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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22

The continued largo exports ~ cotton. which despite
recrps at This port that 10000 bales larger IMAM ~
the same dato year have reduced tAc socA- o ld
and flrn he'd the bui" with AMI nation foe last weeks
speculation. spot cotton nuctnatra BIO durht me
week and closed at IL cents Tor Mlbiil- TIP
lauds-l- cent higher than a. week a-o iIt4Its were
active With wide fluctuations and closed Win hnt ul
vauccs rang NJ about 80 points for t" early month. hi
about 25q2g points for the later months The exports
lasf week were ~. 900 bales ler- Than Tor hc pre-
codlng week Yet $1,000 bales more thdn Tor Tie
week OF ls-J Tho following ARE the statistics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22

1857. lss3 1884,
Doe o. Dec - Dec 20.
Loans ....s 300 TIA 500 sse- or 100 1924 $4,000
epecie .........-. 6Jl4t30J 6iOHl,tuo 5u,o 400
1t sal tenders. Is $4,000 Z. i-iI.lu aH.. -Nl
Ieplslis ...- 300 a 5000 S-l,lal,rOO 31 - ZOO
Circulation - IsIb8lO0 lb4-i,3OO II n'U,luO
Tho following shove The relation between Tic tuis 10
serve and the total afpusil Liabilities.
Specie ........ Sdt.l4s 800 Sdt0oa7oI S1b.nH-,-1u
Iaa.l tender, lb13I 500 guuII. 100 JI.ufI. 200
I0al sif,u,a 800 40 o1tf-oI 4-isutliuu
NCselsc lrqrod ---
against auF'ta- "a u -.@-S e"t4't'p a'An'itfo
hurplHs s1t-f-,tfp su.sii,fDu ap,nau,n-a
hutl VI lusrWn .
tlAflualt ...u Fu0F ~n'i Nfl~
IAr following ia yesterday statement iA dfiHi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
Currencyon HAND


Curcy deficit sl8.O6Z4s5 sl4ItJ,55J Dec. s3at, 80
The looa! monetary situation remained unchanged. CA
cept that call loans ruled more than ordinarily UNIFORM
at q Il per cent The bank statement publ ned yes
terdsy showed another large e1paslo IN loans -ilb-
BOO, with only small loss iu cash ~li3tyo Inc sur
plus revenue + y,t over 1000 600, -33~DOOJO
greater at date 1883 and go 100000 greater than
at date l--4.
The following compares yesterdays statement With
those Of the cOrle,p bonding dates OF -,3 anu ss-;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22
TIL PETEoLEUn M4RKEE

Ngw-YonK, Dec. 81.
II Is common comment in the mouths OF oil
operators that tie year 1854 viii 80 oUt mover car
previous has exprel-that u.s. with the consumption ap
pareuty largely IA excess ot tho production. IL IS
fact that the pipe no dell cries TAR this month have
exceeded the receipts from the wells by daily average
OF 5000 barrels since August there has been zap
20 November 800 an excess Of over 100000 barrels In
the deliveries over the receipts. The receipts for o last
three months have been September, l06Toio Octo-
Der, Gas e2S; November. 1.s5371Oi total, 5,7G062j
barrcl TIE deliveries have been september 2.27),
10; October, 2.lJL O2s November. 2O-istOi total
The tnrce months Of Os2 263 barrels lhc PHO Inc
was favorable 10 tue bulls out The ~ dc.iv
was nearly 30 per cent smaller a. win be- by the
Bss.i! Ss S 5:t.5. s% .s Pc Pc. 1906: .5s5
rsco.oouveries bbi.. 3js655 I03..-l5 uo. 5i36.0
Il f, undoni,hie that such showing il an argument
aga any unreasonable depression tn t" price ~ crude
a surplus OF 600 900 barrels should be taken as tcpre
,cutug actual excess OK con unptDu over t.o supply
fol only three months whom our exports have h"en only
ubou. equal o. last year and when We also consider tla
economies forced upon All peop.@ by me htl tim'4.
Probably part ot this excess represents ile reen'n
Ing az held 900 tie sea1oari aud uo, in Tie custody
OF tAe Nationl. Transit Company A.rr tho nlnl'o ne
comparison OF reccpt- amt de' rice made ia tio cps
ing nclts OF $50. there Wa, carly Gals jelf decided
change. growing oUt OF decline ia de eiles AID Use
OF course tho excess u doiycrc, over rocepis pre-.
v,ing through tho last three uilai17 - grey m %
decline IN Inc s.ocl' held by all inr yl' mos. &
barrels The Sot tli. reduction occurred pr, '- 20
November TIE November report .AlNtt "'''.Ho I'D
ero., stocks nou october jl OK i6,,il barrels, Dug
as tho sediment 9nl surplus teco nl VA. nI' l'
,oIy zGB 1T barrels Il IL noticeable that the .el
9S6So oi Sar5si 81 since &a, neaeo s so..
stocks were nearly -'un'uu ti'- nN
,g ..' . - o." M, rtt tl oing t,ue
rtff \ ID
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MINES AND MINING
No PRICES on CALIFORNIA STOCKS

7VE a's TOT Ill -
Seller 90 at3oO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 20. 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01


BENJAMIN. On Tuesday morning April LIST 1854
ELIZABETH dHAUIENILLE, daughter Of Ssmul
\ Ejafnin, U. s. A. and Julia keau Benjamin. NOD
Funeral services at st Philips in the Highlands tGss
rlsons. y. ". On Thursday morning. April Sd
Mrs IEaTHf A BROWNING hi Wite ., John Brarl
Ing in the sixtieth year Of her age.
Friends aud relatives Of the family are respectfulIs
2loi Vermont avenue aud street northwest Thursdsr
April I'd. at o'clo;h pm
l25 NAY kfSA sE5i t lt b 5s 1
VIE OF Jno NJ KENNY IN the 2lst year her are aid
Funeral on Thursday. April 3D. At the fsniys resi-
atEce Nc is Eigth street southeast. at 80
Friends IL tue family are respectfully invited
l8s MAUD M6GESE MEk kfh On a March :l aa
The funeral Will take place from her parents resl
1en9 No Igis C0Te9ran street at O'Clock prn Wei
MACE. On Monday afternoon March slst 1854 st
S3G9ciock =. M, OF pneuinonia WILLIAM HENRI,
months and IL days
There ara some things hard TO understand
% iIelp me. any God. trust ia thee;
But never shall forget hrs soft, white land
And b.s eyes when he looked at me
BY HIS PAREsrs
Funeral viii take place tomorrow "wednesday al
ternOOn at 80 o'clock from residence If his grand
parents. No lsl7 7th street northwest.
NALLY on Tuesday April LEST. lss4, at 100 o'clocs
the forty eighth year VI his age beloved husband VI
Funeral Thursday afternoon. at three O'Clock from
his late resdenc- No l4,e street between fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets southeast.
UPTON. ON Monday March 81 1884 at 10 O'Clock u
G ain o SlK at pp MILITIA ~fh fs bop PT S
widow Of the lat Clars HI UPTON late Tiited state
consul at Geneva ia her sixty nj th
the residence OF her dauhter. Mrs L. T. Throcknorto
FunerAl at ST. Matthews church. Wednesday. April 3
ats O'Clock
wEL,H On Arril LIST. 1874 at four O'Clock q N
CHARLES HENRY, infant son OF Charles Il aud FAI.
ne Welsh, aged eighteen months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
Political Notes.

The washington Times Cr. Humphrey Brcoke's
paper comes out this week for Blaine and Lincoln.
The Boston Advertisers revision Of Its Canvass
among prominent republicans In Massachusetts,
shows that Edmunds is their first choice for Presi-
dent and Arthur next
The committee OF the independent republicans
met in New York yesterday and decided TO issue a
circular to republicans In all parts OF the country
urging them to take such steps Will secure the
election OF delegates TO the National convention
thoroughly representative OF The great mass OF the
republican party.
The republicans OF Susquehanna Cambria,
Wayne, Westmoreland, Lycoming. Lawrence, Lew
isburg, Snyder, Armstrong, Warren, Monroe and
Greene counties, Pa, have declared for Blaine as
President, and In many cases. for Lincoln Tor Vice
President.
The democrats OF Mercer county, Pa, yesterday
endorsed Randall for President
The Morgan and Grundy county, Ill, republican
pub1cans declare Logan their choice for the presi-
dency. Stephenson county delegates were in
structed for Logan first, with Arthur as second
choice.
the belief that Payne could be elected on the demo-
cratic ticket
Chairman Barnum and two other members OF
the democratic national committee held an tnfor-
NAL conference in Chicago YESTERDAY;
Tie ub-commiutee or the republican national
committee Will meet in Chicago next SATURDAY.
The Massachusetts greenbackerS decided TO hold
state convention at Lynn during the last week In
April
held a meeting last night 10 consider the resolu-
ton to appoint a committee to attend the National
convention, and urge the nomination or Governor
Cleveland as President This had been amended
by the substitution OF the name OF Samuel j. TIL
den After heated discussion OF two hours both
resolutions and amendment were tabled by q vote
OF IL TO IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
SITtA1 ED IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
p pGi D !., e, AN VEST OF GEORGETOWN.

cHA sH4Ii 3 rs SALE OF yALUABLE PROPERTY.
BEING av Al Aa1 VIEW EN1! R n 'hoA'k1o"N
by " tue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the Ga
pWs q c0lu6a passed in cause in Which
Robert mi and others defendants No SIS Equity.
IS FGi6ss WI s! FHeiS ss 81
APRIL 1884, at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ all
tie valley View Farm lying in the District .s Of Co.
iqmoia being described in one parcel follows: Be
drawn north Is degrees west from large pop.
lar tree standing the south side Of the free road
Of SenninS Is on the line DIVIDING the W tract
aavsn from tina. part Of the tTact called White
the said Of beginning running south Is DEGREES
West ~ 60 perches to the east edge IF the Ridge road
vest 80 perches thence desrees west perches
fsen north y degrees west Is psrches then north
hsf pqn dist the said asoa
OF " hlte Haven, measured by course running
south 81 srees east towards the said divi.
a the .r north s Rss
still with said Ridge road north % degrees west %
leaving the e
O perch to the said division line between Alliance
@ si aS Is wss
bounded hickory tree which Is boundary Of Alliance
and thence by and with sad division line south Is de-
grees east to the place of BEGINNING containing A
Terms of sale Onthird cash. the residue of the pur-
chase money in six, twelve and eighteen months fro II
interest deposit q 300 required and to be forfeited
If the rms of sale complied with at the end of
ali cash on the ateaon Of the sale by ths on
tn payment mel Of the Who'll purchase MONEY ratihcs-
purchaser ut his cost and the property to him
sold free clear anu discharged Of Ill claim Of the
R; P JACKSON, Trustee,
FR Sl b'' ". J S1s Trustee
ap1-1Ot 472 Louisiana ave-. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01

RANGE OF TuK IHERsoNErER.-The following
were The readings at the Office Jt the chief siCnsl
olceT to-cay-'a- m. ~ , II ALL, Is g. ~ 81 n
Maximum, SIS minimum, s0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
Wall Street TODAY.

-
NEW YORK, April 1, WALL STREET, 80 p m.-The
Post says the stock market was little more active
this forenoon, and the market was a little more
fevertsh, 1uctuating over narrow range OF prices,
but without any important results up to IL O'Clock
at which hour, out OF thrtyse stocks traded in,
fifteen were lower, sixteen higher and seven much
urged. as compared with last night, though the
general situation remains practically unchanged.
There Is no doubt that the decline in price OF
wheat, together with the reduction in feightS has
started large shipping movement in wheat. The
general market for railroad bonds was 1rm, hut
rather dull In the forenoon Jersey Midland first
one per cent lower, and Chesapeake and Ohio cur
rency IS were Is lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
The Markets.

BALTIMORE April 1.-virginia sizes. consolidated.
passdus coupons 4; new n;to.ties S!f: new
BALTIMORE. April Cotton frm-middline. 11H.
Flour dull and weak Wheat-southern scarce. higher
red. asal IL do amber. l12all6: No. Maryland.
10 asked No; western winter red spot, oral ooa
GoTnIsouthern white hisher; yellow steady western
53a35 western mixed. spot 5eh asked April 55ka56A
May 5Ih asked june. 5sssa5ss July. e61sasc,s oats
dull and about steady-southern 40a43 white.
a42: do mixed 3sa4o: Pennsylvania 4os43, Rye
quiet 6169 Provisions steady and quiet Eggs rner.
to fair. l0al1 sugar-copper refined easier and quiet
IA Other articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool
per steamer steady-cotton 5-32d; -four, Is 3D. grain
Sgd Recetptsmnour pos barrels wheat IS 600 bush
bushels Shipmentswheat. 600 b,shels corn. 81 900
bushels Saies-wheat 2260O0 bushels: corn, 26. 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
The NtCker~ou Case.

The DEFENDANT F1LEs Bfs ANsWkk
In the case OF Emma c. u. Nickerson by her nekt
friend. James C Derby, against Aror H. Nickerso',
W. h. Matthews aai Lena Diller Carter, sometimes
Lena c. Nickerson-for q receiver, Sc--Mr Tottea
to-day fled Nickersons answer. IL r. sworn % %
Nic&erson before the United states consular agenW
al ST. GATHERINGS, Canada, March 22d. 1884 NicA-
erSon denies that Washington has ever oeea
MS legal residence. de says that on June sotls
.eos he was retired from active service ~
ms own request, ana prO'seied 10 his home, and on
July Isl he 80 yported; that since he has spent nis
time In " Washington. New York and elsewhere, ana
slhce June 2d, lsSS has been living I'm canada unoer
iAed'cal treatment he denies that he now OF
ever mas been fugitive from Justice and again 10
cites mat he Was legally divorced from con-
p.anant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01

The Report OF the Investigating Com.
mittee Subm tied 60 tbs, Egouse.

The special committee appointed 70 investigate
the Charges against Gen H. V. Boynton. made by
eS-SpeaSer keifer. at $40 O'Clock this afternoon
submitted the following:
Resolved, That the charges against H. V Boyn-
ton are hot sustained by The evidence, and that
there is no ground for action for the House.
The report was laid over without action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AucsiOneerA

SALE i1 OF Rich AND III HAS 20 FURNITURE
A APP RIMoyGp IT. To The SCOTT AIT G GaL
EENIENCE OF SALE, TOGETHER WITH THE
AR ICLES NOT CALLED FOB At THE LAST
SALE.
Elegant Chamber Suites. artstically carved; three
handsome PlateGlass Chamber Suites richly polished
Mahogany Chamber Suite French Plate Glass; latest de-
sign: Ebony Frame Parlor Suite, upholstered in En-
S3ssed Plush Roman ParloE Suite upholstered IN
SIX Catane beautiful Dwarf Bookcase, one massive
MaTSle.Top Bonfet unique II dessn. ParlSr Suites
upholstered in Plush. Ladies' WrttnS Desks handsome
hsony Cabinet extra sze sxpen.iye Ebony Cab
TSr Back Marble Base; Italian and Tennessee Tables
ners Iesxs Library Ia1es a, Sn19
Tt9th Flower Stands Mahogany and Ebony Easels
Chairs Cane seat Fancy Chairs, Music Cabinets and
front Wardrobe. Ebony Shaving Stands. Mahogany
cabinets Toilet Sets. handsome Center Piece Hail
M T Wire woven M,ttresses SC .z,a,>
y he sale takes place THURSDAY. APRIL THIRD
n ISL AT ELENEN O'CLOCK. A: A.. at the Scott Ar
Gallery. 1419 New York avenue northwest
The collection. will be noticed, embraces rich and
stylish furniture Of the best workmanship and presents
splendid opportunity to secure choice and Ell CANT
work OF the latest de i'm The goods will be exhi-
blhon on day Of sale from g. O'Clock until houl
of sale WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co
apl-2t Anrf
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JOHN SHERMAN + CO,
q Real Estate Auctioneera

TRUSTEE SALE OLA VERY DES1RABLETHREE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON NJ STREET, NEAR
IMPROVE MENTS.
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated December II "a
1872 and duly recorded in Iber No. 7O3 folio 263 :;a
ct OF the land records Of the District of Column a
ba and ut the request Of of the secured
thereby. viii sell public auction in Of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. the THIRTIETH DAY OF
APRIL. 4 D, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK M. The follow
ing described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton, D c.. to wit: All that certain piece or parcel Of
land known and distinguished and Being let num-
three t523 beginning for the same twenty
feet from the southeast of said lot ID ID
running thence west nineteen and half N9) feet
thence north hundred Q00) feet thence nine
and half Q9 feet thence south one hundred
0 feet to the place OF BEGINNING: having frontage
1917 feet north street. together with the i'm.
provements, etc.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness to-
gether with the interest and expenses of sale in cash
balance in SIX and twelve months for which the pur
sold and bearing interest from date of SALE wifi be
taken deposit Of 800 required at time Of sale Terms
to be complied with in days from day of sale All
conveyancins and Seeerd IL At p9rcha e,,s cost
mh25 -eokds BKAINARD II. WARNER,i ArusteeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-01
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers
HANDSOME PARLoR SUI E. ELEGANTLY UP
~ ir CAB 81 E; EB9NY TABLES, Plush TOP;
BILE BASE; HEAVILY CARVED OAK EXTEN-
S IHN sA dak BRaGE IN R1HlFG R3TM
T ERa L9UNGEs, LIBRARY T., TABLE,, GILT GILT
ANr CHANGER SUITES; ASH CHAMBER tl
HAIR AND HUSK NAT REsSES, WIRE WOVEN
MAIIRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS ND boil
SIERS. BLANKETS, TWO SMYRNA CARPETS,
42Xl5; ONE SMYRNA CARPET. 9Xl2; BODY
BRUSSELS RUGS. WITH BORDER To MATCH,
154lS AND loX1si THREE PAIRS TGKCOMA;MIS,
MADRAS Gu TA1NS CORNltE POLES, SMiR-
IA RIGS AND MATS. REFHIGERATORS, DEC
O0Ra aIlvo dinner SERVICE, CHINA AND
On WEDNESDAY: APRIL SECOND, 1884. coInmenc-
ing at Ten O'CLOCKA NJ. we shall sell. at the resi-
denee Of gentleman ceelininx heusekeeping No: l767
sortment Of elegant Household Effects.
III above residence furnished with the CT Attest
regard for uniformity and each article is marke by the
same degree OF elegance and taste The palor library
and dining room furniture is particularly remarkable
for un Queness Of design, excel ene OF workmanship
and durability. WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co,
nlhZS-d AuCrlOueerS.
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RAILROADS
V'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

TTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER Is. 1893.
600 A.M--NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily, ex ept Sunday. with c. o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and WASH
1nst0n to Atl1nta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans.
$40 P.M.-LOUISVILLE FAST Ii E. Daily via Char
lott Syllle u Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville
10:4oP,M.-SOUTHERN NAH. AND EXPRESS Daily
L all points South and Southwest via Danvile ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with C. o Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Nashin ton via Dan
Vile Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also,
from Washington VIA Charlo tie and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s35 A.
VI. daily except unday.
WarrcEton trains leave Washington at s:35 A. and
$40 VI daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Companys Of
nee. tOl Pennsy Ivanta avenue or AT Union Depot.
NJ SLAUGHTER n MACDANIEL.
ten fass. Agent Agent.
mario SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
HITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers'

IVTCH. FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF Q STREET, BETWEEN FIF.
TIE NTH AND SIXTEENTH sTREETs
On TUESDA!. APRIL FIRST, 1884. at A QUAR- "a
front OF the premises. Lot No Is square 1914 -
ottng O feet on the south side of street between
ten foot alley toTether with the improvements consist
ing OF a SIN II frame house
Terms One-hai cash balance in two years at six pei
cent interest Ali conveyancirg at cost of purchaser
sale not Complied tn in seven days the property
Will Re sold at rsk and cost Of deiaulting purchaser
after I've days advertisement
mh2S-d DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts
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BROS. Auct,oneers.

FRONTING ON TENTH STREET. BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated April s, 1880 -
and recorded in Liber No 942 folio III ct seq. one
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia and 0A
by direction Of the party secured thereby shall sell
public auction In front OF the Premises. SATUE-
DAY: APRIL FIFTH, A. D. 1884. at FOUR-AND-
A-HALF O'CLOCK ", Lot numbered six 49, In airs
subdivision OF square numbered three hundred and
1885, said lot fronting eighteen l3 feet and
sa Co. inches on Tenth street noEthwes. and
an alley together wi the improvements consisting of
atwo story Brick Dwelling with back building being
Promises No. l1l0 Tenth street northwest.
Terms Of sale: The amount the indebtedness to.
ther with the interest and Of sale In cash
balance III six nine and twelve months which tha
notes secured by deed Of trust the
taken A deposit OF &lo0 required at time of sale.
Terms to he complied with I'm days from dsy Of
sale AZ eonVeyAnclnS ana recording ut purchasers
cost. ANDREW R. BROWN
mn<o-uNus Trustee.
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TOMORROW.
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATAL OGUE
DWARF HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES. VINES.
CREEPERs. AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS,
P. ". VAN DER vEUR,
BosKooP, HOLLAND
FROM WILLIAM COLEMAN AND MILLER l.
handler, FLORISTS
General Collection Of
BEDDIN PLANTS.
Which
THOMAS BOWLING.
Will Sell by Auction at 1919 New York avenue Washing
ton, D. Con
WEDNESDAY. APRIL SECOND. 1884.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK M. mh3l-2t
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DROPOSALS FOR BRICKS.

Il
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR TATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTSESTS
WASHINGTON d g.. March 29th, 1884
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering 800
OCU Red and SkevbSC SicES st the the
fer tie State, War and Navy departments III this CIV
viii be received at this Office until TWELVE n on
APRIL NINTH. 1885,. and opened immediately there
after in presence OF bid iers.
Specifications. general instructions hid,le-s
bla forms = proposal Will be uisLed on appca-
ton 10 tbs Cftc-.
TEOS. LINCOLN CASEY
nh296t 1t col. Corps of Engineers
DEOPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
L WORK FOE THE WASHINGTON MUNCNt Mt
ENGISEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON MONUMENT
WASHINGTON. u. c., March - 1884
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Wrought and Cast Iron Work required interior Of
the Washington Monument III this city viii De received
at this Office Until Nv ELVE VI. the FIF E NTH
DAY OK APRIL 1854 and opened immediately there
after Ill the preseECe OF bidders
specifications. blanks, d awnings and any further in
formation required CAT " obtalne TIL Office.
SixneG, THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
Lieut.. Col. Engineers L. $ A.
I4h2f-St Engineer Charge
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE
RARE COLLECTION
FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
ANTIQUE AND MOBRN,
CONSISTING OF
ONE MAHOGANY c tBI Ell. VERY SUPERIOR
WORKMANSHIP. MODE N
ONE MAHOGANY CORNER CABINET, VERY FINE,
ANTIQUE S YLE,
ONE MAHOGANY ANTIQUE STYLE DESK,
ONE HANDSOME HALL PIECE
ONE MAGNIFICENT GRO SUITE, SIX PIECES,
VARIOUS COVERING,
MAHOGANY RECEPTION AND OTHER CHAIRS,
VERY SUPERIOR ANTIQUE tPOkTABLE) MAHOG.
ANY NAnDROBES
MUSIC RACK. CHECKER TABLE,
GILT FRAME. FRENCH PLATE MIRROR,
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SlDEBOARD (FRENCH
BRONZE AND OTHER PLACOUES
BRASS ANDIkONS AND TENDERS,
SEVERAL VERY HAND ONE RUGS
BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL THIRD AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we will sell within salesrooms
this and unique collection comparing favorably
with any previously offered.
The sale comprises antiques which have been
selected with great Goods exhibition Wednes-
day. from II III. to p IN. at which time cordially
invite inspection by connoisseurs and the public
orally Gaia be secured by appicat our
office. DUNCANSON BROS.
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