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PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME GRUKA. WONDERFUL TRANCE
M sleeper, born with double caul her equal
be found throughout the world tells the future
plains dreams gives numbers removes evil iuffuences
hair. date OF birth All business confidential Hindo
natures for all sickness first sitting So HourS
10 am. 20 pm. except sundays.
Now stopping at 1880 9Th st. NV. Cars the door,
NINE ROSS. THE RELIABLE cLAIRvOYANr
M AND ASTROLOG1ST, tells you ths past present
and future Born with veil, and has wonderful g1fts
The madame has eqnAl cures sicknsss. shs can
Cause speedy marriage. and bring the separated
gether, ana misery and dissen pleas
ure and contentment Her advice ON business mntteFn
scrfbss yofriends Entire satisiscfion sivs Inter-
views and those ~ distance sendi their
name and so will receive by mail the
iinesof their life Residence. islO l1th 81 NV orca
sttinss SO cents and 81. lin street pass the
door. NH -tsap
NINE BROOKE TEILs ALL The EVENTS OF
~ LIFE AL business con dsntial- Ladies' and gan
gsmsn % cent? each. %oS 1 street bstwcen atl aud
DRoE. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
l. voyant, Astrooeer and spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil Every hidden mysf<ry
revealed. Receivers ls-t or stolen property. Finds
speedy marr1aees- Brings sepsrsted toeethsr Gives
success in buslueaA Removes all family troubles
and evil Influenza Cures sickness. IL disappointed
By enorts OF others Judge not all alke the frofspr
cities Will save time and disappointment by calling on
the only genuine ciarvUyant In this city, he
ceeds whsse all Others fail and sdverfisss only Whist
he can do. s1ttins& Doc Lie reading By mail ON
y toS Open Sundays frorn I u pm.
mhS-lms 4g1 IN IT. n
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How A Drrse CHup
vas SAVED.

CtuxHo. Hlxmrox Co. I'm, SD 1a1ugZ..
The following IL true scccunt of Whist your g.
g. 8. has done for our little dsoenteF, Hawai- nov
four yeaxs old whsn twelve months old lump
appeared on hsg he'd, which slowly srew lsrscr.
Ths family physScian thoughtft W. cussd bys
p6ecs Of hroksn siaas or needle, but failed to
hiring mythin9 to HINT The child beczms
fsShaG al IL tina seeming 70 lose the use Of
her leE md finally omit Walking entirely The
mii3fle duoer and thumb a either hand beczne
enlarged ths fesh becominwhsr The hip joants
became involved, 20 that when seventeen
months old she could not Stand, having lost the
use Of leg and arm. Partial curvature of thsspins
muscles contracted. and there was general vast
ing a nssh md muscle At eighteen months Of
age she was placed under the Treatment Of
prominent physician Of Boston. Mass, but at
the end of ten months she had declined to such
degree that she was in dying condition This
was in April, 1856 We took the child away not
moving what to do. In this dreadful dileuams
we were ovef-persusded by frieuds to try 'one
bottle" of SwTFrs SPECIFIC, which we did, and
before il an md been taken We saw change for
the better in her symptoms We kept il up, and
have done 80 to this day, and Will Keep IL up if
the Lord wills, for many days to come. for 1t has
brought our dying Hazel to life, to vigor, to
atreugth snd health aeain. The asAen hue Of
her cheeks has changed to . rosy 6nf She is
SHE 10 walk anywhere, her laneuor and meian-
choly have passed away, and she Ii now blithe,
cheerful, happy, romping child. Should you
wish to increase your testimonials Of proof Of
the virtue of 8. 8. s.. our names and what We
have said is but portion of Whist we owe to you,
should you wish to use them.
Kindly yours,
BEN F. SWIFT,
GERTRUDE z SWIFT.
p. o. Boz SO.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
noo-wks Drawer J. Atlanta. O.
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DUNCANsoy BROS, Aucaoneers.

II II
SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR BUSINESS OR BUILD.
ING PGkPOSES, CORNER OF AND FIRST
COAL DEPOT, ONE HCNDRED AND FIFTY
NINE FEET BY ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL THIRD, ar.
1888. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we Will sell in front IN
of the premises 49,
LOTS 40. 90, AND 81. SQUARE I'll.
These lots front 10 feet LIST street east and 10
feet street north. taud now occupied by coal aud
wood yard) together with office. scales shedding ferc
ing and railroad siding This roperty can be utilized
for warehouse purposes business Of D wholesale
character, having rroad facilities for shipling and
receiving, now i'll thorough condition to continue the
present business the two front.xes make the prop
erty susceptible of being subdivded for building prr
No better location. being easy Of aecess by rail
and Streets could be obtained the railroad siding 10
already in and purchasers will not be troubled to OBJ
tain permits for that purpose
Terms: Oncth;rd cash balance in equal instalments
At and two years. notes to be given be:rnK per
cent interest from day of sale payable ssRi annually,
and to be secured by deed of premises ali
cash at purchasers option. deposit Of $500 will be
required at time of sale. Conveyancin& &c. at pur-
chasers cost Terms be complied with in days,
otherwise the right reserved to resell at the risk and
cost OF the defauing purchaser after ve days public
notice of such resale in some pnbishsd in
WASHINGTON d. G. DUNCANSON BROS,
mh94d&ds AuetioOeo8R.
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TY&HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
KNOWN AS NO 4l9 x STREET NORTHWEST,

KNOWN AS NO 40 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of the powers vested In me ~ trustee
deceased, will sell at public suction, in front of
the Eemises. % TpESnAT the THIRD DAY on
the following described real estate situated in the city
OF Dc That part Of ofiginal lot nunbUed
three CD in square numbered ve hundred and fteen
t5l5) contained within the following metns and
bounds. Beginning for the AZ . point ON X
street seventeen 40 feet from the southwest corner
OF said lot aud running thence with the line OF said
street seventeen 40 feet east thence north night
angles with said street nnetysx GOD feet eIeyen Old
inches: thsnce east four t4 feet thence north nifty
tJ0e 70 an eey 30 feet wide thence west twenfyone
CD feet thence south one hnndrsd and forty-six
ming. tosssher with the improyements thereOn- The
with twostory back building: hot and cold water;
frame stable of lot; 20 foot alley in the
The terms of sale arc. One-third Of the purchaae
money cash. and tbs balance in four equal inseslmen
ut six twelve eighteen and twenty months after
date Of sale with interest payable semi annually
cent per Purchasers notes for deferred
payments TO be secured BY deed Of trust property
purchase money in cash All conssyanciDs ct plrchss-
Of sale Il the terns q ale are not compiled with
the right to ress st the risk md cost e IL
defsulting purchases. JAMES n JOHNSTON.
mh22-oGds Trustee
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TyHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer.

4TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CAAANCERT g. SALE AL OF SAL.TARI.E IMPROVED
as Is z zsb sHS2ss 4
By virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
ocsess ss 81 on ord sse s S.y
r3sh day 81 March lsss IN Equity cause No 993
and Gertrude Wheeler and others are defendanis. I
shall ssll e Tx highest SiddsE il front q fhe
isss,, a. FotR O'CLOCK =. n. the Il folion lins
District Of coamSi. Known as Iots Is ana & n
James b. Sayilie. Trustee's subdivision of part OF
the District Of Goiumbds. '' :" Inc surveyor OF
this suit in snd the parcel Of land described a. fol-
q sn North the s sos ds Of
Pennsylyanis avenue, and running thence west in .
line Perpendacuiar to ~ street 40 81 feet thence
Pennsylvsnis avenue feet; thence southeasteriy
tsni feet north OF the piscs Of 6ssinnns thence
south dong the west line Of AZ street feet TO the
sasd sub lot % 10 the northwest conner of
rennsyivanis avenue and ~ street having a frontage
depth of !03 feet and inches on street 1t i'm
Drs s,s sS II ioa % .y e 8 su,lasns
M an & y y feet on
sswo-ssory BRICK building. w - .''1 ny
The three parcels VIII frst be put up for sale as
whole and II not sold then each parcel will be
Terms q prescribed by the decree ~ amended
are a. follows: One-thtrd OF the purchase money in
cssh and the balance in two equal instaments pay
able in one and two years respectively from the day Of
Of SALE all cash. It the option Of the purchaser The
deferred payments shall be secured by deed trust
upon the premises sold and bear interest day
of sale at the rste of six per per snnun payable
stmiannually. deposit Of $500 is be made when
three parcels deposit Of $500 viii be required lot
rs And zoo on lot y. and 100 on the remaining
parcel OF ground II the terms of sale be COMPLIED
with in ten days from day Of sale the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and the efsul;inR
purchaser sitter i've days previous ENHANCEMENT All
conveyancing 1t the of the purchaser or prchss-
ers. JAMES 81 SAV1LLE, Trustee,
mh19-dts 1419 n. NV.
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Why People Have Headache.

From Cssselrs Magazine.
Probably one OF the most common headaches, If
not the most common, is that called nervous
The class OF people who are most subject to 1t are
certainly not your outdoor workers. II ever nv
old friend the gardener had had headache IL
would not have been one OF this description. Nor
does Darby, the plowman, nor Jarvey, the bus
man. nor Greatfoot, the gauger, suffer from nerv-
Gus headache, nor any one else VINO leads an out
door life or who takes plenty OF exercise in the
open ar. But poor Matte, who slaves away her
days In stuffy diapers shop, and JEANNE in her
lonesome atuc, bending over her white seam
STITCH sttch-tll FAR into the night and tho Islands
OF others OF the indoor working class are martyrs
to this form OF headache Are they alone In their
misery? No; for my Lady Bonhomme, who comes
feeling with JEANNE and Matte. Her. however
we cannot afford TO pity quite 50 much, because
sne mas the power TO change her modus vivendl
What are the symptoms OF this complaint that
makes your head ache so? You will always know
it IS coming from dull, perhaps sleepy, feeling.
restless az night. St!ll more restless though,
when IL comes on In full force then for nights
perhaps, however much you may wish 1t, scarcely
'.How my poor head does ache- This you will
say often enough sadly TO yourself and hopelessly
10 those near you, from whom you expect no SYM
pafhy, and get none. And yet the pain is bad TO
bear, although it Is generally confined TO only one
part OF the head.
The worst Of this form OF headache lies in the
fact that IL Is periodic. Well it arises uu-
natural habits OF life or pecul1arities OF consttu-
ton, this periodicty is no more than We might ex-
pect-
II might note down some OF the most ordinary
causes OF nervous headache people who suffer
therefrom Will know what 20 DO and what TO avoid
will then speak OF the treatment.
Overwork Indoors.
Overstudy.
Work or study indoors, carried on In an un-
| natural or cramped position OF body. Literary
men and women ought To do most OF their work
at standing desk, lying down now and then To
ease brain and heart and permit ideas TO how.
They should work out OF doors in fine weather.
with their feet resting on board, not on the
earth-and under canvas In wet weather. It Il
surprising the good this simple advice. II fol-
lowed, can effect.
Neglect OF the ordinary rules that conduce to
health.
Want OF fresh air In bedrooms.
Want OF abundant skin-eXciting exercise.
Neglect OF the bath.
over indulgence in food, especially OF stimu.
lating character.
weakness or debility OF body, however pro-
duced. This can only be refnedied by proper
nutrlnent
Nervousness, however induced.
The excitement inseparable from a fashionable
life.
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Perils Of the Dress C0As.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The dress coat In March has slain IT. scores,
probably. The name OF Judge Waite, it seems,
must go upon the catalogue OF victims whose first
cold and ''chill" was caught In the thin and low.
cut coat and vest the stylish evening party de-
cause--a cold caught in walking home thinly
clad, from dinner party, whence he had expected
to ride home.
The Delaware democratic state central commit
tee has named May as the day for the state con-
ventton to name delegates to the democratic na-
tional convention.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

ave do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
mef<sf0v al the Monthly aAsd Quarterly DrdtcHCs If
The Loutsdita State Lottery Company, and in
manage and cOatrot the DrQtcgs Themselves and that
the same conducted nth honesty fairness and in
good Tdh tOnard all parties, aud authorize ne Cone
DdnN 10 this certificate. NTH Jdc-sfntitcS SIG
natures attached, in ats ddueTtiSeneats."
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Inc oregon prohibition state convention, atPort-
s1o n9ninated Tor Congressman Prof. c. II. Miller,
~ fOttiano, ana also an electoral ticket Of three
Delsgates were chosen 70 the national prohibition
GOV: Jackson, Of Maryland, has pardoned the
more.
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SafuYfiax Ss,aiIes.


Mother-"And do you really feel 80 very bad,
Bobby?n
Bobby-"Yes, ma I amt quite sick enough to
need any medicine, but I'm little bit too sick to
go 10 school"-N. y. Stsa.
you have brother. then, sir?" eyes, mad
anne" "Only one?" "ies, madame ''Strange!
just asked your sister the same question and sue
replied that she had two."-Pack.
The present season is so good at a backward
spring that It could easily get an engagement at
any athletic show.-LosoeU Courier.
George. nln Of influenza--"No, don't feel well.
Bofe OF my eyes Is leakfn,, and one OF my noses
don't go.7-Harper's B0zar.
He--"But amt you afraid your parents VIII be
angry II we get marnod?"
sne-"No. they won't care. Why, they are mar
lied, too."-The Colonel.
The great pubic little knows what debt it owes
70 editorA For example, Just think how useful
they are as buffers between the readers and the
perennial borea
certain fat man within 10 miles Of Burlington
mas very thin wife. The boys have nicknamed
tnem enough" and "too spare."-B,wfinoten
Little Dot-"I don't Ike TO help wipe dizhsa"
Omana Mamma-"Why not, pet?"
III learn how to DO such things 1uSt right I'll
grow up Into servant girl, won't I.s
NO Gear: II you learn bow 70 DO anything jusr
rkny yoon never DO servant gin.r-OM0hd
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

fRoPERTY o. r,c ST Il1, q, NAB CORNER OF
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRlL<aA
FOURTH; at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell in ~
front of the premises part Of -
LOT 43 OF LOOMS SUB OF LOTS IN SQUARE 90,
fronting ID feet the north side of and
ming back that width 100 feet improved by small
frame house This property, belonging to non-reat-
dents who have instructed SELL presents a good
opportunity to obtain property in an advancing To-
cality.
Terms cash. Conveyancing &c at cost Of purchaser
deposit of 5000 required at sale II terms Of sale
not complied with in days the right reserved
resell the risk aud cost of defsultanH purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. ID. G.
d. s MACKALI.
mh29-d&ds Attorney for parties in interest.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEo. W. sTICKNEY, Aacticse~r. oa8 r ssr~sA
T4QFE1II OF lsTa sfREEf. BETWkES 4

GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Aacsicse~r. e3s ssrpsA
'sssIEEg sas5 g $500 sHks Ysaa2sfRR
az nssss g !. dssd ea n.a = o. -, D., n:
e cGsm6i. md = ne rsaussf q tie psE.y .snssd
s n o9if 81 sis + ss 81 e
sSe rss .ssi ~ S o *, f, 2 Ss
fostIs.c co forty thI.s tss ssdfe.s DOM tAsa g
rs yss q s o"shs, s s:..s: q sss ss
90 ,ne must Be sven bear intecsss = az
Rsf az o e : cn s
rsspsry sols or sl c:sh q he opeon of the paI.
Ios At tine sale ali convey.ncts = purehsssrs
oGs Isss 81 ..s TO be complied with IN ter s
,na s0ss Of defaung purchaser after i've days
ms,-.oa... JOB BARNARD. 500 5th s;nx:
IL THE ABovEsaLE Is POSTPONED. on Ac-
f fa1kb o. 1859 weather. until TUESDAY, APRIL
mhe7- tn. th.smSds JAS. T. MAZE Tru'see':
CHAAaSscyEIRRYS N ssIE OF JMrEoyID IzorEETT
I LIZ i flc MnHr. STREET NoRTawEsr. AND
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
NE ns p }SS 3f p SSlnm.1 p.sssd IL Eguity c.n:s
premises, on TUESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
AfnII D. 1885, at the hours named the following
pr3Perty lying in the County of Washington. District
Al HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p II, an the west
bali Of Lot numbered ffty-three (J3) IN Wright 4
Coxs SUBDIVISION Of part of Pleasant Plains, the
seld su bdvison is duly recorded in the surveyors
once OF SAID district Levy Court No g" folio -.
aud drscrbed in the hill in this cause Purcell No
4 Improved oy Q nine-room frame dwelling houBe,
NO LID SIh street northwest and stable
MflLE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, on SAME DAY, the south
hst q ne east half Of lot numbered nftysevsn
N sad WRIGHT Coxs subdivision If port Of Pleasant
riains described in the bill in this cause Parcel
No. II ~ 9Th street northwest
On WEDNESDAf. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1858, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ.
the following lots IN the village Of Monticello. lots
numbered LIB and 13o, in square numbered five t5l,
as the same appear OF record in the once Of the Sur
veyor of the said described in the bill in this
cause as Parcel No. 81
Terms: One-third cash to be paid day of sale
ON the thereof by the court balance in
3nd two years. with interest from day Of SALE secured
on property Sold all cash at option OF purchaser
oslt viii be required the improved property Of
1lUO on each piece On the unmproved property $2o
on each lot sold Ali cuuveyancng and recording az
purchaser cost Terms TO be complied with in seven
days from day Of sale otherwise the trustees
the right to resell at risk and cost Of defauting
chaser after hve days advertisement
RANDALL HAGNER Trustee
,x-, 462 kcuistana .yenues
- 4oI Louisiana avenuA
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera mh2S-eoxts
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WECKS & CO.. Auctfoueerx,
w O3s LOuisana avenue,
OpP0slse CITY Post Oflce.

.r,,r,,, TINwARE Ae.. At AUCTION.
MONDAY MORNING. ~AFRiL sECoxD. AT
TN SGI9SK NM OF STOCK OF TiSwaEE
PIECED MUFFIN-PANs, CAKE-PANs. PAINT
ed BUCKETS. MATkKIN6-toTs. MEASURES.
WARE, TEA-kETILEA BOILERS. sc. sc. GIN
EhAI. ASSORTMENT OF GOODS OF SAME
CHARACTER.
HUNDRED PIECES or MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING mh.sO-os
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safe.
safe.
Safe? the battlefield Of life

Safe? the battle field Of life
seldom knows pause in strife.
Every path is set with shares,
Every Joy il crossed by cares.
Brightest morn has darkest night
Farest bloom has quickest blight
Hope has but . tranaient CLEAN,
Love has but passing dream,
Trust is Folly's helpless waif,
Who dare call their dearest safe?
But thou, though peril loom afar,
Whist hsst thou to do with war!
Let the wild stream flood its brink,
There's no bark Of thine to sink.
Let falsehood weave its subtle net,
Thou art done with vain regret.
Let fortune frOwn and friends grow strange
Thou hsst passed the doom Of change
We plan and struggle. mourn and chafe-
Safe, my darling. dead and safe.
-Macmiildn's Magazine.
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GEO. w. sTIcKNEy, Aucsions.r, sss + Street.

GEO w. STlCkNEY, Aucsioneef, 9;s6 Street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On TIE NORTH SIDE OF s STREET NORTH,
BETMEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
STREETS WEST, KNOWN As No 1919 s
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust besrfnx date the -
9Th day of January, A. d. 1877, and duly re -
corded among the land recurds the District Of A
Coumhta IN Iiber No. $40 foiio ts,. 20 sea. and
BY virtue Of decree of the Suprrlne Court
trlct OF Columbia passed the 2lst day OF March.
1855. In Cause pending in said court, numbered in
Equity 10S5S and at the request Of the party secured
oy ssid DEED OF trtst will SELL az public scton in
front OF the PREMISES TUESDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF APRIL 1sSs. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. N al,
that certain piece or parcel Of real estate known and
designated ON the ground plat plan of Washington
city as lot numbered thirteen 1Sl the subdivision
Of uars numbered one hundred md thirty two 3,l
said lot fronting feet on street rum hack
story frame building containing ii We rooms
Terms Of sale One-third cash. balance in one and
two years with interest at per cent payable s>n-
annually secured by deed Of trust ON the premises
old or all cash, at option Of purchaser. deposit
SlOO required at time OF SAFE and all conveyancing
and recprdine a. the purchasers cost Terms 30 he
complied with in days. otherwise the Trrsfee
reserves the right resell the risk and cost a e.
fauting purchaser after three days previous notice
in The Evening Star.
SAMUEL MADDOX. Trustee
mn2z-dtds 49, Louisiana ave.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,ouser.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiouecf.
TFRIAL- CONSISTING OF EIGHTEEN GRFhr
EsiiaSS no sSSSf zTSsSHss
LEyELERs, EoILEns, -NaEE1.nsERows, SHOW:
MasE sEsF r dSfsE sd rG ~ TIMBER
HORSES. CARTS. MSLf s WAGONS HARNESS.
On MONDAY, FEBRG Sa Fl TWENTIETH 1855 a.
Reservoir back Of Howsrd Gnversisy viii sell WITH
out reserve the above goods.
srticles beIonsins 70 the undrrsisned:
i've 3rI ;sEEET q g InSs LoCoMoTIyEs ONE
Bin e, 4; 9 G5I; WEISHiNd Ii ToNs 600 POUNDS
eo,lo oRUsHEB. BI.A Hsc PATENT. WITH En-.
CINE COMPLETE
nFTy.THREE TONS STEEL Rail-. WEIGHING
hss af FStN ks Il Fin T 2ssb IRON
FIFTY DUMP CARS OF A-: : FEET GAUGE HOLM.
ING IN YARDS EACH.
THOMAS i pSws11Ne Auc., O. rErERsoS GO
fs ssb ale MA Il ss
same hour and place.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,ons ss1hHS & r. 60
yhI h ssss r sEs.sf: g ,r rE nsIn &aH
8 8Stis SA RTiR R9G9nfhfs,9 FEET HIGH
HOUSE Of TRUMBULL STREET.. i4zie. FEET
SHOP. @oxls. FEET HIGH.
18Th. 1.-THE A. .s SALE IS rosrpoNEp rs coz;
T"ESS AZ same hour and place:
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. hhSG mhs I al
sI- THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POSTPONED
APRIL !. PiETa; same hour and place -, "a
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer mhSs-di:
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NHOlGAs pOWLINd, Auctioueer,

RlHOlA0 BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CLOSING SALE OF GENERAL HARDWARE IRON
SAFE, SCALES. &c.
On MONDAY MORNING., APRIL SECOND. 1888,
comsncing st TN O'CLOCK, shall have cloeinS
ale OF balance Of Hardware remaining IN Duafpy n
Msrburys ssors, corner Of Bridge and High ssrsstA
mi MS ats THOMAS BOWLING, Ausssoessr.
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T ARGE UN1sIPRovKD PROPERTY on KEY
IL LUCKY AVENUE, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE OUTHEAST
On THgRsDAY AFTKaNooN. MARCH aea
TWENTY NINTH. ISM ii FIVE O'CLOCK.

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCHoea
TWENTY NINTH, 1858. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we ~
will sell, in front Of the premises. 80
LOT 10, SQUARE 1868
Fronting % feet 81 inches on Kentucky avenue and
average depth of about 1873 feet 30-foot alley.
This lot has l5-toot alley the north and 3Ofoot
alcy the west, and can readily be subdivided in
several building lots The ton has rapidly
advancing in value. being near Pennsylvania avenue
and street southeast and On the route to the
new Eastern Branch bridge.
Terms: s4s2. 100, bearing 9 per cent interest
from day OF SALE to remain property until April
1889 balance OF purchase money cash. Conveyancng
ut purchasers cost deposit of 800 required at
otherwise right reserved resell at risk and cost
defaultjn purchaser after five days public notice OF
such r. sale IN some newspaper published in Washing
ton. ID. C. Title good or . lie.
mh23 DENCANSON BROS, Auctiopeers
eE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of the Indictment weather until THURSDAY
APRIL FIFTH, A. D. 1855 At same hour and place.
mh29-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts