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The Academy Of Medicine.
INTERESTING DISCUSSIONS AT THE SESSION n
PITTS


In paper on the proper education for physk
clans, read before the American academy q
medicine In Pittsburg yesterday eruoon, DR..
Il. Lowry Sibbett, OF Carlisle, Pa, stated that
the Standard Of medical education In the United
States is lower than in almost any other coun-
try. He adverted to the infamous traffic In
diplomas In that state, and called attention -
medical schools that issue diplomas alter .
seven or eight mouths course. The special
committee the '-best education Tor medical
students" then presented their report, In which
they recommended u classical educatAon Tor al
students.
An exhaustive paper on "The status OF Msdt.
cal Education ia the United states" was then
read by DIR. John ID. Kelly, OF Lowvilie, N. Z.
Dr. l.. r. Bush, of Wilmington. Del, followed
with u paper ON ''The Advantages OF q Classical
Education 10 the Medical Student aud Physt-
cian." lie was very iorcIbie In his remarks;
but DIR. w. L. Pancoast. OF Philadelphia, said
there was too much studying Of Greek and
Latin 10y children AT u tender age, and that ne
believed that IL an the earlier training OF chill
dren they were taught German and French,
they would, when they grew older, make more
rapid progress in the dead languag In the
evening DR.. h Is. Sutton, president OF the acad-
course of his remarks he stated Thai there we're
lOl medical colleges In the United States, NJ
tended annually py nearly 15,OOo students,
graduating each year almost one-hsn Of this
ENORMOUS number.
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Y0HOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer
CHA NCE.sY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, No. zoos SIXTH STREET NORTH
W LSI WASHINt.TlN Ii 10

CH A. nee SALE OF yAhUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, No zoos SIXTH STREET NORTH
WI w IT, W,AHsaHINGTHM, 2 G1THKEE-sI DRY
BY virtue OF decree Of The Supreme Court Of 80
the district OF oumbia passed in EQUITY court,
No ~, l36 on the 10Th day OF september, 1886, xl
the undersigned Trusiee> Will sell public SAFE
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1876. at the hour OF
FOUR O'CLOCK. all that piece of ground aud i'm
ton, district OF Columbia and known and described
Lot twenty-lhree (-oJ, IN sQuare four hundred and
fyOne 451 the said Lot being imprOy cd by good
three.StOry amt Frame House. with large twO-SIOry
Brick building in the rear.
Terms OF sale being follows to wit: One-third of
the purchase money in cash within Ave days after day
of sale, of which hundred dollars paid ~
deposit the time OF SALE and The balance OF the pur
chase money in three equal staments in six twelve
and eigh months from the day Of saie for which
the purcEa,e shall deliver to said trustees his or
not dated uay OF safe and to bear interest
per centum per annum: all cash, 1T the option OF
the purchaser. In default of OF
of property 10 be resOld the risk and cost OF
FRANK T. BROWNING,
COlun bia Law Building. tr-,,,ao.
RANDALL HAGNEk.
oc9-eod 462 Louisiana ave,
E THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TIL sDAY. NOVEMBE2 SIXTEENTH, 1886
SAME HOUR AND PLACE BY order of IT ustees
Ocl3nol&eO THOMAS DoWLING. Auct.
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Tanned HIS SOn-in-law With n shot,

CLEBCRNE, TEX, Oct. 49,. W. smith, O
prosperous farmer and prominent citizen, living
five miles east nj here, came in aud gave him.
self IN to the sheriff to-day, stating that ne had
SHOT his son-fn-iaw, j. A. Hughes. his reason
for so doing was, he said, the conduct of Hughes
Ia THIS wife, whom he T. said To have abused
shamefully. Hughes not only misireated his
vile, but applied the vilest epilbets TO his
mother-iD-law. The old imam undertook 60 re-
organize affairs, I'm which process he was COM
PEELED to "A shotgun. Tue wound Inflicted IL
not serious, ana smith was released on a $500
bond
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AND RIP-RAP
Us. ENGINEER OFFICE 81 ss PENNSYLVANIA aveNw
sa.1os MAsHINGToN. d; C.. October 9. 1856.
I,yLi; u: on TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
provemens of LOT and rraP stone on i'm
as follows: 1' ~ -
1.-for dredging and embankment Section Ill
3-Eor dredging in The washington Channel.
3-Eor dredging in the Tidal Reservoir Section H.
saS forms of bids and other nfOrma
ton. apply at this office. PETEK G HAMS
oe1s.1415, 2s,45- sse-An' o0''"'' u r's"ee'~
PROPOSALS. FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
Il BLADENSBURG ROAD.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WAsHINGToN. u. G., October l2lh, 1850
De SGfe
SS ds.t 1856 Improving Biadensburg
or as far as the funds allotted viii permit.
at be
getnef with all necessary information. and only bids
he Igh, is reserved to reiecI any and all bids or
oc12-6t Engineer COMMISSIONER b. C.
Proposals for Fuel for Botanic Garden for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1887 will be received
M ,he Sef q lhe M NJ
PARTICULARS as to character and Quantity desired can
be obtained upon application at Office s; , ,,,rr
oce13,16lS Superintendent Botanic Garden.
WASHINGTON. d. C., OCTOBER 4, 1886.
sealed proposals are invited for furnishing thirty
gh h rad with pipe valves nd
the Pension bucing. Plans can be seen in This
office, where specifications may be obtained. Bids
issa WI" De opened at p NJ on Sf.0 iS 70
oc6-eo4t Supervising Engineer and Architect
PRoPosALs FOR THE SHE OF CERTAIN
cEKTAiN FRAME BGILDINGs SITUATED in
Sealed Proposals received at the office of the
e DC 9aEer nP sss 6
sale of all the material excepting BRICK stone, marble
ngs:
s Ya ia lbs i2a Is. S IA 49, 1a
A street = E-Nos l23. 12S, l4l. LAB. las, 147.
Fist Sas ssrse. ENos 2 ~. IA. 49, 49, 90 100
East Capitol ST eet-Nos. 1O3, l05, 1O7, 1O9
ear IS e. Ai s square 72s'-N0A ? 1906
And also the following mentioned frame buildings
No. Ito First street southeast
Nos 10 and l2S street southeast
Nos is and 20 Carrolrs Alley, (e29)
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
Further Information may be obtained .! TIE office OF
siOnal Library building No i45 East Capitol street
z (! Y sF6r I5Abk'
oc5-1-911-l3 Comnliss oners
DROPOSALS FOR
L CONSTRUCTING FAMILY BUILDING.
WASHINGTON D. c.. October I'd. 1855
Sealed Proposals will be received at the flee of
Mr.. H. A. Willard. chairman OF the building commit
tee of the Board OF Trustees of the Reform School,
Sa. 4EGGk
one Family Building the grounds of the Reform
school
Blank forms of proposals and specifications to-
gether with all necessary Information. Can be OBJ
secretary of the Board of Trustees at No. 1884 +
street n'rhMest aud only bids upon these forms will
The rig ut is reserved to waive defects and to reject
any and ali bids. GEORGE w. ADAMS,
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A Terrible Temperance u.~~.e


hE GOT 80 FAT IL HIS FIVE YEARS ABSENCE
HIS WIFE COULDN'T REooaNIzs HIM.
WILKEsBARRE, PA. Oct 13.-Seventeeu
years ago Patrick Mccoy, n miner in this
county, deserted his young wife and went to
california He said he would return when he
had made his fortune. After being gone nvs
years, ana not receiving any word from him,
ms wife gave hun up as dead. Recently Nc
10Y returned with few thousand dollars In
MS possession aud called his wife. The
latter tailed 10 recognize him. and said he was
another man, and would N, have ANYTHING 20
do with him. Mccoy recalled the DAYS OF his
boyhood and the date of their marriage but all
TO no avail. The wife says me Is another man.
When he went west Mccoy WAS very SPARE:
now he weighs over $50 None of his friends
recognize him. McCoy Is heartbroken over his
wife's refusal 10 recogt,tZp him
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THE EVENING STAR

I on CAN Save MONEY
BY coming,o
OAK HALL
For your
CLOTHING
NO matter what sum you want to spend, you can
get more Tor b at Oak Hall than anywhere else
Great Bargains in Trousers. 81 so to 60
SUITS.
For Men. from Sc so to $50
For Boys. from IS to SIS
For Children from s. as to $40
ovERCoATs.
For Men. from 50 to s2a
For Boys. from 50 to SIS
For Children from 8. SO to $40.
No trouble TO show Goods at
WILL BE CLOSED NEXT SATURDAY UNTIL 6
OAK HALL
ocs CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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TOMORROW,


pUBLIC AUCTION SALES OF
REAL ESTATE
AT BOARD OF BROKERS ROOMS
HOG ST. NV.
,s OK IT. GEs OCTOBER FogRTEENTH,
PROPERTIES WILL BE OFFERED:
BY JOHN SHERMAN Il CO
No. 1906 Odd St, 2-story Brick House. @ rooms and
BATH lot l6x9O, to loft. alley No HOG 20 ST.,
X-story Brick House. rooms and cellar, bath; lot
IL IT. in. by "a f. s in.
BY FITCH, FOX BROWN
Lot So So 1872, fronting 2Oi. #. on 18th st. between
ID and scott circle, by depth of 97.42 II.
BY THOS E. wAGGAMAN
Lots Il and - in square 743. containing about 900
square feet each, one square from M-street cars
soul beast; about three feet below grade. 2-Story
being part OF Lot y, square $40, 70 by "a IT. 4 in
BY PARKER & TOWNSEND
Lots 77and IS square 1885, fronting ~ feet Corco.
ran st. by 81 deep Lots 10. 81 and 80. square $685.
BY swORMsTEDT q BRADLEY.
Nos 1924 l2241 and 1929 Wylie St; two-story brick
houses. ROOMS. water and gas; lots 12x55 to ten
foot AL y: OTIS l. z. 3, and 3. in square 9l5.
Also the east Is feet front by depth thereof OF lot
z, square 724.
Terms at time of SALE
THOs. F. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
w. c. DUVALL. Auctit neer. ocl1-3t
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HoRRlnLE TRAeEpY.

HoRRIBLE Tragedy.
Four beautiful young ladies hung without proyoca-
ton al SlS sth 81. by three aole-bodet with
out being Intercepted by officers of the law An in
yestgatoD into the facts revealed that the leader Of
the three assassins was q mau by the name of Mon
frop, and his accompices were his subordinateS Mon
rop IL well known artistic painter. and rpou
animation admitted deed The building where the
ACT was committed Is known the
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
where they manufacture Dresses. Cioaks, Wraps and
JBderw for Ladies' and Children Upon question:
Ing the manager of the Manufacturing Establish
ent II Was learned that the victims real
only images, artisticay painted by Montrop, dis
play what 5 manufactured the second floor of their
workmanship and the low prices OF the guous we man
nfacture. We positively save not less AZ per
cent sud good tit and satisfaction guaranteed. On
our nfst floor may De had ali kinds of DouesfiC Fine
Dress Goods. Blankets Comforts, Corsets, Hosiery
Jerseys. DC. &c, &c. remarkably Low Prices. We
manufacture. out of the best muslin, hemiSe Drawers
and skirts al &c. worth double money. We call
special attent,o 10 large line Ci,iaks, Wraps
and Newnarkets which are superior In STYLE quality
and TAnAnshp at prices that Will surely aslonish
YOU Ask to - New markets. and you will be
convinced hat IL beats The $40 purchased else
wAere- We also Call the ladies the fact
their garments 10 order at days noice With our
great faeiifte@ we accommodate all who come and
Satifactlon guaranteed
AANUFACrU RING ESTABLISHMENT,
3lS seventh street Northwest
Factory and Salesrooin for Ready made Wear ON sec
Ond noOr- OCT
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ENTIRE FURNITURE. CARPETS, &C.,
CONTAINED IN DIV ELLING, No. 1898 NINTH
sTkr-ET NORTHWEST, COMPRISING PAR
WHATNoT. n. T: TABLES. EASY CHAIRS.
PICTURES, SIDEBOAkD, EXTENSION IA.
BILE. DINING CHAINS, CHINA AND GLASS.
MARE, tOOKiNG STOVE; VELVET AND
TIES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FOUR
TEN II, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK we will
Sell at the above Dwelling the entlI Furniture, &c,
called. nCi1-3t
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7THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH -
at HALF-PAST FOUR o., LOCK, will Sell. on t.:1
the premises. part OF Lot II square TIA, front &8
Of ll5 feet 70 Soioot-Tide alley, bling No 3l6
Frame Dwell ing House containing seven rooms
ALSO, IMMEDIA ELY All Err, Lot adj lining,
fronting 70 feet by depth OF l15 feet To 3ttoot-
wide alley.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In one and two
years. secured by deed Of the property sold
or all cash. at the option Of purchaser. deposit of $50
at the time OF sale. ALI conveyancing at purchasers
cost. Ocl3dts
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The New York ..BSOale'' A1tiermeu.
NINE OF THEM REARREsrED AND THEIR HAIL


There is no doubt now that ex-Aldermau
Sayles, of New York, has fled. In continuance
OF the rumor In New York. there came Ia the
registers office yesterday law clerk who filed
a document by which Sol. Sayles the alder
mans brother, conveyed the title to property
on 5oth street and on 9Th avenue 10 Clara Ry-
der Tor $4,000. sol. Sayles Justified bonds
man for his brother the owner of both these
pieces OF property. In consequence OF sayles'
hight, nine OF the 1884, aldermen were rear
rested yesterday afternoon, aud the bail was
raised from S25,OOO 10 $4,000. Kirk at once
gave the extra bail ana went away. BY 3
O'Clock all but Farley and Miller were able 10
furnish the added security. The latter were
locked up In the Tombs for the night Delec-
tiNes learned that Shells and O'Neill were on
Coney Island, attending the horse races. There
they We're arrested, brought 10 the city, and
locked up in police headquarters. Charles Ii.
Reilly was also locked up there.
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a Gtddy COtored belle.
SHE PROMISED To MARRY Two MEN THE SANE
DAY AND ONE. OLE CnuRsE. GoI LEEr.

DAY AND ONE, OF COURSE, GOT LEFT.
ANNA, ILL, Oct ia wedding In high
colored society took place at Golden, five miles
north of here, which is exciting considerable
laughter and joking. Inc bride had been
divorced but one week before, at the last session
OF the circuit court. During the week she was
engaged 10 .wo more gentlemen of color, one u
handsome young fellow from Vienna, johnson
county, the other Golden preacher. The
preacher being in a hurry, she promised to
marry him at seven O'Clock Tuesday evening,
and, OVERLOOKING With hove, lac spent some
none y I'm buying her outfit In the afternoon
he went TO the squire TO arrange Tor the perform.
ance of the ceremony, but when lIe entered the
squ1res Office he met his sweetheart walking
arm in arm with his Vienna rival, they having
just been tied TOR life by that same Justice. Tie
happy couple are of enjoying their honey moon
while the disappointed preacher has Ia endure
the jests OF his friends wherever he goes
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an estate worth elOO.0O "a 9200, 600 to erect
home 1br aged and tntirm coloeed people Of
Rhiia0elphta.
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kErs1pNE MAIr WHIskKY

kEys1DNE MAIr WHIskKY
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE
STRICTLY PURE
tHE BtlsT TONIC
PERI ECrs DIGESTION.
tnseuane" III Consuns ption. Wasting Diseases and
6enera. Debility.
PRICE. ffr Bottle. Sl.0Or Bottles for $500
Beware OF hnitsfiooS None genuine without the
Signature ei kisSER d MENDEISON,
Sole Agents Tor the u 8, PhilA. Pa
FOR SALE BY
Stott. Cromwell q Co, \
TschifeiyiS Eysns, Swsvhinx1au N n
Barbour Hamilton.
3SLa.w6f
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Mr.. Gladstone Il still unable 70 leave hts bed-
room. He u suffering from lever, aud his con-
dition Il believed to be worse than u publiclR
admitted.
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T1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
corner Lot, containing 4,642 square feet, e.ss
corner Of Second and n streets southeast Lot C9
fronts GA feet Sig inches street by 100 feet ON
Second street. Fine chance for building small houses
mproved by one-story frame cottage, % feet front by
40 feet deep, five rooms water in Kitchen stable and
hen house. Yard contains peach, cherry and plum
trees
The above described property will be sold auction
In front of the premises on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH, 1856. at FOUR O'CLOCK. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost 500
will be required at time of sale.
Terms made known at sale. oc4-dta
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FTNHOs J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TKy psrVsD p SALE pS Of ~ yALgAgyE US1M-
NUE.. NEAR THE CAPITOL PARK.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 23d, -
1850, and duly rec rded in iIber No 1927 folio 20
AG Ar :, SEQ o sha sell on
fOUkOCiO, i'll front of the premises, Lot ltttered
A, OF subdivision made by Mary v. Chiffon and
others OF ertain lots in square 800. fronting oS
north.
Terms of sale: Onethrd OF purchase M oney in CASH
the balance Ill two equal instruments and two
years from day OF sale with interest. which the
notes secured by deed of trust the premises sold
SHAH be given. depOst OF 500 will Be required
when the los is bid OIL ALI conveyancing ut pur-
property = pnr hasers risk If terms Of sale be not
Complied with within ten days
oc11-d&ds GEORGE f HAMILToN' Trustees
TI,HOs. J: FISHER Il CO.. Real Estate Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
N DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR THE
CAPITOL PARK.
On MONDAl AFTERNOON, OCTOBER go
O'CLOCK. in from OF the premises by virtue O.. S:8
q deed Of trust dated July ,st 1852 mud duV RI
corded In Liber No 1907. folio No. 456 ct seq we
sary " Chiffon and Others of certain lots In square
No. $50, fronting 81 aid 42-lOOhs feet ON Delaware
avenue, between north and streets, with the
ptSvements CONSISTING Q: = threesory brick house.
the balance in two eQua insalments at one and two
years IT. m day OF sale with interest for which the
no.es secured oy deed Of Irls on the prsnisss sold
when each lot is bid Off Ali conveyancing II pur-
chasers cost Trustees reserve the right resell the
properly at pur h,sers risk II terms OF sale be not
c1,-dAa. WI WI 4 T. fMa eEIEkiksu. Trustees
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BAkErs GOLD MEDAL,
PARIS, 1875.
EAhEKS Warranted Absolutely
6AhERS Pure Cocoa, from which
bAhERo the excess of oil has been
removed II has three tunes
hI.EAhFAsf TIE strength of Cocoa mi xed
btNf-AhFaSf with starch, arrowroot or
I'I.E-A n r ASH sugar, and is therefore far
HAnfAsI more economical, costing
"Ss than one cent cup. IL
IotoA Is delicious. nourishiug
'oSoA- strengthening. easily digest
A 3D. and admirably adapted
VIVA ior invalds well for
persons in health
sold BY Grocers everywhere
CAT W. BAKER & CO.. Dorchester Ma.
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NUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers
SALE OF FRAME DWl

LAECUIORS SALE Of FRAME DIV ELLING
And LOT ON NEW JERsEY AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN Z AM Q STREETS NOkTHW Est.
On WEDNESDAY. tGIUBEK INVENT .a5ssS
ETH, AID 1856 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, /, as ila
executor, will sell in front OF the premises, &1
SUB LOT l5, SQUAR 5lO,
fronting 21 feet New Jersey avenue. and having
depth # S3 ieet. improved by frame dwelling.
1erms IA cash. balance in one and two years; notes
10 bear per cent interest per annum payable semi
ANNUALLY, and to be secured by deed of trust; all
CASH. at option of purchaser. deposit of 300
quired at sale COnveyanclg. etc, at purchasers
cost. Terms to be Compiled with In ten other
wise right reserved to risk and of default
ing purchaser after five days pubic notice of such
resale in some Newspaper publ he'd in " Washington,
d. Z. l. L. job NSON, ExecuIOr.
0cl3d&ds
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Under and BY virtue Ut q decree Of the Supreme -
1st 1856 IN certain proceeding In equity. en- ~
titled In ra George Brent, No. 76G the undersgu,
will offer for sale. public auction in OF the
premises, on MoHnAf. the WENIY.EIFTH DAY
deferred "B" and co." OF sub.iy sion made By Mary
" hilton and others Of certain lots In square No SD
the balance In TWO equal at one and two
notes. by deed Of trust on the premises sold
sh.il be givsn A deposit q SlO0 win bs required
chasers cost Trustee the right resell the
properly ~ purchasers risk, II Of sAle be not
cOmpIied with within ten days
CHARLES 4. ELLIOTT, Trustee.
ocll-d6d8 4O8 9th n ~.
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LIQUID BnEAp.

LIQUID BnEAu
PURE MALT EXTRACT
Possess the highest merit II Is manufactured from
TIE rhecesi materials. aud combines psls-
t-De qualities refreshing drink igor-
at4D and AOleSOn4e properties the best Malt tx-
tr.GE~.
IL : irue tonic and delightful beverage. alike de
saose I"1 iiiNaiS ana persons In health. W Ill be
ioehd upon TIA 20 oe pleasant and complete suosti-
TUX lO al %IcOhOic GEinks, most OF which too
stliiua GE- Tor delicate constitutions
II ut St' craze Par EXCELLENCE for uurslng moth
e. GREATS al sbuABce OF milk while 10 strength
ehs .Dc nv 4eOTa-es J4se 6ntire system.
aItSf cHTefI. Analysts Wilbur O. Hall IN. D. New
1SsAl says Liquid Bread Is = refreshing nuur ng
ttnic Dc craze, and 1wEOies0ne. invixo ing tonic
~ = tGisa yle 10 tie tsSe aud easy XssiuiatiOn
Rank i I-fl1ts Fh D. NJ d., 81. Louis after anaIy-
70, SAYS Us iDN percentage of alcohol, erve,c-
eftss 3s eightiu4 taste AID Cdor, all combine
Oniiiietl1 NiCiloL>oIts Mat ExIract being most
IOhfshihS beverage ana the best article OF the
THAT las ever come 9nder ny examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r. ST LOUIS
AtwholesaIe By
W1- MUEHLEIsES,
yN els 9Th ST.. WASHINGTON
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
HUFTY & DYER.
Ii Real Estate Brokers' 18th and F.


III Real Estate Brokers. 18th and F.
FOR SALE At PgBLIG AUCTION on wEDSEs-
I SsHS ga0IF a TaasA II sd1 Is AH
EHSa 4Es f!SE T5Es SESss
~ sb st oe eR II 2 PEE Hgc PHEs
Train LAWS b AND o: STATION AT
oeias: M1YFEh vt AsS
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
EHkkNNtHPsE fAsfhy IL
s fSsf %EkSiHR NsSsE% H. zsR
M AkpsesEs: SCI cA1E ESsHG BkDsTkAPs
HALE HALE PIerH
HAIR AMP SIHE r. MAIr I IS S; sP r s.
PslSo StRhhRsh2f bESsoH 94 eeek
STOVE. CHANDEL II 5. tETssEL , A AND IL \
PETS THRouaHouf The HOUSE. KITcMES
M KnF 40 hfISG r FtRN tMThh
st tx # tFS aG5TfSS: AVENUE
4, !. Sassa sss
therein which the attention of parties reurnshiug
is respectfully called ocl2-3t
Tl,HOs ]. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Y WAnE AVENUE. NEAR THE cArlroL
On N9NPAx ArTERsnoS rt 9erq PsgE
FOUk O'CLOCK, in front OF the premises by ~
in sr r NS hoo o wy
shall sell lots lettered c. and D. Of subdivision
avenue. between b and "C streets north with the
Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: onethird Of purchase money in cash.
o day o At 5r ad
notes secured by deed of trust the premises sold
when the lots are bid of All eonveyancing ii pur.
chasers Gust Trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
oe,a.sas. WI W. { E ESlnHH Trustees.
ESMAPlE GROVE" ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
The ubscr,bers, as commissoners of the circuit r.a
CO Of a ,hs On Wv vs. Es
s. s SSss9 = sFsasss .
in SAID county known as Maple Grove" farm, occG.
pied by De James Macka eonsistins Of 81 acres and
situated about three miles from Washington. on
eS view
the Long bridge Aqueduct bridge or Chain bride
ity of Washington. elegantly Improved BY a compare
tiveiy new l:rge and cUmmOdiOus iwOstOry double
spring house. Ice house and a splendid barn. The
residence surrounded by stately grove and artistic
grounds and the farm is enclosed BY fencing of mod
ern the wno,e const tuting one OF the most COM
piee and desirable residences in this section of the
country.
of sale: Onethird cash and the residue in six
tweive and eighteen months, in equal ms a ments,
with Interest from the day of sale. the option of
the purchaser the whole can be paid in cash. taking
from the purchaser bonds with good persona. ~
for the deferred payments and the title be retained
until the are paid or the further order OF
the court
The subscribers meanw lille authorized by said
decree and are prepared to entertain private offers
the property, JAMES F. GLEN ENTS
EUMUND BURKE
s.. q. BRENT,
Commissioners of Sale
Virginia, Alexandria County, to tsit:
certify that Edmund Burke one Of the commits
sones Of sale appointed by the said decree has given
bond with approved surety CONF ltioned according to
law provided by said decree.
II. Fl. YOUNG,
Clerk of the Circuit curt,
IoYR n6rla f,oun Va