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NTHEsUPREME0 ogRTqF THE DISTRICT

Tas 2sfh dag e| September, 1874
RACHEL MASON vs.. DANIEL MASON, No. STI9,
Equity Docket 13.
% molten Of the plaintiff, by Eugene. Carusi
eel her solicitor it is ordered that defendants
lillian MASON and DAVID MASON, cause
their appearance to be entered herein OF before
Cay; Otherwise the Cause will be proceed with a. in
case Ct default. By the Oourt,
True copy-Test:
seySow Sc RJ MtIGs, Clerk, &c,
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A MERICAN LINE.

MAIL STEAMSHIPS a~s>s
ONLY LINZ CARVING THB43E&4
AMERICAN FLAG. @~o@<<t<
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QuEEHsTOwB sud LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, IN TERMBDIATB oHd STEERaGE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
BATES o. low as BY another frst-cas- Line.
PETKR WRIGHT SONS, GsbsraI Agents.
Philadelphia
FRAEK ". eANBcRs. Agsut,
A0e2s " 1879 Penn. avenue, " Ssbl1 goa.
ER0H PHILADELPHIA
simply
"UcV EIp-ess Line"
IEoh BOSTON AND FROVIDEECH
moiE ifeignt Via ''Ciydss Iron Line" hai ship by
Boston sid Providence Eafiraad,
. edEertlseInrkt q ssrew KIprsss Line"
For f0ii Information spply to
tpblY 50 Wstsr street, Ceo-eetoVrn. ID o
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/ No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and sts.
TRUSTEES, sALEoF VALUABLE PROPERTY
| IN ST IHE NORTHWESTERN Pact OF THE
81 b virtue Of deed ef trust, tases Angus, 4,
| z Al lSS, snd rscoreei in Liber rs, foli1 IS,
10 The District Of Columbia ard at the reques: Of
iD nf in fIo 81 y. hots We sha s At pgoe
f i, o. October, lat, 81 oof.es m, the fOllos
vision Of original lot 5, in rTusr5 as also, lot H. In
,3 ins e, 90 and part q lot ~ in sq9sre S. hssn
sOuih from the northesstern corner Of said lot and
INNING thence south along said street II feet 60
% feet Ia iDches; thence east a feet pa inches
theree south feet IA inches, and east 81 feet
Susrs Sc being the south pan Of said lot H. font 1
isg "a feet on said 1 street, and running back with
let TO the rear line Of said lot, with mproyemsnts
Terms: onsthird cash; balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months, Tor notes besriuR interest aud Sc
convey sDciDs at the Of purchaser; 500 down
On each piece Of property en the daV Of sale and
after the Gay Of sale TIE trustees reserve The rieb,
70 resell the props rty at the risk and esst of fhe
SEINE newspaper published IN washneton city, it0' IN
sCB TIAoEY,I -.
J q. MCKELDEN,{ trustees
ocll5-d NAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctr.
RY DUSCANEON BROS, Auctionoers.
~ Southeast corner S,h ard p streets northwest.
CHAEoERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ 2D sIBEsT, IN GxOR9ETOWN,
y
p The District OF Columbia, in General Tern,
- PASSED IN EQUITY Canse 1851, docket IL, wherein
tet H. gnees OF JOHN Lane, bankrupt, are com
pisiusnis, and Elizabeth 4. Lane and others are
Ter darts, and BY virtue Of additional order Of
~ rsid court, boiling = court of bankruptcy, aud
passed in the mater Of th ssiate Of said 6sakrap:
IN the 9h day OF April, 1874, We shall, on TUES
Dhf the 2eth day II October, fE4, at 1 O'Clock o.
"a GhrT Tor sale OF public auction, the premises
,ots Snd in our sIbfiy Isl In square No "a. in
deorEt town, formerly known parts Of lots l29
ana l29 Beatty and Hawkins addition 70 said George
town. ~ -
Lot has front If 3 feet on II street, and rrn,
bsI With that width $50 feet and is imprayad by a
ing "
Lot has front Of q - 100 on q street aud rms
baek with that width IS feet, and Is mi e proved
Terms. One-third cash, Tesidu ne in two eJuaI nay
nepfsst aBd y mont "a with interest at per cent
secured by a deed ~ tFu-t. A dep psit OF e5l IN
each lot day of sale. If the terms of sale are n n
compiled with within seven days from daF Of sale
the property will BE- rezOld at risk aud coat Of the
defsu t1DG purchaser by giving five days notice in
some paper printed and published 10 the District
COLyeysLcing at purchasers cost.
OHAS. WALTER,
BkG1hALD EENDAGE,
Assignees Of ohm Lane. bapkTupt
oSl5 ED IUAOAESOE BROS, Aucts.
IMssninGton Law Reporter and Georgetown OOu-
Tter copyI
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DY WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
AZ teuccessor 20 Green q Williams, Aucts.,D
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON SEVENTH STREET WEST, BE-
lMkEN ANDk STREETS NORTH, ABOVE
ODD FELLOWS, HALL, BEING STORES
BOS. 437, 439 AND AL, AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, the ava inst ant, at 4. 80
IT, O'Clock o. m., shall SELL in front OF the premi
- ses, part Of lots IL ard Is. In square No. 457,
being so feet front, less, and about 80 feet
deep, with good and substantial three story brick
house, with tine dry cellar, having three stores and
once rooms above, making nrst-ciAss business
is.s.
Terms: One-ffth cash; balance IL ons, two. t,rree
est, payable semi annually ard secured by deed o,
trust on the perty cold All convey anc az al ths
TeTms TO be com Piled with within ten de ys AFTER tht
DAY OF sale; ofhefw the property viii Be resold 4
risk and cost Of The cefanitipg purehs Ssr
ocils-d WASH. b. MILIlAHs, Auct,
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EQY THOMAS DOWLIHG, Aucttoneer.
kB GIL Louisiana avenue,
TRUSTEEssALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN WAsHINGTON CITY AND GEORGETOWH

AT AUCTION. y ~
~ bY virtue Of q deed OF trust from the heirs Of
- VIM. hnOWles, sr., dated Sept. %, 1874, aud re-
- corded In lbeF No. 76I, at folio IS, one of the
IaT d records OF the District OF Columbia, will
sell on MONDAY, the 18Th day of sctobsr, 1874
O. Ibe premises, az O'Clock Q. the west part Of
lot numbered 20, il Square No Is, in the Ctr of
W sshlIgtCn, the same fronting 40 IL IL feet on
HrRhes' Alley, between and K streets aud 25,h
BIC 20 streets, r. invest, aud having a depth Of
70 6-lz feet, improve by four frame dwellings
Aud at IA O'clOCl >. m, on the day, we will
sell the south Of Lot No. lS9, Beaii's Add ion
fronting 40 feet Greene street, aud having de
OF I'D feet- improved by substantial brick dwelling
AID outbuiidiDes.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in equal Pay
hts at six and twelve months, with interest from
isy Of sale. deposit Of $50 each lot will be re-
quires when the property il struck of. Al convey
sLCipg al The cost Of the purchaser
IHAs @ MATTHEWS,l rrr,,oo.
cctI2-d THOS how'll No su..
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TECSTEES' SALE OF SQUARE I75, BOUND.
80 BY l6rH AND INN, AND L AND SIS.
N.
10 By virtue Of dGed Of trust, dated the 4.h
SsSsdsy Of September 4. ID. eighteen hundred aud
~S~ seventy one, aud duly recorded tue District
Of Columbia in LibeT &C., folio h5, sns by direction
OF the party secUTed thereby, the Subscribers will
ei TO The highest bidder, the premises, the val
cable SQUARE in Wa-hinEtOn City, numbered
one hundred and seventy five (H5, as in said deed
described; the sails 10 take place on FRIDAY, the
Esd day Of Octeber, a. ID ls74, at o'clOck .. m
The terms Of sale are One.fJurth Cssa,(l which
SsU each lot must be paid at the time and place
ot sale.l and the residae In one, two, ana three
years respectively from date, with Interest at the
TR'e OF seven per cent1m per aunum until paid,
pay bic semi annually, aud for WEich the
must give notes, secured by deed Of trus. on the
pr. misses sold. All oonveyancng TO Do at the par
II the terms are not complied With within nye
dsys sfcT the day of Ale ths reserve toe
right sell the property, any part thereof, on
ten DAYS IubliC notice Ia any Ga publi-hei
in Wsshr gtsn for cash al abe risk and coat If the
purchaser i'll default. a HYDE. | rrns+aas
THUS. HYDE. trustees
CctSlJ LhTIkER OLEARY, Auc.s
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A fIRENAN's HERoJsN.-At a ure ia Nes
York 1Eerday evening. IN Abraham Jscoh'.
fsrcE store ~ ISL Third avenue, John Wright.
o. Hook and Ladder Company No. 3 hear .,
tbsf n chud Wss ss,eeP iR the rear OF she stove.
dashed through che O lmaz, and nc the rtsk %
hl~ ite shvF1 Lena jacobs. who was luseusI be.
rr-l ne collection OF molecules known a.
ifoI- y HoaI- .s getting some hard ra.ts.
a Tot ~ the ''SphfuN." blanche loves tue
husband or Bsfrha. Bertha ia ur.H.prt. gf.-,6s
lUIsuus ierss.I. Music
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PROPOSALS.

DKOFOsALs FOB PLATE GLAss REOTTRE0
Il FOB tbs SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
$50, NAk, AND NAVY DKPABT-
d AoS'
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e1T THOMAS BOWLING, Aucti0nesr,
~ 6il LOQisiana avenue, near 7th street .

VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
NEAR TIE COENER or Il STREET AED
MN JEkSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST AT
ga On tn RSDAY, October l s, a. 1 O'Clock
exssp m in mont OF the premises, will sell part
- Of Lot No. g. in square no GS6, fronting as fsst
OF the noTth SIDE Of street, rear New Jersey ave.
Lue, with depth Of IS feet This property IL we'll
located, being Immediately north If the pot of the
hai ard Ohio railroad. and adj lining the site
OF the proposed new pot.
, 1Dmedstely after tins above, / will sell part of
u" No: 5, In same square, containing about $50
tGnate feet. A plat Of the can be seen at ina
sale. 1890 VI
Terms: One-thTd cssh; balsnce in six aud
twelve months, with Interest eight per cent Sc
cured BY DEED Il trust. All cOnveyspciuK an the
cost q he purchasers. deposit of LOO required
on each lot v hen bid OFF.
CCtl2-dSds THOMAS DOwLIYg Auct
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EOR SALE ar PUBLIC AUOTIOH.

On THURSDAY, October Is, instant, at 4
O'clock ,. M, will sell the very desirable Market
GaTcsn and Farm adjoining Bladeusburg, Md , on
the east, containing 6boEt SO acres, more less
The lana most admirably adapted to raising early
xegetsoiesi Is ID nigh stste o. cultivation, hsy-
provemeRts consist of large dwelling, thirteen
TpoTnsi oVerseer's house, four rooms, with STA
bling joel house, smoke house. and all necessary
Ell buildings. All kinds OF fruit ia abundance
Immediately after the above will be sold three 49,
first, class Work Horses, Wagons Carts, aud all the
implements necessary for carrying On a market
arm.
The terms of the sale can be made as liberal as the
purchaser MAJ desire, and can be so arranged that
tie products OF the farm will pay the deferred pay
Hsuts.
FOR further particulars apply to
THOMAS l.. HUME,
S07 Market Space,
oct7ts Or LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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UNDERTAKES, &c.
10 ICHARB r. HARVEY,
Und

tSvoosssor 10 HIRFEYs MsRR,l
No. sJ4 STREET, between Ninth aud Tenth.
RETAILS BURIAL CASES AND CASEETS
a. Gerry 1ss-vfr'fnH,
WeTlly SHhBUBS, HABITS. e.
DRIEAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs, BID.
" DUETS thuSsES, ASNHDks Asp STA RS
Preserved or EuhSlUod ga Wax All kiads OF atr
Grading cUHe, Oruam-utal u ar VI srE Glass aud
Pearl, y Mrs FkIks, late & Boston. NJ g0a sth
street, near northwest. References Mrs Prea-
dent GrBnt, Mrs. Amiral q tld-5rr5a an, " ~
CereorSn, General kisoy, General ToRpkins, G ~
erEl Aiken. apls-ly
AEAkH X STO0Ps. En- ffler 81 NcfH-al Flotrsr q
w oil street north west,
between 9th auo I'm sts formerly Of G23 Tth street
EefeFences:-Mrs. General sherman. Don PaSa
~ ury, q. =. btan-burg. Mrs.. n n JOHN OoFals.
hrs Secretary DelsnO, nrs. y al Balloon Mad
anne Garcia, Ars ID. q. Cox. Mrs Oh. AtsNaui-Y,
oTs 70 be - represented Or money refunded octil-iy
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NoT1CE:-PARrlEs WHO DEsIRn TO DIS
~ pose OF all kinda Of WEARING APPARKL,
can sell them tor higher cash price than snyp ace
In the city, oy calling or addressing HERZOG. VI
Ton viii b given. Iayls-tY
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AUCTION SALES.

Is = se si m : Ii B 5HSi SSSe'''
Nos. goo and so2 Fennsyiy aria sveuDe. Ger ssh 8.
waLSUr CFAMREK SUITES, PsRLoR svrs.
GKBEs, MABBLE.TOP TAILEs wKInGT
RACKS, HAIR AND SHCCK ssTfREssiEisS.
WALNUT AND OAK DINERS, STOVES.
n On FRIDAY MORNING. October ,e,h,
" commene,ng a, 10 o'clock, We viii sell. o.
~ Him Of Furniture. &C.
valiant Ohamb- r Suites.
Elegant line 4 Psri5r suites, ia B-ocateiie
aoteline, Plain aud Fancy Reps ana q aireloth.
k,egers., ss, Rack, Mu. 81 ; s..sa is tN''S'
Rook Gases. waIEut aud osL rx euzlon Tables.
Valiant snd Oak Diners.
Ceuage Chamber Suites
Lot second hand stsves
eEieoes Insraia osrpet '
y pieces Tspes.ry Brussels Carpet.
OetIs fRspi Wv WALL Co, .ucss.
RY puNCAssoN BhoTsEHs. AuotIooeers,
BUILDING LOTS At hISTIoS ON SOUTH n
o. On SATURDAY ATTERHOoE, ectobsr
:. 2el ~ We viii :e 10 f tr'1t ire
70 feet on street south Se.t, viii depth OF TO-
fee, az eau be subfiy ided good Building a. 4.
This isle being pCtiti,e one, ft ofsrs 3 sGlendii
cbsJ &c to srecuis' ars 10 o6tai, coed ba"galn.
Il rms OLe tblrO Cash. baihnCe an sn1 y
months, mites bearing per cent lat rest ard
secufen by deed 81 trust.
oc,I4 81 DUECAN:eN BIOS, AuctioueeTs.
EsY THOMAS BOWLING, Auoti0Dssr,
- GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east q Tth n
VERY VALUABLE AID DESIRABLE PRpP-
Ek11 Oh Third eThEEr WEST, BA-
Nv EkA AM oThEhTS North.
81 OL TIL k5DAY, pCtch-C p. 81 4 O'Clock
r. n. IA frsat Il the premises, ~Ili q, that
very desirable prop IVY on 81 str.-at -,
Vten y ana c streets torn b, known a. lot NJ. II,
~ Tervrvttin No. ~, having front 81 IS feet 81
stLeCt BY depth al l5C fest 70 alley.
Toms: 00s.J hhd cash; balaHye ia 8, L, and Is
mon hs, with int rest Bt pr cent sUCUTe bF DECD
OF trust, All convey HuCiuE At cos II purchaser.
deEoslt q ! 20 required whoa the properly is BID
of.
ociIi-d THOMAS DOwGING. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auottonser,
- lSuccessoT TO Greaa A Williams Ap.+s
No. 1901, northwest corner lOth and ID sts
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q P-NL N EOlOAAO hAiLhtAD
OkFoT CORNER bTH AND BsTREKTs NV
amer sept. EsIh. ITs trains viii nm a f1IIova.
Trains LEAVE FOH TRAJNS dRRJTE a y
k.zS OAL 4iMDhE. WASHING TON,
=. ~ northern ex- 6:i3 .. IA, New York Fx.
e:i9 .. m, Accommods- s;3s .. m. FAST Line
tlgn, daily, Daily - ~ -N0
US =. N, Limited RI 1000 m. Accounted.
4aSss IL New York, ton daily Sunday
rain Par sna I'd BSi'imS or:
4I;Ss .. a., FssE Gi1e press daily, ex, s1nds1.
West daily, eT. sundsy 4!D3 !. IN ifnited -.
S.9OP- U.s ACCOmUuds- press from New YoTk
ton, daily, s1. Sunday dsiIT at sunday iA'
S.SS .. m, for Pitt-burE, s.55 o. M, Acsomnnad.
CincInt att, aud South ton. sxcsp: SUNDAY
Se-t' dsilJ except sun 9:25 ,. n, daily, from
80 s., e. D.,,, Baltimore snd the west.
phia, daily. ETc-as. Ss1v SO"'"0fO
SOS .. m, daily, New press 'ai"'
York Night Express.
IS M, Pacific EXP,
daily, except SATURDAY.,
West BuG North. cnSatI
urdsy leaves At 9.0-p.t
m for West.
Trains leaving Washington 81 5.3s a. m on
Tuesday AID Friday, and $40 .. N. dafIy !,
EXCEPT Sunday, connect AZ Bowie With trains for
Trains leaving Washington At S:35 &. M. suc
$40 =. N. connect st OdsntOn with trains for An
Trains striving 81 Washington st 1910 .m.
and "a ,. a., connect a. Bowie With trains from
Passengers leaving their orders a. Ticket Oso.
nOTthw6st corner Ct Il, stree and PepusylyNHIs
avenue, northwest CO.. ler g. street an1 PepngvIva-
checked 81 hotels and residences 70 all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, OoIurY-
bus, Incia1APoils, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, ChicaSo, Omaha Sac francisco, and al
=. u. DUBABRY, General EuSf
YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. sP2s-tf
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Eh kABkkSS LINE VIA CANAL
BETW EEN
PHlLADELPHIA,ALE Va, v ASH
lHGrON AND GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
FAILING DAYS.
From Pier 3, North Whsrves. philadelphia,
hsBNAsDAY and SATURDAY, r.
From So Water street, George. czseas.zzzsss.zks
town, ID. o., MONDAY ana FRInAH, 81 I'm
, rms line oonnecss az PhLlsdelphfa with OlTdo's
Regular Seui-weekiy Line q steamers flr Provi-
dtbos' Boston sut New England stat q. No wharf
age II Boston By this line.
r. HYBE, Agent for %. OF O.
MM' r OLlBE co, Philsdep hia.
r. A. REED, Alexandra, We.
WALDO A. PEARCE, - DsyOnshire street,
BOstsn.
- Freights delivered By EnoE's Express. Or
ders left At General Once, SOS PsDRsyivania ave-
nue., or at the stesmsIs' wharf, will be promptly
tended TO. ssps-tr
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10y LATIMER q CLEARY,
~ ADctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PeDDsyl anie and 18th 81
Star ONCE Buildings
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STEAMER LINES.

T'HE STEAMEE MARY WAsHIhGTON ~H
disog LtiUue her midday trips -
until further LCfice. Es-lh
Nhe Wll ieSvG 8iymOut sAzIzs-z@-@sa
EVERY nORNIEG
Sunday excepted a. O'Clock. ReturRiug. leave
y ashiugtnu az % clock touching ~ an isud-
ihE- each way. H5rsss Carriages and live stock
taken It Low rates.
ootl0 I'm NE GREGG, Captain.
FOR POTOMAC kIVER LANDINGS.
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kSl THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- b4t Louisiana ave, ii door east Of TIN street.
TFIsTEE's SALE OF A TWO-AED-A-HALF-
sfOEf BRICK DWELLING ROUSE, No
TON.
- b. yirtue Of deed Of trust, dated December
- 18Th, 4 II leIO and duly recorded in Libsr No,
o23 folio s2l, one Of the land records OF the Dis
trIct OF u lnmbis, snd at the request Of the party
secured thereby VIII sell, a. public auCIian, in
!T9ut q the premises, on WEDNESDAY, October
u ls14, Al O'c!ock p. m, Lot No Is, in Todd
and q nnBeIis subdivision Of Square no. 465. i'm
iroyed ty a two-snd-s-half story Brick yelling
Terms One-;hird Cash balance in ard u months.
with interest. deposit Of loo requiged hen aha
pc peTty is bid of All nyeyaucOg at che cost of
the purchaser.
!. DUNCAN CoTrRELL. Trustee.
Fct9 THOS BOWLING, Auct,
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The swif; snd favorfte Iron Steamer PILOT BOT,
Captain Joseph hite, leaves 9TH
street " tart, ~ Z O'Clock, every = 15SN
TUESDAY and 6ATURDA -
HbhNlAG1s Tor principal bsudinEs en the PO-
t0Tnac, a. Tar down CHrriaulHr, ret urniug %
eshington every Wednesday Az G SIudsy evening
Ire Saturday sui Sunday trip includes Cotton n,
BlsekistoB's Island and Le0Esrdtown.
II. BTLES, Agent,
sep4 ~ Cth-street Wharf
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On THURSDAY, October Is, at 10 o'clook a.
m ClutbiDs, Gu lery, WOmen's Uudergsrments,
SC and az O'Clock p m, large lot of Clio hing,
Shirts, Drawers, Knives sud Forks nd PI ated
Ware The stock of a CDuntry
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RY L J, SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5l1 7th street northwest.

TkuSTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
eIOh1 Bb1Ch ROUSE ON THE SOUTH
EIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN IITa AND
I2IH STREETS NORTHWEST.
50 BY virtue OF o deed # trust Ia ns dated NAV
70 ": s ID. lsl2, and duly recorded in Liber No
- b5l' folio S56, Of the land records Of Washing
ton, ID. G., We will sell at public auction, in front
81 tire premises. TO the highest bidder, on To as.
81 October 20. l574, al O'CLOCK .. IA the east
. Ieet 81 LEI 9, In squsre numbered 32J, having
width 81 % feet and depth OF LOO feet, and I'm.
proved by a three. story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Tho amount Of Indebtedness So
cured By said dead OF trust unpaid and penses Of
sale ali amounting TO about 81 S00l in cash, aud
the balance in s, j and Is months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
Day OF sale, and occurred By deed of trust upon the
chsser's cost II terms OF ssIs are not Gem Piled
with within seven da> after the sale, tbs trustees
reserve the ght to resell the property after five
dogs adver;is ment, Of the risk and cost OF the
defauitipg purchaser
WM. A MELOY,I r--..oo.
4. N. EOURSE, h'sbeeS
Cctb- ec&fP L. }. SWEET, AuctiOneer.
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q
AUctioueers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PeREsy avenue AID Ilth 81,
Star once Building.
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RE ". L. WALL 90 ,A1ou0Eeers
~ New Msrbie Building,
Hos. 300 and so2 PeunsyIy auia sveoue, Ger s,b =
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BALTlhORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT cORNER Urn AND sTREKTs NV
AlAtF IA. ys-9lE
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n y . 4 e Il , .

WEDDING INVITATIONS.
VISITING OABDs.
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The New York herald., 1874-10-03
Let ME-. Booth Play in New York.
THE RAILWAY MEMS CONVENTION.

The railway men, who nave been holding meet.
ings at the st. Nicholas Hotel, went yesterday on
an excursion in the harbor, which had been ar
ranged by Mr.. william II. Vanderbilt, for the pur
pose OF showing them the various possible points
OF freight delivery. Hence there was no addl-
tional meeting at the st. Nicholas The next con-
ventlon OF lreignt agents Will be held In Chicago
on the Hth, and the Railway commissioners Will
meet at the same time. Mr.. Newberry. OF the
Western Commission Tor the regulation of freight
rates ior Eastern bound freight SAID that nothing
had as yet been done by the Commissioners who
had Just organized. They would be busy for some
time, he added, with preliminary arrangements
before discussing the new rates which they are to
recommend to the companies Tor adoption. They
Will not raise the rates. except where it may be
necessary Tor the purpose oil just equalization.
and In some respects tney Will probably recon-
mend tpat they be cut down.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
OUR INDIAN POPULATION.
The Numbers and Tribes, from Official
Dnta-The Census by Twigs.-Interest-
ing statistics of Hostile and Friendly
Indians.

Dnta-The Census by TWiSs.-int terest-
ing statistics of Hostile and Friendly
Indians.
OMAHA, Sept. "a 1874
Little is known by the general public OF the
amount OF our Indian population. ] send you re-
liable data upon the subject. gathered from onical
sources or course no Indian census can be per-
fectly reliable. The strength OF tribes is generally
computed by the number OF their lodges wig
vans, and SIX sous are allowed to every lodge.
The number OF warriors, or lighting men, TO tribe
is usually computed at one to every lodge, though
in some bands the proportion Is greater rising, In
exec ptiona instances, to an average OF two and q
hall warriors TO a lodge. The general rule is to
count one warrior Tor every six Indans-men,
women and children. Whore the census Is. taken
al some agencies, by families or individuals, the
number present Is counted, ana the absentees are
accounted Tor by the head of each family bringing
TO the agent bundle OF twigs, each twig repre-
sentlng an absentee. Where annultles in money or
presents are gwen 1t is the interest OF the head
OF each family to make II large increase his pro-
portion OF receipts. and thus the census by twigs
Is not reliable one. East Of the Rocky Mountains
there is an Indian population OF 1SS,4l5 Ol these
1873 are iii Nebraska ana Dakota Territory, as
NUMBERS or THE TRIBES.
Winnebagoes l,5l2; Omahas LOOP; Otoes and
Missouras, All; rawnees, 2,S3l: Santee sioux,
1894; sacs and Foxes OF Missouri 50; Iowas, 246 !;
Brule aud Ogaala Sioux, 1855; Cheyennes, 1,so0;
Arapahoes, 100.
OF these the Brule and Ogaala Sioux, and the
Cheyennes and Arapahoes are hostle. They in
habit the country north OF Nebraska and from the
Missouri River ON the east to the Powder River Oh
the west.
n addition to these there are in Dakota 2So34.