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Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes, MrubJegy, DC,

Persons in need of Fruit Trees. standard
guaranteed, should secure them from Mr.
Joseph Day who IS eanvassing for The Prince
Georges nursery OF franklin Davis & ca
The firm is one OF the most reliable in the
trade and always complies strictly witt repre-
sensations made. Now is she time to give
your orders. JOSEPH nav e'e
Eh I-bm McOonchie, Charles Co. Nd
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Notice to Gre Ators.
n the Circuit Coe,t for Characs County.
May Term, 1890.
In the matter Of the petition of Henry G.
Robertson for the benefit of the lnsolvent
laws rs. His Creditors.

N''t'N~t VI 'iV HttttlOa Oi fieHTN ".
Robertson for the benefit of the lnsolyent
laws VS.. His Creditors
The petition, Schedules and afidavit in the
above cause having been read and considered.
the Preliminary Trustee duly appointed and
qualities MS diyecteG by previous order here
IN named II is therefore fur her ordered by
me, J. Saraael Turner, Cler& Of The Circuit
Court for Charles couniy, the said petitioner
appear before tie Circuit Court for Charles
county. on the 5rd Monday of July next. TO
answer such heterogeneous and allegations
as bis creditors, indorsers or sureties may pro-
pose or allege against hiia, and that be give
at least 80 days notice thereof to his creditors.
which notice shaft be published weekly for
the period of 80 da, hy inserting a COPY of
TINS order IN some newspaper printed in
Charles county once week for the said pe-
riod Of 80 days.
}. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of CT. c.. for Charles County.
True eopy-Test:
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
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sugar and carpet woods being the only
valuable articles upon which duties are
imposed. And he wisely concludes thar
articles from those countries. should not
be admitted free unless similar privileges
are granted to our country whereby our
farmers and manufacturers can ship their
products withou being met with heavy
tax which on -four alone amounts
IN over five dollars per barrel. Our
trade relations with our American sis
ters should be enlarged and there is a
growing necessity for commerciai
union with them against the world, and
the eminent leaders of the grand old
party can be trusted TO place the Amer
Jean nation in its most profitable position
so all its citizens can be benefited.
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on NcIrnl.k. N. III.


Company of any late Insurance
convertible Pc lev has endorsed plain figures Isl option cash surrender
borrowed from the Company h me ro
Sd option extended insurance Policy TN option p'dP poi
Dividends t"hleh can
the amount insurance. wh
Is 6ny preferable 10 Tpneo - 20 Year pstr luton pol
ce on which YOU have TO- Is ~ before rccVg any %
of during the term you Lose al
Benefit pays larger d lends than other companies lne a'ua
this during tle past
Wilmer of Tobacco MdS5000 Ordinary lhe lo" -
Cost the first year .'''''' ''' '''S 10 5N
Cost the r(oyer2l Off IL ~
year 1889 benefit Life Insurance Company Newark
j. paid over Two Million Hundred Thousand Dollars Tor d
claims Sabjoei few letters il relation to saeA t mems NM 'ls
the Agency. -, MIA, ,ooo
Aliens Fresh Charles Co Nd April 18th lH9o .
H. p Goddard Agent Baltimore, Md Dear s:-ReyMg 10 yours Of 4h
Francis Freeman ure ne Mutual hene-
fit Life Insurance Newark n j. March 9th 1881, F SV ne
died February 2d 1880 The proofs Narch % and
April 5000 16 settlement IN fall OF policy Win
dividend. Yours Respectfully,
teI - ' 80 Baltimore, Nd May 10th, 1890.
beeb acknowIece rece from IT Goddard Mutual Ben
Life Insurance COMPANY Newark Of S2439 % being the u
policy life husband Joseph Sne Mr. Se
shortly the last premium fell due April -o'
the Premium was un-
The policy paid by the Company
will IT. system that cohnuS
Susan Slime 1921 Madison Avenue.
Henry i. Goddard,
Agent 70 Maryland District of Columbia aud West Virginia
Ne > South Holiday Street, Baltimore I'D -,
John Mary land Station th 20 ma
All Policy Iioder7
J,mesM Bowling Charles Co merchant Wilmer, Co.. Farmer
Thomas Cough FARMER, WISH nii,.s :. g sggh SENATOR
r. M,ddox, School Er lfDgrr Ny's Co, CO Com
1r ta,1 Wilmer s.s " A' TO- S w% s. fr
Jam, st Mays County, merchant
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BEsT QUALITY. Best Work.
.-ss--sssSassSssss.
BORON Prices
4; 4 !
W.
IL - @-==z==-lgz~as
ll<Ax<JN=Zs=
A@T
The blind-folded party has all ;he aux-
iety, the others all the fun; but bl nd
folded man Cor boy) can buy as ac,u-
rately and as confidently at
OEHM'S ACME HALL
as the keenest and most wide-awake
purchaser.
Why2 Because its our way to treat
every customer literally and more than
satifac.orily. As to stock? We are
showing the largest, the choicest and
the richest in Baltimore. All that is
best ia
Mems Suits, Boys Suits,
Furnishings and Head Wear
will be found in royal stock at
OEHMS ACME HALL,
Observe the swing in price and style ii
MEMS SUITS.
5 90. 6 so, so, 10 90 IL 90 10 90 to 80 90.
OYERCOATS.
90, I so, 10 90, IL 90, Is 90 10 80 90.
| PANTS.
2 90, 90, 90, B 90 up.
At 10 90, II 90 and Is 90, We show
more suits perhaps han any three houses
in Baltimore this season, nor do we
neglect the boys by any means.
Knee Pant Suits 90 to Is 90.
Long Pant Suits 90 to 20 90.
Many colorings aud patterns in Boys
attire we control, which cannot even be
seen elsewhere.
Like bush without flowers is man
or boy without stylish furnishings This
seasons furnishings combine style with
service to a marked degree. and at lower
prices than ever before.
! Ne6kwesr,
Shirts,
Underwear,
! llpiscry
All London and Paris Novelties rep
resented.
Hats are Hats when YOU pay hatters'
prices; but We are selling the finest Hats
made at ! to / off the fancy tariff Of
exclusive heal wear dealers
Mail orders receive immediate atten-
ton Sample Catalogues, Self Me,s-
uremen', aud Price Lists free on 1pph-
cation
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-. rrade netween the Americas.

That the Republican party, with ITS
Grand re,ori Of great achievements, can
Re trusted to enact such legislation as
rill rebound to the general good goes
without saying. All the important
suestions. embracing finance. tariff.
civil service, and ballot reform have
been squarely met by the grea; leaders
Of the Republican party in the past and
to.day. in the Halls Of Congress, ITS lea
ders are in the forefront fighting down
the opposition which tries to prevent
their solving the questions which arc
continually arising and which only the
unrest statesmen and the best brains of
the Republic can properly handle. -
Not in Congress alone can be found
eminent statesmen and brilliant minds
at work on the great problems of the
day, bu, everywhere throughout the
country, in the press, and on the ros-
irum, Republican notes of warn
ing are being sounded against
those who. for party supremacy,
would endanerr the countries interests.
Now. that eminent. brilliant, and, gen.
erally conceded. wisest statesmen of this
or any other nation Of the civilized
world. Secretary James q Blame,
comes forward AMI in an able paper to
the President which was transmitted
Nv him to Congress. suggests a plan
which will give, not as the Democratic
party would have it, free trade. but as
Republicans wish "fir trade" with the
South and Central American nations. =
Mr.. Blaine sugge'ts that amendments
be added to the Mckinley bill by which &,
in return for similar privileges, our
ports be thrown open for the Importation
Of all South and Central American pro-
duets free. The substance Of the amend
mcnt. "authorizeH the President TO de-
clare the ports Of the United States free
to all the products Of any na'fan OF the
American hemisphere upon which no ex-
port duties are imposed, whenever and
80 long as such ration shall admit to It's
ports free of all national, provincial
(State), municipal, and other taxes, our
-four, cornmeal. and other brcadstuFs;
preserved meats, fish, vegetables, and
fluits, cottonsccd oil, rice, and other
provisions, including all articles of food;
lumber, furniture, and other articles oil
wood; agricultural implements and una
chinery. mining and mechanical machin-
cry, structural steel and iron. steel rails,
locomotives. railway cars and supplies,
street cars, and refined petroleum =
Mr.. Blaine shows that 81 per cent oI
the nToductions Of these saaaiisius are al a,
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100, 000 Tickets at $40, 900; Halves, s. co.
Tenths, ! 90; Amcr;ran Culrcney.
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BON
TEE PUsHKR-
uKRR Ant TUT RANEo

Yoa resd OF -st reduction 10 per cent discount
coah H.. carpets and At marvellous cut prices.
DO not any oo- Of lsrepresentinx prActcinx
my decepeson upon tbs people. but do wish TO
and critical oompsrson Of ali the Rebates dscounts
4r. With our regular leading cash prices. We don't
claim Ia buy any with dollar than other dealers
Who pay cash. We do claim to gfre vov more for .
dollar han you can get elsewhere for the simple
rsason that our expenses are much lees and do o
cssh bushes We have all slonx tried to impress
upon eah reasr OF our advertisements that the
nenrs and prices every instance supported by
~ goods named and all ask is you ny the mar
kse and come and For instance: 6foot Oval
Dining Table. -; Ssx solid Oak Chairs as Handsome
High Back Oak spint Botto. d % each. This Is
bs.uty- IL you want . hne Oak Chamber Set. antique
o. ltth sentpry We have ts rsuar $50 one At 40
20 pound. = 10, fins Book-fod wire Spring
so regular price - 20 and - 30; Solid Oak SUITE
GIG 90; walnut SUITE. so; Solid Oak sidebasrd
$G.yO; very hAndsouae oues, G.0t to e&o. Broadway
Polling Bed, 10 Plush Chairs with cushion back
49,, - -. &c. - styles Willow Chairs from 81 50
CHINA, GLASS. be.
~ carry about thousand dollars worth Of ths.e
spodp and have some unavailable values Six Tuin-
Tea set % PCS, ~ a. English Chamber Set 1f ~
g. - 81 81 very handsome one 81 IS to I'D Fifty
styles nov exnibrion- Dinner Sets. "a w TO al
LAnre single barrel Clothes Basket 8O. White Ware
BE- 1t closs price, DON'T say too TAR The
same car fAse VIII bring you along. Don't waste .
veak q . month"; wages when you can save IT, Don't
~ ~ 70 I'VE you any daseos,a We have not put is
6RASrI IN the city,
2 ssores-E~Ryshlns cheap for caah- Donr doubt
tu you try. d.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pROpERTY, SITUATE NEAR SENECA, IN
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MARYLAND

SALE EE 2F EsA4E IND
MAI MAkYE sahNNbeoA IN
wns, and ~ virtue r, Of power Contained in mort
a nSa Tse s9a S in sr tie "a ny Ss
OF the land record books Of Montgomery county Mary.
the indebtedness described thereon) the undersaned
and ins P15 ss
~ ~ En- M
at TWO O'CLOCK Pm. to the highest bidder, the
R the ana sng
a g 0nd n my Of all thSss tracts pieces
@ z the
re appontea ~ the circuit COURT court f Sy
o e. chsr % 81 The
Others, No llS equity to 1snS and containing 800
s
s ~ BY Seas at. ssd h An s
day OF December, in the year 1873, and recorded
sounty 9s a :sia fo1iSs e.
e she 0Ss
and personal property OF every kind and description
& as she "
or in any manner used in connection with the quarres
snees sts sns rTSe.
Erivege unuer ie.se from tine chesapeake and Ohio
:Se ssSs
of water The five hundred described in the mort
ies Of Red sand stone. with ali the mills mscSery.
tT,Eays caI. as,TisIs to s.d
rh oSS e = sbs the Cns
About miles ABOVE and srs s
fronts the public road leading from Georetown to
The lands have long Been ressadcd IS the Best 0i fsn.
tf s
81 ;. sS con
s.s2s asr's
Raass ' sS stsss meat
sss rslg
f.s9s sSSss for the Sntnns
nanbsr q ana. tensns houses for isbofers is.rs
the tool Losss. ssd Other S1idiSs ssssn s We sSs
to almost ins1Ssussi6i. TSsres Vii s :o "a
Nth the psORsy number q carr e.
pDds sys.s eSss S,5 g
sOmpssstcss tive tnssEscn rock ds,iis. two hQistnr
q g. 10 e. Be- Sc
ssss. s nd Ia
:::s.1:a : sc
Amsraca.
sxS yssf,; Or ~ 81 = sss ogts3 e - puyhass
sSs1. pessss e.. "a Ss1sS%
On the properly sOn. Cab dspose II d. 90 vi 81
knDcked %. Il he term. Of Mo ~ not nomn1ae3
1ss sS s,ss e'. e s sS: ~ 49, z: ss
s. "a: ' g: IS ': s. 81 So: z 81
Ne RT:Aass. =. =. JAllEs 2: AIS DkAs01.
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THIS EVENING
W ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionsers.
iOOl D street, opposite Pennsylvania avenue.


innshne we announcement oftnefoiowinpdhAND
49, - Il ~ Al sA'e VI 'A,er rare" ware.
A. 'u.eu ~ tAe "ofo leho"hea 9ha cee 'r"tet'
'l I.'e Oo'ii"A,, spesl ~ iaiTorieI'e 3
49, ~. " No e Iioi' w Tow .'i"' va eiIre a,iu
,, ".n "t SO" was n-''hnla.. ureo oeiofe Tue
ann piil "s pe'eo t1Ius VIM e-ose
gu, rs Wv o''DI ui'S " 'ien he'iine ia 'his ope-
'Lu inc u Ro""r'
s"-' VS. r>ery ehoe'Vor 10 MAKE TINS Aucuoh
or. and r,.i:aii. company and especis,Iy announce
'ia1 the SHE VIII comb tnce
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

~ No other paper published has anything
like third as many readers in the city of
Washington as has THE EvxxNo srAn, and no
other one has yet supported its claims by An
affidavit Of its circulation.
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FUTURE DAYS,

CHANCERf SALE OF vALUABl:E UN!MPROyED
SUBp!ylSIoN OF LOTS IN SQUAkE Ne ~.
On 1NfNfl FIRST STREET BETN EN- AND
q STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree passed in the Supreme Court Of
the bst1ct of Columbia IN equity No Il1ttJ,
Docket No. 81 the unc trustee vii offer fol-
SAT- at public auctlon 'front.' OF the preris n FRI
DAlt DtCEMBEk L!FTH. AID. lsW. - IALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. ~, the following les 'ribed
rea estate ynv and being in the city Of Washington,
IN the blstrlct OF COuinbia, to wit: AL lot mum
iere,t fourteen t14) in the subdivision of CWoard
ami Green 81 tie lots in square numbered ninety seven
go.
Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money cash
and the oa 'ane in an wo Years from the lay Of
sale the deferred pay to be secured by deed OF
trust upon the property Sold to bear interest at s1 %
per cent per annun until paid. or all cash, at OPP
tUn ot the purchaser deposit of 500 will he re-
gulred Of the purchaser or purchasers the day OF
sale The terms Oh SIe to be complied with within
ten days from the day Of sale the property will be
resoln at the risk and cost of the dsfautinr pur.
chaser. All conveyancing and recording at the pur
chaser cost.
CHARLES WALTER. Trustee, IA Dst.rw
GHAS: 4; WALTER. Solicitor, 1905 st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. n.s2d&ds
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH, 1880, same
hour and place. CHAS. WALTER, Trustee.
uS ia ID st. NV,
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO., Auctioneers.

=
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SUPERB HOUSE.
HOLD FukNITURE RARE OH. PAINTINGS
AND ENGRAyINGS, BRONZES, PEDESTAIS.
PIANO. MnQuETTE CARpEls, &c. 20
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELL
ING NO. l529 VERMONT AVENUE NORTH.
WEST.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term for Orphan
Court business. will sell at public auction at the
above named dwelling. ON THURSDAY, ELEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1890. at TEN O'CLOCK A. M
the entire contents contained therein, consisting in
part OF Piano. stool and Cover Silk Brocstee ParlOr
suite, Bronze Figures and Pedes.ais, Bric-a- trac
Rare oil Paintings and Ennravines. Magnificent Por-
S sr, oouGn Walnut Chamber Sets Folding Bed
Fiece, L. c. Dining Chairs, Walnut Extension Table.
China and Glass Ware, Plated Ware.
Moquette. Body Brussels and other Carpets through.
out the mouse.
Kitchen requisites, lot Of coal and wood, &c.
ALSO,
Large Brown Horse, Phaeton and Harness
the attention of parties refurnishnx
y. B.-The Horse. PhaetOn and Harness will be sold
IN front Of the dwelling 1T ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
j. 7. VARNELL,
Administrator
RADCLIFFE, DARE co.
do-d AuctiOneers.
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Stsfemenf from
NR. EDWIN p. JONES,

he10 i3Rh Sereet n0Fthven6.
- 0SR marty jean i vas sessously tPcuhaad aAi
.noy0 nuR profuss dischsrse from my ieft e.x,
$1,000 WIN saDsss tool los Of hssEin9 that sde.
and akshDugA srsssfy mconvsnienced BIZ the daafue1
20 cased noshng for thAs compasapu with ths sx-
cest1ngy ooenavs nas0Es q this continuous dis
ehKs.
FhyaeaAs vhs eRninsd my sar psunounosd it in-
1880 ss0s fs1Sd thas IL ssopp.sS q this long
sxssnS fov might prove detrimental TO my health o
even snaAngsr my life iesslf bat sseSrx ssatsxnsns
num NJ T. < kossals- psoprsssor of the Arlington of
snmilnR O. cWsd By Dr. Lghthfn Of this city, I
eAtnsd nsw hops ssd appaed to tAas physcan for 70
Id. and am hsppy 10 aaAs that IN sbous three
Dcue~ tune pr. Laghshin uccesded in curing my
CO complseely- fhsss hss hssn no disrhaxrs for
over nW nsanekB; my bsaE7ng - inorvySd a my
ssne0l bsAith 10 al ngh<-
In ss.onmsnding d. EshxAm . 4 skSr,fua m.sk.,-
- ! - Sse1un . ousy ovs1o thpas hksvia, e.
IDcaal
KDw1N y. yoNna.
vssh1ngsoo. N0vsob@ n. l1pQ
Oh. EIoHTHILL
SpseiaAie fr DE eEs of CafaETh Deaeneu fAruns
A1sce1oan, AnEAna 0d Opns-mpesoa. e. h. ANY
ceasulAsa hm until Il. snd from 70 5 q his ~
lHu Z STREET NoRrHwRsr.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionssr.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser
SPECIAL SALE OF EAST INDIA BRASS GOODS,
EMBROIDERIEs. ARMS AND INLAID BOXES.
CHOICE TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS,
HIMALAYA LLAMA RUGS. SIBERIAN WOLF
RUGS. JAPANESE SCREENS AND poRCE.
LAINs. RARE ANTIQUE SPANISH CABI-
NET. RARE ANTIQUE CONVEX MIRROR,
VERY HANDSOME MOSAIC TABLE AND
OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
TENTH. 1890. commencing ut ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
at my art rooms 18th and Pennsylvania avenue l
shall sell choice collection of the above goods VIII
be on view day prior to sale
THOMAS BOWLING,
d6N Auetioneer.
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The executive committee Of the National
Tailors' Association IL in session In Pittsburg.
I. J. Cunn.nehsm Of Philadelphia has been
elected president and C. T. Aertz of this city
secrstAFy. Nothing was aid Of An advance in
prices-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

(NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
" ON SECOND STREET BETWEEN AND B
STREETS NORTHEAST. - =
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Couubix on the 10th day of No
yenber. a; 1850 In cause No. 12459. Equity
Docket ~. shall sell at public auction in front VI
ths preI ises, on TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
DEECEMBER. AID. 1890, AT HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the north eighteen feet six inches
front by the depth OF lot twenty eight c> in square
seven hundred and twenty-five C1s5), IN the cfty Of
" WASHINGTON, in the District of Columbia, improved
by a brick dwelling house.
Terms o. sale One-third of the purchase money in
cas'. and tie balance equal nstafnents in one and
two years, WITH six rent interest from day Of sale
until paid. to be secured by deed of trust the prop
cry sold or al cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
lw9 ufreti do lars 80 be paid when the property Is
sod. All conveyanCing and ording at purchaser
cost ~ u terms Ut not complied with in ten
Gays tie trustee the right to resell said prop
trty after 1--WE day ulI notice at defaulting pur-
CHASER cost. JOHN A. CLARKE, Trustee.
DCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. n:.6d&ds
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PROPOSALS.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY PROPOSALS. FOR
~ LIBRARY BOOKS.-Proposals in duplicate
property Endorsed will be received by the undersigned
until NiNEoCLOCK In the forenoon Of THURSDAY.
DEE pEStEMBEE EIGHTEENTH. 1880, for furnishing
nss' quality OF binding and other particulars apply
any and all bids is reserved. J. K. RANKIN.
~ President
THE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY
fecsiyed At this office til MONDAY (NOON) DECEM-
BEK FWENff-NlNTH. 1850. for all Of the 9as tar
and ending December 81, 1891, Inclusive Parties
lids must name price per barrel. exceeding
40 Raons: also furnish all empty barrels The COM
Rsny VIII MI the barrels with tar and deliver them to
tne contractor at the cOmpanys works for removal
thereronE The company reserves the right to reject
any or AZ bids Terms cash delivery A deposit OF
ffxsaocnt d6td29
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FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE VEHICLES, SLEIGHS
: HARNESS. ROBES, &c, &c.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER ELEVENTH, 1fs)0
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of my sales rooms
will sell for want Of use, storage charges, dr.,
Elegant Brews er Landau. good as new Cost 81. 700
line Coupe kockaway. 4 used about al month 9a
Several Double and Single Cutters.
Lot Robes, Blankets. &c, &c.
Terms cash.
dStlts THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
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CRANES, baldneas, dAndru6. and IN diseanel
wang Halls Vegetable 6cilian Hair Remover.
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PROFESSIONAL,

= t"1'1lo4N all
Nj ME. DREAMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL,
sliIed Eiix.sh and German astrologer in the cty
On u sunday IRON lO a. m to $50 IN l5Os 18th n W.
n NE; nAPHAL. The CELEBRATED CLAIR
" Noyant and astroogist the seventh dauphter horn
Win cani, has wonderful healing power Gives names
90 81 uee- Ion iaI to see this Lady. Room. TO-
o-o 81. u ". o21-4h
I)h0f CLAY. THE 0LD-ESTABLIsHED ONLY
rehaole eenqine and naturaborn Clairyoyant
aas prophetic gift Of second sight every
nnus lost or stolen property brings
sepdrsted together; causes speedy marriages. riyes
success IN business removes family troubles evil ir
alTce on business. love, anything Won are
known to tail. NNo'" ooon
Hours, eam to $50 pm. sundsys, 2tosp.m
Sittinss. 5Oc.
Parlors, SOC 10Th It, NV r,sop.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL Srock
OF FOREIGN COATIN0S, vESTIEGS
SUITINGS, OyERCOATINGS AND TROUS-
ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING AREIN-
N1TED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY H. D. BARR. I'LL PA. AVE, ARE GUAR
ANTEED TO BE OF THE CORRECT STYLE
oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-09

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. IN
w FRONT OF OUR STORE,
SATURDAY. DECEMBER THIhTEENTH. 1880.
AT ELEVEN An
900 Lap Robes. Whips and Harness; Is Carriages.
Buges and Phaetons OF all styles and Horses These
goods consigned to and must be sold; now Is
chance to get Horse Blanket, Lap Robe Set Of Har
'''' - "-D dEO W. TAYLOR b CO.,
d6lw --.. 6l6 La ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-09

A RT GALLERIES or
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIONKERs.
SEQ PENNSYLVANIA AVE- NV.
IMPORTANT HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT
PRREMProRY SALE AT AUCTION,
BY CATALOGUE. OF
RARE OBJECTS OF ART.
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PREsgNTs.
EMBRACING 80,
BTATUARY. FRENCH AND REAL BRONzEs.
PoRCELAINs. BEAUTIFUL MANTEL AND
HALL VASES ON PEDEsTALs. GROUPS.
.SFArUErTRs, PEDRsTALA.
TOGETHER WITH GENERAL ASSORTMENT on
ORNAMENTS AND BRIC-A-BRAC.
IN BRONZE. NARRL.E AID PORCELAIN. b., ke.
MAKING A MOST ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF AIT GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE
APPROACHING SEASON.
TO HI SOLD
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR Ac
COUNT OF WHOM IT NAY ooNCERN, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION. ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBRR RLEvRNTH AND TwKLFrH
| AT NkyEN O'CLOCK An. AND AALT-PAsl
SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm. t
N our FINE ART 0AILRRIEs.
% PgkKgYLvANIA AVE. NV.
on Ynx1 PUEBLO INHIBITION wEDNRgDAY.
DnoxABRR fxn1H. UHxI NINE O'CLOCK R.M
- L 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-09

HEALTH DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER EIGHTH,
iStO.-There will lie sold at the Pound corner
OVERWHELMED and New York avenue, ON TUESDAY,
DIC;ABEE TENTH, AT ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. one
Bay Horse taken up from the southeast section BY
9r,ier oi tie health Officer, SAMUEL EINSTEIN,