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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
agricultural.
ni-rs: Of Crop Reports.
WHEAT.


,rI.o ,,1....,.-cron of the present Wear i a
,.,,,. and th, deficiency Is au%mcnt' Il
,,,.,,tod deterioration in quality.
Rho li,,I, crown in New England 6 a
,,,,,u =, au,nli,v ~ ever. but not much re
,I,,l,J IN. Middle Suites have aho !
tvo-th;r,l, of the crop of last year, 1h"H9l
tha 5rrlinr j, unequal. being greatest IN
T,.,r Yurk. and bccomine less in dr@rr"
Uni, lnw,r degrees of lttitulc. Virginia
i. the last State in this direction to show
reduction in Weld; all other southern
some Of them from - to - per crnt. None
IF tLr State, east Of the Mi-si~>ipII' *
.,,, Wisconsin. appear to have cqml"I
w.. ,.,.n,, Of L4.t wear. Minnesota Is cred
tied with AZ increased Wodu ton, not
,.;.i...auiioo the, lavagrS Of grts-h"rprr~
.,I tL. losses from -proutinT III the >h"ch.
TI,. other prairie states. ~ far IL report
81. show - decrease. bat the 'Ai'n>I'n % y
counties. may make NJ, IN some degree.
mi, def. icncv on final canvaS~in@ for
.,,r,rr, c:t,c c-tim.tc- The Pacific coast
can : ..I-o short
Tf.,..,,rto,. for the entire territory re
,a,rru fin. present month is about - per
'....,t Of Ia wears production. If this IL
,f;..,t..- t}.c total depreciation. It amounts
to nearly 1000 600 bushels, and Gives a
,f.l,nf 10 Ont. 0oU bushels. b;.t the quail
it, = also l,,ver than last ear. AMI tn
,lo.rcria.iru ! hc1yir-, in wat = inoWn
in ! ~,,cc.l' s-Il-e - IA. V .t:'-- r. WI
rr.,,,u-.
!l.tAi.1. The crop ;..e'. e : a. n
= en-, n..' w -u1aI COZ mon. / ms Is
,Gi..ir1t +" It fu.ti 81 i @uctio', OF 'he
s~,r l"u.n il lar''.7 | ~ II lead rather
tI,I 80 it.
COEN.
'-hr r"'.ii,ion Of tn" corn CROP x re
fqr.. i i tn 1t OF . 'to'i't' : - Ion
..'v ~, /. - AVERAGE >l.t.'i~ III >tf'l'-i g.
lie Sits - allow" the 81 ndati Il go"t
,..u1I,;on. I. E., in Extra thrift ahd r"o,iut
tive y'err. r-tTn Of quantities h:r'
v'---,3 V III not he made TIL mex month
wien Il comparative result VIII ~" bette!
understood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

drive half dozen strong stakes around
it, letting them extend above it. \ few
inches, to protect it from being paved to
fragments. If the tub is water tight. 10
case it should rain in it. there will be moth
ing lost. as they will lick the salt water
rs readily as they will the salt; and
should the water evaporate. the salt will
remain. When sheep or neat cattle are
kept in pastures where there is much
clover (7rJolium pratcnse), they usually
have great hankering after salt; and If
they can have access to it, they will 90
and lick more or less, several times dur
ing the day; and they will consume just
enough to rectify the acidity of the stom-
,ch. and keep them from bloating. Many
4 farmer has lost fine animal. in conse
qncncc Of boating. which one pound OF
salt would have kept i'll good health
" y. UcralI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
2oetruu.
THE YUJ-Sf: ~ciin0'; ~ All

,,,, x-,I-.:f: ~t'IInD!. i.t'NI~ N''L!I-V-
III 4i Y.
n -,-,ot # j. to instruct the infant mindi
.. roa,.ber. Jin'= pokin- me hehnd,D
r. ,r,,.h m. intellect like a hud m 'olf;
'...,- ,n,vn't I warm ms htul-z They re 'o'H'
Teach tinv feet to walk in VISIONS path,
.. Nun ThrnItI. pleath hear the primer ciath'
49,, ,l,.Ic.- and fre h. aud mnocctt and fam
.. rer rr,wn'- rull.n' Of my hair
= .rno-, vourr souls for me to guide an-hi:
-. -.,o,lnt-rn, Bon ~av5 he's -vne t H..
/ or Young min l. that must be taught to THINK
=. I'm -ir-tv: can't have drink: =
Truly my line. have fl'.en in pleasant Pic
l..T.,,hcr. POLLY Jane making il"e--I
- ~, 1e.c.- john. Nv,l w from tn t. toes
those stupid young one We'll. N time 10 'i'-'
-F-rrl Vernon IN ~c,ihnc.'- for October
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
PAID NEARLY.
s f o O. o q : :
JA%UARY ., IL.

jA%UART ., IL.
II. Il. STEVENS. Esq:
Dear Sir: When about six months ga was vac''r-
atrd The rites who vacclnatf from ne SANE
died from the hunur. the EI,nIr spread e. II
such exten. that rnliedI ~ bran T. pre-
vent from scratching my person IL" dlSel-' il
uay settled my head remained III TINS - Ii !Itlni
about twenty years troubled all til" tan" WIKI
breaking in my head and Il S,'arg< Eruption from
my At this time a kernel appeared IA ny l.. n
Gradually iSng IL: size llltl tuur formed 81
slch immense size could see 10y turning IlE 'Ne~
downward All this time taking Narl pGS rene
dies or blood without any sGS;tiifIa "a fit
then went to prominent ply S-lan II lih~t II VI
during his treatment OF SIX months. 1i.cd Tie tuner
light times which cost me hearty So ~ IF: 'l.r
with rough aggravated sore. without II all al!u "a
the of the tI1nur and in SlcEX. erhr 4 IA
qltion consulted another physician IL NatcN. NJ!
after considerable time succeeded III healing til
without reducing the siz- Vt tins point cpilili.'
sc NEGETINE throjl Ii the II a
fIieud. After had taken ti.Sr 'i.'e "a ont <
experienced wonderful Sensations My MO" body
eulel TO be UNDERGOING Ia i''I liL,'- ultI! finally
timur broke and DISCHARGED tTl-ftt'I I-I'ir-
From time Il decreased ~ 81" MT! IL. i'il- Il
Disappeared but NY neck Still hears -" I-lY
the and lance am healthy AMI -: al!
able to { rk every day
WI, also mention That have :, a-1t. =.
from IntlanatprY rheumatism eyer ~lEcr r!t :t-
Der, until commencing tii,- I-c + ktf non
immediately al rheumatic pans c--'--
statement volunteer tor II" pan o t-ls:t--
other suffering humanity, ana Nl NIL tti-r IA
By giving il As mach publicity ~ .'lcit ar per
\'t-y gratefully.
O. VI SANi.i-~, = nan :. 2i.-S-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

The f,t-tailed sheep are the natives of
SYRIA and are chiefly remarkable for their
huge fatty tails. which sometimes weigh
seventy or eighty pounds, and are so heavy
that the shepherds are forced to protect
them from the ground by tying small
pieces Of board underneath them; PAR
of small wheels are sometimes set under
the board to save the animal the trouble
of dragging it over the ground. The fat
procured from the tail is used instead of
butter and for purposes of cookery. Fat
tailed sheep are found in most parts of the
world; those of Af"haniStan have Il re-
markahlv silky and delicate fleece. when
is employed for the manufacture of car
pets and various articles of wearing ap
arcl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
WHAT Is VEGETINE,?

1t is a compound xtra, til from banks. roots a:a
herbs. I:ls natures remedy l. l. p''tiy d r;ii"~~
from any bad effect upon tn stem It's '.r.~-
aud Strengthening II : l.rt-tiv upon tn t-.r'i
1t lIicts the y $ttn II --.y~ y'g go 4
sweet sleaI al night |. GOD al.a-tt u ,r AL
fathers and mothers, for gives trIn strength. i-.
their ana then! natures sweet 80,
has bsen proved by a-ci yer IA II il til.
great Blood Purifier 1t s'r:if- r-I-',IE
children. Il mas relieved and cured tilt -at-. Il
Pheasant t. take: ,t Ike = L .-.
and cures all diseases ORIGINATING y impure To- #
Try the NFGET!>F 'iIlr i :alr trial III
plants: then yuu VIII 70 NrIr TN: T. I...s fl
acquaintance. Try Il. !: has cured me
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

The people Of Arkansas don't forget their
obligations to Judge Poland. A bill was
reported favorably in the lower branch of
the legislature, last week, to change the
name of Clayton county to Poland.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
INpPoNISG PLANTS EY pEI-\I\,

IMrEovING PLANTS EY PEUNING.-
" How shall grow my plants compact
and symmetrical in form?' is 7 question
frequently asked by amateur florists Il
is a simple matter. and is accomplished
bv iuiicious pruning an cutting. In
nearly all kinds of Towering plants cX-
cepting those grown from bulbs, ais in
trees and shru :. buds are formed II the
axis Of the leaves along the sem on
br:,nch"s while the growth proceeds from
its termination. This. i'll pertnnial>. il
not checked. continues TO grow, and rs!l-
ally causes Il tail or msharclv form. bat
bv cutting it off at any point. or pinchin.
uut the terminal, new shoots st1rt ont at
the leaf Joints below the cut, or, if already
started. commence to grow with incrc:,>-
ed viror. and will, in due time, result in Il
better shaped or more buShy plant OF
branch. Prunin" or pinchng should be
more generally re>ortcG to tlian il i, for.
bv observing :he principle of growth Just
alluded to. and varying the pruning Of the
habit of the kind, it is Just rs easy to have
vour plants. either in the house. con>crv:t-
tory. or garden, of fine form. a> to have
them otherwise. and they are 50 much
more rewardng and agreeable to work
among. Little danger exists of cutting
away too much; persons who resort to
pruning frequently err in cutting too little.
Old plants with long, leatleS> branches
may be entirely reshapel by severe lrun-
inc.-IH. Home E'oriS'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
V E G E L | y f .

Taking into consideration the character of its v"c
ers the history its and the immense lnrrea-
ing demand VEGETINE may be fairly entitled the lead
ing medicine of the age ,.,,
For scrofula in the blood. NEt;ETINE III an lhf1ih'
remedy and no person need suffer from ulcers
and ali diseases arising from impure blood II NE'ii-
TINE is used according directions There Is not
OF scrufula in existence that NEGETINE VIII npt cure"
provided however, the vital functions have Eot lost
their power action all that sad TO the contrary
Notwithstanding
VEGETISE pleasant the taste. mild i'll liz inf /
pnce and absolute Its action disease" the f"4-
lowing unquestionable evidence VIII SHOW.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

Judge Barrett of the New York Supreme
court explains that he is only one of the
authors of TINT new American drama
Mrs Barrett is the other. He designed:
the plot and the characters, and she gave
them life and speech. and maneuvered
them to the climax.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

TRAINS Going SOUTH AND EAST
Lave Montpelier a:s Is A ". IL and % p N
MAJ! train leaves Waterbury 81 A Mnn-Ie Ter
- A. NJ. for Boston. New London, Springfield New
\ TX AMI intermediate points
Express Mail leaves Malone at 90 a NJ. Montreal
). st Adams at Il ~ N. lpntleller > 10 N
Tor Boston Lowell
Mixed train leaves -. Adams % arriving al
VI '!itl'clicr 81 +. u
<l-ilt express -lves O-,lensbur- at Ioia NJ. Mon
real at - 81 Adams Al + 90 n. No;I IT,
al o. f1r Il ,stpn via. Lowell Ct FItrh5ursh
SI'rn-Ici N.H prk and iuteriuc hate points
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave AIontrcI.cr , 20 4 N. e.G1A 4cuPY
Day Express leaves Boston via fitchl,Ir.f at IN
VA Lowell 90 \.-A London $50 r1rt--
ii ii rjA N Npcl!.r % TOR BURLINGTON
Adams. tiflItr"al. and o-ti"lIsl'urgh-
mt tcr 20 NJ tor burlington 81 Adams icL-
, i1rl. i. Johns. p-1ic:; slIurEh-
rht Expre-s leaves /; .~ton via Lowell a. : 10
FIfci URN .4i .S-u York =. Spring
mid. Mon jeiIcr , - A Bur fil.-;t.f
- ALIENS. Montreal and D-dtI >l;.Tgl. ard the
Trains leave II ,utpelrr Tor Barr al - and IL
~ d 5ln L.
7.,rimr cars are attached to Niglit ExTre-S trans
b--V,co1I "a trtai AMI RS and N
| al Sitrll--i.rl.i. ami II Adams sIi!i Troy
DrdWi!.-r on4 ears On Day Express trains between
II IIrfli ans! BIS
h-,l--:. tx ,fc f.ir % an :ieTest sale al
til |fr,t.IT'ai station
J. v HOBART. Genera : uperi3to1.der.t.
: A!t.iuS. E''v,Ini,-E - -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

| NV curiosity was satifised. and do not re-
gret the investment of my twenty-five
cents.-New York Correspondent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTRAL VERMONT Il. Il. LINE
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST

WINTER ARRANG MENT
Conlpaeucing .H0udty. -N1ctnljer -. 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

The crop of ISL was about an average
one The product reported this year tails
Short of that ahout / per cent lie crop
i fully equal Il last years. IN both weld
and quality. in New England and does not
vary mach from il in the S"Uth Atlantic
and Gnlf States. takcn rs 4 WhOIr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09
bid.


CLARKE On tho evening af January ;. of pull
m"uary consumption, Lucy MlLrEE tLAEAE- Wiie
al George II. Clarke. aud only child OF the ltte Cap
tain illiam Miller 90 ~. Lnul-. Missouri
Funeral from the residence 81 :. u. HDueur a..
southwest corner Of Gay ar Green streets, George
town ON Monday. January ID, az clock .. m The
relatives and friends 0f herself ami husband are i'm
yited 20 attend without further notice. lntcIment
az Oak Hin Cemetery
FAYMAN. On the 9Th instant, GEORGE 7. IL
FAY1lAN, sg1u - years.
is friends and tho o. the family respectfully
invited 90 attend hl- funeral from the residence ~ hs
father. George II. Faymau, 1l3 Rhode Island ave
nue. northwest, Sunday. the l0th Instant, az y.
FULLER Died at his pos accident in Fine De-
partment, Chicago, January o, 30, GEORGE x
FULLER. only brother Ui Benjamin 4. aud Mary n
Fuller, Of this city.
OFFUTT. on Friday, January ELIZABETH A,
wife Of A. r. Otutt, aged s. year,.
Her funeral viii take place ON SUNDAY, the 10Th tn
slant AZ D. IN from the house Of her s0n-in law.
Fred. W Jones. , Isl street Georgetown, and pro-
coed 20 Oak Hin cemetery.
SUNDAY Herald. Capital, and Chronicle
RYON on the sth instant, AT "a O'Clock p. m,
kyOn.
Human hands have tried 20 save thee,
signs aud tears were all IN vain
Happy angels came and bore thee,
rom this weary world OF pain.
Fold the waxen hands together,
Close the soft aud dreamy eyes,
See how like broken lily,
Pale and beautiful. he lies.
Funeral will take place 70 morrow Sunday alter
noon, at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09

SIT AND SET, LAY AND LIE--The two
words, ''sit" and set" are too much ms
taken for each other. When a grammar class
is asked for the first time if il is right 20 say
"hens set the Court SETS" one-hal1 oil them
perhaps will vote one way and the other half
The other The court means the judge or
Judges; the Judge sits, the court sits, the jury
sits. hen sit birds sit ''Setting hen" is
wrong; hens are not ''setters" or pointers.
SET require an objective case; we set a chair
but sit in il. There is a similar difficulty in
the words ''lie' and ''lay." In families whose
hens 'setr everything ''lays," and all Lay
abed." The quoted words are wrong. Lay
means to place, and requires an adjective: as
s'the hen Laws eggs" NOW L lay me, we
should saw the book lies on the table; he lies
abed; lies low; everybody lies, II you Piesss -
but nobody laws unless he has something 10
Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09

B-At a meeting Of master cooperS In New
Work it was announced that the lockout
has been successful I'm breaking up the coop
ers' union.
ursFor heavens sake, lend me i've dol
lars. ~ said n destitute man to his friend, II
have had nothing in my house 10 eat for four
DAVIS but rice" "Rice !" said the other, '.If
i had known you had rice would have
around to dinner" The Eve dollS"-
forthcoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09
NIFRCHNNT>- LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
vi BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter The fine Stcams hips Z. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON vii MAKE REGULAR we-S- ~zT@SS
fr trip I-rv..-u NEW YORK ALIEN 4 Ii -
ANpGIA WA~HIN GTON aui-E--z-E.=S
GEORGETOWN a. fgllTYs--Leave NEN YORK
FROM Pier - Ea-t River. every SAL RbAN at ?.
m leave CEuRGETOWN every Friday at Z a.
IN and AIEN NNpRlA The same day ~ , m.
For fulI Information apply 70 X. Z. 4 DENHAN.
4 gent bu-iut.- office ami wharf. G3 Water street,
Georgetown the Office Of the PRECEDENT near
P-treet bride.
". THOMPSON. President.
A. F-ri-Ef- delivered ly Knox = Express. orders
Iaft 80 General Office. sos Peuu~y Iyauia avenue,
at the vhaTf, Will be promptly attended
O.. Jelltr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09
AUCTION SALES.
II =. ZIMMERMAN SON, AuctIoneer..
H. No. 315 7th street northwest
THIS AFTER NoON.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
t hEAL ESTATE OF NINETEENTH AND u
GG3NsIsT1SG or THRE TWO- Story
FRAMES On THIRTEENTH STREET, AND
THREE TW0, STORY BRLGkS on ID STREET
ALI SIX HOUSES NEARLY NEW.
e. By virtue Of deed Of tr.sst, dated May Ssh
Lii A. u. 1879 and duly recorded in Liber No m
fOio So ct seq one of the land records for the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, and AT the request of the pary Sc
cured thereby, will sell at public sciun in front
OF the Premises, on SATURDAY, the 9thday Of Jan
gsry A. II. lS5, at O'Clock p. m, the fill1wing-
described real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton in said District 90 wit All of original lot Nun
berd twenty one (2ii, and the south forty two az
feet t6) inches. fronting 18th street eat by the
enire depth thereof OF original lot numbered twenty
three ~, in square numbered ten hundred sd gfr
teen (Olsl, together with the improv emens thereon
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said deed of trust
TIE amount Of Indebtedness secured to wit 80 ss IS
with interest, at 10 per cent from May 18th lsz4 10
y OF sale and eN penses fsale in cash and the bal
auCe AT and IL months, fr which the notes of the
puch bearing interest from the day of sale s,d
sect red by deed of trust the property sold stl
be teksn $50 deposit on each houss at time of sale
These houses will be sold separately, and the Aours
in cash to be paid each hOese will be pro rata os
the whOfe amount in cash required. CoIveyancing
and recording at purchasers CaSt II terms of sae
are not complied with in six ds from tay of sale
the trustee the right to- resell al risk and
cost OF pur5haser purchasers.
VIM. Il. HOFFMAN, Trustee
dec2etd n. +. ZIMMERMAN & SON. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09
MARRIED.

RTNCHAM-MCFALL. on the tn instant, al
tine r->iueuc- oT ihe brides iaiL,r. ". n McFA by
t.Ip Rev. y " Wage y. D. BfNGUAM. of Wash
iuCion. v. a.. and FANNIE d. MCCALL, OC SAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09
hCNCANS0N BROS, Auctionerrs
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID str " r. northwest

BACK BUILDING AND STABrE, on YIN
STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND +
So by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated December
LII 5th, 1873 and duly recorded i'm Iit-r No 740
tono Of the land records for Washington county in
said District, will sell at public auction in front of
the premises, on SATURDAY, January 9Th, A ID
ls15' at clock all those pieces or parcels Of
ground, in Washington city District of Columbia
known as lots % and %, in Moses Kelly's recorded
suhiIy ision of square Sg2.
There is new two story frame dwelling with base
mrHt. back building and stable on the premises
Terms # sale: S2,01, with ten per cent interest
thereon from December 8, IS73 together with the
taxes, insurance and expenses If the sale, in cash
balance in six and twelr months, to be sccrFud by
notes bearing Interests and deed of trust on the
property : 100 down when the property is Sold. II
the terms Of sale not complied with in five lays
the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the dcfaulting party Convey
aIcing at purchaser : cost
LOUIS SCHADE, Trustee
iani DUNCANSON BROS, Auzs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-09

- IL Auc,ig neers AMI Real Estate Brokers.
Star Office Building. ~" SUI
RR ESn Fsr sAtE s OF IyaLLEThLE IMPROVED
RShpM,hEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTRFETs'
H HiTGhfiRY YS soT, MAR CITY HALL AND JU'
So. BY virtue of deed of trust executed to the
DAY Of November I2 and recorded In Ihor r ~. TN
no - one q the Land Records for washington
for sale ar public auction in front of the premises az
o'clock p m. on MONDAY, the tn day Of Jan.
Gel Of ground, with the Improvements thereon Ytn
ate IN the said District the same being known on the
ground designated as part Of Lot numbered tTo a 81
IN Square numbered five hundred and thirty one
Of street northwest twenty (Oj feet west Of the
Son,hssst corner Of said lot and running thence
Nt-t eighteen feet and eight inches lS I2I thence
north north ninety nine feet nine and half inches
~ ~, then5e east eighteen feet and eight inches
- 10 and thence south ninety nine ami half in
eI ne tSy ga I'D to place of beginning.
ne iInpIoyensnts consist Of threestory and
OeTrenent Brick House, with modern improv ements
iGIms OF sale; $500 cash; balance in three equal
interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annnm psTa
c ole semi annually Conyeyancing at purchasers
the purchaser sio to be paid at time Of saie ~ II
TIl7 Gi sale are not complied with within FIVE days
the risk and s Of f1 the grPF to BE 5sd at
f6 EnHsELE9N Sb n PR13WLING' Trustees.
del2l -eotd LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts
/ ATIMER & CLEARY,
IL : tAuctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building.
EXFCITOR,S SALE OF SUPERIOR PARLOR
IlhNl1l RE, DINING ROOM FTRNITIRE
LIBRARY AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
r. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January
- 10, l-s2, 81 the country residence of the late
III thi-i Justice Salmon u. Chase, E,Ig-v0OI.
! tHcaT Gleenwoud Cemetery, commencing at N
o'clock shall sell the above superior collection Of
Furniture. "
For COM cHiencc Of purchaser attending the sale
l"flT horse omnibus Viii leave the stIesronn of the
GUctluuegTs At IL o clock on morning of sale
\; B--Ihe magniiceHt Law Library belonging to
th late thlHi Justice viii be removed to the sales,
rooms 81 HessTs Latimer & CIrary, when due notice
Nl'4 Do gwen q the sale by catalogue.
II. II. COOKE, Executor.
-al.' d IATIMER & CLEABY. Aucts.
E'HUMAS BOWLING, Auctionrer.
II al Estate Exchange, , . 9TH street.
STAMPS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR
MT Hot 81 FOR SALE At AUCTION.
tn MONDAY January 18th. ISIS, at 4 O'Clock
g. IN, within the New Market Building. | will. by
direction u tie Beard Of Trustees. -cIi the highest
bidder. al the stands remaining uuS-f1 in the
y rtharH Liberty Market House. VIII Lp sold.
Terms and conditions made known upln applica
a. II the Office Of the company and on day of sale.
IaH6 At THOMAS BOWLING, AUCt.
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ID ii. WARNER,
Id. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and 4 streets n. w.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust to me dated March
E ID, 1873, recorded in Liber No. us, folio 63
Of the land records for the county of Washington, d.
c., shall sell at public sale, in front of the premi
Uses, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of January, ISIS,
at O'Clock p IN, part of Lot one, in Square three
hundred and eighty seven, " beginning for the
at the southeast corner of said square, and running
thence north ninety feet thence west twenty five
feet, thence south ninety feet thence east 10 the
place Of beginning" together with the improve
House.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, (of which 500
must be paid on the grOundl and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months thereafter, with interest
ten per cent. per annum, to be secured by deed
of trust the property and If the full terms not
complied with within ten days after the sale, the
property will be resold at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser. All the cost of deeds and
cording to be at the expense of the purchaser.
JOHN w. STARR, Trustee.
jan5-d b. II. WARNER, Auct.
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, AuCtioneer,
1O14 Pennsylvania avenue.
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS
CUTLERY, WOMEN'S UNDERGARMENTs,
6C., sc.
Sales EVERY EVENING at 7:3O p m, and
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock a. m
oct26 3m JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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BOWMAN & GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and AuCtiOneers,
Alp 9TH street northwest

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.
d. On SATU RDAY, January 9Th, at A O'Clock
-: m, in front of the premises, shall offer tor
sale that valuable three story and basement pressed
brick House, No. 907 18th street northwest. The
house contains ten rooms with all the modern
Improvements, and has heeQ newly papered aud
painted. VIII be sold free Of all taxes and incum-
branCes.
Terms on day of sale: $3.50 down At fall of hammer
If terms are not complied with in five days, will be
Tesud at risk and cost IF defauting purchaser.
JAM Rep.l BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts.