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LYDIA r.. FsEN.llAM'9
vE.EThrIE COMPOUND.
lsa po.'tv" Cnre

syHa
FIR all tho.r Painful Ncmrl"!rts ara H'asntsss
s.curn mon ~ o"r beat T. ..sic IsI".ai'""'
twill c.Ie ,ntr.l; & Q v,rf fcir'fl ,LI.s'oh
r,.int. al vsr,,n tron' les i.arr pt"n h"i t!efS
,io, Falling ord NJ. l,rcr 'n'a, a'dte ccmr."'i'
.,t,,l W,,kr.a ai.d Is lar ,tlAi!y ADAPTED 10 tIs
CHAM" Il Lac.
n w dissolve and s,u,l tim RS from the n'eTos'a
an ,n,,r .ts 70 Of t,~,l,, met 1hs tlt Hyto 'I"'
e.yo,s h,,ro thcreis ch'c very ttt.j !'ss'
Il removes fn!rtnefs far'y, ccstr' yssii cFAV''E
Por .t..ulouis and Tc!iCver WrtEnt1 oft'e'to h'H'
I, cnrcs Dlnntny, l.erl'c,e', rV"'' f"o>'Ta' n
G.u.rul debility sleeisssnen, Del rc.sAon ana lhoi
geston
That feeling Of hsatne down, causing 20. "e's''
and Inc. ncc /, alive 'anrnty cE!ed w No
(. will at time, ord IN or all e!rcAEH'nH''sec'
harmony with TIC lav, t!.t fntern tof,' ei:S'cni.
Fortht curoof kinney Complaints u sit..er sex LILLE
Comncuni l, n'urrasTt.
LYDIA T.. ryNEHiH's VEGETABLE tO"
pOI.SDis prerared at q and 2,j Nests ATehha
Iyun. MasS ryi,o 81. Six bottlosforfh nt'y h'ni
Ia the form O: pills. also inte -n az al g. o
r,c,irt OF prize Z! rer box FOR either MI "%hhh
freely answers all letters II aqu!ry. sen i@r Faiop"
Tot Addrces as above. H.niion iais I'Isr.
Nh family sho,:ld I've without 1Fi'ih Z. IINAAAhe
rIyI.a pills. They cure conrhpAtion hliousns%
and tornid.ty Of the liver. c5 csrtsTcr box
-. ar satd ~ ~ DruEgists. ia
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Notice to Erca2itora.

\ T Office is hereby given that tho sns-
' scliber has received authority FROM
the HENS tn close up the estate of
JOHN WITLHIDE,
late Of Frederick county, licensed. Al
PRISONS having ciAims ayainst the said Ne
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit tas
same " it'll vouchers thereof, on or befnro
,!,r 25, h dav of June, 1887. or thew may
ny law he cxclud d from all ben.
efl Of said estate Tnose indebted to tbs
deceased arc desired to make immediate
ayment
NJ J. FLEAHLE,
dec Is 81 Agent for the Aeire
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SALE REGISTER

PUBLIC 3ALs.-Messrs Jno W s. Pc
Tor H. Bnssard administrators on the per
onsl estate Of Samuel Bnssarl, deceased,
will sell the remainder " the persona
property ot 81 d H. ceasel At h,s late resi-
.rnce in IIauver's district on Wednesday,
reb'y /, 1881. For terms &C, see nds
In another column
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County COMMISSIONER
= & i [ G. l..
JHE January Term and January
! Session OF the ConntY lomrs.
,iouer. for Fred4ri2k comfy, will be-
ON at their Office in the Court House.


The following arrangement has been
agree upon for the settlement Of
Supervisors accounts for the wear
1881 and all persons interested viii
il a. in mind the 'mport"ncs Of street
" observing TINS nolce as set einents
&, other tine than The day fixed upon
will ca,Ion much lncouvenipnce md
possibly some loss.
Tuesday, Jann.ry Sid, District No. !,
BICkeIstu
Wttu, SHY, January 4tA, District No.
2. Frederick.
THURSDAY, January 9TH, Dieirict No.
3. Mldt!ttuwn.
FRIDAY, J .unary 9Th, District No. 4,
Clergrr,towh,
SECOND WEEK.
Moo|ay, January 9th, District No ),
Eumlrt-burg.
Iu,~lny, January lOyh, District 10.
6 Cdo, III.
Wei est'y, January 18th, Districs
No. I LDh,na.
l,ausI4y, Jenuar! 18th, District No
S, Liberty
Fudey, January 18Th, Dj-tlic. No. 9,
New Market.
THIRD WEEK.
Non |sv, January lGlh, District No,
10, llanyers.
ruv,ia,, J uuArv 18th. District 10
IL, Woodshoro'
Wy,!nysha,, Jaou'ry 18th, District:
No II Pe)e'S"tIe.
Tnur4,I4 J,rU4ry 18th, Districts
No l3 and II, Mt. Pleasant aud
J-tt, r-on.
FL lay, Ja,narv Goth, District Ne,
II, M,rhaulc,toWu.
FOURTH WEEK.
Monday, January ga. District Ne.
l6 Jackson.
Tu4>l ~. January oath, District 10,
II, townsville.
| Wednesday, January 25th, Districts
No. IS and IL, " oodvllIe and Ling
more.
Thu,sl.y, January Goth, Distric, n &,
20, LtMlS'nNn.
Daring This Session the Board r''l
appoint Road Supervisors, Cou-,y
Cor<rabEps, Trustees Of the poor :':
Fre'-rlsk county, Keeper of Tie
Court House and yard
Conerabe- will be appointed 90
and after thu 9th Of January, ana
applicants will tile their appicat:cI =
N,rh the Clerk prior to this dats
The Road Supervisors will be az
pointed for the several districts OF
the dav eacn district is settled Wiz,
unless tavlr be objections filed e
II cir re-appolntt9ent.
All recon nendalions as wei i
complaints, must be filed witt ;1e
Cl-lk to the Board before the day
fixed tor Seltlement
Chapter 404, Acts Of 1879, prohi:
its Me ASS gnnrut of more that t--
miles Of Roa- to any Que SIpel l'5-.
Supervisors Viii report 10 the y ia. "a
all Tools or material ofany kidd 'naa
may br III then ossrsslon or daJ1~
their control belonging 10 the conDty
By order
f. A. GITTlNGER.
, dec. lb>4t GssgE
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InraI Mfms.

Anexchanre sava, MAMA average life
is % years. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
always live
Seho Is are we'll attended
Ofno practical value. The moon.
Go to PoIley's for your good Pickles,
An open winter. Open to objection.
For every fog in January fro>, in May
Go to Polley's fm your Champagne
Cider.
tn. health Of onr town At present is
very good.
wou'ti-ic road supervisors and cons's
Va, a.e too numerous TO mention.
A new 10, Of Garden and Flower seed
at Wi,tleroA L Arnacoals.
There are rumors sdoa, Of q rev bar
Drrshop.
Pure CHER VINEGAR a. s!rong IA cve'
wssna.!e AZ WillcloW & 1InncnSta
There ia more maud in our sire t. al
p-e.sn, than sc have known for years.
An editor without a backbone DON,
,r,",.n, 10 much us lila principal col
'uwn ysn know.
st Wi,herow & A,mncost's will he
found Non explosive, $50 Test, Coal Oil
January has given Evidence Of sorrow
tx something done in tn" past II "cti'
continuously.
We would remind housekceners that il
!. time to cucumber windows with boxes
containing dir, and tomato anl early Gao.
base plants
Ministers will confer f,vcr by s"ndin.
us noliro OF deaths and marriages a.
they occur in their locality.
w. A. Holm at tho railroad station Ia'
Oh hand ana for sa'c large lot of rails
and posts, for sale al moderate prices, f.
cash. Sec posters.
Somebody IN Congress wants to mak
-%hc da'c Of lie discovery Of America b,
MIC Columbus, national holiday y"
offer as a suls,tutc. Adams Birthday.
We suggest that our member ct IN
House Ct Delegates hr rrqu"e'td TO have
bill passed 10 amend the charter OF on
borough that We vote, direct for one Bur
CESS and four Commit sionrrs,
Wanted.-$iG00a at SIX per cent IN
tercst. A first mortgage on rent e-'a'
will be given. Inquire at this office o
address +,
Care CATocTiE CLARIoN.
Emmitsburg people are asi.a'ing th
question of ex,, nding the track and re
moving the station to the western end I
the town. The Chronicle speaks Of dom
it By private subscription.
Diph,heria is raging in Frederick wit
renewed violence and t harve.t "i deaf
is appalling. There seems I" be an u'''
inabil ty on the part Of medical practitior
ers to successfully combat the disense
To save one of our street crossings fror
death bv drowning, it was taken mp an
placed high and dry ON sidewalk b
impartial and save the others, or pI'c
them IN post on above high mud mark,
We have been informed that Sammy, s"
of W. A. Hahn, Agt W NJ r. K co"
pany will shortly erect slaughter h"u'
on the grounds of the railroad compan.
has engaged a butcher aud will regularl
conduct the business on and at,Er Febr'
airy 1st.
FRANK SrppALL's Soar. Of which "Roo7
has lately received large invoice, has l.
ken the place of the wash boiler and tt
kettle is all that is required to heat Il
water Cor weeks washing for lars
family. The process is simple, the, ete
rrrt sld No. stihp ia~a1usSA sta Uhssp
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An exchange says, Mana average life
is 90 years. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will
always live
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OF FREDEnI X.
RFSJURCFG.

AsFH'S hSr'''
Loans AMI ii>cn.n,s 1924 1897
uvrr,l,nns 4587 rs
T. ! Dnls to secure circnlnt'n 100 0Ol ~
Other stocks. bonds {, mnrly's $500 90
Dne from nr,"hVM rearrve ngl's 3 ,5l 66
Due tron n,he, Nn1io',rl huka 10 g 80
Due from STATE banks b bankers 9S' 81
Real estate furniture & fixture. 90 400 90
Cnr"ni expenses Il taxes p'id ZS?3 ~
G ,rc',son o,,,r cash items 6st32A
l}i l. If nttfr Hhnk- 1,i43 W
Fractional Paper Currency;
nrkIr- and pennies 100 q
Supcis 81 l3O 30
!. Enl Tender notes 9,4S3 90
Redemption fluid with U
TieM urcl q per cent Of CRY 45 600 90
Total $49l 500 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in 800 oM 90
Sn,nl,. ilui 2n GOO %
Uni,i cl rr"h>s Is "aI -
Natl I'Uuk nuj's outstanding 81 100 90
indjvicnal deposits subject /"
cheek 2,a.o0 %
Du, iu other Nutiua al Banks - 20n 90
Dur IL Slait Backs aud 'NnkcrS S<o 1o
Total t46l 800 ~
tS:a, Of fary'a"d Comfy ef Fe'erlck rs,
|, rHoM,> NJ MARKELL, asher of ne
aho,t an,ei lnuk, do >"'rmn'y " ear
a. tie above statement is true To he best
ri my knu" ledge and hrI'ri
THOMAS VI MARKELL,
Cashier
Suh-c.lnd aud sworn to before me this
l0n ia, of .jalua'I 1888?
THOMAS TURNER J. =,
Correct Attest
J l.. n, llODENUS,
IN' uNIl'> + HEDGES,
tHANLLr j LEWIS,
jm 1873 directors.
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n ms - Great cNetce IN riake
sss9s, ~ ,t"S '' aava"'s ,r of,"o ~ s""i
Chances for making money tina, arcofercd
generally heroine wealthy, while those who
do not improve such chances remain ia
poverty We want many men. women,
bows IN girls to work for us right IN thaIr
own local,irs. ANY one can do the work
properly from the flrsl start. The business
will pay more than ten times ordinary
waves. Expensive ou'H, furnished free
No one /" ln engages falls to make money
rapidly. YOu rnn devote YOUR wnoi" time
to the work. or OIL vour spare moments.
Full infnrmafi, NJ and Ill that il needed
een, free Address STrNsoS & Co..
Oct. 27ly. Portland, Maine.
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i'u:'!ic Safe J!

vrtu. of an Order ufihc Oiphau>
o3ri ut t'irirr,Ck county, ,ht urdri>ign
81. Adnii,-tIniur> al Samuel VI buLZl"d
haze If RI. dr'ic county, deceased, "il.
:, liza, purlir sac on tat fiumt Farm. ,>l
u,,tl in ilnuycr, District. said county, un
III rourl! lond leading !" Mccla"lce'"" "
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" ed Feb V. |, 1882
sale Ia 0nHcnre nt 10
OK lack 4. -.

one is.ct Nod Trai ws,op, cora bed
mad fees trotgo ca" I.oy Nn,on tAi'
Ila, Cr,,i -. ore t"u I,I>" nnlr"N
Fred ~nx ~. .r"n, b,h, Wont d 'drls ii i
c,,I lti ! St. 81 i.'r,t.- ; !l"".ru !
Nets Five trl,rr- Brides. Wrg"u -ad
iir fi,h Chain Buj Trace iug
lhai,, 4 H,l,c,s Sci IF Sm4i. Harness ;
Lnr, ~v,rru l"ch npd 10 Co" Gee u.
o,u. COW NtIun | Riding ca,ii.r y BIZ
die
z eaDota NaSEk ~ =. i,
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The MarkerA.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2S.-virginia Ss deferred 10.
do eonsos 62si: do. past due coupons, 63; do. new
te I, e e, 4S3. bid to-day.
aoas Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat southern
nraer western shade easier and quet-southern red
IV5el w: do. amber, l.l0al. Is No. 1 MARYLAND
l. dd9s4al II; No. western winter red, spot l. OF "a
lo9y FeIrnary Ia March sfhhIaTs G ~
May. ll5Aal 49, Corn. southern easier; western
easier ana fairly actiyesouthern WHITE :53a1G: do
yellow. GOa,5 western mixed, spot S35. asked year
a 90 a66, Janus!y 62'a62Y Oats dull-southern
4-a4t western white, 43ai6: do. mixed, 40a42 Penn
ssyivania 42a46. Rye quiet. 64a67. Hay unchanged.
ProShIons quiet and unchanged Butter rner-western
packed, 22a26; creamery, 32a36. Eggs easier 30
Petroleum quiet and unchanged. Coffee duli-Rio
caFEoes ordinary to fair. 6s4a7s4. Sugar quiet-A
l. ig: Freishts uneh,nged Recepts-four. 4 47a
bushels; oats, g. ISL bushels rye 500 bushels Ship
Hents-wheat 2o2 40 bn. heels; corn, l. O75 bushels.
SaIes-wheat 244 SIC bushels. corn, 25S OS7 bushels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28
Wall Street To-day.

DhfhESSloS FOLLOWED By A REACTION
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Posts fnancial article
says: The money market has been easy the
rates On call TO stock exchange borrowers being
6l7 per cent On government bonds there is a
good supply or money Offering at 4 per cent
lime loans are about per cent, and prime
mercantile paper CAS- per cent. The amount
or called bonds presented at the Sub-Treas-
ury Tor redemption up to noon was s2IS 600
maklnga total since Saturday morning OF sS3 OOO
Inc stock Exchange markets We're depreSs.d at
the opening by the announcement that Mr. Porter
president OF the St Paul and Omaha road. had re-,
fused to join the conference regarding the railroad
war; Railway officials have not, however aban-
doned hopes, and this feeling spread among opera
TORS as the morning advanced. The opening quo
tatlonS were y TO 81 per cent below those current
at the close yesterday, and during the first fifteen
minutes a further decline OF L To IN took place
mere mas since been an advance OF y to 4 per
cent, the latter In Denver and Rio Gran lie, which
was strong throughout, and sold up to 45%; Union
Iaclnc has advanced to 10i. Missouri Pacific to
!0l, Northwest TO 1861, ST. Paul to 1O2I, New
YORK Central to $50, Lake Shore to ll3S st Paul
and omaha to AZ, preferred to 1o4h Louisville and
Nashville to SIX, Western Union TO SIX. Rock
Island 70 126 Kansas and Texas to By, and Texas
racine TO 3Sb. Government bonds have advanced
q per cent for the fOurs. State bonds are dull
ana traction lower for Tennessees and railroad
bonds strong at an advance OF Aals per cent
steady.
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VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment and
hereditary predspostion operate to turn the hair
gray and either of them ipcnes to shed
AYERS HAIR VIGOR viii restore faded or gray light
or red hair to a rich deep black, as may be
desired 1t softens and cleanses the scalp giving it
heaithy acton. 1t removes and cures dandruff and
humors. By its falling hair is checked and new
growth will be produced in all where the foicles
are not destroyed the glands decayed It's effects
beautifully shown on brashy, weak or sickly hair on
which few applications will produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth Harmless sure in its results it
is lnconparable as dressing and is especially valued
Az KS HAIR NIGOR is colorless, contains neither
OH nor dye and will not soil white calnbric
or1us. 1mparting an agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists. i293
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Something that Invites Attention.

W dsnIllglUn SPECIAL View Iork Times.
The effect OF the removals upon the newspapers
or the city Invites attention. The Republican, re.
garded as the organ or the administration and
controlled by First Assistant Postmaster General
hatton, has not word TO say In its editorial coll
umns. The Morning Post declares that Mr. Bliss
letter is impudent and offensive and that the At
torney Generals report is undgnfed II not coarse
and Vfrulent. "Mr. Brewster's denunciation OF
men Wnom he has not yet been able To convict
writes the editor, ''is nothing less than disgrace
Iul." Ihomas j. Bradys afternoon paper likens
Ihe removals 10 the methods pursued by the Eng
lisn In Ireland. The Star, in accordance with its
course hitherto as an advocate OF The prosecution
OF The thieves, cOnmendS the action taken.
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The Late RemOyals
A MATTER THAT HAS CAUSED MUCH TALK.

''1Hf h1ao NhNoEH HUH
Washington Special to Philadelphia Ledger.
The TACT that the Republican OF this morning has
no editorial In reference to the matter has caused
much talk. Mr.. Bliss himself is largely interested
in this paper, as is also Secretary Chandler ana
Mr. Hatton. These three, In fact, represent the
control.
While there have been very direct denials OF n
purpose TO make further removals. there are quite
q number OF officials here who are exceedingly nm.
easy. The course or Public Printer Rounds in
openly defending the employment OF Helm and
MS declaration that he should retain him In spite
attention TO his attacks I'm the Critic on the Attor.
ney General, are likely to lead TO his removal
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The Jeanrcsse Inou,ry

ENGINEER MELVILLE coNC.CBSs MS TzsrIHpxy
The reading OF Melville's testimony before the
Jeannette board OF Inquiry was concluded at i:ss
p. m. to-day and Engineer Melville made a SUP.
Elementary statement regarding the natives
whom he met, the president OF the board suggest
ing that he had not made su-1ct
entity clear the fact that there were
no natives residing In the vicinity or Barkfn lie
along the whole coast, from Barkin 90 Jamayaloch
and that no one had lived In the hut where
Erickson died for two years Engineer Melville
was then excused from the stand.
MT. Melville expects TO leave this city "a.
night, 10 be absent about q week. upon private
business The board will probably begin the ex-
animation OF Seaman Nlnderm an 20 morroM.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FKONTISG on G. = EkEET, BETWEEN ROUR-
And A-HAL AID SIXTH STREETS NOR H
W. ST, AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed of trust, DAT d September
2sth. A. d. 1880. and daily recorded i'll iber No. a
3I, to2 Z9l. ct seq. If the land ecords Tor the 1
District 4 Columbia. and by direction tn party Sc
cured thee3y, shall sell at pubic auction front Of
the premises. ON FRIDAY, the f1l,ST DAY OF DE-
CEMDEk. A. d. 1882, AT FOUE o CLOCK M all
tat certain piece or parcel Of ground, real est te
situate and lying i'll the said city Of washington Id
ii.trlct OF Columbia. and known and described being
Lot NUN sere Fix 80 in sGuate nunhcred four hun
nrei ana ninety (493 the il LAID down on The
u'ic pat "t said city Of Washington, together with all
the In rOvements thereon
Terms OF e: one third cash. and balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen mont from day OF sale, to b.
secured 10y the notes of the purchaser bearing interest,
and teed Cf uSS on the property sold. all cash. at
tn: purchasers ortion. deposit of 500 VIII be
qi!IEt g the TINE OF If the not
lii III in five DAYS from day of sale the rustee
t fEts lie right to resell at the risk ana the
1au dag purchaser. All conyeyancng at purchasers
cost. I.EIiiY n. TAXIpR
n2I-{Gis Snryiying rrIIs.ee
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VI tNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Y PRIV EoJTITCa NJ,

(tH NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvrD
NJlIHWEST. BETWEEN S AND T STREETS
BEING HOUSES rUMBERFD 1902 AND 1904
By Elrtue OF decree passed III the of Notley%
Anderson vs. Henry ". Hougae ct a., }. 8, 238 Id
~ tqy, III the supreme Court of the District of -
Columbia. l will. or MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
4 NJ III front OF the premises, offer for sale at
ton the following property subdivision lots hun
dred and nine t209l AMI two hundred and (olO) in
Henry W. Howsae's subdivision (recor1ed in the sur
yeyor's otce in Book IL. 1T folio lots one hum
dred and eight COS) to hundred and twelve
ll2 inclusive. OF PatersoI's subdivision (rec red IN
the surveyors office in Book X. w. folio 1929 of part
ahe is laid down on the plat of Washington These
| Is are each improved by two story and basement
brick house.
Term of SALE Onethir! If the purchase money to be
Ialu In cash. and the residue In equal payments at
and two years from the day Of sale; for the deferred
pay etS Inc notes OF the purchaser purchasers shall
be given. secured by deed of the property and
bearing interest at SIX celtum per day
OF SALE deposit of hundred dollars to be made
on each house when knocked down, and terms TO be
compiled with in seven days. All conVeyancIng at the
cost OF the purchaser or purchasers.
These lots sold subject to the lien of deed trust
from Henry W Howgate and wife to Robert C. Fox and
ing lots 2O4 pos. 2O6 201 2O3 2O9 and 2IO In Henry
W. How-ate's subdivision Of part OF square 2O6 to
secure prOmlssOry nots of four thousand do lars
~, COD. dated February 7th 1891 and PAYABLE
three I'D years after date with interest at per centum
Per anIn. yahe quarter yearly which deed Of trust
is duly recorded in Lber &c., foio Az one of the land
records tol the District of Columbia.
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee,
- No. Columbian Law Building
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. mis- cot
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
Fi'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctoaeer.
SALE OF BOOKS
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER TWEEN iY-SEyENTH. TWENTY
EIGHTH AND TWENTY-NINTH
CATALOGUE
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARIES
AISCELLANEOJS BOOKS.
Also,
LIBRARY OF LAW BOOKS.
To be Sold at my
Al c TON ROOMS
SoGtiv ii Cor Pennsy wanna Ave. and 1lth street,
WasEir=toa. D. C..
Oh AO&Dai. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVEN
mes NOVEMBER TWESTI EvESTH.
T%ENII-LIGHTH AND TWENTY-&INTH
Ccnm=ucin- each Evening 1t HALE-PAoT SEVEN
O'CLOCK.
Nib tie future al Book Sales WI b. made on
Tn seS"id SO q. SPACIOUS Agc Rooms. y.tlcl
Na> ee- ~ cse4y arranged for the SAFE II Books ami
nh -dS,is THOMAS rOWLINCi. Auct:onae-.
HSAIT!2 b. WILLIAMS X CO.. Auct.cneers.
CIGAEs Al AUCTION
GREAT SALE
Over $40 go worth Of Imported and ley West Cigars
VIA TOE 20 q at auction commencing
AONpAt tNEN1NG, az SINLN O'CLOCK, and
O'CL0Ck, TWO and SEVEN O'CLOCK, until entire
sfoek Is soei Of for week oy. at the corner OF
n2T-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-28
AUCTION SALES
EDLEY. Auc;ioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED p1.rnars

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
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ISI - ldee' iresses and iik Ores Faftarns Shswls
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uIue Nei1Igs at p. n. ultii every lot is sold.
Itrlhs mol Ing c&ets which the time has expired
vii lease take notice. ~ ~ i
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