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Hiph Water Mark.

lhAkA w abCE uAnAAs
The high water level Of the food Of
1882 at the port Of Memphis was
reached March 9Th, when the govern
ment gauge at the foot of Jefferson
street read 30 feet 2 inches.
STAGES OF TUE RIVERS.
Memphis-31 feet | inch, a rise
Of 2 inches.
Pittsburgh feet, a decline of 10
inches.
CinCinnati-35 feet 9 inches, a de-
cline of IL inches.
Louisville-13 feet in the canal, a
decline Of 10 inches.
Evansville 80 feet, a decline Of
IS inches.
Oairo-42 feet l inch, a rise Of !
inch.
St. Louis-N feet, a decline of z
inches.
Vicksburg-4l feet 5 inches, and
stationary.
Nashville-16 feet 3 inches, anG
stationary.
Chattanooga feet 10 inches, a de-
cline Of 6 inches.
Shreveport--20 feet 8 inches, a de.
cline of s inches.
Little Rock-15 feet, a decline O.
16inches.
White and St.. Francis rivers arr
at a good stage, but falling at heaC
waters.
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Advertisements.

.D[TTNl. By B NJ. W0OLLEY, At
HTIIiW lanta, Ga, Reliable evidence
~ShA given, and reference TO cured
Il Habit patients and physicians. send
- Cure. for my book on The Habit
and its Cure. Free
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Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at 81 per annum;
six months, SOC; three months, 400 Tin adj
vance. Postage free.
DAlLY-S per year; Soc per month for less
than one year.
Communications upon subjects Of general
Interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscript WILL NOT DO returned.
RATES or AnVERTIsnNn IN DAILY
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puDooQubuL dcItlOnb...-s"" "
Displayed advertisements will DO charged
according to tho SPACE occupied, at above
ratss-there being twelve lines of solid type to
the inch.
Eight lines Of nOnpareil, solid. constitutes a
square,
: Tc regular advertisers we offer superior in
duoements, both as TO rates Of charges and
manner of displaying their favors,
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents per line.
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taoted and payable on demand.
AlIJ letters, whether on business or other
wise, must DO addressed to
+. WHITMORE,
Pgbnsher and Proprietor.
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RIVER INTELLIGEGCE.
V TODAY.

BOATS TODAY.
For Friars Point, James Lee........5p m
" Osceola, Coahoma. ........"....5 p m
" Arkansaw River, Katie Hooper5 p m
" White River, Hard Cash......6 p IN
BoATs LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Arkansaw City, Dean Adams..5 p III
" st. Louis, Ste Genevieve......5 p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer John A. Scudder, st. Louis.
L" James Lee, Friars Point.
Coahoma, Osceola.
Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
&" j. Sharpe Mcdonald, Ohio river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City OF Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Rene Macready,St. Francis river
" James w. Gaff, Cincinnati
" John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
I" Charles Morgan, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
James Lee, Coahoma, Hard Cash, Katie
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad
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Mississippi and Tennessee.

LEAvH. ARRIVE.
- -
New Orleans Fast Mail
and Express, dAIly.,..- b.36 pm. l0.l5 am
Freight train daily lex
eept Sundayl-..m.....l 5 is AM 400 Pm
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chesapeake, ohio q Southwestern.
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JAS. SPEED, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
2S7 Vain Street.
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AttachmentNOtlce

BlOunt County, East Trnuessee /
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The Inexperienced Traveller need
not go amis; few changes are necessary, and
such as are unavoidable are madein Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-30
Wall Street TODAY.
EFFECT OF THE STOPPAGE or PAYMENTS BY THE
UNION GENERATE

EFFECT OF THE sTOPPAGE OF PAYMENTS BY THE
UNION GENRRALK
NEW YORK, January 30.-The Posts financial ar
ucie SayS:-We learn that the Union Generate OF
Paris has stopped payment IL was first rumored
at the stock exchange little after IL O'clock and
those having private sources OF Information have
belleved 1T since the opening OF business
All that the stock exchange knew cert aiply
IN the nrst hour was that the Bank-of-E Bingham
rste mad been advanced per cent that Of the
Bank OF Belgium per cent, and that gold imports
toned by many. In the first hour the
speculation markets at the Stock Exchange were
somewhat feyeriSh exhibitions OF weakness being
1otiowed Dy display OF strength but since little
AFTER IL O'Clock tts stock market has been heavy
TO weak, and the stocks which have been the most
Grande from 7lss TO 20; Milwaukee and St Paul
from ltS to 1G7k Lake Shore from III i TO 1leI
Missouri Pacific from lob to 1917: Northwest
from 1885, TO 1873; Western Union Telegraph
from siis 10 792s; Texas and Pacific from
4SH to al; Delaware. Lackawanna and
western IRON l25s4 TO 1245k: louisville and Nash
vlle rom 94st to 9313 Michigan Central from Sass
TO s3A, ana the rem tinder OF the list d fraction.
United States bonds are "a lower for as, but other
wise are unchanged. Railroad bonds are dull and
generally lower Southern state bonds are noiat-
nal AS we close the stock market Is rather
ste adler as to prices the tone being feyerish The
influence OF the news to-day on the foreign ex-
the posted rate.
1he Union Generate" Is the concern about
"n'ch there has been so much anxiety and whose
troubles IL was thought had been bridged over
Inat IL mad the confidence of the public is shown
by the fact that its deposits had run up from
about thirty million OF francs ia 1873 TO about ont
hundred and forty million francs at the close of
last year.
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lbI ED.

ARUNDEL. On Sunday morning, January 2gth
1851 81 typhoid pneumonia. ANNIE L., the Beloved
wife Of Charles A Arundel in the thirtieth year of
2i45 street northwest Tuesday, 3lst instant at Sd
O'Clock Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectuly invited TO attend. alexandria aud Manas-
sas, Va, papers please copy
CHlSM. On January 29th. 1892 ut 2 O'Clock a. m.
GEORGE CHISM, beloved husband of Elizabeth
Chsln ~ his fifty ninth year May he in Te1ce.
a. funera Will take place from his late residence 73l
sd street northwest on 1aesday, January 3ls Reis-
hves and friends respectfuy invited TO attend.
CONNER. Departed this life, suddenly. on January
29th 1882, at l2l5 Am, ANNIE T.. beloved wife of
John L. Conner. in her thirty fourth year. baltimore
Iapers please copy
Funeral will take rlace from house No. 400 New York
avenue. Tuesday, 3lst at O'Clock D. Relatives and
friends of family invited to sttend.
MINOR Sunday, January 18th, 1882, at 6 Am,
MRS PATSEY MINOR, of Spottsylyania county. tir-
ginia. aged about eighty years.
Friends are invited 10 attend her funeral from the
Nineteenth street Baptist church. Tuesday January
81, st Sd
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The Canal and Aqueduct.

The relations OF the Alexandria auretiuct
at Georgetown to the District cities has, since
the free bridge was proposed, become "A mat
Ter OF considerable interest. The aaueduct
Is The property OF the Alexandria Canal Com
pany, which was Incorporated in May, 1890
Win John Roberts, PheneaS Janney, Robert L
Iaylor, Thompson i. Mason, Hugh Smith. A. c.
Cdhenoye, VIVA. II. Miller. ChaS. Bennett. Edmond
1. Lee, Colin Aud, Henry DaDgeTfield, Geo. Brent
ana jonathan Butcher, commissioners Its
cpt2i STOCK was at first only Sa500t0. but il WAS
afterwards Increased 50 that the total cost Of the
canal IRON the head OF Bridge street, Georgetown.
gao" VI street, W1Shfngton), to the Potomac, near
tne 100! or Montgomery street, Alexandria, was
ABOUT one and half millions OF dollars. OF this
AeXanaria city paid over sf5O.O00 subscribing
S3oG0 IN 1890; 10000 i'm 1885; 900 i'm 1886 $780,.
oJo In lof3 and $4,000 ia 1874 Congress gave the
canal companies in 1851 $4,000, and In 1887 $780,
oo, the latter conditioned upon the deposit OF
certain STOCK with the Secretary OF the Treasury
rne residue OF money required to construct tie
canal and aqueduct was furnished by the purchase
OF canal stock by private individuals. The state
OF virgins now owes s272 900 OF the stock which Ii
bought at par from the city OF Alexandria, at the
fetroceSSlOn or this town to that state. The affairs
oI the canal company are now controlled by
president and board OF six directors who hold an
nual meetings. This board, however, have no
control OF the management OF the canal. which has
Deen leased To II. II. Wells W. w. DUNCAN & Co..
on lease OF 80 years at 81 200 per annum. The
ieSseeS nave purchased an Old bond of the Alexan-
ora canal Company for $l5.0O0 which they hold
against the rent, and they have for some years
made no payments to the canal company.
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The M0FkefR.


=, BALTIMORE, January 3O.-virginia ss consols.
sf Ba dc nsT Hsns.. 20 bid toSas
western SUPER I2asSo: do. extra s5s5 ssd
90; family. 640a7 so city mills super, 4. 25a
Rio brands Zoo: PstaFsco family: SIS. Wheat VI ss
red 4saf As do amber. g. No. MsSyi.nd q;
Mn Mara as Sat- Ess
Corn southern frm; western frmer-southern white,
81; do yellow, II: western mixed spot SO: February
Sst asked; March: 7oa5ozs April 72s7sI; May. IS:
Hay dun-prime to choice Pennsylvania and MARYLAND
l6 GOALS 90. Provisions firm-meas pork Is IS Bull
and clear rib sides packed ~ and 10.
lsal3x Lard-refned. l24. Butter firm-weste western
packed. 18a42: roll. 20a28 Eggs firm 25s27: lined
IL Petroleum quiet-refined "a. Coffee steady
soft whsky 70 a Iass iss Sus' F Ssss
to Liverpool per steamer unietcotton 03sd dour De
per barrel grain. 4d Recelpts-Aour. 3 266 barrels:
wheat g. 40 bushels corn 272 bushel: oats. 922
corn. none. Bales-xhext 302. $40 bushels: corn.
Com and -Four EHsnse thss Mss S Sssf ooe
NEW YORK. January so.-stocks lower. Money. ~.
dEM 0oyernments steady and generally unchanged.
NKW YORK. January 1s.-F,our drl, and heavy.
Wheat moderately sctive and . shade easier Corn
~ cent ioMes; Pork dun and weak 17.0oal7.7s.
LONDoS: January 80. 1850 .p.m.-consols- for
"A. l2; do. 4ss III. Atlantic and Great WesSsrn fift
mortgage trustees ceffihcefes 45Z; do eeconlis lK
EEie. z0t: do. seconds. lelk. New York Oenfzst
5sx beading. sS nv ioxt. osio sud Wes
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TO.MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
RECEIVERS SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
OF THE LYON HOUSE, NO. 1884 F STREET,
ER SEINE az THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
BY virtue OF decree Of the Equity Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. the undersigned receiver will pro
EIGHTH. iss2. at TEN O'CLOCK. and continue m until
I'll is sold; which is partly enumerated below. viz
Black Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Superior Hair Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and Hair Bolsters.
Window HarEinga, M. I. Tables.
Superior Yelve. and Tapestry Carpets.
Velvet stair and Hail Carpets.
La rye lrlber Walnut and other Dining Tables.
M ~ bar Mirror. the largest IN the city
Fine Eating Bar Mirrors.
Fine Walnut Bar and Eating Bar Counters, said to lie
vi, ths most coNplete in the city;
Two superb Bronze Figures, large, with gas at
tachIneDts.
large and superior collection Of Glass Ware.
Nickel and Copper Coffee and Hot Water Boilers.
Large and varied assortment Of China:
silver plated CastJrs Knives and Forks
Silver-p plated Sugars and Teas and CofIees.
Large quantity of Table Linen, nearly all new.
Towels, Napkins. Bed Linen.
Oil Cloths. Door and Hall Mats.
Largo number Dining Chairs.
Steam Table. Large Broiier.
Fine assortment OF Copper Ware.
Tin Ware and other Kitchen Articles.
Steam Boiler for heating house.
Oyster koasterR. Steamers. Broiers, &c.
Also.
WITH many other articles not necessary to enumerate
The entire Furniture in this house is in fine condition
and I'd, well worthy the &c; attention Of buyers.
123-ots ROBERT G. HOLTZMAN. Receiver.
EFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of the rain until TUESDAY, JANUARY
j2s THOMAS DOwL1NG. Auct.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il co, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
fk0NIING ON FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN L
p; AND S,I,, N STREETS NoRTHlA,r. At AUCTION.
~ virtue OF deed OF trust dated June LIST. A. y.
ISL and duly recorded in Liber NJ. s72 folio 49, i
county. District of Columbia, and by direction of the
party secure thereby, shall sell public auction in
THIRD, A 1852. al HA If PAST FOUn WCfoCK
= NJ the following described Teaestate in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia to wit Lots Num-
Dered tWenty,one CID and twenty 1.-TWO 22), in James
y: Gaan,s subdivision Of square numbered eight hun
tired IN twenty nine {S23 theSane is of record in
tie Once OF the surveyor Of the district OF Columbia.
with the ght to the said party of the second part his
heirs and assls to remain in thepeaceful and un6is
turbed possession of that of Lot D. in said square
No 500, co, cred by the back buidng said Lot 90
which projects overon said Lot 10. 49, so long as said
back bu ding sh all remain il is upon said prem
lses and al the rights and privileges acquired by said
artes q the first part to sad pat Of said Lot No. %
by deed from Morris and CuthbeT Trustees, bearing
date the 3lst day OF May A. D. lod with improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale One fourth ash balance in six,
twelve, eight cen aid twenty for months for notes
bearing interest from day of ale, and secured by a
deed OF trust on property sold. All conveyancns at
purchasers cost. 800 down 10y OF sale If terms
OF sale not compiled with within five days from day
OF sale the Trustee reserves the ht resell the pro-
lerty st The risk and of the iefaung purchaser
Ja24-d CHRISTIAN lUFPERI, Trustee.
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Burglar. in south Washington,

sfokh ENTERED AND AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTRAPP
MADE TO BLOW OPEN sAFH
ABOUT IL ociock last night the grocery store of
Mr. W. L. Walker, corner OF IIth and ID streets
southwest, was broken into by thieves An unsuc-
ceSsful attempt was made To burst o pen the
SAFE with gun powder. The entrance to the
building was made by forcing a side door, which
was formerly used ia going to Potomac Hall, on
the moor above. The outside hall door was forced
with Jimmy, and prop was then placed
against the inside OF il 10y the thieves so that
they could not be followed. They then proceeded
up stairs to the second story, where
they cut hole through the wall ipto
The store room over head, and then
went down stairs. The iron safe seemed 10 be the
auracIoil, as small hole WAS drilled through
near the lock, but a. IL happened not TO penP-
trate the lock. the powder poured I'm went inside
Tue Safe where the fuse did communicate. With
lt bit and steel limm: were LETT by the intruders
Ia their nasty retreat IL appears that TWO police
hlen Were on the corner at II 30 ocloc. A. IN but
nothing unusual was noticed by them. Soon ar; .r
they passed by, Mr.. Hackett. Waterman and n o.
man employed by the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, saw two suspicious looking white men on the
corner with their coat collars turned up, apDarently
waiting Tor Some one. They seemed quite restless
as nc was cold night and kept stamptuc the pave
inent Mi. Haclsctt walked down past them 10 a
hydfant, ne:rly opposite, where the man had
entered the bullalng, hut saw nothing wrong.
De returned TO his watch box, but
kept an eye on the two men, and
store on 18th street, where they Were joined by a
thlrd man. who emerged from the store. All tlien
passed down l1th street toward Water street
MI. Hackett found the door open, and Informed
RELIEF. heEner notified Mr. Walker who lives
near by. and the premises were examined, but
nothing was InSSed but some cigars. which the
thleSes mad taken on leaving the premises
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RAILROADS.

TIVE GREAT
To THE loRrH, WKsT AND S65tTrHwEsT.
DoUBLE TRAN SPLENDID sCENERY.
il f hfFcr s aNGaRH t i b9nlfhESr
TRAINS Lave WAsHLSGToS. FROM STATION. CoRsKR
For ntsbrrs and tie Vest Chcas5 iin.ited Express
q Palma an Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 9:30 w..
ENpr,s-, 80 .. m. daily. with Palace Cars to
sE %, ard r siRsnr1 ana ia. a We Express $50 p
To, f BALl lr0 , AID PoioMAC RAILROAD:
m daily except Saturday. with Palace Cars to
For Wilhalnsport. Lock Haven and Emira, at $50 a.
For New YORK aud the Fast. 500 an. 1880 am.
ard 1920 p.al- Limited Fxpress Of Pullman Par
Tor Cars. 80 a II, daily, except Sunday
s.y Gig with Doe / Of Brooklyn Annex afor,iing
direct transfer y Faito, street. avoiding double
For Ph la.s.phia 90 am. 1850 an. 30 $40
go and 1920 pm; On sunday. 80. 5 10. $50
daily cxcett sunday
For Balt:raare, $50 500 9:32 1890 am. and 80
80. $40: $40 s:So, $50 and 10; 20 IN ON
suE,'ay, SEQ. $50 am. l:3o $40. 7:3o. $50
For PoTe's creek Lue. $40 and 40 p. m. daily
For slnssIIs, 8 IN and 44O H.. daily. except
1a I'D fNR hSp
For AleX d-ia. ESQ. 100. go II 90 and a5 a M
4;2p. 100. 20 500 and II 80 PIN. On sunday
For Richmond aud the south, $50 and IL a. M.
d@j.y aud ,:co 2. M. daily, except SUNDAY.
So and 1000 I'm; IL ~. 800. 500. 100 aud
20 pg!.- and u 90 nlidnight. on Sunday. at
1c4e and information at the office northeast corner
OF 18Th street AID Pennsyyan avenue and the sta
ton. where or~rs can for the checking OF bag
gage t. estimation from hotels and residences.
]. Il. WOOD.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager jc3
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
on STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded inS2,
Iiber No 959: folio 202 ct SEQ. of the la nd i
records of the District of Columbia viii sell ~
MONDAY, THE THiRTIE1H DAY OF JANUARY
A. d. 1884, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the
premises the following described real estate situate in
the city of Washington District of Columbia, wit
said city part of lot numbered seven az, in equare
numbered five hundred and fifty (55D. beginning
for the street northwest twenty four feet
four inches ga l2) west from the southeast corner of
lot seven %, thence wet thirteen feet inches 3
1912 thence north hundred and ten feet thence
east thirteen feet ten inches "a 1o2 and thence south
Jernns ~, 1n IN lb U" tnc Liaet Oh 9eahs
months notes to bear int at per cent and to be
scared By deed of trust the property sold Con-
ancns. &c, at purchasers cost Terms be com
pied with IN seven days. otherwise resale at risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser. deposit Of 500
quired at time Of sale.
JAMES Il Il. f Raa2fSGL1rrEs Trustees
ja1S-e
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T Z. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.

IRuSTEE'5 SALE OF REAL ESTATE, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BEfNEEN TWESTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREETS. IN THE CITY OF WASH
INGTOS, ID. C.
BY virtue OF deen of trust dated the third daya&
81 October, a. ID. 1877 recorded in Liber 885 page$S
40 OF the Land Records for the District Of Co =
lubia and at the of the party secured thereby
viii sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, the TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
jan! "a. Akl. AID. lSS2. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all
that Ut Of ground, beginning for the Pernsyl-
yanla avenue ct the intersection of lots three @ and
eleven III N square Numbered twenty t27) and
rlnnlrE thence southerly towards street said di
VISION line seventyoEe feet four inches to the intrsec
ton Of 5ois three four and eeven thence essry to-
thence northerly parallel with the division line yee
ot three and eleven and adjoining the land Of Dr. "
t. IL. Newman, to PenIsylvani1 avenue being a dis
lance 81 sixty feet six inc he. less thence
bounding on Same hrtysix feet thI inches, more or
less, 10 the place of beginning,
Terms Of salG Cash: 800 TO be paid at the time of
sale ConyeyaDcing at cost of purchaser IF terms are
not complied with in week from the time of sale
VIII resell the property at the risk and cost of efaung
purchaser; II. Y. COTTON, Trustee,
j13, Fl, % st 1869 street northwest
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
csi,nt Of the weather until TUESDAY, JANUARY
IHlKi FIRST, same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
j26. 2Sk30,3t Fl. V. COTTON, Trustee.
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AZ FOR THE LADIES' AT
CHR. RIIPPElToS

nos. 4cS AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
NOW on hand magnificent stick of and bcauti-
tul styles OF Embroid nd SLIPPERS SLIPPER GASES
CUSHIONS. TABLE COVEtS, TIDES. WHIST
HOLDERS, of different designs
Fancy WOrsted Work and knitted GOODS, of every
description. complete outfit for hfants
BONNE.'S. ~
GelInantown and Zephyr WORs1ED German KNIT
TING YARN, all coiors and all linds of Enlbroidered
Materials on hand at the lowest market prices. n29
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Assurance Of SAFETY to the Car.

LONDON, January 30-The MOSCOW CORRESPONDENCE
or the Times says: "Thc scheme OF Prince Dol
gourkl, governor general OF Moscow, for assuring
the Sa1ety or the imperial cOrtege to Moscow on
the occasion OF the coronation ceremonies prO-
poses mat the emperor shall come to Moscow by
the carriage road instead OF by the railway. and
that the crowds In the streets shall he senarated
from the procession by trenches, barriers, and
Lines OF troops" ~
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SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
CHINESE DECORATED PORCELAIN WARE
OF the Finest Grades,
Embracing
DINNER, TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS VASES
OF VARIOUS SIZES, PUNCH BOWLS TOI-
LET BOXES, FRUIT DISHES.
ETC, ETC.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY THIRTY FIRST, AT 7:3OpM,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FIRST,
AT 3 AND 1880 PM.
AT THE OLD CLUB HOUSE,
FoTmery Used for the Art Lean Exhibition)
$. L. of 18th ard II streets Washington D. c.
Opposite Wormley's.
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TJ,HUMAs BOWLING, Aucdoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROvt.D PROPERTY ON
MONROE STREET. BETWEEN DUNBARTON
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated tle 18th day 81,
oDeeeaber 1876, and duly recorded in Liber No. 3
Si3 foilo 22O. &c, OF tire lard records forS1.L
Washington, District Of Coluba. and by direction Of
Will sell on TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY 1882. at FOUR O'CI.OJK, in front OF the
premises, the following described property viz: Lot
numbered hfty-two (52). in Holiead's addition to
Georgetown. in sail District. exert that part thereof
which was conveyed by Charles stewart to William
t the nast % c2nveysd t. aid s.alngs being
and six 80 inches Monroe street the part hereby
conveyed being about twenty 2o feet front on said
Monroe street and running back to the depth of said
lot OF the same width together with he improvements
which con list OF d two-st ny frame DWELLING.
Terms Of saie One-thirt cash: the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with notes
tearing interest, and secured iy deed Of trust on the
property sold $50 DEPOSIT required time of sale All
ancins &c, at purchasers c'st. If the terms
Of SIZE are nor compiled with IN days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the roltrty the risk and
cost Of the dcIauting purchaser.
- WILLIAM d. GAsSIN, J ,.
j26-dts WILLIAM A. tiOfDON / trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-30

NEW YORK, January 30.-The grand Jury OF the
court OF general sessions to-day began an investI-
CATION into the causes OF the late railroad accident
at Spuyten Duyvil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-30

TnE NSN YORK STOCK MARKEr
Tie foliowiaE are the oncning and closing pr,cs
OF The New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire ID IA. Ii. Dodge. ~ 10Th strees,
o. egf1sg. CLOSING BID.