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LADIES GOODS.
To C1osr Our.

To Close Our
Fine Rope Silk CIRCULARS. with fine Mink Fur Lin.
ing, worth $50. to close now at $50
Silk Plush DOLMANS with Black Fur Trimming,
worth &<0 to close now at $2S
Fine Silk Plush DoLMANs very handsome, worth
S5o. to close now at $Ss
Finest sealskin Plush COATS long cut worth s75,
now to close ut $45
Handsome Plush NEwMARKETs. worth s7o, now
e4s
one garment Of kind Come early you will buy good
goods at prices you pay for common
One lot Ladies' COATS with Plush Collar, Cuffs and
Pockets only $299
Sacrifices will be made in Ladies' SUITS all from this
seasons purchase.
CHnDREN's CLoAKs and SUITS all reduced. We
don't say much, but what we dosa 1--WE mean.
BARGAINS IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS.
E E 4 81 $$HH n \.
ja1o 4le7TH STREET
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u
BROS. Auc:ioneers.

DuScANsoN BROS. Aue;ioneers.
AssIGNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF LADIES' FIR
NIshiN6s, LAGES So G q, Rs, m HOSIERY.
IINLD IN STORE No. 1924 NEW YORK AVE
NUE., NEAR FIFTEENTH STREET.
BY virtue If deed Of assignment viii sil
PUBLIC auction. on SATURDAY, TWELFTH DAY or
JANUARY a. D. 1S3i. commencing al Ten UCi oCK
4. II ard continue MONDAY, FDUPT! ENIH
JANUARY, at AME HOi X. all the goods and chutteis
contained IL said Store, comprising in part
Hosiery. Gloves. E,t-ing.
LiIgs. But Collars
Ladies Undsrwt ar, Ices.
-, Fancy Toilet Articles
Cambria. Cotton. &c. &c.
Counters. Sh, living.
Tl, attention OF trade and private buyers called to
this sale WI H. COOKE.
jaI-t Assignee
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TINE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
kequres no boiler, avoide an expensive sttendancs
Tss1 sasnssyely fer running Psssensss md Fshs
and 1ithogrephic Preasee Coffee Mills Koasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery. 1Athes. &c, &c. This engine
runs with extreme RnOothneSs and regularity OF speed
great simplicity OF mechanism
For particulars ~ to pV1cea nc. apply 1t Once Of
Washington Gas Light Co Yl3
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Gro. H1rE.

GEo. WH1rE.
THE LADIES' TAILOR, MAN MODESTO,
will exhibit this week fine assortment of Imported
Goods for EVENING. DINNER and RECEPTION
DRESSES. By arrangement Mr. White make
Dresses now at very reasonable price. Silk DRESSES
from SIS up. Velvet Dresses from $l8 up Dinner and
Reception Dresses from $13 up ja2-Gts
T ROCHON. CORCOGAN BUILDING.
e. FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER, FROM PARIS.
Three Patents and Five Medals from ExposItons vi
Pans Lyons and Vienna.
MaIulact1rer and importer Of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed ana shampooed ILL d first class manner
Wigs to order
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District Bonds i'm Dispute.
THE ANSWER OF THE COMMISSIONERS TO MA,
DAMCs SUIT BROUGHT BY CONTRACTOR.


DANES SUIT BROUGHT BY A CONTRACTOR
The District Commissioners today filed their
answer to the rule show issued In the case
brought against them by George Courtney, as as
signee. for a mandamus TO compel them TO deliver
to plaintiff the 365 bonds, I'm which money retained
from Gleason Kelly, paving contractors, Oh ac-
count OF what is known as the "fve year guar
anteer rund, was invested. The Commissioners say
that this money, amounting 10 sisl92a. was
under the law invested by the United States
treasurer In bonds purchased for 80 cents on the
dollar The treasurer claims % be the legal cuSto-
dian OF these bonds. commissioner of the sinking
fund. and that the commissioners sole function In
the matter is to certify after the lapse OF five years
that the work has been satisfactorily performed.
They assert also that the contractor is 10 be paid
pursuant to his contract, by warrant for cash on
the Treasury and that in their belief, he is net
titled to receive anything but money. as the bonds
never became the property of tie contractor or his
assignee. They state their desire TO have the CUES
ton Judicially decided as TO whether they or the
Treasurer are the proper parties TO purchase the
bonds; whether In SO investing the money they are
acting the agent OF the contractor or In the In
terest OF the District, and whether the bonds are
held at the risk OF the District or the contractor
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- 3g3 a street II. ".
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers jalO-d&ds
TIlwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER
II OF AND THIRD STREETS NORTHEAST.

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY FIF-Hfs
TENTH, at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We sII::a
Will SELL in fr paR Of th 1F fspsiosGns. Rr 77
fronting % feet Sd and has depth Of 100 feet
on street. improved by two-s story dwelling with
storeroom This property is rapidly enhancing in value
and vel located, good Opportunity to obtain COM
Terms third cash balance in and two years.
notes interest and to be secured by deed of
all cash, at option of purchaser deposit Of 800
at time of sale. Convey ancing, at cost of pur-
chaser Terms to be complied with in days. other
wise resale at risk and of dfautig purchase after
five days public notice of such resale in some newspa
jaiO-dEds DUNCANSON Bros Aucts.
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Pz1vA1z Srock TELEGRAPH WEES
WARRINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
n. a. DODGE,
SondA Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission.
10. $50 18TH STREET tCORCORAN BuILDINGJ
Agency ior Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
tzBRoADwAY. NEW YORK

Every class q Securities bought and soId on commits,
fson IN San Francisco Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington Orders executed on tho
sew 1ork Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
u Richmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which orders executed on the
Block Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and ill.,
formation rsarlnx the markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY o1Tect ITVIo the New lUrA stocx
Exchange. nj
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THE BEsr Ar TEE LOWEST p RICE

We sell thu finest Pianos now made We guarantee
than 10 be superior 20 CtlisrS and cl.seDge
comparison ~ sell the D. P.Hos for Sit1fI az
q $50 i-sS than yen Jay tCr cheap grade:
Att-T you have examined what deal. Will Try 10 sell
you aud II have old Piano V VIII
tax part payment for Square Cp-icLt at fuil
value. We always have BARGAIN ia nearly Ne second
PIANO INCHANCiE
10th u -fhWest.
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Bulletins showing the times Of arrival ana de-
parture OF mails have been printed by the city post
ONCE, and were being distributed to-day by the
carriers These bulletins can be obtained By appn-
cation TO the Post once
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The Missing yyr. DeImoujco.

JERSEY CITY. Nj. Jan. 10.-COnductor Benson, on
whose train the missing Mr.. Delmonico, IL was
thought. rode from Newark YESTERDAY is stil posi-
tive that bis passenger was the gentlemen In QueS-
ton. The description correspondent perfectly with
the traits or his passenger, even to the mole OF
wart over the right eye, and the question he asked
on entering the train, as to whether Ii was going
east or west, and being satisfied matter In which
dlrectlon strengthens his conviction that lit the
described man.
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g1IHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intended TO utterly ruin its business but it seems to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for S25OOOO insur.
ance. Assessment No 10. just collected brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund exceeds slOO COO which
being invested in U.s. Bonds by the trustee the Cen.
traI Trust Company of New York The Association COM
ple,e its third year III October and has already written
certificates covering $4,000 insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are 40 on
$4,000. and $50 on $1,000. The annual dues for ex-
penses are 81 for each 600 Of the certificate The a.
for death claims at age IS q on sch
of the certificate at So are 4 81 "a ere
S. So s. 81 One fourth Of each assessneDf eS
the fund to protect the company axiIst
layses and extra mortality. Come and insure O66cs
1909 street
nI1 IY. KNIGHT. General Aren't
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CtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN AND

CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0vEb
~ real ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREET BETWEEN I AND E
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By v1frue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia in special term, passed in FL
cause No. 1852 EQUITY wherein Frederick G. Cali
vert is complainant and Charles Calvert ct al de-
PENDANTS the undersigned will offer for sale at public
ansti9n in front Of the premises. on WEDSEsDAY the
1 AiALF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ all that certain
piece parcel Of land and premises situate in the City
OF Washington and District of Columbia and known and
described the south part of lot numbered twelve 2
In square numbered one hundred and six QO6) fronting
twenty Ave t25) feet 10Th and extending
eastwardy to alley in the rear the same il laid
down on the official plat Of said city. and the improve
ments thereon, consisting OF a frame dwelling.
Terms: Onethird of the purchase money in cash. one
third in six months and one third in twelve months
from the day Of sale with Interest on said de-
Fer annum all cash at the option of the purchaser
the deferred payments to be secured by he notes of the
purchaser and deed Of trust the said real estate
300 shall be required the property bid Off
and if the purchaser shall fail comply with the terms
of sale within CD days from the day sale the
property will be sold the risk ard cost Of the default
ing purchaser All conveyancng and recording at pur-
chaser's cost
EDWARD A. NEWMAN, trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS Auctioneers jaiO-dSds
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MARRIED.

CRoss-sMooT, "Wednesday. January O. 1894, II the
parsonage of Foundry church by the Rev William
Ward. GEORGE WARREN CROSS. of Little Ark, ani
V CORDIE SHOOT. daughter IF K n Suioot n
Charles county. Maryland
FULLER-BLANCHARD. On January g. 1884 Il
New York y. \. by the Rev George B. Houehtok,
both u Washington, ID. e. lts
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OHAPOTEAuT'S
oiDA VINE = = OF prproNr.

WINE OF PEPTONE,
wineelassful Of which contains 10 grammes Of Beef
arhcially digested by Pepsne It is entirely aesiila
bic and into the blood vessels without requiring
the stomach to do any previous work. is highly rec
,escents to persons whose blood poor or who suffer
Away Stomach Ache Gastralgia Loss of Appetite
those Exhausted by Excess Of Work Age Fever Dysen
no g.
Sold by al Drugg1sta A22-m&thly
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan. lo-Nirsinis -ixes. consolidated
Carolins skies. old. ITO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Cotton stesdy-uiddling Jos.
al0s; Flour quiet and steady. Whest-southern quii
anu r1n; western q shade nr1ner and Qu a soutbffa
red. l loal l2h; do. amber. li2al Ia No. western
winter red spot aud January l06kal 06L; FebrusrF
l.o7'.al0s; March, 110sal 10h: AIrlL ll2aaI IL.
May, ll4isall41s. Corn-southern firm and qu:tf /;
yellow, 62a65: western nIiIed spot. 6la. Jsnuarg
q asked; February. 81 ssa6ias Nsrh 62ass2L; April
62h bid: May. 81 bid Oats s;rong-southern. 4is42:
western wlte, 4as44 do mixed. 4ia.2. Pennsylv.llA
4la44 Rye steady. s3a75. FZxs-fresh higher, Sla3
Ticked steady, 20a23. Other articles UNCHANGED Re-
celpts-dour LOSS barrels wheat, 1900 bushels cora
400 bushels; LOCO bushels rye LOCO bushes
Shipments-corn 900 bushels Sales-wllest s.l.0Is
bushels corn 63.0O0 bushels.
NO CURE. NO PAY wHITEHURSTS CEDAR
IN BALSAM IL wsrrantedt TO curp Coughs Colds Croun
Throat and Lung Diseases etc Six drops o dose Trk
it, II satisfied the empty bottle and get your
money back. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c. W d
THOMPSON. 103 18th street. ps-th.s tu3u
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FLUCTUATIONS IN sToCKs-THE TRIPAR1rrE AGREE

NEST
NEW foRK, Jan 10.-The Erenfno Posrs financial
article SAYS: The stock market opened sornewhs
Irregular, about hall or the active stocks icing a
traction lower than last night; but after the first
Is minutes the market became strong and pr1crs
ADVANCED d 10 2% percent by IL O'Clock. after ii
O'Clock the market lost part OF It's strength
There was no news OF Importance 10 Affect the mae
ket The situation In iowa and Nebraska remains
practically unchanged The reported cutting q
rates 10 the west 10y The Lackaw anna and the con-
sderatfon by the Trunk line committee TO-
day OF the method ~ disciplnng that road,
are still held as bugbears OF the market
The trfpartite contract il construed as one vefg
favorable TO the Union Pacific, and the stock has
begun 10 advance The decline In prices from
about IL O'Clock until about i2l5 was caused W
the important decline in West Shore bonds and tie
reported unsatisfactory condition Of that COMPANY
government bonds We're HIGHER FOR the As
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A sSIGSFF,s SALE OF PIANOS AND<y----es7
"A ORGANS

No u UNION SQUARE. Y I. Dec 1lth, 1883,
CEar-SCFY J. EEFp 4a3 9th ST n Washington. ID G:
Dear Sir. Acting your nave pure nased
on your account the asiuee sale Of the effects Of
the late OF Peters Greene the entire stock at 80
cents on the dollar based factory inventory of
stock and the dollar on estimated value OF
re1 stock The goods tn or VIII bc fOrvar ded
e. time your no Gay trade the rented instruments
get them in Should theS. goods be late
purchasers Wait. sn3 get piano
from the most celebrated maker at less
than 20 per % price quoted by the regular
There II hardly first class maker OF the coun-
try not rerreSened this stock which also embraces
piano stools and musical truments Of
your hearty apIrobation and extt ndlng you the
plnlentS Of the SEASON. am
Your most obedient servant,
j. W. HAkDCASTLE
No. IA genuine Chickerino Piano: regular price;
500: has round corners. double veneered rosewood
massive carved leH and Tyre: superb in power ana
singing quality If tone, offered at $50
No. AN upright III elegant rosewood case large SIZE
~ oct strnsed grand action. regular $3.50 offered
at SIS5-
No S-Frorn the factory of VIM. Knabe & Co. double
round Square Grand solid wood way flrst
Class Matchless instrument regular $50: offered at
SOS
Nc Am upright in massively carved case. equal in
tone and action to No 3 "a octave. triple strIngei
peerless instrument; regular. 900. offered $40.
No 5-A beautiful Esty Organ regular. Sli5; offered
NJ $50
~. ga genuine Mason & Hanln organ regular.
e125. offered at $40.
No. T-second-ha Pianos for beginners at $40 and
No s-The uatchless ShOnninger Cymbella Organs
offered ct unprecedented bargains; the only Organs III
the world containing conn ete chime OF bells
N B-Brns deposit, positively no refusal given with
out it CHAUNCEY J. REED,
dis 433 1th 81 Ii. ".
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Workmen were busy at the Senate end OF the
Capitol to-day, trying 70 ma the remains OF the
cat that yesterday jumped into one OF the heating
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The Remains Of Capt. Webb.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE. y. Y, Jan 10-The remains
OF capt webb, the noted swimmer. who lost his
lie III the rapids, were to-day eXhumed, placed in
me coffin. removed to the Oakland cemetery and
buried under the auspices OF the Freemasons OF this
place and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Webb was present.
A movement has been started by the Masons to
raise funds TO erect monument.
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TOHN SHERMAN 4 CO.,
q Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
927 street northwest

927 street northwest
AsSIGNEES SALE, HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. THE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1884. AT TWO
O'CLOCK NJ, will offer for sale at public auction,
in bulk the fixtures and stock IN trade the Houeo-
patc Pharmacy, No 932 strt ct northwest Washing
ton, DC. j. =. SWORMSTEDT,
Assignee of f. J. Mcpherson
deposit Of $500 required on acceptance of bid bal
Of purchase money in cash within five days. The
Assignee the right to resell at the risk Of the
defaIllting purchaser.
WM NJ. SMITH, Salesman. jal0-d&ds
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The signal corps station at Harpers Ferry reports
this afternoon six inches rise in the river since
~: no break In ice.
Reports from Quantico at half-past two O'Clock
this afternoon stated that the ice was breaking at
that point. In this vicinity, however, the Ace
still solid
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Mas. SELMA RrppERr.

As1HS. k1ELMA
COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Novelties in ARE SEi .DLEWORK. EENSINGTON
ARASESE and RIBBON EMBROIDEhIES and ALL
MATERIALS for the same
Complete stock of ARA~ enc. CHENILLE. FELTS,
SATEENS. PLCSFiES AND WORSTi.D PRINCES
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ja3-3m
nCUGLASS'. NINTH STREET, ST. CLOUD BUILD
- lN:i-CORSETS: Over fifty styles to ect from.
HOSIERY We have the hes: asSortcn: OF fine Hosiery.
toS tler with the CHEAPER grades for ladies aid
c. .rr': Com; are prices. GLOVES: We keep cele-
BRAID IkEFOUaSE, ST. JAMES, MONOGRAM and
St!er makes. all az The lowest prices. COTTON AM
MER!N NNDERWEA' This department. conceded
perfect We are now preparing for annual sale. and
rs Ne manufacture ever" garment Ger sliGl his
year name prices that no OtInr house VIII give
W. hive now ready nearly 100 ,toZel, CHEiIISE AND
DRAWtRS. With which we shall open TINS sale. This
garment is far superior to the ha. heYt oi IRE
offered. and Is the cheapest garment at - have
ever seen. LOOK out Tor opening Of sale. JAG
MISS HILBERT
NQ 1881 Pa. ave. northwest
Dress cutting dress making, taurht 10y Moody Tailor
system cutting hitting and paper patterns cut ~ order.
dZ9Im
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NLD VINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best, so is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
the only place where frst-class SE(OND.H HAND
CLOTHING can be sold ut respectable prices Address
cal. at
JUSIHS Old Stand, No 619 street, between 9Th and
1th streets northwest
SE.-N0ts By mail promptly attendedto "
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TO.MDR ROW.

TOMORROW.
LHOLEY. Auctioneer.
will sell the entire stock Of The well known firm Of
NJ. SILVER,
No. us MARKET SPACE,
Fancy Goods. Millinery. Cloaks &c, commencing
TUESDAY. JANUARY EIGHTH, at HALF-PAST TEN
An and viii continue from day to day until all goods
disposed of This stock consists as foil vs.: Fine
Partots. Jerseys, &c Plush Dolmans: also asarge
sOrtme ut OF C1dreIs Coats III every style and
other goods too numerous to mention Ladies go to
the above mentioned firm before the day of sale
lect and try garment in the stock and have
the put up the day of sale. This is chance
for ladies and children VINO in want of the above
without reserve.
ja3-2w FOLEY. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

FENHOMAS Z WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON STREET,
WEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
On THURSDAY, JANUARY TENTH, at FOURHa
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. will offer, public auction, in sa
front of the premises, 1875 X street northwest.
Terms day OF sale. THOS. T. NAG(iAMAN.
jat-dSdS Auctioneer.
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PRONorTov an aPpoI~rur>r- -po,t
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New Work stock Market.

TIC WV Eofk MOCK Market.
The following are the opening and closing prioss
OF the New sfE stock MARKET to-day, as reported
by special vile 10 IL. a. Dodge, a3s 18th street:
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Il Real Estate Auctioneer

Il Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF STOI ES
NUMBERED 30l- 305 Jos AND 307 SEVENTH
SIREET SOUTIW EST.
Ply virtue of deed Of trust. dated December 9Th r
1850 and recorded IL Iber No a5s folio 14s of the a
land records of the District OF Columbia and 1
request OF the part. secured thereby VIII SELL
public auction. in front al the premises OF, SATUR-
DAY; THE TWELF1H DAY OF JANUARY 1884, at
FOUR O'CLOCK ? NJ, all those parcels of ground
lying in the City Of Washington in the District Of Co
luinba, known Oh parts OF lots numbered eleven CID
and twelve U2) III square numbered Jour hundred and
tiI -four (434l aid described follows BEGINNING
for said parts Of lots ut tie northeast Of said
square and running thence south along the line OF eth
street seventy FIVE t1j) feet: thence west fifty t52
feet three and halt C3 inches thence north seventy
five 5) feet and thence east to tine place of beginning
with the improvements thereon, mentioned above
Terms OF sale: O.e th:ld Of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal payments six and
twelve months from day of SALE with interest per
cent per anhum. payable semi annually, secured by
deed OF trust ON the rroi erty sold all cash at the
option Of the purchaser II the terms Of not
complied with within ten O) days from day of sale the
Trustees reserye the night to Resell the property at the
so will 9e REQUIRED when bid is accepted. All convey
JOHN ". FILLING,
THOS. +. WACtiAMAN { Arustees.
THOS E. WAGG tMAN, Auctioneer ja2-d&ds
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I'm Opposition to the paiIroad.

To the Editor Of THE rvFNINs STAR.
III your issue Yesterday you put Mr.. Robb OF Ar
zohd. ana j. \. George down a. having made sf-
uHcatlpn 10 the committee public lands 10 ia
heard IN favor OF the Texas Pa,1nc railroad The
= Nc itCtN ia 'he ise ar. mat Donald RUbb and a.
~ GeorSe ash 10 be heard In opposition 10 the RAN
road claims J.s \ ,,roucr
PROMOTION AID APPOINTMENT PoSrnaster Goa
ger lhS promoted j. ". cunning nom substitute
carrier 10 carrier In place ui ". H. Ferguson. NJ
r = hftuSe, The next highest the list or .ljga-
t.eS. has been appointed TO the place thus maste
vacant ia the li-toi Substitutes. his makes rlse
thirteenth appointment 10y Postmaster Conger
under the civil service law.
MARRIAGE N MISUNDERSTANDING, M Craee
cEttch. silver Spring Parish. Maryland Hon MIA
~ tahby was married Ia Hiss Sallle Rust Tie
brld'S uncle. Rev. A J.. iindeil o..lClatel ussstsi
10y the rector, Rev. j. b. AVifeIt.
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The necessity for prompt and efficient household
etes is daily growing imperative. and Of these
Hostetters Stomach Btters is the chief in merit and
the most popular. Irregularitv Of the stomach and
bowels malaral feYers, liver complaint debility, rh
matsm and minor ailments. are thoroughly conquered
by this incompatible family restorative and medicinal
safeguard and 1t Ia justly regarded the purest and
most comprehensive remedy of its class
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally jail
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

49, $4,000 FOR 60
rum reEnlar monthly drawing will rake place in The
Ky N N
THU RSDAY, JANUARY 3lsr, 1884.
a LAWE L LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
chartered BY the LEGISLATURE o. ny twice declared
Sdi oy the highest Court the State Bond given To
heiry county III tie VI SlUU 20 the prompt
psy nent Of al prizes sold
REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS
~ Every ticket holder his SUPERVISOR can call
cut the number his ticket and see lie CORRESPONDING
Hpnoer on the tag placed the wheel II, his presence
VIII ocrur the last Thursday vi every
Month Lead the MAGNIFICENT
JANUARY SCHEME