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THOhiAs BOWLING. Auctionaar.
The ELEGANT BROWN STONE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, No. 134l K STREET, OPPOSITE
FRANKLIN SQUARE, AT AUCTION

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 3lst, -
1879. at O'clock in front Of tie premises, 80
shsli eel lot 70, IN square 24S, having a A-S
front OF 20 eet, and running back 147 feet to so
foot alley improved by an elegant three story and
basement brown stone front residence. cont ainiug
sevent. rooms, including bath W ssh and furnace
rooms. with al the modern improvements; fine
prick stabi. on rear of lot with canacty TO. three
location in washing on, and fronting the grand old
Frant i'm Park. presents unusual claims to its de-
STABILITY for private residence
Je1ns One third cash balance at SIX, tweIvs and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at
CENT Per aETunl until paid, anu secured Uy decd of
trust the property stld, or if the purchaser de-
slres TO pay I'll cash discount of the interest win
he MACE GU The deferred payments. deposit of
$500 viii BIZ required when ths property is struck
Off All coIyeyaHclHg at the cOst of tn purchaser
marIo-eO THOM AS BOWLING, AGct.
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z e. WARNER. Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DIV ELL1N3, No. 1888 o STREET NORTH

Bv virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court IL
II the D strict IF Columbia, ps ssed in Equity IN
cause No 6,l36. docket IS, and by virtue OF III
ecorded in Loer No 1877, folio III one of the land
recoI for the District of Columbia, and at the re-
nnhlic auction, 10 front of the premises, On THURS
DAY, April Sd. A. d 1879. at 80 O'Clock p. Ia all
Lat certain piece parce of ground situate in the
city OF Washington, D. O., own snd described az
neins lot numbered ninety five (9s). In Thomas aud
Of square numbeIe5 one hundred and eighty one
uSD. together with the improvements, &c.
and expenee of sale in cash. aud the balance .. six
twelve aud eiahteen months with int rest at six per
cent per annuM. secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. A DEPOSIT Of Slc0 required at the
time OF fale and all conveyanciny and recording at
seven days. otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
fauitn9 purchaser after five days advertisement.
mar18eoEda GEORGE y. FISHER Trlstaa
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EoUsEwoRK THAT MAY BE DONE SITTING
Dishwashing, bread and pastry making, ironing
window cleaning. 1 have been told that the
house OF Mr. Edison, the wonderful inventor rs
museum In its multitude OF labor-sayinV con.
trivanceS; bur Mr. Edison is rot the inventor OF
high stool for the kitchen, Y lic1 humble pIeoo
OF furniture, when properly introduced into the
economy OF the work, Will prove TO be source
OF salvation TO many woman tired TO death
from standing On their feet. One can do with
ease all the above enumerated tasks which are
usually done In standing posture, and the
facility in working while seated upon q stool Ia
or course, greatly increased by practice. With
an ironing-board well adjusted at both ends,
ana nigh enough 50 that the knees VIII pass
under IL, one may do large ironing, only rising
70 change the irons. And IL one Is TOO much o1
an Invalid Tor that, she can have q small char
coal stove, which will heat the irons, PLACED a,
her hand. With such contriyances ironing be-
comes fancy work" for lady may do It In her
pariorwith ease. The charcoal or kerosene STOW
pieces that require much time and skill N ftn-
pfoyement on the ordinary high stool or low
stool Is an adjustable top, connecting with stool
top by means OF strong screw, by which the
second top may be lowered or raised at pleasure:
In fact, something Ike piano-stool, only fG
should have three or four legs and cross pieces
Tor the feet TO rest upon. Such stool Is eSpec-
ally convenient In cleaning and polishing via.
COWS. The reason why a very maay tired wo.
men do not sit more at their kitchen work fs be-
cause the ordinary chair Is too low and ft Is i'm.
practicable TO bring tables and shelves down
TO the level OF chairs. But the high stool
and the adjustable stool make pleasant and
pracitcab.e.-[RuratN etc Yorker.
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DRIFICaTION OF MUsCLK-An Albany minis
Ter, the Rev. John r. Clymer. contends that ia
the recent walking matches that have occupied
past fortnight, the American people have hit
upon new barbariSm, or rather an old bar.
barism reSurrected, with the stencil of centu-
ries on II. "What dedication OF muscle!" he
exclaims. what degradation OF mind In ac-
tors and audience! What prostitution OF time,
What wanton waste OF praise! What senseless
use OF lnvecttve! What proftleSS employment
OF money! All in the interest of muscle. How
far are these shameful exhibitions removed
from the ancient Spanish bull fights and the
old Roman gladiatorial shows in their verdict
claw -<
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ALLIGAToRS TAUGHT BY EXPERIENCE-The
alligator season begins to open. and these ugly
monsters may be seen stretched out on the
wharfS dead and alive. Every man that is for
1t down in his memoranda. and feels as proud
OF IL as Bengalee who makes conquest over a
royal tiger. But these Saurians have become
steam whistle, the noise OF the paddle wheel or
the dip OF the Oar is to them signal of danger,
so that the first approach OF an enemy causes
them to disappear. To secure a large alligator
now requires an expert who knows their habits
There is great waste OF powder and BAH by
inexperienced parties who go hunting nd ind
EOthtDg.-C PdLatEa (Fla1 Herald
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
~ TArE IN GEORaFT0WN; D: q IMPROVED


BY virtue OF 8 decree duly passed by the IL
suiralne Court of the District OF CoIrnis fsra
on the 4th January, 1870. modified by de- .An.8
cie 10y said court. duly passed the 18th Janu ,ry
tS1g both DEGREES bel made in the cause or jacob
o. Neiston ct al: We William r. Duvau ct al No
l.t5l, Chancery Docket, No. 8, of said court viii
as Trustee duly appointed in said cause cell at nub
lie auction, to the highest bid der in front OF the
premises, on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1879 at 1
O'Clock pm. Ger tain real estate in Gooreto w in
said District Of Columbia, situated and known as
Lots numbered rs and II. in Thomas Beale's add.
ton to said Georgetown, with the buildings and i'm.
prcvensents thereon; and also all that piece of
ground which fronts on the west side OF washing
ton street in sad town. ginning at the south weS;
corner of said lot ~, and run thenca east and al
r1ght angles with said Washington street to the west
lille OF said street thence west and with the line of
said street to its intersection with the southern
boundary line Of said lot No. ~ then with the
southern boundary line of said lot to the plaza of
beginning. with the improvements, rights and ep
prrtenances ~ the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
In cash and the res due in equal instalments OF
oietflrd OF said residue, pay Abe respectively, six
twelve ard eighteen months after date Of SALE with
interest from date; the title to be reserved until the
full Day nient OF all the purchase money. Convey.
ancing at purchasers cost $500 to be paid at time
o!sa!e. CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
. IS Congress street, GEORGETOWN
THOS. BOWLING, Auct feb9O-3aw3w
tE-IHE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED INIT,
TUESDAY, March 25th, sans hour and place By
msrlt-eotd THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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GLOOMY THOUGHTS AND GLOOMY WEATHER
Dull, depressing, dingy days produce dispirftin9
reflections and gloomy thoughts. and small
wonoer when We remember that the mind "a
Iot only motive. but a receptive organ ana
mat all the Impressions ft receives from with
out reach tt through the media OF senses which
are directly dependent on the conditions OF light
and atmosphere for their action. ana therefore
Immediately Influenced by the surrounding
conditions. IL is common sense inference thaS
II the impressions from without reach the mind
through fmperfectly acting organs OF sense
and those impressions are in themselves set IN
minor aesthetic key of color, sound and gen.
eral qualities the mind must be what Is called
moody" IL is not the habit OF even sensible
PEOPLE TO make suflicent allowance for this
rationale OF dullness and subjective weakness
Some persons are more dependent on external
circumstances and conditions for their energy
or the stimulus that converts potential into
klDetc force-than Others: but all feel the In
Euepce OF the world without, aud to this fnfIu-
eDce the Sick and the weak are especially re-
sponsive. Hence the varying temperaments OF
minds changing with the weather, the outlook
and the wind London Lancet.
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". B. WEBB. Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEE SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No. lib
NEW JERSEY .AyENUE SOUTHEAST.
in Liber S&3, Folio 457, ct sa1 one of the land .
records for the District of Columbia and by In
request OF the party secured thereby will of for
ste AT public anrton. in front of the premises on
IUEsnal, 2hth Of March, A. u. 1873. at 6o'.iock
and be rs in the city of Wa -hingaon, d. O.. and
snowp and dtstir guished upon the ground plat or
Ian the reOf Lot numbered twenty -tpree (23) ac
eoriing 10 tie subdivision OF square north of
Horare numbered seven hundred and fortvthree
{7i3), as the stands recorded in subdivision
look n NJ fol 253, IL the survey or's office of said
ity. to., Their vii h the improvements. &c &c
Terms: 800 C ash $3.50 of which must be paid at
he time of sale); balance either in monthly or
inart:rlr payments. bearing per cent. Interest ;
ali cash, ut option of purchaser. Terms of sale
20 bs mnlied with within days. Otherwise the
IoTerty i'll be resOd at risk and cast of former
urcha sr. SITTER days public notice. Conveyancing
t pm clI, sers cost
larI3coE;is ROBERT B. FERGUSON. Trustee.
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QUEER EFFECTS OF A BLOW on BOYS HEAD
A yourg lad named chart, residing with his
parents on West Usage street, received a fan
and cut upon the head, the wound resulting
from stone or sharp piece OF Ice. The injury
quite while, and it was noticed that the lad
acted strangely. He asked to be excused from
school because his mates m ade fun OF him for
when he went to the blackboard he made the
figures upside down, and performed other feats
while working examples which caused the
her scholars TO laugh at him Another strange
feature in the case Is that he sees every Ohi1g
double; stick OF wood IS two sticks to him
i Esen When one eye Is closed and looking with
he has all but lost the power OF locomotion, and
when he attempts to walk he acts like man
under the influence Of liquor. being unable to
walk straight. He Is an unusually bright lad
quick and intelligent, I'm possession Of all his
faculties. and ready and willing to do anything
asked OF him. 1t Is the opinion OF the attendant
ply stefan that he cannot live long, although
every effort which medical skill aud experience
can suggest is being put forth for his relief
lLedrenrorth Ramsay Times.
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THE LYNN Mystery Discovery Which Mr.
Lead to the drresf II the Muyderers-A spe.,al
dispatch to the Philadelphia Press from L l5ton
March Is, SayS:-IntereSt Ia the mystariou !,
Lynn murder case has been revived by the
statement which Is to be made public In I no
journal tomorrow that a discovery mas bean
made which Is OF great Importance In ferretinr
out the facts of the murder, and causing The
arrest Of the guilty parties. While the data.
tives were investigating a supposed clue In
Chelsea last week (Wednesday) they recejyed
information that the dead body OF n c5;ld in
embryo had been found In gravel Dit I'm the
adjoining town Of Everett. Detectives at once
began Investigating the matter, and learned
from iaborer, named Flannigan, that he n al
discovered the body I'm the snow at about the
time the body or the murdered woman had bann
found IN the neighboring town of Lynn and
had buried 1t. The detective foun the snot
ana returning at night dug I'D the remains
winch was those OF an embryo C; I'd OF about
SIX months growth. The fuetuS was taken to
Lynn ana placed in jar OF alcohol. where iT
now remains. What adds special Significance
TO the discovery is the fact tina. Everett is one
OF the towns most suspected as the place
whence the murdered woman was brought and
that In its limits Is at least one noted abortion
lists establishment. The detectives have an
eye on the suspected parties and are quite CON-
fdent they have got on the right track and ar
rests are daily anticipated. The indie atoms TO.
night are that the body OF the murdered woman
Is that OF Miss Jennie Clark OF Dorche ster
Positive Identification has been made by five
different persons who all agree In many re-
markable particulars. 1t is hoped that the
affair Is Ia the right way for calculation and
that the guilty parties will be speedily appre-
heLded.
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THE EVENING STAR
THURSDAY. March 20, lS90s
CONGRESSHONar
Oossc@sksien =. Yesterdays Pro...~x

~~osO~ SWsSWS 3roeeeAS~n>
,h0oSE;-After our report ciosea oon"t" g
lne ioIlua case was continued U0eaVe VI
MI. MI rye moved to amend the reso,u -,o- -
leiSu 10y Mr.. Harris (Val yestertay1 bot vi, vi
oa.h pe now administered to MIR HMM ~ro, ,tie
lbS nat the pfamd tGeie as wen as the ~
IiShl OF each contestant be referred To IN no ec
miltee on elections, when appointed an5 ,S =.
IL tie meantime neither be sworn In 'i'
Mr.. Harris argued That the uniform rule NJ .ha
House Lad Sscc.en TO let the person hoIdin The
Certificate be sMori: In. and Of that peFso A WAS
rot in fact legally e,ectes let the contest g5 to
me committee on elections inat was al that
Ge proposed In the present case.
ht ) O'Clock the previous question was moved
and seconded. The question was first taken on
MIR. FTye'S amendment referring TO the co nmit-
tee On elections both the pri,na -facie and uIti-
mate rights OF both contestants.
The amendment was rejected-yeas 49,. nays
$40. AS between the republicans and the demo-
CT IL was strict party vote. AS 10 the green
packers, MeS5rs. Barlow, De La Maiyr, Ford.
Forsythe, Gillette, Jones, Kelley, Lowe Murch.
Russell IN. C.), Stevenson. Weaver. Wright and
iokum, II, voted with the republicans and I.aii
with the democrats.
The original resolution Nhat Mr.. Hull be
sworn tn| was then adopted-yeas 49, nays iS;-
ana the modined oath OF Office was admini, cred
to MIR. Hull.
The Speaker announced the following CON-
mittee on rules:-The Speaker, MeSsrs. SIC
phens, Blackburn, Garfield and Frye
The House then, at 4:lo. adjourned
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er-San Francisco now has three TRACTION
street rallwa avs, and charters are asked FOR two
mole.
sg-Sbingle weddings are becoming fashion
able IN Iowa. They occur when the nrst child
is old enough 10 spank.
e9-Mr. Ragsdale. treasurer OF Jefferson coun-
ty, Ind broke his engagement with poor girl
TO marry rich widow, and JUS compelled
him 20 pay $500 damages. swell" he said, as
he handed over the money, II am stu about
so. coo ahead by the change"
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RECKLESS THIEVES BREAK INrO STORE Ger
FULL OF STOLEN WINE AND SET FfRR To TIE
PLAcE.-The prompt discovery made by night
Waterman at O'Clock yesterday morning ar
ment OF 80 South Fourth street. In the building
occupied by j. & A. kemper, dealers in ladies'
dress goods and trimmings. When the smoke
shed to find that the fire had apparently result
ed from the recklessneSS of thieves Five bun
dies OF Silk laces, buttons, etc.. worth $500, tied
up IN curtain material, were found In a back
yard. The place had apparently been entered
from the rear. The marauders had here found
small cask OF Rhine wine, about gallon OF
which they had carried up stairs aud made
merry over. They then descended. and had evil
IDENTITY accfdently set fire to some material in the
basement while moving around with candle or
lantern. Becoming frightened they fed leav-
ing the goods In the back yard There were
jimmy marks on the window and the In side fast
eniDgs had been tempered with The loss by
the fire was $780, Phiia. Times, 18th
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DIED.

BROWN. Eel, asleep Ii Jesus. Wednesday. March
IL. 1879 SARAH A. BRowN of heart disease
Funeral services viii re held sunday afternoon,
at ID N at Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church.
EDWARDS. On the 18th of March, 1879, KATE
EcFEE, beloved wife Of James h Edwards, aged
F5neral VIII leave her late residence, Hamilton
road Anacoetia. ID G., en- Saturday at two pm, for
Bsrusby CT urchysrd CARR ssee viii be in WAITING
Al Navy Yard terminus Of car line 1t $50 pm. ~
JACKSON. On Wednesday, March ~, 1878, at I
O'Clock In alter brief illness, ADA. wife Of JoG
". Jackson. and daughter Of the late John Fowler,
twenty -sishth year Of her aee
Funeral Will take place from her late residence,
40 Second street Georeetown. on Friday, March
~, at o'clock pm.
SPARKS. On Thursday. March %. 1879, Ct one
O'clock IN, Francis SPABKs son OF William and
TIE lste Claudio Sparks, area twenty two yeAxs.
Pe,etiyes and friencs are invited TO axte1d hta
funeral from bis fathers residence. No Is Tenth
O'Clock
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ANOTHER once very wealthy man has been
arraigned in criminal court for a compare
lively petty crime. In Philadelphia on Monday
sylvester J. Sherman pleaded guilty to keeping
few years ago Mr. Sherman was worth fully
$GeO. 600, and. unlike ex-brOker Martin and ex-
merchant Lane, he Is not yet ruined, for he still
owns property. Mr.. Sherman Is described as
''every inch fine, wealthy, respectable gentle
mana queer kind OF person 10 be Keeper OF
the place he kept-fN T. Stn.
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DEATH FROM A SPLINTER IN THE HAND.-while
at work 10 his blacksmith shop Patrick Roach.
OF $40 llth avenue, accidentally drove a small
splinter into his hand. Inflammation set In on
the 14th instant, when he was admitted to
Bellevue hospital. The swelling and infiamma-
tion increased until Sunday, when he died IN
great agOny.-tN. Y. san, 18th.
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TIE KENTUCKY LyscHrNe.-The body OF
Klein, who was lynched near Newport, Ky,
last Sunday night, was left hanging until it
froze stiff. The coroner went 10 geI II early
are r1imoTs that the Kentucky authorities WILL
proceed against the lyncherS.
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HE SOCIALISTS are becoming dangerous ele-
iHent IN Germany. The leaders have their
headquarfers In Berlin, aud the emperor and
an MS court seem to entertain dread OF assaS-
slhatlon. In order to deal with the supposed
cohsplfatorS vigorously and effectively Berlin
mas peen declared In a state OF Seige. This &C
Ton Is vigorously opposed by the socialist mem
berS OF the ReichStap
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'THOS. ]. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Aucts,
1928 street north west
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On PENNsvLYaNIA AVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL o HSTATE N H., eEH y AVE
Under ana by virtue of a decd of trust, II
t cated August TO- 1877, and recorded in Liber E:
of the note secured ereby l. the undersigned will
sll; at public aactior: in front of the premises on
M st easterly Of the Two subdivsional lots marke
buchanan" in W n; Dorsey's subdivision Of lot.
numbered 6. 8, 10, IL, Ia and l3. ia Square 226
more particularly described as follows Beginning
Ut point in the line of Pennsylvania avenue 118
feet in from the northeast corner Of said Square,
souhwardly a right angles 70 said avenue 80 feet
inches TO the rear line OF LOTS thence eastwardly 26
f"et So incnea. ard thence north wardly at right
angles to the place OF BEGINNING.
Terms CT sale: $500 cash and the residue in three
equal payne ats, at ak twelve aud eigh,e en- months
the deferred payments to be in the onissory
OF the Iurchae or. bearing per cent interest until
PAID ecured by deed OF trust Of property sold or
all cash. AT purchasers option. Trustee reserves
the CHI to resell terms are not complied with In
nve days.
marlS eo&ds W b. WEBB Trustee
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SAMUEL b. LUNT, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON j rTbEHT. BETWEEN TENTH AND

By virtue Of decree passed in The equity s~s
cause No 5,lf2, Supreme Court of d. g. on q q
the ID day OF July, 4, D. 1873, shall sch 1t III
pubic suction, on the premises. on MONDAY.
the oath Gay Of March. 1879, ut tis hour Of s
Pm that part Of i.ot nu1nbe red two CD, in square
three hundred aDG tory-thrse (343}, bsxianing for
north street fry Ave t55) feet east from ths south
west corner at sa.t square, and the. rtnin- ost
on the lire of Eorh street eighteen feet ANA Ave
inches thence north one hundred feet to the said
hne OF sad ot thence east along the re ar iiue Of
south 10 The pont Of beginning.
Terms VEeth1rd OF purchase money in cash, tho
7fefts "a, Ine nts il equal irstalAnts oI zig ara
twelve :,!ohtls from the day of saie with in-orest
at the rate Of seven % per, cent per annum; the
deferred payments secured by GeU3 Of trust on
the premises. A deposit Of ei00 required on day
OF sale. ana all conyayancn9 q. the purcha -er's
cost. II terms OF sale ara not compliel with in
seven Gays the Trustee reserves the rishi to reese,
.he property ct risk and cost OF ief..u!ting pur-
chaser LINDEN KENT
nart2-lnt I-Jstaa
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1910 GREAT 1910
1919 PENNsPIVANIA lCjJ
kkDTTTE

-
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIPMENr.
In Effect DEoKnpER 18th. 1878
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot,
corner OF sixth and streets. as follows:
lor Car to Psssoars. and sIeepins Cars from
Pittsbdrs to Cincinnati. st. Louis and Chicago;
TAO pm dsty. with Pslace Gar to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For G ca u Rochester, Buffalo Nlaxara
saturday. With Palace Oars e. Wa.kiSS : eA For
Wiiamsport- Lock Haven, and El:nira, at 1910
For New Yors and the East, 30 and lo:,s Pun
daily. With Palace Cars attached. Limited FIX
For Brooklyn, f. z, all through trains connect at
sfording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid,
Ing double fsrriage and Journey across New
For Philsdei ehiA. 80 80. and 10 :1s p. ~. daily
-. Limited EapFess ss9 daily s5SeP: Sunday
d.ily, except SUNDAY 1910 m. j so. $50, 40
Fer aI RGPs sIs esS su 1Gs 90 m 'nd 4a'
For Annapolis. 90 q 20. and 20 p. M. daily. s1
WAY AID 6aLExANDRIA AND WASHING
sas 81 s.as:1 4
For Richmond aud the South. $50 Am and $50 p
Trains leave eaye Alexandria for Washington 8, T. 80
Sunday Il and 10 H. and is pm ''n on
oommodations can be procured at the olees North
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Psnnsylyania
syivania avenue and at the depot, where orders
oe left for checking Of baggage to destination from
IL: FAKsTEs. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. move
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HON. A. III. STEPHENS's FINANCIAL Plans
Mr. stephens is going to try to induce some leg
islation at the next session whereby the volume
such circumstances as will not render the
charge OF Imitation" tenable on account OF such
increase.-tC Columbus tGa.l Enquirer, March 18th,
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TOMORROW.
A UCTION NOTICE..

A UCTION NOTICE..
The balance of Unrefeemed P'edees and
Commission Goods left unsold from Saturday, E2Al
will positively be 80 on kkS
TUESDAY. MARCH Is,
commencing at 10 a. m and continue until all sold.
BY order of &. GOLDSTEIN Il 90.
DUNCAESON BROS., Aucts. narl7