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The EVENT OF THE New YEAR The
holidays are ended. and the serious
work of the New Year begins. The
first important event before lis ia tho
last drawing of tho Library Gift Con-
certs, which takes place in Louisville,
Ky, February 9th. This drawing
will as certainly take place on that
date rs the day arrives, and to guaran-
tee this. Governor Bramlctte offers to
return their money to ticket holders if
the drawing is not had Mt tho time ap.
pointed. What more could be asked?
All that is needed is to buy your tick
cts an lime, and you may count on hav.
lug your prizes on the 9th day of
next February.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Aguew-Sale of Real Estate.
Sensation.
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garden SOIL, pressed through very
fine sieve and made as dense as possi-
BILE by the pressure of the hand; the
second with the same soil sprinkled in
without any PRESSURE; the third with
clean, red sand. The three pots were
then placed in pan of water, 30 that
they were nearly half immersed. In
thirty nine minutes the surface Of the
first Compact soil was wet. Tue
second loose soiD in seventeen mi.
nutes. The last (sand) was not wet Mt
all; in three hours the moisture had
reuched but one inch above the water
level in the pan.
1--WE may hence conclude, first, that
sand is not valuable directly Il. pro-
noting capillary attraction, and only
indirectly as, mixed with olnys or heavy
moIds, 1t may be necessary to preserve
that porosity indispensable to its FREQ
action. Second, that the looser and
more friable soil is maintained and
the deeper it is worked, the greater is
the quantity Of water passing through
it-downward by gravity, upward by
capillary attraction. That, third, u
thin covering OF sand-say half an
inch-shonld prove one of the best
projections against droughts, because
water passes through It readily to the
ground beneath and 1s arrested in its
return and held upon the surface of
the soil itself, since sand is not a capil-
larry conductor and is q non.conductor
OF heat" stis ~ las D. ft''t0
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AUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS, nor

MONTHLY Auction SALE BY ORDER OF s
GOLDSTEIN 4 co.
. Loan, Commission and Exchange Brokers' on
Ey9l Thu kSDAY, APRIL l, 1870,
Cs<2 at auction rooms, morning at o, aud evening
at 80. Unrede.med pledges ami commission
goods, consisting of
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &C &C.
Every article fully warranted as represented and
positively sold h
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March Q, l7s.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June 30. $50, will be received a. this
Department until the 18TH DAY OF APRIL, lS75, at
IL o clock m.
Blank forms for biiIng will be furnished upon
application.
item 10y item; and this advertisement and the pro-
p0sal, 80 far as accepted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. and the bond accom- panyiD the same,
shall Constitute the contract between the Cove
tract will Ne executed
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 70 time during the year. in quantities pursuant
e. orders from the Department The entire auanti-
ties Will, however, be called for during the
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
frm making it, and be accompanied by bond, with
uftctent suretcs IN the sum Of ten thousand dollars
-lCtO0l, approved by a United States officer of the
district in which the suT-:les reside or DO business
n form 70 De furnished by the Department, con
dOned for furnishing such portions of the articles
a. may be awarded under IT. and the performance Of
the contract.
All deliveries will be subject TO inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by tn" Secretary of
the Treasury and the delivery OF an inferior article
VIII lie deemed sufficient 10 annul the contract,
al the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must Ice free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure TO comply with any order under
the contract will operate forfeiture of the entire
penalty Of the bond the Secretary of the Treas
may direct the purchase, in open market, Of such
quantities Of any articles as shall be necessary 10
supply the deficiency caused by such failure, and
charge 10 the contractors fifty Per ccntum Of the
price which IL shall be found hecessar! 10 pay Tor
suCh articles.
will not be considered and contracts viii toe awarded
Only TO established manufacturers Of dealers in
TIE articles.
b. H. BRIsTOw,
marD-eol5t Secretary OF the Treasury.
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ALTsCHUH on Tuesday evening. =, ioI.ok,
FraTs g,, =, n, -. a 7 beloved ~ie Of
,t,-nd, I INC tsiiliy at. iusitd o. attend Nth.
SR nr~ ,'. * l oaae esT ~ iil , Tsds3cs ls's
.srI t Sg@sSn,T' ~ rhi,igPhis. the sth IL,
CIArA NJ ENK,r, d.srrhier 81 the i,.e p IsT'-s
eyed IL ear and months
Ia Et1r.'R Rs. .i:g' I.s *; A.. ,r.,,,n,
Sniilr~ upon her "a.
Al gutous hrl 3, lite lark SORROWS,
And her ,biLii.h i,ttIr tfou,i~
Al i"rE1t'sn II the -ev
Hgr hair he. fallen lsoa'y
Around h-r ,heek j. 81 fsi-.
t"f dainty hands Together
A.. cl1sTct a. a IN pra-rf.
:" GO si,jrr. art thau ar,,sritF
NlreTc love ne ,r fear "a -l.afev
Ana nDwsr- Ger rraga tie iarf'
Eer VII 10y dlIiire sister.
Hold PIG Time. 'uv, ara i'iFst
A. nov, eii irar AID bright
T. 'iil, ce1tie sister.
4, t,a,ur trg-t IN Col = true.
Ara We VIII cui'g 1Hur loot-tep
oar future Iouru-, through
ir-n 'itc LUrhe-sr ,hnrgh. s,fn,r az al Uirs
streets. G"orgato~u. De.
I'M II " >uaft"'y on the ils 8 M,r Il
NJ. a. y, al5 iay, daughter Of Msry A ana Zach.
W hal l'iIe Agvic crc.,
W loved her on. perLsr- to wen.
- Tor soon -he slept and .iiel
The funeral viii take plare from the re-iH,n-~ Of
h'r father. ~ > kih street. between y anA q III.
southeast Thur-iy April lst. hall past ,l.ck
Lt"hnTdt Dv y psp.rS please CnpN.l
Ih1tHEk. cu che Aith instant. LILY Am
aged "a months and 10 day daughter 81 Henry and
k.,setia Lstch.T
k.laiiNe, aud friends q the family are r~p,r,fuHy
requested L. attend her funeral. from "a street be-
tween l. AMI streets northwest, THURSDAY a.
o'cio'k . %.
STANLEY. On Tuesday. March ~. AZ N o'-le~k
. m. LILA BsLI. beloved daughter 81 = B sDs
susanna STANLEY, aged oars ana ! month.
fhh'tal from h'- parents r-~iienHs. No. asS
Mas>at huset- avenue, 5tb street on Thu -Iay
Aprii J. A. cl'tk D. IN The friends aai acluain-
tend
In MemOriam.-anof Gone.
GEo. D. hIDMELL, fur many year, well
known aud nu, a respected resident Il N" FIRST
Ward, tut more recently OF Morrisrnville, Va has
been summoned, BY death W. hope C. the enisym-nt
- an Immortal blis- In life a. an cNrrnpl.rv
Christian aud Kind father and ever foremost IN ss
ting Christian eNaial lie. A. the first president of
81 stephen Catholic Sunday School d. p@rse-
Nsring and energetic, and by hi- mild ami patient
'tiistisn iurutuee, encouraged both teachers and
children with lively interest in it, success AZ
though has family have been deprived OF = datins
Eat hoT and his assoclate Of fast friend II l. con
so1ng To- know that h. has been relieved from the
cares and responsibilities Of thi- rfa lite and thsf
ne toul We believe has winged its way g. a b .-fuI
Immortality. al n
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tNASH. 3. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor 10 Green Williams, Aucts. -
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th aud ID sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF ATTRACTIVE PROP
ERIi On THE l1Tu STEEET ROAD. NEAR
BElGHTW0Op. KNOWN A. BARhERS RES
HENCE. ADJOINING THE JOST PROPERTY,
IMPROVED BY FRAME COTTAGE, BARN,
AND ALL NECESSARY OUT BUILDINGS :,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
NTl BY virtue of deed of trust dated Nav 9th.
81 A. ID. lS5S and duly recorded IN Liher No. SO,
Folio ~, one of the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, at the request
of the party secured thereby, L shall pro-
coed to sell al public auction, in front of the pren-
ses. at O'Clock p. M on MONDAY, April 9Th
1875, six of land lying and being in the County
Of Washington, District OF Columbia, and embraced
at the south line Of Wilson Kings lots, in such a
way 10 be parallel to the road out, and form
ing the southern boundary Of said King lots until
you reach the line Of ~ - p"rChcs, extending the
line TO the PIney Branch road, then with said road
22o perChcS, then still with said road = perchcs.
then in a straight line parallel with said road Ia
uteTsect line drawn from the southeast corner of
stewart : lot north 81. east Is perCheS with the
courses and distances as laid down and marked 10y
l. 'arberry, May 18th lSp, and containing six acres
of land.
Terms: { 30 AMI interest from May Sth, IS73 To
gether with expenses of sale III cash. balance in land
IL months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
decd Of trust on the premises sold. ConNeya;ciug
AT cost Of purchaser. l9J 20 be paid down imInpd-
aely after sale. And If the terms OF sale are not
complied with vi thin days from sale; the trustee
the right to resell risk and Of default
ing purchaser. This sale offers a fine opportunity
r. sidence surrounded by beautiful scenery
and at "A short distance from the city.
JAMES J. OSBORN. Trustee
maI30 d WASH. h. WILLIAMS, Aucf.
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A LECTURER ON PALESTINE DIVORCED
Justice Pratt, of the Kings county supreme
court, has granted a divorce TO the wife OF
VIM. z. James, the lecturer on Palestine and
the Holy Land. James was arrested I'm the
Astor House last fall on his wife's comulaint
OF abandonment The complaint was with
drawn on account OF the divorce suit. The
children were given TO her, and an allowances
Of s2s week was made as ali mony.-N y.
S,oa, 2eth.
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THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Auctioneer, $40 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE NEAR ST. AL0YSIUS' CHURCH.
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated on the 5th
@day Of yunel =. ID. 1873, aud duly recorded in
cords. for rshinstOn county ID. c., and BY direc
ton of the party secured thereby will sell pub
m, on FRIDAY, the I'd day Of A pril, A. d. 1875,
Lot numbered eighty seven is1j in Shepherds re-
corded subdivision OF Square numbered six hundred
and twenty three l623i in the city of Washington
Terms; One third In cash (of which ESQ must be
in six and twelve months, with interest and
BY deed OF trust; the terms to be fully complied
trustee the right TO resell risk and cost Of
the frst purchaser All convey sneing At purchaser
cost. VIM H WARD. Trustee
marls- eokds THOS. f. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP

OFFICE CHlEF O. NJ, DEP'T OF THE SOuTH,
Louisville. ny March 81, ISIS
sFALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. under the
usual C.hdIous. viii be received at this Office and
also at the Office, Of the U. =. Quarerr at the
overall posts named below, until Il o'clock m. on
wednesday, III. 18th Gay Of May. l575, at which
NE and place they viii be opened in the presence of
bidders Tor the delivery of military supplies during
june 20, iS.5. a. follows
Wood. Coal. Corn, Oats, Hay, and Straw, a. the
following named p1sts-LpuiSviiln. Lebanon. Ian
caster, and Frankfort, Nv; Nashville Humboldt,
ami CnattanOcga, Tenn, HUnt-ville Mount Vernon
and Mobile. Ala; Atlanta and Savannah, Ga -:
Charleston. Columbia. fOrkville ard Newberrv s
:; Fort Johnston, F0rJ Macon, Marion. and Ra-
leigh, C and -. Augustine, FLORIDA.
BIDS for any portion of the supplies will be enter
tanned. -
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
preference will b. given TO articles Of domestic
production.
Blank proposal and printed circulars, showing the
e~tIndf"d duantltIe~ required at each post, and Civ
Ing iuil Instructions a. To the manner OF bidding and
the terms Ct contract and payment, be oI.a'neI
~ personal or written application 10 the Quarter
raster At the various p So. to this Office
u5l-6t JAMES Al kIN. Chief %
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Proposals for VOTk at National Military
CPmetPrieS

OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEMETERIES.
MaSHIFGTON, II. T., March 10, 1873
SEAEED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE,
- with copy Of this advertisement attached 10
each, viii be received az this office until noon, on
MCEcay- April 10 lS15, at which time and place they
VIII he opened in the presence of bidlers tor con-
stTuctIER Enclosure walls of brick or stone around
the National Military Cemeteries at Glendale and
Seven Pi1er near Richmond, Va
The work viii be inspected by com petent engi-
Ieers- and strict COIN pance with the terms of the
contract will be required.
Copies If plans and specifications may be seen at
this gihce, at the Quartermaser5 Office at Fort Mon
roe. Va. and at the cemeteries above named.
Proposals. should be endorsed, Proposals for
v ais for National Cemeteries and addressed to
the undersigned.
mar25-6t A. \. ROCKWELL, Capt and A O. NJ:
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w tSuccessOr to Green Williams, Aucts.,I
No. 1001, northwest corner Of 10th and ID streets.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, LOCATED ON
SIRGINlA AVENUE, BETWEEN 5rH AND

9Th SlS. SUI IhEASE, Al AttTIoN.
- On TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, at 4
k o'clock =. m, shall sell, in front of the premi
res parts of Lots four and five, in square number
nine hundred and six, haying front OF thirty eight
feet and ten inches on Virginia avenue, running
back TO a depth, southwardly, ninety two feet six
inches; thence west thirty two feet; thence north
thrtyseven feet, and thence northeastwardly sixty
five feet; improved by two-story brick dwelling
brick stable, bake house and bake oven. This prop
cry has been for many years q successful stand for
frat class bakery, and is worthy the attention OF
DESTROYS Of entering into the bakery business
Also,
At ~. clock, shall sell the adjoining east part
Of Lot plumber five, in the same square, having
front Of twenty feet and eight inches on Virginia
avenue, running southerly ninety two feet; thence
easterly twenty feet and eight inches. thence north
ery eighty -four feet with the improvements, con-
sistng Of twostory brick dwelling and storeroom,
with large basement The title to this property is
perfect, and free of all incumbrance.
Terms Of SALE One third cash; the balance in one,
two three years for bearing interest the
rate Of six per cent per annum and secured By deed
Of truss on the premises cold. All conyeyancing at
purchasers cost. eD will be required on the day
Of sale, each piece Of property. III terms Of sale
are not complied with within ten days from dAy Of
eaie the came will be resold ct the risk and cost Of
marsod tRepl WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Aucs.
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liz ID. WAkNEE,
-. heal Estate Broker and Auc-iOnear
ftuerai Buildings, corner eth and SITS noTtbye-,
tmmANCEE1 SALE OF THREE STORY
PHI n Nv tIIlNG. No. 81 i2rH STREET
- iENNS1LN ANA AVENUE AND

'nnhafNIEEEY SALE OF THREE STORY
BklIk DWELLING. No. <I7 i2rT STREET
BEIN EtN fENNSYLSAN iVENCF Ann
SIREtT NORTHWEST
~ by NlTtIIr Of decree Of the Supreme G., MT of
E.ss The District Of Columbia. holding n speciaI
Term, passed N equity cause No. 3.796 docket I
t'tI the iyih daN 81 March, ISIS, will sell AZ pub
nc ~, aHctlun- IN front Of the premises. on FRIDAY
~ ApTi- az ! 20 p m. the following real estate
WIN tle improvements thereon, 10 Wit All that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and hlnp
IN the city 81 Washington, Di-tricr of Columbia
btlEg fart ~ Lot numbered six, 81 in Square n1-
btFed ihree hurdT and twenty three t523 BEGIN
niibg I'f the same AZ point twenty feet We and
three quarter inches - feet 81 inchesl fr.m the
northwest corner # said lot number o, on Twelfth
street and running thence north with Etb, lime ~
>ld street twenty feet and three quarter inches
tb itct "a luChts.' thence ea-feTly nuet y-Cnn fcef
one inch t"i f.rt j luchl 10 the line Of the alley
hthce soHiheTiJ uIth the line of said alley twonfy
ieet I'VE AMI tLree-quaTter inches. ~, feat 81.
inches thence westerly ninety five feet | inch 1q5
street. 7 " N 4 "Oiitii
HE improvements consist Of substantial tbree-
story brick house, with double cellar, two-storv
" ICh addiIlon alb NJ twelve r-unlS. water aud GA
Terms a. pre- cribcd b. the decree: One thru of
me purchase money III cash balance in three equal
HlsliIuehl~' PAYABLE IN slN, twelve and eighteen
months after date. with interest a: psr cent f,I
which three notes sha be given. secured bv id
On the property. deposit of S9A) required # the
purchaser al The time 90 sale IT terms Of sale are
not complied viii in five days the property will h4
fsoid az the risk and cost Of the defauitiug plr-
chaser after hve days' advertisement in som. news
paper published III the city of Washington All con
ftyanclng at cN pens of purchaser.
marz6-dSds WEI. PIERCE BELL, Trustee
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NEW NOKh and WaSHINGTON
~ THROUGH LINE TO BAITINORr
PHILADELPHIA,

ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGTIyU
STATES
SHROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON Ann
MN YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CsPS
The equ YI1F-t on This line new and ~ ths mos,
elegant an. fF1 proved fiui-h - ''
TRAIN LIVING At ga An Is PILL
MAN PAEIbE CAR TRIM ENCLTSIyEIV
PULLMAN PLACE SLEEPING GAGS N "
NlGH TRAINS.
W aId ait'r EBI.J AIRY Is. ISIS. trains by tbi.
i.ae vii leave Peplt # Baltimore and Potomao
flsl.Iuad, corner - 6.k and Streets A. f0fIows.
c-O5 n m. EsTJe~= for Philadelphia, New York
- 80 shl POI last Tally, e.cepf Sunday.
3.2S o. 2. limited ~ prrSs-PuIlman 90 T-a;D
t"r IE'iz1- lghia. New York and poiuts f.,
daily, e.C,pt sunday ~ h-a''
lis ~ EEF-,-- f'T Philadelphia and New York
daily eNCsrt Sunday.
% 2 n ENPreas for Philadelphia and way points
10 : m EyTre-- Tor Philadelphia, New York
ard points East daily -N
PllLHAh tRLOR CARS on All pav Trains
- INAh PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
1ichet, AMI inf rTlsticn can be procured a. the Of
cfs % the corr raHy. $50 "
BayEag, Gated f1r and checked az hotels and prt-
Sasr rc-id'I-- "i orders left az the Offices If the
Selilany -ti'. corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
Nshla aFeui-- aud N northeast corner Of PenDsyI-
wanna ayeTUs end SCH street.
- Depot EALT MORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
AUAD, corner tfe and streets.
u. NJ BOYD, JR
General Passenger = gent, Phiissiel phia. Pa
GEORGE e. WILKINS,
s~tl Superintendent, baltimore, Md.
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- ~ ktAb ESTATE
u II, ~ dGed 81 trust, datei lss. '|s -
rr, SCI, ~ tn Ian! record, II WtsI,,ny, q
H. ~, bisI.r' q" Column in. and by dir,TTir :, q,
a. Ill! ssCsiti ti'rely, in writing we " ~ III
AZ : cici SIItI''h1 on bStsDAI, April = s-55
-, a - CT D. IN. ia front of the premi.es 49,,
-; - siG'te uIn itTe seven hundred AMI tsrp,g
49, bfEihn'Tz said part at n n int ~,
$50 "a, thld aEei' Ons hundred feet sou. hHes.erIy
Iirg ,b Suii, 'st corner Of said square, and run,
me along SAID avenue south ws,,Ii,,
49, NE tZSl leet; tlsrpca at right ans Win
IN avenue northvestwariiy forty thrp-. f.-t ani
,rn, IS then ngSh sixty (6Oi feet 10 north
p.i.ti- th.n along said street east twenty ;Sa
lce Then south fifty three fer and sixinchas "a Sc
i anu 'nehce 70 said avenue assl the place of begin
each. -i0 MUSES. Two stories
Isrins OF sale S3np and interest in cash toga.ba-
VIII the eN pei,~e- OF sale, baar-p IN two aonai in
Lnltbts at sly and ~ Give moD-h- with r,.tas Of
w purchaser bearing interest al ten por c-n,u,n
per ahhnm; and secured h. adeed Of tru-t on the
Inc amount secured nv this deed OF rnst
isS3Ur, with interest from the 18th sxy ~ su,,,.
20 80. S,hNeSsncing at cost of pure haser SaD IN
pe Paiu down when tine property il knocked of
J JoWHS j H Johnson, Trustees.
h'fi-' uNns IA1iNiEK X CLEAHT, Aucts
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor 10 Green * Williams, Aucts D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets.

HAMDS0NIE GREEEsH FLgSH ,PARLoR
WITH COVERS: TWO FINE lTIRBLE Tor
TlBLES; TURKISH EASY md FINCY
CHAIRS: SUPERB LACE CURTAINS, LIN
BREQTLNS AND C0RNICES:, .ELEGINT
WALNUT HATRiCkd AND HiLL CHd!RS;
GLARS, T ~ HANDSoME W4LAGT
NALNtT HARDROBES: TWO WALNUT
DWARF BOOK CASES: Two REP, HALE
FRENCH LOUNGES: ONE OAK. WALNET
IRiIIMED C0TT4G SUITE; ,F0UR
C6TTAAG e ST5T T. :. HAIk, HJSk, AND
SqRTMENT Or BEDDING: T0LLETSETS:
FINE VELVET BODY AND TIPESTR Y
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, AND INGRITV
CARPETS; CROCkERf And KITCHEN
REQ UISITES, Sc.
IN On TUESDAY. April 6. at / o o'clock a m
" at the residence, No. 2et corner Of 81 and 4
- streets, northWes will be sold TO the highest
! tbidder, at public auction, the above named
collection OF superior furniture.
This sale is worthy the attention of persons in
searchsof fine and stylish furniture, and an who ap
preciate the tasteful fitting Of house will certainly
attend the sale and take advantage Of an oppOrtu-
nifty seldom offered of max king excellent purchases
marS0 WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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- On THU RSDAY MORNING. ArriI =
HT1 80, conm,ncins at 10 clock, shall -ell
'Hs vat The residence Of a gentleman declining
housekeeping, No. 93I X street, between OH and
lot streets northwest.
The collection. a. viii be noticed, embraces some
Of lie TurcSt and costly furniture ever sold ~
public auction in the District. This sale pre- -eIi> a
Nri%rdid opportunity Tor persons ia search Of rich
and costly furniture.
ca aloFuee can be obtained At the auction rooms
corner % lJ:h and ID streets day previous 10 sale.
TcIm- each.
uar5ld WASH Il. WILLIAMS. AuCt
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.l az Charlotte Cushman Is reported 70 M

seriously i'll. f'''o' 10 No
g 80 renatioa ~ the bodies OF the dcs 4 hiss
been licensed In OaNacs. McKee, s
uF-NtruEica Adel .,i,ica ,-,,.to,,. =, go
Gus r lo>aflua AmandC>a Aman1ona gn-si
in'ha Ann Green and her sister hs,.r ms h.,..,
admitted ID the Knoxville Industrial Home
a. A. exchange says that Chicago bss
thiriy-seNen Kinds OF depravitv. There is al
course. no thiTiy-eIghth kind or She wo,ls
have thet ton - IoinasLr C,rsri,l- T,ssJg, ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N.Y. sPKISG STYLE CARBIAGEs.-Over 100
\ OF the latest New York styles Of
Park and PCuy Ph&tons, Tor and No &.I6H9I
TOP Buggles, Sosh and Low Door and .2Ss
Jump seat Cerrtages. Sec nd hand Carriages taken
~ esshsngs, CAL before purchasing elsewhere. p.
d sCHMlpI CO, No. 3l9 l1th street, be-
tween and ID, Washington, and SO w. Fayetts
street, Baltimore, Md mayil-fys
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hUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.
II Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS. northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE ON 9TH ST, NEAR ID ST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. q

"a Under and by virtue OF a decree Of the Su.
Lis preme Court Of the District of Columbia in Lee
al. Chase ct AL No. OI, Equity docket H. the
undersigned, trustee, will sell At public auction,
on the the, premises on T,H,ESDAY, the 18Th
of lots one %, two l2,, aud twenty-six
le6l, in square four hundred and fifty seven 81
This property has front of q feet inches on 9Th
street, near street, with depth of llS feet to
wide alley, and is improved by we'll built three
story brick dwelling, with large aud roomy hack
building and convenient outhouses.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money,
cash balance in three equal instalments in twely.
eighteen, and tweoty- four months; deferred nay.
ments to be in promissOry notes of .er bear
ing interest and secured to satisfaction Of trustee
Purchaser to pay oleo at time of sale. Resale II
purchaser does not comply with terms Of sale in
w. B. WEBB, Trustee
mar26 cow DUNCANSOE BROS, Aucts