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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28

1A week made at home oy i.st,rs 3.
trions. Best business now Weyl
all public. Capital not neeS SSvs snd q,
d. start you. Men women, ~ Nov . ..
wanted everywhere to work tof " ~ siEs So.
whole time 70 the business 70 o1s a an oil
will pay You nearly as we'll no en H. 4 90
make enormous pay. by engaging made -
Costly outfit and terms free. Moh TigrE q
easily, and honorably. Address feb@l
Augusta, Maine.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28

m TRYs not, life is sweeping " soorsslh9
VkxV dare before yoE ai9 IsaTs bebss
MN mighty and s snoIi@nss "a "a week,
80 A1 TO conquer time ~ ~. Elsr
thing new. Capital not required. s,ns iori1s,sss
nish you everything. Many are nI saTs and "a
Ladies make as much as men. anu la nj budbsss,,s
make great pay. Reader. II you !, re- tins "a
which you can make great pay t - q CO. Pennss.u
Maine.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28
Philadelphia, Wilmington { Baltimore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after MONDAY. October pa 1888. q ull-
days excepted, trains will leave as follows.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28
THE STEAMER
" JOHN E. TYGERT,"

Smyrna (Rothwell's Landing) and Pier 9,
Race Street Wharves, Philadelphia,
AS FOLLOWS:
NOVEMBER.
R0thccVs Landing. Philadelphia.
Wednesday %, No Boat Thursday %, Thanks
Friday 30, at 10 A. NJ. giving.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28

He No Pure Natural Tea eSA
at ]. B. Cooper's.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1883-11-28
Boilers Of Various Sizes
kept on hand or made
at Short Notice.
The WREN PATENT
Crate Bar.

We claim the following
for this Bar:
1st.-A saving Of fuel
over the ordinary bar.
2nd.--Such rrnStruc-
tion as will cqualizc all
strains rt*u!tin" from cX-
panSian and contraction,
thus avoiding Warp!n2, and
thereby inSuring long ser
vice.
Bird. Thorough com
bustion Of fuel, owing to the
large air spaces exposed.
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AND LADIES'!
Found ifnI,nrc.

Apply by little fin
fer into the nOstrils.
BY absorption it ef-
fectually cleanses the
nasal passages of ca
tarrhal virus, causing
healthy secretiOns. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
MREt kAs lis hS Is bH qa 8KkE Ss
VA 1A ANSSNsSH aSsr{SN6 s3rRf THAcKr
SUNDAY, SoNsMkhN i2s Ef isss
=, Sleeping Cars 70 Cncinnsti. ST. Louis and Chicago
+ s-s.Tfss Ef Raf G!E and Way stations
6'S9-Baitlmore. Annapolis and Way CI1edmont ssrss-
E1fREss and ".'. VI. 'AS
bffts ia SiE sf fSTf AND posrox
"a ExPKEss Psraor Cars to New York.
and n d foS q ion ss IA
Stapss N hysttsyille and Laurel Exprss
s1assss sss sp ss At ~ s ft,s"
tlo:ls-Pttsburs, chicaxo. Cincinnati and st. Louis
Eagr r;c SieeIans Cans to Cincinnati Louisvals
r;M;1ia :fSSSsltmors. Electt CITY. Annapolis w.s.
OVERWHELMING 22ssss-BBALT1MoEE EEkkf PkEss.
sso-BsIdmOrs and Way stsiaons t&incllesasr Fr.s
"a erisk, t hAsers H and Way, via Relay
erica: kssy: ssosyns i Annapolis sSnSsOni
q aaaa.fs and way ssss: Win
chester and Way Stations. (On sunday 70 Point q
a2skf III SiS s' ESFsE ssy Man.ou, .n1
va k R sogs e Hy.ttssins sna Lsars
sS-s BsltlmGss sRs M Myr sssssns
ts:4o-PfTTsBURa. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
tsHsSE sFsnsYsS Ss Y SdEk sSa posroz
fstbNchicssc. GScinn.t and . St Sew Lo%s Erpr.
sfsnf nsss E AND %HY p s F Sa C
fpa1ly tsunday Only Other trains daily. e,ceptsundav
Ohio Ones wssSnxsca st.aon sis .SS iss1
win bs taken for b.sEsss be checked aud rscsSsdz
any point 4 y he fitS kp Gem .vu. p.,.
VIM CLEMENTS. nssssr Of Trsns.. BsisO myS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17

Inc Melbourne Argus states that the wreck Of
q vessei OF about 500 tons has been discovered
at ray river, New Guinea The natives report
InaI t1e crew, numbering seventeen, have been
eaten by the Keewai tribe.
me proposal to forbid by law the ringing of
,Iouslng bells" In the morning, In New Eng
lana manufacturing towns, is opposed by the
mil nanos, who argue that the alarm Ia great
nuisance to the minority.
Mrs. Young, Of Cincinnati, has sued for q
CIV SivoLce nom Mr. Young, alleging that he loves
aus oog more than his wife, and has bought for
mis- iavorite q collar worth d, 500.
Ine deposit of salt Just discovered in the wy
oming valley underlIes tract fifteen miles long
snd TWO or three wide It has depth of from
I,SV 60 LOCO feet. The vein at Warsaw is
seventy feet thick.
the rumsellers Of st. Louis have made no at
tempt 70 keep boys away from the pool tables
ana tne harm to youth of the city in conse-
quence mas led to movement which will proba-
bly, abolish pool tables. '-e''
AZ tne three northumberland In London
"a average OF $50 dinners are served daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17
Cleopatra and Her Nose.

From the London Daily News
Pascal says somewhere that the history of
the world would have been different IL the nose
Of Cleopatra had been shorter. From this state
ment we may gather that Pascal supposed Cleo
patra's nose to have been just the right length.
Otherwise she would not have enjoyed those
social successes which did affect the history of
Egypt and of Rome. Mr.. Alma-Tadema has
Just added his vision of Cleopatra to his COL
lected pictures In the GrosvenOr Gallery. The
painting Is admirable, we may almost say of
course, and nothing can be finer than the refiec-
ton of the water Of the Alexandrian harbor on
shield OF bronze. But We are chiefly concerned
with Mr. Tadema's idea of Cleopatra She is
dark beauty, with rather bright complex
Jon, and she leans back luxuriOusly in her cush-
IONS, with pleasant sense that she can sway
1.-THE current Of mems blood" and especially of
Mark AntOny's, whose boat is just approaching
ner barge. The length of CleOpatra's face in
THIS picture recalls family the very long-nosed
engles OF this lady on medals. The Cleopatra
OF coins must have won mems hearts by her
VIII rather than her beauty. Mr.. Tadema's is a
more probable Cleopatra than the good-humored
grinning mulatto whom Mr. Millais drew to
represent Mr.. !Tennyson's Queen with swarthy
cneeks and bold black eyes," But we venture
tne suggestion that the daughter Of the Ptol-
eemies, Greek by blood, may have been fair
beauty IN the style of Becky Sharpe and Blanche
Emory: This sort of Cleopatra, all unlike the
Gleopatra described in HawthOrne's "Marble
fauh, would have the charm Of novelty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17
IOHN SHERMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
u No. 927 + street northwest

SALE 81 TMPRoyEp
Of SEVENTH sTREET, BRING No. io2e. BE BE.
TWEEN x AND L STREETS NORTHWEST:
AND ALSO ON The EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREE, B, BtING No. ll2l, BETWEEN L AND
IN STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree pesssd the 9th day Of Feb a.
ruary 1883 In the cause Of Chase Chase ct al 5
No =. IA, IN equity in the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, shall offer for sale at public
auction and In front OF the preisea the following
&c real sftsss situated n the sty q
IEBRgAkY, 1883. At HALF PAST FOUR a 800
O'CLOCK the south part Of lot nine co. in square
number four hundred and twenty six (l26 which said
part OF lot fronts twenty 0 feet It'll and runs
l66l feet and eight 90 inches; also mat northern two
ana half l2h) inches Of lot ten (0) in square l26
adjoining said lot No. g. beginning 1t the sonthessern
corner OF lot running south In line with 7th street
line parallel to the south line Of lot being strip Of
ground l2s) two and half inches wide. fronting on
tn street. and OF the same depth "a lot No. 8,
And also on WEDNESDAY,, THE TwENIY-FIRST
. Az OF FEBRUARY. 1855. at HALF PAST FOUR
square Sll and bounded as follows TO wit: BeinnnS
Ut point the line Of 11th west ia feet inches
south from the northwest angle u the square and
thence running along s.id street due south IS feet;
thence due west 100 feet to the place of beginning
Terms: One-third cash. and balance in one and two
years from tho day OF the notes OF the purchaser
20 oe given Tor the deferred payments bearing six per
cent per annum and secured BY deed Of trust upon the
q 500 q the se o sas Of
each lot II the terms Of sale not complied with
within seven days the Trustee the right to
resell at the risk and cost Of the defs ng purchaser
WILLIAM K DUHAMEi. trustee
1l3-oOGQ6 400 Louisiana aver,1A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17

Rabbit hunting by moonlight Is now q FASH
'onabie sport in various parts of Illinois.
In drilling Tor an artesian well at Chesterfield
Iowa stream of o milky substance was struck
which Is believed to be magnesia.
The weil-known elephant In the Geological
gardens at Berlin. which Is generally used for
the conveyance Of children about the grounds
has Just killed his keeper.
man who was burned In enigy two years
ago, at Quincy, ILL.,, has just found out who In
cited the demonstration. and commenced q suit
against him for SIC, 600 damages.
chemist in Germany has introduced q new
system OF preserving butter by covering Il with
layer an inch in thickness of strong solution
OF suiphite OF lime, which he also used to pre-
serve cider.
Eighty thousand packages of tea were re-
fused landing In England under the adultera-
ton act during 1881 and 1882 and It is said
stores OF the United States.
4 lady IN Dubuque, Iowa, b dangerously III
nom the effect Of . cats bite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17

The state auditor of Indiana was profane in
the presence OF policeman, who immediately
dragged him off to q CELL
A man drew Q crowd at WestAeld. Mass. bv
going home with a fashionable bonnet on his
head He was winning that article on a wager.
A bill making such amendments to the state
constitution as will prevent special legislation
has been introduced in the Connecticut iegisla-
ture.
Mr. Blodgett, Of the Rhode Island legisla-
ture, offered q resolution-and meant no sar-
casm by it-that dictionary be purchased with
public money for every member.
A wealthy Californian, having only one rela-
tive in the world, q niece, employed I'VE years
in searching for her, and at length found her ct
Burlington, Vt, where she was employed In q
mill. She was ct once transferred from DOW
erty to luxury.
An enterprising young woman was married IN
Talladega county, Ala, last Saturday morning.
and the same evening eloped, @ q local paper
felicitously phrases It, with another fellow for
the tall timbers OF ArkAnaas.
An amendment IL proposed Ia the legislature
Of Michigan to the apprentice law, which win
empower supefintend6nts Of the county poor to
bind out the children Of those families they are
supporting In whole or In part.
The hazing for which i've sophomores OF Bow
dom college have bean suspended consisted In
cutting OF violently one-haIf ot the elow-appeer
ing mustacho q Ieanc1ant freohman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-17
i - s. 49, EsNsfLyAxIA ROUTE
10 The NORTH, WEST AND SODTHWE0T
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
sdEtL hAH ss;;pl., MA6NlfiCENT EQUIPMkNE

noi Is TIE 4a ssSSEETS. SIsf SSP sS5THwEss
HFfEcr sa1aseHlEE1GEs s1a Sss5
C8AIHs LEAVE WASHINGTON PROM SrArIoN Oar
For e San 1 .na sns We e
I'm, s;sO an, d.,ly VIII slsspiik oi csn fro.
asnn.a Hsn E1pss.s AZ s:so p se Sssy "a "a
BALTIMORE AND sfsoslyoMAc RAILROAD.
fo Erie, osnandaieuA Rochester Buffalo NisessA
S W. as, " Canaan s.Ss d s;.d.s with f.s o.
for wili.msport Lock Haven. and ElmirA sts.0s.
For dssy an. ssss sss s Esss Geo
ssS p% fs%sa On sso q Fa s e
81 City with bcss g BrooLiyn .Annss s6crdisS
For rhil.deIG ms 500 an. 1850 an, ,:@. 4:sa
fmlssa .s 1a sanSs an: ssS :.s
For s ssis S%1d; gao 500 .so ,oso ana =.
800 go s an. sss e! rs s ssse ia r "a
FofOpss GgssE Line. s'soan. end $50 Pm. aany.
FoaAnnsPols. $40 .. M. and 40 pm. aany. s.ssvs
ALExAKpklA AND FREDERIGKsBURe RAIL
foF AIe s go 100 s9g Y 90 and Y 2s m.
st6:3O 0:20. 100 and II rs q. N, and pm.
For Richmond and the south. $50 and IL rs Z n.
Trains .vs ana io aa Cox s
S:SSsnd 10; 200 I'm; u sc, 300. e;lo 200 s.1
S sss 40. ;9d e midp aS .ns % sSDa
ficacs and uformataon at the ofcs northeast corne
sd s, ;Sd y Y, =: eng !: e e:
gage to destination from hotsls ana rsasdsnoss
cHAs. T. PUGH. Genera Msna.sr
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The Lime-Ktlu Clubs Stove.
From the Detroit Free Press

From the Detroit Free Press.
When the Lime Kiln Club was first organized
it lent Samuel Shin eighty five cents In money
and took a chattel mortgage on box-stoye val
ued at els. Samuel failed to return the loan
aud the stove was foreclosed on and placed in
Paradise Hall, where it has been used for the
last four years. When examined bv a snecial
committee week ago they found nineteen
cracks, twenty-seven fractures, five or six seri-
Gus dfsfOcatiOns, and were compelled to admit
that the safety Of Paradise Hall was seriously
threatened every time fire was built in the
stove
As the various members put in an appearance
at this meeting they were dumbfounded at sight
OF an elegant new stove in place Of the old one.
ana their surprise was permitted to continue
I'll the meeting opened. Then Brother Gardner
blandly explained:
'Dis eavenin' marks q new epoch In de his
tory of dis Organizashun. De old has passed
away an de new has stepped on deck. We owe
dis new an elegant piece Of furnichure to de I'M
conquerabe energy of Pickles Smith, He dis
taters wuss dan dis stove an he made a trade.
Brudder Smith was behind jist O. IS on his
dues. an our treasurer attached de stove tor de
dues. poo family am provided wild 'taters
his dues, and de Lime-Klin Club am sartin of
being warmed up fur de mex ten vars"
On motion of Giveadam Jones vote of thanks
was given Brother Smith, and though 1t didn't
seem 10 cneer MIN muCn ne had to put 1t in his
pocket and appear tickled half to DEATH
The stove will take In O nail key without any
squeezing, and within fifteen minutes after FIRE
Is started Paradise Hall is warm enough to
enable man with q poker to break the Ice in
the water pail. By vote OF 1876 to Is it was
decided to raise the fine for splitting on the
stove during sessions Of the club from twenty
shiiltngs to seven dollars and to devote the
anes thus collected to hiring some man to clean
of the snow and Ice In front OF the residences
Of Detroit millionaires during the winter
JUST AS THEY PEEL.
The secretary announced the following inquiry
nom Union Springs, Ala:
bear 81: What do you think Of !. ootored man who
cass.SSs ~ wi1ter' There u exactly such case in
"At fust sight one may call q case OF bru-
s saaty replied the president, ''but de mo- he
looks ct 1t, dc mo- he doan' know. Mebbe dar'
am no market fur dogs In dat locality dis win
Ger, an dat GUILD man can't sell, II he wants to.
An den some wimin am mighty unsartin. TIE
seen some who would hoe cotton In kid shoes,
an rze seen 'em 60 bar tut dc var round to gin
GER feet chance to grow. It's jist q family
ieets ABOUT It. Some prefer shoes to dogs, an
agln some doan make no count OF dress, In case
aey Kin have three dogs under each bed In de
mouse an half dozen waitins at the back doah
LUZ ORDERS. II dat man was q member Of dis
CUB shouldn't feel authorized 10 lepFimand
nun uusal arte4 consultin' his wife.
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AUCTION SALES.
IoHN SHERMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
= No. o27 OexeSt northwest

JOHN SHERMAN. Rs q E &C. .s .s o
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BENZ BENG No. loo FOURTH STREET SOUTH
.sB.Sy yirtas9f deed Of trnst a.ssd thsf4
rsOordsd in Libsr "a. COG, folio SIC,
biz. the Undersigned g sole Lsirs a law Of William
e ths gEs~iss. On TuESpss PAY iHE THIhTkESTB
O'CLOCK NJ. an Of lot numbered twenty two y22),
In yno. Z. Carpentsrs sub division Of original lot
and parts Of original lots 6. and Q, in square
hered eight hundred and eighteen (sls. together with
the improvements
Terms Of SALE One-third cash: balance in SIX twelve
a eighteen months, with interest from day OF sale.
$fo0 to be raid when the property IL struck on An
Veyancing t the cost Of purchaser. Terms 20 be
pied with tn seven days otherwise the undersigned
serve the right 70 resell the property the risk and
OF the defanlting purchaser.
WM A. WARD.
NARY WARD JOYCE Sole heirs Of
k0BT. II. WARD, VIZ m w.pD -
ANNA WARD, "M' n "Anp' trustee.
JAS. A. WARD, deceased.
FRANK M. WARD,
sx-BY DIRECTION OF THE TRUSTEES, THE
above sale is postponed until SATURDAY. SEVEN
TENTH INSTANT, at the same hour and place.
f4-w.f. &ds JOHN SHERMAN CO., Aucts.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auotioneeu.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-aTORY BRICK HOUSE
On N STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
AND TwKNTY-F0UkTH STREETS NORTH-

AND lND9, TwENIYEogkTH STREETS NORTH-
Py viytae e deed q trust duly recorded in -
ssSords Of Washing!cu county Ia ths Dt.tzct Of Ia
fThas1Fs1 Sx e En cs1 4 RTSc speG1 TEsP
8SCaoCz e. r. In, n frCpt g sss pesse: 8.
md being in tie city o WsshinSton n - Dstricf ~
CoumbtA and Known and distinsuiahed On The 1round
twelye Q2l IN square numbered sS7s. T..
street ninetesn 1O feefwest q the ncrs6ssst COZ:
e. s street ni1ssssn o( fset: thence scotS evenly
posta ssvsnty Ave- t1el fest % a. point ii bsnnin
ased duy H n.y. 20 IT, g s ses M ~. q
eoords q the Dszac* o. Ooa1mbtA sogether with ~
ths salne beIsasinE g nsnyviss sppsrisinine.
sahtssn monshs notes to bear inteEeet and . te
Sunred ~ ooed q trust on properly sold. deposit Of
Has sseuissd = ti%s e -. deaysy:napg e: 8
g dsyS osssr.i ths Trsss r.ssys a. sns . rel
~. days Hr6e 2o9ss e sQsh ~ IN some nsws-
ddkES SseE :. kkfEEEho.l rsasa..
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,


SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
1NTHE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT
OF CoLUMkIA, ADJOINING THE POTOMAC
TERRA GOTTA COMPANIES LANDS AND
BOUNDED BY THE LINE OF THE METROPOII-
TN BRANCH BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
Byvlrtue Of deed Of trust dated the oath or Feb
ruary. ID. 1879. and duly recorded in Liber No. E3
SJI. at folio 292. &c. OF the land for the
District Of Columbia ard by the direction OF the party
secured thereby, shall sell the premises on WE'D.
HESDAY. the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. A: d. 1883, at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK
+; M; all that certain tract Of land called .Chilom
wood. containing one hundred and twelve acres ul2
aefss more OF less adjacent to t.nd 90 the lands
phys heirs Thomas Millers heirs, NJ Eichman and N.
road.
The tract is in high state Of cultivation improved
py handsome residence and all outbuildings needed
for farm and is occupied by Mr.. Jno B. Wiltberver
being more particularly described in said deed
Terms OF sale: shalt cash; residue in one wear
RON Gay OF SALE with interest at cent per
srty; deposit Of five hundred dollars ls5Oo] Win Be
required to be placed in the hands of the Trustee by
the purchaser whose bid is accepted Conyeyancns e
days. or property Sil be rssSd q pprchasers cost
f3-s&w. 4w 80 Lexington street. Baltimore Md,
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~ EYER'S AUCTION BAZAAR AND LIVERY
~ STABLE.
No. l68 and 40 Z street northwest
Back Of National Hotel
EVERY FRIDAY AT 1880 AM.

BALES EVERY FRIDAY AT 1890 AM
CONE AND SEE Us. SEND YOUR HORSES
Carriages. Wagons. TO-, that You want sold; Storage
and Board at reasonable rates. liberal advances made
We also offer Horses. Carriages. Wagons &C. at pri
vste sale. Telephone connection.
ROBT. vosE CO., Auctioneers. We E tasnl 1m
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STE sMEHs
LEAVING NEw YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMAyY
lakasssas aapiyt to
c. b. RICHARD co..
General Passenger Aesata
81 brosdwSy. New iosx.
Crit PERCY q. SMITH,
1851 and 6l9 Pennsylvania ayeuua
Send for Tourist Gazette" al
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FASHION WRINKLES.

tROCapED yELyETEENS-CHECKS AND PLAIDS-
TONS, ETC.
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TTNH0MAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE, ON
THIRTEENTH STREET, NEARC, SOUTH, AND
ANOTHER on FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST,
NEAR STREET, BOTH DESIRABLE RESI-
By virtue Of deed of trust from Nathan c. ORA -
per and wife and johnson P. Thomas and wife, IA.
dated July lst A. d. 1874 and recorded in No. 693. -
folio 81 of the land records of the District Of Columbia
and OF the order Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia in the case Of Draper Hyde ct al, equity
M 425 dissolying the intunction the subscriber
On on, THURSDAY 9I II, The FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEB
north half OF lot numbered tseven. In square mum
Der 296 1.-TWO hundred and ninety SKI, 8" and lot
numbered "a (twenty FOUR. In the subdivision Of
square number $40 five hundred aud tent. mads by
the commissioners appointed by the court divide the
Hoidee estate, all IN Washington CITY, District Of Co
hmbia.
Sale in SQUARE $40 at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. and In
square I96 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M.
Terms of SALE One third cash. Of which 600 each
piece must be paid at the time of SALE and the residue
equal sums in one two, and three years. notes Of
the bearing interest at six per centum per
annun from day Of SALE payable semi annually to be
secured on the property sold to the satisfaction of the
trustee To be sold subject to taxes and assessments
and and recording 70 be at the Of the
purchaser. ANTHONY HYDE.
fe9-d&ds Trustee.
EV THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until MONDAY, FEBRUARY
NiNETEENTH. 1853. same hour and place. By order
A uunNfac
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A LIAM LINE
TO AND FROM
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE
LIVERPOOL. QUEENSTOWN,
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY

and GALWAY,
Prepaid passage certificates for Friends Relatives
from the Old Country. 10 railroad station
boat landing In the United states. The only line taking
passengers direct from Galway;
he steamers unsurpassed for safety and spoAd.
snd are fitted up with all improvements conducive .
The comfort Of pssseneers Cabin. $50. $40 and SO.
Apply to. JAS. BEILEw. 7ll 7th st. Mrs. d. a.
BkOSNAN, 6l2 9th ri. GRO. w. MOSS 22S Penna.
ave.. or LEyE ALDEN. General AsenA
New York 201 Broadway Boston. Mass. Is State -
sts., or local agents. n23-th. slit
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NUNCANSON BROS, aucuoneers.

nUNCANSoN BROS, aucrioneers.
COUPE, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. BUILT By
WOOD BROS, AND TRIMMED IN GOAT SKIN.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWEEN
TIETH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we viii sell in
front OF salesrooms the above mentioned Coupe,
being in excellent condition. fl6-St
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'FHOS. J. FISHER h CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TWENTY-ONE
ACRES OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
THE CITY. AND PRINCIPALLY LYING Be
IMEEN FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
SIREETS EXTENDED, SUBDIYIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the EouitylyaA
Court. passed December 5tl 1882, in q cause$4$4
wherein Mary A; Holmead ct al. are eomplainsnts-A-
and Columbus j. Eslin ct al. defeIIdants equity
cause No. S.277. doc. No Y. the undersigned, az
trustee, will sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
MARCH FIRST. A.D 1885. at HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK on the premises al that tract of land known
Is parts OF Pleasant Plains" and mount Pleasant"
fronting on Columbia road west of 14h street. and be-
longing to the estate of the late James En containing
about II acres which has been subdiyded into 81 loo
or tracts. varying in area from to 2k acres, with
streets aud avenues to the subdivision Of
Pleasant and Columbia College lands.
Terms Of Sale: Onethird Of the purchase money 70
be paid IN cash. the remainder in two equal
at one and two with interest from day OF sale
and secured by Deed OF trust All conveyancng ut the
required on each lot at the time Of ssle.
Piats Of the subdivision may be obtained at the
offices OF the Trustee or Of the Auctioneers.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustees
Ilz-d 329 ~ street.