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II T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Aucu oneer.
SRusT1E's SALE OF VALUABLE pRopRRr

g: 4; ~, >: Jis77: and TesoSdsd IL 'i6eT 30
the. District Of Columbia. and BY request Of the
on feSa5eH oss fSr sss at Pabs
n II In , front Of the premises Lots c' and
SaneIsd ana sssea;y nine ts7sS IN the sisy Ao q
ccal.tns Of two s@ai elihs houses SIS 'n9fe0n'
Terms OF sale: one third In cash. OF which $50
ierred pigments to b. paid in ' six ana Twelve
moItns from day Of sale, with iotersst at six per
with is to ecare the deferred psy
ments: AL cost OF conveyancing at the purchasers
ap25eo&ds VIM b WARD. Trustee.
SALE OF FINE Bgl LDINa LOT ON NORTH
RUFF ASS v SE5TiSS3S STREETS
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 4. -
At ESQ O'CLOCK P. NJ We will sell. in front
IS the eastern IS feet and ioncses front Of
sa1d lot 8. and running back that width to a fine
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
notes to 6ear six Per cent interest and to be
'hsRs sh $751;
CRANGERY SALE Of !MPRoyEl AND UN-
MnsT oE The n 61T rHE NORTH
by virtue Nn 81 81 decree PA passed in Equity
ton in 'front.' the pre:e 3. p oa
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY. 1881. AT O'CLOCK
Lot and part Of s, Square No. 1873. on R. be-
tween 18TH and 18TH cts. n. W., and Lots and ?,
In same EQuare, on 18th, between and 8 sts. u "
Lots 8. H.. and all Of Lot IL, Except the north
feet Square Ito, on 17ih. between and U SITS.
NV.
And on WEDNESDAY, THE 1lTH DAY OF MAY,
1884, at same hour, lots a. %, %. 81. 81 aud "a
square $780, corner OF 18th and streets north ~est
each lot improved with q comparatively new. neat
two story and basement brick dwelling with back
building, with modern improvements.
And on THURSDAY, TAE 18th DAY OF MAY,
1ss at same y; ss aSur lot q IN square 81 at ints.-
gnia avenues northwest, containing To- 900 square
| feet ana upwards.
Ard on SAME DAY. Ar6 O'Clock Pm; the east
sc feet OF lot and west feet OF lot 6. in square
544, On South n, between Sd and ~ streets west.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. and the bal
In equal payp ents at six, twelve aud eighteen
months. for which the notes OF the purchaser bear
irg interest from the day of sale. will ba taken and
lien retained on the premises sold. ali cash. al
the option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF 500 viii
| at the cost of the purchaser.
FRANK T: BROWNING.
| NO 4l6 9Th st northwest No..
VIM. r. MATrIN0LY, Irussees
| No: 435 7th ct. north aest
,. u. WARNER Aqct. sp28-d
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING SITES ON THE
HEIGHTS Of GEORGE TOWN, IMMEDI-
ATELY ADJOINING The PROPER rY FOR
BRRLY OCCUPIED BY GEN. GRANT, AT
AUCTION
1881, commencing at O'CLOCK, l shall sell ~
IN front OF the premises, Lots Lees HILL L.
fronting about $50 feet on Road street. and about
3l2 feet on Valley street.
This property is desirably situated on the
purchased by the United States government for the
Few Observatory.
Terms of sa,e: One-third cash. the residue in
two equal payments at six aud twelve months, with
notes bearing rtst at ak per cent, and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold. All con-
veyanciE9, &c at purchasers cost. Il deposit of
erty at time OF sale.
For parficu airs apply to &C. n. THOM, 7Is 18th
strict northwest. THOMAS BOWLING,
2p23-CSds AucllOheer.
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THE EVENING STAR.
mon DAY
A Romance 81 Our O>. m Day.

A Romance of Our own Day.
Kansas city Times
cHAPTkRI.
Fitou was in trouble. HIS cheek was. wan
and his eye lustroleSs. lie DIT his mousiachios
hefSously and gazed aostractedly out OF the
ssnop window. The sun was shining The
h tNluered merrily IL the trees. The
tnn nau uue poured down the street. some
iaue hing. al happy. But Pftou was sad. No.
pCu! came 10 do business with HIM
Mamie entered. She was PItou's daughter.
sne , wa S ALSO sac. There were traces OF tears
Where are you going my chnd." asked
Nowhere, papa" replied Nan,ue, lam
waiting? And for whom." inquired Pi,ou.
Jacques. answered Nanlne.
''Ah." said Pltou.
Jacques was NaAine's lover. He was also I'm
love with Julie. the daughter or Pierre. Jacques
was pleasant gentleman, but he was poor.
he was ambitious 10 link his destiny with a
nadt moselle or financial ability.
Jacques stalsed gloomily down the boule-
thIu. lie intended 10 visit NAnine, but Pltoa's
sGop wore deserted appearance. The people
passed IL by and surged IN great swelling BIZ
lows into Piere's shop. Jacques was quick 20
detect this. BE was a man OF The world "Noa
Diea have had narrow ape" he said co
that or Pierre.
CHAPTER III
or nave come, exclaimed lille, as Jacnles
clasped her 70 his bosom.
"And you love me =" asked Jacques giving
hasty glance at the crowd OF patrons Ia the
shop.
Ere she could reply Pitou and Nanine stood
10 their presence.
'Monsleur, you are a rascali' said Pltou.
~ Gu have broken my Nanire's heart"
NO, Monsieur" said Jacques, IT is you who
have done this Look arodnd you. This Is
Plerres shop. All is thrift and prosperity.
Wealth pouIs In. Customers come leagues 10
buy OF Pierre. Return 20 your own shop and
l0ok around you. You see deserted space goods
nnsold. ard bankruptcy staring you In ths face.
Is it not 500
Monsieur is right" said Pitou, bowling his
head.
Leave me with julie said Jacques. go
back 10 your shop. Advertise IN the daily
papers as Pierre has done, and you may yet
prosper, ana NaEine may Yet ind a husband"
CHATTER ".
Pitou went. Next morning he had a double
half column in the Tunes. That week he sold
sixty thousand francs worth OF dry goods and
bought corner lot 10 Mulkey's addition. In
two months Nanine married a plumber and
now lives In palatial residence, and Is the
happy mother or twins.
"Ah, says Pitou softly, Il did well TO fol-
low Jacques ADVICE
Pitous lead is level. Well, yes We should
smile.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
1T,Hos. z. wAGaAMAN. Real Esta.e Auctone,

UlHOS. z. wAGdAMAN. Real Estate Auotionesr.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNkR OF
THlETEENTH AND COROORAN SIRE ETS
WITH BRIOK STABLE IN THE REAR.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing dste IL
July Sth, 1878. and recorded in Liber No. Hss!
T20, fol. 478, one Of the Land Records OF the ,k-
District Of Columbia, the undersigned Trustees
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises
O'CLOCK P NJ all Of Lot 81 in Chipm.n E1iey and
ktchsrds't Trustees, recorded subdivision Of
Terms of sa!e to be at the option of the purchaser
either all cash. or one fourth Of purchase money
cash. and residue in one. two. and three years af
ter date Of SAFE For the deferred purchase money
the purchaser is to give pronissory notes secured
on the property to the satisfaction Of the Trustees
and beartug interest at per cent: per annun pay
able semi annually. 800 deposit required when
bid accepted. Trustees reserve right to resell at
risk OF defanting purchaser if terms Of sale are
not complied with in one week from day of sale.
GEO. F. APPLEBY. r.,....,
W. e. EDMONS ron, Irus'ees.
Office 420 9th street.
JHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer ap23-d
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTKA's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON L STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT

sE -GIS STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
By virtue Of . deed OF trust to me. dated Azk
August ttb, 1876, and recorded in liser s2i, f#
folio 1876, ct feq of the land records of .SSsA-
TIE District Of Columbus. win. on sATUR-
in front Of the premises. Offer at pab.
hc sale all that part Of lot numbered
four a., In square numbered four hundred and
forty nine CAB. and described AZ follows: BEGIN
ming for the same at point one ~ foot east OF the
corner Of said lot and running thence east
tbirty-one tS) feet; thence north one hundred and
twenty four Q2D feet; thence west thirty one (3D
improved by dwelling house. with all tha i'm
pI9yenents Ways, easements, rights. privileges
Terms: One. fourth of the purchase money to be
paid cash. and the balance in three equal install
ments, payable at six, twelve and twenty four
mtL this. for which the notes Of the purchaser are
to bs siven. bearing six per cent interest and
cured by trust deed on the premises sold; or all
eseh. at the option OF the purchaser: One hun
Is knocked down. Cenveyancing and recording at
cost OF purchase Terms to be complied With 10
feven days. Trustee the right to RESELL
apps. dads HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustee.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 1922
FF 0EHTR q bow s TN Ell NoKTHWEsT.
day Of August, a: D: 1870, recorded among
the land records for Warrington county, D. 14::1
O., in Iiber 62I, folio AIS, and by tho written di.
rection of the present holder Of the debt secured
thereby. the undersigned VIII sell, In front Of the
premises, to the highest bidder, on WEDNESD Az.
The 4TH DAY OF MAY. A; D. 1881, AT o'oLooK P.
M. the following real estate In the city Of WASH
ington, District Of Columbia, viz: The south TWEEN
ty-two and half feet Of lot thirty three (33) in
Orury's subdivision OF square two hundred and
pine C209l. according TO the plan Of said city,
fronting ntytwo and one half feet on 18th
street str vest and running back. Of that width. to
msents, &C as In the deed of trust.
Inc terms, which viii be Hoecal. will be made
known At time Of sala.
apl1-dM ANTI. HYDE Trustee.
I. COLDWElL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE uN1M.
TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEYENI p
AND x STREETS EOUTHWEST
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated AuR11st .x&ep
29th. 1876. and recorded in Liber No. S3I S6
folio 24S ct sea-. of the land records OF the ~
Of the party secured thereby, win sell ct pubic
auction. in front Of the premises, on MONDAY
May 9Th, 1881, AT O'CLOCK PM Lot No: 25 oj
Van Riswfck's subdivision Of square No. All, sit.
uate in the city Of Washington. b. C.
ar eighteen monthly. with six per cent. interest
secured BY deed Of trust. SIS at time OF sale
Conveyanctng ~ expense Of purchaser. Terms t.
be complied with in days.
OHAs. Z. FRASER.
pp2Q-2aw&ds Surviving Truatee.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE CARPETS.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.

On THUR DAY, MAY 9TH. 1881, AT 100
O'CLOCK A. M. We shall sell at 1t re Nos; VA
1929 and 1881 It'll street northwest the usuA ~
stock Of desier declining business: We name in
part:-Cottase Furniture. Walnut Bedstesds Bu-
ers Refrigerators. Mattresses, Heating Groves.
Lounges. Pailor and Chamber Furniture, China.
Glass and Urockery Ware, and large as ortment
OF miscellaneous goods. to which the trade and pr-
vate buyers are invited.
Terms cash
ep2s5t WALTER 3, WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Austs.
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STEAMERS, &c.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
4HE s4 hNR sEy Si S9RS kEEh
w az and N FR1bss ssssS
oui sad SsG Monr 81 Point Point Lock
E1cursion Tickets. good for four days. viii be
First class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe and So -
Second. class each SO
First;clsss Round Trip to Piney Point and Point
saeona nass : o.
staterooms 81 Meysls iSc 20
,Retg,ning leave Norfoik TUESDAYS. THURS
office 61S 18TH street; In the National Metropolitsn
Ban. vs. a4s sfs sth s.Esst Wharf
s bsir r GlBSoN sna o. KNIGHT will resume
F0r par ena sss sSpy 70
agent % water sfsf' 90 woSp Secretary
apS0 6l3 10Th street. opp. U. 9. Treasury.
FoH RIcHn9 M4.;a FAsDRRICKs,
Af fRr aaAE8Ns 81 T No SToMsSp
OLD ssp tSFJKITT S5t SoNssEy
Us Ns, SGASTfqS; s9a he KiGH, ss:s!@EE
has u.s bean reoDeusa
WIN me new and s PSGMf s sieame'
beautifully furnished and appointed In every re-
spect, atiordiDg travellers opportunity of seeing
Mount Vernon and the Potomac river. while en-
aGd .r ~ we Se ha OF Hotsl Table
The Boat has. moreover, Bath Rooms With Hot
and God Water, Smoking Rooms, Barber shop
and luxurioutly furnished ststerooms for the use
OF lnvalIds or others desiring them.
he hXCELsIOR leaves her wharf, at the foot OF
s. 91alteo Wig the Fast southern Mail. rsachins
Train. arriving there at so p M, both OF which
trains connect with all points South and South
trains from Richmond and reaching " sshineso IN
at aId 10 30 p m. Passengers going n orth can
II hey Seslre procure rooms and spend the night
on Dca1o, taking the early trains next day. Those
3p.m: for baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK and
points North. Excursions ON this fine boat de-
hShtful trips can be made down the river during
tne coming season. Persons desiring to spend the
day st Quanteo. where there is 8 comfortable
Ing the Sail down the river, the afternoon boat
Arran gem ennis can be made by excursion parties
be served to accommodate through passengers.
and for tho desiring. be ordered at any hour
on the FuroIean glsn. Rates of Fare:-Washing.
class, sue Wathiaston to Frederickaburg linn
Ited TO one day, 81. %; Washington to Richmond
I'm tied to ore day. Si: Do. do. unlimited. S.;
Passengers to Fredericksburg must take the At
terncon Boat Excursion Rates First tick ct
to Quantlco and RETURN good only on day Of issue,
III; Second class ticket to OusDtico and return,
good only on day Of issue, SIC. Sunday Excur-
tiops.-Ihe xceisior viii make an excursion down
Moor at oeIoct iaaslpg every sunday After
Fare for the trip IS cents Tickets can bs had ami
Information cheerfully furnished at 3. W. Reeds
Penpsylyania avenue; w. 4. Roses Cigar Stands;
at Phi. opal Hotels, and at the Company's office.
GkQRGE MATT1NGLY. Superintendent.
W. p. WELCH, Agent. ap29 Inn
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucaoneers
CHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsIATE on THE 50, s4UTaEAS E
STREETS NORTHWEST, IN WASHINGTON
Oily, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court xsS
o. the District Of Columbia, passed in EeE3
Equity cause No 6,997 between Elem .x.z2.
Frazier, Plaintiff. and the heirs OF john Frazier ct
81, defeIdaDts, We, the undersigned trustees, will
on THURtD Day. THE 9TH DAY or MAY. d 1881,
AT FIyK O'CLOCK P. NJ, sell at public auction. on
tbe premises, a! that piece or parcel of ground
lying and be:j 10 the City Of Washington, in the
District OF lumbis, known as part of lots num-
bered l6 and II. in square l27. beginning for said
parts OF lots st the northwest corner of said square
and ruEnina thence south along 18th street west
Sofest; thence asst % feet thence north 80 feet;
thence west to tie point of beginning; improved
py Large Brick Dwelling house and back build
ing. The location is excellent.
Terms Ohe-ihtrd CT purchase money In cash :;
the bslaI &c IL six and twelve months from day of
sale, with Interest from day Of sale, and payment
10 be secured by approved promissory notes OF
purchaser CT purchasers. deposit OF SlG0 viii be
required when property Ia knocked down. and no
deed is to he given until all the purchase money
and interest .hal be paid. Cost of c0nveyancisg
to be at purchasers expense, and terms to be com
pied with within seven days, otherwise the Trus-
tees reserve the rsht to resell at risk and cost Of
Sefaultiug purchaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
Office 1856 Louisiana avenue ,
BEN. L. DARNEILLE, iTusteoe.
aplEi&Cs Office 4yU Louisiana Ayenua
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.
HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED
W.E EsM sthhm Rk s HHHiAYEhY
sARBLI BASE, MIRROR FROST si MAR 4 a aIs.
TOP CENTER TABLES; WALNuT-F FRAME
d1sfaHh SfH2hs H5sK 4 RsD d gsH
TON TOP MATTREsSESi BEDDISG
FEsTBER I PIbLL9Ws AND BoLsTERs;
COTTAG. FURNITURE; BRussEIsA AIN IN; :
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS: PAIN rkO
STANDS; nWAAL,S0T ExrENsIoS TaslE;
kEAT ROCKERS AND CHAIRS; BRUSSFLS
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS: VEIIVE r
KUGS AND MATS; CHINA AND CROCKERY
WARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS. sc.
On TUE SDAY. MAY 3D. 1887. CoMMKNc1NaM
residence of a lady deciding housekeeping. -
no. 9ii g stree northwest, the above collec-
ton OF Household Effects in good condition and
ap27-d WALL Err B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucts.
NlHOMAs BOWLING. Aucaoneer.
3HE ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. EN-
BRACING TEAS. CANNED GOODS, SOAPS,
s sEaAFS AS s1a1 ESbAGSS
Assokf MENT S 81 saELF Doors; 81 AGo o5b
ASSORTMENT OF CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, WHITEWA6H BRUSHES, sc.
ALSO,
HORSE AND WAGON. BOTH IN GOOD CON-
DITiON.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Sd, 1881, COM.
MENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at the Grocery Store,
being he business stand of Mr.. James A. Edgar
The attention of dealers and private buyers is
called to this sale.
ap27.5t THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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DIVER LANDINGS.
The Steamer ARSOWSMITH Leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf. foot OF It'll street. every
SATURDAY. MONDAY AND THURSDAY
u O'Clock q. n. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS a.
far s. Currto,iisn snd LeousrdtOTn, according 60
schedule. Returning Sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
mari II. j. bTLNE, P1rser.
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EX-U. :. SENATOR Ross ASSAULTED EK-U. &
Senator Z. q. Ross was assaulted by Postmas-
ter ID. K. Anthony while walking on the street
at Leayenwurth, KAN, yesterday. Ross is SUI
feTtI G from he effects OF his fn jurieS but they
ale lot CONSIDERED dangerous. It is supposed
the assault was provoked by an article by Ross
In the S6ndGrd, cr,tlcising Anthony's course
concerning the compromise OF county bonds.
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FOREST FIRES are raging along the railroad
lines III the vicinity OF Caroondale. Pa, and
deDse volume OF smoke covers that city. A
large fire was spreading near Valley Junction,
Pa, yesterday. Gangs OF men were called out
In Clifford township 10 prevent several farm
houses from being destroyed. Large Quantities
OF bark and valuable timber In the Salem woods
and along the jefferson branch are IN danger
OF destruction. Fire companies are useless on
account OF the scarcity or water In the SUBJ
urban districts.
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RAILROAD CONFERENCE IN GEORGIA. s.
BarLour, president OF the Virginia Midland
railroad; j. T. MoTehead. vice president OF the
North Carolina Midland; Mr.. Cowen, counsel
or the Baltimore and Ohio; Congressman
Evans, OF South Carolina. and several other
prominent Carolinlans interested In the build
ing OF the Augusta and knoXyiie railroad we're
Ia Augusta. GA, Saturday, In conference with
President Nerdery, OF The latter road. Mayor
May and lea1ing citizens
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CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP JANssESs-The con-
secration OF the Very Rev. +. Janssens, vicar
general OF the diocese or Richmond, as Bishop
at 81. Peters Cathedral. Archbishop Gibbons
OF Baltimore oiliciated as consecraJor, and
Bishops Becker, or Wilmington, DEL, and
The services, Including conservation, pontincal
high mass ana conservation sermon, which
latter was delivered by Bishop Elder, CoadJutor
Bisbop or Cincinnati, occupied nearly four
there were present, participating Ia the cere-
monies, the RI Rev. Bishops Lynch, OF Charles
ton, ). c.; Moore, OF st Augustine, Fla; Kahn,
OF Wheeling, ". Va, and Gross, or Savannah,
Ga These embrace all the prelates In the pro-
vince OF the Metropolitan See OF Baltimore, and
IL is the first time the whole number were ever
assembled together In Richmond. Among the
Visiting priests there were about forty. Bishop
JanSseDs celebrated ponCncal vespers yester-
day afternoon, aud delivered his farewell ad :
dress. He was greatly beloved in Richmond.
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LOB NORFOLK. PORTSMDVTH
l. FORTkESS MONROE AND The SOUTH.
THE STEAMER

Il FORTkESS MONROE AND The SOUTH.
The STEAMER GEORGE LEARY,
carrying the u. s. MAID,
Will leave her wharf. foot OF It'll >n->
street, on TUESDAYS AID THURS. Eys.rtsfzEz
DAYS at $50 =. N SATURDAYS N
st p. n, stopping at Piney Point and Point Look
out going and ratGrnipg Returning. leaves Nor
fox on WEDNE.DAYS.' FRIDAYS and SUN
DAYS, at 3 80 o'clock p. N Beginning with May
1881. Excursion tickets will be issued, good for
four days follows:
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
o.
FIRST clat round trip NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ) so
etcendfc class, each way. / 90
First class fare 20 Piney Point and Point
Lookout. ......................... 50
First class round Observation-Disclosures. 2 so
s.ccnd-cass, each vsy. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Staterooms, 81. Meals, 75c Freight received
until pm.
The Steamer will extend Der trips to GEORGETOWN
every Monday, stopping at Hartisy's wharf.
Tickets and Slater ooms can be had, and infor-
nation CIeerfully furnished, st b. w. Reeis
Sons, 12l6 st northwest; Cooks Tours, 1881
Ps ave-; ". 5 Roose's cigar stands; at principal
hotels; II. b Polkinhorn, next to City P. . and
at Company's office, foot Of It'll stree.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Sapt.
W. p. WFIOH, Agent apy9
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NEW YOUK-RUTTEksOAlM.

"sOHiEDAsI." Nv 4: soHoLTEN.-
"P OkLAND," and "MAAS, o.
Carrying the q. g. Mails to the Netherlands. IeaYs
Watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WE'D
LIST Cabin, $50 $40. I'd Cabin. ESQ. steersxe,
S26: Il. GAZAUx, General Agent. ~ South VII
METzEROTT Z CO.. 9s5 Pennsyivania ave-,
Washington; or F. Il. JOHNSON, Agent, Nationa
18th ut. northwest. tanl7
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NVHXd UNHNIAN FLIIU U-STEAH9HN
~ LINE BETWEEN new YORK, HAvRE LoNDoa
SCUIHAHPTOE AND BREMEN.
TIE Eteamers Of this company VIII Sal every SAT-
1foay from Bremen Pier. foot Ct Sd street Hoboken
SAtes Of Passsse:-Eronl New York to Havre, Lon.
don. southampton and Bremen. first cabin, elOO
sertincatss, f2S, For freight or passage apply &c
gKLR1CEE CO. Bowling Green. New York
fog WSAhiQgtCn. N1i1
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VOFAGERs 20 EUROPE.

J. ". BOTHER SON
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets in this Dis
trict Of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain 81
information BY applying to
apl-3m j. W. BOTELER l. SON.
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AUCTION SALES

6 BENsINGHR. Auctioneer.
PEREHPTORY SALE Or Is HEAD OF MEDIUM
ERICED WORK HORSES Just AkhlVEU
From MAR INSBURG, WEST VA
will sell, st the BaZaaS- $40 Louisiana n
avenue n on IN, TUESDAY MORNING MAY II
l3 head Of Horses and Mares.
Full description at sale. BY order of
HUGH QUIGLE7.
10 head of fEe young Drivers and Workers inst
arrived from West virginia.
Also
large assortment Of New and Second h md Buzz
.eief. ExI ress Wagons, Carts. Harness. &c sc.
1t q. BENSINGER, Auot.
nUNOANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and streets northwest.
UPRIGHT PIANO. "a OCTAVE, FINE 1NsTRU-
MENT; GENERAL COLLTCT1ON OF NEW
AND SECONDHAND FURNITUR& AND
HCUSEHOLD GOODS: REFRTGERA TORS
SMALL LOT GROCERIES, LOr OF TIN
MARE, SHOW GASES. COUNTERS. CAR
PATS, &c.
ONE COFPER SODA APPARATUS IN PERFEC +
WORKING ORDER.
ALSO,
ONF OPEN SIX-PASHEN4ER FAMILY CAR
Rage, WITH OTHER dOUDS, AT AUU-
TON.
IL front OF snd within our sa'erooms. on TUES
DAY NOR ING. SD MAY. oONMENCING AT 10
O'CLOCK. 1t
- WT =, m, Arnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-02

rUHARD LINE.
~ NOTION.
LANE ROUTE.
TIN OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
estwssR New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork H0rbor,
From PIER 40. N. B.. NEW YORK.
r4allia. .Me9., bay Malta: Wed, IS May.
'Scythia. We'd. 18 Msy lAleppo. Wed, June.
And every Wednesday from New YORK.
RATES Or PASSAGE.
$60. S8y,And SlOu. according to accommodations.
Tickets 70 Paris. S15 additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steefAEe st very low rates. Steerase tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. aud al other parts Of
EUROPE, at lowest rStes.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast 6las.
sow, HsEIe. Antwerp and oEhar ports on the Ocu-
Trent. and for Mediterranean ports.
aor fres9at and passsge apply at the Company
ssbin to OTIS bIGELOW & CO.. COS TIA strest
iani9 vERNoN h. BROWN co., ny.