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1891 THE GREAT 1901

y Il
TO THE NORTH, VEST AND SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SS Sc SFsi,cr MAesIr1cEsT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAyE WAsHiNGroS, from l3 Depot, corner
E,r ,s.., OF sixth and streets, follows:
Sleeping Cars to lfttsbarg and Chicago: 10 80 A. M
da-i5 with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to GIN.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ParOr Car to Watkins and the North al !. 90 a M" mn
daily except Sunday; $50 p m. daily, except Sat
qrd4y' with Palace Cars to Canandaigua and Wat
For Wilismsport, Lock Haven and El,nira at 10 80 a
Fox New York and the East, 100 m. 10 80 M 90
I ,9:9 and AZ; 10 Pm On Sunday 400, 1000 and
$50 am. daily. exoeIt sunday A'''f 0afs'
Tor Brookiyn. N.Y. al Through trains connect at Jer
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, aherding
direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoiding double
ferriasoe across New York city.
Tor Philseirhia 500 n. 1890 90 40 10 90
10; u P Pm. Limited Express. $50 m. daily.
For Baltimore, $40 500. $50, 1890 Am and ON
400. 40, $40 go, 100 and IO:I5 pm on
Sunday 500, 10. 80 am. 200. $40. $50. 1890
For FOle's Geek Line $40 ain and 4;4o I'm. daily
For Annspos. $40 a. and 4:io pm daily. except.
ALExaNDkiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aiexandfia. 200. 7:2o, 800 and IL 80 H. 40
sea. 90. 500 and II so pm On Sunday at
Ter Eiehjaond and the South. 700 and lilo am.
Dolly, and 800 p. m; daily, except sunday;
Ie:00 am; l2:ia. SOC, SEQ. TOO and 9: p.
u. and 1900 ysidnight. On sunday at sos aud
T!eket and information the oce northeast corner
u 18th street and avenue and the DEPOT
where orders Re EFT FOR the checking Of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences.
J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent;
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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'THos. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

1REH5FES FH CT pHBE
N3SE Rhythmic No. ios FIRST STREET
o ana q u N %s er Se
Of coumba and by re aa Of tas holder
9eSfHs E Isl on fP Pss
public auction, to tine highest bidder all those certain
in the P es of washn hand pssr, and d
OF Lots numbered and g. in Square numbered SIS be-
elne for the description Of part of Lot the north
corner Of said lot and running thence l6
said western line SO feet 81 inches thence by curved
line to point the east line of lot AZ feet from the
n1a az corner Of saa lot and thence north to the
except that portion conveyed by Cassimer Bonn and
M t TO the United States BY deed recorded in
Of the District of Columbia; and for the descrnon
corner Of said lot g. running thence south IS feet
the northern terminus of the division between said
sub lots and 1, in said square, feet inches: thence
or WIN SAID division line extended to the north line
SAID sub lot g. and thence east 81 feet inches to the
BEGINNING. ~
This property viii be sold subject to three deeds of
70 B, Ssa ana dsee Jgy 22d 1872 TO secure
the second bearing date October 3D. 1879 to secure
Fl 600 to n Besor recorded in Iber 924 folio 70; the
to Kate L. Roy recorded in Liber 927 folio 800
Terms OF sale One half CASH balance in six and
Twelve months with interest at six CENT secured by
of purchaser. If tie terms Of sale are not complied
the right TO resell the risk and cost of the de-
ha Trass
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. Sc eoEhs
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given during the first days afterhe was wounded
TO the boy who spoke OF dispatch expressing
sympathy for him. and Gen. Garfield corrected
the speaker. telling him he should say sympathy
nth him.
FALSE IMPRESSIONS ABOUT THE WHITE HOUSE.
am disguised to learn what a false impress
sion some preludioed newspapers have given
those who know no better, OF the White House.
hear IL mentioned as little bettcrthsn a shanfy.
and its bedrooms as being dark. damp. bare of
times by day. as we'll as I'm the evening. | always
contradict emphatically, while strenuously IN
sisting on the Importance Of draining the river
flats and refurnishing many Of the rooms In the
White House, especially those on the parier
floor. Most Of the bedrooms were In excellent
order when l last saw them. the first week In
March. before there had been any critical Hines
In them. Miss GRUMPY
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An1- EASA AND lAE "ESI, VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK 5 hSfF COUPLER. STEEL
sCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY Odd.
acHrcA aEA Sls ShSSsffr 9Sp ST. Louis
fEaTP S kf2,t City and Way Stations
aahnaae' spa Way and s sg R
F & aaeff I'd y SFV st a5RR AND BOSTON
oFkt sr aS6 ea VaI NsY fSFRrss
pse:s Tor Haserstown and At Point Of Rocks for
Soo.t'a sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis and
s faals saHsps st asDs
IN !. 5e1sT{s emilia ard Han0yarl
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
a:I0 Baltimore. Erioott City. Annapolis and Way Sta
fl-29 sunday As eERly fer Baltimore and Way.
ts;oo0 vdA / i , PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
sso-Betin,ore and Way Stations. Winchester, Fred
,na TTsS Ii ke ASyb LAUREL
EAfiiEss. Frederick. via Relay. stops at Annap
tA:s5-Point Of Rocks Frederick. Haserstown. Win
fhster aud Way Stations con Sunday to Point Of
SFR aRs way S s,sSns and
s q I koek ad ea y ssan and |A"Fe
re Nay Sf1fsai AND LAUREL
EXPRESS.
ts1s--PIiTsBURG CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
s50-PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON
.. EAPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
Ao:W-BAEI1MOkE, HYATTSVuLE and LAUREL
EAPEESS- Stops on signal to let of passengers
1t any station between Washington and Annapolis
tDSiy. 1Sundays only Other trains daily except
Sunday. ~ H'
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
Fer further inforrnation apply the Baltimore and
Ono Ticket Office, Washington Station and 10 and 1851
Pennsylyania avenue, 18th street. where orders
vii he taken for baggage u be checked and received at
MY Poi-tt III the CITY, m23
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1857 Prizes, amounting to,sI lO 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all points
10 whom sa, noerai esomI ensaton will be paid.
FOR further Information write clearly Giving full adj
dress. Send orders by Express or Letter or
Money Order by mail. addressed ONLY to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
or NJ A. DAUPHIN. at
No. PIP BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
or j. p. HORBACH,
Cos l4rH STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON
D.. ~
~, an our Grand extraordinary Drawings are under
The supervision and management of f,ens a. ~
BEA UREGAhD aud JUBAL 4. EA kLY go " -
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
public hereby eautionea against sendino ann
Money or Orders to EUNES d CO., SO Nassan sfreeY
Neg York Csty as authorizsd BY The Lot,siama State
lottery Company to sell its Tickets. They are fOoL1
s country rith Bogus Circulars pur1oytiaG to be- OF
TIE Lousiana State Lottery Company aud are Fya,s-
dutentfy representing themsefres as It's A0enfs Tbeu
hare no dhorify from this Company to se its TJcte1s
ana are not tts agents for any T0rDdse.
n. A. D1 UPHIN,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co.
New ORLEANS. La, July I. 1881. alo
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1891

To obtain any of these Letters the applicant mus
cal for ADVERTISED LETTERS" aud give the date AZ
ssIf not called for within month they viii be se
LADIES, LIST
AhSrsEns Marty Arnold seec S Miss
Mrs cSrstne Bnde Nh c.r arS Bafna Mis- &c
BEotheTs Mis- Garry: Burns Mrs Elsn; Bsrkisy Mis-:
k s M. sa b s a. Mss ssy Nina r.::
Brown MIS- ,sallie Brown Miss Elen,
sr Ms Tou AZ:
ms Mis- Chez Ms hs .a
Me Grsss.t Mis- oiys s Swan Mrs Ale Solemaa
Miss Fannie Dunn ai Ms- as a s.d bnc
Miss Lasy Davis N.ry Dewitt Miss Mary: Dshinss-
sn s si- s1s = Es Ma Ess 6
Fry Mrs y L; Frenehen Miss Msrsaret.
Han Sre Mr. Mrs. Annie anS Gr a1 M Mr. Emily . Me.
,H. MINUS Hs%,oP h,: T HaxsEd Nj M-s HIN
Mrs Harriet Jones Miss Hattie Johnson Miss Mareart
johnson Miss Pegsie johnson Mrs Winnie; Johnsaa
Mrs. A aan9 Map
Lee Charlotte Ii, Lewis Miss Fannie; Line Mrs
Miss A L Matthews Mr. Elizabsth; MiIer Mn Geo;
Ms:: Msddos Mis- Mary y Mitchell SIss Nancy S.'snAn
NM MF Bs ck MSGaS.y Miss Bessie Me-
Sssh Mss Ella Nose ssn Miss n Lizzie; Nelson Mis-
2 ohsrne Miss Emma; oLsary Mrs John.
ar TaanSn MT p Annie r. Rssen Miss Bell Pfennin
st M bsi s. fi Nm E Ma &sns s'
s-short Mrs Ada; Smith Miss Ariie; Smith Mrs Cam
Intie smith Miss Melinda; smith MI. sally: os son m
Miss Madge; Shines Mrs Rachel; Southland Mrs Viz
asn Mr. Kate rI aysF NJ, %
Nv W rM%s ME- x$s,s WEssI; M r wn.y
Walker v Miss Martha; wayman Miss Mary; wingo Mn
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Adams g 7; Afford David B; Aiysn Joseph,
Berry john saY BStr bGBa
John; Brutey John: Banks John; Barr n " Ma; Bur
dfe s. Bssspf Hon Barn
f GhsmssTs snG p c9sres canyhsy John CO
ter ter J; ccerm 'i Robert T. 0o'sfaAe '0nh oAr
VIII g Bs ssi E'sS.l S.y b. Esx q Daniels L. b
ssfEt E F1ss Snf' 5 5ani aaSass eo,
GZSordso3 Alison 4; Gregg Myron e; Giles RsaA-
H HaSsins Albert Hog and chas; Hill Geo =:
ss asnsy masse Harry Harry Mssh
Hon i H.ri H, Melvin W, Hazess Oliver Hui-
lone, Archie arc johnson Afford: jackson Henry:
aSsa bsn Ann rsrt As1P RGes
gan Joe Miller Mortimer Mchsei Morgan N nSs
Ms. nsarssGr 4; Mcfarland : F: Mceln ia. N:
M SSss Ss John q VINE Mef ss McIDr Ne
1f1o<x-
dore. eSe AAoo-
P.Pierce Geo F; Patterson II C: Parker Ja.euh ".
PAT TiisIsm j Free William noun A. fe'-eh0~ ST;
R-Rhodes Fred; Rawlins w.
S.SpruHe Arthur; Sutherland Chas; Stewart sseo.-.
smith George Small Henry; Ser James " stone JSrs
Z; Smither W Col Somner Jno p: Scott Jana NJ.
Stephens Willard b. q; Surbridee Randolph. St.nsi
sam: "A kes Laf ayete; Sawyer p; Sumeryile WIN.
1T@Iri%Ois Ii r; Tyler Ball; Tyler John. r,.,..
!, MaMsde 4 B; Williams A L; wrctnovski A r.. WA
1osuenus wyatt Ches; Wrieht Edw: Wnlls<>a icS,.s.
W waning fmip; Weldon Thos; withea
!; alS6nsalANEouS-supt Merchants Service; -
-ASI W LELIERS REMAINING IN THE 0EOR0n-
TOWN tD.C.) POST OFFICE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.
Mary asSs. lS sn. , Mrs MARY Hawkins NJ
CENTS LiST-Clark NJ: Clark j r.: ReKsn Oorz>
SCHOONER LlST-Cart W Peake schnr n Fsuuk-
IA; =: H. rride ssh,r Mage Gray; Colauan
tciinr W d Marvel; Chas Kiie schnr Ma, orSX
Ls.ls IIrnl.. H..
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PIECE OF
IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON NEW HAMP-
SHIkE AVENUE, BETWEEN Nj AND n
By virtue of two deeds of trust bearing date IL
other on the 10th day Of Febrnary D. 1881, duly sa
folos :O9 and $751; of e land records Of the District Of
Columbia and by request OF the holder Of the
the ITenlises; on THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, AID. 1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
division Of lots in square numbered ninety mine 99l
the clty Of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
NeW Hampshire avenue, and extending back with that
two-story frame house.
Terms of sale: One-tfird in cash: the balance in a
note for such time suit the purchaser with inter
est from day OF sale at seven per cent per annum
cured bya deed Ct trust OF the premises sold all
cash, at the purchasers option. deposit SIS will
be required At time of sale If the terms Of sale not
to resell after five days notice at defautng purchasers
cost ALI conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost ISAAC L. JOHNSON. I r,z.
WILMER W. WETZEL, trustees
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AUCTION. SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
STAINED GLASS

IMITATION STAINED GLASS
This grand and beautiful invention fills vacancy
long felt In the ornsmentation Of common windows.
glass &C.. snd produces all the unique effects of the
glass windoxs For descriptive price list call or send
postal. New designs just received. Directions for
applying given to customer Agency. 939
Refer by permission to Church of the Incarnation.
se2-1m+ J. q. CULVERW ELL. Agt. for ID. C.
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Revolution In Egypt.

A cabegram to the New York Herald from
Cairo, September 9th, says: Araby Bey with two
regiments of infantry. consisting of 4.0Qo sol
diers, and two batteries Of artillery with thirty
guns has surrounded the Abdin, the khedive's
palace, and demands the Immediate Dismissal OF
the ministry and the creation OF an Egyptian
parliament. The Soudan troops are marching
on Cairo from Touras. The,Bedouins OF upper
Egypt are also under Araby's orders The move
ment is connected with the genera, Moslem ris-
Ing. The situation renders European military
occupation imperative. The TROOPS also de-
manded constitution and the increase OF the
army TO $1,000 men. The British controller went
TO the palace with the foreign consnls and nego-
tiated with the DISCONTINUED colonels. Finally
the English consul handed them decree OF the
khedive accepting their demands and appoint
ing Cherif Pacha president OF the council The
troops then cheered the khediye and withdrew.
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FRiGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA. tele-
gram from Danvilie, Va. published in the
second edition of The START last evening SAYS that
in that county Robert Williams and his wife had
quarrel, and she left home and obtained a war
rant for the arrest of Williams His own son
was appointed TO serve the warrant and on ar
irving at the house the dead body of Williams
was found lying upon bed-quilt In the yard.
The head had been nearly severed from the body
with an axe, which was lying beside II. 1t WAS
learned that two daughters Of Williams who
had been left with him by their mother when
she went for the warrant, had fled after having
perpetrated the murder. and have not Yet been
arrested Williams was an educated man. Of
good family, but addicted TO drink and danger
Gus when drunk
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alling. OF this city. No carlis
DIED.
~ AZ Nil El..l ~.

HARRINGTON. At Fails Church. Va. on Ser.em-
ber sth. 1881, FRANklE, infant of Eugene - and
Emma L. Harrington. aged one year and eigtIteen
days.
ODEA. On September 10th, 1881, at 10 o'clock a m.,
SARAH, the beloved wife of Martin O'Dea. deparrni
tits HE after short but painful Illness the forty
sec nd year II her age. She native of Muycuen,
County Galway, Ireland.
Notice of funeral hereafter
tENABl-E. On Friday, Septsnnber 9th, 1881, at
O'Clock Z. ~, Mrs ELLA EENABI.E the wife OF
Frank W. NenAble and daughter of the late Jeremiah
and Abby Sullivan.
Funeral viii take place from her late rsidence 403 I.
street southeast at O'clock 4. m, Sunday. FIiends
and relatives requested to attend. q
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7 OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE
NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS /, AT
NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH 1881
136rH MONTHLY DRAWING.

136rH MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1868 for twenty years by the LEXIS
lature for Educational and Charitable purpoees-with
capital OF 81, 000 000to which reserve fund of over
A2O 600 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote it's franchise was
made part OF the present State Constitution adopted
December I'd. A. D., 1879.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS Will,
TAKE PLACE MONTHLY.
1T NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, OOO
loo, coo TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES
Capital Prize. $50 600
Capital Prize. 10, 900
Capital Prize. 5000
Prizes of 81, 500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Prizes of 81, co., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
% Prizes of $500. 10, 900
100 Prizes of 800. TO- 900
100 Prizes of $50. TO- 900
800 Prizes of $50. TO- 900
1oO Prizes OF $40. &c. 900
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3 Approximation Prizes OF $500. ............ 2,70O
" 200. ........... 1,800
100.............. 800
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MARRIED.
LEFSE-ITCkFTT. On September eth 1881, Of A.
selnhy Preshy terrain Church, by Rev Geo. o. Little.
Mr.. III. WATSON IEFSE, Of Baltimore, Nd, b Mas
JENNIE c. LUCkErT, of Washington ID. {.
WIGFALL-wEILING On Thursday. the sih Of Sep
teler 1851 at the house of the brides father by
Rev. Mr.. Dame, Mr., FRANCIS II. MICFAII. Of Bad
tnlore To Miss GENENfENE WEI.LIN,i. daughter az
DR. James e. Welling OF this city. No cards.
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JAMES MALIEY's LETTER TO JENNIE CRAMER.
In the Malley trial at New Haven yesterday Gas
stated In dispatch in the second edition Of THE
STAR last EVENING" Justice Booth decided To
admit the last of the James Malley letters 30
Jennie Craner, TO which the defense had OBJ
jected. IL was as follows: "nea,: will call
upon You this morning, about 8 O'Clock. Let
me know 10y bearer if You will be at home.
Respectfully yours. M" Added to Il in Coroner
Brollman's handwriting was admitted by Jas.
Mailey to be written 10y him 3 TO 6 days after
their ride to Bueils His first letter"
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MARRIED.

Wesley Sisson. esq. Chicago. was cured q
malarial rheumatism by st. Jacobs OH.
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VvHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF The HAMILTON HOUSE, CORNER OF
FOURIEENTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST
EMBRAC1NG ABOUT 100 ROOMS. AND FUR
N6SHED IN THE VERY BEST MANNER, COM
PkiS1NG one SUPERB KNABE PARIOR GRAND
PiANO; FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS: ELEGANT
EDSEMoOD AND WALNUT PARLOR SUITES,
EMILY PH0LSTEkED: SEVENTY FIVE
SUPEklOR WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES;
ENGLISH AND OTHER BRUSSELS CARPETS,
KU6S, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS; SUPERIOR
GgkLkD HAIR MATTRESSES; FINE FEATHER
PILLOWS AND holsters: BLANKETS, COM
FORTS, SHEETS AND SPREADS; TABLE
hhdtSNEEN; WALNUT IA T; ExTEN EMS AND OTHER
ING CHAIRS; CHINA AND GLASSWARE; SILL
YER PLATED WARE; COPPER COOKING UTEN-
SuS, &c.
-,,->-, z.-..-- - ALSO,
F1RE-PROOF SAFE, OFFICE FURNITURE, To-
GETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
OTHER ARTICLES NOT NECESSARY TO MEN
The safe of the above effects will commence on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK and continue from day to day until all
is sold
Terms cash.
ST THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Auctioneers.
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. T12 TWEEN
TY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN g AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
IN MONDAY, SEPIEMBEk TWELFTH, AT<3
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall SELL the premises, E::s
part lot 49, in square 81, having IL feet inches-A
front 10y depth thereof, improved by twostory Frame
Dwelling.
Terms made known at SALE
sat- WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
BY order Ct the Orphans' Court, the undersigned win
sell en- MONDAY, the TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER, at
ONE O'CLOCK, at the dairy farm of the late Peter
Schenck situated the 7hstreet road above the
minus Of the metropolitan Railroad, the following
named effects:
4Horses; 16 Cows: 2 Milk Wagons; Cart; Harness;
Large lot Dairy Utensils;
Extra Large Cutting Box;
Farming Utensils: lot Hay.
-. ,,,,,o, JOHN SCHENCK, Administrator.
s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer. s8-3t.
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AUCTION SALES.
FNWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 1874 AM
Il FRAME HOUSE No. 1241 MADISON STREET
REIMEEN SEVENTH AND SIXTH AND u AM
N STREEI& NORTHWEST AIINTI0N

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 1874 AND
Il ,FRAME HOUSE No: 124l MADISON STREET
kEsrTM REEs sEEyENTH AMP sixth AMD AND
fLFTEENfH. 1881, At FIVE AND A-HALF &
O'CLOCK We win cell in front Of the prenliees tn.
north han OF lot &c. IN square 44S improved by Brick
Of G IN y NJ rseI sy 1oS feet Also
Lot s II feet by los feet This property is sold TO close
secured by deed Of trust Deposit of 800 each house
REQUIRED at time Of sale. Conveyancng &C.. At pur
$40. 1911 DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucaoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND uNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH I STREET.
BETMEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND SECOND
STREET EAST, AT AUCTION.
~ virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated Mayf
TIE other dated August l.. 1873 and recorded IN
inston county the District Of cOiamtia"sad a the
tine the " En III 4
PAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1881, at VEOCLOCKP.
NJ IN front OF the premises all those certain pieces
the District of Columbia, and known and distinguished
az lots numbered eight o. ninet9) ten 0 and eleven
Hl In the subdivision Of square seven hundred aud
easements, rights, privileges and other establishments
TO the same belonging in any wise appertaining
Ierms; One-thrd cash; balance IN SIX and twelve
months notes to bear cent interest and to be
secured by deed of trust the premises sold. Convey
anclng and recording at cost Terms to be
complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustees
Of the defauny purchaser after giving five days notice
deposit of $50 each eee soa win Be required at time
s10-eo&ds GUSTAV GIESIER,{ Aruste4s.
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DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
New Goops,
We have ,nsf opened one OF the bes. SOC. CASHMERE
n 1e, the Market AL shsdes-Blsck Bronze, Garnet.
An elegant line Of TRIMMINGS to match all the above
Fine SILK PLUSH. all shades.
and h nes q 4 M ssx ddqa
LaExs stock Of DOMEsTICS. Examine our stock be-
J. A. LUTTRELI. l. CO.,
81 SIT MARKET SPACE
NOVELTIES
IN FRENCH PLAID SUITTNGs
BROCADE SILKS AND sArINs,
SCOTCH GINGHAaas,
PLAIN AND TwILLED HABIT CLOTHS.
TYLER l. CHEWING,
81 91s 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
ATTRACTIVE opENINGl
CHILDREN's NEW FALL HOSIERY.
LADIES' NEW FALL HOSIERY
GENTS NEW FALL HOSIERY.
NEW HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
UNUSUAL. NOVELTIES IN LINENS.
HANDSOME HAND EMBROIDERED ALL-LINEN
TIDES AND TOWELS.
SPECIAL INVITATION TO OUR GRAND OPENING
THIS WEEK.
COCHRANE & CO.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK Sc
NEW DRESS GOODS.
..
ELEGANT PLAIDS, ROMAN STRIPES
COLORED sURAH with side band.
FULL LINE OF coLoRED PLUSH.
OMBRE PLUSH, all shades.
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLEUx.
BLACK VELTETs, COLORED vELvETs
CHUDDA CLOTHS, CAsHMEREs.
ROBES WITH SASH, and all
THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
JUST OPENED.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SHUSTER & SONS.
30 9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW DRESS MATERIALS.
"a and GA AlWoo Dress C!otls in the most 6esira-
Die shades at soc, Coo, s. and q. p per yard.
10 pieces Silk Plush, handsome shades
10 pieces Shudda Cloths, at Csc. worth 15c.
Black Cishmeres from soc. to q. %.
Opera Flafnels, al coiors
50 pieces Domestic Dress Goods from 10 to Csc per y
Table D3nasks, from 81 &c. 81. 10 Ter yard with
f line OF Napkins aud other housekeeping fabrics all
CT the most approved brands.
BROWN g. CLAGETT.
So 800 MARKET SPACE
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GALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON COLUMBIA AVE
- NUE.. BETMEEN ERIE AND NORRIS STREETS,
NEAR COLUM BIA COLLEGE.
Or WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER FOU Rag
JEGSTk 1881, in front of the premises, at SIXESg
OCLOCh p NJ, will sell Lot II. in block g. --.lA-
according to Hall and Evans recorded suby vision of
the property known as Meridian Hill, surveyed by
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust the property sold. All conveyancing
&C., at purchasers cost. $50 down at time Of sale.
au2l-2aw6t B. H. WARNER, Auctioneer.
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TOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs:-alaSs Steamers of this Line,
AMSTERDAM. ~ ROTTERDAM
''SCHIEDAM,' wv. a. SCHOLTEN"
''P. CALAND." and MAS"
Carrying the t. s Mails to the Netherlands leave Vat
Son stores, Brooklyn. regularly, ON WEDNESDAY,.
Firs: Cabin st0-S10 I'd Cabin, $50. Steerage s26.
h CAZAUX General Agent. q South William street.
New Iork- For passage apply TO W. g. METZEROTT
4 Co. 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or F.
H JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe Deposit Building,
corner New York and 18th northwest jail