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- Au~s@agU0 Ou NC Auvcrssscr
u ENm the admirable address. Of the
)hsNt editor Of the C.ac;snati CONNER.
~, delivered at the Kentucky Press
! Coevuntion last week, we take the fol
bwias extracts on Advertising
"Tks Advertiser is. however, the DIFF
6cult person 10 deal with. He is often
IN need Of admonition and instruction
'fm bic OBLIGATION and building up In the
knovledge Of that which belongs to him
when he purchases admission to our col
umns. We must fix the point in the
public understanding that the newspaper
y not the product Of the hvoritism Of
advertisen-thst the editor does not ex.
ist solely by she grace Of the Being who
puts an advertisement In his paper, but
has IN his daily labor. II in nothing else,
visible and rightfaI means Of support
thss newspaper property is, like other
property, fairly productive IL carefully
managcd--that the subscriber, decently
dealt with, gets the worth of his money
THAT the advertiser does not bestow a
beneiaction and confer a solemn and
everlasting obligation, but engages in
transaction Of purely business charac-
ter for his own beneft-that he does not
patronize the Press, but that the Press
furnishes him the indispensable means of
reaching the public, and when he has
paid the bill. is on equal footing with
him. Now il he proposes to purchase
anything more than space, the advantage
Of good position and the most attractive
style that can be offered for the display
of his matter, he mistakes his relations
with the Press, or they are not sort
that would have our appreciation"
"All should know that an advertise.
ment is not conspicuous in proportion as
it is displayed--that there is great prom
inence Of type without attractiveness to
the eye-that excessive solicitation is re-
pulsive-that if the classification of adj
vertisements is careful and complete, and
the makeup of the paper according to
system that is plain, the reader knows
were TO losk for what he wants, and
turns there without regard to the size of
The type, the oddity of arrangement, or
The location of the classification head
whether it is inside or outside, first-page
or last"
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We have talked to a number OF
staunch Republicans since thee civil right,
bill has been up in Congress, all of whom
assert that If it becomes law they will
leave the party forever. Well, we can
assure them now in advance that the
bill will be passed in all its hid
and they had as well quit the
90, oo,s nm nm be done with it. There
Democrats are wont to erect 4ss-s,
measurement of a,pirants for sfiict
position, but they are both head .,
t-sssrsAs-ss .bays any 4asa " The. Radio
party. Thai they will bring out v'cso
Gus colors next August we do not for
moment doubt.
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The Cinciunati Southern Rail.
r3ad-Salc Of Bonds Prospect
or the Early Completion OF the
Road.

The Trustees Of the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad have advertised for the sale
of the 7-30 coupon bonds Of Cincinnati.
The amount of the issue is limited. there
being but one million now put out. The
Cincinnati Enquirer, in an article urging
the citizens Of Cincinnati to purchase
these bonds, and stating the securities by
which the investment is rendered safe,
says:
"When the loan is placed and the
character Of these bonds becomes known,
they will always command a ready sale
nd Nemium. This secures the cheap
eonstras I rs u !;
be looked 16xed fact, and aa.ures
to Cincinu lively trade during what
lis usually dull season. For by the
4,h of July ext there will be an army
of laborers, Nntractors. and engineers
strung along film the Ohio to the Ten
nessee. whose base of supplies will be
Cincinnati. ms year from that the To-
tssaotive and traip will be running to
the Kentucky rives over a new road,
\ppening up new country, and carrying
Nils, bridges and treaties for the regions
Gond. The fogy days of the city are
EN- I'D, and those wh3 do not feel a quick
enid of the blood FROM the pros pect of
the IA era, and ~ho ars not prepared
to weld me the new state of things, re-
sulting pm closer union between our
city andh South may as well fold their
tents. TIM which Gov. Hayne, of
South CaroNa, as Presideut'sf the first
Southern railway, said a quarter Of a
century ago, is\about TO come TO pass.
A great highway which will unite two
large portions Of our country, now sepa-
rated by mountain barrier. in free. SO.
cial and commercial Intercourse. is build
ing"
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Single Men Of Genius, Beauty,
and Immense Fortune.

1t is a rather singular fact tina, so
many of the editors of this city are liv-
ing in state Of bachelordom. Bennett,
the immensely rich editor and proprietor
Of the Nc,r York Herald, is solitary
bachelor, though he will soon be forty.
Reid, the editor Of the Tribune, is sol
itary bachelor, though he is somewhere
about forty. Marble, the editor Of the
World. is solitary widower Of forty /;
and his most brilliant staff writer, Hurl-
but, il solitary bachelor though under
fifty. Bundy, the editor of the Mad, is
a solitary bachelor, though over forty.
CoDgdon, Of the Tribune, is a solitary
widower of over fifty, and, in fact, on
the daily press alone could name a
score of leading men who are about f,rty
and wifeless. Of the editors named
,Benneff s the wealf6icst and mosf a;b-
letic; Reid is the ablest and most skill.
full; Marble is the handsomest and calm
est and Hurlbut is the most thoroughly
polished man of the world. / must
warn young or middle-aged maiden Ia
dies looking forward to matrimonial bliss
to avoid these bachelor editors, because
/ presume such warning will send
scores of these maidens in pursuit of
them. / wonder that some Of them do
not find wives among the intellectual Ia
dies who write for their papers, or try
to write for them. Such unions might
be expected to provide very brainy sue
cessors to the present editors in the natu-
raj order.-Cin. Commercial.
Put in Craddock 40 years.
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Henry WARD BEEclrEn,t or rath

HENRY WARD DEECiiER,' or rathell
the O.risitm Onion, which representa-
his views. thus replies te'the question: j,
Have Calvinist ever preached infan
in stion ~ There have doubtless hes
:. of any stats, o. who have psfrie
!, or previous couditiGlast as there are
. any officer or other penrhmen VIII
4 any duty in this section or Tor INN
: Of Jurors, who shall exclude or mil
summon any citizen for the cause aforesa
Ie shall be deemed guilty Of misdenS-
II aud be fined not more than one
d dollars. IN -
3 SIC. 5. That all cases ,Ia -,
'e tho provisions of this ae s'.,li,.,i,',
v the United States 'hanIfyiog the in,e,
?. the Supreme nr,ttter.. The eonyen
y with regard u, u the first of October
D. under the es'iili has oiiicially accepted
'ioas = 70 be represented and par
!" sX the proceedings but. 50 IA
- 1nu nj.,ner 10 represent the tnlte'
~ ~. ~ Zen appointed. Whoeve
n N =. y nied ought TO be man o
"a |nrr>1 ND Nd IDEAS.
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RICHMOND JUNCTION.
CLIzABETuTowY 4 PADUcAH
COMPLETED TO PADUCAn.

Passengers leaving Louisville $50 m train make
lose Connection At Eli1sbethtowu With 10 30 NJ train
u. BROCK, Superintendent
q. RRApsur,R. Gen'l PAS Ag't
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J! ''gs!!
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RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LINES
KNOXVILLE BRANCH.

I oUIsviLLE AND NASHVILLE II. n.
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saA-S each ~ !. The .ea.
Q.nd. IN The FaSds Fra,ss.
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alarmed. and detsrminedtio mak1\n e..
forl tclaim bin. Mr.. ManguA WAS
'designSt "a to demonstrate with the ld
kentuelisps and endeavor 70 .iaFf{
him u feWopsr seass Of the peril D
bis ~ 49,
l~esAlhear any thing you have to say,
Eebfangum," said Marshall, as the Senator
opened the conversation.
e Your friends have been greatly con-
cerned at the manner in which you have
been conducting yourself"
"Don"t wonder at it. Been badly
bothered myself. Sent you here to talk
with me, didn't they ="
YES; they thought as sometimes
take q glass myself, my advice would
have the more effect"
"You do drink too much, Mangum
I've been thinking of speaking to you on
the subject. But what do you want me
10 do?"
Your friends have the greatest sdmi-
ration for your genius and talents. They
are confident that with sobriety and APP
plication you might reasonably aspire to
the highest place under the Govern.
nent.'
- What do you think I could get?"
they sws'.~A,dogbt you might be made
Heve the negro inierv->d-states."
take position 10 Snoerat'c rai'.''-
approval q tSjfe.vl' rights oil DC mao
the test Of r Aealism' and let our can
didates evoy where demand an ou'spoke'
exDoq0n 1eg every pan who wol y
deds} |isD O deny his hi, , ,ynp,
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TuE. Educational Convention Of
Christian Church in Kentucky met
Louisville on Tuesday last for the T.
pose of defining with clearness ann "
curacy the relations which the Ohsst
in this State sustaius to its variould
st,fuies of learning, aud to adopt ST.
and easy meihod Of exercising col
troll over them. The leading questi'
will be the condition. etc. Of the In
vepity at Lexington. There are OF
hundred and fifty delegates from Q
parts Npf the State, aud the meetiI
promised to be an important one. and
great interest to the Christian Churc
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limited STATES MAIL.
Pcsr OFFIcR DEpARrMKNr.

PCsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
AsHISGroN, Mar 81 1874
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office
OF this Department; until O'Clock p. IN. of MAY
Jtn, 1874, ito be decided by the 10th OF June 1874
for carrying the mails Of the United States from
ist leIi TO June 90 1876, on the following route in
the State Of Mary land, by the schedule of de-
psrtures and arrivals herein specified, viz:
SH From Baltimore, by Garrison, Rockdale Ran.
dalstowD, and HarrisonyiIe, to North
Branch, IS miles aud back, six times weak,
by schedule Of departures and arriv ais sat
isfactCry TO the Department
For forms of proposal, guarantee, aud certJfca.
snd sso Tor instructions to the conditions 20 be
,mbrared In contrast. &c, see advertisement of
Decemb. LIST, 1873, Inviting proposals for mail ser.
vice, to be found al the principal post Offices.
Bids should be sent IN sealed envelopes, supar-
scrlbed sill proposals, State of Maryiani,n aud
Cral. 4 Al CRFSWETt
sl6-m6t postmaster aenaTsI
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DI Il ID 4.

CURTIN. On the 10th April, 1874, st his late
residence, 500 7th street, between II and 1 soufh-
west, MT JAZZ n. CURTIN, SR., aged 81 years,
6months and days
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
FULLY requested 20 attend his funeral,
LAIRD. In Georgetown, on April 18th, 1874
WILLIAM LAIkD in the 75ih year Of his ssse.
The funeral will take place on TUESDAY, the 18fh
Instant, a. o'clock m, from his late residence,
csrner OF Bridge aud Congress streets.
OOONhELL On the 9TH instant, after q short
illness, JERkhIAH OC0HHELL, IN the 10Th year
OF bis age resident OF this city for the last 2 years
nstiye Of the parish OF Cieugher, County Kerry !,
HE fonersl viii take place from bis late ra.idsnc
corner OF lat and streets mort west, ct clock
Wednesday. The friends " the family re-
60 attend. ats
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RI DUNCANfON BROS., Auctionsers,
- Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
II EsTLkp SALE OF A NEW FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT Oh err sTREET EAST, BETwEEN
AND u 6TREZT6 NORTH

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO the subscriber,
0sad5ing date pscen Der 18th 1873, AID duly e.
tor, secured thereby, shalt oer for sale Ct public
On, en- nsSn, IN front Of the premise. on rUIeDAr,
following real estate, to wit: An Of lot Of ground
81 and being IN the city Of Washington, in
% Lot numbered eleven Qll, Of original Lot No. s,
s eeooivlsien q Lyons and NormIe), In square No.
thereon, consisting OF . new frame house
terms One-third cssh, the residue In 8, II aud Is
months, the purchaser giving his notes for ths de-
iefred payments. satisfactorily secured and bearing
az the rate OF cent from day ~ SALE
veyancfng st the cost Of the purchaser. II the
terms o. tale are not complied with within days
70 resell the said property the risk and Of the
deisntin purchaser BY giving three go days notice
ARBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
epU-eoSds DUNOAG50N BROS, Auots.
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STATES MAIL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1874
ofth. Department until o'clock D. m. OF MAJ TO-
1874 &c be deGiaed BY thesOth june lS74l for car,
to June 90 1885, the folio wing rontes in the
s;sie Of Virginia and by schedule Of dep artures
aid arrivals herein specified, viz:
4776 From AIcols, Gum Spring , to Loud n, (sta-
Leave ArcOla Tuesday, Thursday, ana saiHr-
Arrive at LOudon al Gam;
Leave 10 1don Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur.
day at 10 an;
Arrive at Arcola by lam.
at From PampIins Depot, by Walker. Church
ana ana Fort FoIt Pickshin, to Tower Hill, p miles
Leave Pamplin's depot Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday az pm;
Leave Tower Hill Monday, wednesday. and
Saturday ats sam;
ArIfe al Painp!in's Depot, b. II m.
AIS From Wakefield Station to AssamoosIck. 81
miles and BACK twice week.
Lave aTe Wakefield Station Wednesday and Sat.
Arrive at kssamoosck byspm;
Leave Assamoosick Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Wakefield Station BY lam.
H79 From Linyile, by Room and Green Mount, to
SINGER Gien, o5a miles and back, six times
Leave LinvilIe daily, except SUNDAY. AZ IN q m
Arrive at Singers Glen By 1850 10; ~ ~
leave singers Glen daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Linville by sOpm.
EoO From Hsnsonville, by Hawkins Mills and
willow Spring, to NickollsviIle, Is miles and
back twice q week
Leave Hansonyiile Tuesday and Friday at 6
am;
Arrive n Nickolisville by II M:
Leave Hickollsville Tuesday and Fridoy at
pm;
Arrive at Jacksonville by7pm
Ea From Popisr Hill, by stafordsviIle, 10 Eggles-
tons Springs, IL miles and back, twice q
Leave Poplar Hill Wednesday and Saturday
att an;
Arrive at Eggleston's Springs at II am;
Leave ERgiestons Springs Wednesday and
Saturday At pm;
Arrive at Poplar Hill by pm.
For forms of proposal, guar antee, and certificate
and also for instructions to the conditions TO be
embraced In the contract, &C., advertisement of
0h september, 1870, and scember l, 1873 inviting
proposals. for mail service In Virginia, to be found
81 the principal post Offices.
Bids shoad be sent in sealed envelopes, super.
SERTED all proposals. State Of Virgi nia - and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postm sstsr Cen
erst. JNO A J. CRESWRLI
apo m o. Postm ester General.
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NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,
HiiHSrosn AAb AdslE5HkAaN 1 ~, Wash

CALLING DAYS.
e HsS,sis, " 81 81 SssDAT and SAT ss52naE
From ~ WI alter street, 0eoreeesvu m NOW
DAr and FRIDAY .. a. "oH
Thi. line oonnses. . fhiisdslphis win "oiyde,.
New knsisns esste.. Ne Wharfage In Boston 6S
me !lne o.vnsf "A hfpE, Agent fer D. q o.
U. A. REID, Aiezandrts, Va.
WALDO a. PEAHO1, o Oonerr., ssrsss Boston
Iretgbts delivered BY Kncxr Bxrrsss. Or
sers len q General onloe, sos peunsyfvAais ave
eue, or ss The aeamsf wharf yin be promptly q.
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1 o A = D.

discovered . method Of preparinf PAINT which
viii warrant 70 efeetaAlly prevent danpness
caused by objective brick Ais ana leaky nstaio
foofs, provided the paint Il applied bv my own
HOUSES snd I9Ns painted In the very --latest
sf{iv aud In the most durable maunsr.
BEING thoroash bly, equipped for every kind OF work
"a my nae L respectfully ask trial fr On those
whom ns.e not heretofore met rsfe seioa ally.
shcP, SUB ltfh street between b end Northwest.
tetNU IsAA0 OURRY.
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PROPOSALS.
nsFICE POST AND DEPOT COMMIsSARY
" OF SUBSISTENCE,

(CorHer Of b and l5th streets sopthrest)
WASHING ON. ID. u, April q, 1874.
ofaIed Proposals. in duplicate, will be receiy ed
until ~ n. THURSDAY, June 4, ls74, for ali the
FLESH ard CORNED BEEF and MUTTON re
CURED at this cepo for twelve months or such lsss
tt-e as the Commissary General Of Subsistence may
olIeGti cGmmsEeins july l44. Information and
Alec Proposals, in duplicated, received until IL
Nj On The bs.t MONDAYS Of June, July, August,
No Flour, Corn Meal, S0sp, Beans, Salt, II ON
lhy, Bacon, Brsak'as: Bacon, Smoked Beef
Amount required each month, quaiity, and con-
ditions, made known by
ap4 st G.. BELL, g. g., o. A
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AVAILABLE BUILDING LOT ON THEgAsr
is sfs o sdsT TH S sTk1s Ar s.uCrs6ss AND

- On III URsDAY AFrERN0ON, April 10Th,
SS9lS4, ct O'CLOCK, In front OF the premises, We
shsll sell Lot 8, in square Isl, having front Of
IS feet inches on the esst side u 18th street, be
tween NJ and n, and running back about 100 feet TO
30 foot alley. This property is most eigbly stu
sted for private residence, and In locality rapidly
adv aDcing in value.
Terms One third cash; the residue In three equal
psyn ents at 6, Il and Is months, aud secured by q
deed Of trust, with notes bearing interest. Convey
sncipg st purchaser cost. O0dovn AZ tne Of sale
Immediately after the sale Of the lot, the Brick
ar Frame Buildin gs thereon viii be sold.
ap24-dkds LATIMER& CEHARY, Auc.s,
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Anctioueer,
- GAL Louisiana avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN soUARE No

a By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the 10th
Liber No. 602, folio 1893, one OF the land records
OF me District Of Columbia and BY direction Of the
party secured thereby will offer at public auction
tn he premises, on MONDAY, the Atm day Of May,
p; ia4, at the hour Of O'Clock D. m, an und-
Nded half interest in original Lets numb red one
and two in Square No. l,03O, in the city of Wash
inRton, District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: One half OF sad purchase money
cash balance In two equal payments ~ 8 and IL
months, with interest from daJ Of sale. Deed given
ard deed OF trust taken to deferred payments
SI3 to be paid down at time Of sale. The Trustee
reserves the right to resell in the terms Of sale
are not implied with In q We days from day OF sale,
NJ risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. All con.
veyanciIg 1t cost Of purchaser.
WM ID. CASSIN. Trustee.
tp21-eo THOS. DO WILING, Auct.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES, UNDERCLOTHING.

FUhNlSHlNG GOODS.
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY 1 rAYLoRy,
sss PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Have prepared for the Spring Business the largest
IN handsomeet assortment Of Ladies' Undercloth-
Dg sver offered in this market. comprising e fol-
lows:
3 styles DRESSING sAOQUKs, ct 81 SO, q rs,
sI.s7k, Ss.osr S2.1S, e52a, S4.Ts,
II style. NIGHT DRESSES. Q. sI.1s, -,
o2.S7k, 81 SO, ssIa, s2.s1x, S3. IS,
$3.50, %. 80, S3.sJH, $3.50, ss.I2x,
s6.I21I, s6.31h, $40, 81. sll.3s.
Is styles WALKING SKIRTS, at 50 cents, 81. -
s1.3e, $50, 81 Us, 81, 92.10, $3.50
$3.50, s3. $3.50, e4.13, % AZ. $3.50.
sI.ss.
styIessHoRT SKIRTS, at 10 cents, 50 cents
clio, ellis, sI.ss, $3.50, sl.ss
e2 IS.
y styles TRAIN sKIBTs,ai s2.1s,s2 80, s4.Is
S4.37, $3.50, 80, $40 so, s14, s14.Ta
styles oHENIsE q. IS cents, 81, s1.e5,
sIST, sI.62, s1sT, So 80, S3.s7,
S3.25, $3.50, sS.Is, s3.ss, 81.
"a -tv,s. DRAWERs. Al rs ce nts 80 cepts
ellis, 81 so, q 6 o, 81. -
saIs, sslS. SASS. sa.eo, sa.63
STYLES CORSET COVERS. at 65 cents, 8 10,
$50, $50, sl-ss, sass, saso
styles APRONS, at rs cents, so cents, So cents,
rs cents, 50 cents, sI.l3, q -.
Infants' Goods.
-oEe DRESSES. CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKs, MERIHO'
CLOAKs. WOOL SHIRTS, BAsKETss3o., &c,
Cn1l0reA'B GOO0s.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAOQUEs,
FLANNEL and CLOTH sAOQUKs, In great
variety.
LadieS Cashmere Jackets
the following prices sI2, sIa.Ts, S15.
sI7.2s, sIs.15, s2O.15, S2I.5O, s26,
$3.50, ear.
WATERPROOF ClOaks.
large assortment, IN English and American
manufacture, at the following prices: Sl2, sI3.
SIG, STA 81, Sl3.75, el6.3T, SI67s,
sl11s, s22, SIS, $50, S53.
Ladies' Dresses.
s I'm! PePLIs DRESSES, at a bargain,
SLACK ALPACA DRsssIs, at sIsI2,
els.73, S16.s7, S24.
bLACk SILK DRESSES, at elI5, sl225O
SWISS DRfSsEs, (POlonsise and Skirt at Sl2,
$40, $40, $3.50, $40, $50.
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NHROHAET's LINE OF STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

John GIBSON will make regular week 1GSN
y MP. between NEW YORK, ALEX &zf
AANpRIAh MAsHIH @ TON snd.
4tOkGkTOWk, as follows:-Leave NEW YORK,
nom Pier SO Eest river, every SATURDAY at
.. N; leave GE0RGEToWH every FRIDAY ct =
as. SI tu1, ,nsos% IN spRly g DEsaAM,
sysnae; J.. W. THOMP3OH,- President.
asrs M, 81 d dsi'ersa b Kno1h eIIress. or.
tsnasS - Inc steamer wharf, VIII Be promptly q.
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DY LATIMER Il OLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and uctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street,
Star once Building,

- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street,
Star Once Building.
TBgsTEEs' SALE OF FogR-sroRY BRIok
k BEE AZ On TIE East SIDE OF
AVENUE AND e STREET NORTH WEST,
BEING NO. 4lS, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the 15th
day OF January, 1873, and duly recorded IN
Liber No. 7O5, folio ala, Of the land records
Tor W Washington county, In the District Of Oolum-
bia and By direction Of the party .ed thereby
we shall sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May
the 1874, at o'clock in front OF the premises,
that certain piece or parcel OF land situate aud
being in said city and county, District OF Columbia
and being all that part Of lot numbered six ,{6b,
square numbered nye hundred aud thirty o, },
a. The same II designated and described % the plsts
netes and bounds: Beginnins for the same at the
east ninety three (ssl feet thres and Sss
inches to the line thereof; thence north twenty
hye (2ol feet i've 90 inches; thence west ninety
thu ee (93D feet three and half JS) inches, aud
thence south twenty five ~ feet i've (O inches
the place OF beginning, together with the improve
me nta, consisting Of four story brick house con-
taihipe about Is rooms, with all the modern I'M
prOvemenis.
trust ON the premises with notes bearing interest ct
The rate Of 10 per cent. Der sppum. All conveyene-
II and transfer q purchaserb coss. deposit Of
$3.50 will be required when the property 10 struck
ID. JAMES A. fAtT,( rrr.,...
fLORIAN HIfZ.S A~.
LATIMRR q CLEARY,
ap1od6ds tRep.l Auetioneers.