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TOMORROW.
T,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE SUPERB CANDELAbRAS, CAB
met PIANOFORTE. &C.. &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINE
1EENTH, 1882 at TEN O'CLOCK within and in front
Of my spacious auction rooms. shall sell choice col
fine Instrument
One elegant Gilt Frame. French Plate, Mantle Mirror.
One fine Walnut and 0llt French Plate Manel Mirror.
Two very large and handsome Gilt Frame r. Plate Pier
Mirrors.
One medium Gilt Frame French Plate Pier Mirror.
Five very fine Walnut and Gilt Frame, French Plate
Pier Mirrors,
One elegant Parlor Suite upholstered in silk and
plush.
Hair Cloth and other Parlor Suites
One elegant set Of Candeabras with 800 cut crystal
pendants.
Handsomely upholstered Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Lounges.
Several Superior Oil Paintings.
Very elegant hand carved solid Walnut Sideboard.
Very fine and large pillar Extension Dining Table.
Very handsome solid walnut serving Table.
Solid walnut Side Table with carved feet.
Very handsome walnut NJ T. Chamber Suites.
Hair Mattresses. Brussels Carpets.
Eegant Toilet Ware. together with Q general assert
ment Of other goods.
o16-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
VlHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnonsar.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
THIS AFTERNOON

By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the -
ctof Columbia passed in Equity cause No FL.
z, 1885, the undersigned Trustees Will offer for.
sale at public auction In front OF the premises and at
the times hereinafter respectively indicated the follow
ing real estate situate in the District of
On WEDNESDAY,, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER, 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot numbered
hve 5e insquAre numbered seven hundred and
six Cs16l Immediately thereafter Lots numbered
% and two (2, In square numbered eght hundred and
fortytwo (842l; and Immediately thereafter. Lot num-
eighty -four d0S4.
On THURSDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF oC-
TOBER 1882. AT FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, Lot numbered
seven l in square numbered six hundred and thirty
four 63 Immediately thereafter Lot SO aud 100 feet
on the southeast corner of It'll street road and Lincoln
avenues and Immediately thereafter lot numbered
CD, in block numbered three CO. of Howard Uniyer.
sity's subdivision of .'Effngham."
Terms OF sale rs prescribed by the decree Onefourh
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance three
equal nstaments pay abe respectively at six twelve
and eighteen months from day of SALE with interest
the rate of six per cent said deferred payments be
secured by notes of the purchaser and deed the
gropey or all in cash. at the option of the purchaser
Shoud said terms not be complied with With week
from day of sac the property will be resold at risk and
cost OF defsuung purchaser after five days notice of
such sale deposit Of $50 will be required upon the
sale OF each OF said lots, All conveyGncing at purcha
er's expense.
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON,
4S0>s Louisiana avenue. I r..u..
VIM. R WOODWARD, ifos'oes'
ocI-dSds 452 Louisiana avenue.
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Send Us a Is Telepheme.'s

Introduce q new word into the language. 1t is
telephone. The use Of such phrases as "tele-
phonic communication. telephone message, !"
q news by telephone" and the like, seems q
little clumsy, and single word expressing their
init "telepheme" as a word properly made from
the Greek, and vocable which win conveniently
serve our hurrying speech. It's formation Il
analogous to telegram the termination In
both cases representing the result OF the verbs
action. Thus, TO telegraph /" Il to write nom
ffom 3 dlstancs. he nav word s6oiephelme =
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Mrs. GladstOne's C0ffeepot.
From the Graphic.

FROM the Graphic.
Mr.. Gladstone. preparatory 20 great effort,
takes q SHERRY, or perhaps sherry and egg. So
he wIote some time ago to an inquirfng temper
ance society in England. Mr. Gladstone Ia, unoues-
tionably, save in temper, one Of the soberst and
healthiest men in Al England. Mr.. Disraeli
before great effort, would take a small bottle
of port, which he, doubtless, considered q
proper sort Of tipple for q conservative states
man. On an extraordinary occasion, when Mr..
Disraeli for once in his Statesman DAYS lost his
temper, some people limited that he had taken
MS second bottle OF port, but that was probably
libel. As rule most English public men take
their glass Of wine a. gentlemen should, but
are just as sober In habit and thought as the
Dluest OF the blue ribbon men. Mrs. Gladstone,
It seems, started temperance coffee house at
Hawarden about eighteen months ago, and It
mas proved aRreat success. ltisopen on Sundays
aud does quite thriving business much to the
disgust of the local tavern keepers At the
English elections before the last the ssGin and
Gospel' interest was Nputed 20 hare exercised
great hliuence on tie result In overthrowine
II, Gla1slono. He had better look to his laureis
eKein. fa G2adstoness colIecpot 81 llkely %
Ez&QxQ T. 44UM = - 49, t. n 16la
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Ether a Racer or a Car Horse.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
In the circuit court yesterday, before Judge
Pratt and jury, Thomas Coxhead sued the
Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island railroad COM
pany to recover $3.50 for . broken wagon. He
Is clam peddler, and was crossing the track
when the motor struck his wagon and scattered
1t and the CLAIMS over the plain. His steed was
formerly celebrated racer, though now in re-
duced circumstances. Just as 1t was crossing
the track, the engineer Of an approaching train
saw the vehicle and rang the bell. The horse,
first bell, and Instantly stopped. On came the
train, and as the motor was almost upon the
wagon, crash went the bell again. The venera-
BILE racer recognized this rs bell No. 9, and as
the motor dashed the wagon TO pieces, and he
up his heels and started Oh and ran q race with
the train for mile and 8 helf. g Il nnedIeo4f "a
go thet the horse won aslsssge Ffoft 6i9utfn61
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n.v..... :. 2: g. MARsHAL's SALE;

By virtue q t.c Wi. q ner faoiae, issued out =
OF tho Clerks Once Of The supreme Court OF the 3
District Of Columhda and % me directed win sell
doors Of said Diatxict On SATURDAY, the FOURTH
DAY OF NOvEnBER 1850. ct TwkLvR o.GLoQK
Burche rghE title cl. and interest IA and % The
saseen 20 TED tfont q lot No. Is In square No. ST.
tnpeoyensn4 theeen. = - CIV q Weeltlgtop. p,
e. 2SsIA g fs3sf 9 - : lssps,s.e 80 ~
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUs FE,s SALE OF THREE-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. 720
STREETS NoRTUMrST "i-N -" AMI ~

TkUS EE'S SALE OF THRFE-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, No. 720
IESIH STREET, BETWEEN q AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed OF trust dated 2sth day of -
December, 1877 duly recorded In Liber No ST. Ia
TOTO "a one OF the land records Of the District Of ~
Columbia: Will sell at public auction on MONDAY
IMENlf-TH1RD DAY OF OCTOBER, A ID. 1881 ~
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of The promised sIl
that certain piece parcel Of land and
uste, ing and being in the city of Washington, Dis
trct of Columbia, and known and described part Of
lot IA. In square mum cred three hundred and
fortyhve (345.p Beginning at a point the line al
10th STREET west distant eighteen sD south from
the stern corner of said lot and thence running
west thirty go it, feet thence enthusiastically three
Is IT'D feet thence west sixty (61 # three
q in hes TO the line Of said lot thence south
nineteen l9 it, feet six (6 in inches thence east
ninety nine It. fleet ten and half 40 inches
to said street and thence north along said twenty
one 2l IT. feet TO the place of beginning The north
ern three q it, feet front 10y thirty go IT. feet I'm deh
thereof to be used alley way IA common with the
adjoining part of said lot together with all the I'm
provements ways easements, rights privileges and
appurtenances ~ the same belonging In any win
sppertaining.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance IN one and two years,
notes TO bear interest and to be by OF truA
on premises sold, all cash. at option of purchases.
Convey ancing, &c. at purchasers cost. deposit OF
500 required at sale. Terms to be complied with IN
seven days, otherwise the trustee right
resell at the risk and cost Of the defauns purchase
after giving five days notice of such resale In SOM
newspaper published in Washington, ID. @.
os -eo&ds A. JAMES. Trustee.
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DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Il CONTIGUOUS TO AND WEST ON LINCOLN

DUBLlC SAFE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
CONTIGUOUS TO AND WESf ON LINCOLN
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-0&
F1RST. 1882, beginning at FOUR O'CLOCK3Vv
r. M. will be offered 1t public auction. the~-A
ord order named the Swing Described proPerty East
north etreet, between 9Th and 9th streets east;
lot 6, square 9!9. fronting so feet on Sth
4 streets; lot Il. square 9l9. fronting SO
feet on 9th street east between East Capitol and north
north street and Massachusetts east Lots g.
TO- II and H. square 965. 18th street east betwee
north street and Massachusetts, avenue east
Terms: One.thIrd cash. balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust $50 deposit on each lot 1t time of SALE and ali
conyeyancng and recording at purchasers cost. Title
L. III. SAUNDERS, 1l03 street n w., Trustee.
017-4t j. q. COLDKELI. Ancfinnaer
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF BRICK HOUSES AND
STORES, Nos. 81 AND So BRIDGE STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ocToBFRnsa
TWENTY-FoURTH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK. S #:
we Will sell at public auction. in front of the prem
iser part Of Lot 90 in Beas first addition to George
town. fronting on south side of Bridge street thirty
improved by two large Brick Dwelling Houses, with
Storerooms. being Nos 81 and So Bridge street.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balsnce in one, two and
three years. notes to bear cent interest payable
semi and to be secured by deed trust or
all cash At purchassre option. Terms to be complied
with in seven days. resale at risk and Of
purchaser. Conveyancing, &C., ct purchasers cost
deposit Of 5000 required It sale
MARTHA d: ABBOTT. Executrix.
CHAS. G. DUNCANSON, Executor.
O17-d&ds of estate of Geo. d. Abbott deceased.
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THOMAS j. FISHER a. co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PRFMISES KNOWN
AS 'FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE"
BY virtue of deed of trust dsted the 9TH day ofa
November, A. d. 1872, and recorded in Iiber No. "a
7ol folio lol one of the lend records of the District
OF Columbia, and by the request Ia writing, of the
party secured thereby the subscribers will sell 10 the
highest apd best bidder, on the premises, MONDAY,
FIVE O'CLOCK in the afternoon ',an of lot num-
bered (onel and the east half Of lot wo in square
numbered 3o1 (three hundred and eighty -one) in the
City OF Washington District Of Columbia according 70
two fronting fifty feet north Z street and twenty
three feet six inches Louisiana avenue. togethar
with all and singular the improvements, ct
in said deed mentioned
Terms of sale: $40 600, with per cent interest from
April 2Ih 1884, till paid and the of the sale in
CASH and the residue in equal sums. in and two
years from date OF SALE with six centum
interest for which the purchaser must give notes TO bo
secured the property sold to the satisfaction Of to
trustees The property Will be sold subject and
assessments due. and all conveyancng viii be at tho
purchasers cost.
A. HYDE, Sr-x
oll-d6ds CHAS. M. MATTHEW'S. Trustees
Enr Ofher Amcfians Soa Ia, Ipn.,~
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

EOLEY, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE BALANCE OF
FHRNI IURE OF The ESTATE OF The DE
FURNfTU R MHNUF FNcf III BALTIMORE
By order Of the Orphans, Court of Maryland, com
a 5Rs a ans hSSs .DS .o
639 Louisiana avenue between 9th and 7h The goods
are as follows:
40 Walnut Chamber Sets MI
IS Stained sets. marble and wood top.
10 Walnut Wardrobes.
10 Fine Psrlor Sets. carved. In silk velvet and
26 Sideboards. in walnut and poplar, marble top.
A lot of Bedsteads. Bureaus. Washsands. Cribs and
Tables IN walnut and poplar; also 10 dozen of fine
fine Walnut Chamber Sets will be this sale and Paror
Sets also. This stock can be examined by q cabinet
order at the time mentioned Persons in want of the
above mentioned goods will do well by attending this
sale as it is the last chance this stock win be
sale THURSDAY AT Ten ocfoc ee AN Ar p oCTS O.
Der NINETEENTH. 639 Louisiana avenue between
9th ana 18th. Dealers invited. po,rv ....
CHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS on
~ MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD STREET.
By virtue Of decree passed in Equity Cause No. "a
sss on THuRsD SfNRT FfTas q 'hs pre 6
OCTOBER. A. d. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots
2 rs and 29. IN reservation c. fronting Maryland
Terms Of sale: One-quarter cash; balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months; notes to bear six per
premises sold, all cash option purchaser Terms
to be complied with in days. otherwise the Trustees
cost of the defaultng purchaser after giving five DAYS
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
iishea in Washinttor, DC ConSeysneins and record
SIDNEY I. THOMAS,
s 60 = - @5 p i northwest Trustees
DUNCANSON BROS, hucts. o6-dkds
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ANTHONY HYDE, r,,.,,.
WHO'S HYDE IIusOco8.
ol3.
TNHos. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctonses..
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NORTH r Ann n STREETs A' DIA UAcN

The undersigned Trustees. in Equity cause of
ANDREW J. Joyce against Mary White, aim nistra-
trix ct al. No. 2 597 VIII Sell, public auction |.
N front Of the premises on TUESDAY the TWENTY
NJ part Of Lot No ls. in squsre No 900. beginning
of Lot No. 10. running thence south TO said lot 10
thence west with the line of said lot 100 feet theme:
north 81 feet; thence east 100 feet TO beginning i'm
proved by large brick dwelling
Terms Of sale One-third 90 purchase money cash;
balance OF purchase money TO be paid In equa install
ments IN Six twelve and eighteen months from day Of
sale to bear interest from day Of sale for which pur
chaser 70 give promissory notes with o surety Or
sureties to he approved by the Trustees purchss
or purchasers can pay all purchase money in cash O
day of sale or ON ratification thereof by the court On
ratification OF sale and payment Of purchase money
chaser or purchasers deposit Of $50 each piecs
OF property sold viii he required when the property =
knocked down to the purchaser. The terms of salo
must he complied with within da, from day Of aao
or property will he eadvertised and sold at cost and
risk OF purchaser All convey ancng at cost Of pur.
chaser.
MARTIN F. MORRIS. 4
1906 st. W. I r,,.s...
WILLIAM j. MILLER, ATuss~s
la l..
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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE
on SOUTH ID STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE.
SECOND 81 REEFS WEST
OF November. A. d. 1876 recorded IN Ldber No III
oSS. folio 49, ct seq the trustees will -
SELL to the highest bidder the premises THURS
DAY. The IWENTY-sIX1H DAY OF OCTOBER
1851. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, PART
OF lot numbered CD two in square numbered (5sO) vs
hundred and eighty situated in the city Washn on
District OF Columbia according b the public psl
street nine 3ll00 feet east of the southwest corner Of
said lot two and running thence eastwardly on the
north line OF street thirteen S5 100 feet thence north
at right angjes TO street hundred feet more or
less 10 an alley thence west the north line said ut
two thi teen s5 100 feet and thence south in straight
line one hundred feet. more less 20 the beginning
together with the improvements eft cetera as in the
said deed mentioned To be sold subject 10 and
assessments.
Terms of sale: 0ne-thiri of the purchase money ana
the expenses OF sale in cash. and the residue and
twelve months with interest at per cent per annum,
to be secured the property sold; all cash. the
purchasers option, Conyeyancing and recording ct
the purchasers cost.
O,s.asas f hHTH9 NH hyde. Trustees.
vlI AUTHORITY OF DECREE PASSED BY THE
~ Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia -
sitting as an Equity Court In cause No. L. 900 ~
viii sell at public auction the premises on the
TWENIH,FIkST DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1882,
all OF large unimproyed lot. located east side az
Eleventh (llth) street. between and south-
west being lot No. 8. in square No $685. 10 the highest
bidder for cash.
MARY J. RYE Guardian.
o9-lOt 42s 10th street southwest.
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ME PUbLlC Is REQUESTED CARE
FULLY TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLAR0ED
SCHEME To BE DRAWN MONTHLY.
sH-CAPITAL PRIZE. SIS, OOO
TICKETS ONLY S. SHARES In PROPORTION,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1868 for twenty by the Lae.
lature for Educational and Charitable purposee-wifh
capital q 81, 600 O00-to which . reserve fund q
BY an overxhelming popular vote its fr.nchss ~
Rsas p: q s RFsSent State Constitution sdopd
The oHly Lottery ever yoted IN and sndor.d nm ~
IT NEVER SCALES OR posTpoNEs.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAXI
PLACE MONTHLY.
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS L. At
NEW ORLEANS. -.
TUESDAY; NOVEMBER IL. 1882
l50th Monthly Drawing -.
supervision and management of
Gen. q. 7. BEAUREGARD. of Louisiana and Cen.
JUBAL A. Early. Of Virelnla.
the published Offcisl sdsts.
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. 900.
lca, 600 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EAoH- -,
FRACTIONS. IN FIFTHs IN PROPORTION
LIST OF PRIZES. y
Capital Prize. 36.04v
SantN TIE 49,
s Prizes Of II 600. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i06S
~ Prizes OF %,
20 Prizes OF $SO0 49,
S 0 Pnzes floo 49,
~ ff11es l 1h9O0
100 Prizes Of 2k006
sAppre.im.aoO frsss sn q ssso phn..a ss
80. 81
AsV.ss...ssssss... -
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HOUSES FOR WINTER.
The 1nvariable Sweeping Ont at the
End Of the Summer Season.

DIsINFEcFANTs AS A PROBATION AGAINST MA
LARIA-THE DANGER LURKING IN DAMP HOUSES
CARPETS AND RUGs-HINTs FOR WINTER FUR
NISHING.
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1867 Prizes. amounting So.~.,..,,,.....42 1k -
Application for rates 10 Clubs should BE- msds only .
the Once Of the Company IN New Orleans.
For further Information, wriis clearly. e1vinR fq1 -
dress. Send orders by Exprc9. RegiGnrud Lso1R -
Money Order. addressed oNLr 20 Il
~, A. DAUPHrN
NEW oRLEANA LoUlstANA
N.B.-ordes addrssssd 70 Rev ozsnns M .sssslU
pron1pt attention. olive
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II T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. l12l, WITH STABLE
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH ETREET BE.
TWEEN AND II STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF . deed Of TRUST to us dated Apr1l<sa
18th 1877, and duly recorded n liber no $40 foios
SOD one OF the land records OF the District of COL
umbia and by direoton of the party secured we will
PAST ToUR 6tIaGS THUksbAY l AFTE II
0 ssss TTESIY- SIx1 =. 1882. lots numbered
ssrds recorded :rbdiyisiOn Of os % and 2s e q.
iS69l IN the City Of Washngton District Of
Of hne threestory brick residence with bay window.
al modern improvements large stable.
Terms One third CASH balance in two and three
years. with six Per cent interest payable semi
or al cash at the purchasers option COnveyancing
and recording ct Purchassrs cost 500 deposit Terms
tees the right 10 resell Ut the rsk and cost Of de-
fsulting purchaser.
BARNARD Il. WARNER,l 49,
oly-d&ds IVORY @. KMBALI. as'
D OBERT vOSE 4 co.. General Auchoneer.
Ii 637 Louisiana avenue.
Everything appertaining 10 legitimate auction bus-
neee promptly attended to.
References undOubfed. e2Q-lm
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!" II. WHEATLEH'6 =
gTEAM pYEINo
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABlISHMENI.
WIN call for and deliver WORK anywhsru n - -
u5c upon receipt q sddrsss ~ p,a1 cr
end 10 az ports of the country. - IS.
No. loss <QI.D -, JEkTER0ON 8TDEME s..
40 EkAB 8RxDoI Cnooo01OvA - -
" - - @ - yU4THy Old ennd RQER {HxI
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucaonsers.

IA-scON khSS.. AuC1oneere.
SALE OF THE IMPERIAL BoTEI Brrrprya.s
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA Ayr<IE m
IMhEN THlkTEEN1H AND FOURTEENTH
On WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY FIFTH pAy<as
Oh OCioBER, 1852 az FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. NJ
square 2. fronting 20 feet 10y depth of iss let 10
building known the Imperial Hotel, Containing -
rooms. also Parlors Sitting Reading and Blisr6
Rooms; the building covering most Of the lot btuR
IN the immediate vicinity of the Presidents Hour
Wizards and Ebbtt hotels facing Pennsy ivanis ave-
nue. and public park; accessible 10 al street lines Of rat
road.
his property belonging resident is the csus,
Of sale IL pays splendid interest Of the finest op-
portunities offered here for investment hive bus-
ness man 10 make fortune.
This properly suitable for purpose the location
being the best In Washington being between the Capt.
tol and Presidents House.
Terms: one third cash; balance IN Eve ten and If
nnay notes to he secured by deed Of trust premises
sold; the whole Of balance of purchase
nan ten ears. at cent interest per annun. psya
Die semi annually. all cash. st option Of purchaser
OFT j. L. STEVENS, Attorney For Owner.
TlNHoS. ]. FISHER & CO.. AuctoneersL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOT.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWIN -
llETH, at fINEO'CLOCk. In front of the en- VY
lses, 10y virtue of deed of trust dated Noycmber-
ifh 1876. and duly recorded in hler s32 folio s67
shall sell lot No q in subdivision of square No Aia
northwest.
Terms one-fourth cash; the remainder I'm s1x
twelve and eighteen months. with interest secured
deed OF trust on the premises Convey ancing the
o9-eoSds GEO. H. b. WHITE Trustee
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I a COLDWELL. Auctionesr.

Everything appertaintng 10 legitimate auction bud
noes promptly atoended to.
References undOubted. 40 I'm