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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21


Signof Brignoli was teIliaa tie ether
day that once while he was singing "a i
concert for charitable object the nrina
donna was suddenly attacked With sin.
gers sore throat and il became neessarv
that some one should apologize to the a1i-
iience. The manager declared fhal be
vas suffering from nervousness and could
not de- q mud he begged Bfi6nali to
make lie ekp lsnation. The tenor. esinr
forward said Ladies and gentlemen. i
regret 10 say that MadaEae n s
little horse this evening" ne2ls 81
laughter greeted this announcement. and
the tenor Looked plizxle thinking tie
audience misunderstood him Re ads
Tanced once mofe and With thund airing
emphasis Foa1cd out: kay xaf Ma
dame ee1 IeelIe horse dis even.
ing AnolhaE roar a laughter. amid
which = voice ia The GALLERY cried ont.
Then i 81 IS Illle soIS. Why don. &.
fo1 trot heF op Then lie d lake
s6S made plain 9 him. and bfi4IIb'i
alIeiled a. heartily al.y pns
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21
Lincoln's Cash" Stockings.
INDIANAPOLIS Sentinel. I


Abraham Lincoln, while resident OF
New Salem, ILL.,. followed various avo
cations. With all the rest he was ''store-
keeper" and postmaster. On certai
occasion one of his friends having learn
ed that an agent of the Post-otfice
Department and drummer" were in
the v;llage-the former to collect what
was due the government from Lincoln,
as postmaster, the latter to receive from
him, as trader, what he was owing the
firm represented By himself-and know
ing Lincoln was never over-burdened
with spare funds, went to the store and
offered to lend him a sum sufficient to
meet the claim he was so soon to be call
ed upon to settle. "You are very kind, /"
said Lincoln, "but | do not think |
shall require your assistance. Within
a few minutes the agent entered their
presence, and Lincoln took an old stock
ing from a drawer, out of which he
poured lot of copper and silver coin
the latter mostly in pieces of a small
denomination. 'There is the very money
| have taken on account of the Post
office" he remarked to the agent, "and
think you will find it the exact amount
due you. 1t was, to cent. This bust
ness had hardly concluded when in came
the drummer" Lincoln had recourse
to another old stocking, with a similar
result. So soon as the two were again
by themselves, the friend said: 81 sup
pose, were a third creditor to present
himself, a third stocking would enable
you to settle with him." smiling. eyes"
returned the future President. ''Look
here" and he held up three other stock
ings. in each of these is the sum /
severally owe to three parties, the only
persons in the world to whom am pc
cuniarily indebted. l see you are amused
at my method of transacting business.
never allow myself to use money that
is not mine, however sorely pressed may
be, aud intend to be prepared to pay
my bills when they become due, with
out delay or inconvenience to those
WHOM owe. The simple system which
have adopted-using stocking to repre-
sent each creditor. and placing in it the
to be passed to the creditor him
self at some future day-renders the
former unnecessary and the latter posi-
ble."
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The Dudley Cotton Moth EXttr'
Patented.

THIS is A VERY SIMPLE DEVICE, CON
l. sisting Of small lamp, burning either lard o.
toal oil sufficient Tor one night, CONSTRUCTED 3,
DeithcT wind nor rain can extinguish it. Tine WI
last many yearS, and is sufficient for five acfcs I
ground. IL has been thoroughly tested, ana u
warranted TO perform its work encctually.
Truck Gardeners, Horticulturists, Tobacco ana
cotton growers can obtain no more economical OF
Effective mode Of destroying the worms and hle'
me ravages Of which entirely prevented by llS
DUDLEY COTTON MOTH EXTEBMlNAluk'
= Price s1.OO +. WATKINS Agent, jackson. Ml".
FOR territory, apply 10 HORACE HANDl
api 10, 's4-2m". Gent Manager, Canton, Miss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21

IaE pEaefice Of sending children 70
school s. 3 tender asa Is rapidly deeFaas-
Ing "a Boston. and according 8 the lest
annual report oI lie Board of klaea.
IIda d Iz6l city, the number b children
o|&a1IHe school under seven feafS 81
atd decreased ssFen.ceE per er1I S.
u 81 M li1as 50 port Tie
8ts 8Sssf. increased.
AHDft q o'|E{ r1f||1
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21

Among the proposed fashions q TINS
spring is one to have divorce certlncates
trimmed With Grape.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21

If a lady wants to make stir in her
kitchen Let her 60 to work on fruit
cake.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21

IL Irish lover remarked: aIt's q
very great pleasure to De alone, e.
pecialIy when your sweetheart 4 Wid
We.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21

4he question ha been as<eN low
long does Nomen remain brides y
E6afH tho Hef no s.
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rHr eIAaIos orrlcr krrrs nrauLAalr i srocr
Registration saiPaIl9ssks.

nRERs FOR SANE PROMPTLY FILLED.
" Give name Of Precinct, and No of District
and Books will be Tabled accordingly.
An Act approved March - 1884, authorizes
Boards of Supervisors to have Poll Books tram
scribed whenever necessary, and Circuit Clerk is
allowed one-half cent per name for copying. If
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21
AND SILVER I

1e any one sending us their full address ~ vilt
end 70 them, prepaid al Eeetrr Ts9tsr, = VII
~ ens.5setlons iol either Gold or silver nntine
~ I've eis.s O both % one address or Three
~ nj saa w sge5antee them to do good work
Introduce our goods. address, * 1872 -
ap,ilgS ~ q ~. lliic MEG COZ, Harrisburg. "a
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21
ANTbOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE a NEW MAN.
"I have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food digestS readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like new
man." W. d. EDWARDS, Palmyra, @.
soldeveTywhere, 95c. Office, "A Murray st. MY.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-05-21
MEDICAL:
TORPID BOWELS,
DIS Q 2DERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.

From these sources arise three fourths OF
tho diseases of the human race. These
symptoms indicate their existence Loss OF
ache, ful1ness after eating, aversion TO
exertion OF body or mind, EructatiOn
OF food, Irritahi1ity OF temper, Low
spirits, A feeling OF having neglected
Heart, Dots before the eyes. hiGhly coll
Ored Urine, CONSTRUCTIONS. and de-
raand the use of q remedy that acts directly
on the Liver. Asa Liver medicine TUTT'A
PILLS have no equal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three " scav-
engers OF the system,' producing appe.
tite, sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skin and a vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor interfere
with daily work and are q perfect
AMTnnTE Tn MAI ARIA
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
WEST WASHINGTON.

Tho canal-boat Boyer arrived this morning
with 1000 bushels OF wheat. Sales not report.
ed.
Tho funeral Of "Aunt Lucy" Doriss, ut Mt
Zion NJ. e. Church yesterday afternoon at
trocted an immonse throng as she was hold In
high esteem. Tho Rev MIR. Dennis, pastor OF
the church ofllciated. Several societies 10
which che belonged attended In body. Tho
interment was made at Mt. Zion Burying
Ground.
Tho marriage OF Mrs. Rosenberg, OF M street,
near Thirty -Second, to Mr.. Adolphus Flshol, OF
Baltimore, was celebrated last evening at tho
residence OF the bride. large party was pres.
ent and tho ofrair was joyful one.
For the convenience OF pataons OF the cabs,
arrangements hnvo been made whereby cabs
may be telephoned for from II. p. diiberts
store, on Thirty.second street, when none arc
at tho regular stand, juet opposite.
The merchants earnestly desire that the toll
question Will be soon settled in favor OF tho
boatmen. Otherwise 1t is feared that tho
business interests OF the place will greatly
suffer.
The racing boats OF tho potomacs were OK
pected TO ber-pYt in condition to-day. Tho
men tryingrforNhe crew Will begin work Rt
once, analsoon tho river Will BIO constantly
dotted wfthrhQats.
&BNG oySfcoats and spping salts, all tho
latestsbepes and. shadesl3th. Saks h Co.'S, 316
and 31S Seventh .strBot.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
SCHOOL BUILDING NEEDED
In tho Northeast section of the

A memorial, with about ten feet OF sigma.
lures of residents OF Northeast Washington,
was received by the District Commissioners
this morning, asking for public schoolhouse
at Eighth and II streets northeast. Tho docu.
ment states that In view OF the fact that there
are n very large number OF children In that
vicinity who are not suitably provided with
school privileges, that public school build
ing should BIO erected In the vicinity OF tho
place named. The nearest existing school
buildings are the Seaton eleven squares west)
and the Peabody (seven squares south). The
building now occupied at Eighth and streets
only holds halliday sessions for small chill
dreD, and 10 not owned by the city,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
rKEBALTIMoRE g POTOMAC SUITS
Two Questions Decided BY the Court
I'm Hnnc.

The case OF the Baltimore & Potomac Rail-
road Company against DR.. Charles L. Morgan
and some twenty other defendants, to restrain
them from prosecuting suits at law for dam.
ages to their property, claimed to have been
incurred by tho company using tracks on
Maryland and Virginia avenues, was decided
In tho Court In Banc to-day. Chief Justice
Cartier delivered the opinion OF tho Court,
dismisslng tho bill without prejudice, holding
that the plaintiffs should seek their remedy by
action at law.
In the case OF II. NJ. Knight, who obtained an
Injunction In tho special term against the
Baltimore 4 Potomac railroad Company aud
eDJoined them against using certain tracks to
prevent injury being done his property, Jus.
tico Macarthur delivered tho opinion OF tho
court, modifying the decree, which now reads
as followe
'The defendants, Its officers and agents are.
en1oined and restrained from using tho rail
road tracks on Maryland avenue, between
Eleventh street and the west eide Of Twelfth
street, or any part OF said avenue between
said points for tho purpose OF loading or un
loading freight cars or for other purposes OF O
depot or freightyard,"
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
nIED.


HUTCHINSON Sunday morning, April 30,
1854, at 3:45 a. m, Sarita Morrison Brady,
wife Of Stison Hutchins, aged 36 years.
The funeral Will take place from tho family
residence, No. 1908 Massachusetts, avenue, to
tho Congressional burylng ground, at
O'Clock Tuesday, April %.
SAlYTH.-On Saturday, April 10, 1884, at
p. M, Mrs. Johanna Smyth, rellct OF the late
Stuart Smith, In the 7lst year Of her age.
THoMAs.-On the 18th instant, after a pro.
tracted illness, Miss Jane Thomas, In the 18TH
year OF her age
DRAPER.--In the month OF March, 1881, OF
scarlet fever, Josephine Coran, aged L years
and ninc months, only daughter OF Charles T..
and Josephine O. Draper.
YILEs.-on April 1s, 1854, Luther p. Ylles,
aged 49,
sANpERs.-on Sunday, April 90 1884,
Fredericka b. Sanders.
Funeral services at $50 n. m. Tuesday,
April 20, at No. 2O20 street, previous TO re-
moval 10 Racine, Wis.
LARCOMBE.-on Sunday, April 20, 1884, at
80 q, M, after short illness, OF pneumonia,
George IL. Larcombe, In the 5Oth year Of his
age. 80
Seventh street southeast, at o'clock r. M
Tuesday, 22d inst.
GITTINGs.-on Sunday, ut . 80 p. M, after
q long Illness, Martha Magdalen Bowie, vile
OF VIM, II. 8. Cuttings.
The friends Of tho family are Invited to NJ
tend her funeral from st. Johns Churcn,
Tuesday, at $3.50 o'clock Interment al OAK
Hill.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
I'd FAX Law.
The spiritualists and

MT John B. Wolfe, Tor the spirltuaIIsts, has
written long communication TO the District
Commissioners dissenting from their render
Ing OF the license laws. He claims that the
law does not name moral or religious lectures
or scientific demonstrations OF any kind as
subject TO taxation, and the right to tax them
can only DO arrived at by constrained infer
ence. He asks that the question be submitted
TO the attorney for the District.
The Commissioners reply that In this case
the reference would be OF no practical utility.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
Three Months for Stealing Billiard
Halls.

william Brown, q colored walter In Drivers
restaurant,was put on trial before Judge SHELLS
court Saturday morning for stealing set OF
billiard balls, worth $32, from Augustus De-
Grummond. Detectives Edelin, and Mattlngly
testified to arreeting the defendant and find
ing tho balls at the defendants house.
defendant came to his store and offered to
pawn the balls for 50. uo told contradictory
Stories, and said that Perry Carson sent the
balls there TO be sold. The defendant claimed
that white man'gave him the balls to soil,
and he did not know that they were stolen.
He was sentenced to three months IN JAIL
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

"Nice balmy day, Isn't It ?" saiAte lady In
an East Capitol.slreet herdic 10 as1emale com.
pnnion this morning. "BeautlaT weather; so
suggestive OF summer" wasttfe answer. ayes,
and am going TO do thaLSxhlch every sensia
bic mother should dc. ~ this season OF tho
spring suits" ygaso am l." answered tho
other, and thqfbell was here rung aud the
herdlc' stopytd at d. Robinson & Co.'S, 900
and ni,stS ased tba most SeentiSni s"Its eycr
seeDSh Washington.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
Mr.. Elnstein's Opportunity.

poundmaster Einsteiu's attention is called
TO the neighborhood bounded by Pomeroy
Lappdon Terrace, Sixth street extended. This
locality abounds in disreputable, noisy,
vicious, unlicensed cure, who make night
judicious management few wagon-loads
could be captured by the dog.catchers, who
would earn the thanks and gratitude OF tho
non.dog.keeplpg and quiet neighbors, and rid
that part OF the city OF a prolific source OF
terror TO belated travellers.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
Trouble over n Funeral.

The use Of Plymouth Congregational Church
ut Worcester, Mass, was refused yesterday for
he ennspai on ri memSsr f tbo o. T
and regular attendant at the church, II the
odd-Fellows' burial service was not omitted.
The use OF the Universalist Church was
promptly rendered when this was known, and
the funeral took place there, tho pastor and
odd. Follows officiating.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
They All Said Not Guilty.

The following parties were arraigned In the
Criminal Court this afternoon and pleaded
not guilty.
Edward Carroll, buggery.
Sidney Smith and Albert Dodson, larceny;
two cases.
II. Zell Hoover, false pretenses.
Alex. Clark, second offense petit larceny.
George Taylor, larceny.
William Day, robbery.
Thoe. J. Lazenby, forgery.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
A Distinguished Party.

Yesterday afternoon President Arthur, &C.
by two gentlemen friends, was
seen driving through soldiers Home Park. A
short distance behind the Presidential party
Blaine and Senator Allison, OF Iowa. The
two last named were engaged in earnest con-
versation, and appeared to be discussing the
occupants OF the carriage lust ahead OF them.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
Tryi ing his Hand nc neportIng.

Tho following Is verbatim report OF an
alleged news item furnished by an Intelligent
Georgetown policeman
"Isick Williams A q fot Colerd Drunk Man
Raise the Anshiant Dirg OF q by thretning 10
Shoot seyrall Children on Prospect ST he knock
Robert huntor White Boy Down lator no
Was Arrest by ol1lser Cottcr In lynches
Alley He VIII be tryed for Conseled WepOns
Assault Disturbing they Quito Of tho toWn.h
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
PROPOSALS.
FOR pE.YER PUNCHES
i FOR POSTAL NOTES.
PosroFrrcr DEpARTMBNr,

WASHINGTON, ID. O., April II, 1851
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
paIiment until IL o'clock noon, on Saturday. the
18th day OF May, 1894, for furnishing 1900 Plyer
PuncheB for postal notes, to be delivered az this
Department on or before the 10th day OF June,
1854.
The punches to be furnished by the successful
bidder must conform in every respect to the sam-
pie which may be seen and examined 1T the of
lice OF the superintendent Of the Money Order
System, PobtoiAce Department Washington, ID.
q or NJ the monev-sTder offices OF New York,
n. "; Philadelphia, Pa; Chicago. ILL.,, and Bos-
ton, Mass.
All proposals. are TO be made In accordance
with the printed forms and specifications. which
will be furnished on application by letter to the
superintendent OF the Money-Order System,
PostoDice Department, Washington, ID. O." to
whom bidders should address their sealed pro-
posals marked ON the envelope. Proposals for
Punches"
A decision on the bids will be made on or be.
fore the goth day of May, 1881, the right being
served 10 reject any or all OF them.
w. q. GRESHAM,
apl0 Postmaster.General.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
The Preferences of the Clerks.

INSPECTOR or BUILDINGS ENrwIsLE
has issued the following permits to build
Danenhower Son, agents, eroct eight dwell
lngs on street northeast between Sixth snd
erect two dwellings on Il street, between Thlr'
teenth ana Fourteenth streets, $4,000; W. X.
Van Reypen, erect dwelling on Fifteenth
Richard Earnshaw, erect two dwellings on
southeast, $1,d0O.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
A Missing Man.

John II. Reeves loft his home In Hillsdale
Friday morning, 18th instant, and has not
rior, where he has been employed as laborer.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

FINANCIAL,


TO.day's Stock OUOtatIOns.
The following observations OF the traus1c-
lions in the financial market to-day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, are
Cooke, jr., Il Co., 1929 street, Washington
n
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

r.. Thurber, N. y; II. j. souer, N.Y.;F.D.
Bremen, N. "; i. A. Maryanares, New MoXicoi
Ramondo Prids, Mexico; 2. Marano, Caracas;
j. L. HALLS, Boston; W. II. Brewster, IT,, Bos-
ton; Il. W. Wellington, n. Y; " II. Strahorn
aud Wife, N, VI Q, G; Emery, y ohlyn, \. Y.i
q. W. Lippitt, Providence; ME-. IL. Ltppltt
Providence; Il, L. Phillips an wife, proyl-
dencc; W. b. Fisher, Boston, hss. Miss ]. NJ.
Fisher, Boston, Mass ]. II. Money, winches-
ter, va; ". oxbgll RlcGmb al, Val W. d.
Reed, Pittsburgh, Pal t. u. Barley and Wife,
Boston; A. s. Badger, LouisYnai Il. Potter and
wife, winsted, OF; D. strong, winsted, Ct; L.
O. Strong, Winstod, Ct.; II. s. Strong, Wlnstod,
ot,i o. o, Power, Montreali J. W. Rycklnan,
Atlanta; Ii. II, Mcdonald, san Francisco; S. s.
owings, Daltlmorei 8. NJ. kirkland, Balumoro
G.. o, Wood, N. vi o. II. Mann, Phila,; j. NJ.
Paisley and wife, N. Y; O. b. Goodwin, Bos.
toni J. b. Mediloroy,, gostoni ]. B. Willard,
Kalamazoo, Mich; II. s. Hamersly, N, Y; Miss
O. Long, city; s, X, Donovan, Ohio; q. Drury,
New orleansi Major 4, King, England; +.
Grinnell, Providence, II. w. Grinnel, Provl.
dence; j. Ii. Tyson and wife, Phila. pasF
"AIderney Dairy WNMe5t3s."
Fresh Attorney pnt \, G|ES6t6sd every morn
per ib. Also, cottegH cheese, buttAmiik and
sweet mill, ks'Bsr az cneam 1bc' for pint
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.


EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS5OCfATI0N.
Subscription books are now open for fsare5
in the seventh issue.
Monthly payments are $3.50 per shh}e.
$1,000 In full advanced on each shAte.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
ron EXCHANGE.

WY ANTEQu.To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for es Mt Buffers Stove Exchange,
sor 9th AMI smoky chimneys cured or no
bought, R7
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

LEE .l4Rse1NGER was before Judge
Snelteon complaint OF Agent Key OF the 3. p.
O. A. this morning for overlooking ms horse.
He was released on his personal bonds. Mr..
Dugan and Joseph Walkir forfeited 50 each
for working lame horses. John Ward also
forfeited 50 for overlooking,
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

Diabetes, Brightly Deeasa l9>a<hey, Urinary
you or your family ~ BItters are used, and
you already. .ha}teiiB OF these diseases Hop
Bitters is ikSs6fly tmedicine that Will posi-
Satsecine pufred up stun that VIII only .Aafssf
you, -sstfr
THE boys French SHIT yaistesNe Mr.. II. II.
Taylor's are eXceptloaRNfFhne this season.
They are shown in 10y rlue, ecru and white,
with figures, rip6ei sid ddts. Mr.. Taylor also
has q select Akeoft mentpi silver buttons 70 DO
worn wIte,tf6se pNftty Waists. Thoy are low
In ptieedhd in adnslrabie good taste.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

d. T. DoNonGREalla,tiie attontiQNggttfe
AUTHORITIES TO tsetoHlftion OF thaNst&Swalk az
Eleventh and Iflecets northRQ1h
To ORDER, 3 Qtsaessisoman Bros, cor
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
PAIR OF THE ,G9RCOnAN CADET
FOR REN7-Rouses.

nor RENT-FROM MAY Is, TO q FAMILY
II of adults, house III Mass. ave, II. g., new
brick with bay window and all the modern i'm
proponents; also cellar, piazza, speak g.tube,
stationary wash-stand and heat In bathroom;
Two squares from II st. cars; entire house OF ninc
rooms or en- suite. Address or call upon the
owner on premises. who would be willing to sell.
aplO-3tF
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
WANTED---Houses.

WY ANTED-A SMALL STORE oREDwELL-
w ing that can be made into u store, bet. n.
Y. ave- and N st. andsiZth and 18th ats. W.. Will
rent such place for years; send postal to 1909
Sth at.-n.w. ap2ttf
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
WANTED-Rooms.

A WIDOW LADY WANTS ONE UNFUR-
IA nished room, rent IS n month; will give the
rent; must have II by Ist of May. Address Mrs.
r. critic office RplD-Ste
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

In SUMS to suit at Q per cent.
The above 10 only ANAL portion OF property
on my books. For null list cali NJ office for bule-
tins issued ON LIST and 18th. NJ
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21
PERSONAL.

EEB. p, 1ssl-T HAVE USED NICHOLS
A. Hair Lotion and find II not only removes
OF hair. N. w. Harrison, assistant examiner u.
s. Patent ONCE. api7-6tA
The Evening critic., 1884-04-21

Il table Hair Lotion. Try II. Is cents per bot
tie: For sale at 633 D st. N. e.and at bathroom U.
s.. pAtont Onlco. hplD.GLf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-22
MMIsSl0NER'S SALE.

In the Municipal Court OF wheeling,
John Cow and others,
William Cows heirs In 'h"n'sv
and Others.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE ~ Tbs
entered IN the above entitled cause on gs
:stn dsy Of December, 1858, will on
raesdsy, February ~, 1854.
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. M. at the trout
door OF the Court House OF Quo county, pro
coed TO Iell at public Rnt.pu the following
named resl estate, that Is to saw: Al OF i0
numbered forty one Lot No. 81 % ih. ~ a.
liam CGaplIne and John Eon, Situtis al ne
Loulheast corner Of Cbapline aud Twenty
fourth streets, In said city, together WIN voc
GrTss on SALR one third or as muci
more of the puI cha'e money as the purchisf
or pure hasers may elect ~ pay IN casb on Ihs
day OF sale, and the residue of same 10 Use
equal instalments At ak ana twelve mobti'
from the day OF sale, u o purchaser OF pat;
chH,trs TO give bond with approved personA
,ecurity for the payment Of said defsffed IN
piaIR enx with interest thereon from 10
day Of sale until pay menl, and the we 70
the properly To be retained until the .psf'
chase money Is fully paid; . ,oo,es
special Commisionf
W. II. HALLER, Auctisnesr.
llereby certify that bond has been Ere
~ required by law I'm tbeiabove entitled CO
THOMAS II. DARBhH.
Clerk 81 the Municipal Court OF WhsLpk
The above snle In adjourned until 1Vssy
JAMES p. ROGERs
feiI rpeclal Commislonn
The above sale IL postponed until sslcrsI
nel {, the I'D Inst, nj " O'Clock q m, 81 W
front door OF the court house. ,..,s
JAMES p. RDtEk-,
foo Special Com mis'l6ns