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from The Uoyieato,vn tFa.} DeatoerTt.,
From Vest Chestor thnre comes to US tue 1ol.
lowing sal story of woli-lnoaning Aen: tilan
by the nan,o OF Lot Flthiau, OF that place. Aad
boon tho owner OF n llon that, TO all appearance.
VAS lust lko o:llors Of lor tribc except that shd
had ceased 10 perform the functions OF well
behaved ,nata,n el,ioken-sho diat lay nny egssssA
Tis waa all the moro singular ,u'len 1t wa.
observed t!at shu did not hllow . disposition II
"shuot." rho hon foemst to thxive nna ate To}
Sic soolncd Weighed down With grlof OF sou,o I'M
discharged duty. 4 few days. ago Mr.. .FltNial
killed tho clItokou. aud on dasoctius her din
cuyole ed twen.y-oigtt full-sizea, we'll shnpe,
ogrs, tho only d,GeseMes batwoeu tl,om an,
marketable eggs bu'ng That thcy mero mlnua tbl
tlespon.losloy was now expiane.l stlu had dom
her duty. ,id prepared hor eggs for delivery, hu
owing to Bunie obstruction naiuro toflHed u
yartorm her share of THO work. What woNlt
have been tho ultimate consequences Of this ha
tho hen loen allowed to lyo ou wo ars not pro,
pared to nay; but 1t certainly IL 4 strange frnM
II nature, tbs shnihsuda es WHICH xa hass usya
bafora heard at.
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bride during hcr stay in tho noighborhooa. and
mado much -appa,l]ctl Dpocoll In hor honor.
Tho Norwegian 1ypAios' triend, Mr.. Elort sutids,
who has devoted tho host pnrt Of lis life to tho
pulling down Of tho harrior erected by preinaico
md tho roBt OF tho community, and WHO ilas
converted not \ fow Of The no1nadis1nx tribe to
Hctt!cd aud industrious 1fo, l,sd been invited
to tho marriage. whlcl. had bin full approval,
bnt was prevented at tho moment from nttentl-
lug. Several notablitica from Christiatlia nro
montloned among the guests, and tho n'aralaso
was tho occaBion for humorous oxproBalons Of
sympathy. especially from laaies who had
mnde tho acquaintance Of the bride. Alter tho
spond tlioir HONEYMOON tn tho venerable beecl,
forest ucnr Louryig, tho only one Of tho 1tnd In
Norway, nfforting ample accommodation for tollt-
llfe with aynsjes
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ronoe Wcll sho brought It on then. It vas an
awful Hceno. How she abusod mo What lan-
@!iago ni,o Permitted Aersclfl How sic scrnhn,-
cd! What Mysteries shs went tntol However.
that" "''''
Here 10 smiled again, most malovolcnt1y, rs Il
"flor truaclory towards mo was punished,
although, aa | hnve stated, by p,ro rccldeot
or error Of Judgment. which you please. Bui
respect, am bound 10 aay, she has been "a rnod
as jlor word. It's no thinks to llor that M,
living to spon1t Of those things Tonight"
"Ih9u yo, really oseyo that aha lot fall tho
~ atn quite aatiBiled Of 1t. shc meant nv
death, slio know was there. / had NOTICED
hnr hoforo leantng ont Of hor boz,
and taking nots , Of my position. 7 wao Just
might Happen, whom WAS struck down.
Arabella Ia q woman who knonB what sho
IL About. She was always that kind Of womnn.
know her. I've good reaaon to. And it's not
agely as she could. You did not know until TO-
night perhaps. that ono of my, eyos wns asti-
1e1a,s isss =. h N9! naturally you ddns' woll' hal
@Whatl Tic artificial eyot" ....
"Dont DO stupid" ho Ball rndoly. No doubt
had been rather obtuso; but lad hoard OF
ladioa painting on glass and aoing posicl.oH'anio
md othor strange things in tho way Of fancy;
way n n rather = !1 confused Htato.
:" no" stersckor continued, "but I owe to
4ef tno necessity for wearing an artificial eyc.
Il nappoAeaM a. at tho 1oner-show In thu botanical
taFuo1's Ihoro was dense crowd. It waB Ia
tho tent where tho pelargoniu1ns aro exhibited.
Not TINT caro- about aueh tblngH, but 1t 30 hap
ponod. a lady advanced with bor paraaol held
II II ,fqne o. ner suddenly sho seemed to thrust
was wonderfully stue. The eight OF my lafs eye
was gone forever. It wan quito morcy that tho
spiko of hor parasol did not penetrate to my
PART of lior reyongo."
j" And sho mid nothing? ?"
"sho said calmly, oog your pardon. It WAS
IN ascdont' and passed on, sho looked vory
over, thas Bho always 10. ncr husband ia Old.
but amazingly rich. He laboss to gratify hor
slightest wilim-so I'm told. But her only do
siro-tlAo sole passion OF hor lifc-s to wroak
her vengeance upon, no. fael that. sao
Of her k fsnk Tooth toota. T You sv' &C. shos jug qsa po
minded Of that unhappy lu,!ncB ,evory
s eoes =; IN the gEs ESa which so does
And she means. sooner or latcr, to DO tic dsath
or mo, that's quito cear. She's madc two very
good attempts: at tho Dotapical Gardens and,
t9.nh;sht: to h 1t tLS opera Tho third dmo pofhapo
Dnt doesn't the thonBht horrify yon7"
y accept my destiny" Stcrickcr said, smiling,
and With rather m Affected air. ut would be
so'na.nn,S 70 aala " ahs aaa o. sacn woman
lno creature, you know, although no Longer In
tnusn e, , tHoe, toosea e3.ne l,, ais
"., avs taoM a,1 n,f tIu ~ no'n u yosn o1s SUI
kMn,n n , ana W. ~ ~ n.t so resoloso' sue
You love lor still, then Z"
=. nI,., Gt M pt1saoi 1a DIV aunaIso 4' 1el, ]nat
,,aa.,,a No sn ,o @ ~ tno Aoo NJ;
t%m t;a,oas h',t n1 n t,n " ~ eneGa iko
sa ss s,ma ~ % monesto @ ol nol and tor the reHt
t,Mo ns ounr unspc0 M ro1: mnar WILL goa tahe
nnotasu - o'5ai 1'o' 1one Aloro ofahoy-ana'
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"a cup for hopo |" eho sald,
lu snriug-ti.ne ore the blnun,. Was old
Tho crimsolfwtns was para and cold
BY her Mouths b richer rel,
"a cup for loyel |" how low,
How Hofs tho words; and all tho while
Her blush wis ripping With smile,
Ltts summon after SHOW.
IA cup for raemory!"
Gold cup that one must drain aFono;
While Autumn winds ar0 up and moan
Across tho barren sea.
IDpe, r1omory, love,
Hope for fair morn, aa1 lars FOR d4L
Aud memory Tor the ovenIus GRAY
And solitary dove,
'-Chrtstiila AoSseAf.
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Now c,ovcrnrcnt mr. rent bonds .s343 soo. .oo0
~" nv % ~ Ut ~, ns Dua,n y
4. t,, H., r.ossion ,,,o a rinn;nta ~ tho ,,,,
- aas u H.. ~ -. a.oI o @ @ ~ .9 sa4
aoau1B ueot u lug uned atatcs ti'to no" nosess.
,onn y. Gs :ent "a. w It,u ~ ~ , s.u
~ .,' ~ !n nn!nsa,o's accompanying wv Asot't'4
~ eFee'' P"s,.ee. ,.. :. r,,,, r., NJ. no~v,
r,r,r ,ro,nht Im ,.a 10 no ~ ~ ~ MINT NJ c,,rt
mrs of Tho wHnIc ,,;nr',nnt nf TIN Ilyn hnvo In
vn,o,, II foe'~0 1"o-s 1"''' 4''" '~"s @'' ~ ~
nrnnosa that f,o,r,ss ,,,, ,,a, n, ,ct cut,or,gtnr
Tho scrrotarv Ss liz Ir,s1rv ~ rrrae. ,,r;nt. nnJ
nrcr (,r .st Stt IN, nm ~ :: ,orr.nant Xii htnnss
~ soua 3 H. oi s,, raa ua ,t III
the nitr enrcs n Invaraont hnn,. aTna1v isaucd
lux ~ - --"''''''' o~'"3 "'1>"'' 1AN"~N'
oA' u.-...
H. NEAnl!o TWO CONDITIONS
PecHl'ar 70 81 thehEe!seh:
taLsTe {. purchaser. Of Tue new bonda which may
70 etea i1on tnelS oI!Rh pahR.note 'pas, ust l'ay
1ol tha!.i eaSiusNsiy So ~ currency aotes.
oe:o!na pnsctnsoe o. lsio nov bonita mist hinu
ileoll 10 aeltost lleso nohua immediately Ill tho
Treasury rcceiynB III a1cnango for them % per cent
ot thct 1sre fane III now hank'notes, rouccnabo In
hpec!o at sight At tbs Treasury.
LII tlltH way .-.
THE WITHDRAWAL or TIE TREASURY NOTES
from circulation VIII 10 i'nneatuy haialire4 ly tho
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William Holman, candidate for Congrans IN
tho EyauBylllo (1nd.) District, l,as brought Ii.
Dol sut agAmBt tho Evansville D1llI Courier for
gregg, not On any platform or my well-do1lnad
isuua before the people, but simply OH bver a1,d
bribery"
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customs duer everything of thu mort would bo rhid in
Trss"ry ss,S wa sy /" o I'D saq a.
tntrfat on th< ntIoaat dtbt. III Tho same currency
For aa W. shall presently ahov. those speeio bank
Tho coupons of iha 1attonal chs held nhrond, which
nro iaw 'eRotiaes by safes to ankorat wnua " SOM
ririsns, IN tho forn oi relnittanccs. and presented
bY tAeso correspondents 10 thu Treasury, which wonl
counts.
THE BrEcrH PAYMENT.
How can tho coraulnty Of tbs retmbnrson5nts Ut
] saeurs,? % IL oao 1 ot two % ways: Ehcr t1ongb tho
slcete rraervc or through tha sale OF tho collateral
Eittr method IL entirely opsn to tho choice Of Tho
for tl00 ls nothing more than tho Representative of
Tiis tson.l " .od as easily as bushol Of gra!n
lntllo elevators nj Chcago.
VIII 1ayo en- m1skoi prsee DO thas what IT, may sna
Autcs uotla ~ pr. TLo honda In the Treasury,
bushels ot grau n tho elevators Of 0hicago and Of
M o csa WIZ . hG e0s s H. tho to e r
casu. Now let mc ooh al It practically.
PAYMENT Or THE DEBT.
Tho Federal debt IL payable in thirty years. Tho
with many corporao boilos which haye contracted
oAs payable Ut giyon dao: aud II must DO guardod
By o s, Hss', Of prudence a. o's Thteh
year moro 1lcaviiy than another, and equalizin8
through n this serlca OF years. far may Da, tho
Congress, for example, in tho act Of creating tho
situation Of te debt might provide for the repayment
Ct e., tue hss II yf.s y ana hd \, fgt fan ~ 40
Haymeais eoul9 bo nalo ~ tho psa, Y simply put.
@ o ts l eposs 70 Ill
iereen!nge TIC equivalent IN ban noses M g. 90 Per
ard not again bc prasentcl for payment.
Or thoy could ba lnado BY leaving In tho vaults OF
ss rreaanrJ tho ppmo In coin 10 meet n ae1nnnds
Treasury would have III tho !ss year further sun Of
,G0U III the second Of fGO,DO0 000 Md on
Or otlet wort1s nn increasing rehcrvo much moro
than sufficient to maintain circulation Of $a41 900 GOO
Of paper.
TIE PROBABLE DEstAHD.
Finally, now, let US conuidor whether tho demand
for tho puynrt in specie Of tho specie bank notes LIS
llkcly over to exceed very moderate snul.
do not hra!tato to give It As my orluion thst tho
ssen to ."ss m @ ind @ Il vii annsy '
Tl1era can ba but two reasona for auch demand:
First-Tho legitimate requirements Of regular COM
Sttond-An extraordinary pressure, generated by
Listrnst,
LIT Us examine these separately.
THE LEGITIMATE DEMANDS OF COMMERCE,
These hartly aliso III tho couHo Of tho internal
tralu of tho Union, which the bank-noca, supported
by public cuntloncc, Will 10 ample 10 supply, They
,nuAt originate III Tie course Of Tho foreign commerce
Of .he Union, IN regard to Which tho actual currency
and tho proposed how currency nust statld tho
footny, with Tho important difference TINT. whlo
to present currency IS absolutely limited to the unlon
auroad TLere Il 10 % rcason. theretore, to anticipate
any sorloua changs from tho present condition Of
tnssd na il s weh a tic .;s.;sn sot q reeon. metal
bainnces With foreign Countries IL by no means
ar"ins als ms sl Of t1s speso ssa
Whenever crIsi, ttst,.rbs It, il re- -cstaollrbcs
iIaoIf With wonderful rromptncss; and possible
combinations Of speculation can exert any nore
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any rnse. Finding each other 20 frequently
lace to face In tho Same p1ace. bohcath tho ha'no
ao. ;oventual!y, bat Iaug, and nod, end a4y,
"What. yot iicro2" And tl1on wo shook hands
st1l protest TINT know little Of him beyond
What ho told mo. But then, wl,at dooa ono really
or llilnHolt7, And oertainly TINT is not alwavs
to 10 relied on did not, / may add, uko
stercl'er; still loss did 1 respect him; nj
nm3 Though gla.a,a, hnd psraps no special resaon for
os = @ @faneiful md ponhiby OF an unwalratt.
ablo kind, lilo was by no ncans, howoycr, tho
man should havo SOLICITED for friend, or oven
for m acquaintance, hnd choice boon nermitted
mo In tho lnat.or. But 1t want. was doomed
to moat Sterickor incossant1Y. md 30 It obanccd
TINT we came to bo almost on tormB Of intimacy
with ench other. Az loast ho camo to bc oil
torn,s Of Intimacy with mo. And he callcl mo
decd thought 1t d liberty; but what could
do7 was not really old; at my rate, not 60
yory old. But no doubt I bud arrived at TINT
lion 10 oneself is rathor to bo ayoilcd than dla-
cuasod, loAt Lhera should ariso personal npplica-
tlon whirh could hardly be otherwise shnu IN
conyaniont.
Aud now lad occurred thta nccidant at
tho opors.-house. confirming rs 1t were my
ac1ualnlauce with Storcker, mud converting 1t
aimuat into friendship. Ho expreseea Hroat
gratitude for the assistance lad randered him.
aitloaEl, in truth. It had beon little enough.
emily, hia 1ol,nlnd head having boon ski1lfuly
dealt with and relieved by tho application, Of
Htr,ps Of plastor, found myaoll ut his lodgings
III lfa'i-doon street, sitting in m eany-ciAnir
taro Of brantiy-anti-wator. Until then I Ind
neyor renlly known where 5tcrieker lived.
"Ana so you aaw hor throw down tho opera-
glnaa7 +" ho sad, returning to tho subject Of tho
accident. corrected him. had seen no such
thing. But hc did not ply much attention to what
I SAID.
, 1874-10-03

,ru
,,.t ,:.o M r,.,, =: ,c, - 49,, ,
!'nt o9!oIe tia ci!sas 9. ao'o tno iaM oD1Eea lno
@ .n,,t i r. r. Ia lao ~ Ill -.r i,s ,t, w. ~
II nj. ,escrve nr,lcnc" am sn.md h,uh,n "ea,
Il M 'o -'4~A ~ p'Ae'~e "'" A'A1A 1""'A'4s Aeep
* it,+ In rr,,,,r,,. ,,1 t., r,,orr,s ,o ,,,,,
s,1 ~ ~ m rriI@nn ~ isau" ovar. ~ sa H'ys y
o,,4ts ~ LAW e''"s@S ~ '''"As sway @o' MILL" ~
Tia oqtect of t,3n fs t,. ,r,r FIN ror co, r,,o
rh,h thn iants % irav n,, Mn ~ tni,. ~. tan tn iss
~ .asv os.nA u!H w" ulon I!t u's tuts topo
~ & po no tnI vi n"s,. 80 ~ h, NY .sse.sa @
;nt"r"st 0A e'A 0s"A0 o ~ ese' oa 6ia a''' sea'
flor H., no,. a,ot, of t,,,,. tf ~, ,,,ts soo
1on,fn ,1onsits ~ thn s.sr. ~ .h ,r Da t t,se's :
ar raut ;sto, AZ ~ Nv NV a,t itnrs s ~" ,, sseIt'u ~,
TIT thar iii nooI " w aer. rs1 S & . @ @ mpou sn'; s
' ~ IN n M" ac,t ~ ~ t1a ~, ots ~. ,5 "5 mnS .0 'a
r,t & "a w the pua Ss, 1 ut 'nn Ivy ee.lVs
~ stnni t,,,i,r -. ant - rt r.. = ~ eena ,nn
n ~ ] n"nA +! ~ " :, y nn suosoo o.
@ % ~ t ~ - an ,si ist . ~ -, naut @ tao
HEM gtuca VI tnh ~ "oo'" 11'A5 nS ea'no sA1 LII
AH ~! naantc i,I o. - aau1uso. - y - ,,n. ., ,
Inn ~ ~ sano'e ~ oanote'leos .ae lhhn-
ION Simply VI 'ne iauatlou .! tns currency.
Ilils EAc!tAfH1
But now nfe sIe o1!sthg hn,1onhl nana notes 10 be
excAh1lGea 4oT 1ue AeW h!csto pah!t.noieax
III me anliest aMasihaoe hlahners 1le treasury
6houa cstAensn l1usiHonai elcatlnG-houae iur tAa
G!8stHFaou VI iuo 4satsoua1 'aA aotta V!o 1Ato II
Tor ta1ea. . ... am
whichever tHo ifeasury uolaa o. shc hoLes or
one LINK t'as baH aot,A 70 nonuSt that tho lfcas-
nry nus credleA II WIN $oVuo OF .Ao INV anR-Aotes
AgniuHs iiso amount oI ~ oHn Nuses e!nce!eu. a.,
Tho National B!nks would o.lly have to establish
Elmilar !" "ecal1ng' system hmohH themselves h!id
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EVENING STAR
COJ-GRESSfO.r.sL.



sENATE.-Acer our repOrt clo~ed-
There was o hong DIS nsssOn the hill 20 pro-
VIDE iot the Redemption ard reissue OF Unites
smt, nose. and ior tree backing, and several
M, Logan then renewed his original prop
"eson, proNidinR Tor froe BANKING.
2. M, adjourned.
hoISE-After our report CLOSED
r.nn, on nsps concluded his sfeech on the cur
MI; Esglsy lconn.) opposed the policy OF In
-. nsAtooI hoidng that the country was pleSsed q
tne redemption of the legal c1rrency, ssd a.
through intsTiopp PAN n 70 assumption dis not l,e
not support any man for any POSITION from
PRESIDENT down 70 constable, N at was not sound
on ire currency question.
Mr' Eldndfe ssked how the gentleman ooulS
have with these views supported Ceo1 ars.t
when be hsd after the elections remocelc 4 the
SSupteme ooer. 70 secure the reversal OF tAs
Mr.. r. X. Hoar sid this was rot true a. .
matter OF fact The two additional judges were
appointed before the decs~.On was gayen
An excited colloquy bet ween Me- Srs. Fldridsr
and Hosr followed, AR. Eldridge asserting thsf
the change wss made % secure this result ava
Mr.. Hs~ley ssid that was . question OF cor
stitntionality, and not ss 10 redemption.
Mr.. Beck offered = resolution, which wss
referred % q q Committee on Rules, % amend
the rules 80 that n shall not be In order for the
Speaker 20 recognize n notion 90 eNtcpd tue
time OF member speaking beyond his hour. aud
10 make II not In order 60 ask unanimous con
sent for an extension of time.
The Houfe At s O'Clock DOk q recess.
Az the evening SESSION, - per previous urder-
standing, the consideration OF the revised code
Was re umed, the attendance being conarei
TO seven OF eight members OF the com ulitsee
en- the revision. Numerous amendmenrS, coat
tered all along the code, were offered ara
agreed 20.
All the amendments agreed upon In COM
mitt e having been acted upon, tire bin Wa.
read q third time and pas ID ard NJ y a'clacl
the House adorned.
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RYB II. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS. northwes


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUlLp.
ING LOT, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH WEST
S0Rhkk OF 10TH AND o STREETS NoRTH
N By virtue of a deed Of trust to me, dated the
18Th day Of May, A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded in
ALiber No. 6si, folio 81, one Of the land records
for W ashinstsn county, District OF Columbia, and
at the request Of the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
WEDHEsDAY, April 9th, A. ID. la4, at O'Clock
p. m, all that certain piece or parcel of g.ouDd
ying and being situate In said city OF W sshfnston,
u. o., and known as and described as Lot twenty.
three I23), In the subdivision of Square numbered
three hundred and thirty nine 1880, m SIDE by
John N Sims, executor.
Terms; ,4o4l fourteen hundred and four dol
lars, with interest from the Still day of May, A ID.
1874 TO the day Of sale, and penses of in cash
balance in six 30 and twelve (l2D moRths, with
interest from day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust
on property sold. Sl0o down when the property Is
struck on. All RVeysncing ct cost Of purchaser.
IL terms of sale are not implied with within seven
DAYS after sale, the Trustee reserves the right
resell the property st risk and cost Of defsultins
purchaser, after i've days advertisement in some
one or more newspapers publil he'd In w sshngton
city, ID. O. JOHN Q. KENNEDY, Trustee
sp2-eo6ds Ut. GOODWILL. Salesman.
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COAL AND WOOD.

CoAL AND WOOD.
We have on hand all sizes and kinds of GOAL,
embracing the LYkENs VALLEY, WEBSTER
sLe LORBERRY BED ASH, LEE and LOCUST
FOUNTAIN WHITE ASH which we offer at lowe est
rates. HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD sawed
and split, or in the stick Particular attention is
asked to our kINDLING WOOD, which is the
STEPHENSON BROTHER,
Office, 121s Pennsylvania avenue,
Mill and Depot, 7th- street Wharf,
nalAu Repub&Ohronl
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES, UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLeRs,
s2s PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE,
Hsve prepared for the Spring Business the largest
snd hsndsomest assortment Of Ladies' Undercloth-
ns ever offered in this market, comprising a. fol-
lows:
estyles DRESSING sACoUE Ks, at 81 SO, sI rs.
ss.1S.
styles NIGHT DRESSES. @. sI1s, -,
s2.37h, 81 90, s2.75, s2.sTH, S323,
$3.50, $3.50. s3.sZH, S4.se, Ss12h,
$685., s6.3I1l, s1.Is, IS, sl1.ss.
styles WALKING SKIRTS, at - cents, s1.2S
s1.Ss, Ell so, 81 rs, 81. s2IO, s2.sO
sass, 50. $3.50, s413, 3.4a. $3.50,
SI.ss.
styles SHORT SKIRTS, 81 10 cents, 50 cents
clio, sIIS, sI3-, $3.50, s1.ss
s25s.
,yIesTBIIE sKIBTs,>t 81 1854 80, s412
s4.37, $3.50, 90, $40 so, S1i, S14.75
Is styles CHEnIsE a. 50 cents, ell, s1.25,
si.s7, sls2, sIs7, 50 30, sa.sT,
sass $3.50, s3.1s, s3.ss, 81.
styles DRAWERS, at rs ce nts, :. cents
S1I3, sII5. S1.37. 81 so. 81 6 o. 81 50
s213, SAILS, SASS, $3.50, S2.6S
styles CORSET COVERS, At 65 cents, Il 20,
s1.63, sLse, sl.s-, sass, s2.s0
2 styles APRONS, at rs cents, so cents, 63 cents,
rs cents, - cents, 81 Is, sl.2s.
Infants Goods.
= NC DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKs, MERINO,
CL0Aks, WOOL SHIRTS, BASKETs,&c &c,
ChIldreR's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and SACQUBS,
FLANNEL and CLOTH sAOQUEs, In great
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
At the following prices: sl2, sII.7s, SIS,
sl7.2s, SIS rs, s2o.15, s2I.3O, $40,
$3.50. ear.
WATERPROOF Cloaks.
A srge assortment, In English and American
sDufacture, at the following prices: sig, sI3,
Sl4, Sl437, sI575, 1851, SI6T5
Sl7.7o, e2S, SIS, $50, SIS.
Ladies' Dresses.
UsMER PoPLIH DRESSES, at a bargain,
S2s.
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at sIsI2,
e1s.75, sI6s7, s24.
BLACK SILK DRESSES, at Sll5, sl225O
SWISS DRfsSEs, (POlonsise and SSirt,J at sI2,
SIC, $40, $3.50, $40, 500.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA
llY pUEOANsOE, BROs., Auotioneers,
ID eoutheaa corner 9Th and b stfssts por4hvs,t


b sousSss.s corner stS ana :sEsses sos.hv.
CHAECIRY SALE or HOUSES AND LOTS ON
SECOND STREET, IN GEoRGgTOwN
81 The District of Uelu-bfsin genera term, passed
In equity cause ISL, docket Il, wherein the ss
sienees ~ Jobn Lane, bankrupt, com piainants,
aud Elizabeth T. Lane aud others are defendants,
We shall on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of April,
1873, At O'Clock D. m offer fer sale, at pubic auc-
Ion, on the premises, the following property In
Ge1f getowR:
FIRST, the west halt Of Lot Ii, in Beatty Hav-
particularly described in q deed from John Poor 20
VIM. Re1in recorded in lber ". b T, No. ~, folio 81 .
This property has front of 10 feet IL street
running back with that width 20 VIM. Peters par
Sscoadiy-Parts of las and IN, in the said .ddi.
ton, as the same are particularly described In q
two pieces Of property improved by well-buiif
two story frame house with back building and a
small two-story brick house. plat Of the above
property can be seen at the Auctioneers,
Terms: One third cash; residue in two equal nav.
ments, at and II months, with interest at 6 Der
cent secured BY Q deed Of trust. A deposit Of Is
on each lot day Of sale. the terms Of sale are
not complied with within seven days from day Of
SALE the property will be resod ct risk and cost of
the defsultng purchaser by giving Il We days motto
IN some paper printed and published in the District
Conve y ancing at purchasers cost.
CHARLES WALTER,
REGINALD FENDALL,
Assignees OF John Lane, In Bankruptcy.
mafZS-d lUNCANSOH b no. 3, Aucts.
Georgetown Courier and Law Reporter.I
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ELPHOEZO YOUEGS,(
j. II. JOHNSON. mar25-tr
IN THEsUPREME C0URT0F ,iHE DIST BLOT

) S +. 5ShSso hsS.eSsS'f m.rss.r
In THEsuPR 55fR GT}1TES ~ 7HEDIsrRIor
q the viii q John a'f k . g.
sas ef .he
sas gis Fl he's 'hs day been
. S April Il n sa.
the estate Of said deoea ed should not issue a.
,t Of this s order be pub.hea
and aWashinstSn Law Reporter" Rreyious g the
'i %. asy Test K 4; Sas q Viii.
'l'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
4 has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
the .sss Of
&c d al sssas &:
same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
CT RI Sss !. zen ss %
Ssss %S f'' a2hfRii II S 5sss;s, o.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u u, o. WAsI,NSToVNiD q March !, 1874:
praying Tor the e.tsn:on q passnt grant
ed e him o. the lsh day Of june, 1880 and res.usd
I. + ORDERED that tine tsstlmony in the case Be
SSr Ming sTEu%spi: and The E1sminsr: report e
heard on ~ nsn said
Any person may oppose this sxtension
marls-th 81 n. ID. LEGGETT. Commissioner.
N'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the srbscrlbsr
\ has OBTAINED from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Celumba holding Special Term, letters Of
admin,strasion on the PERSONAL estate Of HOWARD
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
the 18th day Of Msrch next: they may otherwise
~ law Dc sxcindea IRON AZ benent Of the said estate.
msrlsth,st. MARY L. PAYNE. Adminstrstrix !.
NofICB.5escond.h. had olothinS Boasle an1
ciothicS. Orders prompty sts:.Ssd - tSro o
nail. 10. siT d stress, between rs snd Is
Streets northws9. ,, HIRSQ0. taAaelys
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p HANSON HISS q CO.
FINE FURNITURE,
FRENCH GOODS AND ORNAMENTS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL, Etc.,
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Particular attention given 20 the complete fur
aisnins o. Dwellings. Designs and estinates fur
Guaranteed 70 give satsfaction, both q to style and
workmsnship. novs-n
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hlGkk. On Tuesday mornins, 81 int, sfter n
lingering illness, Mrs. Il AGHkE KlGKR Sidov
o. the late Alfred h ieer, aged 81 years.
The tdneral III take place from the 18th stree
Presbyterian Church, on estur day. NJ n m
Friends OF the family ere invited TO sf er A.
"BlesSed are the deaf who die in the Lord
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