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, 1879-03-29

BALTIMORE, March h2a.--FLouN-nult aud iacayy
Westesn suparllne. 81. 93l3. 7h; do c1tsa, 81. poo
4.0t; .lu fam!!y. 81. 7i,dl5..D.
Observation-Disclosures dull; No. rennsy1ya.
mia red. 81 .15Qll. 15h; No. @Nestcrn winter rcd,
spot, Ainrch, April, md May. S1.l3sf9ll, lJE.
Curn-Wcstern stcnly: Western mixed, spot,
March, and April, 13sfal43Ec; May, 44,dGs4iAc;
steamer. iaat42tc. Oats dn,t md unchanged.
Kye quiet at 44GSiEc.
41HSmStsaay; NJ primo to choice pcnnsylvania,
l'noviatoSs-stcady. Mesa pork. $40. bo0
TO- 76. Hulk meats Loose shoulders, :}aQl SIC;
clear rin s'dc*, 4a.@5c: packed, 4!;Qb5.;c. ia.
eon-sl'on lasrt. Age: c'car rsb sides, 6at6tuc,
lihms, 0!401oc. Lard--1tcdned, tierces, tho
7ic.
,,iiurrEn-Qnlet; primo 10 cho,co " o4tern. 100
Zoe; roll, 1G4i 1ftc.
l?G0s-QuIet; fresh, 12l13c.
~ upETRoL1uN-eteadY; crude. 7aGsBc;. refined.
ohc.
,GorrkE-Firm; lilo carGocs. ordinary to prime,
11lf114nc.
FNEi0Itra--T0 Livcfpool per steam, steady md
Kgukilrs-F!onr, 3.hN hrls: wlseat, oi, 200
but corn 1DA. DO0 bu; uata. Y, GU0 bu.
sHiraENTs-Whcat, o7. 800 bu; corn, 81, o00
bA.
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c!sc1Ss4Tf. o., March ~. .-corrox-Act1ys,
arm. and higher at lo.tc.
FIoua-Fttmcr; family. 81, 8o05.6o.
GRAla-WheAt ea!sE; red and amber, $l.00@
i.oa, Corn moderately active and higher, NJ 37Ga
INC osts-leHand active, aal prces hayv al.
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1bDSTQN

Ut3STUN.
BosroS. Mass, Mnrcli "a. -FLoun-D and IN.
changed.
N'tAtx--corh 1ulut; mixed and yellow, 45t1e,
47fe. oatf-hfaskes dnt.; No. ! and extra white,
3eQaasc; Ne. Wh!te. :!55e35!lc; No. y whl.e aud
No: mixed, :la,fGb3AKc. 1tyc, f5c.
1tEcByTa-Flonr, 2, Zoo brls; corn, "a, coo bn !;
wheat, 81, COZ bl.
sAtrMESrs-Flour. s25 brls; corn. ~, GOO bu; !;
wheat, 35. 00U bu.
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TiI1{ " II U1K EFs
MILWAUKEE, March 28.-FLoun-DuIl and neg
leetcd.
uhAtS-Whcat steady; opened VIC higher: elosod
urn; No. Milwaukee hnrd, S1.Oo; No. I Mi.
Wankee. t'oc: No. 2 milwaukee,, p1hc;. March,
s.,e; Ansll, so!ic; May. 0t.tc; No. . Mtlwhukec.
'osc: M. 4. 7a!f@7a.;e; REJECTED. G4hc. Corn
stcadr; No. fresh, 3ihc; nav. 33Hc. Oats-
uomand fair and market 1rm; No. g fresh, FAC.
I've strady. with 4ood demand; No. l, 4uc.
has'cy dRt mud easier; No. = spring. e2c.
PhnylB'nHH-Qutet but nsfn. Mess pork qn!et
hew. $40: TO- Prime stean, lard, 80. 4n.
!,o.tr-. Live lrsnsr mud higher: 3i U'13. 81.
sirAESTs-F Flour, ID. 600 6rIs; wheat, no. 000 bu.
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otAlos
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 81. -1loGs-Fism at
s".soGba. %; tccclpss, :.,209.
omA1s-Whcat ntcady at 81. o'a1. 03!;. Corn
quiet at 34Gta4!ic. oata 1tn At 21GD.8Hc.
fRovissnNA-Bhou1ders, 3!fc cash; clear rib, 4Hc
cash. March, nnd April. .Lurd-rrimc steai1,
so. 30 askcI. 1la,na-sugar-cuted. 7HGD7Ac.
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IOtFlsNIlNEs
WILMINGTON, March "8.-sFlnrTs or TuRrsu.
TlNE-atgady; 9DHc.
, 1879-03-29
ST. LDlJI3.

St. Louts. No.. March Is. -FLovn-Qules and
unchanged.
GlAlH-Whcat easier; No, 2. red fall, $1.O2N
tasl' st.6eGbl.02.a April; 81. o3i61l. o3s; ainy;
No. . mixed, 3alGsa:c cash; 3oAQ:HJc Aprt|;
8lH0 Juno; 30s4c July. Oats 1Fn, and unclaimed;
No. 2, .D!s020.4c cash; 23ko Anil. Rye steady
md unchanged ht 4Hc. Harley dull and unchanged,
WntSky-Strady at $1.gi.
rnoylsI0xs-rork quiet a. S10.25. Lard dull
aHp hon1nAl. hulk Elcats dull and nominal. liz.
:oi ltmer cash; uptons oasur; cle1r ribs Es. 26ao
3 "a cash; S5..o April; $a,a0 AIay,
:orn, iii 600 ba; oats. G 06 Sa; Tys ~: w oo 6o
su: barley. y, 600 bu. -,
sltIruEsrA-Plour, 10, 600 bsla; wheat III, 900
barley, mono,
, 1879-03-29
TOLEDO,

TaIrno o., March 28.-GnA,s-Nheat steady
No. while Michigan. II. o3!s; amber sschIaan,
spot, Sl.nts; May. s1:07!4; No. red winter,
April, sl.oo';; May, 81. .07!s: No. ] red, s1.ui6a
1;oi.4: western amber, sl.09E; No. amber
Il!inbist 81. IL. Corn dull; high mixed held at
M., :Nlc BID; No. 2 tput held Mt :IHc; Nay,
M4c; No. . white, ;I1:ic. Gals iull: M. &,
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NEW ORLEANS,


New ORLEANS. Mqrch a1. 1.-FLoun-D Demand fair
aud market hrni; supeEans, ST.. DO; XN, 81. .7hG0
800; SXH, $4.@5GS5. 90; high grades, s5 abGl
200.
GRAlN-Corn stcady aud unchanged at 4:7ke 4Hr,
oats-Market dull ut i3I31c.
A.MEAL-Scarce and hsm; .jobb1ng, 81. 10,
lIAY-alatkot dull: quoted ordinary ut 50. .no0
1l.o0; prime. ST.. QUO II. 90; choice, SIS. QUO
IT, 90.
pHovlsroNs-p0r Market dull; old, 50, 10,
now. $40. H7HD1l.00 Iard stradyi tlcrCc, i5M
41Ac; key. 1M7slc. bulk mcats--lfarkct dull;
ahouldeTs loosp, ACHE: packed, dhG14!{c; clear
!ib. ,b!tdt!Ac: clcnr aides, h,l05!sc. bacou
steady; shoulders, 4tsc; hams sugar. cured, $40
VIC, NJ III aizc.
1.l0.
Uaocxnlsa--CoGec steady; lilo casgoca, 'ortltnary
to pslMsa 1o4Gl15.ic Sngas-neNiand fair and
MARKET titn'i common 70 good common. 4st&s6l4e:
5air to fHty fair h3fdbh1sc; prime to cluico Iai41
sgse; yellow eM!asJ: 1ss1is; Mslassrs aet:s
and choice, ..7ds3Ec. islcc tsinor Ut hNGGHc,
nHAS-scafco ana Arui tobblng, S6c.
, 1879-03-29

CHICAGO BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILROAD.
pepo4 foot 0f LAtc'st. lndlAnaaY and Sixteenth se.
and Cant and ei1techthsss Ticket Ot1ecs, 90 Clark
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CHIEF JOSEPH, Tue NEz pEncE
20 o, lis tontr"-I,esr

Were my band master of the uars,,e AZ
Loved by the hisb gods. it were IN nv heart
:, meihh that saw last night
More thtiliin. than the scouting s,roon '-''
lie eh'ah S7ine serI'ents wrought upon LAGOON
were yor descended from a sire whose grave
LAID by his IA hers father's-waye on wave
ih 49, n so ancestral. centuries Old.
rolled. MI ''"e
Ihs 2o valley yours yonr birthplace and as far
ne land Ell yours 10y olest ;nheritsnc
And there Your loved ones-not the friends Of
But Ike yourself. Of noble b,eod-,he sod
traditions q, ar alise to them and pg g%u Goa
NAIL 2 slorio9s history snch as few
en eafe eie aa ans n sTeat days q old
We're you So hoDort d aud 20 well possessed
OF all that makes the loi of mortal blessed
What would you do if you wore forced To give
h mai land where you had PRAYED IN peace TO live
To some Inyader-conquereI- lie.
Aye. lies. lies lies unhlushins, shameless lies.
Most coward lies. deceived and then betrayed
Robbed OF your birthright. treated as a slave
Your kifh and kin most nlercilessiy siaye3,
And dissertation roand Your mothers grave.
Last night saw one who had suffered all
Sneh ontrase. and assembled hundreds Tiers
Quick quivering tears at thought OF his lie
SPAR.
And many bearded In, pressed clerched teeth
10 Keep sharp curses in unsPoEen sheath.
Thank God, he did interpret my IonE look
Into his eyes OF splendor when took
His kinglS hand for in that look know
Ny whole soul shone Ike sunlight over snow.
Aye. were master of that wonlrous art
Loved 10y the high gods. it were in my heart
Io make mute marble tel the unlang,Iarei grief
OF noble Joseph. the Neg Perez chief
Then would crave prayer hike that was
Long. long ago by great PygMalion.
AEd Liberty should veil her crimson cheek
10 see the accusing marble move and speak
john HENRY BoSER.
WASHINGTON. January Il, lS1?
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Autenreith, the celebrated German natural
ISL, has described for us the metamorpho5es
through which pass the individuals of species
OF butterfly named by him Nachtpfauenauge
Its grub life like all OF the same genus is one of
unbroken monOtony and duilneSS. The sum
total OF It's experiences consist in g0rging on
leaf pulp, crawling under cover when il rains
ard now and then casting Its skin. IL has no
nome NE, It's parents having died before ii be-
gan TO live. 1t has no companonShip; il seeks
none. This sluggish; solitary, gormandhlng
creeping worm is at certain set time suddenly
arrested by the electric thrill OF some new.
strange life. Ii stops eating and under mys-
teri0uS prophetic impulse commences TO weave
about its body out of delicate threads that issue
from 1t silken palace of dOuble-root 50 inge-
nlously braeed by innumerable supports that it
both WithstandS violent attacks from without
and yields to the almost spirit touch within OF
that most fragile of fairies, which out or the
holnely and prone body OF the grub rises ere
While on brilliantly tinted wings TO Hut
ter and float like a stray bit or sunset on
a summers evening zephyr. BY this
unique continuance this little creature
escapes on the one hand from outside
violence and on the other from the sad fate OF
self-burial. II is conceivable that this worm
possesses such Intimate acquaintance with the
occult laws Oh mechanics as this piece OF work
presupposeS. that it has acquired by its own eS-
efuonS This maSterful skill in architecture. or
That IL really dfScernS with clear prophetic vision
approaching changes in its form, it, capacities.
lis needs and its destiny? IL has no instructor
no personal experience no working model This
Is us 1lrst attempt, yet it bears the stamp OF alb
soiute perfection. The butterflies OF other spe-
eles, When the hour is ripe for them TO Issue
from Iheir cocoonS, Secrete a fiuid that acts on
Ihe SIX as solvent. This grub. as if conscious
from me fTSt that such power will never be
given IL, constructs It's case on widely different
principles. To Affirm that it inheritS this knowl
euge, skill and prescience does not in the least
Clear up the mystery; il only carries the inquiry
aaftnef oaek, Tor the first grub must have been
equally able to spin similar cocoon ON first trial.
OF II never could have developed into butterfly
ana become the progenitor of a specieS.-l Peaa
HOufhgg
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AN INTERESTING CAsE. - The Cumberland
refes SAYS AN interesting case WAS tried be-
fore Justice Blocher yesterday. HenTN Tee,ers
S uea the Borden Mining company for g.. 50
6ept BACK irom the freight on a boat load NJ
Coa carried hy TeetCrS % Georgetown the
company canning that I'VE tons OF the load had
otth taken OUT during the trip The suit is the
nIst one OF The Kind known 10 have been
Uiougnt IN THIS section. Mr.. r l.. Tilghnlan.
the company : agent here. testified 10 the
amount OF coal with which the boat was loaded
dho stated that The Georgetown agent had rN
amined the load and discovered the short scr
Ieeters testified that he had moi taken OIL even
The customary amount of coal allowed for mol
IN lhe absence OF the personal affidavit OF th,,
georgetown agent concerning the alleged shor,
asst. the magistrate decided the case IA favor ~
,t'eettts. The coal company'S counsel stated
"'S 'A'eh'ieh OF carrying the case 60 court
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sE-The Spanish military authorities have

The Spanish military authorities have re-
soiVed On the use of carrier-pigeons.
eE The fashion plates that come from Paris
are colored mostly In the prisons by female con-
VictS.
fE~They are retrenching with vengeance
at Harye de Grace, Md, where the mayors sal
airy has been cut down TO $50 pen year, and the
aldermen'S to $50.
fB-The West Virginia House OF Delegates has
passed a resolution fnStructing the Congress
men from that state TO vote Tor government aid
to the Texas Pacific railroad.
az Having fined taverh-keeper for selling
liquor without a license, two magistrates near
Toronto remarked to the people in court,
aCome, boys, let's have drink" Snd led the
way to the Identical tavern.
fE Cincinnati groceFS advertise for sale in
the Sunday papers, under exaSperatiRg car
toonS, the bills OF their delinquent customers,
giving the debtors name, occupation and resi-
dence, and the amount OF the bill.
rE-The mayor OF Rockford, H., furnishes the
young men with pleasant and comfortable re-
sort, where they can engage In chess, checkers,
cards and similar amuSementS, Tree from temp
tation and evil associations.
RI Married, at Mount Etna, Pa, on the 30th
ult, NJ. LeOr ard Immel, aged Sc, and Miss Sarah
Keller, aged 81. The bridegroom was so happy
that he distributed cash and other necessaries
among The spectators in a lavish manner.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING pa.
l. PER, TWINE, AND LETTER BALANCES
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON d. c., Dec. IL, 1881
ment UNTIL THE 23p DAY OF JANUARY, 1879, at u
O'clock noon, ., for furnishing Wrapping Paper
offices the United States for five months from the
frst day Of February 1872 the said articles to be
Blanc AeENcY Of the Post Office Department
The quality and the estimated quantity Of each
article Gle required are specified below:
5000 reams Of Wrapping Paper, 20125 inches In
,oo each ream to contain 20 perfect .9uires.
loo rea ,1a OF Wrap2as Paper, 26140 inches in
nm nm each ream to contain 20 perfect quires.
100000 pounds Of Cotton bsa te be SPY
pound pound, to be put up in balls Weighing about
s aa Pound ons each "a and So bound as not to
10000 pounds OF coarse Hemp Twine. to be 3-py.
pound, and to be put up in balls weighing
from one to two pounds each, and SO bound
a. not to become loose Or tangled in trans
Samples of the Paper and Irvine required will be
ton to the Blank Agency. r O. Department. Wash
avoirdupois weight, and Is rates metric system, to
be graduated down to a ounces and single rates.
required in the Balances to be e fnrnisIed 'S WILL oe
s OF ea nh description Of Balances must &C
he aa B Eas SssA IL
9ualitX ID all respects equal to the sample
box for and I ee Of en-
pense, to the Blank Agency, Washington, D. G.
AOre OF less IMAM The estimated quantities may be
ordered, as the necessities of the Department may
require at the discretion Of the Postmaster Gen,
eral. ~
Awards will be made for each article separately il
deemed most advantageous to the Department
nent will not be considered,
Zach bidder must furnish with bis proposal guar
certificate from postmaster that such glarantOrs
are reliable persons.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished on ap
phcation 10 the Blank Agency, p. .. Department
to each contract.
failure to furnish promptly any article cou.
rscted Tor, or any attempt to impose upon the De-
partment articles inferior in the opinion of the Post
master General TO those contracted for will be con-
tract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope.
. Proposals for Letter Balances" Proposals for
Wrapping Paper" or Proposals for Twine" and
addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster General
washington ID. o. d. NJ KEY,
oecl2laWbW Postmaster General
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tim GREAT DOUBLE TBAOK.
National Route and Short Line 70 the
North, Northwest West
and SOuthWoDts
To take effect Sunday. Nov. II. 1a1


and Southwest.
To take effect Sunday, Nov. II. 1878.
LEAVE WASHIN0TONi
1pr @E Eoo h05a sos
Steps a. shEisys I.urs r Anp Rsas
Brs nstssSn At ss seisy HANOVER aha 1n os'
$50 a m.~Baitimore Annapolis and Way. (Pied
Wo9 Va s'f ReIaT "n'Ae'' 80"
m3Bamere sna L. p1sd nagre1s ,r.,-.
end R1Yg sos sns B.
Phiisdsiphia Stops az nnspolis Junetion
80 and Psss 9aprsss assrs1o~n
snd Valley Branch p. except Sunday; Throush
daily: Grafton to sandusky. daily. except Sat
800 :; W;-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
10 90 a mzzSBaltimor. E1p.ess stops a. Bl.asns
tion. Jessnp's and Hanover. '-''0
AL p m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, Elllcott City and
II so p m--New York, Philadelphia and Boston
=, Express Stops at Laurel.
IL :s5 p m ON Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 p. m.-BaItinore, Blsasnsburs, and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relsy. Stops st Annap
a;ss p. mEPoins Of Rocks, Frederick. Haserstown
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only. :"
f4:49 p. m--Bsltimore. Annapolis and Way SITS
$50 p. Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
EIpreszs- Ellieott City. Norfolk except Sun,
rect to Boat at Canton Stop at RisdeDsSura
and Laurel
q 80 D. m.-Batimore and Way Stations
"a 80 7. m-Chicago and Columbus ExpreSa S,se1,
ing Cars to CHICAGO.
tS 10 D. m-Baltnnore Express
300 p. n.--Point Of Rocks and Way BtstiOre -
q so p. m--St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville sna
Plttsburs Express P.ttsburs, except Sunday
Pullman Cars
10. 10 p. p.-New York, Phiadelphts snd Baltimore
Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Sleeping Car TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia.
tD Daily. On Sunday only Other trains daily
except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station. novIo
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DIED,

iklSBn Al O'clock q IA. January 18th is-,
oiiSe 5 se fort nine yesrs tina s'e@ep,.
Funeral froni his late res dence. 2oes Fonr,e,n,s
street northwest at o'clock = N Tuesdav d.,
instant trends of the fanl, are respectfully TN
Hi lEARl. In Prince Geor.rc's county Ia,,,
airy Sth. i3''. Mr. LION NEB HiILEAEN ia IN. jffy
elEhtR Dear OF MS a-e lMaror nIsh Ga fett, pleas
HART Al Clncira;r. ohie. GA January Ii. 49,,
ANToiNhlIn Nh'sMnUTH HAEt. daughter " thr
late 5ohn Wadsworth. O; New York. and neics OF
SIR. : Mast. OF thi> city.
Funeral from II P5trlck's church. on Tassia,
Gorn2n-. JanDsry 2lSt, at 10 oriack Relatives an
TRENDS "t The family are RESPECTFULLY invited 60
hLNG. in III twenty sixth year oi his sEc
Funeral on Tuesday. 2lst instant. AZ . o'ciack ~
N. FROM the residence Of his brother. VI z King
No Us Third street northeast aud l,r,oeed q ;,
lettrs church; Relatives and friends srr respep-
fully requested TO attend.
LEIGH On SUNDAY morning Jannar, 10 1879
at o'el1ok. lEENI FLE.ki. infant daullIter Ut A
Funeral Monday, Al 10 a.
PINE. On Sunday, January 18Th. 49, al :
o'clock =. m, after an Illness al twenty one days.
Eva MAID PM, aged seven years AMI i've month.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her ,randmother. Mrs. l. A. Dunn. LOO ; Nth street
northeast Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock y. IN.
PARKER On Sunday. January II. 1872 at ak
O'clock a M, HARRY youngest son n Henry an &
Mary Z. Parker, aeed nine wears, five months aaa
Funeral al, seTyioes a; O'Clock Tuesday, at their
family RESPECTFULLY invited to attend.
SLACK. The only and beloved son of Gertrude
and Stanley Slack departed TINS life on the 10Th Of
JANUARY, 49,, aged sin months May he rest ID
peace.
lsht from our house has zone,
A voice We loved l. still
place is vacant in home
That never can be filed.
SMNTH. On the evening OF the 18th of January
1879, after a lingering illness. STUART J. SNYrH.
aged Nellty two years. native of the city Cork
Ireland. and resident Of East Washington for the
past forty four years MAY H. rest IN peace
Funeral from St Peters church. Capitol Hill Wed
ncsdag. the 22d instant. al . O'Clock m Friend.
and acqa!lItances are respectfully invited to at
tend
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

BGOSY SUSPENDERS,
Are something new" and comfortable 1T so ceut
and d pair.
The Rosebery' Scarf ut a.
The LAnshan" Scarf at 81
The Waterloo" Scarf at 81
The Duke Of Bedford" Scarf At IL
These are warranted. Lloyd Attree 4 6mtthh
inst opened, at close prices
TAOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
octlo6 $40 II 1t. -. &C., Opp. Patent Ofios
k,ALL AND WINTER GOODS.
superb selection for GentIemeu's Drezl -
and Street Wear received and ready for in.
specton. and offered at fair prices M
Respectfully request the continued fSyors OF ~
my patrons and the public generally.
+. J. HEIBER8EE,
OrrIZKss' ARMY EIyT MRRoHAHT TAILOR.
636 18th street,
teplOu Corcoran Building
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1910 GREAT JO1S
iOsS PENNsYLVANIA lSll

1873 rns$$ $S'fHa 1873
70 THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Halls.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAsEIF1czN1 EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINaTON. from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets. IS follows:
81 PsSa;5 t!s@
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
S w sS C oa ~ fn watk s.iFef
an. daily, except Sunday
for New YORK and the East 20 and 10 10 Pm
press q Pullman 4arlor Oars. $50 Am. daily.
Coz Brookiyn. n. T., all throusn trains oonnec. at
Jersey Glsy with BOATS q Brooklyn Annex,
inE double fsrriase and journey ss across Ne" New
Eorr Philsdslphis. go. $50 and 10 is p 10. daily
Ecr Baltimore, 90 1885, 8 80 a. m. and 90 D. M
daily except sunday a.i le:lo H. 30. $50. TAO
For .Pope's Greek Line, TOO 3. No. and 4:2o p M
Ger Annapolis. 7:GO a. %. and DO p M daily. *.
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
% NAY :. AMP !. y pa ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
6:15. snd II so p. NJ On Sunday at g. M. and
For Richmond sud the South 6 so I. N. and 40 p.
For G. 4 o. r R. 5 20 D. H. dali,
Trans leave Alexandra for Wasbington o. z, 300,
8, 10, IL s. m; l, 8, 400, 8, 6 is, and Ii o. M
On Sunday at 90 and 10 a. M. and 9 :15 p. 10.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car 80
somnlOdations can be procured at the offices. north
asst corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue: northeast corner of Sixth stree. and Penn
sylyaniA avenue, and at the depot. Were orders can
sc left for checking Of baggage TO dsstination from
hotels and residences.
l. p FARMER, Genersl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER. nov3
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIAIPROvFD
P I!612i pa; ,l.,, FRONTING ON SECOND
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTH: ALSO, ON u
SIREfT SOUTH, BETWEEN SECOND AND
Third STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust. recorded in Ii sP,A
Der No, $50 Folio 183, of the land records of -
tue District of Columbia, viii sell, at pub ~ q
lie auction, in front of the remises. on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of January, 1879, at O'Clock m, the
following real estate in the city of Washington, D.
G.. viz: The north half of Lot 8. in Square 532,
fronting 20 feet ID street west, by 15S feet in
depth. Also the north half of subdivision Lot H in
Square 58l. fronting IL feet I'd street west, by
$50 feet in depth and subdivision Lot X in said
Terms: One-third cash, ard the balance at six
and tvelve months, for which The notes of The pur-
chaser, bearing interest from the day of 'o al,d
secured on the property sold, will be taker \ de-
post of so viii be required of the purchaser at
time Of sale. All taxes and assessments to Deem
Der /, 1878. to be paid ont of the purchase money
JOHN c. MCkELnEN, ,r.
WILLIAM b. McKELDEN,5 trustees.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 90, Aucts tal6dlOt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-20
THos. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionee,
1RgSTEEs' SALE. OF VALUABLE. RESIDENCE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY, ON Z STREET NORTH, BE
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
WEST. BIZ ING PREMISES No. 210.
By virtue OF two deeds trust to the under -
signed, dated November 2Tth. A. D. 1872, and GsB
November 26th, 1873, and recorded respect LUZ
lyey in Iiber 704, folio 205, ct seq. and Libar No.
40 folio 429 ct seq Of the land records Of the DIS
party secured thereby, we viii sell ct public auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on TUESDAY. Janu-
part Of lot numbered six Co., in Margaret Q. Disges'
mt ns thereon said part of said lot having front
of 70 feet S11 inches on the south side of north
street and depth, according to the plat Of III feet
to an alley.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash balance ia six,
twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale, rep
resented by notes of the purchaser, with interest
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on the
premises. deposit of $500 viii be required at
time of SALE and If terms are not complied with in
five days from the day of sale the property will be
resoid after five days public notice. at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser Conveyancins at
purchasers cost.
EDWIN HARRIS. r,.
MAHLON ASHFORD,i Trustees
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jan15-eoSdbs