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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FTHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON W. ST IDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
WEST. SOUTH OF o STREET. NEAR COR
NER.
Under decree OF the Supreme Court of the Dis ~
trict OF Columbia, passed the 9Th day of March, ~
w Msrsnaii It All we will sen on WEDNEsDAY the
1888. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. in front
OF the premise Lot nGnbersd ffy-two (52 in square
City of Washington. District of Columbia $50
Terms: One third cash. and the balance In two eousl
day OF sat at sx per cent annu. all cash if de-
sired deposit OF 800 required, and all conyeyan.
cling at purchasers cost
JAMES II. SMITH. Trustee
522 Stb street northvesf
JOB BARNARD, Trustee.
sepl4-u6os ala 9th street northVeaf.
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DOWNING, Auctioneer.

ELEGANT SQUARE GRAND SCHUMACHER
PIANO. COST SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS ELE-
CANT GILT FRAME) FuENCH PLATE MAN
TIE TIE MIksok SUPERB TURKISH CARP. rs
AND HUGS, OIL PAINTINGS, EN0RAVINGS-
AND WATER COLORS, IN GILT FRAMES;
FANCY SCREEN. ELEGANT WINDOW HANG,
lNGS. GILT MAKBLE-TOP BOUQUET STA Nd.
WALNUT EASEL WITH GILT TRACINGS
PAkLOR SUITE LEATHER-CUVERED
MA AIa CHIFF1NItk Vas s. EBONY
WRITING DESK, WALNUT BOOKCASES. ELE-
CAVITY CARVED WALNUT MARBLE-11lP
sSI SIDE WITH EKENcH PLATE MTERok
RAcK. iNLAID N. Z: CHAMBER SURE ASH
CHAMBER SUITE. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS. HAIR AND Hulk MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS An BOLSTEIS. WALNUT DINING
SHaIKS OLD ENGLISH CHINA. KITCHEN
REQUI rs. ETC, ETC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
TWENTf-FIFrH. 1883. at the residence If a gentle
man decni housekeeping. No. 732 2lst north
west, one square south OF Pennsylvania avenue win
sell the above effects. Terms cash.
sepI9-5t TH, MAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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. FOLEY. Aucuoneer.

M FOLEY. Aucuoneer.
will sell the stock of Dry and Fancy Goods con-
tanned In tore No. @8 9Th street northwest at auction
COMMUNICATING EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND-
until all fs disposed ~. 49, ~ '
yfHo stosf ~ nsets Of Silks, Dress Goods velvets
Sashmeres Table lgens, Towels. Napkins, Marseilles
Spreads White SSQpds, Hosiery. derwesr, Cornets
Lss'es and Dress Shirts Sheetiugs in ali
widths Gassanafes f1anbels Domestics of ali kiuds
Ladies are specially invited to attend SALE a.
goods are fine and win be sold witho reserve.
jy30 NJ FOLEY Auctioneer
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

1nUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
N STREET NORTHWEST, BET WEEN NINE
TENTH AND 1WENTIETH STREETS.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated April 10th -
A. D. 1879. and duly recorded in Liber 500. folio Ess
232: one of the land records of the District Of Col 2
umbiA and ut the written of the party
rely. We will offer for sale public auction in
OCTOBth, d. 1888. at FIVE O'CLUCk.P. NJ. al that
piece or parcel of ground known and distinguished
District Aforesaid as the most astery twenty five (5
i've (75)feet OF original lot numbered seventeen 90 In
SQUARE numbered one hundred and seventeen QI7),
with improvements thereon.
Terms OF SALE cne-half of purchase paid
III sh. and the balance in SIX and twelve months with
Interest at six per cent secured by deed OF the
property sod; or al cash. at The purchasers option.
and recording at purchasers Terms to be com
pied with in seven days; otherwise the property will be
resod at he risk and cost Of defautng purchaser
five day notice.
WALTER G. DUCKETT,
Corner I'D and Pennsylvania ave., I ,x
JAMES MCLOUGHi IN, Z Irussees
2503 q street northwest
eep17, Is, %, q, 26&29
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- OBERT O. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer
IL 10th and streets northwest.

- OBERT O. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer,
IL 10th and streets northwest
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE; LOTS ON
AND ON FIFTEENTH SThEATS NORTH
EAST.
TIVE sTY-SE 9 :. D DAY OF sEPTEMBHh. A. ~
d 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, IN front ofs-A
1,05l.
Terms OF sole quarter cash and the balance in
one, two ana three years in notes secured b, of
tru on thu property sold nd bearing interest the
rate of six cont rer annnm al cash. the
of the purchaser. deposit Of 5000 will be required
when the property is struck off. AL convey ancing at
purch sers cost.
sepl3 r. 0. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account Of the weather, until tuesday,. OC ODER
SECOND, 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. ii.
sep22-dts r. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.
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Dr. Lucy Hall, of the Massachusetts, woman
prison. says that nowhere is there greater need
Ior an active work of reform than among the mill
population of that state.
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CATALOGUE SALE
OF

ELEGANT GOODS,
COMPRISING ONE sEvEN-oCTAvE PIANO CUP
K1GHD, MADE BY HENSEL, OF PARIS;
sEvRES CHINA SET. COMPRISING CHAN
TWO LAMPS; SEvRES CHINA MANTLE SET
COMPRISING CLOCK AND CANDELABRAS;
ELEGAN L CABINET. BEAUTIFULLY INLAID
AND FINISHED WITH FRENCH FIRE GILT
MOUNTINGs; VERY HANDSOME FRENCH
PLATE GILT MIRROR: ANTIQUE ITALIAN
CABINET. EXCLUSIVELY INLAID WITH
IvORY;VERY OLD ROSEWOOD TABLEs:v VERY
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE (5 PIECES), UP
HuLsTERED IN FIGURED sILkREP; FRENCH
POUF. UPHOLSTERED IN SILK AND EX-
QU1SITE HANDWOKK; ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD
CHAIR. GILT TABLE. FRENCH PRINTS. FIRE
PLACE SUITS; WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDE
BOARD: WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLE; 10 HIGH BACK WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS; DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DIN
NEK SERVICE. PLATED WARE RUSSIAN CUPS
AND SAUCERS FANCY AND ELEGANT PIECES
OF CHINA; SEVRES BREAKFAST SET; OF
BOEBACHE;FINE CUT AND ENGRAVED CRYS-
tai; NEARLY NEW TELESCOPE; FRENCH
BEDSTEADS. IN WALNUT AND BRASS. WITH
MATTRESSES COMPLETE; MAHOGANY SET.
COMPRISING MIRKOk-FRONT ARMOIRS BU-
-, REAU. WASHSTAND AND TABLE: HALL
TABLE MIRROR AND RACK.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FINE COPPER
COOKING UTENSILS, TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES. ALL OF WHICH
WIRE MADE IN PARIS ANDRU,SIA.
M9Hp 1s M k MFN
shall cell at the residence of NJ. De NiaInov Acting
Consul General Of Russia. No. 1437 street northwest
superior collection Of furniture, ali of which
were imported by the Consul.
fsT & sai u T%HSf w Be- sEt ssS Ho
from 10 a. IN. till p. m.
segl76t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
F'LEs' Auetloneer.
LAST DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENIY-FOURTH
commencing at HaLF-PASr EN- A. M, win sell at
9O8 9TH street northwest follows:
I'D pair fine and superior Blankets
lOo Comforts, quilted with white cotton.
cases Wansutta aheetlngs S-4, "a, 1U-4 IL 4 wide
PURE SIX Vevets, in Black, Navy Blue, Garnet.
Green &c. ' ''
Black and Colored Silks. from best Lyons manu-
facturers. ~
Cashmeres of best ouaitfea &c 20 ana AZ ;ncb.s
WIDE ~ ~ Az ~e'
Fashionable Plaid Dress Goods. Towels and Table
Linens. ~
silk rocatele. Linen sheetng. Hosiery and Under
wear. 1870 ~
La lies win please attend this SALE as the aboyemen
TONED FOODS VIII be positive sold without reserve
sold are guaranteed perfect in every respect
sep1J-4t M. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE LOT ON THIRTEENTH STREET. BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
=, BY virtu. of decree Of the Supreme Court oar
the Dt.trict OF Columbia, passed in -qaity Caus$t
upon Tn TIE premises. on SATuhDAY , IaE 1pENIY-
PAST F. UR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the south part of Lot
No 4 ia square No. 2ss. fronting eighteen Osl feet
nine 90 inches the east side Of 18th rortb
with depth Of fort ht t4s) fest lD ncne.
improved by q small frame dwelling.
Terms: One third cAAh balance in equal in
in and two from day of SALE Tire
give his promssory no.s for the deferred payments
retention of hs title BY the Trustee till paid, ali
cash. ut purchasers optou $50 dowp when sod.
EUGENE CAfUSI. Trustee,
sep IL eodts 4S6 Louisiana avenue north west.
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CECoND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND TIN
- highest cash prices paid. Also Watc6e0 yevelrG
Guns flsto =. &C. CAL or address 8EkZoG, 3Os ~
otSee6 near peunsylvsnaA avenue nsrxI
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AUCTION SALES.
THia ANEKN0ON.
UNHONAS 4. WA60ANAN,
Real Estate AuctionAa.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY, ON CANAL
STkhET SOUTHWEST BETwEEN AND H.
BY virtus OF . dsed Of trust dated Msrrh LIST. "a
1883. reeoeded IN Lher No. esa feho 204. ct
IDA and At The request Of the party thereby sssursd
sATUkDAf. sklTEGBER TwsNf Y-ss CoND, AT
NUk O'CLOCK p. ~. Lots II and l9 In Curtis sub
CAB.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash.
and the residue in two equal insal,ments at and
two year. from day Of SAFE with interest the
satsfacon OF the Trustees all cash at the option Of
the purchaser. Trustees right resl
risk and cost OF defaung purchaser If terms OF sale
not complied with seven days 500 delosit re
Quired when bid is accepted
TH0s =; wAGGABAN.} Tru..es..
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lotal PAID py an....................A,S Sl, Ue0
For the truth Of the above facts refer the public 70
tne oncers OF the aboye-named corporations and for
our lealty and standing to the MAJ and Officers 81
the City OF New Orleans. to the State authorities Of
LOUIS ana and also to the u 8. Officials of Louisiana
We claim to be LEGAL honest and all trans
actions. AS much any business IA the country
Our standing is conceded by all who will Investigate
Brokers and owned by many of known ard re-
spected citizens.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN President
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Ionic a. Manu. Real Estate Broker,
IA No. 1913 street northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE sIX-ROOM
PRESSED BRICK HALL. BAY WINDOW, BASE
MENT HOUSE: ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENIsi No.. l7o6 sEyENTEENTH strict.
BEL WEN AND STREETS NORTH
On IHURsDAH. EFPTEMRFR TWENTY.
SEvENTH. 1883. At FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, win DO
sold the above property. Lot 1sxx9O feet
TeEms easy, and Will b made known at sa1a
sepIS -d&ds ]. z. COLDWEkL. AucS
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NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer.

MI FOLEY. Auctioneer.
TRU TEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SIXTH Rect. BETWEEN q AND II STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated July l6, 1888. -
and recorded in liber 0J3. folio 2ll, ct seq, II:
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
N the request OF the parties secured thereby will offer
Tor sale at public auction in front OF the premises
MONDAY, OC ODER FIRST. 1883. At FIVr. orc. -oCK
2l and the south sixteen u6) feet and eleven
OF Lot thirteen l3, n square numbered eight hundred
and seventy ght (S7S) recorded in Liber l. O53
folio ct sea- of the land records of the District Of
Columbia. with improvements thereon.
erms One third Of the purchase money in cash, and
the residue IN two equal nstaments at and twelve
months from day Of SALE with interest secured
OF the rstee or ali cash at the option of
the purchaser Trustee the right 20 resell
the risk and cost Of the default ng purchaser if terms
OF sale are not complied wi in sevel days One hun
dred dollars deposit required when bid il accepted.
~ LAU SIA G. DUNDORE, Trustee.
M. FOLEY, Auctioneer. sep2l-lOt
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u p. LITTLE, Auctioneer.
TEESTH Street rs souT rh B sEF hhtS
STOP FS SITMKEE HSti IMPROVED By TWO
By virtue of a deed of trust dated September Id Il.
a p 1850 recoreed in NJ iber $50 loo ls2 ct
at the Of the party thereby secured We viii sell
in f5Gnf e the s on az Fy
numbered ten hundred and twenty ilO2O) as subdi-
erms Of sale: che third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the res due in two equal instruments atsx
rer cent. deferred payment. to be secured 10y deed
OF trust on the premises above described. all cash.
comped with within seven days from sale or to be r s
30 at cost OF dsfaultinE purchaser deposit of $50
required Then the poperiy is sold. All convey ancing
JOIN Il a ff ARMS. Trustees.
sep21-15t T. r. LITTLE, Auctioneer.
CHAASS 6EIY i SALE OF yALUABLA UNIM-
bRED s And snH ven " fsGfTEk FIVE HUN
., BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofseH
the District Of Columbia, holding special IermsS&
wherein Henry Z. vii ard is complainant and Andrew
Mye snd others are are cefendans which decree
ny fN \. 81 M SsE ESI HIS ~ sss
front Of the premises offer at pubic sas SQUARE M is
five hundred and seyeniy-e,ght t57s, IL the City Of
ing to subdivision filed in said cause ana which
will be exhibit at time OF sale.
Terms M Ss sale as said One
IN six and twelve months from day of sale; for
secured by deed deeds trust on the properly pur
ct 1
lot must be made Shen the property is knocked down
sol !, F street northwest. ) Trus.sa.
,, SsSkS ss %ass st .s ba,ias '''''''
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NJ. A. DAUPHIN, President.
IL CAPITAL PRIZE S75 OOO -
TICKETS ONLY S.. SHARES IN PROPORTION,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Wedo hereby cerfify that supervise the orrun,e-
fnemtsJ for al the Monthly and Seni nnuai Drawings
Of The Lcussld1td State Lctterv PAM, sa asr
manage and control the Drauifqs nensircs and
that the conducted nth honestly Idfrness and
in 0oOdJdih touord all fartieS aud authorize th1
Company to use hs certificate, ruth -sislcs ar on
signatures attached. 7Ss as advertisements"
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LOT CONFECTIONERY. NUTs. 60
BUGGIEs. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &C.,, AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FIFTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell,
In front and within our Saiesrooms large collection
OF Household Goods, being partly enumerated above
to which the attention OF buyers respectfully
called. sep2l-d
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hUNtANsON BROS, Auctloneers
~ 3l7 and 3l9 9lh street northwest corner ID st

II DitOS, AuCGoDoerS
~ 3l7 and $40 9lh street northwest, corner st.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HoUsFHoID
FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF PARLOR
SETS, WALNUT WARDROBES, WALNUT MAR
BLE1ToP SID BOARD. LIBRARY TABLES.
DESKS. EASY c. AIRS. MAkBLE-rOP CENTER
TABLES. hXTENsInN TABLES: DINING
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, kNGRAVINGS. RE-
ERiGERAT9hS HAIR AND oIHEs NAT
TRESSES. FEATHER b Dis. FEATHER Pill
Ions AND BoISTKRs: BODY IRUssELs.
TAPESTRY AND INGRAM. HALL. STAIR AND
OTHER CARP rs, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
STOVES, KITCHEN UTENSIL>. &C.. sc.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE GOVERNMENT. LARGE
LOT SECONDHAND BODY BRUSSELS CAR
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New ORLEANs. Aueust I, less
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURS

Postmaster General Gresham having published n
wful and malicious fasehood in regard the charso-
ter OF The Louisiana state Lottery COMPANY the f,.
lowing facts given 10 the public prove his state
be false and untrue:
Amount OF prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company from January l. 1879 to present date:
Paid to Southern Express Co., New Orleans
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
WE KS CO.. Auctoneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SITUATED ON He CORNER OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND N street NORTH.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SITUATED ON HE CORNER OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND N STkEEr NORTH.
WEST.
The undersigned Trustee. by virtue Of two de-Hsa
crees passed by the supreme Court of the District
Of Co umbia in guilty Cause No. 514. one dat tGx
September 4th ana the other September 18th 1888 will
offer for sale at pubic auction front Of the premi
ses on MONDAY. sfPTENBEK IWESTY-FdUTH.
1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described
.quare numbered ninety -nine. in tie city Of Washing
ton, d. & situate CD the corner of New Hampshire
avenue and street northwest and containing .bOut
square feet Of ground and ontinY about e8 feet
inchs on sire I. and - feet II inche New
Hampshire avenue. improved by q small frame dwell
ing This property viii be sold in one parcel upon the
following terms, to wit:
One third in cash. and the balance Except seventeen
hundred dollars and interest thereon hereinafter pro-
vuea Ior) In two equal payments. at six and we've
20 give his notes for said deferred payments secured
p deed OF trust upon the Premises pay all cash.
MS option. The sGid seventeen hundred dollars and
interest thereon kerenbefore mentioned being in
ueDtedness secured upon one undivided half of said
premises by ed Of trust dated November LIST. 1882
Ol6 folio 3O7 land records Of the District of Column
bla shall constitute the last deferred payment or the
purchase money. and be assumed and paid by the
chaser when duo Said property viii be sold free and
of hundred dollars shall be by the purchaser
st the time Of sale. and all conveyancing recording
shall be paid for BY him. II the of sale are not
complied w.t. within ten days from the day sale the
property win be resold at tho risk and cost Of the
VIM d. BROWNE,
JOHN F. ENNIS, IEussees.
486 .Louisiana avenue
=. 81 STISON. Attorney sep13, Is. II. 10. n. 22k24
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

VINHOAlAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
~ SIsS HtSs fsPeSS5Ssss Il
sTSSf hA coks f2kcf S SSpE R Al
MAkE bkSoas to GTRkA AN ASP PL xxTrfF63M
s M.bE =. S NEn 81 ANP a GLASS YAH HONE
FH ,Tr Baes HNp HkASkfNe Ai Paf slk
SHfk bkus H9RAG BSon MH MITE
AAIIoK; III FL3HK RACK r OK SKI SKIDs &C.; CHE Sc
hHSdH asp S;r HHAAEkf fSoFf1 Th1 sl +
@ eHMAl Ea5SH liz hsD lFfEAfI5s S
z, On M E2 Pay MoRSiNG; PItMB &ENTY-
corner sS and Dnnbarton stTee sas Sc at the
sc the above nearly al new and compets stock The
saa.s ''Sn1 !sr * x assnss
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF FINE IMPORTED AND
n3M rsr Is kSE s2GE ANR IL9q9ks BE
s SEX ETL S16 c1ENEE OF TWGLFrH AND
on hoNps the su1ps THen Day e me Sf
SELL on the misses. all the stock &C. assigned and
contained in store the southwest 18th and
lows: "'''' An' p"l'' enumerated as sI iGil-
sosp s snsas t. nss Gssa: mo,sss
Imported and Domest C Luxuries.
Wood and Willow Ware Brooms
Brandies. Wines and Whsk en-
with other s usually found in
the esI ecial attention Of buyers is requested.
sats actory bid not obtained viii then be sold in de-
sep,s.x tn {aMEs K cIE1Y i s:ES e
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoncers
q. 8 MARSHAL'S SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
FRENCH PLATE GILT AND WALNUT FRAME
P1 MIRRORS WITH CORNICE To MATCH:
Walnut FRAME GOLD TRACED PAkLOR SUITE.
UPHoLsTEkED IN EMBOSSED vSLvRT (very
FRENCH PLATE NANTEL MIRRORS;
CABINEt. LAMBREQUINS;
WALSU HALL PIECE,
LtA1 HEB COVERT HALL CHAIRS;
WaLNnT \; T EoUFfEIT very hsndsome);
LnATHkR CONEkKD DINING CHAlRS;
LIBHAsI T.BIE sNtiRAvIN as;
LkATH1R COVkRKD LOUNGE;
CoUGHEs; WALNUT NJ. I. CHAMBER SETS;
BtDSTEADS. BUREAUS;
MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE:
HsIk AND OTHER MArTRESSEs;
VELVET AND BODY BRussEL CARPETS
THROUGHOUT HE HOUSE.
REFkId pKAToR, kITCAES gTENsILS 40.
NOR INVEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF . writ of enditioni exponas, No.
% 0ss issued out Of the clerks ofn OF the
. ~ eme Court OF the District of Columbia and TO
M tircctsd, viii sell on the premises, No 1913 X
s gTTan no IssS on ", pNsspAI; ocIoB
M. all the raht uile clam. and interest of defend
eelzed and LEVIED upon the grods and chatt~ls of
te ~ Ho-yste, and will be sold TO easisfy execu-
ton No o. OSs. tn favor OF w. B. Moses et al.
sep2l-dts CHAS. &. HENRY, tie u. s. Marshal.
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ThoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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J. 1857 Prizes. amounting .8265. 500
Application for rates 10 Clubs should bs maas only
TO the Once OF the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving fun "a.
dress. Mako p O. Money Orders payable and addrUGs
Reg1stered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANs NATIONAL BANK.
Ordinary letters BY Mail or Express 70
y. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW oRLEANA La
The Rugbeian and district reporter. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-17
Salt Lake City Mosquitoes.

A Salt Lake City man named John
Fallon was recently invited to spend his
vacation with friend named Moor
house, who lived just outside the city.
He accepted, and on the first night said
he would retire pretty early in order to
get up and see the sun rise. His host
told him that some nights the mosquitoes
were pretty troublesome, and being very
large and ravenous he bad better keep
his blinds closed or the curtains down.
But John declared that no mosquitoes
could trouble him and he wanted all the
windows open so as to get the fresh,
cool, country air. During the night the
inmates of the house were awakened
several times by noise rs of some one
trying to break the chairs and tables to
pieces, and such EXPLANATIONS as "l'll
cure you of trying to eat me up" "l'L
show you the way treat such dirty
pests" 81 nailed you for keeps" etc.
In the morning John came down to
breakfast with q sickly smile on his face,
and on being asked how he had slept,
said first rate, with the exception of
having to drive out the mosquitoes once
in while. Warehouses; boys were no.
ticed to be terribly tickled about some
thing, and their father made up his mind
that they had been putting up terrible
game of some kind on poor "old man
Fallon." Aud so they had, for while he
was trying to get few minutes sleep
the boys went and got lot of pigeons
out of the stable loft and threw them in
to Fallon's room. He, taking them for
mosquitoes, would wake up whenever a
pigeon came futtering into his room,
seize chair and 90 it blind, hitting first
one thing and then another. The boys
kept it up this way until daylight, when
they concluded they had had enough
fun with that chap from the city, and
sneaked off to bed as though they were
the most model country boys on earth
Fallon agreed that if Moorhouse would
never say anything about the matter he
would buy the boys new suit Of
clothes, a fast colt, or anything theil
little hearts desired, but Moorhouse had
to tell a friend or two about it, snd
Fallon swears he believes the old mar
put the boys upto it.-Sdh Lake Tribune
The Rugbeian and district reporter. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-17
A GENUINE sly EDI>H DINNER.

Says correspondent of the San Francis.
20 Post: Now, no one who has lived all his
days beyond the borders of SWEDEN knows
precisely what peculiarly formal, and, ct
the same time, what g peculiarly free-and-
easy feast the genuine Swedish dinner is.
Sui geners as it is, the following description
may do partly what only participation can
wholly do: The company is standing in
little groups, and as the preparations for
lunch are completed, the buzz of converse
ton gradually ceases. Var sa god (please),
says The genial hostess, bowling to the chief
guest, and she walks up to the side table,
spreads piece of bread with butter, and
walks away eating it, standing meanwhile,
and en- ering again into conversation, while
the Others (lades first then gentlemen
follow i'll turn. At the outset, too, the
gentlemen feel the need of wine glass of
brandy as an appetizer, and some drink two
or three, but most of the ladies desist. One
or two pieces of home made biscuits, or of
the particularly thin, hard baked barley
bread, with slices of cold meats or boiled
eggs inlaid, follow; and the lunch ended,
the company sits down to dinner. A roast
and boiled potatoes are brought steaming
from the porter's lodge. The same rules
of etiquette are observed as before Each
helps himself and begins eating at once.
If he wishes more bread it is not passed,
but he leaves bis place at the table for it.
All eat heartily of the first course of the
dinner, as properly speaking, it is-wisely,
the doctors will say--the last. Then, pud-
ding for dessert is eaten; and the busy
hum of conversation-brig ht and remark
ably intelligent conversation, too, it is
continues for half an hour, when iruit is
eaten, and cup of coffee with toasted
bread finishes Swedish dinner.