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w ANAMARrR,s.

w ANAMAKrR'a.
1t seems paradox that much current interest in the
store should be divided between the things for md
sleds and Ginghans. skates and Hamburg Embroid.
cries Overcoats and Muslin Underwear equally
the minds OF retail buyers To meet all these elements
The dress stus for future wear are opening in your
favor.
FRENCH SATEENS
They're on hand. Not the highest cost 81 cents q
yard You need not know the rnskers: call them
WANAMAkER'S for we control this market them.
Inns y the hub OF the ssteen trade You may get
notion from the fact that the 10000 yards
day are only one fourth of single order And then
other orders both sides Of the Watch the
and you will know how great they are.
The trst peep at the styles.an artists 6rst view:
Fffty.three plain shades. Gobeins and mahogany.
zoliave red and baby blue. serpent and cream
bows divided and multiplied And for figures, stripes
with trailing vines stripes with polka dots dancing all
about strRss holding up pi.ids pisids with over
his rattle about styles MAY do Jon some good Not
much unless 1t brings you to see the stusfs.
COLORED HENRIETTA
Henrietta Cloth in Colors That means wool filing.
thread woven silk warp. The silk worm and the
sheep differ IN questions Of color skillful dyer not
Thousand miles away has yoked them fast together
We show 32 colors' price. $l.25 yard; 80 inches
wide
There is science and art In these stus. The pro.
portion Of the hbers is right They don't slip the
warp. You can make button holes that button snd
WOOL but the sheen like silk Intuitive refinement
alone catch the fine touch of color shown by these
shades.
Order by mail anything in the store
JOHN wANAMAKER,
d17-Gm Philadelphia
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Sn. wn. R-,u.~a asws..,..-
A couoRED WOMAN srfiGEs roR A WARRANT rxn,
THE CIVIL RIsHTs law.

A coU0RED WOMAN srfffEs roR A Warrant rxpfa
TuE CIVIL RISHTs law.
Tuesday Afternoon q coioTed woman. who ravc
the name OF Bertha Lyies. aud said sue lived On ID
street. entered the ocicc OF Lawyer Moss ana
complained that she had been refused admit
lance 90 Harris Biloa Theater on account q:
her color. Complaint was made 70 the district at
torney and an anplicaf ION ade for q warrant
against some person connectcd with the theate,
under the civil-rights act The warrant had not
been issued this Afternoon.
Manager Rfiton, OF Harris Theator, said 20 a
STAR reporter this afternoon that no person II eve,
denied admittsnce 90 his thester on account OF
Color. Ne knew nothing about the case In oues
tion because he had Just arrived IN the city aftc'
several days absence
The doorkeepcr when asked about the matter
denied that the woman was refused admittence o,
account OF her color, but said that ne refused he
aantfance for uf her reasons
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Two District Bill. Passed.

ONE FOR THE PROT ECTroN OF YOUNG GIRLS AND
ANOTHER CHANGING THE LAW RELATING TO WILLS
After the morning hours to-day the House pro-
ceeded with the House calendar. The first two
bills related to the District or Columbia, and both
were passed. The first was the bill for the
protection OF girls in the District. 1t provides
that every person convicted OF rape, or as being
accessory thereto before the fact by car.
nally AMI unlawfully knowing any female
under the age or fourteen years, shall
suffer imprisonment and labor the first offense.
not more than ave years. and for the second or
other Offense, for not more than ten years; and
when SO convicted by forcibly ravishing any
female, or Of being accessory thereto before the
first oense not less than ten nor more Than thirty
his natural life."
passed, with an amendment providing
UeSre the Sn0 eoar, mot a, se' 70 Of is
record Of any WIN or codicl heretofore or hereafter
recorded in the ONCE OF the register of wills
OF the District OF Columbia, which shall have
court OF the District or Columbia, or the record
OF the transcript OF the record and probate OF any
thereof heretofore hereafter led In the Office OF
said register OF Wills shall be priIna facie evil
dence OF the contents and due execution OF such
wills and cOdicils.
At present whenever q VIII Is to be proved or
used in any courts OF the District. 1t is necessary
to produce the witnesses and prove the execution
evidence.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: r. Fen
dali, trustee, to A. H. Stamp, lot IL, blk. 2, T.
b. sub Pleasant Plains, &c; 5000. g. W. Linkins
20 r. L. Brooke sub So, So 9S7; 800. g. A. Nell
heny to Caroline Gibbons, subs y and ~, SO. 40;
S14l.50. !. g. Lyles ct al trustees, TO Eppa Hun
ton, lots IA to 20, blk. 10, IsheNvood; 1865.
James Sheridan to Margaret Wright, pts Il and
Is, w. g. C.s sub Pleasant Plains; $1,000. Jacob
Moore to Nellie N. simmons, lot ), 50. S:A; 800.
C. V. Trott to E. J. Newton, pts to 10, So 3l2;
$500. B. B. Wells to J. l. Weaver, sub l32, 50.
1876; $500. c. V. Trott 10 c. W. Handy, pts. 8 to
TO- 50. 3l2; $4,000 c. j. Hllyer TO I. +. schneider,
sub lots 81 and ~, and "a TO 103 50. 155, s. j.
h. MARI TO X. w. Mcpherson, sub lot q, SO. 81;
1850. L. &. Williamson 10 p. sullivan, lot 81 rs
addition TO West Washington; $3.50. l.. Kent,
trustee, to Ella Barker ct al, lot 49, So 500; $.
w. 6. Davis 10 Weller & Repetti, pit. 2, So $50;
s.. B. H. Warner et al, trustees, TO {. H. Parker,
sub 1876, 81. $40; $500. P. Shoemaker to L. p.
Shoemaker, pit. slippery Hill; 3. Helen L. Kim
ball to T. j. Fisher, pit. 5, blk. 2, bingham
Al OBS 90,
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AUCTION SALES.
'------ 49,
THIS AFTERNOON.
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auc.iOneer
MrIT Ans SALE 81 Np


IAUsTEEs' SALE OF Two-sToRY AND BASE.
MENT AND MANSARD-STORY BRICK HOUSE
NO laos STREET NV.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the 18th day -
81 June; 1886, and duly recorded in hber No. 80
llso foiio % ct seQ., one of the land records OF
the District OF Columbia and ut the written request
the party secured thereby, will SELL at public suc-
a9n n front o. the premises on THUR DAY, the
NINTH day OF FEBRUARY, 1855, at HALF-PAST
fOCh O'CLOCK p M, the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington D. c. to Wit
All OF lot seventy l1S) Of tchheld aud Augher
TONS supervision OF part OF square numbered two hun
dred and twelve l2l2 recorded in the Office Of the
surveyor for said District Of Columbia in book a d.
folio u and also that part Of lot seventy soven
lI II said subdivision of said square Beginning for
tue same at the OF said lot seventy
seven % and running thence west twenty l20) feet
thence north twenty-three C23 feet four inches,
three l feet and four "a inches to the place Of be-
ment and appurtenRnces to the same belonging or in
any wise appertainnE.
erns of sale: One third cash baance in two equal
payments at one and two years after date for which
the purchasers notes. bearing interest at per cent
per annu from che day sale. and deed Of trust IN
the property sold will be taken. deposit of 500
CURED AT time of sale. All copveysncins at ur-
cnasers cost IL terms Of sale not complied "
~ zen DAYS the Trustees reserve the right to Resell
property AZ the risk and cost Of the defaulti-
CHASER after five days public notice of such r
ROBERT @. RUTHERFOKD,l
JAMES b. WIMER
RECOMMENDATIONS $40
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MARRIED.

CAToN-FENToN. On February 8, lsss. by the
Rev. J. NJ Comedy. at Rockville Md, janis n.
CATION, of GEORGETOWN, ID. C., TO ANNIE NJ FEN
TON. of Washington, ID {.
LAMBDIN-ALLEN, AT the residence q the brides
father, Prsf J. NJ Defenderfer. Larnel. kAns-. Feb
ruary 2, 1883. by Rev r. Z. Boyle, Res. NJ b. LAMB
DIN. pastor southern Presbyterian church. &C
hancock Md. TO Miss BLA NCHE ALIEN. formerly
OF Martinsburg, ". Va
ROOT BOUCHER On Wednesday. February 3.
1sss b. the Rev. 4. r. Ryan, CARLTON A ROOF, Of
sheboyKan. Wis, aud CORA NJ BOUCHER VI WASH
instoil, ~ Z.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE No., February q. - vireina sizes,
consolidated, 80: past due coupons, CAY; new
threes, 65'S do. teu-forties 80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, February y. - Cotton steady
middling, lU'J. Flour steady and quiet Wheat
southern, quiet and steady red. 9.,a95 amber 9ia
siAaSS4; March, Ss1aSS: May, 91sa91H. Corn
southern, lower and quiet white. 5Sa59; yellow, SO
February. 369ao6I; Nay, )! ASs5s. Oats lower and
quiet: southern and Pennsylvania, 36a.,S: western
white tsa4U11 western mixed, 3,aj1. Rye steady
quiet 66S1O Provisions steady, with fair obbng de-
mand. Coffee nOminay steady-Rio, cargoes. ordinary
to lar, 1Gal64. Sugar-copper refined firm. 15al6.
Whisky. steady, l20a122 Other articles unchanged.
Freyhts TO Liverpool per steamer du-cotton, 3-16d
flour, per ton, S.. grain, al. Sales-Wheat, l57,
900 bushela: corn, AZ 300 bushels.
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Have You A SKrs Humos
IF SO CURE IT WITH CUT1cURA.

II SO CURE IT WITH CUT1CURA.
Have Just used your CCT1CCRA REMEDIES on one Of
my girls AMI found it to be just what it is recon-
mended to be- My daughter was all broken out on her
head and body, and the hair commenced to come out.
Now she is smooth she and she has only
used one box of CUTICURA. one cake of CuT1cURA
SOAR. and one bottle of CUTIcURA REsOLvENT. doc
tored with quite number Of DOCTORS but to avail
willing make affidavit to the truth of the state
ment GEORGE EAST Macon, Mich.
For the last year have had species of itching scaly
and pmply humors on my face, to which have ap-
piled great many methods Of treatment without sue
and which speedily and entirely cured by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS. Rsvsnna. Ohio.
Iwans to tell You that your CUT1cCRA REsoLvENT is
magnificent. About three months ago my face was
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REsoLvESr 1 was ,fectly cured
FREDERICK MAITRE. % 81. Charles St..
New Orleans, La.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cu1TcunA, Soc; soar,
25c.; REsoLvENr, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston, Mass
So send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
90 illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
PIMPLEs. blackhe.ds chapped and oily skin pre-
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The Aoueiluct RriAre.

COL HAMS REPORT or rHr WORK DrKiNG JAvcARy.
Col Hams, in his report OF the work during Jan
uary on the Aqueduct Bridge, says that length OF
bridge OF about GOO feet has been laid with the
lower course OF roadway planking and about 30
feet with the top course The trestle at the north
ern approach Is erected, and the erection OF the
through span across the canal IL IN progress
The contractors have applied for an extension OF
time stating that they intend TO have the bridge
ready 10 open for travel in three weeks OF good
weather from January 2j During February the
erection or the through span will be completed
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"OLp RErrABLr

was she title given 10 prominent menu
Der Of the American Rifs Team yssrsags.
Whyf For the rcssen thst - could
sIvsys be dspcndsd upon IN IN smsr-
rsncy. O. O. Tsylor's 0ld Doursoa -
pur~ Rye 10 both old and rslaabas. -
- - relied upon IN aokDsss % hsalth
- having GOOD aee and deltc,ous envUR.
pvuewists ana 0rocsn all tosh IN bot
slss oniy. which bear On lsbsa cd eve
c<,rk the nrm uams Of CHE9xE8 =
GRAVES 3 ooxA DUeeA
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MEssRs. A. ]. sPYER & SON.
Avn DE

MEsSRs. A. ], sPHEh Of SON.
AMSTERDAM HOLLAND
pURvEYoRs TO VARIOUS COURTS OF EUROPE.
Have imported to this city hieh-Class and Artistic
Collection Of Antiques and Bric-a- Brac
Consisting of
FINE MARQUEE RE. CHIPPENDALE, CARVED
CAK FURNITURE,
Such as Hall Clocks with superior works. Bureaus,
Cabinets, Sideboards, Desks Card Tables,
Wine Coolers, Flower Stands, Sofas,
Side and Arm Chairs, &C., &C.
ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN PoRCELAINs AND
DELI WARE,
Such as sevres Clocks and Vases, Dishes, Sets and
Finely Decorated Ornaments
SPLENDID CUT AND ENGRAVED COLORED AND
GILDED GLASS.
Such as Liquer Bottles Fl over Stands Sugar Bowls
Preserve Dishes. Compoters. Dishes,
Drinking Cups and Glasses
MAGNIFICENT OLD DUTCH REPoUssE SILVER.
Such as Apostle Tea and Sugar Spoons Sugar Bowls.
Creamers Flower Holders, CONNECTION Baskets
PERFUME Bottles, and a very choice col
lection Of Miniature Toys, &c.
FINE ORMULU AND BRONZE CLOCKS AND
CANDELABRAs.
Also Handsome Sheffield Silver Plated CandeIabr,s
Candlesticks, Trays, Coasters, ChafHAg Dishes, &c
The above valuable and elegant collection Of soods
which Is the rst importation Of its character to this
city, will be sold during this month at THOMAS
DOwLING'S ART GALLERIES, Eleventh and
Pennsylvsnia avenue.
Due notice Of sale will be given in few days fS-3t
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A Meeting OF Parmeslitcs.

WAITING To HEAR THE QUEENS SPEECH BEFORE
DECIDING ON COURSE OF ACTION
LONDON. Feb 9-The Parnellite members Of
the house or commons held meeting this morning
and expressed sympathy for the sufferers under
the crimes act, and extended their thanks to their
English supporters Mr.. Parnen and the other
Officers were reelected. The meeting adjourned
until after the reading OF the queens Speech open.
Ing the session OF parliament, when the course OF
action 10 be followed by the Parneltes Will be re-
solved uDOn.
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THE GENUINE
JOHANN HOPS
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEsT NUTR1TIvE TONIC
and most
pALATABTF BEAITu prvrp n,

= aired Digestion. Dyspepsil, Convalescence,
Weak Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
1T Suffering froin IN attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
e1hsustion from inability to appropriate food. tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
wnegassful three times day. Its use was followed
by marked efects-1 Food which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged, d..
gested properly. g There appeared An increased
power OF evolving animal heat and storing MP fat.
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the signatures
of Johann Hon" and "Moritz Eisner'' the neck Of
every bottle. All others are worthless limitations
is3-tu th6a
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GE0 W. sTTcKNEY, Auctioneer, $40 -
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES
On TIE MOODLEY LAM ROAD, OPPOSITE
THE PRESIDENTS COUNTRY HOME

On The WOODLEY LANE ROAD, OPPOSITE
THE PRESIDENTS COUNTRY HOME
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated s,se.
the 9TH day OF jun, d. 1877, and recorded in SF&
ors of the District OF Columbia and the request Of
the party secured thereDy shall offer pubic suc
uon,on the premises, on THURSDAY.the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883, at HALF-PAST YOUR
ate in the County Of ashingon, District OF Coum-
ba, to wit: Beginning for the At the northeast
corner Of the Duaney tract where the inersects
the south line OF the Woodlsy Lame road and running
along the line Of division between Dulapy and DR.
stone thence s. 10 degrees II minutes T., along the
line Of division between DuIany and Young properly
1856 AZ fee! to stake by fence; thence leaving said
Line IS dexrse. II minutes ". 235. 40 feet to .
stake IT.; .hsnes dsgss 4s minutes and parallel
g<5 20 feet to the south side Of Woodey Lane Road
thence with said road b. S8s degrees T. 23l3O feet
70 the beginning. containing hye go Of land
covered with nne grove Ut original oak and chestnut
trees
This tract fronts on the woodey Lane Road directly
Opposite the Presidents country place. IL contains
several choice building sites which command hno
view u the city and surroundng country. plat Of
property can be seen st the once VI the trustee and
will bs e1hibited at time Of sale.
Terms Of sale: One third csh: balance in one an
two years respectively for which the promiofy notes
OF The purchaser must be given, to bear interest
per cent PEI snnum from day Of sAle payable SENT
annually and secured by deed Of trust the property
post $500 VIII Be required q time Of ssIa An con-
vega ctng a. purchasers cost Terms Of sa1e to BE-
complsd with in dxys otherwise the Trustees
reserys the rixht to resell at the sk and the
qsnsssnf pSfcnsssr After nve days sdvsrtistng in
kkANRALL HAGN1R} Tru~s.ss
H-dedha 462 Louisiana ave.
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TIE L. s. 8. ALLIANCE now on South Atlantic
station, has been ordered to make cruise to the
coast OF Africa, but her departure from Montivido
Will be deferred until after the arrival there VI
officcrs detailed 10 her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

District Government Affairs.

Building Inspector Entwistle is preparing plans
for the erection OF tank-hOuSe to be built at the
Reform School 1t is to have capacity OF 80 600
gallons, and Is intended for protection against fire
as wei as for domestic use.
Ex-Commissioner Ludlow's sign was to-day re-
moved and that OF Commissioner Raymond substt-
tuted.
WIN. Cation has been appointed private in the
ORE Department.
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ID EDITION.
--latest TaleglaIlS 10 The Star.
PENCE WILLIAM FOR PEACE.

He RepudtAtes the Allegation that He
Longs for War for the Sake OF Glory.
BEkLfN, Feb. Ain the course OF a speech at the
Brandenburg dinner Prince william OF Prussia,
heir presumptive to the German crown, said: 81
know that q section of the public, especially a
section abroad, imputeS 70 me q careless and
thoughtless longing FOR war for the sake OF glory.
Go0 preserve me from such criminal giddiness.
reDudiate all such accusations with horror
~ am soldier, and the Brandenburgers are SOL
QferS / conclude with the words uttered by
Prince Bismarck on Monday In the reichstag,
which showed the grand spectacle OF popular rep
resentatlon going locked hand in hand with the
government. 1 adapt TO Brandenburg the SEN
tence, We BrandenDurgers only fear Iod, and
nothing else in this MOrld,n
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WORK TO BE RESUMED WHEN WEATHER PERMITS.
Col Hams, In his monthly report On the
Eastern Branch Bridge, says that he has
heard nothing Official about the condi-
tonal proposition Of the Railroad
company, to make a through span over
Ine railroad tracks. since reported upon
ton OF the iron work will be
In progress and should the weather permit, opera
tons upon the substructure will be resumed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

TIE BELL TELEPHONE ISTERFKREscR CAsR.-The
hearing on the application OF J. W. McDonough
for reopening OF the original Bell telephone In.
reference case which has been In progress before
the Commissioner OF Patents since wednesday
last, was concluded late yesterday Afternoon. The
application Of Elisha Gray asking for reopening
or the same case was argued this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the new York Stock Market as reported by special
wire TO Corson L Mccartney, 14l9 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

SECRETARY Villas went to New TORI this morn.
ing and expects to return tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09

~ Building Prp4fs, Charcoal Portland Csnssns
Saimnsy xasa Whass ana FrUus Hand Tsf.
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pAnSDN Downs NoT-suIrrp.-fn the Massachu-
tered In the suit OF the Rev. w. w. Downs against
Abbie Campbell, Geo. + Stackpole and Alice Nep-
ton MEMBER OF the Bowdotn square Church So
ciety 70 recover $4,000 damages Tor injury TO the
plaintifrs person and estate, in consplrtng 20
charge him with s1ultsrys and obtaining his In
dlcei6ene thorofoc.
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The constantly increasing sale Of Ben
G sons Plaster 10 evidence OF Its merit and
= popularity, and shows that the public
cannot be deceived by the false state
ments of quacks aud nostrum vendors.
Benson's Plaster stands on IT. medicinal
properties and claims no electric" or
magic" phenomena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-09
Local NOteA,.

certificate of the election OF r. ". Hohscn and
C. b. Raum as trustees OF the North Presbyterian
church was placed on record TO-DAY.
The Following contributions were received to-day
by the police for the beDet Of the poor: Washing
ton Lodge OF Elks. SIS; b Burnstetn, $40; Frank
Neumeyer, forty 1--we loaves OF bread
Mr. John r. Waggaman certain property held BY
BENT b wells Robert 4 Moff1A 80 FAnAte +
and mart OF iOt a square SO; lots 4, & ana q,
square 4s; lot ID In subdivision q 0reeavalA con.
tainine Is acres; lots &c and % square re; lots
Is. square JO65: lots 81 - square LOT; lots 10,
IL, "a "a Is, I'd square l045; lots II, Is, Is, %,
%, 81 square northeast q square 106S.
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IN the slightest This 10 identical in quality TO-
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1t contains nothing that injuro the finest fabric
II brightens colors and bleaches whites.
1twsshes nannels and blankets other soap in
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctonssr.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ALLEY BOUNDED BY B AND AND THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-HALF STREETS SOUTH
Under aud By virtue of decree Of the Supreme -
Court OF the District Of Columbia dated on the f
3lst day OF January. 1885, and assed in cause No
IUSlo Equity Docket "a OF the supreme Court
District OF Columbia the Undersigned as trustee will
offer for sale 1t public auction the premises
on MONDAY the TWENTIETH DAY OF FEB
kUARY. 1855, at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following
describedea estate situated in the District of Col
umola to wit All that piece parcel Of land lying
and stuse ia the city Of Washington District OF Co.
um6ia and known aud designated part of lot num-
pered twenty-five CPD in square numbered ve hun
dred and thirtyfour tJ34) and describe followa
70 wit: Beginning for the at southeast corner
OF said LOT; running thence north seventy.two (72J
feet and three CD inches to three CD foot alley
thence west thirty five t}) feet and a. .rchrs
Whence south seyenty-two (12) feet and three ca
inches thence east along alley thirty Ave (35) feet
four az inches to the point OF beginning
Terms OF sale prescribed the decree third
OF the purchase cash. the balance in equal in
stanents IN one two and three after sale
respectively with interest from day Of SALE be Sc
cured TO the satisfaction Of the trustee: at
tue PURCHASERS option II the purchaser fails com.
ply with said terms of sale within days from the
day OF "a the property will be resoid the risk aud
cost Of the deiautng purchaser after i've days
in the Evening star deposit Of hundred dollars
Will be required at the time sale. AL conveyancing
ana recording at the purchasers
JAMES VI. JOHNSTON, Trustee
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