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NEW YORK MooNsHIHBRs IN TROUBLE
was commenced In the United States district
court In New York, Saturday, by the govern
meht against Henry Atkins aud his father,
Hiram Atkins, for forfeiture OF their dlstillery
and The land On which Il Is located, In New
PaliZ, lister county, in this state. The prop
erty was seizfd by the authorities for llli nc
dist'llation, and The claim OF the govern ment
against the esrab iShment is 8 900. Frederick
authorities a few days ago on First avenue
waived examination Saturday and was sent to
jail. His wife. who was arrested az the same
time, was allowed TO so on her own recogai-
lance.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINZ
TIE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASH lNGTOf
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER, Steel
SCHEDULE TO TAKE fFFECT WEDNESDAY
Il 5o-chicaso, Cncnna. and St. Louis "a E,
baltimore. .Ellicott City and way stations.
6:5O-Baltimore. Annapolis and way (pedmo ont
stIa5sDnnrs, winchester Hagerstown and way,
8:lO-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
e:45-staunton and Valley Express. Connects
for orr, Ha gs and at Point Of Rocks foi
soO-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex.
s9ooSon Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
looG,Baltimore Express. (stops at Hyattsvils,
Ioese; besH w. Laurel Annapolis function,
flO4O-plttsbnrg. Chicago, Cincinnati and st.
, Louis Express
Il lo.,Baltimore. Euicott City. Annapolis and WAY
Il ;25-On sunday only for Baltimore and way.
f2;35-New York Philadelphia and Boston Ex-
s:$0-kaltimore and way stations. winchester,
naTfTs,9wl ahd way via Rlay
Hrederick, via Relay. stops at Annapolis juno
"A 45-Point of Rocks, Frederick. Hagerstovn,
Winchester ana Way Stations (On Sunday m
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.)
n .4O-BalumOre, Annapolis and Way Stations
TO l5-Pt iladepha and Baltimore Express. MAR
tlnsburg ana Way, VIA Relay. Stops at Hyatts
vile ana Laurel }
6o5-Point Of Rocks and Way statione.
t6 45-Baitimore and Way Stations.
730-EaltimOre and Laurie, Express
IS ;5C-Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st Louis Express
945-Baltimore, hyattsville aud Laurel Express
ITO O0-New York, Pbiiacephis and Boston Ex-
press Sleeping Car to New York, and special
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
fDally. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Ali trains stop Of Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
AZ d Ohio ticket Offices Washington Staten, and
G19 and 1861 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
street. where orders will be taken for bagss9e to be
checked and received at any point in the civ
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fSNRTsTEE,S SALE OF THREE STORY
Il BkiGk HOUSE, NO. 1lU FOURTH STREE L

By virtue Of a deed of trust dated Febru- kua
AIRY 10Th 1877, duly recorded in Liber BAT, 49,
folio rs, one of the land records for the Dis.
tsct OF CoiuIns and at the request Of the parties
secured, we will sell az public AUCTION in front of
the premises, on AEDN ~, THs 30rH, DAY
OF MARCH, A ID 1881, AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ the
Lowing d'scribed rea! estate, situated IN ths Jcy
OF asbington. d c to wit. All that cert Al :,
piece or parcel of ground, known and DISTINGUISHED
being part Of lot numbered eighteen G8J in
square numbered seven hundred and eighty i've
Gejl, beginning for the same at point ninety
three t93) feet north from the southeiR corner Of
said square, and running thence north On the line
OF 9TH street east seventeen 40 fet ana three 80
inches, thence west ninety (9Tl feet; tn &c
south seventeen 40 feet aud three go inches
thence east ninety seven {9) feet to tbs place Of
BEGINNING, together with the improvements. &c.
lerms One fourth cash, and the balance in six
twelve, eighteen aud twenty -four months, with Ia
terest at psr cent. Per anDuL. secured by a deed
o. trust Ii Se property sold. all cash. at option
OF the purchaser; 500 deposit 81 time OF sale aud
al conVeyanclng st cost of purch sser. Terms h
be complied vi III seveu days from day of sale
otlicrWlte the rustCes the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the efautinR
purchaser after five days al cruise nent
BRAINAhD II. WARNER,
WILLIAM II, DUHERTG,
J. 7. C0LDWELL. Auctoneer. mariSe go
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CoNyTCTIoN OF A COLD FLOODED MURDERER
Inc colored man who calls himself Major ffcks
was last Friday, at CoV1ngton, KY, found
guilty OF nuraer In the first degree, and tho
jury fixed the penalty death. he Is the man
who brutality murdered neuTy Williams at
Ludlow. Ky. The murder was SO cold -blooded
that determined effort was made at the time
10 lynch Hicks, which was only prevented by
the bravery OF the officers at the Covtagton
jail. Williams was an exemplary young Ia an
employed on the Cincinnati southern railroad.
and was Killed for the purpoSe OF rOhbhrY.
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zrhoMAs DOwLINu. Auctloneor.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HANP~ HIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
II AMI l STREETS NORTHWEST

TBUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HANP HIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
Ii AMI STREETS NORTHWEST.
Iz.. By virtue of deed Of trust besrine tie
TaS 18th day Of july, 1873 and duly recorded in
ssS.E hber Ss1, folio 26;, sc . one of the land
records OF the district of Columbia. and by direc-
ton Of the parties secured thereby, the under
signed Trustees Will sell on TUESDAY, MARCH
2ZD. 1881, AT so O'CLOCK P NJ. in fro1t Of the
premises, the following described property: Par.
of Lot Numbered six, in square numbered twenty
nine, CD bounded as ,ll)ws: Beginning at a
point on the west line CT New Hampshire avenue
seventeen I'D fest from the no theast corner of
said lot six, and running then sousherly with the
western line Of said avenue seventeen Q7) feet.
then westerly paral el with the north line of said
lot six to the line of said lot Sax, then north
westerly with the said rear line to the southwest
Of that part of said lot six sold by Michael
Murphy to John Murphy, then easrery with the
south line of said part of said lot sold to John Muir
ply TO New Hampshire avenue and place of begin
ming, together with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: One thicd cash; the residue In
two equal payments at Six and twelve months Wi Tia
notes be. ring interest at seven per cent pc, anuum
until paid, and secured by deed of trust on the
prop erty sold All convey sncing, &c, at cost OF
purchaser slO0 deposit required at time of sale.
IL the terms OF sale are not compiled with Ia
seven days from the day Of sale. the .TEus eea
and cost OF the oefaUltin9 purchaser.
W. ID. CASSIN, n.
marlO-dts WILLIAM A. GORDON.} 1fustees
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Matilde Stressed, German domestic. Ia
been arrested In Cincinnati Tor the murder OF
her newborn babe. The child was found ia
the drain pipe OF vault, and was gashe1 With
twenty wounds inflicted %tta caSeknife. The
girl confessed.
The CoIored Mems Protection Club 10 Gin.
cinnati. dissatisfied because the white reouoli.
cans had given tue colored men no recognition
on the city ticket, have Nominated an Inie-
pendent ticket.
Pies made OF canned ThuOarb poisoned seven
guests fn hotel In Allentown, Penn, a day OIL
TWO ago. but none OF them fatally.
KiIg Humbert Is 81. and has been on his
throne three years. His assassination has been
attempted only once.
A Voice from the Waste Paper Basket oil
Funch.-Cynical and Waggish Friend TO Edi-
tor II suppose you 1,ien ge5 goo things sent
cynical Wag: "Ah! but they never appear y
ECbuckles Editor: so disappointed coptribu
tors always tell me-" EXIT separately
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CONVICTED OF OUTRAGE. in the criminal
branch OF the Court or Common Pleas in Gin
cfnDau. Friday, the second trial OF HARRY
Huise resulted in verdict Of guilty. Hulsa
vas charged with committing brutal Outrage
on Hattie H0berg. low but eight years old. The
offeDse was committed Ia February. 1879, while
the child was On her way homa from school,
When captured he had hidden In the cellar of
his resldeI &c Two days atterward, with his hair
closely cropped and his mousracne shaved on
This IS the second time he has been found gutitY,
The punishment is Imprisonment for LIE.
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MURDER AND THRRATESED RIof AT kEY WEST.
Snt cial dispatch 10 the Ney York WDT'if from
hey West. Fla, March 20 says: A man belong
Ing 10 The cigar makers now out on strike here
Was asSaSsinated this morning. Ii l. said IN at
he intended 10 resume work 10 morr1g Three
men have been arrested on suspicion. me
ahloEists have threatened 10 rescue them Toe
militia were at once called out ana are nov
guarding the prisoners. The marines OF the
United States vessel Tenne ssee are In readiness
10 act when called upon. There L. great eK-
element in the city and the streets 60 night
are crowded.
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"GILvANIZhD" BUTERR. flrmorl OF can
ada are scarcely SIS astute IN money N 4king de-
vices than the Yankee ppddler whose wooden
which Is reported 10 be getting alarming ely
common In some parts OF the Dominion. Is ma
preparation and sale or ''CalvanlLe1" butter.
This Interesting article ~ mercAan Else Is made
In rolls the outSldes OF which are OF the prlmey u
product OF the diary. plaStcTed on ia tim lay
erS over huge Jumps OF lard, Sleeps fat etc. or
TIE poorest quality.
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SMAsH-UP on THE B. q O. RAILRoAD-Tha
Chicago Times describes a Smash-up on the
Baltimore and ohio abroad on the night OF the
18th instant, east OF CoNehour, H.. by which an
engine went through twelve cars An oil car
1gnited and the engine was reduced TO a heap
OF scrap. Several cars loaded With coke were
also burned. The train men saved their lives
by leaping of before the collision. The Times
says this is the fourth accident within a waek
causing serious losses OF rolling STOCK, on the
South Chicago division
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CHEERFUL In the midst Of misfortune: Dur
ing the Mardi-Gras celebration Nose Schom-
nurg, upon returning TO his store on Galveston
avenue nom dinner, found his clerk very much
excited. The clerk said that q stranger cane
in. and after asking and paying the price OF a
cravat which was 81, picked up the entire box.
containing dozen, and ran OF with them
Ibid he pay you de dollar" asked Nose. eyes, =
responded the clerk. "VelI, den we makes
any how. nifty per cent prGnts on de invest.
Hent, - GIiCest0ll Ntlrs.
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EMIGRANTs POURING IN.-Wednesday last was
lively day at Castle Garden, New York, l So
en1grants having arrived since morning. The
total arrivals thus far this month at Castle Gar
den are II, SOB, as against .,4I0 for the CORE
spending days last year. and 6.O5i ror the enJire
month OF March In 1879. The arrivals since
March !, up TO last night, are 945 in excess OF
the rlrst three months OF 1879. The total ar
rivals OF em1grantS at New York last week
were 1922, which Is largely fn excess OF the
numbers reported during the corresponding
week In any preceding ear The arrivals Sat
Ir0ay numbered 194 by two steamers-the
NaesiaDd, from Antwerp, which brought GO Ia
the Storage. and the AS syria, from Gibraltar,
AS. The latter were all Italian peasants.
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DUNOANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,

FOR gAf f AT AUCTION
S1STY-FIVE (65) ACkES OF SUBURBAN LAND
Il MILES NORTH WEST OF THE OF rY'S
LIMIT AND VIII HIN Is MILES OF FOUR
TENTH sTREtT HOnsE CARS LEStR-
ABLE FOR SUMNER COTTAGES AND
KNOWN AS 'ARIYLE."
VIII be sold at public auction on THURS eeS4,
DAY, PATH MARoH, AT 8 O'CLOCK r NJ. In Sx3B
front OF the premises, upon the first clear -
day there after, to tue highest bidder over ami
above Si3, 900
Terms: Liberal and made known day of sale
Fiat OF property and Information to be had at our
OfHce, 9Th and ID streets northwest marIg-dts
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SELLING CORN FOR FUEL.-The demand for
burning corn increases, and one t1rm alone had
three teams out yesterday supplying the city
demand. The selling price has advanced TO %
cents per busnel for A, No. 1 burning corn on
account OF the limited supply. There Is plenty
dry wood except an occasional lot on the mar
ket. Hard or soft COAL for private consumers.
is. OF course, out OF the question.-Sjour Citg
JO1I11uI
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a SCHOOL TEACHER ELOPES WITH PUPIL
Dispatches from Omaha state there is mucn ex-
element there over the elopement OF Miss Ellen
nj. StrattOn, a public school teacher. aged aoOut
35. aid one or her pupils, a lad OF Is named
Charley Duke. son OF a prominent merchant.
She is not handsome, but is very clever and a
good talker, and was highly eSteoned. Young
Dukes family are much distressed over the
RaI
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J. =. CoLDWELL. AnciIoneer- M
NALIER y. WILLIAMS & co, Aucts
w 1COls corner 10th and d SITS. northwes

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NEW HAMPSHIkE AVENUE ASO T
STREET; AND Also ON SECOND STREET
BETWEEN Ct STREET AND MASSAOHU.
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of three deeds of trust dated the A.
9Th day Of Nay and the 18th and 26th days fesnnH
OF June, A: ID. 1877 respectively, and re- -1@n.3-
corded IN hber $50, folio 4SS hber $50, folio Gas
records Of the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of tie party secured thereby, we, the m
oersjgned Trustees, viii sell &C public auction. In
front OF he PREMISES On TUEspaaY Az, The 18TH
parts OF Lots ten, ELEVEN twelve. thirteen, four
teen, fifteen and sixteen, of Warmers su bdivision
OF lots one and two. in Square north of square
number one hundred and seventy seven, {t77, the
ssme being now known IS Lots eighteen, nineteen
twenty, twenty -ore, twenty two, tyenty y roe
twenty -1our and twenty I'VE, OF Wilson's sub Ii
~ s4oI " lue sDoVe lots ten, etc, recorded in
ne eorseyoFs ofhee OF said District with the i'm
AZ. Aiss ~ virtue of deed o, trust dated the stu
Is3 % ~, l. d and recorded in Hber ESQ., folio
Irustees viii sell at pubic auction. i, 9ron. of tS
pGemhse at the request OF the party se3ursd
MARCH: A: ID 1881. AT 4 80 o'CIocK DAf OF
ten. in Perhsn's subdiviso on of LOT stint ia ns
iom Der i've hundred sud sixty Ave f5ss witS
the improvements Each OF sid lots ia i%;r WIN
By new brick house. The lots VII Ia 1o p5fos I'VE,
sratsly, and the fale viii continue until an smo,p
re received to cover all liabilities uader tina SAID
trusts. 'no SAID
Terms Of sale for each lot: One third cash. hal
ance in six and twelve months, secured by ths mr.
chasers notes at six per cent from day of sale and
deed OF trust deposit Of 500 on each lot will he
the terms Of sale not complied with in Ave laws
the reserve the right to resell at Ave days
notice at defaV,.fng puse ha cost.
LEROY II TAYLOR iru teee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO. Aucts
mari els, q, %. 2S.2S.z9
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VHonAs po~IIsa. Auctioneer.

TRUsTEE'S SALE IF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND I'm II > TREE1S WEST.
By virtue OF a &c, q Of trust TO Richard s--&
Wallach and II tsef. tt airing date the nth p =
day OF February, D 1913, sud rec ,rded s~.-sA
IN Lber SGy. aticlo 2y2 at request of the "
secured thereof. viii. survising tru tee, sell
on THURSDAY, THE l7TH DAY OF MARCH, 1891.
Al ~ O'CLOCK il frp1tOf the premises. that
part OF lot No. Is, Ia Square 3I4, known and
being the caster tSefity -four (2D feet seven and
One-hAlf (7}4l igch = Of s.ld lot by the depth
thereof, improved b. the substantial Three-st)ry,
Brick Dwelling H.Usc " 9l6 street.
Terms OF sal. tfue-third cash, the residue In
two equal payments, ~ twelve N rnths, with
~ terest at eight pr cent until paid, to be secured
by deed Of trJrt upon he property. 900 DEPOSIT
when the PROF. perry = strI k off. All c)lyey3nCins
and fecordiT 4 a. tha cost If the purchaser Deed
given and trust Ia e. Purchaser 10 comply Nth
terms within nv Il "a sfrer SALE or the property
resOd 81 risA o. the purchaser loon five DAYS no.
tice. FEED. W. JONES,
mars dts surviving Trustee
W-THE ABOVE SALE g POSTPONED UNTIL
"WEDNESDAY. [SD ISsTAST. at same hour and
place. by reason of he illness OF the Trustee.
marl7-dSda
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MRS L'ESPERANCE, OF South Hadley Falls, IN
the State OF Massachusetts, had three elm trees
one or them the big elm OF the village A
sidewalk commissioner, needless OF the remon-
strances OF the neighpors, cut all three OF the
trees down. Now Mrs L'ESperance sues hun
and an aiding and abetting selectman for 8 10 O0u
The case is one that interests all owners OF fine
trees standing In peril OF Official vandals- W T.
nm
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FFHUSFEF'S SALE OF TIE RIGHT OF UCCU-
l. PATTON TILL DECEMBER 81, 1906, OF
1N1kTY TWO MaRKET STANDS IN The
WEST ERS MARKET.

WEST EES mARhEI L.
me-, more particularly d. scriOed "a follows, to Wit
Six Deeds dated Fec nber 4, 1876 and respeo-
and -. ard IN li3.r $50, at pays Az and nd 49S
Tber $50 at pages AIS as, $50, 4s7, 400 ana All.
Two deeds dsied bscember 1876, ana
in Der 945. at pages 80 ana Sc Of sad lsGd
J h ee deeds dated December 7, 1876. and re-
cordel. two Of them in iiher 845, at pages IS and
SO. the other in Libsr s39, at page 4s4 of said
Three deeds dated Deee nber 9Th. 1876, and re-
corded, two Of them in Llbar S45. at PAGES IL and
TO- and the other IN Liber 639. at page 4S6 Of said
Two deeds dated December Il, 1873. and d,1Iv
recorded In Llber S49. al pages e and 45 of said
one teed dated May :. 1877. recorded in Liber
85l. foil S92 of said records
One deed dated Nav 10. 1877. recorded in Liber
S5S, folio 100 of said records
6, One deed dated May 81. 1877. recorded in Lber
Two deeds dated July 10. 1877, and recorded in
Lber sss at pages 3S7 egd 3ss. Of said records and
Of oTenft q 59 o1 ,e at 6 on tie
auction. on MONDA7, TIE 21sr DAY OF MARoH.
Market. southeast corner Of snd Dist streets in
the City of Westminster, District OF Columbia, the
4 onthiy rent i2ed for each stand and the obssr-
vance of the regulations Of said Markell until De-
een to Wit stands slana H. a.
g. g q 81 s. g. g. Is g + s. s. s. s.. q q
ii oi, lbs, 81 io4 End los o. H. TO- 80 90 o. o.
Each stand viii be offered separately.
Terms: One fo1rth cash. of which S25 must be
pals on each stand st the time OF sale. balance IN
three equal instalments payable in one two and
three years from day of sale. with interest ST the
rate of six Per cent, per annIim; to be evidenced
by the purchasers promisory notes. Endorsed by
good surety, and secured by deed OF trust on the
hit sold All conveyauCing aud recording at the
cost of the purchaser, If terms of sale are NOT com
piled with In ten days will resell at the risk and
cost OF the deiaultHg purchaser.
WILLIAM BIRNEY, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co, Aucts milo Int
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OUTRACEs IN MtDRIB-A dispatch from Mad
rid states that several petards were pN plo ie 4
OF Saturday right I'm the streets T. f. sup
posed they were directed against the project
OF police, who recently closed the gambling
houses
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A DRUGGIST's FATAL MISTAkE-The inquest
In the case OF Mrs. Mary Head. OF Providence,
X. l., VINO o!ed suddenly on Thursday, developed
the fact that she was poisoned by takin- bella
oona put up, instead OF extract or butrernut
by Michael w. Lonergan, the clerk In Handy's
drug store. The jury returned a verdict OF
gross negligence
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T0-WDRR0W.
WALTEa B. WILLIAMS & Co.. Auctoneers.

VI ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers.
HOUSEHOLD FUKSITURF, CHINA. GLASS
AND UROCKkRYWAkE AT AUCTION.
On TUtSBAY, MARCH ODD, AT TES0
O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall Sell at residence No. VI
tUre, consisting OF III
Walnut Pillar Ext. Table, Walnut Side Tables,
Painted Wardrobes. Bedsteads, Bureaus .aad
-" IA hstsnts. IL Oak Brace Arm D. Il. Chairs
Husk and totton-fop Mattresses. and general
assortment of China, Glass and Crockeryware
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms casl.
mar1S-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS h 90. Aucts,
DERFMPTURY SALE OF OVER FOURTEEN
L THOUSAND ACRE OF MINERAL AND
GRAZING LAND IN THE STATE OF TEX
A., TO CLOSE THE TEXAS LAND AND
COPPER ASSOCIATION.
By virtue Of resolution passed by the Texas
Gsnd and Conner Association appointing us
committee to 1nske sale. will sell on TUESDAY,
MARCH ODD. AT II O'CLOCK NOON, within the auo-
ton rooms of DUECANsoN BBOS:
1920 acres Of Land IN Atascosa county, Texas
3, $40 acres of Lsnd IN McMullen county, Texas.
g. $40 sores Of LAID in Jack District, Texas
AL of the above Land being in scrip of $40 scres
each, and positively VIII be sold to the highest bid
der or bidders
THOMAS j.. HUME, Committee.
O. A. sCH y EIDER,
DUNCASAON BIOS, Aucts.
msr5. 10 II. then
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nUNCANs0N BH D.. Auctionee1s.
GRAY'S DRUG sTORE FOR SALE.

VIII be sold st public auction on TUESD Az,
MARCH y. AT 3 NJ, the Stock and Fixt1r 9 Of
Drug store. corner Ma sachu-etts avenue and 4tl
St. northN est.
Carried on BY ". A. GRAY more than y years
The stan l. O1@ IF the safest in the city, 1e.r
Government Pruning Office and Patent Office.
Terms easy. marI7-4t-
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BLOTHahS.
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1OI2 Penn lyania ave, Washington, d. c.
T Fine Priutin. a speciality janI9
DOOEBIEDISG-Th LYCErT BfNDERY employs
ID first class Norkmen. aud turns out superior
work IL IL one If the oldest establishments in tue
city 1Ul2 Pa. Sd door. oCtl
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sAAT17Si
SKATEs'

SKATES! sAAT1aSl
The best assortment Of SKATES. shsrpenin.
skates . specially. Also. hne assortment OF Fin,
CUTLERY, suitable for Christmas Presents. ~
o. EI6CHElps Old STAND
eec0 633 7tA st., OPP Patent Omca
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CAFETY, REI.IABLE-SEC
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
18th sfreet and New York AYenus.

Fire. Burglar and Damp Proof Vsclts frcrr -
20 500 year. Government bonds on dep0sit for
y per 81. 90 Also. receives silyerwsre in Trunks
for moderate rzte- Boar Of nansgers-Will.au.
stckney. president; George W. Rigxs, ytca prest-
dent; B. p. Snyder, secretary; A. L SturtevGnI
treasurer; Henry a. willard. John Casssls. Thos
8EAns- jsnl9
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N0TICE.-Thousands OF WATCHERS have -bee3
1N Kept in CrGsr by NE during the LAST thirty
years. They are as perfrc. to-day as when manu-
iscturtd Wei made Watches VIII. with care. last
thdenLltely II attended to by sn expert iced per
son. n. JENSEN, qIS PennsylYanIa Aver re auxi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21
NAV YORK KOTTEHDAM.

The first elisa Steamers of this Line,
AMSTERDAM" 'ROTTERDAM."
"SCH1EDAM," "W. A. SCHOLTEN'
"P. CALAND," ~ and ''MAAs,'
Carrying the o. g. Mails to the Netherlands leave
EEsDAY.
]st Cabin; geo $40: I'd Cabin, s45-s5o. Steer
age. a26. H. OAZAUX, Gsneraf Agent, 81 South
William ct, New York. For passage apply to W
g. hEIZEROTT co. 915 Pennsylvania ave.
WashIns ton; or T: II JOHNSON, AGENT Nationa
Safe Deposit BUILDING, corner New York ave ant
18th st. northwest. ianI7