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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
tHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LIME
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON

BETWEEN
THE II! hAsT ws aSn THE NEST.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNeY COUPLER
sehedqe take eject f sU Sf, MAY 18th ,ss,
.r msssnaeoa from station. corner OF New Jersey
sl fSr Shs1 S Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
ashe. and Pasee sen el S.I p :, with
point. without change; i0:l5 NJ. daily 10 ChicsSo
IOr t1;tpbsrs a. $50 ard $40 p. m daily; 40
M :. = Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Joledo and Detroit via Monroevirle. 1o:15 am.
Trains Tor L1f and New York
Ssy sseips sunday p p. and $40 p m. daily. with
"a i Ss ii ;s.$ $50 ' 40
For Baltimore on sundays. $50. 7:l5. g. 1905 am.
- rs a:s5, $. 40; $50. sic s;4op. n. -A'
ysr@.g stste S 3 between Washington and Baltimore
9n For ss:ohs on Mesro SS 4 Ban ncS 7ss
esiiy except sunday, $50 m. 445 and 545 P. m
Cav or Frederick. $50 q M. 10:l5 a. m. and l:45
rorr if ,n.,.s daily - except 1a sunday:
1r. A.. arrive from the West daily s:2o 7ss an.
fro s,, SeS Yosk philaaelphi. 2ss $50 am.
fiol5 az. Asnssnois SO 1850. s:sT pm. Sunday.
From 's4 t. u ha e s.igg :; nm m
ff0p pSs5ie assr@ed|ass sG pain ssns sz;
l aos 81, nd sSS I'm
1rsns ,eaze Ba for Washington a.2 49, $40
sss s.9 10 a.; lis. is 500 snS S5s
Artrsins ircm washinssoa stop At Relay Station e,.
one a5ss sSey he Baltimore
sVenue eo1ner street s sts and lss,
viii be taken for baggage TO b checked receved :;
SrfSf 4 I d s E GEM nH@sss ....
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Wants His Share.
HUSBAND SUES his WIFE TO GET POSSESSION OF


PROPERTY.
To-day Mr.. s. A. Cox, for Owen Driscoll, filed
bill against his wife, johanna Driscoll, for an &C
count, Injunction, &c. They were married in May,
1865. in Georgetown, the defendant being widow
with one child. The bill alleges that they pur.
chased some property and In July, 1865 at her So
ford, and at tue same time he deposited I'm her
name, In the Washington City Savings Bank $500
He further states that soon after his marriage she
became most abusive In her conduct towards him
and so unbearable and outrageous that he was
Obliged TO leave her, and In 1872 he went to the
BLACK Hills, from whence he returned in January
last The bill sets out other transactions by
Which she got control OF moneys belonging TO tho
complainant. The husband says that on his re-
turn he demanded that she give him some security
or acknowledgment OF his marital rights In the
property, but she denied that he had any right or
claim upon her or her property.
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sep7-d&ds
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
" rhoPERTf, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
NO. l2OS II STREET. NOixTHWRS'F

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Or
me NE B ssss o. Conmha psssed in Equity cause
~ hi,n ct a. vi zen e pubic sqcton e front d
PAY OF Let No. IS. in SQUARE No 300 in the city
q Washington d. @, beginning on street north q
resi- est o. tne northwest corner Of aad lot ffnS
s s.ss = fes thence soYth ss feet nches rear
place q beeinning Also the northwest corner Of IS
no ~, IN said square. adjoining the sbova piece.
eiv1ng An outlet TO tho pubic alley and contsfninc
about ITO square feet OF ground together with tie i
provemenfs congsttng Of . three-story bricf haus1
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money in cash
and the residue In three equal instalnaents & six
per cent insrs: secured by Purchssers and
degont Of $1U0 win be required when the psonerfv e
cold. ConveyancinG and recording 6 purchssers cf
REGINALD FEKDAtd. Tfnsfea =.
S25 ~ street northwest.
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FTJHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
Il VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT AUG

On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH e.
1883 at -FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises s:5
shall sell the following described property, viz:
by depth Of 80 feet to an alley The improvements
rooms and cellar. IMMEDIATELY AFTER. house
NO 1872 fronting feet on the west side Of Congress
10 feet The improvements consist of q large frame
COTTAGE containing seven rooms bathroom water and
Ing 46 feet by depth Of 454 feet And at PAST
Eve O'CLOCK. SAME DAY, tive story frame house
4th and 9Th streets northwest IN close proximity the
Terms: One-haf cash; the residue in six months
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
chaser deposit Of 800 win be required Of the pur-
I AZ ne TINE q sale on each piece OF property.
au3O- THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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VsAE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids all expens1ve attendance
no loss q tme handling of fuel and ashes. 1t IL
extensively for running PASSENGER and Freight
~. tnographic Presses, Coffee Mills, Roasters. Pa
- ana hollng Machinery. Lathes. &C., 10 This eD-
great simplicity Of mechanism.
Tot particulars - 10 pricea &c aDply NJ OAlca n
washington Gas Light Co. fylS
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The Lost Steamer Queen Victoria.

CHATHAM ONT. Sept. 1.-THE loss by the burn
Ing OF the steamer Queen Victoria yesterday was
$4,000. insured for $4,000. The crew barely es-
capped with their lives, a fireman being severely
burned. The fire Is supposed TO have been caused
by spark from passing steamer
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A. r. Stewards Estate to be Sued.

CHICAGO, Sept A.-When Judge Hilton closed
up the Chicago branch OF the dry goods house of
A I. Stewart Co. they owed 81 800 Id taxes. of
winch $S,O95 was due the city. Judge Hilton re-
fused to pay these taxes and the matter has
dragged along ever since, the authorities of Cook
county taking no decisive steps towards collect
Ing the amount City Controller Garyey now saws
that he will at once begin an active suit for the
recovery OF the amount due the CITY, -
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OTTAWA. ONT, Sept. 14-Princess Louise has do.
mated picture Of her own painting to the Do
mlMon Natlonal Gallery as memento OF her resi-
dence IN Canada. The picture is 3 feet in length,
and is at present on exhibition In Boston.
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A Coal Minerss Riot.
FJGHp BETWEEN DISCHARGED MEN AND THE co

NEW YORK, Sept A-The following special is
patch from Hazelton says that fearful riot took
place there late yesterday at q coal mine on the
Upper Lehigh. A number OF miners were dis
charged. and they threatened to destroy
the company,s property. The constabulary
were called out, and a terrible night with
pistols occurred woman named Harding
was struck by q ball, and was instantly killed A
young girl OF six years was also instantly killed.
Police Captain Hines was shot through the hand
Nine miners were arrested and eleven revolverS
were found on their persons. number OF men
Were slightly wounded, and several officers were
0adly hurt In making the final charge In captur-
Ing the rioters One OF the miners took refuge in
his house and fired at the officers. They returned
the nre and rallied and captured their man. FL
nally quiet wa restored
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MARRIED.

REYNOLDS-FALRFY. On August 22d 1884 "A
81 Mary's church, Chicago. H. by the Rev A. 0onlet
JOSt PHI RElNoLDS and MARY FALLEY both Oh
Was hington ID. c.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
ENTIRE CONTENTS, FIXTURES &C.. OF THE
CHESTER COUNTY ICE CREAM AND CON-
FECTIONERY SALOON. No. $40 NINTH
SThEET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEVEN.
TEkNTH; 1889. commencing at ZEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ, we will SELL the premises the entire Fixtures
Furni ture, Stock in Trade &C.. of the above men
toned saloon, comprising in part Of
ri. Il. Tables
Walnut Cane Seat and Oak Bottom Chairs (new).
Show Cases, Shelving,
Coolers. FreeZers (about 1907.
Ice Cream Machine,
Counters Mirrors
Plated Ware in great variety.
Baking and Cooking Utensils
Table Covers, Cutlery, Crockery.
Napkins, Straw Mating
Brussels Carpets, Oil Cloth.
With ether articles usually found In first class ga
LOOM together with good WILL 1t will first be offered
an entirety and satisfactory bid obtained it will
be sold otherwise it will immediately lie sold in detail
sepl3-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 226 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHEAST, IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO THE CAPITOL. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBERA
TMhLFIH, 1883. in front Of the premises ats s!s$a
FIVE O'CLOCK, I shall sell the above resi- nz1
dence. The improvements consist of . three story
pressed brick, containing nine rooms. with bath room
and cellar; gas larObe stove and CRATES. The house
has been put in thorough repair having been paPered
TO the Capitol makes very desirable property either
as q home or an investment
, Terms: II. 900 cash; the balance at one two and
three years, with notes bearing interest at per cent
Per annum until paid and secured by deed of trust
sne property sod All conveyancing at purchasers
SlOO deposit required at time of sale.
sep4-d THOS. j. MYERS. Real Estate Rroker
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN CON-
sequence of the rain. until TUESDAY, SEPTEHBER
EIGHTEENTH same hour and place.
sepi2 THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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AWARD or CONTRACTS FOB PoLICRNRN,s HAfz-
The contract Tor the police winter hats Wae to-
day awarded to B. II. Stinemetz Son. The hat
Is 70 be OF tho Baltimore police pattern coet RI
The contract for summer hats was awarded %
Auerbach Bro. tho hat 70 DO Of straw, and 10
cost 81 Ia Is
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E,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TyyHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF
CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Comprising about 3, OC0 volumes, many Of them
FINELY ILLUSTk ATED AND BOUND.
Being consignment per Steamer Hbernian, from Lon
don, Eng, to be sold at my
BOOK SALESROOM,
SOUTHWEST CORNER ELEVENTH ST. and PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE n. W.,
- WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1888 at O'CLOCK
p. NJ, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
sep10-7t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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FOLEY. Auctloneer.

M FOLEI. Aucuoneer.
win sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goo g. con-
tanned in store No. 98 1h street northwest, auction
commencing EVERY AkJRSING AT TEN-AED-
A-HALF O'CLOCK. end will continue from day to day
until all is disposed Of.
Tho stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods velvets
Casbmeres Table Linens, Towels Napkins. Martelles
Isses and EmbroideEes Dress Shirts sheetings in all
widths Cassimeres, Flahnels Dolnestics of all kinds
Lawns and other articles too nuIaerOus to mention.
Ladies specially invited to attend SALE the
goods are fine and viii be sold witho t reserve.
jy30 Nj. FOLEY AEctioneer.
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Another Unsuccessful Search for the
Greedy.

DUNDEE, Sept H.-The captain OF an Arctic
Wnailng SNIP which has just returned from a
searching inquiries OF the natives along the coast
put learned nothing relating to the Greedy expe.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

fire, early this morning, destroyed the Brook.
iyn 1T Ieliohat works OF VIM. A. Bogln & Co., at 2ss
10 So1 PARK avenue, and the Novelty straw-hat
factory, owned by Charles E. Everat at Hall street
and Park avenue.
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old WIZ AND OLD HRIEND8 ARE KNOVN A.
" IN besk o yUeTHS Old Stand kncvp for yeaa
g de only plnco whore 6rUtclaD 6HOOHD-RaN1
CLOTHING an b odd q ssVsctahas peIoss. xddrsas
jUsTHs oN sssna 10. ele D szsst bssvs.a sn ana
IN G1xeetB nurthvoG6
AsSs-& oo ~ 0aA pgompuy sgssnde6 e. ~
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IL TKHSIEE SALE LOT OUn IN SECTION ONE,


Il IkUSIEE SALE LOT F. UK IN SECTION ONE.
IN THE SUBDIVISION OF BARRY FARM d. G.
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated SeptemberSy4ek
fSan Z; iSal and recorded in Lber No. COS
rict OF Columbia, and further by virtue of decree Of
e supreme Court OF the district of Columbus. passed
on the Ith day OF March, ID. 1879 in Equity Cause No
1885, VIII sell az public auction in front Of the prem
lses on SATURDAY. the FlF iEE TIL DAY of SEP
iEMBER, I'D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following real estate In the District OF Columbia TO
wit Lot No. 4, in section No. ], in the subdivision
Of the Trustees of Barry Farm according to the plae
thereof OF file in the office Of the surveyor of
ton county. District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance in
sx and twelve months. with interest thereon deposit
OF $50 to be made at time % sale. Terms not com
pied with In ten days the Trustee the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of defaun
purchaser The title to be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount Of purchase money has been paid
JAMES L. WORMLEY. Trustee. go 9Th St NV.
6epS-d&da
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL, WOOD. ICE. AND STA
OFFICE OF THE MARSHAL OF THE US,rrn,
STATES FOR THE DIsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Sept. Is, 1888. }
sealed Proposals Endorsed Proposals for Supplies
TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1883, for the
following articles for the Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia and for the United states
Court House, Washington, D. G., in such Quantities an
may De required for during the year ending June
50. 1884. viz:
COAL.
WOOD,
ICE.
STATIONERY.
to the several articles required
anuu,ipS s o. stationery, &C.. may be procured on
Ane right Is reserved to rejsct any and all bids
seplS-6t U. 8. Marshal District OF Columbia
mfno'EhENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT WASH
PROPOSALS FOR FILLING
UNITED STATES ENoNEER Oyrrcr
ZIjo Pennsyivani1 avenue n "
WASHINGTON. ID. c., septamber l2 IAaa
Sealed Proposals in tripcate will be received nj t;.
ofhce until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. on SATURDAV
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-oECOND. 1888 and 0nene1
immediately thereaser for filling about six acrcs OF the
Potomac Flats. near Easby's Point Specincationss
forms OF proposal and all necessary information can be
obtained on application TO this ONCE. ~
sepl26t PETER @. HAMS. Major of Engineers
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FINANCIAL.

HomE INVESTMENT.
GHaORE MICA MINING 90.
Offer For Sale
s., 600 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BONDS
These Bonds have four years to run, bearing DER
cent interest, guaranteed and payable quarterly.
zach purchaser of 500 Bond receives as bonus 100
Shares OF the Capital stock, full paid assessable
The amount offered being limited, early application
IS desirable. Send for prospectus or apply for all
information. either at the Office of the Company 633
street northwest, or wv
ADAMS CO.,
500 street northwest,
Samples Of Plate Mica and Mica in the rough can be
seen. aust I'm
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TOMORROW.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
FINE PARLOR AND WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER FURNITURE, FANCY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES, FORTY NEW AND SECONDHAND
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. To-
GEIHkR WITH NERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
ALSO.
CARRIAGES, BU6GIES AND WAGONS
At auction on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIF-
TENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, within and in front of
my auction rooms.
No postponement on account of weathe r. sep13-N
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STEAMERS.
& UKTH GERMAN LLOYD
.sur-yn

KUKTB GERMAN LLOYD
IN sTEAAsHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvHR
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON BREMEy.
lie steamers of this cUnlpany viii sail EVERY WE'D
NSDlG AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street, Hobcken. Rates of passage: From New
York T. HGvTe, London, Southampton ant. Bremen,
frst cabin 500; second calan. $50 stecrae $50 pre-
paid sssrase certificates {22 For freight passage
apply to OELkICIIS CO., Bowling Gresn. New
York: ". G- MEIZElSOTr & CO., go IenuSyIyaI.ia
avenue northwest. Agents ior WASHINGTON. 1al2
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MARRIAG8 LIcENsEA-Marriage licenses have
Deen Issued oy the clerk OF the court to James
w. Anderson and Della Riley.
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JUDGMENTS By DEFAULT were taken before JUDGE
James to-day: Sodium agt. Kaufman. Nersereau
agt Savage, Walker agk Phillips, Nitsch Kuhn
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--latest TGleglans to Hle Star.
Barbara miller,s Fate.

4 WU4XN HANGED IN RtCHG0N0.
RICHMoND, Va, Sept 1k-Barbara Miller. col
ored, was hanged here to-day for completely IN
the murder OF her husband tn February last.
Charles Henry Lee. her accomplish, was hanged
on the ID OF last month. The execution to-day
toOk place In the tail-yard Of the Henrico county
courthouse. and was witnessed BY about 100 peo-
pie. The drop fell at twelve minutes past Il
O'Clock. She died nom strangulation. Several
Thousand persons were In the vicinity OF the Jail
Everything passed on orderly.
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The Labor Protective Union lied 4 certtfcats OF
incorporation to-day with the reccFder OF deecs
The onicers for the past year are Nahalia WI
uam4 president; Carrie Harley, vice president:
ChaFi0tfe Massey, treasurer: Susan WsshinQton'
financial secretary; ! 7. Andeuon, recording &C.
yctary.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
rT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.

rTyHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SOUTH
SIDE GRACE STREET. Between HIGH AND
PUIOMAC. GEORGETOWN, ID. c., AT AUG
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, sEPTEMBERA
FOURTEENTH. 1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR SCI
gtLOCh, in front Of the premises. shall sell Lot -
s havinx front Of 80 feet by by depth Ct % e0z0o
Ieef TO an alley, being No. 33l4 Grace street between
hiRh and Potomac. improvements consist Of two
story frame containing ei9ht rooms.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Lot 70, in Of above
property, 20 75-laexT4 47-i0O, improved by . small
frame dwelling, being No. 3210.
ierms made known at sale.
seplO-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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., LONDON, Sept A-The French naval forces at
Tonquin, under Admiral Bouet, comprises the
ironclads Bayard Of guns, the AtIante OF 10 guns
the Tromphante OF guns, the cruisers TrOvfIle
and Chateau Renaud, the transports Anna
mite and Myttio. each carrying 2
guns, the gunboats Lynx and Vipere,
each carrying guns, and the Fanfare, the Leop-
ara and the Surprise, each carrying guns
There are sloops carrying an aggregate OF z
guns, and dispatch boats carrying an aggregate
OF "A guns Two torpedo launches are also at
tached to the fleet
LAST DAY OF THE DONCASTER RACES.
, LONDON, Sept. 14-This was the last day of the
Doncaster september meeting. In the race for the
Doncaster cup Thebals walked over the course for
the stakes.
THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS Sept. At Is announced that the gov
ernment has at present no intention to convene
the chamber OF deputies before the 22d OF October
Wendell Phillips in Favor OF Butler.
BosToN. Sept N.-Wendell Phillips, in letter
to the Boston Advertiser, denies the current re-
port that he has changed hts views regarding Gov.
Buffers reelection. He says; II shall han his
asy,ing the state from the republican INCUBUS
Wnich weighs SO heavily upon it." MIR. Philips
concludes: 81 think he certainly ought to be re-
erected. Probably he VIII be reelected, and he
may safely challenge comparison as to his career
ter In the state"
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NHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHUMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
On WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
NER.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis a.
trlct OF Columbia passed on the 9th day Of March,
VS. MarsRail ct al we will sell WEDMESDAY. the
1883 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front
Oh the premises Lot numbered ftytwo 62 n square
CITY OF WASHINGTON. District of Columbia.
Terms: One-thrd cash. and the balance in two equal
DAY OF sale at six per cent all cash. If de-
sired. deposit OF SOD required and all conveyan-
cling at purchasers cost.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee.
500 9Th street northwest.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
sepl4- dads Alp 9th street northwest
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTfHUMAS DUWLING, AuCtlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA-
DtNSBURG, Md
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 26th "A
day a June, 1879 recorded in L1ber A. L. b No.
folio $40. ct seq OF the Land Record Books 1
for Prince eieoEges county, we shah offer for sale at
the EIGHTE&NTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1888 at
TWELVE O'CLOCK A., all that lot or parcelof ground
lying IN the town OF Badensburg, in said county and
stats OF Maryland, known and distinguished on the
plat OF said town as Lot No. Thirty eight $3.50.
INN kD1ATELY AT Ell; the sale of the above we
shall By virtue of the deed. offer all that parcel
OF land, known as Lot No. Thirty nine S39), in said
manson Penn and the lot Of ground owned by Benja
brick dwelling of three stories. in a good state Of
preservation.
Terms: One fourth cash. balance in one two and
three years, for which purchasers notes viii be
CURED bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the PREMISES all~cash, at the option of
purchaser. All conyeyancin9 at purchasers cost
seps1o. aE SHaE9 s sE HUpFIhit Trustees.
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ADM1NISTRATOR'S SALE OF HORSE HARNESS
TWO BUGG1ES AND FAMILY CARRIAGE,
~ On T. SATURDAY 4;I SEPTEMBER f1FTEENTH. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, In front Of my salesrooms /
Will sell one sorrel horse two buges one family car
Tiese and lot Of harness. being the effects of the late
Terms cash. VIM. II. WEST,
sep13-2t Admiustrator
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CHAuNcE1 j. REED @

CHAuscrY j. REED GTYn
Offers the following Special Bargains in
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
No. LA Double Round, deliberately finished Rose
wood Square Grand Piano, made by VIM. Knabe & Co,
little, and without scratch. Price only $3.50 VIZ
No. IA Superb Upright in handsome ebonized
bv has no PER of sa6 price
No. "a full 7-octave Rosewood Piano. carved legs
oyerstrung base good as new, used three months by
No: 4-Fnn Loot. Piano, with overstrung base made
py Marshall FEauver, OF Albany, N. Y, and worth
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Upright Piano (newl offered by manufacturers at SI75
NO: Ga genuine Daniel F. Beatty. SIPS; ~ Stoop
Co., $50. ~ " '
No; Especial prices in the matchless Shonineer
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plete chime Ut bells; sold on IS monthly payments.
y. j. REED,
auZU 433 18th street northwest.