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The Unlicensed Brokers.

AvAILING THEMSELVES OF DEFECT IN THE LICENSE
LAWS.
The curb-stone brokers, IL appears have found n
weak place In the license regulations of the Dis
trict, whereby their license costs them very little
The District &c fslature fixed the license for banks
ana bankers at fifty cents each thousand dollars
OF capital invested. The same legislature fixed the
license soT brokers IT 500 annually but appended
CLAUSE that any person having paid a license
tax as banker shall not be required to nav n
license as a broker Under these circumstances
applying for license As bankers, and already some
twenty-five have obtained such license. costing
IRON 80 cents 20 50 each, according to the capitai
invested Under the regulations they cannot be
Hlaas 10 pty license as brokers' when they produce
the license as bankers This defect In the Law
wiz probably be amended at the next session OF
Congress. "
TIE PLOwDEN AND JONES CASES
walter ID. Piowden, the colored man who was
Arrested yesterday for being unlicenset broker
et NO. 81 9TH street, was called for trial I'm Tho
FORCE Court THIS morning Mr.. Padeett said that
as TIE case o. Dr. Jones, In the same butldiny
WOULD De tired Tomorrow, nc woaid continue this
case Until tomorrow, and try both cases together
FINED FOR PASrURISG HIS Cows IN A pARr
Atciael Nekeeyer was charged In the Police Court
thts morning With tresDassing upon park. Po-
leefnen Jackson and Chapman testified that The
CefRndane reeds and allows his cows TO trespasS
on the parting on Connecticut avenue between o
and streets. The defeDSe claimed that they had
right TO use the parx as they did. Mr.. Padpett
the prosecuting attorney. said the Law says that
the owners or occupants OF such parks cannot use
the.parks in any Way that Will injure the parking
or RrasA The question is aOw whether the court
thinks feeding his cattle on t Injuries or defaces IT.
After q thorough review OF the law Judge Bundy
imposed fine o. s. or Is days
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Forty Years ExDerience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the I'm ed StateS and has been used for forty
years with never-failng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. m vs.
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EDWARD GIBBONS, n West Washington merchant
was nhed IS or Is DAYS by Judge Bundy this morn.
ing, Tor placing melons on the sidewalk in front
on ms store more than thirty-stX inches from the
building line.
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1000 COMFORTERS.

We offer the largest sze both sides best Cocheco robe
print white cotton filing at g. 40 regular price So
The cold weather will soon. procure your winter
stock now.
81. 40 full size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced to
$1.2O.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some of which are soiled, at less than half price,
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Ar DAMMANN's, sos 9TH st. NV. job lot isl
unread gloves 1O job lot Isle thread gloves, l5c
job lot Isle thread gloves, 19c.
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DcsiltusEon and Suffering,

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR
There are several families IN the first ward who
are In abject roverty,-in great need OF food and
clothing and also OF bedding. Some OF these rami-
lies nave sickness, and no means to procure the
actual neceSSareS OF life. ANY one heIpin0 them
VIII oe aGlnS klnd act OF charity, matter how
s sa All thedf oiefihS may be. Anything that may
distributed.
tine sum or % has been left at the counter of
TIE EyESI:G STAR In response TO the above cou
WINCH with any other amounts sent I'm for the pur
pose Will Dc turned over 10 Its writer.-Ep SrAR
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FOVyrnsl MT Inst.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that will
Stop IT'S falling. has been long sought for Par.
ker's Hair Balsam, distinguished for its purity
fully supplies this want.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ar..,sernent, 'Eo.ui~hs

1HEATER CoNIoUE--Varety and burlesqua
DRIVERS GARDEN--Concert Performance
ABSERs SUMNER GAyDES.-COncert
The W ASHINGTOS SWIMMING SCHOOL. New York
avenue. between 18TH ana 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30

If You FEEL nervous in regard to your kidneys
Iiver. or urinary organs, use the only sure cure
Hunts Remedy. Never known to fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30
special Weather HuI,c,,u

For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer
generally fair weather; northeast to southeast
wings, stationary or lower barometer.
Special Weather IsuIiesin.
TosaoERow TO BE WARMER AND PARTLY CLOUDY.
1fe chiet signal officer OF the army furnishes
The Following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer is highest on the middle Atlantic coast
II is low In the Mississippi valley and lowest
IN Arizona. Cool, fair weather continues in New
northwesteriy WINS In New England and north,
east winds in the middle states and lower
Southern states ana Ohio valley, and are re-
ported this morning from the upper lake
region and the northwest The temperature has
fallen Il ghtiy In the South Atlantic states and
Ohio valley, with easterly winis and IL has fallen
in the northwest and southwest, with northerly
WINS. The following special temperatures were
reported at a this morning: Eastport and
Duluth, GO; Montreal, t9o: Quebec, $50: Mt WASH
61o: Denver, SO; SIN Francisco, $50 stations re-
porting one inch or more OF rainfall during the
past "a hours are: Augusta, LII; Savannah, 1.O4:
Smthvile. LII; Cedar Keys, liz. Fair weather
Is Indicated for New England and slightly warmer
partly cloudy weather for the mtldle Atlantic
sttteS on Thursday. Local rains will continue In
day.
The following articles, worth from % to s5 cents
Will De sold for 1G,. tomorrow only, at X. Gold
sehmids, el2 9TH street northwest: sp0Onholier.
10 inch glass dish, handsome cake plate /
footed covered butter dish handled ice cream
SauccrS, Scotch napkin rings | pair OF steel sis
Sors, 10 row tooth brush, ceilulDld round comb,
KNIFE, FORK and spoon for children, shell box, l
work basket, lunch basket, school bag 1 silver
PLATED butter knife or shell sugar spoon, 1 dcZ
metaiilc plated tea spoons, shaving mug with
brush, boxes OF army and navy backing = bot
Ties OF machine OIL extra large scrubbing brush.
n doZ table spoons, wooden mixing bowl.
KNIFE ami FORK tray, pair OF silver glass b0uuuet
noiiefS, : painted cuSpadOreS extra large bast-
Ing spoons, dish mop, large shell from Africa.
COMP ana match safe combined, / carved bracket,
2large pllqueS. shoe brush with / box OF black
Ing, stove brush with cakes OF polish, 1-10 ot.
Dish pan, extra large wash basin, 3 pi, plates,
also travelling trunks and baby carriages at cost.
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That Husband Of Mine
is three times the man he was before he began
using Wells Health Remover. 81. Druggists.
Depot, StOtt & Cromwell. S
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JOE LOT In school boys clothing at low prices at
HerzogiS, 3GS 9th street northwest
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AT DaaMANN's. sos eth st. NV. school stock
lngs, pc; school bags, and 10c.; automatic
straps, 25c.
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.'AIderney Dairy Wngons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints 4Oc. Der 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per ct Cream. i5c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30

Buy YOUR WALL PAPERS window shades &C., oil
r. W. Henderson & Co., lib + street.
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Invig0atiog #,

Tor the brain and nerves is what we need in these
days OF rush and worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic
restores the vital energies and brings good health
quicker than anything YOU can uSe-Trib,lne
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u2s LANsBURGH & BROTHER.

SCHOOL OUTFITS.
NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER FABRICS,
Atwood SCOTCH PLAIDS
CACHEMERE HINDOU in all colors
Black and Colored CHUDDA CLOTHS.
Lupns Celebrated CASHNEEES.
New Embroidered CASHMERE ROBES.
TERRA COrTA SHADES in SILKS RHADAMES
and ALL Wool Textures.
g. so to So
Black and Colored VELVETS, all prices.
Rare Bargains in BLACK SILKS of the best makes
ranging in price from 75c. to 81.
very large stock of Co!ored SILKS, SATINS SU-
RAHS, RHADAMES and BHOCADES at correct prices
CASHMERE and CHUDDA SHAWLS.
Al-Iinen and Mohalr BUSTERS.
cost ~ i
Lowest Marked Down Prices'' on LINEN LAWNS
GINGHAMS and GRENADINES.
NOVELTIES ARE ARRIVING DAILY.
RECT PRICES. -
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TRY Schonberyprs ''aces" three for 10 cents. at
6ChonbergerS, 359k Pa. ave. NV
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GREAT BARGAINS for tomorrow at NJ Augen-
Stems. Sl1 1th street NV: Chamber SETS si19: d
0oz Ran1ied cups and SiucerS. 39t.: dinner sets
conI4fnins 80 pieces, s3.73, worth s.: large SIZE
painted buckets, liz: Z dog. knives and forks,
ooc; DISH pans, 10, II, 10 and %. piece:pint ma
Joica pitchers, 22c.; = dOZ- fancy gobietS pc ::
sunIioWer fruit stands. extra large size. 33c col
ored glass tea sets. ~; clothes line, Scrubbinc
mugs, dpper5, pie plates cake pans Dutch loaf
pans, Sc piece
AT DAXYASN's, sos 18th St NV. lob lot lace COL
iars ec; JOB lot Lace collars 2c. job lot lace COL
lars, $50.
ARTIFICIAL EYES reduced prices. Hempler's 453
PeEnsylva avenue.
DEPOT for Harris Insect POwdcr-711 2d street
northwest.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS,!

1,5OO pairs at less than replace them in five
case lots. We want fresh goods for Building
therefore the sacrifice.
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Our Great Clearing Sale of Fine Clothing has been the
delight OF all who have purchased. Thu people have
found out that sell as advertise. When we state
that our Clearing Saeis success state fact. When
we inaugurated this sale had object in vew-to
clear out stock of Summer Goods not wishing to
carry them We therefore determined to reduce
the prices all garments to such figures that would
sell them Our object has met with approval and for
one more week We will sell all Clothing at the ga me
Great Reductions. This will be the last week and last
opportunity to buy Clothing at saving nearly half
Many Of these garments suitable early fall wear
and there are many choice patterns among them. As
this will be the last week would advise all 70 call
promising bargain to every purchaser that cannot be
duplicated elsewhere.
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WAMSUTTA SHEETINGs

VANS IIA SHEEIINGS,
Best goods made reduced to the following low prices:
ga 12H cents. Ga Is cents
IA l713 cents. S-4 20 cents
"a 22H cents. 1O-4 Is cents
These came directly from the Wamsutta mills, and
are in length from one to ten yards.
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SpEcIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS FOR CASH.

SPECIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton, 9xc.; 1o4 sheeting 2Oc
India Lawns, &C., and India Linen and Persian Lawns
~ and 25c; 81. so genuine Lyon Gros Gran Silk 81
all wool Abatros Cloth and double width French Cash
mere 20 and extra long Balbriggan. aud supe-
rior extra fire Black Hose. % and 65c. 6s-in. satin
finish Linen Table Damask. 75c-has been 81 IS; Mos
S,leaire Thread Gloves. 55c. superior Gauze Vests
DC, and Gents GauZe Drawers. Soc: Linen HEM
stitched n6kerchief l0c, 81 Is doz. Psrasols at
ana below cost Neck Rufings SC. aud up; Crush and
Towels Sc and up; Counterpanes, zSc. and up; 75c.
eeored Skirts for 49c. 75c Corsets at 50c Hum
dres OF other articles equally cheap prior to stock
taking at
BRODHEAD CO.'S
1908 + street, between 18th and 18th Sta
ty22. IS. %. augl2. IA Is. %. 80 81
NJ A. TAYLOR, PRACTICAL HORSE
w SHOER--An diseases of the feet properly
treated: any Shoe required made in the shop ala az
street southwest. near Virginia avenue. au7-ly
III W. DEMPSTEH,
DENTIST.
400 7th street northwest. ans
You WANT A NEW RANGE, LATROBE or
i Furnace. can on GEO. Z. GAkTRELI. SI5 7th
between and 1. Ranges, Latrobes and Furnaces re,
paired ana reset promptly. aul6-Sm
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HO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
The Steamer Excelsior. canal packet. will make her
regular trips to the above places on MONDAY WE'D
H HEsDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf
Fare so cents round trip Can be chartered Tuesday
THURSDAY and Saturday. For information inquire at
Market. or g. W. WEBSTER. lila ith street north
west. an1Iyn1
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DRY GOODS.
YOUR LAST NCEl

YoUR LAST cHANcEi
OUR LAST CHANCE
SEPTEMBER ONLY.
During this month you have the last chance Of buying
the best bargains ever offered
We must open our new building on OCTOBER q and
as we are determined to open only with fresh new
eoods we shall sell the remainder our still immense
s'ock az such figures as viii insure quick sales.
We have on hand l, 900 pieces BLACK AND COL
ORED CASHMERES. These goods have really add
vanced since last winter. We shall offer them way
below cost.
1000 pieces FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
some Of which fashionable this season as they
last You buy them for so ON the dollar
They must be closed out
SILKS. sATINs. vELvETS.
The largest stock in the city. Convince yourself Of
the great bargains Offering.
We selling a beautiful pure Silk Brocade at IS
cents in twenty different patterns.
LINEN AND HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
In odds and ends at price, in preference to
sending them to auction.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.
OFFICE OF me CHIEF SIGNAL OFFycrs


WtsBTSGToE. DC. August 30. 1852. 9:3D am
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer
generally lair weather; northeast to southeast
Winds. Stationary or lower barnmpfer
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LINEN AND HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
In odds and ends at price, in preference to
sending them to auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30

EOR ONE WEEK LONGER!
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Ladies' full size WHITE LAWN APRONS. richly
trimmed, at cents.
All our stock Of HOSIERY. GLOVES. CORSETs
SKIRTS; in fact, every article in immense estab-
lishment reduced to such low figures that it will paw
anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter
wear.
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Remember, we compelled to sell at one price or
the other If we do not sell at retail he obliged
to dispose of balance hand by auction This is a
troublesome job and incurs many expenses which We
want to save and give the benefit our customers.
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News DSYieGa.

Thos. NJ. Marshall Will decline the nomination
Ior CongreSsman-at-large from Pennsylvania.
Nine leading independent democrats met at At
lanta, Ca, yesterday and issued address fnden-
nltely postponing the meeting called for June
ISL, and urging the party TO support Hon. Alex H.
stephens for governor. The address was signed
by w. II. FELTON, and Others.
The municipal election at Cumberland, Nd, YES.
terday resulted In the election OF a democratic
mayor and city clerk. Five councilmen at largo
We're elected, four democrats and one republican.
The average democratic majority Is So.
AT yesterdays session or the African NJ X. Zion
conference, In Poughkeepsie, y. Y. Bishop Moore
commented on the fact that members OF the con-
Terence continually use tobacco and criticized Sc
verely the practice.
The Holy See has ratified the request that the
diocese OF Detroit might be divided. A new EpiS-
| copal See has been erected for Grand Rapids.
line Mecklenburg declaration or Independence
Will be celebrated at Charlotte y. c. next Satur-
day. Senator Bayard, OF Delaware, delivers the
Grafton, Senator Vance makes the address OF well
COME, anu senator Ransom reads the declaration
The Knights OF Honor have decided upon Louis
vile as The general headquarters OF the order.
AT the weekly meeting OF the Methodist minis
ters or Baltimore yesterday the Improperly OF
asking ministers To ride to cemeteries I'm hacks
with dead bodies or children was discussed and a
general sentiment elected against such practice
sail boat capsZed on Lake Calumet, near Pull
man, III, sunday afternoon, and twelve persons
were drowned.
Ferris, OF California, who claims to be the genu.
Inc Sir Roger T1chborne, Is again I'm San Fran
cisco. His attorney says he has been recognized
6y three former employees OF the Tichborne fam
When the steamship Pliny was wrecked Satur-
day morning one OF the cabin passengers and half
owner OF the cargo OF coffee, reached the shore
nearly naked, but holding In his hand a bag con-
tanning $1,000 In gold The vessel is q complete
wreck.
boy ten years OF age has turned up In Chicago
VINO Is said TO resemble Charley Ross.
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Wall Street TO.Day.

NEW York, May 16-The Posts financial article
says: AT the stock exchange United States bonds
are firm at unchanged prices. Southern state
bonds are generally higher, notably Tennessees,
on advfces respecting the new funding bill: and
railroad bonds, while irregular. are strong and
higher, the rise ranging from Aalk, the latter
Iron Mountain IS TO 81. The share speculation
during the first hour showed steadiness, with Wes-
tern Union Telegraph and Northwest strong, but
the news OF the intended heavy gold shipment
!about $3,5OO0OO tomorrow, changed the tone TO
heaviness, and there has since been droop-
Ing market, prices as we write being
about the lowest OF the day, and ha1a. below
yesterdays closing: In the loan market for stocks
New York Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, and Jersey Central are tending ''1at;"
Lake Shore at per cent for carrying: Michigan
Central, lag per cent for carrying; Missouri Pa
cific, per cent; Denver, per cent; Northern Pa
cif1c, 2a3 per cent, and the other leading stocks
per cent for carrying, about the full rates for
plain loans OF money. In the money market the
quotation for call loans is 3a3h per cent, and on U.
s. bonds 2a2k per cent Time loans and prime
mercantile paper are unchanged. The do
meStic exchanges are bringing a good deal OF
money here, and the payments Of the treasury
continue in excess OF the receipts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
=, TEIGER & LIFBEgNANN ReaI Estate Brokers'
~ 1t1S New Tork avenue.

IRTSTEIrS SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICE
DNELIiNG HOUSE. No. 40I STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the lat day OF s
May, A d. 1871, and recorded IN LIber No. S5l 80
fcho ;5, the Land records for TIE Distric. Ell
OF Columbia. and BY direction OF the party secured
heTe;y. WI s. at public auction. in front f the
premises. IN TUESDAY,, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NAY, 1872. zJ FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
described Real E.rt, situate in the city Washing
tor, in tie ITtIics Il Columbia, known part Of
numbered thirty four ca. in HsIis recorded sub
division Of aFt Of lot ID in square numbered five
hundred and egiteeu (5l6l, hez1nnng at the south
EASTERN OF sal lot aud thence running .long
be iiDe O north c. stfert eighteen (IS) feet thence
north NINETY (9l) feet; thence ten tle) feet;
thence srdthestwSrii; to Jzi.lt tie line of
ssidot eighty (S1) fest ard Ig) inches distant from
the point NJ SlnHiDE. ami thence south - thu Point of
tenniIlg toeetber with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Terms Of saie: One third Cssh, and the balance in
equal llIstdn O sy tweive. and eighteen mon
FROM GEy Of for wic. purchase-s notes bearing
TX er cert Interest and secured the roePty viii be
ts&ei. or 81 c1sh. at tie option OF tie purchaser A
Depot II flt5 required - 'e o. sale. If terms e sale
are not compiled With within five days from day sale
the rol viii lie Ies1l risk and cos. Il default
lnE 'trch after FIVE t,ays Dctce the Evening
star aiarcr. Ali Concentrating puTchassr's cost
FRANCIS 4. LUTL, JR., Trustee.
j. I. tOLtWEII4 huct. nj- lot
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TNHos. J. FISHER & CO.. Auctionecrs.

CHANCERI SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of theA1&
ns.rlGs sU OF Coinmma. passed On the 10Th day
r. Brche ct al against America g. Pedrick ct al. the
undersigned appointed by said decree Trustee for the
purpose, will sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder on the gremises, at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. M. ON
bered nineteen qss in square numbered Ave hundred
street northwest, betweee LIST and I'd streets with
derth Of 100 feet to 20-foot alley the same being
Terms Of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
cash in hand and the residue In three equal payment
lively with interest and the purehassr win be required
of trust on the said property Adepost of per cont
Of the purchase money will be inquired the day OF
the terms Of sale within ten days thereafter IN default
Of either the Trustee tae right to resell ct the
risk and cost OF the defanlng purchaser All convoy
mIi-d&ds q C. COLE Trnstea.
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ITHoMAS BOWLING. AucuOnesv.

VTYdOMAS UOWLIN0s AucuoneEc.
CATALo9UE SALE OF A FINE COLLECTION OF
PICTURES; SEVERAL ChOICE OIL PAINT
INGS: NUMEROUS ORIGINAL SKETCHES IN
OIL By RESIDENT ARTISTS AND OTHERS; A
FEW BEAUTIFUL .ENGRAvING6. EICRyNGS,
PHOTOGRAPHERS, Co.. "a,
10 b sold 8 suction on THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EyENIAG6 NAY ElGHTK&NTH and NM
T8EMTH, AT HAlL-PA0T SEVEN O'CLOCK, 6 my
nua 6pesal aflsnfna . nsifsd g dis ~ fctaxss
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| vERII.L CHEMICAL PAINT.

The ginai and only Mixed Paint that win not pee
chalk. Sold In this market for ffsen yeazs viii
sntre satisfaction.
ALABASTrNE for ceilings and walls Dseer shsr
xa2somineI asit VII not rub Oh.
5md for nmpas cards md crculaxsto
FRANCIS NLLKR. soGs Asux.
cain sos - srssG
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TNIOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
MAR TENNALLYTOWN, ABOVE GEORGE.


BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10th day Of
August $780, and duly recorded in iber 945 folio So
2IS, &c, Of the land records of Washington -
county in the District Of Columbia. and by direction
Of the party secured thereby the undersigned Trustees
VIII sell IN front Of the premises. on MONDAY, MAY
TwENTY-SECOND. 1882, AT SIX O'CLOCK the
following described property viz An certain piece
parcel Of land lying and being In said county and be-
ing Pa Of the lot Of ground conveyed to Perry Sher
wood by A. Lyies by deed dated May Is 1875 said
part being bounded follows Beginning for the part
hereby intended to be conveyed the northwest
Of said lot in the east line Of the Georgetown and koc
vile turnpike road thence north seventy and three
fourth Ssgrses {7os des:l east seven psrches and
Twelve hundredths Of perch; thence south nineteen
and and c,nsfoQrth dssrsss Ms4 deg east I've perchss
seventy and foorths Of degree $7oA deg west
turnpike road; thence north nineteen and 0ne-fourth
degrees l94 deg.) weet five peGchee and forty -four
hundredths Of perch TO the be ming, containing 50
and tenhs square perches Of ground together with
the improyemo0ts which consist Of frnTno dwelling
and blacksmith shop md other buildin9s.
Terms: $50 IN cash; and thu roGduo IN two euual
Rayments. ss dx and tws!ve month"; with notes bar
ing interest," md secured b. deed Of trust the pro-
Rsry Cd: ~ eoossyanc.Rs e puzshaesss oosk Noo
- are not Complied VIII e tn day. c1S9 De- 8
q the nGk an4 eo& g - doe1ul1ne lgEeh ..
n4-sosas 1T Z S15& rzssas