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ID H. WARNER. Aucnoueer.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT

OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia. passed in equity iva
cause number 2. 39I, CRANK Z. Browning. 2e.l
Ameii. A. Q: IA MssehaeIr ct a. the undersigned
DAY OF JANUARY. 1881. AT FOUR a. O'CLOCK P NJ,
at public auction. In front of the premes. all that
piece parcel Of ground. with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging,
lying and being in the city OF Wssaington and Rs.
part Of original Lot eight, g. in square five hqa
dred and fOrty-four, (644). which begins for the
same twenty five feet east from the southwest cor
ner Of said Lot. and running thence east eighteen
feet. thence north one hundred and thirty feet,
thence west eighteen feet thence south ore hun
Terms Of sale are as follows: One. third Of the
purchase money to be paid IL cash within five days
from day of sale Of which fifty dollars to be paid
deposit at the time Of sale, and the balance Of
the purchase money IN three equal tnstslments. in
three, six aud nine months from the day of sale,
for which the purchaser shall deliver his promisory
note dated day of sale, and to bear interest at
the rate Of six per centum per annum. or all cash.
s''ne op'01F r NJ +. BROWNING, Trustee,
jan6- eo&ds Columbian Law Building, 9Th st.
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A PARTY OF FIVE WHO BECAME INsANE.-Some
four years ago negro man died at Lauderdale
station, as was supposed, OF hydrophobia. The
day OF bis death he was q raving maniac. 1t
was thought best to conflne him, but there was
trouble IN getting any one to undertake the
dangerous and difficult task. At last DR.. Ken
nedy, DR.. Webb and B. T. Rush volunteered to
undertake 1t. The mans wife assisted them
and with great difficulty they succeeded In fas-
tening handouts upon his wrists. He died that
evening. The wife soon went raving mad and
died. Within the last six months the three
white men engaged In the struggle with the
negro to handcun him have gone crazy; Two of
them have been sent TO the lunatic asylum and
the third on his way there.-Aer'tdid MSS
NPTcuTU.
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PREACHER BEATEN AT LAw.-Frank Lam
bert accused his uncle, the Rev. VIM. G. Bro xn-
Ing, who was executor OF the estate OF Mr.
Lamberts grandfather, VIM. Browning, OF
having frauoulently induced him (LamberO to
sell his interest In the partition Of his grand
interest to be worth $4,000 Judge Lawrence.
In Supreme Court, Spe; ial term, yesterday in a
suit by MIR. Lambert against the Bev. Mr..
browning, gave judgment requiring the latter
10 pay the difference between the price be gave
and the actual value OF his nephew'S share.-N
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CASE OF ALLEGED CONSPIRACY to defraud
involving over s2l 900, has eliminated In the
arrest OF ID. w. Williams. Waltham Mass real
estate br oker, and Charles Avery, of Brighton,
Mass. The sum mentioned was advanced by
Leonard Morse, OF Natick. on representations OF
Avery, TO purchase second hand and condemned
uniforms IN the Massachusetts, arsenal at Far
miDgtOh for shipment to Central America, VII
1ams appearing as agent for Central American
governments. The goods were shipped TO New
York. but Morse, becoming alarmed, had the
parties arrested. The goods are now In New
York, under attachment for an alleged C lain
against Morse for commissions.
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PLAIsTRD, GOVERNOR OF MAlNE-The COM
mittee on the Maine gubernatorial votes reas-
sen blec Tuesday evening and received the certt-
ned returns from Vassalboro aud Morrill,, and
joint select commi tee on the gubernatorial
votes having attended to their duty, ask leave
to report: The whole number OF votes cast was
F. Davis. q, ga; Joshua Nye, 500; william A.
Joy, 1874; Harrison N. Plaisted, 81 scattering,
IS. and harris N. Plaisted having received
plurality OF all the votes cast Is duly elected
governor OF the state OF Maine for 1881 and
1882" This report Will be presented to the sen.
ate today. Mr.. Moatland Will put in the MI
nOrity report.
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TT'HomAs DowLINa. Auctoneer.
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NOS. 1909. 1911 AND ISL;
ATREET WE2T

IINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NOS. 1899. 1911 AND 1873
b STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme "a
Court Of the District of Columbia passed ~
on the 18th day Of Decen Der, A D. 1880 in ksM
vs. w., Andrew a. Johnson ct al, No. 1881, sh.ll
the ishest bidder. on THURSDAY. THE 9TH
DAY OF JANUARY, A. d. 1881, AT O'Clock p NJ,
the following described real estate to wit: All Of
original lot numbered three (J). in square num-
bsled one hundred and five uG5). in the City Of
Washingt H. District Of Columbia, together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale, "a prescribed by he Decres. one.
third OF the pur(hAse money to be paid In cash
{of which $500 must BE- paid at the saie). and the
balance in two equal instalmeIts, for which the
prcMissory notes of the purchaser hearing date on
the day Ut sale and payable respectively one aud
two years sitter date to my order as Trustee with
interest from date until paid st the rate Of six per
centum per anu nm must be given. said notes to be
secured by mo, tga9e to me trustee Ito be ap-
proved by the COURT upon the premis sold for
the use OF the parties interested accord
Ing to their respective interests, the
*ho.e purchase money may, at the option
OF the purchaser, be paid in cash. If
the terms Of sale be not comp led with within ten
days from the day of sale the Trust,e reserves the
of the defaultinR purchaser aft like advertise
ment in the EVENING Star as in CASE of the first.
All exIe ses Of cOnveyancng and recording 10 be
paid 10y the purchaser. The property Will be sold
clear Of all taxes to day OF sale.
janl3-d&ds NJ. ASHFORD, Trustee.
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MARRYRn.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In this city. Janu-
arr lltn. 1851, by Rev Dr. Chester. at tue resi-
DRICK, Of ebamoken, Pa and Miss CLARA v.
NokEEvHR, formerly Of Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Niafe LeRislafuraS.

Both branches OF the Tennessee legislature
met In joint convention In the house yesterday
and counted the vote for governor which stood
as follows: Hawkins. rep, 103, 1854; Wright
57,ls3: Edwards greenbacker. 3 459: total yote
cast, 243, $50. The presidential vote stands:
Hancock. lbs, 1911; Garfield, 1851: Weaver
5,91O; DOW a The West VIRGINIA state legls.
lature met at noon yesterday and organizei In
both branches. The senate chose DR.. sum
mers. OF kanawha county, for president, aud
the house E. Wills Wilson, OF the same county,
for speaker.
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Miss JOHNSON and young Me-. Clark were to
be married at Boswell, Ind. The wedding was
TO be held at Clark's home because the Johnson
FAMILY objected to the match. The guests as
sembled, but the bride did not come. After
waiting long time, the oEidegroom's motner
went cut to capture the girl, who hal bean
locked up by her father. Mrs. Clark pre-
sented pistol at the head OF Mr. Johu: IN
when he opened the door Ia response TO her
rap. and demanded his daughter or his life. He
procured gun. and drove her off,
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IBk. RUPERT,
Nos 4G3 and 4O5 9TH st. NV
RARE ATTRACTIONS
OF NEW NOVELTIES IN
FANCY WORSTED WORK
Of New Designs, for Embroidery on Linen, Nam
moth and Felt Cloth.
fun line OF Worsted (hand-knitted) Goods,
Satin and Velvet, Uhild's Bnnnets Embroidered
Cloaks ell Sizes and general Outfit for Children.
Gernantown and Zephyr Worsted. German Yarn.
all colors, and all kinds OF Embroidered Material on
hand at the Lowest Market Price deco tr
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HUDSON RIVER Ice CROFT is e5Limateithat
400 men and boys and nearly 900 horses ara
engaged In the Hudson river Ice harvest this
season, and that about 2.510.000 tons will be
stored, the largest crop ever gathered Ia 1878
the quantity housed was ,499, 700 TO IS; in lS,9
2,174, 500 tons; and In $780, only 161 900 tons At
the opening OF the present winter every Ice
house along the river was empty, save one. and
that had only few tons 10 Ii.
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A son Of b. NJ. Campbell, formerly OF Balti-
more, but now living near Midland Station,
Fauquier county, Va, accidentally shot him
caught In fence as he was getting over IT,
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MOTHER AND Son BURNED TO DKATH-A coal
OIL lamp In Mrs. Frederick Edgartin's house at
Washington, Warren county. N. j., exploded
Saturday night and set fire to her clothing aud
that of her two year old son. The boy died
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IN BREUNUN6ER. Practical Matchmaker
w and JoWelef, 920 Penn. ave. MAnufactuf-
ing and Repairing Of Jexelry specially. All work
neatly and promptly executed. stock Of Fine
Watches Jswelry and 6uyeEware always On hand.
poVo-8W
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NINETEEN UNTRUE TO F1F1Y.-Coffey, q youth
OF 10 years, has been adJudged to pay Mrs. Mary
A: Thomas S25 for blighted affections. Mrs
IhomaS Is 80. and grandmother.-Peor
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
GOULD & SON, Auctoneers.

GOULD & SON. Aucnoneers
1 win sell THURSDAY, 18TH. At 10 AM III.
sooa OF SO6 tn street, consisting Of Millinery and
, he sale win be continued from day to dav INIT,
the stcch 10 entirely closed out. '
janll-3t' A. SAMSTA9 Salesman
HITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate BROKER,
TRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY ON CONNECTICUT AVENITH
BETWEEN AND L STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated November "A
xsth,. A.D. 1878 and duly recorded In Lber
80 i3o foio 359. ct sec. one Of the land rec ~
aucuon, In front Of the preM isee, on FRIDAY THE
l4IH DAY OF JANUARY, AID. 1881, AT o'oLoCK
P-M tne I0uoW1ng described real estate situated
IN the cry OF washington, District of Oolnmbi 10
VII: LOT numbered fve (5.) in Shepherds subdi-
VISION OF square mum tered one hundred and sixty.
-FOUR u64 az said subdivsio is duly recorded upon
tne DOC ks OF the Surveyors Office Of said CITY, in
menus thereon, consisting OF two story basement
and mansard Brick Dwelling.
Terms: The amount of indebtedness secured by
SAID oeed OF trDst unpaid, with the EXPENSE of sale
IN cash; and the balance at tweve and eighteen
mobths, Tor which the notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale and secured
oy deed OF trust on the property Sold shall be
s sh.T deposit Of two hundred 2y0) dollars
snaH pe required OF the purchaser at the time OF
sale All conveysnciDg at cost of the purchaser
II terms Of sale are not complied with In sever
daye, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defauinY pnr
chaser. after five days advertisement
JOHN ". THOMSON, Trustee.
D. l. COLoWELL. Auct. de24. %. 81 Sja4. z. TO- Is
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ACIRCUs RIDER INJURED-Francis Whitaker.
wellknOwn circus rider and trainer of ami
mails, was knocked over by a freight Car on the
New haven railroad, on Houston street, New
York. yesterday, and had his arm crushed 80
that amputattOn was necessary. Amos Rich
aIdson, driver OF the car was arrested
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II NOW THYsELF.

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The London Lancet says: mo person should be
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An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt OF 8
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The author refers by permission. to Hon. p A.
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Address DR.. W. 81. PARKER, No. Bulinch st.
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Story BRICK REs1b |, HH On TIE SOUTH
or rMRN Al. AXEfSf re
SECOND .sTREETs. No. 2,12.
in L5sr so9 fo{io q, &C. ore q the lana 1::
sTa Ds4 S
pr mises the following property, viz Lot t -, IN
ieGH1aea sn6aiysio9 q orsRs lots ma T. in
brick Residence with all the modern improve
PAYNE nts at one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid, and
= option q 0ps['A sos 1s
81 sac are rot With IN ten day. the Tras
risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser All con.
yeyaDcing At purehaser's cost: 5000 depositIre-
,.ss,sss. 3S SHE I. i BSVfs. Trustees.
CH#A.NTpRE sAtE 9F YALTARtE BEL Es
IA Azs TIE
BY virtue Of decree u the Supreme Court -
Ct the District Of Qol S passed in Equity
sa5 H eaf er sss the On r
front Of the premises. at the hour Of O'CLOCK P.
M all those T.. pieces Or parcels Of sroasd lying
Of Columbia, and known and described as sub
lots (3l) and ga. In square (425.)
And on THURSDAY. 10Th DAY OF JANUARY,
1881 at the same hour will offer for sale the south
thirty two fee front by the depth thereof of lot s.
in square BIT, together with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale are as follows: One third Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, within five
Gays after day Of sale: Of which one hundred dol
time Of sale on each house and on each
store. and the balance OF the purchase money
in three equal installments. in six twelve and
eighteen months from day Of sale, for which the
purchaser or purchasers shall deliver to said Trus-
tees his, her or their promissory notes dated on
day OF sale, and to bear interest," at six per centum
per annurn. or all cash ut the option Of the pur-
VIM. h WARD,
$50 a q; southwest rru.to..
FRANK T. BROWNING, Z irustees.
Columbia Law Building.
fan7- and Eha
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The Ohio legislature has passed law against
poo. selling on races or elections, and fixing the
penalty at $500.
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MO CURE. NO PAY.-wHIrRHURSTs
~ CEDAk bALsAM is warranted to cure
Cousbs, Colds, Group. Throat and Lung diseases,
&c. Elk drops . dose. Try il. II not salts aed
return the empty bottle and get your money back.
al druggisa.
Price Is cents. janl2-Sm
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IN THE TRIAL OF MRS. BROWN, who has twice
been Convicted OF numbering her husband, at
indianapolis, the prosecutor dTelt with great
severity on her love for Wade her accomplice
ia The crime. The prisoner interrupted him by
tanning. You are killing me-! Oh. don't.
CONT! aid swooned away. Several other wo.
II ca also tainted ard the court had difficulty
in restoring order. Mrs. Btawa's faintipg spell
was followed by an hySerical attack, during
which she cried that the lawyer was hunting
Ler 10 death. and she begged for mercy 10 the
cost piteOuS terms.
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

BLACK WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE UP
BOZ SIEhED IN REPS. RAW ST K AND
HAIR CLOTH FRENCH P MIRROR WINDOW
HANGINGS; VERY ELEGANT AND HAND
SOGELY CARVED SOOK cAaE: REVOLVING
OFFICE STAND; TWO ELEGANT MARBLE
pEDESTALS. WITH VASES; ONE HAND
SOME ALABAsTER PKDEsTA SEVERAL
MASQUERADE BUTTS; HANDSOME SILVER
PLsTED CANDEL BRAS; SILVER PLATED
VINE COOLERS: CUT GLASS WARE SMALL
IOr OF JAPANESE CHINA: DE WRArED
FLOWER BOXES: SILVER PLATED CAS-
IOkS; TOGETHER WITH GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURR, ROSEWOOD PIANO. AT AUCTION.
To be sold at my auction rooms, on SAT- n
UhDAY, JANUARY 18th. 1881. COMMENCING VI
AT 10 O'CLOCK. No postponement on account
janls It THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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RkBELLIOUs FRENCH STUDENTS This has been
year OF unusual turbulence 10 the French COL
lgts- Besides the various disturbances at the
military schools, mentioned at the time OF
TIER occurrence, the pupils at Sainte- Barbe
Lave come into NOTICE. and have acted so
boisterously within the walls OF that classic
establishment. that 40 OF them have been ex-
PEELED. Those who have not returned to the
BOSOM OF their families" have taken lodgings
In the Latin quarter. and have met for several
afternoons this week at the Cafe Souffi ot, to
orthodox to side with young scholars. in their
rebellion against the authorities set over them;
but the life OF the French collegian Is so dull
suspicion and petty supervision of his ushers
that an occasional outbreak is not to be
wondered at.-AnlPricdn Register.
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MI RS. SELMA BUPPERT.
M COS 9TH street. Opp Patent Ofice
ART EMBROIDERIEe, ZEPHYRs, CREwEL and
GERMANTOWN WOOL, FELT. CANVASSES,
and all Material for FANCY NEEDLEWORK
Fine selection Of LACEH. HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS,
MORSTED and CHILDRhN'S FURNISHING
GOODS; full line Of MAORAME THREAD,
STAMPING promptly executed. dec27
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
~ known - tho best, % u JUHTH'N old stand
knoyn for year g the only place where drst,
6ECOND-HAND CLOTHING oan Be cold ct 70
spectAble prices. Address or call ct JUSTH'6 old
stand. No. 619 T.. between 9Th and It'll st. ",
OF bra1c0 store 30. 4oS 9Th st.. between p ana j
Q. ,WAxo
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VETERINARY HEAD0UABXBB0s
600 Fourteenth street..

Sinful treatment for Sick or Lame AMI ~
FsiT remHnesation IN ar oasss submitted E6
70 our care.
octls BOB'C SMITH = co.
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1DH ~ o. ~ DULL o1hEIA AMI INV
. By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme -
Court, Of the District of Columbia, passed tfs
the 9th day Of January. 1880, In Equity .4"&l
C.ufe No. 63t4. wherein Oliver B.. Magruder is
the undersigned trustee will sell AT 4 O'CLOCK
P. M, ON 9TH DAY OF JANUARY 1881, the folio wing
described a property In parcels according to plat
q tract Of land in Washington county. in the
District nd Of Z, known as Mount Pleasant
the division Of said trsct, which was allotted
to David Peter said part parcel of land ironing
on the eastern boundary OF the Seventh Street
turnpike leading to Rockville, aud containing one
square acre of land. bounded on the north by W.
sold to Aaron M Gattrell. together with all i'm
into lots OF 80 to 81 feet 'front.' with depth of 2Os
feet One OF said lots is improved by 3 large three
story brick dwelling and clubhouse.
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
months from the day of SALE the aid deferred pay
meIts bearing interest a the rate OF par cent per
annum from date Of sale. kn .conveyancing at
Trustee out Of the proceeds of sale A deposit Of
$50 on each lot required on day Of sale. If the
terms Of sale are not complied with in ten days the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
eE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account of the weather. until TUESDAY, JANUARY
18th, 1881, at same hour and place.
jams HARVEY l.. PAGE, Trustee
sS~ THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned on account of the weather until THOR3-
DAY, JANUARY Doth, same hour and place BY
order Of the Trustee. janl2- dts
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V'HCs. E. wAGGAMAN. Zeal Estate Auct.

FV'HCs. E. wAGGAMAN. Zeal Estate Auct
TRUSTEES SALE OF POUR-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, No 922 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Noyem- IL
her 18th, 1873. and duly recorded in Liber sun
9Z9. folio 20, ct seq lone of the land records IM
for the District Of columbia, will sell at public
auction M In o front Of the premises. on THURS.
o'CLoCh P. M. the following described real estate
situated in the city Of Washington. District OF Co
lumbia to wit: Part Of Lot numbered ten (lO), In
square numbered four hundred and three (403J,
t0eether with the improvements, consisting OF
four story Brick DWELLING
Terms OF sale: Cash Cost OF conveyanciug and
accrued taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
q. KEY6ER, Trustee.
IdOS- =. WAd6AMAN, Auct. ianl0 blot
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NEW VORK-R0TTC1,O..-
THE TRADES.

ROOKBIHDIN9-The LYorrr BIspxaY employ
~ nrsf class Workmen. and turns ont superior
work. II is Of the oldest estS hshm anti In tSa
city: 1Ol2 Pa ave., Sd floor. ocf1
GIBSON BROTHERA
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTER0
bns Printing Q sDedxlty. N
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ID q u G 4 81.
HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES
AT POPULAR PRICES.
CELLUIOID COMB AND BRUSH sETTS
S!LK PLUSH GLOVE AND HANOKERCHIEF
BOXES, FANCY WORK BASKETS. BRONZE
SILK MUFFLERs, HANbKERGHI sFs 80
LADIES AND MISSES HANDKEROHIEFS IN
GREAT VARIETY. SILK PLUSH BOXES,
PUBSES. POCKETBOnKS. go.
HANDSOME SILK UMBRELLAS,
AND MANY ARTICLES SELECTED ESPECIAL
LY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
ID q u & l. - -.
dec22 Ninth and r streets.
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STEAMERS, &c.

UlHE 1TEAMEB ARROW0MITH
II Will leave Potomac Ferry 90.
wharf. foot OF 18th street. at O'Clock
D. m, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
Tor Ill the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS q Il,
a. LeonArdtOwn and Nomint returning MONOAY
WkDNIEDAY and FRIDAY.
FAre and Freight Ut lowest rates.
UlS-ly FL STONE Purssr.
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AUCTION SALES
~ 9th and ID ssreeta northwest

hUNCAN6ON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and streets northwest
RAILROAD. GAS AND OTHER STOCKS AT
Oh rklDAY. JANUARY IA. AT IL O'CLOCK NOON
we VIII seli in opr auction rooms
~ snares Washington Gas Light Company Stock
O shafes Warrington Gas Light Company Scrip
81 snsrs Coium bia Railroad Company Scrip.
= ensres Great Falls Ice Company Scrip
10 mares Capitol. North street and South
Warrington Railroad Company Stock,
~ shares Metropolitan RailrOaf Company Stock
@ % certificates Metropolitan Railroad Company
1t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers
s'HOMAs DOwLINa. Auctoneer.
FIFTY GAS FIXTURES, LOT PLUMBERS MA
1kRIAL. SOAP BOILER. SODA APPA-
RATUs: AT AUCTION
10 be sod At my salesroom SATURDAY. JAN
Ui ;,n,s sS3H' 1881 ah6 - e9S5SGk
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer
CLOSE CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.
Tie above viii be sod Oh SATURDAY. JANUARY
TO- 1881, AT II O'CLOCK. In front Of my auction
rooms.
ianl3 2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auction.er.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auotioneers.
IL 9th and D streets northwest.
100 VOLS: VALUABLE LAW AND MISOEL.
LANEOUs BOOKS. Two SIBEAIAN SOUR
kkLL COATS.
ALSO
LOT OF FANCY ARTICLES ALBUMS. CIGAR
kTANIS. 40.
r, At auction. Within our sslasrooms; SAT 1fe-1,
URDAIs JANUARY 16TH. ~ O'CLOCK Ala+aT
NJ. UUNCANSOS BROS oAN
ia l3.t AuctioresIs.