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sross clearances..... ................. vl,25oOU0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. $780, Isl, 652
S u,iency palances 3oyo6OS
Gold exchanges. ........................ 7s00,976
uoiu Odanees' l,O32,so4
In the Official report OF the weeks specie ship
ments the Custom House officials omitted the
steamship suevia, which took out $500, COO. This
makes the to.al shipment last week s2,279, 257,
Of which $1,777,Ooo was American gold coin,
s19,seo Spanish gold and the remainder silver.
The coinage of gold at the san Francisco Mint dur
ing April will amount to $4,000, 900, aud the coin
age OF gold and silver at the Mint exceeds in
amount any other in the United States.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advces give the following figures =
Cousols Tor money. o31S "a; consols Tor account
o.; 1865, old, 1855. 1s67s.. 1882 1851; ten
forties. 103ss; new fyes. 1925 Erie, 27K. Rentes
In Paris 63L. 97hc. The English market quiet and
STEADY.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm at the following
quotations limited states currency SKIES 124k a
l245S; DO. do, 1881, registered, 1917 q 1927 do.
DO. do. coupon, 1231S a 12S9S do. nve-twenties,
1882, registered, 1lojz; do. do., do coupon, 1le
l914; do, DO, 1894, registered, l176 a lis; do
TO-, do, coupon, 1909 q l2IK; do. do, do, 1885,
registered. 1854 l1o; DO. DO, do, coupon, 123
l2316; do do, do, new, registered, 1914 a 121k;
registered, 1919 a 122; do DO. d. coupon, 1928
l23; do do, 1868. registered, 1917 O 1924; do
DO. 10, coupon, 1925 a 1913; do. tenIortes reg
btered. 1l5T 1l61S; do. do coupon, ll6k III;
40. do, SKIES, 1851. registered, -ll5H l15k; do
do, do coupon. il7H a ll71<
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were firm and moderately active. Union
Pacific arsts sold az 1904, land grants at o7T
sinking lunds at 93A %; Central Pacific san
Joaquin brancn, at %; do, California ana oregon
branch, at e4t1; Chicago and Northwestern con-
Iolldated at IS, do. coupon goo bonds at seK a
B6s<, Louisville and Nashvll consolidated at ssx
and New Jersey Central consolidated nrsts at
1861. Delaware, LacEawanna and Western con-
vertibe advanced 10 100. New YORK Central cou-
pom hrsts advanced TO u.s. Harlem coupon nrsts TO
Ia. Morris and Essex nrsts to ia, New Jersey
Central hrsts. new, 10 113, and nudsoa River
sinking fund TO ITO. western Paeifcs rose to os.
4 further ADVANCE In good bonds to-day was
caused By q continued active demand for invest
ments.
STATE BONDS
In state bonds New York registered bounty
loan sold at 1854, Missouri long skies advanced
10 1O0I ana Tennessee new series to 81. The
following were the latest bids -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A \ .oPPoRruNlrY OFFERED ro .NGAGE tn \
"a husine,s cevesmg New 5oIs Pnladcpaia ma aos-
Wees require. Address BONA FiDL box ~ herald
AlTESTioN. MANurAcruRERsi-A MACHINE
a wen.ed u every kitchen VIII pay s51ull Grst year
Il pushed VIII sell nall % The whole. A0nt. LII, Is
WOOL HAT MANUFACTURING HOUSE. pgsiR-
RI Ing extend u II HusEess, woud Ike a partner
with soGOJ; concern i xserienced ~ me trade AMI
Saa IS Bsoasw SS@ne'0H Apply to oo9s
PARTNER wANlRO-iN 4 BUTTER CHEESE
anu pr9uutn eassd ~ tan ue,' part 81 slNl'
required, $500 MALoNk's store Agency, IA sassau 81
nRY GooDs-A Man .wIrH s5gQO ak s600 CASH
IL buy the stock, Fixtures ana Lease 81 estub-
lshea store. dong business the years at
Tor person VINO i willing ID work il is an excellent o..
portnniiy satisfactory reasons gwen flr selling out
ONCE ,s 4's' "'V'' A'u's'' = ''Di''' 80 ''''''a
L'oR sALE-Gc4AN HOUSE. CAPE MAY, \. j.; Ac-
communication Tor 30 guests all furriahe aud ready
DAvI, 4 SIMPSON III Walnut street. Philadelphia.
L'oR sALE-A VALUABLE PAreNr ADDRESS.
T. WI, la name, H. J. wlLBRAnAa MAS, box Y
DARINER wANlEp-ACfIya OR SPECIAL WIrH
n ron siooo e SO capital IN IN established piano
Heralc Uptown Branch onee.
DARE CHANCE FOR tue cENrENEIAL-wANrLD
~ laav partner prachca housekeeper. wlh b 800
PniladeIpha oeaiieH central AM arst class Address
street. Philadelphia.
CURE FORTUNE FOR The RlCqT Party WHO
- can command some capltaL-Money wanted to ex.
te1d trst class proprietary medicine business, which
VIII bear a strict investigations immense pralia ana
sure success; partner active or silent Tau this day
tween and 3 l.. x Co, II EAST lhirteentl street.
RIO WOOD WORCESTERSHIRE AND COUNTY
i Rights Tor sale, In "a valuable patent ~ the house
furnishing line. Apply 10 $ A. sMIiH 52 Piatt street
NfANTED--A MAN or ABILITY ENERGY AND
w character TO organize company for the mGnulac-
ture and sale OF valuable article in great demand and
monopoly secured by letters patent Address MOTOR
box lS6 Herald office.
Gen0 NAN WlrH THIS AMOUNT FOR AN
,DOUU. agency, or to superintend workroom and put
up goods; present. salary $40 weekly. Apply At 50
Broadway, room 4.
S2 400 Partner WANTED, TO ATTEND r.
p L.OOO. nancial department OF very lucrative
and strictly cash business Fun particulars at 80 West
Fourth street. room 2, after IL O'Clock
GQ SlQ -PARTNhR WANrrD. IN A LIGHT
spD.DUU. manufacturing business mat will bear
investigation. business realize from 50, wv to
ST. OO per annum. Address IS. H.. Herald once.
GS nla WILL SECURE ~AFa. RESPECT
.pO.OOU able and profitable business. Gail on Mr.
b.. Al CortaEdt street second floor, New York
cd N nnn TO SmO0O AID JITIONAL CAPITAL
p1O.bOV wanted-On long established business of
manufacturing chemicals secured by first mortgage
property worth double the required; present
sales nearly 5lOl0U can be increased mme
diaey; VIII bear close investigation, Address W. Ia.
ADAMS. Bridgeport Conn.
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nIssOLUTTON.-THE FIRM COMPOSED or ALEX.
~ Hays and Jacob Hays under the arm name OF
CONSENT. ALEX, "a, HAYS,
Ami 49, 1878 JACOB Hays
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ENGAGED.
FIsCHEL-FREUSD.-Mr SIGMUND FIsCHEL to
ISIS JULIE FREUND, both OF this city. No cards.
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For future delivery basis low midding} the sales
have been Enthusiastically aiter one M.-Aprl
100 at l6 sltc May, 400 at = loc a4oQ AZ ~ &c
l6 ls52c. August ia; i65ac. Total OiO bales. To-day
up to two T. M-Apr, 600 ut l6l6c; May 100 az l6l5c
G5Sc $3.50 at Is SIZE 800 S-l6e 800 y 52e 70j
IL slice. June 900 at 10 1899 2I00 at 10 7Gc, 100
Is l62c July 900 al IL Use 5os y Ii l6c 100
ii-l6c. 300 At l6 23S2c. 1000 1t u Hide CoC 1t
IL 25-59c L2oJ at IL ll.l6c., ls30 at 10 z5S2e Au
gus. 100 e isdc goo at le 272c, 90 e 10 lsl6e,
rs y SIC. no az iG ll6e Total Slgoo bales. Grand
200 May Tor august; 5ee paid TO exchange 500 May Tor
June. The receipts OF the ports we're as foliowsDaE
weston $50; New Orleans. Ll9l; Mobile 53i; savannah
Charleston, OSI; Wilmington, l79 NorQik, 100; Ba
more As; New York 1893; Philadelphia, l7d Total 453s
his day last week, 5.s63 his day last year, o,45i
Total since September 32s954 bales Cotton iroiRhs
closed follows TO nayre, by steam &c. To nam-
&c. compressed. TO Liverpool i'd by steam; by sad,
1870. sad
Flour GRAN-Receipts-Flour, IL 59i bbls. wheat
TO- $50 bushels; corn, it3O0 do. oats, 1850 do.
meal 90 bbs ana Sol bags barley 20o0 bushels The
market quiet and easy. Good shipping extras
were waned about So 20 So 30, but were generally
held little higher he sales comprise TO- tuO hbls
quotations Rye -four was quiet aud steady,
with OF l5O bbls unchanged prices Corn meal
rulp ed uue salea Dbls. We -
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MISSOURI STATE STOCKS.

BY virtne and authority act entitled An act to
authorize the and OF renewal funding bonds
foi the purpose meeting and paving the maturing
state indeD edness" approved March ~, 1876 we the
undersigned, rund Commissioners 81 the state Mis-
souri, will receive sealed bids at the office OF the Cover
the stae Missouri tthc be opened puD-'
lcly by the Governor Va the presence Of these commits
souersl Way ID, 1875 at ~ O'Clock A. NJ for the
chase Of $40 bonds u the stocks OF this State The bids
may be Tor any ur all these classes, 10 witt
80 per cent told b0uus. SLOW each
sd 9 per cent Bon -, payable In lawful money
so per cent round sterling Bonds........ e. each
70 be payable twenty after GATE. but redeemable
Al the pleasure OF the state Missouri tive years
from the daie ana before the expiration OF the twenty
years Sati stocks 10 have sent.annual coupons at
tnehed for the proper amounts IN ereSt payable
the ist DAYS "a July and january year. All the
bonds q be paya az the National Bans OF Commerce.
IN New York except the pound serhng stocks TO be pay
able tu London. TWP hundred and sixty OF these bonds
20 bear date May lsi and 70 he delivered and paid for
sand ban June 10 1873 and $40 20 bear date jaw
eA anu u ne delivered nna paid tor sald bank on
SAID last mentioned date Tie right 10 reject any all
bids reserved 20 the anI FUND Commissioners
The proceeds Of these bonds 10 be applied 10 the payment
Of the maturing in lc0teiuess OF state. These
nrst cas- stocks and have unquesu0uable guarantees
for their payment he OF the state ample
70 meet. promptly, principal and interest when due
THIS proceeding done by aud with ad vice and
sent OF the Governor OF the state.
JOS W. NJ RCER
Treasurer. [ Fund
THOMAS HOLLADAY. lCom'rs
state Auditor.
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lO:l5 AND 1880 A. NJ.

l22 $4,000 U $50, c '67,. y. i22z&
l2lM .O0UO U 5 SIS, c, 81. 49,. li74
l2lA BOD Y ) SIS, lO-4J, Co.. Il7h
l2l5a ioOO uo............. ll1A
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CoPARTNERsIIEPs.

DERsIGNED HAVE
rtnership under the firm
!. and VIII continue the
late firm, OF importing
fancy goods, diamonds,
allen. ~. HAY
JOHN T.. SHEPARD.
DAVID J.. REYNOLDS.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, April 20 1878
Spanish gold go 22i American, $50 a 81, Exchange
nrn9r--On the United tltes ~ days currency IS IS
premium; short sgut ~ a " premium; short sight
gold, 1875 l26 premium; LONDON, $50 l52 premium;
on Paris LIZ Ia premium. sugar nominal.
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSDoN April 26-Even
ing.-Spirits turpentine 25S. Cd. q 26s per cwt
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SPOT COTTON LESS AcTTvE-TUTUREs CLOSED
QUIET-FLoUR QUIET-wITEAT LOWER CORN
LowER-oATg STEADY BARLEY MODERATELY
AcTIyE-RYE QUIET PORK NEGLECTED. LARD
LOWER PETROLEUM DULL-- NAVAL STORES
GENERALLY QUIET-wHIsKEY AGAIN F1EAER-
GROCERIES QUIET And FIRM.
MONDAY. April 26-6 r. Nj.
The markets were stiu dull and Irregular in
some cases decidedly lower. On 'cnange -four
was duh for all except shipping extras, which
ruled steady. Wheat was duh, except at figures
too low TO admit OF business, and sales reported
showed q material decline. but they were stlll
too high to admit OF purchases for shipment, so
that very little was done. Corn was also dull ana
lower closing dun at the lower prices. Oats we're
steady. Barley nrmer. PORK and lard were quiet
and without decided change. Cotton was less
active. Groceries continued firm. Petroleum was
elected. Naval stores showed special activity in any
department Groceries less active, but the tone
OF the general market was very strong
CorFEE.-The market continues 10 gain strength, as
stock is much reduced. Some business from first
hands rumored but the particulars not to be
ascertained The stocS last evening included 23691
bags new York, II $50 Baltimore, 400 Mobile, 1900
Galveston and 1900 Hampton Roads Mid grades
quiet but very Arm in price. We quote =
i7sc. good DO. Ise issae Prime do iss.e lgl.e
extreme range for lots oe l91se' Jay1 goyerament
nc 23c Ceylon, lslac 2lc; Maracabo lsc. 2f15c
baMnsso ss Porto Eco 7c g. COSTA Res 7o
DC. Mexican, lS1sc. l9e. Angostura. H5sc. l9c.,
Savanllla IKE 2Uc: Curacao Ic lslye., gold, %
and 80 DAYS.
CorroM-The market continued steady for cotton on
the spot with the demand less active, however Alter
'Change go bales changed hands including 60 paes
export the Continent Spinners confined Inquiries TO
small lots. There was apparently no considerable de-
veTes deened c but rssaned the loss and closed
quiet at foow ugquotatons Apul l6isc IS 532c.
MAY 53gc June 10 Tl6c July, 10 27a2c 10 ll-l6c
August 10 27s2c. september 10 2S2c October ~ I-S2c
l55c. November IL 32e 10 Il6c December 10 l-l6c.
a I6 slice; January, 10 31c. l6i4c Quotations based
on standard classification in force September 1874
and on upland running in quality not
more than halt grade above or below the grade
quoted: Ordinary l49ac. good ordinary, 15ac. strict
good ordinary I6c low mddng, l6c mdaling, 1899;
GOOD middling, lsc. Quotations. based on American
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(gOPARTNERsuIP. -TnE
~ this any formed a copa
name 81 Alex. NJ. nays 4 4,
busin ss, rs es abllsaed BY the
am aeaiing In CLOCKS, bronzes
watches and jewelry.
April g, ISIS.
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goa efagsry &c Net rsesp - aie. sales -

good ordinary 1850 Net receipts ss5 bales Sales ssL
stock, Sa,9 ? bales
CHARLESTON, Anril &C. 1875
Cotton dqiii middilng- lgc.i low middlng, l52ec
1890; good ordinary, 1850. l5c. Net receipts, b.i
bales xpcgis, coasSwise, liz. sales 100. STOCK,
1850 nalls
OsvFco n g.. Apri &c. 1875
flour unchanged; sales 4 bDs. NJ So ~ t0r No !
sprne, s6 ~ nr amber III white winter nnd
- tyr double gXrl Whc dun; sales 1000 bushels
red state, AZ " ~ Ne. Milwaukee club, held 70;
Q. VIII Michigan. 81 g extra do 81 a. Cora qulet.
at ote hafiNY scarce ana hrer oder o. ~ ~ was
maze for canada on ne SPOT but refused Corn meat,
SD Tor boiled and So Tor unbOlted, per Miced
STEADY shorts S23 shipstufs, SIS middlings s27 per
BUFFALO April &C. 1915
Reeeipts-Four 500 bills wheat, 900 bushels corn,
lUOUO dos OATS, zAWO do barley, 900 DO. rye sou
shipments flour. 400 bos; wheat $4,000 bushels;
p3,uJ co. oats, ~ Jrl do; barley 400 In
sore-nOne anoat NOW heat, AL Az bushels corn,
f0s50 10 oats, A,78 hariey, 2is do peas 403)
do; malt 31.7i ~. Flour steady; demand iair sales
Of 49, n0s at nnehangei quotations. Wheat dull the
only safe was 80 bushels MOL sEcboygan Club IT IL.
Corr quiet ana hrn; sale 81 cars new. the trace,
NJ oic oats refining az reg Kye-None here. Barley
scarce asking 81 A. Canada. seeds steady and
quiet; sale o. 500 bushels 81 80 IS Timothy IS
clover 50 Tor large clover. Pork firm ind quiet at
SIS. Lard quiet and firm at l6l&c Hghwines nominal.
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The Study Of Anatomy at the Opera
Houfie.

t-JTV Be" 49, me RaN.ua Trlr.l,H az g1lgpi~,,-s
We don't 90 10 thr opera bDuhc o. study
art, bUt anatomy And 10 il such pleasant
method 81 taking in the science thar Z feel
convinced 90 VIII In time SuperSeje all other
methods of instruction. br. Holmes admits
that since the advent Of blonde burlpSquprs
opera bouticr>. and black cuODkcr>, n has
much less difficulty i'm making his classes
comprehend the manifold mysteries OF the
human frame. IL II "a delightful thing 10 see
these young men. i'm their ar,ior for science,
braNcly frcquentlng the thcatcr nightly.
Notwithstanding the numerous temptations
To- remain away. Il shows that. let come
what may, they will not Shirk their duty. If
testite> COnclUSiyeiy that they have made
up their minds To fiud out all about IT, 4
mean, OF course. the mysteries of anatomy.
tanuOr COmpelS me 10 state that. with the
exception Of Miss SOllenc herself they will
never have a bettcToppOrtunity OF periecting
themselves ina the science than Ina the con-
temptation Of the troupe now performing AZ
The Globe. Aud the gratatIOn~ OF cN-
cy!lence among them are very slight.
The pins OF all are nearly perfect.
From this you would naturally suppose the
house 10 he filled with medical students
There were quite numberon hand. but they
were as nothing 10 the mass OF laymcn. I
never before rcaliZed what "A large element OF
amateurs there are in this community VINO
study anatomy with al the zeal OF profess
SIGNALS. There are brokers on State street as
COnNcTSant with the muscles of the calf a.
br. Holmes himself They are mostly bald
headed, ana invariably carry opera glasses 90
assist their cOntemplatiOnS. II L. "A cheerful
sight 10 see these multltudinOuS bald
IN the parquet. They make az glisten like =
skating rink. II H. enough 10 move the stern
est heart, the thought Oi these men, vino.
worn out by the tolls and cares of the daE ,
the haraSsmentS and anxietieS OF business.
Still have resolution enough left 10 resist the
scduCtions Of the family circle and courage
Ously spend an hour OF two Ia the pursuit OF
pure science Men like these are the hope of
the nation, and Is long a. / see their bald
heads in the orchestra know that the repub-
lie il safe.
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GREEN WISE, Aucti0necrs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND
MELL-IMPRoNED COUNTRY RESIDENCE

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE AND
WELLIMPROVED COUNTRY RESIDENCE
NEAR ARLINGTON, VA.
fs7 BY virtue OF a deed Oftrust recorded in Liber
III B. No. 4, one Of the land records for Alexandria
county, in the state Of Virginia. will sell. at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th of February next, at 80 o clock p. m, the
following described real estate lying in the county Of
Alexandria and state ii Virginia, being in Arlington
township. i'll said stat" to wit. Commencing for
at stone at the southwest corner OF lot numbered
thirteen 49, Of the survey of Lewis Carbery OF the
Mason estate; thence north 81 degrees east, Al poles
~ links to stone; thence north degrees west, ~
poles, Is links to stone the south side Of the
pike road running from Georgetown to Falls church.
Virginia. thence with said turnpike west Is poles, u
links to stone; thence with said pike. south - de-
gTees west, "a poles To stone in the intersection of
the west line of said lot thence with said line south
degrees east Is poles to the place of beginning,
tanning tYe 81 acres, more or less.
Terms of sale: The amount Of indebtedness, Sc
cured by deed of trust, unpaid ; 1907, with the
pense Of sale, in cash. and the balance at one, two
and three years for which the notes ofhe purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by
deed of trust the property sold shall b. taken
deposit of 100 shall be required Of the purchaser
time of sale and all yancing at the expense Of
the purchaser.
GEORGE r. MILBURN, Trustee
IATIMER & CLEARLY, Salesmen.
jan12-wkdz Washington. ID
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\ { tlD\ SALES.
Il ~. r i. n n 7. n I
" Real Estate Agent and Auo;ionreT,
UffiEc No 9U9 -th Z northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BRIrK
RESlpfNtE ON STREET. NstR ST
Al0YSIt'S CHJ ECH, IN SQUARE M 6.5
a. By yirtSC Of "a deed ot iTq-t. dtt,-i Nov srnl or
Ii II, \. II. ISL. and recorded IA Lib4r NJ S.,
folio ~. &c. If he land .raS FIR Wa hitfgfrs
county, II. G. AMI ~ The written order %! IN, pt-ty
secured thereby, VIII sell at public auction in front
90 =. be pren.i~,S, On Til kShAI, the nth day Of
February, 4. L. ISIS, at "a O'Clock p. m part of
Ssluar- numbered six hundred and seventy 4 We
t6l5l in the city of Washington, d G. described As
follows beginning for the a: point on the
ilHc OF street north twenty Do feet from the
northeastern corner uf said square, aud running
thence west along said street tweHty 2I feet
south eighty SDI feet, thence east twenty 2Dl feet
and thence north ~ said street and the place of be
ginning, with all the improvements thereon, con
sistlng of a very handsome Brick Dwelling house
Terms Of sale One bird in cash. Of which : ID
must be paid the sale; the deferred payments Il b.
made in siN and twelve months after sale. with in
tere>t al the rate Of per cent per annum, AMI
cured bV deed Of trust and insurance the ~atitC-
tlun OF the Trustee Terms of sale to be- fully CON
piled with within five days after sale otherwise thu
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property after
i've day. notice, at the risk and cost uf fr-t pnr-
chaser. All convey aECing AZ purchasers cost.
WIN II. w RID, Trustee
fehi coSds JOS. +. KELLEY. 4 rctian-.r
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II ID. WARNER,
10. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS, northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF -TH
sTREET, BETWEEN b AND g STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
F5 By virtue of a deed of trust TO Charles A.
duly recorded in liber No 7l2 folio 49, one OF the
land records for the District of Columbia and the
request of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on MON
that certain piece or parcel of ground situate in the
city of Washington, District Of Columbia, known
and described lot numbered thirty four, f3l in
Jonathan Prout's subdivision of square numbered
nine hundred 9) fronting twenty (2Ol feet ON Sth
street east, BY depth of hundred and nineteen
tlI9l feet to an alley, together with the improve
ments, sc.
Terms: One-fourth in cash, and the balance in 6,
II, and Is months, with interest at per cent per
annum secured by deed of trust on the property
sold deposit Of 100 will be REQUIRED al time Of
sale. All conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms
TO be complied with in seven days
ALBERT Il. RUFF, Surviving Trustee
febs-eo j. I. C0LDWELL, Salesman
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II ATlMER CLEARl,
IL AuCtioneers and Read Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Peunsy lyania avenue and llth 81
Star Office Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND,
NEAR THE ARISEN Al, BEING THE STONE
MILL AND PREMISES FORMERLY OCCU-
- In compliance with a decree of the Supreme
III Court of the District Of Columbia, in bank
ruPtcy case Of VIM. Bradley Sons, No. 2l2, passed
the first day of February, A. ID 1875. the under
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 10Th day Of February, 4. II. 1875, at I clock
J. all those pieces parcels of ground described
in deed of tru, executed by George Mattingly and
wife the 18th day Of June, 1873, and recorded in
hheT No. ~, folio Pos, &C. of the land records Of
Washington county, ID. G., To james Fullerton and
John ii. Mattingly, a. follows: The north part of
lot eleven ID and all of lots mum beTed twelve ~
fourteen, (l4 fifteen, 49, sixteen, tl6) seventeen
a. eighteen u.s. nineteen l3l and twenty -.
in square numbered five hundred and four, 1894. }
the said part Of lot eleven being the north part
thereof, and commencing for the same al the
northwest corner of said lot eleven, l) and thence
running due east eighty two feet alley thirty
feet and two Inches thence due west to the western
recion to the place of beginning, together with the
improvements, &C.
The improvements consist of a largo two story
mill, formerly used a. stone saving mill. with
stone cutters sheds, blacksmith shops, machinery
&c.
The terms of sale. as prescribed by said decree
Will be follows. The purchaser at said sale shall
pay one-tourth Of the purchase money in cash,
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale. The
deferred payments 10 be secured by the prOmlsspry
notes OF the purchaser, bearing six per cent in
terest and a deed Of trust on the premises sold
chase money in cash. If the terms Of sale not
complied with within ten days, the trustee
the right TO resell the property at the purchaser
risk and cost, giving ten days public notice. A
i knocked down W B. WEBB, Trustee
feb3-eod LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.