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The Sewer Certificate Frauds.

PROSPECT OF BRINGING THE GUILTY rARTfKS 10
JCSrICR.
The sewer certincates. 81 60 I'm amount
stated In yesterdays STAR as having been ab-
stTacted fIom the vaults OF the District gov
eminent, were missed some two weeks ago for
HE nrSt time, the discovery having been made
by Mr.. ID. Donovan. the clerk employ ed TO take
charge OF tie papers turned over 10 the late
board or audit for the purpose OF furnishing
Information 10 the court or claims I'm cases OF
SUITS CT contractors and others holding claims
sgalnSt the District government. The board
or audit was abolished January 1876 and the
papers turned over to the District Commits
soneTs AS soon as the discovery OF the loss
OF the papers was made, Mr.. Nlnson acquainted
the commissioners with the fact ana they in
turn notified the Attorney General or the
plted states. requesting him 10 furnish Of
hcerS and means 10 ferret out the parties In
volVed and bring them TO punishment These
certincates were presented 10 the late board OF
audit, redeemed by that board, converted into
sos bonds, and the certificates cancelled. Thcy
have been distracted, the cancellation M arkS
erased, and then put into the market
The District commissioners state this morn
Ing mat falling 10 get any aid from The Attor-
ney Generals Office. the case was put into the
hands OF the detectives OF the Metropolitan
police, who have had charge OF the case for the
past ten days, With a fair prospect OF bringing
tne gu lty parties TO justice. Their belief Is
Dacked up 0y almost certainty that these GER
tifcateS were distracted before the oflica
or the board OF audit was turned over
TO The commissioners, IN 1876 They
have been passed through several hands
and the commissioners think there will be no
doubt about bringing the matter home 70 the
right parties. No suspicion rests ar all upon
any person now connected with the District
government. nor can the District government
De looseT, having the best OF evidence that The
certificates have been properly redeemed can
celled and converted into bonds. The loss must
fail upon the holders OF them
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The Clarke Divorce Case.

ALLEGATIONS OF THE HUSBAND AS TO THRRFIA-
TONS BETWEEN MS WIFE AND A GoyBRN-
MINT OFFICIAL;
Today an answer was filed In the clse OF
Kate Van c. Nj. Clarke against Peter Gordon
Clarke fer divorce the petition In which case
nlec by NJ. Saviile, was withdrawn. The mo-
zion for hearing an Injunction had been set for
To-Day. The bill In the case charged that at the
tine or bis marriage with her. he had wife
living; That be has an uDgovernabie temper:
has Jailed TO provide for her, &C, and she
prayed an Injunction TO restrain him from In
terfeTlng with their property. The answer filed
by Mr.. Charles Pelham this morning denies for
the husband that he was previously married as
alleged; calls attention TO the fact that she
simply makes the statement that he had wife
living without giving name, place or date: de-
MES that he ever showed any temper except on
Two occasions. He states that Judge Jonathan
Tarbel and bis wife came TO board In his house
and that the plaintiff and TarDen became i'm
pluCently familiar towards each other. ana he
demonstrated with her. and said that Tarbell
should leave the house. but she refused TO
agree 10 this; that she had talk with TarbelI
VINO promised to be more ciTcumspact and ne
one nusoen0l again demonstrated with her.
and said that Tarbell should leave the house
but she said he should not leave He asserts
that TaTbell has such influence over her that
he (TespoEdenll has 10 control over her what
ever. AID that &c was through his Ct. ~ influ-
ence that she has filed the Oil tn Which the
false statements are made. Judge Pelham, ar
Ter reading the answer. stated that the defend
ant had complied with the temporary ord sr .
ana there DtIng 10 appearance for the peti-
toner an cruer Was granted oissolying the IL
juLCtio
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Museum Building aud the rtI.

4hs WASHINGTON LlGHT INFANTRY CANNOT GIT.
Ihh VSb or THK rUTLDING FOR A CONCERT
Inc Senate committee on public buildings
anu grounds today reported adversely the
n ,, resolution TO allow the Washington
,l,iS, nnianlry ,he use OF the National Museum
ouaauduS ntN Monday evening, and n was In
Ctm1itey poSIponed There IS an amusing III
cioeht connected with the defeat OF this resoiu
ton. The Light Infantry determinaS "a
quietly ask Tor use OF the building, Intending 10
give popular concert next Monday eye1ino
az % cents admission. the proceeds 10 go info
the treasury OF the military Organization. When
the resolution reached the Senate Yesterday
Mr.. Logan. who is a warm friend or the Ma
tioDal Rifles, offered an Amendment 10 Include
the military organizations OF the District Ia the
privilege or using the building. Ills object Was
10 give the Rifles chance az the benefit con.
cert. The sweeping character or the amend.
ment was reported TO the colored militia and
mis- morning the Butler cadets and other col
ored military organizations put In their claims
:or a right 10 share the use OF the building.
senator Logan could not 60 back on TIE colored
nIother, SO he had 10 stick To his amerdment
Inc Light Infantry. In View OF The mixed con-
OF the building " WV
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1CCI THE GREAT 100.
lSSS PESNSYTvsNIA Rf1rTrr i ~

10 TIE SCSTa, VEST a And iH so Il R2A
Double Track, Steel Rails.
sfLhsD' gExET M NSS1 sE9grPxzNz
corner q siI:h and 3 streets. IS ioIosi;
Sleeping Cars 20 Pittsburg and Chic.go; SC
.n day. With Sleeping Jars froll Hsrrisburs
esiy. rasos h Ss4s s 10 P Ssazo $3.50 m
RALftsioEe AID POTONlC RAILROAD.
faf Gar @ %ssn; md i: so9th
S:o9s n. ssty, EXCEPT Sunday . so ?. M daily,
except S4.H;5ay. with Palace Carr to oaninda-
Ear WiHa,-svort, Lock Haven and E-rir., at 10 10
Fer New s 81 sd s1H shs E Es9
o sp 1o ? 0 " sBnd.y - a6a 70
~ 1 az S,V sxesP Il sandtg fAfi0f 0Ara
For Broos,yn. \. Y, al through trains connect .,
% T ra 1nas q % FTtan Street. Sans .To.
-, US dcnsis : trisse scEoss New YORK city.
and i9;lo ? "a; Limited Express. $50 am
For of esi NIX s sa6 Zoo ssc 1880 m and
2;50, 4:2C, 1 80, $40. $50 ana 10 60 2. n. On
Su2asy. goa. 10 so 3. N. 2:SO. $40. a;s0 and
For Pope'l Cree. Line. $40 Am. and $40 pm.
For Ann.polls. 40 IN. aud 40 pm daily. 81.
Naf 1S5 AFP 9sS mi
Ton RAILROAD
''r s1sRs Gao sd sna rs Il and II 90 sum
day at go, S:3O and II 80 |, m and ssds Q. M.
Trains for shlGsEs susds H o.
on Is sa nS ~. = az -
r, nnd 10 40 sS, = N; !; 2 90 and .oS p. m.
& ma md Rssss G.s
tast corner q lSsh street and Pennsylvania Avenue
shseains Of baggage to destination from hossis .ss
l. P. FARMER General PASSENGER Agent.
YRANK THOMSON. General Manager noy.9
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M4 RRfER

FLLERY-McLAU0HLI Ga February 2stb
1857, st st Patrick's Church, 10y Rev j. A Wal
itr, sTEFHEN i. ELIERY TO ELEANOR L dauyu-
tel Of the late James A. Mclaughlin.
No tardS.
NH1TNEY-N1GCOX. On March l. 1881
RTUBES NJ WHITNEY. af Howard county, Nd 20
MAHY NJ. WILCOX, Of Wash ington ID. G.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANEON BROS, Aucttoneers
ThUSTEkS' SALE OE UEIAIPROVfD LOTS ON
COHNkE OF SEVENTH AND II STREETS
SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust to us, dated 30th 90
October, d. 1877, and recorded in Liber CD
s7l, folio 254, of the land records for Distrlct-
OF Columbia and at reques. OF party secured, We
W. M sr a. Sui0 ~ irot VI \, Luz e'
At ~ o'cLook all those parcels of ground in
the city Of Washington. in the District of Column
bis. known as Lots ten (iO), eleven CID. twelve
Q2) and Dorti half Of thirteen Q3l. in sqnare four
hundred and tn rty. nine. These lots front on It'll
and streets southH est and 81" be sold separately.
Terms of .ale: One-third cash; balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day
Of sale, secured by deed OF trust property. A
deposit Of 800 on each lot viii ne required at time
Of sale. G nVeyancing at cost of purchaser. II
terms OF sale are not complied with in week the
Trustees right 10 resell at risk and Cost Of
defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, l ru,,.,
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON. trustees
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NEW YOAA-aoTrERDAM.
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAsTLINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAsT AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE 20 TAKE A Effect WEDNESDAY.
fi5O-Ch.o.so. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Fast E.-
!. o % ps5 ElncOtt City and WAY stations.
o.sossBA.t.a,sse, AnnspoIis. and way. Piedmons.
st:ASs2foIz winchester, Hagorstovn and say.
s-le-Peint & Rocks and way Stations
a1a AID It PINT ., sSsfa faf
sGGses YORK. Phflsdelphi. and Boston Express
IL. 0oaabs..1ore E1Press: tstors 5: Hysttsyine.
en- q, Sop. .egsgg,s and d, HEsaoyeE3
~ Louis express.
II. OaBaitircore. Euicott City. Annapolis snd Way
us IQn Egcasy only. for Baltimore and WAY.
q sS-Me$ Y2rs. Plii.delpni, snd Boston Express
s.OE5Bhlt more and Way Stations, t1inchester,
fredsz.ck. Hkssrstoxn Fad Wsy. via
Gs-Bs!t1rora Hysttsvine and Laurel R1-
press Hrsdsrick. VIA Relay. stops ct Anna.
h.'VPo,5: :. E 5 rrsasHSs; asgsg.oyn:
>. a. to Pqhi 81 R1eEs and Way s5atio1. olly)
tbA&Phiade.p1isa and Baltimore Errreas mar
vills sId Laurel
eO6-Pc{1t Ct Rocks ard Way Stations
t6.4S-B3itiEuore and Way Stations.
7-S0-BSlG1CoTe and Laurel Express.
-. 6S-P.tsburS. Oinci2nsti and st. Icuis Express
e&1BsdTcore. fayetteville and Laurel ExpresE
f10.Oo-HsS York, PhtladeiphI. snd Boston Ex-
pres Sleeping Oar 10 New York. AID spec
Ia Sle=ri.,g Car 20 PhiIadelphis
fDails. iHunday only Other trains daily, e1-
~ :,as s:oF i Rslsy station.
FOR fu-Sisr iCferclaton apply II tie Rslhnors
and Ohio tirSrt Oi1ces, Warrington Station AID
519 and 1881 Pacnsylysnia sysrue, corner i4tS
street. WaSre orders viii be taken for baggage TO bs
Stacked Az Tf-1s-vsl at any point in the city
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AUCTION SALES.

II PURSUANCE OF FIVE CERTAIN POWERS
1875 May Il. 1875 January 1878. and Dessm q.
iii he =. Geo s. 'q isas ss tai
n Mn hSes,, Wsfhing yss,' D. O.. on sAIURoAY,
Cerfe ca Of Stock 2, the Natiana H,,e Com
~ S. g 5Gr is shares Terms q "a; %ssIRr
nUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
IIUsIEE's SALE OF GORDON PRINTING
E FFss R &c II Ab tGrsS TYPE CASES
corded in Lber 10 9se folio ss5 ct seq 81 the ds
on MINpAY. THE tn DAY OF MARCH. A D. 1881.
AT II O'CLOCK An, at public auction. on the
premises at, 10; GUT Louisiana avenue. between 9th
One MsdiH% G0raon Printing prees
Lot job Type; Lot Plea Type;
Let Iot Primer PTIe T, Type LEI Monpare Tspe
Terms cash.
CHASScElEYa sALE OF THOSE vERY YALUA-
f T5ES STREET. FACING Mo PIE
By virtue # de rec of the Supreme Court l..A
OF the Rstric, Of Coun bis, ASS in Equity fSEe
soees s are 2. r. %n.,5 K Ell Butler ard
az fnndaa,s' we vii sell at public auction. o.
i front Of the prem Tho xo Lots
CIR ~ hncwn as Lots three g aid four g. in
pr Semtita These Iota have ese fiontsse On
K street Of % feet. and are 100 feet deep They wi
TENS Of sale: upe-fourth cash. If which 800
must be paid ct the time of sale ts25u on each lot
eighteen onths; with interest. e. be secured by
Ge:d Of tn St on the property sold. al cash at
piled with in ten days, the proI e-ty will he reSo
i 51E and e2st q Ss
T,nnv11 $5 S5s street. Trustees.
Cor. 9TH st ard La. ave. NV.
TEOs. J. FIsHER 4 co Aucts MARI dts
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
CBANGEEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEE 9E EEIGH1 N AHR SrkEETs
DfsT i z CF r Of co HLuGAAfhiSe'ioN o'iS'
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court -
No ST. Ee Rai Fsz in hday
TIFF and the heirs Of John Frazier ct al, defend
DAY TIE 18TH DAY OF "" on 1851 AT
" as s Bsss IL dy & 81 sE9V 45i
District OF Columbia, known ss part Of lots num-
bs u sRa Il N ss
sn9 rnfns thence s9ash aong 18th straet vest
by ls1ge Brick Dwelling. house ard back build
ing. The location is excellent.
Terms: One third Of purchase money in cash
the balance in six and twelve mon tbs from day of
tale. with interest from day of sale. aud payment
to be secured by approved promissory notes Of
purchaser or purchasers. A deposit OF 300 will be
required when property is Knocked down, and no
deed lie to be given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid. Cost, Of conveyancins
to be at purchasers expense. and terms TO be COM
piled within seyen days. otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
Office 4S6 Louisiana ave g, 1.
BENZ. l. DARNEILLE, trustees.
feb14 Office 400 Louisiana ave y
eS-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account Of rain until MONDAY, MARCH TIN, same
hour AZ d place. by order of the Trustees. mari ii
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The number OF ceaths In New York from
January to February 70 was 6,.IS-au enoT-
mus Increase over the record OF previous
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD c

M1SCELL EOUS.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILRO CO
OFFICERS.
j. b. LINvlLLB. Philadelphia. Pa. ..paEsrpxsr
B. F. FOLSOM, ..TnxAsusEn
n. H. HOFFMAN,. ..sEoRzrARr
DIRECTORS.
J. II. LINvILLE, Philadelphia, Pa.
B. F. FOLSOM. g
NJ. II. HOFFMAN, '
WIN. P. Henley, (Bald win Locomotive Works. :,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THOMAS T. BUTCHER, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. GEORGE q. FAIRMAN.
GEN. D. B. McKIBBIN. UsA.,
JOSEPH IRIMBLE,
VIM. b. LAFFERTY, Camden, NJ
CHARLES E. COATES, Baltimore, Md.
COMMODORE W. ". ". WOOD. Oh. Kng'r. o. 8.
N, Washington, D u.
JOHN N. BROOM, st. Mary's, Md.
ENGINEER.
J. L. MEIGs Washington. d. @.
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Location of the Road and Objects.
The Southern Maryland Railroad Is designed to
e1teI from Point Lookout. at the mouth of the
Potomac river. to Washington, where it will make
cont ection with the Baltimore Potomac Branch
OF the Pennsylvania Road. AID with tho Washing
ton and Metropolitan Branch OF the Baltimore
Ohio Road
From Point Lookout to Brsndywine. where it In
te.sects the Pope's Creek Brasch of the Baltimore
Potomac Road. Is distance of So miles, of which
46 miles have been graded. The length of the road
is n miles. In its location it conforms closely to
the dividing ridge between the waters OF Potomac
river and Chesapeake Bay from Point Lookout to
the city of Washington.
The charter is liberal one. and was obtained in
1868. The objects Of its projectors were the agri
cultural development Of Point Lookout peninsula,
and to open a new outlet to the Atlantic Ocean, by
way Of ST. Mary's river and Chesapeake Bay, for
the vast and er-increasins productions of the
great West
The Southern Maryland Road is virtually an OK
tension of the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore h
Ohio Roads to deep water In the lower Chesapeake,
snd through them ana their ramifcations it be
comes connected with the whole railroad system of
the country, and with the coal fields of Virginia,
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
3O-YEAR SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD COM
PANY, CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, TRUSTEE. 46 MILES GRADED.
> The road will be completed to Drum Point Har
Dor, ct the mouth of Patu1ent river, within sixty
days. and to st. Mary's H.rbor in ninety days and
to POINT LOOKOUT within four months
subscrI tons will be received for $780, eco o. the
above bonds at par, by the Citizens National Bank
Washington. DO, ard also by the guarantee
Trust l. Safe Deposit Company. of Philadelphia.
feb25-6t
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F'RU-TEE'S SALE OFIyPROVED PROPERTY
Il On FIRST STkEhT, BETWEEN B AND q
STREEI 81 SOIJTHFaeT

FEfRU-TEES SALE OFIEPROVED PROPERTY
J. ON FIRST STREhT, BETWEEN AND O
STREET s EOUTHEAeT.
By Writ OF decree Of the Supreme Court ~
OF the district Of ColuIn bis passedin Equity ft4
cause No. ,531, doc: 81, fhe 18th day Of -1@E-
Februasy 1882. we will set at public auction. in
OF MARCH, ID. 1881; AT4 O'CLOCK P: NJ. the fol:
Lowing de- c!ibed real estate situate in the city OF
Washington, District of COlunlbia. to wit: Lot
nun bered thirteen Q3). in square numbered seven
improvements thereon, consisting OF a two story
and basement Br.ck Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash, in FIVE days from day OF
sale, and balance III three equal instalments, pay
able at six twelve and eighteen months, with in
trust upon the premises sold deposit Of Sl9O viii
be required at the time of sale All conveyancipg
at purchasers cost. II terms of sale not com
piled with In seven days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of
the defaulting purchaser after five days a3yer-
tiEement.
SIDNEY T THOMAS,
452 ID street northwest, r,,,.
FRANK L. BROWkIEG, irusIoes.
Columbia La " Building,
B. b. WARNER, Auct. feb23-eo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL

SPECIAL NOTlCE-REMOVA
take pleasure in announcing to my friends cus-
toners and the pub ic. that have lessed the fine
store. e39 Pennsylvania avenue. and will occupy
the same about the 18th of March. 1 will there
fore offer my entire stock of clothing at and bso
cost. The stock is of this seasons manufacture
consisting of fine Black Cloth Dress Suits Diaro-
nal and Worsted Suits, Cashmere and Cheviot
Suits. Diagonal. Beaver. Chinchils and other
styles of Oyercoats. large assortment of Ulster
cites. Spring Overcosts in all the new shades Bows
and Cbildrens Suits, and . great many other
speciaties. These goods are suitable 70, the COM
ing Inauguration. and better opportunity to buy
Fine Clothing at such sacrificing pricss has
never been offered before.
A. 8 T r A u 8,
IO11 Pennsylvania avenue,
feb25 Between 10th and 18th streets
WELCOME vIsITOHS,
Fine Ord sHEBRJFS, 80, 81. "a, IS per gallon
Delicious CATANBA VINE, FL per gallon
Finest stock Of OLD BYE WHISTLES IN the
Fine Kel tncky WHISKY, 50 and S3.
Ola BYE WHISKY, So, t3, So so. 81. IS.
q. WINNER.
GROCER,
feb25-2* 1918 Penna. ave.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

T ,OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
a Splendid Opportunity
TO WIN FORTUNE
THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS O.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, MARCH
both MONTHLY DRAWING.
louisiana State Lottery Company.
-. This institution was regularly incorporated by
table purposes in 1868 for the tsria of
twenty-dve years, to which contract the In
has been renewed by an Overwhelming popular
vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution
81. 900. OOO to which t has since added : reserve
fund Of over $3.50. Oi0.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DIsTRIBU-
dd!ON VIII take place monthly on the second Tues
1t NeDer Scales or PoStpores.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, ESQ., 600.
1O0. 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETf. ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES.
UsplA Prt1e.....-................... $50 600
CCspitai pr iize-...--...-............ l00o0
Prizes Of e. observation-disclosures . ..."..........:.... 5000
d Prizes Of l,090.-.................... 5000
.6S PTzss 81 9. iSS:::::::::: 1883 1888
e e E=ss: + g! S$S::: 1872
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9ApproIimstion Prizes Of s3OO...... "a. TOO
9Approximstion Prizes Of 2O0...... ], 800
9Approximaton Prizes Of l0O...... 900
l,S57 Prizes, amounting to. ..............9llO 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation viii be paid.
Eor further information. write clearly, giving
ful address. Send orders by express or Registered
Letter. or Money Order By mail. Addressed only to
m. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orlsang. Ila.s
No. $40 Broadway, New York,
Or J.P. HORBACH,
oOo sath %. n.w.. Warrington. DC.
xE Al our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
nnasr me SUPERVISION and msna8ement OF Gems q
i. EEA OkE6AbD and JUBAL 4. EARLY. feb9
HPEHATlONs IN STOCKS,
~ JOHN A. DODGE CO.
EanEers and Brokers, no. IL Wall St N v hnv
s1d carry stocks on 3 TO per cent margin and
sH s asSIsd T naye Then and what TO buy.
-ates in which e25 To 800 can be Invested mi
information on application and Financial Report
cent Tree. ianl2-l2mw&a
THE INNING RECORD. a q Ye.r
no. Oh broadway, New York. Most com.
Copies Free. Orders executed for MinimS
stocks and other Securities both In n. Z. ana
'1 .pi-.osn ALKx RoBT. oH1soLM. pro..r:
WALhEH's' d nSS dSsh st.
Lime. Cement. Plaster. Carpet Lining Fels Fell
u9va GRAVEL RooTixa sUPpl11s.
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LU M b Err:

OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL Do. NOTHING
BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS DAN POSSIBLY SEEK Il 49,
SURED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET, AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS so MANY IN.
JUDGEMENTS TO BUYERS
WI L L IT & LIBBEY.
9th st. and New York ave-,
Sprague Square,
ards. N. Liberty Market Square.
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JAMES GUILD 4 son, Auctioneers.

AMES dUILU sun, AuchOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMpROvED LOT ON
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN
WASHINGTON, D. @.
By virtue of deed e trust to us. dated 10th M
Iiber No $50, foio 400 of the lansl records x.
for The Distr:ct OF Columbia, and at request Of
parry secured we will cell. at public auctlon, in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE l0rH
DAY OF March. 1881, AT O'clock p. NJ. all tbs
parcel CT ground in the city OF Waship gt)n in the
District of Colum bia. known as lot numbered fifty
two (52) in Alfred g. Haley's recorded subdivision
CT the forth half OF the square numbered three
hundred AID six (3C6l Of said city.
Terms Of sale One half cash in five days from
date of ssle; the balance in six months from day
q sale with interest. secured by deed OF trust on
the property. A deposit of $500 will be reluir d
cost of purchaser If terms OF sale are not COM
piled with in five days from date OF sale Trustees
reserve right to resell at risk and cost OF defauting
purchaser.
tsh9s ,,t. M5kt IA = SMITH, MI Hs Trustees
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WILLIAM SMITH, H.
feb26- 1lt' HORACE K. FULTON, LII
BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSCN BROS, Auctioneers.
IhUsTKEs sALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED RIAL ESTATE, BEING SQUARE
No, l65, BOUNDED BY NEW HAMPcH.Rs
ANENJE, SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
IEhSI!I stREkTs, AND Q AND Il
STREETS EOkTHWEST.
By virtue q q deed of trust to rs. dated on c,a
re 24th d; = OF Nay, 1872 and recorded in VfI
for the Dis ric of Colun bia. and by direction Of
the parties cuJed viii sch, at public suction
N tit nj Of the promises, on TUESDAY. TIE STR
DAY OF MARCH, 1881, AT 4 80 O'CLOCK N. ali of
square nnnnered one hunGred and fifty five 1859.
Ia the City OF Washington, D O. This property is
Bounded by New Haup hire avenue, 18th and 18th
streets. and Q and :: streets northwest and offers
Unusual att ac'IoI.s TO iaves tiers ard builders
Terms of sale prescribed By the deed Of trust
s45 CG. with per cent interest from the "a th May,
;87S. to the day Of sale, and the expenses of sale
taInount Of which will be announced st time of
saie) cash; balance in six and twelve months for
which the Iotts Of the purchaaer purchasers,
with interest from day Of sale secured by a deed
Of trust upon the property viii be taken. deposit
OF 81 COO VIII be requit ed at time of sale. convey
anclDg at purchasers cost If ter ns are not
complied with in five days from day Of sale
the Ius ees will resell ct the risk and cost OF de-
fauting purchaser.
E Y r. hHw A aoRDoN. Jn.., Trustees.
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