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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O,OOO
John X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
M, A, CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business of banking in all It's
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank oil
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
ment. .,..
BY carefully regarding the interests pitts
correspondents and depositors, and by n
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check al
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD WIN. B. SIMPSON.
JACOB 5. RHODES, WV. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN Il. hoBBs'
GEO. w. FRANzHEIM, o. e. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER, myZl
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THE Son OF AN OLD SUBSCRIBER

The temptation to the query and COM
plant is unquestionable, but the consum-
nation depends upon causes which either
are not in existence or so hedged in by
circumstances that they produce no per-
feet and logical effect. Culture is one of
leisure's crops, while grain and grass are
the direct opposite; and to perfect the
two effects from such Numerically OPP
posite causes, requires nicely and deli
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Your correspondent argues well when
she hints at the desirability of more zeal
for the improvement OF the genus home,
because great improvement in the human
race is not probable until as much atten-
ton is given to the scientific rearing OF
children as is bestowed upon calves and
colts. 1t is a lamentable fact that very
many young men, If judged by the ideal,
are poor specimens Of man hood; but need
of Improvement is not heritage of this
sex alone. If girls are more attentive
to brushing away the cobwebs of Ian
gusse and etiquette, they are also more
given to Alterations in speech and be-
havior. Where there is one girl who pos
sesses original opinions on worthy sub
iects, and has read to the improvement
of her mind, ten are the slaves of conven-
tionalities, with ideas begotten and nour-
ished by unsubstantial trash. Few coun
try GIRLS are familiar with outdoor work
AS thew ought to be. They touch neither
hoe nor rake lest it should tan and callous
their delicate hands. They are falsely
ashamed of understanding farm work,
and know not how it keeps the sunshine
from their eyes and sunrise from their
cheeks.
Since the fair sex are justly concerned
about having men for husbands, 1t Is en-
inently proper to be anxious that the
men NAV have icOnleu for wives. Ihey
would like women with honest, intelligent
countenan ces ;jbrosd- bre;ted women, who
are not ashamed TO own strong shoulders,
natural waists ard large hands; who
have muscle and know how to use 1t,
and whose beauty Is not to be had at the
druggists or hair-dressers They would
Ike women who can triumph at the ov, II
or wasntub as we'll AS IN the parlor, ana
take as much interest in other women'S
housekeeping as in other women 5 dress;
who can ride to town or to church in a
lumber wagon if necessary, and not feel
ashamed: who can make calico dress
with as little as ten yards, and VIII not
fashion their skirts so that good share
Of them will drsggle in the dirt; who do
not spend hours and days making runes
and embroidery TO put where they serve
neither use nor adornment; who can wear
out a dress and not make it over hslt a
dozen times to suit protean fashions ana
who can walk in cslf.skin shoes without
agony. In short, they want ouxom'
blooming, natural women, and not por-
Gus pla.ters, French corsets, and SKIM
milk compilations. Who can NJ an Or
der?
THE Son OF AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
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FISH.

We have large stock Of
Mackerel,
Lake Herring,
White Fish,
Goldfish,
And will q. usual supply the trade al low.
er prices than elsouhere.
TISGLE & ISHAM.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire at
$50 p. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
Sos Pm
Special Accommod ltion trains leave
Beliaire at $50 a. M. and 1880 p. m. {;
bridgeport 10 :O5 a. IN. and % p. m; arrive
n Martins Ferry at l0:l5 a. IN. and ! :l5 p.
m. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
IL 80 a. m, and $40 p. m; Bridgeport IL :iO
a. M and 20 p. M arrive at Bellaire at
IL IS a. m, and 3 30 p. m.
Tickets to all principal points In the
East and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
Ut the station at Bridgeport.
r. II. MYERS,
nov27 General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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l would like to tell you what the boys
want. We admit that the girls outstrlp
the boys, but we will not admit that the
women outstrlps the men! The girls are
more sensitive than the boys-grasp an
idea quicker aud accomplish more in the
same time, but when they come to be men
and women; men are the leaders, the
thinkers and the doers-girls have the
kecner, and boys have the stronger, reas-
oning powers. Girls take more to the
finer accomplishments.
We like to see them ladies in the par
lor, kitchen or any other place in fact
we like to see good, sound, common
women-women who know how to make
a home pleasant, who will make us
good companions for lite, adingus in our
business affairs as only good wives can.
There are plenty of girls who can drum
a few tunes on the piano, waltz little,
study the latest fashions, and that is all!
These are not the kind OF girls common
sense man wants.
Now the broad shouldered young men
your correspondent speaks OF, with teeth
unstained by tobacco, honest eyes, stall
wart and muscular form, and lips I'M
stained by wine, are looking for their
equals in the opposite sexl
A YOUNG BACHELOR FARMER.
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sor sale.
FOB 8 ALE.
WE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
w on
THURSDAY. MARCH 23d,


Al | o'clock p. NJ. our entire works,
situated in Be laire, Ohio, viz: one eight
lot furnace, one three story brick pot
room. packing room and ware room, stock
and straw sheds, box shop. blacksmith
shop, engine and engine house, mou!ds
and tools. and all machinery necessary 70
The above works have been devoted for
the past four years, TO the manufacture
orf-hand and moulded lamp cnimneys
has well established trade and doing a
good business; is situated at the mouth 81
the main coal bank o; the city, thereD!
saving carriage on coal. There belongs 1.
the works one acre ofground, frOntir tht
! main street OF Bellaire. We have two rail
roads and yer tor shipping advantages
The premises are IN good repair TC
main buildings brick. Furnace ready II
: light at any time. Parties wishing TO en-
/. gage IN the manufacturing business vii
| md IL 10 their interest ~ examine th'
! above
Terms reasonable.
mrlH OHIO GLASS ".
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AR Thu r S

ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGAZINE
i THE Household Magazine Of America
Two serial stories in 1876. "Eagle - life,
by Mrs. Julia C. X. Dorr; and Miriam,
by T. =. Arthur. Butter skis Newest Pat
terms in every number. Terms, $50 pei
wear; copies tor 60 80 Splendid Book OF
fers and Premiums. Specimen number 10
cents. T ). ARTHUR & son,
no23ta Phllad ia.
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COFFEE
ROASTED COFFEE.

Our celebrated brand,
TINGLE & ISHAMS CHOICE,
Has become deservedly popular with the
trade. 1t may now be found in most all
frst class retail stores in the city and
country. Those without it would largely
increase their sales by keeping it in stock.
TINGLE IL ISHAM.
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STATE L. 7 N i

rnrc SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
kktt Combination Needle-book, with
IT'LL Chromos. Send stamp. F.P. diuck
New Bedford Mass. leOlV
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P.~.& ky. R.H

IRRASGEMENTS HAVING BEEN
A made for the transfer OF the interest
OF Ohio and Brooke counties, on the COM
pietion of the Pittsburgh, Vince ing ana
Kentucky Railroad, subscriptions ISd iPr n sme
additional stock necessary !oI 'par Of
nese will be received at the BANK or
wheeling, in Wheelir <, and the Na'ionaai,
Rank ~ Wellsburs, in Wellsburg, until
March Is, 1875. on the compilation OF me
road the counties have agreed 10 ulStIIp-
ME their interest pro rata among the sun
scrihers tc the additional stock. ShaFes
OF stock $50 each. Ico-So""s
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We have in store the
LARGEST STOCK OF RICE
In the market, direct from factors in
In South Carolina, and are prepare TO
offer buyers good goods lower than they
can buy elsew here, all through the season
TINGLE & ISIIAM =
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Mheeling &egister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

40 DAILY REGISTER.
One year.............$S 90 Three months.-R 90
Six months- 90 one month..... rs
TRI-wEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
{ .ts-r. Saturday.
One copy, l yr..A 20 One copy, 9 mos.S2 %
WEEKLY REGISTER
One COPY, mos 90 Ten copies yr. IL 90
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TEAS.

TOBACCOS.
Navy lbs.
Halbrook's Monitor, Louisville,
Locker, Virginia Dare,
JIb Boom, Cable Roll.
Navy LBS:
Jib Boom,l Louisville,
Old Reliable, Nectar,
Andrew Jackson.
LIS and los.
Andrew Jackson, Planters Chew.
Universal.
Twists.
Gold Charm, Je~eled Barr.
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry.
Sunny South, Mi!lners,
TalbOth, Venus,
s Inch in CaddieS Fig Leaf IN Drums.
Bright lbs.
Peach Blossom, W@hoe,
Rose Lump. Victoria,
Peytou Grsvelsy.
smoking.
F. G. Is - & lbs, Good Enough t..
Army & Navy to, scrap q,
Tom & Jerry Is, Joker 4,
Old Six Twist
With the above extensive variety oi
brands and large stock OF Tobacco, We
invite all who buy these goods 70 consult
their owa interest by giving US call.
TINGLE Il lSHAM.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

ESTABLISHED $3.50. OFFERS An IN
Ia proved course Of study for the pTar-
tical education of young m~n. Elegant
rooms, refitted and furnished. Separate
room for ladies. Sessions day and even
ing. Individual instruction given each
student; also thorough course In Ia" fnr-
lish branches Call at College once, oppo
site Mcclure House, or address,
]. NJ. FRASHER A CO.,
agl7ys Wheeling, ". Va.
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1876 rEaS sssxsf$AnIA 1876
70 the North, West. and l0uthUegfs

10 tne norm, W. eets ana bOutnvests
Double Track, Steel Rats, Splendid Seen.
orr, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner OF 9th and b streets, o. follows:
For Pittsb1rs and the West, 8 .. m. daily, with
fsr:c: n.- :. Pittsburs; 1:ae p 70. daily With
rasse Sale Gar 70 ohiosso' ana ii'so o. ~ oaay,
fIsfHf sa6GsE AHp POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Canandsigos, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
sa Sorn s s1s asy saSsss s Sss
Palace Cars 70 Wa.kins. For Erie, Canandaigua,
Brfalo, and Niagara Falls, 1850 Q. m. daily ex.
Tor New York and the East, $40 p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express on Pull.
man ParlorsCars, 9:23 q. m daily, except Sunday.
LOT New York sId p the Eat; lse , n daily az
Tor Philadelphia, 80 D. eaiIy, except Sunday,
ind $50 and 9:10 >. m daily. Limited kx press,
"a faT fc s1ss. sSss.Z a.,
For Pops Greek Line T:sS .. N. and s:so ,. m.
Tor Annapolis. 500 and 1850 .. n. and l:20 p.
ALEXkHDRiA 3 FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON
For Aleaandrfa, 8, =, SOS, 8, 10, IL O. n, 1, 8,
A:2e, 8, o. . 90, and l1:40 ,. N. On Sunday ct
80; M and 1 and Pm .
except Sunday; and via Lynchburg, 500 .. "a.
rss,p. ie:ss Ais1an%iia for washington,
Sunday Il and 10 O. a. 81 M a. and H ,. m. " VI
BTickets, information, Sleeping ana Parlor Oar
Recommendations can be procured at the Onees:-
yIrsnis avenue, northeast corner Of sixth strses
orders can be left for the checking Of BsGsass 70
d n. BOYD, JR., Gent Passenger Agent.
YRAHK THOMSON, Gent Manager. jan3-iy
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION. ABOUT SIX ACRES AOJOIN-
ING He REF0kM SCHOOL. ANDA FRAME

TRUtTEEb' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
sS A 9sp A fsaai
HOUSE AND LOT In SQUARE sag:
1871, and recorded in Liber No. 649, folio log,
one Of Z 9 land records for washington county -
in the District Q, Columbia, aud b. direction Of the
win sell e. public auction, in front Of the property,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of May, 1915, at q
county and District being part or parts, Of tract
CALLED Scotland and Barbados enl arged, beginning
'a the from h on
OF washington to Bladensburg, and standing at the
corner OF The far now owned by the Reform School,
II deRas. east nv psrches; thenoe south II de-.
Vest 50 psre6ss; thence souaS 81 degrees vest
perchs 8; thence north "a degrees, east Tx perches
70 the place OF beginning, containing 3lX acres,
Also, at o'clock p N. of the same day, in front
OF the property all that piece or parcel OF ground
washington D. witch is known - as sn lot ' in in
John G. Adams Subdivision Of original lot S. 40 uare
has frontage Of 81 feet BY depth Of los feet and
Tems Of GALE onetb,rd Of tn. ,u,cb..s n,o,sv
for each parcel to be paid in cash. one half the bal
the end Of two years from the said day OF sails. A
each parcel viii be rsqared At the me Of ssIs
The credit payments, with interest thereon at the
by note and deed Of truss on the property Sold or,
q for either Ss1oc
for both parcels: may be p1id in cash. Conveyanc-
Of sale are COMPLIED With In ten day. rom and
after day OF sale the Trustees reserve the right
resell the property at the cost and risk Of the de-
notice 81 public advertisement, and the cash de-
e eRdtaI A; aRhAtNEEILLE'} Trustees.
m!6 eo&ds YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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THE BRIGHTON AoUARIun-The great
aquarium, which was opened at brighton
England, three years ago, 10 o low edfnce
716 feet long by 700 wide, OF Italian architec
ture, and cost With It's ground s75o, 900 In gold
The revenue from admissions and annual
subscriptions for 1875 amounted to more thar
s106, 900 in gold. The next most popular
aquarium In England IL the one at the Crys
tai Palace, and another large one is nearly
finished, adjoining the parliament buildings
on the banks of the Thames. In Westmineter
Three acres OF ground have been purchased
at q cost OF 500 600, and the building will
cost $40 900. 1t win include concert hall
and reading room, beside the aQuarial de-
paltment. Manchester has an aquarial
building, $50 feet in length, and Y feet IN
width, which contains stxty-eight tanks, In
Guiding the deep sea. tidal and fresh water
groups, 0ntain1ng 300 900 gallons Of water.
Here and at the Crystal Palace the sea water
Is Lot constantly renewed ~ at Brighton,
hit ID kept pure by circulation, and ONLY as
mpch distil1ed water Is added q is lost BY
evapor ,>tion. Indeed. the water In both these
squsriun:s u sa,d 70 6s far cleaner and the
On.
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BABIES LEGs-Bow.Iegs and knock
knees are among the common deformities OF
humanity; and wise mothers assert that the
crookedness In either case arises from the
afflicted one having been put upon his or her
feet too early in babyhood. But Massa-
chusetts ply siclan, who has watched for the
true cause, thinks differently. He attributes
the aforementioned distortion to q habit
some youngsters dellghtin OF ubbing the sole
of one foot against that Of the other; some
will 90 70 sleep with their soles pressed to-
gelheE. They snnAas - che ~o-t.~
only when the feet are naked; they do not at.
tempt to make IL when they are socked or
slippered. So the remedy is obvious; keep
the baby's sole covered. Rnock-kne the
doctor ascrfbes to different childish habit
that OF sleeping on his side, with one knee
tucked into the hollow behind the other. He
has found where one leg has been bowed In
ward more than another that the patient has
always slept on one side, and the upper
member has been that which has been most
deformed. Here the preventive is to pad the
insides OF the knees SO as to Keep them apart,
and let the limbs grow freely their own way.
All OF which Is commended 70 mothers who
desire the physical uprightaess Of their pro-
geQY.
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dissolution OF co PARTNERSHIP.
STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE

The C partnership OF J. O. wIswALL 90,
sxPtTiHs ~ Limitation on July LIST, our stock
Must BE CLoSKD
on or before that date
We shall offer to morrow, and continue to sell
'~ 50 days, eur large and complete stock Of
ID II GOODS
At GREAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
opd al gods remaining on hand June lst, viii be
In order to Close IN 80 Days.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
viii be made On large portion OF our stock.
Prints, 4, and Ga cents per yard.
Brown lotions, cents Der y ard.
Figured Grenadines. 81, 10 and l2L cts
Grenadines IN Stripes, az 10 cts.
six Grenadines below cost.
Summer SILKS, SIX cts and upwards.
Pure Black Mohairs. 30 cts, worth IS.
Fine Black Dress Silks, IS cts. worth el.40
$500 yards Black Alpacas, l5k to Tk cts,
PARAsOLS at cost.
Large lot Table Dsmasks. Napkins. Wine Cloths,
Piano Covers, &c ar less than New York cost.
~GEEAT BARGAINS in everything.
}. O. WGSWALl. q co.
ep2e-tr $40 TIN st., near Pa svs.
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NEW STOCK STRING GOODS.

NEW STOCK STRING GOODS.
slightly soiled Bleached Cotton Sc. worth loo,
Ends best CalicOes only Sc q yard
Plaid Dress Goods 10, III, Is, 20, &c
Dress Goods very cheap in varied qualities.
Wash Poplirs &C., worth l2hc,
Silk striped Dress Goods cheap.
ATWOOD Debeges, PONCE Silks, cheap.
Elegant styles In Lawns l31<c worth aDc.
Victoria Lawns Is. Is ~. sc, very low.
White Nsinsoos ., PiQues, raristOns, Lace Stripes
Black Alpacas cheap. pure Mohairs sacrificed.
OUb CAhPEr STOCK 20 be slaughtered for the
CASH
Just received, White snd Uheck Mating, 1sc.
Am determined 20 meet the times and sell goods
cheap.
+. n. NAUDAIN,
epS u 709 Market Space.
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musical oondactor In Ne1 York Last nishi
at 0ilmore's Garden. 1he audience was
probably the largest and one OF the most
buildino. The master Of opera boufFe music
received very hearty reception. All the
selections played were nom his own COM
position-
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GEOBGE EARLE. HI
: 5 eo&ds YOUNG d MIDDLETON.
CEO. W. sTIOKNEY, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT JUST NORTH or GE0RGETOWN, In

PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT JUST NORTH Or GEORGETOWN, In
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of q deed OF trust, dated April IL, -
1874 recoIde in Liber IA, t1lio 245, Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia, will offer tor
TUEsD aY, the 9th day Of May, 1876, at O'Clock
District and described follows: Parts If a tract
Of land called The Book OF Dunbarton." o. THE
Addition TO the Rock of Dunbsrton," or "Pretty
Prospect" or Clifton ;" or By whatever the same
nay be known or called consisting Of four several
parts now united In one, which were held by Brook
Mack all, and by him sold to Henry Gildermeister,
al which said parcels unit ed in one bounded
on the south by the lands of Edward Linthicum, as
conveyed TO him by Brooke Msckall; on thu west
BY the lands Of Morris Adler and e. A. Elisson; on
the north by the lands OF Margaret G. b Arber and
lands Of VIM. Morton and Robert Bsrnards heirs,
and containing In all forty five acres Of land more
or less and being the parcel Of land conveyed to the
late Charles Ellet, jr., by Henry Giidermeister.
ling, &c.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance 10 equal
miscellaneous at twelve, eighteen and twenty four
ferred payments, bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum and secured by Q deed of
trust on the property. $500 down ct time Of SALE
ConyeyanciDg at cost Of purchaser.
EUGENE OARUST, lr
ROBERT Il. PRESTON, Afue7s'
apis eo6ds
account of the weather. TO MONDAY, May Is,
1876, al the ssme hour and place.
BY order of the Trustees
myl0-eO GEO, W, SIICKGEI. Auct.
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nUNCAHSON BROS, Auctioreers
TWO:sTORY BRI0K DWELLING AND STORE
NEAR CONVENIENT PRINTING OFFICE

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Mar 18th. -
at O'Clock, We will sell lot III, in square 623 ta0
fronting 10 feet on North Co pitol street, wit
o depth Of So feet on Defreee street.
This property is situated on the corner of North
Capitol ard Defrees streets and proved By we'll
built TIVE story brick dwelling and room: also
stable the Of lot. This at the
rate OF $40 per year and Is now under rent
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 9, IL and Is
months, notes bearing per cent. interest. and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the premises sold. de-
posit OF 500 required a. soon Is sold. Convey.
myif DGNOAHsON BROS, Auct..
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lUNCANSOE BROS, Auctioneers.

TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AT AUO-
TON. TO BE REMOVED.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 13, -
at O'Clock, we will sell, in front Of the f.a0
tween Rhode Island avenue AID P street northwest,
two two story Frame Buildings, In good condition;
taid houses to be removed within ten DAYS from tile
myic-4t DUNCAEsON BROS, Aucts.
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limited STATES Mo- 0A

L IhITED STATES Ma
In virtue Of q writ OF herf facias, fss DIS.
the CLERKS ONCE Of the Supreme court Of tn
tr ct Of Columbia al TO me directed, VIII sell,
public sale, for cash, st Birch Robey's Bazaar, on
May, ls76, commencing ct 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
Table, s Cane seat Chairs, i RerolvioG Chair, /
BRUSSELS Carpet and Rng, AWNING, ? lnk Stands;
Envelopes, I Ream of Legal Cap Paper, and lot
Carpet Binding seized and levied upon as the goods
satisfy execution No Il ,6n in favor Of A. L. Barber
Co. ALEX SHARP, u y: Marshal ID. U.
Per BIRCH & BOBBY, Aucttoneers:
May 10, 1876. myl0-d
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nUNOAESON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSES AID
LOT ON 18th STREET, BHTWEkH MASsA-
SHUSkSTS AxnNUE AND NJ SIS. NORTH

WEeT, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust given to rs, dated -
Liber No 765. folio 70, Of the land records
the District Of Columbia and b, request Of the par
BONDAY. the aga day. OF May, A. ID: 1876, at 8
O'Clock m, lin front OF the premises, ell that piece
city Of Washington, in the District OF Columbia,
and known ard distinguished on the ground plat or
nun bered one hundred and ninety six, 1861 to-
iieaes and ppurtenances and hereditaments 70 the
same belop ging, or in any wise appertaining:
Terms Of sale: e-third cash; the balance in one
srd two years: notes to bear per cent. interest
and to secured BY deed Of trust on the premises
SER If the terms Of sale are not Piled with in
enc week from day Of SALE the trustees the
RIG to resell the property ct the risk and cost OF
the defaultipg purchaser or purchase-
ing one week 3 notice IN So ...s. upon CIV.
ID Id, "a irs.sn ofsuoh resale: deposit 81 $50
WA % req IA Cd "a Seon as sold
m,n SS9 osERF 81 Sio HHqqHkIHzHnAN' Trustees.