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Bern with Tails.


DR.. Max Bertels. distinguished German an
thropologist has within the last four years in
vestigated twenty-one well authenticated cases
Of persons having been born with tails. There
Is, therefore, no reason for scouting the idea
that men provided with the supernuity may
exist since it is an essential principle OF modern
biology that any popularity may become hered-
itary, and that there is a tendency to perpetuate
these accidental sports for 1.-The good Of the
spscies." In early life the os coccygis, or termi-
nation Of the sac,rm-which in the adult con-
ditioA Ii tucked in-projects somewhat, and
Prof. Ernst Haeckl, who regards these bones as
an undeveloped tail. declares that there exist
Endimentary muscles, the remains Of those
which, according to the somewhat wild evoIu-
ZIONIST served to move the tail Of our "ancient
progsnitors." Unfortunately the subject has
never yet been reasonably treated from Q popu-
lar point Of view, the idea lending Itself too
much to burieeque or to ridicule for that calm
discussion which 20 grave . possibility de-
mands.
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Saturday Smiles.

Does your mother ever speak Of me. dar-
lng! "Oh. yes; every morning" Pm so
glad" "She says she hopes we'll be married
| very soon" That's pleasant. II she likes HE
80 much we'll be very happy. won't WEI" "Oh.
ma thinks we ought to get married at once "
'She is anxious to have me for son-iR-law isn't
she1" 'No, it isn't that: but she says your back
hair has ruined every tidy in the parlOr. San
francisco Post.
So exceedingly decoette are the dresses of the
ladies at the Washington receptions this winter
tIat President Arthur shows his embarrassment
and discomfort. 1t is q great relief for high
minded and proper men to slip away from these
vulgar exhibitions to the stern and rigid pro-
priety OF an .'Adamess Eden entertainment.
The differ ance between an ultra fashionable wO-
man and female minstrel is that the one begins
to saw of at the neck the other at the feet
Kansas City Times
Sch3efer has beaten Slosson at billiards This
Is important. Now SossOn will beat Schaefer
The excitement must be kept up.-Ne,c Orleans
Picdyune.
Custom compels an Icelander in his native
island to kiss every woman he meets Now we
understand why the men Of Iceland never emil
grate.-Oa City Derrick
Tive emirs were killed by Stewards forces In
Egypt. If we do not say that Stewart is good
man Tor al emergency some other fellow WILL SO
here gOes.-BostOn Bulletin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton lectures in
Albany this evening on the Disabilities and
Limitations of the Sex" Her recent experience
with DR.. Patton IN Washington will apparer tly
lead her to place 'spanking clergymen" among
those disabilities and limitations.-N Y Com
nlercial.
All we have to do now, when we see a poet
lugging big roll OF manuscript into the of.
ice, is to point to package Of old Congress
sional Records tied up in brown paper, and
hiss In stage whisper-Dynamite. --Burlins-
ton Free Press
As the reporters were gathering the names
OF the ladies at the masquerade last evening
enc Of the latter entered dressed in an elegant
Costume. She was Immediately approached by
| . pencil nena. who politely asked: ''Your name
pleaseS" my name Is Miss Brown" What Is
your Character" 1t has never been questioned
Young pan. You are little too fresh. "-Sacra-
n,ento (Cal) Record ONION.
Sweet little maid with the sweet blue eye,
Why art thou dancing so much and so high?n
sapcily nod liRg her shapely head,
"Im hopping 1t up until Lent" she said.
Chicago Sun
The price Of q window view for the Inaugural
tea In said to be from $50 to $50 with the pros
pect OF still further advance. his will cause a
window pain In many pockets.-Neo ORLEANS
| Picdy,lne.
A man In this town recently bought COW Of
local cattle dealer. Some one iokngly asked
| him II he knew that the COW was so old as not &c
| have any teeth In her upper jaw. The man went
home. and upon examining the COW. found that
| she had no teeth In that region. and promptly
| returned the COW. 1t was with some difficulty
| that he was made to understand that cattle
| never have any teeth In their upper Jaws
Le,cist0,cn Me- Journal
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A New Photographic Trick.

/ read that an ingenious photographer has
devised . screen behind which ladies may be
photographed with dummy feet Of the most
charming proportions peeping from below, so as
to look ~ If they belonged to the sitter, whose
own pedal extremities may be unsatisfactory in
size and shape. There Is really very little truth
In the world. Heaps Of women 90 about who
are one mass Of falsehood. Their figures are
tail0r-nade, and their complexion comes out of
True6tts shop, as well as the color of their hair
and eyebrows. They wear false ears and man
ufactured dimples. And now a means has been
found of positively ibbing in photographs
cheating the truthfulness Of the sun, and laying
opsa even that impeccable orb to an accusation
q fulsomsst nattery. l have often heard the
luminary accused Of libel in the matter Of pho
tographs, but that is superior and courageous
kind OF crime IS compared with the meanness of
the deliberate fatterer. Poor sun! And limo
cent al the time
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JNo. A. PRESCOTT, REAL ESrATR BROKER Ke
logg Building, No lIs st n. W.

JNo. A PRESCOTT REAL FsrATR BROKER. Kel-
CHANCERY sALE OF RFkk ESTATE FRONTING
on THIRD Trent IasT, BEING rHE NORTH
W ST CORNER or THIRD AND s sIs.ITs
MORT IEASf. AMP IkPROyED 81 Two
STORY sh,Gk D ttIfSG WITH sTQgE ROOM
By virtue Of decree pssssd taenth l7th,
day OF Nevsmisr, Rsl sRd sspI ieIusntai dscrys
passed on the tftssath u5tD day OF January. A p.
lte5. IN the cause 81 John Burns complainant VI. Ths
metropolitan Batlhng ASS cistLoa ais. d.fsn
numhsled 1tis. qutS Docket % H the SylrsIe Court
~ 2l2Sn - Ff l ER %SD6 lea. at
HALF-FAAr FOoR O'CLOCK I. ID. in front OF the
nEsE1i.s,s of~ fer 81. BY pabl.e auction
piece or parcel OF Ind situated and
Columbia and known and designated part OF lot
naa besed one ID il square nsabesi seven hundred
and fty nine tIly Tor .hs same az the
southeast Qrnsr OF sail lot aaA square aud running
thence north along the tins VI Thru t)
Twenty-Five e22D tsst: thence (sm feet
th'ncs souta twenty 1.-TWO t22L and them ninety
go feet 70 tlls place b< improved by two
story nrsk dwelling with store room known as No
1000 81 street northeast
Terms: Dnstnird cash the balance in notss at one
Cd al!d two Cd years, with interest Of per per
HnnuI. 10 De secured by dssi .. trust uTuu the rro-
erty sold deposit of &iU0 Will be required III tho
tim" OF sale l. the term. OF SIDE compiled
to rsseA at the ris~ aud al the ssfsuting pur-
Chaser. AL convey anc1ng at the purchaser
Nm. HENRY BROWNE Trustee
1aAad&ds az Louisiana avenue
For 0-her Auctions see STU Page.
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r U, o'MEAkA & Co,

i U,VNEAhA 8 Co,
1s47 Pennsylvania avenue
hssSE sToGK s q FINE ETgh1SK EEEkcE
IT, Fl l DkA 904G GLoCkS, ROC Eks EIN& sILI Err
T2As: IRVIT sIANBs &c FINE lNf0kTED
SWiSS NUsIC BOXES. treuI two to ten tunes GOLD
OPERA GLASS y. LApLEs' DksT ROSEWOOD AMI
nj kLE kANJOS. WADE and BUTCHER RAZOR
hhVCLPhRS. TOOLS, and 10000 useful household
articles.
Ry direction of the owner to change business, viii
sell. on toe premises, al the abev. stock Of J. &
ohEARA Co. lSt7 Pennsylvania avenue n2r.hysst
Washington, D. G. sale coInllences at EVEN ?. n
Great barHaiSS may be expected. FOLEY, Aaet
R-IEe Eixtares wiz n.t be sold as a teraina-
Gop Of sale the store will he occupied by J. q
oHEARA + 60. Manufacturers Of ROY AL GLUE"
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A Poor Place for Grammar.

From the New Haven Register.
The most absurd war that u at present heina
fought Is that between the newspapers Of New
York city In regard to the proper uss of thu
English language by one another. The truth Of
the matter is that, in the hurry and ausry O
publishing newspaper every day In the week
the wonder Is not that the papers make occa
sionaI or even frequent errors In grammar ant
spelling. but that they do not make more.
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The Inaugurataon Hat.

From the DdIsilEUrc Amtr1cAN
u have just finished Cleveland's Inaugural
ton hat" said Peter Jebson, the large Roches.
ter manufacturer. yesterday to an American re.
porter. II intended to present the hat to the
Governor. but he insisted on paying tor It, and
upon Its receipt afew days ago he sent me his
Albany for 50. was offered $50 for the check
by one of your enterprising Baltimore Demo.
Gratis yesterday. but l, Of course, refused to
part with it. shall keep it as sort Of souve.
mir. Mr. Cleveland's head Is Of ordinary shape
aud very large. The hat ID q inches In diane.
ter ~ inches high, with . brim 81 inches
wide"
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Nay Hang For Marrying q Child,

special to the New York World from
Wheeling, February 5th. says: Sam IRVINE, a
prosperous farmer, of Pocahontas county. is
likely to receive sentence of a long term OF
imprisonment or even hanging on account OF
his marriage. He married Matilda McCarty.
only eleven years old, while his age Is tfty-fve.
The county Is terribly excited over thewedding,
The law was complied with so far as the license
Ia concerned, and the consent Of the juvenile
brides parents was obtained But 1t is claimed
that the latter. who are poor, received sum of
money for their consent and practically sold
their child to the farmer. The girl is cOmely in
appearance and looks older than she really is
The marriage is a violation ola West Virginia
statnts. The citizens are incensed and will
prosecute Ervine to the fullest extent The
penalty imposed IL either Imprisonment or
hanging. according as the jury may decide The
clerk who issued the license Is also threatened
with urOSAcntlOn
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC. olsr. 1854
UNTIL fUsTEER NolICE
Leave washingtos fron station. Of New Jersey
For chiea.o 800 m and 10 10 pnl aails. The 600
caTo arriving in PiIt.burg at 30 m Gaoaro neIt
nor n. It 300 No extra fare Is cAzres6 on thus
For Cineinn's Louisville and st. Louis daily at 30
prl sud lo:0 with 1hrorgh Coaehss an Palace
tram i s fn RS Tl.h to SS.r ,a S
st 10 a. arrlv n IN neinnsu morli q at 90
l. LOUIS bss = IA No extra fare is chsrxsd Oh tfhs
For Iii,.bas At SO am, with Parlor CT. AID 40
sleeping Cars TO Pittsbar- ~-
For b1i Nj on week days sle eco 7:so $40
.:sg; 80. 40 90 no Is So is:ss p =. ''A"
For Ea .Te or sunaoy. s:le SO sss aud 1890
For point. the valley raiiross ss
Fs sp1 a5n s;sr =, 4 . day;
SUNDAY s:3S an, s:40pm
F.. Way station be wse1 Washington and baltimore
m On sghds,. & :. ND SO So :. siS
ana 1870 p For station. on Nstropo!itan branch
on NJ: politsn branch, s5 a n. daily eTseP; sun
9oss a. daily except SUNDAY: for Freiel 81 e:a q
I'm 10 .s 20 P "A dali u "a. .xoe 4 sqnaas
$50 p. M daily
Trains arrive from Ii. West daily 90. 100 IN lis
Fr r m h1n1 e $50 and so and t.2s p. m
From Pc 81 $50 80 M il, except SUNDAY
From tr r. ana interlnsda.ts Scints sss a. m
~ and : 10 p m daily. except sunday.
Trains cave tallm tor A,shirgton at ia q. so
80 20 9 sn q 70; as $40 30 30
80, 40 s. 40 30 and ii 10 81 10 ena s;0'
All trains IRON asington stop nj Relay ktstlsn ex-
Tor further Information apply a, The s.Ir,..rs An,
Ohio Ticket onHce-Wsshirgton statsoa az md i1 vi
viii be taken for bsgraKs 10 be eheeksd aud reoeSved
at any s1 nit L r. Is sit }..,., MO-, v-,.,-
az &. X LORD Gent Piss ACert
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f4-41s AucOo1eer
nUNcANSON BROS. AuetdonserA
ERUsTnPs sALx OF VALUABLE REAr RsTATR
xaspingtoH, and the Cooke Mapsion, corner Of
Washington apa stoddsrt Streets Georgetown .. {.
Virtue OF deed Of trust to me- dated ON the 18th
S. 81 ths land reeords for ths District Of CouInbia
F es: FIJI 4 e REfsSi.xs
% asIs 8 "a ssn dr. + i sqsassa
District Of ColuRba assordbed a. follows: Begin at
northwest soraff Of Lot nine 81 and rgn esst with
:: ssS feet 5nsa
enc hundred and twenty 22) feet to the west Line
q lot eifht CO. and thsn north eighty S7) feet
Of FI 81 !. les t q T6uk uetodk 4.
ala III e =. af CITY, T :: ii.
and rsa south x1tS +: .aa I'd. Q: Hss6nssos street
two aund.:d and three and t90s g.lo feet
s:;a t. saes Sssh ssS
Set tSsaos st thirty s0 ss:s thsnos north one hun
e saa ssS
~. e d.:ssSsS P.Tes Of ground is inprOy.4 b
s IN: ssgsf :s.S. ne
Tsrns N sale: On ssch parcel sold GO ops-third
oh; s99nee equal p9ymSntS IN one "a and two (2l
ysa ,1fessss It e Fer cent per annHn until
cash. q option Of purchaser deposit Of $500 re.
suIcaassss ssst, terms 81 s.ls are not complied
.. 81 e ale eos tie
fs-dkds JOHN II BUTLER Trustss
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e. CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000 Al
TICKETS ONLY S. Shares in proportion
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

Eve do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange
men;s for all the Monthly and Semi ANNUAL Drawings
o. Inc louisiana state Lottery Cozapapy and in p1son
e S sis are eopdnctsd with honesty and
paEy to use this certificate, with fac-sne of our zig
natures attached. in its aavertiseHasntss
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WALTER D. WYVuI. Exnxunv1 AQxHg,
sp2e No Is2 PA AVE, NEAb ~ STREET.

GROcERa-NQH rs your TINE-LAaR chin.
fs:nsy MEDIUM re M. sss :; AEs ss g. isia asdis az
Oh, 30 4. eONNENSTRAHI6,
dl liza TIN stxeot noEEhwesk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

A Georgia negro named Cabs Walker tired Of
sowing mis- bachelor wild oats, nayTasd the other
day at the age of 95 "Gabesf father lived TO be no
and was In q fair way % I'VE for ever whsn {
wagon ran over him
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n 1 y A b ID Mr.

HOTICE
- IASt OrpF
BErN'ETN SEW luRt sNb i.ivfRPooiL,, '
CALM All CORK HAR BOtS
FsoA flkR 40, y, Is. INV YORK
SERyIA........ Nsd. Feb IL kcYTHiA Ned Mach IL
GALA ......Nso. F.h Is ssnvIA 49,. We'd March IL
sorhSn We'd Re- . SALII,....... We'd Mar. p
ISp svERf GEDNrsp1 Ffic - Nm W u Sr ANSTA
RATS OF PkSsaGE-ssa $50 ana $ o. accoralps
30 &c Umnl, ItAtions.
Stssrsge "a very 10. rsts. stsersSe ticket. from
lIysrool and Queenstown all ether parts Of Eluus
at lowest
Through bills Of laden svSr Tor Belfast Glasgow
6a're snfwers and other ports The Continent and
for Mediterranean IOrf.
For Ireilt tno passsrr spsy At N. Company's Office
40 eeN jig fr~e'l, OF both st-srsge ard S.bln 4
OILS hlp ALLOW q 10 Goa 7th s.rsrt WasIinyran ID
{. NIRNoN y. Blow & CO. Wv forR.
Aessrs. o. is BfGsI.ON Il co
.c9 COS 1th Al eel, HashIngtou
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STEAMERS.

GENERA 1RaNsArIANT1C COMPANY
N kErwEAN Nav Nog4 ASp FAvhE.
1onS,}ny's Isr. No - Nerth River. fost Of Morton
rtreet New 10 L
- =
Z Laurent, de Jeussel'u. "Wednesday reh ltTap
An.r,aie, ssnts'li. Wednesday, Feb IS 2 = a..
NheSkh % able On sight, SUIT on TIE
sanqes rS >sla9iiqus o. fsY.s. LOUIS DIX RAkIAN
AZ "a. No soMDpT Gr-sp. N.w fcpk
g W MOSS, AZ rsnnsyIV.nis ave us
) W. BoIkLkk 4 son. 9ES peuusrlysnit syenr,e
zee Agents for Washington, D. G.
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SPECIAL Nor1cr

RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FRsT.oLAss
HEATING ApPARATUs. AND WOULD PARTICu-
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS son, WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PERCENT
CHEAPER In COST, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WKlL-KNoWN YIRHPIACE
HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE BoOMS
ABOVE FOR EOON0MY AND HATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEAThRS AND
FURNACES ARE KING USED E1TENSIvELY IN
SOME OF THE FINkST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. A GALL u aOLIc11ED AND RSTIkATEa
PROMPTLY FURNUHKD.
WALTER D. wYvML. ExoGgsrv1 Aqxzr,
ap2o No. go Pa AVE MEAN ~ STREET
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Also

GOODS guaranteed best quality, and Will absolutely
be sold without limit TO close out the stock.
The sale Of this superb consignment of goods viii
take place at No. 1882 street, adjoining the
Ebbitt House. between lath and l4th streets,
COMMENCING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY SEW
LNTH. 1885, at TEN A. NJ. and THREE and
EALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK 2. NJ, and con-
TIME DAILY AT THE HOURS MENTIONED
OF.
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N. B.-Exhibition Friday, February 8. The room
Is comfortably heated and seats provided. The
ladies are specially invited
f5-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MA,Dt TAP. T. DR. Tos ST VAS EI1TDY FoR L.
d:. AL female Gu shy snsa Be
from 10 o'ciosk p IA. with isd.. .ay. iaas Sa.
nR; LEON. THz OLDEST EsTABIIsHHD AND
oogsaIsd d. s2s Gis.oas av.u.. ar.s street south
e Penn-lvania avsnqs b-twsen I'd and # set.. Al
fp ,aia .sss
strictly Sonlasnt,a ss aIats rOsH.s FOR ado. 0ncs
nours-Al 20 4 ana 9 to . y. IN ta2t-l Inn
nR AND VIZ sfLDKN. PROVISIONS Of or
f ss .EsfE ,fn%sat ss. r 60 S''
81 ps e oS lSrs Gf
Viii eur, any case OF Seminal WEAKNESS. Nervous De
ss l,l aos street uthWss 'r 70 aims s''
IT IA, SKyEk sIkS coSTRAbBTkb III At
III 81 s sss .- .osR
lian tra.bI:. :aess.s;sliy tgsaiss S:asI I'd vita vita
asG.d to those who may desire to say few Gays n
the sity under his treatment jal9-lm'
DEAD AND BE WIsE-Dk IAoTkKRs. Gus B
'Hs
Pa: ss I at
to sfS:: me * R e Nas h ss:.ry t.ss
ss % Ts Z. ss a.sa5S 1s SsSs
ali tie Ho. piaf. of fraEcs Prompt rssura Of Txor
s5s:: slaS ;s:sss
ne poDDs NEKvIsi. T. "a ffENASENT
u Cure for Nervous and Physical Dssshty Loss Of
sai Fam. n
Sent by mail scaled. aa9s-tuAs
A oARD.-To ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
"A errors aud tndseretions OF youth. nsryeus weak
ss ; sssy y s.I r; :. . WV
rs.n:dy vas di.sSs ssea y ns..on.ry = ss.4 MED
SniS station sss aad 3. New ie asf I:s
CONSUMPTION.
.ss sss y Z: s' q :. y =
;staadlns h.y. bsen cursd lna.sd g s.1sS - f..A
81 III "a ssTe Once sa:: B.
pENNIRoyAL rIILs-,cHIcHnsrlks nSsLnI
5 sss sss sS 70 %
20 Days TRIAL
DIR pIrs
young q old. who pre- suffering irom Xssvsss bssiI
.n.s onS : iSs sSs ~
conplsts re:to,stion 2 hssitA Ngey and
49, se staf I Ell s. a 81 s:i
DR MOTIFS yR.sc. rowDEks Sr9E IL
orraSsc x:.tsss: s.p..l ~ fnSissrsa.s: ls..:ssS
SS :s !: ss1SI s. r, & ss sl ss:E..; 3. u
DR. RoBKRTsof. TEE Ex1y1T s1BcIAIIsT
! ). Z ss -; =: e Z
q the Sy,ss. . E.4ssi. Kidssy ~ 1.ss. q 10
ss ss,' e. s S
Um a "a d., u w. 20 i 70 E%oe. msi
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VIII 5Ss 81 h WIFE s9seE e sEqS F Nc
SotIH%ks GOV ES9iSdI SSNbAf, Fsh;
ss sli r. A IS vi VIII c tSK1AUf bsP
bspos.b o. THT aod 5 co a foR t Ahh
Remington Br.sch- lssdinr shotxuns: Parker SCOTT.
Mestlsy Ashnis sns many ether fine males of muz-
RsyolveIs bennington, enitn & wesson and other
iirs.--Remington. Stevens Winchester and Ballard
Fishing rods-sput Bamboo. Lan.ward and ether
makes
Goods hqntipE suits. capes Boots shos- and stockings
s.d slk GY.hIeias and aany othsr qsefu! goods not
out reserve. FOLEY. Auct1onssr
Marion G1s to : Co Hs I
s ss y .6e stock q rr'ns ana ESnfy Tfo at
sE % sThNsf
BETWEEN D AND sTEEETS
the By ssSs ct ssSss of as GGqst
December lss3, (and aIaeided the eth day of.a-
h % iaGuS s2 $50 nSs
aihtn and John IyisE ND Others detendants
= on ~ II
. g. is aid p, se,sn m
IN as aod,iion OF Lot 10 ons a. in .quafe 10 six
S f It'd ds
seri ed in the deed Of partition dated December 20
Nay c. hi. Hte and Marsses helae snd ,ecor d.d
with the pl Of uhdiviOn nexed III Liber folio
one Of thslsnd record: OF Washineton county, in
lot oae in i'd No ESQ at the northeast corner
thereof fronting North Ca itol street thirty e(a
feet and ten to inches by depth OF hundred and
twenty tlAO) feet.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the One Third
Of the purchase n cash and the lalanee In nine
90 and sgh tcsn a) tbs from the date of sale For
Il deferred psysnts tbs purchasers sha
give their notes drawing six te) per cent interest per
snnu sfeursd BY d.ed or dssd. Of trust on tn.
lot must be made when the property is knocked down
AL oonveyanang to be at the cost Of the pureaser or
posshaser1 JOHN & REALD, Trustee,
Dol street northwest.
DUsoAhSoN BROS AHots ia2odSdbs
ffNHoMlS BOWLING. A1sttoaoeE
street p ween High and Potomac streets Gorge.
tswn. d. C.. at auction
On VEDNksDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH 1885
at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M in front Of the premises I
shall sal part Of OF l22 fronnE 90 feet on the se1rh
side Of seeoad rect between High and Potomac and
having depth Of $50 feet
TsrEs on..hsaf cash balance = twelve months with
TIE property sold oonvsysnciar &C. at cost of pur-
edaaAr $50 90 deposit required at the time Of sale
f6-dts
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1867 Prizes. amounting to............,.S2G 5 10
Application Tor rates to clubs should BE- made only to
the offic # the Com any in New Orleans.
For Tnrther information write clearly giving full
dre,s Postal Notes, Express Money Orsers or New
lorh NciiaAge in ordinary letter Currency by tx
press al sums of SIS and upwards at expense) ad-
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La
Make P. O. Money Orders payable an address Regis.
tered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
d51 New Orleans, La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-07

Private STOCK TELEGRAPH Wnrs
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia New York Bos-
ton, Sc.
PRINCE WHITLEY. Stock Brokers
80 IS otfTGGa ad sSynu. New York
General Partoers:
James Whitley. Henry II. Dodge. II, Cruser Oakley
harry G. Logan, Washington, d. c. Maynard G. Byrs-
William r. Travers. Special Partnsr.
Buy sHd sell On commission al classes Il railway So
cITiles
Pranch ofice-539 18th street tCorcoran building)
I. Il Dodge. resident partner
Quotations Of stocks and Bonds and information re-
garelng the markets received through wires H.
Sta Il dIre:t from the New York stock Exchan "a.
All orders executed and reported promptly.
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To close out the entire stock OF factory giving up
business, consisting OF an immense stock OF 1rst-
class triple plated ware, finest styles, viz:
TEA SETS, WATERS, SALONS, EPERGNES.
FRUIT, BERRY AND BUTTER DISHES, CAKE
BASKETS, CARD RECEIVERS, ICE PITCH
khS, CUPS AND GoBLETs, DINNER, BREAK
FAST AND PICKLE CAST
Also
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROGERS CELE-
BRATED GOODS, SUCH AS KNIVES, FORKS.
COFFEE, TEA, TABLE AND DESSERT SPOONS,
SOUP, OYSTER AND CREAM LADIES, FRUIT,
lie AND EISH KNIVES
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WILSON'S FAMOUS $ass
ass IA 90 sEs ss's :
ssss 4 4 90 Eas ssss

The dn1and n 1alknass has bean Greatar than the
supply and ate stW booming and nov We prsposs to
give the WasMngtonans chance to bay these Famous
Shoes for Ladies' and Gentaenea,
For Ladies We also make 10 nsasurs aas Hand.
Stitched Shoe at 96 co.
For Gentleman we make to ueasuxv our ealshra*ed
Waukenphast at $500
+. H. WILSON, CUsTox SRoEnAKER,
400 7th Street Northwest, Nashiagton.
n8 Also 2a2 W. Baltimore st. Baltimore, Nd
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Mt vERNoNl MT. vERNoNn

STEAMER " W. CORcoRAS
Leaves ,hs;r~et wharf daily Except sunday for Nj
Sroo y 10 clock In; rsturEiEg, rsachas Washing
son about 80 p N
se16 I. L. BLAKE Captain
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AUCTION SALES.
- THU EyNINGs
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneef.

EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
CHASE ELEGANT SILVER PLATED WARE
AND FINE CUTLERY AT AUCTION.