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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
To-Day's Receipts OF n Billiard saloon
TO BE Given to the Poor.

NEW YORK, Feb IL, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The undersigned, proprietors Of the saloon and
billiard rooms situated at No. 267 West Thirty
fourth street, will donate the entire receipts OF
establishment on Thursday next. the 10th inst,
from seven A. M. until twelve =. M. The whole
amount of our receipts for that day to be placed in
your hands for distribution among the Door OF this
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CITY, and according to your own WIN ana pleasure.
Respectfully yours, FARRELL Il MCGOWAN,
No. 2o7 West Thirty fourth street.
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FUNDING THE CANAL DEBT.
Protest from the Produce Exchange
The Commercial Interests OF New
York Jeopardized by the Proposed
CONSTITUTE onal Anne ndment.

Protest from the Produce Exchange
The Commercial Interests OF New
York Jeopardixed by the Proposed
Constitutional Anne ndment.
meeting Of the members Of the Produce Ex-
change was held yesterday afternoon, at two
O'CLOCK for the purpose Of taking some action in
regard to the proposed amendment to the State
constitution relating to the runding OF the canal
debt. Mr.. b. w. Floyd presided.
The CHAIRMAN said that it had been thought
proper for the Exchange to take some action in
regard to this matter.
Mr.. FRANK MoULToN said the question was in an
inverse ratio to the crowd. The question was
great but the crowd was small. The bill now be.
fore the Leg Stature was likely to be subversive Of
the commercial interests OF the State II adopted.
He, therefore, offered the following resolutions,
hich were adopted
the large and NSpd
railways the prnepal OF which ,sary
emphatieay shows the necessity OF reducing the OF
CO nal sna sSas y Of The
not the Gapasy n to the s
canals, now before the Legislature Of this state the
@ the
asS city e New 3srh endss sfss
unleSS restored through the H0lOuS ana
fft Frodaes
specuy and earnestly protest against the of
the proposed amendment to the constitution relative
funding the canal and general fund debts charged
the canals.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolution be forwarded
to the President OF the Senate and the Speaker Of the AS
semny ut Albany, with request that the be LAID
before their respective houses
Mr.. MOULrON added that he would mention but
few facts which were OF great Importance. The
question was: How should the Legislature meet
the competition arising from new facilities from
the West to the seaboardH To show this dangerous
competition he would merely submit the following
figures for the consideration Of the Exchange
Wheat Corn
2uob lbs. 1000 R ns
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All ANALYSIS OF The above figures VIII Show some
lavish expenditures on the part OF some lnstu-
tons and economy In others. Take Tor instance
Expended in Relief IN SALARIES &c.
st Luke's Hospital. ............ $S33lO 1893
Nursery and Chd's HOSPITAL. 99l92 $500
The latter disbursed sos, SS3 more than st. Lukes
at less than one halt OF what st. Luke's consumed
in disbursing $33,31O Another illustration Is
equally striking:-
$3.50 Disbursed. Expenses.
The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. .$l093n sss57
The Female Guardian Society. 40lA 1883
Or the Orphan Asylum, at an expense OF So 996
less tnan the Female Guardian Society, disbursed
$69.l57 more than the latter society. But COM
PARSONS do not stop here:-
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THE CHARITY EXHIBIT.

The Facts Shown by Figures-Insti-
buttons OF similar Character Conn
ms reh.
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The average rate OF transportation from
Chicago New York via the lakes and
the Erie Canal, including carriers
profits and state tolls for the last seven
years was. 23 So "
Add Buffalo shipping and transfer charges
oil "a cents per bushel equal to ~
cents per tom ............................. ~ ~
The total cost from Chicago to New
YORK per ton OF ZOO lbs...:........"s7 80 162
The lake rate from Chicago to Buffalo tor
the last seven years has averaged about
81 40 per ton ..... ".......... 24o 2D
Leaving Buffalo charges and freight
to New York, ton OF 2,UO0 lbs. S. So S. 20
Buffalo " Albany s....................,. ! Us Us
The average rate from Buffalo TO New
York, including Buffalo charges and
no tole.... .-..... ............... "a - % IL
Under the proposed CO constitutional amend
ment the rate will be l mill or 10 cents
per ton from Buffalo to New York.. 20 70
Total ;.........;...;,.;..:...:...;s5l s s4a
there is no charge at any corresponding
point between Chicago to Montreal)
The lowest probable average lake freight
from Chicago to Buffalo, most ali
large class vessels, will not be less
ton than... ~ 30
Making charge, including mill toll
Sul ia sss Charges G% sAna anu ~ Genus
The expected rate by the Montreal inn
proved routes from Chicago. ............ 80 $50
The Montreal route, including present
facilities, will have advantage
~t,Ea and IL Enn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
YO.MORROW.


ID Aactionser, and RsaI Estate Bressu,
Star Once Buildings.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FURsIrURE AND
THs nAPk rS fsE ESTATE or
a ON wEDkEsDAr AORNIHG, June 81,
" 1874, ct 10 o'ciooh a. his late rssidsnce, cor.
vest, We shall sell tn. foiio~ias eies ant nn1
lection Of Furniture, winss, &c. " name
upeIb French-plste Mantei Mirrors,
Gilt Parior Suite uphost. red in sila BrocateI con-
sisting Of CsEter biyaS, 2 Side Div.n., 10 sil-
Magninesnt Buhl-work Ar1oire, 'A'" 0"''f'
Carved " alnut Round Inlsid Table,
tss:n .ss :nS
Superior wilton Osrpsts, Psrsisn and turkish
Velvet Brussels, Three-ply, ami ingram Carpets,
Superior Black Wslnut Chamber furntture,
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, and Boil
Turkish Lounees an Chairs IN Green Rep,
Walnut Side Chairs ana Brackets,
Walnut Library Suite. upholstered in Oretonue;
Mcrocco Lounges, Sofas, and Sasy Chairs,
Oak Desks and Chairs
Carved walnut M.rbie-top siie6oard,
Carved Walnut Extension Dining table,
Valiant Well Dining Chairs. u4hoI.tsred 10 Morocco;
rvec Brackets, Hacks, &C.,
A noe assortment Of Table Linen,
Fine Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
A large and varied assortme' of
WIN ks AND LlQUO1sOFs SUPERIOR BRANDS
This is one 81 the most extensive and elaborate
collections OF Furniture ever sold in Washington.
Ihr noS:s via be on Monday
nsyIs IRspub. ChrOn.l Guctionsers.
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Pf Tnsssiss, FOE Ss, 5Fs y ,wwohK:
fok T dl pisTkIG EoE COLOMBIA.
OFFICE s.fERV sine ARcHIfEcT,
TREA sURY DEPARTMENT,

srRY DEPARTNENT. y
Sealed Proposs viii g. rec:issa !. .sts siis
,hs ?. ~; sV q h ls s sr t g.
Tor The District OF Oolui aba, all the Out stone ork
Al q NJ T;gSisE soT s,s &C. rsa"i1.d i foa
drswinss, specincafio o. and scheduie. WIN the
nsS g. ss s On sp,f Ss and schedule
The oorriOe Win E Of seneea sandstone. canal I'm
SSii ~ seIas,as ss the building TIE tl.sginE
BissI limestone, or both Of which sids may be
The whole Of N stone~ork mu.t be delivered a.
ase rson,rss Called for ey the superinseRdont
Seii,ery 70 eomn tSs progres. Of the sIilans IN.
~ se as,,xe soee q tbs progoss and the work
ms naegns the hrsi door Il sufS Pi.oss STass
~ one mouth rom dste Of acceptance Of propossIs
months om' ass Ssse and The rsmslns:r N tho
Sa i "a ;s ,s wins Once. end Chapel
sssns eoT D% 9 South Prison Wing. " ARDEN r
tnIss m sSa wiss @n.t b completed within
1s delay s. 81 s, per S. @, ::ss
viii be made Tor ns the sss - sshb.t
oy tie prsSing and Described by me epscihosiiols
no bids WIN be reoesssa esesps from tn. owner.
or sssss. :, Of ne sssTr,s' from ss,es me mon. z
parties who e. engsssd in stone outtins ssd VII,
PsSssns viii - made monthly. deducti,s ten
Am sia. .ost b .oeonsssisd 6y y.s.l bend q
@ 3 ss yum q
sss. ts ssrsot &c s,s'S s soa s.:se,e
laul 9se0 the bond 20 be approved by the United
sssSs oisertst iudse, clerk q the United staifs
which the BINDER resides -
q, Ins plsftnsnt reserves the rlsh. 70 rslsct sry
Soveunent 70 do %, or 20 award each divt soa 90
snt bidder, or % order more OF lee. Of any item
tio.a. - W
Any bid that ID not made on the printed form 20 Be,
obtained st this once, and does not IN every
respect 90 the reQufrements Of thin siV srrisamen
4 Will not be considered.
Propoesls must be snclosed 10 q ssaisd eav.lop. :.
endorsed Bids Tor Out Stone and Faszia "a Cor the
.. q. n. HuLLuTf,
mssR]I fuperrising Architect.
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SkNHCA STONE.

TIE MARYLAND FRERSTONR H. AHD
n. COMPANY rs NOW READY TO RECEIVE
ORDERS FOR STONE, EITHER AwED
OR ROUGH DIMENSION. UNDER NEW
ARRANGEkENffHE ABOVE SfONE WILL
BE DELITERED PROMPTLY, AND IN ANY
QUANTITY.
2srH SIRREfs, Rock CRxRK.
mayl4-ln J.W. ALV0RD, President.
CIB SON BROfHlR4
VI Beck and Jsb Printers,
10Iy Pennsylyauia Avenue, south SIDE,
noy8-ly fiSs Wab Specially,
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CHAS. CONS. CALLAH, Truste
iel-d LATIMER & CLEARY, Auciioneer
RY 4. L. THOMAS & 90.

VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AND
FUh 0H6sTRT FITS BGfbiss sfrEs STU
ATED MIDWAY BETWEEN BALTfMoRE
IND WASHINGTON, d. @, POINTING
Upon THE WAsBINGT0E BRANCH BAIL:
@fLi-sNSUDwS LAUREL FAsm, a P5k:
TON OF TIE ESTATE OF TIE LATE ,.
TTaHB0rT; THE most ATTRACTIVE IN
= ON sATURDAY, the 9th day of June, at IL
o9oclock a m, we will sell on the premises, at
~~usted at Laurel, Prince Georges county, Md d,
q plat of ground, comprising a large number OF
Building Lots, midway between Baltimore sno
to i've acres, snd also q number fronting upon the
railroad, loo feet By depth of 800, Particulars,
SIZE ana advsntsges of location will be more real
lily seen by referring TO pats, which will be ready
and after the LIST day Of June.
The location If this property at ard nesr Baurel,
an incor town, with population at the Lass
twenty daily trains between Baltimore, W ashing-
ton and Laurel. either way, at tle low quarterly
computation OF SH, making about 10 cents per day
coupled with religious and educational aivsstages,
secretly, &C, possessed m no other p,rdons OF the
State 20 equal degree, offer I'D vantsges seld I'M
met with. A large number OF persons employed In
the different Departments Of the Government ct
place, and the facilities OF hourly railroad comnu-
Dication offer Inducements to Gil GOverSment Off
cals 20 settle at laurel The property will be sOld
in accordance with the ARRANGEMENT laid down upon
the day Of sale. Ten per cent OF the gross amount
Of purchase money, however, must be paid upon the
day and at the time OF sale.
SAT TIE SAME TIME AND PLACE will
be offered valuable TRACT OF SIXTY ACRES,
a'IciniDg the beautiful country seats oil u. O5eE,
Jel-d Ed. L. THOMAS & CO., Aucts
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1(Y LATIMER OLEARY,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis sveuue and llth
street, Star Once Building.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- Ky virtue Of q deed of trust dated January
u and y direction Of the holder Of the note 81 ss
cured th reby, we will sell at public auction, on the
1874, at O'Clock D m. all that piece or parcel Of
ground in w gton city, District Of Columbia,
known and designated part OF Lot 3, of square
79, beginning south street % feet east Of the
northwest corner of said lot and thence south
street east IL feet, thence south 20 feet, thence
west feet, thence north 70 feet to the beginning,
SAD lot being now known as lot N, OF Lobsigers
Terms Of sale: - 90, with ~ per cent. interest
from January 9Th, 49, together with the expenses
of this sale, in cash; balance in and II months,
cured by notes bearing interest and deed Of
the property. deposit Of 500 will be required OF
the purchaser at time Of sale. Conveyancing at
pure haser's cost. If the terms are not com Piled
with in days the trustees the riSht to re-
ing purchaser. 3 z BBooRRSSEEtLLr Trustees.
ny25-d LATIMRR OLEARY, Aucts
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10y LATIMER d CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner fennsylvania avenue and llth gt
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALH OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON Il sTREET, BETWEEN ljrH AND
10TH eTREETS NORTHWEST.

LOTS ON STREET, BETWEEN IJra AND
16TH sTRnETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of = deed of trust dated the 18th day
OF April, 1873, and record d in liber No us, To-
lio s5e one Of the land record: of Washington
county, In the District Of OoluNbia and by dirsc-
tion 81 the party secured thereby, we will SELL at
DAY, June - 1874, at O'Clock p m all that GER
tain piece parcel OF ground situate aud lying in
said city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and
known and describ as all Of original lot numbered
hye lbl, in square numbered one hundred and uine-
Weight ll93l as the same is laid down n the plan
plat OF said city.
This lot has frontage on K street, between 18th
and 18th streets northwest, Of forty feet and
inches As 6-l2 fset) ty depth of one hundred and
forty six teet and eleven inches l46 IL IL feet
S.foot alley, having south front II is one Of the
Terms: 400 in cash; sa,l3S 81 April Is, 1875,
e3l3o 81 April 26, 1876, and residue pril rs,
1871 the deferred payments to bear interest at eight
49, per centum per annum, payable annually, for
which the notes CT the purch secured by deed
Of trust on the property, will be taken. $500 VIII
be required dep sst on the day of sale. All con-
veyarcing ct the COST OF the purchaser. If the
terms Of sale not complied with n ten days rom
the day Of sale the trustees reserve the right to
sell the property ct the risk aud cost Of the default
ing purchaser after FIVE days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper, of Washington, d u.
HALBET K1LBOURN,( rr,.....
JAMES T. LATfA, hiusees'
ray 30. eod&ds LATHE q OIEARY, Aucts.
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DY THOMAS r wA9GAMAH,
- Real Estate Arctioneer, as 7th street.

n By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated on the 70 h
&Liber No. DO, folio los, &C., OF the land re.
cords for WsshinEten county, D. O.. and by direc-
public s.ction, N front Of the premises, 90 WE'D
GIepAY, the 10th day OF June, A. d iHl. ct 81
kina subdivision OF square numbered no. In the city
Of Washinston, D. O., together with the improve
Terms Of slls: One-third cash, OF which $50 must
be paid ct sale, the deferred payments be m sde
in SIX and twelve months AFTER sale, aud secured By
deed Of tra,t upoa the P,emises sold Terms 70 Dc
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 90 resell
the property after one vsskb notice, IT the risk an
cost Of hrn purchaser. All conveyancing ct D n.
JOE. o. TEARsoy,l
LOUIS D WINS, Z trustees
ny2s-eoew&ds THOs. y. WAC 1ANAH, Auet,
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LIST Received:
FANCY HOSE TAHoY HOSE
LADihis. OHILDsEs.
White Cotton Hose white Cotton Hose
Ladies. Children.
r0rn Cotton Hose Brown Cotton Hose
Ladies. Children iiSah
.ie-thTs.d Hose Li.lo-shr..d Hose
Ladies. ohiISrsu.
eilE Hose siIk Hose.
Ladies II. oa, fSr
Gsuse Merfno Vests for Children.
Gsure Msrino Vests for Ladies.
Lisle-thrssd Vests for Ladies.
.ne-buttO1 Isle Gloves TwO-suttOn LisIe Gloves
aides and Children. Ladies' and Misses.
Three and -Four batton Isle Gloves
Ladies.
Kid Gloves.
srris Seamless, In One, I've, and Three Buttons
T.seamless, in One, Two, and Three But:
in One, Two, and Three Buttons.
For the Neck.
a. COLLARS AND CUFFS for Ladies.
Linen COLLARs and CUFFS for Ladies'
AITINGs and RUFFLINas for Ladies'.
ASIsH LACE soARFs.
White Goods.
taAABURG IDGING and INSERTING.
nHsmstiss..dH ANDKERoHIE for Ladies.
CT BOrdered HAHDKERoHIETs FOR Ladies'.
Veilings.
PARIsINA, GRAPE DE PA BIS,
AND
GRINADINl,
Ladies' UndercIothing.
DRESSING sAOoUEs,
NIGHT DRESSES,
WALKING 81 ITS,
SHORT SKIRTS,
TRAIN SKIRTS,
CREMIsK, DRAWERS.
CORSET CovKRs
AND
APRONS.
LADIES CASHMERE JACKETS,
LADIES WATER PROOF OLoAKs,
LADIES DRESSES, ia new styles, and in sea-
enable fabrics.
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AUCTION SALES
BIZ T. R Z; sE ZEE. broker and Aue..o...r,
No. sIi III street. oprosite d s. PSsf bncs

BIZ R Z; sE H.sas. broker and Aue..o...r.
No. oil nh street, opposite o 8. Post once.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS ON
1sIH AVID 18Th sTRrETS, BkTWEEN 8
AND STREETS E0RTHWk5T.
- By virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated Febru.
0ary 10th, 1873, and duly recorred in Liber ,.
.n foiios $50 and SIS, one Of The lsnd record:
Tor " sebirstou county, District Of Columbia, aud
hy the written request Of the party secursi thereby
viii sell at public auction, in from, OF the prem
les, at O'Clock .. IN, on TUESDAY, the "a dsY
Of June,A p iS., lot ns9ssred fifteen as, IN
stree, by depth of loo Feet 20 sO-foot alley, and
,ot pomsered twenty one lnp, in square numbered
sinehes on u, street By depth q 90 feet and l2O
Ieet lrcoes TO - feet alley. For the csnvenie
OF purchasers each lot will be iiviaed into three
square parts, averaging frontal of about 81 feet.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, 0tO Of which
must be paid st time OF sale, aud residue in tn .
equal amounts. at and II mon rs, with int crest az
eight ~ per cent per annum from day Of sale, So
convey ancing at purch &srs cost If terms are not
complied with within i've days from day OF sale
property will be resod 1--WE dsys' n,tioe at risk
o. o. HOWARD, Trustee.
may1l-eeSds Il. j. owkEf, AuctiOnear,
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ID Z q ID /.

LNkRRETT: On the moraing Of June 81, ANN
hsBkOCA, wife OF John 3. Everett, aged IS years.
Christian woman
Her funeral will take place the residence Of h.r
bereayed husband, 2sth street, between and Il
streets, at O'Clock y. m, "Wednesday. All frien 10
tend. =
LIPPHARD On the LIST inst, JOHN ALEX
AhDkR, Infant sOB Of John n. and u. A. LIP
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PaImer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT,

DOUBLE YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second floor. andf
well stocked with . splendid line of PLAIN and
FANCY sHI2TIH9s. We are prepared to make
special order for the DOUBLE-Y0KE SHIFTS ct
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIFTS FOR sal Oo.
SIX SHIFTS F0R ssa 90.
IxTRA CHARGE FOB COLLARS on SHIRTS.
he snecets attending hs manufacture Of Ais
sAtrt during ne part too years has proven beyond
a doubt, that i Is the most comfortable and perfect
fitting one made in any section Of tie world. Tie
tAOUsands Of original and duplicate orders received
for sse Celebrated SAirts fully confirm tls a.ser-
tiOa-
Give h>r q trial, aid Be convinced for yo.r-
Iseives. We are nOs0 ths 0nly and author
Ssed r1nufaeturers Of p ALMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the Dis-
triet AZ Columbia All other persons attempting 10
=sas.faetEre hsm are irfrisoerJ, aad tie psblic
are eaEtsOn>d agaiast ordering or psreAssins tAem
of Any otASr parfisS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02
(lY TBOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Ests.e Auctioneer, 3I9 1th street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVTD PROP
khTf ON STREET, BETWEEN l4rH
AND 18th STREETS, N0RTHWESr.
N By virtue OF q deed of trust dated June l2.h.
pa; d: ISIS, and duly recorded in Iiber No. 723,
folio III OF seq, one of the land records of W ash
nglon county, in the District Of Columbia, and by
the written request Of the party scared thereby
will sell at public auction, in front Of the pre-
i.es, on MONDAY, the day of June, 1874, at 8
O'Clock p. all that piece parcel of land stu
aied and being in the city Of Warrington, District
Of Columbia, and known and DESIGNATED as ssodi-
vision Lot numbered nineteen, (l9,D In ferdinand
Buffers subdivision Of Square numbered two
bundred and five, 296, said lot having front on
north street Of g feet and inches, and runnin
back that width ITO feet to an alley.
Terms OLe-fourth cash, and the balance in 8, II,
Is and "A m,nths, for which the notes OF the pur-
Chaser bearing interest at 10 per cent from day
sale, and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, will be taken. seposit OF 500 will be re-
Qured at time OF sale. All cOnveyan at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser II the terms of sale not
complied with In seven dsys from day of sale, the
reserve the right TO resell the property at
the sk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after
five days advertisement.
Bars 8P H ( ESHsAK, Trustees.
msyH eoSds THOS. Z. WAG9AMAN, Auct.
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III W.. l.. WALL a % ,Aucuoneeu,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 700 and s02 Pennsylvania avenue, cor. oh q.
ELEGsNT I-oCrAyE ROSEWOOD CASE PI
AID PIEh MTRRoRs, WALNUT cHHMBsa
SUITS, OAK WALNUT rRINMED CHAM
P PhLhEsTRtfsMIrH 70 nsToH
lkET; WALNUT DINING CHAIRs, sPRISG
BIDS AND hAIR MATTRESSES, OAK AND
sUifs s sR4k Ghsss nhksAsr e PAsLos
CHS, MARBLI-T0P TABLES, ONE ELK.
CAN'T PLATED eITT,wIrH OoSFERURN
ppstsA kPIENG r, s6TT, isi PTi9Es or
THsbs rnsst sSDS POSI-
OARPET, LOT MATING, &C &C,
On FRIDAY MOBNIHG, June slh.
commencine q, 10 o'clock, we will sell, on
WIN .the LIST and ID floors Of our spacious sales
house No; 1896 Massachusetts avenue, for convent
Terms cash. Sale peremptory.
WIN. L. WALL a co., Aucts
ALSO,
Psrlor Suites in Hair Cloth and Reps,
Book Gases, Sideboards,
Five elegant French Plate Mirrors, in Walnut
IT nnes, gilt trimmed, large sizes,
Etegeres, Bullets, Cottage Suits,
One second-habd Fire Proof Safe,
Lot Ctfldre1's Carriages.
200 hollis w hite and Check NJ sitting,
90 Rolls 81, 6 4, 50 and "a oil 0loth,
About 800 yards secondhand Three ply s7d In
AtIsm., one stsndine.top P.ney Phetos, coat
SA. WIN. L. WALL 90,
Je7 hep Auctioneees.
-
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DY LATIMKR d OLEARY,
Id Aucti0neers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th %
Star Once Ruildings.

TRUSTEES sAhK OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
4MHHS nT IN THE FEST WARD hosTH-
- Under and by virtue of 9 certain deed Of
H trust, bearing date tie 2lst day Of September,
-ls71, and Only recorded in the Land Records Of
the District OF Columbia, In LibeF 697. folio Is, and
at the request % the party secured thereby viii
sell on Thu RsDAY, the 4th DAY of June, lGi, at
81 o'clock D. M, Lot IN ID. L. MOrrison's sub
division Of sgnsre No lss, staste on 18Th street,
and fronting 20 feet lgth street, with depth OF
81 feet and being 81 feet south from lawrence street,
improved by nearly new Frame Dwelling house.
Immediately thereater, ell that part Of square
No 80. described rs follows; Beeinning on north 3
street IS feet inches west from 3eth street. and
running north 81 feet to IN alley, thence west IS
feet, the south 81 feet to the line Of street. aud
thence east Is feet 20 the place OF beginning, i'm
proved By q comfort able Frame DISABLING house.
Termr: One-third cash; the residue in three
equal insfAlments &C six, twelve and eighteea
month With interest from day Of sale, 20 be Sc
cured by q deed Of trust on the premises. 8 100
down II the time Of sale on each piece OF properly
the terms Of sale within I'VE days amer sale Con.
vey ancing at purchasers cost. Arrears TO May
full s'Ti'Si. 5 t5s v sn ssSSssrs' trustees.
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