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SCROFUIA
SCROFULOUS HUMORS.

IF VEGETINE will relieve pain. cleanse purify
and cure such diseascs. "esioring the patient 10
perfect health R4teF, trying different physic .ans.
many remedies. sun la 10 We lis- IS 10 not con
elusive proof. II you Pre n sufferer. ycn can be
cured? Why is this me cine per orm'ng such
great cures? II works in the wood. Ia the circula
ting fluid. IL truly oe cal ed the great blood
Dudher. The gieai source OF disea OF originates IN
the blood; ard no med .cine that Goes no act di-
just claim upon puolic attention, When the blood
becomes ltfeless ana SiaenInt eiiner from chanoe
of weather or climate want OF e@efc.se, ifreg al ar
Diet fIOm any other eau ., he Nesetine VIII re-
new The bloc cary of tie putrid humors.
clears the stomach regulate tie bowels and i'm
pat tone OF V gor TO the hole body. The con
victlon f., In the public mind wei as ia The
medical pro.es ion. that the remedies supplied b.
The VegeL.Dle Kingdom are mo Laie, more sue
cess al the OF di Than min raj mc Ill.
cines. Negetine is cOmpO ed o. oOtS. banks, aid
herbs 1t Is pleasaAL 10 take n nd perfectly SAFE
TO give an infant. In scroiuia the Ncset5ne has
performed wonder al cUreS where May other
rem adies have failed viii be leen by The follow
ing unsolicited testimonial;
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Founded ON a Rock :-The disappointed adj
venturers who have ON time to time attempted
to run their ,r,I,lsss potious against Plantation
Bltters. vow mat they cannot understand what
foundation tbere is fer its amazing popularity
The explapatIon is simple enough. The reputa-
ton of the worId-renowned tonic IS founded upon
a rock, the Rock of Experience.
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"A man may as well expect to grow
stronger by always eating, as wiser by
always reading.
Go TO Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill
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THE kindeat heart is that which
shrinks rasher at its own inhumanity
than at anothers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-09-25

INSTEAD of regretting that we are
sometimes deceived, we should rather
lament that we are undeceived.
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Organs Will be furnished these plans, either
through agents, or directly. 10 almost any partof
the country.
Illustrated catalogues with full descriptions OF
the organs made by this company and circulars
shown in detail the different plans of payment
on which they are now offered. cent free. Address
MASON & HAMLIR ORGAN CO. Boston. New
York or Chicago.
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CANCER.

T T is well known that the whole medical faculty
Il of all schools of medicine nave pronounced can
GERS incuTabie- Wha. sublime efffonfry in any
person TO stand up boldly IN the face OF all this
ihortty, and claim TO be able 10 cure cancer. To
put forth such aim IN The teeth of the medical
profession. In the city Of Philadelphia. with It's
~orld-i crowned scientific professors and medical
colleges would be. unless IL be substantiated in
the most UNREASONABLE manner, a height OF I'M
pudence rarely attained by mortal insn. DIR
Thorpe boldly claims that he eau cure, has Gu ed,
does cure and will cure cancer. well as diseases
of a chronic and scrofulous nature; and. further.
that he CURES EvEKY CASE TAKEN BY HIM. He
does this by a system which no other physician in
the world practice. His method of treatment In
N1gorates the body. strs up the dorm ana energies
of nature, purifies and cleahses the System. and
lmpalts tone and health 10 all the organs OF the
body. BIS method Is the most potent ever dlscov-
cred and that II Is what II Is claimed 10 be VIII pc
established TO the entire satisfaction OF any one
who Will investigate. Address TIIORPEAN n
STITUTE, No. 32ss chestnut street. PniIs deipbia.
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Best Organs for Easiest PAYMENTS.

The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co win
ners OF three highest media and diploma Of honor.
at Parts 1867 and VieRnd, 1873 and highest Gcdrds
IN Apelfcd dIt0dyS, respectfully announce that,
having greatly increased their facilities for manu-
facture, they now offer their celebrated Cabinet
Organs. mot only for cash re xcIusively, as
formerly but VIII also rent he m with priv
iIege of purchase, or sell for payments run
ming through one to four years. One may
rent an organ aud thoroughly test it before com
pleting its purchase II paid for-iR the course of
one year the cost VIII be only i've to ten per
cent. more than the lowest price for cash on de-
livery.
The following table shows amounts and times of
payment on several plans, running through one
wear for a FIVE OCTA We DOUBLE REED OR
GAN, style T. with Five stops. Vox Humane,
Etc Other styles are at propo tionate rates.
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If a man is not rising upwards TO
be an angel, depend upon it he is sink
ing down to be devil. He cannot stop
at the beast. The most savage men are
not beasts-they are worse, great deal
worse.
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.OO forisclrin dsy. Agents Address with
spseO stamp B4KSEa Bros. scEoLL SAWS, Rockford Ill
Money Making Employment. Best ever
VI offered. Address NJ. y. LOWELL. Erie. Pa
SEo son per day at home. Terms free. Address
VOEVEO GEO STISsoS & Co.. Portis I'd Maine.
&zO Zach Week. Agents wanted. Particu
10 - lars Tree. WORTH & CO. II. LOUIS, No.
P5oft on 3 80 send a5e. fez.1--.-s.
WANTED-YounS men TO learn telegraph opera
ting Tor permanent positions AT rail- Dad stations
Al Pacific Telegraph Co, box Is. Memphis Tenn.
4 GENTS wANTED-Meu and women S34 a
a week or 500 forfeited. The Sec et (ree. Write
AT once 10 tOW EN- & CO. sth street, New York.
60 - PER DAY commission or $40 week
- - - salary. and expenses. We offer IL and viii
pa n H. Apply now, &. w bberdS Co, Marion o.
UIICINo cold or sore fingers Do fteo men : work
itOOitits any hand-Sells 1T sight-I.ast q life
lme-Z samples sells for 60 cts, or STYLES
HE oil or 81 postpaid Agents wanted Address
TX h~lTN NOV LLTf CO., Sth ST, PhilA Pa.
4 OVER rfSEItS, Am. Newspaper Union repre-.
-1sents over 100 papers. divided INTO suodivIs-
ions send cent stamp for Map showing location
or papt rs with combined and separate lists, Civ
log estimates for cost OF advertising. Address, s
P sANBoRN, ia Monroe street. Chicago. Ill.
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Err NOTES.

1hio state fair the Gran
FINISHED q room on the
Jr the transaction of order
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DIR. WHITTIER.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

TrvsEY BANKER. BUSH xss Man. cIrRK. Fan
IL MIR. AND GIANT should hive a copy. No
Young man can afford to be vi hOut Il. Postage
pad on receipt of ONE DOLLAR illustrated circu-
lar ZIG pages. % any address.
W. II. sA DDLER. Publisher. baltimore. Md-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-10
EaslIinglon Mansions.

IL Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette writes" Looking down COnnecti-
cut avenue, which borders one side of COrcOran
castle, panorama OF new, rciUvenated Wash
ington is attractively laid out before US. Every
where We see elegant ediGces rearing their cost
ly roofs to the heaTens. In the foreground. d.
an elevated terrace, stands q block OF thu >,
houees, the handsCmest, in my estimation,
within the city limits. They are built OF Ohio
blue stone, quarried somewhere in the vicinity
vi Cincinnati, believe. They are buiit on the
blunt end OF a triangle, ard are very rich plain
Al imposing ia their apr earancs, free from the
piOIUse oTnainentatltG which lrses our modern
structures. From distance they look, in their
soInhre grayness and irreguls r roofs, like some
castle, odd with time and only needing masses
OF ivy mantling the parapets To make the deIu-
SION complete. L like the houses particularly
for this very suggestion of ancientpess; every-
tong In the building line al around the city il
20 culpably, slarmingly new looking, tnat one
II passing any given locality. The handsomest
II The three houses aforesaid on the corner OF
and Connecticut avenue, belongs 10 ex- GOV
erhoT She pheTd; the middle one to eX-ATchitect
Cluss, which is finished internally in the most
elaborate and princelv manner, with the finest
Tennessee marble and gorgeous frescOing. The
third house, on the corner of 18th and X
streets, is the property OF Mr.. Hallett Kill
bourn, real estate broker, who four years ago
dwelt contendediy in tiny two-stOry house of
unpreteDtious exterior, with his handsome wife
and pretty daughters. But real estate, under
advantageous circumstances, Ia a profitable
business. Could there be any better evidence
OF prosperous career than this palatial pile of
costly stone? The other three sides OF this
triangle are built up by blocks OF Mr.. Shop
herd 3 houses"
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Is This The Coming Horse..,

n TALL STORY FROM NEW YORK.
l"Burteigb'S" Letter 10 Boston Journal
The proposed trot in Boston between cele-
brated stations is the theme OF general talk in
New York. We have here a banker who. in q
quiet way, has been gathering for some time
the speediest horses of the country. He has a
quiet stable out of the city, about an hours ride
away. Here he has a track, and without OBJ
seIvation he ts recording some marye lous speed.
He says nothing about his stud on the street,
and will not be questioned. No one can get
access to his horses without a written permits
sion from himself, and that Is rarely given.
Among his treasures is a brother of "Dexter "a
gamey, speedy horse, of which marvellous things
ale told. This out-of the-way stable is Just no
the center OF good deal of interest. Among
hoTsemen 1t has been known for a long while
that Methodist minister in Kentucky owned a
colt CT which marvellous things were told. The
animal was black as a raven, and bore the
name of "BlackwoOd." The value of the
horse, in the estimation of the owner, may be
seen by the pleasant little price that was put
upon him. The EoTsemen On the street laughed
that plain Methodist Pars0n, in the wilds )f
kentuck, offered his animal TOR $50 ,O00i The
alluded to heard so much of this colt that he
took trip TO kentucky 70 look at him. lie saw
him move. he describes him as a marvel.
and he seems transformed. The captivated
New Yorker offered $50 600 for the colt. The
owner received the proposal with dsdain. He
did not even reply; ordered the horse back into
the stable and went into his house. Another
visit was made, and the horse changed-o Wners,
$4,000, II Is said, being the price. Now the
plan is this: When the famed horses that are TO
trot on your course have done their best,
"Blackwood" is to be trotted ont To see what
be can do. Those who have seen him move saw
that be is the most extraordinary animal ever
seen In this part of the country.
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EVENING STAR.
some ARrfxhted Ba.herS

few days sgo q party Of Isiies aud esntle-
day recreation at that deIightfaI resort rae
time was spent in Conversation, rowing, aud
such other ADJUSTMENTS as serve 20 MI the cas-
ket Of time in pleasant abundance, until few
Of the younger gentlemen became somewhat
exhausted under their physicaI exercises, and
at last a proposi ton was made sad unanimously
agreed upon, that three OF them wolld gO
around 3 point OF land Uniting into the lake,
and indulge in q swim in the delicious waters,
far beyond the reach OF observation, or any
accidental pngrimages made by ladies. A gen.
tlemsn representing the legal interests of Uncle
Sam happened to be one Of the party, and was
Informed OF the bathing project Of the youthful
masculine THO. He At once discovered an open
lDg Tor little fun not down on the bills, snd
accordingly waited in patience until tue bathers
had had time TO become enthusiastically engaged
in their ablutioI 5, when he seized and donneI a
ladys hat, shawl, and parasol, ana taking his
seat in boat, was rowed by couple OF friends,
also fully Informed in regard % the diversion OF
the Sathefs, TO the open air bathing spot. While
the bathers were cutting trisky antics in the
water, 10 and behold! . boat containing a sup
positions lady came suddenly around the poiut
mentioned, and came without ceremony upon
the uncIothed seas gods, COOLING tGeir
limbs in the liquif Iearls OF White Bear
The bathers we're Mortified by the appsrition.
while they yelled Justify go away. 90 away.
for Gods sake!" and dashed the waters Into
spray while striking out manfullv for a C ulster
Of uHderbTu>h on the shore near by. TIE &C
cupants OF the boat pretended not 10 hear, and
stuffed their mouths with pocket baud ketcbisfs
TO prevent exhibitions of ieyity, while the lady
IN the case, District Attorney b., famed her
self Tor himself with eXhausting zeal. The
swimmers made Astonishing time in reaching
The shore where their clothing was concealed,
but stumbled upon another horror IN the TACT
that portion OF their clOthiEg had been stolen
by friend or zoe, and there was no remedy left
excerpt TO drop upon the ragged points, OF tue
undeTbrush and despair, pictures OF sudden hOT-
rOT and helpless innocence The party in the
boat failed 10 restrain their miTth az the Iudic-
rous spectacle presented by the surprised and
disguised bsihers, ana then the nature OF the
situation dawned upon the suffering trio in the
brush. A storm OF such remarks as "Ill be
dog-Roned," "well, I'll be derned ;" ana per
maps few of more vicious and protane CD arac-
ter, suddenly broke over the neigh borhood but
Ia due time the joke was as heartily enjoyed by
the victims as by the mschieyous bOatTnen who
bad 60 successfully perpetrated II.
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or In furnished hctels NAV. after three months
stay, be returned on both SIDES. m ser rbe cOnf,-
tofs tftiNed ~ Article NIL before cftea ana
tie preceding article.
The account q she total OF dead matter shall
oe preIared IN bordeFesnN, confOr m NJ 90 the
model r annexed 10 the present regulations
ARTICLE u.
IL Is agreed tfst III rToIisous OF the o0nven-
uoh OF .,'b AItil, 100, and o. the present rs.u-
- uons, shsLl be Tat into execution the 1t ~
August. 49,.
Done ~ uuTlicste ard sirued 81 Washington
ne IN 81 JGue, 1874, and Rt Paris the e6sh OF
June. ia
lsEAL JEO. A. j. CGEswSLL.
Psstnadsfrr GerrraL
lsEAL-l LE LIMOS,
Dtrsrls~- a. a~raf 81 prrfr.
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OFFIoE OF sUpERvIsINe ARCHITECT,
IEEAsIRT DEPARYMRvr.


x,.,.s ~ W Ash INGIoN, ID. O., Sept. 7th. 1874. \
Sssito fropCrss ~ be received At this Office IN
N. ~ the OH DAY OF OCTOBKR. 1854, for fur
solnki 1eIif erinE, fitting, and putting in place
DsSI Elevator 10 the South Wing ~ the nsv
WSsbjt,~s,Ssrr' nnd Navy Departments Binding,
Copie. Of The GeDeraI Specifications, Draxipgs of
cation ~ this office.
The seafoiding required BY the Contractors to
Enf the E VISITOR In place will be furnished By the
1oNernment, free OF Charge but will be erected BY
the COntrsGors.
The IieTator must be completed within three
months from date Of eptsnce Of proposal and the
CoriI will be required TO gGAT vor
for period Of two years.
PAJueAt VII be made on the completion Of the
Nork ted l0j per cent, which will be rstsinad
q period Of six months.
All bids must be sec -npaniei by a penal bond IN
ne srn OF i've thousand dollars, sEOOO) that IN.
Dtdoer VIII accept and perform the contract il
awarded hin; the sufciercy Of the security 20 be
certned BY the United States 1dKe, CLERK OF the
district Vhsrefn he resides.
ihe Deparf rEent reserves the Tightto reject
eminent to do so.
Every bid must be made on the printed form 20 be
obtained a. this Ofice, and must inform in every
RESP ect 90 the requirements Of this ADVERTISEMENT
or II will Rot BE- cor sidered.
Pr DO ais viii not be received from parties who
are not themselves en gagged IN the msnufacturs OF
EleyssoTs, Ard vhO have not tho accessory facilities
for getting cut the work.
Proposals wilt be enclosed in a sealed envelope
Wing 81 the New state, War, and Navy peplrt-
mems Building, - and addressed 20
A. p MULLETT,
seIe 4t Supervising Architect.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROU.

BIZ WIN. L. WA wAt M.. : 90 sa, AIAgstlOneers,
no. goo and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue cor 9th q
SPECIAL AND PEREaProRY SALE OF ELE.
M4PEE' sNS skSss&sSp E t!S 3
HRrksR USE fS SkssTTHt FINN H syIS
OF ThE BEsT WoBkmANsaiP, HsviSG
ZEN SEFE MARE nm TO Sr oRRER BY MN; shMG So
Rooas FOR goSyESiEs6S OF HS SAFE H.A'
"a co On TRIDsY m0BstSG, seg:ember IL,
- fret and secord Il ror' Of our spsciSu. sales.
'fGnS Ins, a. siegs1t s.sortm.nt Of Furnture,
6ose psTGE p e Ps9q stHol and Cover.
One eIsgsnt ROser ood. frame Silk Broca.e Is Par.
One f9s lBiIds:Eys Maple Chamber Suite, with
One E.ira.fne walau. Chamber Suite, with Ward
One fine M.sbIs-Top Walnut sIdeboari.
One &c foet WalLus kxtension Table,
Rs,sys W sa,;! pi pd Cssirs
he above have all been manufactured by Samuel
Kirby, eco.
One elegant ElizsbethsR Walnut Chamber Suite,
Plate Mirror. d-tsad WssSsani' somno rg fo9e
s1oyersd Chairs in Rep, one Rocker in Rep, and
One handsome Young Napoleon Chamber Set, cost
Several handsome Walnut Chamber Suites, I'm
Italian and Tennessee Marble, ten pieces
Twelve Walnut Chamber Suites, three pieces, direct
TweIty handsome Parlor Suites, in hair.cloth,
terry, ard rep.
Walnut Marble-top Bureaus and wsshstands
Redstesds, Extension Tables,
Handsome Msrble-top Walnut Sideb0ard.
Etager6s, Bouffats
WalT ut and Oak Book cases.
HstIscks, Whstnots, sc.
Refriger ators, Stoves, Bsthtub, sc.
uCw.
Two tapestry Brussels Car pets, but little used.
Ingram ard 81 air Carpets
-Four sets Green and Gold Broc ateIIe Window
Curtains to match Parlor Suit.
Cor nices
We call special attention Of buyers to the above
sale, as all tue second hand goods have been manu-
featured by Mr. Samuel Kirby, and are in eleg ant
order and nearly new
SAFE peremptory. W. l.. WALL d CO,
sep9-d AuctiOneers
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m, JAMES q. GLOSS
ksattvss snd e. -nds e he family are sPsotfuy
invited &c Hfttcd ths urerE, from fislsts
No. -l2 street, teivoel sd aud ,. strass soath
east, Sunday, OF o'cl Ck Q m. s.
Mt NbtlL. Or WEDNESDAY, ech instant, 81 : a.
=. NJ, JOSEPH NINDELL, seed s. ears aad )
ncBtCs.
fuoeral Sunday. - D m f, from Metropolitan
Freehy ertsu church, pr. Chester slvu s.h .trref
southeast. ffitLds Oi the family isNitei a. At
tend. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-10

SNAKES IL THE STREETS OF SAVANNAH
The Savannah News of a late date savs;-A
short time since we mentioned the killing of a
large king snake in the yard attached to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. III. +. Willink, and We now have TO
record the destruction OF another OF these rem
tiles in front of private residence on Brough-
ton street. near Abercorn, early Yesterday
morning. This last specimen was of the diamond
species, and was about three feet long. We are
informed that some parties occupying place in
Ine vicinity OF where both these snakes were
killed, have been in tie habit of buvinu rentiias
or Inherent kinds from negroes and others aud
housing them in an old stable. Among them are
sald to he rattlesnskes and moccasins. 1t is as
serted that these parties have purchased reptiles
at prices varying from 50 to SIS apiece, for Euro
nean museums, and have made good specuIa-
tons by selling them at high prices in Inauv
cases obtaining $50 apiece. The police have
visited the place, and ordered the parties 20 re-
move their stock of venomous reptiles instauter.
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UYB II. WARNER,
% deal Estate Broker and huctioreer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7Ih and q sta. northwest

pYB n. WARNER,
- 3eai Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7lh and Sta northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY
BBICk DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ID STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN Isr AHD
Cd STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
~ ~ virtue OF q deed of trust to DsnI L. Eaton
ss dated October - b, A. D. 1870, duly recorded in
s liber No. 695, folio 4+6, of ths land records
fer tho District of Columbia ani also by virtue of
decree of the Supreme Court Of said District equity
cause NO. 1901, docket u, substituting the under
signed trustee 10 place Of DanIsI L. Eaton, and q;
the request of The party secured thereby will sell
at cublic auction. in front of the premises, on
TUESDAY, September ~, 1874, at $50 O'Clock D
m, all that certain piece parc ofgrOund stu ate
and being in tho city Of Washington, District Of Us-
lumbla, known and designated on the plat or plan
OF ssid city as Lot lettered + in a subdivision Of
original lots nun bered eighteen (lSD aud nineteen
t19) ln Square numbered seven hundred aud thirty
two, (7S2,) together with the improvements, &c
COZ sisiDs OF three story pressed brick front
lirR, with back building, 80.
Terms CRe-third Of the purchase money in cash.
ana the balance Ia 3, IL and is months, with intsres;
at ten per cent per anDum, and secured BY deed ot
trust Oh the property Sold s leo will be required
rs dep 1st ct time Of sale. all convey anoing at
ENEense Of purchaser. II terms Of sale not com
piled with in seven days after day of sale, the Trus
tee reese ves the right 20 resell the property at the
rise ard cost Of the defaultng purchaser, after
GEORGE w sTIcKNEY, Trustee.
J. T. CALDWELL, Salesman,
sfp5-eo&d [CbroDicle, NV fkds1
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NJ EBCBAET's LINE OF sFEANsBIPH
VS. BETPEEH
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

EeresIter See nne Steamships =. u. kHIeHT az
yOHb GIBSON will maize regular week Sz,x<.
TIP betwesn NEW YORK, ALEX- 49,
4hDEiAL WABHIH GTOE sndsSssz&z n
5kUkG EIOh N, as f0Icws:-Lsaye NEW TOEK,
ron Pier 50 East river, every SATURDAY a.
p %; leave 9kOLGEFCWH every FRIDAY Of =
=. Us aud ALEXANDRIA the same day At Inn,
toI full information apply q II. p. A. DEHHAM,
agent, once and wharf So Water street, George
soVnb or 81 the corner OF nth and New forh
avenue. J. ". THOMPSON, President.
80 rrelgnH delivered By kroxs EE press. Or
1879 left al General once, soy PennsylTanis ave.
que; 81 AZ tSs steamer wharf, viii pc promptly ~.
tended 20. feIr<y
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RY b. Ii. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildir gs. corner 7th and sts northye,

DY b. 81. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings. corner 7th and sts northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-ST0RY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF ST.
SOUTH, BETWEEN Sd AND Arm SITS. EAST.
a BY virtue Of a deed of trust to me, dated Tune
5 lCth A. ID. le72, duly recorded In Liber Ne 686,
q Columbia and at the request of the party scared
thereby, will cell at public auction in front of the
prtmiEes, Oh MONDAY, September 2ist, 1874 at
so O'Clock p. M. all that certain piece or pare 81
OF ground lying and beir In the city Of Washing
ION, District Of Cslumba, known as bsing part of
Lebsg,r subdivision of original lot numbered two
~, in square numbered seven hundred and ninety
one t7el Beghning for the same at poiat al
S)ftet west Of the northeast corner of said lot two
and runplng thence suth seventy f70) fest TO An
seyi thence along the line of said alley eighteen
oJ thence north seventy (70l feet to the pe of
Scp,h C"street thence east along the line of South
street eighteen t1S) feet 10 the place of begin-
ling; with eli tho improvements, &c, consisting of
threesto Brick Dwelling, with basement, &C.
Terms; One thlrd OF the purchase money in cash,
and me bslatce at one % and two ~ years with in.
dsed Of trust on the property sold 500 will be re-
CURED az deposit at time of sale All copyeyapoi ing
at the Of purchaser II terms sale are
complied with in seven days after day of sale the
trustee reserves the right resell this property at
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser after
nye day D. advertiser emit.
Gk0RGE W. STTCKNEY, Trustee.
ser5 cores j. L. COLDWELL, salesman
IClrOn NV. f&dsl