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VIHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE pROpFRTy
AT MI. PLEASANT, MASHING INS OR 4

At MT. PLEASANT, WASHING ION COUN-
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court "a
OF the District OF Colur bia, passed in eqnltv -
cause No. d, ~, where Villa Il, IL rye .IMA
II comp a1nant and JohC Eagleston and others de-
pubic auction in front Of tae premises Oh 40 l.
DAY, THE 4fH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT S O'CLOJK
p II ali that piece or parce. Of ground lying and
beng IL ID / Pieasa ut, IL the county OF Washing
ton ~ District Of Columbia, and kno gn and de-
scfiDed as follows; beginning on the I4th street.
road, leading from the city of Washington, al q
pointed stol e, and running thsnce north BIZ fe-
frees west tU-lU chains; L ence north 81 desrees
west e3-l00 chaius; thence north is west AZ u }
chains; thence south 93o degrees west 1910
Chains: thence south 2OH degrees west So 100
thsiDs; and south 852s degrees east TO- 100 cham
to The tsgiuniny, containing two acre Of aud to-
sether with all the improvements thereon aud the
aplurtsnauces thereto belonging.
Terms of sale folio KS, to wit Three hum
dreo dollars cash at The tue of sale; one fourth of
the purchase money cash en- the day O sale, or
within seven days thereafter, ami the residue in
three equal instaments It six, twelve aud eighteen
his promissoIy notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the da! of sale until paid: or
the purchaser may, at his election, pay al cash.
Deed to be retained until last payment is o. ade If
the term, Of rae be not COMPLIED with. the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF ths defaultng purchaser after tea
Gay s. notice In CT ty paper.
CAZENOVE u. LEE,
342 street NV,
WILSON j, NhW TON, ,r,,..
f. P JACKSON.
No. 135 Bridge ST., Georgetown,
mar23- dts
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Among the expenditures of the Philadelphia
Gas Trust, for which they had no vouchers,
were s., 500 for petty expenses" 81 900 for
dinners to councilmen at Point Breeze, 81 500
for visits by the trust to other cities In search
OF new processes, s., 500 for meals OF Officers
and $500 for entertainment OF visitors during
the centennial
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Russians Future.
lola THINKS A REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT Iypn
SIBlE,

lola THINKS REPCBLICAN GOVERNMENT IMPOS-
SIBLE
A special cable to the New York EreHi5g Tie
gram. from Paris, March p, says: lola con
tributes long and interesting article on Rus.
STA and the nihilistS to Figaro. He rfd.cules
me 1dea thet 1t is possible TO found a republic
IN hussia In the present state OF Russian SO
Ciety. inc sixty millions OF peasants forming
me greater part OF the nation are Ignorant
isolated and wholly deVoted TO the Car. the
popular element In the towns is poWerless for
revolution: and IL the nihiliSts continue the
policy or blood and violence We may some day
witness the spectacle OF infuriated peasantry
rushing bindly TO the rescue OF their Little
rather bent on fndIscrminate slaughter.
Modern Russia, says lola IN conclusion. viii
PROBABLY be born or political ana social factors
borrowed from all nations OF Europe. IL Will
be the work not OF theorists, but OF time and
circumstances"
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THE FALL RIVER LABOR TRoUBLEs.-The
weavers OF the Cbace mill at Fall River, Mass,
did not go to work yesterday, acting In union
with the spinners. a general strike is ex-
pected. The union Ren are indignant at the
action OF the employers, and the latter say they
are tired OF these continued agitations. ana
won't be dictated TO tn the business Of running
their own mills.
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DUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneers,

nUkCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
FOR sAtE AT AUCTION,
SIXTT-FIYE (G5) ACRFS OF SUBURBAN LAND
Is MILES NORTHWEST OF THE Oh TVS
LIMIT AND WITHIN ] MILES OF FOUR
TENTH STREET HOhsE CARS, DESiR-
ABtE FOR SUMNER COTTAGES AND
Known AS ''AR1TLE."
VII be sold at public auction on THURS 80
DAY, PATH MARCH, Att 8. O'CLOCK PM, in ~
'front.' OF the premises, upon the first clear -
day theresfter, to the highest bidder over and
above Sl3, OOU.
Terms Liberal and made known day of sale
Plat of property and Information to be had at our
Office, 9th and D streets northwest. mari9 dts
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THE TRADES

GIBSON BROTHERS,.
" PRACIIC BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
IO12 Pennsylvania ave, WASHINGTON, d. g.
~ Fine Printing specially jsnI9
pOOhBIEDING-The LYCETT BISDERY employs
ID trst- class NOrknlen, snd turns out superior
work 1t il of the oldest establishments in the
city. 1el2 Pa ave, Sd door octl
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MIR. a. KRKNE RICHARDS, who died In Ken
lucky on Saturday last, expended more than A
million or dollars in efforts TO improve the breed
OF race horses In America. He made two long
Journeys In the deserts OF Arabia for the pur-
pose OF obtaining the pure Bedouin horse. He
succeeded In getting few Of the best blood at
fabulous prices. which he mixed with the most
fashionable English and American racers The
result, however. up to the time of his death
failed to meet his anticipations, although many
winners were sent from his beautiful Blue
Grass Park, near Georgetown.
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ELPHONZO XOUNaS
ON DECK AS USUAL
WITH
INAUGURATION AND FAMILY SIJPpGI

SUGARS. tBest New York aud Phila. B.sudsl
i0,s lbs "a estsn5s 90
y Ids Gut. (SGuare Iumps).. J. 90
Washburn Mtlls. New Procoss). the best On earth
Cefes, fNeW process). Ditto
champion, (NeW PROCESS. Dazzling White
President. New Process)............ Ditto
SeIate. Splendid
Gol1eE 9tL. per sack 81. IS
Soyhs per secE !. 65
BUTTER.
Fancy Selected Creamery. per h. 1Oc
Fancy Selected New York State Dairy. per h. $50
Eancy Selected ID. Soc.
GlIsr western: 1890. per Id Csc.
CANNED GOODS.
Dhoice tomatoes. Glib cans. per dog. 81, 50
Beefstesh Brand Tomatoes, Bib cans p. doz. lao
Choice Peaches, BIB. cans ....,,,per doz DDS
CHOICE Peaches, Glib. cans .......... per doz. 60
Choice Corn 2-lb. csDs............. per doz so
Uhoice Peas. Glib, cans per doz. 2.4O
PRUNES.
Very Large French Prunes. (newI. 49,. per h. 25o
Large French Prunes. (few) ........ per 10. 400
New Figs. Dates, Nuts, Raistns, &c, DC.
Cooking Raisins, (Dew) IL lbs. for 81.
EtoT1ca Oranges, very fine, Just in.
Choice Bananas, Just in; Choice Lemons, large
lot 0hoice Apples, By the Dbl.
NUTS-Just received new invoice OF very choice
Selected Nuts, Of al kinds, for tsble USE.
go IeleDh0nic Connections. -
ELPHONzO YoUrGs.
1O4 9th It. Rorthwest,
febi4 opposite Daily Critic Ufics.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. AuetIoneer.

TINHoMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RFaT. rs.
TATE, IMPROVED. On THE SOUTH SrOE
OF q STREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREET5.
Under ard by virtue Of q deed Of trust -
dated the 1$th day Of September, 1910, aui 80
Guy recorded II Lber 622, folio 392 IT geo ,
Q! me land records Of the District o. Columbia and
A. tne FeGuest, in writing. Of the parry secured
tIertoSt We VI SELL at pub o auction, in front of
rhe premises. on MONDAY. APRIL lite 1851, st
ooCLOCK 7. r., all those pieces of RroU nd In the
clty OF " sahtHxt1D, District If OouIn0ta, k10 Fn
81 IotS =, l. an :, in Church. Howell aud R.ley 8
EuodiyisiOn Of lots numb ered 10, 90 u. D. % and
-, OF square 4CS-sgjd lot having front OF 10
rect on u street southwest. and running back be
tween parable! lines 70 feet 10 lO-foot alley the
Q her lots having front of 49, feet with the same
depth, with the improvements thereon. Los O is
improved 10y twO-stOry Brick House, No. CZ3 g
street southwest
Terms of sale One fourth cash; residue in SIX,
twelve, eighteen AID twenty -four months, evil
denCed by notes Of purchaser, aud secured by
property sold or al cash, at purchasers option
$50 deposit OF the sale OF each lot will los re tlirsi
at the time Of G. Conveyancing at purcna ser's
cost II terms Of sale are not comp isI viii
within five day from 0sy OF SALE property will be
resold n risk and cost IF defsuting puTchaser
after five days notice in The Star
NM. A FhNW1CK,l r--.
WN. T WALKER ! Af4Sleas'
marie 70, u. 50. ap2.69.I1
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V,HohAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on STREET, BETWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NINTH AND TENTH sTREEfs VEST. '-'
BY virtue of deed of trust to Richard l~A
Ws!lach and myself, bearing date the 27th fF1
day OF February, 4. y; 1873, ana recorded l@A-
in Lber 6T9 stfolio 1892 and request of the party
secured thereby, viii. as surviving trustee sell
on THURSDAY, THE nth DAY OF MARCH, 1881.
AT ~ o'GL9cX r NJ, in frontof the premises, that
being the eastern twenty four (24 feet seven and
one-hsf Go inches of said lot by the depth
thereof, improved by the substantial Three-story
Brick Dwelling House. No GIG street.
Terms OF sale One-tlI1rd cash; the residue In
two equal payments, at six and twelve months, with
interest at eight per cent. until paid, to be secured
by deed OF trust upon the property 500 deposit
sndrecording at the cost of the purchaser. Deed
slyen and Trust taken Purchaser to comply with
terms within five days after sale, the property
resold st risk Of the purchaser upon Ave DAYS no.
tice. FRED. w Jones
mars. dts Surviving Trustee
ssTrT I[1 AE0EE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,, 23D INSTANT, at sama hour and
place. by reason of the illness of the Trustee.
uarl7-dSds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
IuEsDAY, MARCH 18TH, at same hour and plAce
the trustee still being Ill. mar22- dEds
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r oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY,
a Splendid Opportunity

TO WIN FORTUNE.
FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS ID.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. APRIL
1Slsr EoETELY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Compass.
This institution wss regularly incorporSted by
the legislature Of the state for educational sGd char
liable purposes in 1863 for the tsEIsa OF
Twenty-Five years. TO which contract the In
volabe faith Of the state ia pledged which pledge
has been renewed by Overwhelming popular
vote securing its franchise IN the new constitution
sdopted December I'd. A. D. 1873. with capital OF
el,06O. CO... to which it hiss since added reserys
fund OF over $3.50. 600.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU-
lion VII take pace monthly on the second Tues
day.
IL Meier Sclss or Postpozes
Look ~ the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, CO.
1o.ooo TICKETS AZ TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALE TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
LIST OF PRIZES.
Uspltsl Prize. ......,,s so NM
GapttAl Prize. 10 O. o.
Prizes Q. a. .S;i056 .:.......:.. s. egg
o Prizes CT I.OUO........."... & 81
100 Prizes .: ioo...... .:.....:.. 1 l9.S
go P Prlzes q .; i3.-----.-.-.----.-. 1909
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
DIFFERENTIATION Prizes OF $500 81 TOO
a. .t-4-lAt.oU frlSes OF @Jo--.~.- !, sc
sAlPEN44-AI9D Er1@e9 OF luU.s.s.. 300
LIST Prizes. amounting so....-.......... sII0.0O
Responsible corresponding szents wsnted at sIl
points, 70 When A0erA compensation viii be PAID
For further irf0rmsfion, write clearly giving
fuil sddres- Send orders by express or Registered
Letter. or Money Order by mail. Addressed only tc
II. a. DATPHIN,
rev OTisanE. La
No. $40 Broadway, New York,
On J. r. HOHBACH,
800 18th sc. E.w.. Warrington, DC.
SVAn our Grand Extraordinary Drawings Are
under the supervision and MANAGEMENT OF t,ens q
r. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. IARLY. mars
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FNRUSTEE's SALE OF THREE STORY
l. BRICK HOUSE. NO. liz FOURTH STREET

By N virtue Of deed of trust dated Febru- <szs
airy 10th 1877, duly recorded in Lfber SAT, ieG
folio rs, ope Of the land records for the Dis .G.1
trct Of Columbia and al the request of the parties
secured, we will sell. az public auction, in front OF
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE BOTH, DAY
OF MARCH, A. D. 1881, AT O'CLOCK 2. NJ the
following described real estate, situated in the City
OF Washington, ID. { , to Wit: al that certain
piece or parcel Of ground, known aui distinguished
as being part of lot numbered eighteen (I8), in
square numbered seven hundred and eighty five
$50, BEGINNING for the same at point ninety
three $3.50 feet north from the southeast corner OF
said square, and running thence north on the line
Of 18th street east seventeen 40 feet and three go
inches thence west ninety (97) feet; tn .uce
south seventeen 90 feet and three CD inches;
thence east ninety seven (97) feet to the place of
beginning, together with the Improvements. &c.
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with in
terest at per cent. per annpm, secured by deed
OF trust On the property sold, all cash. at option
of the purchaser 500 deposit at time OF sale and
all conyeyancln9 at cost of purch sser. Terms to
be complied with in seven days from day of sale
ot1efwlSe the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the rick and cost of the defauItin9
purcbaeer after FIVE days advertisement
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
WILLIAM Il. DOHERTY,
- - - $3.50 Trustees.
J. 7. COLDWELL, Auctioneer mariS~eo
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY
POSTPONED TO
APRIL =, 1851.
FOR 4 FULL DRAWING.

FOR FULL DRAWING.
The drawing will take place 1T LOUISVILLE
KY, under authority Of special act of the Ken
lucky Legislature. and will be under the absolute
control OF disinterested commissioners appointed
by the act.
LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard Hotel, with alI its Fixtures
and Furniture. s25O 600
One Residence on Green street ...... ..... Is 900
Jne residence on Green street Is, 00u
Two Cash Prizes, each $5, G0O............ 10, 600
Two Cash Prizes, each 81, 000.............. 1000
rive Casn Prizes, each 81, OUU. 1900
Five Cash Prizes, each $780,. $500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each SlOU...... ...... 5000
one Hundred Cash Prizes, each $780,. 5000
Eve Hundred Cash Prizes, each S20.....- 10, 900
OEe Set OF Bar Furniture. /, 600
One Fine Piano. ...................,....- 500
One Handsome Silver Tea Set........... 100
zo0 Boxes Of Old Bourbon Whisky, $780,. Il, 400
~ W. Ba nmnsS uhaa Tasas SSs $50
200 Boxes Fine Wines. $30. ...-.......... $4,000
200 Boxes Robertson County Whisky, $50. 5000
40O Boxes Havana Cigars S10......,,,,. 1000
rive dunQreu Cash Prizes, each Sl0.....- 1000
AMOUNTING TO $685.. $50.
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves, 81, Quarters. 81.
Renittances may be made by bank check, ex-
press. postal money order, registered mail.
Responsible agents wanted at all points. For
CIRCULARS giving full information and for tickets,
address
W. C. ID. WHIPS.
willard Hotel. Louisville, KY.
Or WV. GOULD.
fe2-2r, 141I PA ave-. Washington n n
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RIO CURE, NO PAY.-wRITEHURSI,B
~ CEDAR BALSAM is warranted TO cure
SSusss S a er9ops Throst snd tuns ase;ssss
return the empty bottle ana get your money back.
Sold by W. &. THOMPSON. 70y 18th street aud
WELL Wholesale. jhnl2-5m
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TD.MORROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneers
SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, SILVER
PLATED WARE, JAPANESE GOODS, &c.
On THURSDAY, MARCH 24rH, AT IoEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ, we shall sell, within snd in ~
front of our salesroons. Walnut Chamber P4
Furniture. Parlor suits, Gilt Frame Pier
Mirorr. with slab and bracket. Cettsge Furniture,
painted; Bedsteads Bureaus and Washstsnds:
Body Brussels CARPETS, full line Of Silver Ware,
JsV anese GooCs, &c.
Also,
One Dinner Service, numbering oyer 200 pieces,
Cut Glass Ware, &c.
m222t VALERIE WILLIAMS Il 90, AUcts
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TO WIN FORTUNE.
FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS ID,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. APRIL
lZra, 1881,
IsIsr MONTHLY DRAWING.
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AUCTION SALES.

~ 9th and streets rorth vest
SPECIAL SALE OF PLAIN AND STAMPED
TISWAHE viz:
WASH BaSISs. CHAMBER PALS. FANCY
TOILET SETS. SAUCEPANs, nOFFEE
B0ILEBS, COPPER BOTTOM WASH BOIL
ERS, WATERING BOTS. DIpPEsS DISH
PANS. 20 OTEE KNIVES AND FORK
TUMBf ERs, &C, with other Goods IN lOty T.
the Trade.
At our Sales rooms. on THURSDAY MORNING
MARCH q, at 10 O'CLOCK. II
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A MOCK MARRIAGE.-In the Harlem police
court yesterday Justice OtteTbourg held an ey-
ANIMATION In the case OF Julia Kusentschauk,
OF l02d street and Sd avenue, who accuses a
Welto.do lager beer saloon keeper named
Philip Graft, of No 622 9th avenue, with hav-
ing deceived ner by pretended marriage and
then abandoned her. Julia alleges that she
was married TO defendant about a year ago Dy
man VINO, as low appears. was not priest,
ana VINO performed purlesQue ceremony.
as man and wife. Previous to that she was
employed as housekeeper by Graft. George
Fgerer, who is known as alaska" the pre-
tended priest, and George Schneider, the wit
was no marriage, but only joke. The certin-
cate OF marriage consisted Of a piece OF news
paper. Egerer SAID he never told any one he
witnesses were examined, after which The case
was adJourned.-N, Z. Herald. 22d.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AMERICAN CON-
sULS.-A special correspondent OF the Macon
ga telegram and Messenger, who was one OF
recent excursion party to Cuba, charges GER
tain American consular officials with fraudu.
lent eXacticDS OF money from passengers ar
irving IN that island from the United States
for having their naSsnnrtS riSe6
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STERN PARENT MUKDERED,-A Telegram
from Chicago March 22d, says 1T seems that
young seymour. who perpetrated the murder
GnC lhen committed suicide at Lake View last
night, had been sutton for the hand of Grams
young daughter. Seymour was eighteen years
OLD; she, sixteen; and the father objected be-
cause Of their extreme youth and OF Seymour's
Seymour drove from Chicago to Lake View with
young girl Of bad character, telling her he
was going TO get some money there and would
divide with her. The girl drove back when she
heard the fatal shots fired and told the story
Mr.. Cram was most worthy and reputable
man. In comfortable circumstances. Seymour
was also of good family.
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DowLINa. Auctioneer.

SMALL STOCK OF GaoCERIRs, sARRooN
ArD SIRE FIX URE@. HOUS no b
SNp KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUG
VIII be sold on MONDAY MORNING -
MARCH 18TH, AT Ten u'ULoUK at the s.nrstI
Of Mrs. Nj. j Hills Rossiyna, Va the EsA
above stock. Terms cash mar13 a. III
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, now
- open at 2Oi Pennsy lValis avenue southeast. For
particulars address MISS JENNIE WELSH. 227
I'd street southeast marI7-6t
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner OF
- tn and l. streets northTest.-Thjs institution
has progressive and successful experience OF ak
teen years II eiucates young men and women for
usefulness and seifsupPort Its 4radustes SECURE
positions OF trus, and profit Course OF study and
training COMPRISES the English Ian uaGe, Business
arithmetic, SPencerisn Practical Penn anship,
BOOKKEEPING ny single and double entry) adapted
10 every variety OF business; Eccution and Lee
lures Day and Evening Sessions. For information
snd terms cal al the College or address HENRY c.
SPENCtR, fTloclpal. jan19
DkIEATELY, Or IN CLASS.-Mathemstie
Il Latin, Greek, French, German and EuR,ish.
special attention to preparation for COLLEGE West
Polnt, Al napolis and al competitive examinations
Terms IN advance
DIS S.W FINN, AM, 1902 9Th TT. northwests
yTtHE ARCHER INSTITUTE,
Il WARRINGTON, D c.
For Circulars address Mrs VI. X. ARCHER 400
Mass achusetts avenue, Washington, D. @. janIg
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TELEPHONE CONNECTION.

nLD WINE AND OLD EHIENDD Ar.
Sno xnoyM o Is the best, 60 is JUsTH's old stand
SECONDHAND CLOTHING can be sold st re-
tsctab Mp Et is Address o. cal st JUsTHS od
northwest. or Branch Store, No. 4os Sth st.. be
tween y and sts. northYes N.R.-Note By mai
promptly kffended 70. tan1p
A MT9N kIgCHEH,S DRY CLEANING Es-
"A TABL1SHMENTa and DYE WORKS No. oO6
g st northwest, near the q. 8. Patent ONCE:
ALL KINDS CLEANED and DYED; also. ORMPR
VE SpEd,1L .AAGEs. GIOTEs. EIo. .1,v,uo
pHEs SSikALI Tn, n cleaning me HVETE srms
moderate. novi
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
y the highest cash prices paid; Also, WatGhss,
ZO0s tQ8 9TH IT, near "a, ava 1Anl8
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MEDICAL, &c.

Csc REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS fails to cure
ID any case OF Female Weakness, Irregli larities
and Instructions: thirty years experience in
Washington. Othce, SOC b st. south vest opposite
SmlthSSnisn- nsrl5-lm'
CONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday
~ and Saturday, at his Office. ass @ st. north
west, near 4 q So, from to p M. who, with Is
Of the Urinary Orssns, Nervous and Seminal
Heskness. Nocturnal Emissions ImpOtency, &C.
GoDcrrh9s or Syphilis, recently Contracted. posi-
lively cured In from to 10 days. Consultation
strictly priyste, and separate Offices for lsdies.
hefers 70 the leSdlns physicians OF Baltimore.
Main ofhce, - g. Eutaw St.. Baltimore. Charges
mooerale feb1
MADAM Dc FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
0l Lsdies. Al female complaints quickly cured
Can be consulted daily st ga It'll street northwest
Offce hours from TO .. "a feh9-1ms
SPERMATORHEA. Impotency, Premature De-
~ cay. Emissions 9nd al Venereal Diseases
quickly cured By DR.. HESRIE- No cSIomel used
AL Female Weaknesses. ETC.. cured. ass virgins
syenue southwest iSlI5-3ms
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John R. KELLY.
e DEALER IN FIRSTlLAss k3{&4S
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON. sc. I0H
CORGED BEEF A SPECIALITY. h-A@
Stalls OBS 62e. and $50 Center Market, 9th street
wing, and 2Q6 and 2US Northern Liberty Msrkex, IA
address Box II, City Post Ohics.
, Marketing delivered free Of charge 10 al parta Of
she city. dscI8
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{ fUNAAD LINE.
~ NOTCH
LANE ROUTE,
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AMSTERDAM, T" s'ROTTERDtM.n -ine'
'sCH1EDAM.n ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
csrr,r,,. p CALANp, and MAS ~
HHa aS Stores, Brooklyn. regularly on WE'D
jst Cabin. 500 $40. I'd Cabin, st5-s5o. Steer
age, S26 Il; OAZAU8, General Agent. ~ South
william st., New York. For passage apply to W
y; ME1ZERUII & CO.. 9l5 Pennsylvania ave-
Washington; or F: FL. JOHNSON. Agent, National
saie Deposit BUILDING, corner New York ave. and
18th st. northwest ianI7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-23

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
w 1CUl, corner 10th and d SITS. northwest
SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND T
EIREEI; AND ALSO ON SECOND STREET,
BETWEEN Ct STREET AND MASSAOHU.
SETIS AEENUE NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-23

FLORIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES, OAPONs FIOM PHLLA,
DELP6IA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUB,
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANVASS BACK, RED
HEAD. quail, GROUSE. ETC.
AT TIL.
PALACE MABKKT,
Cor. 10TH and New York ave.
FRANK ]. TIBBETS. tanl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-23
STEAMERS, &c,
poTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINZ

RIVER LANDINGS.
The Steamer ARSOwSMITH leaves pctop,sc
Ferry wharf. foot 0: 7th street. every
SATURDAY. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
at O'Clock a. II. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS az
far as Currioman and Leonardtown. according to
schedule. "
MARI T. J. STONE. Purser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-23

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, MARCH 29TIi, at same hour and Dlsce
the Trustee still being i'll. mar22 -dkds