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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucnopeers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON FIRST STREET WEST, FRONTING THI


By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
6972. Docket a VIII offer for sale at public auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
THIRD DAY OF JUNE. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
M, all OF original lot ten tl0J in square five hundred
and seventy the same having front Of sixty three
and street south and running back and west with
small two story brick dwelling Said property viii Zoe
offered in three lots. each twenty-one (2 feet vide on
rs whole in the discretion Of The trustee and may
appear most advantageous.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money in cash Of sale within
seven days thereafter, and the residue In equal in
staments at six 90 and twelve 2) ms from ay Of
sale promissory notes for the deferred peynens
ing interest at the rate Of per cent per annum
until paid. TO be given. the purchaser may pay ali
cash day OF sale within days thereafter The
title TO he retained 10y the trustee until the purchse
money and interest lie paid the option of pur-
chaser purchasers the trustee viii make deed on
deeds of conveyance and take deed deeds of trust
secure the deferred payments IL the property sold
in its entirety deposit of 500 viii be required OF the
purchaser at time OF sale and sold in parts deposit
of $50 will be required at the time for each par
purchased All conyeyancing and recording il TO be
the cost Of the purchaser the terms of sale NOT
compiled with the trustee reserves the right 20 resell the
property with respect to which the default be made
at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser on
purchasers. after five days advertisement
GEO. p. GOFF, Trustee.
ms eo&ds h24 Few York avenue.
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ROBERT B. LINES, r,s...
JNO. E. MCNALLY,S irussees.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL Es-
l. TATE FRONTING ON SOUTH STREET
FIRST STREET WEST AND HALF STREET

l. TATE FRONTING ON SOUTH STREET,
WEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the4&
District Of Columbia, passed on the I5th day of$68
May, lsS2. in equity cause No. 1883, wherein-G
mary NJ Schlorb ct al complainants and George T.
sGhor6 ct al are defendants the Hndegned Trustees
VIII selI, az pubic auction on WEDNESDAY,. MAY
Thirty FIRST. 1882, commencing at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises the follow
ing described lots of ground situate city of Wash.
ingtop District Of Columbis 70 wit he whole Lots
inches on LIST street west AID !73 feet inches south
street; Lot fronts 30 feet inches on said LIST
street; Lots and each front 55 feet inches ON Half
street west. The lots viii be offered in parcels of Is
feet inches front by 173 feet inches being the depth
of each lot.
Terms Of SALE One-fourth cash. and the balance in
three equal instalments, at six. twelve and eighteen
months for which the purchaser win be required
at Of deferred to be secured
by lien upon the property sold. deposit Of SIS win
be Qured At time Of sale each parcel of ground
sold. Terms to be complied with within seven days
from day Of sale.
..e Ii s + k1 s9 SRA. Trustees.
m18-eo&ds WALTER b. WILLiAMS& CO. Aucts
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Brave Kate Shcsiey,s Anbitfy,,.

Lon trs Dubuque uowa) I inca Nay a..
Kate Shelley, the Iowa gill wLo saved rail-
Tcai train from vrecaiDg. coBtraGlcts the news
narer rumors that che is engaged to BE- married.
shs says she desires a good e.lac ,.:on TIE
slould see that hcr dcs:ie b., Ia.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIS EVENING.
.OLEY, Aucnoneer.

AUCTION SALE OF UEkEDEEMED PLEDGES
Commencing FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY-SIxTH.
1882 at the National Loan Once, LOOT tn street. large
and varied assortment Of Unredeened Goods consist
ing Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Plain and Set Rings
Sleeve Buttons sets Jewelry
Chains aud Necklaces.
Books; Musical instrumental.
Ladies and Gents Clothing.
Sewing Machines; Tools. Guns and Revolvers
Cutlery; Plated and Solid Silver Ware.
The sale win begin at SEVEN Pm. EVERY EVEN
ING and continue until all forfeited pledges are sold.
N.B.-AN persons having deposits at the National
Loan Office viii please call and redeem renew them
before the day of sale
my24-l 6s FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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iM n1Rp ED AND I,, uNbMHPRoyED,, NSLUpING
FIRST hN sEcoNp HNb kEP sTREE
sRck pSEs StSAsEE = 81 Dry
sHHEET ITS sMA
AHHLEY BETwEES ESUKTH AND FIFTH Eth
SIXTH sTkEET BRr3EEs kNb sTkEEr
stT HSR SHf 0H Asp Pf sr NETS
s sa e ss Ss n
Inst Equity cs sss No g. los on the lith day Of
passed said on the aa ~ a.
the undersigned Trustee win seil at public auction,
real estate in the city of Washington in the District of
1852. at FIVE O'Clock p n. in front Of the prem.
numbered five hundred and ffteen tsi5). Improved by
two n s tne asaPf s9il An
?. NJ in front of the premises. lot numbered l. in A.
Shepherds recorded Subdivision Of lots in square
by "a h ap three story brick dxelins.
1881 at NJ in 'front.' 8p Of the nj 1
lot numbered twenty f2Oj in Charles Justs recorded
On the SANE n SAY. at asH O'CLOCK
numbered thirteen Qsl in square numbered eight hun
s Ana en he SAME BAY: .. SIX O'CLOCK P NJ. in
OF the lot
Terms of sale; One-third of the purchase money OF
each piece OF property in cash. and the residue two
equal nstaments payable respectively with interest
at one and two the day Of sale the title to
paid. all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit money 500 on each piece of the improved
property, and of $50 each of the unimroyed lots
required at the time of SALE Terms of sale to be complied
with within seven days after the day Of SALE in default
of which the property to be resod after three days
advertisement in The Evening Star" newspaper al
the risk and cost Of defauAing purchaser. All con-
veyancing at cost of purchaser
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. Trustee,
No. 1906 street northwest
l. pycT E3s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
n,HoMAs BOWLING. Auceoneer.

VNHOMAs DOWNING Auce0nset'
HANDSOME pARIoR FURNITURE; OIL PAINT
INGS: TWO VERY FINE ANTIQUE TABLES.
ANTIQUE SOFA LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS;
WINDOW HANGlNGS; WALNUT MARBlE TOP
PLATE MIRRoRsl; HAIR AND HUsk NAT;
WASHSTkNDS IN SEPARATE PIECES; FINE
BRUSSELS, CHAMBER, HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS; EXTENSION DINING TABLE; WAL
NUT DINING CHAIRS; LARGE QUANTITY OF
GLASS AND CHINA WARE; KITCHEN kESIl-
TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT
NECESSARY TO MENTION, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE FIRST, 1882. at
TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1919 Connecticut ave., between
X and l. streets, / shall sell general assortment OF
Household Goods, partly described above.
my27-4t THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED NO. 1913 H STREET
NORTHWEST. AND NO. 913 STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, DC.
By yi1tue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thee
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity No tia
$685. the undersigned Trustees viii offer for sale,
At public auction, m front Of the premises on WE'D
NESDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST, 1882, 1t HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the south part Of lot num-
bered three 3D. in Davidsons subdivision Of square
numbered two hundred and eighty seven c2s fronting
running back the east line SS) feet and
five go inches and the west line seventyeght (7S)
feet and ten (0) inches containing about seventeen
hundred and eighty nine 7s9l square feet with the
improvements thereon; and, immeiately thereafter in
front Of the premises the north part Of lot numbered
three 343l. fronting twenty COD feet Eleventh lth
street west by the depth Of said lot with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: third
81 the money in cash. and the residue in equal
instaments in six twelve and eighteen months. with
parcel sold will be required when the property is struck
off, Terms Of sale to be compiled with IN ten days from
day OF sale. All conSeyancng at the cost of the pur
chaser.
ROBERT B. LINES T,,,s..,.
m2O-dGds JNO. T.. MCNALLY,} AiueSooe'
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g BEN6IN0ER Auctoaeer
De Warrington Horse and OsFrloxe Dnx>.,
oS8 go ana Ca fouiciS1a ss,unv,.
AUCTION SALE OF HORsE9 CARRIAoRa Han
NEnA g EyEkY Tuk6EAl, THURSDAY. aud
SAJ41DAx AORNfN0. oommue<tng q nm
1OCLOGK. SPecAl a11natinn given 10 the sales os
90 go ene ssEsor Isag fsEsj :sssasss
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NOTICE TO PERSONA HAVING pRopFpTv Arn
II housEHoID f Hh RHHrtS2s f rs SfiI. Z AND

M FOLEY Auctioneer. win from this day sen or offer
Tor sale any Piece Of Property Il maers not nat il the
value on tne same for the Of three dollar and any
same Tor three per cent.
Reference given il required
- All communications Win have prompt ATTENTION
An0Fss n. FOLEY. Auctaouesr:
mzS-iW S;s - street noy&hwssk
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JAMES GUILD 4 SON, Aucuoneers.

AUCTION SALE OF FOKFEITED PLEDGES.
will cell for H. X. Fulton, at 1918 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. commencing on WEDNESDAY,
NAY THIRTY FIRST, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. N. and
SEVEN O'CLOCK P. M, large and valuable collec-
ton of forfeited pledges consisting Of gold and silver
Watches, Jewelry, solid Silve &c. and continue
been Sold Persons holding tickets the time which
having expired. viii please take notice.
II. Il. FULTON. Broker.
JAMES GUILD L SON, Aucts. myIg-4ts
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The Eunuch.

The eunuch is great parsonage In the harem
or palace. His power ia almost absolute There
is no limit to his control. The chief eunuch in
palace is styled Kislar Agaci; he Is black and
takes the position Of the second man Of the
empire, ranking with the Grand Vizier. He is
captain of the girls. II they are insubordinate,
he does not mince matters, but chastises them
with rods on the bare body. Should the matter,
however, be very serious one, they are dis
posed Of These black eunuchs are hideOus un-
calmly fellows, generally with short necks and
long legs; they are very naughty and overbear-
ing In their demeanOr, and when escorting their
charges ON excursions, slash about with their
.courbatch" or whip Unfortunately, to clear
the way for the pets Of the Padishah. They en-
JOY princely salaries. and the large fortunes
amassed by them result mainly from backsheesh
screwed out OF the inmates Of the harem.
It Is from this class of 0rientals
snat tine mates b. are seected Mutes
as guards and attendants. and especially are
their negative services availed of at the porte,
where all official business and diplomatic inter-
views are carried on. The mutes 1--WE are not
talking of the arabian Nights" and their fanci-
full stories, but in sober earnest as to what is
happening at the present hour) are selected
from the eunuchs, and when very young have
their tongues cut out, and every means devised
to keep them In state of ignorance, as they are
not even tauSnt 10 fea0 ana write. The eunuchs
are also turned to further account. When
Grand vizieris to be disposed, or some other
person In high office to be dismissed such mat
tiers are generally carried through with expedi-
ton. The officer whose duty it is to undertake
this important mission Is termed "Black Ears "
1t is for him only to notify the Grand vizier that
his power is at an end; he appears suddenly, al
ways at midnight and without any kind Of
warning. He receives for this errand large
amount of blacksheesh. In former days 1t was
his privilege and duty to strangle then and
there the Grand Vizier or high functionary, who
ever he might be. But things are more merci-
fully managed now, and the victim is Struggled
on board the suta1's steam yacht, the Izzedin.
to some distant point in ARABIA or Asia Minor,
and most probably the ministerial career is term
mated by the simple process Of administering o
cup of .suncha n-LondQu Gofietu
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TH0MAS DOwLlNG, Auctoneer.

1RH0MAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
WELLrKEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C., AT
AUCTION, BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
HOUSE No. 1924 STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, THIRTY-FIRST
MAY, 1882, commencing Ut TEN O'CLOCK. will sell.
1T 1224 street northwest general assortment Of we'll
kept Furniture. viz:
Ten Marble top Bed room Suites two Parlor Suites
Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Walnut Marble top Tables. Walnut Wardrobes,
Walnut Extension and other Tables, RefrGeratox.
Water Cooler, China and Glassware.
Cooking Requisites and many Their articles not neces
sary to mention.
House for rent.
Terms cash.
my27-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CLOSING SALE

PAINTINGS, FNGRAVINGS ETCHINGS,
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS,
SKETCHES.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY THIRTY
FIRST, At HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, at my
salesrooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. mx9-3t
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T'Hos. >. FISHER q co.
AND UNIMPROyD PROPFR1-v hofED

AND UNIMPRovD PROPERTY
The undersigned trustee under the decree ~ En-. ~.
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbus passed "a
in cause No. a SOL doc. 81, will sail Al pIl, -
auction. 10 the highest bidder, the following d
real property. ON the days and At the tn,es nsra
herein. N@Hioo
On WEDNESDAY,, THE FOURTEENTH nav nm
JUNE. he will sell that property known a. i7o5 p
eyYania avenue northwest, being parts 81 - ~
q. in Square los. Time Of sale, FIVE THfR ap9
p. hAf
on SAME DAY. at SIX O'CLOCK he win sell .. ru,,
lie auction. upon the premises. Lot 90 in square asI
This property is At the corner OF l4th and str,,s.
northwest having front of IS feet on 1<th street vS
q depth 81 los feet q street.
sell that tract Of LAND known the farm OF ate
Benedict Jost situated on the Pney Branch road nesr
Brightwood, containing "a acres. more lees. Tina
of sale. FOUR Il. NJ.
This tract is improved by avery comfort BILE dwelling
house and IL ia good order Possession given 70 IA
purchaser by the LIST of November, 1882.
The terms Of the above sales VIII be third ~ ths
purchase money in cash. one third in one year and
onethird in two years after date Of SALE the deferS
payments 20 bear interest at the rate Of cent
TO he secured by mortgage upon premises.
W. B. MEBB Trustee.
m23-1aw3w 400 5th street
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S>>ASA&A<A< AM6ONs IIu6tec,
MA r,er, :, 40 Louisiana avenue.
WAAA6h ID WILLIAMS CO.. Auc4H my96-dkds
SA Hd,,0E DnSiE .. p 2 ~uREE-sTORY BRICK
WEST. BETWEEN L IND M STRFF1S IN

The owner. Q non resident hss directed M To-
sell the above property in front Of tho prSn,issS M &
ppM ~ auction. on WEDNESDAY, NAY THIRTY -
mas rooms and baths lot Is feet inches
nun ~ spo1s ~ iest deepi on Belt line Of aud
Terms: Qns.fontth cash and balance IN three years
-. a. AClNY1RE, Real Eetatc Broker.
j, :, 49, ..x..vr, eto street northwest.
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPED ENvEnOPES AND
NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS,

PosT OFFICE DxpARrrrSr
WARRINGTON. ID. O., May l. lsa2.5
Sealed Proposals. will be eceiyed from envelope
DAY. the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, 1884 for furnish
ing such Stamped Envelopes" and f'Newepaper Wrap
pers" a. this Department may order for public ue
during period of four 40 years. oommencing on the
Lat day Of October, 1892
Specimens Of the envelopes and wrappers for which
proposals are invited showing the different qualities
ming, with blank forms Of bids, and specifications
gasins fsi Information may be had on application TO
ID. O. II n HOWE
nas-fE1u Postmaster General.
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AONCANSOk BhOS. Auc0oneere,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANIES SALE OF UN.
CLAIMED FREIGHT.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRD 1887.
shall sell for account Of the Adams Exress COMPANY
TO pay charges
$50 packages. comprising assortment OF Trunka
Bundles Boxes Packages. &C, &c. TO be sold without
reserve.
All parties concerned viii take notice.
Terms cash. my26
For Other Auctions See Sth Page
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TUE GREAT 'H9psEEoLgs sFfxr WHITE
No windy advertis ements. bat tie fnesf macntD9 -
world ever ssw for the money No gny2ssess ~ -
keuung and repairing. ~
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poer OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON. ID. c., May /, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received NJ this n
gartment UNTIL THURSDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF
JUNE. 1882, 1t TWELVE O'CLOCK M, for furnish-
ing IN such Quantities and II such times they may
be ordered, all the Post Once Envelopes required for
following classes, viz:
Nos. TO 4. For ofhcal Letters and Rskurns
No. 3. For Returning Dead LetterS
No. 6. For Registered Packages
No. Q. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packarsa
No. 3. For international Money Order Advices
Blank forms Of bids with samples ana full specfcs
tons. win be furnished upon application 90 The Third
Assistant Postmaster General, Wa1htngton, ID. O.
T. o. HOWE
me-fxtu.@ General.
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For Other Auctions see Sth Pag.
PROPOSALS.
DRoPO6ALs FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
UREAU o. EE0EANIEG AND PRINTING. MAY 8. 1882.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU o. ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. May 8. 1854.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this office unit
TWELVE O'CLOCK M. WEDNESDAY. JUNE SEW
ENTH, 1854 Tor supplies needed by this Bureau
during the dig months from July LIST December Slst
1882: OF articles IN the following classes:
Dry Colors: Ole: Chemicals, Typographical Inks;
Textiles; Paper Bin6ers Materials Dextrfne Grocers
Sundrles; Blank Steel Plates aid Rolls Glue and Twne
FITTINGS; Lumber; Horse Feed; Toe; Coal and Wood;
Hand ROLLER Plate Presses, and Tower Clock. with
dials. &c.
Blank forms for proposals on articles ~ any class
WIN INFORMATION e 20 Qualities quantities and
oluons WIN % FURNISHED on application 10 the under
signed.
Proposals each item win he considered separately
and Given 70 articles of domestic production
or manufacture, conditions of price and quality
equal As Is not convenient to store large supply 81
goods IN the Bureau, orders the accepted bidders
VIII De made from time TO time. the actual heed may
quantities specified in the schedules.
Those desiring hsnks and information must specify
on which Class OF articles they qualified 30 propose
as awards Will be made only 10 established manufactu-
rers OF or dealers in the articles needed.
Proposals W1u also be received for the purchase
the Government Of the waste uaper, straw board
ongs old blankets, scrap twine and other articles
Bureau during the year from July lst. 1892 June
3Oth 1883 and also for the purchase from the Govern
ment o. the pulp TO be produced from the maceraton
OF the s. notes, securities &C. authorized be de-
stroyed during the same period.
Fun information relative to these articles VIII be fur
Is reserved. o. H. IRISH
mS-law4w Washington, ID. O.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

VNHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
aDI ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STRHFT
81 SEEN MAsSAChuskTTs AVENUE AND
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIRST -
iss2 ~ SIX O'CLOCK, I'm front uf the preIn-ee H..
snail sell Lot r. In square south OF square ble.G
- Terms: $500 cash. and the balance on easy tim.
SonNeSancng NJ purchasers eoet $50 deposit tine
va e~le. my11-dkds
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

A N EXTRAORDINARY oFFERi
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
New Singers and other patterns Of SEWING MA
CHIMES, with all the latest improyements droplea.
cover and sice drawers, reduced to f26,
AL Machines warranted for year,
Cali ana examine our beautiful QUEEN and zee tes-
An kinds Of Sewing Machines eold rented. e.
changed and repsired.
@. AUERBACH, corner 7th and II stress
Store ns myT
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right literature Of the country, which by law is
deposited In the library. is trash. end that the
proper disposition to make Of these books is to
build or hire cheap storehouse and pack them
away Ike so many red herring. They need not
be catalogued or placed on shelves. for nobody
will ever ask to see them. This is cheerful!
view OF American literaturei The estimate is
so absurd 1t needs no comment for IL carries its
REPUTATION upon its face. The opinions Of these
correspondents on matters relating to horse
racing and the sensational drama are entitled 20
great respect
The service which The library OF Congress is
dong IN the registration catalo2uing, and
preservation %. the copyright publications of
the country alone justices the expense of erect
In a new building for its accommodation. II
II the census bureau of our national literature
Its functions ought TO inclCde the registration
AID preservation of every book and pamphlet
publicly or privately Issued In the country
whether copyrighted or not No institution
except II be under the auspices of the govern
Incnt. conld do this. The registration Of new
book is as important as the registration Of
new baby. IL matters not whether II be q large
BOOK or a small book, a good book or O poor
book, book with covers or q book without COW
ers 1t Is enough, for the purpose Of registra.
tlon, and for preservation in national library.
that IL Is book. Every little picaninny in the
south, even II 1t be Eumpbacked and have the
fiekets, Is registered by the patient census
taker-the name written out In full with age.
nativity, and social condition. and with as much
pans as II he were millionaire had stolen A
railroad. or was owner of trotting mare with
y recerd OF 2:lU1- Cannot ths government do
a. much for book? We can make no reasOuu-
ois guess as to which OF the books and pam
phiets In our day will be rare ard priceless 200
Years hence; but of this we may rest assured.
they viii be publications which we now regard
as trifcs or trash
As we all have deep interest I'm the welfare
OF t1e library OF Congress; the present Ii an
nIportent crisis I'm lis hiSto;y and IA our col
'eAxne, the accomplished librarian cannot be
prcsent and speak TO us I'm its behalf this report
sas treated It's affairs more freely than would
oaaerwise have been deemed necessary
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ExAMINE ALL THE DIFFERENT MAKES.
b0nEsTrc on T mn ogy WV tRe WILSON SEWING
MACHINE
ana you VIZ &C. s:.-cNe6 YOU have one on me W
hghtest running. most simple ana uuf:se macnino
ns1money can buy. Sold on easy monthly payRen
NO c1nvasserB.
WIN. sTIEBELING,
iIl7 Fenneylvania ave., near Corcorsn AT oanery.
Also. one seooni hand W. and W, No. a $ls; D99-
nestle t16; Wilcox and Gibbs. $40; singer, -
19eee have side drawers. leaf cover and sttAchnsn
Renting and repairing speciality. ml3-lm
WANTED EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
wv examine the very latest improved and most duia-
Ole Sewing Machine IN the world.
THE NEW ELDREDoE
No springs used IN tn construction. 80 simplicity =
exceled is the highest running shuttle machine ev8
pr1GqSs6; We s have .l,o ne 4sc x.cprNys
We sell our Machines on eaay NOR thy tussnAines&
Old machines taken in eyciauGe.q
UfnsNHEI6HB
Reiable Sewing Machine Roomsv
- SIS 9th street northwest - O1Uus suildine;
Machines resadred and rented. -
HyHE GREAT sHOUsEHOLUs sIJ1NT WHITE