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Tales Told Out of Sch0ol.

FROM the BOSTON RECORD
1t is about time for another budget of school
stories, and here they are:
Teachers are required By some pupils to mt
questions in just the proper form TO elicit the
answers desired. Recently a class OF girls had
been discussing the climate of Chilli and, 10
See If one OF the number knew that the seasons
there occur at opposite times To ours, the Ques-
tlOn was put: ~ hen do they have their sea-
sons in the south temperate zone, Katie?" IAN
the year roundr' was the instant response
III England is our mother country, is India
our father country asked promising pupil
the other day. mo, indeed; why do you ask
such question:" Nothing, only l see It's
Farther India on the map" He was only ten,
and said II in good faith.
Another pupil read the expression, EARNS of
the sea, In very vague fashion. "What do
MN Firearms, perhapss" ayes, MIN Vi
w Ill you tell me this rather impatientiyl any
explosives from the seae" ''sheils." He was
sent To the head In language.
That some boys at early age appreciate
tue responsibilities of life is shown by the IL
year old who wrote In u composition: aCol. ELS.
worth was engaged to be married and this was
more solemn than his DEATH
Another small boy, with the possibilities OF
the dim future, handed in this bit OF graphic
description: THE selyas are occupied by a great
variety oil reptiles and insects such as the mon
Key. lnere are many poisonous insects hanging
/ rom the bows where tainoourines grow. The
| rhinocerous lives on the most beautiful trees
In the fright zone We see immense icebergs and
| icicles on which are whales and other hirds
| large animal is scooting water through his nose
IA the hsteiic Ocean We find birds sitting on Lit
| grass-ihese birds walk on their hind feetn
! HOW many embarrassing essays We should b,
spared II writers vino have not a slight knowI
/ edge OF matters discussed were 10 IolIo,v ~.
| example OF the high school girl who wrote: ii
| anu 10 write ON the subject OF HIsethticism
naSIng nothing whatever 10 say on the subject
now proceed To say it," That was ali, Thi
| was an actual reading in Somerville gram
| mar scnooi the other day by u big boy OF tn,
| .eIiow toox possession OF the Craigie house ant
| nveo an ideal Lie there: AFTER this Longfel
lived an almost idle lifei''
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The Deadly Imhrella-

NEED OF A school,. WHERE WOMEN MAY LEARN
TO CARRY 1T WITHOUT ENDANGERING INNo-
CENT PASSERS-BY.
From the New Orleans States.
4 female crank In Boston wants to establish
school TO teach women art, and to that end
she Is writing letters to the newspapers calling
on the people to subscribe money at once
Without wishing to be considered as antagonis-
tic to the intellectual advancement OF women
we must boldly announce that we cannot give
the scheme our support. for the reason there are
a great many things that woman stands
more IN need OF knowing. than how to paint
long-legged butterflies ON window shades and
yellow crockery. Ii an effort is made to found
schOol ior the purpose OF teaching the softer
will remove the surcingle which encircles our
plethoric pocket-book aud deposit fifty cents in
gle tremor OF excitement.
A woman wants 10 know this. Ever since
the umbrella was invented she has filled the
soul OF man with terror every time she
appeared on crowded thrOushfare with one
OF the dangerous weapons in her hands. She
holds an umbrella directly in front of her
and Charges crowd with the cool dar-
ing OF "A Richard CHur de Lion, and
when she dashes through it her wake is
strewn with crumpled hats, dlsmantied ears
and punctured eyes. Never has she been known
to turn her umbrella either to one side or the
other in order TO afford some unfortunate head
an opportunity to dodge ii, but on the con trary
IT points straight ahead like a couched lance
| hurts everything to the ground that blocks its
and picks up the wounded.
n training school in which women are taught
how TO steer an umbrella along a sidewalk
would be great blessing To this country and
tine fruits OF Its teaching would be shown by the
rapid decrease OF the number of one-eyed men
and the gradual decline OF the trade in glass
optics anc ceiiulOid ears.
The government has in the interest of hu-
mainly established commissions to discover
and stamp out the germs of pestiential dis
eases and now IL should come forward and do
s9niethiis 10 heip the people escape the fangs
OF the deadly glsham umbrella. There is no
good reason why IL should not take a lively in
terest In this matter. and establish! a national
training school Tor women and teach them to
handle the parasol umbrella not as an on
slne oil war, but as a protection against the ee-
ments.
If the scheme is properly laid before Congress
an appropriation will surely he secured for
the reason that the government connot at
lord TO grant the people protection
against danger in one form and refuse il in
another. Ii Congress sees fit, the scope of
the National Training School for Women
| can be extended TO teach the future moth
er> OF the republic how 10 place patch ON the
ground floor OF pair OF brooches SO that it will
Lot look as II IL was the nandiWOrk of a timer
ana tlad been spread on with a soldering iron
W 10 not want any more art schools. There
are already too many OF them. WHAT we need
Il u training scnOoi. and we are willing To in
crease our original subscription TO q dollar
| right now,
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STEAMERS.
RAILROADS..


TO THE NORTH wEsf ASp f sotUirhhwrsr
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPM ENT
Train. ,o., IN w .FtE. 4 NAY IN, 1856
sna raat nom station corner Oh 9th
For Pittsburg And the West Chicago Limited Ext RES
LINE $500 100 M daily % Cincinnati ana Louis
and Car 70 81 Louis daS asoe 90 sataraH
70 sniesso. with sleeping Gar Altoona 20 Chicago
meeting al Hsrrisburs with Western EapTess' with
Pnee Espfsss 1000 PM DAILY and for e SSs
and the West with through sleeper harrisburg 10
BALfIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 n DAILY except sasrd.g nA, %, sl Ps.ass
CATS Washington 10 Rochester.
FOR wla aai,r Lock Haven, and EnirA n e:5o
For New York and the EAsi 7:l5. 600 and 1, 90 A.
day 300 4 ie 200 s saS ioo r. and On
y k%se and E1gSeis & rS,man r.rO5 cars
Fot Boston without change 100 p NJ every n das
Jersey civ with bos nropf roo 5ans xnns 2.
fording direct transfer TO Fulton strset, avoiding
For Fs,l.aslpaIs: 40 300 and il 90 a NJ, 200
g. i 200 40 .ss 800 Soc ,ooo .D on
NJ Limited Express. Gao A ~ and 300 p III.
For Balslnafs s:s5, rs. 300. s4o $50, 100 A.
i ~ 1905, 200, $40 a2o, 4-27. l:lo. doo. S;lo.
Loo A NJ. 300. 400. 600. 7iO. 1850. and
For Pope, Creek Line 7l5 A NJ and 4.4o p N. daily,
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:l5 A. NJ. 1906 and 4:27 T. NJ
daily. except Sunday. Sundays 300 a n. 4:2O
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600, 7g0o. CPS 1lol and lI:35 A.
M, 2:05, Alb 4:35 sol, SOB aud !: 81 l. N On
Sunday At 600. s-2o, llOl AN: S.U5 p NJ
For Richmond and the south, 600, IlOI A M
daily, and 4::S5 T. NJ. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. sos son
10DO. lo:lo A NJ; 1Do. 3sD5. 3:23. 5:lO, 7o5 and
loa2 M, and lilo midnight except Monday
On Sunday al 500 and lo:lo A M: 1,O5 lO:s2
Pm. and l2:lO night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and PeInsylvnnia avenue aud IL
the station, where orders " len for the checking
OF baggage 10 destination from hotels and residence
CHAS. T. PUGH, j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
M
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
scheduleln effect SUNDA V DECEMBER I3;n lsaa
until further notice.

Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
Jersey avenue and street
s4o am Is asst Limited Express for I1tEshurg and
next morning AZ s5 NO ezra fare % SasSass
this train for fast time,
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis daily nj
300 pm. and lGlo pm. with through Coaches and
Palace sleeping oars TO above points without nge
300 pm. is fast limited train Cincinnati and 4
Louis arriving in Cincinnati next morning al 7;z5
81 Louis $50 pm No extra lare is Changed this
For PitIsburg at 9:43 an with Parlor Gar. and
with sieepng Car. 50 Pittsbarg. '@Nu Ai'1 De'fo'@
For Baltimore week days. S. s:2O, GAO 7sso $50
$50 $50 4zo $40 Gao 100 SIS ana II 800 pan.
loo, S5 satlm ore on san .sts SO go go and
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad aid points South
S3O M daily. with Pullman Sleeper. Wa linSton
For Annapolis. $40 am, and 1910 and 40 pm
on Sunday, $50 m. 40 m.
FOR way stations between Washington and Baltl-
more, 300. $40, $50 Am, l2:Io pm, $40, 4:so
800 and Zoo m on sundays. $50 a m. aud La.
tropoliisn Branch. 7:I0 Am. daily excepr sunday.
and Oil p m daily; $40 pm daily. excep> SUNDAY.
daily; sunday stops at ali STATIONS For Ieains-
ton: staunton and Valley Branch. $40 M daily, eI-
points $50 AM l2:so and LAO pm daily, except
sunday: For Frederick. $40 am. and 4;so pm.
For H.gersiown and Winchester. $40 and s.4s .
Trains arrive from the West daily. $40. 40 am-
From Annapolis $50 Si'nx Ana. and so and bss On
Sunday. 1888 n NJ. 6:S5 pm.
From Frederick and intermediate points as a m.
and $40 pm. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a 5l0
$780, 720, s:45, 9a5 aud lO:3o a m. 12:I5 2 3
40 8, $50, 145, Sand IL so D. m; on sundays $50
l2O e:43 and s'O5 ~, l.30. Zoo. 4:2o, g. 65o 74S
All trains frSP Washington stop at Relay Station
except 40 3:I6 and $40 pm.
For further information apply the Baltimore and
Ohio Tick Omcs-M ashiDgton station, Ga and 1851
Pennsyltania avenue. corner of l4th street where
orders Will be taken for baggage be checked and
received al any point in the city.
B. DUNHAM c. X LORD.
JAIL Cen manager, BALTIMORE. q. p. A
WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTEEN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 15rH, 1855 trains WIN
yeaye from and arrive ~ L. and p. 9th and
Station follows:
Leave Washington 200 m. and AS m ar.
rive ~ Leesourg 90 q and 6:s5 pm: arrive ss
Round Hill at ll:47 e. m. and 1872 pm Returning
leave Round Hill o;5l am and 1:26 "a m; pass Lees
ton at S:S5 Am and l:i0 pm.
The train arriving At Washington at ss35 am and
that leaving Washington 4:45 pm are daily; I'll
other trains are dolly except sunday.
Monthly AID Communication Rates to All pointa
r. BELL.
al superintendent Alexandra
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THE Golden EAGLE.

THE SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CLOTHING
WE KEEP FOR MEN AND BOYS Is THE AL
MOST PERFECT FIT OF EVERY GARMENT
WE OFFER WE IMAGINE IT TO BE THE
COMMON EXPERIENCE OF EVERY MAN THAT
THERE'S MORE SOLID COMFORT AND Salts
FACTION IN A wELL-FIITING SO SUIT THAN
IN A $50 SUIT THAT DOES NOT EXACTLY
FIT. WHEN A MECHANIC TURNS OUT A
GOOD JOB HE FEELS PROUD OF HIS WORK.
so 1T is WITH Us. WHEN WE PUT SUIT
OF CLOTHES ON A CUSTOMER WE FEEL A
CERTAIN DEGREE OF PRIDE IN THE APP.
PEARANCE 1T PRESENTS. THE COAT AND
VEST OUTLINING THE FORM NICELY, HUG
GING THE NECK CLOSELY, RESTING ON THE
SHOULDERS SMOOTHLY AND FALLING INTO
THE HOLLOW OF THE BACK WITH AN EASY
GRACE THEN THE TROUSERS ARE MODELS
OF CORRECT FIT. THE CHEAPEST GOODS WE
OFFER ARE CUT OVER THE SAME PATTERNS;
AS THE MOST EXPENSIVE WE KEEP AND
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED AT PRICES
NEVER BEFORE NAMED FOR GOODS OF LIKE
QUALITIES. WE GIVE PAIR OF ROLLER
SKATES WITH EVERY BOYS SUIT.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND Sta
i'm. GRADY. MANAGER
my11 GALL BLUE sIGNs)
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SrRrSe1Ne A SURPRISE
UPON
THE PUBLIC.

Wehave no desire to appear before the public as
oraggarts but we must in justice to ourselves
that very lucky investment at just tn right
has enabled US to offer to the people OF Washington
and vicinity bargain lot of Fine Clothing. When we
say hne we mean something superior to that usually
found In Clothing stores and the low which
we secured the goods enables make the following
extraordinary offers:
Fine Cheviot Suit at Sc worth $40.
An Extra Fine Business Suit at S. worth $12
Fine Black Dress Suit at $40, worth SIS.
An Au-Wool Cashmere Suit at SO, worth SIS -
An Elegant Prince Albert Suit at 81 So worth $50
An Extra Fine Prince Albert at SIS, worth S2S
An Indigo Blue Flannel Suit at S.. so, worth So
We have full line OF Mems and Youths Suits from
So up.
FOR BOYS FROM l3 TO Is YEARS OLD
Nice Cheviot Suit at So. worth $3.50; Fine Cas-
simeie Suit at $3.50. worth $1O extra Fine Dress
Shit, at $40, worth $50.
We have full line Of Plain SlIk-mixed and Plaid
Suits TO suit everybody.
CHILDREN! CHILDRENH CHILDRENm
For children from to 13 years we have All Elegant
Suit at 81 40. worth So IS. Splendid Norfolk Suit
al S that you can't match in the city for less than
$3.50. A very Fine Dress Suit in Norfolk STYLE at
$3.50, worth SO. We have full line of Chdren,s
Suits from $l.5Oup
1000 Pair of Odd Pants from ST. 25up
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90 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ Granite Work: best facilities in Washington for
such work. Office and Yard 7O2 to 7Q6 North Capt.
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ATTORNEYS.

HAVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS To
my sons Pan Electric ana National secret Tele-
phone lawsuits and contracts return to general
practice. assisted by J. HAIRY ROC ERS, Esq,
Electrical Expert, and j. Z. ROGERS, ESQ. EQUITY
practice in the District of Columbia and Maryiand
Once: 20 Cercorxn Building opposite U. s. Treasury
Residence: Parthenon Heights
ap29-lms J. WE'RE ROGERS
CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT
NLsw. Practices In all the Coura Office 4YO Loui-
siana ave. barbour Law Buildingl Residence, 1889
Sth st NV apSBm
NJ H MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
No Rooms and 4. Gunton Law Building
Az LOUISIANA avenue
Nes1dence S13 I It. mh29
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
PROFESSIONAL.

UsErv1 r EFT, &c
The wise for health on daily walks depend" and
the elite of the world visit Dr. Whites establishments
l4i6 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington. and IL n.
corns bunions diseased nails and other foot ailments
4Otn year OF practce 81 d sitting. ape
MADAME PAYN
lAl MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
The only Importer and of Fine Manicure
ROOMS AND T. VERNON ROW,
f2O 945 Pennsylvania ava
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2. =.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS. myl3
THoMAs J. FISHER q CO., Auctioneers

IlHOMAS }. FISHER q CO., Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
EHE2EN ri srk2Er NoRTHw AZ NJ LAG
by virtue OF deed oftI9s dated February .E3
washington county the District Of Columbia, aud
thereby We shall sell sell on pa
the premises. sub-lot numbered ~, in square num-
bered BIZ, improved by three-story brick dwelling
house Gus with all improvements. known as No. l416
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash, and the remainder in
premises and bearing interest able semiaInuaiiy
a. the f9s Of R9feRaser
EDWARD J. 9t5$ 4 az Trustees.
TlRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
@ S = f SlISa ~ 5as SrFF 55E
BY, virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ..k
Of Of, the District c Of Columbia passed on the i
Docket IS, win sell public auction in front OF
Bay 6F NAY ss D hs
the right title and estate of the defendants to said
Of and esae SO to be sod Is
believed to be two undivided onethird interests sub
to to
interest recorded in Liber 1888. folio g, of the land
proved by large and valuable brick residence 40 ''
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash, balance in two equal
payments, at one and two years, respectively, with
interest or all cash. at the purchasers option De-
Ierreu payments to be secured by deed of trust All
conveyancing and recording at cost of purchaser,
A. a. BlhNE IA Trustee a,s,s,e'
JAMES w. RADCLIFFE, Trustee,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers myIO-d&ds
VlHOs. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of ..
the District of Columbia. entered the 4th day 1
May 1856, In equity cause No. 1896, wherein Gsx
EDWARD d. OBrten ct al are complanants and
u. al hpfpniantS hQ Opad
Trustee, named In said decree, will sell public auc
ton on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
FIFTH In front Of the respective premises, fol-
At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ sub Lot
o., In Zuys subdivision of original Lot s. In square
numbered 36l, fronting nineteen feet two inches
Vermont avenue on the east side with depth of 100
rect TO public alley. between and streets north
west, improved by twO-stOry brick house.
| Az FIVE O'CLOCK. In front of the premises. part
OF Lot numbered o. In square 419, bounded follows
feet six inches south northwest
square, and running thence south twelve feet six
nches thence east ninety five feet to an alley thence
north Twelve feet six inches thence west TO place OF
consisting OF y two-story and basement house.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree: One-third Of
the purchase money to be paid cash, and the bal
| snce payable In twelve and eighteen months from
day OF SALE with interest the of per cen
per amman from the day of sale. The deferred pay
ents 10 be secured TO the Trustee upon good and
cash at the option Of the purchaser purchasers a
deposit OF 500 will be required the day Of salt
on each piece Of property by the purchaser or pur
cnasers thereof Terms to be complied with within TEL
deianinnx purchaser or purchasers Al conveyancinl
rHos r 1929 Psnns VI avenue northwest
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SPECIALTIES

MRS. DR.. j. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, FOOT
ANl Specialists. Late OF Boston Corns, 25c twenty
six successful practice. All diseases of the
positively cured. Pariors at 1922 Fst Use the Elec-
trio Hair ReStOrer Tor badness and dandru6 Ii has
no equal. Cut this out 1922 Est myl
I AIDES REQUIRING THE sERvICEs OF AN
- experienced female Physician should consult
Mrs DIR. WILSON, nos PARK Place. llth St, be-
tween and Z Sta ne Remedies. So. sp2S-2ws
NAE. ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT
VI and Astrologist has been consulted on Business
Love and Matrimony for "a years In this city all IN
trouble call. satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 10
IN. to PIN. Fee soc. and 81 BIZ First SITS. h, Capt.
tol Hill. rs
nEAFNEsS. IT'S CAUSES AND CURE. BY ONE
Dwho was deaf twenty-eight years Treated by
most OF the noted specialists of the day with
ft Cured himself in three months and since then
hundreds of others by same process. plain, simple
and successful home treatment Address
f23-tu. ,sl2w TSPAGE. LIS East 26th N City
DILES-DR- MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the OF knife caustic
or ngaturs. Cure guaranteed Can W consulted ct
2l3 Sd St NV. nom 10 pm ap2l2m~
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
Nl LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tlemen SO cents each aus street, between Ath and
9th streets northwest my64Ows
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FI1HE CELLULOID TRUSS.
Il That never breaks, never wears out always clean
aud Can be worn while bathing,
II for sale ~ CHAa FISHERA
023 It'll street northwest
Mrs. FISHER deyotes her sttsnstOp 70 ne wants al
Lady PatxonA mi
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ENOLEY, Auctioneer.

tNOLEf. Aucf1oneer.
Twill sell . stock Of the following goods consigned
e
cry. Glass and Wooden Ware Toys shelving. six dne
erai pieces of Furniture.
ayes
sold BY 2; Monday evening. ,.
ss-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
hepNIA1 H., on account Of rain the SAME H0vk aao
WEEKS & CO.. Auctioneers.
40, SIDNEY M WV J; WAT TEs,,,r
FIVE DOORS EAST OF RIGGS BANK.
Domestic China, Glassware and House Furnishing
Plain and decorated Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets IN
Imported and Domestic Glassware
ftgerasors Water rte5iks ~ &C.. 9c ' ~
The above are all new goods of the very best make
PRIVATE STOCK OF FINE OLD wHIsKIEs.,
N PA 20 AMP sA EVT GE11
AEp NAT At Ayy9
1855; commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at my
Wety zeisler, Fous;, Monticello, Bourbon and Old
Whisky. Jamaica Rum. santa Crox Rum. These
goods are put up In one two and three gallon demi
ALSO.
bdsse. 6a Rys Whsss
2 e F FaEe s Rs5t Wee Wss.
: scotch Whisky.
These are fine goods and will be sold without re-
TTNHOs E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
VA FfH rRf FFeFEEET S S8
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
oc6K sh. oef pI nant
fronting 40 feet on Fifth street
myI4-st THos E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer
TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN Il AND F
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated November -
r. lsts reSofd s in ber sol folio S4s Of the
the written request of the party secured will sell Al
he NH b or MAY NM
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, t!at part of original lot Z in
lot on 2Olh street AMI running thence east l55 feet
10 nches south Al feet inch west l5o feet 10 inches
two small frame houses.
Terms of sale; $1,000 in cash, balance at six and
terest at six per cent. or all cash. at purchaser 8
ared at Tine All a ~i &C.
ing at purchasers cost. If terms not complied
with within days from sale property will be resold
at risk and cost OF purchaser after three days notice
RICHARD I. MORSELL, Trustee.
ap15-w&s.1m THOS BOWLING. Auct
CPkCIAL AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE
will sell the
y5s sSE E MP e9E EET n fTSnH
Commencing
TUESDAY. APRIL THIRTEENTH, AT TEN 4. M
And Will continue daily until all goods disposed
The stock contains prime and first class Dry Goods
and Notions. consisting of
Silks, Nelvets, Satins. fine Dress Goods Cashmeres
Embroidered Flannels, Table Linens, Towels
Blankets Quilts, Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets
Laces EmbrO1derieS, Gloves Jerseys Umbrellas
and Parasos. White Shirts, together with full
line OF DomeStiCs.
Ladies will do well to attend this SALE as good as
sortment OF Spring Goods will be offered daily.
Terms cash. M FOLEY, Auctioneer, myll-5ts
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
COUPE Al AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. MAY EIGHTEENTH.
1856, commencing at TWELVE OCLOl X NJ 1 will
sell at The aus ton rooms of Duncanson Bros 9Ih and
ID streets northwest, to pay storage and charges
ONE COUPE.
All parties interested will please take notice.
ANN s. GRAHAM,
Executrix of the Estate of r. Ii. Graham, decd
myl4-:5t
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III LUTON
In THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE
BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE
BARBOUR 4 HAMILTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS
GA Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Have secured the Sole agency for the District Of
Columbia for the sale Of
CARITONS ENGIISII ri ENDED TEAS

Never perhaps in the history Of the tee trade has
success rapidly followed the introduction Of new
detec article In the Of these celebrated benda
which, within the short space of one year have been
supplied TO every leading hotel IA Philadelphia New
York, Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro-
nounced vastly superior any straight teas they had
been accustomed " use.
Write to BARBOUR HAMILTON for testt
monisis. Give these teas trial. and you viii never
use any other. mh6 s,tu,t q, 3m2dc