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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-03
Arizona Items.
ISentinel, 24th.]


J. M. Samaniego arrived last Mon
day with his wagon train from Tucson,
with $4,000 lbs. of wool, to be shipped
to San Francisco.
J. M. Samaniego has received the
contract for hauling government
freight from Yuma to the military
posts in Southern and Southeastern
Arizona, for one year, commencing
July 1st, 1875. E.
Capt. Geo. d.. Nagle, has gone to
visit the mines Southeast of here, for
the purpose Of making arrangements
to have ore sent to the McLane Smelt-
ing Works in Yuma.
We have received letterfrom Phil
ip Piazza of San Diego, CAL, stating
that he will be in Yuma to-day with u
large load OF things for this market.
He also brings a number of freight
packages on commission.
DR.. Crist, wife and child, came in
lat saturday by stage, from the Pima
reservation, where the Doctor has
been fors years resident physician.
They rested in town over Sunday, and
on Monday took the stage for San
Diego, en- route for their home in Illi-
nois
From the Citizen of last Saturday
we learn that i'm Tucson last week, it
rained heavily nearly every day and
night, making rivers in the streets.
Wish we could have few such rains
in Yuma. From the look of things
our turn will come soon. Then look
out for thin dirt roofs. E.
AS will be seen by the passenger
list per steamship "Newbern," and
the arrival of the steamer "COlorado," !"
Major d. Il. Wells, has returned to
his command at Fort Yuma, after a
visit to San Francisco, and Major E..
C. Woodruff and Col. A. G.. Tassin
arrived with a company of the 18th
Infantry to be stationed at Fort Mo-
jave, relieving the company now at
that post.
VIM. B. Hooper & Co. have shipped
during the week.
BY steamer up the riyer.........."".."".l2t tons
By teams Of Samaniego and Goldberg
citizen freight for the Interior. 10 900 lbs
BY burro train to Desert...-....".......3 3 900 "
Received by Lord & Williams, Tucson,
2, 500 lbs OF wool.
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]. n. MCKEE, M. D..

DuYsICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE,
No. IL Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank RESIDENCE First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrlS-tf-Z
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FRED. EUPHRAT, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
ty, diseases of children.
OFFICE over Heinzman's Drug Store
Main street. mylsu
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sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
Office hours-S TO 10 A. M, 2to and to ?. NJ
Residence, No. 240 Main street. d29tf
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DIR, w. HAzElTlNE,

DENTIST-CORNER SPRING AN D TEN
L. pie streets (opposite Temples Bank),
Los Angeles. Jaou u
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. s. RUMBLE. ERICH G. GAERTNER.
RUMBLE & CAERTNER,

CIvIL AND MINING ENGINEERS AND
~ Assayers. Office, Room l5 Downey Block,
Los Angeles.
References-Col. Baker, Gov. Downey, ]. w.
Gillette, and others. ap24 If :
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CON STEAMER DAYS."
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
Inington will be varied so as to connect With
steamer.
Trains are run by the time of Messrs. Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 67 Main street.
All papers publishing S. p. r. r. time table
are requested to make changes in accordance
with the above.
ap23-tJ e. E. HEWITT. Supt.
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NEW STAGE LINE
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TAXES
i on the school assessment for Los An,
geles City School District are now due, ana
payable Mt the City Clerks office, Spring
street, and unless paid within sixty days rom
date of this notice, collection will be enforced
iee sm J. z. MORRIS, Collector.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
J. c. KIRKPATRICK, m. D.,

SUR iEUN AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
= sician. Diseases OF ladies and children
a specially; also throat and lung anections'
Office houl s. Sto 10 A. M; to 3 and to SP
NJ. At Backman House. ap30 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22

will ready for sale az headquarters ~ the
Comm tee Wheeler Wilson Paros ~ East Fourteenth
At On an afer Monday -lrch 20. 0m 10 m 20
srts procured Of the following ge-een members OF
Committee John p Fau-e yS and 200 Church ST.
Guon SO Wast Governor r. Lansing Er.es Hotel
Marrn r. Hatch 50 Liuev.. II: Charles G. Conkn JOY
Cna, Do mss L. TseIar a. East Fourteentat A. x Bosu ST.
Nicholas Hote; George A. Dens - Barea Henry DE w"
C. Sclwacoier 30 W .sl G. kreiztr, NJ
D. $40 st-c1tn; WHgAs Bbcoc oUO BToomeLi Henry
NJ. Weei. IL LIueTT-s.
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COACHMAN and GARDENEK-A respect.

~ ihcmbrsnce woal AXE place IN ct OF
unlersta ds the OF horses
AID gaenBg his excellent references rom -
employer Inquire for T. r. ODBLLS AGENCY lO9 "es JAN
ST. Of Bfvad
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5ifuaiions Uanieo-- males
Coachmen.

Coachmen.
(SOACHMAN and USEFUL-By n Swede
~ with references good foreman IN his movemaa
siur strictly sober ganoer, ainii II worn al ~
LSDQUISTs SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFICE, lO5 East 21iaL
uezrA fh-ave
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90 Ohom II man gunrern


A dditonal capital procured for Merchants Man
ui,ceres AID Others Mining Interests negotiated Real
exhangi Tor business Persons with capital business advised Of
approved opportunities Reierences Ogden Brewer Co. Bankers
II Wiisms Hedges Powers Boots 4J2
he Gggs Carleton Financial aud Business Brokers 81 broadway
oFUcE CENTRAL PACIFIC X Co.. Nos II PISH-
Nav YORK, March %, 1879.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of the CEN
TRIAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have declared DlyI
DtND Of SIX PR CENT GoL payable the above Office and
ao Ap l. 1919 and surrender Of Dividend War
rants No 8 CP HUNTINGTON, Vice President.
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Parties tesrous Of rendering for the erection Of the
NEW HOTEL BUILDING.
bounded ny Broad Dcrspce Bddy the Providence
Rhode Island hereby informed that photographic copies of the plans
obtained application ARCH
TBCT wA. R. WALKER, 81 wEYBOSSBr-ST.. PROVIDENCE
Ri
Tenders to be delivered the Office Of the architect before
THURSDAY, APRIL l, 1878.
The Building Committee DO ne. bind themselves the lowest
o any tender offered. HENRY LIPPITT,
Chairman Building COMMITTEES.
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~ Protestant mar1ed 30 Children wishes us
on I've; good elaehmln nd groom
and greenhouse ana outi1n sren NJ bout
good recommendations Apply CAKPEf IEKs loo "e
1 III IN
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COACHMAN.-A Protestant yOnng married
~ nndros the and management Of horses thor
outhy al the OF valuable 10; hls four 1e
FROM las, employer; Can be seen M
0OB LIS AGENCY 100 West 3ihst ssef Of Broadway
In arJ
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6olfls

GROVE HOUSE, ia, ZIG, and 178 Blocker,
VI BroadwaYPne ROOMS. with 1cleut LIZARD 70 "
$40 81 TO 81 per daV.
IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
49, ~ GEO. p. HARLOW, Propnei0r
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II The NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Pare from Nev.York u Philadelphia oniV 81 70
Commepepg MONDAY - 1874 the stauneh and com
ous st-smboa.s MOSRLY and DAT STAR COZ Hecns
Esuiy HOok al trzins. wf ,n.
Leave Ee~Yok RON Pier 8 n 4, foot Of Bec'or-st
Lsng Branch, Toms River ware
1uekerton. VinelAnd aUf Bndgeton
D m-For Long Branch. Tons Ever "Afetoun barnsa'
TueLerton. va, a vcpDvu c.,.-., u.,.-.-
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AS GARDENER-By a tirst-class man, eduI
N cstd IL The Ioentuf Unveriy in Sweden tie best OF
rlih md Address WILLIAM bhSlhOh
| S2l ca l2.hst.
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ADY WASHINGTON RECEPTION,

TUESDAY EvENING. APRIL g. 1873
IN AID OF THB BUILDING FOND or THE FLOATING HOS
PIfAL OF ST. JOHNS GUILD.
Tahesu Of Haa'o Republican Court eo costume WIN De p
seft-d after invited party presided
over by d OF that DAY. representing the - "gns
states The h wall bear he " asa
The
VIII DC under the o. III following aides AID snieIea
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Nsnsauck Railroads Fare 81. BRIDGKPoRr
leaves Casaanac sip at 1lS0 a. IN ass Bridgeport IL
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N0OK-By German man, who is first-class
" COON all branches for ccuutri hotel euo-houe
family recommendations and DO seen " "e
PROTESTANT H0ME BUREAU, l3S Oih-aTe
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Amusems.is.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

:, = htLLV"U UNANU h4'''II''' vi '''s"' ns.,,,cx
l.
PrVE cLOygG REPREsBNr fTI0SS.
MONDAY. wEDsESDsY THURSDAY. FRiDAf bFBsNIs, ara
SATURDAY AFTERNOON - sn II asd ADdl l. j. asd
CLOSE OF IHR BRILLIANT PAIL AND WINTER SEASON
MONDAY EVENING, N frrh -. . 49,. ,.-,-x , .-c,
isp- siuct % Of DAlle's TALIsHAS (KBLLoGGl.
Last r-,rsseaatagos Of fhoras's MIGgOE (KBLLoGGh
THURSDAY kyNG April BeaeG: Of Nine JENNIE VAN LANDI
FRIDAY EVENING Apri 2. 49, 100.
ONLY rerfinanee 7alfes BOHEMIAN GIRL Ky LLO0ot
GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE on SATURDAI
Sale Of r1ursiay March % AZ al AesderaT
oil Music, anil Reserved s-ats, ~.
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Dice.


CLENDENIN. At Rose.'e, \. } on the evening
Of the 1T instant q diphtheria. LorrIE eldest
and months.
LENoIR: On the I'd Instant, WALTER 7. La
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral from the residence of his par
ents 1924 "a street southwest, on Thursday after
LANGHoRN On the let instant, az . q D. m,
THOMAS beloved son Of Thomas and Caroline Lang
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully reques,ed 70 attend the funeral from hs father
east, 20 morrow Thursday afternoon at clock
MCKINNEY. On TUESDAY morning. az 30 o elk,
HALL, son 81 Jslnes H. and ID. Mehenneyi aged
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
n. parents, 10. lis street northwest Ihur"l.''
PROSPECT. On Tuesday evening. March "a.
Christian foriitude MARY ELLEx, the beloved wife
Of Frederic Prosper IA the ss year OF her are shs
The funeral viii take place from her husbands
dsT. an inst AZ clock p m The friends aud ac-
If the family respectfully invited 70
PuMPHREY onthe % instant, Of brain fever.
LEWIS =, youngest son OF Agnes q. and late Jsmos
> The funeral takes place from residence, Sos Tth
street southwest, THURSDAY, March 9Th az io'olock.
SIS. On March ID, q. 8 D. m, Mrs. sAkAH CATE
ERINE SIS, beloved wife Of John H. Sis, In the sist
'''' DARK TX sSd silent is the hearth
prom which her smile hath gone,
And one cad heart il lett earth
pisconsolafe and alone.
And sorrow dts beside the board,
And shows the lonely bed.
And bitter tears must still be pour n,
And mourners for the dead.
Bear her gently % her rest,
Her trials all DER,
Care cannot come 20 her meek breast,
Nor sOrrOv trouble more.
Aud this VIII comfort IN thy Loss,
That in her life = fresh tide,
Thy loved one clasped the saving cross,
And meath lie shelter died
Relatives and friends requested % attend the
funeral from her residence No 80 Frederick street
AT @ clock q. m, March 9TH.
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MIS-, yooDHrLL or THE EyrDENcE.

MIS- wooDuCLI. OK THE EvrDFNCE
lFiUu sAc Nssr rsst TSshsfscl
Mrs. WooShull. IN conversation with a.
Other Tribune reporter. said she had sent q
demand 90 the papers concerned 10 publish
= iull reirsction, and 81 they did not do 20
ard compel them Ia Justify their false re
ports. which falsely pretended 20 Dc faithful
cerp a oS ns o. 81. iSnensse smpsoyed In
creature they bal represented her 90 he by
Inisqnoting Mr.. Tracy. She said she proc
a ..o owed Them sane indulgence as the blind
partisans of Mr.. Tilton. who, she said. must
&c Lnnatic, Judging from the absurd thing
nc bad sworn - with regard 20 his connec-
uSn w,.n her; She said he must certainly be
cisck-orained 60 swear In matters inmate
rial, which could he dlsproved bv scores OF
witnesses He had denied, she said. that he
declared he had made A his home for yti,,s
dining NJ her table. living I'm her parior<.
writing az her desks. She said that she hss
frequently gone hcTne At night with her hus-
ba;sd Co IND Mr.. Tilton writing al her de~k.
As 20 bathing with him. IL was absurd for
him TO oeny what had occurred frequently
and what ladies and gentlemen OF The high
est respectability do every day without a
thought az immoacsty In the act. AS 90 not
visiting her Fifteen or even ten timeS." a.
., nc hsd sworn, hs had sworn falsely, and mors
~ sworn that ne had frequently visited her
IN company with Gen. Il. y. Ruuer, and
Others OF political prominence. She spoke
also 81 the absurd and false statements OF
Mrs.. Moulton on the stand a 20 her visits 10
MIS-. Woodruff. Mrs. Woodruff stated thai
she was for many months "A constant visitor
10 Mr.. Mouion's house. and instead of their
eating their ruin from their acquaintance
vi N Der, She, on the contrary. had reason %
date her ruin froIu tie acquaintance whic.
Illton and Moulion imposed upon her
MR.. r. ARTS SAYS THE Jury ARR wIrH HIN
Firm the BOSfON fpailg ddtcrsiSrTl
We have seen letter from a New YORK
lawyer 10 a friend i'm this city. in which he
says, under date OF the 18th instant. Mr.
Evarts is thoroughly i'm earnest, and has 4
think, much more than a professional coaf-
dence In Mr.. Beechers case. He told friend
of mine on Friday that he thinks the jury il
with him now"
OPINION OF THE PRESS THROUGHOUT The
COUNTRY.
tFFOFn fhc Nt4c lort Stul.l
The general opinion OF the press through
out the country il. that Mr.. Beecher II guilty
We cannot now think OF a newspaper any
where OF any considerable importance which
maintains his Innocence. Until the begin
ming of the present trial there were several
That Were on his side. hut row they are
either silent or are outright against him.
The following extract from an elaborate arti-
Gle OF the Courier Journal expresses the pre-
Nailing opinion. though few state their views
IN such broad language. Really, there L.
little more TO be said either cor or against
Mr.. Beecher. That he il guilty il proven nv
a mountain OF evidence; that he & innocent
rests upon the word OF himself ana para
mourf
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
&V1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships K. @. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week LOW
ly trips between NEW YORK, ALEX A9EfR
A ANNbpRkdtAAir w 81 G TON 20 s Mfw VonV
from Pier 81 East River. every SATURDAY at p.
m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY ut Z 8,
m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at 2 m.
For full information apply to X. p. A. DENH
business Office aud wharf, SO Water street, George
town, at the Office Of the President, Pstreet
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, President
81 Freights delivered by Knox 8 Ex press. Orders
left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
or at the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
tn iall-tr
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ - y Gil LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,

~ w ftIh aRD W fNHtNGTON
~ IL, . Il Ed I'm, Gil LINE TO BALTIMORE,
NEW YORK,
ALL POINTS IN TIVE NEW ENGLAND
STA TES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANG OF CARS
The equipnent on this line Is and Of the most
TRAIN HAVING AT GAS A. NJ Is PULL
MAN FARL0R CAR TRAIN EXCLUsIyELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING GAGS nv
NIGHT TRAINS
On and afreT FEBRUARY is, ISIS trains by this
line viii leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
sos O. m Express for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily, except Sunday.
S.2S a. m Limited ENpress-Pullman Car Train
for Philadelphia. New York and points East
daily, except sunday.
rs ? N. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except sunday.
So ?. m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
sos .. m. press for Philadelphia, New York
add points East daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARs on all psy Trains
Night Tr tins. W
Tickets AMI Information can be procured at the Of
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
Nste residences orders len at the Offices of the
company, northeast corner 18th street and PennsyI-
NaniA avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyl-
Xanis avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, corner 9Th and b streets.
General Passenger Agent, Philaie! phia Pa
GEORGE C. WILKINS.
tetl Superintendent, Baltimore. Nd
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DROPosALS FOR MAKING AND RATING
IL STAMPS.
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

T..
WASHINGTON, February Is, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
o'clock noon for furnishing for the use of the post
offices in the United States for year and also for
Rating Stamps Of the following description, namely
CLASS No. 1.
able material, with cancel combined, the stamp to
be about one inch, and the cancel half inch in
type for months and days in blocks of like ma
terial with sufficient thumbscrew for the same,
and with handles OF mahogany walnut, or other
In proposals cor this class of stamps the bidder will
state the additional charge when fitted for and
ccmpanied by "a hour blocks, as a. m, D. m. &C..
.l.0, the charge sr separate figures and months:
eel but similar in all other respects to the circular
stamp above described, and with type for year,
months, and days OF the same material in blocks.
CLASS No. =.
Circnlar Msrksng stamps Of iron or other suitable
respects To No Circular Stamp, and with type for
months in blocks and single figures for days, all of
Also, for the same when on square face instead of
Circular.
Circaar Marking stamps Of lockwood or other snit-
stamp, except that the ty pc may Be Of printers type
metal.
CLASS No. 4.
Circular Marking Stamps of steel for foreign mails
similar to those row in nse in New York. San Fran
mails, and containing such words as Chicago Di-
ia., petS T Paid PAID AL "PoT,sm2nth
All b. IR. Transit" &c, and with type as ia No
Also, Rating ard other miscellaneous Stamps, cor
responding with stamps Nos l, and 3, in material
and style. and containing such words as ''Adyer-
or any other WORD sentence or figures not exceed
ing in length the sentence Returned for better di
Also, Cancels of half inch diameter and containing
four or more parallel lines, and corresponding in
Proposals will be received for all the above de-
scrib eds stamps, or for each class separately
those mentioned in this advertisement, such bids will
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AUCTION SALES.
TO- MORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneers,
u southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL.
kkSSIpAIE ~ S9UARE ia. FROM TING on
18Th STREETS WEST
Ga BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated Septem-
alS' l e. one Of che lsn Esco.d for
direction OF the party secured thereby, win sell
&C public auction to the highest bidder, in front of
the premises, ON MONDAY, the LIST dsy of March,
A. is5, at 4:30 O'Clock p. m, all that piece or
ineton, District of Columbia, and known and de-
scrlbed upon the ground plat plan Of said CITY
part OF 81 uare numbered two hundred aud seventy
four. lZ4e Beginning for the same at q point on
north street eighty six feet one and half inches
from the northeast corner Of said square, and run
feet, thence south one hundred feet to an alley
nfteen feet and three inches wide, thence east
twenty one feet along said alley, and thence north
one hundred feet 10 the place Of beginning together
with the improy ements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in two
interest at ten per cent annum from day of SALE
to be secured by deed of trust property Sold or
all cash at option Of purchaser. deposit Of 100
will be required a. time of sale. Conveyancing at
expense Of purchaser. Ifterms Of sale are not com
Piled with in seven days the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and cost of defaultng pur-
chaser. SAMUEL N. HILTON tr.
FIX. D0OLEY. trustees
febl2-eo&ds DUNCASS0N BROS, Aucts
THURsDAY ath March. ISIS sane hour and p nSs.i
SAMUEL n RILToN,} Trustees.
mar2-d DUNCANSON BROS, Auc.s
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JuvENILE BLIss--"You jist ought 20
shouted one small boy 70 another on the
Campus Martius, yesterday. .Why-mak-
ing pictures?s' inquired the other. ssNaut
m1chi Humph! No, sir; our folks went
away, and We had pop corn. two kinds Of
sWeeteued water, milk and camph0r, drew
the dog around In the table cloth, and the
hired eiri told US eight ghost stories."--
Detroit Free Press.
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I ATIMER CLEARl,
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.
Star Office Building.


Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.,
Star Office Building.
ONE OF. THE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-.
P5S T rHs GdES At Of RYBhIS ASG
AVENUE AND 4 sTREET: IMME6IATELY
s AStisf 81 fHE HG LEE
III yT be Of the Tssa in %s By the
Vii BOOK <, No H. folio 22 Sc in the Office Of the
eli, by anetion, o on TRT 5 8FFEsNo ON
March ls75, at O'Clock, in front Of the premises,
handTed a1 in t tho city fisfe Washing
ton, in said District, beginning for the same at the
ming along said street west twenty 2oj feet, more
or less on the building line TO the center of the diyi
premises which, adjoining the same on the west,
form part Of the Arlington Hotel; thence north par
the said wall TO the rear Of said building being sew
enty six feet more or lees from the building line
line thrty-four (3D feet more or less, from said
buildings to private alley passageway four and
i bounded the north by that part Of the Arlington
Hotel property on lot numbered seventeen, az J in
io) feet from the street building ne thence east
eLly along said alley fifty five feet more or less, to
erly along said Vermont ninety five 1861 feet,
more or less to the place Of beginning together with
the improvements, which consist of four story
pressed brick Dwelling house, with brownstone
about fourteen I'd rooms, with all the modern i'm
residence fronts on Lafayette nearly
opposite the Executive Mansion, and is one of the
finest residences in the city Adjoining the dwell
ing house and between it and the Arlington Hotel,
is fine building lot fronting on Vermont avenue
and forming part of the premises to be sold.
Terms: One third cash: the residue i'm two equal
instruments, payable respectively in and
years for which the purchaser wilt required to give
his notes. bearing interest from day of SALE at
per cent per annum, payable semi annually-ths
sold. deposit of one thousand dollars 0O0 win
be required when the property is struck off and
i the terms of sale are not complied with ten DAYS
from day of sale the executor the right
resell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. He also reserves the right to make
one bid on the property. Terms of ssic may be
varied by the executor At his option at time of sale
suit bidders All ccnveyancng at cost of purchaser
For further information TO the sale apply to the
executor, or to Edwin L. Stanton No. 631 street
northwest, Washington, ID. c.
L. " BALCH, Executor.
feb26-6t LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.