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As viii be seen by the above list, our stock com
prlses 1Jfeen different grades aud varieties, of
WHICH we have a large supply now on hand, and our
acllliies Tor obtaining the same are such that we
bayeun hesitancy in asserting that we are able to
compete fuly with any house this side of New York
SYRUPS.
Moller's Diamond Drips, Silver Dr1ps Amber
Drips, Golden Syrup, &C., &C., so.
MOLASSES.
choice article OF genuine New Orleans, always
on hand, as also other lower grsdes-prces low.
FLOUR.
WeichB oest Family, per 81 70
golden Hill Family, per sack..-............... 50
puru. ~ Ills ainliy at lowest rates.
Isaac Wenger's Family .-............-...
A. Boss Ray Family ........-.......-.....
EfaIle SIru eu1ly.....
Cnoicest EXTRA per sack, good Famtly 81 80
Good Extra, per sack ... ...............-. ... o.
Thirteen different varieties Of Laundry, and fine
assortment Of choice Toilet Soaps, at low rates.
SUNDRIES.
Sao ~. lbs. Ter 10
rev Lantee Ourrahts 10 lbs for 90
. We give our special and undivided atten.
ton to the FAMILY TRADE, and make 1t our
whoe study TO furnish the very hest of everything
In the way Of Family Supplies generally.
Our Iacinues Tor buying and freighting are I'M
suIpassed, AND We guarantee to sell as low "a any
ney refunded.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS q CO.. Grocers,
Mdsoast Temple, corner 9th and F streets,
febls-tr Opposite q. D. Psten. once.
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AUCTION SALES.
pY LAT1MBR D CLEARY,
y Aactioneers and Real Rsfafe Brokers,
Southeast corner renn<yivania avenue end llth q.
Star O6nce Buildiux

u x.esisassr: and - i:s.s. Brokers',
s.s Oss sssss and 'A "
CLOSING SALE AT sAyAG.s HARDWARE
n CONNER cling fHfs Saturday EVENING.
morning and evening ubtii ali !: soa .s
S.ell at shove est.elishmel II the stock rsmSS,
n.rsls Gsf{slss s' c L., sss a sssa:,
RI WI. Wall = O., Apst,onesr.,
No, 500 and s ssS P ssrss sSi,siSs,
IA MsTcH Gssf pIsMosSs on tsSs cop
q hGsEAT EyssISs sss
OK "a, and 2sth, q 40 Q clock. and evening at
rcSm I'm. s..Ortms Mt q watches, Diamond S &c.
Fiae Gold watches, Ladies'. set VITA Di.mcnas.
Some Of the best makers IN the country.
Gent, HEAVY Geld chsins.
Ladies Heavy Gold o pers and hstelsine Chsius.
Eissaot line Of Finger Rings, set With ropss,
Amethy II, Sapphire, Tarq co.'s, Mos Agate. Laps,
Sets jeTelry Brt asst pins Shirt studs, sleeve Bat
tons, los kets, Brscele ., Collar Bas'ons, SC &c
sbo,e sale S the goods viii Re wsrr.ntsd ia every
Earii. aisr, being st2es OF goods from one Of the
largest houses in New f Nm ely T. WALL 4 co
uS2ld Rer.,Hrr ,Cap.l AucTions-s.
r. DUNcANsS%N BROS. sneii5neer.,
~ Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
TOBACCO. CIGARs. TEAS. MOLassEs
s0Ass; NIsEaAR; MINCE MEAT, SPICES,
IND sHOKS AT 1UtfTION.
EA On Tuesday MORNING, March aI.h,
IN ~ cemB encinE 1T 10 O'Clock, we viii self With,
CSIa our auction rooms, the above mentioaed
Gods.
Also,
Upon TIE same day and hour will sell in front Of
our rooms, large collection Of Furniture aud Car
pets.
Parlor and Bsd room wslnnt sets
cottage SITS, WsrdrCbes, Tables:
Tapestry, Three rly and other Carpets
Also,
assignees sale of ParIor Organ on tt KsDAY.
March gath, 81 10 o'clock
GEORGE MASON. Assignee
uarn DUNOANsOE BROS, Aucts
DY b. n WARNEB,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
T HIE STREET: BETWEEN AND +

STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
- BY virtue OF deed of trust Us dated the
18Th July, 1873, duly recorded In liber No. III,
folio 5l3, &c, one of the land records of Wash
rgton county, D. o., and the request Of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public auctioo in
fr1bt OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, 10Th March, 1874, at IA O'Clock, parts
S lots number three tSl and four A. in square three
hnndred and twenty one s2 comprised within the
following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at the northwest corner of said lot four (4D
i asG running thence east seventy-fve (75I feet;
thence north twenty five f2sl feet TO
the place Of beginning, together with the improve
ments, consisting OF three-story brick dwelling
Terms Ct sale: 81 900 aud 10 per cent interest from
18th July and expenses of sale In cash. and the bal
ance a six 90, nine cd and twelve (l2 mouths for
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest
from the day Of SALE ard secured By deed of trust
on the property sold will be taken. A deposit of
Sl0O y i'll be required at the time of sals All con-
yeysncing at the expense of the purchaser II The
terms OF sale are not piled with In days the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the cost and risk OF the defsuine purchaser after
Ave days advertisement In one or more newspapers
in the city Of Washington, ID. o.
WIN. b. W0ODWARD,l r
FRED. KOONES, trustees
febH-eod LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
NyHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
IUEsDAf 24ih March, 1874, same hour and place
marl0-eod LATlMER CLEARY Auct.
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ID d. w AIN Eh,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Fed raj Buildings, corner 7Ih and SITS. northwest.
CHANOFRY SALE OF VALUABLE RgALEs
TATE LOCATED ON Sd SrRsEr, BETWEEN
b AND q STREETS SOUTHWEST.
- By virtue of q decree of the Supreme court Of
Ia the District of Columbia, passed in Eluity
~ cause No. 1884, Doc. II, ia which Ada Gsorgi-
ana Amanda Dixon is complainant and Joseph
lnelehard ct al are def. ndants. the undersis ed
will, on WEDNESDAY, the 25i n day OF March,
1874 at O'Clock offer fer SALE in front of the
prs misses, lot 81, square 534.
This property is improved by two three.s,ory
Brick ouses containing six rooms each; one two.
story Frame House containing four rooms; aud a
Brick House On the rear of said lot fronting on a
pablo alley, and will be sold separately, SO as to
suit the convenience of purchasers.
Terms Of sale: One half cash each house sold
and the balance in two equal nstaimen ts, payable
in SIX and twelve months from the day of sale with
Interest at eight per cent secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises deposit Of $50 will ba required
on each house sold on the day of sale. All convey
tnCing at purchasers cost.
As this property is situated IN that portion of the
city which is now undergoing substantial improve
Dent il will soon be one OF the most desirable loca-
tioIs in South ston. The attention of those
desiring to make profitable inv estment is especi-
ally called to the sale Of this propsrty.
SIDNEY T, THOMAS, Trustee.
marl3-d6ds lCriticl b. III. WARNER, Au t.
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1HB PRAYER GAUGE. Two little girls
Souslns' 10y hundred miles from Providence.
went to bed the other night fn high elee over
some secret After they we're asleep, the
mother OF the younger going into their room
hso heI attention drawn 20 two little slips OF
paper pinned TO the wall one over each IittIs
head. They proved TO be rude attempts At iIlq-
limitations in colored crayons, and ran thus: so
Gear Jesus Christ, send mama a baby, NAV IL
IOt DC Twins. Amen. y lpElrfirncs InnrnnI
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AUCTION SALES.
future DAYS.
Tx b; 1T; MAkkEk,
Federsl Buildings, corner Ith and Z sts. mort We

RY B. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Tth and 4 sts. mort invest
TRUsTII,s SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING lot OH THE SO0TH slDE ORA"
STREET, BETWEEN 6rH AND IRA sTREE TS
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
a By virtue Of q deed of trust Ia Daniel l..
S79Eatoo, dated June 5th A. D. 1879, aud duty
>ArecOrded in Liber No 65l, folio 40, one of thu
land records Of Washington, ID. o., and also by q
decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District ef Co.
Iumbs, passed In cause 3,l93, equity docket, sub.
stitutiog the undersigned trustee in placs of
Daniel l.. Eaton, deceased, will sell, at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on THG RSDAY,
March 26th at 4 30 O'Clock p. m. part of List
numbered fifteen tI5), ia square numbered eight
hundred and seventy $50, beginning for the same
the east forty 4o feet thence south eight, eight
5S feet four D inches, thence east sixteens 10 feet,
ther south twelve l3) feet -four ca inches thence
west hffy. six 800 feet and thence north one huu-
dred 1000 feet four O inches to the place Of begin
ming.
Terms: $3.50 with interest from June sth. 1874
and xpenses of sale in Cas- h; balance 10 one wear
it'll Interest from day CT sale, be secured by a
deed Of trust upon the proparty sold. All con-
yeyancinR at purchaser cost. 3 loo will be re-
Quireo at time of SALE Hterms Of sale are not com.
piled vithSn FIVE days after sale the trustee re-
the right 10 resell the property al tbs risk
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser.
GE0BGE STICKNEY. Trustee
marl0-eo6ds j. T. COLDWELJ, Salesman
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pY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer.,
Id No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and b So.

TBB STOCK OF NEW YORK WHOLESALE
HOUSE AT CCTIONi-IMP0RrANrT TO
HE TRADE AND PUBEIC.
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF FOREIGN AND
MkSfIC DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, At their
Auction Rooms, corner 10Th street and Pennsyl-
xahis avenue, commencing MONDAY, March
A large consignment Of Foreign ard Domestic
Dry Goods, COT sisting Of West of England, French
and German Broad and Marrow Wooden Cloths, of
all shades aid colols; French, English aud Scotch
Fspcy Tweeds ana Csssimeres; Fur back, oscow
snd Esquimsux Beavers, Chinchilas, Yestinss,
Cioskings, DC also, Scotch, French and German
Palsy, Ca hmere, Queensland, Ottoman, Lace, and
Coiored Silks, Satius, Irish and Lyons Pop.
Inns, all Aerins, De Laines, eateen
Oiotbs, serees, elegant imported PlaIds, Alpscas,
Empress Cloths, &C. A very rich and rare assort-
meDt OF Lyons Silk velvets, velyetsens, aud due
Plush Suitinss, Prints, BIesched and UnbIeacheS
Cottons, from one TO three yards wide; large line
dies Gents and Chill 4rens Hosiery, Gloves, sc,
together with very choice and we'll selected stock
OF Nelyets, Brussels, Administer Tapestry and In
grain Carpetings, Rugs, &c; Damask and OttiRq-
ham Lace Curtains, Table and other Linens, Nap
kins, Turkey Red, &c, from medium to meet In
ported: Marseillee and Turkish Quilts, and va
r1ety OF other goods too numerous TO mention.
eaies to continue from day day until the entire
stecE disposed ef the whole TO be sold without
serve, in lots to suit all, for cash salee will COM
mopce esily at 10 ., M and and D. m.
mar2o Ct GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
10y LATIMER q OLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHfNG.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTI TAHLoR's,
egs PENNsYLyANIAA AVENUE,
Have prepared for the sprins Business. the largest
and hsudsoua-t assortment Of Ladies' UnderclOth-
ing ever offered in this market, comprising as fol-
lows:
sstyIes DRESSING sACQUTs, at 81 80, 81 Is,
sI-7H, ssOa, s2.73, $3.50, s4.75,
S3.1S.
styles NIGHT DRESSES. at 81 rs, 81,
s23sh, s2 go, 81 rs, s2s7S, So %,
S3-sO, s3.sO. s3.s716, $3.50, S5.12jI,
s6l2's, s6.371s, s7.I3, s., slI.33.
ss'yIes WALKING SKIRTS, at 50 cents, sI2S
SI.3s, 81 so, 81 rs, 81, s210, s23
So SIS, 50, s3 so, s4lS, sa.4a. $3.50,
S7..s.
style. SHORT SKIRTS. at 10 cents, 80 cents
sllo, slI3, slS-, sl.5a, sl.ss
s23-.
ssyIssTRAIN sKIBTs.@ ~ 5s.s2 30, sLI2
S4.35, "a. 80, 50, $40 so, Sl4, sli.19
l3 s,yks CHENIsE at - cents. 81, .e5,
SI.S7, 81 81, S1--7, 81 30, S2.-7,
s3.25, $3.50, s3.7s, S3.ss, 81.
"a styles DRAWERS, At rs ce nts, - cents
sII5, sII9. sI.3I.sl 30, 81 6 o. 81 -
s213, saI5, sass, s2.6o, s2.63
= styles CORSET COVERS, At 6S cents, 40,
s1.63, $50, sI.ss, sass s2sO
styles APRONS. at rs cents, so cents, So cents,
10 eeEts, - cents, 81 Is, el.25.
Infants' GOOds.
L NG DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKs, MERINOs
CLOAks, wOOLsHIRTs, BAsKErsssc.,sc.
Chlldren's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sAOQUEs,
FLAkNEL and CLOTH sAOQUEs, in great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
At the following prizes sI2, STATS, els,
SIZES, SIS rs, S2O.75, S21.5O, SAG,
$3.50. e47.
Waterford ClOaks.
large assortment, in English and American
msnufoctare, a, the following prices: SI2, sI3,
SI4, SG437, SIJ 10, 1851, $3.50,
SHE, s2g, S2s, $50, SJ3.
Ladies' Dresses.
suMMzR P6PLIH DRESSES, st q bargain,
Sz5.
BLACK ALPACA DRkssEs, at sI3l2,
ela.75, 1851, S24.
BLACk SILK IRrSSEs, at sII5, sI225O
SWISS DBL SSEf, CPolOnsse and : zirt,J at Sl2,
$40, $40, $3.50, $40, 500.
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Nf LATIMER q OLEARY.
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81 .
Star Once Buildngs
WILL AND FIXrUREs OF THE DKUG
STORE ON THE OORHER OF l3rH AND q
sIbkETsl FORMERLY OCCUPIED By BEE

ssd Gs kRSss FoRMEkLf oo06PfED 81 BEE;
% By virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded I'm Liber
VINO 7s4, folio $50, Of the lard records Of Wash
ipet.n COUNTY, .. O., will, on TUESDAY,
q the x4tn day of March, 1874, ct 10 O'Clock /,
s.i, at public auction, on the premises, corner Of
LII and streets, the stock, good will and fixtures
q the drug store formerly occupied By BsLson Bros
The properly will first be offered in mass upon the
following terms: One third Of purchase money 10 be
paid In cash ct the time Of sale within two days
thereafter, and four promissory notes Of equal
amounts, pay able, respectively, three, six, nine and
Twelve months after date with interest AT the rate OF
per cent. per annum, and Endorsed to the satisfsc
tion 81 the Trustee, 10 be given By the purch
for the balance III no satisfactory offer shall be
ceivef Ter the property In mas, VIII be offered In
lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash The stock in
clutes drugs, patent medicines and fancy srticles;
and the fixtures consist Of the usual Counters
she scales, bottles and show casee found first
class drug stores. II the terms Of sale not com.
eitd with within three days, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the risk and cost OF TIE
In r ptir chaser, q so down ut time OF saIe
marls-dts LATIMBR 4 OLEARY, ASca.
RY pUHOAHsOH BROS, Auotioneers,
- Southeast corner Nh and d strssts northveg
~ On TUESDAY MORNING, March a4.b.
vyk 1874, Of 10 O'Clock, will cell, NJ tbs aue
W. uon rooms Of Duncanson Bros
One Mason and Hsmlfn PsTIor Orean
nern-eodds DUHOANSoH RRos1. Aacts'
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SSOmnambulated is the last word which
western journalists have invented on account OF
the Poverty Of the English language.
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LOVE And VKseEAsoR-A Siartl.Hs Stree
SCrhe an UntOa Nh, Netc yerssv.-Mary q.
GlAckmeyer IL the daughter OF Adolph Glsck-
meyer, wealthy and well known citizen OF
| mon Hill. Delos Alderman is the son OF the
Hel~known nion hotel proprietor OF IN AZ name
They are near neighbors and friends Yester-
dey 81 high twelve Miss Mary was walking
along jefferson Place, and when near PAlsade
avenue she met the young man above named
They both seemed glad each other had come.
ana began 20 talk about the weather, st. PATRICK
the mud, the new dancing school master, and
were about TO say something about the last
church social, when Delos recollected that ne
wanted a kiss, and said 80. MARY told him t
WASN'T poiIte TO talk in that way. Delos said IL
was polite, and he would have a kiss. Mary
told him he shouldn't The young man became
suddenly angry and struck the young LADY a
blow ON the head, which sent her Keeling 90 the
gutter. Before she had time TO regain her feet
he drew pistol from his pocket, and pointing
u st the lady, fred and Immediately ran away.
The ball grszed her left arm and entered the
ground, without hfitctiBg any serious injury.
The report OF the pistol brought out the people
IN the neighborh0d, and the shove facts 20 the
knowledge OF Justice Morgan. who st once issu :
ed a warrant for the arrest OF the young man
AM placed il in the HANDS OF constable Nost.
AT the latest accounts young Alderman had
not been fOund.-yerseg Citg Journal, 1874,
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WE oFFrR DUB
STOCK OF CRROKOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT A DISCOUNT OF
TwENTY-FIvE PER CENT,
in order to dispose Of those on hand, that we may
lay in q new lot Of the same character. Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful laudsc pc,
figure and fruit pieces, and home and sa aday &C hoo
notices. The prices range from SO cents TO Is for
the Ohromos, with some very handsome Oil Paint
logs from 10 to SlOO, on an Of which allow the
discount f IS per cent We have also q few low.
priced but good Epgravings and Frames, which W
include in the above Offer. This is excellent op-
portunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon as published. Novelties in STA.
TlONBRY, as we'll as a complete assortment Of fine
AID ,tsple Stationery. Printing. Binding, Lth0-
graphing and Engraving executed ex peditiously.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
parl4-tr Corner Penns. ave. and 10th street.
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AUCTION sALR.
RY LUTTRELL q 90,
Between 9Th and ioth streets northwest.

b A.s s.. S S;s GIT Lcul.sa. .y.nu..
m 5srsSyEP s ETA as
PeIth Of The city q Washinston: IN ihs Hoard
improved By sTRAME HOUSE Containing three
By virtue Of . deed of trust bearing date
for the county Of Washington. in the District q oo
Iombis, and q request OF party secured thereby,
sSS SSssT Ip5 N I
~, OF o'clock the foil owins piece or parcel
.na ss @
Of 7th street road, being the west half Of lot Ne
Howard Uniyersty subdivision Of the farm of Of
} p9a1. A. smith, oG%amoo,y known IS :" EHspEham
county surveyor of Washington county, and now
Di.tric. No l. folio n. together with the improve rove
msnts the recn
payments) IN six 30 and twelve ia months, FIR
rate Of ten per cent until paid Will be tasen, to be
secured on the property sold. All conveysncins
are not piled with in six days after sale, the
Trustee reserves the Iisht to resell at risk aud
VIM. j HoLTzMAE. Trustee.
marble LUTrRSLL CO., .ncts.
Ply LATInEB OLEAgY,
Southwest corner snis ave and 18th street.
Star Once Buildings.
CHsNTrERYsALEo EvALUABLEIMPRovED
RIAL PROPsRrY ON "a sTBEEr, BE.
sTBskT sou tTTihsAr AVENUE AND
- BY yirIue of DEGREES of tie Supreme Olurt %
the District of Columbia Of January 18Th, 1873,
- and March 81, 1874, in EQUITY cause No. 2,s55,
Docket No ii, We will sell, at public auction, IN
'front.' OF the PR misses, on SATURDAY, Al arch q,
ieI4, at O'Clock .. m, the south half OF lot
10. IL, In W. Il. Todd . subdivision Of square No
20 fr9ntirg 10 feet on ~ street and running back
atout ~ leet 70 an slley The improvements coa-
bid of Sl,Is0
Terms Of sale: 0nethird Of purchase money in
cash; and balance in equal instruments at and ~
moths after cay of sale. The deferred paymants
must draw interest from that day. aud be by
the notes OF the purchaser, who must deposit $50
when the property is bid of, and compets the pfr-
chase within five days thereafter; otnerwis the
PRIORITY will be resod, alter five days notice, Al
his Ik and cost Oonv ey sncIng at purchaser cost
sMnHN dTS N6Aassoy Trustees,
LATIMER ULEABY,
mar4d -9,l2,b,H, f9,D,h Auc ioneers.
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SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second floor, and Is
well stocked with q splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY SHIRTINGS. We are prepared to make
tospeciaI order the DOUBLE-Y0KE SHIFT in
fr6m three to ten days at the following prices:
sis FOB Elk SHIRTS.
S1sFOR SIX SHIRTS.
Sal FOB SIX SHIRTS.
In the two years. experience in the manufacture
Of the DOUBLE-Y0KE SHIRTS, aud the success
attending it, has proven, beyond q doubt, that it
is the most comfortable and perfect fitting made
In any section of the world. The thousands Of orig
insI and duplicate orders received for these Cele-
brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion and We can
fully ssbstantate It, Give them atrial. and be con-
WINGED fer yourselves. We are the only owners and
authorized manufacturers Of PALMER'S PAT
ENT D0UBLE-Y0KE SACQUE SHIRT for the
District of Columbia. All other persons attempting
70 manufacture them are infringers and the public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
of any other parties.
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Fry b. Il. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th sts., northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PkSEEp REAL Estate, FRONfING ON

- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, ated Az
gust ~, A. ID. lS72, ami duly recorded in Lfbsr
cord. ~ w ,Sio 80 ct SEQ enc Of the land re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, will sell 1t
Rucvc auction IN Trent Of the premises, on TUES
following real estate In the City Of Washington, D.
u, and being all that certain piece or parcel Of
land known and disting uished on the land records
Of the city and District aforesaid lot numbered
My six 80, In the recorded subdivision Of original
lot numbered i've go, in square numbered three
hundred and sixty one (36lD
Terms Of sale: One.third cash; balance 10 six
and twelve months, With interest from day Of sale,
and secured by deed Of trust on the property A
deposit Of eco win be required when property 10
In seven days. the trustee reserves the right TO re-
sell the property ut the risk and cost of the defaut
some Newspaper Published IN the city Of 1ashins.
ton. GEO. w. eTIOKEUY, Trueeea
marlo-eoAds J, 7. GOODWILL, baIemsn.
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M A X ri m

CARsoH-WBI1TER. On SUNDAY, the lsth in.
IASi, OF 50 z street northwest, b. tue Rev .
ssble, fla Ito Mics IDA 4. WHITTIER, Of WISH.
ingtOn, u. u.
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DY LATIMER OLEARf,
Id Aucfioneerp and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penns, avenue and 18th street.
Star once Building.

- Auctfoneers and Real Estete brokefss
Southwest corner OF Penns avenue and 18th Get,
Star once Building.
ApMINIsTRATORs SALE OF the PER
sONAL EFFECTS OF A DAIRY FARM
~ BY virtue ef a decree of the slpreme Court
N Of the District Of Columbia, passed IA Special
6Ierm, i shall sell at public auction, on
III RsDAY, March 26th, 1874, commencing at 4 ,
O'Clock IN st the Mount Pleasant Dairy, entrance
At the Glenwood Cemetery gate, the Personal
kfec:s thereof, consisting In part Of
Fourteen Cows, Two Mules,
One BlOOded Bull, (Yesrine,l
One Heifer. One MIX wsgOr,
One Marker Wsgan, On~ Lumber Wagon,
Lot Of Harm So Horse Power,
Rows and OF her Farming Implements,
Dairy Utensils.
Also,
Mahogany PsrlOr Furniture, Csrsets,
btdstesds, Bureaus and WRshst a. ds,
Feather Bees, B9lsters and pillows,
Etdcing, Mattresses, lot Of Books,
Slocsery and Glsssusre,
Cooking and Healing stoves, &c. &c.
Terms: SO and uncer, cash; over : % aud under
SlOO, credit Ct six months, less five per cash
cent. cash.
JEFFERSON 3. CARY, Administrator
mel2l- dts LaTlhER a CLEARY, Aucts
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50 cents; Ivan DeBy ron, by Arthur Heiks, limo !,
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uca,ion, 81 IS; Leasing LAGOON, translated by q
Frothineham, 81 50; Line DIN and Seward, by cid
bat, 81 %; Freemans Comparative Politics, IS:
History Of the Ceramic Art large $40 with over
lxo illustrations, SIS; Forster's Life Of Charles
Dickens, vol: 8. 81; History Of North Americs
Birds, by Baird Brewer and Ridgway,3 vols, ITO
illustrated. $50. RICHARD .. MoHUN & 90. ;,
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
nNstr 623 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE.
STEAMER LINES.
SPEING ARRANGEMENT OF sTEAMER
~ PILOT BOY

~ PILOT BOY.
ON ard after satuI Gay February 1lst the Steamer
PILOT BOY will leave Tth street
I.1Sf i9T POTOMAC kIVER E.ssalfAE
day arc Saturday mOruings, "a fOllOws:-On Tuts-
gays and Saturdays, leave AZ a. proceeding as
Jar - CurFloman; returning OF Wodne sdays AID
suId2ys. On thursdays, leave a. II cfSck noon
preceding a. far ss Lower Cedar Point, returning
ct Friday.
fshlS I'm wM. II. BYLES, Agent.