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CHE Is IMPLYING a personality OF the gro5sest
kind, said one Presbyter OF a brother Pre5byuer
on Monday. THAT is all for popular effect and
for the humiliation OF this presbytery before
God" exclaimed another. "It carries this
Talmage's) moral existence" shouted the ven-
cradle DR.. Spear. "ThiS was intended to be
pointed as poisoned lance going to the center
qI ~ ny 9ehin a. reSof.eq tne learned Dr. Van
Der OF this court knows my heart is tendere5t.n
The enraged doctors of divinity who made use
OF these singular expressions are at present
sitting as Judges In what is officially described
rs " The Court OF Jesus Christ.r-[N 7. Sun.
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evening WILDER Howell was sitting In store in
sidney, Neb., when Frank Barnard, a friend. in
a playful manner slapped Howell on the leg.
Inc iatter WINGED and said his leg was sore,
OLD II again he would ''give him one." Barnard
replied In friendly manner that he guessed he
wouldn't hurt him, at the same time slapping
him again On the same leg. Instantly Howell
arose to his feet. and. grasping the chair on
which he had been sitting, swung il around
with considerable force, and striking the uu-
skull. The injured man died from the wound Ia
a nall hour arterward, and his murderer was
placed under bonds,
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IHE tNFoRTUEATE PoNCAs-A special dis
patch 10 the Chicago Tribune from Omaha sayz
tnat al council or Ponca Indians with GEN
Iiuoh; HlAndlhg Bear aud Buffalo Chips drew q
DISMAL picture or their sufferings. wrongs and
biIsiorI unes- and protested against being sent
:, uth 10 the Indian territory, but acknowledged
tha. me, ne. Uusl OBEY and go. They only asked
mat zen. Crook furnish the money 10 hurry
lhcse VINO died en- route OF fatigue and unaf-
cuslomed heat. Gen. Crook said that All their
Sa1 stoIy was known In Washington, and their
help must come from there He couId mil
iuihlsn them ratfons for their southwark Jour.
Ley. Five Poncas now.at Omaha are alreadT I'm
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AlRRIRU.

NICODEMUe-TENLEY. At the residence Of
The he brides father. ThuTs6sy morning, April q.
1879. by the Rev. VIM. Mckinney, OoNRAD r
NICoDEMus. OF Washington county, Nd, 20 HA0-
GLE A TJHLEY, daughter Of Charles r. Tenle1.
mouth, Va. Boonsboro. Nd. and worcsster. MaG-.
papers CoTyl
TRAvERH-LIBBY. In Alexandria, ON April ID,
lb79. By the Rey. DR.. Boyle, THos b TRAvsns 90
MRS. MARY V. LIBBY.
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p H. WARNER, Real Estate Aucuoneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, At THE NORTHWE-T CORNER
Or ELEVENTH AND G STREETS NORTH
WEST
will offer at public auction. in front of the sra
premises, to the highest bidder, on WEDNES ys18
DAY, April 10th, 1872 at five O'Clock pm. ~A.A
fronting 25 feet street by so feet on 18th street
northwest and improved oy a large four story brick
house on the corner and two story dining room
on 1l!h street Anyone desiring fine Investment
can tnd il in ths property, by extending small
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash and the balance
in one two and three years. with per cent. inter
to he secured by deed Of trust on the property
and the assignment of q sat sfactory policy of in
surance. Oopveyancing at the purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in ten days. or the pro-
pery to be resod at the risk and cost Of defauIting
purchaser. 800 down at sale. Title perfect.
marc eod&ds LEWIS j. DAVIS, Executor.
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THAT COSTLY BROOKLYN BRIDGE The trus
zee OF the Brooklyn bridge waited on Conn.
10 bridge money. President Murphy stated
Inat they wanted $780, at once and 500 600
every month until one million dollars was paid.
10 comply with the demand Mr.. Murphy stated
tnat the total cost OF the bridge would be
Sis $50 600 1t would take s.. $50 600 besides the
present million due by New York TO comnlafe
me structure. They proposed going to the Leg
lsiature TO have bill passed enabling them 10
get pack interest paid on bridge bonds issued
large sum. W.
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LOW Az Old GRUDGE WAS SErTLED.-Taylor
W,,ns " a. snot and killed by VIM. Gardner a.
resdT sn 90 M MO- last week Jones had gotten
me evening OF his death BEFORE sfarftng ho VI
eyer, ne set out TO hunt up Gardner to settle y.
co., 90 efuoge which existed between them He
lou, Garoner In the rear or the post ONCE az
10 10 aim That he had come TO settle fhe ia
uliii.cuit!. Gardner replied that there wss
n I,a 10 settle Jones then said " You cai,e6
me-, ,ne oi.ce, aud you have got to taSe -
PACK Gardner said: 81 I'll take back noIhsn, ~
you are -, and al the same time kicked 3;
=, t Jones then drew his pistol and snapoed
J, a, Saidher, who also drew ana com,nenced
ohco'lng. Several shots were rred nv Nh,
ps ai.ies, Jones was shot four times IN the re-
sIoh OF The heart and once In the neck Gars-
ner Was shot In the leg "~'a'
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Tribune called attention some time ago TO the
large migration OF colored people from the
southern states, particularly from Mississippi.
has been recently going on. This move.,,,.nr Is
oepLving the south q large numbers OF ifs
MU.hing population, and is proving a source of
t tr ana alarm to the planters. letter
the arrival OF thousands OF the colored men IL,
tnat CITY: The refugees were quartered In the
easements OF the colored churches, and other.
wise provided for BY their race. The majority
letter from Washington says that the refu-
gees take almost as many precautions to make
gcod their escape from Mississippi as they did
In slavery tlmeS.-[N y Tribune.
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s1-A strike OF molders is In progress at Mon
treal Canada.

eH-A strike OF molders is In progress at Mon
treal, Canada.
eR-The colored men OF the South have, in
arge numbers, determined TO take the West
ward hoe.-lN. \. Herald.
tV-The Ha,ukeye discovers that II costs more
to kill Zulu or an Indian than to Kill a white
man.
TEA son OF Tom Hughes is one OF the be
leaguered garrison at Ekowe.
GENT. Whittier. sad to say, Is In Falling
health, and unable TO do any literary work.
SEA Fort Wayne girl mistook her somnam-
bulistfc brother for a burglar, aud fractured his
skull with O base ball club.
epT-The municipality of Besancon. France, has
resolved 10 affiX q tablet on the house where
Victor Hugo was born. and 10 rename the
street after him.
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FOX HUNTING IN kENTUCKY.-In view of the
TACT that RED foxes are becoming very numerous
IA this county move Is on foot TO organize q
fox hunting club. The idea is TO p,lfcbase 4
mack OF fox hounds, procure the services OF q
huntsman, and master OF the kennel, whose
DUTY IL VIII be to take care OF the dogs. The
the horses VIII have their tails squared. The
NUMBER OF gentlemen to compose the orRanfza-
non VIII be limited to nfty-twenty-flve from
the country and twenty five from the city
lLeIinlton lKp.l Pyess. March %.
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
NAIGAHI.E EOi, !kEfAtIN RIICaK T1Sxrxsx


VALUABLE FOGR STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, No 1908 N STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated January "A
"a 4: D; 1877, duly recorded in Iiber No Slf, fsn
ioll9 SAP ct sea- one OF the land records for ka
tie District OF Columbia and at the request of Darfv
st thereby we yin sell, at public suction.
rS o 81 on H. April Sth 1879 at
estate situate in the city of washington. District
OF Columbia, to wit: ALI that certain piece or mar
Gel Ct ground known and described a. lot 'B, in
Roachs sub,divisien OF original lots numbered
seventeen 90 and eighteen Q8), in square mum.
b.red two hundred and eighty (2sO, ssid lot being
improves by four story pressed brick front dwell
ing mouse with large BRICK back pui ,tins
Ier Tn Ut sale Onetlnrd cash, and N. balance at
one ID ane two 90 years, with interest ct eight IS
f 81 trst on the property cold Or =. q the OPP
quired Of the purchaser at the time OF Gala All con
veyancng At the cost Of the purchaser II the terms
Of sale DO not complied with in ten days from day Of
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell thu
property at the risk and cost OF the desauting Dur
chaser. after fiye days advertisement f-
JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,, w..
J. cRESwELL HEALD,} Trustees.
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NEW STEERING INTENTIONAL new fnyen-
ZION ior steering vessels by steam instead OF by
nand was tested In New York, Monday, on one
mat harbor. By the old way OF steering ves-
SCI: when there is strain on the right OF the
rudder there is corresponding slack on the
work In handling the wheel. The new fnyen-
tlon picks up this slack and holds IT, NO mai
ter In what position or In what angie tne rud-
der is placed, 1t is held as taut as though ft
WAS STRAIGHT
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ss-Sylvan Croxton, a colored girl AGED m
teen, one OF the refugees from the SOUTH was
outraged at st. Louis by mulatto, who met
Ler parents at church and volunteered TO take
her home. The ravisher has not been arrested.
gF Young Elwood came TO himself fn the ceIl
OF police station In New Orleans. Althouzh
be had been rather careless In hts habits, this
result OF spree shocked and surprised him.
he Immediately hanged himself with hand
kerchief to tie grating OF the door.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNflf
M ARR h BYRNE. Real Estate Brokers'
1fi No COS 7th street northwest

yALUARLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN
StLVANIA AVE .UE BET VEEN FTHsT
AND Scoop sIREErs NoRTHWEIT, Up
We VIII Sell, al public austiou, in font of .,.
the pr, ises sE THURSDAY, the ID cav of .asg
ap,Il A d. 1879, a. c'clo, ~, part Of l. x-.A
Numbered four a.. in Sq.sre numbered iiva hnu
dra and seventy fiset -, fro ting twenty cd
re. ID of orc hundred CO0l feet to a ISL ,nt alley
together With the improve oerfs thereon which con
sist of a one,tory building. No l3aH Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
Terms of sale: One-third Cash; balance in six
twelve aud ejs hteen mont bs with Interest at per
cent. per annuIu until paid, ana s-cure :, by dee
of trust on q Re prop. 1ty sold. 800 ash an gu
the DAY of sale. Terms OF sale to he fully complied
with within six days after of sale utherwiss tn
rsht il reserved to resell the said property after
one weeks notice at tn. risk and cost of the default
ing pprcLas All cow, yanciag t purchasers
cost MARI Il BYRNE
j. T. COLDWELI. Auct,oneer mar27i
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

AssIdNEE's SALE OF LARGE LOT OF LUM-
BkR, CARTS, &C, &c
On SATURDAY, the 5th day OF April. 1879, COM
mencinR at ~ O'Clock a. M, viii, by virtue OF an
,asgnnent MADE to me. and du.y Of record, sell at
cubic auction. at the Lumber Yard, corner OF 9Th
trset and Virginia avenue se., q stock of Lumber,
onsisting Of
Joiet, PIanks. Shingles, &c,
Two Coal Darts and one Wagon.
Terms cash.
B. H GOLDSB CROUCH,
ap1-d Assignee OF T. E. Clark.
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LUCKY WIDOwS.-Mr. Henry A. Kerr, who
died In New York some time ago, left by his will
$40 00O In legacieS including 81 600 TO his widow.
ed sister, then gave his widow life interest ia
the income OF the residue OF his estates and after
her death giving the whole principal to domes-
nc and foreign religious and charitable corpora
lions. The supreme court OF New York has lust
sustained In the main the proposition OF counsel
for the two widows that all of the bequests
were wholly Void because the will was not made
over two months before the teStator's death,
With the exception OF bequest to the Board of
Foreign Missions, which Is sustained the
requests to corporations are tnvaltdated and
tator, divide the balance of the estate between
themselves. 1t will amount to about $3.50, coo,
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PROFESSOR QCISToS, In a recent lecture tu
wilmington, declared his belief that az some
future aye OF The world, man will have attained
such complete mastery over the forces ~
hal ure as 10 he able TO communicate with his
fellows over long distances and from country to
country merely by the exercise OF his win
power "N>~
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Being the entire contents of
T,HOS. j. FISHER CO.,
i Real Estate Auctioneers, 1923 st. NV.


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pROpERTh ON SEvENTEENTH STREET
NOhTHWEST OPPOSITE THE OORCORAN
ART GALLERY, AND Of THE SOUTH SIDE
OF n STREET NORTHWEST, BET NEEN
FOGRTEEhTH AND FIFTEENTH HTS
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April -
gts, ct O'CLOCK, on the premises we shall sell Inn
eIb Lot No q; in Square l66, fronting ~ feet a:
inches On 18th street northwest between Pannsyl-
vania avenue and III street, running back an aver.
age o2nih OF about 100 feet to 15foot alley i'm
tslning - rooms ' A
At o. O'CLOCK on the premises. ,ame dav. va
shai sell Lot No, 10 In Square No I'D ironii1nsa
nches on the south side of street northwest
F."eeh iath and 18th streets, and rnnninx hacF an
average depth Of 100 feel. improved by four Frame
DMeilhss containing rooms aeh
Terms One-fourth cash; the residue in ak.
we've ahd elfhteen months, with interest at seven
per cent and secured by deed OF trust on the pren1
SEES, or ell cnsh, at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit of $500 will be required of the on
each Piece Of nrore.ty at the time Of sale II
sale, the property to be resold on five days notice
IN the Evening star at the risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. All conveyancing at cost of mir.
chaser. JOHN T, GlVEN}
oc G. s. HILTON, A4ecueors
THOS- .. FISHER 4 co, Ancts mar27 eoSds
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionpers
- Corner 9Th and d streets northwest

ELEGANT BRICK WITH STUCgO FRONT
FIYkSToKY H,TsE WITH BRICK srABLk
AVENUE. AT AUCION. 'iANA
On THURSDAY, the 3. DAY Il April. 1879, sz.
premises. Part Lot 81. i'll square NJ 533. i..A-
+ outing on Indiana avenue, tel. No 3ls. running
with all moGe'p improv. men,s. bah rnrsns &c
Has splendid bri.k sta de on the rear This nr,p
erty IL convenient to the Capitol and City Hail
at. reef cars passing the door
Terms: One third cssh balance in and tw,
years notes bearing seven per cent. interest and
be secu1 ed by deed OF trust on the premises. De
post OF 2O0 required at time Of sale. Terms to hi
complied with in seven days ConveyancinR at pur-
chasers cost
mar25 DUNOANsON BROS, Aucts
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he Was AsToNIsHED.-Aa man was passing
house in Portland, Me-, the other day, two
year-old girl, who was playingin q second STORY
room, jumped out OF the window and struck
fairly on bis head. The child fell to the pave
ment and was badly bruised though not seri-
ously hurt, and the man. except being half
scared TO death, was not much injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-03

A LITTLE SCENE In a horse car roughly
dressed man, newly-made husband and hts
bride are the occupants. Car goes on the track
saying, .'How dare you damn before my wffef"
''How did know your wife wanted to say damn
first, was the reply. Tableau.
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BfoogIyS "FaNrrv FgrD Ella Pifm-
icy, q girl OF fourteen. living at No. 6ie Warren
stIeet. Brookiyn. told her brother William on
William gave Brokaw a tnrashinp Yesferday
eIiIe " was NJ work. he got a note from MS
s.saef seliihg him that BroSaw and some OF his
way home. VIM. Pllmley accordingly ,oar ao
niiIise1 james Farrell and others a. escort. In
warren street be met the Brokaw faction ana
Nm. Brokaw finally went TO MS housa az ca,
warren street. aud ran out with two pistols
I 9 OF which he handed 10 his brother Oaytd'
xyS,cS ild It'll one shot ana William three, one OF
wnlch seriously wounded Farrell In the sboul
So Inc BrokawS were arrested. VIM Bro
,n, m says he heard Ella Plimley wanted 20 De
1919, .Ouuceo 10 him, and said Isn't she q sweet
sifl?'-Ik. Y World af WV
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctioneerA

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c,
Consisting in part OF
MAGNIFICENT Parlor suite In Blue Satin Psarl Tuft.
cd, cost $500: Satin Lambrequins to match Lace
Curtains; Gold and Satin Reception Chairs ;
Ebony and Gold BoQuet stands: Elegant Bronzes
CO.. and Mantel Ornsments; Klessnt gu Paintings.
cost 81 OPS; Magnificent French Plate Gilt Man.
tel Mirror, very large3 Crystal Chandeliers,
Crates End summer Pieces.
Walnut Music Rack; Very Handsome Bronze Me-
dalton and A. T. Table; Fine Marquet Carpets
Very Elegant NJ. Z. 6ideboard; Extension Table
Leather Walnut Dining Chairs; Plated Ware ;
French China; Lounges; Body Brussels; Car.
Tets
Mirrored NJ. T. Hall Stand and Chairs; Very Ele-
giant French Plate Mirrored and Carved 1nlaid
Chamber Suite; Decorated Toilet Ware hair
and Spring Mattresses, Sprea is, Blankets. &c
handsome Pier +. p. Mirror; Easy Chairs; Parlor
Suit. in rep; very fine Bookcase and Secretary;
Body Brussels, Stair and Hall Carpets; Lambre-
gums Lace Curtains, and COrnices: Mantel
sett, clock and two urns; Desks, Bookcase,
&c, &C.,
Being the entire contents of
House No. 1907 street northwest.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1879,a
commencing at 10 O'Clock. We will eell, at the w
resid.I CO Of the Hon. john n. Mitchell, his
entire household furniture. on account Of re-
moval from the city. The sale will be by catalogue.
and Is worthy the attention OF private buyers.
House opened for inspection day previous to sale
apld DUNoANsoN BROS Aucts.
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A Boy AND A MUsKRAr IN BARRgI-A
singular accidents happened to young son ef
A. Thompson. OF this village, on Monday OF Lass
ting to reach some apples, and Ia order to do %.
tipped the barrel and crawled in, when q largo
muskrat, which had quietly settled there, claw
ugly-looking gashes, which bled profusely.-
Monticello ~. Y Republican, March 2s
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INVENTORS WHITING TIE CITY are invited
10 cOnarlt CONNOLLY BROS, Patent Attorneys.
pSe street no charge for sdvioe on patent ust
tara Reliable service sondere0 uarl02m
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-, IN ARKANSAS SHOOTING CAsE-At Texark.
Ina sna, afA.. on Friday last, Samuel CrowIeT' =
,n y, Sv1uctor on the Texas Pacific railroad
a I,I eN-state senator. Hanks had threatened n
hil oroMiey on sight, because he had Give.
1 awaS ring pledged for debt several months
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CONGRESSMAN ORKIILy's CAsE-Judge Gil
bert, in the special term OF the supreme court.
Brooklyn, heard argument yesterday on the ao-
pllcat1On OF ThOS. Kelly for a writ of mandamls
directing the common council OF Brooklyn TO
order special election for an alderman In place
OF Daniel OKellly, who was elected Congress-
man 10 tne "a district. Corporation Counsel De
Witt read return In which it was claimed that
O'Re1ny's seat In the common council did not
become vacant when he took his seat In Con-
gress, and that his duties as Congressman Will
In no way interfere with his duties as an alder
man. 1t was also claimed that Tho3 Kelly, who
applied for the writ, had no right to do So as he
was not resident or voter of the 18th ward
Which OReflly represented In the common coun-
Gil. Mr.. De Witt submitted q number OF points
He Gained that Representative In Congress
was not public officer; quoted Senator Bay
ards speech In 1874 on the validity OF the test
oath, and recalled the fact that when Alexander
Hamilton furnished a list OF the officers or the
United states he did not mention Senators or
Representatives. He also claimed that the
proper remedy was by quo warranto. General
Pryor replied, and claimed that OReilly was an
intruder In the common council. Judge Gilbert
reserved his declSiOn.-TN. Y. World, 2d
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FAVORABLE NEWS IN regard 10 t.e peach cro,
coInes IRON New Jer-ey. and thus far no croat
ihgS from the peninsular growers have hsen
that unless the weather between ihIs ana IT,
,ir>t OF May shall prove unpropitions. we SHAH
have plenty CT this healthful fruit. >'1
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HYPERCRITTcIsN.-Grace( whispering "what
lovely boots your partners got, Mary" Mary
tdiito:) eyes unfortunately he shines at the
WONG END. 1-rRunrk
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TRUST EEs SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON m e
TW ii F AND b MORT II ssTnhhi' BE-
BY virtue of q deed Of trust dated June -
oath, 1871. recorded in Liber No. $50, folio 1:.:
Columbia and at the equess Of the party occurred
thereby. shall SELL at public auction, In front Of
the premises. on MONDAY, April 14th, 1879, at 4
o'clock 10 all that certain pi. parcel of ground
situate in the city If Washington, District Of Uolun
Pal Lot numbered FIVE s5), in Square numbered
three hundred and twenty $500: Beginning for the
southwest corner of said square 18th street. and
running due north twenty eight t2S) feet and eist
thence due south twenty sht t2s1 feet and two (2
inches: thence west ninety five (s5) fest to the place
ard appurtenauces to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purcbs se money
in cash, and the balance in six and twelve "a onths
after dste OF sale, with interest. All conveyancins
ct purchssers cost $500 to be paid at time of sale
or property will he Immediately resold.
ap2-G&ds JONATHAN EIkKWQQQ. CcustsA
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Z. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneor.
q. No. sos + street northwest

TO. bO7, BOUNDED BY X. FOURTH AND
B0pNRAhY sTREETs, AND NEW Jersey
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUES, CONTAIN
1hti 1i3. 90 SQUARE FEET
On THURSDAY. April 10, 1921 shall sell, on 81
the premises. the above fqaAre If sroaa3 AVN
Plat of which can be ecu III p,y otioe -
Terms easy, aud viii be III tfe known ~ SALE
nar27eouts j L. COLDWEtL. Auct
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN

~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,WASH
AND GEORGETOWN,
C0nM0cttng at Philadelphia with CIyde'S
Line for Boston, Providence, and the
New En4land States.
SAILING DAYs
From MISUNDERSTANDING. q 10 .. n.
From Washingfon-Moncay. at II A. IL
From 6eorgetown-Monday, at p. m.
Ereights received daily until 2. M Through
blD q lAding given to Boston and Providence, and
IAN River. Consignees Wishing their goods landed
s Geo1getown wharf VIII please have them marked
0Eo1axTOwN. d. O."
For full information apply to ]. 81. JOHNSON h
90. I2c2 street northwest and 18th set wharf,
WashingtOn, d. c.; g. +. HYDE, SO Water street,
GeofgetoVr, D. O.; WILLIAM 2. CLYDE 90,
General Managers. II south Wharyes, Philadel-
phfn,-- mar201y
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NEW TORA-ROTTERDAI
sSSsaoGIsS:s s ss SAT1NP," aRo III
mail to The Netherlands, leaves Jersey Oty every al
hernats Wednesday ana Saturday. Csbin $6e-$7
Semi Agt, n South William st, New York. FUNoH
EDYE co, n 80. VIM. st., Freight Ag'ts; L W.