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specteo cltlzeu OF Charles City County,
VA, while ut Carter's saw-mill few
days ago, by some mischance, was
drawn in by tho gearing aud terribly
mutilated. He lived hut few moments
alter being extricated. Ho leaves q
wife and one child.
The features Of Prince Jerome Nupo.
leon nre said to be such u startling ro.
production OF those Of his uncle, thut
the Republicans have dire forabodines
of tho future ascsndency of the dend
Emperor's star of destiny.
Memorial services in honor of the
lato Rev. John Bachmnn ara to be held.
on tho 10th inst, ut st. Johns Luthe-
ran Church. Charleston. in which the
clergy of The city generally will bs in
vited to take part.
A daughter of Cirrus W. Field, of At.
lnntic telegraph notoriety, was married
last week, and tho afflir was the topic
of conversation among tho high. flyers
for weeks. The bridal presents were
estimated to exceed $500, 900 in value.
The Los Animas (Colorado) Leader
says the Duke of Somerset, England,
has beeu sojourning and limiting in
Bent county, i'll that territory. for some
weeks past, and that he gets $3.50, OO0 a
year for being his fathers son.
A young colored child on the pre-
misses Of Mr.. w. Il. Smith, of Charles.
ton, was so seriously burned IL few weeks
ago, by her clothes taking fire, that she
died on Sunday.
The amount Of tonnage in Charleston
harbor IL unusually good, and thero
wers in port on Saturday last fivo steam
ships, three ships, twenty five barks,
four brigs and twenty ysevnn schooners.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, is said to
be the wealthiest member of tho United
States Senate. His property is valued
ut 81, ,000,O OU0.
Icolnnd celebrates this year the ,0OOth
anniversary Of her settlement by tho
Norsemen.
Natural wit-Hnmors OF the blood.
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rain and snow. For Tennessee and the
love: ch:c Valley, rising temperature,
increasing cloudiness aud E.steriy to
Southerly winds, with possibly threat.
ening weather and rain. A storm is
now apparently moving Eastward over
the lower Missouri Valley. and probably
extend to the upper lake region and
lower Ohio Valley on Tuesday. The
Cumberland and Ohio Rivers will pro-
badly fnll
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-The stoAm.
chip Pennsylvania, from Liverpool, re-.
ports she took violent hurricane, on
the 9th ult., at midnight. and the sea
carried away the bridge un which we're
Captain Bradburn and the first and
second officers and two sailors, all of
whom were washed overheard and Lost.
The fourth officer had leg broken.
The ships hull and machinery are un.
injured. She also lost boats aud deck
houses. Bradburn was from Baltimore:
the other officers from England.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 9.-The
police made complaints, this morning,
vi twenty taverns which kept side doors
open yesterday, in spite of orders to the
contrary. Warrants have been issued
for the arrest OF the proprietors. Iu
one case. the offence onarged is selling
eatables-this being also against the
law. The arrests for drunkenness, dur
ing Saturday and Sunday. woro only
twenty less than the previous week,
showing that tho tippIers had laid in q
stock on Saturday for Sunday use.
CHARLESTON, March 0.-Arrived-
Steamship Sonth Carolina, New York
bark Bertha. Liverpool.
Tsiegrnphic-Comm me ercIai Reports.
COLUMBIA, March 0.-Sales of cotton,
to-day, 65 bales-middling 14o.
New YORK. March Tho market for
cotton on the spot has heen very unset
settled aud irregular. business for the
most part being mostly for export and
| speculation. During the early part OF
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Tslssraphio-Eer.,sn An.,r..

ILLNESS OF THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY
AND COUNT CHANB0RD-- GLADSTONE
THREATRNs TO RELlNQUIsH hRADRRaH1p
-CLosH OF THE .ABYssINIAN WAR, Eru
LoNDoN, March 9.-The ship Hur.
monides, irom Mobile, and bark B.
Jorke. from Charleston, which arrived
IN Liverpool on Saturday, collided while
! entering the dock.
Count DeOhambord has had slight
attack OF apoplexy.
s|The Telegram publishes special de.
epatch from Berlin, stating that the con.
dition OF the Emperor is such as to cause
disquietude.
The Daily Ne,ps says Gladstone has
announced his intention to relinunisb
the leadership OF the opposition, but it
ls hoped he may be induced to modify
it to retirement during the present
session .: Parliament. aao~~:M &c VII. SSoz:S &C
definite decision in few days.
The transport Hoeanna ia at st. Vim
cent, with the hrst detachment of troops
OF The Ashantee expedition, returning
to England.
BERLIN, March 8.-The Federal Ooun-
Gil has ordered to be distributed to the
States OF the empire further Install
ment Of ~ 200. 600 thalers OF the French
indemnity
ROME. March 8 The Marquis De
Noailles has presented his credentials as
Mtnis:er from Frnace to Italy.
LONDON. March 9.-Despatohes re-
oeived at the War Office from Gen. Sir
Garnet Wolseley. say no means were
LETT nntried to effect apeaceable solution
OF the campaign. The Kings palace
was not touched till the last hour, and
the troops left Coomassie without one
article OF plunder. or thirty four Of
fcers fret sent ont from England to or
ganiae the expedition, four were killed,
three died of fever aud seven were
wounded. The rains have commenced,
and the streams and marshes are swollen,
impeding the homeward march OF the
troops. ta.Is!
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FUR SUPPLIES.

So C.MPTRoLLEk OFFICE, DC,
CoLusHiA BUILDING, FoEr- and a. Hall strsst,S
Sealed Props sails, addressed to the Com stroller of
the District Of Celumbis. will be recstvei from and
sisr th,s dste Until AZ O'Clock TUIsO Az August
me following Provisions, Groceries, Dry Coed, &c
i0' the ensuis : sir m s VIZ;
Is barrels -four, (more or IessD
~ bushels meal, more or less.)
eUU rOunes sugar, (mOre or lessD
Sc pOul ds rice, (more or iess)
~ pounds coffee. mere CT les
500 pounds tea, tmore or lessJ
DO gallons molasses, more or IessD
30 gallons vinegar, more orle
50 barrels herring, JmOre CT less }
Thesreeerits n1st be Of good quality.
$500 pounds bs,f, more or lessJ
500 pCunds bacon, (more or less.)
The neat must be fresh and Of good quality. No
shiIs OF hearts will be received.
Bacon must be Of good quality.
20 pair, CT Shoes tfor male OF female ve.rJ more
VAIN, strong sad well uafe.
DRY GOODS.
LOO yards unt leaehed cotton, flor undercIsthingD
20 ysros h entucky Jeans.
90 yards calico.
~ $50 yards prison cloth.
go JaTds striped cotton, for shirting
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
parties wishing TO bid fordrugs aRd medicines.
The right s. reserved to reject sny Dr al VI the
crease or diminish the quantities herein stated
without affecting the contract price.
Failure 20 fil any order will be at the risk and
All article furnished under this prop sal will be
weish.d, nessuIed and inspected at the institution
For furiber infarmaii1 IN inquire of the Intenaant.
BY order Of the CommissioLsrs
Comptroller District of Columbia
JOHN T. VINSOH.
Auditor District of Columbia.
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DBOPOsALs FOB HAY AND GOAL,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks,
Sealed p,o,o,.,. WASHINGTON, July 9, ia4S
derd Proposals for Class No name Pr EN- en-
az ,b,s ARD 81 nsme the yard will be received
OF AuGUsT, st which hour the epenipe Of the Sid.
MI De con for furnishing delivering at
in the faoriny arc: named, the articles embraced
Bureau Of Yards asd Docks. Class No. %, Hay and
Kitery, lO0 tons 40 lbs BEST Su Atty inc rno,,.h
, hsy, loose, Per ton.
Brookiy 90 tons $40 lbs first quality loose lin
pSthy bay. per ton.
timetGy hay, mixed, loose, per ton' '' Clever ana
Wa hinstoD, SO tons (.,240 Ibs) nay, best quality
Norfolk, tons lbs best quality timothy hay,
Pensacola, 20 tons (2,aiO Ibs.) best timothy and
clover hay, Per ton.
Deliveries 10 be made monthly as required.
Bureau q Yards and Docks. Class No. n, Aathra-
u... .oo cite Coal, lT4-75.
kftery $50 tons q ,2iO Ibs) hite-ssh, steamboat
Kittey $50 tons q 24s Ibs White ash, stove size,
BstoD, SEQ tons e $40 lbsJ Whites ash, steamboat
Boston, IS tons ts24O Ibs Red-ash, for stoves and
Boston, q IONS lbs Red ash egg size, per ton.
Brooklyn, 200 tons (2,2lO lbs } LocGst mountain
scret ned for steam boilers, pee ton.
br6oklyn 80 tons t2,2i0 lbs Locust mountain, egg
BROOKLYN, 60 tons 2,eiObsJ Locust otsin stove
BIooklyn, . tons a 24O lbs Locust mountain nut
size per ton.
PhisdeEhs tons ,24O b, st quality Lehigh
coal, egg size, Per C. 10.
League leland lOJ tsns 2i0 IbsJ beet quality LIE.
high coal, stove size per ton.
Washington, eO tons q 40 lbsJ Whites ash, stove
NcIfo i2o tons 24o lbs Anthracite, stove sizs,
Pee ten.
Pensacola, 50 tons 40 Ibs Authr scite coal, per
ton.
BUreaE Of Yards and Docks, Class No. ~, Blunt.
ROrS Coal. IS74-75
hltery 100 tCEs t2,2i0 lbs ) Cumberland coal for
smiths use, per ten:
krtery, Is tons 224O lbs, English camel coal, per
ton.
Boston, 80 tons r 30 lbs.) Lump Cumberland coal
for blacBsaiths use, per ton.
Brooklyn, rs tons q 30 lbs. Broad-top COAL RIM of
the mile best quality for smiths use, per ton.
Brooke IS tons f,2i0 los best IasshalI caunsl
cosl Tor nre-eDgiBes, per ton,
Wssh1L gten, Ito tons (72i0 Ibs) Cumberland coal,
average run CT mines, per ton.
Norfolk 80 tons q 30 lbs Cumberland COAL run of
the mines. per ton.
Pensacola, IS tons 40 IbsJ Cumberland coal, per
ton.
All the coal be Of the best quality Of its kind.
10 be delivered into carts provided by the govern
ent, end the quantity delivered to be paid for at
the weights Of the Navy Yard scales.
All tie coal embraced in these classes to be dey-
cred Oh or befsI g she let of November next
Bond and security in the full amount Of the con-
tract Will be quirea to secure its faithful exeCu.
ton and fnltlneDt, and the Bureau reserves the
right TO req CT any or an Of the bids ~ 'A'
Jyl0f,4t &. p. RODGERS, Chief Of Bureau
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three thousand Eve hundred ard three dollsrs
am sixty I've cents Prc-idsd, That none OF the
moneys hereby appropriated Cor the psymentoC
dehcienctCs In the Indian service snail be paid
until the necessity for the expenditures shsil
have been examined into ~ the Secretary 81
the Interior and any existing board OF peace
For the survey OF the exterior boundaries nj
Indian reservations and subdivisions OF the
sane, being tor surveys IN the IntiAn Territory
embraced within the lands ceded by the Chero-
kee, Seminole. and Greek tribes OF Iudiaus.
being deficiency for the present ana 49,
years, forty Eve thousand dollars.
For continuing the collection OF stsfissscs sn6.
historical data respecting the Indisn< 81 the
United States, under the direction OF IT, Sec
retary OF the Interior, thirty i've hundred dol
lars; Prortded, That the compensation OF the
p rson collecting such data shall not exceed two
thousand dollars year, and his actual indiyld-
us rs ssa Iseesssry trs,ellns espenses
Lebnlon b Sturgus, assistant secretary 90 SIGN
land patents for the President for the month "a
one hundred and twenty-five dollars andtwenty
cents.
:. PuBLIc LArps.
For surveying tie public lands IN Kausas 90
rates not exceeding ten doIlsrs per unss, ,,,ss
for standard. seven dollars for township and
six dollars for section lines, being de aeiency for
1S sest eoane June thirty, eighteen hun
six dollars and siNty-rve cents.
For surveying the public lands in Minnesota
At rates not exceeding ten dollars for standard,
section lines, being deficiency for fiscal wear
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred ard sew
enty-one, two hundred and twenty nine dollars
and eishty-eight cents.
For surveying the public lands In Oregon.
being deficiency for the fiscal wear ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred aud seventy
four and prior years, eleven hundred ami sixty
two dollars and ninety-dve cents.
For office OF survey or general Of California:
For rent OF Office, fuel, books. stationery, aud
other incidental expenses, for the fiscal year
ending june thirtietb, eighteen hundred aud
seventy three, nine hundred aud nfty-seyen
collars and thirteen cents.
- For ONCE of surveyor general OF Washington
Territory; For clerks in his Office for the tscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seyenty-two, seven hundred and one dollars
and nine cents
For Office of surveyor general of Louisiana.
For clerks in his Office for the fiscal wear ending
June thrueth, eighteen hundred and SEVENTH
four, two Thousand dollars.
For Office OF suryeyor-general OF Oregon: For
clerks In his office for the fiscal wear ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, six hundred dollars; and for the hscal wear
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud
sevCnty-three, three hundred and fifty dollars
ITO RE CONTINUED
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DROPOsALs FOR sUPPLIEs-

CcNPTEOLLER OFFICE, n. o.,
CoLCNBIA BUILDING, FOur-aHd-G H10 StTssf,S
J1iy Is, 1874
Sealed Proposals, addressed TO ths Comptroller of
the District 90 ColuEkia Will be rscsiyed until one
liJOcloek on MONDAY August 3. 1874. for farnish-
Ing supplies D; FaeI for he Public Schools,
Fire D-partmeAt, Police Department, Surveyors
once, Reeis,er Of Wills Office, and for Columbia
Buildirg,
l,7OO tons Egg. Furnace, sni Chestnut Coal:
30 cords best bsk re- Pine Wood;
rs coIds prime Oak Wood.
The coal 70 be best quality white ash, AMI 7,240
pounds to the ton. To be delivered At such times
and places ordered by the boards of the public
schools ard BY the proper officers of the several de-
paItments named above.
About rs OF coal and 20 cords OF wood will have
20 be delivered IN the county public schools, aud
shout tons Of coal ana Is cords OF wood public
schools in Georgetown, and $50 tons OF coal and so
cords OF wood al he almshOHse
The right IL reserved TO reject any o all Of the
bds, IL deemed advantageous to do 80; also, 10 in
crease diminish the quantity herein stated with
oct afectiI the contract price.
Failure 20 III any order will be at tie risk and ex
pense OF the contractor.
By order Of the Commissioners.
GEO. e BAKEB,
Comptroller District of q 1Gmhfa,
JOHN n. VINsON,
lYl5L Sg5lAau1E3 Auditor District of Columbia
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OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREAsURY DKPARIMRNr.

TIL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
EdShtHgfOR, ID. e., July Gath, 1874 \
eesItd proposals viii be received at this Office
mil ~ n. OF The 14TH DAY OF AU6UsT, 1874, for
IurpshiI g de livering, fitting and paTting in place
the NTOUghi and Osst iron Work required for the
Library q The New State Department.
Copies Cf the Draw g and SPECIFIC al ms may be
had Cd application ST this Office.
. All scafoltifg required BY the contractors 10 put
the WORK In place will be furnished by the Depart
Tree Of charge, but will be erected by the con-
Proposals i'll be made for the whole work COM
Slete, 81 shown On Drawings, ard described in
The whole q the work must DO completed within
tour months from date Of acceptance of tae pro-
posal.
Payments will be made monthly, deiuoting 10 per
cent until the c. plei1On Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied BY q penal bond of
Two resp 1nstle persons, IN the # twenty five
thoHssnd dollars, s25,tJO) that tins bidder will
cept and perform the contract ~ awarded him, the
sCr1clencJ q The security to be certified by the
United States Judge, Clerk Of the UDted States
Court, or TIE District Attorney Of the District
wherein tes bidder resides-
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
or all bids n IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Cover ment 20 do
Every bid n ut be made on the printed form to be
obtained a. tbs once, and must conform in every
respect 70 the requirements Of this advertisement
or ~ VIII BOT &c considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged IN the msuufacture Of
cast-trCn work and vhs have not the necessary IA
cilltles for getting out the work.
All bids ust be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed .'Prup0ssls for Wrought and Oast-iron
Work Of Library. Hew State Department, Wash
tngtoD, ID. q. - and addressed to
A b nULLETT,
JyA-St Supervising Architect.
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How JERSEY MARKHAM TREATS GIN
TEUDBRs."-Jas. Brooks, market truckman,
went TO the Jersey City station Wednesday and
said he believed he was the person who shot
John Mccain, whose dead body was found in
that city on Monday. Brooks SAYS that while
driving from Newark to New York on Monday
morning man attempted to get into his wagon,
and refusing to go away he struck him with his
whip. The man then seized the whip, jumped
into the wagon and commenced beating il rocks
who drew his revolver and fired, and the man
tumbled out of the wagon, retaining the whip.
Brooks says he thought nothing OF the matter
until he saw the story of body found in the
road, having frequently had occasion "to fire
at intrudersD
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PROPOSALS.
GoyERsMEHr H9sPIrAL ROE TaE IN

MAR WARRINGTON, ID. q July l7th,lTl
seslec Proposals are invited uatii noon Of SAT.
CbDA1, August !, 1874, when they will be spened
N presence OF such bidders ch-se 70 attend 20
forntsh bis Institution fifteen hun tired n a0J tons
81 80 IT'S each, Of best of mine bitnminous or
s sI Coal, and three hundred $500 tons Of
zz49 IDS each, OF white ash, egg size, anthracite
coal 70 be delivered in boats alongside or in carr
upon Hoe pftal wharf. the deliyery 70 Commences
10 not lees than ve go days from the time of the
aeeeptance OF any proposal, and to ccntnue st the
rste OF az least three hundred tons week utl the
Whole amount advertised for Is delivered The coal
be oellyered In strict accordance with the act of
Sonsress approved July IL lsO. Paymsnts Of nine
wv per Cent. Of the whole amount due for each
cargo VIII be made imms diately after IL is received
PIG tne tea per cent withheld will be paid when the
Iun amount OF coal engaged to be delivered In ao-
cordance with this advertisement Is received No
oner TO furnish coal, above. will be considered
unless the true name is given in the offer By which
me coal bidder proposes to furnish Is best known
N the market. nor unless IL is made By q regular
oeeer or miner; and the successful bidder fur.
pish the exact Quality and description of coal that
the same person or company to furnish either btu
mlnous or anthracite coal alone, or both kinds Of
coal Bids will be considered bindin for We rs dsys
after the LIST Of August and the right il distinctly
70 reject All or any Of the offers made IT, in
the judgement Of the Superintendent, the public in
terests require II. O. b. NICHOLS,
U0-nl.wI.Zw Superintendent.
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A FoRCIBLR LRGAL ARGUNENT.-Dn the oc-
caSion of a private examination of parties pro-
posed as sureties in a civil suit, in the new
courthouse, yesterday, a lawyer named Con-
able, engaged on one side OF the case, threw a
large inkstand at the opposing counsel, Justice
Palmer. Beyond the ornamenting of counsel
with ink no serious injury was the result, aud
the argument seeming TO have been accepted as
unanswerable, was not replied to, the proceed
ings going on thereafter peaceably to the end
N. Y. Times, OOH.
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IETHEsUPRIMB oOuRrOF THE pIsrRIc-

HoldiHs SpecidI IsrpI, Jnly leth, l1l
In the case Of Sarah =. Harvey, sdminstratrix Of
tratrx aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION Of tie
supreme Court Of the D,,sricf Of columbia sfore.
Tor the anal settlement and distribution OF
the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the a.
sets II hand, far - the same have been collected
and turned into money; when and where ali the credit
tors and heirv Of said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they NAV
etherwfse b. Law be excluded from all benefit In said
aeSeasedh estate: Provided, COPY OF this order Be-
ing st.r pi eviou: 10 the said day.. Test:
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~ sold WIN pay iair prices for soOsd:hsns
cl0sni1& Wosn promptly attended 20 fhroueh
2sil AL, 40: III D greet, hsysSn Dth and iofS
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RT DUHOAHSON BROS, Auctioueers,
- Corner 9Th and d streets northwest

Rr DUHOAHSON BROS, Auctioueers,
- Corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
EXKCuToRv SALE OF sTEINwAY ROSE.
LARGE FRES6H PLATE MIRkORsa hfIsIS
kACk, VELYnT PAkLOk SUITE Qn gre an J
1URkIeh CHAIR, FANCY CHAIRS, MAR.
sL6; TOP TABLEs. BRUssHLs .CARP 4 IS,
kTREkT SOUTHEAST.
HARNISe, EOBEs, &c.
On M0nDAY 1oRHtNa, Ausa,t 3.
let public auction, In house $50 O street,
between Let and - streets southeast the personal
effects OF Hrs. Margaret w. Hteever. deceas 81
tho attention Of private buyers.
AT ~ O'Clock, tho ssns day, the Buggy, Harness,
Rebes, &C., VIII Be sold on the premlses.
Terms cash. L1BUT. y. j. bTDEYDR, In.
Executor Of Mrs.. Margaret w Bteever, dece ssed
jy3S6t DUNOAH6OH BROS, Aucts
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ID q n ID

NofkS. At the residence 81 J 4 Palmer, E.o
rear Aide, loudoal CouEty, Va, On the 2gth inst
ShOsBf s1kMAaT, infant child OF n q. and
fmily L.. Eoyes, Of this city.
WAGGAmAN. July slst, at I a m At G Ape NAV
MABH JANE. wife Of Thos r. NagCamau. and
only daughter Of John Lenthan
FuOersl frUm 81. STEPHEN q Church, with Requiem
Macs O'Clock a. m, Monday, August 81.
lNssnington papers please COPY
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RY DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwes
RESL EsTaTk IN Al s SI S ThHs ~

- southeast corner YIN hnQ b streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN 2lsr
AND 22D STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the 4th
81 day Of October. A. d. 1871, and recorded in
Liber No 65s. folio 2S2, one Of the land records
OF the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, In front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
ION day Of August, 1874, at 80 O'Clock p. all
that ain piece parcel Of ground in the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia, known and de-
zig mated on the ground plat of the said city part
OF lot fourteen (l4), in square numbered seventy
nve G5), beginning for tne same at the northwest
corner Of said lot numbered fourteen fl4I, and run
ming thence southwestery at right angles with the
line of Pennsylvania avenue, eighty six feet and
nine inches: thence south twenty five (25) feet;
thence east about forty four feet thence
elly ninety feet and six inches to the line of PENN
sylysnia avenue; and thence westerly ferty-nine
fett nine inches to the place of beginning together
VII all the improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness secured BY
said deed of trust unpaid and the penses of sale
In cssh balance at and two years. wi:
SlU0 deposit ptapce of bid. Ifterms of sale
ars not complied with within seven days after sale,
the property Will be resoid at risk and cost of the
defsaltirg purchaser Copveyarcing at cost of pur-
chaser. +. A. LUTZ, JR.. Trustee.
ly2S DUNCAHSON BROS Aucts.
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N0TI0n:EPARTIHs WHO DlsIRl TO DIS
~ pose Of ell kinds Of WEARING APPAREL
can cell them for higher cash price than suypi ace
IN the city, by calling or addressing HHRz %. GIT
ssresd, between seh and 10Th n. ". Prompt stten
uon VIA % 8sens mayl6-tr