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sular OF the Liverpool Cotton. Brokers' As
| cociatlon says: "Cotton opened quietly,
| with downward tendency. During the
past two days 1t has been depressed and IT.
| regular, and business was limited. To-day
| (Tbursday) there was more demand
aud the market was hrmer, but
quotations are considerably reduced.
American was in small demand and
being freely offered. Quotations aIe
reduced 3 l6d. In Sea Island. business in
creased but rates are unchanged. Futures
opened dull and gradually weakened until
wednesday, when prices showed q decline
OF firthiDg. On Thursday there was a re-
action and 332d. OF the decline was re-
gained, but this was again partially lost ut
close"
DECISION on THE QUESTION OF TAXING Az
OATH OR AFFIRMATION.
LONDON, March lin the Queens Bench
division. IN the action brought by person
named Clarke 10 recover Ej00 penalty from
Mr. Bradlaugh for having sat and voted in
the House Of Commons without having
taken the oath, Mr.. Justice Mather gave
judgment that Bradaugb's defence that the
right TO lake an affirmation instead OF an
oath is allowed in courts of law was wrong.
From this decision Bradlaugh Will prOba-
bly, appeal.
OTHER ITEMS.
LONDON, March lt.-In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon. Mr.. John +. Gerst,
Conservative member for Chatham, gave
notice that ne would on Monday next move
for a writ for an election at Northampton in
place OF Mr.. Charles Bradlau=h.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying 10 question,
said he believed that neither Sir Evelyn
Wood nor the BoeIs had proposed the ar
mistce, but that Mr.. BrleDd. President Of
the Orange Free State, had done 80. The
question OF appointing commissioners TO
examine into the matters in dispute, be
said. is under consideration by the Govern
ment, but all rumors about peace negotia-
tons are either premature or groundless.
LONDON, March 1l.-The newspapers
generally remark on the way in which par
! lamentary iatleues are apparently telling
on Mr.. Gladstone since the accident he re-
Gently met with.
| In the House Of Commons this afternoon
| Mr.. Gladstone said he hoped that II his
proposal 10 facilitate business IN the Com
mittce OF supply was acc,d-d TO be would
be able To devote Thursday week 10 The de-
bate on the Clrdahar question.
Tlcre are Gfly supplementary votes Of
money TO he taken before the close Of the
financial year.
IT was proposed to fix the portion Of The
AfghaD-war expenses to he borne by lndi2
at Gj ,0G0, 00G, which will partly be met by
the remission OF the e2.000.000 debt due by
India, and partly by a series OF animal grants
to India.
Edmund Yatcs's new evening paper. tb'
cuckoo, this afternoon asserts that though
dscrcdit is thrown on the rumOred Cabl
net changes. they will become toitS accom-
phS after Easier, Lord Harrington takins
the War Office.
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

hIfHWVNDs MaftH Il i, 1907
SALES.
WHEAr.-Whiie. 20 bushels good at St.2O: a.
bushels prime at Sl.2S. Mixed, 446 bushels good
fl 20 As bushels fair al Tl.l5.
CoEs.-Whle. 298 bushels very GOOD al SIC |:
go bushels very good at 56c.: "a bushels good Al
55c. Mixed, 80 bushels yerv gopd al 5.Jc: 80
SIC.
OATS-20 bushels common sprlng n, 45c.
BLACKEYE PEAS.-l6 bushels at 75c. (: : bu. IL
els at zoe.
bushals NJ Stc
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MORE ARRESTS OF LAND. LEAGUEES.
DUBLIN, March ll.-Seycral more arrests
Of Lrnd-Lca.ucrs were made early this
morning, and more are expected to be made
this afternoon.
ORANGE RELItF FOR BOYCO1TED" Pro-
TESrANT RECTOR.
DUBLIN. March IA party consisting Of
seventeen Orange labor ers, engaged by the
Emergency Committee, left the Brood
Stone terminus last evening for Galway. en-
route for Ballylnakll. COnnemara, TO assist
the Protestant rector, Canon Fleming-ihe
same gentleman who was recently hred al,
and who for 4 long time has been Boy
cotted" on account OF sectarian amnesty.
Eich laborcr is armed with fl and re-
volyer, which they 1re allowed to carry by
special Government license. They will be
conveyed from the Galway coast by the
frigate NalorouS, the journey by road
through COnnemara being deemed danger
Gus, owing to the popular excitement.
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gy Photographic.

>-,.,,. NorE March IL N0On--StOckS slf'hs'
ton.V :; rer cent. tNchange-Long' 40; sh"r-'
iSOX state bonds duil. Government qutel. to,,s
Ercnfn0.-Soney, 3G6 per cent. EN MI. ~ =
i0i: new AS, II1s; new As 49, states NUN
ina ,.,rn,vr YESTERDAY.
xr,v YopK. March ii The POSTS financial aril-
, s,v. The stock Exchange markets were sYiht
yrhat nm, ettpd at The opening ana III tile eAIY ue
ings but became steadier Is the na1 s" u.
III ~ we write sre strong. Unitei states
an 1 ~ nor cent. bonds, which Yesterday
aannci,ora i.aL. are To-Day Sq4 above Tue
49,, mi -. Railroad bonds are Irregular,
hut generally lower, the decline rAus.ss
Sron kn29 per cent, the htter iOr
Texas and Pacific Income Iahd xrah Us. III ~
,hiS ner cent. has been recovered. The genera
ma lei opened AZ decline OF ga Us per cent? ihe
axceniion BeIng Lake shore, Iron Mouh.sln'
Tcs,ern Umon telegraph, and NllwduAte aiin -
PanI, which were adh higher. IeIs was sne lI a a
fn,ber decline OF .erl per cenl. ms mas oev,,
follOwed by an advance OF aeG%;1' anu a. "V a,s
The market is dull aud steady 10 strong me .ss 10
m,rtet /, fairly EASY to-day With per cent: he 3
ruIiug rate for call loans the quotation D1lpE -
nor cent There Is Comparatively Ille s"iHs
~ time loans, but for the last rev NeeA1I
leading stock Exchange nrlas nave 100 =
on time paying as high as o pr cent LOT "a, ~
months One Of these Trims Is reporte" ~ 70 %.
h.ying ohtained eight million dollars IN lns way
Prime mercdnlile paper Is 3Ao per cent. INC ,la
Vel for foreign exchange quiet out larry s,esoy
rsies which warrant gold imports he possen w.
sc,usI rates are 479d 419i, aud 4slt@isz; Al ~
| HES are 4s2@4s2a, aud prime eonmereiai o''
The following quotations were current to-day u
w %ss.sr "a Union, llosi American Unien' sos
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CaOcKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.
ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

NJ c T. 6 q o ID 5.
Fine POCKET. BOOKS aud PURSES for ladies' And
gentlemen. $780,, 49,,
aud Calf SKIN. M. 81, 49,, - ,,
pocket = GOLD PENS IN great variety; All
hands can be- suited. 49,. ,,o,.
VtsiTiNG- and WEDDING.CAGD- printed or en-
gra,ed IN fashionable style LITTER aud
EnTE-PAPER.and ENVELOPES, BY the resn,
1uire, and IN bONcs; STATIONERY or every
deScripti0u for the COuDilng-room once. and Ter
every purpose; BLANk-BOOks and PAPER
RO\Fs made % order.
NH 6ooDLIoL ~. ~ /, y stIi.".
DEST BOOKS FOR A TRiFLE.-RAN-
Is DOLPH X ENGLISH are agents for the
STANDARD BOOKS published by FUNK 4 CO.,
of which catalogues mailed free.
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE. BY mall shs
cost Is from 20 TO 20 per cent more Catalogue
free.
HUMBOLDT LiBRARY-20 Nos. at lSc. The bss,
hooks on popular science.
FRA skklN-sQUARELlB hhkf-ioo NOS 'S's-
lOgues free. ...
parsments ol Literature is al 1902 and 1904 Main
street. mn V-o1w
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RAiLXCAD. I
SCHEDULE Or TRAINS.
y TAKING EFFECT AUGUST 10, 1880
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 +. VI. Leave Richmond daily Except sun
day. connecting a. Vest Point on
AZ ESDAY, THUR DAY. AMI SAT-
URDAl with steamers for all land
Tugs on the York river aud for BSlti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
800 4. NJ Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
iO:l5 A. ". dsyj, connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY. WEDNE>D
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY;
with steamers FOR New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; With steamers for Provi:
dencs and Boston on TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
lO.O0 A. NJ Arrive at Richmond daily leIcept
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY With steamers from Bati'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ p. M Arrive a, Richmond daily except
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer Of freigh, az Richmond % " from
southern points. Cars run through between ALBANIA
refaihsndiRg and dispatch, With loves. rates.
guaranteed.
Tnroash bills OF isding, with guaranteed rates
ifsued 20 all northern and western coints.
FOR information. amply at once OF the company
7 senty-third and box streets, Redmond Va ,
AGis n. II. DOUGLAS. SstFrintsndsnts
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.ArLaOAD Ixuxs.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from aud TO Richmond Jan. 10, 1881:
Leave. SO" 4. ". a SON. r II. 1906 r X.
ArIye..-.l 500 r. N. 900 A. ". 7I5 ".
For further details. spplv at $40 Main street. or
Chesapeake aud ohio railway depot ticset 0ffce.
CONWAY r.. HOWARD.
tal5 q. Il. aDs r. Agent.
ID ICHMOND AND EG1ANY
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE oP TRAINS 70 AND FROM RICH
NOSD AND WTLLiAMsON's.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
4I0 Il. ". Passenger, d.liy except Snnday). ar
rlSlng at Brepio Blnf sos a. ".
1880 A. VI. Freight aud pssscDg leaves daily lex.
cepI -.Dd,y). arrf; Ing at Bfemo Binn
sos y. w..
LEsrE BHfAO BLUFF.
$40 \. VI. Passenger, daty i-xceDt Sundsyl, ar.
riyinx IN PlcnmonS 1910 A. NJ
1923 A. VI. Freight and Passenger. dsily fexceps
Sundayh arriving IN Richmond COS
Pm.
LEAVE SfLLtANsON's.
$50 A. NJ. Freight aud PasSbpr. daily EXCEPT
snndayh arriving Bschsnan l:l0 l..
".
LEAVE BUCHANAN
200 y. VI. Freight and Passenger. daily (exceps
sunday, arriving Wilismson's Gas
Pm.
Packets leave Columbia a. N. Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS. and ~llurcays.
Close connection AT Wtiamson'S with Chesapeake
aud ohio railroad to points east and west.
d. :. BARBOUR.
General rrcieht aud Ticket Agent.
DKCATrR AxrhLt, General Mnnsger. fe IL
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rAEINt gSThLLIGENCh.

uAFLNE gSTELLiGENCh.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARcH II, 1891.
san rises ......... 500 IIGH TIDE.
Moon sets......... i:I9 Evening. ......... 2:37
PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH l,lSsl.
ARRIVED.
steamer TIGER Lily, WathaH, James River land-
ms mei, handse, and passeI gt n, Grimm Sprat-
leg, agents.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York nier'
rhandise ana passengers. George ". Allen x Co.,
agents. 80 =. . &c..
Stcqncr Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United S'atet
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. Talam
agent.
CLEARED.
The British bark Brazilian. with carg} 81 l,912
barrels I nour. valued al Sl3 srs, shipped b> he
HaNall CicnshaW Company, cleared YESTERDAY Tor
Bahia.
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FREDERICKSBURG

DICE MOND, FREDERICKSBU
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROA b.->Chedule CONE
ncncing MONDAY, February 81, 1881.
4iS A. n, leaves BNid STR, et statCu daily; stops
only at Milford aud FreisI ick burg.
S:25 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station DAILY lex
cept sunday.
ass +. NJ, leaves By,d-Slreet station daily.
a:jS L. NJ, Accommodation for junction, leaves
Broad-Sireet station daily except sun
ddySl
1905 L. VI, arrives at Byri-Sireet station daily.
3:l3 L. NJ, arrives at ByfG-Sueet station daily
makes no local slOirs.
9:js L. W., arrives AZ Byrd Street station daily
Except sunday
Sal \. NJ, Accommodation. arrives at Broad
Street station daily ieNcspt sunday.
{. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent.
T.. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
ie 20
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD,

NFIENANDOAH VALLE1 RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING AT WAYSESBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
TRAINS now RUNNING FROM WAYNES-
BORO' TO SHENANDOAH iRON-WORkS.
Commencing December 2, 1880:
Leave Wayne sbOro' for
Shenandoah IRON
Works................. 800 \. VI. and 3:i0P VI.
Leave Shenandoah
IrOu-W ORR for
Waynes6or0'. ........ $50 \. VI. and 1920 T.. VI.
Arrive at shenandoah
lron-WOrks al. ,ll3O A. VI. ard 500 i. VI.
Arrive at WayneS-
boro' at............... $40 4. VI. aud 240 =. VI.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, super iniendcnt,
HagerstowD. VI =;
MM G.. MACDOW ~ l., gen. ARcut,
Philadelphia, Pa;
CHARLES +. HATCH,
General Freight aud Pass. Agent,
deli Isger,iOwn. Nd.
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Personal NEWS ITEMS.

United States Marshal Lewis was at the
Senate to day. He claims that with so eX-
teDsive district be could not know OF
every derelc,ion Of his deputies. lie had
been sick for long time and unable TO at.
tend TO the active duties OF his office.
Wherever deputy was found to be crook
ed he has promptly removed him. The
names OF seventeen postmasters were sent
to the Senate to-day, but none OF them
were for offices south Of the Potomac. DR..
Gimer and Mr.. Reddy were both at
the Capitol to-day. The former thinks
his name will be sent in. Hon. George ID.
Wise aud DR.. WIthers, OF Richmond, were
in the Senate during the debate to-day
The latter Is coming to Washington 10 re-
side. His place Of business will be In the
St. Cloud building. Senators Cameron anu
McDill will be here Monday and add two 10
the strength Of The Republicans. TIE DEM
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NEW YORK, March ll.-Cotton-Set receipts,
1874 bales: gross. 1927 bales futures closed firm
sales. lI2 600 ha'es: March, Sl0.6S@'r 10 80
April, SIO.6sMf1O 90; MAY, $40 800 $lO.sO
June. SIO.s9Msl0 90; july. 10000 sll; Au-
$1,000: October. illGtll O3; November
fIO.OPMSIOIO: Decemb,r. slO.2l@!lO.23.
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DEMOCRATIC SENATORS IN Caucus.

WAsHINGrON. March 1l.-TEe Democratic
senators held a brief caucus this morning.
and unanimously agreed to carry out the
programme heretofore agreed upon for the
immediate organization OF The senate COM
mitets. Rumors Of a compromise with the
Republicans for \ division Of the control OF
the Senate have no substantial foundation.
No such proposition was considered at To-
DAYS meeting. and prominent Democratic
senators say they have not heard OF any
proposition 0: this kind from either side.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR AT opENroN, Nd
BLOODY INDICTMENT BETWEEN NEGROES AND 4
sHEkfffS POSSE fN MISSISSIPPI

FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR AT opESroS. Np-A
BLOODY ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN NEGRoEs AND A
shkkfffS POSSE II MISSISSIPPI.
br. L. Clay Maddux, OF Baltimore was shot and
Killed at odenton, Anne Arundel county, Md.
during light that arose over an election quarrel.
Dr Maddcx was a member OF party from Balti.
more, who visited the polls II had been an.
hounced that one person nom each party inter.
eSied would be allowed te go in and witness the
counting a the votes, hut they not permitted
20 10 ~, though a number OF Baltnoreans were, it
Il alleged. already I'm the main room DIR Naddux
Took position at the door or window OF the POLL
lny place and refused 10 let anybofy go inst4e A
RESIDENT OF the county made an attemrt u ret in
anu was. II is said. reDu~,d by the Doctor Pistols
Mere drawn immediately by both parties and an
Participating About twelve shots were finad DIR
MadduN was shot I'm the back by some person "a
see uhkhoWn and died before he could be taken In
the house. He underworld 10 sneak but could nof
he understood. The remains were placed in the
polling place Dr. Maddux WAS forty-five years
old, a natiNe OF fauquier county Va a surgeon in
the confederate service during the war hut m.
signed after personal difficulty with Gen beau.
regard and subsequently practlced medicine in
Richmond. where ne became consp,,l,ous fhrouch
a street shooting AFFAIR with journalist Sut,se-
qaentiy he quarreled with physician NJ Alex
andra, Va, and In the duel that followed Maddux
killed him.
-Four white men were Killed and two severely
wounded by negroes yesterday AT Marion station
IN mississippi The negroes opened fire the
whites AZ the polls while the election was going
on. The whites had no arms O. defend themselves
WIN, ana consequently none Of the negroes SUI
fered. one OF the men killed wasA. I. Harvey,
democratic candidate for county assessor. The
suerlu with posse of about 100 men from Meri-
dah found about 100 negroes hNTricaded I'm the
Gweillng-houSe OF their leader, Ed Vance. The
sifrin posse surrounded the house yesterday and
9eihanued Their surrender. which was refused.
Joiin vance, aged y. son of Ed Vance, riding up,
POINTED gun NJ the posse, and was shot and
hlitr a g. Warren, of the posse. was Killed in
S.IutN %! SHOT nred from inside OF the house.
Ell vance and the negroes escaped. Several ne
grpeS IN escaping Were shot at ana wounded VIII
vance, aged about 20, a son Of Ed. Vance, was
a slight wound from spent hurlet. Hardin Jones,
oil the posse. was slightly wounded. Vance and
the negroes fought desperately all day from in-
slice The house, and thus having all the advan.
t2ge, IL was difficult TO capture them.
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DIED.

DIR II On Inesday. November 3, 1881. Bt 2; 20
Brnneft, Il membrane Group. aSed four years nine
The smallest light of our home burned brightly but
To-day it burns brighter in home where there are no
Safe in the arms Of Jesus"
Safe on His gentle breast,
There by His love p'erSliaded
SWeetly his soul doth rest.
Funeral from biz parents residence No 933 sth street
p.ln. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
BRYANT. On November 3. 1881, ANNIE FULMER
Biz All, IN the fourteenth year of her
Funeral from the residence her stefatller Lewis
c. Bryant, 1928 North Tenth street, Philadelphia.
GaDk N on % Tns.aS Ne,emnr sth 1ssl at 30
ter OF Alexander and Ann Garden, the Ia
Funeral from her parents residence Anacostia Road
near tniontown, DC, Thursday, November 10th al
2oeeck Friends aud relatives cordially invited
LANGLEY. November g. 1881, at 30 AM. EVA
SADIE the only child of Charles and Annie L. Lang
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our hearts,
Fd An S bowl ~. rs down dow. with grief.
Our darling Eva sleeps
Gore, but not forgotten.
her mineral VII take place from her parents residence
1903 Virginia southwest, Friday IIth inst tx
80 pm Relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend.
MARSHALL. On November : 1881. I. FOSTER
ony son OF VIM J. and Luie O. Marshall aged fourteen
McKENNA. Departed this life Tuesday. November
8. lsol ANDREW BEfLEw. beloved son of Andrew
and Ann Mchenna. aged nineteen years aud thirteen
Funeral from the residence of his parents 25 street
southeast, thursday, 9;JO a.El Mass at St Peters
church Friends Of the family respectfully invited
baltimore and Indianapolis papers please copyI
WOCLFE. Monday evening, November 9TH. 1881.
az MS residence, 5s Green street, oetown JAMES
NJ WoULFE IN the twenty seventh year Of his age.
Faithful in all the relations Of life be rests in peace
and his memory is an honor To his name. w.
" His remains were taken to his home to Hudson. n.
y, tuesday night.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

AoNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
CHAANGERY cry, SALE s!. OF yALgABLE IMPROVED AND
GNlMPRDNED REAL ESTATE IN THE VII
LACE OF UNI0NTOWN, DC. SALE TO BE
MADE IN SEPARATE PARCELS.
By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity Causess:;
No z, 9O4, wherein William S. Martin and othersA.a
are plaintiffs and Ellen Z. Martin ers are efen
dants. the undersigned Trustee will sell at public ac
ton, N front of the PREMISES on MONDAY, the TWEEN
Il.FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER 1881, Commencing
at Two O'CLOCK NJ, all of Lots cipher co., one (I),
twenty nine t29 thirty 3ol two hundred and twenty
four (224) two hundred and twenty (225 two hum
bred and fifty esd and two hundred and ffty-
eight (25S) of the official subdivision of Upontwn
DC And in front OF lot cipher (0 after the sale of
said lots is completed, will be also offered the lot of Ave
20 acres known Lot six 90 of the division of Chi
chester) described in deed recorded in Lber GIL
at folio 3l6 &C. of the Land Records of said Dis
tricf, located on the Anacosta road.
plat of the property be at the Office of the
Anacosta and Potomac Railway Company in Unon-
town. -
This property is well known part of if being the no.
tel known The Droyer's Rest, covering and occu-
plying lots CIPHER (0), %, twenty-nine 900 and
tnirty SOD Lot 70 is improved by comfortable two
Terms of sale: One thru of the purchase money in
Tor which purchaser lis to notes secured on the
properly sold; all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit Of SlOO each lot when sold will be
required The property win be sold clear of all encun-
ORANGES and all taxes to July 1s 1881 Convey ancng
and recording at purchasers cost
WOODBURY. WHEELER.
$50 AZ street northwest
DANIEL orc. CAILAGHAN,
435 9TH street northwest,
nS-dN0S Tr1lsfp
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1881
THE GREAT
| SS1

1901 Pennsylvania ROUTE 1901
10 lb9 Aaii Hhs Shsi s AfR sRafh~hSf
r. Fr SoN NAsfEGEsT ISIS! Er'rHrsr
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot. corner
OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
an. daily; 1890 am daily, with Sleeping Cars
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati st. Louis and
chicago; $50 PM daily. with Palace Cars to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA, with
Parlor Car to Watkins and the North. at 800 a.
daily, except sunday; go pm daily, except Sat
For Wiian,sport Lock Haven and Elmira at lG: 80 a.
For New York and the East, 500 m. 10 80 m co.
l0oo and 10 10 pm On sunday zoo, 1000 aud
$50 III. daily, except sunday.
fo- Brooklyn ali through trains connect at Jer-
direct transfer to Fulton street aYoldlng double
nc Is pm Limited E1press. $50 a. daily. ex-
FOR Baltimore, &: 40. 800 s:3o 1880 a. M, and AGO.
4;20, 4:40, $40. $50. 1000 aud 10: Is pm. On
sunday 500 1880 am, 200. $40. $50. 1000
For Pope-s Greek Line GAO am and 4:4o p. m. daily
For Annapolis $40 an and 44O pm. daily. except
ALExlNDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
mp mp M ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
Tor Aexandria, 80. 100 30 and II 80 a. m. 400
800 go. go and ii 80 pm ON Sunday at
SSS) 20 and j! 80 a M; and $40 pm:
daily. and 800 ?. IN, daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Geo. sos and
M ana Zoo n n On On sunday AM, al and ID
1000 a N. 200 and 905 pm:
Tickets and information at the office. northeast
o 5th street and avenue and at the depot
Hhere orders be eft for the checking of baggage
destination from hotels and residences,
j. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
thANh THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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TTVHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CONTINUATION
CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY On TIE CON
DUlT ROAD. NEAR OLD FOUNDRY, WEST OF

GEORGETOWN, ID. &. -,
of the District Of Columbia on the 18th day of Oc Ell
tOber %, 1881 in equity cause No Z. $50, win
se at pubic AUCTION On the premises. on THURSDAY,
NOVEMBEk SEYENTEENfH. 1881, commencing q
when samuel Crown died seized situate In the county
Of Washington in the District Of Columbia west Of
Re north dde ethe Conduit road ana also fso1tns On
sccording to Subdivision. the plan Of which win be
exhibited et time Of sale. One q the lots is improved
by good Frame House.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree: One third cash;
balance in equal insaments TO be paid in Hx. twelve
option Of the purchaser. On psymsuh Of al the pur-
chaser. deposto6 $50 required ssnh lot q time Of
ale. ConyeyancanE g pnrohaSers cot 4Sarms s.e
x3sk and eost at de1Anlt1ng puruhneer.
n5-6kds WILLIAM. A. GORDON, Trustee
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