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Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-16
DR. J. W. CUMMINGS,

UKu J. w. GUM US, Electro-therapeutic physician of sixteen years experience, has found electricity to embody all the elements necessary for the treatment and cure of acute, nervous and chronic diseases, also stomach and liver complaints, Brights' disease, spinal troubles, infiammatory and scatic rheumatism, uterine disease, etc. Electricity is far reaching in it's power to heal and to stimulate the blood into action. Give electricity the trial to cure you that you do medicine and watch the result It will also cure any skin disease. Give it a trial and judge for yourself
 DR. J. w. CUMMINGS,
 No 4 Church Street.
 WOODS BLOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-16
ALLAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

<SEEEETa, HOyaI Mall SteamshipS sail regularlY = s9ssS between Quebec and Liverpool, caiiin via Londonderry and Galway. Cabin Intermediate 6 ana SteeGag9 at low rates. Accommodations un. surpassed Prepads issued from all parts of Grea Britain and Ireland. For further informatioa an- ply to Il. & A. ALLAN, Agents Portland arxf state street, Boston; or to W. FITZPATRICK sR
 Grand st.; BUNNELL & SCRANTON, 78a and SSA
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>, oUEEEsTows STOCK YAEps. JU'4 cattle q.
lows: Best. IA 70 AS: good, 4s to IA
medium, SO 70 4; common, ga to =.
Lambs. 4as 70 5as; old sheep, PA to31a; year
lings, to IA. rs cows and calves sold from
S25 70 $50. Market for sheep brisk, Tor cattle
firm.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auetionesr.

NhOMAS OOW L1NGs Auet1OneO1
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO: 2os
sMifHsoSiAN INsTiT INSTITUTE !" ANb MusEGM.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Al AUCTION.
On PITT THU Jss ,. sEPrF E TWENTa; ~
Tie premises, snail sell sublct 4 in SQUARE Ne -
3Sl: improved BY comfortable Frame Dwelling Los
souh 0"s ns o: snd
ested should be pre2ent.
Terms made known at sale
6,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNfMr
q ah TH1R6 s 1Ab
the District Of Columbia. passed on the I'd day OFT
AuEust. 1es8; in the EQUITY Cause Of Thomas g -,
H. shall sci St pnSs aucon il mont q
isS SSvS oSSSS M
the following described real estate 70 witt Al Of iots
81 asa Ga u Rs H.:
TO- in square numbered seven hundred aud ninety.
one t1Sll as per plat recorded in h9er =. K folio
District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One4hjrd
800 each lot paid q the sale aud the bah
ance in two equal pstalments for which the notes y!
ayable respectively one and w yeass amer date 70
my order rs Trustee with interest nom date until
payable semannually. must be given. said notes to
be secured by mortgage or deed Of trust upon the
or the hole purchase money may, at the option OF
the purchaser be paid in cash. If the terms Of sale
day of sale the Trustee reserves the right resell
said real estate at the risk and of the defauns
star and on the Of the first sale
All expenses of conveyancng and recording and ex-
sale JOHN RiDOuT. Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers sci l-dddo
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DIEIl.

CAMPBELL, AT the residence of his uncle Charles
h Butler, 1921 Seventeenth street northwest.
September I'D. 1885, AT l:3o n JESSE CAMP.
BELL, son Of Thomas and Fannie Campbell, aged
twelve wears
1nterment at Albany, n. Y.
CARTER AT his late residence. 519 Ninth street
northwest, at o'clock am, JOHN L CARTER,
In The seyenty-foufth year Of his age.
Funeral service at Oak Hill chapel, Saturday AFTER
noon, at one CLOCK. -
gEIIzljkRAI.D. On September 22d. 1856. Sister
ANGEllSE nkIIZGERALD, aged twenty-eigilt
Years
? sifis' %. % May she rest In peace
Funeral from the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception. on Friday September oath. al am
JOHNSON. Departed this lie. Thursday, Septenl-
Der 23d. 1885, at L o'clock am. BENJAMIN d.
JOHNSON, aged twepty-iour years
Funeral from the residence Of his sister Mrs Mary
Williams, l4UY q street northwest. sunday, al four
O'Clock. lPittsburg papers please copyl 2~
KING. Departed this life Tuesday. september 2lst,
1SS6. S:lO am, Mrs ALICE v. King, wife Ut
Martin 4. King.
Funeral from St Peters church Friday, septera-
Der 24th, at 10 Am. Requiem mass 30
TAYLOR. September II, 1876, at 11:40 p. m,
JOHN TAYLOR, beloved husband Of jamie Taylor,
aged seventy years.
Funeral viii Jake place from his daughters resi-
dence, No. 2ll6 l4tn street northwest ON Friday.
oath instant. AT IL Friends and relatives In
vited to attend.
May he rest In peace. Amen. -
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TORY SCHEMES FOR IRELAND.

Enforced Peasant PrOprietOrshfp-
bishop WOOdlOck's Appeal and Warn.
ing.
DUBLIN. Sept 23.-The Ereeman's Journal,
commenting on the Marquis of Salisbury's
speech at st. Adams yesterday, says 1t should
show the Irish farmers that under the guise Of
revealed u project for driving the tenants TO
purchase on the landlords terms. United Ire
land says: "The governments present attitude
leaves no mistake about q complete change
from policy of examination and inquiry to
policy Of sheer barbarity."
AN IRISH BISHOPS APPEAL.
The Most Rev. Bartholomew WOodlOck, D. D.,
Roman Catholic bishop Of the diocese OF Ardagh
and ClOnmacnOiS, huS issued an address to the
people and clergy Of his diocese. The bishop
laments the present spiritual and temporal
preston OF the poor. He also speaks with pain
of the prevalence and growth OF secret societies,
SO frequently condemned by the church, and
expresses fears tor the peace and future
OF Ireland. "God alone" the address de-
clares, 'can scatter these clouds and
quell this tempest. Meanwhile we exhort
an oppressed people to be still patient while
using every lawful means to protect themselves
and their own and we warn their oppressors of
bishop then conjures all to observe the golden
law Of charity, but warns the people against
societies"
"If." he adds, "the day of national freedom
seems TO approach, the peoples sins may cause
Its advent 10 be deferred, every crime will ne
not only used as an argument by Ireland's
heIp"
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Trayeler,s l;uisle.

PENN. RouTE-B. & r. Station 9th ana n stS-Fo,
y:4o and 4 AM: = 800 4:I5 1000 20 PM. For
Boston pm DAILY. Philadei phia accommodation,
800 pm daily. On sunday, BOO a-m z, 4:l5. Id
aud il:2o pm. tor Chicago. Cincinnati, ~. Louis
aud Plttsbarg and west BOO am. Chicago lIntedD
81 Louis aud except saturday chicago 300 am.
Snicaso and .i oineinnA'i gao pm DAILY; racifc
The south g. to;S5 am .:ss nm DAILY !esceIs
iiSU Am iaos aSa $40 AIS s s sso $50,
s:l0. lo:UU and ll:2u pm. On sunday. ss,U 800.
pm For Popes Creek Lane ID SIS ,I m. and 4;1S
p. ~. daily, except sunday. For Annapolis. 7:l5
sunday. y am. 4:I5 pm. For Ere. canandaigaa
Rochester. Burialo, Niagara 1000 pm. daily. eIces
b. ASD 0. RoUrE-Ststion. Corner New Jersey Ave-
nue and street-For Chicago. Iooo hast linn
81 Louis, daily, $3.50 D. m, lo;lo p n tor I'ltsbur<
s1SSe ss aS Sa aS5 iS S1 Fol
Hasfs dc ea GrSes Se%ark si1serly Mmng,on
s sy a For $50 Gao $50 sns $50 So sa
l91o ;m LILO, 10 S5S taS,minnte train 3;s
a:!o $40, $40, s;a5, II ;: m. FOR AnnapoTis
SS % 4 aas For way oswssa
pm, $50 4:4o . and III pm. On sundays, $50 a
and so, $3.50. 4:4o, and ii IN For stations ON Me-
day and $50 M daily; 44o q ny daily ay. e. sea;
Sunday, for principal stations on Metropolitan
lions; Tor Frederick, $40 a ~ 4:46 D. M. daily, ea.
cept sunday. For HagerstoWu. lOs,O a. m and 5:3I
washington and Gaiihers6urg 1906 AIN and ia:s1.
li:2o 2 m daily except sunday;
Orleans and Atlanta, ll:l5 m. tdailyD For Louis
ile 'So p ay Saaiy southern dv n and s ehpre.
daily, except sunday. Marrenton. daily exceIs
sunday ll:l5 am o:So p. ID. For Lynchburg (wsy
sHENANDoAH RoUTE-B & O. station--For New
Orleans and intermediate points. 1000 am and $50
WAsHISGroN Il oHIo.-B. & p station.-Leave as
9:io a M. daily except Sunday. and 4:Ao D. m every
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
A. HOUSE No 2O7 STREET SOUTHWEST
By Write Of a certain deed of trust bearing r-ssA
date June 13 1888 and recorded in Liber GAO s:t
ioo H!S ct seq one Of the land records Of the e.
District OF Columbia, at the request of the party
secured THEREBY, we will on THURSDAY next.
SEt.1EM Der 80. 1885. AT HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK T: NJ. sell at public auction, In front of the
premises; all that certain lot of land, situate in the
CITY Of Washington. in said District, known and
spya 20, en- Ss1 the same havng front Of sew
OF even width depth Of sixty feet as more particu-
larry described In said deed of trust together with the
improvements thereon consisting ola twostory frame
house
Terms Of sale One-half the purchase money In
cash the balance in one on year. secured by of
and deed OF trust on the premises sold.
purchaser cost. Terms Of sale to be com piled with
IN ten days from the day Of SALE the Trustees
reserve the right to resell said lot and premises the
cost and risk Of defauiting purchaser deposit Of
500 required at the time of sale.
tt. BENJAMIN F. LEIG HTON. Trustee ) 2
Office. 1872 Louisiana ave. n W.
CYRUS 4. FOSS, Trustee,
se23-d&ds Residence -OS Mace avo - q
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THIS EVENING.

SHoW CASES. FIXTURES. COuNTERa WITH
~ DRAWERS, AND BALANCE OF STOCK AT
l347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH.
VEST: CONSISTING OF GUNS, CUTLERY,
RAZORS, SILVER PLATED WARE, &C, WILL
Be SOLD AT AUCTION.
Sal, Sale commences FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEM.
Der SEVENTEENTH, at SEVEN P. NJ, and Will
continue every evening until all sold.
OctoOer lSt, owner goes exclusively into the manu-.
featuring OF wei kn0 specialties.
selo-om FOLEY, Auctioneor.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONTING
On NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
ON FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER s.aA
A; ~. 1850, at FIVE O'CLOCK, p. NJ. we shaIi Is:
No. 45O. having IS feet front on New YORK ays,,i,a
running back ll5 feet improved by atwostory frame
past twenty-five years. ~ -
The above described property Is to be Sold subject to
an une xplreu lease to run until April l. 1857
monthly rental Of per cent per annum on the
This property Is well located being Central And con
Of drst-class business property.
Terms OF sale: Ole-tnird cash: balance In one ana
Two Tor notes bearing interest per cent per
on property sold. -.
deposit ct 500 viii be required at the time Of sale
All cOnveyanCing at cost OF purchaser m terms Of
sale are not complied with within seven DAYS frO day
o. sale the property will be res0ld risk and cost 81
deaniling purchaser after Ave days Suyertisemenk
WAITER b WILLIAMS q CO, Auctioneern 2
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

LNOR SALE-ANOTHER GOLDEN OPPORTU-
Il nty-on ath 81. Sc, but square from cars and
herdics com Portable dwelling: not long euili seven
rooms and Ea east front: lot So l33 feet: perfect
One-haif cash. be ance easy be sold this week
apply, with deposit, Immediately to WELLER & RE-
PETIT 326 Pa ave. Sc. sel5-6t
LNOR SALE
IL We have Houses in all parts of the city and at all
prices thai we sell the nstallplent plan Also
and see US before purchasing
HUMPHREY & ADAMS.
Real Estate Brokers, SIS ST. NV.
Insurance and loans procured. sel6
E>OR SALE-sEvERAL NEW AND DESIRABLE
brlck Dwellings located nv, at - 500 600
selS-6ts l226 St n ".
E>OR sALE-7 ROOM BRICK. MODERN I'M
per month.
Three new 5oom pressed trick front Houses m IL;
5000 ''N H. mi near Iowa Circle; northwest
room corner House, new; m i'm: 81 600.
Two large ELEGANT Houses on Vermont ave- NV;
SIOOO each Large House on ST. III. with large
sei42W. lsi RbS New York ave- Sh n. W. " ROOM.
EOR sALE-BRICK HOUSES
n, 10 new Houses on 18th st.. rear st.; six rooms
New House OF 18th ST. Walach Place,
$1,000.
New House on 18th St, adjoining ab,ve. S., $50
House on VI ST.. between 9th and 10Th SITS, y 600
new Houses. III ST.. between 18th and 18th SIS n
e. rooms: 50 OOO each.
several Houses on Wylie ST., between 18th and 18th
SITS ne.i sl.4OO to 81 $50 each rooms. water and
Real Estate and Loans.
auZS-lm 1426 St NV.
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He Transacts Very Little Business-A
Drive % the Cottage On the Tenley-
town Road.

He Transacts Very Little Busiuess-A
Drive % the Cottage On the Tenley.
town Road.
The President did not enter very actively.
upon his official duties to-day. prefer
ring doubtless, to get into working har-
ness again gradually. His only callers
this morning were Adjutant General
Drum, Marshal Wilson and Col. j. NJ. Wilson,
commissioner Of public buildings and grounds.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland accompanied
by Mrs. Folsom, went out driving at eleven
O'Clock, in the landau, behind the seal browns.
They were driven out the Tenleytown road to
the Presidents country cottage and made
careful examination Of the improvements In
progress there. They returned to the White
House at one O'Clock, In ample time
for the customary lunch. There was no cabi.
net meeting to-day, but one will be held next
tuesday. Secretaries Bayard and Lamar. POST
master General Villas and Acting Secretary
Fairchild are nj present here. Secretary Whit
ney Is expected back on Monday or Tuesday
aud Secretary Endicott will return some time
next week.
Nothing positive can be learned as to the
result of yesterdays conference between the
PRESIDENT and Secretary Manning, but ii Is
known that Secretary Manning did not insist
upon the acceptance OF his esignation, and 1t
Manning arrives I'm Washingtou-ina couple of
weeks-he will resume his duties Secretary
OF the Treasury, with the intention of remain
Ing permanently at the head Of the department.
unless he should find that his health suffers
from the necessary labors.
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AT LASH Ar LAsn Ar IAsr~

WE ARE ON THE ROAD OF IMPROVEMENT.
Our store under she influence Of skilled workmen
has been safely lowered and the fittings are b.ina
rapidly replaced We are going 70 have modern and
convenient Grocery store. in which will be found nj
ali times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES
and at the Most Moderate Pricea You want TO keen
your eye on the date Of our Opening
ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER lsr.
Due notice Of which will be given through the paner,
However. IL will be number Of days before We ca
rearrange our goods. and In the meantime Won can
purchase TEAS and CoFFEEs VI the finest quality
and favor ~ way down prices OLD WHISTLES
and WINES al remarkably low figures; the bsss -four
MINNESOTA PATENT. SaOO par bbl; SAUCES
PICKLES. &c, without number
You can save money. Give us q call
n. T. AErZGER 4 BRO.
sci AT It'll ST NV
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
of the Washington stock Exchange noted to-day:
q sss lsvl, coupon, II Ia bid Ia asked Y. ;.
4lss. 1851, registered, llll bid l12 asked. u. ;.
~, coupon. lx7s bid l2s asked. 4. :. Is, regis.
tered l20s bid. III asked. Washington and George
Town n X bonds lie bid. Metropolitan az X. STOCK,
ioo bid, loo asked. Washington Gas. 3sa4 bid. 80
asked Georgeto~n Gas. 42ia old. Firemen's Ina, ~
kisgs ins, sls bid, 80 asked. Washington Market
STOCK, lSis bid. Farmers and Mechanics bank,
Georgetown, l53 bad. Great Fails Ice 12ela bid.
Reai hstate Tue Insurance, loSis bid, 1os asked.
fsnn. lei Co, ~ bid. IS asked. act.
lea Co. SSH bid. Saa asked y. y Electric Light. "a
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oncer.

H0MAs BOWLING. Aucrnncsr
~ GO Hsef Ss 1 SySsaaEs5EEvnn
JJTs 1SsfrY 3 is.s: ssss sY%s:asias TES
sssn ssli ssu:ssi ssssssnsn, u aoassSoS Easss:
KKnsss ! @ T Piano, Cover and stool
fsenae0me Parlor Snite.
LfEe Qv4l French Plate Mirror
y: =. Tables, Hall Rack
~. Weinut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture In separ
M.E ,m,ns:resssg FEATHER Pillows and Bossers.
t Walnut Extsnson Table, Dining Chairs.
easv asaceany Antique Hair Cloth Sofa Handsomely
neI.hoEeny Side Table, Pieaures
zine Tns-keepsf and Rrecket
=. Hssen and Iugrafn CaFpeA
iiaA and . air Carpets OH Cloths
tEHi.Se Ce0kiof Stove Refrigerator.
kIchen Requisites &C.. dc se23-dts
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,ones.
REGULARsAL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
issR' 1881 y 4n SGE1aRH
Psrlor suites, Walnut and other Chamber Furniture
s.s ss.. anu separate pieces; New and second hand
1 Mlfror Pier Mirrors. Large Walnut Bookcase
N ssn ior lawyer. Dinlngroom Furniture,
About three tons Stove Csstinas Large Quantity Of
ea'o 70 DC the best made).
At TWELVE O'CLOCK f esG the Di.,ric. government.
Ewo COWS. ten school Decks. one Large Copper
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, Buggies,
wagons. Harness &c. se23-2t
:" K FULTON AuctionoDr
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TKgsTEEy SALE OF a coMFoRrABI.x rwu

TkUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
Ill THlhTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust. dated September -
y ;s,. .t solo l33 Of the land records OF ne Dis
snct o. COLUMBIA, and AZ The request Of the party
1 TfET q IN ne Pfs%i;sS On THSRs0AY THE 3aIR
O'CLOCK ?. H.. the following described real estaSe
smnsts ~ the cfof Mashngt0a. 10 the District q
iumoe 70 VIZ Original Lot numbered thirty, t3u), In
square numbered zen hundred snd twenty, 0O20). .
suDdlv1ded Into lots lettered "A and 6"
Terms: One-thfrd cash: balance Ia six. t1oaye and
egnteen months with interest ct per cent per an
num- secured ~ deed of tru2 on premises cold. or
VIII Y ten Gays OF properly win b seld g rak and
ment In the Evsnine ssar 800 dsrscsif rsonssd q
lime q sa!e. Conyeyanc1nG recordtns. &C. as r0t-
'I ssisSS "a 5oaM T IS s. fz HNxs rwss.a
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TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVE PROPERTY, NEAR |

.ANACOSTIA, DC, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated June nth. -
$685. ct seq one ct the land records Of the Dis GB
trct OF Columbia and by direction OF the party there
Premises , On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER tn r
IlkTH, 1856 at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the following
ington District Of Columbia. to wits All that certain
tinguished and being part of lot numbered i've in
t block numbered one % OF The Barry Farm being
his acres of said lot numbered five tsee
notes OF survey by N Dubois made LIST October 1874
OF said lot hve). improved by frame house, with
store, &c. -
Terms: One-third cash: balance In six and twelve
months, with notes bearing per cent interest and
secured Dy DEED OF trust on property sold. deposit
Ut fifty dollars required at time of sale.
JESSE ". N HUYCK
se1S-d&ds HARRY ]. FINLEY Trustees
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TIlHos. Z WAGGAMAN, .
Il Keal Estate Auctioner

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES No 1916 Z
STREET NOETUWEST
By virtue OF deed of trust TO the undersigned, 49,
recorded i'll Liber No. SX3, Folio 2C4 vi the land i1H
records Of the District OF Columbia Will sell 4sst
~ public auction. in front of the premises Ed
n ESDAY. TIN IWENTY-NINIn DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, 1856. at HAi.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
", Lot No III OF subdivision OF part vi square No
CONSIST OF three story brick building. suitable for
business purposes.
Terms: One-third cash: balance ut six and twelve
months for which the notes of the purchaser bearing
interest from day OF se and secured the property
will be taken.
WI +. MaTT1NGLy, Trustees
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN, Auct selS-d&dS
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SOUTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMB BIER -
IIWMENT1-FOUnTH, at HALFPAST FIVE H
O'CLOCK, We will SELL in front OF the premises, 1ss&
PART or LOTS AND2 IN SQUARE sos,
fronting SO feet Ala street and 20 on street
southwest. improved ny comfortable ostory brick
dwelling fronting On 4s street. and twostory brick
store, corner of u and streets.
The dwelling has all the modern improvements,
such as latrobe range, gas. water, bathroom good
dry cellar and summer kitchen.
1his property situated in OF the best sections
OF the southwest being near the Arsenal and the tn
tersection OF Metropolitan railroad cars Az aud
streets
, TERMS One-third cash: balance In one. two and
able semi-annuaIiy TO be given secured BY deed Of
trust on the premises, all cash, OptiOn of pur.
Chaser a deposit OF $lUO required at sale. Convey
ancng. &c. At purchasers cost Terms 70 be COM
Piled with IN ten days. otherwise right reserved to
sell the property at the risk and cost the deauting
purchaser after five days public notice OF such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington, D. c.
Sei7d2dS DUNCANSON BI{tyS Aucts
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HYGEIA HOTEL FOR SALE

This celebrated Hotel, with its franchises fur. "a
nitire nd apparel will be offered Tor SALE at Old @
r4lnt S9mIor; Virginia BY pu9c auction; on k:a
1856. unless previously sold at private sale.
At great cost MIR. Harrison Phoebus made '"lhe
Hygela the most famous OF American hotels. II Il
hrst-class in every respect and in all of its appoint
mens; by reason OF its locality. and other advantages
1t Stands without rival i'll The United stateS II has
rooms Tor one thousand guests II is furnished most
deliberately In all OF It's department swith the best and
latest sty e vi furniture. The buildings In COM
plete order. the drainage and sewerage be ex.
celled
Persons wishing to purchase will visit and inspect
the premises To such the fullest information In all Of
Its details will be given. .,
Terms: Onefurth III cash. the balance In four equal
annual payments, bearing interest from the day of
sale The deferred payments to be sufficiently secured
deposit of $loUUO will be required ON the day Of
sale Thirty days will be allowed in which to comply
ivered.
Should the highest bid In the estimation Of the ex.
ecutors not approximate the value Of the property
they reserve The right the same The exec,-
tors are authorized to receive private bids for tns
property.
ANNIE ]. PHEBUE,
p. I. WOODFIN,
J. q. FULTON,
Executors Of Harrison Phahus.
THOS TARR- sua. I'm,
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LNUH SALE-
II Twenty head of the finest Horses that have been
on the market for the last two years. Just arrived
from Maysvile. KY. five saddle and driving horses
that lady can ride or drive We call your special
tention to brown gelding Brentwood by Wildwood;
ne by Blackwood; he by Alexander, sire Of Lulu,
ord 2:lS4 CANNED by Tempest, jr., the sire VI bay
sally. record 81 said horse trOt IN 2:5O Also
brown geding Cherry; iOaed 1851: sixteen hands
high guaranteed to trot mile in 25U and lady
drive him Also, fifteen horses useful for ali pur-
poses No fancy prices
JOHN SIMMONS,
Sel1-ZW 81 18th st. NV.
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OK FINE BUILDING LOTS, SUITABLE FOR
~ BUSlN ESS. CORNER OF FOUR.AND.A-HALF
STREET AND MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH

BER ut HALF-PAST FIVE3R&
ocAoCA' we Will sell; in front Of the premises -.
fronting 1875 feet 81. street. 35 feet on MARYLAND
svenSs and ~ liz feet on 30foot alley. and will
and on Maryland avenue These lots contain from
SSoU 70 i.4oS square feet, the depth varying They
should attract the attention of investors.
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance In one, two and
three years notes to be given bearing six per
annm interest and to be deed of trust on
the premises or all cash. at the option OF the pur
sale Convesancing, &c, at purchasers cost Terms
TO De complied with In ten days, otherwise right
purchaser, after five days public advertisement q
ington, d. c. DUNCANSON RR(lS
se23-24, as 27&ds Ancfioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-23

P0TTs-wATERS On Wednesday, September
22d, 1855 the residence of the sriaes parents by
the Rev Dr. Edwards, of the Dunbton church,
OF this city, FRANK g. POTTS, OF Richmond, Va. 10
Miss KATIE PARKER WATERS, VI Georgetown,
ID. G. No cards.