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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

Il SPEED RIDD. A"errs, n, Inv, win pras
- ee in all the Courts of iachbarg aud Campbell OF
nee opposite Citizens Savings Bank, iynchenrg' Va
@,1 a--I.A -----zz---==
NNO. %. l.GOt.GsN. Anornc, ~, LAW, L,"rh-
- III hu Va practices ia all the Courts Of tie o'ty Of
'" mar the fargs bank aud Is the same heretofore oe
tpicd hy Goggin a Page lly ttdScly
~. W.rAGE, A,"ra., a, Law. a.,"snhnrs,
VA has removed his ohrc ia the room ia roar of the
elegraph Ohce, two doors below the Farmers bank.
IsrIN u.TH,uLE. s"or'y Law, s,nch-
nnphel and the city Of Lynehburs. Office on lst Alley
tween Main and Church streets opposite the one" OF the
rginan. iy6dScty
NORVEGi. NOgSE, aorn.rIy Franklin iuo-
- TIL MAN srnfEr lYNcanuRo, Va, MOORE
ANTHONY, pRoRiEroRs-An Omnibus always In readiness
convey passengers to and from the Railroad and Packet
s,2l, also for pleasure excursions llcsdSelrly
EAA.1s. Now,.IN a co. wnoi.-n," aud n"T Re-
- TAIL GhocEhs AND COMMISSION AND FOR
"a keep constantly gencra
aud Staple Dry Goods.
Special attention paid sale Flour Wheat Corn
fobaeeo July 3cy
- n a.. u. TATE, Ccm,wi--ion Merchants
" AND AGENTS FOR tue SALE or VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, NJ b Natehez street New
Orleans, loet sets
(uAs. H. CuKasTIAN. Attorney "a, LAW.
~ offers hs Professional services his friends and the pub
He generally He win practice in the Courts of Amherst Ap
pomattox, Lynehburg and Nelson
Adlress-ALIrNs CRrEK, Amherst County. Va.
june 3octawdm
4 GLENN a. co, Tobacco aud General on,-
INs MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS Tor the sale
nf VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO 81 Gravor
street New Orleans lauE ll-ts
VXTsaLs. KAWIINs n 60, General COui-
W MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for the sale Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores Ne.
u and 3D. Gravier of Tchapiouas New Or
cnns
RsffRENCEs-Dr James Saunders, Armisead * Warwick
Can't John " Otcv. sep 6dSclyA
LIMITED STATES eOInT az CLAIMS
u j. w. BRYCE. Cot NSEtIoR AND ATTORNEY Al LAW,
will practice the United States Court Claims Letters
business he addressed him at II Wall street New York
at Washington u &. fly mdNclN
HottN ~. HNi.i.t.S. Attorney AT Law, kocky
- MOUNT Va, will practice in all the Courts ci Franklin
Bedford pitisvlvania and Henry. Zoe l0cts
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NEW FALL STOCK al

HOOPER, opposite the Warwick House is s~So
receiving well selected Boots Shoes
Hats Caps Trunks and every article In lis Hue which will be
sold oW for cash punctutl foe cots
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1OO.OOO ACm .E LAND W Ar.

1OU,OOU RANTS wANrEb-As Land War
rants, under the law being issued anxious
to buy large quantity for which VIII pay the highest
kct price ~
viii attend regularly the Courts of AppomatinN Camp
bell, Amherst aud Bedford and occasionally Charlotte
Will always the best prices for Warrants Any who
have them will please apply 10 before selling
prosecute. usual all claims for Bounty Land Ecyon
onary Claims claims against the Government Of the
United lr 1-ts1 W. STATIIAM
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a VIRGINIA, AND NORTH CAROLINA FAIR Al
PETERSEN RG, COMMENCING THE 2h-Old members.
those wishing to become such their certificates by
calling the subscriber lniatorv Zee - Wlannnal due
81 90 WHICH being paid entities the holder of certificate
Ill the privileges Of membership including the free of
and articles exhibition the Fair by the South
Railroad Zoe 2O-tsl II. A. III RROUGUS.
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a. slT.eaD SACHS Jeiros DORSEY due salt Ia prime
~ order landing aud Tor sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT a co,
L
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hHlNes ESTABIISHMENT- subscriber
IL takes pleasure in saying his tho
public that he is ready to receive all kind
Wearing Apparel to be dyed cleaned
to conduct the business all Of its
ises that all work left with him shall very best
STYLE those who have attest; and tose
who have not seen have only him
vncedof the fact His long experience in the
city of Baltimore, warrants him In saying this much
II Goods for cold weather bring them in eary
JAMES BRADY,
opposite Sampson Diuguid & Soma
2S-c6m Ivnchhur~ ~.
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II ANlER q nmormEn. whaIc-nlc Denlc,

IL IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS No 30
Baltimore opposite Hanover Baltimore, would
respectfully call the attention Of Merchants visiting the East
cities their Stock of New Fail and Winter Dry Goods,
which is large and we'll assorted
our stock of Heavy Wooens and Domestic Cuttons
bought the months of MAY and June, the lowest
To prompt aud reliable buyers we are willing to sell ata
very small advance l.. l.. IANIER,
l6d er1m RO Y. IANIER
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lust received new supply these Cases altogether dill
frcnt but possessing all the unrVa
ed advantage of the old style
The Increasing popularity Cases evidenced by
their universal adoption both at the North and SOUTH
. m hest recommendation their many admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly on
hand. every size.
Burias attended with promptncss and despatch ana All pos
sible attention paid Charges materially reduced
nr. a WIN TIN.
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UAIyEDEND.-St II meeting Of the Prcsidcni
Directors of the Psyirani and Lynchburg Turn
pike Company, held Tuesday, gath October e it
motion
Resolved dividend Of six per be aud the
hereby Capital this Company
bic on the 18th November next
. iuoV
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odd my interest in ,i,c pa

GARD.--Na,iag- oid my interest in the Da-
N guerrcan Gallery in this place, To MIR JAMES kEAG1,
respectfully recommend him the favorable attention
public sklfu and gentleman whom they
RELY then and of his inlmtahle AM
BROTYPES which only be procured of him In this city.
taking my leave would return thanks for the liberal pat
rnnagc kind received from public du
ring a residence of over eight years L. l.. GIBBS
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VVvASTEU-A set af sliding SaOw-t'nscs.--
w Any person having such an article can ma sac or
them by applying TO WV ). 1850 LD,
Ma in sire
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HtOAL! COAL!! COAL!!! ~ have on hand sup.
u ply Brush Mountain Coal which will sell in quantities
suit purchasers Orders may be left at Morses Bookstore
sep 25-fim j. q. BRODNAX
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- CO. Hhoicsdi DraRRists Petersburg Virginia, have
trvod their SrSa srocK Of Drugs Medicines Paints &c,
aud uar Tor sale assortment embracing all articles In this
line suited to the wants of Country Merchants, Druggists,
Thy si,ians aud Farmers.
Obtaining their supplies from Manufacturers and Importers
only they prepared furnish the goods AS low
regular Jobbng house Orders receive prompt and care
N InttEn HIM NM
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- . CHANT AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANI
FACTURED ToBAtfo Office Broad Street, opposite
Union Bank Augusta, Ga.
REfERENCrs-l. Z. s Ferguson Il Co, lynchhurg, Va;
Wilcox Hand 4 Anselrv, NJ b. Wilkinson, j. {. Fargo
"Cashie >" Augusta, Ga; Hand Williams Wilcox Charles
ton :. G., WIN. Duncan. padaeord Fay ~ Co, Savannah
GA; Sturges, Bennett Co. New York; G. Wilson 4 Co.
baltimore; Wood Low New Orleans w. = Shapard Co.
ID
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SPEED RlDD. A,terrs, ut Inv, viii prae
81 uee In all the Courts OF l. acAburg aud Campbell Ut
he opposite Citizens savings Bank, Lynchhnrg. Va
"a .alx
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lOFFEE-
u loco ba Is strictly prime Rio Coffee
Sanos--cargo of the schooner INDICATOR from
the Brazils--n store and for sale by 49,
~ EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
Richmond
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NJOw is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE

" Store corner OF Seventh and III streets No. 400.
dust received from Messrs. 0ber a Co, Of Balti-
more, very superior and fresh stock Of Drugs also
some very rare and fine Chemicals, not 70 be found
at any other store than the Of Seventh and
streets No 400.
every article that is connected with the business.
Benefits Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
by the physicians of our city. Also, all Roses Med
icines being the only agent in this part Of the city
Jayne's Medicines
A. III. a John Bulls Sarsaparilh
Ayers Pectoral and Pills.
Lovet's Wahpene
Van Dusen's Wahpene.
And all Patent Medicines in use.
very superior lot Of Medicinal Brandies and
Wines f
am now prepared TO furnish ladies' with some
very rare and choice perfumes imported only by
John Bouray Son. Of Baltimore The hayors are
locky-club musk, patulo, sweet brisr, mile heur,
Swans Atmospheric Soda, 25 tickets for one
dollar.
T. s. If you want 20 drink very superior quality
Of Soda Water CAL at the store 400 and try It. The
hayors are strawberry, nectarine lemon, sarsapara,
ginger pepper, orange, orgeat vanilla, sherbert,
rough and ready syrup and several others. After
drinking those line syrups call for some Of those
line cigars, just imported by Messrs. Prick Ball,
Of Baltimore, from three TO six cents a piece.
For sale one of Bruce's improved patent complete,
for $3.50, draw-ppe included, warranted perfect. IL
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also.
Soda-Water manufactured at the fountain at IL 12
cents per gallon, or delivered for is cents.
Call and examine for yourselves.
w. I. EVANS,
ap ls--tf No. 400, corner 9TH and II streets
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BOOTS AND SHOES I
WE would respectfully call the att,

"E would respectfully call the atten-
w ton OF our customers TO our large and varied
stock Of Boots and Shoes which is now complete in
allsits branches
FOR LADIES.
We have an endless variety of CATERS, button, and
lace Slippers, Jeersons Ties and Boots Of all qqpl
ties.
Ladies Lace Caters for 81 to 81 80.
Morocco and Kid Slippers and Ties for rs cents,
worth 81.
Morocco and Kid Buskins for 81 cents, worth
81 IL.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, and coiored Caters, button and
lace lasting and morocco.
Morocco and kid Boots, black, tanned, bronzed,
and light colors
Black, bronze, and white kid and morocco Slip
pers.
Shanghie Boots, black and colored, thick and thin
soles
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Our stock cannot be surpassed in this city.
Patent leather, cloth, and calf Caters.
Kid CATERS, superior article for tender feet
Oxford Ties, Montereys, Kossuths, patent leather
and calf, both sowed and pegged.
Boys and youths cloth and patent leather Caters,
q superior article.
Walking and Dancing Pumps for the May balls.
Calf and patent leather Oxford Ties and low Shoes,
in great varieties.
Call and examine our stock, for ~e are determined
on quick sales and small profits. Don't forget the
place.
A. HOOVER & SON,
South side Of Penn. avenue, nearly
ap 2Aeod6if opposite Browns Hotel
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


The daily circulation Of the -4msriean Organ is
far greater than that Of any paper in Washington,
with exception and the weekly circulation, which
already reaches ten thousand, is increasing at the
rate Of several hundred week 1t has increas-
Cd at this rate with remarkable regularity, from the
first month Of its publication Advertisers who wish
TO give their Advertisements wide circulation should
bear these facts in mind The daily Organ is distrib-
uted chiefly in Washington, Georgetown, Alexandra,
Fredericksburg Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and
baltimore The weekly Organ is sent to every quar-
ter Of the Union.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL,
NATIONAL THEATRE

NATIONAL THEATRE.
SROF. Ill. w. NUMBER takes pleasure
- In announcing 70 the public that his Grand M.
hbiton and May Ball win take plaes at the National
7hursday Evening, Nay Sd 1865.
The most extensive preparation is being made,
which will render this the most magnificent entertain
ment that has ever been witnessed in this city The
parquette will be oored over from the entrance to
the foot Of the stage throwing the entire Theatre into
one immense Ball Room, which viii be decorated In
the most gorgeous manner.
A Throne for the Queen Of May and her Maids Of
Honor will be erected the back Of the stage,
mented with flowers and banners surrounded by
scenes of a Fairy land
The Exhibition in preparation for this occasion can
not be exceled, either IN point OF beauty or the man
ner in which the dances are executed.
The following is programme Of Dances
!. College Hornpipe, by masters.
2. III Bolero, by misses.
3. La Cachucha, by misses.
4. Pas Syrian BY miss and master.
5. La Smolenski, by misses. ~
0. La File du Sayateur, by misses.
z. Cracovienne, by misses.
8. Scotch Dance, by misses
Q. Syrian Waltz, by two ladies' and gentleman.
10. Fishers Hornpipe, BY master
IL. III Jeleo de Jeres by miss 2'
IL. Grand Shawl Dances by "a misses; In which is
the browning scene, the grand march, and
ascension upon the throne, and grand final
Is. The Flower Dance BY SO misses from the age Of
years up to 10, AS introduced by the wonder
full yiennoise Children in this city in ls48. 1t
is comprised Of ID arches and 9 circles Of roses
Of every variety and color This dance pre-
sents one Of the most imposing spectacles ever
witnessed on or of of the stage.
The boxes will be reserved for ladies during the
exhibition after which the floor will be cleared for
the whole company.
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attending
this exhibition, the price Of tickets will be usual
only $2-admtting one gentleman and ladies'.
Private boxes may be obtained by calling on Prof
NJ at his Saloon, corner Pa. avenue and 18th street.
from to 8 O'Clock, p NJ.
n. b. Ladies not having received invitations are
| requested to call at the Post Office.
All those who do not receive them through the
Post be supplied by calling at Mr. j. r. Elliss
music store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street
NAV l--3t
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1EyHE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR

ESHE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
IL DRAMATIC DIORAMA of the Battle of Bum
ker Hill and Destruction of Charlestown, mot a
painting,) will be open for exhibition at sf
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
on Tuesday evening; May LIST, and continue every
evening during the week. Also, on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons.
Doors open afternoon at two, TO commence at three
O'Clock. Evening at seven, to commence at eight
O'clock sHt
Admission 25 cents Children accompanied by
their parents halfprce
april 28-lW*
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TAKE NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
- TO order, Looking-glasses Portrait and Pic
ture Frames, OF any size pattern also, marbletop
Pier Tables, with Brackets Room Moulding Look
ing-glasses inserted In old frames
Also, all kinds Of old work regilt with despatch,
and on reasonable terms
1a JOHN WAGNER,
255, Penn. avenue, near Twelfth street.
spH- Opposite Krkwood House.
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Ne,o York Market.

New YORK, May l,-0otton Is unchanged with
moderate demand at previous rates. Flour has
declined IL IL cents; good Ohio, $40 IL IL a
$40 so; southern is unchanged, with limited
prices are a triae lower; mixed Michigan, 81 so.
Corn is downward and trife lower; sales Of
western mix ID at 100 IL ITO. Pork Is still I'M
settled sales of 1900 bbls. Beef is firm, with an
upward tendency. Lard Is firm and in better de-
mand. Whiskey--sales OF Ohio at 36 IL cents.
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u No medicine ever offered 10 the public has met
with the that has attended the sale Of Perry
Davis's Pain Killer. This remarkable remedy, so
celebrated for its instantaneous and magic cure u
burns, bruises. scalds and pains Of the body, eI-
ternsl and internal has attracted the attention OF
counterfeiters, who have, IN many places, managed
10 palm of their worthless limitations.
The genuine Perry Davis's Pain Killer Is now put
up In panel bottles with the words Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer, blown in the glass and with two steel
engraved labels ON each bottleone an excellent like
ness Of Perry Davis, the Original Inventor Of the
medicine, the other steel engraved note Of hand
none others may be relied upon genuine. Price Of
bottles 12 cents, 25 cents so cents and 81, respec
lively.
PERRY DAVIS a son, Proprietors,
No. "A High street, Providence, n. l.
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray a Ballantyne, and
John T. Mortimer, Washington, ID. O.
Purcell, Ladd a Co, Richmond, Va.
M. A. Santos 4 Son, and King a Toy, Norfolk, Va.
Candy Hatch f. II. Stabler Co.. William III.
Brown Bro; Smith a Atkinson L. a s. Fry 0ber
4 Co., Baltimore, Md.
And by all the principal Druggists.
ap p--dAw2mo
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Jackson CocSrY.-The American party In Jack
son county have nominated for the House Of Dele
gates, Daniel Frost, ESQ.
We also learn that a convention Of the Amei-
can party in the Senatorial district composed Of the
counties Of Wayne, Cabel Mason, jackson and
Writ counties has selected as the candidate Of the
party, Fleet W. Smith, Esq, Of Jackson county.
TCh1rLes Rep
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sao, 900 WORTH BOOTS AND SHOES
SPRING SUPPLY.

SPRING SUPPLY.
iron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment.
Penn. auenae, 6etioeen oh and 10Th SITS.
lust received, my Spring assortment of
- Boots Shoes, and Trunks.
LADIES'
1000 pair Ladies bronze colored and black Caters,
1000 pair Ladies' bronze, colored, and black, Heel
1900 pair Ladies' bronze colored and black Slippers
and Ties, so cents.
750 pair Ladies' morocco and kid Heel Boots and
Caters.
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
$500 pair Misses and Childrens' black, bronze anil
colored Caters, SO to 81.
5000 pair Misses and Childrens white black, and
cold morocco and kid Slippers 50 to 81 %.
1000 pair Chldrens Shoes, all colors, 25 cents
n GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS
roo pair Gents paent-lcather and calf Oxford, Con-
NJ gress, Ind Kossuth Shoes.
1900 pair Gents pateneather and calf Boots, 81 q
500 pair Gents kid cloth, lasting Caters, 81 so to
TO SO 3d.
5000 Boys kid cloth, calf Pumps Shoes, and Boots
$500 Youths Shoes, of all descriptions.
The above stock Is perhaps the largest and most
desirable in the city from which TO make selections
It embraces every variety, and viii be sold at the
lowest prices. s. p. HOOVER
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk
ap 28--4teod Establishment.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Flour Is dropping and in
small demand. Small sales at yesterdays rates.
Wheat Ia dull Sales Of red at 81 45 o. so /;
white at a. SO 80 IS; for choice brands Of white,
50 10. Corn Is dull-sales Of white at 81 cents a
81 yellow, l02.
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From tie Plains.

ALBANY, April so.--Later intelligence from the
plains have been received here. On the 10th ult.
two companies of United States troops undor Col.
Faunteroy met ninety Utah and Apache Indians,
armed and mounted, In Chowatch Pass, when q
batde ensued. Five Utahs were killed and two
dangerously wounded. On the next day more
Apaches we're fallsn in with. when SIX we're killed
and some pusonsrs were taken. The command then
returned TO Fort Massachusetts, and expected to &c
to Grand river s.la 4
On the cad Kit Carson, Lieut. Magruder, and
Captain Williams company, whilst leaving Puncbc
Pass, saw party Of Utahs, and killed one and
wounded another This command would recruit
fifteen days at Fort Massachusetts,, and then pro-
coed on second expedition against the Utahs
General Garland left Santa Fe on the 4th for AL
buquerque, where he viii expedite the movements
In the field.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, April So.--The weekly statements
Of the city banks foot up thus: Loans $s2 606 $780,
424, showing decrease Of s72,625 circulation
81, $40, 9s6, showing increase Of 800, 300 de-
posts S72, ais, $685. decrease Of 81, 1874 s7l; coin
Of subtreasury in bank sic, 465 400, decrease for
the week Of SAT- 600 and for the month %, 2Oe,-
800; exchanges siol, 24e, 45o; advances, Sab.
7R1
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NNHOSE two handsome residences on G.,
u between LIST and Cd streets. These houses are
four stories in height with dry cellar beneath, and
contain all the necessary conveniences for family,
such as water, gas, furnaces, ranges, bells, &c.
well Of fine water Is upon the premises and the wa
ter distributed through every ROOM by force pumps
Altogether, this is favorable opportunity for those
DESTROYS OF purchasing, renting superior dwell
ing house, the terms viii be made moderate
Enquire Of John X. Ward, in the adjoining house,
or at the corner Of 18th and Canal streets.
an la--2W (Int gu
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COLLECTOR AND AGENT.

UyHE Subscriber offers his Services TO the
u public as agent to take charge Of property,
collect accounts, or transact such business may
be intrusted TO him. Any communication addressed
TO him at his residence cornar of Ninth and streets
north, or left at William Il. Rileys store, corner Of
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue, will receive
prompt attention
He has for sale houses and lots in various parts Of
the city, on accommodating terms.
ap lily F A. GLADMON.
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AUCTION SALES.


EItH III Auctionocrs.
TYR u sTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
- Real Estate.--0n Thursday the 26th day Of
April 1885, BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 the under
signed, dated the 10Th Of February, A. ID. 1885, and
duly recorded in the land records of Washington
county, District Of Columbia, he will sell at public
auction, in front Of the premises at o'clock T.. M,
all thai part Of lot (l4) in square (247) beginning
At point in the diyidinglne Of lots (iS) and IA
distant (l70) feet from Massachusetts, avenue and
running q southwesteriy direction along 10 q point
on said divdngiue distant from the alley (58) feet
thence In an eastery direction along the rear line
said lot fourteen, the alley 46) feet 0) inches
thence In northeasterly direction along the line OF
said lot lad TO point distant 70) feet from Mas
sachusetts avenue; and thence in westerly direction
to the opposite point Of beginning" with the i'm
provemeuts.
Terms Of sale Cash, and IL terms are not compiled
with within five days from the day Of sale the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the premises at tie
risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
All conveyancng at the cost OF the purchaser.
EDWARD O. DARLINGTON,
Trustee.
apl7 GREEN d SCOTT, Auctionevrs.
~ The above sale is postponed In coE-
sequence Of the rain until Wednesday, the ed day u
May, same hour
BY order Of the Trustee:
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
apN Auctioneers.
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DAHLOR and Chamber Furniture LA
~ good assortment, consisting OF Sofas, Tete q
Tetes, Rocking Easy and other Chairs, Sofa Bed
steads, Marble Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes, What
nots, Cottage Chamber Sets, &C. &C., with good
assortment Of Common Furniture Desks, DC, at
ROTHWEI,L a BROWNS
7th street, next TO Odd Fellows Hall.
an l4-eo6t