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roads nre In Gartlest about this matter and
they hnvn therefore becouio more reasDll-
difficulty. 1t Is understood thai. ltf. 9. K.
I.nrtI, General Passenger Agent nf the paItt.
1."ro Y Ohio, expects to he IN tito City next
week T., be presenIt Mt d meeting of uie West.
Alnndny for Tic purpose uf formulating mi.
farm instructions 10 conductors nnd give
il0tice to tho public regarding tho refusal to
l,DHor tho tickets Of the "cnntan1Ecroils
tt fassf s 1fs MSo ss Il s SsE Iii, VIII s,ss stsSs sSa
meeting: Should these. two lines
ags'0 ag ro, ~ is ,s nw tSrs Yopf & ai,, G wsst
hardly ntror!l 70 make tho light alone, rs tic
Pennsylvania lias n!rendy coI,a 10 terms.
Il b yery desirable tint settlement Of this
difficulty sloult! lc Effected trfore the hl.,-
sarfieil Into ii e effect, is II woaid ~ doubt
brlnK ah0ut tho ltiust serl,tls EDmp!lcatttnls
md cntanRcnents should nIt Interchange "
tickets betwceil tho .princlpnl Eastern, mil
toHi tMSsrt les eos 70 ~ en y w,, sn
nf trouble. " thraiigt, ti.kess purchased
from MY III. the tall0ocl lines wouhl nnt
be- lt0nDrGtl BY tho Western ruads, nor would
fIruer, nld suc il slate VI nItn!rs woilld, no
dotbt, Give rlsu to ilun,!>erlcss lawsuits.
THE EASTERN FREIGHT WAR.
Tllo war TN cslst-bounl freight rates Is
growing moro Interesting every tlny. SInce
tho Vanderbilt rtjatis have decided To meet
tic cut u.tcs nude by the GraId Trunk tho
business OF tllo lntter- lias considerably
fnllen oil, and tjlnt af the foruler lnls corrt.-
suolIdingly increased. The Michigan Cen
tral md the Lake Shore 1ioatls openly eorl-
trncted business yesterday Mt 10 cGtits per
100 pounds from Chtcagt, tD Now York, alld
tllofr representatives declare TINT they will
itcet any rato ,nade by their competitors. no
innteer how l0w they should 10. Tho Penn.
syfvali!a Is incetIny the rates mado by the
otlcr lines, although 1t Is doing 50 re1Mcl-
nntly. The baltimore s. Ohio Is takinx ITO
business for New York, and continues
to ctlurgo II cents per TOO pounds OIL
business to Baltimore. Thc representa-
lives Of tllis rond Claim that they
can re. all tho business they want ut lllut
rate. ~ the Northor,l lines nro b!ocI;aled o!l
tlielr Baltimore routes Aid GAt1 take n0 busi-
Tic i;rnnd Trunk announced yesterday
next few .days Tho reason assigned for this
Is that It tlas enough old business Oh Itlild to
keep 1t busy Tor snlno tlle tu eon!e, nlatl it
does not court blockade OIL It's line. Tile
dor to get rcw business it would hive 10 go
considerably below tho rates nlgdc BY tho
other lines, which 1t seei,la to bu unwilling
% t. az Tor ti'e presgllt. It IS therefore, likely
ID i cei't busy. 1law iung 'i:' tils' : IL i'snre s
viii prevail leycnds entirely Upon
tho .fHtnre. attitude of tile Gruld
Trunk a'M Eric. Should these lines, coli
traet business next week ut less tIIan tllc ~
tluctton, as tito Vanderbilt roads .ate, de-
soinpetitors; i tic Grand trunk ind Eric,
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a HANGING AT CoylSoToN, TENN.
CIScISSATl, o., AuR. MA Memphis
slMciaI says Andrew Saunders {cUlorcdl w'1s
hanged IN Coyinstoll, renn., today, for
lliIrdcr.
, 1881-08-27

DA1T1,loRE. Aug. ao.-At " meeting OF tile
holders Ut tic iirst nlld sCc0nl nturtSaKu
bonds Of tile Afnricttn & Cincinnati &ntIrond
In this city this afternoon, j. Irvine Keyser,
Slipwith Wilmer, and l.. llalnbleton weru
selected with Augustus Koontz, G. u. Du-
mont. George A. lientz, and +. X Bacon, of
New York, to constitute a joint committee
OF tho bulldlIu!dclY, nnd charged with tho
duty Of preparing plum for tic rcorgnrtzu-
ton Of TIC atariettA S CIncinhntt Railway by
m nlNicnblu adjustment, II possible; II moi,
then by the enforcement Of thu rights Of tho
bonlholders by tte sale ot tho r,ltl or other
teu IL authorized to nominate ore ur lnure
Receivers, tO represent tho Interests III tlle
bontltoldcrs,. to succeed john King. Jr. A
general meeting ut tic .bontlhulttGrs will bu
held to Improve or reject tic plan thu C0tn-
mlttee may prtpnrC.
, 1881-08-27
ESEourIoN IN ALABAMA.

LIVINGSTON, Ala, AUG. :l-lIcn Perkins
fco!urod, was llnllgetl t0'aay fur tho murder
Of u. l.oborts (colore.l). lilo died protesting
hfs l,,,,occ,lcn, Fifteen hundred 'npgroes
wer0 Oh thn streets null alOUt the JUL, but
titCre Was no disturbance.
, 1881-08-27
CAIRO IL ST. LOUIS SNARROv-GA0E.
,9uftidi Qitndfch Ia I1s Chicdaa I,eilt..ta

Sptciai Dttpatch to 1hs Chicago Trtt.lHk
CAlno, ILL.,, AnE. a1.-A volllntlllous bill
WIS died by Wf!Ita,n r. Halliday, holder Of
tho secoisl-mortengo bonds Of the Cairo II
st. Louis Narrow-tlago Railroad, III tho Cir
cult Court Of this county to-day. 1t
is alleged, amongst other things, that
tho iirst-lnortgago bondholllcrs l.uye
lind possession Ut the. roatl since 1877. re-
which His beGn applie,l to tho payment Of
Interest. Tl!H complainant lsks M ac-
counting, and for other relief. THIS
property has been looked OH with
Us. It Is cnnjcctllreA Capt. Halliday Is melting.
This rostd ii considered by lllally one Ut tito
best properties ~ this rart Of tho State.
This is probably but tho iMltAtivo of Il ,lloye-
nlonl tint nlny work dlsas:rously to the first
ilortgage bundholdcrs.
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DIED.

BACCHUs. On March %. 1881, at bis late resi-
dence, No. l6lU Eighth street northwest MIR.
ROBERT BAocaUs. AGED thirty years
Funeral will take place from Fourth Baptist
Church Monday. 26th instant. Relatives aud
friends are invited TO attend.
BROSNIHAN. On Friday. March 25th. 1881, at
$50 O'Clock p. m Kate BRosSIHAS. O native OF
County Kerry, Ireland, in the forty first year OF
her age.
Funeral win take place from the residence OF
Cornelius O'Keefe. corner OF Eighteenth and u SIS
southeast then from 81 Petsr's Church At . o'cik
p. m. Sunday, March q Her remains viii be in
TERED at Mt. Olvet cemetery.
CAMPAU. On Friday, March rs. 1881, at the
residence OF her niece, Mrs. James Hobsn. No.
l42l & street northS est in this city. in the sew
OF Detroit, Mich.
ment.
CLAYTON. On Friday. March rs. 1881.
hRTHUR only child OF William r. and Sarah
X. layton. aged nine months
Funeral viii take place from 1884 I'D st. north
east. Sunday. March "a, at ESQ o'clock p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
DAVENPORT. At his residence. 1927 Twentieth
street northwest Saturday, March 26, 1881 at Is
q m, CHAs. L. DAVENPORT. of the War Depart
ment.
Further notice Monday morning.
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TsHoMAs DOWLINs, AuOtioneer.


4otSiEh'S BALE AT AUCTION
VALUABLE BE E ~ k1 EisTArE oS THE SOUTH
BETWEEN FaEbik tI3S x AND b Market srs.,
NnMn asHG1EP RI F. FM9 gRI0K S.5 aogs5
day Of Cc.oher. a. D. 1877. ard recorded "a
bt res So se5 i foo s5s and By he
direction Of the party secured thereby the under
afsf D. 1887 At SO o ThG kAT 81 Nay 81
offer for sale. subject to all taxes and ssessulenss
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and yins
IN Georgeown, in the District of columbia, and
bered thrtysiI C36l an thirts seven Cs75. l. ud
GEORGETOWN" BEGINNING for the same at a point
(37] feet and eight g. inches essteriy iron the i
tersee ion OF the south ue of said street with the
easery along U sal. thirty ea
south one half 90 degree east, one hunttret aud
feet wide thence westerly along said alley to Inter
sect Line drawn sGahery from the point of be
described, and thence northery with said line rs-
yhrsed enc hundred and ten Q10) feet to the place
alleys reserved and described in the deed from
William |. Dyer to Eliza l.. Boucher Together
with the improvements thereon. consisting OF two
commodous brick dwelicg houses, each having
store room. The said houses with the ground
thereto appertainina. viii be offered for sale sep
Terms Of sale, One:third ofthe purchase money
ce cod nus he M eaf n Of
sale. and the residue in two equal installments in
SIX and twelve months from the day OF sale, for
which deferred payments the purchaser will be
occurred to give his pronissory notes bearing date
from the sad dag OF sale and payable respectively
in six and twelve months after date, with interest
from their date semi annually at the rate of seven
per cent per annum, until paid, and secured by q
deed of tUs TO the Satisfaction of the Trustee, on
the premises sold; all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. All conveYancing at the purchasers
cost, and If the terms are not complied with within
five days from the day of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property any parcel thera-
Of at the risk and cost of the purchaser in default
after five days advertisement in the Eve lins Star.
RIUHARD CRAWFORD, Trustee.
mar21-d&ds no. 3629 at Georgetown d. o.
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S BENSINGER, Auj
V1HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ItHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At MI. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON CoUN-
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme COURT -
OF the iistrlct OF Columbia passed in equity 1Ta2
cause Nc. b, 292, wherein William g. Hoge LOU.
ls comp ainant and John Eagleston and others de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned. as trustees, will sell at
Pu6ic auction, ID front of the premises. on MON
DAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT 5 O'CLOCK
P M, al! that piece or parcel of ground lying and
being in Mt. Pleasant, in the county Of Washing
ton and District OF Columbia. and known and de-
scrfbed as follows: Beginning on the l4th street
pointed store, and running thence north 81 de-
zrees west 100 chains; ence north 81 de:rees
west S. 100 chains thence north As west AZ 10j
chains; thence south 90 degrees west s 49, 1O1
chains: thence south 20h degrees west so 100
chains; and south $50 degrees east 10 100 chains
TO me beginning, containing two acres OF land to-
gether with all the improvements thereon and the
appurtenanCes thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale are as follows, to wit: Three hun
dred dollars cash at the me Of sale fourth Of
tne purchase money cash on the day or sale or
within seven days thereafter. ana the residue in
months from the day Of sale. the purchaser giving
his promissory notes for the deferred payments
bearing interest from tho day of sale until paid or
the purchaser may, at his election, pay all cash
Deed to be retained until last payment is made II
the terms OF sale be not compiled with, the trustees
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after te
CAzENoV5al G. LEE.
WATSON J. NEWTON, r.,,s.oo,
D ,,ovs5o9 7th street. trustees
mar23- dts
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MARCH WINDS on PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE IN TaE
''GooD OLD DAYS" BEFORE THE WAR
1.-THE following graphic description of a Washing
ton dust storm in the days of Lang Syne was writ
ten years ago, by Dr. George u. Wallis afamoua
old-time correspondent Of the ". ,,'erald. and
was read oy nm al III" peasant entertainment at
the MefAef--GGn House Thursday night II will re-
tall wildly to old citizens the condition OF things
here before the streets were payedI
When his nor'western blast from old Boreas is
borne,
Sonorous and shrill, over valley and hill
With the sound of horn,-
The clouds from skies to the wide ocean soour
And the slop on the Avenue dries in an hour,
The mud before breakfast is dust before noon.
From the porch of the Capitol then looking down.
You would say "A great fire is raging in town.
The Avenue is lost in the dust clouds that run
Down the line, rolling up and eepsing the SUM-
Clouds high as Olympus. kise, Thompson, and
For Washington city the coming of Spring"
As the pillars of sand.
Stupendous and grand,
That move like dark towers. in terror and haste.
Der the h''-,,' - aasnate African waste
These dense clouds of pulyerized granite and clay
90 whistling and curling,
And roaring and soaring,
Al d towering. and towering and securing away
flssnes OF Egypt! Oh! Moses and Aaron. YOU
Knock under to Washington plague Of the dust.
What whirlwinds Of dust.
Heads up and mouth shut. And, now, facing the
gust,
Let us try this old Avenues cyclones of dust.
These dry goods and groceries. dried apples and
Are all Of one color, a dusty display.
hese darkies are busted the color of rust.
These White men are yellow, euamel'd with dust
That smiling barbarian, whose head needs a comb,
Il Just from Arabia. In dust he's at home.
rl.Sa
Buy we must, for the dust of this blind avenue.
And the fair Here they are
Cur Washington girls can with any compare
AL sizes. all ages, all styles. Here they come,
AL powdered with dust, and some muiiied, aud
some
Are snorting, and sneezing.
Some coughing aud wheeAng,
Some crying, some laughing,
Some scoding, some chsiiiiHg.-
dumby
Your opinion is mine.
Our ladies' can't shine
In this gray crust of dust for, no matter how fine,
They are creatures Of dust. and not creatures di-
vine.
All hail to the chief,
Who will give us relief
From this dust, and will bring down our rulers ID
Oh, blind them with dust, Blow, Boreas. bIoyt
Come down with gust that viii choke them with
Choke them into their duty. They're humbugs.
You know.
ANantucket whaer
A Jolly old sailor
A Jolly old.Sea dog, tough rugged and rusty,
Stumbling over a Senator here, rather dusty
SteIp'd aside. and broke out, to our Soion's sur
beg pardon-dust blind-heaye ahead-mind
I'm blind with the dust; I'm ont on bust.
COIQmblai Columbian to glory arTsafn
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
I'HOHAc OOWLl NJ, AuCtOneor,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkUPEk1l On THE hInHh ROAD, WEST
OF GEORGE Town, SUITABLE FOR
BUTNHER OR MARKET GAhNENRR

0E dEOR6ECO4N. SUITABLE FOR A
BUTCHER Oh MARKET GAhDsNER.
cutsd on the 25th day Of September, 1874, -
ana recorded in Liber 763, folio 81, of the i'll
!and records OF the District OF Columbia, and by
{ne direction OF the party secu red thereby. de-
debtedness secured, the undersigned will offer. at
pubic sale, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
26Td OF MARCH, 1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ, the fol-
fe a sbs ePp Hes to tat pant
the Ridge Road, west Of Georxeto En. bsginai at
be unded hickory trae, standing at the beginning
OF the 2lst line Of the resurvey of Alliance; then
no north iS79 desrees west twelve Q2l perchee with
the 10th Ine OF sstd Alliance reversed; thence
south 80 degrees west, thirty two perches to
bounded stone standing on the east line Of the
OF said Alliance theme down said road the east
Line thereof the TWO following courses and dis
tancee: South 15& degrees, east I, perches s,uth
degrees west Is perchss thence leaving said road
south 81 degrees. east As G. 10 perches to an ner-
section with the 2let line of said Alliance, AMI
thence with the said 21St liue reversed to the bs-
slnnins containins II acres 8 FOODS and u per
ches, more or less aud beng the sane land con
yeyed to said Augustus ID. Sheele by Richard P
jackson. trustee by deed recorded in Ltoer r NJ
!, folio 3d. ct seq, one of the land records for
The improvements are dwelling house,
slaughter house and other buildings especially
Terms Of sale: 81 SEQ In cash 1T which one
hundred dollars must be deposited at the time of
tue sale) the balance in equal -talmeu;s at one
and two years. secured by the notes of the pur
property II the terms ara not complied with ia
seven days after sale the Trust reserves the right
70 resell the property npon one weeks notice
Taxes paid TO January l, 1881. Conveyalcing at
narl4-dts JOIN MILLER. Trustee
account Of the illness of ths Trustee until MON
DAY, MARCH 2STH, same hour and place m l5- ct
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BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and d streets northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR. STORY BRICK
HOUSE on d, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
FRONTING ON PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust TO me, bearing -
duly recorded in Liber No. 500, folio $50, 4..1L
one OF the land records for the District Of Oolum
pa; ana oy direction Of the party secured thereby,
IISSSsS; on IOaESDAf, THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, A. d.
aooi. AT go O'CLOCK P. M, all that certan piece
of parcel OF ground situate and lying In said city
VI Wasulns TON, and being known and described as
pArs % lot mum bered nine (9), In square num-
SeIeo tnree hundred and twenty three (3l3) said
St ios nine being next adjoining to lot num-
DetSa ven tiol IN said square, and having a front
On sttset north Of twenty (20) fest and runninr
oseA VIII mat width the whole deoth OF Aid 1T
ma Delns the same which vas conveyed 10 Wiiian,
SrHpe eS 5neob Aisler by deed recorded in IJbar
- No Q. toho ], OF the land records for Washinp
ton County IN said District Together with All t6o
improvements, ways, easements rishts nr,uiIa ane
ana appurenances TO the same belonging or in anv
Terms: One-quarter cash balance in one tvo
AND three years with per cent interest per an
mum notes to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises sold. ConveyanctnS, &C, at purchaserss
cost Terms 70 be complied with In i've DAYS !.
otnerwlse the trustee reserves the right to resell at
the rsk ana cost OF defauiting Purchaser upon
giving hve days notice Of such resale In some news
paper published In Washington, ID. G.. A deposis
Of $500 Will be required at time Of sale.
GEORGE 81. B. WHITE
marI3-dGos Trustee.
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IN GEORGETOWN.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS. GEORGETOWN,

By virtue Of deed Of trust, bea-ing date IA
the sixth day of August. 1880, and duly re- ENn
land records of Washington county In the District
of Columbia, and by direction Of the parties se-
on FRIDAY. THE lsT DAY OF APRIL, 1881, AT i
O'CLOCK P. M. in front Of the premises, the fol-
(2O), In Old Georgetown, beginning for the same on
the west line Of Potomac street at point sixty (6O)
run thence north with line OF Potomac street nine.
teen u9) feet: thence west 1fty-four go feet.
south nineteen Q9l feet thence east fifty -four (54)
sst 70 inc nSa. s oa t place OF
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residue IN
pf equal Paymsns At SIX ana Twelve months; With
until paid. and secured by deed q trust on the
chaser. AN conveysncing at purchasers cost: $lOO
req At time Of sale. the terms Of sale are
sa!e. the trustees reserve the right to resell the
same AZ the rasx and cost q dst4Sang purchaser.
narl6-dA JAMES /. DAVIS Trustees.
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Nj THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
NIs Nos. 139 and l4l South 4th street
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE SEASIDE
PR0PERTY, ON THE PREMISES. AT CAPE

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE SEASIDE
Pk9PIEJRTY, on THE PREMISES. AT CAPE
THURSDAY, April z, 1881.
To cloee the Sea Grove Association.
Al restrictions removed.
furnished hotels, TAG, 81 and sc rooms, ali
and bowling alleys.
2 elegantly located cottages, on or near the
70 bath houses, with full supply Of robes. towels
tights and privileges as granted by state of New
Pavilion, with tower SIS feet high, water works.
gas machine stables. rowing and sail boats, &c.
and tVo choice battling lots, ocean fronts and ad-
AZ will be sod peremptoriIy to the highest
Excursion aims Will leave Market street ferry at
O'Clock on morning OF sale.
CstalGsaes with fsll d;seTiP9ns Of properties,
nut street. or at our auction rooms. Nos. 1879 and
al tout4 4th St. PHILADELPHIA. Pa mar24- st. cod
yTEoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES sALE OF DESIRABLE REAL Es-
T IA j s4Rs ~ On TUE SOUTH SIDE
SIXTH And SEVENTH sTRskTs sAi " LEN
Under aud by virtue of deed of trust, x,A
dated the 18th day Of September. 1870, aud 80
Of the land records of the District Of Colun6is. and
At the request, in writing Of the party occurred
.hhsTss s f It FRI in sS I at
5o'CLoCK P. NJ, all those pieces Of ground In the
CITY OF W ashlngI0n, U1strlct OF OOiumbla, Known
IS lots Q. and f, in Church. Howell and Riley's
subdivision Of lots numbered 49, 20, a. ~, % and
"a. OF square 46S-said lot @ having . front Of 16
ieet on q street southwest, and running bsck be
tween parallel lines 20 feet to foot alley; the
other lots having front of 16 feet with the same
depth, with the improvements thereon. Lot q is
street southwest
Terms OF sale One fourth cash residue in six,
WE'VE, eighteen and twenty four months, evil
denced by notes OF purchaser. and secured by
properly sold or all cash, at purchasers option.
So0 deposit on the sale Of each lot will be required
at the time OF sale. Conveyancng at purchasers
cost; u terms OF sale are not comp! led with
resold At risk and cost cf defauldng purchaser
after five days notice in The Star.
VIM. A. FENWICK.t r..
W4, T, WALKER, : Arustees.
fnarIs q, &c, 80 ap2 6,Sii
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7 T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer,
Os No. SIS 7th street

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME MOD
ERN FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, KNOWN
as No. 20l4 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
WksT, TOGETHER WITH TWO FINE
LOTS.
By virtue Of deed OF trust. dated August IA
2hIh, 1880. and duly recorded in iber 40 so
945 folio $40, one of the land records for the
District of Columbia. and at the request of the
OF the premises, on IUEsD iY. APRIL 5rH. 1881
at O'CLOCK, all OF Lots Iettered -" and "s I"
of Alfred II Lees subdivision OF original lots in
square numbered two hundred and seventy three
(2I3), togsther with the improvements.
Terms of sale One fourth OF the purchase money
with the expenses of the SALE in cash. and the bal
ance in six, twelve eighteen and twenty four
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold; or
all cash Conveyancing at purchasers cost. A
deposit OF 500 required at time of sale, and
terms to be com Piled with in seven days, or the
property will be resod at cost and risk Of default
ing purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement
nar24 -eod&ds JOHN r. ARMS, Trustea
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yyALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Auotsoneers,

SILVFR-PLATED WARE AND ROGERS OUT
LERY. FRESCH CLOCKS. PLA FED SHOW
FIXTURES, &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MARCH 29TH, 1881. AT 10 n
O'CLOCK A N, we shall sell the Stock and E3A1
nue. northwest. consisting of Six French Clocks.
Ten Nickel plated Alarm CLOCKS. Sixteen Different
silver plated Show Gases; One Large Case, Glass
CAKE Bssses Ba ae bssfs Iee fcsess
other soods from the we'll known Meriden Manu-
factories; Rogers Cutlery, Jeweiry, Eye Glasses,
Shelving: Counters, stove. Office Chairs &C. Fire
proof Safe, Mcfarland makers Awning, &c. To
be sold without reserve
Terms cash
m26 Ut WALTER WILLIAMS& CO., Aucts.
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BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

will SELL In front of the prenise5, on IL
IQEsDAY, MARCH 10Th. AT PM Lot E. fsSH
on c street, between 18th and 18th streets north
west, improved by q brick sta he with hall over
good tenant.
Terms: $500 CASH balance in one, two three,
four, five aud six years, at per .nt interest.
JOIN BLtGH
S BENSINGER, Auct. mar2j-st
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY AND BASE
MEhT BRICK (MODERN IMPRUVEMENT5),
No. lhla SIREEI MOP IHWEST

No. 1913 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated March IL
LIST, 1877, and recorded IN Liber No. $50, fHiSSM
10 10 II. one of the isnd records for the Dis
trict of Columbia. and at request OF party secured
thereby. we viii cell at public auction, in front of
At O'CLOCK P. M., the following described real
estate situate in 4 OF Washington. said District.
SION Of SQUARE No. iS1 with the impro veua
thereon.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, of which S75
mnst be paid at time of sale balance in six, twelve,
eighteen anu twenty four months. in equal pay.
ments to be secured by purchasers notes, bearing
Of trust on property sold to the satisfaction of the
Trustees, or all cash st option of purchaser. Con
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms of sale to be complied with in six days else
Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost of
purchaser i'll default
VIM: HOLTzMAN.i Trrs,.os
mar26- ec6t ALBERT f FOX, Arusl-es.