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A Startling RuunOr.

1t is rumored that the army headquarters
will be changed to Chicago, or that General
Hancock will be given command OF the army.
The Charges Against Architect Clark
SECRETARY LAMAR ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION.
Secretary Lamar has ordered an investiga-
ton of the charges preferred against Mr.. Ed
ward Clark, the architect of the Capitol, by
the Journeymen Stonecutters' association and
the Knights of Labor. Mr.. Sidney A. Jonas,
Of the Secretarys office, has been de
tailed to conduct the investigation, which
will be held in the model room
of the Patent office. Those making the
charges will be now called upon to furnish list
of witnesses and other and more specific infor-
nation, and If this is done and the matter con-
sidered of sufficient Importance a date will be
fixed for the investigation to begin.
In the communication of the Stonecutters'
union, asking for this investgaion,it is charged
that the material used In constructing the ter
races at the south and north of the Capitol
building is defective and inferior in quality,
and the work bad Further, that the regulations
In regard to the contractors bonds makes IT i'm
possible tor any one to get the contract outside OF
o favored ring. The Knights of Labor charge
poor work and improper management in the
construction of the north and west wings Of the
Patent office prior to the fire and also Of the
Government Printing office.
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MARRIEn.

BAUMGRAs-GREENLAN Tuesday Arm a.
1850 at O'clock q the residence Of the brdes par
ens, lOO6 Eleventh street northwest Rev. DR.. Hart
lett, of New York Presbyterian church. ofca-
attng, ERWIN c. BAUMGRAS 70 hNl(A b
GREENLAND. No cards
McAvOY-GOss. AT the parsonage, by the Rev. J.
Rosster. pastor Of the First Reformed Church, OF
AVoY, of Philadelphia, Pa, and ALICE Y. 0O66 a
washington D. &.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qtleglamS to The Star.


"A Deliberate Act Of Aggression.
HOW RCSSIAS OCCUPATION OF MARUCHAK Is
REGARDED IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 29.-It is stated that the gov
eminent has received an important memoran-
dunn from Lord Dufferfn, the viceroy OF India.
upon the views Of the Indian government and
upon the action OF Russia since the beginning
Of the existing controversy over the definitive
boundary of Russia and Afghanistan.
The Standard, In an editorial referring TO the
occupation Of Meruchak by the Russians say s:
There can be no question Of Afghan provoca.
ton In this instance. The occupation OF Meru-
chak stands out broadly and undisguisedly as a
clear invasion Of the territory of Afghanistan
without even the pretense of military necessity.
assuming that the news OF the occupation
OF Meruchak is correct there is little room for
doubt that 1t can be considered nothing else
And this act of aggression has
chosen in order that there may be no possibill-
ty OF further mistake. 1t is a deliberate breach
OF solemn covenants fragrant violation OF
Russias promises and assurances"
THE AFGHANS INDIGNANT.
A dipatch nom Tirput states that Gen. Ko-
marod having written an open letter to the Az
ehans In which he expressed surprise at their
conduct In forcing him TO wage a battle against
them the Afghans have become indignant at
what they term the Russian commanders i'm
pudence, and are becoming more cordial to
wards to British.
Co4ENHAGEN, April 29.-Sweeden and Nor
way are urging upon Denmark the expediency
OF uniting with them In the issue of q procla-
nation in the event OF war, declaring q strict
neutrality.
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NIEEKs & CO., AuctloneerA

VIII sell at auction SATURDAY, MAY SECOND,
1885, at SEVEN p. NJ at 1907 9TH street northwest,
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, CONSISTING OF
Ladies' and Gents gold and silver Watches, open and
hunting cases. gold Chains and Necklaces, gold Ear
rings Pins Bracelets and Crosses plain and set Rings
LOckets, Buttons; solid Silver and Plated Ware dla-
kets, Flutes, Cutlery, Valises Books, Carpenter
and Domans Gents Coats, Pants and Vests Ladies'
Dresses; Overcoats and listers shoes and Boots
RevOlvers, Umbrellas, Flut:ng Machines, Clocks,
Bibles. Corsets Musical Instruments Of all kinds,
Table Cloth, Napkins, Albums
Parties holding tickets will please take notice.
apll-4t H. COHEN. 1907 18th at.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

Il
will sell the entire stock Of valuable Books Sta
tonery, &C., contained in Store 700 Market space,
commencing WEDNESDAY, APRIL FIFTEENTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK AN. and SEVEN PM. and Will
continue day and evening until the whole stock is dis
posed of. The stock name in part IL as follows
Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods; Books in real cali,
morocco, SEAL History Poetry, Fiction, Travels, 81
finest binding; fine Leather and Pearl Card Cases;
POcketbOoks, in real Alligator and Russian, &C. Ele-
CANT Plush and Leather Boxes of Stationery, Jewel
Cases. WOrk-boxes. Toilet Sets. Ladies' and Gents
Dressing Cases. French Plate Mirrors, in bronze and
plush; Autograph and Photo Albums, Scrap Book.
Blank Book Hand painted PLAQUES, Gold and Plush
Frames and Eases. Portfolios Swiss Carvings, Brass
Inkstands and Paper Weights Japanese Goods; a full
line of Jewery in Gold and SILVER.
Many other goods too numerous to mention.
This valuable stock must bs sold without reserve as
the owner. Mr.. Free intends to change his business
Buyers will do well by attending.
ap2S6t FOLEY, Auctoneer
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H,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
Y L PRDNED RIAL Estate ON NORTH CA Pr

l,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPE
Toll STREET, BETWEEN u AND STREETS.
By virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of 800
the District of Columbia. passed the 9th day so
December. 1873, tand amended on the 7th day Off,
December. 1850, In Equity cause No 1854, Doc. 20,
wherein the National Union Insurance Comp any Is
plaintiff and John b. Tyler and others defendants
shall sell 10 the highest bidder in front of prem
ses, commencing at HALF-PAST FOUR O'clock
on THURSDAY. THIRTIETH DAY OF APRIL
1885, Lots Nos six 90, Cd, eight 49, nine (9
ten t1Ol and eleven in the subdivision OF No
one l., in Square No. six hundred and thirty $780,
according 10 the metes and bounds, covenants and
conditions set forth and described in deed of par
ttion, dated December IS 1871 entered into between
Andrew Wylie and May c. his wife, and Margaret
Helzei, and recorded with the plat of subdivision
neXed in Liber -. folio -, one OF the land re-
cords of Washington county, in the District of Column
bia Also, all that part OF said lot %, in said
square No. $50, the northeast thereof front
ing North Capitol street thirty five (35 feet and
ten 100 inches by depth of one hundred and twenty
(l2O) feet
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree. One
third of the purchase money in cash. and balance
in nine 80 and eighteen 49, months from date Of
sale For the deferred payments the purchaser pur-
chasers shall give their notes drawing six 81 per cent
interest per annun secured by deed deeds of trust
on the property purchased. deposit of fifty $500
dollars each lot must be made when the property
Is Knocked down. All convey4ncing to be at cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN e. HEALD, Trustee,
sol St NV.
DCNCANSON BROS. Aucta aplS-dEdha
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DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BEING NO. 1921 VERAfONT
AVENUE, BETWEEN AND l. STREEsTS

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the LIST day of go
November \. 1879 and duly recorded In Liber ~
No S2I folio 341 ct of tho land records To-
of the District Of Columbia: and by direction OF The
rer Of me ee amq az TIM os virtue Of an
bia passed in the cause Of Davis ct al Murdoch ct
al, No. S6IV equity, the undersigned Trustees Will
sell on "WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF May
1888. At FIVE O'CLOCK L. M, in front OF the pre-.
tain piece or parcel Of ground known and described as
LOT numbered twenty-elght t2s), Of Evans subdivt
teen Sl6, seventeen I'D. and eighteen Qs); Of Kid
and seventeen GID, with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One third cash, the balance In one
and two years, with interest at six per cent per an.
num- To be secured by deed Of trust upon the properly
soid or all cash at option OF purchaser Convey ancix
&C., at cost of the purchaser deposit of two I'm n
dred and any dollars will be required at time of sale
Terms Of sale TO be complied with within seven DAYS
on day Of SALE otherwise Trustees reserve the nigh
10 sell at the risk and Of the deaulting
FRANCIS II. SMITH, I r,.
ap20eO&ds GATHL WILSON. A1usteeo.
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SALE.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court -
81 the District OF Columbia passed in cause No ~
$3.50, Equity Docket %. ON 18th November,.zA<
1854, in which Elias Travers Is plaintiff and Lemue
j. Denham and others defendants the undersigned as
trustees. VIII offer At public sale, on FRIDAY; the
FIST DAY OF NAY. 1855, At the hour of SIX
OCLNk r NJ, All OF Lot number 9, situate in square
LAB, as the same u laid down upon the map the city
Of Washington District OF Columbia. the SAID lot
west and running back that width $50 feet Deep con-
tAnng 900 square feet.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance Of the pur-
Chase money In SIX and twelve months, with interest
for which the purchaser can give his notes. he may
pay all cash. On payment OF the whole purchase
money and ratification of sale by the the under
signed rs trustees VIII execute deed 70 the purchaser
al his cost and expense deposit of ESQ Will be re-
quired at time Of sale.
II. y. JACKSON, No. $3.50 II street,
IRVING WILLfAAfSON,46 S La ave, Trustees
TH06 BOWLING, Auct. ap25-d&ds
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THE HoUsEBREAKING CASE OF WALSH Ar
JOSEPH.

THE HoUsEBREAKING CASE OF WALSH AID
JOSEPH.
In the Court in General Term, this morning.
before Chief Justice Cartier and Judge James.
the case Of the United States against Mickey
Walsh and Fred Joseph was argued by Mr. Tag
CART for the government and Mr.. c. g. Moore
and Z. p. Philips for the defendants. Walsh and
Joseph were indicted and convicted with John
kelser of housebreaking i'm the night, and sem
fenced by the Criminal Court to five years each
In the penitentiary. The Indictment was for
proof was that entrance was over the door, the
transom being open, and the defendants make
the point that they were not legally convicted,
for there was no breaking; and although the
new housebreaking act makes il an offense to
enter q house in the night with intent to rob-
yet the Indictment setting out that they did
"break and enter" IL was necessary to prove
the breaking before they could be convicted.
During the argument Chief Justice Cartier re-
theft, and its possibility of its coming eastward
owing to the technicalities OF the law and said
here: Mr.. Moore replied that be did not appre-
bend such danger here, and he was sure the
court co would not permit a man to suffer when
ne was not tried In exact accordance with the
requirements OF the law.
HER SIx-YEAR-OLD DAuGHrER.-Adis G.
Chapman, one of the women who was charged
i'm the Police Court yesterday with enticing
sadie Thomas into a house of prostitution had
having her own child i'm a house Of III fame.
The case against her SUSPENDED. and the
Judge committed the six-year,old child, Estelle
Orphan asylum until she is sixteen years old,
unless she is discharged before that time. Sadie
Thomas, the child who ii is charged was enticed
into the house of i'll fame by Chapman, was
returned to her mother.
In the police Court to-day, Lula Robinson, Q
colored servant girl, arrested by Detective Car.
ter for thieving, got two months in jail. The
goods were recovered.
R. I: Eckerson, 1921 n street, reports stolen
from hallway an overcoat worth $50.
To-day, in the Criminal Court, Edward L
Scott, charged with embezzlement OF $50 OF r.
A. Dyson, Second trial., was found not guilty.
jeremiah d. Dinneen to-day, by Mr.. ]. Am.
bier Smith, filed bill for divorce from Ellen
Dinneen. They were married November 18th,
1872, In Ireland, and lived together till Marcel
31st last, when defendant is charged to have
deserted him. He charges her with adultery.
A CONSTANT COUGH, WITH FAILING
STRENGTH and wasting Of flesh are symptoms
denoting pulmonary organs more or less seri.
ously affected. DIR. Jayne's Expectorant n Q
sale remedy for lung and throat ails.
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1t is rumored that the army headquarter
will be changed to Chicago, or that Genera
Hancock will be given command OF the army
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ii CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
Paint Department Of JAMES II: McGILL,
Di street. three doors west Of the Patent Office i'm
any other r. establishment in the city If you wish to
nsh colors tdry or in oi etc. send your address
soin this department win be sent you by return
mail, reaching you in few hours time by letter-car-
rler This prcest gives the price of halfpint pint
quart. navigation, gallon and five gallons ofeact kind
OF OIL turpentlne dryer, varnsh and other liquid sold
by measure: also price per quarter pound hafpound
pound five ten twenty fl We and hundred bounds
of each article sold by weight; also list and prices of
miscellaneous articles The prices graded accord
ing to the quantity bought Large buy ers get very
lowest prices; small buyers pay slightly higher rate
My prices are fixed All buyers buying the guam
ty pay the price. The experienced buyer gets
the same price Us the Oldest painter if he buys the
same quantity
After examining my price-list send your orders by
filled promptly and the bill. pricest collected
on delivery Goods delivered to all parts OF the CITY,
The other departments Of my business have grown
to satisfactory proportions. now give my special at
tention TO the Paint Department. and expect having
full supply OF hrstcass goods, selling them at low
prices and making prompt deliveries, secure lib
eral share OF the public patronage
JAMES Fl. McGILL.
Dealer i'll Building Supplies
f2S-3m 0OS. 90 912 and GA Street
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So THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST.
pOned until MONDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH
DAY OF APRIL, 1885, ct the same hour and place.
Dy consent OF parties. s. g. HENKLE,
ap2UdkdS Trustee
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Fon HnApAeeHs9a ! U ] NArrAns

FOR DYSPEPSIA USE NATTANS PILLS.
FOR BILlOUSNESS USE NATTANS PILLS
FOR DERANGED STOMACH USE NATTANE
PILLS.
FOR CONSTIPATION USE NATTANS PILIA
FOR TORPID LIVER USE NATTANS, PILLS
Home made they are always fresh in this particular
by mail to amy address receipt OF price per box
ARTHUR NATTANEs PharmScfst,
apl0 14th and ]. ana I'd and y ssA NV.
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The President to-day appointed John g. VIII
hams, OF Indiana, 20 be third auditor of the
Treasury department. vice f. w. Kesghuey,
whose resignation has been accepted TO take ef-
feet on the 3oth inst
Gen. Williams was an applicant for the foh
authorship, supported by the Indiana state
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pROPOSALS FOR LAYING ASPHALT AND
l. GRANITE PANEM ENTS IN THE CITIES OF
WASH NOTION AND CIEORGEvrONyN

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WAsHINGTON D. C., April rs, 1855.
BY direction OF the Board of Commissioners Sealed
Proposals will be received at this office until ELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, on " EDNESDAY. MAY SIXTH. lSS5
Tor laying about 5000 square yards less of
granite block pavement 100 square yards. more
less OF aSphaltlm pavement and 5000 square Yards
more or less, of asphalt block pavement on various
ID. G..
Blank forms of proposal and specifications can be
had at this office upon application therefor together
with all necessary information and bids upon these
forms will alone be considered.
The rlgn Is reserved TO reject any and all bids or
parts Oh bids. CD LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, U.S.A
ap25-6t Engineer Commissioner d. G.
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eg CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

fT CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, OOO.EA
Tickets only So Shares in proportion
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
We do hereby certify that supervise drrdn0e
nents for all the Monthly and Semi annual Drawings Of
the Louisiana State Lottery Cbmpany and in person
manage and control the Drawings Themselves and that
the same conducted ,Oh honesty fairness good
faith t0lUdTd al parties and authorize the CbnDany
to this certificate iUi Jdcsiniles Of our signatures
attached. its advertisements"
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DUBLIC SALEO OF TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN
4 PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY. MD.

By virtue of decree ofthe Circuit Court for .s.t>
No. .4s5. the subscriber win expose at public e..
s,le on The pTsa al on THGRSpAl Ny ~
valuable Reai Estate of which the late Charles Har
rison Hays died seized possessed This property
on the Telegraph Road leading from Benning's sta
ton on the II o X to Brighis az post office is
nom Washington City 1t adjoins the lands of
jscent 20 Addis"n chapel 1t Is convenient A to
Churches. schools Mills and Market tits improved
rooms. a barn stable One-fOurh of the land IS in
wood the balance cleared: water plentiful and
and Market Gardening- For purposes OF Dairy it
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are: One
third the purchase money 10 be paid in cash the
which shall be paid in cash the day of sale and
the remaining twOthrs OF the purchase money shall
months from the day of sale tor when the notes Of
the purchaser must be given secured to the salts
TIE day ofsaie until pail or the whole Of the purchase
chaser Conveyaneing at he cost Of the purchaser.
MARION DUCkETT, Trustee.
And on the SAME DAY AND PLACE, at HALF
PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK j. NJ, by virtue of de-
Of the aforesaid court in No. I494, equity the
subscriber Trustee In said decree will offer pub
h sale the real estate and premises in said equity pro-
esedngs sgtoned Of which the late Lcretia Ann
containing so less This tract i'm
swell adapted % Grass Fruit and Gardening; is
well wooded and watered and is every respect a
Of Rs as he Yo as t does
FERNS OF sale as prescribed by the decree are One
third Of the purchase money be paid in on the
day OF sale or ON the final ratification of the 800
OF which be paid in cash the day Of nd
the two-thirds of the purchase money to be
paid in instruments of six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, for which notes of
the purchaser must be given. secured the sails
faction of the Trustee. and bearing interest from the
day OF sale unt paid or the whole of the purchase
money 10 be paid ia cash at the option of the pur-
pelns es at and
view the premises. Will please communicate with the
undersigned Trustee at Bldensburg. Prince George
county, Nd
ap23-l2t MARION DUCKETT Trustee
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ur. ARMSTRONG'S Painless Cure in "a hours
*i.noet surgery, Caustic or Exposure iO2 Sth nw
- 1t 4 DIN Tvs
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT SAIL

GOVERN MENT SALE
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH, 1885.
at TEN O'CLOCK, shall SELL ON the @ street side OF
the Interior department. large quantity of old mate
rial, such
DESKS. CASES AND STANDS;
PIGEON HOLES, TABLES AND CHAIRS
OFFICE TABLES, WATER COOLERS
MATTTN RACKS, AND LARGE LOT OF LUM-
BER &c
By order OF the
ap21d SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AN ELEGANT TURNOUT, CONSISTING OF
COUPELET, LARGE BAY HORSE AND HAIR
NESS, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MAY SECOND, 1885, at TWELVE
above elegant turnout The horse Is sound and
splendid animal, and the cOupeet and harness i'll per
feet condition.
ap2N-:it THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A SCHOOL
I HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN. D. C.

CONSTRUCTING
i HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN. d. C.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER CoMMIssIoNER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April IS. 1855
BY direction Of the Board Ct ssaleS
O'CLOCK NJ on THURSDAY, NAY SEVENTH,
Sh oe ii OF D. and
Blank forms of proposal and specifications together
Columbia and bids upon these forms will alone be
The right is reserved to reject any Or al bids
Major Of Engineers, U. s. A.,
ap298t Engineer Commissioner u. G.
pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
for
fiscal year ending June 30th 1850 will be rsceved at
ct VII vi Oh
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by Item; and this advertisement and the Pro
ury and the bond accompanying the same, shall CON
ecuted
to orders from the department. The entire quanti-
must Be signed By or
firm making it, and be accompanied by a bond with
ood approSed ny United States The
district in which the suries reside or do business
form to be furnished by the Department. conditioned
for furnishing such portions of the articles be
awarded under it, ana the performance Of the con-
Proposals unaccompanied by such bond will not be
considered and contracts will be awarded only to
tabshed manufacturers of, or dealers in the arti-
Giles.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for Stationery
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department Washington, ID. c. and will be subject to
inspection by expert detailed for the purpose by the
Secretary of the Treasury and the delivery Of In
ferior article will be deemed sufficient annu
the contract at the option of the Secretary.
The Department reserves the right waive defects
and reject any or all bids
DANIEL MANNING,
ap29-law4t Secretary Of the treasury.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT, April IS, 1885.
Sealed Proposals tin dupcate) will be received at
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON WE'D
NESDAY, JUNE TENTH 1885 for supplying the
War Department and its Bureaus with Ice during the
fiscal year ending June 30th. 1856. The Ice must be
of the best quality OF Northern ice solid clear and
free from snow other impurities, and must be
nvered at the several Bureaus and offices of the War
Department in Washington and weighed upon the De
partmentscales Daily deliveries excepting Sundays
and recognized holidays will be required. The guam
tity required is estimated at 100000 pounds more or
less.
bond with approved security will be required in
case of award The Government the right to
reject any and all bids and to waive defects
Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes endorsed
on the outside Proposals for Ice and addressed to
the undersigned.
g II. HoYT, Assistant ouartermaster, U.SA.
ap272S ,29, 3OtEje1 &2-6t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FALGABLE BUILDING LOT, ON FIFTEENTH
STREET, ADJOINING THE STATISTICAL
BUREAU, BETWEEN d AND + STREETS
AND OPPOSITE THE PRESIDENTS PARK
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAY FOURTH, -
1850, al FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premi- ,
ses. shall sell part Of Lot T. in square 227 haying4
front of about % feet by depth of 100 feet This
property Is finely located, and is rapidly improving
and increasing in demand There being parry walls
TO this lot the purchaser would only have the and
end walls to build.
payments at one two and three years bearing inter-
est at SIX per cent per annum and secured by deed of
an ~ ALI
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