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The meeting yesterday in Annapolis to
take action in the matter OF reducing-or
otherwise-the tolls on the Chesapeake and
OHIO canal has not done much TO 81 ght, how
ever IL may be with faith. Considered i'm it,
self. II was 10 needy and hungry boatmen
and others dependent on the canal a mere
Barmeeide's feast of empty dishes. Mr.. Ban
non appears to have spoken early and often
but very unsatisfactory, especially when he
undertook 10 pooh pooh the action of the
pennsylvania railroad as otlU an effort
Ito scare bOatmen into the belief that they
can carry coal as cheap as the CANAL III Mr.
Bannon was sincere in this mistake let him
put the point Of the "only trying operations
OF the Pennsylvania Central to Mr.. Garrett
a I'd get an idea OF what Mr.. CARROTS expe-
rience is with regard to IL. Mr.. Garrett will
Iet him know that ii is q very serious and
bitter reality.
We regret that Mr.. German, rs president
OF The canal company, could do TO better
ihan repeat the insincere platitude about re-
auction rom 80 TO n cents on the combined
lois and-TEarfage. IL he will put the tolls
a one down the eight cents there might be
something in it, but even that will not now
save the canal When Mr.. German under
took TO say that the "actuaI value of coal in
market is the same, except in cost of trans
portation, whether taken by rail or canal''
he stated what is directly contrary to the
fact, and surely by this time Inc ought to
have known il.
IL Il possible that more will be done than
was designed to appear upon the face of the
proceedings at the meeting, but as we said
at first, all that belongs to the domain of the
future and OF faith. Nous reTTonS.
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Massachusetts, after tinkering with pro-
hib'tory liquor laws for years has finally
adopted a stri ngent license law. Among its
provisions is one that no sale or delivery of
liquor shall be made to a person known to
be drunkard, OR to an intoxicated person or
to a min or; and ano Their that in case of dam
age done by an intoxicated person the liquor
dealer is made liable, and he is further sub
iect TO damages should he persist in selling
liquor TO person habitually liable to intox-
ieation, after warning from husband, wife,
child, guardian or employer.
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The Cincinnati Gazette makes serious
charges OF fraudulent practices at the cleo
ton in that city Monday, and says: "Never
in the eity's history have the rights of the
baliotbox been so shamelessly violated;
never has tine police been so prostituted TO
the demands of the executive; never has
Intimidation been resOrted to 50 openly and
so unrebukedly"
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A republican contemporary that spoke of
Connecticut last week as the Land OF Steady
Habits, now, in holy wrath, charactcrizes it
as the Wooden Nutmeg State. But Con-
necticut will come out all right when we get
through with these troublesome "of years,
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l. Real Es.a:e and Insurance Agents.
SIG Market Space, Board Of Trade Rooms.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL "a
TATE IN THE COUNTY or WASHINGTON,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, NEAR UNION
YARD BRIDGE.
90 BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO me, dated the
9th day Of October, 1868. aud duly recorded IN
-Liber and x, No. Z, folio az, one of ths land
records OF ashngton county, District Of Columbia
and at the written request of the party secured there
by, will sell az pubtic auction, the premises
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, April the
l4th, at clock the following described real
estate: All that piece parcel Of land lying and sit
uated in Washington county, in the District Of CO.
lumbia, and described as follows: Beginning at q
Stone planted on the southeast side Of the road from
Uniontown TO Bennings Bridge, and the northwest
corner OF that part OF the tract Of land called Chi
Charles A. krause, and running thence with said
road north 50 deg. east 1907 feet, thence south
Az? deg, east 67266 feet, thence south 50 deg. west
S273 feet to the dividing line between Charles A
n rause and Mrs. Otterbsck, thence north rs deg :,
west Ss feet, thence north - deg, east SIS feet
thence north o4 deg, west $50 feet the beginning
containing Dve acres, more or Iess.
Terms OF sale: One half cash, the residue in equal
payments in six and twelve months, with interest,
the premises Sa0 to be paid down on the day Of
sale. Conveyancing and recording 20 be at the cost
of the purchaser. II the terms of sale not com
piled with in i've days. the trustee the right
10 resell on ten day public notice. at the cost an
risk of the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee
MARIO 2lt YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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Average Daily Circulation, l4,62S
Now for Little REody.

Rhole Island brings up the rear with an
election for a full ticket of state officers to-
day. Intelligence from Providence repre-
selts the contest as more of personal than
of political one, the only issue involved
being the temperance question. There are
three tickets in the field, republican. indie
pendent republican and prohibition, and
democratic. The independent republican
ticket was nominated by a large num-
Der OF boiling republicans and the prohibi-
tiOnistS, under the impression that their
nominees were in favor of a stringent liquor
law. 1t is now stated that none of the can
didates for governor are IN favor OF prohioi-
ton. The prohibitionists hope 10 prevent a
choice by a triangular fight, and throw the
election into the legislature. The regular re-
publicans, however, are of the opinion that
their candidate will have a clear popular
majority. The candidates for governor are.
Henry Lippitt, regular republican; Rowland
Hazard, independent republican, and Chas.
r. Cutler, democrat The republican ma
jorities at late elections have been as follows:
In 1872, for governor, 1,1J5; in 1S72, for Presi-
dent, 53s; in 1873, for governor. $50; IN 1874,
for governor, 1916. In the legislature elect
ed last spring the republicans had a majors
~ of 3 on joint ballot.
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OF course the Boston Pos gets out its DEM
ocra.-c rooster. But isn't the Post rather over
working the cut? IL looks worn.
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SHEDS AND NJ sTERIALS AT 18TH STREET
WHARF NORTHWEST,
nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner Of 9Th and ID streets a. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STkEET; BETWEEN "a AND 81


- BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust, given
81 TO me- dated ID day of April, A. ID. 1874, and re
corded in lber No. g. folio ass, Of the land re-
cords for Washington county, in the District Of Co
lumba, and BY request OF the party secured there
the 9TH day OF April A. D.. 1875 80 clock D.
m, In front Of the premises all that certain piece
city Of Msshington, District Of Columbia, and
thirty eight, (aSs being the part of said lot
frontine twelve feet six inches on south street,
feet six inches being part of the property con
veyed by Matilda Rsdclif, Nay 5th, A D. ISIS, TO
gether with all the improvements, ways, easements
and appurtenances to the same belonging, in any
wise appertaining.
D. ll, day Of sale, and expenses Of sale In cash
balance In and II months, notes bearing interest,
and secured By deeds Of trust the property sold
n the terms OF sale not complied with in seven
DAYS from day Of sale, the trustee reserves the riRht
TO resell the 1ropory Ct the risk aud cost Of fhsde
faultins Igrchsser. A deposit Of eIoe required As
sefs. WILLIAM 1kINkfNQ. Trustee.
apo DUNcAHsoH BIOS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nUkCANSON Bros. ,ucTiono-Fs,
~ Southeast corner OF 9th and y sss., northwest.
FINE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN
STONE FRONT House, CONTAINISf "a
bb39hsi BATH ROOMS PUNE MAIr5S,
S9NNENIkNcEs USUALLY FoCSp ~ \
BEING IRE RESIDENCE or THE LATE
JEFFERSON RlvES, ESQ, DECEASED.
FINE LARGE BRICK CARRIAGE HOUSE
AND STABLE, IN THE REAR
. On WEDNESDAY AfTERSooN, April Z,
81 1875, ~ O'Clock. will sell. IL front or the
premises, part Of lot ~, in reservation No. TO- as
laid dowE IN the plst Of Washington city, having a
front OF y feet North street, ani tunnng back
With that width $50 feet TO a fine wide alley sad i'm
proved as above.
This pr per;y is In one Of the best locations in the
city, being convenient 60 any point BIZ means of
street cars, being No 31s G street northwest. The
house, having been built for the owners -
Of the largest and most substantial structures in the
city. The house will be open for inspection on the
day OF sale, or can be seen At any time by applying
70 the suctioneers.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one ana two
years, notes bearing 10 per cent. interest and Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the premises Con
yeyancine AZ cost of purchase T. A deposit Of 6 90
will be required E soon a. sold.
sp2-td DUNCANsoS BROS. Aucts.
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r ATIMRR CLEARY.
Ia Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
SouthNe est corner PeBns. avenue and 18th street,
Star Offfce Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE NORTH SIDE or l.
STREET. BETwEEN I'm AND lsrH SITS.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
CONTAINING = ROOMS, sc.
- BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
Ii the District OF Columbia, will sell, at public
anction, IN front Of the premises; on WEDNESDAY,
April 7th, ISIS, at 80 O'Clock 2. m all that Ger
tain piece parcel Of lana lying aud situate in the
city Of shingtOn, u. @. described follows The
western eighteen Isl feet and eight Is inches Of lot
numbered four a. by the depth thereof, in David
son subdivision Of square numbered one hundred
and sixty -One ,l6ll }, with all improvements thereon
Terms OF sale, as prescribed BY the decree, One
fourth cash and the residue in g. e and Is months,
for which the notes Of the purchaser with interest
from the day of sale, secured ~ deed Of trust
the premises sold, shall be taken. deposit # 100
Will be rec uired OF the purchaser at the time Of sale
All conVeyancing AZ the cost OF the purchaser. NJ
the terms Of sale not complied with within
days after sale, the Trustee the rgh 90 re-
self the property az the cost aud k of the default
ing purchaser. NJ. u. BALL, Trustee.
msr23 I'd LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
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"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor 10 Green 4 Williams. Auctioneers
1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
T. J. SWEET,
II. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 311 9TH street, opposite L. ). Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON CAPITOL HILL.

- BY virtue Of deed OF trrz; dated 18th day Of
December A. ID. lSz, and duly recorded la
@hber No. 7V1, folio -, Of the land records of
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and by
direction Of the party secured thereby In writing,
will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of April, ISIS, at clock p. m. IN front
Of the premises. being Lot and the west half OF
Lot n, in LOOMS subdivision Of lots 3, ). e. aud
and Is, in Square numbered eight hundred and
seventy four, tS4.D
This lot has a frontage Of thirty feet On street
east, with a depth OF one hundred feet.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance In six
months, With interest at ten per cent from day ef
sale, secured bv deed of trust the premises sold
the time Ct sale. and all conseyancing at the es-
pense Of the purchaser. II terms Of sale are not con
Piled with in seven days. the Trustee ths
right TO resell the property nc the risk and cost OF
the defaluling purchaser, aster hse dAys advertise
sps.eo&ds LIN. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
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CHARLES c. BURR, lr-.,.
JOHN g HARK NESS. trustees.
j., T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
N0UNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
e19 Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms

NOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
SIG Market Space, Board Of Ira Trade Rooms.
TEESTE II T SALE E6,ST yk5 ny
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBLA, NEAR UsI0N-
ikSSTkT S%IS%FEs WALK OF E ThE NAVY NAVY
u @ DUN M a&ieh ffe
Ibr and X, No Z, folio ~, one OF the land records
E and he u the i paTF seaare Il
bsb! se II PuSeW sIsfSp IN hs PFEeI,,; g the
april, at > 80 click .. the following described
real estate All that parcel Of land herein described,
the five acres heretofore sold By Charles A. Krause
TO Henrietta +. MCKAY, and from this stake which
of thirty acres of Chichester for c. A. Krsuse bears
north forty nine and ahalf. west forty and
running thence south fifty nine degrees west
ts.5g.w. awentytwo perches and fifty nine hun
KTause' s. Land and the land owned by Mrs otter
bach, and thence with that line south ffty seven
hGhdredhs a Pershss 'e to s stake. hence Ss
north thirty-two and half degrees east On ele.l
stake. thence north forty far degree. east (niI.eD
~ sta i AND tbenne nnrfh try
degrees west 1914 deg W forty and hundreiths
t4o 2-OOl perches TO the beginning, containing five
Terms Of sale: One half cash. the residence in
terest secured b. the purchaser notes and deed Of
trust on the premises; 3 2oO to be paid down the
uaA Oh SAFE tOuNeyaliciilg ana recoFding 10 De AT
the cost of the purchaser. If of sale are not
complied with in five days, the trustee reserves ths
right TO resell ten days public notice at the risk
ard cost of the defaulting purchaser.
applet SAMUEL p. SMITH, Trustee.
4 ATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctionsers and Real Estate Brokers, @.
Star Once Buildings.
SREDS AND sTERIALS AT 18TH STREET
WHARF NORTHWEST,
Also.
SHE'D At S-STREET WHARF SOUTHEAST,
At AUCTION, BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
OF HEALTH.
On MONDAY, April IL, 1875, at IL O'Clock m,
shall sell, at wharf, foot of 18th street north-
west, all property in use by Board Of Health, con
sisting OF buildings, &c, &c. all to be owed
within ten days.
Also.
At o'clock, SAME DAY, on the premises the
Shed &c, used by the Board Of Health at S-street
wharf southeast. This building can be occupied by
the purchaser during the pleasure of the District
Comm issioners.
Terms of sale: Cash on day of sale
By order Of the Board OF Health.
ap1-d LATIMER a CLEARY, Aucts.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR RENT-fwo pleasant furnished ROOMS,
Improvements. No. 1914 Sew York avenue north
west. mara9
EoR RENT-H0USE No. Coo street, contain
Il Ing II rooms, with modern inproy eneuts Good
i.eatlon Tor ONCE or dwelling Rent Sl0o per month.
-. bO hk, b2s street. msr25-2w
LNOR REET-Seyeral newly finished HOUSES,
Il containing and rooms each; bath room, base-
nent range, and ali modern improvements; situated
on I'd street. between and & streets northwest.
Rent reasonable 10 good tenants. Apply 4OS 9TH
street northwest. rnar2S- ~
EoR SALE-HOUsES Ne. e36 p street, 80 500;
Il SO street, $3.50; 907 VI street, SIS 600;
No. 1412 oh street northwest, nine rooms; $50
Also, two story Brick RESIDENCE, corner 5th
sDd streets northwest. Price, Geo: aud large
number CT others in all parts OF thescty.
EDWIN J. SWEET,
marz-Sm sll 9TH street northwest.
EoR SALE OR RENT-A nav first-cI2ss BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE, with all modern conye-
niences; 1915 Rhode Island avenue, adjacent 20
street msras IN,
E0R SALE OR RENT-Five three story and
Il basement BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, cor
ner Bth and streets northwest, for sale or rent
Honses have just been finished in best style by q
fniadeipha contractor; eight rooms, gas, hot and
colo water, marble mantels, water closets, with
sewer connections, range and Latrobe. Terms OF
sale, only $1,000 cash. balance in one, two and three
years. VIII seven cent. interest deferred pay
ments VIII be rented low to good tenants.
MILLS DEAN,
marso I'm ASS Louisiana ave, OPP. City Hall
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G.. sAuIfkfEo rkrkx,

hard. q. 0AUrIEg,
Aassfee:r0 ef fAs rsfsss Wsss Bssss.s,
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M0HUN BROTHERS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
q p7- tr 1918 PrNNsyryxvrA Avvxrv

BOOKSELLERS AND STATONERS,
epI-n 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RANkRUPTCY NOTIOE.-To all the creditors of
- NORTH AGGENSTEIH ,Uho may hare prorsf
Their claims You are hereby notified To appear
before the supreme Court of the District of Column
APRIL, 1875 at II clock m, at the City Hall Wash
inston city, before j. SAYLES BROWN, Register
to show cause why DISCHARGE from all his debts
should not be granted to said Bankrupt.
BY order of the Court: A. SHARP,
U. s Marshal of D. c., as Messenger
Test r. j. MEIGS. Clerk ap7-wN
VVNH1S is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der having obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, holding a special term,
letters Of administration on the personal estate OF
PkTER GLAUM, late OF District of Coumbia, de-
ceased, all persons having claims against tho said
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, before
the q day OF April ne%t; they may otherwise by
Given under nv hand this 9Th day Of A bril-, 1875.
CATHERINE her mark GLAUM,
Administrative.
ap7-w.3t+ Witness: A. WEBSTER, Register Wills
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioncers
II Corner OH and ID streets northl

III n NNANSON BkOs.. AucfiOnf~rs.
~ Corner 9th and ID streets northwest.
$4,000 WORTH oP STAPLE DRY GooDs.
FANCY aud MILLINERY GOODSN AUCTION.
BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK 0f WHOLE
sALE HOUSE IN BALTIMORE.
I'D. On THURSDAY MORNING. April :, COM
kSfkZmencing AZ 20 q clock, and continuing every
2x1S>2moruing thereafter until the whole stock =
I-pused Of We will self. at 1902 street Mort Invest
Of the large and best assorted stocks & DIV
Goods ever offered at auction ia this CITY, comprs
ing
1000 dozen Hosiery, Napkins
] CO., dozen Linen Handkerchiefs.
Loo dozen Cursets, l50 Saawls
Too dozen Towels, different qualities.
20 dozen asserted Gloves, silk and thread
30 dozen lid Gloves, assorted brands.
Collars, Cuffs, Velvet Ribbons.
Barge. Swiss, NainsoOk, Crash.
Spool Cotton, Silk, Thread
2OOJ0 yards Hamburg Edging.
ParasOls. Umbrellas. Shirt B-Soms.
leo Lace Shawls. Marseies, Tidis-
Black and cplOred Silks, Shcetings.
Prints. Shifting, Cashmere.
Table Linen, Enamel Cloth.
Being the entire stock Of lObhing house lately nc
business on how ard street, Baltimore. This entire
stock will positively be snld. The attention 81 deal
ers H. invited to this stock. Terms cash.
SAMUEL SAMSTAG, Salesman.
ans DUSCASSOS BROS, Aucts.
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.wAsHrSGros MARKET COMPANY

l.
a Special Meeting OF the Stockholders of tn,
one. the Company, on the Markst rroa l On m
- l1y .n,.e AT; T,h' ssI oe9sk at
BY order of the Directors.
Washington C., April 8, iF5 se'r sSl II
nFCAPIIAL: NORTH % srREET AND
NY s0yTH WASHINGTON RAILWAY COM
ic1is,ic =, ne, Is hereby given that b,oks Of sub
. street ard South W ashington Railx&y Company
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, southwest corner Of
,Oih street from to p n each day, until the
n,aininR stock L. subscribed for. But few hun
W : Cow, jos EPH WILLIAMS. President.
WI TOWING, Secretary. apS3t
TDIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA LOAN AND
6S BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Incorporated.
Cisse. The books Of the ss.ocis,sn ar. G 5e1
9Pen 10, snbssript9o 81 stock and payment Of dIes
WEDNEsDAY, April !, at O'clock, at the BANKING a
h H0g,s Of T. Mob. Thn1ney Co. sos 18th street
horthMest ap5-4
~ Mo- .s q 8 s1 4 ri
so s sI aHs s o inc s0 b s1s G
S an n dealt in Exchange en- England ard Europe.
CHAs. II. BOWEN. H. D., HAS REMOVED to
' - No. esa hAssAcHrsErrs AvESuE, near !ih
slreeI. apI6ts
FISH sAUCts,
a. G. cor eSN SW GF5cssfsso SONS,
1t1S Penna ave, opp. Willard $ Hotel.
" Always Fresh,
@. G. CORNWsLL SOW,
ap7-6t 14is Pa. av., opp. wiIisrd's Hotel.
NOTICE. Persons having YARDS TO SOD and
WALKS TO LAY v i'll find II to their vantage
TO call at W. Il. RIORDAN'S, Gil N street north
west, where such work will be attended to and at
moderate rates. mar7-2t
MALAGA GRAPES
WI DATES, BANANAS,
g. G. G0RNWELL & SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
aF-h 141. Penn. Ave-, OPP. Wizards Hotel.
DANIEL G. FAHEV,
- CoHyetiHg, Pdring and Grars, Roofug
Cellar Floors. Areas, Park and Garden Walks
Stable Floors ant Alleys Concerted Walls tarrei 80
as 10 render them imperyiOus TO dampness. Repair.
and at prices 10 please. Office: street between
10Th and 18th streets northwest. apt I'm
CARRlAGEsi CARRlAGESn CARRIAGES g!
- on hand large number of new Car j.. 05RRI
rlages IN new sty les for spring and sum &e$tyH
Ph~tons in all styles; Top and no-Top Buggies in
Side Bar and End Springs, in great variety Also,
q, number Of good Second hand Carriages for sale
cheap repairing promptly Isfnf a GRAHAM
app st Repository and Factory 1914 il sth St NV.
A CARD.-The undersigned wishes to inform his
"A friends and the public that he has opened an
Office in the lie DroTt Building, corner Sth and
the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, and will be pleased
to attend TO any business that may be entrusted to
his care: Houses ard Lots for sale, TO suit all
Insurance placed IN cid, reliable companies.
ISAAC s, HOLLIDGE.
spS6t' Room 81. LIE Droit Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
XlTASH r. WILLIAMS. Aucticnear,
w (suoce-scr % Green Williams, Aucts.i
Nc. 1901. northwest corner lOth aud stTsets
CATALOGUE SALE OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE or THE MOST
KLKGANT CHARACTER, OF TnE VERY
BEST MAKE, AND ALMOST NAV ONLY
USED IoR SHORT TINE, AND
MANUFACTURED TO oRDEREN
PREsSLT FoROwNERS USE.
PARLoR.
Magnificent Rosevood- case, seven octave Piaaa
Srk ss SSs s ana f, Wasn't as S"
ss5es fa5io5 STE ssighi &c., sPassSisrsd IN
with Mirror Back and Marble BNse: superb sslk
srSSstsil 81: LSneTeauiPs Inc tsse curtains Va,
seme Marhle-tOp Cenfre table. very massive. Ons
seaS,itGlly Ssr,ed Mslnpi kssei, i"ifid WITH s',a
match; Velvet Rugs aud Mat.
LIBRARY.
Handsome Block Valiant Baokcase: Eiegan; Wa
Chair, upholstered in drab rep, biae Tufins. Etc,
CANT l,rsR light and shsaei car,el wsl9ut csns-
and Mats, Body Brussels Carpet
DINING ROOM
MsgnIhceut Black " alnut Marble top SO board
Hesvy BLACK Walnut 1haif ami Cans,,est "6,irs.
beautifully carved: W lnEt Butlers tray Brus-rls
Rissk wslsSi Arm 'S CAM nS. .sa, D Char fss
Stands; Msntel Ornaments; Beautiful French China
rated Tes Service 10 match; PisieJ CssiSrs. Gu
lery, and ine assortment 81 Glass aud China Ware
HALL.
Elegant Black Walnut Hat Tree. with nn~sse'
marble base, lukl wood hush, aud Hall thair- O.
match; Brus.rl- Hall and Stair Carpets Fiacl, iu-
ished stair Rods
CHAMBERS
One Very Stylish. Marble top Dressing case Sue.
Ntn plcces.l a masterpiece n Workmanship. Pms
black alnut MsrbIe-top Bureau: Three ENcalisuf
W alnut Chamber Suite, buhl iuish.f Walnut aus
Git Corhi.es' tiEe Lac Curtains Toilet sets. Vel
vet Rugs. Door Mats, CuSpRipres; Marble tsn Cen
ter Tables; Bru. is Carpets: Hair and Husk COtt,a
top Mattresses. Feather Pillows and Bolster
SERVANTS ROOM
Painted Bodsieai. Bureau and W assistants Wr.k
aud Cotton top MATTRESSES. Cane scst Chair, g..
KITCHEN.
Kitchen Tables wood seat Chairs. Crackary apf
1lnwste, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
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CONCORD nARNESS.I

We have on hsnd Q large stock of fine Single and
Double Gilt, Nickel, Rubber and Silver ounted
HARNESS, which we are determined to sell at very
low prices Sole agents for Hills celebrated CON
CORD HARNESS, at Concord prices. Acknowi-
edged to be the bet and cheapest Harness in the
market. Concord Wool Collars Of all kinds con-
stantly on hand. All Concord Harness and Collars
are ped with the trade mark !" 1ae Concord Hay
ness Any harness or collar not SO stamped are
not the genuine, BE sure Of name and number.
LUTZ BRO. l91 Pennsylvania ave-,
ans I'm Next to the National Hotel