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THE EVENING STAR.
PARIS FASHIONS FOR APRIL.

FROM Le fOlleLl
10 - just now rather amusing 20 inspee. the
noveliIes OF the season; for while on lie one
side we find all he pretty, light and fresh
locking materials ready for the fret spring
luxurious and rich textures. which we can by
no means relInquIsh az present. For those
economically inclined, i: Is that inter mediate
season " ben last summer or evening dresses
may oesrern odeled, and worn for snort time
a. fourreaux. There are dresses OF new
sty lie, " hIch al frst sIsht appear "a her luxu-
nous, but an reality may De mace az compare
lively small eosf. They are OF oroche mate
rial, over skirts of satin or tafetas. L: Is true
the smor oidery is often in gold, and is expen-
siye, but 1t can De used as base uInes, or tunics.
Our Hst OF dresses commences with an ex-
tremsly rich and elegant visiting dress A
robe of sky blue tafe.as OF a very rich texture
round the oottofs and mp every seam q bias OF
white satin piped with blue. The body high.
but cut IN the style of moyensage, is trimmed
win pearl fringe very wide ana long. Sash
fIBged ~ I'll pearls and tied behind An even
ing dress Of pearl gray satin, trimmed round
the skirt little less than a quarter OF a yard
~ - the bottom, with fringe OF white, let and
SfJ sal beads, low body, trimmed TO match.
over THIS sklrt OF gray tulls. edged with n
wreath of pompen roses, and caught M with
n tuft Of white beads, mixed with small roses
A bail dress OF azuline blue tulIe in bouiilons
separated by rouleauX of blue satin. The bot
tom Of The SKIRT is trimmed with white and
PIX rhododeDdro1s. The body, trimmed
with the same flowers, - cut a la Grecaus
ufceS VI WaleEeQ SILK, the SKlrt being cut
In scaIlops so as TO show an under skirt of
white satin, trimmed with a grecQue of black
lace. The body is OF white satin, and trimmed
round with crystal fringe, and IouIeaux OF
satin and lace.
The spring bonne;s seem to require yery lit
Tie material, as they are smaller than those of
last year They are. however, mach trim med
with flowers, ribbons, bead fringes &c The
Jardiniere ribbon is very much used, and forms
very elegant rimmiRg; il is of W hite maise
straw or black taffetas, the edges brochees
with vreaihes OF small flo wers. such as pop-
pies, corn, flowers, daisies and bac helor's but
tons, and small green leaves. THIS 10 made
either In wide or narrow ribbon-the narrow is
much the most used-Indeed, MANY of our
principal modIstes are using narrow ribbons
even for strings We need scarcely remind
cur readers that the flowers used for trim
nings should invariably correspond with those
OF the ribbon employed The chapean dia-
aeme - much in favor; il Is composed of a
front which is made extremely marrow At the
cheeks, the front resembling bandeau bouf
saunt The first model in this style was of
white silk, covered with white tuIie, worked
win amber beads: al the side an aggrette of the
feathers OF The bird of Paradise, and at the ton
eolored butterfly The edge had a fringe Of
amber beads Strings OF white ribbon, with
scarf of tulle illusion. Strings of amber beads
At the back.
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ny COOPER q LATIMER Auctioneer.
- tlste clerks with ]. q Mc(snire = r.
ooWhwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Building 'e'

by COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctionse,.
- - uste clerks With O. Mcclure co..
0r star once once s svsnSs and llth street.
LE EhSEs G STHr WILL. cFgRNITURE. FIX
FEC1s OF PULLMAN Is HOTEL 9Th .trs.,
between Penn'a avenue and street ar Az,
On THURSDAY MORNING, April q. a, n
and f I Ts sell II fas sscd
street, comprising In part the following good
viz: soous'
French Plate Mirrors
20 Brussels and Three-ply Garnet
Swainut Marble top Sideboar5s
IL Imitation Oak and Walnut Marble. ton and
80 air and G HUI Mattresses
$50 Co,nar, ana HAT Piliows and holsters
10 sO'tsr and 0 Piiios sD Gsse: and Sheets
IS Linen Table Cloths
Lot of Napkins and Towels
IL OAs and Walnut Extension Dining and other
20 Oak Cane seat Arm and Dining Chair.
LARGE 9u.ntity Plated Ware and Cutlery
walnut Hsircloth Sofas, Castor and Side Chairs
Painting. and Engrayipgs
Painted Bedsteads and Bureaus
Painted Washstsnss and Tables
Plated walnut frame Cigar Case
70 SEAL Dining Tables
Lot LO. Gop..s s1d :.s..
hhooSs o. Ges Chandslisrs and Fixtures
Once Desk and Bnrsiture
Yer, .Iss f.nes capable Of Cooking H for ~ issr
Al.s: q Q 'ef.ei. Win be sold:
ehesnsnt large Gray Horse, fine family
TOP Rpsxy. Express Wagon
Toss,ssI .ith great many other goods too nu
.I ls-d&ds COOPER q LArIMsR, Auct.
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LABOR, WAGES, &C.-Labor is really the
standard by which the prices Of products are
governed, and Its fluctuations, whether up or
down, correspondingly affect Commodities.
Tor example, suppose that wages Were now
advanced one hundred per cent, so as 70 give
woInng men from - 70 50 day, what would
be the consequence When the workingman
would come 10 his landlord 10 make Contract
for another years rent, be would find that the
price had advanced one hundred per cent
Why because the landlord would saw Iabor
has gone up in that proportion and II costs
that much more 10 build and repair hon,ss
fhan II did before. The coal dealer wouId
donoie me price Of his fuel because the cost of
coal mining had pulled, and home mapufac
sure OF all kinds would double because NJ
would cost twice much to make them
would the workingman be any better off then
VIII lofty dollars week than he is now
win twenty The case would be simply a
repetition Of the experience between wages
Ell years ago and the present rates Iet
me prlce OF labor &c as high as You
please, ana general prices will keep pace with
IL Prices, like water, seek a natural level.
ana since labor Is their general basis il is i'm
possible 10 raise 10 without affecting all the
rest The Truth Is that laborers are now nav.
ing IS per cent more than they ought or mead
10 pay for everything that they eat or wear
IL u they who pay the high rents of the retail
stores, and who enrich the retail dealers IL
Is the excess OF cot over value which they
pay for commodities that keeps them poor and
makes the storekeepers rich. Instead of nav
ing three or tour profits 10 middle men as they
now n 90, me worklngmen ought TO buy from
selves Instead Of enrichIng spectators.
commission merchants, wholesale dealers and
retailers, they ought 70 buy directly from pro.
ducers, and thus save the intermediate profits
Nothing Is easier than to do this If,mnrac
ucable for one TO buy in large Quantities.
twenty, nifty. or hundred can easily club to-
gether- IL is this system, rather than increased
wages, mat workIngmen want for il is the
true and only remedy for the present grew
anees."-N. T. .S5sn
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10y COOPER d LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- date clerks with Jas. O. Mcclure % >
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th siree.s
CATALOGUE SALE OF STANDARD AND
Ml6CELLANEOUBC COLLECTION OF BOOKS
belonging to Q gentleman leaving the city
On FRIDAY EVENING, April 10, at TX o CLOCK,
We will sell, at our Auction Rooms q Library OF
Miscellaneous and Standard Works. belcp gine 70
. gentleman leaving the city.
Terms cash. COOPHR LATIMER,
ep1o Intel Auctioneers.
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VERY VALUABLE FARM, NEAR THE City
AT PUBLIC AUCTION

ON WEDNESDAY, THE IsT DAY OF NAY.
. . AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ,
We shall sell, on the premises. ali that FARM
known on the map Of $50 as the
q Il D NJ Bile Ann.
Comprising ts9 eighty nine acres of land situated
in Washington county, about mile froCl the
Blad ensburg Toll Gate, sud ad joi ming the lands
OF DIR. Palmer, General Hickey, aud W. W. Cor
coren. This place 10 improved by
NEW BRlCk HOUSE.
With Frame Back -building, Corn house, Slaugh-
ter house, Poultry heuse, and all necessary out
buildings. Strawberries, Grapes, and other fruits
in abundance.
This Farm lie well ada pied to and Is nov worked
as Market Garden. Hot beds and vegetables
already well started and hourishing. Soil 10
light, warm, and highly enriched, and IL claimed
10 be the very best for early ss well as general
garden purposes.
The above offers the best opportunity for invest
ment now in the mar ket. Suited 10 Butcher,
Dairyman, Gardener.
VIII be sold altogether. or divided to suit pur-
chasers on the day of sale.
A plat of this place. with full particulars, can
v ID sToUKBRIDGE a 90,
Northeast corner Of eth and n Streets
ap9-td GREEN WILLIAMS, Ancts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctjonee,.
~ No. 326, southeast corner I'm Ana I a.

a NALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUsr
WITH ATTIC AND BRICK STORE ROOM
ADJOINING, AT AUCTION. OWN
On FRIDAY, the Sd DAY of NAV nsXt ..
O'Clock m, We shall sell, On the premises Lot
NO. 8, In squaIe No. SS5. having 80 feet front 90
Maryisnd eyenue, running through to street
seutb, which consist Of large Brick Bufidine
oonta1ning ten rooms and cellar, with geed stars
ferns: One-third cash; balance six and tva,va
months. tor notes bearing interest, and secUrsS
by deed OF trust on the premises Ali go
veyancisg and revenue stamps at the coat Of
the puI chaser. Sl0 down on the day OF saIs VI
late George Hercus VI tHe
GEoRGE @. HRRoys, Agent
ap lg-d Int GREEN WILLlAMS Ancts
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Rr COOPER LATIMER, Auctiopeers
- Late clerks With J. c. Mcclure A 90 !,
Seuthwestccrper Of Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, Star Once Building.
VALUABLE PRoPERTy NEAR THE CITY
SUITABLE FOB COUNTRY SEATS Or NAB
KIT 0AkB EMS, just beyo nd the Navy yard
Bridge, and adjoining Dr. Lieberman Q farm, az
On MONDAY, May s, at u O'Clock m. On the
premises, We shall offer at public auction that
beautiful and arabic tract OF land lust hey the
Esyy-yard Bridge. and lying on the Coed Hone
rosd. This property has been subdl vided In Iots
from one 20 nine acres each, beautifully located
and one OF the most he althS locations Surround
ing the city On each lot Is perpetual spring Of
This sale offers fine opportunity To purchasers
in sc arch 81 country residences, or for marked
gardens. A full descri ptios Of each lot and plat
OF the same can be seen At our auction rooms
Terms of eaIe: One third cash: the residue in
siy and twelve months, secured by q deed of trust
on the premises. deposit Of Slo0 will be re-
Quired on each purchase.
apl.- fmw8ds COOPER LATIMER, Auct,.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aact.; Geor getown.
VERY yALgAsLE AND DESIRABLE PR.
HATE kEslDENCE IN GKORGETOWN. %.

yERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRI.
HHAIH kEslp6SCE IN GEORGETOWN, d.
On MhDEEsDAY, April "a, at S O'Clock, p.
M. will sell. in front OF the premises tn very
,a'uebie and desirable private residence of the
10 William Redin. ~ A'
8 property fronts 100 feet on Cav street.
pew sen washington and Congress sts extend.
lnethe entire depth Of the square TO Dunbsrton
street on which IL has also q fr Mt of 100 feet aud
could be divided without injury TO the original
The House is large and most substantially
buiit, containing 10 rooms, with fae cellars; gas
ana water throuehou is convenient, perfectly
dry In every part, AID in excellent order. An
3moe, Brick 6tabling. Carriage House and Ice
mouse ere on the grounds, which are highly i'm
proved with choice eyergreens grapes, and other
fruits. The situation is airy and healthy, COM
handing an extensive view OF the Potomac Ar
ington Heights, and the city OF Washington ana
tie loo Atty for a residence most Desirable.
Terms.-Ons-thir cash; balance in one. tive
esd three years. With interest, secured by . deed
OF trust on the property.
CONVEX ancins and stamps At the esst of the pur.
chaser.
aDis-d THOMAS BOWLING, Aust.
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BREADsTUFFs-The Chicago Republican OF
trioay, commenting upon the advance OF
ofeaostuns, says - During the past ten DAYS
the prices OF nearly all kinds OF breadstuffs
nave advanced materially. The is due mainly
10 light stocks and supplies all over the conn
Try, ana not, as our Eastern brethren believe
SO fsr as the supply Of wheat in the West ia
concerned. the indications now are that the
great bulk OF the receipts of good grades at
Cnicago' up 70 next harvest, will be required
Indiana western Pennsylvania, Western Vir.
gina. Michigan, and large portions of south
ern and Central Illinois are now depending
wholly Ior their supplies OF wheat with which
70 make hour on the markets Of Chicago and
milwaukee furthermore, the supply OF No.
spring wheat bears very small proportion to
Ine toai reeeipts-the great bulk of the best
grades having been marketed and Skinned
last fall D"
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RY n. K. WALSH 4 co., Aactioneers.

RY II. K. WALSH CO., Auct1oneers.
- No. ass Penna. ave-, corner 10th street.
FURNITURE. FIATHER BEDS, BIDDING,
o,s.rrpnAc, At oAgGTlOE: ~
O'Clock, We will sell, in front Of auction rooms
gedstesds. Feather Beds and Bedding
6ure aus, Mattre sses. Washstands
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Rockers
Sofas. Lounges, Clocks
Sewing Machines, Looking Glasses, &c
Superior Carpet aBd Bugs
Three pieces Ingram Carpets
Tables and Stands
Deli Glass and Crocksryware
Cooking and Parler Stoves.
A lot DRY Goods
Ladies and Misses and Boys Shoes.
All Of which will be sold without reserve, for
cash. M. x. WALL II Co,
1t Auetfoneers
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A it 70 our desire and An teptio, N sn,r,..
citizens Of Wa:hingtoa this nscsssary articls ~
the loyssf pos.bis price We beg the stance Of
plying With the following rules. which are inSiS-
l. All persons usinR less than 100 pound. An,
will b obliged to Day for the same IN tickefs -
be bad Of the drivers or ct the central once CO.
paid for on delivery. ! a'e-
=. Drivers win not leave any ice without
r r. FOWLER,
Superintendent Of the Warrington and George
town lee Gem DA1y. ap Ile q
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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. s26, corner of eth and str eets
VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
WITH ONE-STOkY BASEMENT ANN L0T

WITH ONE-sTOhY BASEMENT, AND LOT,
West. at Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at 6 O'Clock D.
n, We shall sell, on the premises, part Lot No.
], Square <sS, having 81 feet inches front more
or less, running back the depth of the lot, with
House, containing rooms, with halls. gas, &C.,
being in good location, and desirable property.
months. for notes bearing interest. and secured
By deed OF trust on the premises. Conveyancing
and revenue stamps q. the cost of the nm re haser
S1o0 down on the day of sale.
an Is GBEEN A WILLIAMS Aucts
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mVkALs OF MEMPHis.-The Memphis Ava
ianche says that there are in thai city fourtssn
Ramohng houses. each OF which pays SIOO
monthly olaekmail 20 the police There are
nineteen oIothels- Their contribution TO the
ponce II 80 each a month. Each inmate pays
an additional sic every month A short time
ago avery bold robbery was eommirted-SI. 100
were stolen BY appointment a policeman no et
the robbers at gambling house TO Obtain
the share OF the police. IL being dificuIt 10
effect division 1.-The money was sent out and
changed, the policeman waiting the return of
he messenger.
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TOMORROW.

RY 6AGLE CO., Auctieneers.
ID Salesreom, 293 Pennsylvania avenue
PEREMPTORY SALE OF GROCERIES,
BROOMS. BASKETS, TWIHE, &c
On SATURDAY, April %. ct 10 clock, We will
sell. without reserve in front tof our Salesroop-
81 casks Sherry Wine, Dbl. Brandy
10 demij Johns Whisky
5 do Old Blackberry Brandy
20 cases superior Old Bye and Bourbon whis-
key
q cases knine Wine, &c.
ALSO,
lot Of Groceries; Soap, Coffee, Spices
Br0oms, Market Bssk cts, Irvine
Blacking Brushes. Clothes Pins, &c.
Sale positive. Terms cash
apl9 NA0LE CO., Aucta
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIone.,.
u No. S26, southeast cor 7th Ana I, A..
E&OGLLENT PARL0R AND CHAhRrR rr,
A!IuRE, BRUeeELs, THEE Ply

ar tIrq}kkE BBRpssEts, TAkni. PLY, IN.
On MONDAY, the 18th Instant, Al IN o;ci
m, We ehail sell at House No l23 on tn. ~. =.
side OF Fennsylvanfa avenue, befveen a. s9uh q
streets west. the following Fur nitu re- Vi ~
Two Parlor Suites, Mp hol stored In Rem co.:;..,,
r,,i t t ssts SEAS Side and Castor Oh air.
Csnter Tables ~Au o'nef
Your MahoGany French Bedsteads
walnut and Mahogany Marble ten ami o,,.-
Pressing Bureaus s"u etner
Manogany and Walnut Marble. TOP Wasbst.n..
SOLID blacf walnut Wardrobes
al rcIsth Arm and Nurse Roskera
Two Gilt Frame Parlor Mirrors
ainut and Oak colored Coftase Sets
walnut Extension and other Dining Tabi..
good assortment Of Painted Oh amber Fnrn,t,r.
and window Shades urnitsrs
I~eiTs excellent Brussels ,fhrse.Dly, and Ingram
5rrsses, Venetian, and other Stair CARPETS
u all Ole oths, Rug, u ats, and stair ROD
Excellent Feather Beds. Pillows, and Bolstsrs
Blan kets, Comforts, Spreads. Sheets and Ca...
Hssriy new refrigerator and two Cooking Stoves.
good lot Of Kitchen Req uisites
And many other articles, too Numerous IN
enumerate. ious 70
Terms cash.
epH GRE1N WILLIAMS, Aucu.
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Rl 9KEEN WILLIAMs. Auctioneer.
" No. a26, southeast corner eth and 10 straet,
ING LOTS FRONTiNa or III ar HxlLa

ING LOTS fkONTlN0 ON nth ST WEHT
Between North II and President's Place in
equare No 10! 2, at Auction.
BY virtue OF decree Of the late Sircuft Oourt
o. this District. dated October rs, 1889 psssed
the cause Of Aueusts McBIair and othe va viii
liam Gsdsby and others. No. 1 AS equity, and of
9Sbseauent decree OF the Supreme COURT Of the
District substituting for the iginai trustee.
Will orer at auction. on FRIDAY, the I0th
day OF may, 1857, at s O'Clock p. m, in frsnt
viz: No~'
Lots % and %. in Square l67. each hsvfue a from,
o. ~ ieet on 18th street north, running bact Ias
fe.t inches to Q 81 foot alley oe0A I'D
The above described property fs bsau tifrilv .it .
Art Building
Terms Of sale One fourth Of the pnrob.,.
money TO be paid In cash, and the residue i'm fon1
equal payments, at four, siI, eight and ten Tssr.
respectively. with interest, which ID to be naiI
semi ~, annually. Is the court :lai! order and d.
SuIeha:sr with apIreye cd security snd . reserved
lien on the property, the legal title be rets,ned
unlii the whole purchase money shall be paid
should any purchaser desire to pay the mr. rcbasa
money and obtain his title at an earlier neIio6
than that fixed above, it would doubtless he ~
lowed on DUPLICATION to the court The term. 20
sale must Be complied with in one week After AZ
or the property may be resold ct the risk and
WALTER 6. cox. rru.tss
ap 10 2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, A1ets
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RY GREZN WILLIAMS, Auctfsneers.
- No. S26, southeast corner 9TH and sta

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
BUlLDIkG LOT POINTING ON g sTREFT
E0kTH. BE1WEKH SECOND AND THIN
eTRkETS WEST, AT AUCTION
On MOHDAf. the 18th inst, ct o clock n m
BY virtue Of en- order and decree of the eupreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, bearing ate
June IL. 1885, and passed in the cause OF Foote ct
a. vs. Philips. No 66s equity , we shall offer for
sale, In trent OF the premises, Lot No. s. IN cub.
division OF square No. So having q feet front
running back thedepth Of the lot 10 a ~ foot all
ley, making IL handsome building lot.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in six and
twelv. months. the purchaser purcE asers sivf
his or their bonds able to the peetiye heirs
for the deferred payne bes ring int rest from
the day Of sale. All convey aueing and revenue
stamps II the eest OF the purchaser. Title deed
20 be retained until the whole OF the purchasa
money is paid. THOMAS LEWfs
JOB W ANGUS,
JOSEPH HODGSON,
JOHN L, GARHER
WILLIAM DIXON
,nyn Commissioners.
ap IL eoAos GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ID Late clerks with Jas o. McC5mir" II,
Southwest corner Of Pehn'a ave. and ilth strsSe,
DIsIE 3 IHI =, BEIGE BEsIDENos, WIT,

sIun LOI on Third street west, between p.
On THURSDAY AFTERRUON. April 18th a..
hve O'Clock m, on the premises We viii ali
Lot NO "A, IN reservation No 10 situated on ~
west side Of Third street west, between pa a .ns
AND . street north, having front Of co feat I:
the rear With . 10 foot paved allev sS,oinisy IN
on ne scSrh es, and improved slbstant.
% feet 'front.' with slate roof And stone asGnt
iron railing, and contsiline double psrlors. Win
ana Eve nh.mS., wee all dining room. Kitchen,
water In front Of the premises "u'o' and
would call the attention Of persons In want
ly enhancing In value rapid
Terms: One.third cash; 500 1t tims ~ AL.
balance IN one And two years, with fpteSess "a
ee ured by deed OF trust upon the premises xT
purchaser. Possession given immedistsIv vi INC
~ Yd COOPER LATINER. Snn.,.
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fRxMH Rf hhHPNhHa kOIS, WiTh LARGl

NALU ABLE BUILDIN0 LOTS, WITH LARGE
fKAM1 BUILDING. known as Freed men
On WEDN IsDAY, the LIST dsy Of May next, st
O'Clock 2. m We shall sell, on the premises. 4
being Lots Nos. a, AZ, IS and "A in said sau are '
with the improvements: which 10 improved by a
large Frame Heuse. This square is bounded by
north.
Terms One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, for netes bearing interest and secured by
adeed OF trust on the p, emises. All conyeysncing
Slb0 down on the day OF sale,
ap l6-eod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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OY J. T. GOODWILL 4 CO., Auctioneer.-
- southwsst cor Pa. ave. and * street,
TWO FRAME TENIMEgTs AND Lot Al

April 10th. q o'elsck. on the p1smisss1 Lot r.
sSgsrs sse, .IPSsiss My Iara AsTtst. iosting
feet. Improved b. tive Frame Tenemsnetss. The
rear Of enc built q brick and suitsbis Tor BE-
nsIy. tie ether suitabls for restaurant. Good
Terms easy end WIN b mode known on dsy Of
sale; Slos TO be paid when the property 10 knock.
.SisM' 1T. o0LDwlLL 4 CO., Auess,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

M COOLER LATIMER, Auctieneers,
-. late clerks With Jas. q. Mcclure a CO.
w->corser Of Perm q avenue and lltb st.
Star Once Building.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers-
ID No. 526 S. r. cor. Tth and % strsets.

FOUR vALuABLI BUILDING LOTS, THREE
Lrsnting street. North; and one fronting on 3
street, vest q Auction. ~ A"'A
On rGESDAf. the 3sth inst, sty,I O'Clock ..
SQUARE No. is, being gu bdiyi6ed into fns build.
Ing iss, seSn LOT fronting on = having II feet
eleys. nnks tnep handsome building iots. TSs
lot fIennns On the Alley having So feet trent. 81
::ssSis. making . good lot for . me
es.ns: 0se-thiIs essh; balance in six, twelve.
a. sssnrsd dssa Il trssf On Il premiss.
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