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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

haze aiysys on hand large and assorted stock
Of ANTHRACITE and BITUMIHOUS GOALS,
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, or
saw ed and split; sll kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands Of Imported
and Domestic CLEMENTS aud CALCINED PLAS
TEkS, and handling yearly many millions Of b An
COB BATHS, am in condition TO I'LL orders Of any
character In my line with dispatch and fidelity at
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy compe
tition.
Central Ofice-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch Ysrd-lst ST., bet. and sts, southeast
Whsrf-Foot Of Sd street southeast.
oct3l-ly VIM GUINAND
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~Blobbs, speaking OF an acquaintance
whose stock OF brains was heavily mort
gagged, remarked "Why, he's ne II door to a
fool, and sometimes moves in"
1Moody is awfully down on card-playing
and novel-reading. lie says IL takes about
1000 novel-reading and ard-playfng chris
tiaLs to make one good one.
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TRYING on NV DRESS rs FoR LrvErr-
HooD.-A New York letter 10 the Baltimore
sunday News says: "In many of our large
dry goods stores young ladies are performing
IN The ready made clothing department the
ouues OF director, or walker nearly al
ways position hlled by men. II is an agree
able change, as ladies have 10 try on the
ready mace dresses, etc. No more amusing
sight is 10 be seen than ladies trying on these
dresGes. The female clerks are selected for
thelr appearance, and, therefore, are the
nnest-looElng young women in the metropo-
oils, invariably tall and slight. SO that when
they put on magnificent dress for the 50 ke
OF displaying IL 20 some probable customer.
they look so elegant that one cannot but
wish tney could have the dress them ives;
The fun Is when the wonid-be purchaser tries
II on 10 see how she looks In it-a dress de-
signed for tall, slim girl does look funny ON
a snort, TAT old woman; 40 seems 10 me al
most al the buyers are Of that class. A girl
tried on no less than twenty three dresses AZ
Altman's, and then didn't maze sale.
waists OF dresses are always cut for thin
people, Just as shoes are always made for
people with long, narrow feet. There IA some
talk of making skirts only. giving enough
material To make a waist 20 nj the buyer al
which fat ladies will rejoice.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green a. Williams, Aucts,D
No. 1OOl, northwest corner Of 10th and d streets.


WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES. UPHOL.
STERED IN STRIPED REP, lHEAyY CARV-
Ed FRAME;l N. 7. TABLE: BRUSSELS CAR
PETS; WALNUT WHATNoTS; WALNUT
SIDE TABLES; CHR0MOS AND ENGRAV-
INGS; THREE PLY CARPETS: MORNING
GLORY STOVE. WALNUT FRAME LOUNGE
EPHOLSTERED IN STRIPED REP: WAL
NUT z. ). ARM ROCKERS: MIRRORS;
BRUSSELS HALL CARPET. WITH STAIR
CARPET TO MATCH; WALNUT HAT RACK;
ROOM CHAIRS; REFRiGERiT6Rs: Cook
ING STOVES; ROUND CENTER TABLES;
Two WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER
SITES THREE WOVEN WIRE SPRING
BEDS; THREE HAIR MATTRESSES; Pill
Ions AND ANI HOLSTERS; MALNUT ga
h h,- BEpRING; PAINTED STEADS: Blu
CRoCKERY AND KIfcHhN H uTENSILs;
SEWING MACHINE, Howe Manufactured
Also,
WRITING DESK AND CHAIR. USED IN THE
Hot 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED
a On THURSDAY, November sth, 1875, at
10 o clock a. m, shall sell at the residence
h1of gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
s20 81 street northeast, between East Capitol
Those in want Of good household Furniture should
not fail TO attend the saie the Furniture has been
taken care Of and Is IN excellent condition.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
noyll dts lTrib. ,eo&dst Auctioneer.
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THE MALATAN DIFFICULTIES seem like.
~ TO be "bridged over" II is now thought
that the murder OF Mr.. Birch, the British
resident, was unprecedented, and the arm
Ing OF the Malays is described as only defen-
siye. AT the same time, the British garrison
al Ferak keeps It's eyes open and It's pow
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EVENING STAR
observation-disclosures Is, Is7s.
The ReHe nAHa

The hills are bright with NAPLES vet.
But down the level land
The .beech-lesves rattle in the wind
AS dry and brown as sand.
The clouds in bars OF rusty red
Along the hill-tops glow,
And in the still, sharp air, the frost
Is like a dream OF snow.
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pALTIMORE& POTOMAC RAILROAD,
- DEPOT CORNER GIL AND STREETS NV.
After Monday, September 18Th, 1875, trains viii
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
o:oo an Limited limited sEIsTess; daily all Tor the West
7:43 Am, Express for philadelphia and New
York, daily except SUNDAY.
$40 An, Aecommods'i ion 10 Baltimore, daily.
except sunday Parior Car Train.
HOO an asst Line West and North, daily except
11spm-, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, and Norfolk via baltimore, daily
$40 pm, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
4:30 pm, for PbilsdeIyhis, daily.
600 Pm Cincinnati Express, daily for the West;
Nm. daily eHeeg, SATURDAY for the North.
Trims 4RRfTE AT WISHING ASH Il. row.
61S Am, New York Express, daily.
$50 m, ACCOMMODATING, daily except Sunday.
2:4d N Baltimore and Philadelphia Express,
4:o3 m, Limited tx press from New York, daily
except sunday.
s:23 N, Fay Express, daily except Sunday.
$40 La. daily from Baltimore and the West
l23 pr- ,Ric hmond Express daily except Sunday.
?. m. daily except Sunday, connect at Bowie with
trains for PcEos Greek line
Trains leaving Washington at 800 a. n. and 4;50
p m. connect II odenton with trains for Anna polls
Trains arriving at Washington at s.55 a. m, and
so 2 m Connect at Bowie with trains from Popes
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner 9th street and Pennsylva
checked a; bOels and residences ali points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chic 20. Omaha, San Francisco, and al
GEo. @. WILKINS, suRsI,iHstendept,
DIN. BOYD, yr., Gent Pass'r AGENT. m,ya5.,f
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ENIIIH, FUN & Co,
Il Real Estate BIZ okers, 1909 Penn ave.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
TON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, LYING ON
EOCk CREEK IN SAID COL MY. IMPROVED
~ hARiE BRICK MILL AND OTHER
N By virtue of q deed Of trust to the under
r. signed, dated November 10th. ISL, and duly
recorded In Liber OIL folio 81, of the land re-
cords for the District of Columbia and at the writ
ten REQUEST OF the party secured thereby, will
sell, on THURSDAY, November 4 sth, 1875, q: 4
O'Clock p m on the premises. all that certain piece
or parcel Of ground situate and lying in the county
part OF tract OF land called Larmar Outlet or
Pleasant Plains as recorded in the land records Of
the county for the District aforesaid, in Liber W,
No q folio l53, &c, said tract contains twenty
three (25D acres more OF less, and is known the
columbia Mill Property, ~ lying on Rock Creek,
and adjoining the farms Of Mrs. Hobbie, d.. Holt,
AID Mrs. French. Fer more particular descrip,
ton Ell said property and its metes and refer
ence Is had TO the aforesaid deed of trust.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
and the balance Of purchase money in six 6j,
twelve li2), and eighteen (l8) months, with seven
per cent interest per annum until paid from day of
sorry notes ndorsed to the satisfaction of the trus
tees. No deed given until all purchase money and
interest shall have been paid $500 Of the cash pay
ments TO be made at the time OF sale, and the bal.
ance OF cash payments TO be made within ten (lOD
days from day Of SALE otherwise the
right to resell he property at the cost and risk of
cefsu;ins purchaser or purchasers. All convey snc-
ing at purchasers cost.
GEORGE W. RIGGS r-.
ROBERT G.. FOX, trustees
novll-dfds ID. II. WARNbR, Auct.
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II H. WAKEER,,
Federal Building, corner 7th and sts. northwest.


CHANCERY SALE VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON CONNECTICUT
AVENUE, BETWEEN AND L STREETS
NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of decree passed By the Supreme
Count Of the District Of Columbia, on the eth
day OF November, 1875, In Q certain cause
therein aepspdpG entitled ssllie T. AIplsDy :. d
equity No. 2S7s, the undersigned win sell ct public
auction in front Of the PR mises, O'Clock p m,
All that certain piece or parcel Of ground lying q
known and DESIGNATED on the ground plat or Plan
thereof - lot lettered b, in Harris and Grammers
recorded subdivision Of original lot numbered three
tl6l).
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree: One-third
OF the purchase 10 to be paid In cash, and the
residue In three equal fnstalments, payable resDoo
lively In Elk, twelve and eighteen month"; with In
erest from the date OF SALE q the rata Of eight Dsr
centum per annun, until paid, for which are to be
execpted the promssory note Of the lurcha:sr, e.
cured b. deed Of trust upon the property. deDosit
Of go will be required With the accepted bid, aud
AL convey ancing 10 70 Be q the cost q the pur-
novsd IT. cOLDWHHIE. ssissS:n.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OROPOSALS FOK FIX 8SH BEEF.
u OFFICE ACTING COMMIssARY OF BUBsnrRycE.
FORT WnIPPLE, Va, Nov. 10, ISIS.
ct this once until ~ O'Clock M, December iO,
1876. for furnishing the Fresh Beef required BY the
during the six months commencing January 1. 1875
Also for such choice cuts Of fresh meats as may be
The BIDDERS viii specify In their proposals the
price per pound for which they will furnish and
deliver ct Fort Whipple, Va, the ats rel ured:
and also the price psr pound for furnishing it from
their stalls
Informafion ~ to conditions. quality OF beef &c
GEO. 9. GRIMES,
novice lsf Lit. ID Art. A. @. 8.
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he WAS PUZzLED.-A family living on
Cass avenue found a good thick OF cream
on some milk that had been standing over
night, and when the milkman male his
usual call the pleased housewife exhibited
the cream and said: II never expected 10 see
this" The mau looked at the cream, winkef
wisely and solemnly, scratched his mead.
and replied: "Well, don't know what ais
IL, but you can throw IL out and III give Won
fresh pint in IFS place I.- gDpfg05f Ereo T,,cxx
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
4 BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, v
INGION AND GEORG TOWN

INdIUN AND GEURGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharves, PhiIsdelphfa
SATURDAY, at - m. ~K-A
ID. q, MONDAY, at .. m.
This lie connects at Philadelphis with CIyde's
Regular Semi-weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf-
dence, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston by this line.
g. Il. HYDE, Agent for D. Of o.
VIM. P. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia
r. A. k1ED, Alexandria, Va.
y. ID. &. MINK. 29 l. eyonshre street, Boston
~Freights delivered by Knox Express. Orders
left at General Office, sos Penusyl yania avenue. or
to. sen2-fr
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A LEXASDBIA AND WASHINGTON R.R.
EAsT TRAIN FOR CAPE MAY.

HOURS AND 30 MINUTES-WASRING
TON TO CAPE MAY
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has pot on q y asst Express Train
ron Pe ma 70 Cape May - -
leave WashingtOn-14S q. M, fday Exnra.. I,
arriving at Cape Nay At D.
Leave Wsshington-9 .23 an. Limited Express)
arriving AT Cape May NJ 5 D. m.
On Limited Express extra seat fare OF sIzs ia
charged between Washington and Phil saelphia.
iysr General PASSENGER Agent.
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CHAEGERY SALE OF UNIMPRovEp PROP.
E6II ON y5TH STREET, NEAR K sTREET

ne ne. District Of Collmbis, passed in cause No.
4Soz in which William }. Sibiey IL complain
ant ana Martha 3. Morgan et al are defendants,
~, vii sell; in front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
the Syth day OF October, ISIS, at 30 O'Clock p m.
forty nine ~ feet eleven up inches on 18th street.
six, twelve and eighteen months with six per cent
interest per snnu the purchaser 70 give his notes
ton OF the Trustee. lieh win be retained on the
property until fnel payment is made. A deposit OF
9lOo Will be required at the time Of sale II the
terms Of sale not com piled with in five DAYS the
property Will be resold the risk and cost of the
purchaser. All conyeyancing at axe cost Of nur-
chaser. WIN. REpIN WOODWARD, Trustee
octl2 -eotds DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, 18th November, ISIS, same
WIN REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee.
novll DUNOANs0N BROS, Aucts.
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HAR RIED.

sMALLrHARRIDON. On the 18th November,
ls75 By the Rev. Henry Baflor. &C the residence Of
Mr. 6ohn Pearpon. HUeHEy SMALL TO miss ARMEy
HARRIsoN, both ef this city.
wILKBRsoN-JEWELL At PhIlsdelphia, on
the 18th inst &C the residence of the bride fafher
n iss LILLY WILKKRsoN, Of Philsdelehia, % Mr.
JOHN A. JEwELL.Cf Wasbington, a. q.
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HALF OF CITY BURNED BY An ISCES-
DIARY.-An incendlary fire destroyed nearly
half the city OF Ellsworth, Kansas, Friday
morning. The flames, owing TO a gale OF
wind, swept everything in their way. and
nearly all the buildings on the south side of
Main street were burned. The loss will
amount to SO 900, On which there is a Slight
Insurance.
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and n streets n. W.

RTsTEES' SALE OF TMPRSyER AND I'm
sIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND ON THE SOUTHWEST OoRNkR OF
10TH AND X STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated April 2lst,
A. ID. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. IA, folio
$50, one OF the Land Records for the District Of Col
umbia and at the request of the party secured there
premises respectively. ON THURSDAY, November
18Th, 1875, the following described real estate, sit
na.ei the city Of Washington, District Of Colum-
At 81 O'Clock .. m, the north twenty-iv (2s)
feet OF Lot numbered six 90, in square numbered
three hundred and forty three 1884, beginning for
the same at the northeast corner Of said square
ming thence west along the south line street
north one hundred tlo0) feet, thence due south
twenty fye (25l feet, thence east hundred loo
feet parallel to the first line to the west line Of 10th
street west twenty i've t25) feet to the place Of be-
And At 4 O'Clock p. m sill of Lots numbered two
CD and three 80, in Dsv idsen recorded subdivision
Of original lots In square two hundred and fifty
two (252), on the south side Of New York avenue,
between 18th AND Hth streets, northwest, said lot
three - being Improved BY three-story and attic
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in cash,
ard the balance 81 g. IL, Is and "a months at 10 per
cent interest from day OF sale, secured by deed OF
trust ON the property Sold or All cash e the option
OF the purchaser on the K street lot, and $500 on
the New York avenue lots AZ time OF sale. All con-
yeyaLcing st cost OF purchaser or purchasers.
days from day, Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defauliIng purchaser or purchasers after i've
days advertisement.
RENJaMiN p. sNfbER,$ Trustees.
now eo6ds j. +. COLDWELL, Salesman
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THE BROOKLYN RiNG TO BE MADE TO
DIsGoRGE.-The threatened legal campaign
against the Bro IN ring, for the purpose OF
compelling them 10 make restitution 10 the
city treasury, is not mere newspaper talk.
IL is fact, and the proof OF IL IS that the
Attorney General has already taken the ne
cessary preliminary steps to bring the de-
PENDANTS into court. The process may be n
protracted and tedious one, but III the result
he the same as that which crowned the suits
against the Tweed ring, justice will be yindi-
Gated at last.-M y. Or. PM. Letter.
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los. +. KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 9Th street northwest.

y Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 9Th street northwest.
GgARDIANs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
sTREAnTTL RErW SGEEifa AND EikH srRIITs
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
~ BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court
- OF the District of Columbia, holding Probate
@. Court, passed on the 26.h day of October, 1875,
and approved and ratified by the said Court hold
Sg , an nGT ~ OonTt on the % day Of kovenber
yember, A =. ISIS, at O'clock p M, ali the rish.
to the following described real estate In the city
Of Washington and District Of Columbia, the said
No D, and parts of lots Nos % and 30, in square
NO: 10 Beginnlne Tor the same at a point in the
Sest ne 81 18TH street west, at the diaoce Of Us
an6 rnnnng thence north on the line OF said square,
NTH 18th street xess g feet thence west Ills feet
thence southeastsrly "a feet inch thence east
IA feet; thence south Is feet llx inches; thence
thence south Is feet inches; thence east 10 feet
thence north 90 feet inches thence east 81 feet to
feet % Of S4ouhd ore or Ieas tUps a
the buildings thereon: consisting Of five small two
stsTy !. 6 ,Sa plat Of the ground can be
hbited at the time and place Of sale, showing the
division OF the property fronting on lsih street
the privilege Of the whole separately, as pur.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in four equal
speetively the purchaser or purchasers to receive
deed or deeds and give promissory notes bearing in
at the Expense Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $40
required on the fall OF the hammer for the entire
psf II the SuTchaser Should not comfy Vita the
terms Of sale within five days the to
At the same time the other two thirds interest in
pS.sss'sr may get full s f ths eg;9Rs
nov6 Guardian of James o. McSherry.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VASHIN GTOW AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships e. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <s4nH
y trips between NEW YORK, SIEf&
GE6BGhfoWN, q. fo iISGIGn NEW YORK
from Pier Z 4 kast River every SATURDAY at
p. m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at
8. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
FOR full Information apply to r. p. 4. DENHAM,
business ONCE and wharf, G3 Water street, George
town, or at the Office Of the President, near street
bridge. J, w TBOM PSON President
@Freighfs delivered by Knox's Express Orders
left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue
or at the steamers wharf, will be promptly attended
to. ialf-fr
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DIED.

HAEEY. On the morning Of the lesh Inst After
Q long and painful illness. SARAH :, eldest dsurn.
ter Of Hugh Baney.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LYNN. November Is, 1875, ct 8 D. n, JONI
LYNN, Q native Of the County fyrose, Irelaod, ava
ior the ia ~ year ressdsnt Of Washington, d.
aged - yearp. May he pest In peace.
Funeral viii take place from his LATE residence.
No 80 fennsyivaoia avenue Yea, on wednes-
iS h, invited g sttend Hsrrissurs and Phsasi-
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A WOMAN DEAD OF A BROKEN HEART
The funeral ceremonies OF the late James
ATKINS, which were 10 nave taken place at
his residence in Bramhall avenue. bergen
helghts, yesterday, were postponed by the
tragic death OF his wife, VINO. while prepar-
ing herself In her bedroom for the ceremonies
in the parlor. fell dead on the floor. The
medical investi CATION which followed result
Ell In the discovery that she died OF a rup-
tured blood vessel near the heart, aud had
literally died OF a broken heart from excess
sive grief The funeral services were post
poned until Sunday, when both viii he
buried in Greenwood. Mrs. Atkins hal,
about two weeks ago, been called from Can
ada TO attend the sudden illness of her hus-
band.-NaU YOrk San, 18Th.
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SCANT AIR IN THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-In
paper read before the American Public
Health Association at Baltimore, Professor
r. w. Claypole OF Antioch College, Ohio,
says: Gin the face OF the sanitary law that
2,00O cubic feet of fresh air hourly are needed
for single person, yet we read OF the public
schools OF Brooklyn where only from los 70
n cubic feet 10 each child possible. while the
temperature ranges from ca TO 20 degrees, and
IN another from so TO IS degrees. Lunaflcs
maintained at the public cost receive better
treatment; criminals live In better condition.
This is the sanitary education our childrea
get, reciting lessons ON ventilation in a DO
luted atmosphere, or on the evils of tight
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ground q knife TO q keen edge, seized his
wife by the neck, drew back her head, and
cut o6-the blonde hair that she prided
herself 80 much about.
nI"John, I wish you'd close that door. I,
said an irritable father 10 his son. "Your
mother must Be scoldfng somebody at the
other end Of the hall, there's such CrSurnt
from that quarter"
~Hannah Driedup, who Is an ambitious
maidenlady ofuncertain age, says she would
80 like 20 battle In that "matrimonial tidal
wave" now sweeping the land and about
which everybody u talking. she thinks
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u H. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner It'll and n streets q. ".

Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r streets n. v.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY ON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN 1sr AND 2D STREETS EAST, NEAR
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Novsm-
Der 1 It'll, ct O'Clock, will soil at public
auction, in front Of the premises, tho part OF
Lot No. 3, in square No. Isl, With the i'm rovemsnts
thereon, con.ist.s Of . I've story Dwelling. part
Is fest on the north side Of North Carolna avenue
with depth OF about 100 feet.
Terms made known ct sale: $50 down ct time Of
sale An convey ancinR ct cost Of purchaser
WIN. p. O'OONNOR,
EXECUTOR Of the estate Of the late Christopher Nc.
Donnell.
now dtdD u. ID. 0tBARY. Salesman.
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UNDERTAKES.

r. ". sAhkHA.
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lO1S CHEAT 10Y.
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919

1919 PENEsYIHANiA ROUTE 1875
NORTHWEST, sottTTA AND SOUTHWEST.
Washington. 900 a m. Baltimore s:2s O. m.
:.--l 5:so sm /. -.IsSm
THE GREAT D0tBLR TRACK RoUTE, "'
With elegant Scenery, Palace State room Day and
night Cars, IN modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved TO Western and Central
MAKE CONNECTIONS
tnrougn no,a WASHINGTON te the WEST and
Tickets b tbls route can be procured at the OF.
ices corner o. Is street and Pennsy lyania ayelue,
under National Hotel, where reliable information
" III be given 1t all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure accc.nods ions in Palace Cars for Chicago,
Pittsburg and Rochester.
u NJ BOYD, ia, GenI Passenger Asent,
marl6-ly Phila1elphis, Pa.
A LEXANDBIA AND WASHINGTON R.R.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREpEsICKsBUsG R.R.,
Como Of % and SiLth Streets.
Local trains Leave for Alex andris follows: 6,
NJ, and .ad m daily a, p c, R TRAM. ans
Local trains leave AIexsndria as follows: e,7,s,
8 and and and m. from Ai.Ia Gs q;
daily; all otner trains caily except Sunday.
Trains for the Virginia Midland road leave WASH
q. m and 4 y; u connect with trains on Wash
6REAT soUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington :3- m. daily ,exceppSunday.
Through ticke.s 70 all points South and Southwest
for sale ~ Offices 18th street and Pennsyiva-
ana Corner Sa stIess ana Psan,yvs ANA
gage 70 be checked ct all hotels sld residences
through to destination. ID N: BOYD, Jr.,.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General supt-
lanl-u Baltimore, Nd.