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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-08
PHILADELpHIA. PA
nKGIA-Cobb County

GEOKGIA-Cobb County
lane Is Hanes. wife Of Hamlet G. Hamss,
La. applied fjr exemption Of personally ana
srtting ran and valuation q Homestead ana
,.iIl ,sss5 mon The came at looclock a. M on
,b. I2tb davssf May. lo79, ss my Once "a Ma aa
,ist,a Given underzmy haad ana sea- th'S
"a '1' u . Il. M. HAMMETT. Ordinary;
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.


t,lalC haual F-h,LS
lIota Depart
lowest
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40. HLdGIE'
New spring goods, at J. B. o'Neill e
Co.'S Dry goods Hats and nice lot OF
gents and ladies Shoes, cheap.
German Millet fresh and pure, ALSO
fresh Glover and Blue Grass, Timothy and
Red Top, at HALEY BROS
Fresh Ice Cream at Mrs. B. Schoen-
thaIl's every day in the week. Carry your
sweetheart around and try it.
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TUFTS PILLS

ere compounded from substances that are
free from any properties that can inlnro
the most delicate organization. They
search, Cleanse, Partly, and IHvlgOrate
the entire system. BY relieving the en-:
gorgcd Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous humOrs, and thms imDnrt
health and vitality TO the body, causing
the bowels 20 act naturally wlthous
which no one can feel we'll.
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"A pure article Just received Of sw'
mash country corn whiskey, for sale at

mash, country corn whiskey, for sale at
JOHN II. CooPER's.
1.-The largest size Bar Soap for ten cent
at Merryman store.
-. Clockery and Glassware cheap at } y.
O'Neill6, Co.'S saa
...Baker 5 Chocolate at n. y. Merryman'
Hester Fig" and Little Maggie
chewing Tobacco the very best always on
hand at - HALEY BRo's.
TIM Laurel Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, of Roswell have large supply OF their
Jeans for sale at n. G. Gignilliat's store.
II am prepared to Bottle Beer. VIII
furnish bottle Beer to families. Pint at
ST. 20 per dozen, 60 cents for half pint.
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anjC hdren
NecR
Collars and Cuffs and handsome
hut Low PRICES ASKED
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WE
NEW SPRING STOCK.

l" Most Compile" and " we had and now offer h"' Public " our well h
Mrrz1 xrrrs%y REST GOODS rHE LOWEST PE
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TUFTS Pills

are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such a change of feeling as to
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-08
4-Light Windows & Blinds

Always in stock at like re.
duced prices for strictly
each
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PRICE LIST
BLIGHT WINDOWS AND BLINDS 3t6 INCHES THICK.

80 South Broad Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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FOOT NOTES.

In Washington Miss May Marshall had finished 1853
quarter mics
Madam Audrew, II, East New York, had covered 1850
quarter miles AZ 4 VI.
Mr. John Gouldns has matched Mr.. Ranes. the Canada
runner against VI Norman Taylor the New England
pie cater. 90 ran % miles
Miss Hattie Wahron. the lsO mound rcdesiricnne is
yet trying To- walk $50 mile. 10 t1rtNti-ht hours She
had accomplished 10 miles at 10 o'clocN last nieht
Mcssrs Bcldcn and Van Nrss are still ramning in the
old FINN Re-mcut Aruory AZ midnight Rclden was
yong ovcI hs ASA hall mile, while Van Ness had tn.
lshed his 2,uh.
Al 10 o'clock last night. Miss Lizzie Lee. the
vMltN Hrre,. WI. msan a SIX day', w9k IN the
ing finished her 2o6th miie
Mr. Michael Henry. who Frustrated with n severe
cold while coaching Madam Anderson, Is t. have comp
meniary benefit IN IN" Brooklyn AtheuRum tomorrow
evening great bill is offered
Madam Andrews the Maine pcdcstricnnc, who started
week ~" last THURSDAY ih East sew YORK, 10 " ik
at o'clock a,t evening hal maize !. SO quarters
The brunette mkmad of Westminster is progressing
eamelN IN her attempt "a walk son quarter miles ln
ing last time, and it now looks ~ though sine woud
make a reWarkame performance She has gained many
OF smulAnts Size Il now walking m more wide awake
manner than Madam Anderson did un the sixth dag of
500 quarter miles
The sevcny.n,e hours walk. in the Brooklyn skating
hink. between samuel toNer and john " GOODWIN
was tort o. the winner % ho the one who walked the
greatest number of miles IN sevtntyhve hours The com
worked themselves into heat he start 50 that When
the hrc went down amt the nuiing became cold rheu
suffered intcusr pain AtN3SP VI. yeslcfdiN he aban
doncd the track, aicr having made 100 miles and three
onds Goolwin stuck 10 his task unu gu7 l. NJ and
then finding that ne wa tn have his labor tor nohinr
Concludtu to sion walking lite hnd made 2l6 miles and
hvewehs IN ~ hours. 80 minutes aud 10 seconds lie
was utterly exhausted and was almost carried up To the
gdges stand - receive ms stakes, which came " hl IN
the form OF n check
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IIIhIl.

BARTLETT-At New Rochelle. Feb /, 1879 Abby D
FUNERAL on Tursiav Feb l. az o'clock VI. from the
residence %, Der snin.law Ahei g. WiiimaTtn, Trains
turning at2 mp Carriage IN waiting Funeral at
BENsoS ON Monday. Jan p AZ 'hc 70 .idenec Of his
iaruts iu Wilhlmshurrh. " Win n j only son Of
h n,,i NJ h,,,, H 't, ,, "nu ou"S''
SSnnnWYInii' Va, ParT,' "Nrs E,tbaripe Carroll Of
Relatives and friend. are ctuly invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence. 1874 10Th av this
FIfztEGfLD.-on saturday. Feb l. a, hi. late resi-
- years Notice OF funeral hereafter
kNArr-At Portland Ne. recently. Mrs Dolly Knapp,
NERRILL-At Bru.hy Greek Williamson County.
oho and "mi.rSted I" Texa. In M lie dH an active
port IN h,-ucs AGAINST the MeNcans IN 1889 ami was
v9Id pioneer snl oar yer 81 ,lie sa,e MOT, n
the 7uth year OF his aec.
.sr9' S9 sunR@S az rom nis iate
His frcni. and relatives are respectfully invited TO
MccRAcHEN.-in Pittsburgh. Pa, recently. Hugh Nc.
Cracker SAID % nave been born IN lihlsboro'. County
McCl.r RE At Ns-nua, y II. recently Mrs Mehta.
McMrRRiY-oH fe5 l. J".rph M"Nurrsv. the be.
iovei son q Thomas and Mary NcNurra, aged year,
Fncnd. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on "s su,, parents 'e''eh''' ~ La'' 'l''
NooN.NN -uu SATURDAY. ren. l. Mary the beloved
wife ut John Nooutf. lu her C.th wear.
fricud> Of The iamy RESPECTFULLY invited to attend
her uurr from her late residence go 9Th av., OH Mon
,.rtcKEH-ln Philadelphia Pa. Jan 80 Hannah 5
Packer IN the Y2d year OF her age, widow of Edward L.
Packer
PRESTON In Prooklyn on Friday. Jan ~. Mary VI
Potts beloved wife o. Joseph Preston, IN the sst year
OF her axe.
Relatives and friends NJ Tire family arc invited to at
tend the FUNERAL service, ~ her late residence i1d Park
place. ON MONDAY evening a. = o'clock
RkiLEN-At Me.iohr.ier, y. y on saturday. Feb. |,
John Rctcy. aged ~ wears
TIE atVes aud iri, MS Of the family respectfully
invited 90 attend mis- iuneral from 81 Raymond Church
West hester. on Tu,-iaN. Feb 4 at o'clock A. NJ Ia
triurfif BOO CALVARY Crmrttrv
RICH AkuSON In Boston. Mass. Jan. 81, jeffrey
Rcuarlsuu, "a me isth Year of hls axe.
MllELAN.-Iu GttcuitluL Jan 81. John Whelan M
the 3lst wear bis axe torn IN queens County parish
Of tonuors. Ireland
The relatives an friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend tn ueral irnu his late residence CHver cor
ntr OF Franklin It. Grccuuoiut ht2 O'Clock on sunday
Feb The remains Will Dee inferred IA Calvary.
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CAMERON-ROGERs In Buffalo. n y. Jan %. at
the residence the BRIDES father bv the Rev. ". G.
Hyde. Edward D. Cameron Of Newark, N J., ~ Agnes T.
Roger ~ Htftlo
DOYLR-W ALSH-fn Toro--~ rarada on the 2rlf
inst In - Pau's Church. by 'hc Rev Father GavAn,
Daniel DOYLE New York g. Mise Hanna Walsh, only
daughter o James walsh 90 Toronto
DtrCHEk-OGuEN. At the residence " the brides
parents. hy the HcV A Ostrnnicr. ON Jan ~ Enoch
butcher OF New York city to Fuuue Rankin. daughter
VI " alter ogden. ESQ OF Owcgu \ y.
fERREk-NELliS.-u THURSDAY. Jan. 30, by the
Rev Wartaw jose ferrcr to Belle. daughter Of the
late Phiin Sells oi this citv.
LkAi.-wAY.-On Thursday. Jan. 30 at the re sidence
~ the bride mother in Manchester Vt. by the Rev A.
Reed. John leal Of i1ateth, j., 10 CorneliA L..
duucliior of the late N + Wav
PRfNF-GII.BERT AT san Antonio Texas. Jan. 49, at
81 MARKS cathedral b, the Rev u 4 Richardson Wi.
liam u. Prime ~ Nvcrdac. y, to Anne Rhoda.
daughter of the late Edward = Gilbert Of san Antonio,
Texas
KATHBUN-HAYs On Monday. Jan 81 1879 by the
Rev. samuel carp Joseph d. Rathbun TO Annie E.,
daughter VI William HAYS
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Delineat0r Tom Mast Of HdrpT's Weekly
was pre- sented Yesterday In Col Churchs residence 81
Irving place. with handsome SILVER vase by tie Army
ana Navy Of the United States, in recognition ol his
Talents as draughtsman The vase was III the form OF a
Cantren, aud stood about two feet hlrh TIFFANY Co
made At Cot Churchs rooms we're filled with military
mvn. The inscription ON the vase reHus;
Presented 10 Thomas NHst by lis friends OF the Army
nnd Navy OF the United States, IN recognition OF the
patriotic which he has made Of his abilities as
an arust Of the people The st Of sSOo friends In the
army and navy"
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HHAT TuE.
Miss JuIIet Corson's Leo on tho Relation
OF Food to lth.

OF oou ~ ith.
Miss Juliet Corson, Ter lecture last
evening at Cooper Union domestic Erono-
my" said that one-sixth ar waking hours
are devoted to the consition Of our food
supply. 1t has been said O first duty Of an
American is to get somethD eat" The sec
ond duty is to cook it PREY. The relation
between food and health hsen too long dis
rernrded. Hence arises beautifully de-
fined national disease. dysia"
No influence society We nnculcate proper
priurlplns ia the children. 'liectual studies
tknuli alternate with thcseyeTy day life
surh as how TO keop the h0warm and Light.
md the body vol clothed we'll fed, Men
would mako better husbandhey thoroughly
understood ali the dOmestlues which their
wives hive 10 perform. D'nt occupat ons
md different climates reqdiiferent Kinds
Of food Food II OF three cs-nitrOgenOus
or mraty food carhOnnceOl fatty food. ana
phosphoretic or brain foOdle first Is best
Tor qu,ck and powerful eNei the second Tor
warmth and for men who Sntnued lnbor.
mud the third Tor speakers 'rs, and think
crs. A dinner should contli these. so that
nil tastes can DE- satisfactorily Of plain.
nutritious food should be- eahrly in the day
to replace the waste Of ihent. midday
dinner IL best for hard wOr As rule wo
eat TOO much meat. MOr1 lbrans, or len
tits. with a little meat. woulds nourishlng.
us satisfactory, and a more by diet. SAT-.
fatty meat II better than iresht in nourlsh-
Ing qualities, and smoked ID still better.
hoo salt meat should be avol'
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From A. l.. Adams, Author OF "GOd and Our
Native Land" GermRnin," t1c.

Mr.. A. Lemue Adams author of the above and
other well-known literary productions. speaks
Of Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters thus
have suffered much from an affection of the
heart. Sometimes the pain around the region
OF my heart has been almost uncomfortable. OF
late have been using Benson's Cap'inc Porous
Plasters and cannot speak too highly Of them
Tor they have driven the pam away entirely. aud
| am positive that they have cured me. The
article IL certainl y the most convenient. pleasant
aud best remedy for n complaint like mine that
| ever tried" Brnsons CApcine Porous Plaster,
1t must be remembered, 10 a great improvement
and more effectively. II is specially recon-
mended for affections OF the heart and lungs,
stubborn coughs. lame back rheumatism. and
kidney complaints. 1t can be obtained vi any
druggist Price 20 eenis.-AdU.
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CHICAGO. Feb. mime. In Chapee, who is
attempting at the Folly Theatre. the icut OF walking
100 quarter miles IN quarter hours has made
oS2 quarters and Is IN good conditiun.
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Bnsintss Notlrss.


At last there has been article found which Is GER
tain safe and to do ITS WORK and Is within the reach
OF All rs regards price etc easily obtained, every en-
trp Using druggist In New York Brookvn Jersey CITY.
Hoboken, Newark and H. fact all through the country,
keeps 10 constantly on hand. Dr. HALE. n celebrated
PHI stefan OF Europe used IL great mnny years IN his
private Practice 10 the sasnctiun u hmspi u and
cines and druggists' fancy goods 9Th nv, New York
city believing that this market required lust such an
ticc. has purchased the at great outlay, aud the
public rest assured that 1t will he prepared accord.
ing fO the original recent Ask for UAiES HONEY OF
HOREuOUND AND TAR Take no other. Price. 90
cents and 81 Great saving yet large size Sold by all
PiKE's roorIIAcHE DROPS cure in one minute
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i05th Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans,
Feb II. 1887 prizes. total slio,4oO capitals, $1,000
$1,000 5000 stc; 10000 tickets. two 90 dollars;
halves one SD dollar Amply to VI. A. DAUPHTN. ?. o.
box 6g2 n. o.. La or H. l. PLUM. 3i9 Broadway N. Y
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WALL 81 AND RIsKING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
WHEN. BY tNvEsrINGs ~ Is THE KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY DRAWINGS OF FEB g. YuU HAVE 4
CHANCE or SECURING sl5ppl. $500. - ujl OR one
OF THE MANY SMALLER PRIZES LOOK WELL AT
TINS NOr WHO SPEC rLArF THINK ANp REFLECT.
AND Nur WILL AGREE WITH as THAT YOCE
CHANCES FOR WINNING ARE FAR BETTER IN THE
DIN. RELIABLE kE%tNCkN STATE LOTTERY. THAN
TO 81 DllNuEp BErWEtN THE BILLS ANp BEARS
or WALL STREET.. ANp THAT TOO by INVESTING
MERELY a NuNItAL ~vN WINCH WILL Nor HURT
NOu sHOt Id NOr LOSE ANp WHICH WILL BENE.
FlrNOt LAl,GtN SHOULD NOr WIS.
AWORp TO TIE WISE Is suFECENr
ADDRESS ORDERS TO
a 90
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Cotton. from 2tc. iNiluac0. paid. rom " ~
Bingham. any si,e from 81 uoud = mar irame 2 ~
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOi,S MADE TO ORDER
WALKING CANES Is EVERY VARIETY.
Prices uniform in each Ut i've stores
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SIS Glenartney Aud, Yokohama.
IS kOssend Castle. rurpin, CataniA.
SIS Gate CITY, Daggctt, savannah
BARK SarranO, Edgett Bordeaux.
schT Earl II. Potter, shearer NavassA
Aahr LAME Cobb. Wood. MIX River.
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a Fine - SILK Hat for 81 30. Derby and
SOFT Fats 81 3D. worth S. 10 New church st. up stairs
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Cure your Cough by Using Madam Portsr's
COUCH BALSAM. Price. %. So aud IS cents
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Have You TrIcd Dr. Underhiirs Pure wine'
from the Crotun Point Vineyards
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Can be prevented and cured by mlillips falat
Sbie COD LAYER OIL In eomhinsuVhPhospho,hgtr
uns. fhs most shsGtaAl remsdy' sggtStA IRA"
a-AA1.
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Use this great. good old cure for your rheumatism
scroiula, neuralgia ana diseases OF impure blood.
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SutfiaI NntIfts.

FIVE POUNDS PURE TEA. FROM 81
upward. The Canton Tea Company l4s Chambers at o
doors below College place sacsroo first floor stairs
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marx best quality beware uf paving The same price
nr Chpauer qualities. q II. FISCHER co. La
les Try Bluedine." the best Laundry blue.
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Closing winter stock at reduced prices Undsrshirs,
drawers gloves muflors, cardigan jackets W. John
ston go Grand ST. also AZ eth corner 2eth st-~dV
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nary d.ca~cs om't WihuW kur.. cnu,uc ur pam. uN
Euruicuu aml Auul.clu NrtlUl D fn4u lrmtdlr-. pre-
NrutIuA NU.ht- H-cu~. ir nt.- ffI-N uNt pfrIN-l-,
WUich are iucurlhl without .ur A.iH Auurai Mineral
S01,D2S. kENTJCkN STATE, FEB. a..
lsso I4n-. ctIil. stIpu, .'iI go distributed Lucky
office. ~ BrondNat.
d II PORTER co. Northern AGENTS
PILES PEKMAN ENTLY CURED WITH
out kmtc hsatutr, or r,urt no charge u cured. ties
umuuias from phVsicau- ami patients. consultations
tree. DR. NlObDAND. No ltl West list II
matte. Nervous or kidney Disease Dr. FILTERS Remedy
N0n't cure ~ John st.
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HtIinions notIrts.

ANERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION
~ Gospel Temperance meeting ut Cooner Insti-
tate Sunday evening, at o'clock conducted by VIM;
Mason Evans, who will speak " Charity" Cool
BURGESS Siucoe Lee aud others will address the
diencc. Chas Pctu coruetst Collect at door TO dc.
frnv exnenses 4. COuILLARn. secreiary.
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DIK


ECKLOFF. June 8. 1879, ct IL AS pm, MAR
aged 81 years and days
ta rle n ana acgnanances are respectfully In
233 ~ st. s.w., Wednesday, June 18th inst at 3
O'clock a. M Requiem mass at St Dominic'e
church Hs
HARPER JOHN A. HARPER, son Of J. g. ana
Indiana Harper. drowned June 3, 1879 aeed years,
1 month, days, grandson Of Grafton Harper,
Esq.
lieht from our home il gone.
voice We loved is still;
place is vacant IT our house,
That never can be filed.
For little Arthur. ourdsrling boy
The pride and Joy Of home,
Ohs God, II 10 hard to give him up,
Our darling precious boy.
parents, 207 Bridge St. between Frederick and Mar
ket ste, Georgetown, o., at o'clock, on Nednes
day. June IL Friends and relatives are respect
Alexandra papers ple2ss copy-l
MACKEY. The friends snd acquaintaueee of the
Hon. Albert q Mackev ana Of Mrs. Sarah Pamela
Msckey are invited to attend the funeral Of their
Wednesday afternoon, from their residence, 1887 U
st northwest.
SINCLAIR. At Fort Hamilton, n. Y. Sunday
sCnnaes es Hns Of s Colonel ~ w% sno.
Daisy, daughter of the late VIM. j. Mcdonald. of
this city, aged years, months and q days
SPARKS. June 9Th, 1873, at pm, MARY e.
sPARks, aged sixteen years, beloved daughter OF
Funeral from her fathers residence, 723 10th ct.
southeast, Wednesday, at 2 80 pm
THOMAS. On Monday, june 9th, 1879. after Q
Henry and Julia T. Thomas. aged months and II
days.
Little Maudie was our darling
Price of al cur hearts At home;
But Der grandma came and whispered,
Maudle, darling, DO come home.
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sAHE Of Az
shENr Rop ~ksE SHORT 9F T psrs ssSET BE
ING AAss AND Known RE Mh LAY ~ AND HHR MR. P5t
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated November M
91 fs 2ss Ct e e the
IT, Elm a suS
complainantand Bridget Fitnam ct al defendants.
ss "a "a. sFS 81 J o s &
ee o sia1ats IN an ae
Porion and contained within the foIiowins mstes
and bounds, to wit; Bounded on the western side
as and
lands part of said tract and bounded the north
South dss west the
part sold off to James Seldom to wit: From point
on the southern line near the branch north 3dag.
west two and eighty-fonr hundredths q $4,000
marked hict DRY, north thirty-six and one-auarter
ana doe
Rrees, east twelve percheS thence north thirty six
s AND @
line-containiDg 30 acres, rood, and 81 perohesto
ge.her with the improvements, &C., &c.
ments payable In six and twelve months, with inter
est at the rate Of eight per cent per annum, secured
q ss sepe sG Il =.
sale are not complied with il 40 days the Tras
W B, WILLIAMS CO.. Auotioneers.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOB AsPHALTUM PAVEMENT,
L &c.
Office Of Building for State, War aud Navy Depart
ments, Old Building. Navy Department, 18th ST.,
WARRINGTON, D. G June 9. 1879.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing, delivering and
laying complete about $50 square yards of Asphalt
crete, in the court yards Of the Building for State
War and Navy DEPARTMENTS. in this city, will be re-
10th, 1879, and opened Immediately thereafter in
Specifications, general instructions for bidders
and blank forms Of proposals will be furnished only
TO parties regularly engaged In the business, upon
application
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY, It. Col Of Ens'rs.
jN9.6f
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AUCTION SALES,
p UTURE DAYS.
NRUsTEES' SALE OF LAND NEAR "DROvERs
l. RE6T," AND OF PART OF THE low
GRODNDSn NEAR THE STOP LOOK ABOVE

G GRE0RREEER&snn NEAR & THE STOP LOOK ABOVE
Under and b, virtue Of deed Of trust, -
us sas h siy Of }g ass and
by The direction Of the holders Of The notes therebs
liz suction in front Of the premises ectyeiy the
He }stR ss 81
ng the county Of Washington and District s Of
Of soa boS des Of ina
new 4; y, read and described as follows Besiuning
ceased, and which was divided by: Oonmis sioners
@sIe such division said corner being ABOUT Sf fsy
sdnF co.
tW. 1s FAILS bridge and running THENCE north S2
1914 Of eeerse west one bundled snd Ihifty;ons
sSh sRa
t tbs,ee south twentysix and halt degrees
GS sa forty Sb and
lire to the point Of beginning less two pieces or
Of 70
Immediately after the sale Of The sboye-described
IN e. AZ d b Of 's s
tract Of land AND and &
miles wet Of said o aDd bonodsd By the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal on the north, the Poto.
to the heirs Of AMOS Binney on the west the s.id
6 snd kn9w3 as tie as
l leGMs:a y at point on the south 1tt
and Ohio canal. near the stop lock-, above
GeorgetoMn, p G. in line with the land OF LIE s1s
UP The meanders Of said river to point in q line
with the Stone House tract sold by Carberry and
others to John Frissel, thence to the base q TIE
canal embankmebt thence down the canal to the
place OF heginning;,said to contain about forty
acres more or lees, the same being again more par
ticmlary described in the rnetes an, and bounds Of
land called white Haven" of which the premises
here described are q rart, together with the i'm
provements and appurtenances to said property be-
longing.
Terms of sale: One-thtrd of the purchase money
in cash and the residue in three equal ailments,
for which the notes Of the purchasers be given
payable at six. twelve and eighteen months from
date, With interest at the rate Of per cent per
nLm Ill iii paid, to be secured by deeds of trust on
the property to the satisfaction Of the Trustees:
all cash at the purchasers option. 5000 must be
deposited at the time Of lurehase Of each pare, Of
said property and If the terms OF sale be not
Piled with within one week from the day Of sale, the
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
three days notice in the Evening Star newspaper
COnveyanciug at purchasers cost.
yaa N Joa 3 G26i Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. ie7.eoi&ds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-10
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of ieri facias issued out of the
Of Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public
SALE for cash. ct the Court door Of said Dis.
u O'Clock all the right, title claim, and interest
Of the defendant in and to the following described
east twenty feet front by the depth Of the lot Of Lot
No; 1S u Square No. ST.. Washtneton. D. g. Seized
Burch. TO satisfy execution No 1898 at Law IN
favor OF John Collins fRED'K DOUGLASS.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctiopeer. !s5,du