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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, March 2G-Thc stock mar
ket opened strong. with buoyant feeling.
which carried moderate but steady advance
In values ill after the second call. when, under
sales to realize. prices rccedcd A@ 60. from the
highest figures for tho leading fancies Tho
sales OF the day were 1874 500 shares. North
western taking the lead with ~ 925 shares COM
mon. and 1900 do. preferred followed by
1910 Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
057j Eric common. 1900 LIKE Shore.
1O.950 ST. Paul common, 2425 do. preferred.
5125 New Jersey Central. and 92G3 Western
Union Telegraph. Investment shares and tho
Southwestern lieht weights continued some-
what neglected. The final prices reflected the
following changes Observation-Disclosures. Lack
uwanna and Western. i. Delaware and Hud-
son. . Eric common = Lake Shore = Mich
igan Central. s. : st. Paul common. D.: do. pre-
fcrred. a; New Jersey Central =: Northwest
frn commoS. DO; preferred pi%; LEX
"a and Western Union Telegraph. a.. Declined
Canada southern, II; Union Pacific. "a.
There was small failure on the Bear" side.
be done.
Railroad bonds were more active. but leading
Issues sold ut lower prices Sales included: ~.
Pauls. 7-3Qs. 1880 10; sinking fund, l02 20
1925. aud ilrsts ut 1885, Northwestern ut 1885,
for first mortgage and lOGEelO7 for consoli-
mortgage and III. for land grants; Central
Pacincs, 107 bcdlOs for gold bonds; Denver and
H. q. nrsts gDi ,@90's Burlington. G.. r. and y.
frsts, II i@72i4; Kansas Pacn, ~. ia. Tor J.
and d. flrsts. 1890 lO3i, for Denver division
trust receipts; and 3GM3Gh for income. Nos. 4
and 16: Mo-, X. and T"Xas usscnted, 5Gm5G'i
n. J. Centrnls, S2'.g SO for first consolidated
assented, s2AmS2li for convertible. and 4Sn
49, for lehigh and Wilkcshnrre assentrd:
Canada Southern iirsts. 77's@774, and Erie
consolidated AT l0l. The close was generally at
the best prices Of the day.
-, Government bonds were rather stcadior,
though quiet Sales at the first call included
IS. 1881. coupon. l0l; 52Os. 1867. coupon. 1929
IL. registered. 9SA: do coupon. 99it. seller 3.
At the second call 81, 1881. coupon. 1Oiir.
cash. and 10i seller 3 lQ-4Os. registered lOl i,
and currency IL. 12lis; Louisiana consols sold
at 49, and 4sA Missouri Gs, 1858. 1857 and
North Carolina ca. Old, 22h. The sales OF bank
shares embraced the Gallatin mt l44 and Ameri-
Gun Exchange LOG ana 10y auction. Bank OF Re-
public. 1907. and Groccrs' 5js.
Money ON call was comparatively easy Mt j@G
y cent till toward the close. when rates
stiffened up 10 G@7 q cent. Sterling exchange
duh Mt 81. s5@ si.s5ii for prime GO-day bilh.
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DIED.

AYERY--At her residence, In New Britain Conn
Mtich 70, Julia Esiee. vile Of C. H. Avery. aud eldest
daughter Of the late Henry Costar O New York city.
aged -
DRUMMOND On Tuesday. March 23. AZ his r. sdence,
80 Nassau ST. James Drummond. IN the sst year his
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
ateui TIE funeral from the Canal Street prcsbytt
CHURCH. Y Greene st., on Thursday the 27th inst. at2
sHEkMAN.-In Washington. ID C.. March 20 Henry
shctmtu aged ~ wears, formerly uf Albany y T.
SMllH.-At Hhl~hurO. \. H., recently, Samuel Smith,
aged % years aud months
IOoLE-MarCh ~. Mt = o'clock A. ~ Margaret Tooe.
wife o John ToIie aged ~
Friends and relatives invited atte nd the funeral
at2 7. NJ, from 6H Nesey 81
VAN kEi kEN.-At the residence Of her son. VI T Van
kruft 90 sonora, Stcuhru County. y March u Mira
Way Van krureu DID, lle ASH Ncar ol her NO
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Robbed In a sIeen,nr Chr.

BOSTON, March 2G.-J. II. King Of Now York
and nsW wife, Mrs. Ryes,king the pianist arrived here
yesterday morning by tie stonington line on taking
mp their wearing apparel in tho sleeping car Mr. King
missed hs gold watch and chain valued at ShuO and Mrs
kiue valuable gold watch and sld5 IN money, The
properly hat been placed TOR safety between The mat
tresses OF Mr. Kings berth.
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NUpLrME COURr-CHAMDERs.- CT 7G 00
a. ~. a al, ino 2A, e,7, g,s, 30, ~ 3l7, al3
sal 215 a'd. 20 2,e, 26o Part l-No. 27Hl $3.50
aUH iJo $50 2s7i 27is ISL SiaS sos i7l7i, aSSG
80 -. 2,'i, 2as@. l2s4 fnrt ll-Ca>e On Part
l,, lS ~, ~, no M IA l5l. 1873 l6i III IsGC
w. 2,3 ~ 70 ~ le,'s, ll6 M SPECIAL fFRN.-
sumMoR tgugt-SrtciAL rTRN-Nos a. 55. 10 a. A.
ST. lartL-NIs Aoa. 100, $40. aO8. 453 43G 500 1876
aul, 80 " ~'
tovNoS PtFiS-Pnrt I-Same calendar.
hAKNE COrur-rarts |. ant II-Adiourncd for the
term Part lll-Nos 51uA, 5piO, al6i 5hBI 52si 55s2
1a5o, 317i, j222, 559S, 1921, 5d12 1928 662l en-
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DE GROOT-SrALL-On SATURDAY., March IS by tho
Rev. W. u. Nicke James DE Groot Ella Stall eldest
daughter OF Jacksan stall both OF this city.
flSH-POPHAM.-At the Church Of st James the
Less. Scar.dac. y Y, March 49, by the Rev Francis
Chuso, Cornelius n. Fish 10 Emma Atkinson daughter
OF Lewis {. PUpham
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Business Uotitss.
Swallowing Poison.


sPCRTs OF PUTRiD MUCUS from the nose and upon
the tonsls PAINS over the eyes by the sides OF the
nose; CRACKING sensations In the head &c, signs
Of Canrrh. The NisCID SECRETION Of Catarrhal
Colds. SWALLOWED while asleep. PO1sONS THE
LUNGS and every junction Of the system 1t renders
natural breathing impossible. The breath becomes
DISGUSTING STENCIL Taste. SMELL aud hearing are
impaired BRONCHITIS. Poypuscs DEAFNESS,
scroula and Consumption are tile natural cTacca In.
decd. Camrrh has been pronounced to be lNCtRABLE.
But tho recent DISCOVERY BY DR. WEI DE MEfERhas
resulted In an ABSOLUTE CURE for this prevalent and
terrible disease. Ills pamphlet containing facts AMI
proofs Of the work accomplished by his remedy Is SENT
FREE to anybody. Tie testimonials are unqucsuOnaLly
THE MOST REMARKABLE upon medical record. They
are not from remote and distant puce but from his inn.
.t,...--.,-,, 80. - -
WealaW heiRhuolhouh' Whefe the Wrlters may pe col
ferrcd with FOR instance.
p,cto,o ,,,o., - 4, M .crptfpN =, ..t A r.,i....
F'N"N' wv" ~ '" nv ~ i'"i" i"s =
broadway ". Y. Of several years Catarrh.
nnckaec rur,d ID a N,KEIVFY Rev.nue Omcer
$50 800 - :" ,,.,, Nv -, nc'e"ue N"'ei'
lo' Motl st. y " OF fhEAHs' CATAkhh
! package cured GOOLD /. BRUSH 4l3 broadway.
n,cts,o r,rotp n ppoyX ,,o c.u., " -,
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Sc ollincs "Tasteessn Cot Liver on. with Lime ana
"a Cherry Sold by all druggists Depot, U Bowery,-
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Diseases OF the sexual Organs, recent or
chfutic. cured without medicines Use Allaus soluble
MydClied Buuses. patented Oct. 1875 send To ]. Z.
ALLAN CO, T. o. box j33. - John ST. Tor circular.
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Atthe Delaware. Iackawnnnn and Western auc-
ton sale day coal brought s2.l7's for steamer,
for stove aud 50 30 10 23j for chestnut These
prices are from ~ 10 % cents per ton less than
those obtained AT the Lackawanna Compauy's
sale last month. and the lowest ever touched 10y
anthracite conl in this market. Nevertheless
the coal shares are well sustained At the Stock
Board. and their holders are sanguine OF diN-
bends ut some timo or other.
Subscriptions to the 4 per cents. have practi-
cnlly ceased. They continue to come in from
distant points but only to The extent OF few
supplied with the bonds NJ 9SA. and with this
price the Secretary OF the Treasury cannot
compete; He must wait until the surplus stock
ON hand has been absorbed by investors. or
until interest for money falls below its present
for their capital free Of taxes for the next thirty
years We should think the new bonds ut 9S a
would be rather tcmptrs.
The probable erect Of the now Canadian
tarif on the importation OF coal from the United
States Is the subject Of much dispute in the
Canadian newspapers. The advocates OF the
tariff calculate the amount imported last yenr
at 100000 tons. and say that the proposed duty
~ 80 cents per ton Will reduce this une-hnlf
On the other side 1t is asserted that not less than
81 Per ton duty will be required 10 enable Nova
Scotia coal TO take the place OF the American
product
The Pennsylvania Railroad Is laying out n
new track from Suuan tn Long Branch which
will give IL q through route from the South and
West 20 Long Branch, Independent Of the New
length, within halfa mile nearer than nny other
route 10 the sea, and Will run through Spring
Lake, Sea Grt. Ocean Beach, Ocean Grove. and
Asbury Park. 1t will also run close 10 Deal and
Eberton.
The net recently passed for funding the debt
OF the state Of North Carolina provides Tor the
issue Of new thirty-year q cent. coupon bonds
in denominations Of $50 800 $500 and 81 900
10 be exempt from all taxation by any authority
within the state, the coupons 10 be receivable
for all State taxes. The new bonds are to be- eN-
changed for those now outstanding Us follows
Ante-wnr bonds. 40 Z cent. Of the princ pal /;
recognized new railroad bonds % b cent. Of the
principal: funding bonds Of 1867 and 1865 Is
= cent. Of the principal. The past due Interest
In all cases is 10 be surrendered.
The Union Pacinc Railroad is building n
branch from Ogden. Utah. TO Helena. Montana.
This brunch II now completed 10 Backioot $50
miles north of Ogden. and graded twenty-siN
miles bevondto Taylors Bridge where II crosses
tho Snake River.
The April semi-annual dividends OF the Bos-
ton banks are mostly and Z cent.
The corn crop OF the United States increased
from 9Od millions Of bushels IN 1865 10 3i2
millions in 1871; wheat during the same limo
from 22l 10 1864 millions; oats from 2j5 Ia 4OG
millions; and barley from % TO "a millions
Rye. on the other hand decreased from ~, 10
q millions Of bushels. and buckwheat from 20
10 10 millions.
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The Great Spring Medicinc-Dr Chambers
ChAmomile Blood aud Liver Pllls. All druggists, Is eta
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now only 81 81 rONEROY TRUSS Co, 74j Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-06
DIED.

RAYMoNn EVERETT, second son Of William s. and
Funeral will tale place FROM 81 Myrtle street Fri
day y G'eioGI Pm, Relatives and friends are in
drtn 10 con e unto me- fer snch is the kingdom of
,ayen lAkrin aud Cleveland. Ohio, papers
BROWN. Wednesday morning. November 5th.
1872 at 3 o,ci, OK, WILLIAMS $. BRowN, after long
Emelia Brown, aged eighteen years
May he rest in peace
Funeral from hls Parents residence, No; Bridge
9Th at oci5ek Pm Relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
DAIlS peEartsd this life bn on the 5th of Noyem
the twenty ninth year Of his age.
be friends OF the family are invited to attend the
O'Clock.
DESMOND. November 9Th. 1879, Cornelius J.
DEsMoNp, in his forty first year.
redence No. e G5 erect f sant MF T H at
O'clock pm Friends respectfully invited to at
tend.
EAsIIACK. At Montclair. n J., November
4th. 1879, KATE ANDERSON, wife of Andrew W.
EAsTIACk, Of this city.
conner of Myrtle avenue and Orange road, on
Thursday. November 9th, at pm.
COZ DEN. Suddenly on the morning of the 9Th
of November, 1879. FRANCIS GoLDES, in the forty
trst year of his are, native of Charles county,
The funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon
at O'clock from his late residence, corner of It'll
and streets, South Washington, to which his rea-
dNcs and friends are invited
GOTT. On the 18th of November, 1872 at his res
idence, Bucna Vista, near FAILS Church, Fairfax
county, Va, MAJOR RICHARD Gorr, late Of Balti-
iseD Chief Glerk Of The Connlissary Generals Of
fee. baltimore sun copy.l
THOMAS. The funeral services of Mrs. ELIZA
BETH B., wife of the late Gen. Lorenzo Thomas,
will take place Friday, the 9TH of November, 1872
Ut o1GGk p d n tue capei at LON oaS Gene
tPost.l
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ ~ NJ

Holding an Equity Court FOR said ~, District -,
Equity No. 1897, Doc. 10.
estate hereinafter mentioned in the City Of Wash
ington, in the District of Columbia, of which John
renses Gs Of Keeping tie Improvements on said real
be n q fnd the e. iii IN
Frazier was native of the city Of Dublin, county OF
about June, 1919, and was natgralized citizen Of
piainant and John Frazier were married. and
that no issue was born OF sad manrIraSe.
1873 intestate seized and possessed of real estate,
in said city and District known as parts OF Lots 10
as his only Heir at law said complainant his
widow far she has been able to ascertain that
names are unknown to complainant, and at the
time of John Frazier's emigration TO the United
latter dying unmarried and without issue; that his
brother had previously emigrated to Canada; that
and is not informed whether he is dead or alive and
if dead whether he left any heirs that said JS asa
not know who they are or their names; that John
Tsfsass nam te Of as S 5 that
out Of her Own private tea Paia said n @
Tair hat sad f personal estate Of said
Frazier is not sufficient to pay his debts that sam
pe 6sy Ias paS of SAID debts Of husband
John Frazier she i in equity entitled to be sq bi
prays"that Complainant have lien on said real
estate moneys paid by her on account OF debts q
her husband; that she be refunded all moneys paid
by her in keeping real estate in repair insurance
and taxes; that said real estate be sold for payment
of the moneys paid by complainant; that an order
of pubication be granted against said unknown
heirs of said John Frazier and for process and other
relief 1t is thereupon this Goth day Of October A.
D1s79, adiudged, ordered and decreed by the court
that the defendants the heirs of John Frazier, de-
ceased, cause his. her or their appearance 70 be
on or before the first Tuesday of May, A. d.
1850, to answer the premises and show cause, any.
he, she they have why decree ought not to pass
as prayed, otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case the names of said unknown heirs
were known and were served with process Of this
court and made default to appear and answer; Pro
vided copy of this order and the above stated OBJ
iect and substance Of said bill of complaint be in
serted in 1.-The Evening Starr twice week for *
successive weeks and once week for six successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter before
said first Tuesday of May, A. ID. 1851, two neWsPs-
vided copy of the above order and said object no
substance be published in fo na1s Weeks Raper ~ '' 's
By the Court: MACAnd % 1o 5ns x uesaoo.
A True Copy-Test: II. .. hIAoos SAe2A'
Oct27- mGth, CIV
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YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,

sAEG At II PBRdG Of
GPPo S2ET 6 Fl Ply AT 81 hSp
MeIt from J. Fenw s \ YOUNG nm ct nx, Joseph 1
Fenwick Young and s' Peter e H. Hill late partners
Surprising the firm Of Y9 3Sng Hill bearing date
the land records for the District of Columbia, in
Liter No S48, folios 36s, 361. 364 357 respectively
OF So o1 A. D. 1915 At i oohoo 2i NJ ali
and sfaae IN Se % Of a ts
District of Columbia, and known and described as
u.s. containing thirty nine 100 sS s. 1905 acres
saUU % Il
tanning
commonly known as Upper Giesboro. together with
hibited On s @ DC
Immsdately after the sale Of the above described
situate in said County and District, known part
OF Lover GIesbE s9 and containing one hundred
with improvements:
Also, an those certain pieces or tracts of land ad.
Of Lower Giesboro, - beginning at the intersec-
n Of aa he Sa s sn the ne
Of the east Alexandria branch Of the B. g. rail rail
' u N west f TOO
SseventytWO Ci2) W thirty -egnt 4UlUU lJo 4U-lUU)
perches; thence to center of ditch N. forty
one and half (4119 w. fifteen Q5) perches;
thence with said ditch NJ. ffty-six and
th1ee-quarters 5000 E. five 48-100 70 $4,000
Ierches; thence to the dividing line aforesaid, be-
tween Upper and Lower Giesboro n. fifty two (52l,
E thirty 49, 100 go SO 100 perches thence with
said dividing line S. fifty (50), E. twenty 52100
(26 52-10O) perches to the place OF beginning, &C
coIding to b. D. Carpenters survey, dated August
3D. 1876, containing five 16-100 Is $4,000 acres,
more or less, together with the improvements.
AND AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE we Will sell the
following personal property, to witt Mule, 8 Farm
wagons, Carts, Carriage, Sleigh, lot of Stable
In PIGMENTS, lot of Brick Yard Barrows, Tubs,
Benches and Tools lot of Lumber and Posts, lot
of Bricks (both burned and unburneO, l large
Pump for feeding boiler, lot of Shafting. Pullies,
Cogwheels, &C.. lot of Swings and Brushes, large
PAVILION, lot of Timber and Piles composing wharf,
Terms of sale of Real Estate: One-fourth cash /;
balance in equal payments at one, two and three
wears from day of sale, for which notes will be re-
Guired of the purchaser or purchasers with inter-
est at six per centum secured by deed of trust
the premises Sold or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. If the terms are not complied with in
len days, the property will be resold at the risk and
cost Of the defau1ting purchaser deposit of 800
On each piece will be required at the time Of sale.
All conyeyancing at the purchasers cost. Terms
Ct sale of personal property Cash down at time OF
eale. The property to be removed from the prem
ises within ten days from day Of SALE.
E. E. WHITE,
JOHN A. BAKER, ! Assignees.
noy4-eo&dbs VIM. B. JACKS0N.>
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON. Auctioneers.
NUUNU q MIDDLEIVN, auCllUIeerS.
ASsIGNEEs' SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, OF
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, STATE OF MARY

GEORGES COUNTY, STATE OF MARY
LAND.
By virtue of two several deeds of assign ~
mont from Joseph n. Young and wife. and f,mfA
j. Fenwick Young and wife, dated re-.A luz
srectively the first day of March, A. d. 1871 and
recorded in Lber Fl. B., No IL, folio 2l9 ct seq,
and 223 ct seq, one of the land record books for
Prince Georges County, State of Maryland we will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on thursday,
THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1872 AT
O'CLOCK M, all those certain pieces parcels of
land situate and lying in Prince Georges County,
in said state, known and described as Lots num-
bered six 90, containing eighty -seven and four
fths acres (S7 4.5) of land, and lot numbered four
a. containing sixty and three eights 5000 of
land, according to B. d. Carpenters survey of
March, 1869, of Brothers Joint Interest," or
e. 'Nonesuch, together with the improvements, and
Immediately thereafter will offer for sale, upon.
the premises, another tract of land, containing
thirty five $3.50 acres more less, being part of said
tract known as Brothers Joint Interest" or
.'Nonesuch, being the property formerly owned
by j. Fenwick Young ESQ.,, and situate in said coun
IT, and state, together with the improvements.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in equal
instalments in one, two and three years. for which
the promissory notes of the purchaser purchas-
shall be given, bearing interest at the rate of six
90 per centum per annllm and secured by deed of
trust upon the property sold. A depost of 300
will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing
at the purchasers cost: If the terms of sale are
not complied with in ten days. the property will be
resold at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur-
chaser. +. f. WHITE,
JOHN A. BAKER, Assignees.
VIM. B. JACKSON,
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE prxAsprn-at the ann,

WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEyANpED.-At the annual
meeting OF the PENNSYLVANIA womau-Suffrage
ASSOCIATION held in Philadelphia Tuesday Miss
Mary Grew in the chair resolutions were adopt-
ca mailing with JOY the action OF New Hamp-
sllie ana Massachusetts I'm permitting women
10 exercise their right OF voting for school
uI1ctcis' and recommending circulation OF pc
.illohs TO the Pennsylvania state legislature for
.ne ,ame privilege. The resolutions recommend
10 the voters OF PENNSYLVANIA the example OF
~ sssSachusetts in the establishment OF a prison
wCmen: and call the attention of The cnnn,ry
10 lne elhpnatic and repeated testimony OF low
elnor Samlpeil and Judge Bond OF Wyominp
on the benefits that have resulted from womanS
suffrage there. They deplorc the death of Wil
lem LLOYD Garrison and reafIrm the heller of
the associations In the doctrine that All inst
government derives its power from the consent
OF the governed. letter was read from th,
Hon. William ID. Kelley in which he SAWS he
believes that the good OF the country would be
promoted by the admission Of women TO boards
having supervision and control OF cleemoSynary
institutions. Miss Mary Grew was reelected
president,
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auction GERS

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, SITUATE Nos; 81 "A, AND D.. 5l3
BEING A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, WITH
STORE AND DWELLING.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust of -
date April 18th, 1876, recorded in Liber No. fenf8
1853, folio p ct sea-, of the land records of the
District of Columbia and by direction of the party
secured thereby. we will sell at public auction, in
OF NOVEMBER, AT P. NJ, the following described
property being Lot 81 and the north feet of Lot S,
IN Square 495, in Washington city, d. c.. together
with the improvements, consisting of large brick
building, occupied as grocery store and dwelling
house. This is one of the most desirable business
properties in the city.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance one and
two years from day of sale, with interest at per
cent. per annum, payable semi annually, and Sc
cured by. deed of trust the property, sold, A
deposit of $500 in cash Cor certified check for that
sum- will be required Immediately on the same being
bidder making such deposit will be treated as the
purchaser. If terms of sale not compiled with
in five days from the day of sale resale viii be made
at the risk and cost of defaultng purchaser five
days notice in some newspaper published in Wash
ngton, D. C. AL conveyancing at purchasers cost.
NJ. ASHFORD Trns+ees
oct28-d j. T. DYER. ''
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1o-N GREAT C7O
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In Effect JUNE 80, 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of sixth and B streets, as follows:
Tor Car to Pttsburg, and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsburg to Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago;
7:40p.In daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For and he Sor daily easeP
Sand 10 EEai ds E Ess
Haven, and Elnira, at 10:30 a. III. daily, except
For New York and the East. 80 p. daily, except
attached Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor
Cars. 80 am daily, except sunday. oo,,,,so. y.
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex.
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street, AVOID.
For Philadelphia. 8 :35 am. and 80 p m, daily.
por lied pe,i EAprsss $50 a. m daily. except sunday
go: 40 and 10 IS p M NJ: daily A' ~ M
daily except suhda s; 0;2o a. H. and ~ p. m''
For Annapolis, $40 m. and 90 p m, daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY AMP % ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria. G. 7l5, 8. 9. 10, II am, lis 8,
20, 8, 81 and II 80 pm On Sunday at a.
For Richmond and the South. $50 I'm. daily. and
Trains sq leave de Igsr s %nssnxon
9, 10, II AIN; 9, 400, 5, q, and IL pm. On
rl Sunday at and 10 s, and ?, n.
commodatons can be procured at the offices, north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn
be left for checking of baggage to destination from
FRANK THOMSON. Ss General Msaasss SoTs