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THE PHILADELPHIA SUCCEEDS
She Makes Something Over the Re
Quired Speed.

The new steel cruiser Philadelphia lay to of
shinnock Wednesday night after her speed trial
to Block Island. She weighed anchor yesterday
morning at daylight and steamed direct to Phil
adelphia, where she will be completed and put
in commission a. soon a. possible. The board
Of naval officers which made the test has not
yet sent an official report to the Navy Depart
ment, but it is safe to say that the new cruiser
Will be accepted. She more than fulfilled her
contract, reaching, it il said. 1915 knots. Ac-
cording to the terms Of the contract the build
srs were to receive or forfeit $50, 900 for every
ons-quartsr knot she exceeded or fell below
nineteen. This will bring her total price up to
VI, 45O. 900. The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius re-
turned to Philadelphia yesterday, bringing with
her several officers who were on the Philadel-
phla during the trial. and it was learned that
the new vessel left q station to the south OF
southampton, L. l.. at 1890 and steamed over
course to the south end Of Block Island. Ow-
ing to the fog and some little misunderstand-
ing. all OF the men-of-war that we're to act as
station boats were not in position, nor did the
Vesuvius act as herald, according to program.
The Petrol, however, was at her station; the
posts to give the compass courses from point to
point. The Essex was nearest Hook Island; the
Dolphin was at the start.
When the new cruiser crossed the line she
was making fraction under nineteen knots
and the representative of the Cramps locked a
little blue. She soon warmed up and then
reelcd OFF nineteen and a quarter, despite =
food tide, which was setting to the eastward.
At Block Island she made a neat turn and
spurted back to the start at the rate of nine
teen and three quarter knots in still water, Civ
ing an average OF nineteen and half for the
run. The time consumed was trife over four
hours, but as she covered more than the re-
quired distance four hours was the time re-
corded.
Theodore Cramp last night received dis
patch from his brother William who made the
trip on the cruiser Philadelphia, stating that
the test of her speed over the 40-mie course
was satisfactory in every respect. The Phila-
delphia left New York at o'clock last night
and will reach Philadelphia this morning.
The Philadelphia's race against time was at
the rate of $33 foot, nearly So an inch or $50
a second, and as a result she will certainly earn
over 100000 premium for her builders, and
this sum may be increased anywhere from
$25, 900 to 100000. She is known to have gone
over nineteen and half knots an hour. When
the tide resistance is determined the figures
will be made greater from quarter Of a knot
TO Q knot and quarter.
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Fish Dying by Thousands.

The game hsh, bass. jac&-salmon. pike, &c.
In Cedar and Leading creeks, the largest tribu-
taries OF LATHE kanswha, ia Giimer county. W
Va, are dying by thousands. Every day bushel,
OF nsh can be Ssen along the edges OF the
water or floating of on the current Ii was Al
nr.t relieved that some one had poisoned them
Int when the whole surface Of the creek 10,
miles Was affected that suspicion was iropped
Another theory 10 thai it is caused BY som,
mineral poison recently released in the noun
taIus. Be tina, as II nav il will mot be mar,
days ~ the present death rate before some o.
the best fishing grounds in the state will be
aepopulsted.
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jelS-d&d
u ATCLlFFE, DARR L CO., Auctioneers,
~ go Pa. ave n w., Washington D. G.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF LEASE AND CONTENTS
OF 6OLAKPS HOTEL AND RESTAUR ANT No
14l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
tOWEN HOUSED. WASHINGTON. DC.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October 20 1885
recorded October 20. 1886 in Liber No 1908 folio
163 Of the land records Of the district OF
columbia AZ the written request Of the parties thereby
s sefaIes WI seN e public sIstiSn on MONDAY
the premises, all Of the fixtures and furniture in
Solaris Hotel and Restaurant, No. 14l snis
avenue northwest Washington. DC, aud the unex-
gred term Of the lease of the premises This place
and lack Bar, Ice Box, Counters, Tables, Desks
Chairs. silver and Linen Ware, Walnut aid other
Apparatus, together With all other fixtures and furn
ture usually found in . ine Bar Hotel and
Inc restaurant enjoys the reputation OF being ono
OF the finest in the city, and the bar xceled.
This house the Kitchen aud Laundry in the
basement; the Bar. large Dining Room and fully
furnished Billiard and Pool Room three Billiard and
Dining Room. the Hotel Once and . large number Of
Private Dining Rooms Pantry Closets &c. all hand
somely furnished. ON the second oor and for hotel
whole this place is of the most complete IN all
respects that can be found and most desirable every
The present lease expires July !. 1894. The rental
Is only &240 per month until July l. S91, and 1850
per month Tor balance OF the term. Satisfactory
rangemen.s can be made for longer lease If desired
satisfactory arrsngements can also be made with
the Brunswick Bake Colender Company for the Bill
hard and Pool Tablet complete the not being
All the above viii rst be offered a. an entirety and
II satisfactory bid not obtained will then be sold
of sale. and II sold in detail cash
Property and premises can be inspected mp to time
Of sale upon application to the the trustee
IHo4As Z FIJI ffEL Ssn Assosnsy pc
3sS1-1 cse. ~ nd stA nv. Warrington. h0
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What Ciarkson Does With His Salary.

FROM the Seattle Press.
The reception at Yarrow yesterday by Mrs.
Hunt in honor Of Mrs J. S. and r. z. Clarkson
and Mrs. F. Lask OF Denver was very pleasant
affair. Mrs. Hunt assisted by Mrs. Noble and
Miss Josephine Noble, received the guests,
nearly one hundred in number, who were
formally presented to the distinguished visi-
tors Gen. Clsrkson aud party will remain
guests at farrow during his stay in Seattle,
which will last for several days
Gen. Clarkson, who has been called ''the
headsmsn' of the Harrison administration,
said during recent interview: Ever since
have been In the Post Office Department have
worked from twelve TO fourteen hours day.
My salary Is $1,000 u year; pay %, 800 year
rent Tor house in Washington not half as
good ~ the one l left in Iowa and $500 for
stable hlre. 1 asked Mrs. Clarkson what we
should do with the remaining 600. Put .
telephone In the house. she said, and then
you will have No more bother With your salary,
did So
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RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. &C., CON
TAlNED N HOUSE! No 421 SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST,
PARLOR SUITES. EASY CHAIRS, ROCKERS,
MARBLE TOP AND OTHER IA
CABINETS. MiknoRs. WALNUT. OAK And
OTHER CHAMBER SETS, WARDRoBEs.
CHIFFONIERs. HAIR AND OTHER MAT
h hKEss Esi PILLOWS AID BoLsTEkS, BED
EXTENSION TABLE. DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AND GLASS WARE, BkUeSEiS. HALL, STATE
HOUSE. XII CHEN REQUISITES. &C.. BEING
THE ENTIRE CONTEN,s OF HOUSE No. All
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SECOND, BE-
GINNING at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at the
above named house all the Furniture, Carpets, he.
contained therein to which attention 10 invited
Terms cash. kATCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
1e23-dts Auctioneers,
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PaRIoR CARs To DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
commencing Saturday, June u. the b. 40
T. H. VIII attach Pullman buffet parlor car to
the chicago vesiibuled limited express leaving
Camden Station 1920 am, Washington III 80
q u arriving at Deer Park 5:35 p.n Mountain
Lake lark $40 pm. Oakland 5.i5 pm Re
turning the car will be placed on the Chicago
yesti0uied limited express leaving Grafton
80 am. and Deer PARK at 1890 ~ m arriving
III Washington 4:I0 pm, Baltimore $40 .. m.
PEof. a. OGDEN DOREMUS. I'D.
eeruhes Biookers Cocoa As choicest. purest
beat. -AdcL
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WA. A. MCkENNEf,
HARRY l.. RUST, 4l6 9th ST. NV, Trust
Je20, 1928, ~, 30,jyl
DATCLIFFE. DARR CO, Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH STREET BETWEEN
GANDI STREETS SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia rendered on the 9th day OF
March, 1890, in equity cause No. ll1ll, entitled
fsber " fsber ct al, the ulderslEned trustee will
on THURSDAY, JULY THIRD, 1890. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. al Of original lot No. Fourteen u A..
in square No Eight Hundred and eight (S7s)
i'll the city Of Washington, ID. c., being unimproved
property lying on the east side of sixth
and streets southe ast, fronting about % feet on
Sixth street with depth OF about 30 feet 30
foot alley in the rear.
Terms One third cash, balance in two equal install
ments. payable one and two respectively, with
evidenced by the promissory negotiable notes OF the
purchaser secured by reserved lien deed of
the property or all cash at purchasers option. A
deposit of &2OO will be required at DAY Of sale and
terms must be complied with within 10 days then
after otherwise the property will be resod the risk
and expense OF the defaulting purchaser.
MORGAN II. BEACH, Trustee,
1o23-eoGds Az L. NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

s| No city in the world y so thoroughly
covered by the circulation Of a single news
paper - u the city Of Washington by that OF
THx EVENING star II reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. II soedrs 10 us circula-
sson. No other Washington paper has yet done
kh.a
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN ALLY WEEN l. AND NJ
STREETS NORTH ASD TWENTIETH AND
TNENII-FlRS1 STREETS WEST
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia pass d June 4
1890, in Equity cause No. 1928. will sell publ
auction in front of the premises ON TUESDAY, JULY
FIRST. 1890. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following descrl parcel of land situate and y
ing in the city OF Washington DC, to Wit All the
right title interest and ate of all the said
cause in and to part OF lot numbered TWEEN ty-egnt
t2S), in square numbered hundred 00O), said
part OF said lot beginning the southwest
said lot, running thence along the south line
thereof sixty 900 feet, thence north twenty C2)
feet nine and one half g1S inches thence along
the north line of said lot sixty 900 feet thence
along the west line of said lot twenty-five t2D feet
nine and one half Ole inches to the place beginning
toget her with the inn rovenents said part lot
fronting vest ON the :|OToot alley in said square
Terms OF sale One-thlrd of the purchase money in
cash. OF which at least must he deposited By
purchaser At the time of SALE the balance in equal
instailments IN one and two from day of sale
with Interest at d per cent per annum, payable
annually for which the promssory notes of the pur
chaser secured by deed Of trust the premises sold
Will be required, or all tine purchase money may be
paid in cash. at the option of the purchaser Terms
sale must be conplie with within five days from day
OF sale In case OF allure to comply with terms Of
sale the trustees resell at the risk and of the
defautinE purchaser after live days advertisement
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, DC Conveyanclng. &c, at purchasers cost
WM. A. MCKINNEY.
HARRY /. RUST, 4l6 9Th st. NV, Trustees.
faon y, fxr1
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nUNCANsoN Bros, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND o

EAST CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND o
STREE-S NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust made to and duly re-
corded in Iiber 1863. folio 4Y2, ct seq Of the
land records Tor the District OF Columbia and the
written request OF tho party secured thereby will
sell at public a9cion in front Of the premises, on
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that certain piece or parcel
Of and and premises situate and lying in the city OF
Washington and District Of Columb'a, and known and
DISTINGUISHED rs AL Of Lot numbered thirty 600,
William NJ. and Mary W. Merrck's subdi Vision lots
in square numbered one hundred and eighty Is
rs PER plat recorded IN Liber f., folio II. Of the
records OF the surveyors office Of the district
lumbia, and improved by large 4-story Brick Dwell
northwest
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance in one and
two years with interest at per cent per annum.
cured by deed OF trust the property sold. all
CASH, at the option OF purchaser. deposit OF 81 900
required ut time Of sale. Terms of sale to be complied
with In ten days otherwise the Trustees the
right TO resell the property at risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser after five days advertisement such
resale In some newspaper published il Washington, d.
c. Convey ancing, &c. at purchasers cost.
jelS-d&ds NATHkNIFi WItSnS Trusteea
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THIS EVENING.

CT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER GIL PENN
~ sylvani. ave. under Metropolitan Hotel sells
THIS DAY large lot Fawnbrokers UnredeeIned
Pledges. Gold and Silver Watches, Genuine Diamonds
works OF Art. je1-3m
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The English Census.
From the Chicago Tribu ne

ErOn the CnlcaRO tribune.
You seem to have considerable trouble in
taking the census in this country" said E. E.
Vincent of London last evening. You should
have tried the system in vogue in the old coun-
try. While it is the most accurate it is also the
most simple. Blanks are delivered at every
house, office, hotel and building that
is occupied. Instructions as to filling
out the lists accompany the blanks,
when are delivered by policemen
familiar with the different locations n i. or
dered that between IL aud Il o'clock that night
{. blank shall be made out for every person 1n-
der the roof at that time. Next morning the
blanks are returned and the census has been
taken. At the hour designated most OF the
people are under some roof Those who work
at night are taken at their offices and their
families are taken at home. People are taken
wherever they happen to be at that hour
Then they are cautioned not to be enumerste d
again Few errors are made the work is easy
and the expense hardly anything"
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AUCTION SALES.
FJTURE DAYS

CHANCEsY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'M.
AND l225 FoUR-AND.A-HALf STREET
SOUTHWEST, ADJOINING 6REENLEAF
SCHOOL BUILDING.
By virtue OF decree passed by the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia in Equity No,
1919, doc. 81. wherein charles Augustus Ashton
and others compainants and Jane b Ashton and
Others defendants, will sell at public auction
in front Of the premises, at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK in the afternoon Of TUESDAY, July
ZIG HTH $780, lot numbered sixty six I86, In square
nve hundred and two ,.O2D improvsd ~ Two Com
Portable Frame Houses Nos 122J and l2iJ n street
southwest NO. lib being uiied q dwelling nd
store and No 1925 u dwelling.
Terms of safe, presented by the decree: One
third cash, balance in and two from the day
OF sale. with interest the of six per tu
per annum payable semi annually. Notes of the pur-
chaser purchasers to Be given for the deferred
ments and TO be secured by deed of trust the
property sold, all Of the purchase money may be
paid In cash. at option OF purchaser Aderoslt OF 81 90
will Be required at the time of sale. All
noaral fees and recording the OF the
II terms Of sale piled with in days
the day sale the trustees the right to resell
1T tbs risk and of the defauling purchaser after
i've days adver tisement.
j. WALTER COOKSEY,l
Fendxll Building, Trr.,...
SAMUEL MADDOX, fANs
49, La. ave. NV,
RADCLIFFE. DARR Co, Auctoneers. ,e25-dAds
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AUCTION SALES.
RE DAM.
CEo W. sTIcKNEY, Aus,ioncer sseT.

GEO ". sTIckNEl. AustiOaeer sse Est
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
PkOPEkIl ON Q STREE BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH NoRTHwEsE
L viii oasr for sale in front Of the premises or
MONDAY, THlkTlKTH DAY OF JUNE All fIvt
O'CLOCK Pm. Lots l6 and III. square l4S, said
lots having front of 10 feet each.
Terms; 0ne-th cssh, aud the balance In one ll
AND two CD years with interest at the Of per
cent Ter annum payable semi-annuaily. all cash
days Clio. W sTIcKNfY
'e-t-d&ds Auctioneer.
ATcLlFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auets
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON L STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TwENTY-sEC-
OND sTRFETS NORTHWEST. AND NEAR THE
iSTERSECTIONOFTwE NTY-SECOND STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THIRTEEN.
1890, at SIX O'CLOCK. Will sell, IN front Of the
premises
LOT 81 IN SQUARE "a
rontlns Is Feet inches on street by adepth Of o.
This property is in Of the best sections Of the
north est. being near the WASHINGTON Circle, L \
ssnsl once and many fine private reside ncos max ns
Hsrare opportunity TO secure hrst-clRss Building
L9t Tor Investment CT site Tor q fine residence
lernns lover and above an incumbrance Of al ,500)
casn or All cash, at purchasers option. deIost II
S=uo required At time Of Terms be complied
WIN IN ten days, or hight 10 reserved resell the
ana cost OF iefaultinr purchaser. after days
advertisement Of suoh resaIe All conyeyancng aud
,c23-dkd. L DA Inc,s, -,
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DATCLlFFE. pARR L CO. Auctioneer..

DESIRABLE BUILDING lot ON Q STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND THIRD SHEETS NORTH
WEST, Il AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY THIRD,
at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ we will offer for SALE in front
Of the premises. part OF
LOT SEVEN 90,
IN SQUARE 651.
fronting 20 feet ON street by depth Of 81 feet to
y 30 foot alley, mskinS II desirable for building on
street and alley.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in one and two
years. cent per ann un, payable semi annually
secured by deed OF trust on property sold, all cash
at option of purchaser. deposit Of $500 time
sale. If terms Of sale are not complied with in ter
days from the day Of sale right reserved resell the
chaser after i've days advertisement In some news
paper published in Washington. DC. All convey
uncing and recording ut ths cost of the purchaser
je25-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARN CO, Aucts.
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SALE OF wELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, &c. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE THlRTIETH, commencing at
Ten O'CLOCK A NJ. We shall sell at residence No
LOol IN street northwest, q general assortment Of
Household Effects, nearly and in good condition.
partially enumerated
CHR FRAME PANLOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED
IN PLUSH, WALNUT AND CHERRY CHAMBER
SUITES. EASY CHAIRS HANDSOME FOLDING
BEDS, CENTER TABLES, EXTENSION Ia
BLES AND DINING ROOM CHAIRS, WINDOW
HANGINGS. RUGS, BODY BRUSSELS CAR
PETS USSELS, HALL AND STAIR CAn-
PITS: SPRINGS. MATTRESSES. BEDDING
Terms cash. WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO,
Ae25-3t Auctioneers.
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The run Of striped bass in the Susquehanna
river 10 80 great that the hshermen's nets are
broken
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u ATCLIFFE, DARK 4 CO., Auctioneers,
~ 800 Pa ave. NV.

~ S2O Pa. IL.
PARLOR. DINING ROOM, CHAMBER AND
XII CHEN FURNITURE. SUCH AS PARLOR
SUIT, sIDEB9Akp, tx TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS, BED ROOM SUITES STOVES, ICE
BOX, CARPETS. OIL PAINTINGS, CHINA AND
GLASS WAKE. &c, &c, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE 1HIRTIETH. at TWELVE
O'CLOCK M. We Will sell at private residence. lois
Madison street. between and . and 9TH and 9th
streets the furniture ntsined therein whic
we invite attention. RAJ CLIfFE, DAKk n CO.,
Ie2J4t Auctloneera
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PROPOSALS.

DhofoSALS FOR SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT OF
- dustlce. W ssh;n.ton, DC, June % lSg0-Sealea
Proiosals Tor furnishing the Department OF Justice
namely. iuel Ice. stationery, Washing Towels Ms
cellaneous foT its during the fiscal wear ending
O'CLOCK NJ. MoSDAY, July sfvESIa. is ID ~
the office of the chief clerk super ~ The
oulding The right & waive defects to re .ct any
VIII be furnished on application. ". b. Il. MILLER
Attorney General )e.IBtoiy5tnc
DROE OSALS FOR FURNISHING FIRE AND
street hydralts-Oftice of the t'onu.i seiouers
Washington June Is, ls9o-sealod Proposals will
On MONDAY, JUNE THIR1IETH. $40. Tor FURNISH
ns 10 Ire ny dTsnts and % Street yran h-rcp-
after enumerated For specifications forms on which
this Office The right IL eseryed to reJct AIN and ali
bids or parts of bids. j. W. DOCDLAsS 1. a. HINE
ID. NJ ROBERT. Commissioners DC )e2l-6t
DkorOsAIs FOR IRON BEAMS AND GIKDERs-
= once OF Building tor Library OF Congress. -
East Capitol street, Washington. ID C.. June 70 lSan
Separate alec proposals for FURNISHING and deyerir
the rolled iron DEANS AID plate and trssed grers
CURED Tor the building Ter Library OF Cogrss this
Pm. on HIRSDAl, TIE THIRD DAY OF JULY
1890 and opened immediately thereafter in presence
OF bidders. SIelhcat ons, general instructions aud
tanned on spTiICation at this office. BLRNARD X
GLEN. SUPERINTENDENT ana Engineer
je2o23,2o.213O,jy2-6
DRoPoSAI.s FOR CEMENT FOR The DISTRICT
- OF Coiulnbia-Ohice of the Commissioners DC,
received at thls oitce until cN EL\ O'CLOCK NJ. ON
1HUhSDAl, JULY 1ESTH. 1890 COR furnishing
cement for the public works OF the District OF Column
pa Blank forms OF proposal and specifications can
De obtained at this Office application there
sether with all necessary information. and only bids
on these forms will be considered The right is
DOUGLASS. L. q. HINE. H. NJ. ROBERT, Commi.
sloIeis DC. je2l-6t
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FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LARGE LOT OF
RIBBONS AND HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS, &c.
FANCY GOODS, FIXTURES OF STORE. &c.
STORE FOR RENT
Sale commences on MONDAY MORN ING.
THIRTIETH JUNE, at TEN OCOCK, on the
premises. 18th and streets northwest Every lot will
positively be closed je27-2t
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF CONFECTIONERY
IL STORE, lIXrURES. &c, NO. 337 PENNSYL-
WANNA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
On MONDAY, JtNE THIRIIETH at TWELVE
O'CLOCK We Will sell the entire contents of Confec
tionery store. No. 337 Penna Sc. consisting in
III part of
Counters Shelving,
Show Gases, Jars, Candies.
Scales aud Weights. Candy Pans, &c
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BROS,
1e2I-dts Auctioneers.
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Also. at the same time and place, and upon the same
terms and conditions Will be sold lots and 10 of the
ssd SUBDIVISION said lots adjoining the
SAID lot on the north having frontage of 20
Feet on said 2lst street lot containing about PIP
purchaser Of lot to be sold under chancery Decree
VIII have the privilege of taking all three lots the
price per square foot paid for lot l. and will thus
cure magnificent building Site to front on either
street or on both, desired.
Otherwise the sale Of lot will follow that of lot
ana lot to bs sold last but the purchaser OF lot 10
will have the privilege of taking lot at the same
price Der square foot.
These three lots dormine . compact building site
Tor mansion or for two three rich dwellings, to
'front.' on whichever street desired the heart Of
the fashionable quarter of the city and present
Opportunity for investment improvement very sel
dom offered at public sale Further particulars from
the undersigned upon application.
EATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO, Auctioneers
je16-d&ds 92O Penua ave NV
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS,

DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
II CLEANER JOHN ". THOMPSON
Monday and Friday at Z q. far as Nunni, Cur
IiOman and leonardtown. Tuesdays. at 80 y.
far Nomlui Currlom LeOnardtovn, CoAn, kiDsae
and Lodge. Fare hrst class Doc second clHss 800.
Freight lower than other routes. FOR information,
call elephOne 1880. ie21-lm
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
WI Conpany's steamer
"IlGERT."
Capt. John A. Ketchum, for Baltimore and laldinas
the Potomac river Every Monday at O'Clock \. q,
Apply 10 -
STEVENSON 4 BRO,
Telephons 14o3. Ue2O3ml 9TH 81 wharf.