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Mrs. Smiths Case. and What the Rev. Efr. McKiri-
stry Has to Say About 1t.

70 THE PUBLIC have been fearful sufferer for
fifteen years-Qlost of the time with what has been
called Eczema or Salt Rheum, Psoriasis and Lepra
and the like and have AWAY told that there was
cure for me- and have been so disco ed That
had die as live. / have been badly afIictes
sometimes that there not the smallest spot from
the of my head to the soes of my feet that
not diseased and as red as crimson. It would COM
in small white spots, which had silvery APP
pearanee, but were not deep but if | at
tempted to heal them, after their fir st ap.
pearGnce. they would burn and together until
there a complete dry, red scale which would be-
narned TO crack and look fiery and angry,
and the burning sensation would be almost intoerable
was at times so lame that could scarcely getabout
and could not dress myself without assistance.
nave tried many remedies, and have paid 800 in
single instance to physician but have OBJ
tanned only temporary relief. Although helped for
time, soon reapsed again to be as badly troubled
ever, and during the winter of 1881 and 1882 suf
fered so much to be entirely discouraged. Last
June however, was advised by Elder and Mrs L. g.
McKinstry, who are well known in these regions, to
try your Cuticura Remedies; and felt somehow lit
tie courage from their favorable opinion of them
try their virtue About the second week of July last
L commenced taking the remedies and within six
weeks began to see permanent Improvement until
now Oct. IL am about good as new, and my flesh
is as the flesh of child MRS. BENZ SMITH.
certify that the above statement of my wife is cor
rect. and join with her IN expressing my gratitude
for the great benefit she has received. b. SMITH.
certify that the above statement is correct Mr..
Smith is prominent man in this community, where
he lives He is a welLknown dealer in stock and his
statement, with that of his wife, is fully entitled to
credit.
Done at Stanstead Province of Quebec, this twenty
seventh day of October, 1882.
l.. G. McKINSTRY, Minister of the Gospel.
Iater-I have seen Mrs. Smith recently and believe
her to be thoroughly and permanently cured.
l.. G. MCKINSTRY,
Secy Advent Oh. Conf P. O., Nc. W. and No n. II.
Boston, Sept. 8, 1854.
Cuticura Resolvent. the new blood purifier and
Cuticura and Cutcura Soap the great skin and
beautifers, are sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura
soc; Soap, 25c Resolvent, ST.
POTTER DRTTG AND CHEMICAL, co. BOSTON.
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Rapid Rise in the Ohio,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16-The rain of the past
forty hours changed to sleet this afternoon, and
tonight to snow. The Ohio river has risen nine
feet in the past twenty-four hours, and tonight
is thirty-four feet five inches and rising rapidly
1t IS hardly believed, however, that flood will
ensue, as no reports have reached here of snow
at headwarers such as preceded the previous
hioh waters
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Heavy Rains at Pittsbure.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 16.-For the past forty-eight
hours it has been raining almost continuously
here and at the headwaters of the Allegheny
and Monongahela rivers. Dispatches from diff
ferent points report all the small streams greatly
swollen. At this place the rivers are rising
rapidly with sixteen feet on the marks at 9
o'clock to night
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Passenger Train Blockaded.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LA PORTE, Jan. 1G-The worstsn and wind
storm known for years, has been raging here
since noon to-day, and has stopped railroad trav-
ell almost completely. The roads and paths
throughout the city are almost impossible The
passenger train leaving Chicago at 5:15 P, NJ. is
blockaded near that city.
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SIC, 000 The building belonged to S. s Rickley
and was almost totally destroyed Partially
covered by insurance The stock of the com
pany was estimated at 500 000 and about two
thirds of the goods were destroyed. Insurance
on stock $4,000
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Mr.. Edmund Yates, Editor the World, VIII
Have to Go to Jail.
LONDON, Jan. 16-Edmund Yates, editor of
the World, is apparently doomed to undergo
the four months Imprisonment to which he was
sentenced for libeling Lord Lonsdale. The
Court of Appeals to-day dismissed his appeal
against the sentence. Mr. Yates has decided to
abandon the proposition of his counsel to further
appeal his case to the House of Lords. After
the court pronounced its decision Mr.. Yates sur
rendered to the officers and was removed from
the courtroom and placed in custody.
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THE pleasures of the table cease.
Whene'er the teeth begin TO fail;
The beauties of the mouth decrease;
The breath's no more spicy gale;
And all must soon in ruin lie,
Unless to Sozodont we fly.
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Steamship News.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 16 Arrived: Bothnia,
from New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16-Arrived: ST German
from Havre; Western Land, from Antwerp; De-
vonia, from Glasgow; Bohemia, from Hamburg
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Wagon Works Rnrnsd-

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. l6.-The Huston spring
wagon works, VIM. huston, president,
and A d. Miller. secretary, burned
Eo,niaA4 The building was valued at
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Renewal of pisturbances at Birmingham.

1kBH6WaA Oh DlstUrDaHCes At BIrm1nghain.
LONDON, Jan. 16-The demonstration at Br-
mingham, on the part of unemployed working
men, was revived to-day The baker from whose
shop a loaf of bread was stolen yesterday by
hungry artisan, refused to prosecute, and the
artisan was discharged
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A common herd, we'll cared for, will often
yield better returns than grade or pure blooded
one where the owner places more confidence in
blood and pedigree than he does in good care and
manaDement
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Obituary.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. 16.-GeneEal Robert
NJ Brinton died here to-day.
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THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

ThermOmetrical and BarOmetrical Readings
at the Various Stations.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 1000 p. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment of time at
Stnf iora
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Maximum temperature, 29.6 Minimum tempera


Rainfall too small to measure
Depth of snowfall at 10 P. NJ. A. inches.
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Cuticura Resolvent. the new blood purifier and
Cutcura and Cuticura Soap the great skin and
beautifers, are sold everywhere Price, Cuticura
soc; Soap Csc; Resolvent 81.
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Go TO Luray on Sunday next.



Recent arrivals at Deer Park HOTEL Mary
land, are us follows; Frank Gosnell and FAM
lily, Baltimore, Nd; II. $. Ladew, New York;
E. II. Ladew, Cumberland, Nd; II. Crawford
Black, Baltimore, Nd; Miss vogeler, Balti-
more, Md; Charles Bardett Hart, Wheeling,
w. Va; William NJ. $. Hart, Washington, D.;
81, William Jacob, Brooklyn N. y; Taknn3r nor
Toxic. Japan; Hon. JeG. Chandler and z. W.
Fox Washington, ID. O.: L. Edward Hamble-
ton and family, Miss 8. NJ st9nsbury, g. Lem
Co Co.'S George W. THOMPSON, v. W. C6anceion,
William II. Dryden, Parkersburg, w. VA;
Gen. w. B. Hazen, United states signal service;
?. G. Motif and family, ST; Louis, No; James
b. Caldwell, Mrs. t. $. Delaplaine, A.. Allen
Howell and family, Wheeling. Miss Mccoy,
Portland, Greg; Miss Goldthwaite, New York;
Mrs. 2; 9. FAIRIES and daughter, samuel ]. Ran
dali, Miss Anna Randall, John Bellanger Cox
and wife, Cornelius Stevenson and wife, Phila-
delphia; j. II. Wheat, Washington; Q. b.. Mac
Kenzie Philadelphia; Wash Mclean and wife,
Cincinnati; George $. Brown and wife, q. II.
Boehm and Miss Boehm, Judge John X. Cowan,
w. d. Wiegand and family, j. +. Auzby, and j.
b. Noel Wyatt and family, Baltimore; Mrs. j..
d. Lehmer and family, Cincinnati; A. ZimeneZ,
Washington; II. II. Proctor, Cincinnati.
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sI.O0 Satin Coaching Parasol to close roc,
Vt A. Kauiman's Combination. 8
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The following changes from yesterdays
quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange
are noted to-day; U. S. Aus, 1901, coupon,
U. s. as coupon, 1904 BID d, asked;
D., O.. per. imp. 6s, 1891, coin, 114ls
y sbs, 1924, cur, / 81 bid, q, aslIed Metropol-
Yam railroad stock, 1884, bid;Hnacostia 1OiA bid;
Wash. gas, d0ai bid, Al asked; Georgetown gas,
Union ms, I'm bid; Col. Ins., 101a bid; II asked;
POTOMAC ms, 15 bid; Riggs ms, o bid, "a
88ia asked; Washington Brick Machine 1857
bid, 1914 asked; Great Falls Ice, 50 bid; Real
Estate Title Insurance, 1904 bid, 101l asked;
Penn. Tel. Co. 624i bid 90 asked; U. s. Electric
Light, ii asked.
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ATTEND A. saks & Co.. sales of odds and ends


Ex-Gov. Pitkin, also eX-United States mar
shall for the eastern district of Louisiana, came
to Washington few days ago and called ON the
President. Mr.. Pitkin Is Republican, and
said that he would not like to embarrass the
administration by "holding on If his place
was wanted IL could be had. The President
gave Mr.. Pitkins cordial welcome, and chatted
pleasantly for some time, and when Mr. Pit
kin left he was very much pleased, and almost
assured of his retention. Vain hope! His sue
cessor was selected yesterday.
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Our Musical Merchants.

Under sorrows shall we stoop?
Never! Haste away to DRooP;
Lie anew to every heart!
925 Pennsylvania avenue
Heard you of the MIsFIr STORE?
Bargains there, still bargains--more!
CLOTHING, cut with nice design,
Made with care, and mighty fine!
Corner Tenth and n.
Life of man IL oft in fault,
Never his who fndeth GAIT,
Then q bee-lite, hour by hour,
Happy still from FLOUR TO FLoURl
Corner First street and Maryland avenue.
Who "rHE PALAIs ROYAL" knows
There inevitably goes
Finds delight therein, and gain;
All things look for, naught In vain.
Nos. 1117 and lilo Pennsylvania avenue.
GUINNIP's dear familiar name
Fills the trumpet blast of fame!
DRY GooDsl FURNIsHINGsl ONE PRICE!
Crowds ladies cry a Low I nIee u.,, .,,.s,
WINDsoR's PARLoR woes the muse!
o what luxury of shoes!
Would you have your dress complete?
Haste To WINDSOR trust your feet
1923 NeaO York avenue.
z. .
KINGS PALACE Is wondrous place.
THE home, the temple, shrine of grace,
HATS, TIPS, AND CoRSEr5, MIrTS, AND GLOVES
All man admlres and woman loves.
sid Seventh street.
dSweet sang the Muse-but flames of fire
4 Rushed in and caught her SILK attirel
Hope fed; the world was cheerless-Very-
Till Memory whispered: "SEAToN PERRY"
Corner .Pennd ave. and MIMI ST.
Our DESKS, our CHAIRS, our SOFAS found
No safety; fire was all around.
We fed; but stopped, attained the store
OF HoEKE. Twas the place for more
Sol Market space, 3OS and $40 Eighth ST.
When tasteful men and women seek
Fine DRESS GOODS, need they not u week;
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP can supply,
AT all times, all that gold may buy,
O21 Penna. ace, 9l2 ID street,
IL.
What GROCER has the best OF things?
Why, he OF whom the poet sings
Whose name makes musical all tongues
All palates thrill--ELPHoNzo YouNGs.
10.
{ Though rojind me many Merchants throng,
With teav entreating place In song;
rest meanow. Nor weep, nor ffownj
will L&IAmss name In town.
Tru ID atfectionatelyi
-PHILIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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BARGAINS
BARGAINSI
DARGAINSl

We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS.
Mems Hand-sewed TIES, Strap or Button, for S450
per pair, former price $500,
Mems Hand Melt o&FolsDS, S1.25 per pair; former
A lot OF Boys oXFoRDs former price $3.50 and
$500 now selling for ~. 80 per pair.
In regular goods we have one OF the largest assert
ments TO be found IN the city. -
Our Ladies' $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE, BUT
. TON, are still In the lead. -
For 500 we can give you fne BOX TOE or COM
III ES Low sH YSISy FOR LADIES we have all the
hSss SS Os 81 IA Sr iSTe S5fs p9SSSS
$l,b0
Ladies' fine cggJRAcoA KID NEwPoRTTrEs, hand
Ladies. line cURAcoA KID BUTTON, handsewed,
Ladies' line FRENCH KID oXFoRps, hand.sewed,
Ladies' line FRENCH KID EDISON, handsewed,
Ladies, line FRENCH o1oTH-ToP EDISON, Louis
Ladies' hSs' fEEScu EDISON Louis xvhoel $500,
LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DREN'S Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
Also full line Of Ladies' and Misses White operas
VIM. II. RICH
oNEPRICE SHOE STORE,
7l7 Market Space.
We close at pm, Saturdays excepted WA
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE Nd, July 17.--Virginia sixes past
due coupons, 63 new teii.forties, 32la new threes
b3iA North Carolina skies, old 1.11ltl bid to-day.
BALT1MoRB, ND, July 17.-Cotton dull-mid
ding, 10iA. Flour steady and quiet-Howard street
and western SUPER, 3Ooa3 A0i DO extra 59a5 Ri
do extra, 37GS3'oG do. lilo brands, a.9ba6.0 Phi
topsco family, 6.T6; do. superlatlve patent, 600
Whent-southern easy and active: western easier
closing dull southern red, 07a9S do amber GOAL. 02
No. Maryland, oIiA asked; No western winter
5sa sgSt saa94 fresh JaIg 9aa asked 4, A,pgSps
Corn-soSthern lower and dull western lower. and
dull: southern white, bSa59; do. yellow, bdab6;
western mixed, spot 59iAa51i August 5lS5iis
30a40; do. Mixed 37a3S; Pennsylvania, 3Ia4O
S st O sSpes Hay hGS RDn
meats-shouiders and clear rib sides, packed, 5a14
Observation-Disclosures ga: clear rib sides, 7iai hams Ia
12iA Lard-reined 7A Butter steady-western
packed Gal creamery, l9a2Q Eggs firm l2I5alSf
carsoes, ordinary to fSr, 7sasS sugar easy and dull
A soft, el5; copper refined quiet, 1OasalO9i Whisky
steady, 120a1,21 Frelghts TO Liverpool per steamer
dullcotton, 632d.; flour ls6d; grain, 2s. per guar,
ter Receipts--four, 1910 barrels; wheat 10000
1000 bushels; corn 10000 bushels. Sales-wheat,
612 bushels. corn. $4,000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO July I'LL p.m;a;; q decline during
the middle session, wheat rallied and closed shade
higher than yesterday-Cash, SSle August S0la Sep
TENDER, Ola Corn easy-Cash, a0l4: August 40; Sep
TENDER, 451s. Oats easy-Cash, 3llA August, 26A;
September, 25as. Rye, 6Sa Flaxseed, 1.2U. whisky,
Der, 1O.40 Lard steady-Cash, 600; August. 0O5;
z
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Great reductions made in prices of Trunks:
Good Patent Cov'd Travelling Trunks, $3.50,
50, $3.50.
Very nice large ones, hat boxes in, SO, So TO- "a.
Zinc Saratoga Trunks, $500, 81, 81. 80. SO SO.
We carry ono OF the largest and best stocks OF
good Trunks mo trash) shown IN Washington,
and VIII guarantee our prices 10 be the lowest,
for like quality of Goods. II. @. Lewis, Trunks
and Hats" 900 7th bet. and X. Discount
given II you bring this nd. with you. Be sure
YOU get to the right number, 900.
N. B.-Lowest price marked in plain figures. 2
An Immense lot OF short ends of every de-
scriDtlon mi A. Kan fmnua Com binn
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THE MARKETS.
Upward Movement In stocks--wheat n
Shnde MIgher.

NEW YORK, July 1.-the stock market was
dull and heavy at the opening this morning,
first prices generally showing declines Of small
fractions followed in the early dealings in sdihe
cases by further declines, especially Pacific
Mail, which fell of 1 per cent, but the other
losses were generally for small fractions. There
was considerable selling again reported for
European account early in the day, but there
was also good buying In small lots which re-
suited In an early checking of the decline, and
later in q slow but steady upward movement
that continued with only slight reactions
throughout the day. The market finally closed
heavy and generally within u TO "A per cent. of
the highest prices reached. Comparing the
closing prices this evening with those OF yester-
day the whole list shows advances which In
some cases amount TO more than 1 per cent.
IL is noteworthy, however, that with few excep-
tions the highest prices reached to-day were
lower than the highest quotations yesterday.
Money on call continues easy at to In per
cent, closing at L. Foreign exchange is dull
and quotations unchanged. Government bonds
are dun and quiet. Treasury balances: Coin,
S156,401, 551; currency S21 ,214,536.
The New YORK stock Market.
The following are tho opening aud 300 PIN. prices
Ofthn York stock TODAY, rpOOrte1
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w OMEN
Needing renewed strength or VINO suifer nc III III
tiles peculiar % their sex, should q "a
# #:3f RI / / ! wv ~. =
/ Fl Fl e. III
I E: e 4 T T i: i. II :. 6:
THE BEST TONIC

This medicine combines iron with pure vegetable
tonics and IA Invaluable for Diseases peculiar
Women, and all who lead sedentary livea Ensicnss
and Purlhes the Blood, stimulates the Appoute,
strengthens the Muscles and Nervea-in fact, thor
oughly Invlgorates - -.
IL does not backen the teeth, cause heansscnesor
produce cOnstipaton--du other hon racdtctnes 20,
MRs. EIIzGBTrH HARD, "a Ferwell Ave, Mliwnn-
kec, Wis, says, under date OF Dec GOSH 1854
81 have used Browns Iron Bitters, and y has beon
moro than q doctor TO mo, having cureu me 2, we
weakness ladies have In life Also cured me 81 Law
or Complaint, and now my complexion " Clear ana
good Has been beneficial 10 my children" 49,,
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red nnes on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD
LApIEs' HAND Book uscfnl and attractive contanf
Ing list OF prizes for receipts Information a1out coina
ETC. given away by all dealers In medicine or mailed
to any address on receipt Of &c. stamp.
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An Immense lot of short ends of every
;criptlon at A. Kaufman's Combination.
If You want 10 Save Money

do not fail to buy some of the following great
st. Il. W. 2 string brooms, i0c.; . string, 15c.;
d string, 23c. / dozen tea spoons, 9c Flat
iron and stand, 26c. ~ dozen stone china cups
and saucers, "a dozen dinner plates, and IA
dozen breakfast plates and 1 market basket,
07c. 80 feet clothes line, de-; 90 feet, Sc; %
i -four sieves DC. ouart coi, nee pots iae
quart, Ice; 4 quart, 10c. ~ dozen knives and
forks, d3c. Covered butter dishes, sc. Bread
boxes, 49c.; larger size, SOC; extra large, Gyc.
Hatchets, lie. I'd sheets paper and "a enve-
lopes, &c. Decorated chamber sets, with han
porcelain water pitchers i8c, We nre s stIi
selling baby carriages trunks and relrigerators
10 per cent below cost, US they must be sold. 1
LinOn Bosom unlaundried shirts, two TO
each customer, 25c at A. Kaufman's Combine
ton,
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The following IL list Of advertised letters remain
ing In the washington city postoice Saturday, July
as5s 10 obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call for ADyERTfsED LETTHRs
o. III not called for within four weeks they VIII be
sent to the dead letter office
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OHICe-lS2 Louisiana ave. n. "
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctoneers. Iy;I-dS
l. Real Estate Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON PIERCE PLACE BETWE ZEN
kOuRTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
HoRrHMEsSr; BEING TWo:SToRY AND
By virtue 9fadeed Of trust, dated November TSTyA
18th, a. ID. 1870, and duly recorded In Libcr iill
500, folio 5S one of the land records for the Dis.
ic of Columbia, nndby direction of the party secured
thereby we Will sell NJ public auction, IN front the
premises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTI-TlIIRD
DAY Of JULY, ~ d. 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ, MI that piece parcel of ground situate lying
and being In the city Of Washington district oiun.
bin and known and described ns Lot No III, In KEEL.
ys subdivision Of PnttcrsOns subdivision of Square
No, 2OO, being part OF lots numbered 20 and II OF
said PnttersOns subdivSiOn recorded in the survey
ors Office of the District of Columbia together with
all the improvements ct cetera
Terms Of Sale: Onethrd cash; balance In six and
twelve months, with Interest from day of sale to be
secured by notes bearing interest ut the rate of SIX per
cent per nnnum aud deed of trust upon the property
sold or all cash, ut the option Of the purchaser. de-
post of 500 VIII he required NJ time OF sale. II the
terms ofsac are not complied with IN live days from
the day of sale the Trustees the right resell
nj the risk and cost OF dcaultng purchaser. All con.
veyancing at purchnsers cost
CHAS. G. CLOVER Tr,s,oos
jy11-dSds CHAS, II. BAILEY, '"''''''
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IL Roirlgerators at cost and z Ice Chests below
cost; Hammocks SOC; Hassocks with fancy car
pct 23c Covered chamber buckets assorted
colors 20c 800 Handsome chamber sets with
and without jar Mt reduced prices; Tin toilet
q in diehea CO. Moy PIs o ~ nnor ,gghiie
china chamber sets decorated with broad col
ored boarders and gold lines BIZ; Bohemian
glass wine sets y pcs. reduced from 81 90 to
4ec; Syrup pitchers &c; Colored glass berry
dishes zoe, with tray soc; Salt and pepper cas-
sors 2oc; Coiored glass milk pitchers 39c; Berry
stands soc; Ornamental white china cream
pitchers &c. Water pitchers soc; A large as
sorted of travelling Trunks will be offered Mt
reduced prices; Handsome hand painted china
Tea sets SO pcs. reduced from 1000 to TO- 10;
French china hand painted cake plates 13c
stands for soc; decorated square shape Ice
cream saucers for l3c; Wire dish covers &c;
Fine Sbeeting, blenched and unbleached,
Store. q
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IMPROVED AND UNtMPROVED
by authority Of decree passed In Equity rrA
70 sale ~ public auction, on THURSDAY, the ,Al.ls.
TWENTH-TIIIRD DAY OF JULY, a. ID. 1850,
beginning mt UALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ
In front of the premises, the following property;
!. All of square north of square No. 12S.
2. All Of square No lao
3. Eastern % feet In front by the full depth lot
No. 20 In Williams Il Jardin's subdivision of square
No. 100.
!. Lots Nos 30 and 30 in Basil Norris subdivision
OF part of square No. 1OS.
The hrst parcel il bounded by Goth and streets and
Virginia avenue, ana contains about 1880 square
feet, and will be sold clear of encumbrnnceA
. The second parcel Square lao, Il bounded by 18th,
boundary and V streets, contains about 330S feet,
ana VIII be sold subject to encumbrance of 81 300
due March LIST, 1887 with Interest ut six per cent,
The third parcel is on street. near 18th street i'm.
proved bya fine residence, recently completed, and
Will be sold clear of cnCumbrance. II fronts 20 feet
and has an average depth of about 1877 feet
Inc fourth parcels arc ON the north side of street,
between l7th and 18TH streets aud Will be sold sub
uary 9TH 1886 with interest at six per cent payable
hali-yearly. Lot 80 fronts 2lI feet and Lot 33 ~
feet on q street, Average depth about 10 feet.
The sales Will proceed In the order advertised, be-
ginning with square north of square 1913. .
Terms Of sale: one third cash; residue In equal pay.
cured by deed OF trust upon the property sold. A
deposit of SlOO Will be required when the property
Il struck OIL upon each of The parcels Nos /. and
4, aud $500 upon the parcel No3 All convey ancing
FRED. w. JONES,
Az Louisiana avenue; ,rr,.,oo,
JESSE V, " HUYCK, irus'ecs'
Jy1d-dts 1908 Pennsylvania avenue.