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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- GAL Louisiana avenue

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN SQUARE No
1000.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated on the 18th
day Of December, A. D. 1859, and recorded in
Liber No. goa, folio 1873, one Of the land records
OF the District Of and by direction Of the
en- the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day Of N az
I'D; 1874 at the hour of O'Clock D m, an uhdi.
yided half interest in original Lets numb red vne
inRton, District of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One half of sad purchase money
cssh; baisnce In two equal payments at and Il
months, with interest from day of sale. Deed given
ard deed of trust taken to deferred payments
sl3 to be paid down at time Of sale. The Trustee
reserves the right to resell in the terms Of sale
are not com Piled with in ye days FROM day of sale
Mt risk and cost of defauIting purchaser All en-
NeysnciI G At cost Of purchaser
sp22-eo THOS DOWLISg Anct
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NJ. T.. CHURCH SoUTH.-The General Can
terence OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South met at Louisville, Ky. on FRIDAY. ana
Will probably remain In session for three Seeks
The clerical delegates from the Virginia ant
maryland conferences are the Revs. - Register
ID. u, John ;. Martin, ID. ID, samuel Rogers.
u ID, A. w. Wilson, ID. ID, N. Head ID. d., j .
h. waugh, and w. q. Coe. The lay delegates
were Messrs. Charles Shipley, I. }. MagrqdeT
w. *. Desry, William Milnes, e.. George w
Washington, W. p. Conway, and Colonel ia sob
Mohler. The occasion derives unusu Al Interest
from the fact that, st the last General Confer
ence OF the M. T.. Church North ambssss dor.
were appointed 10 visit the Louisville Confer
ence with q view 10 facilitate friendly ana CO.
operative relations between these two great
branches Of the Methodist church. as is known
70 most Of our readers, the separation bet~eeo
the north and south churches occurred in 1871
and grew out OF the slavery question. Bishes
Andrews had married a wife who held slaves
de Was called 10 account for nesiecting 70 en-
franchise them; hot debate followed and then
disruption. After q tedious Law suit the son tn
ern church WAS confirmed In the possession of
It's property in possession, and was allotted an
equitable proportion Of the value of property
which had grown out Of the Joint cOntffbltisns
OF the undivided church. At the time of seco.-
sion the church south, we believe, had tha
largest membership. The statistics now stand:
Minister'S. Members.
Methodist Episcopal North .IO,5!I I.4st osf
Methodist Episcopal (South). 3,223 6JOJY
Colored Methodist Episcopal 6SS q $50
The ColOred Methodist Episcopal Church 4.
an ofishoot, in 1870, from the church south. naI
partly - mpathizes with that church.
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NO HUABUG.-L. RIOB VIII pay n fair cat
s1es ios sn{ sind q Lsaie.,, Gents' and 0hiii
snOks, &C o23 Nh @. between n and q, souts
note oy mail promBtiy attended to. iySLiy
-INLRAL EMPLOYMENT OFFIOB.-Au
LII sSrsoss rishins TO en- ?loL reliable Servants
Iitn strest between 2 and Z streets, where thsir
orders VII % promptly tllsd. febls.Iy
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LOCKWOOD, HUFfY 4 TAILOR


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x.vcv mas r.rnv uos,
LADIIs. CHILDBEH.
White Cotton GtI Hose white lotion for Hose
o"Nn of f.r h''' D"n T foT d ose
0hhafen'
,Ie,bre.d Hose Li.,s.,,-..,
0"idI'n'
for for
GAME hsriuO Vests for Children.
Li.le-,hr..a Vest, for L,s,.,
One button LisIs Gloves Two-eutton Li,Is Gloves
Ladies and Children. Ladies and Misses
Ladies'
MA Gloves.
o'---''''' ~ 0"'' i"0' ana inrs' BUTTONS
tons. ~ He' iN'' anu inree but;
Victoria, in One, Two, and Three Buttons.
sho Neeh'
spsv CnIIaps. AVN crrvSx,,
Iinen COLL. "a and oUrrs.o,..
PLATING, and RUYrIINos
SPANISH I.crsn .prs
White Coo6s
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EVENING STAR.

'sAAAAD rkAsNksrs 90 ia. xIsst.s n.ca,

- n cf THn MIsrtna IA ~. =,
telegram from PiItsaars p.
Ioe most intense excitement nrex.,I. 2 =, ssys'
so-dsr y.i,ss $1,000 ere tragedy. and t6ss.saa,
homestead Is hiled 90 overfowias Win s,.s,s y,
peeile, numbers Of them having come a. 80
voe. places for miles around 20 learn ~ =
I.h ceisfs OF the horror. Horsenen cox.rsS
WIN yellow mud line the streets The, - - y
tne fugitive Love. ~ a''
To-. , Is OF LHH ELDEST DAUGHTER pouNp.
r.aH morning the search among tue rains -.
hvs nynNeo, ana chsrred timbers and hlasle.ss
haas .s removed by hundreds OF willins
the fsts 90 ,h. heIs were DESTROYS OF learsins
10 haeee y. tne other child, Ida Hamnet- saorSs
before noon the bones OF a snin.I cs,s,. Sso..
ssmsl tuit OF hair, evidently r,arts,s, - -. -.
min 90 VI sne child, we're found under shs
rooms. Jhts discovery csused a rana..I sono
excitement, as II disposed on tha ~ 49, - ~ y. sse
plack. nesrtSa mend who butchered and TIE.
burned tne FAMILY had sbdnct the elae.t -,
LOVE DECLARED TO M rHE nuRDs,ss
Your correspondent learned t,-nisht TO-
Chief OF police Irwin that he WAS nov sstisssa
that Love vas the murderer OF the FANNY 80
that the villain could hardly escape. a. he -
being looked after At every point.
THE PEND AND his VICTIMS.
The ages ard nativity OF the victims ana tia
supposed murderer are as follows:-Nr. JeS1
Hamnet was aged a. years, q native OF Pms
ianf Mrs. Agnes X. Hamnet Wa aged a years
and was also a native Of England; IDA Hsmae
was aget years, and was born W PennsvisN
nia; Emma Hsmnet was aged years. and va
also native OF Pennsylvania; Robert Smith
me adopted boy, Was IA years OF age, ami va
porn IN the United States. Ernest Love. tn,
hired man, is aged twenty I've years and ia A
bAuve OF Prussia, and a deserter from the a ar
msn army. The inquest was commenced mi.
ing, snc the testimony Of several physicians
was taken and showed conclusiyely tS.t tea
family had been murdered
ARREST OF rHE MURDERER.
ne murderer was arrested In Allegheny City
arc made full confession OF hts guilt lie SAID
ne murdered the Hsmnets with An ave his Oh
yect oeing 10 obtain possession of Hamnet,s
il the house. 800 vs.
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- Snowtiful spring.

81 The young lady in Wisconsin who rsceiv-
ed $1,000 damages for a kiss Is reported as
spelling for some more damaging.
- One Of our milliners has sent ont one
thousand invitations 20 her "Opening Day.
Last year she sent out the same number, aud a.
took three boys 20 "hck" the envelopes thu
last being so exhausted that he had 70 b. taken
home IN hack. This year one girl did them
all, and attended q sewing circle in the eve
ning.-EGnbHrg Nelrs.
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ID A n RIEn ID.

HEEDLEY-SAUER On Friday evepfng anr,l
"a, az by lard Chapel parsonage, BY Rev = Sha.-
ncr, Mr. JOHN W dENDLEf and Miss IDA a
AUAk, both Of this city. No cards.
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AUCTION SALES.
HO.MORROW,

TOMORROW.
RI WI. WALL 2 e ,.Apss,o.ssn,
HoASoe and s0S PennsylTania sSenae. COR Nh It
MILLINERY AHD FANCY GOODS At Auo.
N, On TUESDAY MORNING, Ma, sta, com.
menciDg ct 10 o'clock, we will sell tbs entire
ko: 6ls 9th street, opposite Patent ON e, Com.
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Hamburg Edgings, Flowers, Feathers,
and sueh other goods are usually found in first
II attention Of lbe ladies' is called to this SALE
the goods are al fresh and I'm good order Sale posi-
nas W. L. WALL CO., Auo,..
ID Auctioneers and Heal Estate Brokers.
r.s Say Oo: sas snd ''
On THE SOUTH sISE uRESssIfxahIA
AsTNRh1nHH' TMU Do0RS NEST OF siXTa
ssHnrfTru "EST' FOB SALE AT PeBLIO
We Win offer for sale, .. public auction. in
9ecuPsa b Joseph Plat Ut. Known ss
and sixty. one tisil co.tansd within tn. folio Wing
PennsyiTsnis avenue norhstst forty 1 is ssst
eight 49, inches westwariy from the northeast oor-
Along the line Of said Avenue see
theHce southwaTdly and at right angles with said
three ss feet eight the liz liz s Of norsh
street, thence east along said street twenty
inches and thence 60 the place Of bs
ginning. The improve ments consist of &c four
incusive Of The room ON the first door, which fronts
both on Pennsylvania avenue and street north,
cash, and the balance in equal instsimeuts Of one )
al two t2) years from date Of sale. The purchaser
will be required to give his notes for tue deferred
yHepts bearing interest at the rate Of eight (sl
per cent per anuum. and secured by deed of trust
when the property Is bid of. Oonv eyancng at cost
of purchaser. LEWIS ] DAVIS
EUGENE OARUSf,
WIN. Il. LEACH,
Executors Of estate of L. J ohrson deceased
LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts
splS eo&ds Rep. and Ohrop.I
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Rf LATlhER CLkARI,
- Auctioneers and Real Kstata Brokers'.
D. ut west corner Pennsylv snia avenue ana ilth M
Star Once Building
sUPERlOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At
n AuCrloE.
n On TUESDAY MOENING NAV s. iS-a
w commebcing At 10 o'cl ok, we shall sell Al
~ he resid-Ie Of gentleman decIInine hoass.
~ ikeepi, 9, No; ls0 A street, beisS one sansre
east OF the Capitol, the following iae colIee-
walnut Psrlor suite, csnsistine Of s.yan nieca.
upholstered In doye-colored reps;
walnut Lounge, upholstered Ia SANE:
top Center and Bouquet Tables:
prcp Light, Window HanSinEs,
Walnut Library Table;
Fine Brussels sDd Three ply Carpet;
bru sells Stair Oarpets, III all snd afr Oi,cl,thS:
0ne elegant Carved Walnut Chamber suite, con-
eis'ine Of Beiread, elegant Dressing Case
Msshstand; csne-sest Cnsirs, RJckcr, and
Two Painted Cottage Suites and other Painted Fur
- niture;
Carpets and Mattresses:
Fine Mattresses, Bolsters ans Pilloss:
Spreads, blank ets, and Sheets;
Walnut Mirror Back SidebOard;
Walnut Extension Dining Tables;
Walnut Dining Chairs;
China and Glassware;
China and Painted Toilet Sets;
Kitchen Requisites, together with q number Of a az.
fui articles, all IN good condition.
1t LATlMER OLUARY,Apcts
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RY DUHOANsON BROS, Auctioneprs,
- Southeast corner 9Th and b streets north sst
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF soUARI

3J4 AT AUCTION.
8recorded in liber No. Oh, folio a7 ct sea one
=. Tof he land record. for Washington county, in
the District Of Columbia, and By direction OF the
party secured thereby, We shall offer for sale Al
pubic auction, IN front of the premises, on MON
Lots Nos IA, Is, l6, II and all of Lot ls except the
s2ufs 20 feet front By the depth thereof in square
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
In cash, Of which deposit Of $500 must bs made a.
soop Is the property knocked off, balance in three
equal ct ene two and three years from the
DAY OF sae, for which the purch notes must be
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and Sc
cured BY deed OF trust the premises II the terms
Of sale are not complied with within five days from
the cay OF sale, the Trustees the right to
sell ct the risk AID cost Of the defaultng
j. T. PHATHER, r.
II. T. MORSGLL,S trustees
ap2l-e67t' DUECAES0N BROS, Aucts
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RI DUNCANsON Bros, Aucttoneers,
- Corner 9th and streets northwest
TRESTEIS SALE OF NEW FRAMEHOUSE
AND LOT ON eTH STREET EAST, BETWEEN
h AND " STkEET2 NORTH

- BY virtue Of a deed Of trust 20 the subscriber,
bearing date Decembe oath, 1873, and duly re-
corded and at the written request OF tbs credi-
tdereby, shall offer for sale at public
suctlon, IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY,
following real estate, to wit: All of lot Of ground
situated and being In the city Of Washington, in
as Lot numbered eleven tn, of original Lot No s,
reooivlsi3n OF Lyons and Normile), In square No
SO as set forth In said deed with the i'm
thereon, consisting Of a new frame house
terms One-third cash, the residue in 6, II aud Is
months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
iefred payments, satisfactorily secured and bearing
ihteIe az the rate OF ten cent. from day of sale
oeed given and deed OF trust taken, All coa.
veyancing at the cost Of the purchaser. If the
terms Of sale are not mplied with within days
from the day OF sale the trustee reserves the right
% the said property at the risk aud cost of the
defaung purchaser by giving three 80 days notice
through the Evening Star.
AsBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
spT2-eo&ds DUNOANSON BROS, Aucts.
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10y b. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionecr.
Federal Buildings. corner TIN and sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
Inc LOT ON TH1 SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
GIaaPir9qL nTnEETs kTTwshncTroNSH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Inc LOT ON TH1 SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
CAPITOL STREET, BHIWkkn SIa AND
l0lH sTkBBTS EAST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated n arch llth,
~ d. 1874, duly recorded In Lfber No. l4s, folio
- 40, Of the land records for Wsshi agton
county, in the District OF Columbus, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell At
pubic auction, IN trent Of the premises, on MON
DAY, May IL h, iS7I. ct 81 o'clock y. m, the fol-
Warrington, District Of Columbia, to wit All that
hundred and fsrty two (9l2), commencing Of Q lint
nil efsen 49, feet four ~ inches east from the north
west OF original Lot numbered eight (el aud
rupning thence east along east Capitol twenty
1oD feet, thence south IT right angles with said
str Get eighty 800 feet thence west BY line parallel
with sa East Capitol street six 6) fest and four f
inches thence due south twenty (2s feet thence
due west thirteen ls feet and eight (s inches and
thence due north one hundred and i've (l0sl feet 90
the place Of BEGINNING. !
Terms: Sl,Ee, with Interest from April o,h,
lS, TO day Of sale, and psnses Of sale in cash
and the balance a. six twelve and eighteen months
for which the notes Of the purchaser. bearing
interest from the day OF sale, and secured By oseQ
OF trust on the property sold. viii - taken.
deposit Of one hundred dollars viii be required OF
the purchaser ct the time Of sale, and 81 convey.
ancfnG q the expense Of the purchassr terms o.
sale not complied With In seven dsys from me
dav OF sale, the Trustee rseervee TIE g resen
the property ct tho rzk and cost OF the eefsnfiss
purchaser. amer ave days sdv5rs,ss1mSs1ss; r..
nas-soads ooLDwfLL' ssissnsa.
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tlH LATIMER d OLEARr,
- Auotioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and lltb street,
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
TATE ON eTH sTREBT WEST, BETWEEN
STREET NORTH AND PUBLIC SPACE.

STREET. NORTH AND PUBLIC SPACE.
- By virtue OF decree of thu Sup reme Court of
the District # GSIumbis, passed in q certain
-causs in " hich William Nc Lean Is complaf ant
aid Elisha faconer ct al are defezd ants-No 767
EQUITY DOCKET Ill will Offer for sale, at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on Friday the
10; DAY OF May, 1874 at O'Clock M, part Of
corded in the office Of the Surveyor of washington
city in Liber B. folio los, contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds: Beginning at the north
east corner Of said tot oth street west and
thence west along the lire Of alley feet6 inches
wde feet 10 inches to another alley in the rear Of
aid lot; thence south along the line OF said last
mentioned alley IA feet inches; thence east 81 feet
10 inches to the line of Sth street; thence north
along the line OF 9Th street IA feet inches the
point OF beginning. The improvements onsis. of a
four story brick dwelling, Containing rooms, with
bathroom, gas and water.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
cash; the balance In equal instruments at 6 aud IL
months, for which the purchaser will be required to
give bis n;tes, bearing interest at per cent Der
annum to be secured by the retention of the title
until paid. SlC0 down when the property Is bid Off
OJnyey anciDg at purchasers expense.
EUGENE OARUSI, Trustee.
apA-eo6ts LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucn.
RI DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucttonoers,
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HY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. l00l, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION.
efill continues and III continue from day to Jay
until the entire stock is disposed Of. The whole 10
be sod in lots to suit Buro hGsers for cash Sales
Will commence daily a. a.. IN. AMI aud D. a
ass GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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A N(HOh LINE.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
AVORITE ROUTE FOR TO URiSTS
passenger Ace0mm Cd ati0ns UnSurpassed
STEA MEh EVEhY ALTERNATED DAY
III sdsy Steamers proceed rta. Lond 'nderry.
Saturday Steamers /" d,rscf to Glasgow.
PROM PIERS 30 AND 81 NORTH RIVER, NY
Rates OF PAssAGE-PAYABLB IN OURRRNcY:
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDON.
DEhRY. QUEENSTOWN OR SELFAST
Cstin S63 to $50, according to Accommod attons
Cabin return Tickets issued at reduced rates
intermediate $50. Stserage $50.
DyottS 1SShsdtor any amount AT LOicsN rates
For Tickets or further Information, apply to-
MISS ANNIE x. HUM PHREYS,
. $50 18th street near Pennsylv ania avenne.
OrtO CAMMkCk CO., 1423 r street N W.,
near Treasury Department, Washington.
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L flYLeR,s,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
cAKIWkIe MARSERS SUPER AND
GAUZE MERIH0 UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS.
INDIA GArzE AERINo SHIRTS,
SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Isle TBRIAD SHIRTS AND DRAwERs,
LINEN AND JBAB DRAWERS.
The largest and %c:s elegant lines Of English and
Fancy, ever offered In this market.
GLOyEs.-Harris and L. H. & T. Kid, In one and
two buttons. Lisle Thread In one and two buttons.
All the new shades.
WINDSOR sOARrs, Ties and Bows, in Plain,
lack and Fancy, Of our own importation.
Hemstitched HAHDKERCHIEFs; q large stock
Borders.
PaImer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor. and a
web stocked with Q splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTINGs. We are prepared to make
special order for the D0EBLE-YOKE SHIRTsst
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOB SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR sel 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR sei 90.
-N ""NN~ss otec'eN''y ttc NBuHuJdC OF IftS
shirt during the past tiCo years has proven, beyond
doubt that IL is the most comfortable and perfect
fitting one made in any section Of the toorld The
thousands Of original and duplicate orders receiced
for hese Celebrated Shirts fully conf firm the asser-
hon.
Givc them trial, and Be convinced for your-
selves. We are noIU the only ocners and dathor-
lied manufacturers Of p ALMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. All other persons attempting 10
manufacture them are infringsrs, and he public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasiro them
Of any other parties.
GENTLEMEN'S LAUNDRY.
Having established q first class Laundry in eon
nection with our Shirt Mandatory, we are nre
pared to laundry sentlemens wear at the following
prices:
Embroidered Bosom Shirts .................l5 cents
80 80 81 cent?
3 cents
Iine, n, cents
q cents
Ouhs' per psir'..... cents
DIaWors cents
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents
Orders called for and delivered free OF charge.
ment. ~o'ON
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 TAYLOR,
ap.9 623 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
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- GeLera Brokers and Real Estate AuctiOneers,
a23 9TH street, opp. o. Dept.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT,
WITH A THREE STORY BRICK BUlLDING,
ON SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BETWEEN
OH AND 5TH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
a By virtue Of desd OF trust 70 the subscriber,
- dated Feb uary 18th, A. ID 1873, and duly re
corded ia Lber 705, folio 255, of the isnd records
ef W ashtnston county, District Of Columbia, and
AZ the request of the party secured thereby, will
li IT PUBLIC auction, in front OF the promises, on
p m Gil that piece or parcel OF ground lying and
being IN the city Of Washington, D c., described
tbe middle oDe-third Of original lot ten (l0D, in
square eight hundred AID seventy six $780, the same
beng comprised within the following mstes and
Dc u9ds namely: Beginning for the same at point
on south Carolina ayeoue, distant two hundred and
hve( 2o) feet and one "a inch from the northeast
corner 81 said SQUARE; tnegee running back 70 the
rear line OF said ot ten (l0) parallel the dividing
line OF lots ten (lO) aud eleven ia said square,
distance OF one hu1dred ald fourteen (l4l feet and
pine I'D inches; thence west twenty t20D feet eight
and sixth Is l6l nches thence north, parallel
with said dividing line Of lots ten lOD and eleven
lul, TO said avenue, enc hundred I'd fourteen li4
feet and nine (9l inches; thence along said avenue
twenty and four ~ inches to the place Of
beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at ten per cent. per
anDum from day of sale, and secured by deed of
trust. A deposit of 100 will pe required accept
srce cf bid. All convey ancins at purchaser cost
IL terms Of sale not complied with within seven
days from date of sale, the trustee the right
fauing purchaser, after five days. adv ssrnent
in SEINE newspaper published in the city Of Wash
inetCn. Z. l.. SCH MIpT, Trustee,
ap2y-d6ds IL. III. R1Ah Il co Aucts.
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsaINGToN,. N9RrOLK, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, AND PROVIDENCE.
The fine iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
having resumed her regular trips 70
NoTtolk, will leave her wharf, foot Of = 1&4k-
SIKH STREET every MONDAY and sakizEzf.3s
hUksDAf, at ,. m. touching at the principsl
river landings, connecting at Norfolk with steam
snip of the M. and M. Limo for Boston and Proyi.
d. nee; with the Old Domination Steamship Com
"Care Of Lady OF tbs Lake, via Norfolk - '''''
N. Il. FITZHUGH, Agent, 6, b street wharf
A. o. PLANT, General Agent
arZ0 Rom No 10, Plant RuIIdinp