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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-20

LAND DISTRIBUTION. descriptive
advertisement in another column an
nounces that preparations are being
made for the distribution OF quantity
of real estate in this city--houses ard
lots, building lots. etc.. together with
q stylish pair of horses, with vehicle
and fixtures, several witches and other
articles of jewelry. There are twenty
pieces OF real estate-some of IL Main
street property. The tickets will be
96Aentitling the holder to admission
to the Opera House on the evening of
the distribution. It is desirable that
the awards be made OF an early date.
30 that persons intending to invest will
please come up at once. Tickets for the
distribution can be obtained at Indian
Girl Cigar Store. Columbia. Hotel
Cigar Store, Sulzbaoller's California
Cigar Store. Wheeler House, 8: Sheri-
dams grocery store and at the PEGsH
Office. The drawing will be under the
supervision OF the ticket. holders.
Posr OFB1oE MATTERS. Charleston
mail opens 8 A. NJ. and 3 P. H.;
eloses $50 and 8 P. III. Greehville
opens 3 P: H.; closes $50 P. NJ.
Northern opens 6 A. NJ. and $50 P.
NJ; closes 6 and I P. NJ. Western
opens 6 A. NJ. and 8. 80 P. NJ. closes /
and P. NJ. Wilmington opens $50
p. II. (; closes 7.30 A. NJ. On Sunday,
the Post Office is open from 8. Is P. NJ.
to LISP. III.
"A fount of secondhand bourgeois,
OF about 300 pounds, and fount of
minion, CT about 500 pounds. can be
obtained at very low price, with or
without the necessary cases.) by early
application at PHGN1x Office. A hand
press will bring. o good impression.
There are no. "offioiar' newspapers
in The State. Public officers and pri-
vats citizens can publish every notice
reaHired by law to be made public in
'anynewspaper they may seleot.
The English preacher, whose fash
iohable- -tongregation drew many pick.
pockessss haentioned. inst fbsfpge tbe
service. that there there vas an All
Seeing Eye 20 wiHIiruaa there .~=A.s &C
seoret0, and also there were half q
doSsA detectives in the house. 9. q :.
A Washington correspondent saya
thet only forty en-. congressman. now
remain Oh the Presidential slate wait.
ing foE appointments. q; GG
An.advertiser called for smell boy
in want of e place. and the came night
found q baby in basket on his door.
step,
Relative beauty-that pretty little
female cousin.
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Greepville. and Columbia Railroad
-t~ OAANGKA OF 6CHBDvJLR..'.<,':

- III @ wei1Aa on AND. ANSDAFgER M
ruary 10, 1875. the Passenger Trains over
the dreenyiile and Columbis Railroad VII,
following achedule:
MAIN STEM
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WIN. II. LYLES.

WIN. II. LYLES,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
pOOM No. 6. Second Floor, New Life
lO Insurance Building, corner Richard
son and Washington Streets, Columbia,
8. O. Mar 1(ttGw
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NJ 0 N EY TO LOAN,
On Marketable Collaterals.

FXCHANGE On New York, Baltimore.
~ Philadelphia, Boston and ali promi.
nent cities OF tho United States and Eu-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and interest- bearing
certificates Issued.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and cold.
ACCOUNTS of merchants and others
from the city and country solicited. and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTSgranted
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
Corner OF Plain and Richardson streets.
JOHN y. PRESTON, President.
J. Fl. SAWYER, CAehier.
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MUSIC BOOKS
BEST Fon
@ u a r tet Choirsy

Thornas' Sacred Qunrtet1.
Bnumbach's Sacred Quart
Bucks Motst Collection.
Bnumboch's New Collections.
Buckle I'd Motcf Collection.
Church and Home.
Hayter'a T. n urch AIusie.
Trinity Collection.
Price ofeach Bpok, in Boards, $3.50; In
Cloth, 50 IS.
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Columbia and Aug r K
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART

dENEhAL PASSENGEA DEPART.
COLUMBIA, b. o., Nov. a. 1874.
IS III es, THE:iio;llowing sehe-
GOING NORTH. TRAIN NO 2 TRAIN no A
Leave Columbia $50 m 8.l6pm
Florence. 1.10 p m 1850 m
Arrive Wilmington.... 6.45 m 7.10 m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN mol TRAIN no 8
Leave Wilmington. $40 m 61O D m
Florence. .12. so m 114O D m
Arrive Columbia...... 5.1Opm 4.OOa 10
Train No. 2, from Columbia. 10 an accom-
modation to Florence. aud there connects
close!y With N. e. R. r., and at WiImin eton
with W. e W. r. r. to all points North.
Train No. 4 from Oolumbia 10 fast Ell.
press. m making through come ctions, ailreil,
North and South, and water limo connec.
tions uid Portsmouth.
Train No: ]. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with N. Il. II. r, for
Charleston. and IS an accommodation train
thence to Columbia. II, IL Sc -
Train No. 3, from Wilmington, ,is fact
Expresg, CONF ting olosely fIQm AID to ali
pointe Eorth"and South. thro6gh tickets
cold and baggage checked 20 dlI prineibal
pointe. Pullman sleepersl oD niehttsnibs
Train No. leaves Columhia dejly, 6nn.
days excepted. Express No. 1 every nieht.
Jas. ANDERSON; densrai snp.
A.PorE, Gau. PassengerGnd q Ticket Eens
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State South Carolina--.Richland Go

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
By D. I. Boone. Judge Probate Richland,
MTHEREAS Elizabeth Suber hath ep-
w piled to me for Letters Of Admins
tration on the estate OF iLEVI6UBER, late
therefore, to oite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at Court OF Probate for the said County,
to be holden at Columbia, on the Goth day Of
March, 1875, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. to chow
should not me granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Court, this 10Th day Of March, A. D. 1875,
and In the ninety-ninth year OF American
Independence. B.I, BOONE,
Mar Is tu2 Judge OF Probate
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0LARKE'S NEW METHOD
FLOR Reed 0rgama

By VIZ. 81. CLARKE. Price, $3.50.
RTR. WM. Il. CLARKE. distineui.hed
1Xl organist and composer. waa especially
fortunate in the compilation Of this fine
work. which sprapg into popular favor i'm.
mediately on its iesue, has had rems.kab BILE
auccess, and continues to be- the leading
method. Contains. In addition to instruc-
tions. capital collection of Reed Organ
music.
All books sent. post paid. for retail price.
OLIVER DIfSON 4 90 Boston.
CHARLES II. DT FEON & co.,
III broadway, New York.
MARCH, 10 evV3
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NotISe i re 3 sof Limited III pIsrtneEsdiiu,.' I; Z,

THE undersigned hereby give notice
i that they have this day formed a
mercantile business in the city Of Oolum-
bia; said bueiness to embrace, ck;sfy, tic
wholesale and retail of DRY GOODS, NO.
TIONS, BOOTS. SHOES and HATS, at the
old stand Of Il. @. Shiver d Co.,, under tho
firm name Of JONES, DAVIS 4 BOUK-
NIGHT. DAVID JONES,
J. HENRY DAVIS,
EDWIN 3. .BOUKNIGET,
G. BOUKNIGHT.
OALEB BOUKNIGHT, as executor of the
estate OF Robert g. Shiver, deceased, is q
special partner in said firm, and has con-
tributed thereto the sum of fifteen thou
sand five hundred dollars. Mrs. ANN r.
SH1VER is also special partner, and has
firm the sum Of ten thousand dollars in
cash.
COLUMBIA, March 0, 1875. Mar 10 VIC
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Change Of Echedule.
souTH OARoLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
CoLUNBIA, 8. O., February 6. Ia16. -

COLUMBIA, 8. O.. February s, 1875.
&5SEA III n 77El5s5sl, Change Schedule
~ - {{sA1291g to 60 into effeetnn
and after Sunday, 7th Instant:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia Aoo,
Arrive ct Charleston at...... 80. Hahn
Leav eCharleston at. a. .4sam
lrriveat Colum bia t 91Snm
h1daT EXPRESS sAocoMMoDATIor TRAIN.
Le@YeOolumbia.70 90 p m Arrive. $500.
Camden Train will connect at KiptYilIe
with Up Passenger Train for Columbis on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday; and with
Down Down PASSENGER Train from Columbia on
8. 8. SOLOMONS, Gen, sup.
B. B. PICKING. Generai Tick Of Aeept
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The bhort Line Schedule.

Inc 6HOrC Line SChedui6.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA Il AUoUnTA B. r, Co.
CoLuMsIA, 8. O., Dec. a8, 1874.
4 Ae e.afe4 aHa sssssuies s1Ss1'ssSiiSs Viii Ktss So
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No2 Train No 4
Leave Augusta...... $50 o m 1.I5pm
Granitevile. 10 10A m 5.11 nm
Copbia Junct'n. 2.18pm t9.0bn n
Colunbia...... 2A5pm e.l7pm
Cheater.. 6.34 m
ArrlveChar!otte..... 9.00pm
NO: Train makes close connection. uia
Charlotte and Richmond, 70 all pointe
North, arriving at New York q. 0B Am.
No. Train makes close connection via
Wilmington and Richmond to all points
North, arriving at New York ut lbP. M.
GOING SOUTH. Train No / Train No s
Leave Oharlotte..... 8.50am
chester. .11.02 o m .
WinEsboro.. IL 88 o m
Arrive Colum bia..... 242pm
Leave Columbia. .... 2.b2pm s.4oam
CoPbie Junct'n SIT D u, 4l5 m
GraHitevills ...f7.15 pm s748 m
arrive AuRuata... .8.05 pm aA5a N
south bound Trains connect at Au0uetn
ior al pofnta South and West. Through,
| tiok ete sold and baggage checked to princia
pal points. ~ Sleeping cars on ali Night
! Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, Genel al SUP.
A.PoPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-22

BALTIMoRE, June n, ls75

BALTIMORE, June IL, 1875.
EditOu Of thsIntellIgencer,
We Just learn that the French contract
for $500 hhds Ohio Tobacco has been
awarded to Messrs. a. Weber & Co., Of
Paris, whose agents here are Bros. Bon.
niger. Nothing definite is known about
the price, but it is generally supposed that
this contract has not been taken ut high
figure, probably at under $40. The terms
OF delivery are: One.third to BE- deliver
ed on September l,One.third December l
and the last installment has to be made
on March !, 1876. The contract for
$500 hhds Maryland, has been given to
Messrs, Huefer & Co., Of Paris, whose
correspondents here are Messrs. A. Schu.
macher & Co. The French have decided
not to give out a contract for Virginia
Tobacco, the bids being considered as too
high. Yours truly,
WLKESs 4 BEALL.
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to be want Of backbone in the Council
They come up to reform schemes Al
bravely as a flock Of sheep, and often, Al
the very first ClamOr Of dissatisfaction
like the sheep 10 carry out the simile,
all turn tail and run away.
The First Branch is body Of parlia'
mentarians-stands much on the order
Of its goings, Much Of the legislation Of
the Second Branch lies on its table and
suffers the fate Of an untimely birth. l.
it about to change its record?
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs.
$1,000 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward, on IioA, TO the
hundreds Of persons who have worn our glasses and
have not been benehttsd. These Spectacle need
only to be tested TO be appreciated, Is weak eyes,
and even partial blindneES, are Immediately bene-
Atted The eyes are not only FeStoTpi, Lnt relieved
OF dimness aud pain. Call 1t HOS Main street, for
sIeetacles, Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, &c.
!e2l OXT0BY 4 DUFFIELD.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lmprulencc, CauSlng pre-.
mature decay nervous debility, etc., having tried
In vain every known remely, haS found simple
Sef-cure which no will send jfte 10 his fellow suil.
ererS. Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau street,
New York, lOx 6lb3. ap7
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10 cases Concentrated LyO
100 Matches
barrels GarruliS Snuff.
~ boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds butch MRdlGr Print.
CIV Indigo Spanish Float,
u barrels Chip lOGwUOd
% Chip TGslC. .,.. ....
Al LAUGIIIlN BROS. 4 CO.'S,
80 pounds Chloroiorm.
G0 Bromide Potassium.
% Colonel
~ " lOlidG Potash.
$50 " Fluid Extracts, Tdcn'S,
~ " Solid Extracts, do
go bottles Sugar COalrL FILLS.
u dozen EllXOg.
At LAuGnIIN BROS. a co.'s
o. dozen hEer's Cod Liver on.
% Halls Lung RlNm.
% Jayne's EGpOCtOmnt.
% Ayers Cherry FpCtoral.
1000 Decentralization dc,
800 lhteman Drops,
200 GOlfrCy's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger.
At LAUGlIllN BROS, 4 co.'s.
1900 pounds Grain Pcppcr-SIngupOr,
600 /" Cloves,
600 " AllspIcO,
200 EutnltE4- Government.
TOO Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
600 Mustard, In cans and In bulk.
600 Ground Ginger, East India Jamaica
COX'a GeIatlnG, Arrow Root, laplOCa and Sage.
oc29 At LAuGIIl.IN bros, q co.'s
100 ounces QuInInC, Powers 4 WGIghtman's
90 Sulphato Morha,
90 Nitrate Silver.
30 Strychnla. 80,
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LauqhIln's Infant Cordial.

Tho Child'Scure when teCthing--tO relieve lnham
nation Of the Gums, 10 alluy uneASncSs, u qule
Collie Pains, to promote Sleep, OCure Summer Com
plant. This we consider one Of the must valuable
remedies to 10 kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, aud have to hear the first pGrsOl
say II Is not all We recommend II 10 he.
MOTHERS, have you u Jirkly, teIihinO babe tina
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT (When you 20 long iO
rcst) Into one LONO, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORRI
MINT and CARR3 -CFV-CFy-All day and nj
night lOng2 II you have, liStrH 10 TtdIOI, 10 con
WINGED, hesitate no lOHger-a FIw drops Of iSFAH1
CORDIAL and your chRi WILL bc PACIPIED, ant
SWEET, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place 0
wAKRFUL SUFFERING. Procure At ONO bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlltIN BROS, 4 CO., ProPrlet0H,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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Council nnd tIic Hog Ordinance.

-, ~, w., .o".,,n - Connoii ho,,,
nv sne '"'' seT''"" y, oo" "aI,a.,a ""','
DtancneS pas'eu 'G'o'"''T t ,, .I .s.i
eef'"'n Pa"y from Wv P"''' " ,T, LIt,
ueS o. 'he i'os "tu ...'. Nv ",'is
P""M" ""o"' Wv" ''V ~, "s "" E r,' ri
81 Tue passage, anu '' ,, ""'e ''I L'.. "",'
a'Tr wing" NV " 'I,I ~. "t T',."'
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gu eomn ~, :" ,,,I," ,,a, Nv ~ -
Uao" y" ~ Wv" "o'N, NV r| H. 3D.. "
n >" ~, ~ ,s",' w. 'v i hail.
bfanen was eonV , way nv. u" '' ~,
..'e ,I pr ~ ,, y, [J: ,,a o"ii"J :, ,i,o
atIenilon OIL '.hl "oIy was '"''',' u" .,e
iscs 'Na' u cl'! "'u',""G ,, vi W.! pn'.
thereol cann9' " t 81. hs'"e " '' T.,
teso'u', , " '"e NrI''l''' n'' S'' ''"'
noI i..t pPa! "e''Dy,".t! a'",r ="
uy ' i.,, ~ ,""," i i'll ~ ti' Iii
F" te'o'".lo" Nv. o"', ''''N" ~, w" n W.
". eve" 'e"PU' "'.s' ' "s I H., :,
Vi iue cry s'' IL ~ I"y' "TT''" f.i ~
s i. II 'ns' NV '"s" ""' VIZ '"'''
ulsregara IL .,,,.,.. ..,,
me ehec' VI Hue" ,ebI ,t,t 70 l,"i i
, Dlu !" eNery re,pve, , Il, Pt" ,,"ioi iO
iAln ~ '"e c s,,' . ~ I",,na",
iegAIion. ~ Ue9vs 'o,'',t' "ss"I 81.
e Io.ice a. '.o'G WI" L"pp',V ,,nl
resolution OF ,,e .I ii '" r. ~ ,to S
as"IH ,. Cii' ",u'"a ..,o,, ' t". Ioi,
Oets o. IIunv,. nav. J ~ 49, ,ePe"' ~, o"L ",
i Hwn 'e'i ..i, NV" t.a ne, ~ ,L o;,, " .i;
.eus ~. U Oa ,Snv v' ~ sc, ,ha ren,jo
~ IA -. ,bo pci;co n oriorco nbo.
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II We are faultless, we should not be SO
much annoyed by the defects Of those
with whom We associate. II we were to
acknowledge honestly that we had not vir-
tue enough to bear patiently with our
neighbors' weaknesses, we should show
our own imperiections, and this alarms
our vanity.-FcRiOR.
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THE new reptile house in the Jnrdiu
des plNntCS, at Paris, has recently sustain.
cd Vomc heavy loSses, A large turtle died
from n shot received al the time u wa'
captured. A fine serpent, too, had A battle
with rat which waa given II a. food, and
received such severe bites that II died
within a few days. Tho latest mail adj
vices, however, report that these losses
were soon 10 he partly compensated BY
the arrival Of 4 boa more than eighty
yards In length, which Ia said TO require
a whole sheep or goat iot a single meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-01

That he vaS gong igto a fever or that he w,s
INCOMING insane L hen persuaded hit-, no.
20 go on ms lecfurinc tour. He co. up OF he
ctd ana came over with M 20 New Work
.hc witness WAS shown a CsBpN OF the .sffue
story. which he identified A. thar Slsowp
him bN 1ilion, and said that he obtained ID ~
one time from him. and - copi,si a mort 90,
81 IL untis ne became t'rt-l
CrpSs-eNNmiEC,i. This conversation with
Mr.. Tilton oScurTc early iu Eehr larN. ls.s,
al his house. md 1 rcsd the .rrue story"
early In January OF that year. L. The first
ilNcrSation. Triton WAS lying on the sofs
looking poorly. Th,'siorc and I talked about
me scandal 10 was after the True story"
u"t Iilton said the True Story" did not
contain All ne had ~ ssN. ihe second con
Nti>atlon wa some weeks after. he was thea
wing on The bed ] SAID
"rhEoDoRE, NoU RAVE NOT TOLD NJ TUN
49,, - WHOLE Truth"
- N',n' 10 vas then acquainted with
the True Story. and knew wt,at the chang.
ia II Na>' mere was no CpnNer> alton thai I
remember before took him town sta -. A
not rt'membcT ~ he said he had no. slt.pf foa.
several nights. do not remember ~ ne rx
planned Why b. was IN the rrNreriSh coaditso,
or gave rVaSon for writing the true story.
or why II should pe published. threg INV
copy oi The true copy among my papers and
forgot ~ altogether. II had passed out OF nv
mind until the matter came up again in con
Ncr>aiiOu some time laSt June. lHandtsf q
letter This letter l. ia my handwriting. z
wrote u about the middle of July. is-i. z
saw Mr.. Beechcr before writing this lctt>f.
M Brook yn. on two occasions II was 10
i" ll.'' t'eecher matC his statement before tl-
committee. think
Mr.. INarjS announced that Beerlirr would
Ne put on the stand 10 morrow mprnipc an
the court adjourned.
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IpiEn.

BAkNAhp. ON Thursday, April I. sH tn -
ond anna, 'r-arA 90 hr- hirth. MAirER - .KaR
son 20 Dob and Filrs Barnard
fs''rai o. %, .rruv ar 3 y IA. from the resi- snr.
q n pttvnE-. Isuri'n Terrace. 9th street nprrh
west.
EVANS. Died NU.h sat-, 3 =. a. m. HENR,
EyAN>-
The funeral VIII take piNce from Ia lat t,ua
lols en- street between n and 4 streets, tn-fns,
row, Fricss-' "A instant, 1T O'Clock. friaui, a
The iamliy are iun itHi 10 attend.
PAkh. o. the mosuiuc 81 April 1T. tFsR.-
AiabEl PARIS. an tn sat- N"ar q Ia, ssr.
HIS remains VII D. taken g. R.s-Hn tnf intern at
Boston papers please tnPN I
hln6kll In Georgetown u, nn th, evening a
March II, MATILDA l.. daughter of the Ia.e ulgs
heun B5gciy. ut Mary land VA the Sth wear ~ h~r
sge.
h"r funeral will take place on Friday afternoon
- ''"'k Rom "a. Residence ui her O. sph-s Ne
- 10 street
THORNTON o. March 30 IaHN NJ TuaRN
TOY, aged - ear.
The TREND, . thC rwily invited o. stta.iA IA
funeral ir'm hi> l8rH rr-id-nr.. I0f Prurs, IA spa
avenue VEL On frrlaN, April ., ~ 40 o'rlpck.
Philadelphia psprrs please ,upv.l
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IHgS- y. 81 TsP. Master Of TranspOrta-iO
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. hOJNTZ, General Agent jy2S
DsLTIMORF AND POTOMAC RAILI


h DEroT CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After MoIIsy, March lst, ISIS, trains will Run As
TRAINS LElVE FOR BALTIMORE
s.3s N, Northern EAPress, daily except Mon
sos = N, ENp-e.s FIR Philadelphia and New
York, df..iy except Sunday.
$40 3. m Accommodation, daily.
S.23 a. m, limited ENPIess for New York, daily
II55 n: fast Lie west and North, aud for Nor
folk Via Baltimore.
{cTk, t5.is eve pt sunday day p"'' 'i'u Now
3$O ,. m Ace. nlrnod3tiOn, daily except Sunday.
C.S1tst Exr1e eiI Wesi ThhdsS'
go p M daily, New York sight EN press.
1919 IA, Pa-l-c ENpTess daily except Saturday,
Ct snd North, Oh Saturday leaves At S.05
TRAINS 4KRIgE AT WASHINGTON.
el3 M, New \ Ork Exp press. daily.
$50 m. Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
S-45 a. m, act Line, daily.
243 ,. Ia, Baltimore and Pailsdelphis Express,
<.o5 .. N, rnited ExDress from New York, daily
s;13 =. m, dsy Express, daily eHcsp, Sunday.
sSs ~ &c uInod4,l9n, except SUNDAY
ITO .. M southern Express, daily.
4 l IS ,. d. Richmond IN press.
Gay, ThUT-,-ay AID Saturday, and 3. 40 p m. daily
except sunday Connect al Bowie with traias Tor
Trains having Washington e; rs g. m and So D.
n connect a. tiJutcn With trains for Annapolis.
m, Connect al Bowie With trains from Pope Greek
Inc.
Northwest c.cucr OF 18th street and Pennsy lvans
avenue, northwest corner 9Th street and Psnnsyya-
Liza sveaue; can have their baggage called for and
Checked AZ hotels and Residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Column
bus, lndiGHaF =, Louisville, st. Louis, New Or
hast, Wesi, y rts ans South.
csc q. WILKINS, Gsuersl supJ.,
D.M BOYD Jr.. Gem Pass'r Agent sy2-u
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AUCTION SALES.
EVTURE nsvS
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer..
~ Corner Ninth and II street. nortbwcst

~' ~'A"'u anu A. streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Rrrrrnrxc
kSIs CnRNER OF DELAWARE AVFSTE
NS SR TfphfE r B6SsTTRsEE6sT, ANnoS D sTREET
GROUNDS. AT kUCTIoN. 'Aflioh
- BY virtue Of certain deeds Of trust give, IN
- ne dated the IL day If Decefuber A II I-73
- and record I'd in liber No 7SS f,Io io7 and 10
fS one Of the lard records for NJ asIin y-,r,
10 the District Of Columbia. and BY written rsu1.s.
~ w IdItlss secured thereby will sell at rnbc
~ uoh on MoNDAf the goth day of March, %
10, AZ clock .. m, in front Of the premises All
those certain pieces or parcels OF CroI,nd .i-,,taj
snd lying in the city Of Washington and nstrir' -
.pl.Hhhlai ana known and described on tn. plat o.
pal o ssd sltS As lots numbered twenty tw o t24l
Ntsy three (23l and twenty four 2i in he subdi
vision ~ the heirs of William Hickey Of the west
I'm part OF original lot numbered five (5l. in sluare
huhDered Sx hundred and eighty six $751; the snna
n:W hltney by deed, dated LIST day of August $ II
100, together with all and singular the iDnrnva.
ments, privileges hAreditamants and anpurtea.ncas
~ the same belonging, or in any manner appertain-
This property will he sold subject To a p-;or en-
Cun,prance OF s5IVr and accrued interest. Part nf
SAD enGumbrance can remain upon the property if
Desired by purchaser -
Terms of sale: S2,77O rs and interest at 10 pr cent
per annum from llth Of December, A D. 1873 10 day
O sale and expenses of sale in cash balance in one
sl Two Sears notes bearing per cent. interest and
SCscufed by. deed Of trust upon the property sod
p-lt ~ c3o viii be required upon each lot as soon
- sol.- y the terms Of sale not complied with
sSNtl days from dav of sale the property will be
81 az tie risk and cost of the defauting pur
49, JOHN u. TYLER, Trustee.
mafi'-td DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
III CRSDAY, 9TH DAY If April. ISIS same hour and
place JOHN Il. TYLER. Trustee
mar3c-d DUNCANSON BROS Auct-,
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hOWMAN & GREEN. Real Estate Brokers,
- No. 412 eth street northwest

TRUSTEES, SALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT ON
STREET, BETWEEN 2IsT ANDJonS "
AT AUCTION " -
- By virtue IF deed Of trust. dated September
- ID, 1S72. recorded il Liher COL folio 80 of tho
= land records Of Washington county, II. -. and
we will SIT, at public anction, on the premises Of,
III RsDAf, April eth 1873, at . clock p. m all
that piece or parcel Of ground in Washington civ
known and described "a lot numbered Is, in sauare
numbered ST. said lot fronting ID IL L feet on street
and having depth of lgj IL L. feet
Terms # sale. 5000, with interest at the rate of
Il per cent per annum from Se september I'd lS7i To
GeilrT WI the expense of this sale i'll cash; bal
anCc IN and u months, To be secured bv notes
a. deed OF trust on the property, TO the satisfaction
81 Trustees. COnyeyanCiug at purchaser cost
r. i. DODGE,
p. a. DARNEILHE,S trustees.
mArS0-d BOWMAN 4 GREEN sur.s