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WALTER B WILLIAMS & Co., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
FRONTING On STREET NORTHWEST, Al

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
FRONTING ON r STREET NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated September "a
oath, A; D.ls15 and duly recorded in Liber No int
195. folio Isl, of the land records fer .Qs.0
Washington county in the District OF Columbia and
by direction OF the party s.pred thereby viii sell at
DECEMDEE TWENTY SECOND. a, D. 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real estate.
to wit Beginning for the sixty four CD feet west
from the northeast of east of square five
hundred and nine $500, and runninA thence south
eighty tSOl ieet thence west thirteeheet nine and
three-quarter inches Q3 go; thence northwestwardly
to point sixteen feet Q6) from the place be-
nning thence east sixteen feet 6) to place of bin-
ming. together with all the improy thereon.
Terms OF sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured
by this deed of trust unpaid with the expense of sale
months for which the notes OF the purchaser bearing
ne est from the day of sale and secured bya deed Of
trust the property sold shall be taken deposit of
S0J shall be required of the purchaser st the time of
the purchaser
u2o-eOd&dS LEROY NJ TAYLOR Trustee
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DUNCANSOS BROS
Vy1HoMAs DoWLING. AuctioneeT.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
III-ILNlIN L.

CtObGrTCWN, Il. c.
By virtue and direction CT the last will and
rne OF Thomas Weaver late Of the Dstric. of Co-$s&
lunbia. slal! offer for sale the premises on u.
MONDAY UECEMBER EIGHTH, 1sS4. az FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ the following real estate, viz. Part OF
lot Z53. in square 129 in Beatty and Hawkins addition
TO CrsorlstOvn. having a front 81 street on Hhrh
street AID depth of I20 feet inches. Also the south
l5J feet front Of lot 2JG j. square fronting on
Hi2 street and running back feet more with an
aUoinin SIX lot III the county i'll al about ~
acres AZ OF the above property is located OH the
Heights Of GsoTetown adjoining the site of the NJ
tIonal Observatory property.
Terms II sale One-thrd cash: balance in notes Of
equal payment. at and two Years with interest
cured b. decd Of trust upon the property sold All
cOiysyancInx at purchasers cost 300 deposit re.
qulred cH each property Sold at tiIue of sale.
ROBERT ID. WEAVER.
n2J-lUt Executor OF Thomas Weaver
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MO CURE NO PAY-wHITEHCRST'S CEDAR
An BALSAM IL warranted to cure Coughs Colds
Group Thrpet and Lung Diseases &c six drops loss
Try It. II not satisfied return einpt tie and
your money back Sold 10y all Druggists. MAJ tla
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tNICH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers
AUCTION SALE OF FOUR BRICK HOUSES AND
FOUR LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
4 AND STREETS NORTHEAST; EIGHT LOT S
On EIGHTH STREET: BETWEEN 4 AND L
SIREEIS NORTHEAST AND ONE LOT, COR
MEX OF EIGHTH AND l. STREETS NORTH
EAST.
On WEDNESDAY DECEMBER THIRD, 1884, *,
at 9OARrER-P PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. we ;:aj
will SELL in front Ok the premises. Brick Houses n1
Nos. lo3l 1885, 1885 and 1887 9TH street northeast
tbeing lots a 80 56 and 81. square s3. Also Lots
Nos. So 81, 50 and 49, in square S37 each containing
16s6 square feet Also Lots Nos S. So Co. 81 CO S. CT
and Is. in square SS, each containing $50 square feet
and one Lot the corner OF 9Th and streets nor
east. bene lot No 3D. square $751; and containing 1927
square feet
Terms: OneQuarter cash: balance in % two (2)
and three CD years with interest at six 6) Per per
annu payable semi nualy secured by deed of trust
the property sold all cash at the option OF the
purchaser deposit OF 80 reQulTei upon each piece
of property at time OF sale. All couveyanciIlg Mt
cost o: purchase II terms of sale MT complied
with 90 days day OF sale the right s re-
served to resell the property the and cost of the
defsultns pure aser or purchasers after five 80 days
advertisement. FITCH. FOX Il BROWN
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctonfers n26-i
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTJRE DAYS
PROS. Aucnoneers.

nUSCANSON PROS, AUctlOueerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUARLE SUBURBAN
sf3bIS f5TH p6Yh DC y by T6IN H2gTH
EsPFkT " he Ia. Ls1E S4AEh NILS HIS
kIDED INT0 MY, EIGHT , PAErs OF About NINE u,
BFESfN NM 1fi aSb dUfENs chAfEL ROADS
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
sO42 docket "a the undersigned a trustees in said =.
fsaSe S1 SsF tIF FS 81 IN 2s5isss on St @
MENCING AT HREE o CLOCK ?: W. al that par
Spring properly ard formerly occupied ~ the late
Ca,E Ms containirg 50 o. acres which has been sub
Lot J. containing Is 100 acres fronting on Column
hts InrnIlke and on - and O. r. improved by com
the celebrated Spa Spring on IL
and improved bybIick studio fused by Clark Mills frame
Lot g. Containing O. So 100 acres fronting OF B. and
o. X. and improved by large foundry tbrick, stone
LotA containing 8 4 100 acres. uninyroved
%. 1876 SS fronting
Lot containing 9a5Ioo acres. un:inproved fronting
Lot containiugs 95-1CO uninproved, fronting
This property is enc of the best situated in TIE
District, being within fifteen minutes drive OF the city
road and sdDe. n to me he Natonai race
readily b. sub S sd iii into sair b ii ots
Terms: onethrd cash. balance in equal instailrrents
sent per a1nnIl payable serni-annusliy. and to be-
occurred BY deed of trust prem sold or all cas- at
tion of purchaser deDosit Of 800 required each
ot sold time Of sale. Couveyancirs sc. ct
purchasers cost. Terms of sale 10 be complied
with in days. otherwise the Trustees the
right resell at the risk and cost Of the eaultng pur-
me ne asss erg y IN Ws6rf ., e IN
Plats Of he property as subdiSvde can be obtained
of either OF the trustees at office OF the 2uconeer
C. c. COLE.
s02 9Th street northwest:
r. A Ia sIBERT. ! --.-.oo-
A10 5tn street northwest -ius'7eS
=. T TROMAS
n6-d s52 ID street northwest
y THE ABOVE SALE Is POS TPONED On AC
COUNT OF THE WEATHER UNTIL THURS DAY.
DECEMBER FOURTH, AID. 1854. AT HALF-PAST
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. b 4. o. X. r. TRAIN STOPS
AT STATION ON THIS PROPERTY.
+ s. 4 ! f3HskaanERr. Trustees.
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The Springfield Suicide STORY.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November 2S.-The seasa-
Conai story of Spirituaist woman taking paris
green at her home In Montgomery. and her husband
sitting by her side during the long night watching
her dying struggles, takes Oh different aspect
with the later positive statement OF the man. Isaac
Z. Bronson, who denies all the peculiar features OF
the story, and says that when he discovered that
his wife had taken the poison he used every effort
to save her life and summoned physician, but II
was too late. He declares that though ne is
Spirituast he Is far from sanctioning se-destruc-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUHcAasoN EROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCAESON eros. AucI;oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING, NO.
l725 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue s Deed of trust. duly recorded in -
Iber No 1885, folio lis seq, Of the land SrS
records OF Washington county in the District of ~
Columbia, will sell. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH. A ID 1854 at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK M in front OF the premises, all that piece
parcel Of land situated aud bctpg In the District OF
Columbia and known and described as Lot numbered
three 81 ia /. > Charmans subdivision OF the north
half Of square nUnbere three hundred and thirty hv
$3.50 IN the city Washington. together with all and
singular the appurtenances rixhts PRIVILEGES, improve
and other Embellishments to the same belonging
in any wise apTeTtainIn9
Terms of sale Ons-third cash. balance In and y
months notes bear interest," and to be secured by
died Of trust or all csah at option of Con-
veyancins &c at purchasers cost deposit # 500
required of sals Terms TO be complied with i'll
days otherwise the trustees the right to resell
risk and of Geiauing purchaser, after days
pubic notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
Iisled II Washington. D. T..
ISAAC l. JOHNSON. r,,..
GEO FRANCIS DAWSON.S Aios'ees
noi2- eodS6bs
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4 Bold Attempt Of Dynasuiters.

DUBLIN, November eS-An attempt was made at
Tralee last night, which nearly proved successful,
TO destroy with dynamite the residence or Mr SAM
uei Husey, known as Edinpurn house. Many OF
the windows and a portion or the eastern wall OF
the house were badly shattered. All The members
OF the FAMILY We're in the house at the time. but
nobody was injured. This was an exceedingly bold
outrage. as the mouse WAS under police protection,
ana &C the time OF the explosion policemen we've
occupying hutS only short distance from tie
house. No clue to the perpetrators has been Gis-
covered, and no arrests have been made.
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ns.,aken for a xknnR aud killed..

SYRAcUs. y. T., November 2S-Last evening
Norris Eatona farmer. OF The town OF MaRlitis y 40
had been annoyed by skunks stealing hts chlchehs,
shot NJ black spot IN straw stack and Killed all
unknown man, who was hidden there
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The Courts.
PROBATE CouRr-Judce Cor.


VIII or A. q. Fldredge filed. VIII OF Flise1R
Behrcnd admitted 10 probate and letters Ia Flon
and Bendiza Behrends; bond 500 Estate W 7.
HOOK :. H. Walker appointed administrator; bund
sou VIII or Charles l.. Gates assent OF Bash
Gates fled Estate Phe5e Warren Tayloe: order
giving eNecutr1x power 10 transfer bonds Estate
OF Isaac Cross; order appointing job Barnard adj
Illustrator; bond g. 900 Estate OF Maurice y
Grossmann; George w. Brown appointed admins
traitor; bond 5000. Estate Of George w. Hicinam
X H. Evans appointed guardian TO the childfaa;
bond 81 eco. Estate OF Henry Douglass; sale r
fed. Estate OF samuel Kirby; executors account
approved, with certain Modification. Estate ". d.
Aiken; testimony ordered taken.
POLICE CoURT-yud0e Smell
To-day, Samuel Nelson. assault on Isabella
Hamilton: $40 or 30 days. George Swansberry IN
deceit exposure; S. w. III. Hamilton, profaIity;
s.. Joseph Cenners, assault on Harry Ray: sln
ChrfStian Tyler, assault on Sarah Curtis; az
Sidney Smith, assault on Annie Jackson; S. Hai-
risOn Carter, colored larceny; s. Helen DELANEY
colored. keeping a bawdy house, e2s Frank Slluil :
colored, swearing In church: As
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CONSCIENCE MosKy.-A letter was received aS
the Post of,ice department to-day roStmsrRed
Princeton, Kansas containing SO and the state
ment that the money belonged 10 the department
The money wiz be credited TO the conscience fund
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X
AUcTIoS SALE OF nnEsIRABLE IMPROVED PROP
THOMAS CIRCLE BE TWEEN aAssAoHU As.ri s
AaEs hNR sIFF RaM A b%H sAhE 9E
TIE EAST SIDE oF SMITH SHIFT North
On bIcEMBE HRs sEcoNp SI s
F0IR O'CLOCK NJ in front of the premises, sa:| ETA
two-story basement and rnansard Brick residences.
Nos 1926 I2s and 1870 l4th street northwest contain
lots %. e. and e. No 2l2 each in by Is
on the SAME DAY. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM we Will sell in front Of the premises part of Lots
Injured and sxtyhree de5 in Jose"b PratherS s u
division Of part of Mount Pheasant being all the west
together with the improvements thereon being three
% two ) and three 60 years. it'll interest six (6)
deed tst on tue Premises sold or ali cash at the op
ton OF plse 81 sle2osit Of slUo required upon
cost Of purchaser II terms Of sale are rot coplea
served 70 resell the property At the risk and cos Of the
DpScaSsos BROS ons i0A Sh1 1Sed
4 PROVED Pko 5p = AMI oNiN-
Dsiret Of coSia eter on 18th oetobe s ss ~
in egmisy cause No ss2 ghegsn James H2lsioa sA
sI' the ndsrssn1d 5rIsiees named il said decree
Rhk dHr Ri s se a. M pub H
auction in 'front.' of the premises Lots three t live 90
thereafter the following pieces in square Que hundred
ard tvon:y-cne (2l: The vest half IF Lot six () east
hiatt of Io, six t6l with improvements; half Of Lot
seen a. west half OF OF seven % with improvements;
and immediately thereafter Lot tyeyty-sx (2C) in
square one hundred ard sevcnty-two Q7aJ
Terms OF sale, scribed by the decree: One third
OF purchase money in cash and the remainder equal
instruments in and two Year, from day Of sale with
interest. to be secured by deed Of trust property
sold. or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit Of
two hundred tSOl dollars 70 be made acceptance Of
property may be resod M cost Of defass
purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
JAMES II. SAVILLE,/
JOHN F. COX, Trustees
342 street northwest,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. n26-lOt
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON STREET NORTH EST, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made July both. 1879 81
land records OF the District of Columbia by drec I
ton OF the party secured will offer at public sa!e
DECEMBER 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, subdivi-
sons and 3 IN square 52s each lot having front
House.
Terms of sale So 900 in cash, and the remainder in
equal payments of and twelve months with interest
payable half yearly. Deposit $3.50 Ali conveyancing
at cost OF purchaser
n18-dts JOS.C G. KENNEDY, Trustee
THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
until MONDAY. EIGHTH OF DECEMBER, 1884,
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee
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RANGE OF TIE THFRsoNgrER-The following
were the readings at The once OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: sin 47.6: II A. m, ass plIl -
Maximum, 49 s; minimlm "a
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MIR. Cleveland and Mr. Hendricks
yuDos HOLMAN SAYS THE VICE PRHsIDRNr-ELHc

WILL NOT OFFER ADVICE UNLESS ASKED.
Judge Holman was at the Capitol this afternoon.
he says the story that GOODNESS existed between
Cleveland and MI. Hendricks on account OF dis.
position on the part OF the latter to b dictatoral
in matters relating to the policy Of the new admin
isrration, il without any foundation in fact. He
says that Mr.. Hendricks pronered no suggestions
to the President-esect, and will not make any un-
less his opinion should be asked.
@No man, says MI. Holman, "beteer knows the
relations OF Vice President to the President,
and he wiz never ask that this or that
Mr. Cleveland asks his opinion on the subject
he IS not that sort OF Q man. BE has no desire tc
dictate about anything. During the T1lden-Hayes
contest he did not have word to say. For some
reason Mr.. Tlden did not ask for an expression Of
hin viewl and be made no advances"
TN ANNUAL RnPoRT OF Treasurer wyman was
submitted g tho eecrstary q tho Treasury today.
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Convention of Free.Ihinksr..

SCHENECTADY, y. Y. November 2s-TEe Free
Thinkers OF Western New YORK ana Northwestern
Pennsylvania hold their second convention in this
city, commencing Thursday evening, December L.
The convention VIII last four days.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS EAST. ON CORNER OF
FIFTH AND ID STREETS SOUTHEAST AND IN
ALLEY BETWEEN AND c AND THIRD AND
A n
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p'itt.oure Viii. fSe,,.minr Work.

PITTsBURG, November 2S.--The pudding and
horseshoe departments OF SnoeDberger Co.'S roll
ms mill. which has beer closed for some time.
stunned operations this morning Chess COOK & CO.
mills, alter oeing shut down several weeks, Will
start up ON Monday.
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Run Over by the Cara.

PROMINENT NEW YORK MANUFACTURER KILLED.
PoRT CHESTER, y. y, November 2S-Mr. Charles
7. Goodwin. OF the firm Of Charles 7. Goodwin 4
Co, cracker manufacturers, OF Front street. New
York, left his house about 800 this morning In d
distracted state OF mind and uttering horrible cries
He was pursued, uESucceSsfully, 10y his vile ana
some neighborS. His mang!ed body was found
about a. near the railroad track, with The head
and right arm cut of, the side OF one hand severed
and the heart and entraiis torn cut. Mr. Goodwin
who was about 62 yeas Old, leaves a widow and
three adult and two young children. The recent
failure OF bis firm Is supposed to have affected his
mimi He Was an active member Of the West CheS-
ter praying band, and CT the church OF tie Rev.
DIR. Armitage In New Icrl. His home was ia
here with some relatives
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NEW YORK, November ES.-Jacob FeisensteiD,
flirS at 81 Be2chtr street, Ned assignment to-
day Ter The benefit or his creditors Sainl H. Baer
with preferences amounting 10 s225l Justin wer-
theimber has procured an attachment from the
I,, eo'i'o = aS. ine popsfty oi fnitip A.
flrn o: Leimbach q Bros. jewelers., 81 Nassau
street, WHO made assignment last We'd
neS1ay. The attachment WAS procured in
a suit to recover -, AL. The plaintiff says
he sold the defendant jeyelry to the amount
claimed and that the money has not teen
paid lie claims that the defendants
In the assignment attempted to defraud their cred
TORS in that they preferred VIM. Schldknecht the
assignee TO the amount OF S15 Geo, although lie ad-
lCtted that lie was creditor OF the firm Ior only
$3.50
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ands p. N price,
OF the New Iori, Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire to II. Il. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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THE. EVENING STAR:
AUCTION SALES.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.
CLOSING OUT
PAWNBROKER'S SALE,
LARGE COLLECTION OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
COMPRISING DIAMONDS. GOLD AND SILVER
MATCHES. EARRINGS. PINS, STUDS, LOCK
EETS RINGS SPLA LAD AND SEALl, SETS JEM
ELKiY: b sACELETS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE CUTLERY. MUSICAL. AND Me: HAM
CAL IESIRUMENTs. GUNS. REyOLVi RS. PIC
LURES. BOOKS, SEALSk1N COATS. SILK Dol
MANS AND CL0AkS, LADIES AND CENTS
CL0THING. GARRETT CURTAINS. PIANO. Or
GAN, SEWING MACHINE, &c.
ON MONDAY. TtEspS! And WEDNESDAY
EusIENINGs DECEMBEK First, SECOND AND
Will SELL, Al MY LOAN OFFICE, NO 314 NINTH
ssdhkkEET g. NUEE E We Az uNqSUAL LARGE AS
THE FIXTURES, GOOD WILL. STOCK, &c, FOR
SALE RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. PARTIES
HOLDING TICKETS OVER FOUR MONTHS WILL
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
p S.-THL DIAMONDS SEAI.SKIE COATS, FINE
SHAWLS. WILL BE On EXHIBITION WEDNES-
DA1, AND WILL BE SOLD SAME EVENING AT
SEVEN O'CLOCK
c. A. SMITH,
3l4 9th st. II W.,
n2S3t Broker.
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nUNCANsON BRO. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE NO e37, BOUNDED
by NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. MARY
LAND AVENUE j. AND D STREETS NORTH
EAST. IMPROVED BY BRICK HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded nH...,
11Der ol4 fol Alb ct seq OF the land records SD
q T1 tne District Of Golurnoa we will sell on WE'D.
1ss4. at FOUR O'CLOCK P d. in trout of the prem
ses al that certain piece parcel Of ground situate
rnt iying in the city of Washington, and known and
dc ribed az all Of
SQUAkE NUMBERED NINE HUNDRED AND
THiRTY-SEVEN t937J.
together with all the Improvement ways, easements
rights, privileges. herditanents and appurtenances to
the s3,na belonging or in any wise appertaininy
Terms: . e-thrd cash; balance in equal instanents
NJ Que ana two notes to be secured by deed of
trust and bearing interest at six per cent per annnn
pa bic nl-annuay. all cash. at option of pur
cha: ec C1veyanciEg &c at cost % purchaser. de
post Of $500 qlire at time sale. If of sale
not complied with tea days from day of sale the
sretes reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of
the defautng purchaser purchasers after five days
public notice OF such resale III newspaper pub
HsEed in Washington, y. c.
DANIEL ". MIDDLETON JR.,i ,r,.
n2S-d&ds SAMUEL Z. MIDDLETON, ! Aios'ees
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rrntattcnso' ssccha and Bonds sud 'rsornessoM -
RardfnR the Markets. received through our wires IN.
STANTLY. direct nom the New York Stock EXCHANGE
AL ordeta execute6 and reported promptly &26
TQ T39se WITH RHkA-pK. NuHI.kHt .l n9
Cure RuaFrntesd I M hvd. BEinkUhoG1 Einleo
now Known fos cuzapg pss without The hptss oe hss-
ture: y eluuUf painless. safe SURE and pefmanent
Without danger Or loss Of time: newer fA1l1 e cure
ehnsU0 mooa6a2A 8oux1, 20 p m oee-Smf
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GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEIED
W PLEDGES.
will sell for seliIger 73I eth street northwest
commencing SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY
NINTH. at HALF-PaST SEVEN P NJ, and viii con-
tinue till DECEMBER TWENTY-F1FTH. EVERY
EVENING at HALF-PAoT SEVEN p. NJ.
This sale viii consist of large line of Diamonds,
ladies' and 6entlemeus Gold. Silver, Brass and Nickel
Watches Gold ST. and Plated Vest Chains Gold and
Plated Charms and Lockets. EARRINGS. Lace Pins,
Bracelets Gold and Plated Neckchains and very large
variety of Plain Gold and Set Rings. In fact
largest varieties of Jeweiry ever offered ct auction
Cents Custon.-made Clothing. Albums Books, Bibles.
DRAWING Instruments, &c.
Remember. it is the advantage of every purchaser
attend this great holiday sale before making their
lsctioDs Xmas In the ewelry line elsewhere
Goods sold without reserve.
" B-Partes holding tickets which the time has
expired please take notice
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CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY
No 53 ". BALTIMORE STREET.
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Established 1928.
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upon at the rate Of ~ cent Furs kept cedar
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