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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-12-04
Athsas Cost.
Athens, Friday, December 4, 1874.
Go Away!
BY CHARLOTTE HOWE.

$50 away I'm busyw
A little, perplexed face lifts itself anx-
iously TO the fretful mothers as II won
dering at the cold rebuff so nndesevred-
~, so suddenly given.
"Go away! Why, my place is hero.
Indeed, have no other in the worldp
looks the baby eyes. go away from
my mamma have nowhere TO CO."
Sure enough, where should the baby
go but TO its mothers heart ?--and what
business can there be that has the right
to usurp, for one moment this tiny lit
tie monarch?
1t is new dress that must be COM
plcted, i suppose; or II Is bit of fine
ry for baby herself; or ii is a new book
full OF enchanting situations; or some
BODY has called--and for these simple
matters little heart must be grieved,
ana the whole world made cloudy to
alittle mind.
Mother, you are wrong! Let me tell
you something. love new books, new
dresses hnery, anu callers; but for the
sound OF one little voice hushed into
eternal silence, Tor the return of one
little one, gone away forever, | think
could give up all the world, and
never ask IL again.
Ihese niue ones are infinitely pre-
'ious 20 U.S. ana 10 'hem mamma is all
the "orio ana one u1kihd wofd from
her can hurt the tender, sensitive little
heaH past all teiiihg'
And one unkind word spokento these
innocent listeners ie"Ves lis impression
III ihuehoie MARKS Whieh often are new
VI oo'i'cra.eo'
49, '""" az " ", ''oa'u'os '"'
80 ",'r'0'a 81" ''p'""'"'' CIV. '"0!
' ~ ''s"'' N"'0 anu "'''"''o" vi
"I '"
"o' N"o". """', ~, roSoiu'e "e'
'o'e"'' ",'o"''o"' anu - po'oS PoSses'
so" VI .Io minute sehSes ana must
10 e,".'"'u an" III '"o oe"''''"' ''u"'
""u '"'"' 'n' '"' no W "'"'n''''
"""''" uon pu' "o' away DIoP
''o eo"i"S VI nv oooA' ai" '"Ao ne'
ap ~ soa' a''''S auo ,o'o "cr ''r II Is
l"e' 40 NECESSARY " 'no "e'i"'o Vi nol
oei"s as "a.er "no' sue 'ni'S's' VI 'oou
"uo" bus - hungry.
uo" oe''o'o !" Pe'''ns on''o'e''
100 'huch-n sPo''s 'pe'h ana 'hey eN'
wv ~ "'""ys' 'ee" anu 0'o'"o ~!
0h'i''en' ana t"a' 10 c"oush' says
so'nooouy.
lhese are temporal wants, that must
DO attended TO, but they are not all OF
life.
Pats, kisses, smiles, forbearance and
patience are Just as necessary as milk,
fannels and socks; and the baby who
comes up without them misses what
God meant should be the portion Of
all the little, tender creatures in the
world
These simple messages rom a moth
or's heart do much toward making tho
M Al, a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-12-04

DR.. Ililgondorf German anatomist,
has been making an especial study of
the human cheek. This accounts for the
numerous visits of the American hotel
clerks to Europe during the past year,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-12-04

Rev. Mr.. Candor OF Philadelphia, an
nounces: Let us continue our worship
by listening to a piece of sheet-music
performed by tho operate quarte!te,
who have been secured regardless OF
expense"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
DROPosALs FOR CHAIN IRON.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
s.,i..w WASHINGTON, d; February Is, 1874
viii be received at this office until I2 M THE ar
"a OE APRIL, ~ Ter the belO W described best
aeIi AZ Onalh Iron, TO be delivered free Of ex =
pense 10 the 0overnment at the Wsshing fon NAVY
way be satisfactory 10 the COmmaudant of the ssis
NNy-yerd, and a. such times and in such ou.nti-
ties rs ~ be called for BY him. The LAT deiiyerv
70 Rr ps R,i9, t. 23 2Tns 50, lSi; ,vn n
LIS links Chain Iron. us inches diamster. III;
fnche. long, 1900 pounds.
LIES links Chain 1rUB, I e-l6 inches diamster Ia
q an, inches long, l51 pounds.
ISIS links Chsin Iron. 1915 inches diameter, l9S
z,OS links Chain Iron, ii l6 inches diameter 1Ds.
o inches long. rs 7U2 pounds.
Ho Inks Chain Iron, l2-6 inches diameter, Il
inches long, Is 900 pouDds.
BIDDERS will be required to send fair sau pies of
the IRON they propose to furnish marked with their
1es In one bar OF lsix) feet long, Of each Of the
9inerent sizes required, to the Command ant Of tbs
!ect to competitive tests. and will be required to
ssho pulling Strain Of 10000 (seveuty Thousand
younds 20 the eQuace-iDch section when turned
eovn 70 the usual shape AID size Of testing pieces
IN STRAIGHT lengths, free from fsws, ragged ends,
ana oSher defects and TO be equal 10 the sam e.
iurnlsned. Any iron falling below the required
~ Dc rtlected, and remain ct the risk OF the
he award will be made to the vest respou ,ib,s
bidder whose iron Of the different size comes to
the required test. ~"
Responsible, security viii be required for the
prompt and faithful delivery OF the iron whea
blank forms for bidders can be had a. this Office
q. q. THORNTOa
et4-- - ray inspector U. 8. Nav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB sTATIONERY

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1874.
eealeo proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June 80, 1878, will be received q, this
pSp sri,Dei. until the 14TH DAY OF APRIL, l574, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application, NbNH
The bids will be considered and accented sr 70.
yected item by item; and this advertisement and the
proposal so far a. BY the Secretary of the
treasury, and the bond sccompanyinR the sarne
shali constitute the contract between the Govern
tIsct Ihe bidder or bidders, and no further
he articles contracted for must be furnished from
unie 10 time during the year, in quantities pursu-
ant TO orders from the Department The entire
year. " e S"0
Each proposal must be signed by the individual,
with sufcient sureties, in the Of ten thousaud
collars, lC,UO,l approx, by United States Of
ncrf o. the district in which the sureties resi- or
90 JUSTICES, on form to be furnished by the De-
partment conditioned for furnishing such poriions
Cttne articles IS may be awardtd under IT. and the
peIi9In ance OF the contract.
expert detailed for thu by the Secretsry az
the Treasury and the delivery OF az nf rior article
VIII De deemed suthcient cause to snnuI the CON
tract, at the option OF the Secretary
Deliveries must be free of charge At the Trea,urv
Departing Mt, Washington.
. The failure to comply with anv one order under
the contract will operate as forfeiture of the entire
penalty Of the bond, the Secretary of the Treas
ury may direct the purchase, In open market. OF
such quantities OF any articles shall be
10 supply the deficiency caused b. such failure and
price which II shall be fOand Hece ssary to pay for
sue articles. " P'' "
Proposals unaccompanied by salts actory bond
VIII not be considered, and CONTRACTS will he
awarded only 10 established manufacturers NJ or
dealers In The articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
arked"PIoposals for SLationeryn
mAll-Wim-N Secretary the Ire asurY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
THIS EVENING.

RY LATIMER OLEARf.
- Auctioneers and Resl Estate Brokers,
Star once Building.
POSITIVE 0H I'VE SALE "a THE ENTIgE EFFEors
TABLIsHMkNT OF JosEPa O.. SAVAGE
EEsS6G9MPkIsISG ONE 6F THE LABiEsf
aa N1 e pntSIs OF HoUsEyrRNIsHING
washington, TOGETHER WITH SLARdE
s sHaSSTTfETTMMEsT OF STAPLE H.RDWhRE,
sPOkIlnG MATERIAL
a On FRIDAY MORNING, March l3, 1874,
~ commencing az 10 O'Clock, aud Continuing
EAtss oId morning AID evening commencing at
story, warehouse Of Joseph L. savage, ESQ, No.
IoOo Penusylyania avenue, be ween 10th aud lItS
streets, who is adopting this plan to dispose of his
immense stock, as he is about embarking in other
buslLess. We name In part
hOdoZ l. Brushes, different kinds,
~ dozen brass and iron bound Buckets:
5v d. zen W ashtubs. all sizes;
80 dozen Bowls and Trays, wooden ShogeIs and
200 Dc zen AK ard other Handles:
100 dozen Baskets, different kinds;
50 dozen shovels, best make;
Is dozen Side and Box Coffee-mills;
Counter snd Platform Scales;
Extensive assortment Of Sleighs and Skates;
Lot Cast Steel, Sand sud Emery Paper:
epSrtirg Goods, comprising Guns and Bites Of an
proved patterns and makes:
hn extensive assortment Of Fishing Tackle;
FiLe Pocket CUTLERY aud RsZors, best makes;
Fine AMI extensive assortment Of Silverware of
spleadid stock to- iSt Of Table Cutlery;
An extensive assortment Of Staple Hardware;
Lsrse collection OF Oar penters' Tools:
OarIisst- makers and Upholsterers' Hardware;
TWiIe Is and Cords, Tinwsre OF ever, dascription.
Pftcbforfs, Rskes, Hoes,
Together with many articles not necessary to men
N. B.--we would call special attention TO the
apoxe sals, as the goods are positively TO be sold
mario If LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
DIED.

DAVIS. On the morning Of the lgth Of Na.ch a,
his age - 'n ehs Soth year Ot
NE iuseral viii take place on Saturday, the sl.t
IDS All, NJ ~ clock from the re.ideDee ~ ~.
son, Thomas II. Dsyis, on 90 street betSeeo ~ a.
ss. nOIIh. asst. Friends Of the family are -. .ses
fully invite 10 attend " 80
EDMABDs. At his rcsidence, aChe~tnut HUI /"
n az brdgeport, Conn March 18th, DAVIR 4
EDHARDs, medical director U 8 Eayy, seed "a
years end months. ~ -s0' I"
LEWIS. March 18Th, 1874, wa. LEWIS, in hi.
64th year. - ~ ~
funeral from bis late residence, 1929 18th strsst
northwest, Saturday, at O'clock
LAkk: On the 18th instant, Of cousumptton
CHAbLEs M. IANE, formerly OF Candle N h
IN he SD year Of his age. ~ .f
he tuner will take place Saturday 1lst instant
a. O'Clock .. m from his late rasideace NJ 2ali
copy.l 49,
MhLCHER. March 18th, ls-4, CHARLES m.
mhbChEh, aged 1 years. Boston, N ass I, ssd
bemlock Pa, papers please copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
WILLIAM J. MILLER Trustee
mhll-d&ds B.H. WARNER, Auctiopeer
RY DUNCAESON BROS, Auc,,u.
- Corner 9Th and d streets northwest

ThUsTkE'S SALE OF A LARGE AND COM.
AUI !0US BRICK HOUSE AND PREMISES,
On Hk5OU FL SIDE OF NJ STREET NORTH, ,
MAE THE CORNER OF NINTH STREET
WEST No. 9l2, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to the subscriber,
q bearing Date November 81, 1885, and duiy re:
AcoIded, &C., and by direction of the creditors
secured tpereby shall Offer for tae, at public
uon, 10 'front.' OF the premises, on TUESDAY, Gath
gay OF Msroh, 1874 at O'Clock D. m, the follow
lug real estate and premises, to wit: The middle
psrt OF bot No Is, in Square No $50, of the plan of
CITY OF Mashington, fronting ~ feet II inches
100 slset noHD and iunniDg back with that width
~ TO public alley 80 feet wide) In the rear
vi salo iot described in said decd with the i'm
PIoremtpts thereon, insisting Of o large, we'll
puIu apa weu-arranged brick house, with ell the
~ sn Im provements, contains Is rooms flushed
Viii chins cioset and nne pantry, large dry csllar,
we'll constructed furnace for heating the
nss ana rooms; good stable for horses and carriage
LUIS pr, perry Is situated one of the haBdsomest
tIeeIs IN w arlington, and presents fine opportu
ty IoI Capitalists, members OF Congress and OF hers
css1rg 70 rake safe inv estmeut.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; tbs residue in six,
WE'VE arg eighteen mouths, the purchaser giving
notet ior the deferred payments, bearing Inter
est y the rate OF ten per cent. Per annum, aud
cnreo oy Q ceed OF trust on the premises. A dse1
At the cost OF the purchaser II the terms OF sale
are not complied with within FIVE days from the DAY
OF sale, the ustee reserve the rief 10 resell the
said property ct the risk aud cost of the default
ing pofehsser on giving three days notice ia The
nytenins ser deposit Of $3.50 req sired as soon
msfe-eoSds DUSO ANsON BROS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20

CLuBBED BY PoLICENKN.-A man named
Jos. holman, property owner, was severally
dubbed IN his own house, in New York, ON
wednesday night, by policemen John q. FOu-
hey and Hugh Fitzpatrick, 30 that his life 4,
oespeired OF. There was a noise made by some
OF the occupants OF the house, and the officers
suspected OF being partially inebriated went in .
came IN collision with Mr.. HOLMAN, and, be-
sides clubbing him, beat and kicked has wife
The coroner took the ante mOrtem statement
were substantially stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
pH GREEN wILLIAMs, AnctioneeT..
- no. 1901, northwest corner 10th ana ID sts
BANK RUPrOY.


The STOCK OF NEW YORK WHOLESALE
HOUsE At CCTIONi-IMP0krANr TO
IHk TRADE AND PUBsIC.
DOM KS TIC DRY GOODS AT AUCrION,
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
py GhEEh WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers, al their
nsLls sven1e, commencing MONDAY, March
A large consignment Of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods, co Esisting OF West Of England, French
and Gilman Broad aud Marrow Wooden Clotos Of
al shades AID cooIs; French, English aud Scotch
FsIcy TWeeds and Cassineres; Far back Il csc DIV
snd EsQuImsuN Beavers, Chiuchilas, vestinss.
CloakiDgs, &c also, Scotch, French and German
Peisly, Ca hmere, Queensland, Ottoman, Lace, sni
other fashionable and desirable shswls.
Dress Goods 10 Gre at variety, such as Black and
CoIored Silks, Sstins, Irish and Lyons pom
Inns, all wool Merins, De LANES, ss;esa
Oioths, serees, elegant imported PlsIds, Alpacas
Empress Cloths, &c. A very rich and rare sssort-
plush Suitines, Prints, BIesched ant UnbIeacLed
Cottons, from one 20 three yards wide; large line
OF ERslisb and American Blankets, FlsaneIs La
dice Gents and Chil .ren's Hosiery, Cloves, &C
together with very choice and W. selected sock
OF Nelyets, Brussels. axminster Tapestry and Iu-
gram Cal peilnss, Bugs, &c; Dsmas and Ottisg
nam Lace Curtains, Table and other l. linens, Nsp-
kihs, Turkey Red &c, from medium 10 finest i'm
ported: Marseilles and Turkish Quhs, and a va
rlety OF other goods too numerous to mention.
sales to continue from day to day until the entire
stock IL disposed ef the whole 20 be sold without re-
serve, IN lots TO suit all, for cash Sales will CON-
meDce daily at o a. m and 2 and pm
maI20 s. GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20

LARGE DEPOSITS or GuANo IN PKRu.-Larse
deposits OF guano have been found on the main
land n Peru. A commission appointed by the
government TO ascertain the quality and duan-
uty OF this guano have reported that they found
guano enough 20 pay of the foreign debt of
Peru, amounting 90 about 30 600 900 pounds
sterling. At place called Pavilion de Plea
they estimated the quantity Of good gusuo there
at Geo. 900 tons, 1000 goo more At Point LobOs
and 2O0O 600 more at other places. They also
found signs that guanO had been regularly
mined by the ancient Indian Inhabitants OF
Peru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
M A X RIEn

skOW-CARRE. March I9 Is74. at the Tnfta-
,lau church, this city, by Rev. W. 7. Clsrss, OF
hew OAK cIU u, Captaia HOWARD A. SNOW. Il
ton, NJ ass. No cards.
NRlGHT-DoEAHUE On the 10Th iustant, by
The heN. Z. y MeadJr, Mr.. GEO. ". WRIGHT. Of
NasLingtOB, ID. 10 Miss EMMAs DONAHuH,
o. Ntsimorslsnd county, Va. tBsItimOre papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
DY LATIMER & CLEkRf.
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and 18th street
Star Office Buildings.

RY LATIMER OLEkRI.
-, Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Buildings.
TAN h1TEL, sfrEA ri On PE hNtsNSrHLt
sTknsTs FshfTMEE Iko az Asp T5H
DRIED ANB FIFTY ROOMS. wv III
EA BY virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated the lst
mNr Liber ia, folio 45S, one Of the land re c.
ords OF Washington county, District Of COLUMBIA, We
secured thefeby. ecmnencing MONDAY M M5 psI
ING, March 80, 1874, at 10 O'Clock, and Continuing
eseh Gay thereafter until the whole is dispose Of
one elegant PsriOr Grand Piano, "GeOrse stsck &
Large number French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir
About fifty Rosewood aud Walnut Psrlor Suites.
r' nphGisiperes 10 veive, and reps:
Elegant Window Hangings.
9iI PsiStings, 9handelieTs, and Gas Fixtures.
Elegant Rosewood Chamber Farniture, embracing
single and double French Plate Mirror front
6le-top inclOsed washstands, and MaroIe-top
Walpnt Cbamber FHrnitnre. eors,-,,r. ., M.r,,,-
tep Dressing Bureaus, Msfbie-t s1t wash.tsUds,
W ard obes. and CCmmodes.
T Issn., SsTble;top Washstands, wsrdrobes,
Marble-top painted Cottage Suites.
Painted Chamber Furniture
About 80 Cape-sest and other Chairs.
Blne HAIR Mattresses, Cotton-top Husk Mat
treeses
Fine Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows.
Spring Beds. Tucker's pstenuand other spring.
About SO pairs OF Blankets.
Finely car ved Rosewood Marble-top Bouffets
Walnut Extension Diniog Tables.
An in mense quantity OF Tableware, embracing Sill.
yer plated Casters, Butter Dishes, Milk Pitchers,
Sugar Bowls. Knives, Forks, Table sud Tes
Spoons, &c. Also, French and Stone Ohisaware,
and Gut and Engraved Glassware Of every de-
scIiption.
Linen. consisting of great quantities OF Sheets Pill
low, ard Bolster Gases, Spreads, Towels, Damask
Table Oloi hs, Napkins, &C., &C.
Flue collection Of Decorated and Plain Toilet Sets
About Sc 900 worth Of fine Liquors, Consisting of
the standard Champagne Wines, Fine Old Bran
dies and Whistles, full line of Wines and Oor-
dials Of every description.
Several fine Clocks, Fire proof Safe, Desks, pun
ters, settees, Walnut Office Tables and Chairs.
Steam Engines, Boilers, Stoves, C., &c
An extensive assortment Of Copper and sther Cook
ing Utensils, together with all other good, con
Terms Of saie: Two hundred dollars and under,
cash; over that sum, credit of sixty and ninety
for satisfactory notes. bearing interest eight
per cent per annum. Catalogues Ieady March g.
RICHABD T. mORsELL, r.
RICHARD HARRIA9fON,f ireos'
LATIMER CLEAkY, Aucts.
N ION the morning OF the sale we shall offer
the upex pired lease (of about two years and half
OF Inc above mentioned hotel. mar9 I'd
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10y THOMAS =. wAGGAMAN
- Real Estate Auctioneer IS Tth street
TRUsTEEE SALE OF CHURrH PROPERTY,
On SIH srREEr, BETWEEN n AID N

18th Of July, A d. ls72, aud recorded in Liber
:, 6ee, folio So the undersigned Trustee viii, ON
the I41H DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1874, at D O'Clock
Lot described o. the middle 20 feet trout, on sth
street west OK Lot Il in Sanare 5ls, by tbs depth Of
The terms Of sale are: Amoust Of Indebtedness,
with expense Of sale, lsbout aI,5oo,l IN cash;
to bear per cent interest and to be secured the
property sold. $50 ct tins Of sale. Ali convey
not complied with In six days from day Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right 20 resell the property at
JOHN EDWARD THOMPsON. Trustee.
marl- THOS. !. WA9GAMAN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
IIRITID STATES MAssHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ of nsri facias. issued from the
Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash. In front Of the Oourt House door Of
March, lQS, Ct 40 O'Clock q. M, some Jvered
Spring w agon, eeiEed and levied upon tbs goods
satisfy Execution No. II "a, IN favor o. Tn sodo
r Browning vs.. King Brothers.
March " l94. mariei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20

~The report that Prince Frederick of
Prussia IL 10 make tour Of the world next sum
mer IL contradicted.
- The men on the Erie railroad pier No. 81,
are on strike for an increase OF wages from
j. A.. cents TO 20 cents an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20
DY b. III. WARNER,
- Real Estate Auctfoneer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and Y SITS northwest

RY b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
Federai Buildings corner 7th and SITS northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TsACT OF
oa
In sAl I SSU S, IMPR0yED BY LARGE
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court of
the District Of Colu nbia, passed IN Equity
against John W Van HooI ct al, the uUdersisn ed
bSde1 will 1s s. Y9bC % the ,ass
A. d ls7I, at the hour Of O'Clock I'm y, on the
premises described all the right title
in ana to all that piece or and tract Of
land lyi1g and being in said county, at Uniontown,
at the southeast corner formed By the Sc tom
OF Pierce street and Jefferson street as laid down
thence along the south side Of Jefsrson street son6
seventy hive and g half degrees, east 1--WE hundred
thence, ct right angles, south fourteen scd half
degrees, vest eight hundred and sixty seven feet,
uniontovn property and the property Of George
W. Talbert; thence, running with said line, north
quarters OF degree for variation OF compass eight
nored ana eighty feet; thence south seventy five
10 the center of sid Pierce street; thence north
fourteen and half degrees, east two hundred aud
OF Lot III on said U-isnfown plat thence south
seventy hve and half degrees, east thirty feet to
fourteen and half degrees, east one hundred and
ninety SIX feet to the point of beginning, conta aim
ing nine and quarter acres OF land, more less,
toge'her WITH the buildings and appurtenances,
consisting OF large dwelling house and Houses
Ieims OF sale One third - cash; residue in three
equal payments In six twelve and ghteen months
deferred payments TO bear at eight per cent
per annum, until paid, from day Of sale, and to be
secured Oy the promissory notes Of the purchaser
purchasers, Endorsed to the Satisfaction Of the
trustee, and 10 be a lien on the property sold No
deed gwen until the whsle purchase money and
interest shall have been paid. Two hundred d5'iars
VIII De required when property is sod or within
nty-four hours after sale. The residue of cash
pay me Mt to De made within ten days from day of
sale, otherwise the Trustee will resell the properly
At the cost aud risk Of defauIing purchaser or pur
chasefs All convey ancing at cost Of the purchaser
purchasers.
WILLIAM J. MILLER Trustes,
nhIl-d&ds II. II. WARNER, Auctiopeer.
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4 ,OaEE LOAN OYYICE, CossW ar la save-
- SD Mes Yoyh Acass, entrance on qsW <~
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
IN the city. Money loaned at the lowest rate0 3
o. interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Dianends,
eentlsnsaS 0loshins. 0arDsh and Ill srtic,ss o
yalue, jaa1l-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-20

WE OFFER DUB
STOCK OF CHRONOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT,
in order to dispose Of those hand, that we NAV
lay In new lot Of the same CHI sracter. Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful landscape,
figure and fruit pieces, and home and Su DAY chooi
notices. The prices range from 50 cents TO Is for
the ObromCs, with some very handsome Oil Paint
lngs from $50 to 9 l0o, on al Of which allow the
discount Il rs per cent. We have also a few low.
price, but good EDgray inss and Frames, which W .
include in the above Offer. This is excellent op-
portunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
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