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The Best Dentifrice.

The Lancet says -" An eminent dem
fist in examining the teeth of forty per-
sons of different professions, and living
different kinds of life, found in almost
all vegetable and animal parasites. The
parasites were numerous in proportion
to the neglect of cleanliness. The
means ordinarily employed 10 clean the
teeth had no effect on the parasites,
while the soapy water appeared to de-
stroy them. If this be true version
OF the cause of the caries-the action OF
acids, supplemented by the action of
fungi-then it follows that the great
means of preserving teeth is to preserve
the most scrupulous cleanliness of the
mouth and teeth, and to give the rinsing
liquids slightly alkaline character,
which is done by the admixture of
little soap. This is not SO pleasant
dentifrice as some, but it is effective
and scientific. Acids not only dissolve
the salts of the teeth, but favor the in
crease of the fungi of the mouth. No
increase of fungi and no action on the
dental tissues occur in solutions slightly
alkaline such as a weak solution of
soap. The good effects of stopping
teeth, in the light of these experiments,
are Ineligible. The penetration Of
acids and fungi is prevented"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-05-22

BUFFALO HUNTING.- Although horse
back-hunting is the usual method, buff
falo are pursued successfully on foot.
The animal lives near springs, grazing
from one mile to ten miles from water.
The hunter who "still hunts" conceals
himself near spring. About / o'clock
a. m. the buffalo are seen coming to
water. They always go in single file
and follow path. When near enough,
the hunter selects his victim, and, aim
ing at a point just back of the foreleg,
fires. If one is brought down he waits
until others get smell of the blood,
and then three or four can be killed be-
fore the rest really know what to do.
The foot-hunter follows a herd keeping
out of sight by huggipg ravines, and
running at his best speed when an OPP
portunity offers to get within rage. He
may get shot after chasing them for
hours, and he may not. If the hunter.
is not successful he can console himself
with the thought that the exercise is
healthy. Tohorseback- hunting belongs
the most excitement. The hunters gem
orally go in squads, and first they sepa-
rate the herd and then shoot down the
stragglers.
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the widest excitement, some of the members
getting up in their chairs and shouting for
JOY.
recognition of Baxter by the Federal authori-
ties. and has sent several of his friends to
confer with Gov Baxter AZ to the best method
of dsbanding and providing transportation
for his forces. some OF which leave for home
OH the trains tonight. In order to avoid a
collision between the two it is proposed that
but one party shall occupy train or boat
at time.
Gov. Baxter has issued to his citizen sol
aiers congratulatory address, very mild in
its expression, thanking them for their
prompt espousal of his cause, and assuring
them Of his gratitude therefor, and at the
same time counseling moderation in all their
actions and feelings toward those who had
taken up arms against him.
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A STRANGE OCCURRENCE The De-
troit Free Press relates singular coin
cidence about a week ago Henry
Andre and John Schroeder, both of
whom died on MondaY, determined to
visit Rochester, n. Y, together. At
parting they shook hatds merrily and
in a jocular spirit uttered into an
agreement that they would both die on
the same day. Befoe a week bad
passed Andre was dead and Schroeder
was hopclessly i'll, 10th having the
same disease. Twelve hours after An
dre's death, Schroeder screamed out
that Andre was calling him, made an
effort to rise, choked and fell back n
corpse. He did not know that his
friend had died, and the facts stated in
this paragraph are vouched for by mem
bers of his own family.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER says he would
rather be the dead Livingstone than
the living Wolseley.
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Tho South.

The National Agricultural Congress con.
vened at Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th inst. Gen
VIM. A. Jackson, of Tennessee presiding.
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POLITICAL.


A call has been issued for State Anti-sIo-
nopoly Convention, to be held at Des Moines.
Iowa, on the Gath day of june 1874, to place
IN nomination candidates for State offices.
VIM. W. Eaton received the nomination of
the Democratic legislative caucus at New
Haven, Conn, on the 18th inst, for United
States Senator.
A call having 5000 signatures is published.
inviting the farmers of Indiana to come
together in mass convention Oh the 10th OF
June.
The Illinois Prohibition Convention will be
held June 80, at Bloomington.
The Sangamon County Oll.) Farmers AS
ISOLATION has called n meeting of farmers.
mechanics, laborers and Others Of the county.
in sympathy with the Decatur platform. to be
held in Springfield on June 6, to determine
whether to appoint delegates to the State con-
vention to meet on June 10.
Great mass meetings of workingmen were
held in several of the principal cities of the
United States, on the evening of the 18th, at
which speeches we're made favoring concerted
political action.
The caucus nomination of w. w. Eaton for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

EABEsHAw. Departed this life on the asa in
stsnt, OA1 HAbIhk L., beloved wife Of 1hn .
kainsbaw, IN her 9Th year.
Relstives and frieDds are requested 20 attend the
funeral on Sunday afternoon, 18th inst, Al Oiclt
from her late residence, I1O4 nth streets. e.
n HAWKS. Az Mill, near Marlboro, Prince
Georges csunty. Md. ., on the morning Of the alSt
Instant, HANNAH MANLY, the beloved wife Of
francis Hawks, eco OF North Carolina.
The funeral services, 70 which the friends Of the
family are respectfully invited, will be performed
at Marlboro ON the morning If SATURDAY, the 25th
instant. Is
HOWARD. In this city, Of consum ption, on the
I'd Of April, JOHN a.. HOwARD, lste OF B.lei-
more, Nd formerly from Virginia. aged 23 years,
suenths and i DAYS. blessed are the dead who
JOHNSON. On Friday morning, the sith inst .
MATILDA L., wife of the late lie ais Johnson
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SIMPSON. At the residsace Of hrs grand M other
hIs. keeyer, on the morning Of the lsd fDstant
CHARLES IL. SIMPSON, aged 10 years and >
mOLihs.
The funeral seryio 20 which the friends of the
family are respectfully invited, will be held al the
ncbenoree Chapel, Massachusetts, avenue, bet
9Th and 10Th rs., Saturday afternoon st 81 o'Sik
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nar26 th5t&d
DY Ut. WORMLEY & co.,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
lSl1h Pennsylvania avenue,
TkUsTIES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY NEAR OORNER OF sEvENTEETH
ARD STkEETd SQuTH EAST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY NEAR OORNER OF SEVENTRETH
AHD A sTkEET5 SOUTHEAST.
~ BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust to Daniel l.. Ia
OISton and myself, dated May 8, l7l, and recorded
lin Liber 648, folio s, Of the land records of the
District q Oolumsia and at the request Of the ben
premises, WEDNESDAY, May 8, At s O'Clock p.
% the following described real estate In the city
Of W Arlington, D. o., to y it, Lots numbered AMI
8, In w. Metcalf g recorded subdivision of east
part Of square ten hundred and eighty five Gloss
lot described follows: Beginning ia feet from
the southeast corner Of 18th street east and south
street, ON said south street, and running north ITO
feat thence west feet, thence north Is feet Inch,
ihehcs west Is feet inch, thence south l23 feet
inch, thence east % fet u inch to the place Of be-
ginoine.. Lot Q: Beginning l3i feet west Of the
southeast corner of 18th street east and south A
street, theice running north 2S feet inch, thence
west feet, thence south l25 feet inch, thence
east ~ feet TO the beginning.
Terms: $3.50, with interest at 10 Per cent. from
May B. 1873, to day Of sale, and expenses Of sale in
cash; balance in and IL months, TO be secured by
deed of trust on the property sold deposit Of $50
will be required en- the day 81 sale. All conveyance
ing at cost of purchaser. If terms Of sale not
con Piled with In five days the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and Of
the defaulting pure after five days advertise
ment In some one of the newspapers published In
the city Of Washington, ID. O..
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Surviving Trustee.
ap4-d j. 7. WORMLEY 90 ,hacts,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DT DUNOAUSON Bros,
- Auctiopeers and Commission Werchaut1,
Oh 2p eTRkRT, IN GE0RGETOWN


ON 2D STRk1T, In GE0RGETOwN.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme O,urt Of
the District Of Columbia, in General Term,
the esstsnes OF John Lane, bankrupt, CON-
Piainants, and Elizabeth =. Lane and others are
defend ants aud by virtue Of an additional order Of
TIE SAD Court, helding court Of bankru Dtey, and
passed 10 the mater Of the estate Of said bsnkrupt
on the eth day Of A pri instant, shall, on WE'D
hBsDA1, the 9th day of May, la4, as O'Clock D
m, for sale ct public auction, the premises,
the following property in 0eorgetown:
,t,ss.The west half II Lot l2s, in Beatty Hsw-
particularly described in Iced from I'M Poor to
VIM: Redfn, described In Liber w. b No. 81, folio
o. This property has front Of 10 feet I'd street,
r9nnirg back with that width to VIM. Peters' part
Secondly Parts Of rs and 10, in the said sddi.
ton, - the same are particularly described in Q
deed from Bfch ard Smith and others to John Poor,
recorded In Ltber W. B., No 1l6, folio %.
Tneee tvo pieces o. properly are improved by .
Ing, and small tvo -story Brick House.
plat Of the above property can be seen ct the
auctioneers.
Terms: One third cash; residue in two equal pay.
ments, at and II months, with interest 1t per
cent, secured By deed Of trust. deposit OF $50
on each lot day Of sale. If the terms Of sale are
not complied with within seven days from day Of
sale, tbs property will be resola ct risk and Of
the defauling purchaser, by giving five DAYS notice
In some paper printed aud published in the District
Coaveyancing at purchasers, cost.
ChABLES WALTER,
REGINALD FENDALL,
Assigneee Of ] 1hn Lane, B Ankrupt.
spl0 law&ds pUHCANSON BROS Aucts.
lGeorsetown Courier and Law Reporter.l
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RY b. Ii. WARMER,
- Real Estste Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th aEd ats. nor thw est

RY b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estste Broker and Austioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th and ats northw est
TRUSTEES sALEoF vALUABLEIMPROvED
PkVPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CONNER
IhikTEENTH AND STREETS NORA
EFs sFio SEAR Pennsylvania AVENUE,
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trus. dated July Is, A.
D. lsl3, duly recorded in Lber No. 6ss, lilo
county lin the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
Quest Of the party secured thereby, will sell
pubic auction, in front Of the premises, ON WE'D
following described real estate situs ate in the city
Of Washington, District OF Oolumbis, TO wit: All
those certain pieces or parcels of ground known
In square numbered two hundred aud ninety -one,
t2S containing in all ten thousand and ninety one
lO9) square feet, more or less, together with the
aid attic brick houses with back buildings, front
irg on 18Th street, between Pennsylvauia avenue
ten. mehts frCntir on street, between 18th and
l3fh streets northwest.
This property, so centrally located, should com.
profitable Investment I. is well suited for business
stands o hotel.
Terms, as prescribed by the deed Of trust: Ose-
lance at six, twelve. eigh'een, ana twenty four
MOUTHS for which installnents the purchaser shall
rate OF ten per centum par annum from the day Of
sale. and secured by deed Of trust satisfactory t.
the holder Of said notes on the land and premises
sold. deposit Of i've hundred $500 dollars will
be required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale,
and all convey ancing at the purchasers cost. IL
ms OF sae are not complied with in ten days FIR
the property at the risk aud cost of the defautiug
purchaser, after one weeks advertisement in some
OF or more newspapers published in Washington
WILLIAM sTICKNEY,l Tru,,oas
GkO RGE II. PLANT, i'u'eeo'
j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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QY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
ID Gal louisiana ave-, 2 doors east of 9TH street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN FAIkFAX OOUNTY, VA.

- a.
= BY virtue q deed of trust ,oearing date on the
Oyo76th day Of October, A. ID. 1869, aud recorded
~-in liber No 4. at folio All one of the land
cords of Fsirfax county, state of Virginia, the un-
dersgned, trustee, will offer for sale, at public
auction, in front of the premises, at O'Clock N ,
on MONDAY, the 27th day of April, A. D. 1874,
all that part ofthe tract of land and being In
Fairfax county, state of Virginia, and known as
'6alona;" bounded as follows: Beginniug at a Stone
corner Henry yobnson's land nd this land, on the
south side OF the Falls Bridge turnpike, RI auing
thence north 70 degrees west 20 poles aud IA links
to point where the Lewensville road intersects
said turnpike; then running with said road south
a degrees, west IA poles; thence running south IS
dek rees west lEa psies to Q stone plsnted at the
corner Of this lot and George +. NJ Waters pro
perty; thence south x degrees east Is poles
to planted stone; thence RAINING south IS de-
erees poles to the outline the VIII ole II act
between this land and said johnson g land thence
running With Johnson's line north II degrees. east
So poles to the place Of beginning, containing ten
ac 90, more or less. This property is improved by
Langley.
Trims Of sale: 81 500 to be paid in cs.h; balance
in three equal payments, at 8, IL, and Is m onths,
with ibteres to be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold. 900 to be paid ct time Of sale If
the terms Of sale not complied with within five
days after day Of SALE the trustee the right
to sell the property five days. notice, &C the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. All con-
veyancing at cost Of PURCHASER.
WIN. d. CASSIN, Trustee.
mar26 th5t&dts THOS BOWLING, Auct
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Kley
enth street Star Once Building.

- By virtue of dsed of trust TO me, dated
March !, A. d. 1873, duly recorded in Iiber ms,
folio l6l, Of the land records of Washington
The party secured thereby, vii sell ct public snc.
ton, IN front Of the premises on wHDNESDAY,
ss. .r , 81 81 1oSs q. nis e
city Of Washin gton, District Of Columbia, known
part OF Lot numbered my i've, 1857 in James n.
len . subdivision Of Square numbsred one hundred
and ninety fls4J and containing lso0 square
between 18th and 18th and p and Q streets north
wfst.
Terms of sale: $500 cash; balance in six (6)
months With interest from day Of saie and secured
500 required Ct time Of sale. Conveyanc at
purchasers cost. uterms of sale are not complied
with in days, the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property ct the risk and cost Of the
defsulting purchaser, amer hve {5) days adver-
~ JAMES 2: DOUGLAS, Trustee.
Av23- eo&ds LATIMRR CLEARH, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOe. BOWLING, Aucstonssr,
- o4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th q.
PuoqfJa S al

- e4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th q.
Ar Auction rs GEORaKT0WN.
Elegant Psrior Suites upholstered in Bep and Ore
ton; Rosewood sase Pianoforte; 1asy and Re-
ception Chairs and Lounges; Splendid eilesisn
Turkey and Brussels Oerpets and Rugs; Rose
wood and Bronze Inlaid Writing, Music and
in csnter; Lace and Dsmask Curtains; DanasS
and hep LambrequiAs; very handsome Music
Stands: one very elegant Berlin Mantel Clock;
superb Venetian Mirrors and Brackets, hand
carved; Rosewood Inlaid Bull Table; vieana
Weed; one beautiful French Fire screen; beau
tifuliy-carsed German Library Saits; carved
Walnut Gard Tables: Easy Library Chairs;
very handsome Italian Walnut Bookcases, Ia
Oak Dining Hoom Suite, Dolished and carved |;
Walnut Extension Dining Table; one finely
hand carved Walnut HteGere; very handsoHe
Dinner Service complete, Dresden PATTERN; Des-
Service; Vienna Out Glassware and Ice Dishes;
very fine etetuary with carved pedestals and
Ornaments; Oak Marble-to and Painted Cham
Der Suite: fne b air Mattresses; Iron Bed
s,eads and Cribs; German Oak Presses; supe.
Cooking Utensils and Kitchen requisites; Fur.
ON n'i Mb isGssii SS1sNIHe, April arth, 1874.
eommencing at 10 O'Clock ct the residence Of Hon
j. p. Harris Gastrell, British Legation, Road
meTlv oupied by President Grant, shall sell the
above elegant collection Of Household Furni.ure
The attention Of ladies and gentlemen IL specially
called 70 this sale. The articles will be perempto-
Iily sold No postP"ntment on sscsuat of tbs
n. B-The house will BIS open for inspection on
apl6-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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pY WIN. l.. WALL b Co., Auctfoneers,
ID New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 9O2Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9th Ut

DY WIN. l.. WALL Co., Auctioneers,
ID New Marble Building,
No. 900 and 9O2Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9th st.
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
PAIR FINE MULES, TWO GRUCERY WA.
V 20, AZ AuoTioN. re- CLOSE R B1sfsEss
Hh On WEDNESDAY MORNING., April 90,
HHk1al, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, we will
A leell the entire stock Of Groceries, Liquors,
&c, OF A. Gaddis, jr., & o., contained in
Navy Yard) We nsme 10 part:
Barrels Whistles, Gins, b randies.
Port and Sherry Wines, Vinegar.
Barrels Sugar, crushed, granulated and brown.
Offices, Teas, Soap, Candles.
Starch, Canned FTuils.
Hans, Shoulders, Fish.
$50 sacks Salt.
Tobacco, Stgars
Yeast Powder, Sardines, Pickles.
Pepper, barrels and sacks of Flour.
SHELF GOODS.
large stock of Shelf Goods.
FIXTURkS.
Platform and Counter Scales
Wooden and Willow Ware.
ALSO,
Pair OF elegant Brown NJ ules, sound, well known
in The city.
Two Grocery Wagons and Harness.
We call special attention of buyers to the above
sale, as the sale peremptSry to close business and
co-rartntrship.
Terms cash. A. GADDIs, JR., too.
sI3 WIN. l.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
DhOPOsALs FoR STATIONERY.
DKPARTMINr IyrERIol,

WASHINGTON, d. O., April IA, 1874
proposals Tor furnishing such articles Of Sfa-
uonery as may be required for this Department nd
the cur aus and Offices thereof. during the Use I'll
y.sr eLdlpg June %. ISIS. viii be received until
osieck m. "WEDNESDAY, Nay Is, lG4.
Esch proposal must be sigued by the individual or
ME making II, and he &C 1mpanied By q satisfac-
tNIy suara ntee tn at the bidder will execute
usct With gosd and suffi cient boads IL his bid il
pied Tor any or all articles No bid will be csn
ndered without such guar ptee.
All articles are tIpulsted 20 be Of the very best
4naity Samples viii be required in al cases.
.ac sample 70 be marked with the name OF the bid
oer ana tine price. One price only will be consd.
e,eo connection with any one item on the eched-
a,e: Bios made out In any other way will be
Bond, with approved security, will be required Of
the Rary 70 whom the contract or any part Of 1t
n failure to furnish any article within reason.
able time after being ordered, the right IL reserved
Of purchasing in open market, Of declaring the
contract forfeited; and o greater price than the
contract price u paid for such articles ths differ
ence Will be charged to the contractor. Bids will
be considered on each item separately. Schedules
containing blank forms for bidding, together with
items and estimated quantities Of articles needed,
and full Information, in accordance with this ID
verttsement, will be furnished on apple alton.
Contracts will only be awarded 70 established
manufacturers Of or dealers in the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right 20 reject any or
oil bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
cry" O. DELANO, Secretary.
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RY DUNOANSON BROS, Auctioueers,
II Corner Sth and streets northwest
LARGE AND EXrEHsIvE SALE OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITUKE, CONSISTING OF OON-
TENTS Of tn IRTY-hINk ROOMS in HOUSES
Nos. 1000 and 1902, C0RNER of 10TH and =
SIS. NORTHWEST.
a On WEDNESDAY and THUR5DAy April
VA ~ and 80, commencing each morning at o
~ O'Clock, we will sell the entire contents In
I consisting Of
Parlor Suites, Rockers, Bookcases.
M ar ble-tOp Tables, Etegeres, Sofas,
Walnut Mar BILE top Chamber Suites.
Wire and other Springs, h air Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Pillows, Bedsteads.
Blank ers ,nheets, Comforts, Spre ads,
CCtlage Sets Chairs, Washstands.
rs Bedstesds. Wardrobes.
70 Bureaus, Tables, Oicloths.
Is Stoves, Hall Stands.
Brussels, Tapestry Three ply, AID Ingram Osrpets
Extension Tables, DiRfng Chairs.
sideboards, Orockefy, Glassware.
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, &c.
We would csll the attention of parties desiring to
furnish, as the furniture is all good and we'll kept
81 pr esents a chance seldom offered to buyers
aIz3 DUNCANSOH BROS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts |,

III GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D st.
vESY yALUABLlANp DESIRABLE THREE
Brown sIOEt TRiMMINGs, biIHa No o.
SGS l3TH STREET, BET TWIN AND
IRANKLIN sQuAaE, At AUOfIoN.
- On WEDNESDAY, April 29th, 1874, at 8
Fl O'Clock m. shall sell 10 front of the prem
Uses. that fine private residenoe fronting on Isth
street, opposite frankiin Square, it being Lot =,
depth Of 50 feet, more or less. The house contains
ten rooms including bath room, saloon parlor, with
bay wind sw, gas and water.
We deem II unnecessary to say anything relative
to the advantages and beautiful location Of the
one Of the most pieces Of property for pri
yafe residence now for sale.
Terms: One-half cash; balance In and II months
to be secured By deed Of trust upon the property
sold with interest from day Of sale. All Conveyance
sb22-d IRepJ 0REtN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y LAfIMkR CLEARf,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylva nia avenue and llth m
Star ONCE Binding
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY os 18TH
sIkk1T. BETWEEH AND srkEETs
NORTHWIST. AT AUCTION.

- By virtue Of deed Of trust to MS, dated the
18Th July, 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. M ,
folio 3l3, &c, one of the land records OF Wash
Il gton county, D. and at the request Of the party
scared thereby, We will sell, ct public suction in
'front.' OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, 10th March, lS4, ut AZ O'Clock, parts
OF lots number three CD and four in square tia
hundred and twenty (s21 D. prised thin the
Following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same 81 the northwest corner Of said lot four a.,
aud running thence east seveBty-fve (75D feet ;
thence south twenty five (3D teet; thence west sew
enty nve f76) feet; thence north twenty 25 feet
TO the pl see OF beginning, together with the i'm
proyements, consisting OF three-story brick
DIV ling.
Terms Of sale: $4,000 and 10 per cent interest
IRON lsth July and penses OF sale 10 cash. aud the
balance at six 90, Line aud twelve (l3D months,
Tor which the notes OF the purchaser, besrng inter-
est from the day Of sale, aud secured BY deed Of
trust on the property sold, will be taken. deposit
Of Sl0o viii be required Of the time If sale. All CON
terms Of sale are not complied with in seven days,
at the cost ard risk of the defaulting purchaser,
after i've days advertisement In one more news
papers in the city Of WASHINGTON, ID q.
VIM, Il. WOODWARD 49,.
LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
II THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
to comply it'll the terms Of the above SALE SHALL
sell At his risk and cost on THURSDAY, pril the
SON, 1874, same hour and place.
VEN EM; 3 k WD9oSS2SwsARD'3 Trustees.
sl2-d LATIMER &CLEARY, Aucts