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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

y USEFUL ORNAMENT PoStmaS-
ter Ramsey has lately received at his
news stand Il very ingenious and use
iul ornament called Il wcather-housc,
which is a perfect barometer, indicat-
Ing the changes of the temperature III
a simple and unique manner. h
article is OH the plan of a lighthouse,
made of metal, having in front two
doors, occupied respectively by IA
boy and girl Of %Lilliputian dlmen-
sions, over whom is placed Il Their
mometer. AS long as fair weather
continues the girl appears from the
aFchwav, but on the approach OF a
storm she retreats and gives place to
her companion in the adjoining door
way. The contrivance is 4 very III
genious II and works as well as an
aneroid barometer. Ramsey has a
lew left for sale at his stand i'll the
~fostOtlice at a low price.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

DECORATION DAY.-A meeting of
those Interested in the observance Of
Decoration Day will be held this
pose of completing arrangements for
the celebra' ion of the day. \ full at
tendance of all is requested, particu-
larry of those who served in the laie
wal. whether on the side of the Union
or the Coufederacv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

Nj. j.. BARTLETT, real estate agent,
Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also |. G. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey, Office
ut the California lumber yard, SOUTH
east corner of Buel and Batenan
streets. aplO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

For a complete assortment of tin
ware, p"rlor and cooking stoves, or
any article III the hardware line, go 10
Maupin Il CroIner's. t27
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

On THE SUEIVES.-Aunt Hannah
wishes to inform her friends that her
new stock of goods has now arrived
erS. Everything needed in the dry
goods, fancy article or clothing line
can be found ut her place. and will be
sold 1T a>tonisllinglv low prices. GIVE
her a call and examine her goods and
Nou will be satisfied.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

SUBSCRIPTIONS received for all the
Eastern wecklics and n,onthlies:
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the postoflice Stationery
and News Depot. dos
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

We can say with pleasure that the
series of performances given by the
Templctons during the last three
weeks have far eXcelled any that have
been presented at the Virginia Opera
House for u long tiine.-Go'd I'M
.NcUS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-26

WHITE LANES Wool BLANKETS.
the finest in the market. Just received
1t Obericlder Il IIarristn'S. apo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02
EVENING STAR.

WsoihsALH AsD SEsTKxATlC RerHEsss.
nv As ORGANIZED GANo.-rhe trial and c,a-
Ntcttcn OF one OF the members OF q gang OF
thieves recently broken MP IN Ohicseo 6sxe de-
vcieped vholresle scheme OF rohberv On the
most systematic and thorough plan ever know
" he vest The Numbers OF tue band have
dtrectrd Their attention chiea 90 railroad tina.
tsslncolariy 10 the Plttburg. Fort Wayne ana
SShsitcsso' nna 70 the Large dry goods houses o,
1so,cstO, fntsoure, Ctnc,nn att and 81. Louis
Hundreds OF thousands OF coll.r. ,rorth az -.
ha.e been stolen and sold ty the hand whicA
va scattered - that the stolen articles Gala
oe readily transferred and disposed Of IN 81
tant towns without fears Of detection. IN.
single freight line has suffered 60 the exte.t a.
ner,y $4,000 by depredstions 30 tpceuinx
freight trains during period o. four months
lsst sum mer, aud the goods thus stolentn transit
were secreted temporarily 81 q point in Indiana
not thirty miles from Chicago, ana we're re-
packed on the premises OF . farmer, also q mem
Der OF the gang, who 10 under arrest. Three ef
stll NJ large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02
UY DUNCAESON, BOWLING & Co, Aucts.,
ID Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest
CONVENIENT SALE

UNITED STATES NAVY YARt, WASHINGToN,l
CoMNANDANT's OFFICE, January I9, 1874. I
Ill be offered at public sale TO the highest bid
der. on FEBRUARY 3, 1874, at IL ~, at the Wash
il ston Navy Yard, a quantity Of condemned arti-
ciss' enumerated as follows;
For BdreGH Of PrOrtSiOHs aud It 5ung-A lot
u ard b! cad, Pork, Preserved Meat Flour, Rice,
pred Rpes, Pickle $, Tea, Butter, Dried Potatoes,
BE ans, MolasSes, Bread B sgs, Round jackets,
T1GnseTs, Shooting, Frocks. Drawers, FLANNEL
Seeetng, Duck, Nankin, T5Dscco, Thread Ribb On .
Tape, Spool Cotton, Needles, Scissors, Shaving
Boxes, and Soap, ButtoIs Of various kinds ard
slzes, Combs, Mess Pans, Kettles, Spoons, Forks,
Mustard, Pepper, PadlOcks. Doorloc ks, Scales ,
weights, Six Iron Safes.
Wheel hopes, Boat FalIs, Spans and Guys for
Boats, Srciion and other Sc Tow ines, Fishing
Lines Knives, Tools Of various nds, large lot OF
Culinary Utensils, 4S Life PTesaryers, TwIne Fill
ter, 1 hrs ad, 70 yards 0iClo'b, Chairs, Drying
Stove, Bags, together with other articles too nu-
For BHr az Of Yards and Docks lot of Fur
nIure, consisting Of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, WardrObes, Looking
Glasses OilclOth, Carpets, Stoves, with numer ous
other articles. Also. ] Hosting Machine, Horse,
OK.
rOT Btvsay Of Construction and Repatr-Nne
Boas, consisting Of 4 Launches, ] Cutter, ?
GIgs, j " bale, DiDgy. Also, l9 Kegs of PANT, 9
GlAzler's Diamonds. .09 sheets of Tin, 80 Mess
Chests, ESQ lie. Raw Cotton, Paint and other
% old Doors, Draw' rs, Racks, and Wa.hstands.
Also, quantity Of refuse d divided into lots
For bRTt1K Of Ordnance a $50 Cutls ass s abbards
Terms: Cash; D per Centum of the nuTC hase money
viii be required at time of sale. All articles be
r. moved within ten days. or positively forfeited to
the Government.
TH PATTERSON,
jana, SO tfeb7 Commodore and Commsodn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

CONVICTION OF RAILROAD RoBnKR--Ths
trial OF Mike Jones, one OF gang OF despera-
does which recently infested the line OF the
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne railroad, and made
such heavy depredariOns on the cars Of the
Mon Star line, was concluded in the criminal
court in Chicago, Thursday. The Jury were out
only twenty minutes when they returned with A
yeedict of guilty Of grand larceny, as charged
In the indictment, and fixing his term in the
penitentiary At ten years. The trial Of James
Barron, another OF the same gang, but a much
more desp eTste character, was set for tn urs-
day, but his counsel obtained q continuance tilI
Feb. p, on the ground OF the absence ofimport-
witnesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

THE TUNNEL PROM CALAIS To DovER
MI Thomas Brassey, NJ. p. Author of "WorS
anc wages, and son Of the great railroad con
tractor OF England, IL one Of an Anglo French
committee OF engineers that has been corsstdeT-
ing for some time the ways and means Of con
structiEg tunnel under the Straits Of Dover
between England and France. The COMMITTEES
has located the proposed WORK 20 that the tan.
mel, IL constructed, will run from South Fore
land, hve miles east OF Dover 20 Cape Gris Ney
four miles west OF Calais, a distancs OF twenty
one miles. No intermediate inlet for Air viii
be built, a. was once suggested, but ventilation
will be secured by the ordinary srrangements
Tor making drafts IN coal mines. The estima tod
cost Of the work il $40 goo 600 and the probable
revenue 20 be derived r. calculated at about
s4oOOOoO q year. Application has already
been made for municipal aid from Calais, AMI
10 - believed that work will soon be com
menced. -Four or i've years will be required 60
complete the tunnel.
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a MYSTERIOUS DKATH.-A telegram dated
y nchburg, Va, January 2. says. About n We
O'CLOCK TINS morning Captain Thornton Triplatt
prominent citizen, was found lying In an in
sensible condition on Seventh street, near the
Episcopal church, ooatless, and with his pockets
turned out He was taken 20 the Washing ton
House, where be fingered In an unconscious
condition until three O'Clock this Afternoon
when he died. When last seen on Monday nj ght
he vas perfectly well and sober. SO far there
one, as II - believed he was fOully dealt with.
CAPTAIN Triplett was principal Of one OF the
male primary schools Of the city, and Was highly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

LOVE- TURNED TO HATk-In New York
THURSDAY Andrew b. Chalmers, the LAWYER
against whom verdict for SIS goo vas rendered
last week m favor of Phoebe A. Iowerre, for
damages resulting from a breach OF promise 60
marry her, died his petition In the once Of the
Clerk OF the United States District Court 90 be
aoJndged q bankrupt, and served Injunction
him from taking any further proceedings IN the
acton commenced by her. Some few months
ago Mr.. Chalmers Is said 10 have transferred 20
h.s present wife all the property bequeathed %
him by his uncle, Mr.. Burr, and the struggle
between Miss Lowerre and Mrs. Chsimers Toe
the possession Of the same will undOubtedly bs
fierce aud protracted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

MISSOURI HiGHwArNEr RsB A RAILRoAa
TRsir.-As q train on the IrOa Mountain RAFT
road which left 81 L0uis &C s.ts saturday mora
ing came in sight OF Gsds Htn Station one
hundred snd twenty mtles below SC. Louis ai
80 In the afternoon, II was stgnsled 90 sep.
lhe switch was turned. and the train run on q
side track. As the train stopped Conductor
Afford stepped OF 20 ascertain what vas tbs
matter, when he WAS confronted by q M.
wearing mask, and pistol wss placed 90 hi-
fireman, mail agent, express messenger, and
other train men were then seized by ave
masked and heavily armed men, and also placed
under guard. The robbers then went threngk
the train ard took from the passenger ~ 90
.hu isrge amount OF iewelry. They slsO tast
a ION Acams Express about 81 0o0, and riaed
Sne msIs- The robbers then left In a sOatberly
direction, and after the release Of the train me-
INC usih started south. They offered no vio-
Ienoe 70 pssse Rgers. Before leaving they gave
bo 20 - tbe conductor, s'gned 'sIrs A. Mer-
receipt for their plunder - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

ALLIs0E In G.orgctoxn, on Fe6ru.-y lst.
andrla, Va, In the 18th year Of his are,
Die relatives and friends respectfully uest-
I'd te attend the funeral from his late residence,
9Th street, on Tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon, At
o1oek- fAleNanoris papers cOpy.I
BgROH On Sunday morning, Teb. 4 MARY
"A :. wife Of John +. Burch, aged Is year..
fuperel and requiem mass st the Church Of the
immaculate Conce ption, on Tuesday morning, ~
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited 20 at
tend, without further notice.
BIRGvELD. On the 39h ultfmo, ADOLPH n
BlkGFkLD, In the 9th yssr Of his age, native
o. Hamburg, Germany.
Funeral win take place from his late residence,
Independence farm. Interment At Grace church.
BofDIE. On the lat instant, LILLIg BOT
bEN daughter Of Capt. 3. A. and ncds 3. Boyeen.
aged 10 months and days.
HAYWARD. Sunday nornipg, JOSHUA Hay
WARD. native Of England.
His friends ana the friends OF bis wife respect
fully invited 70 attend hs funersl 30 moro. Tue.
lay sfts moor, st clock, from her residence, q
a.. Capitol laundry.
RIOHfIR On the ID instant 81 o CLOCK q. N,
HERMAN RICHTER, aged Sc years
Relatives aud freDds Of the family are invited TO
attend tne funeral, which viii take place Al the res
Hence Of deceased, street, near 18Th s soufhesss
"Wednesday, the 9Th instant, &C O'Clock D. m
tBaltimore Sun please nopy.I g
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southw sst corner Pennsy avenue and l,th 81
Star Once Building.
TESsTKE1 SALE BIZ SAATALoGgS or TUE
RpSsE T3IEF E SNE Ina SosTsK
s sna dy s iSrssd Il lii heF s So
OF W.,h I cJunty, in the District Of Co
Ennis fsS4uarg %
A. Sea; s aDi % i rs% day 60 day
The sSove-nsmed estsbiish@snt We name IN part u
Several superior sets OF lid wslsut PsrlOr FARM
large sa Ssr' Of ssySs i tep Tables.
hep t1rtaas and l. amir 0uins, Lace Curtains and
About 5000 yards Of fine Brussels, Three ply and
Ingram CARPETS.
S.s;; s,stS S SI SAT Esa. snd Stair LINEN.
Sl2 tIenSh fiate n Az vit Mirrors.
trimmed MsrbIe,tcp CbamSef sni saa A'H0'
Nirety-three Curlet Hair Mattresses.
ssyenty-6ve pairs Feather Pillows.
seventy five Sponge Boosters.
Ninety pairs hns Blank7ts.
large number Of sheets, Spreads, Quilts, Com
large punber of Dsmask Table Cloths, Napkins,
A number Of " snut Extension Dining Tables.
six doz "a superior Walnut Dining Chairs, perfor-
An Extensive assortment of best quality Of Plated
Ware, consisting Of Castors, Dream Pitchers
Sugar and Butter Dishes Cake Baskets, DIN
-
Butter KniN es, &c.
Large assortment Of China aud Glass Ware.
About Loo CEina Toilet sets.
ThiI.y-one Gas Chandeliers with Globes
One hundred and twenty fye Gas Brackets.
Office Desks, Counters and SetteCs.
Office " ali nj Tables and Chsirs.
One large Fire proof Safe, TiltoI & VIC Farisnd.
Three Billiard Table,, with Balls, Cues &C com
Kitchen Requisites. SC
usually found in first-ciass hotel.
The house has been recently furnished thr ,ugh-
n frat eli frrrs 9fnra and g
attract tho attention o the trade and private parties
Terms; One hundred and hfty dollars and under
cash: over that sum, 9 credit of sixty and ninety
days for satisfactorily Endorsed notes. with interest
at eish = per Pc T, cert. FeEr I sHnTp
WILLIAM 7; nHTTIEGtE, Trustees.
RY DUECANsOF, DowLING h CO., Aucts
ID Southeast Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
ASSUMES, SALE OF BsIGK HOUSE, WITH
BETWEEn North CAPITOL AND IsT
FINE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH L STREET.
BETWEEN 14TH AND 10TH STREETS EAST,
"A on WEDNESDAY, February 4th. 1874, at
n osGek J;, me we will ssi,R front Of the preni
sgnt es, all Of Lot l09 in b. Gilberts subdivision
modern i'm prov ents, and viii be sold subject 20
S4IOe 1DcumhIance, with 10 per cent. interest from
January 3lst, 1873.
On THURSDAY, February 9Th, 1874, At O'Clock
IN OF premises. ana by virtue OF the
same authority. we will sell all of Lots and in
Square ,Oo6, fronting la feet inches on south l.
Is thence parallel with Lot IS set tn
nth to 30-foot alley thence west on the alley line
50 feet inches; thence south to the front on l.
street l02 feet 6 inchcs
Terms Of sale: $500 cash upon Lot lO9 squars 67s;
balance, note at IL months, endorsed to
q the Assignees, and bearing interest. deposit
Of 100 required soon sold. Upon Lots a. d 3,
Square 1866, one-third cash; balance in and Il
months, notes bearing Interest and secured by a
deed Of trust upon the premises A deposit Of SIS
upon each Lot upon day of sale.
MILLS hhEHSS Assisnees Of Evan Hughes.
jsn2s DUNCANsOH, BOWLING & co. Aucts.
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~'Tis true that 1000 900 bushels Of pea nuts
are every year devOured in the United States
most Of them by pale, hesrt-broken young
ladies.
ga culprit in q Chicago police court re-
Gently began an address 60 the Justice with
"Now, jest look ee here, old Blinky, I" ana he
got ten days for contempt
~The "Pied Piper Of Hamehn" Is wanted
in Baltimore. The president of the school
public schools are being greatly damaged By
the rayages Of mice.
~A bachelor says IL you hand lady news
paper with paragraph cut out of a., not line
in the paper by the lady will center in finding
cut what the missing paragraph contained.
SThe Iowa senate is a heavy body. The
hfty members 'skick the beam" ut s,527 pounds
heaviest member rejOices in 90 pounds while
the light and airy form Of the small man only
weighs 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02

TIE BosTos eRAsGE Of the patrons Of Hus-
bandry, composed mostly Of horny handed
grain merchants, met, "Wednesday evening
worked the Second degree, and resolved that IA
was the unanimous opinion Of the grange IN af
the State of Massachusetts, should against anv
combination Of circumstances, retain entire
control OF tue Hoosac tunnel for the benefit Of
the whole people Of the State, and IN no event
allow IL TO pass into the control or possession OF
any private corporation or individuals what
ever. The legislature will now know lust what
70 do.-SprinnfeId lMalsN Union.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DIT B. n. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker aud Auct.onesr,
No. T2s Tth street, between and ii.

No. Tss Tth street, between 9 and h.
THSg s I5q 81 sy!Eg
a By virtue of a deed Of .ru,. dated April sth,
foio las, enc u i.nd records 9 er Es al,
ton county in the District OF Ooiumbs and a: tse
s 's IN
S.t at O'Clock p m the folio wing described real
tics 81 Soia%Ss Wit All q LOT four i
90, In block numbered tw enty l22l, according
and as surveyed BY Ohss. q Bliss. surveyor, ssai.
1851, containing s,s6 square feet Of ground or
with interest ., 10 per cent from pri sh. ISIS, to
;otes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
paps o. Of III 's Be
required Of the purchaser at time OF sale. All con-
sale not complied with in sevon days, the trus.
tees reserves the right to resell the property at the
days advertisement In some one or more newspapers
Published in a Ms;si1st % DrSSGxv,v 60.
T-eo&ds J. T. COLDWELL, salesman.
NTHEABovE SALE Is POSTPONED until
fises,,, GEORGE v; sTI6kSET, Trnstee emu
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and S02 Pennsylvania ave-, cor. 9th st.
TKUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated November
- p 1901, and duly recorded in Liber K. C. T. No
- "a folio 23. OF the land records for Washington
city, in said Dstr CO. and By direction of the party
secured thereby, L will sell at public saIe, on
TUESDAY, the 5th day Of Febru AIRY, 1874, at
o'clock y. m, in front of the premises, Lot No H.
in square No 6l! This property is located in a very
desirable aud improving neighbornood, and i'm.
Terms Of sale: All cash; all oonveyaDcing at cost
OF purchaser. JOHN J JOHNSON. Trustee
jaI3l-ts WIN. l.. WALL a 90, Auctioneers.
CONSTABLE sALE-By virtue of a wit Of 4 .
Y f., to me directed; by James A TAFT, j. p, in
and Tor the county OF Washington, d. q at ths suit
OF Wlhtam Guipand, have seized and taken in
execution all tine right, title, claim and interest of
II. q. McGonegal, j. A Dewandelsr, and Nj .
Fowler, in the following named goods and chattels,
VIZ: One Frame Shed and Lumber on Guinand 5
wharf, on the Canal, near the foot of 81 street east
hereby give notice that on SATURDAY, the 18th
offer for sale on Guinandis wharf, on the Canal
near the foot Of Sd street the goods and chat
tells 80 seized and taken in execution by public auc
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash
II h. MARVMAN, Constable.
Washington, ID. Jan. 81, 1874. jan3l-6t
A LOTION SALE OF A VALUABLE CORNER
~ LOTT will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY, Feb. 5, 1874, at 4 O'Clock 0. m , in
front Of the premises, that vslusble Lot on the
nor' Invest corner of ed and streets northwest
Terms given on day Of sale. 90 BURR
Jah3l-4ts JOS, r. KELLEY AUct
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RY LATIMER CLEARLY,
- Aucsioneers and Real Estste Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and llth street
Star ONCE Buildings
TRUSTEES SALE oEA DRUG STORE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUG STORE AND
FIXTURES.
ezx BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the 18th
IL day Of October, A d 1873, and duly recorded
y ~ Liher No 71, folio 2l7, one Of the land
ton OF the party secured thereby, shaII sell, on
THURSDAY the 9th day of February, A. ID. iS74,
al Store No. 1870 l4th street northwest, com
mencDg az IN O'Clock a. the Stock and fixtures
Of Drug, Paint aud Oil Store, Of which the follow
ing is q partial schedule:
2Black " slnut Show Cases; pairs Counter Scales;
] pair Prescription Scales;
40 Shelf Bottles; Window Bottles; s Counters; I
Drug Mill; Tincture Press; I PercnlatfuQ
Apparatus; tunnels, N, rtsrs, Patent Medicines,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Candy Jars, Fancy Jars
Stoves, Chairs, &C., &c.
The Stock and Fixtures new, and the attention
OF thoe in the business is called TO this sale.
@. STORRS, Trustee
jan26-d LATIMER OLEARY EuC+s
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UNITED sTAIks PATENT oEIIoE, So,

A RLINGTON afARLRS,-R. ORuIr, N.
"A q eTRHET, BErwExN 1TfH AND 10rI
Carriages ~ dag or night, And Tor VeddinPo
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CONSTABLE's SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
By virtne of i've writs OF II. fas.. to me directed
by Amos Hunt Justice of the Peace in and for the
county OF W eshiE gton, ID. O.. at the suits of j
wiley, n: T. Main, w. l.. Lewis, Mary k French
and Adelia FRENCH and also one writ Of ii ia to
nae directed by b. W. Ferguson, a Justice of the
Peace in aud for the county Of Washington, ID ri >
at The suit OF jones Benson. / have seized and
taken in execution all the right title, claim and in
terest OF William Z. Johnson, in the following
named goods and chsttels, viz:
One Maryin,s Alum and Dry Plaster Patent Safe
marked - 9N-7.
hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, the third
(3d) February, 1874, at four a. O'Clock D. m will
oer for sale at the corner of I'd street
aud pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill, Washington
ID. o. the goods and chettels seized and taken i'm
execution by public auctIon 10 the highest bidder
for cash. H. R. MARYMAN ConstabIe
Washington, ID. o, January %, 1874. jsu27- eo4t-
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
ID No. le91, northwest corner 10th and d sts

- mo- ASwls northwest corner 10Th and ID st1s
TRgsTEES SALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE
IHknk.sTOkY BRICK DIV ELLIN6-ROUSE,
NTH BACk-BUILDIN0s, ON THE WEST
slpL Oh 9TH sTREET, BfTwEEN AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of o deed Of trust to MS, dated No
vemeer i, lsgl, and duly recordedin Liber No.
-: ooI folio u, enc Of the land records for Wash
ington county, District Of Columbia, and ct the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, viii sell,
public auction In front Of the prenises to the high
est bidder, on WEDNESDAY, February 4, 1874, at
clock ,: m, lot B, in Whitney Warner re-
corded subdivision Of lots in square three hunared
and sixty Eve, $751; fronting seventeen fest nine
and thIee-fourth inches on the west side Of 9th
street, between and Q streets, BY depth Of one
hundredend twenty (l1O) feet to IN alley ten feet
wide, and being improved By . desirable Three,
modern tmprovements and The street = Just being
paved. The property will - sold saoject to the
special improvement tax; all ether taxes viii be paid
Terms Of sale Are Is prescribed By the deed Of
per cent In cash. and the balance in and L months
nferss. from the DAY Of eale and secured By deed d
q eioo Win be REQUIRED q the time Of sale, and il
the terms are not complied With in ten days AFTER
sale, the deposits viii be forfeited All conyeysu-
cling q the cost Of the purchaser.
68AlHABO b. WABNEB.t 49,
eEoR0E ". eTICkuHY,{ Iruseest
Jsn2s-eoSds GEEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-02
Also,
FINE BRANDIEs AND WINES.

ONE PAIR CABRIAGE HoRsks, OBJ EsrNUT
COLOR, 10 HANDS HIGH, b AND sYEAhs
OLD PAIR CARRIAGE HORSES, Is
AND NEhY SPEEDY; LIGHT BAY, VERY
FINE HORSE FOR CsRRTAGE OR SADDLE,
fEARS OLD; LARGE BAY HORSE. "a
HANDS HIGH, AN ENOELLENT FAMILY
HORSE I NEARLY NEW LANDAU, BUILT
IN PARIS BY BlNDU; HARNESS, ROBES,
AND STABLE FIXTURES, &C, &C., AT
A. On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
I~NMORHlNGS, February Sd and 4th, ls7I
NH commencing ut 10 80 O'Clock, ct the resi-
nee OF his EXcellency the Marquis de NoaiIes on
northeast corner OF and 10th streets northwest,
We shall sell the above elegant Election of House
held furniture, together with his Wines, n orses,
and Carriage. The Horses and Carriage will be
sold on February the 4th, AT O'Clock, at the at
bles, northwest corner Of 18Th aud X streets
N. B.-Combining all, this is one of tne most at
tractive safes ever held in Washington. The house
viii be open for inspection the day prior to sale.
jaG2S-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.