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The most Of persons would doubt
less say the past month was very
warm June but the Signal Service In
It's monthly summary reports an aver
age temperature of only 75.4, the low
est average in II years. Nevertheless
the mercury got up in the nlDeties on
six days. The prevailing winds have
been southeastcrly and the total move
ment was 3.970 miles. The total rain.
fall was 9.ss inches, 5 inches above the
average. Only 4clear days were noted
during the month and 1t rained on
| twelve days. There were six thunder
storms.-Evening Post.
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Larger advertisements, quarterly, half
yearly aud yearly,
Contracted for at Liberal Rates.

Orders from transient customers, YER
bal or written. for job work, advertising.
or subscription. must be accompanied ~
the cash. Accounts of regular cnsto-
mers due and presented the LIST Of each
month
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Respectfully submitted,
S. W. FERGUSON, Treasurer.

f' S. W. FERGUSON, Treasurer.
endorsed as follows. -. -, o. ,oea
members Of certify that have
the above report and find the same correct and
y propcr herewith the bonds and coupons
nsped therein and they be reduced TO ashcs
~ - MERRrT WILLIAMS,
II CASEY, Finance COMMITTEE
qbv aso returned the following bonds and
.n'f "'s - a,.mao 500
-. IA "a ia sn sn i 3; u a. ao d'' ~. as ~ ~, 80
- cent o
. xHto35 % @I 10 !"
w le1n, 5telT lm . hs, 80 No. 'e e'St ~ ~ ~ s7s
nSsos o.
He aa as sm smtosa oMs
MIte ~ - 10 &s ~ 70 '' ''' s'' ~ - - ~
q
the
lfaupn No .ofB
endorsed . follows:
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Move beckons.r Stick a bottle o
Cheatham's Chill Tonicin your pockel
and push ahead, SUCCESS viii attend
you. Cure guaranteed.
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VIM. J. hilton, Of Frankfort. KY,
burned up $4,000 last week TO keep
his wife and profligate son from get
ting II.
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Board Of ASSSdlILBFBR Commissioners.

GREENvu1E, Miss, July sth, 1889.
. pnrsuaut to law al its Office City of Greenv at
81 D n .hs Members
R presented Report which referred to the Finance
I g. examination report He also presented balance sheet
aa's o;ued ~ and returned endorsed follows towit:
= W. sne Mis-Examined and found correct
Gfsnsne' 7 CHAs- ScoTT, President
MERRITT WILLIAMS,
j. T. CASEY,
f. MILLER
assistant Engineer presented and read the Report OF the Chief
ln sh was on received and filed and ordered printed
CHIEF ENGINEERS REPORT.
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TREAsURER's REPORT.

OfF1cE MISSISSIPPI COMMISSIONERS, l
GREENvuLE Miss, July 1st, 1884,
To CHAs SCOTT President;
submit following report receipts and
disbursements from January 1882 July 1>t 1889:
RECEIPTS.
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Examined and found correct this st day of July 1889.
! + cAsEr. Finance Committee

y \ MnTEa
coupons reduced to ashes the
BY Commissioner Phelps seconded by Commissioner Williams
constituting official of the total
the lands and of the personality Of their respective Counties also OF the
amount of cleared and uucleared lands - - p
Commissioner Phelps seconded by Commissioner Duncan
Whereas The Board of Mississippi Section of
al Is he Boa Of Ts for Bolivar washington
and for other w F
authorized levy and for year an ad vosem tax
Mississippi IsSse Dss and said section required
levied by law commencing
Der s and what will o BY such d Esc% % tax % - Is may % S eo
said whereas said Board has deemed
authorized by said section win oduce
and likewise I estimated that the tax Of nos oo OF
cotton win produce for the ensuing year commencing september 1
reduction to the extent Of said ad
aued and % further sop e d s nSs5S srs ru 80
to make the whole for evee on lint 10, the
oneha and seed cotton oneenh Of
instead of onesxth of one cont per pound now levied
Board That for the present there be
Of Bolivar Washington lssaqun. st.ske and that
approved March 49, 1854 composing Mississippi Ievee Dric except
lying and % s~ss1 % A. the ss. a as d % @
same shall appear BY the present year
na n move ss s by %
and . ss q sS one a @ % 'pnS sss % entitled Act
the Of taxes BY railroads IN the ssec % % o. s1as
whenever under the power conferred y law upon saa
Commissioners reduction made In thor other taxes
reduction the In the cotton tax
ordered BY That reduction Of onehnh OF the tax on
railroads assessed aforesaid act be and the same hereby
being proportonate reduction Of the tax on
railroads .,,,, L..
notice liable to cvec tax In this District OF
this
TUESDAY, July sh 1882
pursuant 70 adjournment Present. all the
members. ,,,... ,.u.
ordered That the Engineer authorized with tho approval Of the
necessary President direct after due advertisement
1.-The Chief Engineer and Secretary OF m
on the Treasurer or at such times that al
provisions this order shall be Is valid ana "nd
Committee returned tho report Of the Cotton lax Cooceof
endorsed gs follows towi;
Examined and found correct
a,ss!T \ r S4s's w,.4.An.- Finance Committed
L. r.. .MuLm.
Board until p
when tho bids opened and the following con
tracts awarded, VIII -
Enlargement Dennis to scdgc TO- Flynn Cook M1ii iic
slsdgss to & GCncOrs CO.., a,, 70 W . pTyd q Soss ss
Stokes Front 10 W. X Harvey Co, at isc
Reserve to Shipand Gin, !" l6c =.
shpand M Gin & Filters Landing m , 70 - isrfns a 5 a oc
allowed and ordered paid as follows owit; ..o
Commissioner Phelps days and 50 miles, s2o
" Ss Williams ss io1
scott "a ias
!" a. ses
The minutes adopted and $40 the Boar
@ ''''''' s. W. FERGUSON, Secretary
i
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Privilege OF chan ging regular advertisements
once month without charge.
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Sunday, July IA, M. II. Mccoy
Subject, Trial Of Jesus. Matthew, Chap.
27.
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OFFICE RULES
SUBSCRIPTION TkRHs,


The following will govern future contracts
for advertising. domestic and foreign:
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The minutes adopted the Board
adjourned. .
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD MISSISSIPPI LEyEE COMMISSIONERS
offie1 - " ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.
Greenvile, Miss May 18th, iSS !,
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A
4l6 9th st. NV. I 1r..
]. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, trustees.
$50 81 st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucuonoers. n21-d6ds
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers,
IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING on FOUR
ANp-A:HALl sTRkET lBEING NUMBERS ll07

IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING on FOUR
AND-A-HALl STREET (BEING NUMBERS lO7
AND llUD) SOUTHWEST
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, lassed equity cause No,
1885, in which James A. Ballenger Is complainant
aud Martha A Baenger ct al Defendants IN e un-
OF the PREMISES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER SMITH,
1889, at -FOUR O'CLOCK IN, the following de,
scrbed real estate, situated the of Washington
lot numbered 70 II square numbered 3Ol, decided
by Charles >. Nallach, trustee, March H. 1886, by
deed recorded in ber J. A. s. No To- iolios 4Ol aud
4O2 being about SO feet front depth about leo
feet with improvements thereon.
Terms. One-third cash, bal nee in one and two
years with note bearing interest the rate OF Ter
cent per annum and secured by deed trust uI,on
the property sold All cash II or pur-
chasers All conVeyanclng and recording
cost. 100 deposit each lot the sale II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within 10 Jay 5
from day oi sale the property shall be resod the
cost OF purchasers.
7. .. HAY, 14.5 NY. ave.,
j. WALTER COOKSEA, ! Trustees
n27-d&ds Fendall Building
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SCHOOL STREET
l. Mar SIXTH AND ID SIREETs SOUTHWEST


BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed IN Equity No. IL 1:bo
wherein OhyerC. Black Is com plaInant and Lorn NJ.
Saunders ct al are defendants. viii sell public
auction, IN front OF the premises, TUESDAY, 4 Hk
IENIu DAY OF DECEMBkR, AID 1889, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK j. NJ, the following described
rea estate, situate IN the city If Washington and DIS
trlct OF Columbia, described part numbered
eleven I'D III square numbered four hundred aud
pinety-four I4Sil, beginning the a point
on the south side of Virginia avenue twenty-One CA
feet eleven and two-ih.rds IFS inches from the
northwest corner Of said lot eleven }, being the
northeast corner of the part of lot eleven Il d.
owned by Louisa Irving aud running thence easterIy
On Virginia avenue nine teen I'D feet eleven and
thirds 5SJ lnces and thence toutherly with said
front Width Continued between and parallel With the
lines OF said lot eleven Il II Union alley, school
street, together with the inn rOvements thereon.
Terms ut sale: One-thrd cash. balance IN equal
instameats at one ana years with interest and
secured by decd VI trust the property Sold all
cash. 1T the option OF the purchaser deposit of
hundred (slOO) dollars Will be required time of
sale All conveyancIng at cost of purchaser and. i
terms are not complied with DAY 5, the
trustees reserve the right to readvertse and sell
rlsk and cost OF deIauitlng purchaser
FbANk L. BROWNING,
4lO 9th st. NV. I r-
J. H0LDSWORTH GORDON, Z trustees.
$50 40 ST \
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IL ATCLlfFE, DARR < CO. Auctioneers,
~ go pennAylynaia ave n w

DESIRABLE TWo-SToRY AND BACK BUILDING
BRICK DWELLING, WITH STABLE IN hEAR
No 1908 PIERCE PLACE NokTHW EST, BE-
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH AND
AND NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER NINTH,
At FOUR O'CLOCK, will offer for sale in front Of
the premises,
LOT SO, SQUARE l9l.
fronting IL feet by depth OF 81 feet, improved by
comfortable Two-story and Back building Brick
Dwelling, with all modern improvements.
Terms: -, 600 due April ID, 1852 remain; bal
ance cash II tie terms OF sale not complied with
in ten days right TO resell the property the
risk and cost of the dcfau.tIng purchaser after five
days advertisement IN some newspaper published in
Washington, DC. deposit OF 500 required when
the property is sold. All convey SC at cost
purchaser. RADCLIFFE, DAliR A CO
Dirt AuctloneeIs.
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u Ill

Jack Dempsey and Billy Mccarthy of Aus
tralia have signed articles and posted "a forfeit
of $3.50 to fight in January. The fight will be
pionship.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
hUSIEES SAIaE OF 4 VAIL ABI.E Two STORY
AND CELLAR BAY WINDOW SENkN-ROON
BRICK DIV WILLING ON sECoND STREET NEAf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALuABIE TWO STORY
AND CELLAR BAY WINDOW SEVEN ROOM
BRICK DWELLING ON SECOND STREET NEAR
STREET NOaTHEAST
Under and by virtue OF deed of trust. dated April
90 AID 1887, and duly recorded in hber !, PSI. folio
lO one OF the land records of the District Of Column
bia and At the request the holder of the note
cured thereby, will sell the highest bidder NJ
public auction, in front Of the premises. MEDNES.
DAY. THE FOI kTH DAY on DECEMBER A ID.
1889. at HAlf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p M, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate the Distract Of
Columbia, aud known and distinguished lot No. 4,
IL square No 100. as the same Is duly recorded IN
doom T. folio lGS OF the land records IN office Of
veyor of said District together with all the improve
ments thereon, also known No AGA street north
east.
Terms easy and made known az time Of sale A de-
rosit of tlOO Will be required u sale. Con-
Neyahclhg and recording at cost Of purchaser. IL
terms OF sale not complied with in ten days from
day OF sale the property will be esold at risk and
cost OF uefauitlng purchaser
MILAN " DANENH0WER T,ns,o.s
n23-d&ds
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON EAST
sTkEET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH. 1883, at FOUR
O'CLOCK PM In front Of the premises viii sell lots
~ % and 20, IN square 237, together sepsrsteiy
each fronting 20 feet east side Of 14th street be-
an alley.
Terms easy and made known At sale. deposit Of
e1U0 viii be required On each lot at time Of sale.
n30-dO THOMAS pOMLA0. Auctlopeey.
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ii. A. SEL1asoN.
THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
Has taken possession of his
MAGNIFICENT NEW STORES AND
WINE VAULTS.
1000 and 1902 Penns ave . cor 10Th ST NV

am perfectly satisfied with the immense sales made
since the Inauguration Of the 20 per removal SALE
and have made more money than 1 would have done
with higher prices 1 shall, therefore, continue to
allow the reduction hereafter Estimates cheer
fully given parties about to purchase supplies for
the coming season. Orders by mail promptly at
tended to.
pLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF
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SPECIAL AND OPENING AUCTION SALE By
CATALOGUE OF sIPERB
HOUSEHOLD FUkNTTTKE AND EFFEcTs cRYs-
HOIsE DECOhAIiNE PLASTS AND IAiMs.
Making IN al one OF the most attractive collections
ever oilered NJ ms city at public aution :" en-
our mammoth sales ro9m, a; ,.,-....
Exhibition MfDNEsDAY, Df 81 .MBE Il FOURTH.
sAI pEr1 THtEsRM SohfiS@
We can only name n part
silk Plush Tapestry. Raw silk Embossed Velvet,
French Hate Mirrors: Bronzca Flush I0p aud other
Tables; Cabinets: turkish Chairs Reception Chairs;
f1aho Lamps Easels tnsrayings.
Book Gases: Library and Reading Chairs: Revolving
bfNiNG ROOM ''iN iAO'eS'
=, Mahogany, Cherry Walnut Antique Oak aud other
oak Pedestal Extension Tables. China Corner Lou
doris; Leather-coyercd and other Chairs; China aud
Glassware.
Mahogany, Walnut. Antique Oak. Cherry and other
Suites. Chfonie:s. lancy fockcrs Corner brackets.
Toilet sets, Mardrobes liar and husk Mattresses,
and Cabinet Beds
Oak. Walnut and CHERRY Racks and Chairs.
RIOS AND CAhTETS
Turkish, Japanese, Smyrna, Body Tapestry. Ingram.
CHANDELIERS ETC.
crystal, Bronze and Hammered Brass, for Parlors,
An exquisite collection Of Palms and House Decor
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND REQUISITES.
ton rooms, and we Invite special attention 10 Tins pi
lection and the closest Inspection u our building.
Catalogues can he obtained on morning Of exhibition
or mailed upon az plicauon, -
d3-2t hnctoneers
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SBESTOS LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
N Patent T. c. Chimneys, FIRE proof.
and 3-ply Iarred koofing, Lime, Cement, and Char
coal j. y. WALKEk SONS, 2O4 10Th 1T nv.
oclo
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DoBERT VOSE 4 co.
REAL TST,rr AT ,rcr,o>.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, DECEMBER NINTH Al fOIR p
NJ, We viii o1er for sale that valuable estate known
as l2O 18th street southeast comprising lot y,
inches front By so feet deep a good pressed brick
front three-story House. substantially buIlt, having
all modern improvements. and Brlck Stable Tor two
horses with = 20-foot alley in the rear Terms at
sale. 100 deposit Can be from To p m each
day until sale. d4-3t
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FUTURE DAYS.

NOTICE OF sALE.-P0LICE HEADQUARTERS,
IN WASHINGTON, DC, December >, lSSy.-NOtlcs
Is hereby given that on FRIDAY, DLCEMBEk
Will sell at public auction lot Of Lost,
Stolen aud Abandoned Property the ware roolus II
Duncanson Brothers 9Th aud ID streets "a W, consist
ing OF Clothing, Tools. Trunks, etc has Ia confor-
nifty with Sec Az, Rev Stat. of the United states
lating To the district OF Columbia RICHARD SILL
tESIER Prop. Clerk Met Police, Dc d3-3t
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THE DISTRICTS FINANCES.

After giving statement of the receipts and
expenditures and operations of the sinking
fund of the District, as shown by the reports OF
officers already published in The STAR he
speaks of the fact that of the bonded indebted
ness OF the District S3,S30,550 will be payable
III 1891 and S9t9, 800 III 1892. As all of these
maturing bonds bear or per cent interest,
provision, he says, should be made to refund
them at ii lower rate, and attention is invited to
the plan submitted in the treasurers annual
report on the sinking fund.
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GrSrs Su11s SECURED
UNHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
IL AND BRIDGE WOkKA

LD"AA>b "a ALNA H IL ffopfletof.
The best facilities In the city for all kinds Of Irua
work steel Beams Angles. &c. always IA stock.
Fine Ornamental Cast and wrought Iron work
speciality Repairs and general macine work done IN
the best manner and % short notice.
sole Licensees IN the District Of Columbia for the
tsctors. Works. Cor $50 and Water ste. Tel. 42s-S
~o. C1U 00cA l4lS q st. nv. Tel 49, !
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS g co, Aucti(

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers
ONE GRAY HORSE, ONE DUN HORSE, ONE DAY.
ION WAGON, ONE SI'LkY, HARNESS, BLAN-
Nils, hOBES; ALSO LOr HAY, BEING The
ENTIRE OUTFIT OF A PRIVATE STABLE
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH. AT TEN O'CLK
A. NJ, We shall sell auction at stable No 444 n
street northwest, the above stock without limit
d42t WALTER Is. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts.
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1889

Christopher Gould. 600 North St.. Harris
burg, Pa $4,000
Mr.. A. Meyer through City National Bank,
Denver Col. $4,000
FIRST National Bank, Denver Col. 5000
Preston National Bank, Detroit, Mch........ $4,000
p A. Decker, 631 Ninth Ave-, New York
City, $4,000
C. II. Boedeker and Jacob Eisenwohn, through
City National Bank of Dallas Dallas, Texas $4,000
Sam. Burns, through National Exchange
Bank Dallas, Tex; $4,000
Joe L. Poncaire and Philip Lacoste Bay Gros-
tote' $4,000
depositor ut Baton Rouge, La, through
Whitney Natl Bank. New Orleans. La ...... $4,000
National City Bank OF Marshall Mich....... $4,000
Two correspondents through Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Bank of San Francisco. Cal............ 10000
Anglo-C .lifornian Bank, San francisco, CAL 5000
Edward Hance Trenton, " J................. 5000
G. w. Austin, % Law Exchange Bufalo,NY 5000
j. +. Gossett Co., So. Carrollton, Ky.... 5000
DR.. A. W. Tancil, Washington, D.C..... 5000
ID. W. Gibbons, 497 Lorain ST.. Cleveland. o.. 5000
A. b. Warmkessel, 18th St., Allentown, Pa. 5000
Chicopee Natl Bank, Springfield, Mass.... 5000
Will Mutschler, Collinsville In............. 5000
Jas. Lawton, Boston, Mass. ................ 5000
John II. Havey, 304 West Broadway, Boston,
Mass. ......::.....:....."..... 5000
p Z. Pearson, Harland. Tex, through Dyer
Il Moore. Richmond, Tex.................... 5000
James Dohorty. PHI West 10th ST.. New
York, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.5c0
John oBrien Fall River, Mass. $500
Henry Schimmel. Los Angeles, Cal ....-...... $500
Farmers and Merchants National Bank OF
Baltimore Nd ......-................... $500
Chas L. Haffner. Bethlehem, Pa............. $500
j. II. Maskall, for @. A. File, Dent St, Cleve-
land. o. ............................. $500
E. z. Caldwell, Indianapolis Ind $500
G. A. Buckingham. U. Is. Express. Chatta-
nooga Tenn.... ............................ $500
Paul Il Koeschert Davenport, Iowa......... $500
\ !. Robinson. York Neb.."."."........... $500
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npnCrprES Am r.,xr,-n,,,

GROCERIES AND FIXTURES
on FRIDAY MOkN Nc, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will
sell IN store lO44 Valley ST. Georgetown n ~ small
stock of Groceries, hX lures, OH 1ank. Refrigerator
Scales, &C. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
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VALUABLE LOT ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
FASHIONED FROM NOVEMBER TWENTY

will ftCr at public auction. on FRIDAY, DECEN-
BER SIXTH, AT HALE- PAST FOUR T. NJ. ia front
OF the premises Lot 10: block 20, Columbia Heights,
fronting on Whitney avenue near 18TH street. This
lot Will positively lie sold TO the highest bidder.
Terms: cash ba auce N, one and two years
Deposit Of 500 at time of sale.
d2-3t GEO. ". SIICkNFY, Auctiouecr.
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I, ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers,
u go Pa. ave

will sell at PUBLIC AUG ION the personal prop
erty OF the late Prot NJ. F Gilbert on tuesday, EVEN
ING, DECEMBER TENiH, 1859, COMMENCING
Al SEVEN O'CLOCK, at the auction parloIs OF RAT
CLIFF L, DAhR co, No. go Pr NSYLNANIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST and consisting of nue OIL
and Water Color Paintings (among which Is fine
copy OF kaphaels Madonna and Child, Decorated
Banners, lot of Artists studies and EquI age Opera
and Field Glasses, Bronzes Watches and other
Jewelry, &c, &C. OTTO q. SIMONSON
d3-dSds Admr. Estate NJ f. Gilbert
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Fred Lindall. Tama, Iowa.
W. A. Nelson. Col Front ST., san Francisco,
Sal-
NisSO. SeA.s'-..
Miss Ellen MCGOWAN, Newport, r. L........
sophia Orwell, Stamps, Ark. ............
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- W SllOhNE1, 100 T. 81.
IKUsTEEs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND SlhLkE
solIhWESr BEIMEEN NJ AM y sIhEETs,
BEING HOUSES NUMbLRED FROM l.5I 10
l242 AND PROM l24s, INCLUSIVE. TO 1875
SECOND 81 kEEr SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain decd recorled in Lier
1896, ioho ia ct OF the land Tor he
District VI Columbia, and Ut the request the party
secured thereby, Will offer foT sale public auctun
IL front OF the premises on TIL ESDAl The FIFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 1853. at HALF rAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK IN, the following described prop
erty IN the Clty of Washington District Columbia,
known aud described as Lots IS, ~, 81 50. 81 and
% Ia OINer CONs hubdl INVASION of part Jys,
also the north Is feet Lot a. Lots ~ as and
the south 10 feet Lot ~ in JH Marrs subdivision
OF square Jo7. sold subject u deed OF
cure 1000 on each of Lois s3, -, ST. - aid ~.
with interest April Is, SS and also subject
deed Of trust Ia secure the sum sz.OYs.5O Lots
40, 40 aud part OF Lots ~ and II. with Interest
March %, 1883
TerIus Of sale: onehalf cash and the balance in
months from day Of sale, secured 10y deed
the property sold with interest all cash. the o
tion OF the purchaser. deposit $50 will be re-
CURED Oh each lot part VI lot at time All
conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in Is days
n23-eoSds FIELDER L. HACKNEY. Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
rOuObRON.

TO THOSE REFURSISHISG OR coSrENprArI
ing Housekeeping this weeks collection Of goods offers
an elegant opportunity 20 purchasers embracing as IL
does almost every article Of for the house
hold: ELEGANT PAkLOR SUITES. But LITTLE
USED. IN PLUSH AND OTHER GOV ERINGS: BOOK
CASES AND SHELVES. WITH TWO SETs UNI.
NEGSAL CiCLoPEDIAs. SEVERAL FINE WAL
NJIBED ROOM SITS. IN GOOD ORDER DOUBLE,
SINGLE AND THREE-QUARTER BEDsIEADs,
BUREAUS AND wAsHSrANDS. SEPARATE
PIECES CHllFONlER LACE CURTAINS;
LEATHER SEAT CHAIRS AND COUCHES;
FEATHERS; EXTENSION TABLES IN OAK AND
WALNUT; FANCY CHAIRS, WARDROBEs. MIR
RORS; MATTRESSES, ALL KINDS COTS. DECO
RATED TOILET SKIS. FANCY ARTICLES,
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAylNGs. ELEGANT A.
SORTMENT OF CARPETS AND LAuGE GUAM
lily OF oThER GOODS. ABOUT FIFTY NEW
AND SECONDHAND COON AND HEATING
STOVES; RANGES. &C.
SALE WITHOUT REGARD To WEATHER IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-04
ECIAL AND OPENING AUCTION SALE BY
Catalogue OF A SUPERB

IL ATCLlFFE. DARR Il co. Auctiunoers,
~ IL formerly with DuncAnsuu Bros
80 Ia ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-04

a. A. SELI6SON
THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
100 and Loo Penna. ave. NV.
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