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The New Census.

The following is the approximated
population of the principal cities in
California, as obtained by the new
census: San Francisco, 100000;
Los Angeles, $4,000; Oakland, $4,000;
Sacramento, $4,000; San Jose, Is, 500;
Stockton, 14,400; Fresno, 1000;
Pasadena, 4,870; San Bernadino,
$500; Santa Ana, $500; Chico, $500;
Grass Valley, 3,400; Auburn, $500.
These figures are below what has
been claimed for the places named.
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Pearl City Lunch Room.

nHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO
l. share the patronage of the travelling
public at his Lunch Room now open at
Pearl City, Eva, where he Will make all
feel at home. Lunches, cold drinks, tea
coffee, cakes, and refreshments; ice cream
on Sundays and holidays.
L. A. GALASPO,
145-1m Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
L notice that he has purchased the Laie.
wal Rice Plantation from Aswan. and VIII
not hold himself responsible Tor any bliis
P,antat;ou nrevious to June 7, 1890
l52-3w* EE YIN " Al.
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Card of Thanks.

Capt. f. w. Fehlbehr of the
Honolulu Police force, having been
the recipient. Friday morning at
the opening of the Supreme Court,
July Term, Of a handsome gold
headed cane, engraved upon the top
as having been presented by the
"Honolulu Bar" the presentation
taking the form of a speech made
by Paul Neumann, Esq, and the
surprise having deprived the Cap
tain for the moment of his ability to
express his gratitude, takes this
method of now expressing his very
great thanks and deep gratitude in
deed to those gentlemen, as we'll rs
to any others who may have been
interested in the matter.
The Captain wishes also to assure
all those gentlemen that he will in
the future more than ever endeavor
to attend to HIS duties in such a
manner as will merit their good
opinion as thus evidenced.
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NOTICE.

TIME HAWAIIAN CONSTRUCTION
l. Co. will not be responsible for any bills
contracted in their name without a written
order signed either by ID. +. Peterson or
J. NJ. Oat. b. +. DILLINGHAM;,
Manager Hawaiian Construction Co.
Honolulu, July IL, 1890. lOlm
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CORRESPONDENCE.
spicy.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by our
correspondents.
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CAPT. FEhLBEHR GAINED

The Popular Police Oficer Rewarded
by the Members of the Bar.
At the opening of the Supreme
Court Friday morning, Hon. Paul
Neumann requested to address the
Court on the little episode at the
passing of sentence on Louis Sey
mour on Tuesday morning. There
had been some gross neglect of duty
in allowing convicted man to come
into Court with dangerous weapon.
He might have injured the Court,
which God forbid, or any member of
the bar except, perhaps, himself.
Someone was directly responsible
and the members OF the bar think it
is the bailiff of the Court. This con-
clusion reminded him of an incident
in Hugo's story, 'Toilers of the Sea-"
in which through the carelessness of
the boatswain gun was loosened
from its fastenings and went crash
ing round the decks, to the imminent
danger of the lives Of the crew. The
boatswain at the risk of his life went
down and secured the gun. The
captain decorated him with the cross
of the Legion of Honor for his brav-
cry, but ordered him to be shot for
his dereliction of duty. Capt. Fehl-
behr showed zeal, courage and pres
ence of mind and it was the general
opinion of members of the Bar that
they would overlook the offense, as
| he was a sober man and good
officer, but they thought he ought to
be shot in the back of the neck. He
took pleasure, however, on behalf of
the members of the bar in presenting
the Captain with gold-headed cane.
He is simply caned instead Of shot.
Capt. Fehlbehr was very much
taken by surprise and all he could
say was, that he was very much
obliged to the members of the bar.
Mr.. Justice Dole said the punish
ment was very appropriate one.
/ It is an exceedingly handsome
| gold-headed cocoanut cane with the
following inscription engraved on
the head: capt. f. w. Fehlbehl
from the Honolulu bar, July Is, $780,
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Nem advertisements.
TO THE LADIES +!

MRS. LACK WOULD BEG TO IN
M form the Ladies of Honolulu and
Tourists who are DESTROYS of purchasing
nice Mother Hubbard Wrappers, to call at
her Fancy Department, 81 Fort street,
where will be found ready made ones, and
measurement taken for orders. Terms
moderate. please give us a call. 16-6t
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The foreign jury will be required
in the Supreme Court at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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Public Concert.

The Hawaiian Band will give public
concert at Emma Square this evening
at Z 80 o'clock. The following il the
programme.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE
l responsible for any debts contracted in
his name without his written order.
WILLIAM WORNER,
1885, 1332-1t Hanalei Dist. Kauai.
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SAFES FOR SALE!
ENOUR SIZES HALLS SAFES IN
IL stock at No &c Fort street.
Il. w. HOBRON,
I2-1w Agent Halls Safe a. Lock Co.
NOTICE.
S25 Reward.

A REWARD OF sos DOLLARS WILL
n be paid for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who broke off the steel pickets
from the fence in front of the residence of
c. II. Anterior, Beretania street. Apply
at this office. 4-u
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TO ARRIVE.

- THIRTY HEAD FINE YOUNG
n broken and unbroken Mules, to
CIV arrive about July 18th per Bark
Forest Queen, and for sale by
j. N. WRIGHT,
Gilt At Little Britain, Honolulu.
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~Terms reasonable.
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The Art Of Dinner Giving.

from the New fOrR sun.
A hostess who wants to make her dinners
popular may have them as simple as she likes,
but there are some laws she must observe a.
strictly and with as much fear as were those of
the Modes and Persians
She must not have tepid oysters; neither
must ice be served about them.
She must not have the napery starched until
the man with a young mustache feels that
every time he puts his napkin to his lips he is
risking the destruction of the pride of his life
She must not bake what Dug int to be roasted
not serve a tillet until nobody knows whether
it Is a rubber shoe or piece of oil cloth.
She must not have a servant who is inter-
ested in anything except good service. He
shouldn't smile if the wittiest man in the
world told the funniest story, nor should he
appear interested if political secret on which
hinged the future of Ireland was heard by him.
She should count the sweets of the least i'm
portance and not believe that a bad dinner
can be bolstered up by very much decorated
cake or pudding.
She should see that her coffee is as clear as
her conscience and as strong as her love.
She should not ask anybody whether they
will have cream or not, for people who go out
to dinner should learn to do without it.
She should not attempt too elaborate q
menu. for she wishes each dish to reach the
height OF perfection, and when the successful
dinner is achieved she should give the cook
large dose OF encouragement, medicine pleas
ant to take.
The woman who understands the art of
dinner giving is the woman who is past mis-
tress o: the art of keeping her husband at
home
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The Conductor and the Farmer.

From the New ork Sun.
As the train left Dayton, south bound, the
conductor came into the smoking car with a
cry of Tickets. pleaseI' and as there was only
one fresh passenger he walked directly ND to
him. This new arrival was from the farm and
in nothing of hurry.
What's up, kurnel?" he asked as the con-
ductor halted before him.
Ticket, SIR"
'Yes. Is she on timer"
"Yes"
"Going right to Cincinnati?"
"Yes. Ticket if you please"
Il had a ticket but Say, how's wheat
looking along the line?"
"Give me your ticket"
wonder where l put it. Been much rain
between here and Hamilton this month? Teller
was telling me yesterday that he never"
I'm In o great hurry, sir.' exclaimed the
conductor.
'.Shoo! Haven't got any hay out at the other
end of the line. have you? I got caught once
last week; and men Bill had to work like nailors
to beat a thunder storm"
Have you got ticket?"
"Then hand it over at once. I can't fool
away my time herer'
'Shoo! Wall, here's the ticket, and want a
receipt for it. Felier in such a hurry as you
are might die suddenly. Lands! but what a
9hlred man you'd make for q week or two!
Never had one who was in o hurry. Say, if
you"
But the conductor had gone, and he turned
to us with look Of disgust on his face, and
continued:
CHATS the way with these monopolies. They
not only want all your money, but they won't
treat you decent after they git it. Reckon I'll
drop In on the boss of the road when git to
town, and let him know that such conduct
don't 60 down with free-born American"
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FUTURE DAYS.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
i 1ATE ~ ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, NIKGiNIA
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from MARY b. Hammer
Der. 1855 and recorded IN liber j. No a. page a. oIe
OF the land records for the county OF Alexandria,
o Il al the request oi the hoIder Of tie
thereDy viii SCI. public auction, OIL THURSDAY
JAN CARl SIX Es-N II ~. AZ ELENEN O'CLOCK
m in front Of the premises the folio ug property
hoads, 10 wit All certain piece or parcel of land
and premises known and Gis sushed being part
OF lot No. three CD In TJ isOn Of kouert BAH
estate as set forth in Iat and survey thereof by
Oliver COX October, lSS6. te said piece hand ovig
tie tract and lot No 3 being line OF the land Claimed
by JuInes birch on the GOTth sI0e Vi the
and James Birch " Ia degrees T., - roles - ii"
corner 10 said tract and James Birch: thence " lS
Deg ". 40 poles Is lnks to corner TO the tract
ana lines orch and adjoining the land Of u. II;
thence west 4 poi u iIuks 20 G q tire tract
and the land OF a. BAH TO oS anu s. thence with
Ane between sad lots > - degrees h., poles to the
north Sioe of the o. Cr-etoHp road ia said line
thence .oIg the north side said road ia nor a. asst
ery direction to the beginning. containing eleven aud
he SAD Ilece Of Land Is improved by fine Dwelling
and Cat ulldIngs and IL ia good condition Tor cult
vsiOn.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash aud the residue
IL two equal pas ments At IN and two years fron
day OF secured b. deed Of trut on the ,rop-
erty, drposit OF 500 soon properly il
knocked down viii he required. All convey aI.c4Hs
tie Gust OF the purchaser. 49,
d2o-dts WALTER HALL. Trustee.
The above property is suitable for rerson in
city. beluy about miles from Aashi Ator on good
rOads and handsomely i'm rovsd by groOm house with
bias melt aAd furnace. Persons VIII be taEeR See
pr perty lrcc o. charge. For further information
JAMES L. CLEMENrS, Attorney, 1891 + st NV,
IaAo-ots Washington, DC.
eTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY TMENTl-IHlED, 1890. at
FoIE NJ, and wili be sod rain or si,iue.
Jal '-dts VAL Ea HAIL. Irlst tee.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

kNTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. f717
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, TWENTY-FOCETH JANUARY, 1890
Al len M, at residence No. l7l7 Rhode Isla nd
avenue, will sell tor cash, without reserve the fol-
lowing weli-kept household effects:
legal Psrlor Furniture,
peuestals, Fancy Work Table,
Cabinets, Bric-a Brac,
Hail Rack, Table and sofa,
superb Japanese Writing Desk,
Elegant Japanese Cabinets,
Screens. Psyche Mirror,
Mantel Mirror. Book Case
Desk and Writing Cabinets,
superb Antique Mahogany Sideboard,
Walnut Extension liable and side Tables,
Walnut Leuther-co vered Dining Chairs
Portleres, Window Hanglngs,
Brussels Carpets, hugs
anut and other Chamber Furniture,
Brass Bedstead, Pictures,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Pillows and Bolsters Bedding
China, Glassware &c,
Kitchen Requisites, Servants, Furniture. &c kc
House open day y ior to sale
jail 0-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

1RUSTEEiS SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
SITUATED On TENTH > REET BETWEEN +
AND u STREETS NORIHEAsI-hOUSE No.
Ul1.
b. virtue Of deed Of trust Gully recorded in Liber No.
las folio 34. 81 seq. OF the land yrds
District OF Columbia, / Will Sc. 4 CESDAY The
IhhN ~ EIGHTH DAY Or JANUARY. A. ID. 1890.
Al uA!F PAsI Fol X O'CLOCK l. Al. In front 81 the
premises, the following descr bed land and pr
situate IN the city of Washington. district Of Column
bia sLd designated lot numbered twe.ty nine go
ia hai per subdivision OF lots square numbered
nlne hundred aud sixty, as recorded in surveyors
ONCE OF said District ia book k.L.H folio las,
getLtr with al the lDlI ways easements
rghts privileges aid appurenances 10 the same De-
longing or III a:yMlse sl ertalnlng his lot will lie
sold subject to two certain deeds Of trust for
61,1 ZOO aud one & $500.
Terms: Cash over and above the two trusts noted
Terms OF to b complied with III days other
wise the trustee the right resell the prop
cry at the risk and cost Of tn ceaulug purchaser
al er i've days ublic notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. {. convey
anc.ng, &C. urchaser's dy posit of s2OOr re-
Qulred time OF sale. CHAS. w ID hR
ial6-dkis TrnNtaa
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WEEks & co, Auctioneers.
w OS1 Louisiana avenue,
Opp. CITY Post ofsca
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES MEMS CLOTHING.
woMES's LONG AND SHORT COATS JACKETS
AND WRAPS. &C.;
ALSO LOT OF SHOES
FASHIONABLE GooDs
AT AUCTION.
WITHIN OUR sALEsRooMa
ON MONDAY MORNING.
JANUARY TWENTIETH.
AT Ten O'CLOCK
IN LOTS TO ACCOMMODATE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
!, Eo ". sTIcKNEy. Auctioaeer. e3e r.


TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
PlRE2RPrhiikrrr, BEING No ieo2 STREET
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded IN ,ber
No. 1861 folio 4S1, one % the land records for the
secured thereby. Will oser for sale in front Of he
JANUARY, 1890, at HALf-fASr FOUR O'CLOCK
the foliOwins described property in the the city
q ashington, District Of Columbia, 70 VIII All q ot
square q57
Terms Of sale; one-third cash. balance in one % and
Two 90 years Sfth interest 81 the rate of TO-
A. tLe OPT OF OF the purchaser slOO deposit required
81 tue OF sale All convey ancine az purchasers cost
Terms TO De COMPLIED with IN atieen DAYS.
'T'HoS. L WAeGAMAN, Real site Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,,
No 1Sl4 BLAGDEA'S ALLY, BETWEEN u
ASp a, AID MIMI AND TkNrH STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trus, recorded in IAber No
Ioff ioi'o 40 Vi the Ano DIS II the District Of
secured will sell pubic auction In mont or me
premises on SA UhDAD, JANUARY IGDIaENTH
lS!O, 81 ALE PAST FOUR orc. OCK i NJ, Part Of
lot 10 N heirs of John Davidson subdivision III los in
square 36s beginning for same At tire souiusst
corner " said lot aud ~ thence West along the
south line Of said lot 30 feet thence north ~ feet 10
on said alley 10 the beginning. viii right OF way
through laesageway between this propprty aud that
on the nor h. with the lI ruvenlents above stated
Terms: One-thli d cash, taiaBce equal In
stallIneuts IN SIX twely. snl eighteen Months for
which notes Of the purchaser bearing interest frn
day OF sale sud secured by deed of troperty
depositof 500 will b. required time ~ sale aud
ali conveyancilg and recor4li, Will be purChAsers
Cost Terms 10 be complied vat Ia ten days sale
property will be TesOld rik and defaUltng
purchaser. IHOS. E MAGGAMAN,j 1rr,,.....
$780,. JOHN ". PILLING. ! trustees
IhoS Z WAGGAMAN, Auctoneer. ia9-d
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TkTsTEBs SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
NJ lSl4 BlAODEN'S ALLEY, BETWEEN "
AND AND MIMI AND IkNIH STREETS
THIS EVENING.
y ATCLIFFE. DARR Co. Aucaoneers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave n w.

y ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucaoneers
~ go Pennsylvania ave- NV
PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS or The OLD ESIABLIsilkD
BOOK AND STATIONERY SIohE Con- AZ 5 e.
AND IA: AVE-. NV, tOhMERLI KNOhN AS
SHILLING TONS AND AT PRESENT NAL ISOS
SCo,S CONSISTING lNIART OF BOOKS BY
ALL THE POPULAR AUTHORS IN CHAP AM
tINE BINDINGS, SEASIDE, LOvELI'S AND
OTHER LlbkAkIES. FULL l1NE OF FINE
STATION Rl, LIBRARY AND COUNTING
HOUSE SUPPLIES, IhON s FE, FIXTUI rs
AND sH0H CASES, LITTER PRESS. &C. SC,
On SATURDAY. JANUARY EIGHTEENTH 1890
beginning at hALF-PASI SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ and
aIng each evening thereafter same hour Until
ali is soid We viii sell the above weseected stock Of
Goods 80 partly mentioned to the bishest bidders,
which We invite general attention
Store for lease had for term OF sc ars
RADCLIFFE, DAkk 4 CO.,
1al0-ot AuctlOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pan
Bios. Aucuopeer..
rAssIEES fsL s. EfB I9T sns sS Pa.

SIXTH STREET NORIHNTST NV wv
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated December "a A d
lSsS aud recorded in l. Der No. 6l. foo as et 80
one Of the Ia records OF the Dstrt OF Colulu -
and AZ the request Of he holder the note We val
wEpNkspAl, JANUARY lMENIl.NtNTH, A ID
lsSO. AT hNl-fAsr POUR O'CLOCK p n the
toewihg- descTeea real estate situate tie city Of
Washington. District q Oolumhis. 20 Wit: AL thai
ssran iece or panel Of land and preni-es known and
clsunSuished and belns part % original lOt seven
C m square four hundre4 and seveuty--sysn C<77I.
contained within the following nleto. q bounds.
Begnans Tor the same ga OH street thirty go feet
north frum tue southwest said lot run
nit Thence north twenty ice thence forty.
I'VE aud sixty seven hume rcoths rs o1.lOO) feet
thence south lonT - fetL hcuC fortysevrp ard
seventy-One hundrsdth- 80 9l-lOOl let 10 the r-sr
Tine OF said lot thence south sNtrsn t0l
west ninety three aud thirty -eigut hundreIfhs fQs
3SluO) teet To the bsy Mining sad piece - land him
Saproved b. a two-story frame dwelling No. l64s
9th street northwest
Terms: One-thisd cash. balance in three equal IN
stall IN one. two and three years for Which
notes Of the purchase. aesri interest the o
six per cent anaHn Iroln day OF sale and secured
by deed Of trust on property sold will he tAken OF al
cash, at option q purchaser DEPOSIT of 90 viii
BE- esured al time oi >ale and AL cuuVeyAucinR ard
recording viii be ~ pnrci asers f-rIns 10 be
piled VII IN ten days sale property wall b
resold ~ Tisk and cost " eefsulting puich ser.
AiNAf,D x. WARNER
LOUIS u. VIM.
lli-uNus 1rusteca
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Gladstone's Appetizer.
EXCHANGE

Mr.. Gladstone has reached the age of eighty
years, living up to his theory of total absti.
nence for others and seven ounces of alcohol a
day for himself. He has borne himself su-
perbly in this difficult situation.
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TAKE Coon CARE or YOUR BEARD ana Keen Il
clear OF gray hairs TO retain your young looks
By using Buckinghsm's Dye for the whisksrs.
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BOWLING, Auc,loneer.

AssIGNEE,s SALE OF LARGE LOT JEwELRY,
DIAMONDS, WATcHES, WATCH CASES,
MILLER COMBINATION LOCK JEwELER's
SAFE, &C. &c.
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-NINTp.
lS4o, at TWO O'CLOCK NJ, within the sales rooms
OF Thomas bowling, southwest corner of Pennsy Iva
MIA ave. and II IA ST. NV. viii sell q whole the
tire stock Of Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds. Rings,
not sold whole Will be offered detail LATER of
winch due notice Will be given.
Terms cash.
BY order Of MILLS DEAN, assianee OF r.. z.
NEWTON 81 a Ii.
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Written for TIE Evzxrsa sIAn-
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.

AethOr Of LADY AuGsy's Secret" like and Unlike"
'sh-nasl," THE Day VIII Come" &c.
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IL Z A ID E r 8 A..

IL ERs.
We represent five OF the largest houses in the world
namely: Decker Bros, Weber. Fischer and Estey
Pianos and Estey Organs These famous Instruments
rank as leaders" everywhere. We sell on easy
monthly payments, rent Pianos and Organs with
option Of purchase, and take old instruments In ex
cIznge allowing the full value therefor We hayea
department for tuning and repairing and give careful
attention TO any work in this line entrusted 70
We have weII-stocked ware rooms at 934 + street.
this city: Is North Charles street Baltimore. and
1917 Main street. Richmond. Va
Buying as large scale do Cbeins the largest
Piano and Organ in the SOUTH enables us to
sell to our customers at the lowest possible prices and
on the most favorable terms
Do not think Of buying OF renting q Piano or an
Organ before examining splendid assortment Of
instruments aad getting our terms
sANDEks & sTAYMAN
ta2 ga r street northwest
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pERfMPToRY SAIL OF A THREE.sroKl ANr
AUCTION SALE or T0VFE1rFp PIEpGEs.

AtN IIVN SAI4I: O IONIEIIED PLEDGES.
20 Will scli. 10y nunI9 ion. a the X. x
Fulton, l24s Pennsylvania avenue, c,mmenciIx
J.. ESDAA, Jan Ana - ~ h-EIkNl, IN
OClOIh A. NJ. his stock VI furi lied Pledges fr5Iu
o34 10 i"4.2"o shell far;n,'It Inclusive. AisO,
oAtrWare no. $40. ~ae ant sale 20 con-
sist ., LADIES' and urHt's CO us OF all kinds, Books
Boots, Shoes, Hats. CaIs, LbI a.o0ls. Eue. Car,
Bed Clothing, Dress Goods, SLawls Guns, fifes Pc
f"lFefs, hAzors, Snears. ti kuIves lorks, rou
rsens, a.tOrs Trays o. era GLASSES, Unbrell C4nes,
NJ uslcal. Mathematical and AerHausNal IusfrI m uts
on Palntiig.-No. - ~ and ". .5l-Sc.
SAFE to continue MORNING II y U'CI OCk aud
EVENINGS AZ = WIN O'CLOCK urtl al The lots are
sold. Ticket hold rs please tate olive
- n. n FJLTUN, paVnbroker
q AuCtlguepr9 al -
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THoMAs BOWLING. AucjioDeer.

TNHOdAs DOWNING. Auctioueer.
NALUABlE rNIMIRONkD PROPERTY on THE
NOk "A SID Oh o Ok StCOND STREET bE-
lMLEN MA XII AND FkEDEkICK hTRLEls.
GLOhGEIONN \. DC. Al AtCllUN
On ~ EsDAl, JANCAkl NTN-llRsT 1890,
81 fOJh O'CLOCK, ia front Of the PREMISES, shall
sea- para OF vt iSA, tn SOUR 40 fronting "a
tLe north side % y or ID ryCt between Market aud
frederlck streets by deItL OF 80 ieet
Terms. ObeionTih cash, balante Ia aud years,
with notes bearing interest and secured hy deed n
trust AL cOnveyallc lls, &c. lur, hAser's cost.
eloO deposit required Al the time of sale
Jai5-dts THOMAS DONL Nc. Auctioneer.
HERfMPloRY SAIL OF A THREE.sToKl AND
l. BASLMLA1 BhIt n HOUSE, No 1906 KII,Gs
= kEET NOkIhMksT
i Mil orer Ior sale In front OF the PREMISES on
TUESDAY HI 1MEN l-FIAsT DAY Of JAM
Ar. 1880, Al HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK n NJ
lot numbered SO IA square %.
Terms: Lroperb sid subj=ct TO = deed Of trust TO
secure SSouO thfre yeal iTun Nay 1. 1894 interest
oper cvui, "a uhe-tiilrd Ot tie purchase nancy IA
excess ul said deed vi trust to be
O~lace ID uIle ana two esFe. with interest
OF . ltr Cclli Ter arauIn. able senIi-annuAl1,
secured ID! oHtl % trust the AL
81 tne " icn 20. the laser slu0 deposit tine n
sse. Al coEN ey aHy-'E AID reCOTai at purchasers
cNst -rius 10 b.. c'ui l,a W4th IA day resale
al ilsk t'!t COS; Ui ac.aaltlug Urchasur.
!aLo-d&os 20. ". = ilChNEl. AuctiOneeE