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fFs SssCk MARKET WEAK AND FFvEEfsH.
NfM loEk. January 23.-The PoSrS financial
article Il 40 PIN. "lit,onl ssNs:-At tAe stock tx
caSnse, tni'a Stats b0ais are I. higher for
ne Is and i.S southern state bonds are
iul ana =" dy, While railroad bonds are
= = per cent lower, the latter Boston. Hart
Tori and Ere iirStS. which are down 20 Is. The
Stock market has lAcen weak an fpvegiSh from the
opening, ana the net result NJ the nuctu tons thus
lar Today IS = decline % "a i'm Louisville ana
y 1Shviile, pa ia Denver anl Rio Granae ~ in
Lake e6'r'. Ia Ia thlSh, q. IN New York Cen
trai. MILWAUKEE, and -. PAM ana Canada SOUTH
ern, Ter cent m Tex y ana Pacific and Northern
Pdclhc preferred. ana ~ ia The remainder of
the general list. The Week opens on a very
easy money market, and there Is nothing I'm sight
which warrants the opi,iOn that the loan market
VIII not continue VERY easy. unless IL De the pSsI-
billy 81 gold exp lrts, and the best opinion + that
There IS IA danger Of this happening. The stock
brokers are getting money Il aa5 per cent
ana soGd deal II lower rates. The short
interest In the stock market has been 80
lars'H increased Of late that several of the
leading stocks ara borrowing IN demand az HAT 20
per cent ;ui currency. ON United ~ ttGs bonds
the quo'2tlun - sS per CCat There IL very little
doing IN uale loans. Prime mercantile paper Is
5aop per cent. Every department 0f mere antile
business l. looking Well. ana whatever the final
outcome ~ The trunk line railroad settlement
profitable rates on every branch ~ the business OF
theSe rt3dS l. to be expected from to-day. A. yet
10 day TIE leading for1gn bankers have no fur-
thtf alarming news from Paris. hut the continued
unCet ilIiy Streig lhr dema nj for short date
reinitianCcs tO HAT city.
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,BALISGER. On Sunday, January ga. 1880. at Q
Gs C. i4 a Ga ,r ao 5d Mar G ,a vi
Fnera WI tale .Iaee from his grand parents resi-.
iart -, az cock pa Resti'es and friends are
CHURCH. on larusry 2sd. 1882, at 1895 am.
HATTIE l. only daughter OF L. Harry and II. Baucls.
nant s;aret teT9 as siE te;.r and SIX months
=! iuneca from rsl,iqaee. 1910 street southwest
ara. Mr.. ROSE FkBQTHiiR. '
19ti and boundary sti,s:s ri 81 O'Clock Tnessay
solemn re0uiel;, mas wiz s celebrated at O'Clock.
IOX. Killed. while N duty head clerk Railway
MAI Se;Veis ~ Mi s2Ih . Ghayrest' Sc on
thirty years. formerly Of Washington DC. Notice Of
G GSF County "a, W., nss ELizsBErH MA son
Nay.
JoHASEEs; on Sunday evening o'clock, yanu.
T ~ oalNS So AGED I've caro- months Ahs % n w.
Funeral "ili t'se place It p m Tuesday, from resi-
LOCKE; Or TIE 22d OF January. 1882 at O'clock q.
m.. Mrs; sA,iii 4. IochE. widow Of the late An
Funeral nom he. ale rpsiaeace t3i ~ strsT ,Ioth
tase ~ !, So !; n: Medh31y January % and from
At 8 clock N'' ""''' '''~'' VIII NC nsao
MILES; On SATURDAY night. January 81. 1882. at 10
an SAhL'sS A. MILES. aged ~ years. months
His funeral VIII take place at the Naval Hospital.
southeast, Oh the 3d. 1T III O'Clock q.
POPE. On Monday morning, January 23d 1882. al
colslInlticn. in the fun triumph OF Christian faith
FRED. eldest of Alfred and Hannah Pore ia
the twenty second OF his are.
The funeral will take piece from the residence Of s
fat.ie 2OU y street West Washin gton, Wednesday,
Mount Zion NJ. L. church. Relatives aud friends ara
invited to attend.
ROCKWELL. Suddenly, Of heart disease at II
Henry ENSIGN Ro ssSsRf yso e s .ss
after
TANsuL. At Fredericksburg Texas. January eth.
1852, q consumption in the twenty hcf
age CRACK NJ JANoIi.l, wife of Charles r. Tansiil
OF Manassas Virginia, and daughter Chris &. and
G.. }. Calial. formerly o tse u. .
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Scattering Disease Br0adcast.
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Al0OSf datlY thnro ic foupd arpouD thu vofsoe

dIlO0y o.
deaths published In the newspapers the announce
mentS that "Friends Of the family are invited To
attend the funeral' OF those who have died OF
dfphtlte7'id and scarlet fets5! Those who insert
these incOnSiderate appeals either reckless o;
the lives of their riends" or are grossly ignorant
OF the fact that all who come within the atlnoo-
phere OF these pesrercus diseases are liable To De
injected, and so spread the contagton which has
tuSt devastated the homes OF those which mis-
taken sense of respect the SURVIVORS, or peraps
the dead, has induced them to visit. The health
officer OF the District very properly will not per-
nit a funeral gathering In smallpox cases, there
fore why does he not enforce ike restrictions
where persons die OF disease almost equally CON-
tagfOuS and virulent? II he Is not clothed with
this authOrity-which it is presumed he is not.
otherwise he would exercise it-not day should
be lost to give to him the power fn the brcadest
and most ample FORM The old adage, eWhat Is
fveryb0dy's business Is IsOb0dy's business" does
not seem TO apply In tht3 case, Tor tAis II mani
testify the able health oflctHss business
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STRANGE STORY OF MURDER IN VIRGISr.-A
horrible story is reported in the Ly nchburg ketrs
OF saturday as having occurred near the boundary
between montgomery and Pulaski counties. A
farmer, In the absence of the owner OF neigh bor
Ing farm. had paid to the wife seventy odd dollars
ana WaS Invited to Stay al night. Strange noises
In the room beneath reused him from Sleep, and
going down stairs he saw his nefgbbor's wife lying
DEAD, with her throat cut, and two men plumber
Ing her body. They attempted to escape, but were
nred upon by the guest, and both killed 1t IVES
soon discovered that the dead murderers were two
women In disguise. They had witnessed the pay
ment OF the money, and had rugged themselves in
pale apparel to escape detection I'm their oxpedf-
ton. The people In the vicinity are greatly ex-
cited over the tragic affair.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 23--It is stated in Sd
Htft this morning, on apparently credible author
ls. That the greater part ~ the McCinOnt stock
sold last week was bought. not for Vanderbilt but
Tor a syndicate OF Governs friends. headed by t.
G. Knight. former prfsi lent o. the Delaware and
Bound Brook railro3d-lhe purpose OF this syndi-
Gaze being to form close alliance between Read
Ing and New jersey Central
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governor a:ener:S ke,rsta On Canas; an
Emigration.

UlTAWA. ONE. JanI ~ 23.-H. X. ii. Princess
Louise Will, according TO the Governor Generals
1t element. sail for Canada early in the spring
HIS eXcfltenfy expressed himself strongly against
tke system of permitting Canadian emigra tion
agents IN England II send svtt rs to Canada via
ChtSd States ports. He SAP many intending. to
settle IN Tie Dominion are induced 10 remain il
The states: and he vigorously asserts the necea-
sity Oh landing e.niSraatS Tor Canada at Canadian
DgrtS
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The Worst Wind Storm of the Season.

BOSTON, MASS, J3Eu2fy 23.-The fierce north
west gale " hich ST ia Sunday afternoon contin-
Ted last night. ard this morning there were 90 in
aicaIlonS OF an Abatement. The reports from the
outer marine stations 1t Care Cod show il To be
the worst wind storm ~ the season. There were
very few sailing vessels in the bay when the gale
began, and those that failed reaching "A harbnr
We're undoubtedly blown tn sea. as Il WAS inpOSSi-
Die TO make any Roadway against the furious
blasts The cold has also D cen intense. No vessel
REACHED this harbOr tn-flN
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(1HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
W ON THE CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND S
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
t s 1t 81 Coinm6s sitting in Equity passed
80 wherein Catherine Teddy is complainant and
tlchard fis:nlorrs and others are defendants will
sell at PUBLIC anston in front Of the prenises
A A;D 1ss2. at FOUR O'CLOCK M; all the right
- and to the following described real estate situate in
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia to wit
Lot numbered one q in Pattersons recorded subyi
Terms OF sae: Of the purchase money be
Which soo is to be paid as deposi. at Che time Of sale
Tie balance OF the purchase money to be paid in three
equal Instruments. in six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day OF sae for which the purchaser or pur-
chasers shall deliver to the trustees his her or their
pronissory notes. dated the day sale and to bear
interest at the rate OF six Per cent per annl: or Of
their option the purchaser purchasers may pay the
whole amount in each. Upon the ratification Of the sale
by the court and the payment Of the whole OF the pur-
chase money the trustees viii convey the said prOpery
to the purchaser purchasers thereof Conveyancng
and recording at purchasers cost If terms are not CON-
pied with in i've days the property viii be reso at risk
aud cost OF defaCltinY purchaser.
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB,
No. $50 ~ street. | r-.A.
FRANK I. BROWNING. Z ArtHtee.
Columbia Law Rnilding.J
@i-a&m DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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EOLEY, AUctioaeer

i
viii sell at my auction rooms sll 7th street north
west, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TWENTY FIFTH,
commencing at II 4 D. twenty Thousand Cigar, and
large 1t of Tobacco his stock is the balance of
ci-ar stO = dec 'niuG business.
Wiz also sl. DAY, lot Of Pawnbroker's Unre-
deemed !Hadros such CctiiI JeHel;y and Watches
and many articles too nllGt to mention. aud two
French late Mirrors. very fine also, large lot of Fur
uture- Sale positive aid goods free to the highest
bidder. j2i-it
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A Fatal slim ON the Ice,

JERSEY CITY, N. j. January 23.-Robert Quinn
81 years or age. = patnktr White going To work thi.
hlorng slipped On tae Ice at Exchange Place. ant
striking the back o. his head on the sidewalk wa.
Killed almost instantly
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BADLY BEATEN.-IOutS Mcnnier, a stout little
nan about iour ieet till a machiniSt Oh the L. -
snip lalapoosa, came TO the Police Court today
with his face ana head cut and bruised, and his
for warrants against Maggie Mennier Ciis wife,
Kate and George Schmidt, and Mary Gross. c.arg-
Ing them with assault and battery. He stated
that ne left bis wife abort a year ago. because he
DeneVed she was unfaithful TO him. AMI While
passing her house. No. 415 street southeast, last
evening, she came 10 the door and ASK ed about has
health, and lie asked her how WAS Georges baby
am she said she would call George and See a nd
George ana she and the other women leli on him
SenSeleSS.
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Discharged Prisoners.

READING, PA. January 23.-Edwn Smith. and
Samuel Humphreys. who were convicted on the
charge OF burning the Lebanon Valley railroad
bridge near this city during the railroad riots OF
le1f, ana sentenced to live years Imprisonment.
were discharged this morning their terms having
pxOirpd Q
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THONAs DOWNING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY on
TIE IOhNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND TWENTY,SI\1H STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed III trust dated the eighth day az,
# Decembsr. lo5?; and duly recorded in LiterSE:
No 92i, folio 3D.. ct. seq, one of ihe land hI-
cords fer inc District Of Columbia, and by direction
81 the arty secured thereby, the undersigned rrus
tees viii - |. en- THURSDAY, ;Ile THEETy-SIXIH
DAY OF JANUARY, IsS2. 81 FOUR O'CLOCK, i'll
front of tine prei-es toe following described proi erv
az: Ali that art of lot numbered six 90 in the
DIVISION oi square Ilortn OF Squire numbered tHr -,
IN the City of Washington, District aforesaid, AMI
bounded a. follows: BEGINNING fer Ire nj point
on the north ine OF north l. street fifteen feet hire
Inches WEI CT tie sOut!ct of sad and
run thence nth ffttfour 90 feet to Penn syivani
avenue 20 Intersection he seventeen feet three
InChUs west or the rthcast Of sail square,
thnce caserv with the line of said avenue seyeii. en-
f. ct three inches t. the northeast said square
on south by and with the west line of 2Gth street to
tn southeast corner Of said square; thence west with
tie north line of north street to the place al BEGIN
l tffi with the lprOs eInents VII. oh cOl.aist of
i tWO-stOTy frame dwelling.
Terms One third cash the residue in two equal
lffts 1t end twyiye months with notes bearing
tcr.-t at SIX Per cent yer until paid, and Il
~ d. ed Of trust the property sold, all cash.
the option OF the purchaser. All conyeyal cling, &c. at
purchasers cost. 500 deposit required az time OF
WILLIAM ID. CASSIN,l ,,,.o
1dli dts MAYHEM Platter. } Ai"S'eoS'
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PROPOSALS.
--l--------------
DROPOSALS FOR DOORS.

k/0OIOOaAS rOa OOO1SS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January IT, 1882. }
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering Ma
nogany, Veneered solid Pine and Pine Screen Doors
War and Navy Departments in this city viii be
FEBRUARY III. 1882. and opened Immediately there
after, IN presence of bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS. general instructions to bidders and
plank forms OF proposal will be furnished to estab-
isned manufactures Of the finest work Of this GLASS;
upon their proper application to this Office
.,. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
1I1-6t L.-Col Corps of Eng.
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EXcoMMUNICArED.-In an interview yesterday
stated that 1T the late conference OF the CafioIic
clergy OF that diocese 1t was decided that absou-
ton hereafter should be refused To members OF The
Knights Of Labor.
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COLOSSAL RAILROAD SCHEME has been pro-
Jected in New Mexico, which contemnIat ; the
construction OF Is railroads in that territory, all
to be tributary to the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad. The capital STOCK of tie corn
pany is sas O0OH and it is Claimed that SlI $50 500
has been subscribed.
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CELERY AND IT'S USES
ARE NOW MATTERS OF GENERAL. INTEREST

The following Is from interesting letter written by
that great Derotoogist DIR. G. W. Benson of Balti-
more, to friend, an editor of prominent eroFota
daily:
4 combination Of the extract Of Celery and ChaIno
nlie which has been but recently introduced to the
fesson and the public by myself, has produced such
mar velCs results in curing Nervousness and Headache
aud especially Nervous and Sick Headaches Neuralgia
Dyspepsia and Sleepessness that il has excited pahit
attention and newspaper comments. and therefore
give the following information publicly avoid answer
ing hundreds Of letters CT inquiry.
Ny Celery and ChsoIni.e Pills for the cure Of Head
ache, Nervousness and Dyspepsia. prepared under
my supervision and are intended expressly to Head
aches. and Gta care any case where organic disc
OF the brain spinal cord exists. Hundreds Of
many standing have been cured. No matter how
chronic or obstinate the may be. permanent
is morally certain This statement Is made after years
OF experience in their in the regular practice
medicine.
These Pills are also valuable for school children who
suffer from Nervous Headaches caused by an over
worked brain in their studies and for all classes of hard
brain workers whose oyertaxe centers need
pairs and sedation. Nervous tremor weakness and
PARALYSIS are being daily cured by these Pills. They
correct cost yeness, but are not purgatiye.,
Sold by all druggists Price so cents D box. Depot,
JOG North Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md BY mail, two
boxes for ST. or six boxes for 81 80 to any address,
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TO-MORRGtV.
TsNIONAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE
4 SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF OH. PAINTINGS.
AT AUCTION
ART SALESROOMS,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH AUD II STREETS,
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY TWENTY FOUR,
At y C'cifch,
AND DAY FOLLOWING at 3 and pm.
The collection is from Mr. i. Harrison of BROOKLYN
IN. \. Academy. who is residing in Paris and
viii be sold on his account without limit reserve.
Among them will be found
CHOICE WORKS
By EMINENT MASTERS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
All Sllendidy Mounted in Heavy Gold Gilt frames.
The Collection viii Ire on Exhibition ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
JANUARY TWENTY THREE AND TWENTY UR.
jill 1T THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
y highest cash prices paid Also Watches Jewelrv
Gsnns Pistols. &c. Call or address HERZOG. sos 9th
street. near Pennsylvania avenue. mar2l
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. = Kk!A6k HN!'LlEED-IU -liy, Ia thF Equlty
Court, Judge Nylie made a decree annullng the
marriage between Laura NJ. Lille and Charles
Lille The plaintiff set forth marriage with de-
PENDANT on December IL. 1879 in this city: her
maiden name being Waters. and that after living
with him Till February, 1850. she found that ne
had been married in November. 1874 in Marlboro
Mass, under the name OF j mes Thornton TO Mar
g3ret NJ Dunn, who WIS living in October lsSO
and confronting him with the facts, he lett h..r
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
Il:II TITS SALE or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
on THE NORTH SIDE OF GAY STREET, BE
TWEEN GREENE AND WASHIN CT o \
STREETS, GEORGETOWN. DC.
Ey virtue OF deed of trust dated the 9th ofs.
Ma-eh. 1875. and recorded in iber 500, folio i6s. II
Of ne land records for the District OF Columbia and
at the request OF the party secured will sell public
auction. in front of the premises on MONDAY, JAN
UAitY TWENTY-THIED 1892. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ I'll that ct ground in tie City Of Georgetown.
in the District of Columbia being part of lot numbered
one hundred and fortysx (146) in Bealrs addition tc
said GeJrretOwn. b. ginning for the same at point
the nOrth side OF Gay street Gstant hundred and
fifty O5o) feet east from Washington street and run
thence north eighty feet to alley ten feet wide then
along said alley thirty (30 feet: thence south
eighty (S0 feet. and then west thirty (GJ feet to the
II ginning. with right of Of said alley extending
Greene street with improvements, consisting of two
two story Frame Houses. The above property will he
offered in two Parcels.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured by
trust property al cash, at option of purchaser.
SiDJ each 10. 1t time Of rale. ConyeyancnG at pur
easeg's cost. If terms not complied with III
week, Trustees viii resell at risk of defaung purchas
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
jail -d&fs WILLIAM II. CASSIN. } A'"'''e'
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STEAMERS. DC.
NOTICE.
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.


Or and after NOVEMBER 9p. 1881. the steamer
at a. m. every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
Nonaini Ferry ON iii RsDaY' Sarnni and s,nrrioe
man On SATURDAY. C,IrrioI;isn and Leonardtown.
o2S JOHN u. WOOD. Agent.
Hon N M1YSdE F3E;T9MGTFH Ixb FORTRESS
FONT LOCKOUT.
CONNECTIyC. WITH TIE BOSTON AND PEoyI-
DENCG STEAMERS IN NORFOLK.
Steamer GEORGE LEAEY on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS aid SAL i;I'AiS az > Pm
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, BEGIN
MING OCf OEEE 1sT.
First TO Norf,s ana Fort M0nrne....s 5O
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. l5D
Fr>tc.a>- fare & Insy Point and Point Lockout ~
Second class To Tncy Point aud Point Lookout 30
Tickets and staerocs tor sa,e and Information fur
b. & a. Tieaet of. 1851 icu-i=yIyania avenue north
west St Marc Hot,i; Rncses Cigar Stands. lrn-
nee, and az COMPANY - uiiice Tth street wharf.
GEoTGE MATTINGLY, General SUIT.
WI. T. WHICH. Agent 02i
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
STEAMER LADs OF THE LAKE
MI leave her wharf f,,t Of 9Th Sy"t every MONDAY.
irc - Iiny Point in; Lockout Fortress Monroe.
Ezcurs:, II tickets Viii b i-sGel rs follows:
coN'tlN M Pf i NP IXif M1I Its BOSTON
First class are to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk s. 20
Fist-class Fare Pls Poii: and POINT lookout 80
Second -c>- Fare - Iilf.y .il:L aud ant Io,kort -
Days and SATG RD4YS. at Tour O'Clock pin.
ae- 2i... st"teroJiis can le secured st general
Banh Bu,lii.- or ri tae Gfice 9th street wharf
Tiif NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and T. G. Knight leave Pier A. East
m, s,i GeoTge'e~n every thiDAi It an; For
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
O22 Gl3 18th street, OpIoSit, I y. Treasury.
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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, 539 18th street:
ggseu5gy (VasiaJ- Dlf
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OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
tne BEST, go IS JUSTHS Old Stand known for YEAR,
81 6 Sns 92ny place where frst-cless SECONDHAND
81 eau az yuSTHS Cd Stand No: GIG D street. between
~ ana "a! streets northwest Branch Store No 4O3
Stn street. betveen ID and streets northwest. NB-
Note - mail promptly attended ia. uar2i
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AUCTION SALES.
H 9th and u streets northwest.

~ 9th and D streets northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
A6BE6 I6f Sf to p SHRsH s XIII BE
ALso. 800 PAIRS Ass6RrEp WoaESs. ME 81;
65h B3 aH 6fafR G56 S9 II E2EMs
6 snE & fhs
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneer..
Nafdh sAIE q G2Hn ANp s syNE
ON P P RGEh kHIXE ~ At
Half 44A pa PAST i, 81 sEyES s, and continuity
81; at our saesr9om, corner 10th and streets,
nd tn hs HIGHEST er IN be es
case, let the amount be what Goods viii be sold
as RAHR # %INs
I. H. ALLEN, Salesman. j2s-6t
~ Southeast cor 9th and D streets northwest
EXECUTORS SALE OF HoTsEHoI.D FTRNI-
N Q. f hEb NksY tH HaTs fA n HAM
SHfI STEAARa EEEsSz SLsTH
R9ASR Nf2 Mhf I9USGE g SHAIRs
LOWS: BEDCioIHIN sc, BLANKETs. sPREAhs.
And GLASS WARE. KITCHEN WARES COOK
on S19n HGER,GERAT3E Sc k' TWENTY
s sISTH e2n@sheinS TES osioek. at tie above
| tention.
1885, & & w H. 1 sdkSoick, Executors.
TsHHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
RECEIyER's SALE OF THE ENTIRE EFFECTS
OF THE I; LYON ,HoJSEi NO, 1881 + STREET;
NORTHWEST.
By virtue o. decree of the Eauity Court Of the Dis
ssS 9H t. sell ss q sATgEPAI yAStAKY IWENIi
Back Walnut Chamber Furniture.
T E:ad Pillows and Hair B als
| File hioquette Carpets.
Superior Velvet and Tarestry Carpets.
erye number Walnut and other Dining Tables.
MAGNIFICENT Bar Mirror the largest in the city.
Fine Walnut Bar and Eating Bar Counters said to be
Very hand .ome Show & CASE ss and ny Counter
Two Siirerb Bronze Figures very large with gas at
Handsome Cry Crystal Chandeliers
seS and and coles a # G Mse wT oer
Lsrgs and ". v3ted assortnsnt Of China
PLATED s;lgr and Teas I and conees
Lara quantity of Table Linen. nearly all new.
81 cloths s]i baaE and al hs sin s1sts
Steam Table Large Broier:
ie Ware and ot 1t f KteScn M Articles
Steam Boiler for heating house.
! Oyster Roasters, Steamers, BrOilers, &c.
Also
varied assortment Of Wines and Liquors, together
with many other articles not necessary to enurnerate
The entire Furniture i'll this house is i'll fine condition
and We'll worthy the attention Of buyers.
J2j-Cts ROBERT G.. HOLTZMAN Receiver.
EAUNCAESON BROS, Auct,oneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest.
| RESTAURANT AND BAR FIXTURES. WINES
AND LOU ORS, ELEGANT COPPER FINISHED
| STEAM TABLE, MIRROR. Two LARGE AND
4 q.
| ROOM FURNITURE, SHOW CASE. &C.
| ALSO,
! REMAINING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PARLOH
! SUITE LACE CURTAINS, TABLES, CARPETS,
/ DiNlNti-kpOM AND KlIGHEh UTENSILS AND
tUHNIrUiF, &c, CONTAINED IN WAGEERS
| EESIAuRANI AND DWELLING, Nc. 936 + ST
NORTHWEST, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
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