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TURNING his NJ AkRIED DAUGHrFR Our
some ten or twelve years ago "A young mau
hsmed John McCarty came TO this city and
Nss emploted by Mr. Thomas Miller, presi-
cent Of the Friend street railroad comnanx
The Young man WAS industrious attentive
10 business, and gained the confidence OF his
employer 10 such an extent that he was
taken into the family and advanced - post
ton a. time rolled ON until ne found him
kelf superintendent OF the road During this
IlIne De hsd saved his means. aud, by Judi
cious Investments - AT present worth per
maps 5000, or Si0 0n0. Everything passed on
Pleasantly between employer and employees
nntll last Monday. The astounding infor-
marion was then conveyed to Mr.. Miller that
McCariy and MS daughter Maggie mai been
married for nearly two years. and not a soul
In this CITY excepting the couple were In
formed OF IL As the story goes. the young
people, In company with other young folks,
went to Cincinnati In Aprti. lisa and while
In that city the nuptial Knot WAS tied Thev
returned home with the party, aud have
kept the secret locked within their breasts
for two long years. Only a short time since
Mr.. Miller presented his daughter with a
Rouse and lot which she recently sold for
5000 10 5000. IL Is said that Mr.. Miller
was so iDcensed At their secret marriage that
he forbade his daughter and her husband re-
naming longer at home Columbus Journal.
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT occurred at the
opera house In COvington, Ind. the other
eNei lng duriIg school exhibition. A chair
was overturned by accident. which struck
the fOotlights, demolishing seven lamps and
hettlng The stage on IRE A terrible scene en-
sued, In which women and children were
ramped under FOOT. TIE entrance 70 the hal,
was literally blocked up with helpless wo-
mel and poor little children, from four 10 Al X
deep, grosning, writhiug. and crying with
pain. With few exceptions all seemed
craZedi chairs were hurled IN the air blows
were given, To say nothing OF the wells ana
cursing that escaped the tips Of a portion OF
The excited throng I'm their endeavors 90 get
from the hall. The flames were soon extin-
eulshed by the heroic efforts of Mrs. Clay
pool and Miss Stella Hamilton, one of the
teachers, assisted by several gentlemen, who
succeeded In smotheriIg the flames with a
piece OF carpet.
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A Famous Domestic Litigation.

A DECEEE FOR AN INSANE WIFE
A Telegram from Louisville, April :, says:
The famous dome site tragedy suit. CON
monty known as the "Newcomb case /" was
decided day by Chancellor Bruce in favor
OF The plaintiff. The outline of The facts is
substantially as follows: In 1885 II ID. New
comb married Miss Cornelia w. Read, onth
then being residents OF Louisville. In 1855
Mrs; Newcomb became insane, and was
finally placed in the Massachusetts, hospi-
tai, at Louisville, by her husband, and is
now In that Institution, though never Judi
cially found TO be insane. In 1872 the Ken
lucky legislature passed an act by which an
additional ground for divorce was declared
TO exist In cases where the husband or wife
is iDcurably insane, and such insanity an
hereditary faint not made known at the time
OF marriage. Under this act Mr.. Newcomb
obtained a divorce, and some time after.
ward was again married and had two child
rem by his second wife. In 1874 Mr.. Newcomb,
Vile. Nashville and Great South
ern railroad, died, leaving large
estate, which he disposed of by Will.
AT this juncture the friends of the irst wifi,
instituted a suit claiming her property ri ghts
TO the estate on the ground that she had never
been legally divorced. The case has been in
court more than year, and to- day a decision
holding the divorce TO be absolutely void,
and decreeing TO the first wife, Mrs. Cornelia
w. Newcomo, her property rights as the
lawful widow OF III. ID. Newcomb, was rem
dered. The result OF the decision is TO give
the first Mrs. Newcomb one third OF her late
husbands personal property, stocks, bonds,
money and the like, and dover In lands. the
greatness Of the estate, which exceeis a mil
lion and half dollars, and the prominence
of the persons involved in the litigation,
have given the case unusual interest. The
will OF Mr.. Newcomb devised siO0 900 10 the
children by the second marriage, and 10 their
mother, all of whom are now living. The
decision does not affect these provisions or
invalidate the will: An express Kentucky
statute removes all question 81 the legtti-
macy OF the second carriage, and relieves
them from any imputation.
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WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FROETING ON TbE CORNER
IF 10TH AND II STREETS SOUTHEAST
YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE oF IMPROVED PROPER.
Ti, No. 1899 SIXTH STbEET NORTH-

WEsT. MUD
= By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
tbe District Of Columbia. hold ing q special
tenn, pass Ia Equity cause No. LA, docket Ii,
will sell, at public auction In front OF the prem
ises, on MONDAY, the I 9TH day Of April, 1876. ct
$50 O'Clock p. the following described real es
tate y II b the improvements thereon TO wit: Part
OF lot numbered Z, In square numbered 4sl, com
menc1ng Tor the same at point on b street north
west rs feet from the northwest corner OF said lot
z, aid running thence due east 80 feet inches,
the nee south is feet thence west g. feet inches to
said 9th street, and thence north Is feet the point
OF be INNING. The improvement consist of two
story III anne bouse.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree
are One.thrd cssh, and the balance in three go
equal instruments at 8, IL. and IL months lthe de-
ferrtd Payments to bea- interest at eight 80 per
cent iron the day Of sale, and secured the salts
faction Of the Trustee If the terms OF the sale
not complied with IN seven days from the day Of
sale, The property will be resold at the risk and
c. st OF defsuling purchaser upon five days adver-
It's. ment q the same in some daily newspaper
deposit Il Si00 will b. required ut the time of
sale. All convey ancing at the purchaser cost.
JAMES q. BAGGS. Trustee.
sp3 JH YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

DuHoAsssos BROS, Aaor.nser.,
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS. ssooms
sksssls Srls sseGs Lssffssi s5rr ne
Pg BE sa. THT INrIRh CONTENTS OF Tss
@6 On MONDAY moRNIsG. April Ia,h
.s.. Ct .ss IN. .s s =; as
b.. oantsiasd thsrein, comprising:
gusfsi:: l.. a.r sss are, fac., s...e,,
platform and Counter soales,
Be,Ss sss s.ce iV q i:-sn s.ueos.-er to Y.
sss ar N c"es
sers DUN1sNSON Bk'IS
sp7a D Auetioneei..
-HTHE ABOVE saLr WILL BIZ CON
IikukO TO MORROW Tuesday, MORNING,
II DUEcANsON BIOS Aue,s.
VIZ SELL, A. Pus.Ic AU0I!oy, on
q he srsn,:s.. tire. .sOis Bfist .u.... No:
tsax and ao street 'Og,sess TsIr; made
= 0ei PSsss.s l a q Iel sas..
THOs. Z wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, s1s Tth street
- On WEDNESDAY. April ,ath. q, sp.m.,I
l. It; So and tSe south % % Lot 10, in .su,re
AID @ streets northeast, i'm proved by two sub
stantisl brick houses.
sp8 dads THos. Z. w.GGAMAN. Auct.
TTNITED STATES MAbsHALs SALE.
virtue Of two writs of feri facas, issued on. Of
me CIerss once OF the supreme Court Of the Dis
tret OF Columbia a. TO re directed, VIII sell, at
door said bsiliet on s%rGRbaY ane asts
f Finch Ss ApI Tsb dss s, at Ge'Scs Marion
the icn,Hing described property. viz he wrst
half OF lot Nc ls, in square 10 asa IN the civ OF
the improvements tber-o se ned and levied opon s
the pr perty Of Victor NJ. Rurche aud viii be sold
% satisfy No l5eS. Ia favor of Ow aud
A. use o. Alexander, aud ISosS in favor of
AK. sHAgP, U. 8 Marshal DC
hPrII oto, 1910. apSdtds
RIRCB & BOBBY, Aactioueers,
Nos. Gas AMI $40 Louisis q svenue. between 9th
snd lOtn stress.
SEyEE OCTAVE PIANO, WALNUT AND
SHhAmBHk COTTAGE saTs, qsEEN REP
PAkLoR FuRNITUBE: MARBLETOP ia
skhiN caRPETs. bEb sh BspbIsG ri, kIr6 IL
~ AND R uS ROOM FURNITURE, &C,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. a,r,
xf ". commencing AZ 10 o'clock, we will sell
w the entire stock Of Furniture contained in
pIivste RESIDENCE No l4i0 18th street northwest,
We name in part viz:
One elegant octave Piano, Stool aud Cover
walnut On mb-r Suites, Cottage Unal.ber suites
Psrlor Sets. MaIble-iop Tables
Bedstesds, Bureaus. Extension Tables and Dining
Crockery ard Glassware. Stoves. Bedding
BRUSSELS, Threeply ard Ingrain Carpets
we call peciaI attention OF buN ers the alb oya
sale as the goods are nearly new ana in good
Safe peremptory. Terms cash
ep7 BIRtH RUBGY, iuctiOneers.
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NO RUABUG.-L. RICE VIII lAy . fair cssh
price foG s2y ki.d q Lses:: 1sHs, i Ed Gu!
SROBe, %. 693 7th street, between y And q south:
Hote by nail PROMPTLY atteoded -. 0AylU
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NJ A B q II AIS SALE.

In virtue Of o writ of yeuditioni exn,n.,
issued ont OF the Clerks Office of the Su.
preme court OF the District OF Columbus
Cash in front OF the Court house door of said Dis
friSt; on tRlDAY the sth day % April, 1875, at
AlJehn Amber Smiths right, title, claim and in
telest 10 and TO Lot No los, in Snrans subdivision
subdiy sion Of Square No Ss together with all and
singular the improy emepts thereon, in the CITY az
Washington. ID. o seized and levied upon a. the
property of John Amber Smith, and will be sold TO
satisfy execution No. S35, in favor Of Lewis Por.
ter ALEX SHARP
ap-m u. Marshal ID. O.
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CONCERNING COFFEE, Prof Eaton OF Yale
cent lecture. He showed by statistics that
only one man In three could drink Java coffee
and not more than one In 100 Mocha, ani
Yet nothing is easier than TO get these coffee,
and nearly every package of ground coffee is
labeled Java. By far the greatest part of the
coffee used in the United states is Brazilian
or Rio coffee. Indeed Brazil produces more
coffee than all the rest OF the world put to-
gether. Taking Rio, Mocha and Java, we
notice that the grains of Java are larger ca an
either OF the others, and OF a slight yellowiSn-
brown color. Rio coffee has rather larger
grains than Mocha, and the color Is usually
considerably darker and some what more in-
dined TO greenish. In flavor Java is much
is richer and spicier than Rio, while RIO is
the strongest of the three, and, indeed, f. per-
hsps the strongest OF all coffees. IL 10 true
OF all coffee that the fewer broken and dis
cOlored grains In IL the better the coffee, and
no cup of coffee can be really excellent I'M
less all imperfect grains are removed before
the coffee is roasted. The best coffee here
Obtainable Is an equal mixture of Java aud
what Is called Mocha AS the grains OF one
are much larger than OF the other, they
should be rossied separately, bnt ground
together. TIE common cheap ground coff-es
Etain usually q little coffee, and mere the
bulk issupplied mostly with eitherpeas or
rye Chicory Il too high priced To be us-d TO
any treat extent, and the people who think
that, n their coffee is not really pure 10 con-
tains only q little chicory. are probably
drinking peas and rye. made dark and bitter
with burnt sugar. Toe higher sound u z the
tile of the coffee, the poorer the quality, as
q general tbirg.
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AUCTION SALES.
: h. wABNER, corner 7th and Y str sets.

II II. wABNER, corner 9TH and streets
TnusIEgs, SALE OF LOT, IMPsoyBp BY
TBRkE,ST BRICK HousE, No. 1910
n BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dsted NJ arch Is,
lSa, and duly recorded in Liber 7ts, folio rs, Of
u land records for the Dist let Of Columbia and
the request OF the party ,ecurtd thereby, Ue viii
ell n puons aucuon In front Of the premises, on
MONDAY the 10Th day Of April, 1876, a. O'Clock
p m All that piece Of land situate in ashiugt IN
city In said District, known and deefapa,ed ~ Lot
or hundred and thirty eight (lss in Morrison And
tthers, subdivision OF Square three hundred and
sixty nye ,56S according to the plat OF aid sub
division recorded in Liber d. c. 1, folio s, Of the
suryeyors once OF said city, together with the
same Del nsing subject, however, 20 Q certain deed
exhibited ct sale. "
Terms $50 I'm cash tof which $50 must be paid
ct time OF salei and balance in g. Il ana Is month";
with interest ct 1o per cent, pay able semi
70 De secured o. deed OF trust the premises sold
Trustees will resell ct risk OF defAuine purchaser
AsDRsWk b RSk Trustees.
nAfS eo6ds + ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Ancttoneer,
wv No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE Two STORY
AND MANSaRD RODE PRESS BRICK

TRUsTEE SALE OF yALUABLI Two STORY
AND MAN6sRD ROOF PRESS BRICK
FRONT DWELLING. WITH EASEMENT,
FRONTING ON O0RC0RAN STREET. BE-
TWEEN 18th AND l4TH SHEETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust dated October
- eth, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No.
~ iolio 81 Of the land records for the District
OF Columbia, and by drectio of the party secured
thereby. shall 81 At - bltc auction, in front Of
the premises, on FRIDAY, April l4th, A. ID. 1876,
estate situate ia the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia, to wiz and known as being all of lot
Numbered fourteen tlib, in Chapman, Exley and
k'chaIos', trustees, subdivision of square num-
bered two hundred and forty (3fOD, with improve
ments ther, on. consisting Of two story and man
meLt
Terms OF sale: Amount Of indebtedness, end ex-
pt nse OF sale in cash, ard balsnoe at twelve and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest 10 per
cent per annuD, and secured by deed Of trust on
the premises sold Convey ancing ct the cost Of
purctaser. sac Down on day Of sale, and IL the
terms OF sale are not with within i've days
from day Of SALE the Trustee the right to
resell the property ct the risk and cost Of the de-
msI29d WASH. r. WILLIAMS, Auct
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
" AUCTION
ON THE SOUTH SID OF < STREET, Be
TWEEN SIH AND 9TH STREErs EAST

HOUSE No. $40.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity eau @ No
1885, will offer for ss,e, At public auction, in front
# the premises, on street southeast on NJ On
lots and y, ie sanare No s1s described as follows:
Commencing s. feet from southeast corner OF square
thence Is feet inch on street; thence north 63
feet inches; thence vest Is feet thence north Is
feet; thence east 81 feet inch thence south feet
the east IS feet to line Of 9th street. thence south
9th street feet thence west IS feet south
76 feet inches 70 place Of beginning. Oommencipg
81 feel inches fIom southeast corner OF square
9Th street thence north on 9th street IS feet thence
west - feet inch; thence south - feet themes
feet inch thence south feet thence east s. fest
Terms: One:third Of the purchase money r. be
paid in cash q the time Of sas, or within i've days
II end - months, With interest from the Day OF sals
secured by notes Of the purchaser. o00 70 be paid
Of sale 70 be fully complied With within i've days
thereafter otherWtDe the property TO b sold after
i've days notice. at the cost and risk Of the default
inS purchaser. WI MCKEE DUNN. Trustee.
CHARLES 8 WHIT0AN, Solicitor.
B. b. WAB0ER, Aust. aDS eo6ds
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RAILROADS.
1876 rr.ss sSttEEA. 1876

SoufE o'"
70 the HsrtA, West, and Sslthvest.
O0sbSe Track, Steel Ratts, SpSendSd Sceu-
ery, MagntfceHs Eqwipmens
Of 81 s1S css tine rSn
e 70 fGtsss; s:sss a.. stG .s a;
B. sAGGT II,IS. Asg roronA9 sAILsoAD.
SS; - s:s, :.s ssI saSsss s siss
F.!:: J::. r ss :ss;s ss;st:.s
IA. ss''
daily. s;1 E saSss' t s1:S:.,
ts .sSs s, S"ss.; ESQ . NJ dali,
lssl d rhs ;r1sSs sund :si 40
T0I AM seoi!. 5 90 and 1855 {. m and 4:ss ,.
SsffS5sn sLikAsbHsIsA wasEis s4tS
5os, sas lilo m NJ. On Sunday Sun Il g
Tor the south, vie : H,on,uend, ,l:so I, m. daily,
exc s1GePi Sunday; md vie Lynohburs, f;ss .. n
Trans leave .le1andIis ior " ssnington, 8, T.s,
ssnd.y !, .nd :. M; :. an. M ; 81 M On
accommodations can be procured at the Ofnces:-
yIrsnis avenue, Northeast corner Of sistI stree.
snd Pennsylv snis avenue, and ct the Depot, where
isstin alton from Hotels and Residences ~
rRAsk ss sPl ss;y
RALyiHORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TIME. April 51H, 1876.
~ A6AYE nASH.NGTON.
f:OV-Baltimore, annapolis and way Stations
I:30-BALTIMoRR ExPsEss.
s:1S-Cir cin.sfi, St Louis and Pissssurs ux.
ssoBss,iSors p sDS vat Ct Nd
, s;,o-PSip, :, assss sns w ss..iSn.
isS-sKW TokH .s1 G sos spS Ann spp....
,,opf Pgllman Psrlos Cars
Staten. vs .,a s:s% and
t:2s-TEederiok. Point Of ROoks' Hassrstswr
stations Wa hstrop DcnssssT Br sne ="
.:se-B. .I.I ExPREss. Stops at Laurel
s2pss and W.. s..S.
e:0o-BALIIMoRE EXPRESS
sSeB siin.Sfe AND AND Ws2 s ssss.ons
s.os-st. Louis, Oincinnatl, Plftsburs. Fast NJ
scn c01me %so S: and e :n9
Divisions DO connection for Pittsburg
':ss-NEw 1oEk NIGHT SxrRrss. Sleeping carr
90 go $50 SEQ md . an G.; t s;Ss,
rain daily except sunday.
.4 t:sT rs ca Sds s $50 T:.:s ,sso
t:ls, 900, $40, h:35, 1O:lO ,. m. daily.
$50, S:2o 1880 m, Sis, $50, SiS
.pss, sssanon % Or s9anoh nor ieI sss
Torh and Philadeiphis 81 500 am. and 1870 pm.
md ohia l 9es safca sns
ass Pennsylvsni. syenue, where orders vii be
AIKEN for basssss ~ checked aad received Of any
-oirt IN the efrT THOS. Il. sRABP,
msster of Traps sort stion.
l.. 81. COLE, GENERAL Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. kOOETE, General Agent. novI-sf
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THE TRADES.

A LEAANDEk BALL, WILLIAM BALL,
"A (Ld!s ruth e.. W, BarkrJ
BALL 4 CO,
N anufacturerg and Dealers in Doors, BASH and
Blinds, Glass, Hardware and all Building Material
% Massachusetts, avenue between 9th aud 7th
streets northwest, sell goods 20 per cent chea per
than any other house. Call aud examine. je2s ~
II NJ D v = d.
JAMES +. BRIEN,
PLUMBER AND GAS Filter,
marg-tr sl17 at. NORTHWEST.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT FURNI-
a B, virtue of deco Of trust, dated the 18th
,g I. tql!o 2 one q the land record.
great Of the party secured thereby the ne, re
public auction. on THURSDAY, April 1871, is76.
the following vim superior
One G,lt Frame French Plate Pier Mirror, tsl.b
Walnut ParI-r Suite, (upholst sred in Crimson and
Two Walnut Hail, cloth psrlor Suites.
Superior Walnut .rble top Tables, Drop Light,
Brosz.d Mantei Set, comprising CLICK aud Can
saparb Ba osfss tsy ss.
s %slnqt W.Idrs6e., single and double,
leather IillOws e nd Bois.ers,
domestic Sewing Machine, in perfect condition,
walnut ssisI:,sS b ssssT A..
CHINA and ela;sssrs,
Toilet Ware, Kitchen Requisites, 80.
GEoRGE T GIBBONS. Trustee.
ape-dts lRepl THOs. BOWLING, Aust.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
TEUsTKEs SALE oFvaLUABLE IMPROVED
o1s AND sTkssrs Ss GakSEE
BY virtue of q deed of trust. dated The 18th
day OF December, ID. 1874 and duly recorded
In Lber No. 769 folio 3a5, of the land records
FOR Washington county iu the District Of Columbia,
and by direction OF the parry secured tn reby, I
she'll tell at public auction In front OF the premises
on FRIDAY, April 14th, A. j.. 1876, at . 80 m
AL thai certain piece parcel Of ground siusre in
said city OF Washington, aud known and designated
az psrt Of lot numbered Ore ) in square numbered
part the south. asst corner Of said lot square,
ard running thence west along the line OF street
south nifty feet six inches 81 II Sin thence
north seventy five feet and seven inches rs f. in D.
thence east fifty one feet and six inches (5l #
to the line of 10th street east and thence south
enfy hve feet and seven inches as It inD to the
place OF beginning, with the improve thereon,
consisting Of brick dwelling house containing
eevt q rooms
Terms made known at the tins Of sale.
WELLS J. BABCOCK, Trustee.
ap3 d&es WASH B. WILKINS, Auct
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
COR NOH.OLK
sJEAMER LADY or THE LAKE
Leave; ,hs Gs p.nI ShfTs toSt Of 9th street,
stsp m Fac. So So round "a trip, Sc. ,&c
Tickets good until used.
FOB POTOMAC BIvER LANDINGS.
Steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Comp sny's
wharf, foot Of 6;h street, every TUESDAY, at Ia
IN for CurriCman and Int mediate landings, aud
every FRIDAY; at a IA ,f.r Cosn River, stopping
For information apply st the Office of the Com
opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, At the
"DEOFLEs' Lilac"
N0tAHao S5FzSf f fEHEkaE yHfES MA
LANDINGS.
The sidswheel Steiner
captain T BALDWIN,
viii Commence running to the above landing on
Sna " ss6 street ss , sss1, FM6s
DAY and tn URsDAY at a. N. -
az hes1sPips Win isave sOnini every TUESDAY
fs6as 20 " N R. rITzHUaH. agent.
NEW ExPBEss LINE VIA CANAL.
~ BrTwKEN
'HILfHsRsh4toSsHl1hk 6 4aat54ass22At1 :AsH
Prom Pier >, sor aiSS % sts Phl.asl.sts,
From s. v . e str tsi Georgetown.
d: o., M0NDaf,at 6p:m.
Regular semi-weekly Line Of steamers for Provi.
dence, Boston and New England States. 30 wharf
sse In Boston By ;his line Isvn. nc
wns eLrPs 6 SaP fsllsasiSa i. D. o. o.
IA. REHp; Alexandria, vs.
SFrets ats delivered BIZ KnoIs Fxprsss. Order.
ieft at General croe, sos Pennsylvania avenue. or
u the st's,asrs ~ssr', vi ss promptly attended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

A W NIN 5.
JOHN o. HOGAN, us Ma-k., Spao,
Manufacturer OF a Newly Pateoted Spring Roller
aod Nentilatipg Awning for Stores. Hotels, Public
Buildings and Private Dwellings. Flags and Tents
for sale OF rent Sole Agent for the only genuine
Mildew Proof Avning Material. sepl5 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
TOALi COAL! WOODi WOOD

EOAL! COAL! WOODi WOOD!
CHEAP! CHEAP FOR CASH,
TbUUrAHps of Tons ORDERED
Arriving daily cargOes VI the best varieties Of all
Kinds OF COAL sEd " 'lOD.
Now Il the time t. buy
Hyou would save money setb rood GrfirLs and INST
fr.tSA,, 40 pOuf d. % the ton, call tbs under
signed before on bul
HayiI two % The largest wharves In tho District,
aud all TIE fsct!ti % -ible thereto suneXed for
the 0tLyeTy Si Coal dir CT from vessels the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
HeDis visit TO our Wh.ryes aud Depot will con-
vince enc a. glance ot our unsur advantages
Per Cord.
God OAK WOOD Delivered as low as Sc to ~
per Cord.
A single trial - s that is necessary to convince
the public of Ale above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Main Office AID Dep & at JOnnsoas wh.ryos, foot
q 18th and 18Th streets
oas..s Z 1902 street northwest.
NH i1l2 9tn street sug2J-eo