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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND THE VEST. VIA WASH lNaYoN
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY
AM DEoE iEBEh l. l. , saix1roS
tl:5o-ohicago Cincinnati and St. Louis . Fast Ex
8 ssatG-Bsltimore, Ellicott City and way stations
s4tsaEs .y, WINCHESTER. Haserst5wn aud way.
sl0-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
for sna a Valley 8, cts
s:6deNeT York. Philadelphia and Boston Er-
t9to 800 Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
College, BeltsLtlle. Laurel. Annapolis Junction,
t1o aIossIP's ana Ha1 4S;esJo
- Louis Express.
Il Baltimore. Euicott City. Annapolis and way
Il Il :2s-9 On sund.y only for Baltimore aud way
t2:S5-New York. Philadelphia and Boston E,-
Baltimore and way s.ations. winchester.
Frederick. Haeerstown and way, via Relay
430-Bsltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express.
trederlek, via Relay. Stops ct Annapolis juno
"a :45-Peint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.)
ze-bslfI9re, Re-, ANNAPOLIS and Wy Stations
tnsburg and Way, via Relay. Stops at Hy ats
ct sG sas va Wsy T ss Citations
7:30-BaltimOre and Laurel Express.
10 ;50-Pitsburg Cincinnati and st Louis Exprees
945aBaltimore, Hyattsvtlle and Laurel Express
ITO .U0-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
press. sleeping Car to New York, and Special
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
Ali trains stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore
apd Ohio ticket offices. Washington Staten, and
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the CITY
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MKKICAN INDIAN EXrRniTIoS.-A despatch Il
the Galveston Ne'rS from san Antonio Tex.s
says reports from Mexico state tnar a military
expe1ill0n for the determination OF the In
dams about Santa Rosa, Ia COahUilR, IS being
organized under the successor OF General Ire,
VIVA 10 move In three columns. under Colonies
Garcia. CisDeroS and Pedro A. Valdez The
object is 10 provide security for life and prop.
erty and % open a larSe settlement.
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TEyRFsTEE'S SALE OF THREE STORY
Il BRICk HOUSE, NO. liz FOURTH STREET

VlREsTEE's SALE OF A THREE STORY
Il BRIGK HoSSE, NO. liz FOURTH STREET
By virtue of deed Of trust dated Febru- 81
airy 2Oth 1877, duly recorded in Lber Si7, hss8
folo Is, one of the land records for the Dis-k.R.
trict OF Colbia and at the request of the parties
secured, We will SELL at public auction, In front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE BOTH, Day
or MARCH, A. ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the
following described real estate, situated in the City
of washington. ID. c ., to Wit: All that certain
piece or parcel Of ground, known and distinguished
as being part OF lot numbered eighteen (1S). in
square numbered seven hundred aGd e.ghty-fv
$50, beginning for the same at a point ninety.
three t93 feet north from the southeast corner OF
said square, and running thence north on the line
OF 18th street east seventeen I'D feet and three 90
llches thence west ninety seven (91) feet; thence
south seventeen Cd feet and three CD inches;
thence east ninety seven (9D feet to the place of
beginning, together with the improvements &c
Terms One-fourth cash, and the balance in elk
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with In
terest at per cent. per annun d. secured by 8 deed
Of trust On the property sold, all cash at option
Of the purchaser 800 deposit at time OF sale and
all conyeyanclng at cost OF purchs ser. Terins TO
be complied with in seven days from day Of sale
otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of tine defautin
purchaser after five days advertisement
BRAiNARD III. WARNER
WILLIAM 81. DOHERTY,
!. 7. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. lnarI8> 60
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HE STAB lcil announce The occurrence IF BRrHs
ne same as marriages and deaths. WEers persons
ffeTesfor so desire. In most European countries
there such authorized are common,
they are justly considered TO BE- Of quite as much con-
sequence, net only % relatives and friends but 10
community an general either Of the Others and IL
a obrjoS that the observance q! the same custom IN
tfs country irOttLd frequently q.oBs 10 b. Of greGf
GUpdntdgs il more rags THAI one.
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LASGR PURCHtsKs or COAL LtNps-Ths
rEtShargh CNro7fc'e says {. =. senator DAVIS
y. YVES, NlIIiniS, has lately purchased langley
OF coal lands s!ong the line az me ..llnk which
20. 10 bat.InoIe and Ohio railroad is 10 build be-
Nm wheeling and Rellevcrnon. Among
lit g puIVhaSts IL that OK the coal under the
Eyers and NcMulen farms ana undaT the ,arr
VI lIe heirs or John Arnold. IN Franklin
toNlship, Washington county, 400 acre. In All
al $40 an rCfe-SSo Co.,. IL is also said that
he has purchased .oO0 acres OF coal o. pa
run. " ashirgton county.
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SENATOR CARrHATER'S FSrATE.-ScnRtor Car
penttT leit 20 viii. His estate Is estimated TO
be worth from 1928, 900 TO $3.50 OO0 Mrs. car
renter has retained eX-Jujge jeremiah Black
10 mSnage the affairs or her husbands estate
MIS-. carpenter has given Up her residence n
aSnlG Gton. anu will remain with friends
ubui Senator Carpenters remains are for
wSTGed 10 Milwaukee and IN the future Hifa
AeI family. VIII reside there
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TIE ELECTRIC LIGHT is used with admirable
effect In the present representation OF "The
Black Crook at Niblo's, New YORK. II is ap.
piled to the Incarnation scene with startling
reeults. Ii flames from the eyeless sockets OF
tho neororoopoer- "S"ll- crackles along the
whole stage with unearthly brilliancy In the
duel scene electric wires run through the
handles OF the swords OF the combatants and
when the blades meet circuit Is completed
and flashes Of lightning play around the
weapons In most diabOlical fashion. This is
probably the first time that electricity has
been SO Systematically applied TO stage pur-
poses.
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TIE IySCBING OF NsGRo.-A negro namea
Felix Barres last FRIDAY made an assault
UPON Miss Lizzie Johnson. respect able young
NGy oil Sparta, Ca cas- soon as the crime be-
came known a party ofindgnant citizens pur-
sued BarEes. ana upon catching him, hung
him 10 tree snd then filled his body with
bullets. The action CT the young men Il SIS
tanned ty pubic sentiment and nothing VIII
lie done
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TKnsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PPh sO dha o. TIE kl6aE BqAD, WEsT
BUTCHER OR MARKET GARDENER
By, virtue Of q certain deed of trust, exc "a
1 IN dsy q ss iao s Of
land records Of the District of Columbia. aud by
sS hsSaS be OF the naE IT, qsb &
debtedness secured, the undersigned will offer, at
sss on the fo
aSifx ae a premises to Ysm tina. part
the Ridge Road. west Of 6eorseto xn, beginning at
bounded hickory tree, standing at the beginning
Tie goth line Of ssid Alliance reversed rsd0 she @ic
bounded stone standing on the east line of the
HlGss Road, and being at the end of the 18th line
line thereof the two following courses and dis
dssssos south 1s degrees east - perehes south
south 81 degrees east az s. 10 perches to an inter-
secuon with The 2lst line of said Alliance, and
cunning Containing Ii acres FOODS and nd 81 Ie p e
ches, more or less, and being the same land con
Jackson. trustee by deed reeordee in ny ber n
r. l. TOTO 90, ct seq, one of the land records for
The improvements are a dwelling house,
slaughter house and other buildings especially
Terms Of sale: $500 in cash tof which one
hundred dollars must be deposited st the time of
the sale) the balance in equal stalments at one
chaser bearing interest, aud deed Of trust of the
property: TX the terms are not complied with in
seyea days after sale the Trust reserves the right
to resell the property upon one weeks notice.
taxes paid to January l, 1881. Conveyaucing at
the cost of the purchaser.
marl4-dts JOHN MILLER, Trusteo.
sFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the illness of the Trustee until MON
DAY, MARCH 18th. same hour and place. m26 II
~ HEABOFE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED.
owing to the continued sickness of the Trustee,
until TUESDAY, April 9TH, same hour and
place. marzS-dts
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THK TRIAL OF THE AsSASsINS Of the Car will
commence on the 30th instant. 1t has bee n
decided to proceed against the woman Sophie
Pleohsky separately. General Mellkon has
ordered proceedings TO be taken against the
Russian newspaper, the st. Petersburg G1zette.
The Nihiiist prisoners viii be CHARGED with d.
rect completely with the murder OF the Gar
and various other state crimes. Sophie Pleof-
Sky is believed to have carried the bomb which
caused the death Of the Gar
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WALTER u. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.,
w 1u0l, corner 10th and D ats. northwest


TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
sfREET; AND ALSO On SECOND STREET,
BETWEEN q STREET AND MASSACHU-
SET1S AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of three deeds of trust dated the -
9th day Of May and the 18th and Goth days 10
OF June. A; d, 1877 respectively. and re -1..4.
corded in hber 500 folio 1873; Hber $50, folio as,
and nber 500, folio lis, respectively, of the land
records OF the District of Columbia and at the re-
oersigned Trustees, will sell at public auction In
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, The 29TH
DAY or MARCH, A. ID. 1881. AT O'CLOCK 2. NJ,
parts OF Lots ten. eleven. twelve. thirteen. four
teen, fifteen and sixteen, of Warmers su bdivision
OF lots ore and two. in square north of square
number che hundred and seventy seyen, (l77,) the
twenty. twenty one, twenty two, twenty three,
twenty -four and twenty five Of Wilson's subdi.
vision Of the above lots ten, etc. So recorded in
the surveyors office OF said District with the i'm
Also ty virtue Of deed OF trust dsted the 5th
day OF May, 1877. and recorded in Hber $50, folio
Trustees will sell at public auction in front Of the
hereby. on WLDSfsDAY, IaE s6TA DAY OF OF
tsn, in Perham's subdivision of lot eight in s',uare
number five hundred and sixty five. (565 } with
the improvements. Each OF Sid lots is improved
arately, and the sale will continue until an amount
10 received to cover sll liabilities under the said
trusts
Terms OF sale for each lot One third cash; bal
chasers notes 1t six per cent from day of sale and
deed of trust: deposit Of Sl00 each lot wiz be
required All conveyanclns at purchasers cost If
the terms OF sale are not complied with i'll five days
the Trustees reserve the right to resel at five days
notice at defa9l,ing purchasers cost.
H MM; y; w T9F2 aTIhKD Trnses.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO. AQcts
marie, Is, 81. %. 25.2S.29
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The New York board OF aldermen has author
lied the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
pany to lay wires snd erect lamps In the
City for supplying electricity for illumination.
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nUScANsoN BROS apctIoncers,
~ 9Th and ID streets northwest.

1KESTEEo SALF OF FOUR STORY BRICK
HOJSi ~ j., De TWEEN ELEVEN I'll AND
TWE1 Ill S4ltkb y NDhTHNESr L,
IRON ~ 80 ON PESNSILFaNi AVENUE.
Al Al TIOS-
by virtue ~ a deed # trust 20 me. bearing SoA
date 2Jth day IL January, 4 ID SO aid n5SH
duly recorded Ia lib No. SOS, folio $50, -A-IA.
one o. the laIt record for the District II OOlitu
bia, and by direction IF The party cured thereby
viii sell. - pun u ctIoE. IN front of the prem
Ises, on ltEStfAG THE 5TH DAY or APRIL, \ ID.
-leSl. At 80 O'CLOCK M. all that tsiu piece
or parcel q ground SIT nae and lying in said city
Of GShlEl ton, ard being suOSn and described as
\ part OF lot number q niue 90. in square num-
tered three hundred and twenty three (}l3), said
part Ct lot Dlae being next adjoining to lot num-
bered ten (it1 in SID square. sn1 having u front
on ID Al rect uJrth # twenty (2l fe-. aud running
back with that width tne whole depth of said lot,
and beng the same which yy ei to William
Grippe 10y Jacob AiSler b. deed recorded in Liber
ID No. ., fo..O ]. Of TIE land records fGF Na-hng
Ton COUNTY. said District, together with all the
1mprovCrDs n;s, ways, easements nights, privileges
and appuriensHCes II the same belonging or III any
manner appertaininZ.
Terms One-quai ter cash; balsnce in one, two
and three years with 6 per cent interest per an
mum notes to be secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold. Uonveyancnx, sc, at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with III Ave days;
othervlse te trustee resyrN the iSt to resell at
The rlSR and cost IT -defsultin1 rchaser upon
s1yuS tyc days notice OF such resal3 in some news
paper published in WsshinEt0n. ID G.. A deposit
OF $40 wall DE required at time Of sale
GEORGE Il. u. WHITE.
mara d&ds Trustee.
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A PIN IN THE WRONG PLACR.-MisS De Frame
Gale, young lady OF Norwich, has been Ill for
upwards OF three years with a bad cough,
which did not yield to treatment. and the ply
sician pronounced her disease consumption
During the latter part OF last week for three sue
cessiSe days. she coughed more than usual, a nd
On saturday morning during severe spell she
coughed up pin that had evidently been
cling around In the throat aud lungs for
some years. From fhe size OF the heal it was
evidently an ordinary pin when swallowed.
The action OF The acids OF the system how
ever, has reduced IL TO ABOUT one half the Or
igiLal length, and the lover part OF the re-
maliing port on was worn as small as the
flLtst silk or thread. How long the pin has
been swallowed she does not know, but from
the TACT that she IS now rapidly recovering It
Is supposed 10 have been about three years,
the period OF her illness.
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WILLING TO BE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF
NIEGINIA.-Mr. John s. Wise, son OF the late
Governor Henry A. Wise and the defeated re-
adjusteT candidate for Congress at the recent
election, las published letter announcing his
Willingness to be candidate for governor OF
Virginia II the nomination ls rendered him by
the readjusterS Mr.. Wise expresses great con-
fidence In the ability OF his party to carry the
state next fall, lauds the course Of Senator Ma
hone, and expresses the opinion that &c is the
Wisest course Tor the whole south to pursue
and Particularly for Virginia.
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HON. CARTER HARRISON OF Chicago. has been
renominated for mayor by reclamation by the
democratic city convention. Most of the other
city officials were also renOmfnated
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BENSIEGER, Auctioneer.

VIII FELL, in front of the premises, on kxA
1UEeDAY, MARCH 10Th, AT PM =. Lot 3. mn
Ia Square 29i, lot 80 feet by 50 fre situate t4AH.
on street, between 18th and Is b streets north
west, improved by Drlck sta lie with hall over
stable. now occupied sale stable under rent -
. good tenant
Terms $500 cash; balances in one, two. three,
four, i've and Elk years. al per mt interest:
JOHN BLtGH.
BENSIEGER, Auct- mar25-3t
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ANOTHER UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-The
Brooklyn On. " Underground railroad conn.,
papy has been organized, with capital OF
81 00e, ten per cent. paid In. Its route ex
tends from the Sands-street end of the Brook
Ign bridge to Flatbush, where it connects with
the Prospect Park, Flatbush and Coney Island
railroad Its cost Is estimated at the rate of
81 100000 mile. though there viii not be a
mile OF tunnel,
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoNTRo-
HERsY.-President Billings, OF the Northern
Pacific railroad company, referring to the state
ment OF Mr. Willard concerning the stock OF
that road says - There has been no new is
sue and no increase OF the Northern Pacific
stock. The whole issue was provided for by
the plan OF reorganization, and the whole
stock exchange. The stock now In question
was held 10 trust by the treasurer for those to
whom the plan said 1t should 60. | have here
tofore hoped 1t would go out gradually as the
road was built, but parties In interest Claimed
tbsf they were entitled TO its delivery. and
counsel so decided, and it was distributed in
stead OF being longer held In trust"
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IN GEORGETOVN:

forty nine (49), in square thirty t30l' with inn
piovements thereon, beins the Old Town House
CINE House may be used by the District until
new Engine House is constructed: but the purcha-
ser shall he allowed rental therefor at the rate OF
six per cent on the purchase money for Such use
Part Of lot two hundred and forty five t245l, in
square uinety-nine (99>.
The terms Of sale are one half OF the purchase
money in cash, and balance in six and twelve
months with Interest at six per cent secured by
deed of trust on the property purch ssed.
deposit OF one hundred dollars down at time OF
sold.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids if, in their Judgment, the pro
By order of the Commissioners.
mis-, f&s.4t WILLIAM TINDALL, Secretary.
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DISASTROUS FIRB IN ELIZABETH \. J.-At ELI
abel. j., Saturday night, the largest fire
that has occurred there for years took place
ycaused by the upsettiDg and exploding OF
Kerosene lamp In AnGerson's cornlce and lam
bTequin store. The buildings In that vicinity
being Old wooden structures, the flames spread
rapidly, and quarrel among firemen allowed
the fire TO gain greater headWay. One.third of
the block was destroyed.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auo.ioneers.
DUNOaNsoN BROS. Auctioneers,

hUNUANEUN BRUS., AucIlOleer5,
kECEiFER'S SALE OF UNDERWRITERS
WAGON, COffISS, &C.
by virtue OF al order issued by tho Supreme
Court of tAe District of Coinmba in EQUITY can "a
No; LBS. docket 90, Will sell at public suction
on utSpA1 MOANING. MARCH 18th. 1881 AT
II O'CLOCK, 81 the auction rooms of Duncapson
Bros, corner 9th aid ID streets northwest, One
hdertaker's Wagon, Two Coffius, One Wal Desk,
Curtains, &c, &c. WM KING
Receiyer of the late firm of W. :. sisournsy.
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AN OPERA COMPANY ~ TROUBLE-At the
close OF The opera OF ''Olivette." given by Henry
Lsurents company In Newport. X. l., Saturday
night, the sheriff called upon Mr.. Laurent with
% warrants OF arrest, which had been sworn
out by members OF the company for pay over
due. Three OF the wTitS were subsequently
withdrawn. The treasurer OF the Providence
opera House furnished the money, and Mr.
Laurent and Mile. Corelli withdrew from the
company. substitutes being provided for the re-
maindef of the season.
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4 COMMISSIONERS BALE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGToN March II, 1881.
In pursuance of the third and sixth sections OF
act OF Congress, approved March 8, 1881, the fol-
lowing property OF the District will be offered for
sails at public auction on THURSDAY. TIE 3lsT
INSTANT, IN front Of the premises, commencing at
O'Clock p. IN p, with the lot first named herein,
and continuing IN the following order:
IN WARRINGTON
All OF lot three CD, in square three hundred and
eighty-two (3a2l, and Improvements thereon,
known as the Central Guard House: situated on
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
northwest, containing TO- 594 square feet Of ground,
more or LEGS.
Part of lot three t3). square four hundred and
ninety H9Ol, situated on the north side of street,
between ~ and 9th streets northwest, Co ntaining
4, 272 square feet OF ground, more or less.
certain parcel in square south Of square one
hundred and eighty one QSl), BEGINNING at point
the north side of street 1rthwest forty eight
feet two inches west Of the west line of 10th street.
running thence long street westerly eighteen
feet; thence northerly sixty-two and fourteen
hundredths feet to Massachusetts avenue; thence
southeasterly along said avenue nineteen ands six
ty nine hundredths feet; thence fifty four and
twenty seven hundredths feet south to the oint of
beginning on street.
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DION BoUCICAULT DELIVERED IyCTrRR I'm
Boston last night on Ireland" Ia which he
referred to that country as the Cinderella nj
the British family Many land leaguers were
present, including President p. A. Collins, OF
the League OF America. The general impress
sion at the close was that Boucicault did not
declare himself sufficiently, and that he had
better have left all unSaid His STYLE action,
and attempts at gesture were not characteristic
OF good lecturer
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A GHOST WITH A PURPosE.-For some months
the residents OF the Third ward, South Bethle-
hem, Pa. have been seriously alarmed at dif-
ferent titeS by what they called a ghost. A
watch was set and it was found tn at man
who wanted to buy some property In the
nefghborhood cheap fixed upon culvert as his
headquarters, from which he made salIies In
the traditional attire to accomplish his pur-
pose. He was caught IN the culyert In his
ghostly habiliments.
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WHY Young hALLOCH WAS ACQUITrBD.-It
has transpfred that the deliberations or the
jury In the Kalloch case at San Francisco
which resulted In young Kalloch'S &C
quittal, were mainly regarding the six. shot
theory OF the defense, and that seIf-defense
alone was the ground or the verdict, transit
tory mania be rejected
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SOCIHWE IT, WELLINGTON. d. C..
~ sIrtoe OF decree OF tie supreme Court -
OF me eistrtct Of Columbia, passed the S.h rI3
Jay q December, A D. 1aSO. in Equity -.
cause no I4l5. doc. 10. wherein Mary J. Spiel
MAJ ana others we're compialna1ts. and Ih0m1 rs
- StreeVe and others we're Defendants, shs! sell
Al p Due auction, in front OF tue premises,
on " WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th DAY or APRIL, a IL:
1Sel, Al O'CLOCK M, the foGoslnf 1escrl bed
rea. estate situate in the city OF Wsshin9tons
District ot Ceiu .sbia aid beng tue east thirty
$50 feet frort by the depth Of lot teen as. a
FQusre four hundred AID SIXTY SIX $50 tosesner
" ith The rrEtIuents. Consisting OF a two stCry
brick dive Ing house C0Itta,nfGE nine rooms.
Terms O.-e fourth cash. bIiance il three equal
lnstaIlment- st sII, twelve Ard oi<Atesn months,
with interest ct seven per cent per aEnIu, and Sc
cured By e ED of tra+t Oh tbs property sold. or
Al cash 4. purchasers option slJJ deposit vii be-
reQuired ~ time Of saIe. Ali Cohveykncng aud
recording at purchasers cost IL ter "a of sale
are not compiled witt u ten days the Tfus &c
thsgisht t. resell the property az the risk
and cost O tie defa'tldng purchaser after five
lays awe F,-EiUg
SIDNET I. THOMAS. Trustee.
Address, 459 IL st-eat northwest.
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NkW YOEH- ROTTERDAM.

The first class Steamers Of this Line.
''AMSIERDAMh "ROTTEEDAM,"
SOHIEDAM," "W. A. SOHOLTEN."
"P. CALAND," aud "MAAS,"
Carrying the q g. Mails to the Netherlands, leave
EESDAY. ~
let Cabin. sec. SO. I'd Cabin, s45- $50. Steer
age, s26. II. CAZAUX, General Agent AZ south
William ct: New York. For passage apply to W.
e. METZRROTT & co. 925 Pennsylvania ave.,
Washington; or L. II. JOHNSON, Agent National
safe Deposit Building. corner New York ave. and
1otI ST. northwest jan17