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rul performance, and 1, wOuld be ungracous TO dwell
IYCEUM THEATER.

Mr. J. L. Toole will take possession OF the
Lvceum Thea,er ths evening" and his return to New
York Will doubtless he erected with great cordiay.
Besides tha, popular Tit OF domestic comedy. OF the
Line he will present two pieces new to this city" The
Dodrer." an arranEemont from "olver Twist" in
which Mr. T,olc plays the Ariul and farce by Mark
Lemon entitled domestic Economy" Mr.. Toole's en-
gaeemenI lasts weeks He will be followed by
Riatori
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WITNESS STABBED IN COURT.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. IA special dispatcn
from Huntington, W. Va, TO me Conmerea' SAP 'na'
civil suit IN court yesterday while c. Donnella
no of tno witnesses was testiiyng. DE- Butler one Of
,h nsr,ies 10 the suit, called him liar Donneiia
,ruck Butler and instantly stabbed In the bowe,
~ the latter Butler under arrest awaiting the feSu'
~ Ihe wound.
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PRINTING CLOTHS M,RKBT

pvovnvxcv X J. Feb I3-Transac,on- Printing Coh-.hnvs
been elected by scarcity OF spot goods ana tae %
70 make contracts fUre delivery, sSlr o the "eea be
% 900 piece, at good san srd anc eS 0r extras 'A'
dosing am GZuss offer. OF &c for some oS Oe eu
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curpcu puBNED IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 14.-The Lutheran
Churoh at Clear Spring, Washington County, Md, was
burned this evening. The and ST OF the furn-
nre were saved. The loss is about $1,000 Ihere WASH
ugur
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH or MAJoR-OEN. MACY

ACCIDENTAL DEATH or MAJORoEN. MACY
BosToN, Feb. 14,--Brevet MajOr-Gcn. George
Macy died at residence In this city Saturday night
under peculiarly sad circumstances He acci-
dcntalIy fell on Friday afternoon aud
small pistol In his breast pocket o'Sch@gco
cro,na ,vound which resui,ed in his death. lie was
nd was deepy mortified at The cause of big
oDnTosch,ng death He served through she war. , ana
was several times wounded and Iosb an arm AZ eY w. ~"
Horness SINCE the war he had been Secretary o. sIo
C..T..T .unr
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THE CAPITOL REMOVAL QUESTION IN WEST
VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb IA Dill remoV-
ing the Capitol OF this State to wheeling w"n 'no
% days passed the House on Saturday oy "
os The same bill passed tbs Senate few days since
,,t. ti, @ G,vcrnor'5 sguatur, - bccorrc - r.
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1.nrr r1pr IN INDEPENDENCE. MO.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 14.-Railroad passengers
report that sixteen business houses were burned III
independence Mo-, Thursday night. There Is no
telegraph-onice there, and particulars are not obtain
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15

the ,oe rsker In the BAY. workmen are now engages
IN rsmovne portions OF her The owners rear t00
ytsse will be % total loss.
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THE BARRACKS AT FORT SILL BUENED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 14.-1he VdshIta (han')
Beacon learns from gentleman VINO left Fort Sill last
Saturday that the greater portion OF the barracks at
that point was burned and that almost all the lndian
nrisOner6 hold there escaped.
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All Ernnfi0n

All Eruptions of the Face, Pmpes Bsok aesdA. Moth.
Wrinkles Spots Uuer the skin by GiLEss LsssSr
IonIDV or AMMONIA No Sold bI I'D
DrSgg, Depot No. 45l sIhaVe NexYork Oay 1OG aud 81
ruotlle
New-York tribune., 1875-02-15

DELAYS ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.
BLOCKADE or wEsTwARD-BoUND TRAINs-THE SAL
AMANCA AND BUFFALO DIVISIONS ABANDONED
ACCUMULATION OF FREIGHT TRAINS-PuTY-
EIGHT LOCOMOTIVES on THE EASTERN DIVISION
NEEDING REPAIRS
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRTBUSEl
HoRNELLsvILLE, n. Y, Feb. 14.-FOr three
DAYS the yard Of the Eric Railway Company mas been
bIockaied with westward-bound trains, which have
beon unable proceed further account of the snow
drifts from the storm OF Thursday The storm very
heavy west OF here, aud accompanied by violent
wind which heaped the snow In huge drifts. On the
Salamanca and Buffalo Divisions operations have been
brought to a complete standstill, although trains are
expected be running as usual to-day. All trains were
abandoned ON that part OF the road Thursday
FRIDAY and most OF yesterday. although trains
Nos and made their way through yesterday,
many hours late. Westward bound trains have run no
further than Thursday, until yesterday East
Found trains made up at this place on Friday
They were compelled to around by the Attica
branch and the Northwestern and Buffalo Divisions On
the Rochester the drifts also deep and
the Addison mail due here at 1925 u! H., ran into
snowbank near Warsaw Thursday. Westward
bound train No. g. upon reaching this station, was
ordered to 20 to the aid of the train with four Ocomo
tlyes but 1t was not freed until yesterday morning,
Fre gut trains hayO accumulated az all points mere
about Four ordered to leave this station
yesterday morning. but the motive power was lnsuin
Jersey civ office send all the locomotives here
to the ad OF trains on the Eastern DVlsOn wnch Is
also much obsructe 1t is said that there are 6 loco
that division waiting for repairs All trains
that have reached here from the East since Thursday
have from three to five hours late.
On Western Division there were snowDanks from
Is 10 80 feet high, and large forces OF men have been
working at them since Thursday. The Atlantic and
Great Western road has been also blockaded Dy the
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.TUAMLTON. ONT.-LOss, s37, 900.

HAMILTON, Ont. Feb. 13.-M A. Remmington's
wholesale paint shop and several stores In NchoiSohs
bock on Markost.. destroyed by fire this morning
r, e-ore oro Robert Evans scotsman; r. G. Cooper,
rocer ana j. KerIne salOonkeeper. Pn1 loss Is S1oO)
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5uerial NoIlces

Rend,s Grand Duchess Cologne.-Paest per'umer 10
Aascs and cheapest 25c 6Oc ~ bottle Sod b. Drusgss
generally.
. Reads sore Throat ana Catsrrh Powder,
Wonder OF the Age.
90 eG Sos W all D,vgs.sie
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THE wRECKED STEAMER.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. H.-rhe steamer Mary
Of tho Cvde Lue Sill lies III precItl1ds position 20
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THE WEATHER.

THE ICE BLOCKADE LESS RIGID.
TRAVEL ON THE RIVERS IN PART KEPT BACK-ThE
SOUND STEAMERS GIVE UP THEIR TRIPS-DELAY
OF THE MAIL
Within the last two days the ice blockade
In the bay rivers has been partially broken up On
Saturday both East and North River ferry-Ooats
were run with oerable regularity except In the morn
ing. when the Fulton, WaIl-st, South and Hamilton
ferries boats only when good opportunities 10 get
across through riffs in the ice offered The Fulton
ferry-boat Mineola which IS ono Of the strongest
boats on the East River started from the Brooklyn
shore at noon ON Saturday entanged In the
ice, and was carried rapidly and helpessy up stream
nearly to the NayyYard The vessel finally extricatec
Itself and got The propeller City OF FitchOurg OF
the New Bedford line was the only Sound boat that
arrived on Saturday. The steamers Of the New-Haven
line have discontinued running account or the Ice
They continue receive freight for all points North and
l. lst connecting at the Harlem River instead OF at
NewHaven with through freight trains They Will re-
sumo their regular trips this week, II possible The
freightboat City Of Norwalk which left Norwalk Conn,
week ago for NewYork is supposed to DE frozen n as
she old not arrive here on Saturday She last seen
of Captains Island.
Most the freight and passengers usually carried by
the various lines OF steamers running Long Island
Sound we're last week conveyed TO NewlIaVeD, Hart
ford aud other Eastern cities by rail. The steamer
Continental which arrived hero Friday night, had
all the buckets broken Of the wheels and the copper
stripped from the bow The passage through the Mar
has become dangerous TO sailing vessel" ana small
craft but ocean delayed by the ice In
getting In OF the harbor Yesterday The ferries
ali made trips at comparatively regular intervals the
ice having become much broken up. Tho boats fire.
qnenly had to go considerably out OF their regular
routes to avoid large cakes OF ice, but long delys oc
Cured except in the morning
Several OF the mails due in this city Saturday morning
were some hours behind time. having delayed by
snow and ice on the railroad tracks. The Southern
mall due at noou arrived at 1870 p. and the Erie
mali, at 8 a. did not arrive ia N3w-NJrk until
1880 d. IN The through Western mil arrived at the
same hour. although IL due at M Later III the
day the trains arrived with greater regularity.
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Gen. Chester Harding, son OF the artist OF
thai name died recently at ST. LOUIS lie prar'oeu IA"
s'"' ,i,or onarter OF a century in st. Louis and
',nd io' nnder Gen. Fremont in the cVil war
DIR. Hitzg the eminent Biblical ana Selnluo
.t,r died recently at Heidelberg, where he had Deon
,esor Of Theology since 1861, when he resigned te
,c,rshp of the High School at ZIrlch lie was /" "'
C8.h year. -, A. r
m ,,,.,o who WAS French Consul III this cty q; the
,,, . the Fr,nco-G German var. ana wa cOnccf"ed
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IlIER.


DAVIS on the 2'th Il April, 1875. MARrssJ
, Az 81 - at 'ha mouths siter long -ed
Jude.
We werc wcepiuS a hey pillow.
Fer Ne knew that she must .ite.
And unr house o. sad aud lonely.
Since Matte IN the grave mast lie
Fold the WsNen hand, together,
'l.se her soft ani dreamy eyes.
See how like = broken lilr
Our darling Matte lies.
How beautiful she look, In d-,ih
Al rohed m purest white,
Nj purer than the soul THIN
hat has taken At upward fIght.
saw her IN the bloom q youth
Like rose she bad led and hlbptnad
But afliiCtlOn- breath stole . "a h-t.
Aud hurried our Matte T. the tomb.
Sister Matte was cur darling
Pride OF all our hearts At homo:
But an angel came this ng and whi.pers.
Matte, darling, do come home "
Now, dry thy tears dear parents.
Aud remember the promise Riven.
Aud hen on earth your mission 5 daas,
BS her SiiieT. N X scr,r.r,
Relative and friends of the family are rea uests4
4 attend the funeral from her parents rc-iaenoe
Services a. be held at Fletcher Chapel, c,rn-r Ne.
York avenue and lth -.
GATCHEL. On the 10Th inst, at $ o clock y. |.
EDNA hIyERs, youngest child Of Theodore n aas
Blanche NJ Gatchcl, a. "a months aud days.
., triends Of the family are invited g attend the
street, Wednesday. at O'Clock .. m.
HOOD. On Monday, 18th inst, at - D IN at
years.
Funeral will take place from Trinity Church az
clock "Wednesday 2l>t inst Friends Il thu family
sre inNiteo 60 attend.
kRAUSE. Through the severe wounds received
ny the cad occurrence On Columbia railway yes;sr-
DAY our WILLIE, son OF Charles A. aad Helena
krause, was taken suddenly from Us.
hs igneHai will take ss5e from oar residence,
Relatives and Friends respectfully invited.
MARTIN. Att clock a m. on the 10Th inst :,
after q brief but painful Illness, DANtbL W. MAs-
TIN, in his sl-f year.
Funeral from his late residence, z22 New vsrt
avenue northwest, Thursday afternoon at 81, och
iPhlladeiphs aud New York papers please copy az
MARTIN. On April 18th, after a long and pain
f'i ,i 80, BRIDGE wife Of VIM Martin, ia the xsa
year Of hef age.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, 2i2 9TH street northwest on Wednesday at
ternoOn. AT clock. Relative. and friends are is-
Vited o. attend. Phila. LedgeT please oOpy.l
WALL On the 10Th inst, Mrs. ELLEN WALL,
wife Ut the late Michael fall, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
tuly requested to attend the funeral from her late
residence, corner 81 street, bet geen st aud New
York avenue northwest, "Wednesday, at 5 pm.
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BosroN wants it's intellectual superioritv
IN that conductor Of ole 81 it, strcet-csrs -
a"graduate OF a firSt-clasS college" but ne
i no more accurate in counting the whaie-
bones I'm n lady's corset when lifting her into
q car with his kuuckles than some candur-
tors ON The same line who spell Jerusaless
with a little "g '-Ca;cdgo Pow
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n SILVER MINE Sol.n FoR II .alN. 49, -
The Chipaan Silver Mine at Newburyport
Mass. was last r friday sold Tor - Goa 0sG - q
loiil stock company organized tn New YORK.
Tor The working % the mine The same nar-
tles rsid Sii.ooo FOR other parcels OF land in
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TBE LIES MUsT GO SoMEw9rRrrn.
liberal republicans ought 90 see far enough 20
know that they cannot stand where they are.
Iney must go one wsN or another. Theirs is
hybrid policy, and must go over % the
right or The left. They have no power %
repetition or prolongstioa of their kind
In politics they are mules" Most of them
are good men-nrst-rate men. They deserve
10 ne associated with true patriots. But they
lack decision and holiness They are lIke
the drunken man who held on 10 a lamp po>t
LOT support, and who being invited nv a
IIleno 20 cross over Ia the other side, an
swered How in the HI can \ come over
mere: when l can hardly hold ON where
amY'- hiciraoad iDtS,afsh
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kNASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w fSuccessor to Green q Williams, Aucta. j
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and SITS.

HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED
n ~ CRIMSON PkEsH BkhSk wAALMHF
skkAssise S SEsk c % s ThkStSs
PAilN ANTE y BBEEDsTfHADs. RURHEATSss AN AMP
k4CK FRI EXTEHSI1N TAR IA Hell AHD
AND OTHER CAEPtTS; CHINA, GLASS AND
CROCKERYWARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS,
a On TUESDAY, April 21th, 1873, commenc-
VI ing at 10 O'Clock q. nj shall sell ct the resi-
"vs96, corner 18th and y streets northwest, the
above collection Of household furniture The aften-
tiou Of persons in want Of fine parlor and chamber
rniure 10 directed to the above eale, q the 9oods
are nearly new and in perfect order.
apls-td WASd. D. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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lHf bkIAwARE PEACH CRoP.-The late
uhscssohable snow storm IL wa : feared would
prove OBSTRUCTIVE 10 the peach bud. Reports
have been received from various peach- sro~
" sections, MILFORD, Middletown and nover
which show that the crop has received n.
damage, as the backwRrineSs OF the seas.~
has prevented the buds from swelling-pNSs
IstiOSJ-
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~ AR RIb.D.

HOSToN-TEbkETr. On the 18th in.t h, IA |.
kCN. Nj. Black, GFuksf " N,srnN 10 At-- So.
1EFEtrr, both Of Nashinefun, ~. a. tPr,n,s
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droit Building, corner sth aud streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE in THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
TOWN, ON THE ANACosfiA Rohp. Viii
IN Ten nn MINTTks WALK OF THE NAVY
- BY virtue OF a deed of trust to me, dated the
9th day of October, lS6s, and duly recorded in
- iber and II, No. z, folio II, one of the land
records OF Washington county District Of Columbia
and at the written request Of the party secured there
the highest bidder, on WEDNESbaY,p Apr the he
l4th at clock =. m, the following described real
usted in Washington county, in the District of Co
lumba, and described as follows: Beginning at q
stone planted the southeast side Of the road from
of that part of the tract of land called Chi
chester which sold by John A. Smith TO
road north 80 deg, east 26O7 feet, thence south
49h deg east So IS feet thence south 50 deg, west
1928 feet 70 the dividing line between Charles A.
krause and Mrs. Otterback, thence north IS deg ,
west S4 feet thence north 30 deg, east SIS feet
thence north 3S1 deg, west $50 feet to the beginning
Terms of sale: One half cash, the residue in eouaI
pay ments in six and twelve months, with interest,
secured by the purchasers notes and deed OF trust
the premises. 500 TO be paid down on the day of
sale ConveyaDcing and recording to be at the cost
OF the purchaser. If the terms of sale not com
piled with il five days the trustee reserves the right
SAMUEL P SMITH, Trustee.
MARIO 2lt YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, April 2lst, same time and place.
apis YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE sALEIs FURTHER POST
time and place. BY order of the Trastee.
apo YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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lie DroIt Building, corner oth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
TOWN, ON THE RShC6sfi. RohD' VITA
YARD BRIDGE,
LII 23i day of November, Is6S, and duly recorded in
tiber and r, No 4 folio ~ one of the land records
ba he the party feb
hses s bSde PGe on Pe ay 6 o
April, at $50 clock p. IL, the following described
real estate: All that parcel Of land herein described
the five acres heretofore sold by Charles A. Krause
TO Henrietta \. Mckay, and from this stake which
Of thirty acres of Chichester for c. A KraUse bears
north forty nine and s-half. west forty and
running thence south Fifty nine degrees west
ts.59,w.l twenty-five perches ami fifty nine hun
krauses land and the land owned by Mrs Otter
bach and thence with that line south fifty seven
hundredths az 53-iooj perehes to stake, thence
north thirty two aud half degrees. east IN 32 cd
three and twelve hundredths 3 u 1907 perches a
stake, thence north forty -four degrees east
twelve and twenty four hundrehs l2 p 1900 perches
degrees west (i91z deg w forty and two hu1reths
90 100 perohes TO the beginning, containing i've
FERNS Of sale: One half cash; the residence in
equal payments, in six and twelve months, with in,
trust on the premises 30 to be paid down on the
day Of sale, Conveyancing and recording TO be at
complied with IN five days, the trustee reserves the
right to resell on ten days public notice at the risk
ana oil the saMkR F. Smith Trustee.
WEDNESDAY,. April 2Ist, same time and place
apis ToTNG MIDDLETON. Auc,s.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until WEDNESDAY, April 2-th, same
apsS o" p'''' Y6 q 1 M Id Aucts
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings corner 9TH and n SITS. northwest

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNlMPROyED
PROPERTY On THE SOUTH SIDE or
sTkEET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SIS,
NORTHWEST.
- ON FRIDAY, April %, ISIS, at $50 O clock
.. m, will be sold at public auction. in front Of
- the premises, the east half of Lot seyentee0
(I7D, in square three hundred and seventy seven
ts77b fronting &c feet ga inches street, with .
depth Of l59 feet TO q % foot alley.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third In cash, balance in one
ana Two N'i n ~ 49, ni. PEI an
ESQ will be req uired at the time Of sale. All con-
yeysncing at the expense Of the purchaser. Terms
10 be complied with in seven days
apl3 tn tn I'd j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman
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WAsH WLLIA a s,. ADes'S William. .nct,
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IiPRoy-
ED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON

o. By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
* the District of Columbia, passed on the 10th
day of April, 1875, in certain cause in said court
D Dding. wherein Sarah Page is complainant and
sophia Z. Page and others are defendants, being
equity cause No. 3725 will sell, public auction
on MONDAY the 3D. day of May, ISIS, at O'Clock D.
m lin front of the premes the lots Of groundk
lots numbered l9 and % ofP quare
numbered t6l in the city Of Washington, ID. G. Lot
~ fronts d feet inches and lot ~ fronts % feet
,ouih street. There 10 two story brick dwelling
house covering q part II each lot So much Of LOT
No about Is feet,I as Is unimproyed and not con-
nected or enclosed with the said dwelling viii lie
sold by the square foot, the other portion Of said
real estate, viz: All Of lot % and about IS inches
front by the depth of said lot - and improv
viii be sold together.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; and tn lance In
8 per centum per annum, 20 be secured by purchas-
efs notes. deposit Of go required on leech piece
cost Of purchaser. II terms Of sale are not com
piled with within i've days from day Of sale, the
purchaser. CHARLEe WALrBR, Trustee
sps0 eoads Wash, ,. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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UNDERTAKES.

~ r. HARVEY,
Undertaken,
No. s3l y STREET, between Ninth and TeasA.
marl-ly
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~ c Al,
FL II. III. WkRNrT
y O r Z & L


=, Nal fS'ate Broker and Auctisneer
edeIs Bul-d-EsS Cor. 9Th and Il street. norfbvps.
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AUCTION SALES.


DUNcANsoN BROS, Ancsioneer,,
~ Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF HORSES, Tor
hSD NO TOP BuGGIEs, HARNESS, sCULL
g. on tn uRspAY AFTERNOON. AMI,
SCS22d, A; p. ls75 al O'Clock D. IN, vii
sell, IN front Of the auction rooms Of Duncanses
] boUded Bay Horse very fine action aud style, sss
fast, being one Of best road horses ia Wash
Top Buggy made by Brewster Co, New York.
Concord Wagon.
l Bay Horse.
Set Single Harness
Belonging !? The Ssis e tss lac gs,TsS1 ai'e',
apl9 81 DUNCANs0N BROS, Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING.
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
S.,. lsucGessor To Latimer CiesryD
Southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPBoyEp PROPERTY
TWEEN V AND W STREETS, NORTHWEST.
Ii December, A d. is72, and duly recorded in
hber No. 70I, folio rs, one OF the land records
az e Sri rS1 II the paTy % eT%d tbsrebr .
1 shall sell on TIT RsDAY, April 29th, 1875, at
division OF square No ssl in the city Of Washing
ton, District oi Columbia, having front Of ~ feet
on The west side Of lo,h street, AID running beck
about 60 teet 20 an alley, and improved By a two
story Brick Dwelling;
months. with notes bearing Interest, and ecurei BY
deed Of trust on the properly sold. COnveyancin
~ purchaser cost. TO- will d. required when the
property is struck of.
WILLIAM l.. DUNI OP. Trustee
apl9 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
ID IL. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings cerner 9Th aud streets n. ".
AUCTION SALE OF TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. I2S
sEC0ND STREETS SOUTHEAST, NEAR THE
CAPITOL.
O. on THURSDAY, April 22d, 1875. at So
e clock p. m, viii he sold at public suction in
front Of the premises, neat brick dwelling Car
roll street, No 1873 The lot fronts 10 feet inches,
BY depth of 90 feet to alley.
Terms: 81 l00Oin cash; balance in six and twelve
months, AZ per interest, secured By deed of
trust the property sold. deposit of s3e will %
required NJ time Of sale. All cOnveyancing tpur-
chssers cost. Terms TO De complied with in seves
days.
apl5-d T. C0LDwEII., Salesman.
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NOUNG & MIDDLETON, AuctiOneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents
lie Droit Building, corner oth and 4 streets
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SAtE oF REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT
PRR66x RMrt SIS DUE FOR SPECIAL I'M
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PONED until WEDNESDAY, April 2.th, same
time and place. BY order of the Trustee.
spSo YOUNG A MIDDLETON, Aucts