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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AlMiminOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make your houses warm
at ~ very small cost. For sale
by REED s. EATHROP. Agents.
sos Main street, Dallas. Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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pAL-Ah CHAPTER No, ~, Royal Arch
Guy Of Dallas ON tue nrst Monday IN each
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SOCIETIES,


DALLAS pOMMAADhRN No, 4, Knights
Icmpl IRWIN meet az HE AEylum ia tlis CIV
o. ANllAhi on the hrst Thursday after lie last
saturday Ia each month,
ED, q, BOWER, Iloaorler ~
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GOOD TenpIHrs,

THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. a. r.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION \, RECORD, W, Q, Il,
L. W RECORD W Secr.tarv
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TANhEHlLL LODGE No, 90, 4, 6A,M.,
meets on the second and last Saturday eyen,
ings ~ each month, % Me Masonic Hall.
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knights of Pyihina.

COEuR DE LEON LODGEl No. 8, meet
Chancellor; II. Ward Chancellor Comman-
der; \. NJ. Mlers, Vice Chancellor; II. i.
Prelate; A. s. Jet Masterof Exchequer; ]. y.
Downs Naster of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
crof Records and sealsi Cross, NJ, al A.
Britanic Society,"
The Britanc society meets every alternate
Monday evening", In Knights OF Pythias
hall, j. b. MUNDEE, President,
j, IL, RYAN, Secretary.
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TEMPERANCE BOOKS

OfaIikinds are constantly kept
at Frankiin's book store, 1Oa
Main street.
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HEsRY Boil, Secretary,
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lihhhi liOLi, Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE, No lla y. a A, NJ,
meets ON The lirsl SATURDAY evening OF every
month, ~ Us hall over Wheata store, Oh
Main street, We YOUNG, W. M.
A, W, NowLIS, Secretary.
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IInlr0na of IInshnndrY.

BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 81, OF the
Patrons ~ liusbandry, meets az Patrons
hall, Richardson, ON the first and third Sat
urdays OF each month.
, 4. l.. FRANK, Master.
ID. II. bECKER, SonretnrX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-15

Ncarly nil diseases originate iloIn ihd'.<"s !
and TorpGitr o. .ho LIVER. ana ic,i1i i - %4'
anxiously sought after. i ;bc i'va i }.'s:l-
lated in its action, lcalth Is :ino.. i@V@:"by
scared Want ni action III tie ,,f:r c".!S"
IInadachc Constipation, J&un''co ! HI III me
Shoulders Cough, Ci:il's, izz,ncss, Sour ION
ach bad taste III the l,ulh, i'!,ril~ A!'+c~s 1.'-
tntion o the heart depression .: =.'i~ i, ~ ne
blues, and '.unrcd Other sytnnintts, .rr w.. u
.SiMhiuNS? iiIF tE HEis / ilAf"i; Isl. G u ;.
remedy ti,"t has ever bee, d:scoVcr'd : =: ?
ml.ly, cl!irttl.liy, and hog IN lcV'"' -. 9
compound. can do no iijHrE /. ~ 4'...i It's
that il ,rny be taken. II : h"lml,-s ~ every
WAY; il h%s been uscG inr FGhi : \ ~. am
hundreds o, tho coed "nd trc'.t RON II part %
tho country will vurch 10: it, beng the rurcSO
and best.
SIMMONS L1VEE EEGULhTDE,
Or MEDlllHE,
Is harmless,
Is NJ drastic vinlcn: rnad!.Inc,
Is sure to curr if taken regularly,
Is no Intoxicating bcvCra"c.
Is a fautlcss Iirlniiy medicine,
Is the chcspcs: medicine il the world,
Is given with safety and tic i.appicst results t"
the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not dsarrAngc the system,
Takes the place Of Quinlne ai.d BittcrS of every
kind,
Contains the simpcst and best r;mc1ics:
FOR SALE GI ALI Dkt GGloIS.
ic M-tf
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EsEETZF ELDER BENDuElM,
A ll.t kiHg street,
HavGj js; RECEIVED jATgc lot 9IrI Of ~ iTa & anh
lhcy are selling at :. c, G2 and 75c per pieces.
EXTRA BARG AIMS in VICTORIA
LAWNS, a splendid quality, 20 and 25c per I'D.
A new line of LADIES BELLS, the very
latest styles.
ElES We have had this season. Of many beauti-
fll styles, and at greatly reduced prices aug
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q {, a K ID .

A CA L d.
Having bought out the firm of |: Schwartz y
Co., Sarepta Clothing Hail. which business in
.cnd to carry on to the full extent of my cspa-
city, would assure the public that have not
forgotten the extensive lberality of their former
patronage, and bcg leave 10 express my high ap.
probation thereof, hoping for resumption OF
the same, With the assurance on my part OF up
right and liberal dealings, and the guarantee OF
giving full satisfaction in oil cases to I'll my Gus
toners.
ie25 S. DEALHAM.
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Governors Office Richmond, .1n,y 3, Il.

Ccvnrncr's Office Richmond, Jn'y 3, u. :,
Il ainr,is y. i" yic,t.u~c /" sav that ar we'll
acousiltcd wi, y arle majority o! III" officers
- ttc Murtpc'icr Frna c uurn"nc Ascension
who reside in the vicinity. o. NY home, and |
ats. tncir intelligence ;t:.,i th"i! worth and nigh
rriu.a.ion ~ cent enc 4. as We! a the pIohc
cont ,Icr.cc, lilu n" I'D S,b>.ania! mcans lo'
era ,y rcprn>tu ii Hinn-% tnrrn.
JAMES i. IEMrs.E, Gov. Of Virginia
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sffrf:.;. .Y.g.s. Z :: ri~,ls sis
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FALL OF lSI4.
We have lust finished opening and marking
our new stock If
FALL CASSl Nj ERES.
CLOTHS, VESTINGS, &C.
which we selected in the market with great care
We arc fully prepared to furnish suits or parts
Of Suits On the shortest notice and IN the very
best styla guaranteeing \ fit and satisfaction in
every Particular, aud cur arrangements are such
for making up Clothing that the prices will oe
low enough TO please ul!.
A full line of Dress Shirts, Collars Cuts,
Nccki;cs, Suspcnders &c, constantly on hand.
shirts made to order by measure. Fit guar
antccd
scu3 ID. I. WITH Err co.
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Alexandria, Va, July sLh. ISL
Ny pc.snH"i acqHa. ttncc Nth y nlA"ri.; oi
tue .c!.l: mon cJ. I:otiug the Montpelier te-
MAJ iunt..iI, Association ana the r" utatl n Q!
nj or thort cHa Is ne - commend u, IN n 'uiy
crtl1iut - the confidence - The pub.;c : . ACT
or re-. rr.1us.:ion ilcau>ist"I:t VITA n"n"r and
;,-.itv need b, al.r .'.iici il the conduct or
rrpr. sc.ltati. NJ .. lrsr gent cnc3.
j.. ". IirGHES,
l. ). Judge Eas.. Ll>.. oi Va.
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NOTICE.
We have this day sold our entire stock Of mer-
chandisc and book accounts TO MIR. 5. Dcalhnm,
who is authorized to receipt and sign the firms s
name in liquidation of all outstanding debts.
l. SCHWARTZ j. co.
N. B-Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage, we would be pleased to hear of their
continuation Of the same to our successor.
l. :. IL co.
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S. DEA.LHhM.
NYOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.
City Collectors Office,

CILy OUIIECIOI" = IIINU' 7
Alexandria, Va, June 18th, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the tax bills for
1871 are now in the hands Of the COLLECTORS, and
the attention of all parties interested s respect
fully called to the second section OF the Revenue
bill, which is as follows:
Be it further enacted, That there shall be lev.
led and collected upon all tax bills not paid
within thirty days alter being put into the hands
of the Collectors for collection, two and one halt
per cent; upon all such bills not paid within SIX,
ty DAYS thereafter, five per cent and upon all
such not paid within ninety days thereafter ten
per cent upon the amount Of such bills, re5pcc-
lively.
Office Room No 6, Royal street front, Mar
kct Building.
JNO. T. HILL, Col. N. Dist
10 26-co3m s. K FIELD, Col. ). Dist.
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DR e GOODS.

IENTLEMEN'S DEPARTN I
" FOR TIE
IGE 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

a foLtTicIAS BAsELV DECEIvkD.-A Roch-
estel paper reports that candidate for n meal
OnSe called the other day ~ n saloon kent bV A
NohAh IN thst city 90 obtain, AZ possible, the
ihnuei &c OF her husband On hts behalf Ifnfor-
,uhs'es ior the aspirant, however the hus-
band bas been dead Tor six months, hut n. si..
an eye 70 business, the woman took good care
not 10 inform bin OF the fact but simpIv re-
marked that her husband was NOT in Tn.
candidate stopped around there come Tina
"setting them mp for the boys" until his "a
thence became exhausted. Before leavgns
however, he lett note with the widow % give
her husband A. suon ss she saw him. This the
lady promised faithfully to do, but At the same
time remarked TO bystander that che was no,
ambitious 10 see her husband for some time 10
come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10
10y LATIMER a ULEARf,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star once Building.

RY LATIMKR q ULEAKf.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star once Buildus.
POSI- I'VE SALE OF THr ENTIRE EFrtcrs
OF THE MHOLEskLx AND RsfAIL rs.
isan eSsPkisisG oS IS 81 rR X s sssssn
and GRotERs' sUPpLHI2sss skkvEEsss setp N
WASHINGTON, TOGETHER WITH kLARGE
sHofGuSs' aMSUshfTTftppSS AMI Ha SESkkHL
SPORT ING MATERIAL.
a On FBIDAY MORNING, March Is, Isr4,
* each morning AID evening commencing 81
- SlockD thereafter until ali is sold, we shall
story ssreh ouse q Joseph L. savage. EsS. M ~.
1908 Pennsy lvanis avenue, be ween 10Th ana iIts
~no y adopting this plan TO dispose OF his
business. We name in part
~ coa Brushes, different kinds;
5pdCZen W ashtubs. all sizes:
80 den Bowls and Trays. wOOdsn saove's and
zoo dozen Az and other handles:
100 dozen Bash cts, different kinds.
50 doz u ShOvtls, best make;
% doZt n Side and Box Coffee mills.
Counter and Platform Scales;
xtensive assortment Of sIeishs aud Skates;
sporting Goods, comprising Guns and Rides OF sp-
proved patterns and makes:
70 extensive assortment Of Fishing Tackle;
ftre Pocket Cutlery and Rszors, best makes;
Zine AMI extensive assortment Of Silyerware of
A sp,eseig s vstle, 81 Table ou,Is-v
An extensive assortment Of staple Hardware;
Lsrse collection Of Carpenter Tools:
OsrIise, makers and UphoIsterers' Hardware;
shelf HsrdwaIe q every description;
Twinss ami Cords, Tinwsre OF even description:
Pitcbforss, Rskes, Hoes,
tion.
N B.-we would call special attention 10 the
shove SALE As the goods are positively 60 be cold.
mario If LATIMER SCLEAEY, Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

1-The ssddest thing IL the spectacle afforded
by young persOn who has burnt all her hair
on her forehead with hot slate pencil and can
nOt-ahord 20 buy row of curls.
81 Children's sewing machines are sounethinr
new. They stitch, hem and bsste very nicely
MANY are now being used TO prepare Miss
Dolie Dnmpkin's wardrobe for summer.
s-~Ihe Richmond Enquirer SAYS that ethe
nres OF grand rum eruption are rambling un-
der Brooklyn" This all comes of pouring rum
down rat hoies.-BrOOkiVR Argus.
81 Colon'l Blood, (woodhull's husband. :, a.
ctnced the office stairs of the St. Paul Mimi
bottom.
R-A San Francisco masked ball was attend =
ca 10y young lady who persOnsts1 Nicotine.
lace was cigars, and she earned a fan and pAr-
asol constructed Of the weed.
~ They say that ladies' hats will be smaller
this summer. or course, after the opera season
closes, and one cannot shut out a mans view
OF the stage with ones headgesr yheres tire
fGn IN wearing a tall hat?
%Marylsnd girls won't marry in the fall Of
the moon, believing that they would have IN
wouldn't let forty full moons stop her ten
seconds.
sra New Haven young man solicited A i.
Oakley Halls autograph. The ex-msyor, With
ture the following significant line: at l. the
only thing that ever tripped me up"
SAbout eleven hundred dollars worth OF
work on tie wall around the national cemetery
at Freoericksburg, Va, has been condemned
by the engineer, and will have TO be done over
again.
RrTbe Catholic university OF Georgia il 20
be established At Macon. splendid tract OF
land, studded with oak trees, has been donated
10y Macon, and an endowment OF $500 900 been
guaranteed.
SThe question arises again, "what Is the
democratic policy" The World says Il Is
"bard money" In finance. The Cincinnati En-
quirer ssys u is paper money. and more of IL.
They are both democratic authority, and We
are puzzled.
SA widow in Sutton, y. recently vtsited q
dying woman, and said: 81 have been want
ing for some time 70 see some one about 20 die,
that j might send q message TO my husband.
Tell him that we are well here, and send our
bestregsrds."
|Irsscible old man-''Conductor. why didn't
you wake me ae I asked you? Here 4 am,
miles beyond my station" COnductor-aI ala
try, sir. but al could get out Of you was, tAll
right, Maria; get the children their break
fast, and I'll be down I'm q minute"
0Somebody writes 70 the Church Journal 20
say that "wafers" instead Of bread have been
introduced In the administration Of the Lords
supper in the Episcopal diocese Of Tennessee,
snd asks II there Is no law against It. The
Journal says "No."
1"Brother Beecher, said the venerable Dr.
Bacon, laying his hand on the great preachers
shoulder, brother Beecher, 1 fear the devil
whispered IN your ear just now, that this was .
Beecher, che left that for you 70 do" Coffee
for two-on ice.
H-There are nearly fifty women prscticing
medicine In New York and Brooklyn, most OF
them homWpsthically, and many having In
comes OF between - 900 and IS 600. while sew
eTal reach SIS coo, and one or two over $4,000.
There are three medical colleges there and n
fourth II now building.
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RENARKABLR INsrAsCE or PREssRvarto,
or CORPsE.-A few days ago - some negroes
were digging grave near Msngohic church %
bury colored brother. they came upOn the
tody or white man that must have been burled
about seventy i've years ago. The corpse was
EASILY recognized a. that Of a young man and IA
SAID 10 have been In fair state OF preservation
The head gave indications OF having been pen-
etrated by bullet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10
pY LATIMER & CLEARY.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and 18th street.
Star ONCE Buildings.

IL q
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star ONCE Buildings.
TRUSTEES, SALE, BY CArALoGul, OF thu
IAN karkL III TIE III
sIkr HTssg5 AsD
DRED AND FIFTY Rooms. w ID ~
= By yir,ue Of Q deed Of trust, dated the LIST
W day OF March, ISIS, aud duly recorded in
ords Of Washington county, district Of Colu%Ss, We
.hsi sell By public auction. 10y direction Of party
ING March 50, lSi, IL oeloot and eossUhiSs
eseh gay thereafter until the whole is disposed Of,
One elegant P.rlOr Grand Piano, George steok
Large nun Der French Plate Msntel and Pier Mir
About fifty Rosewood and Walnut Psrlor Suites,
Elegant R0sexocs and Walaut Marbie-top Tables.
OIL Paintings, Ghsndeliefs. and Gas Fixtures.
fia s, nslset and Brussels CsrRsts and ROgs
single snd double French Plate Mirror front
Msrdrobes, Mar ble-tOp Dressing Bureaus, Mar
ble.top inclosed wasnstands, and Marble top
WslpI, Chamber Furniture, consisting Of Marble
tSp pr ss,ng B9Iesns, Maroie-top wsshstsnds,
Mahosany Fa.piture, consisting Of Ma,hIe top Blu
feaI,, mssTbele;top Washsiands, wsrdrObes,
Marble top psintes Cottage Suites
Paintet Chamber Furniture
About $50 Cane seat and other Chairs.
Inc Hair Mattresses, Cotton-top Husk Mat
Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Spring Beds, Tucs er's patent aid other springs
About so pairs If Blankets.
Fine carved Rosew God Marble-top Bouffsts
Walnut ExteL sion Diuiug Tables.
An immense quantity Of Tableware, embracing Sill.
YER plated Casters, Butter Dishes, Mir Puch-rs,
Sugar Bowls, hives, Forks, Table and Tes
Spoons, &C. Also, French and Stone ChiRaware,
snd Cut end Engraved Glassware OF every de-
scIiption.
Linen. copsisting of great quantities OF Sheets Pill
low, and Blister Gases, Spreads, Towels, Damssk
Tail Cloths, Napkins, &C, &C.
Fiue collection of Decorated Plain Toilet Sets
About Sc 100 worth Of fine Liquors, consisting of
the standard Champagne Wines, Fine Old Bran
dies and Whistles, foil line of Wines aud Cor
disls of every description.
Several tUe Clock, Fire proof Safe, ssks, COun-
tiers, settees, Walnut Office Tables and Caairs,
Steam Engines, Boilers, Stoves, &C, &c.
An nsive assortment Of COP per and sther Cook
ing Utensils, together With all other gods con
tain, in the above hotel.
Terms Of sale: Two hundred dollars and under,
cash; over that sum, a credit OF sixty and nineIy
for satisfactory notes, bearing interest at eight
per ceLt per aunum. Catalogues Ieady March 70.
RICHABD T. MORSELL, -.
RICHARD HARRINGTON, Trustees.
LAT1MER CLEARLY. Aucts.
N. On the morning of the sale shall offsr
the une Npired lease ~ about two years and half
OF The above mentioned hotel. maI9ti
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a QUEER BRIDRGRooN.-Mr. ROss born and
reared In this county, never walked a stem IN
ne NE. This IL his second wife. At his for mer
marriage he was supported At the side OF his
bride IN huge basket but on the latter occa-
sion, basket weddings not being fashion able he
was held mp on the side OF his ed.-FI5renrs
q fFH 1
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DKkEMfToRY sALK IN RALfIMoRR
TOOLS. FALLS. sLocks, pERRIcks. WIFE
BEGGING, MAEBLE BAEIsTkRs, IRON,
&c, UsKD In The EKEOfIOH or TIE
NEW CITI HALL,
By PUBL1O AUUTIVH.
We VIII sell on the premises, southwest corner Of
nuihoay sno fAyetIe streets, (opposite the
10y Hall y on WEDNESDAY MORNING, March
~ "a: eommeneips ~ l. O'Clock precisely
ALL THB TOOLS, DERRIOKS, &c, used in the
uction OF said building. We name In part
complete.
Two single POLE DERBICKs, ITO feet long
0ne large BOOM DERRICK
Three SMALL DERRICks
Large Let o. WIRE kIGGING.
Forty TUEEED MARBLE BANIsTERs
LaIee lot q sT0NHCUrTERs' TOOLS.
Three STONE TRUCKS
Lsrge assortment Of OROWBARS, all sires
WIN general assortment OF Tools, &c usually
such kind. o1ioius Oi
t TIC l.Iss FRAME SHEDS. OFFICE, Iars. lot
We call the special attention Of Contractors and
others to this large sale. ~
The sale will be positive. Terms cash
SAMJ III. GOVER 4 SONS Au-ts
uaf7-I :. X. cerner Gay and P-yett. AZ.
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MARTIN CBUzzLEwIT, who, on his visit "a
America, thought he had been swindIed when
he found that the lots he aud Marx TApley had
bought I'm Eden were all under water shoula
known TO be under water bring : Il O0O per acre
-Four acres on the Jersey side OF New York bar-
Tor were recently sold ~ that price 10 the Me-
YORK wreckinR and dredging c0mnanN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

PHILADELPHIA not only has a public mark
butit IL an a tair way TO have q rne Geological
garden IN ~ in few months. Three citizens
have subscribed IS 600 each, and a lady a Ike
sum, which, with tfty-one other subscriptions
OF n 800 each, make an aggregate OF 81 900
about one half the amount needed ThIrty. n Va
acres have been leased for the nnrnose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10
10y d. Fl. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings corner TIN and r sts northwest

Federal Buildings corner TIN and SIS, northwest,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
PEOPEKTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated the lst day
OF March, ISIS, recorded in Lioer ia folio 81,
ct seq, one OF the land recOI ds for the District
Of Col and by direction of the party secured
thert by shall sell, in front OF the premises on
r RIDA Y the goth day Of March, 1874, that valu.
able r, al estate In the county of in gton beine
part Of the " Greenvaeh estate, and know as Lots
No. and 3, in the subdivision of said tract as
recorded ia the Office of the Surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia, in the following order, viz: At 4
O'Clock D. M L shall sell Lot No. s, and at J,
O'Clock p. m. shall sell Lot No. 9.
Lot contains 29 acres and IS psrches, and Lot Q
contains Is acres rood 20 perches ami Is improved
b. early new two story Frame House.
This property forms part Of tho home estate of the
late General VIM Hickey, Is situated within Ia mil
OF the CAPITOL and within three fourtns of q mile
OF the Columbia street railrosd, the B!adensburg
turnpike, and s specially ada pied for market gar
oens, both as &c soil aud Location 1t could be con-
venienty divided into villa aud would form
attractive places OF residence for persons doing
business in " sshington.
Terms: $3.50 on each lot ia cash, of which $500
must be paid when the property Is kn0ckd dJSD;)
the balance in equsl pay meDts at 6, IL and i8
months from the day IF sale, for which the pur-
chaser : notes must be given bearing interest from
the day If sale at the rate OF eight per snt per
aDuum, and secursd by deed of trust on the prem
ises. Convex sEcing at purchasers cost.
RICHARD M0RSELL, Trustee
maT-d J. I. COLDWELL, SALESMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

Tvs WooDBuLL-CHALLIs CArH-This case
continues IN New York. woodhulls counsel
says ne mesns 20 prove the alleged libel true
shich, " be succeeds, - In New York the idiotic
Old law OF England and Pennsylvania, that ssths
gres'er the truth the greater the libel" does
not prevail. viii bring the defend ants on Min
Tying colors. ON Saturday Mrs. woOdhuii said
the paper was conducted BY herself and sister
Blood bad nothing % do with IT, She did NOT
write the article. She went on 20 detail the
tsmihAr circumstances Of the ACQUAINTANCE
with Chsllts. Mrs. Woodruff Complained Of the
shcck 10 her nervous system by three DAYS
confinement in the Tonlbs. Her motive for
exposing Challis was, because her sOul WAS an
the social question. that men who had disrraced
And deserted women should suffer as their dupes
She had been much prosecuted. She spoke
Win emotion aud closed I'm tears Robert Gun
ningham corrected his statement that he haf
not set q proof Of the alleged libel, and re-
marked that he hsd. Mrs woodruff cr0ss-
examined, sail Anna shepherd wrote the
sfncie Tor SIC. At the instance OF herself ana
SISTER; about 20 600 copies were struck OF OF the
tamOus paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-10

LADIES TNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TATLoR's,
s25 PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE,
Have prepared for the Spring Business the largest
and hArtsoma-t assortment Of Ladies' BndercIOth-
ing offered in this market prsing a. FOL
lows:
= style. DRESSING sAcQUrs, a. 81 50, 81 To,
sI-11, szOa, s27a, ss23, sa.1a,
II styles NIGHT DRESSES. at 81 rs. 81,
s@3ss, s2 60, 81 rs, So s7S. IS 25
$3.50. $3.50 s3.s15s, 81 80, S5I2J.,
sol2'i' s6.S11a, s7Ia, So, sll.53.
lssty'e, WALKING SKIRTS. a, - cents, 81 rs,
SIS, 8 80, 81 rs. 81, s21o, 90 so,
SO "a, So, So 80, s4l3, SIS 40. $3.50,
S7ss
: styles SHORT SKIRTS, at 10 oents..so cents.
o. 10, sII3, sls -, Sl9a, Sl-s,
s25s.
9 styles TRAIN sKIkTs,st 81 Ts,s2 80, 81 IL,
si57. IS so, 50, SIo so. STA, sII.f5
10 sfJIss CHENIsE At - cents. 81, 81 %,
sIS1. 81 81, sI-7. 81 80, S2.sI,
S. rs, $3.50, $50, s3.s-, ST.
IA style, DRAWERS, at rs ce Mt, - cent?.
SIS. sII5.SI.37. 80, al 60, SIS
60 Is, s2I3, Sass, s2.6O, ss.63,
S..75.
s,iyIs- CORSET COVERS. a, o. cents, sI.aO
So, sL7O' SIS sass sa'o
styles APRONS. at rs cents, so cents, 6s cents.
10 cents, - cents, IIS, sl2a.
Infants Goods.
LONG DRESSES, CHRrsTESISG ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLoaKs, MERINO
OLOAKs. WOOL sHI RTs, BASKETS, &c, &C
Children's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAoQUEs.
VARIETY.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
at the following prices: SIG, sl475. SIS.
SIT rs, SI-.7J, S2O.7a, e2l.5O, sac,
$3.50, sI7.
WATERPROOF CIoaks.
A large assortment in English and American
msnufsctere at the following prices: sig, SI3,
SI4, STA 81, s15.75, SI637, SI67S;
Sl77S, s22, s2s, $50. s33.
Ladies' Dresses.
SUMNER POPLIS DRESSES, a. a bargain,
ca.
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at sl3I2
SI575, sI6 ~, e24
BLACK SILK DRESSES a. Sis, sI225 so.
SWISS DRESSES, POIJ1a and Skirt at SIa
$40, "a, $500, $40, 500.