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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY. NAY 3Oth 1885. unit
further notice


Leave Washington from Station, corner of New
For Chicago 1890 am and 1910 pm daily. The
1000 m. a Fest Limited Express for Pittsburgh
caso next morning $3.50 No extra fare IS charged
OH this train for last time.
pm pm and iOlO pm with through coaches ard Pal
fs iO pa
Louis arriving in Cincinnati next morning at TAG
ST Louis $40 pm No extra fare is charged on this
Eo, PITTSBURGH at 1000 m and s,55 daily, to
loE and Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
O., For Lyneh6urg Natural Bridge. Lexington and
sleeping car to Natural Bsds sr sso oriy
For Lexington and Local Stations $40 a M daily
Fol- BaIiimSrs on week days s. s:so $40. 100, $50
as . 40 s4o sa6 i SIS ana 5 1sn
An 1:2o. 100. $3.50. 4:4O. $40. $40. 100. s:25
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
70 doa 50 p.s SLEEPER
Phsla nSsp pvsiou-For Wilmington delaware
and Intermediate points between Baltimore and VIII
m Eng S;ao P; a. daily. excep, sunday
For Way stations between e,i ashington and Balt
sS SUNDAYS aae faS 5SS
a. A:4o 200 and Loo pm, For stations on MetIopo
Pm d1y 4 IA daily EXCEPT sunday for p.inc
On sunday stops At al stations. For
iniermedsts points 1903 am. l2S0 and ll2O pm
4;4O In daily. except Sunday
For Hagerstown 1000 a Ii. and 5:31 pm. daily, ex-
cept Sunday
Trains arrive from the West daily 800 7:2O AM
LILO. $50 and 1880 PIN. Little Rock Express.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore, ll:l5 a m
From Annapolis $50 am, and 1:5O and 5:25 D. M
sunday, 1888 am, 6a35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad, 7:2O q
M daily and $50 D. m daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points sos a m
an9 $40 pm. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 5.1O
$50 100, 800, 800 and 1890 NJ, 1915, 23O g. T.
40 o. $50, l45 and II 100 PM: sundays, $40
s:46, and HOO pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except 125, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For mrther information apply al the Baltimore and
ONO ticket Omce-WashingtOn Station, 6l9 and
1901 Pennsylyanla avenue, corner Of l4th street.
where orders will be taken Tor baggage be checked
and received at any point in the city.
B. DUNHAM- c. K. LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. rsu23l O. p. A.
WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auciioneer.


On STREET NORTHW EST, No. 1928
by virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 7th day 80
81 september. A. D. 1884, and duly recorded ia tM
Lloer NO 1899 folio IS, ct seq.. Of the land k:@
cords for the District of Columbia and by direclOn
OF the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auGu0n In front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the
III hRr F. DAY Of AUGUST. AID 1885, at
scrbed real estate situate in the city of Washington,
District of Columbia to wit:
parts OF lots five 20 and seven (7 square eightysix
$50 beginning for the ct the southwest corner
OF iot nve to thence running east sixteen 90 feet,
north north seventy (1O feet esst one ~ foot three @
seventeen feet three go inches and thence south
10 the place OF beginning, improved by q threeStOry
ahC basement brick dwelling house but recently put
in thorough repair.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd of the amount to be paid in
CASH the balance Ia notes ct six and twelve months
win interest at six per cent to be secured by deed
OF on the property Or All cash. at the purchas-
chaser at time Of sale If terms Of sale
piled with In seven days from day Of sale. the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the risk and of
tue defung purchaser after FIVE days notice through
one OF the newspapers of the city aforesaid. All
veyancinG and recording a. purchasers Gust
WALTER q. DUCKETT,
Cor Penna ave- and 22d St Jr,,..
THOMAS j. LUTTRELL. AfuS'eeS'
PenDa. W
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AUCTION SALES.
TOM w.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court ofSn4
the District OF Columbia, In Equity cause No. -
1902. wherein Ella A. Hardin ct al pain-@
ms and Msry bianche Hardin ct al, defendants,
| VIII on IL ESDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH
PAYS rafE 1850 az the hour of HAtF.PAsT
al public sale part Of original lot numbered twenty
four S24l 10 SQUARE numbered eight hundred and six
iy-hlne SocS IN the city OF Washington. ID. c., and
known as the north seventeen az feet of the said lot.
fronting on seventh street souI beast, and running
teen feet
Terms Of sale As prescribed by said decree One
thifu cAsn and the balance in twelve and eighteen
months the deferred payments be secured by trust
oeed upon the property sold. deposit OF $50 must
De made when the proper y is struck of.
JOHN W. ROSS, Trustee,
sn1%-o0os 41O 18th street NV.
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Mr.. Corcorau,s Health.

Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, who Is summering at
White sulphur Springs, has been quite sick and
was for some time confined to his room. He is
now much improved, however. Mr.. Anthony
Hyde received letter from him to-day, writ
ten in his own hand, stating that he had been
up all day and had ridden out several miles.
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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
me scene O1Sendy H0ok-An Accident
70 the Puritan.

70 the Puritan.
SANDY HOOK, August 23.-The Priscilla led
In the start but lost that position TO the ATTAIN
TIC which shot ahead to windward.
linen the Puritan. cutting through the
neavy swell, walked past the Priscilla
\! rne May1ower is last, q short distance behind
me- tne frlsciua. All are standing by the port
LACK, ana the leader 10 crossing the space be-
tween her and the Atlantic,
Az l2:4S the Priscilla went about on the star
poaro JACK and tried TO cross the Mayhower's
Dow, Out found such Q movement impossible
auu nao 70 fall or With this exception the
0Sitions OF the yachts are unchanged.
Ine PRISCILLA continues on the stretch straight
70 sea- ana the Atlantic, Puritan and May
mower, In that order, are still on the port tack.
heaolng Tor Seabrght The tOpmast was car
req OUT OF the Puritan at 1856, and the May
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BROS, AuctiOneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME
DWELLING ON NINTH STREET EXTEND
IRVING STREET. COUNTY OF WASHING
By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date 90
on the nineteenth 90 day OF January. A. d. III
1882 and recorded in Lber 892 folio 24Aet seq. E|
and because in default in the payment Of the debt
cured by said deed we will sell at public auction In
front of the premises on MONDAY, AUGUST THIR
IIETH. lss6, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM: the follow.
Ing described real estate. situate in the county of
Washington. District OF Columbia to wit: Lot num-
bertd one Cd. OF block ~, Todd and Browns recorded
Pleasant
Terms Of sale: Cash. All conveyancing and record.
Ing at purchasers cost If sale are not COM
Piled with In seven days after sale the property will
be resod AZ the risk and of the defauing pur-
chaser deposit Of 500 to be made time Of sale
I. A. ROVER. Trustee,
Corner North Capitol and II sts, ne.
JOHN MORAN, Trustee
au14 16 eod&ds 3Ast NV
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Prot. @. e. Stowe, the hunoand q Harriet
Beeeher stowe. disd yesterday, agsd e.
tricts In Sonora. Mexico. over The municipal
lootfoua.
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THE NEW YORK ANARCHISTS.
A Report that Speaker at the Irving
Hall Meeting Will be Indicted.

NEW YORK, August %. Police Captain
Clinchy, in whose precinct Irving hall is sit
uated was summoned to the district attor-
ney's office to-day, and questioned at great
length by Assistant District Attorney 'Nicholl
as 70 the nature OF the speeches made on FRI
day night by the anarchists, at tho
meeting called to sympathize with the
condemned Chicago bomb tnrowers. The cap
tain was accompanied by several of his OFF,
GERS and gave the information required. Mr..
NichOll afterward turned over the captain and
his men to Assistant District Attorney Semple,
that the latter might go into the matter
more fully. Mr.. Semple's duties embrace
the presentation OF matters before the
grand jury and the drawing up of indictments
1t is probable that the attention of the grand
jury which will be sworn in next month, will be
called to the subject, and the prevailing opin-
ion is that those most conspicuousIy Identified
with the meeting will be indicted under the
law relating to "unlawful assemblies" upon
which Herr Most was convicted.
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Cor. Penna. ave. and 22d St ln.
THOMAS J. LUTTRELL. Afu''eeS'
au19dtS 1880 Penna. ave NV,
4 HANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP
~ ERTY ON SEVENTEENTH AND STREETS

(NHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP
~ ERTY ON SEVENTEENTH AND A STREETS
NORTHEAST.
the District Of Columbia, passed on the 21th day
OF January D., 1856, in cause No. 973l, Equity
Docket No. %, wherein Charles F, WOiiard IS COM
painant and Mary p Wollard and others are defend
THIkTY-FlRST DAY OF AUGUST A. D. 1856
ASK OCLoGK !. = n, In front of the premises
In Wolards Subdivision of Lots In square No. 1896
recorded In Liber n, at folio 375 in Surveyors
easements, rights, privileges, &c
Terms OF sale: Ons-fOurth cash; balance in equal in
stalments at SIX. twelve and eighteen months from
day OF SALE with six per cent interest, notes to be
cured by deed OF trust property sOd all cash.
option OF purchaser or purchasers. deposit Of $50
will be required on each lot time of SAFE Convey
ancing, DC, at purchasers Terms be complied
with In ten days otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right Of resale at risk and of purchaser
ater hve days public notice of such resale in
newspaper published In Washington, d. C.
CHARLES Z. DUNCANSON. Trustee,
au19-d&ds Corner 9th and ID streets NV.
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MEDICAL, &C.

-
lR AND MADAM WILSON, llO5 PARK
~ Place. llth ST., between Il and sts ne Estah-
iisned 1900. Special treatment ladies' desiring re-
liable services. Advise free and confidential au6el 81
NINE De FOREST. LONG EsTABLI SHED Am
AVA reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
n her residence i245 9Th W. Office hours from
" ~, Win LAoies only. au2l-lms
nR LEON,
II The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
PHYSICIAN in the City,
can be consulted daily. AGA ST., bet IA and 9Th
sta n. ''A
prompt treatment Correspondence and consn,ta
lions strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open. aulQIW
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il DIR BROIHERS IL the oldest Established adyer
nsng Ladies' Phy siclan this city ladies' you can
Sonndently Consult DIR. BROTHERS. YO6 Il ST. s. w.
PARTICULAR attention paid all diseases peculiar 10
iadies, married or single. All successfully treated
DEAD AND BE W!SE-DR BROTHERS, sO6 B
Il ST W., appeared before me and made oath that
he the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city. and will guarantee all cases OF priyais
disease OF men and furnish medicine, or no char1s.
consultation and advice free any hour during he
day subscribed and sworn before me by Or
BROTHERS SAMUEL Z. MILLS a Notary Public
In and Tor the u of o.. this I'D day Of July, 1855
au.-lms
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PROPOSALS.

A RCHITEGTs OFFICE, U. s CAPITOL,
"A WASHINGTON, d. G. August Is, 1884
fHV WnsA ep FOB MARBLE AND GRANITE "a
TERRACES, q. y. CAPITOL.
1EISPosss WI Be 1efsyea e .ns Gee ss
for Marble and Granite work for sections ID, J and
X, ofthe Terraces.
Plans and specifications can be seen at this Office
Prnposais VIII be received at the same time for
Brick sand and Cement required for these sections Of
me aerrsce. EDWARD CLARK.
au1Is.mw6t Architect U. Capitol.
1)RoPosALs FOR COAL
REFORM SCHOOL OF THE D. c.,
WAsHISGToN, August 49, 1885
Sealed proposals will be received by me up to noon
of MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTIETH, 1855, for the
de a,1 T0a at The 9s Reform school Of
loo Tons White Ash Range Coal, stove size. more
90 Tons Cumberland Coal more or less
All 70 be OF best quality free from slate and other
Times as may De directed by the Superintendent of the
school, To weigh 2,24O pounds the ton, aud fee OF
~ cents ton TO inspector and weigher to be paid by
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coal"
Right to reject bids or waive defects is reserved
au1s9t President Board Of trustees
WASHINGTON. D. c.,
the new Pension building in this city, 100000 Mer-
charitable Bricks 800 Barrels of Lime 800 Barrels
Bids received will be opered in this Office at NOON
AUGUST TWENTY-FoURTH. 1884
au1seo5. Supervising Engineer and Architect.
SECRETARY's OFFICE, NATIONAL PRESS
- BRICK COMPANY.
Washington, D. C.. August 6. 1886.
tons more less, ofGeorges Creek Bituminous Coal
suitable tor manufacture of high grades Drick
1886. side track or on canal at works of company
Waterloo station Alexandria and Washington IL. r
au1Otsel JOHN E. BEALL, Secretary
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Prince Alexander Detnrsucd.

oRGANIzATIoN OF PROVISIONAL GOVERN.
MENr FOR BULGARIA.
A dispatch from Sofia, Bulgaria, dated Satur.
day, says: The populace and the troops quar-.
tered in The capital surrounded the palace early
this morning. Prince Alexander ,.bdicated aud
was escorted over the frontier. There Was no
disorder. ~Ibe popuiace then assembled and
adopted a Resolution praying the car to re-
extend his sy mpathy to the Bulgarian people.
The assembiage proceeded To the palace of tie
Russian agent and submitted 10 him the ress-
luton, all kneeling. The agent assured them
OF the czar's friendship the following PROVE
sional government has been formed: I'riine
minister, Nj. Clement metropolitan ol IlrnovsS
minister OF foreign affairs, Al. Zanen minister
OF finances, Nj. hurInoi minister VI war, II.
Nekiforoff; minister I'll Justice M. Itadoslayolt;
minister Of education, "A. Neiichcof
Col. Glider Starts for the North Pole.
Col. Glider left New York Saturday evening
for Montreal en- route 10 the North Pole Tue
route which Col. Glider will take from Montreal
is by the Canadian Pacific railroad " Lake
Winnipeg, thence by a small steamer through
the lake to the Norway house, near the edge Of
the lake; thence overland TO the Nelson river,
which discharges itself into Hudson bay. There
he proposes To engage as many natives and as
many dogs AS he can secure, and be Will put
his whole eQupage on board "a Scotch steam
whaler probably and 20 with IL a. Tar north as
possible. AT that point lac expects ~ pass one
winter and will move forward during the fol-
lowing spring. The colonel was very hopeful of
accomplishing the program he had laid out,
because he intended 10 travel through
Esquimau land as the Esauimaux travel
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, who is In California, yes
terday teleSraphed TO W. 4. Thompson, the
Tribune, New YORK: Advance the rate OF COM
position 10 fity cents per thousand, commence
Ing with to-day"
Galveston's loss by Fridays storm will reach
half u million OF dollars.
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~SeSeO
PERsoNAL.-Col. T. L. Casey is spending his
vacation as usual in the White Mountains.-
Cardinal Gibbons returned to Baltimore from
his vacation at Cape May on Saturday.-Ex-
Representative kellogg and samuel Maddox
OF Washington were registered In Minneapolis
on Thursday.-InspectOr General Baird has
returned TO Washington from an extended tour
OF inspection.-Senor MuIuags, the Spanish
minister here was registered In New York last
evening-Col Lamont left Syracuse this
morning tor hunting and fishing vaca-
ton OF two weeks, which will be spent on
the river Trent In the province OF Ontario
d.. and Mrs. Sewers have returned to the city,
after nve weeks sojourn among the noun.
tains and ct the seaside.--Mr. Clarence Duvail
has gone TO Ocean Grove for q weeks stay
C0L Y. Herdaway, Of the 9Th auditors ofhce,
who has been quite III at Troy, y. y. is re-
ported by his friends TO be slowly improving.
-Senator Butler sailed from New York for
Antwerp on Saturday.-Miss Florence Grigg
and her cousin, Miss Edith Franxont, have
gone 70 Woodburn. Loudoun county. for 9 visit
Of three or four weeks.-Chief Pension Ex.
aniiner Coleman 10 spending the month Of
August With his wife, daughter and friend,
Miss Christie A. Folmar, q Alexandria, at
Henlock Lake, d. Z.
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WTASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN Rail
w ROADCO,

Schedule In effect August l, 1885.
Trains will leave from and arrive at B. & station
9Th and SITS. follows:
Leave Washington $40 a. M daily except Sunday
and 445 p m. daily. arriving at Round Hill IL IA
IN. and 1:l9 pm. Returning trains leave Round Hill
at SOS a NJ daily and a, 0:l5 p. daily except
day arriving ~ Washington $40 u NJ and o:IS nm
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates 1000
mile tickets SIS.
r. BELL.
AulO Superintendent
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CHAUrAUQUA, N. Y, August 23.-The closing
exercises the Thirteenth Chautauqua Assem-
bly, occurred at o'clock this morning. DR..
Vincent announced that the season Of 1897
will commence in July and close the last OF
son, George e. Vincent, will leave New York
for Europe In q few days to be absent q year.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucttoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF STREET NORTH AND SEVEN
TENTH STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of q deed Of trust to the undersigned -
and John = Hanna NOW dec'dl bearing date Ill.,
December 81. 1883, aud recorded in Lber No. ss4
loss fol 2S2 e; seq Of the land records Of the Dis
secured the undersigned will sell az public auction -
RAf oC OF sEPIE "a REL AD: 1856. at FIVE
ground situate and lying IN the city Of Washington
the pats and plans Of said cit parts Of lots num-
bered twenty-three (23) and twenty-four (24) in w
b Hill, trustee and others subdivision of lots In
square numbered one hundred and sixty-hve Q65)
beginning at the southwest of said square and
running thence east thirty 800 feet: thence
north one hundred and nine QO8) feet thence west
thirty (3O feet TO 18th street. therce south on nth
street one hundred and nine 600 feet beginning"
Terms Of sale: Onethird OF the purchase price in
cash. balance In one and two years, with interest from
date OF sale. and to be secured by lien the prem
ises.
A cash deposit Of $500 will be required at the
time of sale; and II terms not complied with
ten days after date Of sale The property be resod
at the risk and OF the defautinR purchaser on 1--we
days public advertisement.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
an2,7,l4,21&d&dS Surviving Trustee.
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M. WnSmuE tCn St ~. EAcu1uxe.
Of the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
2. 9 49, 1921 coupon. ll0as bid. 111H asked.
D. per imp g. 1891, con 1I2,s bid, 1l3 asked
20year fund p c. 1899. currency 1l3Aa bid 20
6s, 1902 coin. l2S-a bid. Columbia R. h stock. 40
bid Washington Gas, By bid. 1874 asked. Franklin
ms, a. bid National Union ms. 2O4b bid Column
bia ms 13s bid. German-A mercan ms. las bid, l5o
asked Potomac ms, so bid. Washington Market
stock. 1913 Did Washington Brick Machine. lib bid
National Bank of the Republic 1872 bid Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, l52 bid. Penn. Tel
20. 80 bid. thes.. Eel. Co.. tn bid
10 asked. Nat Safe Deposit Co., 100 bid.
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THE HAMMOND TYrE WRrrER
Noted for Speed. Perfect Alignment, Beauty
Strength. Changeabie Type and Durability
Call and sss IL AZ
JOHN c. PARKERS,
GIT and 619 9Th street,
iv3o Agent tos the District
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS,

v.NOIt ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. At a M, as far an
NOunl Ferry and I.eonardfown all INTERN ediato
landings Make all landings every trip.
You can 90 70 any landing for IS ceptx Staterooms
oocents jy21-1m
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TIT + EEs RBf 90 90 VIZ
! L ill., ssI 90 iii
SS$ M \ q Ell S S0S I'LL Er'
INN ~ { COG oSS H Ern =
s1e-31s SEVENTH STREET N. W.
NEAR Or Fan Away:
NEAR OR FAR AWAY.

NEAR OR FAR AWAY.
People who leave home for the summer often ex2e.
Renee the need article of Clothing forgotten
In the hurry 10 get away. Whether summering up
north, among the lakes at the seashore the noun
tans, some secluded and quaint nook in the coun.
try. perhaps Light Overcoat would prove comfort
and protection thin Suit q Coat Is always a
luxury on hot day. and you've neglected to take
either.
Maybe your Boy has torn his Trousers. you would
like Sailor Suit or Shirt for him to rough 1t In. We
keep Underwear for both Man or Boy In TACT q va
ried assortment OF all kinds of Furnishings the very
lowest pricea
Those Of our customers ct present out of the city
might write to telling their wants. and the Clothes
can 60 BY express or mail to the remoest hamlet at
trifiing expense Those who stay home, or those
who visit the capital CITY, will find here the coolest OF
cool Clothing, wei as excellence with economy in
articles Of Dress
NOAH WALKER CO,
E17 62S Pennsylvania avenue
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INOUR NEW TWO-S1ORY AND BASEMENT
Il PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELLINGS ON
STREET NEAR FOUR-AN D. A-HALF STREET
SOUTH w EST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST e..eA
TWENTY-FIFTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE MW
O'CLOCK, we win sell. In front Of the premises, ~
Houses
Nos 334, $50, 33s AND $40 N STREETS
Being two-story and basement press brick front
dwellings. Six rooms latrobes, ranges. water. gas
and sewerage.
The houses entirely new with modern conve-
nences situated In Of the best locations Of the
southwest suitable for comfortable homes and make
good investment
and four years. to bear interest per cent
payable semiannuaiy, and TO be secured by deed Of
$IOO required on each house az time Of sale. Convey
ancing. DC, at purchsser's cost Terms to be COM
cost OF purchaser alter Eve day. advertisement in
some newspaper published In Washington, d. O.
Title good and houses open for inspection day of sale
aulV-d DUNCANSON BROS, AucSioneerS
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TINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ENGINE, ROLLER AND
OTHER VALUABLE MACHI.. ERY.
Under the power Of chattel trust dated May 11th
1856. and duly recorded Liber No ll79 at folio
323 will sell at the premises No 3245 Water street.
Georgetown, D. G., on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
FIFTH day of AUGUST, a. ID. 1856, beginning ut
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, the property mentioned in
Schedule A, attached TO said trust enumerated as
follows:
One 3Ohorse Steam Engine and Boiler built by e.
y. Gray.
One Furnace and Large Kettle with shaft and
strrer.
FIRST FLOOR.
Four Large Iron Paint Mills
Four Large Wooden Mixers
Fifteen Small Wooden Mixers.
Two lines of Steel ShAfting. with hangers pulleys
and lot Ut large and small betting
SECOND FLOOR.
One line of Steel Shaiting. with hangers and pulleya
Fifteen Wooden Mixers, with steel shaft.
Four small Iron Paint Mil g, with double pulleya
Three Large ' Mixers
One extra large Iron Paint Mixer, with steel shat
and pulleys.
One extra large Iron Chaser. with 1000 h. iron
traveller.
One small Iron Paint MILF Betting for all the above.
THIRD FLOOR.
Four Large Iron Paint Mixers. double pullayR
Six Oil TankA
Terms Of sale: Cash delivery, or notes endorsed
to the satisfaction OF trustee 80 and days with
interest. FRED. w. JON ES, Trustee.
aulN5t TAOS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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TNO. A. HAYWARD JNO J. McDEvI1yr
u HAYWARD & McDEVITT
Attorney and Real Estate Agents
142o New York avenue northwest
Practice before the courts OF the District and Mare
and Claims collected aud estates managed Al Awe