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u Land. WHARF, WATER AN DE E1 1stAss oS
KSowS NL As k6N2E c IHfkk1hNT6
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Court Of District of Columbia on the seventh day
of March, 1885, in equity cause numbered 9I0l. in
which Eugene Nitkiewicz is the complainant and Ed.
ward Abner the defendant, shall offer for sale for
FOURTH DAY sHf at ehs
OF 9Th and streets northwestin this city the lease
of all that property situated and being on
acres more less and described according to MOVIE
lams subdivision Of said island. recorded among the
ia an6 Ts9las q MarY the
as follows: Beginning with the northern inter,
section OF Potomac avenue on the river front rum
The North street SEQ es to ST. On
side Of said us feet to the o En the Se eass
In an eastern direction along the river front to the
gether with all the buildings and improvements now
on said reservation with the wharf known as Nc.
Williams wharf and all the water rights and priv-
leges to the same belonging together with aIf the
b1 ldings and improvements thereon erected by the
parties to this suit as partners the being sub
Ject 70 removal at the xpratiOn of the lease.
Said lease runs for term of five years from the first
day of March 1854 at yearly rental of $500, with
expiration Of said term, at yearly rental of $3.50
The lease carries with it the wharf privileged the
conducting an excursion business WIG A'''"o anu
There is good Hotel and Dining Room several Cot
tages and Bath Houses, a splendid Dancing Pavilion
a store ana everything necessary for summer and
excursion resort.
Immediately after the said SALE shall also offer for
and other personal property.
+ The lease can be examined and the fullest informa
ton obtained. at the Office of Newton Berryman
street washington, D. Z.
Terms OF Sale: Cash.
JOHN L. voGT, Trustee,
$1,000. 429 9TH st. NV, Washington, b. C..
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. mhl4 tn thNdbs
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Baltimore Markefs.

BALTIMORE, Md. March 26.-virginia skies
past due coupons ssh new nforties, 37;new threes
OLA North Carolina skies old, l.lO1a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd March 26.-Cotton dull-mid.
ding, liz. Flour active and firm. Wheat-southern
steady; western easier, closing dull; southern red
S0a92; southern amber, 05a97 No. Maryland
Sl12a92; No western winter red, spot, and March
Saa4 bid; April SSaS6a4 May, 9Ol4a9Oss; June, 92a
SZas Corn-southern steady: western easier and dull
mixed NIX spot 49ata49i March. and April 49a. asked
35a3e western white. 31a3S; western mixed, 35a36:
pennsylvania 36a3S. Rye steady, 72a76. Provisions
steady and quiet Sugar-copper refined quiet,
WHISKY steady, 120al .21. Other articles unchanged
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton, IL
64d; Hour, 1s6d.; grain, Id Receipts-four. 2.OS6
DsIreis wheat QUO bushels corn, 20 600 bushels;
oats, 1OOO bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. shipments
corn, 5OOUO bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 26-1O:45 a m.-wheat
nustuatng prices, owing TO the conflicting character
OF foreign news May wheat opened S2lS as result
OF the announcement Of another decline In English
consos, but soon weakened under 0 report that the
British money markets had become rme~. Prices fell
on 10 SOY for May, and have since ralli to 81 4.
Inc other markets have followed In sympaty, but
Wlthln narrower range. May corn il quoted at 42:
6.S7l2.
CHICAGO Ill. March 2e.-Closing prices: Wheat
Marcns 76s; April, 7e7; May, Sla June. s3a.; July.
42as; July, 4sss. oats-MaTch. 81 Apfi 2s; Nay Nay:
3lle Pork-March, .O2Aa; April. Los; May Is;
June, 1925. July, 1881 Lard-March, 6S5; May,
6. 92l.; June, 100; July, 10TH
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a. Qumuor Apour
ssss kRf 90 xwwxEEE"- ssss
sss & 4 zoo Wv 4 81 ssss
II RRR 90 IN :
BBSgB n TIT TIT ZEE ERH ssss
BBs5s 4 ! ! En- 1 / sssss

The QUESTION has probably BEEN asked thousands Of
t tnM1ess, H2w can Browns Iron Bitters cure every
fnngb We'll It doesn't But does cure any disease
e. Ire secognse Iron Is the best agent
fhelo s urn win su6stantiste the assertion that
substance used 70 medicine This shows conclusively
tn c .Tn sckn1wiedged 10 be the most important
rSpmS6EsS1e ret that prior to the discovery Of
i1on , organization had ever been found. BROWNS
acne 81 prodnce other iron medicines
az; 6asOWNS IRON BITTERS cures Indigestion,
a Ba9THness rWsskness Dyspepsia, Malaria, Chis
ana eveTs. Tired Feeling, General Debility. Pain In
me t sade' Sacs q Limbs Headache and Neuralgia-
b BROWNS IRON 9ITTERs, however. does not cure
" minpfe Like all other thorough medicines 1t acts
sowy Wnen taken by the hrst symptom of
benefit e renewed energy The muscles then become
nrner the digestion improves. the bowels are active
n ,oosn the edect Is usually more rapid marked
So9r comes TO the cheeksi nervousness dise
pears: lunctlonal arrangements become regular and
e. nursing mother abundant sustenance IS supplied
OMhr ron medicine that is not Injurious Physicians
-, The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER m2e
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The Manitoba Insurrection.
NO ALARM AT OTTAWA

OTTAWA. ONT, March 26.-The government
he's received no information Of any collision
between the mounted police and Rief. The so
called rebellion is confined to q small district
near Fort Carleton, on the outskirts of the
Prince Albert settlement Riel is reported to
have about 100 followers, forty of them Indians
and the rest half breeds. The Indians have
otherwise taken no part in the disturbance
Riel Is said to have seized a number of white
men and to be holding them captive in the
Roman Catholic church,
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ATHEATER AND A CHURCH BeRNKp.-About
Music hall took fire from a defective gas burner.
In five minutes the entire building was in
flames. The McCaull Opera company was
dressing for "Falka," and had barely time to
escape. The company lose their wardrobes for
the operas Of "Falka,n The Little Duke" and
The Queens Lace Handkerchief" An hour
the rear of Music hall, took fire. and IL was soon
evident the magnificent edifice was doomed
George Smith and Joseph Green assembled the
ladders to assist the iremen. The building
burned rapidly, and the firemen and Smith
hastily LEFT the roof but Green remained behind
and frantically rushed TO the cupola climbing
II In full view OF the spectators. He climbed 10
the lightning-rod, but returned, and needless of
cries OF the nremen, who had q tarpauiin
stretched for him TO jump into made for the
tower, and from IL hung by his hands fully ten
minutes Then he lunged forward and fell
over, he struck on his head, and was instantly
killed. Loss on Music hall, S175, 900; Insurance,
for $4,000.
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Minister washburne's Predieame,

Minister Washburmess Predfeameut.
Mr.. Washburne, when minister at Paris &C
cording to Q story recently published, was the
hero OF an incident Of social misfortune, which
would have driven any ofthe delicate creatures
now swarming after q foreign place to commit
suicide II they had been similarly unfortunate.
Washburne was one evening at Q court dinner
given by Napoleon III. II was the custom n
these dinners, when the empress arose to retire
with the ladies, for the gentlemen to rise from
their seats and step back from the table 90 that
she could pass down the line between them. BY
this all could avoid turning their backs upon
the empress. Washburne had very tender
feet. During the dinner his feet gave him .
good deal Of annoyance. To ease himself he
had quietly slipped on his patent leather
pumps under the table. He was absorbed IA
conversation towards the close OF the dinner.
and was caught unawares when the empress
made the signal for departure. He was sud-
denly obliged TO step back without having time
to put on his pumps: He stood In his stocking
row OF grinning diplomats, who stood at his
right and left, he betrayed none Of the embsr-
rassment he must have felt, and was never
heard to allude to the Incl dent by any one.
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Escaping Through Defective Indict.
mentR.

Utica, N. Y, March 26.-In the q. s. district
aiding and abetting r. Porter Lee, president Ct
the First National bank Of Buffalo, in en-
bezZling its funds. the Indictment was quashed
because it contained no affirma alive allegation
that Lee committed any crime, and that as
Hall was indicted for aiding ard abetting Lee,
the defendant is not charged with a crime,
because his principal is not So charged In the
Indictment. These indictments were drawn
about three years ago by special government
counsel. The statute Of limitations precludes
further indictments,
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.


scHEDuIEIgEFEEcTsgN : a1S DEC 2lsr. 1884
Leave Washington nom station corner of New Jer-
For Chicago, 300 am, and 1910 pm, daily The
300 Am Is fas, Limited Express 70 Plttsburg aud
ne1I morning al 300. No extra fare { Charged On
this train for fast time
PmI. and lo:i0 pm. with Through Coaches and
eanse a6 tass n 70 Is ass RSns T Th0S 70
Cincinnati and 81 Louis arriving In Cincinnati next
eharsd on this tram f ior FAST ne extra if'
f0r Pitsb1rg a 300 an with Psrlor Car and $40
sleeping Cars to Pittsburg. '-
and 1ouo M. ialo rs si5 as minute so ;rs sso
$3.50 40, 4:40, o:4o, 7lo !l5 s;2o IoaSO PM
am; l:2o. l=3O. 4:4O. b:a0. 40. 7:l5 s:25 1890
Tor points on the Shenandoah Valley railroad and
.5Ps 9'ais SOUTH 20 a m ana s is, Rm an daily
For Way Stations Between EN- Washington and B.,L
iiSS and iossS pm. Pr SUNDAYS s:ss am. an. and
B1. aeS iao a yss satSns
and $50 p m daily. 4:40 p m daily, except sunday
m a..iy except sunday for lexington. saanio1 1
r STan ss soS an daily e1SsPs x SUNDAY
Sunday.
Se. a.serssewn s-Oo an daily, except Sunday. and
Trains arrive ffom the Yves. daily. 600 7:2o am,
From snnt angels. $50 am and 1s5o aud SOS pm
Rom Lsiing;on. $50 pm q daily i e1cep. Sunday.
Prom Frederick and fntermediate points, s:25 am
nc o;lo m daily, except sunday.
1 n,1 tsase batnnore for Washington at 5:10 $50
2, ano 1880 am, 12:l5, 1:30, 3, 4, 4:2O, 8,
ESQ isS Ss s6 Sc sa so and s YSsS
pm-
An trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
haRss a. s sas ss am. :nS
Aool ay enue, lAth street, where
orders VIII fe taken for baggage to De checked and
uceiyed n any point in the city
DUNLAP, General Manager Raftjnor>
az C. X LORD. General Passensar Arsas
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
BELONGING To THE ESTATE OF GEORGE
AND REBECCA LOWRY (DECEASED)
By virtue Of certain deeds Of trust of date Au- $50
gust 10. 1884, and now recorded, from the widow III III
OF George Lowry and the heirs of George and Re I'LL
hecca Lowry (deceased) will sell, at public auc-
ton, On MONDAY, APRIL SIXTH, 1855, at FOUR
O'CLOCK 2. NJ, In front of the premises land at the
same hour each subsequent day until all is Sold the
premises DESIGNATED as follows, viz: Dwelling-ho
No. 2l46 pennsylvania avenue Dwelling house 1929
New York avenue, and Store house No 81 It'll street.
washington, d. c., with the lots of ground ached
thereto, beginning sale with No. 2i46 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Terms made known at sale
mh23d&ds WILLIAM L. DUNLOP, Trustee
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JOB. BARNARD, In.
mil 7-eod&dS JNO. A. PRESCOTT fITust
THos. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

TTNHOS. J. FISHER q CO., Auctioneers
CHANcERY SALE OF MOST VALUABLE AND
ING ETY-TWO-AND-A-HALF FEET on
LAFAYETTE SQUARE AND IMPROVED BY
IA NJ p PRICK RWEL Il HOUSE Known
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE BENZ. O3IE
TAYLOE, THE SAME BEING WITHIN a
HALE SQUARE OR BLOCK OF THE PRES
AND THE ARLINGTON HOTEL -
BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia passed on the 9th day s,
Of March, 4. D. 1885 in EQUITY cause, No. g269, s%
Warren and others parties the Undersigned Trus-
sSes Sf pzs n
all of original Lots ten 1O) and eleven (1 in SQUARE
numbered two hundred and twenty-one (22l) IN the
city Of Washington, In the District Of Columh}a with
The consisting a Of sRasiogs
erty has depth Of l46 feet and the north rs
fes has depth of ESP feet On the south east and
partially on the north, the property bounded by
Dwelling In its present condition. for the site or 8
hotel or hrst-class apartment house.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said Decree to witt
four years. with interest om day Of sale until paid
by promissory notes of purchaser secured by refnn
the title until the purcnsss money s paid 60
be made upon the acceptance of any Bid II terrns 81
sale be not complied with in two weeks nom siav ~
sale the Trustees may resell at the risk and cost
public advertisement -
Further information can be had Of the undersened
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee,
wM E EDnoNsros. s Tss: sss :. NV.
VIM rArIoE sNYDEdfss 5 sss g nv.
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MARRIED.

CoE-PRIoG. On "Wednesday, March 26th, 1885,
Al the residence of the BRIDE by Rev. b f. Ball Raw
w. p. c. COE, of the Baltimore conference, II ii
church south, TO ADA b PRIGG, Of Washington, DO
THoMPsoN-GRAY. On March 25. 1885. at the
cas-, by Rev. John Chester. D. D.. OLIVER T.
ington, ID. c. .
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TO THE T E5kNfr WEsf hNB Be s5TFHwrr
DoTBEE TRAcK sPtIHpIP sGESEHY
SHELL f IA FFrEeT Mach i5Ta 1855
Trains leave Washington. nom station, corner of
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
of Palace Sleeping Cars at $40 daily Fast Line
Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati. led
aS Car With i9 ST. e9a DAILY a Altoona ao
Western Express .:40 p m daily, with Palace Cars
iooG p m daily for PittsbarE and the West with
fflafs Flsf8BRRE CA Sfso5R55fa GO
For Erie. Canandaigra, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara,
Washington to Rochester.
fsr M aaiIn P9cept s1ntiav Ao hi''A' a. ''s'
For New York and the East, 715, $50 and HOO
Sunday. 400. 1000 p m and i2:l5 night Limited
Express of Pullman Parlor Cars. $40 a. IN. daily,
For Boston without change, 200 pm every week
day; on sunday; 400 pm
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afford
ing direct transfer e Fglto1 street avoiding dou-
For Philadelphia, 1:lo. $50, and 100 q: m, 200
400 500 500 1000 p anu and i3 nn Night TN Limited
e E1P5sss $40 m daily except s sunday 4
: sss rs 1875 o. md sI5S am
For Pope's Creek Line, 1:15 am and $40 pm.
For Annapolis 6:85 am 1905 and 4:25 pm daily,
except sunday. On sunday, 400 pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Aiexandria 500 700 s:25. 11O1 and 11:35 a.
M, 200. 426, 4:45: 6DI, 500 and 1I:37 p. N. On
Sunday at 600. 9:25. l1.O1 am, sos pm.
For Richmond and the South, 600 and ll.01 am.
daily, and AS pm. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, sos, 500
1000, 1910 am; leo. 3705 1928, $40, 7O5, and
II:35 pm. and 12:l0 midnight except Monday.
On Sunday al 500 and 1910 am: 1.U5 and IL :35
Pm, and 12:10 night
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue. and at
the station, where orders De left for the checking
of baggage TO designation from hotels and residences
CHAS. L PCGH. j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger agent.
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EXAGGERATED REPORTS FROM Morraoxxp

EXAGGERATED REPORTS FROM MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, Mp.-The mortality reported in Gath
which has appeared there resembling dipS.
liberia, proves TO be not 80 great as has been
stated. Out Of the eighteen deaths reported.
there have been but eight since last fall and
those not confined TO children alone. Two have
died Of old age. Two children died suddenly
One physician says the disease is not contaci.
Gus. The malady Is not confined TO this yicin.
ity alone, but extends pretty well over the
country. It is gradually growing less,
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District 0overnment AmAirs.

WHAT "HEREAFTFR" MEANS.
In response to the letter OF the Commissioners
yesterday asking for the proper construction OF
the word hereafter as used in the District APP
preparation bin for the year ending June so,
1856, First Controller Durham says IL means
ITO take effect from the date Of the passage Of
the act"
WARRANTS FOR DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
MEN.
Several warrants were sworn out today at
the Instance of the District Commissioners
against delinquent real estate dealers and more
viii be issued tomorrow.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Charles Gessford,
erect four small dwellings, corner South Caro-
una ana Kentucky avenues; 500. A. Father,
repair brick, 1922 9Th street northeast; $3.50.
l. solomon, repair brick, 1916 9Th street north
west; $500. A. Woods, repair frames, 1880 and
1882 boundary street northwest; $50. J. r.
Sherwood, repair frame, on Queens Chapel
Road, county; $500.
MISCELLANY.
a. the total mortality for the week ending the
list Instant, was 103. OF the decedents 50
were white and a. colored. There were 80 mar
risges and 81 births eported.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SAND.

T0RoPOsALs FOR SAND.
Proposals are for essh e. 81 sh.
new Pension Building eighteen hundred 500 cubic
"a q. tss ce mi Noo Ssno Ri T 6
1850 when they will be opened II presence Of bidders
sails, which should be addressed % the undsrsgned
mh26.2s,31 Supervising Engineer and Architect
y. WAsHISsIoN, b. C., March as 1885.
AND RI viii be received at this once until noon,
a o.
any expense to the Government, and subject to the
BUR asResfn sad fGsasas
Class cPine Wood IGmbes Coke and sand al each
schedDles and blank forms Tor bids to be had a. this
on S At NS
fSmanse the s eompeensy OF the 2 be
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids and to
"nEs Sssc Pay Director Nary Fax Agent
A EcHIrEcrs OFFICE T. Ws sARIaSas D. c.
sasd for iIo9
II o'clock m. on WEDNESDAY April /. 1855. where
plans and specifications for this work can now be
BY order Of Joint Committee on Library.
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE War AND
navy DEPARrMENTs,
SEALED PRoPosAEs for furnishing Sh so deliSesins
snd and si1 oS
Of the nes E Stale AND AND
ent IN g ass q
speccaons general nsruetons to bidders and
U % T c ss % 70 ea
THos. LINcoLS CASEY,
mh23,24,o5, 2s&sp2O,2i-st
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TelexHanhic Rrfnfs

The jury in the case of ex-Chamberlain
Church, of Troy, N. Y, accused of stealing city
funds tailed to agree and were discharged to-
day. Nine of the jurors were for acQuittal and
three AOr conviction.
Fire at Bethlehem, Pa, destroyed the foundry
racing factory and several frame sheds, one Of
them being IS feet long,
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NOT WELL RECEIVED N MKxIco.-A dfs.
patch nom the City Of MEXICO says The an
pointment OF Gen. Jackson a. minister to Mex.
leo y not received with much enthusiasm 6y
the American colony or mercantile houses hav.
Ing close relations with the United States. II
was hoped that President Cleveland would Send
the progressive afAtrs Of commerce In both
countries thar. Gen. JaekDon u aaid to b.
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Caueus TO-aay-The Butler Butldims
to be Given Up. and Other Expense
Cut ORA Lively Debate.
In the republican caucus to-day the discus
sion Of the Sherman resolution to rescind the
authority to appoint recess clerks was resumed
The debate grew very animated. and occasion.
ally almost pc sonal. No action was taken,
however, and the caucus will meet again to
morrow TO further continue the debate.
The caucus virtually decided 20 begin o thor
ough system OF retrenchment. Another meet
ing viii be held Saturday, when steps
looking to reduction OF the mum.
Der OF officers and employees will be
taken. The Butler building is to be surrendered
at the end OF the first year, and some Of the
present committees are 70 be abolished. All
next winter, but 90 much as can be
done in the way OF retrenchment will be
carried out at once, and committees will be ap-
pointed to make other reductions. II has been
found that over 800 persons are on the Senate
rolls, drawing annually In the aggregate about
$S6O.OOO
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1TUyCp0,
429 9TH st. NV, Washington, i
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. mhI4.s,tu. I'll
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING AND STORE
On SEVENTH STREET, NEAR BOUNDARY
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded In go
lAlDer 961 folio Alb ct seq, of the Land Re
cords OF the District of Columbia will SELL on E!
THURSDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF APRIT. "
d. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the
premises all that certain piece parcel land known
and designated the southeast part OF Lot numbered
thlrty-elght (3S), in Halves subdivision of Mount
Pleasant, as per plat recorded In Liber J. A s. No
229. folio 81 one Of the Land Records of county OF
Washington, District of Columbia beginning for Said
part of said Lot numbered thrty-efght (38) at its
southeast corner thence norhery along the eastern
boundary twenty and 2OlOO go 2O-lOO feet: thence
westerly at right angles with said eastern boundary
one hundred and thirteen and 33-lOO Ola 33lOO)
feet to fifteen foot alley thence southerly parallel to
eastern boundary twenty and 2O1OO GO 2OlOO) feet
thence eastery along southern boundary of said Lot
81 one hundred and thirteen and 49, loo (113 33lOO
feet to the place of beginning together with all the
easements. Entertainments and appurtenances to the
same belonging or In any wise appertainng
Terms: Onethird cash: balance In equal fnstalmepts
al one and two notes to bear interest and to he
secured by deed Of trust on premises sold cash
at option of purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
seven days, otherwise Trustees right to re-
sell at risk and cost of the deauling purchaser after
five days public notice of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington D. C. A deposit of
500 required at SALE Conveyancing, &C. at cost Of
purchaser.
mh17eodeds jS S6: sAA <. FsEso6rr. Trustee.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SrE1NwAY P1Asos.
The Best in the World Together with a large as
Sorment Of other Pianos constantly on hand at the
Music Store Of EDWARD F. DROOP
Partner Of the late w. e. METZEROTT d. CO,
925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler Grove
steen. Wheelock, Marshall, Wendell and other P-
amos mh2O
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4 ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Company pier No. ~ North River, foot of Morton
street, New York.
St Laurent, de Jousselin, Wednesday, April l. a. M
Amerique, Santelli, "Wednesday, April 8, IL am .
81 German Trauo. Wednesday, April is, 8 am,
Canada, de kersabiec. Wednesday, April %, IL am
Banque Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE Be
IAN, Agent, No. g. Bowling Green, New York.
Messrs. BELL & CO Agents for the District Of Co
lumbia, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue
MA Washington d. c.
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STEAMERS.

~ q r D LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIN
TIED. BETWEEN NV YORK AND LIVER
TOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40, n R. NEW YORK.
BorHNIA...-.W April ErRuRIA new Sa. Ap %
AUKANLA..-.-.. Sat, April OREsoN... Wed, APP 90
CMBRIA--.....Sat.. April IL AURANIA Sat, Nav 2
SER =, sat April 1S uARRIA. Sat, May 8
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Ing TO accommodations
Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of Eu-
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
FOR Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company g
once. No 4, Bowling Green, or both steeraRe and
Satln to OTIS BIGELOW & CO., sos eth street,
Washington, d. c.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., New York
MesSrs OTIS BIGELOW & Co.
mh26 sos eth street. WashfnQfon