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COMMON PLEAs-CHANBbRs.
Decisions.

BY Judge Larremore.
Sussman Dom0erg vs. James O'Brien, Sheriff.
Case settled. ts
Susannah Schusler W.. Samuel Schusler.-Report
confirmed aud Judgment oil foreclosure ordered.
q. Busheister va. John Pieiffer.- See memorauda
for counsel.
A. Harrwig W. r. A. Btshop.-Appncation
granted.
John =. Meehan vs. LawreAce w. OBrten.-Mo-
tt0n granted.
Langbein VI. Barnard.-Motion granted.
James e. Avery vs. James McWilllams.-Judg.
ment Tor paintin on demurrer, with leave to de.
fendant TO serve amended answer on payment Of
costs.
Robert Lawrence vs. Walter B. Lawrence.-See
memorandum
By Judge Robinson.
knast ct al. We. Husted.-MottOn denied, with
$40 costs. Opinion.
me People ex rel. VIM. Detlene vs. The Board
OF Supervisors OF the County OF New York.-Motlon
denied. see memoranda.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
vioiation OF Election Lava.
Before Judge Barrett.

This Court was occupied yesterday with the trial
OF parties charged with violation OF the election
laws. Maurice Krauss, one OF the numerous re.
publican inspectors at the election previous TO the
last. was .rled on charge OF changing ballot In
the Fifth Election district OF the Eighth Assembly
district. The witness, Wallen Weber, swore that
he was unable TO say whether the ticket which
lell was not the same winch The deienuant placed
In the box. Judge Barrett therenpon directed .
verdict Of acquittA.
Jo4n kccaDes Jf., one Of the indicted republican
inspectoTl o tne eeeeion OF 1874 Was txsd n tna
ofeS Ano TofmlnoS Court ye1tssdu aitSehoOn ror
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Receivin9 stolen Goods.
JEFFERSON MARKET PoL1oI COURT.
The Unfortunate OAicer Evors.
Before Judge Smith. EH &4

The UnfOrtunnte OAaceF NvOrs.
Before Judge Smith. h4 a~V
Sidney Miller, the negro, IN attempting to arrest
whom Onicer Evers SO unfortunately los. hin nfe.
was arraigned yesterday. Mary Hedden ana
Hannah Reid, OF No. So Thompson street. an.
peared as complalnants. Officer Qulgley al6o
charged the prisoner with having struck Ofilcef
women were sent to the House OF Detention 20
witnesses.
The Fisher Case.
Charles and Mary Fisher, who were arraIgned On
Saturday, charged with inveigIlng two young girls
into house OF prostitution, were committed in
1000 bail each to answer. The prisoners through
their counsel, waived examination.
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ToKBs POLICE COURT.
a bad Day for Big Names.
Before Judge MORGAN.

Bad Day Tor Big Names.
Before Judge Morgan.
Teresa Busch. OF No. l79 Rivington street.
yesterday made complaint against Charles
Schwenerheld, whom she charged with stealing
$50 IN money from ner and $40 in jewelry. Mr..
charges Schwenerheld with stealing q watch.
vained at Sl55, from him. Sen vefierneId WaS
locked up Tor trial.
Receiving Stolen Goods.
Ebenezer Dimon q leather merchant NJ No
1850 Second avenue, charged Michael schwenerds.
mann with receiving property which had been
stolen from HIM. IL appears that the nrtsoner
went 90 Osjar Bertham, clerg OF Dimon. and
induced him to steal MS employers property and
sell u to him. Bertnam ana Schwenerdemana
wore locked up foS examination.
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MARINE coURT-OHAMBERs.
Oectai0ns.

BY Judge Alker.
Hummer W. QUINN The Manhattan Quotation
Telegraph Company vs.. Blatcnlord; Otto vs. Low
enstsin; Hills vs.. Dillon; Levy vs. Russell; Booth
Graham Va Toil0ch; Hsdden vs.. Brown; Booth VI.
Byrne; Hiesh vs.. Ottenneimer.-Motion to advasce
causes granted. aHAu
stebDins vs. Kneeland. Motion denied, with $40
costs. 8tEH &0
Clark va Ro0ney.--Motion denied.
Harvey Va. GonZaleS-MOtlonG granted, with $40
costs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Hernt vs. Haggerty; Chatneld Vs. Hopkins;
Schwarzschtld vs.. Aersberg; IRWIN Va Esehback;
Irwin W.. Lazare; Brown vs. SinGer.-Hotons to
advance causes gran ted.
BY Judge Joacnimsen.
Werth W. Ketler.-M0stOn denied.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
Meeting Of the IRON Trc :,

Meeting of the Iron Trade.
Yesterday the iron trade had meeting specially
called by the Chamber OF Commerce TO consioer
questions In relation to the revision OF the tsrin
the meeting was called Tor twelve O'Clock, but OF
twenty minutes OF one, about fifteen gentlemen
only responded 70 the Invitation. After some IN.
iornai talk y was desiasa TO sdIouyn puiN Iriday
nsxt, at PsMs ~
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THE GREENWICH MURDER.
! Possible clew to the Mystery.

GRRENV1CH, Conn.,. Nov. Q, 1S7A
The boat in which George E. Lockwood passed
from the market schooner Hornsr to Captain
Knapp Island, In the N1anus River near Cos Cob
railroad bridge, on the morning OF Thursday,
October 2s, and which has been searched ;or IN
vain along the sound since, was picked up the
next day (Friday), OF Norwalk, 1. |. tShenield's
Island). light, by the crew OF Northport, L. L,
oyster boat and taken to Northport.
In the boat was tOuLd q quantity ol bakers cake.
rolled up In newspaper, q nd known to have been
purchased by deceased in Mtanus on the afternoon
preceding the fatal night. No traces OF blood were
found in the boat 4sSQ5
The murder has created a great excitement
throughout Fairfield county, ana nothing viii be
lett undone 10 apprehend the murderers The
authorities VIII soon otier reward for the appre
hensi0n OF the guilty parties, and the Jury or In
quest, who are TO sport on Friday next are vigf-
liant and doing all In their power. i
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SUPREME o0URT-CIRoUIT.
4 Bank stock Suit.
Before Judge Brady.

Before Judge Brady.
Allen r. Mann was appointed receiver OF the
Eighth National Bank. Among the assets credited
on the books Of the bank were ten shares belong
ing 10 Alfred p Coackltn. Suit was brought TO re.
cover their value. The defence put IN BY Mr..
Mann was that Concklin never purchased the stock,
but that II was assigned TO him by the bank FOR
the use OF his name yudge Brady, IN his charge,
lett it with the jury 10 decide whether ne was tine
owner OF the stock. The jury 30 decided, and
verdict given for the plaintiff for 81, 334 Is,
being the full amount claimed.
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CoURr OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. Q, 1874
The Court Of Appeals will convene at the capital,
In the city OF Albany on Tuesday, November 10
which Will be a motion day. The following is tho
day calendar, which VIII be taken up alter the
motions are disposed of:-Nos I, 2, g. 4, b,67,6
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MARINE GouRf-GEHRRAL TERM.

Nule % Go Exec cutt0n OF Process.
present, all the Justices.
Orders OF arrest in all cases and attachments
against the property OF non-residents OF the
county issuing out Of this Court may be directed
to the Sherl or either of the marshas detail ed To
this Court by the Mayor. All other processes
must be directed to and executed by the Sherln.
BY the Court. MAURICE j. POWER. Clerk.
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COURT OF GENBRAL SESSIONS,
Larceny OF q Watc h.
Before Judge sutherland.

AoEcomy On q w Wotcns
Before Judge sutherland.
Robert Watson, against whom were two charges,
pleaded guilty to stealing the 23th OF October,
Horran. whle he was standing at the corner OF
Greenwich and Harrison streets. Watson was
sentenced to the State Prison Tor I'VE years.
Burglary.
Frederick Spring, alias Frederick Smith, charged
with burglariously entering Frank Ruppert's lager
beer saloon, No. l26 Bleecker street. on the 3lst
OF October, and stealing four boxes or cigars,
third degree. The punishment indicted was I'M
prisonment in the State Prison Or two years and
SIX months.
False Pretences.
Solomon Weiner was tried and convicted Of OBJ
tanning. on the 10th OF september, s14 worth Of
cigars and SIS In money from Abraham Tichner,
No. 3S4 Grand street, by presenting a check pur-
falsely representing that ne (Steinberg), had an
account LII the Butchers and DrOvers' Bank. Mr..
Mott was assigned to defend the accused and
raised number OF technical points during the
trial. dis Honor sentenced Weiner TO the state
Prison Ior the period Of two years.
A Young Man Sent to the state Prison
for Ten Years ror Attempting TO shoot
~ Wntchman.
Charles Grandine, alias Charles r. Kryger,
pleaded guilty to an Indictment charging him
with firing pistol at william Toedteoerg ON the
night OF the 2sth OF October. II appeared from the
statement OF the complainant that he was y
private Waterman for W. II q. Ward and that on
the night IN question he caught the prisoner la
ana while he and another man were holding him
lie tthe prisoner) nred q loaded revolver ~ him,
but, fortunately. the shots aid not lodge IN the
siufans Diatsias AitaSnsy Nolan thas shs accused
wash the keaers. Wsrd'a s2olax Ana WAS aus
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MRS. MERRft4AH,s BAIL.

Counsellor P. Ready appeared before Justice
Tappan, In the supreme Court, yesterday, and
moyed that day be nxed for hearing the srgu-
menr on motion to admit Mrs. Merrigan TO bail.
He stared that he had already mad . consultation
with the District Attorney on the subject and
would notify him or the action Of the Court.
Judge 1appan named Thursday next for the hear.
ing. #8@ t#M f.8
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SUPERIOR CoURT-URAMBERS
DoclsfOn,
COMMON PLEAS

By Judge Van Worst.
Joseph w. Fagnan W. Charles Knox.-Case and
amendments settled. 5uN<
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Arrest Of sheridan N.

Ex.ShertG James o'Brien yesterday applied
to Justice Morgan, at the Tombs Police
Court for q warrant against John Sheri-
dan. as implicated in the political melee on
election day IN Second avenue. which resulted In
the shooting and death of John McKcnna. The
warrant was issued, ana Sheridan, being arrested,
was allowed to produce bail for his appearance to
answer.
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BRUTALITY OF AN Iowa TKAcHKR.-The
Boone county, Indiana, Democrat has an a.
girl by district school teacher OF that co1nty
she attempted 10 right a wrong impression nm
der which the teacher was lsboring when he or
oered her 70 leave the school She demonstrated
ber out into the cold and storm refusing 20
allow her to return for her wrsppings She
thoeavored 10 open the door, but was pushed
back and kicked several times once in the
abdomen, and once In the breast. She finally
walked no me, o distance OF a mile without hat
OF shawl, and has been confined to her bed since
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DROPOSALs FOB PLAsTEBERS' MATE.
RAILS fOR UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE, AND POST OFFICE.

q. S Court House aud Post O66ce, Nsto York Ctty,(
fbce Of SxperiHteHdeaf, February 10, IS74. (
Sealed Proposals. will be received ct this o1co un-
I'll IL m. OF the Nth DAY OF February. 1874, for
nishipg and delivering the following schedule Of
plssterere' materials at the United States Court
house and Pest Once, New York city:
~o osITes 6TeEs or isss) best an Atty Plasterers
thereto.
loC0 barrels more or less) best quality Of Plaster
Of Paris, Of Isaac Wortherspoon's brands,
or brands equal thereto.
LOCO barrels (more or less) sharp, clean, White
5000 barrels lsss long, dry, and clean Cat.
Samples Of each of the above items to be sub
mtt.d with the proposal.
Payments will be made on the delivery and accep-
lance 9th material, deductinR ten per centum
til the ompetion Of the contract
All bids must be accom- panied by the penal bond
OF two res poneble persons in the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars sic 0O0) that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract IL awarded him. the suffi
cheney CT the security to be certified by the United
stetes Judge, clerk Of the United States court, or
aides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Government TO do so; ana any bid that is not made
en- the printed forms to be obtained in this office,
and does not conform in every respect to the re-
quiremenfs OF this advertisement, will not be
sidered, neither will any proposal be received from
parties who are not Themselves engaged in the man.
ufacture of lime plaster, &c and who have not the
Proposals will be inciosed I'm q sealed envelope,
Endorsed, "Bids for Plasterers' Materials" and sd
dresssdto q. 7. HULBURD,.
fetB-lH Suporjufendent.
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oil ID

GRIMES. On The morning on the ga inst, sud
apoplexy.
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-
oenee, No D1l0 9th street, on "Wednesday, the Is b
mat At ii O'Clock q m. The ffienas Of the family
Rust ELL. On Saturday, 2lst inst at n D m :,
age.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
eenee, No. lac East Capitol street, on Thursday,
18th inst, o. 8 D m.
sARsH M fHomsoS daasbssr 'o os AI ns TbSm
son, formerly OF Wilmington. Delaware.
he funeral ceremony viii be performed on Wed
nesday afternoon, the 25t inst half elk
a. the resi6ence Of her brother, Wn. Henpbli
Jones, 1918 street. The friends Of the family
are invited without further notice.
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- The crusaders have gone into Jersey. an

- The crusaders have gone into Jersey. ana
we Wlsh them JOY Of their undertaking
@DetroIt whitewashers discuss the SchIes-
wig holstein question, while waiting for orders.
81 An Alamsba negro has ploughed nm n
chest containing $4,000 worth Of gold and
silver.
81 The cable tells us OF battle that has been
Progressing in Spain for several days, In which
the republican troops are fighting Is 600 insur-
gents, and have sustained serious losses.
81 The Papalo Romano says Cardinal Auto-
neli has sent circular letter 10 Gil the bishops
asking them TO come to Rome "A the PoDe
wished to zee them before he dies.
G"Prospective peace for the beer-jerkers"
Is the way in which a correspondent of the Gin
cinnat Gazette chronicles the decline OF the
temperance crusade in Ohio.
S-In Cleburne county, Alabama, on the Sd
instant, an immense eagle endeavored 10 carry
on girl named Elizabeth Moore. aged II, and
weighing about eighty pounds. She WAS borne
along tor some distance at about four feet
from the ground, when the bird dropped her.
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n A = e 4 y ID

BRINT-McGREGOR. 90 the 2lsf inst NJ So
Peters. by the Rev. Father Boyle, Dr. HgNRY
WAXING BRENT and Miss ANNIE EEY Nc
papers please COPY
BINToN-RIILY On the Tth inst, By the
Rev. Father Stonestreet, Of the GeOrgetJwn TtfDI-
" Church. Mr.. JOHN ii BKNTON 20 Miss Z fCu
RKILf, all q Georgetown, ID. @.
NIEeKHTHAL-eEssr On Thursday,
February 18th, la4, R0BERT J. WIEsKNrHaL
end Mhkf x. sEsefoRD, by the Rey. Mr.. Bid
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DROPOsALs FOR CLEANING AND SWEEP
ING ALLEYS.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. D. O.

WARRINGTON, Feb. l9, 1874.
sealed Proposals will be received at this office
M, for .Clesning and Sweeping the Alleys in the
cities OF Warrington and Georgetown" for one
Area Of Alleys to be cleaned approximatss TO
$4,000 square yards. of this amount 49, 900
once in two weeks, and the balance, about ass 900
iausre yards: improved alleys, to be cleaned once
In three weeks.
Proposals should state the price per square yard,
or round sum for which the cleaning will be done,
=, The work must be done to the complete satisfac.
fion Of the board, and the sweepinRs, which must
be de posted at point tn be designated by the
work.
The board reserves the right to reject any or al
bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the Vice Presi-
cent Board OF Public Works, and endorsed "Pro-
ptssls for Sweeping and Cleaning AHeys."
tbl9-td b. W. WILLARD, Vice President.
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have obtained from the Supreme Count Of the
District o. Columbia. holding special term, let.
JAMIE WALbkIDG1, late Of Washington city.
Y o.. deceesed. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber,
on or before the 7th day OF February next: they
may otherwtse By law be excluded from all benefit Of
day Of February, l8l.
fl0-tu.H' HEMAN d. WALBkiD9E,S Aeni"'
No HUMBU9..L. ,BICH viii pay :. fair cash
drsnS -SECoI D.HAHe CLOTHING, BOOTS,
e.s 3 SS sss q =, ssss;s so G,a
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WHICH rs THK BKTTER?-A Chicago educa-
tional journal IL Of opinion that whipping a a
better punishme Mt than detention after school
hours, because IL sets the blood in Circulation
shd csuses increased activity Of the brain, The
majority Of school-boys will say II Is a pity that
the editor OF that journal had not been whipped
more and detained after school lees Frequently
when he was a boy.-BOstOE Joaru -
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sIAnEsE TWIN FIsH.-On Saturday last.
says the West Chester News, three pairs OF
Iittle twin trout were brought to our office from
Inc trout pond of Mr.. Joshua Hartman. In
west Whiteland township. Each pair being
nitched together by a transparent dim In SORT
OF an infringement way upon the manner
OF which the late Siamese were Connected
Two pairs or these fish were Joined together az
the lower part OF their bodies, while the others
were connected at their backs. These fish RE-
sented curious sight I'm the water and the
connection appeared 10 discommode their nayt-
CATION considerably. We had hoped 70 preserve
died. 10y
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10y THOs. u. wAGGAMAN
- Real Estate Auctisneer, sls 9TH street.

TRusTEEs'sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fhuPEkI1 ON Ink sDUTHEAsT CORNER
IF AND 14TH STREETS HORTHWEST
- by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date
II August 5th, A. ID. 1870, and recorded in Liber
= NO Oh folio 21, ct seq. Of the Land Records
81 the District OF Columbia and by request la writ
ing OF the party secured thereby, the undersie0ed
vii se 10 front OF the premises, a. public auction
IN 4 hspA the 10th DAY VI February, A ID.
1873, a. D O'Clock in the afternoon, the northern
par q Lot 10 (sixteeD IN square $50 1.-TWO hundred
sHG nip frontir twenty (2OD feet the east ine
Oh isth street west ano extending east with that
Mldtn and binding on the south line Of North I
street distance OF enty five (75D feet nth All
the buildings and improyeme nts thereon,
This property will be sold subject 20 an fpcurn-
orsnce OF 5000, secured BIZ deed Of trust dated
husud 5, $50, and having five years TO run from
that date, with interest at 10 per cent per snnum
- Terms OF sale; One third cash $500 Of which
must be pald on fall or the hammer and residu in
two EQUAL instslments at six and twelve months.
with inteI est from day of SALE secured 20 the sais
faction OF trustees; ell cash at the option OF the
purchaser. II terms are not complied with within
nve GAYS from day Of sale. properly will bs resod
5 T5.P 4 XII Tbs sSSssEs' Trustees.
feblO-eo&ds TH0S. =. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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"A NEWLY MARRIEs LADY at Handonfeld
New Jersey, Just for fun hid q toy snake in
Ter husband . boots few days ago. The result
OF the Joke was somewhat peculiar. The hus-
band, on discovering the reptile, first took a
crilcsl look at himself in a mirror, and then,
going 10 closet, seized has demijOhn and Tires
II lar out into a neighbOring pond.
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THE HORSE Was READY.-A guardian OF the
peace 10 New York made his first essay Is a
mounted policeman" one day last week by
eiasping the horses tail and attempting 70
cllmh np that way. The surgeon subsequently,
remarked that no horse ever had liner oppor-
tuhlty, or took advantage of II with such lnf-
mite scoTn OF the conseq RrooI.lun Arnnr
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by DUNOANsoN, BOWLING q Co. Anoh.-
~ Southeast corner 9th and streets north ye,t
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
tai sHrIRs IL =, d E1RTaMEsr, KNOWN As

STREETS EORTHwEsT, KNOWN As
The ST CLOUD H0TEL."
- BY virtue OF q deed Of trust 10 the under
Fl sgsed, dated December Is. A. ID, ISL, and duly
recorded IN Liber No. 66s, folio Az, one OF the
Isnd records for Washington county 10 the Di trct
columbia, and st the request Of the party seer red
,nsreoy, We vii sell At public auction on THURS
DAf, the 9th day 81 March, A. D. 1874, at O'Clock
y. n, IN 'front.' OF the premises, all that parcel of
iahd and premises situated 10 the city OF Wa-hine-
LOB, ~ the District Of Columbia, and known and
1escrbed on the plan Of said city as tnose parts OF
lots nun oered nineteen 49, twenty % aud twenty.
one CID, IN square numbered three hundred and
seventy seven tS7), included within the following
metes and bounds:-Begnning 81 the he ast corr
nef q said square, and running thsnce west on
street northwest hfty-twO $50 feet and eight (sl
lncnes; thence south eighty -sN 1857 feet; thence
westshty nine 69I feet and six 80 inches thence
sonn thirty (SO feet; thence east 9th street west
and thtnce north, along said street. 20 the place
OF bee1bningi with eli the improvements, rights
ana abpurtenanoes-beiDg the property known as
tne = 81. CLOUD Hotel" on the corner Of 9Th and
Terms: one-third cash; balance in notes to run
one and two years, bearing interest at the rate of
zen per centum per annum, and secured by deed of
SO prefer; deposit Of loo will be required as
ancit TO be at the cest Of the purchaser m the
terms Of sale not complied with within ten DAYS
after the SALE the trustees the right 70 resell
the property at risk and cost OF the defauItne mr.
chaser. HENRY BOGUKV- -
ID. j. f0LEY, fustees-
feblo-eo6dbs
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Tomorrow.
Pr WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

q. 8: MARsHAL's SALE or STOCK OF
STATIONERY. PAINTINGS, &C, sc.
In virtue OF writ Of feri fac las issued from the
Siefks Once OF the District Of Dol umbis, and 20
nected viii sell az public sale, for cash, q. No
Ely street northwest, on MONDAY, the 33d
oay OF tebruary, 1874, commencing Of 10 O'Clock
m the following goods in part, to wit, viz: A
large assortment Of Books and Stationery So, &C !,
a.; comprising the whole stock in the store No
oI< street. northwest, seized aud levied n pon
me eosfs and chatteis of Samuel s. q. Barbour,
emo will he solo to satisfy execution No m SO in
favor Of Isaac l. johnson.
ALEX. sHARP, q. q. Marshal % G.
hOS WIN. L. WALL & 90, Aucts
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
coIseq9enee II the holiday, 20 wEDNESDA Feb
ruary 20, 1874, at the sam~ our,
AlkA. SHARP. u. 9. M.rshaI ID q.
ietzS-H W. L. WALL 4 CO, A1cts
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MRS. ROBERT SHKHEK, of Owasso, Illinois in
card setting forth her domestic dIficuIties.
say; 81 DO not 10 much care about a man's
striking a woman with his ist but when IL comes
70 taking an axe TO her it's too much
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OY LATIMER a CLEARY,
TkTsTEEs OF vAJUABLx
Rks EsTATE on MARILANU AYENUE,
4 g.

N VIZ mn ~ MT OIH cIhkETs.
- By virtue az O deed Of trust, dated Fehrua-y
ID fth. Is 5, aud recorded in Liber 4Os, folio l6s
aud IT request Of the party secured. I will sell
pntlic auction, IN front q the premises on RI
pAf, the SIth % February. At "a O'Clock . m,
me wet half OF Lot eleven I'D, IN Square or Res.
ervstion ID, which il improved with A large ana
nNentent Frame Dwelling house.
Terms 81 sale: $500 cash; the balance in two
equal payments, st six Ahd twelve months, with
interest Soo 20 be deposited when the property is
struck Oh. Convey encipg At the cast Of the pur-
chaser. RRED w JONEs Trnstsa
ftbl6-d LATIMER CIEaRg 49,.
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NEW EXPIRES LINE VIA CANAL,
fHrIs s9E5E HI ytg q
[sTaE sUPRlaE0ogETo OF rHl DIsrRICr

Oh LIMBIA,
SPECIAL TsvW-ProbafS ErtsdioftOs-Fsb. II, IG4
In the matt. Of the estate Of wINNEtORD
cyan, deceased. Application for letters % sd-
m nisraflon in the estate Of Winnefor1 Ryan, late
g the city q WAshir gton, District Of Columbia,
has this day been made by Catherine T. Ryan. All
persons interested hs--by notified 20 appear in
this Court On TUESDAY, the % day Of March
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estate o. said deceased shsuid Issue prayed:
fror idsdi copy of this order be published once
the sald DAY. Tess: A. WHISTLE.
IetH-tn,a Register Of wills.