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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-16

The desperate I'll srts 81 Nr. Cot
TON . falst himself upo he ticket
are onlY e4uallei by tie dss. crate
situasIon ID which he wiii stand when
he gets on. If he ever does. Since
his return home his pos masters have
been pteamauiating he counties
plowing with the delegates already
appointed, ana his newspapers have
entered upoa course of Wild and vii
ful misrepre enta ion. I &c is no at
tempt at argament-no eff # TO show
how or why any county will give
him better support than before;--
but only continuous discharge of
pop-guns, manifest desire TO cover
up the truth, and to. catch 3. every
straw out of which a fa'se impress
sion can be created.-Dav. Gazette.
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you've Doe ballyw Shodns d DE-
parted Mayor! what cpaassoension!
and TIN TO Dutch beess9axxlers.-
Well night the better cl1ss Of Ger
mans hang their heads viii shame
II Was humihating. Respectable cit
izens are not u al proud of their
Mayor to-day. To morrow services
will be held again, and il remains to
he seen whether truth and right viii
triumph. Last Sunday evening one
of our best ministers opened his ser
vices with the following language
IF meeting the approval of his Hon
or. the Msyor. and If agreeable 10 the
feelings of the Dutch, we viii pro-
cred to reid q portion Of the Scrip
lures Comment is not necessary.
f.
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owe Executives Com mittsa

MAsrgR-A n, -medley Crezca Howard Cs
TREA-URER-M. L. Devin, Dies Mones.
AEIkETARY-%. W. Garretson Des Mofnas
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aatFon ii Al l,anars
Business Officers ofIowa s1ate Grange

National Grange CTicers.
MAsTER-Dud.ey w Adams, Waukon Iowa.
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Local Agents.

Tiptan-W L. AccRpsREY.
Clarence SIN P-urs
8 te1al iesFllie- HAIRY Bs8EFY.
N8ltpn-W. a. MOORE.
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ORIGINAL snYaFr.
MaEter I. Hayes, pslutltl,

NoRE q .llIlIlII.. d. Aa.iltor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20
nj n ID.

DEWDNKY: On the 18Th instant, after a short
bui painful illness, which she bore With Chris
ten 1oitit1de and RESIGNATION. CATHERINE
the S8th year Of her age. s' "
The relatives and frleLds Of the family are Invita-
70 attend her tune raj, on Tuesday Afternosu AT n
o'clock, from her late residence, No. I4Ia ian
street.
khoMLEe. On Monday, % n instant, ROBERT
hNoWL Lee, IN the IS n year Of his age
fu0erel from his late resldence, No, 1921 Az
street southwest, at I O'Clock D. m, Tuas1ay aai
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend,
=, RAmsDELL. Sunday morning., April 10, 1870,
HAfWA I'D, youngest child Of n. J. and EnflT
Ransdel, aged years sns months
sTkWART. On tue l9.n instant, at Io'clook a
M, Of consumption, ALBEIT A, only son OF nm
81 sno Mary Stewart, aged % years, 10 months and
oaays. Baltimore papers please copy
Funeral Tomorrow. Tuesday, at s Q clock m
rem his parents residence, S26 street nsrth,
west.
STUART. At the residence Of her parents, ON
saturday the 18th instant, at IS clock D. M Mrs
JULIA I: sTUABT, wife Of james stuart, and
eldest daughter Of Joseph j. and Mary X. Luck ST.
liz her 18th year. Delaware papers please cOpyl
Funeral this afternoon at clock.
sARGEANT. On the 10th inst, MARY EMMA.
infant daughter OF John L. ana th- late Mary n.
Sergeant, eyed 10 m Jnths and ~ days, ICaronicIs
and Republican,
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EVENING STAR.
COFGRESSTO.r.sE.
Csaciusios saturday,. Prsceea,.ss

Soneiusfou Saturdays ProceedtWgs.
sENATE.-rhe Senate sas not In session on
Saturday.
HoCSE.-Aftsr our report closed
Ihe House being in Comm ttee OF the Whole
ON tne legislative appropriation bill, the para
stsi under consideration WAS the one making
ePfts prisuons for the clerks in the off &c pro-
80 e the Secretary OF the Treasury. The
amount Appropriated BY the ball for cler-
- lorce In this othce IL sSS9 500, and among
~ peo1hk amendments one offered by
~ -. Sonnlstee 70 reduce the salary ~ the chisf
CT "a, snd OF seven heads Of bureaus, from
AFTER debate between Messrs. Clymer. Reck.
htney snd Dawes, the vote Vas taken on Mr.
1srneld's motion 20 reduce the SALARY az ths
CHIEF clerk OF the Treasury 20 a. 500. a1d A VS.
adopted. The clerks In the secretary's orice-
OF lnternal revenue, and independent treasury
were stricken out The salaries OF the heads OF
bureaus In the Secretary OF the Treasury,s
once proper we're reduced TO $500 each, that
OF seven principal clerks 60 - 900 each al
that OF dsbursing clerks 20 q. 600 each.
Mr.. Ward, OF Illinois, offered an amendmeut
providing that female clerks shall receive the
same pay IS male clerks for like service. The
amendment as adopted.
Mr.. Garfield offered an amendment % reduce
the salary Of the chief clerk In the supervisinx
architect Office from q. 600 20 a, $40 Adopted
Pending proposition 20 IN the salary OF chief
clerk CT the First controller NJ - 800 the com
mittee found itself without a QuOrum, and the
roll was called, when quorum appeared. The
amendment above wAs rejected.
MIR. Duell offered an amendment % increase
The number OF clerks In the Second controllers
Office, pending the consideration OF which the
committee rose, and the House, at as p. m,
ad Ournrd.
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- Corner 9Th and streets northwest

TRCSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE HOUSE
HOLD EFFEOTs OF HOUSE No, IUIt sTH
STREET NORTHWEST
n BY virtue Of chsttel deed of trust given TO
me, dated 2oth day of January, A B., 1874,
aud recorded in Liber No. 74O, folio 40 one
tof the records of Washington county, ~ c.
and At the request of the party secured thereby,
VIII SELL AT public auction, at house No. lOI 9Th
stIete northwest, on WEDNESDAY, 22d of April,
lol4, commencing at 10 O'Clock N, all the Furni-
lure mentioned In Schsdule "A )" attached to said
deed, and name in Part:
slnut Parlor Suite In Rep;
carpets, Mirrors sud Tables;
Lace Curtains and Oornices;
alhut Chairs, Rugs, ats;
Mantel Ornaments, Extension Table:
X Lounge, Drop-light;
Rated and Glassware, Hat rack;
hall and Stair Oarpe Oilcloth, &C.;
walnut Chamber estts, Bedsteads;
bureaus, Mattrasses, Bed Clothing;
Rein gerator, Cook and other Stoves;
VIZ Kitchen and Pantry Requisites;
well-kept house.
CHARLES @. WILSON. Trustee,
aph'd DUHCANS0N & BROS, Aucts.
iSuhday Herald cOpy
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAMROAD.
- DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV
Amer March I'D, 1874, trsiAs will run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE F0Rl TRIMS ARRIVE AT
BALTIAORE. WASHING TON.
9.5s AM, Bait. and N III q. M, New York and
daily, OK. Monday. Western TX press, daily.
> 90 o. m, New York s:3s q. m Elk o, frsm Bal
II press, daily, sun timore daily ,ex. Sunday
e:ss a. M, daily Accom-, from West and Nort dS
1875 q. M, Fast Line ABS p m, PhiIa. EXP,
West, daily, ex. Sunday daily, ex. Sunday
1:l3 p. m, New York 3:I3 IN, N 7 Express,
Exp. ,daily, eI. sunday. daily, OK. Sunday.
335 p. m, IltimOre,l D SIS D. m, Accommoda
daily, except Sunday. ton, except sunday
$40 .. M, Pittsburg and $50 p. m, daily, from
" est, daily Baltimore, daily from
DOS p. m, daily, New West and North.
York Night Express. Hos p, m, Southern
v:3s p; M, Pacific Ex- EXP. daily, ex. sunday.
press daily. 1l:23 D. M, New York
EXP. daily ,ex. Sunday
Trains leaving ashingtoh at s:3s O. m connect
at Bowie for POpeis creek on Monday, " einesday
and Friday; trsins leaving at 3:35 D. m, Connects
Tor Popes cree. daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving " ashington at s3S q. m. and s:s5
D N. connect at Odenton with tr aims for Annapolis
Trains arriving at Washington at 1888 .. m.
And S:se p; m, connect az Bowie with trains from
P0pe's creek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylv ania
avenue, northwest 9Th street and PeAnsylya.
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, SAP Francisco, and all
r. L. DUBARRY, General Supr
II. B. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. jys4-h
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~ A X XII Ed

HUST-MILLs. On the 26.h of March. NJ IN.
Ear.Snage, by the Rev, ThOs. q. Addison, JOHN
HChT, 81 virginia 10 IDA j. MILLS, Of Wash
iBgton, daughter OF the late Capt. John Mile
JOHNeToH-kAISKR. On Sabbath evanfns
ARIil ~. lSt, by Rev. John Q. Smith, D. FRRp,
hhlSh JOHNSTON, of st. Paul, MINI. 70 Mis-
MINNIE kAIsEB, Of this city.
MooRE-HALL. 10 this city, on Wednesday
r W. MO0RE, of W Washington, 20 Miss MARI
HALL, youngest daughter II the late Vim. p, n ali,
VI Prince George county, Md.
REPETTI-WILLIAMs. "Wednesday roornfng
April 18th, At st. Peters church, ct 3 o click mi
~ bey 4. Boyle, assisted by Rev 8 Rabbia
hr. GkO. n. hkPETTI 20 Miss ALICE O. Will,
LiAms, eldest dSughteT Of jos. Z. Williams, Esa.,
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~ GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.

Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucteneers,
II No. l00l northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
WkLL.KNOwN AND LONG. Esr1 BLIsHED
HOIkL lCOREER OF slyENTH ASO
sIRlETs N0RTHWEsTb KNOWN AS tn K
HPERkY HOUSE," NUMBERING ABOUT
THIRTY ROOMS II ALL OF WELL-PRE-
skRNBD FURNITURE.
n On MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 9Tth
w and 2sth, 1874, commencing at 10 O'Clock q.
m. We shall sell the following described Fur
Psrior Furniture, upholstered in Harcloth;
Forty Bedsteads and Mattresscs;
Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstaads:
Dining room Tables and Chairs;
H.ll Oilcloths and Stair CARPETS;
Painted Bedroom Furniture;
Csser;
Irefain and other Carpets;
China, Glaes and Crockeryware;
Parlor, Bedroom and other Stoves;
Hi chen Utensils, &c, and many ether articles
unnecessary TO enumsrate.
On BOMBAY. April ~, at y O'Clock D. 70. we
sh.il cell at the stable adjoining-
On. X ckawsy Carriage;
Two Bugsies;
Two spring wagons;
Two Carte and Harness, Buggy II .rnsss;
Also.
Bar and FIXTURES; one Lager Beer Casst, in nne
The sale offers unusual nducements 20 house.
keepers and the trade generally, a. IL is peremp-
sp1 GREIN . WILLIAMS, Auets.
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RY LATIMER CLEARf,
u Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Ilth street,
Star once Building.

TBgsTEEs' SALE OF FogRsrogY BRICK
RESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET, BkTWEES LOUISIANA
hNEsuE AND STREET NORTH WEST,
BEING NO. AS, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the 25th
kIdsy OF January, ISIS, and duly recorded in
Liber No. 7O5, folio AZ, Of the land records
Tor W Warrington county in the District of Oolum-
bia and by direction Of the party secured thereby
We shall sell on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May
the h, lS4, at clock, in front Of the premises,
all that certain piece parcel ef land situate and
being IN said city and county District OF Columbia
sRd being all that part of lot numbered six ,(6, In
square numbered i've hundred and thirty y bs2D
as the same IL designated and described on the psts
and plan OF said city cont aimed within the lowing
metes and bounds: Beginning for the same 81 the
southwest corner OF said lot and running thence
east ninety three go feet three and half so
inches 70 the rear line thereof thence north twenty
nye t25l feet I'VE 80 inches; thence west ninety
TIN &c 1851 feet three and half (32D inches add
thence south twenty i've 25D feet five 5) inches TO
the place OF beglnhing, together with the improve
ments, consisting Of Q four-story brick house On
tanning about Is rooms, with all the modern i'm
proyemen's.
Terms Of sale are $3.50 in cash; the balance in
one, two ~ three years, and secured By deed Of
trust on the premises with notes bearing interest
the rate OF 10 per cent per annum. All conveyance
lng and transfer at purchasers cost. deposit of
III. JAMES A. TAfT,JneA
ELOBIAN HITZ,f lrustees'
LATIMER CLEARY,
ap20-d&ds IRep.l Auctioneers.
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hand Clothing Boss1s ed
clothioG. Orders promptly. sttsndsd % through
stresss. nortS.:st. S.H1RSoo. isaNLlys
i LATHe ana OAL01111 RkAnI1k Also.
al the dt9srsut ysr1ee1ee q QoAk - sVVp On
$50: 20: :::'' Si 9; s; ;
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
70 BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
'hKoSGH EHTkkkT owAsHINGTos
III. wlrA6JTy csHAssSs o. CARS,
ne Equipment on this line is and Of the mo
RRgLLLM1N PzGIoRa caRs ON DAY TRAIN
PULLMAN PA HLA e. sNa 81 ssSiNG CARS ON
T TIA IfSagf bx Gif0e Sk ii SUNDAY
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of 9Th and
FAST Line, leave W ashington sos q. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s:ls a. m. daily, excep. sun.
Leave Yves. Philadelphia at 1882 p. m. daily.
Arrive a Kew York at 4:2s p. m. daily. except
RICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington q,
l;lS p. m daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at 2:3s p. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at sos p m. daily, s1.
Arrive at Kew York a, lo:1o .. m. daily. s1cep.
3:s0 p. m. Philadelphia Express, daily except
Eight EXPRESS. leave W ashinstOn at sos
Leave West Phiisdsiphi. 81 a::o q m. daily.
TRAINS BETURNING.
Fast Ltss, leave New York ct am
Arrive at Washington at 3:13 p. n.
Rtehmoad Express, leave New York at D. M
Arrive at Washington at :Os p. m.
NtgM Ezgrsss, leave New York at p. m.
Arrive 81 Washington at 6:l3 o. m.
2:35 p. m. Philadelphia Express.
Yos II ssH h
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River ran.
rosd, Irie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
fare As low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked Of hotels and prf.
vste residences on orders left at the following offices,
where tickets and information can be Obtained -
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna ave- north
east corner 9Th street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 6th
and streets. ED. 8. YOUNG,
IyA-h General Passenger Agent
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by b. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th aAd II sts. northwes

'euoi"i Duliuinsi Ootno' f'u nAu = sts uoIlnWcst
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALUABLEIMPROvEp
PkOPERTY ON TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER
IH1kTEENTH AND K STREETS MOB CD
AT AUCTION.
~ By viItue VI deed OF trust dated july Is, A
as D. hI3, duly recorded In Liber No. 6S9, fJlio
log, enc OF the land records for Washington
county, IN the District of Columbia, and at the
guest OF the party secured thereby, We will sail 81
public auction, in front Of the premises, on WE'D
NksDAf, April %, l574, at 80 O'Clock m, the
following described real estate, situate in the city
q Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit: All
and described as lots numbered six 90 aud seven IA
IN square numbered two hundred aud ninety one,
(2s ontaining in all ten thousand and ninety
improvements, consisting Of three 80 three-story-
and-atttc brick houses with back buildings, front-
iLg on 13th street, between Pennsylvania avenue
aid street, and two-story brick house with two
18th str eets northwest.
This property, so centrally located, should CON-
mand the attention Of parties wishing TO make
profitable investment. Il is well suited for business
stands or q hotel.
Terms, as prescribed by the deed of trust: One
sixth CT the purchase money in cash, AID the bal
months, for which instalnents the purchaser shall
give bis promssory notes bearing interest at the
rate OF ten Der centum PSF annum from the day of
sale and secured By deed Of trust satisfactory te
the holder of said notes on the land and premises
sold. deposit of five hundred 500 dollars will
be required II the purchaser at the time of sale,
terms Of sale complied with in ten days from
day Of ssle the trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defautine
purchaser, after one weeks advertisement In some
ope or more newspapers published in Washington
WILLIAM sTIOKNEY,l rru,,..s
GEORGE 3. PLANT,
j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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NO HUn1Ua...L.. RIg1 Wiil pay . fair Gosh
price tST sny KIND Of Ladder. 4ents' and Qhili
SHOTS, &C., 6Y3 tn g., between Z and O, south
0ots by DAu PROMPTLY attended e. y0.I
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HuFTI L TAYL0Rs,
eqsP ENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Have prepared for the Spring Business the largest
an hspd-onest assortment Of Ladies' Undercloth-
ps ever oas red in this market, mpTising as fol-
lows:
estyIss DRESSING sACQUEs, st 81 SO, sIIs,
sI-s1n, sz.Os, s2.Is, sSas, s41s,
ss.13.
~ style. NIGHT DRESSES. at sI.Is. 81,
s2.37H, s2 so, s2.73, s2.s7h, S323,
$3.50, s3.eO, s3.s1h, s4.se, ss12h,
s6I2'i, se.S7h, s7.Ts, 81, sll.Ss.
IL styles WALKING SKIRTS, a, - cents, 81. Is
sI.3s, sIsO, sI1s, 81, s3IO, s2.3O
s235, So, 50. so, e4l3, So 40. $3.50,
sI.ss.
styIe,sHoRr SKIRTS, a, TO cents, 50 cents
sIIo' sl.l'' slS-' $780, sl.ss
, styles TRAIN sKIKTs.at s2.Ts,s2 30, s4l2
s4.57, $3.50, 90, $40 so, s14, Sli.T5
10 styles CBEMIsE g; - cents, 81, sI.25,
SI.S7, sI62, sI-7, So 30, S2.s7,
s3.25, $3.50, s3.7s, s3.ss, 81.
Ia styles DRAWERS, at rs ce nt., IS cents
sI.I3, sl3T,sI so, 81 8 o, 81. -
s2I3, s2la, S2.3., $3.50, s2.63
s2.7S.
Q styles CORSET COVERS, at 6a cents, sI.aO.
$3.50, $50, sI.ss, sass, s2.so
= styles APRONS at Us cents, so cents, So cents,
"a csats, - cents, 81 Is, sl2s.
Infants Goods.
EOSG DRESSES, CHRIsTESING ROBES,
CLOAKs. WOOL SHIRTS, BASKETS sc. &c,
ChildreR's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAOQUEs,
FLANNEL and CLIO sACQUEs, In great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
A the following prices: sI2, sIxTs, SIS,
Si7.2s, s1-73, S2o.13, 52I.5O, $40,
$3.50, s47.
WATERPROOF Cloaks.
large assortment, IN English and American
manufacture, at the following prices: sig, SI3,
Slt, SI4 81, S13.73, el6.3T, sI6.7s
Sl'5S, s2S, SIS, $50, S53.
Ladies' Dresses.
nMER PePLIs DRESSES, at a bargain,
S2s.
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at sI3I2,
e1s.75, Sl6.s7, s24.
BLACK SILK IREssEs, at sI15, sI22 So
SWISS DRESSES, (Polonsise and Skirt at sI2
SIC, s21, $3.50, $40, 500.
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pY TH0S. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
II o41 Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7th ST.
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FURNITURE
AT AUCTION In GEORGETOWN.

- o41 Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7th st.
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FURNITURE
AT AUCTION In GEORGETOWN.
E.egant Parlor Suites upholstered in Bep and Ore
toni Rosewood ease PianofOrte; Easy aud Be
ceptien Chairs and Lounges; Splendid sIlesi an,
1ursey and Brussels Carp aud Rugs; Rose
wood and BronZs Inlaid Writing, Music and
Book Tables and s; auds; Round Sofa with Vase
in center; Lace and Dsmask Curtains; Damask
snd Bep Lambreq uiss; very hsndsoms Music
Stands; one very elegant Berlin Mantel CLOCK:
superb Venetian Mirrors and Brackes. hand
carved; Rosewood Ialad Bull Table; Vienna
Albums and Cabinets inlsid in Marble and
Wood; one beautiful French Fire Screen; beau
tifully-csrved German Library Sate; carved
Walnut Gard Tables; Easy Library Chairs;
splendid English Couch and Reclining Chairs;
very handsome Italian Walnut Bookcases, Ia
bles and Csbinets; Walnut Wine Gases; italian
Oak Dining Room Suite, polished and carv ed;
Walnut Extension Dining Table; one fuely
hand carved Walnut Etegere; very handsome
Dinner Service omplete, Dresden pattern; Des-
sert Service, open Basket Work; German Tea
Service; Vienna Cut Glassware and Ice Dishes:
very hne etatuary with carved pedestals and
Ornaments; Oak Marble top and Painted Cham
Der Suites: hne Hair Mattresses; Iron Bed
sfeads and Cribs; German Oak Presses; supe-
rlor Library and Office Furniture; fms Copper
Oooking Utensils and Kitchen requisites; Fur.
On MONDAY MORNING, April 9th, 1874.
Con nenciDg al 10 O'Clock, at the residence of on
j. p. Harris Gastrell, British Legation, Road
street, GeorgaowD Heights, being the House for
meIly occupied by President Grant, shall sell the
above elegant collection Of Household Furniture
The attention of ladies and gentlemen is specially
called 10 this sale. The articles will be perempto-
lilly sold. No postpr nement on account Of the
N. B.-The house will be open for inspection on
spl6d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON.

ID Auctioneer. and Real Estate Brokers,
Star once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE or yALuABLx rHREE-
sonsk o. nhs AEA Ss.TPsNs sy stHA
M SaTt Wssh hHsS fkSp i T. SIS NORTH
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date on
m cs see Il ss sSd ess
Tor Washington county, d; O., the IN fersgne sur
:, public sale, 10 from, q The pren:es, % THURS
+: sS.' s. 81 Sf .Ss
Lots !, and is % D.yidsops suSdiyi.iOn Of :SI.Te
s0 M tsssshe. Nth the saidiHs. and
story and back building Brick House .
baisnoe in eSns, ~ m "a s Ssss AMI the
with Interest from day Of ssIs :. the rate Of
ses deposit Of 500 viii be required Of Ia the pun
eha,sT st the time Of sale said terms are no.
properly will be re.old At the risk aud expense Of
the defsuting pu chaser. All convey aacing At the
RICHARD WALLioH, Surviving Trustee.
.,. ,LArIAER CLEAkf.
- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Balm, the
sa sale Is postrsneo until MONDAY April 20,
apl7sSds IATfMER GIESRY. Auc;s'
10y LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Brokers,
enth street, Star Otnoe BUildins.
TRUSTEES sAJK OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE
OF GROUND, WELL LOCATED.
s o. aud dssd q ff IN SstTns ds
On t 81 Psy dsS gt Ti sell
numbered nine hundred and thirty two, 1852
and and s and 18th 3s and mi
De sold subject to prior eneumbrsuce bearing six
per cent interest WHICH can be released on the pay
Terms: One-third cash; residue in three equal
per Ssr s sRsa NTH
the property is struck of. Terms 10 be complied
with within five 81 EdsPSSit S q forfeited
mh dads LAT1MEB & CLEARY, Aucts.
SIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale Is postp med until wEDS RSDAY, the
ID tn DAY Of April A. d. 1874, same hour aud place.
srs dads WIG LATiMERs oLKARY, Auc,s.
RSIE CONSEQUENCE or THE INOLEM-
en- s estSer the sale al. Is again POSTPONED until
splsdsds LATfMRR "a 6 6GEas Y!I Hssts
DYw. l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 902 Pennsylvania ave-, Cor. 9th st
TRUSTEES sALE0E VALUABLE LOTS IN
eQUARE Ne. 1880.
q, By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated s.h Novem.
eber. 1865, AID recorded In Liber I; r., No, 4,
81 sas Of the pary .scars
thereby will offer at pn6lic auction on this prem
ises; on M0HlDA1, the aoth day of April az the
half interest in original lots number 49, % and 81
square NUMBER 1880, in the city OF Washington, Dis
Terms Of sale: One third cash. the residue of the
giving his notes, bearing per cent Interest roa
the day of sale. A deed given and deed OF trus
ancirg at the puTchsser's cost. a deposit Of 81
required from each purchaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-20
EEY b. b. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionear,
Federal Buildings corner 7th and L sts nortEwes

eHANCrRY SALE OF THREE FRAME
sTREEE EXTENDED BETWEEN FIF-
TLKNTh AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
- BE- virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
E3 COURT of the District of Columbia in ca uity
- cause No. 3222, will sell public auction in
front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the I 9th
day Of April, lE4 at $50 O'Clock p. N. the west As
feet inches by the depth thereof OF lot 80 in
No. 1875, in the city Of Washington, ID. O. This
property lie improved with thu ee frame dwellings,
and will be sold separately.
Terms: One third cast; balance at six and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale.
WIN. MATrINGLY, Trustee.
ap2-d Ut. OOLDWELL, Salesman,
THsABovE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Aprll 2lst, 1874, same hour and place
WIN. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
arl6-d Ut. OOLDWELL, Salesman,