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A LEXANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
"A RAILRO3 AND ALEXANDRIA AND

rTREnERLCKsRURG RAILWAY,
Local trains for KieS.ndria leave IS follows: I,
~ r n,S. and a,ilr @ esc saS
Local trains leave Alex.ndri.a as follows: ., :. =
.9 from asi rnd al other trains daily
Tains connec. with trains on wash,
lnKton and Ohio railro.d It,, L., ..,,...
GkE%r d saGr fifsRs vi. Richmond
leaves Washington 1l:ss p. M, daily, except Sun
tickets to all points South IA and South
vanis avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsyivahia
asse to %etf & al hotels
through to destination Genera, Psss:prer Agent.
70 bALfIH%Ik,Eni .,rrI.
AND ALL POINTS s y TIE KEW ESsLHSG
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT tifA sSHk OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new aud Of the most
pShSSEc SsEsf aH SAf CHS IssrS s.
e. fl B&if Sc
Potomac r,llToad: northeast corner OF Sixth and i
Fast line. leave washington at 500 .. m. daily,
Lsave i Baltimore at o:a.. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelppia at LILA p. m d.s,., 81.
Arrive q New York,at $50 p. m. daily, e1cep,
Rieh9ond express. leave Warrington at i:is p m.
Leave Baltimore al 2:asp m. daily, except Sun.
leave West PhIlsdelphI. At s.Dp. m.
Arrive ut New York 1t l0:l0p m.
Night express, leave Washington At s'os p. N.
difn 1--WE Baltimore at lo:ss p. m. daily.
at y. m d.ylv
Arrive :. sfT kSss i Ms sS 81 Ssss.''
Arrive Al Washington At s;ls p; m,
ss = New M
ss e n with
sound New YcFk New Haven as and Ri Hsrtfoc
road, Erie railway. and steamers on Hudson river.
k.s 10. Is ~ osnss and pr
v.te residences on orders LETT At the following
.s d ssn e
pennsylvsnia avenues; northeast corner OF sixtn
;tresi and Penrsylv.ns stst0 01
I ;!Esssiss Genera, F..: e Hsen.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT TRAINS DAILY
SAShSs
Leave w Washington at .: m. snd4 2; m, and Al.
(going westwAro) AZ II - .. and I'D p M, 2nd
Leave Hamilton at $50 .. m. and l2:S p. m. Pass
s1se RR b M and
ssss SS$ i i: ID
through to Hamilton without change OF ears.
The S:4s a. m: train from Alexandria and ESD p.
efsVie. H sSd Also VII,
Resmer's line Of coaches, which leave Leesbur1
daily for Aidie and Middsbnrs ..r,, Nor mil.
a A.safl Tickets o. General Ticket Agent.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
VI onm TO THE ,rrry,
SOUTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On ana after December7, lSS, trains VIII leave IS
s:.s !: m. |. m
THE GREAT Is; b6dHnjBBLk-rRAcK RouTL, m.
With elegant Scenery, Palace State-room, day and
night cars, with modern improvements. "a O.
Two hundred miles saved TO western aN~ central
N The AIS a. m. Elmira daily, except Monday; the
Is a. IN. daily, except sunday, nostawsst; s:so 2:
pm. daily, MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from " arlington TO st. Louis, Chiea&oand
tSis routs can be the ONCE
and thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
where reliable information Will be gwen 81 nmes:
secure in Palace Cars for st. Louis,
Corner thirteenth st. and Penn ., avenue n
de3-ly e' BaItn1ore, Md.
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DY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 CO.,
ID AUCTIONEEnS,
Southeast corner Ninth and d streets northwest.

Executors of John r. Hilton. deceased.
feY-d LkTIMER CLEARLY Aucts
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GbS-sTuThkas

- THE ABOVE. SALE Is POSTPONED
ustii ERiDAx nA.GH g issA sams hour and
1'ass. s Nes55ltHt X. FrsskSS, 1r..ssv..
nei.sTuThxds 1T. COIDWELI, SALESMAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.
RI JAnEs GUILD. Aaetie.eer,
IL lOla Penn Vivian n ayeu0e- -

shall sell ut my store ON SATURDAYS February
q. commencing at 10 u. lot OF Furniture on
account Of wh0n IL may conc.rn.
Ale, lot OF Carpet to pay storags;
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAHs.Auesie
II No. iui northwest corner Tenth asd D sts.
ONE HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO,
AWALNUT CHANRER FUkNITURE, PARlOe
SUITES, UPHOLSTERED II REF AND HAIR-
i1DNGEs. EXcE cTRTAiSs ANG LAMR-
EEQUISs; PANIED BEDsTEEAAR& l BY
OAK COTEAGn SUITES, HAIR. HgSK AND
IONS And B6LsTt k's sISEBoAKDA biz
ING TABkkEs; Hat Tees, Ga 8; CHAIRS s
OTHER CARPErs, &c. &c.
THIS MORNING. Saturday; February .. COM
rooms, the aforementioned articles Of Furniture.
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS.
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# +: n a: f faalEHEAuDEr' Trustee..
tacS-WFM&ds
DY EDWIN j. SWEET.
ID Real Estate Broker AMI Auctioneer.
No. Sill Seventh street, opposite U. s. Post Once


No. Sill Seventh street,opposite U. 5. Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE LO-
Gated ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST, At PUBLIC AUC-
BY virtue of deed Of trust to us. dated August
10, A. d. l3Js, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6s6,
folio 49, ct seq. of the land records for WASH
ington county, District of Columbia, and 1t the
request Of the party secured thereby, Will sell at
public auction. I'm front OF the premises. to the
highest bidder. on SATURDAY. February ., A. d.
1854, at 4:D o'clock all that part Of lot num-
bered eight 49,, in square four hundred and sixty
and bounds: Commencing for the same at the south
(2l) feet; thence east one hundred and twenty-five
Q.) feet; thence south twenty-one (2) feet thence
west one hundred and twenty-five Q22l feet, to the
place of beginning, and being the south twenty one
t2l) feet OF lot numbered eight (, and containing
TWO thousand i've hundred and siXty-two e, say
square feet, together with the improvements.
Terms of sale: q, Co., with expenses of sale, in
cash. and the balance In six 80, twelve (l2) and
eighteen us, months. for which the notes Of the
purchaser. bearing Interest from the day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust on the property Sold
will be taken. A deposit of one hundred dollars
will be required at time Of sale. All conveyancing
at expense Of the purchaser IL terms Of sale are
not complied with In seven days. the trustees re:
risk the irfauting purchaser after five days adj
Isl ment in more newspapers published in
the city of " ashington. ID. &.
b. n. WARNER. lrrus,ees
GEORGE W. STICKNEY.
feiS-TuTES&ds r. j. SWEET, Aucti0ncer.
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DY =. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Auctiopeer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWEEN.
TI-rOURTH AND STREETS n. W., Al
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me- dated July II,
l7I Of record in Liber No. , folio 4Se, c.. OF the
land records for the county Of ashington. d. c.,
ON FRIDAY. March u, iszA at 4 O'Clock p. M, Loi
numbered four, a In squire numbered forty, On
Washington, d. c.. having front on Twenty.
fourth street Of 50 feet. and ON street IS feet.
dred dollars must be paid 1t SALE and the deferred
payments be made In six and twelve months, with
secured by deed Of trust the property; terms OF
sale to be fully complied with within ten days after
sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and cost OF the defaultinK purchaser. All
JOHN A. RUFF. Trustee.
feesTh, 8, Tu&ds J. T. COLDwELL. Salesman.
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Containing Cards OF First-Class Estae'
lishments I'm AN Branches Of Busa'
-mess I'm the District.

,R~FvERYBODY SHOULD CONSUL
sBsS THIS DIRECTORY BEFORE MAkiNS
PURCHASES. OR TRANSACTlNG ~ ~
KIND OF BUSIN ESSI IN THE DlsIhiSh'
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- and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn avenue and Eleventh street;
Star Once Building,
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7ss + street, sppssiss rsss oaes. ,
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. ave. and Eleventh st.,
star Once Building.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
IMPROyED AND UNlMPROvED PROPERTY
On THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
STREET WEST, AND RUNNING THROUGH
TO VERMONT AVENUE, AND BEING BE.
TWEEN L STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTPoNEr
unsIl TUESDAY, March Z 1874, Ut p. M, SAM
place. WIN. PIERCE BELL, Trustee.
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DY u. n. WAREER
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, coruer Seventh and SITS. \. W.

chaser, amer ave days, enlightenment:
Ssh2l-TnChSSds IT.COI.lWEIL. Salesman.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
=. DxpARrxExr IsTrnIoa,

WAsHfHeToN, d. O., April r., 1874. .
cry ~ may be requied for this Department and the
bureaus and Old. thereof during the nseal year
ending Jupe 81 ls7A will be received. until l2o'eock
m, WEDNESDAY, May Ia 1874.
Each pror osal must be sgned BY The ndly!dual or
gusrantee hat the BIDDER Will execute contract,
with good and Sufficient bonds, his bid Is accepted
for any all articles. No bid will Be considered
All articles are stipulated 10 De OF the very best
quality. Samples viii be CURED in all cases Esch
sample TO be marked with the name OF The bidder
and the price. One price only will be considered IN
competition with any onettem on the schedule: Bios
made out In any other way VIII be rejected a. In
Bond, with approved security. will be required OF
the p,fty to whom the contract or any part OF II
On failure 10 furnish any article within . reason
able time after being ordered, the right 10 reserved
or purcha Il ng In open market, OF declaring the
contract forfeifed and II greater price than the
contract price lie pad for such articles, the differ
ence will be charged to the contractor. Bldswl be
considered each item separately. schedules con-
taIning blank forms for bidding together with items
and estimated quantities Of needed, and fnl
Information. ccordsnce with this Vertlsement,
will be furnished ON application,
| Contracts will only lie awarded TO established
manufacturers Of or dealers in the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids that may be offered. -
Propog ais must be nj ed 10 the Secretary OF
the Interior and indorsc.i Proposals for Station
ery.v G. DELANO. Secretary
api5-W&Std
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TRADES UNION.
MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMIT

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.
The central committee OF the Trades Union
held meeting last evening at Mechanics hall
Mr. J. F. WhIteIIore In the chair, and ]. Z. NJ
gent secretary.
Mr.. Reed, from the committee on mass meet
ing, reported progress.
Mr.. Spohn made b-ief statement OF the din.
Guilty between the bosses and lourneymen brick.
layers. He thought that the mechanics would
remain firm in their liberalization TO work on the
%eTS -t TO do were not disposed to Commit them
selves to the ten-hour rule agreed upon by the
bosses association.
an old bOss and contractor, was employing Q large
number Of men, and recognized eight hours as Q
legal days work. lie thought the spirit dis
played was worthy Of c0mmendati0n. and deserv
Ing Of the notice Of the committee.
Mr. Reed offered the following; which was
adopted:
through its members that several contracting
brickiayers are working their hands eight hour!
Resefyes. That TIC thanks Of this central com
mIttee be extended TO all persons thus employing
journeyinen brickleyers.
A ecmmunication was received from the Plas
tereTs' Union thar had been sent 70 the Brick
layers Association, rendering the latter, IN thei
present labor contest with the bosses, aid imam
cally, or in any other respect that 1t can be mad
Notice was given the committee that at thei
next meeting the Bookblndors' and Timers as
soeiatiuns would elect delegates TO the organiza
tiOn. The meeting then adjourned. IS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Thee. d. Crow and wife to Perry W. Lowe, par
lot 1ss, Beatty & Hawkins addition to George
town, 1856; T. Dodge ct al. TO Charles Lanman
IN Beal's addition to Georgetown, 81 100; Mitchar
y. Luttren 20 Arthur A Blnney, lot 90, Wfiflau
II. Brownies subdivision, square "a. t500; Samuel
h. Howell ct 81 70 Francis NJ. Williamson, par
lots 15o and lbo, In Bealrs addition 70 eorretoWu
q; John q. Bowie and wife TO b. H.iWnrner lot
o. subdivision square 800, "a 100; Charles H. Mou1
ton and wife 70 George / Hill, lot /, George w
Riggs subdivision square 2os, q, 500; Alfred DaJ
ct NJ. 70 John Murphy, lot 20, subdivision squar,
~ eIso; EDWARD Riley to q. q. Burr, lot 4 souar,
635, ESQ; o. w. Whlttlesey ct al. to Morris Muir
ply, lot 3, subdivision square 672, $1,000.
B.H. Warner, real estate broker and auctioneer
old At auciion yesterday afternoon, for A Hyd,
md Q. n. Thomas, trustees. lots rs, 90, go "a
And "a IN Gilbert's subdivision oil square e76
each lot Is By 100 feet -Four Of said lois sold q
tssoo each, and one at ea.lo0, subject TO certain
encumbranees, w. W. COrcoran being the pur
chaser Of the whole.
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POLICE DEP4RTMEYT.
WORK DONE DURING THE PAST QUAR-

NOhh DUNE OOhlNT Ih6 fASI OOAh-
TER.
The following is an exhibit Of the work done BY
the SnLLee force during the quarter ending March
81, 1874: -~Esr%y ~y!s-rs' ., u Y ~ -
Number OF arrests Zoo, of which 2,2s2 were
males and Sss females, 9E7 were married. LOS
were single, l.s30 could read and write, ssl could
not. Offences against the person, ,tss males, 27e
females; offences against property, IA males, 50
females. or the cases reported the following dis
positions were made $40 dismissed 276 sent to Jail
for court, 3 gave bail foE court I'll sent TO the
work ho1se, 81 gave security to keep the peace,
10 were sent 10 the reform school and Is not dis.
posed Of In 405 cases various light punIshments
were inflicted. Fines were imposed In oTp cases
amounting in all TO Sp.Il3 as follows: In District
OF Columbia eases, = 953: in United States cases
SlTs5; in District Of Columbia cases appealed, 81
o76; in United States cases appealed, LOU.
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POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
THURSDAYS DoINes At JuDeEsNELL's

CHAMBERS.
Last Sunday evening q gentleman living In
Laurel, Nd, was set upon By three roughs, mem
bers Of Forepaugh's menayerie, who beat him and
robbed his person Of q valuable gold watch and
chain. Last evening while Oflcer Jack Davis
was doing duty about the menagerie, on Sixth
street, he was Informed by F. H. Crosby, 0 men,
Der OF the establishment, that two Of the canvas
men named Murdoch and s.Great Eastern" did
the garroting, and upon this information he imme-
diately arrested the former, aud found concealed
about his person the stolen valuables. 1nforma-
ton was yesterday tclegraphed to Laurel request
Ing the owner OF the property to come on ct once
and Identify the party. The case viii DO tried
HIS sspard,n Great Eastern, was subsequently,
taken into custody on the charge Of having stolen
from William Hall, an employee Of the show, o
gold chain and several valuable rings Hall
stated TO the court that while he was asleep in
the circus ring at Baltimore he was robbed Of the
aforementioned articles, and they were returned
TO him yesterday by a party connected with the
SHOW, who said that Great Eastern had left them
in his charge for safe keeping. Mr.. Crosby also
testified that he saw the prisoner take the goods
from the complainant on the night in question.
The case was dismissed, and the defendant was
held for another trial. The case will be tried to-
dsy.
JOHN n. ADDRIAEs,
of the LaRtern, who was committed TO jail some
time since for assanlting and brutality beating his
little son, was brought into court, and alter re-
ceiving some wholesome advice from Judge Smell.
was released on his personal recognlzance through
the mercy OF the court.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Catherine Landick, charged with the larcenyof
ladies' clothing from the house of S, p. Brown,
valued at ga, was fined $50, In default three
months in jail. Charles II. McMasters, chatged
sssn sadFs Maria Smith,
s5. Earnest Jones, sssault and battery on Eliza
AndreUs; IS and costs.
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THE ATTENTION OF OUR READERS

s called 10 the auction sale OF valuable I'm proved
property on the corner OF Thirteenth and streets
northwest on the nth instant, by B. II. Warner,
auctioneer. 49,
This property Is most eligibly located for any
kind or business. There are three houses, COM
mnnicating II desired, fronting on Thirteenth
street. and suitable for stores, private resldences
boarding houses or hotel. Fersons desiring y
good Investment, or for speculative purposes, now
have an opportunity but seldom offered. Real
estate s daily Increasing IN value In this locality
A Government reservation IL directly IN root OF
the above property It Is only across the street
from the new "RERUBLlcAr building" and near
the National theatre, and but o short distance
from WIZARDS hotel and the Ebbitt house. near
Two lines OF street cars end ID fact is one of the
most valuable pieces Of property in the District.
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0ITYITBNs


IN sickness with medicines that depress the
physical energies. What the sick principally
need q an accession Of vital strength to enable
them TO cope with the enemy that has assaIled
toned, purihed and regulated, and there Is no
medical preparation In existence 90 largely en-
dored with the properties required 10 effect these
nary practice. aperient. blooddspurating, anti
bilious and sedatiye medicines are administered
are oombinsd, and act together In perfect 9har-
monys % that undue debility sud undue excite
ment are sitke prevented, and the strength Of the
pstient rallies while the disease 70 losing ground
In dyspepsis, Liver complaint, chronfe constipa-
tiont intermittent fevers, general weakness and
all the ailments involving PHYSICAL and mental de-
oreiRn remedy m - .I-I n LII
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A GOOD sUeoEsTIoy.

TO he Editor Of tls TafionaI R<Dublicaa: li,.
srE 1t seems 10 me that the pro7rietors Of the
Nationsl theatre would confer favor upon the
amusemenf-golng public, and especially the
ladies n they would nightly order from the vesti
buIe he crowd fimpertinent Iosfers dressed Ike
gentlemen) who DO not seem 70 have anything
better to DO than 10 form two lines aud to stare
Into the faees Of ladies aud make impertinent re-
marks ~ they pass out. ID.
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AxussxBErs.
THE OPERA OF IL rRovAroRE.

THE OPERA OF Il TR0VATORE-
The National theatre was the scene last night
Of one Of the most brilliant and fashionable as
sembiages ever gathered within Its eapscious
walls, and Miss Ksll,gg has probably never re-
ocfred more splendid ovation 70 her merits a. .
queen OF song thaa that with which she was
greeted in the character Of Leonora. Verdi's
beautiful opera Of II Trovatore was rendered with
n beauty sweetness and impressyenese that
touched every heart In the audience MI. Seguin,
az Uzueena, was superb, and In the duet, IN the
fourth oct. With Maurice tHsbeimanl vas rap
surousfy encored. 100, q Fs1.I -
Hablsman was IN nns voice, and sang with his
well known grace aud sweetness. Mr.. Carlton,
as De Luna, was excellent, and, Indeed, all the
parts were admirably well sustained. But to Miss
Kellogg must be awarded the croWninK glory Of
the occasion. She was rapturouEiy. Applauded
throughout, and was twice encoreds Her acting
as well a. singing was fanltess, and she has add
ed new laurels 70 her already well deserved rep
utation By her exquisite Performances last even
inE; ,av,, m.,.n. ,.,,,. w., z.,,, .,,.,,,
IN her celebrated role OF Maritana.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE. -
The vokes Family had another crowded honse
and delighted audience last night. Their per-
formances possess an originality which are novel
and attractive, bssides being Instructive and
amusing. No one should omit seeing them be-
fore they leave.
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CoRcoRAN FIRE INSURANCE CON-

At the annual meeting OF tbs Corcoran Fire In
surance Company, held yesterday, the following
directors were elected to serve the ensuing year:
Messrs. John 7. Lehman, A. H Herr, Edward
H. Clay Stewart, Jos. L. Barbour and Dr.. A. II.
Lee.
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phYTyq TIE sOHeoL- TEACRERs.

The warrant for the money recently apprc-
priAted BY Congress 70 pay the schcol-teschers Of
Will commence paying the salaries OF theftsach-
ers up 10 the hrst Of March, to-day at four o'clock.
at the Wsllach, and then proceed TO the Soaton
school building.
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arHr BEST rYER rAnx ),

ing powders until i tried ycurs my family
Will not use any other" at is perfectly SPLEEN
think It superior to any have ever tried. p
Thesa are . few Of the many exbfsssions ip favor
the y-inereasng sale Il has sttainSd fSr
making sweet, light and healthy biscuits, rolf,
pastry. &c. For purity, strength and economy II
GERS. DooLzY 3 BRo., Proprietors, 90 New street,
New York. .s.T- y Yes ~ =
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NgW ADvERTIsEMEYTs.

Lecture BY Capt. Samuel Adams.
Three concerts By the Jubilee singers
A convenient dwelling for rent.
Proposals for fresh beef and mutton
Reformed (Episcopal) church.
Meeting OF the Eighth District Republicans
Nelson T. Houston et oil. Vs. David Hinss ct al.
Proposals for coal
See the; advertisement Of EIphonso Youngs
b Co. 5tli ~ ~ 49,, d
Latimer Cleary VIII cell on Saturday, April
Is, IT 10 o. m, superior household furniture.
Thcs. E. waggaman has desirable property for
sale.
Kellogg English Opera Company at the Ma
tioual theatre. Z -
B. H. Warner YIN sell on Tuesday, April q. ct
p. m. valuable unimproved property.
. Latiiner 1 Cleary will sell on Saturday, April
rs, At u O'Clock m, 100 boxes washing soap.
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A CURRENT NOTE.

The following certificate was handed in yester-
day At the once Of the Supreme Court Of this
WASHINGTON, April THE q, 1874.
reBeCkey Whelears and thomuet Jemtse de-
siaer 10 get meared and Com to ASK for lef son to
meary. This are from the preacher IN CnarEe.
sen BY him.
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FLYANoLAL.

DISTRICT STOCK ExoHAKoE
Fsrnfshsd By ). p. Broatead, Banker, SIS FIFTEENTH
APRIL q. 1874
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GRAND SALE OF yItEA AND GARDEN

Latimer & Clesry viii sell about the last Of
April, FOR Alexander Hunter, about three hun.
dred acres Of land lying between Washingtop and
Alexandria, which win be subdiyidet n lots to
suit all parties. A station WI be built on the
ground by the railroad coIhpany. Great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Green Williams: ~e 7
At 10, 2 and o'clock, at the corner Of Tenth
and d streets, large sale OF dry goods.
At 20 O'clock, hne business property on the east
north, No. 1876.
BY B, II. Warner:
AT &3o O'clock valuable unimproved property
on the southeast corner Of o and Canal streets
southwest, and on the southwest corner Of 4 and
First streets southwest.
At $50 o'clock, square OF ground No. 5o7, Stu
ated between NJ and N streets south and Second
street west and Canal street. ~ :
BY United States marshal:
At IL o'clock, OF the wharf on the Potomac river
at the foot Of 9 street. 40 tons Of bluestone.
By Edwin ]. Sweet:
\ At 5 o'clock, beautiful building lot on the
1outh side q street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest.
BY Luttrell Co.:
At $40 o'clock, two-story name dwelling, No.
III Twentieth street northwest.
BY Thomas Bowling:
At s O'Clock. very desirable. brick dwelling
house and lot on Eighth street, between u and N
northwest. e., 'IF
BY r. II. Ryan Co.,
At O'Clock, Q twoand-a-hslf story brick dwell
ing, No. as Sixth street southwest. FEs