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TU£ I'radestgib.-ON 0 % AUCTION 8ALES. AUCTION 8ALBS AUCTION BALES. * ... AUCTION SALES. BTEAMER8, <fec. S|w»rttng \«ln> FIT1KK DAYH. TO-JTtOKKOW. till* THE EVENING STAR. A rother six .'fits' walking miteh tw»gan la afternoon. UNQANBON BROS.. Auctioneer*" N a» nwKDAV *^ o?k ".2.05 this a. m . vita nta* entr.t**. B. WILLI A MS A CO.. Anciioneer* DOWLINQ. Auctioneer. D" 9th and D &treeU northwest. poa *i»r twu TLe "^yALTlR DOWLING. Auctioneer. OS THE first mile was covered hy Mijnaal: in c-w, fpHOMAS rpHOMAS rmtuKHicKsf-TATT°X8 RICHMOND H - <« 1 In o J,! la ti i«n and 16. TH ALM T FR * ME PAKLOR 8UITE, XW> THOrjAND Ff.OWERTXO ntrn- VERY VALUABLE REGULAR BALK OF HOUSWH'ILD FREDERICK SBVBG AND POTOMAC Hugtins I.N RRP; IHN HMO VIE WALNUTUPHOLSTEREDDIM; PLANTS, ROSE*. BRIDGE. IMPROVED PBOPERTff OH PARLOR AND OHAMBIK *RT4FORVlTUBK,AND »A(LBOAD. LOCAL NEWS. TbeM.-ootlDp at K*ple pari Saturday i ii mb*r wm.nut extension at OLADIOLAB? HIGH, CONGKKS& JEFFJCBSON, EFfEHTN GENERALLY, TOGBTHEB W'T4 smor.:theriienit>crs of the t srjT£, Will be sn!d my auction rtfni* TrTF^nAv MONTGOMERY. WASHINGTON AND A LOT P970MAC 8I'KAMB.JAT COMPANY. apitalafternoonCity TARLE. PIMM* KOOM CHAIRS; LOUNGE, OF SHELF G-Jods, kc , TAKE* OLD AND favomtk uouric Ihe Rrlt Hailroari W ar. Gun « lrb lumlfhed fine nHo >TKRED IN LEATHEtt WALNUr f beaLL 8TRKET8, GEORGETOWN. D. U.. PLACE AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS h»« mf/L® sport. Twenty glass »'-«»-ssagig AT AUCTION. > with tlie now A CONTEST At* Til THE r>i 1? wi'h r'«e vw tUe I h A V E MARBLE TOP CENTER Sft&s.r.g Mat 10th, commencikg at in a m It and^ I ®f3P CONSTRUCTION OF TU 5 twenty jarc.s tkr/xs. MIRROR, oil monday. mat 9^n. 1s81. oommeno- TUESDAY, sp.endid Steamer CHARTER AMENDMENT. K L Mills and \v. \v Kidrldce miss-vi none. TAM m, WALNUT uH\r NOTH, WICKER IMPROVED iV!> itv tvn at 4 In of 4ba HQEMIQB, IMKfK-i, EASY CFIAIHS. ENGRAVINGS i^HAACEBY~HALE**0F o'clock. front tbe premises, I Vlf BROS-. Auctioneers. The amendment of the Beit < or the r. malning twelve oentealanta, T. K. 1 THB'MJRTH diall sell tbe folio wi- * property: Lots 35 and * »PPOtotM in ererrm9.:«>a. atreet railroid ard W m. one AM> CBboJlO?, REFRIGERATOR HAND WRSTIIRN A^'n^F* 30, 82 feet on the west line of J~)UKCAN80N spellt*-T)d, llnee-barter was King Wncner missed each HOME i:«RD TABLE, HIN4KBN IMPROVED aE" fronting Con^re** six feat family" utulagf. 8ec.in* n. obtained upon the condition A shoeing match for fvn a side.:ih) V TIONTOFN1HE CITYOUTHWl8rEW' street by A depth of 108 feet oil the Ohio Canal, h*w; new Top is that additional d:m«, SK jx, waOHISE; WALNUT BEDSTEAD*. improved by a lanre two-story b.iok warehouse cutty, NtiW light m. and s-snp v facilities should be "xtendel to three > a>ds' rl?e, Eneltsh riles.took p'aee at Bl RE A I » AND WAHHS r AN !'* WIKE-WO with brick stable anil express wagon. and one nu-top t5ie FMt T^nd South. the of the of M. Louis .ast Vi s MKIN0M, PU'.IKD SITTKS, HALL sneds boggy ^ employes Bureau Engraving aad Saturday between Captain Immediately after, lot 63, fronting 26)$ feet on SuuSim?turD1»*. flfe'tt 30p.m. by giving them to ^aidusandW. u. of which R'l'K. r-'Kbhh VASE, HRU8SEUJ HAL.L tbe wett side of between At suction, in front of salesrooms. 9th ..t». »rri^inWMbjnirtoi»«t2andlO Pr»nting transportation the Mitcbeli, virgin:*, Boi AN i' STaiboa*PET>. OLl^AND ' conges? street, ttie Canal and d nearest Intersections of other street w >s won by Bognrdus. the score standing vt to ri«UNA, SftJEi and Water street, four street*. tuesday, iuth fl«*t ciasi " on railways improved by small brio* S1*l ror OKK'KHil WARIt: HAIR AM> HI SK MAT tenements. at 11 o'clock. s''wl.isst..K.1i53BP' re" 'oQ«*ntico.S1u,lltI°0" **coad c «£ two cents The privilege was a!?o granted 7^ Anotner match for t be same amount an J 71 -.-SfH INGRAIN A *D on R- be It tr ».i ^ i 50 of Its with HHf.S.HEfl. lrttfa fL8'2l,re y°*, I33- Immediately after,lot P3, 34 feet on the west aide duncanson 11809-. AucU. to Frederickiburx? Suited "wi extending liue down nth street to Water t'ae s-airt' terms will be shot this week. OtHKK CARPETS; \kLVET Hi'aS AND tw^n a^d^h of day street to Intersect with the Anacostia line. of me ever MaTS KlTlHkN UTIINsIL?, Ao. be^weetfu Jefferson street, between Canal and Water tohomas Auctioneer. to Ir ^ptaKlng growing international .W^u.w » by a of 12<) dowling, Richmond! ltiiiit«d"to l dVv"" is said the re was an a-pect ot the Um lonuM at 10 o'ci.otk <7% ® streets, depth feet, improved by a JJaaLinjrton to express understanding that Kr.gilsb turf. /m.'t, f n THUR8DA V, M»t 12th. tbree story brick house. Washington Richmond, unlimited the lirst to be made was the u j >r.< saj li rem Lave not as yet A v » f at ret>i<l-nce No 8!>8 feiss-f SiViS'lu dwelling \*EI L-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI TORE, OOM 10 mchmuud 111111 change taklag 8:."Foreign , shall fell, 2:st\£\. I immediately after, 1 jt 61, fronting 22 8-12 feet on return, gojdfor of the tracks on ohlo avenue u en event of street. t»> weeu H and I mrs-ta earth*e»t. nSl the east of J'K)81NG WALNnt HAIR-CLOTH PARLOR A'diT 8 and 12.h any Importance this season, b it a1v»nt**e3 THK 11TH DAT OF MAY line Jefferson street, between lt,i(ud FURNITURE. WALNUT 7'00 street ar-l them to uih streef thev l ave been tor near to 11 r.-n jvoial to tiose / ^ | lH^d^B.WED?E9DAY-1 1. at s»iue 11 »nri street and C. and O. Canal, by a douth of 107 MAttHLE-TOl' toQuiiitioo aid"u return."gmj1 >>rinr^-.cjl»f««cket transferring provoklngly. them, i!irT their houses hour, lots 27. 28 29 3o ^-5 fiot, TABLES. WALSUT ETEGSRES. on of ft(1 and c street the Buieauof suceosF. In all the £e«trou* f :9&niif Every article iu'provtd by a two-story brick house. AN1> MAHOGANY WALNnC only day imu« , past Kagraving an i great handicap* Am^rleau is of tfce it~ t u ake aad la KOod condition. V Immediately after. Lota 21 and 22, fronting 60 OHAMBKR FURNITURE to Onantlco and return'.' Pilnting. The alleged attempt to evade the horses have ob;aln<d a place, while in the two Terms cn»h feet on HAIR AND H08K MATT RAISES, FINK only onticletday of ipsue rn terms of the tbcu.-at.d v. ij the west line of Washington street, between THKEE-PLY amendment, by making a guineas, on *dne?day, they were mC-d WALTER B. WILLI VMB&CO.. Auct*. Bridge street and the canal, a of CARPETS, STAIR CABPttTS to ^dencfcsburKmuVt take Ion with the Anacostl a due from its connectrepresented the second and g.affis.'ffasjs.a" improvements. by depth /.bout OS Ah D OIL OLOrUB, FEATHER OEDJ, Ibe pris by third, beating all i ^l?iP3cf^rn "THK DAT OF fe»t; improved ty two Brick Dwellings. MtoSSSnBSt ent track at aven ue and l th the best, cr best, of three E w AGGAMAN. Be»l 12th MAT AND PILLOWS, WALNUT MARBLEBOLSTERS eijta r*n be made hy excursion partieRR Virginia street, supposed English E«ut« Aaatioaeer. iv..l^l"I# Jit*t0?«r7H)pKS^A*tS&Hjq LlOUr, lot 6. in fiuiii&rn *-{1 at into* Immediately after. Lot 18C>, frontiug 23 feet on TOP TABLE and to atop at P 13 thought to be a direct v loiatiou or the law, | year o'dp. ar.i only at last to a rjiHOb of the westiine of Washington street, bet ween Briltre « 81DKBOARD, CRAIB", Marshall Hail and Glymont. succumbing I 25th sr£t,sii SwhlM^Vi sireet and OOKlNG BTOVE. RITOHEN REQUISITES. 1 and information cheerfullr which gives the Belt line n o authority to make. colt win so vtry name was unknown to the MO-H I.>IRABLE SUBURB \ ^t-on canal, oya depth of 00 feet; Improved ^ ??, > SI COntaiDilPf ".«» 9 by two comfortable Frame kc. W 1216 F street n"rt£ use of nth street between V irglnia avenu and Rreat minority of the racing rub'!;> a fortnight tit. MOlEKN IMPROVEMENTS.r?OVF,.GOTfI10ON SSttS?!KW£UlW-t' Houses. ® C street. 'i LA i . FOLLOWING at 5 rn THURKDAY MORNING, May Pennsylvania avenue; W. The work on this ago. he tunning for the sc often AVtNCE, Mi PLEAsA-s'T. WITH DAY, a* 6 o'clock p.M . the eas DAY, o'clock. Lot 13,front' hrnr.fr> u 12^ 4,1"' connecting square herby ing 22 fe»t on tbe north side of 1881, at 10 o'clock, at No 1122 13th street, v^-v Ciwar Stands; at principal Hotels, and at has there-lore been the district as we oat the other the ASD M,'0"'IE Bridge street, beB btt»e*n »i d theho Vv!S? foot of stopped by pointed day. reverses, tw«en Hi^'h and Potomac streets, by a depth of 69 L Massachusetts avenue nortn- Company's office, 7tli street.
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