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MUCK MARRIED MAN-wfllisu Fake
Dale, an employee of the iGm u Dale & Co.
manufacturers 81 sailors outfts. ia Peckslip
ara about 80 wears OF age, vac yesterday ar
Thigned on charge OF abandon meat IN Justice
y ais5's court, Brooklyn. Pending toe eNamt-
nation. however, the case assumed a siaEular
ana Unexpected phase, two ladies prsSentiny
themselves aS the welded wives OF the deten-
cAnF FTOlu their statements it appears shst
T. years ago Ds'e married Miss Il artaA v gsrs
IN Boston. bu' deserted her IL less than twelve
Months. Ia ISL. while engaged IN h-iSitsnss in
kI0GklyD. he met 4 Miss Eeaney, aud. after 4.
short cGuaintsEce. married her; h1', a. in tas
previous instance, deserted her ia = short time.
Having heard that he first wife was IN Halirsx.
y. y, be went 10 the latter place "a t..G aul
having expressed deep sOrrOg Tor his if.fdeI,-y
persuaded her % accept him once more A. a
husband, ard an OrtieT TO make their union more
binding a seCoDd marriage ceremony was per
formed. In four months he again abandoned
her aud returned to Brook IN, went u 1--we with
wife No. =, Miss Heaney,) with whom also a
second marriage MAS performed. Matr.rnD uisl
tiee becoming again oppressive, be set up
bachelors hail III South BROOKLYN last winter.
He WAS tracked to the istter pls se by wife No. I
with the result stated liz IL question able n this
much married man can be held on q charge OF
bieamy ,as one OF the marriages was solemn zed
outside the state, but he wss rem anded 20 isii
pending further Invesug atI0n.-A. 4. RcpH5Itc,
iSfh.
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THE REApING EAGLE LIBEL SuIr.-The pro-
prietors Of tue Residing (Pa-) Eagle, indicted
for libel on Christian X. Ross, the father o
lIttie Charlie Ross, the kidnapped child. wa
put on trial in the Phiiadsiphia court OF Quarter
sessions On Tuesday. Testimony was taksu
and the case as still on.
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PRsCAUTIoN AGAINST FIEs.-rhe IRE CON
missioners OF Boston hsve tssued n circul A.
calling attention % the fact thst fsmili-
arlty on the part OF The operatives with
the use OF apparatus for sNtinguistfng fires
= the great need in the case OF snch q
disaster a. the recent one nc Fall river, and
suggesting that occupants - hnilfiass pro-
Niaed WITH sucl - aTstus he drilled in its use.
~ ieAst once week also thzt printed cards.
mp aiiiig hoN - r. a7sge sucn appliances. DO
io>tei NJ IN ofer'rcu-s Places. fre-rz.-apes
VOC. thcF think, should he frequently usad As
slslsnt engineers ot The IRE DEPART rnc rt are to
&c .issuhc'.d 70 inspect tho I've apparatus Of
huioiHgs Nteu owners vi'' allow -.
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a DOG OK THE WITNESS STAND-On
Wednesday Nr. Spears was before the police
court charged with Keeping vicious dog, ana
the animal was ordered to be killed. Subse-
quently, however, the execution of the sentence
was suspended, As the evidence upon which he
was convicted was ex parte, and a new trial
granted The case came up again FRIDAY
morning, and large number Of Persons testi-
fed a. 10 the good character of the dog, and the
whole matter resolved itself iutO the fact that
be had scared the gentlemen who complained
OF biz attacking him by rough play. Neyerthe-
less, 10 make assurance dou5ly sure a. the re
quest OF bis N sster the dog vas PIT upon the
stand 10 testify in his own case. On being ssked
II he would bite any enc he uttered pee Iisr
noise and shook his head. He was then asked
II be would bite n his master set him on, and
replied in the Affirmative by LOddiug his head
and barking. When asked IL he would bite the
court, he replied in the negative. Several
other questions were ask ed him. aud his 40 Sers
and actions exhibited the greatest iutelli gen &C.
il Is needless TO cay be was ably &C aisted
Richmond Vd.) Enquirer.
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n q ~ ~ ED

poehIDeoe-MASkEB On the evening ~
nctober lth. 1874, ~ the Rev. NJ Owes. NJ
WARRINGTON y. nORALOsOS @ Mr.. MARY
l.. WALKER, both - this city.
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LEXANDKIA q WASHINGTON z. Il
~ AND

ALEXANDRIA 3 FREDERICKSBURG RE
tO6Hsa Os And SIITs S-REzTs.
Looe. Iaius cave for Alex sncTis a. f0IIo9s:-e,
~ 40, II NJ LIS, 3, e,T Q, M;
- ems ,. ID sally, gil oteer raia9 dsSy sxceSt
- : Itsius To- hl.Is1drls srrfTe e foIcvs:-
90 50, e-53t S:3S, fD:3S, 1888 a ~,
-, 5:ss as, ASS, .o:35, 1883 p n, Tbs $50
. E, a1d 80 ?. - fror klersLd-Ta daily All
Other 'rsina dailJ eIoert Sunday
y astt-- st1n and Ohio e Y.
BICRhOND FAST EXPRESS leaves daily, en-
c-st EuccsY, 81 .. N, arrive At Richmond i0:4s
y.
GBLAT sou TEERE EXPRESS, via Ricnmond,
leaves s-1instoo 33 .. m. daily except SUNDAY
through Ast- IL all points South and Southwest
Tor sale n Olces corner 18th greet and Psnngylva
RS aNenns and corner Sch strest and Pennsyivsrie
avenue. where passengers leave orders Eor bag
K>Ee - b checked 81 ell hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
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Too MUGS DRY GooDs.-A New York letter
sars -" Ii lie observed that more DRY goods
firms viii dissolve on the coming Let OF January
than in past years at the same period. Ii Is
thought that there are too many firms for the
busirt ss 70 be dOre, and many are iookingseither
toward retirement from the commercial world
or 10 q change of business
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lFF-CE OF eCFEkFIStSE ARCHITECT,
TRERsvRI DK2kRTNESr,
WASHING TON. ID. C., I2th October

I.
WASHING Ton 10. C., 13th october, lSit
teEitc ProEHsais viii be received ~ this oHira
sLiil az N. OF the 26IH DAY CF OCTOPER. IS7.
~ inTAishtus ana dcltS a. the New stare
" ar aod Navy DepsrtIns ats Building, Wss1InF,
= .. U Q. eli the Plsfe snd other Gis=s requirad
Tor TIE bUlit,n2, a. called for 10 the scbs3ule
'spies @ the specifications aud sc sirle NAV h
L5l CO application A. tt 3 offics.
fFeFozais Tor an ported glass must be made inclu.
~ sLd exclusive o. import duty
-. pes u tbe glass Proposed 20 De furnished
- s.cc- PAM Zach prep sal, aud the whole mus
= cthtersI ulL FOktD AID IN perfect osdsr within
- Nr' e tfCsn 58frof acce d aHcs Of pro p0-sl
81 'i' InSt D. aeon paE.ied By y penal bond OF
80 ~ usiti- persous, In the % three thou
eal1 Q !. a-s SUI, that the fid1sr VIII acceat
10 tefi ma tls Co tract IL awarded hrn me .tf-
SS-ll =, lie -ecETt;J 20 b certified by the Uni:et
So JurEe, tisrk Of che United Ssaras Count. or
= b-'tftsS Attorney Of the district Whs,ein Ihe
IL Dessr:neut reserves the right 10 reject any
W a.. oll-. Il u Be deemed fOr the interest OF the
Glf en- IUrut - q -.
E'yfs tid IGE-i be N sde On the printed form 70
o ttia-E-d AZ tits tfiCe, and u,rst conform in
y 10 respect re! IireeAfs Of this Al arti.e-
q ~ or u u ID net b. considered.
fTCT9sais Wit not he received from p1rties who
: : l.t themselves eBzsged 10 the z AS trade.
f---ti Proposals. Cor Z" Plato. Glass. &c. fer the
s5,-H s.e, " ~. sua Navy D Par msnts Bliiding,
= Ash lgtJf, d. aid addIes-ed t.
Il. MUGEETr,
- - 2e-yisiug Architect.
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klY LATIMEE 4 CLKARY,
50 hGctioneers and Real Estafe Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
Star Once Buiidings

TkCsTgEs' sALEOF SQUARE I75, BoUND.
20 81 10Th AND l1TH, AND AND SiS.
"a BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 4th
Cy9dBy Of September A. II. eighteen hundred ani
~h ssventy enc, AID duly recorded tue District
Of Columbia in iber 66i, folio Dos, sns By direction
of the party secured thereby, the subscribers will
sell 20 the highest bidder, the premises, the val
liable SQUARE, in Washington City, numbered
one buod rsd and seventy five (5,l IS in said deed
described; the gale 10 teze lace on FRIDAY, the
2Sd d..y OF October, A. ID. lS4 at O'Clock o. m.
Yhe terms Of sale are one-fourth cash, If which
So each lot rlust be paid at the time and place
Of sale.) and the residue In one. two, and three
years respectively, from date, with interest the
rate OF seven per centum per apnum until paid,
pay able semi anpusly, and FOR which the purchaser
must sive notes, secured by deed OF trust on the
premises sold. All oonyeyanoing TO be at the par
chesers' cost.
II the terms sre not com piled with within tlve
day. efter the day Of ssie the trustees
right 10 resell the property, part thereof,
ten days. public notice il any news pa published
u sGbr gS for ash ct the risk and cost Of the
pUrC haser in default. A. HfDE. trz.
THOS. HYDE. AiGstees'
CctS-l5. EATIMRR CLEARY, Aucts
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PENALTY or NEGLIGENCE IN CONDUCTOR
The Wilmington Commercial says:-rhe Phi
aielphia, Wilmington ard Baltimore railroad
company seem unfortunate in the Cecil county
court. Cnly term or two ago IL was com
PEELED TO pay damages in a considers able
amount, and last week Judgment was rendered
against il again. This was In the case of ,Tss-
sie A. HesioD, by her father and next friend
an action for damages alleged to have been sas-
tanned by tie plaintiff. little girl, in being
carried past her destination By the cars of the
company, On the Port DEPOSIT branch road.
Her statement was that she got in the cars at
Perryyille, and, when the conductor came
around. handed him ten cents and said she
wished TO get OF at Frenchtown, which he al
legged he did not hear, and that she was carried
to Port Deposit, and compelled 20 walk back
Tried before jury, and verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50,
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
10y WASH B. WILLIAMS, s1ctiouse-
- No. 1901, northwest corner I9th and n .ts

ID No. 1901, northwest corner Imh and ST.
cHsSCEgY SAILS OF VERY Dssra.BLE
REsIDAkCEs on lazy STREET, BEfWEES
Qsgpr sTREsTs Nog1hWESr IN IA z
CITY OF WAeHlEGTUS.
- By FItue Ut n decree Of the SCpre9e 11urt of
81 the District of Coiuu'bis, passed. n ~ a7th isT.
- IN equity cause No 8 COS, the anfsr-g1 ser trus'
tees, will sch ~ puhlic auction, in front Il the
Henlses, on THURSDAY, the 5th day Of Ucto-
DIT l6l4, at O'Clock 2. m Lots numbered Fifty,
tsl fifty nine, $50 ixty-four, (sl sl sixty We
tbsD in y. g. syhev's recorded suodivf.iOn OF GER
tsIn lots ia square Numbered two hundred aud four,
t2Gs) in the city OF Washington, situated on the
wet side Of l4th street west, between and V
streets north, each lot improved By pew tbrse-
story Brick Dwelling House, with back buiiiinR
Terms: one-thiTd Of the purchase money for sch
lot N cash, and the rese Ia equal instruments az
II, and Is months, for which tbs notes of the pur
Chaser drawing interest from the day Of ssle AZ
rate OF eight per centuN per annum till paid, Sc
cured BY 9 deed Of trust on the property, will be
taken eco de posit on cash lot will he req a red At
the time Of sale. II terms Of sale not Gem pIiei
with in ten days after SALE the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property - the risk and cost OF
defaultinR purchaser:
s sss + Z Rp S3snb5 Trustees.
ser2a eo&ds WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auots
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EVENING STAR

BOLz AsoEG CRs Ngw NoRK Cry IsxN.n
CRACV-Tbere are Indications OF a formitaLIa
bolt in the democratic rsnSs il New York
sgsinst the maycralty nomination forced up0n
the party by John Kelly, the chief OF Tan On anY
ball, and John Ncrrissey, the Saratoga faro
bsrker. The bolt il on account OF the fsrt
that the nominees for mayor md registrar are
estate" Candidates, that l., they were selected
by clique OF the Tsmmsny ring. and were
forced on the nominating convention by wire
pulling, purchase and intrlgu thereby De-
featng free expression Of the people. On the
part OF the Germans the holt IL well-uigh unf-
yersal Out of the %, No OF $1,000 German
voters IN New York city it is doubtful whether
helly's non'r ees get 5,0o0. The leading org an
OF the German democrats. the Sussts Zeitnng
i bold and oatspoken IN lis opposition c. the
alleged franz attempted TO lie pal med of upon
the citizens OF New York city in the name OF
reformed" Tsmmany. IL dsnoU noes both the
ticket and the manner In which 10 was nomi-
mated. liz refuses 20 obey the dictatiOn Of John
nelly, and iEumstes that he would be better
emf loyed IA giving 3 - tisfsctory answer 20 TIE
charges OF Mayor Havemeyer and clearing M
MS record zs sheriff than in forcing nomtna-
tons upon the democratic party. The selection
CT a candidate tor mayor 20 represent tie oppo.
sition 60 the Kelly aBd Morrissey ring is already
engaging the attention OF Leading democrat
and srnong the nsrses that have been susses ted
are Recorder Hsckett, wm. Butler Duncan.
Sni'h. Ely, John Il. AgneW. ex MAYOR Fie-
mann, 1hos. y. Dreamer, Snc others.
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HOLDING LIQUOR DEALERS RRsPoNsTBLR
FOR BoT's LIFR.-A suit under the civil
damage act was before Judge McCue in Brook
iyn Yesterday, Mr.. John RjgneY sued Timothy
Long, the owner, and John and William Long,
the tenants, of q liquor store at 9th avenue and
Bergen street, for $1,000, Tor selling liquor TO
his SOD, " illIsm james Rigney, aged Is. Young
MgBey was q member of the Bachelors Club,
which had rooms in Stirling place. on SUNDAY,
Aprl ., 1913, higney went TO Longs liQuOr
store with some OF the club members, drank
fourteen times, Snd went out OF the saloon sup
ported by has companions after dark HIs
friends, seeing that he was too drunk to man
age, left him On a piazza, ana a pOlicera An took
him TO the police station. He was thro gn iatO
cell, where about eleven O'Clock the same
evening be died. The testimony elected tha
above facts. Gen. Crooke, for the Longs
moved q non suit, MAINTAINING that the pro-
visions of the act extended to damages thai re-
suited from the ibtoxication of person, aud
old not include the loss the father. wife or auT
one else may sustain from his death judge
McCLe reserved the decis'on.-N y sun, IsA.
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Ykf WASH Is. WILLIAMS, Aucti0Deer,
a. tcuccessor 20 Gresn 4 Williams, Aucts..)
no. lCOl, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY F6OET-
ING on siNEETH sTREET VEST De
0DD FELLoWs, HALL, BEING STORES
NUS 4SL, 4S9 AND All, AT AUCTION:
- On I'll UksDAY the 21d instant, st 4: 80
O'Clock p M, shall sell, in front of the preni.
ses, part Of lots IL and Is, in square No. s57,
being 30 feet front, less, aud about 81 fest
ieep, with good and antisi three story brick
house, with tine dry cellar having three stores and
office rooms shove, making frst-clsss business
property, to which we asa the attention Of capital
ISIS
Terms: OIe-itth cash; balance ia one, tw three
and four for bearing ten per cent inter
est, paysble semi nually and secured by deed of
trust on the eperty cold. Ali conveyancing the
cost Ct the purchaser $500 down the day OF sale
Terms to be with within ten days after the
day OF sale otherwise the property will be resold 1t
risk and cost Of the defsutirg purchaser.
CcflS-d WASH. Il. VILLA Ms.
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1914 GREAT KC84
jrl4PENNsYLVANIA ROUTE 1874
--- TO THE
SShs ssh SOUTH, AED BOUTEN
trains L. ave follows:
--l1.ss SO IS. 1:Is ,. a,
AS pm "a .. T.GJ .. u
g3- r. M lille ,. IN
TIA CHEAT Df,0BLE TRACA R0UTE,
y n s!geAht sseIsry, Palsee stste-rcoD Bsy ana
el-hi CATss Nttt monasrD Improvements.
I've h1adret miles saved t. Western sDd Central
MAKE CONNECTIONS
tlrCugh from ASHINGEON 10 tie WkST and
NORTH Without Change.
lSkets % this Tccte Dc procured at toe of1ces
eOrHer ol 18Th street ard gennsYlvsCts a-ere, acc
eoFnsr - street and PennsyivaRts venus, Under
ssifohsi Got-l, NhsrS rslisbls Information Gil 10
gwen II al ttu.as.
Passengers procuring t;cSess .. thsse oficss ca
eetre accom- uatsODE u Palace Oars for Chicago,
g LCris ard SuFaiO.
I'D. >. TDCsG, General Passenger Assns,
.iN kallirlnra. nj.
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slY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
- GAL Louisiana avenue

~ o41 Louisiana avenue.
TIUsTFEssALE VALUABLE PROPERTY
IL wAsHINGTUN CITY AND 9E0R9ETOWN
- By virtue of deed OF trust from the heirs OF
"a WIN. Knowles, sr., dated Sept. IS, 1874 and re-
~ corded In liber No. 764, at folio IS, one of the
sell On MONDAY, the 18Th Gay of 0otober, ls74,
on The premises al O'Clock p. m, the west part Of
Washington, the same fronting - ILL., feet on
Hughes Alley, between L and X streets and 25th
sSd &c h streets, northwest. aud having 9th OF
73 6l5 feet. improved By four Fl anne dwellings.
And at ~ O'Clock p. m, on the same dsY, we will
fronting 40 feet on Greene street. aud having depth
OF l2o feet, Improved BY substantial brick dwelling
ard ou:bcildiDgs.
Terus: One-third cash; residue In equal pay
msnts at six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale. deposit OF $50 on each lot wall be re-
Quires when the property Is struck of. All convey
sncirg at the cost of the purchaser
S rkHb. n ". 9966EEEEss JONES. Trustees.
cctl2-d THCS DOWLISG. Aucf.
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DT THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- GIL LOuisians avenue, near Ith stree.

- GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPgRTY
NEAR THE COENER OF d STREET AND
NV JERSEY AVENUE NOaTHWEsT Ar
~k On THURSDAY, October IS, st 4 O'Clock
sSSp M in front of tire premises. viii sell rsrr
- Of Lot No. ;, in Square No CSC. frouting IS feat
Oh the nOrth side Of street, New Jsr seY sya
nue., with s depth Of Is feet. This property ia well
IDcRted being nmed lately north Of the q cot of the
Baltimore ard Ohio rairosd, and adj lining the ste
OF the proposed new depot.
Immediately SITTER the above, I Will sell psrt If
Lot No. 8, in square. Containing abo1t = 90
sluAre feet. A plat Of the same ~ seen at the
auction room, and will be exhibited AZ the time Of
ssie.
Terms: 0ue-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest az eight per cent,
cured by de-d { trust. All c0zVeyauciuR al the
cost If The pUrohssers 4 derosit of Gig9 required
ociI2-dSts THOMAS BOWLING. huct.
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SAyORY & M0ORE,S
REAT ESlND EOR INEANYS.

SANOk = Nl0OHk'8
- BEST FOOD FOR INFANTS,
Resembles Mothers Mill more closely than any
other Kind OF Food. perfectly fulfilling its object
that Of promoting the growth and health OF the
child. The Royal Families Of England and Russia
are supplied with this Food, aud the Medical Pro-
fessiou recommend Il with the utmost confidence and
certainty OF success.
See MEDICAL Certificates aad Optsfoas.
Wholesale ard Retail OF the Manufacturers,
143 New Bond street, London, W.,
And retail Of oil Chemists and Stcrekeepefs through
vOkY hO0REB DIGESTIVE COCOA. Tor
pyspePtie and delicate persons Of all ages.
g3,-SdSst. 1T
NOTfOD.-PARTIEe WHO D1SIRn 10 Dis.
~ pose OF all Finds Of WEARING APPAh1 Ls
cas- sell them for mis- her cseh price ths1 anypisc
fp The city, BY csiiiuf afi~ssssuS 3 yEZoGs VT
stt Sstxsea Sth and lsss =. 2tonEt xt;sa-
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f BusTpN. AE sSf Pnov4bEEGGM foKA
fEHuHAST's LINE OF srEANsHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

ssz.sfser soe sns Steamships n. C. KSIaHr Ana
SOhE SIt:sOE VIII lake res uiar week <,kxssys
Wis between NV YORK. hLEX-x&2fA
tSrBtAi NhSHIS GTOH knd~kezz1kD
RGETnWK. IS follovs:-Leave NEW YORK,
Won Pier 81 Last river, every SATURDAY Is 9
? M i9sFe GEORGETUWN every FRIDAY At
=. "a, and ALEXANDRIA the eGnle day o. lam,
FOG fan Information apply 4 e. A. DIN BAN,
Acct, business crfcs AMI wharf 90 Water strest,
Ge rsssovn, or :. the Office Of the President, near
stree. bridge.
Nv THnMPsOH. President.
* Freilhts delivered ~ Knox's Express. Uf.
1efs len 81 GoIeral OGce, sCS Pennsylvania ave-
tended TO. teI3-R
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RY b. II. WARSEF,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctiones-.
Federal Buildings, cor. and Tth sts., northwest
CHANCERY esLEOF IMPROVED REAL Is.
TAIL ON .HE EAST SIDE OF I4rH STREET
NEsT, BhTW ZEN o and STREETS SOUTH,
AND ON THE NORTHEAST CoRFER OF
14TH AND ID SrREkTS SOUTHWEST.
A By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
EsE d. C., passed IN Equity Cause No. SIS, will
sEs&8 cell, Al pEbic auction, in front Of the
premises, on SATURDAY, October IL, 1874, at
O'CLOCK p m, lots IL and l9 OF the eub1ivision Of
Part Of square 2es. IL Washington city, d. @ i'm
proved with comfortable two-stOry frame dwell
hrg.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the residue In
three equal inetslmepts, AZ 6. u, ard Is months
from day Of sale, with interest at per cent, the
with interest," is paid III the OF sale are mot
complied with within seven days from the Day Of
risk apo cost Of the de!autinR purchaser. All CON
vtTsncing n puT chssers cost. 500 deposit on
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Trustee.
oct3 eotd Ut. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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stY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- Gal Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 9Th st

VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRABLE Poop.
EE1Y Oh THIRD eTREET WEST, BE.
TWEEN AND STREETS H0BTH.
- Tn III kSDAY, October -. at Z O'Clock
- p. NJ, IN front Of the premises, will sell, a.
0A very desirable property on 81 street west, De-
tween u sn6 U streets north, known IS lot No. ii,
IN reservation No. ii, having front of Is feet sd
street by depth OF $50 fest TO alley.
Terms: One.thifd cash; balance in s, IL, aud Is
mon las, with interest ct psr cent secured by deed
Of trust All convey sncins at cost of purch sssr.
depoeit Of s 90 required when the property is bio
OF.
ociI4d THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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TRUSTEr's SALE OF AN IMPROVED LOT
PERMITTING ON G STREEr SOUTH, Be
LAND.
LxA by virtue of deed Of trust, dated sth day
LIE Of January, A d. lo72, AID duty recorded in
VskoEe OF the land records for Washington cOun-
-, in the District II ColuBbis, and tha written
request Of the holder OF the notes. shall sell. on
ThURsDAY, the 22d day Of October, 1874, 81 )
O'Clock N Cd the premises, tbs ssid sixteen feet
front OF lot eight, In square i've hundred and thr-
y nine, that l. TO say: Commencing eighteen feet
from the east line Of ssid lot eight; runni.g west
ixteen feet; thence North by the 9th of ssd lot;
thence east sixteen feet thence south TO tine line sc.
cording TO said plat Of square No $50, In Wasbns-
ton city, ID. O., together with the impr oyemenIs
thereon: email Frame House.
TeimF: One fourth cash. balance 6, IL and Is
months, for notes beariI interest, and secured by
coed Of trust the premises sold All couYeyanc
irg 81 cost Of purchaser. $50 down on the day Of
sale And if the terms are not complied with within
five days after he day of ssle the Trustee reserves
the right resell the property at the risk and
of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising three
times In some Newspaper published in WashiE gton
city, ID q. GEORGE kIE9sBURY, Trustee.
ootlS-d WASH. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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INFBE sUP8EMg CQURT OFT THE DISTRICT

HoIdtnx Spseta! TSr1l, Ocfobsr 9th, 1874
In the case # james Ward, administering Of
JOHN b wAhD. deceased, ths administrator
afoI essii has, with the appreciation of the sn.
Erene OourI q The District of Columbia aforesaid
me final settlement aud distribution OF the per.
sOns estate OF said deceased, and Of the assets in
band. Is fSr the sane have been collected and
turned roy ehen and where all the creditors
and heirs Of Ssd deceased are notified to attend,
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benet in said
deceased eststs: Prortdsd, copy Of this order DO
published once q week for three weeks In the
Evening star previous % the said day. Test:
Oct5-th y A. WEBSTER, Re1ister Of wills
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