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RY WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 9OQ Peunaxlynnia axenne

SALE OF ROSEWOOD PIANO, WALNUT PAR
LOB AND CHI AMBER SUITES, SIDEBOARps
sTELAnSs SOFAS, CHAIRS, TABLES, II AlR
CREDIT OF THIRTY AND SIXTY DAYS, 10
CLOSE C0NSIGNMENTS.
On TUESDAY, February 1lth, com
H7Vf%ensc at 10 o'clock, We win sen, within
OF Furniture, &c, consisting Of l7- =
Second hand Piano, octave, Stool and Cover,
Parlor Suites. In rep and haIcluth,
I line Parlor Suite, London smoke,
fine WI lnut Chamber Suites, with Dressing Cases
3 W alnut NJ. +. Chamber Sets,
W alnut, Trimmed Oak, Chamber Sets,
Oak Chamber Sets,
1 Cottage Sets, Imitation Walnut wardrobes, Book
cases, Bureaus, S&icboarde, n. T. Tables, What
nots, Hat Trees, @; S, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Fine Walnut NJ 7. Hall Suite, Carved Chairs,
Fine White Hair Mattresses,
Walnut and Oak Marble-top Sideboards,
Walnut N arble top Tables, 80.
GO Cottage Bedsteads. different stvles,
% Double and Single Mattresses,
Also, q lot Of Second hand Il urniture,
Also, . line OF 4, 6 and 81 0ilcloths,
With numerous other articles in the Furniture line
All sums under $50, cash; ever that aIi,ountJ I
credit Of 30 and 90 DAYS. for notes bearing interest,"
rs VIM. l.. WALL q Co., Aucts
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STEAMER LINES.

-
CUNAkD LINE.
~
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
IROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
-
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
~Cuha Sat ..Feb. q Abyssinia ed Feb 26
Parthia... Wed-Feb. Il ALGERIA. ed Mar s
edf s,,;! Cuba Jul, ed Mar Z
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
pAh from New fork.
RATES OF PassAeE.-Cabin, $50, 500, and $50
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional <3tE8
Return tickets on favorable terms.6
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Pr LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
~ H-a, Es...e Brokers and Iuc,ioneArs.
Southwest corner AHA ave. and IN stree,
Star Office Building

JRlcIEES kALE OF VALUABLE REvER
SlONARY INTERESTS IN THE WAREHOUSE
AND STORE ROOMS, 462 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN FOUR
AND,A HALF AND SIXTH STREETS NORTH
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me dated De.
Id cenber Is, 1853, ami duly recorded in Liber 65j
Afolio a9 one of the land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, viii eel, at public
auction in front of the premises, on THU RSbAY
March 6, 1873, at o'clock p. m, the reyersionry
interests Of one half ~ and ten tn n I0l in LOT
numbered 81 reservation B. lying and being In the
city III ashneton, D. with improv ements there
on consisting of a substantial brick warehouse said
lot fronting twenty five f7sl feet on south side Of
Pennsyl' ania avenue, and running one hundred and
twenty seven (117) feet, five go inches to alley in
rear said reyersonary interests to be sold subject to
the life estate of widow who Is about ~ years OF
age. n
Terms: One half cash, and residue in AMI IL
months, TO be secured upon the property sold. and
10 bear interest. The sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars TO be paid AZ the time Of the acceptance of the
bid, and If the terms of the sale not complied
with IN hve DAYS from the time of the sale the
rerty viii be resOd at the of the efaung pur-
chaser. Convey ancing Mt purchasers cost.
RICE W. PAYNE, Trustee
fS-eo8ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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RY THOMAS E. wACGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, Sl9 7th street.


- Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated
July H. lS2, and recorded July Is, 1872 in liber
trct Of Columbia the undersigned trustee, willsel
At public auction, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF
February 1873 in front Of the premises, at clock
tlSl, In Thomas W. Soran's subdivision of lots one
ID two (2 three Cd, four I'D and FIVE (5D in the sub
division OF part OF square numbered three hundred
and seventy hve 1881 made by Joshua Francis Fish
er and the w Washington City Orphan Asylum as the
said. Sorane subdivision is recorded in lber II. d
g., No. j, folio y, In the SURVEYORS Office
And Immediately after the sale Of said lot the said
Undersigned, trustee, will also sell at the place,
under apd by virtue Of another deed of trust bearing
same date, and recorded day, I'm lber 6sS foil
"a all OF lot numbered hundred and two l02) i'm
said Sorans subdivision Of part Of the same square
numbered three hundred and seventy five 1851
These lOts front G street, between 9Th and 10th
streets northwest, and each improved by a very
valuable three. story building, with Mansard roof
and back buildings There are bay windows in front
and each house will make very eligible, 6rst-cIass
residence.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-thrd cash, and the residue in
six twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest from
day Of sale the deferred payments to be secured on
property sold; $500 to be paid on each lot at the
time Of sale and If terms Of sale are not complied
with in five days from day Of sale the property will
All convey ancing at purchaser cost.
GEO. +. APPLEBY. Trustee
Us eo&ds THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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u LATlMEk u CL kAk1,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and iith st y,
.-.r Star Of1ee Buildings.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL Es
TATE AT TIN SOUTHWEST CORNER OF X
STREET AND DELAWARE AVENUE NORTH
~ Under and by virtus Of decree of the su-
ia. pfeme Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed
1:Ain equity cause numbered 2S0l, in said court,
wherein Joseph b. Bry an and others are complain
asts, against Johsnna Daily Mary Daily, and 9TH
cfs defendants, the undersigned trustees, duly
in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the tenth
lOth) day Of February, A. D. 1873, at Az O'Clock in
the afternoon, part Of lot seven az in square
hundred fifteen i7l5l, beginning for the same seven
teen (5l feet from the northeast corner Of said
square, in the line Of DelawAre avenue, and thence
running on the line Of said avenue seventeen M
feet to street thence due west along the line Of
street north sixty and nine feet and
inchesl, thence due north and at right angles with
and thence in q stragh& line to the place of begin
ming, together with she improvements thereon
The terms OF sale e. prescribed by said decree:
cash, and balance in six, nine, and twelve
months, with interest from day OF sale, secured
by tho promissory notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers, endowed to the satisfaction Of the
trustees, or the purchase money can be paid
all cash on the day Of sale or ratification theEeaf By
the court said balance Of purchase money shall be 4
all purchase money shsll be Hrst paid Ali CONVEY
ancng shall be at the cost Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers. &lO0 down az time Of sale ~
WILLIAM J. MILLER,l r..
Z-dsds LATfMER / CLEARLY, Aucts.
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A ROMANTIC MEETING AND HAPPY WED
DING.-And now Newark has its little romance
few years ago George Stephens while clerk in
to Ella Morrison, a farmers daughter. For a
year all was well, but another young lady re-
ceiyed trifing attentions and Ella broke the en-
gagement. stephens went to Pfttsburg was
successful, and became proprietor Of q large
mandatory. Yesterday he visited Newark
and IN passing through one of the mills his eve
loom. He pretended not to recognise her. but
when the girls came from the building when
work was done, Stephens was waiting. He ad-
dressed the girl as Ella Morrison. Her father
died after he went to PittsbHg, and she was
left penniless. From Orange county she went
to New York, thence to Paterson and Newark,
working her way alone. Mr.. George STEPHENS
and Mis- Ella Morrison are 10 be married TODAY,
and Wal start for Pittsburg Immediately after
the erem0ny.-N u. Sun, ia.
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JAY COOKE q CO.,
BAN x Z Rs,
nays WASHINGTON.
'DROPOSALs FOR THE ERECTION OF A
NEW bCH0OL-HOuSE.

A TTKNTI0N, BUILDERsi
CODEY's LIME AND BEST BANK SAND
For sale in quantities to suit.
H0LLIDGE BROS,
Dealers 80 Wood, Coal aad FEED,
f6N sth and O, and st., bet. 9Th and 7th NV.
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Sam ~ once, as we cannot guarantee the ahova mn
paf"'ed low prices for any definite length Of time
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RAILROADS.

BAL1IhGaEani lk ksB oHIoM@ q
wAsHIssTos, jan p, 49, go ~
MORE and WASH iNGToS AND TAs w Est are
~" 'Da = '0'G FOR BALTIMORE.
and i s ssa 40 se IS Sou s and So So
ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave At 443 and s'o a. m, and leo, SIS, SO 500
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at As, s,S and s:4s
@ Mo am. sSf S Il and and az s sSpd1y at AS and
loving i sas. and sn S Ri sIs stop A. the fol-
Isufs Annapolis Junction, H anoSsss and SdiR eias.
Ais9, the SIS p m vii stop at Jessups Cut, and the
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
o. oa ~ a. M and llo p M but no trains to or
FOR NORFOLK
Leave at Zoo p. m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF. THE WEST.
- an; ND SIS and SO 81 sssaas9 4 Is and and
From New Yors, Phii.defpsia and Baltimore, a.
s,S mp ps and ELS and sY R p M
Ercn Ba.simere = $50, go $40 and lilo m,
Arrive At 1:50, SIS and lO.6O D. m
Through tickets TO the West can be had at the
day also At the Company ass PeDnsyI ~ as
syeuus Psssengrrs purchasing tickets at the Ave
called for and checked their residence taken to the
New TS5s Phil.ss ss s snd Boston see .d-
's THos pssHfH5pu H.. LINE
Go ae af1 Hs aSsT s.nins.on j.
THRoGGH LINE BETWEENN-
i"ffihhi1as . aSS S hHsL f6kkl - =
WASHINGTON sns NEW 81
FOR NEW YORK, witaom change of ears.
leave daily te1eep' Sunday at sao a. m, LOO and
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BY wh L. VAL A., CO. 3, 5 A,p9s.iOneers. 81
No. 900 and goa Psnnsyivsnia avenue.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION
FOR C0EyENIENCE OF SALE.
~" On WEDNESDAY MORNING, February
HfS12th. 1o13 commencing az 10 o'clock m
3a 1--WE will sell on the nrst foor Of our ssles
rooms a fine assortment Of Groceries
l,,quors, &c We name in part
Bbls. Granula.ed Crushed and Brown Sugar.
Bbls. Syrup and MoIasses.
l,bls, W biskie- Gins. Re, &c.
Shctts and half Chests Green and Black Teas.
Bags Java and Rio Coffees
Boxer Starch, Candles, Soaps, Mustard
1--we, Condemned Milk. Drcons, W xshboards
Canned Peaches. Corn, Tomatoes 90.
Bbls. Fish and Vinegar
Lard, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, ID, usbes
Hams, Bacon and Shoulders
Fixtures, Platforms scales, Counter sics
Tea Caddies. Stand Cssks, Scoops
Horse, Wagons and Harness. .
Two Silver plated Show Cases.
Lot Second hand Furniture
rs Rep. tn.&wl W. L. WALL 4 CO, Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIopeers
- No. 1000 Northwest 10th and street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY.
~ BY yirtue of two deeds Of trust dated Ma,
ES 18th a. d. 1872, and dnly recorded IN Liber No
10y, folio s. &c, and Liber No 6S4, folio 81, &c
OF the Land Records for the county Of ashin gton
IN the District Of Columbia, and by direction OF th
been given to secure the amounts as follows with i'm
terest thereon at ten per cent per annum advance
and issnsd upon the same; Wv sisco on May Y
lS2; 500 on May 30, lS2; Sss on Jul,
2, r., and Se4-I will sell at PUBLIC auction
the goth day of February. A. d. 1873, at O'CLOCK
p m, Lots numbered one hundred and four lO4 and
one hundred and Eve (lO6l, in soran' subdivision OF
lots IN square numbered three hundred and sevenf
h!e 1879, in the city Of Washington ID. c. together
Win all the improvements thereon. The said lot.
are well located north street, near the Patea.
ONCE, and the improvements are two unfinished re
sdences. Each lot viii be offered separately
Terms Of sale: One fourth in cash. of which g 2s
must De paid each lot at the time of sale the de-
ferred payments to be made in one and two years,
with interest at ten per cent. per annum, pa abe
seni annually and secured by deed of trust to the
satisfactod Of the trustee Terms Of sale to be fully
complied with within six days after day of sale OF
erwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property after one week notice at the risk and cost
cest. JAMES C., KENNEDY Trustee :
fS-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucfs
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AUCTION SALES.

III ". &. WALL a Co. Auclion-srs.
kos. 900, and yoa snassissal: sssse (
LARGE AND PERRMPTORY SALE OF A
LANCE STOCK OF CAEIkLS. AArfIACe.
on INT KsbAY MORNING, reUrusr, Is. cca
neEcng ~ III oc'cck. on the hfst aspd second aoo
serve, to Close cons ignments {
. pieces q Crvssy and other makes o. Pae~-tyy and
. =. Bod y Bruserk
% pieces OF Three ply he~s makes
% pieces oil Supcrfne and Other IpsrsiDs
pieces ID almond A Coca Msttipxs .
81 pieces Of W hite and Check Canton MATING.
AISo, sg--IFF- L.
A line OF Oiicloths, Rugs, Crumb Cloths. Sc. ne
Al. sun under SO caAh: or r that amcuD8 crcdt
u endorsed, bearing interest. And We weasid &C.
spec'fuiiy call the attention OF buyers to the above
sac, as the goods are oil d the very best makes {
rs w L. WALL q 90 Aurtioneers.
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has obt aimed from the supreme Court yf the Dis
trct Of Columbia, holding special tern, letters tes
LINEAwEAvER, late Of Washington cou1ty, d.
O., deceased. All persous having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber on
before the 18th lay Of january nexf they may other
estate Given under my hand this 18th day Of jan
"i iaSis , PRUDENCE N. LINlAwEAyER.
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ENGLAND AND RUsSIA.-"1he dominisn ar
the English over 2na.oco.co Asiatics.'s write.
Mr.. karl Blind in the New Free Prcss OF Ger
many, ''rero>es in a great measures on prrstie-
on a belief i'm power. If this belief A. onc.
shake N by the approach OF Russaa. eiemeats of'
hostility, which were hitherto rest sinea IN ipfis
VIII suddenly become active: and theuit ~ie
require unoeasing excrtions 60 Keep them do,,
Thus Engiand would be forced % an extension
Of her military institutions, which ~ould
exercise the moss pernicious influence ON her
inner political progress Mr.. Gladstone. as |.
Liberal Minister, ought. before all Others u,
perceive that a firm attitude i'm regard 90 Rus
sia at the present moment would nip in the bud
many future complic stions and al fffcultieS. Tho
decision which Is to be taken az the foreis IN
once is therefore looked forward 20 with saNioas
expectation"
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THET CosFEss TO HAvgss GRIND ssvns AZ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE sor,vs
,Sctiye srrested tsso yosne men named ~. IA
S ona and Euges- Small on Q charge of arSsa.
Nothing would prebahly have been known q
n,rrs s"ai ". we're not Coo the fsct thsi theg
the police say. ~ appears that pevd chsres1
oomrade named Smith win baxI,s sfo,,n .
ereastpfn from him, and CEASED hl. arrest.
taken him inso cnsssdy ssis s,sss no World -.
ctvulge LITTLE secret. Ne then told tAe dste..-
tive that Dovd and q companion ef his. nsass
inss. including Al barn Of Mr. Ellis, en- pes sorSs
street The following inoendiary sres. a q. BE-
heved, were caused BY Dowa snd HIS eors-
psnions No. 80 X -osdwsy. rs Dodwe-sh street,
orth 5th street, near sth avenue, .ees iaiayet'e
street. 70 Monteift street, Isl Douglas street.
Si4 broadway. f25 Baltic street. BQSkwsck ays-
nue., corner Monroe street.
CONFESSIONS.
nc prisoners were taken before Chief Of p
lice Campbell YESTERDAY, when howl N mi,t A
70 having SCI tire 10 the barr - M Ellis sst
oenicd TIC others Eugene Smon made q mo =
9pen confession. Ne said they st ere 60 To
Dodworth street for the purpose ofburninc -or.e
adjacent Dwelling houses, % that they might
phlsge hom. he got the matches In a ho1e-r
store. and Dowd set IRE 60 the place. he sAid
they had slso set fire 90 the houses in I-afsv~,s.
syt nue.. Hart and Bremen street., and had al.s
sitemi ted 60 burn several other buildings Tee
prisoners we're taken before Justice Waist
when Fire Marshal Ready took their afbdavrt..
smith swore that Dowd asked him n he vaat,s
70 make q haul, and when he asked hisa how,
Bowd replied "by burning houses" a.. thou
said they could get little fellow to do tlss work
ana then they could get the reward. " thep
told him about burning the barn The anRdavt
OF Small was about the same n that OF Swith
He and Ellis had brrned EIiis's barn, a. bod
worth street and that Dowd Ind admitted %
prisoners were committed to Jail to await eNsu,-
iLation.-N y. Star. 20.
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A TION SALE.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 1lth Of February
1873, at o clock p. M, on the premises, HOUSE
and LOT on 9TH street southeast, door south of
Virginia avenue.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and l2mouths
10 be secured by notes bearing 10 per cent interest
and deed Of trust. $5e eash g be paid at time of
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.GROCERs.
RRAY 4 BROTHER,
- SS1 PEN ysvfvANrA AvyvUg,
Be'sceea Third AND Foxs -asd-a- hnir StsesGs

BRAH ISL ! IPss 3, r!s;.s,,. .~xvv,
be''rees Third AND foss-s~d-s-hap Sssesfs..
Just reoeiyed aud for sale .. fhs following loo
sSsssi. S Sisss Meyun. cmso-a.t rs-.- 2
: " 6 6Inss. HOyun' Imperial "a 9. =
7 Finest unsoiSrsd Japan : ::... :
T a S Gns;ss s :, &c ---: 9
Cksice RlsSk '.....'.
,S dss az. ronsisss, 4 81 q sss =. as..
L e ;$ is: r'.ss.'' !: :: s s: Z: Il:
% Winslows Corn, q %. o. IS {"
xxGhoiss fiouf, Il 3ss per sr Z barrel.
D0n ch'mpas11iM GidsF 4 2 cents Der gallon.
We are the sole ssent: for the tstsct q oels.b.
fsis H::: = ss siw 1ss.
each, Or for s cents. - jas-tr ''
Wholesale and Retail Grscers,
1913 Sevea,A Street Norssr.st saw... M ana n.
SUGARS, MOLAsSEs. &C.
Crusned, Granuisted aud Powdered Sagars,11 lbs
Brown Sugars at bottom prices
Our New Orleans Molssses is handsome.
Extra quality Drip Syrup.
FLOUR, &C.
Welchs, Rays and Tenneyis best Family and !.
other grades of Flour, -
10 lbs. LEAF LARD, 81.
SOAP SOAP!
Proctor Candles 0leine SOAP N cents nor MN
bar; Ga cents per ID. for box Of 60 lbs
CANDLES
wax Candles! Wax Candlesl Wax CandIesl
RAISfNs, &C.
9lbs. good Raisins for...- s,n
best LegAorn Cifron, per lb-............,.,.,. m
Atmores Celebrated MiRce Meat Ibs for m
rure Apple Cider, per gallon %
Whisky years old, ............. y,
sn b.Bring Price Lists Of other dealers ana let
G. 8. O'HARE son,
Jal0-tr 1918 fh street N. w :, between And N
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.. sos MSRkkr SPACE,
Headquarters for .-r
EoREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
AND FANCY 0ROOERIEs
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORAN0R6
IhE riNkST FIGS AND RAISINS
CALIFNRNfAA PP AAskRSsE 44AALtAAGA GRAPES.
AVV bAHkELS SELECTED APPLI6
~ BARRELS CRANBERRIi6, EXTRA
FANCY GROCERIES,
finest old BRANDY, Imported and Oafso,r,.
mJEs hs q Kun and GIN, Mixed FRENCH DAN
FRTfTs i Ssat: PER pound; Imported OONsERVi
,o Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES q. the YER,
IoWcbt ptiCoV. n
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Under tho Ice.

Major s. A. Buell., of st. Peter, Is our author
ity for story which borders on the improbable.
out for the literal truth Of which he youches
and hence We know il is true. The narrative is
as follows: On Thursday last a Mr.. Cronan,
living at Lake Prairie, in Nicollet county, in
company with a neighbor, started with his team
to visit lie Sueur. Arriving at the Minnesota
river, opposite Ottawa, they undertook 10 cross
on the ice. The river had frozen over during
comparative, high water and the water falling.
left the ice frozen TO either bank. forming a
bridge, the only supports of which were the two
banks of the river. When the team reached
the centre of the river the ice gave way and
the team, sleigh and Mr.. Cronan went down
The neighber who was in the sleigh with Mr..
Cronan sprang out. The Minnesota is a swift
running stream, and as soon as the sleigh, team
and Mr. Cronan went down they disappeared
under the ice. The neighbor, remembering tia
there was an open space in the ice a few rod
below, ran down to ii, and just as he reached
he espied the body of Mr.. Cronan floating by.
Reaching out his hand he grasped Mr.. Cronan
and succeeded i'm fishing him out in an insensi-
bic condition. II took some time TO resuscitate
Mr.. Cronan, but he finally revived. He made
an underground journey of nearly a quarter o
mile, and still lives to tell the story of his mar
row escape. The team and sleigh have MOI
been heard Of since.-.N Paul Pioneer.
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6tAr Once Buildines.
80 REAL PROPERTY. = -
- By virtue Of decree u the Supreme Court Of
!. 80, in c.se Of Patrick Knox ". John W bite e
al, No SS Eauhy, Doc III, We VIII sell st public
ART lSra, ls7l the east THIRD part Of original
Lot No. %, in Square No. So b. the depth Of said
Frame Houses; and also the southern half Of lot No
u, In W. D. Todds Subdivision Of square No. So ,
fronting Is feet on ~ street south and improved
by two-story Brick House. ..s. :
Terms: 0ne-third q the ipurchase money to be
paid at the time Of sale, or within FIVE days there
AFTER aud the balance in equal instaments six ana
twelve months after the sale and secured By notes u
the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sale
the purchaser to- deposit go when the property il
bid Cd, and complete the purchase within i've days
thereafter; otherwise the property 10 be rese after
FIVE days notice. at the cost and risk Of the default
ing purchaser Ty E, sast Of purchaser
N. THOMPSON. Trustees
f3-2aw&ds lATIMER 4 CLEiRY Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAYS

III LATlMER q CkEAkY
- Auctioneers and Real ESfafe Brokers
Southwest corner Pcnnsyiva avcnue and Ilth IT.
Star Once Buildings.
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In the District Of Columbia, and eaers rare oppor
tanity lot Sfo6tsble business. The essIgnees VII
receive oEtrs Tor private sale up 20 Wach 5, 1874
and win sske pleasure IN communicating further in
formation TO parties Wishing TO purchase.
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DBOCTEk CANDLES
- OIL ZINE SOAP
Is made froD1Doest materials, bue soh n prica al
Gers have it. D. r. MUMMY IN -
dseN I'm Baltimore, Nd, Wholesale Asenh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-11

Whatever else may be said about Capt.
Fry, tine commanding officer of the i'll
fated Virginius, it must be admitted
that he met his fate at the hands of the
Spanish butchers like a brave hearted
gentleman. His demeanor under the
circumstances shows that the days of
knightly gallantry are not yet entirely
passed away. In his last statements he
has no regrets for his own fate, and
wastes no time in appealing for mercy
for himself. Upon this point he only
says
1.-THE Consul knows well that am not
pleading for my own life. / have not
prayed to God for it, nor even to the
Blessed Mother. 1 have neither home
nor county, victim of war and per-
secution, the avenues to the securing of
property being closed to me to such a
point that have not been able to pro-
vide bread for my wife and seven
children, who know what it is to suffer
for the necessaries of life. My life is
one of suffering, and 1 look upon what
has happened to me as benefit of God,
and it is not for me, therefore, to ask
favors of any one."
Utterly ignoring himself, his only
solicitude is for his crew, who have been
guilty of no offerse except of working
for him in navigating his vessel, and
begs that his blood may be sufficient for
those who had no knowledge of The
crime charged upon them. With any
others less brutal than the Spanish