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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
pY LATIMER OLEARN,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. eyapue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
BRANDIES, WINES, WBIsKIES In BARREL
AND BOTTLE, ENGLISH PICKLE, CANNED
FhUITs, AND SELECT ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.
a@ On THURSDAY MORNING, April the
RR&2d I'd, 1874, At 1 O'Clock, within our auction
6A lrooms, we shall sell the following consgn-
Barrels Tuscarors Rye Whisky;
barrel Brandy, Barrel Blackberry Brandy;
barrel Gin, Barrel Btters;
barrels W hisky, different brands;
~ Bottles Liquors, different kinds;
300 Cans Of Fruit;
l0J bottles Mixed Pickle;
50 Bottles Sweet Oil;
Is Boxes Sea moss Farina;
~ Boxes Ground Ginger;
10 Boxes Ground Pepper;
10 Boxes superior Starch;
10 Boxes Philadelphia Pressed Soap;
10 Boxes Bloaters;
% Boxes Milsrds French Chocolate;
U4ses Matbieu Tomato Cstsup;
Gross Mrs. Psrtingtons TOilet Soap;
~ Dozen pipts HalfOrd sauce;
2Gl Pounds Buckwheat in tags;
Gross Olive Branch CaveDdish Tobacco.
B.-A fine opportunity is offered to hons e.
keepers, the goods being fresh and clean, and will
be sold in lots to suit.
Terms cash.
msrsl dts TRepl LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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i bave obtained nom the supreme court ef the
District q Columbia, holding s.pecial tern letter.
GRExN, late Of washinston City, d. e., de-
ceased All persons having claims Ags inst the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 70 the subscriber. on
or before tbe 7th day Of March next; they may
osherwise BY Law be excluded from ell benefit OF the
March ,lGl. T. A. LAZENBY, =
RaTU-WH B, ROSS PERRY,D
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AMUCH MARRIED MAs.-Joseph Simons liv :
ing At - Parkin street, wss taken in custody by
Oricer Mcmahon on Saturday. and arraisned
before Justice Bell, charged on the warrant
with "the crime of adultery The eramins-
ton developed the fact that SimOns came from
England about two years ago, bringing with
MIN his wife, Estina SimOns, and a young
woman named Maria Rose, towards both OF
whom IL IL stated be held the relation OF hus-
band, 70 which arrangement there seems TO
nave been no objection raised by any OF the
parties interested. By his wife the accused has
ten children, and by Miss Rose seven, making a
total Of seventeen children a. the result OF this
double union. For twelve years these parties
have occupied the same house. the first ten in
London and the last two years living, as above
stated, 81 81 Parkin street. There WAS no
denial of the charge attempted, the only excuse
offered in pslliation for the alleged crime be-
ing that il WAS a well understD od arrangement
10 which there was no objection made. Justic e
Bell committed SimOns TO Jail for the acton Of
the criminal court.-Bdlt. Gazette, 5Ofh.
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R-The joys OF mud pies begin to present
themselves TO our small boys.
nS-Punch defines the "Home Circuit" a.
walking about with the baby At night.
~ A fashion critic tells us that the new
bonnets are the old ones sat down on for half a m
hour or 30. The critic needs sitting on.
- Instead of saying "It's a long time be-
tween drinks" Western men now remark 0It' 4
long time since signed my last pledge"
- On the fifteenth OF April the Oregon inde-
pendent convention will meet at Salem. IL
viii be the first strike for political independ-
eBce in state where the democrats have a
voting majority.
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PERvKRsE FATHBR.-A marriage Occurred
IN Detroit, Mich, on Wednesday, which the
Free Press thus describes: There was a
marriage in the Ninth Ward yesterday, thu
groom being hsTd-working mechanic. and the
eflee the daughter OF respectable parents. Tbs
father of the girl was opposed 10 the match and
was determined that IL should not come of, but
the mother WAS convinced that IL WAS all right
wren the clergyman and guests began 20 ar
rlNe the father began 90 get angry, and he
would have overturned all the plans but for
the pluck OF the opposing parties, who sent for
policeman, doubled mp their fists, aud ordered
the minister to go ahead. The father under.
took TO seize the bride, but some of the crowd
ran him out doors, and he went across the
street and sat down on the curb-stone aud cried
while the twain were made one"
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II fRi sOPR1Nl C SS93gRfSF ran DIsrBI01

HoIdtns sPSeidI IsTnn, March Hfk, lGG.
Jd LIZ NE es PARr IShS r,sse executor Of
STS has, nth ss Of the a.
sepointed TUESDAY, April Ilth. a. III iWa,,
icl The in and distrsailoa Of Tue psf
band. e far q the same have been coiieoteS ana
turned into money when and where all the creditors
with their claims properly youched, or they NAV
otherwise BY Law be excluded from all bsnst in said
published once . week for three weeks in The
Evening Star previoue 70 the said day. Test:
marlS-w.A. 4. WEpaTGR, Register Of wills,
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EVENING STAR.
CO.s'G " ESNyOJV.sL.
Cs.elu.,s. Yesterday. proc..a,.x,.

SENATE.-Aftsr our rpvort cisset-
Nj, Ssrp .",er ofered = motion TO snsnd thu
weieh rule 10 that, Peniing = motion TO
out and the part q ~ Inserted shall escs be re-
gsroed As prepOsinous susceptible 20 amend
t .st,, sha motion 20 amend the part "a be
rrSNen OUT shall have precedence. Agreed 20.
The question then recurred on the rnation 90
vi. Morton 20 strike cut the fourth section on
,ne OH. 70 proyide for the redemption aud re-
Issue Of Cnited States notes ana Cor free bank
Ing, which was carried, as follows:
ter osnesss n.ap,. .p S:r Bpsy BSrsIss Cares.
gOrs.n,, Harvey. Hf,,6oo,k, IRssIl.. ysss.sse..
M tS ddsfs y, ssersssy sslTi%Sn, ssessG.
hooertson, Spencer, sFrSs1e, ripson, and
,Ssys-ncssrs An,hOuy, Bsys-a, Buotiaxh.,a,
ton, frelingh9ysen, aSer, n sn7itSe fms ., SAN
morrill, Cyt.L Sargent, sauisbury, schur1. sbs,.
man, stewart, Stockton, Thurman, wsdleish, ana
Mr.. Gordon moved an amendment providing
for free banking and 10 give each state the
same amount OF circulation In proportion q
wealth and population a. the state Of Maine has
now.
Mr.. logan accepted this in lieu Of his pc rdi M
amendment for free banking.
Pending further action the Senate, At $50 p.
m, adjourned.
hoUSE.-After our report closed
The amendment proposed by Mr. Wheeler 20
TIE bil In relation % the Louisville and Portland
cana, that no payment shall be made on work
undertaken by the Secretary OF War until N.
as.
Mr.. WIZARDS amendment 10 the third sec
non, limiting expenditures in any one year @
the amount received from tolls, was agreed 20.
Inc OIL a. amendment was then adopted as q
substitute for the Senate bill aud passed.
Mr.. LOwndes introduced a resolution. which
was agreed 20, calling on the Secretary OF the
treasury for copy OF the report OF = survey of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal made under the
act Of March 5, 1853.
The regular order was demanded, aud the
currency bill came a 4 ~ the special order
MIR. Hubbell fsyore q the legalizAtion of ths
issue OF the fOrtyiOur millions reserve, aud the
reno val from the Secretary of the Treasury OF
the power 10 contract or expand the currency.
Mr. Sherwood opposed contraction.
The Speaker laid before the House a number
OF executive communications, not Of general
Importance, and the House then, ~ SIS p. m.
adjourned.
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DI u Nd

sENGSTACK. Suddenly, on March slst, of en-.
ilepsy, At the ct. Glizabtth Hospital, L. KEMP
sEGSTACk, son Of the late u. p. SenRstaok, sr
Funeral services 1t residence Of his sister, 10
street, Tomorrow, April q, AZ II O'Clock m.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING,
RY LATIMER q CLEARY,
~ ACctioHeers and Real Estate Rrokers
southwest corner Pennsyl ania avenue and EieV.
eDtb street, Star Once Buldings
CATALOGUE SALE
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
hlSCELLANE0U5 BOOKS,
- 1870 among which are
MANYRARE WORRS ONANERIC4N HIS.
1ORf INnIiNS, EXPLORATIONS, Sc,
ANTS, SCIENCES MECHANICS, M.
THEMATICS, ENoINEERING SC,
r-3=-,- To be sold at our auction rooms, Penusyl-
~, snl6 avenue, corner llth street, MON
49, DAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,,
march oOth and Slst, and April LIST, commencing
Terms cash. LATIMER OLEARY,
uaf2S-dtds AuctioueeFs
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JUAN BOYLE . Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROkkRS,
Ho. SOS 18th street, opposite y. B. Treasury.

FOB eALE-A handsome H0gSl on I streee,
and h. HOUSE Ne. 1910 Massachusetts, avenue.
HOUSE 30. 226 ID street cost Tor sale q rent,
hon 0SSue 70 3S,coo; mall och payments. We
have several very hns FARMS, improved and IN
improved o different railroads running from the
city, forr 'tet low figures or exchange for city
property 10000 feet q GROUND In various Dor.
nore OF tn ecy for sale at low nguI eesy terms,
on VIII exchange Tor productive improved DroIer'
rnrnished House or rent ct Elm psr mouth.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

Is xaetionssr; and Real k:,..s sro.s1s,
''''' Star once Buildings. '' 49," 49,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
soTsk On on nAsAsSAeHSsEfTs SxsSTE
Ws EsT, wssh HIM Sp D. t d. SIS Sohrh-
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearins date on
= s folio iS' e go % one Of shs Isod record.
for county the iersfnsd sur.
pI sSs Ii. iS a.S ri I yHSs
ns al sa: ss es C. y ps epd S
Lots % and is, in Davidson's subdivision Of square
teDances thereto appcrtaning. consisins Of three
story and back building Brick House
with interest from day Of sale at the rate OF seven
deposit 500 viii be re9ned Of III The ef pur
chaser at the time Of sale. If said terms are not
property will be resold at the risk aud expense Of
the defauiting purchaser. All conYeysncins at the
Eith4iS SE fS4ishk ssF; dERs EsP:''''
llY DUNOANsON, BROS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest.
sE0oHD STREET, In GEoRGET0%S tS oA
- by virtue Of decree Of the sapreme Court Of
"A in equity cause ISL, docketl2 wherein the as
signees Of John Lane, bankrupt, are complsinants,
we sosll on SATURDAY, the 4th day Of April,
1874, at O'Clock .. offer fer sale, at pub c auc.
ton, on the premises, the following property in
Fist, the west halt of Lot l2s, in Beatty asw-
kIus, addition to said Georgetown, as the same is
particularly described in deed from John Poor to
VIM. Relin recorded in Iiber " b, No 81, folio 81
This property has a front of 10 feet on 81 street
running back with thai width to VIM. Peters par
Sscondig-Psrts Of l28 and l2s in the said addi
deed from Richard Smith and others to JoSn P 30
recorded In Liber W. b No. ll6, folio 90, These
two pieces Of property are Improved by well-built
small two-story brick house. plat of the above
property can be seen at the Auctioneers.
ments, at and IL months, with interest st per
cent. secured by deed of trust. A deposit Of IS
each lot day Of sale. II the terms Of sale are
sale, the property Will be resOld at risk aud cost Of
the defsultng purchaser by giving FIVE DAYS motto
II some paper printed and published ia the District
.RKGINALD FENDALL,
mars. isB hsse B Sss55tssTP aSci,
Georgetown Courier and Law Reporter.I
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'sj SALE OF
u 43O TONS OF BLUE sTONk AT THE
$h5 fooT OF srfEEtErH, &AshfHsSaFioHsT,
In Virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of the
Of Columbia, holding District court, in Cause No
$50, Admiralty, and to me directed, will sell at
public sale, for cash, on FRIDaY, the 10th day OF
wharf the Potomac river at the foot of street,
in the city Of % ah ! 10 said District,
seized and levied upon under writ No. bs, Admi.
rally, Arthur ] Collins, master of Schooner W. W
Pharc, against 4So tons Of Blue Stone;
Law Reporter
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY L TAYLoR's,
e23 PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE,
Have prepared for the Spring Business the largest
- hsns.oD0s.t assortment Of Ladies' Undercloth-
M ever offered in this market, comprising a. fol-
lows:
.s.yIes DRESSING sACQUEs, 81 81 so, 81 rs,
sI.s5S, sSOs, S2.7s, s5.25, S4.13,
ss.15.
styles NIGHT DRESSES, At sl15, 81,
s2.37h, e. go, s275, s2.sTH, s3.23,
$3.50, s3.sO. s3.s7T, 90 50, SS12I,
s6125s, s6.3Th, S7.7s, So, sll.3a'
style. WALKING SKIRTS. 1t - cents, 81. -
sI.3s, 81 so, 81 rs, e2, s210, s230
s2sa. So So So s4lS' sa.4a. $685.
s7.--.
style. SHORT SKIRTS, at 10 cents, 80 cents
clio. Ellis slSs' sI.5'. sI.ss
Sass.
styles TRAIN sKIBTs,st s9.Ts,sa 80, s4I2
S4.S7. So 90, 80, $40 so, SIi, s14.75
10 styIes CHEMIsE at - cents, Ell, sI.25,
sIS7, sI62 sI-7. S23O, S2..7,
1928, $3.50, s3.7s, sS.s-, 60.
styles DRAWERS, at rs ce nt', :. cent.
s1I3, sII5, Sl.37. 81 30, 81. 8 o, 81. -
sara, s&IS, Sass, $3.50, s2.6S
S2.75.
styles CORSET COVERS. at SIS cents, s 1 20,
s1.63, else, sI.s-, sass, $3.50
sass.
2 styles APRONS. at rs cents, so cents, IS cents,
rs cents, - cents, sI.l3, sl2s.
Infants Goods.
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAK5, MERINO,
CLOAKs, WOOL SHIFTS, BASKETS &c, sc,
Children's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAoQUEs,
FLANNEL and CLOTH sACQUEs, Il. great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
At the following prizes: sI2, STATS, SIS,
sIT.23, SIS rs, Spots, S2I.3O, S26,
$3.50, s47.
Waterfront ClOaks.
srge assortment, In English and American
Manufacture, at the following prices: sig, sl3,
S14, STA 81, s1575, sIo.3T, sI675
Sl7.19, s2s, SIS, $50, SIS.
Ladies' Dresses.
sUnMER PePLIs DRESSES, at a bargain,
BLACK ALPACA DBfssKs, at sI3l2,
els.75, SI6.e7, S24.
BLACK SILK BREsSEs, at sII5, sl225O
SWISS DRESSES, (PoIonsise and SKIRT, at sI2,
SIC, $50, $3.50, $40, 500.
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DY LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SouthWe0t corner Of Penn. svenue and 18th street,
Star Once Building,

- By virtue of deed Of trust te me, dated March
81, a. d. ISIS, duly recorded in Liber us, folio
- ISL, of the land records OF Washington county,
District Of Columbia, and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby, win sell st HSslic s1etion, IN
l3th, 1874, ct IL O'Clock p Gil that certain piece
parcel Of ound situate and lying IN the city OF
ecribed upon the plat books Of said city iot mum:
bered fifty ave tssl in James Miller a o.
Terms Of sale Half cash; balance In six t6!
months, With interest from day Of seae, ana secure
500 required q time Of ale. Convey neins q
cot; t,nstsa 1870 the ri1s -
resell the property It the risk and cost OF the de-
ment IN soms nsvspapsr Dublished In the city o,
Wsshineton. JANIS I. D0uQLAs, Trustea
GNnnI.uYA am I0XnHH0 A. Rnxxnn>sat
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10y THOMAS DOWNING, Auctieneer,
- GAL Louisiana ave-, ID door east Of 7th tree

N1 THOMAS DONLlN0, Aucti0neer,
u GAL Louisiana ave-, ID door east Of It'll street
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON TENNALLYTOWN Road, NEAR ST.
Adams CHUROH.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date oe
&M the 6th day Of June, a. D., 1870, and recorded
- In Libor No. 6lS, folio 265, ct seq, and st tn I,
request of the party secured, win sell, on MON
DAY, the 9th day Of April, A ID. 1874, at the hour
Of O'Clock p. In front of the premises, ell thar
certain lot Of land situated in Washington county,
District Of Columbia on the west side Of the road
leadiI from Georgetown to Tennaltytown, and
being The same pro perty which conveyed to
Nathan Louehboreugh by Alfred Tippett, by deed
dated July "a, lS7, and recorded in Liber W. b. No.
ls5. folio col, ct seq, and the same whereon WIN.
Riley formerly resided, and now in the occup ancy
of samuel Riley, and adjoins the former residence
of the late lewis Kenea. This property is improved
with good and convenient two-story frame dwell
ing, &C., &c.
equal payments at six and twelve months, with in
terest from day Of sale, the same to be secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold. SiS to be de.
poeited when the property Ia struck of. Terms of
sale to be complied with within five days. else the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the defauting purchaser. All convey ancing
at the cost Of the purchaser.
VIM. d. OASSIN, Trustee.
mal26-d THOS. DOWNING. Auct.
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
TAis Department Is on the second foor, ard Is
well stocked with Q splendid line OF PLAIN and
FANCY SHIRTINGS. We are prepar I'd 70 make
tOspecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in
fTSm three to ten days at the following prices:
els FOB Six SHIRTS.
els FOB SIX SHIFTS.
Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In the two years. experience in the manufacture
Of the DOEBLE-YOKE SHIFTS, and the success
attending 1t, has proven, beyond a doubt, that it
is the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
IN any section Of the world. The Thousands Of orig
inal and duplicate orders received for these Cele
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and we can
fully sHbstantste it, Give them atrial, and be con-
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers of PALMER'S PAT
EET DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District Of Columbia. All other persons attempting
to manufacture them infrinsers, and the public
are csutisn ned against ordering purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WE orrER DUB
STOCK OF CHRO4OS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT A DISCOUNT OF
TwENTYFIvE PER CENT,
in order to dispose of those on hand, that we may
lay in . new let Of the same character. Those nov
SSurs and frut pecss and home and sa adsS pe
notices. The prices range from 50 cents to 10 for
i%s: from pa !. siS; on y e xs,ss sIla% the
isclude in the above offer This i, an excellent op.
portunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
ALL THE NEW COOKS
Honey Is we'll e,mpete s,sortment Of Se
s5a staple s,ssionery Pnoting, Binding, 1.-the
WARREN CHOATR 4 CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
naIl4-tr Corner Penna. ave. and 10th street.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AND FOR sALKA
sHILLINGrON's BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
Phineas Redux. A Novel. BY Anthony rrolIope
LotG ne 1tSWElIns BY the author Of Olive Blake's
Ship Alloy: a Yarn in Thirty six Gable Lev gth..
H.. IL,
Life Of Edwin FOrrest,with "reminiscences and Per-
sonal Recollections. BY James Bees
The Dethroned Heiress. By Eliza Dupuy
Langley Manor. By Mrs. Newly.
The Wetherel Affair. By ]. n. DeForest
The Oonserv alton Of Energy. By Bslfour Stewart
T Tsds ssT Telsans b. b. sS,S, Ks3
ALL THE MAGAZINESAN FASHION BOOKS
FOB MARCH.
R5 SHERs r. R99 THa s sss
TIONERY LINE, for sale at
ftbE-tr sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
ROOKS FOR LENT READING.
Dear Feast Of Lent. By author of "RutIedeeu
Rosary for Lent By author Of " Rutledge"
Helps to holy Lent. By Bishop HUNTINGTON.
Some Weeks in Lent. BY Rev. G. Il. Wilkinson.
At Jesus Feet Prayer, Promise aud Poem
Daily COmmuDipgs with God. BY Bishop Leighton,
The Call Of Lent; TO say mo"
Christian Counsels, from Fenelon and others.
And many other works OF the same character, at
feb2O VIM. BALL ANrYNE'S, 42s 7th street.
WASHINGTON INSIDE AMI OUTSIDE
w By GEO. ALFRKD Town END,
sTOCkmAN SON, s2s NINTH STI xHY,
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFfERNO

QY DUNCANsON BIOS,
- AucIione-rs and CommissfN Merch ,nts,
southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
high CLASS OIL PAISrINGS, From
TEE AbT GALLERY OF MR. HUGH A.
MCCAIN, PhILADkLPHIA.
TO BE SOLD
NITHOUT REsERvE Oh LIMITATION.
"hpH hsDAr THURSDAY, and FRIDAY AT
1khhOONS. at O'Clock, and EVEN
- INGS, at O'Clock
Ibis collection embraces fine specimens Of Fig
ures, frHit, Game, Landscape an Ms rine Arr, by
artists such As Be1sell LanEworthy, Lewis,
son, Smile, Powell, wiIiismson Morehead, Berg.
Rsri pyks, e SSS5s Msysrhei% J2an,sop, kEeps,
perd, and others equally eminent
NOW open on free exhibition, day and evening.
Seats reserved for lad g. attending the sale
msr3l DUNOANSoN BROS Auct'rs
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By GEO. ALFRED Town END.
=, sT0GkmAE SON, SIS NINTH SRI xIy,
6ENEhAL AGENTS FOR ALL SUB SCRIs
TON BOOKS, STATIONARY CHhOMO,
PiCTCRE FRAMES, BOOKBiNDING, &c,
Ee., &c. noyzl-tr
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS
u No, 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROP.
ARTf ON CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION.
n TN WEDNESDAY. April LIST, 1874, at
Soelock p; m. we shall Sc l, in froLt of the
premises, lots and 5, in square STA being fihe
'front.' 81 feet inches, and 50 feet respectively
north and East L. b street, making a rare chance
for investment
Terms: One: third cash balance ia and Il months,
with interest from day of sale. $50 do day OF
sale Conveyanctpg, &C., at the purchasers cost,
ano III the terms are not com Piled with within Eve
DAYS the property will be sold at the risk and cost
OF the defsulting purch sssr
ms'H-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY DUuOAHeON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Corner Oh anA strssss southwest.
AssIGNIIr SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL Is
TATE OF 2p sTRnnr, B1fwEHN AND o
- On eAfURDAY, the IN tn day o "a prii. lzs,
Dat O'Clock N i vim cell, e public auction,
Lot Is, in square g. In Wsshinss ton, D: 9.
These Lott are situated on ID strest wesf, pssseen
ferns: ixossdinsiy liberal, end win be made
known 's ''n' Of ;sssSse. nAsos, A Ar,sps:;
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eEEIIEMEH'S FURNISHINGS.

eEHTlEMEH'S FURNISHINGS.
PRlmer's Patent
DOUB E-rOK H
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
8 SHIRTS FOR eIe so
SHIRTS FOB ss 80
L SHIRT FOR 81 90
We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE to be the BEST SHIRT at the price in the
market, and we particularly request everyone to
examine the quality Of Linen and Muslin used and
judge for themselves.
II Is our intention TO increase sales OF Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made our
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION, and within the
reach Of every one that wants Q FIRsT-OLASS
SHIFT AT Allow PRIOE.
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DY THOs. u. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 319 9TH street.
DY THOMAS 4. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer l9 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHuRuH PROPERTY,
ON eIH STREET, BETWEEN n AND n

2sth OF July, b. iNa, and recorded in Liber
i go, folio So. the undersigned Trustee will on
m sell At public sucIion front Of the premises,
Lot described o. the middle 20 feet 'front.', on eth
said Lo: improved by one Frame Church.
The terms Of sale are: Amount Of Indebtedness,
balance In azd Il months, the deferred payments
bear cent Interest and TO be secured on the
sneng ct purchssers cest, II the Of sale are
not piled with In six days from day Of sale, the
the cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser.
JOHn WARD TH0M PnoN, Trustee.
marli-eo&ds THOS. =. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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nOoLIYE AoUl !oyDH1s sss vssza.e...
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LOCKWOOD, ETFTT & TAYLOR,
na'9tr 623 FENNSYLvANIaA yENUE.
STEAMER LINES
EUNARD LINE.

With the view Of minishing the CHANCES Of col
nslOn, the Ste amers of this Line take q specife(
course Tor ali seasOus Of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
nork OF bostOn, crossing Meridian Of s. at 43 lat
or nothing to the Borfh Of E3
On The hCuisWa ard passage, crossing the Meridian
CitO At A lat, or nothing 20 ths north Of q,
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
ent Westher, the above sale is POS CP0NED until
FRIDAY, April Sd, same hour. BY order Of the
Executor
maISI dSds LETIMER CLEsRY, Aucts