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, 1874-05-13

Ea0S-fYcre quiet and weak carly, but tie receipts
strong at lslss hs loea densana il 70 rood. 'l''
FIsu:-The p:st few days have Witnessed no I'M
r hot IN I Ike sn sa1twster oarsd It
ss.Sns r. ~ hsaaa oat aSo
ri. new, H-bn, sl3soGl 400; No. bay, sio.so@
1o15 N' ,aeEers !, co, &pr fsmiiy
2,?5 bank eodsb ss.?5@6.5o; George's coldsh, SIS
ssS tassiass hssf's Ss;.s 5sas SS Ss i
s'39pi H-er,s 9Ah 8 Tf@io ;;95a o.
the demand for dried fruits is noted, and pricea Of
nearly oil descriptions show hardening tendency.
Stocks Of both domestic aud imported ruils are much
smaller generally thantn past Seasons at tls period,
aud that consumers will lays to pay higher prices
little later Is undouDsd. Among recent cllangea,
crranta A@Ho In apples; 80 in pitted oherrics md
5@looper box ii raialns. Nuts dun a1ld generally
lower We now ,ss> quote: Fons1es-Dates lots1oxe;
raisin5 'Sass; ioosa ss Mses : sts rans
Ssas i95saas s1Fs s
plsa extras, laa alsHe Mishigan sliced. 1sNais:te;
s3sn H. d. s pssssss %sss passa a @ z
25c peaches. halves, now, H.5@lEc: do mixed, liz
io SastSerrs !o@1e3 rasRheTs
2?s; ohIu a,n'its' i7aiso; aronohle wainnts, nox:
1o ;r,i.n, nsax, !uS@iao Reeahs.s Iexas, oH9
IN o,atv 71iac Tcnnossas ncs,ts ~ 7Sc
o14 pEIN o ,sor55 yoathss e
few aass nds raQsea All an ~ Inc fof
~ ~ ~ W. ~ ,o 'gsy l. a..
nvn apo eaGn pey trs
III ~ ta ~ ooa ~ yn ny
so ~ tn o. ven; " eW N caaea
w. on7 wrsg " @ A. PEI att Lem
n GoaT IN o foncr sson Iair IN n6oisa M annos'
SsiI0aa 10 por brI e1tiyntrd cranherries at ~ nn5
7:a5; bananap, fa.oo@o.oo rer bunch pina.appssy,
bog; aaoorn,na ,,, ,,.,
n M fas an9,a,a' nr, ~ & sS'us m .alS
vivw wh ony tt'ng variation ~ aoa tr9 previously
changs worthy OF noe Az other STAPLE arttclaa hase
been hed firmly ana most a,ds goods also display con-
siderable aarength 6isnps AND oaases hSfe TGcenty
advanced at tno East and 1nere ls nsooabtty Of
''rSs Bn.np. sonaG4so' ~ ~" auo'0 ~ 1o@o"7:
corFEEs-nocha, a5SR373so; Q. @: Java. s49a4Hc;
java, No. =, Y44@33tse; fancy Rio 9Th sGsa1Np;
choke DO, 20aGa27o; prime Rio, 2aH 9a01lc; good do,
se:re eonnn ara ,ss sGss @ g d@
| a7NGe3o; do, primo, 25AGa7Ao; Malacaibo, VIC
| osc. =.
| CAyp1ra-star. f1,l vo,ght, 176a17xc. H,a,rins,
tulI weight, NY Ss1!s; Do, short wei9h 1s;4al3e:
,stapssu, Louis!ann SS SaoHc. ~S'0's0' o"''"
sia1hs|Pafent mi Sf s1s,<a1o,1o. crnrboa mil
| powdered, 1l,io; granuiated, iiA@i1'Sc; H. stand.
:otrs ro w. 4 vSpsof 1a yne" ~ ~ To IT,
0s; III tar d. do s1s@9s cnoie molasses s'gar. $50
G,esns 3.1s seas shoiee 9l9e; prime. s''o;
| w, 1a!i. aAsaoHci cohmo4tIH{ H{Sgot.
S,4s pnmaea @ arn9 soS s,iser eFps
exra In 1S a ,slasns ,nmasse coIr
, 1874-05-13

HIlEEP-Iho teW droTcH on aalo wcro quickly. alb,
aorbed, and pricc1 wore firmly maintained at &. .60@
go for :acaawags: at So u for common 10
dium, and At $7.0o99: 80 for good to extra.
BUFFALO. ~.
BUFFALO, May ay12..cAT1LE--Rccelpts, 2,o91 total
sor tho ss aska eas' M sna .n1 e1t Of %
Inarte. could stand D,a!era n anart only aa1ea
SHEEP AND LAMps-R Receipts, 400; total. for tito
week, 6.ooo. Masist sow at H5o. Of. ssles M 1,!oo
gan alsap 30 lbs, s7so; 200 Illinois shcep oo6s2 lii,
meas@lseeotrts 1000; total for weak. 1oaoo York
ors, so.ooos576; heavy S5;75@g:; 1@G: 80. =,
sr. Lours, hlay 12.-Hoas- -Rocofptn, 1900. Market
arm; light. s4.2'9!T5s bacon, sa.1oa aS.4o: heavy,
eT, eo1TT,TIE-asceipta, 4as. In good domand and TN.
changed.
WATERFOWL, MASS.
MArEnTowNt Mass., A1ay l2,-DEET CArrLE-Re-
ceipts 100 supply Of atoek, Hight. Choice $o7B; ex-
tra nEss quality s1s9sso second
gHEEr AND LAMDs-Rceoipta, oo3; doInand Light
aalea In lots. 81. 4.oo6a5.so each oxtra $soo@s7s :
, 1874-05-13
pAtInitclrtii1t Wool nIRrftet.

Plz1LApEIpH1A. May l2.-Wool actye aud drmer !;
Ohio, Pennsylyania. and, West Virginia double extra
67He; coaFses 45@soo; New York, Michigan; 1ndana
aud Western ilne, o0tasaNo : nedian1: 63da5ao';
Ing, unwasned, 49N@43s; Canada, conibng, 67@o5c !;
tine, unwashed, 55el38o coarss and medium, IN.
washod, s. 928c tub, washed, 6<a57t1o; extra and
mertno, pulled. &t@50o; No. 1ana suparans, pulled,
43I44e, -,
, 1874-05-13

nouB-TIo< hog market disniayoi a little moro nni-
nation than OH Yesterday, bit 10 improvement fu
prices fealftcd There wna Der inquiry lor good
wero promptly taken At $5.40@s.0o. Medium, COM
mon, md Inferior lots wore sonswhat neglcotedt but
Tho it ct them alao we5o worked o1 and at quito "a
ailp quotations was paid In bit single Instance
Conger Bro. to p. j. uAlI9an, Thc rlnB ralus wnrs
lnedn, md .4o@675 for good to choice. The fol-
loving wore noted:
, 1874-05-13
COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY EVENING" May II.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
Of the lcating artic1oa OF produce in Chicago
during tho pnst twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago: ID
, 1874-05-13
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS.
0llcB Of Chicago & Northwestern Railway
C0plpalY, 52 Walst :-

The tnnunt rnootlng ot the stoukhadefs and 6ondhoii
Of the Cicaxnk Northwestern Railway Company, for
the election IT Directors pursuant to law, and for
transaction ot sMeh othor b"iness may heoro
said easiug viii hsl4 A. tho o'ce Of tn oomPany ia
GsssE n M
oHlco o III. Company, q Walss,, Now Yuf for roQss
tration or before the 4th Of hlay, pEo1ln.0
ALBEKT KEEP, Praaidsnt
IL. L. SyKEa, JH. Sec1otnry.
, 1874-05-13

our DIRECT TRADE.
Tho New York Daily Bulletin las tho follow
pepper, OF which THE TRIBUNE lately gave the
Chicago does not propose to rest with direct I'M
Portatios Of tea and coffee and ratsns II is castin9
longing looks now ne pepper. Laat year she ,ported
pared WITH Tho trudo OF Eow York and Bos-
sen put # yi Dc goi fSr !. btsnnns Il is atp t. e
entsrprIeo of the great Liz oy Toa Is bestauing
arrive there overland from Sun Frcnciaco and Clt
vast trae for raisins, true TINT the iobbing
trade Of Now York been hurt by Chicago importing
on ita aceount for tho past year or so. But ID
s'SSe Se e
mountain out Of moc-htll. However, II tho direct
importation Of one commodity be made to pay d
profit, there is no rcaaon why other ventures Of The
kind may not also succeed. There is nothing lie
trying. j.,
New YoRK, May 12.-produco exports for the
week, ,454se7. a decrease OF 61,2a2,ooo from
Customs receipts, e479, 200; =. i .s
Treasury disbursements, ss35,ooo.
Sterling dali Ut s4.s7@4.8s for 60 days, and
s4:9o11@49l for sight.
Gold ranged from ll2@112'hz; closed at 1875.
Carrying ratos, 3@4.'
Clear'ngs, $l8, 900, ,000.
State and railroads bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments dull and steldy.
Stocks wero alternately weak md strong dur
lug tho day, with humorous fluctuations Of 10
* per cent; closing prices we're generally .A@
for tho day, 1888 06o shares, Of which Gl 900 wero
Wostern Union. 20 900 Paoiho Mail, 10000 Lnke
Shore, 1000 Northwestern, II 900 st. Paul. {, 000
Wabash, %, 600 Union Pacific. and G,0g0 Ohios..
, 1874-05-13
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO. -,

Monday. Observation-Disclosures. 2e6a 1900
oATrLE- Tho surrounding of the market were not
ls reported overstocked mud from 1A4o to ~ lower
than last week, whilo from other prominent Eastern
goomy IT ie seuned W I
euing q prices, though shipping grades alone were
about covering the shr!nkage bit II waa sucien. to
wpo ont, IN mnjurlty Of natanceH arovcrsf margins,
aud their countelanves Indicated everything but sat
Receipts, fully 1ooo were lett over unsod thus swell
inf tS ., saRy to nS ~ a ts
from so@37o for rough thin stock 10 &. u for
oxtra. There were few droyes for which higlpr Ag
i J. @ a snst ey eHss ss sss1f se 's @
1t tt. higher Price. Ntos Adde.ns sold Is extra
Rss s
Most Of tho trading. howoyer, was done Ut $475@o.6 80
f sas to s9e sa2n GsssS' s'esK fa saa
6a5.0o for Butchers stock. Calves were In good
quest and ~ fair auppy q s3ooQ}55 90 for peor to
antl good to coice coru-fed at ss.259o,6o, rha mar
kct closod dull md heavy.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deeyes-oradcd stosss, averaging !, 400 ~
hplco eS Ill i'eeyosuo it, e torcl year
to year old steers, averaging 1880 10
God tIG nsy formed '''ss'''
atseru syeragiig i,1so 10 ado ts ..... 6:s5dS5.so
sging 11ao 10 l,250 :........ Guo@52,
averaEinH $50 to 100 S.; ;:.;....;...., o.75aA1s
lesh, averaging ZIG 10 1,oso ssoa47s
ataas bulls md scslawsg sseers.. sooaas
Catte-Toxas. corniosl. osl..,............. 4.75@1.4u
oltle-Te1as, wntersl North. t.uU@i4.5u
Ca.tioTe1as, through droyes. ...........,. ..,...
QATTLH HAEEEs
, 1874-05-13

New yonK, A1ay 12.-Dusncsa quiet with Importers
and manufacturers agents, ana tAess %as slow Job
bing movement, Market for cotton goods quiet at Mn
changed prices Brown standard ahesttngs tn better
danand prsnts quiet IN trst hands worstod dFess
goods II moderate reanssf 9so9s a9@ oa moss aevs
molaiIa and cashmoscs fairly active.
, 1874-05-13

TUESDAY EVENING, May II.
m The following table eShiblts tho receipts and ship
ending May II, and a!nce Jan. !, 1874 compared
with tho corresponding periods laat year:
tor Since Jan. san,e tine.
sgtek LISA: 1873.
Lumber, N H.. ......25?999 13sss1 ioso9i
Aath' m..:..'........:.:. 2,tsi Butt 13,a4
hah 9e:5n: vorc on; a s'a Ind oos1sa aas @ 81
There gaa good attendance M 1ocal and country buy
crs n spite OF tho rau and tue market was acivo and
slight advance. Twelve or dttoen earg6ea wero sold
During tho day md only hreo Or four wero left
h1lll-run h1uskegon boards sold ut fl4.s0; common
boards md sr.ps at $40 o0@li 90 tolsts and seant
lumber IL quotabo at $1,000; shinges at 81 a76@2
Tho following aales wore raporsea: -
Cargo achr e. Bcovill from Nlnskogon, 100 m joists
and scantling at 1925 q III lath 1t s2.00 Sold BY
Cargo sobr l. l. 1,riatow, from 'oconto, 75 m and
3nch josts at $780, 20 coarsa inch at $500, nj lath
At s2.oo; cargo schr Anoskeag, from do $50 m arge
& ssa y ls Ra &C.
173 in common inch <part Norway at $1,000, 165 IN
iarh at 90; cargo new schr, H. D. Moore, from Mns
kegon, 143 m It common MIXED {part Norway at
$1,000; cargo schr Wcstchester Ito arrivol from Mus
kegon 140 asrips and boards, 1n-run, 1t s1d50; 4s
IN ncs iath nt sa.0D. AL aold BY @. Deming & Co.
Cargo sc1r Game Cock, 100 m common MIXED ut
$1,000; 20 m lath at 81 90: cargo echr Arctc. 140
Norway strips md bosrds 1t slt 90, 1luakogo tally;
cargo srhr Pilgrim 152 joista and acauting ut 50
% N lati at s2oo; all from Mnskegon. and aold
by Il. X. pckfard Go. co.-.-.-...
Tho Ynrd trntQ ta 1sgpt. but pScea 2ra rlIug YerY
, 1874-05-13
OFFICE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & Pa.
-. CIFIC Raj ILRQAD COMPANY.

: NpF1l 3, I874s
Tbs annus meeting ths Stockholders OF tile chios1o,
Rock Island Pacific RAILROAD Company, for thu election
of DIRECTORS pursuant law and tho Transaction Of such
othor business ~ may before them, will bs held Al
thn oCics Of ths Company In tho city of Chicago,
edussday the third day at June next. at II O'Clock
M. ucAAA' - = 1'NS - %As,A3"a'V
, 1874-05-13

~ r. y 4b.
Coupons, ,'97.
Coupons. B8........1a05<
New New6a..............tl554 IS.
J0-i0s ..,..,;,,,,..,1l4X
Currency Ga, ,.,,.,...1le5i
DoNps,
Vireiutas, old, 81
N. Garolls,ns. old,.,..21
n. Caroiinaa, 1,aw,,,.12h
, 1874-05-13
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

- -. TUESDAY EVENING, May II.
Tho following tabe exhibits tho receipts and ship
mons Of lumber HinRles md lath for the past week.
ending May II, and anee Jan. !, 1874, an compared
with tho corresponding periods hat year:
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13
Madame Bazaine's Plot.

FURTHER ABOUT THE SUCCESSFUL DEPARTURE
AwlTHouT LEAVE FROM Ell. MARaUERIET.
PARIS, August l2.-lt has been ascerlained
that the plan for Marshal Bazaine's escape from
81. Marguerite was arranged ak weeks ago. 1t
was entirely the work Of Madame Bazains.
The Marshal refused at first to fly, but finally.
owing to his failing to obtain some modification
Of his sentence, Welded. lie started from the
island in the steam yacht Baron Rcasoli. beloBg-
ing TO an Italian company. He refused to en-
ploy French vessel. He was accompanied in
his flight by his wife and brother. His place
of refuge is not known. Some persons say lie
is in Spain. The domeslics at the fort where
the Marshal was imprisoned have been arrest
led.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13
BUYERS FROM INsoLvENTs.-H. Il. Billings

BUYERs FROM INsoLvENTs.-H. Il. Billings
bought Nolan & McElwain's stock of jewelry,
said TO have been worth $4,000, for $4,000, a
short time before their insolvency, they giving
plausible reasons for the sale. All parties are
of Chicago. The assignee in bankruptcy OF
Nolan g. McElwain now claim that the sale was
In fraud Of the Bankrupt a,t,but Judge Blodget
ruled the contrary, saying that the good faith
Of the purchaser had not been clouded, that he
could not be supposed to know the truth of the
circumstances alleged,nor to he able to ascertain
them upon inquiry. If he could have done SO
by inquiry, it was intimated that the decision
would have be en- otherwise.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13
The Drunkard's Carnival.


At least one class Of the population in
Chicago profitsd BY the fre--the dead-beats up
town. One would rush into saloon with bis
face smoky aud dusty aud cry: "Gimme some
whisky, Dick. tell you gentlemen, this -
FIRE. I've been through good many ..fves, but
this il the boss scorcher. My throat's like a
lime kiln" Timid or lazy suburban resident oil
a simple and generous disposition 30 you've
just came ny? Take something% Dtad.beat
"Dont mind II l do. Gimme some whisky, Dick.
Yes Stree, just left it. When think Of fourth
avenue, them houses blowing up on oil sides,
people killing up into the air, niger babieu
roasting, until the fremen had to put hand
kerchitfs up:.to their nosas-ltell You gentlemen,
it was just awful" Barkeeper, his curiosity tv,r-
coming his habitual caution-"lt must have
been. Whist you have. Billy" ''Gimme some
whisky, Dield Awful? You better believe msl
Whew? | see Lake Shore depot take; says !.
Good bye. Chicago But just then the wind
shifted. aud l knew We was all right on this
side. feel sorry for the Grand Pacific
"Anoiher auditor-"The Pacific burned? Dear
mel As the gentlemen what they will have"
Gimme some whiLky, Dick. Yes, sir, tie
Pacific caught just as left, and Dave Gage was
there crying like child" One barkeeper on
Madison made audible resolves to close up and
20 down and see at every yarn lie heard, but
business was 40 brisk he WAS 10th 10 do 30, till
about 1870 Wednesday morning, when he heard
that the Exposition building had been burned,
with large and fashionable audience within it.
With the remark: Six hundred of 'em briledl'
"Grazng Nebuchsdnezzail I'll shut up and
cnO
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13
giaes ct SraateI.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

APRIL 20. 1874. r..., - -.-.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations 8 so, 10,
$50, 10 30 a. M; 2. A, Z Is, 10 "a p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 a. m; u II. s AZ
p. IN, as,t4. l. d., 4. .,r. 1.s
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations. u 50. 10 o.
a. m; ~ D. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 70 So, 2 o.. 10 OF q. M;
23.5 20, z l0p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. II S. 10 10 a. M. 25, 35, 60 D. IN.
Seaford and Interme diate Stations. IL S., 10 10
IN 35 p, M.
Dellnar and intermediate Stations, IL IS. 10 10
IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. IS. 30,
p.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 a: M
Baltimore and Washington. IL So, 2 03 a. IN.
For further Information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at the depot.
Ii. F. KENNEY,
merl1-1yd&w Superintendent.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13

Summer visitors (male) arc sending home
for their wooden trousers.
They elected man from Long branch
ballroom the other night merely because he
wanted to pray to the dancers.
Bates Sargent was arrested for theft in ILL
nois the other day. They probably took him
for Sergt Bates going backward
George Grant of Kansas is said to be the
largest landlord in America. Call him the
champion land Grant.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13

Although the above price sare as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at a
profit, we do not intend TO be undersod upon any
consideration.
Those prices to take eifeN on and after Monday.
April IL.
PUSEY d RICE.
0FFIecs-4O6 Shipley, 4th and Poplar. and 1916
Walnut SITS. apr7tf
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-13
1874 EASTERN ICE. 1874
Having secured large quantity of
GOOD SOLID ICE,

4U pounds and over at the rate Of S0O per 100 lbs
The above prices to take effect ON Monday April
18th. 1874.
Our Ice is as good as any ice that can be offered
In the market and will be sold low as the lowest.
WALTON Il JAMES,
aprstf 18th and King and No. Q W. Third SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25
D2OPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June H. ls4
oesec prop 1sas tor furnishing Stationery for the
D,eIPAtne AZ until SOrH DAY OF JUNE, 1874, ct IL
Blank fa-a for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids VIII be considered and accented or re-
!ectec ZEN by Item; and this and the
ptopoea,s so Tar As accepted by the Secretary of
Stalsl ana the tond accompanying the same, shall
const ute the contr act bstween the goyerume. and
ne bidder or bidders, and NO further contract will
The Articles contracted for must be furnished from
to orders from the Department
The entire Quantities OF each article will, how
ever Dc called for during the year.
Ea2h proposal must De signsd by the individual or
sufficient sureties, Ia q equal to fifty per cent
ofthe bud or bids accepted, approved by q United
States officer OF the district in which the sureties
RESIDE or DO business, on form to be furnished by
the Department conditioned for furnishing such
poruons OF he articles be arded under il,
and the perform ance of the contract.
All deliveries Will be subject 10 inspection by an
expert detailed for the arpcse by the Secretary of
state and the delivery OF inferior article will be
deemed SUN cause to annul the contract, the
option Of The Secretary.
Deliveries must be free G icharge at the Denart-
Knent 81 stste, W ashipgton.
The failure 20 Comply with any one order under
sse eoLtIs,t wl At the option OF the Secretary Of
safe, operate as forfeiture Of Q entire penalty
q the fOnd. or the Secretary or State may direct
the in oren market, Of s1ch quantities Of
aJ articles g. shall be necessary 20 sBpply the de.
heleDcy caused by such failure, and charge to the
contractors nifty per csntum Of the price which IL
shall be found necessary 20 gay for such articles
Proposals unAccomr panied by satisfactory bond
VIII net be Considered, and contracts will be
dealers in the articles.
Proposals 70 b. addressed TO the UNDERSIGNED and
nsrAec " Proposals for siattonery, "
HAMILTON FISH,
lel2 Secretary Of state,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25

Michigan paper ssrcastically remarks
that SO few Of the Marquette ladies observed
decoration day last Saturday. Their efforts.
however, were all confined 10 their own per-
~Saboath school teacher (reprovingly) to
boy playing marbles on Sundav-"Boys. do
You know what day this is?" Street boy.-"Hi,
feilers! Here's q cove as don't know what day
this IL! L guess he's been out all night"
~Ihe Marchioness Tifinini nee Mlsswicker-
sham, Of Philadelphia converses fluently in
nine languages. III the old man TirHnini ever
undertakes 70 come to bed with his boots on,
shell do the subject justice.-AlLany Erening
~White coal is the latest Australian fiscov-
cry. Ii consists Of felted cabbage nbres, like
peat, which contains. interpreted between
mem, nne grains OF sand IL is easily combus-
uble, and burns with q bright flame. The white
coal covers large tracts, requiring no mining
and II is said TO be already used TO a large ex-
tent for fuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctlcnoers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID stree

GREEN WLLLIAMs, Auctiono.rs,
INTENSIVE SALE OFF SOLID WALNUT
fAhLth AND CHAMBER FqRNIrURE OF
gI3 sTBEET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
18th STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
a On MONDAY, Jure 20, 1874, commencing
Va ct 10 O'Clock m We shall cell the follow.
IL ing Collection OF superior Furniture, all in
~ excellent condition and but little used The
attention OF housekeepers and others In
search of frs Glass Furniture is respectfully Gale
70 TINS sale, as presents unnsua facilities for
curing fashionable AID welI-made Cabinet work,
Walnut Psrlor Suite, upholstered in green rep,
Two handsome Civans, upholstered in blue rep,
and Pillows to match,
Elegant Reception Chairs, Fine Walnut Center
Walnut Marble Top Hat Tree,
superior Chromos and EDgravipgs.
Walnut Library Table, covered with Billiard Cloth
W T1iSGipg Chairs 10 fancy reps,
WsInut Work Tables,
Three go handsome Marble-top Chamber Suites,
Elegant Walnut Wardrobes,
Walnut Extension Table,
Grover Baker Sewing Machine, nearly new,
Twelve tl2l Walnut Dining Boom Chairs,
Gilt and W anut Frame Mirrors,
Painted Cottage Furniture,
Lace Curtains and Cornice,
III antel Ornaments Drugget,
Painted Bedsteads, Bureaus, and Washstand5,
Handsome Brussels, Ingram, and other Carpets,
Hair Rusk. and Cotton Top Mattresses, Tucker
Feather Pillows, Brussels and other Stair Carpets,
Mating. Oil Cloth, Stair Rods, Window Curtains,
China, Glass, and Orockery Ware,
A TsI@s s Sli1'''''% GREEN 3 WILLIAMS,
le23 d IBep.l AUctioneers.
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SSesANoot corner f6DnSylIan1a avenue am tkba 81
Star Once Bzildngs
BHN REsIDENCE on I'D STREET, Be
WIFE AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
no. SO. AT AUCTION.
q BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the thir-
"a ,eenth ISM day Of November, A. ID. 1871, to
IL aniei L. Eaton and myself, duly recorded in
uEer NO COL folio l9l, Of ths land records Of
ninSton county in the District of Columbis,
snn ~ iDe request OF the party secured thereby,
VIII sell ct Public auction, I'm front OF thu premises
on pNkSDAG, July 1874, at 8 O'Clock D m !,
the following described real estate, situate In the
CITY q Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit !:
All that certain piece or par eel Of ground known
and described rs Lot numbered sixteen in Kib-
by subdivision of Square numbered 1--we hundred
and seventy one, (Hl,l as laid down and recorded
OF Washington. ~ WY
Terms Of sale, prescribed by deed Of trust: Two
tnou.and $1,000 dollars oash, and the balance a.
SIX. Twelve, eighteen, twenty four and thirty six
for Which the notes of the purchaser bear
trust on the property sold, will be taken. deposit
OF S2U viii be required OF the purchaser at the
time OF sale. All convey anciaG at the expense Of
the purchaser. III terms Of sale not Complied
with In seven days after sale, the Trustee ryes
the night to resell the property at the fisk and cost
OF the defaultiDg purchaser, after five days notice
tngton, d. q. JAMES M LATTA
yeIo-oddS Surviving Trustee.
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,h,r,, ,ho,,,s. ,erday to recover a hundred apd
by m,s,oSs =, dollars in stocks and bonds, left
lanes iorimer 60 bel i'm a street car by Mr..
some Tune after amo5- the assets az 80
tie propepty Se,orsss ~ II being clear that
ysve judgement for the delivery = I, 30 s,na go
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