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ON THIRTY DAY TRIAL,

ON THIRTY DAY TRIAL,
Tue Vo LTAIC BFLTo., Marshall, Mich, will
send DR. Dyes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial tor thirty days
to men lyoung or oldl who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigOr. Adj
dress MS above.-N. B.-No risk is incurred, Las
thirty days trial is allowed.
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JOSEPH ". CANE w,
fIDIroR AND PUBLRHER.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
So 90 A YEAR.
6 Months, $1.O0 3 Months, soc.
On Trial weeks, : 25c.

OUR ADVERTISING RATES
Are Very Moderate. =, nd Eos Prices
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JOHN RODRIGUEZ,
DEALER IN
Sewing Machines,
NEEDLES, OIL, PARTS &c

Agent for the GENUINElMPRoEED
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
ior the parishes of st, Charles and
ST. John the Baptist,
OEEICE. EDGARD. ST. JOHN. LIZ.
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DIED..

Rf-rGrp I'm Nsonday nrp m ,Sox
M ISABEITA BlSIGTR Al hsr rses ~, - Day
street sonthwest apad ntneiy fue Assioence' <oS n
Enners1 on Ihn ~ "a ,' a n3r{I % %
Wesley Zion church u street southwest Fr,Sna. snS
relatives are invited TO attend.
CULIINANE. On sunday norrius. Auru ,esa
dence f6 SIM n rasS siths ~, 70 ~ ys
NAME aged fifty-Six wears 'sf NAon ScAa>s'
Funeraf viii iaEe mac ero,, IA. ,..u ..-..
"Wednesday morning Anil 5ad =" 80 aessns5nges
solemn requiem mass at Il Dominics ohSrca Rs.
CaSE a, :, rrs.n,'..s 80, ~ ~.eI@
So ~ a. ~ ~ E1zaoe,n hospital a. o3o ocl0ok
~, on Aprll a, 1000, WILLIAM h GAGk, u. D.,
iate OF taunton, Mass.
a .,., !" $40 w 'e.nlen' ~ View hampshire
LEX On the morning Of Aprll 2lst l6SS
OF scarlet fever, ROSIE NJ, only daughter Of Cnrsa
J. snd h9s, ,sn H. Gawier, In her Hfth yess.
HEFFERNAN On Mopdsv A nrfI oc ,oas -.
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AND ONO RAILROAD.

sCHEDULEINEFFEC SUNDAY DEC. 21sr 1884
Leave Washington nom station, corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue and street
<s 600 fast ana r iro p tn aa ahs
Chicago. arriving IN Pi..sburs a, $50 Chicago
next morning al 800 No extra fare is charged on
this train for fast time.
pm. and 1910 pm, with Through Coaches and
Palace Sleeping Cars 10 above points, without
and M Loas IN Gise san e
SEnins a. ~; 10: 81 iIs ho r., o pm No extra fare
daily o fi,'ssarg Cleveland aud Detroit with
Eor baltimore on Meek days. g. $40 Gao 80 $50
$50 $50. 40 $40 40 7;i5 s.s5, 10: PM A''
am: LIS. 1870. 4:4o $40. 7:lo. 7:Io. s2o. 1880
For points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad IN
points south. $40 am $40 pm daily V:-1
IA tsaln Las taiinian sisepes - a LIS SO. - New
For Annapolis. Gao am ana 1910 $50 pm On
Esa ns May e ssa,ios sesStPen Washington and Bat,
more 59s!, btD. $50 q Ii lilo p-nl $50. 40
Aa ~ r aud - or p For RS Stations ai ao 0a
bieIralo;-n branch 7:.5 IN daily except sunday
e. ss asx . on &eso S sAf gsn snssy
az f treh @ n i1F r sseept s snnsy
Tor FretericA. S.Uo am-. 4:4O pan daily. except
For Iassrstown and Winehester. eo5 an daily. ex-
eept sunday. and $50 pm daily 10 hagerstown
Trains arrive nom the west daily. esoo 40 m,
From ANNAPOLIS $50 am and l35o aud 525 pm
sunday, 1880 m. 6:sS5 pm.
From Lexington. 5;}U m. daily. except Sunday
Prom Frederick and intermediate points, $50 a. m
and s-lo p daily, except sunday.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at $40 $50
.2o. =, and 1880 am, 1918 100, 3, 4, 4:2U, s.
go, 80 and 1880 pm: on Sundays, ESQ, )
and am. I3U. f35, 4=l0, g. D. 30, 80 aud 10. 40
pm.
Ali trains from W ashtngton stop Relay Station sx
ceIf 10 3l5 and 7:l0 pm.
Tor fsther Information apply al the Baltimore and
vnlo Ticket Dfice-W ashifsgtou Station, 6Ig and
1921 Pennsy aveae, corner I4th street, where
orders viii be taken for baggage be checked and
received al any point in the city. ~ -
* DLNH3 al, General Manager, Baltimore.
az c. X LORD. General Passenger Agent
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From The Auckland Evening etat,
The sculling match between VIM. Beach and
Edward Hanlan, which took place March "a,
on the Paramatta river. Sydney, was Cor $500
aud the championship Of the world. The banks
along the river were crowded with spectator,
and the most intense interest was manifested
by those present Both men were in splendid
condition. Haulau rowed In his new ruddered
boat The contestants got away web together.
and in q few moments Beach gradually drew
ahead until he was half q boats length In front
OF Hanlan. At Putney the Australian had Ia
creased his lead TO length, aud ~ this point
Hanlan seemed to be laboring heavily. while
Beach was fresh and pulling strong. Passing
was virtually over. Beach won ~ he liked
coming In six lengths ahead amidst perfect
storm OF this widest cheers. The winners tlna
was % minutes and So seconds.
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GEr THE BEsr.

GEr The Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
"CoNcoRD II ARNESS, "of al kinds and
description, at Lowest Prices. M
~ Coupe. Carriage and Road Harness specially.
LCTZ & BIsD aaFs-
40S Penrsyivauia Avenue.
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and satchels In great variety. at lowest
prices.
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers
name and trade mark STAMPED on u Wh2K
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GEORGE W. BROWN 1russes
DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts., apfS-eotEdt
Tf,RUsTEEs SALE VALUABLE sTEAMBoA
Il 1ROpEKDY. -

Il PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of deed of trust bearing date
No sci Folio Dos ct seq Of the Land records Of tse
District of Columbia. and a. the request of the bond.
sci on The THiRTaESTM Day KY
OF NAY, 1855. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A NJ at and upon the wharf Of the steamer George
Leary the city of Washington in the said Distfiet
the following real and personal property belonging to
the Potomac steamboat Company,,that Is 70 say:
All the right, title, interest and estate of the said
company being one undivided moety in square num-
bered four hundred and seventytwo (472) lin the said
city With the buildings and wharf related to che said
square. lots numbered respectively III aud two
ca. in square numbered four hundred aud seventy
three 4I3, in the said city with the wharves oppo
site the same Lots numbered respectively eleven
Il fifteen (l5), seventeen (17), twenty-five or
ire and three sos, in the sand city With the WHAT
or wharve, and water rights and privileges annexed
and belonging TO the said lots and to lot numbered
teen 10, Ill the square last above mentioned.
bered five hundred and four (504) in the said city
with the improvements, wharf privileges and ap-
puTtenanceS thereto belonging.
Also certain railroad at or near Quantico. Va,
tenth II I-iO) miles in extent together with the adj
jacent wharf and certain OF land containing
about three and onethird Is 13 acres the said
wharf
Also the several steamers Georgeanna, George
leacy and Excelsior, with their tackle apparel aud
Eiitrre. ~"
Also claim against the Harlan and HolIlngsworth
Company for damages resulting from detective con-
hundred dollars IS36OOl with interest besides ex.
penses, demurrage, &c The counsel for the company
al basan.oIe has asteed to conduct this salt not yet
coine!lced 10 legal termination in the court of last
resort upon contingent fee of twenty-five per cent
NE flonac railroad, The wharf aud real estate at
u :i,.t ana Excelsior separately.
't v 't''.i;st ~ real estate the wharyes aud the
t1erFwith vii. tc sal together
AefiAIS Oh s.iS: t.sSIi
JOHN SELDEN ,r
,,,>o.>-.,o>- i;flSH ROBINSON. ! .fus'ee~
bpNcANSoS BROS, Aucts ap7tu&th&dbs
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Y U y 4 X u LIN E.

NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
Pool CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40 n. r.. NEW YORK
PAVoNfASat, April . i(iALLIA..-.....Sat., May %
AUKANIA-......-Sat, May AURASIA-. sat. MAY 80
Sat- May ETRuRIA..-... sat- June 8
AND livery SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PAsSAGE-Caoin--$6O, $50 and 500,
according 10 accommodations.
Steerass ut very low rates steersgs tickets ftom
rope at lowest rates -
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. Glasgow
Havre Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company,s
WashinStou, ID. C. ~S''
VERNON II. BROWN CO., New York.
apo COS 7rh street. WaxSinstcn
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TUE NEW ORLEANS x. FasrLis
EHEN ANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route u the South ami Southwest
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT VA i.CIf I6 1853.
425 n daily, New orleans Fast Line Fer all
points ON line of Shenandoah Valley. Norfolk
and Western, Fast Tennessee: Virginia and
Georgia Railroads.. Atlanta, Macon, jackson
vile Chattanooga, Memphis Mobile, New Or
leans. and the South and southwest. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without Change. Connecting u.
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars, New
York Atlanta
E4O p. u. daily. Memphis Express For all points
South, Southeast and Southwest. Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting ut
Cleveland Tenn, with Pullman Cars TO New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Il. & o. r. r Passenger Station, corner
New Jersey avenue and street
For tickets, sleeping reservations and all infor
nation apply at ticket Offices 6l9 Penna- ave- 1851
Penna ave, and AT depot Il. & o. r. p and office of
the Line 5O1 Penna ave where orders will be taken
baggage 10 De called for i'll any part of the city
A POPE, K J. LOCKWOOD,
Gem Pass and Tkt Agc Pass and Tkt- Agt.
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secor, a well-known New York lawyer, residing
Mary Wilson, who charged him with disor-
derby conduct and with assault upon herself
Jail. This morning Secor was found bleeding
and senseiess on the floor of his cell. II was at
first thoughtto be . case of suicide, but on ex-
animation it was found that he was suffering
from hemorrhage of the lungs The affair has
caused a great sensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-21

SENATOR EvARTs on THE foIITIoAL aIrBA.
TioN.-A dinner was given senator ESaIts by
the Middlesex club I'm Boston saturday, In hb
speech Mr.. Evarts ridiculed the republican In.
dependents, and said that Ina 1855 there would
DE no divisions In the republican ranks. Tbs
new cabinet, he said, was not calculated 20 In
spire confidence, especially IL contained three
members from that element which had con,
vulsed the nation I'm civil strife, with but 90
loyal northern soldier 90 face them.
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STEAMERS.

- GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BErWEE:s NEW SoRk AND HAWK
street New York. -'~''
NoTniandie, fraugeu "Wednesday, April 49, 6 am
81 Laurent, de J0usseiin. " ednesdsy II ay O. 10 m
AmerigHe SaEteii. "Wednesday, Ai:iy IL, 5 am
81 German. Iraub, Wednesday, May 20 loan.
CEeckS payabe ON sight, III suit on the
Banque Transatiantlque of Paris. LOUIS hE BE-
BIAN, Agent. No. bowling Green, New York
Columbia. 1887 Pennsylvania avenue,
ap2l Washington u. c.
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How Book AGENT REPAID 4 KIEDsnR
James Z. Powell, a good-looking book agent
aged 20, was some time ago arrested ~ Lynch.
burg, Va, for selling without q license. He was
oeiriended by young man named Kirby, wha
introduced him Ia his family. Powell became
attached 10 Miss Sarah +. Kirby, sister of his
f1end, ana married her last week. Saturday
night IL was ascertained that Powell had an
he was arrested I'm his second wife's bed room.
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Frances Peremu tory Demand.

SHE ASKS AN IMMEDIATE EXPLANATION OF
THE BOSPHORE EGYPTIEN AFFAIR.
CAIRO, April 21.-France to-day notified Nu-
bar Pasha, foreign minister that his reply to
Frances demand for q rehabilitation of the
Bosphore Egyptien, in which he shifted respon-
sibility upon the porte, was unsatisfactory, and
nish satisfactory answer. Nubar Pasha at
once replied that the porte approved Egypts
action in suppressing the paper, and that he
ject, and asked for short extension of the time
to be allowed him In which to furnish his an
SWer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-21

A CLERGYMAN's SoN SHOT AT 4 RIuK-As
Youngstown, Ohio, Fred schmidt son IN tie
Rev ID. A schmidt, was shot sunday aiGht N
adrunken row which originated Ga the HricE
Hlll skating rink. The ball entered the bvsseS
cred fatal; George McKelvey, who nrsd ~
shot said he shot with the intention OF scarinc
Schmidt, not to hit him.
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aSsh fkXESTH sFgEHr sseeRSaHH BM
81 NkRstSRAS 4F FIVE Asx x
sell. i'll front of the premises nRkl
LOT 13, SQUARE 442,
fronting 20 feet on 7th street just north Of street
This lot has depth Of 155 feet 70 l5toot alley, i'm
PROVED by weilbuilt Brick Dwelling and Store
Terms: One-.hird cash; balance in one and two
deed Of trust ali 1t aea e
deposit ssaHsS T s fa
THos. E. wAeeAAA fs., Estate Anc,,onee,
A PORTION OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE
LATE THOMAS , LEWIS. nEcEAsED. FOR
All It RHRREc 1uaTH5
sS e T q $sf Ss sSs1s s$' s
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. 81. nnmproved Lots at
on and feet s ON a e
,h a Es SUD s Lots 10 a and Is IN No 3ss On
Also sn5 Lot 4 square Sc $50, q. the sou,heas,
Also, sub 10. Is SQUARE Se. goa at the soqsaYes.
On Is HaSfA ARf F5tR 5egeE 1885,
s ID 81 na d ana 81 1eag Nos
Brick dwellings.
Lot g asa s mens
AND ON Fklp "a K,A APRiL BIZ, TTWESSTY-FoURTH,
LIE 1oa
Terms: One,fourth cash, and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest secured to
o ee a al e dspsS Of W BE-
y Y ": ]: 1 NaEEssGtf'}r Trustees,
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ARMY oRpERs.-Captain 8. N. Mills, Sth
artillery, who is on duty at the Office OF the
chief signal officer, will, at HIS own request BE-
relieved from signal service duty 30th June
and will rejoin his battery. Capt Nj w9s
acting chic: signal officer during Gen. Hasent
suspension.
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A POSTAL CLERK AND MUCH MONET Nus.
ING:-Postal Clerk NJ. h. Wells q lad of H. on
who was recently appointed 10 that position.
Jailed TO turn in his registered mail ct The New
orleans post Office on Friday. He has not sinoe
been seen, nor has the mail, which contafns3
several thousand dollars
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baltimore Marker..

s~ Baltimore Markets..
S Ras'saf s?'gses s ss
0'a sA iSp AZ Nd. April a1-cotton du-mid
5 ns apa sas
Tssssis s,sssr led :1yi $780, NsS
June. IOii4 bid; July, fOals oorn-soutHern
s@s we s
Ap sssss MsSh gs
B,s.; ,;sssd sa!s
changed; Freights to Liverpool per steamer qHeF-
baIsss MSs Fl
bushels oats; 300 bushels rye, l2o0bns6eis ship
Chicago MARI efs.
o6s1a 5s
price Of Sonsos in London and the rrn,o1s q
M buck 70 SOY asSes heasy sTsn which we.
S
sSt points there Vas quick rally 70 g9. and g nov.
PORK s Ana Issa are @ se 'aAs oss. s.s -
*s: q 81; ss ..Ss y ssS 81
A 1aS s S ssss ss isas. "a. sS ,as. 4lh
The White House Reception To.Nieht.
The second public reception By the President
will be held this evening at the White House
from to il O'Clock. It was RECENTLY postponed
on account Of Gen. Grants critical CONDITION,
The east room was very extensively decorated
to-day with plants and dowers for the occasion.
The Marine band will be In attendance.
THE SAMI-DECENNIAL GEKsUs-Fhe 6eere-
tary of the Interior has issued circular giving
information In regard to the taking By the
various states and territories OF the kem1-
decennial census, as authorised bT the act
of Congress Of March Sd, 1879. Hhis act
provides that e census e taken ~ the state
and TIE result Eeported e the secIetssy g ths
Interior BY the list of September the SecfetafT
81 the Treasury Is authorized TO pay on the re-
QUESTION of the governor Of such state and terri
ws ssa az ZEE ssa q ana af
stars yithin such 4 stste q tsr1itsrE at ne
culture, industry and mortality. Accompany
ing this circular are the schedules on these SUBJ
tects used In tie tenth census:
SALES OF PRoPERry.-Mr. A. A. Ray, in his
own right and as executor, has sold to George
w. Cissell the property known Is Rays mills.
sold to Mrs. Elizabeth d. Battelle the house on
the north side of street meas 1eth. 6r 311 ,O01
Mr., LaWrepce Sands has sold 70 MT. Mary
Nar?h the second house from = etseeI or CoA-
hsctssnt evsane, for 41e.e0A
IF ssSs Die 81 lssa's sl 3. 81 a ss
M, GOA
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DuNCANsoN BROS. Aucts
TlHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE REING
THE PREMISES KNOWN AS b1B THIR-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC-

"a RSsnapfe Of authority Vested IL me by the III
erased recorded ,n the office Of the Register xs4
July, 1889 Will offer for sale l nont Of the prem
IS ep THgkSpAI fhs TMIEoS r THIRD DAY
Of Lot 25 II square asa. fronting % feet more or
less % 1871 street orthwest by the depth thereof to
Of substantial brick threestory and base
msnt pyeinng House. rop,anng II rooms, with ne
northwest The rfen,ises viii &c open for the iuspec
ton Of purchasers from 10 to IL o'clock on Nom
day, "Wednesday and Friday preceding the sale
Terms Of sale Onethrd cash: the balance in two
months secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold with Interest ct SIX per cent all cash t option
when the purchasers bid is accepted and the right g
reserved 20 resell the property az the risk aud cost OF
defanlring purchaser terms Of sale not complied
with tn ten dayA Conveyancinx q plrehaser's Gust
Ap13 63dA INO. II. WHITE
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RAILROADS.
NE VIRGINIA MIpLAND RAILWAY.

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH AND
HIS AN.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL daily,
asns close sSnh and a,,vSsT p
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
ingt9n, to Atlanta, Pullman sleeping cars from
b1O PM.IpUIsyILLE FAST Line Daily via
Charlottesville Cincinnati, Louisville and all West
ern Points Pullman Sleeping cars, Washington 30
lO:4O PM.~sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily to all points south and Southwest via Dan
Vile and oha1q,ss Pullman Sleeping hd from
New Orleans; also, froIa Washington via Charlotte
Msna pSiso On rin leave Washington a. AIS
m daily. except sunday.
warsenI9n Trains ; leave Washington at Has am
Trans f arrive r Masaias.on 500 m, Southern
esP, sunday $50 SeY Orleans Fast Mail daily;
For tickets and information inquire at Company's
ofce, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave nom
II. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL.
APT 'e"' fAsA Ase Sol. HAAS. Traffic Manssss
q rzs x PksHsynyaFF1A. I ROUTE ldi,rHw,sr
E R8u Ra TRACE kAG aFhEsRsP
In EFFECT APRIL 9TH. 1858.
Trains leave Washington from station, corner of 9th
9f Paige Sleeping a cars 10 at 1Go am and daily rt
aud Hotel Car to st Louis; daily, except Saturday,
with Sleeping Cars washington to Chicago and Hal
Wsstefn EIpress with through sieepers for Gere-
1000 pm. daily for Piiisburg and the West, with
'n BxKTiMoRE AND 5S PnfoMAG RaILRoAD.
For Erie tanandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara,
1890 daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars
For WilamspOTt, Lock Haven, and Elmira, al 1850
For New YORK and the Ea:t 7:l5, $50 and go a H.
300, 400, 1000 pm; and l2:l5 night ON Sunday,
400, 1000 pm, and 1910 night. Limited Express
of Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 am. daily. except
For Boston without change. 200 In. every week day
On Sunday, 400 m
For Brooklyn, y. y. all through trains connect at
direct transfer Fulton street, avoiding double
riage across New York Cily.
400, 900, loco In, and 1910 night On sunday
400, 500. 1000 pm. and l2Io night Limited
hxRIsfsss $40 a q dE ess ; a snnd io ,,oo
m, 12.O5. 20J. 400 4:25. 4:io. $50. 40. lu:00 p
m and l2:l5 night 90 On sundas 1890, 4 90 AM
For Popes Greek Line, 1l5 ami i4O pm. daily
For Annapolis 6:;s5. am, 1895 and 4:25 pm daily.
ALESsNDRfA AND Observation-Disclosures RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANpRIA AND WASH
For Alexandria 65sO 200, D,5, 0l and % am.
2O5. 426. i, 45, sol 500 and 1857 PIN. On sun
day 6-tO, 9:ko, 11.Dl H. 500 PM.
For Richmond and the South, 500 and ll:Ol IN.
daily, and +:l3 p IN. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra tor Arlington, 61o, 500.
10GO, 1910 am: loo. 500 80. o:Io, 200 and
11:35 pm. and 1910 midnight texcept Monday. }
ON sunday at SEQ aud III 10 am; 1alJ and 1888
pm. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information at the office, northeaS
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania ami
the station where orders can BE- LETT for the checking
]. X WOOD General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager. ap6
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPT.
Toll STREET. BETWEEN d AND T. STR EETS

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IJNIN-
~ PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPI-
Toll STREET. BETWEEN d AND + STR EE.TS
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of $50.
the District OF Columbia passed the 9Th daypi xR
December 1883 (and amended on the eth day'of-A=
December 1850 i'll Equity cause No S.664 Doc 13
wherein the National Union Insurance Conn any s
plaintiff and John h. Tyler and Others defendants
shall sell to the highest bidder in front the pre!ni
SEES, comnieaein; AZ IL LF-PAST FOUR O'Ci,On X
I'll URSDAI. TIffRTIETH DAY OF ArRtI.
1855, )oi> Nos. six 90. seven %, eight (Sl nine (
ten tlOl and eleven i'll the subdivision OF Lot No
!, in Square No six Inired and thirty (6;;(O
according to the metcS ut,d bounds covenants and
conditions set forth and described in deed of par
titon. dated December %, 1871 entered into between
Andrew Wyiie and May G., his wife, and Margaret
Helze and recorded with the plat Of subdivision an
nexed In Liber r. folio -, one OF the land re-
cords Of Washington county in the District of Column
bia AlSo all that part of said lot one N, In said
square No $50 at the northeast thereof front
iii, North Capitol street thrtyve (S5) feet and
i.i llQ) Inches by depth OF hundred and twenty
il1OJ feet
TERMS Of sale, as prescribed by the decree One
trd Of the purchase money i'll cash, and the balance
In nine t9 and eighteen 49, months fro the date Of
sale For the deferred payments the purchaser or pur
ch2serS shall give their notes drawing six 90 per cent
interest annuu secured by deed deeds trust
on the property purchased a deposit Of fifty (S5O)
dollars each lot must be made when the property
Is knocked down. All conveyAncng to be at the cost
Of the purchaser or purchasers. FF'
JOHN C. HEALD, Trustee,
COL y st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta aplSd&dtH