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DAVID WALKER, 1,.
NATH'L CARUSI, trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers a21-eo&ds
fTRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE STEAMBOAT
II PROPERTY

l. PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date
the 2oth day of June, 1878, duly recorded in Liber
No. 1884, Folio Dos seq the land records Of the
District Of Columbia and st the request of the bond
se en
OF MAY, 1855, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
he Of OF ine be %
the following real and personal property belonging to
the Potomac Steamboat Company-that is to say:
All tie right title interest and estate of the said
company being one undivided moiety in square num-
beret four hundred and sevenytwo (472 in the said
square Lots numbered respectively one Oh and two
O., in square numbered four hundred and seventy
three 413l in the said city. with the wharves oppo.
1i). fifteen {l5), seventeen 40, twenty-five (22)
and twen!ythree S2S) in square numbered five hun:
or wharves and water rights and privileges annexed
and belonging the said lots and to lot
Also lot numbered thirteen (13), in square mum.
bered five hundred and four (5O4j, in the said city
purtenances thereto belonging.
Also certain railroad at or near Quantic0. Va
tenth 4 7-lOj miles in extent together with the sd
jacent wharf and certain Of land containing
about three and onesbird Is l3l the said
wharf.
Also the several steamers, Georgeanna, George
Ieary and Excelsior, with their tackle apparel and
furniture.
Also u claim against the Harlan and Holllngsworth
Company for damages resulting from a defective con-
strucon of steamer. amounting TO about thirty-six
hundred dollars $4,000. with interest besides ex-
penses, demurrage &c The counsel for the com many
Baltimore has agreed to conduct this suit not vet
commenced to legal termination in the of last
resort. upon contingent fee of twenty-five per cent
The Potomac railroad. the wharf and real estate at
anna and Excelsior separately.
The Washington real estate, the wharves and the
steamer george Leary, and all property connected
herewith Will be sold together.
Terms of SALE Cash
JOHN SELDEN, o
LEIGH ROBINSON. irusteesL
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap7-tu&th&dbs
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Dn HArsr-
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,

1Ih AlxAlNE8 =
GOLDEN Specific
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABIT
can be given In cup Of coffee or tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking it 10 absolutely
narmless ana Will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patien is moderate drnker or -,
alcoholic wreck It has been given In thousands az
cases and in every instance perfect cure has FOL
lowed. IT NEVER FAIIs The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossi-
billy fos the liquor appetite to exist
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co. Propresors,
CncannAt. Ohio
n. K. HEIrHENHTINE.
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE.
Corner 18th and streetE also corner 4th street and
Vermont avenue, Washington, d.
CAL or write fbE ctrculan and fal pArculan d1e>e
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A CONTRACT AwAxpl

The contract for reconstructing msessine No.
i, az the Washington Asylum grounds, into .
workhouse for female tpmabx, was to-day
awarded 20 NJ. Columbus Thomas at his BID
&l6,S0o.
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Fires aso Destroying fences and forests. and
threatening houses In the mountains OF Rock.
bridge. Highland, Allegheny, Augusta, and
Rockingham counties, virxfnia =
The Cincinnati police commission hos ordered
the theeten Of that city to be closed on sunday
next and, e. that Is the only day that MANY
there Il likely to be strong opposition 70 the
closing process
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAI.S FOR CONSTRUCTING A SCHOOL
Il HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN. ID. Z.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER, }
WAsHISG8OS, IL. c., April Is, 1855.
BY direction of the Board of Commissioners sealed
proposals will be receiv Ell at this office until TW LN f
O'CLOCK N, on THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTH.
1855. for the Construction of TwostOry and Base
me1t School Building in Georgetown. ID. &.
blank forms of proposal and specifications. together
with all necessary Information. be obtained at the
Office of the Inspector of Buildings of District
Columbia. and bids upon these forms will alone be
Considered
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
G.. j. LTDECkER,
Major OF Engineers. l.. :. A.,
ap29-6t Engineer Commissioner H. C.
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND SIS
IL NV. Filling a specially; also. the cure of tooth
ac1e without extracting. A Local anasthetic,
tn gums. aileylates pam OF extEaci.Ds Have
nllnlslereG tile to thousands VI patients Gas
given. apl3
CAMUEL j. SCOTT. DDS,
- fifteen years perience ia Dentistry. Office 1907
j sIBw- PfeserV alton Of the &atur-l Teeth a spe-
Cis4tN. OCkZ
hR I. NJ TALEOTSr. DENTIST. 431 1TH ST.,
- three doors from corner T. Dentistry in all
Us branches Teeth inserted 5. per set AL work
warranted AMI
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The case against the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, which involves the petition for . n.
ceiver, Is on trial In the United States court n
baltimore
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DURrNo THE MONTH Of April the Postmasts
General has nlled 600 fburth-class post ofYices

THE AMERICAN CONSUL DEMANDS A RI
TRAcrI6x.-A New York Tribune special nom
Panama says: The American consul demands q
retraction from the French consul of the state
ment made by the latter that France, by PRO
testing against the action ofthe American COM
mander, had caused the withdrawal OF the
American troops from the city OF Panama. The
French consul denied that hs ever made such =
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
csal Nipers Preparine - Strike.

csal Nipers Preparing - Strike.
sIDERiNa raE SITUATION.
Special pispasch to TEE EVENING srAR
directors q the CHESAPEAKE And Ohio canal are
70 tbs mines here, where strike is expected
pr mining. Asetnss wilibe held throughout
the rsgton to-nighI and strike OF unusual
: Temporary suspeusion win result The move
ment win b made to-mor0w II at all.
E,s u he bsvs,utses.
GOVERNMENT TROOPS OCCUPY PANAMA TO-DAY.
PANAMA. VIA GALVESTON, April So.-Aix-
puru has surrendered according to yesterday 9
arrangement and given up his arms, and Che
governmept troops occupy the city to-day. All
e quiet, and business is everywhere resumed.
This ends the revolution.
Minister Kelley Goes 70 New York.
=, WILH1NGroN, DEL, April S0-Minister A.
~. Kelley LEFT here Or New York at 10 o'clock
THIS morning. he declined to be interviewed
while here, but bis brother. Rev. B. +. Kelley,
stated that all reported Interviews with Minis
Ter Kelley have been pure fabrications, and that
gardine his acceptance or rejection OF the
Italian mission.
The EpiAs0ic ~ Plymouth. Pa.
WILK1sBARRE, PA, April 3O.-Since two
o'clock this morning there have been i've
deaths At Plymouth from the epidemic but the
disease eppeszs to show more favorable symp-
toms to-day.
Taking WeStern Union BY Surprise.
CHICAGO, April So.-The war between the
Chicago board of trade and the Western Union
Telegraph company broke outafresh this morn
Ing, owing to the failure Of the latter to keep its
promise not to give quotations to he bucket
shops: The managers OF the board of trade this
morning declined TO allow the Western Union
to put It's wires into the new board of trade
building. As q result there is no ticker" ser
Vice at all to-day, and brokers Offices In this
city, the bucket shops and the open board OF
trade alike have no quotations. The telegraph
company appears to have been taken COM
pletely by surprise.
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LNcal NeaAa.

Local NOe3a.
Henry J. Bradley. 42s p street. reports stolen
nom bureau drawer $50 In money.
Sos in The Police court to-day for Keeping an
The National Electric Bath company has
nied ceriincate OF Incorporation, with w. W.
vided into shares OF f2S each.
Judge wyIie to-day SAT in the Court in Gen
case.
How TO SUPPRESS DrsRKPurAsrx Hopxra-
Mr.. Charlotte Smith has submitted Q state
ment TO the District Commissioners Ia support
York, IN relation 10 the number OF Sonse, Of ~
ame In Washington, &C. The Commissioner
rsply shas IL citizens have geos grSSnd: . De
poses IL Is proper for two househoiden 20 sign Q
report to that effect 10 the major OF police, and
II will receive sttentin."
PAYNE MAY Recoverable colored man.
Nm Nm: Payne Payne; who was struck by Lsxis. allies
day night and taken TO Freedman's hospital,
supposed TO be fatally injured, Il Il now thought
DENIES SECOND MARRrAcR--In the mat
t ter OF the estate of John Ashley, In which Gen.
Probate Court, Mr.. Jas Lowndes yesterday, Tor
Charles A. Ashley, asked that the distribution
states that he is the only child OF dscsssed: thai
he has been informed that some one claims 30
De the second wife OF deceased, and he denies
any second marriage by his father
Mr.. GALT's ANSWER TO MoRrovss srrr-
the to OF s sssS ssp;,
laying the door OF the Inauguration ball room,
the defendant filed plea and affidavit deny.
ing that he made any other contract with Nor
row than one for 81 600, and saws that be has
discharged every Indebtedness incurred, and
the comm ittee did not owe q cont
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court 70 J.
Edwin Cooper and Laura E. Hodges Edward r
nwtre and Kate A. Nunan; W. II. Yost and
Mary Z. Mcdonald; Samuel Duvall and Eliza
beth keife.
ARRESTED on SUsPICIoN.-Ac olored country.
man, 30 years old, who gave his name as Char
les connolly, was arrested this morning By
oncer Breen and locked up at the nfth pre-
cinct station on suspicion. He had In his pos
session druggists box marked I'D. Chambers
Point OF Rocks" He also had two door mats
and several sets of harness. He claims TO live
near Rockville, Md.
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Fon THr BrooD,
e. E; 81 a. $ g Wy MI
BIB 4 90 Wv 4 iii ssss
III F + s. III
BBR u TIT TIT ZEE RRH $50
skBks Il T + En- kRa
s 3 J H + T Exxk kssss-

Combining IRON with PURE VEGETABLE TON
ICS quickly and completely CLEANSES end I'm.
RICHES THE BLOOD. ouickens toe ect3on Of the
Liver and Kidneys clears the complexion, makes the
skin smooth 1t does not pure the teeth cause head
ache, or produce constipAtion-AIL OTHER IRON
MEDICINES DO.
Physicians and Druggists evsrywAsrs rseennspd Z.
DR.. N. 8. RrsoLEs, Of Mafion, Mass, sayS az TO
commend Browns Iron Bitters . valuable tonic Or
enrfching the blood and removing al dyspsptic symp
toms 1t does not hurt the teeth"
DR.. r. II. DELzELL, Reynolds, Ind, says: Z" I have
prescribed Browns Iron Bittegs In cases Of anamta
and blood diseases also when tonic needed. and
It has proved thoroughly sasisfAcsory."
Mr.. WM BYRNs 20 st. Mary street, New Orleans,
La, says: Browns iron Bitters relieved In acAse
OF blood poisoning and hesrtaly commend II TO those
needing purifier"
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL co, BALTIMORE, ND.
LADIES HAND BooK-Useful and attractive, con.
tanning list OF prizes for recipes Information shout
coins etc. given away by all dealers IN medicine, or
mailed to any address on receipt of0c stamp. g
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DIED..

BLuNDoN., April goth 1855 at 4 p. m. LILLIAN
A., daughter Of John A. and sarah T. Blundon
sreei %asnnssHn ca
Friday. May LIST. at p. M
DAw. Drowned In Rock Creek wednesday Apr1l
and Leritia Daw, In the twelfth year Of his age
Funeral from his parents residence, 1sO2 p street.
Georgetown. Friday Afternoon May ST. ss 80 clock
Relatives and friends Invited TO attend %
kLOIZ April Both, 1885, at 8 q. M CHARLIE
F. kLOTZ, beloved husband Of T. Amanda X iotx aud
son OF Frederick and Martha A klotz aged 80 years
Gone but not forgotten.
Funeral from residence, 1910 New jersey avenue
northwest, Sunday. May 3D. n 2:30 .. M. Relatives
and friends respectfully requested 10 attend 80
EOEsSLE Al Albany, HARRIETTE OSBORNE,
O'Clock.
SANDS suddenly, on the morning of April 2etA.
Funeral services viii be held at John W. Lees un-
dertakers rooms. 1872 Pennsylvania avenue north
west at O'clock Friday May LIST Internsnt - Coo
WEISS. On April 3Oth 1885, Ct 3:l6 d m. sftrs
painful and lingering illness, MARY f. beloved wiz
months
We watched her breathing through the nish4
Her breathing son and low.
AS In her breast the wave ollie
Went heaving 70 and fro
Our very hopes belied our fears,
Can fears our hopes belle
We ~, Thought oI her Dying when she s'spe,
Human hands have tried to save her.
Signs and tears are all In vsin,
But an angel came and bore her
From this world Of pain.
BIZ HIM HUmANA
Funeral win take place from her late resideucs Mo-
o'clock, and from thence proceed 70 81 Msrys churc6
where requiem will be celebrated Friends an1
relsrvss Of the family are respectfully nvisd % =
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General Foreign New,

General Foreign News.
THE MEETING OF THE EMPERoRS.
PERTH, April 30.-The Pesther Lloyd says an
interview between the three emperors is pro-
jected for August 9th
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DROPOoALs FOR ICE

Il WAR DEPARTMENT.. April %, 1885.
Sealed Proposals in aIplcatej will be received at
this office until TW ELNtl O'CLOCK NOON W Ed
NESDAY. JUNE TENTH, 1853 for supplying the
War Department and lis Bureaus with Ice during
fiscal year ending June Both lSS6 The Ice must be
of the best quality Northern ice. solid. clear
free from snow other Impurities, and be de-
Lvered at the several Bureaus and offices of the War
Department in Washington and weighed upon the De
partuentsca Daily deliveries excepting SUNDAYS
Stnd recognized holidays VIII be required The guam
ty required Is estimated al 200 .UUO pounds more
y bond with approved security Will he required in
ease OF award The Government reserves the
reject any and all bids and 10 waive defects
Bids must he enclosed in sealed ENVELOPES endorsed
on the outside Proposals for Ice, ard addressed
the undersigned
e. III. HONT. Assistant QuartermaSter, U.S.A-
ieI
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SpR1Se HA1s
AMERICA AND ENGLAND
WE ARE AGENTS FOR MESSRS DUNLAP 4
CO., OF NEW YORK, AND MESSRS. LINCOLN,
BENNETT & CO., OF LONDON. THE PRODUC-
TIONS OF THESE CELEBRATED FIRMS ARE
RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE HABrTABLE
GLOBE ALL GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND WARRANTED
wILETT 4 RUOFF
SOLE AGENTA
ap3 o06 PennsylvanaAsyA
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

TiCLEs, THE CoNTENTs OF Forty isiI Rooms n S
REMOVED TO OUR sALESROOM FOR CON
or s sSTISpA9 9F Nav sLE SECOND comms,o,rs :,
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, we shall sell. in front OF our
saiesroom, an extensive assortment Of Household
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO OWN. MccAMMoN &
W4 hafAEEEfh RsHEEAEs ANP
ASD HusK MATThhssEs, WICKER e cIAf Il ),
CANE SETTLES AND CHAIRS, REED SET,
cH Hl AN pES sHAskff IAkNrr H
STEADs, BUREAUS ANDWASHSTANDST TWO
PGRPosEs: PANS. KITcHEN UrENsii Is.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, STRAW MAT,
S aAksH n5SISs r1eE5Ws kND E5
bEsck;iFTfoS. ckockEkY.. ESs s = Hre s.AA1
as the collection embraces every article needed in the
W" ss2 . sGo wATfGk WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
T1HoMAs BOWLING, AuctlOnee1.
LARGE sYA N sTr q NEW r. L5 Sash AND IN
O'CLOCK. In front of my auction rooms shall sell a
large lot ofthe above material. sp2S-4t
YNHOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.
vALTABEE ggI5DIEe LOT, ON EIETEENTH
sSH Sse ssEhw FhE Pn AHB syH paRk
1882 M e sas y sss
sss. I:ha!i selpa.t Of Lot In square % hsvicg
properly Sipsh r ., iss vhas
70 this f.. ns purchases would only have
Terms: onesourth CASH the residue in two equal
psyments at one two and three yeais bearing inter
tIoss @ .6s pIspsisy soid IA sonSessncins and re'
time Of sAla apl7-dts
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The following are the opening and 2:45 pm. prlces
ofthe New York Stock mark to-day, reported by
special wire to II. Ii. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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~ CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
PANT i, Department of JAMES H; McGILL,
9i4 street three doors west of the Patent Office
mediately adjoining National Rifles Armory than at
any other establishment in the city II you wish to
buy even the smallest quantity OF white lead oils var
nlsh c9ioss (dry or in oD etc. send your address
sold IN tins department win be sent to you By return
res THIS price gives the price Of half pint
Of Of OH tine dryer varnsn and other liquid sold
pPand a art ten and one hundred pounds
miscellaneous articles The prices are graded accord
ioweSt nrces sna bnwsgrs n. Large sh ges very
MY prices are liked. All buyers buying the GUAM
y pay the same price, The mex perienced buyer Rets
same quantity.
After examining my pricelist, send your orders by
messenger, telephone, by mail. and they will be
filled promptly and the bill, pricest collected
on delivery Goods delivered parts of the CITY
The other departments Of my business have grown
tentton to the Paint Department and expect having
MA supply OF frstclass goods, selling them low
prices and making prompt deliveries. to secure lib
era snare OF the public patronage.
JAMES H. McGILI.
Dealer in Building SupplieA
fz0-3m 0OS. 90. 012 aud 914 Street
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CHANCERY SALE OF FINE THREE STORY
~ AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, NO.
1928 NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District ofCOlumba, holding special term ;nA
in Equity Court passed in cause Hubbard against IL
Grossmann No 81 ~ Doc "a will sell at public aac-
ton, in front of the premises, on the TWENTY
SIX DAY OF MAY, AD 1855, AT HALF-PASr
FIVE O'CLOCK PM all that certain piece parcel of
land and premises known and described the ground
plat plan OF the city OF Washington District Of Co
lumba, and being lot numbered fiftyfour (54), Of
Thomassunderlands subdivision of square numbered
one hundred and fifteen 1lb). as recorded in the of.
flee of the surveyor of the District of Columbia in Ii
her ten (lo), Folio tty-three t53 together with all
the improvements, &c, thereon. consisting of q fine
well built three-stOry and basement Brick Dwelling
with modern conveniences The said property being
sold subject deed oftrust which there is about
S1.4OO unpaid.
Terms: One-third Ia cash; balance in equal install
mens, in one and two years, the notes Of the pur-
chaser with interest at six per cent per to be
given for deferred payments said to be Sc
cured by deed OF the property sold deposit
Of $3.50 to be made at the time the knocked
down. Terms of sale to be compiled with in ten days
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
CHARLES JAM tS BELL, Trustee,
1887 PENNSYLVANIA ave-,
Washington, d. C..
"a,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
L Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING On MERMoS Io1 AMEMT Gsr B BE-
On Thu II URsbAY. APRfL THIRriErH. At -
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, l shall otter for sale on ::
the premises. Lot Is, square 334, improved by all
two-stOry frame dwelling.
ap29,dS sds T TH los E. wAGeAMAN, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING.
rT,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
FINE ARTS.
SUPERB WATER COLORS,
Recently selected from the leading exhibitions and
London, Paris, Madrid,
Barcelona, Rome, Milan,
Tu. N, Florence. Bologna,
The Hague. Amsterdam,
Antwerp, Brussels,
wh part Of the of the late
OF the ollowing artists: j. NJ w. Turner R. A: Clark
isa Ha aas oa ansy Fe eInny
Milet, Brissot. H. Ten Kate. N Ten Kate, Xroyk,
H. T. I,ohhihkson HamCa, 1nuon heSuauit auu
many others. To be sold on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL TwENTY-NINTH, 1885,
Commencinga at ELEVEN A. NJ, .at THREE F. NJ,
and continuing at EIGHT Pm.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, THE SAME HOURS.
The whole forming the finest collection Of water
color paintings brought together in this country
ON FREE EXHIBITION
Monday and Tuesday. April 9th and 2Sth, day and
evening" at my auction rooms, 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
'TNHoS. E WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRI-STE.E-s SALE OF I-NINlpRnyEn PROPER.


TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPER
TY, LYING IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By direction of the Trustees Of the Bank Of 90
Wasnington viii offer lor sale at public auction -.
IN The order and on the days respectively mentioned
to wit:
On TUESDAY, MAY FIFTH. 1885, beginning at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, / will offer for
sale, and Sd streets northeast, original lots r.
~ At FIVE Gc 70 a14E p M on The SAME DAY on
street south, LIST street west, Immediately OPP
posite Capitol grounds, original lot b. square $50
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTAR, on G. street.
Delaware and South Capitol streets, original
lots 3; o ID. Y and 5, In square 636
square 6:s7, of Delaware avenue and street
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, original lot g.
square 69I. situated on New Jersey avenue, near d
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, original lot s.
square qua 9e Hsas |
at FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK p. NJ, 1 will offer for
sale original lot square 643 at and A-half
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER original lots 1
and :. square 500, 1st and streets southwest
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER original lot B.
square 7OS south Capitol street near q street.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER lot 8, in square
south OF square 144, situated on Canal street,
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER sub lots % and
"a in square 43 situated near the corner of LIST and
y streets southeast.
As it is the desire and intention of the trustees
all he unmproved real estate of the bank reason
able bid will be declined.
Terms of sale one-third cash balance In six and
twelve months. secured by deed of trust property
Sold with interest at six cent per annnln, semi
deposit commensurate with the value Of the lots
sold Will be required from each purchaser the time
ten days the trustees the right resell the
risk and cost of the defautng purchasers For fur
ther particulars and information, call at Office.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
ap2S-d&ds GIT F street
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
MARY LoMAx TAYLOE let all compiainants. vs.
EuaEN1A PHEBE WARREN "et al" defendants, In
Equity, No 8260
On Of the report the trustees George
+. Appleby, William E. Edmonston and William
Iayioe snyder, herein filed, recommending that au-
tnor be gwen them by the GDurt accept the bid
w L. Brown for the purchase of lots 10 and Ii in
square No. 221 i'll Washington City, ID. c., (the same
being the property known as p Madison Place and
the residence OF the late Benz Ogle TaylOe decd) at
payabie, one-third cash and residue in l., and
years with interest at per centum per annum from
Gay Of sale to him until paid it is this twenty
day OF April, A. d. 1885 ordered by the Court that
the trustees accept said bid and sell the said property
TO the said w L. Brown for the said sum $50, 900
On terms aforesaid unless cause be shown pror to
thursday May 7th 1855, why such sale should not be
MADE or Why the terms 81 sale being fully complied
passed on said seventh day OF May. provided q copy
OF TINS ORDER DE published daily in The Evening Star
commencing April I'D, and once In the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter prior to said seventh day of May.
lSlgned A. B. HAGNER. Asso. Justica
true copy. Test: r. J. MEICS, Clerk.
apA3-Z" BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.