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RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th aud ID street,

II No. 1901, northwest corner 10th aud ID street,
- Under and by virtue e a de~d of trust m ade
Il. JAnnaIl Is, lS72, and recorded January Is, 1871
- IN llber CO.. folio 40, et seq OF the land
ooTds for the District Of Columbia, in which james
W Clark is trustee, .rd further under and by vir
~. 81 decree ofthe supreme Court % the District
rtftd ,SSt5, Equity docket ~, in which Amira
~, ughtos is COM lainart, and William B. Griffith.
Elltn c. Griffith and James W. Clark are def-u
dants, removing the said james W. CLARK from The
t,usieeship in the premises and appointing in his
place and s'ead the undersigned John b. Scott trus-
tee, with fun power and authority to do perform
al things necessary TO be me performed or
which he miEht do had he been named trustee in
said deed of trust in the plsce If said CLARK, the
dersgned trustee, will sell in front Of the premises,
On MONDAY, October 30, at 4 o'clock D. m, lots
numbered twenty eight (2Sb, twenty Aine (29l aud
thirty $500, in Guhnell's recorded subdivision Of
square three hundred and thrty-three 1881 in the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia These
OTIS are each twenty feet front 10th street, be-
i and streets northwest, and each runs back 80
feet los riches 10 al alley Of twelve feet in width
Lot y In the most norherly, and is distant 50 feet
story frame dwellings.
The terms of sale e: One-third cash; residue in
two equal instalments, payable in six and twelve
months, and to be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold deposit of $50 each lot will be
qnIrtd upon the acceptance % a bid. The trustee
reserves the right to resell the property and
risk Of any purchaser who fails comply with
Of sale in seven day time. The conyeysucing is to
JOHN B. SCOTT, Trustee,
sepls 2swSds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
ES PATENT OFFICE

" WAsHiN6ToN, ID. O.. septeHbe q, ls7s
On the petition Of SAMUEL LESsIG N Reading
Pa, praying Tor the extension of = patent grantsd
10 him on the 9Th day q December 1889 for an i'm
provsueut In HOrse Hay Rakes:
l. ordered that the testimony in the case be
on the IS day Of November next that the time for
hiiue Arguments and the ExHniner's report be itn-
ted . The 5th day Of d. cember next; and that said
PETITION be heard 90 the 10 b day Il December next
ANY person oppose this extension,
srp15-thN ~ n. LEGGETT, Commissioner
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FHR0IGH LINE BETWEEN WAsHIsorON
IL fA4LAbELPHIA AND NEW YORk
rr.t-- NAsHIN6ToN. - pt. Il, 1873
va: 80
EOh nEW fORK, without Grange OF cars
Is Pm. o-i1 - H'' III ~
- FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (sHcspf sUndsyl AZ 40 /. M 1.9as,d
$50 aDd s.l5 D. m - "Au
ON SUNDAY
Shia al ST. d n y '' ~ A"Ns1e'-
sIeepinS cars for New 4 "a On SIS train only
. InfoNSh tickets 70 Philadeiph ia, New York M
Of the day. '" ''NN' ~ All noun
o see b4hiz0re and onto Railroad aivsrt,.eroa,,
~ sJihteals between Washington, Baltimore An.
IhUs, 81 ~ 81 KIP, Master OF Trans portstion
SEO. :. kCOSTZ, Agent, " s-biUgt,. IN
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LEAANHRIA WASH
n iNGToN r. r. ~ sxzSsss
ALEXANDRA 3 FEErKRICK~BU RG Il. q.
Coma a. b aHf StxfA St-sefS.

Local Trains leave fir Alexandria foiia gs.-6,I.
:, :, H. l. .. On L 1.,f, 7. 2, 3, 4, s. 81 8, ,.
a Z ard 2. ~. dEiiT al ther trains daily except
Local Trsias from Ai-zaYurta arrtgr a. f,JI0ws.-
5S, 20 - s. j. "a. u 50, a. M, MS rs, 80,
SIS ., So, %, - $50 %. $ q. and IS
.. m from AleEgndris IaiI an otrar trsIus daily
except SrlCay
Trains ..arEHd rlu- connect with trains on
NhzuiuEf % aaH OHIO X. K.
QUANTiCO Acc. SAD .datIUE leaves washington
40 a. m daily, except sunday
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves " asEluEfOu u Is .. daily except Sunday
Through tickets ali points south aud s Invest
Tor IS. or Cs-, corner 18Th street AID Pcuhsyl-
vnuts avenue, and corner g. street and Pauusyl-
Vsula avcUUg, h-ro psEse Lave orders for
baggage to b. checked Ar al hotels and residences
through % destination.
KS YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. Jy24-u
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RT LATIAER CLKARf,
- Auchoneers and Beal Estate Brokerp.
Southwest corner Per nsylyania avenue and Elev-
enth street, Star Once Buiidinss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
IN ON PkNNsfLyANIA AVENUE, Be
TWIN l9TH AND 20rH STREErS NORTH
WEsT-No. 1929
- BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the Districi Of Ooiumbis, sitting 10 ciAl tern
Apassed on the 18th DAY of June, ISIS, in Q canse
depending in the said court, wherein Frederick q
Calvert ct al. are plaintiffs and Charles A Perkins
e, al are defendants. being cause No ASIA, Equity
Docket u, the no9,r;isSea viii Offer for sale Hssn
ber lol5, at O'Clock IN the folio wing described
pruperty to wit part Of lot numoar In square liz,
besilning at poiat on Pennsylv snis avenue - feet
east from the northwest corner IL said lot, thsnce
chez. thsnee sou srdiy at right angle with said
avenue s. feet to the line of lot thence westwsrdiy
along said line IS feet to the west line of lot 9,
theuce nor hwardD along said west line So fest 10
tfe place OF beginning, together ~i h the improve
meDts consulting q three-stary brick store and
siratle investment.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, of which A9ca
must be paid at time Of sale, the nder in equal
ins ailments At one, tuo aud three years, dat-
OF SALE the deferred payments to be secured by otes
az the purchaser, bearing interest At cent.
annum, and a lien upon the property IL the pur
chaser fail TO comply with the terms within five days
alter sale the property be Id his risk and
cost CoHveyancing At he Cost Of the purchaser.
VIZ ipMoSsToN. Trustees.
ser22d LATIMkR a CLEARLY, Aucts
sSTBE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED
until MONEAf, October goth, 1873. By order o.
the II ustees.
oc's cod LATIMER & CLEARY. Aucts
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RALTIHogE AR ONO ~ -.---~1

i o..
b. Louis, Cincinnati snd Columbus EIp..Sl5 ,. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
foI BSltin,ore ana way puiuts-At5 and s:l0 q.
M, snd l-2U, S, I;45 and s:45 ..
ZOE Baltimore without st"ps-At7:5O a. m, and
TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR WASH
.,.Is go ga Il. iSGToN
and I.S5, SD a, 40. sos s 4O g. aud il:I5 = M me-
ON SUNDAY FROM BALTIMORE
SJ5' a, aud SIS and IS. $40, 4, 500, g,
FOR FREDERICK, tyia Main Line.)
At b.45 - m. and 4lU Q m except Sunday. Via
Metropo.itan Branch, az $40 .. except Saturday
FOR WINCHESTER
Leave at IS a. ahd 40 and 6.4U D. m, Cexcept
Sunday , via Metropolitan Branch road on Satur-
FOR TIE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Eta MsfTOpCiif1a BraHch ROad.
arrive At Haroisouburg a. 4 ?. m ., and Stauntol
FOK ANNAPOLIS.
At oS o. m and .. To. hur not 5unday,
FOE NORFOLK
at III , m, but not ~ sunday.
FOB POINT OF BOOKS AND INTERMEDIATE
Ats:Io a. m. and SIS aSd 1:s On Rsrnrn,os
cave POINT q Rocks 81 SO and 7 10 a. N and as
2. T., arriving ~ Washington ~ 5-3s and 81 a "a
FOR PITTSBURG
"a Mst,oPCilt4H brHH@A ald t0Ha.llsrtis Route
Leave " ashiugtub ~ 1.55 . 90. AID g. IS n M
Sisepiug cars through to PIT sburg =
Through ticSets a. the " est cen De hsd AZ IN,
ssL1ngtoH station Ticket One - Al hours 81 tht
day, also, ~ The C0mpany's Office, asa PeunsyISa
1la aveuue. Passengers purchasing tickets Al m.
Avenue once, CAT there arrange t. have their
baggage called for and checked Al their @esds LEI
tasen 70 the depot, and put into he baggage car
for New York, Philas-lp hiz, and r. sion sae al
GsrtiEerl eut sfs' through Line NJ
TB0s. q SHARP Hss!-r u Transportation.
-. GEO. y. KOOErZ,
Ie General AGENT, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES
IL No 101A an.


RY JAMES GUILD. Auetioaeer,
s'cloek shall sell a; nv store, 1914 Pa av.. .
large stock OF Fancy Dry Goods, Umbrellas, shswis
Boots ans Shoes etc ctr The attention Of a. Hers
is particularly aesireS
1t JAS. GUILD, Auctioueer.
nY DUN01 NsaN D0VIINa a 90 -
ID so9ns, on "a n s,ras ~ 49,.
~ ~ @ 'e 49,
CONTENTS m unTTsr copNps ,a,u ANN N
srRErTs SnvyuW ,,rinN W.
=. -. S ~. ~ "a N - ~ ANS tAVN.
N on hoNDAf MohNlS0, Octaoer 20 b,
mmenoing Al 10 O'Clock, We will cell AZ the
ID re,,dene, q a LAZY dseliains hon.ekeepiss,
q, r., ,,ohecuon OF household furniture. We name
~ M n p.,,os..
r TsbIs. sur
walnut HA,-saeks
walnut Chamber SUIT,
walnut Wsrdrubes,
Walnut q. s. Ohsir.,
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE
The me Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
having resumed her regular trips to oN-@'
Norfolk, will leave her " harf, foot . = 81 -
& 9TH street, every MONDAY andsz-sss7Szzzz
RsDAN, AZ 2. m. ,tDEching at primer pal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with steamship Of
he NJ anc NJ. line for Boston and Providence.
Freight sh uld b. addressed /" care Of Lady of the
Lake, via prfDlk Branch ticket office At Knox ,
Express OF ., 6O3 Peuusy lvapis avenue
N.B. Fl1IHUGH, Agent, 6tb-.treet wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General gent,
mlt tn Piantls Store, corner 18Th 81 AID Pa. ave
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by GREEN a WILLIAMS Auctioneers
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS

~ NO. lOUl northwest corner lOth and u sts
- BY virtue of q deed Of trust frem Patrick
I'D Croghan and wife, bearing date the 2gth day of
-, March. A. D. ISL, and recorded 10 Liber No.
b5l, folio 457, one Of the land records OF Washington
county. d. c., and upon the request OF James john
s,n John W. Poole and Augustus Gersdoff, trustees
OF the Kissing Sun Company, "a Joint stock associa-
ton Of the city Of Washington, D. G., will expose
for SALE at pnblic auction in front Of the premises
on TUESDAY, October 21st, A d. ISIS, at 4 o'cI'k
D. M, all that piece, eel Of ground uate lying
and being in the city of Washington, in the District
q Columbia, and known part of lot No. three,
80 In square number, bS, and described follows:
70 tee on street, running back II feet IL inches
deep Also part lot 4 in same square, Is feet front
by so feet deep, situated corner 81 and K streets
northwest, with the improvements Their son, consist
ing Of Brick Dwelling
Terms Of sale: On, fourth cash, of which SlOO will
be required down each piece Of property Sold al
time Of sale balance in IL and Is months, with in
eTest, and deed of trust taken to secure deferred
pay ments. Terms OF sale TO be cOmpli with with
in five days from day Of SALE otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell atthe risk and of
deiaultit e purchaser, by giving one weeks notice
Of resale by advertising in some newspa per pub
ishfd in said city All onyeyancing, &c, at cost
Of purchaser. CHARLES HEUR, Trustee
oct9-2sw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots
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DYIATIMFRE CLEERY-

ID Real Estate Brokers aud Aactioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llta st.
Sta- Office Building.
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slY W. l.. WALL & Co., Auctone-rs
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 900 Pennsylv anfa avenue
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
- By virtue Of de d If trust d-tai November
- q, 1871, and recorded in Lih-r s, lilo 2gl OF
a;A and records of the District of Columbia. will
fer at auction ON FRIDAY, the 3l,t day # Oct, =
Nos lilo. liz. lS. 49, and al except he west faef
Of To- l2U, in CT b Tt's subii,isi'n If SOU re 6-5
udng mprUV eme n's consisting of four subs az
tisl brick DIV ellIngs.
IsrIEs Of SALE One-thrd of tn. purchase money 10
be paid in cash, aud the esidue iu two equal ius al
mrnts, st aud IL mouths rvspc i've with interest
The terms Of sale mus be complied with within one
week after sale in default # which the prop .rty
will he resold at the Iisk and of the first pur.
chaser. WALTER s. cox. Trustee
octlS-eots W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RY DUNOhNSoN, BOWLING 4 co, Aucts
~ corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c
CONTAINED IN HOUSE Az NEW JERSEY
ANENUE, BETWEEN y AND X STREETS
NORTHWksT, AT AUCTION.
q On WEDNESDAY MORNING. October
w. 22d commencing a 10 o'clock, we will SELL
TF1at the above named house the eatire furniture
y VAC we name in part
WALNUT II o. Parlor Suite, What Not, Secretary,
Fr'nch Plate Mirror, Extension Table,
Brussels and Jther Carpets, Mattrasses
Feather Beds, ii air Mattresses Pillows &c
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Pictures,
Coos and other owes, Cut cry, Orockery
sssware, Child's Carriage Be-. &c.
The above sale Is worthy the attention Of buyers
the furniture being in good condition. Sale positive
DUNCANsON, BOWLING h CO.,
octlo-3 Rep Auctioneers
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TOMORROW.

by LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
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pY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auctionssrs ald Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. svenue and llth street,
Star Otice Binding.

iIMPRnTfp PRoPERrY IN No hSo a "a y
sTREET, WEEN 18Th AND l4TH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
- BY Nirtue Of deed of trust dated on The 18th
III day of June, 1873, aRd duly record d ia LiOer
No. IA folio 255 ct seq, Of the land records
for Washington county, ia the District Of & lam
bis, and by request of the party secured thereby
Will sell at public auction, ia frOAt of tie premises
on FRIDAY, October ~ az 5 O'olocN o m. al
those certain piece or parcels 4 ground situated
and lying ia the CITY Of Washington, and being
ca twenty TIRES, (2S) and twenty -four, ga in
MiiIism b. Tgdd's recorded -ubdiyision sf original
lots numbered eight (SD aud nine, 90 ia sou are No
less. These lots are situated North b street. be-
tween 18th and IAN streets northeast. ana No q
is improved by = two-story frame dwelling, being
NJ. 1926 street.
Terms of Sale: onethiFd cash ;sresidue in tx and
twelve months, with interest from day of sale An
conveyapc,Lg at cost Of purchaser or Purchasers
SIS on each lot at time of sale,
GEORGE Il. KIRK, Trust4s
oct14 eo6ds LATlMER CLEARY Aucts
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f'USARD LINE.

f'USARD LINE.
= NOTICE.
WITH the View Of diminishing the CHANCES Of coli
-igu, the steamers II this Line will, hsnc forth
take specified course for all seasons Of the year
On the OutWari Passage from Queanstowr b New
NUrk ct B"stpn, crossing Meridian Of 80 at a Lat
~ nothing 70 the north of4S
On the HnUavar1 Passage, crossing the Meridian
81 81 o. a. Lat, nothing To TIA north Of a. jyl4m
CUNARD LINE.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LTVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FKOM NEW YORK.
Russia---.-M ec-.Oct. Oalabrts- Sat- Oct IL
Java eO. Oct. Is II arthfa = Sat O.f n
'Cuba ..-..-- ed..Oct y Sarnaria.-.Sal- oct Is
.Ggtia--. Wed Oct. % Abyssinia--sat-...Nov. !
sig 'riA-- We1-k 9v. 3 'Batavia..--sas----NOv.
Steamers marked thus do not carry steersge pas
-rngers.
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY from New York.
RATES or PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, 500, and Sl3O
gold, acc riding 10 accommodation. <f<-hS
Tickets to Paris, 5 Is. gold, additional. SEtEfN
Return tickets on favorable terms --zsz.-A
Storage, So, currency.
steeTsRe tickets from Liverpool and Qusens,own,
ard all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates. Through
bills Of ladirg given TO Belfast, Glasgow, Hsyre,
Antwerp, and other points the Continent aud for
M Mediterranean ports. Fer freight and cabin pas
sage, apply at the COmpany's ONCE, No. 4 Bowling
Green for steersge passage, at No. Ill Broadway,
Trinity Building.
CHAS. q. FRANKLIN, Agent, New York.
OTIS BIGELOw, Agent, Office, 643 ID street
noslS-N northwest, Washington, ID. @.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
HIA,ALEXAEDRIA, Va, WASH

BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
ING1ON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharves, Phil 49,
SSdeiphla, WEDNESDAY and SAT sS3ls=5C
From 50 Water street, Georgetown, d, @, TUES
DAY snd SATURDAY at 10 a m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with sClyde's
Iron Line Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
New England States. NJ wharfage in Boston by
this line. g. y. HYDE, Agent far ID. Of q,
VIM. P. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia
y. A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
- freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or
ders left at General Office, sos Penasy lvania ave
nue., OF at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended TO. sp2-tr
nURING REPAIRS TO THE CHESAPEAKE
~ 1ng Dels~ are Canal We will run r.
an OUTSIDE LINE, making week 6, sS3Lz=N
~ trip H@E7<zlE<ss
Leasins RRhiadsDhia every SATURDAY at II N
CT HYDE,
auEZozm Agent for ID. OF O.
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nl LATIMER CLEARf,
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyy ania ave- aud llth street
Star Office Buildings.
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SATURDAY, Noyember ISIS, same hour and
place. VIM. II. WARO, Trustee,
octl8 y. j. SWEET, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
YHI8 AFTERNOOy.

PT LATIAER q CLKARF,
ID Auctioneers and Heal Estate Broken.
Southwest corner Per nsylyapin avenue and Rev
enth street, Star Once Buiidines.
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ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioReer,
No. 3ll 9Th street, opposite q s. Post ofice.
TRUsTEE's sALEoF FINE THREE-sTORY
AND MANSARD ROOF PRESSED BRICK
FRONT DWELLING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF STREET. BETWEEN NORTH OAP-
IToL AND FIRST STREETS EAST, AT AUG.
TON.
- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated Au-
gust %, lS72, and duly recorded in Liear No 69i
n1tolO 81, one of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and by the direction Of the party Sc
cured Thereby, shall offer for sale, At pnbc auc-
ton, in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, DC
piece parcel Of ground situate, lying and being in
the city Of Washington, ID. @ and known aud de-
scribed as being all that certain piece of ground
comm encinR at point two hundred and twenty (22lD
feet from LIST street east and running along street
west twenty (20l feet, thence south 500 fact theUce
east twenty ODD feet thence north eighty 1897 feet 20
the original place of beginning, in Gilbert
recorded subdivision Of square nu nber-d 675.
Terms Of sale: Une-half cash, and the balance in
u ana Is months for which notes of the purchaser
cent. per sBnum, and $ cured by a deed Of frost
upon the property. LOO 10 be dep bsited upon &C
ceptance Of bid. IL the terms of sale rot com
piled with wi hin days after sale, the prop ry
and cost Of the defaultinR purchaser OonveyancinR
at purchasers cost. WIN. ii. WARD, Trustee.
oct4-eo&ds Ell. SWEET, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is oSrPONED until
SATURDAY, November 1, 1873 hour and
octls f. J. SWEET, Aact.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. oil 7th ST., opposite q. 5. Post once
TRUSTEES SALE OF UsIMPROvED REAL
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RY L. J. SWEET,
No. 3l1 9TH street, opposite S. Post Office.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. Sll 7th ST., opposite q. 3 Post once

TRUSTEES SALE OF USIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE Oh ii STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
% AND ID STREETS WEST.
80 b. virtue OF 9 deed Of trust dated uly 9th,
lS2, AID duly recorded in Itber 692. folios II
= and -, ond Of the land records for th, District
4 Columbia shall sell At public auction, in front
Of the premises on rHU RSDAY, this q IN day Of No
vember, 1873, at O'Clock D. m, all that piece or
parcel If ground situate aud lying in the city Of
Washington, ID. O., aud known rs lot numbered
thirty (S0D, in Todds recorded subdivision Of orgi
nal lots numbered and Is, in square numbered $50
Terms Of ale mSdn known al time If sale. All
convey ancing at cost of purchaser. A deposit OF
SO required when property is struck on
WIN. b. TODD, JR.. Trustee
Cctl6-2aw6dts ". Il. SWEET, An,t'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-12-04


 and treated to barn-yhrd mAnurS and some form M p0kaah; two aYeaHa hecause one yeae isa not ap13 3eient 70 bzin9 khe soil into that hne Hlth essential for the best quality of the crop; onot more than two years, that each part of the farm may have in season its due proportion of the yard manure. Second, wheat, and the land seeded to Q variety of grass-seed, but clover predo dominating and the third year, clover treated with su1phate of lime !; fourth year clover and herd grass. After which, the rotation can be- recommended. This rotation gives us five crops, the three last of which are at least highly impor- tant and useful, although, the first will give greater clear profit, than. any other crop which can be as extensively grown in the commonwealth while the, whole have made but two drafts on the manure heap, and the land has been kept in good tllth and its producing power preserved" In order to save hay for the market, far mers will doubtless find corn an econom- ical product, the stalks serving ss fodder and the corn for fattening purposes. In Sunderland and Deerfeld they have 8 ready resource in onions. One man, with the profitable hop-yards of central New York in his mind, reckons it would pay to go into hops in some localities. In the neighborhood of towns, there is the vegetable market to supply; and market gardner of West Springfield finds that his cabbages and potatoes pay better diyi- dends than his. tobacco. So that with these, and fruits of various kinds, the farmer has plenty of resources to flee. to, and is at least always sure of fair living. With moderate piece of tobacco, on which all the refnements of the highest culture are bestowed to insure superior lty, and a fare share of other -crops be- mand for tobacco is good, he gets the tip of the market for his small though supe- rior crop, while if it finds no saIe, hsS at present, or at extremely low rates,. he is saved from running into debt by the pre- ceeds of his other products. .1adsGoE
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE. The other day a lady halted in front of garden on State street and dbaccosted man at work on some trees with the remark. *nsyiti,
 What are you doing to those trees?"
 ttGirdling them, madam, with printers ink and cotton to prevent. the canker worms from ascending" replied the man. ai How much does it costY asked the lady. aasa.-s-,L gtsl .a E.s.5 !. About twenty five cents apiece" re- piled the man.
 "What's your name?" was tie lady's next question. -4I.I 4 ,rTn6girsc
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 ,o '.'WeI." said the lady, ''I wish you would come and girdle ours. !" ''''' | The man gave an evasive reply and the lady went home. On telling the story to her husband she, was astonished to see him burst out in convulsive fits of laugh ter. 4s Iaiiaiil-a.a Esgi..4 saF What on earth are you laughing at?" said the lady.
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A TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION.

AODAOCO UHUWkkES ASSUCIAIION.
 While the farmers and packers are thus standing on the q,si viye, waiting for what the days may bring forth, it has come to prices for M adss of so5seco nan must vail in the future The growers can hard Y expect to receive for a long time, per haps never again. the fancy rates of the past. although there are some who tena- ciously cling to the opposite belief Among these, perhaps, may be numbered tne Agawam farmers, who, to the number or zt, have formed an association for the sale of their tobacco direct to the manu lecturers or the big New York iobbers, snus doing away with one set of middle