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Philadelphia Erening Cdu
Saturday Smiles.

You can lead horse to the water. but Won
can't make him drink, says the old saw You
couldn't make some men drink either If YOU
took tGem To hydrant.-Burtagton Hd,ckeye.
Waiting for q rise-the young lady who hangs
or 20 a strap in horse car.-Loice0 Courier.
cure for spring fever which works excel.
emily with man Is to have 4 young Woman
With Hcr features concealed by veil speak to
him on the street. He'll forget all about being
tlred and follow her miles II necessary TO catch
glimpse Of her faca.-Philadelplid Herald.
On. my" exclaimed little Edith, upon her
MS entrance into the rol:er-skating rink
me me! re all on casters, ain't theyf"--Bostos
well. how did you make ont in Texa.?" was
ashsu 0i theatrical manager who had lust made
aiIlp through that state. First rate" he re-
pneu- MAKE plenty Of money!" "Oh, no; lost
inone1- hat do YOU mean then bv saving
tnat !ou uid hrst ratei" IAN but two of ma es
capped with our lives" WV " 40 Co
There Is never any reduction In the WAGES NJ
sin ii TIC wages VI
teeSrapn messenger boy In Chicago has
oten sent 10 an Insane ASYLUM Several t;ues
when ON an errand be has been seen to RIM
Phiiadelphia confectioner has two h,o c,ras
VA ms WINDOW. On one Is inscrihad ..Giri
wanted. and the other ''Tafy. Un sr,sonti.
Cal e''-I h'aaoeaPh10
II cannot understand why there shor,d y,
nueh suffering in this city," remarked . nIe 80
man on his first visit to New York ..Thor,
seems 10 be a whisky saloon on very carI,,'r
oar ol.r way We have 20 walk four mills snn,a.
Times tof drink that's where .ou see ahi',
misery Philadelphia Gail
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VI.-THE CHASM BRIDGED

VI.-THE CHASM BRIDGED.
There was great crowd at the church fair.
Gale CardOnne, looking not unlike a German
baron. passed from table to table, chatting with
the ladies and buying their wares.
Once pair of soft, sweet gray eyes met him
from amid the festoons of ivy. All, he knew to
whom they belonged His heart ached for a
moment, and theaight went out of his face.
"a letter for Mr.. Cardonne," cried the post
mistress from the little window Of the pretended
post office.
He walked thither. paid the postage and re-
ceiyed his letter. 1t contained but one line:
"The chasm has been bridged!"
A tremuOus hand and no name! What did r.
mean? 1t Came to him SO suddenly that he felt
that he was trembling
The evening wore away; the crowd dispersed:
the ladies covered the tables for the morrow;
the janitor began to put out the lights.
Gale Cardonne fingered. Janet came to the
door. drawing her shawl closely around her.
her face unusually red considering it was usu-
ally 30 white.
Can see you home. Janet?"
She answered him with nod and a smile.
The path led from the church across the
meadows, OdOrOus with clover and Haunting
with dandelion blossoms; the sky an unbrok en-
expanse of blue, studded with softly twinkling
stars.
Janet was clnging to Gale Cardonne's arm.
81 received your letter, ;" he said.
"Yes"
1t had but one meaning"
"There was but one intended"
ooh. Janet! you have made me inexpressbly
happy"
She did not answer him. There wasn't any
need to. Perhaps she couldn't answer; he had
clasped her SO tightly.
''How was it bridged?" he inquired
"1 on are never to ask, was her hurried an
swer. CDR. Weatherby knows"
"Oh!" calculated Gale. II recall a promise he
made mad 1t was merely foolish fancy; wasn't
"At the time it seemed horribly real" Janet
replied, with q shudder. 'sThank God. It wasn't
real!" "
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DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT
KINGS PALACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET N. ". mills

L oRw Dsl z.r
lA-s
We do not like to stand sti We want to be pushing
ahead and there is Anything new in our line In the
market try to be the rst to get hold of it. And wa
always succeed. We follow the maxim Of the EARLY
Bird" You all know about the Early Bird" therefore
do like he does and secure sone Of decid.
eddy cheap goods while YOU get them We have Just
Brackets. &C.. and can Offer e
Walnut and Gilt Brackets in new designs at 25 20 and
99c. - j.
Ebony Brackets at 40 99c? ana upwards
Oak Brackets, Towel racks Book shelves Comb
&c, 40. 99c. S119, &C.
Ash Folding Book shelves @lo5
Solid Walnut Backing Caset Sl79
Walnut Medicine Cases, hanging $l.9a
Fine Ebony Towelrackss Sk49.t
Fine Ebony Cabinets. &C. 90 go and S11
Fine Ebony Stands from $3.50
Walnut and other Stands from SOC
We have also received supply of our low priced
Curtain Poles We offer foot IL inch Curtain Poles in
walnut ash and cherry. with rings ends aud brackets
complete 75c
Better grades in g. 10 and u foot lengths from &C.
up; foot Poles with brass trimmings as all brass
$196.
Do not forget that wese the best cheapest Ostrich
Feather busters, and that show the largest
sortment of Fancy Baskets in the city at prices which
will astonish you.
We agents for Mckee 4 Hanington's celebrated
Baby Carriages. Come and look at them.
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''Then you have simply increased the pain
the consciousness OF the great boon have lost
Do you delight in thati"
His tone rose in volume and fiery sparkle
came into his handsome brown eyes
She recoied, one hand pressed against her
heart.
81 want you to know, sir, that I, too, am suf-
fering," she said, in hushed, measured tone
lit has given me more pain to make the confess
sion than it did you to hear it."
she walked rapidly away and he started after
her, slightly stupefed.
1T Is her eandor that is her perfect charm"
was his mental comment
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OH. listen 70 the plaintiffs ease.
Lines Increase Isei.l,,.

TO; which has a great influence upon the
appearance Gas regards sze) which an object
presents. Il the presence of lines on it. Ladies
understand this and by the judcious employ
ment OF stripes influence their apparent figure
TO remarkable degree. The annexed iIIustra-
ton shows very clearly the influence Of lines
on the apparent size of an object. The figure
shows square space divided horizontally by q
series oi lines. The height and width OF this
space are precisely equal, as may be proved bv
measuring them with a pair OF comp.isses. but
to the eye they appear very Unequal
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John SHERMAN h Gu,
% Heal Estate AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OLA VERY DESIRA BILE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON NJ STREET, NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST. WITH MODERN

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated December IT. -
1877, and duly recorded in Lber No. 703 folio 268 9
ct seQ Of the land records Of the District OF Column
and at the request Of the holder Of the
premises, on "WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY OF
ing described rea estate situate IN the city of Washing
ton, d. c. to witt All that certain piece parcel Of
land known and distinguished and being part lot mum.
bered one o., IN square numbered five hundred and
aSSe 6ee1nnng for the same twenty t20l
running thence west nineteen and l9,) feet:
thence north hundred (l00 feet; thence nine
teen and one half 91D feet thence south hundred
OW feet to the place Of beginnng having frontage
OF 1915 feet on north street together with the i'm
provements etc.
Terms of sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness to-
gether with the interest," expenses of sale cash
balance in six and twelve months for which the pur
chasers notes secured by deed Of trust property
sold and bearing interest from date Of sale, win be
taken depoeit of 800 required at time of sale Terms
to be complied with In seven days from day OF SALE All
conveysncing and recording at ppEcha sers cost
JAMES M PENDLETON, r
Wh25 -eo&ds BkAINARD Il. WARNER.l Arussee@
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THIRD FLOOR, ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATE

THIRD FLOOR, ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR
Here are still clearing out ODDS AND ENDS Of
every variety Of our immense stock.
DRESS GOODS of every description suitable for
ladies and children We selling these goods
half their value Some do not even bring ten cents
on the dollar They must be Sold however. matter
how great the loss.
Very best PRINT cents. DREssMAKERS' CAM
wide MONTE CLOTH g.. cents.
LIZARD wide full measure FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON 12k cents. Splendid yard wide
Brown Cottons at &C., worth &c. Splendid yard-Yide
Beached equal to Fruit Of the Loom, at CD cents.
REMNANTS OF sHEETINGS in all widths very
cheap.
Genuine CANTON, GINGIAMs in beautiful dress
styles. only &c per yard Full pieces to cut from
ENGLISH CIIEV1OTS at 1Oc., worth Is cents
,ALL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS. ~ inch long. at
I2c, other houses asking Csc for them. L. inch wide
extra good Crash at 4c per yard.
Our Sc. per dozen BUTTON COUNTER ia the wonder
OF the every mail bringing orders from all parts Of
the country for them Some of these Buttons cost
100 dozen full size WHITE APRONS. with a deep
5000 remnants of wAMSUTTA AND PRIDE OF
to yards, at cents per yard.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
~. 1@":'
LANsBURGH & BRO,
mills 420-422-424 SEVENTH STREET.
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NJ. sILvERBERG l. CO.,

luis AND xANC1 6OOUS.
So SEVENTH and 3l8 EIGHTH ST. W.,
emh24 Near Pennsylvania avenue u
TIME OTTO GAS ENGINE
Il Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive attendance
no loss Of time no handling of fuel and ashes It Is
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators, Sewing Machines Meat Choppers. Printing
spd Ruins Machinery, 1athes. &c. &c This engine
runs with extreme snoothess and regularity Of speed
Possesses the least nunuler OF working parts. and
great Sir olicity OF mechanism
CT particulars prIceA &c. apply at Oftice %
. AshinHton Gas Light ca NIj
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WE Are Now PREPARED
To SHOW
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATION AND HOME
MANUFACTURE

40 pieces double width finest FIANNELS in all the
leading shades at SOC, value rs cents.
so pieces 4linch wide all wool De Beige &c. value 62H
cents.
1000 pieces DRESS GOODS, from lowest grade to fin
est imported Prices lower than any other house.
200 pieces plain gros grain SILKS. all coors. 75c.
value 81 Our dollar Silks cannot be bought for less
than 81 SO from competitors We carry the largest
stock In TIN city and buying do in large Quanti
ties we are enabled to sell at retail cheaper than
merchants buy ut wholesale
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PEtIGiHr I1AHo. ostwoop; MAGNIFICENT
SfAELpk SUITE - hSbhOMELI CARVED AND
S9nkdhEpl Nthl HANDsoME MAHoGANl
sa,AHo - ~ iIhiAh bknt TAELE- MAHoG-
NkRf tNlQt T. AND HANDSOME MIRROR IN
LAID MAHOGANY EttEIARY. NEKl HAND
SAME DAVENPORT NkIGfNG DISK lISLAIDl
ELEGANT CONVERSATION CHAIR INLAID
CHESS TABLE, Bl III CABINET GNIAID AND
1BhAsSA GILT MANrEi; MIRROR HANDsoME
h0SEN0OD TABLES. EEDNl CHAIRS, NANTEL
MD OTHER HANnSoML oENAMfSTs MA
HDGASf MARDRUHES WORK STAND ETC /.
BRASS AND WALNUT CoRNICEs, BRIO A.
BhAS TABLE HANDSOMELY DECORATED
GLOBES, ROSEWOOD FOOT STOOLS LACE AND
0IHER CURTAINS. MARBLE Top OAK CHAM
BER SET ebony TRIMMI>tSl. VERY HAND
SOME; ELEGANT DINNER SET DECORATED.
tlSE CHINA AND GLASSWARE. BEDDING,
MHtAII Ma, ,f Ssh COTS, BIRkAUs Ell CANT
ptc9bAIED TOILET SETS. REFRIGERATION
TNoAL; TN TWIN EA&I CARKIA@E. ETC; ETC, BE
ING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE
14HS C0RGoRAN STREET OCCUPIED b N
GEIMACD De CAUN OF The FRENCH AND
, AMERICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
On MONDAY, MARCH THIRTY-EIRST. COM
hENClNG AT TEN O'CLOCK A N. viii sell at the
above residence the goods partly named above
which We're imported into this country 10y NJ Grimaud
De Cagx The collection is choice and worthy the
attention of the public.
mh246t DUNCANsON BROS. Auctfoneers
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
FRONTING ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN r
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of a deed of trust dated April 3 1890
and recorded in Iiber No. 9i2 folio III ct seq.
of the land records of the District of Columbia and k3
by direction of the party secured thereby shall sell
public auction in front Of the premises. on SATUR-
DAY. APRIL FIFTH, A. d. 1884 at FOUR-AND-
AHALF O'CLOCK +. M, Lot numbered six co. in Wallis
subdivision of square numbered three hundred and
trtyve (35, said lot fronting eighteen (S) feet and
six go inches ON Tenth street northwest and running
an alley. together wi the improvements consisting of
two story Brick Dwelling with back building. being
premises No l7l0 Tenth street northwest.
Terms OF sale The amount of the indebtedness to.
gther with the interest and of sale In cash
balance in six. nine and twelve months which the
purchasers notes secured by deed of trust the prop
erty Sold aud bearing interest from date of sale will
taken. deposit of $1OO required at time of sale
Terms to be complied with in days from day of
sale. All conveyanclng and recording at purchasers
cost ANDREW r BROWN
mh26-dEds Trustee
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DRY GOODS
IRusNEL & CLARK.
Sl1 MARKET SPACE,

sl1 MARKET SPACE
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS; THEY ARE PREPARED To
SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE.
AND BEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To THE
FOLLOWING:
YD. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE 5Oc.-JoB.
GRAND BARGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
LOT COLORED SILKS s1-SPECIAL.
% SUMMER SILKS REDUCED TO 50 CTS
I" FRENCH SATINES REDUCED TO % Crs
CASE ia WHITE SPREADS REDUCED TO 81
l " ia To SL25.
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS IN TOWELS, TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
mao TRUNNEL CLARK.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF FoRFEITED PLEDGES

ON MONDAY, MARCH THIRTY FIRST, AND
TUESDAY. APRIL FIRST, lsSi, at 30 p IN we will
sci SCI at our establishment, 1892 Pennsylvania avenue
al Pledges forf6ted by redemption consisting of
Watches. Jewelry. Diamonds Silver and Plated Ware
Pistols Opera glasses Books Nalises, Ladies and Gents
Clothing. and all other Wearing Appael. Carpets &c.
Persons holding tickets which the time has expired
Will please take notice. SlEINEM BROS
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer nlh2S3t
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JERSEYS! JERSEYS.l JERSEYS.M

We can safely that have the largest and most
carefully selected stock of Jerseys in the city, owing
us placing for Jerseys long bfore the
and therefore have the advantage of selling them
lower than any Of competitors AS wish to prove
to you that this is idle talk solicit your early
inspection We ask to note carefully prices be-
low mentioned:
We are selling splendid al-wool Jersey at 81. which
Is really special bargain.
nice Jersey, well made, silk stitched in all the new
spring shades garnet navy. slate mauve tan cardinal
MYRTLE black light blue, pink and cream-at only 81 IS
Extra value.
A well finished and perfect fitting. in all desirable
shades, with cuffs and collars, only 81.
Jerseys with reversed collars aud cuffs good quality
only $3.50 Special low price.
Jerseys made Of fine imported Stockinette with cuffs
and collars, good value only 80.
We have also . Jersey at e. with plated back re-
versed collar and cuffs and away in front and
perfect fitting.
Our pink Jerseys. made Of imported Stockinette
plated back reversed collars aud cuffs at S. So last
years price %.
Our silk embroidered Jerseys-brown. MYRTLE garnet
and black-with plated back and embroidered cuffs
only e. regular price $6. ALI finer Jerseys in proper
ton.
Jerseys all sizes and colors made from fine
Our price 81 10 from four to twelve years
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionecrs.
FIVE HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
PARLOh SUITES. UPHOLSTERED RAW SILK
AND REP: WALNUT EASY CHAIRS, WALNUT
PILLOW EXTENSION-rABLES.W WALNUT NJ T.
SIDEBOARD, DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, UPHOL-
STIRRED IN LEATHER; WALNUT MUSIC RACK
NJ. I. TABLES MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES
WHATNOTS, PLUSH TABLES, WALNUT HALL
RACK, WALNUT FRAME LOUNGES. GILT
FRAME PIER MIRRORS. PLUSH FRAME MIR
RORS, TWO SINGLE WALNUT SUITES, OH.
PAINTINGS, MALNUT BREAkFAsT TABLES.
LACE CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINS, WAL
NUT CORNICE POLES. WICKER CHAIRS, OAK
CHAMBER SUITES, HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TRESSES, WALNUT WARDROBES OAK EX.
TENSION TABLES SILVER PLATED WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, BRUSSELS, HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS.
On TUESDAY, APRIL FIRST commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A NJ, sa ii sell at the residence lady
declining houseket ping. No. 14l6 street northwest,
the above collection of household effects The
Is brief list of the contents of house where every lux
ury, every comfort, every Improvement to be
found The furniture Of the best make and offers
great to parties furnishing to give this sale
mb6-d WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts
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WITNESSES WHO DIsBELIEvK IN GoD.-The Mas
sachusettS house Judiciary committee will repOrt
iavorably on the senate bill providing that dsbe-
lief In God shall not discredit witness The same
all laws which initiate against equality OF per.
sonal rights on account Of religious belief and re-
curing newspaper articles to be sgned by the
writer's thereof
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Replenishing a Wardrobe.

Mrs. B.-Do You know, dear, that haven't
decent dress to my name2
Mr.. B.-Why, what has become Of ell those
you had In your wedding trousseau?
Mrs. B.-They are all worn out.
MT. B.-Well, dear, don't know what can be
done, unless We separate for awhile.
Mrs. B.-Separate7
MIR. B.-Yes, you go home and STAY a few
months, and then will come counting, and we
will be married over again.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAS BOWLING. Aucticneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vAIUABIF rNpRoyep
REAL ESTArk BEING ALL OF sQVARE NORTH
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, BEING ALL OF SOL ARR NORTH
OF SQUARE 49,. AT AUCTION
by virtue OF deed Of trnst. dated the coth asy az
Arr A ID 1879. and duly rsaorded in Iil.ar No Isrs-
folio AZ e SEQ sens one Of the land yCurds Of the
cured thereby the undersigned trIlsias Will a.,
81 public auction in front of the premises on THURS.
DAY, THIRD DAY OF APRlI. lisa. FOTR-kNp-A-
HALF O'CLOCK NJ the folio~in,' -Gescrihei nal ee-
tate situate IN the city Of Washington in the District II
Columbia 70 Wit All that CERTAIN V,e ~ Iar, ~ Lana
known and dist susfed upon the ufi,.h Plat ani
ground plan of said civ al OF sluarC north D. soare
one hundred and thirty sven tsG No II 81 lS7,
bounded by north street 18th street vest and Ainssa
chusrtis avenue. snd improved hN brick churth
Terms one third cash. tsiance and tws wars
with interest a; cent and se,urc hl II trust
on the property sud eIue III 500 WIi Ia r,qurNi
IRON tue pure A-cr r Vur.lsS,Ts The lT,sud Tie
property Wiz lie sold subject 10 ,lilsuilrairr n
SatyU and interest II terms f sSlc not c,on-
Piled with IN ten day the desit money al for
ttltt'i and IN" trustees tie riSh resell tie
prop rty at the risk and cost ~ the de:aultiI li has,
or purchasers AL Conyeyaltcng cost II purchaser
or purchasers.
GEO. ". CISSEI- F.,
mhG2-dSls AUSTIN fIEER ( trustees.
ar -
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G1on1ous NEws5

GLoR1ous News,
ron
THE BOYS
FROM
THE MfsFIT' STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
FOR BOYS. 4 Toll YEARS
AND and faats for g. So %ar e a.
Jackets and Pants for $3 worth S.
Jackets and Pants tor "a. worth 81.
Jackets and Pants for IS. worth &c.
FOR BOYS FROM - TO IT,
Suits at g. worth ST.
SUITS at g. worth 90.
Suits at $5 IS. worth gil.
Suits at IS 50. worth $l2
Suits at $3.50 worth $13
Suits at $40. worth SIs
FOR MEN AND YOUTH -
Suits at $3.50. all wool. worth S12.
Suits Suits a. g s % sold elsex here at slt
Suits at Sl2, worth S22
An ALI Wool Blue Flannel Suit at s1O worth $15
blue and black at Sl5; beats anything shown at s25
Spring 0 0yercosts at e. so: w9Fta S12
ODD VESTS at about ono-hslf their value
SET g. A. r. BUTTONS given with the Blue Flannel
Suits
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THoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

INHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
THE HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH THIRTY
FIRST 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the prem
ses Shall sell to the highest bidder for cash the
cottage TO be removed in twenty days
from date of sale
ml26-4t THOMAS DOWNING. Auetioneer
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THOAlAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

ONE ELEGANT DOUBLE SET CARRIAGE HAIR
MSS, COST $500. IN PERFECT ORDER; ONE
LIGHT DOUBLE SET: TWO ENGLISH SAD
DIES; RUBBER COVERS; TWO FELT COVERS,
AND OTHER ARTICLES
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. MARCH THIRTY FIRST
1854. at ELEVEN O'CI oCK shall sell At my Auction
Rooms the shove articles All the Harness made
by the celebrated maker Wood Gibson, OF New York
Terms cash.
mh26-4t THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EYENING.
NJ EKS L CO.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED pledges

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
1 " j sell for +. SEIINGER at 49, eth street n W
comI 'nclng SATURDAY. MARCH TWENTY NINTH
Al IN NJ This sale viii consist Of la line Of
Jewtirt nd ani Silver Watches Rings Ladies' of
Je"tII! PatS and Solid Silver Ware also large line
OF custom ade Clothing, Clocks Bibles Books Tools
carpets INKS. &c, and viii continue Evenings until
every lot T. old
Persons idug iskess on which the time has expir>.i
Will please I kI
,,.,-,, r SELISGER Broker
hfEhS co Austs nlaS-4t
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j. III. SQrurRsoo.
BANKERS
141s Pennsylvania aec-u4
LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED nv
TIME DEPOSITS
Call or send for terms
!NtfSTMENT SECURITIES UNITED STATES
LANp VARIANTS and TRADE DOLLARS bought
oolLECllONS made everywhere. feblo
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nANENHOWER & son,
~ Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
1226 street northwest

PUBLIC SALE OF LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
. NUE.. WITH FINE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April. THIRD "A
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we will offer for Ia
public sale premises No. 1926 New HAMPSHIRE aye0cA
nue. sub. Lot %. square 81.
Terms made known at time of SALE deposit of 800
required of the purchaser, and failure to comply with
terms OF sale within days deposit be forfeited
and property rescld risk and defaulting pur
chaser. DASESHONEK * SON
1HI)S DOWNING Aucfioueef mi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-29
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS mh26

THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS mh26
USR1vALED BAReA1sa
KINGS ACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SPECIAL SALE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
Elegant Beaded Crowns. designs 90 Is and IS cts
Heavy Beaded Laces at 25 30 and IS cents per yard
Elegant Clusters Of Flowers at Is cents only.
fine assortment of Pompons at 81. 80 and IS cents
cents per yard.
Elegant Blocked all-sk Sash Ribbons, in all colors
at 30 cents Ter yard.
Black TIPS at % and so cents per bunch-three in
bunch-a great drive.
The very best Tips, all colors at IS cents and 81
bunch-three in q bunch.
5000 Plumes in all shades from IS cents to 80 80
knight Templars' Piumes prime very heavy % inches
long, ut $3.50 only
Elegant Oriental Iaces. heavily worked. all widths
the best bargains offered at rs and &c. per yard
Our new Spring Styles Of Hats and Bonnets all the
leading shapes arriving daily.
Elegant heavy Black Dress Silk worth &c. at 81 per
yard only
CALL AND INSPECT OUR LOVELY ASSORTMENT.
few of the lovely Sash Ribbons at Is cents per
yard for fancy work.