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THE FUSIONIsTs IN THE MAINE LEGIsLA AZURE
had stormy session last evening In their eau
Gus for the nomination OF a candidate for
United States Senator. There were three can
Der Of the house from MachfaS, and General
Samuel j. Anderson. OF Portland, the main con-
test being between Gov. Plaisred and MI. Tai
nott. No domination was mace.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nONCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF sTEINWAY PIANO,
c NTAISED ii HOUSE No. 7o5 iITa
STREET NOR1H VEST.
By virtue OF deed of tt Isl given to me, aud
duly recorded 10 Liber No 900. folio G5. eli seq
one of the land records of Washington County.
district q Columbia. will sell at puoic auction,
ING At III O'CLOCK a n at House No I03 18th ct.
ment oned in Exhibit ga" attached to said trust.
comprising in part:
Nearly New tteinway Piano. Two .fas
: ven Walnut Chamber sets, Pillows, Ro,sters.
Nine Cottsge Chamber Sets, Springs and Mattresses
Parlor Suites, Nj T Tables, Chairs, Curtains,
Howe Cabin ct Sewing Machine Table Covers &c,
Eve Extension Tables, Dining Room Service,
Blankets, Comforts, Tciet Sets,
IOSD9es Easy Chairs, Brussels Carpets, about Six
Hundi ed Yards of Csrpeting throughout the
hou-e 9, DiIing Room Chairs, Kitchen Furni-
ture, &C., &c.
mars JOHN E. LATIMER Trustee
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SAW THE INAUGURATION But LOST HIS WIFE
James HatnSworth, OF Wilmington, DEL re.
Inauguration, and found that during his ab-
sence his wife had gone on an excursion also.
She is native Of Cumberland Maryland and
has long been dissatisfied with Wilmington,
Her husband Supposes she has been carrie |
away by homesickness, expecting that her hus
band would follow her. He declined TO do so.
boarding.
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FRAUDULENT WALKING MArCHES-A reaolu-
lion was passed by the New YORK aldermen
we terday asking the opinion OF the corporation
sunsel II II ere was any way OF stopping walk
irg.n atcbes al Madison Square Garden They
were aenounced as frauds got up TO cheat the
! pablic and not as honest tests OF strength and
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE. VERY
HANDSOME; PARLOR AND uH.MBEs
FURNITURE Sc, sc, At AUCTIoS
On MONOtY MORNING.. MARCH 18th,
1881, CoMliEs CHG AT 10 O'CLOCK. at the W
residence Of gentleman declining house FtSsa
keepipg, No 17l9 street, between 18th and
18Th streets northwest, shall sell very superior
cole ction of household goods, viz:
Very superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Cover
and stool,
Very hands ONE Parlor Suite with gold tracinss
upholster red in raw silk and plush
Elegant Marble top Table with g I'D tracinys.
superior Window Hangings
Very fine Fr glsh Brussels Carpets.
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets, Ingram Carpets
Very Superior Black Walnut Marble-top Chamber
Suites with French plate Mirrors.
NJ attrassss, Spring Underbeds, Pillows and Boil
sters
Very handsome Chd's Bedetead complete
Walnut Hall rack with Mirror.
Walnut Mirror back Sideboard.
Walnut Extension Dining Table, lining Chairs.
Very: fine China and Glass ware, Refrigerator
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
THOMAS BOWLING,
marS-5t Aucttoneer.
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RE4RRESTED.-CharIeS NJ. Thomas alias
Johnson, when released from the Buffalo peni-
tenliary yesterday, after serving years in
Crested on q requlsition from Mass acnusetts
here he deiTauded a number OF paper manu-
iaciurarS out OF Sos 600 by series OF forge
fits. Thomas was once arrested ia Baltimore
~ the same charges, but was released On
techntCaifty.
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B. AND o. ACCIDENTAL Baltimore and Ohio
through freight train was thrown from the
track near Milford, Ind, yesterday, by broken
ana yRe ehglae apa snn Sar 9ea
and VIM. BlackmOre, q brakeman, badly in.
jured. The rest Of the crew were badly hurt.
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DELAWARE ON DEAD IssUKs.-The joint reso-
luton passtd by the Delaware house OF dele.
gates on Friday last, declaring that Mr.. Tilden
was elected four years ago, reprobating the in
auguTation of President Hayes and regresting
the Inauguration OF General Garfield was
nftely POSTPONED.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Arctionser.

TBUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEOnkhIY ON i TRkEr. BETWEEN
ninth AND lENIE STREETS WEST.
By virtue OF de Il of trust to Richard "A
Va ZACH tnd myself. bearing date the 27th H1
day OF February, =. d 1878. and rec rIded .NA-
III llber s9 atfClto 29l and at request OF the :'y
secured thereby. will. eucvi ing trnstee, sci
OIL THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY or MARCH. 1891:
tart OF lot 50. L. in Square &. 3I4, known as and
beingt.e eastern twenty fou, cd feet seven and
one-hsf 90 inches of said lot by the depth
thereof, improved by the substantial Three-story
b ick Dwelling H use, No el6 street
Terms of ssie One-tlrd cash: the residue IN
two equal payments, at six ard twelve m cnths. with
terest at eight par cent until paid. to be secured
when the pr apertyis stru eff. All c1nveyancing
and, eCordir Z at the cost Of the purchaser Deei
given ard trust tai en-. Purchaser to comply with
terms within five days after sale or the property
resold at risk Of the purchaser upon fvedsvs' no.
tice FRED. W. JONES,
nar9 dts Surviving Trustee.
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committee. first branch Baltimore city council
appointed to inquire into the charges against
Dr. j. ID. Fiske, member OF the branch for the
flrst waru, report ed and offered a resolution OF
expulsion, which was unanimously adopted and
his seat declared vacant
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MARRIHD.

MASCN-WILS0N. On Tuesday, March s,h
1881, at the Church Of the Epiphany, by the Rev
VIM Paret, Gen. JOHN 4. mason. q. q. Army. TO
Mrs; CoRNELIA MARIE WILSON. of Washington,
ID. G..
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The Liverpool Post is informed that Presi-
dent Garfield has requested Hon. John Russell
Lowell to remain as minister TO England.
1t has been discovered that forged telegram 8
have been sent to the London board Of trade
from Liverpool about diseased American pork.
The matter viii be investigated by the police
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Ey-PRESIDEST HAYES held an inform al recep-
ton at the residence OF M. L. Austin, In Cleye-
land, Ohio. yesterday. He then went to FIRE.
on his arrival at Fremont and the depot was
finely decorated. Appropriate speeches were
made. The President, in his remarks, paid q
tribute to his Cabinet, urged hearty support
for Garfield, and complimented Gen. Hancock
In the same cOnnpcJinu
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THE EVENING STAR.
March ., 1851.


A BIG MOVEMENT OF NTNISrRRS-THE COMING
PASTORAL CHANGES.
Correspondence or TIE Erenipag Sldr.l
.MARTINsBURG, w. VA, March Sth, pm.
The 10:4o train did not leave the depot at
Washington until IL O'Clock to-day In conse.
quence OF the great rush of passengers. A long
train OF twelve cars was filled to its utmost
capacity Ministers. representing three con.
ferences, numbering about three hundred In
all. were on board, destined to Martinsburg.
Cumberland. ana Harrisonourg. where their ne.
specuve conferences are TO be held. When the
FANCY ttain lsacn ts Martinsoug the depot was
OF about one hundred and nifty Methodist min
listers, who scattered In every direct ion, seek
ing their homes Throughout the city, To
morrow the conference opens, but nothing
more will be done than TO organize ana gel
ready for the general business OF the session
In res ard to the appointments nothing deiulte
can yet be known. The minister aud layln en-
VIII no doubt be surprised when the appoint.
ments are made TO mud Foundry, Wesley
chapel, Hamline and the other churches sup
Piled By those whom they no doubt least ex-
pecttd. AS many changes are TO occur among
the churches in Baltinors and Washington,
exchanges OF pulpits between the two Cities
must be eXpec ted.
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KILLED WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SkfleS
young man whose name has been associated
with the very worst crimes attributed to the
Welsh mountain band or robbers. While play
Ing ball on Tuesday afternoon In the forest,
near Reading. Pa, was struck on the head
with ball thrown by Barton Yohn, which
fractured his skull. Soon after being struck.
Skiles went alone into a barn. with blood
ooztng from his nose and ears, where his com.
pantons afterward found him In a diving condI-
ton. He mOt1oned them away, and requested
that his half brother alone. whose name IS
William Seiverilng, should remain with him
sixties then implored Seiyeriing'S forgiveness
Several times he moaned, "Oh, Bill, forgive me-
You know my crime; pray for me, Bill" Skiles
soon afterward died. No inquest was held A
OF numbering his grandfather, but for want OF
Sufficient evidence he was discharged. num-
Der Of murders have been committed in that
netghborhood. To what crime Skies referred
in his dying moments Is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-09

Mr.. Charles T. Wortham. of the Old and we'll
known frm OF Charles L. Workman & CO.. OF
Richmond. Va. died there yesterday In the
S9th year Of his age.
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XXI pxNNsEfySNHfa R6Irrr / So

S fl S6sfa REF as BSEEz SS
Tn.I.s sf SEE{ N::S MfSSE ISL na.
-, e9Tnef o si1sn s and d. streets As fooys
80 oiuc.rnst., 81. Louis and C6icsSo $50 p m
saLfiS Qhs ISIp r. EoTS 8 IEAfflRo.n
Via c. h'SShssf . Sdd q: S Ss5,;
except satrTdsy. With Palace Oars 70 Osnsndal:
For WiAiArnsport Lock Haven sEd Eul,ra. nl0:a
Tor New OK SsTk s :1F tbs 10y East 10
3S0 .rs lfo n or 3, e PTI1 s. s,, md 10
For I.oosx ,a s ,S =. th ~ ,tsns S0a.sc,
q . AVOID
ror fhIIc siRSia 500 am. 10 50 s,@,, zs9
and o0o P.m. Limited kIpress. $50 am.
Fer Rsitaoesa, 10, 600. $50, 10 So Am. .nc
sa9a.T ga. 10 SO AM .. 80 So so. $50 .Ss
For PopeI 0rees L;ps. s4oa.m. and 44o pm
Tor Annapolis. 6 40 ; n and 40 p m daily. OK.
N1is sN5 t sSpI EEHpEhloKsRgse BAL,
ToN KAT1HoAD. A-'D A'a1S
% sS sac 500 and S i 20 an S % aD M.
, dsy A. Sl. 40 ana II so an ana saa .. n,
Trains ssys seH issss sassaos g. ~
q ndnishs On Isl Sunday ~ ana = az ae
Tioses n n . ase ~ pa p s.,,o,
eomnod.noEs csn be procured 81 the ofaces, NORTH.
and q he d xSeTs c2 "a. J.
checking o: l,gase 70 destination tsc Sotss s W.
yx.tk a genera n sasa.s 4 Sssss
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MAJ GEN SIR GEORGE PoNERoY COLBY c
b, g. nj. g.. Is. c., S. G.. one OF the most
promising officers Of his rank IN the British
army, whose defeat and death at the hands of
lhe Beers In Africa has been announced. was
The third son OF Commander the Hon. George
fraLcls Pemeroy colley, Of Eerney, la the
county Dublin, a brother OF the nfth and an
uncle OF the sixth and present Vlsc1unt Har
beTton, OF Kildare, IN Ireland. sHIs grand
mother, Mary Colley, the wife or the frst VS.
count Hartolton. was great gran laughter
OF the first Duke OF Wellington. and through
this connection Ii was that about fifty year,
ago the father OF Gen. CoIley aided to his pa,
ternal name OF Pomeroy the name OK CoIley
Sir George Pomeroy- Colley was born In 1885.
and has consequently fallen In the 1lower OF
bis years. He entered the army early In life
and served for a considerable time fu India
with the second regiment or Queens Royals. of
which he was major. when In April, 1874, he
was promoted to colonelcg. He became
ma or general last year, and was made knight
commander or the order of the Star OF India
which gave him his title as Sir George Pom,
eToy. Cooley. he was one OF the special friends
OF Sir Garnet Wolseley. who is understood to
nave declined the command In the L ansvaal
mainly from wish not to interfere with the
opportunity thereby given to Sir George
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AUCTION SALES.


WA1ER B WILLIAMS d CO.. Anc'i0Hssr'.
ELEGANT DINNER SERVICE, CUT AND
lion.
On TO MORROW. MARcH 10TH. At II O'Clock
A II we shall sell within our siIesroom One Com
herring over 10 piecesaCut elaes Decanse's, Cob
Rn1fs Kc ase. mi Inc Of ilyer pi stsa WE
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-09

AN AMERICAN ARRESTED IN IRELAND-Thn
coercion act was finally put In operation yes
teroay In Ireland, upwards OF a score OF mem
uers OF The Lana League being arrested under
Mi hael P. Boyton, who claimed to be an
AMERICAN citizen, and insisted On being treated
as such. He as locked up with the others
ere adopted by the house OF commons after
determined efforts at obstruction by home
rulers.
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PRISONERS FORTUNE.-The PHILADELPHIA
Times states that civilian Thomas, who
has for the past two years been frequent
inmate or the house or correction IN this city. a
few days ago fell heir to s25, 900, beQueathe /
him by bis aged mother In Baltimore. The
prisoners family are very wealthy and have
always desired TO aid the young man and re-
!orm him OF his scottish ways. Every time he
has been sent TO The correction it was on the
charge or drunkenness Previous to the expl-
ration or each commitment he would apply 10
MS family Tor means to defray his expenses
home. request which was at all times granted
With the money thus obtained Thomas would
go ON another spree and in few days he would
again sup and lodge under the protecting root
or the correction. The last time he was CON-
mitted was for period OF six months on jan
uary 5, by Magistrate LukenS, on the charge OF
VagraDcy. Though he has only served about a
month OF his sentence the board OF managers
yesterday decided 10 release the prisoner IL his
nien0S Will give written assurance that he
shall leave Immediately for Baltimore"
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND
OTHER EFFECTS.

At classroom, SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH. "A
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, comprising 10 VI
part:-Upright Piapoforte; five very hand ~
some Free ch plate Pier Mirrors, with Slabs:
general assOrtment OF Parlor ana Chamber Furni-
ture Carpet, Stoves. China aud Glassware. Also,
one es1ing Fire al Burglar Proof afe one large
rev Gold Medal Furnace. w K. Woor, BaltmO 70.
Md, maker Also. large stock Of Candies aud
Jars, two silver mounted Show Cases. Counters
and 81 Giving, &c. the stock is fresh and in good
condition. Als", ore Covered Wagon, in good con-
other artic es. mar9-3t
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nUNCAEsON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OE UsIMPROvRD LOTS ON
CONNIE OF SEVENTH AND 81 STREETS
By virtue Of deed of trust to us, dated 3Oth -
october, d. 1877, snd recorded in Liber -
SI4, folio 254. Of the land records for DistrictA6
OF Columbia and at request OF party secured, we
VIII sell, at public auction. in front of the premises
on THURSDAY, THE Il tn DAY OF MARCH. 1881,
At Y O'CLOCK all those parcels OF ground in
the city Of Washington, in the District Of Column
bia, known as Lots ten Q0). eleven CID. twelve
Q2l aud Forth half of thirteen Q3l. in square four
hundred and thirty nine These lots front on TIN
and streets south vest and will be sold separately
Terms OF sale One-thtrd cash balances in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day
of sale, occurred by deed of trust property.
deposit of Sl00 each lot will be required At time
Of sale. COnveyaDcng at cost Of purchaser If
,erms OF sale not compiled with in the
Trustees right resell at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, ! T..
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON trustees
feb2l eCkdbs
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II E. wAGGAMAN. Zeal Estate Auctionesr.

~ b. NAGGAMAN, Zeal state Auctiolesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vaLU ABLE PROPERTY
n ms S9TssKE EsSS So0R IiT4 OF 18th STREET
By virtue of deed OF trust dated 14th day OF
Dtceom aa 1879 and duly recorded IN Llber AxA
Of he District Of Go e M a nnpa a. the
gnest OF the party secures. thereby. we viii offer at
SALE a Pe1 d 1 = oo#
ing. described premises, situsted in Washington
number 3 L. Ii and l.. 10 subdivision Of sqdsrs
800. Beginning at the northwest c1rner of said
east 90 feet 81 inch,s;, thence north as feet to
street; thence west 80 feet and 81 inches to iha
subject to s special ana general taxes as'n 'D' o
!, Terms Of sale; 0nethird Of the purchase money
eonyeysreirg at the cost Of the purchaser pa s de-
Ii 4 iAc ! s44EEssH.M, Trustees,
mar7-5t T. f. WAGGAM NAN Auctioneer
BE s sa On Of sT THEFT HsH xAtg
l TPENIH STREET. FACING McPaERsJN
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court "a
another plaintiffs, and William Queen ct al are
MARCH iss a. at pHsie ocnoeR
IN front Of the premises those two valuable Lots Of
square ZIG. Washinston city. B. G.. with the I'M L.
srass ut ss Tness Lot each On
be offered separately.
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash. of which $500
must be paid at the time of sale. (S25u each lot
ba!snoe IN equal instaments at elk. twelve and
deed Of frost the property sold, or all cash at
the option Ct the purchaser. If terms are not COM
piled with in ten days, the property will be resod
at the risk and cost Of the default1ng purchaser.
Conyeyancng and recording at cost of purchaser.
ARTHUR A. RIhNEY,
Cd; a ? !; } e &
THOs. ]. FISHER Il CO, Aucts mar2-dts
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MEDICAL. &c

NO CURE NO PATIO all afflicted with
rewarded by speedy cure without mercury. DR..
BROTHERS., 900 b st southwest. rnar7-2W'
gNR LEON. the oldost stablished and mos1 rsIi-
~ sele LADIES' PHfBICIAN In the city, can be
consulted daily st 45S Massachusetts, ave., from
- srd TO 8. All Female Complaints and Irrog-
rate roons for patients febl9-ln
CtONsULT DR ROBERTSON, every Wednesday
" and Saturday, at his office. 4s6 Q st. north
west near y ST., from to p. M, who with IL
sears experience, guarantees cure III all diseases
OF the Urinary Ore ans, Nervous and Seminal
Goaorrhoea OF ByPhilis, recently contracted, pcsi-
lively cured in from 10 10 dSys. Consultation
strictly private and separate Offices for ladies.
Refers to the leading physiIiaus Of Baltimore.
Main Office, 10 y. Eutaw ST., Baltimore. Charges
moderate. feb7
lJADAM DIX FOHEsT Has REMEDY FOR
AZ Ladies. Al feniale complaints quickly cured
Can be consulted daily 1t 9l4 7th street northwest
Once hours from to ?. N. feb9-lm'
sPERdAT0EHGA, ImpotAncY, Premature De-
- cay, EInt ss!oCs and ali Fenereal Diseases,
quickly cured by Dr. HENRIE. No calonel us Sd.
~. fsH.s:s Neasnesses, etc, cured ass Vtrsn:
ftCSSULT DR., and MADAME SELDhN, Pro
" fe5sors OF Mid@ifery; over twenty yesrs sue
York city. janIO-au'
Hk. MOTIFS FRENCH pOWDEaS-CertAif
~ cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and Al Uri.
aarg Diseases. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weah.
ness. fmpotencS, elect Sorofuta, Syphilis and al
shaa cured in As hours. For sale By WIN. B. I'm.
rWISLR. Druggist. corner l2th st. and Pa. ave-
seipt OF price. marl
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY
POSTPONED TO
APRIL =. 1851,

FOR FULL DRAWING.
The drawing will take Place at LOUISVILLE,
BY. under authority Of . special act Of the Ken
lucky Legislature, and will be under the absolute
control Of disinterested com nissioners appointed
by the act
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ELPHONZO YOUNGB
ON DECK AS USUAL
WITH
INAUGURATION AND FAMILY sITppf,IEs


INAUGURATION AND FAMILY SUPPLIES.
SUGARS tBest New York and Phils Brands.)
l0& lbs. "a" lBtandardj for 100
u lbs. Extra 60" Qight Rrown). .......for 100
lbs. Out Square Lumps) ................for LOO
Msshb1rn Mills, New Process). the best on earth
Champion. New Process. Dazzling White
SNlss iIocSSs. ............ Htto.
PRESIDENT tNew Process)... Ditto
Senate.,,.;; Splendid
Io1hsn nI ssck 81 90
EQUAL NAooAssssss .Pef SSCk 4oV
BUTTER.
Fsnc5 Selected New York State Dairy per ID $50
Choice Flesh Butter In na pes =. ~ sSc
CANNED GOODS.
Gnolce Iomatoes, 3-lD cans ;;.....per dez 81, 80
Choice Peaches. 3-lb. cans ..........per doz. 225
CHOICE Peaches, 2-b cans ...........per doz. 1.6O
Choice Corn, Glib cans ........... per doz / so
Choice Peas, Glib, cans. per doz. 2.40
PRUNES
Very Larse French Prunes, new. 49,. per ID. 25c
Large French Prunes. new). per Id. 2Oc
New Figs. Dates, Nuts, Raistns &c, sc.
Cooking Raisins. (new) IL lbs for 81.
h95aa Oranges Tsty fine b }1s IN
lot; Choice Apples. by the bb
EUTS.Just received a new invoice Of very choico
Selected Nuts, of all kinds, for table USE.
~ Telephone Connections. -
ELPHoNzo EoUNSs ,;o,.
0O4 9th %. NORTHWEST,
feb4 Opposite Daily Critic Ui1cr.
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Thousands Of WATCHES hsve,been
IN kept in order by me during the last thirty
years. They are "a perfect to- day as when manu-.
featured. Well made Watches win. with care last
indefinitely II attended TO by an experienced Per.
son. n. JENSEN, 9l3 Peunsylvania avenue. suS3
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ThE hoo-L FAST LINE. AND TIE ONLY LINB
THE EAST AND TIE s Wet sEEs VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEy coUpLERl STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKF EFFECT WEDNESDAY
An 'Lof LIVE R Il isSH:
'A-So-tnIcASo, Unc1nnse and st. Louis Fast Ex
soo 70 sa5,o, Elicot. CITY and way stations,
VI kO-bt .tiI.2re EIIress.
stIsse.!s, winchester. HaseFstawn ADD way.
sI?-Po:n. + Books and way stations,
aRG .a Z. Pdns :, goesa e.
sS-Sse yo>y. Phusdslpbi. and Boston Express.
ID OoaBs;,tlTo ore HrPress; Cstops At Hysttsyine.
Ton, aess1p's aud Harover.l
Louis Express.
H.DzzBaltrnors. EHcc.t City. Annapolis and va,
n.H0n sunasy only. for Baltncor. and way.
t2ss-Nss YORK. philadelphia .nd Boston Express
FrsdsT1ek. HRserstown and Way. viz
Ep-Bai.r gre. Hysttsvine and Laurel TX
PRES, 4f ssS VIA Relay. stops at Anna
nsSSRois. q aosfs rfsasHss. as.es.sovn.
20 Po.n. 81 Rocks and Way ststions oniy.S
~ p-Batncre, Annapolis and Way Stations.
~ t6-PhE-d1.phts and Baltimore Express. fMar-
nn1:1urS AID wsy, via Relay. ssops :, HSssss
60@Potpt Il Rocfs and Way Htsto1z
t6.4eBaltincre and Way stat.cne
7-S0BaltECre ard Laurel Express.
70. 5e-Piftsbcrs, Cincinnati and 81 Louis Exrress
ot@BsltIcore, HyAttsvtne and Laurel kIprea
fl0.O-Ss1 York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex.
press Sleeping Oar TO New York, md ppcct
Isl Sleeping Oar TO Philadelphia
fDaIiy. Sunday only. Oshe: srsici daily, *
Al Sans stSg i Relay Station
Fer furtbsr information sppIy ii Ale Ealhmors
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washingtoo Station, AID
51g and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner llth
street, whs,e orders WI be taken for baggage 70 bs
Shocked enc raceiysd ut any point n the city.
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r suIskaNa STATE LoTTEar.
a Splendid Opportunity

TO WIN A FORTUNE.
FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. GLASS ID.
al NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL
18th. 1881,
l3lSr MONTHLY DEAwISG.
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DET1TD POIS-V.
FLAGEOLETs-F
CHAMPRIGNONS-A.N N.
HARIOOTS VERTES-E. n,
MACEDOINES DE LEGUME8.
TRUFFES DU PERIGORD.
EVAPORATED VEGETABLES FOR SOUP.
B. w. REEDS SONS,
NEGOCIANTS,
Headquarters for fine imported Goods.
febs 1910 f street northwest.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
IN 900 PennSylvania avenue,
BOOTS AND SHOES AT ACTUAL COSTA FINE
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FRS r-CLASS
SHOES AT VERY Low PRICES.
Commencing toSay Will sell all Of my heavy
ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boots ..........- 81 IS
Iadies' Fine Button Boots ................., 2 90
LADIES'. L4nd.eewed Button Boots ............. 80
Ladies. Fine Slippers IS cents to 500
Mems Calf Congress Caters. ................l .35
Mems Calf Congress CATERS. ............S2t Is 600
Mems Cali Button Boots. ..........S 81. 50 to 6 90
Mems Calf Hand sewd Boots .................. 400
MISSES and Chidrens Shoes at cost
Boys and Youths Shoes at cost.
We sell mona but solid shoes. We hsve but one
price.
febl2 GEO. MCCARTHY