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os-dsd. E Il Il. k1HHG WHITAKER Trustees.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
Il PRoPERII ON SEVENTH STREET ROAD.

BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Geor ge<eA
W. Thomas and wife to Peter McChexney trustee M
dated on the let day Of september 1870. and n,
records OF the District Of Columbia and by virtue Of
decree Of the supreme Court Of the District of Column
bia passed In equity cause No q, l67, Of Catherine
Pfeifer.v George w. Thomas and others. substituting
the undersigned trustee in said deed of trust and
snet io IN frSpt o. the prem ses st HALF PAST
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882, lot numbered thirty eight
3s of Hawes subdivision Of Mount Pleasant recorded
in ber A. s., No. 229. folio 34l. of the land
cords Of said county, fronting thirteen and al 100 feet
on Washington and Rockville turnpike. and running
teen foot alley, improved by gook brick dwelling.
Terms of sale One third cash In hand and the reei.
due in two equal instruments o credit of efx and
twelve the purchaser TO give notes bearing In
erest from day Of secured by deed of
properly deposit Of 500 will be required at time Of
SALE The terms to be complied with within ten dayA
All conveyapcing and recording at cost Of purchaser
CHARLES G. COLE. Trustee.
- A02 9th street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. e27-d&da
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THHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ii o
a az XHhH Rfyf Me-
sEvESTH as spE ErS SH sTEEET
M0RTHWEsT KNOWN AS MOUNT VERNON
or THtRsPhS; poT6BER TGhLFrH 1882 a
st VII ss ins NJ II s Of sf
eSs ss sS . tie nssa as Of So feet and e
lower story being adapted for business purposes and
70 divide estate It is located in pleasant portion
oi ss city, 1pP3se q, beautiful park and should com
able home and OF capitalists seeking good invest-
Terms: onethrd cash. ana the residue In four equal
payments at one two three and four years. with notes
by deed Of trust the properly sold. the
deposit Of viii BE- Ss %s q
sa frn hs Of sale d not COMPLIED with within one
the risk and defaahe purchaser after thrss
in the THOMAS fEeank xacon.s
u AID UNIMPRoyEp RAJ Af ESTATE STU rTiS
E4THhSTH A AAP T sfEEETs
o. sas
airy 2sth 1882, in equity cause No. 7777 wherein
defendants the undersigned. trustees. viii offer foe
saf St g8s o sHssE in SPs f n sss
-FOUR . O'CLOCK z NJ; the following DESCRIBED real
tn TIVE q @ and p sS
% in Square 1888. fronting ON 18th street east and
dence. And Immediately after said sale will offer
for SALE at public auction, in front 81 the preises
Lots and IN said square sss fronting street
with depth Of 1872 fest 81 inches each lot Is contains
about 2, 960 square feet Of ground,
Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: third
cash. balance In equal insallments of twelve Q2) and
eighteen S) months from day Of SALE with interest TO
be secured BY deed Of trust upon the promises ths
or fail to comply with said terms
resod at risk and cost of defaung purchaser pur
chasers after five days notice In TheEyening Star Each
lot Will be sold separately. deposit of fifty $500 dol
lars each unimproved and 500 the improved lot
will be required at the time Of sale. AL conyeyanc
and recording at purchasers costs.
LEON TOBRINER, 4
822 ~ street northwest 4 r-
r. p. JACKSON, Aruss0s
No. l65 Bridge street Georgetown.
o3-eodkds J. L. COLDWELI. Auct.
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1877 ~
s. BENSINGER, Auct.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
CLOSING SALE OF GOLD ANDSILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, 60
At the auction rooms corner 10th and streets north
west Sales DAILY, TEN A. M. and SEVEN-IHIR-
TY P M.
o3-5f WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

LbMINIsrRAToRs SALE OF Is SHARES WASH.
INGTON CITY GAS STOCK; TWO FIN
NEW Tor BuG SaSY MADE By hlS yoYc hEA Bkf
MARE SEVEN YEARS OH, SOUND. AND Is
STERs IN THE CITY, HARNESS. ROBES.
ON mH THE SGSAy OCTOBER TENTH 1852 :.
TWELVE O'CLOCK. at the auction rooms Of Thomas
Downing. 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Horse can b seen at WaAh. Majors stables prior
to sale.
Terms oaah.
OA-6t DAVID HAaERTY AAu,fpf.xr~xn~
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T1HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
PUBLIC NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OF HAND
SOME AND DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, SITUATED IN HOUSES Nos. 1884

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 7h day Of juno
1882 and duly recorded said day in Loer 1908
folio 22S seq OF the land records Of the DISTRICT
OF Columbia, and the written order 81 the holder
Of the notes secured thereby the undersigned trustees
Will sell at public auction the premises above named
TN 9,CL s A, NJ on MoNpAY, OCTOBER the
property described I'm the schedule marked part
of said ceed Of trust being general collection of
hold goods and furniture and embracing in part one
Organ, Marble-top Tables, Paror Furniture, several
Mirrors, Pictures Sofas. Lounges. Chars Whist not
Book Case Window Hangings. Ornaments. CARPETS.
Walnut and other furniture Easy Chairs Brussels and
Ingram Carpets This large collection Of furniture
and should command the attention of buyers.
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
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{ DAVID HAaERTY. Administrstor.
(yHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS O
~ MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD strict

Y MAhfLANU AVENUE AND THIRD STREET.
By virtue of decree passed In Equity Cause No -
1,923, Docket 81, win sell in front OF the prem
isess on THURSDAY, NINETEENTH DAY OF -
OCTOBER, A. ID. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lott
2, % and 30 in reservation O. fronting Maryland
avenue and on Sd street west.
Terms Of sale: One-quarter cash; balance IN six,
twelve and eighteen months; notes 70 bear six per
cent interest ard to be secured by deed OF trust the
premises Sold all cash at option Of purchaser Terms
TO be complied with in ten days. otherwise the Trustees
the right to resell the property the risk and
cost Of the defaung purchaser after giving Nv dayf
public notice of such resale In newspaper pub
1shed in Washington, DC Conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost Adeposito $50 each lot
SIDNEY I. THOMAS,
No. l52 ID street northwest r-c.x...
o. O. COLE,
400 9th street Northwest.
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts. o6-dkds
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. e27-d
ID o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
He 10th and streets northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF GOOD LOT, WITH SMALL
FRAME HOUSE. NOW RENTING FOR $40
MONTH.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER NINTH 1881 at -
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, / will sell Ia front Of thu E3
premises No. ll09 Doth seeet northwest, between -
and NJ, lot No. in square III, ~ feet wide by "a
deep to alley.
Terms Of Sale: One-half cash. balance In six twelve
and eighteen months, all cash at the option
chaser deferred payments bearing interest at six per
cent, secured by deed of the premises sold
All onveyancing at the purchasers cost.
o3-dGdbe X, o. HOLTZMAN. Auctiop0er.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTEk b WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET EAST, Be
FRAME AND BRICK: LOf 81 gSxlOox5S TO ~

FRAME AND BRiCK; Tor Ss.sS1ioo1Ss. 10 -
FOOT ALLEY.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February 10TH "A
A. ID. 1881. and duly recorded In hber No. 99I Is
folio 245 ct SEQ. Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and st request Of party secured
PREMISE, On SATURDAY. ~OCTOPER SEVENTH,
1ss2 AT FIVE O'CLOCK M. the following real
estate situate in the city of Washington. in sad Dis
tict TO Wit: Original lot No. l6. In square No. 763
with the improvements thereon.
This property viii be sold subject to two prior deeds
Of trust dated and recorded respectively October Id
No 5ss. fo;o lSs Of ssid isnS Records The Total in
debsedness Of said last mentioned two deeds Of trust
amount to 81 200 with interest cent from
January 6th 1882. interest payable semi annually.
Terms Of sale: One-hah cash. and balance in equal
purchasers notes. bearing interest from day Of sale
and deed Of trust on property sold. or al cash at
option OF purchaser. $50 must be paid at time sale
Conyeyancine and recording pure hasers cost Terms
OF sale to be complied with in days Trustees
the right TO- resell at risk and cost purchaser
In q. default .... VIM e HOFFMAN, Trustees.
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~ PROPERTY ON STREET BETWEEN THIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS IN

THE NORTHWEST PORTION OF THE CITY.
By virtue of a decree raised in the of Red -
neld vs. Redfeld ct al. No g. osS equity. in the IA
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, shall -
on WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER ELEVENTH. lss2. q
the hour OF FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. in front Of the
premises offer for sale at public auction lot numbered
SIXTY t69l in Chapman, Exley and Richards',
trustees recorded OF square numbered two
proved by threestory brick dwelling. and is known
ID. @.
Terms: One third cash. and balance in nine and
eighteen months from day of SALE the notes Of the
chaser being given for the deferred bearing
six per cent interest per annum. and secured by deed
of trust the property all cash. at the option of the
purchaser In case purchaser fails 10 comply. the
property to be resold after days. at his risk. All
conveyancing at cost of purchaser deposit Of one
hundred dollars s to be paid when the property ID
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee.
No. Columbian Law Building.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. el4-dkds
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For Oshcr Ancsien. See Sd Page.
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train which was Just starting for b. So
far, therefore, his scheme had prOspered. At
the junction he hoped to be In time for the
morning express, which stopped there. and then
went straight to London. He arrived lust as
the express was due, but the first person he saw
on alightng from the train was Mrs. Handle
tons husband
Dunsmuir wasvery much staggered by this I'M
expected meeting. Mr.. HambletOn had evil
IDENTIFY obtained clue to his wifes destination,
and had followed In pursuit by the early morn
ing train. No doubt he recOllected where Duns-
muir had gone, and had formed his own conclu-
sons; He was apparently waiting for the train
by which Dunsmuir had just arrived. and which
would start back again In a few minutes time.
. Dunsmuir naturally feared that all his precau-
lions had been thrown away. II Mr.. Hambleton
found his wife at the inn where he had been
STAYING he would make scene. He was vul-
gar Vioient-tempered man, capable of creating
a disturbance. and not likely to believe the story
OF the expected arrival Of Dunsmuir's married
sister In the midst Of his perplexity. Duns-
muir was struck by the demeanor Of NJ. Ham
tn VINO had not yet perceived him. Al
up at the siding the stockbroker stood stolidv IN
the platform, apparently in sort Of dazed state.
1t suddenly occurred to Dunsmuir that. OWING
TO the combined effects Of agitation, fatigue and
the flask with which he occasionally moistened
his lips, Mr.. Hambleton's intellect was bv No
means clear. He was somewhat addicted tn
over-indnlgence in stimulants In moments ~
excitement, and. though not exactly intoxicated
he had evidently been seeking to drown sorrow
n the conventional manner.
This discore.y gave Dunsmuir thrill of hone
ana simultaneously the London express made
its appearance at the curve leading into the sta.
ton. Inspired by sudden idea, he tapped the
porter on the shoulder, and said, pointing To
Mr.. Hambleton, ''This is the train that gentle.
man wants to 60 by. Find him seat without
delay"
The gentleman wants to 20 to R" re-
turned the porter, mentioning his real destina-
ton.
Dunsmuir.
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mS up Win d new reVelatlOn Il mo. am sure
Ofcourse they were married. and Of course they
nyed happily everli afterwards Boston
Transcript. ia .
The man who cheats bis landlord Is open to
the charge OF ignore rents.-Boston Transcript.
twas Chaucer that appropriately said, "There
Is nothing new but what has once been Old"
Chaucer evidently knew hash when he saw it.
1o1kers Statesman. ~
Fair weather makes corn; foul weather makes
EN- ache.-Boston Commercial Bulletin
There is more money spent for rum in this
country than there is for -four, and yet people
nowl every time flour goes up. and don't bother
Philadelphia Chronicle Herald
An advertisement in a western paper offers
q fashionable" piano for sales Mrs. Yeast was
at loss to know what fashionable piano
really was but she has come to the conclusion
that 1t must be one that is changed. Y0,akers
Salesman
Beauty and bashfulness are often united.
Yet the prettiest maiden is admired for. her
cheek.-Neaosletter.
The lah-de-dah cigarette smoking young man
class male matter"
with double vision. He sat for some time with
ais sleepy gaze riveted on Mrs. s., and then
complacently remarked: "Wel, declare, fyou
Two gals don't look 'nough like to be twins
Boston Gdzetts
Clearing or partly cloudy weather, MARY"
said ne, gazing into her bright eyes, "can you
zen me why you are like the weather." "Give
II up said Mary, quite promptly. 'Because,"
s SAG charlie '.yor are SO confounded change
' "but can You tell me, Charlie, why you are not
IKE the weather." Charlie having failed to
guess, sne added, Because the paper here says
tne weather Is going to clear or Charlie
i0oked serious and began searching for his hat.
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY, No.
I'll, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET.
BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH sTkEET9
NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS MOUNT VERNON
PLACE. OPPOSITE THE PARK.
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Special attention paid to Book
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Wasting $3.50, Bed & Bed
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-OPENING of Session 1880 81,
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School Board.

ABBEv1LLE, January 7th 1882.
The School Board met this day
in regular session, members pres
ent = A. d. Martin, president. j.
Nugier, j. Morgan, N. Perry. NJ.
c. Broussard and j. N. Williams.
Absent u. H. Putnam.
On motion the minutes of last
meeting were corrected so as to
read two mills, instead of mill school
tax.
On motion the minutes of last
meeting were adopted as corrected.
Resolved, that committee appointed
to build and select a site for a school
house in LIST ward are hereby re-
quested to reconsider their action in
reference to the location of said
school house ; and report to this
Board at its mex: meeting.
On motion Mr., L. j. Smith was
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ing school during the month Of
September 1881.
On motion resolved that Mr.. G.
B. Shaw Tax Collector be requested
to appear before the Board and set
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she vouchers received from Mr..
Isaac Wise (Treasarer) in the safe
of w, W. Edwards, after having
Cancelled tno same.
Resolved that the Treasurer OF
school funds is hereby req ired on
receiving money from parties for rent
on school lands, shall give arec ipt
in duplicate one of which to be de-
posted with the President of this
Board.
On motion the sum Of 100000 or
SC much thereof as may be necessary
be appropriated out Of the local tax
as a contingent fund for the year
1882.
Resolved that the sum Of three
dollars be appropriated to deflay the
expenses of the finance committee.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet Saturday April 1st 1882
A. D. MARTIN, President.
J. N. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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HI. Leguennec,

WHEELwRIGHT & BLACKSMITH.
I respectfully announce to the
public that | keep on hand all the
different materials appertaining
to sewing machines, Of all kinds,
and more especially to the Singer;
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same at prices to suit the times.
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