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MAR lilED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On the Goth of Decem-
Der, 1881, at the commanding officers quarters Frank
ford arsenal, Philadelphia, by the Rev. Mr. Harrison
CORNEILA HUTCHINSON to JOSEPH E. HOB
son, u. s. A.
alexandria papers please copy.]
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A Smooth Complexion

Can be had by every lady who will use Parker
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs an
purifying the blood, it quickly removes pimple
and gives healthy bloom to the cheek. Rea
about it in another column.
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Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
9Th and E, DohnsOn'S) received to-day an extra
fine lot OF oysters for Steaming stewing, roasting,
&c. /; none but the best Ladies' saloon first floor.
Let the Poor Sufferers from Female Complaints
take courage and rejoice that a painless remedy
has been found We refer to Lydia F. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound. 1t Is prepared at 233 West
ern Avenue. Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs. Pinkham
for pamphlets.
Sour Stomach,
bad breath, Indigestion and headache easily cured
by Hop BitterS.
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Lea Not the Failure
or all other remedies for coughs and colds dete
the sufferers from seeking sa1'e RELIEF from Hale
Honey OF HOrehOund and Tar.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute. t,
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
should not be neglected. ''BrOwn'S Bronchial
Troches" are simple remedy, and will generally
give immediate relief. eos
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WANTED-HELP.

NTANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK
w and Wash for a respectable family; best recon-
xeat ' AsSN -,ff-' ~ d3l- st.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY LADY, GOOD BOARD AND
w Room in the neghborhood of the Arlington O.
Wizards Hotels Address with price and full particu
lars, Parors and E, Arlington Hotel. Washington.
d302t
"ANTED-BY A FAMILY OF FOUR, UNEX-
w ceptonable Board and plea ant Rooms north
eIn family of good housekeepers Address Box 49, Star
office. d29-3t-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

NEW YEAR CARDS, beautiful designs, neatly
Written by BristOw. MetrOpOlitan Hotel
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VNANTED-A COLORED WOMAN, TO COOK AND
w do General Housework none but first class COOK
northVeef d31-2ts
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IALK ABOUT THE wEATHER-TEE CROPS THIS SEASON
The PROSPECT AHEAD-LOUD CRY OF THE Farm
hrs FOR FREE BRIDGE-RALRoAD NEEDS AND
OTHER MATTERS.
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VXIANTED-A BOY, TO LEARN THE SHOEMAK-
w ing; one who has . knowledge of it will be pre-
ferred. Cali at A. vOGELSBERGER'S, 623 street
northwest d3l-3t.
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CARPET STOCK.

Brussels marked down to IS cts.
Best Two-ply marked down to IS cents.
Good quality Ingrains. so cts.
Atwood Ingrains, new, 65 cts.
Hall and Stair Carpets, all widths.
Floor Oilcloths, 81 cts
Floor Drnggets, all sizes, marked down.
Nottingham Curtain Laces marked down.
Blankets aid Bed Comforts marked down.
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WANTED-ROOMS,

w nished or UNFINISHED Room good light. Terms
moderate and people mind their business. Location,
9th and 10TH Pennsylvania and street north
west. Address Ak1 IST Star office. d29-3t-
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Are You Going to Make New Year Cakes1
Then make them with Hecker'S Self-rasing
Flour, which requires no yeast or baking powder,
and no setting to rise, and you will have the best
cakes you ever tasted ready in a few minutes and
without chance of failure.
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That Low, Nervous Fever.
want of sleep and weakness calls for Hop Bitters
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-VERY CHEAP A 6 OCTAVE PIANO
l in good order. Apply AS 9Th street northwest j
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'ti hi IN GENERAL. TERN.
Yesterday. the National METROPOLITAN Bank.
submitted. The application OF <. A. Walter ror
dCnis sion 10 the bar was referred
Today. Nindsr agt. Standish; Chlds agt.
Ioftei; and McManus agt. Standish; on heari z.
EQUTTy CoURT-JiSdge Cor
Yesterday, herngood agt. Gusd0rff; hearing
Conmen ed. Hopkins agt. Hopkins sale 90
MIS-. Sands ratified In re. Charlotte Thomas,
tunauc; committee empowered 70 lO,n ia deed
or trust, etc. Larner agt. VIM; Injunction
granted upon Ming bond In $3.50 penalty.
Reeve agt. Reeve; pro confesso against defend
ant ana reference 10 Examiner Lard ordered
Barton agt. Middleton; sale confirmed and con
Veyance 10 purchaser directed. Gonzaga Col
lege agt Carr; pro confsSsO against unknown
htlrS OF y. q. Orr. Same agt. unknown heirs
OF \. Caffrey; sale Oh dered and q. E. hamilton
appointed trustee 10 sell. Glbs0ns agt. Callan;
sale authorized. Davis agt- Cain: Restraining
order discharged and Injunction denied as 70
QetenCant. cain, Dill dismissed as to all defend
ants, except Cain. without pre- iudlce. Shugrue
agt togarIy; sale Ratified and reference TO
AUDITOR oroeTed. Giadmon agt GlAdnon; d.
Vorce granted. Assignment unchanged.
To-day, Connell agt. Dowden; auditors report
nnaily ralineo. Glover agt. HELEN; leave given
20 1le amended bill. Z. = q T. Co. agt Mood:
execution stayed Sinner agt- Sinner; guardian
ad litem appointed. kerngood agt. Gu5dorf; on
hearing,
CIRCUIT CoURr-yudge Macarthur.
Yesterday. Washington Market co. agt. W0r-
then Bro; leave to tile replication extended
i've days. Martin & Bro agt. GARRISON: judg-
ment by default. Murray's administrator at.
District OF Columbia: on hearing.
To-Day. Murray, administrator agC- District;
submitted 20 jury.
POLICE CoURT--yHdge .Sier.
Yesterday, AFTER our report closed Charles
ReeGer, assault dni battery on a colOTed man
by cutting with butchers cleaYer on the leg
making wound two inches long and one Ia
depth; s. and costs. Three young white men,
giving fictitious names, were arrested by officer
Aldrich. lighting drunk on the avenue They
We're charged with affray. and fined S. Back
Taylor. c1.ored, assault on Daniel RObl lsoa:
$40 or GO days. John BasSett, larceny or tgD
blankets worth sl2 belonging 10 John Dunn;
60 days 10 jail. Francis AgeT, assault on Vim
cent Jones; 81 aud personal bonds TO keep the
peace. The case OF the lited States agJ ChaS
ID. Gilmore. charged with libel, in which Annie
A. Thomas is complainant, was postponed unuu
TO-DAY.
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The NationaIlt Library R,u

IFS PROVISIONS AS 1T PASSED TUX SENATE.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill for
new building for the Congressional library The
bill provides that In order TO provide suitable
site for a building for the LIBRARY OF Congress.
ana for other purposes. the following parcels of
ldnd. situated east OF the Capitol grounds shall
pe purchased by the Secretary OF the Interior,
or taken for public use. namely: Squares desig.
lated on the plan or the city or Washington AZ
Nos. as aud 20, and triangular parcels de,iy-
n9ted thereon as Nos 726, 12I, 2a6 and 23l; the
whole beng bounced on the north hy Il street.
on the east by I'd street east on the south by
B street south, ana on the west by II 81 reat
east, ana supposed 10 contain 455. ga superficial
feet, exclusive or avenues. streets ana alleys
The expense for the purchase OF the land and
all damages therefor Is limited TO one million
dollars; ana the bill prohibits any eN pendture
until The written opinion or the Attorney Gene
raj shall DE had ia IA or OF the validity of the
title 10 the land and Ia regard to the condem-
nation or the land; Requires the commissioners
appointed for the purpose TO be sworn as 10
Their Observation-Disclosures ami faithful dlscharye
or their duties. ana directs them to give thirty
Gays prior written notice OF the time aad place
OF appFaisement 10 each real estate owner ami
newspaper notices 10 non. resident owners An
contracts and appraisals must be approved by
tbe President, who Is directed, when In his
judgment sum is unreasonable 10 suspend
pEoceeolLgs In mat particular for the further
action OF Congress
An amendment offered by Mr.. voorhees,. and
agIeed 10 la commit or The whole vests the
location OF The library site within the grounds
dt ScTloed lf the same be taken and paid for)
with the President the librarian OF CONGRESS
and the architect OF the Capitol Tue bill as
aIneDced was reported 10 the Senate. The deb ale
In committee Of The whole was renewed upon the
eApediency OF curtaiilng the proposed purch tse
tesumated To amount 10 Ten aCress OF land) 10
lne actual requirements for a libr ATTY bIildlng
ana thereby avoiding the obliteratiOn OF a part
or the avenues embraced fn the site ON the
eastern Capitol front. The amendments made
IN committee OF the whole we're hen concurr,1
ID and the bill paSSed-yeds 80, nays Is.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-CsHt James Ma
SuiTe died at his residence on Indiana avenue
This morning, at O'Clock, aged etyhty-one
years. He had been a resident of this city for
The past nfty-one years, coming here from Ire
land, ana Tor some years Was an officer OF the
Rited states marina corps. ami subsequently
was special agent CfBthe Post ONCE DEPART
ment lie was or genial disposition, generous
10 fault, and fayorite wherever he was
known. BIS funeral Hlll take place ID morrow
afternoon.
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WILLS FILED The will of the late Mary Ann
Settinims has been fled In the register Of
Wills Office. She leaves portraits TO her son,
Joseph s. Stettinius; her household furniture
and personal property 10 her daughter, Marga-
ret jeanette Stett1nius; house No 462 Louisiana
avenue TO her son and daughter, the daughter
such other property to be equally divided.
Also the VIII of John Holmes, oequeathtng TO
his wife, Mena M. X. Holmes, all his real and
personal property. Also, the VIII or the late
Maria HounschiId, bequeathing TO her husband
during life her estate. and at his death to her
sister, Mrs. Margaretha wilmer.
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ThIAR.

COOKE. On February Path, 1881. Ez Governor
HENRY u. COOKE, in the hfIy SIKH year Of his
Lue notice win be given Of his funeral.
HA6UIRE. At his residence, No. 1872 Indians
avenue. Oh The morning OF February 24tu, 1881, at
O'Clock, Captain JAMES MAGUIRE, in the eighty
first year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral in tomorrow mornings pa
pers.
MCGEE. On February oath, 1881. at IL 10 am,
MILAN EDWARD. Only sOu of Edward and Nettis
Mctjee. aged months and 10 days
frienos and relatives invited to attend the
funeral from 4i3 Il street northwest Saturday
next, at Pm.
McKELDES. The funeral Of Mr. HERBgRr III.
MChELDES viii take place from the residence OF
bis parents, No. 623 street northwest at So'cock
L. M, on Friday the 26th instant. Friends OF the
family invited without further notice.
OTIS. On the 23d of February. 1881. Dr.
GEoKGx A O1Is, Surseo u. b. Army in the fifty
The fr.en DIS of The family are invited TO attsnd
his funeral at ST. Matthew's Church. Friday, Feb
ruary 25th, at 10 o'clock.
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TER INAUGURATION r0IICE BAL. AMENDED AND
PASSED.
Al the evening session OF the House OF Rep
resentatives, last night, the senate blu author
i1ng the appointment OF three hundred adj
fionsl policemen for duty on Inauguration day
Was taken up. Mr.. Cobh. or Indians, moved
an smsndment requiring the District 20 pay
pSn .uo OF The expense, and an animated de-
uate ensueu. which resulted In the adoption OF
the anne ndment; also anot her amend n,,nt pro
Won that the appoIntees shall serve only ten
tru1 re passage OF the bin, and that
at The Capitol The OH was then nssset
The BILL TO MAXI INAUGURATION nay IRa,I
HOLIDAY.
Mr.. Siemons reported a bin TO make inauyu
ration day In the District legal holiday Mr.
Valentine moved as al amendment that the
employees OF the Government Printing oau,e
and Bureau or Printing and Engraving haing
The only class not paid for holidays should he
allow cd pay for Inauguration day. Mr. Brewer
moved an amendment that no Intoxicating
liquors be sold I'm the District on the ith OF
March. Mr.. Sparks objected 20 this attem9y 80
say what men should eat and drink and the
House should set down upon II at once aud
hrmIy. Mt. Reagan thought this the best and
most economical proposition that had yet
heen made He would rather have toe bar
rooms aud groceries closed than 20 have An
increased police force, and then there would ns
beIteT order IL the City. lie favored the prODb-
srion. Mir. Harris Na) said that TDp gay-
ernment had taken money 20 allow the pe1ale
20 sell spirits. ana II you pass a Law prohibiting
, .se S , OF me privileges granted ind r
taat law, would th"t be acting IN good faita9
.dr Reagan said the courts had decided taat
SUch law waS not violation a publle pll!ry
as The granting OF licenses was 4 mere police
regulation ana In the interest or go1i order
vi. Ccok, or Georgia. said according 20 rpp1rt
the only privilege A democrat would ave on
that day would he 10 take drink aud M was
therefore opposed 10 the Amendment Mr. CIV
mGf said all such laws cid more harm thln
good. If such an amendment were adopted
people would come here with tugs and bottles
an0 there would be more iDtONcatlon than IN
the bars were open. After further discussion
the amendment was declared carried by a vote
OF 81 10 -, out as no quorum had voted the
point was MADE and insisted upon and a. n
was manifest that quorum could not be Oh
talned there was no alternative but 20 adjourn.
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DuEs. NO CUBEn NO PAWN

Treatment Almost Painless. No Ou.tinEI Nc
Ligatinrl No Medicine TO Swa,lowI This new
system Of cure Ano Wonderfnl Discovery is the
Practiced only by Myself East OF the Noun
sain.; WIN rive q. 600 for . c.se Of piles san-
Can be seen ct SO 18th st.. corner northwest
every alternate week. Jan. II TO ~. 81 70 Feb
D. to ~. 2e TO March 8. IL 70 IL. % to I'd April
JAMES OR ESS, M.Ds,
hnA $50 l3th st., cor, T northwest
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. NOW THYsELF.

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Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged. Just
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1t contains beautiful and very expensive engrav-
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prescriptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the
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practice, either Of which is worth ten times the
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only 81. sent by mail post paid.
The London Lancet says: mo person should be
without this valuable book. The author Is 8 noble
benefsctor."
An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt OF s
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The author refers, by permission. TO Hon p. A.
blsseI, NJ D., president OF tho National Medical
Association.
Address Dr. W: II. PARKER, No. 4 BulSnch st
Boston, mass The author may be Consulted on all
diseases requiring skill and experiences
| feba3-m&th HEAL THYaEIR.
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NO CURE. NO PAY.-wHITKHURST,9
~ CEDhh BALsAM 10 xarrsIted TO cure
&c Six drops . dose Try It. In not sstisned
return The empty ID, bottle md ger yous money back
all druggists. Price Is csn1. STOTT & GROIN
WILL Wholesale. isnla-Sna
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H4RRfEN.

MULIpy-SFNIAIgs On February ga, 1881,
at TT. Thomas Church, Charles County, Nd by
the Rev. Is. T.. Hlset. ANDREw A. MULES OF
WGshiE gtoD, TO J. MEDIA SEMMEs. Of Charles
County, Nd.
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LADIES GOODS.
TIME UNTTED aTATES STAMPING
IL COMPANY.


1898 7th street northwest,
Have opened with full assortnens Of BRIGGS
l. co - PATEN TRANSFERRING PAPERS.
PRINTED IN EVERY IMAGINABLE DESIGN
USED FOR NEEDLEWORK Running Des gus,
ia strips six yards long, suitable for Ladies and
Children,s shswis, Underaear &c. Initials and
Wreaths for Handkerchiefs large and small Sprays,
Tidy Patterns, &c. One of the many advantA res
these Papers have over the old method Of stamping
goods used for neaslework is that ladies can. by
and beautiful deEgns OF their own. ANY DESIGN
printed in this way makes clearer better i'm pres
sion and more durable than when printed from
stencils or blocks. and is not expensive. All are
invited to call ana examine them. Small samples
given away.
We also have full assortment of HAMBURG
EDGINGS and other TBT INNINGS ZEPHYRS
Germantown and other YARNS, very cheap
We make q specially of GOSSAMER RUBBER
CLOTHING. and are selling them cheaper tn an any
other house in the city. Every garment glarau-
teed perfect Can and examine them febl9
0.BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES.
IO 81 5O per pair, fust received ut
MRS. j. II. PALMER'S.
, p GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES.
s-Button, 41.oO,
4-Button. sl.25,
Black, Opera and New Street Shades
NINE. 1OWENBERG'S PASTlLLES DE FLOR
ENCt, wholesale and retail, at
MRS. j. u. PALMER,S,
No. 1lO7 r .. NV
n. B.-TersonaI attention given 70 all M1LLIsERY
ORDERS feb19
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GALE OF FISH wHARyEa AND STALLS IN
- TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NJ Eah 1901

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHISGTOE, FEB. 10th, 1891. J
Notice IL hereby ri ven that MONDAY. FEB
RUAHY 2sTH, 1881, the Fish WhsrVes aad Fish
Stalls in The CITIES Of Washington and Georget 1wn
D. O., Will be sod. at public auction, for the term
OF oie year, from March l. 1881, as follows:
AT O'CLOCK NJ, and upon the premises six
90 Fish Stalls In the Georgetown Market House to
tho highest bidder.
Terms Cash in advance.
Also. AT THE SAME TIME and uDon the premises,
the Georgesown Fish Wharf. st the foo. of Potomac
street, TO thu highest bidder.
Terms: Dash in advance. The purchaser to keep
the wharf in repair during his tenn OF lease.
ALSO, AT 4 O'CLOCK p M, on the same day on B
street, between 7th and 9Th streets northwest, in
front OF the fish stalls Of tho (Center) Washington
Market, al of the rights and privileges graz ted or
allowed by the laws of the corporation of Washing
ton to establish wharyes or docks for landing.
cleaning and sale o. fish, and no wharf Or dock
shall be deemed eligible unless situsted at some
point on the rorth side of the Potomac river, be-
tween llth street east and l4h street west to the
highest bidder.
Terms 500 to be paid on the day of sale, and
the residue to be paid within five days from the
Gay OF Rale.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners Of D. C.
W. j. IWINIHG,
Major Of Engineers, u. +. A.,
Engineer COMMISSIONER of d. @.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer febI7- lot
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HUNCANaON BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANaON BROS, Auctloneers.
ThUSTEES' SALE OE UEJMPROVED OTIS ON
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND II STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust to us, dated Both 90
October, A d. 1877, snd reco -ded IN Iiber E3D
874. folio 254 of the land records for District s
of Columbia. and at request OF party secured. we
Will sell, at public auction il front of the premises
on thursday, THE L TIL DAY OF MARCH. 1881.
AT ~ O'CLOCK ?. NJ 81 those parcels Of ground in
Ma $500 w s ~ Ia. III 1 1s I ~ JOHN
90. and north half of thirteen G3). in square four
hundred and III rty nine. These lots front on 7th
Terms of sale: One-thtrd cash balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day
of sale, occurred by deed of trust property. A
deposit Of 800 on each lot will required at time
of sale. Conyeyancing at cost of purchaser II
terms OF sale not complied with in geek the
Trustees reserve right TO resell AT risk and cost Of
defaultrg purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, r.
fab1I -noSbs
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera
IhUSTRFS SAFE OF BRICK HOUsE AND
JOT ON Eighth STREET BETWEEN D
AND STRkkTS SOU INVEST. All AUG
TON.
By virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded Ia
in Liber No. s06, folio /. of the land fH4
trds fer the District of Columbia, we will LII
Sc i'll trout of the premises, on MONDAY the 7TH
DAY or MARCH, A D, 1884, AT 4 80 O'CLOCK M,
al that certain piece or parcel of ground situatet9
the city Of Washington. District of Columbia, and
known and described Lot thirteen (13.) in The
recorded subdivision of square four hundred aud
thirty five t4S5, together with all the improve
ments. wsys. ea.ements, rights. privileges and
purtenances TO the same belonging or in any wise
aprertainiCR.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at six per cent. per
annum, notes to be secured by deed of trust on
properly sold, ali cash at option of purch sser.
nveyancinH and recording at purchasers cost.
T. rms to be complied with in seven days from day
Of sale otherwise the Trustees the right to
resell at the risk and cost of defaui1ng purch
upon giving five days public notice of such resale
published in some newspaper in Washington, ID u.
f GsTLhlG q G VI FRsoMWNMAN' Trustees.
feb24 tn, g, tn, tn.
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WALTEK B. WILLIAMS g CO.. Auctoneers.

Ma ALTER Is. WILLIAMS & CO., AuctlOneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRpvED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTHEAST DOR
NEk OF EIGHTEENTH AND / SrbEE IS
NORTHWESF IN WASHINGTON CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUAICIA.
By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme COURT 49,
OF the District of Columbia passed in Equity I'D
caIlse No g. 991, bet cen Ellen Frazier, plain ~Ha
hH and the heirs of John Frazier TT al, defend
ants, we, the undersigned trustees, will MON
DAY, THE 2STH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1881. At
FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, Sc at public auction. in front
OF the premises AL that piece parcel of ground
lying and being in the City of Wa, hinstou, il the
District OF Columbus. known as part of lots num-
Deied 10 and H. i'll square 12i, beginning for said
parts OF lots this northwest corner of said square
and running thence south along 18th street west
80 fest thence east Is feet hence north SO feet
tLehCe west 10 the point of beginning improved
by d la,He Brick Dwelling house AID back build
ILg. The location is excellent
Terms: Une- third of purchase money IN cash
The balance in six and twelve mol tbs from day of
sale. with interest from day of sale. and payment
to be secured by approved promissory notes OF
purchaser or purchasers. Adeposit of $l0G will be
quired when property is knOcse down, and Q
de- d is to be given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid. Cost Of convevancing
To be 81 purchasers expense. and terms 10 Do COM
leo within seven DAYS, otherwise the Trustees re-
the right to resell at risk and cost Of default
ing pun chaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER
Office 40 Louisiana ave T~,,.oos
BENZ. l. DARNEILLE, if"ssece'
fAb14 Office 490 Louisiana ave y