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Parable SOnnets.
among the Bedouins father In enumerating
nis chiofe en- never counts his daughters, for a
daughter Is considered a disgrace

lAmoDg the Bedoutns father In enumeratinp
Ms chliofe never counts his daughters for a
daughter Is considered disgrace.
1.
Iiyas the prophet, lingering meath the moon
Hsard fr@m a tent a child's heart witherin,, wal
h2eu Win the sorrow of the nightingale
ARC, entering, found sunk in O mysterious sgnon
s " lie maiden dreaming There alone 'N'
She baDnjed Of her father sitting pale
Meath wings Of peath~alld sights Of sorrow and
bale 'S "' =" "t-"
And pleaded for his HE in piteous tone.
saith, VIZ '"0'"tlhs prolnet
Mhne she; with eager lips. like one who tries
u - hlss cream, stretches her arSls and crIas
10 Heaven for help" Plead on sucS DI1rc love
breath, O' p''e ioNe-
geeaaes.ns the Throne, might stay the WINS Of
D6..th
That. in the Desert, fan thy fathers eyes."
The droHth- slain camels lie on every hand;
Seven eOl's await the mo ming vulture's claws.
- MID empty water skins and camel maws
The father SITS the last OF all the band
lie InGtterF, browsing DER the mOonli- sand
sleep 1sns my brow; sleep makes us all
Or. if the wings are Deaths, why Azrael draws
a ehiidiess father from an empty land"
Nay said Voice, 1.-THE wind of Azrael'. wing.
cLnd g sweet breath hath stiled SO God de-
"A camel's bell comes tinkling on the breeze.
And scents Of flowers and shadow of waving
--'' Theodors Wits
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a Boy Killed While Protecting HIS
Sister.

Tne Baltimore american Hints further mar
Ilculsrs OF the mpeier OF Thomas Northarn by
solomon Byrd near Muddy Creek. Accomse
county, va, on Monday nigh last Byrd. wno
Is young man about twenty years OF age, had
Oeen paying his addresses to Miss Northam. the
vlctlm sister, but for some cause she had for
. uaue bim ner company. On the night In QueS-
Ion, az social gathering in the neighborhood
Hneie sne vas accompanied by her brother. her
ul5nke was manifested In marked DEGREE.
when excited Byrd TO such degree that. at
.ne eiose or the party, he followed young
Northan and his sister, and when In the road
Immediately In front OF the house. he ATTACKED
lnt Young lady, using very harsh LANGUAGE
Whlcn norman, q mere boy resented In a mild
manner. pom this Byrd turned upon him g rik
ing Dim with his lefehand and srabbng him
WIN a hnife In his right hand Northam fad
70 Ine woods, Byrd pursuing HIM a short dis
90. .ahet, nut returned to his companions saving:
suuck him with my Left hand aud cut at
nIm Win my fight. ~ don't know whether I
Gut MN or not, and don't care d-nif | did,
me oody or young Northam was found next
Lhoinlng lying In pool OF blood about fifty
!a9S from the road, In the WOODS The inry
Iehoered the following verdict That Thomas
NoIl1am came 10 his death from wound in
nicleo py knife in the hands OF solomon
byId the murderer fed to Sykes Island,
Inebce over into Maryland. He came to Balft-
more on the steamer Helen last Wednesday.
ana mas probably gone west A reward has
Dtel one red for his arrest
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THE STAR FOR 1891.

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ttres, VII print all OF the news OF the day on
which II is issued. It has direct wire from itg
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bed 70 secure the latest news by its own opers-
tor from every quarter UP 70 within few mo.
ments of going 70 press It is the only evening
paper south OF Philadelphia which receives ex-
clusively the Associated Press dispatches
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OF no man, no Clique and no interest, VIII pre-
sent the fullest and the fairest picture ir cin
make OF each days passing history in tie city
tile District, the country and the world. 1t VIII
atm hereafter, as heretofore, at accuracy FIRST OF
al things In all that it publishes The circula.
ton now Is larger than at any former period in
the twenty-nine years OF It's existence.
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served by carriers In the city, 10 cents week
or Al cents month. BY mail, 50 cents .
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Address, In all cases
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneers,
~ eth and d streets northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON D. BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHWEST
At AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me. bearing k..s.
cate 23th day OF january, D 1916, and "a n
only recorded in Liher No. S08 folio $685. ~
one OF the land records for the District Of Uo,um
Dia ard by direction Of the party secured thereby
Will Sell ct pubic auction, in front of the PREM
kes. Oh TUESDAY, THE 9TH ~ OF APRIL, A u
1901, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground situate and lyieg In said cgy
OF wasnlns ton. aud being known and described as
part OF lot numbered nine 90, In square num-
Uefed three hundred and twenty three (323), SAID
part OF lot nine being next adjoining to lot mum
oefed ten Cu) In said square. End having front
on u street north Of twenty t2s) feat, and running
pscE with that width the whole depth of said lot
snd being the same which convey ed to WiIIiarn
Grupe by Jacob Aisier By deed recorded in libe-
no u, folio j. OF the land records for Washing
ton county. In said District together with all the
hApfoVehen Ms, W2yF, easements, rights, privileges
and appurtenances to the game belonging or in any
manner appertsining.
Terms: Onequalter cash: balance in one tCo
ana three years with per cent interest per an
mum notes to be secured by deed OF trust on the
premises sold. CoDveyanctns, &c, at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with In five days
otherw1se the trustee reserves the xht to resell st
the rlsk and cost of defaulting Purchaser upop
giving five days notice of such resale In some rsyys
PAPER published in Washington, ID. q. deposit
OF S2tO viii be required at time OF sale
GEORGE II. y. WHITE
Aar@o-oSds Trustee.
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1881 pFNTT TN sNf, 1Ti-rp 1881
10 TIE NORTH. WEST AND SODTHNEST
Double Track. sseei Rails.

SkSSs
-. N EsfEoT. MARCH 2isT. i 1851. AhNf
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot,
corner of sixth and streets, as follows:
For Pittsbure and The 4est $40 m. daily, with
Sleeping Cars TO fittsb1rs snd Chicago; 10 80
a m daily, with Steering Carr from Harrisburg
dElly, with Palaces Cars u Pitts9urg
BALI1MCRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
With ParIor Car 70 WatkiEs and the North, Al
= 90 Am daily, except Sunday 3 80 p. m. daily.
ssGps s Sa,aFs sssrs Sh Palace Cars to Canaan
Fer WillIsmsport. Lock Haven and Elmirs at 10 30
For New 3 9ok a saSf ts f East, 10 80 M
NJ aph lgGp PM OF y, SSGag 20 and 10 90
. 20 o. Ii. daily, except Sunday.
Fer Brooklyn. n: Y, all through trains connect st
Jersey CRY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. AZ
ils double ferriage across New York city.
For PblAdel hia, 500 s.Hl.. 1889 m. lao.
sna is &c pm Limited E Ez g a a.
IT, daily. except SUNDAY s6o non
L 40, 4 30, 40 $40. . 30 ana 10 100 p m. On
sunday. 500, 80 q. M. LAO. $40. $50 AMI
Fer Pope's Greek Line GAO NJ and 4:4O p. m.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6;40 q. La. and 443 p m. daily. ex-
Naf SSS SSB
For Alessndria. 40 7:sO. $40 and II 80 a. M.
$40. 500, $50. 300 and II 80 p. N, On sun
For Ei hmond and the South. 80 and Ii is 3. "a
Tr. naiy s az 9o M SsS eSSoept sunday
and 1000 g ;12 SO, 800. 5 100. z 100 and . 10
Pm, and II 90 midnight; On sunday at sos
ri End 10 ~ an GO snd 9;os n:
conlmocations can be procured It the ofics north
east corner Of 18th street aid Pennsyivas Ile.
anC at the depot where orders be- left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
''lue L. :. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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AT NORTHWEST CORNER UF WEST AND
ECRrH sThEETS. GEORGETOWN, D. G.
Let, A. D. 1875. snd duly recorded In hDer sssssS
IT'S, folio 213, one Of the land records OF the as-
liz front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, April.
l21n, A: ID. 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. 81, the fol-
lowing Sea cribed real estate, eituated IN George
town, D. c.: to wit: The east half Ot Lot num-
bered seventy three. G32 in BoSmead's addition
to Georgetown fronting about sixLyth rec (63) feet
Oh West street and fcrty (40) feet North street.
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms: OLe-third of purchase money, with the
expenses CT sale in cash aud tue balance in or e
AID t9 years, for which tRe notes Of the pur-
chaser with Interest At yt PER cent from date OF
sac and secured by decd Of trust on the property
SD shall be taken deposit of fifty ts50) dolla
Will be required a. time OF sale. All conyeyancing
ct purchat er's cost. If of sale ara NOT coni-
pi!.d with In seven days the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
tie defaplting chaser after five days ADVERTISE
nent FREDERICK W. JONES, Trustee.
j. L. COLDNELi4, AUctr. MARCO ", f. 10
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LIST OF SENATORS AND RESIDENCES

c; A: Arthur. Vice President, rl4 18th st, NV.
Allison. w. B., Iowa, 1924 Vermont ave- NV.
Ah a !, IL b. K, l. $50. ST. NV.
Beck, j. B., KY, 1913 l4th ct NV.
Blair. II. W. n. H.. 200 East Capitol st.
brown. J. E., Ga. Metropolitan Hotel.
Burnslde. A. E., r. J.. 1923 81. NV
Butler. ii. c., g. c., T23 18th ST. NV
Cali. W., Fla, NationaI Hotel.
camden j: n; W. Va. Arlington Hotel
Coekrell, F. NJ MO, $50 18th st. NV.
Coke, r., Texas. 9l5 G st. NV
Conger, O. D.. Mich. National Hotel.
tonki1Dg. R, n. Y, Ia4 18th ST NV,
Davis D., Illinois. National Hotel
Davis, FL. G., West Virginia, Arlington Hotel
Dawes. 81. L., Mass, 904 14th ST. DIV.
EdseIton, A. J., MINI. National Hotel.
Fair. J. g., New, Riggs House
Farley, J. T., California. SIS 18th st. q. W.
Ferry. T. W.. Michigan. National Hotel.
Frye, w. p. Me-, 922 14th ST. NV.
Garland, A. H.. Arkansas, SIG I'd ST. NV.
German, A. b., Maryland, 1923 18th st. n. ".
George, }. L., Mississippi. ZIG st n. W.
.Groome, J. B., Maryland. Wizards Hotel.
Grover. L. F., Oregon, 14l4 K st. NV.
Hale, E Maine. WOrrnley's HoteL
Hampton, W., s. c., Metropolitan Hotel.
Harris, /. G.. Tennessee, SIS 18th st. NV.
harrison Ben, indiana, Riggs House.
HUI, u. r., Ga, 81 Grant Place.
Hnl, n; r., Col, "orlney's Hotel
boar, Il. f., Mass, 9i9 st. NV.
ingalls, j. j., Hamilton House.
Jackson, 81. E.. Tenn, Ebbitt House.
Johnston, j. W., Hamilton House.
Jonas. b. f., La. WIZARDS Hotel
JoDee, c. W., Florida. 1i16 G ST. NV.
Jones, j. =, New, cor n j. ave- and st sT
Kellogg, W. p, La, Wizards Hotel.
Lamar, l. z. C., Miss. 9 sine
Logan, j. A., ILL.,. SIP 12th st. NV.
j. w. McDill, Iowa. Ebbitt House.
MeMillan. s. ,. r., Minn.. 21l North Capitol st.
Mcpherson: j. X, % Lafayette Square.
Malone, W., Va, Arlington Hotel
Naxey, s. B., Tex. 4i3 4th at. NV.
Miller, J. f, Cal. WIZARDS Hotel.
Mitchell, j. l., Penn. .29 18th ST. NV.
Morgan, r. j.. Ala, 401 q st. NV.
Morrill,, j. s., Vt, cor VT aV. and 81 st. NV.
PendletoD. G. H., Ohio. 1901 K IS. NV.
PIatt. u. H., Conn, Arlington hotel.
Piait' T. G.. n. =, arlington HoteL
Plumb, P. B.. K&G., 80. r st. nv.
Pugn j. L., Ala. 2O9 East Capitol st.
Ransom, NJ. W., n. c.. Metropolitan Hotel.
Rollins, E. H., N. a., l45 East Capitol Sc.
Salisbury, Eli, Delaware. Wizards Hotel.
Saunders A, Nebraska, Riggs House.
Sawyer. p, Wisconsin. 1928 | street NV.
Sewell. w. j., New Jersey, Wizards Hotel
Sherman. j., Ohio. 1919 st. NV.
Slater, j. H., oregon, $40 ST. NV.
Teller, FL. NJ, Colorado, 10l1 M st. NV.
Vance, Z. B North Carolina, Arlington Hotel.
Van Wyck, c. H.. Nebraska, Riggs House.
Vest, q. e., Missouri, 6l6 14th St NV.
voorhees,, d. W., Indiana. 2501 Penn. ave. NV.
Walker. j. D.. Arkansas. 100 18th ST. n.w.
Williams. j. s.. Kentucky, 1905 F st. NV.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

The EVENING STAR, ION Saturdays double
sheet or eight page paper Of f1fty-six columns,
The size OF the New York dallies), is everywhere
recognized as the leading newspaper OF Wash
ngton- With TWO exceptions only, IL has the
largest circulation Of any daQy pepper published
So'ith Of Ne1o YOT-f, AND MORE THAN DOUBLE
THAT OF ANY OTTER PAPBa II THE CITY.
Every ISSUE Of TIE STAR Is carefully req;
not only by the citizens Of Washington and ad.
1acent cities and towns, but by the throngs Of
strangers constantly visiting the National
Capital on business or for pleasure tand who
constitute, in very large degree, the purchas-
ing population OF every State and Territory In
the unionl, thus making 1t for most purposes
TIE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN TEE
UNITED STATES
The evidence OF this Is the number OF new
advertisements Il printed In the year 1880.
Which reached III ,4S2. averaging from I. 700
40 1900 per month IN the busy season u
The advertising books ere open 70 the inspec
ton OF advertisers TO verify this statement. OF
an AFFIDAVIT OF lis TUthfulneas Will De submitted.
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fresh News, Literary and Agricultural TlatuoJ
every week, ana IS pronounced by competent
Judges one Of THE CHEAPEST AND REsT
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copies one vear for 80. 90, and ore
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fNHOMAs BOWLING. Anc,ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LO3S On PENksYLYAN1A AVENUE, OP-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENGE, OPP
POEIIE THE CIRCLE.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Supreme 60
CouIl OF the District Of Columbia. passed in ~
EQUITY caufe No, III, doc L. shall sell at -.
pubic auction. in front of the premises on WED
NEeDAY. AFRIL Ii. 1881, AT s O'CLOCK p. NJ.
orIslpal Lot No 10 in squsre No. 4u, snbiivded
into lots numbered. respectively IA, Is. iG sad
the sale.
Terms Of ssle prescribed by the dscree are: One
fourth OF The purchase money in cssh, and the re-
malnder In three equal instruments. payable in
slx, twelve and eighteen months after the day OF
fa!e, with interest, and secured by the promissory
notes Of the purchaser, and lien upon the prop
eTty sold. If the terms of sale shall not be complied
with III feven days from the day of sale the Trus-
tee reserved the right to reese the properly the
rtt and cost OF the first purchaser, after days
adyertisement IN the Evening star. deposit of
$50 will be required upon each lot at the lime OF
purchase. All convey sncipg at purchasers cost.
4. 4. ELLIOTT, Trustee
msr3l AUG 9th street northwest
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mi THOMAS l. SONS, Auctoneerz,
Mo Nos. l39 aid I4l South 4tl street.
PEREMpToRY SALE OF vALUABLH SEASIDE
ph0PhRTY, ON The PREMISES. AT CAPE
April Z, 1881.

THURSDAY. April Z, 1881.
To close the Sea- Grove Association
II restrictions removed.
furnished hotels, l26, 81 and &C rooms ALI
equipped for the summer business Billiard ro,ns
ana bowling alleys. ~
beach. ~ ~ -AS"1 WIG
70 bath houses. with full supply OF robes, towels
one aud a. arter mites ocean shore with pier
jersey. ~ ~ ''"'o Va NC"
pavlhop, with tower S. feet high, water works.
sas naaacnine. stables. rowing and sail boats &c
tacent. s'' VIVIAN iion'H Suu au
bidder ''oinploihs W tHe HsneSl
GaGaItlon aims viii leave Market st. eet ferry at
Q 0'ciocA On morning of sac.
Catalogues, with full a scrin IONS nc ,-opa~t;as
IN. sLpnCatlon t. D. b. wHlLLDiN, 30 LAG Chest
ny strsst' or al our auction o1ms Nos. l39 and
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
LIE hoDha1 FAST me. ANo TIE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
An LEAVE. WASHINGTON.
Il :oUmChicago. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast TX
s.cG-Bslt.nnere, Enicott City and way stations.
6:to.Bal,more, Annapolis snd wsy. piedmont.
St 1t. st1as, Winchester. Haserstown and way.
s:lo-Point of Rocks and way s.ations.
s:46-stannton and Valley Express. CONNECTS
tor hagerstoTn and at Point Of Rocks for
s:oo@New York. Phil.delphia and Boston Ell,
4s:G0m0n Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
College Beitsyile. Laurel, Annapolis Jnnctios,
Jessup's and Hanover)
y Louis Express.
2;lc:..DaltmOre. Enicott City. Annapolis and Way
:l:25-Ds sunday only for Baltimore aud way.
t2;s5-Rew York. Philadelphia snc Boston E1-
Frederick. Haserstown a4d way. via r cisy.1
4:30-Baltimore, HYstteviue snd Laurel rxpress
Frederick, via Relay. stops ct annapolis juno
t4A5-Peint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
way 5tGtlOIS. tOH Sunday to
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.)
II 40 Baltimore, Annapolis and WAY Stsrions
f545-thiladelfhnaa and Baltimore EXPRESS. (Har-
hnsonrg ana Way, via Relay. Stops st Hyatls-
vile snd Laure! ,
6:05-Point of Rocks and Way Stations
tt :46-BS,tin0Te and Way Stations.
7:30-B3ltiicore and Laurel Express.
IL :5c-PittsbuTg, Cincinnati and st Louis Express
9:45-BaltimOre, Rystuvile aud Laurel Express
TO .O0-Ssw York, Philadelphia and Boston TX
Sc. Sleeping Oar TO New York, and Special
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
Italy. tSunday only Other trains daily, except
Sur day.
AL trains stop 81 Relay Station.
For further information apply a. the Baltimore
az d Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and
ol3 snd 1881 ennsylvsDia avenue. corner 18th
street, where orders viii be taken FOR ha gxage to be
checked and "a int N m citu
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mario 90 Or On a
ffSHOS. j. FISHER l. co.
= Real Estate hucioneers,
1928 street northwest

TRuSTEES' SALE OF HANDSOME IMPROVED
sTRFET I'M 'Vnnh b SErEESEETWE N MY -F0nSTa
S99RIIHMEsGr. BEINa a DooBLE BRICK
Pennsylvania AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF q deed of trust dated July -
10Th. 1874 and recorded in Liber No. 757. Ia
foho 1902, one of the land records the Dis. Qe.
trct OF Columbia and at the written request Of the
holder Of the note, We will sell at public auc-
ton, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY APRIL
11TH. AT 5 O'CLOCK r. n. all Of the following real
estate, situate in the city of Washington, in the
Distfict OF Columbia. and known aud designated
upon the ground an thereof as Lot numbered
thres (Sl, in b rch and Newman's recorded SUBJ
division Of original lotnumbered one D, Ia square
numbered twenty six (26l, together with ali i'm
proven enta thereon. said improve nents consisting
Nc. 24ul Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
In CASH balance In Six CO.. twelve {2) and eighteen
8) months with interest at the rate Of six {6) per
cent per snnuIn secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold; or all cash. at option Of purchaser.
a deposit Of S1t0 wiz be required at tine of sale
cling at purchasers cost If terms of sals
are n9t complied with within ten days after tay of
sale TIE Trustees reserve the right to resell ST the
risk and cost OF dsfanlttns purchaser - 'A'
CHARLES A. JAMES.
msr29-d&ds EDWARD TEMPLE, trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER.NOON.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PPksoP GEJno On The KIpas ROAD. VEST
BEroHEk OK s1ITAbLE For
By virtue Of = certsin deed Of truet, exc -
sntet On TIE 2eth day Of September. lsI4.
nd records Of the off os t of Col 81 81 and 6E
hn n d hasns be OF the
secured the vii ~ oe at
gSTa or ~ Oh iss on FRDAH the
lowing described premises, to Sit:-A that part
e. q tisct q land called white Haven. lyins on
ponnGed nlckory tree, standing at the bax. inning
OF tie 2lst line of the resnr9ey Of Arsnss then e
he o ns g. ss Ta a. sgsnes with
south 80 s degrees west thirtytwo perches
Ridge Road and being at the end Of the Is,h line
OF said Alliance thence down said road on the east
ns sheT son,b ae two snd dis
detrses vest Is perchss thence leaving said road
thence with the ssid 2lst line reversed TO the be-
hnnins oS consai min IL acres roods and y
yeyed t. said Augustus D. shaele by Richard p
Jackson, trustee. by deed recorded in Lioer r III
ID; tolo 90, ct seq. one Of the land records for
:, The improvements are a dwelling house. q
Terms Of sale: q. 500 in cash tof which one
nundred dollars must be deposited at the time OF
the sale), the balance in equal fnstaments at one
ana two years. secured by the notes of the pur-
property Il the terIus ara not complied with ia
seven days after SAFE the Trust ee reserves the
TO resell the property upon one weeks notice
rs, ds1ss paia 10 January i, 1881. Conveyapcing at
the cost Of the purchaser.
niafi4-a ts JOHN MILLER, Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account CT the illness Of the Trustee until MON
DAN, MARCH 18TH. same hour and place. MAO u
ts~1 He tBOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED,
owing to the continued sickness of the Trustee
untu 1UEeDAl, APRIL 9TH, same hour snd
place. mar<S.1ts
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HUNAED LINK

n IC3S0I%D KAItNs
~ NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUEARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINK.
lug at Cork Harh0r,
FROM PIER 40, n. b., NEW YORK.
si<eIta. Wed, bAprJ. i5allia. Wed, Msy
scythia.. Wed, IL April. Algeris. We'd. IL May.
paTthia ;Red., 20 Mar Scythia. Wed. 19 May.
hothhla. y Cd: "a Mar -Parth!a. We'd, % MAY:
sn1 every v etnssoay from New YORK.
- ALTEs OF PASSAGE.
So tG!. tiuO, according 70 accommodates,
AlckstE % faris. SIS additional.
htt7rn tickets or favorable termn.
5fcHrags 1t very low rs.ss. Stsarsgs tickets iron
Llysrfooi ana Queenstown. ana FL other parts o.
EUROPE. TT lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Olas
Ec6, Hsvrc, Antwerp and other pof ts on the Con
dneb', nd for Mediterranean ports.
a0tfreiSht and passage apply 1T the Company
SSbin to O1IS HiGRLoW CO.. COS It'll st<sat.
janis VERNON II. BROWN SEQ, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-02

'I1HoMAB DowLINa. Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PARLoR, CHAN
6ER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE:
PICTURES, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
uARPkTt; DROs LlGHr, OHILD's CAk-
RIAdE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.
TWO HORSES, BUGGY. SPRING WAGON,
tLElGH, FOnR OARTs LOT HARNESS,
CUTIIHG BOX. WaE. LBARROW SH ".
Rib jacks. &c; ABOUT 800 BRIUK LOT
AtFOl DING. BOARDS. MORTAR BOXES,
POLES, &c.
On WEDSEkpAY MORNING. APRIL 9TH 1881,
CohHEECISG AT 10 O'CLOCK at residence No. 929
10Th street northwest shall Sell the above s,ts
by order OF the administrator
Terms cath. THOMAS BOWLING,
ap2-3t aurtionesr