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New Advertisements.
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY orTEE AGE.
DIR, JOBIAS,-HENETtAN- EMINENT,

Over % years before the public. Warranted, or
the money returned, To- tnra Dysentery, Diarrhea,
nally. Perfectly innocent; see oath with each
bottle; and Chronic Rheumatism, Swellings,
Sprains, Bruises, Pains In the Limbs, Back and
Chest, externally. Not a bottle has ever been re-
turned. although millions are sold annually.
Price, so cts. Dr. TOBIAS HORSE LINIMENT.
in Pint Bottles, is the Best in the World for the
cure, Of Lameness, Old Sores, sprains Collie and
Dlstemper: PEiee, $l.0o. TOBIAS DERBY con-
no pay. They allay Fever, Purify the Water.
Soften the Skin. give Fine Coat, and improve the
Appetite Price, o5 cts. Perfectly innocent, as
Col. D. McDanicls who has seen the recipe testi:
ies to, as we'll as the Liniment. He has some OF
the Fastest Running Horses in the World. Thou-
sands Of certificates have been received. speaking
in high terms of the above medicines. Sold by the
Druggists. LIPPMAN BROS, Savannah, Georgta,
A0pDfS
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4. II. HAYNIE.

!, Ms- The friends of Mr.. ANDREW H.
OSBORNE beg leave to nominate him as
candidate for School Commissioner at the
approaching election-subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
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ms- The many friends of Nal. R. NJ.
BfJRNS recommend him Us suitable per-
son to represent them as County Commls-
sioner from the northwestern portion of the
County-subject to the result of the primary
al
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~ The many friends of J. N. CAR
VILE respectfully recommend him as a
suitable person for School Commissioner Of
Anderson County-subject to. the nominass
ton of the Democratic party. Help our
disabled soldiers. a \
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MEssRs. EDITORS: Allow me to say that
accept, by the persuasion of many friends,
the nomination of the Democratic party for
the office of Judge of Probate-subject to
the primary elcction-and my many thanks
to my nominating friends.
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FOR SHERIFF.

ag- The friends of JAMES II. McCON-
NELL respectfully announce him as can
didate for Sheriff of Anderson County at
the next election-subject to the Democratic
nomination
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mg- The friends of GEO. NJ. McDAVID
respectfully announce him as suitable
candidate for County Commissioners
iect to the nomination of the Democratic
Marty
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SCHOOL. COMMISSIONER.

aw- The friends of Mr.. ANDREW ].
WATT respectfully recommend him as, q
sllitable person for School Commissiener'of
Anderson County-subject to the nomina-
ton of the Democratic Party.
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hCE @ d1r77 Week to Agents Samples free.
300. s HIIP. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
IKTANTED.-Any person can mako $500 month
w selling our letter-copying book. ANY ons
that has letter to write wil1 buy It. Nopress or
water used Send stamp for circular. EXCEL
SIOR CO., II Tribune Building, Chicago, nlinoia
0TAMMERING cured by Bates appliances. For
y description, &C.. address SIMPSON CO,
Box 5076, N. Y.
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tree. He was ninety y-seven years DID,
People OF that age oug ht to stay on the
ground. Adam Was o comparatively
much younger man when he killed him.
self, and came 50 deucedly near killing
the rest OF us, too, by falling from an
apple-sree.
-Dobbs (who is jolly old bachelor)
and a bright young lady acquaintance
were bantering eacn other about mar
riage. son." said she, you'll get mar
riel one of these days, L know; and
you'd have me now if would wait for
you." you'd have to wait until my
second childhood, th en-" said Dobbs.
"Well, l shouldn't have long to wait, "
was the quick repartee from the Lady.
In thriving town Of Michigan a
year or two ago, when the country was
full of agents, and almost everybody was
agent for something or other, certain
infant of that town, being blessed by the
advent of a baby brother, was very in
quisitiye as to where that little stranger
came from. Being informed that DIR.
s. had brought it, he stood in brown
study for moment, when, with the in
telligent look of one who has solved a
a difficult matter, he asked: Say, pa, is
he agent for them 2"
"A writer in Georgia newspaper
says: "Within the circle of my acquain
tance are several young ladies, who, al
though most tenderly raised, volunteered
their services, and actually spent the
spring months as hoe hands in their
fathers cotton fields. They performed
their work skillfully and cheertully, from
considerations of economy and desire
to advance the pecuniary interests OF
their respective households. Such con-
duct is truly noble, and challenges the
commentator Of all sensible people"
Several ladies were sitting together
on the balcony of the Clifton Hotel, Nj
agara, the other night, when the moon,
although full, was somewhat hidden by
the clouds. A natty little fellow came
toward the group and said softly
"Pussie, darlingp' whereupon all the
young ladies jumped up and came toward
him eagerly. He selected one and walk
ed away with her. The other brides sal
down and told their respective Romeos
afterward, that it was "too ridiculous tol
anything" and that they never felt So
embarrassed in the whole course OF thell
lives"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

PARIsIANs APING Us.-It seems that the
old order OF things In the fashion of femi nine
wearing apparel is being reversed, and that
Paris Il coming 20 New York for styles, in
stead OF New York going 20 Paris. Toe FASH
ion report OF Galignani's Messenger for the
nrst fortnight OF March has the extraordina-
~ announcement that with the Partisan
ladies now ''the great idea is 10 look sCentea-
NAL" French modistes and couturieres are
all receiving orders for costumes In imitation
of those worn at the Washington receptions.
This has produced a revival of the styles
adopted among the French mobiles, who
spread a taste for elegance I'm the colonies OF
America, and as every form OF patriotism
will be the order of the day until the Centen-
NAL exhibition in over, those Washington
styles are likely TO become as universal I'm
Paris as Maria Antoinettes In the states."-
fChicnn0 TsploR-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

ohASohRf SAFE Pso Of VALUABLE REAL
r Under and BY virtue Of several decres, made
@bia, in cause No oss. Eauitg RnIes s H..bE
vs.. Ia BIZ the undersgned viii, upon the days . aud
-. On WEDNESDAY, April ., at $50 O'Clock in
A. Asa s@S TIL: iss 81 eIs
eornooo where property is rapidly advancing in
On THURSDAY. April 70, at 4 40 O'Clock. uno,
the premises he will cell lot numbered fve Isl in
square @ situated or near the intersection Of 10Th
Mne. sDG New iork avenue, and fronting on Raw
ON FRIDAY, April II, at 80 O'Clock p m, at
the following lots:
Part Of lot :, in square Ii;
Lot 5, in square SCI
The terms Of sale, prescribed By the decree,
One. fourth Of purchase money cash, and the bal
1oS SI ns
Deeds and recording at purch eser,s cost:
naru-t,th.. rHcs.s Do %Esfi G.1 Haes
inst. being legal holiday, the sale advertised for
that day At the auction rooms il hereby postponed
until TUESDAY, the 18Th Of April, at the same
spl, W. b. WEBB, Trustee.
TRUeTEES' SALI AT AUCTION OF AN
l. GLHGANT DWELLING ON L STREET.
bETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND
10TH eTREET.
T By virtue Of deed Of trust to MS, dated
II March Is, l5I4 and recorded in Liber No. 747,
Columbia, we will. on THURSDAY, the 2Tth day
OF April, 1876, at o'clock D. m in front Of the
premises, sell at public auction, Lot No Is, In G.
Berrets subdivision of original Lot No 8, in SQUARE
No s9, said subdivision being recorded IN iiber
III. d o.. folio l4l in the Office of the Surveyor of
the District of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north and runs back TO
30 foot alley; is improved by an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling. (No. 1897 l street north
west with basement, attic and ba * building, and
has excellent furnace aud range.
Terms: Onethtr Of the purchase money in cash.
and balance in three equal payments g. IL and Is
month from day OF sale for which the of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of 8 per
cent. per annum, and secured By deed of trust on
the property. shall be given. A deposit of 8 COO
will be required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale
All conveyapc at the expense of the purchaser.
Ii the terms Of sale are not complied with within one
week from the day of SALE the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
notice In the National Republican and Evening
Star. GEORGE W. RIGGS, }r-.
ARTHUR FENDALL, irustees.
apll IRepI DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
I WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
MONDAY, at o'clock p. m. APRIL 81, in front
OF tue premises, two three story Brick ouses Nos
l24 and 126 Sd street southeast. Terms made
Known on day Of sale. GEOBGE COWIE,
Secretary N. c. B. E. Association,
BOWMAN & GREEN, Auots
M e. LU1TRELL. Salesman. apl0-3taw
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THERE ARE SILLY STORIES In the papers
about the superstitious notions Of the late A.
T. Stewart, and his belief In signs and
omens, lucky days, places, persons, events,
true one, related to the so-called supersti
tions, or whatever they may be called, which
seemed to finger In his mind, that, at the
very last of the usual Sunday dinners given
in his horse before his death, there were the
unlucky number OF thirteen persons present
at the table. He had always previously
avoided that number. II is also a curious
fact that. on this occasion, the unlucky
omen was noticed by one of the thirteen
guests, who said TO another of them that
there would be q death in the house. Ia
eight days afterward the master of the house
lay dead In chamber not far from the din
Ing room.-tN. y. Sun.
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NJ a Il b II A l. 3 s A L Il !.

In virtue Of . writ of venditiopi exponas
issued ont Of the CleIh's ofics, Of the ga:
and to me directed, will sell at public sale for
Cash, in front Of the Court house door Of said Dis
~ O'Clock 10: the following property, 70 Wit viz
All John Amber smith g right title, claim and in
of Lots Nos. ]. 5, and S, IN Joshua r: Visher 3
subdivision Of Square No S5, together with all and
singular the Improvements thereon. In the city Of
Washington. u. O seized ana levied upon As the
property Of John Amber Smith, and will be sold 20
satisfy execution No. IA $50 In favor of Lewis Por.
ter. ALEX. SHARP,
aH1st u. 8 Marshal d. q.
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NOTlOE-Partse- WOO d-sire to dispose OF all
IN KINDS OF WEARING APPAREL can cell
them for higher cash price than sny place Ia the
city. By calling OF addressing HERZOG, GIT d
tention win BE- given. mAyk-n
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RALTIAORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME, AeRIL 5rH, 1876.
An. LEAVE wASH1NG TON.
S:00-Baltimore and Way Stations
1:00-Baltfmore, Annapolis and WAY Statfons
5:3O-BALrIMORK EXPRESS.
s:00-NEw YORK AND BOsToN ExPRx,s
D:4S-CiDcinsatf, St. Louis and PittsburR Rx-
press. Dinner at Cumberland. Md.
o:e0-Balttmore and Way Stations. ON Sunday
-p st 20 stopping At Relay only.
REORGANIZATION ExfRIss Ho stops
iaIs-Bsltmore, Way Stations and Annapolis,
Pullman ParIor Cars.
s.30-Baltimore, Frederick, .Haserstown and
4ssrrsssrics Point oi saes sss H,.s,.vn
stsllSn, Wa hssroD Dohss.sf Branch sne T'
eB.moPs and s %p, a. Laurel
s:5300-UHIcAso IlsI ExPRHa. Hagsrs.own.
SossisimSrs s snS W WAY Station Station:
s:eo-st Louis, Oincinnstl, PittsburG. Fast X.
sreS y. 0h,ss.xo, ColumbTs, ssndu,5y and
Divisions. No connection for Pittsburg
SSH sw YoSI s1sH, E1rR.ss. Sleeping oar.
$50, 500, s:43 s;4s am, j: so, Gas, $50
sy0, s SSs, and go p m daily. All other
Lsavtns Candss Siar,o~ yr Wash,~ssss.
49, SiS 80 SoS a59 s4s . M; $780,
$50, S:2o 1890 .. m, 31S, $50, 8:IS
.. %, daily, except Sunday.
No oonheetion on Sunday FOR Haserssoyn, An.
York snd Philadelphia at 500 am. and 80 D N.
Tor further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket of1ces, Washington Station. and
aiken FOR baggage g - and received Of any
L. m. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. kOOHTZ, General Agent. novI-u
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COLMAN q CO.. Auctioneer,.

AUCTION SALE BRICK AND rILxy.RD.
On WEDNESDAY, April goth, at O'Clock D. IN
/ will sell at public auction,
BRICK AND TILE YARD,
and all the fixtures thereto, consisting of
Sheds, Wkeelbarrows, Carts, kim,
Harness, Moulds, Picks, Pump, &c. &c,
z miles out on the new Bladensburg Road, at Fort
Saratoga.
Sale cash On the day of sale
apl it h COLEMAN co Aucts
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

" nNfI' d w ILHIaMo, huOtIOnteT.
wALNUT.FRAMK PARLoR SUITES, UPHOL.
sTERED IN CRIMSON REP; ROSEWOOD
BLE.T0P GENTkR TAB LES; WALNUT
WBATNOTs, WALNUT HATRACK AND
BOAhD, EXTESsION TABLE AND DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, WALNUT DRESSING CASE
GILT;FkaME mIREoRs; WALNUT BED,
sTEAps; BUREAUS AND wAsHsTAsDs
BRUSSELS. I6GRAIN AND OTHER OAR
PETS; HuSK AND q. T. MATTRESSES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c
w. ibg at 10 o clock a. m L shall sell, al the
M Ie,iderce OF a gentlens declining house.
keeping, No. 1885 street, between nth
and 18th streets, northwest michler Bow
Terms cash. WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
ap4td AGctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioueer.

WAsh. d. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEE SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRRoPnnRIfn nIkMoETISG on IhE ooRNkB
- 1o1H AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of o deed OF trust dated the leth
"a. Gay q Decenber, d. lT4, aad duly recorded
for Washington county, 10 the District ef Columbia
s srd BY direction OF the parry secured thereby,
on FRIDAY. April 18th, A. n. 1870 AZ q .5t . N :,
Az sp esy I Beee or parcel Of ground stu.re
as part Of lot numbered one ~ in sausre numbered
nine nn ,S and a two s:i Beginning for said
and running thence west along the line az stree,
south nifty one feet and six inches 5i r. I'm thence
norm nve ieet aud seven inches as f. Tin D
to the line Of 10th street east and thence south
eh ls nse Ieet snd seven inches as It, in to the
consisting OF brick dwelling house containins
Terms made known At the tims OF sale.
WELLS J. BAPCOCK Trustee
spS o6ss Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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TO.MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FGRsqnE SEoLss FSTEss
AND HUsK MATTRESsks, AND aonsEs
HOLD GOODS GENERALLY
~ On SATURDAY MORNING. April s n
10 O'Clock, in front of nv auction rooms. 4
nd sDan sell large lot of the above goods
VIII be added, a large consignment Of Oval a,d
SQUARE PICTURE Frames, Steel Engraving, Litho-
EsPns' 'hronoe, Photograph Albums. etc etc.
apio THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TNlTED sTATESaM ARSHALD SALE.

virtue Of two writs Of eri facias, issued on. OF
the Clerks office Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia ar to directed, will SELL at
public sale for cash, In front of the courthouse
door 81 said District, on SATURDAY. the 29th
day OF April. 1876, ct ID O'Clock m all V. Marion
Burches right, title. claim and interest in and to
the following described property, yiz:-The west
hall OF lot No L. In square No. 254, IN the city Of
the Improvements thereon seized and levied upon &c
the property Of Victor NJ Burche and will be sold
II. r. Alexander.
ALEX. SHARP, O. g. Marshsl D. O.
ArriI 8ib, 1876. aps-dtds
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IMPORTAHT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER el73.OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND DOM ESTIC DRY GOODS

At their Large and Spacious Store,
CORNER 10Th AND u SITS. Washing on. d. q .
commencing TUESDAY, April Is, SIC.
large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
Dry goods, consisting of West of England, Ere nch
end Germsn Broad ana harrow Wooden Cloths, of
All SHADES abe colors; French, English aad Scotch
Fancy Tweeds and Cassimere,. Fnrback. Moscow
ard Itquimaux Beavers. Cbinchillas, vestinss,
Cloakings, &c. Also, Scotch French and German
PaisJ Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman Lace, and
other fashionable and desirable shawls Swi.s Not
tingbsm Laces, &C.
DREsS GOODS IN great variety, such as heavy
Black aud Colored silks, Satirs, irish and LII ons
Poplins Al w oil Merino.. Drlsfnes, sateen Cloths
ssrges, elegant mpor I'd Plaids Alpscss, Elm pre- IS
Gloths. &C &c verv rich and rare assor I'm snt of
Ly o. SILK Nrlvets Velveteens inc Plush Salt
legs, Prints, Ble8ched and Unbeached Cottons from
one TO three yards vice, Urge line Of English and
AineIld an Blankets, FIsnaels; Ladies'. Gents and
Chiidren's Hosiery. Gloves. Sc, together with Q
very choice aid Well selected stock of Velvet Brus
ssis, Administer, Tape sIry and Ingram CARPET
INGs. RUGS. &c. &c. from medium to finest i'm
ported MaIstil;es and Turkish Quilts and variety
OF ther goods too Dums rons to msntion.
~ SAFES to continue from day to day until the
enIire stock Is cisps sed Of. The whole to be sold
win ut reserve. in lets to suit, all for cash.
sales commence daily at 10 q. m, IN ard ia
p NJ apA In
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RAILROADS.

UNIVERSAL r.. r.. TICKET OFFICE,
nd ksttLkOAD TICKETs to or from all points
REDUCTION Of ONE DoLLARl "a III -
In this city.
Ticket. good till used. Baggage checked through.
ApPU 10 n. ID. wHITESIDE,
ePLB Slo Penn. ave-, Wasbi gtou, ID. q.
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|UhUAhsOh BRUs., Auctioneers

hOhOAhsOh bbUS., Auctioneers
LARGE SALE OF FINE IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC CIGARS, At HORTHwEsT COR
EER OF PENNSGLyAEIA AyENCE ANu
11TH SHEETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION
Ga MONDAY AFTERnGON aud EVENING"
commencing at $50 and 80 O'Clock .. m 4, and
continuing each Afternoon and Evening at the
same n9ur until the hole stock Is dis srsed Of, ~e
viii sell one OF the finest stock f Oigars Tered
at auc.i.n IN this CITY, comprisipg-
bNO Cabanss, BrevAs.
500 La Caoba
lOe1 n panolss, PrenssdOs.
e!C0 Cardiff as
eco Flor De Fuma Conchss
l3ttO pmsD, Londres.
5ItO a EsNepij a. Rema Victoria
. 90 Fior De y rsles, 10.
10 GO Imperial
l0ICl Cortas yas.
10000 Tan O'Shsrter
5Ile PappiiliSn.
s0O Queens.
5oC0 Royal
sS SSS Flor De Cuba, Tonoha..
Ihese cigars are worthy the attention Of dealers
spo private buyers. some Of the brands being very
nne; ard pres nj endid opportunity "a Chain
5000 srtlcle ct low price, and will be I'D In guam
Titles TO suit buyers
apli (RepI DUECANSON BROS Aucts,
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~Chicago Times: Latest from the Black
Hills-"Send me money 10 set home with"
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II h. wARNEB, corner + and 9Th streets.

b. H. wARNER' corner + and 9TH streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Or NEW JERSEY AVENUE BETWEEN Z
AND l. SITS NORTHWEST ~
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated March asd
1873, recorded 10 Liber 7S9, folio 4?I Of the and
records for the District OF Columbia and by direc-
lion OF The party secured thereby, will offer AT
PUBIC auction In front of the premises on SATUT
DAY, April the 22d. 1876, At o'clock D m parts
OF Lots and d. In square No. $50 fronting about IL
rect Ia riches on New Jersey avenue. aud extend
iDs back the depth OF the lot to Is feet alley The
property IL improved by a new brick dwelling, con-
prOVements. -
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue in H. and
j. months. Deferred payments to be secured by a
deed OF trust on the property sod aud to bear inter
est at the rate OF per cent per annum from DAY Of
sale. $500 down at time of sale. All conyeyancios
at cost of purchaser.
NATH'L CARUSI, JR , Trustee,
apl2 dads +. ID. CEEARI, Sale.msu
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BANKERS.
COAL AND WOOD.

III. FEGAN,
Dealer in
WOOD AND COAL.
Also, LINE of best quality at kiln prices.
SAND, HAZE and PLASTER in quantities to suit.
apl-lm- Cor. 9th aud Z streets southwest.
COAL AND kINDLING WOOD.
Our stock Of COAL is now complete, embracing
az the choice qualities, and to which invite the
attention OF consumers. Our
PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD,
With fre-iishter in every bundle, Is the bes. In
use. For sale BY all grocers-try 1t. No shayiues,
paper or kerosene Oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN.
STEPHENSON Il BRO,
Mill and Depot 7th street Wharf,
fes24-ly Branch Once 1918 Pennsylvania avenue
GOAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
CHEAP! CHEAP, FOR CASH!
ThUgsANDs OF TONS ORDERED.
kinds Of COAL and WOOD.
Now is the time to buy
nyou would save money get q good drticis and ynst
Having two Of the largest wharves In the District
iSs es f ds %
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
nents visit to our Wharves and Depot will con-
Coed PINE WOOD delivered as low - Is $3.50 $3.50
cod OAK WOOD delivered as low as Sc to {,
single trial is all that is necessary to convince
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Office and Depot at Jonnsons Wharvos, foot
omces-iiiSas En- stree; s1sss. northwest ,nsa,.
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II b. WARNER, corner 7th and II streets.
TBusTEEs SALE OF BEAUTIFUL OoBNuB
LOT, Oh 10TH AND srKEsrs NoRTH-
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, made July 5th,
1874 and recorded in Liber 7S6. folio 254 one of
the land records OF the District of Columbia, at
the request Of the parry secured thereby will offer
at public sale, ON WEDNESDAY,, April 9, 1876
at D M, Subdiyisi0 10, In Square Isl, Washing.
tom D. c., the having front of 2U s. 10 feet on
ing depth Of Us feet, improved BY . Frame Dwell
ina
iniers 81 in and u months
jos O. G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
sp1l dts j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY, No. 1889 SIXTH STREET NOBTH-

WEST.
= BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF
~ The District of Columbia, holding q special
term, passed in Equity cause No. -s24 docket a.
VIII sen ~ Rubllc snctton In front OF the prem:
43O o'clock p. m the following described real es.
late, IL h the improy ements thereon. to wit: Part
Of lot numbered 7, IN square numbered 4sl, com
mencihg for the same at point on 9Th street north.
west e feet from the northwest corner OF said LOT
z, and running thence due east IS feet ( inches
thence south Is feet thence west 93 feet inches
said 9th street. and thence north l6 feat the point
Of be ginning. The Improvements consist Of Q two
story frame house.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree
are: One.thir cash, ana the balance In three 81
equal instruments at IL, and ls months, the de-
ferrtd payments to bear interest at eight 80 Per
cent from the day Of sale, and secured to the salts
faction Of the Trustee If the terms Of the sale
rot complied with in seven days from the day OF
sale, The property will be resold at the risk and
cost OF defsulting purchaser upon FIVE days adver-
tsement Of the same in some daily newspaper
printed and published in the city of Washington
deposit Of 8 100 will be required ut the time Of
sale. All oonveyaneing At the pn.chcssrs cost.
epSlf YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.