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RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
L., u Schedule IN efec, Jnne 20. 1870.
AsA'e washington from station corner New jersey
Tor GhicsSo aad Northwest. Vesti6uled Limited az.
For cenns1 St LOUIS and y ind,anapO,,. e,Dr.,,
foT tlItsburr and Cleveland express daily e:3o
fe td Le1ision and points in ;as Shenandoah Valley
tor Winchester aud way stations. .5:3op.m
80 e ~ - in.iIirs $50. 0:5o III 10. !. 90
SsI5 - & 30 ii 30. g al5 go.
300 1850 and H. 10 9i I'm 0;So mo 40 ssh
:fG 80: 30 j $50 S,r Sm g%oo - mnnie -
hiihu.s' 600 C:l3 o.2G { 80. s}J i0.3G
ior Way Stations between Washington and Isala.
more, ";VO' 900. $50 am. l2IO,3:.5 So so
DO M IN; Snlday > 80 am. 90 go. 4 So
rams leave Baltimore for Washington week Gays.
lO:2O ana lU:: am is:So. IL a., 10 10 so
9V' 90 4 -. 500, G:Uu 6:.u . 90. 10 20
80, 'I 500 SD: uo i TO- Pm los. S'sa aS
$50 $50 so. il: i0 o. ,ns 3iHo; 80 100
FOR Aahsoiis. 81 ANA SO M l.. ia. and 80
siis o.: So. , Il i o. $50 r la'S sa ansi
o t,r : S M > go lin.
;;, SV M, ~ Pm tor Principal ouly.
~ ~ y ILL II, \ 30 a. d - 30 r-u..
for 1s;tAetsbur- and .EIrrIn,,IaIe FONTS 90 90
tiV0o' 90 an IA 90. $500. OBJ. 19:il
fGr BeyG's ana intermediate stations, - oopm.
Nh"tCh uall leaves Washington On SUNDAY at 1: -
l. sloiiltE - al stations Metrolulitsu Branch
-tSL q, otIlch. ~. 90, $3.50 aD:..u III 80 L.
ii:lI rs So, - 80 D. M
5Hf hasefstoSE. tao 40 an. ami IS BONN
ItiI!s AillNe from Chicago daily a. a N, AMI
rlo I'm ifoh Cincinnati and 81 LOUIS daily 8. 30
PIN daily. " -''-'' "-'0
AEM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
,'S" loTk, Trenton, AewarA. W , and Elizabeth
49, 49, o:VO, .UU, 'l.:UU AIN. -s.5O
, ~ aha 'lO;5o pm. buffe; lhrIor Cars u. All
20. 20 H1is. SeeIinS Ca' 10 80 ~ n OIru
or flniadel hia o. rs co. 10 90 .la 90 noon
co, 7;.'U O:i0 and 1850 I.m -. :
.ic:C% 1t ~;ov Loon. ZOO II: 5U. 'u:f6 e}sd
Tor Intermediate points between Baltimore ami
PA '' ~'0' -"
Trans leave New York for Washington. .a.ou
Iight. WV f-N1' NnA A-'AS
-, Trains leave Philadelphia fo- Washington. Ia
- 80 Al DO a.Iu- II az. 'f.5l. - 81
or Boston '2.50 pm, with Pullman Buffet s,eer.
ms cai ful.hns through 10 Boston without change
VA lo1eAeei sic bridge, landing lassongrrs IS ana
For Atlantic City, :O5 and 10 am, 100 noon
IExcept SUNDAY. 'Dsily sSunday only
BagsaEe called cleck eQ irln hut.ls and -as,
cences u Union transfer Company on orders left al
%ket ofnceS, Ol9 and 1901 Peul. ave ana al ueIo;
J. I. ODELL G,u MhlIayer . ~S'' NJ ~,
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s13-dSds
NHOMAS BOWLING, Auc,Ioneer.
1kuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IA GEOkGrTOWN, d. Q, IMPkOVED BY
HOUSE No. .iU... On i STREET SORTHWr.S

-. q, IMPROVED BY
HOUSE No. BOZ: On STREET NOKTHW EST.
By virtue Of u deed OF trust duly recorded among
The and records Of the District Of Columbia Lbor
ten request OF the parry secured thereby, the under
slyneu VIII, as Trustee. THURSDAY THE ElGH-
IEENlH DAY OF SEPTEMBEK. AID 1890, AT
FIN' O'CLOCK PM, III front of tie premises. sell
al lublIc auction the highest bidder the follow
ing described real estate Parts o Lots numbered 90
said District If Columbia, beginning the ZANE
the northwest corner OF o. foot alley, sold and
conveyed Dy Elchard Smith 10 stephen Cassin, the
same being u ONT at the south side OF West
tor ~ street 90 II feet side
Washington Cor 30i) street and running thence
TO the dlvldiuG line between the house on the real
estate hereby described and the house aud
lu)acen thereto. and lately belonging the late
A. MaKruder. aud thence south by and with said
dividing line and Parallel with Washington leo
ieet; thence east and parallel with vest street feet
and thence 20 feet with the line said alley
the b ginning with the improvements rights and APP
purttnanCes to the same belonging.
Sald roa estate being lnprUN ed by fine threc-story
brick DWELLING. No. 3Ol2 streeI northwest.
Terms CT sale: Oncih.rt. OF the purchase money IN
years after date. which deferred payments the
purchasers notes shall lie glven bearing date
with the day OF sale, with interest at q per centun
per 1nhum, payable stInl-annually from date
be duly secured the premises sold All Conveyance
ing and recording be At the of the pure
the terms of sale be not Complied with Il % days
after the day OF sale resale Will lie had at the risk and
cost OF the dcfauitIng purchaser after five days notice
III The Evening Star newsiale
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
so-d&ds l2uS 3lst ST. Il. W.. or 1li 18th ST. NV.
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South Carolina Republican Convention.
After hard fight in the state executive COM
mitteo E. NJ. Prayton, as state chairman, was
instructed to call the South Carolina republi-
can convention to order yesterday. The con-
vention mot at 9:25 pm, with Prayton in the
chair. Then struggle for the temporary
craftsmanship began. The Websterites and
Millerites dropped Webster for temporary
chairman and nominated ex-Congressman
Robert Smalis for the position. After much
wrangling and confusion Smalls was elected by
about twenty majority. The convention spent
the night discussing whether the committee
on credentials will consist OF nine members or
one from each county. The color line was
brought to bear on the election of Smalls and
the coiored men seem to have carried their
point SO far. Tie big fight will be on the per-
manent organization today There are only
about fifteen whites ms delegates out Of about
two hundred in attendance.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

II Fair dealing has always been the
motto of The EVENING STAR. "a dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" is
the principle upon which its business is con-
dccted- Advertisers usually get from ten to
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
its advertising columns
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lSS5-S6-S1-Ss-s1

TOTAL 81. 400 45.sIO 54.O3s 54.soI 65,529
But it is not alone in numbers tina. the great
increase of advertising is shown Tho larger
space required for advertisements during the
year 1889 as compared with that occupied in
1888 is even more striking.
The average daily space filed by advertise.
mcnts in l8sswas IS 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for tho year, whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2975 columns, or 9223 columns in
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-
vious year of 1444 columns! And this, il must
be remembered, consisted exclusively OF the
ordinary everyday business advcr tising, nothing
in the way of tax sales, poll ists election returns
ETC., sucn as occasionally swell the business Of
political organs, being included in its patron
age.
In conclusion, it 10 only necessary 70 say that
In proportion to the extent and high character
Of Its circulation, The srAR's advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest in the country.
and to add, finally, that every statement herein
made can be abundantly verified. THE CIE-
CULATION OF THE PAPER Is SWORN To
ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND ITS BOOKS
MAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION
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TOMORROW.
u ATCLITFE, DARR co. Aucts
IL go Pennsylvania avenue NV

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO. Ancta
IL $40 Pennsylvania avenue Nv.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND STREET NOR INVEST
All AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER NINE
TEENIH Al FIVE O'CLOIK, we Will otter for sale in
front OF the premises
SUB LOT 49,
SQUARE go,
fronting "a feet 18th by depth Of 90 feet
to an alley. mis- desirable building site and should
cCnlnand he attention Of parties search a yalu-
able building lCt.
Terms ns!s known at time of sale deposit Of
500 .cCel id. If the terms are
lot complied with Ill fifteen Jays day sale
right reserved to resell the property risk and
cost OF the deaul pdrcnasrr fler 1--WE days aCyer-
tisement esale soiie news paper published
III Washington DC All convey alclng and reco
III the cost Vi the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARK 4 CO.,
sl3-d&ds Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA.
CHARLES W. HANDY,

CHARLES W. HANDY.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TWEEN.
SFkhH 2HE EEsibES SETS " sEl
N GA" Ar AUCTION.
a. FIVE TeI6cK. We vii N ass
'' '''E' ~ '''1' '' 's sf ff I1f
Fronting 81 feet on 10Th street By an average depth
Of l35. 10 to foot alley making il very variable
Other Inc lot i. nSm @
proved by an old frame house. known No 1888 roth
Terms: one-fourth cash. balance in and years
Per cent urcd by deed Of trust property sold
MI cash. at the ortion of the purchaser deposit of
$500 at time Of sale Ii the terms Of sale
property and cost Of he
purchaser after days. advertisements OF such resale
'n0 EG STf 'hS sSis { ;sS .n'
slS-dSds Aucuoneers.
~ go FennsylNania ave. n. W.
SELECT STOCK OF STAPLE AID FANCY GRO
fkkklES G 6{M spIGts sgtSAk TEAS eYF
soYRsh 'T hfckr SsKDiSE t3Ns SCAT gLEa
ciGARs. ELfitlGiEHToR LARGE ( cofTEG
nr1sr wod A5sS TEA BOXES.
kNI M tSSfESrs 81 STORE ~ 80 SS 81 A. a.
On MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SECOND. Ar TEN O'Clock. We shall sell at the
staple Groceries contained therein To which the
ton Of the trad and private buyers is invited.
slit Nnc,ionccers
~. CLAIR FECHNEE, AUC1IUNEEi. GIL pa
- ave-. under metropolitan Ho,cl. Twenty years
Practical experience selling stores, Houses and
lra Estate. Prompt settlement; reasonable charges
Interviews solIcIteti sl,-:iIu
4 IIANCEEY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ hSOMN As No. 9l1 SlNlH SrkEEr NOkTH-
MESI. AND No. l2=S MN JLRSEI AVENUE
NOHThsEsr.
By virtue "f a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No
l24IS will offer sale public an iio in inn;
Of he premises. o;t MOHDah, tie lwENIl- stCUND
O'CLOCK IN, tie land and premises in the cty OF
Washington, Dc KNOWN rs that Part lot IN su,Igls
4Si bounded rs follows: Beg nii.g the northwest
ieet south. 20 feet east. - feet 4Ia inches
10 an alley. south feet west ~ frt Az inches north
II feet 9iLch-s 10 the PLACE Of bcgiLning improved
by Three story Frame Dwelling, known as No yI
Aud On IHE SAME DAY at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
by virtue OF tie decree, will offer Tor sale at
pucllt auctcn, ia front OF the premises, Subdivision
rot marAed and ettercti q Wa.s subdivision OF
lots III square 12, fronting rs fec; inches on New
jersey avenue ey au average Jep h oi 80 tee; 81
known No. l"::S New Jersey avenue nortl.w,st
Terms ne-iIaI cash. baiancc al cGa! install
mchts pay uie III one anu Two years "a ali date
spc'iNtly, with lntcltst ~ Fix Centu:u
and secured BY deed " trust the properly sc id
or all cash ut the otiOn If the purchaser or pGrcas
rHnt Is Reserved to resell the I:sk AID cvs OF pur-
CHASER or purchasers III oiault A deposlt Of
hVO VII be required on each piece OF property sold.
All cohveyanclrg and recording at purchasers cost
HMM W. SOhUN. Trustee.
Fcndali building, :i44 u ST. NV
S13-St Auctiuneers
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Av'ge. a2.Is3 23.6Ss 25,4sI 2,,oss 10000
Increase ....... I.JJs I,S03 I,5ss 3,oos

Avge. 22,Is3 23.6S2 25,iSI 27,OSs $1,000
Of this remarkable average aggregate OF
$1,000 copies circulated daily, no more than
l,lO2 copies are sent out OF the city by mail,
and 1, LOG go TO suburban places, by express
railway trains, etc, leaving ms a net circulation
IN the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO-
PORTION of 9252E PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE OF Pa ,SS2 copies! OF this number,
ri JAP were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes of permanent sub
scribcrs.
The remaining 6, 740 copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands, cns
by newsboys. But OF this latter number 4 very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per
manent residents of the city living in lodgings.
&c. (not householders), So that its whole circula
ton may be literally said TO be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
fore gives TEE STAR a distunct.re and oaolobs
position IN modern journalism, the fuilness Of
it's home circulation, the extent to which
1T is relied upon by members OF the
household, and particularly by the pur.
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics of the paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
It is well established fact, demonstrated to
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOE ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth of The Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate the
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than a constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day. week by week, month by
month, and year by year,--in the face of adj
verso claims and pretentious competition. The
figures following tell the story on this point:
NUMBER or NEW ADvERnsEx..Hrs rEISrKD q
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FUTURE DAYS.
TEOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

REGULAR SAILS
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
SATURDAY, SEP GENDER TWENTIETH, 1890
COMMENCING AT TIN O'CLOCK,
EMBHACING ENEki DESCRIPTION OF
not SkHOLD EFFEC.S.
SALE WITHOUT kEGAED 10 WEATHER.
ALSO, Al TWtLIE C'CLOIK.
About 40 Brussels aud ether Carpets, Smyrna Rugs
and oiher hOor decorations, Wiuuow Hannngs and
Portieres.
Very Handsome Dinner service and other table
decorations
AIS,
A lot of new Telegraph Ii Instruments.
ALSO,
A large lot of Tin Ware.
One Crandall Typewriter sod condition.
ALSO,
Horse. Cart and Harness.
ALSO, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
one MoSlcr Combination Fire Proof safe, sold for
storage by Crder u J. 3. Porter, Agent
Also Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
number OF Work and Driving Horse..
ALSO Al NV I've O'CLOCK,
New and Secondhand Vehicles of every description
many Of them by first ella makers.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Fine load 1orse. can trot i'll three minutes. of
ambletoniHH stock nine years. gool SIZE perfectly
gentle; can be hand cd BIZ sadly. slS-2t
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Big Bond Purchases Yesterday.

The Treasury Department yesterday accepted
he following offers Of per cent bonds made
20 the department in accordance with the circu-
lar of Saturday, September Is: Ssli.OOO a, l26
Or less. S4.ll3.OO0 at 1868. ss.5OOOOO at
10 1ElOO, S3.S1O,OOO at I26%.. Total,
tl6.61i,OO0. Offers &c the amount OF
slI.0o0,0Oo were received at figures above
tIlGS<,
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LADIES' GOODS.

z AIDES OLD STYLE SEALSKIN GARMENTS
~ Dyed and Altered into Newest shapes. New seal
SKIN Jackets, Capes. &c. Made to Order The Misses
CUNNINoHAM. 1908 9Th So. NV, bet n and U.
Gu.63ni
grhENCH ACCORDION PLATING Al SHORT
II notice: Reduced tntes skirts Leplaitsd; Knife
Plating, &c. yard and up Fashion Journals
linking. LUCAS 3os 9th St NV. siam
7 AIDES NlsHING THLIk FINE LACEs DONE
~ up iii frstclass French style. White and Satin
Dresses, Lace Curtains Speciality, at reasonable
prices, call Rt MADAME NALAONt'o old sianu. Gl3
llth stn.M. ST. lm'
A DA GILBEKT DENNIS;
Has We'd from
s4-2m 6l0 to 120 l3th st. NV.
Il Always in order by plain combing
MILE. NJ !. pRANprs,
1879 st. NV. Mrs Hsirisonsh
Importer OF
Elmo Trench HAIR Goods.
Hairdressing.
y22-.m' Shamrooine.
II ING ESIABLlSHMr Nj, 1905 New York ave
tirst-cass Ladies' and Gents work every descrip
ton. Plush Velvet and Ivemng Dresses. ANTON
AND CAkOLlNE LEhCH. .oinerly with A. Fischer
aud MaisOn ir;ese. Paris. JAIL
A NTON llsCHEh'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
"A IlSHMkN1 AND DIE WORKS, SOC q ST. NM.
Ladies' and Gents earn ents II all klnus cleaned an
ecialty Lirty five years experience lrices mod
crate Goods called for and delivered. slA
a LL-wOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED
A FISCHER
sl4 9O0 q st. ".
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CHEAPEST Lots EVER OFFERED on the Metropol
tan Branch. Think OF it. 4ox120 for only sl.5
This Il too low. and IL NOT snapped up the owners
VIII surely advance prices. They are worth double
the price asked. s. cash TO Danenhower at the
corner Of 18Th ana q sts. n one Of these
lots.
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u ATCLIFFE. pARR & co. Aucuoneers.
GALE OF TNIMPROTED PROPERTY on ELEv-
~ nth STREET Bk1WEES BAND CSrRhETS

ON THUR DAY. SEPTEMBER EIGHTEENTH, A.
II; oSo, Al lIALE-PiST 1--WE O'CLOCK y. Al, We
VIII sell ut public auction III front the premises
IUT "a. SQCAL.E 500.
containing about 600 square feet and fronting 40 .
rect Oh lth street between AID streets
has SIDE and rear alleys and ean he subdyided
three fine building lots.
Terms Of sale: one third cash, balance in one and
Two ears from date OF sale. TO bear interest
The rate of cent rer UNI, pay able
ally ana TO be secured By deed upon property
Sold or all cash. ri purchasers option
&C. at pErc hasels cost A5nfors certificate title
Terms to lie COMPLIED with days or Xix hit re-
served To resell at risk and uefaultng pur-
chaser. Deposit OF $500 at sale.
DUNCANSON BROS,
Sl3-uSds Auctiuneers.
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LIUGENE d. CARUSI & CO.,
IL Real Estate Brokers,
Cor 10Th and F sits NV

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTHWEST COItNLk OF SIKH AND r
SikEEIS NORTHEAST IMPROVED Is Y
TWELN NEW 1UREE-STOkI BRICK
HOUSES.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trs. recorded in Licr
No 1898, iollo !3, OF the land the district
Of Coiuiupia; and uion the request in wiring
no ders ~ the lotes secured Ihe eby the
trustees will oher ioc sale al puU.lc aGctlOn, III c
Of the rremlses on SAIUhDAA, The 1NEN1 Ina 4
DAY Of SEPTEMBER, lS9O, Al FIVE o'CLUCh
NJ, the fnLuwIng property, VIZ: Lots Eumbc:ed
20. -. 80 - - -, ~, "a, -, - 20 and 81 OF
Carusl AMI Miilers, tst, e. sub,ly. original
lots ~. and II, III squire No SOD, recorded
book ~ lage 10 IL the office oi tie surveyor Ior the
District Of Columbia.
Terms: Cne-tnlru cash, balance lii equal install
nenls in one anu years from Jay Of safe, the ur-
chaser 10 give his no;cs the deferred payiucGts
bearing inelest ~ the rate OF per per anuunl
payable sei-annualy and secured by d, ed Of
the solo, all cash, at option purcacr
deposit oi slUU each .ol Will be reGurer wien
sold All conVeyancing and recording II purchaser
cost.
If all the property be not sold the day above
named. the sale will be colItilu ii OH the MONDAY
following, and from DAY to day thereafter the same
hour and place until all said lots have been sold
EUGENE CAEUSl, r.,s.oo.
MILAN j. MILi.ER,S AAu"e@s'
4S6 Louisiana ave. II.
WALTER D. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts s:-I&ds
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RArcLIFFE, pARn CO.. Auctioneei 1 M ism GM;

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON sATUR.
PAY; SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH 1890. AT
dria. Va, Boats, Two 3O0-ton Bsrges, Two Cotton
Whcelbarrows, seows shovels. hope. Anchors, &C !:
summer. Can be bought at private sale. Address
Lock Box 194, Alexandria Va sIa-tjt :
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5: $ : : EEiiHfiI T: |:
EEnfs : Ssss sEsFrr :~s So
kkBE z Z ssss Il SSS fE ssss ass,
Epss 7 W W Ssss Il I'M *. s..s s.ss
E. 90 f SIS TT ss
t % Il sss ! %:
THE EVENING STAR .. offered 10 the pus,


THE EVENING STAR is offered 70 the pus'
ne m good tai'h and with confidence, as Ihh
80 -ONAA- AD' hhiiSiNu 1ALDiON Nv
0HA-D SiAiES IN roin' OF iao' Il"
S''N '''"' I"
,r,.-. my ""'i0 'A .''
-...,,, -. -,
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year, and condensed
from the sworn tabular state ments showing the
average daily circulation OF the paper during
the year 1859. published in TuE STAR on the
18th of January, 1890.
Briefly stated. the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
VI my o'"e' P"pe' u" ""s"'"s'
ton!
2. The stars circulation in washing.
ton i. doubI. tr,at OF all the other daily
,,,,.r ,,,;.,. I'm, cir, ,.s.,a 90.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOkT hOlTE TO lONDuN,
- NOhDDtUl SCALh LLOYD T. q CO
last EAlrtss Steamers
10 Southampton lLondUn havrel, bremen
Werra, Tues. sept. LII Z ~ M. sAalc, Neu Sent
IA. Sam. ElEs sat. Sept 20. 10 q. Tiaye We'd
Ned. Oct. i. 4
Comfortable slate roons, Cilept table luxuriou.
ttlItn n Iihtnents lrces: lst cabin, y and up-
wand ttrth. according location; calul 50 an
HGuii sleerage ~ low rates. Apiiy ~ d n
DROP ..5 Penn ave AZ
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William i. ouICKsALL. Trustees.
DUNCASSUN BROS. Aucts slS-dSls
CHANcERY SALE OF LOT ~, SQUARE, 81 and
~ LOT u, SQUARE 1870, BOTH UNlMPRljVED

~ LOT q. SQUARE ll30. BOTH UNlMPROVED.
~ virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia passed IN equity cause No. H.
500 IN which Dougiuss Is piaintif Ind Cingris and
others are deeudants, will offer for sale SAT-
Dah, SEPrEMBtR TWIN IETH, 1890, at FIVE
OCLOCh PM. i'll front Of the premises known lot
All the right ute interest and estate Of the parties
SAID cause ID and TO lots No. H. square S4 and No g.
u square 81 contains S232 feet and said lot
No u. square l3U. contains 1898 square feet
Terms Of sale rs fxed by the decree are: For said
lot No. u square 100, all cash. and for said Lot l..
square 81. one-third in cash. balance in equal
payments at and two years with interest. be-
cured by deed of trust the property sold ell cash.
at purchasers option.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEy, Trustee,
RATCLIFFE DARR co. Auctioneela sl5-dfs
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
II ATcLIFFE. DARR q Co. Auctionesr..

pkI SD H9us nop S3S
F5tEfn nFNe H9 ~
On rTHSfsDAf AT M
, ,o e. sET iar 9. SQUARE 500 .,.
northeast and running back with that width 90 feet
= stree, northeast Ssy sn s S
good condition and an elegant Opportunity secure
Terms One third cash. balance in one and two years.
secured by deed Of trust with interest at per
post Of $500 required at time Of sale Terms to be
I'd Th IN een S from day or rsh re-
chaser: All conveyancing, recording, &C., at pur-
sl3d6ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.
PEREMProRY SALE TO CLOSE A Partner
L SHIP Of VERY VALUABLL rRQPkMIY ON
ffSSE S 3 sr SSiktEr NORTHEAST BETWEEN
T sr TIE If sale IN frOpt Of The On
TIMBER. iSeo. At FIVE o'cf6Ck P.M., he north
~ ieet front 6y denth Of original ., square 1So.
secure the sI.s0o A deposit OF 500 viii be re.
qured 1t tiiue OF sale All conveyancng and recording
teen DAYS or the properly will he resod 1T risk and
sl3-dSds GEo. " sTICKNEY. Auctiorerr.
RATcLiFFE DARR CO. Aucuoneers
fiN TwI BrlID,SG LOT o. FIFTH sIHEEr BE,
EIGHT thNTh, AT mALf,FssT FIVE VET oG rMahi
we VIII offer Tor sale III front of The premises,
sQTAKL $40
N ~ feet on 5th street northeast by depth of
site
Turns one third cash. alance in one and two years.
PEI cent secured by Iced of uust property sOd.
or all cash, Al option OF the purchaser. il the
OF sale right reese the property at tue RISK
ana cost u the deiauitns purchaser alter five days
lisEel III WASHINGTON. u. Z. All conveyanclng and
re ~ ruiys IT cost Il ne Purghas r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
Schedule In Effect MAY IS.

trains leave Union Depot 9th and y streets 1 o 81
IN. Tor newport News Old Point Comfort aud
NoTiolk daily. Arrive at Old Point ato:lO n m
and Norfolk at 40 \ m ''
~ Am, Cincinnsu Express daily 70 stations n
rielnlS- west Nirvinis kentucky and Cincinnati
Nesuou4e sleepers through without change 10 Gin.
- cinhatl. arriving sc 81 am
A!lO y. m. Y: e. '. N,subule Limited daily SOLID
trains. with dining cars run throu.h withont
chanEe TO Cincinnati lestibule Sleeper Toy ley.
receive Passengers at . pm -
Ofncc: Oh icnnsy Nanlz avenue
,r,,.. II W FULLER
s,I--a General Passenger Agent
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