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DIED.

ALIEN On March 23d, 1882 MARY T. ALLEN.
wife OF Charles Allen, Nd, in the forty year u
Relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral
at O'Clock pm. q
BoYCE. On March oath, 1882. at Il: 80 a. m.
age.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
from his parents residence, No. 90 street northeast
on Saturday, at u. IN.
DOUGHTY. On March "a 1880 at 2 40 n m Mrs.
EMMA L. DOUGHTY, wife of Mai. j. Ed. Doughty,
formerly Of Lake City, MINI.
,f unera VIII take place from her late residence No.
40 street southeast Sunday afternoon. ats O'Clock.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited attend
minnesota papers please copy.l
FALC0NER: At $50 a. IN, March %, 1892 sUDIE
late George L. Faconer. aged Is years and 10 DAYS
Il he funeral VIII take place from the Immacuafe
Concein3n church on Sunday afternoon at 30 O'Clock
pm Relatives and friends invited to attend. e
GOSS. On March %. 1892 at z O'Clock pm
THOM AS GOSS, aged sixty mine years.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF his
yitsd to attend. o.
MCCAULEY. About noon, ON March o. 1882 FAN
ME STEELE, only daughter Of Edward and Frances
viii take lsce from the residence Of her l43
Connecticut avenue. Saturday, March 25th at 80
o'clock y. m Friends of the family invited 70
PARKES. On March o. 1882 after an illness.
which she bore with Christian fortitude, LUCINDA
PAhhES. aged seventy years
Her funeral VIII take place from her late residence,
1917 18th stpeet SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock March
10Th Renal Us viii be taken to Nineteenth Bap
fist church.
SCOTT. On Thursday. March 49, 1882 Rear Ad.
mral GtSTAVAS HALL SCOTT. in the SEVENTEEN
year of his
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2e2s q street
northwest, on Sunday next 26th inst at o'cls.k.
FRIENDS OF the family are invited. e
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 24.-viryinia Is consols 66x:
do past due coupons. So; do. ten-forties. AZ
,BALTiMoRE. March a4.-cotton. steady-mid:
western super. B. 50a4. do. extra, 5.00a6 90: do
family .25ai %: city mills 5oa4. 40 do extra,
00s6 co. do. Rio brands. 70oa7. Is PaaIeco family,
800. Wheat, southern steady: western higher and
ai.a6: do. amber. .Sal. IS; NO, western
1.3s; MAY. 1.3s,4 40; June l36kal.S7; July,
1. PA; August 1. 1SallSs4. Corn. southern
easier. western strong and more active-southern
white s5,s6; do yellow 75a76 western mixed. SPOT.
june 'sa.7. Oats quiet and stea1y-southen 5la55
western white, 53a53: do. mixed 5la52: Pennsylvania.
52a55 Rye quiet, 95a9S. Hay scarce and firnl-prime
to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. Is GOALS. 90.
,ness-shouiders and clear rib sides. packed I4aiO:
Observation-Disclosures. sss clear nib sides. llb. Hams, Is
.acked, 1sa46: roll, 25as2: Eggs firm Is. Petroleum
nominal.refned, !zsa.fo Coffee steady.Rio car
copler refined. 1s%a19. Whisky firm, Liz. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton. 3ItaAd flour,
2s Per barrel; grain Sd. Rece.pts-hour, g. 500 bar
res: wheat s. S34 bushels 49, ll3 bushels; oats
500 bushels Shipments-wheat. 70, 600 bushels corn
219, 2 80 bushels.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Stocks moderately active.
Money, f. Exchange-lonC, 486: short 4894 State
bonds fairly active. Governments irregular. Cotton
NEW YORK March 24.-Flour firm and quiet.
Wheat fairly active and cents higher Corn quiet
4as cent better. Pork dull and weak. l6. 5oal7. so.
LONDON. March "a. $3.50 g.m.-U. S. bonds. IS.
trustees certificates, 4s4. Erie. $50 do seconds. 81.
New York Central, 13e. Illinois Central, l39. Penn
sylyania Central, 65 Reading, 3Ols
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The North Carolina wran.le.

THE STRAIGHT-OUr REPUBLICANS AND THE CoALI-
TIoNIsTs-wHY MARSHAL CooPERs NOMINATION
WAS REJECTED.
The republican party in North Carolina has been
disturbed for some months past by an effort OF
certain OF its leaders to organize liberal coali
ton movement in that state This movement was
headed by Revenue Collector Mott and Thomas IL.
Cooper and opposed by Mr.. Thomas Keogh, ex-
secretary OF the national republican committe,
Colonel jenkins and others Mr. KeOgh and his
followers maintained that coalition would ruin the
party in the state and result In certain defeat.
That by making straight, square fight the re-
publicanS could carry the state next fall. Mott
and Cooper insisted that the republicans could not
win alone, but they could carry the state by a
union with dissatisfied democrats The anti-coaii-
tioniStS made some charges against Collector Mott,
and, in fact, rendered 1t SO uncomfortable for
him that he concluded to step down and out.
The faction selected Thomas II. Cooper as his sue
cessOr, and they induced the President to nomi-
nate him. KeOgh and his friends at once set 10
work to defeat CoOper'S confirmation, and they
have succeeded The nomination came up In ex-
ecutive session yesterday, and he was rejected by
two votes Senator Cameron was paired on the
case with Senator Logan, and Senator Jones, OF
Nevada, who was also opposed to Cooper, was
paired with another republican Senator This
action OF Senator's Cameron and Jones indicates
that they are opposed to any coalition movement
in North Carolina. A motion to reconsider was
entered.
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Capitol Notes.

1t is announced at the Capitol that Sergeant-at-
Arms Hooker OF the House will probably be elected
secretary OF the republican congressional cam
paign committee.
THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO SIGN TEE CHINESE
BILL.
There is but little doubt among the Pacific coast
members that the President Will sign the Chinese
immigration bill, which will be sent to him for ap-
proval some time to-day. Those who anticipate a
veto have an idea that Gen. Grant may use his
influence with the President to that end. The bill
passed by such large majority that there is but
little apprehension of veto. The test vote on
the bill was on the KaSSon amendment, which re-
Stricted the operation OF the bill from twenty to
ten years. Although the amendment was lost IL
received 100 Affirmative votes TO l3l AGAINST.
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AN ALLEGED AsSAULT.-This morning. I'm the
Police Court, George Cutlp, OF No. 1872 street, a
clerk In the surgeon generals Office was charged
WIN aSSaulting Mrs. Lizzie Morrice, his landlady
VINO Stated that last Wednesday Mr. Cutlip threat.
ened 10 thrash her within an inch or her life II she
kept ABUSING his wife, and he took hold OF wit
ness arm IN a violent manner. Mr.. CutliD told the
court that his wife made complaint To him of re-
ceiying harsh treatment from Mrs. Morrfce and he
ooiu MIS- Morrlce mat II she wore pantaloons In
stead OF petticoats he would chastise her within
an inch or her life, but did not assault her. The
court held that he was guilty of an assault, and
imposed a fine OF SO AMI costs. An appeal WAS
noted. Cutalp was also charged with making
threats or violence TO the same person, but this
charge was dismissed.
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NEVEN MILLIONS
OF PORES OPEN. AND YOU LIVE AND BREATHE
IN AThosPEEREs WHICH POISON YOUR
BLOOD. AND THEN FOLLOWS SKIN DISEASES.

Nothing is more dresded than salt rheum or eczens
which has fully dozen species, going under various
Names nearly sll of which defy the ordinary remedies
destroy the hair. the skin and the flesh and in many
cases death comes blessing Scalp and skin alike
are subject to this, well to dandru, letter and
other scay diseases producing badness, eruPtions
ulcers and other troubles.
Intelligent people should beware of taking poisons
remedies for this class Of diseases Of the skin and scalp
and the various remedies which aresent by unskie
men should he avoided "a one would plague.
There is but Skin Cure" which can be relied on
and that is Dr. Bensons and its earnest
its worth 1t is not patent medicine. but the result of
his own experience and practice. and is tor
the special diseases for which tits offered. makes the
skin soft and white and smooth, removing tan and
freckles and is the best toilet preparation in the world
1t elegantly put up two bottles in package
sisng of both internal and external treatment Simple
IN its combination, and free from all poiseus, il
may be relied upon by all those who wish t. have per-
feet health snd freedom from all skin diseases Of what
ever nature whether they Eczema, letters Humors
innammstions Milk Crust. Rough Scaly Eruphons,
Diseases Of the Hair and Scalp Scrofula Ulcers Pim
PIES or Tender Itching any part of the body Price
One Dollar package All best druggists have it for
sale.
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WaH Street TO.daY.

DoNNWAkD REACTION IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. March 24-The Posts financial artf =
Gle says: At the Stock Exchange there Is I'm prog
ress for the first time since upward movement be-
gan two weeks ago, a downward reaction. The
net result OF the fluctuations I'm the stock market
up to the time we write is decline or Aal7s per
cent. the latter Wabash preferred to SOY: Union
Pacific is down 12 to 1l2S; Erie, La TO $50 !:
Louisville, IL TO, 75I; Kansas and Texas, 2
per cent to 3sh; Texas and Pacific, ~ to 4sk;
Omaha ~ to e and to 10 respectively; Denver
IL to SIS and the remainder less than per cent.
Lake Shore continues firm at 11Ss.a11SA; Western
Union Telegraph at sc; saS7x, and Missouri Pacific
at 9Ska9S5s. In the list OF inactive stocks, Mani
toba fell to ll5E from 100 and is now ll6H. The
southern specialties are irregular. United States
bonds are = higher for the As and = lower for the
extended IS. Southern state bonds are weak for
TennesSees and otherwise steady. Railroad bonds
are generally lower, Texas and Pacific incomes
being down ~ to 66L; and Erie second consols
IN TO 81 The money market continues easy, the
quotation for call loans on stocks being 4 al per
cent, with per cent an extreme rate and on U. 8.
bonds = per cent Money is offered at per
cent, six months, on stocks. Prime mercantile pa
per is 5 per cent. The market for foreign ex-
change is strong, and it is yet undecided whether
gold will be shipped by the Celtic tomorrow. The
posted rates for prime bankers sterling are 4S7a49O
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TvHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
T E41 STREET BETWEEN Ms SECOND AND
By virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing date thee
ninth day Of September $780, and duly recorded AZ
for WASHINGTON. District Of Columbia the undersigned
EIGHTH DAY OF March. 1852. at FIVE O'Clock IL
PM; the following described property. viz All that
rict Of Columbia being all that part Of Lot No. 0s in
Threikelds addition to said Georgetown. being the
ginning APPOINT in the west line Of Fayete street dis
tant ie0 feet south from Sd street and running thence
thence east laO feet to the place Of beginning together
and basement Frame Dwelling with modern improve
meGts.
Terms: One third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months with notes bearing interest until PAID
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold
All cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost. Sl00 down at
time OF sale If the terms of sale are not complied with
i'll ten days. the Trustees the right to reae the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaung purcha
ser. after five days notice i'll 1.-THE Evening Star"
JAMES L. DAVIS, Tr,s+oa.
m17-d&ds AUSTIN HERR, A'
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A REVOLUTION

in the treatment Of nervous diseases is taking place
Dr. c. W. Benson. of Baltimore. many years ago dis
covered a sure remedy in his Celery and Chamome
Pls-they have had wonderful sale and They
can be relied on to permanently sick
headache. neuralgia. dyspepsia sleeressneks and all
nervous diseases. All druggists keep them. Price so
cents per box. Two boxes for ST. six for by
mail on receipt Of price.
DIR. c. W. BENSON Baltimore, Nd
G. N. CRITTENTON. of New York, is wholesale
agent for Dr.. c. w. Benson's remedies. ml7
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf foot Of 9th street MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. m, touch
Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH TIE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Firstc Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk f. ~
Second class Pare to FORTRESS Monroe and Norfolk
Firstcass Fare to Piney Point aud Point Lookout 5U
Second class Fare Piney Point and Put lookout 70
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock y. n.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
John GIBSON and E. c. KNIGHT viii resume their
Nps. leaving Pier A. East River, New York, every
SATURDAY, st four O'Clock p. m, and Georgetown
every FRIDAY. at o'cleok am. For Particular
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at gener.
Office, 613 18th street National Metropolitan Banh
Building b. o. Ticket Office lS5l IL nm wanna
me; st. Marc Hotel, and at bit
Oc2 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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MARRIED

BOND-HORNOR. At stockton, CAL on March "a
1851 THOMAS III BOND TO SARAH, daughter a
Charles W. Hornor. of Washington, d. G.
DENHAM-MEED. On March 90 1882 at the resi-
dence of the bride, by Rev. DIR. Parker OF Metropo-
tan Baitist church. WILLIAM II. DENHAM to Miss
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DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE. NORTHWEST CORNER OF DEFREES

SALE OF BRICK DWEIIlNG AND
STORE. NORTHWEST CORNER OF DEFREEG
AND NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to me and duy
fseo.de s in ddber No si9 folio 49,. e
trict of Columbia. win sen. ct public auction, in
ar If s. Of the prein NJ ON THURSDAY. THIR.
choGk dl;v al that piece q pared q ground
same being known and described on the ground pist or
plan OF said city as Lot r. Shepherds sub
one hundred and twenty three l2 in bis original sub
three t623. toeether with all the improvements WAS
easements rights privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging or in sny wise a}pertaining.
This property is in the Immediate vicinity OF the Gov.
stand
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six. twelve.
eighteen end m0th notes to beer interest
and 70 be secured by deed Of trust premises sold OF
"a cash. at option OF purchaser deposit of 800 re-
chasers coat Terms 70 be complied ~i, in seven dayr
otherwise The Trustee reserves the right to resell {s
property at the risk and cost Of the ting purchaser
after swing nye DAYS notice Of such resale in soma
newspaper published In Washington. ID. G.
mi7-d6ds GEORGE e. WHITE. Trustee.
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MIDDLEBURG, Pa, March a-Jonathan Meyer
was hanged here at IL % to-day for the murder of
John and Gretchen kintzler, December Sth, 1877.
CLEARFIELD, Pa, March 24.--John A. Neveling,
convicted OF the murder or Samuel Pennington on
February nth, 1885, was hanged here at 1925 this
morning
P1TTsBURG, PA, March e4-Edgar Frank Small
Yves hanged here at noon to-day for the murder OF
Nicholas Jacoby.
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Adjudication ana Fa;lurc.

ExETHR, NH, March 24.-George E. Lane, banker,
has failed and given himself up TO the sheriff. He
notified the county commissioners that he had
used about 81 coo OF the countyS money entrusted
TO him, and over $4,000 OF the depostors' money,
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A Seaman Stabbed.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l-During q fight on
board bark John Lafarge, lying OF Greenwich point
this morning, the steward OF the vessel, named
Martin, stabbed the mate, Samuel d. Brannon, in
river, and Martin was brought TO the city, ana az
ter q brief hearing was remanded until Friday.
Brannon is badly hurt, though he is not expected
to ole from his Injury.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
AND OHIO DEPOT.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Noyembersasf
9th. A. d. 1880. and duly recorded in Liber e52 w.
folio 4o4 ct seq.. Of the land records for the->
District Of Columbia and upon the REQUEST of the party
secured thereby. shall sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises on TUESDAY; the EIEyESIH
all those certain pieces or parcels of ground situate and
on the plat or plan Of said city as all Of orig
by the depth thereof of original lot numbered five t5)
In square numbered six hundred and eighty (G80).
Also at FIVE O'CLOCK, same day, in front of
the premises, subdivision Lots numbered from three
@ to sixteen l6) inclusive in square numbered
hundred and twenty two (722.)
Said properties sold subject to such taxes general
and special due and unpaid the amount of which
will be announced at sale.
Terms Of sale One fourth Of purchase money in cash.
eshteen twenty four thirty thirty forty two and
months, for which the notes of the pur
chaser viii be taken bearing six per cent interest from
each property 7 odd or all cash at purchasers choice
each pfonerty sold All conveyancng at Gurchasers
days from the day of SALE the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and Cost of efautng purchaser
after five days advertisement.
RANDALL HAGNER,l 1,,+ao,
MO 2aw3wSkds CHAS. +. WOLLARD,} Ar"s'eeS'
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District Government Affairs
The board OF managers OF Oak Hill Cemetery
have written to the Commissioners asking for the
permanent improvement OF Washington street.
between Road and Gay streets, Georgetown. lead.
Ing to the cemetery.
THE BELT LINE ON FouRrRRsrH STREET.
The Commissioners have addressed letter to
the president OF the Capitol, North street and
South Washington Railroad Company, inviting the
attention OF the officers OF that road to the condi.
tion OF 18th street, between street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. They say that it will be necessary
to make some changes In the track, which can be
effected by putting the turntab,e on the east side
track and putting the turn-tsble on the third
track In its present location.
PROBATE BUsINEss-Tnc viii OF the late Rev.
Francis e. Boyle was admitted 70 probate to-day,
Of 5000. The win Of the late +. B. Lord, ST.,
which was fully proven to-day, appoints w. b.
Lord, HIS grandson executor, bequeaths to each OF
the age OF q. and the rest OF his estate to William,
A RESTRAINING ORpKR DIssoivxD-In the case
OF Cousins ct al asf u. L Sirasaurger, for IN In
junction, &C., Judge Hagner has dissolved the re-
straining order, discharged the receiver, (Ar. ".
N. Daiton), directed that the property be turned
over to the assignee, Jacob Rich and referred the
case to Special Auditor J. H sasiiie to ascertain
NAVAL oKpKRs.-Rear Admiral John C. Fce:yrr
to hold himself in readiness to command the south
Atlantic station. Chief Engineer Jas w. Thomp-
son, as member OF the board OF inspectors. list Of
ApFf. Commander James O'Kane, detached from
te command OF the Galena on the reporting OF his
RELIEF and ordered to return homo and report ar
rival Commander Oliver A. BatSheller. from spe-
c,al duty on alst inst, and ordered to command
the Gaiena. Chief Engineer Alexander Henderson,
from duty I'm buTenu OF steam engineering, 3st In
slant, and ordered TO navy yari, Washington
Chid Engineer John W. Mcc-c, from duty rs mem
Der OF board OF Inspectors and placed on waiting
orders Chief Engineer Wm r. Erooks from tae
navy yard, Washington, 3fst inst. Capt Aicxan-
der 4. SemneS, COinfnan George II. TeTiins and
0rlerea TO examination fcr promotion. q vacancy
hastng been caes,d ~ tie death OF Rsar Admiral
SfottS
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n 100 pages. History Of al Political Parae
M II }uRU by SENATOR CooPER- 1t gives thing
'''' - pertaining to politics. aud untes history,
n1ifInn instruction and rendy reference. Sold only
HIN by subscription; but Subscriptions sent
direct will be forwarded By mail C. O. D..
BY 1t Publishing Co.'S expense. Agents
Hon. THOS Y. wanted Must apply early, for territory is
being rapidly assigned Book about
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Address FiRESiDE PUBLISHING CO.
90 aasta ssvsata Street, PHILADELPHIA.
nl2O-6t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING ON
u STREET NORTH. NEAR THE PATENT

Il STREET NORTH. NEAR THE PATENT
OFFICE.
By virtue of deed Of trust, recorded among thee.
land records OF the District Of Columbia in Liber
in in, front Of the prelnses on THURSDAY. THE
IHIR H DAY OF MARCH. 1882, at FIVE
beinnins street north 20 feet from the north
east corner Of said lot and running thence
thence south lO8 feet thence east 20 feet and thence
north LOB feet to the beginning. with the right of way
over private alley in Improved by three
Brick House with back building 618
west.
This property will be sold subject to prior deed of
trust for So GEO. maturing January %, 1882 which
ini E nas neei Ifsio 10 January Is. iosl.
months with interest to he secured by purchasers
ing at purchasers deposit OF 500 at time Of
sale. JOHN J. JOHNSON.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. m18-d&ds
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MONUMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS

MONUMENTAL STEAM GRANITE WORKS.
G. 6. WALKER,
Dealer in ell kinds Of
MONUMENTAL GRANITE CEMETERY WORK
An kinds of Polishing specially
guarantee to give much better and cheaper Polished
Work than any oneese in the District city as have
got the only steam polishing machinery in Washington
got up for the special purpose Of polishing granite
keep ON hand
RICHMOND. BALTIMORE and MAINE GRANITRA
manufacture Ums, Vaults, Sarcophagus Monu-
ments, Headstones and Copings.
polish Columns. Pilasters and all kinds OF Mould
anSs EsHmates furnished on application
Can refer to any Of my customers. The very best
work guaranteed.
Office and yard. 1918 and 1870 New YORK avenue
northwest between 18th and 14th sreet, Washington,
D. q. f2S-2n
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(NHANCERY SALE.
" BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court1a&
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in equity
TY-NINTH DAY or MARCH. 1881, .t IL 3 O'CLOCK
IN front OF the premises offer for at auction
OF 36 feet inches on North Carolina avenue and an
average depth of Gbout 1856 feet. -
Terms: One third Of tie purchase money cash and
the residue in two equal PAYMENTS at six and twelve
months with six per cent interest. COnveyancng at
purchasers cost deposit of $50 viii be required as
soon as property is sold.
REGINALD FENDAI.IA Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Arctioneers. ml7-d&1s
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TOMORROW.


FJNHoMAs DOWNING Aucuoneer.
SEVENTEEN FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND
RIoR CHA!ACIER. FANCY LOUNGES. MAR
BLE-TOP TABLES. WALNUT PARLOR AND
CHAMBER SUITES, HAIR MATTRESSES.
PAINTED AND OTHER CHAMBER FURN1-
TURF. LINING TABLES AND CHAIRS. HAND
some INDIA CHINA DINNEk SERVICE, WIN,
RUGS, ToaETHER WITH MANY oTHEs Use,
FUL ARTICLES.
One Roam Horse two sets Harness.
Platform Spring Wagon, one throe-spring Wagon.
At my spacious Salesrooms. SATURDAY, MARCH
pTWENTY-FIFTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
No postponement on account of weather. m2S-H
NNHOMAS BOWLING. Ancuoneer.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF SEVERAL VALUABLE
PIECES OF BRONZE, SILVER PLATED ICE
R PNb WHITE Wsf HANPkE KNvEs GHN
CARPETS. BLANKETS. WHITE SPREADS.
ARTICLES OF VALUE.
On SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY FIFTH. 1882.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK. I shall sell at the auction
rooms OF Thomas bowling. 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue the above Goods.
m22-3t r. p. B. SANDS, Assignee
G BENS!NGER. Auctloneer,
93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGEs, HAIR;
SATURDAY MORNING. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, Special attention given to the sales Of
Real Estate and Personal property Liberal advances
on all consignments. Ija161 s.. BENSINGER. Auct.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the openinc and closing p-cs0
OF the New YORK stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 10 ii. Ii. Dodge. $50 18th street: