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EVENING STAR.
The Family Hn,,,,,cr

There Is one thing no family pretends u do
"iihout That L "A hammer. And vet there :
nothing that goes 70 make up the equjpul mt Of
dome ste establishment that causes ons-half
a. much agony and profanity as hammer III
i always an old hammer. with handle that j.
inclined 10 silver, and always bound 70 Sin
he face l. as round full moon ami a
smooth as glass. When it strikes a nail fun and
square, which il has been known to do thu a,,f
will be found 10 result from a combination of
pure accidents. The family hammer i ONE az
those rare articles we never profit bv. When I
glides of nail head, and mashes down a
couple of fingers, We unhestatiRgly deposit il;
IN the yard, and observe that We Will never Use
IL again. But the blood has hardly dried on the
rag before we are cat doors in search OF that
hammer, ana ready tn make another triai. The
result rarely varies, but we never profit by it.
The awful weapon goes on knocking OF our
nalS, and masking whole joints. and slipping
OF the handle to the confusion of mantel orna-
nents, and breaking the command mentS and
cutting up an assortment of astounding and
unfortunate antics, without let or hindrance
And yet we put up with il. and put the hand e
ON again, and lay Il away where IL won't get
lost. and do w our mutlated and smarting I'm
gers, ana yet If the outrageous thing should
happen 10 get lost, we kick up a regular hula
hooloo untilit il found again. Talk about al.
tyranizing influence icf a bad habit IL is not to
b. compared 10 the family hammer.-DaHJarg
Meas.
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PROPOSALS.
DEoPosALs FOR sTATIONERY.
TEFAsURy rEPARTWrN

TRFAsURy DEPARTMENT, March Is. 1873.
; a. PTuCr-ai- Tor furnishing Sjifi ,nery fsT 'he
year ending june 81 la, will b. received until he
Ilhday & April. 1873, al L O'Clock M.
Blank forms for bid,iing viii b. furnished upon
application.
Tie lids WilI De nsidered and accepted or reject
a. item ly lrem au this adv ertiseInen; AMI the pro-
z sa!. 80 far a. accepted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. AM the bond accompanying the same
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
neut a-.I the bladder bidders and No further con
tract " u h. executed.
The ar ic,- contracted for must he furnished from
fir g. time during the year. In aUanttie- pursuant
a. orders from the Department. The entire quanti-
fies Will. however. b. called for during the year.
Each proposal must BE- signed hy The individual or
tru making a., anil be accompanied by bond, with
sufce NJ ~urefies. IN the sum 81 ten thousand dol
tars( h.OV,l approved by United States officer If
the disrfct IN which the surefiS reside 10 bu al
nfs', on form TO BE- FURNISHED by the Department,
Conditioned for furnishing such portions of IA, srti-
oies a. may be awarded under il, ami the Perform
aIce 81 the contract.
Andsliverie- will be subject % inspection b. an
.Sp.rt detailed for the ty te Secretary II
the Treasury and the delivery Of infer.r article
viii b deemed sufficient cause to annul the cou-
tract. az the option of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
u paTtment, " Arlington.
The failure % comply with any one order under
the contract viii operate forfeiture Il the entire
penalty Of the bond, the Secretary of the Treas
Ery may direct the purchase, In open market Of
40 supply the deficiency caused by such failures aud
Chsrgc 90 the contractors nifty per centrm II the
price which IL shall he found necessary 10 pay for
such articles.
~ mot be eOnsidered land contracts will be award
ed "niS to established manufacturers OF or dealers
Proposals TO be addressed to the undersi gned and
Nm. A. RICHARDSON,
mar Il colt Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
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\ THIRSTY FELLOW, with more ingenuit,
than cash stepped into grocery, in Spring
heid the other day, AMI impaired the intOrma
ton that there was to ice a wake that night al
"a house on Union street, giving the name ana
number. H presumed they would want four
gallons Of wbiskey. The order was accepted a.
genuine, and the thirsty young man was treat
tu 10 three drinks ana cigar, after which he
del aTted IN a very serene frame OF mind. Bgt
when the trUckman delivered the goods in
the evening he casually inquired what disease
the person died Of. SMALLPOX" was the Ia
comic reply, but IL answered the purpose. Tor
the truckman disappeared 50 rapidly that he
never thought OF collecting a cent Tor tae
WhiSkrV.
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DIED.

= BREWsTER. At Hillside, near lPlessauton,
Kansas, un the Eth of March, 1873, HELEN ). wife
of Capt. Robert l.. Brewster, aud daughter Of the
late A. b. Waller, Esd. late of Washington, ID. C
Rochester papers please cOpy.l
fONAWaY. On SATURDAY, 22l inst. LAURA
'. COSAWAI, wife Of John Z. Conway, age -
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her Mother 5l2 oth street, southwest, On Tuesday
evening, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
FRAZER. On Saturday, the 22l instant, after a
lingering illness, JOHN FRAZER, in the forty
N"nih of his age, and for the last twenty
years res dent Of this city.
His funeral viii take place from corner 18Th aud
streets at O'Clock a. on the 2SSh inst, Tues
day. The friends and acquaiDtances Of the family
are respectfully invited to att end.
NELLY. On the I'D instant, MARY ELLEN,
Infant daughter Of Thomas and Joanna Kelly.
Her funeral will take place from her parents
idence, Oh street, between 9Th and 10Th, Tuesday,
al clock p. m. Relation and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend.
WRIGHT. On the 22i inst , AZ - O'Clock n m d.,
of consumption, CHAS. 4 WRIGHT, aged q
years.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 80 9th street, northwest, Tuesday at d IN
Friends and acquaintance of the family are respect
fully invited.
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ngA tail of misery-The cocktail

~ y tail of misery-The cocktail.
81 An Old wine bibber SAYS, that an empty
champagne bottle If like an orphan because Il
has lost lts pop.
HS-"Ihe first bird OF Spring attempted to
sing,
But ere he had sounded a note
He fell from the Iimb-and a dead bird WAS
him;
The music had frZ in his throat
RIA Sacramento lawyer remarked to the
court: sit is my candid opinion, judge, YOU are
an old fool" The judge allowed his mildly
bcaming eye to fall npOn the lawyer a tIiet
moment, thenin a voice husky with suppressed
tobacco JUice-and emotiOn.-saii: sit is nay
candid opinion that you are fined $780,
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SEDUCED by the establishments of a female
friend, Sunday evening, Danbury young man
forgot the teachings of DIR. Hall, and partook
OF five pickles and a plate OF baked beans
About three O'Clock next morning he was
awakened by an attack OF delirium tremens and
two hours later was near enough 10 death to
have wiped his brow with that spectre's hand
kerchief. His mother wrote note to the young
lady giving her good setting down, and saT-
castcaly enquiring if she a natural born
fool or merely an educated idiot. to fill Young
man with such trash a. beans and pickles al
bed time.-l,GaI,,yg Ners
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A CITY WITHOUT WATER.-A small fire.
which broke out in New Brunswick, y. L.
SUNDAY afternoon. caused intense excitement.
owing TO the fact that the city is almost totally
WITHOUT water. The water works are owned by
a company, and the city has only 4 partial
interest in them. Owing to misInana cement
the city has been without water for severa,
days, and there Is not now a drop in the reser-
yor The Indignation of the people is aroused,
and the city has made a proposition To buy ont
the company, but II Is thought the proposal will
not be accepted. Great alarm il felt. for a fire
may break out which would be attended with
disastrous results.
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10y DUNCANSON, BOWLING a Co, Aucts
- corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
ISLAND, ON STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
Sd AND 4rH STREErS WEST.
- By yirine 81 deed Of trust duly rec orded in
- Iiber L. @. E., No. "a, folios 4l6 &c, of tho
the request of the party secured thereby, the sub
scriber. az trustee, will sell at public aneton, t.
March, 1873, at o'clock y. M, part of lot S. in
square asS in the city OF ashington, D. o., begin
ard ram ing thence west is feet, and extending
back Of that width north s. feet. with the improve
nents and sppurfenances TO the same belonging.
Terms: One third cash, of which S10 shall be
paid at the time OF SALE balance IN notes at and
month ith interest; aud secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold, unless settlement be made
within days after sale, resale will be had at the
lect to an neumbrance. the smount to be stated at
the time and place of sale. Conyeyaneing at cost OF
the purchaser.
CHARLES H. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
mig 60 DCSCANSoN, BOWLING CO., Aucts.
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CHANCERY SALE
b. virtue OF "a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District II Columbia, made in the Of George
W Riggs and nj ". the Washington, Alex andrta
and GrorgetOwn Railroad Company, No. 2.J6S, equi-
~ dated March To- ISIS will offer for sale at auc-
tim, ON MONDAY the 81 1T day Of March, instant :,
~ O'Clock p M, ON the premises, all that part Of
square south Of square two hundred and sixty
T.. 267 lying west Of line drawn said square
from the end of sixtytwo feet and fifty EIGHT hun
dTrdths, measured eastwarly the north line of
the square, from the northwest thereof, TO
point the south line Of the square distant thirteen
feet and sixty -four hundreiths from the southwest
corner Ut the same. containing about .yl2x square
feet. plat will be exhibited at the sale. The in
terest sold is long term of years, and the special
value OF the property consists in the wharf and
whsrhng privileges attached to 1t.
Terms cash. The terms Of sale must be Complied
with within week after sale, in default whereof
the property may BE- resol at the risk aud Of the
first purchaser. Conveyancing at the purchaser s
cost. WALTER COX, Trustee
mls-eo&ds LATIMER Il CLEARY, Auct
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eHhSCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LDIs; ALSO, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
EhTN FRONTING ON AND n, BETWEEN
BOY E,AND, \ HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
- b. virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
z: tire District of Columbia. passed in Chsncery
-icause No. 27s2, bq. Doc. II, 4 will. on MON
DAY the 3lst day Vi March, 1873, on the premises
a . O'Clock .. n offer for sale at public anction
Lots ; ~ aud II, IN square 100, in this city.
Lots and 5 have been subtividef into Ave lots,
each having front of twenty feet south h street
between -Four and-a half and Sixth streets, and run.
ming back with that width hundred and tW feet
siN inches TO tkirty-fo alley, and all unim-
proved.
Lots 20 and z have been bdiviied into four lots
three of them having front Of twenty feet south
! street between "a and 9th streets, and running
back with that width one hundred aud two feet
and s,I inches to thirty foot alley, aud un-
improved
The remaining lot has front 81 forty feet on south
street, between the same two streets, and runs
back with that width one hundred aud two feet SIX
inches 10 the same alley, and ~ improved by a two
story frame house, with back building.
T. rms: One third of the purchase money in cash,
and the resdne in three equal nstaiments, at, re-
sptcflvely. six, twelve and eighteen months from
Gay OF sale with Interest AT ten per centun per an
nun, secured by the purchasers note and deed of
trust or he whole in cash. at the purchasers on
ilCn. deed given the final ratification of sale
convey ancrg AZ purchaser cost. A deposit of 50
on each lot :. day Of sal.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
n@d&ds EATIMER & CEEARY. Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE FARM
LYING IN PRINCE CEORGES COUNTY,
Bib. en- THE iSHINGTtN AND UPPER
MARI BOEO TURN NEAR FORREST
- - virtue Of a deed of trr,-. dated April g. I,57
- J.. Of The land records IF Prime Georges
COUNTY. Ht.. and also by virtue ~ decree of the
Sur--ii.- Court Of the District Ct Columbia, passed
fflrsI 10. lS-3. in Equity cause NJ -, If Levi u.
Men " Vim. ii Ward. substituting the uulrr-
tigue,l trustee IN place of the ~ Nm. III. Wari,
VII 81, 90 "a rHNiic sucti"r g. tn highest bidder, in
fr.rt O. ne ''CIty Hail. M the City Of Washing
I'D. con WEDNESDAY, April Sth. 1873
A. ot Il, D III. all th0~t- certain pieces parcels
al gregui lying M Prince Georges County. MI
.,ui .. -I- known and described a. Magruirr PIajD-
InlaE-s.i. Tine Levels aud Cool Luck.' and
:l-u -tfdtts Adventure, and Addition 10 Quits
AGyslruf, ana also part Of attract Of Laid called
faiuifg IN all 52i AID > T. { acre, more
IL being the same lsU1S VIII. q are particularly
te-ST8lt n a certain convey an~r from Adam II ihl
and wife g. " Iiliam E'wZer, which was recorded III
Liter D :. No. >. F'iIu 50 Sc one of the land
JeCoTt.- # Prince George County. Md, and also a
part 80 = tract If Ian! ADJOINING the above tract
called The Levels, continuing enc hundred arre-
al l.gf more Dr less, and being the same which
Nasiiirg-O L. Beall and his wife convey ell TO the
Said " Iiltan X WZer by certain deed OF convey
ace - driug date the 18th Of December, lS65,
togeti-r with the improvements thereon, consist
other ont houses.
Terms : 4lsO cash and the balance in ]. 2. AMI B
yeag- " nv interest. IUU deposit acceptance of
bill u terms # sale are not complied with within
i've IdaV- after the sale the property b. resOld
at the ri-k and cost Of the defaulting purchase
(cENeJa acins at purchaser cus..
JOSEPH DANIELS. Trustee.
Mo T. III. WARNER. AuctiOncer.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
-, Pursuant IT, the act If Congress providing for
Ia. the extension Of the Capitol grounds, approved
- Hay ), 1872. fhe property embraced in square
NJ. oo7. IN the city of Washington, has been pur-
chased blythe United 81 ,tes, aud notice is hereby
6Vgn that sales, at public auction, will be made Of
IN" improy on said property, excepting such
improvements a. may Doe found necessary for the
public works of this District, commencing APRIL
10Th next ard continuing daily thereafter until the
same shall have been sold. Said improvements will
sold in their present condition, with the stipIa-
ton that, I'm every case they shall be reno, ell by
the purchaser nj his own pense, within thirty DAYS
after the date Of sale. A more detailed description
OF the property TO be sold will be published the
L. prOxiIrO.
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent Of the purchase money
will be required al the time Of the sale The remain
dc TO be paid within ten days after such sale
&. DELANO, Secretary of the Interior
nlS-l2t LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
Republican and Chronicle, lltI
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARH,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st ,
Star Office Buildings.


BY LA .I.1,GIs. 4 C eli kds2
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.,
Star Office Buildings.
WALNUT PARLOR SUITE, IN CRIMSON REP,
WALNUT MIRROR BACK ETEGERE. GRIM
SON REP LAMBROKINS, LACE CURTAINS,
NJ ssthf sfE E ESf MA sfpE
BOARD AND EXTENSION TABLE. &c, a.,
a On FRIDAY MORING, March 2s, at 10
W O'Clock, we will sell, at the residence of gen
~ tleman declining housekeeping, No. 1901
collection of Furniture, &C., tncariy newt COM
walnut Parior Suite, in Crimson Rep with Linen
walnnt Mirror back Etegere, Walnut Marbls-top
Tables.
Walnut Book Case and Secretary, Walnut Tea Poys
superior Brussels and other Carpets,
B nssels and Velvet Rugs and Mats.
French Fire Git Mantle S CioeS, 0'a'' NUS
Mantle Ornaments. Brackets, Bronze Drop Light,
Large Linen Gov S, for carpe,s Straw Msttigg,
Psrlor and Hall Gas Chandeliers.
Crimson Rep. Lambrokins and Lace Curtains with
Very Superior solid Walnut Extension Table tIs
Walnut Martle.top sidebeard,
French China Dinner and Tea Service,
F.xe Cut and Engraved gu assware,
Superior Plated Ware. Cutlery,
OIc large and one small Refrigerator,
Frrnch China Decorated Toilet Sets
Two VI alnut MarbIe-top Chamber Suites,
PsiSnt v ire resp ssr,ns Bed. Boosters and Pillows,
Hair ana Husk Mattresses.
Walnut Marble tor Shaving Stand,
Guild Walnut Bedstead.
Laundry aud heating Stoves,
K lTsln: cash. IS IxTiMER cLEARY
n.2I-dts (Rep.l Auctioneers.
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'I'HE RAPIDITY AH HPS EASE WITH wHICE

are removed and the feet relieved, II silins, frsm
Buttons, Bad Mails, &C., ut DIR. WHITES kstab-
ishment, S3s 18th street opposite the Treasury d
lune eurprsing 70 persona unaccustomed 20 his
method q Operating, yhich s entirely different from
the old time practice Of tearing Oh the ngrowing toe
nail or lancng deep into the bunion, distrsasinsiy
painful method, and one which Obliged the sufferer
20 60 shoeless, and sometimes crutches Tor weeks
months, and NO doubt tended 20 shorten life, Ct
WAitss operations are frequently borne b. children
without complaint; there b little poin, no loG
Of time and none but suitable shoes Be worn, the
treatment, even b extreme caDoo, e6ects perfect
eursi though u isst being Issdse Soo.tanty Corns
nttins ahoes and indu.ricus Def.on! think there d
economy q time, comfort md health In An occa-
sonal visit TO the oDodist; md t b awsn known
fact that thon:ands q Ier.ons many Of them thoss
Ear and near 70 Witt Dr. Whiteb Istablishmsnt, 20
many o. WHOM OT Whteo - unsolicited Dermtasf0o
o refer. fe-R
NO 4Un1UoSk: RIg1 YIN ~ hir ss.h
0rcnt ooeol4-hand OotAing, Bod, 0hees, %. o0S
n secsse. hseys2 sA q. SOD. Hob q 1ah
FLoHlDA oSk1cks, r.o,,.
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NI LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- AuCtiODesrs and Real E-ta.e Brokers
Southwest corner Penusy vanis AMI llh 81 .,
star oftice Building.
TRUSTEES Sal. II o OF \ yyaLUABLE BUILD

INT II y SFTE vi I ' t1I NBIE 30 I'd d
ING LOT on CAPITOL HILL.
w virtue If a deed of trust, bearing date sn the
~ oi June, d. Is 3, ard duly recorded in ler
Ne. 80 folio 81. one of the land rrCUr- of il c1un
~ II a-hngtus, District Of Colombia, and by di
clan 81 the party secured thereby, shall sell
SArb RDAS. the s9th dsy of March. IC3. at .
o. lock p m IL front Of the premises, street
north- betv ecu q and 81 streets cast lots marked
and lctteTcd 4. in CrutChetts rUcord ~uIsiy ision
Cf square Nc. -, having irons OF - feet on T.
street noTth 10y depth uf so feet.
ferns at sale: SaJ at the time OF purchase and
tie re>ldue in six months to he scared by the note
81 the purchaser ard deed Ut trust the premise.
sid.
n terms of sale are not complied within I've DAYS
ps sale. the trustee the right resell saul
property AZ the risk and cost of the efauitiug Dur
chaser. Cow ey anCiug NJ purchasers cost.
II. NELSON CHAPMAN. Trustee.
ml9-ts LATIMER NLEARY. AucI..
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JOSEPH DANIELS. Trustee.
L H WARNER AuctiOncer,
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Id n lOOl. northwest corner lOth and ID sis

VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT. NEAR RAIL
load STATION IN VIRGINIA, AT AUG
HON.
-. on MONDAY the 3lst instant, at = O'Clock
- D. n. shall sell. at the farm lately owned BY
AAbr Lester l.. Lloyd, being mills from Fairfax
Court House, and Ia miles from Vienna station,
having IUcss acres, less. Of good land, with
n tine pple and peach orchard; about under
cultivation: well waterei nearly all through the
pTems :; Is acres IN good timber; new dwelling
sutbuiilIng-, &c. This farm adJoins Mrs. Con
stable place. Sold 10 the highest bidder without
He>eryr.
Term. One half cash; balance in 6, Il. and u
months tor notes bearing interest and secured 10y a
daed 4 trust the premises sold. Convey anciRg
AZ the cost Of the purchaser. vJ down the day
Of saIe GREES WILLIAMS,
nSsi Ttipx Gazette copVl AnrtOnepr..
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a
TIT SIZES SNLE OF AFINE LOT on THIRD
SIEEE1- fETNEEN G AND II STREETS
NBIlNWF~T
r. b Nirtu- Of two deeds Of trust dated the Ist
= September ID. Isl, AMI I0h May. 4. u. I.72,
= &c. sGet II L-hrT N. 6l5 folio 30. and Liber
n. 6oi folio ~ Sc # the Land Records e Wash
H. Etpu county T. g. ard AZ the request Of the PARTY
= cured thereby the Undersigned, trustees win
sel " tr"nt - the premises a; public auStlbn on
WEDNESDAY. the 2bth day If March next IS-3
n 4 clock p m pirt- e Lots No. aud 9 in
SIuSre No -, beginning for the at the end OF
ltV feet from the SOUTHEAST corner II Lot No 4 in
said ,uare AMI running thence north. on 81 street.
west, % feet. thence west 81 feet inches thepc.
south feet thence east 81 feet inches Ia the la
ginning together with the Improvements thereon
Terms - sale: Onehird cash. and the balance in
and l. months. notes IT the purchaser to be given
Gesfl!g 10 per cent interest from the iay Of ale
and secured BY deed uf truss ON the pr0nertv sc1
=" o. y paid when the property Is struck M The
-1t- reserve the right TO resell the property Al
~ r's AM cost Of the defauting purchase If the
q M u sale are not complied with in five days ON
gas ing tve DAYS public notice All conv eyancinT
NC, a. Purc haser'- cyst
W. R. WOODWARD 1-..-.
e i. NORSELL, I trustees
Dt NCAN>ON, BOWLING co.
u -@NIwE%f- Auctipueers
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DY FITCH & FOX, Real Estate Brokers,
- 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SITE on THE
NORTH SIDE OF M STREET, BETWEEN
I2IH AND 18TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
a. We will sell, At public auction, THUR
8SDAI March 27th, at 50 O'Clock y. M, on
~~the premises, Lot NJ. ., in DsViisOn's sut.diyi
sion IS square Isl fronting - feet inches on NJ
street, north side, between i2ih and y h. with
depth 4 I'D feet "a 6-fOst alley. This llt IL in
most imp Oy ing Deighb0rhOod (being thu resi-
drucr q General HeintZelmanl and has all the al
NaHtag-s ot wooden pavement. sewerage, 81. the
eN pens 4 " hich j. already met.
Terms # sale. One-fOurth cash; bslanca in one
and years per cent. III: rest payable semi
znEual y. All canVeysncIng ar purchasers cost.
go lie psit req uired when struck "a Title p-rfr CT
MI t1ds LATIMER " CLEARLY, Auc;s.
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RY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.

ONE FINE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, tGehr-
ailt, Smith 4 60. makers, New York } STOOh
And COVER MAGNIFICENT PARLOR
SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN VELVET, AND
rAkL0R SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN GREEN
EEP: WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
FURNITURE; GREEN, REP AND PLUSH
EASY CHAIRS; TWO HANDSOME GILT
FRAME CHAIRS; TWO HANDSOME PARLOR
ORNAMENTS; ONE FINE TWENrYFOUR
nAY CLOCK: FANCY WORKSTANDS AND
ARD kECEINERSi ELEGANT WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP TABLE; WALNUT MARBLE
TOP SlDEBOARD: WALNUT HAT RACK;
Ht ,ipt, o MALNET EXXTENsI9N TABLE;
Nut WARDROBES; LACE CURTAINS AND
l0RNIOE; SPRINGS; PAINTED COTTAGE
~ TUENNl MT, WALNUT ,r MARBLE; TOT
tHAIRS AND ROCKERS; PAINTED BED
STEADS; BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS AND
TABLES: WINDOW SHADES; BRUSSELS,
STAIR AND HALL CARPETS; ONE BODY
BRI SSELS PARL0R CARPET, inesrly new; }
EhIssEts MD INGRAM CARPETs; NAT
WT sE,, AID G0TT9NS;T0P nMATTREssEs;
EIANKETS; COMFORTS; sPREA ADS; siIEETS
AND PILLOW CASES; CHINA, GLASS AND
1R0C kerry WARE; BEDROOM HEATING
STOVES; KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C., &c
On MONDAY MORNING, March 81 .
HTr|c0mmcncing at IL O'Clock, at the residence
III iVof Col. Chas. NJ. Alexander, northwest cor
of Massachusetts, avenue and Q: streets north
west. shall sell the above described collection of
urniture, &C.
Terms cash.
MA GREEN & WILLIAMS. Arc.s