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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-04-07
Mover Forget nything.

Charge your mind with your duty,
That is largely the true definition Of
faithfulness. Bad memory and mis-
takes are used as apologies a great
deal oftener than necessary. A boy
beginning business life will gener.
ally lose his place who pleads such
an excuse more than once or twice.
A successful business man says
there were two things he learned be-
fore he was eighteen, which were afi
forwards of great use to him, viz:
."Never to lose anything, and never
forget anything" An old lawyer
sent him an important paper, with
certain instructions what to do with
it.
"But," inquired the young man,
Suppose | lose it; what shall | DO
then2p
The answer was, with the utmost
emphasis, "You must not lose i'll"
81 don't mean to-" said the young
man, "but suppose should happen
to?"
"But ] say you must not happen
tol / shall make no provision for any
such occurrence. "You must not
lose it!p
This put new train of thought
into the young mans mind, and he
found that if he was determined to
do q thing he could do it. He made
such a provision against every con-
tingency that he never lost anything.
He found this equally true about
forgetting, If certain matter of
Importance was to be remembered
he pinned it down on his mind, fls-
tened it there, and made it stay.
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W. 2. NEALE. M. d.

I)fflCE Main street, between ad and 3d residence,
Main street, between 9th and 9TH. Attends prompt
'snlonaly engaged can always be found at his Office.
Jan 3, r879-Tfy.o - = -
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Love is the weapon which 0mnip-
otence reserved to conquer rebel man
when all the rest had failed. Reason
he parries; fear he answers blow for
blow; future interest he meets with
present pleasure; but love, that sun
against whose melting beams the.
Winter cannot stand, that soft, sub
lining slumber that wrestles down
the giant--there is not one human
being in q million, nor thousand
men in all earth's huge quintillion,
whose clay heart is hardened'against
love.
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ATroRNEys.


w n TUNLINSON' D, W, FOLSLEY,
T6MLISsoS Y PoLsLEY,
ttorneys'and CounscIors at Law, Point Plea.
II SAINT, West Virginia, practicein the County Of Ma
aad in the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
hSPromp attention given to the colectisn Of claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleasant W. va
jams, Is79-Iy:
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RANKrNfWILEY. I,..

"A ttorney at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
d-Prattices in the County Of Mason; the United
states District Court for West Virginia. and in the Sl-
prenc Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia. g- Prompt
attention given to the collection Of claims. anIiy
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JOHN w. ENGLIsH,

A ttorney ut Law, will practice in the Courts Of Ma
n Son Putnam and Jackson, aud in the Court Of Ap-
peah West Virginia Address Point Pleasant Mason
county, West Virginia. Ljan s, Is79-ly
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VIM n. DENNIS,
ttornoy at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
n will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
0aHllles. June Ii-iy.,
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. l.. +. eAsIPBELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro-
a ic%lona services to the people Of Mason county,
~ ~ sAlS promptly attended to whether day night
0ntc IN He" building, next door TO Arlington House
oe'. 70 IS7O-Iy
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A clothier had exclted public GU
riosity by having large apple paint.
ed on his sign. When asked for an
explanation, he replied, "If it hadn't
been for an apple, where would the
ready.nade clothing stores be to-.
day2" /;
Beauty hath no luster save where
it gleameth through the crystal web
that pnrity's fine fingers weave for
it. Mdturin.
The men of good .standiag in a
community are'not always standing
on the street corners.
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W. n. GUM,

A ttorpey at Law. Point Pleasant, West Virginia
a Practices in the Courts Of Mason county, the
Court Of Appeals of West Virginia and the United
States DISTRICT Court for this State Prompt attention
given to the. c9ectou of claims Office the Court
lHGuse. jan. as, ISao-Iy,
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Leadville disdains mere colonels,
The usual remark is, "Senator, shove
the bacon" ~
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N%MS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
From the Easn,ud.

Who Is strong. He who subiues mis- pas
SION VINO ! rcns He who IS satisfied with
lbs 10" He VINO sacrifices a whole Offering
ahtl- b. rewarded for a whole Offering: he VINO
IGers burnt offering Shall have the reward
q burnt Offering: bur he who Offers humility
10 Goa and man shall be rewarded with a re-
Ward Is II he had offered all the sacrifice in the
NCTlu. = here are four Characters IN
scholars: quick 70 hear ana quick 10 forget.
hiS gam Is Cancelled by mis- loss: slow TO hear
anu SLOW 10 forget, his loss IS Cancelled by his
gain; quick 10 hear and slow 10 forget is wise.
SLOW 10 near ana quick TO forget, this is an
eNll lot There are four Characters in those
who 81 under The wise; q sponge a fnhneI a
Stra1neT aud q bot sieve. \ sponue which
sucks up all: funnel. which lets In here and
lets out there; Stra1ner. which lets out The
wine and Keeps back the dregs: a bOlr-stpve
" 'ch lets out the pollard and keeps back the
Hour. lie WHO has more learning tina n GOOD
works Is Ike a tree with many branches bur
lew roots, which the first wind throws on IFS
face: while hc whose works are greater than
MS knowledge Is IKE a tree with many roofs
and fever branches. but which all the Winds
OF heaven cannot upfoot.' III thy wife IA
small. bend down 10 her ard whisper In her
ear. He vino forsakes the love OF his youth
Gods tar weeps for him. He who sees his
wife die before him, has. as it were been
present az the destruction OF the sanctuary
uSeI-around him the world grows dark He
who marrle5 for money, his children shall be
curse to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
- Drew the Wrong LEVER,

This was what the pOsutsman said,
With both hands "a his thrO5biul, head
- drew the wrong lever standing here
And the DANGER signals stood at clear.
But before | could draw it back again
On came the fast eXprBss, and then
came a roar and q crash that shook
cabin floor, but L could not look
At the wreck. for knew the dead would bear
With strange dull eyes at their murderer here, -
Drew the wrong ltsyer?r Eyes. say,
Gro, tell my wife, and-take me away
That was what the pointsman said
With both hands at his thrObbing Lead.
q ye of this nineteenth century time.
Who hold low dividends ii crime,
Listen. So long as twelve hours strait,
Rests ike load OF lead on the brain,
With its ringing of bells and rolling OF wheels,
Drawing of levers until one feels
The hands grow numb with neryeleas touch
And the handles shake and slip Ill the clutch
so long will ye have pointsmen to say
Drew tie wrong lever take NE away"
Uooo "0Tds. ALEXANDER ANDERSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
Uncle AarOn's Rat Trap.

ncle Aaron lived near Hartford, aud was a
tlaLleT-o l-fact man. HIS barn and out-houses
taiIY S"arfned with rats. aud ncle Aaron was
telling friend from another town who was
visiting at his house. how he was troubled by
rats ana now he had seen hundred ct least at
d lilhe. the friend laughingiy told him a hun
take Off a few
Uncle Aaron replld that he was fixing trap,
ana II his friends would wait a few days he
would show him a haul OF rats which would
convince him he WAS not lying.
Al IIent answered his friend; III you Will
know
IN rne pc aaron. too, said sail right; adding,
When his friend started for home The last
thlD9 he said was: s. Be sure aud let ne know
many
The trap ncle Aaron WAS at work On was a
S 5o vi PLATFORM almost as large as olg barn
uo0i, ana the plan was to weight It with heavy
icths, fitlSe one end about three feet from the
nuGI. ana nave 1t so rugged that the pull or
sIling would spring IL and let Ii fall 10 the floor,
iuahlhS IL decidedly uncomfortable for any liv-
IL ! tfa mag That might happen to be under It.
hiier arranging 1t to his mind he began TO
ual. IL. lie threw meal all around anu under the
rap aho Wentto place conveniently near and
matched things. He did not have TO walt long
before he counted at least twenty rats busily
Investigating that meal. But they did not go
Unqer the platform. This was kept up for sew
tiai DAYS and after while the patient watcher
- SfC44t an uOtT OF LNU every udS III SctluS
mem Inan0uvre had the satisfaction or seeing
2S'eral OF the rats venture under the trap.
i lieh ne knew his plap would be success: He
coulo pull the string almost any time OF day
ano catch dozen or twenty. but he Was Lying
10" Tor bigger haul The appraised plat
TO- 10rm was NO longer a terror to the animals.
Ihey took the bait from under 1t as readily as
eouia be desired. Finally Uncle Aaron thought
.ne ume was ripe to pull the string. He had
not baited 1t the night before, so the rodents
we, Would have.a keen appetite, when he sprinkled
tue cheese crumbs and meal that morning. Al
ter doing this he took up his position and
Mlied First one RATA sort OF pi0neer-cane
glluing out and began TO partake OF the feast.
Next a Pair came out: then three or four. then
d 0ozen. They came from all directions. I ncle
aaron was actually trembling with excitement
ne could hardly keep his hand from pulling the
strlhg But he waited until the space under
me platform seemed fairly alive with the crea-
lures; and then-he pulled. down went the
neaFy platform with crash. a number OF the
fats We're seen scampering of; but lnele Aaron
teIt confident that he hae nailed s0me OF EN-.
AS ne came up he saw the heads and tails FRO.
trudlng, and he thought he would give them all
a good square chance TO die before he raised
me trap. He waited TIL night and then he
l1ted lt. He counted one hundred and twenty
TWO dead raIS-HaTtfOTt Conn Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

CONCERNING THE WEALTHY MEN OF Cincln-
1atl tne loiioWlng paragraph appears in the
Enquirer OF that city: Forty years ago there
were only three millionaires IN Cin5inn Att
Nicholas Longworth, who died in 1862, leaving
fortune OF nearly $40. 600 900; Jacob Burnet and
about S20O0,Oe0. The list is headed now
with David Sinton al sl0,00O,OOo George Il.
ShoenOer, S 600 900; A. D. Breed IS. O0u ,O00
oliver Perrin, s. OOO r. r. Springers IS, oyO oon
Joseph Longworth. S. 0UU.00O; estate OF 5. n.
Pike; 100000; Emory Brothers. 5000, 600: A.
u. bullock. Charles and John Kilgour, W. P
hurloQrt, Samuel Fosd1ck, William S. Groes.
PECK, Jacob SeaSOngood, Frieberg & Workum
John soii!ito's estate. Timothy Kirpyis estate
ROoer, Mitchell, :. NJ. Barrett, X. B. Bowler'S
estate, Samuel Wlggins's estate. Judge D. K
Estes estate, j. c. Shorts estate. Gen. James
Taylors and X. B. Hopple are each worth
s2o,OOo,0 Oe while the list OF single miulonnares
Is too numerous to mention"
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Ion. DEAR :" exclaimed young lady enter
Ing public hall the other evening what a
dreadful odor OF carburetted hydrogen =,
Num- said the JaniJor, with puzzled coun-
itnaDce- THE smell of the carburetted hydro
gen" she explained. That's no kind o. gin
u ntn, replied the Janitor; 'thats garss; the
pipes Is leaky, mum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THTsTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET WEST. Between o

Id. LEO = ALE OE W. VALUABLE D.
ING LOTS On THE VEST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN Q
s.By virtue q deed Ct trust to US, bearing zz3
GATE on the l4th day OF June, A. D. $780, and S338
duly recorded in Liber No. 946 folio Is. Of ~
the Land Records for the District of Columbia q ai
by direction of the party secured thereby we The
innasrsisaed Trustees viii sell at pubic ancti d.
b lfo On n 81 ng 9s s aoNpaY THE 21TH
p.M., the Lots numbered tiftytwo l5oJ and fifty
three (53) Of the subdivision of Hopkins subdivi
sion OF Lots in Square numbered one hundred and
Terms of sale: One half Of the purchase r,onsv
in cash, and the balance in equal instalmeots n,
six and twelve months, for which the netes OF the
purchaser or purchasers will be ,ken. bearing in .
terest q SIX per cent per annum from the day OF
sale and secured by deed of trust upon the prsm
ises or all cash at the OPTION Of the purchaser or
purchasers. deposit OF $50 vii. be reoIlirsd IN
each Lot ar the tme OF sale. All conrsyancsnS and
reCoidlns is 70 be at the purchasers cost The
Trustees reserve the right to resell ts property At
the rilk and cost OF the defaultjns purchaser. II
seven days after sale. Wv "~ain
ERMARD s, WEsGoTT.l Tru,,aas
aecla u, ", 81 n, 25&ds
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STREETS, GEORGETOWN. CONSIS PIN4 o
BIZ bRlOk AND TWO FRAME HOUSES,
STABLES. TANNERY, &C., &C., AT AUC-
By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date L.A
Anrt 1st 1880. and duly recorded in Liber Hs2f
$751; folio $40, ct seq, one of the land records .&.
OF the District of Colum bia and at the request of
the parties secured thereby, the undersigned Trus-
tees VIII sell at public auction. in front of the
premises, on TIL UESDAY. ODD DAY OF DECEMBkR,
Peter, Beatty, Threlkeids & Deshin's addition to
said Georgetown, bounded as follows: Beginning
at the southeast corner of said lot and ran north
with the east line of said lot sixty 600 feet thence
south sixty feet to Bridge street; then east the
beginning, improved by two frame buildings.
Also, Lots numbered twenty seven and thirty
seven, IN said addition, As laid down the maps
OF said GEORGETOWN, improved by four brick dwell
lnss, large frame stable and tannery.
Also, AT IA O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, all that part of
Lot numbered IT, in Beatty h Hawkins addition
to sale GeoI getoHn, bounded IS follows: Beginning
on the east line OF Frederick street, at point 10l
feet south from First street, and then south on
Frederick street twenty i've feet then east parallel
20 flrst street ninety six feet to rear 4e of said
lot: then north with rear line of said lot twenty
hve feet; then west ninetystx feet to the begin
Hlng, improved by two brick dwellings,.
The property viii be sold in parcels.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance at six and
cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed
OF trus. on the-property Sold or al cash, at the
option Of the purchasers If the terms OF sale are
Rot COMPLIED with in ten days from the day OF sale,
the Trustees the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defauting purchasers
property at time of sale. All cOnYeyaucins, &C,
at cost Of ppScNHasenrsc .ssrr
dsel1 dSds E. MAURICE CROPLEY.5 trustees
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Four men were struck by an express train at
Bristol Station, Pa, Yesterday. Andrew Ware
was so badly injured that he died soon after
andrew U'Donnell was cut In the head and so
&lJured Internally that he cannot recover and
ank O'Donnen and Patrick Houston were
Haaly cut about the head. 10.
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TIyHOaIAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TAuR IN (3HDRGRT0WG n

By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded -
in Liber 920, at pages PIT, &c., of the land f9HA
records OF the District of Columbia, and at -li8
the request of the party secured thereby will sell
at PUBIC auction. in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, TIE 23D DECEMBER. 1880, AT 1
CLOCK p NJ, the east 20 feet of the west 80 feet OF
Lot 20, IN Peter. Beatty, Ihrelkelds and Deakinsi
addition to GEORGETOWN in said District, with the
improvements, rights and appurtenances TO the
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase
money II cash BALANCE in notes at nine, eighteen
DAY OF sale. secured by deed of trust upon the
premises sold. II compliance be not had with the
Term OF sale within five days thereafter resale
purchaser, after four days notice in the Evening
star newspaper. AL conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost. 500 to be paid in cash at
time o sale. - "
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
cecll- ao&ds l2OS 3Ist (Uongressl strest
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Pings. New York. an Importer OF kid gloves, 10
recover penalties aggregating 1920 200 for pass
ng goods through the custom-house On fraudu-
lenl INVOICES, the jury yesterday rendered a
verdict for the defendant.
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T0-ALORR0W.
Fs,ROMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
BY virtue of an order IF the Circuit Court, passed
December II, $780, i'll law case No. y $40, issued
out OF the Clerks Office of the Supreme court OF
the District of Columbia, and to me- directed, [ VIII
auction house, corner Pennsylvania ave- and nth
street, On THURSDAY, THE 23D DAY OF DECEMBER,
1880. AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ, all the right, ttle claim
and interest OF the defendant in and to the follow
ing. described property, to wit: CONSISTING OF
Underwear, Socks, Suspenders, Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, SCarfs, Eecktes, Pins. Sleeve Buttons &c.
&C seized and levied upon the goods and chat
entitled cage.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Gec20-3t United states Marshal ID G.
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TMEEN Thu MBCLL STREET AND HOW
By virtue of 8 decree of the Supreme -
Court, of the District of Columbia, passed 40
the 9th day OF January, 1850, in Equity .s"l8.
Cause No. 1854, wherein Oliver Il. Mayruder is
CON lsinant, and John W. Besll ct al. defendants
the undersigned trustee will sell at AT O'CLOCK
p. Al, on 5TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881, the following
described property. in parce.s, according to plat
filed il the cause. w: all that part of
Dist1ict Of Columbia, KNOWN as Mount Pleasant.
and being part OF lot No three CD. IN
the. division of. said tract. which WAS allotted
to David Peter said part parcel of land ironing
on the eastern boundary Of the Seventh Street
Turnpike lezdins 10 Rockville aud containing one
squsre OF land, bounded on the north by w.
d. Beas purch sse, and on the south by that tract
sold TO Aaron M Gattrell, together with all i'm
provemenN: &c. Said property was subdivided
into lots of 81 to 81 feet front, with depth OF pos
feet. One of said lots Is improved by large three
story brick dwelling and onthouse.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money
cash in hand, and the remainder in three equal
instalments, payable at six. twelve and eighteen
ments bearing interest st the rate of Blk per cent
annum from date of sale. AL conveyancins at
cost of purchaser. TaIes TO be paid by the
Trustee ont of the proceeds of sale deposit Of
$50 on each lot required ON day Of sale. III the
terms of sale are not compiled with in days the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the risk and cost of the defaulting purcha ser
deco dStds HARVEY l.. PAGE. Trustee
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NaHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE. THREE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE. THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on THR
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS. no. pip.
day of February, 1879, and duly recorded fa
in Lber 9O9. folio q. &c, one Of the land G%A
records for Washington county, District Of Column
bia and by direction of tne party secured thereby
We shall sell, on MONDAY. Tia 9TH DAY OF DE-
premises, the following properly. VIZ: Lot 90 in
recorded subdivision Of original lots IS aud 49,
square IS, improved by a sub-; aBtsal three story
Brick Residence. with all the modern improve
ments.
Terms: One third cash the res; due in two equal
payments at one and two years. with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annua until pad, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold );
all cash, at the option of purchaser If the terms
of sale are not complied with ia ten days. the
Trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and costs of the defaulting purchaser.
AL conveyancing at purchasers cost S2J0 deposit
required when the property is struck of.
JOHN w. C0RS0N,l 7r-,,-.o,
decl0-d&ds JAMES L. DAVIS, ( AfuSSoos'
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EOLkY, AUctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEElIED PLEDGES.
COMMENCING SATURDAY. DECEMBER
18TH.
Fine Gold Watches, American and Swiss GN
makers. w
Fine silyer Watches. % -
Ladies' solid God Sets Jewelry in Cameo (Ioiu-
enameled, Garnet and Turquoise.
5OU Kings, set in Cameo Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl,
Turquoise and Diamonds.
A large assortment of Breech loading Guns.
SPECIAL attention is called to my stock of Unre-
deemed Mus ical Instruments as good as new
Solid Gold Gents Vest Chains.
Solid Gold Ladies' Opera Chains and Necklac. as
and many other articles too numerous to men
ton. FL. COHEN broker
decI6-St 1907 eth street
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T7HUM4s BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON I STREET, BETwEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREE rs
EAST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON

"
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS
EAST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated June 9th, ~
1874, and recorded in lber number 754, &C.
folio 256 of the land records of the District ~.
OF Columbia, and at the request in writing Of the
ton, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, THE
10Th DAY OF DEcEMBER. AT O'CLOCK, all that
certain niece or parcel OF ground situated and ly-
ing in said city, ana known as Lot INBRED one
hundred and one, (f01D in B. L. Giibert's subii-
vision OF Square numbered six hundred and sew
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue in two equal
staments at six and twelve moths, respectively
to be secured 10y notes bearing interest. and deed
OF trust on the premises sold. A deposit OF 5000
viii be required st the time Of slle. The terms of
sale must be complied with within one week after
sse, the property may be resold at the risk and
cost of the fefaulting purchaser, after weeks
notice In the Evening Star. All cost to be paid by
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
decl1, dGds Webster Law Building.
1ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in
consequences OF the SHOW. until THURSDAY. DE-
GENDER 23D, same hour and place. By order of
Trustee dec20- dts
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RIUHAKD SMITH, Trustee.
decl1- dGds Webster Law Building.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON BRIDGE AND FREDERICK
STREETS. GEORGETOWN. CONSIS PIN4 OF
Blk bRIOK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES,
STABLES. TANNERY, &C., &C., AT AUO-
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THE TRADES.

p0oKBIEDISG-Ths LYGKrT BIsDERY employ
H hrBt class Workmel, and turns out superior
WORE one OF the Oldest esta biishm ents in the
city lUl2 Pa. ave-. Sd floor. octi
GIBSON BROTHERS,
u PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
lO12 Pennsylvania ave. Washington. DC
- P1Dt Printing q speciality. 10
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DOWNING, Auctioneer.

II
ChANCERY SALE OF IMPRovED'AkD UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF The SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE,
NEAR TIE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BE-
TWEEN TRUMBULL STREET AND HOW
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE on THE kASr SIDE OF
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