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TDHOS. J. FISHER & CO..
l. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE OF TREET
BETMEEN IWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE OF TREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 21sT, -
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK, on the premises, by virtue NM
OF 2 deed OF trust dated April 9th, 1915, ,as:A
and duly recorded in Liber No. 8I8, folio 100, one
Of the Land Records for the District of Columbia,
we shall Sell Lot numbered three go, In square
numbered $50, together with the improvements, or
Indebtedness.
The improvements consist of three three story
brick dwellir ga and stores. Nos. 1913, 1915 and
l2l7 street northwest. with brick back buildings,
and Will be cold separately. Each houte will be
sold with the width Of lot occupies and depth of
So feet inches.
The rear Of the TO-. 3! feet 81 inches by 70 feet
inches fronting On tn es wide alleys together with
some small frame buildings thereon. will be sold
Terms: One four in cash. tof which 300 on
each piece Of property must be i'd at the time OF
saie) and the residue in six. twelve and eighteen
months, With interest at six per cent per snnuu,
payable semi-annualiy, and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sl cash. st the option OF
the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not COM
pied with within seven days from date OF sale, the
Trustees reEerve tbs right to resell at risk and cost
OF defanlirg purchas err, after five (5) days notice
in tie Evening Star newspaper AL conveyanciny
at cost OF purchaser.
UHAS. @. CLOVER rr,s,o,s
MILO THOS. HYDE. 1rusIees.
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rUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
TEL OUNARD ETAAMSHR COMPANY LIN

Bstwesn New York and Idverpoal, Call.
FROM i PiER e Is S1 q n he ESW voax
.scythis. We'd. is May. Aiaera. Wed. is June
Wed J 5nns sahn. We'd Ned y Jans
And every Wednesday from Rev YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
&60R e6VAnd el0O. according to accommodation.
Tickets TO Paris. els additional.
Eetufn tickets on favorable terms.
SteeTaze At very low rates Steersge tickets from
liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts o;
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, Glss.
row, HAvre. Antwerp and other ports on the Con-
61ent and for Mediterranean ports.
once. No: BoIIing Green, or both steerage and
@bi9 70 OTIS BIGELOW b CO.. Cos 7th street
3anl0 VERNON H. BROWN CO.. n. 7.
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ACCUSED OF BALLOT BOX STUFFING.-Peter Y.
W. Flynn. who at the recent charter election
in Jersey City was an officer OF election In the
yesterday before j Judge GarretSon IN the Hud-
son county Court OF General Sessions on an IN
dictment charging him with oriclal miscon-
Duct 1t Is alleged that he was detected In the
act OF dropping into the ballot box tickets which
be had concealed In his sleeve He pleaded not
guilty, and In default OF bail was committed TO
lail 10 await triaL-M \. Sun. eth.
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RAILROAD CHANGES IN VIRGINIA. "A special
from Richmond to the Baltimore Sun says:-
Judge Robert Ould, president OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, mas an
nounced his determination OF reSiyning that
position, to take effect June l. The stock
holders have been called to meet here May 2S
when Judge GUILDS resignation viii be rendered
and his successor. 1t IS understood, chosen
The retiring president was elected In April
1879. and succeeded MI. John Robinson. Mai.
E. 7. ID. Myers, the superintendent OF the Rich
mohd, Fredericksburg and Potomac road, was
elected president OF the Petersburg road upon
It's reorganization, on the 9th. He has not yet
however, been Officially notified of his election
to the last named position. Major Myers ha:
been In Baltimore for day or two past.
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3 MASKED BURGLARS FoILBD.- Last Saturday
night In Providence, r. l., three masked men
broke into large building occupied by manu-
the deg on the premises, then seized and gagged
the Waterman, and compelled him TO open the
doors OF VIM. Smith d Co. s shop There they
vault. in which was Sc. 900 In gold, but without
SUCCESS.
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DIED.

MCCARTHY. On Tuesday evening. May 10, 1881,
Rev JOHN MCOAR1Y. ID. u, Chaplain u. b A, IN
TIE eighty -tnifd year of his age
Funeral from St. Marks church. Capitol Hill. on
THURSDAY af.erEe on. l2th INST ut O'Clock.
MOORE. On Tuesday. May 10. 1881, Ct 10 so
D. M GHosGE SALgER, only son snd youngest
child OF John CorKin and Anna q. Moore. aged
Funeral from 300 Il street northeast at O'Clock
D. m Wednesday. May III, 1881.
MORMON. Tuesday. May 10, 1881, ct O'Clock
D. m, Of paralysis. CHARLES q. MORRISON, In the
seventy fourth ear OF his sge.
Funeral from his late residence, No II Let street
southeast, Thursday. at IL O'Clock O. m. Relatives
ard friends are invited
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SMALL PoX IN JERSEY CITY.-Edward Nc.
CarIhy. who is afflicted with smallpox in IT'S
most Virulent form, was refused Ambulance at
the Charity hospital, driven OUT OF the station
house. ana lett standing on a street corner In
Jersey CITY, \. j., last Friday for several hours
until smallpox hospital people could eau Tor
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RHOMA6 DOWLING, Aucionear.

VERY DIs1RaBLE RESIDENCE IN CEN
PAhK. sITUATE On THE sou ri SIDE Of
LIT ETE EE THIRD DQ0K WEST OF tenth
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY lTTH.
iss1 AT AT, o'cIooK. In front OF the premises.
front of rs feet by depth Of 100 feet. to an alley,
ard improved by comfortable frame dwelling.
complete in all its appointments. his property ia
lot ated in Of the desirable ctions of the
city. central. CONVENIENT IS to railroads.. and In
Terms: One third cash: the residue In two equal
Pay n ents. at six and twelve months. with notes
the property sold. All convey ancing at pur-
ehasets cost $2t0 deposit required at time of SALE
The title is perfect. and taxes ali paid up.
mil dads THOMAS DO WILING, Auct
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al CIKCTrs ClI-sRa A srRrEp

Pelgram Meyer, silk manufacturers of Pat
efsoD, y. j., Claimed that the loss suffered by
them through the absence OF their Mill hands
On Friday, when Barnum's great SHOW was In
town, amounted TO 81 for each man who was
absent They proposed last saturday TO deduct
s. from tie wages OF those OF their hands who
had LETT their work on account OF the circus
The men at once went on strike. The manu-
facturers say IL the matter were left TO business
men the license fee for a circus would be 81 900
instead OF 500
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuonser.

POSITIVE SALE OF DK8IRABLE REAI, "a
TATE IN WEST WASHINGTON
VIII sell at auction on MONDAY, the 10TH "A
Brick Honee and Lot adjoining my house vs.
east. 5i42 West street. near Valley street. q feet
Also. the vacant Lot west Of my houss, Is feet
mont, and running south ct right angles on the
running south about g fest Of equal width thence
II straight line to the southern termination OF
the e6st lii e, ~ shown by plat. -
Terms One third cash, and the residue at six.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at al Z
PR cent. secured by deed OF trust or iii cash
All conveysncing at cost Of purchaser. 300 cash
down st sale. Wa n TENNEY
THOS. DVWLLNG. Auet. mad
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A WEEKS IMMIGRArIoN-The arrivals OF
immigrant Storage passengers at Castle
Garden during the week ending yesterday ag-
excess Of the number reported for the same
week last year. During yesterday three
steamers contributed their quota OF arrivals
as follows: By the MACEDONIA, from Glasgow,
153, mostly Scandinavians; the Neckar, from
Bremen, s57, principally Germans, and the
Ctric. from Liverpool, $50, for the most part
Hish.-N. +. Herald, 6M
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COURT SALE OF LOT ON n STRENT. BE.
sTREETs NoRTHWEeT, fMPRovEp WITH
DWELLING HOUSE No. ISL n STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the SupremeOourt. -.
D. o. passed in Equity cause No 2. 489. Ha
RG t VIII ss o. on the
PAY Q! MAY. 1881: At eqIoG Sin en- the fhs wet
said lot, with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Az purchase money IN cash; q
sale. one-third payable with Interest one year
thereafter, and one third payable With interest
menfs to pc secured upon the premises sold.
ANDREW b. DUVALL.
Ofnce cor. A st. and La. ave. T-,,.eaA.
oBENyAMIN F. LEIGHTON. Ai"ss0's'
mt. d&dB
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DEATH CAUSED BY A NsEDLE.-A needle ran
Into the arm OF Doretha Hailewlck, OF No. 2lI
West 2Sth street, week ago and piece broke
OF ana remained there. She died yesterday
from cry sipelas resulting from the mound.-N,
rnt.l1l
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NORTH GEHMAN LLOYD-STIAMsHrY
~ IIEX BETWEEN NEW Y0RK. EkyRL LoHD0N
SouTHAMPToN AND BBKMEN.
The steamers OF this company VIII sail every Bat.
1rday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd street. Hoboken
Retes Of pssssee:-From New York to Havre. Lon
aon. northampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800;
second cabin, goo; steerage $50; prepaid stesrags
saghG estes e2s. For freight or passage apply 70
H ~ q co. B9ydng Green New York
tor WaahipEton. i1nil
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TWO SUICIDES -Aloert Blonsker. a Prussian,
aged 49, committed suicide IN New York sun
day by taking Paris green. Business
troubles bothered him. AT Holyoke, Mass,
Sunday, John Nelligau committed suicide by
rowing out into the river and running his boat
over The falls
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL AND 81 STREETS

OF Month CAPITOL AND d STREET rs
NORTHWEST.
By yirtueof deed OF trust. bearing date on -
the 18th day OF November. A. d. 1875, and re- hs1
corded In GOsr No. 812, folio 1856. ct seq. -1..0
one Of the land records OK the county Of Washing
ton, D O.. aud at the request in writing Of the
party thereby secured; the subscriber viii sel at
DAY, the 10TH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1881, at O'CLOCK
NJ, all that piece or parcel of grouud. lying and
being situate in the city OF WASHINGTON, In the
county and District aforesaid, and known and dis
tiDguished on the plat plan of said city, a. and
being Lot Numbered thirty Gao. in J: Harry
bered six hundred and seyenty-tix $780, said suo-
division being recorded. in the office Of the Sur
yeyor of the city of Washinston in liber W. F. folio
100. together with the buildings and improyemen
THEREON, consisting Of threa-story Brick DWELL
ing. with two story back building, Stable In rear
occupied as q bakery.
Terms Of sale One third cash and balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months. for notes bearing
interest from day Of sale; deferred payments to
secured by deed OF trust on the premises sold all
at the cost Of purchaser. II terms Of sale are not
complied with In five days from day OF sale. prop
elty win be resold at risk and expense of defauting
purchaser. A deposit Of two hundred dollars will
nly-d RICHARD L. WALL AOH, Trustee.
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SPECIALTIES.

III great German American Card Reader, has
opened an office at 81 PeDngyl vania ave. north
affsiI, o9 me- invs ,;,mnIv sue s MI neaa
eases, etc with perfect satisfaction Cal at all
hours. miO-6s
nj Rs NJ A; FRENCH, MEDIUM, No. TOT I
O1 street nor est Magnetic Healer and NJ AMP
nlator. Hours from t.D 8. Circles Tuesday
eyesipes. Reu ain here TIL July LIST mar30-w Kahn
IA RS- b. f. WRIGHT, CLAIRvoYANr AND MAG
Vu SETIC PHYSICIAN has eminent success in trest-
tpg acute and chronic diseases. The suffering
should call at Der residence. 600 9th street. corner
Of street noyth west marI-3ms
MI NIX BROOKE TELLS ALT THE EVENTS OF
w LIFE al business confidential. Ladies and
Gentlemen so cents each. No. 40S street, between
sth and 9Th stree Ia northwest feblO-l4vs
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

line drst class Hteamers Of this Line,
AMSThRDAM," '.R0TTERDAM.
'SCH1EDAM," ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
Up. OALAND, ." and ''MAAS, "
Carrying the q. r Mails to the Netherlands, leave
NESDAY.
First Cabin. seo-s7o I'd Cabin. $50. s.esraee.
liam r.; New York For passage apply to W. g.
MhIAEROTT 90 925 PennsylTan1a avenue,
Was hin gton, F. II. JOHNSON, Agent National
SAFE Deposit Building, corner New 70. K ave. aad
lOCl ft. Northwest. fan17
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pEREMPT0RY SALE OF FOUR SMALL
J. FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS AT TIE
CORNER OF q AND FOURTH STREETS
NCKIHWEsT, TO CLOSE AN Els FATE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY "A
II, AT 80 O'Clock, on the premises. at the fsH&
corner # 81 and 4'h streets northwest, we .X@A-
iote three of them rooms and kitchen, and one
six rof nus snd kitchen.
Terms: One-tbird cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months with interest. secured by
died Of trust. depos cit Of $50 on each required
THOMAS J. FISHER h 90,
d&ds Real Estate Aucuoneer, 1928 st. n W.
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SUDDEN DEATH. - Matthew V. b. Fowler
president OF the Commercial Fire Insurance Co .
diedVeTy suddenly In New YORK Monday, a.
the Office OF the company. He was opening a
meeting OF the stockholders for the election Of
directors, when without warning he became
uncons ciouS, and soon afterwards died It Is
supposed that death was caused by apoplexy
or heart disease.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON STREET
NORTHWEST FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG

BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated April LIST. -
1871, and recorded among the land records T4H
OF the District OF Columbia, in Liber No. ~
63s. folio 42s, the undersigned trustee viii CITE.
for sale Of public auction. in front OF the premises
ocLooK p NJ, all that parcel Of ground situate in
the 81 city OF Washington, DC and distinguished
bered fourteen "a. in square No. &c. snd described
AZ follows: BEGINNING for the same at point on the
said Lot, and running thence south one hundred
thence west twenty 2O feet eight inches thence
north one hundred and nifty (l50) feet to said I
STREET thence east twenty (20) feet eight O inches
70 the beginning. The improvements consist of q
fine three story pressed brick Dwelling House.
cash; balance In equal instslments at one and two
years from date. the deferred payments TO bear In
terest at the rate OF Elk Fer cent. annum, and
TO be secured by deed Of trust upon the prernises
sold $3.50 down at tinae of sale. Uonveyancing at
ms d&ds EIGENE OARISI Trnstea
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST Line. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRAnKl JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE fFFECT SUNDAY. April
Sai.onic.so 6noinn. a1 and s. Louis r.n z.-
tSoo-Bsl.imore. Ellicott City and way stations
sSozBslImors, A9napolis and WAY. tPiedmon.
s;IS1RSins Of Rocks and way stations.
6Ipo o-, Philadelphia. New York and
easst,unto, and Valley Express. Connect.
I3r aassrsto~n ana at Point OF Rocks for
ss6oSon sundA, only for Baltimore. Ann.pou.
Sosss gs,.1 EHsrfss sssSps st Hy.s.sz
f104oFttsburs. Chicago, Cincinnati nd 81.
Louis Express.
2IQ.Bsltimore. EIlicott City. Annapolis and way
tl:2sI3n sune.y only for Baltimore and way.
f39S-Baltmore Express,
tsd0-Baltinore. Philadelphia and New York IL.
s:so-galtmors sDd va, ststona fwlnohester.
k:s9-Bsltinaore, 81 attsyiIie and Laurel Express
tFrederick. Wis Delay Stops at Annapolis june
t4:4EPein, Of ROCKS. Frederick, Bagers.ovn.
socss Nay ony
"A 4G-Bsltimore Annapolis and Way Stations.
fb:45-Baltimorr Express. fMaItinsbnrg and W;y,
Wis Relay. Stops at Hyst.sy vile and Laurel.
6:0@Poiut Of Rocks and Way Stat1ona-
f6:45-BaltiIuore and Way StstonE.
7:3O-BaltiUInre sLd Laurel Express
s. ;60-Ptisburs. Cincinnati and st Louis sxpress
9:4Q-BaltimoIe, Bysttsville and Laurel Express.
stops Oh signal or to let Off PASSENGERS st sny
station bets cen Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
ito .00-BaltiuSre, Philadelphia, Nsw York and
Boston E1tr: 50. Sleeping Oars 20 New York.
Sunday.
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices. Washington Station, and
SIG and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders will be taken for baggage TO be
chAcEsd and rel.a:Eah 81 b q 81
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has been something very unusual Not for
the past twenty years &C least has there been
80 many herring taken. Several millions have
been turned out from the seines at the several
shores and floats In this locality for want OF
Time, room and facilities to take care Of them
Messrs. Osmond d Co. have, after bringing
1O0, 600. The run or shad has also been good.
and they are very fine and large.-HauFe dc
Grace fNd) ReD. Maui
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BOWLING. Auctloneer -.

NktoC24AS bSWAlNOs 5uCtlOueef.
6HANeERY SALE or IMPROVED AND uN1M.
VEST SIDE OF I First = aTkSEr fAsT, Be 81 :
T a, ! y Rs MP ,0s s. sTRE r.! s9UTH 3N
sTREkTs souTH&AeT; Anu ON s0UTH
H + ! N. sTs ksRn EAST. OPPOSITE THE
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court -
CT 1as 81 Gear.F "a F9a
W. Guinsnd ct al Z will orer for sale at public
a2n hs s sSa s.9ss 81
pa ties to rad suit. in and to the following real
eS st fiSs b y. ny MY # sra ss
Fo M L't ss i ane 10 in square seQ Lot has
bounded on the south by another alley 20 feet wide
ana IL Sy oe m
that Width leo feet to an aey s. feet Vide and i's IS
On THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1881. At ras e' SANE SANE
HouR;; lots numbered II and u. in square 1876.
.oa'h street Ssoi thst xldts see sss S
sna sy Ct 80 feet To- e.: an adoas depth Of
m sssss %sa
R4as nxH a e1a saSn
the lot s. in square ss2 having front Of 40 feet
sg 81 FEET x as
an, and b9snde4 s on he west side by smother alley
Terms Of sale: one fourth cash on the day OF
sale or within seven days thereafter. the residue
in four equa, instalmeMts in six. twelve eighteen
the purchaser giving his, her their pr omissory
notes therefor, bearing interest from the day OF
sale at six per cent. per annum, all cash at his,
her or their election. The title to the respective
parce sold to be retained until the full amount of
the purchaEe money and interest is paid. If any
purchas er shall fail to comply with the terms Of
sac Iegerye the right to readvertife and resell
the property at the risk and cost of such defauting
purchaser. The property win be offered in sapa-
rate lots or parcels Fifty dollars deposit on ac-
ceptalce Of each bid.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Trustee,
MT eo6Sde 5O3 II street pnrfh N cat
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THE TRADES.

GiBb0N BROTHERS.,
" PRACTICAL BOOk AND JOB PRINTERS
iufz Penns yyania ave-, Washington, ID. O.
- Fine Printing . specially tsnl9
BINDiMGI1he LToErr BINDERY employs
work. Is In one Of the Oldest eets hshmsnts IN tSe
6u. 10l7 Pa ave-. I'd door, octi
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AARRIDD.

BELL-HUBBARD At the British Embassy.
Rome. Italy. ON May 10. 1881, CHARLES JAMEs
BELL OF Leeds. England. 10 RoBEBTA wAIscoT1,
Daughter Of 6ardLer q. Hubbard. OF washington,
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EITCH, FOX \ BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
q STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS. AL4O, LOT
AND SIREErS.
We VIM sell at public aution, on the premi- -
SEES, on TUESDAY, MAY nth. 1881, ct f. l5OVO
O'CLOCK p. M. Lot Is. in square 1859. fronting -
SO feet II inches on g street, between 18th and
18th streets northwest. with depth Of ll3 feet SO
inches.
Terms made known at time of sale.
Also on same afternoon, at O'CLOCK p. NJ, we
viii sell Lot 1885, square 206. fronting 10 feet on
18th street. between 3 and T streets, aud running
back 100 feet to an alley.
Terms: Ore third cash, and balance In one and
two years at per cent interest," secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. A deposit OF @lOO will be
required on each lot at time of sale.
apps cots j. T. GOODWILL. Auct
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TIME CELLULOID TRUSS; thst never breahs-
l. never wears cut, al Gays clean, and can be
worn while bsthing. Is for sale at
CHAS. FISHER'B,
62S 7th street north west.
Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants OF
LADY patrons. mn
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A PRINCESS INvEsTMENTS.-The London cor
respondent OF the Manchester Examiner says:
81 learn on excellent authority that the Pr10-
cess Dolgorouki, who was the morganatIc wife
OF the late Car, is tnstructing her financial
agents to invest largely on her behalf Ia Ameri-
can securities, In which she has already placed
between $20G0, 900 and $, DOC, OO0."
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN
MMhSTERN AND SOUTHWESTERN SEQ

CH5AAN SSHsYE,s SALE ~ OF IMPROVED AND UN.
TiSS St 4hh S1 aE sE6
cause No 6.s7l, We win sell. II public snc- E.s
DAY. THi io1a DAY oE NAY. 1881 Isl At ooIocx
tr Let sDa Il. Part ,, e Square No 1ss RI
in 81 ss
Iss on 17'S between an: and nS': ssss
,s AID on wEDsSEsDAx: II ,lEH DAY OF MAY.
square $780, corner Of 18th and streets north vest,
s s 5 ns
building a Nth nth, modern improvements
section Of 25th street, New Hampahire aud Viz
gina avenues northwest containing Is. 600 square
% Ard on SANE Day. AZ O'CLOCK NJ. the east
s. feet q snS west feet p 70. IL
Tt. Terms m Of sale; ons;fourth cash: and The bal
m s
irg interest from the day Of sale win be taken and
the oon 81 Sf "a Fl
be required at the time OF sale. Ali conveyancing
at the cost f Fl IL Rer f. Bs5wr1se.
w NJ + fif M ssh + ssssEtssvs''' Trustees
B. II. WARNER. Anct. ap2s-d
IoT On TaiR5 5f STREET M Bk hS ssH PENN
ssYHh kTAWAsAA AVENUE AND O STREET
BUILDING LOTS FRONTING "sTANTON
SQUARE, ON STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH SFREETS NORTHEAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY llTH -
AT O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front Of thee
premit es- SA
ALL OF LOT II, IN RESERVATION IL.
fEontins ~ feet On Sd street and running BACK to
lines Of street cars and business center.
Also,
on ZANE AFTERNOON, AT 6 O'CLOCK. In front q, the
premises, we Will sell the west 80 feet SO inches Of
LOT !. IN SQUARE No. 837.
situated and fronting on the public space occupied
by General Greene's statue. on north side OF O
street, between 9th and 9th streets northeast.
Both OF the above lots are desirably situated and
Will be peremptorily told.
Terms: One-ihird cash balance In one and two
years. with per cent Interest. A deposit OF 800
On each lot at sale.
ma d DUECANSON Bros Auctn