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WALTKR B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers-

FURNITURE, ROREWO 10 CASE PIANOS,
HANDSOME 0ILT-FRAME MIRRORS, WITH
C0RMICEs TO MATCH; BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated ths 29thn
Gay OF September, AID 1877. and duly record. VI
ed In libsr No 1863. Folio AS one of the land ~
records for the District of Coumb .. anu by ]
direction Of the party secured thereby, shall pro
dence No. 134O Massachusetts, avenue bet. 18th and
18th SITS. NV, on FRIDAY, April 25th, A. D. 1879,
commencing at 10 O'Clock am, goods mentioned in
the schedule attached to said deed of trust namay:
Rosewood Case Chickerfng Piano; handsome Gilt
Frame Pier and Mantel Mirrors, with cornices to
match; Marble Top Center Tables; Paror Furni-
1nse bss IN hfR wai .r Haul kacs Wh
nut Extension Table; Curtains aud LambreQuins;
handsome Walnut Bookcase and Library Tables
Walnut Chamber Furniture; Ete9ere Writing
Desk; Walnut Wardrobe: Reception Chairs: Cot
tage Furniture; Bronze Mantel Ornam ants; Ma
hogany Bedstead; Walnut Work Table; Haircloth
Rockers; Chrom0s and Eugravings; French China
Ware, Cut Glass Ware and Plated Ware; on Paint
ipgs; Haircloth Furniture; Velvet Rugs Brussels
Hal. Stair Parlor and Chamber Carpets Hair la
tresses; Pillows and Bolsters; Springs; Kitchen
Utensils, and many other articles mentioned in
schedule, too numerous to enumerate.
Terms cAah. PkENTISS NJ. CLARK, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts ap1S-d
sE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, May 9th, 1879. at same hour aud place.
By order Of Trustee ap24oo&dbe
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nyl.eo&ds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS + CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, GAS FIXTURES, FURNACES, &C.
By virtue OF = deed Of trust, dated the 26th "A
cay OF February, A d. 1873, from Michael w
the land records for the District Of Column III
Bis by direction Of the party secured thereby, I
shall sell, at public, the premises, 1910 Massachu-
sets avenue, ON TUESDAY, May 9Th, 1879, at 10
en-, Furniture, &c, mentioned in the schedule
attached to said deed of trust
Terms: Cash.
ap24 eod&dbs CHAS 7. DAVIS, Trustee,
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(iAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
" TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
SITUATED ON q STREET. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS NORTH


~ BY virtue of decree passed in the case Of -
G eau DoegDerty. guardian, ys. Os'ha-
equity; I shall. On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
MAY, a. D. 1873, at O'Clock o ~, ia IF INT Of the
loving piece Of real estate being 10. sc" in WI.
nam Ia T. Fend Ds subdivision of original los three
go four a. five o. six (6' (7), eight 8) nins
t9) and ten (l0 in square num oered nins hun fred
ana sixteen $3.50, in the city Of Washington, in the
Terms Of SALE as prescribed by decree: Onethird
cash and the balance at six and twelve months from
given for the deferred payments. which shall draw
until paid and to be secured BY the Tru see rasery
Ing the title until full Ragmant is made;
HENRY WISE 6ARNETT, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS ,Aucts. ap20eo&ds
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Murder Of Col. Aston.

TESTIMONY AT THE TRIAL OF COX.
In Inc trlal OF Cox, ia Atlanta yesterday for
me murder OF Aston, the first witness for the
state was T. II. Milton, tax collector OF Palmer
county, who was In the treasurers Office
testimony given by Treasurer Renfroe Wednes-
Gay. DR.. Willis, OF Westmoreland testified 10
me wound OF Aston, and that it was surpris-
testif1ed he was in Pauses saloon ai,onl haisl
past p. m. Cox entered and called A, + War.
MS from the card table; had a short consulta-
ton with him, and as he turned and LETT said,
81 viii kill him." using an oath. Butler Wood,
ward was In Henry d Berkles gun shop about 8
p. m. Cox entered huTriedly and excltedly.
asked for good pistol, well loaded, and wanted
it quick. Bought a revolver OF Derr1nger pat
tern, and as he left the store said, s'You will
hear from me soon again.
The state here rested its case. The defense's
opening statement was by eX-Congressman
Gambler, who said Cox wanted the whole truth
OF the case before the jury, and he would en-
deavor to present 1t. The testimony OF Neims,
who was between the combatantS when the
fight commenced, had been suppressed by the
state, as well as that OF other Important wit
nesseS sworn at the beginning OF the trial by
put them on the stand. Cox would would show show " uU
the whole affair about the lease business and
interests conflicting, showing why 1t was neceS-
sary that the defendant should be put out Of
the way. Counsel said Cox took the life Of
Aston La self defense, and would endeavor 10
make this apparent to the jury.
Charles Heinz testified That Cox came to his
and asked that 1t be loaded, as he was In a
hurry. Gave Cox pistol loaded. Cox said as
he left: 81 may trade you this pistol back, but
II don't it is SALE" Cox was man OF rapid
movements. Witness thought Cox was excited
when he put the pistol In his pocket and went
out.
w. r. Hodgson, one of Cox's counsel, testi-
fed that he was Ia Pause's saloon when Cox
entered and called for Pause. Witness told him
Pause was not there. Cox called witness;
asked IL he had pistol; witness said mo-"
Cox then asked witnesses friend If he had q
pistol, and he answered No" Cox went to A
L. Harris's and returned; passed witness, and
turned back, saying, "WelI, want you to
stand by me; II you don't win curse you"
Witness soon after met Cox on the street. Cox
said, Come on. want you," and took witness
into barber shop and into a back room. He
said he had to meet Aston, and had had diff
iiculty with him. Sans came In, and Cox said
to him, "Go and tell Aston am here to meet
him according to appointment" Sans soon re-
turned, saying Aston had reconsidered the
matter, and for Cox to 60 his way, and he (Al-
stony would go his way. Cox said "All right, -
and soon after left, going towards the Capitol.
A few minutes after heard of the shooting, and
went to the treasurer's Office; saw Cox, and
leard Cox ask Renfroe IL Aston didn't shoot
first, and Renfroe said yes.
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U-The erysipelas In q vtrulent form has
broken out among the prisoners In the county
jail at Springfield, Ill, and three prisoners un-
der sentence OF the U. s. court are among the
sufferers.
BThe Bronte sisters are buried within the
dug Ia the ground beneath the altar moor. When
the old church Is pulled down these graves VIII
have to be despoiled.
uThe Seneca and Turin collieries, at Pitts
ton. Pa have shut down for an indefinite Pc
Rod. The company say they can buy coal cheap
er than they can mine and ship II. Seven hum
dred men and boys are thrown out OF employ
ment.
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MATTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuone

W
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON SIXTH STREET, BET WEEN AND
n. SO On FOURTH STREET, BET WEKN
On 1HuRspAY. Way. 9th, 1879. at $50 -
r. M, we shall sell at publis auction. on the fs..
yrenlises: parts Of lots 81 and So, in Square Xs:
4aS, fronting on 9Th street, between NJ and N north
west, with improvements, consisting of threastory
brick dwelling
Also, at p. m. part of Lot Is, in Square 6l2
fronting on 4th street between N and northwest,
with imp rovements, consisting of two-story brick
and frame house in the rear. Both Lots having
good frontage
Terms of sale: One-third cash the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, for notes bearing in.
on property sold All conveyancng, &c, at pur-
chasers, cos. 500 down on each piece when sold.
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Ths 1nkclass steamers Of this line. W A
eCM3HInHSNH. .Ra c IA AZ e.T1gn1 az 81
mail 10 the Netherlands leaves Jersey City eyerZ a.
lernate Wednesday and Saturday Cabin &69.470;
aen1 Ag't. n South William It, New York. FUNQH
EDYk 8 90, p So WE, e. Ereight AgAtat T. ".
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Tne gtea1uers Of this company VIII sa1 every bae'
8at1 Of passage: From New York to Havfe, Lon
don. gouthampton and Bremen, hrst cabin. S100;
pSssage apply 70 OELRIGHS 8 90, Bowling
6feen, New York. W. q. METZRR0TT B CO., 026
Pa ave. Agents for Washington. DOLLY
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
i i. CoLDWELl. Real Estate Auctioneer


pnOaD NEAR BOUNDARY STREET.
,o ny virtue OF deed Of trust, dated ou the ~
ro.a Gay OF February, AID. 1876, and duly NMS
ttecoroed In Liber No. SIG, folio &c. one OF -2s.
tne iano records for the District Of Columbia and
at tne request OF the party secured thereby, I,
ssuINvlng Trustee, will sell at public auction, in
iront OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of
nay, 1873, At ~ O'Clock ON, the folio Tiag de-
scIIDed real estate situate in the county of Wash
lnston, u trict Of Columbia, to wit Part Of lot
NUMBERED forty tbrea t43), in Jesse B. Haws' sub
qlvnlon o. Mount Pleasant, as of record in Liber
Las No. 329 folio $40 of the land records of the
District Of Columbia beginning for said part of
,aence west ON the southern boundary line of sad
iOt one nunorea aud fifteen I15) feet, nine 90
ineaes thens north twenty l20) feet, thence east
81 nne parallel with the southern boundary line
OF eald lot one hundred and fifteen Ql6) feet. nine
W inches, thence south in Inns with Seventh (7th)
mng, together with the improvements. &c
Terms OF eae One-third of the purchase money
IN cash, and the BALANCE in one Cd, and two CO
years, Tor which notes of the purchaser will be
8ken be ing interest at the rste of eight 6, per
cent Per annum until paid, and secured by deed
OF trust ontbe property sold, or all cash at the pur
chaser's choice. ALI conveyancing at the pur
chasers cost. deposit of $l80 will be required at
tune OF sale. The right to resell at purchasers
risk II terms of sale are not complied With in seven
days from day Of sale is reserved by the Trustee
GEO. W. SfIOKNEY,
Cr1rx tY,epT sfno
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EXODUS TO KANsAs.-In response to q state
meht that General Benjamin +. Butler had Of
Tered 10000 acres OF land on which to locate
from the southern plantations to northern soil,
Mr. George s. McWatters, scotch gentleman
OF means, called meeting last evening at his
pose of organizing aud assisting In the move-
Went. Mr.. McWatters stated that his object
Mas to cooperate with any organization thaf
xould tend to help the emigrahts when they
st.rrived In their new homes. No definite action
vas taken, awaiting the movements OF the col.
cred people here Enthusiastically, Herald. LIST
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ATTRACTIVE NsrE on J-ICE oTA

"a UACl VI NALE OF TINE STATION ERY,
&C, TIE STORE OF CHAs. A. WINNER,
40 ioo2 + ST, ZEE NoRTHWEST
- mmt ic''Is OF MONDAY, May 9Th. 1879, r,-,gs.
=, 1 ~ otio X g. m and continuing each dayhA4AW
=, "a fixtures ara sold shall sell at public auction,
q. ING aooFe store large ass lttmeut Of Fine Paper
Ei'Necpes Pas'eteri@s, U-rds, Fancy Glass and
70; rs Ints ARDS; Pens, Pencils. Inks. Mucilase
" mes, ciur.s, Photograph ant Autograph Al.
H1ft-cses Static. cry St.,ra " III
~ VA SLR 3 WILLIAMS h 90 Auc.a
Cha". A. .m=r, desiriny to discontinue fhe g.,
u.ety Ct o. g, his business and deys himself
an Card ard We, ding Engraving. wi he prensraSS
% reeve ercer. FOR this class of work immed atsy
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City Of Berlin .649l tons City Of MontreAl. 44e1
Oily o6 Richmond. 4607 !" City Of Brussels. .g77t
o % s1s % 81 tSa o1
-, largest and fastest ON the Atlantic, and have
Jyexy modern Improvement. including hot and cold
water And electric bells In staterocns, revolving
6hAirs tn Rloops. bath Add smoking rooms. barber
For rsSsa Of pAsskss and other information, apply
% JOHN g. DALE, aren't, 81 BroedweZ, n OF %
2. a BROSNAE. 926 g. n "; BOTkLEK 3
BRO, H28 HelslA ayA 8. ". 3O8Ss AdanlE Il
mo- WILMINGTON. deC1e ec1ys
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THE oUNARD sTEAMns n COMPANY LIN
Retvsen New York and Liverpool, Cal
Inn nf Cork HarlSOr.
BANKERS.

fffA0E profit on L. days investment Of Ohm
U11fZJ in Wabash. May Id VlVV
Proportional r. turns every week on Stock Options
ard Circulars free. Address T. POTTER WHITE
& CO., Bankers, IS Wall St, N. Y. my2eo&k ties
CAFETY AND SUCCESS.--s1 to 300 invested
fnoTIT, SHORT CoNTRACrs and PRoMPT PAY.
NENTs Circulars and information on application.
%. p. HEkRICK CO., Bankers and Brokers, 43
New st, New York. ap9-eo3m
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE Win
"A execute orders for the purchase sale OF 9tocks
Bonds and Gold On moderate marsinA Oommie
ons Is each 100 shArea Stock privileges negotiated
On responsible parties only. Correspondence solo
tted Henry Merriam. Member Am; Aining and
Block Exchange IS Wall st.. New York. Reference
.. 3 Manyan. ESQ. President National Trust 90.
New York. 3An1-x
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RkAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
SIX ri STREET, NEAR THE CORNER or o

CHANqERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
81 sTk 1A sT NoRThN kEsE THE ookSER or
0 81 hs Ds Of q ths a
passed d IN equity cause a. , No 500 wherein ~
schese It al are defendants thu nndersiane, as
exeentr,x and trustee viii sd at public auction in
q sas "a hs s sase
&m Part Of lot ~ Ia sa1ane ~ In tn. ely of
for the same at the northeast corner If sad lot as
running thence south with the line Of 6tn street 20
thence east so feet to the place Of beginning. i'm
proved by neat tyr story brick house and stable.
instruments at six twelve and shteen o, rom
day Of sale, for which the pur ser's n,,es, pay
at seven per oentm per annnm anti. w saa n a
f s. sssssss Rs 5ss the property ali
OF sale II terms are not complied with within ona
rs . gay M S 3br
Gays notice in The Evening Star newspaper C,n-
Veyf4Sul4ss A. puHBhIhas E cost seo,r. and
WALTER WILL ANS & co, Aucts a22eoiSds
T 7. COLDwELL. Auctioneer
s4Hf 2F W. sNS BECK
g. snd duly seeorda . IL L Iise No. 49, q.
Folio 1858, It seq. Of the lana records Of the sH
hei sas st shs tsss
anGon j. front Ct the IT, fbs on Es
division az made by Commissioners in Chancery
Of square numbered I've hundred and u, eleven OLD
story Brick uouse, with bay window, and good
stable on the rear Of lot The -ize OF lot is % f,
alley This ia of the best pieces # property in
the city tor any one desiring comforta5 Die AMI CON
venient home Street in front Of the door
Every modern eonvenepce /, the house.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash. aud the balance IN
payable semiannualy, to be secured by deed OF
trust the 9perty; all cash. the purchaser
terms Of sale to be complied with in seven days
after sale. or the Trustees the right
the property at the risk aud cost OF the defauting
chaser's cost.
ap7eo&ds @. A. JAMES, 1rcsSees.
rE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, Nay I'd. A: D. 1879 same hour and place
q. A. JANIS trustees.
ap17. ID. 21NendEda
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT SUBURBAN
/ COTTAGE AND GROUNDS.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT SUBURBAN
COTTAGE AND GROUNDS.
By virtue Of q decree of the supreme Court IczA
Of the District of Colum bis passed in equity ma
cause No 6487, on the 18th day Of Septem q. -A.:
bar 1878 and OF further order paseed Ia said cause
on the 26th day Of April, 1879, will sell at public
AUCTION. on the p emsses, on MONDAY, the 5th day
eighteen Q8) nineteen 90, twenty co, and TWEEN
ty-one CD, in block numbered nine 90; Of Hal and
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
cash the residue payable ia equal install nents In
sale the deferred pay to bear interest ut the
rate Of seven yer CENT; from the day OF sale, the
purchase monty is paid; or the whole Of the pur:
chase money may he paid in cash. at the option Of
the ratification thereof by the court. Two hundred
dollars deposit on acceptance Of the bid.
CALDERON CARLISLE, Trustee,
307 street NV.
THOF. e. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ap28.d&is
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T'HOS. Z. WAddAMAN, Real Estate AuctlOneer.
AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
IN ST BETWEEN TWENTY-FIR5T and
TWENTY SECOND. NV.
,S Jn SATURDAY, May Sd, at 8 80 p n I will -
oneT Ior sale. on the premises, the above men t
70. having front of IS feet inches ON st., by q
oePln OF i4o feet II inches, to 3Ofoot alley.
ap3o-3t THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, Auctr.
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nUNOANsON BROS. Auotioneer1
line IMPORTED BRAND1Es. WINES AN,

LIQUORS Al AUCTION
On WEDNi sDAY, the 7th day of May, e~
stor n Of Geo 81 NJ Hsnaalt so s5 5ns
ner of sth and d stree is northwest, the re. -
an der OF the very fine stock of imported Wines
and Liquors. COMPRISING pure bland Gin. import
ID Janaca Rum, Scotch Whisky. imoortsd Sherry,
Port, MADEIRA. Rhine and Oaret Wines, Ohateau
vintage of Los Also. fine Black Walnut Marble.
toy and Frenchplate Glass S1deboard o.igiuaI cost
8 OU
THIS stock is wo' tn the attention OF connoisssurs
sou e of which was sci cted By the late jules He
nault white in Europe
ny24t D0NCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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(NHAN ,ERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE
ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN AND z

BY virtue Of decree Of tie supreme Court -
GAUGE 20 6.573. Wherein Torch, ct al :, are 4sM
.onpiainants and heitmuler, ct Al are DESCENDANTS,
day Of May, 1879. at O'Clock p. M. viii oIer for
fae at pubic auction IN front Of the gIsmisse the
igton, to wit P.rt Of lot 4. in square 345 beRin.
ming for the said part at the southwest corner of
said lot f. being the dividing line between lots and
4. and running thence north on the line OF llth
street west "A feet inches. and running back with
the width OF IA fest inches to . ten foot alley ia
the rear of said lot said ground being improved By
two-stoIy frame house
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash, and the balance in
two eQua! 1nstaluents Of six and twelve months,
with interest at seven per cent per annum. to be
cured by deed of trust upon the premises sold S1OO
shal be required as coon the properly Is bid off
a. the fail to comply with the terms Of
ssa within five days thereafter the Trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser. All conyeyancing and recording at
purchasers cost.
EDW. A. NEWMAN, Trustee,
321-323 ~ street NV.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctrs,
Corner 10th ard D streets NV. my2eo&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


au sfFH SE SEEsSE HWs 2s
TSTMHHRHEnTT s NaRA2A AEP rIwESTY-FoUETH
day IF ssstemSer 1875 and dai rso recorded 4ss
for tie district Of Columbia, and by direction of the
fharty Use secg S hereby we shall sell on MONDAY
ths PREMISE the Western IS 1eet ~ inches by the be-
fo on 6e a OF 4ot TO- in g t1aea on the
VIZ back building and al the modern s i improve"
equal payments Q. six. twelve and eighteen mouths
annum until paid secured by deed Of trust on
the r.oYSos n sold gonvsyaneing At pur hasers
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
n ne aeys nitce IN somenewspaper published in the
ap2seokds WM. 4. ao Ross Trustees.
THos L. wAGdAMAN. Real Estate Auctioaeef
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE BR1oK
fSsE $n5r S 1sD RoEfH czfi
a, g Sfus s Gf Sssd Of date, Aa=gs.
for the District Of b. AMI At t5s feauet Of
tIe party secured fr thereby, we VIII sell It g9hic
TIE 9Th day Of May De- 1875 at Fl lock w. ali
s in IS. es o q d %
Oonmba ,a and kn1wn as and eing lot numbered
ct square numbered six hundred and twenty three
(623), together with the improvement. &c
Terms Onethird cash balance in three equsl in.
etalments pays bic in six co. twelve( and
Q8) months, with interest at per cent per aunnm,
decd On % Ssssst q SS
will be required at time of sale. All c2nveyan6inv
and recording at purchasers cost If terms of
tees reserve The right to resell the property at risk
ard cost of the detaulting purchaser after five days.
advertisement
aa,eoaas kRsiNakp r RA WARNER Trustees
GEORGE TkUEsDELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
" Go Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
sARD Rolf. strUATED On TIE FAsT
SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
FEnNSyLXANIA AVENUE AND B STREET
Sih, 1873, and recorded In Liber No. 727, UEI
and at the written, X quest of the Iarty secured
h Nay,
1879, at 80 O'Clock NJ. all that certain piece or
parcel Of ground. situate in the city of Washington,
in the District Of Columb q, known and described
lots No and in square No. 575 together with the
improvements. e..
., Terms of sale, prescribed by the deed of trust:
est and expenses. due the day Of sale in cash and
the balance at twelve months, for which The note of
the pure bearing interest at the rate of per
ceIt1n per an1nm from the day Of sale. and Sc,
be taken. deposit Of $500 will be required Of thu
purchaser st the time If SAFE, and al conveyancing
shall be at the purch .ser's expense.
a HAAbkET E 8! BRapEsY Trustees.
ap28-eod&ds
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STEAMERS. &c

EE E1 ~ aa g., MS At Captain WN. b.
i sysrv T wharf foo, Of 9Th and STE.
S ave ,inesaay, Thursday and Sum-
GAYS ior Gattox Creek Oolton's and landi ,ss in st
Cas ments Bay On Thursdays for Mattox Greek
Uoron's and landing in Nomini Creek Returning
On GoEdays Wednesdays and Fridays mornings,
on wednesdays, cGning up
TOT further inf formation enquire at offices Of g. l.
SHERIFF, No. 32S and lila Pennsylvania ayenue
or at office foo: of 6tn and N streets s.w.
0plo 81. T Jones
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OUNARD LINE.

HUWARD LINE
NOTCH
with the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
huion the Steamers Of this line take specific course
Tor an seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 20 New
Tori or Boston, crossing tho meridian Of 80 ut -
- or nothing to the north Of A.
On the hOlneward passage crossing the merriam
uf 30 IS "a lat. nothing TO the north OF A
TIE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Bsswssn New York and Liverpool. Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.
p.r aae. .Msa. 3r:a ssyssiai. Wed. Nay 4
BOthnis wed. April l6 Bothnia. Wed, May al
dsids-.... wed. April g GsIii.. -; Wed. May %
ecyfhis wed, nay scytnia. We'd. June IL
Gnd every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY u1eAmefs Carrying steersge, 3oU and lOU gold,
according TO sccoynmo dHtiOus.
Tickete to Paris. e15. gola, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
4teerass At very low rates. Stsers9e tickets from.
Liverpool and Queenstown. and Ill othsr parts OF
Europe ut lowest rates
THROUGH bills OF Ladies given for Belfast, GLASGOW.
HAyr1, Antwerp and other portx On tse Continent,
md for Mediterranean ports
Tor Freight and passage apply At the Company's
01nce, No. Bowling Green, or both Storage and
esbia, 70 OTIS BIGELOW. COS 7th street. Washing.
ANS IL CHAs. g. FRANCKLYN. Agent. n. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
IMPROVED COUNTRY PROPERTY TWO AND
A HALF MILES (2h NJ FROM THE PRESI-
DEE1,N HOTISk IN WOOOI,EY LANE

HALF MILES (2H Nd FIR IN THE PREdI-
DENTS HOUSE, IN WOODLEY LANE
On the Sd OF MAY, at pm we shall offer swA
for sale on the premises one of the most nsSi4
beautiful and attractive homes near the city k.:.
containing forty acres of land. more than half Of
which is highly improved by variety OF Fruit
city and Potomac
The improvements are frat GLASS; consisting Of a
Dwelling. HCuse containing ii rooms, bathroom and
bountiful supply Of coed water gardeners n asa
green house. laundry. dairy ice house. stableE car
riage houses, COW sheds, corn crib and servants
home near the stable.
Terms made known the day Of sale, ap23