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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09
THE EVENING STAR
I ...:.............Ma May q, 1879.
CONGRESsvOus


COHCHetoh OF Iesterd0u'S Proccedinos
SENATE.-After our report Closed
Mr.. Morgan spoke for three hours AM, q bo,,
In favor OF the bill prohibiting military tntar-
O'Clock, went into executive session and after
some time spent therein adjourned.
HOUSE-After our report closed debate ON
the free coinage bill was continued.
Mr.. ChitteDden opposed the bill as the most
violent and inexcusable assaults on the integrity
and welfare OF the American people ever made
In Congress. he proceeded to crit1cise and
r1dicule Mr.. De La Matyr, OF Indiana. as "fhe
beloved apostle and high priest OF the green
hackers" and as having prayed recently from
the clerks desk that the good Lord would take
them all to Heaven, and then Straightway made
frantic effort from his own seat 10 make ft
warm for 'fDfamouS and he'll born bondholiers "
Laughter. Replying TO recent speech OF Mr..
spoke as capitalist. Yes, he was roboer,
according TO Mr.. Warmers doctrine. loud
laughter. Every Industrious and TEMPERATE
man IN this country made money but II reouir
ed common sense and tact TO save sOrnerhipr
ana DE capitalist. fLaughterl He referred
10 the recent purchase OF steel rails In Enriand
Dy Mr.. Vanderbilt, and asserted that under mis-
OH MT vanderbilt assuming that he hal given
nole I0r 800 OC0 for these rails) could purc,a ..
silver bullion at cost OF $4,000 and nave II
coined into 5000 0o0-thus saving s1a.eea by the
operation. The bill would Cypress and rob the
brought forward
Mr.. Warner argued that fnconvertib,a p,per
money, II carefully limited In amount. could re-
tain It's full face value, and quoted financia
WRITER'S 10 sustain that position
Mlthout action on the bill, the House. at 49,
adjourned.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co: Auctionesrs,

w Washington. D. G.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
BhaNcH I Of The Ba 1 s sa iSa ONO
kkAAIIRoA 1g:s AND DIVIDED INTO CHoIJE
By virtue Of decree OF the Cironit court ix,A
equity, the undersigned. az Trustee will offer -
az public sale, on the premises, on FRIDAY, May
3d. 1879 at 10 30 o'clock am, Of fair If not, the
next iair day thereafterJ valuable tract OF land.
sd on one side by the Wash ngton branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and within a few yards
OF the railroad depot at Hyatsville within ten MID
states There Is on part Of the land small but
comfortable DWELLING. house
The Trustee has had the property divided and laid
on into villa lots or sitea to suit purchasers OF large
or small means who may wish to purchase with .
opportlnity for those wishing to make such invest.
ments The land lies high and dry, within few
yards of the Bladensburs depot and in the imme-
dlate neighborhood Of the SPA springs at Bladens-
burg
The terms Of sale. az prescribed by the decree,
are cash payment of S30U on the day OF sale. and
the residue OF the purchase money TO be paid IN
equal instruments at twelve and eighteen months
secured by the bonds Of tho purchaser with secue
ty to be approved by the Trustee. bearing interest
from the day OF SALE Upon the payment of the pur
chase money and interest the Trustee is authorized
70 convey the SAID property to the purchasers there
plat Of the land and building lots into which it
is divided ran be seen at the office of Wash b. VIII
nams, Auctioneer.
Those wishing to purchase are invited to examine
the premises or address the Trustee
G. o. MA0RUDER, TRUSTEE,
myl2aw,s Upper Marlboro. Nd
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How TIE Cox JURY STooD.-Foreman Began
OF the jury which convicted Capt. Ed Cox. at
Atlanta. Ca, OF the murder of Col. Robert A.
Aston, has furnished the following as the
status OF the jury: "When we first went into
the room we took vote just to see how things
stood. The vote was eight for murder, two for
voluntary mansIaughter and two for acQuittal.
The two who voted for acquittal, though,
just voted "No" because they had not made
up their minds as TO what grade the offense
should have. On the next vote, taken short
~ after. we stood ten for murder and two
for voluntary manslaughter. At this point
the jury stuck until ten O'Clock TUESDAY
night, when We reported to the Judge that
We could not agree. We slept on it ali night.
though some OF the Jurors kept talking all the
night through. The next morning we OF the ten
who voted for murder asked the two manslaugh-
ter men II they would vote for murder ii we
would recommend to mercy, which would save
the prisoners neck. After q short discussion
they agreed 1t then took nearly all day to GET
the ten men who voted for murder to agree to
recommend to mercy. At last this was done
however; the compromise was effected and the
verdict announced. II ft had not been. - said
MI. Began, "ror the law that the mercy recon-
mendat10n would save his neck there could have
Deen no verdict but guilty. 1t Will be very hard
IoI q July 70 nSng any man while that saving
PROVISION nolds It's temptation over the jurors
hearts" He further said that the ten men who
voted for murder were very fully CONVINCED thar
it was murder, and simply took advantage of the
iegal alternative to miStrial
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t1In. the pathetic little poem published the
other day, for the line so, sister, mourn not for
your dadi" please read, ''Oh, sister, mourn moi
for Jour deadt"d EnQwjrT,
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WALTER y. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneerr,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON NINETEE- TT STREET, BETWEEN K
AND Z EORTHWESr; ALSO ON K, BE-
IM ,i: NINEIEENTH AND TWENTIETH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust date. Noyem- -
Der 9th, ID 1875, aud duly recorded in Ii h.4f
Der No. e02 Folio 2l6 one Of the land records-k::
for hinston county in the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the parties secured thereby,
we shall SELL at public auction, on the prem ses, on
MONDAY, May 18th, 1879, at O'Clock m, all
those pieces or parcels of land known and described
as follows, yiz:-The south part OF Lot No. a. in
street northwest, and running back with equal
wi0tn the front and bordering on the most south.
ery line Of said Lot ~ sixty four feet less
till it strikes the most nCrtherly line of Lot in said
square. all of which win more Iully ap-
pear by reference to deed from W. W. Oorcoran
to John Brent, se recorded in Liber B. M. II d,
10, folios 26O and POI Also Lots numbered one (l)
and two Cd In Square number IS, will more full y
appear by reference to deed from David A. Hal to
John Brent. as recorded in Liber j. A. 8, No. %,
foios S4s 347 and S48 Of the land records Of Wash
excepting 30 much of Lot as has been decided by
John Brent TO John 8 Brent and Emily A. Free
inan. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale One-third cash: the balance in sir
ana twelve months, for notes bearing interest at
rate OF eight Ter cent per annum from DAY Of sale,
anu secured by deed Of trust the properts sold.
II terms OF sale are not compiled with within five
days from day Of SALE the Tfusless the right
to resell the property at the risk aud cost Of default
cost 600 DOWN on Gay Of ale.
s ! & Ms 9KffFP fsaNMaAN,' rrustee.
WALTER WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts mv9a ,Sds
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NOTCH
VIM she view Of diutniehing the chances Of col.
son the Steamers Of this line take specific course
Tor III seasons Of the year.
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 20 at q
1t, or nothing to the north OF n
On tie houswafd passage crossing the meridian
Of so sc "a lat or nothing TO the north Of a
THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Ratvssn New York and Liverpool Call
Ing At Cork HarbOr.
p.r sna. S.s . 11r Asy.sini. Wei. Nay 4
8othnix Wed, April 16 BothntA- Wed, May y
6Siiia. We'd, April Is GaDia. Wed, May %
Alaeria. :. Wed, April 80 Algeria. W: ed. June
6cyfhia. :. wed. May Scythia. WED. June IL
M eVery following Wednesday from New York
IN neamers carrying stserase. $50 and LOO gold.
ae0fr6snY 10 sccomuuDdationA
T{oSctS 10 Paris, ol6, gold, additional
Refnrn tickets on favorable sermA-
etssraee at very low rates 6teofnSe uckeo from
Europe at lowest rateA
aAyfa, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
md for Mediterranean ports.
For freisht and pasesse apply p the Oompanys
o6aoa, No Bowling Green. or both steeraEe and
esbie, % OTIS bI0GLOW. COS 7sh street. Washing.
jsn3Siy CHAs. q. YRANOKLYS. Agent. n. Z.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucuoneers
TRgs1EEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL is4lr ESTATE .!rri on EaST SIDE or. THE.
STREETS NORTHWEST, NEAR F, CON
SITTING OF tn sEE-STOky. BASEMENT
AND MANSAhD BRICK DWELL IS.4
by virtue of a deed of trust, dated October s....
~, .. 1876. AID duly recorded tn Liber ssass3
NO 81, TO 10 4S5, ct seQ., one OF the land .as!a
records for the district of Columbia, and by d.
rettion Of the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction n trout Of the premises to the high
est bidder, On SATURDAY, May 10 1879, at O'Clock
= I'm, m all that certain piece or parcel Q; ground,
and known upon the official ground plan or pat Of
division Of parts OF lots No; and O. in square No
Liber r. Co k. folio 107 of he records in the
turveyols office OF said CITY, together with the im-
neIt
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, of which 1900
must be paid at time of sale, and the balance in
and two years in equal payments, to be SECURED b ,
purchasers potes bearing interest from day Of sale
inte1 est niannually1 and deed Of trust the
premises. ConyeyaDclng and recording at pur-
chase. cost Il tie terms Of sale not complied
right to resell at risk and cost OF purch sser in
default VIM. F. HOFFMAN. Trustee
myS-3t 1921 f street nor Invest,
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IHAS. w. HANDY, Auctioneer.

real EsTATE On S6P = RaA OF 1Fr M2ssa,
S SnRTaWssTA AVENUE AND NJ STREET
., By virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing data lusA
the d aS'h a day Of "a APRIL ~ ]s74. and re-
lard record. Of the District Of Columbia aud ~
detection Of the parties secured thereby, will offer
s. 81 I a IN IF ff9St Of hs
pm, all that certain piece or parcel of ground
lying and being situate in the city Of Washington
ginning for the same at point on North NJ street
si, feet four inches 64l2 from the north
fortysx a4s ranning thence west seventy feet
four inches to said corner thnce southeast wardly
along the line Of Massachusetts avenue to q point
north to the place Of beginning. with the improve,
ments thereon consisting OF two story brick ar
Terms of sale Onethird cash balance in one Cd
and two z years, with interest at six per csut per
album TO be secured by deed Of trust on the Drop
five days, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
to the at sf snd Get Ct Ge 6esu
my6-2sw&ds Trustee
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TkUsr To ME-
~ dated December 23d, 1873, recoroed in -.
for the county Of washington. D. G.. and at IG:A
the request Of the owner Of the note secured there
by sha III at s%ceH in , front o. the premises
Of square numbered Ave hundred and sight, IN OF
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the indebted ness
anoe six and twelve monISs after the das Of SALE
After sale. All the cost of deeds and reoordins t.
not complied with in five days after sale the prop
erty viii be r.sod At the risk and cost Of Tie do
JOHN W. KENNEDY. Trustee.
my5e06ds JOS 4. COLDWELL Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.onee-

| UOW LlNG, AuctiCneSc
SPECIAL SALE OF A LARsE CONSIGNMENT
hssU TIERS. BALUsThRS. NEWELs. MAN
On + UFsDaY MORNING, Nay 1sta. 1879, com
MERGING at II O'Clock IN front of my Aact;oI
rooms sLal ell for the consi.n e.. large stoc:
d stock Of the hest S q"aty sd Mi b
sG my Uncut rese Eau.s nowr,y4 Anctiooser
K II. WARMER, Real Esta1. 4uctionser.
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE SNAIL HOUSE
M srE sEsEENsSF FkAME
S ST. ysRb ssb $SgFEnE Es SHEv sooD
pub 81 ic s s9etor, TUESDAY. May ID. 1879, At mn
IN fS sssS t and ,e ssnoe il
twe.ve eighteen and twenty four mourhs with
nsf 4. he p s
down m at sale Title TsrIfct WARMER .no,,o
THOs. l. WAGdAMAN Real Estate Aoc 10 7gg-
No. 4ls on NEW JERSEY AVENUE. -
Under ard by virtue Of ueed of trust, ss,ss
ana A., recorded in Llbsr n, No ~ foio 222 one -
d 1s s"sss % s 9 Ii. AaG a.x
R. Fl. kyan's subdivision o. ORIGINAL lot 49, IN
1qnars 6ss; as recorded in Der p g folio lo4
from August IL 1878 seea ed BY this deed Of tras
months. tor Which tbs notes of the 0 purchaser
by deed of trust on the property sold. viii be
taken. deposit of 5000 s .ali lie required OF the
At bis cost If terms Of safe az not Compiled VIII
in days, the trustees reserve rxbt to resell at risk
n''' '' IN 5:Sf 1 is Se' T Trusss
THOS e. WAGGAMAN. Auct apI9.5Sds
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POLAR EXPEDITIONS THIS SEAsoN.-Seyeral
expeditions will start for the north this season
In search OF DR.. NordenskJold, OF the swedish
polar expedition. The ship Lena left the ex-
piorer, with the small steamer Vega. at the
mouth Of the river, Northern Siberia, On the
27th OF August. The explorer hoped to reach
Behring Strait In a short time, so dispatch
might be sent to Sweden from Japan. Seven
and half months have passed, but no tidings
Of the explorer have reached civilization. II
the expedition is not lost, the Professor Is ex-
pected TO make his way out OF the ice when it
breaks up. His situation Is so uncertain, how
ever, that number OF expeditions Will set out
to render aid as soon as possible The Russian
government has ordered the governor of East
Siberia to dispatch an expedition to the north
overland. This Is no light work, and will prob
ably fail. The Jeanette. formerly the Pandora,
is expected to sail from San Francisco shortly,
taking course which will aid DIR. Nordenskloid
II ne and his crew are still alive. 1t is the In
tention to secure dogs In Alaska and proceed
Immediately to the north. Another expedition,
under command OF Capt. Sengstacke, win also
De dispatched to the north. This expedition
has been equipped by N. SibiriakofI, and is pro-
Vloed with powerful iron screw steamer The
sad loss OF Sir John Franklin made such deep
impression that every effort will be made to
render assistance to the belated explorers In
good tme.-t Rochester (N.Y.) Democrat, Mdy 6.
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GEORGE TRUESDELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
~ Gus Seventh street.


TRUSTRES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH MAN.
SIDE OF SECOND STREET, Between
RREGHSMlsGYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated August -
9Th, 1878. and recorded In Iibsr No. 1877, 1e
sss Of ss
thereby me we ~1 ssl At PaSlic AUCTION in front
1873. at 80 O'Clock H. all that certain piecs or
parcel Of ground situate in the city Of Washington,
as lot No s., in Shepherds subdivision of orisinal
lots No and g. In square No. 575 together with the
improvements &c.
rI Terms Of SALE prescribed by the deed Of trust
est and expenses due the day Of sale in cash
the balance at twelve MONTHS for which the note of
the purchaser bearing interest at the rate of ten per
centum per aInum from the day of sale and Sc
cured by deed Of trust On the property sold shall
shall be at the purchasers expense.
ANDREW q. BRADLEY.} Trustees.
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CTEAMER MATTANO. CAPTAIN VIM. n.
- BYLEs, on and after April 2Oth, ~0-N
leaves Tharf foot OF 9Th and ste STE. issSi
day, ct Am for Potomac Rivef landings On Sun.
days for Mattox Creek Colton's, and handbags in St
Clements Bay. On Thursdays for Mattox Greek
and Anoings IN Wiconaico river On Tuesdays for
Ootton'e and landing In Nomini Greek Returning
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays morntngS
mailing intermediate landings Also Chapel Point
On Wednesdays, coming up.
For further Information enquire at Offices Of g. I.
8HxRIFF, No. S28 and lila fennsylvania avenue
or y once foot OF 6th and n streets 4W.
aplb q. T. JONES, Aren't
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GTEIGER l. LIEBERMANN. Real Estate Auct'rs
~ Room rs Le Droit Building.

~ ttOOu 20 16 DrOlt bCulu1nS.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUI-D-
ING LOT, "a 1913 FEET, TO 80 70 IT
ALLEY, situate ON EAST SIDE OF SEW
ENTEk NTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND "
STREETS NORTHWEST, FRONTING DE
SAhEs STREET. BEING SUB LOT 8. IN
We viii offer the above. described Lot for s1t4
sale, on the premises to the highest bidder, at XXI
8 O'Clock pm. on TUESDAY, May 18th, 1879. Il
Terms Of sale: OnefOurth cash and the bal Ance
at twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with
six per cent interest, secured by deed of trust on
The property ConyeyanciDg at purchaser's cost.
deposit OF 800 will be required at time of sale.
my79,lOl2 AuctiOneera.
TRUhTkE'S SALE OF VALUABLE OOUN-
i THY SEAT OF FIFTY-TWO ACRES, IN
HOWARD COUNTY, MARYLAND, AT AN
NAPOLIg JUNCTION., ON THE WASHING
TON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE & OHIO
r., TIE FORMER RESIDENCE or FRANCIS
DANDELET, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, May 18th inst, at o'clock an
NJ. Situation elevated, healthy and con ~
venient: Plentiful supply Of good water, and -
orchard Of fine fruit Buildings convenient and
nearly new, with plenty of shade surrounding.
Midway between Warrington and Baltimore, with
trains stopping each way, daily Fare by the year
to ether city about 1914.
For particulars, apply to
/. THOMAS JONES, Trustee,
81 St Paul street,
MA Baltimore City.
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U 81. WARNER, Reai Estate Auctloneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE BOILDING LOTS ON T
StREET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH ANlo
TMENA let 81 STREETS NORTHWEST; AND
ON 81 RET NORTHWEST, BET Wee I
NORTHWEST.
will sell at public auction. in front of the -
premises. at O'Clock, on TUESDAY, May 49,
1879, on st Get NV, between 18th and 20th@A
Streets part Lot Square 49, fronIng % feet by
average Cepth Of about IS feet Also at O'CLOCK on
the same day. Lots rs and a. subdivision of square
1874 OK fronting % feet by depth of 100 feet on
the south eide OF west between 10th and 10th sts
NV.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. at tho purchasers cost
al0U down on eacu lot.
myS.4l b. 81. WARNER. Aucf
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS

IN 6ENGER6
The Hssmsr ". ": OOROORAN. which has bes1
RLAEx. Captain, II the only boat a.
loved 10 land passengers g Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including sdmiasioa
% nanGion and eroundA 4Seaner leaves 9th gtree
Sn.sf daa,{ Sunday ezesRted} e y = M s9d s
eupt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. l. y
BLAKE, steamer w. W. Oorcoran. te1Ely
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HLHDEO NEW EXPRESS LIME
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,WAS
AND GEORGETOWN.

Connecting ut Philadelphia with Clyds's
Line for Boston. Providence. md IN
New ENGLAND States.
RAHM9 DAYA
From philAdelphiA- Saturday, r. I'D 4 u
Erum ashtneton-MondAy.1 60 10.
From 6eorgetown-Moudaye7 p.m
IreiHfts received daily until D. 10. ThruuGh
ells Of ladnS given to Boston and frovidence, and
xAu River. OoHsignees wishing. their goods landed
Is 0eofgetovn wharf VIII pleA66 have them marked
"6DeRaKrOwN. D. O."
FOR fun information apply to J. h JOHNSON b
Washington. d. O.; 9. ,. HYDE, So Watar strse1,
aeoFeeSoWp, d. O.; WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO.,
OfliA mAr20,ly
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STEAMERS. &c.
INLAND AND PE BOARD COA1TIN1
COMPANY.


L COMPANY.
FOR NORFOLK, EoHTRHss MONROE AND
TIE SOUTH
shopping At all the Principal River LandinQs
ksssns,s LADY OF TIE LAKE" and JANE
MOSELEf leaves 6th-street wharf -6-A
: :nd ~ A99n aa Tuesday "a we, wednesday
and Saturday at s P m. connect3ng at Norfolk
snd !. NE es to Boston New York Richnond
5 ansteI.ss fare &c ;round-trip, 81 GOOD FOR
-SGTSoMo, cissa tOc: ec5 80 DAYS
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
DSeomer JOHN W. THOMPSON, leaves Hfxfh
aor Hos9i1ii Ihursday for Currio-
@An, ana saturday for LoonArdtown,
inG. e0-Ae 'A'A hos01n'
6TEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
. xhe ese&mers JOHN GIBSON and mo- KNIGHT
aee1nAeeU leave Pier II, East River, New 49,
Xorf. every Saturday, at O'CLOCK D. m; 4FnyA
oeorgesown Monday, and Alexa .dId sSAS
same day.
fstsht taken At lowest rasee Apply at once under
3a0on4 metropolitan Bank, 18th street. or ofHceo Of
Asenh lot OF 9Th street, Warrington. and So Wata1
mAfl-E SAMUEL BACON Presiden,
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
eIU % $1,000 INVESTED in wan q. ssoolS
- makes fortunes every month. Book een1 fro
s1pise,n,ns7 e W lYsainEs Address BAxTER 60
q ,i:>-, profit on IL days investment OF 91fln
ViI-O = in Wabash, May Id VlVV
Proportional returns every week on Stock Options
OF $2O. $50. 300; $500. Official Reports
and Circulars free Address T. POTTER WHITE
Co. Bankers. 50 Wau st.. N. Y. my2eo&k.tje8
SAFETY AND SUOCEsS.-Sl to 300 invested
~ In Stocks, by LAVenlr SYSTEM secures SAFETY,
PROFIT, SHORT CONTRACTS aud PROMPT PAY.
MENTs Circulars and information on application.
p. 7. HERRICK CO., Bankers and Brokers. 43
New st., New YORK ap9-eo3m
A MKMBKR OF THE STOCK ExOHAN0E VIII
"A execute orders for the purchase sale Of StockA
Bond1 ana Gold On moderate no4rgtEA Commits
ons oe eech 100 shares Stock privileges nesotated
&c ed Esn19 onH sSs9 APP %%ns '1 sna
stock E1changea 8 VAL q. Nov York RAferenoA
2. Manyan. 1sq. President National Trust %.
WANTKDeYou 20 know that Q nfstclAss SEQ
w ONO6ANO SUIT ~ better and cheaper taAu
READY-MAD1 NEW ONE Try Ct JO6THH
Old Stand. No 619 street betvesn6s q ana 7th
stA northwest, OF Branch Store. No 4O6 9Th street.
c.sss 6Acond-h hand OlokhinS. NoGas By mai prompt
ss4endad to. jan1J-fv
VAHDIAM E'UxE AID LIFE A00O6.
Ut xNO1 QOMPANY %. LONDON.
IOTA1IIDH1D l82l.
MM0N WOLF, Ae1M3,
nesl1tO PA 1aaent 00eA WAGhan6tdA
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PLANT LINE. !

1910 PLANT LINE. 1910
FOB NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MONROk, AND TIE SOUTH, -f~H
STOPPING AT PRINCIPAL LAND EEA.A44A7 -
NG0 ON POTOMAC RIVER
WA6H1NGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
New, elegant, Snd swift side-Wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
lOArTAM JOE WHITK), leaves e follows:
-E8OM WASHINGTON FROM NORFOLK
Every Monday and Wed Every Tuesday,
need.y. at 80 pm. Thursday.
and Saturday. ct and Sunday,
Firstclass tickets, 81; Round Trip, $50 Tick
at Steamboat office, corner y. 7 ave. and 18th st.
nv Tickets On sale st 3 ". REEDS SONS, ZIG
ct. NV. and v. n. r. b Office, 6Ol Panna ave n
". Information a. to tickets, rates Of FREIGHT
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