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DIED.

O'clock "a. JOHN Q. ADAMS. Of typhoid fever. aged
Funeral VIM take place from the residence Of his
broth No 1910 Ninth street northwest Friday. April
yENNETT Arm - 1882. after lingering illness.
Funeral from $40 street northwest on Friday. Aprl
18th, at 10 O'Clock D. IA. Friends Of the family in
BRESNAHAN. On Wednesday. April 18th, 1882. ss
his residence No. 664 street southeast JOHN BRES-
NAHAN, in the sixty fourth year Of his age. He
years resident q this bsc ''' i0r inc ''' '0rv
His funeral viii take place Friday, at 80 O. m,
from his late residence Friends Of the family in
DRIsCOLL. At his late residence. corner Sd and
streets southwest CoRNELIUs DKIsoUII. in the
tSenty.eiEhth year of his native Of the County
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KNOWLES. On April 18th. 1882. ct s:l5 p. m.
EDWIN KNOWLES. aged nifty five years.
Funeral viii take place from bis late RESIDENCE No
at O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited TO st
KoHR. On Wednesday morning, April 10Th. lss2.
ADELAIDE AOHh. beioved VIE OF DAVID kohr. IN her
Re.vss ana friends are invited 70 ssend her funeral
S sT A No. SIS nS% the
MURPHY. On Thursday. April 18th. 1857. Mira
Friends and reatives invited TO attend funeral from
st. Matthew's church. Friday. l4th. at O'Clock
cBHiEs EvEsErT sosEks a only son na q chsss:
=. and Julia Roberts. aged years. moushs and
Funeral from parent. resieenoe. No. 7os Four-snd.
O'Clock.
wHITwELL. On Thursday. April 18Th. issa as
Funeral from his lsie rssidenoe No Iol4 llth srss1
northwest Saturday next at O'Clock pm. y
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T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

fAfk SE IN THR
COUaTY. NEAR THE CITY LTMiTs
1873 duly recorded in Iber ISL. folio saS Of the
land records of the District of Columbia. we will
FL s TIE HG II f1sSt & 5s p IF fk1 On
part Of "a: tract called Pheasant Plains. inx in the
John Puner snbdivided by Us Under decree e Of the
Sunreme Court of said District. in Equity cause No.
1878 into lots numbered from one Cd to thrty-x (36)
Twelve Of these lots front on the TIN street road.
eight on Mt. Peasant street. three are on the line
OF rad hs on s
front Of 20 feet As feet and so feet depth Of 200
street have Of so feet by depth Of $50 feet or
theEesbou except lot TO- which fronts IS feet said
said street. and BOG feet or thereabout on said
road to Rock Greek church. There is a commodious
@ On SS 5o9s Ct fSe
other lots Mt Pleasant street have similar depth
ee f .n nss @ s R
to Rock Greek church The lots the h street front
will be first offered, then the lots said 40 foot road
and lastly the dwelling house lot Piats OF the sub
division may be seen application to the auctoneer
OF the trustees Some OF the 7th street lots will be sold
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance three equal
nstaments. at six, twelve and eighteen months with
BY dsed sas esss q
ton Deposit Of sSo on each lot when sold viii be
b required All and record 81 ne sa a p %
chsserscost. tho terms Of sale are not fully com
piled with in any case in five days from day OF sale the
the risk and cost Of tie dsfantins PURCHASE or pur
ehasers upon i've days advertisement IL the Evening
Star" c chsfEk w MiAAbbUTsR' Trustees.
a6-dts Corner 14th and d streets northwest.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Wall street TODAY.

NEW YORK, April lathe Posts financial article
says: At the Stock Exchange United States bonds
continue strong, and the As have been
brought up to 1s0k, the highest price on
record, and the 45ss TO 115Kall6, also the high
est price. Southern state bends ara duh and
nominal. Railroad bonds are irregular, but
generally lower. Choice railroad bonds, while
lower than the highest prices reached are not
pressed for sale, and good deal OF the money
going out OF L. s. bonds is seeking this Kind or
Investment The railroad bonds, which are
lowered are the more speculative issues. In the
stock market depression has been the feature.
The weakest stocks OF those 1t all active have been
wabash, Jersey Central, and Louisville and NASH
vile. Wabash common has fallen to 29k and the
preferred to san. Jersey Central has declined TO
TAX. Louisville and Nashville has declined TO ~ 4
without special reason. The ether notably weak
stocks which have not been 81 active are Michigan
Central which has fallen 10 TX: Denver 10 cox I:
Missouri! Pacific 70 coz. The trunk line stocks,
excepting Michigan Central, have been COMPARE
lively steady, as have also Northwest and ST.
Paul. In the Elevated stocks Manhattan Is down
IL TO so Colorado Coal and Iron, which yester-
day advanced from 49 to 81, opened to-day at 53x,
Tell TO so, and Is SIX as we write. The mon y
market Is easy at AIS per cent for call loans on
STOCK and 2a3 per cent on U. s. bonds.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Orlando B. Potter, the owner OF the old World
building In New York city, recently destroyed by
fire. has been sued in the supreme court by the
nroprietors OF the TURF Field ana Farm for
$4,000 damages, for the losses they sustained in
the burning of the building OF which they were
occupants, The complaint charges negligence
against the defendant, in having failed to provide
properly against fire.
A cable dispatch says President Gowen, or the
Philadelphia Reading railroad, arrived at Liver
pool at 7:15 this morning.
An inquest was held in Philadelphia, to-day, on
the body OF Frank Evans, OF New York, who CON-
m1tted suicide yesterday in the Great Western
hotel Nothing was developed, except that tall
man with black hair called at the hotel this morn
Ing and made inquiries about the deceased, but
declined to answer any questions The jury re-
turned a verdict OF suicide by shooting.
Editor Smith, OF the Philadelphia Press, was
held In bail to-day to answer the charge OF libel
ling Detective WeyI
FrostS are reported from FELTON, and Smyrna,
Del, this morning, but not enough to do further
damage 20 the peach buds.
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TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

DONLlNtT, huCtOueer
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF PARLoR, CHAMBER
AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS AT AUC-
TON.
On FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL FOURTEENTH,
1882, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at the old Club
House. corner 18th end Streets opposite Wormley's
shall sell the following elegant furniture which has
been removed there for convenience Of sale:
damask. with blre velvet puff ne-seven pieces.
One Walnut ParlOr suite upholstered in figured raw
silk and maroon velvet puftng-seyen pieces.
One Mantei and one Pier Mirror, French plate.)
Two Patent Rockers. upholstered with silk and
velvet.
Two handsome Lounges.
Two Walnut d. I. Tables.
One FboniZed Ladies' Parlor Desk.
One elegant Mirror Chiff cnier.
One superb Walnut Dwarf Book Case, with Chit
fonier attachment.
One Walnut Revolving Secretary-a fine article.
Two Walnut Library Tables. covered with billiard
cloth.
Four superb Walnut, Marble-Top Chamber Suites
with French Plate Mirrors comprising ten pieces
each.
Two handsomely carved Marble-Top Ash Chamber
Suites nine pieces each.
Two handsome Walnut Wardrobes.
Six e. eeant Spring Mattresses, Feather Pillows.
Handsome Walnut NJ L. Sideboard.
Walnut Pillar Extension Table.
Sig Walnut Dining Chairs
Walnut Hall Rack-a nice article.
N.B.-A this furniture shipped from the West
by gent with the view of furnishing residence
lie sale 1t is Oh the finest workmanship, and the sale
presents opportunity to parties to first
class furniture.
Goods on view day prior to sale. a10-dts
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE. April Is.-virvinia Ga deferred Is:
do consols 66}4 do second SERIES 344: do. new ten
fortes ~ bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, April l3.-Cotton firm-middling.
l2tsal24. Flour unchanged and firm. Wheat. souti,-
ern strong: western opened higher and closed sh de
essler-southern red. 40al. 49, do amber 50al 60:
No. western winter rel. spot 40 asked: April, l. Il
Did; May, l. ~ asked; June, LIST al. 81 July, LIZ
al2l4; August, L. 10 asked. Corn, southern steady
western frner and inactive-southern white 90a9I I;
do yellow, S4as6; western mixed, SPOT 80 bid; May
S3'TaS5!s June: S34: July, S3ssaSSTs. Oats higher
and actlyesoutherl, 60a65 western white 63a65 do.
mixed 6oa62; Pennsylvania. 62a65. Rye dull. 90a95
Hay unchanged: Provisions firm and UNCHANGED.
Butter weak and ower-western packed, Isaac: roll 25
a3o: Eggs quiet, l6a17. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee
dui-Rio carrnes. ordinary to fair. Ss.aysx. Sugar
hnhoA soft 10 COPPER refined dun 49, Whisky
80 6srreis wheat $50 bushels corn. 1Ss bushels:
corn. o9S bushels. Sales-wheat $40. 100 bushels;
NEW YORK. April I3-Stocks irregular Money.
I. Exchange-lon.e, 4s6 short, 4SSA. State bonds
inactive. Governments firm and generally higher.
NEW YoR sa s aIr rs.-Four firm and in fair
demand. Wheat fairly active and haIA cents higher.
Corn fairly active and 1sae cent better Pork strong.
IL: 00a!s.U0. Lard firm. IL. S.
LONDON. April ID. 1890 p.m.-Consols = for
money. lOl GIG: for the account l0l IL l6. u. s..
bonds. As 12lA4; do extended 5s 1851. Atlantic and
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
49, New Jersey Central consols, lis. Erie, Soy; do.
seconds, 95. New York Central. 132. Pennsylvania
Central. 641l Reading, 81. Ontario and Western. a.
Nuwaukie and St. Paul common lis.
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Canada's Right 10 Make n CONNER
Cial Treaty with France QuestiOned.

TORONTO, ONT, April ia special cable dis
patch to the Globe reports as follows: "The Doilp
AetrS In an editorial says: III Canada has Tight
TO enter into commercial relations with France so
have all the other colonies III they can make
arrangements, which In practice could be dlsad-
empire would be violated, and the first important
steps towards the Independence OF the colonies
would be taken. The question Is large one, and
10 Is commercially and politically desirable that
IL be seriously considered before steps are taken
that cannot be retraced.p
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The Land League Convention.

OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR THE YEAR
After the report of the National Land League
Convention in our first edition closed the proceed
ings continued as follows, the amendment to In
crease the membership of the central council being
still under considerations:
The statement being made that persons had
voted who were not members Ot the convention,
the vote was reconsidered, and the question being
again put 1t was lost by vote OF yeas 104 nays
122.
The proposition of the committee against state
delega lions was postponed.
OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
The committee on officers reported as follows:
P A. Collins, president; Rev. Patrick Cronan first
vice president; 1haddeus Flanagan, second vice
president: Thos. Flatley, secretary; Rev. Thomas
Walsh, treasurer
The minority report recommended JAS Mooney,
of Buffalo, for president, and John j. Kinds, OF
Buffalo, secretary. The rest OF the ticket being as
above.
Mr.. Collins. in a short speech, declined the NOM
fnatton as did also MI Flatley. Mr. Collins favored
the minority report, and this was seconded by Mr..
Flatley, and adopted,
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY ON North SIDE OF PROSPECT
STREET, BETWEEN HIGH AND POTOMAC
STREETS. No. 3243. GEORGETOWN. d. c.. AL
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. APRIL THIRTEENTH, 1882, IL
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the fs:a
premises, shall lots Is and 16 of the lots is i'm
by comfortable three-story Frame House. with
all the modern improvements, with marble mantels,
cistern in yard; lot $3.50
Immediately alter the sale of the house. lots Of %
feet EACH by depth of 80 feet. These lofs filled
with fruit trees shrbbery and Of them has
large frame stab This property is finely located,
and should command the attention of parties wanting
gucd residence profitable Investments.
Terms One third cash balance in and two years,
with notes bearing interest mt six per cent per annm
ery sold All conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost.
deposit OF $50 on each lot will be required at time Of
sale.
aS-d6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON WILTBERGER STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH AND AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of two DEGREES of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia passed the 18th day of
March, and the 10th day OF April, A. D. 1882. re-
spectvely in Equity Cause No. 837 in which Louisa
NJ Nauck ct al psintifs and John D. Nauck ct al
are defendants, shall on WEDNESDAY, the TWEEN
IY-SIXIH DAY OF. APRIL. AID. 1882, at FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. offer for sale at public auction in front
OF the premises the real estate to
city Of Washington, and District of Columbia. known
and described on the plan or plat Of said city as Lots
numbered "a and 80. in square numbered AL with the
improvements thereon. Said Lots will be offered for
sale separately.
Terms: Ore-third cash. and balance in six and
twelve months, with interest deferred payments at
six per cent per annum, tte retained until purchase
money is paid in full. deposit of $50 each lot will
be required at time of SALE and unless the terms of sale
are complied with in ten days from day Of sale
the property will be resOd at the risk and cost of the
deaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and recording
at cost OF purchaser.
l.. CABFLL WILLIAMSON,l'
400 Louisiana avenue. [ Tr,S+eas
ERASTUS M. FINCH, AA"Heo''
921 T street northwest.
a13, Is, IT. 19. 81. 24S26
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

4 CNCANoON bfSOS-, AucnOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWELVE AND THREE
QUARTERS ACRES OF LAND NEAR BLADENS-
BURG TURNPIKE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trsst given to us. and "a
duly recorded in Lber No. SS1, folio 267 ct seq, az
one of the land records of washington county. 11a
in the District of Columbia win sell. on the rremi-
ses, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
April, A. ID. 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK p M, all that
piece or Parcel Of ground and premises situate
Of Columbia. and known and Distinguished as part Of
Part OF tract Of land called Long Meadows and being
Sose1h Miller as by John Bartrq by deed dated octo
folio ,.z 4Ss' except those two certain pieces
said Joseph Miller and wife to Mary G.
Phillips tamountng to about 81 acres) by two Ger
tain deeds dated respectively. November 18TH 1873
aud December 31st 1873 and duly recorded in Liber
No. TAI. folio 49, and folio $780, of the land for
said county, together with all the improvements ways
to belonging or in any manner appert3ining.
Terms: One third cash balance in and two years.
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of
on premises sold or al cash. at PURCHASERS option A de-
post OF 500 required at SALE COnyeyancng, &C. at
chaser5 cost Terms to be complied with in days.
otherwise resae at risk and cost of defaulng purcha
ser after giving five days public notice of such default
LII some newspaper published in Washington, D. G..
G GUST Hf' GfEshER, Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts a12-d&ds
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

AssIGNEEs SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
ANGLICAN AND FRENCH WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN FIXTURES
PIECEs OF HOLLAND, ONE NEARLY NEW
TIdN IK NR sAFE SMiGH
XnLYING Arm CHAIR, HIGH DESK AND
STOOL WALNUT CHAIRS, GILT AND WAL
Nut MOULDING, SHOW STANDS. &C., To-
GETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES NOT Ne
CESSARY TO MENTION, AT STORE OF w. r.
CLARK. No. lib STREET NORTHWEST.
Sale on TUESDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1882.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
NB-Ihis stock is all and of the latest designs
and should command the attention OF the trade and
private buyers. EUGENE CARUSI. Assignee.
a1l-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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MARRlED.

GRAY,BRODERICK; On April 18th 1892, at 81.
Matthew'S Church. by Rev. Father Bolan, CHAS. @.
GEAY. Of Washington. ID. c.. TO MARY L. BRODE-
RICK, of Marlnsburg, W. Va.
zaga College by Rev. p. r. Toner. A. j. Johnson.
Of Knoxville, Tern, TO ANNA NJ. FORD, daughter a
Hon. Nicholas Ford. of ST. Joseph Mo.
WHITEFORD-O'DOwD. At St Patrick's church.
by the kev. Father Walter, WILLIAM +. WHITE
CITY .
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESTAURANT. NO. 9O4 F
STEAM TABLE, BAR COUNTER, BEER PUMP.
CASE CHANDELIER, MARBLE-TOP MIRROR
SiDEBoAKD, CARPETS BRACKETS, GLOBES
BOTTLED WINE. TABLES. CHAIRS. &C., &c.
On MONDAY MORNING. APRIL SEVENTEENTH,
restaurant. No. 904 street. the entire contents there
of. partly named above. and in frstrate condition.
splendid chance for any one fitting up bar-room.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CsHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTAI Il ON 4 STREET NORTHW EST
:BETNEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY

SECOND STREETS.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the<s
Distrctof Columbia passed on the 18th dsy of july ~
1877 in Equity Cause No. 6. 146, and ratified and
confirmed OH the 23d day Of February 1882, wherein
Cleo Jones and Leon Teresa Jones ompainants,
and Del.lah Ann Jones and others defendants, ]
shall, on THURSDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH, 1882,
etFIYE O'CLOCK z. NJ, offer for at public suc-
ton. in front of the premises, the following rbed
real estate belonging to the es4te of the late Alfred
Jones TO witt The west thirty t32) feet OF Lot
I'D and the whoe of Lot three 49, in square Numbered
seventy-thee t73) situate on street northwest be-
tween 21st and 22d streets in the city of Washington.
ID. c., with the improvements thereon.
Each Of these lots viii be sold a whole, subdi-
vided, as may seem best ut the time of sale.
TERMS One third cash, and thu balance in two equal
Instruments OF six and twelve months, respectively,
with interest from The day of sale. deposit of $500
will be required each lot at the time Of SALE and all
eonveyancng and recording at purchasers cost Terms
TO be complied with in days. otherwise the trustee
the right resell the property at the risk and
cost If the defaulting purchaser.
FRANCIS MILLER, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioueers, m29- dads
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(tHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ IN GEORGE OWN, NO. 2050 THIRTY SECOND
By yrtne If dscrsa If ts Snnrs Cont ., the
District of Columbia, passed at special term there Ill
e ss for equity business on the 18th day Of April
oonplanants and William Chandler ct al. defend
aIts. known as No. 7903 Equity Docket No. Il. viii
The II tlpnf e ies 6F Ap
1851, at FIVE O'CLOCK P; NJ, the following land in
numbered two hundred and forty 249 Ia Square
numbered one hundred and twenty eight. l2S). Of
town. included within the following metes and bounds
Bounded on the east by High Tor 32d) street. on the
Ann; his wife, BY their deed Of rst day Of De-
Gambler 1882 and recorded in Liber j. A. s. No. 191
triot of Columbia to Joseph Weaver on the west by
r edo or Sash street and on the south By that part
W. Hunter by his deed Of date the 9th day Of Novem
Der 1s49. and recorded in Liber A. S.. No 9. tollos
the same fronting fifty (50 feet more less, on the
said High Cor S2 street and running back to the said
feet less. containing for the four thous
and and fifty o56l square feet more less. with
M s f and IS 5y
dwellings,.
who died intestate the 9Th day Of May. 1881. The
dover Ali creditors Of ths said Chandler are hereby
notified to file their claims with the vouchers thereof
Columbia within thirty days from the day of sale.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
equal staiments for which the notes Of purchaser
viii be taken, payable. respectively at six, twelve and
deposit Of 800 must made at the time Of sale The
purchase money is all paid All conveyancing and re-
cordng viii be at puIchasers cost The terms of sale
JOSEPH FORREST, trustee,
VIM P. YOUNG, Auctioneer. a13-d&ds
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HosTETTERs CELEBRATED
sssss TIT 90 NM nm A Geo H II
s... g g MMMM "A 20 i i
sssss + 90 II II Il Coo Il i
gBR. II TIT rrrr ZEE RRR sssss
BBBks i I ! En- Ear sssss
BBbs i I I ZEE Z { sssss ::
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED

For quarter Of q century more EOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS has been the reigning specific
for Indigestion. Dyspepsia Fever and Ague. Loss
Physical Stamina Liver Complaint and other disorders
and has been most emphatica,ly Endorsed by medical
men health and strength restorative. 1t
acts tendency to premature decay. and sustains
comforts the aged and infrm.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
ap1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON G STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated November q ~
1878, and duly recorded in Liber 929 folio 80 ct -
seq. one of the Land Records for the District Of
nrais on IN III a. th - rEqns q me
APRIL. 1882; stFIvE O'CLOCK Pm. the following
District Of Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered t10 in
square numbered eight hundred and forty -four (844
Terms OF SALE Cash Cost of icy ancing and &C
crued taxes to he Psid by the purchaser.
b. NJAMIN U. KEYSER, Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. aplO
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON INDIANA AVENUE, NEAR


BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the1
District OF Columbia. passed in the of Torbert -
" Torbert ct al. No, T. 891 Eq. Doc 81 the under G<A
TEFNTH trGn Ss vii On SATURpAY APRIL FIF.
the pren,ise offer for sale at auction to the highest
e.Ccr Lart OF lot 20. in square 533, in Washington
c.ty, DC. together with the improvements thereon
Seid part Of lot il described by etes ana hounds as
70 square s3s. running thence easswardly along the
wary with that width C25 fee from front 10 rear the
whole depth OF sed lot to 30 foot alley the rear
Brick House. SHOWN as No. 800 Indiana avenue.
Terms OF sale: g. 500 cash. tof which 5000 must
be paid the day of sole, ard the residue within one
week thereafter, and the balance in two equal install
lnents. at and two years from sale, with in
teres tt re secured by deed Of trus the property
Sold II terms Of sale not complied with In eight
days. the Trustees the right resell the
and cost Of the defaolting purchaser.
ARTHUR A. bIRNRY, !
$50 AZ street; r.
w. K. DUHAMEL. trustees.
$50 Louisiana avenue,
WALTER ID. WILLIAMS h CO., Aucts a4-9t
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STEAMERS. &c.

FI'HE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES Eth
THURSDAY. at O'Clock am, for Potomac river
iandngs stopping at landings in Nomini on tuesdays
and thursdays, Mattox Greek on Sundays and Thurs
days. ahaHel Point and I;renHs mrarf Sundays
down" and Wednesdays ''up," and MattawoInaD
Creek on sundays ''down. {" and Mondays up" re-
turning u Washington every Monday. Wednesday and
friday afternoons.
For Information apply to
G. T. JONES, Agent,
ms 9TH street wharf.
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SECRETARY HUNT has ordered the Portsmouth at
Newport, II. l., to sail without delay, unless there
is good reason for OBTAINING her. The Saratoga
Was TO sail to-day from that port.