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FRANK THOMPSON, General y
& OHIO RAILROAD

RALTINoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY
The EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
1o'BLE TRACK 1 ssiSsy COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN.
4 9tASE ON ST. o,,.
Sat , kxrkEs s.eefs Cars i to ' cinc hUSts
Sc -BBattmore. Ellcott City. and Way stations
srasbarE. winehes:er Hs sea May . ssdmont
f:45-BiLTIMORE EXPRESS.
sa Sfy st 7oRK AND rosrox
sTsUSroSs l AND o@ T, t. Hsg i fTbRrss
F fe i9r baserstown and at Point Of Rocks for
rsoos s,s 7, Hyatss,is and Laurel Express
Soo po,sey = On Sundays stops at al stations
S;oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS ts.ops a. Hyassvi1,.
flo;4o.PI TTSBURG. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
81 LOUIS EAPkESS. Parior and seepinS
1z1S stapanl Eneot. City. Annapolis and Way
fTnsry RsPl{ 51E and Way
1S'0oY Ybkk rxPnl;s PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
3:So-Balt.nore Ana Way Stations (winchester Frs,-
AsoSaIf hhss5ssG"p snd rTTsy va Reay
III. HI Frederick. via Relay. stops Annzp-
t.:te-s Baltimore, AnnaOebs and Way Stations.
2ssf RI SUNDAY to Point Of
ens way, va Relay stops at Hyattsyne aud LAUREL J
xo-Vo-Polnt OF Rocks and Way stations.
ssLTiaoiRsse NJ aSA sisfsVi AND LAUREL
Is;loEPiIIsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
fssfhfLS5EIpH fant S SsEs YORK and posrox
EAPRfzSS. Sleeping Cars to New York. Stop at
An H3 att VIE and Laurel. ivy -
IsAI0oShtCAGO, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS FIX
fhESS. Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati aud chi.
-AA SAAA-
Sunday. '' As u~AAs' eAcops
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
iur ner Information apply at the Baltimore and
Suo ilche, Ornees. Washington STATION, GIG and Ii5
avenue, corner i4th street. where orders
any POINT In me city. - ~ MI
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l,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

YHHONAS DOWLIN(i, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF-THREE BUILDING LOTS
ON STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH
And TWENTY-SIXTH STREETS NORTH
by virtue OF a deed Of trust. bearing date theeG2
eighth day OF January 1880. and duly recorded<D6$
ords Of the District Of Columbia and by direction Of
the party seeSrsd thereby the undersigned Trustee viii
iss?, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the fol.
lowing nnimproved property, viz. Lots numbered ~
Lot numbered H. and part Of original Lot numbered 8.
IN square numbered 10 having front of 10 feet each
tween 18th and 26th streets. 80 w
Terms: One-third cash; the residue In two eouaI
payments at six and twelve months with notes bearing
interest at SIX peg cent per annum until paid and Sc
cured 1y deed Of trust on the property sold AN con-
veyancng at p9rGnasers cost deposit Of $50 win be
fA-d&ds JESSE v. n. HuYCK Trnsfee
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The Recommendation Of the Jefferson
Building.


To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
have read your editorial In reference to the re-
building OF the Jefferson building, and agree with
you, as stated at the school meeting, that no
school building ought to be over two-stories high
In one OF the smaller cities OF PENNSYLVANIA the
authorities, some years since, decided that their
school buildings should be but One-story high hut
OF course that cannot be done here where the land
costs so much, and We have no fund with which 10
purchase sites. As to carrying out your sugges-
would be good thing, IL it can be done. but I
doubt the possibility OF it. While 1t is probably
true that the building be restored to the cond-
ton IL was In for $48 664 N yet IL Is not desirable
is it proposed to restore it original cond-
ton. On the contrary, the committee have agreed
on several important changes, such as the fire.
proofing referred to, providing double instead OF
single Stairways, the substitution OF a brick and
metal cOrnice for the wooden one, which girted
nine feet, the building OF vertical brick nues In
stead OF the horizontal wooden air duets, the re-
mOval OF the water closets from the cloak rooms
&C., which changes will require considerably more
than the sum necessary to restore it to its original
condition
1t viii, therefore, be seen, that the balance LEFT
Will not probably be sufficient To build the addi-
lions suggested for it must be borne in mind that
these additions must have basement story Also
in order TO get the heat to them by the present
made In the bill for any other, or any addition, TO
that now there, and which would be necessary, II
the wings De EXTENDED as IN IN. ,ue
OF utilizing the present walls OF the WINGS which
II the suggestion were carried out would have to
be torn down on the third story, and that again
would increase the expense
II the duties OF the proper authorities had not
been usurped and the bill and estimate for its re-
construction had not been gotten up without con-
Sulting either the school board, the inspector OF
buildings or the District Commissioners, no doubt
we could have obtained from Congress sufficient
amount 70 have done what you suggest; but IS fC
is doubt the possibility OF doing II as the build
ing is to be finished and furnished In all respects
for the sum named. Sttn IL it can be- IL o1ght to,
for the suggestion Is good one
Personally, was opposed 20 rebuilding Il on he
old site, but that w16 matter On which the hoard
WaD not consulted ~. q D0Do8
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
n tb 5ae o 90 Is Old Stand known for
LOIHING can be sold at respectable Gices Address
OF can az JUSIH'S Old Stand, No. 6l9 street. between
Sth ana it streets northwest Branch Store No Ana
Stn street between u and streets northwest. NIB
ANo'S " l1aAi Pfo"PeS Attenoeo 70. MARIA
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A SIX FOR

nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
VINE Btters contains ten ngrediente nine Of vege-
tiers into their composition Is OF the most superior 0uSI
H. Tx snd Y the form IN which It found a the blood
neuralgia. rheumatism. scrofu1A. marasmus bilious
ana maiar9 feyers and al dieeaee Of the stomach.
nyst, 0iood ana nerves; also. Al female disoaeee
r:ce -. Sod ~ Druggists and at los PsnnsVivania
sss1ss oe10W6 pl0
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HARRklED
ngEfD.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On February 10Th
1852. by Rev. J. q Sullivan, CHARLES T.. COLLIE
FLOWER to ANNIE NJ. CASTELI.. both Of this city
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NOTICE
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after NOVEMBER 3D. 1881 the steamer
AfkOWSMITH viii leave her wharf foot Of It'll street.
at . a. M every MONDAY, THURSDAY ard SATUR-
DAY for all river landings. On MONDAY 8 far as
NoInini Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nonni and Currio-
man. On SATURDAY. CJrrionl and Leonardtown
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~ BENSINGER, AuctloIeer,
hCs Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue,
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES HAIR
Mss: Nc. LIVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
9oCIOCk, SIecisl attention given 10 the sales of
ON all eonsignments. Eia16I S. ENSINGER, Adct
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w II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIN6
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
WIN cal for and deliver WORK anywhere in the Dis
u1ct upon receipt Of address by mail or otherWise
Goods received and returned by mail and express from
and to al parts Of the country.
No. 1O68 GOLD 49) JEFFERSON STREET
apo NEAR BRIDGE. GEORGETOWN. Is. @.
DRIGE MEATS
An HoID CHKApxH.
80 Ar VA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUk
I0A1 any other place IN this CITY,
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the oDening and closing zee
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as repo tie
by special wire to Ii. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
ODeI.lng, ClOsinO- RI 4
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What the People Of the Country Think
About IL.

UNIONTOwN, PA, February q, 1882
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
think the position taken by MeSSrs. Holman and
Cox in the debate in Congress On the 18th instant
on the subject OF education, taxation, improve
mentS, &c, In the national capital, will be con-
demned by the intelligence OF the whole country
as narrow, mean and false. The patriotic people
OF this nation think the time has arrived In the
progress OF our national career when we should
have capital city that will do us credit before the
world. We should have, also, a government ca
pablo OF doing the simple justice OF paying what
would be its share or the taxes on fair assess
ment OF its property In the District OF Columbia,
towards policing, lighting and improving the CITY,
and especially educating the children, many OF
whom must be those OF officers, employees and
creatures OF the government itself.
think this is the sentiment OF the cOuntry-it
certainly is mine. Ought IL not to be that OF our
national legislators?
nell for their just and generous defense OF the
rights and interests OF our national capital, and
they will be endorsed In their action by popular
sentiment ID. g. s.
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARp STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NV YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER ~. n. r.. NEW YORK
Servia...-.- Wed. Wen. Gallia We'd. . Mar.
PsrtlIia We'd, 8 Mich. $ .gyi1.... We'd 5 Apl.
Ssythla: We'd. Is Mcii. Par-hia... We'd. II APP.
Catalonia. We'd. 81 Ncn. Scythia We'd. 10 All.
AND LIVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
.ro 49, RATES PASSAGE.
zee, tSc and 500 according 20 accommodations
i.eturn tickets on favorable terms.
steamers marked do not carry steeraye.
Steerage a very rates Storage tickets from Lfv-
lowest rates ~ " A 49, "
- Through bills OF Isoen given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre Antwerp other portson the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No. Bowling Green both Storage and cabin 20
OIIS BIGkLOW CO., COS 9Th street, WesliIg tOn.
D. C..
VERNON III. BROWN L CO., New York;
Orto Messrs. OILS BICELOW Il CO..
jazz 6C5 Tth street, Washington.
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T A d I e 81

NEUTRO-PfLLENE,
ony HAT solvent Known Permanently dissolveseuper.
pain, discoloration or injury. CLEOPATRHS SECRET
snd sne us to Psoporons Of perfect nature
WILCOX CHEMICAL PREPARATION CO.. Goa
spruce street. Philadelphia. Pa. fS-eo1H
VMATTS CARAMKLS CAN NEVER BE SUR
" peesed They speak for themselves. MAnufac-
fSsed fresh every day ct Gao Oh srest Branch 4torA
Law E1n0aS1v1n1a afenuo pQEthVeGk 61Q-6m
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TRBTEE'S SALE.
ny virtue OF deebf trust. dated May 49, 1879, -,
rd, Iscorded III Llbr 917 folio 1919, of the land 81
roourus OF the District Of Columbia, and at the AsR
uest OF the party hiding the ndebtednessdefat in
th ~ paynent having oeen madeI will SELL in front of
AZ, IT EHre eI on TUESDAY,. THE FOURTEENTH OF
thrn $3.50, ,lSs2. all Q Lot seventyone CID, in square
.3i n and shy seven $50, and Lot thirty
Si ir north half Lot thirty two (3. block three
Pisa , I9id Browr' subdivision of part Of Pleasant
and strHM 4ant Peaant lying and being in the city
THREE g ON slf part -. as aforesaid. will be sold at
"a S 36i asaioresai win be sold same day at HALF
~ IL fOCRUCLOCk Z. NJ.
ets OF Sfe: Hail cash: balance in six and twelve
l ms q 20 f, se securedupon the rorerty sold.
, ., iiSb nj. NJ ROHRER, Trustee.
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YIN SHERMAN Il CO..
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ST. Cloud Building,

"JH LEE hES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ brON iAE SOUTH SIDE OF M STREET,
ri MN VERMONT AVENUE AND FIJI
A'NIH STREET NORTHWEST.
~ tue of deed of trust dated June Oath 4zass
10 onS: auly recorded in Lber No. $40. folio<sS&
i,nti 1 the land records for the District of
We viii at the request OF the party secured thereby
on WEEP Fuollc auction, ID front Of the premises
esiafs 81 OCH p, NJ. the following described real
Cninnti ate IN the city of Washington, District of
& } wit: Lot thirty two {32) of George Tay
for.on !sion in square numbered two hundred and
y. according to the plat of the said city of
depth of 15t 70 ' S frontage Oh 20 Ieet Dy
ai,6tn Ootftru cash; balance in six twelve aud
~, nohs. with interest at six per cent per an
nr III; go deed of trust the property sold
vi al, ns,,i a. zion of the purchaser deposit of 800
i n , a. time of sale, and all conveyance
M az nc, g at expense of purchaser IF terms of
sar the ;b1 ied with in days the Trustees re-
60 ~ 5 - resell the property the risk and
n+ Vi purchaser after five days advertise
- J. T. = f. s sM IpWE11 Trustees.
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tHANCEkY SALE OF YER VAIUARJE REAL
~ ESTATE FRONTING "A FIT az NH 8 IN
SIXTH, BETWEEN f Nd r STHFETS rs
NORTHWEST, IMPROVED nv A C0h,io
DlOUS BRICK HOUSE AN1BRICK STABLE.
Under and by virtue of DEGREES tbn Sunrero -
Court OF the District of Columbia psed Fehrtar, "a:
r. 1877 and January 6. 1882, {,,se No a594 kl:i
trustee will offer for sale at public ainn in front Of
the premises, SATURDAY. theEIGuTE : Vii ~
Pa OF MARCH. 1882. AT FOUR CLOCK ?. NJ. a
the following described real estate in CITY nf wash
Ggton. DC, to wit: Al of lot No. 2ani mart az lot
No ~ In square No 456. beginning foiaid hart ar the
southeast corner of said lot and runnI tfr.,ca duo
nortn With the line of west 9th street "a vt az
ience due west 10 feet 10 inches to Ii rear or west
line OF SAID lot thence DIE south by a1lsritf the said
rear line "a feet Se inches thence due e With the ~
Vlu1ng line between said lots Nos 81 All 331 10 feet
Io inches to the beginning. This proIev was for
heriy the residence OF George WashngtofVounp do
ceased The Improved will be sold separalv from tiIe
uninPfoved part OF the property. - '10-A WV
1eIns OF SALE "a presc ribbed by the deere. One fifth
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. d The resi-
due IN four equal instaments at six, twelve hteen
ana twenty four months. respectively, viii interest
cured by approved notes bonds The truses viii re-
rye lien on the property sold until the Whole n,,r
chase money Is paid If the purchaser fails comply
with SAID terms wi hin from the l Of sale
the property may be rescld at the risk and ~ Of fhe
ae1ating purchaser, after three days notice in the
Evening Star newspaper. deposit of 500 on tie nm
improved and 200 on the improved proper SOLD win
be required at the SALE All at plrchar,s
cost. JOHN f. HANNA T,ristae eA 8
r,,o,,,c Webster Law Building
ihohAo Do"LlNd, Auct. f22-W, n&f is
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NO CURE, NO PAY-35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ and over 80 years at 9t6 street southwest cure
Tlaranteed IN every case OF Gonorrnoea, Syphilis and
free fo7-I,ns
GA REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
.rDO cure any case Of Female Irregularities, OBJ
strctlos or LeucorrhR. Medicine furnished the poor
tree OF charge Advice free. Office. 900 street south
west. flG- I'm
GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TREAT
~ lneit and a speedy Cure of all Venereal Diseases
by consulting Dr.. LEON, 237 Pennsylvania avenue
Prescriptions and advice free of any charge whatever
hR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ most reliable Ladies' Physician in the city can be
consulted daily at 23 Pennsy avenue from to
ana To B. All Female Complaints and Irregularities
9alSy cured Prompt treatment Separate rooms for
I'm,
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nENTIMEDER-
Dsure cure Coz Toothachs Lneei @ NsuE.ls1c, e.
per butte. (aeuuine BARLEY SUGAR. for OouxfD
and Colds. GERMAN STRENGTHENING POROUS
PLASTER 10c.a pdece for sc. SALAD OIL On
portedl q Gallou; SOC. pint
A A. =. AOCzEw6xr3 kHAkAACH.
- l2S 9Th 0troek northwest
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs:-slass Steamers of this Lima
.'ANSIEkDAM. ROTTERDAM"
''sCHIEDAM.' ''W. A. SCHOLTEN"
'tP. CAIAND," and MASS
Carrying the Mails to the Meth erlands, leave Wat
son Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, on WEDNESDAY.
first Cabin. s60-s70. I'd Cabin, $50. Steerase $26
n CAZAtX, General Agent. II South William street,
New York. For passage apply to W. G.. METZEROTT
q CO. 30 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington or f.
H. JOHNSON, Agent, SStaonal Safe Deposit Building
corner New York and 10Th street northwest aIf
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AUCTION SALES.
S'AOHAoOWLING, AuctIoneer.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE
BY CATALOGUE

SALE
BY CATALOGUE
,.,o, OF THE
LARGhND VALUABLE COLLECTION
OIL PAiNTtis. ENGRAyINGs. ETCHINGs, AND
Illus GRATED BOOKS,
5FLoSGIyG To THE LATE
.AJH1BALD ROANE, ESQ.
pc 500 MT nauction roorla southwest corner Penn
sSVania o sNySS an4 ll,h street Washirgtcn. Dc
EVENING # At 7 T. oG O'CLOCK
r,o, L. BRoCKETT. Administrator.
THOMAS DOING, Auctloneer. m3-St
CHANCEKY 81 OLA DESIRABLE TWO STORY
- oaSf5N kHI.ND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING.
No; ~ fOu,AND-A HALF STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of dree of the Supreme Court of the ~.
Dlefrlct Of ColuIda sitting in Equity passed on VI
.hS a1In Gay OF september 1881 in Cause No. I-a
r,u,t2. "ni.shs ed. Williams ct al. will sell ct
p na aaSGn' front OF the premises on WEDNES
pa hAkCH FlHTH, 1882. at 1--WE O'CLOCK p.
~, tne real estate situate in the
city OF NaShngtol District OF Columbia to wit: 4
1at l'aft q Lot nlberei 81, in numbered
az; ior he same at the southwest corner
sl ot AID r'lnnn thence east SIS feet. thence ncrh
- ieet thence we5 feet; thence south along the line
~ street lort1Nst t. the place of beginning
sGt SIRE with the mp Yements, &c.
Terms: one ,tnlrdesh, and the balance in and
TWO ears with lnteht ut six per cent. annum,
OF eioo required at time Of sale and all convey
acliiS ana record1ngt purchasers cost Terms to be
conlueo win IN ten otherwise the Trustees
serve the right to RESI- the property at the risk and
tsement. " ~'' 'o'
Noiso La Da ave. n. W. ....
JOHN Sshls, ! Z f. u w.
}. I. COLDWEII. uctioneer m3-5t
III
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VIM. NJ. SHIT SoLb LAL'>
'hoMAS Do";NG, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALON INIppo1-CD DEAF rcr.rr
ON MARKS Nv NJ III W. az T9 = II Il
SEVENTH STRLTS FISr An 81 A y AZ
STREETS sour 'A' H'N AMI "
By virtue of a deed +r,st do+oa c.,+o,,. T.. =.
1880. recorded ia Libtoia Ell y. M ls,. 1ss
of the land R;strict - ~ nl;, oiG I'll
will SELL at public auc5 IN %ront ~ +bo -
Ar ~ s.,e e 1ENTH DAY OF MARCH 1882
dascr,hai 10 80. OoNCLOCk Z. NJ, the following
tn n eai erta'e suited in the city of Washing
,no "a gnu sHoV and described part OF lots
fr ~, u ~, - anu 20 square No. ST.; beginning
,I Se a. PONY ONE west side of Is feet wide
~ .dy, 10. ieet ~ es south from the south line
Ga au SILL or 3lence south with the line of
h any! ~ itet lhc s; thence west 1874 feet IOh
aaid Iast pupao aG9 tnce north with the line of
fat d aleS feet inches; thence east 81
5Ie t Suce souu5 feet: thence east CT feet
ments, consisting Of two s-v Rri c nraI;,, ApAo'0
on, t IN, VI sae Sh, and the balance in six
deed of trust the propert.ol5 wtb int ot Gy
per cent, all cash. at purcers nntio, y d.
dnan w IL tesutre9 wien property ia knocked
five days from day of sale the Tetee $1,000 & Vi ~
to resell at the cost and risk of tefa ,Itin @ '
All conyeyancing at purchasers ,st r"A'
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STEAMERS. DO

'ItdE STEAMER "MATrANo' LEAVES 7TH
m f sI5eeS wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and
THURSDAY. at O'Clock am, for PotOmtc river
iAhn:Ss stopping st landings in NoIini Tuesdays
shd ihIrsttays, Haitox Creek SUNDAYS aud Thurs
gays Chape! Point Sundays down ard Mondays
~ aud 3iattawoman Geek Sundays down"
an0 wednesdays up returning to Washington every
Aondsy. Wednesday, and Friday afternoons.
For Information apply to
g. T. JONES, Agent,
lS 9Th street wharf.
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CELTZ & MERIT,
IMPORTERS AND TAILoRs.
Hos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.
WONDERFUL INVENTION.

MONEY! MONEY!
MI loan In sums TO suit.
ut FRED. SELINGER'S
HOUSE, 737 7th street loF
streets. large and liberal
nlonda, Wstche2 yewelry.
Clothing and Merchandise
came b0usht and sold Az
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theater manager, was negotiating with parties
here with the view OF building new th0ater here,
besought Mr.. Haverly to build theafers and Mr..
Haverly had q notion OF establishing theater
here. that would IN al its appointments be worthy
Of tho capital
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK., HAvRE
- LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
HkDAI from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street, Hoboken
Rates OF passage-FFoIn New York to Havre, London,
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin, $780, second
CABIN 500 Storage, $40 prepaid steerase cer1ncates
~. For freight or Passage apply to OEI.kICHS CO..
bowi1nz Green, New YORK. ". G. METZEROTT Il
70, s2o pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
Washington. ianI2
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REAL ESTATE SALE-Dunanson Bros, auction
GERS, sold yesterday for Isaac L Johnson and Ed
win Harris, trustees lots Is and IS OF the Subdivi
sion of lots in square $40, each having front OF
n feet On @ street, between New jersey avenue
and 5th streets northwest, with depth Of 100 feet
to an alley, both improved, to Mrs. Wilson z
Brown, for ID cents square foot
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MONEY $50. 900 TO
from AZ 70 5 per cent
LOAN AND BANKING
Invest, between @ and II
dvances made upon Dln-
Gums, Pisto14
I every description. To
transactions strictly couf1-
G29- 12ms
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THE PAPERS in the Flipper court-martial case
are still in the hands of Judge Advocate General
Swain. He has finished his revision OF the report
and the papers will probably be submitted to the
Secretary OF War Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-03

THE ASSISTANT TREASURER AT NEW YORK has
been authorized to redeem the bonds, payment Of
which has been anticipated, at his Office In New
York upon the payment by the payee of the ex-
penSeS OF Transportation OF the bond to this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-03
j. B. HENION, NJ. D.

ROCHESTER, NY, JAN 81, 1882
S1Rs: Acknowledging your favor duly received we
would say: The best proof can give you that the
statements made by Dr. Henon are entirely true and
would not have been published unless strictly So is the
following testimonial from the best citizens of Roch
ESTER and card published by Rev. DR.. Foote which
you are at liberty to use if you wish.
II. I'll. WARNER & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-03

BAD LoT.-A young man, named Henry Kropp
making threats OF personal violence to John P
Bauer who stated that he is employed in the offic
of the American District Telegraph Company, ant
ness in the eye. with pistol, some time ago. ant
the defendant threatened to nx" witness befor
the trial Of his (the defendants cousln) comes Oh
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-03
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