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An ASSIGNMENT ny C. NJ. TowsoN.-A paper
executed last saturday by C. NJ. Towson, the WELL
known dry goods merchant 636 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. making an assignment TO Il. B. Hay was
placed on record az the court house to-day Mr.
Towson represents In the paper that being indebted
In considerable sums or money. having become IN
able TO discharge his debts with punctuality, In
full. and being DESTROYS or making fair and eQu-
table distribution OF his property among his cred-
tors, he assigns all his property In the District
comprising all the merchandise and effects In his
store, b36 Pennsylvania avenue. and all his bonds,
notes, accounts, &C., to Mr. +. b. Hay. The only
claims preferred In the assignment are for sums
due clerks In the establishment for their services
as follows: J. Keith Edmunds, one claim for $40,
and another for 500; Thos. A Garner. s70 Levy X.
Donaytn, SIS: C. Brooke Craig, $50; Edward Rittue,
simpson. Sis. Mr.. Towson has been In busineas
here for more than eight years. has many friends
who viii regret his embarrassment, which IL rs be.
lieved Will be only temporary, he is man of
energy, and has the confidence OF the community.
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THE INAUGURATION.
Opening OF the Office Of Public Com,
fOrt-NOtes from 1aeadquarters.

Opening OF the Office Of Public Com.
fOrt-NOtes from Headquarters.
The bad weather and bad walking made things
little dull at the Inauguration headquarters 10.
day. AS usual, good many letters were received
making applications OF various kinds. The chief
event Of the day was the opening OF the ONCE o.
public comfort which will occupy the two rooms on
the first floor OF the building. Major l. p. Wright
chairman OF the committee, and Mr. Swartz, clerk oil
the committee, were present to-day, and will be
present every day. book has been opened fol
registering the names OF persons having rooms to
rent. Already number OF entries have been made
Major Wright said to-day that his opinion was that
the visitors TO the city would outnumber those here
the off1ce except some OF those not well known Il
the general public. He thought many persons from
the south could be accommodated In Alexandria
SUGGESTION.
The following suggestion has been recorded In
the suggestion book: "To protect the procession
from the populace, have each armed body throw
out, at - PAGES to its right and left, and having
at PAGES interval, its own discreet .fankers'
farms at WILD, and each unarmed body lanked
similarly with designated marching guards, such
1ankers connecting at head and rear or the col
with the usual police plat0ons 30 as to wholly
enveiop the parade with its own self-protective
moving Gordon"
coLoRKD ORGANIZATIONS COMING.
Among the colored organizations who are ex-
pected here to assist In the Inauguration are the
Baltimore rides and the Monumental guards, both
OF Baltimore the Gray Invincibles OF Philadelphia,
and the Seaboard Elliot Grays and Langston
guards, OF Norfolk, Va. all OF whom Will be the
guests OF the Capital City guards (Cos. and b. Of
this City.
INAUGURATION NOTES
The four regiments composing the Virginia State
militia, and commanded by Gen. Firzhugh Lee, WILL
probably take part in the inaugural parade.
Nj. J. A. Baker, chairman Of the committee on
Illumination, Is In favor OF lighting the ball room
with electricity, ana furnish IL also with brack-
eta with OH lamps 70 be used In case OF accident to
the electric lighting apparatus
Col WIN. g. Moore, chairman OF the committee
military orgAnizatlons thinks the only feasible
way OF Keeping the avenue clear for the PROCESSION
u to stretch ropeA
The sixty surviving members OF the old Presidents
Mounted Guards have decided to re-organize, and
take part In the approaching ceremonies.
At the meeting OF the executive committee, Sat
turday night, 1t was announced that the Metropol.
tan railroad company would extend its tracks from
the corner OF 5th and F streets to the Pension
building for use on the night OF the bali
meeting has been called for next Wednesday
evening. at Carroll Institute hall 500 street n W.,
for the purpose Of devising means for the proper
reception OF LaCompagnie des Grenadlers Rocham.
beau, OF New York, who are expected 10 attend the
Inauguration ceremonies on the 4th OF March.
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DIED,

MD S, ear: and ssG, nsSsSs
:. Funeral ct Manassas. Va. on "Wednesday. J.nuss.y
CAMMAcK On. January sth. 1886 at seven o'cioc
g. m. ALLIE NJ. beloved wife OF John Cammack- sge
Funeral from her late residence seventh.-treet rosd
invited s bs
e enh ws ansys aeo No.
. he sss severe EAU s6Is SI:l &. s,
eighth year. '''''
Farewell, our dear beloved one.
III, Thy y. ssin TED spirit now has :. a.d ed,
IhS1 n .st nsPss.sS WIN me dead.
e, Whose 81 life a & God wa: s1ss s..
~ BIZ Hn sOnnowne wua
tue asa sh
gfNE dsnshter q the late Judge william CASTOR. Of
fsa = s'
ns s & Assss Church January A
q fShiEHE'i zAS s;Hs.FS q &. 's
Funeral viii take place from his late res,dencs. IS
ss'' and issHa: 1a:s ssn
>, sENTEE O. Sunday. ssnnsry : ,sss. Z. ::,s 3
mother q Mrs W A McAdsm Of Nj fisssant, Iowa
Funeral to- morrow Tuesday, - O'Clock. from her
late residence No 2026 street northwest ALBANY,
n. T., papers please copyl
sTEuART. On sunday. January Che sth. lsss e %
II NJ eTEUAkT. aeed 6fty.fouE
Funeral tomorrow toth inst) as 2so O'Clock iron et
reter's church
WOODWARD. On the morning Of January sth. 1856
FRANCIS NJ. son OF Charles J. and PriscalA WOOD
The Lord has taken away our son
To realms OF immortal rsEt
fss stm Nv We s ssy: -Thy will 3 dcns"
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1909 Twcnfy.
sixth street. "Wednesday, the 7fh instant O'Clock
krandB end roat1v0 reapscofully invtssd b ofsand
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Mr.. Randall Very Happy.
HE RETURNS FRoN ms SOUTHERN TRIP Afr O

NATURE AND ENTHUsiAsM
Representative Randall returned from the south
this morning and occupied his seat when the Houss
was called 10 order He Is looking remarkably well
and sswas all good nature. my trip has been
glorious he said TO THE STAR man. "Nothine
could be more delightful than my reception. They
are grand people, and the mineral wealth and
progressive feeling Ia the sections I visited Is
something remarkable. lcant express my delight
with my visit"
MT. Randall said the southern people were not
much interested IN political discussion except 80
Tar as IL affected the development OF their indus
tries They are OF course delighted with the presl-
Dental Result lie did not care TO talk about The
SpeakerShin question
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This morning In the Criminal Court Judge wylie
discharged the jury until to-morrow-Mr. Taggart,
assistant district attorney. being indisposed, and
the district attorney engaged N preparing Tor tra
the alleged Moore fraud cases, which WILL be called
tomorrow.
In the Court IN General Term to-day Neil
Dumont, OF Michigan, and James X Cook, OF North
Carolina, on motion OF T. II. n. Mcpherson; and
James II. Smith and Frank II. White, on report u
the examining committee, were admitted TO the
bar.
Last night between II ana IL O'Clock Mike cava-
nAnGh, a inmate Of the Insane aaylum, escaped.
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STEAMERS.
w v A X ID LIN Il

CuSAkD LIN E.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CgNARD sTEAMsHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER ~. n. T.. NEW lDRk-
0oTHN1A We'd. Jan !. SCYT Wed. Feb. T.
GAlLIA. Wed, Jan IA -ERvIA. We'd Feb IL.
ORx0os. Wei. Jan. 81 tCiAI.IIA We'd Feb IS.
RAvoxxA Wed. Jan. Is BoTHsIA..... We'd, Fen %.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY PROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-s60. $50 and 500, according
to accommodations
steer,se very steerage tickets from
pOol and and all other parts Of Europe a.
lowest rstas
Ihrough bills Of laden gwen for Belfast Glasgow,
Esyre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For frsight and pssssEe apply at the Gonna ys2fce,
Ne 4. BOWLING Green or both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGkLOW 4 co. Cos 9TH st, Washington. d. u.
0rto Messrs OTIS BI4ELOw X co.
,al Cos Tth street. Washington
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRE
Compsnys pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
ST Laurent de Jousseln. Wednesday Jan T. 10 a.
AInerique. Santelli Wednesday, Jan. H. p. IN
St Germain Traub. y Wednesday, Jan 81. a
Checks payable ON sight, IN amounts suit on ths
Banoue TransatlantiQue OF Puris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Ascent. No. G. Bowling Green. New York.
q. w, MOSS. 225 Pennsy lvania avenue:
j. W. BOTELER i son. 923PennsylvarIia avenue
d3l Agents tor Washington. ID. o.
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MEDICAL. DC.

FAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS., 9O6 B
street southwest appeared before made oath
that he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in
tn city and will guarantee cure iu all of
real disease and furnish Medicine. charge; the
- or fur shet Medicine free Consultation and advice
free at any hour during the day. Subscribed and
10 before me by Dr., BROTHERS, April I'd, 1884
ja5lm' SAMUEL II. WALKER, Notary Public
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE OR
w two of DR. BROTHERS Invigorating Cordial
y III cure any Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
hi4iiy and Impotency 1t iinparts yor to the whole
SYSTEM goo street southwest. d4-lms
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTtD THAT
M Ladies Physician in this city Laes you
tdently consult DR. BROTHERS, 500 street south
west Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar
to ladies' married or single All xusr ,ies and
nan troubles successfully treated. eH- Board. with
good accommodations and kind efficient nurses fur.
nished To those who desire to stay few days in
the city under his treatment ia lms
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The Contests NJ ALBANY.
STIRRING UP OPPOSITION TO EvARTs-nR nj
REPoRTs THAT ARTHURs FRIENDS sAY M q

STIRRING UP OPPOSITION TO EvARTs-MR HncocE
REPORTS THAT ARTHURs FRIENDS bAY IN q Eor a
CANDIDATE FOR The sESAroRsHrP.
gentleman who has seen the Evarts letter IN
reply TO Folger's request for the ex-Secretary's
support during the gubernatorial contest OF iss2
says lt stated that public sentiment In New FORK
state, In his Evarts, Judgment, demanded q sharp
rebuSe 10 the administration In view OF this he
could not his way clear to take the stump even
for so old ana valued friend AZ secretary folger
Evarts antagonists contrast tins letter with that
recently written 70 the public declaring his candi-
dacy for the United states senatorshp in which he
declares that he has always been a loyal republi-
can, and claims the nomination on those grounds.
Congressman hiscock, fresh from Albany this
morning, says the Senatorial struggle IL In abey-
ance until the speakership contest Is settled sAs
TO the speakership.n he says at is so close that
both parties are claiming it with equal confidence,
and there is no telling what the outcome Will be-
Mr. Arthurs friends say that he Is irrevocably out
OF the field, and Will under no circumstances enter
the contest and II Erwin should be beaten for the
speakerslp Morton will be also out OF the Tight
The Arthur men are said 70 be incen sed at Nor
tons entering the fight, and, as Arthur retires.
they Will probably make any combination TO beat
him. Evarts chances are thought TO be materially
Injured by the appearance OF his Folger letter. ana
the field seems 10 open up TO Hscock or some other
manufactured candidate
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BY virtue Of order of the Supreme Court OF the
Dctrist of Columbia. holding Orphan IS Court will
Gallery. No. 1225 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Washington City, d. c., Oil paintings. watercolor-
drawings engravings, etchings. photoxravures, mir
rors ases ETC. Many of the paintings and engravings
are Old and valuable among which are number OF
landscapes artists studies from the nude also por-
traits of William II. Harrison, Don Miguel, King Of
Portugal Hons. John Sherman, Carl Schurz Alexander
III Stephens Mrs -, b Hayes, Mrs John Drew Mrs.
periods Croquet China and old Philadelphia China.
The sale viii lnmcnce on MONDAY. the TWELFTH
O'CLOCK p M.and will continue every afternoon aud
evening. at the same hours and place until all shall
have been sold
And on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
will also sell az said Art Gallery the unexprsd
lease of said Art Gallery. rental 800 mcnh-lease
expires lst August. lSS6-and also showcases tables
portfolios. work benches. tools. irons stoves, old
frames aud materials belonging to frst-class art
store and also one mare, carria,e harness. business
wagon sleigh runners &C. all belonging the estate
of late Henry n Barlow. the wellkuown art connois
doUldtS Administrator
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|" The following promotions have been MADE 10 the
Genera! Land ONCE: Jas j. Barnes. Mich. :ro:u
1900 to 81 $780, Alfred Holmead, D. c.. from 9: 40
to q 600 Michael McNulty, D. O., from q 200 10
81 400. Mrs. Sallie T. Dunlap. Ala. and Mrs Eva
g. Eastwood D. c., from 81 900 to 81 200 Mss joss
from $500 to 8 900
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A Steamer Sunk Near Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, January 5.-Thc steamer Acco-
mack, Of the Ola Dominion line, came into collision
with the steamer Luray, OF the same line this
The Luray was going down the river TO Newport
News, with passengers for the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and the Accomack was coming to
Norfolk, with passengers and freight from Smith.
field. No one was hurt. fog prevailed at the
time OF the collision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-05

SECRETARY TElira left o. Saturday night Tor
Colorado where the contest Tor the senHtcrship u
drawing to o close
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ApYoNrgp.-F. A. Barbour. OF NO., has been ap.
POINTED to 81 900 place 10 the third assistants Of
ice, Pcs. ONCE department
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JupGs JOHNSON TEsrIYrks RraARpISe MS an
rIoNs Win TIE AcopsEp.


rIoNs WITH THE ACCUSED.
In the SWAIN court-martial this morning Judge
j. j. johnson. the attorney who brought SUIT
against Bateman Co on the "due bin on behalf
OF Bright, Humphrey Co. testified that Gen
Swain did not want 10 bring the suit In his own
name because OF his position In the army. He said
as TO the memorandum on the nose--.'ten per cent
and six per cent interest"-that Gen. swain
told him that that represented an arrangement
REGARDING certain interest ana pr0flts which he
(swAIfD WAS 10 have had on the original loan
oil 5000 TO Mr. J. Stanley Brown In making the
declaration in the suit he had lert OF the copy 81
the 'due-bill, appended 10 that declaration, the
memorandum 10 per cent and per cent Interest "
Gen SWAIN told him that the 5000 represented
Dy the "due-oll' was special deposit, separate
and distinct from the deposit with Bateman & Co,
which was 10 have been drawn upon Tor stock
transactions. Witness admitted that he under
stood that the bringing OF suit In Bright, Humph-
rey a Co.'S name Was a mere pretext, adopted be-
the suit
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following directors to-day: NJ. q. Emery. w. T.
Chandler. y. ordway, II. kilbourn, r. B. CLARK.
E. Tinker. Samue. Norment, John Cassels JAS
ford vice j. II. Ella deceased, Geo. w. Casilear
During the year the bonded indebtedness has been
decreased 5000 There were two dividends de-
clared OF 90 cents o share.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ands p M prices
OF the New YOrs Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 339 18th street:
Name 0. 2:a5I Name 1 q 2:45
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TEE COURT OF CLAIMS reassemcled to-day, ana
arranged the docket for the month.
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SALE OF STOCKS.

Ty'RUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCKS.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed i'll equity No 1892
Will sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY. JANU-
AIRY SEVEN1H 1885. 1t ONE. O'CLOCK p NJ, at the
rooms of Duncanson Bros auctioneers, southeast
nrr OF 9Th and streets northwest,
80 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
POST COMBINATION SEEMING MACHINE
COMPANY.
Terms cash. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY Trustee,
-- 4oG Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. d3l -drd
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STREEKS-MASTIN. At Rockville. Ma, November
25th, 1854, WIN. ALFRED sTkEtKs. 81 Md, 20 JULIA
T. MAST1N, of Washington. The marriage ceremony
Performed at the residence VI the Rev Z B. Pretty
man, the ,fsiciating clergyman.
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TIE B. r. railroad company has at work on c
street force Of men laying track between 7th
and Sth streets southwest which work was sought
last
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nR- LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies Physician in the city, be
Ctsted daliy 80 Missouri avenue, frst street south
az Fennsylvania avenue. between Sd and AZ All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
t1CInpt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential separate tor ladies Oice
LOGrs-ll 10 AMI d to D y In. dl-luss
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SpEo1AL Nor1os

SpEo1A1 Nor1ox
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FTRsr.CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION To THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL.
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON WHICH
! CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WEIL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI.
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. wYvILL. ExcLustvx Aoxxr.
apps No. 4S2 PA AVE-. NEAR ~ STREEr.
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John SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Agents,
- 9g7 r street northwest

UHN SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Agents,
- 927 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING. SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FIRST
AND MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of deed of trust dated Septem- -,
corded in Lber No Oh folio 439 ct seq of the land
records of the District OF Columbia and the request
of parties secured thereby. will sell. at pi bic
auction. i'll front OF the prem on THURSDAY the
EIGHTH DAY (sth) OF JANU Try, A. d. 1885, at FOUR
O'CLOCK. M. lot numbered 180 in square six hundred
and seventy FIVE with the improvements thereon In
the City of Washington and District of Columbia
Terms Of sale Onethrd cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen mon tbs the notes given for the deferred
pay ;nents he the property sold at per
cent until paid deposit Of S100 required at
:he time of sale Terms he complied with in seven
days All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
WILL A COULTEIs,l r,,,,,o.,
Ii. G. AILEMAN, J AFus'ees.
THOS BOWLING, Auct, d29-eoSds
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RETROTRED.
MAN RED.

HrLIER-oPPENHEIMBR Mr. LOUIS HELLER
OF New York city, to Miss MATILDA oPPENeEIMER.
of Washington. ID. c. No cards.
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AN NvrsrreATios ORDERED.
Special Dispatch 90 TIE rvFxrxa sraR

Special Dispatch 90 TIE EvrSrxe srsR
ANNAPOLIS. MD, January a-four correspond
ent saw superintendent Ramsay to-day IN regard
TO the reported stealing among the cadets He SAYS
cadet OF the Sth class was found wearing another
cadets coat, the coat having the latters name on
II IN two places In bis letters and attempt At de-
facing them being made, The cadet explains
matters by saying that he found the Goat In
other man had his. There Is absolutely nothing 20
Show That he Intended TO steal, and his explsna-
uon, unless proven 20 he false. Will be accepted
The report that three cadets are undergoing tnyes
ugation Is incorrect Petty thets o, money, CLOTH
ing. &c, has been going on for some time and Cap
tain Ramsay has ordered a board 10 investigate
them. No report has vet been made by the hoard
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NHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE TWO STORY AND
MANsARD PRICK DWELLING. CONTAINING
s EHN ,S3NyE Sr KNOWN AS no 1881 8
VIII aud testament Of Matte Lathrop deceased II
" I'll 81 the .asGf II S 4 "a 81
iY, a D.. 1885,, at FOUR OcLoIK P. N, lot num-
Of square numbered two hundred and COD with
the improvements thereon tn the city of Washington,
to 20 foot alley and the improvements are In good
condition.
Terms Of aalss one-third cash, of which sloO must
Dc psid ct time Of s.is and the halauoe n equal
cash. = the purchaser may prefer The deferred pay
nc1s % be secured BY deed OF trust the properly
CHASER terms Of sale are not complied with in seven
days. the property viii be rssold q The cost aud rsk q
tbs Ppfc1Aook. HENRY n. BAKER
ta2.a0 4xo00tug AA0 1Eu6toa
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WALTER b. wILLIAMs,& CO.. Auctioneers

SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS. WASHlNQTON, D, G.
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SEVENTH, 1885 at
TEN O'CLOCK NJ, we shall sell at public auction
large quant OF condemned articles. such Cartridge
Boxes, Muskes SlinTs, BayoIet Scabbatds, swords
Waist Belts knar-acks, Haversacks txnteens, Old
Iron. Brass. Trumpcts. Drums Crescents and Strsps
Old Hose. swords frogs. etc u etc.
Terms cash at time of sale.
by order of the Quartermaster.
did WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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Il ~ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
OOCBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

a.
rams leave Washinston from station Of 9th
Tor Pittsburx and the west Chicago Limited Express
6ffaace Sleeping cars at 40 m daily; Fast Line.
-. a m daily to Cncinna att and st Louis with Sleep
Carte ST Louis ealy. except Saturday, TO Chicago.
press 40 p m daily With Palace Cars to Pittsbur.
Aiso connects daily for Chicago. with sleeping Car
for I1ttsburg the West with Palace Sleeping Car
Bali MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Irie CanandaiTua, Rochester. buffalo. NisTara
Iooo y m oailIs except Saturday. with Palace Cars
For Wiiianisport. Haven and El1nlra at a4oa m
daily except sunday
For New lork ana the East It's, $780, 100 a H.
2c0 400 1000 ana IL Is n On Sunday. 400
isoS and il9 9o m Limited h1prsss OF Pullman
For Boston without change y every weekday
- or SUNDAY. 400 ? m
Ter Brookyn, all through trains connect at Jer-
sey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. afording
rect tr.ns:eT To fulton street. avoiding double ierras
Is6 IhiladelPhia. Is 30 and IL 200 400 eco,
llI5 IN. Limited ExIryss. $40 a III daily except
200. 4uo 425 10. 500. 40. l000 AMI IL Is p NJ
On SUNDAY. 40. Hoo a. m. 40o. 6Oo. 40 1000 and
For Iopes Creek Line. 6.a5a- and z4Op. m daily.
For ShPns 1eiI1 4 as m - o. and Al m daily
ALL&aNDEiA AND FREDERIcKsBURG RAILWAY.
hNp ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON RAIL
For Ale1sndria. G. O. 100 925. Il Oh and 1Iss a H..
st6pO 925. no. a III. = 05 q
For Richmond AID the South eco and I1.0l daily
Trains leave exandr for Nashingon. 605 $50 10 co.
lOl0s m 90. 3O5. ga do. 506 and lO4D z. IN,
60, and l0i T. IL s05 All 1910 i. III. AND III
Tck1ts and information at the Office nor.ho ast corner
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