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HORN SHERMAN l. CO.,
q Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneera
927 T street northwest

927 F street northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON
MAD son STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS,
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofaa%
the District OF Columbia. passed Maya -, 1883, inTH
cause NO 557, Equity docket 49, will sell at.A.
TIE 1883 at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ. in front of
city The di ensions of said lot twenty feet four
an alley.
Terms OF sale One third cash balance In equal pay
ments at one and two years. with interest cash. at
ured by deed Of trust on the property sold An
five dollars must be pal day Of sale If terms are
not complied with in eight days. the Trustee will
purchaser, THOMAS W. TOWIER TRUSTEE
'" NJ SMiIH, Salesman. je7-6t
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GHOICE AND MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
" SITES FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH. 1888 at<e.,
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. l shais'#s
sell, III front of the premises originel Lot III .1
tnore less) in square $780, improved by three frame
houses Nos. no. 2l2 and 214 10th street northwest
valuable for business purposes. ''
At SIX O'CLOCK. SAME DAY, the splendid build
ing Let lrthwest corner 18th and northwest CON
tanning, after some reservation. about 2 200 SQUARE
feet. 'S""AS
And at HAIFPAST SIX O'CLOCK, SAME DAY.
the two choice building SITES Lots Nos Ii and TX In
square No 2s3. having frontage OF 81 on Massa
chusets avenue between 18th and 18th northwest with
an average depth Of about IS feet to en-foot alley
Terms: One third cash; balance six and twelve
cured on property sold 500 deposit each lot sold
Convey ancing at purchaser cost. '
je6-5s WM, p. YOIJNG Auctionaa-
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BIDS for furnishing post Office envelopes were
opened to-day at the Post ONCE department
There were seven bidders, but none from the
District
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CHApoTEAUr's

,NINE Or PEPIONE.
Awinegassful of which contains 10 gramnnes Of Beef
CRITICALLY digested by Pepsine s entirely assima
stomach TO- to DO any previous work l. highly
cents to blood poor or who suffer from
ChlorosH Diabetes. Weakness. General Wasting Away,
Stomach Ache Gastraa Loss Of Appetite or to those
Exhausted by Excess Of Work. Age Fever Dysentery,
Sold by all Druggists ,a22-m&thiy
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Launching of the Amnh,trito

double-turreted monitor Amphitrite was launched
at 2:15 O'Clock this afternoon. Among those pres
perintendent OF Naval Construction Hiohborn,
Chief Engineer Shock, and Chief Constructor
Wilson.
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me BosunOre om0 Potomac ROAD
ANNUAL NETTING or THE srocIHoLpERs-rHB
kARNISos OF THE RoaD-ELEcTIoS or oFYI-
GERS.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company was
held yesterday at the ONCE OF the company In Ra-
timore The annual report states that the gross
earnings from all sources were o. or, 00s 81, COZ
which the Washington line ana tunnel yielded
u oi6 ,o7s76), showing an increase or earnings OF
SlSoS,6aS The total expenses were 500. 52l s.
Tue net earnings were, on the Washington line.
fSl7,sS6i; deduct loss on Pope's creek line OF
ll,ise6e; total net earnings, $500 es6 20; In.
crease IN the net earnings OF $3.50 iS or la per
cent The completion OF the second track Il ex-
pected 10 greatly Increase the business OF the roa.
economic the cost OF operating, end reduce the
running time or trains Directors were elected
as follows: George r. Roberts, Frank Thomson,
George Small, Il. F. Newcomer, William T.
Walters, Dr. Eli J. Henkle and samuel
Cox, 1r. The board reelected officers as
follows: President, oden Bowie; vice president
Frank Thomson: treasurer, John s. Leib: secre-
tAry John Grove
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PROFESSIONAL.

USEFUL FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and comfort hence the elite Of the world, from far
and near, patronze DIR. WHITES establishment 1416
treatment Of Hard and Soft Corns Bpnions Inverted
ington. c., in 1861. Office fee 81 Ger visit for put
ung the feet In order. n2
nR H. L. BOvEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
rheumatism. ChiIs, Paralysis Nervous Diseases, &C.
Infklsh, Russian, Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
gNell. 44l1 Il street, opposite Riggs House. o2O
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SECRETARY CHANDLER left here this morning for
New Hampshire, where he was called by the illness
OF his mother. He will probably stop at Whining
ton, Del, to witness the launching OF the monitor
AmphItrite this afternoon.
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Investigating tho Coupon Frauds in
New York

NEW YORK, June An Investigation OF the
coupon frauds in the controllers Office by which,
IL s alleged, $l6S 900 have been stolen was begun
to-day by the aldermanic committee appointed for
that purpose: The assistant deputy controller ana
Two former clerks In the department. were exam
1ned as to the methods employed In paying inter-
est on bonds
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FELL FROM BUILDING.-AOout 9:l5 O'clock thf
morning white man named John Renehan. abou
forty years OF age, fell from the roof OF an unfln
fshed building on which he was working, on 17tl
street. between and streets northwest, and re
ceived painful but not serious in1urieS
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The Governor OF New Hampshire In-
augufafGd.

CONCORD, NH, June 1.-THE ceremonies atten.
dant on the Inauguration Of Governor Samuel W.
Hale to-day attracted an unusually large number
OF VISITORS and the display OF the state militia and
visiting companies was one OF the finest ever wit
messed here. The governor Was inaugurated a,
noon.
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TEA INsPEcTIONs.-The Treasury department II
informed Of the arrival at San Francisco OF large
cargo OF tea consigned to merchants In Chicago.
and has directed that samples OF the tea be for.
warded to New York for inspection before the tea
Is delivered.
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MAJOR DAVID II. BRoTHERToN, 9TH infantry, will,
at the expiration OF his present sick leave OF
absence, report In person for duty to the COM
handing general department OF Dakota.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to Charles C.
Hartman, postmaster at Graham, Va; John T.
Blades, Choptank, Nd; D. N. Owens, Macomber,
w Va y
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TIE U.SS. TALLAP00sA arrived at the League
Island (Pa.) navy yard at $50 yesterday after
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Bros. Auct,oneers.


DWELLING AND LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
BETMEEN g AND STREETS SOUTHEAST,
, BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded int
1ber No l,024 folio 434. ct seq. Of the Iandf3a
records for III District Of Columbia. and at the e1
P4 l lie auction on TUESDAY, NINETEENTH LAY
In front Of the premises all that certain piece OF
parcel OF land anu premises situate and being in the
city Of Washington District Of Columbia. and known
thi5ty.taree !sS in square numbered eight hundred
mstes ana bounds VIZ: Besinnins for the same at
6! feet and two ca inches north of the southeast
ner OF said and running thence north said line of
said street hfeen 5) feet and two (2 inches thence
west one hundred and ten 110 feet the rear line of
said lot thence south fifteen 5 feet two co inches and
thence east hundred and ten O feet to the place
OF beginning together with the buildings rhts ease
ments. privileges. and appurenances the same be-
longing, or in any wise thereto appertaininS.
Terms: One,third cash. balance in one and two
years. notes to bear cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of trust pre-
post Of SlOS required at time Of SALE conyeyancine
seven days otherwise resale at risk and cost Of default
sale IN some newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
,e7-dsas TH 10 SG f. GaGiAN.I Trustees.
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7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FIAVORIN6
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable and palstabe tonic In all cases
Of s weak digestion and debility: rs sue;
grateful. "-See Medical Press, " LANCE"
british Medical Journal, I" &c.
CAUTION-Genuineo only with the facsimfeof
Baron LtebiEs Signature In Blue Ink across
the Label! This caution is Necessary. owing
Ing in the market
L1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be bad Of all Storekeepers. Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
(wholesale only c. David Co.. Fem
church avenue. London. England. ap27
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A Victim Of the Rarher nroshcr..

WAyRRLY, IA, June THE I'VE men who sue
ceeded In capturing the Barber brothers were all
wounded. Henry karsttng was shot through the
body, and died at l:i6 I'm the morning IL 10
thought that the other four will recover. The cap
tured men were lodged In jail
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The FINDING OF AN EXAMINING BOARD DIsAP.
PR0vED.-Upon the recommendation OF the Secre-
tary OF the Navy the President has disapproved
the finding OF the examining board in the case OF
months ago examined for promotion to q cap
taincy. The examining board found him,
although mentally competent. untitled morally
for the service. II the finding OF the board had
been approved the result would have been dis.
misSal from the navy. AS 1t was disapproved,
however, he will probably be either promoted to q
captaipcY or retired.
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RANGE OF THE THERNoNETBR.-Thef following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oflcer to-day: u am us; II an, 6A4; 2 pm.
676 Maximum, $50; minimum. 72a
RIVER TRADR-Harbormaste Sutton reports ar
arrivals at the river front as follows: Schr. Anna
r. Clark, Wheeler, 100000 feet lumber, Wimsatt 4
Uhler and G. A. Sheehan; Schr. j. G. Mahoney,
Blank, q cords wood. h L Biscoe; schr. Anna
Lacey. Upton: 20 cords wood, J. Q: Garter; schr.
Silver Star, Bland, 20 cords wood, same: barge
Lizzie French, Ewing, N4 tons coal @. L Sheriff;
Miller; barge Harvest Home, Dempsey, ~ tons
COAL P. Pollard; schr. Enticer Bailey, Smith, 500
tons Ice Rich 4 Co
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THOS. BOWLING, Auct. my29- dts

Wa CElsY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
4 2S THE EASE SIRE 3E EoS S
ME s6 t 81 aH iSbhf isL ASH
AND FOURTEENTH O4.lll STREETS
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY For CAPITALISTS
CHANCE FOR GOOD INVESTMENT
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court ofa3H
frst C2lst> day of December, I8S2 in Equity catise
No 7,672 Lqmty docket No = We win offer for sale.
6A{. J, N; TIf EluHTEE STH dstlO. 1883. AT
FIVE 90 O'Clock P ~, Lots four l4). elk (e) and
square numbered two hundred and forty two (242) in
the City of Washington, d. c., according to the
(6) eight s which the court by Its order passed In
said cause has authorized trustees to make and
INC sp-dSslon Is as follows: Lot four % into
90 INCHES Fourteenth Iith) street. lot six tG) into
three lots each fronting twenty eighO
lots to be bounded by the neof the pres
eDt lots and the sub of said lots four as and
Fourteenth street: lot eizhI a. fronting on Rhode
Island TO be subdivde into three lots of eunal
length and fronting Rhote Island avenue. one
aud the ether two each twenty-one (2D in width
by This sub division make i'll all nine go lots for
poses
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree of the
two from DAY of SALE with interest from day OF
sale all cash. at option Of the purchaser The deferred
d dey or b are to be secured BY
trust property sold. All unpaid taxes and assess
menfs are to be paid out Of proceeds of sale If these
resale will be made at risk o. the delinquent
pGrchsser d. Vosit of two hundred dollars (S20J) on
each lot Will be required by rstees acceptance of
bid By tire decree the trustees are ernp0we red TO
postpone the sale from day day in all the prop
srty De not sold on the day advertised. All conveyanc
06 10 " De al purchasers Cost
% William r i. A Fb16Ns; ON Trustees.
"A n,
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HOsTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs meets the
requirements of the rational medical philosophy which
at present prevails 1t is perfectly pure vegetable
remedy. embracing the three important properties Of
tonic and Alternative. It fortfes the
body against disease. invgoratss and revitzes the
torpid stomach and liver. and effects salutary change
in the entire SYSTEM
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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Il FAulI OF FiFTY-FIvE ACRES MAJ FALLS
oHI - II. FsIRFAX CO.. VA; WILL MAXI A
GOpD ii.UCk FIRM Ok TO SUBDIvIDE INTO
b Ii.IING LOTS
By virtne e deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber B.
No. = e ~ of the land records of the county
of FtirfGz. VA viii sell at public auction upon the
premise. G. THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY FIRS L,
1883. at i-ifNEN O'CLOCK A. M, all that certain
tract OF aard known part of the old Benz. Klock
Farnl, ia' nlng hftyfve acres, two rods and four
perches less. together with all the improve
Ments wys rights and privileges to the belong
ing.
Terms: Ca b. All conveyencing at purchasers cost.
DEPOSIT Il SlC0 required u sale. Terms to be CON-
Piled with in days. otherwise resale risk and
cost OF deIAutng purchaser. after five days. public
notiee of uch resale IL The Lyening STAR published in
Washington, ID. @.
E. R. HAIGHT, Trustee
June z. 1883. ie2-l5t%
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g ALE OF OLD MATERIAL.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS, !
WAsHINGroN. d. c., June b. 1885,
Scrap Iron Scrap Copper and Brass Plaster of Paris
and other old material will be sold public auction on
the premises OF the above building, FRIDAY JUNE
FIFTEENTH, 1888, at TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ
applying to this Office W
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
Lient. Col Corps of Engineerr
DONCANSoN bhoo.. Auctoneers. te5-6t
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY No.
TON CITY. d. C.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dist
No $50. jackson Biackwood ct a. we will &z:A
sell at public auction, In front of the premises ON
THURSDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH. isS3. at SIX
O'Clock. r M, Lot numbered 49, of AuYr1stus
Davis, subdivision OF original Lot numbered 8 in
square numbered SIS, in Washington City D. c. i'm.
proved by . three-story brick dwelling with pressed
br front and two-story back building, being hOuse
No 437 NJ street northwest. s
Terms: One-fourth cash; and residue In six twelve
and eighteen months from day of SALE notes being
Even therefor with interest all cash ut option al
the purchaser. Property sold clear Of taxes. A de-
Ross OF slo0 required at SALE and al ct
MAHLoN ASHFORD.
JOB. BARNARD. Z Trustees.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Ancts. " je2.eo&ds
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District (sOvernm ent Affair.


Messrs. l. Wright Son have entered into the
contract for sweeping the streets upon the award
lately made by the Commissioners, and executed
bonds In the sum OF $4,000 Messrs. William NJ.
liam ID. Morrison are the bondsmen Col Wright
Will begin work July !, and is fully prepared to
execute the contract In the best manner.
REQUEST FOR FIRE ALARM BOX:
COL L. N. Bltchelder, deputy QuartermaSter o.
8. A, stationed at the Quartermaster'S corral, In
square 232, on 14th street near the Long bridge,
IN note TO the commissioners requests that fire
alarm box be placed at that place.
REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS
Ihe DISTRICT Commissioners state that they are
OF opinion that their authority to revise special
assessments Is limited TO such as were prepared
under the act OF the legislative assembly, ap-
proved August 10, 1871 Assessments levied prior
TO this act cannot be revised.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
me nre commissioners met last night Chief
Cronins report showed that there had been thir-
Teen alarms struck during the month OF Nay, and
that the loss by fires was 81 1885, S525 of which was
covered by insurance. r. e. Weelen and G. W.
Price were announced PROBATIONARY appointed
On the force in place OF Sweeny and Ellis resigned
ana applications for positions were received from
ROBERT w. Johnson, John j. Stoddard and Martin
J: Grant The chief engineer in his report stated
1maa q, answer 70 can Of the engineer depart
glneer mad reported ninetyone new Ore plugs as
necessary In different places In the District and
CITY and recommended three cisterns to be located
similar needs OF Uniontown, over the Anacostia
river, be regarded. A new flrs alarm signal box
No 142 had been placed on the U. s. Medical mu-
scum on 10th street, between z and northwest.
me poArd adjourned to the 9th instant
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
sohn 81 Tavss application for liquor license
Carroll Rawlings was to-day appointed resident
student to the Washington asylum
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THE LADY FRANKLIN BAY ExrxprrroS.

pleting the work OF scientific observation and ex.
ploration on or near the shores OF Lady Franklin
bay. and for transportation OF men and supplies
70 said location and return, Il Is ordered that LIST
Lieut.. Ernest A. Darlington, nth cavalry, acting
signal officer shall take command or the relief ex-
petition, now organizing. and proceed from this
steamer Yantc TO St Johns, Newfoundland, and
carry out such instructions as he shall receive
from the chief 81, lal of1cer OF the army.
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARWEr
Trefollowfng are the opening anc closing price,
a the New York stock Market to-day, "a reported
tyspecial wire 10 II. IL Dodge, $50 l5th street
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SEWING MACHINES 60

FT1HE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE,
Positively is the lghtest running Machine ever made
its movements easy that the most delicate lady
can use 1t without fatigue Every movement positive
and no springs are used in its construction. makes
beautiful lock stitch and is simple and reliable that
and made adjustable thus making the most durable
Machine before decide for durability convenience
simplicity and beauty Of finish. 1t has equal. Cali
aud examine it at
OPPENHEIMER'S.
Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms
90 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
St Cloud Building.
Good Machines for rent AL kinds repaired myl2
MO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS NOINSOIRNT
IN agent to talk to DEATH but the Finest Assort
ment of all the Leading Sewing Machines at rces that
no canvasser can approach. Renting, Repairing &c
MCKINNEY
my3 427 9th street
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In the assignment OF duties to the ushers at the
Payne obseQules the press department was prop
erly placed In charge OF Mr.. Daniel Lcech, who Is
wel-known to majority OF the journalistic fra
ternity In Washington
colored woman, named Jane Johnson, was ar
rested In the division" this morning, by Officers
Ellis and Thompson, for seriously Injuring An
an old colOred man, named Bragg by striking
him on the head with pitcher.
Detective Breen reports a miraculous escape on
the avenue this morning. About $3.50 O'Clock Mrs.
Josie Manning, OF No. 419 9th street southwest,
was crossing the avenue at 9TH street when she
walked against double team OF horses driven by
ThoS Murnane, Virginia farmer. The horses
passed over her and left her under the wagon,
from whence she emerged uninjured.
MT. Walter l. Dennis, the actor, returned to
his home last evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

II o. HoLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
H. 10th and streets northwest
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T,HoAiAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUST tS' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
DNLLiING HOUSE AND ADJOINING PREMI-
81, u. THE WEST SIDE OF POTOMAC
Sl..E:-F. II GEORGETOWN, NEAR BRIDGE
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE.
Under and in pursuance of decree Of the ST. -
prenle Cont OF the Dist let of Columbia sitting in I
Equity. d!y passe,i III Caue No. 36O5. T. u, Crow '1
ct al. Plaintiffs vs. joseph W Boucher ct al. defend
ants hel:s # the late Alfred III. Boucher the 14th
day o. July 1874 the uBders xned Trustees appointed
In and by said decree, will SELL at public auction on
the premises. on MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1855. at SIX O'CLOCK p Nj, to the highest
bidder the hereinafter described premises and all the
rights. TILE and esat therein OF the late Alfred IT,
Boucher decreased that IL say: All that part of Lot
numbered twenty (20). in the city of Georgetown,
N tire strict OF Columbia. described follows. viz
at oint on the west side of Potomac street
1lo feet Inches south from Prospect street Running
thence south a. feet six inches thence west 81 feet
the east Inc OF lot twenty thence with said
east Line A ieet inches ami thence 81 feet the
point CT beginning. with the threestory Brick House
thereon.
The terms of sale follows, wit One hundred
dollars 10 paid down the sy OF SALE to be forfeited
IN OF compliance with the of sale: one
third OF the entire purchase ney cash within
Gays after confirmation of sale; the remaining two
thirds III two equal instaet5 at twelve eighteen
months from the day of sale, with interest from that
date Full conveyance b Ike made payment of the
ent1re purchase money interest and expenses of
WM A. METoY. ) Trustees.
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NNHE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING
Geloea for Potomac River Lsndngs Lends at
days up. Brent's wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays
down. down, and Mondays and Wednesdays up; Mattox
Packages received and information given at offices Of
6. L. SHERIFF, 1913 and lila Pennsylvania avenue.
6. r. JONES, Agent It'll street wharf mhl2
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INHOMAS. BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE OF BOOKS,
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE ELEVENTH.
ID FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
EXECUTORS SALE, BY CATALOGUE,
LIBRARY OF THE LATE EIIAB KISGNAN
TOGETHER
THREE GOLD WATCHES,
BY ORDER OF KINGMAN AND BOICE, EXECU-
TORS;
BOOKS BELONGING TO OTHER OWNERS,
FNBRACISG
SOME GERMAN AID FRENCH BOOKS
TO BE SOLD All MY
AUCTION ROOMS, s. W. Co. NER PFNNSYIVA.
MA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC,
MONTY EVENING, JU r ELEVENTH 1885,
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS COMMENCING AT
SEVEN O'CLOCK.
jet7t THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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TUNHOMAS LOWING, Aucuoneer


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL PROPERTY On CAPI fOL HILL. BEING
NO. II AND u FOURTH STREET, BE WEEN
EAST CAPITOL AND SOUTH A STREETS.
In OF decree of the Supreme Court of
the Distrst II CclulIbe. igsed the 9Th day of Sd
April, A. T. 1883 III EQUITY cause 8, coo, doc. al A
shall sci ut publ auction in front of the premises
on MONDAY, JUNE HIGH ZENITH, 1883. at SIX
OCLG' 2 ". all and singular those certain pieces
or parcel real property. ssate IN the city of Wash
fngtOr. D. TIE; Cf C0,umbr, and known and cribed
IA SUBJ! o:t,Ted 'G' alf III, +" resIectively, in
square uumtcrc 1871, tro1tn- Attn street. between
East CAPITOL snC Sou str cts, together with the i'm
provence Is e-eOn, CCnsis'ing of Two twostory Brick
Dwen.s 7 he Lot will lie Offered sep9ratey
Terms q g e Prescribed by the decree. are: One
thrG Of tic chase money cash. and the residue
two eqa install Ineut-. pay lie twelve and twentyiour
month lively sf- the day Cf sale with
est, and Ertd b. !irE upon the property the
terms of ssj% III LOt be fuzzy complied with in
week aite thc day of safe, Trustee will sell the
property Ter weeks IN the Evening Star at
Ike ri AID cost Of the first iurchaser. All conveyance
ing al the cost of the purchaser.
H. h. ELLIOT, Trustee.
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