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dull and deolining- common to fair
extrh h109B, ,qQS good to choice 8.05@
8. 25t Wheat rf(D2o. lower and. in 1very
moderate demand; notwithstanding the
decline, holders generally are not press
ing to realize 1.36@1.41. Corn heavy
and lower-74@81. Coffee slightly
easier-Rio good quality 18 gold. Sugar
dull and shade easier. Pork lower
new 21.25. Lard lower-14k prime
steam, Whiskey dull and held 1.2O.
+ Rrsights rel! . scarcely SO firm-cotton sail
offered at supply largely in excess Of
weak and lower-15a@16. Governments
active and strong-new 5s 16s. State
bonds quiet and nominal. Cotton re-
ceipts 1,746. Futures closed quiet; sales
5000: May 151@15 9-32; June 155M
Is 29-32; July 16 1-32@16 1-16; August
!6 3-16@l6 7.32; September 16 1920
16 1-16; October Is 9-16@15 1882; No
vember 15s@15 1882; December Is 1882
OILS ZIG; January Is 17-32@15 GIG;
February Is 25-32@15 1915; March
16 15-16@16 1-a2; April 165@16 7-32
BALTIMORE dull and nominal
-middling 153; gross receipts 352; e1-
ports continent SAT; coastwise rs; sales
50; spinners 80. Flour dull and un-
OnnuSou. uoat uuu-H1ary Iunu aiuGST
l. 4S; white l. 35@1.4 40; others unchanged.
dull Southern S2@S3. Provisions dull
and weak. Pork nominal .5O@ 90. 90.
-re8ned 1ss. Coffee quiet net and and Iss firm.
Whiskey nominal .22@1.23. Sugar
quiet and steady.
LoUBy1LLE-Flour unchanged. Corn
steady-78@s0. Provisions dull. Pork
81. SO. Bacon-shoulder o.; clear rib
12s; clear sides 133. Lard-steam rem
dered 15l@153; tierce 15s@16; keg 16J.
Whiskey LIS. Bsgging frm-l3GsI4.
GALVESTON. dull-middling
14s; net receipts 208; gross 212; ex ports
coastwise 1,506; sales 275.
NonFoLK. dull-middlinc 151
@15s; net receipts 478; exports coastwise
SIS; sales rs.
WILMINGTON. Cotton nominal-mid-
ding Is; net receipts 81.
MEMPHIS. Cotton easy-middlinc 15:
net receipts 81; shipments 579; sales 75O.
Boston. dull and nominal
middling 18S; gross receipts 1908; snles
PHILADELPHIA. Cotton quiet-mid-
ding 16l; gross receipts 228.
SAVANNAH dull-1niddlinq
151; net receipts SAC; sales GO.
NEW ORLEANS. quiet-mid-
ding 15s; net receipts 1877; gross sos; ex-
ports Great Britain 1854; France 538;
sales 2,OO0
NOZZLE. quiet-middling 14l /:
net receipts 1s1; exports coastwise 265;
sales 600.
CHARLEsToN.- quiet-middling
1870 15a; net receipts 119; sales 300.
AUGUSTA. Cotton quiet and offerings
light-.middling ISL; net receipts 90;
sales 203.
ST. LOUIS. Flour lower to sell; very
little done. Corn dull and lower-No. 3
mixed 64@64A car lots; 624 bid round
lots. Whiskey pominally 1.2O. Pork
lower-20. rs. Bacon unchanged; only
limited jobbing demand. Lard nomi-
nal.
CHICAGO. Flour quiet and weak. Corn
activer, unsettled and lower-No. 2
mixed 63}; rejected 61@61} Pork dull
and lower Lard quiet and un-
changed. -Whiskey quiet and FIRMLY.
PAnrs.- -Rentes 64f. 47}c.
LrvERroo1--3 P. M.5Cotton dull
middling uplands II; middling Orleans
8@8S; sales 5000, Of which American is
5000; speculation and export 1000:
basis middling uplands, nothing below
low 1hiddling. deliverable June or July,
1916
5P. M.-Co.ton to arrive quiet and
unchanged.
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Columbia Loo House.

ICE Shippers hsve made largetcrcp at
IL lower cost the past winter than in
any previous winter in tho history Of the
business. / have made arrangements for
a full supply of superior ICE for the pre-
sent season, at lower rates than in any
former year, and propose to reduce the
rate to City Consumers as follows:
100 pounds and upward, lie. per
pound; less than 100 ipounds, 1Ic. so
pounds and upward delivered within the
limits of the city free of charge
JOHN D. BATEMAN,
apr 2S lmo Agent.
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For Sale

For Sale,
A LOT OF SEASONED LUMBER,
IN consisting of Flooring, Weather
boarding, Joists and Fencing Apply at
D. EPSTIN'S,
Mny 25 Under Columbia Hotel.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
A LADY'S handsome SIDE-SADDLE.
IN at half its value. Also, q hand
some PEW CUSHION, very low. Apply
to- H. & s.. BEARD,
May 70 Main street.
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Nay Is
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
FL. s. s. BEARD. Aucti0meers

Eben Butler against Thomas A. Garner.
Pf virtue of power to me given by
lD Thomas A. Garner, by his deed
sealed and delivered, to sell the pro-
perty hereinafter described, and for hin,
and In his name to execute proper titles
to the purchaser or purchasers of the
said premises, hereby give notice that
on the FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE
NEXT, I will sell, at public auction, in
the city of Columbia, before the Court
House, to the highest bidder. for cash.
All that PIECE, PARCEL and TRACT
OF LAND, with buildings thereon,
situate in the city. of Columbia, and
bounded as follows, to wit;. East BIZ
Lincoln street, fronting thereon fifteen
feet, more or less; North by lot now or
formerly Of estate OF Robert n. Lewis,
running thereon 208 feet, moro or less;
West by lot of Richard Young, and
South by Howard School.
May 16 mth6 EBEN BUTLER.
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Estate Sale. r-i t
BY SEIBELS & EZELL. Aactioneerua /

UN MUNDAY, the 9TH day Of June,
1875. We will sell, in front OF tbs
Court House, in the city of Columbia.
One CAST IRON FOUNTAINS and one
piece BRONZE STATUARY. Said arti-
cles can be seen on the premises Of Mr..
F. n. Ehrlich, corner of Marion and
Laurel streets. May 25 tu2
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For Sale

For Sale,
A PAIR OF GREY HORSES, small
"A size. Work well in double or
single harness and under saddle. Will
be sold together or separately. Apply ut
this Office. NAV 9
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Final N-'ioe1v-

= = Eanal " 1o89TT s 70 =
A IL persons h0laihh claims. against
IN the estate Of WIZ. MoG GUINNib, de-
ceased, are hereby verned to hand in
said claims. properly attssted; %. the un-
dersigned, by the frstcday Of ,5uly nszt,
else they will be barred s-c q :
ELLEN McGUfJNIS, Executrix,
D. McGUINNIS, Executor.
April 10 m12
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morrow -net r. +lG-
MAucH CHuNK, Pa, May 25.-Eicht
hours rain has quelched the mountain
fires throughout this region.
The miners nre gradually resuming
MonRrsTowN, N. j., May 25.-Hon.
John Nail, formerly member of Congress
and Consul to Glasgow, is dead.
NEW York, May Is. The real estate of
Lawrence, the alleged silk smuggler,
amounting to $125, 900, hos been seized.
a Nashville despatch says the Supreme
Court has decided that the State is not
bound for the payment of the new issne,
known as the war issue Of Tennessee
money, amounting to $500, GOO.
ATLANTA, GA, May 25,-Justice Brad
Icy; Of she United States Court, and Dis
trict Judge Erskne, refused to enioin the
sale: OF the Macon and Brunswiok Rail
road, or to appoint q receiver, as peti-
toned for BY John r. Branoh, Of 'vir-
WAsEnteToN, May 25.-Adolph Phil
bers tsFfenoh Consul Rt Charleston. NH
Acoountants'claim that the new news
Sfty PEI ssaS Ssnss ts taw dseefeasee s 4s revenue
viligar's establishment, with a oom-
piete dishllAfy apparattiS, was seized in
St. Louis They are discharRino pati0ers
ana arresting tradesmep everywhere.
Pf6babiiitie5 or Wednesday,. in the
south and Middle Atlantic States, Sta
uonary rising bar remetef, cooler North
ahaess abet ind g asd generally clear wea
Yesserdsy'ssaaarket Reports.
,o1Sl;! NEw /, YosE i Is. - Stocks active,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-05
EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY.........N Ovember 3, 1870,
A ConDubial Controversy.


The bolt ON the back door had needed re-
placing for q long time but IL was only tha
other night that Mr.. Throcton had the pre-
home. After supper he hunted up his tools.
removed the old bolt, and measured the loca-
ns SR q soe ee ne bore
roaming around the kitchen and woodshed
slammtng doors, pulling out drawers, and
kicking the furniture around. She went to
the head OF the stairs and called down:
Richard, do yoA want any things'
YES, Idol" he yelled back. al want TO know
where In Texas that corkscew is?''
"Corkscrew, Richsrd?''
yes, corkscrew, Richardi I've looked the
house over and can't ind IT,"
why, we never had one, Richardi"
"Didn't, chi We've had a dozen of 'em In
the last two years, and 1 bought one not
ioar weeks ago. Its always the way when
"But you must be out of your head. hus-
oan6, she said, as she descended the stairs.
we've Kept house seven years. and new
er remember OF seeing you bring corkscrew
40, yes, I'm out OF my head, ami he
grumbled, a. be pulled out the sewing ma
chine drawer, and turned over il contents.
"Pernapo "a better go 10 the lunatic asylum
right away"
Well, Richard, know that / have never
seen coi kscrew I'm this house"
Then You are as blind as an owl I'm day
light, for I've bought i've or six The hoase is
aIWays upside down, anyhow, and never
can find any thingl"
your folks can keep one" she retorte 4, grow
Ing red in the face
"Id like my mother here 70 show Won
rev thlngs.' ne said, rs he stretched his
neck IN look on the high shelf I'm the pantry
Perhaps she'd boil her suectacles with
the potatoes agsin!" answered the wife.
"Do you know who You are talking tolT
ne yeiied;s as he jumped down.
"well, you'll he going for New York state,
If you don't look out"
"Id like to see myself? When [ 90 this
house goes!"
Look out Nancy
I'm afraid of no man that lives, Richard
ThroctonI"
I'm leave you"
"And I'll laugh 10 see you CO."
ger, shook IL TO emphasize his words, aud
slowly said:
Nancy Throcton, I'll apply for divorce
tomorrow I'll tell the Judge that kindly
and lovingly asked you where the gimlet
was, and you said we'd never had one in the
house, which is bold falsehood, as 1 can
prove!"
"Gimlet!" she gasped.
Eyes, gimet!"
"Why, know where there are three or
four. 1ou said corkscrew!"
"Did i :" he gasped, sitting down on the
corner of the table; swell, now, believe /
"And you went and abused me like a slave
| because wouldn't say gimlet wasa cork
screw she sobbed, falling on the lounge.
IN ancy," he said, tenderly lifting her up.
"Oh, Richsrd!" she chokingly answered.
Nancy, III go right out doors, and Kill
| myself"
"No, you Needn't love you stu! only
| only-you know ri inlet is not a corkscrewi''
| ct aint.-lt Amt, Nancy; forgimme and
| less be happy?'
And that household is so quietly happy
| that a can airy bird would sing its mead OF ii
| b uDg up in the hall.
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n0"Inflationism" Is the last coinage
Denver paper perpetrates it.

~"Inflationism' is the last coinage A
Denver paper perpetrates it.
n0"Take walk old man." is the latest
slang OF the contemptuous Californian.
~Apple butter parties are raging I'm Penn
sylvania, and pumpkin pie festivals In st.
DThe Pittsburg papers on the very eve
or The election were excitedly discussing
whether the bible condemns polygamy.
~A special dispatch from Virginia City
says that the mining situation is epcoursg-
ing, the water being reduced, and building
IL going on briskly.
0Prince Milan's bride, Miss Natalie
Kesliko spent e3s 900 In Paris on her we'd
ding finery. Milan sent her Q loving teie-
gram every day she was absent.
~The striking miners in North Wales re-
fuse TO abide By The decision OF Mr.. Sergeant
Wheeler, the umpire, which was that the
proposed reduction OF dfteen per cent. by the
masters Was reAsouable.-
~The nre underwriters of New York held
o meeting Wednesday, 1t which IL Was re-
solved 70 appoint . committee 70 make ar
rangements for the representation OF the
underWrfteu at the centennial exhibitor.
01he explosiou and destruction OF tha
iron-clad Magenta makes the second ease
Of this Kind lost by the French eove.. nmeni
Engliah vessel Vanguard, within dc sams
period, BY the tap Of the spur OF A neiRhbor.
Ing vessel, II beginning to weak, "A cond iencs
In the Durability o. irQn-c lads,
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THE MECCA OF LovERs.-Tne Washing
ton correspondent OF the Troy Times writes:
II has been observed that Mount Vernon is
great resort for lovers. Shade OF the inn
mortal George, think of it! Why they should
go there above all places about Washing
teries oflovers; but go they do and numbers of
them can be seen any day wandering dreami-
ly about, or sitting pensively under Tn over
arching bOughs Of those grand Old trees,
gazing with vague, far-of look over the
river. Some, more practical, take a lunch
with them and gulp down alternately love
and lemonade, sentiment ana sandwiches.
We are accustomed to thinking of washing
ton In the grander situation OF his life, at the
crossing of the Delaware, or delivering up
his sword to Congress at Annapolis, and very
rarely think OF him as one who could descend
to so trivial an everyday affair as being In
love. All readers of Thackeray's charming
story, "The Nirginians," remember the ridi-
culous duel into which he was almost led by
who thought him in love with their mother,
and took that method to prevent him from
marrying her. That however is all fiction,
and may be as wide of the mark as the ac-
count In the same book of how DR.. Franklin,
1.-The little post master from Philadelphia"
rode with General Braddock from Williams
burg to an estate adjoining Mount Vernon
tween breakfast and dinner. Be all as it
may. George was no doubt, atone time in
his life, as silly spoon as most of us, and
perhaps sat moaning under these very
trees and making himself unhappy over the
selfsame little widow. who, we all know,
did captivate him. Mount Vernon now
seems TO be great resort for others besides
which runs there from here is crowded every
day.
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The HnrEauu

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5-Ootton quiet-middlinR. I8.
flour quiet and steady. uuchanged. wbe.i hrngr-
No. western red, 81; Pennsylvania red. I 90.
Mary Lard red, mails; do. amber, I.50sl IS; do.
uhiie, pal So Corn qciet and stesdy-southern
6sa6s; western mixed72. Oats frm-southern. s9sis,
western white, a.; mixed, Gas Rye quiet bur
quiet, but firm and unchanged. PORK firm, q 0Oa
325. Lard Quiet-redned, lfsals. Butter steady
non inslly UNCHANGED, Coffee quiet-RiO osrgoe-,
,ssae5s; Jobbipg, lss2lh. Whisky frmer-noi quota
bly, higher, l6
6AL-IsosI, Nov. s-yirginia skies. peelers, 45ik:
sixes, Old is new, 3 do. special tax, BID 20 day
s1ssI sissdy, lo.saloa:
prices. Money, e. Gold, l5is. Exchange, lonx, ssV
short. $50. Governments dull aud steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-FlOur dull aud declining.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and unchsnge1.
LONDON, Nov. s. L: 30 .. m.-Consols, 81 S IS far
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ga correspondent OF the Baltimore Bull
letln says that the Philadelphians stare
worse than any other Americans.
~Out In Nevada they say: "Remember
The sabbath day 10 keep IL holy, aud less go
and catch a mess OF fish"
ga young lady asking a williamsport.
IA, young man IN music store, Have you
happy dreams ?' was astonished when be re-
Piled, No, ma'am, i am mostly troubled with
the nightmare"
~Weddtng journeys are no longer the
style, written Invitations are considered
once more very elegant, and wedding cards
were issued at Lockport the other day with
the significant intimation, "No presents"
@"l didn't steal no pound of terbacker,"
said prisoner in Springfield, Mass, Just as
lie was leaving court, no proof having bee,
produced against him; Il didnt Ia ke NOR n a
handful" "Come back" said the Judge "and
be fined $40. The court convicts yoa on your
own confession"
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well streef TODAY.

NV lokA' Nv. 3.-Ihe P0N's hnancisl article
g.: COyerLms ~ bonds are guiet, and. where
c"s lstd fraction higher in state bonds District
oi Columbia .. : further declined 10 6S The gold
speculation was dull, and opening ~ u.s. the price
IN the hrst fifteen lnutes ged NJ ll5A ais ais
ALI srCe then sales have been llsir allsb Thers
are 10 tptCial Influences affecting the premium. In
foreign exchange. hu iness which i light Cor satur-
day sstesmer is on The basis % s7ess7q and 4ssafs
In the money market broker balances are lending
on call At aaR on pledge Of ordinary coilatsral
The rate at bank and trust companies u s. Ths
STICK arket was active the carly part q The dsy
snbsidins into quiet later on The opening prices,
when char ged, were fraction lower, and the gen
eneral list until II 30. barring occasional slight
n actions, weak prices, HAVING fallen
20 per cent. Ted by Northwest common.
slnce that hour prices recovered. aud 6dvancad A,
20 Ia per cent unce- the lead Of Pacie N which
moves mp 10 SsAs. after having previously declined
to S1-z. Union Pacific dill not mpathi1e v ith the
general list. syfng advanced ia the first hour to
6S< Afterwards declined TO a. and is nov 68 Mes-
A -5ls 10 a
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A BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL BANK ROB-
BEkY.-The LIST National bank at Pittston,
Pa, was broken into Tuesday night by burg
lars, who effected an entrance to the vault,
where they blew open two spherical safes,
from which they distracted $40 900 in bonds
and money, after which they Gecamped.
The robbers entered and departed through
the roof of the building. The bank is a one
story brick structure, with a fat tin roof
Through the latter the thieves cut a hole
about eighteen inches square, and from this
three of the gang descended by means OF a
rope ladder into the vault, leaving their con-
federates outside to watch aud assist them
in escaping. The vault is guarded
by 2 strong door, supplied with
burglar-al but the thieves entered
through the top Of the vault. Among
the bonds stolen were Lackawanna and
Bloomsbury railroad bonds amounting to
sl1 600; Wilkesbarre city bonds for 5000, and
Pittston seminary bonds for 81 900, and be-
sides some so, 900 worth of bonds of the Ok
ford Iron company, New Jersey, ana a
quantity of cash. amounting in all to over
$4,000 In money and bonds. The thieves
were surprised by one OF the neighbors Just
as they were escaping at morning. An alarm
was raised but the burglars succeeded I'm es !.
Gaping, leaving behind them q complete set
of burglars tools.
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ke~sesc for TIE Week csdsao Nsr~s,.s..r A..
tf'' s e"s r sS.~ sS,sr g .Sls Cpsu.Ss.
FLorR-fsnily. standard erssss. 81 n. A.
trade brands, sal %; extra, sess s.. saesr' s.
SS or me sss Ss q Ts, sss s6 ''s sS
Y. euos~h heat four, per cwt, s eOsstS; Vs.Ms
.1s ssri PRIME Pm co. q shs,ss g.. 6 r
.ss Vii. a. sS5n ys,lss, a No 1sss % 40
S Ssss.ss sSiSs, So: %. DO mixed sssio 40:
nv st y sss s.saw,nsy eIsssr es,: a. t,ns
scsisee. Ssts a. 10 esIs az 49, s,5sS a.,
nay. PCT CIV. Nal As.
seconds & 90 dar. sr.s. .'s s., tr'. a. AZ
yrIs 49, se'eeti9ns western fi-se. Do. Virginia.
trsi. sss DO .scoSs. s ss sS , P and ss
fsesea, nrs's, .sass ..oond., Eacs. thirds, iSsis
u Roll hrsts. ssA2s' seconds, sassi. thira.. n.ls
Isss,.Sesr b.; 81 western, ss..' ks.,. Is.
fs s sa Z soS ssc s. ihiissSs Ssc
P9tLrnT AMP GaNE.-Turkey., dressed, choice.
g. ss Ss aT ~ pr n ~ ss DSds.
srs,seoh per n ltsle'. G...e, dressed, per 20.
@ 40 mail. per s. a; ssfi "a Do s $50 ..
dom s 81 d SSi dT sai% pei pG Sas sass,
Sse.s er,,sed, esoh. .Os5s. rsr,r,dse.. per aos.
; ,.1s PEI iS -: Ser Is sale; VIA
GsstS FErTrs ..arple-, New Yers, per sbl..
saSss Co. NirEinis, Per TIT, 1iOss -.
S.ooss %; DO, Ter tbI, SCALE -. DO. southern,
pRtEp FRUivs ANp NUrS.-Aprles, fancy .lieet.
per ID. lOsl2 DO bri. h. saio: 90 fsir. ssss do
peeled. strictly choice and fancy, per 10, IsAl6 do
lair 10 good I2als; dc pe-led, cgfumen, 6sS de-
r~tled, IS, iss 90 Do. a-, Ga: Cherries, pitt.d.
new, Ter III. l9s20 hisckberries, per 10. sa9
Peanuts, common. lcNsi =. do, prime, Is5as 0o
thettnuis, per bush, .0as Is
PRoylsloNs Bacon, country, hams, per NJ ,llsls.
country lots, lSalg. refined. iaas
fURs. Wool AND HtpEs.-M DOL. washed a0ats.
nnMsShod SeSl Hides. green, Gal. dry, HAlg.
Ceiskins, each, 9Sal ~, pelis. each, 7Oal 40
NESETABI Es.-POtafoes, Early No.. per t,.,,el
tss'0 Peach Blows, do, tsas0: Peerless. Do s0SsS.
Z. nmcn, do, ssaSD, Fancy Sweets, per hi. zass
sS Sweets, do, 2ssl rs; Cabbage, pr hundred.
yellow, per bill, O0s2 90, do southern, I0ias a.
Beans, white, New York, Per bush, 200a2 IS. do.
white, NLrsiuiN, @al rs. DO. nike soaTS,
Gas: extra, 5a5'l; Hogs, ordinary. 9,sal0 TAR,
losh Sheep ~ a5h ,Stock sheep. 2soas 81. Laiub-,
sotas 30 do. common - eoAS 90: Calves, prime 6g,s
-. common ~ Sc; Cows, each, SoaSoo, a..
MIL FEFD.-We-tern Bran, Ter ton. ~ no,2s %.
Brown Middiins-, q .0oa25 90 white. % 0oa1s ~.
Is toss2 o.: Turner Excelsior 90 ~. Turner'. An
montsitd Phos az %. Dunlop Co.'S Maximum,
" ~, moores AFT and hslf, - %. Dissolved Bone,
mi 4. Goes Phosphate, t5oo: Plaster, IN
DEMONSTRATIONS Pine joist and soant n 70 n.
u Goals 20. do. 81 20 %. II SlAlf 50: DO boards
II 20 l6n, 10 Sai3 50, do "a and flooring boards,
mt, Z snds 4. sand inch. 20 oD.s5 a. W. Val
- NnRIEs.-BeeswaN, &aO, Tallow, 7Sss. Honey.
lcS-o Rags, white, SaS1a. do, mixed. PAS fes'h-
els i've geese prime. ssS. do, do. a9ssS.
,iaeT' zssSo' do common, lsa3; naxseed, per oush,
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los. Il. KELLEY,
y Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 Sth street northwest.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE RE,L
STREET. BETWEEN AND K STRELTS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
90 By virtue OF an order of the Supreme Court
- Of the District of Columbia, holding Probate
- Court, passed on the 10Th day Of October, 1875,
ing an Equity Court, on the "a day of November,
The pr misses, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of No
tile interest. and estate Of James G. McsheTry. N
to the following described real estate In the CITY
of Washington and District of Columbia, the said
inter st being an undivided onethrd Of original 'ot
No % and rarts Of t. Nos. 20 and 30. in square
No. l05 ID. cir ming for the same at point in the
west line Of 18th ST rect west ST the distance of l5
feet from the correr Of said square No lc6
with 18th street west IS feet thence wsst Us feet
thence soutswesterly "a feet inch; thence south
feet the9ea souheasterly q ct inch: thence east
sonthessterly % feet ~ iach thence east II feet;
thence sOut Is feet iuches the east 10 feet;
IN. north 50 feet inches thence east 81 feet TO
sa1are fee, OF ground, more OF less, together with
he bindings thereon. consisting Of hye small two
story brick houses A plat of the ground can be
seen at tie Office Of the Auctioneer, and will be
di, ision Of the property fronting on 18th street
Aforesaid. and the same will be sold lot, with
the privilege Of the whole or separately, rs pur-
chssers may desire.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in four equal
inst1ments payable AZ 6, H. ~, aud n months re-
spectively, the purchaser purchasers receive
deed or deeds and give promissory notes bearing in
at the expense OF the purchaser. A deposit Of 600
required on the fall Of the hammer for the entire
property go each part scld, according to the
terms of sale within Ave days the right to
resell five days notice at his risk and expense.
At the same time the other two thirds interest in
the said described property win be sod that tire
chased. JAMES McSHERRY,
novb Guardian OF James q. 0cSherry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-05
GOAL: COAL! WOOD. WOODu.

COAL: soAL' WOOD! wOOD".
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily cargoes of the best varieties OF Gil
klEds of COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time to buy
lyon would save money get esood 1rt;c!s and jusi
retsht, 224O pounds to the ton, Cali on the under.
signed before you buy.
Having two of the largest Whsryes In the District
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery o: Coal direct from our vessels 70 the
consumer, we certainly offer special induce
uents. visit TO our W harves and Depot will con-
vince one st glsce Of our passed Advantages
Good PINE W GOD delivered as low as 8 so per
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low As o o TO 81
per cord.
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Maih Once and Depot at Johpson's whsrves, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets.
ohees- i29S f. = street northwest. -