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SATURDAY. Smilas

TO west, young man, and send to your friends
1or enough money to get back Have your fun
while you're young.-Oa City Blizzard.
New York has done away with her bobtail
horse cars forever. In other words, the iiepers
up with them.-Toleio Blade.
Mrs. Gossip-''Whatd do you pack your eggs
in salt for, Mrs. Sanders?
-L0,oeu Citizen. -''
when the young man calls upon his girl now
ne knows by her ill-concealed confusion that
ne IL soon to be made the recipient of an ele-
gantiy embroidered smoking Jacket that will
De sure to ft-somebody else a great deal bet
Ter than II will him.-Haytford Post
When young lady was told that the latest
fashion IN bonnets was to place stuffed ostrich
on the crown she said that might do for thea
ter hat. but she didn't think it would become
popular for driving or shopping.-NorristosOm
Two ladies shopping. ''what shall We buy
George for Chrisfmas2"
don't know; something useful, however. /"
That's just what Think
And then, after three or four hours hard
work for the. salesman), they purchase a pen
mings and meteorological bootjack. Boslon
Transc-ipt.
Dolly-"Aw, Willie, I must have made-av-
tremendous hit with that little Browusou
girl; she asked me for my photo the other
%illie-.Did y give Il TO hsrs"
Dolly-ssYaws, Of course
Willie-"WeM, that settles You at that house,
me dear fel She givee those phOtoe 20 The
servant girl, with 'out when thie ons caIla'
written On M"-Life.
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Times Changes.

Written for TIE EVENING STAR.
When little hands were folded on my knee
And Here lay me down 10 sleep,
pray the Lord my soul 10 keep"
In baby words repeated after me:
When. with the prayer concluded on my brow.
The accustomed good- nigh; kiss was prest,
AID babies sought their place Of rest
a little dreamed 'twould ever be as now
little thought that Time could make such change;
let sIcn a change indeed is wrought,
And they who once my blessing sought
Now think and speak Of me strange.
les, they who once dear papa said
Now. cold and distant. father say
And think and speak Of papa" gray,
Al one estIanged ard unendeared
For they, by will are miles away.
left them not. but they left me-
And they have ceased in me 20 see
For which a kindly word TO say:
But rather give their word of praise
10 those who bitter words indita
'Gsin-t him who in their dires, plight
Ran 70 their help, their head to raise.
God In His mercy ope their eyes
kre Death myself or them shall claim
For Death alike holds both the same
And after Death there NO disguise.
u DkcEABkk, 1888 -CHAKLEs NJ. TExIFY.
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Z. B. BARNUM & CO..
e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Ho1rDAY Goops.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

Ho1rDAr Goops
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS.
81 9TH ST. NV.
300 pairs Nostineham Curtains at s1-so Per pair;
IS pairs nottingham Curtains at $3.50 per pair;
II pairs sy!s. Lace Curtain, at $3.50 per pair for
pairs Brussels Lace Curtains at els per pair; for
mer price. $25 per pair
pairs Irish Point Curtains At Gil per pair former
price, els per pair.
pairs Crete Curtains at IS per pair: former price,
Is pairs Turcomsn Curtains at % per pair; former
price, 2l2 per pair.
300 pairs JuTeoman Curtains at s2 so Per pair for
IS pairs TurcomSn Curtains at 81 per pair: former
price, So. so per pair.
pairs Turcoman Curtains at sl7.5o per pair; for
2 pairs Turcoman Curtains at s35 per pair; former
9 Beaded Bamboo Portieres at % per pair; former
9 Ebony Corner Cabinets at ESQ piece; former
ESS Ssce Corner Cabinets at IS piece former price,
100 Silk scarfs at 81 piece; former price. also
piece
Velour Table Covers at IS piece; former price, s1o
piece
silk Tapestry Table Cover. at q piece; former
Satin Embroidered Table Covers at s1O piece; for
mer price, ID piece.
10 Piano Covers at 90 piece; former price. %.
large variety Of japanese consisting Of lara
Vases, Bottles, Umbrellas. &C., &C.
500 Horn Hassocks, q each; advertised elsewhere
for S1.00.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Fifty Ladies' Desks in all woods, which an selling
from S12 upward.
Fifty different styles Of Easels.
Fifty Music Cabinets. in all woods.
Hanging and Standing Cabinets,
Two hundred Plush Rockers upholstered in all
colors.
Five hundred different patterns of Rattan Chairs
and Rockers.
large stock of Chfldren's Chars Lounges, CouchsD
and students Chairs.
Bamboo Screens, Essels and Music Racks.
Parlor Furniture Of every description
Chamber suits in all woods.
Book Cases and Gentlemen's Writing Desks
One hundred different patterns Of Sideboards
Fifty Windsor Folding Beds at all prices.
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
d11.1w eth and SITS.
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PROPOSALS.


DfoPosAIs FOR Elevator, sKYIIGHTs, AND
y SLATE BASE DEPARTMENT or The IN
TERROR. WASHINGTON. December 2. lssS -SeAled
proposals will be received this Department until
LMELhE O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER
ing complete one elevator In the Pension building;
Tor furnishing and fixing the roof Of the Pension
buildins thirty three wood metal frame Skylhts,
and Tor furnishine and putting in position Slate
base IN the galleries and corridors Of the Pension
buidlng. Separate proposals must be unlimited for
each OF the ahovein duplicate. Pull particulars
esfuing the above either Of them also
Will be furnished on application to the Superintendent
OF the tension Building Proposals must be sddressed
to the Secretary the Interior with on
envelo showing whether t 10 proposal Tor Elevator
Skyllslt or slate Base. AL ree. the case may
WILLIAM f.NIIAS. Secretary. d5.s.12l5.ls.22 20
DRoposALs FOR PNEUMATIC DYNAMITE
y Ordnance once. War Dersrtmenl Nn<h-
inston, December 4. lsss.-Sesed proposals will he
recsiyed Al this once until oNE osCLoCkP NJ, ON
SATURDAY. DECEMBER TwFNTYNINE. 1855,
for supplying one s-inch and eight 15-inch more
less Pneumatic Dynamite Guns, Carrisse~, and the
necessary machinery and projecties AL information
can be had upon application 70 y v. BENET Brig
Gen. Chief OF Ordnance. dl3-6t
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H. Ro
A1o1iLES' OoiiAEs.
- - ,,
Co1 1LAsS LIS rnEs o. 1911, T1A &c
DOIILEs, COLOuNE bUI -. LES, oG J,. liz
fOh CoNh0No' ooiiAAS 1on G'I"A-
AhiNo. "
BOTTLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
5000 BOTTLES MUST AND WILL BE SOLD
BEFORE CHRISTIAN
oh.r-so. iii all ,h.rn
$500,
one .n~ .a -, IA -. ,. III,
es'prceo Drut s'o.e IA .ne cI's. sS seiS o.e WI
the prices that he has the finest line in the city at fully
one-third less in cost.
-, ~ ~, Sou VA wa. 49, ~ so, 49, rrpT1 W. " -
Special attention Is called to three varieties Of bot
ties ior covering Inese ooties are n;ndsomey maoe,
ahe p,oa az 90 a. - 80 '~' unity
charged FIlce, Aoc.' DOC PEI pan
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BAneArss In Fuas
Just returned from New York With Q fun line II
Ladies' and MinDe6
NuFFs, BoAs AND coILARxrTEA m
BEAR, LYNX. SKUNK AID MONEY!.
Also handsome ssts a Whits Anepea, w stylish An
have been purchased 1t low p1cea ana eenutne bar.
msnt DsparSment . Stocksd vtfA d6sdEa6os
WRAPS IN sEALSKIN AND PLuBH.
q prices e low - my hosss IN America rW tim
ming ct poduced price,.
Coschnsas s6oaider C.Pss al0ysA Nu1ss 81
Um6sillaa slatah1s ~ dfksr eins o unhsSnA
wuxxrr Ruoua.
COLLEEN sos tsanA sv&
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AUCTION SALES.
fHlS EvENINt
CPECIAL NOTICE.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,ioneers

PAwNBRoKERs SALE OF uNREpEENEp
PLEDGES, CONSISTING or GOLD AND sill
YER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, BRACELETS.
RINGS AND SITS. DIAMOND l.l,sGS. ENk-
RINGS, COLLAR BUTTONS AND lUDS Sill
NEk SPOONS. FORKS AND OTHEE SILVER
WARE RENOLNERS. OP IA GLASSES. &C.
AT AUCTION
ON Tuesday MORNING, DECEMBER FIGH-
TENTH. AID, lses, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. |
Will sell at the auction rooms OF Ducaiison Bsus
sth and streets northwest quantity Of Unre-
deemed from pledges No. 10000 10 .OOd
Parties Interested will please take notice
PHILIP WALL At'K. Broker.
d15-2t AOS l.th street NV
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A Young man worth sI OOo coo aar0-.;a

A young man worth q. 0O0, GOO advertised for
wife just for fun" He received several
names Sadie, Hattie, Maggie Matte. Minnie.
Moliie, Mamie, Jennie, and other specimens OF
nomenclature ending with ''ie." There was
one.s sxeeption, however. One of his CORE
spondsats simply signed Sarah" and he con-
Guided that she must be 90 much more sensible
than tks others that he answered her letter
ard-"and 80 they we're married" The
moral il Obvious. -Soristosen Herald.
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You viii not hesitate now that am rich.
Yes"-as be glanced at her black dress-''my
aunt is dead, and she left me $4,000. have
suffered enough for my mistake, and what is
mine is yours, dear Tom"
And Toms tender kiss gave cheerful sssent
to all she ssid.-Boston True Flao
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d15-d&ds

DUNcANsoN Bros Aucsioneers.
STREET BETWEEN AND y STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-F1RS1. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. We will
sell, in front Of the premises
SUB-LOT T6, SQUARE 5O2.
fronting IL feet inches on AZ street. and running
back to 3O-foot alley. improved by small two-story
Frame Dwelling, No. 1919 AZ street.
Terms CASH OF which 600 must be paid AZ time Of
sale; balance on terms to be complied with in fifteen
days otherwise the right reserved To resell risk and
cost of defeulting purchaser after five days public
ice o. such resale IN some newspaper published in
Washington, D. T. ConNeNancing, &c.- at purchasers
cost. DUNCANSON Rios
dlo-5t Auctoneers.
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TopHAws FINE LEATHER Ho11DAr
GOODS
Unexcelled for
BEAUTY, QUALITY, AND UTILITY.
And Varied Assortment in
POCKETBoOKs, CARD-cAsEs,
Plain and Silver Mounts,
WRITING TABLETS, INK-sTANDs,
PHOTO CASES, LETTER CASES.
BILL BOOKS, PURSES,
MANICURE AND JEWEL CASES,
Ivory. Gold. and Silver Mount RIDING AND COACH
WHIPS,
And Many Other Goods
The Largest Stock in the City Of Fine
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED STYLES
1t VIII Pay You to Examine Our Stock.
JAMES s. TOPHAM,
dS-2w 1881 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PAsr AL PRECEDENT
OVER TWO MILLIONS DrsTRIBrrEn
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the Lee1slsture IN 1903 for EAu.
cstlonal and Charitable PURPOSES. and 10 franchise
made part of the present State CONSTITUTED IN le7A
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place SEMI Annually, dune and December) and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take plsce
on each OF the other ten months In the and
su drawn IN public, nj tie Academy Of Music, New
Orleans, La.
We 40 hereby cerfib Didf suDSyriss Tie arrange
mems rOr al the MONTH and Sent nnUdi vausngs ~
me Louissdnd State Lottery Company and DeyYos
ndndoe aud contro The DyIwsnos thSssstcss aad fhas
The same are conducted NTH honesty Jdsrnss AND 10
ooodJdth toudTd al Iarfos aud dsfhovtxs the Cbys
Ddbp q tsss tis ccyf.rnas nth VI
natures dttacsed ta as adretsseynenSs."
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Address Registered LetteDO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL a 5Axk

REMEMBER thst the presence a Generals pssurs-
gard and Early, who are in chasss q the dawinsI
guarantee Of absolute fairness end integrity. that The
chances all equal and that no ons can possibly d.
vine what number win draw pr1ss.
-REMEMBER also, that the psymept Of prfxes a
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKS q mo-
oresns, and the tckets sGssd ~ she PssAsas q
an Institution whose chartered rixhts are FessUouA
in the highest Courss thsrsloes bswuss Of al imin-
tions or ano0ymous schemsn~ n1A-vos60
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[rs Trxr To THrsx Asour

IRIS TINE To THrxx Asour
THE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR TIE
BOYS WHAT WILL BIZ MORE usxIUL on
ACCEPTABLE THAN
SUIT OR ovEAcoAr
FOR TIE SMALL BOYS THE vEIvETEEN
SUITS ARE VERY HANDSOME VERY
STYLISH. AND WEAR WELL OR IF You
PREFER THE ROUGH GOODS THE ENG
LisH CHEv1oTs OR cAss1MEREs ARE
VERY POPULAR WE HAVE THE NEWEST
THINGS IN THE MARKET.
FOR THE BOYS FROM 10 TO 10 YEARS
OLD THE VEST SUITS ARE THE popu-
LAR THINGS. THESE CONE IN PLAIN
woRsTEDs. FINE GOODS, AND IN RING
LET CAssIMEREs AND CHEyIorsl
THE CAPE ovERcoATs
ARE THE NEWEST THINGS FOR ALL AGES,
WHETHER FOR THE BOY OF FIVE YEARS
OR HIS FATHER. OUR STOCK OF THESE
Is PARTICULARLY FINE AND IN IT
YOU'LL FIND STYLES AND PATTERNS
THAT CAN BE HAD NOWHERE ELSE
THE LORD CHUMLEY COAT rs A GAR.
MENT MUcHADvERTIsEpA AS SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW THEY NAY BE TO SOME
HOUSES. BUT NOT TO Us THERE'S MOTH.
ING NEW BUT THE NAME. THEY HAVE
BEEN WORN FOR YEARS. HAVE SIMPLY
BECOME FASHIONABLE ONCE MORE.
THEY ARE VERY NICE TO WEAR OVER A
DRESS SUIT, Or FOR GENERAL EVENING
USE.
Z b BARNUM 4 Co.
d13 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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NyRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IL RIAL ESTATE ON The NEST SIDE OF
THIRD STREET. BETWEEN G AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia made the 2Sth dag Noven-
Der, 1855 In suit OF Queen ct al Hoffman, Equity
No. 10000, We, the undersigned trustees, VII on
TUESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
Der. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, In front Of the
premises sell 1t public auction the following described
real estate together with the improvements thereon.
to wit:
Parts Of original lots numbered ID and two ca,
IN square numbered i've hundred and twenty; nine
(529l, in the city Of Washington d. G., bounded and
Sd west at point hundred a 0o feet north
Of the southeast of said square be the south
east said lot No. 1; running thence north
(25l feet. thence west sixty l62) feet
and nine 90 inches; thence south twenty five l25)
feet; thence east sxtytwo t62) feet and nine 90
inches to the place of beg inning.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase price In cash
and the residue in two equal payments credit Of
and two respectively from the day Of SALE
the purchaser to give his notes bearing Interest
6per cent from that date, payable semi annually TO
the purchase money may be paid in cash. the option
Of the purchaser Conveyancine and recording 10 be
1t PURCHASERS expense. deposit vi S1O0 will be
required at the time Of sale II the purchaser fails TO
comply with the terms Of sale within days from
the date thereof the properly viii be resold mis- risk
and cost after ten days public notice such
EDWARD ANEwMAN, 4
WI COLE. Trustees.
DUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers. d6-dts
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By virtue Of decree will sell on the EIGHT
EESTH OF DECEMBER. 1883, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK. in front Of Court House. at Rockville,
MoIts1mery Co. Nd, . Farm Of l27S acres near
Station miles from Rockville and 4 miles from
Washington This latter affords lendid opportu-
nifty tor investors TO purchase with 70 villa
sites. None better on the METROPOLITAN Branch For
further particulars and terms Montgomery County
papers or write 10
dI2-wthGs3t Wv. BoUIC, JR, Trustee.
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BOWLING, Auctiopee,

TH0AAs BOWLING. Auctioneee
6HANcERy SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY nm
THE MIST SIDE OF ELEVENTH sThEET BE-
TMEEN STREET AND SOUTH CAROiINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
~ virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
Rlsrcf q Colnm6s psssed in equity No. l066o
Docx1, Franco! X. Carter Rachael II. Carter ef A.
the unoarsigned trustee VIII oer for sale e public
bfcGHbRkkr crs e iHi RTEsI Is %
n0Gs XCL9Ck, lct ssv:ntssa 90 q g KinCs
ten 20 lQl q Thopss ne'ssubdiyalop
q or1ginal lot nspbersd t n square Numbered
the inpsovsmsnes thsssoo. coosist11g q . fraDs
Ierms: oos-tAird cash; s.l.nee h squk spsssll.
msnts e one snd twe yc.9 9th t.asrsss ttoa ~ g
@ Al cash, = opetoa g p1.chases; Al seaYVsaan(
s Inn r , 2 s Soss g g HsseH A1ts
e net eanyltsd ~ g - ~ e IEl.sfv9
s:S;is tzzsSz hnS5
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HOME MATTERS,

PRACTICAL HINTS TO INDUSTRIOUS HousHKEEr-
ERs-wHAr TO DO AND WHAT NOT TO DO TO
SAVE TIME AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
cUREs-soME SIMPLE RECIPES.
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THE MALE POPULATION STEALING TO BUSINESS
THRoUGH sYwAYs-YoUSe MRS. BLArSE's Ap-
VENT rPoS The srAeE-MrsTcAL DIscoRps-
NEW YORK AND TIE INAUGURATION.
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.UNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNITrRE.
f 6k SURE Ai ~ Ts Se SoffeisiS8 fA
COCCHEs, OIL PAINIINGs. INGRAvINGs,
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SITS, WARD
ROBES, sIDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASSNA ARE.
PLATED WARE, VELVET. BODY BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, &c. being the entire conteats Of Dwelling
No Psi Pennsy alia northwest.
By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. holding special term for pro-
bate business viii sell the above premises. On
MONDAY. the SENENTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1881, COMMENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK, all
the Household Furniture, Carpets. &C, contained in
said dwelling.
Terms cash.
THURSToN B. JOHNSTON
Matter A JOHNSTON,
Executors of the Estate Of Horace s. Johnston, de-
ceased. d13-3t
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDlCAls, &C.
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE TEE SERVICES OF AN
IL sxper1enced female physicsn should consult Mrs
DIR, WILSON, llO5 Park Place e.. between h and q
and llth aud 18th Sta. ne. Ladies only Remedy,
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTEp THAT
Or. BROTHERS. il the oldest-eStAhlisfe ed sdvertis-
ing ladies' Physician In this city, Ladies', you
Confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS. yO6 b 81. az.
Pbrucular attention raid 20 all di-esses peculiar 70
ladies' married or single. Forty yesrs' experiences.
d4-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
VIC two Of DIR. BROTHERS. 1nEgorstne Cordial.
VIII cure any case Of nervous debility aud loss u
nerye-power IL imJsrts yisor 10 the whole ssien.
DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS, eo8 ST.
IA sw- appeared before aud made oath that he IL
the oldest Established Expert specialist in this city.
and Will guarantee cure IN all OF diseases
OF men aud furnish medicine charge consultA-
ton and advice tree Ht any hour Of the day, sub
scrlbed and sworn before me by DR.. BROTHkka,
SAMUEL &. MILLS. Notary Public, IN and for the
District Of Columbia this third day Of July, 1855.
n2l-lms
NINE, DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHED AND
1 reliable Ladies Physician can be Consulted daily
al her residence, sOl Il ST. nv. Once hours from
70 y p m. with Ladies only. lyls-5m'
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THK
thrust nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cursa
IN forty Eight hours. Price, % per box
DIR. DODD's NERNINE No 2 permanently cure
natural weakness lossof vitality debility, -,
&C. Price, Ell Sent scaled by mail For s.le Il
1ySl sTANDlfORDs, cor. 9th and ne.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrURR DAys.

PAwsBROkrEs Sns
vALtAslfs fhskT Hks Iyfk PIE 3fFHxo
AT TIT ne s SfE WI MI y fsskf I Isc!
o. sSS y lo NSSS sc Pc - Starr
ooNafScffSs q 3 sNf 4 Al % COCK AND
eos oo or cnnMs az Jd ~ yAtgr ,xn arxr~
rffGxNI COLD " TcHssS CHAINS kNb HE
S sSse Hi Il ss sitark stssHT
PLATED MARE, 20 FINE oPEkA 9LAssEs EIS
q u. sss .s
Other costly is srtolsr ,,s,r,,-, - ,vv,x ..r1.
CHI: DEkLIks ESPECIALLY ISvrfEb.
s hffiihls 4 G sik ssos;sf Aucsr.,
'.'RusTEF's SALE OF Housfs AND LOTS OF
FwflFfH sr sfEETshS Sohfa fEhNskisS
HOUSES Nos. lll2 AND lil4.
~ yi,t1e q sssr.s Of &c sgrsme oca,s ., .ss
,.er y Mary Webster e al. NJ 1864 Equity Deches
30 e: T S for on 4 Ys .aS2 I, ss
TWENTIETH. lsss, at forR O'Clock p n ths
S-red ssnred md sxSy ,Sr-s SIR
the rear line Of .d Ss ast sis 10
The prOperty wiI be sold in 6nii or n two .spsss
o1s sSch si,h house heron . su,t rurchss.
al shs snS sSS no S paid n sa. and he ~
and years o% dat s.sn u ct: os
wch ,ns pSse Of The pnrhsseT scurd By as.e
81 so On each ecs Of propry cold Will De rsquired
when the same II hid on. AL and nuneas-
ments upon the PREMISES due 90 TIN day a vii
paid out II the proceeds IL sale Prerty 90 be con-
Neyed upon ratlhcsfion Of sale by the court AL con.
veyancinx az urchssers cost III term. OF sale b. not
complied with IN days from day Of sale rrusfss
Reserves the rlsa resell the premises the ri.k and
cost OF deiaultns purchaser upon Eve days. public
notice OF such resale in some newspaper puhshed in
Washington. d. g
cHAs. A ELLIOT, Trustee
pUNcANsoN BROS Amen. A ShsJ ?
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

II
TRp RUST ssL SALE ALI OF vALmABLE IMPROVED
CHusETIs AyENUE, BETMEEN SIXTH -AND
ssddyyESIH BETWEEN B AND sTREETs
1858, recorded in Liber l34s folio 472 ct seq, u
the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
RsDhY n siIp' s ETH
Square f o saus 3h@k IF Os + ,b IN
corner OF said lot ON street runnie thence
feet inches to Massachuseits avenue: thence with
said avenue northyesterly a. feet thence north 20
consisting q sabstansisl two-stoTy brick building
known as Nos CPS and $50 street and 63l and 6S5
aysFss nowt and on rkIPA
Todd sEd Gunnels sub of square 500 fronting ON th
fort paved slley with aT5N M
a three-stsry frame dwelling house and known as
Terms cash DEPOSIT g $500 required at time Of
comred with il ten days the property will be resod
at cost Of defau RTSER aTs6a : ruoRsr,,,
d14-dSds ROBERT W. NORRIS. Trustees
CLOSING, OUT SALE or BRAD ADAMS STOCK
0F BOOKS sTkfi2SEEFf AR skNGS Go %
LARGE kssoETNEST OF ARTichEs sr II :
S5tNfEEs. SHOWCASES. DEsks. sHEi iS:
On M6SpAY, DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH. at
SEVEN O'CLOCK 7. n, and continuing every, even
ing the entire stock Of Books. &C. Will be sold with
Especial attention is called this sale
to the ladies and also the trade.
j. BRAD. ADAMS.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. dl4-lw
DAwNBRoKERs' sALE-wE WILL SELL AT
pledges forfeited BY from Nos 2o0 900
SEXENTEENTH; and TTEsDAY, DEcEMBLR
EIGHTEENTH. 1883, at SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ.
consisting of watches, diamonds chains. necklaces,
lockets pins earrings bracelets sleeve buttons rings
glasses, music box solid silver and plated ware. la
dies and gents clothing and all kinds Of APP
parel Parties holding tickets will please take notice