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We shall donate 5000 to the Manufacturers As
sOciatiuu. OOi to the Art Gallery 81 80 to the
Agricultural society, aud $500 10 the Library As5u-
citation ol Dubuque. eI0d0 VIII De given to help de
fray the cNpcus : OF musicians irtdI abroad while
III the city, who take part in the jubilee and Con
certs. We will gicy full set Il German Silver In
strumrntr, tl2 Mouth Pieces, Bass and Suorc Drum
and EvmUai-. TO the beet drilled band. All Bauds
q, -irug 10 enter the contest must noly Us thirty
ds : b, fore the concert i- given Thi- cutcrpr-e
is hear lily endorsed by the leading men OF Du-
bUquc
We take pleasure in referring to the following
The daily Argus., 1874-07-23

10 Standard Swing MaCh'e- 1"I|J 1909
We wHut good rcuaule agent Ia every town I
the United ~tAres- To -uCu a man a liberal com
mission viii be- given Good references required.
send tor circular to- agents.
80 Price Of Tickets u % nm
Jubilee ana Grand Concert % uUi
sy Remember We give a Present with every
ticket -|ld.
Money should be sent bv Draft. r. Oihce
order or b. Express with the adlrr-- ct he pur-
chaser fully and .. ancly written
For further particulars address
w. M. CASTLE, Manager.
155 10 MaiI Street,
DUBUQUE.-.-.-... IOWA.
-25dluurS-stGStd
, 1874-03-18
To THE EDITOR OF THE ST. ORoIx AVIS"
Mr.. Editor,
Mr.. Editor,

In the "St. Croix Avis No. 81, a Correspon-
of the privilege to trade in other articles than
medicines, which the Apothecaries here have,
and which he denounces as mot just"
Your Correspondent does not however bring
forward any argument as to why he considers
it not just" which though perhaps would be a
difficult matter for him, if we read Alright the
Ordinance concerning trades and professions
in the Danish West India possessions-Of Sept.
9th 1853" where in Chap. 2 5 4 we find the
following clause" Apothecaries shall take out
burgherbriefs as retailers, unless they intend to
carry on trade by wholesale with other merohan-
carries, in which case they shall take out ~burgher-
seem that the right of the Apothecaries to ex-
tend their trade beyond medicines, is not only
plainly evident, but is clearly foreseen as a natu-
raj consequence or necessity, as it is scarcely
to be expected that the authorities, would force
upon them a burgherbrief for which they had
no use
Neither does your Correspondent take on him
self directly to advance or prove that the Apothe-
carries monopoly as far as st. Croix is concerned
is in itself of any great value, which would Ger
tainly be also a difficult matter, in spite of the
assertion to this effect, which is now and then
heard.
The Undersigned, who is an old inhabitant of
the! island, and who has had several opportunities
for observing the development of different mat
tiers, has also for several years had an insight
in the affairs of the apothecaries and the apothe-
cary institution on the whole. but has never
found that they were so fortunately situated, as
, 1874-03-18

democratic countries. In the legislative
assemblies of Switzerland, individuals of
the lower classes as representatives are
altogether exceptional. sights the same is
true in America, where three-fourths of
Congress are Judges and lawyers, and
there it has become a trite phrase that to
make laws you must know law. During
the late elections in England, it was tele-
graphed the world round, that the labour-
ing classes had succeeded in getting one
of their number into Parliament. He is
the first working man who ever entered
that assembly. Now, compare this fact
with what results from the composition of
the Lower House in Denmark, and it will
readily be seen what a difference there must
be, says Dagbladet, between the state of poll
cal development of the two countries, and
it will be perceived that the political form
in those two countries must, by virtue of
the hard logic of facts, be vastly different.
Dagbladet puts the question What will
become of Parliamentarism in England 90
years hence if the franchise is still further
extended to come nearer that of Denmark,
or if even more use is made of that which
exists. ga constitutional monarchy is
compatible with the broadcast form
of democracy; but with parIiamenta-
rism it is impossible. The parliament
tary system has been developed by
and for other more delicate couches
sociaies." The demands for power put
forward in Denmark now, are in other
countries only seen to loom in the distant
future. Absolute power is demanded by a
class of society whose compeers in other
countries are only in a small measure IN
dependent participants in political life.
DagbIadet acknowledges that the Danish
peasants-Who chiefly compose the United
Left both as regards education and char
acter, stand relatively high, and there is no
fear of their radicaIism, and that it there
were, they themselves would be the sut-
ferers; but it cannot acknowledge that
they as a political party possess qualities
which would entitle them to exercise the
absolute dominion at which they aim.
"In many other countries, the conflicts
corresponding to the present one in Den
mark will most certainly be carried on in
a different manner: the parliamentary de-
bates will be dropped and the constitutions
al difficulties treated after the manner Of
Spain aud other countries, a kind of game
of which the result is certain to terminate
in favour of the side that is best organized
for the fight, with other weapons than those
afforded by the constitution. In Denmark
there is no danger Of things taking such a
turn every thing will be settled constitu-
tionaIly, and whereas some recommend to
let matters be brought to a point as soon
as possible, the DagbIad thinks that de-
lay is for the interest of both sides.
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DY LATINER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest coruer Of nnsylvania avenue and Elev-
&nth STREET, Star Once Building.

Ry virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 2ist day
Of March, A. D. lul, and duly recorded in Liber
No. o. folio n &C., Of the Land Records for the
District Of Columbia, and BY direction Of the party
seeured thereby, We win sslh e public suction, IN
insSeseribsd ot cf ground and premises, being in
the city OF Washington, d: c., and known on the
ground plat or plan Of said city q part
GssSIsd and :i.sy.thiss: and contained a.nS.
Commencing for lie same 81 The southwest corner
OF said square, and running thence north twenty
feet three and . half inches; thence east thirty
three fsef SIX and half inches; thence north eleven
inches; thence East Fty-six feet six nches thence
south, eiRhty-fhroe feet inch from the north
vest corner Of s?,d squares thence east ,svensseI
he line q vl eighty 1 ss.n .na e.:
sid svs9as 70 the place q RsgUains tsssihes with
soiI and 6..smeps BE.sk PT,sliinE. .,-,,.,, Ar.
mSs Se paia Il n sale, the defer,ed PAYMENT; to
Be made % Sqpsi ina..nfs, with interest a. iI,e
rate Of eight per cent. pef 1nuun., - N' "a
and eighteen months from the day 0f sase, ~.
secured BY deed Of trust upon the psemises sold.
after sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right
notice at the risk and cost OF first purchaser. All
conveyancing at purchasers cost.
VIZ MEEs a. F 4; GMhkkE' Trustees.
LATlMER q CLEARY, Auctioncers.
fs14-STuTh&ds
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pALTlMoRE AND PoToMAcRAILRoAD

RALTlMoRE AND PoroMAoRAILRoAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND srREETs
NoRTHWEsT. ,,,
R.f;.s 1 nv N SS'ii
80 !. NJ, Ei8ir. M.ll. s:lss: NJ. New YSfi Ex-
s $Ss,'ly m s.sss ses Y YSns S.
p.ess, daily, except Sun don Cn, daily
as SAY 6a,l,. Aecommod,. SIS Z. M. Baltimore Ex-
us :; M, East Line lo:ss :: M, DAILY Fast
IT.. u oR: scutSssn
sapss: Yosf
except SUNDAY. o.,., press, daily, except sun
''s a.ei. Ioai.vfiIs south 81 F. m, Aecommoda-
daily, except Sunday; ton except STnaaS Hom
81 tfoPP. e m sSnaaS B.simofe daily
':s Daily New ssI s S SSatShas from west
s;3s q. M PacIdc Ex- II :0s p. M, Soutnern Ell.
P'e''' ~~'' liza New York Express,
Trains leaving Washington At SIS .. m. .nd $50
p. m. connect ft Bowie with trains for Pope's
Grses lsfynS Bowie =: 70 1. M NJ, and $40 P H. ar
and s:sop: m. connect af Odenton with trains for
y ssa s s iss, ana
Psss.nssrs leaving then orders .. Ticket once,
n1e. north west corner Sixth and Pennsyivsnia ave-
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
.st SoteIs and ,e,idsnsss 70 Al point, Eorth and
%si: slsafe f
3Nsn, ss9 s Hsa,RScisc0 and all points
. DyHyARRrs Gen; sI per- q scSs
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PATENT AGENTS.

PATENT A0kHT8.
KEIaHT DRornrRs: go st., nssr Patent oAce.
f.: "a {; I1SIy; q M =, spP: T: g. Dept.
MR.. e III s.; 3. 8. aud Foreign PATENTS
PMOTOGRAfA GAILEnIEs.
Bys Buyers Co, sScces:ors 70 brady, e Pa. ave.
y r..
Z. j. PrLLSAN, sss Pa: ave-, oyer Tse,s =, Gs sSs
Special stteasiGs given 70 SSpying
rIrMREns AID I'd G e s. =. u, ~ and
10Th sts Practical Plumbers and Steam end Gas: 81
filters Ind woesas an Tst, 10 ~ sr.Se
si large s sS ss.st
G prsmp tfSa ss.sa
kcsr ssI sso,s ~ a ::s "a
PRINTING OFFICES.
S SDR ssoDGsXss, .sv., AZ asth.
PRODUCE AND PROvISION2.
Ms:.sss R,.ss Cor s. s
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MAURr BnoTMER; loo street s !: \. " v!.Musurn..
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN WELcKEn 18th ST., bet.,N.Y.ave. and h It:
SCHOOLS AND C0LLEGES.
sus.SFss sNE IN cnS
Sp Sll g wsl BY s.la,as :, '' nth street,
SEWING MACHINES.
sSS 81 s1s y IN
The swlIiest ; and lishtest Iu4nnS Of any lock,
ses ,.e Aazs
at all on the under thread.
proved sewing Machines, which have no equal.
6alRT RACrORIES.
DKvLIN Co., (of New York; IIos Est, near iith.
SHOOTING 0ALLERlES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Hess, 4ioHhsf
SILVER PLATERS.
RoBr. A. wHIrEHAND, so4 d. st., bet. Sh and 9Th.
G streets, near Patent once.
STAMPING DEPOTS.
WM PRINCE oS street. Setrsen III and Inn
STATIONERY, &c.
BEN. +. FRENCH sis 18th st., under Nat Metropol'
han Bank, Stationery, &c. . speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
ALEX. R. SHEPHERD Co., $40 "a. az, bet: stn
STOVES, SHEET IRON 4 TIN WARE.
W. d. WYvILL, 4ss Pa. av., near ~ st.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
Retail Dealer IN ToIisso Snuh; Gif ,.s PIPES
TRUNkS, &C..
JAMES s. TorHkM 4 Co., rs nh ST.. next to- Odd
Fellows Hall. Fine Sole Leather and Dress
Trunks Vallses, Travelling Bags. Ladies'
Satchels, Belts, Russia, Calf and Morocco Pock.
boxes, &C., &c. Alec, Fine Harness, Saddlery,
Carriage Robes, &c.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, Se,
CEAs. q. PHARCE, Ili9 Pa. ave.. bet. 18th 1Sths
WM. ROGERS, 400 18th ST., near Penu,. avenue.
CPHOISTERERS.
W. R. CRAMPsIY, 1912 street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
], q, HINAULT 4 Son, Importers, Icos st. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
T. EDw CLARK Co., SaS Louisiana avenue.
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IL No. 4l6 Tenth street northwest near Penn
sylvania avenue, Office for the special treatment of
all diseases of the URINARY ORGANS. From
long experience In both hospital and private prac-
tice, will guarantee permanent and radical cure
of SpermatorrhRa seminal weakness, voluntary
seminal losses, impotency, mental and physical In
esPsey' Pedimsin;i,ss to msTr shs' &C; and inc
geets structures all diseases OF the skin, such
as scurvy, scrofnla, ulcers, bOils blotches and
Pimples on the face and body; consumption, cpl
epsy. and fits induced by selflndugence or Sc xua!
cNtrayagance. Diseases recently contracted cured
In three to five days. Syphilitic poison in all Its
stages eraiicsted from the System without the use
OF mercury. DIR. r., located for many years ut 10
and q South Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd. has
consented after many solicitations from his WASH
cify, where he may be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday In each week. from Z to p. m.
peDnsy lv ania avenue. ta29-f
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DYD. II. WARNER, -.-
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N. w

RYD. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
rET EsGE &E1 SqH
sSSHss 4, sf$5SH
ssTTR1E1H }3fsT MT66SST' BETWEEN LASDA NORTH
By virtue Of deed oftrust, dated Teoru.ry 10 A,
n duly r. e L,Ser No % 1Ss 81
ss y s. ssS. ss e RSS
p.ssel ss!Ssa sr.ss AL. al 'fs Wing ltf:
&c pf p. e
s::I +:
beet north from the southeast corner Of said lot and
1ss Sc & sias
hundred loS sses 70 tie s:sinninx !Ss :.me being
zepSsniss Jones q s;d original lot nImbered oDs
Together with re improvements, consisting Of
Dwelling. .th piesssa:b!ieH fioas and -s Marble
Ss nj s; g: ssS' Is; .Ss ssS
& e. a ss9 e 9ss: s%nss /. ~
81. Of &c in on. and
mum, payable mi-annualy, for which the notes Of
property sold, viii be taken. IA deposit Of two hun:
sale. All conveyancinG ct purchasers cost. II
terms of.ale are not complied with In ten days from
the property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng
purchaser alter I've days In some
g more newspapsr; p1sl!;;hsd IN washington, D.
y. 1 i. t c6IDwE ELS Salesman. iSssss.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until unit. TUESDAY, Msrfs lSs e p. M. same
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SILICA PIPE.
To Capitalists and Others
OF THE
WASHINGTON SILICA PIPE COMPANY,
President and Treasurer, .."
WILLIAM DICKSON.
Vice President.
COL. w. W, WARDEN.
,ssetctarI.
RICHARD 4AasissRSaisSEarox. Eso.

|
RICHARD HaiRsRsnnfNarox. ESQ.
cH ssiKPffiRsss' ". eHsH kNsftWsessTfTi
CAPITAL, taOas", IN 3 goo SHARES OF sio'
Once. of the Company. IN rour.,na...b,,
& Sc BS:1a n y cs1' door to the 0ee'
lie 1as1,
turing sewer, drain, water and other. pipes, In
x. Sas
various patents granted to Middleton { Lawrence.
Sd
land and Virginia, and propose erecting suitable
vi" ana %
the material for the manufseture OF which can be
;Tf Iii: p i 5 mad. q siiie. naussa =. high
tempsisturs. .nS s:.. T. ns,al!e %eula: ,.,,,
Sc .s Ss Il IS. nsais. q
sIsssn e ss!sS as!: r sSsi; eoas!rasiiSn;
can e drilled and cut n any fs 81;
.a ss ss IS Of ~ ne Iss e.
For sidewalk pavements the thing viii be fur.
es.as saSTS s he
brick pavement. ~..-,v ..,.,
Of su.
that Che Ireat eities q Baltimore and Richmond
sss e
coupled With their exclusive rights under their
an e osrsa 70 saP
Tia Company propose, for the present, to call up
payments often Per cent. each, TO be made As fol-
thirty days aer the subscription books are closed
and the remaining ten Per cent thirty days there
The subscription sools ARE NOW OPEN at the
Company's oflcea, Nc; ss four-snd-a-half street,
WorSs 81 lie limited states Siics Pine Ccmnany Of
New York and Staten Island. may be Inspected,
AND WILL CLOSE ON MARCH 1 NEXT. This
following form may be used In applying for shares;
To WILLIAM DICKSON, ESQ.,,
Treasurer Washington Silica Pipe Company,
No. No Four and-a-hslf ST., Washington. d. G..
Please allot me - shares Of the Washington
forward herewith -, being ten per cent. Of
Signature In full:
Residence:
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue ofa writ Of Teri Iaetas issned ont Of the
Of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at pub
lie sale, for cash. In front OF the COurt-houSe door
Of said District, on FRIDAY the an day Of March,
lGA at !! o'clock M, all defendants right. title,
Lunny's subdivision Of lots Nosl and In Parker
subdivision Of Original lot No in square No: ~
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied upon a. the property Of
John g. Brent, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No. s25s, Equity Docket, In favor Of Margaret A.
Brent. ALEX. SHARP,
EeIl-d U, s, Marshal d. C.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB LUMBER FOR THE
POST 0FFICE. NEW YORK CITY:

U. s. CoUkr HOUSE AND rosI OFFICE,
OPTIC. OF surEnIsIrsDESr: reS. q, isls }
Sealed prePo:sis w = fscsysd :. .sls e &c M
sS s.ss: e: ana fs:
s:s B. !SLI s; or les southern Pin. Rail-.
feet g. ~ n sass e. Pin. Floor
:sa: IA i% ;ssS. sAisi' and il ~idsA not
1000 feet B. r. S%Ors or les. Black wsi nut
sna i ", %ass: :1 no. 's;:
s ssS 2. .s.sl sl'et Walnut ''-n
1900 feet lIneaI (more or less! Mahogany, s,wnin
strips to hnish IL KS inches. y
l1:s q sn:s & Msss.'ny '."n
400 ssss ias.l !@css q Iss;S M.hoGsny, ss"n In
:. =. ::;Sps !; Sai:S ss8S lSeS:;;; - ~, !,
ssr!p ns g S %Gas s z incss:
% feet inss, q ass;, %s.hosany awn In
@S:s e Si M;h isss gis s.shy
~ inches thick, in widths from TO =
,,so s.ss >, =. S3er. Or Lee, M.hessny, to anish
q nisn i'l
All the preceding schedule OF lumber must be Of
&: e::. r. sis
shakes and other defects, and must all BE- delivered
in such lengths and in such quantities - Will be
called for by the superintendent.
The Southern pine rails and flooring must all be
heart STUFF free rom all defects, as none other will
The Sack walnut VIII be Of the best quality,
The mahogany 10 be Of the best quality Hondu-
ras.
m fRe' Oh eA'" u 'ns wv 49, = = =.
Payments will be made on the delivery and accept.
ance OF material. deducting ten per centum until
the completion OF the contract:
All bids must be accompanied By the penal bond
Of responsible persons in the sum OF I'VE thou.
sand dollars (ea 0ool that the w accept and
perform the contract, II awarded him; the sum.
Cheney Of the security be certified BY the United
states judge, clerk OF the United States court, OF
the district attorney Of the district wherein he re-
sides. .-
or ali bids II It be deemed for the interest OF the
Government to do SO, and any bid that - not mad!
the printed form to be obtained In this ooee and
does not conform In every respect to the require
ments Of this advertisement, viii not Be considered
neither will any proposal be received from Partiea
who are not engaged In the lumber trade
and who have mot the necessary facilities for fur
nIshing the materials.
Propos.ls VIII Be inclosed in sealed enye!ope, in
fsl8 G. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK.
AND ALL POINTS f. r. TT TIE NEW ES SaiHSHb,
WITHOUT tMA EGkk or CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
fft.h! as sisEsS On pay
a Sc :Fis1 afssszx Ssisgss:sSy &C.
q .ss asypos
rGsomac r1ii5osd, northeast corner Of Sixth and
Fast line, leave washington At 500 =. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s:as. m. daily, ezeep. Sun.
Leave West rhilsdelphl. at i:l5 p. m. daily. tx.
Arrive Il New York At $40 p. m. daily, excep,
Rseh8ond express. leave Washington at lis p. m.
Leave eaf ssitiSoss Il s:Dp H. daily, except Sun.
leave Yves. Phll.delph!s At s:op. m.
Night express, leave WashinEfou at EOS p. m.
o1 Lsaye baltimore q io;S p. N. daily.
Leave Wei rh9 .ds !! s:o s, sSS q daily
Fast line, leave New York q s:ss a. m.
kiehSoaa ssssss'iS sass York M
A1Ss . Z s.as New p
on SOUND Ney York, New Haven al, and pI Hartford
road, Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river.
Fare as low as ~ any other route. ,,..,.
vste fesldences on orders len q the following
ofices, where tickets and information can Pc OBJ.
baltimore and Potomsc rairoas soFn Ho sISta and
Jv2i-tf General Passenger Agent.
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DY EDWIN J.. SWEET,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer.
NO. III Seventh street, opposite U. 8. Post Once.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
GATED on THE CORN Err OF SEVENTH AND
II STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUC-

By Iirtue Of decd Of trust to us, dated August
%, 4. b. l0., and duly recorded In Libcr No. 6pe,
folio ise ct one q the snd records for Wash
request Of the party secured thereby We win sell at
Rishes. bidder, on SATURDAY, February b A. d.
1874 st l:1 O'Clock p M, all that part OF lot num-
eight CD, eomprised within the following mctes
and bounds: Commencing for the same at the south
westeornss ofssid lot and thence north
(ix feet; thence south twentyone l2l feet; thence
west one hundred and twenty-five (fxl feet, to the
place Of beginning. and being the south twenty one
lsl fest q LOT nu@bsred eight 90. and eont.ininE
square feet, Together With The improvements: =.
cash, and the balance In sig 20: twelve (fz) and
eighteen (le) months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale,
and secnred BY deed Of trust the property sold
viii be taken. A deposit Of one hundred dollars
VIII Be required time Of sale. An conveyencinG
At expense Of thefpurchascr. II terms Of sale are
not complied With In seven days. tho trustees re:
rsk OF the deAultng purchaser after I'VE days i'd
vertisement In or more newspapers pablished In
the city Of Washington, ID. G.
s si 81 MA W HsEIEf;cksEY. trrus.ee..
feI7-TuThS&ds E. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NoRTHwEsT, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

On and after Deeember7 is1a, trains Will leave IS
WsShing ton..... SO .. N. Baltim. ore...s3 .. m
. ..... s:sop. % . ...:s:ss 3 3: % I'M:
s:N j. n. ::.u.U p. N.
night can, with modern Improvements. "A g.,
Two hundred miles saved to Western ano Central
The ~ =. m. Elmira daily, except Monday; the
m. daily, except Sunday, west and Southwest; s:sa
Pm. dahy' MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from Washington TO st. Louis, Chicago And
buffalo without change.
Tickets by this route can be procured % the ONCE,
corner Of sixth street and fennsyiyania svenus,
where reliable information Will be gisen as atimes.
Passenger procuring tickets At these omces can
Chicago and Buffalo. w., .,.,r.
Corner Thirteenth ct. and rS Shn, oven1e,
ER YOUNG General ss;Es .Is;a aSe1asa IA.
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ALExANDRlA ANb WASHINGTON
"a RRhhIgkE9A11r sse AtEXASpQRlA AND

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND b SThkElS.
Local trains for Alexandra leave - follows, y,
ns. M. 50 r m, and g e, an 2. AMI an;
Local trains leave :Alexandriass follows: & Z.
?: q: from Alexsadha daily; other trains daily
Trsins masked tins .cSnnecs with traipso on Wash
GREAT sOUTHEkN EXPRESS, via Rlchmend,
leaves washington lf:ss p. m, dlily, except Sun
daX: :roush Tickets To all points South and South.
west FOR sale at the once corner Sixth and Pennsyl
vanis avenue, and Thirteenth and Penny!vSnta
Esse to be checked s. all hotels and rsssdssnces
ty1O.tf General Passenger Agent.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The fine Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hav.
ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk. will leave
her wharf, foot Of sixth street, every MONDAY
and TIL RSDAY, at p. M, touching At the prin.
ctpsl river lsndings, CONNECTING At Norfolk with
steamship of the NJ. and NJ. Line for Boston and
Providence: wIn the LoriIlard Stemship Compa nv
for New York. Freight should be addressed '.Cars
of Lady Of the Lake. via Norfolk.
n. r. rITZHUGH, Agent,
Sixth-street wharf.
A. G. PLANT, General Agent,
mhs0 Room No, 10 Pant Ruu0ing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-19

INgS On CAPLToLHILL, In GRANTS EAST
BY virtue Of ten deeds Of trust from Albert Grant
end wife, dated Nay =, 1871. and duly recorded u
Llber No. a. folio - Ct seq, and Laber No. -.
folio ct seq Of the nd records Of the District Of
Columbs. We will FL P.Slic auction Z. 'front.' Of
~. e o,s,cen M lSt, q Iu%S ,sie6
% :aasIs Ne. lS in the city Of washinsfsa, Dis
Lots Nos. !. q 10 q, z and Y are !. .Sgseysd
e and RI me ssSys hos :,s new S2i efoS 81
Nth sr.tory bach ani:he6 inssS S c,sn
thee bs!hrSons and elects; and are Z svsry par
proved 6y dweiling No .is East Capitol street and
q four-s front and 1ve-steV back building,
1niehed In the same manner - the foregoing oe-
ecrioed Properly. All the above lots are further
Improved ~ substantial brick stsees and carriage
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and the bslasee
ut SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, for which the
netes Of the purchaser, with interest at ten per
ssc1red On the properly soid, viii be taken. de-
posit OF 60 VIII be required on each lot at the time
Of sale. II the terms or sale are not complied with
in ave days the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property On Ave days notice by Advertisement
10 the Evenasg Star, At the risk and cost Of the do
--'' 2: i. s!A1EAL4AuDEr. Trustees.