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LabOr Strike Nafas

In Pittsburg yesterday IS out OF the 63 lodges of
the Amalgamated Association voted unanimously
against any compromise and in favor OF standing
out Tor the demands as originally made. The
action OF the meeting. While not wholly unexpect-
eu, Is disappointment, and manufacturers pre-
DICT tnat IL VIII result diSastroUsly 10 the Amalga-
mated Association. IL is now expected that the
mlll owners Will try the nOn-unfOn experiment.
Inc nrst 10 announce their intention OF resumng
as non-unlon mills are Wilson, Walker a. Co, ana
Spang, Cnalfant Co. They viii start this week.
Inc b. d .. Railroad Company Will pay OF the
union men employed at their rolling mills in
Cumberland tomorrow, and VIII start their mill
with non-uniOn men today
The longShorelnen OF the Cunard Steamship
company have gone back t. work at the old
prices.
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The Light House Service.

ANNUAL REPORT-A COMMISSION APPOINTED.
The light house board has made its report to the
Secretary Of the Treasury of the operations OF the
light house service for the fscal.year ending June
30th, 1882, including the work accomplished
on the various new light houses author
lied by Congress, and which are now In course of
construction. The estimates for the service for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1884. are in round
numbers $2.75O, 900, being about the same as the
estimates for the present fiscal year. The recon-
men0atlons OF the board are confined to maintain
ing existing establishments and to completing the
light houses now In course Of construction.
.. An appropriation OF SIS, 600 Is recommended for
the completion OF the lighthouse In Delaware bay
10 take the place of the Fourteen-feet bank light
snip. Appropriations are also asked for the com
pesoa OF the lighthouse at Mosquito inlet, Fla.
ana Tor the completion OF the lighthouse at the
mouth OF the Detroit river. An appropriation of
Sl00.OO0 Is recommended toward completing the
cent City.
AT a meeting OF the lighthouse board yesterday
q commission, consisting OF Professor Morton
Commander Baldwin and Colonel Ludlow was an
pointed to consider the expediency OF illuminating
Hell Gate. New York harbor, by electricity, for
which purpose there is an appropriation OF $4,000
available. SO'~SS
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Wasi Street E0.dax

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Posts financial article
says: AT the Stock Exchange the tendency of
prices in the stock market during the first two
hours was decidedly to lower prices. and this
mainly, II not wholly, on account OF the advance
In the rates for money and the fear Of Strngency.
ABOUT noon it became generally known that Sec
retary Folger was at the sub-treaSury. The de-
cline was checked and the market has since been
steady, his presence there being construed as
meaning at least that in case anything extreme
should be attempted In the money market for the
purpose or affecting stocks ''relef'
would be at hand Immediately. This any
way Is the theory which has governed the market
me market for U.S. bonds has at last been affected
Dy the rate for money, and the AVS and extended
% are each down u. Call loans stocks are sharp
per cent, the quotation being and per cent.
ton OF great deal OF money to this class of col
lateral and the small floating supply of these
ponds, the rate is not above 4 per cent Time
loans are becoming more difficult to get The
market for foreign exchange is rather heavy.
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ED.

EBERBACH. On September 4. 1882. JOHN H.
EBEkB Oh, in the seventy sixth year Of his
The funeral will take place on Wednesday, the sixth
inst, at nine O'Clock M from his late residence No.
10f New Jersey avenue northwest Friends and rea-
tiyes respectfully invited 10 attend.
FLEISHELL. On Monday, September 4. 1882. at
O'Clock p m, Mrs. MARY A, wife Of Jacob j. Fled
shell, aged forty-six years.
Funeral from her late residence No. IL Fourth street
northeast, on Wednesday, September 9th, at 800
O'Clock q. m Services at St Peters church.
SCHNAUDER. At IL: 80 a. m. Monday, September
4, 1857. after long and painful illness, HENRY
SCHNAUDER formerly Of Baltimore, Nd, in the
seventy fifth year of his age.
Funera will take place from bis laoe residence GA
three o'clock P. Friends and relatiyes of the FAMILY
are respectfully invited 20 attend.
SULLIVAN. Al bis home In Keelie N. r.. Septem-
Der 4th 1882, JOHN X. SULLIVAN, formerly clerk IN
Fifth Auditors ONCE. Treasury department..
WOOD. On Thursday. the 31st Of August 1882 in
ST Marys county, Nd, WILLIAM WILLIS WYtIE
sixty NTH year of bis age
Funeral services win be held at the church of the
Epiphany. Tomorrow Tuesday,. at O'Clock ID. m.
vited to attend. Interment at OAK Hin. e
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE. Sept 5.-Vrgnia 6s, consols COZ;
90 second series 35 do. past due coupons 59s; do.
new ten tOrties 421s bid to-day.
,5 BEIAi1I IIi sept 5..Cotton qniet-middlins
I2f Flour quiet and without change. Wheat southern
steady western steady.southern red, 1O5al. y: do.
amber, ll2al. II; No. Maryland, l: 14al. I5h No
l1o,al JOS; octObsr / lOal: lO7s November. l. TX
lI3s December .12Aa1 127s. Corn, southern firm
western lower southern white. s6as7; do yellow go;
western mixed September. 8lH bid: October. 7sh bid
NoYember 7318a749; November and or December "a d
AGA a54; January 6s4 asked Oats steady-southern.
4za4, DO red rust proof 36a3S; western white, 42a
- do mixed, 39a4O; Pennsylvania. 40a45. Rye lower,
90 hay UNCHANGED and firm. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Butter frm-wesern packed 15a20:
cpFeame5y 25aso Eggs steady lsa2o Petroleum
SSasH Sugar steady-A soft go copper refined quiet
Ia: Whisky firm ;20a1. %. Freights unchanged.
forn 4ot bushels oats. l. 100 bushels; rye 10
3 1o9 e bushes sales-wheat. sos. 172 bushels corn
money 9sst 4 % S16 for the account Atlantic
~ Erie, 40H. Illinois Central. 141k. Pennsylvania
central, 644. Reading, 31a. Ontario and Western,
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still Trying the Covcrnuen,

From the Philadelphia Times of to-day.
The star route lawyers proceeded yesterday with
their customary erratic methods or argument
for the purpose OF convincing the jury that the
only guilty parties in the cases were the govern
ment prosecutors. But they were brought up with
round turn by Judge Nylie for trying to inject
into their statement or the facts matters that were
not In evidence. The Judge has shown an inflexi-
BILE purpose 10 persist in his rulings on this point
and compel the defense TO conhne themselves TO 8
line OF argument which is based upon admitted
testimony What the country wishes 10 hear
about, and what alone they entitled 10 present
TO the jury, is what they did prove, not what they
might have proved. The vital point In their case
was 10 have impeached the testimony OF Walsh
anu MACY which, for the best OF reasons, they
neglected TO do and now they try TO discredit this
testimony by bringing before the jury assertions
or what they might have proved IL their witnesses
had been allowed TO testify or had testified differ
emily. The defense seems TO be chiefly relying on
the unmltlgated cheek OF their counsel.
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Name
Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio.
Do lSf nrpf
The Political Field.
CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATS ON TIE MAINE CAM.

CONFERENCE OF DEMOCRATS ON THE MAINE CAM
PAIGN.
Gen. W. s Rosecrans, OF California, Chairman;
and Senator German, OF Maryland, a member OF
the Democratic National Congressional Commit
tee; j. A. Joy, OF Texas; and K ii. Hill, OF WASH
ngton, held private conference last night at the
rl:sh Avenue hotel In New York city. IL
was stated by one OF the gentlemen that they had
been engaged In discussing the prospects OF tina
poiltlcal campaign In the state OF Maine
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION
yesterday passed OF quietly In all portions or thu
state heard from, the dispatches showing an un-
usually large vote. The democratic state ticket f.
evidently elected by about the usual maiorfty
Indications point TO slight Increase In the repub-
ncan ano greenback membership OF the legisla-
ture. Prohibition figured prominently in a num-
per OF counties on the legislative and judicial
be very close. Both parties claim small major
lIy: Inc vote IS very heavy and none OF the wards
ANTI-MAHoNE READJUsrERs
AT political meeting held at Brentsyille Va
yesterday, resolution was adopted that the re-
adJusters and republicans OF Prince William
county cannot support Colonel Robert NJ Mayo
1or Congress because we believe he was nomi-
mated by William Malone and not by the people.
that, whereas John W. Volt has been a faithful
readJuster and republican, we will give him our
support Tor Congress unless previous TO October
fair convention, unnamed by Malone or his
minonS, shall make a nomination: that we rp-
soma our action taken one month since indorsing
JOhn > wise for Congressman-at- large, and we de-
clare our intention 10 support John NJ. Dawson,
unless state convention, fair TO all shall place
candidate Ia the Held for that Office before Octo-
Der l."
CONGRESSIONAL POINTS.
j. N Evans, republican, has been nominated for
Congress in the seventh Pennsylvania district
AT the Lebanon county Pa.) republican conven-
tlon yesterday Samuel +. Barr was indorsed for
congress. He has already secured the Dauphin
conierees and yesterdays action secures his nom-
lnation as the republican candidate In the four
teenth Pennsylvania district
A special from Grafton West Va, SAYS both
Hoge ana Lucas have withdrawn from the con-
greSslonal canvass In the second West Virginia
dlstrlct new convention TO Nominate a candi-
date is called for the 10th inst
NOTES.
The Boston Advertiser prints to-day correspond.
enoe IN which the Hon. W. w. Grape, replying to
letter from an office holder, expresses himself as
utterly opposed TO the assessment OF Office holders
for political purposes.
The payment OF the poll-tlx for 1881 will be one
Oh the prerequisites for voting In Virginia I'm No
Vember next 1t Is understood that the readiustsrs
already have a fund which will serve TO paw sll
The poll-taxes on their side Of the house.
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Sporting Notes..

Base ball yesterday: At washington-P o. D.
nine, Is; Interior dept nine, Bashfuls. liz; Ath-
clerks, Govt Printing ONCE, - AT Philadelphia
ALeghany, /: Athletic, Ii. AT Detrolt-Detroit g.:
Troy, AT Observation-Disclosures &; Metro
poItans, T. AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10; Cleye-
land, 3.
Col Bodine yesterday selected the following to
constitute the team who are TO compete against
the British team at Creedmoor: Messrs Dolan.
smith, Herman, Ogden, Kinds, Paulding, Howard,
shakespeare, McNeyin and Alder The other two
are TO be chosen this week
AT White sulphur Springs yesterday the winners
were Lelex, Queen Ban, Ellie A. and ColebroOk.
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STOLEN BANK NOTES RRDEEMED-The First Ma
donal Bank OF Detroit, Michigan, now In uquida-
ton, had stolen from it, June 23d, 1884, s. OSO in
incomplete $40 circulating notes. which had been
received by it from the Treasury department.
These notes had been signed by the president OF
the bank, but not by the cashier and were fraudu-
lently put In circulation. At the banks request,
and In accordance with the uniform ruling or the
department. these notes, when presented to the
u. 8. Treasurer for redemption, were rejected,
not having been signed by both
officers OF the bank. Upon the banks going into
liquidation, in order to obtain its bonds pledged
as security OF its circulating notes. it was required
to deposit with the Treasurer OF the United States
lawful money equal to the amount OF its circu-
latlng notes outstanding, which included the
$2GS0 stolen notes The Secretary Of the Treasury
to whom the facts in the case were made known,
Informed the Treasurer that there would be no OBJ
lection to the notes in question being redeemed,
provided proper authority In writing should be
first obtained from the officers OF the bank The
Treasurer has now been furnished by the officers
or the bank with the written authority consentinp
to the redemption OF the notes In question, and
they VIII be redeemed on presentation at his Of
flee -
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A BRUTAL HUsBASD.-In jersey City, y j. john
Connelly, aged 81, a carpenter, came home Sunday
night drunk. and abused his wife. The incensed
woman threatening to call her father from the
next room so angered the husband that he
knocked her down, kicked her brutality, and
nnally threw her from the window into the yard
below. In descending she struck a woodshed
Which broke the force of her fall. She
was carried into the house by some neighDors
who found her fnSensible. Her condition is pro-
nounced extremely critical, and Connolly is held
TO await the result
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The New York Insurance Investiga.


NEW YORK, Sept. 5-The organization known as
the Knights or Labor, composed OF delegates from
all over the country, met here to-day. The morn
Ing session was taken up In the reception of Gre
dentials from delegates, and the preparatory bust
ness OF the meeting.
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Incendiary Fire.

ASHLAND, PA, Sept Sat half past eleven this
together with the dirt plane breaker engine
houses, and all the out buildings were entirely
destroyed by fire. Loss about S. 900; no insurance
yhe breaker was owned by the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron company, and has not
Deen working for four years. The fire is believed
TO have been the work of an incendiary.
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Proposed Reception TO Melxi,Ixe.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ga meeting OF citizens
was had to-day, at noon, in the mayors Office to
make arrangements for public reception to Chief
engineer Melville, OF the Jeanette expedition on
MS arrival In this city, His honor the mayor pre-
SIDED. Among those present were Gen. John F.
HarCran1t, Charles III. Cramp and Ex-Governor
POLLOCK. Speeches were made. and after appoint
Ing committee OF arrangements, composed OF
over 100 leading citizens. the meeting adjourned
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South Carolina Cteenbacker,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 5.-The state convention
OF the greenback labor reform party met I'm the
hall OF the house OF representatives at IL o'clock
today, about l25 delegates being present, many OF
whom are c0lOred.
Rev. j. ID. Durham twhite), OF Aiken, was chosen
temporary chairman; DR.. V. p. Clayton (white), of
secretaries. A committee on credentials is now
nut
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RAILROADS.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1HE e 81 Eos TFHNE Sf ROUTE TO THE s2YTH
SI ikS %EEF tSSf Ff f9y61Ss At
MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Harerstown a.
MI T Lyman s,seror New York to Chattanooga
MEMPHIS EMPRESS leaves Baltimore 10 Jam. via
M. via BsnlGre and Ohio Railroad. with Tarior Car
Philad 'il.a to Luray and Leighton Sleeper Luray to
MenIhs-
The only route s t f he Iee5 re r1-R,v
TIE only Caverns in the world illuminated By the Elec
tic Light.
NATURAL. BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA.
One Of Americas reE3arkau IL Freaks OF Nature.
ADd Poi ular and Fayo:ite Route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
QUICK TRANSIT.
SUPERIO~ TEMPTATIONS!
Ask Tor Tickets via shenaudosh Valley Railroad.
HENkY FINK. General Neuaser.
JOSEPH H. SANDS, sdis 'rf1'}i1'E: "a
cHAs. P. HATCH. G. 7. and i p A., MI
RALTlInRE & OHIO RAILROAD
- III MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
VA wASHINGToN; D1TBLE TRACK!
SUNDAY. MAY list. is82
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
seti Cars 10 tncfnat St louis I a6d C6ca5
Rii Exf RE d Way Stations
6:59-Batn.ore. Annapolis and Way (Pednont, stras-
t745"BXLTIli0RE ExPRESS. anu "A' 'i'' i'e-'S'
MISUNDERSTANDING 4 B1 fla E SfEw t 35RkASD BOSTON
EXPHESS. Parior Cars to New York.
BAD tauIitOn and Valley connects
gerstown and at Point Of Rocks for Freierick.)
Ts.OO-Baltlmore. Hyattsvilie and Laurel Express.
StoIs at BeltsyiLle, Annapolis Junction. Jessup's
ana Dorsey's On sundays stops at all stations
10CO-BALTIMORE EXPRESS. (stops at HyattsyilIs
fl0:4O-Pitts6urg, Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis
EN ress Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati and Chicago
~. lg-BaIumore, EIIcost City, Annapolis, Way.
t22O-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
13UG-BaitiHOre, PhiA ielp hia and Y. Y. Express
3:3O-Bsitlnore and Way Stations, Winchester Fred
er-cl. HA-erstown and Way via Relay
43O-BstnOre Hyattsyilie & Laurel Express, CFred-
er:e1. via Relay stoI ping at Annapolis Junction.)
f4:i5-Po.1t Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagerstown Win
81, SER and Way Stations (On Sunday to Point OF
Roe a and Way Stations only.)
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsyile and Laurel.)
t;95-I ont Of Rocks and Way Stations.
I.-OO-BdlCInOre and Way Stations.
fo:IO-IlI SDURG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
EAPEE1S SeeIigg Cars to Pittsburg.
1s;S3-iHlIADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
EAIiESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
1lO-lC-' hlcaro. Cincinnati and St. Louis Express
=, sit4I.n Cars 70 CINCINNATI St Louis and Chicago
IL U-BAtI1MORE AND WAY STATIONS.
1Iy SUNDAY only. Other trains daily except sunday
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
iuLtier information apply at the Baltimore and
Pennsy ala avenue. corner 14th street where orders
VIII be taken for baggage 10 be checked and received
any point IN the city.
{. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent BALTIC.
WI. CLEMENT ;. Master of Trans BALTIC.
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SURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

CAROLINA TOLU TONIC!
nure cure for Dyspepsia in all its stages; also for
S3ngns Colds Bronchitis, Asthma and all diseases Of the
Ian dar8 % ana Lungs and the only remedy that
SAM OF TOLU, ROCK CANDY. MAGNEsIA and
1 6esr ne beneficial IN above diseasss the basis
very pleaaant e take. Try For sale BY ell druggists
s q EfocesH aaiS Per quart bottle: The trade supplied
Mnma Mnolesale GrcceEs, and Sole Agente Tor this
Chszsestop s. O.. Sole and Rxopxetorx
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STEAMERS. &c.

rg'HE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
II street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY, ct seven O'clock M. for Potomac river
landings stopping at landings in NOmini on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, MattOx Greek on Sundays and Thurs
days Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays 'down"
ana zhedn.es5days up and Mattawoman Greek on
Washington every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
For information applys)
G. =. JONES, Agent
In SIR frrbar
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The Tariff Commission i'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Sept. "a deputatiOn from the
Grocers' association OF Cincinnati, consisting of
MesSrs. James NJ. Glenn, L. c. Keever, James H.
Laws, and David A. White, came before the tariff
commission this morning and presented paper on
the question OF the duties on sugar, molasses and
rlce advocating continuance Of the wise and
liberal policy OF protection for those staples of the
south and southwest.
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NEWPORT, r. L, Sept. Sc. J. Horsman, of New
York, the giver OF the diamond lawn tennis
racket. valves all restrictions as TO its custody
and, in view Of this fact, r. d. Sears, OF Boston
the champion, will probably accept it.
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ANORDER WAS GIVEN to-day for cut granite, to
be used In the supe rstructure OF the first story
front OF the west wing OF the state, War and Navy
departments building
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NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA
Ono Of America's reuarka.le Freaks of Nttrlre.
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g BENSINGER Aucuoneer,
Hs Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
93o, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES HAIR
MSS, &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, Special attention given to the sales of
Real Estate and Personal property Liberal advances
on all consignments. ljaI6 s. BENSINGER Auct
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Neck Broken with a Blow from a

PITTsBURG. Sept. 5.-About one o'clock this morn
ing Daniel Early, saloon keeper struck John
Gessner With his fist. knocking him down and
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MR. JOHN DAVIS, First Assistant Secretary OF
State, has gone north for few days. During his
absence Second Assistant Secretary Hunter Will
be Acting Secretary OF State
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DRIyAIE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETwEES WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Fl. Fl. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bo-ghs N
Sold on Commission.
No $50 18TH STREET. tCORCORAs BUD DING,
Agency ior Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
GlBRoADwAY. MEw Yoak.
Every class ~ Securities bought and =oi IN commits
Eion in SoH Francisco Baltiplore. Philadelphia New
York, It.n and Washington. Orders executei ON TIA
New Is stock Exchange al eighth Of ono per ,slS
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires y
BaltiIaore Philadelphia. Sew York and Boston through
which orders executed the Stock Exchanges
il those cities and reported back promptly Quotations
CStocks and Bonds am Information REGARDING tn,
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di-
rect fro-c' he View York Stock Exchange nj
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ANOTHER CHINESE PUzzLE.-Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury French has decided not to act upon
the question whether certificate is required OF
Chinese travelling from point to another In this
country on through ticket, and who may stop in
Canada en- route, but to leave all such questions to
the discretion OF the customs ocers to act accord
ing to the law.
EXCHANGE OF BoSDs.-U. s. bonds withdrawn
to-day from securities OF national banks by the o.
s Treasurer and surrendered to the Secretary OF
the Treasury for exchange into three per cents
>t3&3& 80 1of8f 70 date, &64 166 Soo
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TENHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST


BY virtue of deed of trust to Henry Naylor his eas
heirs and asst gns bearing date the ODD day of ~
May, A. D., 1855. and duly recorded in Liber -.
9S at folio 2Tl of the land records for wash
lngton county D. c. and by direction of the holder of
the note secured thereby the undersigned heirs at
law OF Henry Naylor, deceased. viii sell WEDNES-
DAY, the SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1882
at FIVE O'CLOCK. P: NJ, in front of the premises
part of lot numbered ten 10 in John f. CalIas sub
division OF square numbered four hundred and fifty
one t45D, in Washington in the District OF Columbia
beginning for the at the southeast of said
lot, and running thence north forysix (46) feet four
a. inches thence west fifteen O5 feet five and one
half or inches thence south for.ysix (46) feet four
az inches to north Street theme east by and with the
line OF sad street fifteen as feet five and one half 5
inches 10 the place of beginning.
Terms: Seven hundred dollars cash, balance in six
and twelve months. with Interest, and secured by a
deed Of trust the property sold. all cash. at the
purchasers option Terms of sale to be complied with
III hye days after the day Of sale the trustees viii
sell the at the risk OF the defaultlng purchaser
& nYeyGcins and recording at the cost Of the pur-
chaser deposit OF $50 required when the properly is
sod.
MARY s. NAYLOR
HENRY y YLOR.
MATILDA V. JAMES.
REBECCA w. ROBERTS
anI3-d&ds Heirs 1T Law Of Henry Naylor.