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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1874.
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June so, 1875, i'll be received at this
,psspasIfnept until the 14TH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or re
eced lieu by item; ana this advertisement and
PROPOSAL 50 far as by tho Secretary OF the
Treasury, ard the bond accompanying the sauna.
ball constitute the csntr act betWe n tho Govern.
ment and the bidder bidders, and no further con-
sraet Will be executed
he articles contracted fer must be furnished from
ant to orders from the Department. The entire
Quantities will, however, be called for during the
year.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, a1d be accompanied by q bond.
will sufficient sursties in the suai Of ten
dollars, SlC,0O,b approve by q United States OF
90 busiLe So, on form to be furnished BIZ this De.
ositment, conditioned for furnishing snch portions
fthe articles as mag be award ID under it, ana the
peri I'm aDce Of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject TO inspection by an
xrsrt detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary Of
he Treasury. and the delivery OF inf article
will be deemed sufficient cause TO annul tho CON
tract, at the option OF the Secretary:
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Oe partmt Mt, Washington.
The fa1ure to comply with am one order under
penalty OF the bond the Secretary of the Treas
Gry may direct the purchase, in open market, Of
such quantities Of articles as shall be necessary
charge TO the contractors fifty per cent um of the
bI1ce which 1t shall be fosnd necessary to pay for
suoh articles.
will not be considered, and CONTRACTS will be
awarded only TO established manufacturers OF or
dealers IN the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
VIM. A. RICHARDSOS
marll-wfm-M Secretary OF the Ire ssury.
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10y LATIMER a OLEARr.
I'D Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy snjs avenue and 18th 81.
etar Once Beildings.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE THREE
sinkr AsD BACK BuILDING BsICk

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABLE THREE.
STORY AcD BACK BUILDING sICK
HOUSE. ON nAssA0HUsETIs .AylNUE
BkTWE1N 10TH AND 18th eTc. NORTH
WEST, W asHIEGTON, D. O..
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date on
= 18th day OF January, ISL, and recorded in Liber
= No Ss6. folio las, et one Of the iaad records
viying Trustee in said deed mentionsd viii sell, et
the request ia writing Of the party thereby
DAY, the l6th day Of April, ls7a, e ~ O'Clock p.
m, all that piece parcel Of ground lying and be-
ing situate IN the city Of Wellington, p O., and
known as and being Lot A, in Jones, subdvisioa Of
No. s4s, tceether With the suildinss and .sysr-
si0ry snd back building Brick House.
Terms Of sale = follows: 0pe-hhh Gosh, AMI the
hslsr &c in equal payments ct 6, H. ls and q months
With interest from day Of vale g the rate Of
ses. deposit Of $500 win be required Of the pr.
chaser 1t the time Of sale. II said terms are not
complied with I'm nve days from day OF sale the
property will be resold ct the risk aud ex pense of
The otfsuitipg pu,cnaser. All conveysnctng ct the
RICHARD WALLACE, Surviving frusss.
LArIMBR OLEABY,
ma-l3-eo4ds lRspj Aucfionesrs
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FlY LATImER & OLEARY,
ID Auctionsers and Real rs tate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
Star once Building.

- BY yirtue of deed Of trust &c m dated March
~ a. ll5, duly recorded in Liber 7lS, folio
- lsi, of the LAID record. OF Washington county,
District Of Columbia aud a. the request OF the party
securtd thereby, will sell at pnelic auction, In
18th, 1874, at ss O'Clock m all that certain piece
or parcel Of ground stua'e and lying in the city Of
scribed upon The plat books of said city as lot mum
bered fifty five 1881 in James Millers subdivision Of
square numbered one hundred End ninety four (l9i
months, with Interest from day OF SALE and secured
by AIDED Of trust en- the property. A deposit of
SlOU required ct time Of sale. Convey ncing at
purchasers cost. III terms Of sale are no. com pied
With in seven days the trustee pGervss the right to
fsuiJiDg purchaser. after five 90 days advertise
rent in some n wspsper publi.hed in the city of
Washington. JAM GS DOUGLAS, Trustee.
msr25. eoSds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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Danbury News.

Dsrbury man has brought out a new YER
MI, ose with The significant name Of "The Ear
- Mark Twain believes in the Woman Nova
ment II u is confined To the " ash-tub
III there IL one time more than another
when woman should be entirely alone AZ IA
when line full OF clothes comes dswn ia the
mud.
-Ifs stick of wood is too long for the stove
NICK II few times with your heel. Then taSe
il out and saw It OFF.
MIR. CObleigh left of his asnnels Thursday,
and on Friday morning he quietly said 20 his
vile, Mid. COblaid, ged by udderglOAds dab
gwick."
1t was a grand pleasure coming down
through the main svenars, Saturday morning
while on each side and overhead the snow laden
branches and twigs interlsced with each other
formed walls ana arches of most delicate trace
~, and Ending fresh sh al IN market.
The husband of Mrs. whipple, the promi-
nent temperance woman, had = marrow escape
from q most ludtcrous accident, Tuesday morn
ing. He had been 20 one of the neigh bors 20
borrow some bread, and was going d the stoop
of his house on his return, when \ tenpennv
nail, used TO fasten his pants aud saspenders
together, gave away, and he had juss time 90
spring through tie door as the pants came
down.
There was a clam chowder and a good time
generally at the "SiKth Ward" House, Satur-
asy night just a. the party were TO sit down
To the repast one of the speakers got into q
scuffie with Young MIR. wakey. They were
separated at once, but not until Mr.. Wakely's
arm, recently vaecinated, was badly sh AIKEN
and the scab lost IL was an unusually hne
scab, and Mr.. wakely had been offered . half
dollar for II only an hour before, but expecting
further rise he had determined 60 hold on 20
IL for a day or two longer. A careful search
along the floor and in the chairs was made, but
without success. At a later hour some one ner-
vously suggested that IL might have fallen iuto
the chowder, which unfortunate idea t,eremDt-
orily closed the festivities.
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by THOMAS Il. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 3l9 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF OHURoH PROPERTY.
SN 9TH STkEET, BKTWEEN NJ AND N

Il Under and By virtue OF a deed of trust. ds.e ed
- 80 Of July. A ID. le72, and recorded in Lioer
- 6e), folio $50 tbs undersigned Trustee will, on
N sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
Lot described a. the middle 40 feet front, on sth
street west OF Lot 49, In square 5I3 by the depth of
said Lot, improved b. one Frame Church.
The terms Of sale are: Am6 u Of indebtedness,
with expense OF sale, (sbout l,500,l Ia cash;
balance In sad Il months, the deferred payments
10 bear per cent Interest and to be secured the
property sold. so at tins of sale. All convey
aneiug at purchasers csst II the terms Of sale are
not complied with In six days from daY Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right resell the property at
the cost ard risk of defaulting purchaser
JOHN EDWARD THOMPsON, Trustee,
msrll-eoSds THOS. Il. WhGGAMAN, Aaat
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N a n MI N

,,HoPKINs-CoL.MAE On Thur.dsy evening,
March 10Th, BY the Rev. John Il. kiiiott, ID ID
WINFIELD ;. hoPKIHs, Of Washington, o.,
sDd Miss ZURA n COLEMAN, Of Alexandra, Va
lBahimoIe, Philadelphia, and Hew York papers
please copyl
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FURNISHING GOODS.


LADIES UNDERCLOTHING.
LcekWooD, HUFrY L fAYLeR's,
s23 PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE,
asve prepared for the Spring Business the largest
sand hsndsomest assortment Of Ladies' Undercioth-
ns ever offered in this market. comprising - fol-
lows:
. styles DRESSING sACoUEs, q, 81 SO, q rs,
s1.s1h, ss.os, s2.7s, s3s5, S41s,
ss.Ts.
a styles NIGHT DRIssHs. Q. slTs, -,
s2.37h, e3so, 81 is, s2.sTH. S3ss,
$3.50, S3.s0, S3.s1h, $3.50, ssI2x,
s6121l, e6.37h, s7.Is, So, Sll.33.
styles WALKING SKIRTS at 50 cents, 81 Is
s25a, 80. 50 SO, si1s, o. AS. $3.50,
s7.ss.
slIo. sll3, sIss, $50, s1.ss
sass.
styles TRAIN sKIBTs,a saTs, 81 30. s412
s431, $3.50, 90, $40 so, s14, sl4.T5
si.s7, s16a, sI.7, 81 80, sa.sI,
S3.25, $3.50, sara, s3.ss, 81.
styles DRAWERS, at rs &c nts, a. cents
sII3, eII5. sI.31.s al so, GIG SO, sLss
s213, sal3, SASS, $3.50, s2.o3
styles CORSET COVERS, at 69 cents, 30,
s1.63, sIse, sI.ss, SASS, s2.s0
J styles APRONS, at Us cents, so cents, IS cents,
rs cents, - cents, 81 Is, sl.2S.
Infants Goods.
ZIG DRESSES, CHRIsTENING ROBEs,
SKIRTS, PIQUK OLOAKs, MERINO,
CLOAKs, Wo0LsHIRTs, BASKETS ac.,Sc,
ChildreR's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sACQUBs.
FLANNEL and CLOTH sAOoUEs, in great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
At the following prizes: sI2, STATS, SIS,
SII.2s, sIsI s2O.15, S2I.5O, sac,
$3.50. ear.
WATERPROOF CIOaks.
A args assortment, IN English and American
anufaeturs, at the following prices: S12, sl3,
Sl4, sI4 81, S15 rs, sl6.3T, eI6.1s,
Sls.13, s22, S2s, $50, sS5.
Ladies' Dresses.
UsMER PePLIs DRESSES, at a bargain,
s2s.
BLACK ALPACA DREsSrs, ct sI3I2,
e1s.15, sl6.e7, S24.
BLAUK SILK DRESSES, at sI15, sI22 SO.
SWISS DRESSES, (Polonaise and SAirt,) at STA,
SIG, $40, $3.50, $40, 500.
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9SOme people in Illinois, who have evident
ly known what IL IL TO pay ten dollars for We
cent pen-wiper, have petitiOned the Legislature
To abolish church fairs.
6A new western psalm:
Mount Vernon, AeniR, Muskingam,
McCOnnellsville, and CaiiZ;
Each bids long farewell 20 Rum,
And yells out, "GOit, ladies'"
81 The crusade goes braVely on. young
man in Chicago broke his leg, and on his arrival
AT the hospital some whisky was brought to re-
viVe him. ''Not DROP" QuOth he. sIf am
10 die will die a sober man" He was allowed
TO live as a fright ul example.
tYA correspondent of the winchester News
says one OF the most important acts so tar pass
ed by the Virginia legislature Is "an act for the
protection Of deer in Frederick county, !" and
adcs; "Gen Washington killed the last deer 10
Frederick little over a hundred years ago"
~ Dialogue from Fun: Fair dsmsel putting
on new gloyes-"roo tight? On, no, auntie
lot At all; besides, / like them q leetle tightl'
Troublesome brOther-"Feels as IL somebody
auutie2n
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tY Taos. +. wAGGAMAN,
u B. al Estate Auctioneer, s. - 7th street.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 81
sTSEhT, BETWEEN AND b STREETS

PIE = ~ rnDs " fhufERTn ON ~
sIEEnT, BHfWEEN AND b STREETS
q BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated January
I'D, a. d 1873, in Liber 703, folio Y the under
Asigred Trustee will, on the 10TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1874, at O'Clock .. m, ,elI At public
auction In front VI the premises, part of Lot 8, In
by twO-story Brick 'use, bay windows aud all
modern conyeriences.
The terms Of sale are: Amount of indebtedness
with expense of sale, In cash, (sbOut ga, 40 }
balance in 6, IL anc Is months, the deferred pay
Dens to bear per cent. Interest from dsv of sale
and to be secured on the property sold 200 Of the
cash payment at sale. All conyeyanoinx at pur.
chaser III the terms Of sale are NOT com plied
with in six days frem day OF sale, the Trustee
the right TO resell the pro perty az the cost
and risk OF the defs hitting purchaser.
PATRICK A. BYRNE, Trustea,
marl0-sawsds TBOS r. WAGGAMA An Auct
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TlT THOs. u. wAGGAMAN,
ID Resl Estate Auctioneer, sl9 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRoyRp PROP.
EBTY ON 9TH STREET, NEAR ST,

~, by virtue OF nye deeds OF trust, dated Octo-
s9$ber 9Th, ISL and recorded in Liber 66S one OF
The land records for Was hington county, ID q ,
the undersigned Trustee will II in front OF the
premises, ~ public auction. on TUESDAY, the 18th
DAY OF pril la4, 1t O'Clock m, Lots Is, ~ 81,
81 and 81, OF Brownies subdivision in square SIS,
These lots are In OF the row Of new buildings
Cd 9Th and NJ str sets.
Terms Of ale: 0ne-haf cash; residue in and 9
rest from day OF sale, all cash option Of pur-
chaser. dep sit OF SO will be required ON each
lot. and terms Of sale must be complied With 10 ave
days, or the Trustee Reserves the right resell ct
risk and cost Of defsutting purchaser.
GE0. y APPLEBY, Trustee.
narZ-eo6ds TH0S X. wA9GAMkN, Auct.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
" Gal Louisiana ave, ID door east Of fth stret
TRusTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON TENNhhLYTOWN ROAD, EEAR ST.

ON TENNAhLYT0WN ROAD, HEAR ST.
Adams CHURCH.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date os
EH the 6th day OF June, A. d, 1870, and recorded
- In Libsr No. 6l3 foiIo 255, et seq, and On |,
r. quest Of the party secured, viii sell, on MON
DAY the 9th day of gril, A D. 1874, at the hour
OF Al O'Clock IN trout of the prem ses all at
certain lot Of laud situated in Washington county
District OF CouBbis, on the west side Of the road
leadi from Georgetown 10 Tenualiytown and
being the same property which was conveyed ,
Ma han Loughborsugh by Alfred Tippett, By deed
deted July ~, l647, aud recorded in Lber W. b. No.
ls5, folio col, ct sea-, aud tue same whSreoa Wu.
Elley formerly resided, snd now 10 the occupancy
Of Samuel Billy, aud adj oins the former residence
o. the late hesis keBsls. THIS property il Improved
with sgood and convenient story frame dwell
ing, &C., &c.
Terms of sale: 6nA-thIrd cash; residue ia two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with in
teIest from day Of sale, the sane TO be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold SiS 60 be de-
posit6 when the petty Is struck of. Terms Of
safe 10 be complied vi within n days, or else the
TUstce reserves the right to resell the risk aud
cost Uf the faultng purchaser. All convey ancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
WIN. ID. OASsIN, Trustee.
mai6-d TH0S. D0WLING, Auct.
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s$ss 81 .sESFF Iii. s e
b 3! 3, FOOT OF q srsEsf, wAsHisdfos.
- In virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
Of Columbia, holdirg bistriss oourt, in csuse 10
3sS. Admiralty, and TO ne diessted. al al :,
Ayril, lal, commencing ct oclcck M, g the
wharf on the Potomac river q the Tot q street.,
lSo TONS or blue STONE.
seized and levied ulon under writ 10 -, Ad@,-
Pksrc, seainsf go toes q Bloc STONE:
mnra6 dn ALEX. eHARP, %. p. 4arshai D. v.
Law ksDortsr.l
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AUCTION SALES.


This ARfERNOON.
B 1aesiOnesr. and Ma kssi 5....s Broker,
Southeest corner Pennsylvania avenxe ana nth q.
Star Once Building.
ExICUToRs sALs OF A COMFORTABLE
IRAME DWELLING ON VIRGINIA AVE.
ssesH5sHAsT, SKI re THs BAPfIsf
On TtEsDAT kFrsSSoos. Mses s,s,
lSt, In front of the premises, at ga O'Clock,
ths ~ sell Iart Lots and g. in square ss3. with
msI2s-dts LATIMkR ULIARY, Aasts.
~IE CONSEQUENCE OF THs IsoLsx-
rRIDA1, April Sd, same hour By order of this
Executor - ~
ms,sl DADS LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
QY .DUNOANsoH BROS,
- Aucsioneers aud Cum mission March anita
eoutheast corner 9Th and p streets norts sest
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
HIGH CLASS OIL PAIsrISGs, FROM
The k hedA GALL PHi. a Nh HUGH A.
TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT REsERvK Oh LIMITATION.
~SPTHSk ENnn,T hCBsDAY. and IRIpAx AT
rhhsooN fSs S 3 st 2s o,efocs and EVEN
This collection embraces fine specimens Of Fig
ures, Fruit, Game, Landscape an Marine Art, by
artists such ss Bensel, Lang sorihy, Lewis, H.u
son, Smile, Powell, Williamson, Morrhead, Berg
ner, Dyke, Goung, Meyerheim, Johnston, Kreps
Ramsey, Bonfield, sleisiuger, Morgan, Rehn, & Gu
mao, and others equally eminent
Catalogues now ready
SEATS reserved for ladies attending the sale.
marSl DCNCANSOH BROS, Auct'rs.
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: UY DUNOANsON BBO6., Auotioneers,
- Corner 9th and streets northwest
AssIGNEEy SALE OF VALUABLE BEAU KS.
TATE ON 81 STkEET, BETWEEN AND o
q On SATURDAY the IL tn day IA priI. 1874,
Wat O'Clock m will sell, at pnbic auction,
ION the premises, Lots IA, Is, l6, IL aud part OF
Lot Is, in Square 654, In Washington, ID. q.
These Lots are situated on Sd street west between
and 0 north, and afford extra Inducements to
capitalists and others.
Terms: Exceedingly liberal, and will be made
known at time of sale.
mar20-fm.w. DUNCANSON BR OS, sAucts
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MKR0HAKr's LINE OF sTEAMsHIPu
WASHINGTON And NEW YORK.

nf 0N LIZ - VI cfEAAsHlFD
Washington AND NEW YORK.
Esresfts- the nne Ste .n..hiu, n a KHIear.,
yoaa GIBSON will make re- ular week >oo0H
III set~ssn NEW Y0Rk, ALEX: e6
SEORGkIoGs, a. roiloSs:-Leave NEW YORK,
pn r Is,T 81 ka1. T,xsI, sssry sAIURpAI q
an, and ALExAEDRIa the sans dsy ~ ian
and i's S + .sr.ss ss1...
'T:Sai I,.,sA,. Y: Ta6n psos, Prs:iden a..
der, Isf, ~ ~ asiiversa oy knoIs Exprees. Or
No.. sr - - SSeneraL once, s03 Pennsylvanis ave-
ssnasd 10. the steamer wharf. YIN Be promptly e
WAsHIsGrOs, h9R.gLA, HOsrol AID
,. The me 1 lroe Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE
= ssS :is.%s t ever, M sos h1 t .Ss $500
sSof st sSrsHsss S,ss
che and n line for Boston and Proysdsneo
Lake via Eorfoll Brsneb ticket once . a q The
xxpIes OGse, SOS PennsyIvania Avenue.
DoR sEY SIts AYsTs1Tt' ssss,s:.sss wharf.
nt-1 PiAnts store. coraer lsth st and Pa ave
NEW E4PREss LINZ VIA CANAL,
fHIIIssGeT T5s IAb lex E1I5SpgIA Va, WASH
.asi rSn PisE :, North whsrVs-. Pm -
i:Sa 8 ! w \. % sr.,., ssor.-,,,,' = 3 zoS
III. ias e aa :. rSlsos,0s,, xn, .o,...
81: la: asi.0a s'ss.i s III ppssaT,.s. gSssn
MA A psoE 4 PA Az s ses1aI i. '6 ":
- Ireights delivered b K5cxS ITsr.1 n.
esrs len e General once, eos fconsyiSsnia sys.
ssna.S - 3 ihs steamer wharf vii b promptly e
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10y puNOAESON, BIOS, Auctionsere,
10 Southeast corner eth and streets northwest
CHANCERY SALE or HOUSES AND LOTS ON
sECCND STREET. IN GEORGETOWN.
- By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Ii he District Of Columbiair camera tern, pss-sd
II 10 equity cause ISL, docket H. wherein the as
signees n John Lane, bankrupt, are @ mpsinauts,
and blizabeth 4 Lane and others are defendants,
we shall on SATURDAY, the Alta day Of April,
1874, at O'Clock .. offer fer sale, az pubic auc
&c Igstown:
FIRST tie west halt of Lot l2e, in Beatty Haw.
Kids addition TO said q OrgUtown, as the same is
particularly deecribsd in deed from Johu Poor to
Vim. ReliD recorded Ia lib-r W No 81, folio 67
This property has a front of I9 feat on q street
rubniGg back With thar width 20 VIM. Peters par
of said lot.
Secondly-Parts of I2s and I29, in the said addi.
tloD, as TIE same are particularly described ia
recorded ia Liber W. d No. ll6, folio 30. These
two pieces Of property in sed b. built
TWO story frame house with back building aud a
snLll two-ktoTy brick house. plat of the above
Or perty can be seen at the Aucti 1neers.
Ternt: Que third cast; residue in NO edual paw
meLIs, at 6 aud Il months, with interest at 6 per
ceIr secured by deed Of trust. A de post Of IS
each lot day Of sale If the terms Of sale a.
complied with within seven DAYS from day II
The defsulting purchaser b. giving DAYS MOTTO
in paper pTinted and publishes IL the District
Convey aIciDg at purchasers co f.
CHARLES WALTER,
RkG1NALD FRNDALL,
hssignees of John Lane, in Bankruptcy
msrGd GUHCAHSON BKO 8, Aucts
fGeorgetown Courier and Law b aporterl
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURK DAY0,

KUIORk DAY6
m LATIMI. OLEARI
so.A.. sss A
!4s4. II IhH VEG
# The ss Gq Of The
l.. hines, No sssg EQUITY. the nDdsI.,gned. trus:
Ssss 10 sSs a. p Ass
ns 81 that v.lr.Ds property g tas norhs.s cor
D :"S 1s;a sTsst
ssSly aPd astie With eoIseF store, being the vet
:Sqsss n .sst
20 street, 10 feet inches on Pennsy avenue,
angles the q ss Ds O. s
vidins line between said lot No. and lot Ho.7 in
p street north: between and iSsh sss.sts VEST,
win that width 10 the alley rear Of said lot, :.
ps1s = s,s ~ e the
proyements consist Of three-s story brick dwelling
Terms Of saie: One third cash; balance in two
equal instalments, in six and twelve months, with
secured by notes or bonds Of with surety
S or tS Be Sy trustee Two hun
tGss mot
the property at the rsk and cost Of such defantns
msr16 i, &m,&ds Auctioneers
d Auctieneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and klev-
enth street, Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE
OF GROUND, WELL LOCATED.
"A By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date
pril Isl, 1917, and recorded in Lber 6S2, folio
-, and 81 r. quest OF party secured, will sell,
n "WEDNESDAY, the = b day of April, A. d.
1874, at O'Clock on the premises, all ofsQu
numbered nine hundred aud thirty two, 1882 J
Tie square 10 en- gra de, and is bounded by nor n
and streets and 9th and 18th streets east, and will
be sold subject to prior encumbrance bearing six
per cert interest which be released on the nav.
mtDt OF six cents per foot.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in three equal
PAYMENTS at six, twelve, and eighteen months with
interest at per cent. $3.50 to Be deposited when
the property Is struck off. Terms to be complied
18th within five days, or deposit to be forfeited
FSED. W. JONES, Trustee,
NIL dads LATIMER Il OLEARY, Aucts
10y nI1NnA NSnR aR0s Ana.ia.a.-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-03
PIANOS. dc.

TUNING AND REHOvATIHG PIANOS cor
Times 10 receive special attention by-szn.
u. l.. WILD, Practical Piano maker 1IS2SE<
Iwsnty years experience, formerly TuperNyHyf
OF hnabe's, subsequently, of steinways Pianos:
now Of the hrm Of g. l.. WILD h BRO, 40 IIth
street, near northwest corner Pa. ave-, agents for
the unsurpassed bTIEFF Pfsnos Isnls-tr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-09-05
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
-HEALEY G lSHRIVE'R'S
4 ADDITION TO IL RIO

THIS valuable property generally known
i about Barton as the school House Lot"
which has been so long sought after by
the residents of Barton and others for build
ing lots, lies in the Valley of Georges Greek
i'll the rapidly growing town of Barton.-
Situated us it is in the heart of ii rich mining
district, and lying Immediately adjacent to
extensive mines of the great coal vein i'll full
operation, is rapidly enhancing in value
The proprietors have determined, however,
to place limited number of lots in the
market ut this time.
Improperly on Georges Greek offers such
advantages to persons desiring to secure
cheap, comfortable and desirable homes as
this, owing to its ncamcss to the Potomac
and other large coal mines i'll full working
its freedom the dangers of the railroad It's
ncver-talling supply of good fresh water; lis
close proximity to the new public school
building, churches and stores, and its pccu-
liarly beautiful and healthy location.
The future prosperity and growth of Bar
ton, and indeed the entire Valley, is assured
beyond doubt. The Cumberland Coal
now stands unrivalcd in demand and quail
ty in the markets of the world, and will con
tinuc to grow in value, and even when
what is known as the Great Vein is eX-
laustcd- which will be many years hence
the smaller seams will he as eagerly sought
and worked as the large ones now are
r,,s :, ,,;u ~, ,.;,,. s,.o, that ,h.so lots
,,rs, .tondi,, rrn,, j., ,,.Ine. and nj thr
mr;r.s anI ~ rio tnrn,. now ntrrrrd afford
ryrn tn those NOT wishin~ to builJ n first.
Glass investment This i MOI csnccially
,tn tIns,. LOT. arn ,I,1os, ,hn abb
onc. rrmo;njuo ,<u%,id in Barton
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y! Ml'ich .ie i,re'' y, i'S' anuei "iiu. II
nav, l''ii i',i s'A'i .'",s p''s' was s ~,
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;'eiiei.o VI '''c ''e''s VI '''ci e'i ''o VII
'ial y" hel'
Ierms Oh SaIc:-6ut forty OF these