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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24

COMMONWEALTH COLLEGE. Gg7 Elm
street.. This is the only institution In Texas
nnordiur complete advantages, nj small
cost ior acquiring Sound business cduca.
tton Full course scholarship SIS. Vhp
whole cost for iull course, inrludur ex.
penSe for boal d,uecd not exceed sl2,.
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Hardware Dealers.

MORONEY & CO.. 6l7 Elm street, Offer q
complete stock of assorted hardware, in-
GLIDING iron, steel, nails, wagon woodwork,
plows, etc., at the lowest plices
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esIlrsallEiilaA.

r. CHARRUT, 73i Elm street, importer and
dealer In guns, pistols, rifles, spOrtSman's
materials and gun attachments.
G. b. GRIFFIN, Elm street, sign of the
gilt kew, stencil cutter ana die sinkpr,
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Musical Instruments.

NJ, y. REOFlET.D Il CO., late normnn,
nollnrs u TO corner Commerce MNrkc'
ssnVets, lm' orters, Manufacturers Nnh deal
va, ~ planes organs ana all kinds of must
cal Instruments
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DR., j. w. MCGEE, dental surgeon, corner
Elm and Lamar streets, over 4. ~. Kahn #
Bros.
DIX. j. Il. W. PlIARE5, 5O7 Elm street, over
Rlnke, Jenkins n B0alS
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WE. LYTE Il CO., 100 Lamar ytreet-rstqb-
lished In 1875, Improved and uNiHpruytt
city property for rent and sale, FGfius uud
counties for sale.
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7. ELLINGTON, G}3 Elm street, now re-
ceiying the finest chamber suits, Office mud
diniug room furniture, folding bed lounges.
~ reduced prices. Largcst stock Of cheap
furniture in the city,
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Lnnd snrin Ehanrrrs.
NancEetIrorV.

II. BoSLEY, 1857 Lamarstrcet, sell land
seflp;, SpeculatoH and buyers VIII do well
10 call on him.
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LONE STAR HOTEL, a N. Thus0Cld, pro
prctor, Ai3 Main street, few doors east oi the
Market house Nee clean beds, good board
and reasonable terms, are the CHIEF features
Of the house
ALBION HOTEL, 1925 Main street, V,
Stiurr, proprietor. fiNt-caSS IN every par
tculur. Board by day or week.
PACIFIC HOUSE opposite Texas and Pa
cinc railroad depot. H. WOelmer, proprie-
tor Fair terms.
CRUTCHFIED HOUSE corner Main and
Houston streets. Reasonable terms.
CLARK HOUSE, corner Lamar street and
Pacific avenue. Rates reasonable.
GRANGE HOUSE, new, lust opened. near
City Market, Main street, Terms reasons
bic.
stN JhCINTO, corner Commerce and
Nuslin streets; n iirst-class house; newly re-
fitted; terms reasonable
COMM ERClAL, corner Elm and Jefferson,
r, X. Craft. proprietor. JuAt been reiurnish-
ed throughout with entirely rev furniture.
Its large and cOmmodious rooms make II
one OF the most desirable hotels in the state.
LAMAR. L. u. Root, proprietor, Main
Street, First,claSs In all rs appointments.
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EEMGs aBCl Gaps.


HAMILTON * CO., A07 Main street, dealers
IN hats, caps and gents furnishing Goor9,
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GomtrMcl0rs and lguillers.

NOSE BURliS, 1901 Main street, Michigan
cider sold by the keg ana barrel Liberal IN
ducemcnts 70 the Dallas trade.
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AsOut3 i,Eida NIiOes,

VAuN A. MAY, corner Lamar and Main
tracts. dealers in confectionery, toys, hOl-
Iny mods tobacco and cisurs.
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Ipnmtists.

A. BROWNLEE, 7OS Elm street, will con-
tract for all kinds of buildings in the city or
country.
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Causes tho Body to Gain in Solid Flesh

Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upnn The attention Of those who have been
exposed Ia faint of improper character,
The afflicted are insured that this IL not ore
o. the worthless noSlrums Of the day, but IL
prepared upon scientific principles, by u
phj Sician OF thirty years experience. sold
everywhere.
Principal office, Is Murray st., New York
saptS.leOd-wly
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REED 4 LATHROP, sos Main street, keep
an hond u tul ana varied stock OF books,
pnner, wall paper, blank books and prin-
~. material.
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lEO0lAa and Stntl0nnrY.

HARRY BROS, on Main street. dealers IN
n'Gf.End shoes. Repairing done at short
notlra ami reasonable prices.
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Gsatl,s.
uotnnd cold, at Wilson'S, Al Elm street.


ALFRED HENT 81 Elm street. opposite
u,e Dollar store. The best bread and CAKES
In Dallas.
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PhYSicinlia.

wan and surgeon, '' ""i" '''''' p"'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
oil ED.

H0BGkINs. On Thursday, April 9Th ly-s A, q
CLOCK, MARY q NEs, aged 81 months snf 4 day.
daughter OF John ~ aud Bebeoca E HOdgkins
George W Hodgk ms, 3Os sfh street north vest. o,
Saturday, pril Sun, Ct a. cloc a ma The frie.as
invited C attend.
KELLEY On April 9TH. 1876 at @ clock |, mn -
EILl \, believed sife Of John Kelley. sgd O. years.
southwest. Saturday. sth fnst at o CLOCK a m I'd
proceed 20 80 Domisic Church, where reguiea
mas viii be celebrated Relatives aud frieuds Of
the family are respectfully invited 20 attend.
McDoNoUGH. On THURSDAY, April 9Th, LES a.
- M, OF Pneumonia, SARAH, wife Of James C.
sth street southeast, on sunday, At SO o'cIo1t :
Relatives aud friends are invited 90 attend.
OALEl. On the morning OF April 7th, 1876 NJ
~ clock OF ~ phOid pbeumOnis. kLIZaBgrH Or
Lki, seed 20 years, widow Of the late Everett J.
Bring back 20 ne our mother,
Oh YOU'D that this might be:
But mother We must Gait shflo
Before We meet with thee:
For thou art csln " sleeping
Ia the colo and silent tomb.
nd we are lett here ping
In this dark world Of gloom.
But may meet thee mother,
Where kindred part 10 more.
And urney v 18th thee, hand IA kaaa,
AlOnR the spirit Shore
1or that sweet das ". re longing,
when death shall set N free
Wen spring 90 meet zach other
BYHkE nsYGsTrR. MR.sU
he June. al will take rlace her son IN Lev
Tho ii whestley, On 9th street, tween Z ana y
friends Of the family respectfully invited &c
attend.
TODD. On April eth, 1876. at lis Huzv.
. ns'ive OF Scotland beloved wife Of William o.
Funeral from residence. No so. lath street north
west, on Sunday sfternooR 9th inst /. at oclOok1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

Fa-r re Dc'ror Pc Prcsl
hf spike, OF Detroit. regards the n,ofera
- :" m OF school etucatiol rs abominabie,
NJ spikes head Is lovel ABOUT that, Mr
Spihe hsSn Z any children. aud nndlGg thai
MS vile was drifting away nom the coat ola
.,s.,s sIonsi iaess 81 twenty years ago, he
stsrttd oct few weeks ago 20 reform hes
Come % reject. he remem hered ,haf each
ever tng's conversation consisted Of zossIa
s ss. n nn esek-dresses, Saratoga knots.
morning be said 10 her. Maria take the
daily psper and poet yourself let this
eternal gossip go by default and store your
mind with knowledge OF the great events of
The period"
She began 20 stare. Mrs. Spike f. a eoos
woman and dui:fGl wife. and she wanted 70
90 Just what Mr. Spike thought best. He LEI
hsr slone day or two Gnd then asked
a., SIi' MARIA who are The opposing parties
|" Boss Tweed and Cara Louise Kellogg
Wa The prompt reply.
90, HUM, he said ss he rubbed his hands.
teh resolng the papers, I seer"
answered. s'eNs s"s
who are the Csrlistss- he grizzly assea.
LESS see" she mused; they bsven,s snv
thing 90 do with the Centennial. hsve tbsx..
maria are You fool" he bluntly asked
She began 10 cry, and he went down town
II was plain 10 her that she had made a t,,.s-
take. and she determined 10 d. bette a..
froze right 10 the daily paper for the ne.t
three days, and when he began 20 question
her again she WAS ready for him
Maria" he asked. what about ths
Beecher scandal Wv
Mr.. Bowen has come out against Beech
er, she replied.
..Thai's it-thai's business" he erclaimet.
w bat about the Suez canal
a.. Inc English have purchased controlling
Correct. noble woman. Now vou arr oa,-
ting 20 be somebo v now you how conmo~
sense. Now, Maria, what j. the condtt on NJ
Mexico Al The present time"''
No sieighing there" She proudly answer
His countenance fell aud seeing the changs
she tried 10 set matters right by adding
The later hBg Is raising cain down there
The look h. gave her nearly broke her
heart. and for long time She looked al tie
LEFT leg of the coal stove while he read a
pamphlet containing the biography OF NIo-
toria woodruff. She flnally asked The
tunnel under the Straits OF Dover Will be a
great enterprise. won't ia"
"Ihere-that's sense, he replied, bri ghtes-
ing up again.
ter In i rance she observed.
That's right-thRt's correct. Now THINK
you know something"
She felt elated with his praise. and boldly
inquired How did that McKinzie clone
meDt case come ouf2'
Now YOU krow something now Won ara
worthy OF the name OF Spike" he exclaimed
well, Babcock ought To be ashamed of
himself TO run away with another man,
wife" continued Mrs. Spike.
Spike wilted.
That is, Joyce and Mckee cant be con-
victed OF robbing the Northampton bank.
can they" she asked.
he groaned.
oil meant the A lfonsoists didn't-didnr-
they"
Spike went out and leaned over his gate
and looked at the weather. When q nelghbof
came along and asked him II he Thought it
was going 10 rain, he replied. ono. blast
deep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE BELIEF OF THE POPS that the Cath
Ollie church will yet be restored To its ancient
splendor does not appear TO Moderate. On
receiving an international deputatiOn re-
Gently he spoke OF 1.-The revolution As every
where let loose against the church, aud of
the fate awaiting prosecutors, al ways cnas-
tised in their impious work. Recalling the
bones be said the Catholics, now every
where scattered and prosecuted, would re-
vive like those bones at the divine breath
and reappear full Of life. History from one
end to another showed the sad end of peree
cutors, who had never been able To DESTROY
the church, but had persisted through their
own fDiauities."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

RoBBING TaE Poor The Sprln gield,
Mass. Republican states that in the settle
Tnent of the affairs OF Patrick DOnohue, pro-
prietor OF tho Boston Pilot. who recently
went into bankruptcy, IL is found that Mr..
DonChue had been In the habit OF receiving
fuhcs from persons, chiefly Irish Catholics,
WHO wished Ia pl ace them I'm safe hands: that
many an Irisbman dying had left his little
properly to be cared for by him, and others
living had left with him their scanty earn
1nes; that as president OF the Emigrant saw
ings bank he suggested 10 depositOrs that he
would receive their money just the same as
The bank and would invest it for them and
pay them seven per cent. interest; that these
deposits and trust funds have been put into
his business and lost
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TOMORROW,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

I'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR HousEHoLp FURsIrURx AT
AUCTION
IN On SATURDAY MORNING, April sth
~ 1876 at 10 o'ciock, In front OF my auction
M rooms shall sells, superior collection OF
Rosewood Case Piano Forte;
Two French Plate Pier Mirrors nsar new
Five sets OF elegant Black Walnut Marble Tor
Chamber Furniture;
Rep and lair Cloth Psror Furniture:
Marble Top Tables, Lounges, EASY Chairs;
Cot age FDrpiiure;
Fair and Husk Mattresses;
Feather Beds, Bcl-ters aud Pillows:
Rrnssels, Three ply aud Iug grain Carpets;
Eslcy Iron Bird HOUSES, American Flag:
EaLcy Iron Bird Boxes and Flower Baskets;
WslU tut SideboaTd,. Dining chairs;
Extension Diring Tables;
Walnut end Cane Seat Chairs;
China and Glssa Ware;
Ice King hefr Rerst0r, nearly new;
Ooob Ing ard Heating Stoves;
Kitchen Requisites, &C
Terms cash.
sp6-2t THOS. BOWLING, Auotioneer.
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MARRlEn

at the Metros olitsn Presbyterian Chute h. b. Rev
Dr. John Chester. Mr FRaNE ". Pass, ~ waiIa
Wsiia, W. T., TO Miss la ID. ILLsLEY, Of H.rri
sOp, Msine.
BBoDEs-BEIL. On Tuesday, Mtrch =, ISIS
At the psrson.se OF Trinity EpiscOpsl Church, by
Il. BELL bsIh oi Washington, -. q. Washing 90
sud VII giEia papers please cofy.I
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apr Il WASH. h. WILLi.msS An
III A & 5 II AIS ALE.

vi A Ks A 5 ale.
In virtue of writ of veuditfs exp,ns,
issued out Of the Clerks Office of The su-
prema UOurI OF the District OF Columbia
aud TO me directed 1 viii sell at public sale for
Cash 10 front of the Court house door of said Dis
triot; en- FRIDt Y. the 18th day o. april, Is1e at
12oclock No the following property, to wi. viz
terest In and TO Lot No los, In Sorsus subdivision
Of Lots N :. j, 3. and 5, 10 Joshua rishar'
subdiv sion Of Square No 57s together with ell aud
singular the imprnv thereon. in tke city OF
Washington, ID. q seized and levied upon a, the
property Of John Amber Smith and " iIi be sold 70
satisfy execution No. Ii SIS in favor If Lewis Por-
ter. ALEX SHARP
app Isl u. s Marshal ID. q.
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@"My SON" said an old man, "bewsre of
prtjudices. They are like rats, aud men
minds are like traps prejudices get in easily
but IL IL doubtful II they ever get out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

AMERICAN EXHIBITORS BEHIND TINE
II may interest New England exhib itors who
have delayed shipment of goods. or proper
notice OF contributions, to knog that ~ is
now too late for them to have matter insert
ed In the first edition of the merican sec
ton OF the Official Catalogue The manu-.
script is in the hands OF the printers. To
those who may not see the circular OF the
Massachusetts, centennial commission we
submit the following condensation Df is
contents: "Owing To the delay OF American
Exhibitors about g. 0O0 carloads still remain
10 DC e..,Ie'. inc 18th of Al ril is positive
~ the last day of entry. This is a: the rate
or car load every two minutes during the
working hours OF the days vet rema' ming,
which is an impossibility."-[ Ptiid. CIR BoS
ton Commercial Bulletin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07

THE PH LADELPHIA METHODIST COW
FkBFNCE has passed a resolution sapproV-
ing The action OF the Centennial com mission
IN deciding 10 close the exhibition on Sun
day" calling on the managers OF the zoolog-
ical society to close their gardens likewise,
and protesting against the runni ng of Gen.
tennial Sunday trains. They also resolved
that camp-meetings are for the benedt OF
those tenting on the grounds or residing In
the vicinity, and commencing that where
Sunday trains cannot be prevented Sunday
services at camp-meetings be dis continued
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NOUNG MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE of IMPROVED PROPER
TY, No. 1889 SIXTH STBEET MONTH

OONd q huctloneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
~ No. 1888 SIXTH sTBEET NoHTH-
n BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of
tenn, passed in Equity cause No 4ys24,- docket Ia,
will sell, 81 public auction ia front of the prem
$50 ocioeE p the foowiSs de.eribe real real e.
tate, vih the improvements thereon 10 wit: Part
mencine for the same at point on street north.
vest, % feet from the northwest corner Of said lot
thence south 6 feet thence west 9, feet inches to
sad 9th street. and thence north l6 feet to the point
sto9, SOuss se consist of two
The terms. Of sale, as prescribed by said decree
are One third cash, and the balance in three 80
equa Dstslments at 6, IL. and ls months, :the de-
cent from the day of sale and secured 10 the salts
faction OF the Trustee. If the terms of the sale are
sale, he properly will Re resold at the risk and
est of deisultins purchaser ueon five days sdver
pinned and pnsshed in m the e,y 1 IF
deposit Of SlOO will be required at the time of
'S' n Psssss ftSses
sp3I2t YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
XVAsH b WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE TWO STORY
FRSNTING on doRcORhN sTRsET. BE.
WEES TEsF A. :sI HG eTRstTH STREETS NORTH
q B, ViTtu, q a deed Of trust dstei October
-
- ioo 81. one of the land records the District
Of Columbia; and by direction of the parry ured
the prtms on FRIDAY nSr afS 15on 9,
at 80 O'Clock D. m, the following described real
Of Columbia to wiz and known a. being si Of lot
numbered fourteen Il4l, in Chapman, Ealey and
bered two hundred and forty [24OJ, with Improve
m.nts thereon. consisting of two. STORY and man
saId roof press brick front dwelling, with base
| ment
Terms of sale: Amount Of Indebtedness, end ex.
ne n-eO of m h. IA AT and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest At 10 per
cent. per annum, and secured by deed of trust on
purchaser. s90 Down on day Of sale, and If the
s "a a n ss The
%..s WASH 3 &lI IGRR srS S"ss
CHAhCERY SALE or RIAL ESTATE AT
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF K STREET, Be
House No. sac. 9Th STREETS kAsf'
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
Sass will offer for sae At public auction, in r9at
lSt. and H. is square No SIS described =. follows
:; thence IS feet inch on street; tSsIcs nor g
feet inches theroe vest Is feet; thence cor 3 Is
thence 50 feet to line Of 9Th et tkeRce south
9Th street feet thence west So feet thence soulh
81 Zee ireSss fsom southssss corner Of saasrs on
9th street thence north 9th street Sc feet hence
Issa
to place OF beginning; with impr thsreoE
PAID IL c..S At the time Of .se snn S.Ss
ise esf.r aud the balance in sSa. i.s,s mem az
T by Ps;; 81 P%s q 70 b Da
r.s 20 be fully complied With Within i've d.gs
thereafter, Otherwise the properly to es sold after
M h ssk. sad IN E 9
OHARLEs s. WHITMAN, Sole tor.
B. n. wARAxR, Auct cps sssds
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer-

TBUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRUPkRTY FRONTING ON TAX OURNkR
II 10th AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
- By virtue of q deed Of trusr. dated he 10 b
day OF December, u. 1874 and duly record@d
in Liber No. 769 folio 3i5, of lsni records
for Washington county fu the District Of COLUMBIA
and by dire ct'on of the parry secured tn re,p .
shall tell at public auction in front cf the prsm
on FRIDAY. April 14th, A. u. ls76, At 80 m !,
All thai certain piece or parcel Of ground sitnsre IL
raid city OF Nashington, and Enoun and designated
rs part Of lot numbered ore u, in square numbered
pine hundred and fifty tive 9sll Beginning for said
part at the souths ast corner OF said lot square,
and running thence wet along the line Of NJ street
south nifty one feet ano six inches 81 IT. in thence
north seventy five feet and as f. lin J.
thence east fifty one feet and six inches 81 fl in
to the line OF lOth street east and thence south
enfy hye feet and seven inches as # in to the
place Of beginning, with the improvements thereon,
consisting of q biick dwelling house containing
eleven rooms
Terms made known At the tima Of sale
WILLS J. BABCOCK, Trustee.
cps d&ss WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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@Schoolmistress-s'J ohnny, Pm ashamed
Of you! When I was your age could read
as well as 1 can now" saw, but You'd a
different teacher 70 what we've got"
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RAILROADS.

/ UNIVERSAL X. X TICKET OFFICE.
BsILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
f'd"ctioH n 81 Sas Or D s9.a n Ia m -
upon any other Office or depol EH,z HH 1zN9MH
in this city.
Apply to MD wHITEsIDE.
apply Q1s Penn ave :, w asLi 1gtoC. n n
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1876 rE.s sttH!! 1876

ROUTE
70 the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seen.
cry, Magntfcent Equipment.
Of and :s sss . N follow h5Sn Depot
S9s fittsGburE and the West, s .. m. daily, with
I.ss . Gsiasao. ana fG 1is9 I. daily a. s;s
sAoea sunday
r Su sAd.f sisi.r.
s.. ssss.:s. Is: SsS: *
:ss ss.s y Pm III
is 4s:Ss a.! s.i.ssss a' saas:''
's spd e sSSS 9. , %S sa.S.,
t:s s.ss .s S%sa.; SO q. m. dali,
a ~. ss nm :si 40
M. sIoepi sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG BALL
NAY AZ AND AND ALEXANDRIA 3 WASHINGTON
Observation-Disclosures
NJ "a ';oy "a seo LAO M on sunday 81 -
ror the soa sa1 via Richmond, ll4o 2 NJ daily,
except Sunday; s I, via Lynehours' 1903 O. m
Trans leave AisIandri. for Washington. 8. rs,
Sunday Il s .n1 a. M l., and s D. Z" on
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Psrior Car
soTbsss es Of and Penn
sylvsnis avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street
orer, cam Tor the cSsesns Of ssssxs
destin alton from Hotels and Residences 's' "
FRANZ as1R m tasssas'r i anssl,
RALIInORs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME, April srH, 1876.
AsSoo-s.ltinor. - And r%T ss sfHtson..
I:o0-Bsltimors, Annapolis and Way Stations.
1:S0-BALTlMoRR EXPRESS.
s:lS-CiDciphsti, St. Louis and Pittss1rx M.
sso-Bsit@ore sndW stssions. ON ma sunda,
s..o-Poin 20 ., Stopping pns a A. Rely , only.
Experimentation EIrR sss 10 stops
ia:I5-Baltimore, Way stations and Annapolis.
IN p Psllm.1 PsElo! Cars
ss,p;s:ss, s;sS Ssa. h.,s SEM mo
ststlSa. vi. As.soD pehssssT Branch sne way
.:So-BALIINoRs EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel
ssoGaeaSo tas' 22 :aa ss. s.ssSs
s:009- s.,.l EIREks S.;
Sssssii%s5s e: :Ps Wa s ss:s'sn:
ee-s. Lo9 Ts oineipnst, Pittspnrs $50 ~;
III Way ssssSn. mn %so sna Sio sae
Divisions. NO connection for Pittsburg
s:2s-HEw YoEk ElsH, EIPRrss. Sleeping oars
ss.-ss, Esn I .ae ,!,ne,,., Wa, stations.
500, S;2a. and 9:3S ,. m. daily. All other
Learins Ca,nfer Stat,o~ tr Wass,.sto..
A:43, SIS. 800, 7:30, s:45 g.. n, 1890,
<:1e. 400, 6:20, 6:33, 10:1 .. N. daily.
$50, S;2o 1870 s,5 2; NJ s;1s. $50, SIS
Ne connection on Sunday for Hsyerssown, An
1apols, Stanton or Valley Branch, nor for Kew
York and PhilsielphiA Of 500 IN. and ! 80 pm.
For further information apply al the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass Pennsylvanis avenue, where orders win b
aiken for baggage 20 ~ and received Of any
soipt In the city THOS. B. SHARP,
Master of TRANSFORMATION.
l.. n. COLI. General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. novl-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-07
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON

II 81. wARhER, corner Tth aud streets.
AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE.
STREET WEST tIpE, BETWEEN I4iH AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY, April Sd, 1876. at O'Clock y.
- m will be sold at auction. in front OF the
premises, the above described DR. rperty. The lot
has front of 81 feet on street, BY Q depth 81 leo
feet. The dwelling has eleven rooms Hot and cold
rear OF lot.
Terms; One third cash; and the balance In one
ana two years. with interest at eight per cent per
annum, secured BY deed Of trust the property
sold 8l0o down on day Of sale. All convey sncing
at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
ven Gays
HAppIy to AustiOneer for permit to examine
the property.
mars J. 7. C0LDwELL, Salesman.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain, until FRIDAY, April Z, 1876.
ap4d J. T. COLDwKLL. Salesman.
TT'HOs. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, Sl9 fth street.
On FRIDAY, April 7, at 5 ,. N, viii
= Offer for sale. in front OF the premises, House
No ~ street Borthv est, canfaIDinG six rooms;
gain.
ap3 dSds THOs. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct.