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Johnnr,s Pulling Question
[Eashblgton Star.

:
Sunday-school Teacher-NOw, children, an
Ishmaelite is man whose hand is against every
mans and every mans hand is against him.
Johnny (innocently)- Teacher, what's the
difference between poker player and an Ish-
maelte2
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what She Knew Of the Text.

Aunt Polly-Come heah, chile. an tOIe yo'
ole nanny de tex wat dc preacher took TO-
his disclose dis mO'nin'
Master George dsremember exactly,
nanny but it ended, MANY am cold, but few
am frozen"
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MoUNT ST. EIIAs.-lFrom a Photograph.)

as known. Hil The mountains ia the country of
amy considerable hight are situated below lati-
tuio 60 N. There are three important mount
ain chains the Coast OF ST. Elias Range the
Rocky Mountains and the Alaskan Range In
the Coast Range. on the North Pacific are the
loliit- peaks and principal volcanoes OF these
Dit 81 Elias Is the highest; its elevation is
Varlously stated al from 10000 TO 1850 feet
the latter estimate making e the highest
mountain in North America a#gicm Cycl0
gCfa.
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Hopeful.
IPuckl

"And are you really engaged to young
Charlie bubble? Why, he's nothing but a
poor lawyer!"
"Well, he won't be long, If he pleads every
suit as successfully as he has his own"
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Met Hallway.

James Ito Mr.. NontmOragOny who has
called upon Mrs. Benthousand) Mrs. Ben
thousand has sent me down to say that she is
not at home. sir.
Mr.. MontmOragony (having swallowed his
call,
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Why He did 1t.

Old Brown (bringingOut the strap)-DO you
know why Pm going to whip you my SOM
Little JOhnny-'Cause Pm small. If I was
as big as that man next door who called you
liar last night you wouldn't put finger on
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Send al for full directions (seaIed) FIRE OF
Common Sense Home Treatment will positively all
the effects of impOtency, etc, the only cure
for yaricOceie, new and certain method elecEric
nOnsens stomach druggimg. Address AL
BIOS PHARMACY Co., Albion. Michigan.
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A Treat for the Old Girl.

IFuck.I
Edth-YOung Mr.. GoOdfeller just kissed
Hetty Prm under the mistletoe.
Maud-He was always kind-hearted chap
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An EARLY Riser.
lNe'o York SUM-

BingO-Dear me, I'm tired. My wife got
me up at 8 o'clock this morning.
Kingley-What did she get you up so early
fOr2
Bingo-she wanted to catch the noon train.
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JOhnny's Christmas.

"And what did you get in your stocking
Christmas morning, JOhnny2" asked the
district visitor.
"Me fut," replied, Johnny tersely and
glOOmiiy.
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mice will enter the ereyiees, and they viii not
only fail to their purpose, but they will afford
hiding place for these animals Country
Gentleman.
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Give animals free access to salt and they will
never injure themselves but give it to them
only occasionally and the stronger ones viii get
too much while the weaker ones will suffer
from lack of it.
Sheep prefer short grass and thrive best
on pastures that permit them to Craze close to
the ground. All fields with heavy growths of
grass may be moved to advantage before turp-
ing ON the sheep
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Don't read! Don't Think Don't believe
Now, are you botterf You women who think
that patent medicines are humbug. aud DIR.
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription the biggest hum
bug of the whole because it's best known of
alll--dOes your lack faith cure come?
IL is very easy 10 don't" in this world.
Suspicion always comes more easily than con-
fdence But dOubt-little faith-never made
sick woman well-and the " FavOrite Pre-
scription has cured thousands of delicate.
weak women, which makes US think that our
Prescription is better than your don't be-
lieve." We're both honest. Let us come to-
gether You try DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-.
scription. If IL doesn't do as represented, you
get your money again.
Where proofs so easy, can you afford to doubt.
Little but actiVe-are DR. Pierce'a Pleasant
Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made: gentle, yet thorough.
They regulate and inVigOrate the liver, stomach
and bowels.
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ERRORS IN nLANKETINa.

The blanketing Of horses, like everything
else, requires TO be done with discretion, in
order 10 derive full benefit, says a correspond
ent from across the border lines. From our
observation and way Of thinking many errors
are committed even in this simple matter,
hence o few remarks upon it are not out of
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MOUNDS AROUND TREES

10 protect them from mice-sh0uld be made
of pulyerized compact earth, beaten with q
spade to make them solid and smooth and
conical, with the tree OF the center, and 10
inches high. IL made of clOds or soda the
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.


fKEpS Tl liIx SALE OF TWO sIx-RooM BRICK
Ro6Mk fhT sS9SSTaHAsT rc,A aso SNk sh
The M AtLsP2 SIX sIh FINE N BUILDING LOTS s on
I%kES ash o sr E1hTs s SuRfhEs 81
kSs4 TWO ELEGANT LARGE DWELLINGS,.
ASP ST iSf S5 SKfhkI sNp NO
TKFSTH ot sThrtAL LOTS FsoNTlNG FIJI;
STREETS Southeast
ip % deed OF trust duly recorded in IAher
District iS Of consia and at The request Of the holder
ShyENTh DAY q FEBRTSsi. 1850. 'a as
IA IN 81 $50 also kaown as Nos sos and so X 81
Ana at FIVE UCfncK PM s,yr nay -,
n,Detea - m 81 No. '55. also known as No All
81. lie; inproNel by Two-story aud Cellar Bay
p sPd a ii, iyE SShoekp Ps SANE
~ Nos S iS,s numeered 81 and AZ. both inclusive,
Ak k9d on iSsd Ad a. EIGHTR DAY of rEBRy
in So III also known as No. 1905 = II iI inn
proved 10y an Elegant Three-story AID Back -6udinr
improvements lot % IiIlal ~ 10 alley AL
And at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, SANE DAY. Io,
an elegant new Baywindow and BACK -buildiny Brici
Dwe , contalnns 10 large rooms and cellar an
And At QuAKTEK TO SIX O'CLOCK NJ. SAME
DAY. original Lots and y, square ten hundred and
seventy i've uo75l. as above described
Terms: OOS ana go h Sc will be sold subject
70 deed OF trust for 5000 ON each House, due
March 81, 1871, q per cent interest, balance cash
500 due AIril - ls.'O, balance cash Lots ~ TO
-, So SO9 all cash; 1905 NV sold subject 10
deed of trust for $4,000 due November H. 1897 bal
ace sash gl9 ST. ne. sold subject deed trust
for $4,000 due April 4 1892 per cent semi annu.
ally, balance cash. Lots and 8, square 1919 sold
subject TO 81, 10: so, due september 20. 1891,
balance cash. A deposit of 500 each piece
OF property will BE- required the purcha II terms
OF sale are not complied with in Gays from ay OF
sale tho property will be resod at risk and of the
delaultng purchaser All convey ancing and record
ing at purchasers cost.
MASH'N DANENHOWER, I ,r,,.,u,.
W. IRVING BOSWELL trustees
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court TO VIM. Grove of Winches-
ter. Va. and Julia Owens; Francis E. Griffin
and hena j. Dent; Chas. Frederick Meyers and
Dora Maria Leopold; John II. Coleman of Alex
aHdrla, Va, and Lizzie L. Miller; Chas. Colbert
and Mary Davis; Geo. W. Anderson of Balti-
more and Adele Clara Mills; G. Il. Daniels and
mary +. tltzhugh Of Fairfax county, Va; L.
Y. Darrell and Sarah Keithly; Jas. Lewis and
Annie TAFT; Gerheardt A. Meyer and Lille NJ
Lewis; Bernard Alexander and Nettie Duckett;
george winter and Emily E. Miller; Frank
Keser and Margaret II. Rexroad. both of
Brandywine, Pendeton county, VIVA; Joseph
:. Boteier, OF Branchville, Nd, and Annie N.
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The Camera Nuisance.


The rapid progress of photography has intro
duced new pleasure and with it the nuisance
OF novel form OF personal injury, for which
there Is no redress. One would think that a
human being should have some right of prop
erty IN his own face besides the right of carry
ing 1T about with him. 1t might be supposed
that man or woman ought to have the
night to say whether and by whom his portrait
might be made. That right. however, if it
exists, does not seem to be protected by law.
Inere are thousands of persons nowaday s
armed with detective cameras who roam about
taxing pictures OF persons who are not even
aware OF the fact. There are villains who
take special delight in catching pictures of
men. and particularly of women, in attitudes
and situations OF ridiculous or questionable
character. One such amateur has been known
to photograph a lady and then to make COM
posite photograph in which the lady's head
appeared attached to an indecent figure No
person. male or female. however innocent and
ylrtuous. has any defense against such outrage
Ii can be perpetrated absolutely without their
knowledge and the discovery of the offender
may be quite impossible. When pictures are so
made as To represent a person in IA scandalous
or only III ridiculous way, they are lbellous
and their maker can be prosecuted in the
criminal courts as well as mulcted i'll the civil
courts, always provided that he can be proved
to have published the libellous picture; but I'M
less he can be proved TO have published it,
there Is no redress. An evil-minded person
may execute any number OF hbellous photo
graphs, and yet, unless he be proved to
nave sold them. or given them away. or to
nave openly exhibited them, 'he is beyond the
| reach of the law
The mere photographing of another without
MS consent Is not even a misdemeanor at law
anu no aenon Tor damage would lie in such a
case, for the simple reason that actuaI DAMAGE
could not be proved. In all probability the law
VIII continue as 1t Is until the camera nuisance
becomes lntolerable. Some fragrant outrage
Will be followed by the illegally righteous horse
Whipping OF the offender; then the public will
discover that men and women have a riobt IN
their own faces in more senses than one. and
surreptifious photography will be made a mis-
demeanor punishable IN police courts.
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TBNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BACk-BUIlDING BAY-WINDOW
EIGHT-ROUM BRICK DWELLlNG HOUSES.
kNOMN AS NOS. 3O2 AND 3O4 STREET
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of two deeds of trust duly recorded in
Liber 39l, foos AIS and 1S1 seq. one OF the land
records of the District OF Columbia, and
OF the holder of the n)tes secured thereby sell
at publc auction in front OF the premises, FRIDAY
THE SENENlH DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID 500
AT QUARIkR PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the FOL.
lowing described real estate District of
Columbia, to wit: Sub lots and g. i'll square 40 7SI
above described.
Terms sold subject to deed of trust for 81 800 ON
each lot, due April 3, 1892 g IN
balance cash. deposit OF y 90 each niece OF
property VIII be required of the purchaser at the time
Of sale II terms OF sale not complied with in ten
days from day Of sale the property will be resold at
risk and of the uefaulting purchaser
ancing and recording at purchasers cost
NASu'N DANENHOWER,l
ja2S-dGds GEO Y. WORrHINGTON{ trustees.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The piano concert of Messrs. Andres and
Doerner, ensemble players. takes place at the
Universalist church this evening and is their
first appearance in this city,
The schubert quartet company. which gives
the second concert of the Bischoff course on
Friday night at Congregational church. will be
remembered as having given one of the con-
certs OF the course two years SINCE The per-
Torrance then gave very great satisfaction. A
brilliant soprano soloist and a competent plan
list assist them
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geo ". sTICKNEY, Real Estate Auctoneer,
st N -

" $50 st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
6O4 AND 500 ASTREET NoRTHEAsi. NJ NJ
BIB GA 20 , sTRRET s0GTHEAST. AND SUI.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cour. of the
nary Al 1890 cause 10 i3o45 EqGsy docket Is
iHE III st ESDti ISfsSH 81 SAtpB
front of the premises the following parcels of land ali
in the city OF Washington in the district Of CoIumbia
0ne hundred and ty9 % and hundred and three
ORIGINAL lot numbered IL in Square numbered eight
ing improved by atwo-story brick dwelling house the
same being known as Nos. co., 6O4 and 6O6 street
SECOND. On the SAME DAY. at QUARTER PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. in trout Of the premises, part
1sa eiEht hundred and seventy
or the same pSn on SOUTH Stree, dns
hundred and feet from the southeast corner
Of said square and running thence east along sand i
inches thence northwesterly 63 feet inches south
avenue IL fee, inches thence southeastery 80 feet
Sinches and thence south 81 feet inches the place
Of beginning being all OF the half said Orina
lot numbered seven, and except the western six
teen feet front thereof on said street and extending
back with that width to the line said
South Carolina avenue sold and conveyed by one
coried among the land Of the PCT psSe r Of
Columbia IN Liber $50 at folio 245). same being
No. GA L street southeast.
ri I u IL ,r,, on the SANE pay, IMMEDIATELY
bered seventy-one G. IL and seventy (72) in sam
uel Maddox Trustees subdivision of the north }2 %
feet OF original lot numbered twelve square eight
hundred and seventy seven $50, each Of said lots
being improved by "a lwo-story Brick Dwelling the
southeast
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase money cash and the balance in one
and two years. tor which the notes Of the purchaser
must be given, with interest fable seIn-annually
the rate OF SIX per ceutum per annun until paid and
secured on the property sold all cash. the pur-
chaser's option. All conNeyancIn- and recording at
the purchasers cost deposit OF % ut sale
on each lot sold If tie terms OF sale complied
With i'll ten days from day SALE Trustee
the right to resell the risk and cost Of deaulng
purchaser after hye days revious notice The
ing Star. SAMUEL MADDOX Trustee
Jazz dts 4tjo La ave
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THoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
AS No. 1877 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Under and by virtue of decree Of the SUI RENE
Court of the District of Columbia holding EQuity
Court Tor said District, a wherein John NJ.
Mitchell ct al were CONF lainas and Thomas H. Daut,
lr.. ct al were defendants viii sell, on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY THIRD, AID 1880. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK l; NJ, at public auction. front of
the premises all that certain lot and parcel land
situate III the city of Washington. District of Couui-
bia, to wit: Part OF lot -. square 800 being the
norherrnost - feet and inches front by depth of
100 ieet ana i'll hes more particularly described
SAID proceedings, together with the improve lnents
thereon, consisting of IA two-story frame house.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash, balance in equal
instruments, secured by notes OF the purchase
at one and two years and deed OF trust upon
the property sold all cash ut the option of the
purchaser. derosit of 800 required ON tine Cay
OF sale Term Of sale to be COMPLIED with within
10 days from the day of sale the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the and risk of the default
ing purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the cost OF pur-
chaser. BENZ. L. LIGHTON, Trustee,
& flee 4S2 Louisiana ave nv
OSCAR NAlCk, Trustee,
iao1-lSQs Office lS.1-l TI 81 N
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Oun RouxD U SAL.

Previous to ssooh TAXING merchants gladly sacrifice
profits and even sell their ool. Il has been
our desire since our inception in business 10 carry
over no goods Of any kind from one SEASON 90 the
other realizing that by dong goods lose their .p
pearance and their value Lake Others have nered
the Inconvenience OF having yet on hand more mer.
chAnise than is generally the this season Of the
year We have now no time 70 fool and with deter
mination stronger than before have decided 70
take desperate measures.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE COMES I'M
DER THE KNIFE
WE WERE NEVER MORE SINCERE THAN now.
REDUCTIONS ALL OVER THE HOUSE
Tomorrow morning BEGIN our Semi Annual sale
OF UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS comprising the best
values o6tainable Cor the price. our principal
features Is the perfection Of nt-you viii ind
many improvements in our shirts which We have
adopted
OUR L AND b SHIRT 7sc, 8 FoRs $3.50
OUR SUCCESS SHIRT osc. FOR a.
OUR LOT 1 SHIRT 47c. FOR ss7h
OUR EcLIIsE SHIRT 37lSc. EACH.
About our 'Eclipse." The new brand IA made M
good cotton. linen reinforced bosom and bts A. we'll
as any higher price Shirt in the market The speci.l
price will be 31&e; think it, for shirt tina, has
linen bosom. reinforced. all sizes
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSUN BKUS, Auctioneers
SPLENDID BROWN STONE FRONT DWELLING
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTFFNTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, FRONTING
FOURTEENTH.
BY authority of trust vested in me I will sell in
front OF the premises on THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
O'CLOCK,
LOT l. SQUARE 2l7
Fronting "a feet on X street and 1875 feet on 1ath
street This lot is improved by 3-story and base
ment brown stone front dwelling and 2stoty brick
stable and adapted for private residence, club
or can be converted into business places.
Terms: quarter cash; balance in equal
ments at one two and three years, notes bear per
cent interest per annun. payable semi aud
to be secured by deed OF trust on the premises sold
or an cash, at option of purchaser. deposit of
Si,OOo required at time of sale Convey ancing, sc
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
nfteen days. otherwise the right reserved to resell
the risk and cost of defaultng purchaser after five
days public notice of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington. D. C.
ja24-d&ds John CASSFI,S Trustee
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DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.

lkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF THIRTY.
SIXTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IN
81 kIEITH, ADDITION TO WEST WASHING
TON DC
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated Deem
Der g. 1888. duly recorded i'll lber l453, at folio 81
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia and
the request of the holder OF the notes secured thereby
will sell Ut public auction, IN front of the premises
ON WEDNk SDAI the TWELFTH DAY OF FEB
kUARi. 1850. at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. VI. 1.-The following
described real in the District Columbia
to Wit Lot numbered 90 i'll block hundred
Ind forty-one GAP of certain tract of land called
"Burleith," formerly called Alliance" per plat
the same recorded Ill book County No. 81 folio 10
of the records OF the Office of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale third cash, balance one and
two for which the notes OF the purchaser
be given, with interest payable seannualIy, at the
rate of six cent per annum until pa H. secured
the property sold or all cash. at purchaser opuon
deposit OF $40 Will be required acceptance bid.
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
The Trustee reserves the right to resell and
risk of defaulting purchaser if the terms
complied with in ten days iron day sale. after ten
days previous advertisement of such resale The
Evening STAR" SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee.
ja:30-dNCs 49, Louisiana avenue
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ja2i-d&ds
BROS. Aucuoneers.

rs {d xEb hEA as Si% b faf 5%
NUE., No; 1905 SEVENTEENTH. STREET
fSEHhESfA s sTkEHf o S9 ASR fd
NNEAK ThE lN[IEiskGTioNr OF FEFSNSYL-;
sEkk AHEHG fRAM AEB BubS fhEhH6I
4MRLFTa sourhTasr b BEr NEE iip aND St
c c9hsp PAGE NsE. AND uAIMPRoVED LOTS IN
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
equity court passed on the ID day II December a D..
1859, i'll cause No SIiJ Equity, IN which Alexander
v. Fitzgerald and others are deiendgts the under.
signed trustees, by SAID decree appointed viii sell at
following DESCRIBED real estate situate in the city OF
Washington. in the District OF Columbia the days
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. ELEVENTH, 1890.
". Fitzgeraids subdivision OF square I76 each lot
improved by 0-room 2,story and basement brick
az SIvr r1 YES pay FEPRUARY ELEVENTH, 1890
IL 2s 29. 30. q, 81 33, %, 80. 40, n, Az as A,
s 90 Of os a m An as On "a f
80 streets heiSeen and STREETS noTthsass
1880 at Four O'clock Pm, lot III in Ha Mf w.
llt1serad DIS sIediyison Of lots IN square Pa i'm
l4th street n9Tthwest
lot in square IS with frame building thereon. on
the north side Washington circle the intersec-
-
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH 1890 at
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, lot 40 in Nathan W. Fitzger-
aids subdivision of lots il square l16, improved by
Groom story and basement brick dwelling on 18th
street between L and w streets north west.
ON SAME DAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK I'M, Lot %
in square $50, the side of 18th street be-
tween and g. two squares south Of Lincoln Park
AND ON SAIUkpAN, FEBRUARY FIT .EENTH,
1890 AT FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, Lots 12.2 aud ] 2:i
in n. W. Fitzgeralds subdivision, in square 4 each
lot improv"d BY 2-story brick dwelling. Nos. :.O9
and ~ Attn street II. W.. each containing rooms
Terms of sale: nethird OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance two equal istalments IN one
aud two years. with per cent interest from day
SALE for which Of purchaser purchasers must
be gwen, secured by deed deeds trust on the
property sold, all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser purchasers. deposit Of $3.50 will be re-
CURED of the purchaser at the time Of sale of
piece Of property except lots square q, on which
a deposit OF $50 each will be required All CONVEX
ancing aud recording at the Of the purchaser If
the terms OF sale not complied with within ten
days after sale the trustees the right resell
at the risk and cost of the desGlng purchaser after
ten days public advertisement III some newspaper
published in Washington, DC
HENRY WISE GARNETT,
4l6 9Th st. NV, [ -.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, trustees.
GIG + st. nw.,y
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TOMORROW.

WALNUT ARM ROCKER CORNER AND SIDE
CHAIRS IN PLUSH. Two ELEGANT OLD
OAK FOLDING BEDsIEADS, ELEGANT OAK
OAK WASHSTAND. OAK CARD OR CENTER
TABLE. WALNUT MT: CHAMBER FURNI-
TURF, SEDAN ROCKERS, JAPANESE SCREEN,
OIL PAINTINGS, MANTEL AND OTHER OR
NhMENIS, LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
BKUssELs: VELVET AND OTHER CARPETS,
CHERRY ,SiDEBoARD, WALNUT EXTENSION
GLASS WAKE. PLATED WARE, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, &C, &c, BEING THE CONTENTS
OF HOUSE III II STREET NORTHN EsT, COR
NER OF SECOND, BEING NEARLY NEW, PUR-
CHASED ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO.
FIXTURES, COUNTERS, SHELVING, &C, OF
SIokE WILL. BE SOLD AT AUCTION On THE
PREMISES. ON FRIDAY, JANUARY THIRTY
FIRST. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
ja2S-3t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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WINTER RESORTS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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discount TO the trade.
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