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THOs. j. FISHER l. CO., Auctioneers.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES rE s., SALE Fr OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI;
NESS PROPERTY on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BKIDGE STREET RE s BETWEEN MARRET SPACE
,o BY virtue ~ Of deed Of trust bearing date
I Iibes COL folio s72 ct SEQ. one Of the:l
t teict ct Columbia the undersiSned Trns
TWENTIETH, 1881, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of
the premises the following described property Part
Lot 40 in old Georgetown, lying the south
side OF Bridge street. and adjoining to and on the
west side Of Lot Al beginning for the the end
~ feet inches measured west from the intersection
the west side of Market Space and the south line of
Bridge street. being the northwest of lot A. and
run thence westwardly with Bridge street 81 feet
inches to tenfoot alley; thence with said alley south
40 feet inches; thence east and parallel with Bridge
street n eet inches and thence north to the place Of
beginning, with the right to the of said al
ley, and to maintain building over the same in line
with second story of the house. situated on above de-
scrbed lots together with the improvements which
slst of a two-story Brick Store and Dwelling.
Terms One third cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid. and
xeyaneing at purchasers cost 500 deposit required
in seven days after sale the Trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM CLABAUGH,, ru,,,.oo,
o1-dts MAYHEM Platter, Ai"e'ooe'
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THE FORGED BLAIR LEITKxs-a Rad srEI,-ISpro.
EANT DENIAL PROM Mr. WISE AND rHRKArEsED
HOSTILE MEETING.
telegram from Richmond last night SAYS:
"As sequel % the story talegraphed last night
regarding the confession OF W. Leigh Wilson,
ayowing that the Blair letters were forgeries &c,
the following Is given which appears I'm the State
this afternoon: In card IN the Richmond WIG %
.l-day there appeared a publication from n. III.
hldileo ,rger, purporting q contain letter from
W Leigh Wilson In that letter the Following
statementS, copied al uerofflBa 81 dterdtina, are
"As the election Is aeer M hand deem n my
luty 10 the people Of Virginia 20 say that Capt
Frank = Blair neve. wrote line srorsle o,. SiR-
9D'e ~ those letters hut the same was forgery
put upon him in MytAeNille The maine az the
ioTIeT WI not give hut before God aud man am
Wiling 10 h6fe the consequences not being willing
10 sink mere tool ~ others. But regret q say
That that party has done all he could % DqtI'e me:
that MI. u. Wise and Joan Daniel. who lp,frSls0ded
ie ihte lis az on promises not fulfilled, induces
ne 70 deal with them rs they deserve and tell what
they nave as !ct tlei u tel. and that Is that
promise 10 pay 500 In three PAYMENTS $50
ash. s2i0 IN thirty days and $3.50 IN sixty DAYS
they obtained permission 20 read and publish, IL
they wished, letters dated sd and nth OF October
$780, the last named OF which found they had also
a copy. i regret very much to write this letter
but justice 10 myself and Capt Blair require IT, 4
Say now. with no witness but God. 4 stand alone
responsible for every line OF this letter | further
say that John W. Daniel George H. Wise and pr
Monterio knew as wei as aid that these letters
were never written by Capt Blair; that the
loose conversation and other things taking place,
my drunken condition and reluctance on my part
10 give un the letters and there eagerneSS was
more than sufficient u have aroused the SaISpnions
I far duer men than Daniel. Wise and Monterio.
this whole thing was a rascaly proceeding, per-
petrated on a drunken man and for II Daniel ana
Wise are mainly responsible" I shall not con-
descend TO notice WilSan-the correspondent,
friends and hireling OF Malone, Blair q CO.
turther than 10 declare that the statements
above given are miserable lies OF the whole
cloth: But l avail myseh OF this opportunity TO
denounce II. III. Riddleberger. who cOncol ted the
Slander, ana the person or persons who directed or
sanctioned these publications, as base liars and
Slanderers- Signrd-Iieorgc II. WIsen
The "John ". Daniel" referred To nv Wilson "a
the democratic candidate for governor. and ..tseo
ID. Wise is congressman elect from this district.
''Montero" Is friend 0fMaj. Daniel, accompanying
him In the canvass The impression this evening
is that the foregoing denunciation OF Capt Riddle-
berger viii result in hostile meeting between
him and Capt. Wise Capt Riddlebergcr was In
richmond to-day, and Capt Wise is reported as
having left the city TO avoid arrest.
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FX-PreSdent Franklin II. Gowen. OF the Reading
railroad, viii sail from New York for Europe to-
day. and Mr.. George DE b. Kem Will act as re-
ceiyer in his place until his return. Mr. Gowen, t
is understood, goes abroad to secure Reading
proxies for the January election.
AT the Fayetteville, Onlndaga county, Y. Y,
school district election, Thursday the " woma ms
rights candidate was chosen. This is the second
victory for this party in Fayetteville, and il gives
them control OF the school board
Edward G.. Keen and Joseph III. Kahn. OF Phila-
dephia, both grain brokers. have suspended. Their
combined liabilities will not exceed $4,000.
The Garfield Monument Fund committee at
Cleveland yesterday received $50 from Portland
oregon, the largest sum yet received outside Of
Cleveland.
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He Did Not Advertise,
From Bomfort's Circular.

A demonstrating man went into a store the
other day and sat down for half an hour or 30,
when clerk asked If there was anything she could
Go Tor him. He said no; he didn't want anything.
She went away, and he sat there half an hour
longer when the proprietor went 10 him and asked
ii he wanted to be shown ANYTHING No. said
the nervous man; | just wanted 10 sit around.
MY physician has recommended perfect quiet for
me, ana says above all things. must avoid being
Ia crowds Noticing that you did not advertise in
the newspapers, / thought that this would he as
quiet place as L could find, Sta Just dropped in
Tor few hours OF complete isolation The mer-
chant picked mp a bolt OF paper cambria to brain
him, but the man Went out. He said all he wanted
WAS QIpr LIE
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ANOTHER GARFIELD MONUMENT pRoposrp In

ANOTHER GARFIELD MONUMENT PRoPoSED.-In &C.
cordance with the resolution adopted by the
Society Of the Army OF the Cumberland at Chatta-
nooga, September 21st, Lieutenant General Sheri-
dan, president OF the society, has appointed the
mittee % take measures for the erection OF moni-
ment TO General Garfield by the society: Gen.
James Barnett or Cleveland, chairman: Gen. j. c.
Smith, Chicago; Gen. A. G. McCook, New York !:
Col. III. c. Corbin. Washington: Gen. W. A Robin
son, PittSburg; Gen. A. II. Underwood, Boston:
Lieut.. John Ruhm, Nashville; Gen Henry VI. Cist,
CINCINNATI; and Gen. j. @. ParkhurSt. Detroit
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Two EXECUTIONS YEsTERDAY.-Frank Hudson,
colored, was hanged at Dawson, Ga, yesterday,
for the murder OF David Lee, Mrs. Lee, and a
colored girl. He admitted that the sentence was
just and that his purpose was robbery ard
Earle was executed yesterday in the jail at Sage
vile, Hamilton county. n. Y. in the AdrondackS,
for Ii Hing his wife in February laSL.
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR IRoQUoIs.-The New
market second October In Getting came Ia a close in
England yesterday. The race for the Newmarket
Derby (SweepStakes) for three-y ear-old colts and
fllleS distance one mile and a-half. came OF and
was Won by Mr. L. L0rlllard's b. c. IrOquoiS The
second place was secured 10y Mr. n. Jarline's n. c.
lshmael, and the third place by Lord FalmOuth's
b. c. LennoXlene Four ran.
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TOHN A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON PIERCE STREET.
ANb And I STREETS NORTHWEST. IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. u. Co. WITH In
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated on the 9tbaaes
$685. folio u.s. of the land records for the District.
Of Columbia and ct request Of party secured. we win
Friday, OCTOBER TWENTY; FIRST. 1881, at
ground in the City Of Washington in the District Of
Columbia known OWN Is lot NUMBERED one hundred and
square numbered two hundred and six f206). made
April 6th 1875 by Matilda w. Stanton and recorded
In the surveyors Office in Iber I. H. K, folio 1885,
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in equal
payable in sx and twelve months with inter
property or al cash ct the option Of the purchaser
deposit OF hundred dollars required at time Of SALE
terms not complied with in ten days. the Trustees
the right TO resell at the risk and cost Of defau
ing purchaser. Convey1ncng at purchasers cost.
JOHN G. uEALD. l r..,.4...
WILLIAM A. GORDON Aluseess'
y. 7. C01sDWE1Is AucG o11-eoH
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THE RISE IN CONFEDERATE BoNDs.-The rise IN
confederate bonds IN England is probably caused
10y the effort OF some of the bOn1holders 10 get
hold OF the Sl1 000000 deposited years ago 10y the
Confederate government in the Bank OF England
The gold, OF course belongs To our government,
ana as III has been drawing interest for about IS
years, II would be well for the Secretary OF state
to look after it. The money would doubtless be
handed over.
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NRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
L F H1HsE tNI, LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October 1st A.
p 1870 and recorded in iber No. 627 folio 184, of
the land records for the District OF Columbia. viii
FIJI s. PpShc aMgson il front Of the premises
Der. A. D. 1881, AT 4:3O O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that lot
OF ground in the city Of Washington in the District
Columbia knownas Lot numbered forty-six (46), in
PIERCE and Knge's subdivision of square numbered two
hundred and seven COR With the con-
Terms Of sale one-third CASH 6aianSe in equal in,
secured by trust the property. Conyeyancing at
purchasers cost deposit Of $100 required at time of
sale If terms are complied with in week
day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell
risk of defaulting purchaser.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. Old
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T T. COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING No. 723, ON EIGHTH STREET
SOUTHEAST, OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS
BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in Lber No. o..
1854, folio 44s one of the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, the undersigned trustees will
D 1Sal the o TWENTY, DAY OF OCTOBER,
1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that part of lot pa
in square 904, in the city Of Washington, DC. con,
tanned within the following metes and bounds Begin
ming for the same 257 feet inches south from the
northeast corner of said and running thence due
west lO9 feet inch thence north 26 feet thence
ming.
Terms of sale: One-fourth CASH residue in one two
and three years. for which notes of purchaser bearing
interest from day of sale and secured satisfaction of
Trustees property Sold to be given; all cash
at option of purchaser Terms of sale to he complied
with in seven days. Trustees right resell
risk and cost of defaultng purchaser 800 deposit
required when bid accepted
BRAINARD II. WARNER J
W. T.. EDMONSTON, } Trustees
o14-d&ds Office APO 5th street northwest
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FLOODS IN THE WEsT.-Dispatches from points on
have caused heavy rise of the river at Chippewa
Falls. Wis The bridges on all the smaller streams
are gone, and most OF the up-river roads are I'M
paSSablp-
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EDIsoN's PARIS PRIZEs.-The Jury OF the interna.
tonal electric exhibition has awarded gold med
ais OF the highest class TO Edison and Brush for
dynamo-magnetic machines, and gold medals to
Maxim. Also gold medals TO Edison Brush and
Maxim, for arc incandeScent lights. Edison takes
five gold medals in ALL being more than any other
exhibitor
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ENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO
PERTY IN GEORGETOWN
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
n1slr1ct o. Columbia, passed In No. Z, OPS, s
docket 20 Will offer for sale SATURDAY, THEzcA
EIGHTH DAYOF OCTOBER, 1884, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
all Of lot No. 109 and the north 80 feet OF lot
no 100 In Threlkelds addition, and parts of lots Nos
% ana 66 In Beatty and Hawkins addition to George
The first parcel fronts 60 feet on Fayete street. be-
IWeen "a and I'D Streets and back of that width
~ feet then narrows to 80 feet and extends back 60
basement dwelling house, No. 1412 Fayette Tor 35th)
Thesecond parcel fronts feet ~ inches on I'd street.
between Frederick and Fayete streets, and extends
back OF that width 81 feet and is improved with the
tMo-story brick dwelling house, No. 3416 I'd Cor o.
street. The Metropolitan railroad pass both houses
and the Academy.
Terms of by the decree are One-fourth CASH $50
when the lot is struck off, the residue in five days the
balance In three equal payments at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day of sale to be
secured by notes and deed of trust the purchaser
may pay all in cash. Conveyancing at purchasers cost
The title is believed to be perfect and all viii be
paid in full to July LIST, 1881. 49, w
RUDOLPH WATKINS,
Trustee and Guardian, &C., Rockville Nd
-F FRED. w. JONES' Solicitor
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer. s27-dts
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, AT FOUR
AND.A-HALF O'CLOCK. same place. by order Of
Arustees. o10-dts
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MAP RTEn

RICE-BURNSIDE. On October 18th, 1881 at the
residence of the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church the
t Rev. MI. Greens: HbNkn d. RICE, Of Burke's Sta
ID, c.,
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MRS. PARSE1L PROSTRATED.-Wnen Mrs. Parnell
received the news informing her OF her sons ar
rest she Immediately became very Ill and refused
TO see any OF her Intimate friends, especially when
she learned the cause OF arrest, and how it was
executed 1t is probable that this excitement will
have severe effect on her health. as she is now
very Old, being the mother OF children who have
all passed their childhood days.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Citizens National Bank agt Hosmer
dismissed for failure TO print. Jones agt. Warden
motion to dismiss overruled. higgins agt- Dye,
argued and submitted. Adjourned TO Monday.
PROBATE CoURT-J,tdge HdgSaer.
Yesterday, AN exemplfed copy OF the last viii and
testament OF Mary r. Bibb was filed md admitted
to probate and record. Estate OF Margaret Major;
order of publication issued Exemplifed copy OF
the will OF Georges c. Humes, OF Prince George
county, Nd, filed and admitted TO probate. Estate
OF Susanna v. Walker; inventory OF personal es-
tate returned. stephen b. Ellery, guardian to
EStella A. Brent; gave bond in s., 000 Estate OF
John Purdy; inventory OF personal estate returned
by executor.
EQUITY CoURT-ytIdge Willie.
Yesterday, Heller agt Blake; bill dismissed. Nc
IntOsh agt CiSsel; appeal bond fixed. Myers agt
Wilson; auditors report ratified. Roberts agt
Dimmick; guardian ad litem appointed. Reed
agt Reed; do. Christiancy agt Christiancy; time
to take proof extended to Oct 2lst. GRIMES act.
Grymes; sale ordered and trustees appointed to
sell y. flanagan agt SNOW; decree that Snow pay
trustees appointed. Rover agt Doulass: motion
for special Injunction ovezTuled
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HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO. STOOL
and Cover; I!egant Parlor Suite upholstered in
Top Tables Easy Chairs, Walnut-Fraine Mantle
Mirror, Rugs Walnut Hall Rack, mirror back
Walnut Marble-Top Sideboard, Walnut Extension
Table, Walnut Dining Room Chairs upholstered in
Leather; Ladies' Walnut Writing. Desk, Mantel
Clocks, Walnut Chamber Suites, heavily carved;
Marble Top Cottage Furniture, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets Best
Cured Hair Mattresses, Family Bible, in two
Volumes; Chromos and Engravings, Silver Ware.
Cutlery, China and Glass Ware, Husk Mattresses,
Springs, Bedding, Kitchen Utensils etc.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH,1 1881,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell at 415 Sd street
northwest the above assortment of we'll kept furni-
ture and worthy the attention of buyers in search of
first class goods
Old MATTER B. WILLIAMS L Co. Ancts
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SPORTING GOODS.

{ ,HR- RUPERT,
Nos. 403 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILL
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY,
market. ~ N' ~A~ ""A"oAAsS Ia euo
AnohEhf AND FISHING TACKLES CROOUET
AND LAWN TENNIS. BICYCLES,
NEIOCIPEDES, WAGONS
ET large assortment of Travelling and Lunch
x
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GARFIELD.-AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE
~ Of President Garfield. complete faithful history
from cradle to grave by the eminent biographer COZ
Conwell. Books all ready for delivery. An eleanflv
Illustrated volume ENDORSED edition: Liberal terms.
cells any other book ten to one. Agents never made
money so fast The book sells itself. Experience not
necessary. Failure unknown. All make immense
profits. Private terms free. GEORGE sTINSON L
CO.. PoEdAnos Name oA-lm
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RhOPERIY ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN.
IE1ErH S S9E BETWEEN E AND STREETS

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TFhfUrHt STp, 0M The , East SIDE 0F TWEM;
NORTHWESTERN. 525.
~ virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District q Columbia passed the 9Th day Of July
IN E a
M SxY q ~ ocToBER, ISL st F FOUR
erty Lot in square 1872 having front of So feet
inches by depth of about 1856 feet 10 inches improved
by tnree-story brick. with large back building CON
nrnha9sm ou' twenty rooms, and now used as Church
Terms as prescribed by the decree: third of the
baGnase money cash. the balance to be paid in six
sale, or the purchaser may pay the whole purchase
money cash. The title to said real estate shall be re-
ned oy SAID Trustee until the whole of the purchase
chasers cost $500 deposit viii be re0i,ired When the
ls struck off If the terms of sale are not
zee reserves the right to resell the Property at the
o,o,.s $40 N JAMES 4. Nth Trustee.
o-1-0Noe $40 5th street northwest.
RY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF THE LATEMa
c G. e9n o nc, IL Equity
ss''efs1 II hEf9i 8 SA r. 81 &C.
numbered three iS in Poilarde rb Of Ecfs one
ana two IN square numbered 400 md ali that part Of
Late EnacI IN square numbered 49, whereof the
q Lot 70 being immediately in the rear Of Lot and
t9erernt9 adjonng in the city Of Wellington District
faesn situated s on the Of street be-
-four story Brick Dwelling bang No. z5s street
Terms Of SALE third cash; balance equal In
staiments in six twelve and eighteen months from day
chaser At cost tie purchaser de-
ps' Oh slo required at tl9 goa & RUFF. Trustee
B. b. WARNER. Auctioneer. olO-ddds
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Odd WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OKEAI ESTATE ON NEW YORK AVENUE Be
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS, AND ON I STREET NORTHWEST,
BEI WEE! ", TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH

D "-h'.1r11~o TN D'O'
In pursuance of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia. passed on the 4th day of
October, AID 1881, in cause No. 1863 on the IsA
Equity docket of said court wherein Charles Sioussa
and others are complainants and Thomas w. Fisher
and others defendants the undersigned Trustee will
sell ct public auction in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A; d. 1881. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
lots of ground numbered three 90 and eleven I'D in
square numbered two hundred and eightysix C2S6 in
the City of Washington, in the District of Columbia
together with the improvements thereon.
The improvements on Lot No. 3 consist of three small
Brick Houses and said lot will be sold three separate
parcels according to plat to be exhibited at the sale
The improvements on Lot No. IL are four Frame
Houses, and it Is deemed expedent to sell the whole lot
in one parcel.
Terms Of sale. prescribed by the Decree are One
third Of the purchase money cash. and the balance in
equal nsailments in and two years from the day of
sale, with interest to be secured by mortgage or re-
served lien the premises the purchaser may at
his option pay all cash. deposit of 800 will be re-
CURED from each purchaser at the time of sale
conyeyancng is to be at the cost of the purchaser
MARTIN +. NORRIS, Trustee,
1906 street.
II Il Ancfi Il k-,1u
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las. r. BRIEN.
81 YEARS PRACTICE.
Special attention given to repairs.
OrdexB solicited. - I'M
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OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
" JOHN. A. DODGE l. CO.,
Bankers and Brokers' No. II Wall street. NY buy and
carry stocks three to five per cent Margin and when
desired will advise when and what to buy also secure
STOCK PRIVILEGES at reasonable rates in which $25
to 500 can be invested.
Full information on application and Financial Report
sent free. jan12-m.Ws
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PROPOSALS
pROPOsALs FOR BRONZE BAITsT

t)hoPooALS FOR BRONZE BALUSTERS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE
WAR; NAVY DEpapTMrNTs
WASHINGTON. d. c. October I4th is3, (
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and daliver;n1y
Bronze Balusers and two Bronze Newell posts f th
North Wing Of the Building n for State War and Navy
IN tns cy VIII De received at this office
mediately thereafter in presence OF bidders. 49,
Specifications. general instructions bidder, hI.r,
forms Of proposal and information where
model may be seen, viii be furnished to estab;shei
bronze manufacturers upon application this ofce
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
ol4-6t 1t Col. Corps of Engineers
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucaoneer..

DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucsionesrs.
RAGE 4fA AND Ab6lMM ARNk Esp 'uMp-skAT CAR
iGsi E fFs Ssok
7. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
sTHSTF lbEssr SIKH As q
e shTIn a4 Fouls Ge5 Caask En- sss
part Of lot $50 fronting ls feet on Virginia
Terms: One third cash: balance ~ six and twelve
months at six per cent interest s50deposit at time Of
1NHoMAs J. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE. SUBURBAN
H 10 GpISEs 7ro OF WASHINGTON AND NORTH
By virtue of three deeds of trust dated respec-
May lsIs and do the lst Of May 1872 and gesorded l
folio s7 and Lib 4 foo g. s and rG1 Ss
Columbia and at the request of the party secured
R1 fTEHEE s6yHSGR M Fart SH Il ras
Sf Land called Re, in the county Of
about one hundred and twenty five q25} acres, and
Fri! Ss il deeds &
the high ground north of Georgetown and of Rock
improved by substantial frame dwelling, has a good
spring convenient to the house and commands
nihcent view of the two cities and of the surrounding
county. The excellent neghborhood and the proximity
OF the grounds of the United States Naval Observatory
make the property most desirable.
ThlS property offers good opportunity for in
vestment account of the numerous fine building
vided.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and balance in equal
lnstaments payable in six twelve and eighteen months
from day OF sale with interest secured by deed of trust
upon the property or al cash. at the option of the pur
chaser deposit of $500 required at time of sale. Con-
veyancing at of purchaser IF terms of sale are
not complied with in ten days the Trustee the
rght TO resell at risk and cost of efautng purchaser
ol5-d WILLIAM A. GORDON. JR., Trustee