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Rev. Mr.. Hawthorne Not Scared.
NOT FIGHTER, But A MICROSCOPE WILL
NEEDED To FIND THE PIECES OF THE NJ
WHO ATTACKS HIM.

NOT \ FIGHTER But A MICROSCOPE WILL. BE
NEEDED To FIND THE PIECES OF THE MAN
WHO ATTACKS HIM.
Rev. }. IL. hawthorne, whose recent language
about Richard F. Berne, editor of the RicIi-
mond State, provoked "a card from Mr.. Beirne
On Wednesday, spoke again in Richmond last
night at crowded temperance meeting. AL
luding to Mr.. Beirne's card he said: There are
ii!en who hate me with the bitterest maiiynity
Lecau>e L am opposite upon this prohibition
question. They have no other cause / have
si~od before the people of this country in the
capacity OF d public teacher Tor twenty-seven
years, and DEFY any man to point to one
thing III nay record that is inconsistent with a
Christian, a true man or a Christian minister
You have noticed II most malignant attack in
one of your city papers. have been threat
ened With violence. My simple oifense is
that IN a discussion in a church q few
nights ago L said that some of our anti.pro-
hlhltion friends were quoting Scripture in
support OF their course; that even the Richmond
State quoted Scripture against me, and that I
half piayfu said that the devil quotes Scrip
ture. W hat Christ said To him, would say 10
the richmond STATE and its supporters Sect thee
behind me, Satan For that have been threat
encd with violence. Well, my ielIow-citizens
am "a minister OF Jesus Christ. I am not "a man
10 settle diticulty with pistols. am not to
be scared. L have had Il great many different
emotions IN nay life, but II have had any such
emotions as fear OF mortal man, Ihave not been
conscious of It. Moreover, / viii say this: There
Is not salt enough III the Atlantic ocean to save
the man who puts his hands me. IL would
take "a maSniiylng glass that would magnify a
hundred thousand times to see what is left OF
him. i THINK, my friends, we better not fight -
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A Long Bicycle Trip.

Sunday morning three wheelmen will start
from New Orleans tor q trip to Boston. They
expect to ride all the way by easy stages, MAX
ing the 1900 miles In 80 days. They will re-
turn by rail. The travellers are A. NJ Hill, Jew
eier, SO years old, weight, $50 pounds, height
ieet ~ inches, who will ride a 5I-inch Col
nm ola light roadster; Harry w. Fairfax, son of
j.. W Fairfax. proprietor of the Cgty Iten s feet
-. 81 inches high, I3o pounds who viii ride So
men Rudge light roadster, and c. NJ. Fairchild
70 years old, feet 8 inches, 135 pounds, who
'. ~, also ride os-inch Ridge. All three are
wei! known wheeinen, and Mr.. Fairchild Ia the
captain OF the New Orleans Bicycle club AN
s,ie are members Of the League Of American
W heeiinen, and will travel In the uniform OF
INA, examination. Each man will carry about
~ pounds OF baggage. including several miles
~ court plaster. They expect q rough time be-
tween cen New Orleans and Atlanta, but alter that
=, VII pe smooth riding. sunday morning at q
0eiock they will leave New Orleans by Way III
Moe eu wnnh and Nashville track. going 70
three days. The gentlemen claim that RI n n
easy 70 go 70 Boston by bicycle ~ by any other
say and anticipate considerable pleasure q orr
their journey.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucnoneers

LOT. NO 433 II STREET NoRTHW IVES AM
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of -sA
No gSSG docket 25. shall sell on MONDAY. El
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK NJ in 'front.' s Of a., as n 1rem
seven Cd IN square numbered five hundred and
seventeen OLD, to wit. Beginning for said part OF
sid lot aL the southwest corner thereof and running
l1 feet aud six (6) inches thence north thirty fSOl
feet thence east one 81 foot and four al inches
thence north thrtynfne (39) feet and nine 8) inches
Of said lot which sold and conveyed bv rhon,as
sylvester 70 the corporation Of Washington Civ
tnence noItnwestwardly along said line to point
on the dividing line between said lot and original ot
eSnt o IN SAID square distant seventy two (7J feet
and seven and alalt l71a) inches from said street
ana enen south by and with said dividing line to the
ua right OF way In common with Augustus Davis and
Mary a. Davis, their heirs and assigns in INTO anu
certain strip OF land on the east side OF SAID
o. she w,dtn o. Two 81 feet and eight inches and q
ne Iehgtn q and running from said street
% se end OF sad thirty 800 feet and way is and
elght 20 ieet In height with the right to bnd nver
sau stlip q land ana adjoining any such buiIng tn
Inc gaoie END OF the house adjoining SAID strip of
na on the east and to said gable in the construc
tion OF any such building free or charce nrnvi1oT
however said way shall be less MAN e;gs *;
v nsgh IN ne clear US by reference to sad deed
pweng. containing about six rooms, being No 4;3S
lows Onethird Of the purchase money ~ A nsid 9 e,
cash and the remainderin two equal payments 81 one
and two years secured the noies Of the purcnsser
deed OF trust upon the premises sold with the Rt q
s eSs g. e 6 .s
",l 3 ssas'd when the 2 zPSSsSs q
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Desperate Fight with Mexican Bandits

FIVE BANDITS KILLED AND MANY WoUNDED
The Dolores mining cainp lies a short dis
lance from the town of Vallecllo, OF the line OF
the Mexican National railway, In the state Of
Nuevo Leon, Mexico. A desperate band of
mountain bandits attacked the camp for the
purpose of robbery about o'clock a few morn
ings ago. The camp is protected by a heavy
adobe wall, which the bandits scaled. R J.
Bogusch. superintendent OF the mines, and W.
;. Tool, engineer, both Americans, rallied a
hundred or more Mexican miners and charged
the bandits, but were repeatedly driven back
The battle lasted an hour. The camp was
finally saved by the arrival OF fifty citizens
from Valiecillo, at whose approach the bandits
retreated. Five dead and eleven desperately
wounded bandits were left behind. On the
side OF the miners no one was killed, bat a
dozen or more were severely wounded. some
fatally The wounded bandits were carried to
Naileellio, where they will be executed.
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Content with Simple Store.

Dear Lord, to Thee my knee Is bent;
Give ME content
FullpleaSured with what comes to me-
WBateer II be:
humble roOi-a frugal board
And simple hoard;
The wintry fagot piled beside
The chimney wide,
While the enwreathiny flames upspr out
And twine about
The braZen dogs that guard my hearth
Aud household worth:
Tlnge with the cmbers' ruddy glow
The raiters low;
And let the sparks snap with delipht
As fingers might
That mark dett measures OF some tune
The Chi dreu Groom;
Then-with good friends, the rarest few
Thou hollest true,
Ranged round about the blaze, to share
My comfort there
Give me TO claim the service meet
That makes each seat
A place OF honor, and each guest
Loved as the rest
-Iadidn1Dolls Journal
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RAILROADS.
TNHE 0REA

NNHE GREAT
70 THE s PPEEFfkkswyh WA 2sp s sSSSgmFhwna
srI DOUBLE s TRACK, sPLEN DID sUENEkY
STEEL ,.,,. fH EHtahE5s1esss lsSS SI'1.'
leave sns C% q
For Pittsburs and the West Chic.1o Hnissd Expess
ns sSS ass . ann 4 and S q 1 as:s
Chicago and Cincinnati Express. q SIo n. ally.
sssns Win . SSa,S::s sss
Pace 1000 se5 iPgv s and g LS.
and the Wet with through Sleeper HsrrsSurs =
s&i f%fH fSf f's And nfforoMAQ nA41aoAn
For Erie, Ganandaigua, Rochester. buf7Sla Nle0nA
cars Ma.Sn aay et Rses. s::srAs' I'd"
Fer Wilis@spOrt, Loci Haven. ana Kam,n. - ESQ
For New Sork and he .ss 1s 600 and 100
800 ~ 1909 .as 1000 IS .nd l e
MAO Limited a. EsPSess e laIln.n f.rlor o.aS
For eSene. ss s;
CIV n with Boat. ssrSpfs aD: Come:
tcrding direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding
For itc; 300 s and a' iSS s' H. ZOO
500 iSS 1 .sS sdo 9 Loo .n On i sass1
n, Limited Express, s'4O A n. and $50 +. 4
FOR s.l%ssf So sSC s.o sSe 3d. 20
snS H. aSo. No. q s sSns 10 s 1000 s sSa
For Pope,s Greek Line. 7.ls AM and 40 r. M daily.
except Sunday
For Annapolis, 7:l5 A. NJ, 1906 and AT r. NJ
daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 300 An, l2O
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 900. 7o5. s25. llol and lla5 A.
M, 300, 40, 4:S5, 6ol sos and IL 81 Pm. on
Sunday al 600. s25, 1lOl An, 4:35 sos p. NJ !
For Richmond and the South. 600. ll,01 AN. and
4:35 r. M daily.
1900 iS;fo N; Zoo 500 s:ay $40 S ses s md
1O:42 M, and l2:lo midnight except Monday.
On sunday at 500 and 1910 A M; 3:23, 5.O6 aud
1O:42 T. M. and l2:lO night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast COR
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and st
the station where orders can be e for checking
of baggage TO destination from hotels resdepceS
CHAS. Z PUGH, j. X WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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An Epitauh.

mere neS poor woman who always was tired
" no u. % IA "A mousse where help " as moi hired
Her Iasst words On Garth We're: Dear frisnSS ar,
going 1855 H'eii|4S' ALI
~, am cone nor sweeping, nor sewing
u u e s-f+ tiitii- There vNi~I
for = mere they dan no waslins, S si.,.
q o. who're loud anthems for ever are ri,,.iH,
bus, haNis 40 voice. II get ciesr OF the si1,,Ii,
Don't weep Tor ME now-dOnt weep E1r me 1,sysr
In going 10 Go nothing for ever and ever
Il
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While not disposed to claim a superior goodness or
greater love tor mankind thGn is usually found in bus
mess the London and Liverpool Clothing Company
does believe in keeping before the public the advan-
tages II Offers First and foremost, keep nothing
out reliable goods secondly, careful to lead all
others In tit and finish and last but least we re-
tail good Clothing at wholesale prices.
fine Spring overcoat at $50, would be cheap at
$40
fine Spring Overcoat at $40, would be cheap at
SIS
good Spring Business Suit at $780,
An Atwood Cashmere Suit at So can't be matched
In this city for less than Sl4.
fine Black 4-Button Getaway Suit at $40, that is
worth SIS.
We have full line Of Mixed Cheviot ard Cashmere
SUITS Button Getaway and Sacks prices that will
astonish you.
We have full line Of Prince Albert Suits from
S145O upwards
For Boys from ID to Is years we have full line of
suits at $3.50. IS. $3.50. So, up to $40.
CHILDRENS SUITS. CHILDRENs SUITS
We have full line of Children's Suits at S. $3.50.
$Z.1o, 30. $3.50, So. 75 and up to $40.
PANTS PANTS PANTS.
1000 Pair Of Odd Pants for Men and Boys from
$l25up.
Childrens Pants from Csc up
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APoLo0ETIC~
THE REALLY UNEXPECTED RUSH OF

THE REALLY UNEXPECTED RUSH OF
CUSTOMERS WITHIN THE LAST SEVEN
DAYS HAD ALMOST DEPLETED OUR
STOCK OF BOYS AND CHILDRENS
CLOTHING BEFORE WE KNEW IT. WE
THEREFORE ASKED THE KIND INDUL-
GENCE OF THOSE WHO WERE UNABLE
TO GET SUITED; BUT NOW WE PLATTER
OURSELVES WE ARE IN A POSITION To
WITHSTAND THE HEAVIEST DEMANDS
ON OUR RESOURCES. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED BY ADAMS EXPRESS FIF-
TEEN CASES OF CHOICE NOVELTIES IN
BOYS AND C4ILDRENS' CLOTHING. WE
BOUGHT THESE GOODS AT LEAST 20
PER CENT LOWER THAN WE COULD
HAVE BOUGHT THEM A MONTH AGO.
so THAT OUR GOOD FRIENDS AND PA
IRONS WILL CERTAINLY BE THE
GAMERS BY HAVING WAITED A FEW
DAYS LONGER WE OF COURSE EX-
PECTED TO DO GOOD BUSINESS, BUT
WE WERE NOT QUITE AWARE OF THE
SEEMINGLY WIDESPREAD POPULARI-
TY OUR GOODS AND PRICES HAVE AT
TANNED; THEREFORE WE WERE NOT
QUITE PREPARED FOR so GREAT A
SIEGE; BUT WE PROMISE NEVER AGAIN
TO BE CAUGHT MAPPING" WE CON-
TINUE TO PRESENT EVERY PUR-
CHASER OF A BOYS SUIT WITH PAIR
OF ROLLER SKATEA
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND d sTS
I'M GRADY. MAxAexn
apo GALL BLUE SIGNS.)
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The Boston journal says: 1T Is well known
that birds are very sensitive TO tones of the
voice, and are terrified at any loud. angry
words. A lady who wished to make a bobolink
stop singing at last scolded it in a loud voice
aud then took up a scarf aud shook 1T in rebuk e
NJ the Gagged bird. In moment the bird was
stu, and a short time after mace hutterinp
about tie cage. Its owner tarned 10 the bird
anu was shocked To see IL fall dead UnkIni
words had killed H." We know of two eases
similar 10 this. Ia one case "a canary bird and
III the other mocking bird died within I'VE
minutes afte- being spoken to In a violent
angry tone.
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We Sn1~ SIe Owes the pretty birds. the joyous
i'.' 'a.e q sciiaIer morning with the music of
Tia. q SuI... ~ 70
le 10 81 'ii=t with CHEEKY lag salutes the breaking
<T - TaaSs ia the early worm that seuirms upon the
L.Nl.- -f- ,-e
=. S' dso.G ID The bobOins and little Tommy Tit
N -. "a ''S ASfiivIy sarTows that upon the fences
les very '''e bird she iovcs-we say So and that's
Because the maiden wore bird upon her hat.
Boston Courier.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE RICHARD I: MERRICK, ON STREET
NORTHWEST, BEING Nos. 1906 AND RIOS
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of rsH
the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of
Margaret Merrick and others against Louise II. u
Merrick and others, No. 9736, Equity Docket % Inc
undersigned trustees appointed by said decree will
proceed to sell ON TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY
SEVENTH, A. d. 1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, at
public auction. in front of the premises lot No 90 in
square No 254, Washington, ID. c., known as Nos
1906 and 1908 street northwest lately occupied by
Richard L: Mcrrick ESQ, as a residence and office
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, balance i'm one and
two years In equal instalments for which notes Of
purchaser Will be required secured by deed on
premises and policy of insurance. deposit of 5000
Will be required al time OF sale. Title perfect.
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE
MARTIN +. MORRIS
GEORGE b. HAMILTON.
1906 + ST. n.w.J
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1857 Prizes amounting $265 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
10 the ONCE OF the Company In New Orleans
For further information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES. Express Money ORDERS
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Cur
rency by Express Cat our expense) addressed
u. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Make p. O. Money Orders payable and address Rae
6tered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La.
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The North German Gazette prince Bismarck's
oryanl, IN u further article on the possibility of
war between France and Germany, avs it has
no doubt that France would take the first suit
able opportunity ID revenge herself upon Ger =
many. The Gazette remarks, however that If
Germany remains calm it has no fear for the
result, although IL ecos,nlzes that the French
are brave and dangerous enemy, and that
they have made great strides ia military
sirer rth since the revolution.
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TNHoMAs E. wAaGAMA an, v.,.,. .u.,,o....

l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY sALEOF LOT ON FOURTH STREET
BETWEEN g STREET AND SOUTH CARO-
LIMA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause 9oI4
Will sell 81 public auction, in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH next, at SIX
O'CLOCK T. M, lot %, in square 100.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in equal instruments
in 8 and II months. for which notes Of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from day of sale and Sc
cured by deed Of trust the property sold viii be
taken. or al cash at purchasers option. A de.
conveyancing and recording will be at purchasers
cost 1t terms are OF complied with In seven days.
the property will be resold risk cost OF default
ing purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON Trustee.
1900 45S Louisiana ave-
THUS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct a22-dA&dS
A SSIGN EE'S SALE.
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AUCTION SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON MONTH
slDE " SIKEEI, nETWEEN FOURTH
AUCTION.
Lioer NS !la9. FSlio 24S. stss9. one Of the land
written request Of the party secured We wM cen in
nony OF the premises on FRIDAY. the THIRTIETH
O'CLOCK r NJ. the following described real estate,
situate In the city Of Washington. District Of Cou
sa part OF lot numbered eight in square numbered
west OF the southeast Of said lot eigh thence
west ON street thirteen feet ten inches thence
north seventy five feet six inches line connectnS
TIE two angles Of said lot. and running parallel 70
east line being eight inches west Of the east
ns OF ICY eight thence south seventytwo feet
Terms onethrd cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest from day Of sale and to
6y deed Of trust on the property sold an
quired at time of sale Conveyancing, &C. at cost OF
purchaser. Terms to be complied With In Ave days,
otherwise Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and Of defSuting purchaser
after i've days public notice Of such resale in some
Newspaper published in the District Of Columbia
JOHN J. JOHNSON, &c..
ap22d&ds T. M LOWE Irussee9
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ap3-eo1w&dtds


TTNHOS. L. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NUM BE WIS 9i9 Is STREET RE NoRTHWEsr
ON / sTKEET. BErWEEN NiN TI ASD TENTH
EEsE9F k sTaEtT BErwGEN SfSTH ASp
BETWEEN CANAL AND sECoND sTREET :;
souTHWE ESD , CANAL S srREET, BETWEEN .
SOUTHWEST. AND cANAL sTRs sETEI BEs
TWEEN kSTREEI AND GEORGIA AVENUE.
probaed in the Supreme Court the District Of :::A
Columbia, holding special term for Orphans t::sg
Court OF the district of Columbia, holding Special
Term in Equity. in cause No. 1889 will as Trustee.
the following real estate in the City of shinaton
EfEVESrA o Ab b isss "A foH fhs
having front on L street of 25.35-lOU feet and
improved by threestory Brick House, being num-
bered 9l9 l. street northwest.
Immediately thereafter part of lot K fronting
.SV-lOo feet on street and lot and part OF lot l.
fronting 2o50- 100 feet on street. and lots H. NJ
foot alley. and having the W. side a I5-foot alley
and on the E. side 3Ofoot alley together with the
improvements thereon.
Also. the same day. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r ~, lots 2, 8. 9 and 10. In 50. Co., and
Terms OF Sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal nstalments in
and two years with six per cent interest from day of
saie for which notes of purchasers must be given
secured by deeds OF trust the property sold or ali
cash at option OF purchasers Cash deposit of SlOO
must mn, De made on each Of the lots in square 369
and $50 on eaca of the other lots when knocked
down. All conveyancing cost of purchaser Terms
OF sale must be comp lied with within ten DAYS from
right to resell at risk and of defauiting pur-
chaser after tn. ee days public advertisement fN
HENRY WISE GA A.. Trustee,
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, AGut ap7-d&ds
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SPECIAL
GRAND EASTER OFFERINGS
AT THE
CLOTHING PALACE

Beginning April 18th. and continuing until the oath
inclusive.)
OFFERING No IA beautiful line of Children's
81. only 81 20.
OFFERING No IA fine assortment of Children's
NorioiK suits, OF the newest designs i'm Chevot and
cashmere strictly wool: worth 50, only S3S
OFFERING No. 3.-In No. shalt offer the
greatest bargain of them ALL an elegant line of Boys
suits from ~ TO ~ years in round and straight cut
sacks; usual price S4.75. now 1886.
OFFERING No. A good line of Atwood business
suits, trocR ana sacks in Cassimeres, Cheviots and
Flannel for 81, $50 and So.
OFFERING No. 5.-Of this lot you should take ad-
vantage and buy at once 1t consists of nobby as
sornent OF Corkscrews Gin all shades Cassimeres and
CneVotS, made In round and straight cut Sac Ks nd
4-button Getaways, for $40 only
FOR these offerings look in the windows of
NJ. KAUFMAN'S
Clothing Palace. Cor. Sth and SITS. Sc
SCal early. as we close at z pm, Saturday and
ewes of holidays excepted. apI53m
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE RESIDENCE ON
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Under deed dated March 49, 1876 recorded in ,.-eA
Liber No. S11 folio 273 at request Of party Sc aa
cured. will offer al public vendue on THURS E.u
DAY, the rWENTY-NINTH DAY OF AIHIE
1855 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the south part of Lot
40 IN SUBDIVISION OF square No. 399 fronting Is II
in on 9Th street. having depth 81 feet and
improved by the comfortable Residence No 1907 0:h
street northwest w.
The terms: One,third cash, ts1OO deposit at sae),
the other twO-thirds In two equal payments at one
and two years with interest from the ay of sale to he
secured 6y deed OF trust or all cash. purchaser
option. Terms not being complied with In ten DAYS
after sale deposit to be forfeit property resold at
purchasers risk. Conveyancng and recording at Dur-
CHASER cost The tit is considered perfect and all
taxes will be paid to June 80. 1886 -"
FRED. w. JONES,
dpIoots Surviving Trustee
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ap22d Executrix of r. ii. Graham DECD
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

thOmAS LING, Auct0neer
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF RESIDENCE No. SI4 FIFTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
ELEGANT MooUET CARP Frs; HEAVY CHER,
NIERs AND FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS
MARBLE-TOP ASH CHAMBER SUITES:
4 HEAYY ,,,, WAhNUT EXTENSION TABLE
I T0R sbP De II wAhNHT; LEATHER
ROCK Frs BRASS TENDERS AND AND
IRONS; BRONZE ORNAMENTS VASES: EN-
CRAVINGS; JAPANESE SCREEN, RICH
WINDOW HANGINGs, WITH BRASS POLES:
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS: BRiJS,
SELLS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS; BRASS
BEDSTEAD; HAIR MATTRESSES; FEATH Err
PILLOWS AND BoLSTERs: WIRE SPRINGS;
BLANKETS: BARRIERS CHAIR; BEDDING:
sILyE l WARE; CUTLERY: CHINA
q .LASSWARE: REFRIGERATOR; STOVES:
KITCHEN REQUISITES. AND MANY OTHER
CHOICE PIECES, AS ENUMERATED IN THE
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING, TWENTY.
EIGHTH APRIL, 1886. commencing at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. Sl4 18th
street, between and streets northwest will sell
by catalogue, choice lot of Furniture. all Of which
will be found No. goods, nearly new and in per
feet order. House for rent. Inquire of
Terms, cash. THOMAS DOWTJNn
aPZAuIS AuctiOneef.
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PAINT Youn BUGGY
FOR ONE DOLLAR


FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH CARRIAGE BLACK,
READY MIXED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR
RIAGES. BUGGIES. SLEIGHS, ETC.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR
RAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET
One coat gives an old Buggy or Sleigh the blacklist
back you ever saw and q handsome gloss without
vanishing 1t Is accumulation of Paint and Varnish
and contains no Asphatum II is very tough and
durable and will not crack. 1t will outwear the ordi
nary carriage paint twice 1t dries hard In
hours, No rubbing! No vanishing. No extra trou-
Ole! 1t sells like hot cakes Where known lasts
dealer but few days Each can contains more than
enough to paint q carriage. Put up-two dozen cans
In case. Show cards. spoke and circulars in each
case Retailed at one dollar per can On this the
dealer makes handsome profit
HIRSHBERG, HOLLANDER & Co,
Wholesale Dealers in
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES
1875. 1877 and 24O w. Pratt ST.,
aplZ-lm Baltimore, Md.