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Amusenlents. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Maggie Mitchell Will ap-
pear tonight In 'The Little Savage"
CAPITAL THEATBR--The New York Irish Comedy
Company give an attractive entertainment.
FOREPAUGH'S MONSTER SHOW opens their season
this afternoon at the grounds, 9th and s streets,
day, tomorrow and Saturday. The procession,
which was to take place to-day, was postponed on
account OF the threatening weather until tO-mOr-
row, when it will move on the route announced in
the "Cty ItemS' OF THE STAR.
The GURNSEY-LISTEMANN combination Will give
a concert at Lincoln Hall Monday night.
THE CONGREGATIONAL COURSE CONCERT, usually
held the first Friday in each month, is fixed for
Monday evening, April nth instant
THE OLDEST INHABITANTs.-Att the monthly meet
Ing OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association yeSter-
day the secretary reported that since the last
meeting three members, Messrs. William D. Wise,
mittee was appointed to prepare resolutions. John
j. Calvert, William II. johnson, George w. COch-
ran and James II. Jones were admitted to member
ship. select committee consisting Of MeSSrS
Winebprger, AmidOn, Bru1, Poor and TaSstrO,
was appointed to classify all the archives OF the
society and collect as far possible all facts and
"reminiscences in relation to the early days Of
Washington city.
RESULT OF HORSE TRADE-Poceman Breen,
OF the fifth precinct, arrested JnO. Kearney on a
warrant sworn out by Richard Carter, who stated
that he bought horse from kearney at his
stables, corner OF 10th and Streets Tuesday, for
which he paid 81, and Kearney represented the
morse TO be sound, and when he attempted to take
the horse to his farm he only proceeded two
squares when the animal broke down and could
not go any further, and wa turned over to the
p0undmaSter. The case vas called In the Police
Court to-day and continued until next Tuesday.
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For honest dealing go to 786 and ia 7rh street.
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DRY GOODS.

WE MENTION ONLY PEW OF OUR
B r 6 AL 8
CAUSING SUCH IMMENSE RUSH AT THIS DULL
SEASON OF THE YEAR.
One Case NArNsooK PLAID. 1oc.
REDUCED.
One Case NAINsOeK PLAID. l2xe.
One Case NAINsOOK STRIPE. loo.
All these are reta,led elsewhere for double the
money.
An our best AMERICAN PLAID and STRIPE
GINGHAM. 12hc.
Two Cases sEERsUCKER, &c.. cheap At 12xc
Two Cases sEERS UCKER llc, cheap at l5c.
One Case ALL-wooL NUNS YELLING. in al the
new spring shades, at Csc.
200 Dozen LADIES ALLLINEN CoLoRED BoR-
DERED HANDKERCHIEFS, at l2hc., worth
Csc.
100 Dozen TOWELS, in every description, reduced
to about half price.
800 Pieces Of TABLE LINEN. at prices never be-
fore heard of.
WE ARE NOT SELLING, BUT NEARLY GIVING
AWAY MANY GOODS, AS THEY MUST BE
SOLD TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR OUR
NEW LDIN9.
This week we shall inaugurate such an absolute
slaughter Of prices will make patrons think that
we have either bought out half dozen bankrupt stocks
or are about to become bankrupt ourselves We
honestly like the prospect but necessity knows
no law, and
THERE Is NO HELP FOR IT.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 3d. WE POSITIVELY OOM-
HENCE TO TEAR DOWN.
ALL GOODS MUST 60 AT SOME PRICE.
LANBBURGH & BROTHER,
4o4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET. Al
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Kidn eY DiSeaS,

Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De
posts, Gravel, &c, cured by "Buchupaiba.h 81
Depot, StOtt & Cromwell 9
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- b accommodated 10 any extent ~ D0WIIAGs
Hoonaa nth slxoet and Rennsyasania asenpA 8 nnn
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BAKERS GOLD MEDAL. PARIS,
BAKERS 1873.
BAKERS The standard for . Cen
BAKERS
BAKERS fury. This Chocolate il
BAKERS made from the choicest Co.
BAKERS Goa, carefully selected and
BAKERS prepared. It is the best pre-
paration Of plain Chocolate
CHOCOLATE, in the market for family
CHOCOLATE,
CHOCOLATE. use.
CHOCOLATE,
CHOCOLATE, Sold by Groeers every
CHOCOLATE,
CHOCOLA TIE, where.
CHOCOLATE. W. BAKER co.,
r. CHOCOLATE, Dorchester, Mass.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT..
Ny Importatons for Spring now ready for inspection
Call Is solicited.
w. s. TEL. MERCHANT TAILOR
as S35 Penns. wanna avenue.
2 ROBINSON & CO.,
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE,
o13 9c9 PENNSYLVANIA AvEsuR.
COMPOUND LICORICE POWDER.
German formu Ia for purifying the blood and reg
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OH.
At. M K Z sszfs Isl I's'1 PHARMACY t..
NOW OR NEVER.
Pants. IS 81 and 81 IS good School Hats So 75 and
sfhSa The leader q aaa and our OUR
Mems nc, Caters and Strap Shoes the wonder q the
Blue t Midaese1 Fsnnei Suits IT,
al 1s14-,s,e p si IS; lsnan Avenue.
THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
l. CO.. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
INCORPORATED Dec. 6. 1881. CAPITAL. $780, coo
NJ. ASHFORD. B. BEALR
I L. 'oHS Sies President E. F. RIGGS Treasurer,
warranty of title to real estate either n purchaser
trustee or mortgagee also cercates guaranteeing the
transfer of titles to real estate the District OF Column
OFFICE:--Gunton Building tsecond hoor). 472 Louis
lana avenue.
TRUSTEES:
NJ. Ashford. Charles C. Duncanson
Samuel Bacon. Richard w. Tyler,
| L. Francis Riggs, Isaac l.. johnson.
1 James g. Payne George F. Schafer.
| Albert A.. Wilson, n5-2m
lHECKER's sEIF-RAIsING FLOUR
/ IL Hecker's Self Raising Flour
| Hecker's Self Raising Flour
| Is handy thing TO have in the house
| II handy thing to have in the house
| IL handy thing TO have in the house
/ II you have unexpected company
/ II you have unexpected company
| II you have unexpected company
| And want perfect cakes and biscuits
| And want perfect cakes and biecuts
/ At few minutes notice.
| At few minutes notice.
l Alta few minutes notice. m23- 1nl4p
LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.
/ WONDERFUL INVENTION.
New Art embracing al kinds OF drawing acquired In
one TO three lessons Outfits required furnished
free. Satisfaction charge first lesson. CsH
| and examine drawings after lesson. MCI.EOD'S
| Studio, Room Vernon Row. corner PennsyivaniA
avenue and 10th street northwest Take elevator.
foam
| MOUNTAIN BRAND OF FINECITTCHEWIN(s
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FUssEIL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo

EASTER CARDS.. Jay Gould, 4a1 9Th street.
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VERMONT HOUSE,
Atlantic City, N. ]. ia
Oren April 10th for the season. YE.E&
The most airy and delightful Summer Home jE HSx i
on the coast Sea View from every boom IN
the house. Good bathing. Croquet grounds, and
other opportunities for social enjoyment. The enter
MRS. b. B. sTOCKHAM.
m2S-3m 946 street, Washington, 90.
FINHE COLONNADE,
Il Al LANTIc CIrY, n. J. 8,k
Furnished with all modern improvements ycHA
including hot and cold water Baths. ..1E
Wl5-1m &. A. RINES. formerly of Washington, d. c
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CITY ITEMS.


IT WILL TAKE PLACE MORRO W.
Owing to the rain and the liability Of damaging
the costly and magnificent wardrobe used in the
street procession OF the FOrepaugh circus it did
not take place this morning. Weather permitting
1t viii take place Tomorrow morning. The route
viii be as follows: Leaving the grounds at 9th and
streets promptly at am, it Will move through
to 18th. through 9TH to Pennsylvania avenue,
through the avenue to Bridge, through Bridge to
Washington, through Washington to West,
through West to High, through High to Bridge,
through Bridge to Pennsylvania avenue, through
the avenue to K, through X to 9th, and thence to
the grounds.
From Thomas 8. EastOn, M. D..
New Orleans 1 have given Golden Iiebig's
Liquid Extract OF Beef and Tonic Invigorator
thorough trial in several chronic cases in females,
debility and weakness and find 1t more efficient and
much more acceptable to the stomach than any
other preparation have ever used. {Remember
the name COlden'S-take no OtheT.) OF druggists
generally.
Carriers Little Liver Pills
are free from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only; very small; very
easy to take; no pain, gripping or purging.
Does Your Head Ache7
Lodilles Specific cures the worst case In s to 30
minutes 80 cents At all drug stores
r H1:u =
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WHEN all other remedies had failed Xander's
AMelliStOn" and Aromatic Bitters" gave relief It
Is recommended by all our Physicians as a sure
cure for dyspepsia and pulmonary affections De-
pot Sl1 7th street Don't fail to try it II you are
affect ted By these maladips
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Carers Little Liver Pills

are free from all crude and Irritating matter.
medicine only; very small; very
easy to take; no pain, gripping or purging.
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Special Weather rs

For the middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather
and rain, eaSterly shifting TO SOutherly winds,
lower barometer and higher tpmpprlturp.
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For THE BOYS OELY-In order to prevent the
pain or refusing any applicant we beg to say: Our
novelty egg. which viii be distributed on the oc-
casicn OF our boys department display, on Satur-
day next, will BE- given only TO boys accompanied
py either their parents, guardians, sisters or
aunts Respectfully, A. SAKs i Co.,
One-Price ClOthiarS,
3!6 and 31S 9TH street
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Does Your Head Ache
Lodilles Specific cures the worst case In s to 30
80 cents. At all drug stores
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COL Inns PLAS STE r g.

Gentle yet effective united with Healing Balsan rem
der COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER one
hundred times superior to all other plasters for every
Pain. Weakness aud Inflammation. Price 20 cents
Sold everywhere. 100
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OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcKR, !
pksBisGTos. DC. April 6, 1852. 9 20 am.
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Elegant line Of HAMBURG EpGINGS and INSER-
TIUNS on Cambria, Nainsock and SWISS NEW LACES.
beaded PRINCES, Trimmings and BUTTONS,
large and new stock Of HOSIERY, Isle THREAD
and SILK GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS. LACE
COLLARS. EICHUS and lies. m2a
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Nature and Supersti,,o,

There are some curious things ahont India,
corn, says Bill Arp and one is. Where do the
red ears and the speckled ears come from when
you don't plant any but white corn? and another
Is, Why don't we find an ear with an odd nu,nhar
OF rows on it? You can find rour-leaf clover
but have never found tie odd row on an ear
Of corn yet 1t is always fourteen. or sixteen ar
twenty or some even number and wouId like
TO understand what corn knows about matbe-
matics and what objection nature has to odd
Numbers But nature is full OF mysteries
was looking at some honey comb the other dav
and wondered how it could be made so true and
uniform and perfect even under microscope
and yet be all made In the dark And would
like TO know how the lightning bug kindles the
fire 80 suddenly. and have noticed that there
Is not only light in il TO show him how TO travel
but there Is power in 1t that pushes him for
ward and always upward. He rises as he lights
which is good emblem. When man sets
himself up as preacher. or a teacher or states
man. and undertakes to throw light around upoH
the people. he ought to so live by precept and
example that he would rise higher and higher
as he illuminated And right before me In front
of the piazza are two vines climbing caae-one
q rlaiera and the Other JJv<.aIniae-and they
Gsos5 zach other at every round climbing in on
posite directions, and have tried 10 maze EN-
reverse. but they won't You may tie oae with
a string bat u will squirm and twist out OF il
ana 20 according To ifs nature.
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TNINE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING PENNSYI,-
Il VANIA AVENUE, L AND ELEVENTH STREETS
THIS EVENING.
EOLEY. Auctioneer,

1ToLEY. Auctioneer
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 5000 UN-
REDEEMED PLEDGES, AT THE NATIONAL
LOAN OFFICE, LOOT SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, COMMENCING THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-EI EIGHTH 1882, AT
SEVEN 2. M, AND WILL CONT NUE. UNTIL
THE ABOvE-MENTI ONED PLEDGES ARE
SOLD, CONSISTING OF LADIES' AND GEN
TLEMENiS SUPERIOR CLOTHING. BED
F. CLOTHING. MIsCELL ANGUS ARTICLES
DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING Comprising a fine
Business Coats of the finest materials made in the
latest styles, Gents Underwear, &c.
LADIES, CLOTHING-Comprises superior assort-
Chlntz Calico and other Dresses and Dress Patterns,
nd Ladies' Underwear &C., &c.
SHAWLS. CLOAKS AND SACQUES - Paisley,
Broche, Grape, Thibet and Fancy Plaid Shaws Cloth
CASHMERE, Coats and Cloaks.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY- SoH-
talre aud ulster Diamond Pins. Studs and Ear RIGGS
Stem and Key Winding American. English and other
Lever Watches. Sets JeHeiry, Cameo and other Rings
Pins. Lockets, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS-Plated Ware, Bibles,
BOOKS Tools, Musical Instruments, Mirrors. &c.
BED CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES-Quilts
Spreads Blankets, Sheets, Boosters, Pillow Gases
Table Cloths. &c. Mems, Women's and Children's
Shoes.
eg Parties having Goods deposited will please take
notice.
s26-1m FOLEY. Auctioneer
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Who Pays for the HOG.

From the Columbus fGa. Times
Last week distinguished citizen Of Column
bus went down to his plantation. located near
Hurtsboro. on the Mobile aud Girard railroad
On MS arrival he found that two OF his negro
tenants We're fnvOlvedin a uif1iculty that was
liable to lead to serious results Both came to
him with their grievances. and finally agreed to
leave the matter with him.
Dick said that he had lost a hog, and was
satisned that Jake had stolen 1t, but when he
asked him about it Jake had knocked him
down. 8,
Jake said that Dick had accused him of hog
stealing, and that NO man could thus SANDER
him.
After listening to both sides the Judge pro
tenn. decided that the blow Offset the SANDER
and the SANDER set off the blow, therefore they
were both even.
Jake went his way rejoicing to the cotton
patch, Dut DICK still fingered around, when the
Judge asked him if he was not satisfied with the
decision.
Yes, sir. dat all sounds mighty nice. and
reckon OATS justice" said he scratching his
head "But boss, whose gwine ter pay for dat
hogP"
Looking out through the window the wise
Judge could see his vast fields, white with the
mccoy staple locks Of which every passing
Dfeeze dislodged, and in wantOn mischief
Foiied IN the dust and dirt. and in his mind he
calculated the loss he would sustain by a eoa-
nuafion OF this fend between tws OF his best
hands and Their families. and with long
drawn sigh he exclaimed s.why. the judge, of
course" He at once paid for the missing porker
and Dick also sboulaered his basket and
started for the cotton patch. But imagine the
cha.rin oithe Scion when he heard him mutter
as he turned the corner ri tsIe house, wonder
II de boss got dat hog.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

BY virtue of decree the Supreme Court Of the
pstrctof Columbia. passed in Equity cause No. 81
7,7S6 the undersigned, as Trustees, will offer for
sale at public auction in front Of the premises and at
the times hereinafter respectively indicated the follow
ing real estate situate IN the District of Columbia
On WEDNESD ", the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot mum ered
five {5 nsQuare numbered seven hundred and seventy
six 776); Immediately thereafter Lots numbered one
"a and (2), in SOU numbered eight hundred and
fortytwo (S42: and immedtstey thereafter Lot num-
bered four 80 in square numbered tan hundred and
On THURSDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF oC-
TOBER 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, Lot numbered
seven f7 square numbered six hundred and thirty
four (6S Immediately thsrsafter Lot SO and 100 feet
avenue; and immediately thereafter lot numbered two
(2), in block numbered three t3l of Howard Univer-
sity's subdivision of ''Effingham."
Germs of sale prescribed by the decree: Onefourh
the purchase money in caah and the balance in three
equal instalments payable respectively at six twelve
sd eighteen months from day Of SALE with interest at
the rate Of six cent said deferred payments be
secured by notes Of the and deed Of trust the
proerty or ali in cash. at the option of the purchaser
Should said terms not be complied with with week
from day of sac the property will be resold at risk and
cos, OF defaultng purchaser after five days notice of
such sale. deposit Of $50 viii be required the
sale of each of said ots All conyeyancng at purcha-
RODoLPHE CLAUGHToN,
1902 Lossiana avenue. rr,,x4ssa
VIM. WOODWARD. Aio
oc7-d&ds 452 Louisiana a xenue,
nrt> n.
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baltimore e. OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
~ 1aE MoDEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINZ
VIA WAsH1INaToSa11 61nBLE, TRACK
J ttISnI1 G3 2 Ia STEEL ,I hAILsI
AM. su iHsVk, m MAh fssTi 1ss2
t236-Chicago, Cincinnati and ouis Fast Express
Sleeping Care to Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago.
+ SbalqmTEe Re9it G3iy ana Way Stations
6:59-Bs timore. Annapolis and Way tpeamont stras-
A. burg, Winchester Hagerstown and Way. via RelayD
s;l0-point Of Rocks and Way stations.
s:15.PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON
sEAPhESS. Parlor Cars TO New York.
gerstown and at Point Of Rocks for Frederiof5
15e0-Baltimore, Hyattsyile and Laurel Express.
STOPS at Beltsyile. Annapolis junction, Jessupf
ep Sq1das SSs a at a.
tlO49- ftisbarg. Chic ago Cincinnati and 8. LOul
observation-disclosures Ellicott CITY Annapolis, Way.
sn fqPstS GFY E 5P hasnOr' and Way
Is ;00-Baltimore. Philadelphia and n: T. Express
.eriek, Harers5own and Way, Via Reisy.1
4:3O-Baltmore HyattsNille Laurel Express. fired
Il sS-foint Of kooRs FrederioE RsSerstosn. Win
aoefs a ndd w Way ssos 8p Sunday to Point q
rs 45.mBALTiMoKE ExPREss. tMartinsburs and
q h KoGl- s sna WAY saons and
HRf Va SSES fiGR and DETROIT
,oE tRkPffTS s9eerX 5y, Fsrs to Psssburs
ts:SsfAfLhnRLPH1 fi NES YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. sleeping Cars to New York.
IL :So-BALTIMoRE AND WAY STATIONS.
All trains from wasn 1oP al fi RELAY satsn
Ohio cte ass %sssD sPp g. the nor and
Penpsyyans avenue corner i4th street where orders
S be taken for baggage to he checked and received q
'nS p0'n' q e. X IokD. Gen. PASSENGER Agent B.o
VIM. CLEMENrs. Msstef OF Traff.. Bsto. my3
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CHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS On
~ MARYLAND AYENIIE And THIRn STR ET

HHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS On
~ MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD Strict.
~ virtue OF decree passed in Equity Cause No. -
925. Docket2I win sell in front OF Tic prem "a
lses on THURSDAY, NINETEENTH Day OUsa-f
OCIoBER, AID. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots
z, Is and 29, reservation c. fronting p Maryland
avenue and on Sd street west.
Terms of sale: 0ns-quafter - Daianc, Al. SIX,
twelve and eiRnteen months; notes t. bear six per
cent interest," and TO be secured by deed OF trust the
premises Sold all cash at option purchaser Terms
70 be complied with in ten days. otherwise the Trustees
reserve the TO resell the property at the risk and
Paoe notice OF such resale In some newspaper pub
lhg at purchaser cost. deposit OF $50 each lot
SIDNEY T. THUM S,
No. 451 D street northwest I r.r.x...
e. G. COLE, ATussoes.
l0a 9th street northwest.
pUNCANSoN Bios, Aacts. o6-dAds
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VNHE GREAT
PFNNSyIVANIk ROJrru

To THE S1kkfN s.i EEsT AN hS s9I1FrHwrsr
s IL hFfEcr SIP isTH H9 ISL
For PittsourY and the West Chicago Limited Express
Line. $50 sm daily. with sisspns o1 Usr from
HARRISBURG TO Cincinnati. Western Ell press 80
Cincinnati. Mail Express $50 pm. daily for
Ra fTSrEF fpd ss Nn S sdroN.c R.uno.n
For Erie Canandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
$50 D m d4lly except Saturday. with PaIsce Cans
For willamsport. Lock Haven. and ElmirA. $50
r, M %: daily, eaee s,, sunday sun. man. n
ns 90 E.% ssoPis Far.
Brooklyn N.Y. ali through trains connect q. ger-
ssy City with boats e Brooklyn Annsa sts1iHs
ferrise,e scross New York City.
For 5so aS fS2s 200 On s sosS 20
1920 pm. Limited Express. $40 q m dsily. az
For Bsltimore, s:ae 500 esq., 1850 m. ana ,.sa
sunday 500. $50 am: 40. esao 7'sd. s.sS
fuPoI es Greek Line. $40 am. and 400 pm d.ny.
For ANNAPOLIS. $40 am and 4:4o IN daily erosps
ALExHEpkia AND FREpERIoKsBURa RAIL.
MRAh, ANP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexsnans $780, 5:oo se.. II 90 ana IL as am.
For keh%cnd and tie ' South z go saa ana Is
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. 600 TAO
300 snd 1000 am. 1870 500. 800 200 and
10. 500 and 100 .. M saa :oo ana s:aop pm
Tickets and mformation at the ONCE northeasi corner
6on where orders cam b fs for ts CHECKING Of 49,
gage to destination from hotels ana residences; ,,
General Passenger Assuk
fRANk THOMSON. General Msnaser
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T I. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctoneer.

-RUSTEE,s SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS.
On THE SOUTH SII E OF MARYLAND AVE
NUE., BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR-
TENTH IREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated Arll 4th A. D. ~.
1876 duly recorded i'll Llber No. Sll folio &c., one @
OF the Land Records for the District of Columbia A
and at the rogue of the party secured thereby sh
Sc pub &c anct6 in front of the premises on FRI
DAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH. 1882, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain piece or parcel
OF ground situate in the city of Washington &c
known and describedsas Part of Lot numbered eleven
or III square numbered hundred and ninety nine
t199 begin ming for the same at point the south
nne OF Maryland avenue distant sixteen l6) feet
wardly from the northeast of said lot and ruu
ming thence weswardy with said south line of said ave
nne - feet thence southwardy and at rixht angles
with said avenue lOS feet inches to public ley /;
thence eastwardy along sid alley IS feet thence north
wardy to the place OF beginning, together with the
proyemeDtS &c
i erms: $500 cash each house; balance in three
equal instruments of six, twelve and eighteen mon h.
with interest at per cent annum secured by deed
OF trust on the property soil; cash. option of
purchaser. $50 deposit each house at time of sale
and al conyeyanclng and recording at purchasers
Terms to complied with in days, otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the prouerty
after five days ADVERTISEMENT at the risk and OF
the defaulting purchaser.
o10-eo&ds CHARLES d. PEARSON Trustee