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The MID spell with which January closes
VII. probably continue well into This m NTH
II b OF the month with balmy. spfluglll-s
Mtsther prevailing In many parts. ana snow
rtsplaI! disappearing. A couple OF days OF
soimuSeetlhg weather. with rain or snow. VIII b.
, ,S,iomN oy snow storms. and cold weather
.nloughont ontario and the western nitad
SateS ms term Will OF followed about the
Ieln py storms OF wind, rain and snow. pre-
NlouS 10 me setting In OF a colder term. IVlfh
the BEGINNING OF the last week OF the month
oflLlaht- MID, spr1nglike weather Will Sra,a
appear. melting the snow and render NO slaivn-
irg impossible In some localities A faw ssTs
before the close OF the month high winds s-s
likely 10 prevail. with gales around New York
Long Island Sound ana other points vita
nlustry weather In Canada and the north "a
nited States. The last two days are. how
ever, likely TO be fair and the month Will end
with but little SLOW on The ground. s',vo'.S
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAsTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EtFyOr WEDNESDAY
An. Leave WAsaIsGToH.
1Aoo-C2ica@c, Ciacinns-; and St Louis Fast Ex-
8 baltimore. Elioott City and way stations.
O. 0.baltiniore, Annapolis. and way. piedmont
str1=onrz, Wincheste-. HLserstown and way.
sln-Po:..t u Rocss .nd way stations
e.4o.StAanton and Vale Express. Wonnec.s
I Es hssseF5toWp AID st Point OF books for
9oo- New YoEz. Philadelphia and Boston E1pree.
''-OO- .SI enooaS only for Baltimore. Annapolis
10. Ealtlnlore Express; Cstops st Hysttsyiu..
tion. ieseup's and Hanover) ''--' '"A'-
no 49-Pittshuzh. Chicago. Cincinnati and
II 10eBat,Inore, EIncott City. Annapolis and Va,
Il 2s-9n spo.sy only. Tor Baltimore and way.
Z. s5-Ner YorI. Pfladelpnl. and Boston Exprss,
sS-Bslrin re aud Way StstiOns Winchester
FrsdeTisE. HaserstowD aid Way. Va
E.SO-Bai.in ore, Hyattsvine and Laurel Ex.
Press Press ,r tst1;edeT,ck via Relay stops 81 Anna
y, Mi pcn s md and Way stat9ns l0n SUNDAY
- {O-Ba!rmOro, Annapolis and Way Stations
10 4o-Phil S6aptia and Baltimore Express. omar
tnshur. sud Way, via Relay. Stops 81 Hyatts-
Vile apd Laurel.)
6-Oe-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
f6-45-BaltimOre and Way Stations.
S-Ba ti1Iore and Laurel Express.
70. GETTYSBURG, Cincinnati and ST. Louis EIpress
9:46BsLt1more. Hyattsville and Laurel kxpress
fl0U-NeH York, Philadelphia and Boston Kx-
press- Sleeping Gar 70 New York, and spec
isl Sleeping Car to Philadelphia.
tDaily. tsnndsy only. Other trains daily. e1.
Al frains 80 81 Relay Station
For further Information apply ST tbs Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and
GIG and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
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THR MUTUAL UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY-A
special 10 The Baltimore Sun from Harrisburg,
Pa, February l, says:-A charter was granted
to-day by the state department to the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company. which Will do busi-
ness in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, New York, New jersey,
Delaware. Mary lano and the District OF Colum.
bia. The capital stock is So, goo, and the par
value of shares $50 each. The subscribers 10 the
stock are Charles f. Peck, District OF Columbia;
Sias w. Petit, Philadelphia; Nichoias Tnomp-
son. Montgomery; ludwig A. Filoert, Phuadel-
hi; John Ledgard Hodges, District OF Colun
bla- This company is New York concern, aud
Is aid TO have ample means TO make l. success
nj
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DEATH IN CoLoRED SroCEINGS.-A fatal case
Oh poisoning from wearing COlOTed stockings
mas Just come 10 light Gertrude the six yel Ar
oid daughter OF A. q. Thornton, OF Port ,Iervis
n. Il. little over month ago, wore pair OF
stockings cUlored In brown and old gold The
DAY Delng warm, she perspired very freely
Soon afterp ard unmiStakahle symptoms OF not
Soning appeared, and Dr. Sol Nanetten was
called. He said the Illness was undoubtedly
caused by poison absorbed from the cOl0ring
matter la the stockings She suffered the most
intense pain, ana ar times her screams could be
heafd some distance from the house. She died
on Sunday afternoon, after al illness or thirty
nine DAYS
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DIED..

DAVIS. On February LIST 1881 at quarter-l ast
8 O'Clock D. m, MARY A DAVIS widow OF the lase
samuel DAVIS. ia tie sixty ninth Year Of heT are.
Her funeral VIII take place Thursday, tie Sd
inttapt, at = o'clock y. M, from the residence OF
her son-in-iaw. b. '. Hopkins, lGGS New Jersey
avenue, northwest. Relatives and friends are re-
81 ectiuly invited to attend
DICK. On Monday, JsUusry 81. 1881, at 20
q m, DAVID DICK. of Leonardtown, Md fbr
the asst five years employed nj The GOFernn ant
bosIlt, for the Insane
[LeonaIdtow tNd.D Q apers please copy.f
IOYLE. On toe morning Of February 1881,
after a liustriIg, iMuess H. BEKT EMaETT DOYLE,
I'm the sixts six year OF his age.
Ire fuDera al viii take place from his late resi-
d. nee ln16 street mort west, on Friday morn
ins Februa y 4, at . so o'csock, ana viii proceed
TO st. Patricks church, where requiem msss win
be ssid Friends are invited 20 attend 2ts
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SUPPOSED MURDER or NHoIR FAMILY
Near Caneyvflle, Ky, last Friday night. the
house OF Wiley Emery was discovered on nre
and the neigbbors who came 10 the aid OF the
family or seven persons found that they were
inside ana either asleep or murdered. No cry
was heard, and Ii was impossible TO reach them
so that the entire family was burned with TIE
building. Mir. Emery had a few DAYS before
sold some stock, and had taken the money
nome. IL Is supposed that he and the whole
FAMILY were murdered by robbers, and that ne
house was set on fire TO cover the crime
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL observation-disclosures
ton received In Cincinnati states that Arch
bishop Purcell has suffered total paralysis OF
the LETT side, at his retreat, st. Martins Con
vent, In Brown county, OHIO. The venerable
prelate is now almost helpless. though his tnind
mas not been at all affected by the fearful aiflic-
ton. AS he is over eighty years old his phy
sic1anS have but little hope or his living much
longer, especially as he has been much affected
by the death or his brother, Rev. ed ward Pur.
cell. which took place Two weeks ago. Ever
Slice the appointment OF Bishop Elder as the
coadjutor or the Archdiocese Arch bishop Pur-
cell has been practically relieved OF OFFICIAL
functions
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HUNARD LINE.
" NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
The CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool. Call
ing at Cork Hnrbor,
FROM tILR 40. n. R. NEW YORK.
At,as.-. Wed Feb IGallia -. We'd. Mar.
BOthnia- we'd, 10 Feb. Parthia We'd. 10 Mar.
Batavia Ned.. % Eeb lBothnis. We'd, % Mar.
And eyeTy Wednesday from NeN YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
eGO, sSt, SlUt. according TO accommodations.
Tickets to Paris Sl5 additional
Return Tickets on favorable terms.
Steerase az very low rates. S;eerage tickets from
Liverpool ar Queenstown. and all other parts of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glas-
cow, hsyre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con
Gnent, and for ~ eCiterranean ports.
For freis ut and passage apply at the Oompany's
Office, No lowing Green. or both steeraae and
cabin to OTIS BlGELOW & co SOS 7th street
WASHINGTON, ID. a.
janis VERNON 81. BROWN &CO, NY.
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KILLED By HER SCHOOL TEACHER-A dispatch
IIoih VI tity, IA, Jan. 81 says Miss Dora
Mitchell, aged IA years. bright young miss or
South OF city, died this morning OF fever
which resulted, as is alleged, from punishment
by her school teacher. little mora
than week ago. IL is said the teacher struck
The girl on the head, which blow caused her
death. The affair has GRATED considerable ex-
eltement and VIII be investigated BY the board
CT Directors
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a CONTEST was begun In the surrogate's
court al New York, yesterday, over the Will OF
AlonzO y. Yates, clothing merchant waoSe
estate Is valued at $3.50 900. He was twice mar
ritd; but. 1t is alleged, was divorced IRON his
nrst Wife, Anna Yates. The will is contested
by two daughters of his first Wife on the ground
OF UNDUE Influence on the part OF the second
Vile, and that IL was made while he WaS labor
lug unCer deuSiOn.
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CHARLES DEyLIH the Well-knoWn New York
city contractor. Gied last night OF Pneumonia
aged G Years. lie was contractor for LAYING out
Central Park, and was The principal sewer cor
tractor of the city. He WAS one Of the bon rs
me fUr VIM. NJ. Tweed. and also for Harry"
Genet, He was worth about 8 ,uoD .uOV.
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OYSTER BEDS FROzEN.-A telegram from
Barnegat, Nd, says: Great destruction was
caused Sunday to the oyster beds in the bay
The morning tide was exceedingly low, aud
through the ice for miles the oysters protruded
and we're frozen. 1t is estimated that > 900
bushels were frozen above the ice, while greater
damage is supposed TO have been done 10 the
beds.
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THg STRAGUE ESTATE CASE SETTIEn.-In the
l. > circuit court at Providence r. l., the suit
or the National Bank of Commerce agt. =. Chat.
fee master or the A. & W. Sprague estate for
eJectment from the property bought az 4 sale
uDder an execution. was opened and afterwards
entered rs settled, compromise having been
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THREE CHILDREN BURSED.--Three children OF
Rev. Manning Hunter. colored. IN sumter
county, ;. c., were burned 10 death on sunday
night In a fire caused by the explosion OF A
Kerosene lamp. The father was away preach
Ing. ana The moi her was also absent.
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MCRDBRoUS APACHES.-Slnce the 10TH nit
there have been fifteen men, Two women and
one child killed by Indians and MeXicans In
New Mexico. and numerous bands or Indians
are securing the territory committing outrage
and murder whenever opportunities occur
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DEATH OF NAUTCH GIRL.-The death or Ala
Dnn0y. aged a. one or the Nautch dancing
girls. born in Bombay, was reported f. New
\ oTE yesterday. She died OF mallrial teyer
after two months Illness, and was buried IL the
Lutheran cemetery
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MARRIED.

C0LLINS-DARLEY. On January 26, 1881 81
the Pan sonasse Of the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
by Rev. Mason Noble, JACOB ". COLLISs and NJ IS
SUSAN b. BARLEY. al OF Wash Dgtou.
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RUFFIAN KuLED.-Antonio Gottslicb, q
wealthy German, was shot aud killed Il Dallas,
Tex, Sunday night, by August klopp, into
whose house he was trying to force an entrance
TO get his daughter, who had taken refuge there
from his violent treatment. GottSlichs wife
committed suicide few months ago Oh account
OF III treat euI
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TIP KANSAS LEGISLATURE has passed res 81
lions recurring the representatives OF that
state In congress 70 work 10 secure tue cot
struction or freight railroad fromtEs Atlantic
10 the Missouri; also a resolution for placing a
statue or John Brown Ia the national art GAL
leTy al Washington.
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-wHITEHURST6
NCFDsE BALsAM is warranted TO curs
Coushs colds. Group: Throat sAd Lung disease,
return the empty bottle and get your money b.oS.
sold by ". 4, THOMPSON. 70s 18th street. and
ali drnggiss. Price rs cents Janl2-sn
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CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the oath s,seZ.
day of September A. d 1873, recorded in In
liber 1872. folio 81, one of the land records of 80
the District OF 0olumbis aud at the request Of the
party secured thereby. will sell at pubic auction
in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE Sra
Day OF FEBRUARY, 1881, AT THREE O'CT.ooK P M
Lot bersd thirty two 1922 in block numbered
eight go in Todd and Browns record sd subdy vision
OF part of Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant.
Terms of sale: One-t third cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at the
Fate of six per cent, secured by deed Oh trust on
property sold. $50 down at time of sale.
WILLIAM TODD, Trustee.
J. T. GOODWILL, Auctioneer. jan29 -eoEds
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MYSTERIOUS FIRE IN CHURCH TowKR.-A
mysterious fire broke out at Cleveland Ohio
yesterday In st. Marys German Catholic
church steeple The flames were first dis
covered curling around the clock dial Toe
tower was burned SO much that the spire fell In,
ard part or 1t crushed through the roof Tnree
underneath and demolished u. The fire was
confined to the steepir. Loss i0,0o0; insured
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lNDIANIANs AT MENToR.-A party OF thirty H.
dlanians, headed by Senator elect Harrison,
VISITED General GARFIELD at Mentor, Ohio. NJ On
day, and urged him to appoint member or his
Cabinet from Indiana.
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NEW YOEH-HOTTEEDAM.
The first-class Steamers of III

The fTst-clsss Steamers of this Line
''AMSIE kDAM," ''ROTTERD an"
'SCHlEDAM," ''W- A. SCH0LTEN,"
'fP- CALASD," aud MAS
Carrying the Q g. Mails TO the Netherlands, leave
NEsDAY
LIST Cabin s5O-s7o. ID Cabin, s45-s5o. Steer
age, &26 f. OAZApX, Genera Agent. 81 South
William 81, New 'rk For passage apply to ".
g. METZEKOrT Il co 925 Pennsylvania ave,
Washington. or F II. JOHNSON, Agent Nationa!
safe DePoeiJ Bui'd corner New York ave. and
l3ih =. ncrt4West iaEl1
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ALWAYs WE'RE AHEADI
IA ARE STILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, OR THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again to
CERES.
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO-
CESS FLOUR. for being the hdadsOnaest and the
most nutritious Patent Flour that ever was exhib
tied at q fair. Remember that every housekeeper
SNOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for CERES. " the champion
Flour of America.
FOB SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list st. and Indiana ave,
WMs M GAIT e. CO.
P. S.-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
tins District Of Recker's Self Raising Flour and
Buckwbeat deCl3
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STEAMERS. &c

FEHIiE ~ ssAHER JsO1ySlIITH
p VII iFa-a Pot LAC Ferry Co. Wharf, foot Of
9th street. 81 O'Clock a. H., every
fDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
FOr all she POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS So Ear
a. LeoDaTdf' wn and Hou,tui returning MOND DAY,
NkDNtSEAH and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight at lowest rates
janis F. J. STONE. Purser.
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OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

~ JOHN A. DODGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers' no: II Wall st.. n: Y buy
when desired win advise when and what to buy.
Aeo. secure STOCK PRIVILEGES at reasonable
rates In which 925 TO 300 can be invested. Full
information on application and Financial Report
sent tree. tAnl2-12UWks
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A Victoria, B c., dispatch says that the erup-
tion OF Mount Baker is Increasing In violence,
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MEDICAL, &c.

SPRRMATOhHEA, Impotsncy, Premature De-
- cay, EmlselODs ana all VeDereal Diseases,
quickly cured by DR. HENRIE. No calomel used.
All teInale Weaknesses, etc, cured 456 Virginia
avenue southwest. ianl5- Inn
HR. LEON, the Oldest established and most reIi-
~ able LADIES PHYSICIAN III the city, can be
consulted dsily 81 456 Massachusetts, ave-, from
- AID TO s. All Female Complaints and Irreg-
rls-!ces quickly cured. Consulsatoo free Seps.
rsts'rt ons for patients ian15 I'm
ERBoRs Oh YOUTH.-RRCIPE FREE
~ for The speedy cure OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
LOST MANHpCD, and al diseases brought on BY
Youthful indiscratons. Address
DAVIDSON & CO.,
su4-eoiy 70 Nassau ST., New York
rONSULT De. and MADAME seldom, Pro
" Iesscrs Of Midwifery; over twenty years sue
cestfCi practice; board nursing and skiIIfll treat
nent; Tor ladies only. lS2 Lexington ave-, New
York city. ianlO.Ims
MADAM De FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
IVA LaGies- AL female complaints quickly cured.
Can be consulted daily at 6U6 10th street north
west. Office hours from TO p. III. dec3O-5v
nR- MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERs-Certsip
~ cure for Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Uri-
na-y Diseases. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weal-
9ess, lmpotency, elect, Scrofula, Syphilis and al
blood and Skin Diseases speedily cured. aolor
.hosa cured IA AZ hours. For sale by VIM B. EN-.
IWlS1Er Druggist. corner 18th st. and Pa. ava
proe p per box. sent by mall under seal
setpt OF price marl
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AUCTION SALES
A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF TaREe STORY BRICK
"A DWELLING.

A ssieNEE's sA bK OF TREE sroaY BRICK
assignment. dated the 81 day Of January, A. 90
records for the District Of Columbia. in Iiber 90.
dS 99 81 2i5 ct seq Ill II + gnee a9cs!oa 10
1sT, At torR O'CLOCK NJ. ali the rixht, title
interest of the ssienors in said deed N and to
Was hin toD, d. c., and described as parts OF lots
&C and I'D sixteen and seventeen. in iua-s nun
bered four hundred ana fifty f ,ur $50; beginning
three (4s) feet six 16 inches east from the north
thence running east along said street twenty fest;
thence south (ll2 one hundred and twelve feet and
six inches: thence west tEenty feet; theme, nor.h
one hundred aud twelve feet and six inches to the
ments.
Terms made known day of sale. Terms 70 bs
the t to resell NE s se
and cost OF the defantins purchaser. after five
ZAGHARIAHHI H T SlBiu. Assignee.
3. BkNS.N NIGER. auctio neer iaa26 eoS Is
THE ABOVE SALE Is POsTpONED ON
soconnt ofthe weather until THURSDAY. FEBRU-
AE sGb Sd % sane hour and place scsp,,,pp ,u,o
WALTER B. WILLIAMS s CO.. Aa,tioneers.
ART SALE
IAIPOR TANT.
The GALE COLLECTION.
FINE IL PAINTINGS.
FROM HIS GALLERIEs, 10. 1l17 CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Now on EXHIBITIoN AT
MARINr5 HALL,
T. sIBEET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10Th,
DAY AND EVENING till time of Sale,
which takes place
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY 7TH. STH and 9Th. AT O'CLOCK,
We shall hot enter into details upon the merits of
this Collection. We ba Fe only to remind or art
loving itizeIs OF the one sCld here by Mr. B. 1T
ir.. last Bsrch.
feb2-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
VNHOS. Z. WAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auotonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT, No. 1886, ON NINETEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AOUIION
BY virtue IT dee. of trust given t, us. Sss
125. one OF the land records in the District AS2.
of Columbia will sell t. front Of the premises,
ol WEDNESDAY,, THE 10TH DAY OF February
u. 1851, AT ~ O'CLOCK z. M, all that ri see or
parcel OF ground and premises situated in the city
vi WASHINGTON, IN the District of Columbia, the
leitered a, in Canuon's Subdivision of lots tw nty-
two. ca twenty three (23) and tS euty -four, In
FardoD's subdivision of Square numbered one
hundred and thirty-fo Q34 the above sale
Will be subject to prior deed of trust recorded In
hber No. 9l9, folios 81. 81 and g.
Terms OF sale: The purchaser to assume the
prior deed OF trust and interest, and to pay one
hundred dollars cash on day of sale, and the ba-
ance in monthly instruments at per cent interest
or all cash at option OF purchaser If terms of sale
are not compiled with in i've days, the property
" u lie resold at risk Of Purchaser
CLIFFORD q. SMITH, Tr,,o-
kDN. b. ALLEN, trustees
feb2. 4, IL, 1A&I6
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MONTH tsfRTAN LLDN D-STEAMsHTp
~ LINE BE- TWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOCIHANIFTOE AND BREMEN.
The FtsGIeers OF this Company VIII sail every Sat
uT6ay from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street HobOkea.
hates of passaGe:-From New York to Havre. Lon
don, SOntLanp to1 and Bremen, first cabin, $50:
second cabin $50; seerage, $50; prepaid stear are
certificates, S2S- For freight or passage apply to
0EIbIi BS & 90. Bowling Green, New York
Tor Washington. iaDlq
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j CUtE FOUND AT LAST-NO ONE NEED
sUFFER.-A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
ltching md liberated Piles has been discovered by
Dr. " lila ms, ian Indian remedy called Dr. VII
lfaIas' Inc ian Ointment. A single box has cured
Ing No ne need suffer five minutes after apply
th's wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions
good Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors
allays the intense itching, particularly at night
Instant and painless reief and 10 prep ared only fer
Piles itching of the private parts. and nothing else
Read what the Hon. j NJ. Oofinberry, Of Oleve-
land, says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment have used scores of Pile cures. and it at
fortis me pleasure to say that ! have nevar found
ANYTHING which gave such Immediate and perma-
nent relief rs DIR Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt OF
price Al HENRY DAVIES. Props Cleveland.
8. STOTT CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents,
49, PeposyiYaoia ave. 1eolV-eS
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WIN. Z. YOUNG. Real Estate Auctioneer.

~ IL Z 1oCSu' heaI Estate Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY HOUSE,
No. 102 L STREET SOUTHWEST
By virtue OF a deed of trust dated June -
2Oth, 1872. ard recorded in hber No. 9I2, 1sa2
foo SI2, one Of the land records for the
trlot OF Columbia, and at the written request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell ar public auc-
ticn, in front OF the premises. AT 4 CLOCK p NJ
on III tuesday,, FEBRUARY Sd. A. ID. 1881, the
following described real estate, to wit The east
ern Part OF Lot number fourteen, IA in Square
number I've hundred and eighty -four, 1884, > hav-
ing front of sixteen 40 feet on South street
and rum n9 b'cs the same width to the south line
CT said Lot ninety four (94l feet ana four "a
rches. together with the i'm provements thereon
Terms One third cash, aud the ba sncs in SIX
twelve and eighteen months, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sOld, and the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF six -
Per centum per annuIn until paid, payable semi-
a2nualiy or al cash at the option of tue purchaser
All cOnveyancing and recording ST purchasers
cost A deposit OF $50 required at time of sale
Il terms are not complied with within ten (O) days
frt n da:e of sale, the property will be reso!d AT
risk and cost OF dpfautlng purchaser.
JAMnS f. kINFr.
jan2i-sOEdbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
Iknown as the best so is JUSTH'5 old stand
SECONDHAND CL0THING can be sold at re-
spectacle prices; Address or call ct JUSTH'S old
stand. No GIG ID IT., ETY. cen 9th aud 9TH sts.
northwest. or Branch Store. No. 4os 9th St.. be.
tween D and SITS. northwes N.B.-Note by mail
promptly attended tn JAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
TN-MORRNW.

DuNCANsoN BROS. Aueuoneers.
~ 9Th and streets northwest
Cur REGULAR S3LE OF FURNITURE CAR
PEIS AND HOUSEKEEPING AkTICL -
GENnRaLLY. To WHICH Will BE ADD
I'd TWO ELEUTRIC tETS. WITH BAT
IEHnEs, &c, COMPLETE, COSTING $40
axes place al orr salesroons on TUESDAY
MOANING, @sr February at III O'CLOCK. 1t
sFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account q the weather until THURSDAY, Sd
INST, came hour. fsbl-2t