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How Conscience Money Was Paid.

From the ST. John New Brunswick) Globe.
Last evening a clerical gentleman called at
ticket agency in the city and asked the price of
two frst-ciass tickets tor Halifax The agent
said that the cost would be SIS. Then" said
the clergyman. chow far could travel on a
three-dollar tlckets TO Point du Chene or
Memranicook," replied the clerk. II will take
two tickets for Halifax, also ticket for Point
du Chene,' said the divine. The tickets were
handed over to the reverend gentleman, who,
after paying SIS for them, Immediately fore ND
the two hr>t-c!ass tickets Tor the trip to HALIFAX
The agent naturally looked liz altoni shlllent at
this proceeding. After the pasteboard had been
scattered In pieces and deposited in the scrap
basket, the clergy man turned 10 III. agent anu
said: Il suppose you wonder AT what have
done? The agent answered: We'll, yes SIR
90. WELL said the Clergyman. IA man with
whom was talking told me iIe had ciIeate
the railway out of SO. ard his remorse was SO
great that he gave me the money to pay 1t over
10 the railway department. do not know of
any better way OF s5iuaring the account
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FINANCIAL

L RrscE IL EFurrnLY
STOch isIs0.EES
Ga broadway. ~ -,
$50 FiIth avenue we" io'A~
e39 10Th street {. orcoran EuSdlng,, Washington
PRIVATE SIOGk IrLIsisAPH WiRt4S
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTllOkE- PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BUS1UA. &C
ENEHAL PARTN AIS.
JAMES WHITLEY. H. CRUgFg OAKLEY
MAYNARD G. lYRE-
HENRY III. DODGE. washington ID {,
WILLIAM K IItAYrsa>, s5petis,i Partner
Buy and sell commission Glasses OF Railway
Securities.
H II. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Ponds and in formation RI.
Earding the markets. received through our wires in
StHiltiy, direct From the New York stock fxcnnn..
= ii orders executed and reported promntly. lie,
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SPOUSE HUNTING our WEST.
Hiss Carver's Trip to Washington.

THE AGONY OF MIND OF THE NARRIAGEABIE
MEN oF WAsHINSToN TERRITORY VILLAGE
THE GOOD TURN LEGISLATOR SERVED
THE TOWN
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CATALOGUE SALE OF ART NOVELTIES
in Parlors of private house. 933 street northwest
next DOR to Congregational Church.
This superb collection embraces OIL PAINTINGS
and kNGRAViNGS by celebrated Ameri-
can and Foreign Artists.
In REPoUssEor Hammered metal work, the designs
are new, novel and beautiful.
The selections in ART NEEDLEwORK and EN-
BtsOlDERY are without parallel many
having received prizes at the
Royal Art Schs.0l.
Novelties In SCREENS. FIREBoA RDS, HANG
1NGS, PoRTiBRES, BANNERS, DC.
Goods on Exhibition DAILY. from 10 a m to D. m .
when Catalogues may be procured.
This collection will be sold public sale al the parlors
Of Associated Artists private house, 933 G
street northwest,
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER TENTH.
Sale to begin at SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm.
Terms cash Goods be removed at purchasers
risk and expense dT-:st
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STATES MARsHALs SALE

I NITEU STATES MARSHALS SALE
By virtue Of writ of venitieni exponas issued out
OF the Clerks Office Of the Supreme court of the DIS
trct Ut Columbia and to me direct d, viii sell pub
Avenue northwest, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIX
IEESTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885, at TEN
OF the defendants In and to the following
property te-W1t; Twenty-one CarbuYaters wi pipes
huigs, tools and other material to satisfy vendoni
exponas number % 1856 At iaw.in favor of the Bali
Mnre United Oil Company axninst the Gas Consumers
Protective Manufac uring Company.
CLAYTON McM1CHAEL, Mar slal.
THOMAS DOW LING. AuctiOneer. dd-td
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AUCTION SALES.

II DOW 81. AuCtlOue0T.
SPECIAL SALE AT NY AUCTION ROOMS,
wrEDDN ESDNY, pEIEMREK NINTH, 1855.
Al FEN 0Jl4CN, 20 CLOSE OUT BALANCE,
NJ EiNE GOODS THAT COULD NOT RE
1IEAGHED ON SATURDAY. TOGETHER
WITH THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A Pki-
vArE RESIDENCE F2
Embracing
MINORS, FINE CABINETS AND SECRF.
s eME eAgISET CoMIfNAffoN JEwEIRY
nASE PAkIDlk, CHAMBER. HAI.I. AND
RRtitSSirsSSsGe,knQM FURNITURE OF LIVERY
vEE,rsSRlpTION. LARGE NuMRER OF CAR
.E1S CRATES or CROCK ERY, COOKING
AND HEATINa STOVES, &c.
AN ELEGANT BREECff.LoADfNG sHoNuN
tTMPORTEDa
One PRINTING PRESS
o,,,s ~ Also Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
COLLECTION OF GOODS
N.h.fn the future my sales viii be rnsde within
my ApcfeoA k0Oms far b p0ss bile which will add
treaty. TO the comfort Of parties attending and to the
PIOscctl0u or the goods d7-2t
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A Flute.Plnyins Ghost.
THE FUNNY APPARrrIoN WHICH PARALYzE
THE DARBY POLICE FORCE

EdE FUNNY APPAR1I1uN WHICH PARALYZED
THE DARBY POLICE FORCE.
A dispatch from Philadelphia, December 5th,
says: Darby, in Delaware county, just on the
borders Of this City, has a sensation. The VII
lage Lookup Is haunted by qucerlooking spec.
tiers, and the excitement caused by the sharp.
less murder has given way to the discovery
made by Policeman Carroll, who went to the
village lookup the other night and was almost
p:ir.,iy zed at the apparitiOn he saw IN the sec
Ond story or the dungeon keep. II was In the
shape of a CHASTITY old man, who was playing
Drum Corps which, Up 10 ths Night Of a sbis
discovery, had InMte night hideous In the sec
S 81 as sssrs e ba Sfs
Causing Villagers to Keep indoors at night, ard
those WHO venture out AFTER darn 60 about well
aFaes aSe cs afsa + s sts 9ssr
the lonely roads and lanes at night. he Is the
chief Of police, lieutenant, sergeant and patrol
hi q 5he nsSs bsS police as 'fGe sss
said: 1T
was Waking up New street shnking s about the
sharpless murder and on the lookout FIR long.
R R negroes After put out t the light ct
The night Was dark. When got to the lock-
up heard somebody playing on q flute. The
ing, and i couldn't account fol. the music. Ii
was music, too. Climbing Up the Golden
stairs was the tune ] knew the nnte and drum
hraced mp, aud drawing my club with one
hand end my revolver with the other, M0nnted
tue stairs leading TO the band roOna over the
lookup. first peeped through the key hole,
and there, sitting on the big bass drup, saw
little old man with funny big eyes and great
aa .sS pyag "a ,
ffy f2r week 70 hear such music. The longer
Looked at the queer looking nDan the bigger
his eyes got. Suddenly l fell against the. door
aud made q noise. The music stopped, and
when looked through the keyhole again the
man man, mad adv vanished I've heard that nte every
ie.!asn e II. It's the greatest mystery I ever
The Darby Flute and Drum Corps have not
o ,ae The ,ee poee
man = known throughout Darby rs . sober,
eonscientious man, and the story OF the spOok
IN me xiliaYe lookup Is generally believed from
said Tonight that other spooks have been seen
IN Darby within awcek. Jamison 10 milkman,
ana declares that figure wrapped in white
ss1 nls morse the other night On the Darby
. club the figure vanished.
SAYS HE KMLrn Hrs swHxrHsA1r Accn-
DENTALLf;-WHf1alh StevHnS Of Detroit, ars
fssseH s t h murder g his hst,o.sd Bertha
desd was qhfrtentiolal ne had the razor, and
Was taken BY Berthe she playfdiiy dre = u
H s;so ner nsoat esktnes shew woa.d yca
asmotien With e before her throat Without anY
TO 80 her fall dead. He says they nsyeT n0ss>
Ss 80 sspsssscs greet ssErow over ths sst
ass me veddlss Eins: - I. 80.
.Ansr prehibl1ioa whass..ss ~ puestsea In
Az sns a.. ~ snsnek e aeD91en,o-
p. Il -.
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. C. DUvALL. Auceioneer.

M ~ OONA1A. Aoco0He6f.
'tatAslNSf e 3HI,s SAFE OF XALyAsLs FARM N
HoGgE 1Rour T NE HM9HnHS t AchEs
A AlngAAS5TED FoR susbfvfsioSs NTo villa villa,
s, Trass sna y virtue Sf decree passed IN the T
equity cause numbered 9,636, In which William l.&
Martin was complainant and Renh Beal and Others
0etendAuts shall 0fbee for Aals the presnisea at
E9pQS auction. on MONDAY, BECEMRER TWEEN
Ix-EIGHT. at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, all the right
e and interest," of the parties to this suit In the Ger
an real estate known as lot numbered two, plat
OF tne survey Ut subdivision Of tract Of land part
o. me Original tract 4 Chfiium Castle Manor,
Reoe 0v II F. Martin for the late Henry Martin.
more particularly Described follows: Beginning at
Inq nile stone In the District line thence with said
Joys o anG thence with west line Of said Joys line
cuped ny HAL Main; thence $40 w liz ps. with
north line Of said lot l; thence n 3212o + 24-lOO
e., ovo "a 26.l0O Pc, n 341Ao Is ps, 500
= R1a pa. 83lao + Ii px, n 40 e is ps to the
sou{h line Of OLA acre lott thence with said line the
Sau line or the istrtct of Columbia; thence 421ao
ps 10 the beginning stone, Containing 271 acres,
more or less the same being part OF the farm OF the
iaee Hanrg Martin. The said land is very near the
line OF railroad between Terra Gotta and fskoms sta
irrms prescribed by the decree are: Onethird cash;
secured on the real estate title held by
trustee uRth PAID 500 deposit Will be required
at he fall the hammer. Tie ms to be complied with
u tea days will be made at the cosi OF de.
fnItns purchaser WATSON J. NEWTON,
Q0-lu.IhsGds ... $40 + st., Trustee.
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SPECLALTIES.

al LSlkAhl LEAD.
nR AND NINE. SELDifN. 1921 18TH ST. Y. W
- Established 1850. special treatment ladies:
RENE lies prompt aid reliable; advice free and CONT
Dental; terms reasonable. Call or write d. I've
TINHE HOME GYMNASIUM AND MUSCLE
Il Beaten. represent the Treatment of swedish Move
fnents all It's details, and enable person to take
daily treatment al home what purpose il NAV
be required Go and see the inventor.
JNO. b. RCEBSAM
n14.lm 81 Est NV.
NINE ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
AVA and Astrolosist, has been tese on Business.
Love ami Matrnony for "a years this CITY: all IN
trouble oa satisfaction guaranteed. Office hours 10
m to pm Fee Soc and 81 81 First ST. S E. Cap.
toi HILL MD
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
WILLIE All business confidential Ladies and gen.
temen 90 cents each. Cos street, between 4th and
9th streets northwest
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES ny
direct treatment without the use Of knife caustic
s2S ON St NV from TO d pm. ap2-9ms
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Mules Sell BETTER Than lforses.

From the Natchez Miss Democrat, Zee l.
For mules there is always q demand, and, In.
dependent of his service on the farm q large
weil-trained, gentle mule would always demand
a good price and could at any moment be con.
verted into cash. A mule is about the only
product OF the farm for which dealers will seek.
and every good mule would command its mar
ket value on the spot where 1: is grown. We
rareiy hear OF a native raised horse that can be
sold FOR more than 500, aud then only to xOu3o
one VINO happens TO fancy him, bus 70 good
IN ule> there Is "a fixed market value. Two hnns
dred ana NIFTY dollars is no unusual price paid
lor a me mule, and In the cities OF the west
5000 and even $500, are paid Tor fancy team
OF mules.
CLAIMANTS FOR THE TowNsLEY EsrArE.c
The members o: the Townsley family in Berks,
Lancaster, Lebanon, Chester and other coun-
the reports received from England that big
fortune Is awaiting them in England. Recently
the western heirs held meeting Ia 81. Louis,
organized an association, subscribed money
and agreed TO send lawyer 10 England to lock
up the fortune. II was reported 10 this meeting
hundred million dollars The eastern heirs are
also preparing TO organize. The fortune IL said
20 consist OF vast landed property. The Aeass
A MgRDER QUICKLY REvxxezn.-Ed-
es Was SHOT ss'. and sSss sss..si;
killed ut Louis, lille, KY, Sunday night,
by William Courtney. eolored, Who wss
later by Officer Len Frrguson. Courtnes and
Pete Folk were fighting In Shsaders saloon
about y WOMAN, and Lieut.. Harding rusnsd IN.
As ne entered Courtney fired at him. The nrst
si,os passed through the shoulder and the Sec
ond through the back Of the head. The o11csr
inso s s WHICH ana nd Mot
and killed him: Courtney then ran cot, bus on
seeing Officer Ferguson coming opened IRE on
could cock his revolver shot CouYtney thfnfsrh
TIE heart, kttitnS him instantly.
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THIS EVENING.
Il Southwest corner 18th St and pennsylvAuia ave
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE
CATALOGUE OF ARTICLES ACCUMULATED In
THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION,
Atmy Rooms. Eleventh st. and Pennsylvania ave.
BY order of the Postmaster General-A. D. Haven,
Third Assistant Postmaster General-Pust Once
The sale will commence on TUESDAY, DECEM.
Der FIFTEENTH, 1855, and will be continued daily
at IEN AM and SEVEN P.M,. until the whole is dis
Terms: Cash ON delivery. d7es
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co. Auctioneers.
FINE HAND.MADE DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAIR.
MSS. TRUNKS. SATCHELS. PINE ENGLISH
HIDING SAD DLES, FINE HORSE BLANKETS,
EINL PLUSH AND FUR ROBES. LEATHER
GOODS, CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. CANES.
MENT WE SHALL SELL on MONDAY,
DH;EMBER SEVENTH. AT TEN A. N. AND
HALEPAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ, AND
GoNTINCE EACH EVENING AT THE SAME
HOlR UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK Is DIS
POSED OF. AT THE uLD-tS ABLlSHED
Goa FIFTEENTH STREET. OrPosiTE THE q.
S. TREASURY
Special attention called the above sale to those I'm
search OF Holiday Goods. the stock closed
OUT. Oh account OF changing business.
AoOt WALTER Is. VILLA MS & co, AuctS
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FT>HoMAs J. FIsHER & CO., Real Estate Aucts.
PROPERTY on STREEsT RETWEES
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTH-

by virtue Of deed OF trust, da ted 9TH August. go
A. D. 1877 and recorded in Tiber S5S ioiio ass, H:H
ct seq one Of the land records for the District or
i DEf,EMbtR FOukrEENTH, a. L. 1855. at FOU h
bered eighteen lSI. in square three hundred
ana ssye y-eign ls1s in the city Of ashlngton Dis
trlct OF Columbia beginning at the northeast
said lot and running tlerce street ghtee
t1S feet six 90 ncias; south hundred 1OOl feet;
hundred UO) feet to the beginning with the improve
ments. =
~ years W interest and secured by Deed OF Trust
upon The property sold deposit of $500 will be re-
qiired at time OF SALE Conveyauctng at cost of pr.
chaser If terms If sale are not complied with
viii be resOld at risk cost Of defauifag t,ur.
Chaser alter five cys notice In the kveniag Star.
WI. n. GAIT, lr.
dads THOS FGATCHEL,5 trustees.
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EfIHNS. z WA00AMAN, Real Estate Auctl0ae1r
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ON NINTH STREET NORTHEAST, BETWEEN
II AND STRrETA - y
BY Virtue Of three deeds Of trvst recorded re- s4A
specnvely; In Lnber 1852, folio 81 ct seq; Liber ~
HOO foiso q g Yeae and Lser 1892, folio -, kR
etseq, of the land records te District Cbli0b,
ana W fsqgest Of the party secured thereby, we VIII
sen' e p9n6 aSsSHn u nrent q tne premises on
FOCR QELO X T. NJ, lots 20. % and a., in tanck-
tors snpulvsi0n OF square ESQ, each lot being Inn
Terms: One.third CASH: the residue In three equal
notes bearing interest ut six er cent per am n
p sl1a ana secured ey decd q trust on she property
ct uine q sale. ana ali cohveyanclpg and recording
VII, DC nt purchasers cost II terms are not COM
piiea Win ten days from sale, property viii be
sold at risk and COST Of dpfauIliIg purchaser.
aa1ot. = NIB abfo IL ~ " 'R11ikEa, Trustees.
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Cuban COurtShin.

One 'pities the Cuban young man who is in
love- He cannot see her alone, and cannot
come regularly TO the house until fair under
Standing Of his intentions Is arrived at. And
v hen at last he has attained the felicity OF
being daily expected, he must do all his court
ing III the presence OF the family, and utter his
sweetnes>es across the critical OF his future
mother-in-law. Until they have been t0chureh
the two are never left alone. The whole family
take sly turns in watching them. There is "A
regular detail made, 1 think from the older
s-rNants OF the house To keep an eve upon them
But there Is human nature everywhere, even
in Cuba. and the two are always getting off 10
awindOw seat or distant pair of chairs,
though with equal certainty. somebody sidles
OF in that direction and mounts guard. The
smitten pair do not walk together in the eve
ming. He does not accompany her To the thea
ter or To- mass. They enjoy all the bliss they
can under great difficulty, and with all man
kind looking on
The Indirect result of all this espionage. OF
course, nobody in this land OF custom has ever
observed. There are great many small in
trigues and innocent endeavors TO circumvent
signals, ian talk and the sly interchange OF
notes. Then the ironguarded window, instead
OF being protection, becomes great CON
with as. size KNOW. when he will pass by aud
stands inside with a fair hand elasping the
bars OF her cage. and waits Tor him. They
stand there with the iron between them aud
talk. Every day it IL 81, and il mamma wishes
DO stop IL, she must come and stand in the
There are other respects IN which the young
man has a hard time. He must come every
letter OF this law. He 10 bound TO show, by
every means in his power, that he holds all
other women IN contempt and detestation. He
must not dance with any other, and had better
not be caught holding on 80 any oiner window
bars, In ANY otEer street. de tells all his friends
about t. and she all hers aud the matter Is
diligently discussed. II he should fail To come
around regularly every ca; ne has 10 tell q
hsr him Hs t.ss b nsr -
alter marriage.-FrDas "CUbaa Sketeisss Or
]Gzaes ". 4sssse.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


THAskssvuSa
FAMILY MIScE MEAT.
PLUM PUDDING. MANDARIN
ORANGES. BANANAS
Our 3tYear-Old CATAwBA. Sloo Gallon. Bess In
the City.
Our ARMY AND NAVY WHISKY has no superior.
$3.50 Gal Bottle, Sl.O0
C. wITMER & CO, ..,...
Fine Groceries
no23 1915 Pa ave.
CPECIAL FOR THE uoLIDAYss-FOUR Lbs.
SMfNed Nuts. Soc; New Raj ms, 1l1yc To-: New
Sslrnants. los Tor Doc: Syrups II honey SIC gal
Golden syrup. 40 10 Soc gal: California Honey. 2Oc.
10 BIB Bucket Apple utter, SOC: 10Th Bucket Peach
Ancs Meat 5uc; New ,l.ron per In, S5c.; = lbs New
Ilgs, DC; CANS Borden's EaSle Mix soc; Roller
Patent Flour, rer bb So IS: Extra flour $40 50 %
ana 20 per bbi.: Sugar Corn Soc doz-: aoz Victor
SID Iomstoes. Sl-o5; Sugar Cured Hams. lhsc 10
e agar Cured Shoa dess c H. salt Cured shoulders.
zee IN lSc ID; Java 25c ID; Tea worth soc sell
ing for soc H.: Best Creamery Butter soc H.: Green
Uouee 10 10 l2loc To- 10 lbs buckwheai 3,c Candies
for l2iac H. INDIA TEA COMPANY. 40 TIA o.. S.
W an street cars pass tue door: send Postal nl3
John H KELLY.
Wholesale and Retail Deslerin
FikSTCI-AsS BEEF, VEAL,
CORN BEEF A SPECIALITY. 'o>' w
Stalls.-62S 60 and $50 enter Marx Ct 9th st wing
2o5 and 2Os Northern liberty Market
Marketing delivered free charge all parts Of The
S.ss. OceU
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Commissioners Of Circuit Court Of
d5-l6t* Alexandria County, Virginia.
I1NWO4,TORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1911
i NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. ALSO TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING; On / STREET
f%EWEEN sEvENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. NORTHEAST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEM- ent4
BEk TENTH. a. HALF-PAsT -FOUR .s
O'CLOCK, In front of the premises, will sell, essl
Part Lot B. square 389.
Fronting 1!la lest on Oth street between N and o
streets, and having depth Of 81 feet inches to an
alley improved hv q twostory brick dwelling, No
1871 Vth street
On EkIDAY AFTERNOON, De- .EMBEB ELEv-
sell, in fr0iit OF the premises,
.s-i...l Part Of Lots = aud .. in So 6sss
Fronting IL feet OH street. between eth and Sth
streets nog.hsast. with depth Of 90 fet Improved
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
months notes 70 bear six per cent interest payable
aemi'annuatiy anu 10 be SECURED by deed Of trTSs
all cash, At option OF purchaser. Conveyancng, DE.
~ c0s p purchaser. deposit Of S100 required
sach psss as soon q sold Terms 70 os complied
q risk and cost 81 defaultinE giving five
day nnfic nutice OF such resale IN some newspaper
PuOiishea IN washington, u. {.
did DUNGAKSoN BROS, Aucts
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ATTORNEYS.

-. Z - = - 49,. - 4 -.
TT =. BAxTER. ATTORNEY-AALAW, LATE
" chief Law Clerk Interior Department, Twenty
S1mmttses Of Congress and Departments. Room 81.
Le0roh Building. cor. 6th and sts. NV. ds-3ms
ftA4PRELL CARRINGrON, lATTORNEY-AT
Ioulaapa ayemne lBaroour Law Buildlngl Residences,
No. 1859 0th street northwest SEP ,-{5tn
fsHARIES 7 G0OCH, SOLICITOR OFPATENTx
~ Counsellor-ot-lAw xnd kxpeut 81. Cloud buildanG
9TH and stS Good work, good reSerences, moder
NJ H NILLEk, ATroRNEY-AT-IAW
Az Rooms and Z, 0unton Law B1fdinz.
80 l12 Louisiana avenua
CANUEL IL WALKER :.
- Va CoUntzioaer. Notary Public and Afsorasv
- = for 8eflts,
~ - 60 xnniakeass ave- nexs 20 Sztv 2. o
! q NEW plsc0vERY-
ln4aR se!lef for Cod y the He'd, Sore Nose.
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tsNOR' SALE-"A BING1QN,,' ALEXANDRIA
Il COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
On TIL UIeSDAY, DeceInber "a. 1885, at IL o'clock
m, in the city OF Alexandria Va the Fairfax street
enfr. nee Ut the Corporation Court Room will be
offered at pubic auction the property in county
known Abingdon formerly the residence Of
Gen. Alexander Hunter
Arlington consists Of 253 Of land, about half
way between the cities DIVA hngton and Alexandria
one side fronting on the Potomac, with wharf and
1andt; g: the other fronting the Alexandria aud
Washington railroad and turnpike the whole being in
the form Of rectangular parallelcgram The supe-
rUr quality OF its soil, and its eligible location
make the property specially desrabe. he part 'front.'
Ing on railroad is said " have large deposits of brick
clay.
Terms: Onefourth cash: balance in one two and
three years. with interest from day OF sale payable
annually he deferred insta!lmenst be secured by
bonds 81 pu chaser. with approved security and the
tile to be retained until they are paid
ARTHUR HEiBERT,
GEORGE A. MUSHBACK,
CHARLES Z. STUART,
Commissioners of Circuit Court of
d1-1Gt# Alpxuodria fnunfv Viroinio
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CATALOGUE SALE OF ART NOVELTIES

M FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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MEDICAL, DC.

DEAD AND BE wISE-DR. BROTHERS. 9o6 3
IL st. ", appeared before me and made oath that
ne Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
CITY, and win guarantees cure in all cases Of private
easessse OF men and furnish medicine. chsrge:
consultation ana advice free hour during the
de day. SH6scrioed snd sworn 70 before me by Dr.
BROTHERS. SAMUEL e. MILLS, q Notary Public
in and for the d. Of G. this I'd day Of July. ISSa
nR AND NINE SELDEN, 1921 18TH ST NV
IL EStaoaished 1855. Special treatment for ladies:
remedies prompt and reliable; advice free and con.
noeotlaE terms reasonable Call or write. d3-1ws
Oh DAYS TRlAA
DR. DYES
Arrl!ANG.a We vii! send on thirty days trial 70
men, young or Old, who suffering from Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality and those diseases OF personal
nature resulting nom abuses and other causes speedy
Ieliel and complete restoration 70 health vgor and
n1enhood guaranteed. Send ut for illustrated
pamphlet, nee Address VoLTAlC BELT Co. Mar
MIS- BROWN fCOLORED, TAKES LADIES
SA pe!ofe ana during illness, at her nice home, BOG
Minoon ave aw.. where they viii have the best of
cAxe SCI Bins