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FINANCIAL.
PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY, OLD ESTABLISHED AND REII-
II able ClAlryoyant, AstrOloger and Medium. born
with Veil and wonderful Prophetic Git OF Second
SIgEt. reveals every hidden My stery. nnds Lost
Stolen Property, brings separated Together causes
speedy Happy Marriages, gives Success IA Business.
ali Family Iroubles xvi Influences,
sickness has Power than all the ClairNOyats IA
the city, which he s prepared ~ prove never Dscn
known fail Office hours N. 10 b p.m sundays
z z. Sittlngs oUc. Life Readings Uy mail
cciIt Of stamps. 81. Name. Lock VI Hair. Date Of
Birth.
oclS-30t' $40 10th st. n
NIME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OR
MI LIFE. AL business conhoeutill. Laales aud
utlnen 30 cents each aus b.. between 4tl and ,sh
au.U-l4w'
ma NE. DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
WI in English German AL business ndeu tiAk
Once hours, q. m. 70 pm. AL 9Th ST. NV. Open
sunday 10 q IA ~ B 80 p.l sclJ-2nls
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LADIES' CARDIGAN JACKETS, CSC.


This is cheap for good Jacket and this Ii goc We
satisfied to have thorn compared to any $3.50
Cardigan Jacket shown. We won't get rich selling
these at 0sc but then it will induce you to come to
our second floor. where shown the
FINEST LINES OF INFANTS WEAR.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
CORSETS AND HEAVY SKIRTS.
We arc selling ne lot Of Corsets for Soc Made of
sattecn in such shades as Light Blue Pink Old Gold
and in White and Drab These are an exceptionally
good bargain for the outlay
LANsBURGH BRO.
Some new TRIMMINGS came in today We noticed
many new patterns to wear with the dress ma te-
rails
NEW GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR.
WARM GLOVES FOR MAN. WOMAN OR CHILD.
LADIES' JERSEY UPPERs. sl.4s
CIIILDREN's woRsTED LEGGINS.
CHILDREN's JERSEY LEGGINs.
INFANTS DRAWER LEGGINs
LADIES' woRsrED FAsCINAToRs
We keep the full assortment of TOOTH AND HAIR
BRUSHES
Also all Reliable Brands of SOAPS AND PERFUME.
RIES.
CoLGATE's VIOLET WATER only 35c per bottle
MURRAY Il LANMAN'S TOILET WATER, 49c. per
bottle.
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP Gle per cake.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELs are now kept on our
First Floor next to Flannel DEPARTMENT. SOME gor.
geous patterns. Need any?
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FUTURE DAYS.


d,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OF GEOkGETOwN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Fronting ABOUT 100 FEET ON THE EAST
SIDE OF FAlEITE t35THD STREET. AND
FREDERICK (34THD STREET. AND CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 42,32s SQUARE FEET OF
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of said
District passed in kquity Cause No. ll2l4 shall
WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEM-
Der, 1889, at FOUR O'CLOCK M, the following
described Real Estate situated In said Georgetown
ginning for the same at lont on the East line Of
10 inches north from the north line of 9Th Cnow
known as VI street, and run thence eastwardly to
point On the west line of Frederick Cnow known as
34th) street, distant 293 IT. north from said north
west 40 It. y IN. thence northwardly 81 #. to
point distant Isl IT in. eastwardly from point on
said east line OF fHyette street. distant 100 IT. in
north from the place OF beginning: thence west
north from the place of beginning, and thence south
100 IT IN. t0 the place OF beginning, together with
the improvements. &c, consisting of q two-story
brick house and frame outbuldings.
OF sale: Onc-third cash, residue in equal
payments at aud two years respectively with
terest and secured by deed trust the property
sold. or ali cash. at option OF purchaser 5000 deposit
required at time of sale. All conveyaucng Be, at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
days. the trustees the right readvertise
and sell the property at defauting purchasers cost
and risk.
Guarantee certificate of title of the Columbia Title
Insurance Co of u. c. furnished by the trustees.
CHARLES Ii. CkAGIN.
HENRY r srE5GSiif3f st TR n.w-
WILLIAM X DUHAMEL,
400 La. ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer. ns-lot
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HOTELS.

SPECIAL NOTICE-HoTEL BRUNSWICK nos
- ton Hereafter this Hotel will be kept both or ths
European and American plans. " >
nls-0t BARNES DUNkLEE pfoprietorx
Mt. VERNON HOTEL
XN1 4S5 and 4S7 Pennsylvania ave
Room, SOC 20 Ell. 80 per day per weck sl 90 % no
Board aud Room, IS 20 slO per week. OPS I'M
- one door above Jenna ave
srecialty- Breakfast DOC Dinner. Doc.
Lunches always ready.
Oysters aid Gene raj hestsurant Fine Wines. IAa-
uors aud Cigars. JOHN h. HARRIS, Prop. ocI7-2n
HOTEL WEBSTER. 5l3 18TH ST. NV HEAD
quarters for Sistseers. rates 81 SO and 81: per
week so 10 slO stages points interest for
Arlington 80 pm j A. DEWITT. Prop. och San
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TUNHREE FINE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED ON
II SECOND STREET. BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA

YNHKEE FINE BUlLDING LOIS SITUATED ON
Il SECOND STREET BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND STREET SOUTHEAST.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIRST,
1889, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK l.. NJ, we viii
sell in front of the premises Lots ~, II and Is.
square 49, each lot fronting IL 19-l0O feet on Sec
od street east with depth ranging from 40 20 feet
and containing in ali 3,.pS.J 3Sl 90 feet.
These lots Immediately south of Pennsylvania
avenue being the side of I'd street and
very advan tageously situated for Improvement.
Terms: Oue-third cash: balance in one and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest, and to be
secured by deed OF trust premises, all cash,
option of purchaser. A deposit OF $500 at time of
sale. Conveyancing &c, ut purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with i'll ten days, otherwise right
served resell at risk and cost OF defaulting
chaser after ve days public notice of such resale
some newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
nl6-d&t,s DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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MRS. HAMILTON'S LIFE IN JAIL.
She Sews Buttons on Convicts' Shirts
To Fight the Divorce.

Trenton Special to the Philadelphia Press
Mrs. Evangeline Hamilton has retained ex-
Judge William L. Hoffman to defend her in the
New York courts when the suit for divorce
entered by her husband comes to trial Judge
Hoffman is now examining the evidence taken
in the trial at Mays Landing, with view to
finding defects sufficient TO have the case re-
opened.
Mrs. Hamilton is now at work in the state
prison; she sews buttons on the convicts' shirts
and is beginning to thrive on the diet of the
prison. She makes apoor needle woman. She
is now of a religious turn of mind and fire.
quently reads the Bible. The other day she
made up bouquet from the window plants in
the matrOn's room and asked that they be sent
to Baby Beatrice.
HER FATHER GONE TO JAIL.
A special to the New York World from Tunk-
hammock, Pa, November 1G, says: William
Steele, father of the notorious Eva Raw Ham,
ilton, was i'll attendance upon court today as de-
VIM. Steele, wherein he il charged with shooting
at young man named Lutcs of Monroe
township with intent to kill. The jury brought
in Il verdict of guilty. but recommen dcd him to
the mercy of the couri. He was sentenced to
pay 4 fine of SO, the SITS of prosecution and
undergo an imprisonment OF enc year in soli-
tary confinement at hard labor in the eastern
penltentIary.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUmE DAYS.
DUBIIC SALE.

virtue o. authority conferred by the last will and
.-.Aheat oi the late Jerome { Berry and by order
~ rns p,anans Court Of Howard county, the under
ssi "a nnhl,s 80 oi serome g Berry. deceAsed viii
SSvEssnns siS'ct T "a SD county, on MkpNEsp.l
pN1.LoSh NJ, q Valuable Farm, containing nbcut
aeI.s ~ 9eslrnnse and productive Lard sdyoinfng
nnsr@HHs, .a,lles iron Laurel. aud q. Rk Good
MeiLls ME ~ ltsor Barn all other pc,tssnrN out
bui.dings also, Three Tenem,nt lo,,s.s .lnna.nce
hand. ~" sN"e'a "e~f -
Terms: Onethini cash. balance IN Al. ana twelve
nohtiss wth interest,", the purchaser bng allowed 70
a., AZ VIC sane time will be offered public sale eli
INC fereonAa Property OF said deceased
THOMAS a. BROWN, Fxecutor
h. DAsHlELI, AttorneS
q Law building, baltimore Ma
NIL, q, rs. 2d2S-as nv"
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VNRUsTEEs' SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE NEW
BRICK HOUSES On SnEEp STkEET BETWLEN
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AND IN ALLEY IN
REAR THEREOF, ADJOINING GARFIELD

T'HgsTEEs, SALE OF TwENTY;Two NEW
Sfk a9ES 81 fr kkb
AVENUE s3TIHwEsT aNR n A AkkEY Is \
UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
By virtue Of tseny,wo ,22, several deeds Of trust
corded in liber No l:,G6 pP l2 70 1873 both insln-
deeds Of trustsecured, will sell at public auction
TO the best aud highest bidder therefor, in
P S%.G ir' 5STfRTEEYSbTp 1900 ~
Of Washington District Of Columbis, and known on
the ground plan thereof as lots numbered 81, 81,
Is 81 So and S. IN waldrons sabdivisSn 1 Of
square numbered 64U duly recorded in book > page
District Lots from 81 to So both inclusive are eaaS
improved with 'yo-story brick dweliins having six
brick with store and cellar; all lave gas water
Lots 40 to 81 both inclusive are each improved With
has u two-story brick containing six rooms.
These lots win be offered separately.
the purchase money in cash and the balance in two
equal ins,alments payable in and years respect
per annuin. payable semi-annually and secured by
deed q trust on the Props,'y sod Or al cash. a.
each loI at TIME of sale Terms must be complied
with IN days from Day q sale the trustees wiz
conveyancins and recording a. purchasers cost
i ( HISS 4, P hhMhS; Trustees
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctionecr.
sn-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
6 6sR 81 TSE sATH H T3 mi S2VEM
nlsaaa. iCH hSs 4; f hhhsi Trustees
S5sHKs s
a,s-a.a. ( SoH ESs :. f Ahnsa Trustees.
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TTlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T1NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
1ALgARLE gNIMPR9yED PROPERTY on F
hfa SsrMhhs AZ rUBEc
oA AUWWTTih0SNl; sn.v Novp,ppp rwpNrvc cry
ENTH. 1859, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
in front OF the prensesI will sell Lot in square O3,
above goth St, and running back l2O feet o1 inches
to E an alley IL feet ,,eir vide ,,,.n g., , ~
years with Interest and secured by deed Of trust on
@ u pr % S 1d
at Tune OF sale Terms to be complied with III ten
nls-dGds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
THoMAS BOWLING. Aucucneer
ToCLosE An ESTATE.
pEfnFH0R3 SAHk Of TAbTABEE
GEqkGETS%N, PC, AIP 81 s,LyERAL yALT;
And MfrN ThkhE MILES sS SP T Thk
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH. 1889,
at fOuh CLOCK NJ, in front OF the premises
fronting 33h fee. on Bridge ,or NJ street ~ depth
by Stone and Brick Store. being Nos 34O0 aud 34O2
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER NfNETEENTH. 1880, on
the premises, at THREE O'CLOCK /: NJ, I will sell
ing ON road known as the Payne es ate-the
different tracts containing about 40. IA III and Sl
proved by dwelling and necessary out houses, all
ing sites has an oak grove Of about four acres imme
dlatey on Grant road Connecticut avenue extended
will run directly through this property. II is within
three lies Of Washington, quarter mile Ten
| lcytown and one and u half miles Of Oak View
This property is we'll situated and offers q rare
chance for SPECTATORS or those i'll search of home
years with interest and secured by decd OF trust
the property, all cash. All conyeyancn and
cordng at cost Of purchasers deposit of 900 will
be required on each piece at time OF sale Terms OF
sale to be complied with fifteen days from day OF
SALE in defa ult of which the property may be resod
ut the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser
eT THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until MONDAY and TUES.
DAY. DECEMBER SECOND AND THIRD. 1888
respectively, ut same hour and place.
nlS-dts THOMAS DOWLIN,j, Auctioneer.
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{ l.. 4 4 II II / {: :: =:
e +; ~ j F I u.s. g; III
-. EEnr s EN- Err %
4.4ts BB Bb 4 20 90 p -=
42oA22-424-42o 7TH ST.
OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT is now open. choice
selection Of the newest productions, at our prices
which means way below regular prices.
We are also selling BOXES OF STATIONERY
For 1Sc.,
Worth 35c and 400
New Departments
DOLLS On which
FANCY PLUSH BOXES. we will
ALBUMS. allow 10 per cen,
BIsQUEs. for one
BRoNzEs. week.
ANsBURGH BRO.
Another chance for those who were disappointed
during our last special LACE CURTAIN SALE We
will give 5000 POLES away, one with every Pair of
CURTAINS that sell for 81 so and over and at the
same time make a special sale of LACE CURTAINS at
fully 25 per cent below regular prices.
HERE'S ANOTHER.
One lot of Damaged Sample PoRTIEREs at about
half regular value, at prices from sOc to So % each
Special during this sale will sell all BRASS CUR
TAIN POLES for 4oc. each. Regular price $780,
Shop Worn RUGS at two thirds value
Big bargains for FURNITURE COVERINGS. GRE
TONNES, CANTON FLANNELs, TABLE COVERS,
FANCY TABLES, PIANO LAMPS, &C. You know we
are headquarters and our prices always suit you.
seventy-six TABLES, solid cherry legs, at 9sc Our
price Sl.45.
Our department is full of good things Visit it.
LANsBURGH BRO.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Au'ti0n0erS'
BRICK HOUSE AT AUCTION, NO. 1925 STREET
MORT HEAST, SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH;
LOT l9X90
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTIETH, at
HALF-PAoT FOUR O'CLOCK, purchaser to assume
outstanding trust for 81 O00 dated October p 1889;
balance half cash remainder in year. with inter-
est. WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co,
nl64t Auctioueers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF STEA AN PUMP, CHAIRS
" TABLES, CASES, MATING, IRON. ETC.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER TWEEN
TIETH, 1889, commencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, will sell in court yard of the Interior depart
ment, 9th and streets northwest, one Knowles
steam Pump, old Material, Mattings, Chairs, Tables
Cases, old Irun &C.
By order of GEO. CHANpLEE,
Acting Secretary of Interior Department.
n16-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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GEO W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer 936F
Auction SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY On FIFTEENTH STREET
EXTENDED BETWEEN ERIE AND HURON
S1RELTS, MERIDIAN HILL SUBDIVISION.
will offer for sale III front OF the premises ON TUES
DAY the NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1883, at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot 1 1
in block 49, Hall and Elyan's subdivision of Meridian
Hill.
Terms of sale ethird cash and the balance in one
Il and two ca years. with interest the rate of
centum per annum, payable semi ually; 90 de-
post at time Of sale. Terms 10 be complied with IN
fifteen days.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY,
nl3-Ot Auctioncer.
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FULL DRESS SHIRTS.

Gentlemen, when you think Of FULL DRESS
SHIRTS tho complimentary thought should be
LANsDURGH BROS, as we have taken extra pains
to the most tasty and neat designs They ore
all in stock Prices you will find correct which range
from 81 so to SO each.
LANSBURGH BRO.
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LANSBURGH BRO.
At our SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT
you will find something entirely new in
BOHEMIAN GLASS BOTTLES.
These positively beautiful Come only inlaid with
gold and silver glass; Look the things and get
posted.
LANSBURGH BRO
We refer you below to some new things in SILKS
1t is hardly necessary add tina, carry treble the
stock that is ordinarily shown
YOU KNOW IT. WE KNOW 1T, AND EVERY ONE
ELSE KNOWS IT.
complete line of BLACK SATIN REGENcE,'
the in Silk Dress Fabric and without doubt
the handsomest material Of recent production. being
double faced side showing handsome Satin
Stripe effect. and the other side being Ottoman.
A few Special Drives in BLACK SILKS.
24-inch EXTRA HEAVY BLACK eros GRAIN,
$1.l5.
Regular value 51.5O
19-inch All-Silk BLACK SURAH," suitable for
Sashes, 6Oc.
Regular value 75c.
Although the prices of Surahs have advanced con-
siderably in the past few weeks owing to the rise in
Raw Silk material still continue to sell our 75c.
COLORED SURAIIS at Csc. A Complete line of
shades.
LANSBURGH BE-
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by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws vhtcA
govern digestion and nutrition, and
b. careful application of the ne properties Of we'll
selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has provided breakfast
tables with delicstely Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors bills IL by the judi
cious use of such articles of diet that
be gradually built W until strong enough 70 70
nisladies boating around ready attack sber-
ever there IL weak point. We may escape many
fatal by Keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame."-CNN
Sespice tSdzoftr.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. SOLD only
in hAf-pound tins by grocers. hbsled thus:
JAMES EPPs co.. Homeopathic Chcmista,
su17-sAmktu London. England.
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THE RIVERS


HER RESOURCES.
Its agricultural produce is abundant; maize.
beans. cassava roots and nuts are very generally
cultivated-also, in some parts. wheat and other
European cereals. Cotton also is being largely
cultivated for export The minerals are vsry
considerable and valuable, comprising gold,
silver, iron. diamonds, topaZes and other
precious stones. The exports consist solely of
the raw produce of the soil. and owing to the
vast extent of the empire and the consequent
very different pecullarltles of the soil and eli
mate. their nature varies considerably. Sugar
cane IL grown in large and increasing Quanti-
ties III the northern provinces. Pernambuco
being the center of the suSar-producinS zone.
India rubber comes from the more northern
provinces, especially Para; and coffee. though
also grown in the north, comes chiefly from
the central portions of the empire, Rio dc
JaneirO and Sac Paulo.
Tobacco is grown largely. especially in Bahia
The imports consist of every description OF
manufactured articles as the country possesse.
hardly any manufactures all articles of cloth
ing may be said 20 be imported. The custom,
duties, both on imports and exports. are enor
NOUS
A RELIGIOUS ELEMENT.
Don AlonzO y Roveja, one OF the secretariel
OF the priyy council of Dom Pedro. was at tn,
Hotel Brunswick in New York yesterday, hav
ms left lHO JancirO the last Of October on Off
0l.l DuslhcSs. He SAID: The actual reason o.
THIS uprising Is IN the influence exerted by til,
daughter OF the emperor and her husband
Comte d Eu- There has been tor a consid
cradle time religious and an anti-clerica
party at court and among the people. Tn,
church seems 20 be putting forward all hel
energies TO secure control of Brazil. and tn,
Older families and the crown princess are aid
ing the priests IN every way in their power
The liberals. however. who are in a decidet
majority and who supported in a yer,
marked degree by the emperor. are deter
mined that the priests shall be deprived of ali
temporal power and that their duties be con
fined to those which are absolutely essential 4
their calling. During the present regency tn
priests have become daily more obnoxious 4
the liberals and have usurped the control O
certain exalted offices that the liberals have a
last openly rebelled.
The crown princess is openly denounced OF
oil hands because Of her apparent determinatio
TO make the empire of Brazil a mere tributar
to the pope's revenues. She has espresso
herself in this gard in many ways and a
many times. She is opposed by the liberals
who.declare she will never succeed her father a
empress. Her husband, a Bourbon prince
seems TO unite in his personality many exceed
ingly unpopular attributes. Any change to
republican form of government would be IN
tensely popular in Brazil, and upon the en-
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lillian consulate in New York. says the out
break is confined to an instruction of soldiers
in barracks at Rio.
.'Seabor ia Fonseca who is said to have been
proclaimed president by the insurgents has
doubtless melted the revolt. Last July the
regiment which he commanded had quarrel
with "a body of police III Rio. Col Fonseca
sustained his men. and, for refusing to abide
by the decision of the minister of war, he was
about to be court-martialed. bat was saved by
the pardon of the emperor. In this Dom
Pedro allowed his generosity to lead him into
error. There are about 5000 troops i'll Rio
and If II is true that the insurgents have made
the ministry prisoners the soldiers must have
possession of the capital. The other troops
are scattered over the empire i'll seaport towns
III the interior and along the Bolivian frontier
The railroads not connected with each
other, but for the most part run in parallel
lines at very wide intervals and do not extend
far into the interior. So il will take the gov
ernmcLt long time to mass the army at one
point, even surprising that the troops outside
of Rio remain loyal. Brazil mas u loosely or
SnElzed militia numbering, perhaps, 500. 600
men. and 1t is likely that they will be called
together III the loyal provinces. The peopie
OF Brazil do not like the army
1T lis altogether improbable that the insur-
rection is due to republican influence Last
July the conservative ministry resigned and
the emperor appointed a ministry of liberals.
who lean strongly TO republicanism. The new
cabinet presented program of reform i'll the
ballot laws aud IN taxation and III other liberal
measures and on this platform went before the
people at the election last month and were
Overwhelmingly triumphant. securing a three
fourths majority. The republican party elected
very few members TO either house and. besides
| is not disposed to ASK for anything at present.
If the republicans had nstiguted this uprising
or if they had expected to profit by il it is
strange that no word has come TO Senator La
| Fayctte. the head of the party who is now IL
Washington. The rebellion may be hard to put
\ down. because of the advantage Fonseca ha,
| Obtained, but believe that the other provinces
and civilians generally will mite to suDpress il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-23
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise, Auctionccrs.
NJ AtISsIO NERS' SALE.

e
By vi,tue of decree OF The Cooperation Court
of the city of Alexandria, Va, rendered at the
October term. 1873, in the suit of Thornton and
wife VS. Cole ct as the undersigned, commission
ers therein named, will, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day Of March, 1889, ST = o'clock m, in front OF
the entr nee To the Court room, on Fairfax street.
Alexandria Va, sell by public anction, LOT OF
GROUNu, with TWO FRAME TENEMENTS
tn roon, situated on tho south side of Queen street.
between Henry and Fsyette streets, AIoxan dria,
Va. 20 feet in front ard 90 feet i'll DEPTH to a
> tect alley.
Terms of Sale: One ;hird of tho purchase mon-
CIV in cash. and the residue in two equal payments
at six end twelve months, and to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser with approved personal
security and the retention OF the title to the prop
ertT until said notes paid.
4 45Ha Il i 1o G5Nd; conmri of Sale
fphl cots
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By Green & Wise, Auctioneoys.

10Y VIRTUE of = decree cf the Corporation
y Court OF inc city of Alexandria, Va, rendered
on the Doth day Of January, 1859, in the cause OF
Karen Hsppucn Crump VS.. Isaac kudd ct ais, tho
undersigned, commiss oner therein named, will
sell at public auction, in front of the Market
Hou e, on Roysl street, on TUESDAY, February
90. $50, at u m, EIGHT SEPARATE LOTS
OF LAND i'll the city of Alexandria, Va, begin
ming at the northeast corner of Washington and
Wilkes streets and running north on Washington
street 6 feet inches to Il 12-feet alley aud on
Wilkes street 20 feet inches to 13 feet alley.
The lo,s 20 be sold according to plat
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase mon
ey to he paid in CAST, AID the rcsduc in two equal
iustalments at six ald tweive months rom tho
day Of sale, with interest at the rate Of six per
centum per aupum. to be secu:ei by the notes of
the purchaser, with satisfactory surety, and the
title to b. retained until the purchase money is
fully paid with right Of The purchasers to antic-
pate the deferred payments.
H. o. CLAUGH ON,
Commissioner OF Sale.