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TEHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer,
rKUSTEE'B SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE kIctE ROAD, WEST
OF GEORGETOWN, SUITABLE FOR a
PITCHER OR MARKET GARDENER

81 WHEN w MARhEE GARDENER.
By virtue Of 2 CERTAIN deed Of trust, exc ri
IN aay q as f6e M Il TIT
t th records OF the District OF Columbia, aud by
t tae direction Of the party red thereby de-
debtedness secured, the Undersigned viii Offer at
r 1a CT sss, nS on the premises on FRIDAY the
Of tract Of land called While Haven. lying on
bounded hickory tree, standing at the beginning
OF the 2dst line OF the resurvey Of ALLIANCES; thence
be tb line ef ss Ts tSee az pesshes with
south So degrees west, thirty-two perches to a
6o4hded stone standing on the east line of the
Ridge Road, and being at the end of the 18th line
OF said Alliance thence down said road on the east
t me snersoI the two following courses and dis
degrees west Is perches thence leaving said posd
south 81 degrees. east 46 Clio perches to inter-
section sector with the 2lst line Of said Alliance and
ginning containing IL acres, FOODS aud 81 per
ches, more or less, and being the same land CON
Jackson. trustee. by deed recorded in Liber r. NJ.
n !, ioh9 90 ct seq, one OF the land records for
The improvements are dwelling house, q
slaughter house and other buildings especially
suitable for butcher.
hundred dollars must be deposited st the time Of
the sale), the balance in equal nstalments at one
Chaser and ie ed Of q she Of the
property. II the terms are not complied with in
seven days ster sale the Trust ee reserves the right
one nssgs at
narl4-dts JOHN MILLER, Trustee
fE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the illness of the Trustee until MON
DAY. MARCH 18TH, same hour and place. m26-2t
sE-IHE ABOVE sALEIs AGa1NPosTpoNED
until TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH, same hour and
place. mar2S-dts
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T T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.
~ No. SIS 7th street

Z 7. COLDWELI, Auctioneer.
Os No. 5I5 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME MOD.
ERN FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, KNOWN
AZ No. 2Dl4 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
MEsT, TOGETHER WITH TWO FINE
LOTS.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated August sxS
25ib, 1880. and duly recorded in H6er No. 80
9i5. folio $40, one of the land records for the -
District of Columbia. AID at the request of the
party secured, viii sell at public auction. in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, APRIL 9Th. 1881;
Of Alfred Lees subdivision OF original lots in
square numbered two hundred and Feveaty-three
Terms of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
with the expenses OF the SALE in cash. and the bal
months, with interest at SIX per cent per aasum.
secure? by deed Of trust on the property sold; or
depostt Of stu IeaTirad n fine Of sale and
terms to be compiled with in seven days, or the
property viii be resod at cost and risk OF default
mar24 -eodSds JOHN T. ARMS, Trustee
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wALTHAM WATCHES.

We confidently recommend In. w..,b.s mann
featured by the American Watch Contrary. W.it
Lane, u ass, as the most reliable timasaa,s-. 49,.
can be obtained for the price @ass
large assortment OF an grades ana s.vIas .,,r,r.
IN stock ct the lowest prices 's' always
~. ". GAIT, Bro 4 Co..
s0SSe-s@ AV FenAs ave,
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MAKRIAR.

MILLER-DANIDSON. On March 2sth, lssl
at O'Clock .. M, at the residence OF tao brides
father, 10y the Rev. u. r. Bittiuger, DoUGr A. "a
n ELLER. OF Madison county. Va to soPuTE
DAVIDSON, of Washington, ID. G.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
BROS. Auc.ioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
IRUsTEs,s SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT on EIGHTH STREET,
EETWEES P AND Q STREETS NORTH
. WEST, AT AUCTION.
Be virtue OF . dead OF trust given 10 ne IA
and duly recorded in liser 514. folio 95 Que -
of the land records for the District of LII
Columbia, and at the written request OF the party
secnrs d. Will sell 1T public auction On TUE lDAY
MARCH 29TE, a ID 1881, AT 5 O'CLOCK NJ in
front OF tie premises, ell that csrtain piece or
garce, Of ground situate aud lying in the city of
WASHINGTON and knogD and described as lot num-
Eered twelve tl2}, III Thomas SouGg AID Samuel
POWERS subdivision OF square numbered four
huncfed and tFeaty-one. (42i, together with all
tne DHFroN eInenfs, ways, easement rights, priv
reyes ard aprufteuaDces to the same belonging or
N anywise sppertaiIng.
Terms: Oaethird cash; balance in six, tweivs
ana eighteen Uonths notes To bssr interest aud 10
oS secure1 by deed OF trust tie property sold,
all cash at option OF purchaser. Coaysyancing and
recording 81 purchasers cost A deposit OF sl04
required as soon az knocked of. Terms to be com
piled with in seven days, otherwise tie Trusfee re-
serves the ibt 10 resell at the risk and Cost OF the
defautinz purchaser after giving five days public
notice of such resale N some newspaper published
il Washington, Do
EOBT. II. WARD. Trustee.
marlI -eo&ds $50 Al St northwest.
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rUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Cali.
ing ut Cork Harbor,
FROM FER 40. N. r.. NEW YORK
Marsnthon. Wed, 80 Mar. IBothnia. Wed, 81 Mar.
Aiselia a.. We'd, 6 April. lGallia we'd. May
Scythia Wed, 1S A2ril. Algeria. Wed. II May.
Parthla.. Wed. 20 Msr !Scythia. Wed, Is May.
And every Wednesday from New York
- 100 RATES OF PASSAGE.
soo. Sou. $lCU, according to accommodations.
Retarn tickets on favorable terms.
steerass 1t very low rates. Steerage tickets from
europe, at lowest rates. -
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, 4ss-
cow. Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Don
hnent. and for Mediterranean ports.
aor fssisht snd passage apply at the Company .
ssbin to OTIS SIGELoW CO., COS It'll street
janis VERNON 81. BROWN HCO., NY.
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NkW YOaH-RoTTERDAM.

..,,oiT The first; class Steamers Of this Line.
'sCE1EDAM,n 'W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
GALAND, " ana :MAAs,"
Carrying the q. g. Mails to the Netherlands leave
NERDAY. W.
ist CABIN; $50 SO; I'd Cabin, e45- $50. Steer
William St, New York. For passage apply to ".
G; METZEROTT CO.. 925 Pennsylvania ave,
Ssfe Deposit Building, corner New York ave. and
18th st. northwest. ianIT
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RAILROADS..

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLYLINE
TIE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
AM DhoEMB E L 1882, >oro,,
fl So Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Fast E.-
e e -Ra a tim Elieott City and way stations
6:sO-Baltlmore, AZ napolis and way. piedmont
strass t,g, Winchester. Hagerst5wn and way
s:l9-Point of Rocks and way stations.
for s ndds q PP 5nf 81
so6NNeW York Philadelphia and Boston Ex.
ts:tO-On Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
College, Beitsye laurel Annspos yJt anstoa,
Jessups aud Hanoyer.J
Louis Express ~
II :1Q.Baltimore. &i!icott City, Annapolis and way
i :25-9n sunday only for Baltimore and way.
++55 ~ Eat WI Express ~
s:53-yaltimore and way stations. Winchester.
4:39-Baltimore, Hyattsyilie and Laurel Express.
Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis juno.
t4:i5~Peint of Rocks. Frederick, Hagerstown,
Winchester and Way Stations ION Sunday to
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only.)
r 40-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
fo:45-PhlladelPhia and Baltimore Express. MAR
T nnIsD sng ana Way via Relay Stops at Hyatts
606-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
t6 45-Baltimore and Way Stations
1:39-Batnore and Laurel Express.
fS;5U-Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st Louis Express.
9:45-Baltlmore Hyattsville and Laurel Express
ITO .OO-NeW York, Philadelphia and Boston TX
press; Sleeping Gar to New York. and Special
Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
Daily. 4Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
ALI trains stop st Relsy Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street whore orders will be taken for haggage to be
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DUNCAGsoN BIOS. Auctoneers.

ASSIGSEL'9 SALE OF ENTIRE FIyTUREs
SAE MiEkORG &c. CONTAINED IN
S.OrLs No Jl0SENENTH STkCLI NORTH
On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 3lsT, AT
10 CLCCF. I .iu Sci all the fixtures, &C, in the
Ciothiux Store. No 80 Tth stree. northwest, con-
sistiug ..
SleIvirg, Counters, Tables,
Drawers. Cashiers Desk and Rails,
SILVER II Ounced Show Gases Stoves,
- Eir< Machine, RefectOTs, Fora.s,
PtsF - i-rrr, Gas Fixtures
Fire proof Combination Lock Safe (AfiIer's)
Portable Furnace, Canvas Awning, &C, &c
Ten cash JAS y. EDWARDS
nIsF2I tbs, tuSw Assignee OF 8. Katzensteiu
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FINANCIAL.

pROFIIS 200 PhR CENT.-An Association has
l. been formed by responsible parties TO Conduct
operations in connection with the Turf, Bookmak-
inE, Hiring, Race Track Pooling, Privileges. Sc.
$2O, COO already subscribed Capital, SlOO. CO.,
aeares, &26. Send for Prospectus.
]. r. WILSON & co.,
feb16 I'm Broadway, New York.
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VALITB L. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
rRTSTFES' SALE OF TWO STORY AND BASE
hENI BRIOk (MOOERN IMPRUV EMENCs]

I'M NIftS' HALE UE IWU-S TORY md BASE-
hENT BRIOK (NIOOERN IMPRUV EMENCs),
No l5lJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF 8 deed o; trust, dated March IL
LIST. 1877. and recorded In Liber No. $50, 49,
folio y one II the and records for the Dis
tr1ct o. Co4umbis sid at request of party secured
theret. We VIII sell at public auction, in front of
the renlises, on THURSDAY, APRIL 1TH, ISL.
AT O'CLOCK =. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in city Of WASHINGTON said District,
Lot No. !, in Blake and Kelly's recorded subdivi-
sion OF SIUare No 191s with the improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. of which So
must be PAID a. time of sale balance Elk, twelve
eighteen aDG twenty four months, in elual pay
mepts. to lie secured by purchasers notes. bearing
SIX yer ceIt interest from day of sale. and deed
OF trust property sold, to the sati stacOn of the
Trustees, Or al cash at option Of purchaser Con
ysysrCiIy and recording at purcnsser's cost.
Terms OF sale 70 be complied tn in six days. else
Trustee reserve right to resell .: risk and cost Of
purchaser IN defSult.
VIM HOFFMAN, ,r--,s..os
nar26- eoCt ALbEkT r FOX. ! itaS'Ses.
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II. T..
, ty yt-trA u deed Of t-yIst, be1 inE.d1te ~
the sixfL day 81 AuguSt. 1850, sad dult re- 80
Sorced - fC-r eiS. folio l42, &c o.P Of the ie..sz
ianG RECORDS % Washington county, tu the District
OF Conn bra, aLd - direction % the Parties se
cursd ihert ~. Tho uDdersis aed trustees VIII sell,
"a fhlDAG, IHE lsF DAY OF APaIL, 1881, AT
5CLocE P u. IN front of the premises. the fol-
ic.lck described property. viz Part OF lnt twenty
t2O, n I'D tiCorEetoxr, beg inning for the same
The ives l-lia ii POtOT street at point sixty GOD
feet north OF TIE north line Of Prospect street and
run thence north with Inc OF Potomac street. nine.
teen tl3} fset: thence west fity-f0ur (a4l feet.
more or lefs TO ne rear lire OF SAID loti thence
south nineteen fIJJ feet thence east nifty for (3f
feet 10 The next line Of Potomac street and place OF
bes1nCinx. together with the Improvements.
Terms 81 sale: One third cash. the residue IN
two eq3, LAY lents ST six and twelve month";, with
notes beGril.x interest at per cent per annum
unit PAID, sDd secured by 8 deed of trust on tne
property sod; all cash, at the option of the pIIr-
chaser. Al Conveyancing st purchasers cost SlOO
required a. time IF sale. II the terms OF sale are
not CGDpi!t Il with ID seven days from the day Of
sale. the trustees reserve the right to resell the
al tae riss and cost OF defsultin2 purchaser
WI. D. CASsIN, ! r-,o..
Gar4o-G'F JAMES l.. DAVIS, 4Ius'7os'
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AUCTION SALES.

fS'HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,onser.
SIX CHAT ES OROOKsR AT AUOTIOs.
viii he Sold within my auction rooms, on
THURSDAY MObEING. MARCH 3lsT, AT 10
o'oLocS, a large eopsigaInent Of above goods.
Ear29.2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auet
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAS BOWLING. Aucsoneer

TRTeTFF'S SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
Ip1OHAO STREEi. BET WEN PROSPECT
AND FiBsT STREETS, GEORGETOWN,
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucttoneers,
~ 9Th and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSE On ID, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
IMELFIH STREETS NORTHWEST,
tHOHIiNd On PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

II,
AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed OF trust to me, bearing IL
Date 18th day of January, ID. 1876 and 80
duly recorded IN Liber No. 500, folio $50, go.
one OF the land records for the District If Ooum-
bia, and by direction OF the party secured thereby
viii sell, st public auction, in front of the prem,
ises, on TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
ISL, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ, al that certain piece
or parcel Of ground situate and lying In said city
OF Washins ton, and being known and described as
8 part of lot Numbered nine 90, in Square num-
tered three hundred and twenty three 1929, said
part OF lot nine being next adjoining to lot num-
bered ten (lO) i'll said square, and having front
on street north Of twenty (20J fest, and running
bach with that width the whole depth of said lot,
and being the same which Was con Veyed to William
grippe by Jacob Aigler by deed recorded in Liber
y No 3. folio j. of the land records for Washing
ton County. in said District, together with all the
improvements, wsys, easements, rights, privileges
and appurtenancee to the same belonging or in any
manner appertainiux.
Terms One quarter cash; balance in one, two
and three yesrs with per cent interest per an
hum notes TO be secured By deed OF trust on the
premises sold. Conyeyancins, &c, at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in five days ;
otberwlse the trustee reserves the right to resell az
the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser upon
giving five days notice of such resale in some news
paper published IN Washington, D. G.. deposit
OF $40 will be required at time of sale
GEORGE II. b. WHITE,
mares dads Trustee
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r II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
On FAT UkDAY, APRIL ID, 1881, AT s s<z4
No. 1926 eth street northwest sss.Z.
Aso. sar4 e Day At ocaocS three story and
Both these will be sold at bargains and on very
easy te ms. MARIO ards
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EOR GALE.
oLNTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.

There is fine ot of HORSES here from Masss-
cluset:s and New Ham pshire. Trottius - =
3, 1t FRIDAY MORNING. 10 O'Clock sharp. XXI
No. l, Brown Horse can beat 80.
No 2, Bay Mare, eau trot in 2 80.
NO 3, Bay Mare, can trot IN 2 81.
Ne. 4, Is 5year old Colt, trotted in ZAP to
skeleton wagon.
No. is Bay Horse, trotted in asa, can bsat
40 any day. ~
No. is Sorrei Horse, can beat SIS at present
No 1ls Brown horse. has trotted IN 2:2s can
These Horses are now at Mr. Wash Majors
stables fer the inspection Of any gentleman. Can
ride after them ard try them to their entire aatis
iac.lon unit fridsy moraiDg, 10 O'Clock sharp.
Any one wishing 10 go 10 the track and time these
Hoi see, can do or will match any genterla ana
road horse in the city for S10O; cont bar any rosd
horse in the city. can be seen at the above Stable
at ally TIM before the sale n1eraq ~
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DOWNING. Auc.oneer.

TE,EOAAs DOWNING. Auc.onesr.
A PAIR OF SOUND. STYLISH, SERVICE1BLE
AND WELL NAICHED CARRI AGE II pRs' 4 y
AT AUOTION-THE PROPERTY OF THE
LATE HON. FERNANDO WOOD,
VIII be sold in front OF saesronms on a.
SATURDAY, April 2D. 1881. AT II O'CLOCK kssn3gs
W. Gan be keen before sale at Il. BurkdOcf q <&<A
s.sbes Nos AIS and APO Sth street northwest Sale
positive. Terms cash.
msrZ9 Al THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
A1s Dos 139 aud 14l South ith strest
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLH SEASIDE
PkQP6RTY, on THE PREMISES. AT CAPE

THURSDAY, April z, 1881.
TO ciose the Sea Grove Association.
Al restrictions removed
8 furnished hotels l26. 81 and Sc rooms. all
equipped for the summer business. Billiard rooms
and bowling slleys.
2 elegantly located cottages, on or near the
beach.
70 bath houses, with full supply of robes. towels
and fixtures.
One and agra rter miles ocean shore. with pier
rights and privileges as granted by state OF New
Jersey.
Pavilion, with tower IS feet hieh, water works
gas machine, stables. rowing and sail boats, &c,
and Go choice building lots, ocean fronts and ad
iacent.
Al will be sold peremptorily to the highest
bi ider.
Excursion aims will leave Market street ferry at
O'Clock OIL morning of sale.
Catalogues, with full descriptions Of properties
on application to J. g. WHILLDIN, 126 Chest
nut street. OF st our auction rooms. Nos I39 and
l4l outh 4th ST., Philadelphia, Pa. mar24 St cod
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STEAMERS, &c,

POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
s1 fses s ssrss aSSEF
SUNDAY. at 6 P. m. for Baltimore and River
An River Freight must be prepaid
STEPHEN SON & BRO. Agents.
9TH 1t. Wharf. or Hath st and Pa. ave
NV. msre-irn
RIVER LANDINGS.
The Steamer ARRowsMITH lesves Potomac
Ferry wharf. foot Of 7th street, every
SATURDAY. MONDAY AND WEDsEspay
att O'Clock a. N. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS a.
far ss Qurrioman and Leonaritown. ACCORDING TO
schedule. "
mar F. J. sToNE. Purser.
FOB noREnLA,, PcnTsMOUTH.
AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY,
CARRYING THE g. s. MAIL,
5 ssYs hfT shtr foot 7 street on TUES
stopping st PiNEY POINT snd PofAT L % III
aeFurnins leaves Norfolk On Wednesdays, Fn-
days and Sundays ct Pm;
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
ecnnS ~
First sls5s tsle to Piaey Point PointLookoat il
statsrooms 81 Me:is !5o ''''''''''''''''''' %
!EES }fas EssfEf3 Hsti e n ,.
SPECIAL NOTICE
NORFOLK AND FEW YORK sTEAWER9
ihe STEAMER JANE M0SELEY viii resume her
trips TO tsoRFcI.K on MONDAY, the 2lst instsnt
seevtHg her wharf, foot of 9th street, every MON
DAY, " WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a. O'Clock p.
"a: toachils at Piney Point, Point Lookout and
First, class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
seo 10Y lass
First class fare to piney Point and P Lookout J. Sc
SeeCE0-C!ats. rs
ooIis LUZ
Tickets and ststerooms can be secured ST general
~ TaE NEW YORK sTEAMERs.
JOHN GIBSON and e. O. KNIGHT win resume
their trips, leaving Pier IL, East River New York
every SATURDAY ct 4 p. m. and GEORGETOWN every
EadDAY at m. For particulars apply to Agent,
febls ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STRAMssr.
~ LIME BETWEEN New YORK, EAyRE, LONDoN
EOuTHAMPTOE AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will 6sil every Sat
1rdsy from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street, Hoboken
Rates OF psssage:-Erom New York to Hsyre, Lon.
don. Southampton and Bremen, first cabin alO0:
second cabin $50 steerage, $50; prepaid stearage
oerhhctt es, e24 For freight or passage apply 70
9ELHIoHs 90. Bowling Green, New York,
" G; METzEROTT b co., gas Pa. Ave-. Agents.
tor WsehinSton tsnI9
Il
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THE TRADES.

HlBsOS BBOrHhRS
~ CIhACliCAl BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
LU!2 Pc nsylyania ave-, Washtuxtou ID O.
" zine Printing q speciality. Ianl9
RoOkBiSDIHe-The LYCErr BINDERY employs
~ nrst,S SASS Norkmen, and turns out superior
WOW II 10 one OF the oldest shmsnts in the
w. AVAA "a ave. 90 ROOT octl
hAlRYAEN, ATTENTION,-Just received two
~ cars Oat STRAW, and for sale 10 auantitfes 10
SUI. AS sood As Glover Hay and q great deal
ehsAPer- VIII MAKE the richest milk and more of IL
W. II. TESNEY SONS,
Ray, CAPITAL MILLS. fai,s ~
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nR. 3. PARSONS. DxNrlsI, No. AS tn o. n
Nv. bet. D and u Sta. over Ballantyret y
oookstore. 1ItracEnG et night. Beet or Q,14
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CABD.-To al who are suffering from thu
"A errors and indiscretona Of youth, nervous
seALoess, early decay, lose Of manhood. &c. viii
ihss sreAt remedy WAS discovered by missionary
~ Soun America. Send . self addressed envelope
York Oily. -' nc.a 49, xsHs sro"
SfahhkIORHQA. Iropctency, Premature De-
n1tcsy, LneisGCls And AZ VeDereai Diseases,
sxsnrs &c MsAknessss etc. cured. 456 virgins
-e s-u-INeeI tSnlS-3ms
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TRANscoNTINENFAL RAILROAD INTER
RUPTIONS.

The San Francisco Bulletin says The
remarkable feature about the distractions
to travel on the transcontinental railroad
during the winter season is that they ap-
pear to be working eastward. Formerly
the snow.sheds of the Sierra gave greatest
trouble to railroad men, and were the most
fruitful sources of interruption to traffic.
But the means taken to protect the sheds,
make repairs and remove suow-slides oc.
curing in the Sierra Nevada, have been SO
complete that interruption to travel from
this source has been reduced to nominal
condition. Then came floods at Green
river. But of late the interruption to the
operation of the northern transcontinental
route has been still further eastward. The
Missouri, overhowing its banks, caused a
| blockade at Council Bluffs and Omaha. But,
bad as the Missouri river blockade has been,
railroad men say that the floods in Ohio have
done a vast deal more damage to railroad
traffic than anything that has yet occurred.
For instance, cases of dry goods have re-
| Gently been received in San Francisco
which had been detained at Toledo, Ohio.
by food, partly submerged and then frozen
into solid mass, in which condition they
were received by the consignees. The
| Californian summing himself on balmy
May day can scarcely realize the rigorous
condition of the climate beyond the
Rockies until he sees a case of damaged
and ice-bound merchandise from the frozen
North. What interruptions there have
been to railroad traffic on the southern
transcontinental route, it may be men,
toned, has thus far occurred beyond the
eastern line OF the Pacific States and Ter
ritories. 1t may be that the railroad com.
pauies on this side of the continent have
profted by their early experience, and
taken greater pains to protect their prop
erty against the dangers which beset them
| from the elements.