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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
III JOS. r. KELLET,
ID Rsal Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
Office No. 90Y 9Th street northwest.


- Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer
ONCE No. s03 9Th street northwest
TRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE uHIM.
PkQYED RlAL EsTATE, ON 3D STREEr
kAsI, BnTWnIN NORTH Q sTREET AND
~ AsssnATHGsETre AVENUE HORrHEAsT,
a By virtue Of deed Of trust to the pdersisned,
OOdated March 9Th, 1877, and duly recorded in
-Liber No: SO, folio 49, ct Sc. one Of the Land
hecords In and for washington county, in the Dis
trfct OF Columbia, and 1t the written request Of the
m front of the premises on MONDAY the 27th day
OF July d: 1874, ct O'Clock B. m, the foie wing
described real estate situate in the City Of Wash
OF Columbia, to wit All that certain
piece or parcel of ground known the south part
o. ios n1moered ten tlol 10 square numbered seven
(So feet on the west side Of Sd east and run
ming back the depth OF the lot, containing seven
one hundred and Is Loo square
Terms of sale: About $500 being the balance duel
witn Interest at six per cent per snnum from April
ance In three equal instalments for which the pur
chaser u TO his notes pay able six, elve
(z) and eighteen (lS) months, with interest ct six
Der cent. per snnum and secured by deed trust on
the property sold. Sl0O to be paid down immedi-
after sale. onveyancing ct cost Of purchss
within seven days after SALE the trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
oefsulting purchaser by giving i've days notice in
some newspaper published in said city.
J. g. pISBLOW. Trustee.
UI5-eoSds JOS. y. eLLY, Auct.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THU RsD-1 July 80, le74, same hour and place
By order of yhe Trustee.
jy2s st JOS. F. KELLEY, Auct.
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TOMORROW,
by THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioDeer,
- 6il LOuislane avenue. tMO doors easI of I'll

by THOMAS BOWLING. AuctioDeer
- o41 Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 9TH st
ELEGANT WALNUT AND COTTAGE rURsI-
JURE, MlRRORS, CARPETS, OILOLOTHs,
BID AND TABLE LINEN, HAIR AND HUSK
mATIhEssES. FEATHER PILLOWS, Boil
STEERS. sc. sc. AT AUCTION
n On FRIDAY. July 3 LIST, 1874, at 10 O'Clock
" a. at No. sig street northwest, I will
Housekeeping, be Dg the contents of some
thirteen ro.m Consisting in part Of
Elegant Marble-top Walnut Chamber Suites,
Cottage Suites, Wardrobes, III irrors,
Brnssels, Three ply aud Ingram Carpets,
mattinRs. Oilcleths, Dining-room Furniture,
Bee and Table Linen, ii sir and Husk M stiresses
Festher Pillows aud Boosters, Bedding,
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &C.
The attention Of and others Is called to this
sale, ss the Furniture is nearly nsw in good cond-
ton, and will be sold perem ptoiiIy.
THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioueer.
N. -Tne premises are for rent on moderate
terms Possession given August LIST, lS74.
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THR END OF A CURIous LIBEL Srrr.-Some
two years ago Father Martin. a Catholic or lest
OF Willoughby, Ohio, sued the Cleveland Leader
for libel, laying his damages at $1,000. The
Leader had published q letter stating that
Father Martin had informed the widow Of one
OF his deceased parishioners that the soul of her
husband was in purgatory, from which unfor-
pray ers and cere monies, which Father Martin
offered to render and perform for the sum of
ten dollars. demurrer was filed to the petit
ton, that the facts stated in il did not consti-
tute cause of action. The court sustained the
demurrer, and judgment was given for the de-
PENDANT on the ground that purgstory is not
stated or shown to be q particular place. in
the language of the Petition thar PRAYING the
soul out Of purgatory Is not stated to be assum-
ing any particular destiny fer it; and that the
averments as TO special damage are too remote,
any damage has occurred; only that there ia
danger, or a risk, that IL will in future occur
etc. Cincinnati Commercial,
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10y WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
~ New Marble Building,
No. 500 and goa Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9th st
NEW AND sECOK D-HAND FURNITURE;FIvE
hLEGANr FkENCH PLATE MIRRORs;
WALNUT AND GILT FRAMES; ELEGANT
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES; WALNUT
HOOhOAeES; PARLOR SUITES, in Reps and
Hair Cloth; WALNUT MARBLE rOP SIDE
BoARDS, WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION
TABLES AND CHAIRs; COTTAGE CHAM
BnR SITE; WARDR0BES; BUFFETs; SEQ
a On fRlDAY MORNING, July 81, 1874,
w commencing at lO O'Clock, we will cell, on the
~ first floor ofour sslesrooms, the aboye-men.
iti%ned Furniture, Carriages, SC, sc
VIII be added to the above sale, 200 pieces
Ga 54 and A. hjte and Check Mathis; $50 pieC 20
81, 54 and A oiicloth.
Jy29 VIM. l.. WALL h CO., Aucts
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DROPOSALS FOB FUEL

CLERKS OFFICE,
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, u. g.,
. washington, ID. o., July 231, 1874, \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
qnill - O'Clock m, on FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of
Jniy- 1874, Tor furnishing for the House Of Repre-
sentstiTes SEQ tons 24O Ibs) best quality White
ash NO ], or broken Coal, TO be Thoroughly screen
"a and Tree from oirt $50 cords of best Bakers sea-
sontd Pine Wood; 90 cords Of seasoned HiCkory
Hoo6 sawed IN three pieces, and 50 cords of sea-
sontd OAK NOod, sawed ia three pieces, all Is be
Delivered into tbs vaults Of the Capitol, Ader the
erection OF the Chief Engiheer within fifteen days
after signing the contract.
DO bids viii be received from parties personally
unknown by the Clerk, unless accom- panied by a
written guarantee, signed by some responsible per-
sop that In the event of the acceptance Of the bid
the necess arr contract will be entered into By the
bidder when required.
EDWARD MCPHERSON
jy24-eO iIerk n N a
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BABY FARMING-Children Starred 10 Dedh.-
DR.. Laurence johnson, of No. $40 west 26th
street, reported to the board Of health this morn
ing that he was called yesterday to attend a
child named John Joseph Graham, aged q
days, at No. go west 9th street, who was in low
condition, and died soon afterward Dr. John
son made the following report in regard to the
case to DIR. Harris, of the board of health: 81
was called to see the child Just as be was diving;
to Mrs. Malloy, at No. 220 west 9th street, as
far as could ascertain, about two weeks ago,
by man who cannot now be found. Mrs NAL
10y says she has fed the child on condensed
milk, and consider him a victim to the system
of baby farming which prevails extensively in
our city. find frequently illegitimate children
placed with careless and ignorant women for
the apparent purpose of causing their death:
and from the baby's appearance L have no
doubt 1t has suffered and died from malmatri-
ton, probably caused by improper food."-N
y. Cor. Phtl1. Press.
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DEPOT QUARTKRMLsTER's OFFICR,l
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1874. (
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, with q CODY of this
advertisement attached each will be received AT
this once until noon AUGUST 39, 1874, for furnish
pR The United States QuarterDl asters De partment
with the following named articles, viz:
10 GO PAIRS Woolien Stockings
a0.UtO pairs White Berlin Gloves.
5.UtO pairs Woollen Mistens
HOyO pairs Boots, brass screwed.
e. .CUO pairs BOotees, brass screwed.
$40 pairs Buffalo Overshoes
go pairs Arctic 0yershoes, Buckle Caters.
Coz PAIRS Arctic Overshoes, Snow Excluders.
HOO WcoIlen Blankets.
200 Iron Bunks.
400 sets Iron Bunk Stats
lt0 sets Stencil Plates.
IOSW ards Dark blue Cloth, Sd
l0JL00 yards Sky blue Kersey, o..
All articles will be sur jected to a rigid inspection
and bidders are informed that full compliance with
specifications will be insisted upon, and that 70 ar
ucles inferior to the standard will be accepted
The Government reserves the right to reject any
sll bids
Bids are requested for delivery of the articles AT
PEilsdelphia and also at San Francisco.
fOr Information in detail, apply 20 this office,
Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals for Military Supplies" and addressed
to the undersigned.
BY oresr Of the Quartermaster General.
L.. o. EAST6N,
Assistant Quartermsster General q. 8. A.,
t2f6t 1u charge OF Depot.
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"A WASHINGTON, July Is, lS7 T.

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND MOVING
EARJH AND STUMPS OF TREES AT THE
u. 8 CAPITOL GROUNDS.
Sealed Proposals for the above work are invited,
and vii be opened at the office of the Architect Of
the Capitol on MONDAY, August 3, at ] O'Clock D.
m; where specifications can be seen.
ne bidders TO state the price per cubic yard. No
Did VIII be considered unless accom- panied with a
DC I'd In the sum OF 10 co., approved by Of the
Judges o. aDlstrlct Court OF the United states,
will enter into contract and perform the service In
accordance with the specifications.
The right TO divide the work, and to reject any or
al bids, as msy be TO the interest Of the United
States, is reserved.
iyis-eotsug3 EDWARD CLARK Architect.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street.

lyon sTREET M NoR sfaSsT BR RF%rHk
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND HORTH GAP
lTOL STREET, AT AUCTION.
a By virtue Of Q deed of trust bearing date the
10th day of June, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded
- In Liber No. Us, folio rs, one of the Land BE-
cords Of the District of Columbia and by direction
Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned as
trustee viii offer for saI in front of the premises,
gust, 1884, at O'Clock p. all those pieces par
GELS Of ground known as parts Of lots numbered two
CD three (3l, four 90, and five 90, In square No.
$50 being 60 feet front by depth Of $50 feet nine 90
inches.
Terms: One-hal cash; balance In 80 days. A de-
pOst Of Slt0 required when the property ia bid of
All convey ancing at the cest Of the purchaser.
jy9s.d THOMAS DOWLTNa, Auct.
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RF VIM. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and goa Pennsy lyania avenue,

- New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and goa Pennsy lv ania avenue
q. 8. MARSHALS SALE OF LOT or
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In virtue of writ Of era facIas issued out of the
clerk office Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, / will sell at public
sale, for cash. at No. I'll 18th street northwest, on
FRIDAY, the 1th day OF August, 1874, Commencing
at % O'Clock a. the following goods to Wit viz:
81 Ready made Cloth Ooa.s;
81 do DO; Mems and BOYS Pants;
60 do. do (; Boys Jackets, Pants and Vests;
16 do. do. Linen Jackets;
" do. do. Cloth Veste;
% do. do. Summer Vests;
20do. do. de: Vests, Jackets and Pants.
"a Knit Jackets;
Lot Shirts and Drawers;
Lot Hats, Gaps, Su .penders, Gloves, &C., &c;
"a Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
seiZed and levied upon the goods and chattels Of
Simon Goodman, and will be sold TO satisfy execu-
tien No. L y525, in favor of Samuel Holman.
ALEX. SHARP. u. b. Marshal, d. q.
j32S-d BY WIN. l.. WALL co., Aucts.
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pY b. II. wARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioreer
Federal Buildings. Corner yth and Streets N. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF THE


- BY virtue of three deeds Of trust, bear 1g late
0respectively on the 5th October, A. d. 1872; 9Th
-April, A. ID. ISIS, and l6tn June, A. D. 1873,
and recorded In Liber No. 6s7 folio lsS; Liber No
us, folio xe, and Liber III, folio 1S7, Of the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District Of
Oolnpbis and At the request OF the parties secured
thereby, will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, August 9th, A. D. 1874,
at O'Clock y. m, ell those certain pieces parcels
Of ground situate in the city of Washington, the
District OF Columbia, and known O. Lots numbered
twenty two (22l twenty three (33l and twenty -four
let numbered Ave 90, In Square numbered six hun
dred and eighty six 1866, said subdivision having
been made By the heirs At-law Of William Hickey,
Terms Of sale: One.third cash; balance in SIX f6)
twelve 2l and eiehteen (ls) months, with interest
81 eight Isl per cent per annum, secured by deed
OF trust Two hundred dollars will be required a.
deposit at time Of sale All e cost q
tn ten days, the Trustee the right TO rese
the property ut the risk and cost of defauting pur
Chaser.
gThis property viii FIRST be offered - . whole,
and II NOS sold will then be offered In lots.
WILLIAM a. GORDON, in, trustee,
jy33-eoads J. r. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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n6A Chicago father whose son wanted to enter
Columbia College declined because 1t Ia too near
Brooklyn.
~A warning from Round Lake: "Rev. b. I.
Ives says that he knew man In prison, who,
in order not to work, complained Of lameness
until his leg became psralyzed.
ga family Of Iowa frogs has been found $50
feet underground, and IL IL supposed that they
have been nest-hiding there for almost o cen-
fury.
D%"Haven't "a right to be saucy II I piease?,
asked young lady of an old bachelor. eyes,
IL you please, but not il you displesse," was the
answer.
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DROPOeALe r0R BUILDING THE 6ORrH
EBN LIBhRrY MARKET HOUeE

eealtd Proposals will be cefved BY the Northern
Liberty Market Company % their Office, X street,
oetwrt am o. 18th streets, 10 II O'Clock neon Of
the IIH DAY OF AUGusT, 1aI, for furnishing the
materials and doing the cut-tone work, brick work
carr enter work tin work plastering. paintine,
gnIed IN building the superstructure Of their new
Plans and spec stions can be seen and forms of
pr posals procured at the office Of ames III GIL
Iehitect, 70S = street.
Toe company reserve the right TO reject any or all
DIGS deemed Tor the interest Of the pany to 70
50. Inc successful bidder will be gu red TO give
bonds TO the amount Of twenty shous an uoIlars for
the faithful execution of the contract
GEORGE W KING,
lNjS 'US9ugl46 SeCretArg.
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WHAT can be pleassnter than the life of
western farmer nowadays? At daylight he gets
up and examines the holes around his corn-hills
for cut-worms; then he smashes coddling-moth
Larvae with hoe-handle until breakfast. The
forenoon is devoted TO watering the potato bugs
with solution OF Paris green, and after dinner
all hands turn out to pour boiling water on the
chintz bugs In the corn and wheat fields. In
the evening fayorite occupation is smudging
peach trees TO discourage the curculio, and
after q brief season of family devotion at the
folks retire and sleep s0undly till Aurora red
dens the East, and the grasshoppers tinkIe
against the panes and summon them to the
labors of another day.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BURlAU OE CONsrRUCIInN IN RRnA LII


WASHINGTON, July 81, 1874.
ne navy department Will efer for sale at public
aus ton the following named vessels:
. Al TIE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, BosToN, on
sATUbDAf, the a9th OF August, 1874. at IL
O'CLOCK IN the iron-cisd turret screw yrs,sis
"sHAwNkx" and "WAssUc," each Of 4S3 tons
m, ksuren eut. ~
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION JEAeux
ISLAND, on sA1UhDA1, the of Septemoer
RIA Al IL O'Clock M, tho iron clad vessel nYA
ZOO" of iS3 tors M asurement
AT The UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION, NEW
nkLEANs, on SATURDAY, the 4 2th of Sc ptemb1r
1874 al IL O'Clock the iron ad, single turret
rev vessels fTLkH,' "IRIs,n TKLAMATH"
- MPQUA" and YUMA" each of 4S3 tons measure
mnnt, he iron-o,ad screw vessels +" kswAYDIN" and
"WINNEBAGo," each $40 tons me ssuremsnr, aad the
lioi clad screw vessel 'CHICKAsAw,'' of $50 tons
Measurement.
The vessels will be offered as they lie and may be
exhm1bed at any time previous to the day of sale
upon application to the Oonmandant eff the Yard
orstaion where they are, pectiyely who will ex
hlbit TO persons detfring TO bid inventory of
snoh articles as n ay be sold with them
Thirty per ceBtum Of the whole amount of the DUR
chase money for each vessel be az the
time of sse, and the balance paid IN cash ben the
sale IL confirmed by the Depart nent the vessels TO
be removed within three weeks frvm the date Of
such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessels, either of them from sale at any time
and 10 REJECT any bid offer which may be consld-
cred inadequate. jy3C-th4t
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6NONGRBAS SHABk88.
"a. sTRllT, B.ryy ~. 9 .NS !. .,,,,,
tEood Horses iof sals eysry yesk.
eck1-1ys BICHAxD vAxxskroDr1otoR.
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10y DUEOANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
" Southeast corner 9Th and D streets northwe

10y DUEOANsON BROb., Aucti0neers,
u Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northw est
TRUSTEES sALEeF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 2lsT
AND 22D STREETS SOUTHWEST.
- By virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated on the 4th
La day Of October. A; D. ISL, and recorded in
Liber No. 65S, folio 282, enc of the land records
Tor Washington county ID. C., and by the direction
CT the party secured thereby, will SELL at public
auction, In front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
lOth day OF August, 1874, at 80 O'Clock p. all
that certain piece parcel of nd in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, known and de-.
signaed on the ground plat OF the said city part
Of lot fourteen (i4), in square numbered seventy
five t75), beginning for tue same at the north west
corner Vf said lot numbered fourteen (l4), and
ming thence southvesterly at right angles with
line OF Pennsylvania avenue, eishty-six feet and
ntre inches; thence south twenty five (25D feet;
thence east about forty four feet thence northeast
eIly ninety feet and six inches to the line of PENN
sylN anla avenue; and thence westerly forty-nine
feet nine inches 20 the place of beginning together
with all the improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured By
said deed Of trust paid and the penses of sale,
in cash; balance at and years, with interest
$40 deposit OF acceptance of bid. Ifterms of sale
are not complied with within seven days after sale,
the property Will be reseld at risk aud cost of the
def.ultipg purchaser Conyeyancing at cost of pur-
chaser. y. A. LUTZ, ia. Trustee.
Jy29 DCNCANSON BROS Auctl
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RECEIVERS SALE OF NEW CHARLES
sTIEFF PIAE0%FORTE.
- By order of court in cause No Jes
Docket Is. will sell, on SATURDAY, the
yt''1st day OF August, 1874, at IL O'Clock m, :,
at the auction rooms of Latimer d Oleary,
One new Charles M. Stieff Piano Forte, ~ octave
fire tone al condition
Terms cash. ALFRED =. WILD, Receiver
jyi9-dts LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts,
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YALE AT THE POUND.

There will be sold ct the Pouud, corner Isl street
and New ORR avenue northwest, IL not preyfou sIy
redeemed, TO MORkOW Il Friday DIV / 81. Ar s
a., spotted Cow, taken up and inPounde4 under
tns laws and ordinances of the Board of III ealth
IL p. r. KEENE. ID Haaifh Onicar
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v0Hll LOAF 0YYIol, sws~ q "a esa
- s.d Me- Ixs As1.s. snfIsnes Q. lsw -
in the city. Money loensa Is The lovsf rees0 i
q intsreh on Geld and silver Wssphss. Diansads,
0entiWsnS Olcehing, OaFDsh "a II aEsiclsS Q
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RY B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and II SITS northwest

NY B. II. WAREEB,
- - R sI Estate Broker and AuetiOneer.
OHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PP6RSsSvEP PROPERTY ON THE EoRTHEAsT
d. o.. AT AUCTION.
q Under and by virtue Of decree passed by the
cause pending in that O urt, wherein Angus
tvs GeIsdoTf ct 81; are plaintiffs, and Woodbury.
" heller. administrator, c; t. a., Of Patrick
Equity Docket 49, the uncersigned as trustee will
sell, 81 public auction in front of the premises TO
he highest bidder, on FRIDAY 3lst day of July,
Described a. SS oiek Bsn s30 ss, two o. is
feet front on street north, by the whole depth Of
lot nnnbered three, 80 In square numbered five
hundred and hfty eight, $685. also, the south fifteen
four, ca square numbered five hundred and fifty
eight, (s5S This property.is finely located, and is
lmptVyed by comfortable three story Brick House,
The terms OF ssIs are: Oue-third of the purchase
M ney cash, and tho balance In equal instalments
OF six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
notes. TO be secured by deed of trust ssid lots
and in square 565, and bearing interest from date
9th sale; S2O to be deposited by the purchaser,
whose b id Is accepted at the sale.
yE-d j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
Il sino, three Msndrets, five Cart Harness,
i've Bltck Carts, one Emery Machine, BGilding
Pulley s. shafting and other appurtenances there
unto belonging:-By virtue Of . teed Of trust bear
hter TO folio l9l Of the land records Of Washing
ton, ID. u we Will sell at public auction, on FIJI
DAY the Sist day u July, 1874 at $50 O'Clock D.
wharf, the above named articles. Terms cash
HORATI0 Z. WILCOX rz,..
J23,24,25,N-s 20 WELCOME 4. BEEBE,i ius'
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UY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- (Successor to Green s. Williams, Aucts, y
No, lO01, northwest corner 10th and streets

u z.sl
No. lO0l, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TEUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL Es.
TIE SITUATE ON sTBEEr, BETWEEN
NINkTEEHTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS
HOTHWE EST, NEAR THE CONNECTICUT
AVENUE AND STREET CIRCLE.
- Under and by virtue of two deeds OF trust
06dated on the 7th day of June, 1873 and record :
e, ed respectively in liber No. IA, .: fOlies 293
cuted on the sth day Of July, 1871. and lodged for
record In the Office ofths recorder Of deeds FOR the
District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
holders OF the notes secured by said deeds of trust
the undersigned will, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of
August 1874, at o'clock In the afternoon, in front
of the premises proceed to sell the following pieces
parcels Of ground, TO wit: Lots Nos %, 49, 80 81
and 81, of Hopkins subdivision Of 81 numbered
10 as The same Is recorded in bsr B, on page LEA,
In the office OF the surveyor Of Washington.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the balance in
equal fnstallments in six, twelve, and eighteen
months, bearing interest at six per cent. per an
mum, secured by deed of trust upon the property.
deposit OF D 80 will be required on each lot when
ii is I'D of. II the terms Of sale are not complied
with in days after day sale the trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell the property any PORTO
in hich default Is made at the risk OF the default
ing pure hsser. All conyeyanciDg at the cost of the
purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN N. Olivia, Trustees.
Jy26-eo6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Arct
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,ereer,
- GAL Louisiana ave-, "a door east of 1th stree
On SATURDAY. August st. q. 10 o,clo.l

M On eATUkUA1, August st, ct 10 O'Clock
IN, st my auction roosas, will sell by order
of. P Town, Constable, Al assor fn,sn, OF
= = uOfhce Furniture, consisting Of STUFFED Oas
Onioe On airs. Msrp.. Top Tables, Lounge, " art-
robe. Letter Press, Mirror, Pic,ures, &C.
ALSO, two new walnut Marble Top Chamber
Suites, and various other icles.
jys0 THOS DOWLIEG, Auct.
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A KENTUCKY FKUD BREAKS OUT AT A
Stock SALR.-The sale Of short horned cattle
Of WarnOck & McGibbon. near LARS station,
Kentucky, yesterday, was largely attended by
and Canada. About an hour before the sale
common oed difficulty occurred between Geo.
W. Rust, Of the National Live Stock journal,
Of Chicago, and the Shropshire family, of Bour-
bon county, but 1t was stopped before any one
was Killed. There has been great deal Of feel
ing between the parties for some time past,
growing out of some article In the Live Stock
Journal rejecting on the integrity Of the