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, 1875-03-20

these degenerate dsyB It Ia more of:on Ito epirts
Of corn. and very bad ApiritA 1t tLa:. Tha
brandy Is tlIas'1lei directly from tas grapo, and
not cveM Enado into vino frat.
H.-TlIe richness Of tho grape 1ingera yct in
my mouth.
C.-And rour stomach, "a not scorchetl
II. 10 Mr. E.}-1 am under many obligations
70 son atd your most excellent assistant for tho
sivo establishment, not to mention The treat At
h's Ilanaa Il. tho region below.
Ms. l:-Nitcli latter treatment trust wilt do
you NJ harm. Home Of tho same vines. in years
kooe 9S, were thoIonRhly tested by Newspaper
i0ra. " ~ ~14'''e'1 @'e''A
,,!ts MIpo pa so,' anticipate suy improvement In
,,,ai Ms: n.a5est - eer.ainly! Are.dr We find an
increase OF 20 per cent oser last year, and boovo
that II 40 could roach "hard monoy," aud !. frno
trade on many items, will tutlicfous taxes on
homo few nrticsos now admitted free like tca and
coffee. tho country and the bustnoBs thereof
wo',td soon bo on The high road to nrosporitv
again. Wo will prosper. however, anyway.
RI bid you good-day.
Nr. b.-Good-day; but don't report too much.
E.-Wefi! fear !bst am tteeppg rou ton
long, and too much Of good thing NAV spo,I
me-
condnctor,-1t Is hardly worth while to dotatp
you 10 examine
WHISTLES
Altet sno otaef Goods,--they arc Tnlgnr In COM
paF1aou. set NO find large esto for Them. You
rec we lave full atock Of choice gins aud ru,us,
Oh here. wait ono moment. must ellow YOU
eono Of our blackberry vino. It Is our own
make. We procure the pure Juice from our
sussomers 10 Michigan. where tho borrIca grow
!u1usiantly, aud ratlno It o,1raclrea-then NO
know Il is tho pure article.
RI hare always been fond at btackbs7,co,
In ny op!nion they arc tho king Of Ito berries.
Kcally, this wine Ia excellent: any orc nigh.
know tlis to be te rnnuf,In rtiefA ,ro Il. ,,r,r
tnstcd tho Juice OF eaten the barry In ta pstfec-
tion.
, 1875-03-20

"Atmiral sxuMEa," as she sontlern papera
entsllo tho gent!cmanty pirnte, hhs written a
tgo-column letter to the Noble Register fn do.
lo,,ae Of ILLS CHIN to an act OF Indemnity. Bon-
,sor Epxuaps defeated tho movement to thia
md In tho last Congress- by citing tho less ropu-
.ablo phrts Of tho "Adnatrals" casoos. NON
tho Admiral sa5s Mr.. Eu.tusDs, Ind official
knowledge Of tho fa1echood Of certain staso-
nonts mato BY him; which insplsos the Rcgtste''
10 sar, In alluslon TO afr. EpMuSDs: "Ttno was
xhon an American Senator would not haSo dared
10 ssoop to such M net Of partisan magnlty.'
Who ia this sEMMEs, anyway? 4 patriot and =
statesman, perhaps
, 1875-03-20

ROpMFY e. pAIHf f,e h,fte AL

RODNEY c. PAINE, OF NILES, MICH.
Tho daath Of nodnoy c. Paino has caas gen.
eFal gloom over the cit5. Mr. Paine Wan one Of
the earllost settlers here, and has been for many
yeass engaged In banking. He waB a!vara
ready to aasist tho needy, and lend aid to any
public enterprise. Tlo Mayur lasuod q re1,iest
that n!. public places be closed during tue time
OF tho funeral. There arc several Aags drapesl
IN mourning: ilnng out today; tla stronts ara
deserted, and the entire city wears nn air OF
mourning. Alt. paiuo has held many official
positions, having been Mayor Of this city aud
was. at tho Limo Of his doath. member Of tue
board Of Public Schools, which institution IL
deeply indebted to bis untir1ug labozs in It's bo-
hhlf.
, 1875-03-20

AMER II Havana good tirno In Cuba.
LEoocQ IL lame, auspicious, and melancholy,
but successful.
SCHUYLER Co1sA1 arrived yesterday Il he
Grand paoiGo.
respondents recommend cltgnon.
LAWRENCE O11PuANT succeeds Col F1nTouea
u Military Beorotary to Lord DuFyrn1N.
joins sTocK1so, Esq., editor snd proprietor OF
ths Fan Ciaire Daily Ffe< Press, u Ut the Briggs
House.
"Wr1l1E" WtsTKH has returned to Now York
after hss rts!t to tho South, and viii yist Europe
thia season.
Marshal MAoMAuoN's breast ts lks = coal
deatcr In wintor-unAbls to accommodate Ill tho
orders hs rocoiyos.
douou makcH $50, 600 yesr lsotusiug, and, n
no has quit drinking. manages 10 ,psy his board
without borrowing.
Ptof. PxnaY. tho political economist Of
W'l!tama College. Ii dangerously Ill With 1heu-
masio Affection Of the clost.
JusrrNIAAE Roxos, OF Santa Cruz, Cal,, IL lqs
years old. He 10 au Indlan, aud vhat Too14
would call = rummy cove"
Brigat little KAr1a MAYHEM will act tho prio-
epal pazttn "Ahmod," )" which Ia to ta played 1t
tho Ne" York Grand operA-House.
JARRETT i TooxEn, sppreoIating the public
demand for funny aighss, are going to run
pleaanfs-ooats to Doaton during tho summer.
arNn.1napeotor HAnran Ia coafuod Ia blu
residence BY severe illness, and has boon unable
sos9eha TO his duties for several dsys past.
ahe Inter- sooean's spelling reporter. who vas
aooFea oY N "Am!zon." calls On 4. L. MoRa1-
SON 70 spell tho word "Dombast." "A11ck"
does 70. thus, aA1y1a.
lug nes. III. AAuSpE's promising colt HoLY
satAa ia The fATorits Eor The Derby II soyen
~ ons' AaaA1lo IL tbs fAyorits for tho 1000
guinsaa Ut four to one.
Count t1xosADa w.4 among those WIN n.r,.b,
90 N no Pott"au-psnca fro. OF coursa ayerv-
ooa5 WI ssS that lemonade should not b.
hosted. or something OF that kind,
Two Of lAous1s stssers n. ,,y,n, :, u..,.
oas. RAaAH FslIx, makes perfumes, and H.
other. LxlH. mAkea, or ts.sa to m.ka' . r.nut..
uon % the stage, ~ great aotre4s.
10 potent WAS tbs eTsot Of yAs1s,,a ,av,.,,.
sloqnenoe tn nAaNux's hippodroms That ths
satsd annsts Joined IN the services fas ths s.m.
saasoo th&t many OF thA othsrs did.
u kts 5oa1 Tuszaza, u Albany, i'll b sool
, 1875-03-20

A Ahpoculatlvo and ingenious halter In ono OF
tho Eas:ern cit"B has taken advantage OF tho
CHARLEY lloss excitement to Invent a now hht
which bears In eorno convenient part OF X M
ternal economy photograph Of The a.os.nE boy.
The Boston parorH, bo,ng ao1nowhat digni'led
and elevated In toir notions, do not tako kindly
=. tito itioa. Every hat may 10, they any, AZ IL is
adycr.,soil to DO, at " amatcur-dotoctire," but
vby tnako an amntour-1otoottyo Of ono's aclf
Aud why contlno tho enterprise to hats ? An
amateur detective pair Of pantaloonB might DO
much moro efficient nR 1fscosoror.
, 1875-03-20

When ATr. sTonrY hdyisod tho Hon. MATT
CAnrEH1ER not to make id fool Of himself
ho must hare beon thinking Of tho man who
rnt bis arms around lamp-post and bcseeohad
1t to "braco up"
, 1875-03-20

A. II. THOMSON. MATT CAnrEvTEn's old anta8-
OMIT. aud before tho rulo Of DoTK1N began
editor Of tho Milwaukee, Sentinel has abandoned
his independent newspaper enterprise tho Ad-
eeriiser; aud now lo is looking about for acalpa.
There are some lu1uriant tol,-knota iu the Senti
nH nffica.
, 1875-03-20

The Omaha Herald seconds tho appeal OF The
TRIBUNE Oh behalf Of tho destitute III Nebraska,
but Insists that tho groatest want now is not
food, but seed. Aftcr that Ia obtained NO sup
pose tho Herald will ask tho charitable public to
guarantee full crop.
, 1875-03-20
FUNERAL or JUDGE coNKLln.


!stecttu dispatch to The f,Atcupn 3t,buH<
CEnAN RAPIDS, H., March 19.-The funeral of
c1-1uage Conklin, who diod At yenton on Tues
day. nil! be celebrated tomorrow With Masonic
ordcrsthe Communicates of Clinton. Cedar Falls,
anu Ec!'o riain participating. The ] inn County
Bar VII lie Present iu boly, md our District
Court, now in session, will adjourn.
, 1875-03-20

doubtless much exaggerated. But the quory tho
writer puta upon the subject Of mammoth hotela
il portinent. Wl,at IA to be tho roBuft w',ent In
Tho course Of ovol,tA. board oomus down to 50 4
dav, and tho lolcls wero built upon tho presump-
fjan hf bf7
, 1875-03-20


i 0~.
million, Of which churches, oFrhao nar'iims, and
hospitals got" comfortable s'eo: They .rs In
o!'aea 70 sa'o '"s'o'''A1' 1'A''3''A''' 'oto"
TwEaDLE docd.
| L.. rtt,h ,r..ch.r ,rsu rorna,1as - an
An f'nshsh p4oHe"o. W.T. .1"Ps".u :. ~.
nounco to ha congregation TINT IN nddtton to An
ou'"s ' s..ss,..a - ,.ss.... .sa.a. ,,'s,.,,sa
hlro OK ootoe1,'es 10 P'o'eht PooSet-pc8lnR
| during The services.
r,.. n.a r..,.,, r. c,n,
ING hev. ELaEft II. uAFES aas oeen hom'-
Nn,,oav ,eor,a oh1ect IN III. r,,y,s r.nr,, In,
noto w.. ;., "oo,% 90 opsss ~ .u ~. ea w..
to,pl,o,l by time to escs,o thu tah,o,
'orsasN rs =, .s 49,. es c"..'n," ."1o'
~, IN no.,, IL ,,,ot ro,o,. ,to,o1o,,.,.. - II,
VI tuo oe'1 is' .tAs 1ece"t oeso,ollaooto IN tuo
character. In fact, It is thought that hla record
, 1875-03-20

tons. their traio connections extending a. far
wcst a. thu fAct!1o Coast. The building occu-
pied by The firm Ia sald 70 10 tho largest In the
country devoted to this line OF commerce.
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n2-"spellozootlc., b the laiesf name for q

nT"Spellozootic' is the latest name for a.
81 Steel pens made OF tin are a Massachu-
Setts swindle.
AZ Here is first rate Pennsylvania con
uidrum-'nOes the Lord love man who
spends At a church festival the money he
owes his washerwoman -
sSA handsome Edinburgh edition OF
Edgar A. Pae's works, recently issued, was
printed nom type set up 10y two young
women who learned the trade after the re-
cent strike of the Edinburgh printers.
nSPetersham has produced an auctioneer
who tells the truth. He recently told a bid
der You've got a bargain on that sleigh you
hid OF for $50. Its just as good for the hens
To roost on a. one that cost $50.
Two brothers. one of whom fought o,
The Union side and the other ON the rebel
during the war, met at Columbia. Tenn. the
oIher day after separation OF fifteen years
but refused 10 recognize each other and sep
arated again without speaking.
5-"lt's cruel i'm me 10 keep this. when 4
u.ink of all the good IL might do" said a
charitable brother, weeping over a copy Of
Iracy's opening address, and that very alter
noon he sent IL west for the relief OF the grass
hopper BROOKLYN argus.
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LYONS. On the morning OF April aSi, EvAs
Lyons, in he 10th year.
Funeral from his late residence, on Rock creek,
Monday, 18th instant, at O'Clock .. m. q
Nc hkAL1E. In this city, on THURSDAY, April
I'D, at D. o m, HARRY SoLoMoNs, only 500 al
Henry and Mary Mckenzie, aged years, an bnths
and II days.
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
parents, > u street northwest, O. morrow tSatar-
Nited 60 stteno.
RICHARDSON. Fell asleep ia Jesus on the isth
instant, near Clarksville, Howard county, No ,
fANSIE l., beloved wife Of II. W Richardson, sss
grandaaughter Of the late George Page, Of Washing
ton, u; C.. in the 18th year OF her age leaving de
voted husband three small children, aud many de-
voted friends 20 mourn their loss.
SINCLAIR At the residence II her son in lsv,
> v Yates % congress street, Georget0wn. Of cry
s'peias, THURSDAY morning, April Y, lT5 at %
minutes before o clock, Mrs. HARRIET W wife of
John Sinclair, 81. in the 63d year of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully requested 20 attend her funeral from
street Church, Sunday, at 30 clock D. m. r.
WILLIAMS. en Tue day night, April 10th. ISIS
kDwARD p. WILLIAMS. in the 35th year of his axe
lPhiladelphia papers please oopy1
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend his funeral from bis lste residence, No 1aS
sth street southeast, on Sunday, April Is, at :
O'Clock. "a.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor TO Green & Wilkins, AuctioDeprs
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and l. streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE WHOLE OF
SQJARE 12o. BETWEEN l-T AND % SITS.
LAST AND j AND STREETS NORTH,
AND OF PART OF SQUARE $50, BETWEEN
MN JERSEY AVENUE AND NORTH CAP
NORTH.
az by virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court OF
The District oi Columbia, passed on the 18th day
-of March ISIS, in the case of " lliam ;. Hun
ungton, trustee, vs.. Robert j Walker aud others
being EduiIy cause number .612; and ly virtue Of
the several decrees made in said and referred
CD the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th dav of NAV
$50. AT clock m, the whole of sIusre number
~ In the city OF >hingtOn, District Of Columbia
This square i between LIST and ID streets east and
square feet. II is unimproved, and will be sold in
ore parcel 50 that whoever buys il divide il into
streets alleys and lots to suit himself.
Also,
On the same day. MAY 7th,D at $50 o'clock D. m ,
part Of original lot g. bordering the foot alley
IN square go in said city, beginning for the same at
north eighty two feet ten and half inches thence
east forty feet, thence south eighty two feet ten and
one nail inches, and thence west forty feet to the
place of beginning. Thi, ground i also am proved
pot. 1t will be sold in one parcel
Terms Of Salr. One-fDurth cash; the remainder in
three equal instanents in g. Il and Is months; the
deferred to bear interest from day of sale
and To be secured by the notes of the purchaser and
lien on the property sold At the time of sale de-
post OF S2t1 will be required Of the purchaser of
the land in square go If the terms Of sale as to
either parcel he not complied with in seven days
from day Of sale. that parcel will be rcsof at the
risk and cost Ct the defaulting purchaser. All con-
\. :. WORTHINGTON, Trustee
ap2l-d WASH. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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y SHANE FIC III was advertised al Palatks
r Ia, and the gathering Of spectators was
very large. \ large rtttlcSnake and an al =
Ger were put into the arena together, but
neither would attack the other. Then a
young alligator and the rattleSnake were
tried. and an encounter Immediately began
The alligator was bitten four times. but he
nnally crushed the snake 10 death beiween
ms Jaws; and subsequently died himself of
the reptiles pOi~on.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TNHomAs ROWLING,
Il Auctionesr and Real E-tase Broker,
Southwest csrnsr Pennsylvania avenue and I'm ST
EXECUIoB's sALE OF rHE EFFECT, OF
conpr,s,sNHaI CHEF H. sUsTIaE CHASE,
HARNESS AND FhEMiNG IMPLsMESTs.
Late 70 P nAkE vrLACE At his
NEAR GLENWo0D CEMETERY. 9BoUr
Two MILES From The CITY
a on TUESDAY, MORNING, April 81, ISIS.
"a i ~ 80 eIosk at the residence of ths late
wood Cemetery. shall sell The entire effect,
Contained therein. namely: ~
Elegant Psrlor Furniture, uph 1lstered in rep and
French plate Mant-I Mirrors.
Elegantly upholstered Lounges and Easy Chairs
Inlaid and Marble top Tables
Superior window Hangnss in lace aud reps,
I'm I'm lungs and Ensrayings,
snperior slnut and Mahogany Marble top Cha m
osk and Cottage Chamber Suites,
superior Hair Mattresses
Superior Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
over GO yards Of elegant Brussels Carpets,
Sup, ricr walnut Dini inr room Furniture.
Elegant hins and Glassware,
Plated Ware and Cutlery,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
AND on THE DAY FOLLOWING,
a. ~ II O'Clock az the same place, shall sell the
everything relating 10 farming Implements, com
pfising superior collection.
sale omnibus<es will leave the rooms IF the suction
eer, late Laiincr & Ceary.D Star Office building
IN street and Pennsylvania avenue, at O'Clock
The surerb Library belonging to the late Chief
ustice VIII De removed TO the rooms of the auCtOn
ment
Terms cash.
HENRY n. COOK. Executor.
ep2l-d THOS. Dow LING.
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d. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. Northwest
sALEOF The THREE-sTORY PRESS BRICK
FRONT pWMdELLsMNSG,s Nc 81 Z yac STRE.I n;
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ON TIE REAR or
- on TUESDAY EVENING, April 27th, at 5
~ clock, win sell, at public suction, IN front
land and premises situate, lying aud being in the
city Of Washinston, and k9own and described uPon
No Is, in square No. 81, fronting IS feet inches on
street BY Q depth of LOO feet, to Q 20foot paved
alley.
Terms OF sale: One-third % cash; Of which two
hrndr.d and hfty SIZE, dollars must be paid the
(3jyears With interest ct Per cent, secured b.
deed Of trust on the yroperty sold. All oonveyanc-
J sp2l-M 1T. C0LnW0LL. 9aisman.
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TU0MAS BOWLING,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker,

sou.,, lsucne.sor 70 Latlmer 8 ClearyD
kXECrToR,S sALEOFOvER ONEHuNpREp
ESIATEIN DIFFERENT SECTIONS oE THE
NC Tn MNf rsTsT a hSR HSImPR9XsDi sE
pICKRELL IN L !" no ANN
| e. ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April a7.
t5l Ell et NO Coz i IN roSt Of the premises We
corner of 9th and streets northwest.
square No @ on the east SIDE Of nCs 10 se W. IN
AID Nj streets northwest, improved by frame dwell
innedately after half of lot % and all of lots q
ana =, IN same sluare on the south lie If street,
prOvements.
On WEDNESDAY, April 2s, at 4 O'Clock. in
front Of the premises part Of Lot S, square IL,
ana lot streets northwest, improved by two-sory
And s,u at on ,Ss ns4S s day i fot
eth and 18th streets northwest.
On THURSDAY, April Ai: %. a. O'Clock in front
Of the premises, Lot Is, in square 2i7 situated on
streets northwest This lot IS in ONE Of the
most desirable locations in the city and should de-
And at 4:3O clock same day, in front of the
T xes s IF lot s in So stSasd
northwest, improved by comfortable two-story
On lPgIPA ai IA APsii 80 ISIS on the premises at
side Of Sd street between street and Ne% S
york avenue northwest, improved by two frame
And at 4:3O O'Clock same day, Lot No l, in square
$40, on the northwest corner of Sd aud X streets
close proximity to the Northern Liberty Market
I very oS Valuable property.
situated on the west side of Sd street between and
square se on the west side Of New jersey avenue en-
dwelling.
On SATURDAY, May 1, at o'clock, Lot No. l.,
m square south Of square 800 situated the corner
e, ,Z.n ana streets southeast together with the
Immediately after. Lot No. /, in square east OF
streets southeast.
Immediately after, all of square north of square
ioiI, between l2th and 18th and streets and South
Immediately after, in front of the premises, Lot
between street and South Carolina svenae south
Immediately after, Lot No. !, in sauare ,os4
bounded by iith, 18th, and G streets and Georgia
avenue southeast.
ON MONDAY, May 3, At 4 O'Clock, on the pre-
misses; Lot IL, In square 299, the south side of
improved 10y large two story Brick Dwelling
side of 18th street between Mary land aud
street southwest, improved by two-story frame
Immediately after, Lot s, same square, on cas-,
side OF I'm street same square, improved by two
Terms: One,quarter cash. the residue in four equal
payments, al Y u and - months, with notes bear
properly sold at the 81 eo s Of on 1ne
chssers Deposlt; VIII be required on each piece of
n b. Immediately after the Georgetown property.
property residences and vacant lots will be sold
i Ssf i $SSff$SkkkkkkEEEEEEE$$ ;: Executors.
apa0fI THOs. BOWLING. Auct
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1NOWNMAN h GREEN,
u Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Ala 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON l5rH
STREET, BETWEEN n AND I STREETS, In

G: BY virtue Of 2 deed q trust, bearing date on
corded in LiSsf No. 10 folio iso &C., Of the land
records Of Wa.hineton county, O., and BY direc-
lie auction, on TUESDAY. April 95th, g O'Clock
N srcnnd o. saSsss S eSs city Of
b. O.; and known and described on the ground PIN
square two hundred and twenty, t230) according 70
Davidson . subdivsion Of said square The hon.s q
improvements, besides commodious back premises.
Terms OF sale: One-th cash, Of which ESQ must
made in one and two years, with interest Ct eight
per cent per snnum, and secured x deed Of trast
be fully complied with within six days alter the day
Of sale otherwise the Trustee reeervee the right
chaser An convsyaneine ct Dsrehaser' 3 cost.
John o. EyAH6, Trustee.
aplS BOWMAN QRHEG, Auctg.
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NoTICE.Psrtiss Who d.sire TO Dispose Of eli
IN KINDS OFWEAkING APPAR 81, can ell
them for higher cssh price than any place in be
city, by calling or addressing HB2ZO0, 9lJ %
teetion VIII 10 giysn. 1ayktr
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u ii. wARSER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 529 7th street, between G and IA.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY INGEORGETOWN,O ON MARKET
STREET. OPPOSITE THE NEW MARKET

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW MARKET.
g. BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
LII the District of Columbia passed ON the 9th day
OF AprA ID ISIS, by the Equity Special Term there
o. IN certain cause therein then depending, wit
No 4l4O shall sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the
Attn day OF May, ISIS, a. O'Clock p. m, all that
parcel Of land and premises designated part of
Lots forty 4) and forty two e. in old George
town, more particularly described follows, VIZ a:
Beginning in the west line of Market Space at the
end of line drawn 50 feet 10 inches souherly along
the said west line of Market Space from Bridge
street said point being also the northeast corner
OF "A house once owned by the Union Bank Of George
town running thence northerly on the west line of
Market Space thirty feet four inches, thence
west parallel with Bridge street thirty nine feet
thence south parallel with Market Space ten feet
thence west parallel with Bridge street thirty eight
feet four inches thence south parallel with Market
Space fifty feet two inches thence east parallel
with Bridge street thirty eight feet four inches,
eight feet, thence east parallel with Bridge street
thirty nine feet to the place IF beginning.
Terms Of sale: One half the purchase money in
cash on confirmation Of sale; the balance in two
equal annual in-taments in one and two years from
the day Of sale, bearing per cent. interest and
cured by deed Of trust upon the property. Convey
ancing at the cost Of the purchaser. Fifty dollars
Garnet money ia be deposited with the trustee on
acceptance Of bid be forfeited ON non com pliance
with terms of sale within five days and property to
be resold at the risk OF the defsu ling purchaser
WM. A. MEL0Y, Trustee
apl9-eo2w IGeorgetown Cour law3tI
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MARRlEn-

GIDD1NGs-wARD. April sd, ISIS, by Rev n
a. Turner, Mr.. CHAkLEs GIDDlNGS 90 Miss ANNIE
X. WARD, both of " sshingtOn, II. a.
LATHROP-ALDls Wednesday, April fist, at
-. John church, by the Rev. J Vaughan Lewis
BRYAN LarhRoPl OF Chicago, Illinois, ami HsLNN
LYNpE Aids, of Washington, ID. q.
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer,
w Successor to Green 4 William ,AuctdAeers }
Northwest corner 10th and streets

Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
CHANCrRY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON VIRGINIA AVE
NUE., BETWEEN 6IH AND ira STREETS
Sra AND 7GH Ss sfRkErsso WEsr: BS oN six
AND, HALF STREET, BETWEEN D AND
STREETS SOUTH, AND ON THE EAST SIDE
OF 1IH STREET, BETWEEN d AND Z SITS.
SOUTH.
g. by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court,
Ia .. O. passed in Equity cause No. S-S96. will
cner Tor sale q public auction in front of the prem
Uses, on wKDNESDAY, May s, 1875, at o'clock p.
Lots D. S. 81 and IS Of the Subdivisions Of square
and part Of square 46o, with the improvements
thereon.
THURSDAY, May 6, 1873, at the some hour, all of
Lots and in square ga, with the Improvements
Terms of SALE One fourth cash; the residue in
four equal ipstalmens at s, L. IS and - months from
the day of sale, and interest ct per cent, or all
cash at the election Of the purchaser The title to
be retained until al Of the purchase meney and the
i!te!es. z paid II the term. Of sale are not CON;
reserve the right TO resell the property & the risk
sacinS At purchassrs cost Sice dsSosit on the &.
'eS'~D'e " e-Ss JAS. Z. EDwARDs, Trustee.
spp-.vAds wxs4. D. WiiIixSS, Ash.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING

UNITED STATES ENGINEERis OFFICE,
Iayette. near Charles street,
" Baltimore, Nd, April II. 1873.
PROPOSALS for dredging at Cape Fear River, N /.
Il C.. will be received at noon Of May H. ISIS, and
opened Immediately thereafter. The guarantee 70
each proposal shall say that q tract shall be
entered into within ten days after notification Of the
award. Blank forms, specifications and any desired
information can be had application at this ONO
spl9-6t VIM. p. CRAIGHILL, MAYOR Of Engineers