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SQUARE 230, NORTH b FEET OF LOT IL. O.
FOURTEENTH STREET.

NAL LOTS > AND O. JUST NORTH OF DU-
PDNr CIRCLE. FRONTING On NEW uAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND ON EIGHTEENTH
sQtiAkE 80, NORTH a5 FEET OF LOT IL. ON
FOURTEENTH STREET. .-.---.-..
By authority of the late Harriet McCeney, and tz4
Is Executor and Trustee under the provisions I'M
thereof. will at the times and pl ces hereinaf -
ter named, offer at puuc sale. to the highest and best
bidder therefor and the terms hereinafter speci
fed the following real estate all situated in the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia:
On TU. SDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH IN ASeS
SLANT, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. w
in front Of the premises lots numbered from II -
to D. both inclusive, according to X. Ross Perry's
rs,eel of original lots and g. in square
1856, laid subdivision recorded in the surveyors Office
feet OH New Hampshire avenue. ana run through to
18th street. with the exception of lot 2 which fronts
74.50 feet on New Hampshire avenue, 1873 feet
18th street and 227 on . street These among
tie most valuable building lots in the city, square &c
fronting Immediately on Dupont Circle.
On WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH INSTANT
At II LFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the
original lot IL, i'll square 230 This lot fronts 4tI
street west, between north c and Canal streets
Terms: Ohe-iourth Of the purchase money i'll cash
aid the balance III three equal payments at two
aud three from the day of SALE bearing interest
at six per cent and secured all cash.
ut purchasers option. deposit of $3.50 will be
CURED each lot at time of sale. ALI conveyancng
and recording at purchasers cost Resale at purchas
ers cost and risk, ii terms Of sale complied
Il. ROSS PERRY,
Executor and Trustee.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
ap3 dtds AuctiOneer.
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New SPRING Goons

New SPRING GooDs.
Have Just received u full line Of SPRING DRESS
GOODS, comprising Black Fsille Francois Peau de
Soie and Muscott Silks. Black Satin Duchess. and
Surah Silks, all grad .. China Silks and Chales in
great variety. Wool Suitines, Wool Combinati ons
Linen Sheetinss and Pillow Linens. all widths. Dam
ask Table Cloths and Napkins to mstch Hem Stitched
Linen Sheets, and Pinow-Cases. in new .sixns
HOOE, BRO co.
mhl-2m l32S St
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Inc oess IAipIe Extracts, IN bulk, Soc Per or
Handoline renders the complexion clear and white
and the akin soft and smooth the best preparation in
the world for chapped banda lips and face per bottle
Rheumalg1s never faiis to give relief in neurslsa
headAches toothsche and all rheumatic pains; try
bottle. zoe.
we take eveFy care and pains n our prescription de-
stocked with drugs and cheicsls from the most re.
liable MANUFACTURER, such SQuibb, Powers and
Weightmsn and other well Known chemista All pre-
scriptions intrusted to will be enthusiastically
disl~nsed Of the lowest rates. Don't mistake the
plsce-lHE TEMPLE DRUG STORE under Nasonic
Temple corner 9Th aud + sta
F. 8. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Propr,stors
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mh29-dkds
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
KNOWN AS NO. 4l9 STREET NOKTHWEST

1kCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
kNOWS AS NO. 4l9 X STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of the powers vested in trustee -
under the last will and testament Of Mary A. Roth.
deceased, viii sell at public auction, in front Of III
the premises. TUESDAY. the THIRD DAY Ut
APRIL, 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR U'CLo1E p M.
the described real estate situated in the city
Of c. That part Of original lot bored
three CD, in square numbered Eve hundred and
(51J) contained within this following metes and
bounds: Beginning for the eame at point X
street teen 40 feet from the southwest corner
Of sad lot and running thence With the line OF said
street seventeen % feet east: thence north right
angles with said 900 feet eleven Ill
inches: thence east four (4 ieet; thence north nifty
900 TO alley so feet wide thence west twenty-one
(21 feet thence south one hundred and forfy-six
146) feet and eleven Il ID inches to the place of BEGIN
ming, together with the improvements thereon. The
improvements consist of q four-story brick house.
with two-story Rack building hot and cold water;
frame stable Of lot 30 foot alley in the
The terms Of sale are: One-third Of the purchase
money cash, and the balance in four equal nstsents
at six, twelve eighteen and twenty months after
date OF sale with interest payable seni annually, at
six cent anun Purchasers notes for deferred
to be secured by deed Of trust property
sold In" uchsser may, Is his option pay the whole
purchase money in cash. All convey alcing at purchas
ers cost deposit OF 100 will be required the
Of sale If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within ten days from the day OF sale the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and Of the
defaultiig purchaser JAMES II. JOHNSTON,
mh22-uSds Trustee.
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. Ihe German police have Increased their precau
tons on the French frontier and now ref,,se -
MI.tance 70 every one who Is not provided win
authority 70 enter Alsaee-Loraine "''A
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A Superstition Of Gam bIers.

A superstition among sporting men-there are
SIN few OF that Tx In Chicago, though the ranks
have been greatly decimated under the vigorous
anti-yaInDing crusade OF the authorities-1s that
~ brings bad luck 70 ride in n stTeet-car alone
eoncuctOr tells sfly that a gambler took passage
On Ms car and happened 20 be the sole passenger
he was In great hurry 10 getdowntOwn, but hes
ltated as he looked at the vacant Interior or the
ear. Finally happy idea seemed TO strike hi'n
AMI his face frightened. Fishing a dime from his
POCKET he handed II 20 the conductor. "fiere y he
said, take twOOut VI that" The conductor looked
AZ MN WOnderingly. That's all right" he said,
ITS you VINO are riding with me. ! can't play a
lone hand for i wouldn't have any luck for a
"ee1.' Then he explained his superstition, and
Was happy when the conductor rang up for TWO
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Died Of n Broken Heart.

RICH Hill, Mo-, April 3.-Mrs- John Gray, VIE
Of one OF the victims Of last weeks explosion, died
yesterday. They had only been married snort
time and the wife virtually died OF broken hearI
Gray was to have been buried saturday, put MS
wife asked that the funeral be postponed, SAYING
that she would be buried with him. Mrs Gray
died yesterday morning and the remains vi nei-
self and husband were buried in one grave.
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Municipal Elections.

VOTING n NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CITIES
The Bridgeport, Conn.,, election yesterday re-
suited In a victory for the democrats. Patrick
Coughlln, the democratic candidate. was elected
mayor BY 400 majority.
The Houston. Texas election yesterday was one
OF the most exciting In the history OF the city
There were three mayoralty tickets IN the Held
D. G. smith. the present incumbent, and Henry
Scnerfiius, both democrats, and =. ID. Johnson re-
publican The returns Indicate smiths election
by a majority over Scnerf1uS OF ], POS votes and
over johnson OF $40 --.---.--.
The municipal elections In Cincinnati yesterday
were unprecedentedly quiet. The republican can
dldateS were elected by an average majority OF
1000 each The entire board Of thirty aldermen
for the first time IN its history Is republican, and
gains have been made In the board OF councilmen
and the board OF education
AT Hartford, CONF, the election yesterday re-
suited in republican victory, that party electing
their mayor, John g. Root, by PSI majority, also
the city treasurer and city marshal. The alder
men stand eleven republicans To i've democrats,
and the common council twenty republicans 70
twelve democrats.
The Cleveland. Ohio, republicans carried the
city yesterday by about 1000 plurality.
The result OF the SanduSky, Ohio, election yes
terday was sweeping victory Tor the republicans,
yhO carried their city ticket and city council
The Helena, Mont, republicans swept the city
yesterday by over 500 majority.
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The CURIOUS CASE WHICH Is ATTRACTING ATTENTION
IN NEW YORK.


IN NEW YORK.
A New York special 20 the Philadelphia Press
says: The friends Of LutherR Marsh, the eminent
awyer Ofthis city ARE shocked. Some OF them would
ask the law for a lunacy commission TO graDple
with the obstinate old man, for the spectacle now
presented at his MadiSOn-avenue mansion makes
them fear for the worst His home has been made
.sIhe Temple OF Earth and In IL Is enthrOned the
Queen Charlatan OF the day, greater than Bla-
yat>ky, Nine DiSS DeDar, who calls herself the
daughter, by Lola MOnJeZ, OF the late mad king OF
Bay ana, and claims the uediumistc power OF pro-
ducing pictures painted by the spirit hands OF the
Old masters. Mr.. Marsh l. wOrshlping this occult
and worse than all II Is said he has been Induced
by the adventures 10 make her heir 70 all his
splendid property. Her father was a Prussian.
her mother native OF kentueSy, where She plain,
Ann ODeiia Solomon, was born She married a
French journalist named Paul Noel BauSsant, and,
after he died, took up with her present husband,
''General' Diss Deoar. portal painter, and the
supposed painter OF the spirit pictures"
An artist said yesterday that II was a mighty
simple thing TO make spirit pictures on the Mss
Deosr plan First get some poor devil OF pot
boiler 20 make the picture" said he, "then cover
Il with chemically prepared opaque gelatine and
keep it In the dark When exposed 10 the light the
MIN VIII disappear, leaving the picture In sight
A dispatch from New York says that Mr. Marsh
lect1red al Chtckering Hall sunday night and went
on 70 say that many dangers beset the man who
announces his belief In spirtuaisrn- First is the
danger that after death his Will may be set aside
on the ground OF his mental unsoundness
ILAughter.i He had provided against this con-
tingency by distributing his possessions before
leaving this earth. This statement Caused a SEN
saflon, as Mr. Marsh Is a millionaire and has no
near relatives
senator Leland stanford says there is no truth
whatever In the statement made by Madame Miss
Deblr that he was willing 20 pay her large sum
Of money II she would produce spirit portrait for
him Il have no knowledge Of her said the Sena-
tor, except that derived from the newspapers"
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Pm.ADELpmA SToRk
PARASoLS PARAsoLs
We are offering choice line of PARAsoLs at the
very lowest cash prices.
Shave just secured another lot of the TAFFETA
GLOVES. in ack ana Colors. all sizes and will con-
unue TO sell At l3c. u pair IS long as they last.
color HOSE ali sizes full regular made lsc. pair
Have just received q lot OF Cherille TABLE COVERS
in choice patterns and coors These have sold this
season for A. ~, Ga -. S4 &c. Our price-4-4 81
o. e. "a So. This q great bargain and
have but q limited number Of them would invite an
ear cali.
Bargains in Ladies' HOSE, at 2oc solid colors pin
stripes. broken-stripes: Balbriygan and Shoppers
o-3 Derby kiba fast black, at 25c. pair.
WASH GOODS. WASH GOODS
full line of French GINGHAMS
A full line of Domestic GINGHANS
full line of French SATlEENs. in solid colors and
fances
fun line Of Domestic SATINEs
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS.
We have line Of beautiful Fancy CHECKS all col.
A great bargain in . 36-inch CLOTH, all Wool. 1t
Acc.
A line of All Wool CAsHMEREs and DE BEIGEs
40-inch wide, NJ DOC.
Now is the time to buy MATTINGS We have full
stock. Ut all prices and styles from 15c up to
finest
CARHART LEIDY.
mh3l-42 92S 9Th and s06 sta NV.
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L NOnSEIS! NO0oEISs
There il no article Of ladies' wear tAas shoud 70
ceive sttention more than CORSET.
Aeood-nttins CORSET helps not aione 10 make I
dress at nicely but keeps II from wearing out An III
Atting CORSET u expensive ct any price = Il will
sr.duaiiy besak the msseriai Of your basqus.
ONLY RELIABLE CORsETS KEPT BY UR
WE KEEP C0RsETs TO FIT ANYBODY,
EXPERIENCED LADIES TO ADVISE YoU WHAT
CORSET TO WEAR
| ALL OUR CORsETs WARRANTED
ANY CORSET bought from US that does not give the
expected wear viii be exchanged application with
out parley.
All our coRsHTs made in four lengths
SHORT. MEDIUM, LONG, EXTRA LONG,
Read the Appended List:
windsor Corset tcout1l.. soc
Metropontan (WoSohl.. 75c
R. 3 g. No. 1877 tcoutil). 75c
Thompsons Nursing Cosssts (coutil o. 90
r g. No 374 (coutiD. white and ecru. LOO
Dr. wsrners Coraiine. white and drab......... LOO
R. @. No. ia white and drab. LOO
@. b. No. 294. in ecru.. LOO
Thompson's Glove-Fitting r. H." LOO
Dr. Warmers Health. white and dfab. Las
T. D. No. Z04. white and ecru. LIB
Roths' Double Bone. l. 25
r. @. No 156. white and ecru.............,, rs
Thompson's &c" Glove Fitting. .............. LAO
L4O
venus lwoven) short 1.50
p d. No $50. white and gray................,1 SO
Common Sense (woven). !. so
Thompson's Abdominal. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Oriole twoven), short LIS
X g. No. GIL. red. LIS
Thompson's "E" (satteen). 1.75
Thompson's Curasse. LIS
r D. No IL, short Observation-Disclosures. 1893
p D. No 151 (satteen) short. .............. 2. 25
p. d. No. 24S (satteen). white and drab. .... 2.25
c. p. No. 263 fsatteen). white ............... 225
@. p No. 1888 tcoutiD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2. so
C. p No 79S. black. ESQ
p d. No. 81 (satteenl, white and drsb. ....... 275
D. No. 20 (coutD. Observation-Disclosures. 2.75
Her Majesty's Corset (coutil ............... 2.75
c. P. No. 949 white (satteen). .............. 300
Venus No. 1. c. P. ......................3 800
Venus No 2, c. r., black $50
C. p. No. 9J2, black. $50
C. b. Sstin...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
C. p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
We have lot of SOIIED CORaETS in odd sizea 1t
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MEDICAL, &c.


~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
be ga ' s ~ and 9Th
ton strictly confidential Separate rooms for i.lss
Once always open. mh24-l2t'
IT HAS MEYER BEEN CONTRADIcTED, THAT
Ut bhoI hEkS Is the oidest-e.tsoi,shed sdyertis-
Dr. seii sSs y can
or f ~ to
mhI3-Im'
M ANHooD RESTORED By USING a BOTTLE
VII cure any case Of debility and loss Of nerve
power II mparts vlxor " the whole system Male
female. 900 3 st sw mhl6-lm'
u FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. BOG ST.
the Oldest stsbshsd Expert Specialist in this city.
and WI, gIaE.ntss cure all cases Of private di:s:.s
ton and .Ses se e hour during The Of sEs
District q Columbia this Sd day Of July. lssa
De. LEON $ PILLS q PER BOX.
NH, M,iisd to any address on receipt q pFics.
1NR ALBAUeH SUCCESSFULLY TREATS ALL
n fSsis 9 ,ss hours Il TO aud to n Dr.
NINE DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHED, AND
1t her residence, 9vl i 81 nv. once hours from
Sa. wilson, los Paif place ne. Sst B nd q ana
he MOTIFS FRENCH m P , RS ARE THE
throat nasal or akin rouhe. urnssy diss.sss cured
N 5SE' Sbps s0Sh NJ ssa
natural ve.kness loss o. vitality dsbisy. &c
is iSisS z S: cor s Ss :ss fnu
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4 NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
~ Nos. 2145 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST AND
:l40 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, AND

(,HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
~ Nos. 2143 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST AND
.l40 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, AND
LOTS IN MONTICELLO.
. By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of -
No. 1027U (Peters Brooks ct al will offer ii
for SALE ut public auction in front Of the respective
premises, on TUESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
APRIL A. ID. 1883, II the hours named the following
property, lying in the County Of Washington. District
" At HAiT.pasT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all the west
half Of Lot numbered fifty three $3.50. in Wright
Cox's subdivision Of part of Pleasant Plains, the
said SUBDIVISION is duly recorded in the surveyors
and described in the bill In this cause Parcel No
!" improved by nine-r.om frame dwelling house,
NO. II rs 9Th street northwest. and stable.
At FIVE O'CLOCK p A., on SAME DAY. the south
In said Wright Co.'s IL part of Pleasant
Plains described in the bill in this cause Parcel
No 2"improved By four room frame dwelli ng house
No 2140 9Th street northwest.
APR fsss 81 F6UE SA Sr
.SS n' 81 g.
A. the ssTs appear Of in the once Of the Sur
cause q "Psrcei No. g." ~ VA, -- 'A'
TERMS One third cash to be paid ON day of sale or
on the thereof by the court balance in
and two year, with interest from day Of SALE secured
ost will Be required the improved property OF
900 on each piece On the unimproved property s25
on each lot sold. All conveyancing and recording at
pufchasers cost Terms TO be complied with in seven
the rsht to rse at rsf and cost Of defsuitns FUR
chaser after i've days Advertisement
RANDALL HAGNER. Trustee.
462 Louisians avenue
DUNCANSON BROS. Auction0era mh29 -eo&ds
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Negotiations for . treaty Of peace continue Be.
tween King John, Of Abyss1nia, and tho Italian
commapder
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER On 1ss,


LEa AZ IVA YSAssH IpSST IR9M STATION, CORNER
q sUr lineage aud Northwest ZAP daily 10 :55 N
:. ter Cincinnati and St Louis Exp sany .sosua
Tor tsburs and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 % An.
tIor z. eI,ng,on and Local stations, IS 40 an.
Tor philadelphia y wark. and Wilmington .31S
m, z :Ss ? m {. and IS ? n; daily, LSpre.s.
adeiphis IS 90 am and t:i,i 3 pm. ."' A'''
Tor slngeriy and Intermediate points. - .3opm
a nor To- ,t SSo to- r.iaS 49, &C. sS "a
4.40, $50, s;5s Gas Z so, 5 Is and ii SO PA
sgssaS 40 Pa &c. Sc s s and a go s ss
For Annspoi,s. Q 40 and s 80 am. ~ 10 and 4:so
s. = o. $50 SO PS ss's sa aaHs
For Way stations between Washington and Baiti-
,na II NJ $40 so s;s a% lsio SO 20 ~
For Stations s on Metropolitan Branch. te asan,
u 10 pn1 and e 80 pm CON SUNDAY ssops & n
For Ssishersburv and in,ersediste pointa 1850.
For Boyds and Intermediate stations. "a 90 pm.
Church trains leave Warrington on Sunday onlys.
10 9 IN, stopping at ali stations on Astroposas
For FREDERICK. IS 40 an. 1880 pm. IS :Son
n o sI H%SiERsTS&N. rs 40 am and rs .sop.m
IanS ATTY. rive from Chez s, S2S Am "a
am and 2:25 pm; from f1ttsburs. daily. 20 ana
From Philadephia. Chester and Wilmington, lo:<s
an 20. 10 and ~ NJ, daily. and ~ 30 pm
From stngerly and intermediate points north Of Bal
Train. - leave Bsltimore for washington q. s:Ia
3 = g. 20 md Il % =
M on sundays 9 30 20, ;o5. 10 90 am. l 50
Except sunday ball. isa sum SniJ.
Baepase called for and checked at hotels and -.
denees on orders left At Ticket once. als and LISA
". NJ CLEMENTS. Manager.
n21 C. l. LORD. General Passenger Aren't
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JOHNSON. GARSEn & Co. :.
We would call your attention to new line Of
LADIES' BRoADCLoTHs.
Just opened to-day, So inches wide. Our price 81.
CoLoRs TERRA GOTTA DRAB. SAGE GREEN,
AND GoBELIN Blue
Beautiful line SILK AND ALL-wooL DRESS
GOODS, 40 inches vide. only SOC.
New line HENRIETTA CLOTHS. Soc and 75c.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK RHApAME MORE
SILKS, &C. &c.
36-inch ENGLISH sUITINGs, csc.
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH sATTEENs
CROCHET BED SPREADS. 75c. Ell s12a
We are showing splendid line
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINGs.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO..
mh30 63e Pa ave. near 9TH 81
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We lot Of SOILED COR6ETS in O,
lir. Worth 81 aud 8l.25.
WE FEEL VERY GRATEFUL

42c. pair. Worth 81 aud Sl.25
WE FEEL VERY GRATEFUL
To the Washington Ladies for their immediate re-
Spouse to our invite to our SPRING OPENING OF
LADIES' WRAPS. READY-MADE DRESSES. and
PARASOI.s. Such throngs IS crowded these Depart.
ments In the past six days equalled before
and although sold many Of these articles
are in position to show many more styles thsthave
since arrived.
SPRING sHAwIs and scARFs for LADrEs
The assortment this year IL beautiful the patterns
different from any before in our stock. and they
were imported BY Us. you won't any other house
show similar styles.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIF-
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND NJ

TEENIH STREET, BETWEEN AND NJ
of the District OF Columbia passed on the 18th In
dspendee SsweeS James esai Johnson ere sSd
others c9m ~ r, and JUL. Johnson defend
trustee VII .s n ,feni q the prease on fTEs
tfs rNT I'll Rax % y At IsE
north in the recorded subdivision of square numbered
~s I'd srS in ~
tya two-story frame dwelling house,
rs fns m
tn the balance in two equal in;talments representsd
tile Tile Gsy Yale was nS sT0
Of six per csntnm per annun. and secured. to
the sat sfacton of trustee al cash at the option
s The time Of sale the terns Of sale must Be eced
NTH within ave days irsn the day Of sale o,hetxise
dsiaultlng purchaser. All conreyancing shall be at
IA LAMBERT. Trustee.
mh20-eoSds 4l0 9TH ST. W.
TlkysTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE RF AL EsTA TIE
TRE hf b hIEI E pF ONE SG GN
SR RKSMkEE NJ S55 THE
liz ssTs Sss:. md Sfss Ct
rseerd No. Of Gs a Of the :. the
sg1; sssa wiz NEE e
NJ sell at public auction in front of the premises
81 saa % sd
two 90 and three CD. in VIM b. Webb and Joseph
Bradley, trustees subdivision Of square numbered
52S recorded in the surveyors office Of the District
Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-haf cash. and the balance in
twelve U2) months. for which the note of the pur-
chaser TO be given bearing interest day sale
at the rate Of sig go per cent per annum. payable
trust tbs properly Sold all cash the option Of
the purchaser. The Lrorerty will b. sold as whole.
and deposit Of $500 jill be required at the time of
sale All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied With within ten days from day
of sale otherwise the Trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaultins purchaser after public notice by advertise
ment IN one or more newspapers published in the Dis
trict OF Columbia
RICHARD ". TYLER,
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD, Trustees
r,,o, Once 800 Est nv.
eF- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, APRIL FIFTH. 1888, same hour and
place
ktSaaHN g. ", Rft ffhf Trustees.
,,,h1 a.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

7 ARaE UNINPRovEp PROPERTY OK KIN
~ tASSSSSf A sof yS NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
TWENTi Ninth. 1855 al five o;tLoc wv We j
viii sell In front Of the premi-cs
LOT 10. SQUARE 1864
frontne % feet ~ niche. on Kentucky svenue and
an averaee depth OF about l33 feet So alley
Lhis lot has 15oot ley the north and 30 foot
Alley on the west aud can readily be subdivided In
advancing in value. being pennsyivsnis avenue
and near street southeast and the route 20 the
Terms: s4Ss 81, loo. BEARING per cent interest
1859: balance OF purchase money cash Copveysrcfps
II purchasers cost deposit Of 400 res1ircd al
sale and terms 70 be complied with In seven days
otherxise rxht reserved to resell 1T risk q
defaulting purchaser after i've days public notice Of
ton. ID. G. Title good ur no . lie.
mh23 DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
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