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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucnoneers.

1 kCNSANcON BIfOS.. AuctlOneer6.
lKGsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STREET. UNIoNTOWN. b. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recordet in e.tA
I1iDer 70 9Ol, folio -, ct seq, one of the land liz
records for the district of Columbia. and the 2.5
written request Of the party secured / viii SEA-. ll
iront OF the premises, on SATURDAY,, THE
TWENTY-eEVENTH DAY OF FEBRU AIRY A.
ID. 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that piece of
reai estate III the county of Washington District of
Columbia, 10 viii: Lots numbered five hundred and
sXly-1ve t565) and tive hundred and sixty-six (5ot)
as iaid down in the original plat OF CnioDuwi as re-
corded Ia the surveyors Office for said District Be
ginning 1or The same at point fOrtyesht feet west
from the northwest corner formed by the intersection
OF Jackson and Ia, lor streets. said point being the
southeast corner OF said lots running thence west
eriy along the northern larry of Jackson street
19rty-eigut feet; thence III right angles moi h.riy
along the western boundary OF said lois one hundred
ana thirty ieet thence east, rly along the northern
boundary OF said lots fortyeigh feet thence sOutherly
along the eastern boundary OF said lot, hundred
ana thirty feet 70 the place of beginning, said
being contigu us and being thus described one lot
tosether WIN all the improvements, ways, easements
Ishts privileges and appurtenanceS to the be-
longing or III any wise appertaining
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest from day Of
cash at option OF pur, h;ser. deposit of sluD re-
CURED at sale. Convey ncing, &c, at purchaser
cost Terms to be complied with in ten days; other
wise the trustee reserves the right resell the prop
e. ty at The risk and cost of the efauiting purchaser
alter five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published i'll Washington, -. c.
fl6 d&dbs PETER FEGAN, Trustee.
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A CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS CALLED.-A meet
ing OF the British conservative leaders has
been called for next Thursday. The Marquis of
Salisbury will preside. 1t will be in the nature
OF a caucus to determine what policy the con-
servatives shall pursue in parliament. The
principal question to be considered will be what
stand are the conservatives to take In regard TO
Ireland and the proposed Irish legislation OF
the liberals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

WARNER AND WORK IN LUCK.--Judge Bene-
dict of the United States circuit court i'm New
York, before whom the demurrer To the indict-
ments in the case of Ferdinand Ward, William
S. Warner, and j. Henry Work was argued, sus-
tanned the demurrer Saturday. The defend
ants were injected for obtaining by fraud
S15O,00O belonging to the Marine bank. A
new indictment will be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

BISMARCK, OAK, Feb. ia light between
an Indian and a settler sixty miles north Of
this point yesterday resulted in the death 90
the savage. The Indian had procured whisky
and was drunk when lac attacked the settler
John Brennan. in his shack. brennan was un-
armed at the time. and the Indian came upon
him with "A tomahawk which the settler wrrs-
ted from the ssvage's hand and with which he
Drained him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

CONTRACTOR SCOTT CAPTURED.-James Scott
the contractor, who was arrested some days ago
in New Haven, Conn.,, charged with embezziing
from $4,000 to 100000 from millionaire
Waddingham, was supporting woman, not
his wife, In a Grand street fiat. For six months
she has lived there in great style. Saturday af-
ternoOn Scott escaped and was supposed TO
have gone to Canada with the woman, but SUBJ
sequently he was found secreted in the cellar df
the Waddingham mansion.
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Immense Sale OF Pine Lands.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb.l7.-The existence
has been disclosed OF one of the biggest deals in
pine lands on record, being OF no less dmen-
sons than the sale OF the Pillsbury standing
pine interest exclusive Of the CULVER timber,
oou,ooo,ooo feet. The would-be purchasers are
Michigan capitalists. EX-GoN. Pilsbury was
seen and admitted the general truth OF the
rumor, but stated that the negotiations would
not be brought To "A termination for "A few DAYS.
The deal represents 81 800 900 or more
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{ VI ANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED
N.ORNER MARYLAND AVENUE AND TIIIR.
TEENIH STitEIT EAST. + STREET AND
NEKoF TWELrTH AND D sTRE r ;rss N6k Tii.
EAST, AND CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH
AND a STREETS NORTHEAST, AND ON A
STREET. NORTH, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND ElGHIEENTH STREETS MORE HEASr.
AT AUCTION.
, BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District oil tolum',i passed the 2oih day ii n
O1Jalitlary, A d. 1856 III Cause No 9TSl tQuity xt
docket No. 20, wherein Charles +. WOl:ard Is
ants. l will Sci at public auction, on TUESDAY,
HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ in front Of the
premises
Lots /, 2. 3. 4 and 49, in Wollard's subdivision Of
square 1905 recorded in I.ber X. L. H., folio 80 of
the surveyors office of said District situated Mary
ianu avenue. 10th street and i street northeast.
And on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
Ot LOCK T. NJ, In front of the premises, will sell
Lot 10 In square numbered 1OU9, situated corner of
18th and - streets northeast.
l will sell
Lots 80, 40, Al, Al and 49, in Wolards subdivision
OF square 1905, recorded in Iber w. q. NJ; III folio
80 in surveyors Office. together with all the nm
provements. &c.
Terms of sale: One-quarter cash: balance in equal
lnstanelts Ut SIX, twelve and eighteen months
diy OF Sale Win SIX per cent interest, notes be
secured o deed OF trust on property sold or al cash
at option OF purchaser or purchasers deposit of 800
required On each piece sod at time of sale Convey
aiiclng, &c. at cost of purchaser Terms be COM
peu witi IN ten days from of sale, otherwise the
detanltng purchaser purchasers, after tive days
pubic nutice I'll such resale some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID. c.
Pats will be shown at Office of trustee and nj the
places OF sale on day of sale
CHARLES Z. DUNCANSON, Trustee
1I6-d8d5 corner 9th and ID streets W.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BOWLING. Auc1ioneer.

By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
or the District of Columbia in equity cause No % 16
on the 4th day of November A. d. 1855 wherein George
HUI is complainant and James p. Heron ct ali de-
PENDANTS, I will SELL on WEDNESDAY, the SEVEN
OCLoCk p NJ, at S22 Sth street n. in the city of
ashington d. ca at public auction, the undivided in
terest OF James Heron in and Letters Patent of
the United States No. 292, l3l OF date January 18TH
A. ID. 1854 issued to EbeneZer Morrison and LANES p
Heron for Improvement in Thickness Cages and
Letters Patent No. 81 0,9OS. of date January 10Th A.
ID. 1888. issued TO Ebenezer Morrison and James p
HERON Tor improvement in Thick ness Cages
Terms Of sale: Entire purchase money In cash
JAMES II. SMI H. Trustee
lotOEuS l22 Sth n W
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IMPORTANT.
FINE ART NOTICE.
The Tanning Collection of Magnificent
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS,
Consisting of Many Important Works Selected dur
ing the past year from the various Collections dis
persed i'll Hol and, France, Belgium and England
Together with many choice works recently selected
from the leading Art Centers of Europe
In the coming Exhibition will be found
August Bowler s Great Academy Work,
THE GREEK SLAVE.
Valued at So, 900.
Erskine NicOls' No Rent
Josef 1sraes Leaving the Wreck and Potato Peters,
Sir John Gilbert's Tanning the Shrew.
J. II. W. Turner'S Upper Rhine,
Fam. Prouts Bruges,
B. C. Kock-kock's Winter,
Filosas Departure and Return Of the Swallow,
Indons great picture, The Merrymakng,
John Faed'S Admiration,
Geo. IL BoughtOu's Hester Prynne
Horace Vernets Arab Sheik,
AND MANY OTHERS.
OWING TO THE GREAT IMPORTANCE OF
THIS COLLECTION 1T WILL BE ON FREE Elk
HIBITION AT THE GALLERY OF THOMAS
BOWLING. AUCTIONEER, FOUR DAYS PREVI-
Gus TO SALE.
THE EXHIBITION WILL OPEN ON WEDNES-
DAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, AND THE
COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRI
DAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, TWEEN
TY-THIRD. TWENTY-FOURTH, TWENTY
A. NJ. TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ. AND EIGHT O'CLOCK
p. NJ, UNTIL THE ENTIRE COLLECTION Is
SOLD.
n3St THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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Germany and the Vatican.

The German governments changed attitude
toward the vatican is semi-offically explained
as follows: The government for two years de-
sired to accede to the wishes of the Catholic
subjects, but was hindered by the fact that the
sessions of parliament were attended with cir
cumstances tending to raise the impression
that the government could be driven by
attacks and threats to unwillingly consent
There is no longer any ground for fear; there
fore the government has introduced the pres
ent bill in the landtag. The bill abolished the
remainder OF the May laws with the exception
of the obligation TO obtain government ap-
prevail of religious appointments.
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A Startling Scene.

BIGAMIST, SHACkLED To A HORSE THIEF,
DROPS DEAD OF HEART DISEASE.
John Ahern, vino had been convicted of
bigamy at Scranton, Pa, few days ago and
sentenced to eighteen months in the Eastern
penitentiary, died on the train Tuesday, while
on his way to Philadelphia in company with
eight other convicts, under charge of Sheriff
Lewis. Ahern was shackeled to a horse-thief
named Levi Snyder When the train reached
Cummings Snyder noticed his companion
breathing heavily and asked If there was any
thing the matter with him, but received no
reply. a few minutes later Ahern's head
rolled over on Snyder's shoulder and the latter
called a deputy sheriff, who was Mortified to
find that the shackied prisoner was dead
married a Miss Mahoney there recently. 1t
was soon learned that he had wife aud three
children in Wales. and he WAS arrested Tor big
amy. Miss Mahoney is said to be dying from
the shock occasioned by Ahern's vllainy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

ITO SAVE THE GIRLS'-Little Billie Hutch.
ms, of Lawrenceville, Ga, is o hero. A can of
thrown on the fire, before which stood Biliie's
three little sisters. The boy jumped for the can,
but just as he seized 1t the powder exploded.
was badly burned. Some one asked him WIN
he grabbed the powder. He answered as well
save the girls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

Destitute of Food, Fire and Clothing.
To the Editor Of the EVENING STAR:
Will the EVENING STAR call attention to q
case appealing strongly to those who have
heart and means to sympathize and relieve:
family living little east OF the Mount Olivet
road. south OF the chapel is In great restitution
for food, fire and clothing, and need instant re-
lief Particulars may be learned of Officer
Slack, who knows their condition, and will
cheeriully lend assistance to those desiring to
render aid. A.TCAyIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

DILKE's CoNSrTrUENTS STAND By HIM.
The Liberal association OF Chelsea the con.
stiIuency Of Sir Charles Dixie, has discussed
the advisability of permitting him to continue
as parliamentary representative of the district,
in view OF the Crawford scandal, aud has de.
cided to leave him undisturbed In his position
The Pau M0u Gazette summons Sir Charles
Duke to resign forthwith.
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A model mcN,can bandit.

SALrILLo. MEX. Feb 1.-THE commission
OF officers sent nom Zacatecas by the govern
ment 90 treat for a surrender with the noted
bandit leader, Eraclio Bernal. has returned
having been unsuccessful In it's mission, the
robber chief demanded the following condi-
tons: Pardon for himself and band, a bonus
OF $4,000 for himself, To he allowed to retain
an armed escort OF twenty-five men. or 10 be-
appointed 10 position in the army command
ing a district in Sinaloa
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KILOGRAMS TO THH STAR
Earthquake. and Geld I'm Guatemala

PANAMA, Feb. 1.-THE earthquakes at ANA
titan, Guatemala. continue, and the few hou,es
that escaped ruin by the FIRST heavy shock are
now quite shattered and uninhabitable Tho
shocks now felt are accompanied by very strong
winds. The distress among the people IL
heartrending. and President Barrillos and his
cabinet have stared "A subscription for their re-
let The cold prevailing at QueZaltenango is con-
sdered phenomenal, the mercury having fal-
len four degrees below zero. and the water in
the wells being frnven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

SUICIDE OF A SISTER OF ST. FRANcIs.-Sister
Euphrosnia, of the Order of ST. Francis, commit
ted suicide Tuesday morning by throwing here
self from foUrstOry window Of the School of the
Holy Trinity, in st. Louis. 1t is supposed that
she was suffering from dementia at the time, as
name in the world was Miss Weaver, and she
formerly lived at Aldensburg, Ind. Six of her
belonged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

A committee Of Methodist ministers met I'm
Richmond, Va, last night to make prepara-
lions for the general conference OF the Meth
odist church TO be held there In May.
The Fourth avenue surface railway officers In
New York city acceded to all the demands of
the drivers and conducIors who struck yester-
day morning, and the cars resumed their trips
last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

IHE LIeHrRuSS1Se Nrw HOWE
SEWING MACHINE
Is the Simplest and Best Machine ever produced
Call and examine it, or send postal card and will
send one To your home on Trial Free OF Charge
S. OPPtNHEIMER & BRO,
Sole Agent for the District of Columbia
52S 9th st. NV
Machines rented by the week month.
Repairing Speciality. fa3O
CUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEY,3
~ Reliable Sewing Machine House. APT 9Th St., and
tte the New Automatic White IL is u little Daisey
New Machines OF all kinds
Renting and Repairing mhl2
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FELL DEAD AT THE PoLLs.-A man named
Shehan fell dead from heart disease last even
ing at the second ward poll at Shamokin, Pa.
He had been busy all day advancing the inter-
ests of his favorite candidate, and the excite
ment OF the occasion is said to have been In
strumental in causing his sudden death.
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CALLED TO EXPLAIN.
Mr.. n. w. Fitzgerald Charged with
Threatening u Witness.

Yesterday afternoon, as the Equity Court,
held by Judge Cox, was about to adjourn for
the day, a sensation was caused by Il motion
made in the case of George L. Lemon against
n w. Fitzgerald, by the counsel for mpain-
ant, Messrs. Shellabarger and Wilson and Mr..
IL. W. Garnett, for a rule to issue on Fitzgerald
to show cause. Tho parties are in court on a
bill and cross bill relating to the claims bust
ness, which Lemon had purchased OF FiiZyer-
aid. Testimony has been taken before Exam
liner HARPER. and yesterday the time for taking
the complainantS testimony extended.
In his petition for the rule Capt Lemon states
that he has been informed that n W. Fitzgerald
went to Robert kopp aud "stated to said kopp
that il he, the sud kopp, would testify to a
an an aaaitieh @ $500 When the e pss V Was
an AFFIDAVIT made 10y Kopp. that Fitzgerald,
since his ks testimony was given had charged
him with testifying falsely, aud stated he
would break down his testimony.
Capt. Lemon filed an affidavit of Chas. King,
member OF the bar. who testified in the case
Mr.. Kings affidavit also set out that lie had re-
aids handwriting, aud signed 10y Fitzgerald,
and addressed to "Mr. King, liar. or rather King
of Liars, in which he said Mr.. King had lied in
reprobate,m and accused him OF lying in other
matters. The letter closed by saying: "If you
think the matter is to end here, d-n you, you
are mistaken. I'll have you punished yet for per-
jury, if there is any way in this country to
bring perjurer to justice. Your age is all that
saves you from personal punishment, equal to
your cowardly and villainouS acts. Lemon
robbed me, and you know it, and you told me
SO. Now, Tor a personal gain of a few dollars
know that you must have got it-you perjure
your gray-haired soul to aid the robber. The
mills of the gods grind slowly, but mighty fine.
Every dog has his day.
The court on reading the papers granted a
rule on Fitzgerald to show cause why he snould
not be punished for contempt, and made the
rule returnable on the 23d inst.
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TV1HOMAS E. WAGGAXAN.
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON q STREET SOUTHEAST.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET SOUTHEAST.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis -
Cogsins ct al Tat ct al. win SELL ON TUES :&
D.Y, IKE IWENTY-THIRD DAY OF r.-D-
RUARY, A. ID. 1886, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. ia front of the premises part of Lot
No 4, in square No. S46 wit: Beginning on street
SAID square; thence east ~ feet lO inches; thence
north 40 ieeE thence east ID feet: thence north 20
west "A feet 1O inches thence south 1O6 feet the
residence.
Terms One-third cash; residue In two equal pay
ments with interest ~ six cent at six and
months from day of sale, or all cash, purchasers
option. 500 deposit At time Of sale. and terms be
re-sold NJ purchasers cost. Ali c0nveyancng At pur
chaser's cost.
HOSEA b MoULTON. Receiver DC.
9xO st n.
THOd z WA66AAAN, Auct. f13dtS
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ARBITRATION IN LABOR DIsPUTEs-The con-
ference OF the business men OF Richmond, the
No. 30, held last night, adopted . resolution TO
endeavOr to have AN act passed by the general
assembly to require all differences between
employees aud employers to Oe submitted to ar
bitratiOn.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR BRICKS, CEMENT AND
Il SAND.
Office of Building for State, Var and Navy Depart
IitntS,
WAsHINGToS, d. c., February Is, 1886.
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing, and de-
HveriDg each Of the following kinds of material the
site OF the west and center wings OF the Building
Sta;e, War and Navy Departments in this city, VIII
be received at this office until TWELVE NJ. ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH, 1856
and opened Immediately thereafter in presence of bid
GerS:
IL 800. 900 best Red and Arch Bricks and 10 900
best Red Skew Back Bricks.
5000 barrels Natural Hydraulic Cement, and IS
barreis Portland Cement.
81, 90 cubic yards River Sand.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposals for of these material will
be furnished to regular manufacturers OF dealers on
application to this office
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
Colonel Corps of Engineers
n5-16,l7, .mh15,16
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
c. II. Davis to b. +. Tilley, pt. t. 81. 115; $275.
"A. Fulton to X. f. Morris, pts. 10 and 20,
Browns sub. Pleasant Plain; s.. T. j. King to
Harry T. Miller, sub lot 1O1, So. Oil; 81 $50
c. C.Weaver ct al, trustees, to J. II. Grant and
$932.72. u. b. Croft to c. l.. LOOMS, sub lot
%, SO. 271; $4,000. Cecilia Howard TO P.
Brennan, sub lots 40 to ~, So. 1O7; 81, 1884. 90.
W. X. Ellis to J. r. keenan,, sub lots 80 and 80,
So. 1877 S6,732. Peter NJ. Dubant to Bette
Tomlnson, sub lot %. So. 4O1; $4,000. Anna
r. Forney to Buch. Beaie, pts. sub. \ and d, So
726; s.. Hugh Mccartney to J.W. Payne, pt
SUBJ 10, So. S41; s.. ]. A. Swindcll to c. and
c. A. Walter in trust, pts. 1876 and 19G, b. and
HIS Addition to Georgetown; s.. Charles f.
Gibbs to G. G. Willard, pit. %, So. 254; $4,000.
Sarah u. A. Robinson to Sarah NJ. Robinson ct
al: sub lot 1877 SO. 1888. Margaret L.Gaddis to
tiers of the Visitation to j. NJ. Brown ct al, trus-
tees, lot %, So. 345; $4,000. u. l.. Yulee to
W. w. Farnham, pit 2o, So. 1877; S14 1888. So
r. f. Morris to W. II. Scheli, PTS 10 and 20, $.
p. BIS sub Pleasant Plains, &C.; $4,000. j. +.
Olmstead to Robert Portner, lots 5 to Ia So
2O4; $4,000. Catherine Common to Timothy
Cavanaugh, lot Is, So. SGT: 81 900. Buchanan
Beale to Geo. B. Whiting, pts. A and D. So
726; S5, 1888. George E. Hamilton to R. Hag-
ner, sub. lot 8, SO. 80; $3.50. Jane p. Tod
Weir to Jessie T. Green, e. p lot q, so. S6S;
$4,000. Marcellus Bailey to e. S. Bradley, SUBJ
lot 90. SO. 1873; $1,s0O. Charlotte II. L. Cowes
J. Newton to Emma NJ. Giilett, sub lot IS, SO.
1858; $24O. E. NJ. Gilett to c. v. Trott, sub
lots 123 and 125, SO. 1868; 81, 200. Same to
Thorn to George W. McLanahan lot 10. blk. g.
II. E. g sub. Meridian Hill; $5,9O5.5O.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. AucuOneers


SPECIAL SALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF HAND
SOME FURNITURE.
Gn IO-MORROW MORNING, FEBRUARY
EIGHTEENTH. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we
Shall sell within salesrooms One Handsome Rose
Wood Case Piano I3radbury,. One Ebony Frame Paror
Snte, made to ORDER Handsome Pillar Extension
liable, heavily carved, cost $40: Six Dining Room
Chars. upholstered in leather; One Antique Corner
SuPooaTo; handsome Gilt Frame Pier Mirror with
SAD ana bracket; Walnut and Ash Chamber Suites
Marble top: Hair Mattresses 80 Feather Pillows
blankets exc Immediately after the sale of the above
we VIII sell lot OF Notion Dry Goods, sc, to close up
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
"EEKS & Co, Auctioneers
w 637 Louisiana ave, opp. City Post Office.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE,
WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
thamber, Cottage and Walnut Sets, ParlOr Suites,
Mirrors. Rugs, Carpets CrOckery, Glass and Tin
ware. Springs, Chairs NJ. Top Tables, Wardrobes.
B"dsteads, Sideboards, WhatnOt Engravings, Han
tresses DC. with other goods
ALSO, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
brunswick & Bake Pool Table. Cues Balls &C, COM
plete.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers
iHtES HIlsS SALE OF 4 THREEsToRY BRICK
LAND AVENUE. BETWEEN ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of "A decreee o. the Supreme Court e.ttA
Ga tne District OF Columbia, passed on the l1th Ill
Gay OF FEBRUARY. A ID. 1856, cause No. 9742 &.9
f,quty DOCKET No. % pending in said court el EN-
Henry NJ Knight and wife are com p ainants and
mary Sheed and others are defendants 1 will sell, at
R13ilc anStion In font ofthe premises on FRIDAY,
IWENi1 -S1ATH DA ~ OF FEBRUARY, 1856 ut
thALF-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. all of lot num-
Dered nineteen 90. in Lawrences subdvi OF part
oi square numbered three hundred and twentyseven
$50. improved by three-story brick dwelling
,, Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree: One
hIu OF TIRE purchase money in cash, and the balance
III equai lhsts,ImentS III one and respect
Nely for which the promssOry notes OF the purchaser
must De gwen to bear interest from day of
Per cent anu secured by d.ei of trust properly
sou. or All cash al the purchasers option. All
Heyanclng at purchasers cost. deposit of SlUU ut
tne OF sale Ii the terms of sale not complied
with In seven days from day OF safe, the Trustee
serves the right to resell al risk and of dei.ting
purchaser afer hye days pubic notice of such
III some newspaper published in Washington ID. c.
SAMUEL MADDOX. T ustee
l1o-ONuDS 462 Louisiana avenue.