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New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
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4 RI EXHIBITION!
"A AT THE ART ROOMS,
Sl7 Broadway,
GEN JAMES LORIMEi GRAHAM'S
entire COLLECTION ~ OIL PAINTINGS, by celebrated
Old and MODERN MASTERS; also on exLedti9n At tho
Clinton Hall Saerooms. his collection Of WATER cOLoRs
Blouzes, SiataaTy, &c, DC, TO be sold as Iosows;
Encrayug5 BTonzes, and staiulry IbNpAn AFIEt,
NOON May % commencing al O'Clock, at TIE Clinton HAN
sa'eToOms - -. -.
PAINTINGS TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
IGS Nav % and "a, commencing at III O'Clock, at tho
Clinton Hall Saler0oms.
4 RI sALES
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 81, at 2 O'Clock at Clinton
Han
GENERAL JAMES LOR1NER GRAEhn's large Col
Of fine and Bronzes by Ffstn Nehe and others
AsO CoioTs MaI Oles, Ia"ings bngravngs Biea
brac, &c, &c, and how on exhibition at Clinton HAL
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. May 22 and
o. Clinton Hail. and exhibition at the Art Rooms
Sl7 Broadway.
GENERAL JAMES LORIMER GRAUAMS entire Col
lection Paintings by celebrated old and modern matters
Inole than two hun rtd-Of greai interest and value
The Messrs. LEANIrT, AGct0Deers.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

u open May /. Three miles from water Cap on high
ground. Terms molsrStc
For oir,uiaIs anu particulars address
j. r. FOTIKF. Stroudshurg. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20

DRESSMAKER.-An experienced Dress
l D.r.y .oud uke 70 mako few more engagements oy
~. Sss or week FsAse sddress A. NJ UpDvn Tribune
Ofnoe, !, ,2y8 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
DfnileirD

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUIl-
y FULf-My Inse Pearl Plates lBdcstlug color 1nd SUB
stanrc fpr artificial teeth excel everything bueoioro o'
r r briuf- nrtf and rtuef. needs only o. ir seen
ur 3ppIc,Ifci. i.lc m ono 1y, 1nH only 10 20 ~ ti
set tal aud Asn. brrt Rubber sets IRON 80 10
IL, Cold and Iatina So -. ENtfacrug under ga
Ur r. q. WAIT list TSrt thri- It, neal Madl,on-aVe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

BATTY. On the morning Of March 18th, lsys,
BENNY baTIY, AIRED 81 gearr and months.
Funeral will take place from hfs late resideuoe
No. 2SOf l. street mort west, Tuesday. the lett
instant. ei oclook. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 90 attend.
ALBEIT, On March 18th, 1876, the bsl,vsl
daughter 81 Jacob aud MARY kIbert, aged ysars,
Day her sweet little soul rest with the angsis
GkIGsBY. On the evening OF n arch l2th. ls7o,
after . short but painful Illness, FLoR IA n
MAR GRI6sBy, the youf gest daughter OF BuserOd ~
and n sIis 4 Grigsby, aged yesrs, months Asd
day.
DRY thy &c srs and try % smile; wv
Florence % osls gone before %
For very little while.
She has Joined the saints oommunfne
Over on the golden shore;
Soon you II meet IN Heavenly union.
Nest who're loved ones pars no nors:
Eunsrsl 20 take place on Tuesday, a ) ooiock
frCm her father reei fence, No. Sos gtre~e. ~
9th and N The friends Of the family arc rssoscf.
fully invited 10 attend. lAexspdrs papers COPY Il
sohRkLL. On March 18th, Is7s, yAnEs n. Sos
hELL, youngest con Of jacob and Hsurtsta 80.
rel, IN , The sa,f yss S Of his sss:
deuce. SOL s1 sst soush ssss, On WessssSsS. -
=, o,s,eea N. frissas o. tss fa.als srs @
TAYLOR. On March n, ls7e, sfbsr sAcst e.
painful illness u pneumonia, Jams ,. fAyLoo,
beloved son and only child Of Thenas and 49,
Taylor, assd 10 Ys:r,, 5oste s sse = esys:
Presbytsrian church, on 7th strsst, between b -
south west, on Wednesday, Mach 10, q o'olo1<
m The friends Of the family ere respectfully q
vited 20 sftsDd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

SCENE IN A TRIAL JUSTICES OFFICE
AT MCCLELLANNGLLE, =. C.-Mr. Grant
Mornin' Judge. come on a circums lance
want you 10 delucidate.
Judge-Well, out with it.
Grant-Well, de whole circumstance oh
de dismiss am dis: You see, Judge, In slabery
time, had tree wife on tree plantation. Deg
got long berry well togedder, when dey wes
apart, and was well satisfaction, but since
rebel time, desc devised statues" fotch nm
ali desc dern nonsense laws bout man ana
wife, aid nDd Amt got no wife tall. Use
10 lection 20 dat, but jus here's whar de shoe
pinch Jis here i want your legal precision.
he FAC Is, Judge, wants TO jlne de chuch.
DE boss leader say can't come IL onless L
git legally marrid. Nov, kin 1, cordin 20
law. married all tree or mus / msrrid but
one? IF you say but one, and L tempt &c,
my spectacle Judge, you better b'leve dar
will be de berry debbil ris on dat 'casioa In
dat chuch.
Judge-Mr. Grant, under the circum-
stances, 1 seriously advise you To rub out ali
old scores and begin afresh. Marry q new
wife.
Grant.-Dat's my ham, goes In for you
Judge all de time. / tell you, white folks IL
smart. Whar dey can't crswnsh out. cuIlud
folks no use try. HAIRS "A quarter Judge
I hdTiesfoH Setcs ana Courier.
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DON'T WANT ANY FALSE PRETKNCEs
ABOUT HIS TRoUsERs.-Logan dresses be-
cause clothes are q necessity. No man,
should fancy, cares less for the mode Some
by a Broadway tailor. The fashionable
"latest" in mems attire at that time hap
pened TO be the placing OF three small but
tons at the bottom OF the outer seam OF the
trousers leg, with simulated button -holes.
why do you put those buttons there?r
asked the statesman OF the shearmen.
"Because It's the fashion, sir" answered
the latter, smiling superior.
''Do they button any thing?" asked John
A. curiously.
mo, sir"
care they any good anyway"
"Only for looks sir"
"Then leave them off, don't want any
false preiences about my trousers"-i Olive
Logan ta Graphic.
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A MYSTERY SUGGESTIVE OF A TRAGEDY.
One T.. ID. Hail, represented az IAN Iowa
farmer" went to California with $50, 900,
which he deposited In San Francisco bank /,
while he looked about for q chance for its
safe investment. Not succeeding in fndin
and started esst with AZ. and has never bee,
heard from since. There were four strangers
who had been stopping At the same house
with him, who concluded to 60 east at the
same time. He formerly lived at Dyersvflle.
Delaware county, Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-13

A FRENCH money lender complained TO
Baron Rothechild that q nobleman % whom
he had loaned ten thousand francs had gone
of and left no acknowledgment OF the debt.
Write him and ask hum TO send you fmme-
YOU" said the willy banker. "But he only
owes me ten thousand francs" said the
money lender. .Precsely," re1oined the
and you wiz thus get bis sckAowledg msnt"
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,

UNIUN SUI AXE HOTEL,
U IsS 1sIT ta NEW WORK pso Pam1SGs.
At this Estabiis hment are to be found all
the eIceileneies known TO modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
being in q healthful and charming neighbor hood,
and within easy distance OF the chief public t1sti
tutions, the leading business houses and the prin
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, sery light, deliberately
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated. and the yiews
are varied, extensive and charming.
The RestaUTant has no perior any " here out
OF Paris. Every tuNHry IL here supplied at mode
rate cost, snd the attendants uniformly courte
Gus and Efficient
The elevator is available At all hours, day and
night.
Visitors to New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms.
janis I'm
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

At AUCTION. ABOUT 3I4 ACRES ADyOIN-
ING THE BEFoRM g. Ho0L, AND FLA ME
HOUSE And LOT IN SQUARE s22.
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated May 18th,
81 the land records for ssSin ason County,
WIN sell Ct public auction in front OF the pro psry
Of e sns e
county and District beit part or parts OF tract
Se II In Ss Ing
Of w..hiIston 70 Bl.densbu,s, and ss.nding At the
tract north So d. erees, east 10 thence north
perches; thence south 81 degrees west a perc6es;
place Of beginning, containing sis soSes, more or
Also, at o'c,och N. Of the same day in front Of
and being 4h street east, in the city Of ashng
Adams SUBDIVISION OF Original lot s, square ga
This lot is improved By Frame Dwelling, and has
frontage Of 50 feet by depth Of los feet and one
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
s e h sSd ne II Is: M
end Of two years from the said day of sale. A de-
post Of sS 10 the
Of ten per cant Rer annlm. payable s.mi.snnnally.
ton Of the purchaser Or the Whole Of tie
cost Of the Iorcha.sr. Uness the tsrms Of sals
fns q the cos. and rt Of
s.: .s q Sc :1 | =
e sdIaR A I RsALnaEElLs' Trustees.
mar. dtSb. YoUSa 1 aiDDLsroN. Auots.
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A GOOD REMEDY FOR DULL TINES 1t is
remarkable fact that those who advertise
the most literally grumble the least about
dull times. In dull times every one Is look
ing for the place where he can get the most
goods for the least money, aud he scans the
columns OF his local paper for the desired
Information. He sees that q certain mer-
chant advertises to sell goods cheap, and
perhaps quotes few prices. He visits his
place OF business TO ascertain II he performs
what he advertises, and makes his purchases
there. He il satisfied. The merchant ma kes
Using aud gets the buIk OF trade. Why?
Becau he gets his name and business con-
stantly before the people. Judicious adver-
Using is the greatest panacea for dull times
1Toy Times.
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1A South Side belle has a cute way of
propounding TO her friend the following con-
undrum: What kind OF animals grow On
vinesY' And when everybody gives IL up"
and asks for the answer, she saws: "why.
You ninny, It's gray apes (grapes) ~ Cnsca-
90 Evening Journal.
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The HINDoo BIBLE feroids a woman %
see dancing, hear music, wear jewels, blacken
her eyebrows, eat dainty food, sit at a win
dow, or view herself in mirror during the
absence OF her husband; and IL allows him 70
divorce her, IL she has no sous, Injuries his
property, scolds him, Quarrels with another
woman. or presumes 70 eat before he has IN
ished his meal.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL KS
ThTE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ADJOINING GEOnGETOWN ON THE
NOBTHWEeT, AT AUCTION.
o. By virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to me
Il. by Richard 5. Cox, bearing date on the 23th
day OF January, A. ID. lS72, aud recorded ia Liber
No GA, folio %, one of the land records washUR
ton county, District of Columbia, shall offer at
prbl'c auction, on the premises, on Tt EsDAY. the
21st day of March, A ID. 1876, the hour of a., D.
t. satisfy the debt secured In said deed and at
the request in writing Of the holder Of said debt ths
fOlOsiDg described property, viz All that tract OF
land owned b. the said Richard 5. Cox contiguous
tn Georgetown, in the County Of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia lying west Of Fayette street and
north Of and a6 Joining TO Seventh street cout uued
belt part OF tract called "Ber b, )" and con-
tanning sixty three acres mere or less, Improved
by large double Brick Dwelling II ouse, stabte,
Orchard, &c, &c less that portion thereof hereto
fore sold By the said Richard s Cox to John III :.
Small and John II Berry. This pre- perty IL sold
sabJtci t. pror encumbrances and taxes unpaid at
time Of sale
Terms of sale: 77 and expenses of sale In cash;
balance IN one, two and three years; deferred pay
ments to be secured by notes. with interest and deed
OF trust on the property sold deposit Of $40 re-
quired at time of sale. All convey ancing of
purchaser. II the terms of sale compiled
With within i've days after day Of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property, after i've
days notice, at the risk and cost Of the defaullng
purchaser.
WIN. ID. CASSIN, Trustee
mars THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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II Il. WARMER, corner 7th and Y streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL r..
TATE ON PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE
EAST OF THE CAPITOL,

- BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust dated uly lst, A.
II d. R7z, and duly recorded In Librr No. 6s3,
'olio $50, &C., Of the 'snd records for Warrington
county. b o.. and BIZ written dire ctioB of the party
stSpred thereby: will sell a. public suction, on
O'Clock D. m. In front Of the premises. the follow
iDR descr ibtd real estate In the city of
ID e., being the western part of lot n 1mpere4 one
ID, In square numbered seven hundred aud thirty
(1D), and being described follows: Beginuins at
~ int On Pennsylvania avenue Is feet eastwardly
from the soutnw estern corner of said lot, and
thei ce westwardly TO said southwestern corner:
thence northe astwardly along the western line of
ssid lot - feet and "a inch to the
corner OF said lot tn, east along thv rthern
line Of said lot ~ feet thence enthusiastically to
point in said lot IS FEET fro said western line and
q feet from the point Of beginning ano thence to
with ali the i'm prov emen's thereon. This property
viii be sold subject to q prior deed of trust, state
mept of which will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms OF sale: One half in cash, of which $50
must be pail at sale; the deferred payments to be
made In six and twelve months from day OF sale,
with interest at the rate of ten per ut per an
and secured by deed Il trust and Insurance to
thu satisfaction Of the trustee. Terms to be fully
complied With within six days after day OF sale,
other wise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property after one weeks public notice, at the
risk and cost OF hrst purchaser. All convey ancing
at purchaser o cost
WIN, II; WARD, Trustee.
mare-eo6ds J. 7. O0LDWELL, Salesman.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRM.
TUBE.
- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March
K7VR 9Th, 1876, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1918 +
!" ~ street, between 18th and 18Th streets north
wet the resi fence Of lady declining housed D.
ing, shall sell the following Enruiture:
One Piano Forte, Cover ana Stool,
Oil Painting, "St John Preaching in the Wilder.
Oil Paintings and Engraviugs,
Green Rep Parlor Furniture,
Marble top Tables,
" hat Nots, Window Haneings,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
bali and Stair Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suits,
Mahogany Marble-top Oh amber Furniture,
Pain ed Marble top and Plain Cottage Suits,
Fin Hair ard Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters,
Extension and other Dining Tables.
Sideboard, Dining Chairs, China and Glassware,
Toilet Ware, Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c &c.
Terms cash.
mars THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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Auction SALES.
THIS EYEN,N va.
" CoY On .--.s-. 639 g street.

R N. COX & CO., Auctioneers, 0'S street.
GREAI SALE OF BOOKS AT Al ~ w.,
nno 5es Center Market Space. sdJoiA wuN
% Moses furniture Emporium, commenciDA -,ing
pAI FIGHT, March 3, At D. m and contil e
Exefy Evening NJ same hour until further notice '
ne coHection com rfses the greatest variety o.
various de partmeDts OF literature
Lsdfes and gentlemen are invited 10 call aud
examine the stock during the day
nlsrii II lTribuneI r. N. COX CO, Auc's.
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AND ohio RAILhOAD

RALfInORs AND SHsO RAILROAD.
OHAHal OF TIME FEBRuAnr 18th. 1870.
An. LbAvk rASh4NGTON.
S:00-baitmere aud Wsy Stations.
I:9S-Baltimore, nnapolis and Way Stations.
1:3O-BALTIMORB ExFREss
s:4S-CiIcinHstt, st Louis ana Pittsburg TX
s:so-Bsltimore and way stations. On sunday
.;.o-Point 81 Bosss and v We. Sfi Stations d0s.
i2:ls-s.lt,nGys ana Va, stations.
''"P Pullman aDf Psr,o aS Gar sokFoLk E1fRas''
s.s0-Baltimore, Frederick, Haserstown and
.as-yI wss ssst,; p ?; We ain stem
HsTpsf, Ferry, wi nS a. ana W.,
Stations vi. Metropolitan Branch
ssBaitno9s, and S %ss ssa.io nnts'
S:3o-0HIcAso FLsI GxPRpss Haserstown.
s:O0-Baltinore aud WAY stativns
s:oO-St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburs Hast tx
PRIV Chss ,sn oOiTmeSs s.nd and and
s:2S-NEw YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping cars
s:Ss-Bsltimore and principal Way Stations.
500, s;a3, and s:ss .. m. daily. All other
Lsar.ss Ca1Hdss Star,o. yr wa,s,.sto..
10 100 co.? so SoS si9, 90 s % 1880
$50, $40 1890 .. m. ais. $50, s:IS
D. N, daily. except Sunday.
lspolis, stsuntou or Valley Branch, nor for New
S.rk and Philadelphia At 500 am: and l:30 .. m.
FOR further information apply 81 the Baltimore
t.b Pennsylvsnia avenue, where orders will be
AIKEN for baggage sc ~ checked and received at
.oint In the nity THOs. b SHARP,
Master Of Trsns portstion.
\. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. S. KOOETZ, General Agent. aovl-f
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NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
ING TON AND GkORGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
Prom fier b, North wbsrves, Phfladei puis,
SATURDAY, o. ~ ID. e@k
From 50 w alter street, 9cor Retown,
d. O., MONDAY, At ,. m.
This line connects at Philsdeipnia With Olydss
Regular Semi-weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. no wharf
age IN Boston by thi. line.
@ r. HYDE, agent for D. Of q.
Nm. r. CLYDE 90, Philadelphia.
=. A. REED, Aisxandria, Va
ID. b. @. MINK, 29 Ievonshre street, Boston,
~Freights delivered by Knox 3 Express. Orders
left at General Once, 500 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ut the Steamer What vfl' BE promptly attended
TO. sesa-tF
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RY B. II. wABNER, corner 7th aud = streets
ThUsTEE's SALE Or IMPROVED PROPERTY
On ASBlNGTON STREET, IN SQUARE

HUkBIbED SIS
- By virtue Of q deed OF trust, bearing date Of
the eth of July, A. ID ISIS and daily recorded a
Llber 1913 folio a29 ct Of the and rec ord
books Tor the District OF Columbia, and upon the re-
quest OF the party secured hereby, shall sell, at
public suction, on the premises, Tuesday, the
2,si day Of March. at "a O'Clock =. m ali that
piece or parcel Of ground known, lsid down and de
scrbed on the ground plat plan of the said city Of
Washington as the east half of Lot nuu bered seven
Tl, In John IDge's recorded subdiviso Of ortgf-
nal lot numbered seven y. in square numbered i've
huEdred and eighteen 5ls) the said 'Ot being itu-
at. d on The north side of W ashipgton street and
being improved BY nearly new two story Frame
House.
Terms of sale: One half cssh; balance in ak and
lively months for hch the notes Of the purchase
viii be takeD bearing six cent interest I, ON day
of sale and secured by deed Of trust uoon premi
sold. deposit of $50 required at time of sale
Convey cling at purchasers cost. Right reserved
by Trustee TO Iee at purchasers cost If terms are
Lot complied with within five days
RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee
marll-l3 l7&20 J T, COLDWE I'll Salesman.
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RAILRUAD
1870 PEHNsYEy ANA 1876
HOCrB
To the North, Wess. and eouthVest.

Double Track, Steet Rails, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner Of 6,h and B streets, as follows:
P Ps,i Car {: Pistsburs: 1;ao n. DALI, with
except Sunday
BALTIMORE AMI PoromAo RAILROAD.
Tor Oanandaigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
tsus, snc the North, g. m daily, except sun
Palace Cars to Rochester. For Elmirs and Buff
s9s New York ana he last. g:io p m daily, with
man Parior Cars, ssa3 q. N. daily, except Sunday.
with Parlor Cars attached
sor Phiisdelphis. 80 %. raily, except Sunday,
s:23 g. m daily, except Sunday;
and $40 p. N; daily except Sunday.
S2r PoDes Greek Line T:S0 .. On. and 40 ,. N.
FOR Annapolis, ESQ q n and ass ,. m, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
WAf AMP ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For AIexsi dria, o, -, $40, IL O. M, 1, 3, 40
8, 8. 1:03, and 40 D. m On Sunday o. 9 0.
m. and . and pm
For the south, via Richmond, I1:4O ?. m. daily,
except SUNDAY; .nS via Lynchburs, 1855 .. m.
Trans leave Ale1andris for W sshinston, 8, r.s,
S,10, q. m, Z, "A, S, s, and p. m. On
Sunday ct and 10 g. m, and ,. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Psrlor Oar
Sorthesss CORNER Of Th2tSs0tS street and Penn
sylyanfa avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsy Nv anls avenue and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the oheckine OF Baggage to
testin alton from Hotels and Residences.
d BOYD, JR,a Cen Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Gent Manager. jan3-ly
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STEAMER LINES.

sDE0fLEc' bI.k'
NOlIINI. NATION CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOC n Nd Nv TEkMkDIAxE
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel ste mer
"E NORRIS
Captain L BALDWIN,
VIII commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9th, leaving from az
wharf foot Of 9Th street every MON
DAY and Til TUESDAY, at a IN.
Returning will leave homini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY att q m.
feb2S N. Il. FITZHUGH, Agent,
i Carr. M Z. GREGG,
Will leave 81 street wharf at noon -
on SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
Tor Potomac Landing, including
Mattawcman, Mscnodoc and Rssiers to Nomini.
N. 3. NTZHUGH,,
feb73-tnoyl Agent.
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n. kiLLAM & co.,
% CHESTNUT STREET,
deos-m&thly NEW HAVEN, CONN.

A LII KINDS OF GENTLEMENB OAsr-OFH
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold 10 the very
best dvantage By sddresSing calling on justin,
81 ID street, bet. 9Th and 7th streets northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.

/ AOOAAON ShLEAS.
nUEoASsON BROS, Auct,ooe-r,-
| - southeast corner eth snS " IS ucx1nxw.
wGhhh sIss wsksFRFpss s,ekss BErsIr.Gs EASY
STtTi ICE 6 6iSG EsIRIsERAr9s L1BRsRf
NEss6 &C. At AUCTION: IA"
SeiSss q our n. -. ! msTss,
snd s street, cts, nssrthw.'s .e sia .slI :
s-sin. Ma. hine, Harness, two Iron safes, Crock,
It DCNCAEsoN BROS, Auct..
THOs. Z. wAGGAMAS,
Beal Estate Nuctioneer, SIS 9TH street.
On FRIDAY, March 18th, Of 81 D. m. will Of
east. :s S9 .Sd sSiss HOa SsS
lns 10 looms spd al modern Improvements, beng
1t 22t in s9u.re67s.
m.Ils dt rios. 4. wAGGAM.N. Auct.
r h. wARSEB, oerner Tth and streets.
TkUsTEEs SALE OF A TwosroRv AND
bASnnEnT BRlCK DWELLING on THE
ssEITEEiEs- Il AND A Nj tsftsEkfss s6 bkEiTfl!
s q sssS q n ssr ds BE SesS ,s
81 one Of the land records for the District of 90.
herb vii !. pubic .ps,ios trspi . e. the
premises on TUESDAY, tn ash day Il Nsrch,
estate AID stuss In ey o
fpgton and bi let Of Columbia, known and de-
tins subdivision Of square numbered tinety niue,
(99, toset ner itb the i'm proven e. ts &c
Terms: Onethird in cash, balance in and II
months with Interest," ths rate Of rs ut per cent
secured ey deed of trust on the pro perty sold A
deposit OF SEQ Will be required the tins of sale
II conveysncing at puichs'er's cost. II terms OF
sale sre not complied with Ia FIVE days from day OF
sale the trustee serves the right to resell at risk
and cost Of de- teuliing chaser.
WILLIAM A. GOkDON, Trustee,
marl3 eo6ds j. I OOBpWELB, Salesman
rTNH0S. K. WAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate Auctione sr. SIG Ith street
u On WEDNESDAY. Msrcs is, at 5 pm,I
L1 oifer fgr sale, in front of the premises IN.
Wv iilTg houses Nos. 1905, 1907, and IOII
Mouth aroltns avenue southeast
Terms day Of sale.
parll-St THOs. wAGGAMAN, Auc,.
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JsTHE SUPREME SogRroF THE DIsrRIa

(N0HINB LOAN OFFICE, Cr.s1 az Ia ss,ee
~ asd Nstc tsr< acssrs. snsrance on Nev ~
nork sye1us Toe most private Loan once III
In the city. Nancy loaned 81 the lowest rste0 q
q interest on Gold and Sit er wssches. Dtamoods.
IlAfs and Plated Ware, 0uns, Ptssois Lsdies snd
Ssntisnens Clothing, Der pets. and eli articles q
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.TNHOS. X WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 7th street
M On TUESDAY, March Ia, at 5 O'Clock D. m
ls VIII of1er Tor sale, at auction, the premises
that desirsbly located property opposite Willard
Hntel, Nos. IL 10 and 14l2 Pennsy lyania avenue
Terms day Of sale.
mario eotd THos. e. wAGGAMAN, Auct.