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STEAMERS. &c.

Foh hIcHn9s.HR: FAkDRRlCKs-
AfR taD1AKSks Sc TIE HD fFsoSHEn2sp
porow,c , RgAILRoAn;; oo,.n.
TIE Old SNp Fhy5s1TE soGTE
s sss spe 6ss1 Steamed with the new
ses1fs e.Si fgr his and spp9;ntsd IN ever.
tsundAys ess ts3 at Nh 80.
Il M a sIh Ti.ins South
Returning srFY Ta u oE :;
Nsshneton to Quantico fret class. 81. 90
to fedS S1ea limited limit ;o
Washington TO Richmond nmiisd to dsy. !. 90 90
wssnipston to Richmond and return. sosdfo; 00o
E.fss: TO Fredericksburg; must sa Ss
sap be ana ads hy pa
furnished st " Reeds ons 1915 street north
At
the coG9gga nHynT ofiHe foot S q Ith street
STEAMER AHR E EzSY f Sc fH sEEf Lane
WILLS VIZ leave web her Sha5f foot Ct Sigh
DAY an. Stft FRIDAY. At s5o o'clesk
En-. sorMsh n1 Al Ensy Point Point Lookout and
days. viii be issued as follows:
FIRST Class Bound Trip to Fortress Monroe and
First class Fare to Fortress Monros and Nor r.
Second class each 50
First class Fare to Piney PIT and Pt Lookout / So
First class Round Trip to Piney Point and Point
Second Class. each way. Is
ktaterooms, 81. Meals, $50
DhYs ana isaSf SS51ss THURS
Tickets and stateroonas can be secured .. general
Office. 6lS 18TH street in the National Metropolitan
Bank su THE N e HoR Ss sh ssss Wharf
S GBS Ns .Ra O. KSGHT ssye Pier
particulars apply to agent 6S Water street. George
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
apSO 613 18th street. opp. U. q. Treasury.
Fen 1E N9sE sS5k6r .H RS9mE aE
The , STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
VIII leave her GsF 1Ea4 the feo T. 81 + Md h
!! PAS st $50 T: "a, sATuR1AYs
fol On WEpSEspHSs. ' TKIDAYs 's snd s TSS
!. 1881 Excursion tickets viii be issued. good for
four days as follows:
Fitst CLASS fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
First cat round trip ................ SO
F F,Ss no Sass s each p Sgsv 80
First class round Observation-Disclosures. , so
ststsrooas. 81 Meals. 75o Freight received
Tie Steamer viii extend her trips to Georgetown
every Monday, stopping at Hartiey's wharf.
Tickets and Ststerooms can bs had and infor-
mation ,cheerfully furnished. at B, W. Reels
Pa: ave-; W 8 Roses cigar stands; at principal
hotels; 81. B. Polkinhorn, next to City P. O., and
at 0 ahd 52St Ct dt stTss sup.
". P. WEIGH. Agent. ap29
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NEW YOHK-ROTTERDAM.

m EW 1OHk-KOTIEKDAM.
The first class Steamers Of this Line
'AMSTkRDAM." ROTTERDAM"
'SCHIEDAM," ''W. A sCHOLTEN,"
"P CALAND," and ''MAAS,"
Carrying the o. r. Mails to tbs Netherlands leave
Watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WE'D
First Cabin. s6o-s7o. I'd Cabin, $50. Storage,
S26. 81. CAZAUX, General Agent, u South Will
lam ~, st New York For passage apply to ". G.
Warrington, or F. 81. JOHNSON, Agent, National
Safe Deposit Building, corner New To1k ave. aad
10Th It. northwest jSn17
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IN TO ORDER AWNINGS,
and HAIELETT is the man to make them.
mis-. LIN SIT MARKET SPACE.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE On FREDERICK STREET, BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
9EORGETO~N, ID. G.. Az AUCTION.
Fy virtue Of decree Of the Supreme A.A
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed f7aE3
on the litn day of MAY, 1881, IN Equity -Gs.G-
cause Nc. 7,61l, wherein Richie Z johnson ct
al. are compIainants, and Katie e Hody kin ct all.
~, S s sell at pnD' Es9sS9 front Of
OF MAY 1881. AT 6 o'cLooK P; NJ, 81 that piece
or yarcel of GROUND l,in9, and being 10 GEORGE
towD, District OF Columbia. being part OF Lot
slIty-seven OF Beatty and Hawkius' addition to
said town, and lounr ed as follows: Beginning at
tie end of seven feet ten inches measured north
with the west line of Frederick street from the
southeast corner of said lot, and running thence
with said line OF Frederick street north twenty
five feet; thence westgardly and parallel with I'D
street one hundred and fifty feet thence south
vardly and parallel with the first line twenty five
feet, and thence in straight line to tie beginning
with the Improvements, COASTS ing OF tWo-stOry
and attic B-ick Building
Terms of sale; Ohe-third cash. balance In two
equal instalDlents at six and TIVE I've months with
Interest to be secured by approved notes aud lien
on property sold or whole purchase money can be
paid at day Of sale. depOait of $50 required at
tine OF sale. All conveyaacing at the cost OF the
purchaser.
ml3-ctsds WILLIAM g. JACKSON. Trustee.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS,

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE md NEW YORK,
Sailing days from Baltimo-e-Every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at 4 pm, from foot of
Spears Wharf tnear foot 8. Gay street.)
From New York-Every THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY, at p M. from Pier 40. Kast River (near
foot Clinton street.3
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates of pas,age-First class, Sc. including meals
and staterooIr berth. Steerage, Is, meals, il de-
sired, 25 cents per meal.
(Bcston Wharf) BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. II. GLOVER, AGT.
ie25 PIER 40, EAST RIVER, n. 7.
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.
V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CATALOGUE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS OF THE MCPHERSON HOUSE, DOM
PhISING a ROOMS: NORTHEASf CjRNER
18Th AND I STREETS, EMBRACING IN
FORTE, SIAMLY y SONS; ELEGANT
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND PIER MIR
KOAs. FIVE SETS OF SUPERIOR PARLOR
FURNIInkE; ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT
TIE HOUSE, MIRR0k BACK ETEaEREs
AND HALL RACKS. WINDOW HAS6IO6s,
TWO PATENT WALNUT FOLDING BED.
sIEAlS, COMPLETE WITH MATTKASsEs,
NEARI1 NEW; HAIR AND HUSK MAT
IhAssES, FEATHER BEDS. HOLSTERS
MD PILLOWS; LOUNGES AND EASY
GfHHAIfs; FINE BRussEtS PAKLoR AND
CARPETS. WALNUT ExTENsION DINING
TABLES, WALNUT AND OAK DINING
CHAIRS, WALNUT SIDEBOARp, SILVER
PLATED WARE. 0HISA AND GLASS WARE.
COOKING u fENSiLS. &C no
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 18th. a
1881 cOmnencins AT 10 O'CLOCK. at the NC
fhertOn House, northeast corner of 10th ~
and streets northwest. shall sell the en- III
tine effects. The FarLitGrs ia ia fine condition,
and parties In search of first Grass goocs should
not fail to attend. House Will be open for inspec-
ton day prior TO sale.
FITCH, FOX Il BROWN,
Raat A
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRK, HAvRE,
$3.50 LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The cleaners Of this company will sal. EVERY
SATURDAY from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd street,
Hobcken. Rates of passage From New York to
Bavre, London, SOUTHAMPTON snd Bremen, frs,
cabin, 8lC0; second cabin. $50; Storage $50; pre-
paid steerage certificates. S2S For freight pas
sage apply to OELRICHS 4 co 2 Bowling Green
New York; W. & MFTZEROTT & co >, 925 Penn
ave., Agents for Washington. jan12
u NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. R.. NEW YORK.
Psrtbia. 80. Wed, IS MAY Marathon. We'd, s June
EothDia. We'd, June tAlxeriA. We'd, Is June.
Samaria. =. Tues, 81 May. iscythia. We'd, % June.
0aia. Wed, June fParthia. We'd, % June.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 $50 and 800, according to accommodations,
Tickets to Paris, $l5 additional.
Return tickets On favorable terms.
ktet rag at very low ratFs kteerage tickets from
LIVERPOOL ard Queenstown, and al other parts of
Enrole, at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glss-
cow, BayIe, Antwerp and other por,s on the Con-
unent Bnd for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passase apply at the Company's
Office, No Bowling Green, or both steersgs and
cabin to OTIS s1dELoW & CO.. COS It'll street,
janla vRRNoN II. BROWN CO., NY.
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1OHN SHERMAN 4 CO.,
81 Real Estate Aucts.. st. Cloud Building.

John SHERMAN 90.
u Real Estate Aucts.. st. Cloud Building.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND G STREETS
NORTH WEST.
VIII be sold. ct public suction. on WE'D III
NEsDAY. JUNE let, AT O'CLOCK M, lot Eke
No. ], square 3l9. northwest corner llth.XL
and q 8 reefs, improved by large four story
brick dwelling House, wi tn two etOrS back build
ing, the latter containing dining room opening on
18th stree the propert y su1tsDle Tor small hotel
or large boarding. house; title perfect.
Terms: One third cash balance Six. twelve ard
eighteen months, secured by deed of trust; inter-
est at six per cent, all cash at option OF pur
chaser, $3.50 cash at time OF SALE
LEWIS J. DAVIS, Executor.
WIN. N. SMITH, Salesman. milf d&ds
THOMAs DOWLINa. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF COkOURaN STREET, BErWsRN
F0URIEEHIH AND FIFTEENTH sThAE IT,
On THURSDAY. MAY 26rH. 1881. AT SIX -
UCLoCK. on the prem Uses. shall eeil Lot 20,
N square 2OS, having front OF 10 feet 1nches~
py depth Of 80 feet to an alley.
1eLWe: One. third cash; the residue IN three
squat payments At one. two and three years, with
notes bearing interest at ak per cent per annum
tnui paid ara secured By . deed of trust on the
properly sold All conyeyAncing at purchasers
coet fry doa's deposit req uired at time of SALE
els. d&ds TRQxAs DOHGINo. Auctioaesr.
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FosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

FcsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington. q. O.. May 2, 1881.
Sealed Propose ais will be received at this Depart
Inent unit! WEDNESDAY, THE Isr DAY OF JUNE
1881, AT II O'CLOCK NJ , for furnishing In such
quantities. sni st such times as they msy be Or
dered. ali the Post Office Envelopes required for
use during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1882 of
the following classes, viz:
Nos. TO Tor OttciA Letters snd Returns
No. 5.-For RetErniIg Dead Letters.
No 6.-For Registered Pack ages.
No. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages.
No S--For II ternationsl Money Order Advices
Blank forms Of bids. with samples and full speci
fcatioIs. viii be furnished upon application to the
Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
DC.
THOMAS l.. JAMES.
E13 2ax4g Postmaster General
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EOYAGEKs TO EUROPE.

J. ". BOTELER sON
Are the Agents for tbs sale OF Tickets In this Dis
trict OF the
lNMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
FArhee proposing to visit Europe can obtain al
information By applying to
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TEyHOS j FISHER 4 CO.,
4 Real Estate AuclOneers, 1928 st. n W.

PUBLIC SALE OF COTTAGE AND GROUNDS
Al TIE CORNER OF EIGH TENTH AND
BOUNDARY 81 RKE1S NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY PATH, Ia
AT Tx O'CLOCK, on the premises We shall f.EEe
sell Lot No. 8, in square No. 1871, fronting ...&.
l67 feet on 18th street and 174 SO feet Boundary
street containing Is, 1874 square feet and improved
by a Frame Cottage and Brick Stable. The grounds
ale improved with .hrnbbery and fruit trees; Po-
FERNS: 60 to ia cash: bsIsnce In two wears.
with Interest at seven "a per cent
THOS. j. FISHER h GO, Aucts.,
mlT dGds 1923 L s rect
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THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD

(NEw BROAD GAUGE RoUrED
Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
Isnow running fast express trai rs OF Elegant Pas.
ssDeer Coaches and Parlor Care, TN WHICH
THE CHARGE FOR SEAT HAS BEEN
REDUCED TO Is CENTS
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 80 MINUTES.
Passep gers from Washington will take the through
trains OF the Baltimore and Potomac Il ii. or
Baltin ore and Ohio Il; L. to Philadelphia and ar
rive at Pennsylvania Railroad Station, 32d aud
Market streets. or st the Phisdalphis, Wilmington
and Baltimore Z. T. Station at Broad and Wash
il gton Avenues, where Union Transfer Coaches or
street cars connect direct to Station of the West
Jersey Railroad at FooT OF MARKET STREET..
For through tickets, Bag gage checks and full in
formation apply as follows: Northeast corner 18th
St apd Penn. ave, Station Baltimore and Posomsc
X. B., corner 9th and b Sta, 6i9 Pa. ave, 1851
Pa. ave-, Station Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
Il WOOD arn MD Il
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO Rail ROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
TIE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND The Ef WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JSNNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAXI kA kffFrEor SUNDAY. MAY
A 4 n ,,v,c. Lave &AS$HiNGToN:
21Ip o1fs FAST Ex GPiEkfSsssSNAIl' AND sf'
e kf FxpG Gs and Way Stations
strssb9rs. Winchester. Hsserstown. and Way sS'
sac PqiRs Fl Rocks and Way Stations.
si5o oS Il At il. NEW YORK, AND Bos-
S40NsTAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS
ssSSpEnscts for Haserstown and at Point of Rocks
20 0o,on sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
10 :0093BALTIMoRE EXPRESS Cstops at Hystts-
vile, Collese. Berisyille, Laurel, Annapolis
.,o junction. ttY on, Jessqp's and Hanover
- AZ ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
u .ie-B Baltimore. EIHco:t City, Annapolis and
Way Stations.
t1:25-0n sunday only. fer Baltimore and Way.
IS :eYeomIBkAtIT IL MORE PHLADELPHIAANDNEw
3:su0 RBh eI and Way Stations fyinchestar
a:$oEB2LI fMokE. MYATTsvILi.E AND Eau
REL EAp FIX tFIederick, via Relay. stops
44STPpin Of R9eks Fseds1ic daassrssSxn
NlHCUesleI a-Q WY tOl SUNDAY 70
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.)
II :i0-BsltiLnore, Annapolis and Way Stations
rs :46-BALTI MORE EMPRESS (Martinsbure and
Way, via Reay. Stops at Ryattsyille and LaR-
rel
6;b5-Pont Of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6 45-Baltimore and Way Stations.
730-bALTI MORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS
iSGo5PIIlTsBTEssss CINCINNATI. AND ST.
70 ,hoPIS kApkES PA1, WORK. AND RIOS
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping cars TO New York.
10 :00-BALTIM0RE, HYAT1SNILLE, ANDLAU-
REL EXPRESS. tt0ps on signal or to let OFF
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
Cept eurday.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office. Washington Station, aad
GIG and 1851 PennkylvaIia avenue corner 14th
street whsre orders Will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city. m23
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TUENIH6BAs, THE NfLL-KNOWN, RELI-
~ able Ii 4,rf Err, is prepared 20 do ell kinds Of
md old rerno.leled. Remember the number
gao 3.h stree. northwest. MARIA
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SPRIN6 STYLES

SPRIN6 STYLES
BOOTS. SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
Now open for Inspection and on sale st extremely
low prices.
n ne attention OF parents is called to our Youths
Grain ButtoD BOOTS sizes IL TO 2. st 81. so pair.
IAese Shoes are made Of solid leather and In good
style, broad soles and hees.
, Fine advertising Cards given to purchasers OF
Boots aud Shoes.
W. II. RICR.
APES III Market Space.
pAkGAINS-Sellins of my entire stock of
ID BOOTS AND sHOES at cost. Oan early, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and secure bargSips
st @. -GIEsLER'S. l02i TIN street n. W. mar80 8m
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BURT.s FINE SHOES.
CUINNIP. DAY & CO.,
$40, Sl3 and Ssl Seventh 81,
WILL OPEN AFULL LINKOF
EDWIN c. BURTs
FINE LADIES' AND MISSES
SHOES. CATERS, SANDALS,E ETC,
ON MONDAY,
IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
Store No. S22I.
EMBRACING AMONG OTHERS. THE FOLLOW
ING VARIETIES:
PEBBLE GOAT BUTToSs
OoRso GOAT. vAMP:
KID FOX. SERGE
CHILpREN's AMERICAN KID. BUTTON.
SPRING HEELS;
FRENCH STRAIGHT GOAT KID;
LSbIES OORSO MID,
KID OPERA SANDALS. FRENCH HEELS;
CLOTH. KID-FoXRD BUTTON CATERS;
ED OPERA SLIPPERS;
PIsAFoRE AND DUCHESS SLIPPERS;
PRINCE ALBERT SANDALS:
NEWPORT tbs;
KID AND BERLIN SANDALS.
THESE ARE SUPERIOR GOODS AND WILL BE
OFFERED VERY LOW.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
ap0 GUINNlP. DAY d GO.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
THE VIEW YORK SHOE STORE.
RECE1tkD SAh LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW Work
The CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EyUIBITRD
IN WASHINGTON.
Laoies. Hand made 3-strsp Embellishments 30. 80
Ladies Fine lid CD slipper.....- 800. 90
Ladies' Hand -sewed Kid Boots. q. 50 50 to A. so
LADIES SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Missee' Solid Button ehoes........S1.O 90 to 2. 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Chi,aren's Peb. Button Solid. to IO....... .ssc
cBILDRFN,s enop sPR e NsdHEEE HEELS. 0oc
One hundred styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes at
o~P prices 89 from .........S2 to So 80
apps GEO. MCCARTHY
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, WITH
ORE-ROOM, CORNER NINTH Anu Q
sIRhETs N0kTRWE5T. BEING No. l544,
On TUESDAY. MAY 2iTI. AT O'CLOCK IA
?. ~: we thall sell, in front of the premises s"
Lot Is. IL square go. having % feet front. 100
running back 100 fee. to an alley. improved By
ostory Brick Dwelling. with store room now
occupied az grocery st: re. This sale offers In
6Gcements to ersons wishing to secure 6rst-ciass
business property in q good nstehborhooJ, and
nearly opposite the Citizens Market.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
rl2a-4 WALTKRB. WILLIAMS l. CO Aucts.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

STOLE, on The SOUTH SIDE 81 sRIbas
And aIaH ISL sfRE Ell f. aEoRaE
TOWN. D; c.:
z duly Tseordoa 70 G Iass No s' IS
folio 80, one of the La1d Records for the .y1s.9
IN font Of the on saT6RPAY The U 18Th
2o wfs S He
same fronting az feet on the south side OF Bridge
width. TO feet to al alley The imp G W
thereon consist of a valuable dwelIinF. house and
brick. rooied with slate The property is Wsil stu
ated for business purposes.
in tao equal iustalments, payable respectively in
twelve and twenty four months from day of sale:
nns By DEED Of trust on the premises
option Of the the wnos Of the op sss
money may az be paIa in cash dspost of s2o? to
t nld Con ConveyaneIng at purchasers expense. If
me sf nes M rs q WITH sn cast o
NH .d&ds - N PA DARNE1LLE. Trustee.
T T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Aucti Jneer.
IKfsTrE s. s SS Of = 5,I BgILR7
NAT AND tbE os sr Haans
NORTHWEST. ' ~ ''
ny virtue o., q deed deed Of trust dated Jsne @
for the district of Columbia, and at the written
quest of the party secured thereby. Will sell at
pubic auction, in front Of the pre- Misses, on THURS
DAY, MAY 26TH, 1881. AT 8 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ, tue
Of Washington. District of Columbia, to wit All
that certain piece or parcel Of ground. known aud
DISTINGUISHED upon the ground plat plan of said
city as lot numbered twenty ak (26). in Davdson's
subdivision Of square numbered three hundred and
sixty seven (367)
Terms: One third in cash. and the balance In
six. twelve and eighteen months. with interest at
trust on the property sold. or all cash ut option
Of the purchaser. A deposit Of 300 required at
chaser's cost. Terms to be compiled with In seven
days; otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
faulting purchaser, after i've days advertise
ment.
Barnard II. WARNER. r-,,..,.
ROBERT 81. L. LEIPOLD. : 1rossees'
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DIED.

DUHAMEL. On The 23d OF May 1881, BERNARD
b. IuHAMfL, II typhoid nalarial fever. aged
twenty years.
Funeral from residence. $50 Indiana avenue. At
$50 o'ciock, and from St PatTicks Church AZ
O'Clock m. Wednesday, 25th INIT
HOOVER. On May %, 1881, at s:l5 y. m.
ERANKLIs, son OF james A. and Minnie III. Hoover.
aged Years ano 10 months
fuQer.l will take place from the parents resi-
dence, Sth street to- morrow ednes-
day). al O'Clock u. NJ. Friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
LYME. In Georgetown. ID. O.. May asa. 1881.
THOMAS LYME. in the seventy sixth year OF his
age A native OF Castle Island. Cou atty Kerry. Ire
land. but for the past twenty three years q ieS-
dent OF Georgetown.
Funeral VIII take place from his ate residence.
corner Beali and Monroe Streets Wednesday even
Ing, May 25th, 1T baE-past 3 O'Clock. q
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DRoPcsALs FOR SHEET COPPER. ETC.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR ANDj
NnvT DEPARTMENTS.
NAsHISGToN. ID O May IN. 1881.
. See-ed Pro, U-Sls for furnishing snd delivering
The sheet cor, or. galvan Zed sheet iron. etc
CURED for the forth WING OF the building for
state, War ~ Navy Departments, in this city,
Will be rIceye ID at this office until IL M, Of June
z, 1887, a. q opened Immediately thereafter 10
preseI Of bidders
Specifications. general instructions for bidders
And blanF 70, ms of proposal. will be furnished to
established manufacturers snd oe,lers in the
sboys a. t:c,tz. upon their proper application TO
this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CssEY
me- s. Lit Col Corps Of Eas'rs.
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UNDERTAKES

TOHN A. wETZEL. -
81 UNDERTAKEN,
1917 High (32d) st Geo, getoWn.
maj Opposite butcher Market)
W LILLIAN HACKETT, with Auaut rus BURG
w DogF. FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN No.
SIC PEI Ia ave- u. W.. between Sd and AZ streets.
Every thing first class. ianl9
ENhED. sPINDLER,
UNDERTAKEN,
janl9 u233 TAN Sc. northwest.
HOHN b. WRI0HT,
UNDERTAKEN
thpl9 1897 10th %, northwest
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPQsALs FOB SUPPLIES

CFFicE or TBE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT COLUMBIA !
WASHINGTON, May 20, lS8lb
sealed frcp ossls viii De received at the Office az
above Until a. C'c:ock noon, FRIDAY, June 10 for
Furnishing Supplies to the various branches of the
1882 -o "N'NS '''
Ipfernct or, samples and blanks will be fur
nshed I'll 10 app icston at Room II, Morrison
6utlGiEG. Al street northwest.
b. Greer Of the Commissioners G..
JOHN r. CLARK.
nlS % Superintendent OF Property.
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LADIES GOODS.

THE LARGEST AND FINEST
Selection Of
STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS. OSTRICH
PLUMEj. FANCY RIBBONS, Etc,
South of New York, at
MRS j. p. PAlMxR'S,
1IO5 4 St. Bet. Hin and Hath SITS
7FMONOGRAM AND Isle THREAD
Gil OWES AT LOWEST PRICES ma
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AARkIAD.

TERFLTNGER-TILLIAMS. On Tuesday, lay
17:h, 1881, at the residence of the brides unce.
Col. FaehtZ, by Rev. George %. Little Mr. GEO
W TERFLINGER to Miss ERssTINE r. WILLIAM,
all OF this city No cards.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERe.
l0ll Pennsylvania ave-. Warrington. D. g..
- Fine Printing . specially. 1snlY
ROOKBINDING-The LYCErr BrSDHnY employs
- arst, class Morkmens md turns out eoRer ts.f
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-10-25
Cabinet Pudding,

Use either stale bread or cake, or part
of either, grease the mould good, using
mould with lid, because the pudding
must be boiled: place in the bottom of
the mould some citron or angelica, and
then layer of bread or cake, cut up into
small pieces, adding few raisins for fla
vor then add the raisins to each layer
of an inch thick until the mould is filed.
Next break three eggs in bowl and
beat them, adding three large teaspoon
fuls of sugar and one pint of milk A
teaspoonful of vanilla is required. Pour
this mixture into the mould and put the
lid on the mould. Then place in boiling
water and boil for an hour and half.
The sauce for the pudding is made by
taking half cupful of butter and one
cupful of powdered sugar. Beat the
butter first to cream as for cake, add
ing little at time, the sugar, the white
of an egg, beating the white until it is
light afterward add the white of anoth-
er egg, and beat with an egg beater; a
half pint of boiling water is next placed
in the sauce, turn the whole into farina
boiler, and put over fire for two min
utes, stirring it the while, when it boils,
add the juice of one lemon or a teaspoon
ful of vanilla. Do not let it stand long
before using. This makes a rich sauce.