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DOWLING> Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF SECOND
AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. C.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated January -
Goth. 1869 and duly recorded in Iiber T. 4 r., E4
No folio 1884, ct Of the land records of 4.
the District Of Columbia, and by the request in
writing Of the party secSTsd theEs6y the nnaersignsd
DAY OF MAY 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of
the premises the following described real estate situate
in the City of Georgetown, District of Columbia to
wit: "All that piece and parcel of ground lying and
eng The r at 1on on q sree o
numhered one hundred and seventeen in Beatty and
back of said width of forty feet 70 the depth of
hundred and fifty feet to the rear line of said lot with
the brick dwelling house and buildings thereon"
Terms Of sale s2 600 amount OF debit with interest
from October ID $780, and Of sale under the
trust in cash balance in six twelve months APP
proved notes. bearing interest and secured the PREM
ises sold the purchaser the whole purchase
money in cash deposit Of 900 required at time of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise
the right IL reserved SELL after FIVE days public
tice at the risk and Of the defauting purchaser
All conveyancing and ing at the purchasers cost
my3dts WILLIAM L. DUNLOP Trustee.
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Nomination. TO.Day.

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Surgeon Grove S. Beardsley 60 be medical In
Spector L. - y.
Horace b. scott, OF Connecticut, to be an assist
ant surgeon, L. 3 N
Victor c. B. Means, Of North Carolina, to be an
assistant surgeon.
I. McF. Patton, OF Oregon, 20 be consul OF the
L nlted states at Osaka and Hiogo.
Rudolph w. Wol1sohn OF New York TO be con-
sui OF the United States al Mannheim.
Postmasters-Algar NJ. Wheeler, Of Danv1lle,vA
and number OF others .
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TRgsTEE's SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK, WITH
FRAME AND BRICK ADDITION, NO 2l29 a
STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT 81 q. 11xITS r0

FRAME AND BRICK kDniTf0N M 'o Maia q
STREET NORTHWEST. AND LOT So 6-l2xl7S 70
ALLEY TWENTY FEET WIDE ~
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 18TH 1881 -
and duly recorded in Hber No 96S folio l72 ct seq
ba and at the request Of the party thereby
will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the
premises ..on WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTH 1884 at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ the wester9most Two-third Part
Of Lot No In square No. e in Washington city. D.
back with that width the whole depth Of the lot.
Terms Of SALE one third cash. OF which 300 must h
paid at time Of sale and the balance in equal payments
In six. twelve and eighteen months to be secured by
cent and deed Of trust on the property sold
all CASH at option Of purchaser Conveysncing and
piled with in six days from day Of sale else Trustee re-
right to resell at risk and cost Of purchaser
default. r. II. SWAYZE Trustee
WM +. HOFFMAN, Attorney. ap26-dt1
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap25-d&ds
CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY FRONTING THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY FRONTING THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN ELEyENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofeass
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause{&
No STS4 the undersigned Trustees. will sell ate-
public auction. WEDNESDAY. the SEVENTH DAY
OF MAY, A. D. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p ~, in front
of the premises all tina, parcel Of ground situated In
city Of Washington. D. c. known and described part
Of lot eight 3D. in square three hundred and twenty
three 1888 beginning for the at point street
north twenty four t2 feet from the northwest
OF said lot and square and running thence east sixteen
feet thence south seventy feet alley thence
feet thence north seventy feet to the place of
beginning.
Terms of sale One third % cash, and the residue in
two % equal lnstallments in six and twelve months
with interest from day Of SALE the thereof be
secured by the promlssory notes OF the purchaser
purchasers and lien retained on the property the
whole of the purchase money be paid In cash The
terms Of sale must be complied with within ten days
from day Of sale otherwise the will be resod
the risk and cost Of the defaulng purchaser after five
days public advertisement OF such resale in The Even
ing Star" deposit of $50 will be required
the property is knocked of All conveyancing at
Of purchaser purchasers
NM +. MATTINGLY
435 9TH st n W., | rr.
WILLIAM J. MILLER. { Arustees.
ap2o-d&dS Office 4oG Louisiana ave-,
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NAVAL ACADEMY ExAMINATIoNS-The annual ex-
animation at Annapolis this year will only last
week, beginning June I'd The diplomas will be
awarded June 9Th. Upon the arrival OF the naval
cadets of the class OF 1852 who are attached to the
Pensacola, the final examination OF the members
OF that class will begin. The Pensacola Is ex-
D0cted daily at New York.
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PITTsBURG, Pa, May 6.-This week will probably
close up the coal trade OF the Monongahela river
Joseph Walton & Co.'s mine, OF the second
pool, will shut down tomorrow and the works Of
ONeil CO. which have been idle several
weeks on account of q reduction being offered the
miners, Will not resume until the fall trade
opens. The consequence will bea general stop
page; tOw-boatS will be tied up in few days and
their crews discharged. over 5000 miners will be
thrown out OF endowment
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TIE PRESIDENT will go to Newport tomorrow,
but has not determined whether he will 60 In the
morning or afternoon. He Will be absent during
the remainder OF the week.
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GOul0'S influence ON the Os Pc StOCks
NEW YORK, May 6-WALL STREET. 1875 am
It is said that the depression OF Union Pacific
stock is caused by Mr.. Goulds desire to keep Sidney
interest tried to GUST him. and therefore MI Gould
forced the stock down to enable himself and friends
(amOng whom is Vanderbilt) to buy enough stock
at cheap rates. Those In Goulds confidence de-
clare that Wabash will not be allowed to 60 into
the hands OF receiver II is not denied that 1t ls
to reduce the interest and enable the road to get
out of its trouble. The bondhoders are ready to
consent to the funding, as by this means they can
save more money than by forcing the road into
bankruptcy.
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Severe Storm i'm the West.


RISE IN THE RED RIvER-DKCISION AGAINST THE
HEIRS OF THE LATE THOMAS A. SCOTT.
SHREVEPORT, La, May 6.-There has been q rise
OF three feet inch In the Red river during the
past forty-eight hours and 1t is still rising Re-
ports from above are OF heavy RISES and the water
Is pouring in from the rivers and b0yOus. The
weather is threatening, and heavier floods than In
February are anticipated.
Judge Boorman In the United States court yes
terday decided against Thomas A. ScOtts heirs In
their suit against the city of Shreveport. The suit
was brought ito recover 32S, with per cent in
terest since 1879 by Mrs p. Scott, Anna d. Scott,
and n. D. Buckley.
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MA R 10 led.

EEENFY-EDwARDS At the residence 81 ths
brides mother No 1902 Sixth street northwest sunday
evening May 4th 1884 by the Rev. DR. Domer, JOSEPH
kEENFY. of New London. Conn, 10 ISABELLA q
EDWARDS, of Washington, ID. C. No cards. lts
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L,OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE
Il PREMISES,
ON TUESDAY. JUNETHIRD, 1884. ATTwELvEM,

Seminary HILL Va residence OF the late Bishop Johns
situated in Fairfax county Va, miles WASH
healthy and in the immediate vicinity Of the
Home School" for girls Fine panoramic view Of the
Potomac and surrounding in the way of pleasant
society and Oh urch privileges make country home
desirable Sixty acres attached.
Terms: One-third cash Time payments made to suit
purchaser Parties now living the place will show
the property to any persons desiring to It Posses
ARTHUR HERBERT. Executor,
ar,1f.eO1st Washington 10
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THE WEST PoNr BOARD OF vnrruRA-Tne
President to-day appointed the following board OF
visitors TO West Point academy: Gen. +. W. Psi-
frey, Mass; L. T. Mosher, oregon; Henry hay
mond, w. Va; Geo. + War1ng, Ir., r. l.; Geo ".
Houk, Ohio; Gen. Daniel Ruggles, Va, ana b
GratZ Brown Mo
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ap26-eo11t
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON FIRST
STRFET BETWEEN d AND NORTHWEST =.

STREET. BETWEEN AND E NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust. recorded IL Iiber No
lOIO folio 1s0 ct seq Of the land records for the
District of Columbia and by consent Of party Civ
premises ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY SEW
NTH 1884. ut HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, al that
piece or parcel Of land known psts and plans Of
city of Washington. d. G.. lot numbered thirty
numbered Eve hundred and seventyone 57l). together
with improvements, ways. easements &C.
months bear six per cent interest and to be
chaser Conveyancing &c, at cost Of purchaser. A
deposit of 900 required at sale Terms to be complied
my2-dGds WATSON J. NEWTON. Trustee.
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During dense fog In Chicago yesterday the re0
OF a suburban train was run into by q locomotive
splitting the last and telescopinC the OthGr
two, pinning the passengers In the broken timhess
and flooding the interior with steam from the
engine boiler. Two persons were fatally ana
about twenty Others seriously injured Eng1neor
Terwflger, OF the Grand Trunk train, was arrested
but released on bonds
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PROPOSALS.
FOR FRESH BEEF.
Il OFFICE A. G.. s, WASHINGTON BARR

L1hUPUSALS FUk FRESH BEET
Il OFFICE A. c. s., WASHINGTON BARRACKS D c.,
April 29th. 1884.
Sealed Proposals IN trpcate subject the usual
Cltons with copy of this advertisement attached will
be received At this office, until TWELvE O'CLOCK
NOON, on TUESDAY, MAY THIRTEENTH 1884 at
WHICH time and place they will be opened presence
bidders for furnishing and delivering the Fresh Beef
required BY the Subsistence Department, T. Army
this POST for TO troops thereat during the fiscal
year commencing July l. 1854
The contract for Fresh Beef shall be construed
involve the United States obligation for payment
IN excess Of the appropriation granted by Congress
that purpose.
The Beef furnished mus. be from cattle which shall
nst not iess than five hundred and fifty $50 pounds
when dressed
Proposals must be accompanied By guarantee signed
by TWO responsible persons. the IarantOrs justify
the sum OF IS 900 proposal no. accompanied by such
guarantee Will not be considered
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes and
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to
The undersigned The Government the right
REJECT any or all Proposals Blank proposals. giving
formation q TO conditions. quality Of Beet. payments.
amount OF bond. &C. must be obtained by application
10 this office SEBRRE' SMITH
my94 LIST 1t ID A G. g
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APri.oner Fatally Burned.

CHICAGO, Ill, May 6.-The Times, Springfield,
Mo-. dispatch says: The calaboose at North Spring.
field was burned early yesterday morning. The
occupants, Glen Cecil (white) and Green johnson
{colored), were rescued by officers. Cecil died in
the afternoon. Each declared that the other fired
the building
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Spn1Na1sa A SURPRISE
UPON THE PUBLIC

We have no desire to appear before the public bra-
garts but we must in justice ourselves state that
very lucky investment At Just the right moment has
abied us to offer to the people Of Washington and
ity bargain lot Of Fine Clothing When we say fine
we mean something superior to that usually found in
clothing stores and the Low terms 1T which we secured
the goods enables to make the following extraord-
nary Offers:
ATWOOD Cashmere Suits. $50
imported Cassimere Suits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
imported Cashmere 4-button Getaway. ....... 14O0
FINE Corkscrew Suits 1850
Stynsh Getaway Suit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 962
f1ne BLACK Worsted Suits. .................. 1000
imported Worsted Suits. 1AOO
Ao1' va 0aacA Ofess suits. 1ooO
Indigo Blue Flannel Suits from o. upwardA
We have full line Of Mems and Youths Suits from
Sh25 upwards
We have full line Of Boys and chndrsns Suits from
e2upwardR
PANTS! PANTs.. PANTs...
We have full line Of MenS. Youths and BoyJ Pants
from o. 20 upwards
Childrsns Pants from 80 cents un
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER sxvxNTH And q sxRx11a ap2l
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A Panic An W.,l e..
AFHufC In WNII SlFePt.
THE EFFECT OF THR MARINE NATIONAL nANI
FAILURE

NEW YORK. May 6-The Posi- SAYS. The stock
market, after opening irregularly lowpr tnan losf
night, continued weak and feverish until aboVN
ll:l3, when II began Ia weaken and larre afuc1pta
or the active stocks were thrown upon The raarNnt
il II presumabe that this at frst nsfaKen fuP
a ruse OF the bears, as the market was to,erA61Y
Well supported up TO that time But imppediaeeS
afterwards IL was announced that the Marine "A.
tonal Bank, as Wall St, had closed ia doom being
unable TO raise the money 20 pay its debt Oh about
$SoO,op at the clearing house to-day Frrm MIS-
the market ran down rapidly, and iust afpef ~
when IL was reported that Messrs OrGnf
& Ward would be obliged 10 suspend IN
consequence OF the suspension or tie ~.
rine National Bank, the market pecsmo
panicky stocks weretumbed out In all sorts OF lUc1
from the ordinary lot OF 100 shares up 70 BLOCKS 4
1900 shares in lump, and the general Decline IN
the hour 10 HAS ranged from 20 sk Der cfnt tl6B
latter on Union Pacific, which sold down % ~,
Missouri PACING declined 2S 20 nv; Northern "a
sihc preferred, TO 5ssi Enc, q per cent 20 IN;
western, ~ TO aes 81 Paul. IL 70 sSx; North
western, TO Ill y; oregon and TranscontahenS4a.
= 10 LIS, Reading n 10 4lh, kacnwsnnA "a %
ll1h, Louisville & Nashville y 70 an n Soe Is
minutes before IL O'Clock there was Temporary
and partial recovery from the panic, ana prices NJ
covered u 10 III per cent, the latter on Missouri
Pacific 10 $685. But Immediately after 10 the Nh.
Ing WAS renewed and though the market wtBnot
SO pancky there was a continuance on the declim
TO lower prices than those above mentioned
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1SAL. I IhOhf my - neV thYeH6, q, North
Carolina sizes. old. iosA bid today
BALTIMORE. May Cotton dull-tnsddlins l1x
Flour quiet and stesdy. wheat-eouthern etesfy
ana nrn. western lower closing duh; southern red.
red srSt and May oSS.l o. June io7ssi Os July.
and firm western DUH and lower southern ~hite.
Soa65h do yellow. e9s6s; western mixed spot 90 hid<
southern ssa42 western white dad do miIed Salo,
PennsylvaniA ssa42 Rye quiet esA7o Provisions
articles unbalanced Freishts 70 Liverpool per steamer
duL.co,ton, ii-64d nour, I'd ais: grain 2h.h. Re-
corn. 5000 bushels. oats, 1000 bushels: rye, zoo
bushels Saies-wheat $4,000 bushels. corn. il000o
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fNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STREE.
IL PROPERTY
TTHos. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

By virtue of deed Of trust dated July o. 1882 NJ
and recorded in Liber No lO11 folio 317 ct seq ~
OF the land records Of the District Of Columba,AA
and at the request Of the party thereby secured the
dersgned win offer for sale at public auction IN front
OF the premises. on FRIDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH, 1884
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, Lots So and So, in George 81
Balochs subdivision of square 800.
Terms One-thrd cash; the balance in three equal
notes OF bearing interest from Day Of sale
taken If terms not complied with in seven days
from sale property will be at risk and cost Of de-
800 viii be required at time of SALE and all conveyan
cling and recording will be at purchaser'e cost
THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,l ,r.
JOHN ". PILLING, : trustees.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auctoneer. my6-eokds
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Ei9ht.Hour Bill Defeated


ALBANY, n. Y, May 6.-The bill limiting the
hours of labor to per diem was defeated In the
assembly to-day.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN AND e

., BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofaa6
December. 1883 land amended on the 7th day Ok
december, lSSSl IN equity cause No. 1864, Doc 80
plaintiff and John Tyler and others are defendants
shall sell to the highest bidder in front of the premises
con At F1TR oGLoSK NJ sAIURDAY
seven 90 eight 3D. nine CO.. ten tl0) and eleven I'D in
the Of lot No. one o. in square No six hun
covenants and eond9ns set forth and described in
deed OF partition, dated December 90 1871 entered into
by and between Andrew Wylie and May c., his wife,
and Margaret Heze and recorded with the plat of SUBJ
land Of Washington county in the District Of
Columbia Also. all that part of said lot d. in said
square No $50 at the northeast thereof fronting
on North capitol street thirty $3.50 feet and ten 0
inches by depth of one hundred and twenty l2O feet
Terms OF SALE as prescribed by the decree
OF the purchase money in cash and the balance in min
g! and eighteen 90 months from the date Of For
give their notes drawing six go cent interest per
annu secured by deed deeds Of trust the prop
erty purchased deposit of fifty $3.50 dollars on each
lot must be made when the property is Knocked down
All conveyanc1ng to be at the cost Of the purchaser or
purchasers. JOHN C. HEAD, Trustee
. sol street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS., Auctg, my5-d&dbs
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SUMNER RESORTS.
a.

A ''AS''' CITY, MANSION MA TAT
THE LARGEST HOTEL OPEN ALL THE YEAR
and 1 Furnished ri, with Al modern imgEoy.msnsa
TlHE NANEPAsHFMET. MARBIEHEAD. a.
q ocssn Scenery All modern nj impro1e%snss. G1
asS sRo* sa
my6-tu,th.A26t
RoSS ,s.. mon non sR 1e ASD MINERAL RATHs.
June Il 1854 Tsa ss 10 n ass Uer MONTH oans
four weeks, T,ciets HON wssSlnston 70 the yA9
nlustrated pamphlets giving al information may b
A. 8 PRATT SONS Manasers
4ol 9th street northwest.
certainly know Of no place preferable to Rock Enon
From Hon nnd res. during fhe heated
From Huntington. s.. co oSna aao 6oilsSe
The climate was delightful the table appointments
sesa esS
that We haze smy d.
Se From sssn
spssf xsS eondenee es IS Do With Pleas
wight, ESQ. W.shin aa 3. & & VIC ''' ~ " "
The handsome service Of beunttul table forms
From aSR d%sas
ton. d. q. my3-2m
SEASON 188A-DOUGLASS HOUSE. REHOBOTH
- BEACH, DELAWARE, will open for recep- ~
ton OF guests JUNE LIST. 1884 Fishing, sat- Nc! ~
M and the fines: and safest surf bathing on
Terms $40 to &15 per week Special arrangements for
families Send for circular
mys-zm WALTER BURTON.
W1NpsoR COLLEGE, REsoRT.sHADE,. NOUN
w tains. springs, baths. horses, hunting, ~ 4
nshing excellent table. Circulars 1t Brentanos,Y ~
Windsor, Nd. mvS-3m
RLOCK ISLAND, r. LOGAN VIEW HOTEL. Is
~ miles q sea; strictly first class favorite /. 4
sTSrd fishing: surf bathing and hot ZEE baths
Hamilt9n Washington. o. 8. MAIDEN, g Bowdoin
street. Boston. myths ,tu,2m
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Capitol Topics.
MINOR NOTYq

J., MINOR NOTES.
The Senate elections committee, by party vote,
to-day adopted MIR. Hoars report OF the Copiah
county missy Investigation. The report condemns
the practices and methods OF the Copiah democ-
racy.
Senators Cullom, Kenna, Hampton, Logan,
Maxey, Pugh and salisbury, and Associate Justice
Harlan were on the floor OF the House to-day list
ening to the tariff speeches.
The House committee on banking and currency
agreed to-day to report favorably bill giving the
Secretary OF the Treasury authority to change the
name and locality OF national banks without o
special act OF Congress
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Mt. VERNON, MT. VERMONT

STEAMER ". W CoRcoR.1
2reyee mn street wharf daily tsxcept SUNDAY, N, N.
ton about 3:3opm es "s~oans
Wv J. I. BLAKE Csysatn
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(tHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ SITU.T ON FOURTEENTH STREET, Be
TWEEN G AND D STREETS SOLTHWEST. AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theE
District of Columbia, holding an Equity Court 2:i
passed the 18th day of april A. D. 1884. in cause
No. S464, docket D. wherein Frank L. Beach Is COM
piBinant and Columbus Beach and others defend
ants the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
to in front Of each Of the premises the hereinafter de-
scrbed real estate situate III Washington city, D. to
wit
On WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
A. D. 1854 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. SUBJ
lot No. II. in square No. 265, with improvements
thereon
PM. sublot No. %. in square 265 with the improve
And on the SAME Day at oUARTER-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm; sub-lot No ls. in square 265. with the
And on the SAME DAY, at HALF.PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, sublot 49, in square 265. with improve
ments thereon. All Of said lots being according r
subdivision made by James Mcguire ct al Jan. 5th 1885,
Terms Of SALE for each piece Of property Sold One
third of the purchase in cash. and the balance in
the day of bearing interest at six cent per an
mum from the day of sale; all the purchase money
be paid in cash. at the option Of the purchaser The
title of the property sold will be withheld until all the
purchase money and interest paid deposit Of $50
will be required each lot sold the day Of SALE
terms of sale not complied with within seven days
after day Of sale the Trustee the right to resell
ser. All conveyancng at the cost of the purchaser.
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room l. Webster Law building
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. ap25-d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TALuABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN.
d. c., AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the fourteenth&
No No go folio % ct one Of the lead records
secured thereby the undersigned Trustee viii sell OF,
SATURDAY the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1854.
following described real estate, situate ii the city Of
GEORGETOWN District Of Columbia to wit All that piece
ditio1 to said Georgetown. bounded follows Begin
said Holmead's addition the north line Of East
street and run thence north. by and with the east line
thesouh line Of stoddad street extended thence west
with the south line Of Stoddard street. fifty 600 feet
feet more to the north line ct East street
ming the same teing all Of Lot No and part Of Lot
No 80 in said Holmesds addition, laid down on plats
of said town.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
chasers cost. deposit Of so6 required time Of sale
my5dts VIM D. CASSIN Trustee