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VHARLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
WEST END FOR SALE, BEING No. IT'S a

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE
MEST END FOR SALE, BEING No. IT'S. n
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of ~
the District OF Columbia, in equity cause No. is
ol23, In which Amy Z. Balmain and others are ~
SSom1paianants and Amy Il Seal and Others are
Y 1EGpt pa q TIE premises on
b Der five 90, IN square numbered one hundred
ana twenty seven l127( according Davidsons sub
the sag part Of lot fronting l255 feet and
width hundred and forty mine 14s) feet six I8j
inches to an alley twenty feet wide and contain
Ing three thousand eight hundred and fortynne TIA
l3,S49 7-1 square feet, less The lot IL Inn
proved by substantial Brick Dwelling.
Terms: OnefOurth cash; residue In 0uual Install.
menta In one, two and three years from day Of sale:
the to give his promissory for the
SS1 per cent per annum payable semiannually, and
secured by deed OF trust upon the property sold.
$3.50 down at time of sale. COnve, ancfng expense
of purchaser.
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee
OUNCANSON BROS. AuCte Qp22-dEda
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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ScheduleIn effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18Th 1854
until further notice

Jersey avenue and c street
Fast Imed fn H1pTs el a: 1ns
Chieago arriving 10 Pittsburg at go pm. ollcaso
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis eany q.
Seepns Sas m e above points Without
Louis arriving in Gncinnst next morninS a. ~ As
50 Louis $50 pm No extra fare Is charged on This
$40 I'm; daily: % Pitisbars. cleveland and Detroit
IF For ;6 Ssl5i%SSs yseS ssy: go $40 !sosso
sas 1880 SIS and 60 ,5 p%
,d tS6 BatmcEs ore on Ia. sunday $40 7so $40 and
SS Ss fnm n:sS:s 40 point. sue
For GRAN. AnnaPes: $40 an, and l2:lo md Aso pA.
FOR way stations between wsshIngson and Bald
S S So $50 sa % vac f az
$40 c; S;.o 1 and y 90 pm For :..oss on 20.
;5s s s sa sS
% dss S1 sns :S. s. an @ RGs
sas iss :sss
For Hsgerstown and Winchester. $40 sna esss .
Trains faS s'sr rom tSs Sas Gao 7o.
30 Soo ESQ and 1920 P;m New 0r!sso. EsPrs
SUNDAY. ioaspsa s ss PM and a'o and ss
From Lexington 6:3O pm. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate ponta, e:26 A.
ana Tr $40 Pm &c aa ~! except sunday.
ESQ. 7:s0, s:45, e05 and 1890 am., i2i5, =, ST
4:20. 5, $50, 7:4o, Band IL 90 p.m sundayA 660
s:2O, $40 and o'Oo Am- 10000 4:20. 9. 630. 7,<&
An trains E9@ w.shlnsson stop. Relay ss.ae.
For further Information apply at the baltimore ana
Ohio Ticket O6ice-Washipgtons Station, SIC nd 1881
Pennsyiyania avenue, corner Of llth street. where
orders VIII be taken for baggage 70 be checked and
received e any point In the city.
All Gen MANAGES. Baltimore IA
WAsHINGToN. osIo AND wnsTERN RAIt
On and amer NoYEMBER 16rK, 1855. trains wm
Leave nom and arrive - b and r. Oh End Bssssss
,,x Ls: !. w.sans'G9 g 200 an "a As % e
Round Hin a. nH7 an and 7s82 pm kseurpinG,
leave Round Hul 66l an and 1:26 nm-s - LDGe
burg GA an and 2y01 p-ms aD1 arrive - waahinG-
so a = ~ SssS an 2s aee 4 - R.@ :.
thaf leaving Washington st l;l6 pm. aEo daklE e
other trains are daily excspt sunday.
MONTHLY md ooonassfton Raas: % % pgluA
Fu11 Inx.
er2IN0 oooD4
Now opsa ~ he IsAas ransrass nusunrAaH =
"emssoes
- n 1A11
nAls aali EExA AVA
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DUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

EXECUTRIX SALEOF THE ENTTRESTOCK CON.
IAlNED IN THE CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
OF X II. GRAHAM, 4OS TO 416 8Th STREET
NW C0NSIsTING OF CoyPEs, ROCKA-
NO TOP BUGGIES, EXTENSION TOP CAR
R +. NMSs BA1k0uCHES. JENNY LINDs
sLEIGHS, TRIMMINGs, CARRIAGE MHTE
RAILS AND TOOLS. &C. &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. April. TWEEN.
TY.EIGHTH, 1885. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
we VIII sell the entire stock. partly mentioned above
Graham, 4OS to 4l6 Sth street NV.
MI. Grahams reputation for good work should at
tract the attention of purchasers this sale of both
new and secondhand vehicleS
Terms cash.
ANN g. GRAHAM
apZ2o EXecutrix of II. H. Graham. decd
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= = 4 4 f. s: TT : E E. 81 s.;
Len ~ ssss : EN- 3 3

Garos Easter Scrap Pictures for eggs, Novel Satin
Wholesale prices given to churches and teachers.
frety CARDS at &c each, Satin Cards, zoe to Sl.60
Scrap Book Pictures French issue Paper, silk
t,n mnsleI Pictures Jap Goods Mats parssos Nap
Nanon. Mikado, See Saw ETC. Lustre Paint, &C. and
1Oc: school cards, soc 100 Studies for Painting
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SPRING OvEacoArs
We have them from SO up
EIsEMAN BROS,
MOST POPULAR
TAILORs AND CLOTHIERS,
ap3s.tu Cor. 7th and streets
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UNDERWRITERS

JAMES BELLEW,
u FURNIsHiNa UNDERTAKEN
corner New Jersey ave- and q St nv
Telephone call, 1855. ana
R1oHEAIK9RRN = GAiNa rrnrnr.v.n
1O11 9TH St Everything Strictly Ffrvtcissz and nm
the most Reasonable Terms n =
OSEPH GAWLER. FURNISHING UNDER-
~ IAkER and PRACTICAL EMBALMER
ITO Pennsylvania ave. NV. Terms moderate and
everything hrst-claSs. Telephone call lO2-l1 my2I
u w. BARKER
CNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER
1faouate Of 1854 Class Of the Cincinnati School TO
Ambalming n. Lukens NJ. D.. Principa.
J. h Clark Demonstrators;
6l2 18th street northwest
Telephone call 947-4 ana
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs DowLINo. Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING, Anctioneer.
AB agT Eogn HySpnEP sEsANIgSs rEIA r
BLOOM. AT Auction.
On % SATURDAY, APRIL TwENTYFOURTH,
Pm in front Of nv saiesrooms lin st and Pennsyi.
vanla avenue, will sell about 400 assorted Plants
lmnostiy IN oloom), all put up in 6-inch pots
ap22-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
nuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
FINE LARGE FoUR-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
aGN 4sS F6R Bu ~
rW Sn sAT EoRIRAY AaFTERNoSNto APRIL m
EAST HALF Il OF OF LOT oiii IS, SQUARE 400.
Gnt,ng - ol2 feet on Louisiana avenue, and rum
proved by large brick dwelling containing
20 T rooms ms, modern MODS conveniences
ness offices or dwelling and will be desirable invest.
ment immediate vicinity OF the City Hall and line Of
Terms Onefourth cash: balance in one two and
snree years notes to bear per cent interest," payable
cash at option of purchaser conveyancing at pur-
se s9' deposit Of 5So 2. TINE n 81 sale
WALTER b Williams & Co. Auctioneera
vA dIk5NR R9EE FRq n, On E9RTH
AM Aff.rf sEyE NS aJ. STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT
FOURTH, at SIX O'Clock p M. we W shall sell :.S
Lot No % Benz w. Carpenters subdivision Of G:2
s72. having Is feet front running back the depth
thereof improved by well built two-story brick
ments. celia under the house.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in six ard
sale and secured by deed of on property sold.
All conveyanclng, &c, at cost of purchaser. 500
..oo..,. WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO..
apZO-d&ds Auctioneers.
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A1O@&A0 OOW4A 1NOs AuCS1o000E.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsrATr o,s
TWENTIETH STREET, BETWKEN r AND r
NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated November -
1873 recorded Ia liber 9Ol, folio 343 Of the 81:
Land records OF the District Of Columbia and ct TO-.
public auction In front ofthe premises, on MONDAY,
the SELENTEENTH DAY OF MAY NEXT nj
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, that part of orieinai Lot = in
square IT, beginning at the northwest corner Of said
lot on 10Th street. AN running thence east Sc fet
10 inches south Al feet inch west 1856 feet
north a rect Inch, to beginning, Improved hy
Terms Of sale: 1000 in cash. balance at six and
Twelve months from day Of sale, with in
option deferred payments to be secured by deed Of
trust On the property. A depost Of $500 will be re-
ing at purchases cost terms are complied
at risk and cost Of purchaser three days notice
RICHARD T. MORSELL. Trustee
ap1o-W6e,1m THO6 BOWLING Auct
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y = :. III $Sj$EEi;EEE II

DR.. CHEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT. or Regenera-
tor Is made expressly for the cure Of deraneements
of the provocative organs Whenever any debility of
the generatfve organs occurs, from whatever cause
the continuous stream Of electricity permeattng
through the parts must restore them healthy &C
ton. There Is mistake about this instrument
Years Of use have tested It, and thousands Of cures
are testified to. Weakness from Indiscretion, In
capacity Lack Of Vigor, Sterity@n FACT any trouble
Of these organs is cured Do confound this with
electric belts advertised to all ills from head to
TOE. This ID for the ONE specified purpose Fur cir
culaxs giving full information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co.
au3-w&s 1O8 Washington street, Chicago
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ELoum FLounn FLouRm
There has been big decline in Flour. and am pre-
pared 70 give the consumers the benefit of the decline
havelp received two loads of the fnes MIME
sofa FLOUR that Is made. al 1929 Also the CALI
E0RNlA PATENT, at So. The very best FAMILY
FLOUR, e6.26. and Q fine EXTRA FAM I,Y at "a so
N. A. POOLE, Wholesale Grocer
mhZA 04% Louisiana ave. and 035 Il a.
INDIA TEA CO..BUY Low AND SELL LOW
Family Flour. el.2S. An grades kept and sold
at lowest pfices No. Mackerel so cents DER
bucket 1.-TWO dozen.) Plantation Java coffee
roasted Srequires y less than any other), highest
navor, Doc. per ID Shoulder Meat, to TIC per lb
Cassards Best Sugar Cured Hams. IL ,scib. Green
Sonee, 10, 12is and &c H. Tea soc. H., worth Goo
Creamery Butter, 3Oc. ID. 3 LIB. Bird seed, Csc
Syrup, y Honey. 66c. gal. INDIA TEA Co, 445 1th
o. s.w. 18th st. cars pass door, send postal Goods
oeiivefed and guaranteed fl0
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

N orion
10 oRocxRs AND HousKxKkPKaA
BEWARE OF ANT IMITATION on
e. IT, e.; /: T.
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
without doubt the most BEAvrrvuL and the
~ sey: n al s Sny ss MN
. Flour UNsuRPAaskD by any min In the world. To
STATE .S aos
Europe and eaten 1t the principal Courts Of old
Like everything elss that has gained renown some
reputation it has gained by initiating the Name and
nor article fog che genuine.
Bs sure and 10 Il that either ssc o. barrels read
"CERHS"
end have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDAIS
attached Meme genuine without the two gold msdals
WIZ n GAIT d 90,
ap33 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealera
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RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE ART FURNI.
TURE BELOW WHOLESALE COST PRICES
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment from Daniel G.
Hatch, dealer in Art Furniture 42O 9th street, will
offer at private sae at less than wholesale cost prices
until SATURDAY. May FIRST, 1886, his entire
stock, consisting Of
Fine Mahogany Cabinets and Tables,
Richly Upholstered Chairs.
Draperies, Bric-arbrac
Rare Engravings and Small Library Of Rare and
Miscellaneous Books in Fine Bindings.
applet SAMUEL MADDOX, Assignee.
1)uNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
H9E 9S FzER
sTFHRSaRAT a. FIVE SSf9skA
IN the ssas shs
fronting 81 feel LOT on se s5asI a e5e - ,o.
and Gs In rseSS section of the
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
BY Of Sr ali
eaSn at option OF &C. at
resale. 49, 'N' A
ap23-d DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera
;" C. DUvALL. Aucuoneer, 925 street.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
WOODWORKING MACHINERY. &C
l shall offer at public sale, on WEDNESDAY
APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK
"A. NJ at the factory of Levi Curry. corner of 9th
ana y streets southwest, the Woodworking Ma
chinery. Belts. Puieys. Tools. Fixtures Timber
once Furniture. &C, belonging to the establishment,
PARTIES interested will please write tor Catalogue
ap21-1w NJ. J. WINE, Assignee. 020 81. NV
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CPEcIAL AND PEREMPT0RY AUCTION m

y "'141-
I viii sell the
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
VIZ SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Commencfn9
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH. AT TEN AN
And VIII continue daily until all goods are disposed OF
and Notions, consisting Of - -
snks, velyets. sasns. fns Dress Goods. Cashmeres,
embroidered Fiannels, Table Linena Towels
Blankets, Quilts, Underwear. Hosiery, Corsets,
Laces Embrotderies. Gloves, Jerseys, Umbrellas
line OF DomesticS.
Ladies VIII do well to attend this sale q good q.
sortment OF Spring Goods win be offered daily
Ietms casn. M. FOLEY, AucttOneer. ap206te
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auctioneers
ap2O-d&d
BOWLING. Auct,oneer

ELEGANT WALNUT BOOKCASES. WITH SEC
RETA I ATTACHMENTS; FRENCH PLATE
MANTEtI AND PIER MIRRORS PARLOR
SUITES. WALNUT MAKBLE-TOP TABLES,
HAT-RACk, ELEGANT EASY CHAIR, IN
FIGURED PLUSH; ELEGANT WALNUT
FRAME LOUNGE TO MATCH; IRoN-FRAME
RECLINING OR READING CHAIR, WITH
AND FENDER, WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE, SEVERAL WHAT-NOTS WALNUT
AND PAINTED WARDKOBES MARBLE-TOP
BuREAUS. ODD CHAIRS BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS, STAIR AND HALL
CARPETS WINDOW HANGIN(iS MANTEL
GGRFNAMENIS, TOILET WARE, CHINA AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KITCHEN REQUI-
SdIES PORTABLE BATHTUB AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, TWENTY-SIXTH
APRIL 1886, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at the
residence of gentleman declining hOusek eeping No
I25 18th street. between q and streets northwest
VIII sell the entire contents partly enumerated
above.
This sale offers splendid opportunity for those who
are about furnishing
Terms cash.
ap23-dts THOMAS BOWLING Anct
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PROFESSIONAL.

MRS DR. ]. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR
,Nl geon Chiropodist, Manicure and Dermatoligist,
late OF Boston. COrns, IS
Beautiful Nails make beautiful handa Offices 1922
81 NV, Washington, DC: l16 9th av.. NY. 13
GORNS, &C.
~ Daily walks on easy feet, In open air and sum-
shine best promote health and longevity: hence the
thousands that visit DR. WHITES Embellishments
l4l6 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington and IL North
Eutaw st.. Baltimore, for relief from and avoidance
Of Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails and other foot
ailments. 4Oth year Of practice. 81 sitting. apo
MADAME PAYN,
M MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT,
The only Importer and Manufacturer Manicure
and Chiropodtst Goods south of New York
ROOMS AND g. VERNON ROW,
10 045 Pennsylvania ava
AHRA n. A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC Healer
:M AND BUSINESS MEDIUM,
Is at home. 1724 9TH 81. where she will be pleased
70 meet her many friends and patrons 02ms
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,

Holding Special Term for Orphans c,,rr R.,fne..
In re estate of BENEDICT MILBURN deceased.
By virtue Of an order passed in the above entitled
signed administrators the estate Of said Miiburn
VII! offer for sale to the highest bidder on the
rWO O'CLOCK n:Ls PM at the auction rooms Of Dun
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia the I'M
expired term OF the lease held by said Miburn in the
premises or dwelling known No. AIT q street n w
IN said city, the same being part of original Lot No
IN square number i've hundred and eighteerf The
roof brick dwelling house
The lease is for six years and eleven months from
the go day OF April 1881. Terms of sale CASH Cost
OF and sale TO be paid by the purchaser
WM G. HENDERSON,
VIM. F. MATTINGLY,
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WIN. g. HENDERSON,
VIM. F. MATTINGLY,
IHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

epIOt DUNCkNSoN BROS. Auctoneers
FTHHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURES AND
GoRNER OF 1914 AND D sTREETs NoR - n
WEST. BEING No: 1851 D sTEEET.
os yrsa n OF chattel deed Of trust dated October
the District Of Columbia and BY request Of
the 6 party ,, secured thereby, shall sell.
TAIsTfETT APRIL. Al. s 1855. on st E EkEElSHH1i
y OCi;OCK Am, AL goods and chattels as mentioned
~ p scneonie Al attached to Aforesaid deed such e.
Glasses. Crockery, de-. &c. Also the lease Of said
property with about tour years Of unex pired tme
The goods and lease win offered rst as an entirety.
Terms cash.
- FRANK w. BIRD. Trustee
THOe. BOWLING. Auctoneer. ap26, 241Se3t
THOMAS BOWLING. Anctaoneer
THAT VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP.
lily. KNOWN AS THE GERMAN HALL.
SITUATED ON ELEVENTH STREET MA Il
EM0RTHWEST{ BEING NO. 8O6), AT AUG.
On TUhsDAY,APRILTw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1856, e FIVE O'CLOCK PM, In front OF the es:R
p prenart w,ii seh that valuable improved
ronns IS feet on ~st ss q 81 III m x
Brick Budns with III modern im an1 enss
a Tn,s very 0ssir,nls and rsrd impcynE prop
Terms: cssh within twenty days, and 600 down !,
chassrs Gust Msssms sre not compsd Pug
8 Ss ~ "a CO.. s e ss isis p ~
s5SssbszafF 5Sa ~: sisazE
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SPECIALTIES.

a WONDERFUL FACULTY.-MRS Z Nc
"A CARTHY, lady possessed with the power of
reading the past present and directing the future in
all business affairs, Is at the St Chares ST. and
PennsylvanA ave. apl46ts
NFME ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
Nl and AstrOlo gist, has been consulted Business
Love and Matfimony for "a years In this city all In
trouble CALL Satisfaction guaranteed. Office hours
Am. to pm. Fee SOC. and 81 312 First stS.E, Capt.
toll HILL IA
nEAFNESS. ITS CAUSES AND CURE. BYONE
Dwho was deaf twentyeight years Treated By
most Of the noted specialists of the day with ben
1T Cured himself in three months and since then
hundreds Of others by same process plain. simple
and successful home treatment Address
f23-tuth.sl2w TSPAGE. LIS East Goth St. N Y City
direct treatment without the Of knife caustic
or ngature. Cure guaranteed Can be consulted
2l3 Sd St n. w.. from to 9 pm ap2-l2ms
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
XNlL1FE All business confidential Ladies andgen
uemen % cents each. 4OS street, between 9TH and
9th streets northwest my6A0ws
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P1oxw1cx CIys w Hnxx.
ssa 2: Asa I. pss.ssS dsccsK Hsss = hand 81
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auotioneer.

HeH9RaEToWM; p q, Known As iots AND
On MONDAY. APRIL TWENTYsIxTH, -
1855. N mont Of the premises, commencing Ct 81
SIX O'Clock p. NJ, will sell the foilowines ~
descfteed property. subdivtaVn Of Lot So fronting
% 1870 teet on west side Of High street between
Grace street and the Canal and improy "a bv fcur.
story Brick House, containing about thirty rooms
1850 high street. 49,
Immediately aher sub. Lot IS, fronting le 2s-loo
rect on the north side OF GrAce street near Hh and
improved by two-st0ry and basement Brick Housc
containing four rooms and kitchen, being No, S2l6
Immediately ener. sub Lot 81, fronting u Aet on
snS nopsh a9e Oh Grace street and improved by two
Term: Cash, Of which 500 will be required on each
piece ct time OF SALE All recording and conyeyancn9
AZ p1rcnesets cost THOMAS BOWLING,
apzO06os Anctioneer.
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EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOVELTIES
EASTER NOvELTIEA
NOW Is the time to buy-stock complete.
LARGEST TOY, FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTY
HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Prices the lowest
CHRISTIAN RUPPERT,
apis 4O3-aO5 It'll street northwest
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYA,

UEKS q CO., Auctiones.l
w 037 Louisiana aYeuua
Opposite City Post ofnce.
PERE1rfToRY SALE IN ONE LOT or srx,rr
OF GROCERIES, AND LfOUORS eHEIR
GOODS COUNTERS ANDsHEfViNGs C1IS
hARGE ICE BOX; LICENsE &c. BE
EOUR.AND-A-HALF STREET, CORNER or III
81 SnuTHWEST, AT AUCTION, TUESDAY,
COOP LOCATION. Low RENT. SALE POSI-
TIVE ap26-3t
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

AASf ACTORS "REsTIyG' THIS sPRISG-AN-
orHER CELEBRATED ENGLISH ACTRESS COM
LNS-rHE AMERICAN OPERA IN BOSTON,
OUR socIErY"-RoBsoN AND CRANES PLANS
FOR NEXT SEASON.
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We the undern0ned Banks and Bankers tcfU nan du
frfzcs drd1n In The LOuisidnd State LoerteS which
Hedv be preached az our counters.
J. n. OGLESBY
PfeA Louisiana National Bank
J. w. KILBRETH.
Pres State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN
Pres New Orleans National Rank
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DILES. INSTANT RELIEF FINAL CURE IN 10
days. and never returns No purge, NO salve. no
Free BY addressing G. J. MASON. 20 Nassau Sc, n Y.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-04
ONE CENT.

in Wisconsin. The Legislature is in
doubt Doolittle, Democrat, is reported
elected to Congress- He is an able man
and is not to be judged by his name.
The Democratic candidate for Cover
nor in Connecticut has plurality, but
not enough to elect him The Legislature
will elect Republican.
In Indiana the indications are that the
Republicans have elected the State ticket
by from 5000 to 1000 majority and gain
ed three Congressman. Family quarrels
among the Democrats account for this.
Holman is said to be defeated for Con-
gress.
In the Third brooklyn district of New
York White (Republican) beats Bell 10
votes. The district is generally good for
5000 Republican majority
From Virginia, as paralyzing as lit
seems, the following appear to be about
the size of the news, boiled down
The Republicans seem to have elected
Brown in the First, BOwden in the
Second, Gaines in the Fourth, another
Brown in the Fifth, Hopkins in the Sixth,
Bowen in the Ninth. and Yost in the
Tenth
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Special to The Times
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., NOV

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. g.
Late dispatches from the West this
afternoon and evening bring startling
news 1t now seems that Morrison is
beaten as well as Hurd, and that Carlisle
if elected, pulls through by only a
scratch. Indeed, the latest reports from
Cincinnati say that Carlisle is beaten by
$50 votes
Nobody had any idea here up tO3 o'clock
this afternoon that Morrison or Carlisle
were beaten About that time a dispatch
came from a prominent official in Morri-
sons district, saying that it looked as
though Morrison was beaten. This even
ing the report is pretty well confirmed by
a dispatch which says that the majority
against him will be 1000. Press reports
from Cincinnati say the majority against
Carlisle is 250. The Democrats here can
scarcely credit the report, as his majority
was 5000 last year.
Later.-Since writing the above dis
patch from st. Louis says Morrison now
admits his defeat. His friends here are a
good deal discouraged over the outlook
1 in the next House With Hewitt Hurd,
Morrison, and Carlisle out, the prospects
are rather depressing.
Reports from Indiana say the Republi-
cans have made a gain of several Con-
gressmen and elected a majority Of the
Legislature-making Harrison return as
Senator foregone conclusion. This re-
port, however, lacks important details
and gives no figures on the Legislature.
/ The indications are that the Democratic
majority in the House will be from fifteen
to twenty. A.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., November

WASHINGTON, d. c., November g.
A dispatch just received by your cor
respondent from the editor of the Cincin-
natl Sun says: Carlisle uncertain; will
take official returns. Both claim it," A
dispatch received at Democratic head
quarters this evening says Carlisle is de-
feated by l 900 majority. Press dispatches
report him defeated by undoubted major
ity.
The majority against Morrison is over
LOO.
Two Democratic candidates in the
Fourth and Fifth North Carolina dis
tricts are reported defeated by Independ-
ents
The indications at midnight point to a
Democratic majority of 10 in the next
House. A prediction is made here that
Randall will be Speaker of the next
House. A.