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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-17

MYSTERIOUS ASSASSINATION IN BRoaE-
LYN.-Brooklyn had a new sensation Thursd ay
About O'Clock Wednesday night q man was
seen TO stagger across Bedford avenue, at the
intersection of Hayward street, aud people ne ar
by, on going to see what was the matter dis
covered that he was dying from the result of
several terrible wounds, from the blood was
rapidly flowing. There was a deem cash across
his throat, and the end of his nose was nearly
cut OF. The wounded man was convened to
the nearest station house, and died q few min
utes afterwards. The only Ineligible words
that escaped him were, New York, Italian,
Sth street" In his pocket was found S2j IS in
IN money, and on his fingers were two rings,
one plain gold, the other amethyst, the
latter with the initials, NJ. st. G." Some 200
feet from where the man was found a sword
cane was discovered. The general opinion il
that the man had a severe struggle with his
assassin opposite some vacant lots in Bedford
avenue, and that after receiving his mortal
wounds be staggered to the place where he was
discovered. The police of both Brooklyn and
New York are leaving no stone unturned to
discover the murderer or murderers.
late dispatch says the victim was an Italian
brushmaker, Salvador Tarini. Twenty wounds
were found on his body. His money and val
uahles were not taken. Tarini's landlady stated
20 TIE coroner that Tarini was attentive to Mrs
ST. George, the wife Of another boarder. She
notified them to leave, which they did. 1t is
reported st. George then went to reside with
TsIini: The police cannot find st. George or
his wife,
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DROPOSALS FOB WROUGHT AND CAST.
IL IRON WORK FOB THE NEW JAIL DIS.
TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHING TON, ID. o. August 7th, 1874.
WkOTGuT

Sealed Proposals will be received 1t this Office
until ~ N. OF NE 20TH DAY OF AUGUsT, 1874. for
The WroDsht and 0s.f-iron v ORR. as exhibited By
e e ~ tSi q tS SssssSd In the and
ron inches, End Galvanized Iron Fiqss for Cells,
rSgs,ed Ceiling Tor Main Prisons, CHIMNEY n Tons S
M Grsiing Doors &C in Wsrda MS Offices, Chapel
Copies q he Drawings. Specification, and sche-
ouIs may be had on application at this office.
The work in place will be furnished by the Govern
eni Tree OF charge, but will be erected by the
Pr Pnssls will be made by the pecs superficial or
llnes foot or weight tor the various OF work
The y hole Of the Wrought and Osst-Iron Work
uus5 be delivered as rapidly may be called for by
Of the building, namely, the inches aud vsn,i stins
nn slor the south prison wing for which 1876 will be
cells AID the single fines within four weeks from
osder oes and o. dp% G inc n,G1es Tor sec
rom same date; the inches tor thrd-tier cells and
the inches for four cells sHd Quadrupis aes
wilma ten weeks from same date. Also cast iron
main prison for south wing within eleven weeks
for the north wing may not BE- required until next
sHn,mer, aud ned not therefore be made by the
deer francs &c fJr center wing. will be reSTired
within eleven weeks from date Of acceptance of pro-
Payments will be m,de monthly, deducting 10 per
cent until the final completion OF the cnntr act.
All bios must be accom- panied by q penal bond Of
sand ni IN the the sG% Of IdTr tSo1
and perform the contrsct il awarded him, the suf-
cheney Of the security to be certified By the United
etster Judge, Clerk Of the DATED States Court, or
the District Attorney OF the district wherein he re-
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
OF ali bids II il be deemed for the interest OF the
government to DO or TO order loss of any
item at the same rate proposed in the schedule, at
It's option.
Every bid \ ust be made on the printed form to be
CbtaihFd at ttis Office, and must conform in every
respect to the requirements OF this advertisement,
or IL will not be Considered.
Proposals. will not bs received from parties who
are net tbemst Ives engaged in the manufacture Of
wrought ard cast iron work. and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals will be enclosed IN q sealed envelope,
endo' sed IBID for Wrought and Cast Iron Work
for New Jail, District Of Columbia" and addressed
s16la AB.MULLETr. Supervising Architect.
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EVENING STAR.
A Long Island Rom..c,-

There was an occurrence at Hampstead an
wednesday OF last week which has ever since
the surrounding neighbOrhood, and the partic
ulars Of which those directly interested have
eedulously sought TO ''keep out Of tie papers >
There WAS wedding at 81, Georges Episcopal
Church. Miss Maria b. Moore, the only a auSh .
Ter OF the rector, Rev. w. II. Moore, WAS mar
RED to Mr.. William A. Parke, cot the City OF
New York" As stated In one of the local papers
the church wss crowded on the occasion. The
chancel was tastefuliy decorated with flowers
where the bride was 10 -tand gothic arch lad
been constructed of evergTeens, from the inter.
of white flowers woven together. From the apex
nnttered white dove with ou.stretched wings.
The ceremony wae performed by the brides
iatner, assisted by Kew. Joseph H. Price, ID. D.,
OF New York; Rev. VIM. III. Carmichael, ID. ID;
Rev. 8. Cox, ID. D., Newtewp and Rev. q. w
Smith, of Jamaica There was music both
before and during the ceremony by Mr.. CaId
well, organist Of st. Paul's. in BROOKLYN. The
bride and the bridesmaids Miss Fox, daughter
of Charles Fox, presiden of the South side rail-
road company, and Miss Lydia Richardson
were elegantly attired, the bride having a trail
ing veil, looped up with orange blossoms, falling
over q rich dress of white satin. IL IL now re-
ported that about the close OF the eremony 4
carlfsge confirming q woman aud two children
drove up to the church door, and that the
woman in vain eHdeavored TO gain access TO the
church. She loudly proclaimed that she was the
two children with her were his children. Fail
ing in her efforts To enter the church she
waited until the marriage cortsge came outsife
WIEN the new bride had entered her carriage,
she forced her wav 10 the door. and asking
9 DO you know whom Won have married?-, sad
IN reply 10 her own question, lyon have mar
RED my husband She was quickly forced
away, but on entering Ter own carriage TO leave
the place. exclaimed, ''You Will hear from me
again. MIR. VIM. A. Parke ana his ey-made
bride scon atterward left on their wedding
tour. There is a rumor In at the affair has since
been compromised, and that the woman will
give the happy pair no further trouble but
upon what basis the alleged compromise has
been erected is not known, and the rumor it.
sell cannot be traced to any authentic source.
n explanation OF the failure to enter the church
dbring the ceremony, it is said that her visit
was fully expected, and that in conseg uence
private detectives, employed by Mr.. William A.
Parke, kept watch at the entrances Yorg.
Times, 1ith.
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DYE. j. SWEET,
10 Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. a11 7th street, posite U. s. Post ONCE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
IY ON 23D STREET NORTHWEST, AT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER.
IY ON 23D STREET NORTHWESr, AT
AUCTION.
S-. BY virtue OF deed of trust TO us, dated
go March u, 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No.
se-b36, folio 327 OF the land records of W ash
inston, d will sell at public auction in front
Of the premises.to he highest bidder, on MON
"a ,,he s1th day 81 August, A -. 1874, at 8
her s. in square No 81, the same fronting Is fest
and ~ inches ed street northwest, AMI extending
hacs with that width one hundred and twenty-tw0
feet (ls2) feet end two and half ga inches.
Terms of sse: One-tEiTd cash; balance in six 49,
twelve l2) ard eighteen l8) months, for which notes
Of the purchaser, bearing inter az Der cent per
onnUm and occurred by deed Of trust upon the prop.
cray shall be given. COnyoysncing at prrch ssers
cost If terms Of sale not complied with within
days after sale the Trustees thu right
to resell the property after five days' public advar
tseneDt n tho risk and cost of the d. fsuting pur-
chH-eT. 100 dep sit on acceptance Of bid Amount
required TO settle 10 date, $3.50 0S Amount
10 pay arrears TO dste, S2I8 IL.
FBED'K. ". JONES, lr.
JOSEPH & EDISON. rrn''ee''
8ug7-eo&ds X. ]. SWEET, Auct
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A NCHOk LINE,

n RASSAGE Mates REDUCED I'm
INV YORK AND GLASGOW, -
FAFOhiTB ROUTE FOR TOUPISr>
fssssnssr Ac com IN citations Unsurpas.ed.
SIEAMER EVEhY WEDN ESDIvsVE'
r.o,. an SATUhDAf.
FRSN fIsRs 20 AND "a NORTH RTvER, H.
BATES OF PAssA6E-PATABLK IN CUIRRxSy.
70 GLASGQW, LIYERPOOL, LOND0N.
Uhhh Z, OOEbNSTOWN OR BELFIST
cabin 500 u 80, according TO Accommodates.
Osstn retnrn Ticket issued at reiuced rats
ihIEkhhDlATE sSs. sTEERAGE ais
DTts tsShedJoT any amount Eorcssf T1fs,
Tor Tickets or further fnforrnafion appIy 60
49, MISS ANNEX HUN PfIREYs
43o lfh street near PennsyIvsnia ass1I,o
Srto CAMMACK 4 CO.. 1898 street w .
ego-ni,N S-oe4 near Treasury Dept. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-17
pY THOMAS Il. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estete Auctioneer, 3l9 7th street.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY ON HIGH STREET, GEOEGETOMH

TY ON HIGH STREET, GEOEGETOWH.
- By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court of
Ess the District OF Columbia, passed In q certain
ksA cause in which Benjamin Johnson et ux.
compliments, and VIM. A. King ct AL defend
ants, No S9 equity docket IL, will offer Tor sale
At butlic auction, in front of the premises,
Thu hSDAY, he goth day Of August, A. ID. lE4.
s. p m AL that piece or parcel of ground yias
aud being in Georgetown, ID. U on the size of
High str. &c there, and being the south half of lot
run Der twenty three, (z3) in Beatty and Hawkins
addition to GEORGETOWN, with the dwelling house
bDidrg aDd Ia provtments thereon.
Terms Of sale, CASH (of which $50 must be paid
down day Of sale and The balance within five DAYS
thereafter. All convey ancing snd recording
cbsser's cost. II terms OF sale are not complied
with IL five days after sale, the trustee the
right to resell az risk and cost of defauting pur-
CHASER BAIkBRIDGE II. WEBB, Trustee.
aue7-eo&ds TH0S. Il. WAGGAMAE, Auct.
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"AsaINGTOH, NeRFOLK, NEW YORK
BOSTUH, AND PROVIDENCE.
The me iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resImed her regular trips TO
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot of = AN
sixth strsst. eyery MONDAY anoEE30<zzz31
THURSDAY, at ,. M. Coaching at the priuci nal
river lAndi &c, connecting ct Norfolk with steam
ship Of the Nj. and n Line for Boston And Provi
dsnee; with the Old Dominion Stearshiu Com.
psHy, FOR New York. Freight should be addresssd
"Csre Of L:ty Of the Lake, via Norfolk ~
N. z. FITZHUGH. Agent, 6,h street wharf
A. q. PLANT, General Agent
apI RsOm No 10, Plant Bu;Idjnc
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10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street
,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

lBUSTkE's SALE oF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- BY virtue Of q deed OF trust dated 9th July,
3 1870, end recorded in Liber No. GIG, folio 4I9,
- one Of the land records of the District of Co.
iumbia and at the request of the party secured
tIeby, will offer at public sale, on MONDAY,
the gath day Of August. 1874, at the hour of 6
o9lcek in the afternoon, in front OF the premises,
all ~ lot No s. situated In SOU No. ST. in the city
OF sshington, District Of Columbia, the same lie
lald down upon the plat Of said city, with the
spa lous Brick Church upon the This property
,s situated on sd street northwest, between l. and
III stI eets.
Terns of sale: OEe-third cash; the residue of the
purchase money in l, and years, the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest from the day Of
SALE secure d hy deed of trust upon the premise
deposit Of SlGO required when the property is
struck off. II the terms Of sale are not conn piled
with within five day the undersigned reserves the
light 10 resell the property at the risk and cost of
the d. fsutiDg purchaser after advertising the same
Tor i've days, Ali convey aucpg at the cost of the
puT' base p. JACKSON. rrustee,
aul2 lot THOMAS BOWLING, iuct,
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UY LATIMER 8 OLEABY
y Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyanis avenue and 18th st.
Star Offics Buildings.
TRUSTEEs'SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON VSr., BETWkkN l3rH AND
l4TH SITS. NORTHWEST.

81 Under and by virtue of two deeds of trust,
C. dated resp ctiyely the 18th day of February
III and the 18th day Of March, 1874, aud record
40 aud by written request of the party secured
t.tIeby. shall eell In front of ths premises,
,: m, Lot Is, in g. hite's recorded subdivision
II wet hslf Of square numbered 2S6; improved By
tEe-stJry and basement Brick Dwelling.
TIE ms: ono third cash; balance in 6, IL, and IS
months. with iDtert 81 at per cent. per annum,
cuIei by deed Of trust on the premises sold. ON
Veysrcing st purchaser ces.. SlOOd at time Of
safe. If terms o. sale are not complied with within
hye days the Trustees reserve his right to rese at
risk and &C. st OF purchaser IN defsnlt.
JOHN Z. GiVEN, r.o.
w " COX, irustoos'
aug6-eeEds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts
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1874 suMnsB Aka.SGEMENr IS7l
POTOMAC RI vi LANpIsasI o.

INCLUDING
CCLTOS'S. BLACKISTON'S ISLAND, AND
LEONARDTOWN.
The swim and favorfte Iro, sseamsr Pilot ROW
Captain yosepn White, leaves 9th -rS
street wharf, every TUESDAY and .&3NA
eAIUkDA1 MORNING, for Land
tnes On Potomac, a. follevH.
TUESDAY, ON SATURDAY
ie1pe ~ o clock tor leave st O'Clock for
SUmons- 0lymont,
Ssndy f0int, Sandy Point,
N.stRe3i roinf, Liverpool Point,
GGtn fotnt, Smiths Point,
Susttenon. Chatterfon,
etewart's Wharf, ftevartis Rbarf
n nas1n ~ narf, Iolsons Wharf,
n.Ns - fotnt, Matthias Point,
WpAI, N attox Greek,
soa SIeek, Longwood Wharf,
EonsNoo1 wharf, Dill's Wharf,
Cotton q Wharf, Colt0a,, W hsrf
peck-toh Asand, Blackstone Island,
lnsn, Leonsrdtovn,
netuIning on Nednes- CnrriOman.
~, m aklns the above Returning on Sunday,
11noInss: making above landings.
APpyto WM. Il. BYLES, Agent,
leL2-u 6th-strett Wharf.
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IHITED STATES MARSHiL'S SALE or IA
Il LOTS In MOUNT PLEtskNr
RAILROADS.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, ULY Is, 1874

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
s0o 2. m Baltimore and Way Stations.
Way Stations on Main stem, and washington
500 9. m, New York, PhiIadelphia, Boston, Bal
sos : r. 6Sicss S D. Louis. Louisville, olneln.
t9rd sprinsss;, Deer Psrk, Pittsbarg, Rock
tn. white suishur sprnss eae PS1lcn St c11a
DInser at CKmbe7 land. Supper al Graf.os,
ssss M R.I9. Of Rocks And Way stations:
1000 q. m, Baltimore, densburg, BeltsviIle,
, nm Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay.
lfcott Oily BsIt1nir eia Dsass al S Rsay III
s.s9 D: m Baltimore, Laurel and Relay.
p m; BstiI1Ts Frederick and all inter-
t.I9 p N. Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick,
Point i,, OF Books and Way Stations, (vis Metro.
AZ p m. Bal imOre, Annapolis and W ay Stations
eIas p n, Bai.imore and Relay.
q % y. m, Baltimare ard Relay.
100 p m, Chicago. 81. Louis, Louisville, Cinciu-
ley Springs, Rockville. Hagerstown. Pull
100 p NJ, Baltimore and Way r. Stations.
s.Ss 2: m, Pittsburg, Rockville, Point Of Rocks,
SOP at All stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
boH'mgs and Wy SfdttoHS.-e.30 q. m, 1 90,
For Baltimore and Relay 80 q. m. and .03
We". - oa q. M aud 7p.m.
Pinsbrrg = as m.
81 Az lra,ns Stop at Vtadrct Hotel, Relay
FOR further information apply o, the BaI.imor.
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, W sshi istou Station, anc
.sken for Baggage to be Checked and reoeiv ed 3,
any RS Hns n fhe s stfy m..,sr o, r,.,,o,
L NJ C0LE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. kOONTZ, 9enI Agent. jy25
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I'll y A E D NE,
A0TIEK

NOTICE.
=. win tee view OF diminishing the chancss ~ col
nslon, the STEAMERS Of this Line take 4 specifiad
course Tor al seasons Of the year.
yOn the outw ard passage from Queenstown TO Now
1OFE or BosfOn, Crossing Msriflsn of SC ar x3 Ist
or nothing 90 the north Of 4S ''
On the homevard passage, crOssfr the N eridia,
ots st a lat. or nothing 20 this north Of A
The BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP.
B1TFEEN NEW YORK AND LIyBRPOOE
CALLING Ar CORK HARBOR.
CsistTis-' We'd. aug u CHINA mon hkT fo siS
rcotla.-.-.- We'd. :, Aug ~ Russia. Wed'S.p Q
AdReris.-----.-s Sat. Aug. y Javs... SAT- SEN u
b9thnls.-.. We'd. Aug. Is Cuba - W ed , SEN Is
Abysslnis- Wed. Sep 2iPsrthi -. Sat ca 10
Ara every followins WEDNESDAY, ana SAT
UhDAt from New Ysrk.
gers. 80 pes'e
RATS OF PAssAsE.-Oabin, ESQ, slOo and si,o
gold according to accommodation Ticksfs 70 Pa
able terms. Steeraee $50 currency,
stetrsse tickeLs from iverpool and Queenstown,
snd 81 rsrts OF Europe, q lowest rates. Throuab
bils OF lsoinE given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre,
antwerp, and other ports on the Continent and for
nsciterrsDesn ports. For freight aud cabin pas.
eye, apply ~ the Company Office, NO. RogIfns
green tor steeraee Passage, No. III Broa1yay
Trinity Building, or TO OTIS BIGELOW Panker
900 IN street, op posite Patent Ofics.
JsnS-ly CHHs. @. FRAsCKLYN Assns
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR TILIyG AND FLAGGINq
fSR s TRk I.kkaOEs, APPROAOals
WING OF The NEW STATE, WAR GNO
NAVY DEPARfMEHTS BUILDIEG,
OFEICk OF sTPERyIsTNG ARCHITEcT,)
IREAHTRY DEPAR4HENr

T.l
TREAtCRT DEPARTMENT.
49, wAsHINeTON. ID. c., August Is, is74. \
s.o Prep sails will be received at this OFF &c
aLui IL m OF The Sd DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1874, for
IsrhlsnIrg and delivering at the cite of the new
Nsr and Navy d psrtmests bull ding, W ash
.nsSo'p g, al the Thing ar d FIsgsing required
Ior ne err aces, oproec hes and Sidew AXIS, &c,
81 ihe wing Of the building. called for By
the tc6eduie, and describ in the specific atoms.
e e,es u which may be had on application at this
Bidders must submit 9 sample ef the stsrial they
prop Sc to fa nj along With their bid.
payments will be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptanee OF materials, dcducing 10 per centum until
the con pletiOn of the contract
All bids mnst be accompanied by q penal bond Of
tuo &c pcIsbe persons In the sum OF five thousand
dollars, lS5.00.) that the bidder will accept and
Urn the contract, III awarded him, he Efficiency
~ the security to be garfield by the United States
Judge, Clerk Of the United States Courf or the Ds
trict Attorney Of the District wherein the bidder
resides.
Tbs Department reserves the rish' to reject any
or all bids IL it be deem ed for the Interest Of the
Goyerbment TO do so, and any bid that is.not made
on the printed form to bs obtained ut this Off and
does not cenform in every respect t. the REQUIRE
menfs OF this advertisement, will not be Considered
neither VIII any proposal be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged In the Thing and
Flssgirg trade, and Who have not the necessary
fseliltie. Tor furnishing the materials
proposals viii be enclost in o sealed envelope,
endorsed Bids for Thing and Flaggine,n and
addressed to A. b. MULLETT,
hngi3-iSt Supervising Architect.
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hIEROHAHT's LINZ OF sTRAhsHIP1
W. BkrWYEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

nersafte. Ine me stesmshfes a. o. KHf9HT On.
yOhE GIBSON viii make resIier week IHe,,x.
Y riE between NEW YORK. ALEX Ek&A
AhphlAl NhSHIE GTON sadskS2<z&
GEORGETOwH, a. fOilOws:-Leare NEW YORK
IRON Per SO East river, every SATURDAY At
. ~. lesve GEO6G 4TOWE ever FRIDAY Al =
o. m, snf ALEXANDRIA the sane day o. Ian
x0 re-, To-, i9iorn.tion spPly q r. P. A. DEHHAh,
AScprf Once snd wharf 81 Kster street, 6eOrTe-
town, or =: ths correr ~ 9TH street and New Yori
Nsops y. ". from PSON, Presicent
- tresEhp Delivered by k1Oxs Express, Or.
oeIs left IT Geusrsi once, sos fe1rsylyanis ave
nne: OF 81 ina steamer wharf viii be promptly st-
tended TO iei. n
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AUCTION SALES.
RO.MORRON.
DY pp SCANeOE BROS, Auctfoueers,
ID eout, beast corner 9Th sni d streets northwest,

b sout. beast corner sh sni b streets northwest.
EErIRs 90 SInNrs on q BOARDING HOUSE,
ssfMSyT1 r SAY EEs sESEa sSR SSsS
SspHs ,1H fARt S9a sS1T WtsR
E RFRs sf nsffsEaGsis oEs
s Ezsifs FiSfssns @dSS
md SAEI;stAT Il. GkESs. GARPIn.
Rowe. CRGoKIRY. GLASS AND iARTHES-
SsSHs SSsS' III
a On TtisbAT MoRNIsG, Ausus. Is,
" iS.: ooImsneins at 10 O'Clock, n ,s frsnt Of
Smentisned goods
Larg. lot of Tinware, ' Goal H.,s, OIL Oars, &C.,
being the contents Of . gin aud hardware ssor.:
One Bay Horse, Oarrisss sad Hun,., :. s!ey.n
0 sHsls:a. DUhoASsO Hud siSOs;s
ID Southeast corn,r Srh and D streets northwest.
364 0AEE SEAT OHAIRs FROM masonic
TTIhnmMPLK, tslightly damaged by freJ AT AUC-
a On TUESDAY MORNING, Angus. 18th,
eommencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell in
ssas oG.es by thu lac
Term, cash. R.''
Also,
large agaptity q second hard Fnr.itn-e.
auEH Rep DUkOANs0H BROS Aucts
limited STATES MARsHaL'S SALE OTIa
" LOTS IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
In E9s Of q 1s Of ss Issued out Of
OF Columbia, and 10 me directed, will sell At pub
lie sale for cash. Ia front Of the Jourt house door
OF said District, on MONDAY, the Gath day of An
gust 1874, commencing at O'Clock m. the follow
ingdescrtbee Lots in p. Browns subdivision of
part Of Pleasant Plain and Lewar's Outlet, since
called Mount Pleasant, In the District Of Columbia
"a u.s. together with all and singular the i'm prove
ments thereon, seized and levied upon tho prep
erty OF Samuel p Brown, and will sold t. satisfy
ex s No SOS In favor Of John yolley use
aul-d ALEXR SHARP, U. g. Marshal D. q.
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TkUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TI ID ALLY BoCkDED BY 18TH AND l4TH,
IND III AND nIkkEIa. NORTH XESC.

AND II AND IsIKEETo, NORTH WEST.
- Under and by virtue. Of deed of trust, dated
g. the 10th day Of July, A. D. 1870, and recorded
@14in LibeT 62, at folio 2t3, one of the land rec
Oros Of Washington county, District of Columbia,
and ny written request of parties secured therebyws
shall SELL In front of the premises, on TIT RSDAY,
the s0th day of August, 1874. a. O'Clock m the
iolio"ing real estate, known ss parts Of original
to original survey, and described follows: Begin
n'Dg At the southwest corner of said lot 2l at the
junction o: tive alleys, and running thence north
along the western line Of said lot, binding the
alley fifteen feet wide, forty -four feet: thence due
esst at right angles with said line, and parallel with
street DO III, sixty feet one and one half inch
es thence south, and parallel with line Of l4th st.
west, forty four feet, TO public siley thence west,
along said alley, sixty feet and one half
inches TO the plsce of beginning, and improved by
Terms: Ope-third CASH; balance ia six. twelve
and eighteen months with interest Of per cent per
snnum, deferred payments to be secured by deed Of
trust on premises sold. Oonveysncing at purchas-
srs cost sac down at time OF sale. II terms OF sale
are not complied with within i've days, the Trus-
tees the right to resell at risk and Of
y NW. & To sSIvIH'} Trustees.
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