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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01
JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMErr,
SHERIFF SALES.
Geo. grover W. Chas. Lott.t,.r I, I.

Geo. &srOver w. Chas. G0ttefer a 4.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THF b.,
J. ish Of Orleans No. .2i,57s-I3y virtnar arAb- M
writ Of eri faeas against Charles LoisihIesr III
Jean Mahe ,hs hrd s2tdfkb bs,e H 1ps ad,esa dss b
of Orleans. Il The ABB above entitled tsasIs saass
at fb fbe Merchants and .Auetloneers Exebaaalo,!a.
streets III the Second District Of this aitvv
MONDAY. May. 2s.. 1879 ut IL o'clock nv ~ "A "A
fol9wiagn gn,s ds1eFibffh rbsfs sProperly ,,y h w.t. y
improvements thereon situated In the n ifs|Ha93 ssH93
District Of this city, designated by tlle f,nllla
one. Id square number nine. bounded by fInIr,E1
bus Bocheblave Laharpe md Tnnti strsstlas W. e
denosted In the Office of A. MazureafI' na,sNM ,.yM
which lot pf ground forms the corner nj fli.asII
bus and Roeheblavs streets. measures twsmaiMss
nine feet eight inches and six lines front ~ n
jumbns street by one hundred and twAnls .SM HI
feet In depth and front on Hocheblaye y,
hnnuIred By Jean Michel storek. one of M n
fendants. from John Renss by act bsfora 7 lp'; M
Drsyfoiis notary In this city. on the fofttthp hpJ Il
August 1866 Title registered In Gonys,y,aassN! a,,a z
office. book 10. folio 7o4 '"Ac5
Eeized In the above suit.
Terms-Oash On q the "a sEmnt, 9 , ,,r,
Civil Sheriff Of The Parish of Oriean.
ap24 myt II ~ q 2e - ''t
X. n. Norton W. James n. Groysy.
I,OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR ~
IL parish of Orleans. No. a s57 by virtnan y
writ o her faelay, to ms directed by ths hhes' q
oraile the Fourth District Court for the nss1x
:, Orleans. In the above entitled cause. n Y ~
proceed to sell at public auction. at ttis ~
chants and Auctioneers. Exchanges, fssa:i
street. between Canal and CustomhotIss 49,
IN the SECOND District Of this city. on MtjNRl9it
May S. 1879. at IA o'eloek m.. the following ~
a CERTAIN PIECE OF GBOUND, lying ~
being on Metairie Ridge, partly In the par|ss \
Jefferson and partly In the parish of OflssH
| IN This State. designated by the letter n (
sk ketet drawn by !. A. dHemecourt. stifyss4s'
dated the thirteenth January. 1862. and anrapSs|
| FOR reference 10 nh act passed before Elss2
| Barnett. late u notary public In this eity. daS
| February is, 1861. Said portion pf ground I1ase
urae. according To said sketGh, one htfnds3f
and ninety six feet four Inches three Itnss h
the rear canal, three hundred aud sixfysio~
feet Ave inches In depth on the side .adioihiiS
| jnt number two. two hundred and ulnetysn}if
| feet seven inches two lines on the side EwsfN
Mafairfe Road and two hundred and tWenty.fs3
feet ten inches In width in. the real. TosetIS
with ali the buildings and improvements l6sfs
on and appurtenances thereof. rights, WSft
servitudes, etc.
! Seized In the above suit.
| Terms-Cash ON the spot.
J. II. AIOEE aAUTHHEhf|Y,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of OfleaI6
v,at 4 m u
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CITY ORDINANCES---O
MsyoaA,Ty or New ORLEANS,
City Hall. Aprtl9o, 1917. >

the several accounts therein namea
No n ordained That the following. appropri-
ations be and are hereby made !or tne inou.m t.'.
"f hnril. 1919. and that thel Administrator ,,'.
III public AerU,nts warrant on the Admins
TRAITOR of Finance In payment oi the sai.le
whenever there shall be money IN tne ciOy
TREASURY To the credit of the appropriate lunu
Tor each account ana not otiietm'7e epp''
priated: ~, y.
iacpa,tment Of Finance, salaries sl,soo w
nenartmpnt of Public Accounts, sala- - -.
Nv. = - NJ =. u. W., ra,yiatpra aslaries BIG 90
Department Of Assessor snts salaries wv ~ ~
sss.,,,, Aua.u n1ina salarlea $40 90
Uity Council, salaries I. ..a......,. gIS W.
city Hall Building, salaries, bos W
Department of Com
administrator Office, sal ..,a
Wharves and landings, sal
,,arketa a1sa salaries ... 1000 s244e e5
Department of Water
works and Public Build
administrators Office, sal .,.,
Repairs and salaries, pub
lip buildings. ..tsa..a..... wv w
Court-houses, salaries. -. 2l5 9o
Insane Asylum, salaries J. bso w
Aged, lntirm and indigent, .ooo
calnrtna s5s.v.,.. Az w
Smallpox hospital, salary. l25 oo-Sl,43l ee
Department of Police,
Wig:
Administrators Office, sal M
aries Observation-Disclosures S34i w
Boys House pf Refuge. sal
aries Observation-Disclosures. DID w
Workhouse, salaries ..s.. 136 10
Cost removal sick and dead,
~ salaries ..........t .-.... 22U w =,
Public hounds, salaries 800 O0-S1 ,5l3 81
nrias s''A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2G5 OF
Surveyors Office, salaries ,....t 2,2sS 3y
City Attorneys Department. sal - :,
aries ..s.s.+.YE+. -%sl. .4- .t. olN M
Mnyor and Administrators salaries 4,l25 0t
Total observation-disclosures. $ls,T7B 2s
kdopted by the Council Of the city of New
Orleans April az, 1879.
Neas- -Chevalley, GIynn, Isaaeson, Marks
l. w. PATTON, Mayor
A true copy:
Rpnr @. WooD, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01

The City Of New Orleans VS.. Jean vi. CIa-
verie: same vs. same; same VS.. same; same
Vs. same.
EJ,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans, Nos. 3O.U94 30 Dg3 and 80 O92 !:
and Sixth District Court for the parish Of Or.
leans. No. 143s-By virtue OF four writs q fsri q
Third and Sixth District Courts for the parish
Of Orleans, in the above entitled causes for city
taxes of 1874, 1876 1876 and 1873. will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction. at the, Merchants
and Auetionsers'. Exchange Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
second District Of this city, on TUESDAY.
May 10, 1879. at 10 O'clock m.. the following de-
a CERTAIN PoRTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Second District OF this city, In square
number ninety four. bounded by Burgundy,
Canal. Customhouse and DauDhine streets. and
designated as lot number nine. measuring
thirty feet front on Burgundy street by one
hundred and eleven feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Ca5h on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
| ov,Jh d nj
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MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEANS, /
City Hall, April 80. 1879.

NO. 502s-- -Administratio Series.
Resolred, That the sum Of nine hundred
and fifty dollars be and Is hereby appropriated
70 NJ. j. o'Hara, Esq, for repairing the
French Fish and Vegetable Market, and that
the Administrator Of Accounts warrant on
she Administrator Of Finance In favor OF said
O'Iiara for the payment OF the same, out OF
the funds OF the Department of Waterworks
and Public Buildings.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans April 49, 1879.
Yeas-Chesailey Glynn, lsaacson, Marks,
/. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoBr L. WooD, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01
Woop. Secretary.
MAyoRALTy or NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall. April 80, 1879.


mo. 5o27-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
BE ii ordained That the following appropri..
aiions be and are hereby made for the month OF
Aprll. 1879. and that the Administrator OF
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in payment Of the same whenever
there shall be money In the city treasury to
the credit OF the appropriate fund for each
account and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Street Repdirs- .u
VIM. Henry, lake shells Sl6lO 0O
VIM Henry. ballast ..,.,........-. 526 90
Bujac Il Bozonie, ballast ..,..,..., ll9 10
John Fulton, ballast .......s.....,. " 40
VIM. Swan. ballast, Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Total 49,; s2ss5 80 30
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans April 10, 1879.
Yeas ~Chevalley, Glynn, Isaacson. Marks
I. w. PATTON, Mayor
"A true copy:
Ropr q. WooD, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01
The City of New Orleans vs.. Chas. Cava-
| roc; same vs. Louisiana Cotton Manufae-
| turinp Com many.

IN6 Igty VI NEW ssEkE6HS vS' 1HMy' -
roc: same vs.. Louisiana Cotton Manufac-
turing Company.
tTYTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- Of Orleans No 1854; and Fourth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. No. 2sG-Bg
virtue of two writs Of isri facias to me directed
BY the honorable the Sixth and Fourth District
Courts for the parish Of Orleans In the above
entitled causes. for city taxes Of 1877 and 1873
will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets das
In the Second District Of this city on TUES
ns asEfpAsn GsrAfN 1TSsssto5f TRso Or b OF LAND
situated In the Third District OF this city. in
square number sixty eight. bounded by the
Mississippi river. Greatmen street (now. Dau-
phine) and two projected streets, designated as
Adams and Charbonnet streets. measuring two
hundred and twenty-one feet five inches and
two lines front on the public road, now Peters
street, By depth OF eighteen hundred and
nineteen feet six inches and five lines ON said
Charbonnet street. from the public road, now
Peters street, TO said Greatmen street. now
Dauphine, and Of eighteen hundred and seven
ty. one feet seven Inches and seven lines front
on said Adams street, also from the public
road now Peters street.. to Greatmen street.
now Dauphine, and two hundred and sixteen
feet six inches and one line In width In the
rear and fronting on said Greatmen street,
and improvements thereon.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. Il ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01
MAYoRAbTv or NEW ORLEANS. 1
City Hall. April 30. 1879.

RoBT. 9. Woop, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-05-01
The City Of New Orleans W
Hemard same vs.. same.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish 0f Ois
ap1a II "a nny1 13 -
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GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly opsr.
aung IN stocks. by the 1.-TWO Unerring Rules for
The combir alton method, which this firm has made
SO successful, enables people with large or small
best skill. Thousands of orders. in various sums,
are pooled into one vast amount and operated as
all the advantages OF the largest operator Immense
prott ga are divided monthly. Any amount from 85
BAPTIST Weekly. September Goth, 1873, says, %By
me comoina an system Sl0 would make $50. or
81 GOO, or 10 per cent on the stock, during the
20 rng june ISL mss
ton method Of operating stocks is the most success
"a h: The Combination system is founded upon
eGs ,h. business principles and no son need be
Messrs Lawrence Co." Brooklyn Journal April
18th: Our editor made net profit Of 81Ol. rs from
tons" New circular (mailed fIee) explains every.
thing stocks and bonds wanted. Government
DOE DIS supplied LAWRENCE h CO., Bankers 81
Exchange Place, N. \. 1e3eo1m.
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PRoposALs FOR BRICK BUILDING.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

WASHINGTON. -. o., June 2, 1879.
this ONCE until ~ O'Clock NJ. JUNE 49, 1879 at which
time and place they wi be opened ia the presence OF
blcdeIs for the constI ucton in this CRY Of tempo
raLy Bf1ck Building for stables for use of the War
department, In accordance with plans and speci
ti ons T fI can BE- seen this Office There are
Such suitable material can be obtained from the
old war Department building, now being demoi.
lsneo, to be determined and set aside for the pnr
pose an architect on the part of the Mt
other not thus provided ara to be furnished
by the contractor.
One copy OF this advertisement should be securely
at8clec 70 each tripiicate proposal, aud should &c
d MsntIneG t1ereln as comprising part of it, Bid
GERS should furnish satisfactory eSidence to this
ONCE bt fore the award is made of Their ability to
Tie successful bidder will be REQUIRED to enter
INTO written contract with the United States with
gcnd ana approved security, in the sum Of 5000
within VII ten Gays after being notified Of the &C.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
o. arked Proposals for Brick Building" and adj.
dressed to the Undersigned. w.
Ine United states reserves the right to reject any
Or All proposals. A. r. ROCK WELL.
Jco OF Depot Oparterm astar
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 18th
~ St and New York ave.-Fire, Burglar and Damp
annum. TAKES Government Bonds on Special be-
E0s1t-oEe dollar per 81 600 year. Also, receives
Roeit for moderate charge. Board of ManagersS
pa;a stickpey president George W. Riggs, vice
want. treasurer; Henry A. Willard. John Cassels,
1GOmAs EVane. mY3tr
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pROPOsALs FOR sTATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON CITY, May %, 1879S
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. addressed to the
sec, etary Of Wsr will be received at this Depart
day Of JUNE, 1879. for supplying the Stationery for
the war Department and its Bureaus, for the fiscal
year ending June 80, $780, - w.
No bids viii be considered that are not sealed.
ana marked on the outside Of the envelope PRO
after IL O'clock sharp.
A detailed tchedule Of the articles required and
blank form Of proposal will BE furnished on appica
ton to the Chief Clerk. War Department.
me Stanonery must be OF the best quality. Sam.
pies must accompany each bid, and be fully co ual
TO STANDARD samples on file.
The successful bidder win be required to give
bond with approved suretiee. In the sum Of 10000
for the faithful fulflment Of his CONTRACT, and the
Department viii reserve the right to order the ar
oeem proper. and to increase or dmuish the an AM.
tty stated in the schedule.
niehed at the option Of the Department. at the low.
est market price. GEO " MCiRARY
je3-10,N 6ecretarv of Wsr
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The President to-day, it viii be seen, sent to
the Senate the nomination Of Secretary Nc.
Crazy to be Judge OF the Eighth Judicial Circuit
Some OF our contemporaries undertook to dis
credit the statement first made In this paper In
regard to this appointment, but the verif1ca.
ton affords another illustration of TIE STARS
ACCURACY
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The Tendency to Unity Amongst
Christian Churches.

1t Is noted that the Presbyterian general as
sembiy In its discussion at Saratoga on the
question of the validity Of Roman Catholic
baptism showed a different spirit from that
which has appeared In the severe and unre-
hitting attacks upon the faith and practice
OF the Roman church by Presbyterians In the
past. A large majority of the assembly are
credited with recognizing the validity of Roman
Catholic baptism, and as regarding that church
as Christian, and an able ally in the'common
war against sin, the world and the devil. I'm
less the various branches which are sometimes
classed as constituting the Christian church are
all really Christian and co-workers in spite of
external differences, In which case there can
be no harm in admitting the fact, there will
need to be many and much stronger express
sions OF sympathy with other workers
In the name Of Christ, not from one
but from all the various divisions of Chris
t1anity, before the Universal Church, uniting
all believers, can be established On earth in the
natural order Of things In either case the growth
OF tendency to recognize fellow Christians Of a
o1nerent pattern as brethren Is gratifying
sign. The fact OF this tendency Is sometimes
ascribed to the assaults upon Christianity In
general, made openly or covertly by distir.
gufshed scholars and scientists like Darwin.
Huxley and Herbert Spencer, which are though
10 De more successful In weakening faith than
OF earlier date. This idea that q feeling of ex-
traordinary and imminent danger Is pressing
the branches Of Christianity together is not ten
able. Though this age has outgrown the
earlier sceptics, and the so-caIIed battle be-
tween religion and science has shifted
to new field, there is no reason to believe
that the arguments advanced In the past
against Christianity, now thrown aside as
weak, were not as impressive In their day as
those which now find favor or that the latter
VIII not be In their turn discarded to make way
for others destined to receive a similar treat
ment. When the undoubted discoveries In
science which have characterized this period of
the worlds development are accepted by every
one, and ideas are adjusted In conformity with
them, 1t viii doubtless be found that no damage
has been done to any essential point OF Christi
an1ty, and that the hostile arguments based
upon these new truths win need to be abandon
ed. Then, other objections will be raised, and
the people Of the period will believe that the
great and decisive conflict has come at last in
their time. The sceptics OF that day will laugh
at the sceptics OF to-day, and swIll be similarly
treated by the sceptics who follow. SO the
course has run, and so the course VIII run while
opposition to Christianity needs to find ex.
preston.
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There Is no other such a dampener upon
pagan eloquence as death. II dying
friend perishes with his body, If those who
mourn him must soon, like him, feed the worms,
what does 1t profit that men say of him "He
did well?" An earthquake might destroy In an
Instant all who knew him, as the heel brushes
an ant-heel, and the effect and memory of hts
deeds would perish as completely as he had
done. All things would be as II he had never
been. NO rhetoric can give attractions to a
pagan view OF death. If "a wreck must mark
at last the end OF each and all !" IL no life can be
80 good or happy that 1t shall escape becoming
at Its close tragedy we can only groan at
the tate which gives US over like beasts, to an
limitation and corruption, but denies US the
beasts happiness OF living only for the hour by
making US conscious Of our doom, or by mock
Ing us with delusiye hopes. We must wait with
horrible expectancy for the event which shall
associate US with everything that we loathe
and may rejoice ''to dash against the unseen
rock and In an instant hear the pillows roar
above sunken Ship since the more quickly
and more Unexpectedly we are lost the less we
VIII be tortured with horror and despair.
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FOR RENT.
E'oR RENT.
R. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and F streets u crthW69t,

40S st. NV, IA r.. baths S126
508 st. NV, fine houss, furnished. 100
7 7s: a GSrsorsn st. IL RS mod imps.
AZ st. NV. 10 roomf, bath and stable. .... so
LIP st. NV 10 rooms and bath. ...............66
LUZ tenna. av NV two fine rooms. .........., so
10: 6i9 I'd NV 10rooms :....- ........... As
i nWo nne rooms over Galt's jewelry store. so
1 2S Eth st. NV, rooms and bath...........4O
a19V y 81 NV, rooms and bath IS
W Mh Ct NV, rooms end bath. ..,,.,,.,,.,,35
ISea dUth st. NV, rooms and bath. ...........30
10y Stu kt w., rooms. 80
icy icy 3 81. ne, rooms. mod imps..
~ u st Ne, store, line one. Is
NO. lSiZ e st. NV, rooms.
5Ol Rfh AZ W. 20 80 ~
81 1st st. D. W., rs, water and Ras............2O
q Myrtle st. W., rs. and bath. .............l5
Sg9 Ct NV. rooms and bath.
NO. z12s i5th 81 NV b rooms.
no IVY = 81 Me-, rooms .......................lO
No 1924 st. ne roomR.
40. ~ y &c ne, room5...
No l421 y z ave-, store.
Houses and Lots in every section of the CIV for
sale, at prices from 81 600 to $4,000, aud on easy
terms All property for sale ct my Office has been
reduced in price.
3. O. HOFFMAN
je2tr 10th and cts. NV.
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kNOR RENT
Il (Near Thirteenth Street Circle)
new 11rOom RESIDENCE, with every modern
convenience; viii be ready for occupancy June LIST
FOR RENT-l326 L st. NV. a handsome Dwell
L1Nd. containing Is rooms, exclusive of bath and
thoroughly built and contains every convenience.
TOR RENT-A six-room FRAME HOUSE, No
1887 st. NV. No'
FOR RENT-I4e2 st. n w., fine three-s torv and
ences 49, S~@1foIi
~ FOk RENT st., near 18th. q neat 7-room COT
ikGk and STABLE. IL thorough repair: three Lots
irult and shrubberyi rent gas per month O'0'
THOS. J. FISHER l. CO..
AMy11-u 1928 F street n. ".
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Tne New York Medical society appointed a
committee to investigate into the sickn esses q,
deaths caused by the noise OF the elevated rai,.
road, which, In petitions against the road, was
credited with working evils of the most alarm.
Ing character. The society, after eight months
OF expectancy, learn from their committee that
1t has nothing to report, no such cases as those
alleged having come to its notice. For people
whose nerves can stand the din OF a great city
with the hoarse bawling OF street peddlers dur
ing the day, and at night, the love- sick waiInps
OF cats or the prolonged vocal agonies OF a
thousand dogs as they complain to the moon.
the roar and rattle OF train of cars cannot be
expected to have many terrors.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

SF6ING LEAF TEA.
SPRING LEAF TEA,
FIFTY CENTS POUND.
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY HAS JUST ARRIVED
Inc splendid quality Of this TEA which has now
oecome celebrated, has been fully kept up.
gS None can be purchased except at 1892 6. j..
me sae being protected by virtue OF patent right to
le2-3t n. W. BCRCaEIL
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E0B CHARTER, : et..r,., .1r.--.-o -,
y having been recently painted and
fSr osesser e on To%bAY n noS STsp
OAI INNINGS. and on SATURDAYa Tnrmx
EcDHDies for Information apply TO
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FOB IMMEDIATE Use.

K'O6 IMMEDIATE Use.
BONELES6 HAM-Plsiu and in Jelly.
bEEFCa,Sorned Beef, Roast Beef, Beef q la Mode,
GAME AND POULTRY-Boned Turkey Bo,ed
CHICKEN, Yorf shire Game Pie. Savory Pie Veal
and Ham Pie, TTuffied Ham and Chicken Pic
Pate &C Foie Gras ~1eAN 4 fe'
soCPsJnlienne, Ok Tail Mock Turtle Tom Ito.
BR0THS.Chicken Broth. Extract of Beef.
shEFAbED CHOCOLATE. COCOA and COFFEE
we are receiving daily imported and domestic
goods. Noyelties specially 0''Ie
je2tr T12S
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN Il CO..
st Cloud Building.
FOR RENT.

list Of property "for rent and sale" isEued fror,
the of.e monthly. Persons Interested vii do Veil
W eau ior one we make no charge for advertising
pa1tas mo cnarge Tor care Of property. and with
na . ones we VIII make speci. rates for collect
placed in our hands Insurance attended to- VifS.
9Gt e ch1arge d Taxes paid when desired Money
exchange Some desirable Houses at from III h0Sl
10 S6 wy, In exchange for desirable lots
mySO-r JOHN SHERMAN h co.
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WOOD.

COAL. ,ouxsov n.,, wooD.
"OoO' TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. COAL.
co., Full Weight
WAL Best Quality. WOOD.
WOOD. pro, Low n Prlces. oo.x
MAm omoe. wnarvee, mill and depot connected with
xr,.. uptown Offices by TELEPHONE.
WIN nneQualed facilities and advantages for eco.
non,lcaLy conducting the wood aud coal trsde
Mbafvee, factory, extensive store yards enabc9 n:
70 stock up largely when coal II lowest ONO
tnrouehout the city, and al In immediate communi
to offer to our patrons the best varieties Of
Rem. mbsr: we insure . strictly pure coal, fa.24o
JOHNSON HROTHxRa
Main Office, mill and depot foot ~ I9th -.
Sta aW. Oficos: 1902 St W.: 10 Oh - n ~
iaIo Hh 81 NV. Ano 2zi Pa ave Sc jyiS-tr
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Mexican expositions may go amiss, but 1t Il
consoling to think that, TO the extent Of 500 900
We have two Australian exhibitions to fan bael
on.
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. Inc ABOVE Y only small part Of the property for
Iens ana sale on my books. For com pIete list eee
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th OF each month
which can be had On application Ct my ONCE or viii
be sent by mail II desired.
AUCTION Sales.
On MONDAY. June I'd, at pm, No. 4l9 New
Jersey avenue wv"
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