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, 1874-11-15

Twenty-drBt and Twenty-eecond streets, at
Lawndale. 923, 500; Is feet on Indiana avenue.
between Thirty fourth and Thirty-ftth streets,
for ss 25o; house ard lot % on indiana avenue
$4,000; 200 feet at Hinsdale, $2, 000.
| Il. P. Blanchard d Co. sold Elk dwellings, on
Butterfeld street, near Nineteenth, for 5,ooo
| THE LoAx MARKET.
| Business has shown decided improvement
| the past week. Applications have been plenti-
| ful and numerous loans have been effected: in
fact by far the greater part OF the consideration
| Of instruments IN the statement below consists
| of actual loans The rate Of interest remains
unchanged. The following transactions show
! the condition OF tho market:
Twenty-onc thousand dollars three years. time,
per cent. on 36s147 feet, State street, between
Adams and Jackson streets.
Twenty-one Thousand dollars, I've years, per
cent, on some G8 feet. Block %, Buehnells Add
ton.
Twenty Thousand dollars. gold, ai1 years. 9
per cent, gold. on Lots 113, III. lis, aud l16,
Greeue's South Branch Addition.
Fifteen thousand dollars. five years, 9per cent,
On 73 feet, CLARK street, between Harrison and
Polk streets.
7o113l feet on southeast corner Twenty-si1th
street and Calumet avenue.
Thirty-scyen Thousand five hundred dollars,
five years, 10 per cent, on II feet, LaSauc
street: between jackson and Quincy streets.
Thirty Thousand dollars, three years, 10 per
cent, on l55 acres in Soc. II, SO, Is.
In October, 1872, the Chicago k Pacific Rail
road Company executed q mortgage to the New
York State Loan and Trust Company. to secnro
S3,000.000 bonds. OF this amount 81 0O0, 900
have been issued aud are outstanding, and no
more are intended to be issued under this mort
gage. At the request Of the bondholders. Il now
deed Of trust has been executed and recorded, to
secure these 92, 100000 frst-mortgage bonds. |
This accounts for the large consideration of
mortgages recorded the past wcck. The bonds |
are 2. oUU in number for 1000 each gold, dated |
Oct. l. 1872, and payable Oct. !, 1892, interest
per cent gold. |
COMPARATIVE s7A1EMES1 FOR THE WEEK ENDING |
nov. IL.
, 1874-11-15

s1s.25 65 bris do at s1812114 $50 brls do seller
the year at s19.1 $50 hfls do at $3.50; 500
brls do soller january at $3.50; 500 brls do at
91S.45; 100 brls do at 518.25; 500 brls do seler
January and February at $1s.55 1000 brls do
ut 1850 ; 500 brls do at 31S.40 sou brls do at
s18.S71; 500 br1s do at sl835; 500 brls do
seller February at 51s.374; 500 brls do At
$1S.s5; $50 brls do At 31s.s0; 500 brls do at
Sls.75; $50 brls do seller March at 919.1215{ 100
tcs lard ut $3.50; 200 tcs do tpart country at
913.371; $50 tcs do seller the year at S12.42119;
500 tcs do at $12.4o; 500 tcs do At s12.37X:
750 tcs do at a12.95; 500 tcs do 1t
$3.50; $50 tcs do seller January and February
sl2.55; $50 tcs do at sl2.52L4; 1000 scs do
seller February at s12.70; 750 tcs do at
s12.67115; 500 tcs do at s12.65; $50 tcs do at
s12.5715; 500 tcs do at s1255 1900 tea do at
s125o :, ESQ tcs do at 5l2-471; 10000 lbs
shoulders at 61Gc; 80 boxes do at 7c; 1000 pcs
green shoulders at csc; $40 900 tbs short ribs
ut 211c; 100000 TBS short clear at 954c; 10000
lis do at 99.c; 10 boxes do at 10c; $50 boxes do
at 954c; 10000 boxes long clears q: 9Xc; 50
boxes do on private terms.
The following shows the number OF hogs
packed at the leading points since Nov. to date,
for two years, as complied by the COMMERCIAL
, 1874-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Customs receipts, $780,
oo0- Treasury disbursements, s25G,o00. Clear
ings, $50 ooo, 900. Dry-sooda imports, s6,o92,-
737; Produces exports, s., 161, ,241.
Money steady at 2@314 all day.
Governments dull and firm. Railroads firm
with 4 good demand, aud generally higher.
Forged 500 bonds OF the City OF Pittehurg
we're discovered in this city to-day. It is re-
ported that s2U 600 Of these bonds are ahoat.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
Union, 10000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 10000 Union Pacific 200 North
western, II 600 Rock Island 10, 600 st. Paul, H.
600 Toledo, Wabash 4 Western, and Ii, 900 Ohio
j. Mississippi.
Gold stronger, opening at 1lo5s5S, and closing
1l0A Carving rates, !, ~, and fiat.
S Ste1llng liz G firm 1t 45e@ase4 for lonE and short
weakest stock on the list being Union Pacific.
Later the whole market became atrong, and
prces advanced e to 1seG, the latter being il
northwestern, tho next strongest stock being
Wabash.
During the afternoon there was some slight
roaction On realization, but favorable bank
statement caused the whole market to close firm
Union Pacific declined to 341s on dispatch
from Boston that the Solicitor OF the Treasury
had made demand for the Payment Of per
ceut of the net earnings of the Company from
November, 1869, to October, 1874, but recovered
later to 3515 on dispatch from Boston that the
officials Of the Company state per cent on the
net earnings shall be paid after tho road il COM
pleted The officers Of the road further state that
the Solicitors claim will not stand in law
from the fact that the Government Commission
did not mako their report until October. 1874,
and hence the road was not completed IN the eye
OF the Law until this Commission declared it SO.
THE WEEKLY REINSTATEMENT
is rs follows: Loans. decrease, $1,278, 500
specie, increase, 81, ,313, 400 Iegaitenders, in
crease, $l3, 400; deposits increase, S3,240. 800
, 1874-11-15

Withdrawn from store Friday for city con-
sumption: LOGS bu wheat, 818 bu corn, 1921
bu oats ,6o3 bu rye, 5,1ss bu barley. =.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning. up to 10 O'clock: 4 cars
Mol spring wheat, 70 cars No. do, II cars No.
do, cars rejected do (1o7 wheat); cars high
mixed corn, 29 cars and 5000 bu No. 2 d. 43
cars rejected do, s cars NO grade do (84 corn,
Of which 50 are old); II cars No. 2 oats. cars
rejected do; 8 cars No. rye; II cars No.
barley, Is CATS No. 5 do, cars rejected do. To-
tai (25o cars>. 103, 900 bu. Inspected out 122,-
791 bu wheat, 1886 bu corn, so.327 bu oats
], 900 bu rye, 1858 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuffs and live stock at this point dur.
ing the past week, and for the corresponding
Naekg afadinR na dAtad
, 1874-11-15
CO1l1IERCIALA

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. II.
The following we're tho receipts and ship
ments Of the leading articles OF produce in Chi
cago during tho past twenty-four hours, and for
the corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-11-15

The earnings Of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail-
road and the Missouri j. Pacific, for October,
we're $539.400, against S466, $50 corresponding
time last year, an increase OF 1928.
3leaers. BeaAlee j. Co., Of New York. have been
appointed general agents Of the Centennial
Board Of Finance Tor the States Of New York.
Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
1t III said that prominent London capitalist
now in New York is examining into the affairs OF
the Portland j. Ogdensburg Railroad, with u
view to advancing funds to complete the line to
Montreal and other objective points.
The Hon. N. T. Hopkins, Controller Of the
State. has purchased from the First National
Bank Of New York 81, 900, coo United States Is
Of 1881, aud 81, ,0po, 900 United States per cent
funded loan, both on account Of the Bounty
Loan Sinking Fund Of the State Of New York
The report by telegraph that the Directors OF
the Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance COM
pauy Of England recently decided to close up
their agencies in America, owing to heavy losses
d1rlng ths past few years. is explicitly denied by
tue Manager OF the New England Department
upon the authority Of kilograms from the mana
gers in London.
The following shows the earnings Of the Inter-
national i Great Northern Railway for the
months OF September and October:
1874. 1873. Increase
September. ...fl05,6o3 $52019 536l4
October. A7,797 s1.7ca e6,o35
The Auditor of the Rio Grande Railway reports
earnings Tor the week ending Oct. 81, 1874:
Gross earnings, main line, l18 milex, ~
aoose... 3.e8
dEoss earnings, main line, same mileage, samo
"eeAs 1o'''..- 9,ouO.I3
, 1874-11-15

The Commercial Report gives the follow.
ing as the shipments OF produce from this
city for the week ending Nov. Ia. 1874, and since
Nor. ], 1874, together with comparisons:
, 1874-11-15

The exports from New York during the past
week include II, l2S brls -four, s95, 900 bu wheat
and 127, 129 bu corn.
Rates OF murino insurance will be advanced
again after to-day, as follows. The rate per $l0O
being:
, 1874-11-15

1ncrease-22 210 per cent. LIS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
skow-Petersen, lgberg 4 C., quote rates Of
5l354@5l1X: Hamburg. 95a5@9C3z; Berlin.
7l1G@72B; Belgium, 51516@5l2; Holland, 4l@
413s; Switzerland, 51l4@5l2; Sweden, 23;
Norway, Ill; Denmark, So; Finland (Russia),
q; St: Petersburg, 20. Gable transfers, Lon
don, 1919; Paris, 50Sl9,
CHICAGO GoLD-NARKET.
H. J. Christoph i Co, bankers, Is South Clark
, 1874-11-15
Lork, Lard, Bamsj ShouId., 81 tKsddes,
- er..: ee.: e.: 9.: u:
Week eudinR|
nor. l9, i674.. 7,9u8l 4,88ll 1851 ~ 649 639 670
Same week lH73, q, la9I 7,NUf sal 1sLH4 a.8Ia'.s0
Since Nor. 1,T4. IS uyi 1881 sIf 470 j03 g. 6s9 ii
Same time 73-. L3 33l H. lei b94l 653GHt 5fli.D66

Green hams shipped for the week pieces against
H. s pieces the corresponding rcek last year; since
ht H. 4 pieces agaust 81 74U pieces the sa1no time
1.7J
1aciudcs ali cut neata except shoulders and s. P.
bans.
riso IN freights on Monday causing moderate
shipping demand, in addition to the usual in-
quiry by the local trade. P1icos we're well main
tanned rs wheat was stroge1, but the market eau
scarcely be quoted higher. Bran was quiet and
steady. Sales were reported of 400 brls white
winter extras on private terms; 100 bris spring
extras (Afinn.) at $500; 100 brs do at 9455; 2O6
brls do 1t $3.50; 100 brls do at s425 100 bris do
at 81 00 200 brls do OF private terms 100 brls
rye at $500; as brls buckvheat At $3.50; Is brls
do at $500; IS brls on private terms. Total,
3.1o5 brls. Also 20 tons bran at SIS 50, on track
10 tons shorts at 516.00. on track. The following
, 1874-11-15

31c higher. closing firm at Soc seller December,
and 9055@91c seller January. Corn Was quiet
1t 7414@7414c for the month, ,and 72Ac seller the
year. Oats were quiet and shade easier, clos-
ing At 49zc for the month, and 49c fos the year.
, 1874-11-15

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND i PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depo corner af Van Buren and SAe17ndHsts. 1iek4 e
Grand lHeife Uoiei.
, 1874-11-15

Ousha- Atchison Exj j'l0.5 !:D q
feTu Accommoda aton. ~ 3. n. !;HA ="
Might Express, t10 20 u. = d1a l. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25

Leipsic furnished this country with $500 OOO
worth of pictures music and books last year.
The Pttsburg Commercial says that nobody
could possibly slap all the cheek of Butler at
once.
The Nav Jersey Indians used to dry clans
aud string them for winter use
Mr. Miles; who Runaway from auburn with
his wife's neice' is Miles away in California
The fund to complete Bunker Hill monu.
ment were supplied by Fanny Elsler.
The beauty of croquet is, that it never be
comes tiresome, though it is always played
out.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Wlliningt tom and western R. u.
TIME TABLE.
Summer Arrangements,

GUNNER arrangements,
E1Ea3zEEszx Commenc cling May 18th, 1874. trains will
S"yS run as follows
Leave Wilmington ~ q. m. ~ and s. .. III.
Leave Landenberg i5. 10 Is, a, In. and 30 and
5 So. p. In,
Arrive at Wilmington -. Il q a II. 9'20And q
p.
Arrive at Landenbers g -. am,. l. ~ 4i and
t 80 pm
CONNECTIONS:
Train leaving Lsndenherg at elH a m, connects
at Wilmington with train Tor Philadelphia at ID
a..
Train leaving Wilminston ct 90 a. h, connects
at Landenbefg with Penna and Del Railroad
trains.
Train leaving Lsndenberg at 10 Is a m, connects
at Wilmington with train for Philaiephia and
New lork at 1917 noon.
Train leaving LandenbeIs at 80 T.; IN, con;
necu at Landenberg with train from Penna. and
Del; Railroad, ana at Wilmington with train tor
Philadelphia, leaving Wimngt ton at 45 p. ID.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 20 =. In. con-
nec's at WILMINGTON with train leaving Philadel-
phia at IL 49, neon.
Train leaving Lsndenherg at 5 a ,. M, connects
OF Wilmington with train fol Philadelphia at Is
m.
Trains leaving WiRiIston at s5 J.. m, con
reets at iimington with train leaylng Philsiel-
ptia at 400 m,
n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
H,o THE PUBLIC.

FINO THE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading kailroad Com
pany have completed aIIang ements TO carry Money
Packages and Express Ms tier to and IRON all points
CD the line Of their road and W est Gu estor.
Also, TO all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads, including Reading,
Allentown, Counbia, Harris burg, Lancaster. Down
ingtown, Mahoney City. Mt. CARMEL. EorrstOwn
fottsvile, &c.
For further information apply at the Depot, cor
d er Of Front and Madison Streets Wilm ington.
Express matter sent 10 Franklin Telegraph uis Q,
No, z West Third street or to their Depot, Front
AID Madison. or orders left with McMullen x Seal,
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
q. SrOLX.
sp6-tf GenT Sup't ". x II. X. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

Th SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passeneers beck 4 to and from suy Railway Sta
ton CT Seaport in Great B.itsiu. Ireland. Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark. Germany. France. Hol-
land, Belgium, and the United States,
Cabin fare from NEW YORK TO LONDON. LlN -
ERP00L, GLASGOW and DERRY by Wednes-
days Steamers $50 BY Saturdays steamers 500
snd $40.
EXCURSION TICKETS. eIaV.
INTERMEDIATE. $40, STEEkAGE. $50
Payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends i'll the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates. For tur.
ther particulars apply to the Agents. HENDEk
SON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, n. y, 10 =
SAMUEL h, BELTS.
w ilmiDgton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-25
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations.6 30. 8 ID
30, ~ 20 u. m.; 2, 4 IS, ID, 10 "a r. III.
Philadelphia and New \ ork. 81 a. In; II Il. Y
D. III.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. IL 81, 10 0l
G. IN; s 10 p. Ii.
Baltimore aud Washington, l. -. . o.. 10 O2 a. M
1883 ~. . lOp.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle L 55 10 10 a. M; .5. 81 $ 10 D. In.
Sesford and Intern ediate Stations. II -, 10 10 D.
u d IS p, m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations. u IS, lOlO
q. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. A. So
y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 m.
Baltimore and Washington. IL 81, > O3 a. nj
For further Information passengers are referrei
to the time tables posted at the depot.
Ii. +. KENNEY,
mtrll 1ydSw Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10
a Fad .sSeIIs

A "seII' was enacted near Ventnor. Isle of
Wight, of so elaborate, complete, and elegant
character, and for so sacred an object-that of
local church rtstOration-thstit seems unjust TO
limit to the souther extremity of Great Britain.
A "fine arts collection, with some curious spe-
cimeDs of the Ashantee war;" was on view cat
the cover of the catalogue IL was particularly
requested that visitors would not "inj ure or de-
face the works with their sticks or umbrellas"
Here are a few of the objects of the collection.
Fair" by r. Bonheur, consisted of a small col
lection of beans, oats, &c; "Heroes of Water
loo" by Schumacher, were represented by
couple of boots-a Wellington Blucher-in an
advanced state OF dilapidation; 'sThe Meet of
Her Msjesty's Hounds" by S. II. Baker. was
seen in two or three dog-biscuits; "a Bridal
Scene," by s. Sadler, consisted in an anti
quated donkey's bride: "Sweet Memories of
collection Of Hllipops; +" Lynks in Re-
pose," by A. Constable. showed a few
detached portions OF rusty chain; 1.-THE
Lay OF the Last Minstrel" by p. Warbler,
was an egg; "a Dead Shot," by r. Furness,
was a spent rife bullet; ''The Fire OF London ;"
by b. Pitmsn, was piece of coal; "The Drip
ping Well" by Il. Inman, was a dripping pan;
ga Brush with Gutter off Deal" by Cutler,
showed Q brush with knife living near a plank;
"Acrobats," by z. Blower, showed q couple Of
tumblers; "Under Cover" by Herring, was a
fine bloater under table cover; and "The
Wearied Grinder" by o. Stumpe, with the
consisted of an old and curious tooth. Amongst
the "p0rtraits," that Of Mr.. John Bright was
represented by kitchen jack in a state of ad-
mrable polish; while the renderings OF Penn
(life slZe), Bacon, Peel, Bonaparte, and church
wardens, will not be difficult of suggestion.
The last week OF all but one bore this enviable
distinct1on-it was portrait entitled, ga Libe-
raj L atron Of the Fine Arts" by M. L. Self, and
consisted OF mirror, in which the "sold visitor
saw a reflection Of his amused or bewildered
features"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10
EVENING STAR.
HE WINDS.

The South wind sings of happy springs,
And summers fastening on their way;
The South wind smells of cowstip bells,
And blossom-spangled meads Of May;
But sweeter Is her red, red mouth
Than all the kisses Of the South.
The West wind breathes OF russell heaths,
And yellow pride OF woods grown old;
The West wind flies from autumn skies,
And sun-clouds overlaid with gold;
But the golden locks 1 love the best
Outshine the glories of the West.
The North wind sweeps from crystal dseps,
And Arctic halls of endless night;
The North wind blows DER drifted SHOWS,
And mountains robed in virgin white;
But purer far her maiden's soul
Than ali the SHOWS that shroud the Pole.
The East wind shrills DER desert hills
And dreary coasts OF barren sand;
The East wind means OF sea-blsnched bones
And ships that sink in sight of land;
But the cold, cold East may rave and moan,
For her soft warm heart is all my own.
ChdmbsrS' Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10

N-Boston women who don't go into the
country, find a melancholy consolation in visit
ing suburban Gem eteries-
s-An Illinois politician has stopped his pa
per because ii called him a "rock-rooted saur-
ian" and ''an ornithOrhy MENUS"
HS-In Brooklyn the authorities "seize the I'M
ripe fruit" The policemen eat II and the chill
dTen are saved.
SSome one who would seem to know says
that women are housewives in Germany, queens
in England, ladies In France, captives in italy
slaves in Spain, and coquettes In America.
So Thirty days in jail Is the price for throw
ing your wife ont of doors in Greenville, Conn.
cheap as to be within the reach Of the poorest
SAn ingenious young school ma am in Polk
county, Oregon, has invented an effectual pro-
cess to subdue refractory urchins. She stands
them on their heads and pours water down
their trousers legs.
SThe Milwaukee Sentinel says: Now that
these large hats have become fashionable, mill
liners' bills are not so heavy in Louisville. The
head and she is at once In the extreme Of
fashion.
SIT is said of X atie King, the Philadelphia
ghost, that on one occasion q young man at
tempted to clasp Katie in his arms. She seemed
greatly distressed and slipped from his embrace
like n shadow and did not appear again that
evening. That's right, Katie.
~An up country woman gave birth to four
children last week. When her husband pro-
tested, she whimpered out. "Shadrach. You
know how these reaper accidents are reducing
the population in Observation-Disclosures Sen
tinel.
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DROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
IRON WORK FOB THE LIBRARY OF THE
NEW STATE DErABTNGNT.
= on SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
g. Westminster, ID. e., July Gath, 1874
UNTIL - NJ; OF THE l4IH DAY OF AususT, 1874, for
furnishing, delivering, fttne and putting in place
me wrought and Cast iron Work required for the
Library Of the New State Department.
Copies OF the Draw irss and Specific atoms may be
had oD application at this Office.
All ScanOldiBg required by the contractors TO put
the work In place will be furnished by the Depart
Tree oil charge, but will be erected By the con-
Proposals will be made for the whole work com.
pItte, as shown on Drawings, and described in
The whole Of the work must be completed within
four months from date Of acceptance Of tue pro-
posal
Payments will be made monthly, deducting 10 per
cent until the completion Of the contract.
All bios must be accompanied By q penal bond of
Two RESP cnsble persons, In the Of twenty five
Thousand dollars, S25.oU0) Ihat the bidder will
ceEt ard perform the Contract, IL awarded him, the
sufici:rey OF the security 20 be certified by toe
United states Judge, Clerk of the Uaited STATES
Court, or the District Attorney of the District
wherein the bidder reeides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL IL be dstmel for the Interest Of the
Cover ment 10 do 80.
every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained AT this Office, and must conform In every
or iI will not Re considered.
PTOECsals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged IL Jne manufacture Of
csstfron work, and whs have ret the necess AIRY ia
Cili'ies for getting out the work.
All bids ust be enclosed in sealed envelo pc,
Work Of Library. New State Del NtIaent, Wash
ington, ID. O., and addressed TO
A. b. MJLLETT,
Jy34-l8e Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
This ARfRR NOON.
OY B. b. WABEER,
ID Real Hstate Broker and Auctionees.
TRusTlEs,sALE yALUABLE sUBURBAH

Feoersa buliolnes, cor snd fth sts., northwest.
TRusrHrsS naIlE 9y yALg IG4Is syBuRBAa
and duly SSss Of Il GSsr No, 81
Of Columbia sad By direcon Of the N p.rs. sesursd
thereby, We sill sell ct public auctos the prem
i: that rscs Il land situate s IL tie fs1@sr limits
he county Of Wsshineson, a. then call q, in the
street Of the city Of washinstosa and north q
spa ssIs portions 9f pSr ga 'TS
; n,s same sSSmpr,igs .i.ty I'VE acres ard tSenti
and % .n s4:S
ss on time on nUsa ksS
oyerlookiDg Oak Hill Cemetery, W ashinston city
in BUILDING lots. Or Tor oe%s.sqy or
national park and possesses one Of the finest views
renders il accessible and brings il in close oontsa
ity 70 Pstreet circle, a. present the most improved
msnsion containing etaSteen rooms, With ali mod
ern Improvements and conyeRiences; grounds we'll
SO, and having smoke-houss, ice-Soase, osFri.se'
souse; stseliss, &C., making Z In every respect .
mill In good order. with the best and most approved
machinery, and capacity Of ons hundred and forty
Rock creek. There Il also aiuabIe stone quarry,
which has been, and can again be, worked to advsn
tention Of speculstors:
sd s With Interest 5s at ssU per cent per
cash; balance In six, twelve and eighteen months,
WIZ interest AZ ten per cent. per annum to be Sc
cured By q deed Of trust on the property. All con-
Veg ancing 1T pense Of the purchaser; $500, as
deposit, will be required day of SALE III the terms
OF sale are not complied with In ten days from the
day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the defauting
purchaser. after ten days advertisement ia some
one or more newspspers published In the city Of
JOHN W. ALvoRD,
By virtue Of certain writing, signed BY all par.
described property are changed to one-third cash
TIE difference between the cash payment and the
amount due on the first trust in one year and the
balance In two years; said deferred payments bear
ing interest Of eight per cent. per snnum.
JOHN W. ALV0RD, (r.,.
kT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
place. s SRdsG VI A. ML syfEiReRR,ssY Trustees
jeS-eo&cs
nrTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED unit
MONDAY, July 18th, 1874, same hour and place
when the sale will pOstttrely take place.
John W. ALVOBD, in
jeO-ee&ds GEO. W. sTIOKNEf, Trustees.
HrTBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, August 10, 1874, same hour and place.
JOHN w. ALVORD, tr.u...o
GEORGE W STICkNEY, Afu'tees'
iys-lsw6ds T.COLDwELE, Salesman.