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1nlfd door east oil seventh str eet
TRUSTEES SAB OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fhuPEkTt BY AUCTION, No 1884 MASSA-
tHCsETTS AvEStE SURrHWEST.
E%E = ned, dated April Is, ISL. and recorded in
lil ~ 645, folio ls Of the land records of ash
1ngtun Colnty, District Cf Columbia srd by direc-
tlon of the party secured thereby, sh All sell at
Ctu-eits avenue aud 18th street y on MONDAY the
18th day Of December, I1l, at , 30 m all the fol
owing described property named in sail trust All
that certain piece or pare OF ground stu in the
city Of Washington, District If Columbia, known
and d. signated lot Lot numbered nineteen 49,
IN j W. humsey = subaEy zion Of square numb red
pears upon the record. in the Office of the Surveyor
Of said city, with the thereon consist
Ing Of iEe Brick DIV cling house
There IL q prior deed OF trust upon this Property
corded ia liber 6 felio 81 &C. Of said land records
The PT misses will be sold subject t. said incum-
braEcc. Pate OF these notes and maturity will be
CIV at sale.
Terrs Of sale: One third cash; the rest in two
sq1a! instalmruts, an one aud two years, with in
terest secured by notes and deed of trust on the
property. S10 t. Be- paid down when the property
ia stru. x of, which will b. forfeited unless thu
ter of sale complied with in FIVE days from day
Cf sale and in that the prop rty Will be rssold
At he rick aud COet of the defsulting purchaser.
Stamps and cORy eyencing ~ rurchs,er exp 'nss.
dCcl6 AUSTIN Z. BROWN, Trustee.
- POST PONEB UNTIL FRIDAY, December
2sd. sane hour and place
dec2l-td AUSTIN P. BROWN, Trustee.
81 POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF TH3
weather 9nih THURSDAY, De- ember 2.th same
AUSTIN p. BROWN, Trustee.
81 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, ian
UaTy 81, same time and piece.
Jz2t AUSTIN p. BROWN, Trustee.
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DIED.

fLANTOE On the - January, at u g. D m PHI,
Dir '. A CLAYTON, wife Il IN mas &. Clayton,
aged a. ytar-.
Notice e funeral To- morrow.
GIBSON. ON the 81 inst, at OCIcck a. m ,
TRANk .. GIBSON
III" fTeud and relatives 81 the family are
"a to attend his funeral FRIDAY evening. Ianu4ry
sJh, At clock, from his late residence, ID st
18th street.
SMITH. On the Il instant JAMES L SMITH,
-. Al years
Sickness sore long time n bore.
PHYSICIANS wer- in vain,
lill e. q. at last, did hear hin moan,
And eased hial from bis pain.
Gone. but not forgotten.
h funeral viii take place 20 morrow THURSDAY }
evening, ~ , o'clock, from his late residence, Il ,
Tween q : and Ith. Friends aud aCluaiutances
sIs invited 70 attend.
NANNALL. On the 31th Of December, after a
short hut painful illness. JOSEPH y WANNALL,
a-'d g yesr-. New York papers please COPY I
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Poisoned CHEESE.-At the recent inve-tiya-
ton OF a ease of poisoning from cheese, il was
found that only portion OF the chees, in queS-
ton had bad effect. while the rest that al
been sold was harmless, which makes plausible
tie conclusion that the Curd had remained in a
bras kettle. and that the injurious portion of
tie Curd had been SCTapcd from the edge of the
Kettle where yeTdigTiS had formed from the
aCidity of the milk The Use Of brass kettles
should be discouraged in the manufacture of 81
important article OF diet, "a when even a
small portion OF metallic poison il deposited.
l. pTOIOrti Onately huTtful.
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Rf LATlMER & CLEARY, Auctfoneers,
y Star Office Buildings
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and lltb stree.

FOR SALE,
IL On SATURDAY, January f3, at go q CLOCK
81 on the premises, will offer at pubic sale h
.not previously disposed Of at private sale
that hrst-class RESIDENCE. No l42i on street
near corner OF 10th street W ashing on. formsr Nv
"SSHpied by Senators Pomeroy and Su nner
nls property fronts 20 feet, and ba ks ON I'd feet
e,s Graded and paved. All special taxes for sew.
"a. Sater communications and paving of streets
i len paid The location is be ween two pub'
80 a. ~ sstlOns, Scott Square and Franklin SQUARE
ssr, ., 1ss me most desirable and ghly improved
Terms will BE- made known On aavo-s.Io
-, H.. "h. bB. CROSS. NJ li22F 81
anI-ols LAIIMER CLEaRv An~fs
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HELSlBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EXCEssEs
OR EARLY INDISCRETION,

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM EyCESSFs
OR EARLY INDISCRETION,
attended with the following symptoms: Iadisposi.
ton TO Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory
Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness Horror
Of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful
Horror ofDeath, Night sweats, Cold Feet, Wake.
fulness, Dmness of Vision, Languor, Universal Las
situde Of the Muscular System, often Enormous An
petite with Dyspeptic Symptoms Hot Hands, Flush
ing Of the Body Dryness of the Skn PaIlid Coun,s
nance and Erupiions the Face, Pain in the Rack
Heayiness Of the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Sufusiou
and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention. Great MobiIi
ty, Residences, with Horror of Society Nothing il
more desirable to such patients than Solitude AM
nothing they dread, for fear Of themselves No
no repOse Of manner, earnestness, speculation
but a hurried transition from one question 70
another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, If ALLOWED TO GO
ON-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMOVES-S0ON FOLLOW Loss OF POWER
FATUITY AID EPILEPTIC FITS. INoNE OF
WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
During the superintendent Of DR.. Wilson at the
Bloomingdsle Asylum, this sad result occurred %
two patients. Reason had for a time left them, and
both died of epilepsy They were of both sexes and
about twenty years Of age,
Who can say that these excuses are not freouen.x
followed by those direful diseases, Insanity and
Consumptionp The records of the Insane AsyIums.
and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION. bsa,
ample witness 10 the truth of these assertions In
Lunatic Asy lums the most melancholy exbibitio,
appears. The countenance is actually sodden and
quite destute neither mirth nor grief ever visit.
it, Should sound Of the voice occur il Is rarely ar
ticulste.
"With woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled.',
While we regret the existence of the abova ia
eases and symptoms, prepared to offer an
valuable gift Of chemistry for the removal of the
sequences.
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MARRIED.

EO>S-HU TCHINSON. December 81 b. R-v b
SUutgTlard- LEW - BOSS, of Providence Il ID. ta
Mrs RFLLIE " HI JOHNSON, of thi. city =
THOMA>-MCNERHANY. On the 5ist OF Decem-
ter- in Georgetown, ~ the residence Of Mr.. Wm.
helsn. b. the Rev. q ii St"nestreet, Mr. A. =.
THOMAS, 81 Kansas. 10 Mis- ELIZA M. MCNER-
HANI. &C Virginia No cards,
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y FFEoS not pleasant visitor. Although
this remark J. capable OF "a wide Interpretation
j. = truth u any case will not he denied. Blu
reference j. intended more especially to the un
leasaHf O. .oH that takes mp position ON the
finger. and shows intention OF vacating
pTemI-e~ fcT which il pays no rent, and in fact a
INT j. apt To- insure it, removal. Says the Jour
nal OF Health " An exchange saws II is sure
cure to put -"m- Goals into a pot, throw on these
Goals a handful each ct hops, rye Hour and brown
sugar, AMI hold the affected part for fifteen min
EtcS in thu steam, AMI repeat it several times
"A more trtaiH cure i e. bOrc hole in the pot
nd StiCk the finger through and let il stay there
until The finger l. burnt or, and that finger
n never have fel0u more True enough.
Int the remedy i worse than the disease.
The same Journal kindly adds, however, that
there l. a scientific cure for a felOn.- always
safe, get physician 10 plunge his lancet down
40 the bone. a natural fe!On j. a born thief; a
Astrological felOn i boil between the bone
aud the Sinew. Whe:. a boil il under the skin
Culy, il j. painful enough until il breaks but
when il i r. nv mbcred that the sinew il a. much
tougher than the skin a. a beef hide Is tougher
than paper, u j. easy TO see that the pain vi "A
boil under the SinCw i more terrible than one
under the skin The educated surgeon, there
fore, al, iSes the Use of the lancet, a. above.
The cause of felOn l. usually bTui>e of the
finger heavy enough To reach down 10 the bone
and TO iEhame it,
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Boston WIDOW. who evidently COntem-
Rates LAYING aside her weeds. writes in this
SfNle 20 a friend love always seems to me
IKE the everything royalty ~ the French kin -.
Il TDi ssf mort. TIRE l. roo Love still lives
though the lovers and the loved have departed.
= heir children love on. Even in an individual
life love is not dead when the object loved nav
lie. Duc can love truly more than once. The
husband A. he hears the thUd of the cold earth
falling on the coffin OF his dead first love.
through his tears softly whispers. 'FfmoUT est
7sC-i.' A. he leads. fOTgetful OF ire Old. new
love to the altar with whom to plight a second
trOth, while the marriage bells are mcrrily ring
irg 2, triUmVhantly he shouts, Fire TAmq1lr -
md WHY blame him because he cannot walk
I,S weary life path alOnC2'
\ DEVICE for preventing the theft of postage
and revenue stamps by dishonest clerks aud
'fiiCe BOYS, has been patented in England. and
approved BY the post office department there.
~ consists in simply peTfOTating the stamps
It'll the UitialSOt the legitimate owners. 50 that
other persons 20 whom they NAV be offered for
sale will know at once that they have been
stolen. The plan might lie found useful in this
country. Many firms aud institutions using
large gU1utitIes OF stamps suffer considerable
losses by daily derredatiOnS on the stock they
are obliged 10 keep on hand. With ght not
be committed il the thieves could not safely
dispose OF their booty.
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Z. I" r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
sfser reAdins this advertisement need any on.
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY BELIEF is CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
1t was the first, and is
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excruciatIng pains. all
Of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other glands On
organs, by one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no how violent or excruciatine the main IN,
RHEl matte, Bed ridden, Infrm, Crippled, Esry.
Gus, Neuralgia or Frustrated with disease may suffer
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUHGs
ORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART
MYSTERIES, Group. DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application OF the READY gELIE .oas
afford ease and comfort "
Twenty drops in half tumbIer OF water will ., =.
few minutes cure CRAMPS, SPISMS, SOU6
STOMACH, HEAR1BUKN, SICK HEsh
viz II i iii SokElasS .Ss Il fNfs GSSEEf
rAINS
Travellers should always carry bottle OF RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drop,
in water " i'll sickness pains from hsnoe
OF water Ii s better than French brandy or bitter,
o stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for Hfty oent, Thar.
IL not remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious Bilious
by RkDWkYS Pills. so oaieS AZ Rsnwts si1ee
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents per bottle.
nv RAn~av,s
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oT-AuOther Old lady has taken her first ride in
the ear, and remarked when the train run OF
Tie track. You fetch up rather sudden. don t
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r. b. FOSTER. n. D.. DENTIST- A. $500,
New York avenue, near 18th street. No. 49,
dslphia enables Dr. to subserve the 81 I'M,
OF those who engage his services. nSiie9 ~. 49,
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EVENING STAR.
The wharton Poisoning Case.


In the trial of Mrs. Wharton at Annapolis
tht greater part OF th' day, and only left il to-
ward the close Of the session OF the court - al
lew o. the examination OF Mr.. y. n. COttmaB.
no testified as follows. | am Mrs. Chubb's
daughter, 1 TeCOlleCt Mrs. W. coming to our
t'uSe on nv sisters birthday. the Eth Of Janu-
airy last, and Gen. N. came, and went in the
\ zrlOT, and Mr.. W. Was there also; / was al>o.
and immsd at, N left, "A few moments after this
saw Mr.. W. in nav room. AMI she and / later
went out. before this went into the parlOr and
saw z. scraps al paper on the hearth.
a he attorney EtHcral admitted on the part OF
The state. that Mrs. Wharton asked witness to
nj for Gen X. on the day above mentioned.
Crosse N3mIUatiOG--GeneTatk X. had not left
tie hOust lJrg before | went into the ParlOr;
think Isaw him 60 out, he was in the parl9r
= hen Mr.. W. came to nv room, my moth, was
IN Baltimor-. their was no one in the house eN-.
CCpt General r.. Mrs. W. myself and the ser
wants, the PtIlor y on the : 'cOud floor; we burn
crate in g.. back AM a LatrObe stove in the
Z ont pare. here are two pariOTs. connected
\ fO.riug doors. nv room J. over the front one;
General h. and Mr.. ". were IN the back; there
Tie CONT then adjourned.
Prot. IL. - testimony was that OF both
chemical ,Npcrt and n, deal expert, and in
Gluded 2 fan review OF all the dise4s that,
from the mptum~ detailed. night have caused
the death Uf Gen. SctCh Nm. a. well a. the eX-
preston 81 = decided opinion a. tn the Insult CT
tHCv of tie analyses OF Professors Aiken and
. Cnry.
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I hGBRhr : :, FOLEY . Trustees.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
/ NITED STATES MARSHALL SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of 6eTi Gacias on iuspment ~
SondennatlOh issued from the Clerk Office If the
supreme Court of the District of Columbia and 70
me directed, L will sell at public sale for casb IN
r t1 o. me Court use door OF said District on
O'CLOCK a, m, the following goods and chatteIs IN
Nh, Tn VIZ; one heavy Gold Watch; one Topas Ring.
set Amethyst (Stud and Ring, seized and LEVIED
nPon as the goods aud chattels Of VIM II Gray, and
NIL De sold to satisfy execution No se59, in favor Of
January 2, lSf ianSJsJs
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YOUNG AND RISIaa GENERATE, \

The yegetatiye rCszsTs os life strong, but IA e
few years how often the pali;d hue the lack lus;r,
eye and emanciatei form, and the impossibi.ity Of
application to mental EFFORT show their bsaeFul in
fuence. 1t soon becomes evident to the observer
that some depressing influence is chockiag the dc.
velopment of the body. Consumption 10 talked Of
and perhaps tie youth is removed from school and
sent into the country. This is one Of thu worst NOV
ments. Removed from ordinary diversions Of the
eyer-changns scenes of the city, tho powers of the
body, too mGsh enfeebled to give sest to healtkful
and rural exercise, thoughts are turned irwardIy
upon themselves
If the patient be a female he approach of the
menses is looked for with anxiety a. tho FIRST symp-
tom in watch nature is to show her saving power in
difusin1 the circulation and visiting the check with
the boomof health. Alas increase Of appetite ha,
grown sy what it fed Bhe energies of the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy il deranged
The beautiful and won isrful period in which body
and mind undergo Sc fascinating q Change from chs
TO woman, is looked Ssr in vaia. The parent he
blescs in anxiety, saa faa2es 10 grave but wa
fer las victim.
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Rl filCH J fbN,
ID n al Estate Brokers,
Ola Seventh stree OPP site Post Ofice.


cATaaho0GTE SALE OF one MAGNIFICENT
fMS N HsfEEt NtsE9Ss
EaspkSABEss Two St sSP hs Esffi iks G AGR
SAhff EEts !SE 2 S StNSE s SUI W W9Rk
ThEE ISL.ib viii rEi hS9S6 ND 5S FIRF
GILT: TWO EBONY CARD TABLES; EBONY
al WORK sTIHR d2E s sSPhRS
JAPANESE WORK BOX, WITH ARTIST
f rsFky4 fA GSI. T daap EH rye
hG G%fS st tS fEENHE ST FLPTEE
oNE MAGXtFIGENT PARIT6R SUITE SUITE TTP'
RhSI 3SH EtrG fksfsP PSsi1 AT sdrrF
Ms sGEFRp
ILNrLY CARyED BTFEET; on, sILyER
STss6s TWO Bon Bon srA 4 sM .sb bf Fw5
sFfSrfs sSc &y 4 kSR PVT HsssdSs
IFGFIo & F GF R6HnAfs5F co.
E1GE c,KyE rLA fxT TSsF XYAoSlEIcETT
iI@tE! CASE: ESGHIsH Bk rs 5sEI St oak
Eta BEkyfIr1 HHf 6 tRiE nrhhff STAS
aHAIRs; ONE TCYt Moon BEDSTESR
EkkTE RFSBfE A @Ie ITt wv W G2M
MIRROR. FRONT ARMnlEE; ONE TUYA
WOOD CDMMDDE- MARBLE TOP ANTIDTE
BUREAU STYLE LOUIS XIV; ROSEWOOD
IABLE. NLAID WITH IVORY; TURKISH
LII k6E, ARM AND SIDE ca AIRS, TPHOI.
STEkEn IN CRETONSE; ROSEWOOD WRI-
IINt IE>kS. SECRETARY AND BOOKCASE
VAIN AND OAK OFFICE TABLES: MA
EoGANl AND OTHER CHAMBER FT'RNI-
II ~ J. = tsE AND ~ PERI X COZ Lotion
OF GOLFER COOKING UTENSILS, &c, &c
ALSO. AT 1 O'CLOCK
ONE PAIR FINE CARRIAGE HORSES. ONE
- EGAST LANDAU. MADE IN PARIS:oSE
IHhEIONj ONE SET DOUBLE HARNESS
STABLE FURNITURE, &c
"a On FRIDAY MORNING, January 9th,
HTTTcOmmencing at l0lS o'clock, AZ the resi-
W 'dencs OF his Exee llrncy &. &. CatacaZy the
Russian Minister, No. 1886 I street, between Thr-
t-enth and Fourteenth streets, We shall sell fhe
atov DESCRIBED superb collection II Furniture &c
The House will be open for ms pection on day pre-.
viOus to sale. - ~
Terms Cash.
. LATIhER CLEARLY, Auctionesr
southwssi copper of Penn. avenue and IIth street
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Is THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsrpIC,
OF OLCMBIA.

7hs :sfb day II NoreIaJsr, Isl
hassa FRAZIER, plaintiff,
Nicholas Mulliken, and ELLEN hi
vile; Joseph X. Nulliken and Ey- NJ 90,
eiine his Nifs; William Muiliken Eanity D.,cte,
and earah. N. wife, aud Samuel a'' DNNASt
King and Nancy, his Wife
" motion q the plaintiff, by c. storrs her ~.
10 ~ - ordered that the defendants ab.ye me-
tHheI cause their appear ance be IN ,erad = "a,
-. 81 Lele5e the nrst rule day occurring T,V dsvs
y ri a. IN case u default ~ u h'Soedcd
True copy.
Y. MEIGS. Clerk AS' S'ie- justice.
70 L. P. WILLIAMS, AsstCIerk. p7aqwY
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctic.eers,
- Northwest corner 10 n aud ID streets

Trustees SALE OFy VALUABLE IMPROVED
PBOPkRTY OF 18TH STREET, BETWEEN
W AND BOUNDARY, ". w
LA; By virtue 1t a deed IF trust dated September
GsW 81, u. ISL, and duly recorded in Lib~r NJ.
8-657, folio -. &c one of the land records for
ashisgrCn county, ID. G., aud by direction Of the
party secured thereby viii self public Icti0n,
IN front OF the premises, at 4 81 clock on FRIDAY.
the 9th day 81 January lS72. o's numbered sixty
seven to7) and sixty eight tSS in T.. h Aliens sub
division 81 part Of the half of square, numb r
tU hundred and thirty four, together with all the
improvements, consisting of two un aished DWELL
EGfscs.
Terms Of sale: O-e-hslf cash. % which SlGi ION
eac house must bo paid At sale. the deferred pay
me nts 20 be made IN aud Give month, with in
terest at 10 per cntum from daY sale Terms 10 he
fully compiled it'll Withiu five rom day OF sale
Ct6cTwise the trustee the night sli the
prop rty ~ the risk and IF thu FIRST purchaser
after five day notice thereof. All Conveyancing
aBd stamps At pure kascT' 5 cost.
J. T DYER. Trns.ae
lau3d GREEN WIT.LItNS Sr-f,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
10y LATIMER a CLEART, Aucttoneers
H Star GaBce Buildings.
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street


~ Star 0sSce Buildings,
Southwest corner Penna ave nue and 18th street
TRUSTEES SALr OF VALUABLE RUILnING
Lot ON ORR STExET EAST, BETWEEN ID
AND STREETS SOUTH.
- by virtue OF a decree Il the Supreme Court
- term, passed on th. ZSi day of December, 1871,
in The case o. Davis Mercer ct al. in equity, No
2-tl, docket H. will sell Mt public suStOn, 10 the
p M, on TUESDAY. the 3etL day Of January,
ISL all that Of Lot numbered thirteen, 49, In
Square numbered eisht hundred and twenty -ans,
tet IN the CITY OF Arlington, which Subscribed
az fellows beginning for ,uch part OF said lot at
the northeast corner ef said bot Fiths'reet
and running thence line with aid Fifth street
COST south sixteen fec two and three fourth in hes,
ther rorth sixteen Feet and three fourtls in.
ches. and thence east hundred and hye feet and
81 inch to the place of heginn-
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree One
third IN cash, and tse balance ia two equal install
me AIS: payable in SIX and twelve months respect
fyeiy. bearing intcT est from date of safe. and
cared by notes of Purchaser and reserved lien ~
TIE premises. deo0sii cf fifty dollsrs required at
time 81 sale Corresponding and stsAPs at cost Of
purchaser.
1t TIE terms Of sale sire not complied with in Eve
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of tn de-
fauitr purchaser. -
dec7-w.5 wSGs LATIMER & "EEARY, austs.
RY ). sAMSI So 4 CO., Auctioneers
"a will seA at Nc. OH 9TH street, betseCu
and X, n large assortment Of
IL, FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
including small stock Of Dry Goods.
5. SAhS1AG CO, AgctiOnseFs,
On MONrAY. atli O'Clock, we will sell the Fix
lures and one Show Case o absvc store store fNr
rent. Rent $50 per month Apply at the store p St.
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GBBAT BARGAINs Fine Solid q IA ,I,, :. - :,
VI LOCKETS and yEWILRY, Wsrrsased. 10 he
lad q CAkOS BAzAkiS14 Pa. av., between SRI
and 10th st., below suetsp prices, tocS-tr
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~ WI. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
goo and 9O2, W. cor. Penna, ave and 9th AZ

GOVERNMENT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- The undersigned will sell at pubIio auction
III the Auction Rooms Of VIM T.. WalI 4 20
~. No no SOo Penna avenue west. on THURSDAY,
following described REAL ESTATE, conveyed NV
y Ledyard Hodge and wife in trust for the United
!. LOTS numbered twenty laO) and twenty ono.
ll q S1are six hundred and thirty
PART OF LOT numbered fonrteen ga q,
square one hundred and nifty four, 1885, in the city
street, and running west Of that width TO The fuI
depth Of ihe lot including all of said lot H. xcsn
the north nineteen feet thereof " ~ 'N''p'
j. ,LQTs numbered twenty nine (29) and thirty
lSo,) Of j I'm Sherman's subdivision of nar, y;
Peasant aims, in Washington county ID a. "
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