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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March H.-yirginis skies. old, IS:
Ehgnias consolidated, 81 West yirRini g. IL North
Carolina sizes, cid. ma do; new, % bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March H.-Cotton firm and in good
demaRd-low niddliDgs, lb. Flour steady-Howsrd
street superhne "A @6h do. extra. 664 do family,
i4aS7s; city mills superfDe "a ass; do extra So
96h; do. family. ga @lOH western sn perfine AZ "a
ia; do. extra, e@5a; do. family, "a G1S1S. Whea
quiet but trm.awhi.s, choice, I.sO a 81;
to prime red, 165@l76 common to fair 30 Il 5O@
o.; pesnnsyIvsnla 90 LIS; Ohio and Indiana do,
5OtGl60; western spring, 45Gll 81. Corn doll
white southern, sI@s2; yellow sOu,h ern, nominal,
~; mixed western. nominal, "a Oats in good de.
m e-s9Tthern. 81 @64; western, $3.50. BYE dull
0@s5 Hay UNCHANGED. Pork quiet and steady
prices unchanged. Western butter steady and un ;
changed Whisky nominal. Coffee dull and nomj-
naI-good to prime. 24G2sll. Sugar UNCHANGED
NEW Yong, March F.-Stocks dull and weak
Money, 3 Gold, II Exchange, long, ass; short,
4S8<. Governments steady. ' "
NEW YORK, March H.-Flour dull aud de-
Ginning. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and
,LoxD6N, March lS. Il 80 p m.-Cousols for money,
u 90 92t<; for account, 924; bonds of 1855, old !,
1884, le67, 1091s: lC.40s, 105%; Erie, 4Ol1 Paris
dlspotches quote rentes at SO Fl ancs 30 centimes
LONDON, March IL, $50 p. m.-The weather
throuRhout England to-day is fair. Erie, 40 "a 4Ol6
LONDON. marchn. 3 p. n. Paris dispatches quote
rentes at So francs, 26 confines
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The B'NAI B'RIrH.-A convention of the sew
eral lodges Of the Hebrew order Of Bnai Birth
Sons Of the Covenant) in District No. 8, will
meet in this city April 5, to transact important
business. The district includes Maryland, Vir-
ginis, the District of Columbia, North and South
Carolina, and Georgia, from all of which states
there will be delegations, except Georgia,
where, as yet, no lodges have been formed. On
the 18th OF April the Grand Lodge Of the dis
uict Will also convene and transact m alters
which, II stated. particularly affect the order,
and Hebrews &c nerally.-RnN SIN
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArY-H CLAY
stewart and wife to Henry G. Shuster, lot O.
Edv. j. Tune, trustee, 70 VIM H. Minnix. pa RI
lots and 5, square 397, 81; VIM. H. Minuix and
wife to Mary A. Tune, part lots and 5, square
ley, lying in Georgetown, ut the north west
corner Of Bridge and Congress streets. -.
EliZ. p. 8. Naylor ct al. to j. r. Beaie part LOT
4. square 161. 81; VIM. b. Jones to A. 4. Mau-
pin, lot 9s, Gilbert's subdivision of square 67s.
e. 600.
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TIE FUNERAL of the late DR.. Seth j. Todd
took place yesterday afternoon from his rest
deDce and 81 streets Rev. DIR. Addison, of
Trinity church, oficisted. Drs. Walsh. Hsg-
ner, King, Young, Drinksrd, and Lee acted az
palI-bearers, and the remains, which we're en-
easfd in n walnut casket, were placed Temporal
riIy In The vault az the Congressional cemetery.
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PRoCTOR's LRCTURRs.-Prof. Proctor tele-
graphs from Philadelphia that he will be on
hand to open the course here on Thursday, the
18th, as advertised. We would remind our
readers that but two days more remain for the
selection of reserved seats for the course Up-
ward of GOO have already been taken which
ensures crowded audiences; hence the neces-
sity for getting seats at once.
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Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Posts financial
ant at Sal, the difficulty being to fully employ
balances, because of the limited demand
ffime mercantile paper sells at to I, and the
supply is small Time loans are quoted at las
1or thirty days, and 5a6 for sixty DAYS n tx
months. All sales of gold have been at Ii2t z;
cary sales having been at 1i2 %a4, and later at
1l2S. On gold loans most of the rates have
been 2Kai for carrying; ''flst" having been
once recorded. Time loans of gold are quote
as follows; so days, per cent 60 days, u per
cent; 20 days to four months, Ba% per cent.
All Tor carrying. Fer all the year the rate for
change is dull and steady, at isi Z Ass for prime
bankers 60 day bills, and 4s7a4sSX for demand
Government bonds are kaK higher than
yesterday. Southern state bonds continued
dull with prices steady. The stock mar ket dur
ing brst half hour was strong; began to hesitate
AT the first board, and afterwards declined from
TO OF one per cent. Pacific Mail has been
exceptionally strong and has advanced IL
since the opening. Erie has been exceptionally
prices. w
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TEE WAsHINGToN BRANCH of the Amalga-
m ated House Carpenters met last night and
Mr.. A. j. Linton rendered his resi- gnation a. a
delegate to the Central Committee, which was
accepted, and Mr.. ID. NJ. Brsnnon was elected
20 MI the vacancy. The society decided 20 par
ticipste in the proposed trades union demon
strstion, the initistOry steps for which are now
being taken by the Central Committee.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National TASdter-E. A. Sothern, Is "Lord
Dundreary,1 in "Our American Cousin"
Hb-Fs Opsra Hoass-The Maiilt0n -Raynor
Family In 'fGabriel Grub"
faeassr CsnSqss.-The sensation drama of
"Life or Death" and other attractions.
kssonic TsspIe-Lecture on dialect Humor"
by w. 3. AIdreWs.
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MEssRs. TRUNNEL 81 COMBS respectfully in
form their friends and the public that thew ave
opened store corner 18th and X streets north
west with a complete assortment of dry goods
hosiery, notions, &C., which they are prepared
to sell at very low prices for cash. An examin-
aton OF their stock is solicited before purchasing
elsewhere. /.
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CONTIHuATIoN SALE--The sale at Sayages
will be continued this evening st the usual
hour wnen some Of the most important goods
will be sold. To-morrow viii be given for the
delivery OF goods with the rearrsngement OF the
sock and the sale viii be resumed OIL Thurs
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Wssnington eaeck Exeha.ee, MarchIz
O. otdtscns fuv~ssAed By Middleton q Co., ba.kers
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchanee
to-das:-U. s. gold. II 4 bid. t21 asked Bans
soets.Nstienal Bank OF Republic, $50 bid;
second National bank, ia3 asked. City Passen.
ger Observation-Disclosures stock, so asked !.
Columbia stock, Fl asked; Washington and
Geofgetown bonds, S. asked; Metropolitan
bonds, 81 bid. Sundry list-Nationsi The
ater bonds, j. & j., per ct, 50 bid, IS aske i;
Masonic Temple bonds, z. & A, per CT gold,
s. bid; District securities District OF Cofam,
oia(-,Wn. Co 8. bonds, rs, j. & j., 1875, 90
asked; do, 1G6, 81 asked; do. 1877, so asker:
permanent improvement rs, j. s. j., 1891, ss
BID, 20 asked; Market stock bonds, rs, j. e j..
ISs2, - asked; Water stock bonds, j. s. j., 1913,
30 ssksd. !Washinetonp-5 year certificates,
! $40, NJ II N, 1875, 80 bid, 80 asked; 10 wear
bonds, SIS, J. q j., 1873 70 bid. 7sX asked.
at pleasure, 50 asked. Board of Public Works
Sernhcstes. general improvement, 8s, j. & j.,
1874, 81 bid. s3k asked; do. 1875, 75s bid, rs
asked; do. 1876 IS bid. I6x asked; do. is77, Ia
bio, 20 asked; do. 1873, IA bid, 70 asked; do.
series, I64 bid. iSk asked; Certificates sewer
S. j: q j., 1875, IS \ bid. IS asked; do. 1876,
6o4 bid, 6s asked; do. ISL IS bid; do 1873, 81 Z
bio; do. series, 65a bid, IS asked
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

IL may be seen by the New York commercial naperu
OF late date that COees hare decllHed and as we have
pure and received stock In this line since
the decline n gives rs great pleasure 20 offer osr
customers tue same choice grades and yariefi -
pTsces. -S 'N-~e~
The reduction is from three TO frs ceHfs mar
pound, or from SIR to per oeHfhHl This A. TACT
worthy OF note aac invite those interested 70 cali
and see for themselves.
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DKPARruRR.-H. wolford, esq, Of the firm
Of wolford & Shilberg, has gone north TO make
large spring purchases. Lots OF nice Goods are
anticipated at the Arcade this season,
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WAX WORK AT AUcTIoN.-Lstimsr & Cleary
sell to- MORROW their beautiful collection OF wax
work in fruit and confectionery. This being
something new, and besides very beautiful,
shopld attract the attention OF our citizens.
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|. o. o. F.-A number OF Odd Fellows of this
District organized last night an association
whose object will be =" the creation and perpet-
uation OF a fund for the relief OF the widows ana
orphans of its members" The following were
elected officers Fred. ID. Stuart, president;
Alex. Ashley, vice president; Solomon Slower
treasurer; L. L.. Fracker, secretary. The asso-
citation starts with fine prospects of n brilliant
success.
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SALE oP REAL EsTATE.-By ThOs. E. Wag-
gaman, part OF let IA, in square IS, improved nv
double brick house, subject to deed OF trust for
5000, TO X. w. Sawyer, for - 900.
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MEMORIAL xxsRctsss II ms aoHol


Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather lest night, there was very large assem-
blage Of coiored citizens at the SIMMER school
building, corner Of 18th and M streets, to par
tcipate in the Sumner memorial exercises. The
hall was draped in mourning, and q handsome
crayon portrait OF Mr.. Summer was suspended
in the rear Of the platform. On the walls were
the following Inscriptions: "No Compromise OF
Human Rights" "He was man whom nothing
could turn ide from the path which duty
pointed out" "No Property in Man." "J udge,
equal Rights to ALI" "Senate BIN No. 1.n
There were also emblematic representations
a broken column, an unroled scroll, &c.
Rapier, OF Alabama, Rev. DIR. Binzy, Hon. P.
b. =. Pinchback, VIM. Nesbett, esq. OF Penn
sylvanis; w. j. Wilson, Hon. X. II. Gain, Henry
Piper. Walker Lewis, Guerdin Snowden, John
n. BROOKS, Professor Storem, John Thomas
johnson, George +. i. Cook, VIM. Syphax
Archie Lewis, Henry johnson, j. Sella Mar
Tn, Dr' ., b. rurvis, ID. A. Straker, Samuel
III. Smith, chairman of the committee of ar
Iangements,) Alfred Jones, G. w. Smith, Hon.
Fred. Douglass, and Charles II. Morse.
MT. w; II. Smith nominated the following off,
GERS, and they were unanimously chosen: For
PRESIDENT, John T. Cook, esq.; vice presidents,
VIM. III. Smith and Henry johnson, esqs.; sec
retaries, John Thomas johnson and John r.
Brooks, esqs.; chaplain, Rev. DIR Reeves; ora
tofs, j. Sella Martin, Hon. Frederick Douglass,
James s. Rapier, p. b. s. Pinchback, Profs. A.
nj. Green, ID. A. Straker, and Hon. X. II. Gain.
MI. toOk, On taxing tue cnalri cailed on Kew.
DR.. Bingy, who offered prayer, and the pupils
Of the school sang an appropriate piece.
Prof. n. NJ. Green offered a series OF resolu-
tons expressive of their love and admiration for
the great Senator and that in their great be-
reavement they look to the Almighty for conso-
lation. The resolutions were adopted.
Eloquent addresses, appropriate TO the occa-
sion, we're delivered by kev. j. Sella Martin,
Hon. j. L. Rspier, Prof. A. NJ. Green. Hon. P.
b. 5. Pinchhack. ID. 4. Straker, Hon. +. Doug
lass, and X. II. Cain. The choir sang during the
exercises: "Let the dead and the beautiful
rest, "He sleeps meath the sod ""Nearer my
God to thee"
Mr.. j. Sella Martin, on behalf of the trustees Of
the Sumner school building, announced that it
would hereafter be known as the Sumner Memo
rial Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

ONLY TWO WEEKS REMAIN in which to mr.
chase ticket in the Fourth GIFT Concert OF the
Public Library of Kentucky, which takes place
on the 31st inst. A quarter of a million dollars
Is the attraction which cannot be ignored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

A DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-Yesterday, in the
Equity Court, Judge Wylie made a decree of
divorce in the case of Jane Dunn Lang again=t
VIM. b. Lang. The petitioner sets forth tn {
she was married in 1850 In Glasgow, Scotland;
that in April, 1850, he deserted her, and re-
manned away four years, during which time
property of hers was seized for his debts, en-
failing cost on her OF about f120 sterling; he
returned, and in 1856 again deserted her with
out cause, and ten years after sent for her to
meet him in Washington; that she came here
in 1S66, and has lived with him ever since; he
was then employed in the War department,
from which he was discharged for drunkenness,
as also from place in the Treasury depart
ment subsequently for the same reason. In
1871 he was agfin appointed in the War depart
ment, discharged for drunkenness after one
year, during which time he was twice In Prov
idence hospital and once in the insane asylum.
In 1873 he got into the Treasury department.
again, and drank himself out OF 1t; that for the
past three years he has been habitually drunk,
and at various times so maltreated her as to
eDdanger her life, and from time TO time has
sold of pieces OF furniture to obtain whisky
money, and is now trying to sell her house, No.
lois 10Th street northwest, where she follows
dressmaking for the support of herself and chill
dren- She was granted q divorce. and an IN
junction against Interference on his part.
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CITY ITEMS.

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Greea TlrtLe.-Har
vey q Holden, l0l6, corner Pa. avenue and 18th
ST., have just received fresh invoice of Green
Turtle, Brook Trout, Fresh Salmon, aud saddle
OF Frogs, with many other delicacies of the sea
son.
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We also continue 10 sell I;
gUGaRS

~TlI - u
as VIII pe seen by the above list, our STOCK com.
PLisee sthten inherent grades and Va -ieties OF
sfi, We nave large supply now band, and our
itcIltles ior obtaining the same are such that NE
naNe ~ nesitancy IN asserting that are able 20
Oompete lully with house this side Of New YORK
SYRUPS.
Mollers Diamond Drips, silver Drips Amhsr
Dnps, Golden Syrup, &C, &C, &c.
MOLASSBS.
a choice article Of genuine New Orleans slwav.
on hand, as also other lower grsdes-prices low
FLOUR.
Melchs pcf FAMILY, per sack -..-..... ss ,.
Soloen mn snliy, per ......... a a.
isaac Wenseris FsmTv lowest rates
a. Hose hay 3 Family ...-... a.
frslrie Biro family ...............-... a.
Cho,ces. Axtra, per ssck good smily % m
SnSiCs hNtre, per seck........-.......- A.
a0sp ,-'--'-''--------- '.--.. %
fnitteen dinerent varieties OF Laundry ana . an.
assortment OF choice Toilet soap@ Al lo, go. -"
8uNDRIES.
NJ lbs fer %,
Neneoo SurI 10 lbs for 4 N
we give our special and undivided sffes
non 70 the IAMILr TRADE, and make n o1r
Mnoie study 70 furnish the very best Of eyerythtns
10 one sne s wsy % fsmiiy Supplies generally.
house this side Of New York, a. aIso 10 give ~
uc.e-Sna,tf and euanfify-ss Represented, or mo-
kLPHONzO YOUNGs q Co... oroosr,
Mssosx Tsnspk, eoser GA a.d y ,,,,s,,
-oo-o-u Oppoe1te U. D. Patent O6Boe
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n .hs didessS ma gAaoIs1D Aso:
nlans syenIss and Let strest, bssvssl b ana D ..
S HseSsse.' WhaEfs Soos q q sersSe soqtheost.
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Alaska Diamonds, on gold, IS to 500
Colorado Sapphires, on gold, IS to so
Colorado Opals, on gold, - to $40.
Fine Plated Sets from ~ to s15.
Fine Plated Bracelets, 81 to S25.
Fine Plated Chains, So 10 sos
Fine jet, Oudized and French Gilt Jewelry
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, near " street.
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'tBRoWN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHKs."-Couph
and Colds are often overlooked. A continuanc,
for any length of time causes irritation of tn,
Lungs or some chronic Throat Disease "Bro,cn'
bronchial Troches" are an effectual cough rem
edy eo3 f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

N. DRMoNGBor, the celebrated artist I'm bsi,
work and hair cutter for ladies and gents. has
resumed business here again, at sos Market
Space. He keeps the finest wigs and toupees. G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

TURco-RussIAS BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd'
903 4 street. aoS.
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EsrAB LIsnRs Issi.
yoHl Q. sARrHEL,

,ss1El9 Dye and SEQ tREH,
Of ooionisst, OH, Hi f9ns door south
Ne 49,. ytesses dreamed and Dyed without bsfus
sSs1st,snsns Garments Cleaned and pysd wstsous
not,os, noxie-sx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. I.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

IND, CooPR & Co.'s English Ale, from Bur
ton on Trent,l on draught only at Geo. w. Dri
ver's, corner Penn. avenue and AK st. 4
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COnsuD

Try Ind, Coope & Co.'s English Ale, ON
draught only at Geo. w. Drivers, corner az ct.
and Penns. avenue. The finest glass Of ale in
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

PoND's EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale b,
Chss Stott & Co, 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhele t.w't.tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-17

TO PRIvErT Fever aud Ague there IL NJ
preparation like Dooley's Oalisaya Tonic. 81
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" Barbara Freitchies neice asserts that her
aunt did not wave the national dag In the faces
of the rebels ss they marched through Fred
ericktovn, but only poked them with her cane
@"An overlooked widow with three chill
dren" sdvertises In the New Orleans Picsyune
for her lost COW that disappeared with the Hood.
ga collector Of taxes at Messina, Sicily,
was lately shot through the head by man who
entered bis Office and said: "Dle, WITH your
taxes"
s2A Kansas book agent SAYS he can sell ten
looks for earthq uakes and hurricanes to visit
that state.
~Gov. Hoffman writes from Paris that
Pslmer's full length statue Of Chancellor
Livingstone for the national capitol IL nearly
completed and will prove q great success.
~0ne result Of the agricultural lockout in
England is the emigration OF an unusual mum
Der OF agricultural laborers 70 the Unite
States and Canada.
1Dr. VsnderpoeI complains TO the New
York board OF health that city uDdertskers are
too much disposed 20 put bodies In ice boxes,
for sometimes, where fainting has been mls-
taken for death, victims have been literally
frozen TO death. No cremation about that.
- Joseph Blackburn, ex-United States
marshall Of the Nashville district, was sentenced
by Judge Trego, in the United States district
court, yesterday, TO four years and = half OF
hard labor in the state prison for the alleged
crime OF forging the signatures TO his oficisi
bond.
81 rhe national voman's suffrage society 10
TO meet in Irving Hall, New York, on the 18th
and 18th instsnts; the eighth anniversary OF the
universal peace union is TO be celebrated at
Plymouth hail. on the 18th, and the New YORK
Rose Hill Methodist chur Oh, Twenty seventh
street, near Third avenue.
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EVENING STAR.

PEnsKvE,ISa CRrsAnERs.-rhe Cinci.ns1
Gazette OF thu 5 n trstant contains this IN
FORMATION: "The ath street Baptist Church
YESTERDAY Afternoon contained the largest
{ OVID IN q hss been In tt for weeks. The new
method Of operstiOns drew together the men,
brrs Of the various eands, aud what room re-
maiued after they were IN wss dlled mp with
men and bows from the street. Early In the
Afternoon . large bsni, numbering between
nTty aud siNtv. started down K ace street. b stu,
where they tarned and marched 10 the front OF
stssmsn's. near the esplsnade. The hne tOrmet
on each side OF the wax and Commenced praying
and singing. when the enrsged proprietor came
out with . hose, consumed with desire 70
clean his walk. The ladies were pretty well vet
down with muddy water, but stood NJ their pcst
and sang the hymn through. The column thea
moved M Vine street. holding services on the
sidewalk in fnont OF each saloon. The gentle
manly keeper of the ST. Joe establishment IN
formed the women that ~ he ware mayor. he
would send them al % the penitentiary Tor ave
years Eleven saloons we're thus visited, con-
usry 10 the mayor p orders, but none OF the band
were marched 20 the station house.
"a private letter received by Mus- Th0mp-
son, OF this city, from Mrs. Elizabeth j.
French, OF the Phfladelphia League, states
that the number OF women now actively en-
gagged in tie movement In that city foets mp
.Ssg The lsbOrs OF this great army have
closed between three and four hundred ssloons.
sud pled ged % saloon keepers sni 2Bl bar
tenders"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERNOON.

DY cREEE WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Id No. 1o0I, northwest cor Of 10th and ID sss.
TRUsTElssALE OF VALUABLE IMPRovxp
sTRksT WEsf, BkTWEKS II kN0
sTRk1Ts NORTH, In rHs CITY OF WASH
- By virtue Of the provisions contained In q
= deed Of trust from CHARLES p. Wsunall, trustee,
-asd Matilda Hayes, bearing date on the 18th
day 4 seEtenbsr, A D. ls72. and recorded in lIeer
Washington county, District Of Columbis, the IN.
dersigned trustee will, on MONDAY, the II th day
Of May, d. 1874, At O'Clock D. N, on the prem
ises cer for sale ~ public auction, 20 the highest
bidder, the following real estate, situated in the
city Of Warrington, District Of Columbia, and
known on the grocnd plan thereof Is all that part
OF Lot Is, In SQUARE 50, eegiani1g for the same AZ
street vest distant 81 feet south from the
corner Of the said square, aud running Themes
south - feet, thence vest rs feet, thence north -
feet and thence east rs feet TO the place OF b. gin
sng, together with the i'm proven ents the reon con-
sistfng OF Q two story brick and frame dwelling,
fronting on 9Th street, and also two-story brick
and frame tenement about ten feet in rear Of the
Terms OF sale are as follows: Ons-third OF pur-
chase money cash; balance In two equal psym cuts
at one and two years, secured by deed OF trus, on
the premises aud b. airing interest at the rate OF
per cent Der annum until paid deposit Of Slee
will be reQuired at time OF sale from the p1rchs
All convey snctng at coet Of purchaser. the terms
of sale not complied with within ten days from
at the risk and cess Of defaulling purchaser.
e. ROSS PtRRY, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
OF 29-eotM ay 5sd6ds Auctioaerrs.