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OF CHICAGO. who appeared AZ attorney for Chitten-
den had an interview with Mr.. kirrIanu at ms
twiness9 house; Mr.. Chittenden did not seek
Mr.. klrtlsnd at his house. but the witness has an
impression that they had an interview together
Witness was asked BY the chairman II Mr.. kirf-
land was still In the city, TO which he replied ne
thought he had lett the city.
U. Have you had any conversations with klrt-
land at any time with reference to the disposition
MADE by him OF the money he received rom emit
tenden on account Of the Dc Golyer Mcclellan
contracte
Witness replied that he had had a general con-
versation with Kirkland; that in speaking OF chit
tenden's testimony before the committee Kirkland
said he thought 1t was lair testimony and that mis-
testimony would be about the same; heretofore
Kirkland had told witness that he did not have the
benefit or all the money paid hun by Chittenden on
behalf OF De Golyer Mcclellan.
O. DID he tell you who shared with him that
money! A. Not directly; he Indirectly led me TO
infer should prefer, however, not to answer
that question 1t this time.
Mr.. Anis0n-We will take you into the adjoining
room, Mr.. Wilcox, and examine you In private.
The committee retired with the witness, exclud-
ing all but members.
The committee was in secret session up to half
past nine O'Clock.
Mr.. Chittenden, Emery Storrs his attorney, and
William g. Moore, partner OF Governor Shepherd
IN the plumbing business, were severany eA-
amined.
The committee are reticent and win not divulge
the nature OF the testimony adduced.
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Maritilne Miscellany.

We are under obligations to the OF the sp
Republic, from Liverpool. for attentions
BAsK LypIA s2s tons, was sold at auction New Bed.
age. to simeon West Tor $500
BARK NAPOLEON New Bedford, ss2 tons has been pur
She Is to be continued in the whale fshery' '"o''
scHs THos RopsEr, at New Bedford from Newcastle,
sage was OBLIGED to throw overheard go bushels Of her
ScHR vARuNA, - TONS has been soid San Francisco
for the sum OF $3.50 gold coin.
sonn BRAzos which run ashore al sonthport bar,
wreckng stamtug Henry Chapel Scott ofNew London.
scMs Ms "a r r RICE, light ana bound M, is fast
soHR HELEN HASTINGS at Vineyard Haven 2sth, from
Cienfucgos for Boston in the gale Of the 18th lost deck
ScBa ANGELINA rom Havana bound North, put into
Charleston 18th inst in disiress OF what nature not
scHR CHAMPION tof FREMONT Lurvey, from st Ste.
phcns NB for Boston with railroad sleepers struck
f snd ten
lico ties we're discharged when she came on bsaly
spa % % ans no s South West
oi.na to- s. John SB s wi,h cargo Of
sSss as Ter rs sss Ssa a S Sss
Ts s%;fs:sssS E
@ ss 5 e. Ssr oS 70 i ass sl
she is high and dry.
Viz TaTpsun
wind blowing gale, parted small chain and dragged
S" Der and 70 ashore The sf
and 10 fathoms chain, and had her quarter
known.
coal loaded scnr Of aoont 100 tons went on the rocks
in Ftsher's Island sound morning OF Goth.
Yaenr AM y ssicnSng % Mr. l. smith Of the
the Boston Yacht Club dragged from her moorings dur
s e sac % bsay zee Ts
other yachts rode SAFELY through the gale
BARGE Al PRESTON, bound from New YORK to New Ha-
PAYNE. sunk of NorwaIk on saturday night
LAuScH-The new steamer Allen Green, named aitcr
s"op w r. lnaShsS from the yard
smrnuiIDisc-:At Maitland, Ms ship Of 300 tons is
s @ !" NE sy
throughout and will spread when under ull sa about
300 tons Of freight The ship will be ready for launching
Business al the Mystic ship yards /. GOOD this spring
at %ppona" The Saoryps r are
aae md to 20 into Maory Cos e ne e1s 20
feet width 10 ect depth Is feet and between 9O and
hsm Tor captain Rodney Parker. 81 Clinton is 70 be
The keel is s5 feet long breadth So ieet depth Is feet,
Ss to &C. hs lis or osps and
deep. These vessels will when lifted 000O
S ohe Sa ' %. sro 81 po o SsI
den is Tee, long 30 broad md % deep and VII cost
on The SOCKS double Seeted three. sckoonsr
10 feet keel 1876 feet ALL 81 feet breadth Of beam
smother q dc Same ned Simensons and Cost Palmer AZ
Moan Is building stesntug for New England parties
Keel III feet breaShs beam M feet Clipper make
Qusyrc, April 2s-The bark Marchiouess, OF Queens
Were du Iomp ran aground sbont mile from shore
bark y OIL the Pilgrims. apparently waieriossed.
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CAPTURE OF KATIE BENDER.

Desperate Resistance OF the Murd eress--
The Arrest Of the Others Anticipated.
SALT LAKE, Utah, April %, 1874.
have just seen the sheriff OF Morgan county.
Fifty miles east OF here he captured Katie
Bender, the sne-dcvi of that family Of murderers.
Katie fought desperately before she was captured.
In her pocket was found photograph, which was
recognized here as that Of Mrs. Bender. Katie
will be brought here tomorrow. The capture OF
the others is but . matter or time.
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THE FREEDMAHs SAVINGS BANK.

No Danger to the Depositors-Report OF
President Frederick Douglass.
WASHINGTON, Apnl 2s, 1874.
Frederick Douglass. President OF the Freedmans
Savings Bank, says that depositors need not give
themselves any uneasiness and should not dispose
OF their claims at q sacrifice. Those employed at
the bank assure him that II depositors win be
patient for very short time the bank and its
branches will be able to pay dollar for dollar.
Since yesterday morning not more than nify
dep0sltors, OF small amounts, have applied to the
bank for the withdrawal OF funds. In all other re-
spects the business is progressing as usual.
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Pilot No s. arrived on 81 JEAN Port Joh reports
encounserina no ice until nearing Llslet yesterday
HALrAx, M, April 2s-The steamship Falmouth ar
r. ~. 80 .aI .oDy aspu' ma. sney were
damage.
The steamship Somerset compelled to return to
In the Gulf
The steamship Alhamhra, which left Port Hawkes.
bury for Pictou Saturday is In tie Ice of Cape GEORGE.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April N-The scbr Margaret Ella in
coming Janneys dock Yesterday during the gale
then prevailing broke her rail and two Of her top
tmberB
Notice 10 Mariners.
Buoy ApRrFT-Capt Crandau, light keeper ut Watch
HILL RI states that the spar buoy No went adrit In the
heavy gale of saturday nIgn and this point verv
dangerous locality il deserves the immediate attention
OF the Lighthouse Board.
Whalemen.
letter from Capt Potter of bark Morning star Of NIB
dated March her at lat "a A. lon ~ 80 W.
with 26J bbs SD oil, all told would remain on that
ground month and expected to be ut Valparaiso IN
May.
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Feeling Among the Depositors in Phila-
delphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April =, IS14'
An oficer OF the Freedmeu's Savings Bank in
this city "a branch OF che bank in Washington
stated to-day that the news from Washington had
caused some little apprehension among the deposit
tors here, but that II they would act with reason
nothing was to be feared, as the bank has ample
funds with which to meet all ordinary demands.
He further said that II the depOsitors should start
anything like run on the bank, the sixty days
notice clause OF the charter would be brought into
requlsltiOn as q necessary measure OF safety.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FEE.

Burned-L0ss 100000.
OTTAWA, Ont, April %, 1874
A fire broke out this morning In the stables OF
the Kingston Hotel and spread rapidly to the ad-
Joining buildings on York and Clarence streets,
crossing to the west side OF York street. The
following buildings were burned Kingston
Hotel, Market HOTEL FOrfar's agricultural ware
house, McDonald's auction rooms Gr0uix's tin
shop, Murpny's shoe store. Lamontagne. watch
maker; Heney's harness shop, Mcdonnell h
McDougaii, grocers Barretts saloon, Hurev's
grocery Kilby's saloon, CALEDONIA Hotel aud J0nn-
son House. Loss about 100000.
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FIRE IN JACOB STREET.

fire broke out last night in the SIX story brick
building Nos. 1e and Is Jacob street, that caused
damage Of about $4,000. The building was oc-
cupied by s. W. Greene, printer and Dookbinder,
who suffered loss on stock Of $4,000 Nos. 20
and q, to which the IRE extended. were occupied
by H. A. Burr. Loss $4,000. The building was IN
jured to the extent OF $4,000. All the parties con-
cerned in the property are insured.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by selegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau ~ Fleet street. the arrivals At and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American and ali foreign vessels with the United
States the will be cabied this country free Of
charge and published.
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Steamships Wisconsin, tBr, Liverpool: Anglia (Br.
Mediator Bahmore; Old Dominion, Richmond, &c
ships Washington Lverpool silver Eagle Br), London
barks Clara Ger, Bremen: Sarah Kingsbury Aspin.
wall Bengal cWe' stett,n; B.skcp arun iNor queens
Evening Star tNor Rotterdam; Othere (Br) Bruins
wick; briggs Miiiy tGer) Glasgow; William (Br), Harbor
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= usOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFKREN
"A states; legal every where: desertion, &c suulce9
cans no p publicity y required no charge until
sran'e'' '"'''' II HOUSE. Attorney I9s Broadwav
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BOUND III.
steamship Bolivar. Lawson, New London for New
York.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston FOR New York
Schr A A Rowe, Whitmore. Boston for New York
Schr Whistler. Keee, Boston for New York. with ice to
order.
schr Storm King Parker Boston (bound south Ashna)
schr Isabel Jewett Parkes, Bangor for New York
with lumber TO order.
schr Marces. Hicks, Portland for New York, with
lumber to order
schr Madagascar. Providence for New York
Schr Wiets, Willets Stonington for New York.
Schr John stockham. Hart frovloence for New York
Schr Helen Mar, Hammond, New London for New
York.
schr Frederick Hall, Robinson, Hartford for New York
Schr w r Phillips, Hawkins Providence for New York
schr sam Weller, Brockway, Portland for New York
with stone to order.
schr Daniels, smith. New London for New York,
BOUND EAST.
Schr y Bartlett. Harris. New York for Or eenport
Schr Nightingale, Young, Weehawkcn for Providence
Schr Henry May Hatch, New Y JrK FOR Providence
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SHIPPING NEW S
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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DIED.

ARNOLD. On he msrpiug - the Ilfh fn-tart
aced a. years, Mrs. MARI bslaVse ~ife ~
" illiam n. Arnold, and daughter VI Thomas AhI
Matilda Bsyua.
Friends q the family are resrectfulIy invited to
a. end the funeral al Do q OK a. Tues1ay, i8.h
ius'ant. IRON Der parents residence, 2zl y strset
southeast, whence q will proceed 10 - Ps,er's
cbufeh, where Reluisfn GA Mass Will be ceis-
brsfed.
bIRpINE. On She 18th instant. Mr. MAR
GAkkT BIZ hnINk, relict % the late William n
bnIdins. aged q years. Ais Mrs. MARGARkT
Bl hDlNE, aged 81 years, vile Of Alfred Burdias,
streets, southeast.
TIL friends aud acluainsance~ e the fariiy are
respectfully invited 20 attend the iunei al from the
residence ot her daughter, Mr.. Caroline Ob'r, -
street southeast. between l and streets, at ..
M, on Tomorrow. (Tcesdzy , the 18Th inst. Fa-
nsral services from the fth street VI. q. OhsrcA &c
2.30p m.
OLLIE. Very sudIonIv, a, his resii-are, On o
street, on Saturday overi1g, q paraly-is u tas
heart, Judge ISRAEL OLLIE, 81 Ohio
He was attended b. DIR. n 1oi. and he eVpirst
Peacefully aud calmly In bis bed. Judge DUE ~ss
for number % yeArs of Ihs principal clerks "a
the Internal Revenue BureSn. anl was loved snd
respected b. all who knew him. he was man %
and member e the Academy ~ literature, science
and Art. His age MAS about 2. II WAS from Ne~
ark, Ohio, g. which place his remains will b
moved 20 day.
RoURBOUGH Oatbe morning II the ltth m
slant, WILLIAM J. ROHkB0UGH, an the ia
The ftisnd. Of the family are invited 70 At,sn. n,
funeral from HE late residence, 600 street n0rt-
east, sD Tuesday, the 18th inst AZ 2o'clook ,.
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Ties and SCarE.

JUST OPENED ASOTaER LAEGF
STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS
BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS.
FAECY SILK TIES AND BOWS.
FANCY SILK WINDS1R SCARF>
FARIT SILK WINDSOR SCARY5
BLACK BLK WINDSOR SCARFS
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR sgARFS.
FANCY SILK "TECE" SCARFs
BLACK SfLh "TECE" SCARFs
PATTY SIik "TECK" SCARFS
PLAIN CULOR TICK" SCARFs
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR sCARFs
EShTI S1LE CHANCELLOR SCARFS
BLACK slim CHANOEL LOR SCARFs
EAFCY SILK CHANCELLOR sOA8ES
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M A x ri

BaBkHART-BAOON. Jaaus-y g., o. "a.
residence 81 the lrilr'a roth-r, b. the sksy NJ
Black, JOHN T. BARNHaRr, ~ M. q d :.
SARAH J. BACON, Of the city. cards
CoLLINs-HAYDEN ou Thursdag evening
an. h. At IN" Archhizh9p'- resiisrro Raltim ere.
Md BY the Rev. Father Ice. BENJ n CULIIgs
81 MA-hin gton, y. C., 20 Mss KATE HAiDEh
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- Mr.. COlfaN Wa bug -ied. on Christina. . ?
one OF Lis numerous liberal almirer.
"ATTOpo, OF the bali season, sen,.ne o..
gasoline cleans kids,
81 What II the difference between 4 piAu D
battle field and a roasted pii.piu' one =
war map, anu the other II = warm spPle
S1hey baye An Organiz alton m Boston
called the "C"-trs.' They are accustomed,
lie said, TO pas the RUby-corn.
H"Grandma, WHY don't Won Keep a seryaus
any longer "Well, you see chfd. I'm gettias
oid now, and can't take care OF one, ~ 1 iced
TO, you know
" BOnnets have undergone a mater a
cbange IN shape since autumn. The real Frencs
nodel-somethiug In the Maud Muller STYLE
IL being generally adopted BY the Leading ladies'
OF FASHION and a. rule Is very becoming.
S-The other day the curtains in the house N
Bret hsTte, m MoTTistown. y. -. took Ere and
IN pulling the m down Mr.. Hsrte disengage,i ms
the heavy coanice, which tell striking ain On
The head and inhictiug painful hurt.
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baltimore & POTOMAC RAILROAD.

NALIlhOhE q fOlOhAC hAtbiNOAD'
- DEPOT CoRNKR 6TH AND STREETS NV.
Afer Dec inherit lS-3, trains will as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE PoR TRAINS ARRIVE AZ
bdLTI2yhE WASHINGTON.
"a. u.,, Bait and n III 81 a M, New YORK and
celly, en-. NJ CudaY. Western Express, daily.
SOS 8. m, New fOrk go a. N, AcCommodl.
LAIse5s, daily, eK. sun ton, daily eN. Sunday
csy $50 a. N ENp, from Bal
e.3- a m, daily Accom- tm9re, daily .ey Sunday
moohil1r. 1850 = m, fast Line
ll-Ss g.. m Fast Line from West and North
I:IS ?. n, New YorS 32op n Accomrnods.
ENp- daily tx. Sunday ton, daily, ex. Sunday.
S:23 BsitimO Express, 5.1S , m, \ Y,EKpTe5s,
daily. IN. Sunday. daily, eN. sunday.
5 90 = III ,CfuClEnati and $40 .. m, ACcOmmOda.
Southwest daily exec 2t ton, except SUNDAY.
$40 3 10, Accomroda- Bsl,imore, daily from
ton daily, OK. sunday IVES; and NCTtn.
Y9rk Might KH? ~! s" Eyg ,Gailg, en- sanaay
s:Ss p, M, Pacific TX IL 3 .. m, New York
Trains leaving wAshis gt6n at s:S- q m. and
$3.50 m, Connect al Bowie with train- for NJ arl.
boro', leaving Bowie a. 10 a. n and 5:IO .. IA g,
arriving at Marlboro at lilo a. m, and . 90
Trains leaving Washington at SOB aud 5:3s .. N.
and $50 D. n connect at Odeuton with II aims for
Annapolis.
sud $50 .. N connect st Bowie with traius leay.
ing Marlboro a. $40 n m, and $50 o. IA
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticks, Once
northwest corner OF lj.H street aud Pennsylvania
avenue northwest Hsr 9Th street and PeRnsylya-
checked 81 hotels aud residences 70 all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, COlum.
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
cans, Chicago, Ohaha, San francisco, and sll
K l.. DUBARRY, General Supr
K. ,. YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'f Agent. Jy24-f
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n pRnpRQTE

nEroT QUARrERNASTER's OFFiCR,
WA.HIN fond O, December q, 1853.
VIII be sold At public suction, at OuArt-Tia sstsr
CnrTHl, co ntr Of Fourteenth and street south.
jrnnsry - 1874, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock .. ..
COZ dtmued Quartermssters AID Ordnance Pro psrty,
cUuststiug, g. part, % he following, viz.
Two(2l Mules.
Ten llol Horses.
CNt king Stoves
Harness, Grain Sacks, &c &C.
Terms cash.
For particulars apply 10 this offce
wM MYERS
rep0t QusrtermNster, Breyet Brigsaier General,
L. :. A Janl2 o.
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1HE GRAND hrhE AiENIz. ~uN vii b
twenty tour = week from fo-usy, has gOl 70
travel again iu the spring al for the lore or
husband hc g.. AID who has iu-- presented htfa
with ron. unfortunately rot aU heir. Poor
young man HE stern ''parierf' demands that
he shall divorce the Oh Get, but De- liings - her
right mauiully But really, 20 81. a little sb-
suTd for the e. EsT 20 put on SUCH airs. bidu't
Peter the Great marry common army drudge
ana make hel elIrre~s tsfh.Tu.' let The boy
have hi. sweetheart, 10 be viii, Euf make hex
Countess OF Sblrku1sha~bI. ID o. j. necessary -
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Handkerchief.

On ',7cs OF HanIEerchiefsi Is nov complete, and
.Hupr.sas-
FLaIS HEMMED LINEN HAEDKER-
CHIEFS
HEM STITC4EDLINEE HAEDkEROHIEFs
thNCl BORDERED LINEN HANDkER-
HE'S
INITIAL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
PLAls AND FANCY SILK aASDKER
CHIEFS.
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DYE II. wARNEK,
40 heal Estate Broker and AuctioDeer
No. 12Y Seventh street
sALEnEy ALUAgLEIAP

PBOPEkTl AT AUCTION.
a. BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated June
zS b, lS7l, and by direction Of tbs holder Of the
day of January, lS74. At 81 O'Clock D. m we VII
sell at public auction, on the premises, all those
pieces or parcels Of ground in Washington City,
District Il Columbia. known and described AZ iOts
o. So s., and S., in W. Brow ae's subd rision Of
Its ia square Numbered 2si The said lots fronting
surveyors ONCE Of said city, each let being i'm
proNed BY twost0ry brick house. Zach house
viii be sold eparatoly.
Terms Of sale S2Nv0, with interest from JuRe 2ssh,
1913 and the EXPENSES OF this sale in cash balance
in IL ard Is months, secured by notes and deed Il
trust the property, Convey anciBg At purchasers
cost IL the teru Of sale are not complied with in
days fron sale the trustees the right
10 resell the property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser
RP DODGE, lr
p. A. DARNEILLEf trustees
Jsu?-d J. T. COLDWELJ, Salesman.
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IlY THOs. y. wAGGAMAS,
Id Real Estate Auctieneer, SIG 9TH street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
b0Gsks ON STREET, BETWEEN I3TH
And lam STREETS.
Il. ULGsr ami by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
20: date on the eighteenth day a August, A D.
- 1873, and recorded in Liber No III, folio 49,. ct
SEQ one of the land records Of the District Of c.
iumbia, the undersigned trustees will SELL public
anoion ia front Of he premises, on Tt sd Az the
18th day OF January, A ID 1874, st Z o o'clock m. :,
All those pieces or parcels Of ground 10 the city Of
Washington, ID. q known Lots numbered IS j.
tS4 (S5h ,), fSl (3s, 1872 (f0l, and (sl), In Cip-
man, Exiey and Richards, trustees. subd vision u
Square numbered hundred and forty 2iOl a the
said subdivision 10 recorded in Liber II. D. O., No
], folio 81. These lots twenty feet in width,
ting street, between 18th and l<th streets
northwest They each run back ono HUNDRED feet 10
an alley Of zen feet width. They are each impros cd
by Brick II ouse having Msnsard roof
These lots are sold suh TO prior deed OF trust
from which these lots wi be released upon the pay
ment Of one Thousand dollars each lot with inter
mum from September 18th, lisa,
Terms 81 sale: Half cash; aud reSidue in six.
twelve and eighteen months. with interest from day
Of SALE secrrtd on property sold, all cash, the
option Of the purchaser Convey ancine at purchs-
s,rs cost IL terms II sale be not complied with in
Xix days from time Of sale, the trustees will resell at
cost and risk defsutine purchaser. ol0o Of cash
psy ment 60 be given BY purchaser upon the ACCEPT
GEO. F. ARRLEBra, Trustees.
jssT rHos. Z. wAGGAMAS, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rr WS. l.. WALL co, AnctiSneers.
~ Original Horse and CArriAxe BaEas-.
Louisiana aV~nue. between n apd lirh stree =

ID Original Horse and CNrriAxe Bazaar.
Louisiana sy-nue. between 3 n sRd lg.h streess
FINk YOUNG Ross HORSE, eROCrss
WAGON, nearly neN.l AND SGT or HAIR
kkeS. ONE CLosF PaNSsL FAMrLF GAG
kiAGE, otK NEW ENPkESs WAGOS. (Chy
bsllt.l
On TUESDAY MORNING, January a.
l~N lS'. Al 10 O'olocA. We VIII sell, ~ our
One Fns koEn Horse, years o'd. about ISL
hsnd- htEk warranted sounf. god prouKt drF %.
sut able Tor family caTrt-ge OF grocer
One nearly nee @ ocers " agou and Set 90 Hzr-
uess, the property Of lseuteuan leaving the Cty
Also,
One new Ter txpre-s " .goa, CITY buit,l Su.it to
Greer for S2-t ssle positive.
AIsO,
number Of Horses, fnll dssorip,ioa =. sale
Ianis-d W. l.. WALL o. Aucrs
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By T. E /; sE E!I.is broker and aue.,e,..r.
No. Sll 7th street, opposite q. Q. Post once.

ID Zeal Esisfe broker and Auctfo,eer.
No. OH It'll street, opposite q. D. Post once.
TRUSTEES, PUBLIC SALE OF Lots IN The
CAMMACK sQUARE, NO. $40, MAR THE
- By virtue If Q deed Of trust. dated October
LIST, q. ID. lSz1, aud recorded in Liber No. 81,
UAfolio 100, So, II the Land Records for wash
iDgton county, D. G, and BY the written direction
tbs parties secured thereby, the uudsrsigned Will
sel at public auction, 10 'front.' q the premises on
VEL Ne sDAH, l4th day Of J suusry, 4. b 1874, q
~ O'Clock D IN si 81 Lots No. !, 3,S.4, Sc, 4, g.
SIC, g, 4 g. ~, 80 90, 81, 50, s., 81 S. Is, 81
S. 80 80 81 81 a. e. 6s, 66, 81, 6s 60 20, n, n 7s
- % - u q, Ie. -, 81, -, 81 81. 9, 6, 81 S. So,
60 g e. ~, ~, IS. %, 81. and 80, II Chipman, Rxley
kicbsrcs subdivision Of square n1mbcred two
hundred and forty (3xo) 10 the sad city Of wssh-
"e,on, wiTh Gil the i'm pvoyements thereon.
TIL. properly will be sold subject 60 prior deed
os trust, statement Of which viii be exhibited 81
THIS .aIs VIII seord a opportunity for nr~s.
class investment 10 Bal Estate In this city.
Terns Of eale: One-third In cash, Of which 90
mrst Be paid on each Lot. the deferred payments
TO be made IN six and twelve months, with interss
al per cent. per AMMAN and sccured b. dee4s Of
trust 90 the safisfactfTn Of the trustees. IL The
tems Of sale nce complied With within I'VE dsys
after cay Of ale, the trustees resrve the right 20
rssk Ard csst 81 frA purchaser. An convey anctng
~ Y. WAnnnpi, rruussss.
see,,..osa. pSViSr. Apet.
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