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urle vinscme baby Fay
Like q snov-vhitc rosebud lay
In her mothers arms al day.
Albcrs Ssacirx Mp AID down
hoy, 10y, dimpnny brown
Rrcsk<hcr playthine-, tears her gown.
on, theeyc. of little fsyi
solemn, sweet, and dream-iike they,
Telling mysteries Away.
Alices eyes are Wildly bright,
fuil % frank and fearless light,
scarccly VIII they close At night.
Fay 20 gently shows her love,
Ccsisr, nc-sIinv lihe aovc,
She your very heart would move.
Aiice. with q frightened strain,
Hug with tiny might and msin---
Kis-e-, lsuehs---snd hug again.
witchins each In her own way,
Alice and the little Pay;
One 10 scntle---one 30 gay.
Heavenly Father, give these flowers
summer days and rainbow showers.
Let the soruss spd clouds h. ours.
IN, 0eiayy
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JupoNENr or MISUNDERSTANDING
Thomas, the distinguished founder and
conductor of the famous Thomas
Orchestra New York, ought 10 know
~ we'll as any one the opinions enter
tanned by musicians respecting musical
Instruments lie declares that they gen
orally agree with him In regarding the
Mason 4 HAMrN CApiSEr ORGANS
a. much the best instruments Of this
class in the world. II Is not, therefore,
surprising that they are now largely ex-
ported 10 Europe, commanding higher
prices there than the instruments Of
their hest makers. Con-.
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TINE MARk ETs.
NKw YORK. e

Bccvcs, 7.se'si HcS, dressed, s5si,. Cotton,
ifs si5s.; Flour. sup-rhne Western, s,coslssi
white, extra, tS.7sss.i5; wheat, No, Chicaso,
si.O2. No. ? Miiwaukcs, ti.etnsi.ooi Rye. sss
~; Corn, Western Mixed. sevssoits.i fcllo~ Wet
ern, siss2c.; Oats, New Mixed Western, sscs
seo' ,e New White, do, 5ees6ic.i rork, Ne- Mos,
SO -; lard, Prime steam, ~ slt; Butter, West
ern MAKE
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What was IL that caused Mrs Marley
10 start 30 suddenly, and .taggcr, half
faintiug, toa seat NJ Testers dressing.
tablet
who-whor Likeness Is that3" she
exclaimed, in a scarce articulate voice,
pointing to an open miniature on the
table.
"My mothers" Hester answered.
"Thcn you are Florence Msrvin's
childs"
"That was indeed my mothers name"
"More--you are the daughter Of my
only brother, George Haywood, for Flor.
ence Marvin was his wife"
With stided cry, she who had believed
herself alone and friendless in the world
fell on her kinswomsn's neck, and wept
tears Of mingled gladncss and sorrow.
Her story, which Hesterh had refused to
con6de 10 a strangers ears, she now
willingly impaired to one from whom
she felt she had no longer right to with
hold II.
That her brother had married In or
position TO her fathers wishes, and had
peen ''s'nner''eo :" , e,qr,n, wa, ~
r.aoy INV" " nos" 49,. nv
home, and what had befallen him there,
she had never learned.
ny WY ". s,,- 3D.,
A'' m" 'e ~. ~ aPp'
yea's-,o' NC ny "' :" .o 49,
Ivy IN ",'e "" % .' ,1N, ny
''u 'an.n "pon .e $3.50 80 -"
,'me u"ue' sus"o.on~ WI ',, .,
e 49, ~. :" s:"~~,".s,s ..r;.nn.5
~, "'"" v" W e M tn.
mn, anu , ~ "". .o"' NM, - ~. A.,
~ a','.,. -,
anu ~. . s...",.sn, G., hi.s.,s
wy. al .e' N - - -. -.
1" s ,". 80. sos'r..ds ,hs ,rn,h
os a,, 'os 80 H.. ~. ;.a;s,., mn,,,a,
., -. A.. ;..u...h,. IN.
. - Iii =, ,.., Iii L,,tan
O I ,, III ~" ...s.,.,;a. ~.
' 10 - ~. ..o...s
nau ~ " nv " ~ ''
''n" nc. ~.
-, ,.h;oh ~an 49, 90
.,as,:s. - np
Not many DAVIS afr, Hester was -cnt
IN one Of the first seminarics in the land
for .be had vet time enou,b TO avail her.
self Of opportunities Of culture hitherto
bevond her reach Her aunt and she
ten, their own counsel Cousins Roger
and Dick onlv knew that the object Of
their sol;c;tude had disappearcd and
nroh,hlv congratulated themselves on the
success of their v;rtuous stratugcm.
Af,er a time. Mr. Parker cousin
Ab;g,;ps LAWYER was cont for and after
that the good lady seemed wonderfully
revived IN health and shirts Al her
next b;rtbd.v. the propect of many
bannv returns produced ANYTHING hut a
b,nnv effect on the two exnectant
cousins who hogan 10 ,b;nt that .f,cr
all tho l;ee-tables might not he ;nfallible
RI, her ,;me came .t las, and within a
decent period affer the sad event cousin,
Roycr and D;ct were dulv summoned
10 attend the rr.ding of ABIGAIL Marley.
will -
IN. ,.a ,.., .,..,,oa ., A..
-. 90. SId onsrav a. s,r.nas
e,
ep.o-r.h,u 70 Goblin, .o,.u,..;ou
:. r..a :" -, $50 -.
90 ha, ala s,;onJ n;oh who s,rorod no,
o.r..;..,. -. ,:..,. ..,.,..
po,nnaw w,,o ~ shin moro Iii
o.ont;..,,, -,,.,oh.a L;ras.,e ON, g. :.
-. =. ~. c., 90 p..a-
NJ ps.Lo. -. e., ~. o,
,ha doorn,an, nroo.ad.d 90 ,.ad :, Ths
;n,,o.,u.,;on ~. Iono .nd s,rm., Rn,
- ,,..~.,. ..,,.,,,;. .,;u.
ar mv oor.;n R;ohord E;as;n.,
p;ohard ,oolo5 a, porar IL ,r;nn,h
- .nd haora.,h
W. oo,,d - ~ ho,h ,ho;,h...,.
hoo,
@i. confederation ~ tho n.,u,., Lon.
anil .aso,;on wh;oh h.r. ,ona -,
-. a., WV W
nj lonL.d nr,v,.d
/" NJ, 80. ~, I'll, ~
NJ 49, T.,,hv = S,,;o .,rol. A..
-.
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HENRY CLAY describes a mule as IAN
animal that has no pride of ancestry and
no hope Of posterity,
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for them. Have troughs made, and nail
strips across, eight inches apart, 10 keep
the hogs from lying down in the water,
and net these troughs he placed on hoors,
IA k<ep them from digging ~ wallcwing
holes. II feed be given them, itrhould
he SOAKED in svill barrels Sbs twelve
hours--no longcr--bcfore feeding, and
fed to them as drink.
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FIX! EZFsr i %HIsE"1 %I,rIs.4n r.
ERTISI.. NEW IORk.
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Ncry truiy, MIS-. n. NETTIE

Miss SWORD, Of Burlington, made a
cutlass Of herself by imprudcntly med
ding with n scythe.
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xUmEN wRIIsS. 10 ADyEHIssE.vs.
lzleut IN this paper.
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OR FITS.

sTRE CURE hf TIT. distressing compliant 10
nos made knownin Treatise II ts octave rsge- on
Foreign aud Native HERBAL frepa fatious. puNiishsd
by pr ~ fHrtrs bHo~S. The prescriptions ~ss dis.
covered hi hiu 10 such rrusiiehts manner hsi he
can not Conss ienious2 iefuEe To- make u Known, az
II has cured boy who has 81 u fuf tits hetst
having faiei In single care. Tho insrrd~nts NAV
10 obtained from anN dfug fist, cop .sni tls- ~
all appiirant. b, mail Addre.s ~, a. PHELPS
nkOWN, - Grand street, Jrfsey tity, y. J,
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Flour. .upeshne. sa7Ssace; Fancy, esSss.oi
Wheat, Neu Red wiaier. tioostieS; Ne.
white, sIossi.i2; Corn. shelied, s,sss; Oats,
mixed. s2aSse.; harley. Nev fali. sin forh,
nes- s2i.oos2soo; Lard. city kettle. ME; Cur
rent stean, i2i.e.
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IlyDLAyAP0LLS


Flour, ss.coess Is; Wheat, rcd. Sscssi.io; Amber
81 .Gssi es; white, siosSiis, Corn, ss57oc.; oAts
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TOLEDO.
DETROIT

Wheat, amber Michigan, @'sc.i No. red, sl.io
No. p do, sios'. Corn, high mixed, 5So ost, No.
o. tqiLr.
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VER1lSERS

AOV6N uuo6No
Who de.i to reach coaniry reader. eva DO .. IN the
bet sud cl~apsst manner By using un of nsor, 50
tions % THE GHrsr st~sFsFtn ArsfuAsI Iurs
Apply 10 " " PRATT. - JseN.on-.i 4. chisaso.
TIE Oh ElER. e! y =. r.; ; "a
alens. dcts Prr.io chang, h.st fnsris, 10 etc.
Nesnis wanted, Add'. rHE QrktR. wisso,. Minn.
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CINCINNATI

Wheat, No. I, Rcd siis,l; Corn. mirsd, 80.
Oats, No. 1 state, 5sc.; No. do, 5le.
rYSnfySsyf
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A DyERTIsERsi Ans, Newspar.r Union repre-
"A seht- over I, .a papars, divided Into sulaii.
visions. Send 8-cent stamp hr Map showing lusa-
tion Of pap@rs, with combinsd aud s-pafais lists,
living estimates for cozt uf HdNetti-inE Address
n q. ANBokN. ~ Monroe street. ihicaso, ~.
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DR. C. A. BOHANNAN

IrHrs all private -rsass wiihout The uss ef Msr.
I 7 suD. Charges rsasanAhls oihce bls Nnith fiith
Street, h'tNt.h Washington Avenue aud Green, ~
Louis, No, isrAuiisHrD N -, Lptis ia lsil,
no Dr rs "frtatise on sIst ial DiEsasss,' Nhic b
fully explains the natuTe, causes, symptonis, and
nieans a. cure all forHs Of "SparmA tofthea' or
" seminal Weakness ga hom tso 10 seven week.
and valuable Information o. oT deli ate sullet To-
sent lALI, In plain sealed SlNslope.
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wheat, extra new, H.iTss No 1, slls'ssL
Corn, siss1e.; o.ls, o1se.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
Gee Cream.
Glarule anD bldte GlInteis.

Glarule nilD 5ldfe Glaitteis.
AN extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
IA Marhlel-novel and designs at ciuce Wash
Trays and Ste Work OF every description PESRYE SLATE COA.
PANY Unon-square Fourhsye. and SeveueDth-si.. n u
GTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- Manea Rich and designs at III 0ss 40 and 2Z2
Wes.TWeutT-third-sL between Seventh AMI Eghth-aves
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21

FARMER, &c-A young man just leaving
n farm Reatenaus
place; farming, taking Of horse mi king de
Apply OOBLLS AGENCY, lO9 WcSs 3ihsL,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
By w. r. MITCHELL Auctoneer
EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS SALE
SILVER-PLATED WARE AT AUCTION.
nnIMPSQN, HALL, MILLER & Co.,
iAS~ss
No. 10 JOHN-ST.,

,, ov. 70 th, new store No s76 Broadway will offer their
entire stock Of sILvBRPLATRD WARE Of No 10 Johnst for sale
\, .ucion on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY tRIDAY, and sATUR
DAY. March 49, 49, 90 and 81 Sale to commerce each day 10
oelck m rare opportunity offered TO dealers hotel propns
tors houeteepe powners lay in their suppA The
sOnen embraces every article in the line known to the trade including
Tea Sets Coffee Us sal1e Gale Baskets Batter Dishes, plated
Tsb. Cutlery Cs Pitchers. Gobets Fruit Dishes Tursens
Vases NAPKIN Rings Water Coolers te ae ae all minaaetare IN
their own works in wsngor Conn and warranted sa heavily
plated and trs.-elss in every respect
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21

V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR IsYa,
Ill
EEwsDEALFas AsD AT
THk TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Price 20 etssi for sL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
RI IpENTS IN AMERICA

Can Re supplied with LONDON
CLOTHING, ? fec; n II ie ana %; =, I'
foNowIg TIE Instructions OF onI sell
res urcmcr. rtie.. IN ouf NV fs . on
Toot which vthsmP.es OF mA'tTi4s'
Is Forwarded post tee
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21

yHTANTED-A situation to Travel by u man
w th acquainted wih iLe ira aud Indiana Grocery
or Tea preerrsi Address A. c.
Of T. J. Williams Columbus. Ono
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
CITUATION WANTED ON A FA

~ II years good baU who has had
stnatOn Address,
Terms &c, u T. HUNT, 9i9 Fllloa-st., DTOoklTn. ~ 1.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
FARMER and USEFUL MAN-By

+ al. Young mar; thoough PLAIN
gani.nnp willing make himself useful furnish good refer
ence; wages moderate Apply ODELBS AGENCY, 100 West
B l.av.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
IOHN TAYLOR (son of the late Richard

~ Tsorl hana0 ~, Cuu.iy Lnncio ifeand 'uPlo,l 70
hr e carriers auL orwarig SRtni' IN
City. r,q stel t, communicate With h' only UTOAef hChAD
Ceswick NiCtOr1, An,rsla
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
Sitnntlons Danleo-- maIes

A THOROUGHLY PROFICIENT SILVER
n PLLTBG Bhes E. LOYMrSf nno years experience
principally -teei En.Tesi can plate anythn5 Adlrss
H. Z. NIGhfMAN, South Mefen, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21
boaro ann Rooms.
West Side.

1CD-ST, 1913 WEST with BOARD-THIRD
II FLO DR. hsndsomsly urnishe single hot and cold
closets private bath private table required moving
10 Aay.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-21

A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl as LAUN-
~ pRksS aud s,g a. himbefmAdi etV coaatri bs ctr
rsiereBcc good Ca of d' lao Wet 2oht stars
A FIRST CLASS line LAUNDRESS; does up
reps And, Aes ass ma.ass Ia .apsef .ye At
tSt ssa lsssi stus uelefs AypI al va oAa'e ss sIe
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EVENING STAR.
CONFERENCE.-THE.
Cescla.iea Yesterday Preceedi.xu.


SENATE--After our report CLOSED
The BANKRUPT hill vss taken M. and Mr.
Ogteeoy expressed his preference for q national
osnkrupt law, and thought thst one should be
n main On the statute books permanently.
1he hrst seven sections OF the oOmmittee's
smt ndments were read ana agreed 10.
The Senate then, after an executive session,
adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
a. Inc ho1se resolved itself into committee OF
the whole, and resumed consideration OF the
Smy appropriation bill, CMr. Kellogg an tie
When the item tor the expense OF recrult,n,
snd transportation OF recruits was resd NJ
, Nneeae, sss'ta that that was the item which
Involved the reduction OF the number OF men
20 be recruited. " me-"
Mr. Hancock moved 20 amend hv tncrea.n,
the appropriation from Sos 600 10 En- 600.
Messrs Hancock and Wheeler further de-
bated the bill.
Mr.. Coburn opposed reduction.
Mr.. Albright opposed reduction, and said that
when General sherman was before the Military
Committee on the subject he suggested that n
they wanted TO reduce they should Commence
with him, and not touch the soldiers.
MI. HAwley Conn referring 20 Mr. Wheel
er's remarks, said u seemed 90 him that the
Military Appropriations Committee proposed 10
attend % all The affairs OF the country
Mt. Crounse opposed reduction because ~
would wtthdfaw soldiers from the PROTECTION OF
ue frontier against indians.
MI. Potter said he would vote for anything
tnat proposed reduction OF the army he
the east.
nj. Nheeler moved an amendment that no
money AppropriatSd by this bill shall b. mad
men. Adopted.
Inc committee rose pending further action
Mr.. Thomas, nom the Committee on Flec-
uons, reported that Asa Hodges Wa yyiy,o a.,
entitled 10 the seat from the let district al
Arkansas, without prejudice 20 his contestant
Pending consideration the House, at 40 y.
m, adjourned.
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A FoRGoTJxS BABY SrARvAs TO DKATH
A white woman named Caroline Newberry
living about i've miles below the town Of L Mon
; G, was burned 20 death last Friday She
vas 81 inding with her back to a e IRE ana a
child belonging 10 another woman in her arms
when h' Z clothes caught IRE, and In a minute
on the bed she ran out OF the house, but before
assistance arrived she was 50 badly burned that
she died soon afterwards. Onthe following day
the child was found dead I'm the bed where Al
had been thrown. At the cOrOner's inquest a
sad Condition OF affairs WAS disclosed. IN an
pears that the mother of the child could not
give her baby sufficient nourishmeut in cOnse-
queDce OF herself being almost starving, and
she had gone IN quest OF food, leaving the bAbF
IN the care OF the woman who was burned. on
the return OF the mother the excitement in the
house was 50 great that she merely threw the
clothes over the child. The child laid perfect
ly quiet all night, but on examining IL in the
morning " Vas found to be dead. There l. no
doubt that its death WAS caused from want al
proper nOuTishment.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, hLExANpRIA, VI. VASE
GGTON AND GEORGETOWN. ID. o.

SAILING DAYS.
SIom Pier North Wharves, Phil .K-A
neiphia, "WEDNESDAY and SAT- Ee19a~N
URDAY, at Inn 611xzzE.A
From 90 Water street Georgetown ID q TIIEs
DAY and SATURDAY at 1Oa M. W S
IT'D This line connects at Phi,sdelPhis with "Olyde
New England States. No wharfage in Boston by
his line 80. HYDE, Agent fer d. OF q,
Mm. r CLfpE co., Philadelphia.
WALDO A. PEA RCE, 50 Congress street Boston
ders left at General once, sos Ponnsyivanis ave.
oue, or at the steamer wharf viii be promptly At
tenoed 70. lp1-tr
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FouR-YRAR-oLD LAD IN Boston is of an in
curing turn Of mind. A few DAYS since he vas
possessed by desire 90 know whether his
younger sisters head would 90 into the family
an-pot. IL did 90 in beautifully, but il would
not come out again, and a surgical operation
was performed upon the pot, from which IL wifi
never recover, the instrument used being a
hammer. The marvellous infant now wishes "a
try another experiment with a larger bean pot
but strict guard is kept over that utensii
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BRUTALITY TO CoLLRGIAN.-SiN students
IN Kalamazoo College attempted 60 wean a tel
low student from the habit OF pr0fane language
and OF splitting wood IN his room on Sunday.
by holding his head for a short time under the
pump, while one OF their number Piled the han
Gle. he experiment was only partially sue
oess'ul, and the reforming students, upon being
arrsigned before Justice Of the peace, were
glad 70 settle BY the PAYMENT OF sll the costs.
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WAsHINGTos, HToRE0aK, BOSTON AND
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

John GIBSON will make regular week AS,~s
puiB5 between NEW YORK, ALEX IAR
aHDhlAl WABHIH GTON and10A
SLOhGETOWH, Is follows:-Lesve NEW YORK,
rom Pier 50 East river, every SATURDAY at
D. m, leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at =
- m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day Al ~ m
AGENT iu d information sPPly to A. DENHAM,
own, or at the corner Of 18th street and New Yorh
'Ts1ne Ers,o,,. W. THOMPSON, President.
iers len at General ONCE, sos Pennsylvanis ave
nue., or at the steamer wharf, viii be promptly ct.
so1uoU iail.kY
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BIZ b q: T s..I ls:s. prol.r ana Aue.,o,..r,
TVS Seventh street, between @ and ii.
TRggsgygE1s 81. AL o.. az yALgABLI gHIM;
yIBM0MT AVENUE, BErMEEN NORTH

PR0vER RIAL ESTATE rRONTIH0 ON
TT1ahsHSosIs 1 AkAs1sssl FPzzttST 1ios S0sfH
E foc q. q sea e' s.s q sss nand G ss
cord: q W..hingtOn county, p. O., end 4 the re-
Iie auction, In front OF the premises :, onWIDxEs
pay, Isbruary 2sth, 49, e . O'Clock, .. m, the
and being en- that certain piece or Parosl q
land known ard distinguished on the land records
nfy-six, IN the recorded subdiv isio. q oriSina
iot numbered i've, GD In square numosrsd teree
twS inehs, y,sh the depth Ofssvsas fsss seven
Ter Of csle: ous-shird cash; bsla.ss in six,
and twelve no1ths, 9TH inter- ise1 1ay q sale,
s ssso sss. 8 ~ & y. ~ !. = sss. vss
Sr1cS q. II tss1s sf sSls srs not compiled Win
Ell - rroSsrty q TIE risk encos Of ths default
IND 1urchassr. sfisr Ave .(Sl days edyerti,snsnt
i IS: .,sss :S srEbbSKEiEr .ss::::
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"A L0T.I yin sell at public auction, on
THuRsDAf, Isb. 8, MA, ct o'clock ,. m, in
northwest corner Of "a and streets neEshyest.
Terms given on day Of sale. %. Q. BgBR.
issa-Hs JOS, =. KnLLpys Aret.
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

This Department is on the second floor, and is
we'll stocked with a splendid line Of PLAIN snd
FANCY SHIRIINGS. We are prepared to make
tospecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in
from three to ten days. The success attending
the manufacture of this shirt during the past two
years, has proven, beyond q doubt, that 1t
IS the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
in section of the world The thousands Of orig
NAL and duplicate orders received for these Cele-
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and
fully substsntate it, Give them atrial, and be con
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER's PAT
Knit DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District Of Columbia. All other persons attempting
to manufacture them are infringers, and the public
are Cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
Of any other parties.
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ny JOSEPH #. KELLEY, AuctiOneer.

JOSEPH +. KELLEY, Anctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERIY ON 14TH STREET. BETWEEN
TON.
- By virtue of e deed Of trust, dated July 2sd,
9 ID, 1873, duly recorded in Liber IA, folio 4Sl
set seq, one of the land records of the Distrfc:
~ Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
thereby, will sell. at public auction, in front Of
me premises, on MONDAY, February ID, 1874,
At O'Clock m, all those certain pieces or par
ceis OF ground and premises known and described
on the land records Lots sixty, f6OD and sixty
three, 49, in Il. II. Mathews sub division of lots
one. two, 20 three,(3 flour ( and twenty (7O)
in square numbered two hundred and four, (9OiJ In
the city Of Washington and District of Columbia
The above lots, with valuable i'm provements there
on, VIII be sold subject to q prior incumbrance of
81 600 each, which is to run 1--WE years from MAY
lst, 1873
Terms made known on day IF sale.
THO. II. GATUHELU. Trustee,
Jar2l-dSds JOS. +. KELLEY, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
PONED until WEDNESDAY, the 4th inst, same
hour and place.
THO. r. GATCHELL, Trustee
lei 3-d6ds JOS. II. KELLEY, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
p1 GREEN q WILLIAM, Aucs.oueerp,
- Ho. 1901. northwest corner lnth and ID q,

ID no. 1901. northw1st corner bah and sss
rSg gSr SALE ., OF =, AN AITn.oIIys
Win Shlp e on fsI %HsF
si sTK OF sTs s6 sTEEET, BETWEEN P AND
yeneer 1871, and duly reoordedin Liber No.
q saa 81 tSs
suhi 81 me party secured thersby we viii sell, 81
t,ddsT ~EDSEsPAY rsSfSssy = IN is 9iss :;
corded subdivision Of lots in square three S9nsrsd
and sints I've, 800 fronting seventeen fest nine
street sHd Streets a By slas OF Of s ss
hundred and twenty taO) feet to an slisy Ten feet
s1k MoSse Ss 6sssSs
modern improvements, and the street is Just being
special Improvement tax; all other taxes win be paid
Terms Of sale are as prescribed By the deed Of
trust: CO. with interest from May l. 1873, al ten
per cent in cash and the baiauce in and II mon,bs
s' Of Sssd
trust %, on the property sold, win be taken deposit
sale the deposits viii Be- forfeited. All eonye sSr
BBsAINARB q: WARNkB,, rr,,,...
,an2sest sSh'G sf Y EsNTlPKsE EEisns, Auos.
VAkLSSAABILIE . SALE OF InPKoXEp ZEAL
s 81 1aIT sSS 6kFTw hEE*EES ASbV
sistSs Of TWO desds Of t1us. to me- dated
ne ZotD gay OF May. 1873, ana recorded Libars
No 7s and IA foios 335 and 29e in the land records
request Of The holder Of the notes secured thereby
will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, the
51st day Of January 1874, at O'Clock D. M, ia
front OF the premises, Lots numbered so and 6l in
Z. bay hew's subdivision of original lots one,
two, three e, four, and twenty, In square numbered
incun braLce of $4,000 each, which is to run i've
ears from May LIST, 1873.
Terms made known on day Of sale;
O. q. BURR, Trustee
Jsn2l-d JOS r. KELLEY, Auctoneer
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, February same hour and place
49, o. G. BURR, Trustee,
1eba JOSEPH F KELLEY, Auct
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
ACTION, SITUATED ON I4TH STREET
SETMMEEN U AND STREETS NORTH-
- By virtue of deed of trust to me, d.ted 18th
&s72l, folio 324, one of the land records of the
&C unity Washington District of Columbia, and by
request OF the party secured thereby will sell AZ
public auction, in front of the premises on MON
DAY, February Cd, lo74, at $3.50 O'Clock D m, Lot
numbered 81, in +. May hew's subdivision of orig
twenty, l20D In square numbered two hundred and
fur, (2e4D
The above named lot will be sold subject to prior
from May Isl 1873.
Terms made known on day Of sale;
janA-dtds JOSEPH II. KELLEY, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED unit,
WEDNESDAY, February 4, same hour and place.
@ O. BURR, Trustee.
Iebz JOSEPH KELLEY, Auct.
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A BRUTAL WIFE MURDER.-David Y. Bod
gett, Of Baltimore, Vermont, cut his wife's
throat with jsck-knife at her house on Satur-
cay, while she was nursing her infant. The
murdered woman leaves i've children No
reason Is assigned, other than that Blodgett
wanted his wife TO return home, and she refused