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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY LQTTRkLL a CO., Auctioneers,
- No. gil Louisiana sy,snue
Between 9Th and 9th s.ra.s.. nrr,h,v

a Aucflppaara.
ID No. SlT Eouisiana sVrnue,
Between 9Th and loth streets northwest.
TRUsIEEssALEO FvALUABLE IMPROVED
srkkkr srfWEfeSs s2qTa sIps on
soBTHW ssT, C0HsIs f Fl &c H OF a TaRssi
sT0kY AND BASEMENT BRIOk DSkL.
BY virtue Of deed a rust, ss ss.r INC date
APRIL -, a. D. lsI1, ana duly rec u led ia hber
Il the D ss sa@ resS ds
and oy reGuest Of patty secured thereby viii sell
seT ON tsH5 o tss s 'Hs
al sRd BENZ Ssf n 6 PfSs Ess
m in said District, and known as part of Lot
THnsns
lSo feet 70 II foot sinnh alley; thence east along
the line q street. nor and thsoos wss, along az
aid street Is feet to the place Of Beginning to-
with the and privilege mentioned in deed re-
corded liz ber D. No. folio l43 Of said land Iec-
Terms Of sale: One. third cash, of which 600 must
payments In six and twelve snd eighteen months,
70 be secured by purchasers notes bearing ten psr
recording at cSst II 81 ss s s2e
tee the right to resell at the risk and cost
Of defsultins purchaser. 0~''
oeH-d fkepl LUTrRkLL & o., Aucts.
r1-BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES I'm IN.
, Ter ne ssoSe Gale i postponed uRt MOND AZ,
the day Of N0ysTpeE' lt ;a%s hqgr and Il,ot.
n
oe,lo 20, 2z&dts LUTTRELL co, Auots.
RT THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
o3l Louisiana avenue, near TIA street.
TRubTEE's SALE OFATWO AHDA HALF
sIUhn BBICk DWELLING HOUSE, 30 4l3
FINN sIbkEF suUTHWzST, AT AUO-
- By virtue OF deed of trust dated December
sc zoe lSth, a. d. iSI0, and duty recorded in IiBer
folio s24, OF the land records of the Dis
,s % ScIumois and At the reqsest OF the party
secured tneTeby, VIII eel at public auction. in
J. nj CT the premises, on WEDNESDAY, October
IN, ~ az ociocS p. N, all that certain piece
OF parcel OF ground sinate, lying and being Ia The
city OF " sshfng1Cn, District Of CDlumbfa, and
shown sBd ocsCE3b5 ID IS i1ot number fifteen Ia
IN Todd ard GCnnFlls recorded subdivi Jon II
sduAfe numbered four hundred AID sixty.fve (fi5),
81 oy efe ence to TIE record of said subdivision in
lber n K, NO ], folio 800 ia the suryeyor,- Office
OF sGlc city VIII appear; together With the improve
meets ih- rec o, Inch cJIbist Of two and ole half
Terms: Oue-tbiId cash; balance in s ani II
months, with interest a q, pOstl Of Sl0O rscuirei
wien tie property is lid of. All convey ancing 1t
j. DUECAN COTTRgLL, Trustse
otte THOMAS DOW LING, Aact.
ssY THOMAS DOwLINs, Auctioneer,
oal louisiana avenue.
On TUESDAY, October 9Th, at 3 O'Clock n r,
the premises. foot Ot z7th and Streets .sbY =
ore 90 horse power Engine, nesrly new
One e. horse power Boiler, Fittings and Donkey
PGmp,
One Heater and Force Pump
One Swing Saw Frame, Steel HapdriIl Thimblav
CIcular Saw, Three saw Tables, VI .ndrijIs
and saws, shsf6ing, Pulleys, ting, Emery
heels, savdust Cars, EIevafsr, humber
Iruess, and various othsr articles CONSTITUTE.
Terms cash. THOs. DOWNING,
tCts0 Anctonser
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IHAT WAS A FLEAsArr erpor-enrr that a
CINCINNATI man recently met whilst visit
ltR "a insane ssylum near that CITY. whilst
waxing on the gruHuds around tho tnstitatia On
Re vas attached BY four OF the Inmates 81
Whel defending himself fran their Assault. rs
A'sSiltd by two tame stag. the pets % the lana
nct- ne would probably have been kulet by
sneedflv 49, 10y @aAANNA
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THIS EVENING.

Spy LATIMER q CLEARY.
81 Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and Ilth eet
Star Ofsoe Buildings.
SPECIAL SALE OF 4 FINE AND RARECOL-
LECTION OF ITALIAN MARBLE AND ALA
BAsTkB sTATUARY, ORNAMENTS, &c.
On TIT RsDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
october ", % and "a, at 10 O'Clock q. N, and
so p. NJ we ahali sell a splendid collection of
Italian works Of art at the marble building, north
west corner of Pennsylvania avenue and eleventh
street The collection comprises Etruscap, Roman
Giecian. Florentine and Hebe Vases, Figures Stat.
uettes. Groups, Animals. Gard Receivers, Fruit
stands, Fruits, Paper Weights and many more
articles suitable to sdorn psrlors halle, libraries
churches, &c. Goods on exhibition before the sale
Ten cash. LATIMER ULEAIY
oct2l-d Auctioneers.
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Assistant Quarterm sster General q. Army,
oCflq-l2t N ch.r.... q NJ.
pRoPosALs FOR PLATE GLASS BkQUTssp
l. IOR THE SOUTH WING OF rid sEW
srsIn, MAR, AND NAVY DEPART
OFFICE OF eUPsRvISTNG ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARrnSNr,

DkPAhrAkNr, y
WASHING Tor, ID. O, l2h October, IS7.
pealed Proposals Will be received a. THIS once
until az m. Of The 26TH DAY or OcTOBFR. IS7t
Tor furnishing and delivering OF the Nv STATE
war and Navy Depertmests' BuildinR, WsShtTs,
tons ID. O, sill the Plate and other Glass re1airs6
tor the building, rs called FOR ~ the schA5ule
Copies Of the specifications and scheduIe may Ia
hsd on application a. this office.
Proposals for imported glass must be made fnclu-
siye and exclusive OF import duty.
samples OF the glass proposed 10 be furnished
must accompany each proposal, and the whole mus
oe deIyered uhbrosen and 10 perfect order within
SIX weeks from date Of acceptance Of proposal.
All Dds must be accom- panied By q penal bond OF
Two responsible persons, In the Of three thou
saoo Collars SS0O0i, that the bidder will ecoept
sEo perform the contract il awarded him the sum
elency OF the security TO be certified by the United
states Judge, Clerk Of the United States Court or
bidder resides.
The Department reserves the RICH. 20 reject any
or all bids II IL be deemed for the Interest Of the
Government 10 do so.
fvsry bid must be made en- the printed form 20
De obtained at this Office, snd must conform in
every respect 20 the GremeHtE Of this ad
uent, OF u will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the glass trade.
Proposals. must be enclosed in a sesled envelope,
endorsed Proposals for T" PlsteGlsss &c., for the
New = ate, War, and Navy Deparsments' Building,
washington, ID. q, and addressed TO
B. 9ULLETr,
octlz-I2t Supervising Architect.
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sepl4 ly

NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHIL ACSEPHIA, ALfXANDRIA, VA, Ash
1NGTON AND GEOKGBTOwN, ID. O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier =, North Wbarves, PhiladeIphfs
"5DNEsDAY and SATURDAY, ~-A
From 80 Wster street, George eEzkzsxz11n
town, ID. u, hOeDAf AMI FRIDAY, at o m
rms line connects st Phils5e phia With UIyde's
Regular Seni-wesAIy Line Of steamers for Pfovi.
stncs, Boston and New En gland stat g. No wharf.
age in Boston by this lire ~
G II. HYDE, Agent for D. of O.
NM. p CLYDE n co, Philsdeip hia
r: a. Reid. Alexsudria, Va.
Posten.
- Freishts delivered by Knoys Express Or.
ders left at General Once. sos Pennsylvania AVE.
nue, o. at the Steamers wharf, will be promptly at
tehuto 20. sep9-tr
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HlERCBAET's LINE OF sTxAMsHIps
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.

nsTeefter the NE ttesnsaips y. Q. gEIGH1 ans
sohn GlbsOh Will make regular week x.eSsaS
uiE between NEW f0Rk, ALEX SS&H8k
AkDRlAL AbHIH GTOH and-&A
SAOEStIOWHs as follovs:-Lesve NEW YORK,
from Pier 81 kast river, every SATURDAY ct
? N; leave GkOBGET0WS every FRIDAY at ,
O. m.i and ALEAAHDhlA the same day a. IL N.
Bor f1ii Information apply - Il. p A. DIME HAN,
AGENT, business of,ee and wharf IS Water street,
Setrseosn; or 1t the Office Of the President, near
4 sITset bridge.
wv. THOMPSON. President.
rrstn1 delivered By knoxs EIprsss. Or.
.ns, e. ct the steamer wharf. Win be promptly q.
srtoeo 70. telI&R
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PAINFUL ACOIDKNT-COurags Of Mother
Under Distressing Circamstdnces.-On SATURDAY.
evening last, daughter of Mr.. Mart Morgan
OF Holldaysburg, Pa, made an escape from
death OF which the following are the psrticu-
lsrs:-Mr. Morgan Resides in the lower part of
the town, within q hundred feet of the Will
Harrisburg branch. At the time above state.
Mrs. Morgan, looking out of a window Of her
house, saw her little daughter stanIiny on the
"a lroad track. Hearing the approach OF the
gravel train, she started 20 warn the chill of
her danger. When she reached the spot she
was horror stsicken to lind that the foot
OF the child was wedgej bet tween the plank
OF the crossing and the rail. She took hold OF
her and enieoyored to extricste the memSer
but in vain. All this time the tram was an
preaching slowly but surely. The mother csIle 1
foT ali, when some one ran 70 her assistanc =
but their united efforts proved futile in relea
IDg the endangered little one. The woman
screamed, and succeeded ia attracting the al.
tention of the engineer, but without effect. The
engine was reversed, but the grade al this point
WAS too heavy to admit a stopping Of the train
Great presence Of mind was eyinced by the
woman, who, when discovering that the child
could not be released, held her body by main
force OF the track, thus saving her life. The
train was backing, and the wheel of the cabin
car struck the child's leg, severing the calf co
the bone, and forcing the member from its
socket.
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An Ancient CONyfCT-Au OTd Story p
rtTrd- Ga Saturday a man named Porter va,
brought 20 the state prison 20 serve our a san
tsnce OF tive years for larceny committed AZ
Bsrn-tShle. Tue man il seventy TOUR wears
Old aud saws that be c3m nittei the tleft %
Keep his wife from starvation. In conversation
with him, to-day, he told one OF the OF ,ers
that he was an inmate of the institution In ISIS,
and that he ts the man who played tue gold
mine dodge on Warden Robinson. The partic-
u'aTs of the case are these: Porter at the time
desired 10 obtain bis freedom. Be told the W Ar
den that on Cape Cod large quantity OF gold
lay hidden beneStb the earth aud q at ne knew
exactly the spot He SO prevailed up0n the
warden that he and an officer named Nichols
obtained pick axes and shOvels aut with Porter
visited Cape Cod aud cOmmsacsd to dig
Porter having eXcavsted a deep hole, con-
planned of being tired, and Nichols took his
place at the spade. Porter was then holsted
out of the hole by the warden, aud when on the
sod be cried ont 20 the warden, "See, see, the
gold" The warden in his curiosity leaned ayar
and looked into the hole, when Porter pushed
him into IT, and placing his fingers 10 hts nose
impertinently propounded the interrogation
"When shall We three meet AGAIN." and has
not been seen TO be known until to-day. The
men In the hole were subsequently found AMI
got out; when they returned to the prison feel
ing sore enough. Its the intention OF Warden
Chamberlain 10 have Messrs. Robinson AMI
Nichols visit the prison, as he intends TO have
the question "When shall we three meet
again? snsgered.-BostoH Herald. 2ISt.
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Ply VASE =. MILAN 4aetloaeeI,
No. ieeI. northwest corner is.h and D ga.
TRUs7sIs'sALEoF vALgABLE Paopr.ry
IN NE hoBrHWEsrE6N PART OF TIE
e, BE- virtue Of deed Of trust, eated Angus, 4.
- A. % y ;, end recossesi in Liber 7ss. folio IS,
in the District Of CoiGmbs srd 81 he reS Sest q
'ss nf ~ lo 81 u 9 T III 4 e11 lie .9 s
day Of october s74, At ociScs M, Il: fo aa
quar- org ps e' a;S b II IN
hing fer seid part "a street west, 2. feet inches
running south along said street al feet
inches; thence ls7 feet ga inches; thence nortn
ih.pee sOui feet ~ inches, and tbeSee east fee;
to The essibnipg Also another part e said lot IL,
81 feet said I'd street, and running back with
let 10 the rear line Of said lot, with improvements
Terms: One third cash; balance in six twelve. and
cured by deed OF trust on lhe premises 8 Id. All
on each piece II property en- the das Of .se sna
the terms are not complied with within d We dsys
resell the property, at The risk and oest Of the
defaulting purchaser, by advertising three times in
SEINE newspaper HR0 mas II SsshIF'Cn city
Oo.l.d wS q; hAfskE WI2iS. f ano,r
IS AuetiOnears and Sr Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyiyan avenue aud 18th st.,
star once Buildings.
TSgsTKEs' SALE OF SQUARE BOUND.
Sf 10TH AND lsrH, AND AND SIS.
ga By virtue of a deed of trust, ds-ed the 4th
Sf&dey u September A. ID. eighteen hundred and
~sseventy one, g. duly recorded IN tue District
If Columbia in Liber 66l folio rs sns by direotion
o. the party secure theresy, the Subscribers will
ell 90 the highest bidder, the promises, the wall
usbie s4UARS in Wsshinstgn City, numbered
enc fn' dred and sevooty five l75) as in ssid deed
d.sSTlbed; rhe sal, to take place on FRJD .Y, the
23d day Of October, A. ID 1874, at 5 O'Clock D. m
he terms Of SAFE ere oDe-fouTth cash, IF which
SO on each lot must be paid at the time aud place
~ sale.l and the restdne in one, two, aud three
years respectively, from date, with Interest at the
rste Of seven per csntn1 per auHum until paid,
payable semi -spnusiy, ard for which the purchaser
must give notes, SCI uTed BY deed OF trusg on the
premises sold. All conveyalcing 10 be at tbs par
Cha-ers' cost.
If the terms are not com piled with within hve
days after the day Of sale, the trustees tde
right 20 resell the property, or Part thereof on
ten dsys' public rotice fl any newsp published
IN Wsshir for cash, at the risk AMI of the
purchaser III o''Au" fa6s. HYDE. Trustees.
octS-15t GATIMER OLEARY, Aucts,
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PRAIRIE FIRRs.-Tbe situation Of Fort
Wasne, Indiana, Is becoming alarming. The
surrounding prairie Is on hre, ana the dense
cloud of smoke that hangs over the city shuts
out the sunlight and Turns day into night.
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sST b, d. WARNHB,
% Besl Estate bTosef and huctioneer
FEDERAL Buildings. Corner 7th sad Streets II, w.
TRUSTEES SALE CF yALUABLEIMPROvE
fROPERrY AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON
~ sTBEET EAST. BETWEEN AND q
- By virtue Of deed of trust ,da' ed eeptemb,r
- II, ISL and recorded In bioer 657 folio 38, of
~1the land records for " ashiBgton county, Dis
trcf Of Columbia, and by direction of the holder Of
the note secured the eby, will so at public aac.
tloh' IN iTs ut OF the premises, on THURSDAY, o.
Eber ~, 1874 at o'clock o all that piece or
parcel OF ground ia " Arlington city known as Lot
i-ttered in Chester and jenkins subdivision If
square rs
Terms Of sale: One-thiri of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue In two equal in
s'allnehts, pay able In six and twelve months, re-
spectively, and for which tho purchaser is give
ols promis sorry notes, bearing per interest
rom DAY Of sale The purchaser to receive deed and
execute deed u tTu.t to said notes to the
satisfaction Of the said Trus.es. de-
pet OF say IL re luTed immeii aely after the prop
srty Is sold. Convey apcing at cost of purch sser
aud the purchaser fails to comply with terms
81 sale within teven days after day Of SALE hs said
ureperty may be resold at the rick and cost of tine
defsultiDg pHrchassr, by giving I've days notice of
suoh resale IN some newspaper Published in Wash
mgtOn city, ID q.
b P. DODGE, ,rr,.,
p. .DARNsILLE, rfutSes'
ootH cSds II. h. WARNER, Auct
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A LExkNDRIA D WASHINGTON Il. 4

A LE2GNDRIA d WASHINGTON & Il
ALEXANDRIA 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoRH1s OF AND SIxTR STREETS.
Local trains leave FOR Alex sndris a. tollows:-t,
s,S,s. 40, II IN, 4, 3, a." SOL D. N;
m, ana D N daily, all other rains daily sxssp,
Local Trains IRON AIe1sudr,, sr-,vs a. ,o,,ox..-
PCS, 1:S5, e:33, s:5S. 1898, 1888 a. NJ,
i;SS, S:5S A5SS, 1913, o:3Si 1888 .. N. The s:SS
Other trains daily except Sunday.
ssffIgtoa ana Ohfo z
RICHMOND FAST XPRksS leaves sally er-
Pm.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
fsevee AL layton 3 D. daily Of sunda,
1hroush nc sets 20 all points South aud Southwest
for sale ~ Otces corner Lth street and Pennsylys
Ma avenu-, ard corner 9Th street and Psrnsyya1 aria
eyenne mere passengers an leave orders for bar.
ssge 70 De checked ~ al hotels and residences
3. 9. VOTING, Gent Passenger Agent jys4-s.
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RY THOMAS D0WLIsG, Auctioneer.
- OIL Louisiana avenue.


"a On THURSDAY, October 29th, at 4: 80 n
sfSm., IN front Of the premises, 1 will sell that
beautiful Lot on Park street, Mt. Pleas ant be-
Teen l4th street extended and s. z, Bgowo's gate
ard containing 1880 square feet Of ground. Tlfs
properly Is adjoining and between the two hand
eCmest places that street The entire lot Is we'll
eIced has good fruit trees, and excellent well Of
water and In every respect very desirable piece of
Terms: One-third cash; balance in6 and IL months
IN interest per cent, secured by deed Of trust
posit OF 600 required when the property Il hid
or IoctcOl THOS DDWETNG trct
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Ub. I ELBEl,
Resl Estate 4 gent spd Auctioneer
Once No. 500 Sth street northyest

GUABDIAN SALE OF VALUABLE UEIM.
PR0hAD ZEAL ESTATE Oh / STREET,
BETMshN 18TH AND 18TH SHEETS,
hokTHWEST, ADJGiNIN3 TIE RESI-
nkhOE OF MARSHALL BLOWN, AT AUO-
&c by virtue of Al order Of the Supreme Court
81 the Distric: Of Columbia. holding Court Of
~~ Probate business, ratified by decree Of eguity
OF said supreme Court, on the S.h day of October,
1874, equity $3.50, in re on the petition of the IN
oeIsiguao, guardian of Mary q. McShsrry ans J as
Z McsherTy, will offer for sale public auction
to he highest biuder, on MONDAY, the goth day
OF 0ct0 ID. 1874, a. 4 O'Clock m, in front
estste Of the said minors-the game being an uuii-
Vlded two THU ds-in and to the following described
part 81 lot II land lying and being in the city of
Washington, District Of Colombia, the same bsing
the west part OF original Lot numbered two n in
Square numbered one hundred and SIX, Cl05,D said
pair OF said 10. having front of thirty 800 feet on
l tuSet, and running back seventy (7O) feet, the
aud place the remsining ent-third in said prop-
G. ereof.
Terms Of sale: eDe-tbird OF the purchase money
TO be paid In cash, and the residue in two equal in
sfaliMenis. payable at nine aud eighteen mosths
respectively, and for which the pure is give
he prcmissory notes, bearing interest from day OF
sale the purchaser to receive q deed and execute
deed OF trust to secure said notes deposit OF loo
IL required Immediately sfter the property is sold
CoDyeyenctnG ct cCst OF the purchaser. Aud IL the
PM chaser fails to comply with the terms of sale
thin seven days after day of sse the said prop.
rty may be resold at the risk asd cost of the de.
such resale in the National Republican newspaper
published ia said city.
JAMES McSHERBY, Guardian
ocZ AZ JOS. D. KELLEY, Auct,
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10y WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
At (successor TO Green Williams, Aucfs D
No. 1901, northwest corner lOtn aud u streets,
TkUsTEE's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
REAL Estate IN THE MOST RAPIDLY
IMPROVING PART Oy THE CITY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE MOST RAPIDLY
lMPReNIEG PART 0s THE CITY.
- BY virtue 81 deed of trust, bearing date on
d. the 2lst day OF May, A D 1872 aud duly record
ed N liber ga, folio 49, &c of the land records
TOT asbington county. ID o., and by the direction
auction IN front Of the premises, az IA O'Clock o.
~ ;. On FRiDAY, the sofa day of October, A. d.
lGf ali OF lots numbered ninety (90), ninety one
(9i ninety ninety three 1881, ninety -four
t94l, sno ninety five 1850, in Rgzs's Plants suo-
DIVISION OF squsre numbered tUo hundred aud eight
t2Ool in the CITY OF sshinston d. g., with all the
EnprOy ements thereon.
Terms Of sale: ne-third in cash, of which $50
must be paid each lot at the time OF sale; the de-
fefred pay ments 10 be made and II outns after
IRE CAV II sale, with interest per cent GER an
mum, and secured by a deed Of trust to the satis-
faction Of the trustee Terms Of sale be fully com.
piled With within six days after day of sale other
wise the trustee the right 30 resell the pro-
perty after one week noGice, NJ the risk and coat
OF first purchaser. All c0nveysncing at the purcha.
Ber's cost. wn. III WARD. TIN .tae
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pY DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneerr
10 Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest


- southeast corner 9th and d streets northwest.
BtTTs IE ,NNcAAIESpI o sTREETs NosTH,
~ By virtue Of deed Of trust to US, dated Sep
tswb. .g 9. I'D; ISIS, duly recorded in Liber
District Of Columbia and al the request Of the party
% u vi St a' IL
real IL ahs c1 81
part Of Lot numbered H. ssd AZ nu%befsG 4o sas
the Of said LOT E runnng aha ISs
south on the west line Of 7:h street west % feet 10
Terms 81, Oo5, With interest at 10 per cent. from
March ls4 to day Of sale, and expense Of sale in
daS 81 ss and Secured Ss deed n
the property sold deposit of sl0o wll be required
es TENS to be sdmpsG s IN
G SE5saa II. i MTShksEEEs'f trustees.
vsDTRED ARo Sl'd SALE Is POSTPONED until
sR AK p 4 sr WyoAARNNyETs,I Trustees.
oct22.td DUNOASs0N Bros, Aacts.
IL Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. OIL 7tb street, opposite U. s. Post once.
SALE aJEsT DESIRABLE Two-sToRy BRIoK
ssrnKBETE1Ts yBETWEER Arm AND 5TH SITS.
a. i will offer for sale on MONDAY, October
70, ias, At O'Clock p. m, in trout Of the
wostory Brick Dwsns ana large barn % Oa
Terms: One third cash: baIascs in six, twelve
cunbTspce OF 60, bearing ten per cent interest
ecisl-d E.y. SWEET. Auot.
Rg LATImER CLEARY,
- Aucsioneerr and Resl Estate Brokers,
Star Once Buildings.
TTRk, TssseH PYER misRohs,I oa EPET
CURTAINS. CHAIRS, PIANO, &C.
By as sir sg of deed 1T, trust d,ssa the
NV corasd in 6sT No ss folio 1 s,o on Ss y the
sell sn TUESDAY the aotS day q oatossr, i iss
st S lie and at hSnss No Gig On ;res
one handsome Rosewood Piano;
One Velvet Carpet and a number Of other Oarpsts
Ore hssdsoine PsrIor su,te, upbol..eraa g., ,-a.,.
Two marble-top Center Tables, Whstnot;
9 peS 80 DAY s S,Sef n pstSrss vsses Rqssi
Zone One s sS;s We Chamber Sc. of Q pieces;
One solid Oak and Curl Maple Cottage Get,
One Rosewood Chamber Set, 10 pieces;
One Oak Cottage Sci, z pieces;
r One Desk, one CLOCK, one sidsboard, Extension
side Tables, &. Chairs, Knives and Forks, Cob
ORG one S5 ms ss
One Stewart Cooking Stove, and several other
Stoves Of erious patterns;
One Refrigerator, Wash Tubs, Clothes ,skets.
Fiat Irons, Kettles, Orockery Ware, and q fun set
Of Kitchen Requisites;
Table, Oane-sest and Easy Ossirs, and large
number Of articles too numerous to MENTION OF the
character usually found In first class dwelling
house.
WIN. II. H0LTZMAN, Trustee.
oct7.d IRepl LATIMKR OLIARY. Aucts.
~BY CQNeENr OF ALL PARTIls IL IN
terest tbe above sale IL postponed until III 0AY,
the 9th day Of Mesemberl lal, same hout and
LAfI4ER CLHA9Y,
octle, = r0ssoy7,s.4S Auetionseu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

STEERAGK RATES IsCRRAsRD.-The increase
in the rates of Storage passage to Europe by
the English Transatlantic Steamship compa-
mics, which has been expected for some time,
took place Monday. No agreement was made
among the companies, but almost with one ac-
cerd they increased their rates from SIS TO $50.
Among the companies taking part In this
change were the White Star, the Inmsn, the
Anchor, the Williams & Guion, the State, and
and probably the National lines. Fhe cause of
the increase was said to be the increase in the
amount OF freight TO be transported, especially
cotton. It pays so much better to carry cotton
than 10 carry passengers that the latter Is dis
regarded in order to accommodate freight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-23

HY LATIMER CLEARY,
NJ Aucttoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
Star Once Buildings.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON
JBE NOR1EWE-T OORHER OF AND
skfEkTB STREETS, ISLAND, At AUCTION
a On MONDAY october as d,
9la4. at ~ O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises,
AEot 25 in square 452, 25xl06 feet, in one of ths
beet locations on the leland for q business Terms
made known at sale. Convey sncing OF purchaser's
cost.
oct2O-H LATIMER 4 CLEaRy Ancts