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saOh. don't mean TO wait loncar shal, on In
town myseli-tnst q. we don't hser-and aues::
out you may safely trust TO me-"
d,.contented,y' man = i0r'nsn' now saaa Adeia'
Lady Jane sighed. aTbere sae,n. IN n. noeh,nu
| else Tor me than worry.v ~
"wnat moref'
ION, well didn't want To botber vou ana II
everything else WAS oo,ng r,S, {o a. s nj,
trouble me. It's lstrer ac @ WarS s' she
away from home HsTr,s ho nas 49,. " x
self or blame her. as the yoin1 ia1v has nan ~ IN
her mind for some time. That's gratitude, You
I'm sure should let her be sheu never come
| to any good end, that girl Haven't always said
so?" '- : A '~''
IAN hope IS she'll take another name. ours "a
| such q very peculiar one,
"And II Glencore came TO know IL might he very
| unpleasant for me-,
Be very certain there is some one obectionabie in
every family. or course, some inquiries will have
thing quiet, can't at present take any sleps In
the natter
very likely she's back again by this time"
~ shouldn't wonder" said Lady Jane. absently;
and then. after moments pause she ADDED. .T'ye
been thinking. Suppose before we 20 10 the Fai.
lownelds was TO write to them and manage to
bring In something about whether Ihey expected
Glencore. It's Just possible that they NAV have
heard from him"
Jane put IL at once into execution managing &c
insert question Of annaranrIv h,}rn1ng fnteresi
which needed an Immediate reply.
The reply came and in a posIScrpt the writer
| was so sorry that LORD GIencore was prevented
coming to them, fearing it might be disappoint.
ment 70 AIDA.
| my DEAR" said Lady Jane 81 must 20 to town
1 dare say Lady Somerton will guess why al.
though shall invent some reason to give her.
Iear Was indiscreet In loseng sight OF this young
nan: But don't despair; nothing beyond remedy.
can only md out where he Ia, rest assured this
Will never happen again.
al always thought you were too sanguine," said
dfSnlpQ n pvRrYhO0Y
II oont believe he ever wanted to marry me.
ohly you would have 1t he did,"
Lazy Jane went to London, was absent q week.
s anu tnen returned sadder but not wiser
woman. MOI trace could she find OF GlencOre
not WORD mad she heard Of him.
Anu feggy! said AIDA; "what about herr"
MOI syllable. She had been gone a week and
ever peope harris wrote TO me- i seems how;
at least year.
Il wonder" said AIDA twill he ever turn uu
AGAIN.? Her thoughts had reverted to Lord Glen
COTE
a. ", course ne Will" said Lady Jane decidedly
and we must profit by the lesson we have
learned from him. Now, my dear, go Off and tie II
Stevens Su;e 10 come 10 me. l aave trying ordeal
people here Will put. / heard them IN fits OF
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The Bridge of Sleep.

slender bridge 1t is-a slender bridge
This span of sleep,
Which can that void that lies
'Twixt US and Paradise
So overleap
ln3t we, without much as futter Of hand
Or pressure of foot, pass to the other land
Built upon piers of cloud across a chasm,
river of death;
No hold in rock or clay
Yet tits the Kings highway.
And In one breath
Beg Ear with prince would pass and 10Y with woe
Mother leave child and lovers part 10 60
what Is beyond this fragile span Of sleep
On the other shore.
thick y- peOpled place;
A lost beloved face
To see once more:
vanished hand to clasp yearned for in vain
And voices we could never have heard again
And OF that other bridge, that my site bridge,
Over whose track
We are so 10th to pass,
Because once crossed. alas
We come not back,
So very like to this Of sleep it seems
What Is beyond it, Dreams and only dreamss
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aSSsE IS st hrh s 81 ETG sn4 sFkf7f
NORTHWEST
Two.sroRY FRAME Ad H9h ON THIRD srnxrr

NEAR o STREET SoRf fH Nj D % MES -
Sy virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
ssfE sa S g Ne
compLalnants. aud Sophia Bouvet ct q. are de-
for THTssb&Y. ApsiI f fsH Dn q
81 ss:s aI ps AT
drsd and sigS lsi tsennine Tor he ssm st on
ns nS o. Sn street west at the distance Of forty (40
running thence south twenty COZ feet; thence due
east ninetythree t93) feet l inches; thence north
twenty i20l feet and thence vest ninety three l03)
iesS ~ mones 70 the Pacsof bsgtnnins. improved b
SECOND Al SIX O'CLOCK PM Pr. Of lot. mum.
oesed twenty,one CID and twenty-five t2), In Rich
sroson suoov1sion OF lots in square numbered and
described q square west Of square ave hundred and
nfty-three to53 oegtnninR the same ct point in
the west line Sd street west forty two feet eouth from
tn corner Of lot numbered nineteen (l9) IN
west line of said 10 97 feet thence west 53 10
feet TO an alley thence northwesterly with the east
line Of said alley 10 81 feet thence eastery "a az
feet to the place II besinning. Improved by two.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. one-thrd IN one year
and in tive from of sale The notes
Of purchaser purchasers shall be given for the de-
ferred bearing interest at per per
num- payable sem-snDualy and to BE- secured by deed
Of trust on the premises Sold all cash. the pur-
chaser or purchasers option Conveyapcing. &c q
purchasers cost deposit of 90 required on each
piece at time of sale II terms Of sale not complied
with IN ten days from day of sale the Trustee
the rgh to the property in default at the risk
and cost of the detaultng purchaser after five days
public notice OF such resale in Newspaper pub
iished in Washington, D. {.
julius A MAEDEI- Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS Auction era sp15.eoGds
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From the Burlington Free Press
young gentleman, whom we never suspected
OF vanity, but whose evident tendency To badness
we have often deplored, asks US how to preserve
the hair. He requests that our reply be strictly
confidential; but knowing the character OF the
postmistress In bis town, We prefer to run no
risks, aud accordingly answer In cold type
There are several well accredited methods of
preserving the hair. Personally, We have tried
none Of them, but have Kept q careful record OF
those recommended BY our baldest friends. TO
avoid any fnvidi0us distinction between them we
submit tine several methods N Alphabetical order:
A-Arrogate no authority in the household.
B-Be Ia every night Is early - shutter cen be
procured.
e-Garry up coal when requested.
EAT what Is set before you.
Pix the nre before going TO bed.
G-1oyern with wisdom the dog.
H-Hold your tongue when addressed.
!-lneiine 70 instant obedience.
y|oin nothing-except st0vepipe.
keep on the carpet.
LOOK sweet when luliing the baby.
A-MAke merry with the wood pile.
N-Never look Q new bonnet In the bill
o-ostracise yourself when the sewing circle
P-Practice perfect patience.
2-Quash every Querulous complaint
k-krnder yourself scarce In housecleaning time
FSpend and be spent for the sisters OF Timbuc-
TEND door.
U-Upset nothing.
n-tan1sh when callers come.
.u mnwstch the kerosene lamp and dop't lee u
x-xpiain when called upon.
l-tearn TOT mother-tn-law.
Juno; asd 10 bad snbsoSsi ioeSa s'' - y
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hUNCANSON bkOS., Aucttoueeys.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING HOUSE NO. 423 Z

by deed from the heirs ct law Of Christine Kozei
hs s f0f p ;s at nSc auction on he
O'CLOCK ?, NJ the east one-half 90 Of lot fourteen
Beginning at the southeast corne- Of said lot and
running thence west twenty nine feet sig inches,
thence north hundred and forty six feet eleven
inches to 80 foot-wide alley, thence east twenty.
nine feet six inches, thence south hundred and
forty-six feet eleven inches to the beginning. In
proved by threestory Brick Residence tanning
rooms and modern improvements
Terms made known on day of sale.
LEON TOBRINER, Trustee
apl9- eo&ds 322 Az St NV
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Aucaoneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SEvENTH 1883.
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises,
fert TX inches on the west side Of 30th street By
depth Of 65 feet improved by large and nearly new
brick dwelling containing nine rooms and cellar with
all modern improvements being No. 1902 30th street
northwest Also immediately thereafter part of lot
On s0sR street By depth q 30 feet on 'es'
Terms: Ope-third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest and secured by deed Of trust on
property sold all cash at the purehassrs option
property time of sas All conyeysncing and recor
ing ut purchasers cost. II terms Of sale not com
will be resold at the risk and Of the defautin
purchaser. THOMAS D0WLIN6. Y
spl9-dkds Auctioneer
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nRUNKENNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
POSITIVELY cUREp PIX =, AD ! ayS9 On

Ncan be given In cup Of coffee or tea without the
knowledge Of tbs person taking 10 absolutely harm
less and will effect . permanent and speedy cure.
hoiic wreck Thousands Of drunkards have been made
temperate who have taken Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge aud believe They
9pit drinking Of their own free will IT NEVER FAILa
The system once with the Specific IL be-
COMES p utter tmpossibity Tor the houer appetite 70
s1ast; t %s isis 9X v.,,.. uo,.. and
r. Z. HEIPHEN6TINE. 18th st. and Vermont ava.
dl-th.Atu ~ Washington. D. O.
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNr AIR LINE

vDIEpMONT AIR LINZ
$50 49, Tenn m ss Nal f bsS f for
Gordonsville Chsrlottssviie LynchburS kpd st.t2ns
betveen Aexsndria and Lynchburx. Blue hidss
cle9s AsSsns sps sns sss orssss faa%ss
I.a4 M@fsss Ss,i b.iiy for w.r.nson, cs.s-
sSeSsass. RoSSS MsSpS bsnsii S and Stations =
Shario,ss oolanabiA Aasns,H AusntA Birmins-
iornl.. Sai%sn as.psr Ss@ Sors 70 AS %tlsss@
70 connection With Pullman Sleeper, AZ
Tor soi.SS ns s snS sS~Ss ss
solid trains Washington TO Atlanta Does not connsd
70 p M-,Deily. except sunday. for MsnsassA
etrHsoJru: and intermediste ststiona
oSr ~ M,-Tss,sra EngFss. Daily for w.rrcnsoS
and Ohio route Pullman sleePers and Solid Trains
q hs%sS ais G Ed .nS Al sS
western points. Through Pullman sleepcrs Washing
'op 70 Mem Shis WITHOUT chAnTe.
surs b.ay sSu' ssIssh s:h.sas ~ Ss.tg as
op iismeA hssn nayust. Atlaps~ Mo1,somery Nes
..hnrton q Sss 1 orins rn ns,.. VIA a.ps ss
Montsomery Pullman sleeper washington % Aiken
Trsins on wA.hinston and OHIO division leave WASH
Daily arrive Round a fie II as saa' and
l3o pe'prnins leave Round Hill $50 4 n DAILY and
- A NJ aud IS NJ s''-
Through trains IRON the South via Charloss>. Dam
md :22 N EAst Tenne.see bristol and Lynch
our oufs ~ ~ u NJ aud 40 p SbesaPesfs
s aH SalS rog.' =, asa csA5pt's-s at ssof n
s,keets sleeping car reservation and infcruAfics
fnirnished and essaSe checked at once 1900 PENN
mh26 Genera Pa.sens.r ArSns
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Address Registered Letterst to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who are In charge Of the drawings IL
aguarantee Of absolute fairness and Integrity that
chances are all equal, and that no one can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that tbs payment of all prizes II
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of imit
tions or anonymous schemes apl1-w&s4w
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TRusTEEg SALE OF nlFaQvEp PROPERTY.
aE1Sc H0s, ~ sA6 S9PPI s4 aa1a1S
,By yirtsa q ased q Esst 49, ~ of3 DAY q
go iOe ia fsa, ere e ne Id sscssa, G
fss.ss.: vsli ss$s 9 pS5ls .sSaee, &8lt 81
go: sssS,:sS - 2: g., z - g.
" ~ - : !! SaVl Ssj ss..:.
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THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHoMAS po"iiNo' Aucuoneef'
CHANCERY SALE OF REvERSIONARY INTER
EST INUNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed the 9TH day Of April
A. D. 1883, in cause wherein Arsenius L Harvey is
complainant. and Thomas j. Semmes and others ara
defendants Ths same being cause No 10, ll0 of the
Equity Dockets Of said Court I will cell ct public
the TWENTYEIFTH pay OF APRIL. a d. 1858,
stFiVE O'CLOCK r NJ. the reversion IN fee upon .
and without foreturs IN the following described
real estate to wit: Original lots numbered tnree CO.
six co. ca, thirteen l3). fourteen Id fifteen
as, and sixteen tl6,, i1 square NUMBERED nine hun
District Of Columbia The rent reserved In said lease
n one dollar per annum.
Terms of sale must be complied with in days from
day Of sale and II not done the trustee the
rght reoen the property the cost OF the
dsfauitins purchaser All conveysncinx and record
ing ct cost Of purchaser deposit Of 600 viii be
LOUIS p. sHoEMAKER, Trustee.
apl3-dts go st. nv.
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By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
asy s sa s:s q
garet v sehetlin is com lanant and Anna u Hoover
ia
Feeor s s1Ong the land records said Ds,res il
1Sf E9fi & n isss = AF5SRaS t
the city Of wsshinston beginning ct point rs feet
snd & ss :
inchss thence west s3 feet eh tnshss thence sou.h
he place Of beginning. A'.>' 'A'1" y
IN s s ::S q
6: e 81 :sa
:iS ::.sg X
from ~ = AZ ssSs $4st: '''
nm ~ .,,,s Os fsaS.. ls s5ldlas. wv? q: .au
GEO. W. STtCKNEY. Auctionetr. ap1otha,tu-5t
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED MATE.
sss
AND Iss
charcoal iurnscs Rsps kettles r. e Be sSld 4 pub
oeLck Il hs
Building, 9th and B streets southwest Terms cash
Donald, cOm%s sS THOMAS boWiiNa. Aac.
toneer. ap-20-2
VVNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
ryEsp SHs MAY Il Il iss AHc IF faA1rrAsr
FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the premises shall offer
at public auction part Of lots 16S and 1862 in square
a. fronting 81 feet the north side of street by
depth of $50 feet between SD and 34th streets
proved by large and substantial four-story brick
ne a With AL hs
ington.
175 in square 81 fronting g feet on the south side
Of street between SD and oath streets. by depth
OF i20 Let improved by two frame houses Nos $3.50
Terms One third cash. balance in and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold All conveyancns and re-
cordng at cost deposit Of 5000 viii be
required on the P-street property and 800 on the
street property. apl9-dkds
GALE OF UNsERvICRABLE FURNITURE, CAR
y PETS &C., FROM THE EXECUTIVE MAHsION,
COMPRISING
LIBRARY FURNITURE, LOUNaEa, CABINETS.
a KlIsG W1c pkfks ABdkRs S9 kH6
CHAIRS. DINING TABLES. LAMBREQUINs,
LACE CURTAINS, FRENCH CHINA DINNER
SETS BEDsTEADS. HAIR MATTRESSES,
LAWN MOWERS, HOSE, MOQUET AND Will
TON CARPETS, &c, &c
On TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
FOURTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell
at our salesrooms 9th and streets northwest (rs-
moved thereto for convenience Of sslsl aauantt Of
sion, and partly named above
Parties desiring mementoes Of the Executive Man.
'sp BRos
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il BETWEEN 1WENTY-FIRsT AND TWENTY.
TWENTY FEET BY ONE HUNDRED FEET TO
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April. TWENTY.
FOURTH. 1888, ct FIVE O'CLOCK. We viii sell in
i'0ni LOTS q tss ~ 81. 81 IS AND "a: SQUARE 10.
Each Of these lots front 20 feet and have depth of
100 feet alley and located IN Of the most
tunnsIlins 81 Rock Greek win place This properly =
Terms third cash: balance ID and Two pears:
notes TO BE- syen bearing per cent interest from dag
deed q ss :. oS q & q = ns
to Be- complied with In ten days. othsraiSs ris6S r.
served TO resell ct risk and est q esfaut5ng pur
come psWspepsr p1bli5hed a NsSAfi0tes, b. G.
A'"' DUNoAMscN BaoA.
sn10.d Ancfionaern
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Maud Petherbridpe,. a,ho,cs

"du0 fetuerDr1OXe'b Choice.
OR TIE FATE OF NAUGHTY HARoLD-A ROMANCE OF
CHICAGO.
From the Chicago Tribune
Miss Maud" exclaimed Harold We're de Vera
and his voice vtbrated with the earnestness OF a
man pleading for another extension OF ninety
DAYS, =! nave never courted notoriety, nor sought
TO bring myself prominently before the public In
respecting man, have ~
~ believe not, Mr.. We're de vere," softly replied
Miss Petherbridge "To do you justice, have
never looked upon you as gentleman of fnordi-
nate ambition for mere fame"
mo, SAID the young man, with proud humility
you have never seen me among the vice
dents on the platform at a reception given to any
famous pugilist and my portrait does not glare at
you from the advertising columns OF every paper
in the country as the distinguished manufacturer
OF celebrated So shoe. do not thirst for The an
piause OF the nckle multitude, Miss Maud" he con-
tinued, with far-away look in his eye, "and vet
confess 10 you that / cherish a deeply.rooted
pride To you 1t may seem vanity or weakness
name bear" WV
The young man loosened his collar trine and
went on:
'Tne name OF We're de We're is an old. an honor.
able one 1t is well known in Old World annals
for centuries back, and has never been associafed
with anything dishonorable, unmanly, or un-V We're
de Verean. In the history OF this country while
1t may not have played a striking Conspicuous
part, 1t has always been found on the side OF the
upright, the chivalrous and the correct. The
name OF y, we're oe we're MISS Maud, is in itself
at Is indeed a most progressing name" rfir-
INJURED the fair young g1rl.h
II am very happy to hear you say so, Miss
Maud" exclaimed the youth, in an agitated voice.
| "and this brings me TO the real purpOrt of nv
visit this evening II has occurred 10 me as not
unlikely that the name OF We're de We're may com
mend itself to you as not altogether undesirab bile
substitute for that OF Petherbridge. never think
OF your name. Miss Maud, without q thrill of-Oi
sympathy and an uncomfortable longing to replace
IL with that OF We're de-
excuse me for interrupting you, Mr.. We're de
We're, said the young lady, with hat frosty
smile .but may ask you II your prospects In life
Will enable you TO maintain In becoming style the
dignity OF your family manner"
"H1n-Miss Maud, my family name ia as NAV
| already have intimated, my principal herltage"-
"Mr. We're de vere,' again Interrupted MISS Peth.
erbndge In = voice and ma nner decidedly bust.
ness-like, while am deeply sensible Of the honor
| you do me In Offering TO confer such @ heritage
upon me, II Is my duty to tell you that have re.
ceived similar offer from Mr.. Swackhammer The
name ne proposes as o substitute for mine Is not as
musical as yours, but at the bottom OF q bank
check IL Is good for about six figures Mr. We're dc
Good night"
With crumpled and forion aspect Mr.. Harold
We're de We're left the Petherbridge mansion and
melted away In the cleaning, feeling that his
family name was four sizes too large for him.
n
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WALTER B WILLIAMS 8 90. Aucaonssr..

HoTsEA9Lp EETEGTs OF TIE BEST WORK.
PETs, -BooKcHsEs LIBRARY TABLEs, Sill
ON T5EsbHT xPhE TWFN At
mencinG ct TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell. at resi-
dence, No. 1928 H street northwest the contents
HRS1sS S%ai't WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES PAR
eRfsky fkAMEs; Walnut II BSokcAshs. II II:
ING Room CHAIRS, UPHOIlsTERkD IN
LEATHER, EXTENSION TABLE,, SCREENS.
ELEGANT MANTEL CABINET, HALL CHAIRS,
oIToMANs, WALNUT MARDRoBEs, WALNUT
MANS, HALL RACK DWARF BOOKCASE.
EASY CHMR Mo9TET; BODY BRUssE lS, CAR CAR
HAIR MATTRESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
BOLSTERS. SlLvEn-PLATED WAR; CHINA
AND GLASSWARE. CUTLERY, ETC
Every article is Of the BEST make and good
dition when bought II will be TO the interest Vt
those desiring well kept furniture the sale
Terms cash. WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 co,
aplS-5t Auctloneera-
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/ 4 ! $ &! is 5; f F. F +


II consider It more profitable to b dis
tinguishsd for perfect at and thorough woss.
manship than for chespnsss."
THIS IL NY MOTTO.
And, for the largest number Of grammatical
sentences conveying the Same idsa, ssns 10 my
store on or before May 80. accompanied b. the
full name and address Of the sender. will give:
LIST. A e76 full dress suit for the largest num-
Der.
I'd A ESQ Prince Albert suit for the nsxt
largest number.
number.
These Suits will b made to the measure Of
the successful competitors.
Ill @. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
EXPERT IN TROUSERS
mh21-m. w&s-1m Cor. 9th and @ St.. Nv.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAN


FUTURE DAHN.
uoAAs BOWLING. Aucsaonesr.
CATALOGUE SPRING SALE
ov q piHrcr IMPORTATION or
SUPERB ZAP ANEsE PoRcELArNs
OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP.
BRoNZEs FINE EMBRoipERIEs. &c
TIE WHOLE FORMING A SELECT AND CHOICE
COLLECTION or
JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART.
TO BE SOLD AT
MY AUCTION r ONN
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY.
-FOUR AND TWENTY-FIVE
AT 8LEvEN n AND THREE p NJ EACH DAY
EXHIBITION ON MONDAY, APRIL TWENTY
THREE
aple-At THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsionssr.
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DRY GOODS,
NV SrRuxo Coon.

We hive just received fresh sssortmsst q sr2lNo
DRESS GOODS. comprisins FUN i%pe Of nack Fsfiis
rr,pcsis Pau Dc Sofa. and hskcost siha. sssaa
puchesa ana sursh silkA ell srsasa Bisch aiiR LAs
louncnss China silks. ssttesns and chsihes 10
choice dessrna Wool suitines In plain and Combine
ton. BLACK orsnsdipes Lnsn Shsetinp and Pillow
Iipeps psn.sl Table Cloths and Napkins sl zissa.
HooE BRO D CO
uhl-am lS1e o.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND M
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH, AT
'front.' Of The premses parts Of sub lots % and 81 i'm
square 1877 fronting II feet 18th street northwest
By 1871 feet TO SOfoot alley. Will be sold in part or
whole
Terms: Assume trust Of 500 bearing per cent in
terest balance in cash. il sold whole If in part the
terms Of sale cash Conveyancins, &C. at purchasers
cost 900 deposit at time of sale Terms to be COM
piled with in ten days. otherwise right reserved to
sell at risk and of defaultng purchaser after i've
days public notice Of such resale in some newspaper
puhlished in Washington. d. G. The Real Estate Title
Insurance Co.'S abstract -
FRANCIS HUFTY,
Real Estate and Loan,
splS-6t 1901 NV.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. =
zats CAPITAL PRIzB s15o, ooa
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nsnts for al he Montkiv and Quarterly DrGwt0s Of
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