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Evening journal., 1891-05-20
IrEMs OF INTEaEs :

81 AM afraid there is arsenic in these
wall papers, said q prospective tenant
OF flao TO the agent. "There is little,
sir, replied the agent frankly, but not
enough to lrjure adults. II has been
calculated to affect children only, who
might possibly be brought in against our
rules Judge.
Evening journal., 1891-05-20
weather Ioa,ca.,ona

Slightly warmer and generally f1osa
fair to partly cloudy, followed BY light
rain
Evening journal., 1891-05-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Fifth ward Republicans are re
sponslble for the defeat Of the call for
constitutional convention The,
should have voted their fifty eight
negroes from the Ethiopia tenement In
that ward.
Evening journal., 1891-05-20

GEORGE dear, will you love me when
I'm Old?' What silly question Pene.
lope. OF course do "-Harpers Bazaar
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SEATTLE

Tremons Buildins. o1A Front o..
g Ss ' f.s ss So s1s - 81. :.n. ss ss
greatest success III Chronic, Nervous Blood and
enrIeal Diseases. and diseases q Bye, Ear, Noee
and q the Long island coisss Hospital, Brooklyn.
sEiil and universal success s * Tie treatment and
cure VI Chronic diseases entitle these eminent ply
oiclans 70 the full confidence Of the alicted every
q cERrAIN AND POSITIVE CURE sor The
a . snscss g early vice and the numerous evils
Pa IVA = nL i15 AND SKIN DISEASES
'SsHR en- 2sD skkS sqI DIS
PILES. FIsTULA AND RECTAL ULcERs
And vHRic S% psrna
nensly and successfully cured In evefy Csc
terrhna, seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood.
Night Emissions pecayed Faculties, Female
either sex positively cured Is well - e functional
disorders that result nom youthful lbllies o. the
MARRIED. MN. or those entering On shas
happy Ia aware Of physical disability, quickly
STRUCTURES radically and SAFELY cured with,
ont pain OF detention ffom business.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia Cataxrh. Bronchitt4
aon and ii diseases q lie VARIOUS organs q IS
e ss:. saa $40 sa.se SsD.
. %sss ssa, rSs rs ss e ssss
many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
Win sssu
suIseEy Structure Al disease. and dssormittss q
es n sex ~ e mnasTlass Sac6y e
cess Is the best evidence Of DOCTORS skill
Once Hours-9 . m. until 8 p. M Sunday, II =
ence. All confidential Sand cents IN stamps 70
insure prompt reply.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 21.-The potato market
Vas very weak this morning alter the heavy
arrivals of Yesterday, 1900 sacks OF which were
fhrown on the market under forced sales. They
syeraecd CSC per GENITAL, and are said to have
been bought Tor Q dealer. Eggs were stu
wcater the general range of prices being
i-1Gisc butter is also weaker. The rain has
not improved the fruit market, and there was
but little doing this morning. There il no in
crease in the arrivals OF California lines, OF any
are also scarce 1t present. The wheat market
Tas strong and prices OF shipping grades are
strong and higher. Good No. ! shipping 10
ucrth n "a ner GENITAL Choice stock sold this
woynine II Sl.fix per Genital. Port Costa de-
msnd 8 good, owing TO the good supply Of ton
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waitsburg News.


WAIrsBuRe, Feb. 22-[Special. 1-At the
regular meeting Of the council Wednesday
night committee from the Board Of Trade
was present to urge the council to take
action to secure city water-works. The
clerk was instructed to correspond with
civil engineers and plumbers. SURVEYS
and estimates are to be made - soon q
possible.
L. Kitchens and family arrived from
Southern Iowa Tuesday. He reports that
twenty-five other families will follow him
from the same locality, If he decides to ~.
main here.
Company D, Second regiment, - prspar.
ing for q grand social dance, to follow their
inspection and muster, next Wednesday
evening.
pendence. Or. His fine residence here has
been purchased by William Bruce.
Lewis Neace has sold seventy steers,
averaging 1880 pounds each, TO l.. 4.
Parker, who will ship them to the Sound
Monday.
Laing, a son.
Married, February 10. j. C. Macarthur
and Miss Maria Willard. Mr.. Macarthur
is one of the best bridge-builders ii tho
employ Of the 0. q w. T. Railroad Com
pany.
The government surveyors have been -
work here on lands forfeited by the North.
ern Pacific Railroad Company. A number
Of our farmers are paying for their land
second time.
An attempt il to Be made this summer =
start new town at Coppei station, throe.
miles south Of here, on the O. = w =.
railway.
Leonard Long and George Brown inten1
to 20 East next week TO arrange for tho
manufacture of their inventions. NJ.
Long expects to have his turbine wheel
manufactured at Minneapolis, MINI, en4
Mr. Brown goes to Springfield, O., with hi
pump.
The Young Ladies' Society Of the sod
envy gave creditable public entsreainmsue
Monday evening.
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THE WAY TO CALIFORNIA.

In going from Portland to San Francisco over
the 'sshasta route OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany, the traveller meets all along the way the
very strongest invitation from nature to stop
and establish himself in a prosperous home.
The rich land of the Willamette valley yields
the most prolific crops OF grain known To Amerl-
can farmers, besides apples and prunes that are
famous everywhere. The Umpqua and Rogue
river valleys produce fine fruits, The prunes
being superior TO those of France and Germany,
and the cherries and peaches unrisaIed The
profits from the intelligent pursuit OF these in-
dustries are surprisingly large. After crossing
the mountains and entering California the
traveller finds himself IN the sacramento valley,
and sees thriving VINEYARDS and orchards, where
the finest fruits and wines are produced Of fancy
profits. In all the region between Portland aud
San Francisco the climate Is mild and heaishful,
and the ways Of getting home sre easy, and
the pleasure OF living IL lasting. The splendid
scenery along the route, crowned By Mount
Shasta is not eQualed ON the continent
Any information desired will be furni1hed by
the following agents of the Southern FHclHc
Company: +. II. Goodman. general passe18er
agent San Francisco, CAL; f. r. Rogers. a1Jot-
ant general passenger agent, Portland Ose.::
Thomas A. Graham, district passenger agenf.
Tacoma. WASH
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ToU CLAIM THAT YOU ARB RATIONAL
Does Your Conduct Show
It2
Why Cline VITA Blind rsith % the
lettering Old Schools Of Wcdicine
Just Beeauso xhey Are Old9

The OK team Il older than the railroad:
tho pony express i older than the tele-
graph; the crooked stick is older than the
steel pillow. People who reverence the
dead past do not belong to this progressive
age. For them is blood-letting and leeehes,
croton OIL and spanish fly.
The Histogenetic System Is superceding
the old schools as does the sunrise the
darknsss Would It not be well to inyes-
tigate it7
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nass and 6rmness In the English markell The
barley market was quiet and prices still fauing.
1noprcE REcHIrrs AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts Flour. 1900 quarter sacks:
bran, $500 sacks.
Wheat u .sss al - per GENITAL, with $i4l,< for
somesning q q extra shipping quality; milling
Barley-Nos ! feed, 81 81, 9l .ccss<: choice.
NL3: common grades, $ll11s}al 2Ois: brewing,
choice
Oats-snrprise. sl.so9l.95: milling, sls2,sN
les good to choice feed, $1.51ts .S71a. fair,
N.509lf5 Per GENITAL
Corn-Larse yellow. 81 soal 81, &: small yellow,
NSoSl-S6<: white, 8. s2l st9l.37i. per GENITAL.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1891. 81. <6@
l46!9 closing At $1.a6t1; season, 81 AZ i AcsSk,
closing At $l.42ss.
Bsrley-Buyer lS91, siaa5 "a ID, closing At
$l.26; season, u. eHDl..5sz. closing at 81 .a5s4
FINANCIAL
:. Drafts-Sight, 20c; telesraphic. soc ster-
ling bills-Bank, si.s2. commercial. xs..g.
Silver bars. azg9sc. Mexican dollars, sGG5ic.
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CEHrRAL1A, Wash, Feb. 10. 1891.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash:
Sir-Having used your Histogenetic
Medicines for sciatic rheumatism and
found immediate and perfect relief after
fifteen years of doctoring, have great
confidence in it and find several here who
would like to use It; therefore, write to
know If you would like an agency here,
what terms you allow agents, etc. Should
like to handle IL if satisfactory arrange.
ments could be made. Respectfully,
MRS. w. w. WALTERS.
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SEAsEcx, WASH. May 10. 1890.

SEABEcK, WASH, May 10, 1890
/ was laid up with rheumatism and was
in as bad fix apparently as possible. My
leg swelled up enormously and bursted.
The agony was just about uncomfortable.
When things looked darkest sent to DR..
J. Eugene Jordan for his Histogenetic
medicine and after taking it six days re-
covered completely and am now perfectly
we'll and have had no recurrence of it for
. year. THOMAS PIERCE.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.

MERCHANDISE.
Conee-options closed steady at 5points down
to points up; sales, Is, $50 bags
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined, frmer, on A,
sc; confectioners, 61c; powdered. &c; gran
ulated, slice; cubes. 9-l6c.
Hops-Weak; Pacific coast, 239,34c.
Petroleum-Dull: March option closed at
764c.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToN, Feb. 21.-Closing stocks:
Atchison Santa Fe. % Mexican Cen Com. 2lN
Burlington. ....... S0s<San Diego. .....-... 2l1
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. Feb 21.-Wheat- Moderately active
and steady early, closing weak and lower; the
opening was about yesterdays closing, cased off
and prices declined &c, rallied again to opening
day. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments, Az
Wheat-Closed steady; cash, ss7zc; May, $3.50
Ccrn--stcady: cash. s2lsc; May, 54ls@sa7sc.
Oats--Steady: cash, 45l1c; May, 461sf9465sc.
isrd-steady; cash, s5.eoss.s2,ss; May. s5s21f
TABLESPOONFUL at 75976c
Rye--Firm, az Sll.
shoulders-sa9O94; short clear, NS5t04 90;
short ribs, $4559i.65.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO Feb. 2l.-Cattle-R 1,500;
steady. common to extra steers, $35093.60 fat
cows 81 oads. 5o stoekers and feeeers, 81 25(9S5o
Hoys-Receipts, 24,000, closed rather weak;
rough and common, s. iaga %; prime packers,
ss-5aes-65; prime heavy ana butchers STOCK
snsep~Receipts. 1900; slightly higher; lambs,
81. 5Nd625; Western ewes, $A50gA 20; Western
wethers, $5g5.50.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
rIXANclAI..

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.--Closing Money,
81 l5-i6; money account. ~. u. s. IL, 122,x. Z.
5. Gas, l0ils Bar silver, lissd per ounce
BREADsTUrFS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. q. -Wheat-~C nehangcd.
Corn-Hoiders of futures dealt sparing.y in
the supply OF spot at IS lid, strong; February,
50 9lAd, strong,
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Total.

OF these failures not one was reported as being
que to dull trade alone. The first was due to in
sufhcient capital and doubtful habits; the second
70 incompetence and poor trade, and the third to
1nsumcient capital. Considering the number of
these failures, the amount involved and their
causes, and it can readily be understood that the
business situation is not at all discouraging, but
on the contrary is very encouraging in the face
OF the financial stringency which so recently
seriously affected all classes OF business.
MARKETS
The markets closed for the week without any
material changes, except that the outlook for
the hay market is rather dark. 1t was stated on
good authority that there is a vast amount of
hay yet around La Conner, which can be bought
for s11 per ton. Onions have advanced another
quarter OF cent, and there are prospects of a
present the market is easy and stocks are not
heavy generally. The week closed with trade
fair and shipments of merchandise good.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts By raii-Northern Pa
Seattle Lake SHORE Eastern 81 tons. BY water water
City of Topeka, GOT tons: Michigan, 800 tons;
J: 4. Mcdonald, 50 tons: Henry Bailey, 10 tons;
Eureka, % tons: v. !. Munroe, g tons; Mabel,
II tons; Premier, 10 tons; Fairhaven, 10 tons;
Bailey Gatsert, tons; Glide, tons; Grace,
tons; Favorite, tons. Total shipments, 1867
tons.
MERCHANDISE AID PRODUCE RIcEIPrs.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port Of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rain Northern Pacific,
.s Lake sSo1 soo.
Fanny Lake, 80 tons; Fairhaven, Is tons;
Henry Bailey, 10 tons; w. X. Merwin, tons:
Mabel, 2 tons; Bailey Gatzert, tons. Total re-
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot
Up S., 459,196.8l.
RECORD OF THE PAST wEE&
I've hundred and seventy-nias 1ranss
fsrs Aggregate o1.7S3,6is.oo :.
Deeds Filed Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January I.
1891, to date are IS. 459, 1861. The numbsS
of deeds recorded during the past week was
90, and the amount aggregated 81, 752, 6l2
Following is the record Of the week by dayss
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DR.. BOWMAN & CO.'S
NATIONAL
ENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
SEATTLE. WASH.


These well-known and reliable specialists treat
all chronic nervous, blood md skin dlseasea also
all acute and chronic diseases Of the eye and ear.
They are the most eminent physicians on the
American continent AS surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermatorzhoea, Semi
nal Losses. Night Emissions. Loss OF Vital Powers
Aversion to society, Nearly Discouraged Lack Of
Confidence, Dun, Llstless, Unfit for Study or Bust
ness PermsnentIy and speedily cured ,..
ments to marriage corrected.
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis COM
pletely eradicated without the use Of mercury.
Scrofula, Erysipelas Blote hes, Eruptions, Eczema
Acne Ulcers, Pimplos. Pains III the Head and
Bones, ETC.. permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY, Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Weak Back. Burning Urine. Frequency OF Uri-
mear on standing, Gonorrhda elect, Cystitus,
yartocele. Hydrocele, ETC., permanently cured.
Charges reasonable.
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen to twenty
days by the latest and most scientific methods
CATARRH, Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured.
PILES, Fistal. Fissure, Rectal Ulcers perfectly
cured without knife ligature or caustic No deten-
ton from business. over Z, 900 cases cured. Treat
ment scientific, safe and painless, and wonderfulin
It's results.
Debility, sieepiessness, Depression, Ovarian
Troubles, Inflammation liberation, Falling Dis
placements, DismenOrrhHa, Spinal Weakness,
kidney Complaints, Change of Life, etc
Office Hours--9 q. m. to p. m. Sundays. Q.
m. to IL m.
a. their homes by correspondence Consultation
free.
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AT PORT TOWNSEND.
5:05 80 SCI 81 l0.4J ST 1000 II
SEATTLE, Feb q. 1891.
Exchanges q Seattle clearing house today
amounted to $l36,3s2.0 S. The balances were
s4o1S7s.S6. Following II the record by days Tor
Total for the week.

=
This is $l2l,9i2 % less than the aggregate ex-
changes for the previous week, but is $685. 400 in
excess Of the aggregate for the corresponding
week last year
reports from the East show a constant i'm
provcment in the financial situation, though
TRADE 10 reported as being less active than year
ago. From the general complexion Of these re-
ports, the outlook ID encouraging. Local bank
ers maintain, however, that this easiness which
- reported In the East does not appear to be
materially affecting the situation here - yet.
They say the condition 10 improving, however,
ana hope that when the season opens up there
may be no scarcity of money. Much will de-
pend upon the amount the different railroad
companies will expend in completing and ex-
tending the various railway lines under con-
struction and improving those already built by
the erection OF building shops, ETC. And In this
the financial situation in the East will have I'm
portant bearing.
But three failures in the state were reported at
Brodstrccts local Office for the week, q follows:
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The attention Of dealers In supplies q ~
kinds il called TO the advsrtiselnen1 Of ~
board OF public works in another cQluI1 -
departmenn during the months q March -
April, ISL. p. n0L112o1
Secretary Doar1 Of Public Wo4k4
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VANCOUVER, WASH, Feb. 22.-Lafe last
night fire destroyed the government barn,
together with abont forty tons of hay. The
loss to the government is about s., 600. The
origin of the fire is unknown
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan. Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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ii YOU wsnt i've acres Of land, cheap, cali on l.
Ven LonsWay 4 Co., u9 Warrington building.
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HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

This ID the all-im poFtAnt question q ~ 0e&
Mr.. Brown says II / hadn't 70 eat oonia -
Mr.. Stedelin says be economical alo
buying your clothing q The 1mpex5als 1rsR
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SIS wiz give you perfect health II invested
IN NooTefs Revealed Remedy.
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nonTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD
"a = - lIne to take to an points Est ana
Uooth Ills the DTNTNo CAB ROUTE -
- 1 i i Sc ssal s'''
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(No change ok cArS)
r>ssd < Dining Cars unsurpessed. Pullman
Drawing boom ,.,s slssgeFs o 'aaess
nouRrsr SLEEPING CARS
- nat can b constructed and IN which -
n651tune ere both yBBx and furnieAed for
g dr1e Ok second-clnss tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
s i esst!nuou limo connecting with Al iinss. ~
! fS71'nem sleeper reservations can be secured tn
xSoco through any agent Of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
= "A nom III points IN America, ENGLAND md
1sle can y purchased q any ticket omcs q this
xaArss LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
6voriand through train, 6:l5 .. m.
THFSlnnd and south, 6:16 .. m. and 6:35 p. m
f&ohalk and Olympia. 6:16 =. N.
- md as! iocsI s;:i5 and s:is : M; is:ls.
TT SIS and 6:S6 p. m.
rRATNs WILL ARRIVE 1AoM
n6eesn points, 1895 q m.
sses ana 81. ia:as. $40 20 and ND ii:1o N;
ass and Z 80 p. m.
37sough Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, elegant
coaches, finest palace dining cars betWeon Ge-.
II Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service.
401a information concerning rates, time Of trains,
- and other details furnished on applicar
Ia a. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. All,
III First st.. cor. Washington, Portland, Or.
III - MADE Az, General Agent, seattle.
EHTI4RERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
S 1theaAt corner Ycsler avenue and CONNER.
street, Olympic block. Seattle, Wash.
ONKIN, Ticket Agent, Seattle depot, foot Of
d: fd street.
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Mr. Charles Russell, Of Eassss9 osslq. -
cured Of asthma Of 6fteen yoasv oIa10sn
0coro'D Revealed Remedy
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Il yoq wan. i.rn = ssa.ss,s 80 ss9 :
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0ulcxEsr TI45 TO OLYMPIA.
xAM1LcHrE AND oRAY's HAhBoA.


(eaudayA 10 = MI. IL . M, ~ m. p m. (Sun'
eAys ~ m }, p M. p m. 8 10 p M, p. M
Ieave Seastle-7:4O q. M, $3.50 . m, $3.50 q M,
feuudsys 1890 Z. M, 1880 . M, l:8O p. M,
1850 M, Sundays. $50 a m.). A:3O p. m, $3.50
81. s. BATES. Manager.
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TIDES At sxArrLr uAasoa roDAr
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Capital Stock. $4,000.
sANDlo PER CENT SECURITIES FoR SALE
Investments made in farm lands acre tracss
NsSiuehce and business property.
sssastfcai matter upon application.
= OLIsE. President. II. w. HTaeINs. Treas
y. "a sHEAFE, Vice Pres Ii. X. elise. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

We will, on
WEDNESDAY, APRu 90, 1901,
commencing at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, sell by auction,
on inc promises, and in the order named below,
the following PR0PERTY-to wit; 1870, o,,,p,,
LOT 22xl3O feet 10 alley, with IWO-SIOh1
BRICK DWELLING OF about eight rooms on
Leigh between Second ana Third streosS-No'
9O2. ,,,o,,1, I'm .,,r
nWFIIfNG Of about Ave rooms, situated on
Third between Leigh and jackson streets-No'
6Io. ,r,ro ,ro,,,
FRAME DWELLING Of about nye e rooms u IN gooo
order, situated corner Third and bates streets-
no. zoos north Third street.
lot 62xI3O feet, with Tw0-SToRY FRAME
DWELLING, situated on Second between Jack
son and Duyal streets-No; 70 sy,Ir FRAME
DWELLING, situated on jackson street De.
tween st. James and First streets--No. 10; and
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1891,
commencing at 5 o'clock, we will sell on the
premises, and in tho following order, the follow
for 45xi69 feet, with two Tw0-sToRY
BRICK DWELLINGS, situated corner st. James
and jackson streets-Nos- and T.
LOT 3Ox13O feet, with Two-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING, situated on ST. james street, be-
tween Baker and Charity streets-No. e07.
VACANT LOT on Shocks alley between Duval
and Baker streets, Of irregular shape, fronting
100 feet and running back good depth.
LOT 29xI00 feet to alley, with TWO-STORf
FRAME STORE and DWELLING, situated cor
ner Leigh and Munford streets-No. 700.
These sales offer an opportunity 20 secure pay
ing Investments, and as the property must be
sold special attention Is asked. Sale will begin
promptly at O'Clock.
TERMS; One third in cash; residue In three
eqnal payments Mt six, twelve, and eighteen
months, for notes, with interest added, and title
retained until all the purchase-money Is paid
and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
HILL CARTER,
y. o. JAMES,
II. II. CARDWELL,
Commissioners.
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,EXTRA LARGE SALE TO-DAY
AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
FURNITURE, WALNUT DESKS, NEW MAT.
TING, CARPETS, &c.

NV sale THIS DAY embraces large consign-
nen,. consisting Of Q FULL CHAMBER SUITS,
marble top. with mirror to washsiand; o rolls
NEW MATING, assorted colors; i splendid
WALNUT DESK, every convenience for papers
and books: Is assorted BEDsTEADs; 10 BU-
RRAus; "a OAK CHAIRS; HAIR-CLoTH
BEp.LoUNGE and SOFA; @ splendid old MA
HoGANY HAIR CLOTH CHAIRS; several
SOFAS; single and double MATTRESSES; ROCK
ING-CHAIRs: 2 NEW RBFRIGERAToRS; =
CARPETS; COoK-sTovE; i TAILORs SING
IN MACHINE; 10 pair RoLLER-skATEs;
WAsHsTANDsi ! ,sglendid OF, oEEI GRIINE 4
zinc ana leather; NEW SCALES; small LOT o.
GROCERIES,: so dozen PLATES; 20 pair OF
PANTS: Is COATS, and many other DEslhA-
BILE GOODS. coono
Don't fail 70 attend the sale, as the GOODS
must be sold for cash and taken away AT once
as / need the room for other consignment@
~ J. II. VALENTINE,
,7 Auctioneer.