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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIaPRovEU
PkOPEbTf LOCATED IN TaE NORTH
EIE1S . StGTiSSs OF THk Off, AT PUB
SATURDAY, the Istb 18Th, a0th and St ios...
VIII expose Ter sale, at auction, in front Of the
property, viz:
THURSDAY, at 5 o'clock p m, ior 81, in square
west corner of s;h and U streets northw sst.
ON THE SAME DAY, At 5S O'Clock o. m, part
Of lots IS 9S, in square $685. Improved 6y IA
story brick house oontsiniug 9 rooms bsy widow
1329 10Th street northwest.
FRIDAY, at ; O'Clock m. lot I, in square 7ss
ESl00 feet; improved by a very pretty two-stoTy
irsme house Containing rooms, front porch and
Terrace, Sd street northeast.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTEB, 81 o'cI.ck,
part on lot IN square 7sS; improved by beauifu1
tWo-story orlcE house, Containing rooms, cellar,
and all modern improvements; also, q twO-story
frame stable on rear Of the lot, being No. I22 Sd
ON THs SAME DAY, at 4 O'Clock .. N. part Of
iot .. 10 square 942; improved by an sroom frane
house with store, being sl3 East Capitsl street.
SATURDAY, at O'Clock D. m, lot Ia sau,re
9l, situate on the northwest corner of 18th aud II
streets southeast; improved by y very nicely fn-
ished room frame house.
ON 1HE SAME DAY, at 81 O'Clock n m south
part Of lot 2 in square $40, 7sXlH feet inches sit
uste on 18th street, between and streets south
east.
ON THE SAME DAY, at4 O'Clock ,. N. lot Is,
squsre s. 10 feet 10 BY 80 feet, situate
the corner OF 10th and streets southeast.
ON TIE SAME DAY, at AZ O'Clock m lot
8, In sguare ISL, 20kl0 feet, situate street. be
tween h AMI 7th streets southeast; improved by A
two-story and attic brick house, CONTAINING ten
rooms, C liar and brio stable.
ON THE SAME DAY, at O'Clock p. m, lot 10,
IN square $40 leo feet; improved by comfsl
BILE FIVE room frame house in good order, being No
s12 5th street southeast.
The terms Of sale en- the above property will be:
Onesiath each; balance in three years, deferred
payments being secured on this property sold. In
all cases deposit Of Ss5 must be made as soon as
the property Is struck off. The improved property
will be open for inspect the afternoon of day
of sale. THEO. II. GATCHEL, Agent
Corner 4 and 18th streets northwest,
meTl46 JOS. r. KELLEY. Anct
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrI L rAYLoRs,
s2S PENNsYLvANIAAv AVENUE,
have prepared for the Spring Business the largest
aud haudsomsst assortment Of Ladies' Undercloth-
ing ever offered in this market, comprising IS TO-
lows:
. styles rREssING sACQUEs, st 81 so, 81 Is.
Si-7h, $500, Sans, $3.50, s4.7S,
s5.75.
styles NIGHT DRESSES. at sI75. 81,
s237H, 81 60, 81 rs, 2s71s, g -,
S3sO. s3.,O. S3.s116, 81 so, s5l2ss,
sol2's, e6.37}l, $40, 80, sIl.Sa.
zsstyles WALKING SKIRTS, at - cents, sI2s
S1.Ss, $3.50, 81 rs, 81, sS1O, 81 30
81 50. IS SO, s4I3, 50 .4a. $3.50,
S1.--.
styIe. SHORT SKIRTS. at 20 cents. 20 cents
emo, sIl3, sI.S-, sI.3a, SI.ss
szJ-.
Q styles TRAIN sKIRrs,s. 81 7s.s2 3O.s4I2
s455. So 80, ss, $40 so, sli, sIi.19
Is s;yL- CHEMIsE a. - cents. 81, sI25,
SIS7, sI62, SI-7. So 80, s2s7,
s5.a3.sS.eo, ss.Ts, s3.es, 81.
"a styles DRAWERS, at rs &c nts, :. cents
slI3. sI15. sI.3T.sI5 80, $50, sL--
81 Is, s2I3, sass, s2.6O, s2.63
: styles CORSET COVERS, q: o. cents, Il 30.
500, sLse, SI.s-, Sass, s2s0
. styles APRONS. at 25 cents, so cents, So cents.
IL ceats, -. cents, 81. Is, sI25.
Infants Goods.
NC DRESSES, CHRIsTESIHG ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAKs, MERISOi
CLOAEs, WOOL SHIRTS, BASKETS, &c SO,
Children's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAgQUEs,
FLASNEL and CLOTH sAOoUEs, in great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
At thu following prizes sI2, sIf7s, els.
St7.2s. els s2O.75, S2I.9O, sa6,
$500 SAT.
WATERPROOF ClOaks.
A large assortment, in English and American
manufacture, At the following prices: sig, SI3,
STA, f37, $3.50, 1851, eI675,
Sl7.TS, s2S, S2S, $50, S35.
Ladies' Dresses.
SUMNER P6PLIN DRESSES, at a bargain,
$40
BLACK ALPACA DRrssEs, at sI3I2,
el5 -, Sl6.e7, s24.
BLACK SILK DRESSES, at eII5, SI22 80
SWISS DRISSEs, (PolOnaise and skirt at sI2,
sic, $50, $3.50, $40, 500.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
n u w ID OOK ks.

NEw BOOKs.
A Summers Vacation, bg Rev. =. Hale, paper,
so cents; Ivan DeByron, by Arthur Heks, limo. ,
S2.25; The Pyrenees, by III. Taine, l2ms., S25O;
Sea and Educ alton reply TO Clsrke's Sex IN I'd .
neal ION, 81 49, LessiDg's Gascoop, translated by
Fro bingham, = 50; Line Din and Seward, by Gid
con Nelles, SlbO; English Psy chology, By tn. Ri
bat, 81 50; Freemsn's Comparative Politics, So:
History of the Ceramic Art, large svo with over
l,T0 illustrations, SIS; Forster's Life of CHARLES
Dickens, vol. 5. 81; History of North Americ an
Birds. by Baird Brewer and Ridgway,3 vols, Ito
illustrated, $50. RICHARD y. M0hUN 4 90 .
Booksellers and 5tationers, 1913 Pa av, mario tr
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EVENING STAR
CON'GRESSIO.V.SG.


SENATE.-After our report c,o~ed-
The anne ndment Of the committee % the army
appropriation bill 20 strike out the clause pro-
xleing Tor the transfer OF all pending var claims
before the Qusrtermsster General and the Com
nissAry GENERAL % the Commissioners OF
Sm., ana that said commissioners should
sueh claims, and TO insert in place thereof a
snse conunuing 70 the Quartermaste Gene
anss,sl IN NE sCe9mlsssry General and Third
claims AZ shan be hrons ht before them uosrr
me sct OF uly 4, 1864, and the acts amend torv
thereof, vas agreed 70.
MIR. Stevenson presented an amendment cs,.
tstIlng iuu jurisdiction upon the Court OF
Slsins 20 hear and decide the claims OF all par
government, or Who took the oath OF sIlesi.ncs
under the Presidents procl smation OF fS',S ana
90 abolish the southern Claims Oommlssioa-
penny ne ,I with the bill introduced BY Mr..
Mr.. Frelinghuysen characterized the propo.,-
ton az q most extraordinary one.
Mr. Stevenson advocated the Proposition a
due TO the loyal people OF the south.
Mr.. Carpenter said that, under the provisions
OF the amendment, there would be no limit 90
the claims tor compensation; claims could be
presented tor property destroy ed in actual con-
fict.
Pending further consideration the Senate
went INTO executive session, AMI then al
journed.
HOU SE.-After our report closed
Nanous amendments 20 the legislative apPro-
prisuon iili were rejected
ported from the Committee on Appropriation,
and TIE next paragraph read.
Inc committee then rose, aud the Speaker
,aiu before the House n communication from j.
n Baker, Commissioners OF Pensions, in repiy
70 the charges SIDE by Mrs. Helen NJ Barnard.
Referred 70 the Committee on Pensions
Inc House then, at 5.lo p. m, adjourned.
TIE RIOTS IN THR SANDWICH IsIaNns
Later advtces nom the sand wich Islands hiring
particulars OF the serious riot occurring there
after the election of Prince kalskua 70 the
throne. Queen Emma's sdherents attacked the
house of assembly, beat the members de-
suoyed the furniture, and set fire 20 the build
ing. The riot was not quelled until the British
ana American marines were landed aud dts
persed the mob. The two prominent candidates
were Queen Emma, the widow Of kamehameha
~. and descendant OF the royal chiefs upOu
her mothers side (tor her father WAS an English
man and David halakaua, a prominent m an
aud a descendant of some Of the most noted
chieftains OF the islands. kalaksua has been
successful, and his election has caused the ex-
citement among the adherents OF Queen Emma
His victory may be attributed 10 the fact that
he Is strongly opposed 10 the cessIon OF any pOr-
ton OF the islands TO foreign powers, and that
be represents the opinions of a great majority
OF the natives, who are apprehensive OF such
grants and annexation 20 the United States
The new King Is said 10 have some intellectual
ability, and 70 possess considerable amount of
experience In Affairs Of government, but il h
asserted that he has very little force OF char
acter.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASH.

IHGTUN.
- By virtue Of q deed OF trust, dated the LIST day
I'D Of March, ISIS, recorded in Lioer ia, folio gi
e seq, one OF the land recoIGs for the District
OF COLUMBIA, and 10y direction Of the party secured
thersby shall sell, in frort Of the premises, on
FRIDAY the 20th day Of March, 1874, that valu-
able al estate In the county Of ashingtoD, being
part OF the " Greenvaen estate, and known Is Lots
No. aud 3, in the subdivision Of said tract As
recorded ~ the once Of the Surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia, in the following order, viz: At
O'Clock p. M. shall sell Lot No. s, and at !.
O'Clock .. m. shall sell Lot No. 9.
Lot contains q acres aud IS perches, and Lot Q
contains Is acres rood % perches and Is improv cd
by IeaIly new two story Frame House.
This property forms part of the home estate Of the
late General VIM Hickey, Is situ ated within IL miles
OF the capitol, aud within three fOurtns Of q mile
OF the Columbia street railroad, tbs Baiens burg
turnpike, and 10 specially adapted for market gar
Gems, both as 10 soil and Location IL could he con.
yenienty divided into villa sites and would form
attractive places OF residence for persons doing
business IL " ashineton.
Trims: $3.50 on each lot in cash, (of which 500
must be paid when the property is knoskd dOEn3
the balance in equal payments a. 6, Il and rs
months from the day If sale, for which the pur-
chaser notes must be given, bearing interest from
the cay Of sale at the rate Of eight per cent per
ises, ConyeT srcing Of purchasers cost
RICHARD T. MoRSELL, Trustee
STHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
scc"ubt Of he weather Until MONDAY, March 80
le14, same hour ard place
RIOHsRD MORsKLL Trustee,
mar20d j. T. COLDWELL.. Sal
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SrAarrss DEPOT.
SIT sEyHarH STREET,
fsenu ssstsPsssut0mss
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AUCTION SALES.
rms AFfERNOON.

RY THOs n. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, sl9 7th street.
rRUsTEEs' SALE OF A ~wo-svoRv AND
lkAHCH HOOP BEICK DWELL S0 HOUSE
On fHk SOUTH eIDE OF COhCORAN
ssTTRRkkkkTTs BhTNE ZEN 18TH AND 14rH
- Ubder and by virtue OF deed OF trust 70 the
undertigntd. Be airing date the s;h day Of yaly,
-lSS, AID recorded in Liber No. I'D, feio ass, 9;
eq one OF the land records for tbs District Of Co
Iumbis, the undersigned trustees will cell ., public
s1nc,iop, In front of the premises, FRIDAY, the
SVtn day OF March, lS4, ct o'clock D. m !, ali Of
&c. ns spd the yest half OF lot log in Chipman, Tx
ey ahd hichards, trustees, subdivision Of 81 are
~ as the same are laid down on the tlats and pa an
81 tne city oil Washington, with the improvements
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and residue 4,
WE'VE and eighteen months after DAY of sale. the
pay ments to bear interest from day Of safe
LOT which the purchaser must give his promissory
notes, secured by deed Of on the pro nerty. Or
all ca,h, at option Of purchaser. sac 20 be paid
when bid accepted. If terms Of sale are not com
Piled with in days from day of SALE the tr astees
reserve the right to resel Of rick and cost of de-
faulting purchaser.
S %S z z. k APs5ksTaa Trustees.
msrll-ec6ds TH0S. X. wAGGAMAN, Aucts.
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Rf " NJ. L.. WALL q Co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Bulldog,
Nos. goo and 900 Pennsylvania avenue
EIGHT FBAME BUILDINGS, AT AUCTION
- On SATURDAY AFTkRNOON, March FL
Al = o'cl-ck, In front of the premises, We will
Eight Fran Buildings Oh 9TH street, between
ana NJ as chusetis avenue, having been ussd as
, The above Houses will be psremptorily sold, and
the buildings will have TO be removed immed lately
Cd account OF improvements.
Terms cash. A deposit of 10 will be reauired ON
each house, as soon Is sold.
msrl9 tRep1 W. WALL 90 ,Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES

RH VIM. L. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
No. goo and s02Pennsylysnis avenue, cor. Oh st.
RosEwooD PIANO, ELxGANr WALNUT
ShAMBhBfSUlTs. WALNUT wAROROBrs,
Bn1kUksks, WHITING DESKS, BUREAUs
BhbSIEaDs, ETEGEREs, HAT RaOKS,
pp.hkhfI .po slpgBoARps BUrrErs,
Tn9E SUITS HAis AID saUJk MAJ.
LbkSsS IUCkER SPRINGS, LOT SECOND.
BAND fOkNlICRE, &C sc.
- On MONDAY MORNING March IA
HVxX 1874, Commencing ~ o O'cl Dck u Va IN III
w ~ on the INST noor OF our sslesrooms % cuyar
advances and st raRe. We name In part, viz
One seven octave Piano, nabe's Stool and C,xay
20 sets Of elegant W alBut Furniturs,
is sets 81 Parior Furniture, Rep, Terries aud Hair
cloth,
- Nalble-top sidebo ards and Barrts
One elegant Etegere, with mafIIe aud mirror front
wsinu. and Oak Extension Dining Tables.
One elegant E;cgere, with Tennessee ma bic to-,
90 pieces 0flcloth, different idIhs
% pieces Mafiipg, white aud check,
Mafble-top Tables, Bureaus, Dressing Gases,
walnut Whrdrobes, Bookcases, Writing Desks
EieEeres, W hatDots. Extension Tables,
walnut aud Oak Dining Chairs.
~ sets Cottase hamber suits,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
u sets Tucker SPRING., &c sc.
A lot Of Secondhand Yum ture, Carpets &c, sc.
We cali special attention Of buyers TO ths above
1873
Terms cash. wML WALLACE,
tnsfEO tRepI AuctioneerS.
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10y LATIMER q CLEARY.
ID Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyl yanis avenue and 18th %
Star once Bsiidfngp.

ID Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers,
Star once Bsiidings.
rsGsIEEs SAL, eGx vA IAy1sISo rsREH,
HOUSE ON nAssACHUsErTs AVENUE,
WisT, WssHiheToS, Do. Do 'fs hokrH-
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, besriue date ON
18th day Of January, ISL, and recorded In Liber
fer Wsshr eton county. d. g.. the unierssned sur
yviDe Truitee in said deed msotionsd, will sell =,
the request In writing Of the party thereby sec
A Hyble ssis, IN front q the preni e, on MON
M 81 u ,ss' gie &C. or parcel q Esourd ag
LEVI e,. =. va sca being Lot A. Jons Of
i 30; -, ,sssther 9th the buiIdinr and sepor.
nery and hack building Brick House
Terms 81 sale - follows: One-6hh cash. aui the
IN e2ea payments q g. II, u and 81 moaths
with Interest frcn day q sale the rate Of
per centnm, secured By deed Of trust on the prem
ises. Adepoeit OF ESQ vim be required Of ths our
chaser Al the time Of sale. II sata terms ere not
complied With m n.e days from day OF sale. the
the defsulting pm. chaser All conveysseing At the
BiCHxRb WALLioH ,sur.i.tng Tr-z:es.
Ltrtzxk OLIAKr.
maris-sokds tRsPl Auef.sc.srs.
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ueEaTlEMEa's FURNISHINGS.

1eEATlEAEl'S Furnishings.
Palmer's Patent
DO UBL rOKE
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
o SHIRTS FOR sic so
SHIFTS FOR ss 80
L SHIRT FOB % 90
We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE to be the BEST SHIRT at the price in the
market, and we particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves.
1t is intention to Increase our sales OF Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
I the coming season, and have therefore made
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION, and within the
reach Of every that wants Q FIRST-OLASS
SHIRT AT Low PRIOE.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
we'll stocked with Q splendid line Of PLAIN and
| tospecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in
fFsm three to ten days at the following prices:
| sis FOB Elk SHIRTS.
sis FOB SIX SHIFTS.
| Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In the two years. experience in the manufacture
| of the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS, aud the success
attending 1t, has proven, beyond q doubt, that IL
is the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
insl and duplicate orders received for these Oele
brsted Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and
fully sgbstantiate it, Give them atrial, and be
WINGED fer yourselves. We the only owners and
authorized manufacturers OF PALMER'S PAT
ENT DOUBLE-YOkE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District of Columbia. All other persons attemp ting
to manufacture them infring gers, and the public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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CH4ECERYsALE OF YALUABLEIMPROyED
REhL PROPERrY ON "a STREET, Be
IMEEN NIRGlNIA AVENUE AND K
STB EFT SOUTHWEST.
- By yiriue of DEGREES of the Supreme C)urt OF
- the District Of Columbia Of January 25Ih 1873,
aud March 81, lS7i, in Equity cause No 2S5,
Docbet No. IL, we will sell, at public auction, IN
iIoht Of the premises, on SATURDAY, March III 1t,
Pa, at O'clock p. m the south IN half OF lot
DO. ~, In W. B. Todd s subdivision of square No.
20, fronting l6 feet a. street and running back
anont lD Ieet 20 an alley. The improvements con-
bid Of 81 so. "
TeIms Of sale: One third of purchase money in
cssb; and balance in equal inst ailments az and ~
months after Gay OF sale. The deferred paymsuts
must draw interest from that day, aud secured by
the notes of the purchaser, who must deposit $50
when the property IL bid of, and complete the p1rN
chase within i've days thereafter; otherwise the
proptIty will be resold, alter We days notice, at
his risk ard cost. Oonye ancing at cost
snaH IEr a TH6hpsov Trustees.
LATIMER ULEARY,
msl4,' g,l2l6,H,S,a2l Auc ioneers.
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by DUHCAHsON BROS, Auctioueers,
u Corner Bib and streets northwest

II Corner 9Th and streets northwest
AssIGEEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE ON 3D STREEr, BETWEEN ASb n
STREETS NORTHWEST
- On sATCkDAY the Ii tn day Of A priI. ls7I,
SfSat o'clock m will sell, at public an elton,
on the premises, Lots Il, Is, l6, IL, aud part Of
LOT IS, In Square 10, in Washington, ID. u.
bese Lois are situated on Sd street west bstveen
and north, and afford extra Inducements 20
capitalists and others.
Terms: ENceedingly liberal, and will be made
known at tine Of sale.
GEORGE MASON, Assignee.
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Star Once Buildings.
TSUsTEEs SALE OF THE STOCK, GOOD
WILL And FIXTURES OF THE DRUG
STORE ON THE CORNER OF 18Th AND q
sTkkkETs FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY BEN
n By virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded In Libsr
~No ia folio $50, Of the lsud records OF Wash
Ingt1n county, d. q, 1 will, on TUESDAY,
Ia the S4th day Of March, 1874 o. 10 O'Clock,
a, et pnhlic auction, on the premises, corner OF
Is and streets, the stock, good will and fixtures
oithe drug store formerly occupied by Benson Bros
The properly will first be offered ia mass pom the
following terms: One third Of pnrchsse money TO be
paid IN cash st the time Of sale, within two days
thereafter, and four promissory notes Of equal
amounts, able, respectively, three six nine and
twelve months after date, with interest the rate u
per cent. per annum, and Endorsed to the satsfsc
tion Of the Trustee, 20 be given by the purchaser,
Tor the balance. IL no satisfactory offer shall be re-
celveo tsr the property in mass il will be sred 10
lots 10 suit purchasers Terms cash. The stock iu-
cludes drugs, patent medicines and fancy articles
aid the fixtures consist OF tue usual Counters
shsiy' scsee, bottles and show cases found la first
Glars drug stores. II the terms Of sale not com
piled with within three days, the Trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the risk and of the def st
ing purchaser. 50 down st time Of sale.
W. WALSH, Trustee.
marl5dts EATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts
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RICHARD HARRIsaT0N, trustees

N. On the morning Of the sale we shall offol
the uDex pired lease (of about two years and half
OF the above mentioned hotel. mar9 I'd
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THE DOMESTIC SEWN @ MA
CHINE
The easiest 20 sell: lightest running: makes the
least Doise does the greatest range Of wOrk: per-
feet In lite operations: can't get OF order. viii
wear o life time: I'm fact, tt iss
DOMESTIC NECESSITY:
no family can afford 10 be without one: q feu dsx.
trial with assistance OF teacher TRKE: more Than
zoo now 10 use IN this city: only introduced here
about year seo; have other m schines but little
use, taken 10 exchange for the DOMESTIC, viz:
Grover Baker, Wilcox Gibbs, Amer,csn
Singer, &c. &c, for sale at prices RANGING froe,
SN 70 sS each. Good eanvsssers, male and
PHIL. II. WHICH, Agent.
maIz I'M hep sos st., Masonic Temple
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TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE
OF GROUND. will LOQA TEn

a BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date
pril LIST, 1871, and recorded in Liber 637, folio
@S, and a. r quest Of party secured, 1 will sell,
on WEDNESDAY, the = day of April, A. ID.
1873, AT O'Clock D. m on the premis 81, all of
square numbered nine hundred and thirty two,
The square lie on grade, and rs bounded by north
and streets and sh ana leth east, and viii
be sold subject to prior encumbrance bearing six
ntnt OF six cents per foot
Terms: 0ne-third cash; residue In three equal
payments ct six, twelve and Gig hteen months with
interest at per cent. q $50 20 be deposited wnsn
the property 10 struck on. Terms 20 be complied
with within i've days, deposit o be forfeited.
FRED. W. JONES. Trustee.
mE-d6ds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts
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by ID. H. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings corner 7th and y sts northwest.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

Apensng now heaps upon the Jury
would have ever been, hesrd-money
and the beloved negro have done the
WORK! JhutDr. West may console him
self fhat twelve men, not brutes, sat
on his case. l will name the Jury in
order ,thst the public may know the
men who would not for money nor at
the dictates of the negro worshippers
convict an innocent man man who
proved as good character as any man
In the state can. prove but who, If
negro influence and negro perjury had
carried the verdict, would have found
feilon's grave on the most absurd
suspicion. The following were the
jury Henry Harrington, William G.
Longlellow, p Nathaniel Harrington,
John ". Graham, Lewis Schabenger,
Obediah voshell, James H. Sullivan,
BENJAMIN f. Graham, William M. Sat
terfield, Benjamin F. Hurlock, John
W. Jones, Phileman O. Scotten. 1t
was our business to weigh well tke
testimony i; to take in the situation to
weigh the circumstantial evidence to
nnd motive If one existed. We had
all the facts it.was in the power of the
prosecution, aided by other strong in
nuences, to bring in the case, but no
motive except self-defense was proved.
The Insurance. which was charged,
was not backed by even reasonable
suspicion, for not even q policy had
been assigned to any one, everything
in reference to it was perfectly honest;
one-half in favor Of his wife, very
delicate and most worthy woman, the
daughter of John Slay, Esq, of this
county; the other half would have
gone to his child, which was less than
two years old. He could not have got
ten cent. And there was nothing
done with any sense in it that looked
toward the Insurance as a motive.
Hence, an honest verdict, "Nct Guilty"
AJURoR.
KENT COUNTY, Dec. 10th, 1874.