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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20


The County Board of Examiners
are now engaged in the examination
of the papers of the applicants to
teach in our County. The work is
not yet completed, but so far four
applicants have been rejected, and
eight have passed. We give the fol-
lowing names Of the successful can
didates to whom certificates will be
issued, corresponding with their sew
eral grades: Miss Rosa c. Tharin
Mrs. NJ. =. Phillips, Mrs. j r. Jones,
Mrs. f. A. Murph, Rev. w. S. John
son, Z. ID. Harris, G.. j. bix, and N.
j. Kennedy. Next week we hope to
publish the names of the remaining
succcssfHslca candidates.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

Mr.. Theodore Kohn is now offer
ing his entire stock OF fall and win
ter goods at and below costs. Now
is the time to get bargains.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20
sburg Times

All dishes left from the Y. A. Fair
can be had, if called for, at tho resi-
dcnce of Mr.. F.. S, Hubbel.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

Subscribers to the TIMES viii please
pay their dues to Mr.. Kirk Robinson,
who will. also take all new subscrip.
tions.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

We,regret to hear that brother Of
our fellow townsman, Mr.. d. n,
Smith, has been seriously ill for some
time, but hope he may soon recover.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

We are glad to sec DIR. DuBosc
hack again after spending the sum-
NOR North. Ho looks we'll and
hearty.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

Mr.. d. Smith, late Of Cornclson s,
is now with ID. f. Smoak d. Co.,
where he will be pleased to see his
many friends and customers. a. =
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

We regret to learn ofthc death, ut
Georges Station, on last Thursday.
of Mr.. Joseph Street, the father of
our esteemed townsman Mr.. j. j.
street, in the 57th year Of his age.
Mr.. Street was u highly esteemed
citizen and u consistent christian
whose private life was in every way
exemplary. The large attendance
ut his funeral ceremonies, and the
touching discusses of the officiating
clcrgymen best attest the estimation
in which he was held by the com
munity in which he lived. Our sym
pathics are with the bercaved family.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

Clothing! clothing!! clothing!!!
ID. f. Smoal & Co., arc now offer
ing their entire stock Of winter cloth
ing, also blankets and heavy winter
goods ut actual cost for cash. Should
you need anything in clothing,
shawls, blankets, jeans, &C., don't
forget that you can buy from them
25 per cent. less than regular prices.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

| { HRS I MAS
C0MlNG /
Now is the time to buy from
THEODORE kOHN'S
GREAT
DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM.
All styles Of Shetland .Shawls' aud
Sacks, andsClonks and Dolmans, nlso
large and fno assortment of Chill
drenB and M isses Cloaks
ALSO
Offering extraordinary In nduoemeata
in hlles.yleu of
DRESS GOODSFSTLKS, sATINS,
CASHMERES, ALPACCAS, &c.
have added largely. to my
STOCK
and am now Offering tho finest 7assort.
mont and Largest Siockoevr oxh,bi-
ted in Orangcburg.
The attention, Of all Parents 10
called to my fine selection of
sBOYs & YOUTHS CLOTHING,
Comprising Dress and School suits.
Also elegant OVtRCOATS for the
the cold weather. Prices LOW r
than ever. A call 10 solicited and
satisfactionsguaranteed..1
Mems fine CLOTHING at
PRICES that will pleased everybotiy'0
views.
Sole agent for Dalsheime,'s and
Marko's Philadelphia and Baltimore
line. BOOTS and SHOES.
The Lightss Running
Domestic Sewing Machine
Also Needles, Attachments and parts
for all achines for sale.
In conclusion would state that /
am now offering inducements in all Of
my different departments, 1 shall be
pleased to have you cali aud exam
inc my Stock and Prices, and am
confident :sihat you.wil be; convinced
that
THEODORE KOHN'S
has the LARGEST selection, LOW
Est prices and NEWEST styles at
the
Great DrV Goods
EMFORHU M
TD EST oualityenscd Coud MILF 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

: Judge Mackey, while on his way
to the depot on Saturday last, had
occasion to observe the profanity
practisc'' h.Y the coiored penpTc OH
the streets. lie observed also that
there was II" policeman at the depot.
lie expressed surprise that the law
against swearing and vulgar expires
Sions on the streets, is not enforced,
and that so Important place us the
depot was left without policeman.
Profanity is too common on our
streets, and the depot is a resort for n
very low set Of men and women.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

The Exhibition Of Powell Brothers
in Orangcburg last week, was we'll at
tended and was fully up to anything
of the kind ever witnessed i'm our
town in this line. The fcats of
iegcrdcmain were wonderful. The
mystery of Il man entering box that
was locked in the presence of the
large audience and lashcd with ropes
cannot be nnravclcd. The most val
uable presents were distributed, and
all went away well pleased. We
have no doubt these brothers will
draw large Fiotser wherever they go.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20
SHAVING AND HAIR.DREssIMG

Done in the most approved style by J Ii.
MATTHEW'S, an Experienced Barber, on
Market Street, in rear Of the. Postofiice.
ian 0
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

FULTON Market Beef. best ever tasted
a. at VAN TASSEL'S.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

For sale by DIR. j. g. Wannamakcr
If you need u nice set Of harness
don't buy until you have priced them
at ID. 4. Smoak & Co.'S. They have
just received q fine lot.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

No headache or bark-ache for ladies
who drink "V|IPdE OF CARDUl."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-01-20

Don't forget to carry your cotton
samples to ID. f. Snoak & Go. They
pay the highest prices and pay the
cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-06
DIED

DhEN. Monday. April h. 1881, at s 90 n. m
bf M u, Daughter 81 Edward Nj. and Mahala
The friends OF the family are inyited 10 attend
we iuteTal from Tie Church Of A-cension Thurs
uaS' AT II CLOCK a NJ 1t
GIBBS Suddenly April {, 1881, OF heart dis
ease, NM IL StIIBS, son of The late John LII. aud
In ma Gibbs, Ia bis twenty eighth year.
taeltlkts ana friends are respectfully invited to
O'Clock 3. M.
GRIMES. "Wednesday morngny. April G, 1851.
M a ~. !ate rehct II Craven fran;es
friencs and relatiNes are esTectfuly invited to
attend funeral frolo her late resid-nce, 925 New
,HIIZ. Wednes lay, April 6. 1881. at 30 M.
axe; a native of Switzerland.
~, ne Ifiehas OF the family are invited t. attend
southeast, Friday. IL a N.
1NGLE. At Frederick. Nd, after q short H.
ness, April 9th, 1881, kLIZABErH DULANY third
DAUGHTER of Rev. Osborne Inx!e md Mollie Addi-
son iIsle, in the eleventh year Of her age. 2.
KELLY. Tuesday. April 5th. 1851, al O'Clock
a; a.. MICHEL KELLY; ia the sixty third year Of
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No; 5S2 street south sest, Thursday, April 7th,
nicks Church. n.
POND. Tuesday, April 3 1881, at IL 20 pm,
SARAH i :, beloved wife Of HENRY PoND.
Funeral at IL a M. Thursday Friends OF Inc
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
SITTER. kpril 4, 1881, killed by fallins into
ceIar, IHEoDoR SElzER in the forty-EInth year
OF Bic sse Born in Wanduern Baden.
4 he funeral will take place from St Joseph's
Church, corner Second and Q streets northEss
THURSDAY MORNING. O'clock Requiem high mass.
Friends snd relatives kindly Invited to attends
Elizabeth A. Spiiman.
bis funeral viii take place from his parents resi-
Deuce, No. 9l4 Twents sixth street northwest.
thursday afternoon, O'Clock,
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The Ryland Chapel Difficulty.

TIN QUESTION oF METHODIST AFPOINTMFNrS
kditor S0r:-TEe li;tie "onplsasau,aess =
which is disturbing The Quietule OF Rylaad
church is bDt renewal of the Old Question
Nh,ca has so lonE yexsd the minds OF the Iaity
Vi tue Methodist cbUlCA. Il can coul ieRtly os
a stttt & Inst the gursI ion OF "appolninosnt.r
,o ~, " " one or dlsC0rd uutil some change
- ot 1tie celt ef has been made No reform IA
teTo s 20, however, until the evils OF the svs-
- ~ Sotne htoleraole In some l0csiirlts n "a
len lhal that tise has come already. nJG N-Itn
eal ooIhpiued action no radical rctor.u can n,
The fact that the annual c,nrerences ,oo,-
upon Tue different charges Ia taeir rgsp.,t,v,
luFtssictloiis rs so many places for thu srno,rT
81 nsir Minister'S au0 assume a sort OF pT,is,,,.
ii'e care over IAe temporal wants OF taa,,, o,,n
listers keeps up and makes object ,oI.a oia ~,
peculiar features OF the system, especially the
uhe which restricts the different chITE's frag,
exercising their choice - 10 Who snail serve
them In THEIR pulpits.
The little ripple that hsa been felt here in
Washington Gu account or tbs arbitrary ap-
lonimenl recently made Oy the Baltimore Goa
ltfence IS Out an echo 10 thai watch is felt
HtVNS the same Inc IA other conferences. Tue
IisAt or suffrage and OF representation with
taxation Is so dear 10 every American cllZen
mat 10 be subject 10 government that does
Lot accord him these privileged IS he feels,
ts'd'p'p, aid should hot D. tolerated. II Il con-
tAfg 10 al MS natural tnsttn,,s a9i p11.,a fiD,
ara We may say is NJ only for a. people r-ly-
eIhtI 10y monarchy, whose education i sIb-
mission 10 GeSpOtlc : way. Thai Lnera has IA .an
10 serious rupture IL me ranks OF the Ns,s,-
diet church IN The past Is no Susrsl,r,sa mar
There Will be none in the future Tor these ttt,-
affection are hut shadows O. coming events AID
casual observer can RAPIDLY SEE that tn,4o
SHADOWS are fast CosCuiing The HORIZON OF rhe
peace aLd tranquility Cf ne church.
The question naturally Involves the ''doing
aN ~ OF presiding elders. they being urid a. a
useless expense 10 the people upon Sn0m Icey
sGhslSl, aud constant annoyance 10 blfn
preacher AID lAify for not having any real leait-
lIhalc business &c attend 10, lihat the prelca,rS
ia SiiafGe aft BOT better qualified 10 perform on
dctOUhL or their relation 10 the ptslpIe vii
Nncm Trey laboT). they NEEDLE with he ram-
Pofal affairs OF the different Cnarsns-con-
stah'iy bringing them into hostility with ina
aLtuaI conference 10y reason OF. the bishop re-
mig upon Their judgment as 10 the matter or
appointments A rSmeny for this state OF
ailairs Is pting applied IN soma localities by the
alteration or The cnurcn property back iutU me
haLas or the laly, so tBaJ IN the event OF an
objectionable appointment they can shut tina
cot Is or their church, aud say we % not want
} GA. But We look for more honorable sOtu-
tloG CT the question. While such a course would
stt m TO be Justlnabe on the pari UI the laity
Il u honorable on the part OF The cuurcA 10
compel them 10 Resort TO such measures?
LATTY.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROs., Auctloneers
~ 9Th Snd Streets q northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR. STORY BRIUK
JEELFTH STREETS MORT GWE9T
.EKo,NyTrI,ns,,63 ON PESNsYLyANIA AVENUE,
b virtue OF a deed Of rust to me. bearing s.-
date 29th day Of January. A D 1916. aud "a
duly recorded iii her No. sos folio $50 ID
ore Of the land records fer the District Of tJour-
ba. and by direction Of the party secured thereby
viii sell, at puoic auctiOn, in front OF the oran,
ises, On TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF April. A. n.
1881 AT 80 O'CLOCK +. NJ. all that certain piece
or larcSi o. ground situate and lSisg Ia said city
OF ashin- t3p. and DeiI < known aad described as
part OF lot numbered nine (9), IN square mum
tered three hundred and twenty three (323), said
part OF lot Zine beinc next adjoining 10 lot NUM-
oefeo ten tlt) in ESD square, snd having froas
On u street north Of twenty i20) fes-, and running
osck with that width the whole depth of said lot
ana belaS the same VII Oh vas conveyed 10 william
grippe by Jacob kigler BIZ deed re corded in Lihe~
i No. 6 folio ], Of The land records Tor Wsshing
ton County, ia esd District, toyet er with all the
tmproYeni snta, ways easements rich s, privileges
aud ap2urtenauces to the same belonging or In any
msnner appsrtatniGg.
Terms: One-quaster cash baanes in cne two
and three yea~s with s per cent interest per an
mum; nCtes to be secured ny tsei OF trust OH tue
premises sold. CeRveyaCc NJ, &c at puc.:hassr's
cost Terms TO ba compiled with IN five days;
Otherwise the trusree reserves the riSht resell at
the rsk and cost of detauitils p ,rohaser upon
giving I'VE daya notice OF sucl resal3 Ia some
paper pub!ished IL WASHINGTON, d q. a deposit
OF $40 will be required Ia tine OF sale.
mar23- dads Trustee
ea-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until TUESDAY, 12rH
Day OF APRIL, /. d. 1851, at same hour aud
yIsce. GEORGE H L. WHITE
Eib-W,f%t Trustee.
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1f1hOMAs DOWNING. Aucaoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A PART OF THAT VERY
VALUABLE VACANT GROUND ON THE
hORIH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE,
BEIWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
,TEEN1 ID STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 29th go
gay OF september, A. ID. 1874, and recorded ~
III one OF the land records for Washington d..
county, In the District Of Columbia, in Hner 1913,
1oIo 4U4, the subscribers viii sell to tho highest
bidder, on The premises, on MONDAY. THE 18th
DAY OF April. A. d. 1881, AT O'CLOCK IN THE
AFTERNOON Lot numbered three. 60 in John
DaVidsons recorded subdivision OF lots in Square
two hundred and twenty two, (122.) according to
tne subdivis,on made october 17tn, 1910. ana re,
lot being situated in the city Of Washington and
District of Columbia together with all the I'M
proven enrs, ct cetera, as ia said deed mentioned.
Inc terms OF sale, SO prescribe by the deed OF
trust are: TIL. amount of Indebtedness secured by
this deed OF trust unpaid with the expense of sale
and taxes, in cash. and the balance at six, q,
twelve Old and eighteen Q8) months. for which
the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold shall be taken, ths debt being
hSe thousand dollars and interest from September
OF FIVE hundred dollars will be required Of the
purchaser ut the time Of sale, and all convey ancng
and recc riding viii be at the purchasers cost who
may pay all the purchase mouey in cash. If the
terms are not complied with within five days after
the day OF sale. the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the said ground ON Eve days notes pub-
lshed in the Evening Star, at the risk and cost Of
the purchaser in default.
seeHAhLEs M. MATTHEW'S Trustees
mai3ldta
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II OSl PENNaYLXANIA RtlIITE i IS

az S S55SSHTsYk kEaT Ar Kog sIr
Double Track, steel Rails.
sPLESDID sGESEEY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS II SF EsEEGT Afn I1,4 4Gs, I85l ~.
corner Of sixth and streets, as follows
For pittsburz and me Vest. 500 M. daily. with
= n daily, with Sleeping Cars from Har-isbur.
TO Cincinnati 81. Louis and chicago; Q so ?. m
daily, with Palace Cars TO Pitts 1llrs
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Erom Capandalxua, Rochester, Buffalo, Nissara
1. sxee wask nns, ana 56e North at
ss1ccePt sa;rr,sy, with Palace Cars to Canaan
ker WtLiansport, Lock Haven and Elmtra. At 10 80
Eo, = m IN: daily. except sunday
Rgmn. limited express Of Pullman PsrIor oars
For Brookn ii thF sSnd Train, connect 8.
Se erssS Ciy With boats Of Brooklyn Annex. AZ
Ing double ferriaEe across New York city. AVOID
For Phliacsl5 hls1 90 an. 1880 a M. 400
81 iSs lSS EEaPSaz 5sS sso
sgp1S.y; goo. 1880 am. %. S:4o. 3 $50 and nd
For Pops's Greek Line. Gao am. and 4:4o pm
daily: except Sunday.
ALE2AspSis AND FREDERIoksBgRa RAIL
ION KAii.RoAD. AA-'o-
For te.s s 40 and Il 50 sp % SO On sgb
DAY :; 3 n 70 ~, ssd d IL 80 an. and 9e m
daily. al SEQ p N. daily. except SUNDAY.
Trsins leave Alexand Z. for Wsshlnston, O0, o5
and lO and u Go NO. o. sundsy SIS s5s
and 600 . M . go aud 'oS p M
% and
eSeesins 4 6asssss to destination from hotsis and
L. 2. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent,
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. noy29
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Attention. Heroic Drivers!

EdtfoF Star:-Would it not be Well TO sug-
gest to the Herdic Coach Company to give their
drivers orders to occasionally turn their heads
10 right and left with view TO seeing the
would be passengers In the side streets, VINO
despite their frantic gestlculations. are never
seen?
Unless standing on the curb almost under
their noses 1t seems impossible to attract their
attention. and IL 1t could be impressed upon
the.r minds that some people who are not On
Jhe avenue would occasionally like 10 ride, fC
might probably be as favorable IN us results TO
themselves as to the public.
ONE WHO PRE- FKRs THE CABS TO THE CARS.
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THIS EVENING.
4 UCTIoS SALE OF UNKEDEEMED PLgI

4 UCTIOS SALE OF UNREDEEAED PLEpGas
VIII sell for III. 4 Fulton, at 1918 Pennsylv.nis
sv en-, Nv, commencing on WEDNESDAY,
MOhklNG, APRIL 9Th, AT III O'clock NJ about
!, 0GO Forfeited Pledges. This sale viii consist
principally Of Clnthing. aud will be continued
mornings at 10 C'ci"ck and Evenings at O'Clock
until all sre sold. Persons holding tickets the time
On which having expired will please take notice.
JANIS GUILD & SON, Auets.
II. X. FULTON, Broker. ap2-5ts
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TG-MoRHDw.
gs,soMAs BOWLING, Aucdoneer.

SALE BY AUCTION OF EXCELLENT HD0sF
HOLD FURNITURE
ECn THURSDAY MORNING April 7rH. ~
re tenan declining Housekeeping, No 9D4 "a
18Th street rOrthT vest. shall cell IN excellent Il
assOftH eIt Of house OK effects
Fine Psrlor Furniture
htirrors and Lounges
Walnut ana Painted MarbeTop Chamber Suites
Hair and Husk Mattresses
tlilOSs and BNlsters.
BRUSSELS and Three ply CARPETS and Rugs
BRUSSELS Hail and stair Carpets.
walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut lining Chairs
Reirlperatr r. Kitchen ReGulsites
iCEether with a general assortment of Household
Go ds. THOMAS DOW ING
ap5-2t Auctionear
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Money Found i'm a Store.

Edito7. Siaf':-I have watched your paper
sir CO Friday last to see II a certain amount of
money was advertised that was dropped In a
certain store and found by one OF the clerks and
taken up to the desk. / have seen no such ad-
vertisement IS yet, and l thought l would
speak Of the careless way that men carry their
money loose In their jackets, and are likely 10
drop large bills In drawing it out OF their
jackets, as In this case. More than probable
he has never missed 1t.
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I. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PE0PSkTY ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET, BET WEEN CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE. and EIGHTEENFH STREET NORTH
WEST, (NO. t7lI K STREET.
By virtue of deed Of truot, dated October -
j, 1879, and recorded in Liz s27, folio ], EKsg
one OF the aud records for the District Of LII
Columbia, and at the written request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned Will cell at y4lb-
nc auction, il frontof the premises, on THdEs
DAY, THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1881 AT 5
O'CLOCK p. NJ. all of lot marked or lettered A. in
A. Warehouses; subdivision Of original lot niol-
bered one ID, IN square numbered one hundred
and slxty three ti63) living and being in Wash 2g
ton City, District OF Uolanbia, with improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-third cash balance in ore and two
years, with interest; the otes the deferred pay
ments TO be secured upon The preu ises sold one
hundred dollars shall be paid down When the pro-
rerty is struck oft Convey ancins at cost of our
chaser. Sale to be closed il seven day., or pro-
perty 70 be resnld at cost and risk IF purchaser,
MARTIN ii. KOHRER, 1,,.t
ap4 MAULON ASHFORD. 4ftstees-
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NEW YORK-R0TTERBAM.
RAILROADS.
tlTlMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST line, AND THE ONLYLIN
The EAST AND TIE W 1Es1rs WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL.
SCHEDULE TO TAKE fFFEoT SUNDAY. ApaI.
A. N. LFAVE WASHINGTON
1Z!omShlcazo' Clneinnsti and St Louis Fas. Kx-
baltimore. Enicott City and way stations.
70 ;s400-Baitlniore Express.
eTasonrs; Winchester, Ha9erstoSn and way
s:l0-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
6:45-stauntoR and Valley Express (Connects
Tor Haserstown and az Point Of ROCKS for
sl0-New YORK. Philadelphia and Boston E.-
ss6o-on Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
2e:00E7Baltimore Express. (stops at Hysttsviils
Jessup's and Hanover ~
lO40-Ilttshurg, Chicago. Cincinnati and ST.
- Louis Express.
12Io ,. EuicOtt City. Annapolis and way
t. IL :29-9n suIday only FOR Baltimore and way.
f fsS9G-Balltin Z ore E I
s:39-galtmoTe AID way stations. winchester,
430-Bslumore, HysttsyiIe and Laurel Exsress
strederlcA' Via helay. stops at Annapolis juno
f4:4S-Peint OF Rocks. Frederick. Hsrerstown,
Winchester ana Way Stations. (Oa SUNDAY tn
Point Of Rocks and Way stations oniyJ !"
"A 40-Baitimore, Annapolis aud Way Stations
f64b-PhisdCl hia and Baltimore Express. MAR
vile and Laurel }
6Do-Polnt Of Rocks and Way Stations.
T6:45-BaltlnOre and Way Stations
7:30-Balnmore snd Laurel Express.
80 s50-PlttF burg. Cincinnati and ST Louis RxprAss
s:io-Balnuore, Hyattsyi.le AID Laurel Express
stops on signal to let OF passef sers al ,IIyr
station tetr cen Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
ITO OO-New York, Philadelphia and Boston Yx-
press. Sle-ilaz Car 70 New YORK and SPECIAL
Sieepinz Car 70 Philadelphia
fDaiiy. tSu1day only. Otter trains daily excapt
Sunday ~T'
al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply AZ The BaIriu4Grs
sid ONO tcket offices. Washington Staten and
ol9 and 1881 P@nusy lvania avenue, corner 18th
street where orders wil be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-06
V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ES-
TATE, IMPROVED, ON THE SOUTH SIDE


TATE IA ISMMPpk : ~ ON The IS SOUTH SIDE
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
Under and by virtue Of q deed Of trust, -
dated the 18th day of September. 1870, and ExE
dnly recorded in Liber 622 folio 392 ct seq r.
Ct the land records Of the District OF Columbia, and
at the request, in writing. Of the party secured
thereby we viii sell. az pubic auction. in front OF
he premises, on MONDAY, APRIL 18th. 1881. AT
5o'cLoGk PM. an those pieces Of sropnd in the
city Of Washington, District Of Columbia. known
as lots 9. 4 and T. in Church. Howell and Riley's
"A. OF square 46s-said lot q having front Of I6
feet on Il street southwest. and running back be-
tv cen parallel lines Is feet TO 10foot alley; the
other lots having front Of 16A feet with the same
cepth with the improvements thereon. Lot @ il
improved by . two-story Brick House, No. 62S
street southwest.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; residue In six.
twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months, evil
denced by notes OF purchaser. and secured by
gsorerty sold; or all cash. st purchasers option
$50 deposit the sale Of each lot will be required
at the time Of sale. Conveyancing at purchasers
cost terms OF sale are not compiled With
within nve days from day OF sale, property will be
resold At risk and cost RI defsulting purchaser.
after i've days notice in The Star.
VIM. A. FkNWIOK.l r-r,,aa,
WIN. T. WALKER. ! AEueseos'
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