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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POsT OF NETWORK. ............."..".....Ocr 81.
CLEARED.


Steamship Ind. cBr, Harris, Glasgow. Henderson Bro.
Steamship vile Prl Dane Havre George Mackenzie
mslp Spain lBr trace Liverpool via oaeensosn r. W.
As steamship Bsee Bs Metsk London G9rsa c,,,.
Celtic kdds LSs.R00 va st, sSI
steamship saasI Antwerp Br L.y.r Liverpool Dale
steamship Beverly. Pierce. PhladeDua Jane, Hand
s se ssiS ABE B s n SaI IoSoa GEL
saIs smith Mfaa p'1 Brown
Bari sSHss Gen s DT SSs as s,.n. SR
Bari MayAower L,nfire Biigeowu H. rrOwondSe, Sona
ssrl Teresa tBr) Kohl, Cienfuegos, J. L O Fowler
Bark Gailo D. (ItaL) Massoni. Messna, slocovcb Co
Bark Atlas tAast) GeroOmeh Tness G seaser
s seSi s' T. ssssulT t' TTm VI
schr NJ Br, Londonderry n S. D. r De Wolfe
s 9.srss S; cfssss. lane Ts.
sr The s, I Slam 81 sSSn n S Mss re
sisop Henry GessnsI, sh4nd Ss~ll.yeu. RAc.ss BIO
Steamship ry. cBr, o.npStl ca Glasgow Oct II. and Mo,.
18th with mdse and pass. HeadersOu Bros.
steamship Hun Gaser NeSorean. Oct a. with nde and pass
Steamship Leo Daniels. Savannah "a, pass
Ssdes Fsss An;rSos s. Pierre "a DAYS. with q gar
scsr Rookie Yates (Of DanaO.l Keeue Frontier. 81 days
sehr Louisa Frazier Crawford Georgetown c.. ID days. With
scHooysRs-RiyER AND courwse
A II. Hurlbut. e. A h. Iranmer Baltimore
VIM. Gllum. Virginia. j. H. Kelley, Virginia
Monmouth. Virginia. j. W. M0rns. Nirgnia.
Bonita, Virginia. Jas Phelps Nlrrnia
n IL. Burrow Virginia Magellan, VgalA
q JAN yirdnA G.. 1. Hubbard. Virginia
Moderator, Virginia l. A. warOrd. VlTsiuiA
SANDY Hook NIrylnia " Joauf Sins Virginia
Elizabeth White Virginia Mara hhIaheth. Virginia
Breeze, Richmond. Va . ). hoyt, Baltimore
Forest OAK, BaltmOrre. J. W. line BALTIMORE
Tslght Ra tmore. Clara Baltimore
Rebeeca Knight Virginia AdenIa, Virginia
Laihe FalAenOarg Virginia NJ ID Martel Oeorgeown D. g
AasbfoQck, d h. krk GeofgetJwg, u. 4.
MEMORANDA.
The shiD Hor.
anchored at SANDY Hook Tor orders vas t"ed ~ Tue e ms N
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYsocrH Oct 30lhe Bage lre steamship Herder oeoef
Newiork 20 for Hamburg arrived here 10 da, al ~
Oct 30lLe General TRANSATLANTIC CompsnNs steamship
NoloaI from Seslok Oct H. reached hsie On wv
2Sth inst
QUEENSTOWN Oct 30-The White LInc steamship RepS'''
this for 10 oeocx this monht ~ x.v
BkIsroL, Oct 30-rhe steamship Auason SJmVns Sale" wv
lVTk to-day
MARINE TRANSFERS
Record for 0k uek sadta1 yesirddy
Pr peller yindcAor Lor,lai Steamship COMPANY W
d.lpha and New-fork Navigation Company i' OF ooo
1O2l Consideration -.
and H. Van Bran eightss o~nsr-hip iV.o I ool
226 Consideration.
Sloop WIN. u. OyeIton Robert l., Pesy sss e'A''
O. Thompson. tve srths ownership io""Ass' 49, wv al,
sd-fa ion.
Oor-utth ovpehp OF vessel j. fe'v W q sna oco
son Aa.sn aud Rebcocs ksrnAa ehAA Ihsvshef oo,
IS toRA Consideration -N
For --latest say 1sWs sec Seventh Fa0eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

The lower salaries It will be seen, taxed per
cent and the larger II per cent The money is 10 be
paid this morning Harvey MAJOR. the Cashier OF
the POst-Ofice Opposite each name on the list will be
inscribed paid" or refused" as the case be. In
the latter events the discharges which nearly always
made the fret Of the month Will be an neunced on
Nov l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

AiDEFAULrERs BROKERS NOT RESPONSIBLE.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday.
In his closing argument for the plaintiffs In the Of
the United States agt. PolheInus Jackson. Mr..
Treman insisted that the evidence clearly showed that
the defendants mst have that they were using
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

your non-partieanshp There Is q moro bitter par.
3isan paper In the State than The TRIBUNE.
Yours, r. O. FALfB.
Ntddstopn, N. T., Oct 20, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-31

THE e.hand this and the following table ndeste the
right hand the majority plurality. The
indicates plurality Districts where the candidate unop
posed marked thus I'll
The following districts returned Democrats. Inde
pendents, Liberal Republicans. The Liberal districts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
DIE ID.

HODGKIH. At the residence n her husbs,f
DO we sth street; al a. p n, April I7th, MARY
I'LL EN-, v lie Of 1hps ID. Hodgkin.
unel al from MCkoudTec M. n Church. AZ half
rsst o clock .. m q -morrOs, SuuGay FrisuI.
Of the family ale ihyited to attend,
JOINS On the morning Of the ly.h fns,.,.
hSbhhT JONES, In the bilh ear Of his ago
lie funeral Nill take place SUNDAY nftsrnoop-
o. COCK, frCm AEbury Church, N street be-,
tWotn llth and l2h.
MkkDEH. At his residence, ia Anne ArunssI
SOunD, MD, on the Sth Instant, a LILLIAN WEE-
DIN, IN the 59,h year u his eye, TOR ma1y ,e.Tss
rev ioent Of W hingtou.
HAYWARD. TIE remains Of the late JOSHua
HAYWARD, we're inter- ed TuessAy, A prii IA n a.
NO trtek =. metery, when very i'm pressive dis
uncertainty Of life. taking for his text s. teacb
u 70 npmo-r our days that may apply our hearts
unto wlsdf M Although a stranger IN this conn
uy,fr: Hayward bad, by his amiabIe aud mA1Iy
siilon, en9eareo himself 70 InAay friends, who
OBITUARY
TIE death of Mr.. JOSEPH y. FICKLEN an oIA
n sdent Of fredericksburg, Va who died snddenIV
NJ bis home near FelnOuth, Thursday morning, ~
cODg stOn Of The lungs after sickness Of bat thirty
flckl Was one Of the few native Nirginiaus who.
ou ms the eyentful times Of the late civil war de-
elAreo himself friend 10 the Union, aud dared %
face the popular udice ia maintain ng his prp-
cipes. HIS house Was the headquarters o. the sew
er al generals directing the paign about Fred
lCksturg, " no we're the ree pents u many kind
nesses 81 his hands, and bear testimony 20 his un-
tWeINiug loy atty. He was the proprietor OF the
celebrated Bridgevsier Touring mills Of Fred-
eric sburs and IL mainly doe 20 MS enterp
thar the great water power Of the RAppAhaunOck ~
that point was made available for manufacturing
purposes. His loss will be deplored by the cOmmu-
nifty in which he lived, and t. which he set ths
noble example OF consistent and weIlspent life Of
foursoore years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

Rl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. lOOl northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
IuRE, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THG
NIL, KNOWN AND LONG ESTABLISHED
sIEhETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS RI K
sPERRY HOUSE, NUMBERING ABOUT
THIRTY Rooms III ALL OF WELL-PRE-
: hNkD FURNITURE.
n On MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 27th
W and 2sih, lS4, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock a.
RBD., we shall sell the following described Fur-
~ tn,tGre: Ne name in par
Forty Bedsteais and Mattresses;
Mardrobes, Bureaus, Wsshsfaads:
Illnlne -oom Tables and Chairs;
Hal Oilcoths ard Stair 0arpsts;
Widow Shades;
PARTED Bedroom Furniture:
Csses;
Ingram ard other Carpets;
China, Gisss and CTOCEPryEare.
PsTlOr, Bedroom and other Stoves:
hi chen Utensils, &C aud many ether art c q
unnecessary 10 enuInerate.
ALs1,
On MONDAY, April ~, al = O'Clock p. q. We
sba sell At the stable adjoining
~ rec nne Family Horses;
On Rockaway Carriage;
Two Buggies;
Two spTirg Wagons;
Two carts and Harness, Buggy aTness:
Bar and Fixtures; one Lager Beer Chest, in fine
order; one Ice Chest
This ssAe offers unusual ind ucsments 60 horse
keepers and the trade generally, as it is peremp-
tory. Terms cAsb.
ALI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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STEAMER LINES.

A NCHOR LINE.
IA NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
FAVORLTE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
Passenger Acc m o la tiOns Unsurpassed
STEINER EVERY dLTERNATE DAY
u sdsy Steamers proceed TIA. Lond nderry.
Ihur gay CLEANERS era. Queenstown.
Saturday Steamers " dtTecf 10 Glasgow
IRON PIERS 20 AND II NORTH EIVRR,N
RATES OF PAssAGE-PAYABLB IN CURRENCY:
TO GLASGOW, LIVEhPOOL, LOVDON
DEhRY. QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cat IN % To 80, according TO Accommoda atoms
Cabin return Tickets issued at reduced rates
Intermediste $50. Storage $50.
- OTGtfS ISSUED for any amount at lOrssf rates,
For Tickets or further information, apply to-
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREYS.
4o0 10 street near PennsyIgania avenue.
Crit CAMMACK CO, 1923 T street NV,
near Treasury D. partmeut, WASHINGTON
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EVENING STAR
CONFERENCE.-THE.
CsscIusie, Yesterday. p..,..,,..

SENATE.-Aner our report closoa an,
pending discussion OF the LOuisisaa Mn -.
Senate went into executive session, aad then
adjourned until Monday.
hoUSE-After our report clOScd-
The Speaker Iaid before the House a COM
muhicati0n from the Secretary % War in rels-
20, non 70 shil canal nom the Mississippi river u
Also, q Communication In answer 20 . resp
Iu.oh OF the House transmitting a report IN
re5stlon TO the james river aud ksnawhs canal
ann ,onr,s,se men pi, went into committee on ths
MT. Butler moved 20 amend the n.r.yr.p,
IrSsS, ,s ,hAt after the sth OF March tS55 the
puoleston OF the lave in Newspapers snail
S e.a ey inserting the word "nOt" before
The Chair tMr. wOOdtcrdl ruled the amend
msnt ont OF order, as changing existing laws
MI. butler argued that the rule dId not spnix
Nhere change OF existing laws was propasei
IN ',e e,.; ana tnst the committee had Alright
appealed from the decision OF the ChAir
MI Hale N. " desired TO debate the point
OF order.
The Chair ruled that the House having
ordered no debate on the pending paragraph
debate was out Of order.
Mr. Eames.-That Was on the paragraph, not
Mt. HAle.-i appeal from the decision OF the
Char.
The Chair ruled second appeal coald not be
taken While one was PENDING.
Mr.. Ward, H. From that decision appeal
Laughter
A vote Was taken on Mr. Butlcrs appeal, AMI
the Chair WAS sustained-iJ6 20 m.
MI Ward (ill.,) Ofiered an amend ment pro-
ylding that the correspondence aud documents
OF the State department should 20 free through
the malls, but IL was ruled out, aud he gave
notice he would renew IL IN the House
Mr.. Butler Mass, said the Post Ofice de-
psrtment sent Its supplies free through the
mails, ana there WAS no reason WHY the other
departments sho1ld not send their supplies in
the same way.
Mr.. Mellish asked why u was that the eNecu-
tive departments had partial freedom OF the
mails, while the legislative branch had nome
Mr.. Butler said u WAS because they were
afraid Of the howl of somebody Who got mold OF
few WORKOUT types, dingy paper. aud muddy
iLk.
Mr.. willard (Nt.) moved 20 strike out the an
preparation OF $4,000 for on cial postage stamps
for the State department, aud insert ! 900 for
stamps At actual cost.
Mr.. Garfield opposed the amendment, AMI
hoped u the House wanted 90 restore the frank
IN privilege they would do IL openly aud
sQuarely.
The amendment was adopted.
After sOme debate on the question OF salaries
in the office of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the salary Of the chief clerk was reduced fro m
5000 10 $500, and, without concluding the
consideration OF the paragraph, the COMMITTEES
rose, and the House, NJ O'Clock. adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
u OIL Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th 81.

RY THOS. BOWLING, Auotioneer,
~ OIL Louisiana avenue, two doors east Nth 81.
A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FURNITURE
Elegant Parior Suites upholstered In Bep and Ore
ton; Rotewood ease Pianoforte; Hasy and Be
ceptfcn Chairs and Lounges; Splendid SIlesian,
1uri ey and Brussels Carrots AID Bag; Rose
Booe Tables and 8, ands; Round Sofa with Vase
in center; Lace and Dsmssk Curtains; Damask
and hep EambreQufSs; very handsome u u SIC
Stands; one very elegant Berlin Msntel Clock !;
carved; Rosewood Islsid Bull Table; yienna
Albums and Cabinets fnlsid in Marble and
Wood; one beautiful French Fire Screen; beau
Wsnut Gss T.Ss. k ka,v SssT 1s
splendid KngIish Couch and Reclining Chairs;
very handsome italian v slnut Bookcases, TIA
bles and Cabinets; Walnut Wine Gases; italian
Oak Dining Room SUITE, polished and carved;
Walnut Extension Dining Table; one hueiy
hsnd carved Walnut Etegsre; very handsome
Dinner Service complete, Dresden ratter q; Des-
sert Service, open Basket Work; German Ts.
Service; Vienna Cut Glassware and Ice Dishes;
OruamsntE; Oak Marble-top and Painted Cham
Der Suites; fine lair Mattresses Iron Bed
steals and Cribs; German OAK Presses; supe
rior Library and Office Furniture; nns Copper
ON n's Mt' f'Gss;i 81 sSRNING, April 9Th, 1871.
con mencipg al 1 O'Clock, at the residence OF Hon
j. =. Harris Gastrell, British Legation, Road
meTy ccupied by President Grant, shall sell the
above elegant collection of Household furniture
The attention Of ladies and gentlemen IL specially
called 10 this sale. The articles VIII be perempto-
Iily sold. No postp0nement on asceuat Of the
NE The house will be open for inspection on
ssturd9y, April Is. ruos noY,,y,
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AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
srREET AND NORTH oARoLiNA AysauE.
De On dShspAY Z, the a. day Of pril, lg., e
auction, In front Of the premises, the most
soufhsrs feet, by the depth thereof, Of orisia si
Terms Of sale One-third cash; the residue in two
eapal ssyments, at and !. mouths from the gay o.
sscurtd by Q deed Of trust on this property sold.
Terms Of sale 70 be complied With within seven Gays
after the DAY of sale. AL conveyancing ~ pur-
chsssrs, coat g no de posff acceptance OF bid.
n8 b E0WAkDs, Attorney.
JANE WOOD, Gaardtsn and Agent.
spllto&ds HI. SWEET, Auctioseer'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

DIED OF JoY.-A western Newspaper de-
scribes q pathetic scene that was enacted At
one Of the Milwaukee depOts few DAYS ago. A
young German, who BY four years hard work
In brewery had saved enough money 20 make
TO arrive from Germany. She embraced him
upon her arrival, and when he tried 10 olsen
gage himself her hands were urmly clasped
about his neck In death. Her heart was liter
ally broken with JOY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

Try DUEOAESoN BROS, Auctioueers,
~ Corner BIN and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE HOUSE
HOLD EtFhOrs OF HOUSE, No. 1919 cTH
~ By virtue OF chattel deed Of trust given 20
me, dated 2S.h day Of January, A b ls74
and recorded in Liber No 74O, folio asD, one
tof The records Of Washington county, d. q,
ard at the request Of the party secured thereby 4
viii sell, at public auction, at house No. lOla sth
street. northwest, on WEDNESDAY, 22I Of APRIL
1874, commencing at 10 o'clock m, ali the Furni,
ture mentioned IN schsdu Is "A" att .ohed 20 said
deed, and name in Part:
Walnut PArlor Suite in Rep:
Carpets, Mirrors AID Tables;
Lace Curtains and Ooruices;
WALNUT Chairs, Russ, N ats;
Mantei Ornaments, Extension Table;
Rel Lounge, Drop-ligbt;
Plated and Glassware, Haf-rack;
Hall and Stair Carpets, OilclOth, &c;
h"inut Chamber Sets, Bedsteads;
Bureaus, Mattresses, Bed OlOthiag;
Refrigerator. Cook and other Stoves;
bitchen aud Pantry Requisites;
With numerous other articles gener ally found ia
weli-kept house,
CHARLES @. WILSON, Trustee
apI DUNOANS0H BROS Aucts
Isubdsy Herald COPY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

fS-"They "prOhibitr In Boston, bat hays
raging bands all the same.
sS-.'I goes to church when want any bravin
cOne."- Wheeling SdlOOnist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

CHALLRNGR BY AN EDIroR.-Captain W.
ID. Foote met H. T. Brooks, editor OF the St.
Joseph mo- Gazette, on the stree' -
and denounced him uestay.
wsg, &c: crooks did hot resent tbe s0iss,
Ine 1me, but sent q challenge 20 foOte "a
rhlcn the latter replied demanding IN ID
brooks snail furnish certificate from respect
able persons a. to his character a. A gentIeman-
The affair has created considerable Excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
N A X * \ a. Nd.

WkLL-STILES. Thursday evening. prfl IstI,,
BY the Rev. DIR smith, at th. house Of the bride :
parents, ALIEN Wall, Eco, q MonOngahla
Cfb Pa, e. Miss LIZZIE J Still Rs, daug hler II
John Stiles, n, q Of tins city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
10y TROs. E. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctieneer, SIS 7th street.

CBANCERY SALE OF VERY yALuABLr
PIX PHRTY ON N STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 10Th STREETS WEST:
- upcer and by virtue OF decree Of the su-
8 preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed
len June q. ISL, in equity cause No. Ass, the
Undersigned trustee Will sell q public AUCTION, IN
front of the premises, on TUESDAY. the 2lst day
If pril, 1884, at o'clock, all Of Lot fourteen ll4D
Ii square three hundred and sixty eight 1885, hsy
ing a front of IS feet inches street, and run
ling back with width 23i feet Al inches to an
aej 30 feet wide. The Of this lot Is i'm proved
by 8 large number Of small houses, which Yield q
good rental.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash, aud the residue in
years, with interest from day of sale. The pur.
chaser 10 give notes Tor the deferred payments
sale. We. BDMOHST0N, Trusfee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18

A NEW YORK VOTING LADY hss determined
never again 20 attend a charitable sewing party
never! never! Her father caught her at one
the other evening, and was 50 much gratiied A.
the cleyerness with her needle exhibited by hts
fashionable daughter, that he then and there re-
solves never TO pay another dressmaker's bill.
And he won't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Ne. 1901, northwest corner 10th aud ID street
ChhAAnGERY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS PRO-
tTPIL VM TIE East SIDE OF SEVEN FL
sIhhhT EeT, BETWEEN AND SITS.

- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme court,
81 OF the District of Oolumbis, passed in equity
'front.' OF the premises, on FRIDAY, the attn day OF
s ApriI, 10 ~ o'clock p m, part Of lot Is, in
sIuae soi, psglheing Tor the same at q point 7th
street west distant ~ feet south from the northw
corner OF said lot, and running thence south the
70 the rear line Of said lot; thence north Il feet
tnencs west feet, thence north feet, aud thsnce
Weet Feet 10 the place Of beginning, with the i'm
pIovenents thereon, consisting Of three story
shop. VIVA
Terms OF SALE Onefourth cash; the residue in four
e9nai lnstailnents, at 6, r. Is and "A months from
car al the election Of the purchaser. The title to
Se Iet.lned until AL of the purchase money and the
L1itiest paid III the terms Of sale are not COM
PRED with within days from the day Of sale, re-
rignt to resell the property at the risk and
At purchasers cost, 600 deposit on acceptance Of
pio. JAMES 3. EDWARDS, Trustee.
epli-eo6de GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' UxDERCLOTHING.
&C. kW0oD, HuFTY 4 TAYLoRy,
oa3 PRNSsYLvASIAA AVENUE,
Have prepared for the Spring Business the largest
an hantsome-t assortment OF Ladies' Undercloth-
ng ever offered in this market, com prisins a. fol-
lows:
es,yIes DRESSING sACoUys, at 81 SO, 81 rs.
sI.s7S, ss.Os, s2.7s, s3.23, s4Ia,
Ss.75.
II styles NIGHT DBrssEs, st sI.Is, 81,
s2.31H, s2 90, s2Is, s2sIH, s32a.
$3.50, $3.50, s3.sJ1s, S4.se, ss12H,
s6l21l, s6.3T1I, s7.Ts, s., s1l.3s.
q 5 styles WALKING sKIBTs,s at - cents, 81 -
s1.3s, 81 SO, 81 rs, 81, s210, s23o
s2.sS. 50, $3.50, Gals, 50 40. $3.50,
sI.-s.
sIIo, sIIs, siS-. sl.9a. sI.ss
Sass.
, styles STRAIN sKIBTs,s, s2,7s,s2 So,s4I2
S4.S7, 500, fs, $40 so, sli, s14.19
10 styles CHEmIsE at - cents, 81, sI.a5,
sI.S7, 81 81, sI.-1, $3.50, s3.sT,
S3.25, $3.50, S3.7s, s5.ss, 80.
Ia styles DRAWERS, at rs ce hts, s. cents
sII3, sII5, 81 81, 81 so, 81. o, 81. -
sa19' sal'' sass ss'oo' sa.0S
: styles CORSET COVERS. at 65 cents, s1.2o.
$3.50, SIs0, s1.--, sass, s2s0
: styles APRoSs, a; rs cents, so cents, e3 cents,
rs cents, - cents, 81 10, sl2a.
Infants Goods.
LO2G DBEssEs, CHRIsTENINa ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAKs, MERINO'
CLOAks, wOOLsHIRTs, BAsKETsIS &c,
ChlldreB's Goods.
WHITE PIoUE DRESSES and sAooUEs,
FLANNEL and CLOTH sACQUES, in grss;
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
A the following prices: eI2, sIx.Ts, sI5,
SUES, sl-75, S2O.15, S2l.5O, sac,
$3.50, ear.
WATERPROOF Cloaks.
large assortment, in English and American
manufacture, at the following prices: Sl2, sI3,
Sl4, Sl437, SI575, Sl6.3T, 1913
Sl7.7S, s2S, SIS, $40, S53.
Ladies' Dresses.
nMIK PePLIS DsEssEs, at a bargain,
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at sI512,
s1s7S, sl6.s7, s2i.
BLACK SILK DRESSES, st s1I5, sI22 So
SWISS DRzSSEs, (POlcnaisG snd Skirt at sl2,
sis, $50, $3.50, $40, 500.
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A nAHL q Co.,
MANUFACTUkERs AND IMPORTERS or
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES.

Having recently increased their manufacturing
facilities by the purchase q additional machinery
and the construction Of furnaces for nae bras ssd
bell casting and Tor cafbons for batteries are nov
prepared TO make 20 order and furnish Teeeraphic,
Electrical, and Philosophical Apparatus and sup
plies OF ell sorts. Their Carbon Zinc Battery fs the
simplest, cleaneet, and most reliable battery made
Tor priv ate purposes, does not require the use
OF any Chemicals, and wfllfwork from two % three
years without eedine sny attention except o sup
ply Of water 20 replace that which is eveDorated.
Electric Clocks, Indicators, Burglar Alarms.
Bells signals, Ae furnished and ntted NJ In public
Iesiens perfected and mac hinery constructed for
Inv eptors The best quality 81 Bells and nne Brass
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-18
AUCTION SALES.
QY TBOs. K WAGGAMAN
- Real Ksta'e Auetioneer, 81 9 1th street.

- Real Estate Auctionesr, 5l9 7th street.
CHAECERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
LOT on THE O0REEB OF EIGHTH AND g
POST OFFICE.
- Under and by yi.tus IF q decree OF the su-
supreme Court Of the District of Columbis
passed on the "a day of June, ISL, in equity
cause No ass, the undersigned Trustee will sell at
public euctthn, in front of the premises, on Tues
DAY the 2sth daT OF April, 1874, At 8 O'Clock ,
M, all that part Of sQuare four hundred aud six
4O6) contained within the following metes aud
bounds beginning at the southeast corner of said
square, and running tn nee west with street 80
Feet thence north 81 feet inches to alley, thence
east to street - feet south feet inches
to the be ginning.
The above property il very desirable and should
receive the attention Of capitalists and others
account Of its proximity to the Post Office and Pat
ent Office buildings.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the residue In
two equal installmehts at aud two years to bear
interest from the day Of sale, the notes Of the pur
chaser to be given for deferred payments, secured
on the property sold.
WE EDMONsrON, Trustee.
TH0S. Il. WAGGAMAN,
aeHeo6ds tRepubI Auctisneer.