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TTNRUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON TWENTY.
EIGHTH SihEET MAI NOhTHwEsT.
the District OF Colun ia. passed the Sd day of
Apri, A. D. 1883. in equity cause No 1896
ne ct al. are deIendsn Will s.ll in trout OF the
OF APRIL. A. d. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ the
following real estate south halt of lot eight 49,
lumbia
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree One-third pur.
chase money in cash, balance in two equal install
mcntS: payable in one and two years, with terest
from day of sal for wch notes of purchaser pur-
chisers must be givsi u be secured by trust OPP
erty sold: all cash. at option of purchaser DEPOSIT
OF 100 required on day Of sale. All ancng
Ut OF purchaser purchasers. Terms of sale must
be complied with in ten days otherwise trustee
serves right to resell ut cost defauing
purchasers alter five days notice of sale in some
paper publish d in Washington, ID. C.
J. HOLDSWORlH GORDON. Trustee,
$50 1 y ST. NV.
ap6-d6ds DUNCANSON b.. OS Aucts
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctionssn
chANCERY sale nF FINE BUSINESS AND

By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of ColumbiA passed on February rs,
lsss in Equity Cause No 1918: John Hurst Va.
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY: APRIL NINE
TENTH. 1883. at the hours uamed. the following
real estate:
feet 'front.' by the depth Of lot five 5 in square three
hundred and twenty-four t324h improved by q fine
new two-story brick house. with all modern improve
ments, with large brick back buildin. being house
No. 207 18th street northwest Lot contains QUO
square fet rents for $35 mouth The south three
CD feet SUBJECT to right OF way in common with the
adjoining property.
At FIVE r M, the north sixteen Il 81 feet four and
teen (l3j, in square three hundred and twenty
three 1921 improved by . substar tial o-story
brick building now under rent, being No. 3I4 iith
street northwest. Lot contIils nearly 1000 square
feet l0foot alley in first building below Penn.
sylvia fine location for business purposes
Terms of sale: One-third purchase money cash. one
pur, hasers option Deferred payments to be secured
est 1900 DEPOSIT on each lot required At time OF sale
Purchaser must comply with terms Of sale in ten Ol
days otherwise resale will be made at the risk and
cost OF defatl ing purchaser. All conveyancing as
purchasers cost
:SOys property may also be purchased at private
- XEDRlw b ,pUvALI.
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7l9 Dazss Tarnuxas. 7l9

Ths above 10 very important question 10 Lsdie
this season Of The year. End never than tha
time. when it u hard 10 match the New shadss We
have than ALL We are showing the finest line a
Cult. SILVER STEEL and TrNsEL TRIMMINGS IN
the marriott We hsvs fun assortmens Of TINsxI. a,so
SILK and METAL GIMPs ct Soc. pr yard anss
goods 1t hignsr prices. Stock Of BLACK TRIMMINGS
unsurpassed both Tor variety and stJiA
PARAsoIa
We have never bssn able to show handsomsr line
Novelties In PARASOLs than this season and in con.
seQurncs sales In this department have bssn un
usually largo We keep stock up By nsw supplies
every day. One larxs lot Of ali SILK. STYLISH
sTRIRLD PARASOLs. which viii b sold While thsy
last at the very low price Of 81.
CHOICE GOODS AND MODERATE pRIcEa
CHANCE LOT
We purchased yesterday, 20 dog. Handksrchiefs the
samples Of Bankrupt Jobbine House. They have
been divided into two lots and placed upon our
counters one lot at &C.. and the other ct lOc they
are very cheap
BLACK GOODS.
We have Just opened another case Of handsome and
seasonable BLACK DRESS GOODS, Comprising SILK.
SILK and WOOL IRON FRAME and FANCY GRENA.
DIMES. WOOL and SILK WARP HENRIETTAs, and
OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS.
BALsAM FIR SOAP.
The Manufacturers Of this celebrated brand Of Soap
have authorized rs to give Bslssm Fir Pillow with
every cake Of Soap sold for mited time: a. the Soap
retails at 25c and the Pillow worth &c. this
rare opportunity
4. O. DAVIS,
spill 10 MARKET SPACE COB. sTHsL
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TTNHOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A FoUR.sToRY BRICK
RESI- ENCE, NO. 1909 q STREET NORTH

RESI- ENCE, NO. l20e O STREET NORTH.
WEST.
BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated respec-
corded in Lber No l0;;s ioiio 4g4; et seq, one Of
the Land Records for the District Of Columbia and tile
2StI Gay Of June. 1888 and duly recorded In Liber
lO41 tollo 4S7 ct seq, of the Land Records for
the District Of Columbia and also the ?th day Of
August 1884 and duly recorded in Liber 1904. folio
2l0 ct req, OF the Land Records tor the istrct
Of Columbia. and by direction OF the party secured
DAY, the SEW NTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, 1t
FOUR O'CLOCK p. N /, in front of the premises, the
following described real estate situate in the city OF
No in square No. SS besinninx for the same at the
southwest corner Of sad lot thence north nnetysix
1861 Get; thence east i tHxssnty.two t22l feet;
CD fe 70 the place Of 6estnning, tosether with
residence. containing ten rooms. being No. Loo @
street. northwest.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two squsl
payments at sx aud twelve months. With notes bear
ing interest At per cent PEI annum until paid, AID
secured BY deed Of trust the property sold or ali
at the option Of purchaser. All conveyancng and
record.ng ct purchasers cost deposit of 600 will
be required ct the time Of sale the terms Of sale are
not with in ten days the trustees the
right resell the ropery 1t the risk and cost the
defxultinR purchaser
ap5-dh ALBERT L. STUkTEVANT,S AFus'eeA
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apo dads
BOWLING. Auctioneer

TWELVE WORK HORSES, AMONG THEM SOME
FINE DRIyERs; PAIR PONIES, ROAD WAGON
AND HARNESS. THkEE FAMILY CARRIAGES.
ANCE,. ONE COUIELLT, ONE PASSENGER
MAGON-SEATS 20 PEOPLE, ONE PASS NGER
DAYToN MASON. Eight sEls SINGLE nAR-
NESS, EIuHT SETS DOUBLE HARNESS.
sLEIGHs AND BELLS, FOUR sADDLEs AND
RkIppLEs. BLANKETS. ROBES. &c. Ar AUG
On MONDAY MORNING. APRIL SIXTEENTH,
1855 at Ten UCLOCK. shall sell at stables Of Lewis
Washington hi entire OUTFIT This is one Vt the most
thoroughly equipped stables in the city. Stock and
ing sold the property being ths for this ale
ap6-dts THOMAS UOWLING, Auctioueer
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SHORT LOTS,
RIHEAST CORNER FOURTEEN1H STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SHORT LOTS.
N,,RIHEAsT CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET
trusts. dated, April 9 and December 30, 1856,
and Recorded re:pectiysy IN Lih s ll75 folio
and rscorls Of The district Of Columbi. The under
the premises, on MONDAY, APRIL NINETEENTH.
1885. at HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, Lots
numbered twenty-one GIL. twenty-five (22), and
three (23 in square north of square
two hundred and fvrtytwo (252. the same is aIot
deceased In Equity Cause No 1067S In the supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase money
in cash. balance in equal nstslmenfs in six twelve,
aud eighteen months, with interest at the rate OF six
per cent per snnun. payable semi annually. de-
posit of e250 each lot will be requ red the time
OF sale. II the terms of the sale complied
within fifteen days alter sale the property Will be
sold at and cost OF the defsultiug purchaser
COuveyancing ct cost of purchaser
WATSON ,. NEWTON. Trustee
JAMES q. PAYNE. Trustee.
sp7-4tthkds City Han
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The Negro Decided Nos 20 Wait.

POPLAR GROVE, ARK, April 13.-Yesterday ne
gro man rode up 10 the gate OF Mr.. wilson's resi-
dence, IN Coffee Greek neighborhood, and Mr.. Will
son no. beng at home, his wife came to he
door and asker what the negro wanted The ne
gro said ne wanted 10 see Mr.. W. ON being told
Jnau 7. Wilson was not at home. the negro said
he would come IN and stay awhile. Mrs Wilson,
with rare presence OF miad. stepped TO the bureau
drawer, GO pistol and rlred at the negro. She
would have killed him mad the fence not been be-
tween her and the negro. As 10 was the splint rs
fell all around him, anu he beat hasty retreat
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w. NJ. SHusrrR & SoSa.
ALISr OF BARGAINS.

We have just purchased two numbers of BLACK
GROS GRAIN SILKS which intend sell at
$l-25 and s1.50 per yard We would like to show
these goods to all interested they decidedly
cheap being worth SL50 and s.
BLACK SURAH SILKS at 15c, worth 81
Evening shades of superfne MORE ANTIQUE
SILKS At 600. worth $3.50
PRINTED CANTON CREPEs. beautiful styles. ut
81, worth 81
Just opened some fine SILK NETS and cHaNTILLv
LACEs at $3.50. and $500 very beautiful patterns
Pure Silk Goods.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES at 81 81 rs and D. So
CHINA SILKS in Beautiful Designs at q. tl25
and u 90. These beautiful goods VIII stand washing
and hold their colorA
ONE PRICE Y. Il SINISTER SOMA
apt o19 Pennsylvsns svenue
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q struggle with burglars.

aOw A BRAVE GIRL, UNDACNTED BY THREATS AND
wOU>DS, FRIGHTENED TWO THIEVES AWAY.
I'ITT<sCRG, April IL - About 80 yesterday
morning burglars effected an entrance TO the resi-
dence OF Mr.. JnO. Holmes, the banker, on Park
Place avenue. Mr.. Holmes was awakened by the
loud cries Tor help OF one OF the female servants.
ON rushing JO the room from which the cries pro-
useded the girl was found standing in the middle
Cd the iOOr bleeding prOfuSely from a wound on
her hand She stated That she was awakened by
footsteps on the floor. she sprang out OF bed and
by the dim light saw two men standing In the GEN.
sCr Of the apartment One OF them held large
Snife In his hand with the blade open. They told
her 70 keep quiet or they would Kill her. The brave
girl Was not daunIed by the threats. but started
toward the doorway leading TO the hall One OF
the men then made a lunge at her with the knife.
but she screamed and jumped to one side. The
rubber again tried TO stab her. but she grasped us
wrist lie then struggled 10 get 10 Sc, and Ia the
scufle which followed Ine kn1le-0lide was drawn
acruSs the domestic's nand. The ruff1an then
broke away and both men escaped.
on making an examination, Mr.. Holmes diScov-
ered that several JTinkets be onging TO his child.
such as nngerI1ngs, s.eeve-Outtons, &C., had been
stolen.
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Tobacco U,er. No, 60 be Licensed.

EVANSVILLE, Pa, April la-The L. p. Presby
terry or Consnaugh met here last night and was
opened with a sermon by Rev. K A. Jamison. The
nlemor. al TO the coming general assembly refus-
ing TO license students Oh theology WAC are adj
dicted 10 tie use OF tobacco, was Unanimously
adopted by the presDytery.
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The Wedding Did Not Come Off.

APPLETON, Wis, april lathe marriage OF W.
c. COllette. or Green Bay and Minnie MCCLELLAN. OF
this city, which was 10 have taken place yester-
day morning, was Postponed Indefinitely. Miss
Nora CUP. the lighter OF a wealthy resident OF
Green Bay, objected TO the marriage on the
grounds OF prior engagement OF Tour years
standing the Cat hOc bishop OF this diocese In
strucJed the local priest not 10 perform the cere-
mOny. Miss MCCLELLAN Is the daughter OF highly
respected people u Appleton. and as all prepdra-
tons IOr the Wedding lad been completed great
Indignation Is felt by her friends against Collttte
There = little doubt but what Collette conspired
with Mss CUP 10 bring about th present state OF
affairs and IL Is repOi ted he has lied 10 Kansas.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCEkY SALE OLA REvERsIoNARY INTER
EST IN UNIMEROYED EAI. ESTATr

CHANCEkY SALE OF A REvERsIONARY INTER
EST IN UNIMrROvED REAL ESTATr.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. sed Oh the 7th day Of April
A. u. NSSS in eau ~ wherein Arsenius l. Harvey is
conplanant, and Thomas j. >emmes and others
defehls t. The same being cause No. 10, no Of tine
Equity Dockets of said Court ! will sell ut public
auc ton. in front OF the renIises, on WEDNESDAY,,
the IWENTl-F1FIH DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1888,
N FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the reversion i'll fee upon .
lessehold for nn,ty nine 900 years, renewable Tor:
ever and without fofiei the oil owing descrioed
Teal estate, to wit Original lots NUMBERED CD
~ co. seven 40 thirteen u3, fourteen Q4) fifteen
dred and seventeen t9l7). tue City Washing ton
District Q, Columbia The rent Reserved in SAID lease
10 one dollar per aniun.
Terms Of sale, prescribed in the decree, all cash
Terms OF sale must be tn in five days from
day OF sale, anu ii not so the trustee the
rxht 10 resell the perty the aud OF the
Jefaultlnr pusch ser. Ali conveyancing and record
INK 1T cost VI purchaser. deposit 500 will be
Quired At time of
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER Trustee.
apl3dts H2U 4 st. NV.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRONZES LARGE
BlSQUE FIGt RES, FINE PORCELAINS, ElE-
GAN VASES, BRASS LAMPS, BRONZE MAN TEL
Sci, ARA lCLES OF VERTU, BRIC-A-BkAC, &c.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 10th day Of
March, 1883, and duly recorded in Lber 1911 folio
- ct seq. one of the Ia d records for Washington,
the party secured thereby, on MONDAY. the THIk.
TlEiH DAY OF APRIL. 1888, CONNER cing at
ELEVEN OC D z. at the auction-ro of Thomas
bowling. 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue the
following Pers onal Effects:
BRONZE MANTtL Sc re-. PAIR OF MAGNIFICENT
BiSQUE FIGUR. g. BY CARRIER; BRl INZE.
BRoNZEs, NANCY. FHIENCE AND DRESDEN
b0RCELAfNS; PAIR OF SAVERS AND BRONZE
cLoisoNSE And B BRO VASES, ROC SS GO
ORNAMENTS BOHEMIAN GLASS. SILVER.
HkADN ARTICLES OF VERTU. bkIC-A- BKAC,
CABINETS AND BRACKETS, TOGETHER VII n
MANY y HER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE
ENUMERATED.
Terms ca h.
ap13-dts ROBERT 8. FLETCHER, Trustee
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JOHNSON. GAnsrs & Co.

JOHNSON. GAnsrs & Co.
REMNANTS! REMyANTsi
1000 yards FRUIT-oF.THE- LOOM PocAHoNrAs
and BARKE MILLS COTTON. in REMNANTS. at
SC. worth 1oc.
$500 yards wAMSUTTA and PElpE-oF-THE-
WEST COTTON. in REMNANTS. fron, i TO 10 yards
loc.; real value l2I4c.
1000 yards GENUINE LoNsDALE CAMBRIC. in
REMNANTs. from to Is yards. loc. NEVER SOLD
FOR LESS THAN lie
Job Lot WHITE GOODS, JUST RECEIVED To-
DAY. GREAT BARGAINS. 8. 8, loo.
Beautiful Assortment SPRING DRESS GOODS,
JUST OPENED. l2s. Is %. 37Sc.
All the New coiors in HENRIETTA AND rRIcoT
CLOTHS. SO, 75c.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN sATTEENs
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINas. CAR
PETS. &C.. DC
JOHNSON, GARNER Co,
apl1 636 Pennsylvanis ave-. near 7th st.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHOICE HOUSL HOLD EFFECTS
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL SIXTEENTH
1883, commencing At Ten O'CLOCK, l shall sell, ii
residence NO l3l street southeast near the Capitol
the 10 lowing hou ehUld goOus
One six piece Plush Parlor suite.
One Turk.sI Par,or suite, in hep.
French 4 late Pier Mirror.
Mshoeany Ceuter Tables.
Willow Chairs; Walnut Library TablA
Mahogany Lesk Chefonier
Fine MoQuet and Bruss lis Carpeta
SuiyrnS aud Velvet Asuss.
Window HangingA
Lounges; Walnut Hall-Stand
Fine Brussels ar Carpets.
/ grain CARPETS.
Walnut Mar 10 Top Sideboard
Malnui Ext nsion Dining Table.
Walnut Dlning Chairs, China and GlassWara
Walnut and Mahogany Cham Der suites.
Walnut and other WarlroOss
Fine White CURED Hair MattreSsea
Feather n lows and Bolsters.
Woven Vie springa
apl2-3t THOMAS DOWIINa Aucf
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VNhOMAs DOWNING Auctlopeer.
FEREMPTORY SALE OF DE -IRARr.F RFsyDFNcE

fEREMPTORY SALE OF DE -TRABLE RESIDENCE
On THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
, TENTH AND STREETS NokTHNEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded among the
land records Of the District OF Columbia IN Liber
I2IO folio 3SS ct seq Will offer for sale. at puo-
The EIGHTEENTH DAY Or AfRIl. A. b.. 1858,
at FIVE VCLoCkP, ~, lot lettered r, Ge rye W.
numbe, ed l4l, in the city OF Washington. D. c.
This lot has T. ont Of 20 feet street north and
l21 feet l9E street west and is improved by three
story brick residence with large lack building and
bi lick stable of lot.
Terms of sale; One-thi-d Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in ,wo equal iustallments
siectvely one and two alter thu, date of sale,
with interest at o per cent per annum payable
annually: to be secured by purchasers and
deed of trust on the property al ia cash. at
chasers option
Ali conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
deposit of $50 will be required at the time of
II the terms OF sale are not Complied with twenty
after day of sale the property will be resold
the risk and cost Of the detsu. ing party.
REGINALD RANDALL.
aI1-d6ds irusiee
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NHUs. Z. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioueer.

Real Estate Auctioneer.
CORNER OF 3oTH AND STREETS WEST
WARRINGTON. KNOWN AS THE "ALEIoN"
ON TUESDAY. APRIL SEVENTEENTH. AT
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
shall! offer for sale in front Of the premises the
above property lit IT. front by ITO # deep improved
by large br II building Of % with large ball.
room building attached Now open for inspection.
Terms, day Of sale.
ap9-st THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
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VNHOMAS DOwLING. Auctioneer.

VERY ELEGANT yE RREsf1DENGE NJ 5lle VERMONT
TENTH. 1883. at toUk O'CLOCK P ~: IN front
Square PA. having front VI % feet inches by an
average depth OF bout 1873 feet to 30-fo tale, /;
improved by supvrblybuilt three STORY and base
ment Brick Residence. containing thirteen rooms
basement and office. with servants. bx. h-room aud
laundry. with every modern convenience. The plumb
ing is of the finest character.
This property located In of the os desirable
sections OF the city and should command the attention
VI or Others de.irfnr property
ierms one fourth cash; the residue IN three equal
payments At one, two AID three years, with
be ring interes and secured by deed of trust
proprrty SOLD All conveyancinR recoruing ut pur
chasers cost $500 derosit required the time sale
ap0-dts THOMAS DOML. NC. Austioneer.
=
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A LOTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO EhTY-
Ment Washington. .. q. April Z, 1853. Scrap
ia san Tco az Esqss
and misce sneous articles Will be sold public
MONDAY. The SIxT In II DAY OF APRIL. 1888,
st wELVE O'CLOCK N. Tho materials may be seen.
don TO this once. THOS. LINCOLN CABEl, Co.onel
Corps Of tnRineerx. DUNCANSON BROS,
sp7,0, l0,1l.13&lx AuctioneerA
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionssr.

TRUsTRE's SALE or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
STREET. SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded among
the lsnd records Of the Dist Let Of Coiumbia In Il
Der 1904 folio e. Ct ssG aud 4 ths wTitsn e.
# .gstaen n fs1s e tee Prs%s:sf o. THURspxx
n he cisy q wssseston : s.sd 6:snes asscrs6sd
ss 81 q: :.s Hns On sss
fEon ths spatssa,t sospss q ~ l0s nd rypn,ns
south 20 et aud thence Sest teet TO tbs place Vt
hsEtnning. toGethef With the impecvemensa DC, con-
Isrms 0nshaif cab rsd1s e one ysst .is pss cant
uuss upcn q pEupSry soll o. u cpah q option Of
pusshassr bsPost % eio0 rsauissa e sjns q ~
AZ. I.." asss q sS9}isSSsAi3dg ~ = pa'
ay7-dlos SsEvvins Irussss.
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Dun Spa1se Srocx
rerfect be ond criticism or comparison We are
showing the Correct Styles of the season. perfect in
Mt aud fabric. faultless in make and material.
THE PRICES ARE Low.
Our $40 Strictly all Wool Suits IL Sacks and Cut
away are as rood as any you buy at slJ.
Our SO Blue ASA ct Flannel Suits We guarantee
not to fade or money refunded
Our els Prince Albert Suits are equal to any SEQ
suit YOU can buy elsewhere.
We have full line of Mems and Youths Suits from
S6.50up
For Boys from IA to Is show line Of suits isom
o. up to ais.
For Children from to IA, Suits with Short Pants,
We have the largest line had. from ~ so up
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MORROW.

|INHoAAs DOWNING AuctonesE
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
Ny AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY. APRIL
FOURTEENTH. 1855. COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK. EMBRACING IN PART PIANoS
FRENCH-PLATE PIER MIRRORS TRIPLI-
CATE MIRRoRS % EN0RAvINGs AND OIL
PAINTINGS 20 BABY cARRIAoES BRUSSELS
AND EASY CHAIRS WALNUT AND PAINTED
GEHH AM s EEppkNITyhA HArR ,A MAT REss
AND 0xFlCE FURNITukE CO9KiNG AND
BOXES PRIME OkAN0E CHEWING ToHACC0
L L0T vGR9 1u sCALES e. Also 4 FINE
AND STABLE FURNITURE OF THE LAiE
aES bHdSix WE Nho AS2 S H9k HIM. ga
LOT LAp1rs AMI l. nprrs sHoxa
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SpEo1A1 PR1czs IN Spa1so OvxnooArs
WE WILL GIVE TEN PER CENT DIS
COUNT ON ALL SPRING ovERcoATs
FOR THREE DAYS THURSDAY. FRI
DAY. SATURDAY OF THIS wEEk
GEORGE spRANsY;
oNE-PRIcE cLoTHIER,
ap1I 434 9TH STREET NoRTHwEsT.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,Oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
,AND.A-HALF STRAIT SolI Hw EST.
November. 1879, aud duly recorded in Lber NO
93O, folio l55. ct seQ one Of the land ords for
on IN the District Of Columuia, aud b. direc-
ton Of the party secured thereby, tine undersigned
aru.tees viii osr q pn4llc anetiSp ip ont 81 the
OF AfRlL, 1858, at FIVE OCLOCn. the following
Described prvi erty: AL that certain piece parcel
inston In the District Of Columbia. aud known aud
descnb-d rs Lot - in square 263, togeth with the
improvements, being Nos. 239. 2:,sh aud "a 13.
aw. No 23S is improved by . BRICK, aud the other
two are Frame Dwellings.
Terms: Ons-thlrd cash. the residue In two equal
paymeii SIX and twelve month"; with notes bear
ing nteie 4 d secured by deeds OF rust all cash.
at option purchaser or purchasers Al Conveyance
ipg aud recordnr ut D. rchAsers' cost drposit Of
500 will be require sch house at the time of
WILLIAM j. " tRkEN, r-r.,...
ap10-dkds RObEiT o. H L iZMANt Afus'ee~
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE,

j. G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 nth ST. NV.
Ansons}. McCoOk. secretary, 1924 nth Sc. NV.
Vim. p. Cannaday, Sci. eant-at-ArIns, 3O2 Del av.
Charles w. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave.
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 Q 81. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is 2d ST. ne.
J. l. Christie, Act. Asst. Doork'r s25 18th ST. w.
W. III. bigelow, Postmaster 10 Sd ST. ne.
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Collector Magone's Axe.
DgpTY WIGHT fsIGNED-Ds PUTY rKELoAR prp,s
But WAS DISMISSED.

DETTY WIGHT RfsIGNED-Ds PCTY rkELOAR DIDN'T
But WAS DISMISSED.
Deputy Collector wight, OF the New York Gus
toin-HOuse. who refused 10 resign when requested
so do by COLLECTOR Iagone. las reconsider,d his
PURPOSE. He went on a ten-weeks' vacation last
evening and at the end OF that time Will resign
and Joan prominent custOm-hOuse brokerage firm.
collector Msgone yesterday removed Joseph Ire
lUtr. deputy collector who refused To hand In his
T,,l- naIi0H on request. The cause given by the
CDirCt0r Is Zoe refusing 10 assist IA cdFTy4n out
TIE views OF AIs supeTiOrs 10 reduce the expenses
al The department.. lie addressed a letter 10 the
collector spying he had been JhIrty-nve years 10
The service and had been absent sixty weeks dur
Ing THAI time-Iess than NJ was entitled 10 under
The rules, which allows two weeks wear. lie
'uI. the letter saying: "\ot seeing any proper
recognition Of my services nor any advantage 10
Llyseif through an iIvl ed ren punishment OF the
rendered opportunity % hand In my resig nation,
4 leave the responsibility with you and your
SUPERIOR The collectors answer was simp.y
Your services after to-day are no longer re-
quired-' TrelOar Is a republican.