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Fall i'm the Police Court This After
nOOns

About two O'Clock Mr.. F. II. Fall, charged with
the star route jury fixing into thePoliceCourt
in company with Deputy Marshal Williams and
Baflin Henry. Messrs. A. G. Riddle and Henry E.
Davis. OF his counsel, and Mr.. Frank j. Tibbets,
were present, as also Mr.. II. H Wells, represent
ing the government
WAITING FOR THE JUDGE.
Mr. Wells having asked that the bail be 5000
at $50 O'Clock Mr.. f. j. Tibbets was accepted for
half that amount
Mr.. Martin Barrnger also came In to 90 on the
bond, but Mr. Fall declined to give any additional
bail unless compelled to DO so by Judge Smell, and
at O'Clock he was waiting at the court.
AT 3:l5 O'Clock Mr.. Fall left the Police Cou IT
with Mr.. Henry TO find Judge Smell. Should he
decline TO reduce the bail FAN VIII oder Mr.. Bar
ringer.
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ysNHOS. J. FISHER L CO., Auctioneers.

'IlOo' d IIoHEI' q tO.' AuctloHeers.
txECUTOR'S SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
DMELLING HOUSE, ON +, NEAR SEVENTH
LOT ON FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE
THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON OCTORER THIR ~,
TIETH, at FOUR AND A-HALF O'CLOCK. in
front of the premises, by virture of the power 511
Vested in by the will of the late James A. Kennedy
shall sell part of lot No 5, in square No 49, fronting
70 feet inches street and extending back with
that width l21 feet 2H inches to a 15foOt alley inn
proved by substantial three-story brick residence
known as No. 625 street northwest with brick bile
on the alley.
At FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, THE SAME DAY in
front Of the premises, shall sell part of Lot No. g. in
square No. $780, fronting So feet az inches on 18th
street west north ''C street. with depth of 100
Ident's house.
two with interest and by deed Of trust
on the premises deposit of S1GO on each piece of
property will be required at the time of sale Convey
ancng at cost OF purchaser Terms of sale to be
pied with within seven days property will be re-
sod at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
o2l-d&ds q. f. KENNEDY, Executor.
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HEAT A HOUSE THOROUGHLY
By USING
RICE ARDsoN. BoYNToN co.,
GAS TIGHT
RABLE FURNACE
Furnaces for Coal or Wood.
Fmbody new 1882 improvements not foIni in othst
goods. Contains more practical and useful features
Cost less to keep in orderuse less fuel will give more
heat and larger volume of pure than any furnace
made-Cheapest to buy and use.
thIcHARpsoN, BoYNToN. Co., Manufacturers
30 l. 234 Water ST.. n. ~.
So,dby
CHAs. c. BALL,
1887 st. u. W.. Washington. d. @.
.y29-s. tuSth. 3m
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n LII Il Ii ABi-L.
EAII AND WINTER SCHEnI-IE

On and after OCrC BEK let 1882 the steamer
AIE0TaMIIH Nill leave her wharf. foot Of 9Th street
ST IL every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
CRDAI for & I! river isu,iG-s. On MONDAY far
as " mini Ferry. On THURSDAY, ii. Clements
Bay, stores wharf, Coh~1sss and H0Iarf's Nonlini
and CuTiiomal. ON SATURDAY. Currionan and
ISCuIt town.
hc stCErIar Nj TIC caves every MONDAY, WE'D
NtSb5N and 81 JhDAi at pm. Freight received
Tor al andnss on the Potomac this si!e Leonard
To- n JOHN X. WOOD,
"a
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"HOS. j. FISHER l. co,

'bu1Oo. D. rlodER q co.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND FOURTEENIH sTREETs NoRTHWEs r.
On IENTH STREET OPPOSITE The OFFICE
OF o., The The .GAS-LIGHT COMPANY" AND ON
tOURTEENTH STREET BE WEN OHIO
AVENUE AND d STREET NORTHWEST TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOvEMBERrSea
SnnENIH at FOUR O'CLOCK in front Of
In square No 253. Is feet inches by 50 feet 10Y in
cnes improved by substantial threes story and base
west. ~
At HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK PM. SAME
"a on the premises we shall sell the north II feet Of
Proved by three story Brick Dwelling, No. AZ 10th
- AT FIVE O'CLOCK. P. NJ. SAME DAY, in front Of
the premises, we sha sell the south "a feet by IS Of
Lot IN square 257, east side of 14th street. be-
tween street and Ohio avenue with Frame Building
School.
Terms: One third in cash the remainder in one and
two years with interest payable semiannualy and
secured by deed Of trust the premises. All con
veyanc!ng at cost of purchaser. deposit 5000 on
SALE THOS. J. FISHER & 20 ~ "a
OZo-d 1924 + street northwest,
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F1'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS

By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th May 1876
and recorded in Iber 81 folio 343, of the land<5S
front Of the premises. OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRD. lss2, IT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ; lot mum
bercd three 90 and the north seventy-fve (75) feet
by full depth of lot numbered four a. in block mum
bered four 4l, in S. p Browns subdivision of
Mount Pleasant in the District Of Columbia,
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured
and expenses of sale in cash, and balance and
twelve months. wi interest from day of sale secured
10y deed OF trust One hundred dollars deposit required
AZ Time OF sale. Convey at cost of purchaser.
The amount of Indebtedness is about S. 400 and the
of sale. ~ ~
o2l-d WILLIAM A QORDON Trpstoo
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AUCTION SALES.
TS'HoMAs BOWLING. ancnone,r.

FEfHUAdAS UNWILLING, Aucuoneer.
kEdoLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-EIGHTH
1857. AT TEN O'CLOCK, within ami in front of my
auction rooms.
ALSO,
Large Assortment of Eng ish Stone and c. C. China.
ALSO,
Small Lot of Wall Parer.
large Walnut Cutting Table with drawers.
Two walnut Show Racks.
Two Trimming Machines. &C.
Also,
Carriages and Buggies.
No postponement on account Of weather.
o26- 1t THOMAS DOWNING Aucf
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TINHOMAS j. FISHER 4 co,
SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PREMISES KNOWN
AS CORDS OPERA HOUSE,"
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 7th day of.
November, A. ID. 1872, and recorded in Lber No i::5
70l folio 1Ol land records of the District LID
OF Columbia, and by the request in writing of the
party secured thereby the subscribers will SELL to the
highest and best bidder the premises ON MONDAY,
the SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID. 1882 at
bered tSne9 and the east half Of lot wo)
City of Washington, District of Columbia according to
the original plat or plan Of said CITY, said east half Of
two fronting nifty feet north street and twenty
three feet six inches on Louisiana avenue together
with all and singular the improvements ct cetera as
Terms Of sale: $40 0o9 with per cent interest from
April 27th 1882 till paid and the the sale i'm
cash; and the residue in equal sums in one and two
years from date Of sale with six per centum per
interest," for which the purchaser must notes to be
secured on the property sold to the satisfaction of the
trustees The property will be sold subject taxes and
assessments due, and all conveyancing will be at the
purchasers cost.
A. HYDE. {.
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L. COLDNE ELL, Real Estate AuctiOneer.
TRtsTEE's SALE OLA TWO STORY AND BASE
MENT FRAME DWELLING. WITH BACK
BuILDING. No. 1888 ZENITH STREET NORTH :.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October 10TH ~,
D 1879. duly recorded in Liber No 928 folio Ia
49, ct seq, one Of the land records the
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secured
the premises, on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER SEtENSTH
tSS2 at HALF;PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the
following described real estate situate in the CITY
Of WASHINGTON District Of Columbia known Of
6ered three hundred and forty (34 beginning for
the same at point on 10th street west 62)
1et from the northeast of said square and run
a. m south with said street IL feet thence
81 Feet ~ 1nches thence north Is feet and thence east
improvements. ~ ~
Terms: One-fourth in cash. and the balance in one
TWO aud three with interest six per cent per
annn, secured by deed of trust the property sold
or a cash. at option of the purchaser deposit Of
slov required at the time of SALE and all
ana recordng at purchasers st. Terms to be COM
pied with In seven days otherwise the property will he
rsod at the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser
after five days advertisement.
o26-eod&3dbs " " trustee
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CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

HI GREAT TRUNK ROUTE TO THE SOUTH
W ST, BOSTON, NV YORK, PHII.ADEL-
NEW ORLEANS, KNOXVILLE At
MEMPHIS.
NTW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Haeerstown a.
and Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to New Orleans.
MEMPHIS EMPRESS leaves Baltimore 10 a. m, via
Western MARYLAND Railrosd and WASHINGTON 10 40 a.
r. VIA Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with Parlor Car
Ph2dlphia 10 LGray, and Leighton Sleeper Lurzy to
Memphis
The Uuly route to the Peerless
-. CASEkNS OF LCRAY,
ue Gully Caverns IN the world Illuminated by the Elec
the Light
NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA
CNe of Americas remarkable Freaks OF Nature
Az Popular and Favorite Route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS
QUICK TRANSIT,
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS.
No DUST
30 Tor Tickets via Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
AINkf PINK, General Manager,
A. POPE. GENT Passenger and Ticket Agent
Lynchburg, Va.
HagerstoWn, Nd
ana LSuchburs. We.
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AUCTION SALES.
DTIrE DAYS.
rHOMAs BOWLING, Au~tioneer
rKCST- IS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
Meth SIDE uF StgprAEI sThEET, NEAi.


1kS Ss;TTy S5IF OF IEgF2ygD HRqPzRTY o.
hill GkOSGFsfO@N, y. C.
Mari. 1850. ard fu.y recar lei III Iber No. 9j6 :
fciio Sis, sc If th lzad records tor the r<trlc -
e t3e x gli>.si on W DNFSD Y. SOyE : BtE
In He Iaeacs s.ftoc 10 e'ecr-ct5yn. ard described
as e.niin< feT tie same az POINT en- the
more or ess from TIE formed by ths II fsr-ee
ten q the north side Ell tofdsst stree; ard the east
angles to tie .ncEth side Il Steddart street
would pas through the cn"r II ths diyisioa wall be;
tween houses No. ap ;. built on lots No. - ~ and
81 erunfn< the from the conner of Nil ard Sted
rirht sis Is 70 sti.rt street to the souh line Of an
Care. through ,1is - So and 81 II sid adtcf and
oSeniie on Mil str,t an, he aa ai,r 50 tie se-h
L. irsSm tsTd9gh .e rerssr If the divsin:t wal
Sns fs1sr@I M tlro.S tn center II said diyision
wsH 10 cddart tryt ten west with the no n IKE of
stodst sree twelve fe more or less. t. the place
Tern One-L4l cash balance in two Payments at
six and twelve Etls. with ICt becrIa< interest
d. IF cent s or annur Pd d seefe BY
Purcha rs cost $50 deposis at toe OF sale If the
tF-se5 rs-srye tie rgt . reel the property at the
oao-ls- TloNks D6wL'IxG. Aac,.
r. aFH"G ch. .! a. cF Bt Sd PIraE
sit-u cusy Ceur-. is e:use No. :. ca1 80
-
FlRST DAY OF S'sE'-. i.s.Is. A. d 1872
Al HI. K PAST Z CO... O'clock ~
al OF lsr- GrlI lcr tt. on east side of
EieyeIt I'm street.. te-~e.n II and Z. -trsts sSt
west. g - No , =. z,ie No 553. the hizest
bzdd T - cash.
NARY BTF. Guardian.
o2J-E,, $ ~ 1871 stree: Dan ST.
(HA> 10y SALE or VALUABLE I2IrEOVFD
~ Tx, rIsisTI bH WASHING IDE SJi.EET BE-
" - FOUR II AND FIFTH s. NEETS
By yiFe o; decree pessel in the ,auze of Tuckers
vs. p-ei. - = No. S.i equity, il he S'utre- 81
CCI!rt0. to- ii-S-lct + G snal on L S-H
DAY % OK AlI.TN FIRST, lSs,, az III hour of
FIVE ttLpCE T. W, II front Of III irertse- offer
Tor s-!c at public aur..pE Lot six o. in A sub,iiy-
sion OF square i've h,ii'reI and eighteen (5Is) X is
lI,PrDved hy = Frame Dwelling, and known No. 439
Washington street northwest. III the city Of Washing
ton. = e..
Terms One-haf cash and balance payable one year
thereafter. with int.rest. the deferred lert
secured by iead of trust premises d. ali CASH
az oc, q par haser. In Case purchaser fails to
ply Wilde days prof crfy 20 lie resold his rsa
dep sit 81 $50 IS t. lie paid when the property is
Knocked down.
BAiNBElDIE H. WEBB -r-,z.aa.
FRtNk!IN u. MACkEI,} ii"s'ces'
j. y. GOODWILL. AuctiOneer
ol9. Il. =. %. 2S. "tlS3l
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.


Leaves Sixth Street Wharf every Sunday Wednesday
And fri.i@y. at O'Clock z
IaEc and freight as low a. by other boat.
For freight passage Apply to 9th street wharf or
General Office obs 18th street. s22-:lm
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Nl leave her wharf, foot Of 9TH street. every MONDAY
NtDELSDAI and FRIDAY, at $50 O'ci'k . m. touch
Ing at fney Point. Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
NONNECIING Al N RFOLk WITH IL BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
first-cass fare 20 Fortress Monroe Norfolk
Seconc-cas- fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
fare to finey Point and Point Lookout 80
class fare 10 Piney Point and Point Lookout. -
ketJTn iUg. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
1nd SAL CEDAYS. at five O'Clock I IN.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and f. C.. KNIGHT Will resume theIr
T,Is, iea:ing Per Al, East River New York. every
pa t.IOAn, at four o,ciock pm, and Geo r-,et0wn
every THURSDAY, at O'Clock am. For particulars
Apply to asent, 63 Water street Georgetown
Tickets and stateroOms can be secured at general
Once, 6l3 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
Balldng b. & O. Ticket office, 1851 Pennsy lyania
hue, ST Mani Hotel, and at boat.
oc&3 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
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I'd Edition.
Latest >TelGglamS to Tl1 Star.
The Go-as.You.Please.

CONDITION OF THE WALKERS
NEW YORK, Oct 26-Roweu is said to be a very
SICK man. 1t was rumored that his stomach was
out OF order and that q physician had been sent
Tor. This, however, his trainer and attendants
deny. HaZaelS medical attendant says his man is
as sound as dollar and is sure winner. More
mac Is looked upon by the bookmakers as a strong
and dangerous man. Black Dams laZineSS keeps
him in the back ground and Herty is doing fair
work for what may be termed new nan. vint
Is also improving and has rid himself OF the stiff
ness which troubled him yesterday. Hughes is
greatly troubled with a bleeding at the nose. He
suffers more than any other on the track, but is
lighting gamely for the lead.
THE THREE O'CLOCK SCORE.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The O'Clock score In the
walking match is as follows: FitZyerald AGO miles,
Hughes. 1893: Hazael, $685. Noremac, S91; Rowel,
sT; Hart, 372;. Herty, 1853: Vmt, 1885,
Congressional Nominations.
The democrats OF the first congressional district
OF Massachusetts, to-day nominated Nicholas
Hathaway, OF Fall River.
The greenbackefs Of the ninth congressional
district OF Massachusetts, yesterday nominated
Prescott West of Marlboro, for Congress.
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TO.liOIfROW.
FNNE TRoTTINa HORSES AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
S .VENTH at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, will sell, by
order of the at the Stables of Wash. Nailor, No
1926 street northwest, two fine TrottinS Horses to
wit:
Brown GLIDING, five year cd. thoroughbred),
l54 hands hixh. long flowing name and TAIL does not
shy or pH can be driven by lady and carry two
nien q road wagon in q 2:35 gait
year Old 1917 hands high, level gated no boots
does shy pull can be driven by anybody record
of :265s.
Both OF these horses also splendid pole horses
and must be to be appreciated. They will be on
eNh iJion and speed shown Stables of Mr.. Majors
PREVIOUS to sale. Pei gree given. The owner having
Running horses cat tine track intends to devote his
tentl0n 10 that ca ad has further Ct trotting
Eorses be f.aviBe brought them the must
dispose OF them Parties desiring 10 purchase should
Sc end try these horses previous to sale.
c25 1t DUNCANSON BROS auctiOneers
BIC SALE-fhe subscriber, for the owners will
Il offer at pubic sale part OF the Estate of thert.,
late N L. Stephen, Of Blaieusburg. 2. @. Co., ;:a
consisting OF n srce handsome brick residence, -I-n
wsh spacious outi diEys and valuable lot garden etc
three desirable houses and lots; also a 404 4
acres, three miles from the village and mile from
College Station. The sale will take place at the late
r.slGence OF y. Z. stephen, in B!atiensburg at
TWELVE O'CLOCK on FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWEEN
II-SEEENTH. 1SS2, if fair; if not, the fair day.
Z. &. MAGRuDER. Upper Marlboro. p. Il. Co., Nd,
Crney for the owners. Those wishing to purchase
are invited to view the premises, and referred
Mr. and Airs. DIEUDONNE, at Blafensburg, for fur
tIer INCARNATION o1S, Is. II, %. "a 26'
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B0ATswAINs APPOINTED.-The President has an
pointed William Anderson boatswain and Kaen
II. A. Mahony carpenter In the o. S. navy.
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TsNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FIRST STREET
NEAR HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON OCTORFRsSR
TNENTY-EiGHTH, 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK ~
In front Of the premises. shall sell sub lot T. in
square 81, in Georgetown, having 'front.' of % feet
one inch more or less. by depth Of $50 feet.
Terms: Oneth!rd the residue in equal paw
ments, at six and twelve months with notes bearing
interest at six per cent annum until paid, and
secured by deed of trust the property sold AN
conveyaneing at purchasers cost $1O0 deposit re-
quired at time of sale.
o21-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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II L. COLDWELL, Auctloneer.

Z. s. MARSHAI'S SALE.
By virtue of two wris of fieri facias, issued out
OF the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, and directed will sellA
at public sale for cash. in front OF the Court
doors OF said District. SATURDAY, the FOURTH
DAY OF Now MBER, 1882, at TWELVE O'CLOCK
M the following described property, to wit All John
T. Burchs right title, claim and interest in the
eastern ieet front OF lot No 49, in No. 77 by
the depth of said lot, together with all and singular
IMPROVEMENTS thereon, in the City of Washington d.
g. Sc zed and levied upon, as the property of John
burch and viii be sold to satisfy cuIons Nos IA 265
and a. 80. in favor of John McCoum, of Frank
Smith. tLFX,R SHARP
oI1dtds Late US. Marshal. D. C.. Oct. 10th, 1852.
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.UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
LOB LOB sUITs; EASY AsI SHAfgs. P1EK MIR
PAINTINGS, WALNUT CHAMBER SETS CANE
RRQqSKtRs; r M Ma ;. TOP SIpEBoAKb. EX-
AND OTHER CARPETS, BOOKGASE. HAT
RACK, WARDkohEs, BID AND OTHER
Lou NOES, SEWING MACHINES, PICTURES.
HAIR MATTRESSES SPRINGS, PILLOWS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UIEN-
S1LS, &c, &c, BEL Nc CON TENTS OF DWELL
ING No: 219 EAST CAPITOL STREET GRANT
ROW). Al AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THIRTIETH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell a. the above
named residence fine collection of Furniture being in
elegant order and partly enumerated. to which the
tent!on OF buyers is called. o2G- thf ,s
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PICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE
IESIOGES NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DFRIII
ia. LOSS OF MANLY VIGOK &C

ms inieiibie remedy has been scrutnized and en-
dcrseN bS, the Academy Of Medicine OF Paris aud
fes'eG Tor half century 10y the medical ceIe,es Of
Luroie III contains no Ih >ihcrous canthariCes or
Cther I.soiis anu II vegetable
pull fc= sale by CbliISTisNI. Druggist 4si Penn
oylNafia " nue., Washington where fe sriptive 81
culars can be had None le1nine vibost ~
proDrietary stamp win monogram anu fun name ~
DR. D. 4. S.gesfnOud. He W
NOTICE.
HAVING BOUGHT OFT THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
OF DR. RECORDS VI Al. RESTORATIVF AN
THE DENANO FOR II HAVING Greatly IN
CREASED WITHIN IilE LAST FIVE YEARS IN
THE.S ATES. 1 AN NOM ENABLED To RFDI-CF
THE PRICE MORE THAN ONE HALF, AND THUS
PLACE THIS kennedy WITHIN REACH OF AL
PkICE PER BOX 81, - AND ST. so. sepI
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T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF LOTS IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
VIII offer at public auction, on FRIDAY NO-o
EEMBEk THIRD. 1882. at HALF-PAST FOIJRe76S
O'CLOCK r NJ, Lots number three 90 and-1
seven ID in block two in s. p. Browns subdyison Of
Mount Pleasant in the District of Columbia. W
Terms of sale One-t third cash. balance in six and
Twelve ronths with interest secured by deed OF trus
Conyeyancing at purchasers COST ~
o2l-eo WILLIAM A. GORDON Attor,av
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND VI
= mg4at ca1A pu1q9 paid. Ala Wntckaa Jewl1TE
ogn4 - ~ ,onn = 49, uKnzo6 - g
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NAVAL NorRa-Rear Admiral Balch, command
ing the Pacific station, reports to the Navy de-
partmenr, under date Of Callao, Peru, September
Nth, that the LackaWanna has sailed from Cailao
f0r Talcuhan0, Chilli; that the Pensacola remains
at Callao ana that the Essex expected at that
port about October 18th. The U.SS Vandalta LEFT
Hampton Roads yesterday for Philadelphia.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Ta7HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

"a THOMAS BONIING. AucEoneer.
ikU,TEEs, SALE E.. OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE,
sEc on siR2Efs Il WEST FIRST AND
" virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the 9th daye,
81 i9iio a. ct seS the unde rsizned trustees viii "a
1857. AT HALFPAsT FOUR O'Clock P. NJ, PAT =;
@ IT iq IN he e e.g d o
District Of Columbia according to the pubic pat
street nine feet Of the southwest corner Of
r e Of street trtsn feas t6eSycs On nor rs
1t right angles to street hundred feet more or
two Thirteen 85-l % feet and thence south in straight
, g 1e hGndrei feet more or less to tue beinning
sad deei mentioned To be sold subject to taxes and
Terms of sale: Ons-ttirl of the purchase money and
te OF sale IN cash. and the residue
ON the Torty sod per or se ali d psT at the
hlFeliassrs option Conveyancng and recording at
o1adsas AN1s NIB hyde. Trustees.
T I. CoLDwELL. Auciioneer
IRg gSTE rs SALE OF VERY DEsIEABLE THREE
TSEN EA AID sip sT T1 NoRi
fEg 1d e fsea Ss 5ss
80 one ct the LAM records Of the District OF Col
ti q Tnblc auction in front IF the premises at ale
fifty go and nifty tire t53) in Aleyande- +. shep
OF lots "a -, Ca
denis recorded suby VISION of uare three hundred and
's:ztyine (r9 in tn t. Of Washington, District If
Colu lis tcgether with the iIHproN eents, consisting
Of fine threestry brick residence. wi bay window
all luCUErH improvements lar re stable.
Terms One third cash balsnce in two and three
vesr With six FER cent interest payable eIi9nuualy:
a.! cash at the purchasers option. Conveyancing
and recording ct ru heser's cost 1850 deposit Terms
10 lie compiled with in week after sale the Trus
tees the ri-t t. rcse ut tie risk and of de-
iEu.t.u< purchaser
BHAINARD II. WARNER,1 r.o.
olI-i&ds IVORY G.. EINBALL. trustees
'suI0S. L. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate AUctioneer.
TIN THURSDAY the TIVE MY SIXTH DAY OF ~,
tClOBER. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, / will III.
cler Tor ale, in frnt of the premises, Lot 10, in
su G3 tie north eide OF street between Con-
ectcut avenue and 18th street northwest. The lot is
81 feet front by JAG ee IL inches deep, to So foot
alley. and is improved By several small buildings.
Terms, day OF sale.
o1Id&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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ANOTHER NoTARY.-Howard O. Emmons was to-
DAY appointed by the President notary. public
Tor the District OF Columbia.
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RUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.
TWO BILLIARD TABLES WITH BALLS AND
CUES COMPLETE, Two LARGE STOVES.
bAR AND BACK, LARGE BAR MIRROR, LOT
ASSORTED PICTURES, TOGETHER WITH
LOT MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THIRTIETH,
1897 at WELVE O'CLOCK NJ. will sell the above
mentioned goods. at the Seaton Hall Billiard saloon
northwest corner 9th and streets northwest. This is
.piendid opportunity for parties desiring Billiard
Iab,es for private use. Sale positive
O26- th.f,s DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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DOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FVNHUMAS DUWLING. AucuOneer.
SALE OF GOOD WALNUT PARI.OR AND CHAM
Der FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE PIER
MIRRORS. BRUSSELS CAkPE rs, HAIR MAI
TkASSES. PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS &C.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST, 1882
at TEN O'CLOCK at No. GIT 18th street. between /
and streets shall sell very excellent of
o26-4t THOMAS DOWNING Anet;o,ae-