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n'RUSTEFS' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Il fRTY ON S1REET, BaTWEEN ELEV-
IN1H AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH
HNFUsTEE'S SALE OF THE RIGHr OF oCCU-
il PATTON TILL DECEMBER 81, 1906, OF
TRIKTY-TWO MARKET STANDS IN THE

T9usTEI's sALE OF TIE RIGHT OF o.CCU,
TfssTh :TT Mah MAEkET STANDS IN THE
By virtue of thirty two several deeds OF trust to
and to
lively recorded ameng the land records of the Dis
d IS asP sss a macs
Eleven deeds dated December S, 1876 and re-
Hg rs 81 nd Is ssS u,
anG IN d hoer saS at pages l. = s. Is and "a
in L'her S45. at pages IS ana 81 OF said land
b ee deeds dated December z, 1876, and re-
eordei, two of them in Liber s4s at pages is and
W, the other IN Llbsr e39, at page 4yi of said
Three deeds dated December Sth, 1876. and re-
corded, two OF them IN Llber Si5. at psges ~ and
10 and the other in Liber 839. at page 4S6 of sand
Two deeds, dated December II. 1875, and duly
recorded In Liber S45, at pages 20 and 45 OF said
one coed dated MAY 7. 1871 recorded in Liber
One deed dated May 10. 1877. recorded in Liber
S55. folio 100 of said records
Two deeds dated July 10. is57, and recorded in
by written request Of the Commissioners of the
District Of 0onmba will Offer for sale at public
Market southeast corner of ana 2!st streets, in
sn, to sn a t. the IT. q the
cember 81 1876, the following stand in said West
ern Market, to wit: Stands numbered 10, "a, q,
&c, %, 90 81, SO, 81, 81, SO, 40 -. As, AZ, IS,
A., 81, 3d. "a. 81, 90, 63, II, r. II, 7S, 80, 81,
lGj. 1903, lU4 and lO5
Zach stand will be offered separately.
Gao. one h of wS s2 mnst be
three equal instalments, payable In one, two and
three years from day of sale. with interest at the
rate of six per cent, per annum to be evidenced
by the purchasers promisory notes, Endorsed by
good surety, and secured by deed Of trust On the
ris bit sold. All conveyancing and recording at the
cost OF the purchaser, II terms OF sale are NOT COM
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM BIRNEY, Trustee.
WALTER B WILLIAMS u CO., Aucts milo lot
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1851 PENNsYiVSNfA ROUTE IS

1921 FGESSENsYLYTA Ivan ROUTE nSS1
Double Track, steel Ha1is.
snass ffsSi aSSJ 81 D.as
corner OF sixth and streets. rs follows:
s0t a.d 70 n sSs and s.y s:s
T 6cy t :. slseRlns Osfs from Hs5ss6qrr
s Az S5h FAM Asb 90 f6r s
Cor P,1a4 Car q Within: .n sss Eos
:tsfR s Ssss G.r: Ss
Cor Willi.msport. Lock Haven and ElmirA 1t 10 30
Cor Ne. S So4E az. s1c sSs s sa9
me % on s sPndas p.: a1e d.1,
cor Brooklyn. 8. T., an through trains connect .,
sFs o YIN SSs q
cor Pnil.cslPhiA 500 an. 10 go an, 7;sos
IA 10 % Pm Limited s1Dfes.. 80 an.
so. BShmors, go, Zoo. $50, 1880 an. and
sSS3oaa.y; 500. 10 so Am. $50. $40. $50 and
sor AVpss 0.e.s Line. $40 am. md 40 Pm
Tor Ann.pols. $40 = n and 4 40 .. M. daily, AZ.
.Lsssys s sfnRsn,, AND rp,nvv,cv,v,,a. 80
IN 1Sn5sB1 and Sssz I'M
% IS :Ss; ss s ss "a % ;as n g g son. m
Tor Richmond and the South, q so and m is = 70,
datiy. and 90 ?; m daily: except sunday: :
and 1000 am no. 8 100, S %, 100 Ana .i1
p.m;; and 200 ntdnishG On Sunday q :oS,
Tickets. Information. sleeping AID pariof car 70
<-orndatcns can be procured Mt the ofnces. north
east @. - OF 18th street and PennsylvaniA avenue
end ~ Ia depot where orders can be left for III
sheckinE OF baggage TO destination from hotsis Ani
ftCdence0-
L. p. FARMER General PASSENGER Agent
EBANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov3S
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BUYING FAST SPAN OF TR0TTERS.-A notable
sale CT horses occurred a, GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Wednesday evening, b. B. Eldridge of that city
transferring to Albert s. Odell OF Neg York the
matched span OF mares Colomus aud jeanette.
ColomdS has record OF 2:24L, and during ali
OF last season never made break. At a trial
OF speed On the Rochester, n. Y, track last
summer, she made quarter in 33h seconds
2:l3 gait and the full mile In 2:19H. jeanette
is full sister Of Colomus, one year younger,
and quite as speedy. The horses Will be shipped
to New York next Monday. The price paid Is
secret, but is known 10 exceed SIS. 900.
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A CRUEL STkPFATHER.-A tanner named a.
washer, Who was arrested at Harlem, n. Y.
yesterday for turning his son, Ia years old, fn }
he street, at the bearing stated that the boz
was his StepsOp, and he hal discarded him be
cause he was SO wicked. The boy was sent to
tie Juvenile Asylum. AS the little fellow was
leaving IN charge OF an officer he Sobbin yly
father. / can understand now why you treated
me so badly" His mother was too Iii 60 appear
at court.
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SMALLPOX Is making fearful ravages n Haha-
Day village, In Chicontimi county. Qieeac.
canada. over one hundred and thirty people
have already been stricken down there with the
mhledy, eighteen or twenty OF whom have sue
tumoed TO It. The poor people are entirely
g1 GRANT OF proper treatment for this disease
and resident local medical men refuse tt /,
said, to expose themselves 10 the contagIon,
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BOTH SH0T.-At Farmers, Rowan county,
KY, popularity known as THE Confederate
Cross Roads" Wednesday evening. Matt Light
foot and Joseph McDermott, young men of re-
spectacle families, renewed an old quarrel,
drew revolvers and fired at each other stimuli
taneouSly. McDermott fell dead, shot throug a
the heart. Lightfoot was dangerously wounded
in the thigh.
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The iatl In Quincy. Florida, containing four
prisoners, was destroyed by fire Tuesday night
last. The jai!er not being about the building at
the time, the inmates were burned alive.
disastrous confiagration occurred in Kan
sas CITY, Mo-, yesterday, by which the stores
OF woodward, Faxon a Co, Oglepy & Co. and
Kelly Co. were destroyed. The total loss Is
estimated at about 100000
The town of Rosita, Col, has been devas' ated
BY an incendiary fire, which damaged property
TO the amount OF $3.50 600. The county records
and including those OF deeds to real estate,
were all destroyed.
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COOPERATION IN DRKSS.-The Cooperative
Dress Association, which has been established
under the business corporation laws OF the
state, has made its headquarters at No. liz
Fifth avenue. The capital stock OF the asSocl,
alton Is $3.50, 600, divided into $3.50 preferred
sharts OF $25 each, entitled to fixed DIVIDENDS
out Of profits at the rate or 6 per cent per an
mum. and forty shares IN common stock OF SO
each. entitled to dividends after pay tnent OF
the fixed dividend on the preferred stock out or
any excess of profits which may be made up 10
3 per cent on sales Surplus profits. AFTER pro-
v1ding for reserves and extension Oh JUSTICES.
or divided among the stockholders Among
the patrons OF the association are some OF the
most prominent ladies and gentlemen In New
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POISONED BY CANNED SALMoN.-A dispatch
from Dubuque. Iowa, says that a sad case o
fatal poisoning occurred In Eikader, Clayton
county, where Mrs. A. y. Vines In company
with her sister, went out TO Tea.
They ate some canned salmon. Mrs Vines
died from the effects or poison which the sal
mon had produced by corroding the can The
salmon was tainted, and the can turned green
IL consequence.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS REALIZED FROM A
SACK OF FLoUR-GeO. w. Redley, a pioneer
resident and extensive land owner In Butler
county, CAL, died Wednesday. During the war
he gave sack Of flour TO the United sanitary
commission, which was sold and resod at auc-
ton in all the principal cities OF California ana
Nevada, and then sent east. realizing altogether
over ST., 900 Tor the benefit OF the commission.
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MARRFAn.

WEIGANB-H HOPKINS. Ia Baltimore. Md. !,
March {, 1881. 10y the Rev. /. ID. Valiant assisted
by Rev. J. ID. Kinzer, Rev. Jo.EPH A. WETGASO,
of the Msrylan annual Conference Methodist
Protestant Church, TO Miss ANNIE X. HOPKINS, Of
HAVE oe- Grace. Md.
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1T Is RuNoRED that the Pennsylvania rail-
road company have made liberal offer TO the
Baltimore and Ohio for the transportation of
their cars over the P, w. d B. X. r.
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ID. ID. 0OMER, or the Shamokfn Times, and
John summers, who were Injured In the eeci-
dent OF Saturday last Ga the Baltimore and Po-
tomac road, are both in precarious condition
at Shamokfn, Pa. A long screw that had pene-
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A WRETCHED LOOKING OLD MAN named John
Kohler, was picked up in New York on Tuesday
evening for begging. Ii was found that ne
owns f1ve-story building In the Bowery worth
$40, coo, and has nearly s.. 900 In bank.
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On Tuesday night gang of tramps boarded
freight train on the Erie railway, and on be-
Ing ordered of by brakeman named Jehial
Amnick, shot him and threw him Off the train.
He was subsequently picked up, and died soon
after. No arrests were made.
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ID EUEIVED DAILY.
CHOICE STABILIZED BEEF,
PHILADELPHIA SQUADS, OkpONa,
CHICKENS AND TUkKEYS,
GAME. Fish, OYSTERS, AND
EARLY VEGETABLES,
BOTTOM MARkAf,
LEON SCHELL 4 CO.,
feb9 I7l0 Psnnsylvan MIA avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


IN E. WAGGAMAN, heal Estate AuctOneer.
IN SQUARE 3s5, CORNER or 1lIH STREET
AND Z STREET SOUTHWES Z.
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated 14th day OF
December, 1873. and duly recorded In Liber "a
No $780, folio 40. one Of the Land Records fa]
of the District of Columbia, and at The re- .kl.
quest of the party secured thereby, will offer at
pubic sale. on FRIDAY, The 1iTH DAY OF MARCH,
ing described premises. stusted In Washington
city, District OF Columbus, being parts of Lots
number 9, TO- IL and Ia, in subdivision of sun "a
3s5, beginning at the northwest corner of rs:d
east 80 feet 81 inch .; thence north Is feet 10 F
street; thence west 80 feet and % inches to n,
beginning. with the improvements upon the sa lie.
subject TO sli special ana general taxes
TERMS of sale: Ore third VI the purchase money
In each, the balance in Elk and twelve mouths with
interest, or the purchaser may pay all cash. All
coDveyaIcing at the cost OF the purchaser. A de-
posit Of eco required
LbMUEL J TENHaM,5 Trustees.
mar7-5t T. u. WASSAMAN Auctioneer.
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FIGHT AT A FCNERAL.-The funeral of Michael
Chicago Tuesday. The friends OF Callahan
being refused special train on the Northwest
ern railroad, engaged express wagons ana drove
the entire distance to Calvary cemetery. AT
the gate Of the cemetery only three pail bearers
carried the coffin. They requested the fourth
TO assist, but he refused. The corpse was
thrown in the center OF the rubbish pile and
participated In by all present. Picks ana shoveIs
were used, and number OF the mourner5 were
badly injured. Meanwhile the coffia was lying
face downward. Some OF the female relatives
tried to turn It over, and in doing so wrencned
eff the lid. The corpse rolled down the Slight
incline toward the road, the women shrieklng
and the men yelling. while the crowd, fearing
the disease, began a stampede. A dispatch
was sent to Chicago for the health officer who
went TO the scene. The mourners returned 10
town this morning, bearing severe marks OF
the battle.
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MEDICAL. &c.

NO CURE NO PATIO all afflicted with
IL private diseases come at once and you shall be
rewarded by speedy cure without mercury. DIR.
BRO1 HERS 900 b st southwest. MARI 2w'
lbs; L4ON, the oldest established and NOS, reIi-
consulted daily 1t 45b massachusetts ave, from
70 and to g. AL Female Complaints snd Irres-
Clarifies quickly cured. Prompt treatment Sepa.
rate rooms for patients. febt9-lrn
(iONsULT DIR. ROBERTSON. every Wednesday
west, near q st, from to p. M. who with Is
years experience, guarantees cure In all diseases
OF the Urinar- Orrans, Nervous and Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, ImpOtency, &c.
CionorrhCHa or syphilis, recently contracted, posi-
lively cured In from to 10 days. Consultation
strictly private, and separate offices for ladies.
Refers to the leading physicians of Baltimore.
Main office, 19 3. Eutaw St., Baltimore. Charges
moderate. feb7
MADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
IVA Ladies. AL female complaints quickly cnred.
Can be consulted ds at ga It'll street northwest.
Othce hours from to p. In. feb9-2m'
SPERMAToRHGA,I mpotenoy, Premature De-
- cay, Emissions and al Venereal Diseases,
quick y cured by DR. HENRIE. No cslo1nel used.
All Fen ale Weaknesses, etc.. cured. 456 Virginia
avenue southwest. janis I'm.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS Oerta,n
~ cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and al Ciri.
nary Diseases. Nervous Debility, Seminal Wexk.
ness, lmp0tency. 9leet Scrofuls, Syphilis and al
Blood and Skin Diseases speedily cured. Gonor.
rhoea cured IN ~ hours For sale BY WM. B. EN.
TNISlE, Druggist, corner 18th Rt Snd Pa. ave.
Price % per box. se1s By mail under zeal on "a.
seipt OF price. narl
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A FAMILY OF CRIMINALs.-J0hn E. Schooner,
alias Shannon, who has been employed as a
clerk by John e. Van Leer, ticket agent for the
Pennsylvania Railroad company, at Broad and
Chestnut streets, was arrested yesterday by
Special Officer Trefts on a warrant issued by
Magistrate Smith. charging him with the en-
beZZlement Of 1858 80 In cash and seven tickets
worth $500. 20 between November and Deem
Der Is, 1850. Schooner was arrested at the
house OF his mother, Mrs. Eva Cole, 1889 Car
penter street. He was committed by Magls-
trate Smith In default OF S. 500 bail. Mrs Cole
Is the well-known character known In years
gone by as EVE Schooner, the shower of coun-
terfeit money. Her tirSt husband served fifteen
years for counterfett1ng and then disappeared.
While he was In prison the woman formed the
acquaintance OF Henry Cole, the capitalist for
conterfelters, who is now in Trenton peniten-
t1ary for completely with Ulrich In manufdc-
turing spurious money. one OF her sons was
arrested and convicted Of conspiracy with
Jacob OFT to run counterfeit mill near Oak
Lane station. OTIS wife was arrested In New
ark and is now awaiting trial on The charge OF
shOplifung.-PhlLd. Times, 10th,
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AUCTION SALES.
uNCANsON BhOs.. Auctioneers.


nuNCANsON BhOs.. Auctioneers
1H GEgps VERY aASEsexE yatSET wskE
sSsa SH H21an SA'ts
o. SATURpAY MORNING, MARCH Ia. AT 10
O'CLOCK, We will sell the entire fixtures in store
n Mo- SSs .aoldstein Co.. Pennsylvauia ave aus
It " DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.
V,Bos. T. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr.
SALE of IMPROVED REAL EsrATEoy RIDGE
sTktEr: B q ,rTHWr E2uRrH AND FIFTH
By virtue Of . decree OF the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Eanty
February, p 1881 shan g. sci On the 2isT Day
Of Of MsSs p ISL s % a 80 o9LeSK on
Kate +, Lauritzsn'r subdivision Of square No. 5l3.
Of a the decree as
follows: one thi,d Of the purchase money to be
raid in ca.h OF The the whole Of said p9reh money
two equal instalmen 8, Of six and twelve m ,nths
With interest from fro day OF sale. secured by deed
st the cost OF the purchaser. A depost If 500 viii
be FsHras xhsn 5 es kssd
R9 81 sAaF &c szf%rss E RE2R
t1N1H AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTH
By virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court ,..A
ssnse No szSs doc .s Che day Of ,c -
in front of the. premises. TUESDAY. the.
an DAY OF, MARCH. D., 1884,, AT 4
O'CLOCK M, the following desc ibed real estate
situate in the city Of Washington. Distic: Of 10
iumhia, to wit: Parts of lots twelve Cd and tSir-
teen C3) in square one thousand aid one tlO0i),
and the same beirg the east fourteen l4 feet or
lot twelve o. and the west thu tw S52) feet OF
east. together with the improvements the -eon.
col sistng of q three-story frame dwelling and
eide bnildin1.
Terms: ODe-third cash. and the residue in two
eqnal instruments on a credit of one and two years
with interest, the purchaser giving notes Sc
cured by deed of trust on the property. A
deposit Of $50 will be required on cay of
sale and the balance Of cash payments aud notes
with deed of trust, within seven days All convey
anciig at cost OF purchaser. In case OF failure
tn IMPLY with term of sale, the trusteea reserve
the right to make resale at risk of purch aser.
GUY " H Gi iBG t 81 4s Sc La ave- Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTLISE, AND THE ONLY LIMB
EHKEAsT AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE A EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
An. DAof LhsEE Rsa lssH;
H. SOU Chicago. Cincinn,h and st. Louis Fsss II.
, S-B B, ELLIOTT City and way stations.
s.sO--Baltirore, Annapolis. and way. P1edmont
Str1sours, winchester. Hsserstown and Hv.
s.1oPoint q Rock, and way rs.ton.
sad 4 Pdns q, sosia e,
go NeVYori. Philsdelphi. and Boston Express.
ts00.on Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapoa,
en- M a1a yay: ,,.
Ooness. Beitsv}ls' L.urel op snn,oohs June.
don, Jessup's and Hsnover.)
rio. 4GFttSbursh. ChicAso, Cincinnati and 9
13.OaaBaltmore. Euioott City. Annapolis and way
IN % SUNDAY only. for Baltimore and way.
"a York. Philsdelpnia and Boston Express
3p-Baltmore and Way Statons- (Winchester.
Frederick. HsFerssown and Way. via
s-O-B.lsmore. Hysttvine and Laurel E1-
Pree sa Hredsrck. via Relay. Stops At Anna-
assko!ss :. Eessa 1rsesste.. ass.z..ovn.
% FS.n, q k1sEs ia Wy sssaoHs only5
fe.R-BAcfn0-e, Annapolis and Way stations.
it.k@Phtladelphta and Baltimore Express. (Mar-
vile and Lsurei.1
s.0S-Podnt Of Rocks and Way Stations.
to.46-Bal.inore and Way Stations.
7S0Baltmore and Laurel EXpress-
q. 6EPtttsb1rg. OtnciRnst and 81. Louis RIpreAs
SRNBAtmore. HyattevtIe and Laurel Express
fI0.00-New York, philadelphia and Boston TX
pres Sleeping Car 70 New York, and speo-
Ia Sleeping Oar 70 Philadelphia.
Daily tSunday only. Other rsins daily. *
An s..ns Tor !. s.l., Station.
For further Information apply ks she Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Warrington Station. Gzd
bl2 and 1851 PennEyivania avenue, corner 14th
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage 10 be
aheclad and received At any point In the city.
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THE TRADES.

SyIB6ON BROTHkRS
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
lo17 Pennsylvania ave-, Washing son, D. O.
~Tine Printing . speciality. janis
OOOKBINDING-The L1oEr1 BapHsl smpioyS
10 0rS1 oaAA1 WoIkmen. and turns out sup0Ifn1
York II % oue Of the oldest sstl bnIhm snn In the
CITY. lC11 Pa. ave., ID door. oeu
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BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF sTEINWAY PIANO,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, so
CNTAINkD IN HOUSE No. 70S l1rH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust given to me, and
duly recorded in Liber No 909, folio 65 ct seq
one of the land records of Washington county,
on MONDAY. MARCH 14TH A d. 1881, COMM enc
ING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ AT House No. 708 nth at.
northwest, between G. and sts.), the articles
ment oned In Exhibit ''A' att iched to said trust,
comprising in part:
Nearly New hteinway Piano, Two 8 fas
Seven Walnut Chamber Sets, Pillows. BOlstsrs,
Nine Cottage Chamber Sets, Springs and Mattresses
Parlor Suites, M T. Tables, Chairs, Curtains,
How cabin ct Sewing Machine, Table Covers 60,
Eve Extension Tables, Dining Room service,
Blankets. Comforts, Toilet Sets,
Lounges, Easy Chairs, Brussels Car pets.
ABOUT SIX HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET
ING THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE.
Dining Room Chairs. Kitchen Furniture. SC, &C.
mars JOHN 4. LATIMER, Trustee.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ion THE LATEsT STYLE m
LADIES' FINE SLIPPERS,
Call at ~ Market Space.
To make room for SPRING GOODS. which are
being received daily, We are Offering broken lots Of
WINTER GOODS AT COST.
~. u. BIOH.
febA w Market opasa.
N 6O5 Pennsylvania avenue.
S09as akP sE3Es kS eosE ZINE
SHOES AT VERY Low PRICES.
.ns a.z s III e S & heavy
LADIES' Pebble Goat Button Boots. l.ss
ladies. Land sewed Button Boots .;,;:...:..:. 50
M adss c fIne Slippers cents to 5oe
Mems car Congress- CATERS. ............Sato 500
Mems CAL Button Boots .S2.s0t to GO
Misses and Childrens6hoes at cost.
Boys and Youths Shoes at cost.
We sell none but solid shoes. We have but one
febi2 GEO. MCCARTHY.
NLEARING OUT SALE OF ALL
WINTER GOODS.
Now 1s THE TIMx TO SECURE Your BABaArs IL
BOOTS AND SHOES.
For the next ten days Win sell al my Winter
Stock. at . reduction OF 10 PER CENT, to make
room for our Immense
SPRING sTOCK
DON'T FAIL TO g gAAIzF1RsT COME FIRST
You can rave double the money You spend else
where BY accepting Of these chances. We mean
BUsINEss, and viii do Just what we advertise
CALL EARLY.
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
4al Penna. avenue.
BRANCH STORE.
oil and gil la Penna. avenue Sc.
18n28 CAPITOL, HILL,
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DsaoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN
n AND STREETS NDRTHWFST

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW Hampshire AVENUE, BETWEEN
AND 1 STREETS NORTHWEST.
Iza By virtue of deed of trust bearing d tie
t.2 l!th day Of July, 1873. and duly recorded in
!A hbsr Ssl, folio 263. &C., one of the land
records ot the district Of Columbia. and by di5ec
signed Trustees vii! sell on TUESDAY. MARCH
22D, 1881. AT so O'CLOCK NJ. in frOlt of the
premises, the following described property: Par.
OF Lot nsmbeIed six, ia square numbered senty
nine, CD bounded as follows: Beginning at
point on the west line Of New Harnpshire avenue
seventeen CD fest from the nosthea st corner of
said lot six. and running then southerly with the
western line Of said avenue seventeen 90 fee,
then westerly paIal ell with the north line of said
lot six to the rear line of said lot sx then north
wese rly With the said rear Iiae to the southwest
corner of that part of said lot six sold by Michael
Murphy to john Murphy, then easterly with tue
south line Of raid part Of said lot sold to John MUIR
phy to New Hampshire avenue and place of begin
ming, together with the improvements
Terms OF sale One third cash the residue in
two equal payments at six and twelve mouths, with
notes besrng interest at seven per cent per annum
until paid. and secured by a deed Of trust on the
property scld. All convey ancing. &c, at cost of
purchaser. SlO0 deposit required at time Of sale.
IL the terms OF sale are not complied with in
seven days from the day Of sale. the Tsus' ees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
W. d. CASS1N, T-rsto..
marlO.dts WILLIAM A. GORDON Af"s1ees'