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a DMINTSTRAT oR'S SALE OF IMPORTED AND
"A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IIsIZE- MINNIN JERSEY

A DMINIsTR ATOR'S SALE OF IMPORTED AND
"A overwhelmingly TEIZE-WIVNISG, JERSEY
GiRp Or fHK AfE THOMAS AG L. Il. HUME NJ .it OF
WASHINGTON, ID. C..
BY virtue OF IN order OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia We VIII sell. at public auction.
Ttnlaw Farm, Dear Georgetown, .. c., on TIL S-
DAY, TIE TENTF DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. the following stock, as de-
scr1bed in the Jersey Cattle Club Register
'Baly whack, No. 3G9i: 'Bisna 1T" 6G9: '.Bisns
3D.. 1.sio; Lila Iay." 3, 249 Mint DROP" 3, $50;
.'runlaw Belle 3. 9Jl: Zelda" AIS; .Jeannie
Bea!!," 4. G94: 'TI2aw MLkmaid" 5, $50: 'Pansy of
Tuniaw, {, 905; 'Hudah OF Tunaw p" g. 906; Bessie
Beali Of Tnnlaw," G, 9G7 Miss Betsey Of Tunlaw,"
6,e0S, together with IA native Cows. Bull and 10
Helfer and Bull Calves, tire progeny of the above
named and other celebrated Jersey Stock, and three
Attorney Cows
Also: Berkshire and ESSEX Bears sows .shoats and
Pigs; Mares; Horses; Colts; Mule; one Manure
Spreader one Kayanaeh and Faker Billiard Table with
one Pin Pool Board. Collender Billiard Table with
LadIe one Liquor Case; one Once Desk; one Uffice
Table Chairs, and Portrait of the late Jefferson
Rives.
The Tunlaw herd of Jersey Cattle selected with
great and with view TO the Improvement OF this
valuable httrnaking stock. Parties at distance who
desire Stock for breeding purposes may find
here to buy for them by communicating with Mr. JOHN
A. BAKER, 926 Louisiana avenue.
Terms cash.
II. ROSS PERRY $40 street northwest
REGINALD Fl NDAII, Az and ID streets
Administrations Of the es2te of Thomas l.. Hume decd
NM r. 1CUNd, Auetoneer. d24, q, 30, id
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND uNIMIROYED PROPERTY IN THE
COUNTY. NEAR THE CITV IINIa'l

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
t5R HHzR ThR CTS hHqf Kh The
e f$si :: ~ sssS sSS.s
y S {sf s'f#9R RrfBHiy9s
PPG ;Ls S NJ part Of the tract called Pleasant
the s john Pusnsr saSay ID IL 'n ns
eS" ss1d ron ons
a. to thirty la6) inclusive according to our re-
nSs sasss front s
on ts Line Of te road to Rock creek church and the
ssd ss 1s disR
street have feet BY depth Of iso feet or
s M r 50 On fss on
s aSSk ron st and S 49, which R feet
road to Rock creek Church Theirs IS conn no i
frame Dwelling nrono which lot has front of $50 feet
on Pleasant street have Similar de.6 with Saes
os 5ssn on
&c lea then tn the o On the 18th g ad
and lastly tine dwelling house lot Pats Of the sub.
Som Some lo w be
Terms Of sale: third cash balance in three equal
instslments at six. twelve and eighteen months. with
81 s or eay
ton Deposit Of $50 on each lot when sold wi, be
eases cost If the terms ef sale are not fully
lied with in any case in five days from day Of sale the
the risk and cost Of the deaultine purchaser or p,r
chasers upon five days advertisement in the Evening
Star." CHARLES WALTER, T,.t.
CASPER WINDUS, Aru''ees'
d9-dts corner 18th and D streets northwest.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
segGence OF the rain until THURSDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, AT SAME HOUR and
place, by order of the Trustees
d21-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
sH THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned in cOnse uuence IF TIE storm until TUESDAY
JANUARY TENTH. same hour and place. by order Of
Trustees.
ja5-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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VsHoMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 1 STREET NORTH BETWEEN
SEYENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
WEST
By virtue Of deed Of trus. to me- dated Marchcs
~ A d 1871. and duly recorded i'll Liber No. SAT, ,:
TOTO 10y et se OF the land records for the Dsh
r1c q columbia, and at the request OF the parties
tie preniises on THURSDAY. The SIXTEENTH
PAY OF JANUARY. 4. d. 1882, AT4 O'CLOCK z. NJ,
me 70 lowing described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington, District OF Columbia t. wit Parts Lots
numbered sStaen QG). eighteen QS), and nineteen
Si9l II square numbered one hundred and twenty
seven ti2D Besl1hing for the at point in the
me OF north street sixty (6!, feet eight {)
inches e2st Of The Iorthwest Of said square
ana running thence east thirty feet four a. inches;
thence south to the ne of the III Of said lot 49,
thence northWestery along the hre OF said alley 80 the
rad line to the line of said lot 49, thence west along
the rear inc of said lot 10 twenty COZ feet thence south
10 southern line of Said lot I6 twenty f0 feet thence
wst one % foot and four az iuche; thence north ten
o) eet thence west three 3) feet thence north the
hne OF sald street and place of beginning the parts of
treet OF said lot 10 and the est twenty (24 feet
four 90 inches front said street of lot S by te
depth thereof together with the improvements thereon
Terms: The Indebtedness occurred by said deed of
rhst ana expenses OF SALE in cash, and balance in
twelve aud eighteen months for which the notes of the
from date Of sae sEd secured bv deed Of trust ON
property Will be taken. deposit Of $3.50 will he re-
CURED at time OF sale. All coneyancing purchasers
cost Terms 10 be complied with i'll days, other
Wise the Trustee reserves the night to the property
at tie ri and cost OF the defauting purchaser after
paper published in Washington, DC.
ja7-d&ds JOHN COUGHIIN, Trustee
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r T. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
SEXkNTH STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
HOUSE AND PREMISES No. 6l5.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust earing date on the "a
2.tl day Of June 4. D. 1872, and recorded in Liber
90 f9l13 21s &C. of the l4nd records for the
asshs with power Of 50 e and CONVEYANCE by the SAID
pS3nento o. the certain DroissOry note by the aid deed
occurred the undersigned cole heirs of the seid
Wni. IT, ward row deceased, ut the request of the
noer OF sa proniiseoiS note, and in default OF
melt thereof. VIII otfer for safe ut pubic auction in
IEEN 9Th pay OF JASUAFY.. A. p. 1852, at FOUR
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the eastern haf.of Lot numbered five
lol IN square nunDt N q four hundred and fifty six
t4o6t, III the city Of Washington, DC. with the inn
proTcnents thereon, which consist of threestory and
back building. Brick House and Stable.
Terms cr sale: One third cash the balance one and
TWO years with interest from day Of SALE the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
s ,o aee - q t rs, Upon the or M cash at the
the property struck Off All conveyanc;ng ct the Gust
days. otherwise the undersigned reserse the right to re-
sell the property ut the risk and cost Of the defautin
purchaser.
s5 S M5 4 x NsPS 9Sycr Sole He,.. a. Law
ROBT. II. WARD, Of
ANNA WARD, VIM. H. Ward
]. 4. WARD. deceased.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE January I.-Nirf1nia Ca. conso'a
654; do. deferred. 176; do. second series. IS. do
new ten forties 80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE January Cotton quiet-middling
alA. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat mod
erately active and trihe better = southern
red. Seal 81; do. ambcr. l.i2ai.i5; No MARYLAND.
it.1r; No western winter red spot 3g14 bid Feb;
asked. Corn southern firm western easier and duh
southern white, rs; do yellow. 20; western mixed.
spot. O. bid; january 68aa6s.. February, 69s. bidt
:n aif i552 wsern White a Saa SS
mixed. 49A50; Pennsylvania. 49a52 Rye dn 95al 90.
Hay unchanged; Provisions firm and higher
rness pork, %. Bulk mests-shoulders and clear
rib sides ,scEe. ~ and "a Bacon shoulders sy;
Gear rib sides. los Hains, l2.sl3f; Lard. i2s.
Butter weak-western packed. 1910 .ro 20a2s. Eggs
dull, 25; Elned 22aa3 P&t,oeum nominal. Coffee
weak Rio cargpes, ordinary To fIrr ssl%2 Sugsr
frm-A soft, IS. Whisky quie., i. =. Atignts
Liverpool per steamer unchanged. Rectllsr,hsnr-
barrels wheat, Ii, 364 bushels; corn, IL, ga bush
rye, gil bushels. Shipments wheat none corn, 4, 20
bushels. Saleswheat 49, 900 bushels corn, 20. 100
bushels.
NEW YORK. January Stocks irregular and
unsettled. Money, g. ESchapge-long, 41ys do. short
4s4. State bonds dull: Governments quiet and un
changed. Cotton quiet
NETWORK, January Flour DUH. heavy ana
shade easier Pork dun and weak. lC.62ssl7.70.
Lard strong, III. 80.
LONDON, January Z, 1890 p.m.-Atantic and
Great Western rt mortgage trustees certificates 46k
Erie, 49l4 New York Central. l34's. Illinois Central
1873. Pennsylvania Central, e. Res ling. 1885,.
Ontario and Western. ia. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
common, 40.
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Card from Postmaster Anger.
the Editor of THE EYEHISa Star

% the Editor OF The EVENING STAR,
According to what purpOrts to be an extract
from report made by Post ONCE Inspectors It'd
BAH and Shallcross upon frauds in mail contracts.
as published in the Post, II would be made to ar
pear that "a large number OF these worthless
bonds were certified by d. 3. Anger.
Pc, tmaSter at Washington. ID q In
some instances Myron NJ Parker assistant most
master. making out the certificates, signing
Anglers name" Now, of all the men In the world
T1dDall ana ShallcroSS should he the last ones to
better than any one else how unwarranted and
untruthiul II Is However, sincerely thank them
for raising the issue, as am particularly proud
OF my record In reference to this question.
make the broad assertion that no postmaster OF
this city, or ID the country, has been more careful
particular and exacting In complying with the law
at the capital the headquarters OF the
mail contracting fraternity, we have been
subjected 70 mere annoyance and danger
Of being misled and deceived by
dishonest bidders and bondSnen than any other
postmaster In the country. have rejected ten
applications Tor approval OF bonds where have
have come before me have never signed but rom,
should not have signed. these four
bids were accompanied by certified checks
to indemnify the government against loss, and
would not have beea signed but for
to sign all the other bids OF the party thar
were not accompanied by certified checks Tn
other words depended more on the checks than
did on the responsibility OF the bondsmen 7 Ia
came convinced afterwards that this was a mis-
take, but 1t Is the only error I have made
In approving bonds since have been Postmasfer
Nv assistant never approved bones, except La my
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AUCTION SALES.
NHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
" on 81 RET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
IT

BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of The O.
District Of coluIuI Ia. N equity No. 1866 fa:
docket 90 ] vii offer for sale on TUESDAY. TIKI As
IhNIH DAY OF JANUARY. AID. 1882. at FOUR
O'CLOCK d., III frc NJ of the premises, all that piece
or p2rce Of ground l,irg and being IN the city of
Wash ngtcn, in the istTiet OF Columia, and known
and G,eihed on The ground Plan plat Of said city
be NJ !gt tirty-eIKh: tS). in square numbered five
h9nnred ald seventeen. riding to the subdivision
made by Horace J. Troat November 25th 1873 ard
duly Recorded, together with all the improvements,
wsys easemeTts RS hts. privileges and app;I tenanees
e the relcnEil Itrtaininr This property
Is situated ON street north, between 4h and 9Th streets
west, and has also front on Massachusetts, avenue
On Part Of said los Is tgo-sGry Frame Dwelling.
Terms. prescribed by said decree are ~ 10 lows:
One ihTd cgsh balsnCe in equal instruments at six
twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes Of the
ptrch shah tie taken, bearing interest from day Of
sae :nd secured by decd OF trst upon the property
sod, the hoe Of tho purchase money may Paid
ID CAB, It Tie CptsCn ct he purchaser A DEPOSIT Of
s1C" vii he requred at The tine OF sale and al convey
anci.t and riding At te pGrchaFer's cost. II the
terTnS Cf sale not lied with in days from
day Of 81 IL The Trustee the right -sen the
property upon which default has been made the risk
ami cest 81 the efsutug ptIrchaser after giving five
days pHblic notice OF such resale in some newspaper
published III Washington, d. G..
- HORACE j. FROST, Trustee.
DUNCAESON BROS. AuCts. d29-dSds
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HNHOS. j. FISHER Il CO.. Aucts.

THNHOS. j. FISHER Il CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. No. So
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust to us, recorded among,
the land records of the District of Columbia in liier
No $40, fo,io ;9l. e. seq. will sell at auction. G
IN Nv front 9 ct the Erel.seS on ThUKSDAY THE
O'CLOCK r. NJ, lot No l62. in Moses KeIy's recorded
Subdivision OF certain lots in square No. 61o in Wash
ingtn city, DC. improved by unfinished two story
brick house.
Terms enc third CASH balance in six and twelve
months with interest al cash 1T purchasers option.
slDD down 1T sale. Terms of sale to be COMPLIED with
within seven days. trustees the right re-
sell at risk and cost OF defaultins purchaser All con-
veyanclng at purchasers cost.
MAHLON ASHFORD, tr.
d30-d GEO II b. WHITE Trustees.
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Gallant Behavior of the Captain and
Crew Of a steamer of the Hottie rdam


From the New York Herald of January 4. 1882.
Bark Frederck-Captlin Hunter of the British
bark Frederick, from Quebec to the Clyde, with a
cargo OF lumber (before reported abandoned) re-
ports having passed Brandy Potts. on November
IS, and continued the voyage with variable winds
up to November 90, when he met with such heavy
weather that the ship was completely disabled
and filed with water. After having passed eleven
days on the wreck they sighted the steamer w. A.
Scholten, Captain Wis., OF the Rotterdam SIS. Line on
the 10th OF December The chief officer, G. Blk-
ker. and six sailors OF the steamship W. A. Schol-
ten manned one Of the lifeboats and in spite of
the high seas courageouSly came to our assistance
ana got US OF the wreck with danger to their own
lives. There Was such a terrific sea that the boat
could not come alongside and we had to cave our
snip With the assistance OF lines. 1t was mainly
due to the admirable seamanship with which the
steamer and the lifeboat were managed that
we We succes sded,.i IN getting on board the
had to be abandoned On board the steamer the
crew.. as well as my wife and myself, were re-
ce1ved and treated so kindly that / consider it a
pleasant duty to tender my heartfelt thanks for
our rescue to the commander, the courageous men
who manned the lifeboat and the entire crew and
especially to the ships physician for the. as
slStance rendered, by day and by night, to those
OF my crew who stood in need Of his care.
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Wass Sfrc.t Tn.Gar.

New YORK, Jtnulry 7.-The T'os,s financial
article q 40 pm. edition. says:-At The Stock ES-
change Us. bonds are 1sa1 higher, except for the
AVS, which are d lower. Southern state
bonds are weak for TenDe5s"eS and
steady for the remainder Of the list.
Railroad bontS are Irregular, but gen rally
higher. The share specul ition has been tame and
the market .eyeriSh. but the net reSat up u the
tine that We write Is an advance upon
yesterdays closing prices OF La14
in the general list, and iEa2'( per cent Il the
specialtes There Is nothing new respecting the
Trunk line railroads. The money market to-day Is
easy for call loans, the quotation stock collgt
eri being SO per cent. and on mixed states bond
collateral 3a3% per cent Time loans are still six
per cent. on stocks. Prime mercantile paper is
6a6H per cent. The market for foreign exchange
is duh ami steady. Tie posted rates Of the lead
ing drawers OF sterling are unchanged.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

DWELLING, WITH STORE AND BAKERY AT
TASGgHED. No. 1916 FIFTH STREET NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY SIX-|A
TENTH. ID. 1882. st FOUR O'CLOCK, in front sEsS
OF the preTises by virtue of deed Of trust Csted
Msrch 10th D. 1877. and duly recorded in Libel No
t2O) and twenty one CAB in butchers subdivsion Of
square numbered four hundred and seventy five l7s.
fronting together fifty 800 feet 9th street. between
3 street northwest snd Boundary street, with
depth OF sS feet 10 alley, together with the improve
store, together with q base- house in the rear.
TERMS One third In each, the remainder In two equal
nstsients at and two years, secured by deed Of
trust ON the rrenises with interest at rate If seven az
pot Of $20 viii be required when the property struck
of. All conveysDciny at the purchasers cost Terms
Of sale must be complied with in DAYS sitter sale
or the property be the risk ana cost Of tho
defsulfng purchaser after i've days notice In The Even
FREDERICK 3: MCGUIRE T,,,.....
0ARTIN r. MORRIS. 1Tusues
t2-S 1906 street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
IL 9th and ID streets Dorfb-

II HCNShNoVN DhOo.. hucuoneerS.
II 9th and D streets northwest.
Der BIIs, EURNITuRE, OF B ST MAKE; CON-.
BB oke R MaSu4 Tw2 MdSHI R Rshb
ROBE, PARiOR sUITF, Pillar ExfENs jos
TARH pHINEhIHsS 9S caSR SrbJTfAbs
MASH GtAaESHs ! LAGGE -, AND ,- LIEGAMT NO.
SakPEfs AhfE W6 NsSN s 1 koss sAFh Ts
CRAVINGS, CURTAINS. C0RN1CEs, IookTNG
GoffaGiIo 81 OF GODS aSiashhh DESIRABLE
COLORS. 8. 4, 8, 6 AMI Buttons fine make, at
UARY TENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. ja7-2t
DUNCANsoN BROS. Anctioneers.
AsS1eNEES SALE SALE OF ESTIRE coXTgNTs OF
NoKTHWEsT. Afi AGCTi0S s.i En- : L . l i''-h
BY virtue of deed of assignment, duly recorded, I
TIEvExTH At TN ocLok a n. te ehtre
stock Of ewelry and Fixtures contained in the above
Chains, Bracelets, Iockets,
Breastpins Clocks, Razurs, Knives,
Showcase. Counter, &C., &c =
ta7-3t HENRY ADLER. Assignee.
ldiafHasEa sf$SEFS
by viEsne Of decree Of the Supreme cour. of "a
day s,snz 1a s IN ssSss
No No 7Hs37. wherein Adeph dadsmih eo@s.lnaps
undersigned Trustees viii sell public auction i'm front
of the premises. on THURSDAY the FIFTH DAY OF
JANUARY. A d. 1892, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all
the right title interest and estate Of all the parties to
said cause in and to the following described estate
situate IN the city of Washington District Columbus
TO wit: The east half of Lot numbered seven 90 in
square numbered two hundred and eighty EIGHT (288)
having front of twenty four (24 feet three half
go inches on street, by depth Of seventy five f75)
feet. together with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash and the residue in
equal lnstanents. payable respectively in and two
the option Of the purchaser. deposit 500 required
at time OF sale, and ali conveyancng and recording at
tine cost OF the purchaser who upon full compliance
with the terms of sale and the final ratification thereof
by the court shall reCev from said Trus-
tees Of said property shove described Terms of sale to
he coiled with In seven days. otherwise Trustees
serve the night to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the defautng purchaser after days ad-
yertisement.
PHILIP F. LARNER Trustee.
$50 street,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. d2sedSds
sE THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account of the incemency Of the weather, until FRI
DAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. AID 1882, at
same hour and Place.
BY order Of the Trustees. t5-2t
rs- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned On account Of the iGclenency Of the weather.
until MONDAY. JANUARY THE NINTH, ID. 1882,
at same hour aud place.
BY order of the Trustees. 17-2t
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS BEGIs
MING QINIlRER l.r
FOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
VIII icave her wharf foot of 9Th street every MONDAY
NEDN fSDAI and FRIDAY, at . O'Clock y. m, touch
Ing ct Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
Excursion tickets will be Issued follows:
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
xirstciass Fare To Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
Second class Fare Fortress Monroe ard Norfolk
First Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Fare to Plney Point and Point Lookout rs
Returning, leave Norfolk. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at four O'Clock pm.
Tickets and stateroonls can he secured at general
Once el3 18th street; III the National METROPOLITAN
Bank Building, or at the Office 9th street wharf.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN gibson and 4. G. KNIGHT leave Pier Al Fast
River New York, every SATL RDAY at four O'Clock p.
M, and Georgetown every FRIDAY. at am. For
particulars apply IL agent, % Water street Georgetown
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
OIL 6lj 18th street opposite u s. Treasury.
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STEAMERS. &c.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Or snd after NOVEMBER Sd. 1891 the steamer
ARROWSITH viii leave her whar: foot Of 7th treet,
at "a. IN. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for All riyer lan6ingS. On MONDAY far as
Nomini Ferry. On THURSDAY, No1nini and Currio-
man. On SATURDAY. CurrioInan and Leonardtown.
OBS JOHN X. WOOD, Agent.
IHOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
Il MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT,
CONNECTING WITH THE BOSTON AND PROvI-
DENCE STEAMERS IN NORFOLK.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS al 5 Pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 1sr.
Ffrse-class fare to Norfolk and Fort Monroe 3 50
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk l.
fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout 80
Second class TO Plney Point and Point Lookout. IS
Tickets and staterooms tor and Information fur.
nished ~ Ii. W. Reeds Sons 1216 street northwest;
B. O. Ticket office. 1851 Pennsylvania avenue north
WEST; St Marc Hotel Roose's Cigar Stands, at prn
ctpal Hotels. II Il. Polknhorn, to City Post or
nee. and at Conpany's Office. Tth street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, General Supt.
WIN. Z. WHICH Agent. o24
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the opening and closIng prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to IL. H. Dodge, go 18th street:
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abSence. when acting Postmaster. ana hts action
IN SO doing WAS perfe, ty Regular and approved by
The Department. and am SttiSfiet that In the few
Oonds be has approved IL EXERCISED mere IN
urinary care 70 protect the government. sub
mi 10 the Intelligent judgment OF tle public
II THIS Is not a ree3r4 ID be pr1ai
niT L understand these inspectors also cr,t!ciss
my approval az the bon Is 81 james = CJlgrCVe,
tut nave not yet been caDVln "a TAM tle tacts
aiiu CIR lli jt'Ces did rot weren't ne IN 40 sray-
M n bones Emily, thF government ;Bs never
,GEcrtd toe lass u ? penny on any bonds
1 or my IS istaH have ever approved
New OK z a =, Hia ID = ssja sb.gt the woysA-
less bonus -si in fS,s, ISIS aaa iss9 TalS was al
heioFe | oF lGy - iSJs.t TCfr In Ollie. never
y sne1 hat tAe tour bonds n utipne3 al re for A.
= Boone, ana have re,usel g. $ ~ hundreds cor
nlM. ID n kf,SgER
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LONDON, SoUTHANPTos AND DRfEMEN.
The steamers Of this company will sail EVERY SAT.
kates Of passsge:-From New York 10 Hayre, London
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin, {l0O ee<ond
cabin 500 steerase, $50 prepaid eerancAte
~ For freight OK PASSAGE apply to OkI.HICHS Co.
Bowling Green, New York; ". q. METZEROFT 4
Co, 5ao PeunsyisAnia avenue northwest Agents for
W&SE,EetoE- i4ul2
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MOTION FOR RECEIVER FOR THE ALEXANDRIA AND
WAsHINGToN RAILROAD.-A motion for receiver
OF the Alexandria and Washington railroad was
made before Judge Hughes In the United States
circuit court for the eastern district Of Virginia at
Alexandria in the suit OF Hay vs.. The A. and W.
r. r. Co. and others to-day. The motion was con-
tfnued until the nth OF this month. In this suit
the claim OF the District OF Columbia some $l60 COO
is directly attached, and in the opinion OF well In
formed lawyers the objection is good and the debt
will be thrown out upon the ground that the ae-
pieec&n