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tINAE GREAT
SSSsSfEz!H Efsz zHSssH
s1tI kAI nFfrcr ifSHH SIo is5
TnISs IrAvE wAsHINeroS FROM srarIos' CORNER
For Yr,sourv and the West. ChicsSo im,ted E,nr...
n falses Sleeping al, Cars q. S;Soa daily Fast
Em daily. with Palace Cars 70 pitisbnrs ND
~ httsb sn,os and The West 80 '''
Tor Ere, Can.ndaisua. Rochester. Bnffaio. NiaSsr.
20 7 N daily except saturday. with Palace Cas-
For Villa msport, Lock Haven. and Elmra. $780,,
m. daily. except Sunday.
l:2o. 9:s6. and Io: 70 p m On SUNDAY. i: 20 $50
and loco pm. Limited Express Of Pullman Par.
Tor Boston thout chsnarr 80 PIN every week day.
ro- p On SSnnaay 40 RI
ssy City with bcsfs Of Brooklyn Annex. airoriins
direct iransfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double
For ihis iesl ma 500 a%.. 1850 an, 80. 40
isa i' m.sa l On sanss.s s s .aa
For I.3,,nS;s 500 ssS. 1870 ,ss and l:se
sunday 500. $50 an. 40. 60 7!so. go.
Tor Pores CFeef Line. s:4oam. and 4:ao pm daily,
For Annapois. $40 am aad 4:4o p. m. daily e.oep,
AsR sHBaHHlaar ss1 Rssais sA
1or Arxsna1a $50 100. 92o II 90 and IL rs q M,
1850 80 % ana apf Il Is n and IS p Sunday
zn s' ~ sS "a sS sSsss s1 az
500 and 1000 IN. l2:4O, SOD $50 TOO md
ss al Ss Ra4 rs .nS Is asssS
Ticsts md hformaon at the ofisce nortnesst corn.
;eS ss Ed 8 e
sass &c aessa1as,Sn T 1FSH not s ana rs.idsnoss
CHAs. T. PUGH Genera Manager. -e~-~
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Mama
LAYING CLAIM 10 THE RIVER FRONT

LAYING CLAIM 10 THE RIVER FRoNr-The heirs
OF the late Motley Young are, n Is Id about en-.
terlng suit 10 assert title 20 the property tho
river extending from the Long bridge 10 the Arse.
nal, on which all the prin'fpal wharyes are
in fee. The present PRINCIPAL claim MT Is Brnia
min Young, great-grandSon OF Motley Young,
whose Will bears dat March 18th, 11eS, In which
ne OeQueathes squares 267. SO. 35S. $50,
oyo Ssl, 41S OF ais and 472 TO his heirs and t Is
claimed that the water rights attached were
leased 70 the present occupants OF the wharyes or
their lessons, and that they own the fee. IL f.
questionable. however, n they assert ttue for
suit now pending In the supreme Court OF the
united states has some bearing upon the question.
and II decided in favor OF the District their claims
cannot be maintained. The question involved IN
the pending case Is whether Water street was ono
OF the streets dedicated to public uses when the
city was laid out
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The Wreck Of the AshuelOt.
RECORD OF THE LOST vESsKI-LIsr OF HER OFF
GERS.


No information OF the loss OF the U.SS Ash
uelot has been received at the Navy department.
The report. however, not at all discredited as
the vessel was not considered very seaworthy; In
fact. she was a laughing stock among naval OFF,
GERS. She was paddle-wheel. thin-plated iron
ship OF $40 tons displacement, and was what is
known as double-ender. She was built in 1858
for the purpose OF river navigation during the
war and was used in the blockade busi-
ness. number OF similar vessels
was built at about the same time. Two or three
OF them were lost and the rest were Sold except
the Monocacy, which is now in the Asiatic station
and the Tallapoosa, which has been greatly
altered from her original plan. The latest in
formation of the Ashuelot received at the Navy
d partment was dated January 4th She was
then at Shanghai and was expected to reach
Hong Kong January 18th. The following is a list
OF the officers attached to her October 1st 1882
Commander Fl. e. Mullan, commanding; Lieuts
A. j. Iyerson, A. B. Wyckon and H. T. Stockton;
Master F. 8. Hotchkin, Cadet Mdsh,pmen s. H.
Wright and s. H. Williamson. Passed Assistant
surgeon s. Il. Dickson, Paynaster E. N. White
house, Passed Assistant Engineers JAS Entwistle
and R. r: Leltch, Assistant Engineer ]. McPick-
rell. Cadet Engineers w. T. Webster and r.
stewart, and Pay Officers Clerk David MOuat
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In the testimony taken In this city yesterday n
the contested election case OF Massey against
Wise, in Virginia. Jay Hubbell testified that the
republican congre ,s1onal campaign committee
gave Malone $4,000 to help pay captation taxes.
He also testified that total contributions TO the
FUND, including assessments, amounted to about
$4,000 and that after the campaign was closed his
committee burned all the papers and records but
that no part OF the fund was used I'm Michigan.
The hearing I'm the same case was resumed in
Alexandria yesterday. Clerk OF the Corporation
Court Marye and Deputy Treasurer Cation were
examined.
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MAR RlED.

NTKINSON-BOGERT. On February 10th. 1888 q
tie residence of the brides psrents by the Rev VIM
Psret, Of the Church Of the Epiphany, ROBERT q.
ATkINsON. OF Camden. Nd. and ALICE BOGERT.
Of Washington, ID. C.
tNewburg. NY, papers please copy.l
~! BoqD ode. y On February 18th. 1855 by
residence of the brides brother in law. No 300
street northwest, Mr.. Oh ARIES CAMERON DOODLE.
Of Warrenton. Va. to Miss LUCY MARION WATSON.
Of this city.
COPPER-BECK. In Kent, Maryland. ct Union
NJ. Z. Church. January 24th 1888 by Rev. L. z Bar.
rett assisted by Rev. 7. I. Little MEDFORD COP.
PER and IDA n. BECK.
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The M aFketS.

BALTIMORE Feb. 21.-virxinia 6s. consolidated
sniGrtes g.; do new ss IS BID today" d' 90 D'"
loS Flour steady.Howara street and super
35Oa4 %; do. extra, 437a5.25; do, family. B. 40
s az city mills super a5s4 So DO: extra. 46a
100; do superative patent. 775 wheat,sonthern
do amber. l.23al.27; o. l Maryland, Pal. "a I:
No western winter red spot alal ~: February.
May. L2!xai;S5. cornNsonthern nj armer: western ter;
sss72; western sn mixed spot 7iha724 fresh Feb
6saSsa Oats steady and firm southern, 5Oab4
yania, 5oas4 Rye higher: IS: Hay quiet and easy
al60o. Provisions firm-nless pork, 20. 90. Bulk
meats-shouder and clear rib Sides packed, Sha10A
Bscon-shoulders. 9a; clear rib sides, Tx. Hams.
l4a,s s, Lardd- Lard l2k. Butter auistwestern
20 Petroleum nominal refined, 71sa7sz. Coffee dui
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair. u 81 Sugar higher
and 1irm.A soft g copper refined quiet l61a16A
Lyse,pool per steamer dull.cotton. Stead; -four.
yh ne a. GOO bushels; corn. slooo biishels oats
Saes-wheat, 329 00U bushels corn 1874 001 bushels.
Tomorrow being a state holiday there will be no
mar ket.
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i HOSE WOMEN FOLK.
HOW HARD HEADED MEN ESTIMATE soMr


THINGS WHICH THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND.
Anybody who has led domestic life Knows how COM
the baeka che and pains in the chest
are among women who do the work Often-and perhaps
generallyshe disresses are Dor rswithout much
plant. The women get about and the machinery Of
the house goes Beyond this. those coarse
animals whom New England women call ..the man
seldom look. So long as their wives or daugh-
not actually in bed under the doctors the
average thick skinned husband father gives the
subject attention At the same time the poor house.
hold drudses-who deserve better fate-creep around
broom or utenas in hand. up stairs down stairs and
out of-doors, doing that woman's work. which els
never DONE" Losses Of loved wives and fair girls
losses whose suddenness and unexpectedness astonsh
those wooden pased husbands and fathers-fa SEEM
ingy out Of clear sky and form the logical sequel to
the story of neglect.
such homes, allow US to drop word In your receptive
ears II these women of yours worth having, they
are worth saving. That back-ache-that pain in the
chest! What they but indication of some organic
trouble Of the kidneys. the heart the ungs' End
at once by the application of BENsoN's CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER. It will soothe that nervous dis
tress. drive that pain. banish that dull weary
give strength to the body and fresh hope
to the heart No other plasters win do this The Ben
sons Plaster. however is made to se-but to heal
It is remedy which yet broke its promse-and
never will.
Your druggist has it. But before paying IS cents
and putting the plaster in your pocket look for the
word CAPCINE cut in the middle
Seabury h johnson. Pharmaceutical Chemists. New
York. FIT
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The onice OF the District Commissioners win -
closed to-morrow, and there win Be no businoO
transacted, IL being legal holiday.
TIE foIlCB EXAMINATION
The committee appointed by the major OF polico
eoexamine into the ineficiency such OF the police
omcers as nave been reported by the several lieu
tenants, composed OF Capt. c. r. Vernon. Lieut.
j. w. Gessford and the several police surceoua
and make report 20 the Commissioners, met az 4
O'Clock to-day In the ONCE OF the major at police
headquarters, AMI proceeded with the examine.
ton or those officers In the irst and eighth pre-
cfncts. There are several or them. and they were
all present. These two precincts are those under
the medical charge OF DIR. s. A. H. McKim. who
msde the third IN the list or the comm ssioners
selected for this purpose. IL Is probable that
each precinct will require several days inquiry.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TIE Following are the opening and closing prices
q the New York stock Market TO-DAY as reported
by special wire 70 IL h Dodge, $50 18TH street
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nID WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Al
" III bes& % 10 JU8THS Old Stand knoyp for ysaFs
. The only p1nce vhare hrst-ciA0 SECOND-H HAND
CLOTHING can b sold e respectable prices. Address
tuSTHs Old Sand. No. sl0 st.esk bstvssn 9Th and
tn oReofD northwest
y. 6-Xote by maui promptly aftsn0odt. ~
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FACTS WORM Ksow1se.
YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON.
KINGS ACE,
814 SEVENTH STREET.
WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS.
ELEGANT BLACK TIPS.
At % cents Bunch.
Three in Bunch.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHILDRENs AND MISSES
TRIMMED HATS.
From 25c. to SOC.
LOVELY PLUMEs
At Soc. 75c. and 81.
FINE REAL BEAVER HATS
At SOC. and 75c.
RIBBONS. vELvETs AND PLUsHEs
Almost Given Away.
CHnDREN's AND LADIES' CLoAKs
At Your Own Prices.
FRI NCH PATTERN HATS.
From 81 to Sc. sold formerly at SIS and $40.
BEST TREBLE
ENGLISH BLACK GRAPE
For yelling, very wide. at 81 and g. so per yard
LACEs. KID GLOVES. LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Cheaper Than Elsewhere.
few more days only and great closing sale will
end. Don't fail to call at
KINGS PALACE,
f3 s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KnaL tSTA =. BEING PREMISES NO. %
THIRD s Rect NORTHEAST. IN THE CITY
OF WASHI' tITON, D. C.
By virtue OF certain deed of trust. dated thesa
2Sc day of February A. -. 1882, and recorded in a
Liter No !99, folio l09 ct seq. of the land re
cords for the istrct Of Coll ba. and at written
est CT the party secured thereby the undermined as
trustees, VIII sell, at ubl auction. in front of the
MONDAY, the TWtNTY-SIXTH DAY OF F. BRU-
Any,. A. ID, 1883, all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises known and iistln-
gushed as al ing all of lot letered ''E, Shoes
aid others subdi, ion of original lots numbered four
teen i4 fifteen (l5) and six. 6), in square
bered seven hundred and fit y-lne i59) the city of
Washington district of Columbia Beginning
for the aine at point the line of Third id street
east tort two (4o fee south from the Invest
OF North stres and said 1hi I'd (3 street St
nlng theme south the ne of said Third (3d street
east twenty CID feet thence west one hundred
n1ie O9) eet ten and One-half (IO4) inches thence
north twenty one CID fet and thence hum
dred and nine tiO9) feet ana ten and one halt 900
inches. to the place Of beginning with mprov
thereon.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. balance in one two
and three years. with inter e: at per cent deferred
payments cured by deed of trust all cash option
OF purchaser, 400 deposit required at time of sale.
Al cnvey.ncng and recording at purcha ers cost. If
the terms OF sale are not complied with days the
lr tees will resell at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser.
f4-eoadb. R Rich }T 4. faiso, Trustees.
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IHE MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN PHILADELPHTA.-The
vote In Philadelphia yesterday was very light the
total poll being nearly 10000 less than the total
vote I'm the presidential election OF 1880 John
Thompson, rep, beats Cobb, the democratic and
committee OF one hundred candidate for police
magistrate, by over 5000 majority. The COM
pleXiOn OF the new select council is republican l6
democrats IA, Independent democrat 1. or the
new common council there are So republicans, "a
democrats and doubtful or the select council.
men elected yesterday are republicans and 9
democrats. Five OF this number were endorsed
by the committee OF one hundred. or the Is com.
mon councilmen elected 80 are republicans II
democrats and Independent. or these 30 were
endorsed by the committee OF one hundred.
Samuel j. Medlll, brother OF Hon. Joseph MedIll,
and for many years managing editor OF the Chi
cago Tribune, died at Quincy, Ill, last night
ISfdOr Flatau and his wife, an aged couple, were
found dead I'm their roOm at $50 West Pratt street.
Baltimore, yesterday Both had committed sui.
eide by taking laudanum. They were from vis
ginla and were very poor.
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Mutin0us Convict
Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET STEADY AND DULL.

NEW YORK, Feb. N.-The Posrs financial article
says: The general character OF the stock market
during the forenoon was something OF an i'm.
provement on that OF yesterday forenoon. 1t was
much firmer, though the net result or the fore
Moons business was to leave prices Tor majority
OF the stocks on the active list 4 to IS below the
closing ng4res OF last night Rock Island was ex-
ceptionay weak. declining first from 1904 to l18.
recovering TO 1194, and afterward declining TO
l1SA, making the net decline OF 2 per cent from
the close or yesterday. With this exception the
market was not weak, though, at times. II W AS
heavy. None OF the other active stocks showed
any fmportanG fluctuations. The total sales to
l2:5O o. clock were about liz, 600 shares At 1880
o'clockt ne market was steady and dull.
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4. o for rates to Club, should be made only
For further information write clearly giving full ad-
dress Send orders by express registered letter or
money order. addressed only to
II. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANA. La.
N. BIN the Extraordinary Semi annual DRAWING
On next June the Capital Prize win be $l50. 600.
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
HI CCSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETNEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOE.
FROM PIER 40. y. y NEW YORK
fsvonia. We'd. Feb. II. Catalonia w ed. March o.
Seryia We'd, Feb -. Pavoula.. aeSi.. March %.
Bothnla We'd. March Z. Ned, April 4.
Oartiia- Well. March IA. Both Ia. We'd April IL.
AMI EN Enf WEDNESDAY FROM NEW IORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
$6o $50 and 800 for passenger accommodations.
SeeragC at low Stserage tickets from Liv-
l1rOol aid Queenstown and al other of Europe
lowest rates.
Through hills Of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW
Havre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
Tor MeditF rranean ports.
For fregit and passaxe apply at the Companys office
10. Bowling Green. both steerase and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW CO.. COS It'll street. Washington.
NALNON q. BROWN L CO.. New York:
OFto Aessrs. OTIS BIGELOW Co
&nI2 Goo 9TH street Washington.
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WALKER.s, 40 NTH STREET NORTHWEST
Frs CaHtAtk1C TAAs FELTs AND PITCH, 1yM,D-
ELAAsTkR. GAkPkT LINING, ". ". BkUHHEa
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The TAILAPoosA left the New York navy yard
yesterday afternoon for Norfolk, Va

EIGHTY INDYANs AND TWENTY DEsPHRA2oER-
Indian Agent Tufts at Musk0gee, Indian Territory,
autographed 20 the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
to-day that "Porter here; reports that Ispaheche
with eighty Indians and twenty desperadOos, have
left the Greek nation and gone west I recommend
Pollock ts hefo~
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The Prize Dogs.

FURTHER AWARDS THIS AFTERNOON.
At the dog show this afternoon the following
awards were made: Greyhounds. LIST prize, Fan,
belonging to Joseph r. Pierson, Buckingham
delphia. Champion Gordon settlers, list prize,
Lady Gordon, owned by Garrett Roach, New York
Gordon settlers, list prize Scamp, to l. g. Billings,
andr1a. Gordon setter bitches, list prize, Nudge,
owned by W. E K. Moorhead, washington: I'd
setter to Cd BnE e Tne
CHAMPION irish setter ne dogs dSei Selon ai ai
setter bitch bitch, Seionging to john Mcintosh,
sss Fish sesssr class Thomas Buddggso a
Brown: belonging to N: n. Norman, Lyneh6urg,
co@s@snaed. and irish Champ. owned
"a essS q this city was as highly
bitch Class. Reddie, 70 ). 4 eoodsel, New York,
second so psss The ilisS setter puppy ayperion
belonging to C. A. Draper, Sing Sing, NY, re-
ceived the first price and Rex, owned by e L
Martin, wilmington Delaware the second prize.
wAsHNaroN's BIRrHpAY.-The Oldest Inhabi-
tants win observe Washingtons birthday by meet
es s exercises viii take place. Mr. George
Bohrer is expected to read Washington's farewell
address, and n. J. Bru6 and others will make ad.
dresses There will also be parade OF the MILL
JaTy according TO the program announced In yes
terday's STAR. There will be extra attractions at
various places OF amusement as announced In the
advertising columns OF TIE STAR.
HoNoRABLY DlscHARaKD.-Randolph Robey, the
jeweler who YVES charged, before the Police Court
yesterday, with receiving stolen goods. was again
before that court day, TO prove BY expert testi
mony that the properly watch and chain and
pair OF bracelets-were not worth more than he
gave for them. It was shown by the testimony Of
jewelers. that the jewelry was only plated. Judge
Smell honorably discharged the defendant
ussID.-TAe charge against Edward Jones' Of
keeping gambling house, which has been con-
tinue0 nom time TO time, WAS disposed Of by
Jukgo Smell this morning. As the onense charged
In the warrant was committed last August before
the present law was passed, Judge Smell said he
would direct the warrant % be noale proeeQu1ed
inataoa q new Doses1ct Commlnsioneg win not
b saut % To asnapo eou1nUs
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STEAMERS. DC.
EORTREss MONROE. NORFOLK PORTS MOUTH

Il AND lHE SOU III.
Inland ard Seahoard Icasting 90. Elegant Steamer.
LADY OF HE LAkF, ave- 9Th street whaT every
MONDAY, WEDN E~DAY and FRID ~ q. 5 p. NJ
Stopping ct l1rey Point and Poi ookout an /
returnnS Connecting in ortOk with b 81 Ii. PRO.
dence and New y rk stesmer nd all rdllr ihcs
south, an3 at Old ONT With ne ChesI cake lp L.
11cketS Il staterO'ns cTn b, cured at b. ticket
oflct l33l Pa 1t. Mare Hotel boat ami general
Once. 6l3 10Th - Al fE..J NOt ID, Sec'S
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Latest TGlegranS to The Star.
The ssIolauthe,, Case.

The ssIOlanthess Case.
DECISION IN FAVOR OF Mr.. CHAs- T. FORD
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2l.-In the United States cir
cult court to-day the application OF D'Oyey Carte
Tor an injunction to restrain Charles E Ford from
playing the comic opera "Iolanthe" with his COM
pany. was refused. Ford had agreed to omit the
names OF Gilbert and Sullivan from his posters,
and all other points were decided In his favor.
mutinOus COnvicts.
SING SING, N Y, Feb. N.-Twenty-eight men In
the foundry at Sing Sing prison refused to work
this morning.
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THOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
l. heal Estute Auctioneers

I1NHOS. D. FISHER h CO.,
l. heal Estate Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TWENTY ONE
AGkES OF LAND IMMEDIATFLY NORTH OF
IM EN- TOUKTEENTH AND sixTEENTH
STREETS EXTENDED, SUBDIVIDED INTO
Cd uner and Icy virtue Of decree Of the EquitygS
wherein Mary A. Bor cad ct al. complainant -
aud Coluin6 J. tsIin ct al. are defendants. equity
cause No. >. 27I. doc. No 2. the undersigned as
trustee, win sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNooS.
MAkCH 1ItST, AID. 1885, at HALF-PAST THREE
OCLCk on the premises al that tract OF land known
as nrt OF - ieasant Plains" and Mount Peasant"
ongng to the estate OF the late James Esn containing
about y acres. which has been suhvded into lois
or tracts VARYING il area from to 2 with
Pleasant and Columia College lande.
rms OF sale One third OF the purchase money to
be al In cash. the remainder equal nents
at enc and wo ears with lnteress from day SAFE,
ana secured by deed OF trust. All conyeyancing at the
est OF the rchaser A cash deposit of 500 viii be
required on each lot at the time of sale
q Pats OF the 81 division may be obtained at the
o1fces OF the Trustee CT Of the Auctonears
-,, JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee
1I]-d 1928 ~ street.
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HAMBURG LINZ
WEEKLY LIVE OF STE ANEo9
lEAN lNU LEN YORK VERY THURSDAY
Al NOON.
FOR ENGLAND Ik-.-,~E4 AND GERMANY
1t4l Usage as'pIyl1
c. p. RICHARD h CO.,
GeIera Passenger A1enta
81 brCau~ay. NeWiork
q 70 PERCY g. SMITH
1.Jl and GIG Feunsy yau;a ayan1a.
Bend for Tourist Gazette. AMI
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS Il CO., Aucuoneers
w 659 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Once.

WEEKS CO. Aucuoneers.
w 659 Louisiana avenue,
SEVERAL HANDSOME PARI OR SUITES, up
HQL,TEAED IN DIEFEhENT KlNPs Of MA
IURNiTURE,. WALNUT AND oTHEk SETS:
MATTRASSES. SINGLE AND DOUBLE BED
S,EtDS, FANCY PARLOR CHAI -. &C.,
WITH LII CIIoN OF SEGoND-HAND
CRATES WHILE GRANITE WARE, &C., AT
At our sales-rooIns on THURSDAY MORNING.
FEBRUARY TWENTY SECOND, AT TEN O'CLOCK
AN CHAS WEEKS, Salesman,
1t Late with Duncanson Bros.
EIEREMPTOI.Y SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRuvED
Il AND UNIMPKovED PROPERTY, Icing At
SIXTH, STREET EAST b @ sTRE.:T
STORY AND Att 9 BafcK 'co.NEk sixth
conner MARYLAND AVGNUE AND SIXTH
STREET. AND TNO-STORY FRAME ON
MAINLAND AVENUE.
On WEDNESDAY,. TWENTY EIGHTH FEB-&,
RI 1885: COMMENCINi at FOUR THI Ti f5;:5
O'CLOCK r. NJ, we will sell. in front of the prem A
1*es, al OF Lots and 5. il squar No. 864 these lots
front 90 feet on 9th street, IS6 2-l2 aryland
avenue 1876 81 north street. the east line Of lots
ttihg lo5 TO- The property is sod by order OF the
heirs 70 close an estate and Is one of the best sit aed
line build NJ lott in a 'dlton to the houses.
Terms: One fourth cash. balance in one. two and
three years notes. bear interes and to be by
deed OF tru t. deposit OF 800 lot required
lea 50 e. Terms to be compiled with in days.
otherwise resale; conveyanclng, &c. at purchasers
c. st.
f2l-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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NOR NORI ok. PORTSMOUTH, FL. AONRO


u AND THE SOCTH.
Potomac Steamb 1T company popular steamer
EXCEL IUH, a AFT. X. T.. Tui
Leaves 7h street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. at T.. and SAL UbpAYS at 80 H. H. stop
ping at Pin"y Point and Point Look ut "oi.e and re-
turning. Correcting Norfolk with Boz ton. lIovi-
dencr. New ork an me- rver steamers the Nor
folk and Western and Seaboarl aud oauoke is.
Od FONT with the hss peake and Ohio TAI road.
Freight re C. we'd daily until D. M
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NEW YORK. KOT1 ERDAM. AMSTERDAM
IN Tie frst-cass fur powered. Clyfe-buit Dutch
steamships Of this Line. ANS iERDAM. RIO TER
PAL sCHiEDAM f DAA;. ZAANDiM. P. CA
LAND " i SSnOLTEN. MAS, arriving tn US.
Mails 10 the Neither ands leave anys Pier foot Of
Sussex street Jersey City. NJ T.. regularly every WE'D
EESDAI for Rotterdam and Am sterdam aiteruatey,
Fnst cabin. $50: second cabin. $50: steeraqe s26.
y. tAZAJ& Y, General Agent, "a Sonth William street,
New York. For PASSAGE apply 10 W. G. MEIZERUTT
8 CO.. 80 Ienn. ave-. Mashington.