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, 1874-11-20
The movement in Cn1tfornin.

The HIoycm cnt In California.
San Francisco. Nov. 10.-The State Tenper-
ance Alliance and state Temperance League
mot in Joint Convention today for thu purpose
OF forming q temperance political party. The
attendance Of delegates from tho interior is quito
largo.
, 1874-11-20
FRAN1E.

RouHER GOES TO 0HtHRLHuHaT.
II. Rouher bus Rono to Chiselhuyst to attend
tue council Of ImporRlsts aummoncd In Wow Of
sha approaching aoaaloa Of tAo Aasombly.
, 1874-11-20

THE COMING TR0r At SAN FRANCISCO.
BAN FnANu1sco. Nov. 19.-1n tho pools for tho
trotting rHce on Saturday OccitIont Is selling at
$3.50. Fullerton 1920. Sam purdy $3.50.
, 1874-11-20

SAX FnAAc1aco, Nov. IA daughter Of WILL
inn Sharon, the banker, waH married tonight,
by Archbishop Alomauy, to 7. g. Nowlauds, IN
attorney. A brilliant assemblage was present.
Tho wodding preBont from tho father Of tho
bride was 81 ,060, 900.
, 1874-11-20

WREoKa ON TuE 8EA oy NAHMoRA,
CoNaTAATikorLE. Nov. 1D.-A violent storm
has swors over the Sos of MarmorA, ca4siug tue
wreck of tuAny yssBala.
, 1874-11-20
EVENING SESSION.
frN f8 pkfun

IL ~ GNukDt
The Convention met At 7,84 o'clook In thu
auditorium of Dr.. Thonaa Church. Ths aus-
, 1874-11-20
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
NAVIGATION uLoBIN0,
sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1o.-TAe navigation Of
the Neva III nearly coBed for the winter. The
Bay OF Ceonstadt Ia frozen over.
, 1874-11-20

"EST INDIES.
DAMAGE NJ HURRICANE.
KINGSTON, JAM, Nov. 5.-8ixteen ycaaola wore
driven aalote hero aud wrecked or damaged by
tho hurricane Of the lat. There were numerous
disasters to shipping; also at st, Auno'a mud
from other sections tllure IL news Of tho great
destruction OF property, including crops.
TA1N.dENEAAL CoScl[A TO HEHtoN.
NEw Yong, Nov, ia letter from Havana,
14th, sara rumor Ia III circulation that Captain
General Conoha IL about to royign or ba super-
sedod
, 1874-11-20

Plenty Of currency for all the legitimate wants Of
tho country With Elasticity to quantity, and Sta
bility to value by converbility into coin. An end
should 10 put to the continual fluctuations III the valuo
OF tho currency which !nficts ncaculablo injury
industry md cnterprisc, It introduces element Of
donb and uncertainty into all transactions, aud makes
buslness little better than gambling It Is National
disgrace as well a. evil for the monetary standard OF
yaucs to be kept In such vacilat!ug and chsugeaba
condition.
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aFFmployes on the Bay View street railroad
in San ! rancisco have struck against ~ hours
work each day,
"1he difference in natures WAS well Illus
uated at tie Boston depot. T0O sisters met.
30, my dear sister," said one, eNhaustedly as
they embraced. you've been eating onions, {"
said the other, calmly and fesrlessly.
SEA young German Prince, the cousin Of
Prince Louis Of Hesse, reccutlr lunched with
Queen Victoria at Osborne. He il N the Ger
man naval service, and is a suitor for the hanf
OF the Princess Beatrice, and, It Is said, sue
cessful one.
D-A residence on Buchanan street, Indian
apolis, has the following conspicuOusiy posted
up IN 'front.' ono yOUnge man allowed 60 come
and courte my daughter unless he has $3.50. 90 70
pay down on house and lot balance I'm ? &
yeaTes for sail by me. Within"
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NEW BXPRlsS LINE VIA CANAL,
FH1s sS45s 1Ay y

siss s';' ss;iA xf'; :ss Es'l:
n Prom g water street., Qeoygetswn, D. O., TUES
TT, Tni, In: eenS.css 8 hiIsaelni. WITH "Clyds1
New England States. No Wharfage IN Boston b.
th!S line Agent fer D. Of Q.
"a. REID, AlexandTis, Va.
WALDO A. PEAROH, % Ocnuee .treee, Bosom.
dsas len = General Once, COS kepnsyyanis ave-
nue. or q NE steamer wharf will b IromDt1y g.
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ID 4 n ID

BUsCBER On the morni- Of January s6-h at
hst, rss, 2 O'Clock, Of drOpsy, Mrs. MATILDA
Funeral TO tske place from th- residence Of her
husband, Henry Buscher, North Capitol strest. be-
tween q asd sTreets northwest, at g. o'clock
"wednesday morning. Relatives aBd friends are a.
vted TO attend. q
M0RRIssEY. On the Ash OF January, rSf,
M GGlk MOkhIsekA late II 4 Juuty N .is.rford
Ir,laRd, sged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her sister, q lat
street northwest, al D. iock m, Taesdsy, Zsh
Inst.
W0MERSLEY. On sunday evening, At 6 o. X
WILLIAM BALDW IN, son Of VIM n and Esth a
Il, " omersley, aged nine weeks and three dbys =
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EVENING STAR.
A Mother'~ Love.


SHE CLfNGs IT, RIB CsILD ~ DEATH-FrTRa-
oKplrAEN cAsK OF SUPERSTITION.
In the tenement house rs tn street, Jersey
CIV lives Mrs, Black sidV~. She a "a 20
children, one giri i've years old. the slshsr a
boy eighteen months old. The latter died a.
pins O'Clock at night on Thursday, 18Th instant.
Iti1aN passed, aud the neigh Dor. - nds,rai why
the woman did not make her apoearanoa- co,
tstn an ktper, OF the second pr.cinrt a..
called or, and when he leaned the child VS.
DEAD he notified County PhvSict.n Rnrk -.
latter called 1T the house and gave a csru,i, 90
burial The mother would not listen 10 sach -.
o Ger. DIR. Buck told her h was imperauxs
lie roor woman threw herself ON her Knees s.x
nnp'oIed him for Gods sake not % take her
DC AT child sway irOm her. She was CONVINCED
ths alter eight days Il wopd come % M.
sss'n, Ut. buck ooisented 70 lesve the life
ICES chlio with hef on condition hat she souls
plsoe u on ice. The poor woman answered.
-oh, no. II Il cold enough without plac.
ihs u on ice. Day after day passed. ana
the neiehhors again appealed 10 the police
The distracted mother took the dead chtld %
her to-om everv night In the hope thst LIE
would return She heated the poker and I,laoes
IL 10 the soles OF the infants fe 81 and when IN,
child did not respond she groancd aud cried 80
piteously that the ueighbors were attracted q
the place. A second complaint was made %
tire police, and Captain Van Ripper gave order.
that the body be removed. la carving cot tht.
order q Was necessary 90 hold the frantic math-
tr till the BODY Was removed out ct sight Artef
Was removed she cried and grosnvd In the
most piieOus manner. Some ktnd-hesrted
ntlEht,rs sNeitcd themselves 70 console her
but in vain. She expects her hiath r., Who :
her sole SUI port, Go arrive TODAY, and then she
saws every thing will be right. Meantime the
b"dN ies Al Brady :. and there il no sign OF De
composition. The unfortunate woman, ~ is
feared has lost her reason. She will not admit
an OF htr ne ghoors 60 sympathigs with her,
- she Gays shc has been robbed OF her child
he' cries NJ night are hesrtrending. Today
the BODY will be inferred, srd n the brother Of
me uhioiiui ate woman dOes not appear wilt
be nects- AIRY 90 have Ter sent 10 he Cou,ty
Lunstic Asylum. Yesterday she acted IN toe
most frantic manner AID would not he cou
forted.-S 4. HsrGld. 24fh.
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NIERCHANT's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
lN1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fne Ste smships 4. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week. <SN<ank
~ triRs between NEW YORk, ALEX. G9k
GEORGET0WN,a a. iollows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
from Pier 80 East river, every sATCRDAY q 9
Q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day Ct z m:
For full Information spPly to r. a; DEE Hal,
town, or at the corner Of nth street and ney Yorh
avenue. j. W. THOMPSOH, President:
ders len at General once, sos Pennsylvania ave-
nus, or Ct the steamer wharf, viii b promptly q
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest cerner Pennsy avenue and 18th ST
Star once Building.

"
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Star once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE BY CATALOGUE THE
hotsk H6rEE,o ESR I'll Ia 6dk kSM9 81
PENNsYLyANlAA AVE: AND la1H srREET
n b, virtue OF two deeds ot trust, dated re-
IL 1878 and duly recorded 10 Liber 7oi, folio ls2
and Li6er 146, foio 80, Of the CHI sttel records
WEbNEsDAY MORNING, February 4, ls5i,
The hour until sill is sold, ,hs entire er-cts OF
he Sb1ve,named establishment: We nsmc in part
ture, upholstered in Reps.
A large nuubsr Of ns-hle- top Tables.
Rep Curtains and l. ambr, Quius, Lace Curtains and
About 5000 yards of fue Brussels, Three-p ply and
Sboui 24e0 yards CARPET Lining.
Bras; stair P P STAIR Reds and Stair LINEN.
Ninety two sets solid walnut and Oak and W slnut
49, trimmed Marble top Chamber Suites.
Niuety-three Curlet Hair Mattresses.
Ninety-siN Spring Beds
) yenty five pairs Feather Pillows.
4 qnsniity Of Iask Mattresses.
Ninety pairs tns Blankets.
forts, BoIs,ers PiiieE Cases, 81 'u'''s' oOn
large number of DGmssk Table Cloths, Napkins,
A number Of Walnut Extension Dining Tables.
Elk dozen superior Walnut Dining Chairs, perfor-
An excessive assortment Of best quality Of Plated
Ware, consisting Of Casters, Crssm Pitchers,
Sugar and Butter Dishes, Osse Baskets, DIN
ner KNIVES and Forks, Table and Tea spoons,
Butter Knives, &c.
Large assortment of China and Glass Ware.
About 100 China Toilet Sets.
Thirty -one Gas Chandeliers with Globes
One hundred and twenty i've Gas Brackets.
Office Desks, Counters and settees.
Office " all mt Tables and Chairs.
One large Fire proof Safe, Tilton & Mcfarland.
Three Billiard Tables, with Balls, Cues, &C, COM
plete.
Kitchen Requisites. 30.
Together with a large quantity of such articles
usually found in a first-clsss hotel.
The house has been recently furnished thr )ugb-
out with rstc class furniture, and therefore should
attract the attention Of the trade and private parties
Terms. One hundred and fifty dollars and unas r
cash: er that sum. a credit Of sixty and ninety
days for satisfactorily Endorsed notes. with interest
at eieh' per cent. per annum.
THOMAS J. FISHER, lrr,..
WILLIAM r. MATTINGLY, ifus'ees'
jan24-tf LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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The new Russ an monitor. Noygo-od re-
semblesa huge circular kettle OF more than one
hundred feet diameter, aud only rises foot
and a half out OF the water. In its turret arc
two ll-inch steel guns nttad 90 a movable plat
form. IL cost - 500 ,00o uhies, aud moves at
the rate of six snf a half knots ar hour
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TIE hog slsughtering establish ents OF Bos-
ton offend the noses of their neig hborhooas.
and measures for the abatement OF their smells
are under discussion. one man writes 90 the
newspapers that the hogs should be fed with
charcoal for week before killing, which he
thinks would abate the smell when their fat
comes 70 be boiled
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THE FIGHr between the Rev. Mr.. Parry saa
the Worcester Congregs tiOnal Church In very
hot In has last sermon ne said that some OF his
Practitioners had circulated scalumnies darker
than hell, and lies unfit 20 be repeated" but
that be was prepared to mail the fsisehoods
with proofs that would shame their blsckgusrl
originators."
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EN-PRKsinKNT HILi of Harvard College
said, AZ a recent temperance meeting AZ Port
land, Ne, that In the experience OF half a cen
tury, In various places, he had never seen so
many young men intONic ated and staggering
through the streets A. he had seen in PortlsrI
during the last six months. This. he said
shook his faith in the virtue OF prohibitory
hquor laws
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
l has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, let:
ae OF cs D
tgct of Columbia, deceased: An persons having
70 exhibit the same. wits the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber on or before The 2lst day Of Octo.
all ~ he d GSeS Dc under @
N1sSi this s!'' d" WI n GitISss s Administrator
! has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, holding q Special Term, letters
%xRiEa ase OF Of es D. de-
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the said
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before
sse be- day CT al o The ssS -:
,s,e. Given under my hand this 9Th day Of JsnSsry
Wit w ssEh Ri s:x 9fs wA1iS9
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
=. ! her has obtained from the supreme court Of
DAVID 5. MSsaANs ls.s q Ws:hi9 1,S
ssd hereby
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to
from ali benefit u ne said estate Given under ny
hand ses 81 d syA 4 a. BEGaAsAN
limited sTATks PATENT OErICE,o ,u.
tn. petition %s ~ NXSSf 81
Middlefisld. Conn, adminstratri Of 1lliot DICK.
,t iii II q
# ysaSsTy, 1851: Tor Tor an Improvement in Clothes
Is ordered tina. the testimony In the case be closed
ding aas gum a and The report Be- %
tied 70 ne i0th day q Msrsh nsTt; and th.. said
.l 81; 5ssn,,s..r
NS ssss: &: ss9s y; =; s. S.
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WASHINGTON, NSKI9Lk, BOSTON AHl

The hne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed h0r regular trips to ~6-
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot 8 s41H
Of 9th street, every MONDAY anda97sE7sEzzE1GB
Thu RSDAf, at p. 70 ., touching at principal Rver
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steamship Of
he NJ and N line for Boston and Providence,
Freight should be addressed " care Of Lady Of the
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket ONCE st Knex .
Express Omss, 60S Pennsylyania avenue.
DORSEY CLA9ETT, General Agent,
mll-L Plant's Store. corner 18th 81. and Pa. ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
fO-MOKRO W.
III GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneerv,

No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and d SITS.
CBkNoERY SALE OF Lot oNlsrH STREET,
snIMEkh AND NJ srkEETS NORTH
sS2Court OF the District Of Colombia, in Equity
,~es9se No: lo2s viii sell, ~ pubic auction. 10
ca OF snuary, Al ~ o'clock o. m ell that part
@ 2a- Lot No q, OF the subdivision OF square No.
lY 10 the city OF Washington, ID. c., contained
snhih the following metes and bounds: Beginning
,of me same NJ point on le.h west dis ant
ana running thence south g feet; thence west o.
ie tnencs no1h Is feet, and thence east % feet 90
Terms Of sale: One third cash: and the balance
~ sly and tw Give month for which the notes Of the
viii be taken and lien retained uppn the premises
s2ld A oePo.lt OF $50 viii be required At the time
ef sale. All conyeyancing at the of the purch
eser, VIM. MATTINGLY. Trustee
jsnlSd GREEN WILLIAMS Anets
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A LEXANDRIA 3 WASHINGTON X. 1
n AND

ALEXANDRIA & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RI.
CORNER OF AND sixth STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria es foiiows-o,
y, ,, .. 10, IL Q. m, 8, a. D, D, 20. m;
A. m; and y. M daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. foilows.-
S.Ss, 1888, s:33, 1888, 1888, 1l:33 q. m,
and 6S3 p. m. from Alexandra daily, all other
trains daily except Sunday.
- Trains marked thus connect with trains on
ipgton and Ohio B.
2SANTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
GkKAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS. via Richmond,
Through tickets 70 al points south ana SouthWest
for sale At Omces corner 18Th street and Pennsyys.
hla sNehos ana corner 9th street and Penpsyl yann
avenue, where passengers leave ORDER for baS.
through TO destination, A~ a"s'~eno~
E6 YOUNG, Oeni Passenger Agent, ;xn..,
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EkY b. h. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer
No. J2S 7th street, between @ and sts.
TRgsTEET SALE OF A FQgR-sToRY PRESS.
ON EAST CAPITOL STREET, AT AUCTION.

'hgsEEsHs fsSs;
S SS,G Ct IN Issa NJ
- folio S8, one OF the land records for Washington
the secured Ssrs6s We S q III Il pobe
auction scaSI In frG ', Of the rsmses on FRIDAY
estate il the city II ws.S
ington, D. o., to wit Lot numbered seven al, in
six and three sishhs (s,iJ inches on Fast Capitol
and snf street e.. t%o
inches to . 2o-feot alley, together with the I'm
pSens fSs D middle snd Prize lie
largest q the blOSa md Is a.:sIss. IesideIcs in
Terms: One third in cash; balance 81 SIX. twelve
and eighteen msnth,, with interest Ct ten per cent
dspos q soo s % required q 1T time Rus q
e ale nSe 1a ass
IN seven days. the Trustees reserve ths right 70
4 1s ;nG q +
soms one or more nevspaDers published in the city
..,. ss$s ::::::..
KTHI ABOVE sALl Is Rosrre1nD untn
' .s.s:a :s::::
.goy, M e q Y. unit.
.s,....!s I.'.::
NrHE ABOVE b % P0sTpoElD uHrIL
FRIDAY, yanuaQ l6tAs l1sa same hour and place.
....ss H It's SSaESSss1Ss . :.;:..:
SfHu ABOVE SALE Is POsfPONnD until
rKIDAI.yanga13 sou, va, ans hour nj plaos.
SSiE0sss sCT SESxsE 1 ss.@...
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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE..
+ U n A K ID l. l n E .

NOTICE.
With the view of diminishirg the chances of col
iisiOn, the Steamers Of this Line will henceforth
take a specified course for all Of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York Bosto d crossiL Meridian of 50 at As lat
Rotl ing to the north Of 43.
Or the homeward pa sage, crossing the Meridian
Of ~ at ~ lat, or nothing to the north of AZ.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION, Situated ON l4TH STREET,
BETWEEN U AND v STREETS NORTH
WEST.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust to me, dated 25th
BE day of May 1873, and duly recorded in Liber Ne.
72l, folio 32i, one of the land records of the
unity Of W sshington. District of COu and.by
rquest of the party secured thereby, will sell, at
public auction, in front of the premises, on MON
DAY, February ID, 1874, at 3 80 O'Clock m. Lot
numbered 81, lin EaMayhew's subdivision Of orig
mat lots one. 1.-two, e. three. 49, four. ~ and
twenty, CO., in square numbered two hundred and
four, (20i.)
The above named lot will be sold sub ect 20 prior
incum brsnce of $500, which is to run i've years
from May lst 1873.
Terms made known on day of sale.
y. G. BURR. Trustee
Jsr2i JOSEPH y. KELLEY, Auct.
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RAILROADS.
KALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

4
soston. New YORK and phiis Kypress 900 p N
T.shiHst on AID Baltimore leaves washington at
ESI Ina RAaL aG ss CARS rs f.. Baltimore
f9r ssi, nS ore and Way POipts-At A. NJ. and
FGr Baltimore without ,,Ops-At $50 aud 800
A4:a TRs. ~ LEay ysd BAL II
a md 6tsP and S;ao,2' 4so, sos, 8, $50,
On sUSpaY FROM BALTIMORE.
AZ 20. a;s0, sac, and s:45 A. ID. ana 1900,
.fsSIEs y fSoassI TIN MAIN LINE.
A,s sqs Ef Ms sas s:ss w ! MAIN LINE
FOB srTSSSSSiT.s %sIRs.G.HEsrEB VIA
FoR TIE y yS6G5I, q %SiESiSjA VIA ME-
BsrsisSabaTs at r M. and f staunt;n early the
''' foR ELLIcoTT's MILLS.
Ok PITTsBu sc s,a MErROPQLITAN ROAD
49,. AID Nd CohNEhLsyIILE ROUTE
Tnrors, F = l5si51s tsSE 6SE s;,,v
nh5sSs5 ,s GpsiPorM s. Louis Chicago and
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
At $50 A. N. and 4;45 P. NJ, but not on Sun
FOR NORFOLK.
At III hut not on SUNDAY.
eUh rVlNI Or HUNS AND INTERHEDl.
Az Clio A. M. and 3 .50P NJ but not on Sunday
returning, leave Point Of Rocks at 500 4. nj and
.:OO M, Arriving at Washington at $40 A
and 9:i9 z. NJ, but not on Sunday.
IMPRESS trains at 81 10 A. M, and 7:43 P. M,
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington StatloE Ticket Office at ALI hours OF the
iay also, at the Compsny's Office, asa Pennsylys
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue
flee can there arrange to have their baggage
allied for and checked at their residence, taken to
he depot, and put into the baggage car.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
THOS. r. SHARP, Master of TRANSPORTATION
NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. KOONTZ, Gen1 Ast., W sshinston.
CHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, December IS, 1873.
Trains between W arlington ard New YORK are
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 500 A. NJ. and
'H1 FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, st 500 A. NJ and
LOO, $50 and 900 , NM
CHA at $50 and 800 PM
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
3oston can be bad at the Station ONCE st all hours
"a the day; also, at the Company Office, asa Penn
,ylvanis sSenue.
Passengers purchseing tickets at the Avenue office
an there arrange to have their baggage called for
1nd checked at their residence taken to the depot,
md Pot in the baggage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
'etedule between Washington, Baltimore, Anrfap-
TH0s; 3: sBARP, Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
tafN azhf Off
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RY b. II. WARNER,
No. 728 It'll street, between G and h.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON "MERIDIAN HILL AT AUO-

N BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 9Th,
IA. D., 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. I'll,
~~folio las, one Of the land records for Washing
ton county, the District Of Columbia, and the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell in
1874, at O'Clock the following describes real
s;cs e. sfSaseS the Eountg 81 Dis
90, in block numbered twenty two "a, according
and a. ,nIyeVed by Cbss. Fl His. SnTyexor ssn,
1867, containing 300 square feet Of ground more or
less and 10 BEAUTIFUL site for suburb residence
Terms as prescribed by the deed Of trust: $50
with interest g 10 per cent from April h. 1885 20
day Of sale and pensee OF sale In cash, and the
balance at six and twelve months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
property will be taken. A del osit of SIS will be
required OF the purchaser ct time OF sale All con-
sale not complied with in seven days, the trus-
tees reserves the right 70 resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defAuting purchaser after i've
days advertisement in some one more newspsp ers
published in Ws.hinstsn, .. q:
GEORGE W. sTIOKNDY, Trustees.
E-eoAds j. T. GOODWILL, salesman.