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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

IfXECUT6IrS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
IL PROPERTY, on l. STREET NORTGwf 81, BIZ
TNEES NINTH AND TENTH STREETS TN
STOkY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE No. 923 /
STREET.
BY virtue of authority vested in Executor g.
OF the last viii and testament Of Il tita ". Muir go
ply, viii sell at Iuhl,c auction. ront of the
RrenIises. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY
IWENTf-F1FTH. A. D.. 1882 Al SIX O'CLOCK.
al that piece or ia Gel 4 groand situated lying and
Deli,g IN city Of Wa~hNvton, ID. C., known and de-
serlbed ground plat and plon of said city, benl,
the eastern part of lot Numbered four a. in fGuare
NUMBERED three hundred and ri nine $685. fronting
20 feet street with der til of 100 feet improved Ivy
ing.
Terms third cash: balance in and two yeers;
notes 10 bear interest and 70 be 10y deed II trust
ON premises sold. all cash at oUt:on Of purchaser
de7o>it Of 800 required at time of sale Convey
aDcng and recording at purchaser cost III terms Of
sale are Iof cnins,ed with in ava the Executor
reserves The rtht 20 sell It siSk and of eia
Ing purchaser. alter g1ylcg ve DAYS s9verti OF
such resale ia some newspaper in Washington D. c.
SAYAGs SMITH.
- tx Est l. VI s.urphy, decd.
DUNCANSON BROS. AnCsione.rs mn ia-,lN.Is
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QUOTATIONS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS to-day
denied the request OF Mr.. Samuel Dbble, that an
investigation be made OF the alteration OF the
Mackey agt. O'Connor
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneerp.
ASb sAawISs MIL iPRoPEEkTY.n coMMoSfS
s 4Ha sEHszsf1GS q SEepE
q f SsasF enS Of
VII oer for pubic saeo saais front Of
b Il e. s' 7s.ss mi Sz aS
ohq en- nsrtasss ss city Ety. Sas51net saa
O. in SQUARE numbered two hundred and ninety four
29 and the west three go feet Of lot numbered three
5 fFs ne Gsf 1850 to-
gether with all the buildings, improvements and appur
the machinery ana a oer xtnrss including all
the purchase money paid in cash. ana the residue
in two equal instruments at a. and (2) years
h notes secured by deed q trust tbs enre prop
erty5 aH ios,sd e. D sAsr,s arq9ssts
"a sNr SALE OF yALqABLE Two sT2RY
f2s Il fh iE1 CRY ES 81 HEE soTd 8
Ne b,:Tsf q f Gamma passed IA
public auction. in front Of the premises the following
on Fl Ss * YMaSh9ap RfFf & "a
5 pay OF e NAN " <. lsSs at FIVE oCLGCK Lots
lots by
story double frame house. used dwelling and bust
1t is good business stand.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
must be paid in cash. the balance in two equal install
ents of one and two years. for which the notes of the
OF SALE will be taken all cash at the option of pur
chaser. The trustee viii retain lien the property
ehase money Paid IN fun; deposit of 800 must be
must be complied with within seven days Or property
viii be resoid at cost of defaultng purchaser convey
anu isf Trustee
GIL T street northwest.
] >. II. COLDWEIAL. AuctlOneer. mis- dkds
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Kingsland Getting BETTER.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., May 16.-Edmund w. Kings
land, treasurer or the Provident Institute for saw
ings, who attempted suicide last Friday, is to-day
reported to be steadily improving, although there
are fears that he will lose the sight OF both eyes
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TEHpMAs LOWING. Anc:ioneer.
nc. IvER's SALE OF MATEp1Al FOR ASPHALT

REC. IyEK'S SALE OF NATEFIAL FOR ASPHALT
PAEEHENfS.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Suare-ne Court of the
District n Columbia, fasscd ia equity No. 643
Dock n. viii eel public auction MONDAY,
MAY EIGHTH, 1852. st FUDI: O'CLOCK z. NJ, at
the asphalt ward, southeast Of l. and North
Capita ttrtcfs. quantity OF material follows
About ttD barre of eli. 1873 two of
aspfa,t 100 loads OF sand aud four tons of hInedust
FerIn1- ON aii purchases less than 800, cash; on
purch.,-eJ sraat3r ttian 500. thiri in cash;
baance t three sig and months secured to the
satisfaction oi the ReeTer ali cash at the option of
the pUr vlascrs.
a29-dtds JANIS G. SFRI6G. Receiver.
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY MAY SIXTEENTH, same hour. b oder
o. heCeifef. m9-dts
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GOOD CHANG Z FOR INVESTMENT.
For sale b. auction the following desirable i'm ~,
pro we'd and unimI royed real estate at the dates ;
mentioned below: In
MONDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIVE 1882, at SIX
O'CLOCK L. M, two-story frame dwelling, No. 500
10Th str ct northeast good sized lot running to
wide alley.
TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY THIRD. 1882. at FIVE
AND A HALF O'CLOCK p. Nj, Lot %, s0uare 544
This lot west side OF Sd street next to northwest
corner OF NJ street southwest and bc bought in
three parts of l6 feet front each to vide alley Aro
lots and 3. square ai4 NJ street to northwest
corner OF Sd street southwest. These lots be bought
in Fix parts OF 162, sect front each to an alley.
SANE DAY, at SIX O'CLOCK M. lot IS, square
All. This lot is the southeas of 7th and X
streets southwest Fronts 20 ON 7th street BY
depth of 100 feet. desirable bus ,rner.
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY FIFTH 1892 at SIX
O'CLOCK PM. lot l. section l. sub of Barry Farm
improved by twost0ry frame houses; situated on
Asylum This property is very desrably located and
should command the attention OF persons who want
homes.
Terms made Known at time of sale.
m15-7t j. L. COLDW ELL. Auetioneer,
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MARRIED.
CAMPBEIL-FOX. On the 18th of May 1880 l,V
the Rev Robert Baer, at the parsonage Of Metropo
titan n. L. church. THEODORE CAMPBELL TO
SALLIE FOX, both Of Mt Holly, New Jersey.
HUNTER-CALDWFLL. On October 18th 1881.
NM Ill. HUNTER, of Georgetown to KATIE CALD-
WELL. of Was hngton.
DIED.
TURNER. Fell asleep in tie arms Of Jesus on thu
18th instant at 1880 a. m, MARTHA TURNER
daughter of the late Ebert aud Ann Turner, after
severe and proacted Illness After fe'e ftful feyer
she sleeps well.
Asleep in Jesus peace full rest.
Whose waking is supremely blest;
NO fear, no VICE. shall dim the hour,
That manfests the Sayiours power.
Friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the First NJ p
Church, corner of Virginia and 9Th street SOUTH
east the 18th of May. at O'Clock pm.
TUR EER. On May Is, 1892 of heart disease. WILL
Lam IpKNEk. in tbe forty ninth year of HE age.
Funeral on Wednesday, 18th, at IL O'Clock from
his late resi- No 2034 Eighth street northwest
terment at Green Mount Cemetery. baltimore.
WRIGHT In this city, May the 10th. 1882. Mrs.
FRANCES CHlPPENDALE. wife of MIR. Samuel b.
Wright, aged thirty five years.
Notice of fu neral Tomorrow.
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'sNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
SALE BY CATALOGUE
THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
OF HIS EXCELLENCY
NJ. OUTREY. THE FRENCH MINISTER,
HIS RESIDENCE.
SOUTHEAST COR. OF CONN. AVE- AND ST..
EMBRACING
ELEGANT PARLoR FURNITURE. ARTISTIC
CABINETa,
LOUIS XIV. TABLE and other Furniture of that date;
SUPERB MANTEL SETS.
Artistic Objects. Turkish Carpets and Rugs,
Persian Portiers, Guipure Lace,
And other fine Window Eangings
BEDROOM FURNITURE TUIEElEE,oG,FE SUPERIOR MANU-
sUpERBLY CARVED
LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
CHINA WARE. SHEFFIELD PLATE.
BAcoARAT GLASS WARE WARE, FRENCH KITCHEN
ALSO,
MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES OF rare value.
FRENCH WINES. &C, &C.:
LANDAU. HORSES. HARNESS,
AND GENERAL STABLE PARAPHERNALIA.
The sale will commence WEDNESDAY,, MAY
SEVENTEENTH, AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK,
ana continue THURSDAY, AT SAME HOUR, when
balance OF Furniture, Library and Engrayings will be
sold and on SATURDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, AT
and Carriages &C., &c.
The articles will be view MONDAY and TUES
DAY. May 10th and 10th, commencing at IL O'Clock
MR.. NJ. B. LATIMER win conduct the sale.
Messrs FITCH. FOX & BROWN are agents for the
property. m5-l3t
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct.oneer.
CHANCEEY SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
flLs tlteII on THE EAST SIDE o. TNES-
IiEfH STEEI.r BE TWEES r ASD + STEEFTS

I'd
I1Ei u 5 IIk!4r. BE TWEEN T. AND SHEETS
MORT VI i FST-NO. 525
By sist!e OF y decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Co'unIba, passed TIE 5th day of JdIy 49,
AID 1851. Equity 1l6. in which Jsl:es Il smith @A
II paiatiH and DsiIic Brooks ~ l. defendants the
uEder-l refl Trustee viii sell, FRIDAY, tn, NINE
t.TEENf1 - " OF MAY. 1882. = six O'CLOCK, in
front or tn premises, the following ProTery Lot g.
Ia square 80, htving front Of 80 inches by
dertn OF about I53 feet 10 inches Improved by three
story brick with large back building. containing about
twenty rooms. and now MS Il a. church Cryhanagc
Terms rescriile1 by the decree; Dne-tlirs, the
purchase money cash. tGo ba-aice paid in slA.
twelve and eighteen months, w N from day
sa-. or the purchaser 1nay t1e Whoa. paTci
ney cash The title to sid Il Shel I've retained
by said Trustee Until the wl,1f ;h. purchase mo-
ney shall have been Paid. A / con yeyancin1 at pur-
chasers 500 depozit Will te sItred when the
property struck of. II the terms II sale not
piled wi IL days after the day Of sale,
TEE the right property at the risk
and coet Of the defaul:irg purchaser
JAMES II. SMITH Trustee,
m9dEds 500 p;b strcef nrrfI,xvevt
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Telegraphic Briefs.

A Winnipeg, Man, dispatch says: The govern
ment general railway act, introduced to secure the
building OF railways in the province, was with
drawn by the government on the second reading.
The fire at Danville, province OF Quebec, men,
TONED in yesterdays dispatch, burned 40 or SO
houses and rendered 200 people homeless
At the annual reunion OF the Sd army corps in
Boston, committee headed by Gen. Daniel Z.
SckleS, was appointed TO visit Gettysburg for the
purpose Of establishing the positions held by the
regiments OF the corps.
man named Henry NJ. Burr was arrested at
Dodgintown. Conn, yesterday, on charge OF
having been engaged In breaking into Eaton, Cole
& Burnham's factory, at Bridgeport, few
weeks ago and shooting Waterman.
Mrs. Kate McKabe, the woman who was shot by
her stepson, Thomas McKabe, in New York, on
Saturday night last, died this morning In the
New York hospital.
Schwab and Rummels the two bogus theatrical
managers who swnded Miss Helen NJ. Lewis out
OF $500 on the pretence that she should be leading
lady in a company about to be organized, were
sentenced in New York to-day to state prison for 8
years each.
The water has fallen considerably in the Schuyl-
Kill river, and the mills at Manayunk. which suS-
pended operations on account OF the flood yes
te rday, have resumed.
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The Vienna Theater Fire.

VIENNA. May 16-Judgment I'm the case OF the
persons on trial in connection with the Ring The.
alter fire has been delivered. Director Jauner,
Herr Nitzche and Herr Geringer We're pronounced
guilty or ccntributory negligence. The other per-
sons accused were ACQUITTED.
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1l'HoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF o STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND iENTH s REETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date uly<rts
Sth; 1919 and recorded in Llber 7S7, folio 49,
Of the land records for Washington county. Dis -
trict OF Columbia, the undersigned Trustees will SELL
on 81 MQ y D.. MAY TIVE IY-NINTH. 1882: at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK I M, i'll front of the
Premises. he folowii- property Lot Of Wilson Il
Caians subdivision Of square 67, having front of %
feet inches by depth of lis feet a Is foot alley
together with the improvements.
Terms One TIN ri cash residue in two equal pay
1ients at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
trrest at ix per cent per annum until paid. and
yeyanCing at purchasers cost $lO0 deposited at the
time of sale.
ROBT. p. DODGE, T.oo.
mIf-dts p A. BARkEIIIEi trustees.
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ss'T,HE CONCORD HARNESS"
GET THE BEST.
II n N a ID ID n

GET THE BEST.
LUTZ & Bro
Aren't fer the sale of The Concord Harness. OF al
kirds and descriptions. COUPE, CARRIAGE aud
ROAD HARNESS specially.
Have opened to-day another very large stock Of the
celebrated Concord Harness and Collars, which offer
At very low prices Every genuine Concord Harness
STAMPED with makers name and trade mark.
TRUNKS. SATCHELS. &C., In great variety at bot
tom prices
LUTZ BRO,
497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ml-lr1 Adjoining National Hotel.
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The Markets

BALTIMORE. May l6-virgnia &c. consols, 6s,l
do second series S5 do; past due coupons. 65; do.
BALTIMORE. May i6.|cotton steady-middline,
quiet: western dull-southern red. I.s5al.3s; do.
amber 1.4Oal As; No. western winter red spot l. $685.
ai4o May, 1924 bid; June; Al asked July. !; sss
Cern southern steady and quiet western shade of
western mixed spot, slss2; May 9. Has2a June 81.
s25f July. s2.tass4; August s3kas44 Oats quiet
mixed. s6a61; Pennsylvania. 60a63: Rye firm. i.O0a
LOS. Hay steady and unchanged. Provisions and
unchanged Butter quiet western packed. lsa26 roll.
15a.2. Eggs firm, 2Oa21. Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee cargoes. ordinary 10 fair. sa9k Sugar
a. Pehs To Hv ees Per
unchanged. Reoeipts.nopr. !, 745 barrels; wheat.
rye. 600 bushels. shipments wheat So $40 bushels
corn. 008 bushels. Sales-wheat Isl. 100 bushels;
corn. l95. $50 bushels.
NEW YORK, May 16.-F1our quiet and steady.
Wheat opened sA cent better subsequently weak and
e s Sos ans ar and t a ssst better Pork
10, LONDON. May t. u 50 P;m.,T: s; bonds. as
Western first MORTGAGE trustees certificates 4S do.
seconds. I5H. Erie, 63s. New York Central. 1904
Reading. 295s. Ontario and Western. 26h.
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A UCTION SALE OF FINE LOTS ON NORTH SIDE
IA OF III STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
AND A-HALF STREETS SOUTHWEST, ON LISE
OF ANAGO2 ia L a1IaRoAD. And NEAR FOUR
ANDA-HAIF STRIE T CARS
On Tt ESDAY AFTERNOON. SIXTFENTHS9S
MAY, AZ SIX ~'CLOCk will se! in front o, S Es5Ass
the isea. arts Of lots and :, square 544 lt
fronting a feet street and running back 1913 feet
to an ale " III be subdived into two lots of y fee,
trout each heSe lots < street and adjacent
to two lines f street cars
Terms. q. sstie. from one to years st per cent
deposit OF go on each lot.
nl0d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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TO.MOEESN.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctionee

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctoneers
wA s2sTtb FH a E., RAfLqR SgITE rPHM
EhAl Hphi RRkhbNf II HAiR
fk 2RTH S%2nYEeTEr JhRks Ant GEH
ffSS GktGE ci HA Az %,ETTSvek
T TEE L ss1y WA1NTT BEDsTEADs, BUREATs
EEXTESsIoS TABLE; WALNUT BRhcE- ARM
hf raHTEb BE5 S.
SST r,A, ~ BUREAUs and AND WAsi!sTAND5:
SHM S ws sEGsE Kf EHHfs GFhS
st ELEVEN O'CLOCK 4: n. IN FRONT OF THE
ONE HORSE (k1N phk kNb GENTLE. GOOD DR1.
On wEpNfsbaH f NAY SEVEN ANP sA EESfa a. TEN
a sa e at n Nor Efee Ss
collect Of Household Effects, to which we ask the
mild WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
7 I. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctoneer
fUBLIG SALE OF THREE VALUABLE BRICK
T4EEN q ASD snIiT ffS STR Id BE
th Ss wi ri as III 6T ma o. f sbs
ises, at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. those three neat two A4t
s ssa sefes sna DS Sd 40 VIII their 1t on
fronts on - street of about II feet 15 feet
alley, feet vide and lighted with gas The houses
VII be sold separately. and free from CIRCUMFERENCE.
Water rent paid for the Whole and taxes to ls day
Terms: One-iialf cash. and balance in twelve months
seued = notes and Of trust on the prees
Sold deposit of $50 each piece of property viii lie
f'' further n'0r'haf 5aM iRRslT FULLERTON {
494 ontsl&na avenue. or to
MIN, .s&15&16 SIC street no, invest
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THE NEW YORK STOCK m.RKr

The following are the opening and closing ,r.,s
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporrsl
by special wire 70 IL II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
80
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TbNHOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
L Real Estate Auctioneers

Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONTING
Pc y |. y i N A AVENUE, BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIX gax
TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of theFFsssf&
promises, We shall sell parts ~ Lots Nos and o. =.
In square 81 fronting 90 feet, soth side Of Penn
syyania avenue, between llth and 18th streets, and
containing /. $50 square feet of ground.
Terms: bue-haif cash. balance in 6, II and Is
months rai by deed of trust with interest at per
cent Deposit If $50 required when property is sold
Convey an ing at Crst 0f purchaser.
m9-d THJS. D. FL HER & CO.. Aucts.
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

AUCTION SALE OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
BY Il. T.. GtDST.
Mr.. D. G. Crosse being about - leave asEn.ton and
take studio in New Enrk, viii offer his entire coiec-
lie auction. - ~
The pictures vii! be exhibition at salcsrooIns
corner OF lO;h street and Pennsylvania avenue Two
days and evening previous 70 SAFE 70 be sold without
reserve TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
MAY SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH, at
LIGHT O'CLOCK Ladies are particularly invited to
Terms cash.
ml0-d WALTER =. WILLIAMS X CO.. Aucts.
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CALIFORNIA CLARET,
$500 PER DOZEN.
Several months ago we bottled q few casks of the
above received direct. 1t is in fine condition
being pure and agreeable We think it will give better
satisfaction than the much higher priced imported.
C. WINNERS.
a25 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SNOw WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS
- and Biscuits will be guaranteed if you use CERES
was awarded the First Premium all other COMPETE
tors at the National Fair in 1879 and the First
Premium in the shape of very handsome gold medal
in 1880 and 1881. The milers claim that one barrel of
other flour in America. STERLING ST. LOUIS
FANCY one of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patent
F1ours offered to the trade It is unexceed by any
other Patent except Ceres and will please the most
cure. RELIANCE splendid Minnesota Patent Flour
made by the celebrated Hungarian Process. 1t very
cheap and beautiful Patent within the reach Of all
one who vii! try it. GOLDEN HILL the old reliable
stand by and the Standard Family Flour of the District
and equal to great many 80 called Patent ours The
Miers or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL have spent
about 600 in remOdeling their MILL and have intro
duced the socelebrated Roller system ard consequent
" Golden Hill is not only magnificent Family Flour
but 1t is re- y patent -four with the great advantage
that it be bought for considerably less money than
great many Patent Process aours not near white
nor nutritious Golden Hill. For sale by all gro
GERS wholesale Depot: corner lt street and Indiana
avenue. VIM. NJ. GAIT IL CO..
OF Hecker's Celebrated Self-rasing Flour and Buck
wheat mS
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LKAE
will leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at $50 ocl'k ?. m, touch
ins at Pney Point Point Lookout and Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81
First class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout
SECOND class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout IS
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock pm
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
trins, leaving Pier Al, East River. New York every
SAIURDAY, at four O'clock pm. and Geo getown
to agent, 63 Water street. GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
ofhee, GLIB 10th street. National Metropolitan Bank
Building; B. 0. Ticket Office 1851 PennsylvanIa ave-
nue.; st. Marc Hotel, and at boat.
Oc23 ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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TE1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

fs'doMA AS DOW LING, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF A DF SIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
NH TWO sMAL- ONL-STORY FAME
BETWEEN AND L STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWEEN ~,
TIE H. al SIX O'CLOCK. i'll front of h premises, Ss;
VIII sell. at public auction part of original Lot
three 81 III square four hlndre and seventeen CID,
fronting sixteen 90 feet north 9th street. with an
even width, 10y q depth OF one hundred (0O) feet
together with all the improvements, consisting of two
small oest0ry Frame Houses, renting. 81 per month
each.
TERMS One half cash balance in six 90 months with
neTert at per cent per annun, red by deed of
Gecd OF trust upon the property eposit of $50
reilr, at time of sale. Ii terns of gale not
pied wit within six DAYS from day of sale. the prep
ery viii he resold at risk and cost default ng pur-
chaser conveyanc Ing at ~nrciiaser's cost
m15-d&ds THOMAS D JWLING. Auctoneer.
ENUILDING LOTS on SECOND STREET AND ON
I'D q STREET NORTHEAST, AT AUG, ION.
On THURSDAY AT EENOON. MAY ELEy e.9.sSs
EATH, at FIVE O'CLOCk We VIII sell. in front OF Sses
the premises Lots 10, IL, IL. IL and a. in
49, fronting 1921 feet ID street east and 10 feet
tulty for spectators ard investors street graded
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one two and
tnre years notes to bear six cent interest
semi annually aud to be secured by deed trust
deposit Of S1cO required each lot at time of SALE
Conyeyanc1ns and recording at purchasers cost.
mS-4t DUNCANSON BIOS. Aucts.
sF-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the rain, until WEDNESDAY,. MAY SEVEN
TEEN H. same hour and place.
mis- DUNCANSDN BROS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
"A AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION,
AT AJt,1InN

On MONDAY, MAY TWENTY SECOND 1882 at ~,
I'm O'CLOCK, l shall sell on the prenses the IF
following property located above: Lot I101432AA
feet. and improved by beautiful Cottage containing
seven good water at door; plenty excellent
fruit and shrn0bery excellent neghsorhocd schools and
churches convenient, and is good healthy place.
Immediately after the sale OF the property, all the
furniture comprising in art
MaiEut hair Cluth Psrior Fun nitIre.
Marble-top Table, Lounges, brussels Carpets.
Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Mattresses and Bedding.
Feather Beds. &c.
China anu Glass Ware. Stoves &C, ml6-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-16
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. auctiOneers.

ASSIGEET'S SALE OF A LARGE AND WFII-AS
SORTED STOCK CT HARDW re. COUNTER
SCALES. IRON SAFE COABINATIpN IOCE
WAGON AND HARM STORE FIXTUhES
COUS fERS. ETC. All AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. MAY FIGHTE- NTH, 1882, CON-
mencing at ZEN O'CLOCK i. NJ. and continuin-,
from d2y t. day until entire stCc il disposed OF, sII
Sell. at the WEI. known store. No 6I2 PennsylvaD
avenue northwest. large and we'll assorted stock of
Hardware, VIZ:
Builders cabinet Goods and Cutlery.
GrCrers. Butchers and Bell ha lPsrs Supplies
Mechanics 10 Is Lawn Mower, BeltiDg and Packing.
Iron Safe Combination Lock, Steel Wheebarrows,
Store Fixtures.
And general assortment Of goods usually found in
FIRST cisss HARDWARE store.
ALSO. AT ONE O'CLOCK. FIRST DAY.
lron SIZE Con. bnatiCn Lock- store Fixtures, Wagon
ami Harness.
Sale positive. it being by virtue of assignment by
Samuel T. Cuttings for the benefit OF his creditors
he attention of the trade and private buyers called
% thu sale.
Terms Cash.
b. order Of the Assignee.
mI3-d WALTER L. W .LIIAMS & Co. Aucts
G BENSINGER aueuoneer
Ns Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
U.s. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
Mss, &c, EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SA1UEDA1 MORNING. commencing at TEN
O'OCiCCh, Special 0ttcntion given to the sales of
Real EsGte aud Personal property. Liberal advances
on oil consignments ljal5l = BENSINGER- Auct.