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BALTIMORE, ND. May 7.-virginia SKIES con-
soldated 48ls past-due coupons 5Oas forties
"a: threes, 81; North Carolina skies, old l0Ss
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND, May 7.-Cotton quiet and
ard street and western super, 350a3 IS: do extra,
39Oa4.37, do. family. 50a5 25; city mills SUPER
35Oa3. 75; do extra. IS: do Rio brands. 500;
PatapscO family, 600; superlative patent, 625.
Wheat-soutbern firm for choice western a shade
frmer and quiet: southern red, 104a1 o. southern
amber 1.12a1.13; No. Maryland, Local .06la: No.
western winter red, spot 91s4a9Sl: May. s1l3asS4
June. 1OOlsalOOas; July, OPS. south
ern steady and firm western about steady and dull;
southern white 59a60; southern yellow 56a5s:
western mixed spot. SIS bid, fresh: May, 55i asked:
June, 55lsa55a.: July, ssh bid Oats firm and quiet
southern, 42aA5; western white 43a43 western
nominaly steady. Coffee lower and nominal-Rio
cargoes, ordinary TO fair 1laaSAs Sugar-copper
refined firm lOa4all Whisky steady. .2oal 81. Other
articles unchanged. Freights to Liverpool steamer
dull-cot.on, 1854: hour Is; grain 4d Receipts
$4,000 bushels oats 1900 bushels. shipments
wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels. Sales
wheat, 46O 900 bushels; corn, IS 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 7.-Wheat closed firm and
at about the best figures of the session lc higher
than yesterday. Cash and May June 1884, July,
9l1a. Corn firm and higher-Casb and May, 4e7s;
June, 47a<; July, 479ea4S. Oats steady-May. 341a:
June. 347s; July .35 Rye higher Il. Barley, nomi-
nal. Flax seed, /. 80 Whisky, LIS. Pork higher
June. IL. 1879 July, l1.2Ila Lard steady-June.
6.S2laa6.S5; July. 6.8Oa6.92e
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEAL ESIAIE, BEING NO. 1927 VERMONT
NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the LIST day of
NoVeMoer -, and duly recorded In Lfber ;SHH
No vi fOo 341 ct seq. of the land records E.I
OF the Dlstrict Of Columbia, and by direction OF te
party tnereey secured and further by virtue Of
pa passed IN the cause of Davis ct AL VS. Murdoch ct
az, NO 30 ~ equity, the undersigned as Trustees will
sen on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF MAY
1850, at FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ, in front of the pre-.
mses the following described property: All that GER
Jam piece or parcel Of ground known and described "a
iot numbered twentyeight (2S), Of I;vans' subdvi-
sion OF lots numbered fourteen 4 fifteen i5) six
teen l6 seventeen I'D, and eighteen QS) Of Kid
wells subdivision OF square numbered two hundred
and seventeen GID, with theimprovements thereon
terms OF sale: One,third cash. the balance in one
and two years. with interest at six per cent ner
num- TO De secured by deed of trust upon the property
SOLD or an cash at option of purchaser Conveyancing
&C. al c9si go, OF the purchar deposit of hum
9red ana nlty dollars will be required time of sale
Terms OF sale to be complied with within seven days
to selat the risk and cost Of the defntng purchaser
.,,noosa. Ef .AG,eI H, H. SMITH, Trustee.
~ THE IL ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON
account OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY, THiR
place. FRANCIS H SMITH r. i Aiiu
my7-eo&ds NATHL WILSON Trustees.
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DIED.

HUMPHREY, ISAAC HUMPHREY, OF Prince
George county Md, died on MAY u, 1855, OF rheuma-
tisn, aged sixtyeight years his sons s23 street
southwest
ROSE On May 9th. 1885 OF consumption, MAR
TIA ELIZABETH, beloved wife Of Alvin Rose. Jr.
Funeral private.
STODDARD. On Thursday morning, MAY eth,
1885, MONTICELLO STODDARD, in the fwor.y-
third year of his age second SIN OF Ann and the
John IT Jddard.
Notice OF funeral hereafter baltimore papers
please copy.
NEDDER- AT Russell, Kansas on April %. 1850
of cerebral hemorrhage. KATE BALDWIN WE'D
DER, aged z. years and months. wife OF Dr. W.
ID. Nedder of Mansfield, Pa. and only daughter OF Dr
Aaron Baldwin, of Washington, ID. c.
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MARRIED.

FCRNALD-WEED. Thursday. May 1th 1885 at
the residence of Hon. :. c. Pomeroy, 1899 street,
Rev: NJ: Newman officiating FRANCIS p. FUR
NALD, Of New York, TO Mrs. CHALOrTEA. WEED,
Of Washington d. c.
MLLIKEN-SINCLAIR May eth, 1885, by Rev.
DIR. Kent, at the parsonage, y. Il. MILLIkf.N OF
Camden, Ne, 70 MARY J. SINCLAIR, OF Highland
county Ohio. No cards.
SIMMS-GLEASoN. AT the recfory OF st johns
p. T. church, "Wednesday. May 9Th, 1Sss5 by Rev
John s. Lindsey, FRANK NJ SIMAS aud SARAH
GLEASON both of Washington, ID. G..
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucrioneer.

f TS Sf sS s SbSHsEE
6isTRIcr OF co i3Snna of WASHINGTON
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofss>
b., M .Sa a,, and Others gaasl Theodore
premises all the estate right and nteres, Of the
ea s ana IN TO the
e sss .. ~ F6Sf OF
Trustee. su9dv ison Of Lots numbered So 81 and So
LIT 50 S1
And nd on 1.-THE the SAME DAY, immediately aesr ~.
above sale FIVE PM, viii sell pars sn ne
Georse,own-for the rs. part of said In y, to said
ming 26 feet from south corner Of said lot fronting
with said street thence westwardy at right nses to
the rear line Of said lot thence sothwarty With said
beginning; improved by a four-story brick house.
And for the other part of said Lot 81. beginning y.
asa thes corner or the rear line Of said
feet then esswardy iSo e M,'h oa saa rear line &c
angles with High streets then sonthwardly 2e feet
70 te S e OF SAID lot then weswardly 100 feet
%. On s. SANE PAX and Immediately after the above
High and Bridge streets in said ieorsetown, fronting
and known ma as tinthicum Ground Rent improved by
Large Br'ck budins-the ground rent being $40 per
.t ans s on the 3. s AiX and
square No Of Thomas Beas addition to Geo an
town. part Of lot No. 17S beginning at sont hUs,
corner Of said lot. running then east "a feet the"
north 10 feet; then west "a feet: then south
point OF beginning. and known al Jsckson 1;ronnd
Rent, improved by large Brick House No 29IS M
street noFthwest-ths ground rent being $50 ner
annum. e ~-o PEI
h Aaa on 1 TMuRsp AZ DAY OF
certain real estate and premises the county of wash
lnst0n District OF Columbia and known as bart Of nt
NO. IN Moshers subdivision of "ieaITs Uiscov.r,r
according TO the plat of said sub division recorded
IN Liner bo3 Ollo 1872, land the Dstrct ~
Soinlnola Eegnning at u pine tree corner of the
asa ana Adas9ns Also, in corner oflot No. g. ofthe
perches 70 stake n 594 degrees, east GO24 perches
70 The county road $. 4Ula degrees G. $50 nerches
with road, 40 degrees % perches with ru.i - ~
degrees. e. 20 perches to corner OF lot NI = q Glu
degrees, w. ~ perches, to the beginning containfn
acres OF land, and is about dsta =
nom GOOD Hope Hill, on west side Of T. b. road and
| adjOins land Of Knox and Addison " 'N' 's1o
Terms vt sale: One third cash and the l.; a.,
Twelve and eighteen months nom day of ssle ,,it
interest. the payment thereof to be secured Nv the
promiSs0ry notes of the purchaser or purchasers
the purchase money can be paid cash on ratitca
lion Of sale by the court No deed or deeds riyen until
81 purchase money and interest be paid deInsit ~
WIN De required on each piece of property when
knOcked down lien will be reserved on each niece
OF properly sold for the purchase money and intrest
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser Terms Of
sale must be complied with within ten DAYS from ,au
or saie otherwise Trustees right to resell At
| Gust and risk OF detaulting purchaser. ~ 49,
HOWARD e. CLAGETT, 4,
! GIG II street nor, Invest: >.
| WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustees
| Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue
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HOUSE PAINTS
Pant Paint, j, DepaTtmsns }AMEs Mss
9a4 street. three doors west ef the Patent Once i'm
Any other establishment in the city: # you wish to
nsh ooors dry or in OH etc. send your address on
sold in this department win be sent return
rier This p1iee-st gives the price q halpint pint
Of OIL turpentine dryer varnish and other liquid sold
pound Eve. ten, twenty five and one hundred pounds
miscellaneous articles The prices are graded accorS
ing 70 the quantity bought Large buyers get very
My prices fixed. All buyers buying the same ouan
tty pay the price The xperienced buyer gets
the same price Is the Oldest painter II he buys the
same quantity.
After examining my pricelist, send your orders BY
messenger, telephone, or by mail and they viii be
filled promptly and the BILL pricelist, collected
delivery. Goods delivered to all parts of the CITY,
The other departments Of my business have grown
to satisfactory proportions now give NV special at
tenton to the Paint Department and expect By having
prices and making prompt deliveries. to secure lib
-''' " 49, JANIS II. Mca11I.\
Dealer In Building Supplies
f2S-3m 0OS. 30. 012 and Ola Htreet
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THOMAS BOWLING. Asetioneer.

BALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
CSWN, BoRpERING ON ROCK CREEK.
NltARTHEPSTREETBR BRIDGE, AND KNOWN
AS THE CUNNINGHAM PROPERTY.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the 10Th eA
Gay OF January, 1854, and recorded i'm Iiber ILL
kO06t folio Z90 ct seq, one OF the land records HB
Tor The District OF Columbia and by direction OF me
parties secured thereby, we shall sell at public auction
70 front OF the ptemisea, on TUESDAY, NINE
TEENIH DAY OF NAY, 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK
oil that certain piece parcel Of land in the CITY
Of Georgetown District of Columbia In which Eliza
6cth Cunningham. now deceased had at the time of
ner death an equitable estate interest which said
land containing about three go acres, is described
In certain deed from w. r. Woodward Trustee ct
al 70 bartholomeM Oertley ct al. duly recorded In
tAhsr s. No. 175, folio $40 Of the land records of
said District which, with the plat thereto annexed Is
scription together with all the rights and Improve
consist OF two-story frame dwelling said property
Of Georgetown sonth OF West street. and neSr the
Metropolitan Car stables. w.
Terms Of sale; Ons.third CASH balance In notes at
70 be secured BY deed oftrst on property sold
800 dollars TO o. paid at time of sale. Upon the all
nre OF purchaser to comply with of le within
FIVE days amer sae property win be resOd at cost AND
risk Of purchaser after ave DAYS notice in
The Evening Stas newspaper. All conveyancing al
ANDREW B. EuvALL., r
my7.dAds EDWIN FORREST, trustees.
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SPECIAL Nor1cn

ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING 10 NY STOCK OF FIRsT4CLAae
AEAIING APPARATUS, AND WoULDPARTICU.
1A4AY CALL YOUR ATTENTION 10 THE
sWR9UGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THEWELLr
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS a som
WHICH CoNsIDER AsOOOD RNOTsUPEhIoR
TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER
CENT CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL,
YOUR ATTENTION TO THE wELLKNOWN
FIREPLACE HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY
OF JAA1ssPEAR,Fo FOR TWO oRNORE
ROOMS ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEAT.
ING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE
HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEIN0 USED
HOUSES m THE CITY. WHICH WE TAKE
GREAT PLEASURE IN HEFERRIN0 10 ACALL
Is Solicited AND ESTIMATES PRoNl4Ly
1uRNIsHxM
WALTER d wYvTLI. ExczuuvD Aexn1.
& ap06 1o. 462 PA. AVE-. MEAN - STREET.
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District Government AMh1ra.
MISS LAwRENcKs LrAvR OF ABSENCE

Superintendent Cook, OF the colored schools
has, In answer 10 a letter inQuiring for q state
ment OF the services as teacher OF Miss Mar.
tina l.. Lawrence, now said to be with the Fisk
Jubilee singers, Informed the Commissioners
the date OF her appointment in 1872 until
1850. She was then for three years In success
sion granted leave OF absence without pay, At
She did not, Mr.. Cook says, have a substitute
for the whole or any part OF the time for which
the leave OF absence was granted
BIDS FOR BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE,.
Bids were opened to-day In the Office OF the
District Commissioners for the erection OF n
two-story and basement school building In the
city OF Georgetown, 10 accordance with the
lows: c Thpmas $1,000; J. PEARSON, So ,sss;
500. 800: F. Baldwin, So, $50; and j. a How.
lett, $4,000.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwistle: Geo r. Boston
erect a two-story brick dwelling Q street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northeast: 5000.
lain avenue: 5000 Jas. X. Kerr, repair brick,
21l 18th street southwest; $500. e. NJ. Oar.
nellie, repair frame, l31 X street northwest;
street, between and NJ northwest 400 John
Beha, repair brick, 1919 eth street northwest:
$1,000 L. BAUM, erect a three-story and cellar
dwelling and saloon, 10th, between { street
and pennsylvania avenue northwest 81, 800.
Geo, kernwein, erect two three-story and Cellar
dwellings,, New York avenue, between LIST and
I'd streets northwest; $4,000. John McDer-
mott, erect a three-story store. 5th, between
anu norLnWest, S1.Sso. Is. e.. Davis,
repair brick, 9o.la Az street southwest, s215.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners are In receipt OF circular
from Mr.. III. i. kimball, chairman National
Commercial convention OF 1855, TO be held at
Atlanta, Ga, May 1871, and inviting the
Commissioners TO appoint a full delegation from
this city to represent the District of Columbia.
THERE WAS A RUMoR to-day that number OF
democratic Congressman now In the city, and
who are dissatisfied with the dilatoriness OF the
administration in replacing republicans with
democrats, had n meeting at Wizards last
night with the view of adopting protest TO be
submitted 10 the President; hut some OF
the democratic NJ. C.'s denied that they took
part in such a meeting, and 50 far can be as
certained Ii was only sort Of informal gather
Ing OF a few who protest behind the Presidents
back, bus are careful TO say nothing expressive
OF dissatisfaction TO his face.
Charles w. Trannell, on the Virginia side OF
the Potomac, opposite the Great Falls had his
dwelling with all its contents destroyed by fire
yesterday. The loss was heavy.
The students in the preparatory school Of the
Columbian university this afternoon listened
to scholarly addresses from II. &. Fox, IL. D.
and President Fox, OF the National Republican.
Harry Braham has obtained q divorce from
Lillian Russell on account OF her relations with
Solomon.
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~ 1240 HANOVER ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 6, 1884
MGSSRA EISNER 4 HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFTS
MALT EXTRACT q. s. OF A.,
$40 RACE ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
DEAR e1R6--I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFTS
% ~ T ExTKA AZ TE0R THE PAST FIVE YEARS
E E1TMD IT TT TO BE TIE ], Best HEALTH;RE
KNOWN. I HAVE FOUND 1T ESPECIALLY
G s34Pp IN PERss9 Ss! CSNV4A.jIElsGNS. iT5
NOTIFIES MgRsLNq, AND IN CAsEs 4F
MEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN Lung
TkOUBLE& MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE Q9MENsE IMPQRTATION sElu.MQNTH,
HORTED BY YOU HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC
TON IN THE CUsTOM.HOUSE SATBFAOTO-
YOURA RESPECTFULLY,
w. W. LAMB, Md,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR u. g..
BEWARE OF IMiTATIoN, NONE GENuTNE
WITHOUT THE sIGNATURE OF "JOHANN
HOFEe, AND "MORITZ EIHNER" ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTTLE fe26,thItu
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kegssser Bruce Restgns.
Mr.. Blanche K. Bruce has rendered his rssis,
nation as Register Of the Treasury.
The ventilasaen or tMe rress


The Ventilation Of the Treasury.
THE SECRETARY CONSIDERING THE AVAIL
ABILITY OF FUNDS 10 CARRY OFT rHR con.
MISSIONS SUGGESTIONS
The report Of the committee upon the VENT.
lation OF the Treasury department. which a
still before the Secretary Of the Treasury, calls
for quite o large expenditure Of money, ana Il n
for the Secretary TO decide whether available
funds can be applied for the purpose
or whether legislation by Congress Is necessary.
The plan suggested by the board provides fof
fiues 20 carry OF vitiated air, with . syn.
tenn for supplying fresh air to every room
in the building, and for Thorough
renovation OF the basement, tearing up Old
wooden floors and replacing them with concrsts
where necessary. and an entire renewal OF the
plumbing. In the meantime ft Is recon-
mended that the employees In the basement
be supplied with quarters elsewhere. The COM
mittee considered the advisabiltty OF construct.
ing one or more additional stories, In order
that the basement might be permanently
vacated, but made no such Recommendation IN
their reporf-
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WashfngtOn, ID. c.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers ap3O- 3tawSds
(tHANCERY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
NHOUSES AND LOTS NO. 4ZS AND 5l4 10TH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN ID AND STREETS

STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTH.
rict of Columbia i'm equity cItse No 9U6:; Ham 49,
iton ct al. Clarke ct al will sell ut public es3
TWELFTH. 1855. al FIVE O'CLOCK T: g.. the
north half Of LOT numbered Fifteen l5l. 10 square
Washington city, y; g being house No: 6l4 10th
the south part of lot numbered Fourteen Q4) 10
square numbered Three Hundred and Forty-ei9bt
34S. commencing therefor the beast corner or
aid bot Fourteen la, and running thence north 26
et thence west 80 ieet thence south Is feet thence
he south line of said lot and thence TO the place
OF BEGINNING being house No. &26 10th It. n. Vs. In
aid city. "
Ierms ne-fourth cash and balance In three equal
ns,aliments nj six twelve and eighteen months.
notes 10 be given with interest from day Of sale Sc.
nred on the property. Conveyancne at purchaser
ost, and $lOO deposit each lot when bid accepted
JOHN A. HAMILTON, Trustee
GA Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
FRANK ID. ORME. Trustee,
100 street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROo., Aucei0neera sp8Odisds
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AUCTION SALES.
1T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNHoMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
A LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY. MAY NINTH, 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK at my auction rooms, shall sell q general
collection of household goods embracing:
Square Grand PauofOrte
French Plate Mantel Mirror.
Parlor Suites upholstered in different styles.
Lounges, Easy Chairs, NJ T. Tables, Book Cases,
Walnut II. T. Sideboards Walnut NJ. 7. Chamber Fur.
niture 4 suites and separate pieces,
Painted and other Chamber Furniture, Hair Mat
tresses single and double H and c. Mattresses Brus
sells and Ingram Carpets.
Cooking and Heating stoves.
Also
80 Chandeliers, new and good styles. Large quantity
BronZed Ornaments
Also
Consignments English Stone China, Decorated
Toilet Ware.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages. Bugges, Wagons, ETC.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

VALUABLE 1MPROVEO
PROPERTY.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded I'm Iiber -
ISL foiios ISIS ct seq the Land Records Of the :
District of Columbia, the undersigned will sell anS
O'CLOCK =. NJ, WEDNESDAY, THE THIR-
TENTH DAY OF NAY, 1885. the west part of Lot
No l. in square 121, in the city of ashington i'm
proved by brick dwelling having front Of 20 feet
inches on street. between 10Th and Goth streets,
with depth of about Is feet to an alley
Terms of sale: One-third cash. and balance In one
and two years. deferred payments 10 bear interest
six per per and to be secured to the sati-
faction o: Trustees deposit by purchaser of $500
Will be required at the sale. Conveyancng, &c, at
cost of purchaser
w B. WEBB, 1r
ap3O-d&dS BENJAMIN p. SNYDER AEusteeS
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IFNHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON FIRST STREET NEAR B SOUTHWEST,

Il
IHUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
On FIRST STREET. NEAR B SOUTHWEST,
FACING CAPITOL PARK.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated 9th Noven- ssA
per A. u. 1883, and duly recorded in lber No. fnl%
1SoV, folio 312 ct seq. one Of the land records lmW
OF the District of Columbia, shall SELL at auction
on fC ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY MN ETEENTH.
a. D. 1855, at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in
'front.' OF the premises part Of original Lot numbered
one 81 In square numbered five hundred and seventy
SIX tSl6 In the City of Washington District of Co
9m6ia BEGINNING for the same at the northeast
OF SAID lot running thence south twenty five (25 feet
thence thence west one hundred 900 feet thence north
tWentyhve (25) feet, and thence east one hundred
feet to the place Of beginning Also part of orig
maj Lot numbered eleven I'D, in said square num-
1ered hve hundred and seventysix (576j, beginning
for the same at the southeast Of said lot
and running thence west one hundred GOO) feet:
thence north twenty 2O) feet thence east one hun,
dred 1OO feet and thence south twenty (2O) feet to
the place of beginning. with improvements consisting
OF q frame dwelling.
Terms Qneshird cash, balance in six (e) and twelve
ll2) months, with interest and secured by deed Of
trust upon the property sold "A deposit Of 81 OO will
De required ut time OF sale Conveyancing at cost OF
purchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with
within seven days from day of sale the property will
pc resod at risk and cost of deauting purchaser
hve days notice in The Evening Star.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, )u
ALBERT l. STURTEVANT,5 1rusteeS
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LEIGH ROBINSON ! ifS'e'
DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts ap1-tuSt hse al
HOUSEFURNiSHINGS.

RrDewAY REFRIGERAroR
Why buy sweat box when you get Rdgway
Refrigerator that is Guaranteed to have a Dry Air
Circulation. have the foul Oor that is com
mon with the ordinary of Refrigerator and Ics.
Chests. II satisfactory after trial, the money
will be refunded
J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO,
SOLE AGENTS,
apps 1920 9Th ST. NV.
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& FLETCHER
ais 7TH STREET NoRr4wr

AIS TIN STREET NORTHWEST
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BEDDING AM UPHOI-
STEERING GOODS
weguarantee 20 meet any and all prices quoted oy
any house in the c.ty.
To verify lie aLeve call and our choice stock AMI
lOW prices Mig
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
yrHoAAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

AV.HOASnV"s
T'HoNAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SPRING SALE
FORTY ROLLS STRAW ri MATING.
TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN RUGS AT AUG
On FRIDAY MORNING, EIGHT NAY, 1885,
" viii sell y new and elegant s"sa w
mention a few sizes.
i$ sssiiso sss::EE$$2S
.-SxSdo 114xdS
y9xI2-6 1I4xlO9
FORTY ROLLS srRA& eating. DIFFERENT
GRADES
myo3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD:
M bRii a Ten AID SNn KHSE HRE
NM fL ANb 1 EEJTEEN EGHTM ANP
By order and decree Of the Supreme Court of,,>e
bered ,7ia wherein samuel 4. fensn ' IS COM
painant and Henry $. Davis defendant and by order
nGmH De BAY 6 MAJ shall on s y FIVE Tue
front of the premises squares numbered nine hundred
and ten and nine hundred and eleven,
Squares DO and Gil,
in the city of Washington District of Columbia as the
same are numbered on the ground plat or plan of said
CITY, The premises will be sold by lots designated
on the recorded subdivision.
Each of said squares containing ten (1O) lots. vary
ing In frontage from IA to % feet and In depth from
80 To "a ILL., feet more or less.
Terms as prescribed: cash at the time of SALE A de-
pos OF fifty 500 dollars will be required each lot
when sold COnyeyancing &C. at the cost of the pur-
chaser or purchasers and on failure of compliance
with the terms of sale within - DAYS the trus-
tee reserves the right resell the premises the
and cost of the defaultDg purchaser purchasers.
This sale being the final adjudication of the cause
above mentioned will he reremptory.
HENRY f. DAVIS, Trustee,
AGO Louisiana avenue.
DUNtANSON BROS. AuctS. ap2S-eO&dS
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET
Y OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE, AT PUB
Lie SALE, IN GEORGETOWN, d. c.
On FRIDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF May at 80
the hour of SIX O'CLOCK L. NJ, will offer at 81 N
public sale, of Lots No 20 and 81 fronting SnQ
~ feet Bridge street and running back LAC feet
inches. with the twO-story Frame House containing
eleven rooms, being the premises formerly occupied
by the late Richard Walker. This property is be
sold for partition between the heirs. Terms at sale.
r. p JACKSON,
Attorney for the Heirs.
my2 d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.