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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-27

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
" No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts.
SALE yALUABa EINPRoyED PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL HILL, al AUCTION.
- IN WEDNESDAY. tue 23th Inst. #, At a
O'Clock .; m. We shall se !, In fro.t Of the
pfc misses, lots aud S, In sQuare sl4, betnR q
front 81 feet inches and 50 feet respectively on
North and Y Asst h street, making a rare ehsaos
for investment
Terms: One.thira cash; balance In and Il months
with interest from day OF sale. $50 d1su iay Of
sale. Convey sncing, &c, at tbs purchaser cost,
aud IL the terms not com Piled with within I've
days, the property will BE- sold at the risk ami cost
Of the defaHlting purch $ser
marT-d GREEN a WILLIAMS A1c.s
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BT DUsoASs S.d ssSs =, ASSc :!I

AssIGNKE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL "a.
TATE ON 3D STREET, BETWEEN Ann q
SThEETS NORTHWEST
"A On sATU RDAY the Ii tn day of April, 1874
eY9a O'Clock . m f, | will sell, at public auction,
on ihe premises, Lots IA, Is, 10, II, and part OF
Lot IL, in Square 554, ia Washing ton, d q,
These Lois are situated on 81 street west, between
and norib, and afford extra Inducements to
capitalists and others.
Term: exceedingly liberal, and will be made
known at tin of sale.
GEORGE MASON, Assignee.
maT2'-fm.w. DJINOAN-ON BROS .Aucts
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IT .MARsaALs SAL! OF L0fs OF 5IEE
&c. &c, BIZ WM. L. WALL Oo.s Auo-

In vfrtus OF writ Of Asri facias, ss.ned ftem the
II Ooiumbis and TO me directsd, wtl cell as pub
lie saie, for cash. q the asctien store Of VIM T.
north wesf ON TUESDAY, the 31sf day Of Hsrcn,
1874, con4epcirg e 10 O'Clock . n, the folioviog
Brady, sherry and Ca ba Wines, aad ioi Porter
ssizsd ar1 s upon AZ the goods aad chat,sls Of
Hjcbolas r Pate. and will be soId 20 satisfy
tioh no. II $50. In favor Of Nichols Rs&h q o..
ALEx. SHARP, y 9. u srshaI b. q.
March 9TH, asa. IsrSS-da
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AUCTION SALES

AOOA4ON GALES.
BrLAT.HIs 2 oL.As!.
' sssa os sss B: sSsass and mn street,
PIAso;5 okTE; Hog .lHoLD IgRsIruRx.
8se hh aeess,f TEss SSsRssS
sSiS5SssEStp sfsias ssb t.ets sss t Or
- o. siTgss,f q q, S SsG!s., MORN
II SS Sal n:sia ss a. :: q. .ss e. ,g
Ais, a, ~ e'eicet, On. sussy Hors-; young.
'GS'o i Is. Ti0 Lkrissss cb,ARy. lue,..
DR. GREES q WILLIAMS, Aucuosc.rs,
- Ne. 1901, north~e st corner 10th and d streses.
wALSur FRAME PtRLoR SUITES, upHoL
snr pREsssassss n suir Gsota XIII
MnHATHoTs Hat BACKS, wsLsUr sIpE
TOP 0kSrER TABLIs GILT FRkMsMIR
AND corfos, roosssssfrfkssssEsFsiFSSsH
sHRis ssP oF rRss ossr sfss't csSd *
" Gins a. ioes. we .s. - seii ' 10 r9ost
/" our auction rooms, seasrai assortment OF
Terms each.
II GRxIN wILLI,Ms, A-c.s.
RY Nm IVA l. wall : co, AuoIIoaess..
Louisiana avenue, between Oh aud I0,h stress
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES. FROM PKNNsyL.
VANIs. OHIO AND WEST vIReIsIs: Pal
yATE sTo.k aLFGsNT sECOND.HAND
GOLn. MOUNTED SINGLE AND DOUBLE
HARNESS, Bn9GIkS. Hekrs. &c, &c
n o. SATURD aT M1RsISG. March a.
In ls74, muar cling 1T o o'clock, We will sell,
S[N OF Rszar-
so HEAD or HORSES,
Several from West Nir, inia,
." Beavv W rke-s.
AIsn, scms elegant mi. ing AID Family ii Orses.
A full descripiio AZ sale.
cne elegant second hand Go,t-mouuted Do 10 e
Bainess; cost S2E.
One elegant Secondhand Gold-mounted Single
Harness; cost slt0.
REGrLAB SPRING SALE or CARRIAGES
on FbIDAI MokSlNG, Arril 81. in front Of QUE
store, corner OF 9th street and Pa. avenue. IL
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DH LATIMER UGEARH,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Be- uthV est PenGsyvan and llth street,
Star ONCE Buildings.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE LUMBER YARD
OF THE LATE j. B. WARD, O0REER OF
18TH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE, AT
AUCTION.
n On MONDAY MORNING, March 3Oth,
1~Nla4, con menciDg at o O'Clock, we shall
NA sell at our yard the FLOWING effects:
About 80 90 feet Of Lumber different kinds),
Frame Office, Office Furniture,
Ftrting and Stsbline,
Work Horse, Lumber Wsgor, Harness, &c.
Terms casa, JAMES WARD,
Executor of estate of J b. Ward
mar dts LATtMER & CLEARY. Aucts
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eEAIiEaEa's FuRnisHixes.3

Palmer's Patent
DO UBL e. I"OKE
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
Q SHIRTS FOR SIG 50
SHIFTS FOR ss 50
SHIRT FOB o 90
YOKE to be the BEST SHIFT at the price in the
market, and We particularly request everyone to
examine the quality OF Linen and Muslin used and
Judge for themselves.
II Is our intention 10 increase sales OF Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made our
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION, and within the
reach of every one that wants . FIBST-CLASs
SHIRT AT Allow PRICE.
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b Aacuonesrs snd Rssi Dsssss Brokers.
Southwest corner Penusyiyenia avenue and LEV .
sath streee, Bar ono buldinU.
CATALOGUE SALE
LARGE AuD vAbpxBtR COLLECTION OF
HIsCILLAHI0Uo books,
nAxYRAaE M sTNsS se SS fsiSssRlcAs HIS.
Tory lNDlANas ExPL0Rl1igSs 4e'
AHIs, sCtEncsS; sc GlkfnG
-, re Be soid a oar sucsiea roszs. rsenrT ~
Msas,r sssn ,Ss,n ssyPsr ~ IA WSpi SspSY.
arch seth ans 3lss,- and Aprd lsts eoomsncins
&c: Tn, sssesse My o9 LisSsffiMER . oLBAgr.
SGD6Sds Auctioneers
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DY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- 64l Louisiana ave-, d door esst If 7th street.
TRUSTEES SAFE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THNNt LLYTOWN 0aD, HKAR ST.

= tss rSsi 81 FIT sfS. saf
In Virtue OF an order Of sale issued out OF the
CLERK nee Of the Supreme court Of the District
ii Celun bia holding Distri u court, 10 cause No
i5s. Admiralty, and to me direeted, vii call q
a. ril 1879, c ,nmepcine n I O'Clock m, q the
wharf thu Potomac river ct the foot 81 street,
In the city 81 Washington, I'm said District,
l30 TONS OF BLUE STONE,
seized aud levied upon under writ no. SO. Admi.
PLsrs ,sgsipes $50 iona 81 Blue Stone.
Dsr26 aus ALEX SHARP, U. o. n Arshal d. q.
Law ksDorter.l
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llf LATIMER CLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Juth est corner Pennsylva ave. aud nth street
Star Once Building.

EXKCUrOES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
NIrukE ON fHg MAYNARD.
a Do TUESDAY MORNING, NJ arch 3lst,
Va 1S4, commencing 81 40 O'Clock, at No. 400
Virginia avenue, between 4th and 5.h streets,
~ southeast, Navy Hsrd, we shall, BY direction
81 the executor, sell the following Household
effects
Bair-c cloth Parlor Furniture,
Btdsts sd aud Bureaus,
Washstards and WsrdrObes,
Feather Bed, BOisters aud Pill Tvs,
Dining Table and Chairs,
heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. JOHN b. OAsrEL, Z Kecutcr.
ma, IS dts LATlMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
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llY H. WARNER,
~ Real Estate brvger aud A urfforesr.
Federal Buildings, corner 7sb sisi nth est
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Southeast corner Pennsylv ania avenue and lith a.
Star Once Building.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A COMFORTABLY
ERANE DMkLLING Oh VIRGINIA AVE
NUn, BSTMEEN srH AND 5rH ScRssTs
toUTHEhsT, MKT TO the BAPTIST
CHUkCH, BEING No. 4O6
Isl lS74, IN front q the premises, az 81 O'Clock,
.ssl sell Parts Lets and 3, 10 81 s28 with
Tens cssn. JOHN B. oAsTEL, Executor.
ms s6-dis LATlMER 4 ULs ARV, Auc,s
, 1874-06-22

ronm aomo Of its earthly words, and may nttompt
10 mnko It not no much Il world Of tho 1ntintto
God as their own onurohyasd or narrow world,
Just "a Dante n,ndo hearen In tho 1ikenoss Of
tho torrateR of 1taly; but no know tlias from
this brond faco Of thl8 nppor stato tue nnr!ta OF
mnn will be efracotl, and tho groatneD1 Of God
md tho greatness Of tho soul will DO writtnn all
over it, ..- ,,@.
NY frtonds confcas tho oxtntcncc Of two king
:doms as lying nrotlnd you this day; OF, einco
your heart Inns III this cr, Of llbor;y loar11od to
Eloyo tho torn batter, two nopublica. uno In
:Amorica, ono Of God. All tho voices Of mon,
lsponktng from tho grief Of bondngo md King
craft. announce tlo ono JeBnH Christ, spnaklny
In tho name Of glorious ltbetty of tho soul, an
1lo,lncea tho oth0r. Make Of tho Republic Of
u1nn only tho flight Of marble stupH to load sou
to tho Kingdom Of 1Iuayou. 1loalotnbor the
RntownyB to This spiritual mud, ami remember
that you Rt,d your frionds m,,st cnter IT, not by
yolenco but by invitation. pload with thonl
aud with your owr. anul. :.
Oil great md blcsHod Fatherlard Of us all,
itu great bountarioa onoro1o all Tie little realms
Of 1nan. Franco, Germany, England, America
all lio within It, like islands in n vast Baa: and
those louE years iu whoh tho temples OF Gtoece
and TITO Bnrt1ons Of Persa haro crumlled, 1so
day. soon to cact Of you tlin Kingdom horo,
reacling from tho Atlantic to tho Pacific. will iii
all It's extent fnrniBtl you only . tomb among ita
high mountains OF low prairio flowors; md thon
you will need TINT Kingdom not Of this world.
,Whon tho confines of thib nation shall fato from
sight, may tho great boundaries Of Cl,rfBtH en1-
pire that OF tho soul, suddenly spring up, and,
by its waving bannor Of lovo, bntrny the land Of
happincas and au1leas lIfo,
, 1874-06-22

a--Denot corner oE Wo1s and KEnzlo.sts.
Sns1ot oortpr OF Canal and ktnxn.kts. .
0''s' ". ii. STENNETT Gon, Pass. Agent.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC RAILROAD.
0sA''' eo'H'' - Grand Itic{do Hulcl.
, 1874-06-22

Omaha, Leayanw'tl,& Atohtson III
Peru acknowledgements
Night iGxpross.......i:.:t:I:::::s:!
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CO3TPLuFYTS


We have heard Of the lady Of rare beauty
who said, upon a certain occasion, that the
only real, disinterested compliment she ever
received was from coal-heayer, who asked
permission to light his pipe in the cleaning Of
her eyes.
Another compliment, true and genuine, was
paid by q sailor who was sent by his captain
to carry letter to the lady of his love. The
sailor, having delivered his missive, stood gaz-
ing in silent admiration upon the face of the
lady, for she was very beautiful.
''Well, my good man" sac said, ''for what
do you waltz There is no answer to be
returned"
''Lady," the sailor returned. with becoming
Difference, 81 would like to know your name )"
''Did you not see it onthe letterP'
pardon, lady, 1 never learned to read.
Mine has been hard, rough life"
"And for what reason, my good man, would
you like to know my name"
Because" answered the old tar, looking
honestly up, Sin q storm at sea, with danger
or death before me, would Ike to call the
namc of the brightest thing I'd ever seen IN
my life. There'd be sunshine in It even IN the
thick darkness"
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sgatiduaI gepubIitau
HoW WEBSrER pREpARED rs

SPEECHES.
In one 0fthe debates 10 Congress which sud
denly called Daniel Webster to his feet, 10
made brief But quite eloqJrsnt speech, appar-
emily without any opportuusIy for previous
preparation. In the course Of his remarks be
drew out the following sentences, which has
ever since been a6aired as one Of the most
harmonious and expressive in the Rnslish Ian
guage. HeWas speaking Of our military CON
fiet with Great Britia3; sour fathers raised
their flag against poEsr to which, fsr pur-
pose Of foreign conquest and subjurztion,
Rome, in the height Of hsE glory, is not 70 be
compared-a power which has dotted the sur
face Of the whole globe Wah her possessions
and military posts; whose morning drumbeat,
following the sun in its coHse and keepf1g
pace with the hours, circles the earth with
one continuous and unbroke1 strain Of the
martial airs Of England"
As he sat down one of the Senators congratu-
lated him upon his speech, and abiding to the
above passage, said that TO him it was neon
eeiVable how Mr.. Webster, in speech 50
mAnifestly unprecedented, could have formed
so perfect and so beautiful q sentence, which
with hours Of study he could not improve
Mr.. Webster replied that the passage was not
heterogeneous; that In his summer vacation
he visited Quebec, ana while standing on the
massive and almost impregnable citadel there,
looking ont upon the Wondrous scene OF
national grandeur and Of natu- 3 loneliness
spread before him, the idea occurred 10 his
mind. He Immediately took his seat upon
gun, and with pencil and paper sketched the
thought in tie most appropriate language he
could at the moment command. Upon arriH-
ing at his hotel he sat down and reWrOte it,
with many interlineations and erasures, until
he had moulded it into the form Of words
which satisfied him. He then laid 1t aside in
his retentive memory, to be used when the
upon that day.
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AHFRTcAy FOODLAyDS.

In discussing the distribution Of American
woodlands, Professor Brewer said that
though Maine is the great source of pine and
spruce lumber, the hard wood species predomt-
nate in that State. The wooded area Of New
England is not diminishing, but the amount
Of sawed lumber Il lessening-an indication
that the trees are cut younger In the Middle
States the wooded area is senSibly and rapidly
becoming smaller. The New England and
Middle States furnish hard wood trees; In the
Southeastern States, from Virginia to Florida,
is belt of timber which supplies the hard and
yellow pine; and the northwestern region con-
tains immense areas Of common pine From
the Gulfof Mexico 10 the Arctic Ocean stretches
q treeless area three hundred and fifty miles
wide on our northern boundary. West of this
region is the narrow wooded Rocky Mountain
region, and west of this is the barren region Of
the Great Basin. On the Pacific coast are
some Of the noblest forest regions Of the
world, and official Government reports say
that the forests in some parts Of Washington
Territory are heavy enough to "coTer the en-
tire surface with eord-wood ten feet in height"
Tn Gdid1y for November.
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MEDICAL.
HHTEMaDA

ThisunparaIleledspe cinc lscnmpoundedln natures
laboratory, and from its magic power and unprece-
deuted achievements the most eminent men IN this
nounced Il the only Sovereign Remedy for Bright
Disease and Diabetes; also al Urinary, BLADDER and
minds o. many our claims nay seem pre- y
accomp llsh WITH Bethesda water tnat when has %
Ask but test. DO not alloy your skepuel3m V y
self o. tie mogt pleisait AMI eclent curatye agent
ever offered to lnIerIng human to me " 4ltr -
Tor sale AZ CHARLES eTOTT co. e Drug store
no, - Penusylveria aVenae. Beware o. .p11l
9ene VI olloAl-ts ~ f7ICHARD DuEBAA,
Directorand General u snagef, Befhesta spring..
WASHINGTON D. c. Deeenaberlos l3Its Qec4l-4
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oe2O-TuTas4ds 1hl
OutSssss ooHnse Ninth s1s s9sss


TRUSTEEs' SALE OF SIX ELEGANT TWO
STONY, BASEMENT AND NANSARD ROOF
PRE SSEO -BRICk- FRONT HOUSES, WITH
ALI, THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. SIT
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
fsy virtue OF six dseds OF trust given to us, and
dated Augusta A. D. 1s72. duly recorded IL Liber
No 6e2 folio ID; Liber 6l2, folio 1z2 Llber eve,
folio 10; Lbsr 62 folio l; Ltber co. folio o. and
Li6eE e. folio ~ Teshsetxeiy, Or me land records
the parties secured thereby, VIC will sell at public
auction, in front Of the pTemises, on TUESDAY,,
the iotn Day OF NoVemper, a; y; lssA eommsncing
ground situated and lying In the city Of Washing
ton, Dist kst Of Columbia. and being known AMI
ets mSf On u an nae stred a b. q ID and Il n
Benjamin +. Gnbsrt's recorded subdivision OF part
OF square numbered three hundred and seventy
sii ting OF an elegant two-story, ba nent and
mansaTd roof pres sed-briek front dwelling house
on each lot, furnished with eve y conyeniehcs OF
rms prop nv IS in a most desirable location,
facing oafh, with spaeiou grounds In front, hand
IL Is near Emo mt verr on Square - and con-
Venient 10 all the s .rI ct railway.
Terms: On lots A, B, and u, $4,000 efch; on
lot II, 900, and on lot i, eI2 o with intere az
day OF sale ard expensej Of sac IN cash; balance
{ sir, Twelve AMI eight zen months. mole bel-ing
six per cent. interest from day Of SALE ard secured
Of $500 on each lot will b. squ red time OF sale.
II eonyeyancirs, &C., AZ expense OF purchaser or
if terms Of ssIe are not com pile with in seven
days from day OF sale, III trustees reserse the
right 10 resell the property At the risk and oct OF
OF the delIultiEg purchaser or purchasers, upon
ifshed in Washington, ID. c.,
- A. ROLLINS l-r,..o..
WA. z. CHANDLER, Afuseees'
oe9i-S. Tu&Th TStar-M. K&Fl
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CARRIAGES.


CARRIAGES CARRIAGES q
~ CARRIAGES III
On hand, q large number OF new Carriages OF all
kinds for fall and winter. Also. light second
hand Landau, built BY Brewster q Co., Of BrOOme
street, IN good order, and will be sold cheap. Re-
pairing promptly attended 70
Repository and Factory 4ioIi4 Eighth street north
west. OcS-3t
JACKSON WAGONS AT REDUCED
- RATES.-We have Just received 4 new lot %
those superior WAGONS for farmers and haulen3.
A few heavy Lumber or Truck WAGONS, manu-
hctured expressly for this city.
MAGRATH q BELL,
northwest. sepi5-3m
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DY 1T. wORMLEY.


15li5< Pennsylvania avenue.
ThUsIEE's SALE OF FINE AANSARD-ROOF
HOUSE, LOCATED UPON TWO LARGE
Lots, SOUTHEAST OF HOWARD UNIV ER-
slTfs AT ATUTION.
By virtue OF deed OF trust 70 Daniel I. Eaton
and myself, dated November 2, a. ID. lST2, and
duly recorded in nber No. 70, folio "a one OF the
land reeords for Washington county, District o.
secured. l. a the surviving trustee, viii sell, &c
DAY, November 1874. at clock p. m. the fol-
ofWashington, d. O., TO wit: That piece or parcel
Washington and east OF the SeVenth-strsei road,
known and described As lots numbered seven and
eight, q and In block numbered sixteen ia in
the Howard University subdiyi- ion OF the farm OF
John A. Smith, commonly known as "EMngham
Place, = as the same WAS surveyed by the Junty
surveyor Of said county OF Washington, as now APP
pears on record In his ofice.
Terms g., 90 with int rest at ten per cent. per
aunum from November %, ISL. to day Of sale, and
expense of sale In cash; balance at one and two
years, for which the notes or the purchaser, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale aud secured By
deed Of trust on the property sold shall be taken.
deposit Of 800 shall be required OF the pur haser
at time OF sale. All cOnYeynnciug at the expense
Of the purchaser. Hterms OF sale are OF complied
with In days after sale, the trustee reserves
the right to resell the properly st the risk and
OF the defaulting purchaser after i've days notice
IN some one or more newspapers published In
Washington, D. @. GEO. ". sTiCKNEY,
oc2,-d&ds J. T. WORATLEY AuctIoneer
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All sizes ofwire under No. Il to be annealed. In
formation In regard TO the same can be had from
the Commandant OF the Yard. The wire VIII be
subjected TO the usual Inspection, after delivery,
Navy n ard at the risk and expense Of the bidder,
and IL will be at his risk until removed.
The price Of the wire offered must include its de-
livery at the Navy Yard.
Two satisfactory securities must accompany the
bid guaran teeing faithful execution OF the offer,
II Enveiopes must be marked ssProposals for Iron
Wire, - and addressed 10 the undersigned.
49, WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
Chief of Bureau.
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5KoP0sALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPAnrsfESr OF JUSTICE, l

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WAsHINGTON, d. c., October 10, 1874 4
Proposals for furnishing such articles OF Station
cry may be required for this Department and the
bureaus and Offices thereof during the balance Of
tie fiscal wear ending June 90 1875, viii be received
untu Y clock M, WEDNESDAY November 4
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making IL, and be accompanied by salts
factory guarantee thar the bidder will execute
contract, with good and SUFFICIENT bonds. II his bid
is accepted for any ali artl Giles. No bid will be
considered without such guarantee.
All articles are stipulated to be of the very best
quAl lily. Samples Will be required In all cases.
Each sample 10 be marked with the name OF the
bidder and the price. Ore price only viii be con-
sieered In connection with any one item on the
schedule. Bids made out in any other way VIII be
Bond, WIKI approved security, will be required
Of the party to whom the contract or any plrt or
Il may be awarded.
In failure 70 furnish any article within q reason
BILE time after being ordered the right Is reserved
Of purchasing in open market, or of declaring tie
contract forfeited; and If greater price than the
contract price Is paid for such articles the difference
Will be charged TO the contractor. Bids will be con-
sidered on each item separately. Schedules con-
tanning blank forms for bidding, together with
items snd estimated quantities of articles needed
and full Information, In accordance with this ad-
vertisement, will be furnished on application.
Contracts viii only be awarded 20 established
manufacturers Of or dealers In the article.
The Attorney General reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Attorney Gen
eral, and Endorsed proposals for Stationery y
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS,
ocH-WFMtd Attorney General.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING,
81 Louisiana avenue: near Seventh stree.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
BUSINE SS PROPERTY ON EAST MARKET
SPACE GEORGETOWN, ID. C., AT AUOrION.
By virtue OF . deed OF trust 10 the underi gned,
dated February 10, ISL, and duly recorded in uber
No. $50, folio i63, Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell, at public auction,
In 'front.' Of the premises, on tuesday,, the Sd day
81 November 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ part Of lot
No. IS, In old GEORGETOWN: Beginning At point In
the east line OF Market Space six and one half
inches within the south gable wall Of the house
formerly owned and occupied by Mrs. Mary Bogue,
three-story brick house, thence eastery with the
and thence, still continuing In the same easterly
course until Il reaches the west line OF Warehouse
alley: thence sOutherly with the west line OF said
alley twenty feet; thence westerly, in straight
line, to point four and half inches in from the
south side of the south slde-Wall Of the back
line with said new wall, and four and . half inches
in IL, to the back-waH Of the old threestery brick
house retanea belonging to the helms orthe late
Charles Marc uand's estate, and thence, with q
small offset, north to the centre Of the north gable
wall OF the said old three-story brick house retained
north gable wall Of the said house thirty-three
feet TO the east line OF Market Space, and thence,
with the said east line north twenty rect to the be-
ginning-with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance In six and
twelve months, with ten per cent. interest, Sc
cured by a deed OF trust on the property. deposit
Of $50 required when the properly ls bid on. All
conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with In seven days
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the property
At 1ye days notice at the risk andeost OF the de-
'-e WILLIAM D. OAsSIN, Trustee.
THOMAS DoWLING,
oc2O-TuThS&ds AuctiOneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-31
nuR NEW sTABI.IsIlrFNT.

~ With enlarged premises, Improved machinery,
the best talent to be had In the country, IN lact
we would respectfully inform or frlenf5 and the
Rseal p ny ne-s eeSl w =,
Dyelne and Cleaning Ladies, Dresses, ShaWls,
sacaues, Ties, Ribbons, Ac-, &c, Gents Coats,
AZ home to everybody nom a N. untl sunset,
Saturdays from :. %. to 6t10 p. ln.s A. the old
stand. blahed 1881, now the most complete IN the
country. Everybody come and see rs
W. III. WHAAIlEls
e. 8Jedsrs1n street, 6e0EEesoun, d. O.