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THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTl
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour 4 the World.
The Mniers have not only the most perfect Mill
Containing as II uoes all the most improved Machin-
q Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To
prove that. We would simply state that large guam
Europe and eaten the principal Courts of the old
world We GUARANTEE that IL i made from selected
hard Wheat Grown in Minnesota and Dakota. 1t is
an acknow lodged fact that IN this Flour perfect sep
araton the gutnous particles of the wheat berry
and thorough elimination of all weak and starchy
more NUTRITIOUS, yielding more bread TO the barrel
than any other Flour. 1he best trade admits that
1rOIn It's bread making qualities IL is the cheapest
well as the best for eiIher family or bakers use and
unsurpassed by Flour made. livery sack and
every barrel is warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY
One of the most beautiful! Winter Wheat Patents
ever offered 10 the trade 1t Is unexceiled by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex-
acting houseSeeper and satisfy the fasdious epi-
cure.
GILT-EDGE
A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent,
RELIANCE
A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the
beautiful Patent within the reach all classes and
guarantee will give satisfaction TO every one who
will try IL.
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard FAMILY
Flour of the District 10 IS equal in quality TO great
many high-priced Patent Fiours, whilst IL can be
bought for considerable less money We defy competi-
STERLING, GILT-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and feel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them once will never anything else For sale
BY al' gsocers-
Wholesale Depot. corner LIST st. and Indiana ave-
sel3 wM. NJ GAIT & Co
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON CONNECTICUT
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON CONNECTICUT
ANENDE. BETWEEN AND X STREETS
NORTHWEST. SQUARE Ill
BY virtue OF two deeds of trust dated respec- -
lively the tenth day of May, 1855 and the fif- Il
teenth day of september. 1883. and duly record--
ed, one in Liber lOI5 Folio ia seq the other
In ber 1862, Folio 50 seq of Land Records for
the District OF Columbia, the undersigned Trustees
Will sell, in front of the premises. MONDAY OC-
TOBER FIFTH, 1SSD at FIVE O'CLOCK the prom
erty In the above trst, described follows Ali that
certain Lot piece or parcel of ground and premises
known and designated on the ground plat or plan of
said District as Lot numbered 80 of the subdivision of
Lot numbered 80 OF George W. Hopkins recorded
subdivision of Lots in Square No located on Com
nectirut avenue. tween q and r streets
Terms One-haif cash and the residue I'm one and
two years with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust all cash, al option of purchaser All
conVeyancing at purchasers cost 500 deposit at
the time Of sale.
hbMARp ioIsIA 3 w,NE s. WNEEscorT. Trustees
Gs-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. OCTOBER TENTH, 1885, same hour
and place. RY order OF the CrusIees. At
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
66ESGIIS, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
RhEI,r RRhIS, Irs% Bs9oKs, b, ,snILWXERWARE. u " GALVANIC
RrIhaANMoND rIaN RINGS. ETC. AT PUBLIC AUC.
order Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
@ uoia n3idng special term for Orphans Court bus-
ness we snail sell the personal effects of the late Mrs
s4WTH S4Ss + fii1s' deceased, on TUESDAY OCTOBER
cen NO AZ & street northwest The following ar
Walnut HTame Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites
Msrhos."n CroDee Car,ee walnut Hail Rack and Chsirs,
reaus Refrigerator A A"''osAAy 1'
Ianted heostsads, Bureaus and Washstands
other sr, mn,s1nots, Lounges, Body Brussels and
rta~s rnts,s, eatner Beds, Pillows and Bolsers,
Pillow snre ssea Han Bedding BLANKETS, Sheet.
Ghine Glass and Crockery Ware A "'
Lace Curtains, Lambreoufns And ccrr,ca po,o.
osaa IsnS "a lMirfoIs, Kitchen Utensils etc
ALSo, AT ONE OCLOCK p NJ
y,rn HI ~ p, 0old Watch set with diamond,
Z Il ROBlSON,
II. K GOODRICH,
Administrators
.c,n, The dS ABovE Az SALE IS POSTPONED ON
NINTH, A. p 1885, same hour snd nlscse ~
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LOU0HLIN-BARNKA-Mr Frank Inuehlin.
q Ashevti!e, North Carolina, was married to
Miss Adelaide Barnes ct St Dominic's church
tnls morning, Rev. Father Rockford celebrat-
Ing grand nuptiai mass. The ushe1 were
MessrH ~ 2. Grimm and w. e. Dawson. Prof
Wm. Waloecker presided at the organ and
Ine couple left for thdir future home In Ashs-
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w oon
SUMMER RESORTS.

TVorEI. LAURANCE- COR MAIN AND COURT
sts Luray Va Opened July LIST. 1Ss4. ~
Presently located up town, aud one mile ~ \
fro.n the Wonderful caverns OF Luray. Pure As.xb
water frona an artesiAn well ON the premses Fare ex
eellent-equsl TO any-with everything new neal and
comfortable. Free buss VII meet Al uaanA hases
sbi1 an tosEPH PARKINSON. Proprietor
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TTNHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
AND H STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
NO. 736.
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of seN
the last will and testament of Thomas :%#
weaver, late OF Washington, District of k.9
Columbia admitted to probate April 2sth. 1884,
and recorded IN VIII Book "a, folios 2eU and 262
the undersigned executor will offer public auction,
ON TUESDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTO.
BER, 1856, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in
front Of the premises parts Of lots and TO- square
4ZS said lot fronting 70 feet the west side of 7h
street and running back 95 feet to ten-foot alley.
and Improved by twostOry store and dwelling COW
ering the entire lot No. 736 9TH street northwest
This property should command the attention of
capitalists and rsons desiring investment in one of
the best localities in the District Property of this
only TO close estate
Terms of sale: One-thirc cash. balance In two equal
payments at one and two years. with notes bearing in
tefest until paid aud secured by deed of trust the
property sold All cOnveyancing &c, at purchaser
cost deposit Of $3.50 required the time of sale.
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days the
property Will be resOd al the risk and cost Of the de-
fauiting purchaser. ROBERT D. WEAVER,
OcldtS Executor.
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"EEKS & CO., Auctloneers.
w oo7 La. ave.. opposite City Post Office
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NASHVILLE, TENN, October 7.-Thomas Ow.
ems, colored. has been convicted OF murder In
the first degree, the criminal court finding him
guilty of killing Meyer Friedman, IN this city,
April II, 1854. Friedman was horribly
hacked with a hatchet, and Meyer Moskoyiis
being arrested IL was developed that he had
hired Owens to kill Friedman between whom
bad feeling had existed. Owens fed, but Mos
kovitz, a mere youth, was convicted ana is now
serving life term in the state prison. Owens
was traced to Illinois, Missouri and Louisiana,
and last June was captured i'm Tensas Paris.
La. He is a desperate negro, and declared that
IL hanged he would "die without kicking"
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THos. ]. FISHER & CO.. Auctloneers


cHAEGEEY Ak6ERH SALE OF INPEovEp AND yN1M
OF THE SEVENTH sTREET TURNPiKE; IKE
HHH hSMhsR EHEkTtXEESHTX Xkp RI
., BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
dated equity \ 1854 wherein oiiVer soI EI
az de-
s are compliments S and oliver Magruder
G1Hfk % Day NJ Of EEFKHFRAAH KHA z "
to TO- the plat filed in said cause No 1854. viz All
the District Of Columbia known as Mount Pleasant IT.
and being part Of lo No three ) in the division OF
part parcel of land fronting on the eastern bound
ary OF the Seventh street turnpike leading Rock
on north by and aa
south by that sold to Aaron NJ Gattrel, together with
SspsS S1 sSs
One One Of said lots Is improved by large threestory
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
navaha m hano IN % anG Ine IN equal
The day Of sale. the said deferred payments bearing
s cds Of
TO 6e paid by the Trustees out of the
of sale Ifthe terms Of are not complied with in
ten days the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
'1sss fkaSfh +
E1x BAY 81 56PPSfESHhR uSTl 4 IL
s.s4a4as ShEREs sSSSf & H HAn5hEGF AaaK2E
Ae3yE SIZE IF. IS slETM BHR
IOBER same hour and place.
GEORGE f. HAMILTON
oc3d FRANKLIN H.MACKEY, trustees.
n ARsSE sAHH Is B1F
BER. AID. 1855, same hour and place. ca oh WV
oc7dso. Sc GEokGE oKEi f f HAM1LToN. rrnstees
TNRTSTEEAS, SIS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY ON K STREET NORTHWES
NEAR NEW JERSEY AVENUE ~
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the Sd day ,se*
OF October, 1882, and recorded i'm Liner E"H4
NO lOZi 1olo ~ ct seq, Of the Land Records hII
OF the District OF Columbia and the request OF 6e
party secured thereby we will sell on WEDNESDAY. ;.
THE THE @FMOukMrEENTH M TEE DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855 at
55s In the City of Washington D. C., being the east
20 feet front of said lot street northwest bv the
full depth of said lot Said part of lot is hs
two-story brick building. 80 9" W
Terms of sale: Onethird in cash. of which 81 OO nst
be paid when the property is knocked off: Onefhird
In one year and onehird in years. with Interest
or ali cash at the option OF the purchaser Said de-
ferred payments to be secured BY deed Of trust on
premises sold All conveyancing and recording to he
at the cost Of the purchaser Terms of sale mIst be
complied with in ten days, otherwise the nrOntrfv y
Will be resold at the expense and of the
purchaser
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY. -
VIM. HOFFMAN. Trustees.
OCT WALTER b WILLIAMS q Co., Aucts,
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WOOD AND COAL.

CEORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND CoAI.
NJ Dealer. Office and Yard 1922 18th NV. foot
14th 81 Zine Wood, -: Oak Wood, S.: Hickory Wood
e: sawed Pine. So: Oak 50: Hickory. $3.50. oOd
Al reduced price dealers Telephone connection
al parts of the city. sel2-Sm
II INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Buyers TO my large and superior stock of Lumber
Wooc and Coal which am selling NJ very low prices
for cash
JOHN MILLER
Onices 1920 l4th street northwest, 4la street and
Mary land avenue southwest
Main Depot and Mil south Capitol and au31-3m
- nn0 TONS COAL FOR SALE COMPRIS-
DsOOO Ing every desirable variety, the very
loves; prices kindhng and Stove Wood prepared in
The best manner Quick asd prompt delivery. Send
IN your orders ONCE. lll4 Penna- ave. Branch
Ohces. 3&S Penna ave- and 10th and h sts nv De-
pct and wharf. 9th and Water s.w
iyI4-3m q, L SHERIFF
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BOOKS, &c.

NEw Books.
The Blood Covenant (Trumbull)
The Pentaieuch, It's Origin and structure.
Movements of Religious Thought In Britain.
Wonders OF sculpture. (Viardot)
Wonders of the Heavens (Flamma2on-1
Mountain Adventures (Headley)
Balzacs Novels (Pere Gosiot)
Charton Rogers. tJohnson.1
Jolly Fellowship. (Stockton)
Winter Fern tStOddard.)
Androuleda (Eleming)
A Model Wife. (Ceryus.)
w. IL MORRISON,
oc5 415 Pennsylvania ava
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" c. DUVALL, Auctioneer, 925 street.
CHAScERY SALE OF THE FRAME Ho17sr
AND LOT On STREET, BETWEEN
EOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS SOUTH
LAST, BEING THE PREMISES kNOWN AS
Ala STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme 80
passed passed @ septem6eT ter Der, l4th. 1885. in EX
mobordorf and others are plaintiffs and John Htz
aud others are defendantsI will sell al public auction
In front of the premises, THURSDAY, TIKI
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1885 at
FIVE OCOCk p. NJ, the following described real
estate. situate in the City of Washington District OF
Columbia 10 witt All that certain piece or parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished as the
east half 9 of lot numbered two (2), square num-
oered eight hundred and nineteen $50, together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third "a of the purchase money in
cash and the balance In two equal installmens
able SIX tol and twelve l2D months fir date The de-
ferred payments to be evidenced by
bearing interest from the day of sale and to be secured
by deed OF trust on the properly Sold all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser deposit of hundred
dollars $lOO will be required the time of sale All
conveyancing &c. at the cost of the purchaser If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten DAYS
from the sale the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and of the defaung pur-
chaser r. ID. MUSSEY, Trustee,
seio-eoSds sos 5th w.
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kilograms to The Star.
He Wa. an African warrior.


CAPTURED AND SOLD INTO sr.AvERY-"uNcLn
MINeo' WINDS UP HIS STRANGE CAREER AS A
GALVESTON TRUCK GARDENER
GALVESTON, TKx., October I'm n suburb OF
Galveston there lives an old negro known as
Uncle Mlngo," who ekes out a scanty living by
s9ltivating a small spot of ground. "Uncie
Mingo Is probably the only one living OF the
many African slaves landed on the Te xas coast
IN 1850 and thereabouts, and does not know
now old ne is. He has been I'm Texas for my
Mhen captured In Africa and sold into slavery.
ne mas entirely forgotten his original tribal dia-
lect, Out says that he and his father were prumi-
nent men of a small tribe near the river Ca
boon, where their enemies surprised and over
powered them, selling into slavery all they did
not XIII and that In company with nearly 900
others he was landed on the Texas coast.
Shortly after his arrival he was sold 60 Mon.
Texas, and afterward rendered notorious by the
perpetration OF colossal forgeries-and with
fifty or sixty more OF his countrymen were
placed at Edwards Point, promontory Uniting
into the bay some twenty miles from Calves.
ton, whence they were removed a few days be-
vessel to a place OF security on Galveston
Island. Edwards sold all the negroes shortly
afterward and the old man had many masters
from that time until the results of war again
gave him his freedom. Being asked IL he would
not like TO return TO his native land, the old
man shook his head sadly, and answered: ''No;
my fadder dead, my mudder dead, all my brud.
ders dead. i no know anybody dere. I stav
here but not Tor long Ana 10 II lis Is probable that
must be I'm the neighborhoed of 80 years OF age,
and is quite infirm.
The Plow Point Driven tO Hts Heart.
BISMARCK, ID. T., October Nv. =. HubbeIl,
a well-to-do and prominent farmer, living
thirty miles east of this city, was killed yester-
day by runaway team. He had hitched the
animals to the plow preparatory 10 going into
the field, when they became frightened and
started on a run. In endeavoring TO stop them
he was thrown beneath their feet and the point
of the plow s,ruck him I'm the breast, causing
instant death and badly mangling his body.
The frightful scene was witnessed by his wife,
who, I'm her endeavors to save him, narrowly
escaped the same fate.
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The WILL OF THE LATE MARBURY b.
WHITE.-The will of the late Marbury B. White,
of the signal service, formerly resident of An
napolis, who died recently in this city was filed
in the orphans court in Annapolis yesterday.
from his father, ]. Wesley White, and personal
effects to his half sister, Elizabeth White, and
half brother, ]. Wesley White, jr., and appoints
ecutOrs,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The two brown
stone front houses Nos. 33S and $40 street
northwest, corner Of 41a street, were offered at
auction by Mr &C Duncanson, auctioneer, last
evening. The houses belonged to the estate of
the late George and Ann s. Parker, and were
sold by order Of Elias E White, assignee.
House No S3S was sold to Horatio Browning
for $S.4OO. The corner house. No $40. which
Is larger, and has considerable frontage on 4lh
street, was bid up to e12, ZOO, and then with
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.


IMPORTANT SALE OF FLOODED BROOD
MARES AND STALLION PRINCE ORLOFF
BEING THE PROPERTY OF GEN. f F.
Having determined to break up my Breeding Es
lowing Brood Mares. believed to be with foal BY
Prince Oriof. So my Stallion Prince OrlOff:
lst Stallion Prince OrlOf by Messenger Durco, out
OF Glen Mary. by HambletOnian This horse is nine
years old.
I'd. A Bay Mare. five years old, by Kentucky
Prince. dam Lady Burt.
Sd; Whit. Leg. By Leland, out of Lady Belmont,
Brunette, Bruno and Breeze.
4th Mamie. out OF Bell of St Joseph, by Frank
Pierce. Sire Of StOnewal and Phil DOugherty.
9th Miss Preston, by Washington, was bred to Gen.
Knox. The product was Little Knox. Little Knox
was bred TO mare by old Hambletonian called Mel
lie Rysdc The product was Knoxie. 1t will be seen
that this mare has two strains Of Ethan Allen blood
from Washington by Ethan Allen and Gen Knox by
Ethan Allen, and the blood of old HambletOnian
through her dam, Nellie Kysdic.
Otn. Marion, q full sister of Preston. She is by
Washington and with foal by Prince Orloh
.th- Miss Preston by Washington; she is the dam
OF Little Knoxe, owned I'm New York, and also Eustis
now owned in Washington
nth. Nettie. by Frank Pierce out Of mare by Eam-
bletonian.
9TH zeil, out of Belle Of ST. Josephs, by Kari Gold
Dust.
10th Lucy, out Of Miss Preston, by Frank Pierce
1lth Ruth by Forest Gold Dust.
18th SOrrel Filly. Kari Gold Dust.
Sae al st0ck yard l2th street and OHIO avenue:
O'CLOCK under direction Of E. b. Lafferty and ]. II.
Hopkins. ~ "
These Mares are young. ranging from to 13 years.
oco-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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The CHESS AND WHIST CLUB.-The Wash
and elected the following officers for the ensu,
ing term: President ex-senator John W. John
ston, of Virginia; first vice president, Gen. John
Abraham; secretary, ]. Jeffers; treasurer, j. Y.
Knight; executive committee-Lewis Abra-
ham, ]. Y. Knight, J. w. Moore, Frank Libby,
and s. c. Bancroft. The club is fitting up rooms
Nos. IL and 13, St Cloud building, for its use
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ATLANTA, GA, October THE large barn OF
C. L. johnson, who runs an extensive dairy just
without the city, has been destroyed by fire,
and 12S cows perished I'm the flames, as did
also several mules. Several hundred tons of hay
were destroyed. Most of the cows were of fine
breeds, and a 1000 Jersey bull was among
the number burned. The loss is estimated at
S5O,OOO, there being only 5000 Insurance.
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THE TRADES.

1dE IhADES.
NEwSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
IN GOOD STYLE-LOW PRICkA
LARGE tAC1LlTlES-NEW WATERWAY
ORDERS FOX PRINTING or AIL KINDS
SOLICITED.
kCFUS H DARBY,
Practlcal Printer,
A2S 432 9th street nortnWese
CIBsON BROTHERS
W PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERA
12s3s Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. @
0rE1oe Printing specialty. iAlo
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court to
Fernando Shipley and Frances Thornton:
Charles III. Korts and Linnie A. Knott; iona.
than F. Padgett and Agnes Doisbiggon; HamiI-
ton Bowie and Bertha e. Wilbur, both of
Charles county, Md; George E. Cannan and
Mamie R. Scroggins, both of Rappahannock,
Va; Robert A. Marmion and Beatrice Paul, OF
Sadie Chrismond, Of STAFFORD county, Va.
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RoBBERIES REPoRTED-Mrs Ida Altman, 4S
II street northwest, reports stolen from her S5.
John g. Murphy, 11O7 10th street, reports
the loss Of q ring worth SO.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ALL WE ASK
Is A FAIR TRIAL
Flour Is going up We still sell 1. bbl best Family.
Sl41: Patent Roller Extra, per bbL, 50: Extra S4
u - 80. Best Sugarcured shoulders, ?lo O
New No MackeTel. zoe. dOZ- Good Green Tea. 4Oc.
ami 5Oc ID Tea worth soc 10. selling 6Oc hoice
Golden syrup, 4Uc- gallon. Pure Grape Vinegar, 3Oc
gallon. Green Ri Coffee, , 10 for soc Best Green
Rio. l5c lD. choice drink of Roasted Rio. lbs
2jc- 5 lbs. starch, 25c shoe Polish made from oil,
1Dc- bottle Western shoulders, &C.
INDIA TEA COMPANY,
AS 1th ST, South Washington.
.th street cars pass the door. seoS
WE ARE SELLING THE BEST REFINED
w Leaf Lard in 3 and 10 pound buckets, at &C.;
SGSarcured shoulders &C. Also the Best Patent
Process Flour. per barrel at S6.25 We guarantee
that our Old Gov Java Coffee. al 2S per pound.
be excelled.
Coffee roasted and ground by steam daily
Prompt delivery Of all orders.
WALKER & WRIGHT,
sel1-lm 93S and $50 Louisiana avenue NV.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers

. Hs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
| ATURDAY. OCTOBER TENTH, 1885, same hour
, and place. BY order OF the Trustees Oc6-at
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HEADoUARrERs FoR School Books
ALL THE TEXT BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FURNISHED AT CONTRACT
PRICES BY
wM. BALLANTYNE q SON.
.eI3 42S -th st. n. w.
S,ECONDHANDSCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL
Ssupplies kept at ASHBY'S Antiquarian Book Store,
1908 Pennsylvania ave, two squares above the Presi-
dents House. sel2lm<
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Their Prospects for Admission into one
OF the Strong Associations Next Year
President Bennett's Hopeful View
Several Strings to the Nationals Bow
Next Years Grounds and Players.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR TUESDAY SALE.
EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
FINE FURNITURE ASD HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGs.
FRENCH PLATE MIRRoRs.
ioo Misfl MaTrRssfs, nSR ssiS BEbbiS haHS CARPETS
THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT SALE
FINE PARLoR, cHAMBER, LIBRARY AND
MADE BY Us THIS SEASON,
OUR SPACIOUS SALESROOSfS,
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK,
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SIXTH.
regular sale of Furniture at our saesroons THIS
WEEK, the assortment being the largest and most
SS4Rls'e %aRs9 ihs asH HEsRY
BER SETS; PARLOR SUITES IN EBONY
WALNUT AND OTHER FRAMES, COVERED
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BEDsTEADs. BU-
CHAIRS, LOUNGES, NJ T. TABLES, HAT
RACK; WICKER ROCKERS, sIDEBoARDs.
MXTEHssoN TAsLE DIN5NG SnE nc GHAlKs
HEAT HEATING STOVES. KITCHEN REoUl-
SORREL HORSE
-.y.RDs Ropy RR,f.sSft Ass9ft CARPET rop .c.
80 COUNT rs OFT OF INsTRASCE tH CoMPANY h From ON
LATE FtKE At Hy HhRkf KsTFR ERILDlNGsLIGHT
100 MOUQUET. VELVET. BODY, TAPESTRY, IN
GRAIN n; AND D. oTHhR CARPETS; RUGS, &C.
TWELVE O'CLOCK SHARP.
count of the rain until THURSDAY, EIGHTH OC-
TOBER same hour and place oc6-2t
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NINITA, l. l., october IA religious revival,
conducted by Rev. j. E Wolf, an evangelist of
some note, is i'm progress at the Presbyterian
church I'm this city. Mr.. Wolf was here last
winter for several months, and number Of
persons professed Christianity and Joined the
church through his solicitations He has been
engaged I'm missionary work at different points
In the territory since he was here last, but has
spent the summer in the east, from whence he
returned last Thursday. That evening was
held the first of what promises TO be long
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account Of the rain nnfil FRinxv1 ~ OSsTUrER ~ x
N1NTH A. y 1888 same hour and plsce -
Evening star., 1885-10-07

aB THE ABOVE SALE Is FuRTuER POST.
R9ned RIe until MO- MONDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF OCTO-
BER, AID. 1855, same hour and place
GEORGE +. HAMILTON
oc7-d&ds FRANKLIN IT MACK ~ Trustees.
Evening star., 1885-10-07
Az 9th street nOrthveS
THOMAS BOWLING AuCtioneer sel9-eoSC
w c. DUVALL. Auctioneer, 925 street.

ST THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH the same hour
and place. By order of the Trustee.
Oc2-eO&ds THOMAS DOWIING- Ancroneer
Evening star., 1885-10-07

HB THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned until TUESDAY. the SIXTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER, same hour and place N W.
GEORGE f. HAMILTON
oc3d FRANKLIN H.MACK EY trustees