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General Garfield will travel to
Washington in special car. We are
gradually getting TO think more of our
Presidents. Until within q few years
special cars were reserved exclusively for
trotting horses.
= Miss Mary Lee, General Robert E.
Leo's eldest daughter. visited the private
gallery of the United States Senate the
other day. She was attended by Sena-
tors Ransom, Butler aud Randolph and
Representative Tucker.
= The London correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian says the Jews OF
London have departed from the custom
of their religion by offering prayers for
the repose Of the soul of George Eliot,
although not OF their own faith, in recog-
niiion of her services at the literary
champion Of Thgf raUe.
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A novel means of raising money
was made use of at charitable fair Just
closed at Patterson. A handsome silver
jewel casket was provided, to be awarded
to the person guessing nearest to the
number of beans contained in an odd
shaped bottle, the guesses being ten cents
apiece. Over four hundred persons tried
their luck. The ~;nner was little girl
who bought the last guess and who shut
her eyes and took a number on which
her pencil chanced to strike. The mum
ber of beans was found to be 1865, the
very number the little girl had selected.
The highest number guessed was 6,l00
and che lowest 3d.
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Gov. Cornell lent Conkling all his
appoinrees, including the canal and State
prison employees, to aid In the nomination
of Thomas G. Platt for United Statos
Senator. Plat. had eight rooms at the
Delavan House, in Albany, l.r election.
eeriDg purposes, and the work was done
according to the highest style of the art.
Conkling's power seems undiminished.
he did not appear on the scene himself,
but he was at the end of tho wires. Vice
President Wheeler's friends worked hard
for him, but their man had no show from
Chs begirni.n
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with what reception will immigrants
tc the South meet in the fpture?"
"a perfectly cordial and hearty one.
It is useless TO deny that just st the close
OF the war, when we were irritated over
the loss of our cause, our sons and hus-
bands and property, Wa did not meet
Northern settlers with the proper cor
diality. But I can say with equal frank
ness that that feeling has completely died
out and now Northern man is met just
the same as Southern man. There ia
literally no df;rence, except that little
moro trouble may be taken with North
ern man of good character to make him
feel at home. The testimony ofNorthern
men living in the South will show this to
be true. There is no section of the cnuR.
try in which such inducements arc offered
to Legitimate enterprise as in the South,
aud there is room for all that will come
and q hearty welcome without the slightest
dan8ST of oBtraCisp. Tho Stain Of Ge0r-
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AUCTION SALES.
STHOMAs DOwLlNa, Auctioneer-


WALNUT REP PARLoR SUITE IN FINE COW
DITlON, REVOLVING Off DEaK rWo
BLACK WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITS, WALNUT MARBLE TOP TABLE,
WINDOW HAEGIN0S. MIRROR, HAIR AMI
HUsk MATTRESSES, WIRE SPRING, Wal.
NUT EXTENSION LINING Ia Gle, DROP
LIGE1, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, AN
TIQUR MAHOGANY sIDEs BOAR. OOoR-
lNis RANGE. STREET HOSE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &C
"a NEW WAGON jacks, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY l9. 1881, "a
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, At the residence "
Of a]ady declining housekeeping, No. 1923 Q ~
street. between 18th and 10th streets, shall n
sell the above effects.
mi7-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
nUNOANSON BROS, Aucuoneers
~ 9th and d streets northweAt.
TRUNKS, MH1Fs. HARNESS. BRIDES. DUB
RY COMBS. SADDLERS' HORSES AND
HAEDWAkE. PADS. BOOTS, TRACES.
BREAST STRAPS, MARTINGALES, LINES,
COLLARS, FLY NETS, DC.
TOYS, 0sIERY; FANCY GOODS, NO
Will be sold at auction, within our salesrcoms,
THURSDAY, GAY 10TH, AT Ten O'CLOCK.
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LOCAL NEWS.
African VI. n. conference.

lIS CLOSING WORK.
Ihe Maryland annual conferences OF the A NJ
4. church, which has been In session az ERsron
Nd, ADJOURNED yesterday. Toe RESOLUTION OF.
Iered 10 abolish the oftice OF presiding elder
MAS ueiealed py small maj ority. on satur-
Gay tDree young preachers were received on
probation AMI four into FUN mem pershin Az 2
O'Clock m. Saturday Bishop Maymap preaehas
the ordination sermon, az ter which Bishon
Payne ordained four deacon and two elders
Ebenezer church. Baltimore. has been ikea
upon as the place for the next conference.
Before the final adjournment a sunday school
union meeting was he ID. which was addressed
by Bishop Payne, on the civilization and Chris
uanization or Central and South ern Africa
THE APPOINTMENTS
were announced, those for Potomac District
(Which includes the District OF Columbia being
as follows: Presiding elder, Daniel +. Seaton.
stations - Eoenezer, Baltimore. +. j. Peck;
Mon Bethel. ID. C., J.W. stevenson; ST. Pauls.
u. &, J. L. Shreeves Eoenezer, ID. c.. John j.
herpert; Mount Pisgah, ID. e., j. w. Va lentine;
1000 Hope, ID. C., John X. Henry; Htllsdale ID .
e., 10 De supplied; Annapolis, Nd, w. IL.
Brown. Clrcuits-Tee Bee. J. T. Morris: Char
lotte Hall, j. k. Springs; CrowdersvlIle j. NJ.
Sarglii Bladensourg, TO be supplied; Parole
w. q. Alexander; West River Vim H. SNYDER
Missions - East Washington, j. III. WEIGH;
Georgetown, 10 be supplied; North Washing.
ION, ncenuate, Israel Lee; Montgomery, Saml
n. johnson.
Jas. A. handy is presiding elder OF Baltimore
district, q. W. Brodie goes 10 Waters chapel
Jas. b. A. Johnson, ID d., is presidiag elder OF
HagefstoWn district; z. II. Green, Frostburg.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows
N. Madison to JAS wormley. sub 10. 50. 1872:
5000. g. W. Samson to w. C. warfieid. DIT.
B. so. 6ls; $40. 80, E. S. Parker 10 lydia smith
west pt 10. so. .sl; s., 500. Hannah J. Chap.
pei 70 I. A. Langley, SUBJ ~. SO. 2s6: 81 O0o
*. Kendall, trustee, TO Johanna Crowley, -
u: ana IL. ADDITION TO Georgetown; s5l5 ]. +.
Olmstead TO IL. NJ. Hutchinson, SUB l42 s1,
Isl; SS365. Seorglne Thomas 10 Mark Gun.
ningham, sub. los. 50. Isl; f962. Georgine
ILomas 10 H. j. Daily, sub. log, do; 1862 50. Ar
leher, PIT. 3. 81. isa; 5000. s. Thomas trustee
10 .; T. 5. Sroggan, pt. IS. so. iG6; s.. 600. b.
Scanion TO i. q. Maurey, sub. 2, So GO; S425
So .2l; 81, 200. Same to Mary V. Bonnell subs
Z. ana 80; $1,000. Z. 5. Parker TO Lydia Smith,
pr. ~, square AL; 1880. q. G. Chapman 10
Chas. Chisley, pit. rs, SO. 14O; IS, 600.
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DIED.

BRITT. On Monday, May l6, 1881, ANNIE W =,
Britt, aged sixteen years and ten months.
Funeral Wednesday. 18th, at pm. from the
lue southeast. Relatives aud friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
GARRISON. On May &c, 1851, at 9:l0pm. OF
Iieure. pneutnonis, MARY JULIA, daughter of Ed
ward III and Elizabeth A. Garrison. aged four
years.
Funeral Wednesday, 3 o'clock m from her
parents residence, No 7l2 q st. southwest. Rel
atves and friends cordially invited.
HUNCHBURGER on Tuesday, May IL, 1881.
JOHN RUNcHBURGEE, in the siXtheislth year of
bis
The funeral viii take place from the residence of
Mslter Brown. Ridge Road, GEORGETOWN Heights,
Wednesday. May Is, at o'clock p. m. His friends
are invited 70 atterd.
STEWART. On the morning of May 10th, 1891,
at 20 O'Clock, MARY r. eTKwARr, widow OF the
iate Charles W. Stewart.
The funeral will take place from her Iats resi-
oence, 46l missouri avenue, at y. 70. Wednesday,
the 18th instant.
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1901 THE CHEAT 1901
100 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100
TO THE EORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

TAa k65kkfE s MksT AN k9s55
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAaNIF1oENr EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS kEzvE Wis HIN iS5s i .io Depot
corner Of Sixth and streets, aa follows:
sss s.y u $50
E i, s5 Car from
sizM Sta F; AS5 fs5i RsfRoAp
Oar to %sfn: aBa he No.n
Fsssss sss:
For Willi.msport. Lock Haven and Klmira. at 10 80
For a9s an. saif sBs s Ess 10
z Ivy, IU;u W ana 10 Pm: On Sunday 400.
fasos osr d sso. Of Sum
, SB ~ ns0gg
fOrdng ec transfer to EutcR street sVod
Cor see s@. 'f q aSrs G.. 400.
icSo ana ana ofs e. nm sSndi Zoo
For R Bs no. sS, $50; io 80 AM and
s.0 ~. 49, l9 s 20 .n sS Sl5 81
For aI SH :.S S5ssf MH; GAO an and saO
For Annspolis. $40 Am. and 4,4o Pm. daily. ex-
ALESXl!HIEIHTA AND FsEpER1oKssURa RAIL
NAV. = AMP ASI. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
!:2O. SEQ. $40, 800 and II so p M. On sun.
day 1T 90. 9:2O and IL 80 M, and 8: O9 2. M
For Richmond and the South. 90 aud IL 10 am.
daily. and 100 p: NJ. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON, OU. BIOS
and 10 90 q m, 12 40, 90. 100. 900 and 9:l0
pm, and II 90 midnight On Sunday ut sos
and 10 90 IN. /: GO and .0S pm.
Tickets and Information 1t the of1ce, northeast
corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenues and
af the depot, where orders can be left Tor the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
j. B. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. novzS
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer
THCMAS BOWLING. Auciioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN, u.

TATE IN THE CITY OF dEORGETOWN. d.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Coluynbia. passed Oh the mn
7th day OF october. A. D. 1872 in equity -A..l
cause No S7S. wherein Meta Hanewinckel is
complainant aud Ida L. Hanewnckel and others
are defendants, We will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY, THE path
DAY OF MAY, A d. 1881, beginning st 8 O'CLOCK
P: M, the valuable real estate in the city
OF Georgetown, In tie District of CO.
Properly and fronting On West. Congress. Stod-
according to q subdivision duly recorded, copies
Of which can be obtained at the drug stores OF e.
W., Oropley and G q. Fickling. in Georsetown.
and at Lowling's auction Store or office OF Gordon
Gordon, IN WASHINGTON The lot On which the
dwelling house is situated offers great induce
ments to any one desiring residence on George
town Heights. and the other lots are most desir-
ably situated for those wishing to build. The lots
vi be offered separately, and If lie sale Is not con-
udt on the Gath instant it will be continued the
next evening, at the same hour and place.
Terms OF gale as provided by the decree
One fourth cash. and the balance In three equal in
stalments, payable in one. two and three years
from day OF SALE with inter est for which the notes
OF the purchaser will be required or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser. Upon confirmation OF
sale and payment of all the purchase money, the
property viii be conveyed. Conveyancing at pur
ctasers cost. If terms Of bale are not com plied
with in one week, the trustees will resell ct risk and
cost OF defaultng purchaser. A deposit of one
hundred dollars each lot required at time OF sale
AUBIN 1; BOULWARE. TRUSTEES
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucaoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial ESTATE F8ONTING ON STREET
BkIH I'm E1GH III AND NINTH SThEE rs
kOR1HNEST, AT AUCTION, BEING No.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial ESTATE F8ONTING ON l. STREET
BkTh EEH EIGH tn AND NINTH STAGE rs
81.
By V rtue OF s deed of trus. d.ted March Ist II
"A. D loe0 and duly recorded in Hher No. f.yR
30 foIo 2il & seq of the land records of the
District q Columbia and by direct n OF tha party
Occurred THEREBY, shs sell at pub &c auction, in
front OF the pr mises, on FRIDAY, MAY 10th, A
ID 1eSl- AT 6o'CLoCK P NJ, al that certa piece
or paree4 OF ground situate, lying aud being in said
City and District, ard known, designa.ed and de-
scribed on TIE ground plan or plst of said city as
part of Let numbered two, (2,) in S1usre Mum
bered four hundred and six, t406,) being the west
srn ps1t O. sTd lot. and havis front Of twenty-
three (23l feat seven Cd inches on street and
running bah with the same width eighty seven
ESD feet and Fix 10 inches to alley, being the
same proper! convey ed to said parties of the frat
part in trust for said Margaret L. King, by deed
bearing GATE On The l4th day of AUGUST, A d. 1878
and duly recorded in hber No. $50, folio 128 et
seg one OF the land records Of said District with
tnPfovtners, consisting of q four-story and
basement 0risk dwelling
Terms Of sale: Oae-third cash. and the balsnce
months 4 or day of sale, to be secured by the
notes CT TIT purchaser, bearing interest at per
CAT per slrlirl until paid, pay able Semi annually
and deed OF trust on the property sod, o. ali
cash st The EuIchasers option. A deposi. Of $3.50
will be required at the time OF sale # the terms
Of sale are Ut complied with in five days from tn
day OF sae.the Trustees the riht to resell
at the cost nd risk Of the defaulttng purchaser
AL colyeyaci1g at purchasers cost.
LhRI N. TAYLOR, r.r..
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, trustees.
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WAITE B. wILLIAMs CO.. Aucts.
IRUGTEH.s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NOR rHEASF CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL AND II STRaErS

IRUsTEH SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
or NORTH CAPITOL AND STREET
NORTHEAST.
By virtueof 8 deed Of trust. bearing date on -
he 18th day of November, A 1875, and re- 49,
corded in Hber No go, folio 1855. ct seq :. .4..8
enc of the land records OF the county of Washing
ton. ID C., and at the request In writing Of the
party thersoy secured the subscriber vii! cell at
DAY, the 18th DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1881, at O'CLOCK
NJ, al that piece or parcel of erouud, lying and
DeiDg situate in the city OF Washington, in the
county and District aforesaid. AID known and dis
hsnsuis9ed on the plat or plan of said city. and
belbe Lot numbered thirty CO. in J. Harry
1homps0n's recorded subdivision of square aum-
fered SIX hundred and seventy six 900, said suo-
division being recorded in the Office OF She Sur
yeyor OF the city of Washington in Iiber W. F. folio
JOG, together with tho buildings and improvements
thereon, consi.t ting Of threa-story Brick wsll-
iDs, With two story back building. Stable in rear
occupied as bakery
Terms Of sale: One third cash and balance in
Elk. twelve aud eighteen months. for notes bearing
interest from day of SALE deferred payments to be
secured by deed Of trust on the pre- sold or ali
caAh. st the opt on of the Trustee Conveyancn9
at the cost of purchaser II terms Of sale are OF
complied with in five days from day Of SALE prop
eTty vii be rescd at rlsk and expsfrse Of defautng
purchaser A deposit OF two hundred dollars will
be required at the time Of sale
n9 RICHARD L. WALLLGH, Trustee.
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VOHN SHERMAN Il Co,
~ Resi- Estate Aucts.. st. Cloud Building

VIII be sold, st public suction, on WE'D -
NEsDAi. JUEE IsT. AT O'CLOCK P NJ, lot G1s3
10. i, square $40, north west corner i1th lei.
snd q reets, improved by a large four story
brick dwelling House, wi ID two stors back build
ing, the latter containing dining lom opening on
18th stree The property suitable for smau hotel
or large boarding house; title perfect
Terms One third caeh balance six, twelve and
Eighteen nlonibe secured by deed of trust; inter-
est at sl1 PEI cent, or all cash ST option OF pur-
chaser. S25C cash at time of sale
- LEWIS J. DAVIS, Executor.
IN NJ SAllH, SalesIE an. mi4-G &ds
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fIVRUsTEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
Il IATk ON EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE
The GENERAL POST OFFICE.

The NENLtshL FUSI UFFICE-
By yirtE Of two decrees passed in cause "A
No. 3, 543 equity, in the Supreme Court o I f6
1he Dtstric of Columbis, on April 80, 1879, To-.
and On Ea9 1881, will sell at public auction.
IN froF OF ne premises. on TUESDAY, THE 2irH
DAY OF IA, 1881, AT O'CLOCK p. M, all that cer-
tain plece parcel oflSn6. situste and lying in the
City Of Waalneton, 10 the District OF Oolu nbia,
Alown apdis scrioed az the north b sf OF Lot No.
10 II sue No. 4uo, together with the improve
menfs theron. free of all taxes lawfully assessed
thereon upo the time OF said sale.
Terms OF ale. One fourth cash; balance in three
eqUsl fDstanent5 with interest, in six tweiye and
eighteen mnths, secured by the propissory notes
Of The pnteaser, and by retaining the title until
al OF said Dtes are paid; or If the purchaser 50
desires, hnay pay all cash within tea days after
fhe sale Eo hundred dolars deposit will bs re-
qred OF te purchaser at the time of sale. az all
convey anc-g and recording will be ar the pur
Chasers ePeDse- If the terms of sale are not
fOmlhsd Vh N tan Gays, the property will ba re-
solt at th,risk AID cost of the defiuitins pur-
Ih1ser, ar. i've days no ice In the Evening star
A. O. Bk8DLE1,( r-,sta..
o. @. GREEN, ! ifus'ess.
DUNCANON BROS, Aucfioneers. mill dads
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l(ITOH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers

hitch. FOX 4 BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
q STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND ElGHIEENTH STREETS. ALSO, LOT
AND STREETS.
We will sell at public anton, on the premi. a
ses; on on IUEspAY MAY 18th: 1881, At l5E
% feet II inches on q street, between 18th and
inches.
Terms made known at time of sale.
Will sell Lot 1873, square 206 fronting 10 feet on
l4th street, between and streets, and running
back l20 feet to an alley.
Terms: One third cash. and balance in one and
two years at per cent interest secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. deposit of SlC0 VIII be
required on each lot at time of sale.
apps cots j. L. GOODWILL, Auct.
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MARRxDD,

FITZGIBBON-LiSTON. On May TO- ISL at
ST. Aloysius Church. 10y the Rev. Father Forhan
UPWARD J. fITzGIBBoS to MAGGIE z. LIsroN,
both Of Washington, ID. @.
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SPRIN6 STILES
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE Ef WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE f EFFEoT SUNDAY, APRIL
An. Leave w ASH
rzao-OolcSgo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Tx
&c. ss49B B. Ellicott City and way stations
stsiNs tS.gF; winchester. HaserssSxn and way.
s;RIS e.;Bso Pkilsde!ph:s. New York and
for Fs.d Hsssrstown and At Point Of books for
tsoOL0n sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
o:e9I7Baltimore Express. (stops at Hy.ttsvns.
Gollege. BetsEille. Laurel. Annapolis junction.
tic A0-Fittsburs. Chicago. Cincinnati nd 81.
Louis Express.
i2:l9.Baltdmore. Euicott City. Annapolis and va,
la 2s sunday only for Baltimore and way.
rs 00-Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York k1.
s$0Egaltmors and way stations. Cwinchester.
%. rrfedeEick. Aagerstown and way. Wis Rslay.)
redericS u. BeisS Stops :. Annapolis june
a'tSRsns Of -, Ees.s sE.sssncs Hsserssovn.
T.. Point q Rocks and Way Stations only.l
r. Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
te:46eBaltimore Express. (Mart1nsburg and Way.
via Relay. Stops ut Hyattsville and Laurel J.
6O6-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
IS :4t-Baldmore and Way Stations.
7SO-Balhmore and Laurel Express
to :6g-Pitteburg. Cincinnati and St Louis EXPRESS
0:40-Baldmore. Hyattsville and Laurel Express
Stops on signal or to let of passengers 1t any
station between Washington and Annapolis
ITO S0.BsItmere. Philadelphi.. New York and
Boston Express. Sleeping Oars to New York.
fDaily. tSundAy only. Other trains daily. except
sunday.
An trains from Washington stop 1t Relay Station
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Staten, and
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received ut any point in the city.
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BOOKS, &c.

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JEHOS FISHER Il CO.,
l. Kes, Estate Aucdoneers 1928 F st. W.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR SMALL BUILD
ING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY nth, -
AT $50 O'CLOCK. on tha premises, we shall sell %
sub Its A, y aud O, in square No 939. 'front.'
ng ~ feet each On street north, between 9th and
immediately after. sub lot "a" square 80,
fronting 70 feet on street, bet xeen h and 9th
Terms: One third cash balance in SIX and
twelve months with interest. secured by deed OF
trust. THOS. j. FISHER h DO.
ml2 d&ds Auctioneers.
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NEW YOhK-ROTTERDAM.

The first class Steamers OF this Line,
''AMSThRDAM," ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDhM," "W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
'sP. CALAND," and 'iMAAS,"
Carrying the O. s. Nails to the Netherlands. iesve
Matson Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, on WE'D
First Cabin. $50 $40. I'd Cabin. $50 S.eerage,
Sa6; GAz4 4. General Agent q South WI
MkTZEROTT 4 90, 925 PennsylVania avenue.
WaEhiBgton, or +. ii. JOHNSON, Agent National
Safe Der osit Building, corner New 70. K ave and
i5th ct northwest. tanl7
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MERCHANTS, AND MINERS,

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sal ing days from Baltimore-Every WEDNES-
DAY snd SATURDAY, at pm, from foot of
Spears Wharf pear foot q; Gay street,
From New YOrk-Every THURSDAY and SAT
UkDAY.. at .m.,. from Pier 40. East River (near
foot Clinton street.)
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
re- ties freight guaranteed
Rates of pass age-First class. sc. including meals
and stateroom berth. Steerage. 83. meals, if de-
sired, 25 cents per neal.
A. L. HIGGINS, ACT,
(Boston WharfO BALTIMORE, Md.
GEO. 81. GLOVER, AGf.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-17
'I'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS On
CONDUIT ROAD AND FOXHALI,'R iANE
AROTIT ONE NH n WElT EEI9AI GENT2H

ABOUT ONE MILE WEST FROM GEORGE
TOWN. D. @.
By virtue OF . decree passed in the cause No -
1867, Baker ct al. vs, Offutt ct al. Lots Nos ~
A. a. Is. l6. IL. Is. i9, ~, 81 and ~. in the
subdivision OF part OF the tract called 'aarlem {"
made and fled In the above cause viii bs offered
for sale on MONDAY, xHE lSp DAY OF MAY. 1881,
road. Lots IA to ~ sre on Foxhan lane, and Is to
% nont On road 30 feet wide as laid out in said
Terms OF sale prescribed By the decree: One.
third in cash; 800 deposit ON each lot at time OF
sale; residue IN two equal payments at six and
annum. Option OF the purchAser to pay al cash.
FRED. W. JONES' Trustee.
m44-dts Gunton Building, Ala La. ave.