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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
nLNCANSUN BKUS., Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SECON1
AND THIRD STREETS EAST. ON CORNER OF
FIFTH AND u STREETS SOUTHEAST AND IN
ALLY BETWEEN AND AND THIRD AMI
n An r

TEusTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
FIFTH AND j STREETS soUTHEAsT. AND II
T3 sf1MhAf fkP ASR THFHR md
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
500. DOC % vii trustee APPOINTED il said sa
fbss EoSB Sr b fss At Of PaRc aaif on M
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. in front OF the premises. parts
81 ad
described follows Beginning for The at north
thence running soutwesery along the western line Of
said 3. s feet inches thence south L. feet thence
inches; thence east feet e. inches thence north II
and o p
syivania avenue. or line drawn parallel with and l6
line 10 said avenue. and thence along said avenue ID
fees to the place OF hesn npsoved by frame dwell
O'Clock NJ will oer for sale IN font o: the
premises part Of Lot numbered four o. in square mum
ming sd1s sone street
Themes tsf tenSS Of Sa - the
" that f0Gt Seyway nay BE taken off
proved by two-story brick dwelling No 500 street
pfk + B ESP a H IKE GHp f PAH q K
l.. s II SQUARE So besnnins for the at point
Il the IN nsa Of f s S
Mag thence west p feet So inches thence north lib
alley af
said foot alley aud thence south the line OF said
alley ll3 feet So inches to the place OF beginning,
proved by two-story brick house situated in alley be-
tween and and Sd aud ~ streets southwest
Terms Of sale: Une-third of the purchase money TO
be raid IN cash; the balance in six. nine and twelve
this from the day Of sale and to bear interest at
the premises sold Conveyancing Sc at cost OF the
purchaser deposit of 500 required each piece
soon as knocked of. Terms to be complied with in 10
days, otherwise the trustee will resell the property
default after days public notice of such resalein
newspaper published III Washington ID. G.
CHAS A. WALTER, Trustee.
n19-d&ds 342 u street northwest
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TANGLED DOMESTIC TIES.
An Extraordinary Series of Ccnjugal
lnfeiicifies Noted by a Travelling New
Yorker.
rom the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
''of all the complicated family ties I ever
heard Of" said Commercial Traveller John Gil
bert, Il raE across the worst ON one of nv
late trips to Butler county, Pa. 1t seems that
al old man named John Lefever living On a
farm twelve miles from Butler. had not lived
very happily with his wife. and one day the
neighbors found her lying dead at the foot of
the stairs. He was sixty years old and she
hfty. Her sister, Miss Susan HARRISON. had
him arrested on charge of murder and he
was on trial when was there. 1t vas during
the preliminary proceedings that the extra
ordinary condition o. domestic complications
was developed
The wife Lefever was accused of killing was
bis second wife She had married. twenty years
before, man named Samuel Cooper She had
three children by Cooper and then procured a
divorce from him, ne having deserted her and
gone away with d cousin Of hers, a Mrs. Andrew
GTabe- The Grade family were neighbors of the
Coopers Grade procured a divorce from his
wife, and Mrs. Cooper. taking the three child
rem, married Grace. Cooper then married Mrs
0rabe. with whom he had been living. John
Lefever was then living near Grabe's with his
hrst wife. Two wears after Mrs. Cooper became
Mrs. Grade Mrs. Lefever died. Grade had, in
the meantime ceased living with his wife On
the ground Of desertion she procured divorce
Taking her three children by her first husband
and one by Grade. she married Lefeyer Grade
relative OF Samuel Cooper's. The COopers tie
GRADES and the Lefevers all lived neighbors
and on the best Of terms with one another, Wis
ting back aid forth, although Letever had
Coopers original wife and three children and
GRADES second wife and one child, and Cooper
was the husband of Grabes first wife and the
original hush md Of his second.
a this Uice little family party got along to-
gether in the pleasantest kind OF way except
Lefever and his wife. Finally as ! stated she
was found at the foot Of the stairs with her
neck broken, and her husband was put on trial
charged with killing her. When the list of
jurors was called It was found that Andrew
Grade. one Of the deceased womans previous
husbands, had been drawn among them He
was excused. Samuel Cooper. her first hus-
band. was on the lis. OF witnesses Her sister
Miss HARRISON. the rrosecUtTtX, was also wit
ness She testified that she herself had been
twice married. She thought her first husband
was dead. She was divorced from her second
but she was engaged 10 be married again. this
time to a brother of Samuel Cooper. the frs.
husband OF her dead sister,
Il didn't have time to stay and see what the
verdict in the case was"
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

TO THE S SasHsH NEsT Ans sog g55EErur,
sEEEh + f fI1ssr = EstpNEsr
Trains leave wsshny ton from Station. corner Of sth
in o1 p ss5ss5s as lSiSws Wa. ,,o.ro r.,.
g Palace sleeping Cars at 3 40 ? m daily Fast Lne
Cstte 81, Louis: daily. except Saturday 70 Chos6o
sIss eonnss daily for ch,s.so Win slssrins esr
Pittsbury ana DE West with Palace ssspins Car
"Ai BAfT ifn O AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer Erie, osnandasaA Rochester, Buffalo Niaesfs
washington 70 RoShestsr
FSr TiiIlaMsP0s, Icsk Haven and Elnr att SEQ. m
For New YORK anu The East Ills. $40 100 8 N.
100 and ana i@i.aa Express sa u Fa,as
xLons 1h. aa ssSept ssy
Fs y Y Issssn s. aimee '
rect transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double fsTia
For fhiladeiphia. us. 8 30 and IL NJ AGO. 100 500
IT'S N Limited n Easss s4o M ass e.e ss
fSt oJ sat d SO 70 s s ' iS s % ao
On Sunday. $40. lloo M. 200 6 =. Tao ie.od aud
FOR popss Creek Line 6.ssa m and AAop. m daily.
For Annapolis sssA n laos and 40 p m. daily. er.
ALExaSDeiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
AND, ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON HALL
For Afexandria, 60. 100 s26, lioi and iiss q m.
20a 4.2S, aa5 GOO. Sos and II. IS p m On Sunday
For RisimoSd and the South. 500 and ,loi m daily
and 4. As r. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington COS 500 10 90
10loa m; LOO, 305 s.29, 6l0. los and loco D. IN,
500 and l0l0 g u 7.0S and 40 p. m. add l2ao
night
Tickets and information at the once northeast corner
Ct 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the
ton where ORDERS can Be LEFT for the ohecEne Of bag
CHAS. L. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General PASSENGER Aren't
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nUNCANsoN BRO, auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE or SQUARE NO SCI, BOUNDED
BY NINTH AND TENTH STREETs NARY
LAND AVENUE, + AND d STREETS NORTH
EAST, IMPROVED By BRICK HOUSE.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust duly recorded inxea
Lber Sl4 fol ALB OF seq, of the land records tf
of the District of Columbia We viii sell WE'D 0A
NESDAY. THE TENT DAY OF DECEMBER. A. D.,
1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK P n. In front Of the prem
ises all that certain piece parcel OF ground situate
and lying in the city Of Washington, and known and
described as all of
SQUARE NUMBERED NINE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY SEVEN t931l,
together with all the improvements ways easements
rights privileges Embellishments aud appurtanances
the same belonging or in any wise appeftainins.
Terms: ethird ca,h; balance ia equal instsilments
at one and two years notes be secured by deed
trust and bearing interest at six par per annun
payable semi annually, s cash, at option of puf
chaser Conveyencing, &c, at cost Of purchaser de-
post of $500 required al time of sale. terms of ssle
not complied with in ten days from day of sale
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
the defaultng purchaser purchasers alter five
public notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub.
lished in Washington, d. &.
n2s-aSas sksiuEI. Z. MInDIEToN' 'H't Trustees.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT 35x1nb. FRONTING ALLEY BETWEEN
FIRST AND THIRD AND AND @ STREETS


By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 1st q
A. D. 1883, and recorded in liber No LOSS folio AS an
Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
premises on TUESDAY, DECEMBER SECOND. 1884.
at QUARTER-PAST FOUR p NJ. part Of lot No, 26. in
ming at the southwest corner Of said lot on the public
feet thence west IS feet thence south los feet to place
OF together with the thereon
Terms OF sale: One.third CASH and the balance In six
twelve and eighteen mopths in equal payments. to be
secured by purchasers notes hearing ak per cent.
erty sold So0 down day Of sale. Conveyancns and
piled with In six days from day of SALE else trustee
reserves right to resell risk and cost Of purchaser
in default.
n20-dtdbs VIM r. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
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From the Iondon Truth.
=. A teW4Weeks ago three men In one Of the re.
serve corps of the German army objected to be
transported from ''their village" to the depot in
a cattle truck. and they innocently telegraphed
complaint to the Kaiser. For this offense they
have now been tried by court martial, and one
has been sentenced to nearly eight years hard
labor in house of correction. while the other.
are each to undergo seven years confinement in
fortress. They are all married men, with fam.
lies, end their characters are unexceptionable
When one hears Of such Draconian severity, car
1t be wondered that Germans are emigratng in
hundreds of thousands from their down-trodder
''fatnerand!"
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HITCH. FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON -FOUR ZENITH STREET, ABOVE
THOMAS CIRCLE BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS,
THREE DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS ON
THE EAST SIDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
WEST, JUST BEYOND BOUNDARY STREET.
Or TUESDAY. pEcEMBER SECOND. 1884 at a.,
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the premises. wesF
will sell at public auction, those three desirable l
Nos 1926 1928 and 1880 14h street northwest
ing ten rooms each. with modern improvements. Sub
lots g. GO and g. No 2l each II feet in by 6s
feet
On the SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Nj we will sell in front of the premises part OF Lots
numbered one hundred and sixty-two O62) and one
hundred ard Q6Sl in J0serh Prsthers sub
division OF part OF Mount Pleasant being all the
half Of each Of said lots, containing about 4735 feet
together with the improvements thereon, being three
frame dwellings,.
Terms In each case: 0neQuarter cash balance in one
ID two CD ana three t years, with interest at six (6)
Per cent per annHm parable semi annually secured by
ton Of purchaser. deposit Of 800 required upon
each piece OF properly at time of sale All conveyancng
at cost OF If terms of sale not complied
with IN seven 90 days from day of sale the right is
served to resell the property at the risk and of
defauting purchaser purchasers after five go days
advertisement. FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers n26-d
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DALTIMoEE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE p M2REt F AS LIE tSR THF 2Eh
0ouEIE TkACK. JANSEY COUPLER

- STEEL RAILS
HsrhIf f fHETBh ssS SpAcr NOV a1
Leave Wsshingon from station. corner OF New Jerscy
For nOasc. se1 "a and le; 10 p IN. daily and los
a.s sS s sUG No e1 sss far
Is CHARGED on this train.
nor and 10 M w fh 1oa 81 dssn.. a
Nor d H,:6sIs a % = sS F,.sE ana
not with Sleeping cars to Pittsbhrg
Fer Toledo and Detroit v vie Hgnrooys 2,
Wheeling and Lake Erie r. r.
tranJ 4:4O s:So. ESQ s:zo 80 ana i0oop n
ist =. 40 srs ESQ., S s ssH
tor local points Gu the Shenandoah Valley railroad
as @ de ana
Fer kpnapsiis. s.4o m. and ,2loaDd 4.Sep m, on
s ny stssions Sstxesn Washington and s.no
s;S SO q saasys se am s snS q "a
and 10 60 pm. For stations on Metropolitaa hrsnck
% sss branch sSs nor dss s
,s:%: as !: .. s..is e.css. sunday - .~.
% hsge s , so6 NJ daily except Sunday ana
Train. arrive rom the West daily s:ao s.2oA n asa
From Annapons $40 q N. and is5o and 6s7 p N,
rr ssnfI. Si,Don Els r DAY. esc.D. srna.y
ssss .szs 'P aS 9ar da 4 ak s
l2o. spd 1880 m. 1904 a2:ls. y 70. b 6se9.
and w P s sass ss s.a Ana
All trains tren, Nasansson stop at EAly Station er-
os s: atsr@s:sn .gsly & e s: ~ sas
y. . s.ksn iOr bssssSs to be checked and ss0vsass
Z L, 4 tS ssB a s:.iP ss.s.,. An.
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THoMAs BOWLING. AucsiOnser.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN

y. Z.
BY virtue and direction of the last vii End testa. ~
mfnt Of Thomas Weaver late of the District Of Co. ~
lumba, shall offer for sale. the premises ON -
MONDAY DECEMBER EIGHTH. 1854. at FOUR
O'CLOCK P. NJ the following real estate, viz: Par. Of
lot 25S in Square l29 Beatty and Hawkins addition
to Georgetown. having front of As street on High
street ana depth of 100 feet Inches. Also the south
Hxh street and running back 3s6 feet more with an
adjoining six acre lot in the county, in ell about u
Heights of Georgetown adjoining the site of the Ma
tcflal Observatory property.
Terms Of sale One-third cash: balance ia notes of
equal payment at and two years with interest
cared by deed of trust upon the property sold All
conveyancins at purchasers cost. 500 deposit re-.
CURED on each property sold at time of sale.
ROBERT D. WEAVER.
n25-1ot Executor of Thomas Weaver
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WEEKS K CO.. Auctioneers.

r ARaE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
II LoADIHS SHOT 1x GUYS NiPosT HI FRENCH t
SILVER PLATED VALE, DINER AND TEA
SETS. GAST0ES, IRU1T STANDS. &c; FINE
70 Ten TUNES; uCl1D AND SILVER WATCHES,
YEEEh iIs i,re TUIbERF 0PEkA GLAsssESs.
BAEtOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAzORs. RE
NULNEliS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES
By direction OF the owner. TO change business will
sell, on the premises all the above stock Of J. L.
CMEARA Co. 134I Pennsylvania avenue north west.
Washington. d. G. Sale commences at SEVEN z. NJ.
Great bareaiIs may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
\. THE iIStures VIII 1osbs sold rs. at terinin-
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied 10y j. u.
OMEAkA & Co. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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He Knew what Would Sell.

From the Ptssburg Telegraph
You are confident that your new patent
medicine win be success. are your" asked a
friend Of manufacturing druggist.
I'm positive OF It." replied the druogist.
Whist virtues does 1t possessf" inquired the
friend
''Oh, 1t don't possess any medicinal virtues,
you know, but u 10 the nastiest tasting stuff
10 ever heard OF"
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DuBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY DECEMBER 6
y 1884. at the CATTLE PENS corner 18th , and !
stocf: 100 Fat Sheep, lO0Lsmbs: Large Work Horses
3Fresh Cows and cAyes Mules Also. lot Of spring
efs, stock cattle. &c Terms cash.
IF. WILKINS CO.. Auctioneers
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A yER's sARsAPARILLA THOROUGHLY
cleanses the blood stimulates thu vital functions
and restores the health and strength No one whose
blood is impure feel well. There q wear Ian.
suid feeling, and often Of encouragement and
despondsacy Persons having this feeling should take
Ayers sarsaparilla purify and visalise the blood
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UN1MPRovED

PROPERTY ON c STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS EAST
By virtue Of deed Of trast dated October 31st ma
seq OF the land records of the District Of Goa.
lnIlbia ana upon the request of the party secured
thereby, sh1ll H. at public auction in front OF the
premises USES on FEIDAI The TWENTYc EIGHTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, A d. 1885,, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ.
all that certain piece parcel of ground lying and
being in the City OF Washington and being known and
DESIGNATED on the ground plat plan of said city Lot
.mbered six.y-eght e6s>, in Gro. Gulick's sub
division OF square numbered nine hundred and eighty
seven 9S The said lot will be offered subject tosrch
amount of which viii be announced at sale.
Terms of sale: One-thrd of purchase money in cash.
and the balance in equal nstanlets at six and twelve
months, for which PURCHASERS notes vii! be taken
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold all
cash. at the purchasers choiee deposit Of S25 will be
required at acceptance of bid All conveyancing at
purchascr,s cost II terms Of sale are not complied
with within days from day Of sale the Trustee
the right 70 q. risk and cost Of defauting
nl5, 10 q. 25627 L0R1N NJ. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
eE- THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED, IN CON-
sequence OF the rain until TUESDAY. DECEMBER
SECOND same hour and place. BY order of Trustee.
n29-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING
w HALLS HAIR REVIEWER TO our readers. 1t re-
stores gray hair its youthful color prevents bald
ness makes the hair soft and glossy Goes stain the
skin and is altogether the best known remedy for all
hair and scalp diseases ms
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6NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
~ PROVED PROPERTY

BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of theSH
District OF Columbia entered on 18th October 1884 E
is eompianant and Nary Garland e. al are defend
will at HALF.PAST THREE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. on
MONDAY, DECEABER EIGHTH. 1854 sell at pub &c
auction in front Of the premises Lots three Ga five
and six t6) in square fortytwo cd and immediately
the following pieces In square one hundred
half Of Lot sx 6S with Gag: half Of Lot
and Immediately thereafter Lot twensy-six {26) in
square one hundred and seventy-two QT2).
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
of purchase money cash. and the remainder in equal
Instruments In one and two years day Of sale with
interest to be secured by deed Of trust property
sold or al cash at option of purchaser deposit
two hundred (S200) dollars to be made acceptance of
each bid Terms be complied with in ten tlQ) days
or property may be resod at risk and COST Of deang
purchaser. All conveyancinG at purcheser's cost.
JAMES H SAVILLE,j
a.. SV Is st, z; G no1,shve., I Trusteea
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts n16-1Ot
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VvHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
ZEE SHORT LIN. e On a. eoUrz sour1wr.'

saoAh.@SEw OF Ans GH IL. ANY IS n Sskne ass
fSaHsssS1s. g sa points ssgsS sp1 s.sshyss "a.
%:1 aasfgaaF R.ast CO ,SIso@ r. e - ~.
an Mn,Ssp,nssSR ssa Atls9t. g Tsw oissna
Potnt..r. Pullman sSs:sans ssn Wsshi,ssss .
Dsof M!sQuTHEM NAIL AND xuR1R Dsne
:a pS1' f sS5n sSd s sIsSssw nSs @
Ton va Den VILE. Charlotte nd An&nA - Ns4
lfaPs... biyiaon Isan. isavs wsshi,sso q s.ooA
wsTssca' Ssaps issss &ssnsnssan q s.ls An 81
Fer tcisfs nd insorunstaoa Inquire sfcompsnysoe-
-, oQ rennny1vanA svGuuA Trains lsavs 1ron =. =
M.QAQoHTER KwACpANrEk.
sua so1. aAAa frame Assss@
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GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
u PLEDGES.
will sell for P. Selinger 49, 7th street northwest
soiInmae me- SATURDAY. NoyEMEER TWENTY
tinue till DECEMBER TWENTY FIFTH EVERY
EVENING at HALF-PAST sewn /. NJ.
This safe viii consist o. large line CT Diamonds.
Ladies and Sentleniens Sod siiyeT Brass al Nickel
Watches; Gold Silver and Plated Vest Chains Gold and
Plated Charms and Lcckets. Ear-rinss. Lace Piu-,
Bracelets Gold and Plated Neckchains and very s:1e
variety of Plain Gold ana Set Kings In fact the
largest Varieties of Jewelry offered at auction.
Opera Glasses. Il large assortment fine CioaAs and
Gents Cnstonl-.aae Clothing. Albums, Books, Bibles
Drawins Instruments, &c.
heaenber it is to the advantage of every purchaser
to attend this great holiday sale Before making their
LOTIONS OF Xmas presents n the ewely line elsewhere
Goods sold without reserve.
n. B-Parties holding tickets which the time has
expired please take notice.
I. sELINGER
- 81 9TH street northwest.
WEEKS 4 co Arr%ionpa-s moi
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FTNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE
Il OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
WITH BUILDING THEREON. No l6l q STERET

NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of this a
District of Columbia. In cause William Lord Va
Docket trustees under deed Of trust recorded in
& re MI lolo ~ a sIe isn9 reSSr6; q re ns;
pay OF DECEMBER. A. D. 1874 q FouR O'CLOCK
in the subdivision of original Lot Me- g. square NO
6le in the city Of Washington which is contained in the
west corner Of said lot and running east g la feet
thence south 100 feet to the place a besinninS bsre
10 an old two-story brick house on the lot
TERMS Onethird cash; Of which deposit Of a260 IN
required et time of sale balance IN notes ct and two
years with interest secured bydeed Of trust al cash.
ALAN A DALE
tn JESUP NILLER} Afusss8
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THiS EVENING.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc..oneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auc..oleers
CLOSING OUT
PAWNBECkER'S SALE.
LARGE COLLECTION OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
COMPRISING D1AMONDs, GOLD AND sILvfR
MATCHES. EARRINGS. Pins, STUDS, LOCK
Els RINGS lPtAIN AND SEAIl, SETS JEK-
ELR1; By;ACEI.ETs SILVER AND PLATED
Sal s IEsJkItMENTs, GUNS. RLyoLytRs. PIC
MANS AND CLoAkS, LADIES, AND GENTS
CLnTHING, CARpETS CURTAINS PIANO. Or
GAN. SEWING MACHINE. &c.
At AUCTION.
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS. DECEMBEK FIRST. SECOND AND
THIRD. COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. /
VIII. SELL AT My LOAN OFFICE, No 3l4 NINTH
sTRMET NDRTHWEsT An UNUSUAL LARaE AS
SORTMENT OF FORfEITEl PLEDGES.
THE FIxTURES, GOOD vi l. STOCS, Sc. FoR
SALE RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, PARTIES
HOLDING IICKkTS OVER FOUR MONTHS WILL.
PLEASE TAXI NOTICE.
p 3-TH:l DIAMONDS. sEALsEIN COATS, FINr,
SHASLS. WILL BE ON EXHIBITION wkONEs-
DAx, MD Will BE SOLD SAME EVENING AZ
c. A SMITH,
51a 9th st. n w,
n2S-3t Broker.
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FAIL AND WINTER IMPORTATION
SuitnRs. Overcoatinas and Trousernes received and
open for inspection Gentlemen will place teir orders
.tthe
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON.
II. D. BARR
see I'LL PENNSYLVANIA ayenua
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L Rim TING.
JUDD & DETWE1LER,
40 AND 422 nth STREET NORTHWEST,
{North Of Star Building)
NEW BUILDING,
NEW TYPE,
NEW PRESSES.
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EITcH. FOX l. BROWN. Real Estate Brokers

hitch. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers
AUCTION SALE OF -FOUR BRICK HOUSES AND
FOUR LOTS on SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
AND l. STREETS NORTHEAST; EIGHT LOTS
ON EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN K AND I
STHEG Ell r MG9HTHEAASST; AND SNE Log, COR
on East MSEEibsrsnAv prcEuprp ru,pp 100, =.
NQUARI ER-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. we E:m
will sell in front of the premises Brick Houses -
sbeing lots q S. Sc and 81 square $50 Also. Lots
1866 square feet Also Lots Nos S. So 60 e. 80 c. Ga
and 65 in square SS each containing 1855 square feet
and one Lot on the corner of 9Th and streets north
east being lot No 49, square $751; and containing SIT
square feet
Terms: One-quarter cash: balance in one ID two ca
and three @, years with interest at six Co cent
payable Semi annually secured by deed Of trust
the property sold all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser deposit of SIS required upon each piece
OF property at time of sale. All conveyancing at
cost of purchaser terms Of sale are not complied
with in "a days from day of sale the right IL
served to resell the property the risk and the
defaultng purchaser or purchAsers after fe go days
advertisement. FITCH. FOX BROWN.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers nae-d