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Win AbSOLOIE SAL Bill
ON AND AFTER DEC. 10. 1878
Express Trains New YORK VIA Desbrosses and
Coruandt streets Ferries. a follows.
4.3O, 80. s;2u. o. iOdAmitcdl II A. ". l. $3.50 T. s.
1880. 30. ami 10 7. " SuudayA $50 aud A. NJ D. D.
1880. $50, and 10 f. NJ.
Boats OF "Brop,yn Annex connect with an through
trains At Jersey Clty. ufuriing a speedy and direct
transfer tor brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ ni. Is. IS Z
80. :. ssh, aud II A. Limited Express, 81 r.
NJ, >, = ijb Z and 73l b. NJ. ON sunday l2Ot
"a. 80. =. S.'f1 A. VI :. 7.ii T.. VI.
TlcSet offices 30 amt pa Broadway. Aston House,
AMI foot OF Dcurn-frs ant t1raulf ss, Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF Fulton 81. BfluAyn. IA
llt and lis Hudson st., Hobokeu, D. p0t Jersey city
Emletaut ucset 1ihre, Battery placr.
FRANK THOMSON, L. 4. FARMER,
General MANAGER. Gcul PASSENGER AGENT
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ALL MAIN LINE TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS USUAL
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Upon completion Of transfer facilities Of which due
notice will be given trains will be run on those branches
10 and from the functions
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NEW YORK. March %. 1879
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

on and after this date. PENDING TIKI COSsTRUc-
TION or PLATFORMS and oonvenienccs for the trans.
fer OF passengers at CHATHAM SQUARE and EAST a2D
ST. the operation of the CITY HALL and GRAND CEN.
TRIAL BRANCHES will be SUSPENDED.
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TO PuILADELPHIA
va
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD-BsTABLIsuED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS Is PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Souse cSurnisblua.

A ~ l.. BAuMANN MENSE REDIC-
"a lloNN 900 FURNITURE, carpet T., ANA bedding. weekly
aud monthly mstalmouts Tho largest c-tab shmcut OF
RAIMNNN HEeOTH EtES.-Grcat clearing out
- sale, wlor to removal e. West ian It, oi Furniture,
tatptts anl Bedding. at uuhrntd u luW prices. Pay
menls made 10 suit 22~ and 2jl iladson st. cor Brrme
FURNITURE, carpets. - cl, and monthly
i payments. OfAkRtLL luru,JI- waIvrooms. ~
BuWrry, near Houston ST.
IMNENsE REELECTION IN prces OF furniture.
eaiprts btddls, stoves, &C. Tor cash OF WreAly VI
monthly payments. az
COMPARATIVELY CO.'S. $50 ami l57 Chathamst
WALL PAPER AT retail Some very handsome
Tenth
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BY srdsr Of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT STEWART.
U.nerai SUM-
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d0lnnit0- --ttmalts.

A uptown ADVEKTtsEWS
~ . May leave their favors rHK SuS At the only
author izcu up-town advertisement officeN - .
,e.IS Broadway, corner Of 3lst st, I'LL T. NJ. and
Bos West I'D st. corner Of 9Th Az ula = y.
o. East i4th St, corner Union square, I'LL p. ~
NueNtrA cnarsn.
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s,c6rean,.

EUssELL's ICE CREAM, best in the city. &c.
Il per quart 10 church iHr-. A. tharuttrs. - yer
dozen Out ut town orders specially y Bible House
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'"P'' '" "1-""'
An applicatlon was received by tho Health
Board yesterday to change the name Of John Arnc
ubleu who was born at East Thirty second street on
Nov .. 1see to John Arnold ubsicll the middle name
having been mistaken by the physician who recorded it.
nv, Ky - ~, Iva 1' v vi Ia, wsdso If Ma
H S,y I fame The boy Is about to enter an English
- -
cclanito--- ttn'alts.
NAY ssye sne,t ,sySrs S ", ncs svS the only
s;,s B gss sornSr 9, Ss' 81 sII NJ and
200 81 az, corner Of t7th st, ull ~. M
Soessfs char Ii So '''''' '"''" 'S''
-,
H. suits Apny WIN w ssI% wilson and wieDx
ulnDs mach , Ior naorR"i'"'S INV" ""u ''p"0
SIMON sTERNs A co, 20 and IL Leonard at
...,,.,,, -, ,...o. ,no~a,.r. an whooior a
"A. Wilson machine; best prices in The city
FISK. CLARK FLAuu, ose Broadway.
N pENrERs itS 9Th ay, Tor experienced servants
small girls and girls lately landed.
A -OVTsIDE hands on wrappers. lawn ana
~. csmhrics; positively better pay than any other
,,,,,., =, :, iii. - .oo, ..-s .n5 IRON. .i.o .
n American Girls inquire at ISs 9th av., four doors
:, =, :, 90 ,,-.-.. ,y..,.,
AT MARKs BhOs' 10 ureene d-Wantted
prices raid.
At MARKs Bnos'., ~ Greene .t-wsnted' 50
nal, !. NV as, p,o.a,,,y --',ood fancy braid
On Fsmes no w STS' se out 0O' FANCY O'u
CUSTOM vest maker; al.o nr.tclass hand on coats
~ COuNkf WALSH ~ Abingdon square.
ENrERT operators on Wi,c9S 4 Hi as machines
,~ns -, 49,. 49,, .,,,,,-.,,. ,,,or an, .,n,,oe,
AsItItNrus wanted an cb,ld-cn'. straw hats
MI
~ '"N"hhS r"N 'oN w. - ANU 'o'''''e -.
On Tg pc T",h w n %. @pt me
OPERATIONS on onc stock shirt. CAL from to
loan rNt doTn s brosd~ @S and G6SmSer.a
OPrNIToRs for mem. cloth over sa,,er.. only
~ experienced hHhds v's1i TpyRkRppc cow.rrc,.,
nPTRATOIIs aud nuishors on childrcn's pants.
~ iSi Van Buren, ST. near Franklin aV brooklyn can
an Wv "''s ---------.------
OPERATORS wanted on Wheeler Wilson
~ chimes ana apprentices f4' 'th av', : pair sa'rs
wanted m,nsdiaeiy at ~ south sth Nv ""''''
II. LlEBEkkSECHT
ANTs operators az c eI.isr the Tailor "a, Rowerv
oTp1DY emnIovmcn, and ,mr1oycd pr,cc. will nos.
- itivcly he given to parties experience making
inside Apply at Az Fulton St Brooklvn second door
SFWING MACHINES Urea, bargains singer
weh Az near Jefferson Market 1877 Broadway near
,"na' St
NassineS 9mS ard p w w.
'ro,, 49, p.,,,ng,cn sio ~ HNs' poni a
S,,.x,,,., ,,--,,.. .. ~. So, 60, n
sste bs. sirSsE oFRS = DO
BROWN ~ Grand st.
CTR,W sFXy rms wanted. ali LIocS ,.ork oid
- hands apply II A EANEs. ioi spring st
xIyASTrn- Fxne,,enced oper,tor, ON nne lawn
" suits RornscnILp BRO
-, -. -. -,
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OVFINIOH NTtFTIuT humNm OYNs mAUO 70 OTlVT ON
- reasonable terms. 81 Bleeckcrst
BAUCH \ GOUGELMANN.
THE CELEBRATED VICTORIA HEMIPTERA
Il POWDER, the best Known Anudote tor the cNter-
mnauun o the Buffalo carpet bug and all household yer
min u Is also one of the best knnwn disinicctants IN
use R,tallcd by druggists only. Wholesale depot 10
John st. room no l. TIOs W JOHNSON Gcnl AGENT
WANTED secondhand dong hand cart cheap
w ~ Centre 81. basement
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
hENT. AND TtIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABsOLurk sAfkri
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ACADEMY OF Music.

~ LAST NIGHT OF rug OPERA THIS SEASON
GRAND rfSTlMONlA NJ hENEfIf TO col MAPLLSCN.
TO MORROW FRipAYi EVENING, AIRiL4. ArS
The first Of Bafc's opera. IL TALlSMANO-Sig.
Camr auri and Mme kclka Gcrsirr The fourth act Ia
FANORiTA-sg Canu1nni and Nine. Marc k0ze The
nr.t act at "a rKANiATA-Sig frapoltn AMI Nine Etlka
Gcrsicr Conclude. act uf Guunod'. ROMEO GULL
ErTA-Sg Campanin and Nile Minnie ilauk. Con.
durtur. Sig Ardu
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY. April 3. At - 20
o'clock. Benent and Inst Appearance of Nine Eiclka
G,rser. IA SONNAMBULA-Sig tumpauui, Six. Foil,
Nine. Lshachc. and Nine. Etolkn Grrst,r.
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n
~ comprising series OF lectures delivered At kahns
Museum VI Anatomy. on the and premature
decline. showing Indisputably how lost health may be
gained, anurdng clear synopsis OF impcdnrnts 10
rage aud the treatment Of nervous and physical debility
currency or postage stamps Address secretary kAAns
Museum 6ss Broadway, Sew YORK..
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreisn mails for
the week ending saturday April s. 1879. will Gloss
this Office on Tuesday at ~ A. Tor Europe by steamship
Montana, ia Queenstown OnNcdnc sdy al ~ VI Tor Eli
by steamship NcNtla, via Queenstown correspond
Tor France must DE specially adtrcsscd and al M
VI for France directly steamship Labrador via Havrc
on Thursday AZ ia A NJ Tor Europe by steamship Bal
tic, via Queenstown spoudenCe for Germany and
France must be specially adrcssed and nj ~ NJ for
France, Germany &c, by steamship Mieland, via Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, ana Hamburg correspondence for
Great Britain and the Continent must be specially al
dresscd on saturday At ia A. NJ tor &c rmaRy, &c.
by steamship DOnau. via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
repondrnce Tor Great Britain and the Continent be
specially addressed aud at u NJ for Europe oy steam
ship city OF Chester Via Queenstown CORE spondence tor
Germany and scotland must be specially addressed,
and 40 ~ NJ tor Scotland direct by steamship DovonA
via GLASGOW. The mails for Denmark, sweden, and Nor
way viii be despatched by Hamburg ami Bremen steam
ers only The mails tor Aspnwa and South Pacific ports
leave New York March 81. Tile mails Tor Nassau. n T.,
leave New York April ? The mails for Havana leave
New York April and The mails tor the West Indies
Brazil and Argentine leave New York April The mails
Tor Mexico leave New York April The mails for Austria
liza, Ac., leave san Francisco April ~ The mails for
China and Japan leave san Francisco April ia
1HOS l. JAMES Postmaster.
Nj Atgk rrll
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" SIX DAYS WALK roas you please. for the CHAM
PlONSHif Of AMERICA, commencing Arrll H. at ~ ~
N..ior Tho purpose Of ploluc the best man 40 the
Unite States 10 enter the International Contest tn come
on June next at London England for which we offer the
following bona fdc prizes;
ist prze. massive gold and SILVER belt value 81 90
an NlVpl
pIlN' 80
~ lllft Wp
Entrance Zee 500 All entries 10 close Ami H. Al
O'Clock 7 W.. Clipper unice. $500 nov deposited at
Clipper Office.
Aldrcs. 4. r. sAMuEtLs. mozart Garden, BROOKLYN.
n Y. THOMAS O'RORkE BARCLAY IT.. New York city;
WIN. =. mccoy 81 South st., New YORK city. Managers
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Sttambunts anO NaIIruaOs.

HUDSON RIVER OrEN,
~. TROY BOArS-CIIlNENS IlNk-wil resume
business Tor the season THURSDAY APRIL 2. leaving
Per 40 ~ r., Leroy st daily, except saturday ~ T. w.
INPOUTANT NOTICE to the Travelling Public
and shippers Of Freisht-rhe steamers Of the PhO-
FILES LINE. . 49,. 1900. 1870
DREW AMI DEAN RICHMOND,
Will tn fir regular tips To Albany connecting
for all points North and West, on THURSDAY, the 81
inst. from Per A. North River, loot OF Canal ST.. at
O'Clock T. VI.
". " EVERETT President
'I'HE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. BAsT SIDE LINE.
NEW YORK. March %, 1879.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
On and nfcr This dnie. PENDINH TIKI CONSTRUC-
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THOs. e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING ON THE NORTH
MIST to, CORNER Of SEVENTH AND Q
CAMUEL n. LUNT, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On II, STREET ,9l l;, BET BETWEEN EN-, TENTH AND
By virtue Of decree passed in The equity AvA
cause No. 8. 1852. Supreme Court of y. c., on HMJ
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY
the 2tth III. day lay. Of March 1879 at the hour Of
three hundred and fortythree (943,. beginning for
north street fifty I've (55) feet east from the south
west corner Of saie square, and thence running asst
inches: thence nor,h one hundred feet to the said
line Of said lot; thence east along the rear line of
south to the point OF beginning.
Terms; One:thlrd Of purchase money in cash, the
twelve months from the day Of sale. with interest
at the rate OF seven Gl per cent per annum; the
the premises a deposit Of &lOO required on day
OF sale, and al conveyanoins at the purchasers
cost II terms of sale not complied with In
seven days the Trustee reserves the raht to resell
the property at risk and cost of defaulting pur.
chaser LINDEN KENT.
mar121Ot Trustee.
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1t does not appear to be generally X, ,own that
rne article so commonly used for H. Vsehold
"t1n,' really contains very little Tin. 50 dom
more tnan one part In forty or fifty. ,"in
Ipuie !ln-is siivery white metal, and IS
the lightest and easiest melted OF All the mataiS
In common use; IL being only about fiye.eIghts
as heavy as lead. and requires only about two.
thirds the heat TO melt IL. Pure tin is called
sis, said 10 be made OF block-tin being allows
with other metals Our common tin-ware is real
ly tin-plate.a thin sheet OF iron, coated with
thickness are secured with sand and acid until
perfectly clean, and then dipped several times
In melted tin: coating OF tin, OF variable thick
ness, adheres to the iron. The object OF coat
ing iron with tin in this manner is to protect the
iron from ruSting. Tin when exposed to the air
does not rust or even tarniSh, while iron readily
does So but the thin coating OF tin completely
protects II. No doubt that many houSekeepers
Will be ready TO assert that tinware does rust
ana they are c0rrect-tin-tcdre does rust, but
TN Itself does not: so long as the coating OF tin
is perfect, no rusting can take place. The
knowledge Of the factthat all our tinware is
only tin upon the surface, but that the body is
iron should lead to greater care In the purchase
iact that the iron plate to be covered with
TIN may be good or bad. there is great diff
ference in the coating OF tin: for cheaper
ware; not only is the tin adulterated with
lead, but this put on in the thinnest possible
coating, various eXpedientS being used TO quite
cover the iron and yet make the coating as Thin
as pOSSlUie-d mere him or wash. In this as I'm
many other cases, the purchaser must rely upon
the honesty of the manufacturer, for I'm this as
In silver plate the bad looks equally well with
the good; the maker OF the ware can buy tin
plate on which there are three or four times as
heavy covering OF tin as on the cheapest. IL
Is important to have good ware at the start
!t Will be understood that when plate OF tin
IS cut the iron is exposed at the edges: In
making up utensils careful manufacturers tin
tnese edges, /. e., cover them with film OF tin.
Tue; ane neglect 10 90 this is what makes cheap
ware snow rusty spots after a few days use
WIN the best OF ware the tin will In time wear
on and expose the iron. but this is often
nastened by improper cleaning. Some persons.
especially help, pride themselves upon their
Drlght tln-Ware which is fuliOusly secured with
soap and sand; one such securing will remove
tne Timing from cheap ware, and the best can
not stand many repetitions unframed. Nothing
coaTser than whiting should be used upon tin.
ware, unless In the rare cases when some acct
cent has made 1t necessary; care In its use, and
me knowledge that the tin, like beauty. lis but
SKIN deep"-that the articles are really iron.
WIN thin covering OF very soft metal-tin-
Should lead to more economical treatment of
tnese most useful household conyeniences.-
American a gricutt,rist
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET SOUTH

WEST, SOUTH WASHINGTON
By virtue of q deed of trust dated Febru II
airy sd, AID 1876 and duly recorded in Liber E:|
No sl5, folio A, &c, Of the land records for &.1
party secured thereby, viii sell at public auction,
In front of the premises, on MONDAY. the oath day
Of March, AID, 1879, at 5 O'Clock pm. Lot mum.
bered thirty three 1885, in the subdivision of square
numbered four hundred and tbirty.five (435) in
the city Of Washington, with al the Improvements
thereon.
must be paid at sae); the deferred payments to be
made in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty ,fosr
per cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed
Of trust and insurance to the satisfaction of the
Trustee Terms of sale to be fully complied with
within six days after day o. SALE otherwise the right
is reserved to RESELL after weeks notice at the
risk and cost of former purchaser All conyeyancing
at purchasers cost.
VIM. II. WARD, Trustee
DJ1NCANS(1N BROS. AHcfS
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FORTUNES FROwNs-A Once Wealthy Broker,
Reduced to Poverty, Sent to the PeNitentiary for
Theft" Willet Seaman VS.. Edward Ensign
called the clerk In the court of special sessions
Yesterday. The prisoner left the ''penr and
look bis place at the bar, while Mr.. Willet Sea-
man, one OF the prOprietOrs or the Westchester
mousse TOOK the witness stand. Mr.. Ensign was
recognized by several lawyers as a once wealthy
broker and member OF the firm of COndict,
Ensign q Jenkins, that existed some twenty
years ago. Adverse fortunes had brought the
broker down until he was obliged to give up his
accustomed business and earn living by the
sweat OF his brow. His parents, 1t is said, own
considerable property and his father is prac-
tlc1ng physician In New Haven, Conn., in which
place the prisoner says he belongs. Mr. Sea-
man test1hed that SOm3 time ago Mr. Ensign
came 10 his hotel and represented himself to be
a detective, authorized to shadow a person who
was at that time stopping there. Shortly after
MS ARRIVAL Lne guests began to miss different
aruicleS or clOt ming, small amounts OF money
ana pieces or JeWelry. Last Wednesday MT
Seaman claims to have discovered the .. S1etec.
i've" IN the act OF robbing the Change pocket
OF MS (Mr. Seaman's) Overcoat, which he had
Just hung up gentleman from New Haven
was present In court and testified as to Mr. En-
SigaS character. When the prisoner was askefi
II ne had anything TO say he made no reDly hut
hung his head He was sentenced to one wear
in the penitentiary. After being removed TO
his cell he stated to a Herald reporter that Mr.
SeamanS statement that he represented him
self to be detective was false: that he took the
money, but considered himself temporarily in
Sane.-[N. i. Herald, 18th.
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HE THIRD VICTIM OF DISSECTION M.pr
roGR aEAks AGo-Geo. Lathrop GiIdersleeye.
70 years OF age died on Saturday morning at
sne Iesiaence OF his mother, Mrs. A. 3. Long
street, 1872 west 42d street. Yesterday DR. S,aS,
Both, OF 10 east both street, certified to the bu
reau OF vital statistics that death was caused
Dy the 1noculatfOn OF morbid virus at dissec-
tlon four years ago. DIR. Both says that when
G1ldersleeve was medical student four years
ago, he and two other young men, after dJssect-
Ing the same subject, all became sick from the
reception into their systems In some unknown
manner OF morbid matter. One OF his two COM
paniOns died two years ago, and the other died
year ago. DR.. Both did not learn the names
of Gildersleeve's two student companions whose
deaths preceded his, nor where the fatal dis.
Secting operation was performed. He thinks,
however, that 1t occurred at the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. President Alonzo
clark, OF that college, has no memory of such
case, and says In addition that ft Is impossible
for morbid virus to lie dormant In the human
system for four years. A person infected by Il
Will either die In two weeks or will recover DR.
Alfred L. LOOMS, to whom Gildersleeve went
for an opinion on his case declares that he was
undoubtedly suffering from consumption.-[N.
I. Sun, 18th,
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
d The public is respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKBfNDERY
wofkmen Are employed. and the work turned out
VIII be 10 the superior style which has always been
. Characteristic Of the establishment
ap8y 1913 Pennsylvania oce., Sd door
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
10Y Pennsylvania oVe., Washington, Do.
- Fine Printing Specially. janl8-ly
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1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910

1878 rnH$S$ SSTS 1873
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID scENEsY, MAsHITIoKNr EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS L q ~, vzs iSS@
Pittsburg and the West 10 10 M daily, with Par.
s Ss e = rPa se S from
TAO pm. daily, with Palace Oar to Chicago.
For GanandaiEu., Rochester, Bufalo,, Niasar.
S Is Ss H::.s sss ES1s !.
~. AZ NJ; daily Wy except S SUNDAY an ~,
daily. With Palace Cars Attached Limited Ea.
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 am. daily.
For Brooklyn, n. T., all through trains connect st
Jersey OtY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex.
tng double fsrriase and Journey across New
For Phi!.defphi.: 80 80. sna 10 is NJ daily.
For Baltimore, 90 SIS, $50 a m. and 20 p. m,
asa e5eeDt SUNDAY ds|I3 10 10 80 40
Fer Pepss o1ssS Line d'i 90 {. M and 4:2o p m..
For Annapolis. 90 = n. and 40 p M. daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way WAY :, AN n ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
sos. and IL 80 pm. On Sunday at am, and
For Richmond S R and the South. so am and 80 p
For G. 4 r. R., s2op.m. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8. z, 80
8, 10, IL am: l, 3, 20, S, Sis and IL pm On
Sunday at 8 and 10 am, and 6 is pm.
commodations can he procured at the Offices north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and pennsylvania
sylvania avenue and at the depot where ordsrs car
be left for checking Of baggage to destination IRON
hotels and residences.
L p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
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T L. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
q. No. SOC f street northwest

AUCTION SALE OF ONE-STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT ON ALLEY BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS
AND MARYLAND AVENUE AND STREET
SOUTHWEST.
On SATURDAY, March IL, 1879, at o'clock IL
p. NJ, shall SELL at public auction in front 1..a
OF the premises part OF Lot 90 Square 534- -2s.0
2741S0 feet-tOgether with the improvements, &c.
Terms easy and will be made known at sale.
mario m,w,f J. T. GOODWILL, Auct.
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SUKINe BARON AND BARoNEss.-Isaae Pm.
senthal, wealthy banker OF WeiSbaden. Prus
s1a, sued Baron and Baroness Won RoGueS I'm the
Court OF Common Pleas to recover $l3,Oi5, the
have been executed by the Baron and endorsed
by the Baroness. The latter having property
IN this country, the suit was begun here by at
tacnment upon their house In 18th street. The
matter was before Judge Lawrence in the
Speclal Term yesterday upon a motion on be-
half OF Rosenthal In another suit brought
the children OF the Baroness to compel the
plaintiff to file security for costs. Miss Bennett
claims that the title OF the premises attached ia
In the chllaren OF the defendants In the other
suit, and asked that the attachment be vacated,
The motion to file security for costs was denied
tN. \. San, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-14
D n. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRnsTEES e, SALE I OF XALuABLE IMPROVED
LING, No. "a THIRD STREET NORTH
EAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated May ~, -
A. D. 1875, duly recorded in Liber No. 786, 1.s
folio 286 at seq. one of the land records for ~:
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
party secure thereby, shall sell at public auct
in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, March 18th,
A. D. 1879 at ~ O'Clock p.m all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground lying and being situate in the
city Of Washington H1d District Of Columbia, known
and described as Lot lettered 3D." in 81. I. Sholes
ct al subdivision Of lots numbered fourteen "a
and fifteen Q6). in square numbered seven hundred
and fifty nine 1880 the same fronting twenty-one
(2D feet Third (d) street east and running back
the same width one hundred and nine 900 feet ten
and one-half Q0h inches, together with the inn
provements, &c.
Terms Onethird cash balance in six 90 and
twelve CID months, for which notes of the pur
chaser, with interest at cent per aunum from
date of SALE and secured by deed of trust ON the
property sold, will be taken deposit of 200 will
be required at time of sale All recording and con
veyaDciDg at purchasers costs If the terms Of sale
are not complied with in seven days from date OF
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defautng pur
chaser, after five days advertisement
JOSEPH O. g. KENNEDY,l ,r,..
J. II. voorhees,, Af"S'eos'
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