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an22-d&ds VIM H. WARD, Trustee 4
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATE No. 1905 TWENTY
SIXTH SIX, HIS, STREET. BEIWEEN K AND l.

Under and by virtue of deed Of trust, -
corded in Liber No; 752, folio 23s. one of -ks:l
the land records for the County of Washington, Dis
secured thereby, 1 viii sell at public auction. In
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF
scribed Real Estate, situate in the City OF Washing
ton. d. e., to wit: All those pieces or parcels of
fnston. District Of Columbia, known and described
Wroe's subdivision of Square numbered four "a,
together with the improvements. consisting OF a
three Cd story Brick Dwelling, having all modern
improvements.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash balance i'll one and
two years, with interest at per centum per annum
from date of sale secured on the property all cash
at the option OF purchaser deposit of $500 will be
required at time of sale. If the above terms not
complied with in seven days, the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property at the risk and cost
of purchaser
j. TARBELL DYER. Surviving Trustee
WAITER y. WILLIAMS 4 co, Aucts ia2Itd
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY... January 20, ls,a.
CONGRESSIONAL.
O0NctNst0N Of Safsrd0v,s p,,o.~.s..

SS,ENATE.-After our report closed
oott nS oui 10 pay warren Mitchell SisSeoo for
ing .ne war, at savannah. Ca was defeated nv,
'ose OF l. to SO; ten democrats voting against
II, anu r iour republicans voting for the bill.
ueclaLlng the validity OF the thirteenth. fonr.
tenth and fifteenth constitutional amend
menus. Ihe motion was carried by a vote or 20
son, Morgan and Hill, democrats voting with
me republicans In the affirmative. The Senate
then adjourned.
HoUTSE.-After our report closed
The post Office appropriation bill was further
considered. and several amendments, increas-
Ing the appropriation in the aggregate 1856. 600.
were adopted.
A Joint resolution was passed calling on the
secretary OF State for detailed statement OF
expenditures made by the government ar the
Paris exposition
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THE REV. q. =. SOUNDS was engaged as a
reyivalist in Genntown, Ohio. He was q
stranger TO the people, but a reputation for elo-
quence preceded him, and handDills advertising
his first appearance We're circulated far and
wide. great congregation was drawn togeth-
eT. Brother Sounds had not uttered a half
dozen words before boy stood up and excited
ly said: That's my father" The interruption
confused the reyivaltst so much that he sat
down, ana the meeting was soon dismissed. The
boys mother explained that the clergyman was
her husband and that she had separated from
him because he was a drunkard: but he relaSe
10 recognize her, and there Is to be an invest ga
lion
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MARY RYAN was one OF the brightest ana
pTetuest girls in Columbus, q. Her father.
police sergeant, was exceedingly proud OF her.
and did al III his power to aid her TO social sue
cess. Hermother on the contrary, desired her
TO become nun. Mary was reluctant TO give
up the pleasures OF the world but at last gave
assent 10 her mothers project, ana was sent TO
convent In Ebensburg, Pa. Her father knew
nothing OF her departure until she had zone
Then he was fariousH angry. lie fired five shots
al his wife with revolver, chased Der out OF the
mouse With an AK in his hands, and started for
EbenSburg, declaring that he would level the
convent and Nil everybody In IL, except his
daughter
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2 q. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M.
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING THE LARGE
FOUR-STORY AND MANsARD ROOF BUILD
ING. AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST,
WILKINS BOOK STORE. AND FOR OF
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Fehrua- -
ry 1, 1873 and recorded in Liber 726. folio inn
104, of the land records of the District of Co .A
umbia, and also by virtue of deed of trust date.
June 1874, and recorded in LIber No 7t6, folio 49,
one of the land records Of the District of Columbia
will sell at public auction in front of the premises
to the highest bidder, at O'Clock on MONDAY,
February "a. 1879, part of Lots eight t81 and nine
(9l, in Square four hundred and fiftyfye (455),
ying il said city Of Washington District of Column
ba. and being improved by the large four-story and
and streets, near the Pest Office and Interior De-
partments plat giving exact description of the
property will be exhibited at the sale This proper
" from its location presents tempting opportunity
Tor investment to large capitalists.
Terms: Five thousand dollars cash, and the bal
ance IN Blk, twelve, eighteen, twenty four aud
tmrtyslX months with interest at six per cent pay
able annually, and secured by deed of trust
upon the property, containing covenant for the
insurance for the benefit of the deferred notes
until their payment. and also for the payment of
when the property is struck OFF. In case the terms
are not complied with in ten days after the SALE the
Trustee erves the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defauitng purchaser after
five days advertisement in the Evening Stsr. All
conveyancing and recording at the purchasers
cost
jan22d&ds VIM H. WARD, Trustee.
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A SURGEON SUES THE HowARDs.-A suit OF
rather more than ordinary interest was filed in
TIE NTH district court yesterday. The suit is
entitled Dr. Samuel Walker against the Howard
Association of New Orleans The doctor shows
that he is a practicing physician OF New Or
leans, and that On or about the 5th day of Sep
temoef ne was employed by the Howard AsSo-
cation. lie says that he accepted said employ
ment promptly. and went to GreenvIlle under
the Instructions OF the association TO attend
upon the sick there. He reached Greenyille on
the 10Th or september and renamed there
treating the sick until the 10th day OF October
when he returned TO New Orleans and made his
report TO the association. In going to GreenyiIle,
1ne doctor says, ne necessarily abandoned his
private practice in New Orleans which, up TO
the time OF departure, had been remunerative
ana prOhtaDle. He went to the Office Of the
ASSOCIATION on his return, and requested TO be
paid for the services which he had rendered
and was Informed, so he says, that the aSSocia-
ton owed him nothing, and consequently would
pay ann nothing: The doctor says that he then
nlauc out MS account for $1,000 against the as
ISOLATION, and demanded payment OF the same.
when was refused. He therefore asks 1udg-
ment for the aboye-named amount.-[N D.
Times. Jan. "a.
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Ministerial Simplicity.

Nv NJ r. Mound i'll sunday Afternoon
Perhaps the worst and most miScheyouS of
hoboy-ridden ministers, is he who makes a hob
by OF some real or fancied personal trair of his
OWL l knew a minister, who was once com
pnmented by some very soft and SpOOney younp
IaueS-tley were not so very young either-op
MS simplicity. From that time be cultiyat~I
simplicity In and out of the pulpit. and Guilt
waited simplicity is very likely TO derenerat.,
INTO what on the outside looks very ike imbe-
clllty. The truly simple minister is simple I'm
the childlikedneSS that Christ comrnends M.
enid ever thinks OF acting the part of a child.
1heY are cn1lditke because they think nothtnu
about their being children. This man was sim
pie because he was vain. He was the Reverend
cream Cheese churned into butter, he was SO
cohcentratediy simple. His conversation was
pfattie ana his sermons babble. lie was so
lamb-lke that he gambolled away his diaconate
ana In his priesthood turned out what all lambs
turn out ii they escape the butcher. To this day
he goes from parish TO parish dealing OUT
intellectual baby-talk, not because he thinks
the people will like baby-talk but
because he is so simple. | once heard this man
address some chiidren-and he smoke about as
toliowS:-'' love the pretty little stars because
they twinkle so. Do you know what makes the
stars twinkle? ] don't Maybe we all Shall
Know some day what makes the stars twinkle,
SO. Would you ike TO know? / should Per-
hapS the good people who have died aud gone
TO heaven know why the stars twinkle SO. They
must be very happy 60 know why the stars
twinkle so. You must ask God to help YOU -
be good Children and then you will some Cay
be with those good people. and will know why
the pretty little stars twinkle 50. You must
tflnk OF this when you look at the Stal. Do
Twinkle, twinkle" etc. There was eyer-Sa
much more, and the children Looked sleepy and
dlSguSted before my friend s fountain OF SIM
pllcity had half run out
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BOWMAN h GREEN, Auctioneers.

nOWNMAN Il GREEN, Auctioneers
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON C STREET SOUTH, Be
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
By virtue of deed of trust to me, bearing T..
date on the 9th October, 1875, and recorded -
il Liber No 800, folio l5O of the land records
for the District of Columbia. and at the request of
don, in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the
3tth day OF January AID. 1s79 at O'Clock D M all
Washington In the District of Columbia Known az as
Lot numbered sixteen 16,) in Charles Just's re-
corded subdivision of Lots numbered three g. four
SIX ana t sshsg m ehF n sasre sh
bered seven hundred and thirty-two (732 with the
improvements, consisting of three-storynBrick
Terms of sale, as prescribed by deed of trust One
half cash; balance in six and twelve months, with
nine per cent interest from day of SALE secured by
quired at time of sale Conyeyancns at cost of
purchaser. 1t terms not complied with in We
days from day Of sale The Trustee reserves the right
TO resell al cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser
janl711t WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
CHANCERY SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 43S
~ 44o AND ~ | STREET NORTHWEST,
Ths spRE I'll VIPER RE az "a B9
On 'THUBspAv, January 80, 1879, at -
O'Clock p: ~, will offer for sale, at public HHX
auction, in front of the premises in separate I&A
parcels the above described property, being parts
of lots 10 and II. square south of square SIG.
Terms: One-th1rd cash. residue i'll three equal in.
per cent. interest. Title retained until full payment
of purchase money $50 deposit ON acceptance of
each bic. Conveyancing and recording at pur-
For '0f'her JAMES s. aEER p&SaRDs Trustee
503 D street n w. city.
T. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jani7 ,m,w6t
tRep. stu th6t]
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$50, Lord a Kentucky minister PRAYED
Thou hast seen by the morning "a lers how
tie Sabbath was deSecrated yeSIeruay"
eFThe late Major John III. New OF New Or
leans, beQueathed all his property TO a lady ia
Europe, who once nursed him and his wife
through severe sickness.
eF-A democratic paper in Kentucky reports
that the republicans OF that state are bringing
forward the name of Gen. Ell III. Murray for
Governor, and IT speaks kindly OF him.
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CHILD BURIED BY A SNOW SLIDE-Yesterday
afternoon about o'clock, a six-year-old daugh-
ter OF c. w. Gould, No. Coz 5th street, South
Boston, while at play in the rear of the house
adjoining building. The mother, hearing the
noise of the fan. looked out and missed the
child. On calling, she fancied she heard the
child answer from the Snow-bank. She attempt
ed to dig away the snow, but being unable to
do this. gave an alarm. In few minutes sew
eral men arrived with shoyels and after Is or 20
eral feet deep. When taken out she was un-
conscious, but soon recovered, and appeared to
have received only few slight scratches
Boston 1TaUeler, Jan. Is.
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WHEELING SENsATIoN-Hystegto'sa Atteaupt
70 Destroy Gas 0FIce Rec0rGs.-The citizens of
wheeling. w. Va, are excited over an atte'nnt
mace on Sunday night by some person or per
sons unknown 10 burn some valuable books
belonging TO the city gas company. The fire
was ffst noticed by paSSsr-by, Who on enter
ing the office. discovered the books Eight i'm
nnmber-of the company standing on the marble
slab OF the counter, all partially open and satu-
rated with kerosene The books We're arranged
IN the form OF circle, and in the center were
the gas bills of the company and what miscel-
laneouS Writings could be gathered Two OF
three OF the books were burning, and these
were thrown down and stamped upon by the
Officers until the flames We're extinguished.
Mayor Sweeney at once took charge of the
DOCKS, and an investigation is now going for
ward into the cause and motive of the fire
Charges had recently been made that there was
deficit in the accounts Of the secretary of the
company, and this, together with the fact
mat the lock In the office door was of peculiar
patent, and only three persons held Key to it.
mas excited suspicion that the destruction of
the DOCKS was attempted in order TO defeat an
official investigation which seemed imminent.
The officers OF the company, however, disclaim
any knowledge OF the cause Of the tire and DENY
the existence of any crooked accounts
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oRyIIIE GRANT, the Generals brother,
turned up I'm Philadelphia on Sunday as full OF
huge business schemes as ever, and SangJine as
usual that Ulysses will be the next President or
the United states. He said he was on his way
to Washtn2tt n.-lBah. SIN.
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MARI TKD.

WHEELER-D0wNING At the residence of the
brides parents, corner 9Th and streets northwest
on Tuesday, January 2sth 1879. by the Rev. f. p
Mccarthy, CHAs. 8. WHtELER to Miss LIZZIE z
DOWNING. OF this city. No cards. baltimore Sun
please COPY
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NOHlN1 LOAN OTHIOI, corner q tn st1ee
- and New York avenue, entrance on New ~
York avenue The most private Loan Once ~
in the CITY Money loaned ct The Lowest ratsO {
Of inte,sss On Gold and Silver Waschees Riate en9
Aentsma1's Obtains. oaIpe6. nd q arsielee q
vAlBG lnnle9y
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T'HOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
UNWILLING HOUSE. No. 1920 SEVEN.

TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue OF that certain deed of trust re- -
corded il Liber No. TAI, folio 25 of the land fsa
records OF the District Of Coluuabis will sell G.
al public auction, III front of the premises. on
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of February, A. d. 1879, at
docl3eE p NJ all that certain parcel of land, in the
city OF Washington D. c., designated lot num-
beied eighteen Q9), in Shepherd subdivision OF
square numbered one hundred and sixty -four Cl64l,
as the same IS OF record n the office of the surveyor
of the District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by said deed of trust
unpaid, to w.t. 1880, with interest at the rate of
ten per cent per annum from October It'll, 1877 aud
and eighteen months. for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured on the property sold. shall be taken. de-
post of $500 viii be required Of the purchaser at
the time Of sale. and all conveyancing shall be at the
Expense of the purchaser.
ian27-d LEWIS CLEPHANE, Trustee.
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Roaring above fortissima.
browning the piznissimo,
Was heard the Internal sissima
vi the gal and her fooiisslmo
md then the bully policeissima
JOINED in trlo these foo Issimo-
You'd better hold your jsw,ssime"
Then they were still a. mioeiss'noo.
But, oh, they were msdisstmo,
Tins ts, all tbs eyerissimo
tf"BOht~~g,Sie IA ~
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AUCTION SALES.
GEORGE TRUEsDKLL. Auctioneer.

EEORGk TRUESDELL. Auctioneer
SALE OF HATS. GAPS. CANES, UMBRELLAS,
&c, AT AUCTION.
:, BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated January -
9TH, 1879. duly recorded in L iber No COS.
follo 20S ct seq, one of the land records for the
Dlstr1ct OF Columbia, I viii sell at public auction.
on THURSDAY, January Soth. at 10 O'Clock am, In
the store at No. So7 9TH ST., the entire stock nclud
ing Furniture and Fixtures contained in said store
consisting OF large assortment of Hats and Gaps
sFet ana straw Canes. Umbrellas, (Snk and Cling.
Stand. Stove, &C.
Terms: Cash
u,. A. .. JAMES E. TROTT. Trustee.
WI. NJ shlIH, Salesman. 1t
L. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE DESIRABLE TWO. STORY
ERAME DWELLING, No zoos TWENTY
sinh STREET NORTHWEST.
pm. - ' NA
terms easy. iau29-as
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p a. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
tate SITUATE ON OHIO AVENUE, Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date Ia
OF the sd day of July, A. D. 1874, and re- inn
corded in Iiber No 1856, folio 4os, one Of theI
direction of the party secured thereby, I viii offer
for sale at public auction in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, the It'll day of February. 1879 at 4
O'clock pm. Lot numbered nineteen d9.) in B. r.
subdivision of square numbered two h,.ntired and
tweptyeight S22s) together with the improvements,
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in six Co.,
twelve 90, and eighteen QSl months from day of
sale with interest at eight 90 per cent per annum
until paid, secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash. at the purchasers option.
deposit OF $l60 will be required of the purchaser at
the time Of sale and al colveyancing and recording
with within five days from the day Of SALE the frus.
tee reserves the right to resell said property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
The above-described property will be sold subject
to such taxes, general and special may be AGAINST
the came. @. E. kITTENHOOSE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trustee
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The SoUTH's CLAIMS FOR MoNEY.-As to get
are Justly entitled to we want We wo MT quar-
rel ABOUT the claims of So-called southern 10y
alists; but we will quarrel with Mr.. Bragg and
otnef northern men Of both parties il we do not
soon secure some sort OF an equalization of
national aid. We claim that the north has re-
celved an undue share Of national aid, and that
now 1t is but justice for some little help to be
extended the crippled south. For hundreds OF
reasons that have been given hundreds Of times
we want help TO build railway across south
ern SOIL to the Pacific. Because it is Just and
proper we want help to improve the navigation
of the Mississippi river and to reclaim the Mis-
SlSslpp1 valley. The south asks these things not
as beggar. but because she believes she is en-
Titled 10 them. III MIR. Bragg and other north
ern democrats are SO opposed to these measures
OF justice as to refuse them with snub, they
must not be astonished If leading southern men
seek them through other party anillationS.-
[Fteksburg {Aiss.) Herald, Jan. "a.
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YOUNG l. MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREEsTORY BRICK
sT0RE, AND DWELLING, No. slS NORTH
By virtue of deed of trust, dated 10Th Apri' -
AID; 1877, and recorded Ia Lber 85l, folio 81 I'LL
bis, will sell at public auction in front of the
premises Ct Al; 1s7S S'Gleck P m. on THpRsDAX
subdivision Of square 676. together with the I'M
proyements.
Terms: Ouerthird of the purchase money I'm cash,
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
seven Per cent per annum until paid payable semi.
annually. A deposit Of 300 required q the time
purchaser's cost II the terms Of sale are not com.
piled with in seven CD days the Trustees win resell
p9rshasssT; y1LELI1AlM4I 3 JONES' trustees.
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j. GEORGES,
q. Manufacturer O. Gents Fine BOOTS, SHOES
aud CATERS,
Corner 9th and @ streets, under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Repairing neatly executed. New Elastics inserted
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NEW York SHOE STORE,
Cos Pennsylvania 0venNe. t8v
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF ~
STOCK, WILL SELL ALL MY FALL AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST.
A FEW QUOTATIONS.
lA6tee' Pebble Goat Button Boots. Il 90
Ladies' Gus: ON made Goat Button ........... so
Ladies Custom made. Navy Blue, Diagonal or
Check-top Button. Observation-Disclosures. zoo
IaQ!es Goat SOLID Leather, Side Lace........ LOO
LADIES, custom made, Goat Lace.............. lbs
La6les. french Kid, Box Toe, Button. 3 90
lUOu otner Styles ranging In price IS to 400
GenLs SOld Leather, Congress CATERS. LOO
GENTS Bay State Shoes ::..................... LOO
Gent,s HAND Stitched CALI Congress. 800
TENTS lBurts) Calf Congress. ............... $50
Gents lBurt's) Cali Button Boots. $50
tents FINE Caif Boots, ........:............. ATS
Gents l,OOO styles Boots and Shoes. Soc to 600
Gents Best Rubbers, ACC, Ladies' ........... as
Gents Best Arctics, 30. Ladies'. .......... 80
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and Children at I'm.
heard of low prices. 49,
These the best and cheapest goods ever offered
at any legitimate sale in this city.
tans-tr GEO MCCARTHY.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK,

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. january 9th, 1871
sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
furnishing, delivering, fitting and putting i'm pIace
complete me rolled iron beams for second and third
nOors, and cast iron columns for first and SECOND
stories OF the building for the Bureau of Engrsyin
ana Printing IN this city, in accordance with draw
lnes, specification and schedule, copies of which
and any additional Information may be had on an.
plcaton at this Office the Office Of the Superin
tendent JOHN FRASER
ian27.6t Acting Superyisin9 Archifact
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ssas:@aaSSs z nHilat y ssSas no ss5. Z
6shighsA prices IN OAa& Tor ~ sSversi ~
010e6 aDovA 0lGo10 by nan e5100lni r. 1o01.50
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Hat01 OF FA11A6es
By steamers carrying steerage, $50 A1t 100 gold,
according to accommodations
By steamers not carrying steerage, $40, Sl00 and
$50 guild, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, S15, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms. Tickets issued
At special low rate Of 500 gold during the fall and
winter season.
Stsersze st very low rates Bteeraxe tickets from
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown, and I'll other parts OF
Europe ct lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW.
Eayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent.
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply st the Oompany1
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, or both steera1e and
eabin, 70 OTIS BIGELOW. Cos 7th street. Washins.
'en s q - oHAs. G. fRANoKIYN. As,n..H.Y.
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II NMAN LINE

i UNITyD STATES 4 ROYAL MAIf, STEAMERS
NEW YORK 10 QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
~ ExeTy fhur sd and SatMrday;; Ann
City Of Richmond 1907 :. City Of Brussels. .3755
City OF Chester. =. 1856 City of n York. $500
These MAGNIFICENT steamers are among the strong
est. largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
chairs in saloons, bath and smoking ROOMS, barber
shops, etc.
For rates OF passage and other information, apply
20 JOHN G, DALE, agent 81 Broadway, y; y or to
D. A. BROSNAN, 926 G. ST.. j. W. BOTELER Il
BRO. 92S Penlls ave. g. ". MORSE Adams Ex-
xDreSs WashinuyfOy