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20 II NEW s.
Church Riots in Poland.

VIENNA. o Il.
Riots have recently occurred "a sew
eral points in Poland, on account of The
forcibie Introduction by the Govern
nient of church reform, and the aI,-
p%o;ntnnent of priests by Imperial au-
thority. A number of newly appoint
ed priests have been maltreated. Tie
local governments where the distur-
Dances occurred have been reinforced
by troops from Warsaw, and = number
Oi rioters arrested.
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lions CO.Op. RurStcd,
SALT LAKE Cir

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. II.
The retail grocery department of
lions Coop. Mercantile Institution of
This city WAS closed TO day and has
been sold out to private individuals.
The dry goods and produce and retail
departments Of this institution were
sold out not long since and passed. in1n
private hands.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

CONGRESSIONAL MAKE UP. The
Forty-fourth House Of Representa-
tives, says the Sacramento UiaoH, will
contain 292 members, of whom 10 will
be new and l22 Old members. Polit-
ically the two houses will stand, so far
as we a now estimate them, As fol-
lows: In the Senate, "A members-Re.
publicans, AZ; Democrats, 81; indie,
pendent, l. In the Repub-
Iicans, 90; Democrats, l73; Independ-
ents, 8; with Il members to be elected
in States that elect next Spring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

NARRow-GACGE RAILROAD. The
EureAa and Palisade Railroad will be
completed To Chimney Ranch. Is mile,
from Paiisade, by Monday next. This
will bring Eureka within 81 miles OF
railroad communications 1ruckee Re
publican.
You are a little "off." Mr.. Republi-
can. The road will not be completed
to Chimney Station before the 18th or
10Th of next month, and when it reach
IS that point the terminus will be fifty.
and not forty-tive, miles from Palisade.
The track is now i'll place to a point
eight miles south of Lodi, or twenty
eight miles from Palisade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18
Miscellaneous.
PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADELPHIA, o II.
The Board of Trade. a. Q meeting
last evening. opposed the ratification
OF the Canadian reciprocity treaty, and
Also adopted a resolution favoring The
passage by the United States Senate of
Segley's House bill for better inspSc-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

For PANAMINr.-W. p. Goodman,
Johnny Coley, NJ. d. Halpin and P. A.
Craigue left Phoebe for Panamint on
Monday last.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

California Watch COmpany-EdiGors
snd F~FoprietOrs " German
Newspapers Arrested-The Lick
Estate Injunction The Mate
Prison Board-A fu0Iie MorSue
Escaped from Pr;sUn-DemO.
cratic rrimaries-Lar:e kaie-
wheat smd Flour AhipmeAss-
Argument t-Musiciam Dead
The Lick House Soda Fatal
AcuMe-AwarLing the PRICES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18
Excessive Tariffs In, posed.

IAN IIILUD, NUV. II.
Great dissatisfaction prevails on the
ronner on account of tie hig., tariff
imposed on every article imported into
Lower California, 10y the Mexican rev.
enue officials recently located at the
line. near Tia Juna. Colonel NJ. A.
Ferrcon was en- route to San l.a;acl
with Il ~waGon-load OF groceries,, valued
at $500. Afer examination by the
Custom House officers il WAS an
nounced that the duty and tax was five
dollars on each 100 pounds, amount
ing TO Sll2, which the Colonel had to
pay. The outrageous tariff aud tax
will prove Il serious hardship TO the
people of the frontier, who have made
complaints to the General Government
of Mexico.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

PAHAMINF is to have a newspaper
7. s. Harris and D. P. Carr will be
the publishers.
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EORN.

On Ruby Hill, Nov. 9th. to tho wife Of P.
keogan, Y son.
in 'irginia City. Nov. 18th, to tho wife of
Marx Strouse, a daughter.
lu Winnemucca, Nov. lith, to the wife of
John II. W. Davis, Night Engineer on tn
Central acitic .4ailroai. a son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-18

THE Eaterprise c'aimsa majority of
81 for the Republicans in the Lesisla-
ture.
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We should think so. Nearly one
tenth of that amount was stakcd in Eu-
reka alone.
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GAMBIINa.-It Is certain that over
siOo. eco changed hands I've the result
of the great race yesterday.-Lyon
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
BY Overland Telegraph.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sESrINxL.l
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DIED.

In Gold I.ill. Nov. 18th, Kate Aialin, 4 ma
tive OF County ~Boseommon. ireland. aged q
years.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAIvING IN THE rOSTOrFICE At
IL Eureka, Nevada. on tn 18th day Of Ne.
vember, 1874. Persons calling for any Of those
letters will please say Advertised"
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NEW TO-DAY.
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died this morning. a. his residence on

died this morning. az his residence nm
Gay street. from the effects of an over
dose OF morphine administered by
himself. but noi with suicidal in;ent.
The sales oil the Lick estate to-day
Mt auction aggregated N~.AiS.G25. y.
Livermore bought the Lick louise for
$40, 600. but it Is thought the sale will
not be confirmed. as it is worth more
than that amount, and would sell for
more at private sale. The sale Of the
Island of Catalina is postponed two
mon; his.
VIM. T. Ensign, convicted Of bur
ylary, VAS to-day sentenced 10 prison
for fuur wears.
John D%onahue, proprietor of the
Broadway Hotel, while scufi1ing in q
foolish way for the possession of q pis.
toll in the hands of Jas. McFadden. re-
ceived a shot in the body to-day which
may prove fatal.
Henry. one of the horses coretsting
in the great race saturday. has been
awarded second money, $5,0OO; Thad.
lever takes $1,000, being the fourth
horse; Harw Odd. third. si,O00.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

Tsr INVESTIGATION Of :bs SsnboEn
CONTRACTS, thus far hss revealed nothing
irDrossr. The zeal wEon- lies IL the
rnsie.y business The assistant See
.sry Of the T.aasury (wEo Was recently
= member Of Congress from one o' the
Caru.:.ss. J explained al: iha- need Il
.-,...;ued when he said Ia! It's solicitor
of tE.s Treasury MS Tes2cGsiLis i'E
these contracts. II ;ile.c IS Il b. any
secret :ce-wLic!l. III sor::e -sslect~
i. Indispensable aud bs-rs tac sane H.
ia,ioa - government business t..'-'
.sCo,u.nrfs;sl ; .encies'' do - i:s-Eeai-
81. ST .;!S-:iegs- Is no uss IL h2S-1s II
in suSh = sha;1s - that there shall -
m secrecy ab0rt It's transactions u
,sur.s these secret businesses i-Es ali
.n.,r,. or less subject to abuses; but Sge
re strongly inciinel 10 TIE belief tiist
there x.II he uet;ii&E come OF this IL
ves.jratiSa-u.t because 5sn5orn and
his ioinss are 10 Ie g'ozsd over,-bIf
f5- the rs@s1n th.,t there his been moth
in: wong done Still se beiiev. tia.
Congress should r,sc-l. as any rate
amend, iks n,oieiy laws. Professional
info-Inan:s pursue a business which Is
uujearab!v rspusn.nt to eser.body;-
a1i. moreover, one questions the policy
81 rnain;ainin; q reiinUs of sFzss whose
business it Ii to procure convictions
a-ainst merchants ard others wlo have
dealings With thu cI,ions ofiie-.s q tt-
r,oze important ports Of entry
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03
Election in. IsS...se sss1 nd.

PEoyIB.NCE. Ap5il l.
The Stale election resulted III HeCTy
UJ=arf'S reelection a. Governor; Cn.:s-
C. Van Sctndt. Lieutenant Governor:
Joshua III. Anderson frr-eiected). S-cFe-
tlry Of State. Willard S..ies. Attorne.
General; and Slmuel CiarE, General
Treasurer. The new Assembly is largely
Republican.
This insurcs a Republican successor
TO Senator Sprasue- II is not st all
probable that tia, Senator will succeed
himself. HIS wealth is what has KEEP,
him in prominent position. Tbs great
panic seems to have shorn him of the
greater par. of this means of self lever
Sgs. Ii was stated the other day that
the William ami Amssa Sprasae Manu-
featuring Company would be forced into
bankruptcy. Should this bs done the
Sprasu-s' course viii have Al end 1t
would be doing the co..i-nsnisble thing
II Little Ehody were to send General
Barusit!s - the Senate
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

THAT E.ETH CRACK at Gold Hill 81
making trouble. Last Saturday some
freight cars jumped the track there, and
Yesterday the ia train to Carson 20:
off, ami made a mess OF things in the
Fort Homestead Tunnsl. The ClT0Eicl:
says of the r2isiiap, that the locomotive
Comstock, John Bartholomew, engineer.
and Matt TaIle.t, Conductor, started
down VITA train OF six empty box cars,
on. fiat, and 4 passenger coach, IL the
order named General Superintendent
Sering,on Was on hoard. Between this
city and Fort Homestead the train was
cut in two to allow the locomotive to
push ahead and attend to some switch
ing in Gold Hill. The cut was in the
middle Of the box car train, the locomo-
tive going ahead with three boxes and
leaving three boxes, the flat and coach
tive and It's cara passed or ali right, but
the two forward box cars of the detached
train jumped the track at the crack, a
few feet east of TIE end Of the tunnel,
doing the damage stated ard cutting tho
railroad telegraph wire. A messenger
was dispatched TO this city for the loco
motive Storey. which went down and
brought back the cars which remained
upon the trsck. As many men a. could
get into the tunnel were Immediately
put to work to clear away the wreck,
and the track viii doubtless be clear in
time for the passenger train to get
thr crch this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

HfSEEs LgavISG ECErKA.-The >,.,-
fri II the 29:h ui;. has TIE following:
There is cons: !.r:;hie tlla among
miners and others in ills section about
the new mines hear san befnsrtnno,
California. james ii. Baker. Jnd@s
Adams, Dave Bucl ana some other E,.-
rekaus are do~n there. and wo hear they
have -.ai: up favorable reports of late
4 number ri Eartkaus are nJv rrepa:-
in- 10 visit the Few Il Dorado. among
them. as we ARE informed. Mae t.!ea-
eab-r-, sni Harry Good. Thy will
Start IL about tn days, IN c2se the
weather IS :.ct too roash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03
LATEST TELEGRA.IS.

Washington April 1.-The Senate bill
amendaiory of the Act TO promote the
development OF the mining resources OF
the United States, as returned hy tn.
House with amendments was, on mo-
ton Of Sargent, referred to the Com
mi;.ee on Mines ana Mining.
Crag!n prt scented . memorial OF iiie
survivors OF tine Pu.aris expedition, re-
citing their physical and rccaEiary saf-
ferinss, the result 81 their exposed
har.sh:ps. and asking for .eiief.
Sii, rnlan presented the petition g
M.ryy Hail, widow OF Captain Hall. q
the Pol-iis expedition. for pension.
Referred The petition ~as Endorsed by
G-ner;! Skt Elnan, Professor Henry and
other prominent persons.
/ The Senate resumed the coEsidorat!on
Of tie. financial liii!.
Mcrf;man offered the following sub
stitt.e for the third section That SIT
tie GGe in notes he issued TO the Ma
t:o1.,.l Banking Association. III addition
- their present legal circulation, the
amount to he distributed among the
S;.',s - provided by Section of the
Act L JuIr, 1870. A5cp,od-&;l II -.
S,isqgchsnnah Dero;, april ALL
the Lie trains are running IS usual.
No further trouble IS anticipated. The
workshops have resumed.
London, April 2.-TAe E1nk OF Eng
land announces that discount Viii re-
main UNCHANGED.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

IL Tuz D,s,Ts on the everlasting
Financial Bill in The Sena;., III. Jones
argued against infi.tion and favored
return to specie payments in January or
Jaly 1876. He. as well rs the other rep
rssen.ntiyes from the Pacific States, are
particularly saunl on these financial
questions The fac: is, we of this coast
are nearer neutral upon ihess questions
than the people of any other section can
Be, for not being in the grsen5ack buei-
ness. we've no axes To grind We think
It will be found that Mr.. Jones will but
seldom take part in debate. but that
when Is does speak his views will be
practical and wise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

As BOLD ROBBERY as We have heard
of is reported from Santa Cruz, Cali
fornia, under date Of April /. Here S
the dispatch:
The daily stage between here and San
Jose was stopped to-day on the noun
tain, about half way. by a single man,
Who was well masked and armed with a
double barreled shotgun ana bowls
knife, which swung from his waist.
After covering the driver with the gun
he demanded Wells, Fargo l. Co. S ex-
press box, and still insisted after being
told that there was no box aboard. FL
nally realizing be must be disappointed
in this, he said to the passengers, then
You will have to shell out" which they
did without ceremony. The whole
amount did not exceed fifty dollars.
There were six persons, including Two
ladies, in the coach.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

HHxEI RoCRxroHr, tie French incen-
diary, having escaped from the custody
Of his island jaiiors. is coming once
more into the world Of mischief making.
He is expected TO arrive in san Francis
co fram Australia very seen. It Is bare
" possible that he may be Providen;ia!-
/; smo:her-d 20 death ly the overione
attentions Of that dangerous Communist,
General Vim. GARRISON, the L,uorer.
mill. be turned loose upon him with
3rC.it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

TEE CENTRAL Pacific COMPANY Az
nounce their intention of employing =
large additional force Of hands for the
purpose of repairing such parts OF their
road as have been damaged durin. the
past Winter and in repairing locomotives
and freight cars. etc, prior to the on
coming Of the grain crop, auch OF
which they Will be called on to move.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

G.SErAL OSBORNE, wha has been on
TIE vsr path against tie foolish fellows
who have been carrying o. the Pennsyl-
vanis Railroad Riots. las telesraphed
his intention Of leaving Susquehanna
Depot (ths scene Of the striAesl With
his entire command. This is equivalent
to saying that his command suffered
none of the Gireful cauaiities OF actual
var.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

TEE EESo DAILY toCE,;.L has added
mother column TO lis stature. and low
co.a.. 20 US printed On Ike size paper
will, the Eureka S.a9ti.a. So much
journalistic enterprise deserves the sub
sl.ptial support Of III. business people
Of Reno anI the cisiZ-Es Of "GaAoe
county in general.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

THk- WORTHY YELLOW CITIZEN, Hon.
Richard Paddock, has established him
self az the head of saloon in Eureka
and awaits, with a quiet religious pa
thence. The oncomin! fem lie crusader.
With Paddock in Eureka and Pat Hol-
land in Phoebe the country is measurably
Ssfe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

From JUDGE SEAwELL WHO came in
last night from Aurora, we learn that
Senator McClinton's health has some
VIVA. improved Of lite. tho he Is still
quite feeble. The Judge also says that
Johnny Stewart who is under sentence
of death and whose execution will take
place on the 9th inst. if the i'csTd CT
Pardons fails to interposc q eoInmuta-
ton of th- existing Judgment is held
nader Il guard Of depu;issl Officers,
there being 10 Jail Ill Aurora.
TIE Chronicle Of last EVENT.. az
rorEc,e Tie death of Sam Hyatt. Poor
Sam-h;s taking of swells the alarming
list CT tie dead o.G-timcIs. lie was y
Iativ. cf Delaware, a mai Of pleasing
manners and a. ardent lover Of field
sports. For Il -hc.: tine. il the EARLIER
days Of the V !, /. Il. IL, lie helt. the
place CT conductor on that line. There's
many man who will sigh on learning
Of Sam dying.
San Francisco, April In he case q
Clifford lindsey. indicted fox rape. and
twice :iild ia the Municipal toart, Il
role TTosequi WIS entered today @n!
the prisoner discharged.
The case Of Rev. tatbe: Powers, ~
rested fcr beating 4 crazy woman, Bella
Brown. WIS called III the Police Court
to-day, hut o. motion # counsel FOR the
defense was continued til mex; Tuesday.
Crccahacks, $50 So.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

occurring in Nevada Is described il the
following:
AUsTIS. Nev. AT:ii !.
The Esy-:lie this ming has The fol
low!2I: Firm Bie:iici UsterhaEs. VII"
came il tL;s svenin. from Smoky Valley.
we ger particulars OF n dreadful tragedy
which occurred near that locality on
Sunday about l o'clock. Oa.srhans
nearest nei.hbor WAS Il German named
Christian + kstrin, who had lived ii the
valley for two years. occupying. with
his wife and two children. aged two aat
three years, a small stone cabin on II
patch ci hay land OF late Eckstein
and his wife have Guarreied frequently,
owing to the husbands jealousy of 4
Young man named Norton. who was
hsr,Iiu. few cattle in the neighborhood-
The neighbors paid no attention - the
quarre!s of the pair. as they had become
Of too frequent occurrence to be notice
i.tie. EckStein was known TO lie nu;Gr-
ally of guarrelsnme disposition. AID
hal made frequent threats that he would
Kill both Norton and his wife. Int none
of the people IN the vicinity entertained
a suspicion that he would carry the
threat into execution. On Sunday las
O,terhaus had occasion to pass LEX
stems cabin with n ICam, and noticing
thu: an unusual mir Of stiffness hung
about the place lie halted his team and
knocked 1T IL. door. His summons
nertin. no response. lie was about to re-
mauut his wagon. thinkin. the family
had come to town. by an impUlse fox
which he cannot account he took a
second thought and pushed open the
door. when a horrible sight met lis gaze
On the flonr lay the half-nuds body OF
Ms Ecks.ein. covered with blood. her
features hacked beyond recognition. her
skull being cut almost in twain. At her
feet lay her two little girls. thelr heads
nearly severed from their bodies; scrOss
the bed lay the bodies Of two men
c,asped in the embrace OF death. They
were the bodies of Norton anil Eckste n.
la the hand If the latter wis held With
the vice-lIke grip Of death ! large bowie
knife covered with blood, and by tie
side Of Norton lay a iarge-sized Dragon
revolver. fou- chnmhels of which had
been discharged The dreadful sight
nearly parslyzed O>t-ihaUs, who for q
shoit time was almost incapabl. of az
ton. As soon as he came to himself he
arouse,: the nsigh5ors. among whom she
wiides; excitement prevailed over the
affair A Justice Of the Peace was sIm
mon-d from Opbir Canyon. but up to
the time our informant left, no verdict
had been rendered Os.erbaus gave his
testimony at the inquest. bat veiy urgent
business i'll this city necessitatsd lis
immediate departure. He promises tar-
Their particulars on his return home.
Eckstein was a man about foTty-iive
years Of age. His vi.s was abou.
twenty-three ard is represented ss iav-
ing been quite handsome. Merton was
young man about twenty-five years
old. and a native Of Missouri.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

GOVERNOR BooTH has been doing
some more plagiarisins. He stuffed his
veto Of the Harbor bill full Of stolen
lines and paragraphs from the Federaiist
and the San Francisco Ercniiscs- caught
Him At If.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-03

Forenoon Board.

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50 Gu-lai * Curry 81 q, 81 = SIC. 81, >
80 btst I'Ech'r ..
- Savage 3. ). :, ~ =, VI
ssj CLoii2r 70. II. - bSH Il
so Hale < ScI,r,.-s -, IS, A.. 50.
So Grown Punt - ;'i. .! >. 8, -
BIZ Yellow Jacket e., ~ h5a. - S,sI
itl5 OVtraian -. c.. - :. r.!
24s JusticcIi, IL. bjv, ~, II
10 suc.o- )
1880 lady Bryant G.
Go i.Irkryee
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HS:S:D HUMAN s.A.E!zT-Sss-
= yT:lsie Family Murdered.

Til. NOS. dreadful tale OK hu:Gsi!
butchery that we haze ever heard Of as
occurring in NeYa.,. Is described III .he
following:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-12
By Green Il Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.J
TXECUTORS SALE OF A VALU ABLE
d RESIDENCE On ST. ASAPH ST. EssA
The undersigned will sell, at public auc- -asIa
ton, to the highest bidder, on the afternoon o..
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of May. al five
clock, on the premises, the TWO-sIORY
BRICK DWELLING No. 81 south St. Asaph
street, formerly the residence of the late Com,
William Jameson. The lot has front of 81 It,
on st. As .ph street. with depth of l2o feet B
inches binding on II feet public alley. 1t is
all enclosed with comparatively new and SUP
s.antial fence, and It has also good frame stable
on the rear portion of it. The dwelling consists
of eight good sized rooms, conveniently. ar
ranged has fine dry cellars under both front
and back buildings, and has water in the kitch-
en-, and gas with gas fixtures both up stairs and
down. There are eight fruit trees on the lot, all
bearing, consisting Of Cherries, Peaches Plums
and Damsons; also very choice assortment OF
Rose Bushes. The property has just been put
in thorough repair both inside and out.
Terms One fourth cash, and the residue IN
three equal instalments at E, II and 10 months
from date of purchase bearing interest at SIX
per cent, ald secured by deed Of trust on the
property; or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. In the latter case q discount OF three
per cent will be allowed on the amount of the
purchase money that would otherwise be defer
red Cost of conveyancing to be paid by the
purchaser The house is ut present IN charge OF
q coored woman. who will show any one
through who may desire 20 inspect the premises.
my9 Is MAHLON 81. JANNEY, EXT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-12
RV Green & Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
CALEOF VALUABLE DWELLING AND
y BUILDING LOTS bY AUCTION.-W
will offer for sale Cd THURSDAY, the 18th
day of May, 1874, by public auction, in front of
the Mansion House Hotel, at II o clock M, the
following real estate:
THE TWo-sT0EY II BFsIDFNGEw ssII 81 if1t5. s;Ea
brick0stuated on the east side of ST. Asaph
street, between King and Prince streets, with
suitable outbuildings, and lot fronting 40 feet
and extending back 92 feet Also,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the west
side of Washington street, between Duke and i'd
Wolfe streets, fronting on Washington street 7S
feet inches and extending back ll2 feet to
alley II feet wide. There is LARGE FRAN
BUILDING on the north side of this lot. tn
The lot will be divided into three or more. HsIs.
lots to suit purchasers. :,
Terms 0ne-fourth cash, the residu in g. II
l8 months, with interest at per ct. from day OF
sale payable semi AMI ually. Cost Of convey anc-
ing at expense Of the purchasers.
FRANCIS MILLER,
Il. j. MILLER,
sp 3O-ts Executors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-05-12
Ry Green Il Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.J
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
y SALE-By order of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the German Cooperative Building Asso.
ciation of Alexandria, Va I will offer for sale,
at public auction, in front cf the Mansion House,
in Alexsndria, Va, on THURSDAY, the l4lh
day of May, 1874, at IL O'CLOCK M, THREE
BUILDING LOTS, on the north side of Cam
eron street, between Columbus and Washington,
in the city of Alexandria, Va , in front on Cam
eron street Is feet II inches each, and extending
northwardy in depth 81 ieet to court about -
feet in width, which connects with two alleys III
feet in width leading into Gamer street.
Terms of salo made known on the day of sale.
JUSTUS SCHNEIDER,
NV 6-ts Secretary