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nUNCAksON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND
Lot, On e. p STREET IRE; BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded In g,
Liter No: SIC foio ct seq. one Of the land Esii
records OF the District Of Columbia. viii, AIA
wing Trustee sell at public auction on FRIDAY
fifth DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK
real estate and premises situated lying and
Ceing IN the city OF Washington. in the District of
eight l5 IN square numbered ave hundred and sixty
nine t3ts Us sld out ana described the ground plat
or pl2n OF said city OF Washington, District Of Columbia
three thousand o0Ol square feet Of ground
nents. ways easements rights, PRIVILEGES and appur-
tanning.
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance Il, and two
years notes to bear interest and be secured by deed
OF trust or all CASH. at option Of purchase. Convey
anc1ng and recorng at chasers cost Terms to be
the right to resell at risk and cost of defaung
purchaser after giving five days public notice Of such
resale In some newspaper published in Washington.
ID. q.
Abstract shown e sale. REGINALD FENDALI.
a24-d&ds Surviving Trustee
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T 7. COLDWELI. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
NO. 1927 STREET NORTHWEST.

STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
NO. 1927 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to william Stickney
and myself dated September 9Th. AID 1878, duly E:5
recorded In Liber No. 694, folio 262 ct seq one Of
the request Of the parties secured thereby, shall
tsyivnE Irnssee e q p1eS arStiSp IL front q
At FIVE o'0i oSk Pm: ne following described real
wit: Parts Of original Lots numbered and s, in
square numbered 2so: beginning Ct . point In the
southwest corner Of said square and running thence
east along said ineof street 20 feet by depth Of ll6
Terms One-fourth cash. and the balance in G. r.
1S and months, WITH six cent interest," secured
oon OF purchase deposit Of $3.50 required ct the
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with In seven
days. otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property ut the risk and cost Of the defan pur.
chaser after five days advertisement.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. Surviving Trustee.
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ohANohhi SALE Ra of g EsT arH oN1MPEoVED
t ss P;fs5ss q Gsb5S esuy ,
and Mor5iingf2n ct al PENDANTS. the undersigned
re- w M + IT, s suesn i front Of to
oN MONDAY 6y AFI 81 S8% max TWENTY
1T a = hanh sah9G : feet ,ches
on New York avenue. between 17ts and lsth street
tam 1f sS nst f G oout7' feet and
he S Sa Y % fes o on 1ts street Of 10.
~. 81 SSas s. ig FhEh st.;
70 aa ard q ni r each ss north street
,,a 9t2 = y and % Of similar dimensions and immedi
i l 10 r. l aa att L. La fronting t2
End streets and 155 fee. north street. between
a''n 'n, ys's sh HE D SfSs At SIX O'CLOCK
s South half aft 1t !, 10 sqnaEs 2 fronnT Il
o 9T Sane PAX 40 f At SIX O'CLOCK
west between and NJ streets north, with depth Of
~ 4H1RD ar AZ rf FIVE 6of Mah TWENTY
Lot se s fsSnas 50 feet ne G
D$S 8 sSt lx lasfse South
81 EDS yta sRs of asY fMs s
FOURTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
south l3 feet inches of lot TO- square 257 on l3S
street. between Ohio avenue and street north with
312 49, street.
Auof . on SANE N s PAY: AT SIX O'CLOCK.
81" and south 'K streets. and First street west and
Half street west.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash. aud the residue in
equal nstalments at six and twelve months respective
~ with interest at the rate of six per per annum
from day Of SALE to be secured by approved notes. with
shall have the option OF paying all the purchase money
in cash money deposit shall be required each Of
the said pieces Of property the whereof will be
snpnoanoed on day Of sale Upon default Of any pur
chaser in complying with terms of sales within ,1O
days. the property which default has been made
may be resod at the risk and cost Of the defaung pur
CHASER after three days notice In The Evening Star
newspaper. COnveyancing shall be at the cost Of the
purchasers. CHAS. ID. FOWLER Trustee,
ml-eOEds. Webster Law Bnil6inr
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Shot his Wife.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-Shortly before O'Clock
this morning, Thomas Rodgers, a young man who
has lately been released from prison, went to a
house near Sth and FitZwater streets, where his
wife, Mary, aged 10 years, was living. After
making few angry remarks to her. he drew re-
VolVer and shot her. The ball PASSED through her
mouth and came out behind the ear. She has been
taken TO the hospital in very critical condition.
Rodgers was locked up.
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r '. COLLINS, ,,,,.,.u,

v. COLLINS,
Os BRIOKLAYEE.
An kinds Of yobbne tn Brick worh estting aad Rese
tinr B0iIora Rango2 Kotf1ea 0ratsa F1sxing OoptnR
6tapA Tles &c. Esenases furnishsd for key Wet.
pES%st sssnsSn vsn e ~ 81 Sssf Ser 10 g -
nLp wUx AND OLD ERIKMD9 ARE KHQWu 40
" IL bngk % = JU6TH6 Old sand Known Tor -
e O. cnlT plaes uAMs nrstcae9 6EO0ND-HAID
1OE E g = - 9 ssqpeeen119 q[.es. u
49, ~ - 9eo = 1seneA o1n.A 10, -
E:s 8 s. ~. - 80: 10 = .''Ask n
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TELEGRAM hic Briefs.

The body OF man named Parker, a customs off,
Ger at FrelighSburgh, village across the Vermont
border in Quebec, WHO was found q few weeks ago
In the street dying, has been eXhume1, and shows
evidences OF foul play.
The Sunreme Council of the Royal Arcanurn in
sion at B lG more, today elected VIM. s. Ten
hant, OF Washington, supreme regent, ana S.
lected Richmond, Va, for the next annual meet
ing.
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A GATHERING OF PROMINENT Observation-Disclosures
was gathering in New York City of prominent
democrats, guests OF the Manhattan club, last
Saturday evening, including Senators Davis, of
West Virginia, and Vance; Messrs. Augustus
Schell; c. c. Baldwin, president Of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad; Representative
A. &. Hewitt, and about twenty-five
others. It was agreed to put Senator Vance on
the democratic board OF control, In place OF John
r. Mclean, of Cincinnati, who has declined.
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The Bicksler COssmterfeifing Case.

HIS NEW TRIAL IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Wy
lie, the Case OF Thomas j. Bcksler arrested over
year ago on the charge OF dealing in counterfeit
money, was called. BckSler was convicted on 4
previous trial and sentenced to eight years in the
pententiary, but the case was taken to the Gen.
eral Term, and a new trial awarded. Last week
four new indictments were found against him.
This morning the last Indictment found was taken
up, ana Messrs. John Z. Norris and Thomas f.
Miller appeared for him; District Attorney Cork
hill and assistant district attorney for the gov
eminent.
George G. Colgate testified to defendant having
rented premises 1852 street.
Officer Breen testified to the arrest OF Alice WeS-
colt and Emma Baker for circulating counterfeit
money at the market house, and to the arrest OF
BickSer and the search OF his premises The court
refused to allow testimony as to the poisoning
case. j. w. COwie, Of the Treasury secret service
testified to visiting Bicksler's photograph gallery
where some counterfeit money was found.
Lieut.. j. F. Kelly testified as to the finding OF
the pieces OF wood with receptacles in them in
Bickser's place.
Emma Baker testified that with Alice estcott
she had visited the gallery of Bicksler to obtain
counterfeit money.
The case was in progress when our report closed
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AUCTION SALES.
RVTURE DAYS.
THvMAs BOWLING. aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUE HOUSES AND LOTS
ON o. STREET. SOUTH, BETWEEN THIR-
TEN AND A HALF AND FOURTEENTH
SfRIrTS WEST. NEAR THE BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND PRINTING.
By virtue cf decd OF truss. dated March 18th. A.
D. lsi5 AID recorded IN lilcc III foio al ,et seq. f5
one Of thu Land records Of the District OF Coumbi
the sufscri.-z viii sell pubic auction, % the high
est b.deF IN front Of the PREMISE WEDS fSDAY,
TIT TwENTT-SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. a: ID. 1892,
AT HAl.f-PAST FOCk O'CLOCK p. NJ. tho follow
ing desred real state situate IN the city OF Washing
tn. District cs Columbia. to wit: That certain lot
known ths Land records a. number three 90. in
s'are two hundred snd sixty three (263l. the same
having front Of IS II feet south street. between
l3 and Ian stress an delth Of 81 feet. the same
be improved BY three fr.no houses Also the wet
hs-f q lot 4. IN .ame SQUARE improved by Brick
zD the portos hereby granted having front of six
TEN feet. together with ali the irnI,royemants' ..
cora. IT said deed toned. The above property
much thereof - may be necessary viii be sold
SUBJECT To t,xes and assessments and dover right.
Terms: The dsSs interest ard of sale IN cash (of
which Sito GA each riecs sCld be paid
OF ssef, and the residue in equal sums IL six and
sN I'VE iuonshA with Interest at cent um.
70 secured on The property Sold to the satisfaction Of
me irustes or al cash at the option OF the purchar.
az c0EyeyzncRs and recording at che purchases cost
.,,.s,s yosr G; 9 Kennedy; Trustees.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
Sequence O{ The rain until WE'D .ESDAY. MAY
THIRD. SANE HOUR AND PLACE. By order Of
Trl.-tees.
adds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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The murderous Auaches Again

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA Tombstone dispatch
says: Two men were Killed by Indians at the Dra-
strong band OF hoStiles are In the mountains A
large meeting was held here to take action in
raising a company OF volunteers. Several hundred
dollars were contributed and many volunteers en-
rolled.
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THB FUNERAL OF RALPH WALDO EMERSON took
place yesterday afternoon from the Unitarian
church IN Concord. Tile entire town was draped
In black and an immense crowd gathered In the
vicinity OF the church. special train from Bos-
Ton Drought large number OF people. The ser
Vices at the house at 80 strictly privatp the
family and intimate friends only Oeing present.
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THE COOLEST AND BEST TRANSPARENT ICE.
The SMITH TRANSPARENT ICE MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY take pleasure in announcing to the
ice consumers OF Washington that their Factory will
commence running the FIRST OF May. and they will
soon be ready to supply customers with their
SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT ICE.
This ice is all made of the purest and best drinking
water, thoroughly filtered.
1t Is frozen in large three ton cakes and cut into
blocks Of desired eiZe.
tits free and all impurities clear trans
parent solid.
Experiments this ice TO belonger melting than
any lake or river ice.
1t is made in temperature Zero and being taken
from go cold room to the carts 1t is colder and has
more cooling power than ice transported long
prOftab g to buy.
. In ice cream freszers brewers
1t Will do more work than any other ice.
For families and hotels it is particularly desirable for
instead OF containing any of the debris floating In rivers
1t is clearer aud than the drinking water in which
it ia used
This superior ice will be sold at the lowest market
prices.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
DAVID SMITH, Treasurer.
No. 1881 Water street, West Washington.
April 81. 1882. a27-Gt
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1THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoussr.

RESIDENT ARTIsrg SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WATER c0I0kA AUTOTYPEs AND QTHEH
A RARE COLLECTION or GEMS.
TIE saAe VIA b held In the Art seles room. corner
Tssss ". Safp GAESxzsrH sivrH
continue the following day Of came hours Thsfp ~
ben odd 70 this - ahout so B.slnS auto0pa
tOEef6eI with few ne ongEaylngD and Otar At eena
4 R.1his sale u By far TIE most impQgtsnt at co
lection that has ben Offered q pubic s1a IN this city
parties who deairo 70 encourage h0ao tnlenE Nih 8
On ~ AAndav anA 1ussdaV. MAya end = dag and
s561Sds xaouAs poWIrHa Auut
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DUACANsON BROS. Acts.
4 tT.yGFiY SALE Oh yAIUsBIE FGUR-STORy
EHLl.E D..I.I NJ; E.lIL.E No GO EIGLIIEj

y Eit-r y Lii NJ BcU~t, No, gzS EIGHTH
So: nora Nv Est, WASHINGTON j.. G.
Fy +E~te 4 decree OF the supreme Court If thes;
D'~t5i'f 4 Io inida passed in the Of Tbonas
v q1i.=s e 81. equity caGse 30. I.GT3 the
2fta c%N tTl A. %. iSS2. t:c undersigned. trster
- - - y D. lSo4. az FIVE O'CLOCK z. u :.
~ f'oott '9e p-ins tho following described real
Us sl- y t,e Cl:y OF NashiIiisl. III he District
OF coa'a s wit; Part Of Lot marked "a In the
n rced ~'ils VISOR OF OrInsl lot numbered ten. iO)
Il S,if Ess.es,t four INDEED aud three (.03l aud
cti.sInesl within he Inets snG bounds following:
H IT, x stie EJrtheIsoi corner of sail lot aud
r'iu hence south on 70 hne Of Stu street fourteen
ftSff7ef n9 CO. inches thence west (9
ta 10 inches thence norh fourteen A. feet nine (9t
G.ct"4- ami thence east . the beginning.
Terms Of sale Ooe-thir! # the purchase Z noy In
Sf; ad the residue IL two e;ua, insGlments payable
Respectively with interest 81 and two years from
III gay II sale. or all cash. 1t the option of the pr-
ehsser- post Of 300 n cash required at the time
q -as AL terms of sale tn be complied with within
seven days thereafter In default of which the property
Is - te roHsd after rea days advertisement IN 'fha
EISn:S -isr Newspaper. At risk and Of the de
aauriss purchaser. Al c9iyeyanciug ct vurchaser's
cox JOSEPH j. DARLING ON,
40 9TH Il N Washington, u. c.. TRUSTEE
:. a. NO1-Dn1-Ll- aCct a25-d
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAH ........................M May 4. 1882.
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
A Ute Chief Killed bv a Gunrd.

CHICAGO, May News has been received al
Gen. SheridanS Headquarters to-day from Fort
Washakie, wyoming Territory. of the killing o.
Japtain Jack, OF the White river Utes. Jack was
imprisoned there, and in attempting to escape
killed a sergeant AS he was running away the
guard dred at him. and he fell at the FIRST shot.
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THIS EVENING.
EfOLEY, AucsIoneer.

E.OIEY, Auc.Ioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FOkFFITFD PLEDGES.
viii sell for r. Selnger, at TT 7th street northwest
coIIlIn ncihy SATURDAY. April. TWENTY NINTH.
1882 This .ale viii consist of Ladies and Geat' Gold
and Silver Watches JewG ry Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Books Guns. keyciyers P.atel Ware, &C., &C., and
viii continue EVENINGS, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, until
every lot iIss heen sold.
Persons holding tickets. the time which having ex-
pred viii please take notice. FOLEY. Aucticnaer
p SELiNGER. Broker. a25-6t
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THK INCREASE OF receipts at the principal post
Offices IN the country for the quarter ending In
March was fifteen per cent.
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TsrHoMAs BOWLING. Lucuoreer
COURT SALR OF VAII ABLE IMPROVED PROP
FRTy

b. virtue II decree Of ths supreme Court Of the
biss:ict Of Columbia. pass cause No. T. 025 tss5
docaet ~. viii otfer for sale. on MONDAY, MAY
EIGHTH, 'SS3. 1t SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. al Of lot No.
l end te north 80 feet 81 lot No 100 Threikalds
adG4lti1n 2Iti parts O. b. Is and Co. Beatty
ana Hav si,:s' asidit:,U - Georgetown.
The hr. lErU,i froutS 81 feet FEyette street. be-
tsern ii and 81 streets, back TIA: width
To feet. ten 70 80 feet, aud extends back 90
feet farther and improved with the tgO-story and
t-senent dwelling house, No. 1912 Tayete (or 35ih)
strsst.
Terms OF sale by tire decree are: Cnefourt cash $50
whn tic io II struck OF. tie residue liz five days tie
bsIaECe IL three eGuai at six twelve AID
esUe I1cutSa vi h interest from day of sale DO
seTtrei notes end ded of trust or the purchaser
lhSy All IN cash ColveyacinS at purchasers
=. rti - hesyed To be Perfect and all viii bc
p@i1 u fI-! t. July ist, 1881.
RUDOLPH WATKINS,
Trustee and Guard an. &c-. RockYi ie Nd.
EkED. W. JONES, Solicitor.
THOMAS DOMIING 4 c1inf,efr- a2l-dlia
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NOYAGERS TO EUROPE.

]. W. BOTELFR & SOH
Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets this DsrctH
the
1NMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing to visit Eurae can obtain all in.
ormation 10y applying TO
mi7-3m j. W. B0TELER & SON.
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Killed in an Elevator.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Wm B. Ives, aged nineteen
years, was instantly killed this morning. IN the
building on tie corner of Broadway and Rector
street, by being caught in the elevator.
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Smallpox on a Steame
Wall Street To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL, May 1.-Arrived steamer
City OF Picking, from Panama ana way ports and
is detained LII quarantine on account Of smallpox
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DUScANsoN BROS. Auctionsers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROYFT


FRiHOS. J. FISHER L co.
u Real Estate Auc.ioneers 1924 street northwes
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BERLIN. May 1.-The second electric railway
constructed by the MesSrS- Simens and run ming
from Lelchtarfielde t. the college for cadets, was
formally opened on Saturday.
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: sE-I.XfH STREET EAST. BETWEEN PENN

On 81. s.TiH STREET EAST. BETWEEN PENN
SYINsSTA AyESUE AND : iREaT South.
On 4 u ESDAY A}'rERNuO.,. MAJySSssss
fObhfG, ~ Five Cts4J'' r., will SSH, Sksss
fr'.t i BE rel Lee iri l. - quar- S6e. fr
M u ct = --isls -: tsct.s avenue l25 feet
or str - .or:l. and ~ fe I;It;o space fronting
It'll street est, the NE ., tbs Ut running through
fTj!d se cht-etS aVcIsie = 4; street being 80
feet iIi.s. Itt- J. mann icet and ayail2be lot
~ iAiE-lAS ti'3 O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER
~ o. ~ sch iH Il. II square So fronting 81
fett If-.1 "a 1t ttre, cas-, between Pennsylvania
ave ma sd - street south THIS Ene building
bot si ie TaTLes. spectators and builders should
i q. - - 5Cts-
Terms: tN-e-fourth cash: t4l2r~e in one two and
tlrae - r. uaes t. heer & a. cent test and To Iva
SECUTED In deed or trust oii premises d; ali cash.
a. u-tf- r tiOn. Il 4. I $50 at time OF fae
I6sT e.cb iC+- Ierls,5 - &c cIn..iiad witiI in 7
day.: Ct-s-s L. r-ss,e II F-k of 6sfaulting
Purs days yt,ii. -0tcJ { S.c1 resale in
So e 80 '~.-1Iec iii u jU Washington, DC Con-
w. ~E'-li-- aL,i rOSJzUli- i ldICiieser's csst-
~-%-,s,-is 1t - SCA Bros, A-Cts.
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Tz7HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
r. s-IT KI;'5 SALE OF MATERIAL FOE ASPHALT
PAEEMESTSs

Il Tlrt':e cf an order o: the SGErefna Court Of the
Il'trc ot Columbia PASSED IN equity 40. = Si
y - y, wiz seu et r.!i., aietiou on MONDAY,
Mn EIGHTH. 1882. ~ FOUR O'CLOCK l.. 81 III
Z -, '1st yara sCticset cr<.cr Of l. aIii North
c. - t.Neis. CUal:,s.- I-cteria: SS lows:
A>ss st' n, 8 c.. l56 .sarrtis aad two vu.- of
asi ia : 80 loads OF send and fo;!r tons { ,r.a !st.
lem. tin =. F5sTCnzaSs Than: f2ti, cash
}uT'-;il,s-s Ht.~ thsn $40. toirI IN Ca !;
* is@ AZ tise slS Iit; JIIsIi,i-, q - the
Gtis1ar's i til i'cvCr. a5b - IRE option
Gs% - = mrs.
3d. JANIS G. sYRI g. ceosiyer.
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MARRIED.

EpRIEN-KERSEY. ON April II. 1889 ut St Pat
Ticks Church, by Rev. k>kher j. Walter CLAYTON A
No cards.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

EEk fA
T faS Of sizTh AND
1T .S e gaPs fsssr 8 afgy ssms.
ant and Marreret L: G.dds ct a. aefondanta, we
81 5SS OF mSI lsss. e fsK och5ak + F H.
Lot % Of the subdivisaon By Thomas Young ct al.
ters CONSISTING in and basemens Bes
Building known $. .Yoqns.s Law Bulding and i'm
s. s oa @
a. :as sns en and
south by street north with tine improvements there
story Brick Buildinxs containing number Of store
Terms ao o s u for cs, R Of sal.
Tahih Sven days thereafter the r,sdue In three equal
sTS naa & hs
notes for the same with interest from the
y % ss '1 9Sola q he fsf
chase e. money r.. may be paid LII in CASH TIE title
until tho fun anoans sa'0 parchese rS money
com as s al. sns " ins Ell
advertise and resen the property the risk and cost
b All s
JAMES S. EDWARDS.
rnxSk HUI iysi .ofns'1'. Trustees
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers. a20-eo&ds
T4NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctonees.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
GEoRGETOWN Heights
On "WEDNESDAY, APRIL rWENTT-SlETHsy SEss
les. at SIX O'CLOCK. on the premises. vi. ~ =
sell ut public auction. part of Lots 2T7 ant all oA-
be.s addition. sit'iaed on the south ss OF Sto
card street. between Washington snd Congress- hayug
front Of =: feet by depth Of 100 feet THIS property
VII be 0ivlei into four building lots Of "a feet each
Terms: One-third cash balance at six anal twelve
months with in TEST at six cent per snuHr until
rad and secured by deed Of trust All iiveysncng
1T purchasers cost. deposit Of SIS each lot viii
required at time OF Gale.
a22-d THOMAS DOWNING. Auc:.
sv THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED N CON
sequence OF the rain until MONDAY, MAY FIRST.
1882. at SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
ARID THOMAS BOWLING, AIct.
FgNGoS. J. FISHER & CO., Auct1onoers.
PEREMPTOEY SALE OF LOTS ON PROSPECT
HILL. EAST OF LINCOLN AVENUE.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST. at
EAIFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK. the premises, we
shall sell lots Nos 4, -, 5, So 49, - 49, ~.
So 81 3d. &C. and 90 in subdivision OF Prospect Eli.
each lot about 5Jxl60 feet. and fronting respectively
On Lincoln Gales. and Heating avenues.
Ierms-One- third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest, and secured by deed Of trust
S25 each lot must be aid at time of Convey
alicinl at cost of TIE purchaser.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., AuctioDeers.
a2S-d&ds 1924 street northwest.
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l. EEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, LOCATED ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
On nv NoI,rIx W, u SU y ~
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NOTICE.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDrNas

Or and after NOVEMBER 81, 1881. the steamer
AKEOWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot Of It'll street.
ct a. m. every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for all river LANDINGS: On MONDAY rs far -
Nonlni Ferry. On THCRSDAY, NpmIm, CurrI. .man,
IeoB3rdt BwD and ut. Glen n'- B-v. stones Wharf,
Col and Howarrs. On SATURDAY Currioman
and Leonardtown.
niS sOHN X. WOOD. AGENT.
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T T. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF THREE VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSES On FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET, BE-
3l2 AND 3l4. 80
We will sell for the owners, on WEDNESDAY -
the SEVENTEENTH OF MAY, 1882, on the prem. s3:.
ises. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. those three neat two A
street southwest being Nos &c. $40 and 3I4 having
fronts ~ street of about II feet ID feet Is feet
respectively, with depth of l04 feet to public payed
alley. 16 feet wide and lighted with gas The houses
will be sold separately. and free from encumbranoe.
Water rent paid for the whole year, anaxes to LIST day
Of May. Tide perfect.
Terms: One-han cash. and balance in twelve months.
all cssh at option Of purchaser Deferred payments
to be secured by notes and deed Of trust
sold deposit Of $50 ON each piece of properly viii be
required at the sale
For further information apply TO
JAMES FULLERTON,
494 Louisiana avenue, or TO
B. 81. WARNER,
MIN, ", s&l5&16 ol6 r street northwest,