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The CaIifornin nrerInnh ,Ia,I

st. LoUIs. Jan. 16.-The California Overland
Mall of the 2Sd ult. arrived here to-ni.ht
The Arizonian Of the 29th ult saws tat Cant
| Elliot, on the morning IF The 18TH noa~ Dragon
Springs. surprised band Of Apache Indians who
were returning from n theving exp, dition in So
nora. He killed six Of their warriors wounded
several of them, burned their camp and their
effects, and recovered upwards Of forty head Of
| stock
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Two new AND HANDSOMELY FIN
Il TsHED GEEFE >FoEY Brick DWELLING HOUSES
AND toTS FOR -ALE.-un RAJ RSDAf AFTER
NOON, jar nary i"th, a So O'clock, on the premi-
ses. We shall sell, tn satisfy deed IN trust. new
three story b'lcS Dwelling Houses and back build
IUCs, the lots trrEtl"g u feet inches h. street
north between "a Ard Sd streets west, running back
~ feat TO Giiav.
The Houses are handsome three sto-y bricks with
brick back Du! dlngs containing saioOa pa Tor, ten
rooms ana a bath room. with water and gas pipes
throughout marble mantel ard finished IN the best
manner.
Persons IN want Of desirable and convener ty ar
shou.d attend this sale, which will be made without
reserve.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN s, 10 and
ID months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
or the premises.
ia I'D J.C McGUIRE6 CO.. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

A pMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By Ter of the
"A AGnlnistra'Or, ue will sell, at the mouse cor
nsr OF Frederick and Prospect streets Gaorgetown.
u Z on TUESDAY, 2ith inst, the effects of the
late :. u. Oeeth. consisting Of VI ~
Mahogany bookcase, Bureau and Card Tables,
10 Dining and Side Tables,
Hands ONE Chamber Cottage Furriture
Beds, Bedding. Bafsteads. Carpets
0lic!oth, Cha1fs. Kitchen Utensils So
DrswIng Paper, S'
And y quantity of large sized Classes and Frames
tul'2be ior show windows OF marrow srze
la Ia BARN ARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
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iHK WAY OF TRANsGRKssoRs Is HARD Fol
Nv tue counsel and heed the advice contained in
VIC H"tk Human FT0iify, Physiological Re-
searches 1t treats Of the evil effects of ealy abuse
a aEsd is enbeished with elaborate co!
oieu engravlngs, portraying every fseture and
phase ~ disease poses the fallacv of the orIina
~ modes adopted for the cure of local well as
aTtItlary WniadisS and gives the only safe AND in
is!lioiee remedy for expunging every trace of the
Bes st%m st the system Sold by Dr. Barrow 19i
n spa also by ;. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
~ Ia 6-Imr
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
hysioan, has SOOTHING Syrup for Childen Tssth-
ias which greatly facilitates the process o: ,eethiHe
by softenng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay all pain. and is spre to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to your and relief and health to infants
another column. 90 lily
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Failing of n WaII-A Female under the

RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-THE rear walls OF a build
ing on Governor street fell ont tonight. buryine
an IRISH girl under the ruins A large number OF
men are at work endeavorinC to eXtricate her
Her means are distinctly heard
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NEWS,

4 THE STAR publishes III. Lists Of Lsners
aiHg IN the Washington City Post Office
4 ths provisions Of the larc directing them to
pied IN the He'rsPdpsr haring the largest cir
5on rr'fh'H thS dsIirsry Of the Office It's total
3rircHi1iioH IS more fhaa double thar of any
[Dni!y priatsd in the District Of Columbia.
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QuERU's COP LIVER OIL JELLY

Approved BY the New York Academy of Madi.
cine. 1t is twice moro efhcacious than the liquid
oil. Ii Is the only cure for Scrofuias, Consume
ton and all kinds Of Coughs.
ALSO,
QUERu's JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL, BY which the
offensive greasinass Of the oil Is obviated For sale
by all respectable druggists In Washington and
Georgetown
PHSFoLD, PARKER & MowKR, Wholesale A gents
Il Beekman street, New York CITY. no SIN
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. Woofson, the opticlan, ga
teenth streets, which appears in the Intelligence
ard states 1t will be seen that his "stre sthenng
spectacies and eve glasses" are recommended by
many eminent gent emen, presumed to he Judges Of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to Re de
rived from their use by those who require the ard
of these important instrumentalItlss. d.. w. has
been located this city for several years. dc 2l-J
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Financial

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-Stocks are higher aud
moderately active Chicago and Rock Island 63 = !;
Sc ,; do. bonds =; Pa. Coal Co. s3.: Va 6's
81 4; NO. 6s 79a
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BALTIMORE, Jan. Il Flour closed quiet and
unchanged. Wheat closed buoyaut; white - 3Oa
81 IS; red n so. Corn closed duh, white 74a75c
yellow 73a76c. Provisions closed steady Whisky
closed quiet at 25c
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New YO-k Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. l. Flour is higher State
y HOaS5.25; Ohio - .95aS5 IS; Southern - Goa
- 20 Wheat has advanced Lace. with a better
export inquiry. Corn is buoyant; white and vel
low c4aeliac. Pork Is firm; mess SIC IS. Lard is
quiet BiskY is dull at 25c
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature of Iowa
vest rday reelected James Harlan United states
Senator. The vote stood p for Harlan 10 - for
A. G. Dodge
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alexandria Markets.
PaIt:nore ,t,-Lc.x

ALEXANDRA, Jan. l>.-W heat-sales Of inferic
white at 3 .26; red SI.Ii. Corn-sales Of new
yellow damp at 7jc No other sales
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ANOTHER CONCERT.-8y the advertisement else
where II Will be seen that the bishop troupe will
afford more opportunity to enjoy their
really acceptable performances Highly salts fac
tory as was the concert of last night it will be OBJ
served that the programme announced for Thurs
day night has features Of notable addition at:rac-
tons.
We learn that Miss Lane, and also tie members
of the dir omatic corps in Washington. have sig
niHed their purpose to DE present on that night
and 1t Is preSumahle that they would have ava:led
themselves of the opportunity last niY ut but for
engagements for the very large and brilliant party
which came Oft at the residence Of Mr. Secretary
Cas-
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MHr's DRxss sv1rs,
vov-., Ness Bssi.sss Sx:.s,
TcxfAs' Bxsias.s Ssi:s,

49, CAtldrer'S SciooI Sxifs.
NOAH WALKER & CO., Marble Hall Clothing
S.ore, BROWNS Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Fall and
w inter Clothlng is now ready for inspection. IL
Is 90 apr sed OF an assortment Of Gen.ienens and
foatnS Clothing of the newc ( ard richest designs
IL rrlate!lai, trimming, and workmanship.
. % tnose who study excellence with soonomr in
!sa"ua Die articles Of dress, opportunity is now
ofe5sd Tor selecting FROM the most attractive stock
o. Kelly Made Clothing i'll this oity, az very re-
ouCou SllCss.
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4 Though THE STAR 's printed on the fastest
press IN use south Of Baltimore. its edition
Org rs 70 require ii TO be put 10 press at an
bour: Adr.rtiSsnlSntS, Therefore. should BE-
bsforS Tics!rs o'clock, m; O,hsr,ciss they
bof appear r1fH the nsrt ddv.
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MIR. Nemminger before the Legislature Of
Virginia.
Election of L.. =. Senator,

RICHMOND Jan. l--Mr. Memminger. the
comn'i Ssi"ner from South Carolinl will address
the Virginia Legislature at noon To- day.
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pee -D'"rict Of Columbia AdrsrfissnsnfS
IRSsTfsf IN the BALTIMORE SUx are TeceIred
q forwarded from THE STAR oefcs
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b. J. c. Mcguire & CO. Auctionee1s.

b. J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneers
REN. +. FIR UNCIPS TENTH ANNUAISaIE
So nt Books and Stationery az auction. al store Of
w: lazy, rs Pa. avenue, sales every evening
unti! alter ChIlstmes. The stock is now corlplete
In every. aCPartment of Literature. Sciencc ard
ar, Holiday Books from the smallest Juvenile up
Books, Buter's fre Gift Books for 1864, Stationery
OF every VARIETY; oil of which will be sold very low
~ close the entire stock ont IN 81 DAYS Books AZ
private Eale a. ,la Il price. Call and see.
de lf-d BEN. T. FRENCH Salesman
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES Prof. Benz. Pierce Of
Harvard College. lectures at the Smithsonian this
evening, on The diversites in mathematical
powers of the races and Municipalities of men =,
lecture to commence ut Il quarter to~
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CURIosITY.-In the window of Philp and
Solomon's bookstore may be seen a photographic
copy of a remarkable autograph, being no less
than that OF John Milton. 1t occurs in an album
OF the class known as Alum ADiicorHDI, kept by
a Ncapoltan nObleman, Camillus CordoVn at
Geneva. during the first half of the seventeenth
century. This bears date the 10th June. 1899. and
was written by Milton on his way back from
Italy. shortly before his return to England. The
English verses quoted are the last lines Of his own
Comrs, which was already published before he
commenced his travels. The whole entry is as
follows:
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PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIPE, and feeling the hs nd
of time weighing heavl, upon them. with ali it's At
tendant Is wi lind in the of Dr. j. R0Sfetfer'S
celebrated StOnldcA Buffers, ellXer that Will lrs
new life into their veins, restore. measure. the
ardOr and energy of more youthfu. DAYS. bald ~
thor shrunken forms, and give hea tn snd vsor 10
TIL remaining year,. Those who a IL the pa r.
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague, I.aiguor. Nausea,
any other troublesome and dangerous dis aase
tate To avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general v ey
erywhere. ia 10 eos.
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Mk. EDITOR: | was sorry to see in the Star of
yes'eroay, a communication animadverting upon
.ne present management of the Smithsonian Insti
rI'c; ana particularly upon the lectures of Mr.
rhillp Is. Carpenter. While we admit that oc-
caslona!ly an uninteresting lecture is delivered
mere, the citizens of Washington are under deep
ooigatlons to Prof. Henry and the managers for
many Intellectual feasts, and the zeal they mani
Test In carrying out the aims of that popular inst
.ntlon IL the public taste in this city is such as
turn cold shoulder on lectures purely scientific
is time something was done to elevate that taste
ana create an interest in those subjects which
your correspondent designates too deep.
was the Smithsonian founded for the purpose
OF catering to the taste of the people in enter
talnlng point of view to afford them place of
amusement, No, sir. far from IT,
The manager Of n theatre caters to the taste of
the .mass; he looks into the parQuet to note his
success, and the taste of the people becomes i'm
proyed-as the general sentiment becomes changed
so is he is obliged to change his management in
order to keep pace with the public appetite. That
such is the case IS shown in the difference in the
management of our theatres now, and ten wears
ago, and the suppressing of much that is objec-
tionable in our standard plays. These follow the
tastes OF the people for pecuniary advantage while
scientific associations and institutions precede the
taste of the mass for intellectual advantage-and
the development of science with Il view to elevate
the standard of intellect and society
We love to hear lectures by Bayard TAYLOR
Park Benjamin. Dr. Cahill. and such like;'' but
while We admire these we do object to ANYTHING
being said disparaSingly of such lectures an
Mr.. Carpenters. They show depth of scientific
research, and an acquaintance with the subject
under consideration seldom found; and we think
that merchants, clerks or the Intelligent portion
OF the labOring class will not subscribe to the
sentiments of want of interest which your
pendent nsinuates
A more intelligent audience has seldom been
In the Smithsonian than gathered there last even
ing to hear something more about - shells " The
close attention paid TO the speaker and the eager
ness with which many gathered around him at
the close Of the lecture, show that the people do
feel an interest in deep subjects
1t will do us no harm to know much more about
the - cutie fish tribe and shells of the Gulf Of
California" 1t will do us harm to know some
thing Of the habits Of that living bivalve whose
habit it Is after death to 60 down the Threats of
many who have no more taste for research than
the little animal that tickles their palate
January l., 1850. GU<rAvE
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MARRIED..

on me 9Th ms tant. nv the Rev. John c. Smith,
mr. nHOMASJ IITTLETON to Miss EIIZ 4,
ETH RITTER, both of this city.
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FIRST WARD PoLIcE.-The following cases
have been reported by the police of the First
Ward to-day:
c. r. Green, selling goods, wares. and mer-
chandise without license, was arrested by officer
Serrin, and fined S. and costs
Elizabeth Grandson, (col.,) arrested by the
same officer for disorderly conduct was ordered
to pay the usual fine and costs for such offences
Geo Gaines was arrested by officers Edwards
and McDermOtt, for breaking into a house on
Twenty second street, and sent to the work house
for 90 days.
James Clagett, arrested by the same officers for
stealing pair of pantaloons from the store of
Johnson Co, was sent to Jail for court
Jas. Fagin and his wife, Ann Fagin, were
arrested by officer Edwards, for vagrancy and
drunkenness; work-house 81 DAYS each
James Conner was arrested BY the same Cor
watering horse at pump, contrary to law; fine
and costs Ill.
Philip Nav was arrested by the same, for hue X
stering without license; fine and costs S5 IS
Edward Butler was arrested by officer McDer-
mott. for assault and battery on a man named
Mcdonald. He was lectured and dismissed
The above cases were all tried by Justice Drury.
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WATCH RErURHS.--There Were no cases re.
turned by the guards reporting at the Central
guard-house las! night. The cell range was occu-
pied by lod%ers, Of whom sixteen were arCommo.
dated
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FooITALL% on THE BOUNDARY Or ANOTHER
WORLD, R new book by Ronerf Dale Owen. for sale
by hichGrd Roberts, 81 Seventh street, between
l. ana NJ. IT.
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CRIMINAL COURr.-After our report closed YES
tcrday, the jury in the case of :. p Scaggs tried
for an assault and battery upon Henry L..eer.
returned verdict of guilty as indicted He was
sentenced by the Court to pay fine of SIS and
costs.
T0-dGy.-Thc Of the United States apt
George Goldsmith alias Fpeney Goldsmith, was
taken ny, in which the defendant was charged
with an assault and battery upon Edward fresh
lmgin In December last The jury found "A YER
diet Of guilty indicted. and Goldsmith was
lind 81 and costs. he having been confined in
Jail five weeks, and the assault appearing by the
evidence To have been Sill ht
ThOs. Robbins was then arraigned and placed
on trial for stealing twelve pairs Of boots worth
SIS, from Francis Prot:. The case Was pending
When our report closed.
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ID CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM and WATER ICES furnished TO
Hotels. BoaI ding houses, Balls, Fairs, end other
entertanneI ts. at pei gallon families supplied
Suppers aud other entertainments furnished at the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. by
JOSEPH SCHAFFIELD,
Late OF Butchers ConleciiOEoTy, Dat1.,l
ia g 9Tn Ss6 Sth straat. tTrvas.r o. ~ ".
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MONTREAL, Nov. 26. 1854.
G."f!'msr-l am happy t. be able to send y"u my
t"stl!G"nH IN favor at tie Orgg UIt,i Bfrfrg, nj
intended I" have done /: Seinr1 THIS hut h9ve b.en
pieyen:sd hy prnfAssioHa! enga gemcntS.
feel sTeat plea sure III recommending IL to al
sun -rlng from Imperfect digestion, sick koaia che
acIdlty, or any de angement OF the ltomach, from
whlHh have suffered very seV"rtly P,I"s;rfS cf
ttcsnfy years. From the recommendation OF one -
my friends, was Induced to t.y one bottle and nd
myse so much benefited by is use. .!at | do not
think 1t necessary to continue Il any further.
You may use this, Gentlemen yOu tBi III pr appr,
anu permit me 10 remain, Yours. very truy.
. JOHN ATKINSON.
Prepared by s. w. FOwLK & Co. Boston ana for
sale by Ii: Gilman, :. G.. Ford, IT, =. b. W Ita,
g. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin Il Palmer. wash
lngtOn; and bv dealers everywhere. ia l8lwr
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NOR RENT OR,SALE-Two three story brick
L HOUSES, situated on Vermont avenue near y
stc9st. a" punctual and careful! tenants the rent
fair price, and upon accommodating terms. applv
a. No ago street north, or at the metropolitan
steam Touring mil, Uhi0 avenue near 18th sire, l..
is 7-eu2T e.. l.. COI,TMAN
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No. 3.-The Dramatic Profession will ind the
Bror chlts lei Is to the soothing lriuencs of Mrs
NJ. y. Gardner's Indian Ralsrrl of f.iverwOrt and
Aosrhound. it may he found at the druggists gen
orally. jaI8-lwr
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lEs-PersOns desiring Pennies will ALWAYS
ma theIn for exchange st the Star Office counter
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VNHE ADVERTI<EMENT IN REGARD TO
Convict i.a"Or in TIE Urited >tst PeEItoI-
ary, d. g. siIil re-'agS open OT lad. 10 persons
having capital In iaEd ih-rc i ps-.BP, no hetteI
opp ,-tun!ty Cfered l"r Invest.eH iha pF,Oes f
labor bsIng ch--p. TIE Corn Brp"n Isfs- Coop
rr'ng. our and FI>n BSTrs =, eI;I"r The wi.ple
of in sc branch-s q! trade would i.e eu:tsn it1b
veTy pruiitsh bust ess, rTd ~ o. aCa"t"d
70 the room present use. EO: furth r "a touars
apply 10 the Warden. ia ~ St.vtFebl
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nor EENT-The south HOUSE of the row of
new four story houses lately erected on Sd
street. between and streets north. Also, the
three new four story dwellings Attn s.: eet front
Ing the city Ia square. These houses contain
al the modern inpro vemen:s, ard desi ABLY 20
Sta Rsms F2T i terms &C. SPPl} t. PAIDMiS
Attorney At Law, No. 40 La. avenue, near 9th st.
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Z handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room. (Potomac water.D The apartments
are large and airy; four rooms on floor, from the
FIRST ilOnr up. Inquire al WALL, STEPHENS Il
co, 342 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and lc:h SITS.
de
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two
4 very desirable newly furnished Rooms for rent
n. 406 street n0rth, between 9Th and 18th streets
cp
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If Nertue feeble wer,

-lf eTtue feeble Were,
Heaven itself would stoope TO her
CHlum non an!mum muto dunn trans mare euro.
Jo.NNEs MILToNIUs, Angus.
June TO- 1899
This album was brought from Europe by Sena-
tor Sumner, and is now in his possession
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CREATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Tw" splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
uIshed, will ha rented during the session Of Con
gTess, in the most desirable lOcaity In this city,
being WITHIN ore or two squares of Browns and
will do we'll to make early application at No. 319
sth street between D street and "a. av. lie SIT
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By WALTZ BARNARD. Auc,,orss-s

By WALL BARNARD, Aucuoneers.
'ENRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- crock OF MiLLISERY AND FANCY Goops
GLG.Ksi &c At PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On THURS
DAl, the 10Th OF January. at the suction rooms
O. Mess!s WI d Barnard, corner of 9th street and
rem "eEue, by yirtGe of deed Of trust executed
on me 5th CAV of November lS9. and duly recorded
she sell! At pubic auction, l,Tge assortment OF
Mlllh.ry Ard Fancy Goods, & C, consisting Of
Bonn IS, Flowers, z ibhans,
straw tIo"ds, Lacas, ard Dress Trimming
Hoop Skirts, Cl"aks. Frirges, &c
WITH large stock of other goods not here cnume-
rated N
Ire ale will commence AZ 10 O'Clock on the day
oeslgEfteG and continue from day to day until the
while st OK is disposed of YIN
Terms ri sale S3aand under cash; over that sum
credit at b. ~ and o. days for notes satisfactorily
endorsed. bearing interest
II ~" terms OF sale are not complied with in s
Gay from sale, the trustee rpseTv.s the right 10
IS.eti AZ me rsk and expense of the defautiug
Po.cnaIer =. LLOYD, Trustee.
u ia WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
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The I"itOWiHg ltttT JrIn ir.i lGDHH Irrhifsct 81
dion ret, HptHAS rOsRn1'S IN fdrOr II ths OIu-
2'TH'tf Df'ttTS as Il pa i6I"IHs frr tnOS. fchOye
GrrEPutt gre 81 II S,dfntGry HaiRr,
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LhNl Persons in Washington cesiring 10 pur-
chase The right of the PLANTATION IRON
MILL, patented 10y Messrs. Taylor & Shlnn, for
Srtstes @r c"untIee, Will please call on tbs Hon.
HOS ". FLOR RNCE, who az authorized 20 negotiate
sales of them in our behalf For tho sale of Mills
sPpiyt 10 Truman Draper. 573 18TH street where
our authorized agents.
HARRIS. WINDLE & CO,
v. W. corner Of 18th ST. and Washington ave.
Is Is lw Tho Manufacturers Phiadel rhIa
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THIS AFTERNOON = TO- MORROW

BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.
BE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF AFAMI
Ln liEcLINLNG HoUsEKEHPlNG AT AUCTION
On TIL RSDAI MORNING. the 18th Instant I
shsI sell. at the residence of a family deoIining y
honsHk eePlng, No 4O4 9th street west betw cen q
and II streets north, az 10 O'Clock, a goOd assort-
ment"i Hoas excepting Effects. such as
hahcCtn- Sofa, Chairs and X Rocker,
10 Centre ma bic top Tahies
DO Bureaus, Tables and stands
ErusleadS, Cane seat Chairs. Washstands,
" aTGrohHs. lounges, Toilet Sets,
FlAe Feather Beds, PsiT, Cotton and Shuck Mat
tTeSseS. " ~ -'A''s
Comforts, Quilts. Packets. Cases
carpets. o. Cloth ard MattInTS
Cklna Giass and Crockpr, Wsre
looking, Cha mOer snd R7di.tnr stoves
W I'm general assortment of Kitchen REQUISITES
Terms: All sums of and under SIS cash over
SIS credit of 81 and 6H DAYS for notes satisfactnrI
ly. endorsed bearing interest.
u ID A. GREEN, Auct.