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sa,h.s slsn,isr Init.

New YoRK, December l.-George AlftSd
Townsend, New York correspondent ol
the Cincinnati Enquirer, put in an appear.
snce today, and gave bsil in the libel suit
for $4,000 instituted by Joseph Hart,
publisher OF the Truth. Whitelaw Reid,
Of the New York Tribune, and General
AnseIi g. Acoook became Mr.. Town
pend's bondsmen.
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.sKss..Is si7N.EsqA -
ONCE AGAIN

b asit gsHN. - q,
aIla Itls raei ifiEsig ~ l..- ,l...s ~
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win Probably Die From weak Lungs.

PITTSBURGH, PENN, November So.-Mrs.
Cora Dalrymple, Of Allegheny City, well
known in social circles here, made a des-
perate effort to suicide to-day. She first
took a large dose OF laudanum, but evil
IDENTIFY mot liking the effects OF the drug
she got her husbands revolver, and, plac'
sthe mnzzle over her heart, blazed away:
Tho bullet glanced of and entered one OF
her lungs. She was found lying in her
bed a short time aiterward by her hus'
band, and from the nature OF her injuries
can not recover. No cause has yet been
assigned for tho rash deed.
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The New arrangement OF the b. 4 o.

NEw York, December 1.-The new
Baltimore and Ohio line from this city
direct was formally. opened to-day by the
departure Of the three trains which will
hereaftor be run daily. The7 I'm train
was aIlarge one, having two Of the new B:
K o. sleepers attached. All the trains OF
the B. & D. now leave this city from the
foot OF Liberty street and run through
without change TO the principal Western
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peaIh Of a Promluent lllnister.

CoLuMpus, December l.-Rey. Doctor
Frederick Lehman, President of the capi'
tal university, Of this city, for twenty
yesrs, "a aud President Of the synodiCal Con.
isTence OF the Lutheran Church Of the
United States, died to-day, OF cancer ol the
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II,t,a Child pnlnlIr shoi. y

LoCrsl1HA, Mo-, pecembsF LA two.
wear old child OF this city, Benny Easter.
brook. was accidentally shot this morning
hy while Dillender, lged sixteen, the ball
taking effect in the head and producing Q
wound thar will in all probability prove
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RlcHMoNn, December 1.-The Electoral
College Of Yirginia to-day cast its vote for
Hancock and English. s-.---..,.
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site for he Morld,. Far.

NEw YoRK, December 1.-The Parke
Commissioners decided to-day to lay over
the resolution In favor Of allowing tho upe
Of certain parts Of Central Park for The
purposes OF the Worlds Fair 10 1883. Il
Is believed that this Is only prelipinMy to
an absolute refusal to grant the slle.
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WHAT We OWE.

Monthly statement OF the Public. Debt
rthe Country.
WASHINGTON, D. G., December 1.-The
following is the public debt. statement for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-02
Kansas.

TorRxA, December 1.-The Presidential
Electors Of Kansas met at Topeka and
cast their votes for Garfield and Arthur.
Judge 3. w. P. Muse was elected messen-
ger 10 take the returna to Washington.
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PARIS, December lt4Madsme MONT.
iapd, well known writcr, has been
sentenced by default 10 six months i'm.
prisonment and 500 francs fine for oilence1
againAt the public morals.
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EmpIre Hfnte.

ALBANY, N. Y, December 1.-The en-
tire vote Of the Electoral College was given
for Jas. A. Garfield for President, and
Chester A. Arthur for Vice President.
The announcement wasread with applause.
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NY Maryland.

ASsAroIs, December 1.-The Electoral
College OF Maryland cast its votes for
Hancock and English. ..i fE =
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AUGUSTA, December 1.-The Maine
Electoral College cast is ballot to-day
for Garfield and Arthur. aia
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NAs4ylI1E, December 1.-The Hancock
and English Electors assembled at the
Capital and cast twelve votes for Hancock
and English,
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Another editorial abatement in yester.
days Regair Is almost equally calculated
to arrest attention. Speaking Of the busi.
nam hnI..n na,,...nnn II, a nl;Ln. nn.n..
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CucAeo, December 1.-Mrs. seott-sid.
dnns received much praise by critics and
neonle for her rendition, last night, Of
the charactsr Of Julitt, In "Romeo and
T,,l;st d -.
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! MoNTrRL1ER, w, December 1.-The
electors Of this State cast unanimous
vote Of s for Garfield and Arthur for Pres.
ident and Vice President Of the United
States. ,55F .is .T -.5
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DRSvRE, December 1.-The Colorado
Electoral College to-day cast its vote ior
Garfield and Arthur. s',ss.
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Conn.cueut.

HARTFORD, December 1.-The electoral
votes of Connecticut we're cast for Garfield
and Arthur to-day. .ai
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CmotSEA4I, December John ..
Fiedeldey, q well knoRn business mar,
died sudd denly to-day Of GpopieEy, - the
fltieth year oI bis age.
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Little RhodY.

PgoYIpRScE, December 1.-Garaeld and
Arthur received the vote Of the electoru
of this State to-day, sfi.f,.
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CONCORD, N. H., December 1.-The
Presidential electors to-day cast the vote
al the State for Garfield and Arthur. ~
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Bosros, December 1.-The electoral
vots Of this State was to-day cast In due
firm ior Garfield and Arthur.
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TaE Regi,Ir's lightning calculator yester.
day got of the following editorial arith-
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TsIsToS, N. s. !, December IL The New
Jshsy olsc.ors today voted tor Hancock
] Ind EpHliahI
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Indiana,

. INDIANAPOLIS, ISp., December 1.-The
Indiana Electors met here this morning
and cast the full fifteen votes Of the State
for Garfield and Arthur.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
Che GtttelI11q 11qetrrer,
once Nos. Is and "a Fourteenth 81 feei
AssrsrAxr PosTMAsrRR General Thomas

AssisF1ST PosTM4sTER General Thomas
]. Brady has purchased from A. I'M.
Clapp and others q controlling interest In
the National Republican, a Washington
newspaper, and will assume control
within short time. Misunderstood that
Gen. Bndy's interest will be represented
during his continuance in his present
official pesltion by Hallet Kilbourne. -.
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NEW ORLEANS, December Il The cleo.
terisl vote Of Louisiana was to, day cast fol
Hancock and English. 6aa i-
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The point in the above paragraph isi Of
course, unmistakably obvious to the read
er. It Is that inasmuCh as Garfield re-
csived 4,4S9, ,7l9 votes, and Hancock only
4,4s6, ,060, that therefore Hancock has q
majority Of 2lS,765 over Garfield. Thus
We have logic and arithmetic delightfully."-
,nipnlaj rt
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GARFIELD AND Arthur ARE CHOSEN
I 5a5a5T ToiRuLE ovER Us.
Meeting Of inc Electors Of the Various
States Yesterday-A Necessary Fer
mality with a Foregone conelu.
sion : GeorEia's Electors
va Forfeit Their Votes.
SiiO GREETING TO ,ta GARFIELD. II
Tho Illinois Electors Congratulate Him
ON His Formal Choice by the. Electoral

spR1SGPRLD, ILL.,, December 1.-The
following dispatch was today forwarded to
General Garfield, and a similar one to Mr..
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SPRlNdRIRLD, ILL.,, December !

To Jama a. Garfield, Aenior, Ohio:
The Electoral College OF the State o.
Illinois, has cast It's twenty:one electoral
votes for you for the Office Of President oi
the United States, and congratulated you
on your election TO the highest office within
the gift Of the people Of the United States.
We confidently express the hope that your
administration may be full Of peace, pros.
perity and allthat tends TO National sue.
tess, unity and harmony.
TSigned1 BY AhITHR ElHcTeRs,
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DALzELI,s DELIGHT.


he Gets Another Letter ON the Senatorial
Question, which Is Brief and Explicit
CLEVELAND, December LA Herald spec.
ial from Caldwell, Ohio, says private Dal-
zell wrote to President Hayes stating he
had heard his name mentioned in eonnec.
Lion with the Ohio Senatorship, and, lnquir-
ingii be was in the field. The Presidents
reply was laconic. 1t reads:
"wAsHIseToN, D. O., Nov, 20, 1880.
~. M. Dai:ell, Esq., cald.ueli, Ohio.
"No.
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WR. B. HAYEsn

The President has otherwise expressed
himself that after the expiration Of his
term he will permanently retire to private
life at his home In Fremont, Ohio.
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1OCA GREAT 1OOA
ROUTE

80 THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DoSbis TrrMSk .,s Stssa Hf Ho1;pxrs,
TRAINS LEa!E e SA sHh st9St from DEPOT.
corner Of sixth and streets. as follow: Ia,
Psrior Car to P,ttsSais and Sleeping Car: from
Pittsburs to Cincinnati 81; Louis and Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fails and the North q 90 m daily except
palace Cars 70 Can.ndaisus: For Wiliamsport
Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 10: 40 Inn daily.
For New YORK SE and the East. 90 1. NJ. and 80 p.
N; daily, except Sunday. and AZ ?. M, daily:
Of Pullman ParlOr Cars. 9 80 M. daily. except
sunday.
Jersey 6iy With boats Of Broosiyn AIMEE a.
fordins direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding
double ferriase and journey across New York
For P6il.delph,a. s0os.m. and 80 Pm. daily.
ss hassss ssi@S ss.Ssg' sSPfs g.
Tor S9Ss: s5sss as !. 90 .a sna 40 D.m
For Annspolis. 8 90 am. and 40 pm. daily. e1-
m kSf5h s5sSSSisbRia AND %ssh E
GOT s.tn and n On 4 SUNDAY a%; -. 4 ma
For Richmond and the South. TOO .. M daily, and
Trains leave 2e1andris Tor Wilmington. 8, g. 10
On saadss I'd e sn and sad T. saa Is
T!ciets information, Sleeping and psr,or Oar ,o-
east corner q Thirteenth street and PennsyIyania
be isft for checlins Of bssssss 70 dsSansson rom
FRAEK IHoHsoR, ssSsaz fn .nssss. As no"s
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Counting the E,ec,orn, Vote.


Buiing the discussion IN the Senate on Satur-
Jay AFTERNOON OF the Morgan joint rule for
counting the electoral vote, Mr.. Morgan said
ne was unwilling TO leave 10 q President A
measure or legislation which might Affect an
election In which he was personally interested
HOW Inconsistent II Is for the Senator from New
York tMr Con6ling) 10 bring up this question.
since il was his party that established the
twenty second rule and held on 10 10 as long as
III was useful 10 their party interests They
were; no doubt, glad that they had not enacted
In reply. Mr.. Conkllng said he was glad 10
say mat The people intended 10 place the result
OF The next election hey ond a close count. and
ne therefore looked upon such attempts as this
rule with ccmposure.
Mr.. Morgan supposed the Senator spoke for
onSieluoncan party; OF course they don't want
can 90 what they threatened TO do four wears
ago and use the bayonet rule.
M: SonkIng-l would like TO know who
MI Morgan.-I was not here az the time, but
understood that guns were placed TO bear
uron the Capitol
Mr. Conkling.-I am glad that the senator
has the justification a his absence for making
such statement For one, never heard OF
such thing. and was here all the time. In
there was such a rumor tt was with the rub
Dish OF hearsay that aboundei al that time.
Mr. Corkling said that he did not speak for
me republican party. but he spoke for himself.
He did not desire the absence OF a method 20
regulate the presidential count He did not want
In this regard condition OF affairs which
fenced TO anarchy or opened a door 10 peril
ara confusion, although he was partisan, as
every man Is wlo holds any opinions I'm re-
nglon or politics But he was not so much OF a
partisan as 10 engage In a contest for victory
by means OF disorder or means inimical TO the
constitution. pn the other hand he was neither
81 credulous or emotional as TO even pretend
sympathy for such an effort as that OF the SEN
ator ffom Alabama Mr.. Morgan.I lie did not
mean 10 challenge the motives OF the Senator
He referred only 10 the measure reported by
him. IL is pretentiouS. protesting what Il does
not accomplish. Mr.. ConklDg argued that the
measure ought 10 DC bill instead OF a Joint
resolution.
Mr.. Teller took the floor. and on motion OF
Mr.. WhNte the Senate went into executive SeS-
sion and af i.25 m adjourned
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The session OF conference at Cincinnati yes
terday proved to be the most stormy vet held
The regular GREER was the report OF the Meth
odist Book Concern" DR.. Evans, OF Colorado.
moved to substitute for the majority report his
minority report, which recommends the con-
sohdation Of two southern papers Upon this
there was long discussion in the course OF
which DR.. Hitchcock made a very favorable
showing for the book concern. Lay delegates
generally were disposed to put the concern on
paying basis, While the ministers, as rule
favored the continuance OF publications even
at loss on the ground that they were the
means OF doing great deal of good. DR..
Kynett, Of Iowa, finally moved to table the
motion to substitute the minority report. A
call Tor the yeas and nays were made, but
not sustained. Then MIR. Gillet. layman from
Illinois, moved to have vote by separate Or
derS, and 1t was sustained. Under the rule of
this conference this may be done when thirty
members OF each order, lay and ministerial. de-
manded it. The orders then vote separately,
and concurrence OF both Is required TO carry
any motion. 1t was over this vote that the ex-
citing confusion arose. Nearly an hour was
spent in raising and settling points OF order,
during which there were many evidences of
warm feeling and much confusion. The vote
was finally taken, resulting as follows: Minis
terial delegates In favor of tabling DR.. Evans's
report, isl to IS; lay delegates opposed to tab
ling, GO to 80. The two OF ders not concurring,
the minority report was not tabled, and the
conference adjourned.
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DUBLIC SALE OF THREE MEDIUM SIZED
II HOUSES, Nos, 1899. I441 AND 1443 L
SHIT NORTHWEST, CORNER OF Eff


By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Column bia, passed in the fmN
cause Of C. A; Prentiss ct al versus B. Frank 4.:M
offer at public sale, in front Of the premises. on
FkIDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MAY, A. d; 1880. AT 6
the city Of Washington. D: known as lots SO. s.
SAM Davidsons subdivision Of square 2l4. do
scribed and improved as fouows: Lot No IS fronts
g. IL feet on the north side Of J. street northwest
and 76 feet on the east side Of 18th street north
west, and is improved by gcod two story Frame
Dwelling lot "a is directly east of the above has
front OF Oe seet on street by depth of 20 feet
to 4.fest alley, and is improved by well built
three- story Br1ck House. lot 63 adtoins t.H last,
named lot ON he east, has front Of H. IS feet on
street by depth OF 80 feet opening in the rear
TO 4 feet alley. and is also improved by a com
Portable three story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
IN SIX, twelve and eighteen mepths in equal pay
taken. bearing interest from Fhe day of sale and
ne retained upon the property Sold or all cash at
be required of the purchaser Of each 10. at time of
sale, and all conveyancing shall be at the expense
OF the purchaser Terms to be complied with in
seven days. otherwise the trustee reserves the right
chaser. b. F. DYER Trnstee
f. A. MCINTYRE, Auct. myl5-dkda
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The hrst-class steamers of this line ''AMSTER-
PAM aMN;1,, ROT IEkDAM," ..SCHIEDAM," ..W
A.sCHOLIkN ''P CALAND," and ''MAAS."
Company's Dock. Jersey City. regularly on Wed
ist Cabin, 500 10. I'd Cabin, s4b So steerase. sas
II. CAZAUX, General Agent. 81 South William
81; New New iork For passage apply to W. g. MET
ZEROTT Co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington; or +; H. JOHNSON, Agent. National Safe
Deposit Building, corner New York avenue and
Ioth ST NV. ADA
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VNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

By virtue Of the last will and testament Of -
Thomas .f ass 8: Jones. deceased duly recorded f#
1868, he undersigned will offer at public sale on
THGHSDlY, the 9TH DAY OF MAY, 1850, at the
Der II, situated on Prospect street, in Georgetown
DO, fronting 16 feet ON Prospect street. and ex-
story Frame Dwelling upon the same, now occupied
by Mr.. DeOzell.
Also, all that piece of 9f0und situated at the
Southwest corner of at and P0to1nac sts fronting
twenty feet LIST street. and extending southerly
with Potomac street eighty five feet with the three
story Building upon the same, now occupied by MIR.
TulIy,
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
in case, the residue in and two years, the pur
chaser giving his notes bearing interest from the
day Of sale deed given and deed of trust taken to
the cost Of the purchaser. A deposil of $50 re-
CURED when the property is struck Off If the terms
of sale not complied with at the end of five days
from the day Of sale. the undersigned will resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser. R.P.JACKSON,
myl7-lOt Executor
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAJ

RALTIMeREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRA0K.
North and SesE ohsSss::t West
TO take effect sEHanasy Ash isS fsss st 80 p NJ
ESQ am.-fBaItimore Express.
65S s:m.-,Baltimore, Annapolis and way. -lPied-
mont. strasbure, Winchester. Haserstown. Frede-
$40 a.m.-Pont Of Rocks and way stations.
S0o .mNeW Yors snf ia, Bosso1 and
Baltimore Express ' Psrlor car 70 New YSSf and and
=. 0os !. lion Sunday only-Baltimore. Ann.po-
10 a.m.-tst. Louis Ohicsso Columbus and
at 81 for and ststsns east IF
fi Pr =. except Sunday Pullman car e Gin
daily except p Saturday,. u' "f''''" ~ SAN"0'A''
1905 an SBaitimoEe Express. Stops at Blsdens-
lilo p m-Baitimore. Annapolis. Euicott City
/ :35 m-tBaltmore and laurel Express.
40 MON Sunday only, Baltimore and Way
$50 P.m Baltimore and way stations. (win.
80 pm~BaltimOrr. Bladensburg and Laurel
Express Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops at Annapolis
As .m:-fTrcct.pt Of RocEs, Frederick. Hasers-
soTn WINCHESTER and Nay ssaOas on Un SUNDAY
l:l0 PM Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
tons.
$40 p.m-fChicago and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars t. Chicago daily.
5.l5 .m.-tPhiladelIth ia and Baltimore Express.
siGRs is q s sos Way
6:45p.m--tB baltimore and Way Stations
$50 p.m--BALTIMORE AND LAUREL TX
PRESS.
$50 p. m.-tSt- Louis Cincinnati and PittsErlrs
E1prese (Pittsburg, except Sunday Sleeping
cars to ST. Louis and Pittsburg.
9:S5 y. m--tBaltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express
l6I5 p. m.-tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car to New YORK, snd special sleeping to PhiIa-
delphia-
tbaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. excspt
Sunday.
AN trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply 1t the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station and
COS, GIG and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue,
where orders viii be taken for Baggage to be
checked and received at any point Ia the city.
W. n. CLEMENTS, Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. EOONTZ. General Agent. uYl7
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUsTEEs' SALE.

18th, 1876, and duly rec 'rded in Llber No. cHj
$50, folio 81. one of the land records of the ~:
n sla We m NAY &
premises, IL Wash ydns city. District of Colum
by a tvo-story brick house, No 500 b st. s.w
Terms: One fourth cash: balance In six, twelve,
S 59sH6T i IL sg MC1nT55s. Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. my12-2aw&ds
sA Akb q 2RE fsT 81 E6AN
AlTTAGHtD, ON s0UTHwEsI CORNER OF
s sAkhhhFN NoKr AHEkksTh AND FOURTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
sih Equity Gauae @o s9ss doc My -
wherein Touhy ct al are complainants and Dow
ton in a. front of the premse S o se MNDY NC Y
PATH, 1880, $50 O'CLOCK p NJ, ali those certain
pieces OF parcels Of ground. situated in City Of
5. except the west 20 fest fronting Maryiand ave-
No. the 'front.'
Ing Maryland avenue, by depth Of 81 feet inches
thereon Above property to be sold fronts i52 feet
inches on said avenue, and 156 feet 9inches on
said 4th street will be subdiyided and sold in eligi.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said decree are
residue in three equal instruments payable respect
lively six, twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sane WITT at rate Of ss cent b per pos
property sold. Deposit Of $50 required on each
with in six days after sale. else Trustee reserves
chaser WIZ Trassp
1921 F stpset northwest.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE

" BETWEEN
WASHINGTOS, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA
Connecting Mt Phfla phia with Clyde's
Lines for New York. Boston, PrOvi.
New England States.
Through bills of lading given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Washington-Mondays at Pm.
From overwhelmingly. at 10 I'm
Fresht received daily until p. n. Georgetown
goods received aud delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE 4 CO., General Managers
II South Wbaryes, Philadelphia: H. JOHNSON
CO, Agents, 18th st. wharf and 1902 T st. NV,
washington. ap3O