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- AlTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- TEI MODEL last LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE last AND THE NEST
VIA WASHINGTON.
IOUBLE 1KACk, JANNFY COUPLER.


1874. Until uRTHEE EJTIcE 10Th
Leave Washington from station corner q New Jersey
fSl Glicago CireiInati Louisville and st Louis daily
Coachcs and Pal2 Sleeping ,a5s 20 above FONTS
without change, 1915 day Il CLIea-o. except
For Tiftshur. at 80 4 II and $40 y N daily . %
Pt;sburx. Gle, Gland and Detroit with sleep
ns Ssrs 20 Ilti-bgrt
Gaily, with sleeper oi Toieio Va Wheeling aAd Lake
7isins Tor Philadelphia ard New York .: SO a n
dsily, EXCEPT sund4y 5 =. and 80 >. aud
1870 , tAily. with faiiOr and s-eIilg Cars az
IC: iaIIinore week days 5 30 GO 20 $40 100
Minute tTalE.) i4o $50 t.5J 10 ~ $40 1910 p
&c. Rsitimore on Sundays. so 500. SOFA m 1a5
-. S.vv. ! ~. 90. 60. t:VJ % $40 and lOI0p
IelI Points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Io:l5 a
I1T Annapolis. $40 m and l. 10 and 4op. m on
Fer Nay ststous lew en- Washington ar I,,,ti,ro-s
u l0P M 81 sul.t-, : 20 u and 3 aud
&c y Ter stations Metrcpoltan branch
~ a. m ana 80 , L. daily except sunday, 4;a5
flapc' S ~ aA lex Iior On s55 aa
,s'I ITxHJ m ~ a ~ s@Ay '1eeRi SHnay 10
For Hs.r rstown. lol5 and 5.35 p IN daily except
Trains arrive from tLe West daily go 7.soa H. 2:2a
Hcm New ierk and PhnadslF hia. 2.5s s:soa n daily
e ~ IA da;iy exc. ~ sunday;
sunday. 30 IL, -.
Err n L. Xirgtol. t-2U D. IL oai.y and 10 daily
Icrpt sunday.
Kr.rfi Fre,ierlck and intermediate points. SOS. H.
ID 7. m and s ~ p daily. EXCEPT sunday, s:l3
J. H. daily from Point of Rocks.
ar leave BsitiInorv for " Washington at 200 40
81 Is 7:5Q. 900, y-ls ard iUS0 a m. 12:lJ, 30
90 500 -. 81. 9UO anu 10 Is y. sun
osys ZOO 40 Is. ~. 60 S:tU. a. 5O1
Us. - and 800 p
n trains from asllnxton stop at Relay Station ex-
tsIt+-5D y.
OF Urtiirr information apply at the baltimore and
Slo Ticket Of5ce-M sshingtOn Staten, GIG and 1851
fenrsyvania venue l4th street. where orders
VII be tken Tor Iayae to be checked and Received -
alS IoiEI III the city
ELI q 4 LORD t;,up Passenger Aren't
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Hon. .. =. Cox for Mayor.
LIKELY TO BIZ THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN NEW

1t is said here in Washington by democrats who
visit New York quite often and confer with the
party managers there that Representative s. Cox
Will probably be the democratic candidate for
mayor OF New York city. He is q Tammany man
and the choice OF that organization but the feel
ing on the part OF the county democracy towards
Tammany Is so strong that they are not inclined
to yield the latter the mayoralty nomination. Mr.
Cox, 1t is said has always been popular with all
the party factions, notwthst anding ills uudoubted
loyalty TO Tamnany. Now, it Is understood, Tam
many insists upon having the candidate for mayor,
man who will be entirely satisfactory to that
ganization and not Objectionable to the county de-
mocracy and Irving hail. have pitched upon Mr.
Cox. He, 1t seems, prefers congressional life, but
Is willing to sacrifice his nclinatons to the good OF
the party, and 1t is believed he Will be the next
mayor OF New York cfty
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News BrieCs.

Mr. Emo, Fugitive from Justice has leased a
QIebec house al 5000 year.
The nuch-narried Mrs Wetmora, who has been
on u ial for blgamy, In marrying Nathaniel /.
liawes when he already had vile, was acquitted
In New lork yesterday.
Isaac Newton, chief engineer OF the CrotOn water
department. In New York, committed suicide YES
teriay 10y cutting bis throat. at his residence No.
- mon square while laborng under temporary
insanity caused by financial difficulties
Inc Mexican congress yesterday Issued formal
Proclamation announcing that PoIfinO piaz las
been elected president OF Mexico for four years his
term NJ Office beginning December i. 1884
The report that Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schelling
have been remarked in ST Francis Nayier's church,
New York. and That SChelling has been baptized A
Roman Catholic, is denied 10y the pastor OF that
church.
Several doors and other wreck 'ge. supposed TO he
from the | nlted States steamer TallanoOsa. have
been picked up along the shore In Vineyard Haven.
Mass. since the storm "Wednesday
Claude IL. hlnnear, or virginia. has passed his
mental examination at Annapolis a naval cadet.
Archbishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore. accompanied
by Fathers John Foley and Bernard McManu.. AZ
rived as Fortress Monroe yesterday.
The committed OF the Liberal Association in Br1is-
sells. Belgium. h posted a placard IN all portions
OF that city dlscouraeng al political fcrments and
urging obedience TO the law
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The baltimore ,uarke,~

pons so bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mp, September 2s.-Cotton quiet and
inquiry-Howard street and western super 225a2 Is;
do extra 15a3 so: do. family 75a4 75 city mills
4ssal Patapsco family 50: DO superlatiye patent
600. Wheat-southern quiet and firm: western about
No sso No. WESTERN WINTER
9ed SPOT. 81 asked October s43.as4,s November;
yellow. 65a65; western mixed year 49a5? steamer 5l
asked Oats easier in tonesouthern ssa3s; western
Rye higher and firm 60a65 Hay steady-prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland Il. 90. Pro-
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed 7aii BACON
sho9lders. 90; clear rib sides. IL Hams, 15talsh
rmar w seSs
Rio cargoes. ordnaryto fair 9kai0h SUGAR quiet and
WHISKY firnsr. isal freishts to liverpool per
steamer quet-coston 316d nour, Is grain, 21fasd
1000 bushels; oats 5000 bushels: 100 bushels
1900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. September. Is. 1880 = m-Weather
,s clear and temperate On 'ch.ngs wheat was s:sc
ocobe sy 1897 Oats
ehanssG Fork was ,5c lower: LGdi5c lower. .'' ~
CHI chicago IL; September 2s-qosins prices
Nay a
.sS ;ss sS sy a s5 Sssa,sy
ssss s 49,
The Petroleum Market.
Standard white. ITO deg. test. &c.
PIT. PITTsBgna. ,, Pa. September @.on dull. but
e rallied and advanced 70 tx and Il Icon stood
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SHE RUNS AWAY WITH A MAN OF BAD REPUTATION.
The village OF Clarksburg, Ohio, is excited over
the elop'ment or Miss Vlrgie Manson. daughter OF
Methodist minister, educated, brilliant girl OF
excellent musical ability, with Adam King, an un-
educated clerk. The parents OF the girl found her
room vacant last Friday, and also found a note
from her, saying she had gone with King A dill
were traced to Cincinnati, where they Were found.
They had been married. They were brought back
TO Clarksburg, where brother or the girl attempted
10 shoot KING, but was prevented after desperate
Tight 1t is thought that the girl, who is suffering
from consumption, is insane, and an effort Will be
made TO put her In an asylum. Her mother, who
Is related 10 the hoyts, OF New York, and Il d.
rect descendant OF Gen. Putnam. Is severely pros
trated. King has very bad reputation, and II is
said that he has wife and Child living He Is OF
the most unprepoSSessing appearance. and Is very
boorlsh. Before clipping with the girl he borrowed
5000 from her, with which, he said, he would buy
property, but which he squandered gama ing.
The Girl refuses to leave him
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DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN aIIY OF WASH NGTON. D c.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN '1TY OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
b. vrtue Of deed Of trust dated the 31st d1y 49,
OF MAY, 1881. and recorded il Iber Oss folio O.
%! the land recur "a for the District of Columbia -
VIA! SELL at public auction i'll front of the premises
MONDAY, IHE TNENIT-NINTH DAY OF SEP
tEMBER. 4. D. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all the
interest of I'aHe! ". Middleton berg undivided
neaif interest IN all of square north of square
pil. THk IHIkTit II DA: OF tPrEMBER. A. D
1854 at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ all the interest of Daniel
" Middleton beng Gnaivi led bird interest
cts numbered six To- seven 90 and eight Sl. square
numtel cd twenty COZ. and Lot numbered %, i'll
square uIniered eleven ll)
he above property will be sold subject any taxes
due thereon, the amount of which will be announced
time of sale.
1rrs Of sale: Onethird cash. balance In six (6) and
NV I've l2) months with interest secured by trust
tn property. Conyeyarci"g at cost of purchaser. A
epOsit Of humid e (O0) dollars square north of
square numbered five utdred and sxfy-three y. of
5 aud fifty $50 dollars each other lots will
b. :equire at time OF sale. II terms of sale
complied IN i'll week from day of sale the Trustee
the right to sell at aud cost of default
in purchas
sel.-euSCs GEO +. GREEN Trustee
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1Rp psdE Srv SALE OF yALU BILE InIPRoyED
sThEET, BE WEEN y AND n sTREkTs
NORTHWEST, NO. 1241, AT Al CIION.
By virtue of deed of trust. dat March 18th. A. 81,
d. 1888 and du y recorded i'll Lib No 1898 lilo Es:s
POS ct seQ of the land records OF the District -
umbia, aid by dir ctOn the party secured the.
b.. shall sell, pubic auctoII i'll of the pr M
ises on / I EsDAY, OCrUBLi. SEttNlH. \. d 1884.
at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm the following described cal
Estats. situate ill the City of incton, District of
Columbia. wit: All that ri arcei of land de-
sgnated the plat Of said city part lot numbered
thirteen 3D. i'll square numbered one hundred and
t en- Hl6). ing the same lot Conveyed by john T..
Hewell aud Fl nrietta O. his wife to Henry Bur ii by
dted duly recorded III lber y c. r No Al, folio Ill
t. LA said lot COMMENCING for the ut h distance
Of fifteen ct inches north from the sou Invest
corner of id lot, on Goth street nortIN.s and
ming thence due north with the lille OF said street if-
teen feet min inches thence east fifty t52)feet to
east Inc Of said thence sout With the sid line f
te feet nnt inches: thence west fft 1.-TWO (52)
the place OF beginning tOgeth with the imp. ovenents
therein.
erms of sale: One half cash: balance i. six and
twelve months, for notes barring interest from day #
81 and secured by deed trust property sod,
al csh a. he purchasers op ion. Al. onveyancing.
&c, al purchas RS COST 800 down day and if
terms of sic are not complied with within five. da S
from ~ OF sale the te reserves the rCht to resell
the property It the risk and cost of thu dealtng pur
chaser HA kISOS =. BARBOUR,i -r.....
se26-d j. TAkBELL DYEh, AiuS'eeS'
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The Unitarian conference.

SARATOGA. n. Y, september Y6.-The Unitarian
biennial con erence to-day passed resolutions On
temperance. on raising money annually for mis-
Addresses were made on southern education, It's
needs and opportunities" by Rev. VIM. D. john
son, D. d., secretary OF education OF the African
NJ. f. church, Rev. A d. Mayo, missionary of the
American Unitarian association; Miss Amy n.
Bradley, OF Washington, n. G.; Joseph Shipper, OF
Chicago; Rev. Grindell Reynolds and Rev. Charles
A. Allen, OF Boston; Gen. Armstrong and others.
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CHANG RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
lROPERTY, BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
!ENCr No. lig3 K s X EFT NORTHWEST, IN
THE CITY OF "ASHINGTON.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court If theGs
District of Col mba pass the 9Th day of jan LIFT:
uary, ID 1854 and supplemental order inferred -~A
on the oath d y OF September y. d. 1884, i'll equity
No 9i4 wherein til United States OF AMERICA is
conn ianant and amuel Slnoot ct al defendant,
the dersied tru tee named i'll said de will
for sale at public auction in front of the premises ON
iHCR DAY, the MN II DAY OF OCTOBER A. d.
1884. at HALF-PA-T FOUR UCI OCK T. NJ, ell that
CERTAIN parcel Of real estate situate city
Of Washington ID. c., known and described Lot
cred twelve I2), i'll dw.lls subdivision Of suuare
numbered two hundred and venteen I'D,
III the office Of III surveyor Of he District of Columbia
tue sad lot having frontage of a feet the north
side of street by depth Of 1876 feet with the
i'm rove nents there. H. consisting of dome and
comIno,ous thre story bruwn-stone front reside ce
with large back building. known house No. 1423
STREET northwest
Trims of sale prescribed by said decree: Onethird
due i'll thr quail nsta six 49, twelve 12) and
eiShteen QS) months from day Of sale. with interest
Elk t6) the deferred payments be secured
the <romssory notes of the purchaser made
Of the trustee and lien ytd upon the premises
sold all the purchase money may be paid in cash.
the option o. the purchaser : deed Will be given
until all the purchase money is paid deposit Of $500
will be quired the ptancr of bid. and if he
terms OF sale not complied with wi hin ten days
from day Of sale tie property b. resod at til risk
and cost of the defaulng purchase All conveyancns
at purchasers cost. RANDOLPH COYLE. Trustee
sea dSds Office of U. s. Attorney. City Hall,
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

HO&SOA-NSON bftOS, AuctIOnterS.
VERY vALUABLE UNIMPROvED BUII DING
SIZES. AT THE INTERSECTION OF TWENTY.
SECOND STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
NUE N0kIHWESr. BEING ALL OF LOT 2, IN
SQUARE a. CONTAINING 1913 SQUARE FEET
OF GkOUNp. BEING IN THE WEST END. AN
THE CITY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBERAsS
sECOND 1884. at FIVE O'CL OK. we will sell, inS9&
front OF the premises. the above mentioned prop
erty fronting 197 liz feet on New Hampshire avenue
and 1S9 IL II feet on 22d street west.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in one an two years
oter TO Dear interest and to be secured by deed of
no sH1a selS-S,Srds
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SHOOTING THE WOMAN He COULD Nor BErRAY-
The shooting yesterday OF an Italian woman In
New York was mentioned in THE STAR last even
ing, but the following facts have since been de
veloped: Two years ago Rosario Fertitta brought
his young Wife Josephine 10 this country from
Sicily and became fruit pedder: Recently an
Italian named Salvatore has prosecuted the Wife
with unwelcome attentions and the husband had
several difficulties with him on that account. Not
withStanding, Salvatore continued to harass Mrs.
Feritta. Three days ago and for three successive
nights he tried to force open the door OF her room
Yesterday morning, shortly after O'Clock, Fer
titta told his wife to get breakfast and went down
into the basement. There he met Salvatore and
the two men Quarreed. Mrs Fertftta told Saliva
tore not to insult them again. Salvatore suddenly
drew revolver and exclamng: 81 will kill both
the womans abdomen, and with q scream she
sank to the floor. Salvatore pronted by this to
make good his escape, and the police have not yet
been able to find him The woman, who is twenty.
three years Of age, Is fatally wounded.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

NoLUNIbhhS FOR TIE CAMEL CORPS.
LONDON. september 26-Ihe contingent OF the
guards who are going to Egypt to form part OF the
camel corps left for Port snouth to-day. Thousands
Of persons witnessed their departure and cheered
them heartily. The rest OF the volunteers for the
camel corps to the number OF eight hundred left
Aldershot to-day. They started OH in high spirits.
SALyATIoSlsTs ATTACKED BY MOB.
GENEVA. september GA meeting Of the Saliva
ton Army AT Nynon, on the mort hwestern shore Of
Lake Geneva, was attacked by rabble to-day.
The windows OF the building, in which the Saliva
tionistS were assembled, We're smashed, the doors
were forced and the furniture dest rOyed
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, September 26.-Herr Won SchloeZer, the
Prussian minister to the vatican, has arrived in
Rome once more. He will present TO Cardinal
Jocobin1, papal secretary OF state, tomorrow q
not indicating the basis on which Prussia is pre-
pared to resume negotiations with the vatican.
BRIGANDAGE IN EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, September 26-Brlgandage is
seriously increasing In the interior OF the country.
Lord Northbrook, the British high commissioner,
has gone to examine into the matter.
THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
MADRID, september 26.-During the past twenty
four hours there hes been total OF eight fresh
cases OF cholera and seven deaths in the provinces
OF Barcelona and Alicante.
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From the Albany Journal.
charming young lady OF Albany, visiting
friends at Melrose recently, sent up toy balloon
to which she attached a card bearing her name
and the further inscription: III any good looking
young bachelor widoSer finds this will he please
return it?' The balloon. after a weeks absence
was found near PittstOwn by young farmer He
returned it with his compliments and his photo
graph
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Sad Effect Of wagner. Music.

From the Paris Figaro.
At a recent concert at Munich, during the play
Ing OF selections from Wagner's operas, gentle
man In the audience suddenly became insane and
sought to strangle lad sitting near him. The
occurrence produced lIdeScrtbabie sensation.
After severe struggle me lady was rescued from
the maniacS clutches anG the latter taken TO the
police station,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CCC FEE RRR FEE $3.50
c T. X X +
6 Err ERR / EE ssss
CCC EER X K EER $3.50 90.
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.


without q DOUBT the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour i'll the world
The Mill rs have not only the most perfect MILL
tanning as it does all the OF improved Machinery in
vented up to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by mill in the world To that,
would simply state that lar-,,. quantity of this
magnitcs mt Flour is shipped annually to Europe and
eAten at the principal Courts of the old worll We
GUARANTEE that it is made from selected hard wheat
Rr WIN i'll Minnesota and Dakota. 1t il acknowledged
fact that in this Flour pere separation of the glut
nous particles Of the wheat berry and thorough eli.
nation OF al weak and sarchy matter has at las been
reached and is consequently NUTRI rIoUs yield
ing more br adj to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits tha from its bread-mak ng qualities
is the cheapest we'll the best for either family
or bakers use. and unsurpassed by any Flour made
Every sack and every barrel is warranted to give entire
satisfat ton.
f r L I N G'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter whsa. Patents
Offered to the trade 1t is unexceed by any other Patent
except Ceres. and wi please the exacng house
keeper and satisfy the most fastiiious epcure.
T-EDGE.
Amagnifcent Winter Wheat Patent.
RELI nee.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
brated Hungarian process 1t is very cheap and beau
tfnl Patent. within the reach of ali classes and we
guarantee will give satisfaction to every who will
try it.
o L D EN- HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour Of theDistrct equal in quality great many
high priced Patent ours whilst it can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING.
GILT-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL. and we
feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them
will never use anything else For sale by all grocerz
Wholesale Depot LIST street and Indiana avenue
se13 WIN. NJ. GAIT l. co.
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EttelH,E,.

COOPER-STIER. Thursday evening s,on,amtar %,
1854. 10y he Rev DIR. taylor GEORGE :. COOPER and
L. No cards.
okTIIP-McCAILUM ON the 2s,h of September
1854. 10y Rev George Il. Patch CHARLES J ORlI.IP
of this city, TO MARGAhET NJ. NcCALLUM Of Lit 9
Rock Ark
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From the Chicago Tribune
New York millionaire.-"Are the girls locked up
for the night, wife?"
eyes"
"COachman chained?n
"YeS"
"Has the patent butcher-catcher in the front
yard been oiled SO that ii works well?n
"YeS"
well we might as well chloroform the gar
0euer and 90 to Seenr
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A HequisitiOn for the Bigamist Rams

NEW YORK. September 26-ChIef OF Police Muir
ply. of jersey City, handed TO Justice Duffy to-day
are requsl,on from tne governor OF New Jersey ior
taken into court he stared wildly about him, as II
fearing that his two wives would confront him
His counsel announced that since his arrest Rams
gate had become insane. The keepers OF the Jail
confirmed this assertion, and stated that 1t had
been necessary to tie him to his cot. The justice
said that the law obliged him to surrender the
prisoner and that his insanity was question the
Jersey authorities must deal with.
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RAILROADS.
TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

2HE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect Isl g. 1854
DO AN.-\EW ORLEANS MAIL daily max 2 clos
conn, ctions TO all points South and Southwest
Daily. ept SUNDAY. with {. X % Railway. Pull
Sleeping Buffet from New and Wash
ineton To Atlanla. Pullman Sleeping cars from
WASHINGTON amt Atlanta tn New Orr: aus.
SIP .M--LOU lSVILIE FAST Ii = T. DAILY via Char
louisville to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping cars Washington ~
Louisville
I4t PM.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
g. al points South and Southwest Danville ard
Charlotte Daily except sunday with Z. O.kailway
Pullman Sleeping from N.sIln ton VIA Dan,
Vile Charlotte and Atlanta u New Orleans: also
ilCni Washington Charlotte ami Columbia u
Augusta
Manassas division Trim leaves Washington at 1:t0
- NJ aI1 10 L VI daily. except sunday.
WarrentOn trains leave Washington al J:l0 An AMI
$40 L VI. daily.
Ter tickets and Information inquire at Company's Of
fC, tor PeIinsy wanna avenue. Il-Iu- Ii b n
4. :
d. SLAUGHTER n MCDANIEL
Gen lass. Agent A2tnL
au2 sol. HAAS. Traflic Manager
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GUN AKD LINE.
NOTICE
Ian ROC r f
TIE CI-NARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW lUIsk AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING Al CORK HAkBUR
FROM PEA U. y Il. $EN YORK.
SFRvIA.... We'd. Oct. l. BoIHSLA. Ned, Get .
CRRGOS. Wed, Oct. = >ERyIa Wed, Nov.
GALLIA Wed Oct. Is OREGON. We'd Nv. I
AUEASIA .. Wed. oct. - GALLIA .... We'd, Nov. ~
AND EVERY MED\E~DAl . Rom MN IOi.K
RA1ES OF PASSAUL-otO $50 aii $780, .ccortiln
to accommodations.
steerage vry low Steer ge tickets from Iiv-
erpool and QueensJown anu ali other parts vi Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laien gwen for Belfast GLASGOW
Eayr Antwerp and other Forts on the Continent ali
for Netiiterra ports.
or freight and passage apply at the Compa ysoffcn
No kowi ing tIrren or both StFeraxc and Cabin &
OTIS BlGELON 4 co COS eth st, Washington u [
NEKNON II. BROWN " co. New York;
Ortc- Nessrs OTIS BIGELOW < co.
Se2J COO 1th street Washington.
EENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
N BETWEEN INV YORK AND HAyRE
Con 5 No. A. North river o. Morto
street. New York
ST t,ermain raub Wednesday Oct l. y m
81 Laurent De JUUSSe ii. Wednesday. Get g 2 q.
Normandie. Er ngcul. "Wednesday. oct. Il. = II. III.
Checks payabls on sight. IN amounts suit. =
BanCCe TranSatlantiquc o: l. ris. LOUIS De BLBIA,
Agent. NJ. 3, Bowling GTsrII. New York.
&. ". MOSS -, Jenu>y avenue:
!. W. BOIELEk i son. UP ms y lSania avenue
se23 Agents Tor Washington. ID .
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
UNITED STATES MARsHAI;s SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ Of deri faciss issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the SpreiI Court Of the District Of
Coiu oa. AID to directed. will sell at public sale
for cash III front of III. Court House do of the said
Distr CT ON MONDAY. tue THlK EENIH DAY OF
right title claim and interest Of the defendant in and
TO the following described property to wit: The south
half OF Lot Ol square hundred two (O2
IN the City OF Washington satisfy execution nube
% So, 81 law in favor Of DOUGLASS Il BRO, against
HARRIET A. ZANTZlNGER
CLAYTON McMICHAEL
-- Z. s. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, tGct, sel9-tds