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We do not find fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular physician-this "a
not our mision-but We do claim II he were
to add Pe,uns to his prescriptions as directed
in our book on, the"I OF Life" and furnished
gratuitouSly by all druggistsL he would cure
all his patients. "oswIoo, Potter County,
Pa, D1. HARrNAN-Dedr Sir. The small nj
Gers are all healed, and the two large ones are
not more than hall a. large Is they were. l
sm feeling quite well. The people say your
Perina and Ndndlin are doing 0 miracle. I
do not take nearly as much opium as j did
before. Ms. ELLEN MGYARD" D4w
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On R. v. PiEEcE, Buffalo, n. Y: Dear sr;
II wrote you some time ago that ] thought
IhAd cancer. There was large lump in
nv breast rs large a walnut, and bad been
there four months commenced taking
your "Golden Medical Discovery "Fayorite
Prescripiionn and "PelletA' In June and the
lump ID gone. Yours gratefully,
~ = i0r Mn. z, r CLARK,
b xTHGW Iryington, Mich.
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EoR SALE.

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale. stu.
nted on Fork Ridge. Marshall county, w. Va,
5 miles from B. & o. z R station, Is milet
from wheeling, on good road, all In grass
and In high state Of cultivation onehAli
mila from school, convenient 70 mills, mar
let and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
Eatared. To be sold in one tract or in par
cells. For further particulars call on or I'D
dress ,rrrr .,,o,
Glen EMton, MarshAll Co., ". Va.
Mention this paper. ta26-p4W
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When all other remedies fail On. FRAzrKR's
Eoor BrrrKRs will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kdneyl
aFor several months I have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at q time
I was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until l
heard OF You, Root Bitters have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me to my former health.
JONI ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by ]. F. shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and R. K.
MoConahey. Bridgeport. D&v
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Ito be continued


ByDn. FRAzrss MAsrc onrxrsr. Cures
Is II by magic, .Pimplss, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotchss, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti-
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Bore Nip
Piles, Bore nps, Old, Obstinate Ulesrs and
Sold By all druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 80 oents.
]. r. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and 3. Z. MoConahsy, Agent ct
Bridgeport plW
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DE-. W. E. soorr, President OF the College
OF Physicians, Montreal, writes: II have
recommended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as
the best preparation for debility, indigestion,
dyspepsia, fever, sgue, and loss OF appetite.
(Take no other) Mwr4w
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Il seems probable that Mr.. Michael o'con.
nor, Of Galesburg, H.. Is not related to the
celebrated Charles o'Counor. he nays "Sd.
marian Nsrrine cured me Of dyspepsia and
general debility" i'' 'IN NwF4w
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II is a Purely Vegetable Compound !

The safest sures. and Best Remedy ever discovered
for Kidney Diseases, Liver complaints, Femile
Disorders, Piles, Gravel, Constipation, Rhou.
mAtl,n, Dyspepsia and Debility.
PHYSICIANS ENDORSE HEARTILY.
"IhGva found Kidney. Wort to work like charm,
doing ali that Is cltimed for H. Alter using IL sew.
erai Yeas 10 my pT1Giee A. fSf SaycSSa
any remedy | ever used."-R K. CLARK, N. D., South
Hero, w s.I.
DANGEROUS KIDNEY DISEASE n
"Astroke OF paralysis Frustrated me, also dan.
gcronsly diseAsing my kidneyS. The doctors failed
but Kidney-wort cured me-" z. slAle, IS Black.
stone street. Biston, Mas.
KIDNEY TROUBLE AND EHEUMAT1sM.
1.-TWO Of my fiiends had my trouble" says Mr..
Elbridge Mslcolm, Of West Bath, Me- ~ was given
up 70 die BY my ply sician and fiiendS We all
had kidney disease snd rheumatism. Mine Wss Of
80 years standing. KidneJ.Nort has entirely cured
ali three Of u.s."
AsAFE MAN SAVED.
az had kidney trouble for many years Kidney:
Wort culed me,"-J. N. bows, Dlebold Safe Co., rs
Canal street, New Orleans.
LIVER DISORDER.
"pIease tell my brother soldiers. and the public,
too" appeals J. c. Power. oil Trenton. ILL., through
The 81 Louis GEobe, Daoerut sud Home and Firoside
chat Kidney n ort curtd my liver dls0rde1 which
"a had for twenty yearI"-122 50.
INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER.
"chropic Inflammation OF the bladder, OF two
years duration, was my Nite's complaint" writes
b. &. NJ summerlin, Of Sun Hill, ia. "Her urine
often contained mucous, pus, and was tometimes
and domestic remedies only palliated her palms.
Kiiney.Wo however, has entirely cured her"
FOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
apr2s NwY4w.
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EXCURSIONS.
sT. LAWRENCE,
CAPTAIN ". N. LIST,

wfll leave wheeling SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
APRIL "a, reaching Cincinnati Monday afternoon,
and departing for Wheeling Tuesday niSht alter
Inc performance, thus giving excursioniAts an op.
portnnIty 70 witness Julius piar and Romeo and
Juliet, with such eminent artists a. John Mccall.
Tough. Lawrence Barrett, James Z Murdoch, Mary
Anderson and Clara Morris In the caste,
Pnre for the Round Trip from Wheeling $40. 0oI
from PAfkeSburg and Marietta, IS 90.
sns an sntci,Is BAND Of MuIc win be on board.
anFIA
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On the Western end Of the Canadian
Pacific Road 800 Cinnamon and 1000 In.
dams and white men are employed.
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The Post Of 81 Department OF the United
States carrieu y,627, 992 registered letters
and packages last year, 726 OF which were
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Tho only known specific for EpIleptle Fits. N
Also for spasmS and Falling Sickness. Nervous
5wcakness 70 inIanty relieves and cures. Cleanies
blood and eulekens lluggilh circulation Seutra.
fll1es gcrms,of disease and fayes sickness. Cures
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapllne Street.
"" Mar Fourteenth Street.

. Evidence Of phy.cisnI !Teee ~. !, ~ sss
] IA; ;S ES bSS 'sys sess S sssisd
SoaOfablI AnG ny! - 1Stients name without permis.
n never hITe many bundled CERTIFICATES
Soo, though - b.ye red after they had been
iron noe T iRTSsalrIbe. thorough medical ed ns
2sRSS5 ay sog Dssa sIP sds SSs sRe
hnlliATiM Nl pcculiIrltles aud strict AZ
nc. u Ten Ps.i,a m naErmeni lnIures success, II
Isatien = Nj and frankly give the patent N!
..-intna.
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The Victor Emmanuel statue, to be paid
for by the poorest people in Europe, is to
cost s., 10000. ~
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ladened with robes, furs, mocasins, leg.
gins, and many things to swap" Hltched
all around the camp are q number Of good
ponies, and grazing out on the prairie a
short distance are others with feet "withed"
together, or one fore foot hobbled to the
neck, all ieeding in green grass knee deep.
It Is now near noon, and over lire is
suspended . camp kettle. The smell OF
fresh meat cooking is borne TO our nostrils,
and our hunger Is increased thereby. BY
signs and broken English we are invited
to dismount. f
washington sojer heap good. Ingin
much like sojer. Eat meat with Ingin,"
said one. i'
We knew he was lying about his love
for the "sojer," but We concluded at once
10 accept the invitation to dine. So we got
down, strung out our lassos and staked the
ponies out TO Craze, and then we entered
the "big LODGE 49, s. ~,
Lying upon roles spread over the ground
are well worn and greasy cards which have
Just been in use in q game OF poker"
which game was broken up by our arrival.
We throw ourselves down, and at once
commence to trade for mocasins and other
articles. As the trade is going on, the
entrance 10 the tent opens, and neat
little figure appears.
"White man call her Rose" said the
Indian. as he noticed our surprise. We
Immediately lost our. interest in the trading
and all eyes are turned upon the "wild
Rose which has so suddenly bloomed out
before US. am much the youngest Of the
three, and very suspectible. In an instant
felta sort OF something could not then
understand, but which ! have since learn
ed was "love ut first sight"
She was neatly clad In q garb OF half.
civilized and half.wild combination OF
buckskin. beads and calico. Her feet were
encased in small mocasins, nicely beaded,
and her well rounded limbs, which were
modestly exposed, give her an appearance
altogether fascinating to one 80 young and
tender as the writer. -,.gt -na ~
She was much whittier than the Others,
and there evidently flowed in her veins a
small portion Of the blood Of the paleiiace.
She Is perhaps seventeen, although she
does not appear so old. ..9
For one moment she stood like the pic.
ture oil beautiful dream before US, looking
at one and then at the other. felt my
- -. 49,. :s..,s... e.. ..;,k =
ang gazing ior an in asa. .nea win q
the robe by my side. a.'a
tnougnti could see IN 'ne Eyes 9, ny
comrades unge Oh Jealousy, ana mo- n auss
at once that her action . mes win tne e,. ap.
PROBATION o. tne ola cnlsi' VINO gave li hiss
nod ana q ois Rrnnt' ana snen snafP niss
between ms teetn. ..,, tn. -,
sne at once mace herseil iamiilar Dy
taxing my hana anu a m ting upon
one Of my ringers, linen sue exsmlnea a
my pei, saoet, earpi5e, ieyoivei, anu
wanted 70 get her hanas mo my p2ckesss
TO zee what they conta,nea: tnougnt sne
was making love az the nme, ana Of
would not have been accorded to an ordi'
mary .{ oe,ng; :, ,;,,,o ,,,,.,s,,, ro,,n L,
to ask, and as I looked up ! saw Ban. ante
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General R T. Wilson, Of New York, has
bought the Newport villa Of the late E. D.
MORAN for $50 900. t4
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TIE genuine SARATOGA Hen Rock sPRHs
wArxR, for sale by all druggists by the doc
en-, bottle or gallen. Address all orders to
the High Rook. Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
Ny. i
]. F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents Of
Wheeling, and B, Z. McConahey, Agent at
BridReport- pxw
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'Not any more ocean for me,n says the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher: at looks too
much like vast dose Of ipeeac."
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SAID lie, after arguing awhile,
'sKidney-w ort f!
YES, I WILL GETIrA AT oNCR.'

SAID saE, "Dr. BGllou ays tits the best oil all
family medlci for the following good reasonL
Because It Is remedy that acts on the Liver,
BoWelsand Kidneys at the same time. making each
efficient In aiding nature TO throw OF disease.
Because II Il wonderful tonic and reroyator. II
eIpels the poisonous humon Of the blood, clesnses
the LIVER regulates the bowels restores the kidneyI
10 healthy action, and drives out the dependency
and gloom OF III health.
Because 1t has been tried and proved. It's enor
nous sale ID not CAUSED by cxtrayAsans advertising
snd the persistent pushing OF iH name before the
public on every rock. fence anu bridge, butthe de-
mAnd has been created BY It's own virtues and the
thousand, OF remarkable cures 1t has performed.
IfNyou have trouble with your Kidneys, Liver or
Bowels, you viii and II the remedy you need"
Said he, week later,
'''MARY, YOU ARE AN ANGEL
for urging me to get that Kldney.wOlt It has fixed
me 80 nicely that believe all they claim everyone
should use II Lsa
SPRING oLEANsER.n
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Che qntelIiapttfsrs,
bHAKEsPEAE G's BlRImDAY.
For Ne InteIlionor,

VtD.et AOs. 20 aud "a koerIeenth street.
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SIS
elAc, a they.
knew Of sew
IL HaEaIl

eucod the use OF 1t with very little faith, and In
ls,s than three weeks was able TO take my place on
me road. The sores and ppercolored spots grad.
ually disappeared, and to-day have not sore or
not on my person, and my weight Is 2l1 pounds
nnhlI,7 nv name, but you may show this letter 70
nv Who doubt The nefin Of ). s. g., for Know II
h sure ours. rup
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soms thirty ycar aEo there lived in Aontgom.
ery Ala. a Young man who was terribly afflicted:
Ai,sr beIuv treated for loug time b the medical
nrSf, sion OF This town with no benefit, he com.
nenced taking {. 8. s. Alter pesistRntly taxing y
iSo months ne was cured. Being acquainted with
him IN twenty yeArs thereafter, eau testiiy thai
me disease never made its return.
'4' j. vi, BISHOP, J. p, Hot SPRING. Ark.
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fr ne Ihteat0enef.
Deign srea. Apollo. on this Storied nom
To aid my muse 10 sinE song sublime
For 10! this Il the day where0n was born
The foremost poet Of recorded time.
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Hun leaving heelllg Rt bJZ 4. Z. Tulb uAlIy
All other Trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Columbus at $50 =. n. and E66 4.
T., run daily. Through Chicago Epres leayea
Columbus daily except Sunday, Of 500 r. L., with
aleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago at ITO
maxi morning. Berths can be secured In sdvancea
Union Depot Ticket once. Columbus
Pullman'l Palace Drawing Boom Sleeping Csri
through without change rom steubenytlle East to
Philadelphia and New York. West 70 Columbus
Cincinnati, Louigytlle indianapolis and st. Louik
For through tcketI, baggage chectl, sleeping car
accommodations, and any iurther information, aps
ply % JE0. g. ToMLINSoE, Ticket Agent, II Pan.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, OF at City
Ticket oGoo, rndar McLure House, Wheeling.
JAAES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
4 A. FORD,
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REMARKABLE 1! I


K1NsAB CITY, hu'l bepE' " Ioo3-
,hInkit duty owe to humanity TO my what
,or, remedy hn done for me. One year ago con.
,,.ctsd bad case Of Blood Disease. and not know.
ing the result. oil such troubles allowed Il 70 run
=, for some time, but finally applied to the best
rhy,Iclsu In this city. who treated meNfor Eix
np,h, In that time took over 600 pills OF Proto.
.oSIte Of Mercury. X grain each, and hsd run down
n weigh, from 30 to IS7 pounds, and was confined
IA nv bed with Aercurh rheumatism, scarcely
,bls 10 turn myself over BeiRga travelling man,
,oroe Of the fraternity found me In this deplorable
condition, and recommended me to Try your spe-
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II you doubt, come to zee Us, and We will CURE
YOU, or charge nothinsi Write for particulars ane
COPY Of the little book. Message 70 the Untor
,un.,e Suffering" AK any Druggist q to our
standing Hf.t...
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srsI, 900 Reward will be paid to any Chem
IL, who will and, on Analysis Of 100 bottles Of g.
s., one particle Of Mercury, Iodide Of Potassium
or any Mineral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Propheiors, Atlanta, Ga
Price OF Small Size, u 10
LARGE Size, 20
SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS. y :
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taANAANSNNN
cured by its
use. l com.
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Summon forth lay Of rpt immortal line
For ShAksspeAreI lhAde-nIl Cthen droop and
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So shines his name upon the roll Of fame
Among bArds names that were not doomed "a
die;
Bat his. typs Almost divinity.
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LONE PROOF.

ia liver diseases aud Rheumatism
Kidney NJ LtN"Eothlng seemed 10 help me;
ss,uId not getOs'Vl W. ZRPT. PHILLIPS
Wheeling, VIVA.
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\ !! \ $ *$HH$$n f. Is ssH g Sssss ssE II
4 X M ME Nm m 9 90 On \ NM : 90

DR. cHEEvFR'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the of
the organs. Whenever any debility of the
generaf1ve organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELEC rRICITY permeatine
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years of
use have tested it. and thousands OF curee are testified
10. weakness from 1ndiscreton, Incapacity Lack of
slgor Stertly-in fact trouble Of these organs Is
cured Do not conound this with electric belts sdver-
tised to cure all Ills from head to This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co..
mhS 1OS Washington street. Chicago.
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Wall Street TODAY.

ANOTHER DULL DAY IN THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 8-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market, though generally
stronger than yesterday afternoon, was ex-
tremely dull all the forenoon. The net result OF
the 1OrenOon's business was an advance OF i to X
on the majority OF the active stock, though few
were lower at 1880 than at the close last night
The features OF the forenoon were St
Paul and Lackawanna, both of which
were rather active and both advanced =.
The announcement OF some of the particulars or
the Union Pacific report had an effect to strengthen
the market, but did not increase the activity The
total sales up to 1873 O'Clock was about I45. 900
ANS and e lower for the 8s. State bonds were
generally dull and steady. except the North Caro-
lima special tax bonds Issued to the Western
bonds duh and steady. Rates for cali loans were
successfully 2, and Q per cent Foreign exchange
dull and heavy.
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TN THE SUPREME QyURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Holding Specfa! Term for Orphans' Court Busiaess
february 2Srd 1885
In the matter Of the estate OF WILLIAM d. AIKEN
late Of the District of Columbia deceased Application
for letters OF the estate Of the said
All persons interested are hereby NOTIFIED appear in
this Court on FRIDAY, THt 8OrH DAY OF MARCH
next. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M, to show cause
why letters OF the estate of the said
deceased should not issue prayed. Provided COPY
Of this order be published week for three weeks
In the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star pre-
vious to said day 80 49, f-o
By the Court: CHARLES P. JAMES. Justice.
Test; n + RAMSDEI.T
281aw3t Register Of wills for the district Of Columbia.
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DIED.

ASH. On Wednesday morning, March 7th 1884
efter lingering llnees LICE O.. wife OF william ~
Ash ana d4u2hter Of the late Dr.. Cameron.
Notce OF funeral hereafter.
BRU MEIELO. March z, 1885, after O hneer1pr
illness Of consumption. NATHAN BRUMFiEID.
aged twenty seven years
Funeral from Emmanuel church, Anscosta. D. O..
at O'Clock Friday. Relatives and friends respsctfus
invited.
RICHARDSON, On March 9th. 1889 st a .so 4 m
Mrs. WILMINAE. klCHARDSON. I'm her sixty-ffYi
year.
Funeral win take place from her late residence No
4StA street northwest Thursday, at O'Clock p. m
tend %
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In \ Srr1I HoDn


TWO LEARNED MEN HAVE talk AND CONE
TO COMMON CONCLUSION.
There can be no question - 10 that said Dr. p
who IL prominently connected with certain hospat,
to hts friend the House Surgeon. % the two sat having
smoke and quiet chat in the reception room lats On
recent stormy night-'no question ct all" Ever since
began practice in that little country villase you've
heard spsak Of. sway up near Laks Ontario. thirty
years ago. have felt-in common with an other phys-
need Of reliable plaster. Thsre are 90 many
dssases- indeed the majority do net come under Ii,
rule-for which good external application il better
than remedies poured into patents stomach.
That's 90, Doctor and to show you my faithin your
theory. may say that since have held my position
here have opposed tho idea Of dosing people, except
tn cases when ut our wits end and IL seemed
to be that or nothing. Some soothin- application II
the patient needs anything. combined with rest and
good nursing, will do the busness-save where cases of
accidents require heroic treatment"
'Is.y. Doctor. said the other you can speak Of
IT, or not Just as you Ike. but in my private practice
when want anything Of the aort 1 use BE NSON,6
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. TIA a propriet.ry
thing OF course. by all odds the best plaster
nave come across It is scientifically prepared quick in
taking hold sure to relieve where relief Is possible and
neat as wax to hande 1t is just the perfect flower of all
tnat mas ever been done in that line. happen to know
too that is being rapidly introduced in the principal
hospitals Of London. Paris and other leading cities in
Europe"
You needn't fret. my friend. laughed the House
surgeon. the chance Of being caught In an act Of
professional hetorodoxy for Bensons here every
day. and they do at the other city hospitals We find
1t 90 much better than Hniments lotiona hc that the
bottles are actually getting scarce in the hou 81"
Bensons Pasters prepared from an improved for
mula by distinguished physicians and chemists to meet
want felt for yearS. You win not be disappointed In
Them In the middie Of the genuine is OUT tho word
CAPC1NE. Price Is cents. seabury & johnson. New
York. ,rbo
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1THoMAs E. wAeaAMAN. Real E.sus. AucHop..p

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL, PROP
ERTY, CON TANNING ABOUT THIRTY-ONE Isl,
a0sE so Hh9MN AZ ooR RHE dhAAFAAYETTE
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Septsmber 2lst -
1871. recorded IN Lber No 7s9 folio 1ol Of the 81
land reenrds Of the District Of Columbia and &c
public Sncton Ia frent q DE premises on MONDAY.
TIE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH 1883, d
II a the city Of Of 81 Washington in the coan
go feet Of Lot sixteen 6), In Reservation numbered
twelve {l2). with the improvements thereon as mem
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue IN two equal payments ok ard
cont payable semi, annually secured BY deed Of trust
op the property sold OF az cash. at the option Of pur
ten l dsY FROM day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk coe of fe
defautng purchaser deposit Of $3.50 win Be- reouircd
when bid Is accepted. All cOnveyancng and recordjn0
mhs.daos E E 4 4. 1 5fARMREs. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-07
TINTED STATES MARsHAI,s SALE.

By virtue Of one writ Of yenditioni exponas and two
writs OF fe fecas Issued Of the Clerks Once OF
the supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia and to
me rected. l will sell at public sale for cash II
Thomas Dowine's auction rooms. southwest corner Of
Pennsylyania ayenue and 1lth street northwest on
SATURDAY, 1HP TENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1859
AZ Ten O'CLOCK An sil the right. titie claim
described property. to wit: One lot Undsrvesr and
Raess Goods consisting Of Wrslpers Braces scarfs
lars. Dresses. Corseta Hoop Skirts, xc, saissd and
eyled ppon and condemned ae the property Of Isaac
OpPenheimer. to satisfy executions No. "a iOI at law
N favor OF Feustman & Kayton; No. a. III and No.
"A, la2. at law, In favor Of Morris Pepper.
CLAYTON MoMICHAEL. U.S.. Marshsl
THOMAS DONLiNG. Auctoneer. f28-1Ot