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An Astounding DeiauIter.

WORCESTER, ONO, February 81. X.
Holman, county treasurer ard president OF
the Farmers Bank at " Worcester, has abscOrd'
ed. Partial eXamina ion OF his books show
deficit OF $50, coo.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 10 Noon-Stocks dull
and lower. Money. f. Gold 1I27s- Exchange
Long. 4S6; short, 4S9E. Governments active and
better. States dull auG nominal.
Ere1,iag Money easy AT 3M3. tXchange quiet
and stc,Hy at 4S6. Gold steady AZ l12ssa ID.
States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 10.-Eirginia cons"ls,
GSi.. West Firgiuia's, 9li North Carolina is,
old &c ; new, : special tax, 2. Bid 10. day.
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LoNDoN, February 10.-Tbe Vienna
PreSse reports that the conSuls Of the guar
anlying Powers at Ragusa have received an
that the British, German, French,
and Italian squadrons will arrive a. tea. port
In few days, and the Austrian fleet wi!
also proceed thither.
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MEADE & BAKER,s DRUGSTORE.

spsLEY's HARD RUBBER TEUsSRS-lmperytou
10 moistare-do nor chaGe, soil, or rpb;
AgDoaISAL s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d patterns;
ARCTIC LUSG-PRorEcroRs,t 10 cover the che
and bsck;
vprrr:s sELF-AcTfS6 ELECTRIC DISKS, 70
the cure OF nervousness, weak back, &C.;
r,.pnot. nc MouTu.W ASH destroys the odor or de-
cayed teeth aud heals diseased gums;
= poSfSE DeNrIgRrcE wsisens and preserves ina
enamel OF the teeth;
GrARASA POWDERS, for the cure OF headache ana
neuralgia;
ENGLISH CnARCoAL-ByscuITs,f for dyspepties.
All new and valuable pharmaceutical prodects 10
safe ty MEADE & BAKER,
Ia Pharmacists. OIL 8 Main street.
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'ANA, PAE!o>'s Boston, Feb
i-a'! ). Thee i, qui,c A sensation in New
baEp"rt over Ihclaarr!4ge Of James Parton
I '.> >.cp'0tu1ai"r. such marriages being
s,'"''" ~ II" >,"'u.es Of this State. The
,''.'0S'o9I1 t"Arncd bis dilemma on the morn
80 succeeding ,ha: Of the wedding, and TO
t.r'hl IUIla"r scandal, left his wife at home
So. 'ooN i"5'H, al 3 clearinghouse. He will
. .'ns [" The Lt-j,!@;ure for Il special &C:
S'1:!.y't. :. III" m!rri9gc.
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J,1TrTsVIT.IE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC-FEBRUARTl IL, 1875.
sun rises......... 6.59I HIGH TIDE:
sun sets. .......... 5.3l Morning.. GIL
Moon rses...... 1856 acknowledgements. Gas
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York. merchan.
disc and passengers. G.. w. Allen K Co. agents.
Steamer J. W. EycrmaH, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, WI Porter, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse snn pa sengers. l.. Il. fatum, agent.
Steamer WcstOvcr Skinner. Baltimore, mer-
cllsndse and passengers. l.. q. Tafum. agent.
schooner l.. A. Denneniiower, Grace. BostonS
coal, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED PoR THIS PORT.
From View York, on Wednesday, schooner J. w.
Hall, Powell.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

TIE LOSS OF THE HARVEST QUEEN.
LONDON, February 10.-Thc Inquiry into
the Harvest QIeen disaster has concluded.
White Star steamship Adralic sunk her. and
That the captain Of the steamer should have
reported the matter to the British Consul on
his arrival at New York, and lett the buoy. Of
the Adriuiic untouched until they had been
Inspected by the Consul. Saving this, the
captain is acquitted Of blame and his cerlii,
cate restored 10 him. The first and third
officers are ccnsured for withholding the
Information.
France.
APPOINTMENT OF A NEW PREFECT' OF POLICE.
PARIS, February 10.-An official decree is
published this morning appointing NJ. Noisin
project Of police, and placing the department
under the control of the Ministry Of the ln-
rior as before 1878. Yesterdays MOniteur,
reporting the rumor OF his appointment. said
it would profoundly grieve the frierd' OF
President MacMahon and the Constitution"
Spain.
POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT TOWARDS CUBA.
MADRID, February 9.-The Government
has sent to its diplomatic representatives
abroad an exhaustive confidential memoran-
DUN upon the coalition of Cuba. The cir
cular describes the causes of the inSurrec-
ton, the character Of its leaders, and the re-
forms which will be introduced when it is
terminated. The purpose of these reforms
will be to assimiate the government OF the
colonies to that Of Spain by establishing
commercial liberties and the representation
of the colonies in the Cortes.
Egypt.
TRIUMPH OF TIE FRENCH SYNDICATE.
LONDON, February 1O.-The Times in its
financial acticle says: " A Cairo dispatch of
yesterday announcing that the Anglo-Egyp.
tian Bank bad advanced large sums ofmoney
to Egypt portends the triumph OF the French
Syndicate; the bank in question being prac.
t;caltv a French jnStitution.E
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. i February 10-For the Lower
Like region, Middle States, and New Eng
l.ud, falling and low barometer sud incrvas-
lng soutncrly to ca>,crly winds, generally
warmer, cloudy, and rainy weather, partly
turning into snow in lhe northern pOr-
tions, and followed in the two first districts
during the day and evening by rising ba-
rometcr, falling Temperature, and brisk and
high northwe>terly winds.
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DEgGS. MEDICINES. DC
EROSENE OIL
pRImE QUALITY, In TIGHT PACKAGES,
by the CARLOAD or single barrel-for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggist,
IN 20 1915 Main street.
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WAsu1SGToN. February 10.--Thc Flee
tou> Committee Of the House have adopted
tn rule Of The last Congress to hear contests
from states Il, they come alphabetically. This
ll,crs pjatl as. Goodc, from Virginia, last
or The docket; but there are assurances that
the cl>" will be reached this session. This
arrangement Of the docket was supported
by the Republicans on the commttce, ard
ih" assertion that judge Harris, the chair
maj, i holding back PIatt rs. Goodc is I'm.
fDllnNtd in FACT.
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Conmere

AAEk9TS ELSEWHERn.
Exw YORK, Nov. a-Cotton duil and essfer-
ssles o. g. bales at 12l<8l2 T-lsc. ConscIi-
dated net receipts 165, ,0S1 bales. Exp0rts-
Great Britain, 4s5sS bales; France. 1s,sSi bales;
Continent. Il, ,l52 bales; channel, 3,3i1 bales.
Flour loc. lower; only limited export and horas
trade demand; supertne Western and State.
tISoG4I5; common to good extra Western and
State, s51o35S0; good to choice do, t5 .3575.4s;
common to choice white wheat, Western extra.
s5.50G6I5; fancy do, So.sO6s00; common to good
ST. Louis. ssaOGs25. southern flour a Ittis
more active. and IN buyers favor: common 20 fair
extra. S5leG6.Jo; good to choice do, s5559s,Ia-
Rye -four steady. Cornmeal steady. Wheat dull
and heavy; 162c- lower to sell; s1.15fslIs for new
No. Milwaukee, latter extreme; sI.l89123 for
mixed spring; Sl;sSg = for new No; 2 chicago:
do; new No. Milwaukee nominally 81. 2S@i.2T.
Rye quiet. Barley dull and unchanged. Corn
fair business reported; aoa4sc. for miied west,
ern and State; 35G5lc. for white do. Hay un-
changed. Hops frm. Coffee-Rio quiet and un-
TO good refining; eAc for prime. Refined quoted
and powdered; l2Gle1sc. for crushed. Moiasses
Petroleum quiet; crude, ns1c.; refined, &c. Tai.
low steady at S5zGsXc. Resin steady. Turpent
tine steady at Sc for spirits. Pork quiet AMI
meats quiet. Lard much higher and scarce; prins
steam, s1o.35J1dl0.So L.inseed quiet. whisky
unsettled at slVe>S9l.lo. FreightS 10 Liverpool
BALTIMORE. Nov 9-Cotton active, strong ami
higher; middling. ll5s@ll5lc.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull aaJ
lower: No. 2 Western red, s1.25l1. 20; No. 8 do,
s1.l9; Pennsylvania red, sl2I91.50; Maryland
red. good to prime. sl.25GLSo; do. amber, sl.3S
61-SI; do. white, sl.209L30. COrn-Southern duh
and heavy; Western frmer; Southern white.
4S64Sc.; do. yellow, 4sa5oc.; old Western mixed.
spot and November, 5TG511zc.; last half NoTen-
Der $40: new, December, 551S96514e. Oats quiet
and unchanged. Rye steady and firm at oSe1ruc-
Glover seed dull and nominal at 129l4c. Hay nrm:
demand fair and unchanged Provisions active
and strong. Pork, Si7 .256E5o. Bulk meats
Shoulders,Te.; clear rio sides, &C., loose; Ti<s2
tLe., packed. Bacon-Shoulders, s9g%e,; clear
rf6 sides, ek9ioe. Hams, 1511Tc. Lard-Re-
hned. Il1<GlI1lc. Butter-Choiee grades scarce
and higher; low and medium grades dull and
heavy: Western good to prime. 262+c.; do. extra
fne. 25G21e. Petroleum nominally unchanged
Coffee active and firm; not auotably higher.
Whisky dull and heavy at 81. Z.
RecefptEFlour. 5000 barrels: wheat T.Oa
bushels; corn, O., 900 bushels Shipments-WheNs,
L. 600 bushels; corn, s4.o,0 bushels.
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RAILROADS,
RALTIMoRL AND OHIO RAILRoAD.

RALT1MORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.
OCT. 1s. Is7s. - !
An. Leave w.sninzsen. =
@ BnSre Esoss Siy as s1S W way sians Siaton P,,
q ROCKS, and fntermediste me- Stations. Msis
7:IU Baltimore c ana Ale1.ndri. junction. sunda
stops At Alexandra junction.
B:Io NEw YORK, PHILApKLPHIA AND BOSTON
PR6Ss: Pn,mAa Parior Cars. tsnnday stops
$40 Baltimore and way Stations.
' % burg ESpTsss. A Faricis S - and sleepers.
PP5eaeTGEs s HsseTsown and VALLEY road ID,
s.oO Point q Rocks and Way Stations, Harrison
burg and Way Stations, Valley Branch.
Piedmont and Way stations, Main Stem;
DO NXW YoRkASD BOSTON LIMITED EXPRESS,
and all Eastern cities. No stops except at
and phnsdeiPhis; suRdsS 70 baltimore and
Annapolis only. ~ 7
R:l5 Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and
I:so NEW York, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
ExPEEss. Alexandria Junction. On sun
$50 % AND H ssohs SaE
sS Feederics ana Point or Rocks. IVA Metropolis
tan Branch.l Connects on Saturday for Ha-
ia BsItimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 B5l,i@Srs and Way Stations to Annapolis
s:ss ciEcISsIII ASn 1oUIsyILLl E1fRass.
chester: Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
$50 Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
7:Oo PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
7:l6 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:3o P1ttsburg, Chicago, and Columbus.
5 S Asn IGnsiHn and saeh4 s,I
PRESS. Sleeping ears to New York.
loo5 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
n:a5 ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CISc1SSArIE E1-
RREss, and " Louisville on Saturday.
TN, sio, $40 $50 g. m; IIo 4:45 $50 5:ss 700
7:l6 1855 e:2o, 10.0O 10:05 and II As D. m, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
Valley Branch, or for New York and PhlladeE
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and k3
Sol and 60B Pennsylvania ayeaae, and No. 6l3 Ftf-
teeuth street N W., where orders win be taken for
baggage 70 b checked and received at any point In
the CITY. 90 .
Master Of Transportation.
In In okkh,hSTpser Sokkh,h general asn Ticket AGENT gent
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y j. SWEET, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEAT TwO-sTORY
BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ] STREET. BETWEEN THlRrEESTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST,
AND A DESIRABLE LOT, WITH SMALL
FRAME BEILDIHG, on THE SOUrHWEST
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND Il STREETS
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WAsHINsToN, D. O., !
No. 1875 + STREET NORTHWEST,
N0yapn har q 1874

1876.
WAsHISsToN, D. C.,)
No. 1875 + STREET NORTHWEST,
O. November, Q, 1876. (
chase and removal Of the following buildings
erected by the United States Government In con-
nectlon with the international Exhibition, viz:
]. The Government Building at Intersection OF
Belmont and Fountain avenues, In Exhibition
Grounds, built Of framed timber, with iron roof
truss; felt roof and glazed sides in form of Latin
cross; central nave and aises, 4o0x10o feet; tran
sept, sOoxlOo feet; cupoIs at Intersection sur
mounted BY lantern; whole area, lo2,sio square
exhibits, shaftfng or gas fixtures, railroad tracks
fire plugs, hose apparatus or lightning rods, and
to be removed as soon after February !, 1877, as
house, sc. Proposals will be received at No. lIS5
uary Is, 1871, when they wiii Be opened and award
2 Hospital Building north Of above, size s5xss
feet, and addition 40xl4 feet, two stories high;
capacity, "a hospital beds; with rooms for dspen:
sary, ofhces store rooms, kitchen, &c. To be sold
as f. stands and removed as soon after February
], ls55 y possible, Suitable for farm dwelling.
Proposals will be received, as above until 5 p. m
: 5. Frame structure at corner Elm avenue and
Fifty. .trst street. TO be removed by December 25
filled up and leyeled of by the purchaser on or
before that date. Proposals Will be received, as
above, until p. m. November 30, 1879.
4. Frlme structure on the encampment ground
near Georges HILL in the Exhibition Grounds,
used rs water closets; to be removed immediately
after sale. Proposals Will De received, as ABOVE,
until D. m, November &C, 1879.
8. Frame building, with. brick foundation for
one boiler used for the steam siren or fog horn;
to be removed Immediately after SALE Proposals
will be received as above until November, 90
1875.
Z n Eaehbid must be accompanied by certified
check for 10per cent. of the amount bid, the check
&c be forfeited 20 tho Government In case the
bidder shall neglect or refuse to complete the
purchase by full payment within i've days after
notice Of ac:eptance Of his bid and work Of re-
moyal to be begun until full payment is made.
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids not deemed Satisfactory. 4 ~ I
All desired Information In respect to the Gov
eminent Building may be bad upon application
to this Once, or to LIEUT.. HENRY MET.
CALFE, U. s. A., at the Building itself; in re-
gard to the Hospital Building of ASST. SURGi
J. ]. WOODWARD, Army Medical Museum,
Washington, d. G., or q. ASST. SURG. II. Q.
Elm-a avenue property and water closets, ofCAPT
JOHN =. RODG ERS, Schuylkiil Depot, Phila-
delphia, Pa. or Of LIEUT.. HENRY NET
CALFE, rs above; In regard TO the Fog-horn
Building of GEN. W. i. REYNOLDS, Engi-
neer Fourth l.. H District, Philadelphia.
All bids to be indOrsed on envelope, IBID for
Government Building. Internal tfonal Exhibition,
No. g." or for Hospital Building, Elm avenue
Building or 'water-closets," or "Fog horn" as
the case may be: and 10 be addressed to 'C0I- s,
G.LYFoRD. Chairman Board u. S. Executive
Breyt. 1t Col. U. s. A, Chairman Of Board. i.
National Republican., 1876-11-10
DIED,

LUSBY.-On the sth of November, 1875 at ;1
). m. JOHN THOMAS LCsBY, In the f5th year of
his age. ....- ...- --
Funeral will take place from his late resideRee,
Ne. 7l6 ii street southwest, 1T O'Clock p. m. on
Friday. ....-
TOMPKINS.-At Rockville. Nd. November 7,
1875. AUGUSTA HOBBIE, Infant daughter OF Genersl
Charles II. and Augusta TOmpkins, aged seventeen
months. 40. o. .. -rr
McDONALD.-At I:a0 p. m. November . 1873.
BRIDGET, wife Of Robert Mcdonald, In the 18th
year OF her age.
Her remains viii be conveyed from her late resi-
dence 47e street southwest. to the Baltimore and
Potomac depot, at 4 - p. IN. November 10.
rStar please copy.l
REYNOLDS,-EVELIN DANTE. beloved son OF
Elmer r. and Susie ID. Reynolds, at 6:O m, No
yember 9, 1876, aged years months and "a days
.-Sufer little children TO come unto me, and Tor
bid them not, for OF such Is the Kingdom OF
Heaven
Notice of funeral will be given .e.r
TORIN,-Novenbers 0. 1875, THOMAS WALTER.
SON OF Captain George and Jane TObin, in the 6ts
year OF his age.
Funeral Saturday al p. m, O. -se Lr.t.h
(N. Y, city and Albany papers please eopy.1
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r II. wARNER, Auctioneer.
VOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Aucfs.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A NEAT TwO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING On THE WEST SIDE
I OF TfNTH STREET. BETWEEN AND
W STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated March 1.
6I A. ID. 1Ss6. duly recorded In liber No. slI, folio
IL "a. of the land records for the District OF
- Columbia. and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, we Will sell at public auctIou. in
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY; November
H. ls76 at 4:O clock p. m the following described
real estate, situate in the city of Washington Dis
Gict of Columbia, 10 wit: All that piece parcel
OF ground known and described a. lot numbered
tventy-three, "a, In John &. Adams subdivision
OF square numbered three hundred and thirty
(d,) as recorded september O. ISIS, in the ofice OF
the surveyor of said city, In uber q, folio lS to-
Rether with the improvements, &C.
Terms: One fourth In cash, and the balance a.
SIX, twelve and eighteen months, with interest 81
eight per cent. per annum, secured BY deed OF
trust on the property Sold all cash option of
the purchaser. A deposII of $i0O required o. the
purchaser at time OF sale, and all conyey1nclns at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
= BIE;aIEN;AAEp'. Y ?. H, TSARSSER, lTrustee,,
National Republican., 1876-11-10
Pm wARNER. cor. 7fh and F SIS.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A Two-sToRY FRAME
HOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET,
ABOVE TwENTY-FIRsT STREET SoRTH-
WEST. b
- BY virtne Of deed Of trust dated De-
"a cembcr Il. A. ID. lS1., duly recorded In
u Iiber No. 1O5, folio 20. one OF the land records
Snsfor the District OF Columbia, and by direction
Of the party secured thereby. shall sell al public
auction, in front Of the premises on TUESDAY,.
November 81, 1856. at O'Clock D. M. all that lot Of
ground situate in the city of Washington. District
OF Columbia, described as part of lot twenty-one,
(2i, In square sevcntY-seven, To and beginning
point the south line of north street. seven
teen (l7l feet easUwardly from the northwestern
corner or said lott thence running cast eighteen
feet thence nth ninety () feet eleven iI inches;
thence west eightISB feet seven and half Oh
inches thence souh south line OF said lot thence
west nine (9) fet four and half a. ~ Inches: thence
north to the place Of beginning, together with the
improvements. Sc. H-r- IS - IN. ..F 1857.
Terms will be made known at time OF sale.
y. A. MCINTYRE Trustee.
National Republican., 1876-11-10
AuCTION SALES
N@N~(@NN@~|N~~
TODAY.

rT'RuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE M
4 PpR3yEn FRO P PROPERLY, FR0AIING On
END BOUNDARY STREETS NORTH
by virtue of deed OF trust TO Daniel L.
Eaton, dated May 81. A. ID. 1871. and duly
recorded in Liber No. 6t3, folio 236, one of the
land records for the District OF Columbia, aud
OF Columbia. In equity cause No. i,ess. docket Is
between John A. j. Cresweii ct Al. and Charles W.
Havenner ct al, viii sell Of public auction,
In front OF the premises. on FRIDAY, Noyern-
ber 10. ID. 1875 af 4:sD O'Clock the followng
described real estate situate In the city of Washing
ton ID. O., TO wit: All that certain piece parcel
of land in the city of Washington known and de-
scrfbed as part OF square number ninety (90) con-
tained within the following metes and bounds, yiz
Beginning at point on the west side of Twentieth
street west seyentysx feet six inches north Of the
northwest corner formed by the intersection OF
TWentieth street west with north street. thence
street west nineteen feet six inches, thence east
parallel to first line ninety feet TO Twentieth street,
thence to the place OF beginning.
Terms: One third casa; balance In six aud twelve
months with interest at eight per cent. per annum
from the day OF sale, for which notes. secured by
deed of trust upon the property sold. must be
given. A deposit of 800 will be required of the
purchaser at the time of sale. All eonyeyanc'ng st
cost OF the purchaser. Ii terms of sale not
Piled withwithin seven 90 days. the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property at she risk and
cost OF the defAulting purchaser. after i've days
JNO. H. COOK. Trustee,
j. T. WORMLEY,
Am
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: +. wORMLEY, AactIoneer.
FRusrEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE. SITUATED IN POTOMAC CITY.
l. nISTRICT OF COIUMBIA.


DISTRICTO OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of = deed Of trust 70 US. dated
October Z, A. ID. 1872. and duly recorded in
kLiber No. sss, foiio 80, 5one-of the land
O5IyA records for W ashington county, District OF
- Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, we, as trustees, VIII sell at pnb-
lie auction, in front of the premises, on THU KS
DAY, the nth day of November. ISIS, at 4:0
O'Clock n. M, the following described real estate
Columbia, 10 wit; Lot numbered twenty, (2L In
section numbered two, g, In the snbdiyisl9n Of
Rarry Farm, made by y. C.. POmer0y, j. X.
Elyans and o. d. Howard, trustees
Terms OF sale: One hundred dollars. with inter-
est at the rate of ten per -centum per anaum from
October7. 1874. and expenses Of sale In casa; II .
balance at six and twelve months, for wnich the
notes of the purchaser. bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust upon tue
property sold, must be given. deposit OF fe viii
Sc required Of the purchaser AZ the time ofsae. and
al wil be At the expense ol ihe paI,
within seven 1 days ihe trustees reserve the right
y faulflrg purchasfr. - -eH-.
SSs%Si SSs'%Si. vi sfr6SkSssY1' 6Ss2sp' }rras,ees,
ocD-N&ds
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noys-ws&ds IT. GoLDwELL. sa
WESTERN MARKET STALLS.
ESGINEER's OFFICE,
DIS1RICr nE CALuNRIA

.WASuINGTON, ID. C.. Nov. :, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that rights to occupy stalls
In the new Western Market buildings, southeast
corner of and Twenty-irst streets northwest,
gton city, will be sold 1t public auctlon IN
tsid building, the sale 10 begin on WEDNESD Al /,
the 18th day Of November 1876, at O'Clock In the
afternoon, and 10 continue, uuless otherwise or
dered, Mt the same hour from DAY to day until all
are disposed OF. ..e- u.
For particulars circular to be had at the Office
Thos, NJ. Plowman, inspector OF buildings OF the
District.
BY order ofthe Commissioners d. c.:
X. l.. HOXlE,
Lieutenant Engineers, U, ). A.,