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1RRATMENTOF PARROTs.- i he proper treat
ment OF parrots consists mlaiL ~ In giving fresh
water every day, proper food with regularity,
and keeping the cage clean srass wire cages
should be avoided. The floor az the cage should
be cleaned out every day, ant covered WITH
fresh coarse sand and gravel. Th perch should
be cleaned AZ the Sanle time. T. as should be
thicker IN the middle than that az the ends
that the feet may be cased and re- ted a. every
change OF position. This prevents diseased
feet A deep dish OF tepid water should he
given each day, 20 battle in. Bread and milk
should be staple food; the bread should be stale
and be soaked IN warm water first. and then
drained on a cloth, dipped into scalding milk
and fed when coldi the bread should not be
mashed or soaked until soppy. 10 should never
be given when sour, nor should the feed pan be
allowed 70 become sour. Beech nuts, hickory
nuts, walnuts, sweet almonds, crackers without
caraway seed, boiled sweet corn, and pieces of
sweet apple freed from the SKIN, are al good N
given IL moderate quantities. Flesh should
never be given as II genders u vicious appetite,
aid causes them 20 pun and cat their own
featbeIs- Parrots are natives OF tropical cli-
mates and need warmth. But they should not
lie hung ny In the foul heated air Of a close
rOCm-wsrmtd by hot stove In the winter sea-
soD-dnring the cay, nor be left % free e with
out bIe during colo nights. II H. better 20 place
the cage upon a low stand, where the afr "a pure
and moderately warm, in the day, and wrap q
blanket around the cage 81 night. wheE sick
teaspoontul IL BE- mp seed with a pepper corn or
two, should be given every day. Water cre-s
when II can be procured 4 a good Alternative;
but there birds are rarely sick, except when
they are fed with sugar and other if-proper food
or when they are neglected.
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The tour Years that a yOuug nam IL IN coileye
ara 4 he preceded bY a. least three yearr ~
la6x tious preparation. These seven wears OF
De 4 'al work have, IA q certAin sense, tAnght
h.m q forget bow To- toll with he hands lie
not at physically 'stO dig" and q engage
in tia sc occupations which are hall nA1gsi.
hfsf IVA. utal, into which he - thrust 20 si,ish
a. iuas IT OF trial. his ability 90 aid IN the
stress "a struggle OF life. A man WHO has
sTenf 20 en- years ~ q trade Knows precisely
what 90 - IN his calling, aud hos 60 40 II, but
our pradua te knows his books, which. aFl. the
hurried W rid don't want; ne l. familiar with
Greece ans Rome, but cannot keep accounts.
be IL can Ira you OF Olympus. but cAunOt tell
you the coSCl II fractional bushels al fractional
prices. He \ boy Yet; he must vet begin 20
learn tire ''a<s OF hNing'-A trade Of some Kind
lac must laye-. Meanwhile he waits; ne lOokson.
he stance in a msrket-place because no one
has hired him, q al 80 doing has al the appear
ances Ct an "a CT. Again, msuv seek TOT au
education, expea4 'ng thus 20 escape drudgery
ana they avoid ~ while there IL excuses viii
avail and wren 81 y hold their diplomas An
their hands they aga still resOlute not % labor
IL possible. They an applicants TOR some plNce
that has for IS cha recOmmentatiOn-a sal-
airy. This cln-s Is lss.l ely made up OF spOiled
boys, thought 10y audt or GRANDMOTHER 70 he
toe delicate, too sms7 or too handsome 20
drudge in the house, n OF, or on the farm. and
II bas many recruits FRA a city households; he
cause there is work - be done, no wood 20
split, water 10 be drswz, r garden 90 he TILED.
For with large number tot people doing work
is Ike chewing tobacco fAbit 10 be acquired
and when acquired fOllesN d as hEbiL-New
School Journal.
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SsuPrrNc1-A cor respondent M the vv,co,,.
s ~ ac Bachelof, In . report of an Eastern
6eNrS amp meeting, says: saw pretty girl
vai hed, be- pufed, and over-skirted to the
with pink pendant floating from the
4iroat, gold bracelets on the white wriste, and
Read gear marvellous 20 behold, and after all
mat 1 saw her using one white finger 60 stow
which she wiped her month % pretty, striped
shawl, and walled up on ~ camp ground se-
rene ae On angel -
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lssaa frorctgco Affo Gnlf.*rnsa
w. y, trink, OF Honolulu, hss sen, i.o,.. 81,
this strange sand, taken from = bans an ~.
island Of Kauai, 10 the Academy Of Srtsne.s -. -.
the city. In he letter be thus DESERVES its ne
cuhsrfty: The hsnk which Il cSmposed % tei.
sand commences ~ psrpendte n AT blrr AZ toe
southwest end OF the island and e-.epss 60
snd hsh miles almost due south. Tarsllsl WITH
the beach. which Il atout 100 yards disfarf fror,
the base OF the sand bank. This sand orift n
about sixty feet high. and NJ the extreme soa,h
end the angle preserves e ~ steep ~ the nature
OF the sand WI permit. The bank Is constantly
extending 10 the south. Tt Is sad by lie nss
tlvts that NJ the bluff and along the middle OF
me bank the sand Il net sonOrous. But AZ the
extreme south end and Tor half q mile rorth Az
you Slap two hsndfuls together there - a senra
pto0uoed lite the low hOOting Of an Owl-more
OF les shsrp-Aocording ~ the motion ia quick
u sos' Sn down upon the sand and give one
name quick circular motion. and the sound A.
IKE NE ossS OF q meiodocn. kpeel uroD IN.
stetp incline, extend the two hsncs ana clasr a.
nu . sShd q. possible, slide rapidly down, car
rylng All The SAND you can. che sOrnd secnwa-
istes Ne Won descend until like defiant shnndsr
IN thls Experiment. the sound yas sufBcsert %
.. NuU. &C., yuI hoises, fastened short distance
frUl\ the base of the drift But the gressSss
souno We produced was by having one nafi,s
lie uIol. his belly, and smother tskins hir -
his feet H.>d dragging him rapidly down TIE
incline, carr ing ~ much sand a. pos BE with
them. With tl.Ss experiment the s5nud vas ter
rife, and could have been heard many bunarea
yards distant. With all sue experiments that
were msde, n seemed that IN sound Nas in pro-
portion TO the smouBt Of sand pat an motion
with pToportiOnzte velocity. Another cousid-
GRAFTON seems reQuisite-thst Is its perfect dry
nets. The dry sand would sound on the surface
whore six inches beneath ~ VA wet, hutff any
OF the wet sand became mingled with the dry
its property ct sounding ceased 81 once. The
sand al pears 20 the eve like ordinary beacA
ssi.d, hut ordinary beach sand will not produce
the sounds. Do has been said that IL lost its
sCnorOus properties when taken awav from fhe
bank. But can discover no diminishing of st
sUncrous qualities, even with the bottle nn-
corked, and We have had rain frequently, aud
an atmosphere more than ordinarily moist for
this time Of year. Perhaps 10 eNpoSei % a verv
damp atmosphere az might absorb msis. ara
enough 20 prevent So sounding.
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DYWM. l.. WALL s. c., Auctfoneers,
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and goa Pennsylvania avenue.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
GEORSET0WE HEIGHTS.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date the
stzLiber and b, folio "a, the subscriber will
offer for sale, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
tie 9th September, at O'Clock all that lot and
parcel of ground fronting - fest inches on stod-
dad street, and running back Of that width lSs feet
il being the fifth Of the block of buildings known
Cookies villas. This offers rare opportunity for
the purchase OF most valuable property, located
Terms OF sale: $500 with per cent interest
thereon from he lb of February and cost Of sale
cash; residue in IL and Is months with interest from
day sale, secured upon the property All con-
teyabcing a. cost Of purchaser. A deposit of $500
not complied WI. in five days the property will be
resod 1t the risk and cost Of the defsalting pur-
chaser. j. CARTER MARBURT, Trustee.
ap3l-eo&ds W. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers
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FROM PHILADELPHIA

FROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship By
"Eew Express Line"
fkoM BosTOB AND PROVIDENCE
4ek iFelSht via "Oly des Iron Line" and shin br
Boston and Providence Railroad,
Bee advertisement of"New Express Line
fef tGll information apply tie
G.. II. HYDE,
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REB. II. WAREEB,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctiODesr,
Feder 81 Buildings, cor. and 9Th sts., northwest


TRUtTEE's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
kEAL fSThfk. SITUATED ON SOUTH e
STREET. BETWEEN 7TH AND SrH ST..
last; IMPROVED BIZ A LARGE LIVERY
Il BY virtue CT deed Of trust, dated February
81 2lst, A. d. 1874, Gully recorded in Biber ISL, folio
szS, It seq one of the land records for Washing
ton county District of Columbia and az the reJuest
~ the parties secured thereby, will sell at pnbic
auction TO the highest bidder, in front Of the prem
ises, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of Sepsem-
ter, a, ID 1874, Al O'Clock y. m. ell the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the CITY of
Wsshin gten, District Of Columbia, TO wit-Psrt OF
lot bered two t2), in square numbered nine hun
1red ard too e2l, being the west thirty seven (g7D
tet front OF said lot two Oh snd running bsck with
thet idth TO tho depth o. said lot two 2D together
with the improvements, consisting of d large and
We l-l1cs,Cd livery stable.
Terms: OEe-thitd cash balance ia two equal In
='Glments at six and tw Give months res pscti velT
bearing Interest at ten cent per from day
81 "a t, secure- b deed Of trust premises said
AT convey ancing ct cost of purchaser deposit
OF SIC AZ time OF sale. IT terms OF sale are not
complied with In seven DAYS from day of sale, the
trustee reserves the right to rese ST cost and rick
OF defaulting purchaser.
JUDeON T. Gull, Trustee,
sepl-d6ds ID. ii. WABSER, Auct.
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srG LATIHER q ULEARY,
- Auctioneors and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
Star once Building,

TRUSTEE SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
LOU, On TIE NORTH SIDE OF STREET,
BETWEEE NORTH CAPITOL AND EIRST
SHEET EORTHWEsT.
- By yirtue OF a deed OF trust, bearing date the
6 2Gh day Of November, 1871, and duly recorded
&zin Liber $685. folio l50, one of the land records
Tor ashiGgton county, in the District of Columbia
ard at the II quest Of the party secured thereby,
shall se at public auction in front of the premises
on WkpNEsDAY, September 9Th. 1874, at
o'clOck p ID, all that certain piece parcel of
geund situate and being in the city and county OF
Washington, in the District of Columbia and known
as bot fyrty-tvo, a., in Uhlmanus subdivision Of
lots in square numbered six hundred and sixteen,
t6l6 sccordtng to Uhlmann's subdivision of the
original lots in said SQUARE, recorded in the Sur
veyor's office OF saio city of Was hihgton.
Terms: One half cesh and the balance In 6, IL
and is months, with interest at ten per cent per
mum, stcured By q deed e trust on the property.
All cOnyeyanci0g AZ the expense of the purchaser.
cepSbit Of 50 will be required az time of sale III
terms Of sale are not complied with in sevon days
alter the sale the trustee the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser, alter five days adv. rtisement
BYRHE, Trustee.
sug77-eosds LATImEB CLEARLY, AGc5s.
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CoHsuMPTIoE, WASTING AHp IHDIGks-
sAyoRY ! Moe9E's

Pancreaffc Emalsdea a Ra1creasfns
Are ths slosf Potent Rsn<staf zEcsfs.
They ere the only rcnsdiss yet snsvn for eject
nsseau, while they also efficiently supply the piece
Of the OIL when the stomach cannot tolerate ~
cords Of numerous medical men, extractT from ,xhcs
accompany eel sa eesslsi . voo.,
las bEw BoNp eTREETs LONDON, W.
Bottles from a. g. sls.
s1a sosnsda, xho sIso supply AnobY a MOOSE
s s,11snirnsee COUGH LfNcTUe, or PncT 5kkL
SAnof. yys-ls = IL
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CALLS OF sToCKs AND DEED OF TRUST
- MOTIFS AT AUCTION.
Real Estate Exchange, 31s 7th street.

EEPTEMBER 9Th, 1874, . O'Clock p. m,
81 DEED OF TRCsT NOTES Of 20 each, dated
October 18Th, 1873. aysble mon ''Lly interest ct
efer cent per nouyD, payable ssmt snnually-
DEED OF TRUST NOTES OF $50 each. dated
March l5th ls72. payable IS 60 81, So, SO, 40 and
IL mouths alter date, interest ct Per cent. psr
50 eHEEEs MOHoEGAHELA GAS GOAL co.
STOCK, Preferred. Will sell twenty shares,
80 ~ sssBE Ininssssss xTRopoLITAN RAILBc.,n
sassi-in Jas. =. RussKLL 90 :, Auc.,
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~ n A Z u LIN z,

NOTICE.
with thS view OF diminishing the ch enoee OF col.
$50, me s,ssmers OF this Line take specified
~ISIsT Ter az seasons OF the year.
rcrk or Boston, crossing Meridian Of So at Is lat
n nothing to the north OF as '"
TN the honiewRrc passage, crossinz the M erfdfan
oiSO ST "a lat, nothing to tbs north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMER1n.N
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SbTWEEN NEW YORK AND LTYERPOOL.
GAZING AT CORK RARBOR.
sIos hEw YoRk. TRoM NEW YORK.
c AGy, sna- We. Sep. sep. Is
.EussIs...... Wed, Sep 9lCalsbria-. Sat. S-e 2S
Jsyg........ sat, Sep. Y AlgerisW ed " sep. 30
And every foilowing WEDNESDAY ana SAT
UBDAy from New YGrk.
Steamers marked dc net carry steerase passen-
RATES OF PAssIsE.-Csoin, $50, sIeo, and $50,
soidi according g accommodation, Tickets 20 Pa
-, si5, eold additional Return tickets on favor.
sgi. - hls. Steersge 81 currency
S,eeTsge tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
s ii. all sssts OF Europe a. Gxsst rates Through
antwerp, end other ports the Continent, and for
dsditsTl snean ports. For freight aud cabin pass-
sge, aspiy ~ the Com psny's Office, NO. Bowlin,
trinity Baiidine' or 70 OTIS BfaeLoW Banker.
500 It'll stresr, Op posite Patent ONCE.
Isn21-ly CHAs, 6. FBANCkLYN, Agent.
NAsaIEGToE, EeRFOLK, EEW YORK.
The rb Be9 iIo1 s,t anD fh9nvYRp n
EsviLg resumed her regular trips TO r-ss
Norfolk, Will leave her wharf, foot Of q
THURSDAY, at ?. "a. Itching at the prinei0aI
river landings, counectns at Norfolk With steam.
;Lip Of he n; and n. Lac FOR Boston aud Provi.
esyy, 70: New York. Freight should be addressed
n E. FIrzaTuSH bt Agent So q Sth street whsrf.
sfG A7Om No. 10, Plant Building
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association
Chartered BY the Legislature Of Virginia and the
Circuit Court Of Orange county, proposes, BY q
serie. Of Grand Giff Concerts, to establish and
Ladies Of Virginia. at Montpelier, the former resi-
dence Of President James Madison.
The Association IL under the control Of eight
trustees. six Of whom are elected eiennialy by the
stockholders and two appointed By the Governor Of
Virginia.
Bemittances for tickets may be made by expires
prepaid post-office money order on Washington
ID. o., or By registered letter, addressed to
Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presr n. r. =. A., Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His Excellency. Jas
u kSr .er, Governor Of Va; His Exceliency, GIL
serx " walker, TX Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
A w nhers. Lieut. Governor OF Va. and q. g. Sen.
nor nor siecti Hon. Robert W Hughes, Judge Eastern
fron Virginia. ~ " SSAe's~
For full particulars. testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf n. II. b. A, Alexandra, va
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. .sus.soiy
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ADMINISTRATRIX SALE.
EETIRE CONTENTS OF TAILORING AND
GENTS FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
OF SAMUEL W. OWEN, DECEASED, AT
mix On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Septem-
HIM. lber 9Th, la4, commencing at 1 O O'Clock,
ln ALL shall sell, at No. 1sI3 Pennsyl ave-
w ~nue, adjoining WilIard's Hotel, the follow
ing, embracing hrst-clsss assortment of Staple
Goods. We nsme in part
CLOTHS.
Pilot, ChiGchilis, Beaver, plain Black and Blae,
Brosdcloths
Cassmeres, Dosskins, Ves,ings
SURHI5HlEGS.
full line OF siik Undershtrts and Drawers.
Gsuzs Undersllirts and Drawers.
Linen Dress ehirts, Linen Collars.
Superior HCsirTy.
Isle, 1bresd, Xii and Buckskin Gloves
Lot Of Military Furnishings
FJXTuBFS.
Four Silver plsted French Plate Show Cases
Two French Plate Mirrors.
Lsrce Clock. Walnut Frame.
O. unters Shelving, Awning.
TailOr's Tools, &C., &C., &c.
Terms: All Gums under $50, cash; that
amount, credit OF 50 days. with approved security
CATHERINE x. OWEN, Adninistr AtriX.
sepl-eoSse7&6 LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts
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STEAMER LINES.

AAaicAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS -
OdLx LINZ CARRYING HIHEnK
AMBRICAH FLAG.
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUExHsr0WH aad LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATS asd STEKRl0K
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Bates - low - BY another first-class Line,
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General AesnSs.
Phiisdeichia
FRANK W. sANBoRE, Asep..
susS ~ 1920 Penn, avenue, Washington
wharf every MONDAY EVHNING.
n y Q eIock; Tor Lsonardtown, Piney EA44A-N
foint, marshaub, Point Lookout and 3E1E7zkz1I11
Baltimore. n NIGWTfNCAI1
jyl6-tocl 49,
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Federal Building, Corner TIN and cts. northwest.
TBUsTEE's SALE OF A s.sToRY BRICK
lSFF SR riHst NEAR Tas
TIE sCeTT STATUE. AT AGoTibN. ELL"
~ rr s Of deed Of rs arI;t d,s M
of the land TfsqTds for .hS District Of 90
T se IN f front Of q b the Pay '
publ; auction, on FRIDAY the 18th day Of Au:
situate 10 the city Of b
trict OF Columbia to wit: All that piece parcel of
pan Of said city "a Lot numbered forty eight (lSj
~ ~ square numbered one huGdr.d and eighty-two
hiber W. T.. folio 20, of the surveyors office Of
ashIngton county, "; O., fronting on l6h street
feet, with a depth If nineIy-seveR ami forty-tw1
one-bundredths (@ 42-leoJ feet; together with the
Terns; one.fCurfh cash; balance IN six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest AZ 10 per cent.
thsseT. 100 viii Be required a eposit as tune
seven days from day % sale, the trustee reserves
hS right to resell az The sk ard cos Of dsfaut-
sS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED aatil
GEOkGE TUCKER, Trustee.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, Sept 10, 49, SAN MI h2pr and place.
aue2s-aawSds ]. r CoLbWELL, Salesman.
kf WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Anotioneer,
" (suoCessor TO Green a Williams, Aucts.,D
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRusTEEs, SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
LBTY, ON 3D STRICT MEET, BETWEEN
AND ID SHEETS SOUTH, AT AUCTION
ca by yiri ne of a deed of Irust, dated November
l2.h, 1873, and duly recorded In Liber No. 77s,
~~folO sos, 30. one of the land records for wssh-
DgtOD county, ID. O., and by direction Of the party
secured thereby we will sell, at public auction in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, September ssh,
4 D. ls74, at O'Clock D; m, all that certain lot,
ritoe or parcel Of ground and premises situate,
known and designated the ground plat of the said
city as LOT numbered eighteen (lS, in square num-
bered five hundred and thirty five, (5a5l,
Toms Of sale One third cash; balance in 6 aud
months, with inter est from day of SALE secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. A de post Of
$50 will be required at the time OF sale All con-
veysncirg al the cost of purchaser If the terms of
sale are not fully complied with within seven DAYS
after sae the Trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the cost and risk Of the deaultng
pun chaser
JOSEPH TYsSOwsKI, I r-.
BBAIHARD ii WARNER,S trussees'
au2l-2aw3w Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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IOS f,orox. Eol 1874
oo,,o. INCLUDING
COLTON6. BLACKLSTON'S ISLAND, AND
LEONARDTOWN.
Iae wit and fsyorits Iron Steamer PILOT BOZ,
sISs Mh:1, every TSEsiDeXYS ann ann essl
sATOhDAf MORNING, for Land -akzsEznEzzI1i
On TUESDAY, On SATURDay
leave At O'Clock for Ieave al o'cio1t Tar
Symont, Glymont,
Sandy Point, SANDY Point.
hNetpeol Point, Liverpool Point,
S,nitns Point, Smith Point,
SnatteIIon, Ohattertoh,
n.ewar,s Mharfi etewart's Wharf,
Ioisons wharf, Toson's Wharf,
nn,nI Is Point, Msttkias' Point,
Dins Wnarf, Mattox Greek,
'as.oA O.eek, Longwood Wharf,
LOCKWOOD Whsr, Diil's Wharf,
SSoiIon wharf, ColtoHs Wharf,
BlackfstOD = Island, Blackistonis Isiand
poauiIl1Een. Leonardtown,
returning on Wednes- Currioman,
~ nehirs the ABOVE Returning on Sunday
ST ar s. making above landings.
tEpyto VIM. II BYLEs, Agent,
y4lo-u oth-atYest Wharf
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sEY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
- (SDccvs-or 20 Green Williams, Auct's,D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d.
AUCTION SALE OF sTRrRRINI

hU0IiON eALE OF SUBJ RBAN LOTS.
XA VIII be sold at auction, on WEDN ESDAY,
- september 9Th. at O'Clock o. m, l9 VaiuabIe
Lots, each about So feet front by 100 oeep,
o"iDs subdivision Of White Haven. These lots are
Ea miles from Georgetown by the canal and new cut
road, and they are in a high and healthy location,
sdiscent TO The Potomac Reservoir aud Drover's
Best. This will afford any an opportunity of
getting aceuuiry home nesr the city at small cost.
Terms: one.hfth CASH balance in 6, IL, Is and "a
mont rs, win interest $40 down each lot at time
OF safe. Six per cent. reduction for all cash,
set2 WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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N Ar RI ED

sF"Lettin' OF Sleep is boys dean arsn OF
snoring.
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DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, huctiOneer,
- successor to Green Williams, Auct's.D
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets
rEUsTEs's SALE OF THREE STORY B sIoH

TNUst . ShL& OF THREk STOhl Il SiCk
HStsE ON 10TH, BETWEEN T AND .
cThEEJS.
"a By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated
e5 BOY emit er 7th, 1871, and recorded in Liber No
CO.. folio 40, ore Of the land records Of the Dis
1ict If Columbia, will offer for sale, at publtc
auction, III trout OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
September 18th, 1874, at O'clock D IN, the pOrth
foot Of Lot "a and the south Is feet of Lot 95 los
let deep, i'll Kelly Z subdivision of west halt of
square $685. imp oNed by three story Press u Brick
DN cling Of nins rooms and cellar.
Terms: q coo cash; balance $50 per month, with
interest. JOSEPH PATCH, Trustee
sep2-w,s,w,f WASH. r. WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

- FUTURE DAYS.
L. WALL q CO., Auctioueers.
QY EA. New Marble Building,
~ esPsnnsyissuia sysEde, cor. 9th n
80 -. PAIR PANTS AND COATS
q, wosn.v xA.. WING I'll sss,ember 1th, com.
mencfns Ct 10 o'cloce.N Todrsd pair Paints eoo
sisiSs Of Pain and + >noy oA''in'res of fOreisa
The sSo1e .s sSSe having been for one Of
largest houses in New YORK for the CHI resS trade
by Brooi brothers.
Also, o lot Of Goats.
Terms cash. Sale positive. ~ M 49,.
sep4-N W. l.. WALL OO., Accts.
Rf WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auc. 'toneef'
~ lSuccessor TO Green Viii. Wms, AucoJ
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th a., " sss.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PsoPERrY >RosT,
ING ON eTkEET, BETWEBN 18th AND
Roth, NpBTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, September 7Ih, 1874, ~
83 o'clock p. m, shall sell on the premises, ot
mo: Is, In square l33, being IS feet front by To-
irR.
Terms: One half cash; balance in three and six
months, Tor rotes bearing interest and secured by
sale. WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
eepZd Auctionesr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05
FIRST GkAND GIFT CONCERT,
FOR The BENEFIT OF The
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.

November 23. 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05

ExY Il. H. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner TIN aad sts. northwest