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;rd VIII vrr business no mo. On, ~ er
lie, al n N irtm l. ;Im2 on.
O'I CrTla y, auShil5 ike hor @, said
tu h m>'',f:
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Horton a. Matthew'S
BtRU's tiiii.pi>G
onrro-,rc ,h-Ilr.i National ianl
Notice of Application
To PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.

tNrriD Srrls nsTHi,r i.,Np urtI,I.
bAurI, " NsniNuTuN IEnhIrpnt
NpTl'E IL h"rplN given that. ~ com
" piancc with the pIoN isiuus uf the
Act Of Congress approved Ju.i' D. is3- 81
titled 90 M act for the sale of tiuuiiVr lands
~ the states at California Oregon Ne.
yada and Washington irifitnr, Joseph
thldu", 81 Ihur~tuu county Washington
Territory, has tins diN Hlod la this office
hi~ aspiration {" purchase 10" LIT /
northeast quarter ~ southwest quarter
and the east halt ct the northwest quarter
of Section NJ. II ~ township ~ go.
North. Range No. west ut the " ilam
cite Meridian
ANY aud all p"rs"u~ claiming al, ctsrly
the said uc~crilrd land 80 ANY tuttin1
thereof, are hereby -, .uitrd Co. nl' their
claims ia tbs office Within ~tNi, .u. dN-
from date hereof
Give under NV hand IN uN office. IA
Olympia. W T.. this thiid "a, ol p,,rm
Der \ u 1856
joins . GbMEN
Dee. 1 Register eft the Land uiIiro
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Lee Richau's Golden BaIsam No.
Cures Chancrcs, frs. and second stages;
Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colorcd Biotches.
Syphiltic Catarrh. diseased Scalp, and all
primary forms Of the disease known as
syphilis. Price, SIS 90 per Bottle.
Le RichRu's Golden Ba lsnm No.
Cures Tertiary. Mcrcurial Syphilitic Rheu-
matism, Pains in the Bones Pains in tho
Head, back Of the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat. Syphitic Rash, Lumps and con.
tractcd Cords, Stiffness Of Tho Limbs, snd
cradicatcs all disease from the system,
whether caused by indscrcton or abuse
Il Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price S. 90 per Bottle.
lac RichRu'S Golden sun n ish ANTI
dOtc for the cure Of Gonorrhpa, elect,
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Gent
tai disarranscmcntS. Price Sc 80 per
Bottle. - -
lie Richnu's Golden Spanish In
lection, for severe cases Of Gonorrh,na,
inflammatory elect Stricturcs,& DC. Price
81 so per Bottle.
Ls Richau's Golden Ointment
for the effective healing OF Syphilitic Sores,
and eruptions. Price 81 90 per Box
Lc Richau's Golden Piils-N Nerve
and Brain treatment; loss OF physical pow
or. excess or over-work, Prostration, cts
Price Sd 90 per Box,
Tonic and Nervine, wA
Sent everywhere, c. o. D., securely packo,
per express.
C. F. RICHARDS e. CO. Agents,
427 l. i20 Sansomc street, Corner Clay,
San Francisco. Cal.
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
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The burglars Presence of Mind.


Hearing noise n Right Jolo' d,sc'a /,
with :: il..h 81 c"n lie AMI ui1cov,rs "A bar
g,;..' c5c;uiar viii Il !uli sack. "H,iirr
h, cree "clm' L:ci. vou! E. wa:,.l
rtturA: tat burglar; ''aL. YES. tie .l.v e
can Il '|..r!:! Permit me. Il, tax /
:iom the hand of th' as;"aiIhoi Joi'i AMI
put it mo ms b1S. Ten tho:s;.ni lI;.n,s
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Alias Notice.


LAND pfiltE,
hNmt, Z lice 7. isss
4 'oNrl.NINr having iven entered Al
tits 'hiru T., Arthur W Miles asai.s,
itrutN - Nuiis TT abandoning IA.
! luitt' stead inlrv NJ Z ,isp dated kss,
- 49, upon ~" ls'ts 4 and q ~ k.e.
tiun q. township ~ South itanss We.t
~ lhufstuu cuuntY. 4, With view 10
The cancellation ut saii entry. the ssli
parties are httohN summoned te ap,ssf
ht this uiiitv uu the 18th dsy ~
January lHst. ~ 4 u.riuek ,. n a. 10.
-itund snd furnish testimony uonscFHirs
sad alleged abandonment, aud n sftsss.
iu9 g. utit satisfaction that tsrsanaI sef,
Ntrv h"fruf rannat H. 'uadc. service will
h" hain Nv puhlhatiun. Isf-sns aud
mailing according Ia Rule. ~ anal "a OF
fraltirr ~ I = District iaui offices.
JbliN .. CONVEY.
Register
Olympia Doe. ~ Iss5
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The United States are said to con-
sumo more lemons than all other coun-
tries combined.
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BlackSmithing.

YNliE undersigned is again prepared to
l. do Blacksmithing in all its branches
in an expeditions and workmanlike man
ner.
HORSESHOEING A SPECIALITY.
Shop on Fifth Street. in the rear of
Wells, Fargo & Co. $ Office.
Olympia, Oct.S, 1884.
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Wanted.

4 UENTs Ia sell DINON'S nov and 10.
n roriur MATS and CHARTS. A.
liaA ~ az ag"ncy as any IN the world.
fui "a Rage dialogue. tfr;. address
JOHN DIXON.
AL Market ~.
Nan Francisco. Cal
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ENGLISH REMEDY

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DR.. Gibbons
ClSPEkSER Y,
To tho Unfortl

..b., ~ Nl,Nih
Ne. ~ tut't'.t ',i
Commercial ~tttEt
Ntu ltttttf-tHt !
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Mot Stree. Sunday Scho j TcacAe" &
Al Sn, the laGniry man) are til
wage of s.n.
All Sdn-S.evcnty-f five cleat ioz,n n
cieckSc no Wasace.
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PENN: RouTE-B 6 p. station, 9th and I, s,s -rS
Boston. pm Idaiiyl. Phiaie phla acro,nnodatios.
and ITO pm For GhcSso GIN Cincinnati h 81 AZ LOUIS ~
and Pttsburs and West, eaoO Chicago iimitsd5
81 LOUIS and except SATURDAY 10 lineage 80 an.
e e1p1.s an" 1906 nSnn" al lo Pom sday eac,s
me south, =. lo;oo am, i:se pm aaiis 1e.cs as
100 m, s2os, 800 300 4:i5 AIS. sso, s s:oS
az; lo0o and LEY Pm on sunday, ss,o 300
p m. daily, except sunday FOR Annapolis S rs
sunday ann. AS Pun Tof nfia' c sana.s 1
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara. 1000 pm daily. e1csps
b. AND o. RourE-statIon, Corner New Jersey Avn
nus, nue. and street.for Chicaso 1000 tfsst linn.
~ LOUIS; daily $50 p M 1910 m For Pis,searx
Bridge. Lexington and saunton. ioIS p m eA'I Ior
hayre de Grace, Newark, sinserly, Wilmington.
m daily For BaIiInore. $50 GAO. 80 s' $40 So ana
iooo am, Lilo LA, 3:ls ..smnute ,rainl, 800.
$50 $50 and Io 800 AND ana I en- ss s'9as S
l:!o. o'4o, 6:49, s;z5. II pm. tor AnnspoliA
S and Si s sS @ isS
and $50. $50. i.io and PM FSr s1ssicns on Ms.
sag sn Branch S S.,; m daily except sun:
sunday. for principal stations Metropolitaa
lions: Tor Frederick, $40 a M, 445 D. m. daily, es
cept SUNDAY. For Hagerstown, 1880 aud 5.3l
washington and Gaithers6urr ioSS am. end iss~
li:2o p M daily, excep, SUNDAY:
Orleans and Atlanta, iII5 a. m tdniiy.1 For Louis
vile $50 pm; sdailyl southern mail and express
daily except sunday. Warrenton a. ~ daily epce -
Sunday, il:l5 AM $50 p. M. For Lynchburg way
sHENASpoAH RoUrE-R & o. station.--For New
orleans and Intermediate points. 1850 a. m and $50
wAsHISaroS q oHro-B & p station.-Leave a
9:lo - NJ daily except sunday. and 4:4o p. M every
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Campbell 1Al On September 2sd 1856 .. Las .
m, m 1.ss r son OF rhomas aud sSnnie Campbell In
Interment al Albany. n. " lAlbany papers please
CARTER. AT his late residence, $40 9th street
northwest, on Thursday, September %, at o'clock
a. M, JOHN K. CARTER, IN the seveuty-fo year
Funeral service at Oak Hill chapel saturday sf,er-
CHASE On Thursday September 23d 1885, Ro-
NALp WALTON CHASE, aged thirteen months. son
Funeral service at parents res,deuce No. aos N
street northwest al 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
SLARh MIS-, ALICIA CLARK reci Of the l.,s
i've years. Born In Canick macrossCou Aonoghaa,
May she rest In peace
Requiem high mass at 81 Domfncs Church. M onday,
TO attend funeral AT halipast nine
o'clock from her late residence No. l024 9Th strees
ELIZABETH LOUISE FoLLEK
May she rest In peace
Her funeral will take place Monday, September
27tb AM. from her late residence $40 Ain
northwest thence 10 81 Msrys church, where requie
GARDNER Al Sulphur Springs, A. A. Co. Mo-
on September 23d 1885, JOHN GARDINER, In the
eighty fourth year OF ms age.
JOHNSON. Departed this life. Thursday, Septeus-
Der Der :, 2Sd, 1885. At 1 o'clock am. BENJAMIN n
Funeral from The residence Of his sister. Mrx Mary
Williams, l4ue q street northwest SUNDAY. al four
O'Clock. lpittsbufs papers please copyl 2.
KEANE. on september 23d, 1856. at IL O'Clock
m, CATHklNk. only child % Patrick and Mary y.
keane, aged invent, -one months.
Funeral from 22ls Penusy wanna avenue. Saturday,
September 10Th. al half past three O'Clock pm.
MASON. Departed this life at her late residence.
1913 sixth street northwest, the morning VI sep
tember 23d. 1856, al O'Clock, EMALINE MASON,
the widow " the late George T. Mason, In the sxty.
fifth year OF her age.
Not I'm cruelty. not in wrath,
The reaper came that day
And TOOK our dear mother away.
BY HER CHILDREN AND GRAND-CHILDRKN.
Funeral from the Asbury church, corner Of llth
o'clock pm Friends and relatives invited ~
attend
PAYNE On September 22d fSS6 at 12:l5 q NJ.
CHARLES Ii. PAlN Nj, aged sixty-seven years
Funeral Will take place from ST Albaus parish, On
Tenleytown road, sunday. September 26th, 1850 at
attend
sALoMoN. On September oath 1856. al $50 am,
IDA SALoMON, aged thirtysix years, i've months
and twenty flour days.
Funeral from her late residence 7o8 Seventh street
northwest sunday at pm. Friends and relatives
are respectfully invited TO attend.
TYLER. Al the residence of her parents 1921 Ath
street northwest Thursday, September 3d. az lO:4e
O'Clock after short but painful Illness BESSIE,
only and beloved child of George and Elizabeth Tyler,
aged seven years. three months and hfteen days
'Suffer little children TO come unto me-"
Friends of the family invited attend the fun
era from second Baptist church, Sd street. between
pm
WARD. On September %. 1880. at LOS q M,
CHARLES b., beloved son of James and Catherine
" Yard. aged twenty -seyen years and SIX months
Funeral will take place from his parents residences.
No. 1912 Ninth street northwest. on saturday, the
maculate Conception church Friends and relatives
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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The Sovereign Grand Lodge.

Boston, MASS, Sept. 24.-The Sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows continued its ses-
sion this morning. Jurisdictions were called
for new business. The committee on state
OF order reported that it would be inexpedient
to establish q home for the orphans Of Odd Fell
lows: adopted.
The Judiciary committee approved of the de-
cisions of the Grand Sire that lodges under i'm
mediate Jurisdiction must meet once q week,
different rule has not been prescribed by the
state grand lodge.
The special order for locating the headquar-
tiers OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge was taken
up Past Grand Sire Nicholson moved that
nominations be made and that an informal
ballot be taken to determine the feeling of the
G era n Lodge on the subject adopted; Among
Washington, d. @
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The Courw.
PROBATE COuRT-yuiOe .Za,,aes.

PROBATE CoURr-Jud0e JGnses.
To-day, Mary u. Bradley, appointed guardian
Of children Of J. =. Bradley, IT,; bond $4,000.
Estate ?. =. Burghsrt; Elisa ]: Burghart APP
Sarah w. Smith; order appointing n. w. Bex-
Hamilton johnson; do. A. E II. johnson;
bond 900. Estate Of Florence 6hanahan: J..
J. White appointed administrators; bond $500,
EState Of Christine Engel; will admitted 70 pro-
bate. Estate OF Arseni1s T. Harvey; sworn
statement OF executrix filed. Will OF John G.
sued 70 n. w. Beveridge and r. A. Stier; bond
100000. Win Of Mary e Lawson; admitted TO
probate and letters issued TO Ann Lawson; bond
$1,000. Estate OF Thomas Jenkins; pelition OF
J.T Boioeau tor testimentafy letters died. Estate
of Elizabeth ODonnels viii admitted TO pro-
bate and letters Issued TO Mary q. Cook On
special bond Of q 600. Estate OF John C. Hark-
mess; Will proven, admitted 70 probate and lot
ten Issued TO Maria y. HARNESS; bond e12. 600.
istratrix c. L Q. approved.
Onicer Hagan, who was stabbed Wednesday
afternoon by James Warden, IN resting COM
fortably, but will not be able 70 leave mis- bsd
A transfer nom Clavsnes r. Norment 70 Gso.
E Moore. jr.. has been placed on record for sub.
9th streea between l. and n streets northwest
the confederation being a, 500.
MIA Bradieys an aged widow lady, residing On
11th street near o northwest Was found lying
unconscious In her rooEn yesterday afternoon,
and In lew m1nutoo Afterwards died. II II
thought that her death was caused BY axo-
paexy.
The rotations between France ard 4adsgas-
esnR anafn asrn
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Probably q IIosmiciae.

MAN WHO EMULArED JoHN T. SULLIVAN
KNOCKED sESsELEss WITH A STONE.
The policemen OF the eighth precinct are on
the lookout for a young colored man. named
John Lewis who is wanted on a charge of as
sault and battery with intent to kill Charles c.
Ball, also coored. The assault charged Il alleged
to have occurred Wednesday night, about
O'Clock, I'm front of Reed Harris saloon, on
1th street, between z and X streets northwest.
who saw the difficulty that HALL had been
drinking and was in n fighting humort that ho
said he was as good a man as John i. sullivan,
and could whip any body In the country, ana
that he struck or struck AT Lewis, who threw .
stone an struck Ball I'm the head, knocking
him senseless. Ball has grown worse, and lase
night he was not expected TO recover. Lewis
had not been captured this afternoon.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Marriage licenses
VIM; Rice aud Lucy Holmes W. j. Hawkins
anu Maggie NJ. {. Hatton. OF l.. q. county, Nd,
haward y. Daniels and julia j. stick; Constans
uhe eraig and Eliza Queenan; Edward Isyloo
anu Anne l. GerhardL
HE foroMAc kEGATTA.-The Potomac -
gatta committee, al meeting last night de-
cided upon the following the order OF races
nen. tuesday; AT pm, senior gigs, i'm which,
Colnmbias will participate. 2:3o pm, junioS
ious-Aicyone, OF Elizabeth, n. j., and the
fotomacs, Analostans and Columbias. p.m.s
junior singles-Houston. of the Ionas OF phiias
ueipnlai Baker OF the Plate Printers associas
oi the kiizaoeths $3.50 p.m., senior tours
fotoinacs and tolumbias. 4 PIN. light-weigho
iours-Analostans, Coiumbias and potoinacx.
4So pm, senior singles, the entries for which
Will De neld open until saturday evening. q
p.m eigh-oared shells-Columblas and Potoa
macs
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" ALI En- d. WILLIAMS d CO., AuctdOneera
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONTING
On NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, e.sh
sell In front OF the premises lot No g. in square ~
NO. 400 having 5S feet front on New York avenue,
running back l15 feet improved by two-story frame
building occupied as livery and sale stable for the
past twenty-five years.
The above described property to be sod subject
an unexpred lease to run until April l. 1887, the
monthly rental OF per cent. per annum on the
amount of purchase.
This property is well located being central and con-
venent TO cars making ii valuable those in search
of frstclass business property.
Terms of sale: Onetnird cash; balance in one and
two years for notes bearing interest per cent per
annum from day ofsale and secured by deed Of trust
deposit ct $500 will be required at the time of sale
All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser. If terms OF
sale are not complied with within seven days from day
81 sale the property Will be resOld risk cost OF
defaGiting purchaser after Ave days advertisement
WAITER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-24

The Representatives Of the medical and
surgical societies OF the United States
met at the Army Medical museum To-
day and effected q temporary organizs-
tion by the election OF DIR. Eusey, of this
city, chairman. and DR.. j. kwing Means
secretary. The work was all preliminary, ms
the subject In hand was TO consider the advis-
ability of arranging for regular meetings In
Washington OF the various medical and
surgical societies. DIR. Pepper. Of Phila-
delphia, submitted o proposition that
OF the societies represented II was decided 10
FORM such o congress, and 1t was agreed 60
constitute An executive committee OF one rep
resentative from each society OF the Union
iavoring the project and that this executive
committee should decide the time for meetings
mset. , As that 81 ,hess
De an address by the president, and then the
presentation Of original essays for discussion. IL
was definitely decided that all meetings shall be
held in Washington, but the remaining dc.
taiis, except the address by the president and
the essays, will be LEFT 70 the executive commit.
Tee Each representative will report back %
his society, and If 1t approves the plan il will
elect member Of the executive committee.
The delegates forming the committee in Con-
=, American Surgical associasion-C. II. Mastin,
Mobile; {. I. Parkes, Chicago n. Sem, NIL
waukee; j. Ford Thompson, this city; j. Ew-
logical association-A. L. Loomis, New York;
Frank donaldson, Baltimore; r. c. Shattuck,
Boston; E. T. Bruen, rhiiadelphia; w. w. Jonp.
ston, this city. American Laryngological asso
elatlon-J. sails Cohen, Philadelphia; J. II.
Knight, Boston; q. w. Lefferis, New York;. IL
bosworth, New York; +. L. shurley, Detroit
association of American Physiciansand Patio
iogists-Wm. Pepper, Philadelphia; Francis
Delafeld, New York; Robert I. Edes, Boston; J.
Palmer Howard, Montreal, Canada; j. L. Whit
taker, Cincinnati. American Neurological asso
Siaiion-L Z. Gray. Brooklyn; J. Van Bibber
Baitimore; =. c. Seguin, New York; Wharton
Slnkier, Phiadelphia; Philip Zenner, Cincin
natl: American biological Observation-Disclosures
e, Agnew, New York; H: Knapp, New York
John Green, st. Louis; w. h. Carmalt, New
haven, Conn.,; Geo. Strawbridge, Philadalphia
american Ophthalmological association-P. f
Wadsworth, Boston; c. 4. Bull, New York: q
Z. Harlan, Philadelphia; Samuel Theobald
baltimore; X. Z. Freyer, Kansas City, Mo
tifford, New York; +. b. Greenough, Boston
X. b. Morrison, Baltimore; l.. Nj. Denslow, 1t
Paul, Mimi; q. III. Tilden, Boston. American
Chronological association-S. c. Busey, this
city; Fordyce Barber. New York; j. X. Chad
wick, Boston; Joseph Tabor Johnson, this city
Thomas Adds Enlinet, New York.
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AUCTION SALES.


COMFORTABLE TwOSTORY BRICK Dwell
~ ING AND STORE ATTACHED, CORNER OF
SOUTHWEST
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 81
TWENTY-FOURTH at HALF-PAST FIVE ~
O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front of the premtses.
PART OF LOTS AND 2, IN SQUARE 5OS,
fronting 80 feet Ala street and 90 feet on street
southwest improved BY comfortable twostory erck
store, corner of Az and streets.
The dwelling has all the modern improvements
such as latrObe range gas water, bathroom, GOOD
dry cellar and summer Kitchen
This property situated in one OF the best sections
OF the southwet being the Arsenal aud the In
tefsectioh OF Metropolitan railroad cars on Az and
streets
Terms: ons-third cash: balance in one. two and
three years notes bearing six per cent interest,"
able semiannually, to be given secured by deed OF
trust the premises all cash, at option OF pur-
Chaser deposit OF S1OO required at sale. Convey
ancing, &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be com
sell the property at the risk and cost of the deaultng
in some newspaper published in washington, D. c.
se17-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-24
Close or the Conclave.

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-So far as public business
Is concerned, the program for the twenty-third
trennial conciave OF the Knights Templsr was
finished yesterday. The closing receptions
were held last night, the most notable being
that of the Golden Gate Commandery of San
Francisco. This morning the various mead
quarters re being stripped OF their decorations
and every departing train is crowded with de-
parting knights and their friends. Thousands
have already gone, but other thousands
still remain. These thousands spent the
day in viewing the sights OF the city and enjoy
ing steamboat excursions on the river Tonight
the local communicates and those remaining of
the visitors will hold receptions; none of partic
ular special importance are on the list. few
minor street parades will be given, and the city
will be Illuminated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-24
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


~ III a. EABOVE SALEIs UNAvOIDABLY POST
p0ned until MONDAY, SEPTENBER TWENTY
sE EYE ~. 1886, same hour ana place.
SeZ4-Zt THOMAS UOWLINC3. AuCt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-24
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer:

TNHOMAs BOWLING. AucuoneeE
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
At auction rooms, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
bracing:
Parior Suites, Walnut and other Chamber Furniture
In sets and separate pieces; New and secondhand
carpets, One Very Handsome 9t-frame Mantel
Mirror, Pier Mirrors Large Walnut Bookcase
Stoves, &C., &c.
Also
About three tons Stove Castings. Large Quantity of
Stove Brick, six new New York Chilled PlOnghs
(said to be the best made)
At TWELVE O'CLOCK. for the District government
two Cows, ten School Desks, one Large Copper
Kettle.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages, Bugges.
wagons Harness. DC. Se23-2t