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w.>rn,,->,..o>p HAND CLOTHING.

lAaG3Esr CASH PRICE paid sor aides
Afc AeaticnarH East-3H clagh.2e. TSs
ks... - SecS.s! avenue south
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WANTED-P Proposals for moving q .h-+
story frame building al Anaeortss fs
particulars address r. Funk Anae1sa
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MseTEsi--F xRINs.R.

kNTFsi-~A. g-cvt f1stn~~ Wssa caol-
Ia tu psastzfs-s .pEEtue fusiasse n n
crease ousnut Address 4 - l,aSt-Inses-
Arerrer
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s2,soV-FOR THIS AMOUNT Ne can place
you n possession Of property paying
= s. par cent on this invest nsut. prop
eTty cons3s.s Of TWO dwellings and ooxi2p
feet; slightly and a beautiful houe. i
rare bargain. See Feazell * Allen. g.
Hinckl.v block
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FOR REET-Tnree rooms 81 upper dco-
furnished for Housekeeping very co1-
Fa-ieat: Gas visw: quiet, 10 car faEs-
1ss gtexa-t. correr second avenue op-
rCs!Es Denry hotel
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE - c,5tt -. -ne7's -ur.
rsShs~- rsNlS. nc,sr.S es-. ~ Rseka~s.1
peT}t; So .sSraasr1s- t1tt E.~<t avenue
on " .2~~sSE ,ae @ls' 80 - o-rse <
sharp. 'H- srtck consists ~ meas r4rs~
sa4rt~ 7nr. f1rn3sHJaz ys>4ss hssx,
riatit5.g- na,zafs, c@tlery Stationery
haas to@ef> sseie ,gze8. carpv-,s~s'
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FOR REST-Eoons for three or four
young LADIES' 3esa-1 10 DO Hight house
keeping and attend school: either puossc
school or university. ISL Harvard ave-
hue.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL-Boar1 and
room, 81 TO si-58 Per day. meals . cents
New Western Annex-FurnlSAeG house
keeping rooms Free bus 10 and from
Loa;S and trains
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE-Ctre AZ the leading hotels n
The CRY, WITH alwTnodsrl in
In the immediate vicinity Of railroad de-
pots and pcs ofice
70. SzIe-Saloon: very choice corner are
payirg: good stock on hand
For SaIe-Firs.-eiaSs saloon and lunch
room
Fog Sale-Down-town saloon, making big
money: VIII sell cheap.
For Sale-The best paying restaurant IL
the city.
For Saie-A small restaurant. doing ..
good stea1y business
For Sale - Furnished house, first-class
place: le rooms. one block f-om post
Office
For Saie-A big paying hotel: First ave-
nue.
al centrally locatAd
r or Sale-Delfca lessen. grocery store. baE-
cry, barber shop, etc
Not1cs-If You wish TO sell your hoss ness
Or are looking for any kind OF business.
c2li and see Us. S3-5t-S5 Union block.
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MESSENGER SERVICE

sI@si. sII3T % X BOX FOR usesssa..s.s.
western T.f!!ou ami Great Sor.ae n,arsn
grams. BACKS, ggrneys ara us
wagons: quick service. Teiegaa<. fs5
Isu. sI4 Secord. Branch V-s
Laundry.
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DsfINa AND CLEANING

SAN FRANCISCO Dye WORKS paa2s
Ret isSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-05

Shirts Company L. 159th Indiana; MI. Nc
Donald, Company B, E. E. Whitaker.
Company E, C. w. Matthews. Company II.
and Reifeider. 9th Pennsylvania: Wright,
Company i, Sd New York; H. L. Godfrey.
Company 3. and Osborn Shaarer, Company
H, I'D Kansas; E. J. Harrington, Com
peny c, r. C. Marsh, Company G. and c.
s Neurtrom. Company II, I'd Tennessee; s.
II. Willard. Company d, and G. J. Jones.
Company K. 4th Missouri; Oris Hogan,
Company d. C. S. BIrkholder Company G,
c. NJ Roberts, Company l, and M. Palmer.
Company l., Sd Missouri: Privates ORourk
and Brosius. command not known The
record for the u Division for yesterday in
ciudes thirty new cases, making the total
number of typhoid patients sent to Fort
Myer since the division left camp fifty-two.
Sentenced by Court-Martial.
Sentences were published yesterday as
follows:
In the Sd Virginia-Private Henry NJ.
Patterson, Company H, So fine; 1Fitzslee
Smith, Company A, six months imprison-
ment at hard labor and dishonorable dis
charge.
In the 65th New York-Private Edward
Beals, Company A, So fine; William Wilson,
Company h, Imprisonment at hard labor
for SIX months and ten days, and dishonor-
able discharge.
Ii the 18th Observation-Disclosures John
Walsh. Company F, imprisonment at hard
labor for six months, forfeiture of all pay
and allowances, and a dishonorabie dis
charge.
In the 9th Separate Battalion, Ohio Vol
unteer Infantry-Private Robert Jenkins,
forfeiture of $50 pay. In the case of Pri-
vate Beals the court acquitted him of the
charge of assault on an officer. but it
judged him guilty prejudicial to good dis
cipTine. General Butler set aside the whole
proceedings.
The others were all guilty of disobedience
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Ordered by Commissioners.

The following orders have been issued by
the District Commissioners:
That 146 feet of six-inch water main be
laid in the west side of North Capitol
street between NJ street and New York
avenue.
That so feet of three-inch water main
be laid as shown on plat on file in en-
gineer department. in alleys of square 46S-
That parapet walls be laid on the ap-
proaches to P street bridge, and sidewalks
laid estimated cost, $50; chargeable to
current repairs to streets
That the west side of the roadway of 9th
street northwest between F and K streets
and the east side of said street from II to
K be repaired by the burner method, esti-
mated cost, $50: chargeable to appropria-
ton for repairs to streets
The order of May g. 1898 for the repair
of 10th street between Pennsylvania avenue
and = street is hereby amended so as to
limit said work to 10th street between
Pennsylvania avenue and street.
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MUNICIPAL LODGING HOUSE.
Annual Report of superintendent
Giving Statistical Data.

The annual report of Mr.. Lyman B. Cut
Ter. superintendent of the municipal lodg
ing house, was today submitted to the SUI
perintendent of charities.
The report of the operations of the insti-
tuition shows that there was decrease in
The number of persons who were lodged
last year, due, he says partially to the
mild winter and also to the fact that an
order was received from the health officer
directing that not more than fifty persons
be accommodated with lodgings at any one
time.
The following statistics are given: Total
number of persons cared for during the
year, 4,24l; number of meals served, 1879;
number of lodgings furnished, 1922
PERSONS cared for during the year were
as follows: Residents, 4; non-residents
4,23i; married, 296: single. 1915.
Nlhety-nine persons were refused accom-
notation for sufficient cause and employ
ment was secured for ninety-ffve, incIud-
ing number who enlisted in the army and
navy Fourteen were sent to the hospital.
Ihe average stay per ledger was 2 2:s22
GAYS. Inc average cost per man was
so.e9o3, the average daily cost for each be-
ing D39S9 and the average cost for lodg-
ing and meal being 50 1929
Inc expenses of the Institution for the
year amounted to S3,176.S1 Salaries So :
20; rental of adjoining house, $500; sup
49, Y'p--'o' anu pIoNlSlofS, SO222l, leaE-
ing balance of S2.,3 10
The wood yard earnings during the year
were S161.9a
Included among the dodgers accommo-
dated We're 1912 persons who We're unable
to. secure work, 27S tramps, IL who were
Incorporate and 80 who were sick Those
given meals and lodgings included: Amerf
cans. white, 2,T55; Americans, colored $40:
natives of Ireland. ZIG; Germany, 225: Eng.
land, 23s; Scotland, IS; Canada 80; Switzer-
land, %; Norway, 4; Sweden 81: Finland
/; Austria, o; France u; Belgium. 3: Den,
! mark, 8; Russia, IS: Jamaica, /; Porto
Rico. 1; Cuba, 2; Wales, 6; Hungary, 4;
chile, l. Spain, 1; Italy, 2; Australia, 2.
and Poland. 3.
Superintendent Cutler concludes his re-
port with a recommendation for a larger
and more suitable building and a wood
yard for the institution
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STAMP AGENCIES ABOLISHED.
They VIII BE Discontfnued Mt the
End of This Month.

End OF this month.
The end of the present month will mark
the discontinuance of the thirty stamp
agencies scattered about the city. These
agencies, it is said. have proven failure,
and did not produce the results expected.
The trouble seems to have been the want
of publicity. the agencies not taking the
trouble to let the public know they sold
stamps. While each agency only received
d small compensation from the government,
the pay, il was believed, paid for the
trouble and kept the agency constantly
supplied with stamps There are thirty of
these agencies, located as follows: Albert
E. Acker. 1929 Pennsylvania avenue: John
H Becker, Wizards Hotel NJ. Birekhead,
HOO fth street; John c. Brown, fth street
and Rhode Island avenue; VIM. Burke, jr-.
the Raleigh: Lucinda d. Christmas, How
ard University: Joseph Bury 1924 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast; H. I. Butts, 4th
street and Massachusetts, avenue; A. f.
Cassin, 1901 18th street. E. E. Cissell. 1901
New York avenue; James A. Clarridge, Sd
street and Indiana avenue; w. X. David
son, 4o4 18th street southwest: w. G. Duck
EFT, 2l50 Pennsylvania avenues Motley j.
button. AGO Louisiana avenue: A. B. Eich
horn, 81 X street; VIM II. Pagan, Ebbitt
House; M. Faiconer 1112 18th street south
east: Richard FitZmorris. 1869 H street;
Charles Hawkins, 1871 4th street southeast;
r. V. Ho tston, 10th and R streets; W. B.
Hoitzclaw, 1T05 Pennsylvania avenue: M.
B. Hyde, 1890 II street northeast; c. w.
Leannarda, American House; Paul Pear
son. New Jersey avenue and E street; F.
G. Pollard, Hamilton House; r. L. Quigiey,
21st and G streets: E. c. Schaefer. 9th
street and Massachusetts avenue: Katie
Schluderberg, New Jersey avenue and C
street; Augustus c. Taylor, I'd street and
Maryland avenue northeast; Felix A Van
Reuth, 10Th and X streets.
The adjustment of these agencies must
not be COMPOUNDED with the sub post Office
stations. which have proven a great bene-
fit to the department, as well as a con-
venience to the people. They will still be
continued.
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SELECTING CAMP
Gen. Butler at Manassas to Arrange
for First Division.
EARLY TRANSFER Fk0M CAMP ALGER
Regiments to Be Included in
Porto Rican Expedition.
THE FEVER UNDATED
FEVER UNABATED
TIL E.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAMP ALGER, Va, August 5. 1898.
Major General Butler left camp this
morning fer Manassas, where he intends to
select suitable camping ground for his
division. Unless his plans miscarry he will
have returned at noon tomorrow The time
of departure for the LIST Division, the corps
headquarters and the hospital corps has
not yet been determined, but all three de-
tachments will probably start on the march
next Wednesday. Word has reached camp
that the "a Division stopped over for day
at Burke's station and so delayed the re-
turn of the wagon trains an entire day. No
preparations being made, accordingly,
for breaking camp before the Gay named.
Copies of the printed order issued by the
War Department organizing a provisional
division for the Porto Rico campaign were
delivered this morning to the colonies COM
manding the Sd Virginia, 18th Missouri, 1st
Rhode Island and 1st Connecticut. The
LIST New Jersey, the one other regiment
selected from the I'd Corps, received SINH
lar notifications yesterday. Except in the
regiments named the receipt of the order
Indicated is not thought to be particularly
significant. The impression prevails here,
especially at corps and division headquar-
tiers, that the expedition Will not start for
several months if at all. Transportation
facilities are neager in the extreme, and
are made more at the present time by
the necessity for the moving of the volun-
teers now at Santiago. In view of this
fact, said one of the officers on duty at
headquarters this morning, it is not likely
that the five regiments from Camp Alger
could proceed to Porto Rico before the lat
ter part of September
Col. Male of the Sd Virginia and the col
orels of the other regiments named have,
however, cJnforUed with the provisions OF
the order. and left camp this morning to
report to the War Department, as directed
The Fever Record.
Notwithstanding the departure of the ID
Division, there is very little diminution in
the discovery of rev typhoid cases. To-
days record in the I'd Division alone-that
is. for the hen left behind in the hospital
only-insludes twenty-five names. In the
list Division there were fifteen cases. As
was thu case yesterday, the tst Division
hospital officials were unable this morning
to give out the names of the men sent 10
Fort Myer.
These who went from the ID Division
hospital were as follows:
Prtvates Benjamin Drum, Company B.
Fred Finney, Company X. and Walter
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SECRETARY OF SCHOOL BOARD,
u. II. Ura~es Chosen Arrest 70
Theft-Other News.


Theft-Other News.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
EVANSVILLE, Md, August ;, 1898.
Constable r. H. Vincent Wednesday ar
rested Clarence Sharp, colored, aged thir-
teen years, upon a charge of stealing 50
fro m Mr.. George Dorr 1t appears that the
money was under the seat of Mr. DORIS
ice wagon and while he was serving a GUS
toner, the roll of bills disappeared. Sus-
p:cion centered upon Sharp. The constabl
threatened to take the boy to Marlboro
Jail unless he would immedia tely return the
money. Being thoroughly frightened, Sharp
led the constable to the woods and extract
ed the money from hollow tree.
One Of the most enjoyable lawn fetes of
the season was held Wednesday night at
the residence of Mr.. j. A. Blundon for the
benefit of st. Jerome's Catholic Church Of
this place. The spacious grounds were illu-
minated with scores of Chinese lanterns and
the dainty booths elaborated with national
Colors.
Those who assisted in the entertainment
were Misses Elizabeth Blundon Edith CAL
lart Eva Fowler, Corinne Mcfarland Mrs
George E. Riley, Mrs. Grachette, Mrs. E.
ia. w. J. Hickey, ]. F. Hickey, j. F.
Riley, Cecil Gallant and Paul Mcfarland
Capt. Roger Bells, states attorney for
this county, is spending the summer at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
A movement is afoot to have the town
commissioners establish a large cistern
for the use of the public At the present
time there Is no public pump or well in the
village. 1t is proposed to dig a cistern
somewhere near the center of the town
and to connect ii by means of pipes with
the roofs of several of the larger buildings,
whereby a good supply of water may be
obtained at comparatively small cost A
well has lately been bored in the new
Perkins subdivision. 1t yields eighty gall
Ions of water per minute.
Town Bailiff Charles W. Barr complains
that he is having difficulty in collecting the
annual dog tax. The bailiff announces his
intention of capturing all dogs without
tags and of holding them for forty-eight
hours. At the end of that time unless re-
claimed by the owners they will be shot
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c. C. SLOAN & CO.. AUcrs.. 1907 G ST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, LOCATED IN CHICHESTER, ID. C.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated the
eth day Of August. 1897 and duly recorded in
Iiber 2249, at folio 244 ct seq of the land
records of the District of Columbia and at the Ie-
quest of the parties secured thereby, will sell,
at public auction, in froBt Of the premises. on
FRIDAY, AUGUST TWELFTH. 1885, AT HALF
PAST -FOUR PM. the following described land
and premises, sitUe1e in the District of Columbia
and designated lets 1hirtyfour i:i3D and thirty
six 1851 in Williamsons subdivision Of part Of
tract of land known Chichester" as said sub
division is recorded in county Subdivision book
Governor Shepherd, page 33, Of the surveyors Of
nc, of said District.
Terms: one-third cash balance in one ID and
% years, with interes- at per cent per n
num- payable semi annusl ly, and secured by 6eed
of trust the property sold, all cash. option
OF purchaser. A deposit Of 500 Will be required at
time OF sale. Terms to be complied with 10 10
days from day OF sele otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell at risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser. after due notice published in
some Washington newspaper. All conveyancing
and recording at cost OF purchaser.
]. TAYLOR ELLYSON, Trustee
ASHLEY VI. GOULD, Trustee.
jy3o-d&ds 507 E st. n
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING A BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 1877. AND FRAME DWELLING. NO. 1913
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. duly
corded in Lber 2096. folio 1868 seq. of the land
records OF the District of Columbia. and at she
request Of the party secured thereby. will nell,
at public auction in front Of the premises.
MONDAY. AUGUST EIGHTH. 1898, AT FIVE 90
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described land and
premises situate IN the city of Washington in the
District Of Columbia. known all original lot
eight 49, In square seyentytwo tI2), together with
all the improvements thereon.
Terms of SALE 0ns-third cash, balance in one
and two years. with interest at six per centum
per annum. payable semi annually. and secured by
deed Of trust on property sold ell cash. tine
option Of the purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within ten days from day of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after such
advertisement as they may deem necessary. A
deposit of 500 Will be required at the time of
sale All onveysncing and recording at the cost
of purchaser
WILLIAM coRcoRAN HILL. Trustee.
1893 Pa. ave.
5y2f-d&ds COS 14th st. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TwO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. NOS. 2. AND
MCCULLOUGH STREET NORTHW EST. BE-
TWEEN E AND SHEETS AND NORTH
CAPITOL AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE
N0RTHW EST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust. recorded
in Liber 1914. folio 412 ct seq. one of the land
records of the District of Columbia. and at the
request Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed. trustees. will sell. at public auction, in
front of the premises. MONDAY. AIiGIlST
EIGHTH, 1898. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
M. lots so. 100 and iol. square 62S with i'm
provements above.
Terms: One-fourtb cash, balance I'm one two
and three years. with interest. secured by a deed
of trust on the property sold alt cash, at the
option OF the purchaser, A deposit Of Fifty Dol
lars required on each house at tine of sale. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. IL
terms Of sale not complied with within 10
days from day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk :he de-
fanltiag purchaser, after days advertisement
In some newspaper published In Washington. D. G.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
WALTER HIESTON,
jy2s-d&ds Trustees
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ON TO MANASSAS.
Gen. Davis Division Now ut Clifton
Station.

Gen. Davis Division Now ut Clifton
Station.
spIo ial Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CLIFTON STATION, Va, August O.
Gen. Davis division made the march from
Burke's Station TO Clifton, nine miles dis
tent before 10 o'clock this morning. Tents
were struck at this morning and the di-
vision was on the move half an hour later.
The 22d Kansas, Col. Lindsey, Command
ing, took the advance ana stationed guards
at every farm anG cross roads along the
line OF march, who arrested all pilferers
and turned all Stragglers into the line of
march. The regin ents followed the ad-
vance in the following order: The 10th
Indiana, 33d and gath Michigan and 9th
Massachusetts of the 1st Br gade; the 6 h
Pennsylvania and 9TH Illinois, under COM
mand CT Col. j. W. Schail of the 9th Penn
sylvania. The last brigade in the line was
tie ID, consisting of the Sd Missouri, I'd
Tennessee and 1st Rhode Island.
The I'd New York Col. E. M. Hoffman,
brought up The rear, arresting all stray
gers and picking up the guards stationed
along the road.
The struggling of Tuesday was not re-
peated, the day being cool and refreshing.
The only sickness was caused by the
drenching received last night, when The
lain flooded the tents and drove the IN N
cut i'll the terrific downpour. The division
is now encamped on the Woodbury. farm
will remain until tomorrow morning. The
march Friday will take the troops to Bris-
tow, four miles south of Manassas.
Owen Butler and John Peck, arrested for
throwing stones on Sth street southeast,
They pleaded guilty and were fined 81
each.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED


LOTS IN DOUGLAS u. c.
BY virtue of u power OF sale contained in deed
of trust dated June 10. 1897, and recorded June
10 1897 in Iiber No. 222s, folio 20, one Of tho
land records of the District Of Columbia. default
having been made in the payment Of the indebted
ness secured therein. and AT the request Of the
beneficiary therein named, the subscribers, trus-
tees in said trust Named will sell public
ton ON the premises. FRIDAY. AUGUST
TWELFTH. 1895, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all
that certain piece parcel Of land described N
said deed of trust and known lots numbered
five t5), six 90 and hundred and sixty-two
(lS2l, Of subdivision called Douglas, per plat
recorded in Ljber 1875, folio ass in the office of
the recorder OF deeds OF said District, and more
fully described by metes and bounds, courses and
distances in said deed Of trust. These lots cover
about IS feet 1855 feet each and are improved
by dwelling Of 6 rooms, nearly new fine barn,
stable and all other necessary outbuldngs, two Of
them being lots and fronting the Bladens-
burg and Anacostia road.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash Of which
hundred dollars must be paid down at the time Of
sale. oDe-thId in six and one-third in twelve
months from day Of sale or all cash, at the option
OF the buyer. Conveyancing at the of the
buyer. Balance Of cash installment must be paid
within ten days from day Of sale, property
will be resold the and risk Of the default
ing purchaser. small first trust to the same
beneficiary said lots 6 and 1872 will be arranged
with the buyer sold subject thereto the day
Of sale.
MARION DCCKETT
EBERT DENT,
es5 st. NV. Washington. d. C. au2toI2in
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AucrroNEERs.

To wHcM 1T MAY CONCERN:
BY authority OF act Of Congress. passed May is,
1896 will scli, within and IN front Of the auction
rooms Of Walter b. Williams Co, 10th and
ID SITS, facing Penna. ave. NV, on WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST TENTH, 1895, AT TEN O'CLOCK A NJ
to pay storage charges Sc all Household Goods
and Chattels, bedding, Carpets, Paintings Pic
lures Books, Bric-a-brac. Contents of Trunks
Barrels. Boxes. Chests. China Glassware Kitchen
Utensils, SC, useful ornamental, stored with
j. c. Hawley and f. n. Richards No 1880 q
street northwest. in the following names: Susan
Fry, Feb. 20. 1856; Rachel Bond, Mar. J. 1885,:
Henry Garrett, June T. 1886; w. c. Gaynor Sent
III. 1885, w. c. Coleman July 3, 1895; s. r. No
land, Oct. 2. 1885, j. A. Carper. April "a 1896;
jackson. Mag %. 1895; F. Goldsborough, Oct. 4
1894.
Those Interested please take notice
Terms cash. E. n. RICHARDS.
au3-6t No. 1880 q street northwest,