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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast Corner 7th ard n a, IN

Vyf GKEEN " III LIAMS, Auctfoneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and d streets
u On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant, at &
OYIo clock p. m we shall sell in front of the
100 feet deep, in Square No N4, fronting on u a.
north. between l2th and 18th SITS. west
Terms: One hrd cash; balance ct SIX and tv eIve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All couveyancing
end STAN ps at cost Of purchaser. $50 down on the
day Of sale.
my 13-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~ GREEN WILLIAMS AuctioD,ers,
- No. 319 Southeast corner OF 7th and ID street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
lot, FRONTlNG On 9TH STREET WES.
BETWEEN RAND STREETS NORTH.
- By virtue OF q deed of trust. dated the 18th
I'd day 81 February, A. ID. $50, and duly recorded
Liber No. COS, folio i0l, of the land records
Tor ashngton county, in the District of Columbia
shall SILL at public sucti in front of the prem
lses. on MONDAY, the 22d day of May. A. ID ISL,
az o Q clock .. m the following described property
hlIthst certain piece or parcel OF r-ound situsted
and being In the city Of Washing on. ID. O.. and
known upon the ground plan OF said city as part of
Lot numberC twelve No. l2l, in lrare mum 0erea
tour hundred and nineteen No: 4l9p, beginning for
he same 7t1 street west. at the southeast c1rner
OF said Lot numbered twelve No. l2I. thence run
ling north on said street twenty a9D feet
west hundred feet 100 feet thence south twenty
feet % feet thence east one hundred feet oO feet
TO the place OF beginning, with the improvements
consis ing OF q Frame Dwelling House
Terms One half cas h; balaI ce In and IL months,
for notes bearing interest, ann secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold. All conveysncing and
revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser SlUy
down on the day OF sale Ind If the terms of sale
not complied with in FIVE days after the day of SALE
the Trustee reserves the right resell the
at the risk and cost of the defanltng purchaser by
Advertising lhree times in newspaper published
in W ashington city
GEO. w. MITCHELL. Trustee
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UBIDAL AND FUHERAL WRHATHs. BO-
- QUITS, CkOSsES, ANCHORS and SRA Rs
Preserved or E.smeled in Wa1. All kinds OF HI air
Bredins done. Ornamental II air Work on Glass and
Pearl b. Mrs. rSiBS, late Of Boston, 9O9 sth st.,
near i. Esfert 1ces:-Mrs. President GIANT, Mrs
Cssty den. Ton pGins, Gen. Aiken tanls- IL
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PROPOSALS.
BON MANUFACTURERS

Two IRON MANUFACTURERS
Proposals for a First Order Iron Ltght- Hous, 10
BE- Erected al Southspest Pass, Mouth Of Nlssis-
siPpi River, louisiana.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FkAME DWELLING
BETWEEN Sd And AZ STREETS.
- By virtue of . deed Of trust. dated Septsu-
G.. Der b. $50, and recorded IL No 62a, folio 3lI
sA one Of the land records of Washington county,
Dist let of Columbia and by direction of the party
secured thereby shall sell at public auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY. the 10th day OF May,
ISL AT O'Clock m, part Of Lot No Is, in square
No 64S on street south.
Terms One half cash and the balance at 6 and Il
months with notes bearing interest secured by deed
OF trust upon the premises. All convey aucing and
revenue 81 amps at purchasers cost. A deposit of
$50 will be required when the property is sold
JOHN ID. CLARK. JR.. Truste.,
apl9 law5ds LATIMER 4 uLEARY, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE ID POSTPONED UN-
til Tuesday, the asa day Of Nay, lS7l at the
same hour and place. by order of
JOHN ID CLARK, JR.. Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

RI LArIMER CLEARY, Auctiouser,,
~ tsurcessors % Cooper 4 Latimer
eoutnve9 corner Pennsyfvanis ave- and iltb street
THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD ErrECrs or rur
khk MOOD HOUSE. COMPRISING rae
fUkNITURE OF UyER NINETY RoCH =
CONSISTING OF FREEOH FLAIR mIRRoRS
E thkRRSSsEss' 6TiH aR1GI AND INGR siS
STE.Ds: BUREAUS WASH srAESS whRp-
ROBkS; PARLpR SUITES, FEATHER BEDS,
bnbs1ERs. AND PILLOWS, HAIR Ann
hgsK n rTHEssEs. TOI LETsErs Ss0EKp'
ELY AND GLASSWARE. OFFICE FURN1-
TURE, IRON sAFE, &c AT AUCTION
a In consequence ct the proprietor o., the
VI above named well known Hotel having teiers
~ mined to make extensive alterations in The
"bniiding; and at the same time reft and ra
furnish throughout, We will CELL coumercing
on TUESDAY. May 10 At 10 O'clock m and
cont nuirg from day to day. - the SAM hour nn,ii
all IL SD The entire effects of sai housa Al, nsts5
on the Dur'hesst corner of Ponnsylvania avenue
and eth street "'0HN'
Sale positive Terms each
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QH 9REEN q WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers,
- $40, Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.

PROPERTY AT AUCTION
a BY virtue OF dsed of trust. dated November
a; 18th. $50 and duls recorded in Lber $50 folio
III, OF the land records of Washing county
O, we wi i sell at public auction, on WEDNEs-
DAY. May gath, at o clock D. m on the prem
ISIS that piece of ground street near the Co
lnnlbia rsilroad, now about to be made.J nam sly
Part of Lot 8. in Square SIS fronting y feet on
street, betweeD AL and 5th SITS and having depth
Of loo feet to 9 IS foot paved alley improved by
handsome three story and basement pressed brick
Termt of sale: One-fourth cs@h: balance in l. 4
sno years. with interest secured by doed of trust
the property. Ii the terms not com piled with
within ye day after the sale, the property will be
rSssd sf the risk and of the detaultng purcha-
ser deposit of 500 when the properfy IL struck
on All convey ancing and stamps at the purchaser
cost. X. p. DODGE.
PA DARNEILLE, Trustees.
myl6 u GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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GEO. w. MITCHELL Trustee
my I'D GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts
RY GBEEN WILLIAMS, Aucttopeers
II No. 319, southeast cornerof 18th and % streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EkOpERTG EkONTING On STREET
N0kTH, BETWEEN Arm AND srH STREETS
WEST. AT AUCTION.

PkOPERTG EhONTIN9 On STREET
N3kTH. BETMEkN ARR AND srH STREETS
- On TUESDAY, the 23d day of May, A D.
E lo7i, at O'Clock p. m l shall sell, on the
~premisss. by viz tue of Q deed OF trust dated
the 4th day of November, A. 1859. and duly re-
cord' in Liber No sol. 70 10 2a9, of the land
records OF Washington county. in the Dislrict of
Columbia, all that certain piece. parcel or lot OF
ind situate, lying and being ia the said city of
the ground plat rlan thereof part OF lot four
teen, a. In square touth Of square numbered FIVE
hundred and sixteen sic commencing for the said
Part of said lot at the distance of sixteen 100 feet
west from the northeast corner of said lot, on 1
stree north, and running thence west along the line
OF said street six ( feet: thence south to the
rear line of said lot numbered fourteen thence east
along said line sixteen tl6D feet, and thence
north TO the point of beginning, with the improve
ents thereon, which consist OF a wostory Frame
House.
Terms: One third cash: balance ia six and twelve
MONTHS for notes bearing ten cent interest and
secur ed by deed OF trust the premises All con-
veyaLcinG and revenue stamps at the OF pur
chaser. HOO down the day of sale; and il the
terms IF sale not complied with within we DAYS
after the day Of SALE the Trustee the right
10 resell the property at the risk and co<t the de-
fsnltpg purchaser. by advertising three times in
some newspaper publi.hed IN W sshipgton. d. O.
JOHN w. BoTELER Trustee
my9-eoSds GBEEN WILLIAMS Aucts
DY LATIMER CL1ARY, Auctioucers,
Id IN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


Pr eRfEsa WILLIAMS. Auctionser.
~ Auotioneers and Real E,tate Brokerr
MO. SiS. southeast corner 9TH and d s1reei.
GnaRnIANs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
rR0VkD REAL ESTATE ON eOGTH siDHoF
EsTREEr NORTH, NEXT To rHF CoRNSx
nnFFoUhTH STREET WEST, wAsaIsGTON,
- ~ virtue of u deere. OF the Sunrama Cou,,
III OF the District 81 Columbia 11ldinv a an Griai
nnd.r. uIm Hon hrthn. Mac rthur, inst,cs tns
dec, ased, will sell. IN front ot the crafni.as ON
TUESDAY, the 18th day o. May d Is7Is a. Is
In saua 5s1 begiI ming twenty eet from the north
east corner on said lot, on street nor h. ami fTont
ing on said street; westward from said point
twenty 2b feet, aud running back with thai uni
form width seventy five 49, feet.
Terms, prescribed by the decree: One third cash
sic down on day OF sale,I and balance in equal
est evider ced ~ notes Of the purchaser secured b.
sretention of the title uni payment If the tenn
are BOT complied VII in Ave days from sale the
property to be resod AZ he risk and the de-
detaultiDR purchaser, Stamps and convey sncing az
VIM. II. BALDWIN,, Guardian.
mS3 GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auotionser,,
- No. S19 southeast corner Of 7th and ID street
yALUABLE BUILDING LOT eS EAST TERMS.
TWEEN AID 4TH WEST, At AUOTIoN
N On TUESDAY. the 18th instant at g o clock
~ m, IN front OF the premises, We shall sell part
by 90 feet ~ iucbes deep.
This pro perty offers q eat induce to purchss
ers wishing to purchase first class bdt'ding OF
only have 10 build front aud back walls
Terms: One-hfth cash: balance ia one, two, three.
and secured by deed of trust on the premises. Ali
purchaser. $50 down on the day of sale.
myI3-td GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Rf 0BEBH q WILLIAMS. Auctfoneerv
~ Auotioneere and Real tate Brokerr
No. 319. southeast corner 9TH ana ID sJr.e,.
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MUFFLING THE THROAT.

What is the best mode of protecting the
throat from colds, where person is very
susceptible to them? The common way
of protecting the throat is to bundle and
wrap it up closely, thus over heating and
rendering it tender and sensitive, and
more liable to colds and inflammation
than before.
This practice is all wrong, and results
in much evil. Especially Is this the case
with children, and wheu, in addition to
the muffiing cf the throat, the extremi
ties are insufficiently clad, as is often the
case, the best possb conditions are pre-
sented tor the production of sore TIN
coughs: Group, and all sorts ofthroat and
tnng affection. 1t is wrong to exclude
cold air from the neck, and if it is over
heated a portion of the time, when it is
exposed, some form of disagreement OF
the throat will be apt to occur.
The rule in regard to clothing the neck
should be to keep it as cool as comfort
Will allow. La doing so you will suffer
much less from throat ailments than if
you are always fearful of hayinc a little
cold ar come In contect with the neck.
Any one who has been accustomed to
have his. throat muffled should becarefuI
to leave off gradually, and not allat once
Herald IF HeJitb.
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HOME TALK TO GIRLS.

Your every day toilet is part of your
character. A girl that looks like fury"
or ..slover'' in the morning is not to be
trusted, however finely she may look in
the evening. No matter how humble
your room may be. there are eight things
it should contain, namely: A mirror,
wash stand, soap, towel, comb, hair, nail
and tooth brushes. Those are just as es-
sestial as your breakfast, before which
you should make good use Of them; Pa
rents who fail to provide their children
with such appliances not only make
great mistake but commit sin OF omis-
sion. Look tidy in the morning., and
after the dinner work is over improve
your toilet. Make it rule Of your life
to dress mp" for the afternoon. Your
dress may or need not be ANYTHING better
than calico; but with ribbon or flower
or some bit of ornament, you can have an
air of self-respect and satisfaction that
invariably comes with being well dressed.
n girl with fine serSbllities cannot help
feeling embarrassed and awkward in a
ragged and dirty 9rcss, with her hair I'M
kept, should ncighbor come in. More
over, your se]frespect should demand
the decent appareling of your body
You should make it point to look as
we'll as you can, even if you know nobody
will see you but yourself. Exchange.
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HEALTH MAXIMS.

One of the first steps from childhrod
to ruin, is concealment from parents. -
Secure the confidence of your children.
No daughter was ever lost who confded
wholly to her mothers heart. No young
man ever went to ruin who made his faith
er his most intimate friend
The average duration of the life of
men after retiring from business" is
less than three years.
If man faints away lay him at full
length, push back the crowd and give
him plenty of fresh air. The philosophy
Of a fainting fit is, the heart fails to send
the proper supply Of blood to the brain !;
if the person is erect. the blood has to be
thrown up hill, but if lying down, it has
to be projected horizontally, which re-
quires less power.
How many poor fellow would be
saved from the penitentiary and the gal
lows every year had he been blessed With
a good wife.
There is more love in full flour bar
rel than there is in all the roses and DO
sizes aad woodbines that ever grew.
The more sick people sleep the sooner
they get we'll.
The best gymnasium is wood yard, a
clearing or corn6eld.
Whiskey cures many ailments by kill
ing the patient.
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OUR GIRLS.

Between the eras of swaddllng bands
and corsets and crinoliEe, there used to
be period of a few years when arms
and limbs could climb trees and scale
heights like their projeuitors mentioned
by Darwin, and muscle, slDew and blood
babe fair to hold their own. The little
bare headed, tanned girl of ten astride
bridleless saddleless horse, or padding
down stream OF raj: Of her cHn con-
structing, and a season of poor animal
enjoyment, and it was thought enough if
she grew plump and rosy, was early to
bed and early to rise, and could sing the
fives to the tune of Y ankee Doodle. She
must have been far in her teens, or out
Of them, before she caught glimpse Of
the model young lady, with tapering
waist, pinched feet, fastidious appetite,
and a general air of languor pervading
every moment and utterance. She look
ed upon the lay figure with admiration
and forthwith commenced remodeling
herself, but with different success. As
the twig is bent the tree is inclined.
Nature had good start, and she would
not yield to art without hard struggle.
The few robust women Of so to-day are
the ones whose young lives were Tree and
careless as the birds, W bose clothing new
6r ICLLerCu nlnDS nor pTeSSeO lungs NuOSG
impulses and instincts were never check
ed or killed outright by Mrs. Grundy S
structures.
Where are the girls now who can play,
and where are the clothes in which they
can enjoy play without fear and tremb-
ling? Think of trying to wade through
a brook, and of enjoying the delicious
sensation of water running over bare-feet
and around bare ankles, when at every
step one must ask Sue, does the low
er hounces touch the water? VIII the
over-skirts get splashed? Is the pan
nier too low, and are the ends of the sash
tucked up ?" Think of trying to climb
a cherry tree, and enjoying the feat and
the fruit, when every climb threatens
your chignon and frizzled top not, or of
jumping from the beam into the hay
NOW, when your neither limbs are laced
in high CATERS and bound in tight bands
one would drop down straight and inc
lastic as mump 1t is unwise gener-
osity in American children to give these
sports to the Irish and German, reserving
for themselves croquet and pic-nics, at
which elaborate toilets can be displayed
and studied etiquette observed. These
are for ladies, for if child is left to act
out childho God it will no more choose a
play that is bounded by limits or rules
than would lamb or squirrel.
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LOSS OF CURIOUS DOCUMENT

The burning of the archepscopal pal
ace at Rourges following so close on the
conflagration at Nancy naturally inspires
great alarm For other buildings. The
palace at Bourges, built in Louis XVI.
style, was o. no architectural value in
itself, but it contained works of art and
manuscripts of inestimable price. The
most remarkable document in the Bish-
op s collection was, a0ithout doubt, the
order for the execution Of Jesus Christ,
which was the personal property of the
family De la Tour d Auvergue. The or
der runs thus:
Jesus of Nazareth, of the Jewish
! tribe of Judah, convicted Of imposture
and rebellion against the divine authori-
ty of Tiberius Augustus, Emperor of the
Romans, having on his sacrilege been
| condemned to die on the cross by the SEN
tence of the Judge, Pontius Plate, on
the prosecution of our Lord Herod, lieu
tenant of the Emperor in Judea, shall
be taken tomorrow morning, the 23d
day of the ides of March, to the usual
place OF punishment, under the escort of
company of the Pratoria1 guard. The
so called king of the Jews shall be taken
out by the Strunean gate. (Signed)
Capel, Jerusalem, 22d day of the ides of
March, year Of Rome, 1873. 1.-The Cos
7pODOIIt0n
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TO BE REMEMBERED.

Three things to love-courage gentle
ness, and affection.
Three things to Observation-Disclosures
power, dignity, and gracefulness.
Three things to hate-cruelty, AFRO
gance, and ingratitude.
Three things to wish for-health
friends, and cheerful spirit.
Three things to like-cordiality, good
humor, and mirthfulncss.
Three things to avoid-idlentss To-
quacity, and tippant testing.
Three things to cultivate good books,
good friends, and good humor.
Three things to contend tor-honor,
country, and friends.
Three things to govern-tempcr, ton
que, and conduct.
Three things to think about-life
death, and eternity
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WENT FOR HIM. 4 roush-lookine
specimen of humanity was recent,
promenading up Chatham street, New
DIRK, when be came paumply upon a
jew, specimen of his face about whom
there was no mistake.
Without word of warning. the rough
Knocked him sprawling into the gutter.
Picking himself up and taking his bleed
ing nose between his fingers and thunl b
he demanded an explanation.
shut up: III bust yer again - shout
ed the aggresSor, approaching him again.
Il have never done notings nit you,
and vat for you mash me in de nose ?''
asked Abraham
Yes. yer hev; yer Jews crucifed
Jesus Christ, and have mind to go
for You again.
But; mine Colt, dat wash eighteen
hundred years ago, said the Jew.
We'll, | don't care if it was: T only
heard OF 1t last night" replied the I'M
washed, and be went at him again.
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DISASTERS by land and by water con-
tinue to occur, notwithstanding the ear
nest protests of the people against the
criminal carelessness of those with whom
their lives are entrusted. The late ter
rible railroad accident at Revere, Massa-
chusetts by which over a hundred hui
man beings were killed or wounded, was
clearly the result of carelessness on the
part of the men in charge Of the express
train, aud the explosion Of the boiler of
the Ocean Wave. at Mobile, by which
fifty or sixty persons were murdered or
nangled, developcs equal criminolity in
some responsible parties. The remedy
for this species of manslaughter can be
found in any of oar courts and the soon
er the guilty parties are brought to the
criminal bar and punished, the sooner
will we be spared the recital Of the sick
ening horrors with which the public
press is now teeming.
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ENGINEER AND MILITARY EXPEDI-
TIoN.-A military expedition Is fitting
out at St. Paul with two purposes in
view. They are to accompany the en-
glneers Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
while making the final location of the
line through Western Dakota and East
ern Montana. They will also make an
effort to repress hostile demonstrations
of the Sioux Indians In the Yellowstone
alley. The expedition will consist of
seven companies Of infantry, of forty two
men each. four Gatlin guns, twenty two
mounted Indian scouts, twenty five mem
oers OF Engineer corps, aDd seventy
Transfers, and other government em-
ployes, making in all nbout GOO men,
The expedition will leave Fort Rice on
the upper Missouri September 9th, and
VIII be absent some sixty or seventy DAYS
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THE DEACON'S RETORT.

The Deacon was not very much behind
if the following story be true. In small
town on the Schuykill River, there is a
church in which the singing had run
down. 1t had been led many years by
one Of the Deacons, whose voice and mu-
steal powers had been gradually failing
One evening the clergyman gave out the
hymn, which was in an odd measure,
rather harder than usual, and the deacon
led off. Upon its conclusion, the minis
ter said:
Brother B. will please repeat the
hymn, as [ cannot pray after such sing
ing ~
The Deacon very composedly pitched
into another tune, and the clergyman
proceeded with his prayer. Having fin
ished he took up the book to give the
second hymn, when he was interrupted
by the Deacon gravely getting up and in
voice audible to the whole congregation
saying
"Will Mr. another prayer
1t would be impossible for me to sing af
ter such a prayer as that.
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D.HE U'RlBuHE.
Official City and County Paper
WHAT IS LIFE.
BY J. c. c.


LIES 8 bark upon the ocean.
Hour sands passing one by one;
Two great forces in ceplnotion,
An earnest race that must De run.
" it'll its sunshine. comes the shadow,
Blacklist cloud has lining bright;
Life, brings to thee joy and sorrow,
Peace Is brought by choosing right.
OF thy bark, thoG art the captain,
With thee layeth 20 decide
If thou'lt face the current, wrapt in
Fiercest storms every side;
Or, If on Pacific waters
Waited on By gentle gale,
Thou Gost reach the sunny portal
where urclOuded skies prevail
In thine hand thou holdst the hour-glass,
Not for thee to check, but guide
Eaci, little sand grain that may pass,
To the good, OF evil side.
" Een IN death thine eyelds slumber
And the grains. &c be told,
Iet the good the bad cntuumter,
Ia the glass thine hand did hold.
OF the conflict thou art master,
Though the strife lie fierce and strong,
Though thy foes come thicker, faster,
Thou nlay'st conquer all ere long.
Watch, be firm, lie brave, grow stronger,
Shuu the darkness, walk in day,
In thine heart let right now conquer,
Drive out evil once for aye.
In the race thou'aFt the runner,
Though the track he thorTy, steep,
Press thou to the beck ming summit,
Pause til u not TO moan weep,
OF the many, some mount with thee,
More, discouraged, wander down;
Turn not, stay not, onward speed thee
Thou shalt wear the victors crown.