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Gen. sherman 10. the Prc-sae.ey.

fft7a a heccN fnftTflc1C.1
Now, general, would like 10 know N yos
SAYING you would not be a candidate for
Il was. ] meant every word wrote. but
would publish my letter. I Know ht,, on,ss
wei personally, and have been at his homs
Hosn IN Noole county. He IL good, fAther-
- si,S ~ oi msh-thst -, family man. sup
poetu ne wrote me entirely from persons NJ Ia
terest, and " ss surprised that he publisheus
my letter. However, I meant AZ and ali
rot, under any circumstances, be a candi-
Suppose you were nominated
al would decline"
Suppose the nomination were unauimoux
and enthusiastic"
81 would decline any way. cannot think
OF any circumstances tnat would Induce me
10 accept the nomination. There are a
many men In the country better ntted for
the place than 4 am. have no civil exoerf-
euce, as every president should have. The
country wants change In this respect. MIL
iisry men know no way OF settling troubles
except To hight, and our country Ia now so
peaceful that a different policy Ia neefef
We want civic president. and not militia
~ one. Now, there Is Blaine: ne would make
splendid president, aud he showed his no.
lltical sagacity when he headed this Jef
Davis amnesty affair. He f. going 10 De hard
10 beat for the nomination. This man aayes
would make magnificent run. He IN very
popular, and has much OF the real statesman
IN him. Astfonger candidate could hardly
be named. Morton IL remarkable man.
and lifted Tor any political position IN The
gift of the people. From his knees down he
is physically dead, but from there 20 the top
OF his head he IS about the uveliest man in
the country. i love Morton for his war re-
cord. He was the best war governor we had
lie never complained that Indiana had fur
hlshed more Than It's just quota The de-
10 he complied with. Thousands of the war
democrats would vote for MIN"
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VRUSTEE' ELS SALE.

By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing
cate july LIST, 1863, and duly recorded in Liber
Il. No g. fOlo SCI in the land records Of the county
OF Alexandria Va and at the written request of the
p.rty secur' will sell. at public auction. in front
OF the MarE.t binding, in the city of Alexandris,
Va, Oh MONDAY, the Sd day of 4 pril 1876, at
oclock m, 30 satisfy the slaRce due and unp aid
o. sad deed Of trust which is s6BO with interes at
SCI en- a. per cent per snnum from November p,
loIZ The pre- perty described rsid deed of tru 4,
les The property relea-ed by me by deco of Noven
her ~ ls2 recorded among he said land records of
said county, which property 10 situated ia the coun
" of AieS abdria, Va, shout two miles westerly
from the hqueduct bridge known as Spring Hid, -
hear the fruit farm ef a. Phillips, Sontaining
ele en- acres. improved a comfortable two-stnry
Fran Dwelling, about 400 fruit trees aud 200 grape
vine Ia good order, and is well feaced and in good
dition.
Terms: Cash. Si0O will be required of the pur.
chs ser a. t. time Of sale All COnveyanciDg at the
purchaser cost If the terms of sale not fully
compile iih in one week from the day of SALE the
Trustee reserves the right 10 rasel the property at
the ISL and cost Of the defauliing purchaser after
five day s I'D yertisemsnt
OLIVER COX. Trustee
msrl-2tawtd w. WILLOUGHBY, Attorney.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

DhDN 4
In accordance with act of Congress approved
June 70 1874, 90. s. Statutes, vol Is, page 225
there VIII bs sold a. auction, the highest bidder
at M. on Tt ESD af, April 4th 1870, the M ate
rial Of all kinds contained in the old all Buildings
Walls and Fenses. located in Judiciary square.
The material to be entirety removed within thirty
da1s afe sale Ten per cent. Of the purchase
money will be required on day of sale; the balance
before work OF rtUoylDs mat rial il commenced.
q k. BtBCOCk, OIL of Engineers L. L. A
mara 2zw3w THOS BOWLING, Auct
Rem and Ohrop I
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DR. kOBEHxsoH, d
HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL,

C N0 isIE NEW WORK PSo PanAsGs.
At this EStabIis nm nj are to be found all
the erceIleneies known to modern hotels Of the
highest grade.
its location is the most desirable IN the CITY,
being in 8 healthfal and charming neighbor hood,
and within distance Of the chief public fnsti
tutioIs the leading business houses, and the prin
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, deliberately
furnished aid thoroughly ventilated. and the viovs
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Restaurant has superior where out
OF Paris. Every luxury Il here supplied at mode
rate cost, and me attendants uniformly courte
Gus and Efficient
The sIsVatsY Is available o, all hours, Day and
night.
better accommodation OF more reasonable terms.
janlS-3zn
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BOWMAN GREEN, Auctioneers
IL No 4l2 7th street northwest.

SALE OFx ERI HALUABLE BIlLpING LOTS
ON SOUTH STREET, BETWEEN FIRST
AND sNCONp STREETS EAST, ADJACENT
TO THE CAPITOL PARK.
- On TUESDAY, March IL. at & o clock
- m. in front Of the premises, shalt offer for
sale at auc' ion, the beautiful building lots on
south street Capitol HILL being lot No. z square
No 729 This lot Is 40 feet inches trout by l28 feet
II Inches 10 81 feet alley, and being situated in
the most beautiful and desirable location Ga pito
Hill offers rare opportunity 10 parties wishing to
purchase hrst- class buildir sites.
Terms: Two Thousand 8 2 COO cash. and the bal
aTce in one and two years, with Interest at per
cent payable semi annually. Title guaranteed
perfect
marI4-d BOWMAN GREEN Aucts
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MAR RIED.

BLAUDY-ROBINsON. On the 18Th Of March,
leo, IT Bsrnum 9 Hotel. baltimore, by Rev q.
Clifton Penfck. ATWOOD BEAUMONT BLAUDr. Of
GAINESVILLE, ONO, TO CLARA A. kOBINsoz, Of wash
ington, d. @.
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STEAMER LINES.

"PEofLA0' LIE
NOMINJ. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOCAND INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel ste mer
"E MORRIS,n
captain T Z BALDWIN,
VIII commence running 10 the above landings on
Monday, BsIch 9th. leaving from q. -
WhaiffOOt of 9th street every MON
DAY and TIL URsDAY at IS a. m.
Returning viii leave NOmini every TUESDAY
feb25 N R. FITZHUGB, Agent.
THL sTIAMER HAhBINGEH,
CAPT. NJ. Z. GREGG,
Will leave 6th street wharf at noon -
on SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Ee-0
for Pstomac Landing, including -
Mattawoman, Mscnodcc and Rasiers TO Nomini.
feb2s-tnOvl Agent.
NEW EXPBEss LINZ VIA CANAL,
IL BzTwBBS
YHILADELPHIA, ALEIHNDRiA, WASH.
NGICN AND GbOhG6IOWN.
Sr3m Pier ., North whsrves, PhiladeII sia,
SATURDAY, es IL m. x(K-k
From 80 W after et,9eorg etown,s
ID. U, MONDAY, at p. u.
This line connects at Philadriphis with Oiyde's
Regular Semi-weekiy Line Of Steamers for Provt-
age In Boston by this Hoe.
G. y. HYDA, agent for d. OF U.
WM. r. CLYDE 90, Philadelphia.
u. A. RkED, Alexandria, Va
u. ID. q. MINK, 80 evonshire street, Boston.
~Freishts delivered By Knox Express. Orders
At the Steamer wharf, VII Re promptly attended
70. sepi-tr
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N Z w 90 K : .


New Helps to q Holy Lent By Bishop Huntington
Some Week Days in Lent. Wilkinson
Readings for Every Day In Lent Miss Sewen.
Dear rlssh OF ent; Rosary for Lent and other De-
votiOIsl Books.
The Anna ShtptcH Series. In paper and cloth,
How t. stud, the Bible. BY l. Moody
For sale b. WIN BALLANrYNE.
7th afr
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RAIIROADS
1910 rE"sssSTSf,yxANIA 1876
To the North, Qess. and soutavest.

coHote Irach, Steel Rails, SyItesdtd Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
corner Of Oh aud B streets. as follows:
PsIlor Oar e Pitt.surs; T4o N. daily daily, VIII
Pslsoe Car to Chicago, sud Mss D. N. daily,
BALTIMoBE AND PVToMAo RAILROAD.
s1r Canantsigna, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
and eis sa s sun
Palace Car to hoohestsr For Emirs and stp
ana daily iss i. sTDday
Palace Gars .,tachedi Limited Express * Pull,
With Parlor Cars attached ''' '1A''''
ssa aa I'M E iaSss' tsss...
.s s;1S a. "a N .,s daily, sIeey. sunday
Tor Popss Greek Line $50 .. m and 4:so ,. m.
Yer Annapolis, T:so .. m and ass ,. m. s,oep,
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA 3 WASHINGTON
For AleIsSdri.. o,7,s,s,1O,IIam.,1
o. o., zoo, sad lao D. N. On Sunday At ..
For the south, Wis Richmond. II:lo D. m. daily,
except SUNDAY; snS via Lynchburs, 1855 .. n.
Trans leave Alexandris for Washington, 8, rs,
Sunday !. .nd =. 3, m =, a.. 3; and M On
Tickets, information, Sleeping ana Psrior oar
S1sRss car Be StocnEsd :, the 0sss
sylysnis avenue, Northeast corner Of sixth street
ana rennsy.Ssn,s svenpe and at the Depot where
iessn alton ffnm mn Hotels sn and sesIdsnces
u NJ; BoyPo IA Gen. Gen Passenger agent; agent
RALfIMOKR AND sHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIM FsERgAnn 18th 1879.
Asao-s.lth 1A s and r~T VS. st,,ians
i:0o-BaltimOre, Annapolis and way Stations.
7:3O-BALIIMORB EXPRESS
sSS-Circinss St Louis and PItfss9rs E.-
80 press Dinner 2, Cumberland, Md
.:.o-Point Of Rocks and Way stations
iOi hoREUNLlsrTED EXPRESS No stops
i2:Is-g.lsimcEe and Way stations,
l:3o-Sbb% wv aoEs ASp NORFOLK ExPRIss.
s.so-BSMlt an s.. FredsyTick, asserstOwn and
sa.TgsIs Esrry Winchester and Va,
s:so-BALIIMORE EXPRESS Stops at Laurel
sso-ds sl%S5s a91r R9i,s and Way Stations
6:0V-BALIMORE EXPRESS
6:05-Bsltimore and Way Stations.
s:oo-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburs Fast Tx
Al Way Station, on Ohio and ohicss'
s:2s-NKw YoEx MIGHT ExPRzss. Sleeping cars
s:ss-Bsltimore and principal Way Stations.
a;13o' 800 20 59;4S am. I:3o, <:.s $50
zoo, si29. and $50 .. N. daily. All other
Lsar.ns Ca.1dsn sta,.on 10, wa,strsso..
.iss 800, sac. s'ss, io;1o ,. m. daily. .'v'
$50. S:2o 1890 q N. S:1s' $3.50, sIs
1spelis, stsunton OF VALLEY Branch nor for New
and Ohio TICKET ofsoes, WssSfnstcn Station, and
.EsD for baggage e :. CHECKED and recei7sd 81 .ns
soint in the city. TAOS. Z. SHARP,
l.. n. COLE, 9sneIal Ticket Agent.
GEO. S. hOONTZ, General Agent. novl-n
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THE 1900. 900 BOND RoBBKR.-Thomas Mel
son, who was arrested At Philadelphia on
OF certificates Of Ohio and Toledo stock stolen
nom President Ec kley while asleep on q
train on his way to New York, was arraigned
yesterday, but his case vas postponed. The
detective who arrested Nelson has obtained
two hundred more shares In bankers once,
where they were LETT for sAle.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TnTE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ADJOINING GEOnGFTOWE ON TIE
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust, executed to me
n BY Richard 8. Cox, bearing date on toe 18th
dap of January, A. ID. 1879, and recorded in Liber
No GA, folio g. Of the land records of ashiu
ton county. District Of Coiumbis, shall offer at
prblc auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
21st day of March, A. D. 1876, at the hour of 4s ..
m. satisfy the debt secured in said deed, and at
the request in writing Of the holder Of said debt, the
foowibg described property, viz: All that tract Of
land owned by tbs said Richard 8. Cox contiguous
To Georgetown, in the county OF Washington, Dis
rict Of Columbia lying west Of Fsyette etreet and
north Of and adjoining to Seventh street conti aued
being part Of q tract called "Berleith," and con-
tanning sixty tbrse acres more or less, Improved
BY q la,ge double Brick Dwelling House, Stable,
Orchard, &c, less that portion thereof hereto
fore sold by the said Richard 8. Cox to John Ii 4.
Small and John II. Berry. This property Is sold
subject to Prior encunbrances and taxes unpaid At
time II sale
Terms Of sale o. 757 and expenses Of sale In cash
balance in one two AND three years; deferred pay
be secured by notes, With interest," and deed
of trust the property sold A deposit Of sac re-
Qufred at time Of sale All ey ancng ct cost OF
purchaser. IL the terms Of sale arc NOT com piled
with within Eve Gays after day Of SALE the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the perty ater 1--WE
days notice. ct the risk and cost Of the defaulIing
WIN. d. CASSIN, Trustee
mar9d THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer'
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DANIEL DRhw, who went into involun-
tsry bankruptcy on Saturday at New York,
has q liability as trustee for his four grand
children In the sum Of $500 900, which Is only
PARTIALLY secured, and he ID also liable to the
same children In S226 900 secured by mort.
cages on his house on Union square. he IA
also liable for $3.50 900 endorsement notes 10
the two seminaries that bear his name His
total liabilities amount 10 81 100 600, and his
sssets % S946 900, In addition to 775 shares of
the Louisvflle, New Albany and Chicago
railroad. 500 shares OF the Canton COMPANY.
and . quantity Of real estate, the latter be,
ing heavily mortgaged.
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NEAR l4TH STREET NORTHWEST
By Sir'ue CT q decree of the Supreme Court of
The District OF Columbia, sill. Ing 10 guilty, and
PASSED In equity cause no. 0S, doc IL, Carroll
Land Of al tn. undersigned trustees. appointed
bY said court will cell at public auction, in front of
the premises on WEDNESDAY. March - 1876, at
O'Clock p. part of orr gna lot numbered fifteen
rs In sQusre numbered two hundred aud fifty three
(atS) In the city Of Washington beginning for the
same at the northeast corner of said lot, running
tn, Ice west Is feet 10 inches thence south SO feet
inches. thence east p feet inches: thence s0uth %
feet i0h inches: thence east feet inches: aud
thence north 50 feet l0 inches to the point Of be
shining. together with the Improvements thereon.
consisting OF comfortable tSo story and attic brick
dv cling house.
This property i. located near the Treasury and
other departments Of the government and In prox
unity to the Ekbitt House aud Willard Hotel. aud
b. reason OF its location Possesses great advsut age
any other pro perry offered for sale 1t l.
nearly opposite the Foundry N. Z. Church, being
honse No 1344 G. street northwest.
Terms OF sale prescribed By the decree are: One
third Of the purchase money in cash and the residue
eighteen months, respectively. after the day of sale
With interest. deposit Of e2se viii be required at
the time OF purchase. All conyeyancing at pur-
chaser cost III the terms of sale shall not be fully
complied with within one week after the day Of
sales the Trustees reserve the right TO resell the pro-
perry at the risk and cost Of the first put haser after
giving Elk days notice Of such resale.
L. X. ELLIOTT, lr
A.TH0MAs BRsDLEv,f trustees
maria dads WASH. b. WILLI4MS, Auct.
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TkUtTEE's SALE OF TwO.STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON TIE
BETWEEN NJ AND NJ STREETS NORTH
q By virtue of Q deed OF trust, dated October
iii 9th, 1875, ~ recorded in liber No. 602, folio
5o, one OF the land records for the District of 90
iumbta, and at the request of tho .rty secured
thereby, will st at public auction, in front the
premises on TUESDAY, the 2s.h day f March,
1876 at 3 O'Clock p m, the following desc ribed
real estate, ing and situate in the city of Wash
Ia gton and hi let of Columbia, known and de-
ssItbed as lot numbered twenty one, (2lD in Aus
TINS subdivision OF square numbered ninety niue,
49, toRef her with the i'm provements, &c.
Terms: 0ne-third in cash, balance in and II
moEths with interest At the rate OF eight ger
secured by deed of trust on the pro perty sold A
deposit OF 500 will be required at the time Of SALE
II conveys nclng at pulcha.ers cost. Ii terms Of
sale ore not complied with IN FIVE days from day of
sele, the trustee the right to resell risk
and cost Of defaulting pu chaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
marl3 eo&ds ] GOLDM ELL. Salesman.
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COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL AND kINDLING MOOD

GOAL AND kINDLlNG WOOD.
Our stock CT COAL Is now complete, embracing
all the choice qualities. and to which invite the
attention of CONSUMERS. Our
PATENT BUNDLED kISDLING WOOD,
with FIRE hEht-r in every bundle, is the best in
use. For sale % all gTOc-rs-try it. DO shayings,
paper OF EerOsene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE CLEAN.
sfEPHENSON d BRO,
Mill and Depot 7th street Wharf,
feb24ly Branch Of5ct I2I- Pennsylvania avenue.
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GOAL CoALI wOODi WOOD!

CHEAP CHEAP POR CASH.
THOUSANDS Oh TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily, goes Of the best varieties OF AZ
binds Of COAL and WOOD
Now Is the tine 20 buy
III you would save money get = fsos srft.s ana Jsn
esrEas, f54G pounds 70 the ton, call the under
ptgred before you buy
Having two Of the tsTsoss nsrve. In tas District,
snd all the facilities possible thereto nexed for
the deyerJ Of Cosl direct from our vesseIs 20 the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
Eents. a visit 10 our taryes and DEPOT will con-
vince one At gace Of our unsur passed advau.sges
Good PIsI WOOD Delivered Is Low ~ % SO DeI
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as Low - O. to ~
per cord.
single Trial is sal that n necessary 70 oonytpce
the public Of the shove facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Main Cfioe and Depot 81 Johnsonb WhaYyse, foot
os 18th and 18th streets.
orcss- iiGs ~ I 's s.,... northwest .B,x.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
WasH. B WILLIAMS, Auotioneer.

WAsH. b WILLIAMS, Aueiion.er.
GktAT AUCTION SALE OF FINE, BARE AND
BUUks,
nz,N O mmencing at mT au-tion -o1ms. 1901 :,
hfH rner lot ami streers, THIS EvESIS q.
49, O'Clock, contin1irg until the entire
och is sold Ihis Is rare chance for DO TX buyers
list ed Ia tbe variOu. Department. on Iterstnre All
ar invited TO examine this superb stock 81 books
ouIlns me Cay. sale positive. Terms ca.h. mli q
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TBOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY.
- By virtue Of trust deed, dated ApriI LIST. 1874
10, recorded in Liber 746, folio il3, will seIi
on III U BSDAY the 23d day Of March, 1876, at 4 y
oc,ocs m on the premises. Lots Nos al aud AZ,
In asst subdivision OF square No. 935. The prop
.rty fronts 10 feet l0'h street east, and has a
depth Of h6 feet 20 an alley, and Is improved with
q comfOrJ able Frame Dwelling House, &C
The property will be sold sub iect to q prior trust
for 8 400 bearing date -, with interest at 10 per
cent, paw able half yearly.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; residue in two e1uai
payments at six and twelve months With interest
bsstcured by deed of trust. All cOnveyancing aud
recordir at purchasers cost. 500 deposit when
the property is knocked off
LORING CHAPEL. Trustee
marl5-dts THOS. DOWNING ,Auct
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2 II WARNER, corner 7th nd + streets.

Is. IL D. corner ''h ana streets.
RIsTEE's SALE CO TwOsTORY BRICK
HOUSE ON FRANKLIN STREET RFTWFEN
4IH AND 3IH STREETS HORTHWEST
~ BY virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated July 10,
HS 1873. and recorded ia Ltbtr No 1875 folio Ia OF
tue leSd rec ords Of Warrington county, ID. q and
at the request Of the party secured, will sell AZ
public auction, to the highest bidder, on TUES
DAY, March st. ll6, q clock, in front Of the
premises. lot 50, In c Hardness subdivision Of
square $40. and the improvements.
Terms: One third cash; balspce in 6, II and Is
months, with per cent Interest, to be secured By
deed oftrust, and to be cCm piled with in days or
the property TO be resod risk ard cost OF tbs
dofsnlttp9 purchaser. 100 down on day Of sale.
mlb-w ,m,tu Oh &RLkS 7. DAVIS, Trustee
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THOS. z. wAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate AuctiOneer, 5I9 It'll street.
On FRIDAY March 18th, at 50 D. m, / will of
Zen for he sale on the premises No. st. north
east, three story and basement Brick Hou. hay
ing 10 rooms and all modern improvements, being
Lot 224 10 square 675.
Terms day Of tale.
msTI3 dts JHOS. Il. wAGGAMAN. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
COX & CO., Auctionsers, 639 @ s;reet.

X n. cox 4 CO., Auctionsers, 639 @ street.
a On TO MORROW. THURSDAY March ,s.
" Gaao 8 m. ~ tfobt q our auction ROOM. No.
IWsiI ksrf Tursitu sss0r,ssSi 81
~ ohameer' PsrloI, Dining room and kitchen
Also new Ootisge saites, Walnut sidebO.rd,
Chairs, Mattresses, &c sc.
sl,o, one large Bow window, Counter Scales,
II RN. cox On. aao,iOueers.
DUNCASsoN BIOS, ouCtioneers.
II Southeast corner 9Th and u sts. n. W.
LARGE AND PEREmPrORY SALE or
SL9THING, HATS, &c, TO OLJsE CON
On SATURDAY MORNING. March 18th, com
nenoing a. 10 O'Clock. within our auction rooms,
sod dssirsb.e stock Of DRY Goods, &C in PAT. viz
Prints. Muslns, Dtlsines, White Goods, Hosiery
Shirt Brsids, 0pefs, canton ana bite Wool Fan
nels, Linen Shirt Fronts. Hsndkerchitfs, &C IL
all good assortment of goods, and Will be sofa
marls- DUNCAEsON BROS, Aucts.
DUSCANsoN BROS, Aucttoneer.,
As NHsS aSos SALE OF STOCK OF MILL
TrEE6pSInsIP P.G HsTs sIIs, BSxss
LADIES uEpERWEkR, sC.brs. VEfLfNG,
SksyErp8Ss tfNES f a5oSs 6 GoIESss,
CUFF &C., BEING THE ESTIRE SroCK
m. On moSbt9 M5Rs III ascS m.TeS goth
M g mmeDcing at 10 o'clock, ct the sales rooms
~ Of DuncaD-on Bros outheast corner OF oh
STR cts northwest, we will sell the entire stock
~ RETAIL deAler, in part e general assortment ~
Trlmm n - lG sets Fnrs; Flowers, Hats, Hair Nets
IrnRes. $50 pieces Ribbrn, Embroidery I,sdtes
Underway, Shswls, general assortment or KID ard
othe- Gloves Illusion, Green Barsgss. HAndk-r
chiefs Belts, Shirts and Drawers. Collars and Sus.
Ornaments, Fea- herr, Skirts, Bonnet Frames &c
Sc, in all large AID desirable assorted stock OF
Goods, TO which sttsntiou il called.
NATHAN ROHB.
SOLOMON BBOwN. asssnees OF IL. Baum.
marl5 At DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-15

- The Brooklyn Argus Is going to change
hands, and possibly politics, within q week
or two.-lN y Or. pitiJd. Times.
~The coal miners of the Tuscarawas val
ley, Ohio, are on q strike, in consequences Of
reduction OF ten cents per ton in the price
for mining coal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-15

MASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucttoneer,
w (Suc ,essor to Green Williams, Auctioueers :,
No. 1901. northwest corner 10th and d streets.