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Smallpox Scare at savannah.

The smallpox excitement grows daily at
Savannah Everybody in town wants to be
vaccinated. and virus is at premium. So far
there have been but five cases. While the
authorities do not express fear of All epidemic.
their efforts to prevent the spread of the dis
ease do more to cause alarm than anything
else In every case a Gordon OF police has been
thrown around the house and everybody is
quarantined from the rest of the world
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al3-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
RATCLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Auctioneers.
~ go Penna. ave. n. W.

ASSIGNEES SALE FALL FURNITURE, WINES.
LIQUORS. BAR FURNISHINGS, ETC, CON
tanned IN THE HOTEL IMPERIAL, IL
STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWESD con
SlSTINGO OF CARPETS, RUGS, CHANDELIERS.
CROCkERY. SILVER WARE. FURNITURE,
GOODS AND EFFECTS, ETC, AND ALL THE
NECESSARY PROPERTY REQUIRED IN CON
Lie AUCTION.
the land records Of the District of Columbia on the
3lst day of December. A. d. 1890 made by Poland &
Stats TO me assignee. will SELL public auction
on MONDAY. NINETEENTH OF JANUARY 1891
ut TN O'CLOCK. and from DAY TO DAY THERE
AFTER until disposed or all and singular the Fur
niture Carpets Ruys. Chandeliers, Curtains Mirrors
Chairs. Tables. Crockery, Slverware. Goods Chat
tells and Effects upon said premises lately beonRin2
the SAID Poland l. Stats and tine good will of the
business OF the said Hotel IMPERIAL and all right of the
undersigned IN the expired lease of said premises
The said property viii lie first offered for sale as
whole upon the following terms:
Cash, or one-third cash. and the remainder in equal
monthly payments with ssurity, TO the satisfaction
OF tine assignee. deposit 800 will in such event
lie required at the time of sale. and the said terms
must lie complied with in i've days day of sale
Otherwise the SAID property will be readvertised and
sold upon hve days notice by advertisement at the
risk and cost o: the defauitny rchaser and said
property will not be delivered until the Of sale
in bulk the will be separately at time
OF from day day IN such assignee
may deem advisable.
The said hotel is now open for inspection.
ASAPH L. BLISS, AssiRnep
3sS-dts Hotel Imperial; 1;.S st. n. W.
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Gov. Gordon VIII Join the Alliance.

Senator-elect Gordon in an interview at
Atlanta, Saturday announced his firm determi-
nation to join the alliance. During his candi-
dacy for the Senate he promised some of his
alliance supporters he would join. but he has
put it off so long that his good faith was doubted
He talks strongly against the third party move
ment in the alliance, but says that if the farm
ers of the west won't join the Democratic
party, the next best thing is the independent
movement That takes them away from the
republicans
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FUTURE DAYS.


WILL SELL THE rxrrRE CONTENTS OF
STORE No. 1910 Y STREET, BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEvENTH NoRTHwEsr. COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-TIRsT. AT
TEN An. AND WILL CONTINUE DAILY UNTIL
ALL GOODS ARE DI6PO6ED OF.
THIS STOCK CONSISTS OF CHINA. GLASS
NAhE CUTLERY TN WARE, NO0DkN WARE,
fHis sTocK rs YInK, AND Was PURCHASED
FOB EIk9T-CIA68 kETAH TRADE. PRISONS
N WAIT on TEE ABOVE nENTfoNRD o00De
NIL 20 1a p6 WILL L * 1TTENDIHG. As AL WILL
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An accident occurred just before midnight on
Saturday night at the only licorice manufact-
ory in this country. 1t il situated in Newark,
N. J. Some repairs were needed in the ma
chinery and several Of the workmen began to
take compressor apart. The head of the COM
prcssor was blown of while the men were at
work. and three Of them, Michael Devine,
Michael Kinsley and John Fleet, were badly
bruised and scalded. The damage done to the
machinery amounts to about -, 500.
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I4..xenxorth Poliee omei.la Arr.se,,

Leavenworth Police OAeials Arraigned.l
At y meeting Of the Leavenworth board Of
police commissioners Saturday afternoon Police
Ssrgt Murphy produced proof that Chief Of
Police Mcfarland and Policemen James Robert
son and James Sutton had been levying tribute
from joint keepers who were evading the pro-
hibitory law. The mon have been dismissed
from the force. More dismissals may follow,
and the Topping Oh Of heads has caused . sensa-
tion- Chief Of Police Mcfarland has bsen noted
for his apparent aggrsssivensss In enforcing
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A Monster Parade Of worxinymen.

Amonster procession of trades unions. esti-
mated to have been composed of about 30, 900
men. marched through the streets Of Edin-
burgh. Scotland, on Saturday. This display of
Edinburgh's workmen was a demonstration in
sympathy with the railroad employees who are
out on strike
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The special dispatch sent out from Topeka,
kas.. stating that a combination had been
formed by members of the state senate to ad-
journ prior to the 9th, the day fixed for the
election of United States Senator. and thus
prevent the election of an alliance man to
succeed ingalls,, is declared to be without
foundation.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers

UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY FRONTING on 2en
SIEEET BETMEEN NEW YORK AVFNI;E AND
II SIkEEI NORTHWEST Al AUCTION
IN SATURDAY, JANUARY SEVENTEENTH at
feet front by ~ ie..t deep 80 ~ e 10
Terms One-third cash: balance in o,,o a .r-o .,
tor notes Tearing interest from day sale and SECURED
20 uee OF trust on lroIerty solo. All cunyeyancina
&C., at purchasers cost loo down on siny OF SAG
WALLER Is. WILLIAMS q CO
'Aooous Auctloneers.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED VNTII
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TMENTY-FIRST same
hour and place. on account Of the rain.
.,oo WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO..
Saio-~t AuctioneerS.
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PROFESSIONAL

MRS. Z. v. SMELL. CLAIRyolAST, BUSINESS
wi and Trance Medium. can lie consulted par
lors from - An. TO pm. Magnetic amt ifnSs,.re
Treatment glyen. - st. a. ". lal2-l.rs
DBoF. CLAY. The OLD-EsTABIIsHED ONLY
Il reliable Genuine and natural-born Clairvoyant,
Astrooger and Medium In tins city. born vel all
wonderful prophetic lft Of -scund reveals every
hiuden ystery nnds lost stolen property brings
seIarated together. csus&e sl-esly marTlAts slyes
success IN business family Troubles. evil
ruences ADVICE On business love- anything. you are
DOUBT OF. AL Dussne.s eonndeutlaL Never b--ru
known 10 TAIL
Hours. De. m. TO 9p.m- Open sundAys
sittinss. SOC.
Residence 47e u. aw., between ~ AMI 6tA
SslGIas - -
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sILvER-pLATED
WARE, FINE BILLIARD TABLES. FINE NOS

LER SAFE. &C.. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, 1891,
commencing at HALf-PAST TEN O'CLOCK / shall
sell the entire contents Of residence No 1919 Seven
tenth street northwest. embracing in par.
HANDSOME PARI1OR FURNITURE IN SEP
AAkAI Mn PIECES, RtATpAS BoUDoIR SIT.
DOW HANGINGs,. LEATHER CoyERED
DINING CHAIRS, FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL MIRRORS, FINE BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS. HAIL AND STAIR CAR
PETS. HA N MAHoGANY CENTER ia
SOME OAK AND CHERRY CHAMBER SETS
AhH AND MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE
WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR), HAIR AND
HSSk MATTTREssEs, Re Their PILLOWS
NIER, sINGLE and DOUBLE BEDsTEADS,
ONE SUpERB WALNUT SlDEBOARD WITH
CTASD ENGRAVED GLASSWARE FINE Sill
NER-PLATEp WARE, TWO DECORATED DIN
NER SETS, TEA SETS, WHITE CHINA, ST.
PRIOR BRENTWOOD DINING CHAIRS, EIGHT
ROUND DINING TABLES, LARGE QUANTITY
OF COOKING UTENSILS, &c.
ALSO
ONE NEARLY NEW BILLIARD TABLE, COM
P I,Ibil Ed IN PERFECT ORDER; NEM MosLER
LOCK --LATEST sfYLE). OFFICE FURNi-
jaI:'-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct;opeer,
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctionser.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE.
ES ~ ~ d sfE EETr s SS HAVING


E ES n u s q FEET 81 sTEE
on he assh day Of Decsn6ss. $50. he undsssxnst
p@. on III lie 'qssfp r Fiji 8 p e,
%si,J;ANTAEi. isi. = Eo6E 9Gtock 7; y. IL
Ton, Distrct Of oclumhis: Part lot ons d. squsrsld
bsEinnine ct point on strsst south distanf Is fee
ITS rum she5cs .s:t 81 - 2 the line q q q
and thence south 10 fest 70 bsgnninT, improved By
frame dSelisnS md store suh}ect 20 dsed trust
" lse1. z noy oysedus and e20o end interest mon
nom said dsse dns Ocso6s Y. iszSs. ana tsszs N
easements.
Terms ale: One-third cash; balance ssrurSA o.
sd property m equal fnseallmeuts Of and two
yssrs o. AZ cash. g option Of p1zchassr; Adepo4l
eSmP:a vi = 20 d.ys fron d.y q s.ls pscRsry
% Ave- days sdv9fissmeaG Al conveysncxng sni re-
eosdins = pu,s4ssz 60 ~vo~.
.,,..... esoA. !, ~ y z {: -. !. r'-'.-
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Death and Ruin Caused by Earthquake.
Further details Of the destruction wrought
by the severe earthquake In Ageria, reported
ON the 18th instant. have been received. The
towns Of Gourays and VILE Bours were prscti-
cally destroyed by the shock and forty persons
amount Of damage done 10 property l. esti-
mated at E20p00.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.


: ALL STOCK
OF FOREIGN coAT1voe. vEsTTNoa.
eUiTIN0s. ovERcoATINGs AND TBoUs-
kkiS6S RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FIRsT-cLAss TAILoRrN0 ARETS-
ylTED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS OUT
bl H. d. BAkk. III PA AVE. AXE GUAR
AkTkkD Az ~ ~ fkk CONNECT eTxAk
ol7
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BRbnSS IllEsS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPERTI IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF
THE CITY, CONSISTING OF NICE LOT on
IHE MORT II SIDE OF : STREET BETWEEN
fIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS, I'M
PROVED By ATWO-SToRY BRICK DWELLING
kSoMN As PREMISES NO. 1903 STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dsted May & A. D. 1874
and duly orde in liber 80. folio 81. seq, one
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia and
the request Of the holder of the thereby
We will sell at public auction. 'front.' Of the premises
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, A. ID. ISL al
HALL PAST FOUk O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following
described real estate. situate the city
District OF Columbia to wit: All that piece parcel
OF ground known "A and being lot numbered two (:,l
in Blake and heeys recorded subdivision OF square
numbered hundred and ninety one (I9ll together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: onethird Of the purchase money to
be paid IN cash and the balance in three equal
mens respeitivey IN one I'D. two 60 and three CD
years, secured by deed of trust the property sold
with interest at cent per until paid inter
est payable semiannually all cash. the olxon OF
the purchaser. Adepost OF 500 ared at the
sale Terms of sale to he complied with days rom
day of sale property will be resolo and
of defaultin- purchaser ve days ADVERTISEMENT
AL conveyanclng and recording at purchaser cost.
BhA1 NARD II. WARNER -.
HENRY STRASBURGER, I ifus0ess-
ta19d&ds DUNCANSON BIOS, Auctionecss.
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers
III $40 Penna. ave. NV
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE BY AUCTION
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART.
$50 ST. NV,
Rear OF Main Sales Roome
OF NINE GOOD WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
On THURSDAI, January TMENTY-SECOND.
These horses are in good condition and viii work In
all harness.
Terms cash.
STOCK CAN BE SEEN AT THE MART AT 10
O'CLOCK ON MORNING OF SALE.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
tal9& Aucfioneerr
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PROPOSALS.

GRADING AND kEGU LAT NG.-PROPosAI AIS FOR
" improving subur,ssn roads and t,e DS-
tr1ct OF Columbia once of tile COMMISSIONER bs-
trisf OF Columbia. Washington. DC. JanuAry i.
lSn.-Seael proposals MI IT, rss'.iyed once
until IMElAL NJ ON MONDAY. JANUARY
roads and avenues Blank forms - pruIoSais and
specific tluns lie obtained al .his ofs lI-sn appli-
cation therefor. totetiler With all nsfssars
tiof. aid bds upon these furns only wl b. roasid-
cred The night y res-rNi 20 r,sf am and ali bils
or parls OF bids. J. ". DOUGLASS. ]. W ll,iSs, n
a ROBERT, Commissioners. DC. Al5-0
RRlDGE PIERS AND ABUTMFNTs FOR TIE
- National Zouloglcal Park Smithsonian Iusiiiu-
uon, OFF, Il the Secretary. Washington n. e
ONE until IMtLNE NJ. on JAM AIRY TWENTY
nftpND l>il ;or the materials ana .uns; il ting
bridge lners and two abutiuets National L,sst-
lcal fark. IN rCordsnre with drawings and slelica-
uons to he al this Office and alter TUESDAY,
January 30. lsil. The riaift 90 Meet any
the i-oNcrninent 10 do reserved Proposals he
indufsd Proposals for BRIDE piers and Alutfsnt-.
Loo.O.1cal Para. and addressed 10 =. Y. lANNlfA,
Secretary. Smithsonian Institution jAis-4t
'AhNIAokA BI ILDINo nor THE NATIONAL
- geological PARK. Sullthspnian institution ONE
OF tine Secretary. WASHINGTON. u. a. snliGafg a..
lst'l-seAei proposals Will L. rs,eiVed ufllee
until TNEl.Nt NJ. on JANUARY Nv ENlA MIND,
le9i. iOr furnishing additional materials la
LooioEical Park. In a-rur,lance with drawings aud
Sies1fi.ations 10 Ice at this ufao- and after
thursday. January 80. 1871. The any
or AL bias to waive e.s-ts IL IL be d.sged the
Interest 90 the government Ia do l. Pro-
Iosals 20 - Endorsed Proposals for BI,t
LIZ S,s 'r.tary. Smithsonian Institution.
lal9. ia. .b.sl.
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'IRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. RAJ ESTATE ON THIRD STREET wEsT
BBElrTM nEN NakGiNiA AhESUE AND SOUTH

ID STREET, WASHINGTON CITY. DC.
by virtue OF certain deed trust; bearing date the
"a day OF July A. ID lSS. and duly recorded in Iiber
NO LIN al folo gIt IT seq, OF the land
Tor the District Of Columbia and the REQ Of the
party secured thereby. the Undersigned trustee will
sell at public sale and in front premises ON
URDAl, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY
hD 1891. at the hour of -FOUR O'CLOCK 4 M. all
thst parcel OF ground stuste the city WASHINGTON
IN the Distrlct Of Columbia and known and
az lot numbered nine go in William ii. Philips subd
vlslcn OF part Of original lot numbered 60 in
50 uare numbered i've hundred and eiehty-one cpsl
as said subdivision is recorded in Lber B. folio Iii one
OF the surveyors records of said District together
the improvements thereon.
Ier1ns Of sale: One-half of purchase money in cash
sno the balance in equal nstalinents six (t) and
tMsise tD months from the day SALE with interest
70 ne by the notes VI the purcha and an APP
Proved deed OF trust ON the PROPERTY Sold all cash
AZ tine option OF the purchaser. 100 deposit the
TINE O, sale and all conyeya ncing and recording al
purchasers expense. Terms sale TO be conlTles,
with within ten days from day OF sale. otherwse the
uhdefsigned trustee reserves the right to resell said
property at the risk and the defauting pur-
chaser. -
FENDALL Z. ALEXANDER. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer 5atI-iSds
sS-oN ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER TIE
Above sale IS postponed until THURSDAY. THE
TMENTf-SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, lsgi, on
winch day said sale will take place. the hour
ana pace and upon the terms specified in the
above advertisement.
.., FENDALL E. ALEXANDER.
galS-d&CS Trustee
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARE 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE.
NTH 5000 FEET GROUND, ON SPRING ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
WITH 1900 FEET GROUND, ON SPRING ST.
NEAR MAPLE AVE. AkACOSI1A.D.C.
Under and by virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust
recorded in Lber 1916. folio IS ct one of the land
records tor the District Of Columbia the other given
to the more enectuHy describe the ground and prem
isss, and recorded Liber 1853 folio lO4 q the
land records of the District Of Columbia and the
quest Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will eel AZ pubic sIction N front q the
AIRY A Z. 1881. at -FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. all q loss
ten tlO), eleven ll1) twelve Cd thirteen Q:O and
fourteen Q4). 3. A. Griswold,s subdiyisson Of lots
seven (1 and twelve ll2 part Of Chichester together
with &c and AL those pieces % parcels
Of lot numbered ten Io Of mentioned subdivision and
tutsd and the right Of way over the 70 The west q
road. together with improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale One-thira Of purchase money to BE-
paid IN cash. residue monthly. quarterly senfannu-
ally or annually payments aggregsttng mot less than
six hundred dollars te6OO) year and intefeef q
per cent PSF annuoi. payable quarterly. Tor. Nkth
purchaser IL to g1ve pronissory notes secured by Ad
Of trust property soid all cash. 1t oyiou par
chaser terms Of sale not conpleted IN ten I1O1
days from day Of sale the trustees the night to
resell ct risk and Of the defaultns altef
hve days advertisement Of such resale some newr-
paper published in Washington. DC. A deposit Of
two hundred dollars (eo0) will he required when bad
= accepted An conveyanang and recording ct cost q
the purchaser, ALBERT b. RUFF. Trustee.
d21- d&da W. b. BALDWIN. Trurooe
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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneen

nUNCANSON BROS. AuctioneerA
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
H s9 49,, g., on TUESDAY aokNiSd,
ING AArT p1 S,SLoCk, MITHIN Our SPACIOUS
NORTHWEST. WE WILL SELL At PUBLiC
ONE FINE EBONY CABINET, ONE HALLET 4
DAVIS SQUARE PIANO. Plush AND WILTON
RUG PAhLOR SUITES, FRENCH PLATE PIER
AMP AMP NAN MANT I K, MIRRORS. ,CouCHEs, Easy
l BIR1IE4SniS * mp GrRTAiNs, BED ROOM
Fine RRoR-FRoNT WALNUT wARDRo BE,
CHERRY AND MAPLE WARDROBFS, NEW
HAlk AND HuSk MATTRESSES, LOT KNIVES
FORKS AND SPOONS. &c, &C.
LOT OF HEATING AND COOKING STOVES. IN.
CLuDING ONE LARGE RANGE, (NEARLY
ALSO
OTHER OFFICE FURNITURE.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ.
WE WILL SELL IN FRONT OF OUR SALES
ROOMS BY ORDER OF HON. WILLIAM WIN
DOM, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. ONE
BLACK HORSE. ABOUT SEVENTEEN HANDS
HIGH SOUND. AND Will. WORK IN ANY
HARNESS. DUNCANSON BROS,
Auctioneers
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SILx HATS MADE 10 ORDER, PREssEp on RE-
i;';;i S; ssSsjsss 1diss s,: 80
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aae,ionsers.
REGULAR SALE BY AUCTION
Al THE SALES ROOMS, go PA. AVE. NV.

Consisting of
GRAND SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
PARLOh. CHAMBER, DINING ROOM. LIBRARY
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE and general assert.
ment of household belongings
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, 1891
Beginning at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within our sale
room. go Pennsylvania ave.
N b;-The only house in the city making sales <
clusiveiy indoors Largest and most complete auction
concern south of New York
1t RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.
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Highest Of al in Lavenng PowU Govt Report Aug ~ 1885,
@!A!:'!!! Bski9g
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR L co. Auctioneer..

RATcLIFFE. DARR CO. Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF ENTIRE
STocK OF pIAMoNpS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
OF ALL KINDS, SOLID SILVER AND SILVER
PLATED WARE OF BEST MANUFACTUREs,
SOLD AND SILVER HEAD UMBRELLAS AND
CANES. GOLD PENS, CLOCKS, RRONZES
S3LP PApL0Gk BRACELETS, IMPORTED
OPEkA GLASSES, GOLD SPECTACLRS AND
ElEGLASSES AND EvERYTHI Nc CONTAINED
IN THE JEwELRY STORE OF THE FIRM
yOIGT & HAAS. 7l3 7TH ST NV
Sale THIS EVENING. at SEVEN O'CLOCK and
continuing each evening at hour until stock
disposed Of Goods sold al private sale durin day
LADIES especially invited TO the BY order Of
!aC--ot o. L. DUFFY, Assignee.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at the or,ic-e
., Of the supcIyIsiig Architect. treasury DeartBeut
Washington DC, until mo D'CIOi'k ph ON
IHt flfl h DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1891. for all the
laior and materials required for the and coIlr-
llefion lsNcelf hean and ysnfilafing apparatus
iuTnItureb oi the building uraughtiTx TO IN in
south court Of the United Treasury Detarr-uf
tnIding al Washington, DC. acos,rdanss with
drawings ana sIeincations, colass which may he
had on Application at tIs Office. fach lid
ent will reject AL bids reviewed after the time
stated for opening the same ais, hids xlirt a.
comply strictly with all the requirements this
fatlon Proposals must be in lus.d envelope,
completion Il the building the rsp
In south court Of the uit- states 1reasurlf p.l.rt-
nsnt buidn. at Washington, DC. and addrsss--~d
TO JAs. IL MlNDiIM. supervising Architect.
January l3, lSsl Jal4-eosji
LIMITED STATES COMMISSION OF FIsH AND
Sealed proposals Will b. r-ceivei tins one NJ, TO
NOON % JANUARY THIkTh FIRST. lsS.l. for fur-
nshlfy the services Ct horse and vaun and driver
Tor glt hauling Full information rec
Central Station. corner tth and Mashinx-
ton, DC. MARSH ALI. MCDONALD. COMMISSIONS.
.sls. la2L2i. adSss
DRoPosALs FOR IRON woRK-oFFIcF OF
i Building tor Library Of Congress. No las Fast
Capitol street. WASHINGTON. DC, january L. sci
Sealed proposals for furnishing. delivering and putting
IN plsce complete the wrought lron and
iron ~erbarned work for the three boos
OF the building tor the library o: Congress- this ,ity
viii De received at this Office until mo OCIyDCk ~
NJ On ~ ESDAl. lhE SEkEN1EENTH DAY OF
fEbktAhl. 1881. and opened immediately there
after IN presence or bidders. SPECIFICATIONS. general
instructions anu conditions and blank forms OF pro-
possl may BIZ obtained application a tins ofice
BERNARD H. GREEN. SUPERINTENDENT and knsri-
lal5. q, l4. ~ Nfebl "A III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-19

APPLETON QUAKrEzTE, Lincoln Music Han, Frt
day evening. January -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-19

az NowLEDGE Is PowER"
cLAIRvoYANoE,
JAMES coPELANp
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Has arrived and be oonsutel al affairs q: lf,a
business, sickness. divorce psndin Iensl, q cairns q
rrssations certainly wonderful and arr OF ti.s
N.B.-This Medium wishes to ss~se he does not re-
ss ahs pni ts 81 ,se P1. no. p the iSture
stion u ths hand or lead only y ms ~ ss M
seht and trance mediulnship: Consolation. . and
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NINE RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED GLAZE
x.,h IA snS sn, sis % born
ana lucky dates Dont iA 10 80 taisi.dy. koom 10.
W sifted Eneiish and German assroloeer in the fty.
on Sunday run 10 m. ~ 80 p O. T.
DENTISTRY.
hrs AEa NIB. erosion. DENTAL PARIoRs-
Destsblished lSs5. 15os l4th 81 nv. ego sets Dos
nGt ana sssasss p al srsnss. sf asnI o
nR. GUsTAyus 4. Brown
~ Has noved tis once 20
..sselm. edsosn and 6siass work,
EyANs DLNTAL PARLoEs, l.l7 PA. Av. NV
- ds'th sasIaessa pos,ely Without Jain dAnr
by ls only. Its enecte pleasant and trnnssnI
Artifcia teefn crown and br1dse work resson.fas
pf1ces t.;t1ms
nR. CLARA W. HcNAU6HToN. DENTIST NJ
~ 1lth ST. n graduate q Michigan University:
all branches Of dentistry reasonable pr1cp<. ts I
ronAge Of ladies and children e~seciAly solicstsd
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L,REE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TFFTH FIIJFD
and ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted without ch.rxe x@sS
cost Of material. af lxk5 II st. NV Dental Depsrt-
ment o. the Columbian University. from I 70 : pm.
daily, except sunday. Extrac.lon FREE Infr,nsrr
open from Ocfobsr 20 June 30. rD'
he; STARE PARSONS. DENTIST. sTH ST., COR
~ Enw--rfrrt-cinss hllinsn fnsrrfed- Appirz<Sno
20 eum> prevents pain eYfracffnr All irnnrh>~ al
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