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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-03-07

best liquors and cigars, and served
up in room adjoining that Of the
Clerk of the Senate and kept open at
all hours, and was visited daily by
State officials, Judges, Senators,
members of the House, lawy ed
ltorS, newspaper reporters and citi-
zens generally, irrespective of party,
and that thoy discussed matters,
State and national, in the most agree
able manner over their "sparkling
glasses" Not satisfied with the es-
tabishment Of bar room in the
capitol, they employed aporter, who
had char &c of the "rpfreshment"
room. The porter states that for six
years the State House bar room was
generally opened at 8 o'clock in the
morning, and kept open until from 2
TO 4 the next morning; that during
| that tmo some one was constantly
there eating, smoking, or drinking,
and that Sunday formed no oxcep-
'' iva " Wv "1'' Gnu ''o says no
Gt., o. ~. ~" o "'r 'I0'' e4 ""' ~ inc
~. .'' ''''''0''' 9''n' io'
drinking, smoking and taiking," that
-, - 10y =. - ~ " VIZ ''''"'OpIS WHO
:. NV - 49, ''1 00'n' "o'o NVpuo-
1 - '''""' '1''o 0o'"to''
~ ~'N'i'e', % "0'o t"e'o ALSO
D:,'" ID oo'''0''>,N ~ I"0 ''''''e' VI "e""'orS
'. .''' az" A"r1'n,oo' ~ ana i'oPtcN
~, N''''a'' 40 u'''y N'Si
.,,,l,,. '' ~ '',''''o'S
>,'"' "0' . . u o''N-
IT, ,I, ',, " 'I0t'e''0''
a,,,,,,,. - ,:.., w o,''#',''0 , ,''' 'A'c,
,I,,, - 80 IN ~ " '''' ~, '"' ''"S'''o0
H.. ,.:,, 6'A'''7 -
.: '' ~, , ''''">' '''' "''''"", %
L.., ':|.. W. "'"" !, l"' L nc
n,J 80. c., ',",1 ','>| " ~ '"' ''s'C''
w o1 ' Ii,'' I,, "III' no c'''''u0'eu /"
oo,,,a - .
o;.n., -, ,I-,, ''""' VI
n,o,d -, ;>,,,,, ,.... ,:H w.
two Of r.oir o,.o,o ,.Lo,> I': ~ "
and w<rII 4r.omo,,,,,. o::,. ,,.S' ~
h,,,,lo ~ o,,,,,,,rmo; =, a. v'i q
tro ;.u>.,.,.
refreshments o.o oou,..J ,.' ''0
sinesa oto,,,oA ,,nnn C,'. " r,' ~ -"
t,,l, ohorl,n 81 ,,,a c,.to lI. >V''
Il will Lo ohoorvod ,hnt 49,. c,,.,
fnrniobod . ron,r . ,>.,,., o S 1,',,0
r...,,-l~..-i l''' 'N' ",'o
,hov woro ,lo,t;ru l,u. , 49,
neonIa thov ,,ro,o,E1od - ,o,>,,>..'. ~
road " 70 voto fou 49, -
would onrioh ,hn.,o,,,"oo.
liz r, - f'0
frooh,nonto fnrui.lna 49, 49,, c,..
uo,aa laroe oron,;,;no - ,";.aa
liouors ord o;oono .uj ,.,.. .,:,a1
were sent ~ tho ho,o,a Lno.I;'.~
bopscs and r.sidorcos ot ,s,otn rm
c;o,s sn,.tora o>,,,, ~ .I:
friends. This ;e shown W. tEn ,a,,al,
ers and acconn,s rondcro1 ord ,Lo
evidence of Woodruff, who saws, w that
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ton. AS these matters became COM
mon, the Senators claimed that all
their expenses should be paid by the
State, or in the language of Senator
@. 2, Leslie, 1.-THE State had no
right to be a State unless she could
pay and take care Of ber statesmen"
Mr., Woodruff says, and the vouch-
ers and certificates prove, that graft
fcation certificates were frequently
issued for the benefit of the Senat ors
Senators Jervey and Gaillard, of
Charleston, and Senator Cain, of
Edgefiold, also corroborate this tes-
timony, and acknowledge that they
received q portion of the fraudulent
certificates thus issued. A. o. Jones,
Clerk Of the House, tcstiGas that sup
plies were furnished under the head Of
"Legislativo expenses, sundries and
stalionery," aud included refresh
ments for committee rooms, groce-
''e0' o'ocIs' horses' CARRIAGES ory
goods, furniture of every description
''ii" ii''sceIl""eous a''ic'eS OF lner-
cbandise. for the personal use Of the
'henioelS: mem our committee ma upon
examination of the vouchers in tho
treasurer oulce that III enc session
'Ne'e WAS expended nhoer the re-
sPeE'tVe heaos OF supplies, sun"
orieS' ana lhc'oentai expenses,
no' less 'h'n SoaO,ooO, Sl2o,OOO OF
"''cn were spent 1or refreshments,
'"ci"o'"S me NhcSe wines, liquors
"'u c'g"tS'
1--WE ca" 'h'l prove now uhlVcr-
S"''y 'HlS system '1 1ra"d was prac'
''ceo ana Carried ont oy me Di'iS ana
'''''' 'o''"' accounts '"rheu III as
'o"cnerS' Il P"rUoh or Wh'ch ~"
9"onlN Win 'Ne report anu the cVl-
oence "' " oodfu'' ana Jones'cIerk5,
an" Hc' Se""t ''-]A'' 'iS " llilAiil8.--
"ooo''''l 'eS'lhes lhat 'he practice
'ec'''!'o 30 goheF"i Us TO en- oraco
nearly every 1'eP"Ol'cah ana several
De'"'cr"t'c e'c"c senators. o"ch accounts
'"''io ~ 10 l0S'' oe0 'S Prl'''oseo
"''''.' ", . ""' VIC 0o'''''o '"'o reg '''f-
'''S5 XII ''p'',' ~ ''o over one Gay
""0 so''o' " ~ '''i'o'oo> "'o 'he
'i''' =. oe''0''''o3' ''' 0"oe' ana 'ne
''Ho''"'' =. ~ O'' 'N - 'e P''" "'"'u'
ul'0el'''"g vo'I0'' , oe'"'0'S 'e'I
~ =, - ."'' ~" 10 o'"'' '''''', "a
Wv >,o IO''i 1u, ,,,,oo va oI'.'"V.' N''
Gr"'''0' ~: 'o'' 'I'''oO n !" '''' wy
s''o1 . " 80 :' eo"I' NY NY '1."' c, 'eu W 0s''~
Wv. 'O'' - = wv " " I" ,., t"eio was
- "' y o'i y "''o'' "' "ne'0 az
49, o,J rI.,,l~ - Wv NJ"
~: w. ~ r ~ y; '''' "' ~" wv Al,'" pu-
,.I' ,,'',' 'l w. ''l an A''oo' ~" N0'''o~
o., ~, ,.;u a., 0
rrpo .oa,.,,':t,S1,
49,, Io1 na,,,a;1,S1 ~ ofo'' ~ ."
~ T>na ~ IoI:,, 'o '"t 90 O1
ol':,> -. ''0'''''
r,o,,I1 ,t,,..,>, ',o ,,s. w. Wv ""' ~.
-. ~uS, 49,, ~. '''' 'o' W t'"'"'
| NV @"A'N' WV '"'' holiiO oll tiC tC-
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1910 GREAT IOTC
1910 PENNSYLVANIA JOEC
ROUTE
1878
TO TIE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

TO TIE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EoUIPMENT
IL Eject % p. m. Nov 10, 1873
TRAINS Lave WASHINGTON. from Depot,
corner OF Sixth and streets. as follows:
Pittsbury and the West. 10 10 am daily, with Par
Tor Car to Ie;tsburg aad Sleeping Cars from
Plttsburx 10 Cincinnati, st. Louis aud Chicago;
7.40 p.ui daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cananqa ~, Rochester Buffalo, Mascara
SATURDAY, with Palace Cars to Watkins, For
Willianlsport, Lock Haven, and Elmirs, at 10 10
For New York ana the East, 80 and 10 Is p m.
daily. with Palace Cars attached Limited tx
press Of Pullman .'arlor Cars, $50 AIN daily,
For Brooklyn \. Y. all through trains connect at
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferriase and journey across New
For Philsdel phia 80. S 80 and lo15 p. M daily.
Limited Express 3 80 a n; daily. except Sunday.
daily, except sunday 10 10 N. 80 80. 40
and 10 l5 y. M daily.
daily. except Sunday = - A"" ~ p ILL.,
For Annapolis, 90 \ M and 40 p. N. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY : AMP II ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Cor Ale1andria s, I, g. g. TO- IL M. Ills, 20, s.
6l5. and II 80 p. ~ On Sunday at 3 a. u, and
For Richmond and the South. 6 so a m. and 30 p
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. Z, 90,
On Sunday at 90 and 10 a. m, and s Is p M -
commodstions can be procured al the offices north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylyanis avenue and st the depot where orders can
be lett for checking Of baggage to destination from
l. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER noy9
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
JOHN SHERMAN Il co, Real Estate Auct;o,sa-s
81 st. Cloud Building


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE COUNTRY
RESIDENCE ON THE SEVENTH STREET
R0AD; NEARLY OPPOSITE RATTLE GEM
IIERl,n AND JUST BEYOND BRIGHT
WOOD. d. C..
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated septem- -
Der 9th, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded IN Liber f.a1
No. S30 folio No. SIG. one of the land records -2.
tor the District of Columbia and at the request of
the party secured thereby, we VIII sell At pubic
November a. 1873. at o'clock M. the following
described real estate, situate in the county of Wash
ngton. D. c. to wit: AL that piece parcel of land
lying the west side of 18th street road, being part
of a tract called The Girls Portion" containing
eight and seventy -four hundredths Is 741e0) acres
the nletes and bounds viii be given at the time of
sae.l together with the improvements. sc.
Terms: One-fourth in cash, and the balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months with interest at 8
per cent. Per annum secured by deed of trust on
the property sold all cash, at option of the pur-
chaser. A deposit of 800 required at the time of
sale. and al e3nyeyancins aud recording at Pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to he complied with III seven
days otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
sell the property at the risk and of the defautns
purchaser, after five days advertisement
BkAINARD II. WARNER,l $780,.
nol2eo&ds c. +. PRENTiSS, ! Af"s'ees
sE-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. on ac-
count of the ram. until MONDAY, December I'd, at
the same hour and place.
BRAINARD H. WARNER.f r
n2Ieo&ds c. f. PRENTTSS, trustees
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TO-MOK RON.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL.
~ ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
CAPITOL STREET, CORNER OF EIGHTH

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL,
~ ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
S .sio STREET. CORNER OF EIGHTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court, "a
ID. C., passed in certain therein John g.
son ct a.. vs.. Bower ct a., No 3 AL, Equity aI.2
Doc It, will sell at public auction in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, December Sd. 1873. at 1
O'Clock y NJ, those Parts of Lots aud g. in SQUARE
9Z0 III the city OF Washington, described as follows
1 ne frst piece beginning at the northwest corner
on the square and running thence south Sth street
rs iee inch; thence east 2i feet thence north 9S
feet men ana thence west p feet to tie beginning
Ihe second piece beginning on East Capitol street
al point ~ feet from the northwest corner of the
square and running thence south % feet inch /:
theNce east Is feet; thence north 80 feet l inch
thence west 23 feet to the beginning.
Inc tlIrd piece. beginning on East Capitol street,
~ feet from the northwest corner of the square and
running thence south % feet inch thence east %
feet thence north % feet inch and thence west p
feet to the beginning.
Each piece is improved by two-story and base
mSIt Brick Dwelling. They VIII be sold separately
Terms OF sale, as to each; Onetlird cash. bal
six, twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the Gay of sale, al cash 1T e option of the mar
chaser Deed given upon full payment of the prr
chase money, and final ratification of sale denost
OF ESQ viii be required at the time of sale. Convey
a1clng at The cost of the purchaser. Ii the terms Of
sac are not complied with in days the TrIs-
tees reserve the right 10 resell the rsh ami cost of
tho GefaultIns puTchoser.
WI JNO. Miller -ru,,u.,,-
- 4 G. BRADLEY, trustees.
AOGSG L MIDDLETON, AUCtS ncy92 1}.}hs
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-- 4 G. BRADLEY, trustees
YOUNG / MIDDLETON. Arcts noy22- ,f:ibs
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND TN
IMFRQNID PROPERTY NEAR NAVY YARD
BRIDGE. AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the Sd day of December, S-A
dS' r. at 80 O'clock = NJ viii sell in trent H
having front of lG feet on I1th street east by a
deIth OF 50 feet ; inches to al alley. being the
viii sell part lot square 81 fronting 20 feet on
tTset south on by dfP OF - feet being the west
Terms One-Ihird cash balance in six ami twelve
months; notes to bear per cent interest and to be
&c utei Ey deed of trust al cash, at ortoD OF
purchaser 4 deposit Of $50 required On each lot
oy2i-T FRIEDRICH EAIAERICH. Executor
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DIED.

CART WRIGHT On SUNDAY uirht. December
i~t. I7s-, ~ d a'iaTter past nine. MaEY T. CART
y .it.tll. Cau- itcT OF keNecCa taUtN r.r't
Et-a'sNt~ ard friends ot the family are invited 10
attend the funeral rom the r,-i1en,, II e- mother
N. go MoEiR' nitf1 street. t''-oryairNrl ID a. IN
! HtsuaA. December Ai. lS7S. at 3 o. a..
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MaRRIED.

lone SEBASTIAN On Thursday My "a,
l. s. 81 Tie residence 1T the brides psr.ut. l,N IN.
Ery D. Murray. Nv. LOSG, OF Masl8nsto,l 10 a.
40 ALItt Y. SEssA- TgAN. of GCorgetrW-l. 10 e.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
ID The public is respectfully Informed that fi,s
LYCETT BOOKBfNDERY
u carried on as heretofore. The Same exoelIent
workmen are employed. and the work turned ont
viii be in the superior style which has 1lWsys heen
characteristic of the establishment
ap8-1y 1O13 Pe1sSsSvtC0ssS0 0Ue., Sd door.
GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRAcTIoAL Book AND jon PRMERs,
1919 PeNnsy!v0ntg ove:a Warrington, p. o.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS * co. Auc,loneers.

EIttIN IINtI
ON ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN q AID
Ii 81 REEFS. AT AUCTION
On TIL RsDAI. December 9TH, 1875. at -
T. NJ, shall sell, in front of the premises
sGtih ha Of Let M. g. III Square 3i5, haNu. -.
~ feet inches front, 10y ~ feet 100 inches iee
With IMPROVEMENTS thereon, C0usis;in- of a Briya
Dwelling
Terms: one-tilird cash. balance in SIX twelve.
eElItet ami twenty four months for notes bearing
interest 81 per cent. per anu1u, and secured by
deed OF trust on property sold All conyeyancinsy A
purchasers cost. S1GG down on day II sal
nov3od&dbsWALTER Il. WILLIAMS SGD ar..s
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THE EVENING STAR.


THE WIDOW or ". &. RuSroS.-Thc wids.
OF the late WI. 4. RalStOn. the san Franci>,s
banker. has again been brought prominently
before The public a. that cit, hy a suit brO8ght
III The probate court Tor the appointment OF q
guardian Tor her person and estate. on the
ground that She = inCarab,eo OF taking care NJ the
lhrat means provided for her suppOr7 by
friends or her deceased husband after his tragic
ut3th. tf mis- fuGi OF Sl7S.rstA II Is Sa!d Mrs
RalSton has SaUsDdered Sl2o.,s0 IN RECKLESS liv-
ntS. ne Person under whose h1lciul influence
WIS tslNton = supposed 10 h. Is. SAWS the Sas
ftdhCl>So thr"hfcl'. Young man named Can
uot, W New lofk. The same paper adds:--'lt
y >aiu thal Mrs. RalSton has furnished an Adj
tiunal reason for the appointment OF guardian
besides an undesirable pcnchant for roVin,
snahs ouNehtGrclS. ana that a cheering social
custom has graduated into an requirement that
. Is more GOWN ial than Commendablc."
SrKtN HEArTNG IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York eNad ~ aldermen, 10y vote of y 20 :. has
passed i resolution authorizing the commission
eis on the sinking fund To grant permission 10
5lh person or company 10 lay mains and pines
WIN an Necessary connections. within the I'm
y oi any Street. avenue OF public place in New
loLN. Cor The purpose OF furnishing steam 10
Sho CilH or any part of IL inhabitants. Tor heat
i.-. toni-l-A an0 an other purposes tor which
steam may Oe used. : puoViSO IN the raSol Itios
requires q Just anu equitable consideration f,r
S'tH ltr'ai>slph. Ia he agreed uhOn with the
e Eii'''ss'oi'e'> oi ,he sinking ruud.
- 10 later than the lot 81 November. A rars.
Nt'Nu cot Internal ipua isis paradcd through the
streets OF O5rl3ra shouting: .Deafh ~ ktDs
~ 'tI-u ~lLbN llS stones al The window
u lie tlfSel residences. without Interference
nom b" police. '
~ Fresh proposals are understood IA hay.
passed ftNtcA tie Vatican and the Cermas
AoNeillaehi relative To the lillng up OF the yaii
can Roman dtGohC Sees a. germany hut 10
MUTUALLY satisfactory Srtf cement OF he auasf ON
has yet been arrived az.
81 Non Bul0w says that music can only %.
cultivated with success In those countries only
where the >,ih shines and the crane r1neDS. ana
Sir George Bower SAYS thar not more ih.u tys
per cent. 81 Tie Inhabitants Ot Great Britain can
he tSB1 Lit 10 sing q gBD
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old CLOTHING, Ac.-I. RICE, dealer n
~ Second hand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES.
&c. b23 9TH 81 ", offers great barsatns he pays
the highest prices IL CASH for the severs articles
named above or3s-s ~ nal attended TO. poysr
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
BRICk HOUSE, NORTH OF THE ARLINCi-

1RI STEFS SALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT AND
BRlCk HOUSE, NORTH OF THE AIRING
TON HOTEL.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated No A
yenlher 10th, A. ID. 1876. duly recorded in "a
Llber No. s34 folio 323 one OF the land rec. ~! 4
orGs for The District of Columbia ana at the re
quest OF the holder of the note secured thereby. We
viii sell az pnblic auction i'll front of the prem
Ises. ON SATURDAY. December 9TH. at O'CLOCK
T. N, the following described real estate. situate IN
tie city of Washington, District OF Columbia. A.
that certain piece parcel OF ground. lying and sit
rate III the city of Washington, District 81 Cn,llI-
bla, and known and described on the ground ptaD
or Fiat OF said city as benz Lot numbered ten, 10
IN Samuel DavidSOns subdivision of sqiIare mum
befed two hundred and sixteen. j2lfl said int front
ing on 18th street twenty seven feet and running
back Ia al alley.
Terms: 500 cash: balance in one. two aud three
years, secured lay deed Of trust on the property
sold, with interest at the rate of eight per rentiim
per annupl until paid. deposit of one hundred
(Slu0l dollars VIII be required at the time OF sale
and al conye yancin and recording at purchaser
cost Terms to I've complied with in seven dayS
oherW lie Trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk ana cost Of the defaultng p-
chaser after five days advertisement,
JOHN L. cox, IT..
1HOS. H CALLAN,, trustees.
Il
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WANTED-You to know that . nrst-clase SEQ.
w OND-HAND SUIT is better and cheaper than
9 READY-MADE NEW ONE Try at JUSTHS
Old Stand, No. Gle street, between 9th and 7th
streets northwest, or Branch Store. No. AZ 9Th
Hrst-clsss secondhand Clothing. Notes 81 mai
promptly attended TO- ie1l-ly
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West



To take effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1878.
LEAVE wASHINGTON:t
IS % a m-Ngw York. Philadelphia. and Boston
Junction: 5e,sqp's Hanover. and Elk Ridge
& so a. m.-Bal,inore Annapolis and Way Ped-
mont; stT Ps, Winchester, Haserstown, and
n: a nl..aBaltimore and Laurel Express.
Wihches.er Ha9erstoxn, and Way Stations iaso"'s'
$50 q. m--New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Bal
PhiiadeiPha s,ors at A8napeiis Junetio tom anu
IS :35 m;-St Lonis, Louisville Chicago. Columbus
and Valley Branch except Sunday. Through
Car to Staunton- Pullman Car to Cincinnati
daily Grafton to Sandusky. daily except Sat
1900 a. m.-On Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
10 90 q. ms.Baltimore Express. Stops at B!adens-
ton, JeSsup's and Hanover.
1910 p m--Baltimore Annapolis, Ellicott City and
II 30 p m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops II Laurel.
II 80 p NJ on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
4 80 p m-Balti more. Biadensburg, and Laurel
Express Frederick va Relay. Stops at Annap-
"A 7. nl,-Poli, Of Rocks, Frederick Hagerstown,
Point OF RacEs and Way stations only. u
IA 70 = m-B&-tr4ore, Annapolis aud Way Sta
rs 30 ?. -PhEladeIphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express l-Hcott City Norfolk EXCEPT sun
rect % I,at al Canton. Stop at Bladeasburg
rs 80 p. m.@Baltsrpore and Way Stations.
81 80 D. In-Ch5gs-o and ColuInb;l. Express. Steep
ing GAYS to Chicago
90 y. En--Foiht Of Rocks and Way Stations
Pttsbur< ENpress. Pitssburz. except sunday
floi5 p New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express Stops at B!adcnshUr- aud Laurel.
Sieepi41e Ger 20 New York. and Special Sleeping
60 Daily o.. sunday only. Other trains daily
III t-ssI1a o-5,,... Prlay Station p,v16
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CNOW.WHITE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed if you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the Dis.
trict or,
6tertin0'S 81. Louis Fancy Patent
a most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; or,
GOLDEN HILL,
The well known Standard Family Flour Of the Dis
Rolls and Bread as light and a.
white as the driven snow.
The abovenamed Flours can be bought at any first
class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
OoRNKR lsT STREET AND INDIANA AvKHuH
oct22ms WIN II GAIT & GO.
0l.OO 1 TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING
y BAGS, ETC. eNyM
to Largest stock and greatest va SxSH7(
riety, at the practical Manufac- ~AAAs
''"'oo tory OF JAMES 8. ropHAM,
each 4@6 Seventh street,
tepSO-tf Joining Odd FAllOWss Hail
A CHANCE FOR THE POOR-N you want an
"a ONERCCAT ike the rich wear, and for less
money than ready made one call at HERZOG'S,
S0S 9th st n.w near Pa ave. There you viii ind
large stock Of second hand oyercoats, very lit le
worn. ct low prices. oct26.ly
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctsoneers.
YOU'VE & MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THRFF-STORy RRrcK
pMElLING AND STORE, No, 9a3 ID STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF THRFFSTORY BRICK
SS SRsTrHHINS AND STORE. No. 925 STREET
,.a ay Irt + , g. deed Of trust dated March
SIC folio 2 OF the lsnd peSe9d IN r her no
S a. ,ouiunlpa and al the request Of the party
November ed ISIS the east ffteen i5i feet front
Square three hundred and seventy eight tS7S,. To-
threestory brick building with Iar, ~ . OF
shop IN the rear. >>
and the balance in six twelve and eixteen m ~
secured by deed of trust upon the properly soil
the day OF sale a. the rate Of seven rs t r c6 rom 9
annun until paid, and payable sem, annually; OF
of $3.50 required at the time Of sale Al convey
ancing and recording at the expense OF the par
days or the property viii ee resoli A. the rex ans
noyi2eoSdos PETER F. BACON. Trustee.
RE TIL. ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED grty
MONDAY, December 2d. 1873 same hour and III Sc.
nov22-1SeoGbs PETER Z. BACON, Trustee.
cr- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-
oned until TIL kNpAi, December Ath, 1873, sam
doc2ra&w PETER T. BACON. Trustee
TRISTEES' SALE Or A PROMISSOAY NOTE
L S ~! IN hE,i II DEED OF TRUST on ALL
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed ON the 18th day nf No
yemher, 1873. III Equity cause No 4..24. wherein
auction. At the Offices Of b H. Warner No SF street
northwest. Washington. ID. C.. at o'clock u
GU III RSDAl, the 18th gay Of Peceluh-r, ISIS. 4
P!Olni7soTy Note made 10y gharles A. AIrFNI0 Iqtsd
January 10. 1873. for six thousand dollars Ss uRp1
payable to the order OF James Lynch three years
after Gate with interest at SIX ler cent Said rntn Is
endorsed hy James Lynch and William TYLER. an6
Is secured by deed ~ trust Of even tiat fhrr,it
or al Of square Ne. $40. ia Washington elk
Terms ~ sale A. of the purchase money iG2 cash
ANDREW Il. DifN ALI.
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JOHN {. HEAD.
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