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TOMORROW.
(vHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
X ESTATE, SITUATE IN THE CITY OF WASH
iNGToN AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
fSfdS AND 6isT ri OF t colU M MAsH-
By virtue of decree oft the supreme Court of 49,
fhs s. S9 te Passed ID il ssay
the undersigned trustee will sell public auction I'm
Ten ' nAT Gf FfBFR on ST Fol
O'CLOCK P. NJ. sub lots B, and d. of lots and 4 in
between and Q streets, each lot improved by two
story BRICK building iot being sold subject to two
da:e TIE 18Th day of January 1854, ard payable in
two wears aft.r date with interest at eight per centum
bearing date the 18th day of March, II a. and payable
aud D. being sold sutsct to two deeds of trnst o's are
70 secure indebtedness of S115OOO bearing date
in one year amer date a vita nere o9 ao3
the balance thereof to Wit: 100000 in three years
the inebedne Of 5000 bearing Date q the se iis
ey of March, d lss S and PAYABLE with nsrss, IL
fHTg sone To af seprea upon lot TUB and at
feet and one inch front of lot a. by its depth in
and second streets southeast the same to be sold
subject To deed Of securing an Indebtedness
and payable $500 thereof in three yeas after date
with interest and the balance of $500 in two years
ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885, at FOUR
parts Of lots s 40 and isi In R sa a ad thdss
to Georgetown beginning for the same Mon5goIn-
corner of lot 141. thence running wesIwardlv on
south line of lots ls9, 400 and Al one hundred and
now 18th street northwes), thirty feet thence west
parallel with Dunbarton street now Dunbarton ave
niiei. one hundred feet less said Green
street now 10Th street northwest) thence north to
the east line of said street. ten feet thence eastyardy
anc parallel with Dunbarton street (now Dunbarton
avenue, two hundred and forty feet or less to
NontgOIGe 2Sth street thence south with this
street TO place OF beginning, being premises No 1914
18Th street northwest the same being sold subject to
Indebtedness of $500 bearing date the 9th Gay Of
February, 1883 and payable, with interest, at ten
per cent, in one year after date.
Terms of sale One-half of the purchase money in
cash 20 he paid within five days from of sale OF
when SO Is 10 be paid deposit On each lot at
the time OF sale, the balance in equal INSTALL
Inents IN three and six months from the day sale
or all cash al the option of the purchasers.
FRANK L. BROWNING. Trustee
4l6 9th street northwest.
OINCANSON BROS, AuctS. ta3OLeo&dbs
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Cabinet Impressions

OHD1neG ImpfeSS1OnS
WHICH THE RETURNING PILGRIMS BRING, WITT,
THEM.
Interviews by STAR reporters with number
of the democratic members of Congress who Wis.
tied Mr.. Cleveland in New York last week show
that the impressions most generally made with
regard to the cabinet are that MI. Bayard can be
Secretary of State if he wants it; that Mr.. Gar
land will be attorney general, and that either
Mr.. Lamer or Mr.. Jonas will be postmaster gen.
eral, with the indications in favor of the latter
The prevalent idea is that Mr.. Lamer does not
want a cabinet position and that Senator Jonas
acknowledged fitness for the position, together
with the remarkably strong backing he has, not
pendents also, will give him the place. 1t is
also the belief that cabinet position will go to
the northwest, probably to Mr.. Villas, of Wiscon-
sin.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Sian.
STILL AT GREYsTONE.
The President.Elect Will Not Retul
IN Nnr

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
NFw YORK, February 9.-I.ast night and this
morning Clevelands return TO this city from
Greystone was considered certain. Apartments
at the Victoria hotel were still retained, and
Col Lamont awaited the President-elect, ex-
pecting he would reach the hotel at IL o'clock
to-day, and detectives were still on duty there.
explain why the PTesident-elect changed his
plans and decided this forenoon not to return
to the metropolis but TO remain with Mr.. Til.
den at Greystone until $3.50 this afternoon
when he would return to Albany. a dispatch
was received by the hotel people and Col La.
mont at noon announcing this fact.
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Sunday Sports i'm San Francfsc,

From the San Francisco Alta, Jan. %.
All of the visitors to Central Park yesterday
afternoon declared that they had received dou-
bic the worth of their money. The Reayes
Brothers gave an exhibition of California horse
manship, which had more excellence than vari.
ETY.. Pocket handkerchiefsw were picked up from
the ground by the brothers while riding at full
speed, and the fiery, untamed mustangs rum
ming loose in the grounds were surrounded aud
quickly and cleverly driven into the corral with
as much apparent ease as If they were but herd
of sheep. Much skill was also displayed i'm
throwing the lariat. But the best and most ar
Ing trick of all was the lassooing, saddling, and
riding, of "bucking" bronchos, some of them
never before having felt the touch OF rope around
their necks. These wild mustangs .'bucked"
with great vfgor and persistence, but the riders
sat nrmlyln the saddle and rode the vicious ami
mails until they were thoroughly subdued. In
the closing act one of the brothers actually
mounted one Of the bucking bronchos bare
packed. A rope was passed around the animals
body TO enable the rider to secure purchase for
his feet, and he then rode daringly around the
Enclosure, all of the attempts of the bucking and
maddened mustang to unseat him being OF
no avail This spectacle was enthusiastically
cheered by the spectators alHof whom agreed
that they had never beheld a better or drawer
exhibition of the rough riding SO distinctive Of
California hOrsemanshfp.
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rVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BETWEEN HIGH
AND POTOMAC STREETS, GEORGETOWN
u. G.. AT AUCTION. ~
on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ELEVENTH
1855, s.; -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front of the e.J$'
premises 1 shah sell part Of Lot 122. fronting ill.,
20 feet on the south side of second street be- ~
tween High and Potomac, and having a depth OF $50
feet. ~
Terms: One-half cash: balance in twelve months
with notes bearing interest aud secured BIZ deed OF
trust on the property sold Conteyancing. &C. at
est Of purchaser $50 deposit required the time
of sale. ft;-IIrs
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ISDoRsED BIZ THE WoRnn.
F. +. ! I: e !? Sc #... 3 BB'. :
Is E:$ ) : E. E. / f { =: ::
DOUBLE DIsTIL 4 < 41 OF Many OF THE
Making this the most Reliable Tonic placed be
MSS; GENERAL DEBILITY, MALARiAL Dis
The high character of the many. testimonials
awarded this preparation have never been equaled.
ST MARY KITTEN ISp 81 81 iGafN sdHooL,
,. BAIT Ii f SogSTY Mp October 18th, 1884
Gentle,nea:..We with pleasure bear testimony to
the value of your DIR Petzolds German Bitters''
with Indigestion and Malarial Diseases
JAMES c = PIERCE i 3Ba WI e6 6sstfi
ST. v1NCENTs HosPfTALs, A''D'''
Msssrs: Louis Petzo,d & o.:
medicine for those suffering from weakness and gen
erai debility and do not hesitate to recommend It
SISTER S. ANNIE LETOUs,
In Charge Of Hospital.
BALTIMORE, October 25th, 1884.
Msssrs: Louis Rstzold d o.:
GentLensen:-We have used your "Dr. Petzold's Ger
man Btters' and recommend it as q splendid appe-
tier and most reliable medicine for Strengthening
HENRY B. GOLDMAN, JOHN n. MYERS St.
H. H. SHERMAN. ST. Patrick Church
Price One Dollar per bottle For sale everywhere.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
IL 81 and $40 9th street. corner street.

TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TENTH,
Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
AT OUR SPACIOUS SALESROOMS,
REGULAR SALE
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IAeml NAlan


The case against Rufus Fletcher, eolored,
formerly n porter at the United States hotel
in May last, was dismissed In the Police Coura
this morning.
In the General Term this morning 70 Was com.
planned that r K Ward had not complied with
The order of the court 60 remove the horses irom
the Alderny diary on Sd street The cocr gave
Mr.. Ward until tomorrow morning 20 remove
the horses.
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Sound on the Money Question.

Washington Cor. n \. Times
Out Of the many accounts reaching here of
the character of the conversations between Presi-
der1t-eect Cleveland and his visitors no passages
are giving more satisfaction to thoughtful DEM
ocrats than those which relate that he has freely
and frankly talked over questions of public
policy, and that he is found to be sound on
the money question by conservative business
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AN AssIGNMENT.-The Globe Art Bronzing
Go. John Fraser, Mary NJ. Jones' Charles NJ.
Mac(iowan and Hugh P. House, has made an
assignment to c. E. Mayer for the benefit Of the
creditors, Preferences are made to Mary NJ.
Jones, SO1.5O; w. w. Curtis, $50, and l..
Abrahams, SOL. The schedule OF assets foots up
S2,412.34
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FOR STANDS.

HEADQUARTERS ISAUGURATIoN CEREMONIES,
1917 street northwest.
Bids will be received at these headquarters until
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH, 1885, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. for the privilege of erecting
public stands the various government reserva-
tons along Pennsylvania avenue, between LIST and
18th streets northwest for the 4th March
next Stands to be subject inspection by the proper
officer be placed not TO damage the shrubbery,
and removed by March 4. 1883.
". NJ. GAIT, Chairman Executive Committee;
f0-4t DORSEY CLAGETT. Secretary
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E'OLEY, Auctionet

ENOLEY, Auctoneer
WILL SELL THE FNTIRES STOCK OF SPORTING
GOODS OF THE WELI~kNOWN STORE OF NJ r.
sSEEN Ems. No.S19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST, COMBINING MONDAY,
- ~ NJ n a ir-N U1LLQIh a
TIME DAY AND ENENING UNTIL. ALL
THEGOODS ARE DISPOSED OF. THE GOODS
CONSIST As FOLLOWS:
Remington Breech-foading Shotguns. Parker. Scott
Wesley, Richards and many other fine makes of muz
Zle and breech-lOading guns
RevOlvers-RenIington Smith & Wesson and other
makes.
I.ifes-Remington, Stevens Winchester and Ballard
and others.
Fishing rods-Split Bamboo, Lancewood and other
makes.
Fishing Tackle Toilet Sets, Fasels, Razors Rubber
Goods. Hunting Suits Capes Boots Shoes and Stock
ingS and silk Umbrellas and many other useful
goods not mentioned here, Private buyers and the
trade invited 10 attend this sale everything
Will be sold without reserve. FOLEY, Auctoneer.
P.S.-In order to devote my entire time to the
sale of Marvin fire and burglar proof safes have con-
cludCd to sell my valuable stock of Sporting and
Fancy Goods at public auction. A. c. STEVENS
film
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What a Chicago Paper Says Regarding
Recent Meetin. I'm that CITY.

CHICAGO, February "a morning paper has
the following: Within the past few days meet
ing of dynamite chiefs has been held.in this
city. The names and the coming and going of
the members from abroad We're kept secret.
There was no display, but the outcome of the
consultation is expected to produce new activ-
ity, and possibly modification. if not a change
of program. Chicago has always been in the
van of Irish revolutionary movements in this
northwest a boom in the dynamite direction it
has been determined to have Q Donovan Rosa
here on March 4th next, the anniversary of
Robert Emmett, when he will appear at a public
demonstration. 1t is 10 be the Inauguration of
a new crusade against England, in which it is
said other agencies as well as dynamite will be
employed.
Heavy Snow i'm the Northwest.
CHICAGO, FebIuasy 9.-Reports from all
western and Northwestern points indicate that
the heaviest storm of the season is prevailing.
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T,HE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT I LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTH

THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH SOUTH
WEST AND WEST-
- schedule II eif-c: OCTOBER IL. 1854
BIO An MN ORLEANS Mail. daily max ny
GicHe connections 20 al points south ami Southwest
lfsiIy, except sunday WITH & ana o. Raj wav Pull
man Sleeping B4et from New York ana Was:.-
insoa 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping GAYS from Wash
iEston AID AtlsIAs u New Orleans
6lU +. A.-LOt f~TILLE FAST LINZ Daily via
thirio sv-Iie 70 tilcnna- Louisville and an West
Louisville 80 -
IO4O P-I-SOCTHEz:N MAIL AND FXPPFSS
Ia3Iy 20 al points SJJ.f and .tAyye~t Ma Dam
Nlle and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from
Wasnir s.On Via banv--le Charlotte and ;a!l.a TO
Ne1x C;islES aiso, from washington vi. ab,.r1tf .
and Co .CIiblss ~ 8u21s.a
Manassas Division Trai,i leaves V-ashiu--, n, e-Io
daily, except : lnsisy. $500 -
WarrentOn Trains leave Washington at $40 m and
$40 PIN. dssiy- ~ $500
For tickets and information inquire AZ COMMANDS
Office, 6Oi Pegnsy Trains leave rom
T. and II. S...sOn- ~
VI SLAUGHTER. " MACDA<TFT
Gen. Pass Agent sr11-
au2 SOL HAAS. Traffic Maneeer.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE from box 131, about 2
O'clock this afternoon, was caused by a slight
blaze in ROthrock's printing Office, 10th and F
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-09

DR.. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera-
tor Is made expressly for the cureyof arrangements
OF the provocative organs. Whenever any debility Of
the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream of electricity permeatiug
through the parts must restore them to healthy &C.
ton. There is no mistake about this instrument
Years Of use have tested it, and thousands Of
are testified TO. Weakness from Indscreton, In
capacity Lack Of Figor Sterty-in fact, any trouble
OF these organs is cured. Do not confound this with
electric belts advertised to all ills from head to
toe. This is for the ONE specified purpose For cir
culars giving full information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
au3eo 1O3 Washington street, Chicago.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Conpany,s pier, No AZ North River. foot of Nor
ton street. New York
Labrador Perier d'Hauterive. Wednesday, Feb il,
ST. Laurent, de Jousssn. Wednesday. Feb Is, am.
AmertGue SantelE. Wednesday, Feb %, D. m.
Checks vable Oh sight in amounts 10 suit. ON the
P6s.aue Trnnsatlantgue Of Paris. LOUIS De BE-
BIAN, Agent No. q bowling Green. New York.
q. ". MOSS, 225 fennsy lvanif avenue,
]. W. BOTELER * SO.s. .F2.s PsnnSy Ivana ave,
fe5 Agents Tor Washington. ID. q.
Gun d LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
TIE CUNAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY, I'M
TIED, BF'TN FEN NV YORK AND LIVER
FROM PIER a., y. r., NEW YORK.
SKRvIA-..-.. Wed, Feb IL >CYTHIA.. Wed. March IL
paLIIA Wed Feb IS >ERvrA...-Ned March J.,
BOTHSIA Wed Feb - - ALI lived March -,
ACRANIA. We'd. March Born ..-.. Wed. ApriI l
AND ET F.RI WEj}S E>DNY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASS AGE-Stio. $50 and 500, accord
ing 10 accommodations
Steeragc very low rates Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts OF
Europe at low est rates.
Through bills Of !a.ien given for Belfast Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports. on the Continent,
Md for Mediterranean ports
For freight and Passage apply at the Company Us
Eflce, No. i. Bowling Green, both SteeraGe and
sabtn 20 OTIS BIGELOW IL co, 900 IN street,
Washington, %. e.
VERNON i. Brown & co. New York:
SieSsTS. OTIS PICTELJW ~ 90,
fe5 sos 9Th street. Washington.
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS
y fifteen years experience in Dentistry Ofsco 1oO-
I stn-w. Preservation Of the Natural Teeth a Sna
ctlty- oc23
hR RANDALL PARSONS. 42S 1TH ST n w
h over lallaDtyne's- Operative ard nechanirai
dentistry skiilinly performed. Gas admiuistereJ.
moderate fees Ten years experience. Hours from
y ana To q pm. 500
hR STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND 70 Sis
NV. flIhng specially; also, the cure of tooth.
the gums, alievates pain of extracting. Gas given.
Charges moderate. rs,
nR i. NJ; TALBOT. DENTISr, 437 7TH ST.
i y three doors from corner p Denfjsfry g., Ill
its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set An worh
warranted. TIL
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URATEFUI-COMFO
EPPS' COCOA.
BREAKFAST

BY athorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern The operations of digestion and nutrition and
b careful application of the fine properties of we'll
selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps hiss provided breakfast
tables with deiicatey favored beverage which may
loS use of such articles of diet that constitution may
DE gradually built up until strong enough to resist
tsery tendency To disease. Hundreds Of subtle mala-
dies are Heating around reody attack wherever
t,ete - o weak point. We may escape many q fatal
shaIt by Keeping ourselves wen fortified with pure
blood ana properly nourished frame"-Cfcu Service
. Made SIMPLY with boiling water or milk. Sold In
tins only Cia-lb and h. by Grocers labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS 4 CO.. Homeopathic Chemists,
mhiSm&tn London, England.
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LAST EVENING a white boy named Charles
Ritter, Il years OF age, was cut In the len tenn
pie by an unknown coiored boy and seriously
injured. The cutting occurred on SD street,
near Prospect avenue.
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PROPOSALS.
RI Z. NAVY PAY OFFICE,

] q. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, DC, February ?? 1855.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, (''from regular deal
ers or manufacturers only, Endorsed Proposals &
Fl 4 rhis for sfees nP
follows to be delivered at the Navy Yard Washing
! subject to the usual inspection and conditions viz:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
K ssd pon S9s g. g. e s straits Hn
screws; No 81 Files Nos. So 81. IS, So and 81. Mis-,
s. and ss Paints os. Va1nIsn Alcohol T., Sc no 81,
Glass No. 9S, Brushes; No. 80, Stationery: No. 100,
thracte Coal No los, Bit1minous " Coal; No 1oi,
h Il" be awarded by ION excepting
SEPARATELY. Schedules and blank forms for bids to
Navy Yard. Responsible security required bids
faithful performance, the competency OF the guaraI-
officer The right reserved to reject any or ali bids
s THSs: Il: LOCKER Pay Directors gss sss.
TT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
9 3ss
or manufacturers ony,3 ndorsed Proposals ord,
WI e EsseSsd At office
follows, to be delivered at the Navy Yard Washing,
ton D. c. free ofany expense to the government. and
to 'hf sf 1u5n 81 ans viz
e 10 "a fs se foo t fs a Bshn
&C. No az Books and Binding. Each req1istion to be
Sc an neeeay
ton at Navy Yard Responsible security reruired on
ous or 'n14i peIi3rance sne competency OF me
public officer. The right is reserved to reject any
all bids, and to waive defects.
THOS. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director, U. S. N,
feo4t Navy Pay Agent.
PROPOSALS FOR 1 nREPe1Ne AND R1rRAr
U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 2l36 PENNSYLVANIA Az
ENUE NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D. c., February ID. 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received this Office until
TWELVE N. ON MONDAY, MARCH SECOND,
1885, follows
1.-For Dredging and Embankment, Section H.
2.-For Dredging Section IL and Virginia Channel
below Long Bridge
3.-For Rip-rap stone
For specifications, forms of bids and other informa-
ton, apply at this Office
PETER c. HAMS,
f0,6,7,9,21&2S-6t Major of Engin GERS.
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A GROWTH OF HAIR.

While using your Cuticurs for chapped hands. II
occurred to me to try it for dandruf, from which
suffered great deal and it not only speedily cured
the dandruf, but restored the hair to large bald
spot previously entirely destitute of hair 1t is
an inch in length.
JOHN n. PARKE,
Master bark "John E. Chase Boston Harbor
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REsrGNATIoN.-Mr. ]. C. Slater, the chief Of
the railway adjustment division, Post Once de-
partment, has resigned. His resignation was
accepted, with reluctance. He will engage In
private buSineeN
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS, CEMENTs, AND
LUMBER AND IRON PIPES
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR AND yAyr
nlr
DROPOSALS FOR NAIL BAGS.
Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

WAsHrNGToN, ID. c., January H. 1885
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received AT this
Department until the NINTH DAY OF MARCH
1855 al NOON, for furnishing by contract NJ al Bags
conforming in every respect the official samples in
such quantities and al such times may be ordered
during the term offour years. beginning the frt
day of April, 1885 X
Specifications of the several classes Of Mall Bags and
of the conditions and requirements relating TO the
posas and contracts and also blank forms for bidding
will be furnished On application by letter the second
Assistant Postmaster General No proposal viii be
considered which shall not have been submitted In &C.
cordance with such specifications.
The contracts which may be made win be I'm con.
formity TO the specifications and the accepted proposal
The right is reserved however reject any the
proposals.
FRANK HATToN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-09

Washington Cor. n. Y. World.
A number of the best people here have com
to the conclusion that the Washington punch
bowl must go.
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DIED.

THE LUSGs are strained and rscked by an OBJ
stinate cough, which. taken In time, Dr. Jaynes
Expectorant would speedily cure.
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nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALI.
Urinary Diseases in 4shours Nervous Debility
Diseases OF Blood, affecting Throat Nose and Skin
Sold at STANDIFORDiS tCloud Pharmacy, 9th and
streets Price 50. Sent by mail sealed au25-m,w,f
nR ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
II who stands high in his profession is acknowledged
TO De an expert withonta in wide world the
treatment and cure of Private, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost vitality impaired Manhood and Abuses
Urinary Organs. Recent positively cured i'm to
days NO mercury or caustics used Can be consulted
every "wednesday and Saturday from to pm ut his
ONCE 456 Cnw Refers to leading physicians of Balti-
more Main Ofhce30 n Liberty ST., Baltimore Md mh31
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRINTING
PRESS.
BY virtue of q deed of trust bearing date January
9Th, 1885 and duly recorded in iiber 1lO5 folio IS
ct seq one OF the land records of the District of Col
ubia and at the written request of the holder of the
notes secured thereby will offer for sale, the
ar ,1 10. rooms of pnncanson Brothers, corner and
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855 at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, one second hand CottreN d Babcock Printing
Press. omplete, in the best condition.
This press has been in use but short time in the
ONCE of the National Democrat. and print
paper or other matter of the size of 81 inches by 40
by steam.
Terms of sale: Cash.
fe1Sl&dbS FNOCR T.. WHITE Trustee
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BBR RRR 90 w W Nm y :" ssSs
RBf ERR g g WwWW NM Ssss
BBB 90 w w nm SSSS
il RR 9 o M \
II RRR O o MN
II 4 / 90 m
R 3 II TIT TIT ZEE BRH ssss
BBB + + ! HE kRk ssss
BIB ii T 7 ZEE ( ( ssss

Quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia in all its
forms, Heartburn, Belehing, Tasting Food, &c. 1t
enrches and purfes the Blood, Stimulates the Ape
tite and Aids the Assimilation of Food.
was troubled with Indigestion and dyspeptic symp-
toms up to the time commenced the use of Brown =
Iron Bltters The first dose gave relief and couple of
bottles entirely cured me.-Miss Annie Frank, 2l20
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Miss Ella NJ. Emerson 1902 18th street NV saws: at
vas troubled with dyspepsia, and received benefit
from use OF medical preparations until used Brown s
Iron Bitters: Three bottles restored my health 1
recommend 1t to every dyspeptc."
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other. f9