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Fifty Organs at prime factory cOst-Mason &
Hamlin, ShOninger and Peloubet. All new
and late styles, with which we are over
stocked. Greatest bargains ever offered in
Organs. Rented until paid for. What is
home without an Organ; Mother in laws
can be spared, on a pinch, but home with
out an Organ will be struck by litenin if it
don't watch out.
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For tickets, sleeping car reservations and All
other information, apply to William Bre an
Ticket agent, p Bun street, and at Charles,
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway ne g
pot. G. S. GADSpEE. snpst.
S. c. BoYLsToE, G, PA, ~"F =
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Railroa0o.
Charleston & Savannah RV, Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 6, 1882.
NOMMENCING MONDAY, November 9Th,
y, at 80 m, and until further notice, trains
VIII arrive and depart as follows:
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schr Caroline Hall, LOllis, Philadelphia
JOS 4 Roberts Il Co.
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CUION LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOR
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 80 n. r., foot of King st.
ARIZONA. TUESDAY, December 8, y 30 P NJ
ABTSSINIA TUESDAY. December u, 500 A VI
WISCONSIN TUESDAY, December 10, noon
ALASKA TUESDAY, December 20. 5 80 NJ
WYOMING TUESDAY, January 2, II 200 NJ
These steamers are built of iron, in water
tight compartments, and are furnished with
every requisite to make the passage across the
Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having
Bathroom, Smoking room, Drawing ROOM
Piano and Library; also experienced Surgeon
Stewardess and Caterer on each steamer The
Staterooms are all upper deck, thus insuring
those greatest of all IuXuries at sea, perfect
ventilation and light.
Cabin Passage according to Stateroom).
$50, $50 and 500; intermediate, $40; Steerage
at low rates.
Offices, No. % Broadway. New York.
WILLIAMS & GTTTON
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.. a--Thc market for resins
tle following quotations: \.
us - D. 81 50. r 81 -. G. 81 90. ii
h So IS. VI - 80, y - 7JG3 %,
-He3 -. At ] p. M. was un-
E-I.- were 100 barrels. closing
... .uI ID 50 30. Isl -, r 81 6O. e.
.s- ISL l0. Is 81 -. VI 81 Sd. y - 75lG
glass - 5YL3 =. spirits turpen-
-....... with some little excitement.
ru- quiet 40 Use. for regulars
and whI-ky9. sales - bar
.. u.. WAS unchanged. At 4 D. IN.
.Hth sales Of 30 barrels regu-
barrels regulars at 4sl &C..
HH.- aud Whi-ky-. Later there
r..e inquiry, and iSs a.. was bid
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CONSIGNEES.

Per steamer Alice CLARK, from Augusta and
way landings-C + Stubs x Co. w w Cor
don Il Go, Baldwin Co, J w Lathrop Il Co.,
Roach Il Bro J T. Williams 4 Co. Captain
Porter. II J Davant. - Ryals, + II solomon,
II Myers Il Bros, Anna Brown. j + Robertson,
4 Winn, Woodbridge n II, Wilcox, g * Co,
d B Hull. L } Guilmartin 4 co, Butler x ;.
Order. Pezer, II x Go, Mike Harrison, John
Bell. Ed Bryan, W lnman Miller
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dec
6-Fordg Office :, Il W Ry. Cohen, q w
Parish. Bendheim Bros Il Co, p GOddisOn. j
Mclaughlin. NJ Henderson. \ Hanley. Nc
MILAN Bros VI \ Baker, Bacon X b, III NJ Co.
mer y Co. f Stubs 4 Co, III Guilmartin &
Co.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way. Dec 6-FOrdg Office. Peacock. ii 4 Co,
II Grant Il Co, w c jackson, J p Williams
& Co, Bond 4 ;, Eckman V, ID Bacon Il
Co, JnO Lyons, Haslam Y ii, JnO Melon
Ough Il Co, Lee Roy Myers, ID Grim, I A Null
ligan Il Co. J Hart & Bro, r j Davant Dale,
W \ Co, III Myers Il Bros, NJ Ferst X Co, q V
Hecker 4 Co, \ Hanley, c ii DOrsett, Stern "
\. VI Henderson. r b Cassels, L j Myers,
Reppard. G Ill Leland, VIM Hone 4 Co,
NJ Boley * Son, J \ Brown, Habersham's
Son & Co, \ J Miller 4 Co, 4 \ VIM, McMil-
Jno Flannery & Co, L J Guilmartin Il Co, NJ
Maclean. Baldwin n Co, II NJ Conner & Co,
{ { Hardwick, W W Chisholm, ID Dancy.
Wilcox. 4 Co, J w Lathrop 4 Co, NJ Far
ley, c + Stubs & Co, J ii Johnston.
Per Central Railroad. Dec 6-FOrdg Agt.
DIR Cox, Geo Walter. SaIssy, II y Il, NJ Ferst
X Co, Weed Il c, NJ Mendel Bro, \ Lefller,
Gemunden. Lee Roy Myers, NJ Y Hender-
son, g Haynes x Bro, ID c Bacon & Co, W c
Graves Il co. Ludden & p, A J Miller & Co, p
Piano. Lippman Bros, II Tatem, Miss Mary
Wolbert, c Stubbs x Co, r Roach & Bro
IL MYERS X Bros. Baldwin x Co, J W Newton
4 Bro, J II Kemps. c Lee, Hannah Morgan,
Bendheim Bros 4 Co, J p Williams & Co. J b
Duckworth. A Haas & Bro, W d NAPLES, W
VI Habersham, G Eckstein 4 Co, \ EhTlGh,
Thos Enright + Morgan 4 Co. II TOmmins
c L Gilbert Il Co, W T BoWe, Mary 4 Lewis,
J + Trelus. II VI Conner & Co, W W Gordon &
Co. L J Guilmartin 4 Co, Jno Flannery 4 Co.,
NJ Farley. Baldwin & Co, Woodbridge ii,
| A SOlOmOns 4 Co. } Wheaton, \ 4 VIM,
Wilcox, G Il Co. j W LathrOp & Co, Q Cohen
4 Co, J G Thompson, W Lanier, } ) Wood &
Bro, r j Davant, Bogart 4 II, Knoop, + 4 Co,
Savannah Guano Co, Peacock, il Il Co, II f
Grant & Co, NJ Maclean, Woods x Co, Weld 4
II. Chas Green's Son x Co, Order.
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PARIS, Dec. g, 100 p. m.-Rentes. S0f PIC.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-EXchange-New
Ork sight par; bankers sterling. 81 80.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-EXchange. 81 1884.
Government bonds strong and higher; new five
per cents, lois; four and half per cents,
ll31 :; four per cents, pos; three per cents,
lu2' >. Money, 6G3 per cent; closed offered at
3. state bonds dull.
sub-Treasury balances-Coin SlO7. OOS,O 600 90;
currency, $4.633.OOO 90.
share speculation opened strong and prices
showed an advance OF latGlls per cent. from
yesterday closing quotations, the latter for
Rock Island. The market, though dull, con-
tinued strong during the early dealings. and
about l:3D O'Clock recorded an advance
ranging from 4Gl3s per cent. in which
Northwest. Mon Pacific IT. Paul, New Jer
Sey Central and Wabash preferred were most
conspicuous. After this speculation became
very duh and the market fruit
less. In the early afternoon prices fell of to
the extent of 3 per cent, after which
Northwest preferred sold up ,, and the re
mainder of the list, under the lead of Reading,
laCa54. In the late trade a part of this was
lost, after which the market advanced gal
per cent. To the close, and closed strong al an
advance on the days transactions of al .,
the Vanderbilt, the Coal shares, st. Paul and
Missouri being most prominent therein. Rich
mond and Danyille, however, Is per cent
lower. The transactions aggregate $4,000
shares AT the following uUntafIoUS.
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Savannah, Florida & Western RV

SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, November i. 1852. /
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, November u.
~ 1882, Passenger Trains on this road will
run as follows:
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FXPORTS
PASSENGERS

Per schr Caroline Hall, for Philadelphia
1871. 624 feet lumber,
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

-Narket well stocked; demand
MARKET well stocked; demand
rTEE-Good demand; not much
EtNUTS-SmaU stock; demand
fr-t7eor-ia and Florida coming
rte supply. and in fair demand.
-t--.'.ar-a and Florida quiet; very little
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Z
q. n
=
$ :
81 .
= n
~
=
g
s. ~
80 z
80 ; =
'htt was 4ulel dHu DaTelH
were about zli barrels we
94
4e4'@1
4..t.,-2
H@W4
-tGb'2
~ lW1I -
-9@i %
THE market for ro-rD-
tlt following quotations: A -.
.H.. E. p 81 S. r 81 S. e. 81 a. III
"a So %. NJ 81 3D.. y - 7JG3 O0
-ar- At ID. m. was nm
-.I.- were 100 barrels. closing
...rf pSI 80. Isl 81. r 81 0. g.
rs..# * - 81 N So b y 81 -5q
. s. -.sfs-5 ~pirit- ttirpen-
with some little excitement.
..-.-. uIpt al Use for rrpuial-.
...- and vhi-zv-. sales 4 bar
-.. Was unchanged At4p. I'M.
r..tH SALES of 81 barrels rrou-
barrels regulars an 49,
....- aud vbi-ky-. Later There
10. .rr...r7r-,- and iS8 r was MD
-..,...-. --- ,7.r.,,r,,-
'>t'rt.s- Hps1R.
.i>'- l-9s9 - 81
~ 81
-.l th.z'7 2Ni-bi3
1852 30s,011
..-IlE - LILO
..oH-ly 69-0sI 256.362
- ------
anl on -hlphoaru
--.--..-.- N-l4o 'u.9i9
.-i aF last wear BOB
r.... ...-IIr money market Is very
domestic exchange the banks
...-.r.. Huvur sight drafts att DER
rI selling at ( per cent. dis
.r. sterling ENchanre- Mark ct
..-... IaE bills. with bills lading at
81 ~ b.. common. 81 z. ninety
So 81 French franks. 8 30i ::
-sIa
... E.>n- -r5,,, Poo,ys Market
.., ..,t iG- Lid las -,
.r..,r Nj i.id ~ ,,-loj. 49,
t.IfI To0i asked. M, >.a,-.,,-
-.....r 81 bid -~s3. s-Ead
r ~ .,,t. ...,.+,..r ....,,
r.t f5J adj .,si-..I t a. -
49, ..-,- - ~ -, n = '.,, 81
So t...,-,,; ',..,',.,-.. IA
Xxi -l5,tf,,,-t..,.,, , ,.i.,,t -,
r.r Titi,id IisI s-t.d G. ~.
.... ,...,.....,,t ...rtiti.sf.- mi az, 80,
...I I'd .-teJ
E.,.{s Varl-at .uiet Atlantic
.- r,,..rr.r.-.. ,.,u-oiid5f,.i r, ,.'.,,t
January and .TuIv. maturitv fSQ- md
.-E,f. atlantic L Culf Endorsed civ
,.....b perrrDt- commons .Januar-- ami
furitv IS7g. - bid. = asked. Central
.frf mortgage 3 uer cent. counnn-
sud JuIv. maturv iSg3 No hid iI9I
Georgia DER cent. coupons Jan. and
urity. 200 1lb; l9' asked. Mobile *
r.Duar,' .iTf .IuI,- maturity iSSg Id, XII
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Per steamer Alice Clark, from Augusta and
way landings J Cochran, wife and son. Z
BRYAN, 2 II Bryan. Mrs Cristie. Mrs Holmes,
Miss Porter, Miss Russell, Miss Rain, VIM
Preacher. T J Mulligan, y I Morgan. G. NJ
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l8urning Arws.
lY. DECEMBER :. 1889.
InntnlFrrial.
MAN MARKET.

TIAE MORNING NEWS.
49,, - December 8. 1SS2. 4 p. M
~ lmarket opened steady and
D. ia. was quiet. closing at
u and lower 10 sell. The
bales. We give the ON
-af -be Savannah Cotton Ex-
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Piano buyers, notice
this: We have ten first
class Pianos from one of
the best makers that we
want to part with to re-
duce stock. viii sell
them $50 Under actual
UdIue, and on easy terms.
Here's Il chance to get a
choice Piano at a great
bargain. Cali and see
them-quick,
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RAILROADS.

'iif- e''EA pFxSsyfy.x,s Ro1rrp
no To TIE En- SoKTH. WE e, AMP soGTHWEsT.
sfklI hS SkI$t1rD TTcfE arIs,irSr
IL EFFECT JANUShI I'D, 1885. NJ IN l.
1sAINs lIayE %AsHIsGroS, :oM STATION. CORNER
Ter P1So'r- and tie West, Chicago Limited Express
g 5i; , ;'otei ana Sleeping Cars al 93a Id.
Go from HI rEls5urg 10 Cincinnati. Western
fy.-s.-. 80 ~ 7. y. daily. with Palace Cars to
oily 90 iittsbaTz: AMI the y Vest ST .sS' ''' p
For SAi i si.ej, nd PoI9AG RAILR0AD;
r. d@.;y, except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
For NiisIi.s:,cIt, Lock Haven and Enira at o3o a..
FOR New IocS end tie East, 3 90 am; 1870 am.
ard 63o PIN Limit Express Of Pul.ms.i Par
IT, ,j i2E Car, $50 q IA, lsily. except Sunday.
sey Cy with boats 81 Broc klyn Annex. affordins
a ret transfer 7, fgito: street avoiding double
Tor FL lae! ha- $50 am, 1880 80, $40.
= s 1n leo PM On sunday. l:3o 40. $50
dai.y. esceis. sunday. L.
"a, ga, 80. go, $50 and 10 20 I'm. Oh
sIId2F 500. $50 am. 1:5o. $50. 7:3O. $50
Fer Popes Creek Line 60 and 4:40 p H. daily.
exert Sunday.
For AnTaly5s, O. . a. and 20 m. daily. except
ALExsSDIia AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
y S A.. AN, A%B ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For AiexaEd:ia. 80 30. go II 90 and II :a5 am
40 9:sE $50. 800 ana IL 30 T. m On Sunday
al GEO. 9;2O. II 90 aud II % an. and 500 D. ~
for Rci1Coad and the Sonth. $50 and II - q. ln
1rana '1s Eve e asx S IA so a s1G nr;G sn S
800 and 1000 am. l2:40, 800, SEQ, !, 90 and
ga Pm. aud j 100 midnight. on SUNDAY. at
500. S13 and l0o An. 100 and 900 u. IN
ctes arf information AT the Office northeast corner
O. o n'i s5ee; and psnnsyysn9 avenue and at the
ssss t. destination from hote.s sad residences.
- General + 4; w9o aeea..
FRANZ THOMPSON. General manager. j23
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DIED.
On March Z, 1882. ELIAS T.. BROWN.


BROWN On March 7. 1882. ELIAS Il. BROWN.
Relatives snd friends respectfully invited 70
tend the funeral from his late residence lis street
northwest, Thursday afternoon. the 9th inst. at 8
O'Clock.
baltimore and Cleveland papers please copyl 20.
con In Bilt more city, ON Monday morning
March 6, 1882, Mrs. AUGUSTA NJ. cox, wife of Rev
Dr 4 Cox and daughter Of Mrs.. X. X. and the lsts
W. W. Billing, OF Washington, ID. q.
HAVENNER On the sth OF March, 1882 CHARLES
W: HAfENNER. aged fifty two years.
1he funeral viii take place bis late residence
O'clock Friends and relatives invited to attend.
LORAIN. In the city of Balti more on March 9th,
1857 at 3:l5 a. H., LORENZO LObAIN MAJOR of the
LIST Artillery. US. army. s.
MORIARTY. On Tuesday morning. March e 1882,
at $50 a. m, after long and painful illness which
she bore With Christian fortitude, Mrs. MARGARET
MOfIIARTl, aged seventy nine years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral Thursday morning. IA, from
the residence of her son, Thomas Maloney. asa
street northwest between Fourth and Fifth streets.
from thence to the Immaculate Concet ton church.
corner OF Eighth and streets, where requiem
VIII Toe offered for the rel,ose If her soul. =
PREALI.. On March Z, 1882, MARTHA beloved
wife of A. j. Prea. and daughter of the late Rev.
George Dooheii. of Penney tyania
Funeral from her late residence No. 1l09 q street
northeast Thursday March yth. at o'clock. (l,lila
delphia papers please copy.I
TROXELL. At los O'clock y. m, March G. 1882
Of consumption. MARTHA j. TEOXELI. widow of
Her funeral VIII take place from her late residence,
3l4I Dunberton avenue On Thursday. Merch 9TH. at
800 O'Clock Relatives and friends the family
are respectfully requested to attend. q
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BALTIMORE. March S.-virginia 6s consols. 81 !:
do; past due coupons 80; do new ten-fortes. 39as
BALTIMORE. March s-cotton quie. and steady
middlins. lls Flour steady and quietHoward street
and western D. 50a4 So do. extra, f. 75s5s5
family Ooa7 90 city mills B. 5oa4. so do extra
IS; do Rio brands. CTS; Patapsco family 7.75
Wheat southern steady; western higher-souhern red
goal 80 do; amber. l.3sal 43; No. 1 Maryland.
April L. goal s0'9 May slhal sly; June. !. 27-.a
western higher and dul-southern white 49, do. yellow
40; western mixed. spot. 6s7sa6sA April. 69.a70;
50s53; western white. 5Ia53; do mixed, so; Penn.
sylyania, ,5oa53. Rye friner. 95al 90. Hay dun
Maryland, i5OOal7.Oo. Provisions lower aud
pork $50. Bulk
shoulders. 81 clear rib sides. los Hams i2i
packed iss4s: roll s5as2 Eggs arner. Bale Petro.
lenm nomina.refned 7a@ Coffee frIn-Rio eargoes.
Whisky dull. 1.l7al. is, Freights to Liverpool per
steamer rner-coton, g. I'D. -four. per barrel
grain, 5a6d. Recepts-foar, /, 954 barrels: wheat.
3,6I4 bushels corn O99 bushels; oats l. 7+3 bushels
Saeswheat. 5i4. 500 bushels corn. IA. 3l bushels.
NEW YORK, March g. Stocks irregular and tending
downward. Money, e. Exchange-long 4S5lf; short,
1897. State bonds inactive, except for Teunessees.
which are fraction lower. Governments unchanged.
NEW YORK, March s.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat fairly active and aass cent higher. Corn quiet
and shade better. Pork dull aud weak. I6. 25al so.
LONDON. March g. 1890 p. 1n.-Conso,s-
money 100 IL 10; for the account 100 Is Is Atlantic
and Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates,
Az. New Jersey Central consuls lie. Erie. 81 !;
do seconds, 81. New York Central, 15s 4. Illinois
Central. 1879 Reading. 80. Ontario and Western.
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Wan and Wife Murdered.

CHARIoTTEvILLE, o., March S-Joan O.
Massey. ana his wife, an old couple, living on
Buckeye Land creek, about six miles froin this
pace, were found murdered this morning. in their
mousse. Their bodies were discovered in the pas
sage near the door OF their bed room. Indicating
that they had been dragged from their bed and
the bed, but with no blood upon it. The victims
VINO owned some property, doubtless had money
IN the house. The drawer, I'm which they usually
kept IL was found on the floor. and had been ram
sacked NO one slept I'm the house last night, ex-
ceHV the deceased and small celored girl. There
Is as yet no clue to the murderer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rs,HoMAs DOWNING, Aucaoneer.

fsNHONAS DOWLINti. Aucsioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BUILDING LOTS
" l. SIKEEf, .BETWEEN TWENTY FIFTH
AND TWENTY-SIX1H STREETS NORTH
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust bearing date theszG
in ber 557 foo ST. ct seI. a one 81 The isnd
.rds the District Of Columbia and BY direction of
s S "a ewes AsYTsf fH bY grssss y
1852, at HAIF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. the fol.
i and J. .s m m
LO: Numbered ii. aud part Of original Lot numbered o
on street BY depth of 80 feet to q ten foot alley be-
tween 18th and 2eti streets.
Terms: one-third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with bearing
interest al rix Per cent per snnum until paid and
ey sa ei on cost 9 d x
reqgite aS on each Lot q inc Of saie
tHbANGs5E3RRY. SALE OLA DESIRABLE TWO, STORY
No 22l FoUR-AND-A HALF STREET NORTH.
By virtue =, Of decree q the Supreme Court Of
tho - IN day Of Septernher. 1881, in Cause No. -
pubic aetn i in a. f T Of TIM e, a. we MI sci st
DAY March Edith 1872 at FIVE O GCoGk
city OF Washington District of Columbia. to wit. All
that part Of Lot numbered 81 in reservation numbered
% feet thence So feet thence south along the line
OF - street northwest to the place of beginning. to-
Terms One third cash, and the balance in one and
two with interest a. six per per ainn
of 800 required st tire time OF sale and sill convey
ancng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms to be
the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the defautng purchaser after five days adver
soas ! s' st i, ss5fs Trustees.
J. T. GOODWILL. Auctioneer INSIST
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct' 'o0
BOWLING, Auctlonoer.

TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS ON STREET
NORTHEAST, BETWEEN TENTH AND EIEV-
EN N STHEETS. BEING nos 1913 AND 10l7,
STTK BEEF, BE ;PMI;S On NINTH AND TENTH
ONE FRAME DWELLING, NOS. 522 5N AND
526 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT
On WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF6Sea
MARCH, 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, in frontss:JJ
of the premises. shall sell Fart OF Lot 2 in SQUARE
951. together with the improvements.
On THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, part OF Lot g. in square
361, unimproved.
Also, on FRIDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises Lots is and ~. in square 354. with the
improvements. All located as above stated
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust the property
sold All eonyeyancing at purchasers cost. A deposit
of sale. THOSx AS n1WTISc W
ma dts snc,;on.ar
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p ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MoDEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND THE VEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK 1 hSiisy COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO Ta ,kT e.. EFFECT 1sc MONDAY. JAN
4s.,Ms-cn.c.didF Ay 1x WAsHIXGToSi or ,o,,,a
sAs ~! Exfikss. seellig Cars to Cincinnati.
-tsa55;;;Iore E:icot: City and Way Stations.
trasbqr aa xea May s,i sd s
r,.5"BfiTIMoRE EXPRESS.
s:l5rs al Ia NEW YORK AND BOSTON
sao-sTAUNIoN AND VALLEY isS iESxIffREss ccon-
feets ior haxerssown and at Point Of Rocks for
at El Hys' ns.p s9a haus Esgssss
and Dorsey's On Sundays stops at all stations.
s=ooeBALrIMoRE Expk Ess es.ops a. Hya..svins
no 'e e. r4. xGRIeAGo. CINCINNATI AND
IL as.nOre. Encoss City Annapolis and Way
;l7sa fgTaay ReRly fer Baltimore and Way
fs'eSyyb ,;sk raeRs PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
sso-la,tiaore ana Way Stations twinches.er. Fred
it1sf.eSp 1aa TTsy, Ya ke AS 1.URrI
as Joesi e. Tedsraok. VIA Relay. stops at Annap
sissssE 4 z VA sss s xa =;
FL Sai si fsFkg ga! ,M.rn.Dr and
q fEssii and ssP E.y 5sssons and Lau
G hSA sisfsei AND LAUREL
1910 fiIfssUEe. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
tsssEfRiL15ELPHifa SEW YORK and nosrox
EAPtE.SS. Sleeping Cars to New York. STOP ct
-. Hyattsyie and Laurel. "
fs.I9-Ci1LA AGO. CINCINNATI aud ST. LOUIS Ex-
PkEoS. Sleeping Cans ~ Cincinnati and Chi
Sunday. SS'
Al trains from Warrington stop at Relay Station
Eor iurther Information apply at the Baltimore and
Onso IicSet Offices, Washington Station Gig and Iy5
fenrss wanna avenue 18th street. where orders
any POINT Ia me city. nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08

THE NoRTHERN LIBERTY MARKET CoMPANY.-The
annual meeting OF the stockholders or the North
ern Liberty Market Company was Set for noon to-
day, but there was not quorum OF members pres
emit The annual financial statement shows the
to have been 81, 80, leaving balance on the
regular expense account, after deducting expenci-
lures, OF 81 HAS The resources OF the company
liabilities OF $l42,7oi.s7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08
NORFOLK AND new YoRN STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf, foot Of 9Th street. csey MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at O'Clock r. NJ, touch
Ing at PiEey Point Point lookout aud Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING All NORFOLk WITH FHE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
First Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Second clz Fare 90 Fortress Aanroe and Norfolk 81 so
Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout
Second class Fare to Piney Point and Point lookout IS
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock pm.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and Z. C. Knight viii their
TITS. ervr Pier Al, Eas. River, New York, every
SATURDAY, at four o'clock p m, and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, ct = o'ci"cs am. For particulars
Apply to agent t3 Water street GiecTs-etown.
Tickets and staterooms be secured at general
one. 6l3 18th street NstiJnai Metropolitan Bank
Building. B. %. ticket Isl nm Syy4nia
nLe: aiarc Hotel, AMI at b t.
OCH ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.