true, and
deserves the confidence and aid OF the majority In
Congress. Il 1t not strange that there should be
any question about Republican Congress firmly
supporting q Republican PRESIDENT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

THE EDITOR Of the Raleigh Sentinel is
mistaken in the assumption that an ex-
Senator from North Carolina has at any
time either written for THE NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN or furnished the data for arti-
Giles which have appeared in our columns.
Our corps Of regular employees is efficient
for any emergency, and we sometimes think
they know more about North Carolina than
the North Carolinians themselves. They
certainly know more than the North Caro-
liuiaus are willing TO tell.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
New Publications.

"Young Folks History ofthe United States;"
by Thomas Wentworth Higginson. Published
by Lee & Shepherd, Boston, Mass. For sale
by VIM. BaIlantyne.
"Songs Of joy" by J. H. Tenney. Pub
lished by Lee & Shepherd, Boston, Mass. For
sale by VIM. Ballantyne.
Annette, or the Chronicles of Bellevue"
by Charlotte WadEingham. Published by
Claxton, Rensen & Haffelfnger, Philadelphia,
Pa. For sale by Franklin Philip
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Charity Entertainment.

We again take pleasure IN calling the attention
of our readers to the entertainment to be given
this evening at Willard's hall by the club whose
name heads this notice. As heretofore stated, the
proceeds received from the sale of tickets will be
devoted to the relief Of destitute families in this
city, and any one who can aid In so good under
taking will do a deed that may be the means OF
among the poorer classes is increasing daily, and
If the present weather continues death from cold
and starvation will be the lot OF many within The
limits of this District.
The members Of the Shakespeare club are de-
voting their time and means, far 1t is posi-
BILE for them to do to the alienation Of distressing
cases OF want, and 1t is the dutyyot every citizen
who has a comfortable freside and enough to eat
to step forward and help them In the grand good
work they have inaugurated-
The entertainment will consist OF the farce Of
the obstinate Family" and Mrs. Jarley's Wax
Works, interpreted with music by the Marine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
DIED.


CROGGON.-0n Thursdly, February 4, 1t I;i0 a.
NJ, JANE, the wife OF Thomas CroggoR, In the for
ty-eighth year Of her age.
The funeral will IaSe place from her late resi-
dence, 4l3 II sire northwest on Saturday, Zebra
airy 6, at $3.50 p. The n ends OF the family are
respectfully invite to attend.
KING.-On the night Of February 3 Mrs. SARAH
s. KING relict Of the late Hon. John King, Of Co.
lumbia county, N. Y.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
her funeral from the residence OF EeN. 2. HAupt-
man, southwest corner of Eleventh and streets,
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
SMITH.-At Damascus, Nd, on January q, Mrs.
A. T., wife Of 2. NJ. Smith, IT,, and aughter of the
late DR.. Horace Wilson, OF Clarksburg, Mont
gOmerY county, Nd.
REEYEs.-On February 2, MAUD, daughter OF
John II. and Flora G. Reeves, aged two yearj and
eight months. -
Reistyes and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited to attend her funeral from the rest
dence OF Ter parents. No. 1924 Fourth street north
west, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
sARGENT.-February 2, Hon. NATHAN sAE-
His funeral will take place at O'Clock on Friday
afternoon, February s. Friends Of the family are
requested TO attend, without further notice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
3. W. Reed & Sons,
FANCY GROCERS,
1914 + STREET NV,

The following are a few q the Goods We have IN
as any other nrst. class house.
A PRIooTs, Grapes, Pluns, and Cages from
nUTTER, New York prInt-PsaCh, Apple and
ToFFEdEsn, f fscsh Roasted and Ground, a. old
XuNR65iGSiEs' and 10 advance
ENGLISH Pickles,
TARlNA, MalIs1s, RICE e. n '
HRAPEs-MalaErntSS,a r and oatmeal
HERBs-sags, saySry,
ITALIAN Paste, M ha55GgaP and Thyme
JELLIEs-ounTn, GSS ::aP ;:.a o",n..
XEEP your account. s'l'n 'no ounce
T.EMoN, Vanilla :, '' . " W..
NUsTARDs-Gnerican, English,
NUTs-AlmOnds, Brazil, '-'n anu ''''
nRANGEs-Havana, Ti95Ida,
DOTTED MEATs-T Ts95, Tanun. 'n''''
OUNCES from 0aliS0F 7N TIN
DICE, Sage, Barley, 49,
- Oxtail and others.
MIEAS of China
and Japan.
nRBANA and CataW0a w,
VYEGETABLES-Aspa Tomatoes,
Trutles and Ch3mpignons.
UYINES-Imported
" and Domestic.
Vx ALES-Bass and
a Fosters Bottling.
you can save money
~ act get
S0ACTLY what you want by going to B. W.
II REED & SONS, 1914 + Street. febl-6m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

Mr.. J. G. SAvILLE has benefit at the Ma
tional theatre next Tuesday evening. He is
entitled on this occasion to full and direct
expression Of a generous sympathy of the Wash
ington public. He has done his best to pro-
vide our theatres oers with standard entertain
ments, and at a cost amounting to the sacri-
fee Of his last dollar. 1t is proper and a
just thing to see that his benefit is made sat-
isfactory and substantial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

THOSE who think the Republican party
is sick are mistaken. II has simply been
taking an emetic, and having recovered
from the effect of the dose is better able
than ever before to cope with the enemies
OF progress and good government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
MARRIED.

WALKER-WILSON.- On Thursday. Decembsr
u, 1874, at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
Prince Georges county, Nd, by the Rev. Mr.. Will
Hsms, pastor OF st, Lukes church, Baden burg,
MIR. 5. X. WALKER and Miss ALTIZERo WILSON,
both Of Prince Georges county, sd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

Troy stove firm has received letter from the
West in relation to the purchase Of heater for
church. which concludes ns follows: g The heater
furaished by you for the church at works
bully. Give us your rock bottom prices as we
are poor, but very pious."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
LOTTERIES.
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSI-
BILE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, IS OFFERED
BY TIE POSTFONEMENT OF The PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY TO THE nth OF
FEBRUARY NEXT OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CON AND DRAWING. THE MAN
AGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE RETURN
OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD
NOT COME OFF At THE DAY NOW Az
POINTED.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia holding Special
Term, letters Documentary on the personal
estate of WILLIAM II. HUEsTIs, late of Washing
ton city, d. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on. or before the 18th day OF January
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF tine said estate.
1875 GIDEON s. PALMER,
ia29- F3w+ Administrator, W. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
LEGAL.

IN The sUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLD ING sPE-
CIAL TERM. JANUARY IS, 1875.
In the case OF Joseph T.. Ackibben, executor or
William II. Farrar, deceased, the executor afOre-
said has, with the appreciation OF the Supreme Court
Tuesday, the 30 day of February, A. ID. $50,
for the inal settlement and distribution fthe per-
sOnaI estate of said deceased and OF the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money: when and where all the cred
itors and heirs of said deceased notified to at
tend, with their claims prOpe ~ vouched, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eft in laid deceased's estate: provided, copy OF
this order be published once week tor thrse weeks
in THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, previous to the said
day,
Test: A. WEBSTER,
feb5-F3N" Register Of Wills.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
1WtuIy-StUUAu A55III5Hs Duh
New York Concert.
des MeILeT0II q 90. WUsIV sIUIe'
Science and Christianity.

Ex-senator CIingman, of:N. O., will deliver his
celebrated lecture on "Scienee and Christianity
at Lincoln hail. Friday evening, February 5.
This is a theme which has received grave and
thoughtful attention by religious people of all
ages. Thinking men Of all creeds cannot fail to
receive some new light upon this very interesting
subject by attending this lecture
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

For Tickets or information, Address,
THO. r. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, KY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
lords Opera House-The Gilded Age.

There is no abatement in the rush Of Smuse-
ment.seekers to see Mr.. John 7. Raymond as Col
Mulberry Sellers, in the "Gilded Age" lie fills
the opera house to overlooking nightly, and the
vast audiences are eonvulsed with genuine mer
riment. There are only three performances more
and again we remind those who wish to see him
of the necessity of securing reserved seats
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
Blind Tom.

Odd Fellows hall was crowded last night by
those who never tire or cease their wonder at
Blind Toms marvellous gifts. The soul Of music,
shut up in black head that is sightless, and as.
ISOLATED with mind bordering on idIocy, never
theless finds, through some avenue Of his orgaui-
zatioD q wonderful and beautiful expression. He
is certainly the great riddle of the age. He ap-
pears again tonight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05

Whole tickets, so; halves, SIS: tenth, or each
coupon, 8; II whole tickets 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
W. J. MURTAGH...........EdltOr and Proprietor.

FRIDAY Gw::::;:::FEBRUARY 5, 1875.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-05
The De Murska Concert.

The fame Of the Hungarian Nightingale"
lima De Murska, drew q good audience, and one
richly cultivated in music, to the enjoyment Of DE
Murska's grand concert last night at the National
theatre. She was brilliantly supported, and the
farewell for the season was most reluctantly ex-
pressed. The annual visit OF Mr.. De ViYO next
season will be eagerly anticipated.
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1DIED.

COOPER On Sunday morning, 81 seventeen
minutes q clock ~ the residence % her hrath~r-
IN law, l2l> I street uihca.t. after a long .ad
painful Illness, which she burr with thrisiA1 Ter
sid cauehtvr Of Sarah a aud the late William
Montgomery.
Her remains will be taken 20 baltimore Tor inter
nei1t on the p M train, Baltimore aid OHIO rssi
New York rapers plesse copy
IlLLARD. At lOo'clack sunday morning ARR
yeaTs.
Epncral on TUESDAY, Ma, 9Th, =; iOciook, Irss
la21 I street northwest
IEl~HEaR con the 81 instant of dror-, NJ, b.
nREu V, eldest daughter of VIM. W ani Iaur.
Lsl.hcar' aged Y year aud ? months.
ne RELATIVES and friends of the family respect
Inliy invited C. attend her funeral from the re.
On Wednesday, the Sth, az . glask. 81
NtWToN. On Monday, the 81 lust, CuARtk.
NEWTON, aged - year.
His funeral will take pac- from the resia-pc. q
ms nee, Mrs Martha rs Barnes, No 800 street
hortheaSt. W Wednesday morning, At ~ o'clock, and
proceed 60 NJ. Peter church. where high mas Via
De offered Tor the repo-e IT has soul The relative.
aid friends ~ the family respectfully invited to
attend. He was a member OF the Oldest Inh.sS-
tants
NALLEY. At sa0a m MONDAY. MAY 81, ae..
ase'ere Illness, sJ,fE NsLLET. aged years aEa g
months.
Darling, We have loved thee iosd,,
But thy liie dream sor J. eT,
To the voice 80 soft AMI gentle,
W. shall never lisfs NOR.
IL = hushrd-thy hands are folded
NATURALLY above Ny breast.
ANA thy "}e- sre closed forever
In a peaceful quiet rc-f.
heist'e, aud friends II the tamil, r~.pe- ,faI.
her parents. 1879 IL street southeast. on I a. dat
May 4th, at clock .
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams Amer.
No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10Th And n stras..
ELABOnATpIy

EBABtitATELY
CARVED CHAMBiR AND HANDSOME
hAGNItICENT wA.NUT Frame P.R.oR
SUITE HANDSOMELY CARVE1 aND NJ SDE
70 oRpERi ELEG mt WALNUT IRESs n
CARVED AMI VERY GOsTiY. Bi',rK WI
Nut pREs>INi CASE SUITE COMPLETE
HhNpSoNE tLACK WALNUT EThGERE'
E M,iFH MMlrRI9R BAeK hNn MARBLR tSE
hoard; FINE MaB0GsSY Pillow ~
TENSION TABLE WALNUT Dining ROO "
SsHHNArtkst G 6LEGaNT EasY CHAIRS; HAND
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTEREHA AND sou 4
TO MATCH CHINESE LFCoUEREn SEsT
nABLgs; TUkkISH CHI AIRS; FRENCH
PLATE Ninth MIRRORS
a On TUESDAY MORNING. May 4, 1875,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, 1 shall sell a. N TO-
T21I street, ear corner ID street northwest
Nsuprrb collection Ut Furniture and Car PETS
MhIeh are IN perfect order.
EiegsLt Hall at Rack lar ge irror back and Ten
- Messed man BILE base;
Walnut Lib any Table, very swish;
French Iron Bedsteads. Walnut Bcdstesds;
Mari lie top Burt aus, Washsrsud,;
Marble top Center aud SIDE Tab!e-:
Willow Easy Chair, Walnut Bhokrase.
Eeaufiiui French China decorated Dinner Services;
frei Oh China Tea Service;
Iut Glassware, Plat d Ice Pitchers. Engravings:
Body Brussels. Psrlor, Chamber, Dining room, III all
and Stair Carpets. with order to match
Al.o, Ingram and other pets;
keiIigerators; Hair, Hulk and Cotton-top Mat
Feather Pillows and Bolsters;
Kitchen Utensils. &c.
Porous in search of elegant household articles
Will ind no better opportunity to pr cure costly fur
n'tuTe ~ suction price. AMI therefore they should
not fail TO attend tine sale
Terms cash.
ape9-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS Auct
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EVENING STAR.
AoNDAH.......-........Aay .. IevB.
An Old Ease.
Ho'a RE Csicaro Tlres.

F>o'H me Rtraf,r Tfsses
An ancient Beecher t-tal NAV be found
among the proceedings OF a Connection
court held at New haven Nav l. Itse ia AZ
Two hundred and fifteen years ago In fhis
case the kisser Was Jacob NJ Murline. ana
me kissee was Miss Sarah Tdttle. IL is de-
mons,rated that Jacob "tooke up or took
away ner gloves. Sarah desired him TO ci We
her the gloves. 20 which he answered. he
would 90 so IN she would give him a kysse~
uPon winch they sat down together hts arm
ptng about her waiste, and her arme ma.
ms shoulder or about his neck and NJ kvSseI
her ana she KISSED him, or they kysseI one
shother. continuing in hts posture ahsut
hali an hour Tn exsminatio.. the M 49,
Jacob oonfIsedly admitted that she trs,ks
her by the hand, and they both sal down nnss,
chest, but whether his arme were about he-
Waste, and her arnle upon his shoulder o.
about his neck, he knows not for he uevcT
thought OF IL since till Mr.. Raymond to.d
him Of IL at Mannatos. for which he was
blamed, and told he had not layed a. 10
heart a. he ought" Jacob aud Sarah were
each fined twenty shillings such decisions
and penalties enforced in Brooklyn wosis
beGgar Plymouth church.
@An English historian is telling how
American girls sell their kisses for money at
church fairs. THE brute"
nS-"1ime Softens all things" exccpt the
young man who parts his hair I'm the middle
ara whistles on the street cars Nothing csa
make MIN any softer than he a..
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF A
u LOT IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON

In virtue of writ Of sri facias issued out of the
Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and to NE directed, will sell at public
sale for CASH in from. Of the court house door of
said District. on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of May
ISIS, at O'Clock m the following described prop
est in and to the southeast part OF lot 81 in section
8, the Barry farm tract In the District of Column
Of said lot thence southwsrdly along the southeast
line of said lot twenty perches to the southeast cor
lire of said lot four perches, thence north
eastwardly along line parallel 70 the first above
the railroad crossing said lot and thence along the
line Of said railroad to the Of
lees, together with all and singular the improve
ments, seized and levied UPON as the property OF
sold to satify execution No. Ss equity In favor Of
James Oden. ALEX. SHARP,
Rayl-td U. .. xarahAl, D, q.
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/ TNIIED STATES nARsHALs SALE

In virtue Of rit Of feri fscias issued ont of the
Clerks Office Il the Supreme Court Of the District ~
Columbia and 10 me directed, will sell, az public
sale. for CESa In front Of the Court House door Of
sali District, on MONDAY, the nth day 81 NAV
ISIS. si - OCl,ck m, all Henry Himber's right
title, claim and interest in and % part Of Lot D. ~
IN Square No 20, beginning for the 5 fee,
south fr-D the northeast corner Of said lot and
square ON &lst street, aud running 10 feet,
tence south 20 feet her east loo feet 90 2l
nnence north - feet 10 the place OF beginning, to-
gether with al and singular the i'm prov
on, m the city Of Washington, D. c., seized and
t-viea aPeh a. me property OF Henry HImber, and
VII be sold 10 saisiJ execution No. s5s In favor Of
The District Of Columbia against Walker White and
Henry HmbeT, security.
ALEx'R SHARP, U. 8. Marshal DC.
April Ath, ISIS. epS-N
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THIS EVENING.
]NCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
Corner 9th aud ID streets northw

nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9th aud ID streets northwest
gAPASESE LACQUERED GOODS, FANCY
BoXES; SHELLS, PEARL, IVORY AND
ELRY, BRoNHkS, CURIOSITIES, PLATE
GLASS SHOW CASES, STORE FIXTURES,
&c, &C, contained in japanese store No 1908
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
at auction.
Commencing MONDAY, May 3, at 10 O'Clock a
M, and continuing in the evening at O'Clock, and
from day to dav until the whole stock is disposed of
The eep. cial attention of ladies is called to this ee
CANT collection of goods to be sold without reserve
Private sale from to p.
sp306t DUNOANSON BROS. Aucts
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u ~ IN.
ESTATE ~ NORTH STREET BETWEEEN
ny Nm $3.50 1880 AVENUE AND NORTH CAPi.
- ~ yirfu- # d@.-i Of trust. dated Jn,x ., ,
ID T. J. -iuiy recorded in Libnr 6ig f,Ii 40 a.
80 81 'he ltud record for Washif ginn couptv
iisfTct q = iunhis aud By virtue Of decree of The
Srpfcnt TONI ~ The District If Columbia pass.i in
f4uIty cans No S~, Faulty Docket "a ~, the IT,
day - June u. ls7i -ub>titutiag the uDiar.iynej
- Trustee N i- said above deed Of trust ia the place
cft-oTGr >fickney, Trustee, and ny virtu. Of a
dcei - trCst. lated the fourteenth day Of J1Iv
u - dniy corded IN Liber 756, solio 2sI ct seq
te 81 w - aid land records. and rnsls in pu-'
sfsnce ~ IN = r~Stit decree and at the re1ues. Of
TIE psIty s'rnr~t, will sell, public auctior 10
ne hIEn-st tit'irr, in front Of the premises, ON
NhpNE>bAf. the 5;h day Of May, A. u, ISIS Mt
- Si1ch N all those pieces or parcel Of real
e-ste stt1a-.d and beiI n the city Of Washington
District OF Columbia, ana known upon the ground
Ptt or plan g aid city As and being 9riginal I,ts
numbered ore o. and two 90, in sIvare 6np,hs-e5
hHrtref ant 'hTty f1'.r f63il and & .rriIs, a.
fellows b-s'HuIns 20 said lot ~ az the ssuth
cSet eorIeI ~ -tli lot and running thence south
sl'ng n"rih street hfty nine feet. thence north
ninety seven feet thence east to North Csni,,i
street ntty tlIe e-t, ana thence south along North
Capitol street uIt-fi -Sven feet to the nj - - -
ginning; AID t-gakng for sail LOT two ~, AZ ne
southeast corner # said lot, ans runniny tbe,ce
n"rth Hl,ett e. Pet, thence thirteen feet
thIfe lh-nG- eouth~e%t seventy-On feet r5ur
.ichee, 20 New Jersey avenue, thence southeast
along New JERSEY avenue eighty feet eight in~haz
. north street and thence east along said n-rfh
street sixty let, q the place Of beginning Said t
contains 5Z3 square feet aud sajsi lot tEo Is1
contains 6-sPf -siu1r- fs-t ~
Terms Of sale The amount Of iadebtedness securei
cash. balance in three equal Instruments AZ siy
tWelT" AMI eighteen months, respectively. bea-iDg
interest fro y = sale, secured by deed Of trust on
ITen ses sold III convey anCBg the cost or tba
purchaser. deposit Of S2O az time Of sale II The
terms Of -as not complied with in ten DAYS from
day 81 sale be Trustee TIN right To resell
JUPSON T. GILL, Trus.aa
spSeoSi= DUNCASSON BROS, Aucts
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m AR Rlkn-

'RoSs-lNGRAM. On the s9'h e arril ,t an.
re-,druce ~ the bride mother. Nv the Rev Tor san
deriand 1RoNAs n CRo>. TO SARAH "A Is.E.s
all ~ this city. No cards
TASTET-faNnN. ON tie - NJ NJ, w.,.
l. TASTET O. Miss Kate M. FANoN, both Of Msse-
ington. NJ caId-
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Wh. L. WALL CO, Auctroneers,
v. Horse and Carriage Bazaar
LDul-lal0 avenue, between OH and LOT In a.

THE LARG EST SALE OF CARRIAGES
WACO NS f., EYE KNOWN nv
,, WASHING TON
EXECTTmRS, SALE OF TIE PERSONAL
RI ~ Is OF TIL LATE JyHN VI. YOUNG
HI ORDER OF THE SUPREME COIIRT
eIi6R< On WEDNESDAY MORNING NAYS
GS/SXS lsI5, commencing 10 O'Clock We W mi
we'll, at No. 4 SO Penn-yIvania ayenus
n1rlhNes al the stock OF Carriages, Buggies. Car
rage Materials, Sc belonging to The e. ate Of ths
late John NJ. Young We la ne in part viz WV
jump Seat Family Carriages, Coupe Rrckaysvs
ana ualf- top Phst1n, Six Passenger Carriages TOP
AND \" top Buggles, Top and No-top Express
wagons Top and Nn-tnp Pony and Park Phetons
one Cha-e, Hacks. TTUttng Sulkey
ID mAIERIaLS:-M heels Shafts, Rims, Hubs, Sleigh
Runners W aSOn Bows, Axle, Springs. Boxes RnItS
Chp-, Lamps, Glass Frames, Trimmings 0na Fire
proof safe, medium size, made by Sila4 Herring,
3gether with the effects of the estate OF the late
John N Young. " ~
One Carriage and one Sleigh to be sold for rap,ir.
snd storage, belonging To the late Col. Eccleston
We call special attention of the trade to the above
sale, as all the stock will be sold psrempt0ry 10 the
highes bidder, for cash ~ "
BY order Of Nh T5IzA v To Y9gNG Executors.
apZS6t WIN. L.. WALL co, Aucts.