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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

Time Injunction srsinst the defendants was acgiet at
length yesterday before Judge Llyronce In suD mo oar
CnAmbers stum shipped by tho schooner keyes sao OF
Mexican which lost He suei tho
plaintf hing trial succ"ect IN 0bn
ing verdict motion trial on newly dtscsycres
evid denied The carried 10 The CO1ft Oh
Appeals. and MI sturms judgment dmed The pesent
suit aside that 1u nent the srodnt that u a. CD
tanned By fraud and ur this motion Is 70 restrain It's
enforcement unt the ci0n Of the silt Tne further arEa
m was adj Durned 10 Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

can party that this is government Of men and not
government OF law The President thinks that this is
country that the Offices are sacred trusts held Zoe
the good OF the people, buL pieces OF property TO be
given away to personal friends and relatives Dargae9
away for political mfuence sold outright for much
money. There is only cure for it, and that Is per
fecty clean swcepDOt done In a sudden gust Of wrath
but by calm deter minaton away the rot as sur
gcOn would tUnOr and TO try to build up new health
once agaiu No pOutciDg physicking can cure tne
deep organic disease.
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P4SSEVGFRS 4RRTVED.

FROM LTYERPOOI-Kn steamship Csty or Nee. York,
March 3-Mrs Msry Benham. ". S. RornaId ~ = Grove,
j. \ ibis j. Hegs'n Jaa VIM. Joyce Mr.. Lawrence. Mrs
f. H. shaw, Mrs. ATio shaw and child kev v whiting. liz
Willing
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun raes - 829 Cos Moon SETS. 2tO
NIGH WAlRg Tils DAY-A y
sandy Hook 1J4 COWS Island 226 Hell q Ferry f;l5
YAIEP tbs day. "
SANDY Hook 232 COWS island, 1903 HeD u Ferry. t52
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

EEw-YoRK, Friday, March 3, 1876.
Below may be found the prices obtained to-
day at Arch. JohnstOn's establishment, Thrteenthst
l,etue1n tv- rlace nnd Fiffh-aYe.;
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A REMARKABLE CABINET

ITOIa NtI- lI0lci AIDf7Ief I'fI"+I
Pre- Ilent Grant has shown more ingenuity
I'm ., I s..e,,.ols cd Cabinet Officers ti.4I ia any,
ntl.r p,it o. las Oiicia EGtgact JrSch ahi
Brl.to and doyI wOum hardly accept i.c Ieiia'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

Mr.. MORTON withdrew his motion 10 reconsider q e
vote by which the senate agreed adjourn over til
Monday next
Tie PRESIDENT pro TEN. here announced as the Sc
lec Committee to consider tie resolutions Of the House
IN regard 10 the impeachment Of ". W. Bc.knal, late
Secretary Of War. Messrs Edmunds rep. Vtj, Conk-
hng (Rci., ~ W Freiughuysen rep, n. JJ Thurman
uem., Onic) aud Stevenson dem. XVI
Nj. CANLkOk Qicp., PoBn) owed that the Senate
proceed 10 the CON Iteration Of Executive business
oevgral voices the Democratic side Oh, no let
as 90 with thc PincnbacK case"
M. Cainegons motion Was agreed by a rising vote
Yeas, 80 Mas, p.
Tie 5euatc then 3:45 into Executive session,
ana alter short mc the doors reOpeucd and tue
Senate Adjourned unul Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
BELKNAP'S CRIME.
GENERAL IDENTIFICATION BY THE PRESS
MURDER OF THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
LFOIH TIC -NtVs OTA IItIHLu VHtIsI
Belknap has not committed suicide, as wa

Belknap has not committed suicide, as was
abSuTdIy reported. But be murder cd the Republican
party. II the OF Secretary Beknap were solitary
Instance Of criminal InaiversiuOn generous and mag
unanimous country would hold the Pre- dent gutess All
regard HIM unfortunate In the choice OF one Of
his confidential advisers But 70 indulgeut and forbear
ing Judgment 10 impossible when Cen Belknnp u
merely sam ,,e OF the BY whom President Grant
has been surrounded. This startling makes every
former accusation against an American administration
pale and tame Hard things were said agaDt the
administration OF President Bur banan because he md
in MS Cabinet proved to be SecesSonists, hut
the sod of abusing high positions Tor mere
private
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ANLlICAs GKEATL9s DIaGRACE

III M IiI' ''1-''7's - ~. - n
.u.r.I such as tails. ibr StCc'''ic 90
1,f Nlalrirts ti before tie senate - net 10 10
fouuar.I 10 that wLc VIII br p.c.cut'd In LAT b,dJ
tltl4t Tie cnas.c, against Antraw JoLtr "a were Va
t.e, cuinatrcd Win Tie Ciin's Tor WAl'A 1th DcA.'
iIii. au lycr A., country There are i".' "h1 '.I
believe Andrew johns gully 81 nu iutentouil wfths'
Gen. Bt.nnp nds cOn.essd every chL-e m".'o "S'"f1
INN Pay C.ta and cuultiUui cAhtty can olecOt' II
mo- oitl Tor ANA lie ao, ciis ,h" penalty
M .t,. t,t .rtI.. TN, mus d 80. L.DaL
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A NATIONAL uUIILlArlOS.
H.. 5fg. tlt nd I.t.F. ff....l

The case is painful one, not alone for
Secretary .eiAuap wDO.o Lp Is rlsui' cphf'' e., ~
treyaDic-but asJ Tor trJScrnucnt ui tac thiltl
s,e- Wnic stands Before tnC world, ~ tIl5 lta Own
year, spcctJtc nj won ici uf iI' hIn
I., and lie astonishing character - Ui official
ft,.d and corruption Ohs tuidg Is UydoHt iao IA i 90
tie p4uy 40 power must b. ui5pi cd. cLticr tt bc
e. fi "A new thai, by thub3 pledged io reform
tD,s inonstrUus owls, else ths moral cancer Whtb y
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prompt session, by a unanimous vote, Impeachment Is
ordered, and tie prosecution will be conducted Dy
board Of managers In part RepubllcHn before q
Republican Senate There doubt rs TO the action o.
tie Senate II under the law Of the LAID Trial Is 10 be
bad before that body Ths decisive action Is the best
aN M nlnriaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04
INFLUENCE or \ sOIDID ADMINISTRATION
rom Tue IhttfpcipJsa l~tfs t!Ht)

There have been foolish, incapable, EVIL
Adi,Isli ..,ns beivfe tHis CIc, bat that .iis
uo, slc deep aud lasting mischief la ~ nwicsenet'
n, disregard VI Constitutional restraints, its hali""
trtf.u shin the aduuinstI.n o. President Grant nus
Famed iu.I condemnation; but All lLcse Things arc
tgn,ug Slau compared vita tho s0r;ld influence which
A 80 cxeftel ana s sGb0rdination Of honor Justice,
aud oven honest ambition 10 lie greed Of gain IL N not
IN Has tOa alone but M every stae, Ia ettrJ ci ia
every Lite town thrOug hoJt the land, that THIS eadei-
ing innenes 10 felt PuDie Offices b~rieird IN open
Market aud OH longer seek ~ serve the puDne
bat " serve Themselves.
NERVE Oh TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
F,Oia The Ihftaaeipda fTesS tkspJ
In all this wrctehed matter it is bracing TO
observe tho Integrity and tho Republican party
a. par " lot no guilty man escape" has been tue
nsfictIve rule Of action. There mas been hesitancy
no desire 10 take advantage OF techciiy but IN one
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no ROOM FOR APOLOGY.
THE Low TONE ABOUT HIM WORKED HIS RUIN

Poor BclEnap. We cannot but pity him.
Taken from Obscuriy 1nl put IN position .! great dig
nify and responsibility, he saw m u llvins all about 81
In LAVISH STYLE aud becoming rich tine moderate sa-
ari Of the Government; tempted: and re felt
IL should have been stronger, bat Il WAS tc low iohe all
about b t.la wJrkcd HE ruin, and IL hs .Olktd tne
ruin ~ Others We scarcely realize TIC cd ct
OF such yeHpncuts upon the President. II he Is IN
honest man though his raj tone i low, ana bis sense
dull, h. must feel that the atmosphere OF TIE White
House under his administration has been very favorable
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IMPEACHMENT THE FIRST DUTY

To look upon such an exposure, anywhere
"a wdj, uriu parry u-nt "Vuld br ,'iihh'4
10 is Tue Government and people of Tue lhicd S,t'-
WHO ai s-rt,ru uy t"-e rAp-utr-, ana II M
,a,Laft 10 IOs-I.i, D. 81, IT,, dart uuiy -, Tao frn"
as tao i 0a, 80 t!y a4ri Ca~'H, aua " 20 tt 80
,iy i,l cscalr." We have u. al h3I@l ~ 1nl' Ga
p44c.. Now ic, sDih, taiuy of % lu practice.
BASE INGEAITUDE 10 me P4E-lDENr
Fr,a Tee Hd,hi4toa Stir thss.l
II il the oil, old b.Dgy rcpcdtcd-anOthcr
chapter ~ t-r Lis,ry %. Nauy F,... Os %. Ia tl1s
fc.ci blc features OF me tct 90 FAR SECRETARY Bt
Llp i. concerned is The bahe ugr'titudc ~ SHOWS on =
.a.t tWa.d tlo Plcs daGt WLo from p,rohal 's'c-.h
and conf 4.nrc ia Iht-f a4L ci.t > r-iscd HlL
lroiu posi.iVn OF comparative ODscu1y 20 place "a
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TIC htpUDHcdn pdIIy Is IHIHttu CttT IHIOuSI,'
so Tar a. prominent representatives are couctthed
All are implicated Grautisin all res onsibe lor
the wrongs AMI rHscates which have been pcrpcrated
From sucn sickenug speeaccs that offered 10y the eA
posture Ot raDsacton Of Cabinet officers, the people VIII
turn with hope tO the Democracy for relief. They
want President will certify IN the good charac-
ter Of every into retirement by tue rrOvie
They desire party In power which deems IL criminal To
commit cr1me II tine perpetrator thereon Is prom
lnnnf IN finn NH Illrf
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nEForM TIE ONLY PARTY HOPE.
I'M; PEOPLE WILL HAVE no MORE OF IT.

Iloal 10 N-ohs1tlT t0i01 a'H H"1fII7s'I " NJ =,
If IL perhaps, all for The best that tac MAUI
raj futs ot L. autthn suulId mas develop t~cm-ci'cs
If, te nigh places OF Inc Administrations even al the eOa'
al national Humiliation. IL AL Aasc TIE theel oI hii
rn lg a. on tIc people the ncct ssi'y oil tAo s"r'P"~
i,g c4l change HLicl tue Democratic press o. tie
rutrty nave 20 inl iab0rc the worst 10 oi o. ah =
lam are 'Indssa own AOubtLuldi tie SLeho"s AL 4
m, l;D.cks q, lr suarc tONaIi comprising the ~
tenn .nI now I,ckuap COnc5 10 administer Tie coup &c
trace Tie people WII lave 40 ululc a. Il.
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ED.

BYBNE. January II, CHARLES BYRNE. aged 60;
Land aud resident OF stockport, England, over -
Funeral 18th, p. m from his late residence, No.
Ia street northwest. Boston Pilot snd Stock
port, England, papers please cOpy.l
EBEkLY. On the evening OF the l4ih, CHRIS
IoPH paS,EL GILES EBEkLT, aged 90 years,
HIS funeral win take place on Monday, the I7th
1905 7th street northwest. Relatives and friends
iBsltim Sre papers will please copyI
FIELDS. On the morning Of the l4sh instant, ct
O'Clock, in the 5lst year Of her age, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH al ns, sitter lingering illness, which shs
bore with Christian fortitude.
Friends and soaaaiotances are respectfully re-
church on Sunday morning, 10th instant, ct n
O'Clock q. m.
FRASER; At Riverton, n. J., on the 18th inst.
In the Sd year OF her age. 4
CRAY. On Friday, February llth, after q short
illness OF Il hours, THOMAS GRAY in the saith year
Funeral to take place from his residence. N o. lss
viii be rs%oVes 70 sbep,z.p * aSn1eS srs sn
Cf the family are solicited.
McKESEEY. On the morning Of the 18th inst.
Mre. ANNA NC h ENNEY, reiict OF the late John ID.
Mckenney, and daughter Of the late Vim. Newton
crsggon,, ~ ,, the -. "a year ; q her age
law, VIM: 4. Cox, GEO. No. 1877 l6th street north
S Sest On sun es next. m ksA'
Tribune c0py.l
McLANE. In Denver, Colorado, December Is.
Funeral services win De held ia the Jhspsi, Oak
Hill Cemetery, Monday, January ~, AZ O'CLOCK D.
m. Relatives and friends are invited.
QuEEH. On the mOrBing OF the 18th instant.
Mrs. MARGARET QUEEN, widow of the late Cha
Randolph q ueen, IN the 57th year Of her sge.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SULLIVAN. On the isth instant, after Q long
and painful illness, Mrs. MARY sULLIyAS, aged g
Relatives and friends of the family ore respect
fully r.Gnestsd % attend Der funeral from h.r
streets. Sunday, O'Clock D. IN.
STULL. January Is, at the residence Of her
neice. Mrs. N. Is. Harrison, 1911 I street lrth-
west, Mrs MARIA STULL, relict of the late ol0nel
John stull, eli Georgetown, ID. o., ia the saith
year Of er sse.
Funeral services at Christ church, Georgetown,
Mondsy, Nth, at .. m. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited 20 attend
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&CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ lMRROIEl AND IIAIMPRQYEl

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No,
zoo we viii sell at public auction in front of each
ofthe premises hereinafter mentioned, on FRIDAY,
the st day of January, A ID. 1870, commencing at
o clock IN Lot No. 7, in Receivers subdivision
Of Square 90 with the Improvements, consisting of
Brick Dwelling, according to plat of survey TO be
exhibited at the sale. SAID Lott being on Connect
cut a7enue, near Boundary street.
Immediately after the above sale, will sell u
No Is, in Receivers subdivision OF said So uare 20,
being % 2th street, near Boundary.
Immediately after the last sale, viii sell Lot 81,
In John W. STAIRS subdivision of Square l3I. on
boundary street, between 18th and 18th street north
west. said Lots Is and "a are improved by good
Frame Dwellings.
said lot 81 will be sold at the risk and of the
defauiting purchaser
Terms. a. prescribed by the decree: One bird of
the purchase money cash; aud the balance thereof
In Elk, twelve aud eiRh cen months from day Of
with 10 per cent interest Per annum until paid, the
purchaser or purchasers to give their prOmisspry
notes, with sUreties to the satisfaction of the Re-
ceivers. No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall tie paid deposit OF $50 Will be re-
quirCd on each pe of properly sold hen the same
is struck off, If terms of sale be not complied With
In ten days from day OF sale, the Receivers
the right to resell at the rk and cost of the default
ing purcha.er or purchasers. All colveyancing at
cost of purchaser or purchasers.
WILLIAM r. MATTIaGLY,)
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, ) Receivers.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
jaslG-l0t WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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tbs emnesty bill occup ing the attention o!
tIs House.
M. RaEdall.-The time consumed. aud tha
c1f1Sequeu IsoStp, nCment OF the Cent-nnia
h;ll are wholly chs rseable 10 your side OF The
House.
Mr.. BlOine.-I viii now end this matter
snd have 10 In my power 10 do 81. 1 with
draw the motion 10 reconsider. Triumphant
laughter on the republican side ami appa-
rent astontshment on the democratic sid a 2
Az this time all the members ON the dem D.
cratic side were on their feet. while fhs re-
publican members were in their seats. aud
order, order"
Mr.. Randall asked Mr.. Blaine 10 give him
an opportunity OF saying a word.
The request was met by still louder cries
OF ''order" from the repu blican side OF the
House, in which calls Mr.. Blaine himself
Joined.
Mr.. Randall again renewed his reaueSt
and Mr.. Blaine refused NJ. snd there the am
neSty mattel ended for The day.
The House then went into COMMITTEES of
the Whole on the Pension appropriation
bill, which was passed as reported. II an,
propriates So. SIS. SEQ.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
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Lesser Lessons

4 ratent for paper blankets has been ia
Ken out IN England, though the idea is about
as old a. paper making. They are simply
great sheets OF brown paper. double aud
filled, and perforated witl ventilation holes
every four inches, and are expected 10 be
eagerly sought after by the poor. The pat
entee has got two OF three contracts ID sup
ply hospitals.
Brush gliding with feather brush. Never
wire win linen, II takes OF anu desdcn> the
gliding.
Immerse lemons in clear, cold water.
change II, every day, and they VIII keep
fresh for weeks.
To keep eggs fresh. glaze with the white OF
an egg and keep in cool place.
Stairs should be built ON sanitary priuci-
pies. IL takes 20 times the strength to elm D
them that ii does 10 walk on level ground.
ant staircases should be light. well ventilated
and not too cramped. The rising step should
he six inches. and each stair should be II or
l. inches wide.
The best way TO clean or renew black silk
is TO 20 over the surface with a sponge, wet
in lager-beer. Ammonia l. good for clean
ing purposes, but IL detracts from the color.
The best dressing for colOret silk Is a liquid
obtained by soaking old kid gloves VI the
same shade I'm warm water.
Don faStcn the cellar up too tight. Leave
a window that can be opened on warm days
for ventilation, no difference how mach
trouble IL is 10 make 10 frost proof.
In case knife or fork handle gets loose,
Set the handle upon end, Ill the cavity with
pulveriZed rosin, then warm the small part
OF the knife or fork and insert Il slowly
crowd IL down firmly, and hold 10 in right
position until the rosin cools enough 10 set.
As ro>in is not soluble in water, hot or cold.
the Knives are not loosened. Where ivory
handles have become yellow, they may be
restored by soaking a few hours i'm a watery
solution of Sulphurous acid. The acid, in a
gaseous state. should not be uSei, as IL Will
be kelly To make the handles crack.
Geraniums and calceOlarias, kept in win
dowS ihroughou summer, arr said u drive
away flies. Remember this, ladies' and try
il. next summer.
pinch ofcayenne pepper in the pot pre-
vents the odor OF boiling Veget ables.
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POTOMAC RAILROAD,
I'D DEPOT CORNER 6IH AND b 6fREEIs NV.

RALTInOREA 4 POTOMAC RAILROAD,
~ DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND SfREETs NV.
After January ID, ls76, trains will ss follows
TRAINS LEAVE fOh BALTIMORE.
800 an, Limited Express, daily for the West;
$50 am, sIprs.s si fOp Bs III moe dsiIy.
1913 an, Limited Xpress for New York, daily
except Sunday Psrlor Oar Train.
ll:ss m, Fast Line West and North, daily except
I:3O pm, Expres. for Philadelphia and New
York, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
3:xe pm, Accommodasion, daily except Sunday
4:20 pm, Accommodation for Pope's Croek, dai.
ass m N. t for fhiisaeiS kia, daily.
1:40 m Cincinnati Express, daily for the West
daily except Saturday for the North.
5:ao M, Mixed tram to Bowie, daily, excep
S:I0 Pm, daily, New York Nigh, Express
TRAINS AkRIVE AT WASHING TON.
$40 ain, Accommodation, daily except Sunday
e:55 a u, Fast Line, daily.
HOO an. Accommodation, daily.
l:lo m !, baltimore and Ph;laceiDhis Express,
%:e3 pm, Limited TX press from New York, daily
$50 I'm, Washington Mail, daily, except Fun
SEQ pm, daily from Baltimore and the West.
l1:l3 pm, Richmond Express, daily.
trains for Popes Greek line.
Trains leaving Washington II $50 .. n. and ASS
D. N. connect 0denton with trains for Anna polls
Passenger fvsvinz their orders 81 Ticket Unoe,
Northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsyly ania
avenue, Eorths est 9Th street and Pennsylva
checked 81 bOS-ls and residences TO all points North
and West. Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San FRANCISCO, and III
points East. West North snd south.
GE0. o. WILKINS. suRsT,,ss,endens,
DE- BOYD, Jr, Gent Pass'r Agent ms1ls- Z,
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AKRll,n

HALL-sIMPsus. In Philadelphia. Pa, Jana.
ary 18Th, ls7e, b. Rev. Mr. sOrber, M. 4. M HaLI,
81 baltimore, 10 Miss lDA v. SIMPSON, OF Pbilsdsl
phis.
sANSDALE-sEHBERT. On the 2lI OF ID .cem-
Der, ISIS. BY the Rev Mnbur n. watkins, a. the
Tectory OF the Epiphany church, EDWIN n bass-
DALE and hEsTA skYBERT, both IL Nsshington,
ID. &.
WASHINGTON HILL. % the 18th instant By
the Bey; Z. c; Meador, Gas MAsHINsroS 60 Miss
CLARA HILL both vi this city.
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nUEOAESON BROS, Auctioueers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID SITS northwest.
TRUsTEE,s SALE osimpEoyED PRoPERri

ON STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH
STREKTS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
e By virtue OF a deed of trust given to me,
II dated the 9Th day of February, A. ID. 1874, and
recorded in Libsr No. 739, folio 2z5, ct of
the land records for ashngton county, District of
Columbia, 1 will. on FRIDAY. the 2sth day of
January, A. ID. 1916, at oc.ock . m, procsed to
ssl Ia front OF the premises, at public auction, all
that piece or parcel of land or ground known and
described as lot lettered and marked K. in Todd &
CaIdwell's recorded subdivision Of certain lots in
sQuare numbered two hundred and MY four, as
laid down on the ground plat of the City of Wash
In gton, together with the improvements, consist
Ing Of q Two story Brick House.
The above property will be sold subject TO prior
ncunbraDce Of So coo, and interest at the rate Of
10 per ent from october l4th, 49, to day of sale.
Terms: Cash; deposit OF $3.50 will be required
at ne OF sale, convey ancng. &c, at pure
cost. IJanl5 cost VIM G.. WOOD, Trustee
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- TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
P1kTY MAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR-

By virtue Of that certain deed Of trust from Issao
date May 5th, 1874, and Of record on the Land Re
cords Of Iai5fsx c9ynty, Va. Liber 3, No =, folio
dsr, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the Sd
dsy Of February, 1876, ct 12 O'Clock M. ali those
sciibed In said deeds, containing II acres and 10
p les, and one acre more or less This property 10
out buildings. and 10 very desirable property aud
lice adjoining the property Of ]. II. Hollidge And
Terms Of sale: 30 much cash in hand a. will pay
cent on the gross sale; also, the sum Of ave hum
dred and sfxty i've dollars and eighty i've and one
the ike sum Of osss es, With like Interest," to fail
due Nay 9Th, ls6, and the like sum- With like inter
to fan due at such time q the said !. g. Hollidse
shsll name, but, he declining to name the date Of
ISIS, and to bear interest rom the day q ssis The
~ ;: 2;s'''' sold 2.G E. i FOWLS, Trustees.
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THIS EVENING.
THOMAs IOwLING, Auctions ,r.

MANUFACTURERS SALE OF SUPERIOR ST.
NkR PLATLn WARE AND TABLE CO rLK-
RY At AUCTION
On THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock, and following
DAYS at 10 o clock I'm the Morning, D. m. and Z
O'Clock until the entire stock is disposed Of at
Store 1341 PennsTlvania avenue, near l4th street,
will sell the above large and well assorted stock
The ladies are particularly invited to attend the
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nOWNMAN GRt1N,
" Real Estate Brokers and Aucticneers,
Ala Seventh street northwest.

TRGsTEss' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BRlok HOUSE ON wEsT SIDE OF w Ash.
TON Sis. GkoRGETUWN.
Z BY virtue OF q deed cf trust, dated May 10,
1875 recorded in Liber 775, folio 49, OF the land
record Of Washington county District Il Ceiumbia,
and by direction Of the holder Of the secured
thereby, we will sell q public auction, on WEB:
NGSDAf, the 18th day Of January, 1876, at 4
O'clock m, ell that piece or %, Gel Of ground in
point the west side Of washington street la3 feet
north from the northwest corner Of " ashington and
Gay street,, and running thence vest 80 feet to
ioot alley thence north q feet theaos east 50 Feet
70 said Washington street, and then south along
line 81 Washington street Is feet to the beginning
together with the use and privilege OF tbs said 10
fott alley.
from May 10, 1878 together With the OF thfs
sale, and all taxes due the prop.rty the day of
sale In CO b; balance In twenty four months, Sc
cured BY bearing interest and deed Of trust
the property. a1W down when the property "a
struck Oh. which win b ssrfsttsd unless the terms
and the property win be resold ct tue riak and cost
Of The dsisulting purchaser. Oonveysncing ct
=: <. PP10RRSSEEiLLs. Trustees.
janqth pQWG4AN B GRIMM, Auets.