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& OHIO RAILROAD.

RALIiSORE OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND TIE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, J sSl,sy COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO Th Axe EE 1.1 CT SUNDAY. NovEM
cH;cssS cISciSsaff. 4SD ST LOUIS
s:ess- + E;eots City. and Way Stations;
stras5ars. winchester. Hagers.own. aud Way via
t7:45~BiLTIMORE EXPRESS.
& lat hhd Ny sgw 76RR AND BOSTON
l hSb oASs / ley econ-
H F9ete ar baser'"~n and at Point OF Rocks for
ss;ooaOl sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1000 sALIrNoRE EXPRESS s cssops a. Hyattsyils.
fio:4esPii fIsB Bt SHicAGo CINCINNATI AND
ia:ie Baltimore, EIEcott City. Annapolis and Way
i1 3gs5 sRlT E e. hslsn0rs and Way,
Use ;i.rIM oHE EXPn h,S-
Y6..z r.xfs as PHILADELPHIA AND NE"
S:3o-halti;,ore Way Stations Winchester. Fred
'e"i H e., Il Ee hD LAUREL
E r., ~ drederiek via Relay. stops at AnnAp
sslSre a1napsas and Way Stations
seSt''r an' Way stat.ons CON Sunday to Point of
- hsckS md Way Stations only.
!o:4o-i--Ai-: 19iOhE EAPRESS, tMartinSbury aud
Wa. Vi. Relay Stops at Hyattsyiile aud Laurel.)
6:05-l1-.t II Rocks and Nay St.tions
TO i5-lsa:t: ore and Way Stations.
f1A5-i t..iiMORE. HYAlTSTII4LE AND Laurel.
ts:Io-r. ,5BURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
f9:35-fj:t i.ADEIPHlA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPIs:4Ss. Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
194I,,I!4.i AGO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX-
1O:@-BA..TIIORE, HIATTSYII.LE and LAUREL
:, sn5 station 5stSeel, Washington and Annapolis
3uf:ct,li.
fDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
Fer further information apply AZ the Baltimore and
Ohio T,ckes Offices, Washington station. 613 and l3o
PENIS avenue, corner I4th street. where orders
Viii he kC! for baggage t. be checked and recet ed at
Ia:
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A Disastrous Voyage.

ST. JOHNS, NE, December 9.-The Allan steamer
Hibernian after q frightfully boisterous passage
OF Ia days arrived here from Queenstown last
night 1t lost three boats, sky1ight. donkey en-
CINE and portion OF her forward bulwarks. While
the third Oficer and two seamen were engaged
securing a tarpaulfn on the hatch heavy sea
washed all three overheard. The two seamen
chung to ropes and were saved. The ondcer was
swept aStern and persisted.
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A CRANk's ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-A young man,
about 10 years old, was brought to the Police
headquarters to-day by one or Lieutenant Austtus
men, acting in a strange manner and showing
evidences OF being crank. He states that he is
Edward McVeagh, son OF Attorney Mcveagh. The
officer who took him in states that he attempted
to commit suicide by taking laudanum. He states
that he Is from Cooper county, No., and has been
visiting an uncle In Alexandra.
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RAILROADS.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
CAVERN OF LURAY.

The IGrsy Cave and Hotel Company have mott
he'd thiE company that they have introduced ths
Electric LIGHT
INTO the Cayers and they daily Illuminated by
the aid OF tins powerful agent,
NO OTHEH iLLUAINATOR BEING ADEQUATE
TO eDerGe TIE obscuriies of there vast sbtsrranean
halls ard s7ut:cs or to properly reveal their .
MAGNIFICENT Characterization
No siinii2r CEyerns known elsewhere No Cavprns
trieity. ~ ~ 20 WV
The effects produced fully meet the anticpatjop and
are Sty beautiful. and present to the eye vsions
feet.e illumination possible. -
No extra charge IL made for the illumination nv the
Electric ist, and Guides furnished free as usual
LURAY Inn
viii remain at all of year. and visitors
may ee assured OF procuring superior and tirst-cass
accommodations
THROUGH TICKETS,
Arc on sale by connecting roads.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, CHaS. p. HATCH
superintendent Gent Psss'r Agent,
HSs,er@iowD Nd Philadeli his. $40
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THE BROOKLYN has sailed from New York to re
1ieVe the Shenandoah as the flagship OF the south
Atlantic squadron.
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VINHOMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONT
ING ON L STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
TWENTIETH AND TWENTY-FIRST STREETS.
On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER FOUR aa8
TENTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall of $ST$
der Tor SALE in front Of the premises, Lots 10. 20
II and D. in square IS.
Terms day Of sale.
dads TE wAGGAMAN Auct
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
'11O1H]Ah1 DO
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ASD DNIMPRORED PROPERTY IN THE
COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY LIMITS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
eouNr NkhR THG ci rh9fHkT 1fs In THE
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated May 18TH ~,
land records of the District Of Columbia, we viii 1
f anffE i fESst e h paY OF 81
1 nTGGiE Gsk ! AID: 1881: GoMMENCING AT TWO
property Of the late John 4 Turner subdiyded by us
under decree Of the Supreme Court of said District
~ to thirty six t36 inclusive, according our re-
corded subdivision. Twelve of these lots front on the
ath street road eight Mt Pleasant street. three are
remainder front forty foot street laid down on
said subdy,son The lots the 7t street road have
feet or thereabout. The lots on the 40 foot road or
street have front Of so feet by depth of $50 feet or
theTeabont except lot TO- which fronts feet on said
ock creek church. and lot 49, which fronts lS feet on
said road or street. and zoo feet hereabou said
frame dwelling upon lot which lot has front Of $50 feet
on Mt Pleasant street by depth of feet the other
lots on ut Pleasant street have similar DEPTH with
front OF 80 feet lot g. which fronts AS feet Oh
said street and 216 feet thereabout on the road TO
Rock creek church. The on the It'll street front viii
STREET oe t then the Hs on said 40 foot road
and lastly the dwelling house lot. Psts the sub
.ltn may be seen upon application to the auctioneer
Terms Of SALE Onet third cash balance in three eonal
instruments at six twelve and eighteen months with
lnaeIss. tr9In day Of sa!e payable semi annually
ton Deposit Of $50 each Let when sod VIII DC re-
CURED except fer lot 5. on which deposit of $3.50 will
chasers cost. If the terms Of sale are not fully COM
piled with in any in five days from day of sale the
trustees reserve the right to resell the lot lots sold at
Star" e
c,sprD ,c,>,, CHARLES WALTER. Trustee.
d9-dts corner l4th and D streets northwest
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MARINE CORPS ORDERs.-First Lieut. j. NJ. T.
Young, to command the marines stationed at PEN
sacola, on the 18th inst; Capt w. r. Brown,
granted leave for thirteen months; Capt X. s.
Collum, ordered to the League Island navy yard.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued TO John
Creme, of Baltimore, and Lena Smith; Charles
MA aI hIa her od Wart S, St
Montgomery county, Nd; Ferdinand Allen and
Maggie BOdine, both OF Prince William county,
Va; Ross DAILY and Addie Fletcher; Raymond NJ
Barnes, OF New York city, and Matte N. Van
Slyck, OF Vienna, Va; Frank II. jackson and Mary
A. H0lbrook; Clarence E. King ana GeOrgiana
Thompson: Henry Curtis and Emily Pryor; Thos
Bell and Charlotte Campbell; Benz Allen and
Florida Greenhow; Albert Carrick and Harriet
Anderson; G. w. Gordon and Mary Jane Nelson;
Hamilton NJ Wilson and Mary Holmes; Timothy
j. kelleher and George Wilson; VIM Warfield and
Nancy Washington; G. w. Sprggs and Mary Tai
bot; Peter Jones and Hattie johnson.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS OF TIE LATE GENERAL. A. Z.
B nIb I@H EMBRACING HANDSOME PAR
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY HAIR CLOTH SOFAS
AND CHAIRS. ANTIQUE MIRRORS, HAND
SOME MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE,
E En- Er HAIR MIA r, PILLOWS AND
AND OTHER ORNAMENTs; MAHoGANY
MIRROR Front ARM0IRE, MAHOGANY
DESKS AND OOK-CASES. MANTEL CLOCKS,
EXIENSI0N DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS.
HHANDSOMEiY DECORATED CHINA. FINE
COLLECTION OF ENGRAVED AND CUT
GLASS WARE SILVER PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, JAPANESE AND OTHER DECO
kAIED TOILET SETS, BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS, MARVIN'S FIRE PROOF
SAFE. WITH COMBINATION LOCK; TOGETHER
VIII MANY OTHER VALUABLE AND
1881, AT TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell, by order of the
supreme Court OF the District of Columbia at the resi-
dence OF the late Gen. A. +. Burnside. 1898 street.
between 18th and 18TH Streets all his Household
Effects, comprising fine collection of Antique and
other valuable Household Goods.
d3 j. HOWARD MANCHESTER, Administrators.
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A CARD FROM VIM. NJ. GAIT & co.

First premium for the best barrel Of nenr mace from
ton %. class o. department 26, TO VIM. NJ. Gait Co.
Witness hands, at the National Fair Grounds. of
the District Of Columbia this 14t day Of October 1881
j. n. WHARTON,
W. p. NEWCOMER,
JOHN D. NEWMANN,
Experts on Flour.
Attest: JAS. 8. EDWARDS. Marshal.
p S..The above mentioned -four js CERES, the cele-
brated Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which
awarded the First Premium against al other competors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 (eod MEDAL and
now again in 1891 The competition in -four
tainiy very lively this year. and the premium
We'll contested for but it simply inpossibiity to
beat CERES. and the premium just awarded is only ad
ding another triumph to the magnificent this
celebrated Flour has gained i'll this community.
We would respectfully mention the fact that Mrs. S. F.
Anderson receved the first premium for the handsomest
rolls and biscuits exhibition and they were made Of
stands No. the best Minnesota Patent F,ours
known to the trade.
For sale by all first-cass grocers.
w. M. GAIT & co.
CORNER 1sr STREET INDIANA AVENUE.
Who aso the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
tr1ct OF Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour and
Buckwheat n22
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-s hsALIiMoRF necen,ter e,-Nirrinia g. oonsoia.
seS; do second series. s0S hid to-day.
BAlIlMuRE. Deccntter y tottnn q shade
EASIER middhny. liA Flour steady Howard
stret and vtxisrn saisT t.50aS 90: do extra s. 2sa
81: do family. e.62s1 IS; city mills suIer 4.sCa
- 40 do extra, 5oa6. -; do. frny. rs, do.
IHo nrsnds 25a' q: fS:Apsco family. =. %. Wheat.
southern frlner aIi shade tettsr western active,
os'sing hrfn southern red. 3Sai 40, do anr, l. "a
al. 50 No Maryland. l. ~; No western winter red
Sly snd Decemter. LS2A; january, L&lAsai.&Ik;
f,Snruary, L.ss.al -. C,rn. southern active and
stoilk western steady-Soathern white. 6SA do. yel
ipw osabs western mixed. spot aud Desanher, e9asa -
ssnnsr! tO>saIOa; February, % sa7SS March. T5A
ashed. oats hrfn and quet-routhern. h0sS4. western
Ihite siass do mixed 4aaso. Rennsy ivania boasS.
Pennsslya aud Maryland. Is. 6oass.oo. Pro
VISIONS 9ultf and rteady-ness PORK. 1890. Bulk
mests-shouldefs and clear rib sides pgcked, ~
aanid ssa. Bae.cn- shoulders. 81: clear rib sides.
II. Hams. lssiSa. 1ari-refined. 49,. Butter firm
Western nackod Isaac; rol 28s3O tsgs arm. 2ss2s:
Lhteu ZzS11 Petroleum nominal-reined. ~. Coffee
hEin-kio caroes. ordinary 10 fair, ss.alok. SUGAR
g.s,-A soit ss Whisky firm. T'~a1 Is. Freiphts
taiNerpool PER seaIne- dull-cottcu, I6ahd -FOUR
Ss per barrel grain; sid Receipts nour. q siT bar
rels wheat -, 5f5 bushels "a o7a bsels cats,
~ bushels . rye, 100 bushels. shiiments-whe&t.
43, 900 bush els. Sales-whest 300 6ls bushes corn
sc. 63S bushels.
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To BE RE&ovED-It is understood that Collector
Wilson, OF the I'd internal revenue collection
district OF Kentucky, will be removed, and that
Major Crumbaugh will take his place
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PURT'S SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED
Bnrt's Hand Made Cloth Ton narrou foes

BUTTON is THE CORRECT STYLE.
Burts Ha1d- sewed Cloth Top. London Toe.
CONGRESS CATER Is VERY NICE.
Burts French Calf Hand made ButtonGaiter elegant
Burts Perfect Fitting Shoes.
Ladies' Hand Sewed French Kid Boots.
Ladies' French Kid Shoes, s. so 10 81.
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button. 50 to S.
Our Paris Boot for Ladies' Is the pretes the United
Misses and Children's Shoes. good and cheap.
Childrens Spring Heels at low prices.
The above goods can only be had at
GEO. MCCARTHY'S.
o29 Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
POGERS l. BROS. PLATED WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY best makes
DECORATED DINNER. TEA and TOILET SETS
German Students and other LAMPS.
CARPET SWEEPEIsS STEP LADDERS.
OOR-MATS, TIN and WOODEN WARE.
And full line Of KITCHEN UTENSILS at low prices
day Presents.
GEO. WATTS.
n3o-1m 314 TIN street. doors above Pa. ave.
NEW GOODS.
DECORATED DINNER SETS.
DECORATED TOILET SETS.
JAPANESE PORCELAINS.
DECORATIONS
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
! Az binds e CookING UTENSILS and KITCHEN
FURNISHINGS Of the best class.
WILMARTH & EDMONSTON.
Mo 709 MARKET SPACE.
IF YOU WANT A HEATING OR COOKING
STOVE,
Do not fail to cali and examine large assortment OF
both. Agents for the
RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVES AND
FURNACES
The best of their kind made IN the country. Also,
LATROBES. SLATE MANTELS. CRATES AND
Please call and examine stock.
W. S. jerks Il CO..
OH Ut SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
'DNSER SETS,
TEA SETS.
DESSERT AND TOILET SETS,
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA,
OF OUR DIRECT IMPORTATION
AT LOW PRICES.
n5 J. W. BOTELER Il SON,
GERMAN STUDENT LAMP,
NICKEL LATED,
LARGEST SIZE.
WITH NEW IMPROVEMENT.
]. W. sCHAFER,
1910 7TH STREET.
nj ABOVE NEW YORK AVENUE
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN
ENGLISH. FRENCH.
DRESDEN AND CHINESE.
RODGERS ENGLISH CUTLERY.
FINE PLATED-WARE,
AND FULL LINE OF KITCHEN UTENSILS.
NJ. w. BEyERIDGE,
QLATE WEBB & BEvERIDGE)
o29 No. 1908 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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RETURNED MAIL MATTRR.-First Assistant p M.
General HattOn has made a ruling that the sender
OF any request matter mail matter requested to be
returned II not delivered in specified ume) has
nally named on the envelope, but the letter or
matter must remain as long as three days in the
Office of destination; after that time 1t may be sent
to the writer in the time he requests Postmasters
Shall return matter upon such requests without
the charge OF additional postage. The same ruling
and address of The sender
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9th and d streets northwest.
ASSORTED STOCK OF FRESH GROCERIES,
COMPRISING GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
STAPLE SHELF GOODS. FLOUR, FISH, SY-
RuPS, TCBACCO, SOAPS, SPICES, CANNED
GOODS. WOODWARD. FINE TEAS, COUNTER
AND PLATFORM SCALES, COFFEE MILL,
SHOWCASE, TEA CANS, &C.. entire Stock con-
tanned In Premises 4th and streets northwest.
FIvE-YEAR OLD BAY HORSE, TOP EXPRESS
WAGON AND HARNESS.
At auction MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
TWELFTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. dS-3t
nUNCANSON BROS, Auchoneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of order of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. holding special term for Or
Ehans' Court business, will sell on MONDAY, THE
TMELEIH PAY Of c DEGEMBER, 1881. COM
hold Effects contained in house No. 324 9th street
northeast and party enumerated as follows:
H. c. Parlor Set Engrayings, Brussels and Other Car
pets, Rugs, C.S Chairs. Tables. Clocks. Bureaus,
Bedsteads. Washstands Bedding, Feathers,
Stoves, Plated and Glass Ware, Crockery, Silver
Watch. &c. &C., with other articles.
Terms cash.
PETER VIERBUCHEN,
d8-3t Executor of estate of Henry Nissen. deceased.
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F9NRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON F
Il SIkEET BEINEIN ELEVENT H AND

T fTfffT s nHIMHt xoEHF,iI And
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
oas i: Ne 5f Of ra 9sap
f5S;f Ss 3 81
the west half ot two l2). in square nun
bcred nine hundred and eehty- three t935) frontng
Sn sf fa Th in with tbs s it Se
rear line of ssid lot. the being improved by two
and ZIG F street northeast.
y. Terms err of ale prescribed by said decree
f irons day 's Of Sse for
s be gven y S dspot
Is ID a o T ss be
mes npc2 he premises d9e 70 the day Of sale will he
m af 81 sale s@ to b
yesancing at purchasers cost If terms sale be not
to ifa ha ars aas Of At Tae
Mce OF such resaie III some newspaper published in
cHAs' A. 81 IL STREE: TEq nss:sps-..
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers. d7-eod
NoLEY, Auctioneer.
viii SELL at public auction. the entire stock of Pic
TUE and Art Gallery eosisng Of fine Oil
large line Of fine Steel Envfavih;s Handsomely
framed: a large lot of Cromos; six very fine French
some htdsy Cocks Of superior QUALITY With an
aSnctenI OF ether Clocks There IS Also quantity Of
small Pictures and snail Looking glasses too nurner-
Gus t. mention.
This chance for dealers private parties in
want It the above mentioned goods every article
must be sold without reserve Sale to take place at
DAY S1 81 SEess at SEVEN EVEN
T. "a, and viii continue every evening until the stock
is disposed Of.
d6-6t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
VE'HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
aE & HHfEn Ek MANY s HInEA
AMP yAi.UABLE ROCKS; AI.s.O. SOME CHOICE
IILUSTRATED WORKS. COPIES OF APPLE
ETC.
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner
Pennsyiyania avenue and Eleventh street, MONDAY
EVENING. DECEMBER TWELFTH, aud following
EVENING", commencing each evening at SEVEN-AND-
A-HALF CLOCK.
Terms cash.
The Books are now arranged in my New Book Sales
room, whore ladies and gentlemen can be seated and
examine them at their leisure.
Odd THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
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THlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


ESR sE EtE Of fefH pp s4RErE R
IN I s6 afeG o 49, lsh
the written request Of the party secured the subj
81 09 Shf on ss NJ FS
o hs p en odf % the City
The eah tot which SOS must b.
sd at se time wifi IF s and the residue in Fix and
Of Of trust on the proe asy
a,,s,s 5azzEE RESs Il HS HSfirnnws Trustees.
teaxE sA1F + se ss9
FAwspnohrrs st t1tbor ST usREDrEnrD
1871 1ssi SSyTN vii ssl[ t shs Satsasi Loan
P Ps sa street. o and continuing until every
Gold and Silver Watches.
Solid Gold aud Plated Chains.
AMmyth1t csmso and md TRs ss Rings
Plate and Plated Ware,
IA large assortment Of Gents Clothing. and many
other articles too numerous TO mention. dS-6t
VT,HOs. E. wAGGAa1AN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
rHREEaNbAHf PTMELTrM sell Ga
On the premises the 81 feet inches on alley Of lot III
s 'sas r Nd
University subdiycn on sumner and Park srses
improved by two brick houses of each lots 25
asst '''-''' - HOS ffE r E. wAaeAMAN Auct.
- 14l8 New York avenue.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY PEs1EAggIIEE pwE yFIs
SSSE 81 Is n S5H isD
We vii oyer the above described property; on<sa
the ersmis eas' at FOUR SSS I.HHLFU
F Nj EEI% pgRsi. on MoSDAf' DhoH"hhh
Terms Of sale easy and made knSxn At time Ct sale
SIT srs1 s II 4I1nBERaAss: lis New 70sFsVs.'
7T7Hos. E. WAaGAMAN, Real Est.te Auctoneer.
ss s5 Hoq Rsb NJ 6 e. Ss
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the I'd day ofIa
January. 1877 and recorded in hibe5 No sss felio
4 ct the land reSosds Of the R R ss Of
f Pn & 81 s
Gunne and others Of lots in sqnare three
and sa as fd
inc .S PA ;:l Dsas:
fifteen feet dt themes north Nifty i've fsst lSs IT.
theme ssss ss1 st tsss s PeSss s
Terms 81 sale ons:t6lra q psrshsss %onsv 70 be
years. bsasns Interest nom day & Sic ana securs
q % 0p 81 s as o. nos
Rsa Nth n ven day. = re Tgsss the r
We ss & kbssk9sRasH4os. .rs.....
THos. =. NA00ANAN. Anctioos6E. dds
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best 20 Is aUSTHS Old Stand Known for years
the only place where 6rst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Address
can At yUSTHS Old Stand No. 6l9 ID street between
9th and 7th streets northwest Branch Store, No.
9th streee between ID and streets northwest NIB
Note ty .cail promptly attended to. NARA
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MASONIC ELECTION AND BANQUET.-At the annual
meeting Of Washington Chapter, X. A. M, No. 2,
last night, handsome jewels We're presented to
Past High Priests Reed and Tubnan. The election
resulted as follows: X. Ball, H. p. Frank Carver,
E. X; G. Merritt, E. s.; s. Slater, secretary; X.
III. Graham, treasurer. After the election a BAN
quet was spread, with the usual accompaniment OF
tOaSts and responses
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
A T AUCTION.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
To be sold at public suction,
Consisting of very fine line of Diamonds very large
line of ladies' and gents solid God Watches key and
stem wnders large lot of and solid gold acts of
ladies' Jewery; large line Of solid gold Opera, Guard
fine line of Fled and Opera Glasses breach and muzze
ioatiins Shoguns Reviewers and Musical Instruments
large line of custom-Ynade listers and Oyercoats;
solid gold ladies' and gents Rings of all descriptions
and In all Of the largest stocks of jewery ever Of
fered at public auction in the District.
sac to commence III tuesday,, DECEMBER FIRST,
az SEVEN 2. NJ. and continue until every forfeited
pledge is disposed Of.
F. SELINGER
1877 fth street northwest.
fOLEY. AucnOneer. me- 2w
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
GRANULATED SUGAR, I0c.
BEST SUGAR, loo.
CUT LOAF (OId styIe) SUGAR. lie.
POWDERED SUGAR, lie.
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. g, &c.
FINEST MINNESOTA FLOUR. 81. so. ~ Ibs.
WINNERS,
FINE GROCERIES,
do 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ON DECK WITH a
New Leehorn Citron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS genuine
New Zantee Currents large.
Hho.
new.
New Langueioc Almonds .,...,...,.,.,.,,..br bright.
Genuine Princess Paper Shell Almonds.
Large English Wainuts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new.
Cream Nuts and Fberts Observation-Disclosures new.
Choice Malaga Grapes. big lot.
Fresh chocolate Creams. Just IN
Fancy Red Apples limited supply.
Half ton Big Fat Figs. delicious.
Daftet fears III calia seiecteQ.
bitc CaHS.. very
HaSeS ana PIl1n1s. IN CANS CnOlCe
Extra choice Preserves in glsss all kinds.
Pompeian Jars filed with Choice Preserves; new,
ornamental and rare
ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER.
504 9TH STREET, between and F streets,
n22 Opposite ''Critic" Office.
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LADIES' GOODS.

Mrs. G. V. SMITH. NO. 6lS NINTH STREET
w northwest, has hand u full stock Of WINTER
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES'
CAPS specially. di
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Belva A. lockwood to David McAuliffe, lot 20, So.
III; $50. d. Il. Croft to Nelson A. Ryon, sub 49,
81. 449; $3.50. C. B. Church to Mary NJ. DeGrum-
mond, lot Is, SO. 40; 81 500 C. B. Church to Au-
5000. Trustees Corcoran Art Gallery to Mary
Hanover Perry, sub r. 81. 446; 5000 Edward
a. @ 70 Hon a5ry 70 pSe Raf sS e ana
So. 537; g.. S. Oppenhelmer to Yetta Block,
same property; s.. Holmes Cate to J. L. Skid
more, SUBJ As 50. sol; $500; Margaret c. Barber to
Ysidora 3. NJ Dodge, parts 27S and gag Beall's adj
dition to Georgetown; 81 300. Annie Z. Loomis to
Joseph II. JONES' lots 212, 21S 20 and ssS Montelo:
$780, j. B. Atchi5on to George l.. Leonard, lot 81,
So. $40; $780, Henrietta O. Marshall to Margaret
L. Paschall part OF "Bayley's Purchase" lot IL zee
acres); $500 Annie Reed to Jacob b. Bellinger,
life estate in pit lot So 529; $780, p. Bonavres to
Jacob B: Belilnger, pit 4, So $50; 81 500. Edward
Simms to same. pit. 20, res. IL; $1,000. Ellen O.
Oddie to H. W. Bolton, pit 25, 81. $50; $3.50. f. II.
Havenner to John r. Herren lot S, So. 400; S.:
Quit claim. j. E. Herrel to Antonette c. DeSit-
YER same property; s., 475. Jane Patterson to p.
Dillon, lot 81, sub So. 62o; S, sS.1S.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. Ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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