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IMPORTANT To THE TRADE AND PUBLIO
OVER o1S3,OOO WORTH OF
fohEIGh AND Do = ESTiC DRY GOODS

co,v At their Large and spaciou. Store,
SUhNER 10TH AND n sTS. Washington. ID. O.,
commencing TUESDAY, April IL, 1879.
"A large consignment of Foreign ADD Domes ic
Dry Goods, consisting Of West of England, Ere lch
and German Broad and narrow W lOlen Cloths. of
al shades ana colors; French, Englsh aud Scotch
Fancy Tweeds and Csssine Fnrbsck. Mosco .
aid hsquimaux Beavers, CninchiiIss, Vestings,
Cloaklngs, &c Also, Scotch Fren Ia and Germa "a
Psisiy Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman Lscs, ADD
other fsshi nabie and desirable Shawls, Swi.s Not
tDe ham Laces, sc.
DRESS GOODS III great variety. such as heavy
Blsck and ~ lored silks, Sains, Irish aui 10y ous
PopiIns w oil MeTinos DE- LANES, saeen Go hs,
SerGes, eit CANT imported Plaids Alpacss Elm Dress
Cloths, &c &c yerS rich and rare assOr;m n. Of
Gy oDs SIX Nvets, velv-teens ssd fine Plush Suit
fIgs Prints, Bleached and Unbieachsd Cpttons from
ore TO three yzrds wide, large line of English aud
Anerlt an Bleu kets, FL nnels Ladies' Gem 8 and
Children HUsiefy, 81 YES. Sc, together with a
very choice aLd well selected stock of Velvet Brus-
sis, Administer, Tap s.ry aud Ingram CARPET
lNGS, kUGs &c, &c. fir m M eium to finest i'm
ported marseilies and Turkish Quilts aud q variety
OF tier goods too nun roTs e. mention.
~ Safe 5 to continue from day 20 day until the
eatire stock is cisps sed Of The whole to be sold
viii ut reserve. in lets to suit, all for cash
sales commence daily at 10 a. M, p m, and "a
ID Apl4 I'm
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~salt Lake civ after The ~

~Salt Lake City after the recent plvder
magazine explosion, an Ogden account, saws.
presented worse appearance than IL IL had
been shelled by hostile army.
~Oh, horror Tommy (suddeniy, on bis
way nome from ehurch) What did you take
pence! Look here!
About eighty Harvard students are
wearing breeches and long stockings, aud
For economy's sake they have not under.
taken 70 add ear-mQ9s TO their costumes.
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SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
arl9 tdbs X. Ross PERRY, Attorney


TBCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EAST
CAPITOL AND 7TH STREET EAST.
- By virtue of de, d Of trust, dated November
Th, u. ISL, duly record, d IL Liver No. Cos,
- folio lt2 one of the land records for Washing
ton county, in tie District Of Columbia, and by d.
rection OF the party secured thereby, shall SELL
~ bic auction, in front Of the premises, on SAT
tkDAY. April 29th, 1876. at 3 O'Clock . m. the
follow ing described real estate in the cit, of ash
ipRtos, d. G.: Part OF Lot numbered eight 80 and
sl of Ions numbered niue 49, and teo (l0l in square
Numbered light hundred and ninety eight 1881. be-
eI ming for said art OF lot Iumtere eight 80 at
the northwest corner OF said lot seventy five t75D
feet from the ortbwest corner OF said square and
inning thence cast forty rice 49l fest and seven
()inches thence south twenty two (22l feet eleven
and half Ilb inches: thence west forty nine (4ll
feet and seven f7J inches To the line Of 7ib ct
east and thence north along the line of said Tan
street east twenty two f22I feet eleven and q half
(ll1sl inches to tbs place of beginning.
TENS: One third cash; balance i'm two equal pay
ments OF six and twelve months, with interest, and
secured BY deed ~ trust on the property cold. A
deposit Of $50 i'll be required Of the puI at
the time Of sale, and ell csnveyancing Of the ex-
rense Of tie purchaser. If terms Of sale are not
COMPLIED it'll in wet from the day of sale the
TRUSTEE reserves the right to resell the property az
the rick and Of The de faulting purch sser Don
giving seven days notice in the :. Evening e.a-"
JAMES LYNCH, Trustee.
MI j T. al
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1876 rE's sss*sfsE.AsrA 1876

io'o fEHS SsSXTtIYEANIA 1910
70 the North, West, and Southwest.
DoasbIe Track, stee. Rats, Splendid Soem-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
corner Of 9Th and streets, Is follows:
P P.EaSs Gar e Ri;s,;sars; I.S daily: Wiz
except Sunday
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Oanandsig1s, Rochester, Buffalo, Eissars
Psi:ee 0ars 70 watkins For Ere, osnsnas, san
Brfs,o, ADD Niagara Falls, 1850 .. IN. daily, ex-
Tor New J ork and the East, $40 p M. daily, with
p:s9 p G.rs sstsosea Limited E.prsss q Pail
With Psr,or t Cars attached ''''' '1'es' sunday
ana and das LimfseS
. s;aS =; ~; daily, EXCEPT Sunday; ..,-
saa dor s.s M daily
For Pope's Greek Line $50 m. and 4:20 ,. N.
TOI Ann.po,i.: 90 and 1l:5o 8. m. AID 4:2o ,.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA 3 WASHINGTON
Tor Alexandria, o. z, SOS. $40, is,
$40, s, o. 900, and l1:40 .. II. On Sunday at
Tor the south, via Richmond. I1:so ,. IN. daily,
except Sunday; sas via Lynchburs, 500 .. 10.
and 80 m daily.
Trans leave Alexandria Tor Washington, o,7. 9,
a,io,ll =. m. I, 3, 4, 8, g, and .. m. On
Sunday 1T and 10 q. m, and .. N.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and PaIior Car
Eortheasi corner Of Thrtesnth street. e9 and Penn
sylvaria avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Penns7l ania avenue, and at the Depot, where
dsStin alton from Hotels and Residences
p A. BoYp, IA Gent Passenger Agent:
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A STREE RIOT THgEATENED-Thew WORK
men employ ed on the COVER ment locks in
the Karau ha river at Brownstown, West
Va. struck for higher wages two weeks ago.
The cor tractors brought fifty negroes from
Richmond. and on their arrival last evening
they We re met by about two hundred whites
VIII" insisted upon their return. The latest
reT ort from Brownstown says the negroes
are In the contractors Office, and the whites
have sent whites into the surrounding coun-
try for the purpose OF collecting a MOB.
Trouble is feared unless the negroes are sent
east Brownstown is ten miles from Charles
ton.
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a YOUNG WOMAN SUGD FOR ISLANDER.
MISS Ella Doheny, secretary of the Young
Ladies Christian Association of Fifteenth
street, has been suef for Islander In BROOKLYN
by Miss Carrie Wilson Mss Wilson pro-
cured employment through the institution,
AID che alleges that Miss Doheney has told
various persons that she was dishonest an
not fit To have I'm q respectable house. She
asks $50 o damages IN y Sum Isth
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CBANCEBI SALE OF Two FRAME HOUSES
TEMPLE. AT AUCTION
- BY ytrtne OF d, cree II the supreme Court of
cause No. Coz. | will, on THU asDtY, the ooh
o., = Abrtl, l:l6 at 'oloct m IN front Of the
in squsre N 36 Ia this civ, frontisg 81 feet S
inches on 9Th street west. and IuupfnR bscs With
Houses
Terms: One-tbird Of the purchase money in cash,
ADO residue IN two equal pa meat at six aud
twelve months with siy Per cent interest Deferred
pay mepts to be secured by the purchssrr's uots :.
De ed given upon the final ratification of the sale
and deed OF trust taken to secure the deferred pay
nents or else deed Rivep pen the Iuli paymsat of
the pure hase money Convey ancfnR IT purchaser q
cost deposit of $500 viii be required as soon Is
Duncanson Bros, REGINALD prNDaLI,.
apHtd Aucts. Trustee, 32s ~ st. q W.
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u Ii. WARNER corner I'm and II stroels.

- Il. Wa KNER corner I'm and stroeis.
ESTATE.
81 By virtue OF q deed of trust, dated N owe mber
II 10Th, A ID 1873, and duly orded I'm Liber D.
7S folio 49, of tho land records for The District Of
Coiunbis aud by the written direction OF the party
WEDNESDAY,, the Sd day Of May, 1876, az
O'Clock p M, In front Of the premises, Lots num-
90, In pyer's subdivision of Square numbered nine
hundred and fifteen t95) in the city Of Washington,
with all Il 9 i'm proven ents thereon.
Terms; One third In cash, of which Q loo mus be
paid o. the sale; the deferred payments to be paid
In elk and twelve months with interest at eight Der
cent per snnum and secured b. deed Of trust to the
piled with within GO DAYS otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property, after
Ali conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
WIN. H. WARD, Trustee.
apIoeo6ds j. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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A COLLEGE STUDRNT's SUICIDE.-A stu
dent AIMED John Cummings, OF Abingdon
Va, committed suicide In his room, at tps
University of Virginia, near Chsrlottes vi le.
Monday night. He shot himself twice vsfl,
a pistol. No cause is assigned for tue act.
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CHARLES OCONoR AND MRS. SINCLAIR
Al NEE ti2g of the bar association OF New
York last night the committee appointed to
consider the charges against Charles OConor
IN relation TO the Forest divorce case re-
ported that the statement made by Mr.
O'COnor OF his professional conduct In his re
lations 10 Mrs. Sinclair in her litigRtions
was sufficient answer 10 the charges. Toe
committe does not at present advise the con-
stitution of any tribunal for further prose-
cuticn of the inquiry asked for; but Invites
from Mrs. Sinclair any communication she
may see ut to make. II such communlca-
ton should raise any issue, IL then might be
suitable 10 provide for an invest CATION.
Mrs. Sinclair reiterates her recent state
ment, that there was no understanding thar
Charles OCOnor was To be paid for his ser
vices as her counsel, and while She q oes not
question his legal right 20 exact a liberal fee,
she thinks he had no moral rigdt 10 do so and
says That ia that light, she cannot regard his
action as complimentary or defenslble.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE
OF LIE LIE sTRLnT, BETWEEN T AND
. On TUE sDA 7. April 25th. 1916, q, $50 o'c'k.
Ii Will offer Tor sale, at public auction, in
front Of the premises, part OF lot 20 in square 25
beginning for the same at the southeast corner of
said lot, and running the north on the west line
Of 18th street % and 80 leo feet thence west 100 feet
thence sonth % and IS 100 feet and thence east leo
feet to the beginning. with the tmeroyeme n a
thereon, cOnsi ting of two o.story frame dwell
ipgs, Nos. 1886 and 1888
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal payments, at II aud Is months from the
DAY OF sale with interest. Tbs deferred payments
to be secured by deed OF trust on the pro perry
told. All convs ancing at the cost of the purchas-
els. elOV deposit on the acceptance OF each bid
- MARY HUMES, Guardian.
WARREN c. STONE, Attorney
apo-eoSds THOS. DOWNING, Auct
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A BRIDES REASONABLE ReQUEsT.-The
Franklin PENN Spectator is respoast BILE
for the following story: Gan elderly couple
in town, after a brief courtship, conclu led
10 get married, and the wedding time was
hNed on az evening some two weeks ago.
Punctual TO the hour tue man came. He
asked the woman TO go with him, as had
been agreed. TO a downtown parson TO have
the knot tied. The woman refused 10 go un-
less he would get carriage. They debated
the point earnestly for nalfan hour and then
the nan left, saying he would get a carriage.
He hasn't been around since"
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FINED FOE KIssING is THE srsEer-
At the YCrfviile Police Court; New York,
Judge Duffy fined John williams and Eliza
Brady es3h $40 "fer kissing openly IN the
public street." The judge also delivered an
impressive lecture on the enormity OF the
OfieDee,
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WASH
h0sIis aTSS ,sd rH,haDELPHsa, FA
WEEKLY STEAMSHIP LiNE.-Un-ss&
ard sfter WEpNEspAy, April 18Th, the Steamers
tn aud FRO, i5encs Will sail rom Philaasl phia for
sEsitsi TN o.; every ,s. WEDNESDAY 6 eSd
DAYS end FRIDAYs, iron Johnsons wharf, foot
Of lith street southwest through Bids Lsding is;
for delivery Of freight, 2s received 4 Iaoa st.
No ,os 2; GLTR s,;sG o;;
NO. J. Il. John Johnson stse w..
apis I'M Agents for Warrington.
THE sTEANKR HARBINGER WILL LEAVE
! the Fi:6 Wharf foot l2th street,
Fo.omse Fisheries and intermediate Lssding.
ssdn and usIsS G, .ss
sIIAMER LADY o! THE LAKE
Leave; ths SST psny h.Ts foSs Of 9Th street
ssss n Fsfe. 81 saa round trip. ST.
s,e:neT JN0: ": TH0MPsoN leaves Company.
wharf, foot Of 9th street, every TUESDAY, at 7s:
every IkIDAf; att a. m, fer COan River, stopping
al INT lntermedlafs laaoings
pans aHs q Gs%
opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent. e the
wharf. marN-ly
AorAe hiHA
NOEIINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOCAND LNTEEMEDIATK
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel Steamer
"E. NORRIS"
- captain T. 3 BALDWIN,
VIII commence running to the above landings on
Monday, March 9Th, leaving from
wharf loot OF 9th street every MON
DAY and tn URcDAY at q. m.
.n seiTEPi1s ri Leave s0mini every TUESDAY
fe6zs N. X. FITZHUGH, Agent.
NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,
IN BKfwB8N
PHILADELPHIA, ALExANDElA, WASH.
iNGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
srsn Pier ., North whsrvss. Philsae!sn,s,
fton 5 AZ. Z 4 street eel Georgetown, S<
Do, MONDAY, at y. N.
This line connects at PhiladeIpbiE with Oiydss
aeEslar Semi-weekly Line Of STEAMERS for Prov.-
cence, Boston and New England States. no wharf
q HYDz, agent ter y. Of O,
IN f. SLYDE co, Philadelphia.
u. A. REED, Alex andrfn, Va.
ID. II. y. MINK, 30 evopshire street, Boston,
Srfreights delivered by Knox 3 y press. Orders
left AZ General 0fice, SOB PenRsyivcpia avenue OF
at the Steamer 'Ytsr'. I'll ~ rorVt,y attended
TO. ee17-n
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CONFERENCE OF RAILROAD MoNoPo-
llEs.-At the conference of the trunk and
western lines at the St Nicholas Hotel, New
YORK, yesterday, at which the New York
Central, Erie, Pennsylvania, Baltimore aud
OHIO. MIC 1igan Southern, Michigan Central
and Fort Wayne lines were represente1. IL
was agreed that 20 change should be ma &c
H. rates ON passenger business west or east,
or on the west bound freight business. or on
1--we stock or oil business of the trunk lines
nut that western roads should make the
rs ties on east bound freight, the esS 6ern roads
agrt clog TO accept the same This change
was necessirated By the New York Central
lnsi ting IN Al their connecting lines ont OF
D jcago a. a other western points should be
left free TO meet the competition of the Grand
IruhE o. CtnaOa on east bound business.
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z Ii. WARNER, corner and eth streets.

III TT. "AhNEh, corner and 7th streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Or NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND SITS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 25i,
1875, recorded in Liber 7s9 folio 42i, of the land
records for the District of Columbia and by direc-
tion Of the partv secured thereby, I will offer at
public auction, in front Of the premises on SATUR
DAY, April the 22d. 1876, at o'clock . m, parts
OF Lots and D. In square No. $50, fronting about II
ing back the depth Of the lot to IS feet alley TIE
property Is improved by Few brick dwelling, con-
tanning nine rooms, bay window, and modern i'm
prov enents.
Terms Of sale One third cash; residue In IL, and
Is months. Deferred payments to be secured by a
deed of trust on the property sold aud to bear inter-
est at he rate OF cent per annum frem day Of
sale. S2C0 down at time of sale. All conyeyancing
NJ cost Of purchaser.
NATHL CARUSI, JR, Trustee.
epl2 dsds ID. CLEARf, Sale. man.
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HOTELS.
UNION SOUARE HOTEI

UNION SQUARE HOTkL,
U nsS isST YORK. a. sd PaHaSSs,
At this Establishment are to be found all
the excellsDcies known u modern hotels Of tbs
highest grade.
Its location most desirable in the city.
being in . hrslthful and charming neiQhborhood.
and within easy distance Of the chief public fnsti
t1tioLs the lesiils business houses, and the Erin
cipal fhestsrs.
The rooms are spscious, very Hight, deliberately
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated. and the views
are varied, extensive and charming.
The Rest1ur mt has no perior anywhere cut
OF Paris. Eve-y luxury is here supplied 8. mode
rate cost, snd the attendants srs uniformly oourts
Gus and efficient
night.
visitoFs TO New York VIII nowhere meet
better acco uIno6sttor ar more reason able terms.
~,
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HAWAII AND SAkoA.-The chamber of
commerce OF San Francisco has passed a
resolution asking the Pacific coast Congress
sional delegation to favor the Hawaiian
treaty BILL Onthe subject OF the samoan
TO the effect that while deprecating any ex-
treme measures OF the government interior
ence. reasonable efforts should be male TO
preserve and increase American trade and
commerce on the island.
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NJ K. WALSH, suctionser,
Avn. 921 9Th street, bet. and X northwest.
fO.MUR w.

hUNCAHSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID SITS. u, W.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF FINE I'M
PORTED LiQUUES, CIGARS, SHOWCASES,
HUNTERS, &C, &C, CuNTAINED IN srURE
No, nIO2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
~ On FRIDAY MORNING, April II, IS76,
HFSc Omms ncing at ! o o Clock, L all sell, b.
6fA sorce r Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia IA lldiDg a special term the
18th day OF April, 1876, AT store No. I7O2 Penn
sylvanla avenue nOrtiR (, the entire stock An
lures OF the late Barney Hart deceased contained
therein, cor sisting in Eart f.
HenDessey, OIaId, AID Lavender Brandi.s,
Port Wine. Sauterne, Madeira,
sherry, BitIers, Rum, Scotch whisky,
Champagne, Marischina. Curacao,
Cigars, ShOwcsss s, Pictures.
Counters, stove, Desk, Refrigerator, &c.
This stCcR Of Liquors is of the ii lest quality, the
majority Of which were imported by AR. Hart for
family trade. JOSEPHINE A. HIATT
apis Administrator of Barney Hart, deceas,d.
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN's WILL.-In the
Probate Court OF Newport, X. l., Monday,
the Will OF Charlotte Cushman was again
considered, but the judge refused To al nit
the instrument TO probate. The will has
witnesses. OF whom are at hand. is dead,
and the fourth. John Young. seaman. cannot
be reached. The court requires proof OF the
hand writing of the dead or absent witnes ses,
and In the meantime declines to have the
terms of the will made puhfic
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nj h. WALSH, Auctiobeer,
WI. 92l 9TH street northwest.
SAVED FROM TIE FIRE. THE EN1IRE
STOCK OF MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, &C :,
WHICH WAS SAVED FhO1 The sIRGoF
Mis-. III. HANDLER, No Gag 1TH STREET
NORTHWEST. BETWEEN ANO X WILL
BE Bold AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TIE
PkEMISsS, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDE6,
FOR CASH.
m. on FRIDAY MORNING, April 3Ist,
RXK commencing at 10 O'Clock. Great barg LAS
28x0mey be expected
by o. der OF Mrs. b. HANDLER.
apl9 q NJ X WALSH, Auc.ionear.
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n0WEMAN d GREEN, Auctioueers
u No ala It'll street northwest.

DowHMAN q GREEN, Aactionser.
II no 4l3 It'll street northwest.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
a pin iiih: ISIS, scs TseoldeS May as' ls7s, IL
LibeS 1 foho' and g. one Of the land records If
party secured will ss rooe Of the
premises: at public auction, on TUESDAY, April
Of ground AND premises Sit 10 the CITY Of Wash
iDgton, District of Columbia, and known as lots
By two three.story brick aud basement houses, Nos
~ AID 3 street northeast.
secured by this deed Of trust paid, with penss
Of sale in cash, and the balance at 8, IL. and Is
per annaH The houses VIII be sold .e ssr
commencing with no 81. A deposit Of slOo will be
yeyanciDg shall be at the pnrchas RS Cost. The
trustee reserves the right TO resell the propsrty at
VIM s. HALLIDAY, Trustee.
II Il. WARNER, Corner 7th aud streets.
TRusTEEs, SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
s 81 MNATssA 6HTHEEsT AVENUE AND lerH
lsIa, and duly recorded in Liber No. 7sS f1iio
- ,e7 ct seq. one Of the Lar Records of the Dis.
ion on the premises on mos6Av' APRIL Hfi's 81 h,
in the city IF
ton, District Of Columbia, AM known aud dssisna-
ted as original lots numbered fourteen lD fifteen
ti5l aud sixteen (l6l, in square numbered eleven
bundled nlOO), Containing 1915 square feet of
ground more OF lees
Terms: One fourth cash; balance tn 8, II, sud Is
months, for whoh the notes of the purchaser, bear
Ing interest at per cent. per an uum from day of
sale, and secured by deed of trust the operty
sold will be taken. A deposit of $50 on each lot
will be required at the time of ssle. All convey
auciGg at the expense OF the purchaser. IL the
terms Of sale Il con- piled with in o days from
day OF sale, the Trustees the right resell
The rropsry at the risk and of the defauIting
IDrcbas r, after days advertisement.
CHsS e. FRASER, lr
JSO JOY EDISON, AIus!ees'
spf-en&ds J. r. COLDwELL Salesman
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AUCTION SALES. =
nCHCAssOH BIOS AuCysoa-ers
W scutbssst corner ~ Sth spd n 80 ssurtas--

nUEChss0H BIOS, AuCssoa-ers
W scutbssst corner ~ Sth spa y -.r .,urta.--,
NOTICES OF ALI KINDS. HOSIERY, Krp
AMI O1HER GLOVES. TlES. ENRaDI %.
blks. ,OLLARs AND CUFFS, HANDkER.
ttin rs. JEwELsY, FANCY G0Ops &C
BLING TIE FHIiRs knMaINING sTo x
Oh HAND, INOLIDIN6 sH ~ GASES,
CUUNfERS, -HELNING &C. e bNTATNEp
II Nc sos sTH STkEKT NORTH EEST, at
az Un SATURDAY MORNING, Apri, 22,.
NIfHiW CONNER cling at 10 O'CLOCK. We siii .ell ths
| (IM Goods named a. above. vi, GOVT '. serve
S~ apo p nUNOASS0N BROS, Auct.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiooeer.
InPoRTAEr SALE OF WORKS OF AIT.
EREsCH BRoNZks Groups. FiGUaGs'
NAske BIZ MARbLE CLOCks, FTSE
LII .OAhNkD AhBLE STATrETrES, NAN.
TIL VASES OARO R9OkIysR- &c &c
~ Or II BsDaY aud wGpNEsDAS MOAN
Sk iNGs April 2e g. d as b, At % 40 o. clio Il
NwhI De sold at tbs auction rooms sou,hwe,
~ corner Pentsyl IL anita avenue and lIth .traet
49, grand 20 lee ion Of orks OF srt comnrisins
E. CANT frtn n Bronze Groups aud Figures. Al *
ma1oie II -dsy Cooks, surnoun,ed with Hro- 70
Pfk uTes, eles ant " ntel Vases - Ar,te ~ nm.
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