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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CSC ". srrcksrY. Ascaenssr. Sso st nv

GEo w. sIIcKSEy. Aucteneer. sss st. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rESPEkTl On THE EAST SIDE OF ErGH.
IEESrH STREET JUST NORTH OF OREGON
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in LITER
~ fo1o 443 one of the land rrcords FOX the Dis
t1ct o. COLUMBIA ard Ct the request the PARTIES
secured thereby will offer for sale iron, OF The
premises, on MONDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY UF
IN al Of Lot lis of ", q Denison's subdivision 81
s, lois IN square 152 in the city of Washington
Terms Of sale: one third cash and the balance I'm
one ana two years secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold or all cash. Ut the option of the pur.
chaser A deposit of sf00 will be required at time Of
SAFE All conyeyancing at purchasers cost Terms
70 ne complied with in fifteen days or the property
viii pe resOd At tho risk and Of the NJ
purchaser after Eve days advertisement in the Iyen
ing Star. ~ -'0N
RrpFORD ". wALKERl
GEORGE T. BALDWIN,, trustees
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

fu'hSsAaS OOWLiNG, Auctoneer.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT kuc.
WALNUT MAnBLLsT0 TABLES BitusSEis
A ASB INGRAM CARPETS, WALNUT MARBLE-
MT tM4nAIkg M sipIBofED; MALNtT *:
dHHiks HfL srhAb 6H MANI HND pdfi hss
~ WAKE Az MIIChEN REQUISITES, sc. sc.
TiErH 1870 At TEN O'CLOCK shall h sell a, resi-
dence No 1i3 18TH street northwest the above coec-
ss4-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ionoer.
RArcLIFFE, DARR 3 CO; AucuOneers.
~ o2o Pennsylvania NV
MORTGAGES SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
pr STEAMER cEcn.E
BY virtue of Mortgage to nIe. dated September -
Ap lsso and duly record. in Ilber Of SortSSges.
nFrfES6 5S5 sale + Egs
STEAM PROPELLER OK TEssEI CALLED II The
,ogstnsr Nth the TaEines Boilers. Machinery boa,
furniture audi Gn GIher sn Lake Apare
pertaining and belonging. Length go $40 feet,
Lnrd Of 90 loo tons or ihercaSoSss and 81 more e
particularly described in the said mortgage -''e
GEORGE H. BOSWELL.
RATcLlFFE. DARR CO.. AuctiOneers. sio4dSds
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac.
-'-'' = ''''-' 1ia an Il BoswEIL
RATcLlFfE. DARR 4 CO.. AucnOneers.
~ 02O pennsylvania ave. n
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Presenting compliments TO our friends and the
general public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past year desire say we
to serve Your interests a. we are nattng y aa,
lions 70 our present unequaed fdcies for the
ort ana Densnt OF our patrons The manner in which
OUR REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
has received the unqualified Endorsement and conn
dence OF the real estate purchasing public Thus va
prove OF beehi to persons having realty TO dispose
by auction.
OUR ART AND BOOK GALLERIES
are The most complete and delightful south of New
York city, being especially adapted the comfort OF
our patrons and for the Proper display all
longing to the high arts and literature this being the
EXPRESSION Of our own and coanoisseurs from abroad
Our sales rooms for the display OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
are connections well lighted and Ventilated entrance
from two streets, and all goods. such
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. &c,
usually displayed the public highways. are exhb
tied aud sold exclusively within thus avoid
ing any possible damage 10 the goods from the e.e
ehts and at tile same time Ordng comfortable AMI
pleasant waiting for patrons hile attending
sales. We also conduct sales at
PRIVATE RESIDENCES
Stocks Of Groceries. Dry Goods &C. arranged and sold
either at our rooms or at
TRADERS STORES.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C..
PRIVATE STABLES
or in front Of our
SALES ROOMS
STORAGE ROOMS
with insurance at all seasons We invite an INSPECTION
oi our iacities and methods, which improved aud
%. kATcLIFFE. 0AIR L CO. Auctoneers.
s22ot go PennsylvaDia
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~ ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctiop.er,
SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARPETS

riLE VI uON Ut n NENT CARPETS
FROM UNITED STATES CAPITOL
On. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TwENrY.SEy
ENIH at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we shall sell
WITHIN our sales ROOM Fourteen Large MCQuet Velvet
ana Body Brussels Carpets fro United States Capitol
Terms cash. WALTER D. WILLIAMS Il CT.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHokT ROUTE TO LONDON,

= NokDDLUischEK LLCYD r. co
last Lxpress st<anaers
To Southinlpton dondOIi hayreJ, bremen.
Trzve. Ned. seia. "a. pm; IIDe. rat sept. -.
4. 10 am; Aller. We'd. oct 3. pm: fusas. Sat,
Oct ]. 3 am.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table luxursou
sGl1Cn slISintnehis llces: lst cabin, > and mo-
Nzic berth, according 20 locstiCn; csbin 30 an
DkOOR 80 Penn avo s22
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'NHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

, ApOrHECAkf Srokk. No. 0l4 h STREET
= CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Ut the
District Of Coluinba passed Oh the 10Th day OF Sep
tsmoer iSn0. in equity cause numbered 1a6.5,
viii Oh II u DA Y, the SECOND DAY OF
ppCToBEk. 1890. at HALF;pAsr FOUR O'CLOCK
70 Dust aud highest bidder therefor all Of tho stock
IN trade and trsds nxtures inc4udnI couLters shev
ns kc OF the drug business lately carricd the
- - -
The terlns Of aale will be cash. Premises will be
open TWO hours before sale for inspection.
Race
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r1S-u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIRoAn
Schedule IN Ebert June ~. lsau


RIrlMosE AND OHIO RAILEoAn
A~'e washington fIom station corner OF New ser~>v
For cheaC ad SSsas Sss c Ss.snled Limited
lr ienna ;,g sa s ssrrs sss S sS nan
eItiiS' :, = 90 and l 80 \. M
M, iS ,p lis;sSGS. and Cleveland express daily o.so
fe sd LeInSi0n and point. in the Shenandoah vlss
iSF t Winchester =, and way stations. fs.SoPm
g, 9r ssalamore weed GAYS. soS. 90. .ss "a
as H,sn o - ia,'s $50, $3.50 l 90. AZ 90.
s M lS s ~ 8 q S sG
rs IS 6 ESQ: SO gso nm go IS Sina, s 10
N 80 = M 900 o;ia e::0 ss30. . .35 1854
p aSs w stations between washnton and nal,.
III 81, cn $50. 80 am, 1910, % 80 q "a
20. ii SO Pm 0ASS ; ~ an. loo 3:2s. 49,
lssis' iSa,s ..imore for week days.
: so. a u0. 4Vi3o an Il 900, ~ 40. 2iiO. 2.J0
$50 300 io:i6 TO- TO-. - S ssa 20 "a 90 so so
:"Io' i 10 a., so 81, -. 30 lv2a 1886 aia
iSs sna S 80 & io and ~ % ~ ~
siis 90; 50 Sn is s 35 M p as.'s sa Aaass
q iSr stations o, ne Metropolitan Branch 10 80.
ii0 40 a am Il pam AM lor 5iinelPAi sStiOs ons.
tor hoSksiils and Mas stations. "a .35pm.
,, ,or S"is rsDurs and lEterlrdiate I1,uts 20 90
ii V 90, n ' 10 an. il:Uo tSOo '55S. is.sS
let boyd's and intermediate stations, =, oopm
s =, Tram leaves Washington SUNDAY arf rs
I-M slolrltg ~ all stations Mcuopolitan Brauch
;,ptt sTu YET lo;on $3.50 $50 vi 50 ~
Tor hagers;eSa. tlo 40 am. and IS BONN;
rains arrive frOnl IEiuGgD daily ii 4. "A
S;IO In fruin Cincinnati aud III iSst.t. daily a "a
p.n. uaiy. ~ ""i' "-'~
,NE~ hOhh AND lIliIADEIfHtA DIVISION
..en l"fA. lreht,a Newark, y. J., and EllEAbrth
So, %. to:VU 40 sUU. ~ 90 1-u >, "a
oVahu 'lO;o 30 pm. buffet larlor Cars on III
s,s , usns. s!eelins Car IL tue lU.JU A. IA opcs
:. OF ihlladelrhi. q o5, rs co. 30 90 u. oonOos
'-ioO, :oO, %: . and 'lO..jO Elin
a. IoI Ne~ik, Del, WILMINGTON and Chester q a.
"a, 1o ,nl.' 4@;VV hoOn - Oh ;5O 'O.l5 aud
:, For lltermsdiate points between Rslt,mor. and
pn. '' '~-"o' ~
81, Trains leave New York Cor Washington. 20 .oo
,is,o 1hi - sO0. $50 - 90 nm and ia I5
:. Train. leave philade'phia for Washington. q "a
Y;io, IL 30 A-ia- II ~ = 81 - "a
tor buslon $50 PM. With Pullman Buffet s,ee,.
Ing car running through Buston without chaus.
va nshkeelsie Bridge landing passengers ~ uni
NJ. station nj boston.
, tor Atlantic City, .o5 and 10 am IL 90 noon
sundays 90 AN, II noon ard 10 so Ieul
Except sunday. DAILY. iSundAy ONLY
baesaee called tor ana checked hotels and resi-
oences y Union Transfer npany orders LETT AZ
ueAet otlceS, olo anc l35l Penn ave and nj depot
ChAs. y. SCUI.I. Gen. lass Agent
J. I. ODELL- Gen. Manager -,
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Reception to Representative Langston.

AT a meeting last night Of the committee APP
pointed to arrange reception for Representa-
1--we Langston 1t was decided to have the recep-
non Tuesday evening. the 30th instant. at the
metropolitan AM.E. Church. finance com
mittee composed of Messrs. W. C. Martin. w
ID. Richards, Jesse Lawsonand i. d. Lee was
appointed
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GEo ". SricKNEY. Auctioneer. $3.50 81.

fAREMproRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNrM
tEupED pRvPEhTY ON BklGHrHOOD AVE
NUE tfOkMERLY sEyENTH STREET tx
ow TIE JupsvN RAILROAD AND fRONTING
-QS FEET UN SAlDAvENUE.
w offer the above described property for SALE In
front ot the premises on wEDNESDAY. The FLkST
DAl oF OCIohEk, 1890, at FivEUC1OCKP PM :.
Terms made known nj time Of sale: $3.50 deposit
yil ne required Terms to be complied with IN fifteen
sx6-dkds GAO. ". sTIcKNEY. Auctionesr.
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RAILROADS.
CHEsAPEAkI AND ONO RAILWAY
Schedule In Effect MayiA

Trains leave Union Depot. 9th and n ,.rest. IN -
Am. for Ne~port News. Nld Posnt Volrf,rs asi
Nortolk daily. Arrive ,, Old POINT al 8 Id n M
and Norfolk at q 80 p.m. -.
II an cincinnsti kxfress daily 20 7 stations In
NlrsinlA West ' irlinia henfucky and Cincinuau.
Nestibuie seefers through without chan.-e 40 an.
.. cinnati. arriving ~ 50
h;lO nm- y. o. v. Nestibule Limited. daily s.,lia
trains. with dining cara run thrOn.h without
change 20 -lncinnati Nestibule Slec.sS for Ter.
iegton aud Louisville. Pullman Cara ar ot,ea q.
rvceivc passengers at rn.
Sffce: OLE Hennsy lyaniA avcnue
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RADCLIFFE DARR CO, Aue.ionesE'.
VERY E9,-sl DESIRABLE THREE STONY BRICK
EEoyEMENTs. 10. o S965i srE flHrrN NORTH IL
.. On s,I EE1 G3S AEfinS8JS. OCTOBER THIRD;
at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for safe. in front of
PART OF LOTS
fronting is feet on street BY depth Of 7a feet
Improved BY well built three-s,ory Brick House:
seven rooms; all modern impro,eine
parties In Search OF hone 0r for ' sn Sesimen q.
being near all tho departments. street her
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
or ali cas at orion ny Of the on
post OF 100 at time OF sale y the terms Of sale are
the cay s sns
cost OF the de:aalting purchased after 1--WE days
,nsto9. D. C. An eonveyancins and recording at
s23-dSds RATcLIrFE pARa 4, CO.. Aucss.
PI iSS LOS NEAR U, s. e Afifot Al fO AUG
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER /. $500, AT FIVE
M we viii sell one Large Lot 40 feet io inches by
bens part of lots and square 9s0. and next to The
sold 70 tho government for $277.OOO Plenty Of room
BUILDINGS has just recommended sovernent purchase
OF an lots IN square $685. up to and adjoining the lots
These Lots are high and overlook Arlington, Alex
andrla and the virginia hills and will lie offered to the
highest bidder The Three Lots will be Sold separately
or together as may DO desired. This unquestioua-
he Re " sas p2 ha
is offered IN the city today this ground rap
Lots. rIht under the shadow OF The dome of the Capt..
to can DC BOUGHT TOR about OF what property
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance one ana two
years. secured by deed of trust with per cent in
terest. payable semi arnually s30O cash at day Of
ply with terms Of sale within ten days, right is
served to resell at of defsutg purchaser after
s25-Ct Auctioneers.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Eff
tAESE TTWLSS;TY:RooM HOUSE No. ais {
PLUSH pARIoR s sJffEs s. k k1ek IL prvASs,
b bHsH eHa H1S WAtHHT
H 80 FINE DEGSKATED CHINA WARE, CON
shtk sk hSR Nh ss stii IAN n
TAB Ep pEpN BhR e2Is ilNtS
rGHIiHEhks F0dEks LACE .SuKIAINS sJ9yES
AToR SAFES. &c. &C.
An III 4 &sS St lsaksiS Is Dhos
riGrh isoS Il oci taik
we Will sell at public auction At No, SIS G street
all in good condition. and ,hs atten.,os 6O.L Of The
dealers and OF parties furnishing y csil to this sale
s25-dSds Ancfioneers.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
BER A PST sS At me- R &S ta octo
last Ia H st. Baltimore Md One Of the oldest
faa bsoIe I IN a
Office ave. surrounded by Flour aud Corn Exchange,
oeson elegant ioi 81 trout By ioS to
alley Two stores now under rent $500 per year.
TAYLOR CkLAMkls Aqctoneers,.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

90 OIL PAINTINGS AND HISTORICAL PHOTO
GRAPHS AT AUCTION.
M TOMORROW. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TWEEN
Tf-SEVENTH 1880, Mt TEN O'CLOCK. ut my
auction rooms I shah sell the above consigume Mt
without crve. 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.sIORROW.
BENSINGER, Auctionecr.

HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, $40 LOUIS
lana AxE-PEREMPTORY SALE OF RAIL
On SATURDAY MORNING. commencing At
Ten O'CLOCK we will sell within the Bazsar Twenty
Head OF Horses aud Mares that used by the
washington and Georgetown Railroad Company. Ibis
Is tie best lot Of railroad horses offered auction
In this city.
Also,
Fifteen Head of Horses and Marcssome rood for con-
tractors use and some fine workers and drivers
-. Also
About Twenty Secondhand Carriagcs phaetous,
6usses Wagons. Harness, &C., &c. -
1t 80 arc,;r,,o,r
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] BREWSTER WAGOSETTE.
- SITS HACK OK COACH HARNESS.

MINISTRIES SALE or ELEGANT LOT AND
l. SMALL BRICK HOUSE No. 1926 o STREET
NORTHM EST, BE1MEEN SIXTEENTH AND
sExhNTEEiNTH STREETS. Bling n THE
On TUESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF OCIO-
Der, 1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p Nj. at the request
OF the parties secured shall offer for sale by
ton III front of the PROMISES under the PROVISIONS
deed of trust dated pm 2l 1886. and recorded
Ilber il16 ioo ,6l et seq of te land records tho
District vi co umba. all that certain piece parcel
land anG premises known aud disting uished and
being
ALL OF LoT "a. SQUARE 1S1.
fronting 20 feet by depth Of ~ feet, improved by
Two-story Brick Dwoliing Housr, NJ. 1U26 y street
northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance OF purchase
money il one and two years, with interest the
ot per cent pcr annuin. payable sei,i annually and
to he secured by deed of trust the premises, all
cash. ut option Of purchaser. 500 down at time
sale Cohseyancins &C.. at cost of purchaser. Terms
to be complied wtE IN ten dayf, otherwise right
SERVED TO resell as risk and cost Of keiauihy tur
chaser after five days advertisement of such resale
some newspaper published in Washington. y. e.
lsAAC l.. JOHNSON, Trustees
JOHN NJ. LAWTON, J Afus'eeS'
80: eo&ds DUNGANsUN BROS. Aact,oreers.
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LOVE AND LARCENY.
Nathaniel Sykes in a Police Cell and Hfs
Marriage OF, for the Present 1T Least.

LOVING GIRLS HOPES TUMBLE Gas IN A TEN
DER LETTER SHE PLAISrrvELY ANTICIPATED
THEY WOULD LIKE cHILDs HOUSE OF
BLocks-sHE WAS TO HAVE BEEN MARRIED
YEsJERDAY.
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u ATCLIFFE DARR h CO, Auctioneers,
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave- NV.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF The GALES MANSION,
KNpWN AS WHITES HOTEL OH, AT REMINGTON,
SOLDIERS HOME ELECTRIC RAILWAY, AT
AUCTION. CONSIS1lNGIN PARTOF
WALNUT AND OAK MARBLE TOP AND COTTAGE
CHAMBER suirEs. wAkpk0BEs. NJ
Wiz sPkiNGt, OLD WALNUT SINGLE AND
DOUBLE BEDsIEADs. ODD BUREAUS AND
wASHsTANDS, COTS. RATTAN AND EASY
NEkANDA ROCKERS. SlDEBOARD. EXTEN.
SION AND LEAF IABLks, wAI.NUr DINING
CHAIRS lOI HEATING AND COOK STOVES
BkCSsELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, MAT.
TING vAPOR STOVE, WALNUT CRIES, lot
CkOCKERY AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES. &C, &c.
ALSO
] BREWSTER WAGOSETTE
2SETS HACK OK COACH HARNESS.
! SCI BUGGY HARNESS.
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FIRST, 1890 AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. M, We VII l. SILL THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF WHITES HoTEL. on GALES
MANSION, IN THE 81 BURBAN SUBDIVISION OF
LEXINGTON, 10 WHICH We INVITE GENERAL
ATTENTION. kAICLIFFE, DARN < Co.
N.B.To reach sale lake electric cars VI 9TH and S
\. ave. s2Q23,ct. 70 20, SCOT
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You are in a Bad Fix

But we will cure you if you will
pay US, Our m, ssage is to the weak,
nervous and debilita' who, by
early evil habits, or later indiscres
lions, have trifed away their vigoi
of body, mind and manhood, and who
suffer all those effects which lead to
premature decay, CO sumption or in
sanity. If this mea you, send for
and read our Book OF LIFE. written
by the greatest Specialist of the day,
and sent (sealed) for 6 cents in stamps.
Address DR.. Parker's Medical and
Surgical Institute, ISL North Spruce
St, Nashville, Tenn, Aug..l7 1y.
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The Purest and Best

Articles known to medical science are
used in preparing Hoods Sarsapar
lila. Evary ingredient is carefully
selected, personally examined, and
only the best retained. The medi
cine is prepared under the supervi-
sion of thoroughly competent phar
mscists, aud every step in the process
of manufacture is carefully watched
with view to securing in Hoods
Sarsaparilla the best possible result
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TOPEKA, KAN, July 2, 1881
have been sufferer from dyspepsia
for several years. l have used Microbe
Killer for two months and can eat
anything l wish. Have gained ten
pounds My neighbors have been
using it with beneficial results. My
postoffice address is Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. J. j. SURNGELEY.
For sale by K. BLAcKSALL & Son
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The railroad alongside the Eevsor h Goal 10 loaded IN
them there thus le'ssnng the the trade South West
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For your mothers My lawyer
will open a correspondence with
you there. shall instruct him to
deal literally with you, and you can
see our child two or three times a
year."
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Advice to Mothers.

lrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething, 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums allays all pain, cures wind collie,
and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
twenty-five cents bottle,
sep 27-d-w.ly
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DIReCTo AS.
+ g CARR H. W. SMITH, Ut MALLORY j. W. WALKER
W w FnTIER G. s. BRYAN, J. A BRYAN, A. H. STOKES
A General BANKING Business Transacted
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS, CORPORATIONS AND Id
vi nAIS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.

,ccoUNTs OF BANKS, BANKERS CORPORATIONS AND IDI.
VI UAIS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bearing per n,e. .qsd
made direct all accessible points in tie Uni
states and remitted for promptly at lowest rates.
attention business OF Correspondents
THIS BANK being recently organized 10 condition do oil
Banking favorable other Bank tie State
SECURITY The United States Government requires
full Liabilities and Assets Of all National Banks shall BE-
made least three of the Directors every few see
besides this the pleasure OF the Government
thoroughly examine into the condition Bank
Banks afford larger of protection than o
Banking system
CHARACTER CAPITAL The character the Officers Directors
National Bank the highest
the National Bank law responsible for double the
Bank credit better ac
ties the First National.
WE WANT share of your We solicit your Patronage
entire satisfaction a
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Bedford City Land
andlmprovement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED. $1,000, 200

This company and controls 600 Of land
portion the town. which the most available part the city for
deDces aud manufactures.
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First National. Bank d. Durham
Chartered Nov. 9 1878 Capital $Ie0oooL
oFFICERS.
Capital slssoooL


IT, S. CARR, President Leo D. HEARTI
". W. FULLER president CHAs A. JokDANr."..'etF
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ADVANTAGES OF This CITY,

lies the Norfolk and Western Railroad the route
Of the Pburg and Atlanta Railroad which will be greatest
trunk lines the United States s the gate great Southwe
and situated the foot Of the Peaks Otter Mountains and Gom which Il
gets IL unlimited supply Of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-31
A LOW MILLAGE PREDICTED.

The Rate Won't be Much Higher Than
Previous Yenrs-An Attempt Made to
Figure il on Last Years Receipts and
Expenses.
There are a good many figures made at hap
hazard on what the next millage will be. 1t
has been placed anywhere from an increase of
3 to decrease OF mill upon the valuation of
S2O0 100000 The increased expenditure seems,
however to warrant larger business in the
Finance Committee than it did last year. The
demands of the various departments are in the
general idea so moderate that the estimates at
present in the hands of the Finance Committee
will more than fill the bills on the required ex-
penditures.
The Department Of Public Works asks for
$685. $40 of an appropriation, giving 1t to be un-
derstood that The park appropriation of SI25,-
900 Is not to be considered as factor IN the
general appropriation
The other requests were the Department of
Public Safety, S6s635l SS; of Charities, SS5 600;
Controller 81 2S3. $50; Assessor. SlS OOO; Educa-
ton, 1872, 475; judgments, $4,000; outstanding
warrants, an item upon which the Controller
admits that he has not made up his mind. but
has made bet of the cigars, in spite of his
church affiliations, the outstanding warrants
are placed within few dollars of Sl65 0O0
making total of IS. 616, 1876 S8
The estimated receipts are as follows: From
the Department of Public Works s602 500; De-
partment of Public Safety, 81, ,3lS SO; licenses,
which will beyond doubt be enlarged in scope
this year, 5000; on the second if the last
amount of the other receipts is estimated Just
at the same rate as for 1885, as follows: Busi-
ness tax, SlS,0OO; Mayors office, SS5O 900; ve-
hicle licenses, $4,000; street railways, 5000;
warrants made from State to schools, Sol, ,8Ol IS,
advertising delinquent taxes. $4,000; City
Attorney S5O,OOO; miscellaneous, instead OF be-
ing as last year, $75000 is this year only put at
$4,000. so that comparing the expenditures
with the receipts in view of the increased pop
ulation and of the increased expenses ali the
way through, the millage will not be increased
to any large extent, and the taxpayers can rest
easy while the Finance Committee of Councils
makes its final efforts for the dying year in
fiscal point Of view.