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Mr.. NENNoR's LATEST GUEsSEs Nj Hennor
on the 10Th instant made the following pre-
dictl0nS" for the remainder or the mOnJn: '7Ol
the 10th. storms OF wind. rain aud SNOW pre-
NiouS TO the setting In OF colder term. With
the bt ginning OF the last week or the monIh
brilliant, mild, spring like weather Will again
appear, melting the snow AID rendering Sleigh
ing impossible In some localities. few days
before the close or the month high winds are
likely TO prevail, with gales around New York,
Long Island sound. and other points with blus-
teTlng weather in Canada aud the northern
United States. The last two days are. no "
ever. likely 10 be fair, and the month viii end
with little snow on The ground
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Gen. Phil. sheridan visited Gen. Garfield at
Mentcr Saturday, as did also Hon. John C.
New, Of Indianapolis, Hon. James Harlan OF
Iowa, and Hon. Charles j. Folger, chief
jGstice I the New York Court of Appeals.
W. A. MiddIemost, a Well known stock man
was found frozen to death In his wagon In
Colorado last week. Two OF the horses In his
team were also frozen TO death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-21

T-HIvFRsITY IN DISTRESS The trustees OF
the University OF Chicago, endowed 1y stephen
3 Dougia- borrowed $4,000 In 1870 OF the
UI ion Mutual Insurance Company OF Augusta,
Me- and mortgaged the property TO that CON-
pany. Tie latter now proposes TO foreclose the
mortgage, " hich is resisted on the ground that
the trustees never had any power TO mortgage
tha ,iTiVnrSity
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T7'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THREE PRIVATE LIB
RsRIEs, EMBRACING STANDARD WORKS
IN LII ERATUkE, HISTORY, POETRY, BLOC
RAPHG, &c, MANY EMILY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS, VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest cor
ner Pennsylvania and i 18th street. Washington, D.
q, CO mlnenclDg on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY %, AT 7.30 O'CLOCK precisely, and CON
unu1E al same hour each evening until all are sold.
Terms cash
f.bI5.d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. =
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HEAVY F0RGERIhS.-On Tuesday last Matthew
kolb, member OF the Philadelphia CONNER
cial Exchange, died suddenly at his home, In
Montgomery county, Pa Since his death al
Legged forged bills OF lading amounting TO over
500. Geo have been discovered by the Exchange
dated at a little town IN Iowa, called Iowa Cen
ter. and signed by one LcyejOy, a railroad
agent, who IL is supposed acted IN connection
with Mr.. kolo. IL is rumored that LoveJoy has
disappeared.
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z NOW THYSELF.

The untold miseries that result from indiscretton
IN early life may be aneviated and cured. Those
WHO doubt TINS assertion should purchase the new
medical work published by the PEABODY MEDI-
CAL INSTITUTE, Boston. entitled THE SCIENCE
Of LIFE OR, SELF PRESERVATION. Exhausted
Nltaty nervous and physical debility, or vitality
impaired oy the errors of youth too close appn
cation 10 business, may be restored and manhood
reSalled.
Two hundredth edition. revised and ENLARGED, lust
published. Ii il standard medical work the best
III the English language, written by physician OF
great experience, to whom was awarded q gold and
ieweled medal by the National Medical Association
1t contains beautiful and very expensive engrav-
ings- Three hundred pages, more than 80 valuable
prescriptions for all forms of prevailing disease the
result of many years of extensive and successful
practice either of which is worth ten times the
price of the book. Bound in French cloth: price
only 81, sent by mail post paid.
The London Lancet says: mo person should be
without this valuable book. The author is 3 noble
benefactor."
An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt Of 8
cents for postage.
The anthor refers, by permission. TO Hon. P. A.
blssel Nj D., president OF the National Medical
Association.
, Address DR.. w. II. PARKER, No. Buhnch st.,
Boston. Mass. Tie author may be consulted on al
diseases requiring skill and experience
feb25-mSth HEAL THYsEEF
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nUNOANsON BROS. AuctIoneers.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9th and streets northwest

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ 9th and d streets northwest
RECEIVERS SALE OF ELEGANT FITr TED UP
RFsTAURAHT FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN AND THE NECESSARY FURNITURE
AND CARPETS LICENSES AND LEASE
HOLD OF No. 612 LOUISIANA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decrae Of the Equity Court in
cause No. 1896, appointing us AS receivers, will
sell. at public auction, on FRIDAY. THE 18TH Jay
OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1881, COMMENCING AT ii
O'CLOCK A. NJ the entire contents OF house aud
restaurant No. 6l2 Louisisna avenue, consistingin
part Of
One Of the most elegant sets of Bar Fixtures
Eating G, uDters, Mirror-back and Cooking Appa-
ratus in the city; MaTbe-top Sideboards Furni-
ture, CARPETS, &c, of rooms, furnished in the
best d amer.
ALSO,
Business Licenses
This preseI is Que OF the finest opportunities to
obtain ready fitted up house and restaurant in
one of the best locations in city. being near the
city Post Office and business center.
feo19-d C. G. COLE Receivers
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The Maine House OF Representaves have In
definitely postponed resolution or sympathy
for tie people OF Ireland.
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The Late Flood.

Editor Sdr:-I would cali attention 10 the
fact which | DO not think hes been noticed,
that at Easby's Point, the wharf In late years
has been considerably built out into the stream
It's plain TO be seen, by this means the water OF
The rlver has been directed TO the Virginia shore.
This VIII show why the water along the city
front is Shoaler than formerly. The current
being, as Indicated, directed from the city, the
sluggish flow from EaSpy's permits the sedl-
HtAL 10 fall, and your causeTay at the bridS ,
s'rcaJS lis movement down stream. hence tue
Hats must continue to increase. Cnere doe )
ct appear 10 be any certain remedy for your
troubles other than TO SJralgdcen the river, a !
las lten pi 0UOSed by a board or engineers auI
congress should make the necessary approprId-
TONS. IL any event Easby'S Point should D.
cat away, and the cauaeHay referred TO- re
moved. Better YET, clean away the Long
tilugP, Which shouli never have been bull
Let the railroads pass up Rock Creek benfad
Georget town, and cross the river at the Three
Sisters.
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CHAEOEEI SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL ISIAIE ON The SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND L STREE rs
NORTHWES' IN WASHINGTON CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUM oIA.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court A
OF the District of Columbia passed in Equity 80
cause No g. S9I, bet cen Ellen Frazier, pain A..A
til, and the heirs OF John Frazier ct al, defend
ants we, the undersigned trustees. will on MON
DAY, The 2STH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1891 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. Sc st pubic auction. in front
OF the prelp1ses all that piece or parcel Of ground
lying ana being in the City of Wa hL.tnn, 10 the
bei cd l6 and H. in square Ia, BEGINNING for said
PARTS Of lots the northwest corner of I'D square
and running th@nce south along lStl street vest
80 feat; theI &c east 20 fest heDce north so feet
thence west to the point of beginpInS imprUv "a
by large Brick Dwelling house AID back build
lIg. The location is excellent
Terms: One third OF purcnase money III cash.
the balance III six and twelve mDrtns from day If
sale, with interest from day of sale. aud payment
to be secured by approved promissor notes of
purchaser or purchasers. deposit OF 800 will be
required when property is knocked down, and na
deed il TO be given until all the purchase moacy
and interest shall be paid. Cost Of convevancine
to De at purchasers expense, and terms TO be
llied within seven da, otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM j. MILLER.
Office 4S6 Louisiana ave r..
BENZ. /. DARNEILLE, { llussees'
febl4 Office 490 Louisiana ave
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The Courts.
CVRcrTT Corgr-y,,d,o Mac

AiaJltl tCl hT-Juuyt hfCfTtfNF.
saturday, District or Columbia agr. Evans 1T.
al; demurrer overruled and leave given 10 Die NJ
IN twenty days. In the cases OF the District
against Clephane, LiLYille, Lewis ana FilbarC
the same action owen ct al. agt. So aids. Judy
meHt by default Middleton agt- McMuriry et
al; motion for Judgment overruled D;mont
agt. Baltimore AID Potomac railroad com Jany.
second count stricken out and demurrer sus-
tanned. and judgment on demurrer. appeal
pray ed. Watson agt Martin: Lew trial refused.
New York UnCerwr1ter'S Association ayt. Barnes;
demurrer sustained and leave 10 amend
Schuetzen Park Company agt. Beckman: de-
Eurrer admitted. and leave given 70 amend I'm
twenty days; Cuppy e IngerSoll agt. Blriwel,
new trial denied. Fox agt. keleher: leave given
10 Tile additional pleas.
EQUITY CoURT-y5Ldge Cor.
Saturday, In re Edward F. stone: auditors
last report confirmed aud SureticS discharged
Conkle agt. Scdggs; Il. b. Simms. jr., appointed
guardian ad liten. Stcddart agt Stoddart;
further testimony ordered to be taken. Court
ley egt. Finley: ). 7. Thomas and &. c. Cole ap-
pointed receivers. Smith az. Kenny; rent found
10 be due auditor; directed paid 10 executors
sOnCfjUT. Black dgt Smith: sale Set aside and
case referred to the auditor. Moore AFT. Dis
Ji!Ct CT Columbia: Injunction on conditions
grant u. " Lite agt Willie: private sale OF lot
i, plock ), Meridian Hin authorized Bailey
aSJ BCLo; i. e. hil1dm5ODS note ordered de-
lv6Ied 10 trustee. FtSke agt. HOllander Bro;
n oiion for security or costs oyerTUied. McC0r-
III Oh agt FrtedmanS Savings ard Trust Com
pany: exceptions U auditors report OverTuled
a report confirmed. kearney agt. kearnny:
testimony ordered TO be taken before Examiner
{. ILEle. Bradnurn AFT. Clarke: auditors
second report confirmed.
CRIMINAL COUKT-J,yfgp james.
tIiUay- John SItaS Marshall Johnson
mulces OF james T. Johnson; argument con-
unuy d.
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ANNIE CRAwFoRDS FATHER ARRESTED
Charles f. Crawford, lately OF MorrtsanIa WIN
accused his ten ear-old child. Annie louise OF
having stolen articles In his house and set fire
10 the furniture, and who, by punishment aud
threats OF punishment, procured her confession
and Chained her to the dining room wall,
though she was innocent, and an irish servant
girl, Mary Dooley, was the thief, was arrested
yesterday for cruelty TO his child. The arrest
OF Crawford was caused by the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children, and he Was
taken TO the supreme court chambers. The
little ghl was produced In court, and was
placed VI der the care OF the society. The case
Was postponed till Monday next, Crawford
being discharged on his own recognizance Mr..
f. Fellows jenkins, secretary or the society,
said yesterday afternoon that the Child was Ia
n Fir charge and would be- well cared for until
the court decided what should De done with
h.r TIE grand jury ordered an Indictment
Yesterday against Mary Dooley.-N. I. Sun.
18Th.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

1ANOS AMI O1CJANS.
ID A n o 5
Just received. VIM. Shae fer and Grovestean 4
Euller's elegant PIANOS.
BarxaiLs for cash, also On inst ailments.
Tuning and repairs.
At V1CTOB BECKEIEs Piano warerooms,
feb19 no 9O1 iii street.
fstbR STIkFF, AND THE KRANICH BACH
l. PIANOS,
THE
ESThY ORGANS,
At lowest prices and most favorable con iitions
4. l.. WILD s. Is no. Sole Agents,
s23 9TH st. mort h west,
Jana Between u and FL streets
RRADBURI
ID PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Best maferisl, finest Tone easiest payment, pop
rlar prices. Rents applied on purchase. from ID
FkEEBORN q. SMITH
MANUFACTURER,
decl5 HOB Penna ave.
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MO CURE. NO PAY.-WHITKHURST'S
y CEDAK BALsAM is warranted 70 cure
&C. Six drops dose Try IL. 1f not satisfied
return the empty bottle and get your money back.
Sold by ". & THOMPSON, 70S 18th street. and
All ernggists Price % CENTS STOTT & CROM
WELL Wholesale. tanl2-Sm
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AUCTION SALES.

A INVERTEBRATES SALE OF BRICKs, EN-
OFFICE EMBtBiNWf hEE Hha aSn
gRR ENTIRE ApPURTENAACES OF A
BY o der Of the Orphsns Court will sell. at pub
lie suctop Oh the premises. M street s"uth, be
esst on S@p FEE a 24rs 1871 81 At p
O'CLOCK the folioalng : roy erty, belonging to
ie co.. Bics two Brick Kns sesn Engine Aef fur
tempeying. temperipg Wheels and Shaflins, Shed
I. ames.. Also, Beastead. Mattrass, Stove, Trunk,
ISAAC II. FORD. Administrator
J. T. COLD" Ell. Auctioneer. feh2l st
V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF RARE OIL
PAINTINGS. FINE OLD STEEL ENGRAv-
INGS. SUPERB SPECIMENS IN JAPANESE
AND OTHER PORCELAINS, silver
PLATED WARE. BOOKS. FURNITURE. &c,
By order of the Orphans Coart. 1 shall sell, on
Ten pie, corner 9th md streets. fronting F. the
Wyeth, comprising rare oil Paintings one of which
q he PROGRESS of Christianity i. considered of
century, al there is no doubt that is from tue
Titan school. The Engravinss Of very high
senting the battle OF Constantine and the triumph
ant msrch into Rome These are / re-. pct rss.
AID were considered by r, VI eth to BE- al, rare
excellence The Porcea'ns have been carefully Sc
iected, aud are remarkably fine specimens Several
Bools, Desks. Tables. Furniture. &. This coilec
ton Viii be on view on 1hursday, February 24th,
from ~ a n. until p m in the store une er Ma
sonic Temple. Catalogues may be obtained at
james Anglim'a bookstore and st the saleE H.
feb21-4 At JOHN b. LARNER. Administrator.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.
TEUsTEEs' SALE OE UNIAIPROyED OTIS ON
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND II STnEETS
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to uz, dated 30th 80
October, A d. 1877 and reco DID in Liner S5R
S74 folio 254 of the land cords for District aa@~
of Columbia. and at request OF party secuted, We
Will sell, at public auction in front of the prsm;aes
Oh thursday, THE L tn Jay MARCH 1891.
AT = O'CLOCK M al those parcels of ground in
the city Of Washington. in the District of Column
bis. known as Lots ten Q0), eleven QD. twelve
90 and north half of thirteen Q3). in SQn four
hundred and th rty- nine. These lots front on 7th
and streets southu est and will be cold separately
Terms Of sale: ODe-third cash: balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest from DAY
OF sale, seCured by deed of trust property.
deposit of 300 each lot will required at time
of sale. Conveyapcing at cost Of purchaser II
Terms OF sale are not complied with in week the
Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost of
defaultrg purchaser
WILL LAM A. GokET0N. -r..
j. HOLDsWORTH GORDON, trustees
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TIE CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY hel I
lis Tort! seventh anniversary meeting las
evening at tpe COpgr gatiOnal church. Ia tue
absence OF the president. eX-Justice Strong,
Senator Dawes took the chair, with brief open
Ing remarks. Rev. Dr. Chickerlng. secretary
presented his annual report, With aiement
or the Work OF the society in the past year.
After abiding TO events In the early history OF
the organization and to the various steps In the
progress or this reform, and reference 10 some
desirable steps not yet taken. such as the often
introduced and as often defeated public mea-
sure, q commission OF inQ llry into the ecOaomi-
cal and moral bearings or the traffic and also 10
the remarkable attitude and ACTIVITY OF the
women or the country on this subject, the paper
concluded as follows: Certainly enough has
been said to vindtcate this society's right TO De:
TO establish the d'L'g even OF patriots and phi
ianthropiStS placed for two or more years Ike a
city set upon hill in position where their
opinions and example cannot buG have a wider
diffusion and Influence than those OF most cIUi-
zenS. TO express those opinions and let the eX-
ample shine forth as an electric light through
out the land. HAD this association, with It's
present banner or total abstinence from all that
can intoAicate, comprised all the members Of all
the Congresses from the Twenty-secOnd on
ward what sad wrecks. even among themselves,
would have been prevented, and how wide an
influence for good would have been eXerte1
upon millions AS one not OF them, though act
ing now 1Or years with ana for them, | may, In
the name OF God ana our common country, yes
OF our common humanity, thank them for al
lowing their names 10 re thus enrolled and for
taking the trouble with all their eXhausting
duties 10 speak, as many OF them have done,
strong, brave words for thts cause OF virtue and
REFORM Representatives Price, of Iowa; Bal
lou, OF Rhode Island; Monroe. or Ohio; AMI
Ward, OF Pennsylvania, made addresses. Res0-
lutionS were adopted in favor OF a CongreSSi onal
commission Of inquiry into the evils OF the
liquor traffic; and asking Mr.. HaTes TO issIeaa
order rorhdcing the sale OF liquor by govern
ment storeaeepers aC army posts. The foii0E
Ing officers were elected: President Mr. Justice
StroBg; vice presidents. Hon. III. l.. Dawes Hon.
VIM. WINDOW, Hon. S j. r. Mcmillan, Hon. r.
B. Vance Hon. q. G.. Dlbrsll, Hon. T. j. Req
tee, Hons. H. W. Blair. A. Norcross J. c. Bur
rows, 4. u. JORGE. J. T Briggs and J. T. Uoda.
graf; SECRETARY and treasurer, Rev. Dt. J. W.
Chicktling.
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isnl9
Triumph.

NATURES Triumph.
IN tRAZIER'S ROOT bITTERS.
If you are weak, or lan9uid. use Frazier's Bit
tiers. II your flesh is fabby and Your complexion
ssllow, use Frszier's Btters. II you I've in ma
Lar lal district, use Fraziers Bttefs II down
with the care OF children. fraZiers 5itters. If
you have GOT the blues, use EraZier's 6itters. II
you have kept late hours and lived contrary to the
laws Of heath, use fraZiers Root Bitters If you
need toninG up. take FraZieFs Root Biters. II
{ou have abused instead OF used natures xift.
fTszier's Bitters. II you feel old before your
time, Use Frazier's Bitters. II life has become
burden aud yon have gloomy forsbodjngs, use
Frazier's bltsers If your hands trenbe and your
eyes have grown dim, Frazier's Root Bitters viii
make you feel young again. Sold by all druggists
4 DAVIS. sele Pr0prietors, Cleveland, q. sTOTT
CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents. asa Pennsyl-
Vania ave. tanSeo
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IHE MoREY LETTER.-H. Ii. Hadley, form arly
an agent OF the democratic national committee
writes letter, IN which he denies that he had
any connection with the Morey letter. a I'D oro-
poses that reward OF from S.. goo to SIS 900 be
offered for the discovery OF the writer.
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WaLTtAA1l WATCHES.

We confidently recommend the Watches manu-
facluIed 10y tAe American Wa.ch Company, ~alt-
man; lass - the most reliable timekeepers that
Csn lie obtained for the price
A large assortment OF all grades and STYLES always
Il stock at tie lowest prices
nj W. CALF, Bro CO..
febI8-2m RsUS Penn. ave
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


NEN YOKK SHOE STORE.
~ eos Pennsylvania avenue.
BOOTS AND spOEs AT ACTUAL COSTA FINE
kHOEs Al VERY Low PRICES.
Commencing today ] will sell all of nv hesvv
and MEDIUM Weight Shoes at PRIME COST. A''''
} ades Pebble Goat Button Boots. .......... al s5
aides, AND ;sewed Button Boots ::....:.. 50
Mens C ans sprsIs .fe-s cents to s9
Men, Calf Consre,s Ga!ters-....-.-;.s2t 600
Mems Calf Button Boots s.. so to 90
Boys and Youths Shoes at cost.
We sell none but solid shoes. We have but one
fsbi2 GKo. MCCARTHY.
CLEARING OUT SALE OF ALL
WINTER GOODS.
Now Il THE TIME TO SECURE YouB BARGAINS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
For the next ten days I will sell sll my Winter
Stock. ., a reduction Of 40 PER GENT. 10 make
room for our Immense
SPRING STOCK
DON'T FAIL TO CALL-FIRsr COME FIRST
SERVED.
You eau rave double the money you spend else
%here by accepting Of these chsnces We mean
GALL EstiY. 49, ~ '' "-'''' 49, 10 '-'''
fgI Penna. avenue.
BRANCH STORE,
al and gil I-2 Penua. avenue SEE.
ian2s CAPITOL HILL.
f,lT THIS OUT Fob REFERENCE.
Gents Fine Hand -sewed Shoes at ...........Ss.O
MISSES Peb. Button School Shoes at...... 80. LIS
Ladies' =" 4" ~ to 8, at Acc. pair
Misses e IS II to2. at $50. pair.
Childrens - Sc 6 to 1ON. at $40. pair.
W. II. RICH.
jan2b nv Market Space.
BOOKS, &c.
CHINESE IMMIGRATIOs. In its Social
- and Economical Aspects. by Georse F. seward
g. 80. Unbeaten racts in japan, by Isabella L.
be Hawaiian Islands. ST. as Glaan!nss IN the be
Iief Of # AT by sdRah Cheney 81 co. Ne
81 a. "a Mar NJ r. Marston ANovel by Geo. Mac
,1.enaais La MI VIZ sf sSs
feb8 <2s It'll street.
NEW BOOKS.-Browsing Among Books. by
Series, ST. Frnestine by Won h fiH - Vas
paper. &c.; The Demon Of Oawnpore by Jules
Verne. 81 so; Troy, by s G. W. benjamin, Epoch
Series, 81: Sir Wlliam Herschel. by Prof. E. 8
van Duffy, $1.5O; Chinese Immigration, by Hon.
george F. Seward 81 81; Island Life. by Alfred
McDonsld, 81 50 The Enemies of Books. by VIM.
Blades. g. 25; Century of Dishonor, by II. H,
The fsrsin & Gsfit b Ye1SH STfNSrd D.
BooNsELLER AND sIATIoNER.
1Ol5 Pennsylvania ave,
- G. mplete assortment of Prang's and Marcus
wards Valentines. Birthday Cards. &C. Also,
Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries. febS
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GALE OF FISH WHARVEs AND STALLS IN
~ InE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.


ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
district OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10th, 1881.
Notice IL hereby ri ven That MONDAY FEE
RuAkY 18TH, 1881, the Fish Whsrves and Fish
Stalls IN The Uities Of Washington and GEORGETOWN,
D. c., will be sold, at public auction for the term
of ore year, from March l, 1881 as follows:
AT O'Clock P NJ, and upon the premises six
20 Fish Stalls in the Georgetown Market House to
the highest bidder.
Terms: Cash in advance.
ALSO AT The SAME TIME and uDon the premises,
the Georgesown Fish Wharf at the foo: of Potomac
street, TO the highest bidder.
Terms: CASH in advance. The purchaser to keep
the wharf in repair during his term OF lease.
ALSO, AT 4 O'CLOCK p M, on the same day, ol B
street between It'll and sth streets northwest. in
front of the fish stalls of tho (Center) WASHINGTON
Market al of the rights ard privileges grs4ed or
allowed by the laws Of the corporation of Washing
ton to establish wharyes or docks for landing.
cleaning and sale OF fish; and wharf Or dock
shall be deemed eligible unless situated at some
point ou the lorth side of the Potomac river, be-
tween lltn street east and 18th street west the
highest bidder
Terms: 500 TO be paid on the day of SALE and
the residue to be paid within five days from the
day of sale.
By order of the Board OF Commissioners of D. c.
W J. TWGSING,
Major Of Engineers, L. y. A..
IL glue,r Com missioner of D o.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. febI7-lOt