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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
CORNER OF THIRD AND STREETS SOUTH.


81. BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofsae
the District Of Columbia. passed on the I'd day Of1
August. lss6; in the EQUITY Cause Of Thomas -.
MllIamset al, vs. George H. Carroll ct al, NO 0.o6S,
nocSes 2 shall sell at public auction IN fsqnt Of
THE TWENTY.THIRD DAY Of sEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1856 at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ,
the following described real estate to witt All Of lots
subdivision OF original lots numbered four 90 ana five
(o), IN square numbered seven hundred and ninety
one ODD as per plat recorded in Mber n. K, folio
&63, OF the records OF the Surveyors office Of the
District of Columbia.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. of which
800 on each lot must be paid at the sae and the bal
snce IN two equal for which the notes Of
payable respectively one and TWO years after date to
my order as Trustee, with interest from date until
paid at the rate of SIX per cen.um interest
De secured by mortgage or deed of trust upon the
sold according to the direction of the court
or the whole purchase money may at the option Of
the purchaser be paid in cash. If the terms Of sale
be not compiled with within fifteen days from the
day Of sale the Trustee reserves the right resell
said real estate at the risk and Of the defung
purchaser after like advertisement in The Evening
star and on the same terms as In Of the rs sale
All expenses of cOnveyancing and recording and ex-
animation of title to be paid by the purchaser The
property will be sold clear of all to day of
sale. JOHN RIDOUT. TRUSTED
No. 472 Louisiana avenue
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. se1l-d&ds
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BALTIMORE, Nh, September 1S.-virginIa skies
consolidated, 81; pastdue coupons, 67la: do. new
threes 6744 do. ten-forties 40 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nd. September l7-Cottou steady
-mddling Ga. Flour steady and Quiet-Howard street
and western super 2.25a2 IS; do extra q 75a:S 5(l
do family, 4.O0a4.50: city mills SUPER 925a2 rs:
do extra, 3.OOa3. rs: do. Rio brands, 4.5Oa4 go
PatapscO family. 8. l5 do. euperlative patent $50
Whest-sOuthern lower and dull: western lower and
No. western winter red, spot S2asaS3 September
S2l2aS3 October, S3A.aS34; November, S5laaS53
December. S1A4aS7Ss. COrn-sOuthern Irregular and
quiet; western lower and dull southern white bCa5I:
southern yellow 5la52; western mixed. spot 46a47:
October. 46hsas7. Oats frmer for choice western
mixed. 3Ua32: Pennsylvania, 2Sa34 Rye firm and
steady, 54a57. Hay steady-prime to choice western
1OOOa15OO. Provisions hrmer and fairly active
Mess pork. 12.5Oal2. 15. Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed 7l2asls. Bacon shoulders
SASH: clear rib Sides ga: hams. :l3laal4. Lard
creamery, 2la23. Eggs lower loal61a Petroleum
higher and hrm-refned. 6sa Coffee tirm-RiO car
goes. ordinary to fair 11a11s sugar steady-A soft
6is copper refined steady, 9h4a9aa. Whisky Arm and
steady, 119al. 20 Freights to Liverpool per steamer
quet-cOtton, 13-64d: -four. la6d: grain, 3s.a4d.
cOrn l4.2OO bushels: oats. &c. 100 bushels: rye
600 bushels. Shipments - -four. 1.1OS barrels
wheat. 753,6OO bushels;cOrn, $500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO GAG III! September II / p;m;-whsat
Nav sSs Con- sHs Msy oG,sssr
25as. october, 1854: May, BIZ. Rye, Ash. Barley
SO. Flaxseed. LOG. Prime timothy, 1S9al 92.
Whisky. LIS. Pork weak-Cash, lO.32lh; OCTOBER.
10 SO Lard frm-Cash. 1927: October. 635
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
of the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
U. 4las, 1891 coupon. l1Oa4 bid. l11l4 asked. u.
4las. 1891. registered, 1IOs+ bid. ll1tt asked U.
istered 1881. bid, 126as asked. .. C per imp IS.
1891, coin. l12ls bid. ID. G. per imp Is, 1881, cur
rency. II6i. Did lI7ia asked 5o-year fund sos.
1924 c9rrency. liza Did; l2o asked 2Oyear fund.
1892. com. 1884 bid, 1l5a asked. 3Oyear fund.- Is,
1902. coin. l29l. bid. Franklin Ins- a. asked. Ar
ungtOn ms, 1856 bid. German-American Ins. Isl
bid. 16O asked. Potomac ms, SO bid. Masonic Hall
bonds. 1O2 bid 1O3 asked National Bank Of the Re-
public, 40 bid, 1855 asked Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank Georgetown, 1856 bid. Great Falls Ice, l26
bid. Penn. Ie. 20. AZ bid Chesapeake and p0t. Tea
Co., 333s bid, S41a asked
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE No
I'll THIRTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated September IN
$50. at folio 1872 Of the land records of the Dis .
trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party
thereby secured, we will SELL at public auction in
front of the premises, on TIL URSDAY, THE IHIR-
TIETH DAY OFSEPTEMBER, A, ID. 1856, at FOUR
O'CLOCK r M the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington, in the District of
umbia to wit: Original Lot numbered thirty, t3O) in
square numbered ten hundred and twenty u,OZO), as
slbdivided into lots lettered "A aud S"
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest per cent per an
mum, secured by deed Of trust on premises sold,
all cash. at option of purchaser Terms complied
with IN ten days Or property will be sold at risk and
cost purchaser after three days advertise
time of SALE Conveyancing, recording &c, at pur-
chaser,s cost E IdM A ~ ADAMs, Trustees.
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FTNHOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL, ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of decre0s of the Supreme Court of esN
the District of Columbia, entered on the 18th til
day of February, 1886, and September 1lth, GG
1885, in Equity Cause No 9,740 wherein William D.
Serrin Is complainant, and Mary 5. Fowler ct a.
defendants, the undersigned trustees named in said
DEGREES will, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEVENTH. 1856, sell at
public auction in front of the premises, part of
lot numbered twenty.three (23) in square num-
bered one hundred and QUl), Begin
ming on the line of north I street, at the
northeast corner OF said lot and running thence with
the line of lots twentythree 23 and twenty (24
due south eightyone tSl feet) feet six GO inches)
inches public alley then with the line of said alley
southwest to point Of said line from which line
due north would interSect the line of street
twenty 60 feet feet nine q inches) from the Begin
ming, thence due north to the line OF north street
thence east with the line of north twenty GO
feet feet nine g inches) inches the point of begin
ming. the same being improved by brick house. No.
zoos street northwest
Terms of sale prescribed by DEGREES: One-third
of the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the bal
ance payable in one and two from day of SALE
with interest, the deferred payments be
the trustees by good and sufficient deed of upon
the property so sOld all cash. at the option of the
purchaser deposit of $1OO will be required the
day of sale by the purchaser thereof Terms to be
complied with within ten days, property may be
sold at risk of defaulting purchaser All
at purchasers cost.
A arsos sSs 81 s s;'s 81 Trustees
Se16d&dS 1924 + street
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Sel7-dtS
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SUITES,
PARLOR FURNITURE. EASY CHAIRS,
LEATHER LOUNGE WARDROBE. MARBLE
TOP TABLE. HAIR AND HUSK MATTRES-
SEES. BEDDING, WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS,
PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS. INGRAM CAR
PETS, EXTENSION TABLE, REFRIGERA-
TOR. FINE GAS STOVE. CROCkERY, GLASS
WARE. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. &c, AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBERTWENTIETH 1886,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the residence
of gentleman declining housekeeping NO 1925 18th
street northwest second door from street, will
sell, for cash, the above goods.
sel6-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT MY AUCTION
ROOMS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER EI0HTEENTH.1s 1885,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, embracing several
hne Mirrors and Pianos, Bookcase DC
ALSO,
8Breechloading Shot Guns.
ALSO,
About 5000 lbs Of Stove Castings. 100 sets Brick,
New York Chilled Ploughs, (the best in the fsld)
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses. Carriages Buggtes. Wagons, &c
anew Buggies, Jump-seat Carriage. Park Piston,
Dayton Wagon, will be sold to cover storage. ad-
vances and freight. select
pUBLIC SALE-HAvING SOLD MY PLACE
near SILVER Spring Station. on the Seventh street
road, Will o1er at public auction. the premises.
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTEENTH.
1855 at the hour of ONE O'CLOCK, all my personal
two BugEies. two,horse Wagon and Harness. several
spring Wagons, Farming Implements. . lot of Car
riage and blacksmith Tools and q lot Of unfinished
work-Spokes, Rims, Springs, Household Furniture
hve barrels Vinegar lot of manure and other things
se16-2t c. p. CASEL.
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RESPONSIVENESS. On Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER l6, 1886 by the Rev. W. q, Edwards WA.
T. EASTON, of West Washington. d. c.. and Mss
EDITH STEVENS. Of Montgomery couaty, Nd
Rockville Seminal please copy.l
SCOTT-CONNELLY. On September l0th, 1855,
~ ~ Dominic's church, JOSEPH SCOTT and MARY
" CONNOLLY.
THoM PsoN-coHILL. On Thursday, Sept 10Th.
1886, st the second Baptist Church. by the Rev. I'D.
mond Bez SVEN, MARION c. THOMPSON .
MARY h. COHfLI. both of Washington, u. G.
Baltimore papers please copy.l
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Traveller Guide.

PExN. RourE-B. d r. station, 9th and sta-roe
day i pss P sss
and TO p% far sS,s.sa s Ssian.a s. az lsa 10
and Piss.Sarg and west s:so lCh,casO limiisdl
sss s 1906 s% a., s4 .: a5s
r is EsS ssS ss as SO ..S
7;lo loco and lao pm, on sunday. Ss;d. sSS
: m DAILY. escep. sunday For knnspo o rs Is
Rochester Ba.io. SisS.rA loo pm a.s. sasss
b Amp @ RoUrEIst.ilon. Corner New jersey Ave.
iisd iSSo M daily for Sein1. to nj is .ns
81 SI kSui; daily $50 p M; loio IN For ri.sears
sss .S S S-'i To1
saSf gso S sns Zoos -.
10. l2lo, Las, S;lo SA5-minuts ,rain). $3.50. I:SO
$40 III SO .na iaos sm l!as n ,.ss 0a ssS.
$40 sS s ssa ,i sa sso ~ For oa
sS az: .sS sst $40
ena ~ p@ f sS1 :s:Sa s Sn H:
Sundays es say ON ssy saS.
osp. sunday For hss.1.soSn 100 NJ sna Isl 81
washington and Gaithersburg 1890 am. and lisa
ll:2O D. IN daily. except sunday.
Va. MIDLAND RoUTE-R 4 r kation.-FoP NeO
Orleans and Atlanta, lllo g m tdaiiyD For Louis.
vile, 6:3O pun. tdsilyG southern mall and expires.
IL p. N, tdAilye MAnassas division, 1880 p N.
daily, except sunday. Marrenton. IN daily excsps
stations) O.
saENANDoAH RoUrE-R a o. station--For New
Orleans and inIsrmedists points. I0D0 aud $50
p daily.
9lO q IN. daily except SUNDAY. and 4;A5 p M every
day.
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THHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.

i - ~
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, No.
1892 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY+SECOND, 1886, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, at residence, No 1892 l4th street, shall
sell the entire contents. embracing i'll part:
Rep Parlor Suite, Marbe-tOp Tables
Lace aud other Window HangingS
Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
smyrna Rugs Hall and Stair Carpets.
Walnut Secretary Walnut Sideboards
Walnut Extension Table, Walnut Lining Chairs
Ornaments and Pictures
Lot CrOckery and Glassware
Hall Stand Lot Books
Four Painted Marble Top Chamber Suites
Plain Painted Chamber Furniture in sets and sepa-
rate pieces. Lot Bedding, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Sewing Machine,
Kitchen Requisites
THOMAS BOWLING,
Se17-dtS AuCtioneer.
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TNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
i Thss never bfeaka never wean ouk. alwaysolsans
and can be worn while bathing
In Tor saleas tHAA FTBHER'A
023 It'll street northwest,
Mn: USHER devotes her attention 70 the wantgoe
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, bearing s.1A
duly recorded In Liber N Y97 folio 3S4 ct seq,
the land records of the district Of and
at the holder the notes
thereby will SELL at public auction in front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A d. 1885. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real estate.
situate In the city Of Georgetown District of Column
bia TO w.t. being the Paper Mill and premises at the
northeast corner of Potomac and Water streets, In
said town. said real estate being described follows:
Beginning at the said corner and running thence north
with said Potomac street one hundred and htyOne
ana elxtwelfths 16l GID feet thence east seventy
one CID feet to alley, thence south nuetend 1x-
tweinhs 90 6l2) feet thence west twenty-five C26)
e thence south to Water street, and thence west 70
the place OF beginning together with all the MIXTURES
ana other apparatus now In or TO be hereafter
placed In and upon said premises, and also all the
water rights and privileges applied 10 or be-
longing to or annexed to said paper mill accordingly
q the same II derived or leased om the
q ONO canal under any agreement had thereuntO.
t0Getner with all improvements, appurtenances. &C
Terms OF sale Onethird cash; balance in two equal
instaHments payable In six aud twelve months afer
date ior which purchasers notes bearing interest e
ax per cent Pc. snnnn and secured by deed OF snst
on n 500 VIII Se sSksn 4r al css g Pa 81
sale. Auconveyancing and recording at purchaser 9
cost 1t terTns Of sale are not complied with within
ten days nom date Of sale the property may be resQld
q risk and costof detauting purchaser after seven
-'' = hR1iSABD H. WARMER,
CHAkL0 n. MATTHEW'S, fTfustee4
se13-eod 1908 3lSt st
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NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-At the coffee exchange
this morning the bears began the raid and soon
succeeded in breaking the market 2Oa25
points under heavy pressure to SELL European
advtces are weak and this had the tendency to
Brighten the longs, who unioaded pretty
heavily
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AUCTION SALES.


CHOW CASES. FIXTURES, COUNTERS WITH
- n1R.AWEkS, AND BALANCE OF sT0GK AT
WEST CONSISTING OF GUNS, CUTLERY,
RAZORS, SILVER PLATED WARE, c.,WILL
BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
Sale commences FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEM-
Der SEVENTEENTH. at SEVEN r N. and win
continue every evening until all are sold.
October lst owner goes exclusively into the manu-.
mcturtng OF well know specialtes.
ss15-Sm FOLEY, Auctioueer.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
Il oESIckoF BUILDING FOR sTArE,WAEANDN NAVY
DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHISGroN d. G, september Is, 1856
Wood for the and center wings Of the build
ing state. War and Navy departments in
sS sss Say
Of SEPTEMBER, 1856; and opened Immediately
SPECIFICATIONS general instructions for bidders and
TH dOss, aIS SCsI. IS c .sI;n...
sel5,l617.1s.27d2s
J)EoPosALs FOR PLAsTERING MATERIALS.
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. D. c. september Attn, IsS6
esef 81 for and dsv
aud River sand required for piastering the West aud
Senter wings OF the Building for State, War and
L r. S Sf TH i.
EI6hTEENIH DAY OF -EPTEMBER, 1856, and
spseiiealoas. general inssructions to bidders and
osnk forms OF proposal will i've furnished regular
ONE TMos On IIN sPphi.ssst CASEY e this
es.o...oLoI. Col Corps of Engineers
1hoPosALs FOR 0UARTERM AsTERS
DEPor QCARTERMAsTEK's OFFIcE
Sealed Proposals In duplicate subject to the usual
son,dl,ions, Will be received this Office until
SEPTEMBER EIGHTEENTH. 1885. At xb,e bp tms
for Tnhng and eever III ,ee Of bid
once miscellaneous articles of Store,
WHIPS, Iron Hay Racks, Hardware. Lumber Gas FL
t1 7s. Line: Horseshoe Plates, &c, se
a bids Preference given articles OF domestic pro
ooS c CONDITIONS OF price and quality being equal
production produced the Pacific coast to the
there. ~ "' p"ole service
Blanks and full instructions as to bidding &c and
ton &c this office h n. BATCHELDEK,
DEPUTY g a. General, Y: $. A.
seil-ot Captain and N. S. K, U. 8 Army.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6leglans to The Stal.


Seizure Of the Pearl Nelson.
THE CAPTAIN DID NOT REPORT UNTIL He HAD
LANDED TWELVE MEN.
OTTowA, ONT, Sept 17.-lnQairy at the Gus
schooner Pearl Nelson was seized At FRINGE.
town for having landed twelve men during the
night. The master of the vessel reported the
on board and had every thing seized. It Is
understood that $500 was deposited q nne,
but as yet the customs department have taken
no action in the matter.
Nominated for Congress-.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 1.-THE democrats
James Phelan, proprietor Of the Avalanche, for
Congress by reclamation.
Chicago Defeats Kansas City.
Kansas CITY, Sept. 1.-THE following is the
score by innings Of the morning game between
the Chicagos and the home club:
Chicago Hansss City .:: - 3 9SS "a
k sass n1s ,y City chifssS ESSrs
nsS snd RiSso and 1i Fsan and asssis'
Spanish Oaicers Arrested.
MADRID. Sept 17.-Three officers belonging
to the Spanish army at barcelona have been
arrested and imprisoned for leading band Of
soldiers to join the Carlists.
Sullivan and Hearld Will Meet.
PIrTsBURG, Sept. 1.-THE meeting between
John I. Sullivan and Frank Hearld is not OF.
mos. dugneS, the manager, says IL Will POSI-
lively take place in the coliseum. Allegheny,
tomorrow night. Sullivan and Heard are
both to arrive tonight
General Foreign News.
DEATH OF THE DUO DECADES.
PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Due Decazes, whose
serious illness was reported yesterday, Ia dead.
A Farmer Robbed and Murdered.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. ia special TO the Post
Dispatch from vfncennes. ind, says: John
Schyrock, q wealthy farmer, living near Olney,
Ill, was murdered last night by unknown
men, who secured $3, 900 hidden in the farm.
er's house. They then burned the house.
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District Government Anairs.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS


So far comparatively few applications have
been made by the property-holders Of this Dis
trict for street improvements, such as grading,
paving. guttering, laying Of sidewalks and for
setting out trees, for sewers, &c. The Commits
sioners have to hand their estimates into the
and Unless the people make their W known
some days prior to that time, they have to 60
over one year before consideration. As it is
dropped for further consideration, there being
many on the list which were laid over last year
owing to the limited appropriations made by
course have the preference of the Commits
sioners in their recommendations to Congress
over the more recent applications.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: J. Gales Moore
repair frame dwelling, 500 10th street north
west; 5000. H. r. Wasser, erect a two story
between Prince street and New York avenue;
457 n street southwest, 5000. Mrs K.
corner Canal and N street northeast; $500. c.
J. Hilyer, erect three two-story stables in Print
ing alley, between 18th and 18th and o and p
streets northwest; $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have decided to lay gran
lite curbing in lieu of blue stone, as was hereto
proved this season, except where the blue stone
is in very excellent condition.
The District Commissioners have awarded
the contract tor repairing AnacOstia bridge, at
$3,710.O9, to G. Cumberland.
Major Walker has reported in disapproval Of
an application of Mr.. w. A. Stewart for q DO
liceman's commission for private Waterman
he employs to 60 10 different parts of the city
to watch buildings in course of erection. Major
Walker does not approve granting q rowing
commission.
The Commissioners have transmitted to the
Washington Gaslight company list OF about
five hundred street signs which have been
broken or missing from the lamp posts in va
rious localities, and requested the company to
replace them within thirty days.
ho m iSSiOn4rR ~
the old Bladensburg road, now known as Elm
road.
The Commissioners yesterday awarded the
at the almshouse premises to J. v. Halliday at
his bid.
The wholesale liquor license OF Kate vogle Of
quence Of allowin 6 the liquor purchased to be
drank on the premises.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,oR SALE-H ST, NEAR 2lST n. W., IT,
II Brick; $1,000. 21st and L sts n. W |;
12.room brick: store and dwelling $500 Virginia
Ave e, near 18th st., two five-room bricks; rent,
s12; 1900 ST., near 18th n. O., two ive-roOm
bricks will rent for SIS: 1900.
SELF LEWIS q WRIGHT. l212Ls F St NV.
IL nity-on ath St se bat one square from cars and
herdics: comfortable dwelling: not long built; seven
rooms and hail. east front: lot 53xl33 feet: perfect
title; no charge for abstract deeds: only 81, 500
onehalf cash, ba ance easy be sold this week.
Apply, with deposit immediately to WELLER q RE-
PETIT, J26 Pa. Sc. se17-6t
NOR SALE-FOUR HANDSOME NEW THREE
story Brick Houses containing eight rooms parOr
diniDgroom and kitchen on first floor: five sleeping
rooms cellar under whole house, heated by furnaces
located In First Ward avenue street cars; these
houses will be sold singly, making handsome homes,
or the whole row will be sold at figures guaranteeing
10 per cent on the investment. Inquire of
WESCOTf & WILCOX,
se17-3t 1907 Pennsyiv ania ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE IN WEST Washington
s.s sod
Ss w g
very low If desired can be su6divioed
Apply Al AZ YIN 81 NV, between eleven ana
E1oR sALE-BKIcK STORE AND DWELLING.
pSy TO owns ana on s good ousRess
FOR sALE EAT g MogsE 9F
.s..,m AUSTIN F e. Brown g |,
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN. IN WEST WASH.
Il ington-A good twostory back building and base
ssio o
hood Price $4,000 to an immediate purchaser. Easy
.6 On st n. e. two frame Houses. Lot so1so Price
Also row of new brick Houses, in 80 n. alley, NV
Price rice. q a. 500 for all DANENHowEE SON;
L halls, bay windows. hot and cold Water vide PARK
ing aud back alley. on St n; e.. near North Capito
NJ ss Il .1sS ioe
Foh s H1EeA1ss ON CAPITOL HILL
psss 1900 easy 'aaad
new ,s5WSstoTy nsywnaSy and DsckSu,d,nss
On 9Th
on 9th st. q. e.: S2,oOO terms easy.
Two new two-stOry and basement brick dwellings,
ave rooms and cellar on X ct. e., near navy yard;
se4-1m DANENHOwER d SON, 1115Fst
LNOR SALE-TWO NEW BRICK BAY-WINDOW
- dwellings on K st. NV, ner washington Circle;
$3bOOeach; and three new broom bricks mm edately
In the rear $500 each. Three new twOstOry broom
bricks In rear of 92O 25th ST. rent $50 month;
$3,OOO New fOur-rOOm brick, 2214 Virginia ave. n.
W.; rents $12SO per month; $1,000. All good invest
mentR
se4-lm DANENHowER & SON. 1115 st. NV.
EOR SALE-BRICK HOUSES
Il 10 new Houses on 18th st., near st.: six rooms
and BATH 81, 400 each
Houses on 18th st.. Iowa circle, g. $50 EACH
New House ON 18th St., corner Wallach Place,
New House on 18th St, adjoining above. s6 7bO
House on n st., between 9th and 10th stA, 81 600
House on st., between 18th and 14th sts, 81. OOO
new Houses H St. between 18th and 18th SITS. n.
e.; rooms; 5000 each.
Several Houses on Wylie St, between 18th and 18th
sts n.e 81 400 to S1.750 each; rooms. water and
gas. AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Real Estate aud Loans
au2S-1m 1920 F st. NV.
E1OR SALE OR EXCHANGED FINE BRICK
II residence In Alexandria. Va, containing nine
rooms also bath and store rooms coal vaults and
good CELLAR water and throughout large side and
back yards with fruit and flowers Easy OF access to
both boats and cars. Will exchange for Washington
property. improved or unimproved, and assume q
st. NV. aul0-1m