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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

ETJudge Carpenter, OF South Carolina, Is
seriously i'll in Charleston, OF p'eurisy.
g. In Chicago version OF Hamlet the
drowned Ophelia Is rolled on barrel 70 revive
her.
60 The Marquis de Beaufilisn, aged l0l years,
6itd lately at his residence, Rue GsrsudOt
Paris. Twenty years old in the Reign of
TeiT6T, and lived TO know the Commune!
81 Now that the crusade is over, Van Pelt, Of
Ohio, has taken to hOrse-rscing. At the Piqua
races the other dav, he had the GYpsey Queen
ir a race, and refreshed the mare with whisky
~ Initiatory steps have been taken by
proper authorities in Baltimore for the estab-
Eshment, sc that port, Of a nautical school for
the benefit Of the merchant marine.
~A Georgia planter drained his rice swamp
last year and planted the ground with corn last
spring. hybrid crop Is his reward, the STALK
blades and cob being that Of corn, while the
kernels on the cob are rice.
~Durtng the death scene in the "Sphinx"
at New York theater, the other evening, Miss
Clara Morris cut her finger with her locket
ring and uninteutionsily ruined Miss Charlotte
fbompson's 500 dress by smesring 1t with
blood.
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1 b TIE SUPREME COURTOF THE DTsTRI0T
u OF COLUMBIA ASA nv

fhosa.ns a SSestaI ISna O.fOosT STA, 1870
In the csse OF Susanna Fowler, .dministratr.x
ofJAMks tOWLk 4, deceased. the aimintstra-
trix Aforesaid has, With the Expectation az TIRE
said, appointed TUESDAY, Oetobsr 1Tth. isyl.
Tor the nnA settlement aud Distribution of
assets in band, ~ far a. the same have been col.
leeted and turned into money; when aud where All
the creditors and heirs Of said decess are notihd
70 stteDd, With their elsims properly youehed, or
Of this order De published once week for three
previous 70 the said day. Test:
oet7-w-N WEBSTEE. Rsgister Of wills.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RY LUTTRELt 90, Autieneers,
~ Ne. sII Louisians avenue,
Between stn and 10th streets northweIt
fRUsTEESsALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BsfEiEs - 1sb Ass 81 sfRtErs s ssekfE
sInsl CONsIsTING OF THREEsf5Rf
a. sssa tsS. r SIIh t sHssEf Gf Ii
BIZ virtue Of deed Of trust, dstei octObsr 10Th,
A. D. lFl, and duly recorded ia Li6er No. SO,
:. lio Is among the land records for the District
he h grs6%iss:, e the highest bidder, on TaGns;
isq.s pisce. parcel: q sicqnd ID ~. civ
bsd in ;s s Ss sss 1nsy. s3S de-
ne .. snd hss, 0cHt.o, ssess Of hss e saq,ss EE
M. - IN Il. o. shoIss and others recorded sGbdi.
&c. 1 Si hs south i. uo osia
Entirs on 81 street east, o. equal depth Of % fest
Terms az sale: One-fourth cash. (of which arm
musi Be paid down day Of ssle5 ana the balance IN
one, two and three years, IN equal payments to be
.Dnusy and deed Of trust ON The prSpsrty s6
amer sale the trustee the right to resell at
'''A ana St Of w WIS RR p5ih;z Trustees,
cot1-d IRep LUTTRELL 3 co, Aucts
RI JOS. +. KEL,tkY, ..
Office No. sO2 sth street northwest.
TEUsTEEssALKoF Valuable IMPROVED
IROE kkTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF &
sIEsET, BETWEEE 18th AND IsrH sTs
kphIH EST, CONSISTING OF A TWO.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK DWELL.
ING, CONTAINING = ROOMs,6 &c.
"a BY vlTGue OF deed Of trust, dated January
E<s "a lel and dolly recorded in liber No 7G5 Bite
rs OF the iaDd recsrds Of the District OF o.
tuHbla, and by direction Of the holder Of some of
IN notes secured thereby, in the payment OF which
oefaUIt has been made viii sell At pub &c auc tiOn
10 front OF TIE premises, on SATURDAY, October
Slst, A. ID. 1874, at O'Clock all that certain
PlCe or parcel Cf lard lsTg and s nate in the city
OF W ashiugt0n, ID. C., described follows: The
western eighteen GSj feet ard eight (s)iach-s of
Tot nun bered four by thu depth thereof 10 Da-
SdsOu'- subdivision 81 square numbered one hun.
Dr. and sixty one, (l6l,) with all the I'm pr0yements
tn reOn,
Terms OF ,sIe. prescribed By the decd OF trust:
S52l 81, the smouut uu paid with ntsrer at 10 per
Cent. pr snuum from October /, 1914, aud the sx-
pr ses Of safe in cash aud the balance in 6, H. aud
IS months, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
vlfh interest from TIE cay OF sale, secured by s
deed OF trust on tue premises sold, shall be taken
deposit OF ) 100 will b eq gired of the purchaser
n the time Of sale All convey ADc at the OF
the purchaser III the terms of sale not com Piled
With within seven days after sale, the trustee re.
serves the right to resell the property at the cost
and risk OF the Defeating purchaser.
A. K. BROWNE, Trustee
ocslo-d&ds j. y. KELLEY, Auct.
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THE CHINESE IN CALIPORIA buy their wives
My celestial, Alison, who dusts out my Office,
has recently imported enc. Sam sent money 70
his mother, and in due course OF time the pur-
chase arrived, and Sam brought her dcwn for
my inspection. She was as ugly Chinese WON an
as ever saw. i said, Sam, Not handsome,
eh?' Sam says, "NO, no handsOms much;
handsome gal cost heap money, aud all tin J
kick up-bObbery." Sam had a correct idea of
IL, ard was wisely content with plain article
that was most likely 10 stay by him. Sam in
formed me that the original cost, with freight
aud charges, was SOCIAL il was WORTH. Ns1g
York Times COTTespOndsnt.
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EsxAB LTSHEB Issi
INTHESU PREME COUNT. p TaEpIsrRICT
OF COLUMBIA

. H0tttag q SPsrtal zen, Orir5sv l5fi, I5-i
In the Ca-- q Z 90 7 Johns ia. almiuisfr atrfx
Ct sINECH 4. JOHES0N, deces,Yd, the sdmiLis
tTatriN sfoFrsaid hA., with the appIobation Of
the Supreme Cont Of the District Of Columbia
Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, November I1th,
laiS Tor the mai settlement and distribution
OF the person al estate Of SAID deceased and Of the
assets Ia baud, a. tar the same have been coll
tected aud turu@d into money; when and whore all
the credoTr and heirs of said deceased notified
- &ttend. With their claims properly vOuched, or
tneJ may Otherwise By Law be excluded from all
Drhec ~ sad deceased's estate: PrOrtisd, copy Of
ini5 oigsf = published once week for three weeks
IA the kfenlas star previous to the said day.
-. Aests A. WEBSTER,
SStlfNSt Register Of Wills
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A PRIEST who was examining a confirm alton
class in the south of Ireland asked: "whst is
the sacrament of mstrimony?" A bright little
girl at the head OF the class answered: "a
state Of torment into which sowls enter 70 pre-
pare for a better worruld." "That's the answer
for purgatory," said the priest. "Put her
down foot of the class" said the subdeacon.
slave her Alone" retorted the priest, ssfor
anything you or / know to the contrary she
may be perfectly right"
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ALEXANDRIA . WASHINGTON r. q

ALEXANDRIA N FREDERICKSBURG R
OoKSRR OF b AND Sixth SrRRErs.
Local trSiLs leave for Alexsndris as foIIows:-6,
rs, 10, Ii N, 4, a. b, 81 0. m; y
cncay. ' k
Loeal Trsins Zoo. aisxandriA eIrfvo follows
1888, I:1S, S:S3, S.33, 1888, lI:3j a m
1893, 1888, $50, s:3S, o:33, 1893 D m. The s:33
~ apd o.Sy p a. from AiersndrIa daily, all
other trains da.iy except Sunday.
Washington and Ohfo & r
BICHHOED FAST sXPREsS Ieav IS daily. ex-
oept Sunday, II .. N, arrive 81 Richmond 1910
Pm.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Riohmond,
leaves esnaEstOD IL 80 p. N. daily except Sunday
Through tCke 10 sll points south and Southwest
for sale 81 O1oe- corner 18th street and Pennsylva
els syenus and corner 5th street And Pennsylvania
avenue, here passengers can leave orders Tor bag
rage 20 &c checked 81 al hotels AID residences
through 20 destination.
E.s Y0UHG. Gent Passenger Agent. jyN-u
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RY b. 81. WAREEK,
- Real Estste Broker and AQotioresf,
Federal Buildings, cor. n aud TN sts., northvesf

IL
TBUsTkE's SALE VALUABLE
AND UhIMPROVKD PROPERTY ON Tue
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA APEHUE
AND TENTH STREET. AND ON THE COR
HEBoF AND TENTH STREETS SOUTH
EAST AT AUCTION.
- b. virtue Of deed of trust, dated September
~ 20, ISL, duly recorded in Liber no 65S, folio
$50, one Of the Laud records for Washington
County, ID. o.. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, will sell st public auction in
nost Of the premises ca THURSDAY October 80 !,
1874, at 4.3O O'Clock p. m. II athose lots of
ground situated in the city Of Washington, ID. o.,
knf wn and described as lots numbered oae I'D and
four (4 IN square numbered nins hundred and forty
seven ts47 }, together with the improvements Lot
numbered ore ID Is improved by a two story cad
sttic brick dwelling with back building known as
No GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Terms 0ne.fJurth cash, balance at 6, Il, l9, and
"a months, st 10 per cent interest secured BY deed
ofust on tie property sold 500 will be req aired
deposit day Of sale. All conveyaGciug at ex-
pense Of purchaser. If terms of sale are not COM
Piled with in seven days, tbs trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk aud of
the defauing purct after five days advertising.
CHARLES A. JAMES, Trustee
oc20-d j. T. GOODWILL, Gal smau,
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WoMAN's DEVOTIONAL few DAYS ago we
published an account of q terrible accident
which occurred TO Senator Il. j. Perry, of Ar
hngtou, while endesVOring 20 catch the Sa.
vennsh bound train in the Macon passenger
depot. 1t was stated that MIR. Perry was on bis
way 10 this city to he arried to Miss Anna
Harrison, daughter OF Gen. George p. Harri-
son. News of the sad affair was At once tels-
graphed 70 Savannah, and Miss Harrison con-
cluded that her place was by the side OF the
man, who, but for q distressing interpostian {
Providence, would In few short hours, have
been with her. She arrived In Macon on We'd
nesday evening. and on Thursday was married
to MI. Perry.-SdrdRndh News, 18th.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

The Montpelier Female Humans Assoetation
Chartered ~ the Legislature Of Virginia and the
CtIcCit CCurt OF Orange county, proposes, by a
series o. Grand Gift Concerts to estsblish aud en-
GOV .home Tor the Old, intirm, aud Destitute
Ladies II virginia At Montpelier, the former resi-
deuce OF President james Manison
The Association is under the control OF eight
trust. es sx OF whom are elected bieunially by fha
holders and two appointed by tas Governor Of
Rtui;tanoes for tickets may be inside by EXPIRE.
PREPAID, post-ofiee money order on Wssbinston
d. o. or b. registered letter, addressed to
Hen. JANIS BARBOUR.
Prest III. r. L. A, Alexandria, Va
Bstsreuoes, by permission: His ExceIIenoy la,
u b en- per, Governor OF Va; His ExcellencY CII
ter " alker, AZ Governor OF Va; Hon. Robert
y. Wrhers, Lieut.. Governor of Va. ard o. 8 San.
ator elect Hen. Robert W Hughes, Judge Easfsrn
District Of VS.; Senators aid Members OF Oongres.
rsm Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
Circular.
Address Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest II. II. b. A., AIexandrfa, va
Reliable gents wanted everywhere. sus-eoly
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\ MYSTERY FOB THe PHILApRLPHtA An
THORITIBs To UBRAvKL.-The body o. an IN
known man was received at tie morgue in
Philadelphia yesterday morning. It Is that OF
man thirty or forty years OF age, with brown
hair, moustache, and exceedingly heavy eve
bTows. His clothing was dark blue frOck coat
and vest, dark striped pants, white shirt aud
button CATERS. There was q deep cash In the
throat, from which the blood had fiOwn quite
freely. Last evening two boys informed the
Paramount Park guards that a man had iumpe 4
oven board. They also said that while walking
through the east park they saw the man Jump
from bench, run towards the river aud lump
N. One of the bOys threw a slab overheard,
but tie man would not seize IL. They card
him cry sch" and then he disappeared This
morning a gentleman passing found a razor,
hat and handkerchief on the bench. and tracks
of blood from there TO the river. The case viii
be Investigated by the coroner.
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DY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer,
- Gal Louisiana avenue
RT THOMAS D0WLIE9, AuctIoneer
ID GAL Louisiana avenue

NERY pEsIRABLE LOTsE PARK STREET
mt. PLEASANT, AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY, October 2gth. at SO
sTVm., IN front OF the premises. will sell that
De autifui Lot gu Park street, Mt. Pleas ant be-
'ten I4th street extended and 3. p. Browns gate,
aud containing 1880 sQusre feet of ground. This
property is adjoining aud between the two haad-
soonest places that street The entire lot is well
Ienced las good fruit trees and excellent I'll Of
water and in cry respect very desirable piece OF
property.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance inc and u months
with interest 81 per cent secured by deed of trust
deposit OF slQ0 Gired when the pro perty bid
on. Ioct20l TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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HURRY Up TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.-The
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails has compelled the sweet cider man up
Broadway to take that dog out OF that cider mill.
and he has substituted a "cullud pusSon." It
was cruel TO the dog, but it is all right for
Sambo. Has the negro no friends In this COM
mnnity? Where Is the civil rights bill Pm. Y.
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AN ABDUCTED MURDERRR-Tuo States knr-
tctS 10 Deal Wih ne Crimtn1I.-tiOvsrnJr
Brown, OF Tennessee, in letter Yesterday
addressed 60 Governor Beverage, Of Illinois, in
relation 10 the alleged kidnapping OF one Smith,
row Indicted in the latter state for murder
takes ground III Smith is no in the HANDS OF
the judiciary and out of his control, and that
the constitution OF Tennessee so distinctly de-
fms aud separates the judicial and executive
departments that he cannot interfere. He cites
a ike case now in dispute between Tennessee
and Mississippi In relation to one Wilson, a con-
demned and escaped murderer, now in Nash
vile jail for horse stealing. As 70 the ab1uctors
of Smith, Governor Brown SAYS no reduisitiOn
has been made for them, but when il is made il
Will receive due consideration.
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AUCTION SALES.
This ARfERNOON,

D. Reel I.tste Broker snd Aue.louesr.
Federal BUILDINGS, corner nh and SITS. northwest.
THHEEfIrEs sAL TR0E. M Wat
En- AND sIa sTsiErs VEST s Al a s6U
- By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated May lsi,
folio za one Of the land record. for the Dis Ses
. On y; si
1 ,ss, se eslosk m, the f,i9Sns de.
and described four
and to ted
division Of said square made in the partition OF
Ing south nehes sy :,
Y feet inches, together with the Inn ss
Terms: Ore fourth cash; balance a. s, Il aud 10
cured b. deed Of srnss on the Property soId. s6o
Will be required as deposit 81 time of sale. All
With in Terms
oe,s. .osa, RI ddt,Tx EYFrs s, Trustee.
BT LA 1870. ~ oI k..1 ,,, n,o,.
Star once Building.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FOUR.
a On aEbsEspaY AFTs'a AZ aSSou uesossr
Sfesl at Al C'olocs viii sell, in front OF the
Lot on he q II street sad
stl ett, having front Of 20 feet on l4th street.
running bsck 10 feet to ter foot alley; lots aud
have each front ct % feet north street, ran
ping back 80 feet to ten fOOt alley. The lots vilI
be cold separately.
Te ms: One-third cash; residue in 6 and II months,
With interest at per cent. Pr annuu. Deferred
pa DeDts TO be secured by deeds of trust on the
property sold. All convey ancnR a. cost of puF-
Chaters. SO on each lot at tims Of sale.
octl6 tRep GATIaER & CLEARf, Aucts,
SPY WASH, b WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
~ (9CccessoT 30 Green Williams, Auot ioneers, }
Northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
AUCTIOS SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTA1EON NORTH G ST BETWEEN
Isl AND 2p SITS WEST, No. 40.
90 On WEDNESDAY, October ~, 1874, at {
~ sUction, in front Of The premises, Lot ii, ia
square 567, in Washington city, ID. q improved By
a comfortable Birch Dwelling
Terms of sale: 0ne-foprth cash; the rssiiue in
three equal pay meDts at g. IL, and 10 months from
day Cf sale, With interest. deed to be given, and
deed OF trust taken 20 secure the deferred payments
All ctuveYaucing al purchasers cost. $40 TO be
JAS g. EDWARDS, Attorney,
MARY BECK.
fct9-eo WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct'r.
tyY THOMAS Il. wAG9AMAN,
~ Real Estste AuctioDeer, 81 9 9TH street.
NICE LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN srH
AND Sra, NEAR NAVY YARD, IMPROVED
BY SMALL FRAME
sss On WEDNESDAY,, October 81 st, st 8 O'Clock
EzS m shall sell the above property, being Lot
5, IN Square e46, fronting 81 feet on @ street.
octIT d [BepI TRos. K. wAGGAMAN, Aucs
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"HUMMERs," NEW NAME FoR Ran
WHIsKBY.-One James Phelps was arrested in
the southern police district, yesterday morning
ana taken before Justice ,Jarisn ca argsf with
being drunk and disorderly. There WAS moth
ing not cesble in the face of Mr. Phelps TO in
dicste disOrderly disposition; on the CONTRARY
his countenance wore a rather meek and placid
expression. Ills Honor, the squire, mDuatet
the judicial chair, and, assuming az air OF dig
nited severity, which, no doubt, penetrated the
offender, said: "Well, young man, yOa've been
havlD' coed time. SOrter enjOvIn' yoTr=elf in
manneT-snOoZen'a around on Sugar alIev, and
helttn' felleTs that didn't ask yer 70 drink ?''
Mr.. Phelps meekly denied the itnputatiOn aud
said he was out of work; and despair hsd driven
him TO strong drink. lie got his whiskey ia
Sugar alley because be c0nld there procure a
GUNNER for i've cents. Now, his Honor has
travelled in many climes, and seen aud heart a
great deal. yet he hal never heard of a "hunl-
meT,' and he at once asked Mr.. Phelps TO eluci-
date. That individual informed the Justice
that when he spoke OF a hummer" he simply
referred TO glass OF common whiskey. Has
Honor replied, "0h | see," aud At once com
mitted MIR. Phelps TO jail, giving 10 as his 0pin-
ion that If that individual persisted in nibi6nR
20 many "bummers" and then worked OF tue
increased flow of animal spirits derived there
from 10y biting piece out of George Hudley's
left ear, and attacking Mrs j Ane Harrison with
chair, he must suffer rhe consequences. Mr.
Phelps was then sent over to j8ii, where he will
rnd that "hummerS" are scarce.-BIlt Aaert-
can. 20h.
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COAL AND WOOD.

~PLINT COAL FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
We are Low disobsrsisg cargo q thi. very DE-.
siIaVle
COAL.
Parties Wishing 60 obtain "a ii call early. A'so,
: t1t q e. - - tons cIUuinc Old COMpAkFs
IEHlGH FURNACE GOAL fgr sale.
DICKSON KING,
corner 81 Green ard y ater st., GoorCefosn,
pcil3 IL. Or 18th And IS NashiuFtnn.
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TY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ GAL Louisiana avenue, lesr 9Th stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO AND HALF
sIOkY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, 30 a.
sihI ID sTREkT SOUTHWEST, AT AUG
"a By virtue OF deed of trust dated December
"a the 18th, A ID. $50, and daily recorded 10 Iber
6J, folio 524, one OF the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and At the request OF tie party
secured thereby, will sell, az public auction, in
Il Ut 81 the premisfs, on WEDNESDAY, October
zch, 1874, at CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground situate, lying aud being the
known and described as Lot numbered fifteen (l5),
In Todd and Guuneiis recorded subdivision OF
square nun bered four hundred aud sixty five (4s5)
a. by refer ence TO the record of said subdi vision In
Hber ~ H., No. j, folio $780, in the surveyors Office
OF SAID city viii appear together with the improve
meets theTeC which consist of two aid enc half
story Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in AMI Il
months, with interest. a deposit of SlOO required
Wien the property IS bid off. All convey anciDg at
tke cost of the purchaser.
j. DUNCAN COTTRgLL, Trustee
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Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
URToFTHE DISTRICT
III Il OOLUMRIA

The fSfh day 81 September. 1874.
BACHEL MASON vs.. DANIEL MASON, No. 5,7l2,
Equity Docket Is.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Eugene. Oarusi,
ESQ her solicitor, is ordered that tue defeRdauts
WILLIAM MAs0h and DAVID MASON, cause
Their appearance to be entered herein or before
Gay! otherwise The cause will be proceed with in
case Of default. By the Court,
u. @: HUMPHREYS, Justice. 20.
seIso-v 81 B.. MEIGs. Clerk, &C.
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SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
hUCSE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF P
NORTHWEST.
- | VIII Cfer for sale on MONDAY, October
FzS 70, 1877, At ) O'Clock 7. m. IN front Of the
- premises, Lot Is in Square 81, im proved by 3
nice two-stOry Brick Dwelling and large barn or
shop ia the rear.
Terms One third cash; balsEca in six, lwsIye
aud eighteen months, purcb aser to sssuuns an in.
cuUbI Il 81 60C, bearing ten per cent interest
$40 deposit at sale.
eci2I-i FL SWEET, Auct
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(sOhkn LOA6 OrrIOD, esrsr ~ fA SEs
- nss fsrs Assss, eatrsncs on ees -
Iork ayen0e. Tue most private Loan Once XS4
n ne city. Money loaned q ths ioyess rste0 q
q mtsrsss On SOD and silver slenes, Dt.nsads,
esetlsssss CsOth;nE. oarDsfz an IL aEtScass
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPor QUARrEBNAsrxR's OFrIcs,

BEPOT QUARTERHAsTER' OFFICE,l
PHILADELPHIA. October ii, 1874. {
sealed Proposals in du plicste, with a COPY Of this
attached TO esch, will be received At
rms Otnce rntil II 10. on FRIDAY. November 3,
lS., I9r furnishing The United States y Iartsr-
ssftrs Department st the Philadelphia OF Jeff.r-
SOWING Depot with 900 WALL TEN rs, without
fHts fotes or Pins to be Of the size and descrfp-
toh given II the approved specifications for wall
furnished on application, "
Inc tents viii b. sub -cted 20 a rigid ms oection
ALd noSe VIII be received which do imply 10 ali
rsspsot5 win the ihCatiOns Of the coutract.
Tue usual guaranty will be required OF bidders
All toe Ilsht TO reject any all BIDS or parts Of
tid-, is reserved.
Eor inform alton in detail apply to this Office
EtveIOpes containing pr D sails to be endorsed
O. the undersigned
By order Of the Q1srtermaster General
G EASrON,
Assistant Qtnrtermaster General Q 3 Army,
ctfiS III in charge % DsDDt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-21

EOBY 10TH AND Inn, AND q AND Sfs.
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ass By virtue Of decd of trust, dated the 4th
Sf<dsS Of September A ID. eighteen hunsred AMI
-A-seyenty one, 81 duly recorded in tne District
Ct Columbia in Liber oe4, folio s sDs by direction
OF the ATfy secured thereby, the Subscribers will
sct % the highest bidder, on the premises, the VAL
liable EQUARE in Washington City, nun 5sred
described; the sal, 10 take place on FRIDAY, the
2Sd day OF October, A. ID. lS74, at o'clock D. m
he terms NJ safe are 0ns-fOurth cash, (.f which
So % each lot must be paid at the time and place
Il saie.) and the residue in one, two, and three
years respectively from date, with interest at the
rate OF seven per ctntuEn Der annum until paid,
pay Bile semi ar DUsily and for which the
ust give notes, secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold. All cOnveyauciug to be at tue par
eta ers' cost.
II the terms are not complied with within nve
days after the day of sale, the trustees tae
right 10 resell the property, or part thereof
ten dsyh' public notice in any pa per pubisbed
in sshr for cash. st me risk and cost Of the
THOS. HYDE trustees.
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