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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

GEO. W. HoGE, BENZ. X. OoME -,
,TTTuT. . sHEETs ANTHONY SHEETS,
s. n. SHEETS
HoGE, SHEETS a CO.,
R A N x Z r 8,
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
nEALI EXCHANGE, and buy Coin, Coup
IL ons and Government Bonds.
Deposits in money received. Interest paid oa
ecial deposits
pfaSeis n1aSsistup.I; :, 2 business. Jystf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

The girls are forming boat clubs in
various parts of the country. at pres
ent they employ an experienced man
TO pull the stroke oar.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

Two Dubuque girls are in Jail for
stealing shade trees, with which they
probably Intended TO ornament their
new bonnets.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

VS.. KENNoN. Pltffs Atty. jel9td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-03

''It costs as much," says the Rev
Henry Morris, "to launch woman m
the sea of life in these times as it would
to fit out small schooner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26
DIED.

mcNEIR. At one o'clock q. m, the 1s.h an
dsassief Of II ThSmas s meSef. kss' Two years.
Friends Of the family invited TO attend her
O'Clock p. m, from Mount Vernon Msfhodist Eps
copal church. lsunday papers please copy I
OCoNNELL. Departed this life on the 25sh q
$50 year Of h-r age, Mrs. MARY oGoNsELL,
wife Of Michael Council, who leave. dear has-
Dand and nNe little children TO mourn her loss.
Dearest wife thou hast left ss;
We thy hoes most deeply feel,
DnI his God that hath b-reft ms
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again We hope "a meet thee,
W hen the day Of life has fled
Where no farewell tear il shed.
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but 10 praise.
By u Friend: IF0
The relatives and friends 81 the family are .pAct-
street northwest, at three O'Clock on sunday
afternoon.
oXLEY. On the s5,h instant, EVERETT y.
oh, bring us back our father,
Asleep in death S embrace.
For never can another
Fill up his vacant place.
Oh never can another
In this cold world be found,
With heart SO warm and gentle,
And voice OF pleasing sound.
BRINE back 90 us our father
" it'll deep blue, laughing eye;
WIN shining hair, and Euble bros,
Aud all too sweet 20 die.
Bewas 20 kind and gentle,
- How can We give him up
How can We stlll live on aud drink
From such bitter cup
Bring back 20 Us our father
Oh; would that this would be-
Blu, father, We must wat n while,
Before meet with thee.
Relatives and friends of the family are re.p.ct-
deuce, 5Ih street, between l. and 81 strests uOrth-
east, on Monday, al o'clock m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26
~ RUS TEES SALE = 2
VALUABLE FARM NEAR ROCKVILLE.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Harry Hurley
and wife, dated May the 9Th, 1885, and recorded In
liber p MOI, folio los, &C., one Of the land
records OF Montgomery county, will cell, at public
R:ckyille, ON TUESDAY, 9Th day Of May, ISIS, at
II O'Clock . m. the Farm on which the said Harry
Hurley now resides. This farm IL on the public
road from Rockville to Darnestown, about q mile
and bali from the former place. 1t has been laid
on into two parts, and will be sold se parately
Lot fronts on the public road and contains ll7,<
acres rs OF which good chestnut and oak timber
Dwelling House, with Barn, Stables and Granary.
bot lice Immediately In of lot l. is also well
Iame House, OF six rooms, and contains ia acres
Terms: One third cash; balance in and two
year,, WITH interest and approved sAcnrity-
FOR further particulars, plat showing the prem
se- Apply g niehard Williams, attorney -atia
.ssareoss. sAML FOWLER, Trasee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

DID YoU EVER eEE a man fish around in the
bottom of tub of water for a piece OF soap. At
the first he simply reaches down upon IL 60 pick
II right up, and IL much sur prised to find that
he hasn't IL. Then he approaches IL more
cautiously, puts his hand over il, and then
comes down noIselessly till he gets every finger
ABOUT ~, and then squeezes IL tight, and
misses it. He looks at il for a moment before
making another effort, and fills up the interval
with a few remarks. The third attempt in q
sort OF seml-clrcle described with great deal
Of sagacity, but a failure. Other remarks fol-
low. Then he makes a succession of dives and
Stops the water over his clothes, and drenches
the carpet, and catches hold Of the soap several
times, and lets 60 of il again, and screams nj
the top OF his voice, and finally, in perfect
despair, sits down ON the floor and actually
howls-DanbaVy NeUs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26


How THE MATERNAL INSTINCT IN HR~s a
SCfPREssEn ~ bAsBURY.--This a. the season
when every owner OF hens il engaged IN en-
dtsvo'ing 20 suppress the maternal inStfncts in
one or more of them. The nan comes home Ia
supper, and the wife observes, THAT waller
pullet is on the nest again." Then me m an
coes out 20 the COOP, and ssys what IN thuu-
Her Is the matter with the asst anywaye'' A nd
crawls i'm under the rooSt 20 the nest and
reaches IN and brings out n handful of feathers
Then The hen screams and starts for the door
ara the other hens set up a howl, and
likewise depart for thst aperture, and
the man-nearly choked by feathers aud
blinded hy dus,-falls over the water trough and
skins his angles on the boxes. and finally burst.
out into tie yard, With piece OF brick in each
hand, and goes after that yellow pullet with
his face as red lobster ard his hack curious
ly wrought with mosaics from the floor OF that
coop. When he catches the hen he cuffs NJ over
the head n few times TO show IL how he feels,
then he jams IL under a barrel, and pours a pail
of water through the cracks. and leaves Il there
I'LL morning. when n IL released, and the same
operation gone over again in the evening
DdnbHfg Ners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

The LADY who writes letters from New York
TO the ST. Louis Republican expresses her opin-
ION on certain subject In this strain: 81 d vas
a man I'D never fall in love with a literary wo-
man. There's something about EN- dreadful.
Their views of hair-dressing alone would keep
ne from kissing 'em. One wears a lot of stumpJ
little cuTls each side her temple, another three
s;Hnglets dabbling down each check, another q
shock OF gray frizette bristling toward hea-
ven, fourth scallops a big piece of hair
piece OF velvet straight across her forehead
Then they are given 10 tying up their topkn Ots
in green wells, and they are dead sure 90 wear
black kid gloves too long in the fingers so the
toes of 'em turn up. They usually have notions
of health, and wear a hygienic STYLE of costume
that fits very tight about the bust where the
literary woman Is economically built, and very
loosely around the more waistfully constructed
part OF her. She will wear congress CATERS
without heels, and il there Is an article that
wakes the deepest emotion in nv nature it's q
woman's foot in a congress gaiter-minus q
heel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

ia LOVE LETTERS AND 5000 DaNAGEs-
Englishmen are certainly more given 60 loving
and leaving than Americans. For one breach
OF promise case In our courts there are i've in
English ones The last is action against a
young wine merchant named M'Ostrich. Not
deferred by this unreasonable name, the fair
daughter OF hardw dealer fell In love With
its bearer, a. he with her. The fearful number
OF two hundred and forty-four love letters
passed between the rar-a list which began
m the most lovely and poetic manner
and tapered on into respectful cool
ness on the part OF the ungentie MOstrich.
He protested in October that he a. loved HE
darling awfully," but the next May he pro-
iesSed himself very angry with her father
because that venerable person wanted "a know
when the marriage was to be. From a. NV own
darling Sa, your true lover jim" he turned 20
remain yours very respectfully. j. h. McDs-
uich." ON that hint she spake-to a iury-
and the result of 5000 damages now gilds her
grief. The only excuse the miserable man had
To oner WAS that his feelings had changed; but,
deludiBg McOstrich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26
EVENING STAR.
SPRING TIME.

1he sun y warm, the sky n blue
u ne boos are fall, the grass is growing,
And Winter esiiN D. going,
lis too gsod news IL seems 10 me
That gentle Spring 20 last IL coming
This very morn saw = bed
But he was hamming,
The seeds don't seem 30 show n vet
! fear they've rotted altogether,
d Ne winters been % very wet
But shall We have more settled weather,
Those feccy clouds, on high that wing,
Can weep like Niohc's sad daughters:
And We Perchance may fRd ;he SPing
Aspiring OF waters
oh, gentle Srrinr, hetray us not,
We can be cry, and vet hi sricus.-
Aud, rrxy, give hack the wigtering-pot
TO Januarys old Aquarius;
Nhereer your tiny toot shall touch
, bid blossoms spring, the greensward frettinr
Fer we've an appetite for such,
That needs no whetting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTCP e DAYS.
glY =. sAMSTAG CO., Auctioneers,
II No. 62S Louisians ave., bet. 9Th and 7th ats

u No. 62s Louisians ave-, bet. 9Th and 7th cts,
1fl s ;s 4 Ssss s,fs ssss Il Is
s 81 sG @ S aud son. h,s
ing until the whole stock Is closed out CONSISTING Of
Ciossus Gods: pr s'G Sso and
Curtains and Curtain asiins PsEssols, osmprisins
I 70 s.iis Of Ciotbsss for Boys.
s hisss: an. and s si;ssi s SSsi.srs'
Hsss5shss ssa R'..~ers White VII Shirts.
Black AIpsc a.. suitine Linens, Grenadines,
SAVES Mnslins, Victoria and Bishop Lss,ns,
rs a1ss h,ne3 6n EsspEin n Tawe vel,
Parasols with long handles,
Trimming-a great variety.
Marseilles Trimmings, Edgings,
Laces. kmbroderies, Flowers,
White, Unbleached, Fancy Colors and Blue
Ribbons-sl, Colors, Qualities and Widths,
Umbrellas in Ca@bric aud serge, &c.
Ths stock M to hs
bidder without reserye ~ Terms cash
a2i-H No. 62S La ave-, bet. 9Th ann 7th SIS
ID Auciioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsyivanis ayenae and llth ST.,
Star Once Building.
CATALOGUE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
"A On MONDAY MoRsNSING, April %. 1873.
" commencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence
street between ID and ah we shah an se
tbe following excellent Furniture:
'?l'd S's"0od c rs.I0F Furniture
Hair cloth Furniture. Marble-top Walnut do,
Fine Hair and Hu.k Mattre.s e,"'
Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
superb solid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, 20
I Dining Chsirs, Card and Side Tables,
Brussels STAR Carpets, Hail and Stair oilco,h,,
look ing and Heating Stoves,
a.sdts LATiMER ( 6IEiRY. Auc...
by LATIMER q CLEARY,
Southwest corner Pennsy IL ana ave and iitb street
Star Office Buildings.
VERY DE rs LOT AND DWELLING.
s 6NIE ES THk nRSE GHIsr OF LEWIS JOHN
kSSsRTH%Esf, ffoR SALE EsD AT SI PTBEfo
~ BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
IA: the District OF Columbia, PASSED in cause in
al mpisinants, and Georsiana r. Davi. ct al de.
PENDANTS, will sell q public anetion, front Of the
AHG o ah Is
81 ana tour 81 in sarSTe Ne s in the city Of
Commencing at the southwest corner Of said saHsre
and running thence north along the line Of nth
east forty four 4 feet nine (9 inches ence south
one hundred and thirty nine s9) feet to street;
thence west forty -four H feet nine (9 inches to the
ing OF fine threestory Brick Dive ling, containing
Carriage house ~
The ard is su pplied with pump and well of fine
drinking water.
Terms Of sale as prescribed By the decree: Oae-
third Of the purchase money cash, and the balance
In SIX 90, twelvet I'D and eighteen l3) months The
deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of
eight 80 per cent. per annum A de posi-, of $500
will be required when the property is bid off. Con-
veyancing at cost of pur chaser
EUGENE CARUST, Trustee
AID LATIMER CLEhRY Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

sAIT yAEuABkE I'm
sECTioN OF THE CITY, On o sTREEr Or
GeeLFss[Xa sTRE kThr rETMEEN isrH AND
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated March LIST, 1858,
and duly recorded in Iber So, folio sss, Of the
land rds for Warrington county, District of Coz
lunb,a and By direction Of the parry secured viii
81 a front 1.-THE premises, on tRIDAY AfTER-
NOON, May 9Th, 1873, at O'Clock, TO the hizhesf
bidder, the ls feet inches front of Lot o. in
square Ia6; improved By three two-story Frame
Houses, such parts of said premises as NAV be
n cessary satisfy said debt.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in and 4
pas ments to be secured BY deed OF trust aud in
o rance on the properly sold. In the terms
not complied with in five days after SALE the right
II reserved to resell the property at the risk and
Of sale. FRED KOOyES. Trustee.
a2s-d&ds B. III. WARNER, Auct.
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s e ih H:ss,s s9at.r and Aus..o...r sls
2ssT Tsss

On TUESDAY, May 6tb, Al O'Clock p m. !
viii cell separately, in front Of the premises. pars
Of Lots IL and Is Square SIS, improved by three siy
rocsnet Frame Houses, the same being Nos. 502.
SOC and 500 ~ street, between aud stress
southwest.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in payments of
sss,a q. KENNEDY, Auc.ioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

In virtue OF writ Of eri facas, issued out Of the
Clsrk , once Of the eulrene Court Of the District
Of the door q said Distsiet On fHURS
i,i H. the ssh dsE Of nsy g ~ O'Clock
in and to s16diy ision ~. In square 10. =, Il
the city Ct wsshineton D: tosstheF Win ~ and
levied up.n - TIE Property q Alison Major. ana
sel6 to satiy execution No. ako n favor q
-. ALEX. SHARP, Us. Mar.AA, p Q. {
April u, l63. sle-dts
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DY LATIMER CLEARH,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th q
Star Once Buildings

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
n BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated March
slst, 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 7I6. at
folio IS, will sell, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the lst day of May, A ID ISIS,
at 10 O'Clock a. m all the Household Furni-
ture in house No. 1905 street north, near lsih
street except that in the two rooms in the second
story y embracing:
Hsiroloth and other Parlor Furniture,
Marble-top Tables, W alnut WhatnOts,
Walnut Marble-top Chamber Fur1iture,
alnut Bureaus, Bedstesas and Washstsuds,
Cane Chairs and Rockers,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feathers, Bolsters aud illows,
Heating and Cooking Stoves, &c, &c.
Terms cash. VIM. JOHN MILLER. Trustee
a26 dts LA1IMER s CLEARLY, Aucts.
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Ee. YOUNG. Gen Pass,r Agent. vii
BA.rI.Hsna1i Lk SsB ohI0&

BAAIsnhi Lkoap. OHIO q
asS "A, AHP a sAE.
L..,. daily . Ees s saaaIy e s &C., So. s..
aid los 9 m: Loo, SIS 40, SD, go, 500 and SIS
ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE.
Lesss al 40 and s:d0 IN, and Loo, SIS, So 500
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
500. 81 - 80 4; g :as 81: -
loving 1e saIs ,S' s. the f1
surei, A1napolis function, Hanover and Relay
~ .. N. ct P-nns Crossing. ~
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ Gas and 4lO D. m bur no trains 10 q,
from Annapolis on Sunday
FOR NORFOLK
Leave 81 ltc p. N, except sunday
FOR ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
sSS Ss and s5fffs siardoS on and
a1d soo ,. n, and on Sunday II SIS and So M ah'
TRAIXs AkElyE AS FOLLOWS:
From From r Ph1,dslghia s!. Baltimore at sos.
aud i, :4e SIS, ss, rs Ss' and N 49, 10 biT :. M
Arrive 81 Es0, 6ss and lO.5O D. M
Through tiekets q the West can b, h.n ., IN,
ashinston Station Ticket once AZ ali ho,r :, M
day also the Company Office, ass Pennns me
syenue: Psssenge-s purchasing tickets 81 the Ave
nIs once esl there arrange 70 have their baggage
lt neN i1fsA Fnllad S--is and Boston sd.
NTtsssa ~ ny 81 q, Ihrousn Line"
NJ ~ n ~ = nj, - has.ef transportation.
EE0 : Ea1SSTIzys 1T g. a. ! !, y ~ Agent;
80 . hVONI1 ochI q, Washington. jan
FEHROUGH LINE BETWFEN
"f FIX, aSS S haEsL 46kk ~ $50
wAsurNsrox Noxsr,tars ,1s
Trains between WASH NGT1S "a ~ rx y11u
a-s rup A. r. i,vs, AoH soo NJ" iohh
FOR NEw YORK, ,ri,.ost eha.s. of or,,
sSp'n A' ''A's'' SUBWAY a. ca" q m LOG aud
ZOE PHIIADEIPHI.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Ane.ioneer.,
II Southeast corner TN and n rsaxs

* =,
- Southeast corner 7th aud streets.
TRUsIEKssALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkk99ffs siTsf o IN uSsSgARE No. 67S, NEAR 81.
s Sssa Ct ID Se AN M ss
IS &c, Of the land records for Washington
e. Is. S4ssss
one hundred and twenty sevent IL and one hundred
aaa IF ss
corded suodvssion e. sqnare numbered sig hundred
nearly finished brick dsenss on Moth So ssrees. q
r n esss q as sale
must be paid at sale upon each house sold; the de-
snnum and secured BY dee rust . the sati:fse
With within six days after day Of sale, otherwise the
aeT The RICH, to 5sse
purchaser. All conveEsneins At Pyrch.sers cost.
ass,aw&ds GREEN 4 w MfLAkI, MT Esa has;.
n MnSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
All 'ne GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct..
% Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star once Building. ~
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IN
FL the extension Of the Capitol grounds, approved
may 8, lo72. we shall sell on THURSDAY
MORNiNG, M ay 1873, commencing at 1 o'clock,
6SS: " "N""A0 No'
eanderson house, corner Of street and New Jer-
sey avenue, frame and brick
toSetber o ana ds New Jersey avenue; will be sold
Nos; ms lfIamsj and 40 and l22 (brick) New Jer-
sey avenue; will be sold separately.
Nos. Ia and LIS New Jersey avenue, corner of B
street; will be sold together
Nos. 81, A, 49, 48 and So street, (brick;b sepa-
raely.
Nos 81, 40 and Il street, brick > together
No. lU9 LIST street material brick y separately
arst,ly.
Nos. 49, 81, n, 81 % and q, us and Is, Casparis
horse, will be sold to9ethar,D IL, 9 and A street
vii be sold separately material brickD
Iron ratings in front, and wood sheds, stables
rst..y.
Terms Of sale Ten per cent of the purchase
money will be required at the time Of SALE the re-
mainder within ten days AFTER such GALE Buildings
To lie removed within thirty days
By order Of c. DELANO,
Secretary of the Interior
aid LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Ancts
10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
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BALTIhRSsk1EL k kSP pPioT0MAoMaW.
Door COZ 6fh aad Is sfyssfs, ~ "

AND ROIOMAC
- RAILROAD, ~ =
Door COZ. 6th asd b streets, ~ w. KAOR
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE a.,
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON "a
a. O. m, Nisszrs Exp., As .. m, Western Exp
SIS am. Baltimore Mail, s;ss a. m. MAJ. daiIS az
except Sunday, cept Sunday
19S g. " euIern Exp IN :0S g. m w extern Exn
daily, except Sunday. Il daily -1'
g .: m, BsltimoTe Ac s1s pm, Pacific Express,
commodstiOD, daily, ex- daily, except Sunday
Sspt SUNDAY. sdS p. m Accommodation,
D. - .. m Cincinnati Ex- daily
Press.dsly, except sun lO:ss ,. m, Southern Ex.
day. press, daily, except Sun
daily.
Trains leaving W Arlington at So and lOs3 m and
3 IS connect at Bowie with traiDa for MarIhoroS
leaving Bowie 755 and II % O. m , and a Sc q m ar
riyinG II M srboTO Sl3 .. m and II Is ana 533 q m
Trsiss arriving At Washington s:3S O N ana So
and 90 m, connect Al Bowie with traius leaving
Marlboro q 10 Q. IN. and $40 and 5:33 D. m
Passenger leaving their orders O. Ticket Of1ces
corner OF l3th street and PennsyivaniA avenue and
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyv anis
avenue, have their baggage called for and check
ed At hotels and residences 70 all points North and
Wet. Through tickets 20 Cincinnati, Columbus,
IadiAnspols, Louisville, St. Lsuis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and al points north
northwest, west, and southwest.
9. YOUNG, Gent Pa.sr Agent. jyItf
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AUCTION SALES.

(kl LATlhER CLEARY
10 Arct.oreers AID L a. Esrs.e Brokers',
Southwest corner P-nn-slVsris sv-nn+ AID 18th
street, Star Ofsce Builiing.
LHoUsvHorp FURNITURE At Auction
~ On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 80,
~. iE3, commencing NJ 10 q clock, shall sasl,
Ma tte resid' rec Ne. 1880 Y street north sess
Il tfhe following n sus Ell I'D Cod:
slnut Green Rev P-rlpr Suite, n Table,
4 r-sri- and Three-ply Carpts,
hsirtcp At res.e~, Feather Balsters and Pillows
IN hhtenslon Dining Tab.e, Cane-scat Chairs,
GLASS and Croct cry War;,
Kitchen furniture. &e.. &c
s2s-d LATIMER CbwARY. kucts
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RY DrNCANsON, BOWLING CO., Auct'rs,
ID Southeast corner OH and b streets northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO. STORY FRAME
SIDE OF sTkEET, BETWEEEN lOTE AND

1ITa Ii. ". A"O
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed ia shanceU
May 1, 1879, st o'clock p: m, offer for sale, Ct
public auction, Lot .. in Day idsons recorded subd
vision Of part Of square No. 3l having front Of S
feet ON stree, and running back with that width
loo feet 70 an alley, and improved BY q well built
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money in cash;
and residue IN three equal instaments - one, two,
and three years, with interest 1t per cent Per an
mum; deferred payments 70 be secured by the pur-
chaser's notes and deed Of trust on the property
ancins At puEshsssE: cost go e Be paid q sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26
10y DUNCANS0N, BOWLING CO., Aucts
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
MI, DkY GOODS AT AUCTION.


TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, WORTH OF
We will SELL On I THtRsbhY z MoRSfNG, M.y1.
at our sales room, corner Of 9th and streets
f ss 81 :. and every %CIPns and
STOCK Of Taylor %ored e rsm 80 Msskss
s spS yards ga4d: o Z. RIs6ss
$50 {. striped Ga nbrics,
a,leS :. :. Plain and Plaid mohairs,
200 - Plain and Striped Grenadines,
50 Twisted Silk Grenadines,
go " French Lawns,
$50 American Lawns,
go " French Ginehams,
800 T" Japanese Cloths,
leo .. Sea side Poplius,
lao :. sllk Pongee,
ess Plain Pal PLAID and Striped Japsnese Silks,
2oo Is Japanese Strips,
so Piain-colored Silks,
IS Black S6oited Silks,
2l2/ :. Plain and Striped Pique,
$50 ~ Plain Coored Afpscas,
80 :: Plain and Figured Linen.
go :. Linen Drillings,
T IS B BIaet shI dHssif,'
Us :. Black Empress Cloth,
go Colored Empress Cloth,
30 =" CoIored French Merinoes,
20 Z" Scotch Plaids,
iS5 Striped, Plaid and Real Paisley shawls, some
very fine in quality,
30 pairs Ladies Aid Gloves,
923 pairs Cotton Hose,
2l2 Gauze and Merino Vess.
Thread Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Corsets; Black
Silk Lace; thread, yaleBciennes and Hamburg
EdginRs; White Cambria, Nansook aud Swiss Mus-
lins; Tsrlatans; Veil Grenadinei ParasOls, san Un-
brellas; Table Linens; Cloths, Csssimeres Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans; Spool Silk; Bleached and Brown
Cottons; with every description Of goods usually
found in a frst-cass dry goods store; all Of which
will be sold on the following terms: All sums under
Sl0, cash. all sums under Do, sixty days all sums
under $40, ninety days; all sums $40. four
mon he; with approved Endorsed notes, pay able in
banx, with interest at eight per cent.
The attention of ladies and buyers called 10 this
SALE az the goods are all perfect and will be sold 10
the highest bidder. Seats will be furnished TO
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