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nUNOAN6ON BROS. Auctioneerr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN Z AND L STREETS

By virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded -
the lsnd records for the District OF Column .1kzsl
bis viii sell, at pubic auction. in fir mt OF the
d. 1881, AT 8 80 O'clock PM, enc undivided
around IL the city of Washinaton. Iietrict of Co.
iumsia, ana known. designated and described on
erly half Of lot i've t5). in square five hundred and
twenty, SIX !s26), fronting for ssid half twenty
street west, and running back in depth with uni
fo'm width ninety three (93) feet four az aches.
together with all lmpr ovenents. ways, easements.
&c.
Terms: Amount Of Indebtedness secured by eaid
trust; taxes ard expenses Of sale in cash, amount
of which will be stated At SALE balance in six and
twelve months, notes to be Ar interest and t, Sc
ing at purchasers cost. deposit of 800 re.
quired at sale.
milo m,Wf A. THOMAS BRAOLEYeTruStoo.
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ErRUSJEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
Il IA1E on EIGHTH SfhEEr, OPPOSITE
The CENTRAL POST OFFICE


By virtue of two decree-, passed. in cs1ss lA
No {, 043 Equi y, in the Supreme Court o finS3
the District Of Columbis, n April 81, 1879, -&H2
ard en- Say q. 1881, Will sell at Public auction,
III frOFt OF the premises, on L TUESDAY, THE PATH
DAY OF MAY, 1884, AT O'CLOCK p NJ al that GER
tain piece parcel of lSn situate and lying in the
city Of Washington, 10 the DISTRICT of Co,u Nbia,
known ar d, seri6ed az the north h.lt o: Lot No:
]3, IN square No. 400, together with the improve
ments thereon free of a taxes lawfully asses sed
thereon up to the tine of said sale.
Terms OF sale, One fourth casn: balance in three
equsl instan ents with nteres 4, in six twelve and
eighteen months, secured by the oni ssory notes
OF the chaser. and by retaining the title until
al OF said II ties are paid; or if the purchaser so
desires, be may pay 81 cash within ten days after
tie sale. IN o hundred do.lsrs deposit will bs re-
CURED OF he purchaser at the time of sale aud ali
conveyanciax and recording will be at the pur.
chaser's exreL-e. II the terms of sale are not
Complied with in ten days, the property viii be re-
sold 81 the risk and cost Of the defaultin9 pur-
chaser, after five days no. ice IN the Evening star.
a. @. BRADLEY r.,,.a,,
o. O. GREEN, AfUsteos'
pUNCAN6ON BROS, AucioDeers. m4-dSds
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THOMAS DUWLIN9, Auct1oneer.

IEKhE STONY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
FINE STORE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
tIASI AND + STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MAY 25rH. 1881, AT 6 Il
shall sell Lot IS, in Square 57i, having lI0
front Of rs feet street. by depth of 1OS feet
brick. containing fine store room and eleven rooms
and fine cellar under the whole building. with ali
Gated for most any business, and offers fne op.
portuuity for profitable investment.
Terms: One-fOurth cash; the residue at 6, IL
and Is months. with notes bearing interes. ut &
per cent per annum, and secured by deed o. trust
on the property sod Ali conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. 800 down at tims Of sale.
NIP d&ds
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ELECTION AT CUMBBRLAND.-The municipal
election In Cumberland, Nd. Monday, reSul ted
In victory for the united democracy they
carrying four or the six wards and electing
Resley (dem.) over ShaefIer (rep) for town
clerk
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT AT AL JTTON.
On SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1881, AT I'm
ocLoeK. In front of my auction roomr. ~
shall cell the folowing:-One side b2r top
Horse Blanket. &C. The mare can trot mile 2 so
2A0. Any wishing to see her trot can do SO and
hold the watch over her before day OF SALE Reason
Tor selling, the Gentleman is leaving the city. In-
qu11e OF WIN. Walter, corner 14th and ID streets
northwest THOMAS BOWLING,
m17-Gts AuctiOneer
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A LWAYs SECURE AND BELIABL1
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street. and New York ave.

Fire. Burglar and Damp Proof vsuits from %
20 eco year. Government Bonds on deposit for
81 per 81, GOO. Also. receives silyerware In Iruun
for moderate rate. Board Of Managers: William
stickney, PRESIDENT George W. Riggs. vice pres.-
dent; u. p. snyder. secretary: A. L; sturteysnt.
treasurer; Henry A. Willard. John 0Assels. 1hos.
Fvnns marA
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MRS. SPRAGUBs DIVORCE SUIr.-A special
dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Times, from New
port, May ID, says:-"The latter part OF last
week local counsel for Kate Chase Sprague. In
petition Tor divorce from her husband. William
Sprague. gave notice 10 respondents counsel 10
be III readiness on Monday, the 10Th instant, 20
Try the question or jurisdiction raised 10y Gov.
Sprsgues counsel as 10 the residence OF the
petitioner. Tie statute provides in chapter 1853,
section =, that said court Qha supreme courJ)
shall have 10 cognlZance OF Jurisdiction over
any petition for divorce unless the petitioner
shall al the time or the preferTing OF such pc
utlon be oomiciled innabitant or this ST ate
aid have resided therein for period OF one
year next before the preferriGe or such petition.
A hearing was TO have been held before Judge
Potter, OF the supreme court, Washington
county. this forenoon, ana Hon. Winchester
Button was 10 have been present Ia the iuter-
est OF Mrs Sprague. Judge Potter, however
sent a telegram 10 Mrs. Sprague's counsel an
nouncing that there would be no Judge In al
tendance upon the court TO day. The Jury had
been dismissed and an adjournment had been
taken 10 one week from next saturday. A
hearing Wall probably be given at that time
end II Is expected that full array OF counsel
VIII DE present. This is The only re N aihing
obstacle 10 the trial or the case"
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sporting Notes.

The Louisville Jockey club opened Its spring
meeting yesterday. AS usual the events were
OF mucn interest and The attendance immense.
Ii is a cold day when a horse race Ia Kenfucsy
fails TO draw big crowds. The first race J.
miles, for all ages, purse $500. was won by Ban
croft, Checkmate second. Gabriel third. Tlme
2:lok. Bancroft was big fayolite. The KEN
lucky derby for year olcs, y miles, was woa
by Hincoo, Lelex second, Alranbra third.
Time, 2:+0. EindCo sold the favorite at 20 I.
There were six In the field. The horses ran In
bunch for mile, when IIindoo went 10 the
'front.'. Third race, mile heats. Pope Leo was
me faVorite. The following is a summary:
boulevard, ! l; Frank Cheatham. 2; Mary
Anderson, 3. Time. l:45s, l:46.
The winners at Point Breeze (Phlladelphia,
trottlng races yesterday were Princess Enis
ana AlexaId DER. Best time by Alexander-2.zS.
Base bail y6sterday-At Cleveland, Cleve-
laLdS 2. Bostons 5. AT Chicago Worcesters :
Chieagos I. At Detroit, Detroits {, Troys 0.
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1901 MARMION GOLDDUST. 1907
year colt st.ies, Boston. 2:s4 he BY Gold n
Dam by Ale1ander's Edwin Forrest. sireV 0
Annie collins, 223H, g.s. Edwin Forrest,
IA. Marmion is q chestnut, of great bone, muscle
tize. power, speed and superior breeding, beauty
and stJ ie Stands at st 4ble of JOHN II. CHEN.
62f g ct, Washington, D. @. m7-lms
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THOMAs BOWLING, suctioDeer

CATALOGUE SALE OF LAW BOOKS,
To be sold at my suction rooms, south 77En
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue aud hA1I/
j h stree, WASHINGTON. D O., THURS
DAY and FRlD EVENINGS, MAY l9Ta ANn
10TH. ISL COMMENCING AT 30 O'CLOCK each
evening. Terms cash
mic THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
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On THURSDAY MORNING, MAJ 18TH ~ N
AT 30 O'CLOCK, within our auction rooms MY
We will sell the above. :NNk
These Flos ers are from one OF the finest 3sS
hortrulturitts in this neiShborhood 1t
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BOOKS, &c,

NEW BOO 1p.-Ihe Bal in's Maid, by Mira
~ Niittr. 81 IS Blessed Saint Certainty 81 so.
The Great ElCli1ists and Pianists; 4Nc Lousis
Laras. HsndS Volume Series: 30c. The Young
Nimrods. 10y Thomas W. Knox: g. 50. The Fa-
theirs OF TIE Thtrd Century, by Rev. G. JacksOn ;
Soc. How TO ell the Parts OF Sp.ech by Abbott
use. The Old Iestsment q the Jewish Church by
" Robertson smith Sl.75. The Sstchel Guide to
EUROPE, 1881 dibon; 81 The Life and Educs-
ton OF Laura Brldg nan, by Mary 8. IamsOa &C
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEH,
1918 PennsyIvanla ave.
comIste assortment OF PranS's aad Marcus
Wards Birthday Cards. &c. Also. Franklin
Square and Seaside Libraries. NILS
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THIS EVENING.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF TWO PRIVATE LIBRA
hIEn AND SuME SMALL LOTS, EMBRA-
BOORS, TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION
ROOMS. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
STREETS. WASHINGTON. D. G.,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN 7lsz,
INGs, MAY 18th III and 18TH. commencing III III
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
m126t Auctioneer.
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PER H4s OBJ SALE OF FINE BUILDING

L LOTS, CORNER SPRUCE AND LARCH
STREE Ts. IN LEDROIT PARK.
M, we will eel, In froat of the pre- misses. V&
Lots 8. II and IS, In BLOCK No 2, OF A. L. -
Barber & Co 3 subdivision OF LED rot Park, as re-
corded in liber A. Il, s., No. !, folio IL. in Sur
veyor's Office of District Of Columbia.
l25 feet.
= Lot fronts 80 feet on Spruce street, between
Larch and Juuiper.
LeDroit Park is one of the pieasantest places In
our city, combining the conyeniences OF the CITY
with the pleasures OF a country residence.
Terms liberal ana made known at SALE
NILS dkds DUNOANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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VOYAGEKs TO EUROPE.

J. W. BOTHER SON
Are the Agents for the sale OF Tickets In this Dis
trict OF the
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all
apl-3m J. ". BOTELER h SON
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A Fatal PIE-George II. Wheeler dies in
New York On the pa or November, ls59 as
was alleged, from poison contained In a pia
purchased at the bakery OF Charles Schinkle,
and bis mother, Mrs. Eetheul &. Wheeler,
brought suit against ScAinkle for s. 600
damages for the death OF her son. Yesterday
Jury gave Der verdlct Tor 81 600.
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III my farm. rear BiaIensbur9. Plenty Of grass.
shade and wafer. Inquire on premises or address
T. a. sAkEyE, Bladensburs, Va. pl0-lw'
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TOW TO KEEF COOL.

nK j. l.. CARCOZO. HOMEOPATHIsT, Qrom
u Europe, has opened an office temporarily Ct
726 7.h street northwest Office bours:-S:3o to 10
Am. to 2p.m.; 8 to Pm ADVICE to poor pa
tents free. Wl2-eQSt
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J. B. WOOD, General Passenger Asepe m
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MRS MARY JANE LEE, eldest sister and last
surviving member or the Hon. Zichariah
Chambers family In New Hampshire died
Yesterday at the residence OF the Rev. E. NJ
kellogg, In Manchester. y. H., In the S0Jh year
OF her age. Hon. Eugene Hale, his wife, (sho
is a niece) and her mother (the widow or the
late senator ChandleD were present at the
death led.
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E1ToH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

EITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
s STREET. REnMEEM EsEvENT la SI
On FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 8
AND STREE rs.
We will sell at public auction, on the premt- -
ses, on TUESDAY. MAY 18th, 1881, at 15ef
O'CLOCK p M. Lot Is. in square le9 fronting -
90 feet IL inches II street, between 18th and
inches. |'
Terms made known at time of sxie.
Also. on same afternoon, at O'CLOCK P. M, we
14th street, between and streets, and running
back 120 feet to an alley
Terms: One third cash, and balance In one and
two years at per cent interest," secured by deed of
trust on properly sold. A deposit of SlOO viii be
required Oh each lot at time of SALE
apps cots j. 7. COLDWELL, Auct.
eFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on accoui IF the rain, unit TUESDAY, NAY oath
1851. at same time and place
mis- tn fam J. T. GOODWILL, Auct
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T,HE- SPLENDID ESTATE, ARLINGTON,

THE SPLENDID ESTATE, ARLINGTON, y
l. ON The POTOMAC RIVER, OPPOSITE
WASHINGTON, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 10. lrA
ATI o'clock, on the premi les. we shall sell fMS
that III e estate known Arlington" on .XH&.
the Potomac river. opposite Washington, and dis
tant about IL miles from the Capitol, containing
400 fertile acres spendidly adapted for dairy and
stock farming. There is cattle yard on the prop
erty directly at Waterloo Station, on the Washing
adjoining the washington Adsmantine Brick
Works" The farm will be sold in subdivisions.
For de scriptFe pamphlets plats and terms OF
sale, apply at our office.
THOs. J. FISHER h Co, Auctioneers.
apps TN, tb, e. I'd 1923 street northwest.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BURT'S FINE SHOES.
GUINNIP. DAY & Co.,
$50, Sa3 aud Sas Seventh ST.,
WILL OPEN FULL LINRoF
EDWIN C. BURTs
FINE LADIES' AND MISSES
SHOES, CATERS, ETC.
ON MONDAY,
IN DUB SHOE DEPARTMENT
tStore No. Sl2I,
EMBRACING AMONG OTHERS. THE FOLLOW
ING VARIETIES:
PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON;
CORSO GOAT. vAMP,
kID-FOx. SERGE:
CHILDRKN's AMERICAN KID. BUTTON.
SPRING HEELS:
FRENCH STRAIGHT GOAT KID:
LADIES' CURSE KID;
BID OPERA SANDALS. FRENCH HEELS;
CLOTH. KID-FoXRD BUTTON CATERS.
KID OPERA SLIPPERS;
PINAFCRE AND DUCHESS SHIPPERS:
PRINCE ALBERT SANDALS;
NEWPORT TIES:
KID AND BERLIN SANDALS.
THESE ARE SUPERIOR GOODS AND WILL BE
OFFERED VERY LOW.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
apSO 6UlNNIP. DAY d co.
n NJ ~ n
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M AXE NO MISTAKE.
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
GOD Pennsylvania avenue.
RECEIVkD OAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED
IN WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made S-strap Sandas.......... 90 90
Ladies' Fine Kid Op Slpper.... go, $50, 1 O9
Ladies' Fine Rid Button Boots ............. ]. so
Ladies' Hand sewed Kid Boots. 50 80 to 4 80
LADIES SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Misfes' Solid Button Shoes eI 90 TO 2 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Childrens Peb Button Solid. to l0....... Csc
to 3d.. -. Soc
OHILDRFN'S GOOD SPRING HEELS
One hundred Styles of Gents Fine Low Shoes at
prices from ........... .............s 81 to S. so
ONE PRICE.
APPS GEO. MCCARTHY
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers CT this company will sail EVERY
SATURDAY from Bremen Pier, foot OF Sd street,
HGboken. Rates of passage New York to
Havre, London, Southampton and Bremen, first
cabin, SlGO; second cabin ego; s.eerage $50; pre-
sage apply to OELkIOHS & co , Bowling Green.
New York; ". q METZEROTT 4 90. 1926 Penn.
AGENTS for WAshinptOn. ianl2
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CUNARD LINE. NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40, N. r., NEW YORK.
.scythia. We'd. 10 Msy. eeria. Wed. Is June.
Parthia. Wed. 70 May iScythia. We'd, % inc.
.Bothnia. We'd, June lParthia We'd. % June.
-Gallis. We'd. June .iBothnia. Wed, July.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
500. $50 and $780, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, Sl5 additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
eteeraee at very low rates etesrage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast. Glss-
gov. HavIe. Antwerp and other por.s on the Con-
til ent. and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company'a
Office, No Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin to OTIS BlGELOW h CO., Cos 7th street,
ianI2 VERNON h. BROWN CO.. NY.
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STEAMERS. &c,

EOh klCHMOrD: FhEDKKICKs.
AND STATIONS On THE RICHMOND,
FREDKRICKSBURGA AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD
OIOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
HE OLD AND FAVORITE EOUTE
has just been reopened with the new
AID splendid Steamer \
EXCELSIOR,
oeautiully furnished and appointed IN every re-
speCt leavfI her wharf, foot Of 7th street daily
(Sundays eXcepted) at ''
$50 A. NJ. AND S:3OP. M,
connecting at Quantico with the Fast Trains South
Returning, arrive in WashiuEton at and 10 80 o. m
RATKS OF FARE.
washington to QuaLtico frat clsss .......S 81 90
MashlnRtCn 10 Qusntico, second class .....,. so
Warrington to Fredericksburg, limited to l
Washington to Richmond limited to day. 4. 90
washington to Richmond, unlimited. s. 90
Washington to Richmond and return, good for
First clsss ticket to Quantico and return. good
. only on day OF issue...................... rs
Second class ticket to Ouantico and return,
good only on day Of issue.......-........... 80
, n. B;-Pass epgers to Fredericksburg must take
the Afternoon Boat.
Arrangements can be msde by excursion parties
to stop at Marshall Hall and Glymont.
11ckeiS can be had and information cheersnIly
furnished at B. W. Reeds Sons 1916 street north
west; Cooks Tours, 143l Pennsylvania avenue; W.
e Roose's Cigar Stands; at priuclpa Hotels, and at
the Comp8nys Office. foot of 18th street.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Superintendent.
WIN. p, WEIGH Agent n6 tno0o
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IAMK s j. CHAIRMAN.
MET ROPOIIIAN BOOKSTORE,
ap22 GIL PSnngYIvaM y Sus.

NEW BOOKS.
Great Speeches by Grest Lawyers by Snyder %. 20
Nharton's Conflict of LAWS, I'd edition. 6. 90
Cops U. s. Mineral Lands ................., f. so
The Dartmouth College Causes by Shirley. 2. so
Dorman's Origin of Primitive Superstitions,. 8. so
Michand's History Of the Crusades 3y. ed 4. 90
Pity Years In Maryland Kitchen. by Ho ward. /. 50
bS the Iiber. by author Of Sisnor Monal
MIS- NieceN .....--- I k0
a iAsge variety Of Fancy Box Papeteries Just re-
ceiSed- AL the latest sty les In Stationery.
w. u. & o. III. MOARIaOM.
-, Law BOOKSELLERS AND 8rATroyvRa
sp22 AS Pa. ave. nOrthWeSt
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HHARLE5 ". HANDY, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY AND
BASEEE Mt BRICK HOUSE IN MYRTLE
STREET.
BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated Febru- 81
ary 6, 1873 and recor ded in iiber $50. folio AN8
Ie6. one OF the land records Of the District 49,
OF Columbia and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, will offer Tor sale at public auc-
ton. IN frent OF the premises, on SATURDAY.
P. NJ g. Lot l79 in u. f. Giibert's recorded suoa-
vision Of squsle No. CTS. with improvements
Terms CT sale One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at the rate of six par
cent per annum. secured by deed OF trust on
property sold, or all cash. at purchasers option
All conyeyaneiIg at cost of purchaser. $lC0 down
at time Of SALE.
NATHANIEL CARUSI, Trustee.
WIN. n. SMITH, Salesman. mlS-dEds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THREE THOUSAND PIONEERING AVID BED.
DING PLANTS Al AU ITION.
. Within saissrcoms. On THURSDAY M .
MORNING, MAY 18Th, 1881, AT 10 3OSSSYD
O'CLOCK ! will Fell fine lot Of large Plants ASl6
ssnch as Roses. Eydran.es. He iotropes. @ss
&c. all il tn. best condition.
Terms cash. mI4.dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ICHa SHKRMAN 4 CO.
q Real Estate Aucts. st. Coud BuiIding

VOHS HERNAN & CO.,
u Real Estate Aucts.. ct. Cloud Building
VIII be sod. at public auction, on WE'D -
NESDAI, JUNE LET, AT O'CLOCK NJ, lot a.
and q reets, improved by large four story
Drick d sti ing HOUSE. with two ktorS back build
,ns, the latter consisting dining rom opeang on
Iitn etree fhe property suitable for small hotel
orIhrge boarding house title terftct.
Terms On third cash balance six, twelve ar
eGhteer months, secured by deed of trust; inter
eet at sI8 pc cent all cash 1T option OF pur-
chaser sz5O cash at time Of sale
LEWIS j. DAVIS, Executor.
VIM 81. SSIIH, Salesman mi4-o&ds
YNHO&As BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
CONDUIT ROAD AND fOXSALL's Jane,
ABiiUI tIrE MILE WEST FROM GEORGE
- By sir ue OF . decree passed in The cause No -
1867, Baker ct al. Offutt Ct al. l. ITS Nos ~
10, "a. Is 10. II. Is. 10, 40, al and ~. in the
subdivision o. part of the tract called Harlem ~
made and f'ed 10 the above will bs off -rsd
for sale on MONDAY, THE 23D DAY OF MAY. 1881
AT ONE CLOCK p N. Lot III ia on the Conduit
road. Lots IL to n on FoXhal lane, and Is 10
~ front On road 80 feet wide. laid out in said
subdivision Pats viii be exhibited at the sale.
Terms o. sale prescribed by the decree: One
third in cash; SEQ deposit on each lot a. Tins of
sac; rs!Cue In two equal payments at six and
twelve months. with interest at seven per cent pc
annum. Option Of the purchaser TO psy all cash.
FRED w. JONES Trustee,
milf dts Gunton Building, i72 Ii. ave.
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~ 9th and D streets northwest.
TRUNKS. Wits. HARNESS BRIDES. OUR
RY COMBS, SADDLER5' HORSES AND
HARDWARE. PADS, BOOTS, TRACES,
BREAST STRAPS, MARIINGALES. LINES.
COLLARS, FLY NETS, SC.
REMAINING SNAIL Stock eF DEALER.
TOYa, EO-lERY. FANCY GOODS, NC
1IONF, SHELF GOODS, sc.
Will be sold st auction, within our salesrooms,
TUESDAY, MAY l9TH, AT Ten O'CLOCK.
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NHHOS J FISHER & CO.,
Il Real Estate Aucuoaeers. 1913 st. n W.
PUBIC SALE OF COTTAGE AND GROUNDS
Al TIE corner OF EIGHTEENTH AND
BOUNDARY 81 RBE1 NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY PATH, -
AT six O'CLOCK, on the premises shall h3!d
sell Lot No. .. in square No. I3l, fronting .l.:M
167 feet on 18th street and ia 50 feet Boundary
by Frame Cottage and Brick Stable. The Rr 5u Dis
are improved with Ihr9bbery and fruit treel; Po-
Terms: 2,tfO in cash; balance in two years,
with interest at seven 60 per cent
THOS. j. FISHER h CO.. Aucts.,
mI7' dads 1928 s!ree..
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are knowna %
years q the only place where hret, class SECOND.
HAND CL9TRING can Be S9la q oa SssNS Nn
GIG DIST. between 9Th and 9Th Sta. northwest OF
Branch Store. No 4OS 9th st.. between p ana
ended to. uAfz4
4 NTON FI0OHER'B DRY CLEANING EgTAB-
"A TISHMENT and DYE WORKS. No. 906 @ IT.
1o1fhweaf near the u. 8. Patent Once.
Iadies' and Gentlemens GARMENTS Of al binds
CLEANED and DYED; also. CREPE Wells.
TINEG GLOVES, &C.
SPECIALITY In cleaning me EVENING
DRESSES. Thirty years experience. Terms mod
ereta mAr2l
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW,
THOMAs DOwLIN3. Auctioneer.

T'HOMAS DOwLIN3. Auctioneer.
WALNUT REP PARLOR SUITE IN VINE OOV-
DITION. REy0LEING OFFIuE DESK TWO
BLACK WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITES, WALNUT MARBLE TOP TABLE
WINDOW LANDINGS. MIRROR, HAIR AMI
HUSK MATTRESSES, WIRE SPRING, VA :.
NUT EXTENSION LINING TAsLE. DROP
LIGaT, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. AN
y1QUE MAHOGANY SIDEsOARD, COOK
IN, KANGE, STREET HOSE. KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c
"a NEW WAGON JACKS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORSIEG. MAY 10, 1881, "a
CoAMEhCING AT 10 O'CLOCK at the residenceN
CT a lady declining housekeeping, No. 1928 H9
street, between 18th and 18th Streets shall
sell the above effects.
ml7 THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.