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TWEEN SOUTH D STREET AND VIRGINIA
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,- APRIL
TWELFTH, 1888, AT HALF-PASr FOUR
feet Of Lot OF Miburns suSdiyision Of square
property is suitable for warehouse coal yard build
Ing purposes.
Terms: One half cash. the balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust All convey ancing and recording at
the time Of sale.
ap4-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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FINE pRiy ERs: PAIR PQNIEs, R3AP WAGON
AScE 0SE C0IPELEL- oNE PAssENaER
WAq9NIsEATs ~ Pb9EkLF S TNE rRHAhSsseNSEE
DxYT0N W1GoN. EtaHT SITS SfNdLE HAR-
MSS Ei SNp sk s1 r6TR sAbpHHs ms
BRIDLES. BLANKETS R0bkA 70. At AUG
On GONDAY MORNING. APRIL grxrKxNfH.
1855 at TEE OcLyCK. :aen al q stable q Lewis
Wsshingtcn his entrs OUTFIT This one Of the most
ssSSsccy sHgpR. :sslso e as ~ ssSss and
ng sold The properly being the e ssn tr ths sale.
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Nv virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columoia passed on the ID day q
wherein Osceola G. Gr~en is plaintiff and Andie DeLo
de- ct al are defendants will sell in front of the
81 APRIL. 4 D. 1855. NJ FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. the
following real estate South half Of lot eight 49, in
lumbfa
Terms of sale prescribed by decree One.third pur.
chase money in cash, balance in two equal install
ments payable in one and two years. with interest
casers must be gven to be secured by trust prop
erty sold: all cash. at option Of purchaser. Depost
coat Of pqrch..s, purchasers Terms Of sale must
serves right resell 1t cost Of defaulng purchaser
purchasers after i've days notice OF sale in some
paper published in Washington, D. c.
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee
apf-dkds DUNCANsON BHoa, Iucts
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

TNHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
BEING KNOWN AS PREM. SEES No. 307 TENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST.
=. By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded among
the Land records the Dist ic of Columbia tn Iii
Ter 1904. folio 46, ct seq, and at the writtn re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, will sell at pub
the NINETEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, All FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm; part OF original Lot q, Ia square s45,
IN The City of Washington said District described
as follows: Beginning tor the same at point on tao
west line Of 10Th street east distant 90 leet north
from the southeast Of said lot, and running
thence north 20 ieet: thence west 10 feet. thence
south 70 feet aud thence .eet to the place Of
beginning, together with the improvements &c. con-
sistine OF good two-story fran e dwelling house.
Terms One-haf cash. Residue at year per cent
interest SECURED by note Of purchaser and deed Of
trust upon the property sold all cash. at option Of
purchaser DEPOSIT of sl0o required at time Of sale
to be forfeited IL terms conf lied with in ten
from date OF sale All conyeyancing &C, pur-
chaser's cost CHARLES II. CkAGIN, JR.
32l Az street northwest,
ap1 IDIOT Surviving Trustee.
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DUBLIC SALE

PobLic SALE.
on SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY FIRST AT HALF
PAST ONE O'CLOCK M AT RANDOLPH STA
TON, METROPOLITAN BRANCH, Bal flMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD, TWO DESIRABLE
FARMS.
No. l. of 10 acres at Randolph Station and the
Rockville aud Georgetown pike, good house of 10
ine barn, and ali necessary outbuildngs land
in high state Of cultivation. with abundance
all kinds. suitable to- subdivision.
No =, l45 acres, on old Georgetown road, miles
good barn, aud MI necessary outbuiian2s. well wa
tered, enty OF fruit of all kinds Both rable
far,ns and should command the attention II III Use
seeking inv sstments
Terms: One-naf cash. balance can remain on tho
farms any reasonable time. Conveyancing cost Of
purchaser.
ELIAS KErSER, rx..
CYRUS KEISER. ! 1Aeeu'oes
H. MAURICE TALBOTT. Atty. apl2, Ii, I6,lS,2O
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SHORT LOTS
NnRTHEASI CORNER FoURIEEN1H STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SHORT LOTS.
N,lRTHEASI CORNER FOURTEENTH STREET
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Under and bv virtue of two certain deeds of
trusts. dated April aud December 30. 1856.
and recorded respectively in Liber 1195. folio
319, ct sea, and Liber l21. ioo BIB seq the
land recorus OF the District Of Columbia the under
the premises, on MONDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH,
lsSs. at HALF-PAsf FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. Lots
numbered twenty-one CID twenty-five (25l aud
twentytnree C2 In square north OF square numbered
two hundred and forty two (2Sl the same il alot-
ted in he partition of the real estate of VIM Mclean.
deceased. ia Equity Cause No i061S in the Suprerne
Court OF the District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: One fourth the purchase money
In cash; balance in equal instalmepts six twelve.
and eighteen moatns with interest at the rate of
per cent ner annufn. payable semt-annually. de-
posit OF $50 Oh each lot will be requ red at the time
OF sale II the terms of the sale complied with
wlthia fifteen days after sale the property wi be
sold at and cost OF the defauting purchaser
Conseyapcing at cost of purchaser
WATSON J. NEWTON, Trustee.
s02 ST.
JAMES G. PAYNE, Trustee
ap7-s,tth6ds City Hall
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AUCTION SALES.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

~. w. so3 Market space.
GROCERIES AND pRovIsIoNs
On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL TWELFTH. At
HALf-PAsr TEN, will sell on premises. EOS st.
nv opposite Knox's Stables. entire contents-Cohees,
Tess Susars Canned Goods, Counters and shelving&c
Also, Also. Coffee MIL and Scales &c, in lots 70 suit
saIE II Il
1>HoNAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
AIscELLAxEoUs SPRING PLANTS. ROSES. &C..
On FRIDAY MoRNINa' APRIL THIRTEENTH,
ess. SosesoH q y snS oassr
f'f1ts koss. &c. from the well-knowp nurseryuasn.
.pil.ss .u THOMAS BOWLING. Auctaon.sr.
E$;ss 4 lib
bs siHs Ct Of q: " s,, Soq
NJ 1920. SPsters Va BROOKS st sIl We Win o6er
6sHsS IN rife fHa' f sAs DHsS ~
APRIL a p 1853 . the hour. named ihe following
IA i ~ EStSsT FOUR O'CLOCK \, al the ives.
SSa: q
and described in the Bin IN sSis Gauss ss p.scs No.
franz ann . sssns house
AZ FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, GU SAME DAY, the south
naf q the east half of lot numbered ftyseven l57
IN said wrisht Coxs subdivision Il part Of Pleasant
descrloed IN the bill In this cause as Parcel
No Sinproved by four room frame dwelling house.
NO Zt4U Sth street northwest
.pyp 81 "EEdDSNSEsDAf; THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
Afhilt 1905, ~ HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
ins iSSeSinE lSa' Il the VILLAGE Of on;eo
~ the same appear of recordi In the Office of the
cause as Parcel No. 3n
Terms; On third cash TO be paid on day of ssle or
on 9ne rancauon thereof the court balance in
ana TWO years with interest from day Of sale secured
on property sold. or all cash option of purchaser
de ot viii Be required the improved property Of
Sloo on each piece On the unimproved property S25
on eScn Iot sold All conveyancing and recording at
gnrchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
Gays from DAY OF SALE otherwise the
the right to resell at risk and of deaulting
chaser after nve days advertisement
RANDALL nag >ER. Trustee,
49, Louisiana
ANDREW b. DuvALI- Trustee,
DUNCANsoN BROS, AuctioneerS mh29-eosds
~ THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY IN pleas
ant Plains Parcels and =, above described is post
P9nsa on account of the weather until FRIDAY the
THIRTEENTH INSTANT, at same hours and places.
RANDALL HAGNER, I Tr,s.a..
aplI ANDREW b DUFALLS Ae'-
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Elizabeth Cady stanton Is entirely right IN cay.
lng that when women get the ballot they WIN 70.
duce the sufpiua Many man can testify that
PhNadslpAt0 FrVsa -
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VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuouser.
lRggssJEEs, x SALE or f.ha IouE.sroEY BRICK

,I BY v 4. q tssss esa. e ,;s dated
: cor y LaSss no ioS ioiio .st 500. op. q
2Sth day Of June. lss3 and duly recorded In fabe
i Vs iolo 49, 81 seq ono Of the Land kecords for
August 1ss<. and duly recorded in Lber loex folio
21O 81 seq Of the Land Records for the Distrrs
Of Columbia. and by direction Of the party .sgured
ID ereby the undersigned Trustees will ss tubs
DAY, the SEy. STEhNTH DAY OF APRIL lsss. At
POUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front OF the premises, the
following described real estate situate the city Of
Washington. District Of Co umbiA TO wit Part OF lot
No in square No. 2eS beginning for the the
southwest corner Of said lot thence north ninety
l96) reet: thence east twenty-five (22) feet
thence south ninety-sx. $3.50 feet; thence we-,
(22l fe to the place Of beginning, toxether with
the improvements. which consist Of four-story brick
residence. containing ten rooms, being No. f2oe q
street northwest.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equal
payments at AId twelve onths. with notes bear
Ing interest At per cent annum until paid. aud
secured By adeed of trust the property sold all
cash at the option of purchaser Al eonveysncins and
recording at purchs cost deposit of 500 will
be required at the time Of sale II the terms NJ sale
not complied with In days. the trustees the
right 20 resell the property at the risk aud cost OF the
defaulting purchaser
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER J 7--....
ap5-ds ALBERT l. STURTEVANT,S iiuN
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UlRUsTEEs SALE OF PROPERTY ON TWENTY.
EIGHTH STREET. NEAR K NORTHWEST

puNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers. ,
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vVyRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
l. HOUSE on SIXTH STREET. NEAR STREET


NORTHWEST.
rwo.sroRY FRAME h k1sSi ON THIRD STREET
NEAR . STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed i'll Equity Cause No.
l1037 doc. 2o as trustee in said cause. will offer
D. 1855 in front OF the respective premises first AT
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, all that part Of
lot numbered eight 49, in square numbered hun
dred and egh y.one t4Sl) beginning for the same on
feet south from the northwest of said lot and
running thence south twenty t20l feet; thence due
east ninety three (93 feet Az inches: thence north
twenty (20) feet and tn west ninety three ly3)
o two-story frame dwelling on 9Th street. near n
- Second. AT SIX O'CLOCK PM Part of lots num-
befed twentyone CID and twenty-five (e.), in Rich
described square west Of square i've hundred and
nifty three $685. beginning for the at point in
the line Sd street west forty feet south from
thu northeast corner OF lot numbered nineteen Q9) in
west line of said street IL 81 feet: thence west
feet alley; thence northwestery with the east
Ene OF said alley 1897 feet and thence easery "a
feet to the place q beginning Improved by two
Terms of sale One third cash, onethird in year.
and bird in two from day of sale The
Of purchaser purchasers shall be given for the de-
ferred payments. bearing interest at per
of the premises sold or all cash, 1t the pur
chaser or purchasers option Conveyancing sc, at
purchasers cost deposit Of &100 required on each
piece time OF sale II terms Of sale are not complied
fhe right resell the property in default at the risk
ard of the deisuting purchaser. after five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
li'A'd in "''Ainx'c S5jL Il A. MAEDE1 Trustee
pUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers. spI3-eoxds
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EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU
II ABLE REAL ESTATE IN The CITY OF WASH
INGTON. AS FoLLOws: SQUARE 1886 ORIG-
pSN4 taIs AR ifsa S SS NEW I'll NJ
SHIRE AVENUE AND ON EIGHTEENTH
souhRE $50. NORTH as FEET OF LOT IL. ON
FOURTEENTH STREET.
By authority of the last will Of the late Harriet
McCeney, and as Executor and Trustee under the
hereinafter named offer at public sac to the highest
and best bidder therefor and the hereinafter
specified, the following real estate all situated the
city OF Washington District Of Columbia,
s On VT Ts.spAY p The r SEvSENTEENTH IN
to %. both inclusive according to r. Rosa Perry's
Crustee subdivision Of origins lots g. in square
1885, said subdivision recorded In the surveyors Office
OF the District hber l5, fol 16 These lots front rs
feet on New HAmpshire avenue. ana run through to
"a. 80 feet on New Hampshire avenue, 97.25 feet
18th street and -. as on street These among
the most valuable building lots In the city, square 80
fronting Immediately on Dupont Circle.
oF FaE 5ck T. 1a MsTA e Ut
premises the north 30 feet front Of original lot IL in
square 230 by the depth Of said lot This lot fonts
18th west between north and Canal streets
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money in cash
and three yeaSs from the day Of ssis BEARING Interest
1t sx cent and secured all cash.
1t purchaser's option A deposit Of $3.50 viii be
Quired each Tot st time Of sale. All conyeyancng
aud recording purchasers coat Resale at purchas
ers cost and risk terms Of sale not complisd
with in ten days from ok <. y hos s;ss PERRY,
rios. EaWsshl a ae S.se
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The young ioks OF Taena, Ariz, do not intend
being behind The NOrtherners In tObovganiny
Tbey go sand tcoozganiDg-that Is, siding dow n
"A sand I'LL, and fney manage 70 have as much
sport without the a.s,oRafofis OF q snowy country
SEW fraaessco CuH.
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VIM. HAHN l. co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
Sl6 Seventh street;
1922 Penn. ava NV:
231 Penna ave. az
IT OFTEN HAPPENS
231 Penna. ave. s.a

IT OFTEN HAPPENS
That there are persons in q community who are
doubtful in regard to where their interests will
be best served when they wish to buy CLOTH.
ING or FINE FURNISHING GOODS. Some
are led away by the delusive Inducements Of
hyby- night clap-trap stores, whose only mis-
sion on earth seems to be to deceive people.
while others are too wary and conclude that the
old-established house is good enough for them.
Though their advertisement may not be so har-
ing 1t carries greater weight Of truth, and the
busy hum Of trade is ceaseless At their store. 1t
is q daily spectacle of satisfied customers, and
continuous exhibition Of goodwill toward
all. That is precisely the state Of things with
ms. and that is why many people make our
store headquarters for goods Of this descrip-
ton.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. apt
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ASS POTTER BOrcOTTEp.-Mrs. James Brown
futtsr appeared az Cheyenne, wyoming, before a
,sinsl Aaalence NOnca- night. She had been boy
cdtrd 1Re y mpathIzers With the striking engi-
neeSs YEA responsible for this. Mrs. Potter and
1sf cohsftoy arrived In Cheyenne by a branch OF
The Chicayo, Burlington ard quincy. Monday ar
trrnoon hanoDtl!s were scattered all over the
ISwn Ihsy read Boycott Ms. James Brown
Potter. she patrOn!zed 3 scuD roaG--fhe chtsago
burlington and QUINCY
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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctionesr.

ap3-13t
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Real Estate AuctoneeE
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
CORNER OF BOTH AND STREETS. WEST
WASHINGTON, KNOWN AS THE ALBION
ON TUESDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH. AT
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
shall offer for sale in front Of the premises the
above property. III it. front by ITO it Deep improved
by large brick building of % rooms with large ball
room building attached Now open for inspection.
Terms day Of sale.
apo-St THOS E wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
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I EALxxI soxa zoe loT4 @, nv,
SAinnsS x9a& &diss md 1tSss sasz a.
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AUCTION SALES.
#
THIS AFTERNOON.
DuScASsoS BROS Auss'oa'srA
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE EAST SIDE or FIJI
2 TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND n

JESNIM sTREET, BETWEEN L And II
By virtue q !. decree Of the Supreme cou,.
day q February: lsss. in certain cause thersig
Others oY9mgplain,nt: and yuli. johnson defend;
= trustee will cell In front Of the Premises Tues
DAY, the TENTH DAY OF April. 1855 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. lot lettered A. lying nsarest street
north in the recorded subdivision Of square numbered
inEton IN the District Of Columbia the iot improved
ey twostory frame dwelling house.
Terms q sale. ss prescribed BY the decree: One:
third q the purchase money to be paid in cssh and
the balance in two equal instalmsnt, reprssented
BE ssspecssysiy 81 one and two year. IRON,
e 81. PEI &c. SsntpH per snnum;, and secured. .
Of the pur0hsser deposit Of aiOO vii be r.opired
at the time Of sale the terms of must be Complied
with within ve days from the day Of sale otherWne
the property will be resold the and cost OF the
defsultlng purchaser AL conveyancing shall be at
the purchasers cost
T. A LAMBERT, Trustee,
mh30-oo&ds 40 5th ST. W.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence Of the Indictment weather until THURSDAY,
TWELFTH APRIL. A. D. 1883, at same hour and
place. 7. A. LAMBERT, Trustee,
ep1O 40 9th at. NV.
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striker. Resort 10 BIood~h.d.
A BATTLE N WHICH Five NEN ARE BILLED AND
H0TEN

A BATTLE N WHICH FIVE NEN ARE KILLED AND A
DOZEN WOUNDED.
\ dispatch from hnONyiile, Tenn, April H. SAYS
y tunnel Is being built al Cumberland Gap by the
s.uwel.s valley Railroad. Last SATURDAY one hun
rrI labOrers struck Tor an Increase In wages from
a. - to $50 a day. Tney notified the contractors
aud the people for miles around that whoever al
<emptei 10 nj their places might expect 10 be
AllleL The contractors hirel new lot OF men aud
puJ them - work Monday morning. About noon
= faige force OF strikers, under the influence OF
1sEy and armed with rules and plsto.s assaulted
tls ~oT6Iuen-
IOr ~ rr.ll minutes. Five men drt reported Killed
AID more thar a do1en wounded some OF them ~s-
rlDJI,4y \ courier mas arrived here win lnstruc-
lions % buy large supply OF arms and auInaRi-
li0n. a. further trouble II exported. A row o.
slTr7i last Friday at the Kentucky end OF the tun-
hel between InOuntaineers and contractors, N
which two men werr wounded The sheriff OF
,laiDJrn county has gone 10 the scene Of war with
=. large pose.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.


scnEDILE IN EE..C- AoyEa BIER 20. 1881.
LEAVE wAsL INaroN FRoN station. n Err
For chiceso and North~e- knp. daily 10 IS ana,
For Cincinnati and St Louis Err. daily ? .so.af
ISr p,tisburs and Cleveland. Exp. daily 10 5sAa.
EorLsninFtOn and Local stations. IS 4osm.
M, 2::5 pm. and ; % pm, daily, LKpr.-a
adelphIs - 90 am, and - l ) pan.
Tor singerly and int,runealais POINTS - 3opraL
an nor y ea io YY t! Soi %+U Sr.in Sp 80
20, 30; 5;aA 64s 30; = rs aud | 1 50 y I.
3 3o 20. So 30 sSs ss ~. s IS and a ,e 90 ID
For hnnapoiis Q 40 and 20 an. ~ 10 and a N
olis 40. d % am. II %. 800. 30 r.u sundays
for Way stations between Washington and Bait.
more . 90. ;io, 20, am ~. 10. 3::;O. 80. -
80 20 !; - pm IN No snna~Ss $50 a-m- ~ 5Sa
For stsii oi on MetropOiitan Branch. ,e.3sAa
= 40 Am. ~ 40 m. for pglncIpal stations oalvs
q 10 2. N. aud % 30 pt- soh Sunday stoTs Al II
For Gaithersburz and in.eraedints points 1880.
ny For Boy4. ana iSS nut MI ...tou =, 90
Church trains leave Washington ON Sunday nniy1.
10 H. stopping at all stations MetrOpOiitAs
For FREDERICK IS 40 am. ~ 30 Pm, IS 500.
iyr HHGERsi32S. 4. 40 am, and ts:sopm
5:45 pn,; from Cincinnati. aud 80 Lguis. daily 8 %
am and 10 pm; iron Pitssburg. daily. 70
From ifkilsdephiA Chester and Wilmington, 10 a
From sinrery and ptsrineaiS;s oints north u Bn-
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a. $40.
a 90 on st s ssS GGg 70 20 yo ISo sna 20
q. 10; 800. d 80; 50 5 80 and u 90 IN
naerass called for and checked 8, hotels and r.r-
Nm CLEMENTS. Manager
ro e. h eusnsr Aosn
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. AoctioDe.r
Sp ISgs s6c1ioSr f aabf 1 fSSs

On ,s,ATgRDAY APRIL FOURTEENTH. 1855. al
iMElNE QCLOCk M. In front Of my auction rooms.
1lth St and Pennsylvsna ave- vii sell for cash The
above vehicle. Those desiring such CarriaSe would
do well TO attend the sale.
spll-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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FNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHOICE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

gTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHOICE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL SIXTEENTH.
1883, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, i shall sell at
residence No. 1871 southeast the Capitol
the following household goods:
One six piece Plush Parlor Suite.
One Turkish Parior suite. in Rep.
French Plate Pier Mirror.
Mshoxany Center Tables.
Willow Chairs; Walnut Library Table
Mahogany Desk Cheffonier.
Fine MoQuet and Brussels Carpets.
Smyrna and Velvet hugs.
Window Hangings
Lounges; Walnut Haff-Stand.
Fine Brussels STAIR Carpets.
IuErain Carpets. 30
Walnut Marule-Top Sideboard.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Dining Chairs. China and Glassware.
Walnut and Mahogany Cham Der Suites.
Walnut and other Warlrobes.
Fine White CURED Hair Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
Woven Wire springs.
ap12-3t THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FINE PAIR OF CARRIAGE poRsEs LANDAU, AND
DOUBLE SET OF HARNESS AND ALL THE
STABLE PARAPHERNAL1A BELONGING TO
THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE, AT AUC-
TION.
shall SELL at public auction in the large courtyard
in rear Of my store, on SATURDAY. APRIL FOUR
TENTH. 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK the above
mentioned effecta
Apl1-3t THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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A Few BAnaA1ss.

While we never before had such run on FINE
SHOES ~ we did during the last ten days proof that
our styles and prices right do not wish you
lose sight Of our low priced Specalhes In 90 doine
remember: That our low priced Shoes sre made up In
the same popular styles q our finer goods: that
have not Shoe in either Of our houses that has
anything but Solid Sole Leather in the Heels or Bot
toms; not Shoe that we cannot warrant to work
manship and durability.
BARGAIN 1-Ladies' sles Genuine Curacao o,
Donsola Kid Button. any shape toe or heel to 4
width.
BARGAIN 2-Ladies' S1.4s Dongola Kid or Foxed
Button. Opera or Common-S Sense Last plain toe Or
patent tip.
BARGAIN 3-Ladies' Sl.23 Perfect Fitting Pebble
and Glove Top Real Kid-Foxed Button worked holes
and guaranteed solid
BARGAIN LADDER 75c Hand. Turned Kid OK.
ford Ties, plain or patent tip.
BARGAIN Scents 81 Seamless vamp, Calf But.
ton, Laced and Caters low or high cut, broad or
narrow toes.
BARGAIN 6-Gents' 81 so Genuine Calf Button
Laced and Congress. oak tanned soles. Q Shoe that
cannot be produced for our selling price.
BARGAIN 7-our Gents Strictly Solid sl.ss Buts
Leather Laced and Caters.
BARGAIN s-Misses' / l to p 75c. School Button,
equal in wear to best S150 Shoe.
BARGAIN 9-Child's A to 81 Genuine Kid 6Qc,
Spring Heel Button, worked holes and solid.
BARGAIN lO-our Boys and Youths CSC Famous
Wear Resisting Button and Laced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-12
fNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

VNHUMAS DUWL LING, Auctioneer.
VERY ELEGANT RESIDENCE, No ZIG VERMONT
AVENUE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE
TENTH. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front
OF the premises SHAH offer for sale Lot No. Is,
Square PA, having front of % feet inches by
average depth OF about 1888 feet to :50-foot alley
improved by superby- built threestory- and base
ment Brick Residence, containing thirteen rooms.
basement and Office, with servants bathroom and
laundry with every modern convenience. The plumb
ing is of the finest character.
This property located in one of the most desirable
Of capitalists Others desiring nrst-cass property
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue three equal
payments at one. two and three years, with notes
be ring ineres and secured by deed of on the
property sold All conveya ncing aud recording pur-
chasers cost $500 DEPOSIT required the time sale
ap9dts THOMAS BOWLING, Austioneer.
FENHOS. l. WAGGAMAN,