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a DISTINGUISHED PLEASURE PAR
TY.-We had the pleasure of meeting
on Wednesday, and regretted not
meeting before, a distinguished party
OF Moblllans who had been here on a
weeks fishing excursion, and who
were about to take the cars for home
after a most successful campaign
against the fnny tribe.
They were enthusiastic in their
praises Of our waters as a fishing
ground had made a most successful
cruise to Horn Island j; and thought
Don Antonio's was the best of places
at which to clay off, and take it easy"
and eat crab and fish dinners. They
promised soon to pay US another
visit.
We arc glad to sec that pascagou.
a Is becoming so popular with our
friends and excursionists.
And we think that if"Capt. John"
would place the Rolla at the services
# cxcursionists, that it would be fire.
IuentIy employed. We discussed
he matter with that party and they
bought parties from Mobile would
'eQ1ently come down by the morn-
'g>s train, take a trip TO Horn Is. ,
md aud return to the city by the '
Vening train. TIE following gen.
eman composed the party. 4
Col, Thos. Herndon, Col. John 5
.iglcy, John Little Smith and Thos. 4
cCartney Eos, and Messrs. VIM. !
3. Barney, Stevens Groom, and 5
j.. Stone. r
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AMUSING Bribery and Cosrup.
tion.-The bears in the Geological
Gardens, hearing of A~yrton's defeat,
refused to GO to the pole last week
until a Liberal bun apiece was offered
them. A petition has been fled
Hornet.
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B@REMEMBER that Mr.. David
Reid continues to sell goods cheap for
cash at bis store under the Photo
graph Gallery, and holds an auction
every Saturday night, where the best
OF bargains can always be obtained.
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The Memphis appeal" puts it thus

~:
In Alabama and other Southern
States it seems that the only issue
now considerd by the people is that
evolved from the Civil Rights bill.
Parties are simply black and white,
and a social as we'll as political issue
Is made. The white man in Ala
bama who nov votes with the Rad
ical party, might as we'll stick his
phisiognomy in a tar-bucket, and
wear the contents forever.
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Es1@Hy mistake We p~ablhheI tfai
NJ HamberIin would preach Ia the
Masonic Hall, at Moss Point II fa|
at Pass Christian Biz appointments
arc 10 preach In the Masonic ffalL
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1t. Gov. Davis requests Troop.
CITIZENS OF vICKsBURG PROTEST.

Gov Davis telegraphed July 2lst,
to the President for troops, saying
that party feeling in Vicksburg was
very high on account of the election
to take place, August 4th and that
the presence of the troops was nee
essary to prevent an out break.
A protest of prominent citizens of
Vicksburg, including the Mayor and
Postmaster was sent to the Secretary
OF war next day, claiming that
there was no necessity whatever for
troops. The order sending the troops
was suspended by the Secretary until
Davis statement by mail could be re.
ceived.
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A. ". q. Il.
IL GREAT DISCO VERY,
IN Unfailinr R.meSv for

A" Ugfaiiing Remedy for
COUGHS. COLDS, H~OARSENFss
BRONCHITIS. INFLfiENza
SORENESS of the THROAT. CHEST
and LUNGS. and all Diseases leading
w CONSUMPTION. "
II VIII not make new lungs, but il will rrs-
veht tne disease from spreading Throughout tbs
whole substance of the lungs, therefore facilits :
ting recovery, '"''a
1t is prepared from Vegetable Fy,raets and
PARKS, OF wonderful healing properties. and This
9alsam is highly recommended by pbysirisns
yieIgymen and others. testimo mails from whom
L can furnish without plumber. ~
me children like it and thew teiI
~ cures their colds and makes them well.
AND mothers seek the store 10 try il.
With hundreds who desire 10 Inv n
boht tali to try it. Ii is pleasant m take
see that the name of F. w. Kinsmsn i, blown in
y sample Bottle and Circular Free.
w. kHNsuAN, PROP,K.
MGINr
est. D0'~'ea cheap-
5000 for a better article.
100000 for a ease ID will not cure
FOX SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeow
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The pledges OF reform by Governor
Ames, of Mississippi. says the New
York "Sun." were evidently vcry
hollow.
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T6s aHdf n STARTS aa8 BAL
n ff HggFs ssfa efsxIaI HllE.
f1f women aaf ssubafat a.H aHas
che .aaH Il a rla from Che steam
ba9sam Cafiaf which gas6gs Do
Gle slms interests along sbis saast
warned tae twelve b61H which we're
io participate 10 ne faea ~ dfaw ~
70 line With bows TO the wind
ward jtbs, down anchors s.peak.
and eaeb man 10 place fhsg iatondy
watch tho fash Of the signal gun. for
ihe sound las scarcely Travelled the
distance, when. with an about face
they arc OF end like q flock Of huge
gnlls, they skim the water and feul
a seven knot breeze Is
turn the first stake boat it f.
observed hat the close array il bro.
Ken and hat two are we'll in ad, apee.
ma the knowing ones recognize the
.wo Ocean spings first class boats.
We have not the space TO enter
nto the details Of the race. SuE-
.eient 10 say TINT every one was sat I
vita the awards and the Mt
lost h]ilarity prevailed, particularly
bout the time the prizes were de-.
vered and although Ocean Springs
ore away the lst and I'd, and Pas
1g0uIa, the Bird, prizes, and that
)me OF our Biloxi friends must have
cen lighroned in their pockets-for
c heard that about $4,000 changed
1nds, still the defeat was gracefully .
'cepted. Tie ubiquitous Col Jack
enley was on hand and inhappy :
God to deliver in a neat speech the
lze (sl0O,) for the first class boats,
aceiully received by Mr.. Edwin Il
'ael, and toasted in flowing tc
mpers CT champagne. oil
Jos. Mcneil delivered the n
Izo for the I'd class boats ($6O.) p
o received by Mr.. Israel !; and N
re champagne. su
Sam Lawson was fully equal an
the occasion of presenting the r.
re for the Bird class ($4O.) to our
tunato townsman Mr.. :. R.
ompson, when the Glowing bowl"
again brought into rcquisitlon. -
The following are the names of ..
boats, the first mentioned being z
winners In their respective class >
FIRST CLASS. Z
chez, sailed by Lewis Ryan, 81
an Springs, A. Catchot, !
ella, M Green.
SECOND CLASS. I
goud sailed by sR. Dolboar,
he Jos. Dees.
Laura G. Ladnier,
&c p. Maeut 81
THIRD CLASS. q
sailed by S. r. Thompson. n
a A. Sanchez,
ley, Jas. Frfar. IL
Q E. j. Benson N
Speare" Jos. Toche. II
DISTANCE IL MILES.
e must not forget to mention the n
Hose Fire Go. which ar
from New Orleans that day and C,
| no little to the pleasure of the As son
They paraded after the race and !
With band playing and colors ltw
marched to the end OF a wharf WENT :
'ere transported to the Cutter. ting r :
'uld only imagine what a good BBsrks,
they we're having on board. clergy
Monday a match race was m
between the Natchez of Ocean An A.
and the Amelia of Biloxi for Wi
In which the Amelia obtained See tbs
revenge, beating the former -.
io sec. Water
Prices
est.
Chancery Court. $50"
70.
Chancery Court for this
was held at the Courthouse
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U. -. Marshal, N. ID. Of Ohio.
Pending legal proceedings to de.
termine the liability Of this property
for the debt due the L. s. government
there having been other claims
against 1.-THE judgments were salts
fled by Mr.. French.
The foregoing publication is note.
worthy not only because it is evil
dence Of the ~defalcation, but Of the
residence Of Mr.. French in Ohio.
Coupled with the nuAa bona return to
the writ in Mississippi, it shows that
though a member of the Mississippi
Legislature, his household gods and
goods were in a distant State.
In this connection it is not arniss
to mention that proceedings have
been instituted againt o. G. French
and Ii. r. Pease in the U. S. Court
securities of Ii. G. Marker who
.ately defaulted as postmaster at
Wipona, Mississippi, in the sum of
Each of these parties swore
hat he was worth the sum here set
.galnst his name over and above all
liabilities and debts existing against
i'm, viz o. G. French $4,000, II.
J. Pease $4,000. Comment is IN.
ecessary.
Col. McCardle, Of the Vicksburg .
ierald, who possesses a peculiar ,
mack and immense vim in going for" :
entlemen of the French stripe, =
ubllShes the above with the following .
'mments. We desire however to
a suggestion in connection with :.
70 Colonel's proposition. That is, q
at French had other monies beside :
@ Pearl River Improvement swim,
e" to "wipe out the Indebtedness to n
e Government" VIA part of that y
$1,000 Bribery Fund : ),
From vicksburg Herald,
30. G. FRENCH AGAIN.-In refer
ce to o. G. French, the defaulting +
lndler of the colored soldiers of i
Ississippi, tue last number of the A
scagou!a STAR, edited by Col. X
elaucthon Smith, has this to say f"
Here follows the above from the
u
After French was whitewasbe1 at I'd
close of the last session of the vi
gislature, that nice young "Damas- Iii
blade" rendered his resignation Sh
q member of the House of Repre- "
t%atlves, and then the negroes, the
pet baggers, and two or three
ey Democrats, besought Governor Lo
.es not to accept his resignation ; riv
Ames knowing that French was "a,
who had held a seat in ,"'
House Of Representatives in vio> gay
to the Constitution of Mississ> and
+, refused to accept the resignation fyil
recorded thief. and
hat French is a thief, and that be wo
to be in some p%enitentiary, is
opposition that admits of no oues. tlm'
and yet, instead of being Grim, G
Iy prosecuted, the Government mad
tued a civil suit only If, as is Snri
rted by the Clarion, the judgments Afo,
detaulD were satisfied by French, s'o'
Indebtedness was w,ned ont Inv her
money that he and Warner stole 4 m
the State in that celebrated
! River Improvement" swindle.
'hich they bagged over one hun,
thousand acres of land belonging =,
re people of Mississippi. As a IL
\ to the swindles of Q. G. French coun
lip the following paragraph from on N
Jolly Springs South of Thursday. Hon.
Journal says. of IL,
Y. FRENCH Has TAKEN FHEscu :,
! OF THE STATE. This distingnisbed Oh u
,age, chairman OF the Republican Clerl
committee during the canvass Last :, -,
nd the leader of the party in the al
AZURE, contrived to get in hjs own Miss.
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Itat1g sod Inspector Affa@a KIDD al
lfanef, fastgw EaH 80
f-gir...est. 81
.tt ava ~ tHe ,
',' " "et' ana i1Hs we're our ,
''t'haha ihIei 70 quiet 6y this Kind I
II Rugaf.egHfed ofi,fn an n. .
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80 - WV" ''us u \
80 wv ia"i3ti . there was 10 !
i]efmangGcy In IT,. and sn rofsfa,ttr y
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10
In last Mae tho eJi,,. e ii II
L|fatt.f VI 'u' .,
'''e''a'"'o I'ePuulICdn, who was Z,
Zen an i~nspect0r of cnst,,.. n, ,t;. u
az ''S CT
o'"oV appointed Collector for 10
distriCt-said "a.
p,sr,, n
4 sCAGoUL AZ 4 POM OF Tvrny If VI
,onnt =, s,sa'y mistaken a large TO
fore been inno,toa 49, 30 .r' D9'e eli
aus and Mobile, will hereafter On 70 WI
.lscagoula. Possessing a custom house. ID
Puty eoiiector and inspector, goods IL
n be and are imported there, and the
ties collected as readIu a~5.@ -
in Nav or,oona "nu enuoiehsy TY
~ pascononIa sfea' "aVao- IN
that there IS bardIy a NEW exn dreams . IS
cted with the trip Of even a LARGE yas. "e
TO the port OF Pascagoula. OF
rm,o we
imported goods can be landed at the 49,.
/ down at New 0rIoans nsnroaa and oc,,
n by going to New Orleans direct. ooo
IopdenS' ana convinced that. if duly !
properly investigated. importers, nro
n cargoes hereafter to P~ascagoula, gro
and nei,o 'aAe pack our splendid tim crui
nected with the West India, Mckee Dor
South America trade will please take at Y
r,h;.,,,. and
=. o,a aonia1 ,n0 prof
;od ,h,t 49, ',ol' we visit
0""S' v
.borao GUS. la is
Mob
cd con I ho 70 rascagou'a And
r and DISCHARGE Of Sb;oIdshoro ~. wcul
Is not a declared Port of Entry. of OK
sup owner or captain going quen
ire of UNSET az the mercy or the 4
wo thon oaao..o1 I, thou!
kor r,ooo - "'''i frequ
ing's
00N "so' " gentietDah went 10 lsnd
ordon VII. ~ event
boI tlema
the Department that bereoaor Co
to and from This mort HiglC
enter and clear of Sh;oJdshoro McCi
had been c;ven bv Tho H. B
m house officials to tbogo ro,,,os G.. s.
were e~npooinp l,rrIy IN
trade, that no obstacle wor,6 IL U
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TO THE
NerVous and DebiEJtateA
Of Both Sexes

No Charge far habite and Consultation
DIR. j. b. DYorT, graduate of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author Of
several valuable works, can be consulted
on all diseases o, the sexual or Urinary
Organs, (which he has made an especial
study either in male or female, no matter
from what cause originating or of how long
standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with sue ,ess. Cures
guaranteed. Charges reasonable. ThosD
at a distance can forward letter describing
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage.
Send for the Guide 10 Healh. Price Zoe.
j. b DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon, i0i Duane St. N. +.
mh2s.Iy
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Permanently Cures all Diseases Of ia.
Bladder, Kidneys. and Dropsl,
Swolliugs.
Existing in Men. Women aud Children.
p@AsNo Matter What the Age
Prof Steele sayu zone bottle Of Kssrp,,,
Fluid Extract Buehu is worth more than all obs,
combined
Pfics, One Dollar per Bottle, or sis D. nls.t
Five Dollars.
f0f Duane street New York
a PhyeiciaE IN attendance to answer rorrs,.
p'ndenee and give advice gratis.
~ Send stamp for Pamphlets. free. Al
Sold by all Druggists.
Dh MOOSE, Scranton, Agent.
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Mgslc sTolEe:. ,,.dIYo.
s'nS 49,. 49,. we .
|A.E.E.Kssss.e and 9Th St., Al'o,.as.,es
OpTTCIANs.
Fi1 H e. EFF 4. ~. sSs 81. & and rA...
ornancntI painting i the 6ess styis o(1he .rt.
sncy TknS n fSiH Letter ar = t ccG PHI
q. N IN sMeTrtafI. 3ia isiS sfrect sosstA Ct Pa,
ave.; Honse, Sign and ornsmeutai Painting.
PAINTS, OILS, 0LAa0, -. 81 8..
GRO; kYNkAL, JR., S1 St. bet. en- ana IN
Dealer IN AZ kinas OF Pslnts, giiss g'ssA pu.tty,
fsii line OF artists' materiais. Orders Go1 city
PApHR HANssHps -. .1F'-s ~ ~ -
DouaLAss MOORE, - Sth st., BET. d and Pa. ava,
aer,e,l and tphS11st sscsS, r..
. YIN -. .na a.spsssa = 90 :"
RAPE1 WA1EH0U9Ee.
Z MoaIIsos, m D g.. bctweea ah and Ssh:
Papers. Paper Bass and Twins.
san lad III ri P: s.: f.p.s BAG;
pArE 1T; .arrr - ' h
snrns ssed' scdi,tiss ~ An ana Eor Tatenta
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d. N. PsrSs a I'm = III & md Foreirn Patenfs.
6 rEaIoDIcAL STORES.
]. BRADLEY ADAMS, cor. sth and sts., q. Cloud.
T. PROTESTANT GALLEHIES:
En- npDis r1 q % AVE.
Z. ~ Pa AVE., eyer rsc ,S =, HS ~
JoIs so.Dis: 80 e; one sessss.s .,rs'r'''
1,.,1...r1Ss ~ o,op.S.ra -, ~ ,,d
i0th sfs pr.ctsr1l pSw,nhry1 and stssm and ca
Nstars nd 1hoS.s.ie ~ s.ssii ~. Iers IN iii
Ein.ia az supniieS srSsertsininr 70 Ire trade: :
vsry large AMI s..lccf tool aOSsfantly on hand;
nsern. nSte,s,es aSee,ve e. So. !. .o "
nrs.,nntiv .tf.,;,bea ~ A. re loved rntcs
1 T. RIrnEHw Az On n street bet gth and i0th
n9Hf 2. Si& - ax:, I'll 81: .ist ,sat y
n nITrs "a aWWEs ,ssS "a .Ie0 ,;ssonttin1 And
Pl,Im,shing. ,yo06inE Promptly attcnacd 70 Dy
fnrs NV ~ M i,n Shi ma az exch.nsed
Bend orders or cali.
PRINTING OFFICES,
npp III $1,000 W. rSpa ut AZ An
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

|WAsHiNoaTSSSS, rsS SEsES5K, BOSTON
The ane Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hav-
ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk. will leave
ard HURSDAY, st3p. M, touching at the prin-
ssp.a 5ser q; FL soInssfpE q NGsaSla With na
Proyid.nce. Freight should be addressed Care Of
Lady Of the Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket
Office 1t Knox,s Express once, co PennsyfyanlA
svenue. n. b. FITZHUGH, Agent,
Sixth-street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
PiantA store, corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue. mhO
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STATE LOTTERIES.
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

Tickets, ol0s Hall ElekeEs,9 1s Quarters,
o3.S0.
~ Our lotteries are chartered BY the State, are
~ y,s ~ an i've HmS nsmaG, ana al a5Swinss
~ The ofacisl driving wifi be published In the
ehaSers of Tickets. =
~ We will draw asimilar sehcne the last day
evtry month dusiAg the year 1873. ----
Remit a our rtsL lX POST OFFICE MONEY
OnDERS REGiSTE Erred LETTER, DRAFT, or
EXPRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
sy....---. u. Lonie, Mo.
Pest Once Bog, 3il4 myl-TuTh&Stf
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RY y. H. WARNER,
u Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
~ Seventh street, between G and H.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TMo-sIoRY. AND
CONNECTICU T xyENtyE AND TWENTfETH

STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated December IS
A. b. ls!1 duly recorded in Libcr No. NJ, folio m
one Of the land records for Washington county, In
the District Of Columbia, and the request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell q public suction.
IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, January 1s,
1S4 At O'Clock. p. m, the following described
real estate situzts In the city Of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered twelve,
t4 Of the Subdivision Of square numbered ninety,
(yoIl made by William =. Mattingly, Philip A., Dar-
nellie and VIM: john Miller, receivers In equity
canye No. GeA In the Supreme Court Of the Dis
triet fCOunibis, together with the improvements,
ffume dwelling, &c.
Terms: One third I'm cash; and the balance 1t SIX
aud twelve months, for which the notes Of the pur
chaser, bearing Interest at the rate oft per sent
per annum from the day of sale, and secured by
decd Of trust on the property sold. will DO taken.
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required Of
the purchaser at time Of sale, and all conveyancing
At the expense Of the purchaser. II terms Of sale
are not complied with In days the trustee re-
serves the right 70 resell the property At the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after 1--WE days
a0vertfseioent In some one or more newspapers
published y the city q Washington, p. c.
WILLIAM y. MATTlNGLY, Trustee.
janeThS&ds J. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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DY0BEEN&W ILLIAMs,Aucsa
u No. tpi, northwest corner Tenth and sts.
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
STREET, RETWEEM FOURTEENTH AND

Bv virtue Of . deed Of tF.ss, dated May S IIS!a,
duly recorded In Liner No. n, folio n one OF the
q Coiansis ssa . o. fsqasss q party secur:d
thereby, / Will sell, u pnblic eaetion. In
isaas he Prs"!'ea on S..,.1 5ruEsDAY, J, a.
OF .shlnSsou, District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot
Darrpu's i66afslsion u P1rt II SQUARE Numbered
two hundrsd and siH, 81, g said snbdiyi.iou Z:
tie 6oofs u the surveyors oacS Of the sald city,
with The Improvements, consisting o. brick house.
3 Tern4a tssserfbed ~ the deed ofsrust: Fifteen
hsndre4 DOLLARS with interest at ten per cent from
q CASH ssi.ncs g 81: twelve and eIshts:n %cnshs
at the rals Of ten per cent per Annum and seesred
By deeA Of trust On the propeyty, VIII Be tsken.
q tho tlns Of sale and all sS.vsy.ncng q TIE e.:
Complied With In seven days, the trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the property - the risk and cost
Of the defamltlng purchaser, iter ave days' adver
tisement n some one OF more newspapers pub
--'' TiI0sIXs B. ExKcHE, Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
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RY DUNCAA8ON, BOWLING 4 CO.,
- Auctioneers, Corner Ninth and d street.
u0FfhWezf
TEgsTE5ssa sA1E Sy :, y Y I941

By virtue q deed Of trust 70 me, dated the .eth
day Of August, 1871, daily recorded II liner a. folio
~ ct seq, Of the land record. Tor the District
Of columbia and BY direction Of the party secured
premises, on THURSDAY, January =, 1874 At 4
o'clock @ all that CERTAIN yiece o. parcel Of band
lying and being in Warrington city, and know n
and designated on plsts. u said city Is the west
part Of lot eleven, IN, in squarc numbered two
!. feet inches west from the corner Of Thirtecuth
STREET and svenne, and fronting TWEEN
feet three iuches depth.
Mtcrnsof sale, tobe made known on the premises
atthe hour designated, sre not complied with in 10
days after day Of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right 10 resell it the risk and cost Of defAultng
Chaser, aftsr advertising In some newspaper Of the
city for I've days.
dsyo.i q Es9.iFss 4: zen a ~ 2ssPsrsy
DUECANSON, DOwLIN6 . CO.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
AUCTION SAFES. !
~ .Reai Estasa Agent aud AuetIoueer.
II seventh street, ODD. United States Patent OF

Deal EstAse Agent and AuctIoueer,
NJ seventh street, OPP. United States Patent Once.
rRUsIEEg, PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN THE
sfATE GEPxkrnMnENTs.o 80 En- NEAR THE
By viftne Of . deed Of trust dated October L
4. D. MI and recorded In Liner No. "a folio 500
Be-, Of the land records for washinxron County D.
c., and By tie written direction Of the partis g.
cured thereby, the undersigned will sell At public
auction, in Hunt Of the premises, on wEBNES-
DAY, M asy o. ysnlayy, A. D. 1sz& at 3:0
70 8 o, q O % 81, h s. 81 s, d s.,
IS 5 T. q = = & = q md = In cS p Fl *.
Icy Eehsrd's suSi1vision Of square numbered
to hs1dEed and forty, (3sa) In the said city OF
ms property win be sold sabjecf 70 prl0r deed
q trast, statement Of which Will be exhibited at
This sale vill s1ord an opportunity for FIRST
class invcsenent in rial estate In this city.
Terms o. sale: One third in cash, Of which 80
must be paid ON each lot; the deferred payments
be made In SIX and twelve Months with interest at
ssvcn pr cant. pr annum, and secured By deeds Of
trust 70 the sstisfhetion Of the trustees n the
terms Of sale not complied with within I've days
after day OF sale, the trustees the rf9ht TO
resell the properly. afer one weeks notice. st the
risk and cost Of Arst purchaser. An conveyaneing
W.. b. WARD, (-....
WIN. D. TODD. Jn.. Irus'ees'
ts7-31&1,A,W&do i. j. SWEET, Auct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsH1NeToN AND NEW YORK.

Heresitsr the Inc steamships Z. &. KNfGHr and
J0HN GIBSON yIl make Eesulas WEEKLY
WASHINGTON and 6EORGRTOWN, q follows:
Leave New York from Pier y East River every sat
urAay 1t p. N. Leave Georgetown every Friday
at .. N. aad Alex andria the same day It y M
For fall Information apply 70 r. p. A. DENHAM.
town, or AZ the corner Of Seventeenth street and
New York avenue. J. W, THOMPSON,
full.tf President,