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AUCTION SALES.
Il PLANT AND PERsoNAL PlsoFEkIl on rag
NsIIoNAL PhhSs BhIck COMPANY OF
TieeS kIFXkNnRtS Cof-NTr kiSGfSrG
FUTURE DAYS.


rINRUsTEEs SALE OF rHE REAL FsrArE
NATIONAL PISS BRICk COMPANY or
TioNi S ~ cotYfr. vi IsfS a \
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from the National Press
l. Ssa nd rscorasd IN Lih-r j No. = folio 90. q
tn Land hecords Of AeNAndr1a County NirEiniA aud
n pursuance Of decree modifying %. same. II to
Circuit Court OF AlcNandrla County. NirVua m tie
Q; WashnsSGn. DC ct a.. she unasrsisIe,i trus,,.
~ NJ, etsx ier Sse Al pSo1e ,ac,,0n "a II EspAA
TMkLNE O'CLOCK D. NJ, az Waterloo Station. Alex
snoris County NrinA al the heal Estste. flsnt ani
Cat4ogues contaarilg detssisd description q TITS
fs9o. anG RENTS I @ - isssd Sy nm 81 resnns,
Die psfGes % iuspcct tie YrOp-ry on Application &C
Attention Is oSlle,i 30 she foiioWinS main ttems
one rast 81 elaiit snd quarter Acres u Land IN
eoniI'auy's yards the north ana sr0ntins on The
vslVaSis Ics-shslS Sas.isnsSas with l~--or's
leave, OF % acres q land yieldlng almost mex
proved by thoronsaiy cqnippei ri@ut eontSir' ~.
Imo;s other sainss ISo-slgry Fr.n.s ofhcs Ani
ture Ad set u faroAnks' standard platform SCALES VI
zen tons e4 HSiiy lhrcc 100 hor-s cser Boilers
gently Inspected and classed Al Two loo horse o~cr
Nestlnshouse Autoiaatc tnsins- Two kn0,lss steam
Puups aud connexions. tue bscksiuith's Forse ana
Tools lhres steidILan Disuteerators clay crush-
ana f~tierns Tor ornamental brick several oress
$4,000 brcks each, with ShcoeIns. One ~ LOUIS
oSwn-lTai, Ailn anS oJe CIR 81 kstort Compartments
81 Dry ng Houses. cafscity 1880 brlcks -A,h a.
steam heated and eauiVTet Nlth go Srugks shd
trackl1g, couneytng With prUSs and kilus-
One Steam Pump and Comple;e Fire ApINratus. with
NHf rfuWer 81 loo gallons capacity. llos-. hnuks
Axes and Ladders, Shafitng Betting Pulles, Enctiuu
Puilcys and clutch fusys. WAGON House Stables, ten
FouT-whee BgIcS Nasons. forty Mheellarrows fci-
ement House furnished Tor employees Certain PAtrut
hi-his icenssS Processes aud Trade Marks FOR PLAN
and ornamental brick.
Terms; Cash. THIS property will b. offered an
entirety nut n adequate iG IL made an be
posed % IA parcels. 10 De designated day Of sale
Nothing above contained H. intended warranty or
representation Uf quality. cagAcIty ness hut
IrCsl ectlve purchasers viii b. offered all os up
q the day VI sale ample Opportunity Tor examining
and lnslectlug the entire VrOTefty.
MORGAN a BEACH. Trustee.
4s2 LoClainua n W. .lO South Washington 4,
Alexandra, Va A.sGN liu
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To ENJOY LIFE Is TO LIVE QUIETLY WITH YOU.
To enjoy life is to live quietly with you.
70 have YOU all 10 myself. not to see Won sur
rounded by young people. who would despise
your old husband and teach you to despise
him. 1Ou talk about giving balls Dolores
Can you not conceive what torture it would be
10 me to see YOU dancing with Young men
handsome. fascinating. unprincipled. relent-
less IN their pursuit of the women they admire?
could not endure 10 see you admired. know
ing what admiration means among the young
hbertlnes | meet at nv club. You cannot un-
derstand what an old mans love is. Dolores
how Jealous. how exaeting. You forgot how
poor a recompense age ever gets for its devo-
ton 10 youth"
Il don't mean to be ungrateful Dolores an
swered with deep sigh. and then she turned
her head away from her husband and studied
the passing carriages. the faneurs upon the
broad asphalt pavement the glitter and splen-
dor OF the shop windows-shops that seemed
designed only for the accommodation of mill
iOnaires.
She was going to the theater in all her glory
OF jewels, diamond stars in her hair a necklace
OF single stones. each gem worth rosiere's
dover, diamond serpents IL single double and
treble coils winding up her slim. round arm
She wore simple evening toilet of some black
gauZy material. but the Chantily lace upon her
gown was only second in value to the gems on
her neck.
The theater was the Ambigu. where new
where all Paris was crOvdIng nightly Dolores
Was amazed when she found that the box her
husband had secured for her was only small
one on the pit tier, where neither her beauty
nor her diamonds could be adequately seen
While Perez and his wife were laughing at
Sardous biting wit Madame Quijada was win
nlnS Louise Marcets haif-Grancs by her astute
and studied play. Louise took no interest in
the game-ln1eed hated all games of cards
a:lt only played part of her duty in that
house where she Was the shadow of everybody
else's sunshine.
They had played nearly an hour and a half
when the elder woman threw down the cards
with an impatient sigh, instead OF dealing them.
We have played long enough tor tonight,
Louise; I am tired of winning such miserable
stakes How ghastly the silence of this house
Is Nothing but the tick. tick, tick OF that clock
on the mantelpiece. and the cracking of the
logs now and then. You may get me a finger
OF fine COgaac. l feel very low tonight This
house Is killing me-
You ought 10 DO much easier in your mind
now thar your daughter has been placed in all
honorable position now that your conscience
If at peace upon her account" said Louise.
grzyeiy.
Ny conscience Don't preach 10 me abou,
conscience. have done with all saperstitious
bugbears. / finished with them before / let:
since my marriage. was overdosed with re-
hgion III my RiruIood. / married clever man
VINO soon Taught ne to laugh at the old fables. "
Ana were you happier. do You think fol
AoHhdonIng the Old pathways" asked Louise,
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ap25-dSds
Trustee.

FRONTING "a 7-l2 FEET on TENNESSEE
AVENUE AND 62 6-l2 FEET ON FOuRTEENTH
STREET EAST BETWEEN G AND d STREETS
NORTHEAST. CONTAINING 1892 SQUARE
BY virtue of decfee of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed IN equity I242l the
undersigned Trustee. will sell at public auction in
TENTH 1iyt;s DAY oF.hAY:, 1890, ar HALF:PAsT
in square numbered ten hundred and thirty-two O32l
in the city of Washington, in the District Of Column ba
cash. balance in one two years with interest at
per cent in notes secured by deed of trust on the
purchasers Adeposit Of 800 viii be required ct time
sers- Terms OF sale be complied with in fifteen
days or right reserved to resell purchasers cost
risk nve days noticei in newspaper
Now under r-ntal of 8 10 per month
BENZ P.0AVIS, 1919 st. NV, Trustee
DuNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. apS0-dkds
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FROM MIR. H. 2. DEGRAAF,

PRESIDENT OF THE BowERY NATIONAL BANB
NEW YORK. May Z, 1858.
DR.. LIeFTHILL:
My DEAR SIn: 1t affords me great pleasure
70 Join the long list of snateful patients who
have been relieved from troublesome and obsti-
nate complaints BY your superior skill My case
Was chronic catarrh. from which had suffered
IL such an extent that it weakened my general
health and finally gave rise to such severe pain
IL and about the head aud throat that it pre-
vented NE from sleeping and alarmed my fam
ly. am happy 10 state that the very first ap-
pllcaton of your treatment gave prompt
and decided relief. In few days the pain had
disappeared and by degrees the other distress
ing symptoms Characteristic Of catarrh yielded
ioyour administrations, until now find my
self completely cured. / therefore cheerfully
tender you this testimonial Of your skill and
success, i'll the hope that others may be bene-
hted by Its publication II. p DEGRAAF.
DR.. LighthiN, for thirty years q Specialist in
the cure of the diseases If the Ear and Respira-
tory Organs, can be consulted on Deafness.
Ca:arrh, Asthma and Diseases Of the Throat
aud Lungs at his Office
No. lO17 18TH ST. NV.
Herdics pass the door.
Office hours from to IL and 3 to- 5. NILS
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PkoPERY. KNOWN As PREMISES No

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PkOPERY, KNOWN As PREMISES No
7llFOuRrbENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 10Th day of
April A d. 1881. and recorded in Iiber No go1 folio
l26 ct se of the land records of the District of
Colunbi and at the request the party secured ana
holder of the note Will offer public sale in front
Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, AID. 1890, AT HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'clock PM, the following described property
situate ia the city OF Washington District Ct Comlia
to wit Parts of original lots numbered ten (lO) and
eleven a y in square numbered two hundred and
ffty-two C252)
Beginning at point the east side Of 4th st. n w.
ntnetyHSe t9) feet three t:s> inches north OF the
southwest corner of said square running tnence
north eighteen Il - feet 1.-The CO. inches less
10 The center Of the Partition wall dividing dwellings
Nos. al i and .13 14Th st., thence one hundred
ano four 04b feet to an sey, thence south eighteen
OS) feet nine 30 inches more less, to point due
east of the point of beginning aud thence TO the
beginning, together with all improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: Onethlrd cash. balance in two eQnal
instsments, payable in and two years from day Of
SALE notes bearing interest able annually at
the rate OF six per cent anu, and be secured
by deed Of trust on property sold, ali cash. OPP
CURED on property sold. CoAveyancing &c at pur-
otherwise trustees right 70 resell The
rty in default at the risk and cost Il
purcas er, after ve days advertisements of such r.
sale some newspaper published in Washington D.
EDWARD u. corTkELL,
MARTIN LANE. trustee
ap0S-dkda Tr,..o.
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FROM MR.. L. Z. ROESSLE.
PROPRIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON.
THE ARLINGTON

THE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March O. 1890.
Ny DEAR DR.. LIGHTHu.L:
1tgives me great pleasure to state that you
effected a remarkable cure of deafness and dis
charge from the IN the case Of my cousin,
Marcus C. Roessle. and that the case has
proved as permanent as it was radical. Ifeel
sue that without your skillful aid my cousin
would have been deaf man oil his life.
Knowing OF other i'll which you have been
equally successful cheerfuly give you leave
10 refer to me at any time and hope that your
practice i'll Washington will prove distin-
guisled success Yours truly,
I. T. RoESSLE.
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AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
viii sell by public auction. the of Il n Ful-
ton, L. Pennsy lyauiA a.. W. Commencing TUES
DAY. MAY SIXTH. at TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ. his stock
Of Forfeited Pledges in safe department from l6.3s
TO lO2 500, Did style. and from to - Az new style
inclusive. Sale TO consist Of Gold. Silver and NicEC
Watches, Chains. Charms. Rings. Cuff Buttons. Collar
Buttons, Studs Pins, Earrings scarf Pnr, Bracelets,
Necklaces. Nr1Nerware, Diamonds Pearls. and other
precious stones.
Sale 10 continue morning az 10 O'Clock and evening
at :. o'clock until all the lots sold.
Ticket holders please take notice.
N4EkS q CO.. Auctionsers.
H. X. FULTON. lawnbrOkeS. ap.H-1I'
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and streets NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF BNIcK HOUSE No. lalg

o.
CORCORAN strict NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF the power il me vested by will Of Lavi
mia q. Connolly deceased, will sell al auction
WEDNESDAY, The FOCRTEENTH DAY OF NJ AN,
A. ID. 1890. AT SIN O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the
LOT l32 OF CAMMACK'S SUBDIVISION OF LOTS
IN SQUARE go,
Fronting 10 Go 100 feet or CokCoRAN street with
depth of 90 feet to alley, and improved by we'll
bulit two-story Brick House, with Usck building and
cellar. No. 1872 COkCOkAN 81 REEI: modern
venences This property is well located. beng
yenient TO street car lines, &c, and VIII make good
home investment.
Terms one tnlgd cash. balance in i. . and years
notes to bear per cent interest, Iayabe semi
ally and to be secured by deed of trust premises
sold. or all cash. az option Of purchaser. deposit Of
$40 required at sale. Convey nciug. &C. al pur-
cnaser's cost Terms TO be comped with in 10 days
otherwise the trustee reserves the right To resell at the
RISK ana cost CT the deiautIng purchaser after DAYS
advertisement 81 such resale IN
lished in Washington, DC. r. .. HOLMAN,
MI -u&us
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Dickens Works, n Calf, IS vols, SIS: reduced 90
$lo. Hawthornes Works Cloth. yos. 81 Y. no
ouced TO 500 Memoirs OF Count GrSmuout, 80 /:
reduced - 1915. lady with the cAmeilias Dgmss
ENGLAND. as: reduced TO S75 me Rivals sherI-
dan. illustrated. II. go reduced 20 1896. Paris
Exposition, selected F1intints ala reduced 70
e.. Midsummer Nights Dream. Colored. Illustrated.
ais; reduced 10 $3.50. Facsimiles OF AcQusrelles
American, q ~ so: reduced % 1913.
ROBERT r. MILLER
n2-3m Bookseller. 53s 9Th ~.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS a co. Auctloneer..
VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY. BEING No.
lslG IHIhTEENTH STREET NOkTHMESI. 4

VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY. BLING No,
1916 IHlkTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Af
AUCTION.
On MoNDGY. MAY fifth 1890. AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we viii sell IN front ~
the prtmlses lot w. square 2SS about lsts feet front
10y 100 feet deep 20 so foot alley, improved 10y
1hreestory Brick House. containing rooms, bAth.
pantry, lar-e closets anu cellar.
erIns very easy MADE known 81 time Of sale terms
TO b. complied VITA WIghlu 10 days day sale.
Oth rwlsD property Dc resold al risk and cost of
delaultlnE purchaser. 500 deposit required
Of sale House open Tor Inspection alter O'Clock
am, May ,, 1890.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS a CO.
ap26-d&ds Ancfionrrrn.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DaYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc;Onesr.
FINE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN,
GALLERY,
hoo and Hoo Pennsylvania avenue corner llth st.
EXHIBITION DAYS.
MONDAY. hAYFIFTH TUESDAY MAY SIXTH.
SALE DAYS.
WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH
THURSDAY MAY EIGHTH.
FRIDAY. MAY NINTH.
Sales commencing each day a. ELEVEN AN. and
THREE PM
The above Collection represents the French English
and American Schools Of Fine Arts, embracing many
choice works direct from the eases Of avozite and
esteemed artists.
MELRosE. KURT. OTTO soNNERs, MARIO.
BoEsE Bush. cHAS soMMERS, poHI-
and many Others. collected by we'll known New York
connoisseur.
Every Painting will be positively sold without
reserve or limit an opportunity which seldom
at art auctions
m1-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auciioneer.
1NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
SECOND STRING SALE.
FRESH STOCK FROM STEAMER IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION
CATALOGUE OF FINE SELECTION
IMPORTED PLANTS.
Consisting Of
HARDY Low BUDpFD DWARF ROSES,
SUMNER AND MOSS ROSES.
CLIMBING PLANTS. RHODoDENDRoNs &c.
From the Old Reliable.
THE BosKooP CHoLLAND) NURSERY AsSo-
CATION.
Represented in the United States by C Il. JoosTEN.
Coenties Slip, New York,
Which Will be Sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT ny SALES ROOMS,
ELEVENTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
On MONDAY. MAY FIFTH. 1890, AT ONE
O'CLOCK Pm.
THOMAS BOWLING.
ap30-4t Auctioneer.
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Executor Of estate Of X L. ii ii f hisilor.
ap25-fs IN tlAsIt

WILL BE SOLD AT TRUSTEES sALEIN ROCK
w vile, No. .ou TUESDAY, MAY SIXTH, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ l5l Acres Of Land situated
about " miles RON Rockville depot Il adluus the
farm OF Hon. ". \. Eouic AoCk Crpek. Improve
IIgeuts moderate. Terms tne-thIrd cash. balance
and years For further description see Eock-
vile 4 'rtodt'- n. ". TALBOT, lrustee,
aV2D&.sO.mB Rockville. Md.
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"EISKELI 4 McLERAN,
u Real Estate AGENTS, zoos ST. NV.


PEREMPTORY SALE-THOSE TWO HANDSOME
NEW FHREE-SrORY AND CELLAR THlR-
TtEN-ROON DWELLINGS No. 1914 AND
1916 STREET NORTHWEST (NEAk BRITISH
LEGATION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVENTH
1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell. in front OF the
premises. the east thirty-two tS2D feet front
street north by the full depth lOl ieet 20 3o-foot
alleyD o. original lot numbered fifteen "a 81 square
numbered one hundred and sixteen llIOl. Improved
by the above Described hai.asOme dweilss hardwood
finish electric bells, &c.
Terms On house No 1914, assume trust OF $4,000
at cent, interest payable quarterly due three
90 from August g 1889: third Of the pur
chase money in excess % she above trustp cash and
the balance il a. and two 60 years, with inter- Il
at cent semi-anGuAly, secured by deed tgust
on the property. On house Ne. 1915 assume trust of
$4,000 at FER cent. sefni-annlaliy. due i've 90
years from January 20. 1890 and 5000 O.: the pCr
chase money On excess of sad trust cash ad the bal
arce in one Cd and two 90 yesrs. with interest
Per cent seu-aIluualy, secured by deed trust on
the PROPERTY or all cash IN OF above trusts, at
option of purchaser. Property sold good t;.e and
all taxes paid to date of sale. A deposit $50 on
each Louise Will be required Al time OF sale Terms
be complied with IN fifteen days. All conyeyaHcing
and recording at the cost OF purchaser. GEU. ".
ST1ChNtl, AGctIonesr. 936 81. NV. nj -tt
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GEO. ". sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer. 1856 st.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PEONED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. sl2
RHODE ISLAND ANENOE.
I viii offer for, sale, in front % the premises. ON
MONDAY, The FIFTH DAY OF MAY. 1890. at
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 4 ". the following
Described property, situate m the city II MAhlugton
DlsiTsCt % Columbia. "a Wit All IT hot lUs. IA
square BOO said lot fronting IL feet Rhode Island
near 10Th street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. and the balance IN
one W and two 90 years with interest a the e
per ctntum pef auuun. pas able semi annually.
ali cash. the option If the pun ha-er sloU de-
iOsit AZ time al sale. Terms ~ be coupliei with
hfteeu days the property will o. resud rsk aud
OF dciautsug purchaser alter i've DAYS adker-
ilsenent in The Lyouins star.
NJ u. PICK,
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rVHoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE Two-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
43a III Al n RET NORTHEAST, Al AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY EIGHTH,
1880. al tott O'CLOCK, M mont OF the premises
shall sell AZ public auction the IWO-story Brick Resi-
dece containing five rooms anu cellar heated b. la
trUbcs, No. 4:ss 9TH sine
Terms Oue-third cash, the residue in equal
payments M and two years with notes bearing
terest and secured by deed trust All coukey
At purchasers cost. siOO deposit required
the time Of sale. THOMAS DOMLlNO.
23O-dts AaCtluneeE
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HORSES AND HOUNDS.
The Origin and Mission OF the Dunn
blame Club.

AN ORGANIZATION OF GENTLEMEN DEVOTED TO
THE HUNr-EFFoRTs TO ENCOURAGE THE
BREEDING OF GOOD CRoss-CoUSTRy HORSES
HUNTS AND RACE MEETINGS.
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EEo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer,
TRUSTEE SALE OF EIyE.AcEE LOT, FINELY
SITUATED FOR SUBDIVISION. AT JENNINGS
Dc IMPROVED BY A CUOD SEVEN-KOOM

TRUSTEE SALE OF FIvE-ACRE LOT, FINELY
SITUATED FOR SUBDIVISION. AT BENNlStiS,
d G.. IMPROVED BY GOOD SEvEN-kOoM
March u, 1883. recorded in LiDer No. 1851. folio
l9l ct seq of the land records the District of
lulnbla, Will sell al public auction il font Of the
premises on TUESDAY. the SIXTH DAY OF MAY.
1890, IL HALL PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the fol-
loving described rea estate, situate in the District
of Columbia, to wit All Of lot numbered ,. JoEn
H. W Burleys subdivision OF part Of toe sheriff
as the same is recorded IA Li0er GOV Shepherd No
l. folio one OI the records OF the surveyors office
said District containing i've acres II lsnd mora or
less, subject - prior cet cf recorded Liber
No. 1877 folio 31. of SAID land records. secilr
ing the Of Sl40O. with interest 1t per cent per
annum from March -. 1890.
Terms OF sale ODe-halI of the purchase money in
cash, anu the balace Al year, secured cy deed
trust on said real estate, with interest at rate
cent Per annun. all cash. 81 the purchasers option.
deposit OF SlU0 must he made upon acceptance OF
bid IL the terms of sale not compiled with ten
dayS the property viii be resoia the rsk
the uefauiting purchaser after eight days Dy
advertisements III daily paper published n the
c!ty OF Washington, ID C. All conveyancng pllr-
cuaSers cost. CHARLES II. KNIGHT,
aisz.D-G9t Trustee.
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DEArsEss AND CArARRH CURED.

DIR. LiShthill takes pleasure to submit
to those interested the following testi-
monials Of cures:
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
y ATcLIFFE DARR & CO, Auctioneer.
ART GALLERIES, $40 Pa AVE NV
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE OF AN
EXQUISITE AND SUPERB COLLECTION
OF TURKISH. PERSIAN AND INDIAN
RUGS.
CARPETS,
TAPEsTRIEs
TEXTILES,
EMBRorpERrEs.
NOVELTIES, &c. 30.
Being recent importation by together with the en-
tire stock of.
Mr.. d. II. vARGHABEDIAN.
OF e.s and $40 18th s. nv.
Consisting of many rare and choice specimens Of
oriental gathered from City or more cities Of the
Orient under his personal direction and are not Of the
class usually found at suction sales
This sale presents opportunity to the lovers
Of oriental goods to such articles the
entire stock must be disposed OF on account Of Mr
Varshabedisn's early departure for the ORIENT
The sale will begin at our
FINE ART GALLERIES. 900 PA AVE. NV,
WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH, AT
ELEVEN AN AND AT TwoPM.
And Continuing
THURSDAY, MAY EIGHTH,
FRIDAY. MAY NINTH. AND
SATURDAY. MAY TENTH,
AT SAME HOURS.
Exhibition Monday and Tuesday. May s and after
am. m2-5t
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DCBLIC AUC1IoN-HANING DECIDED TO STOP
II training. viii sell AZ public auction TUES
DAY. MAJ SIXTH. $50, al ON OCLOCK. Ten Good
Work horses, Two Wagons anc Three sets 81 D0uhle
Harness. J. A STAbIth,
ap29-Ut' 1910 ONO ave.
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DUNCANSoN BROS. Aucnoneers.

\ u
TRUSTEES CONTINUATION SALE OF vALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY or
WASHINGTON, IN INNING CITY," Bling
SMITH AND ELLIOT'S TRUSTEES SUB
DIVISION or THAT PORTION OF The
ESTATE or THE LATE COLONEL HENRY
MAYOR. BEING On IHE EASTERN BRANCH
OF POTOMAC on ANACCSTIA RIVER AND
IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO lHE NV
PENSSYLyASIA AVENUE BRIDGE, NOW
OPEN.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed in Of Naylor We
Mayor ct 81, No 1877 in equity, will offer Il
public sale on the PREMISES beg aiming TIL RsDAN
IHE fitTEEN1 II DAY OF MAY AID. 1890. Al
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. various lots in
the subdivision OF THINNING cIIl" made by us as
trustees and recorded i'll book No. q, county. at PAGE
No l3l, IN the surveyors office OF the District Of
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. the balance in equal
insalnients at and years notes TO b. given bearing
per cent interest from day Of sale, payable semi
annually and TO be secured by deed OF trust the
Property solo or All casl ut the option OF the pur
chaser. DEPOSIT OF 80 each lot sold will be
chaser's cost Il the of sale are not complied
with within ten days OF day OF sale, the trustees
serve The right TO resell the property in default the
risk and cost OF defautIn purchaser after five days
public notice of such resale in rewspaper pub
lisIed in Washington City. Dc.
NB.-Plats showing the subdivision can be OBJ
tanned application OF the trustees the auctioneers
RICHARD SMITH,
Webster Law building, / ,r.
CHARLES A. ELICIT, ArusSees
ap23-dSds FeEdall Building,