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EDISON Aztec IRON.
The Wizard viii Crush Thousands Of Tons of
Jersey Rock.

ne w lx3r0 Cfueh hnouba0Oo q NOuo %
Jersey Rock.
Thomas A. Edison first conceived che idea OF
working magnetic IRON ore thirteen years ago
and has since been experimenting at :est OF
thousands OF dollars. He has erected plant at
Ogden. in the highlands of New Jersey. which,
will, he believes, demonstrate the commercial
value CT bis idea. which is TO separate the ore
from tie rock by elect, lefty.
Edison states that 10y January the Ogden
plan: will be putting III rough 1000 tons CT rock
a day H. speaking CT bis scheme the great in
vsntor saii: 'rThe ores u New Jersey are In
the primal ro:ks. All IL these miueraIized
rocks San bs worked commercially there is
more IRON ore in lhs sIate of New Jersey tba I,
Il any 9tLes area OF Ell .sl size IN the world.
1.-THE average we IA y the niineIallzed rock
al Ogden Is sbcct 20c feet, eonta;niLc stout is
PEI cent If magnetic oxide IL has not hsTeto-
70 been supposed ny iron met thst any rock
naming les. tLzI 80 Yer cent could be com
.Ially cor contracted. and this mill is erected
he purpose Of proving the contrary. IL 1t
-ove 4 success the highlands of New Jer-
oace more boom with the iron in
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4 ne CrlDe SoS when John Anderson 10
Wantcd in st. Louis.
The report that John Anderson was arrested
| in Albany. N Y, 10 Of great interest to many
people In St Louis, where the man cut . wide
swsth a. matrimonial adventurer. He went
to 81 Louis about three weeks ago, and put mp
at small but aristocratic hotel on Washington
avenue He seemed to have plenty Of money
and lived high. His mail was very heavy, and
1t soon developed that he had advertised for
vile He said he was a wealthy ranch owner
OF California, and he wanted q middle-aged
lady OF means to join her fortune with his.
he received many answers, and came 70 an uu-
Outstanding with o Mrs. Purcell, who owned
small store and had 81, 900 in cash. p.
Whiie ne wac negotiating with her, widow
from Girard. Kan, accompanied by . young
man. put In an appearance. II has since de-
veloped that Anderson had been to Girard.
nao met this woman, persuaded, her to sell
some coal lands and Join him in ST. Louis. He
had told her to bring a stout young man with
her to act as superintendent Of his ranch. He
met the pair and domiciled them at a cheap
MOTEL Then he wanted her to let him have the
money she got for the land, but she refused.
he then got the young man to give him $50,
all he had and saying he would go and get the
marriage license and then buy railroad tickets
Tor the party, he departed. He went straight
10 the station, and with Mrs. Purcell left for
Cleveland. Ohio. The Kansas widow returned
to her home very much disguised.
When he reached Cleveland Anderson robbed
Mrs Purcell, whom he had married, and, leav-
ing her destitute. disappeared. 1t is for this
crime that he was arrested at Albany. ..t.;
tie also fooled three other women. One of
these, ayoung girl apparently sixteen years
DIG, IL believed to be an accomplice. Another,
about eighteen years old, eloped to Chicago
with him several months ago These two are
In a.n flaIr
secret, ami SO far as known they do not say
that he married Them. The third. however, is
midde-aged woman whom the people call the
mystery. She has told the CHIEF Of police her
name and who she is but otherwise her i,len-
NJ! is a secret She says Anderson married
her over year ago and she viii put him in
.he penitenliary for bigamy If possible She
says he Ii an American although he claims to
be u uoliauder. lie is, she SAYS an educated
man, anu possessed Of some property, but he
frequently gets into tight place financially,
ana then ms game Is invariably 10 get into the
good Gfaces OF some foolish woman and get her
money. She says she has been OH his trail Tor
SIX months, and Will follow him to the end OF
the earth to see HIM punished.
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"a SOLDIER or FORTUNE"
Finish OF the Remarkable and vasicd Carssl
of james Lorimer Grahsm

Finish OF the Remarkable and Varied Career
of james Lorimsr Grahsm-
A tragic inish has been put 70 one Of the
most remarkable careers ever heard of, writes
Harold Frederick from London TO the New
York Times James Lorimer Graham WAS Q son
Of former postmaster Of New York, who held
his place In the days Of the old Albany regency.
Lorimer as young man, was an officer in the
second dragons and was brsyefted twice in ten
days In the Mexican var for bravery, the latter
at Washington. He quarreled with Jefferson
DAVIS. Secretary Of War left the service, came
to Europe and there followed for nearly forty
years most romsatic and adventurous life,
covering . dozen diferens countries and three
continents. partly as soldier Of fortune in
stormy times. partly as an audacious swindler
He was arrested many times and always got of
He imPersoERted o nobleulan, which IN easy
He imposed upon noblemen. which 10 not so
simple matter In the last year Of our war
be went 70 America to see his mother before
she died. quarreled with his brothers and On
listed as private soldier under the name Of
his valet which. think, was Spreadberry
Passing through Washington he vas recognized
BY Seward, who was an oldfriend Of his fathers
and received commission in Merritt's com
mand, still under his assumed name
These facts came out when helped TO get
him his Mexican pension in 1885. He had come
to me the previous year, ragged, broken and
very i'll, and had even pawned his false teeth.
Some OF rs took care Of him Tor an uncomfort-
ably loug period. and big-hearted Gov. Waller
made ham rag inspector at the consulate. Dur
! ing this period be married middle aged lady
| u daughter Of ship captain, lsupposed to have
| a little money in her own right-snd his suisse
quent failure 70 behave himself diagustsd and
alienatsd all The Americans Who had been help.
| hg him. Only last year, at the age of seventy.
ave, be had = son ooru. Who IL still alive, and
| who was baptized with long string Of ducsl
names, on which the colonel raised money aud
presents BY begging letters Lasterly he fell
upon evil days and has been sent to penal SER
/ vituae for three years for passing bogus checks
"A sentences uhich y u incredible that he will
survive. --.-s--~--><e
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-, iona. ss, 8. Hneiley, inventor Of the knitting
VIII nS;o I us... bears his name, died in Nor
four years. aseo seventy
a, Plph:nsfla Of smaligA.nt.yps ha, broken out
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WORD comes from al quarters that the neatcst
and inost satisfactoFy dye for coioring the beard
. brown % hlzck b bsckinshsm's bye for ID
Whiskerx
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Do You Pay CAsH'

II ySS hss-;R,, s..s -
srpREs. I5lo ana g.
Z. sts. onciosh and Win
Ian %. ? !. stove Ware. n
rnent. fsopls ecrains FROM IL
20 away assasis1<d- Monsy -
not sarisfl<toFy. wsdo ba~nss n
Hons~ty rom prinetpls. not psiey.
b-lisxs suc person Who nf<rsps %, ether IN
inn sais OF ~rttias sdysrts N snt. Win stsAi. II
rr.l<ss No difference how rAie the price ve nams
Ne havs tas good and you 20, ts - long as vscsn
90 tasu- sLf.- y1tsnson Tabl, ass SIT Cluster
lax labs, Is Y.rd-vsde Carp. l2h. 30 2oc. &C. |;
sod one 5oe. A rood EoekIs Chair. 81 Willow
ChAl-s. Ell 80 10 $40. cotsoD-pp Mattress, s22a
kssI curled air Nsfsress. slaae- You cant sey
a.. ,sme for IS than SIS. Id al Tumbisrs. ~ .
eoxsr srvs--pistsd Msre-sp>uns. KNIVES. Fora.
&c s6-psecs oscorat>d Tea Ser 81 g. Dinner sets.
o. d 20 go. u fsct. We eAi furnish your noass
4 ., To-. 20 hotsDn except stoss Any quantity
Funey c,ods Cor prsssntk Doas rad this and throw
n aals. but maze noes and ScRHs see- Don pay
frr .dvsrtsssr euss % sie.d d~csvsy you insss
shs GOOD and vsnt our tssde IN 80 Of you q
s.Eas and see
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In car rriumpha., Il "a n journey make;
W..ceea w.th regret their gradual descent,
Leayius, . blank. the kiadied armament
Thus. DAY ny day. tasyear sas rounded oct,
rne clouds, or rimMed - some red-ho6 rcdocor'
The pageant facing. as some after play.
And leaving scattered n asmsn's'a a's asI'
And n no other rear snasi on me rise,
10 beaoid no paore these earthly skiss
Grant, thea, ,haI In faiths rsimert white see
The sun thai ssls nut in eternity.
II. r RAxxIx.
December 81, fSsi.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers,
6l2 1t. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKH3RPIE G1IT &3. Ia22 kM cT,ol ISLAND AVE-

By Virtue of two deeds OF trust dated respectively
81 seq, and January {. lsss recorded IN Lber i2se
3 q &: :1S 81 81 s
thereby and :, al:1 by snv vi.;ss S q decree
District Of Columbia. in Equity cause No l3s53 ON
the 1th day Of December. lh9l we Will sell front OF
isss!. II HALF-pAsT THREE O'CLOCK =. N p.rt
OF 4 square "a rGutinH 81 feet the south SIDE
d Rhode Island ave by depth Of lo2 feet inches
to wide alley ssid ground having loft. wide alley
on this west side thsreof. Improved by . hapdsome
modsrp 3.story and bassmsnt brick rssidsncs, 1872
Rhode Island ave- q. ".
Isrihs One-thrd cssh balances In one and two ys.rs
with interest secured BY dsed Of trust the prop
posit Of $500 required at sale II the terms Of
sale coupled with (lO) days the trsfess
reserve right resell and cost OF defaut,n
purchaser. copveyancinS aud recording g cot 81
RICHARD W. TYLER.
., :. ROBERT ., i ,tSi SS r......
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'EHUAAs DOwLINd Z BON. Auctloneers.
a a.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NOS
:tO3, BOO + STHEET AND NOS. IJO6. l.y)S
i3IO AND lol. IIllRTIE1H STRICT NuE1H-
WEST, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH, 1892, at -FOUR
UCLOCh We Will sell IN front OF the premises lo:s
III and az each fronting 20 feet the north SIDE Of
street 10y depth OF % feet 70 Alley, each IMPROVED
by iour,story new brick dwelling. ning 8
rooms, with all modern improvements Nos ZOE, and
:Uo street northwest Also lots .,SC, :.n1 IN and
2s9 fronting 10 eet the west side Both street by
depth OF % feet to IN aiey, each improved by a
three story new brick dwelling, containing rooms
ana cellar, viii ali modern I'M rOveinents This prop
erty Is excellent locatiOI and ALI under rent
and offers Ene opport unity for Investment
TERMS: One filth cash balance SUIT purchasers
deposit of luO On each Louise the time Of sac
e.li-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuonsers.


DUNcANsoS BROS. Auenon..I..
rRgsIEEg SALE Of vALgABLE vNIMpRovEr
Il sf Tss cry APP " WsIahst
By virtue ., decree of tn. Supreme Court Of tn.
District OF Columbia passed on The ith day OF De
% 1G BAY ' S si DE- SCI
foHE f. Gu0s }.
lettered &C" in square Numbered one hundred aud
ts hs 81 ass1sa aas
cash and the balance in two equal nstalments pay.
4 ,Is option e ne raSs9.:sS TIE ray
Ssnred dollars Be asaur.d 81 . Of Of .Ts
.. sre not eopsd S NTH ine rn sy
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
ANDREW 4: IPscoMB.
HS H2Is "a EfPfs ao SSbSS!as' Trustees.
dl6-d&ds $50 ~ st. n.w..J
ZION ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
do fi I5h6s$ 4 IiTfG SSES;os Trustees.
N rs0 Psnnsyr,An,a ave. nv.
RECEIVERS SALE by AUCTION OF THE STOCK.
f&iNps h hNsbbp ois aiks2ss inos shfa
MoyhD TO OUR SALES koOMs,, go FEM
SlLNANlA AVENUE NORTHWEST. FOR CON-
NLNlENCE OF sAIE. ON FRIDAY. FIGHT Il
AMCAkf. lSs2. BEGlN MINING Al TIN
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
IA pursuance OF the decree Of court passed on the
l2ta day of November. 1871. in equity cause No.
los0 entitled Lien &. Gray ct al We. Ealph L. Ga {
81 al IN the SUI RENE Cnur; OF the District of Column
bla. alIointn; Jno. I. shepperd receiver in said
cause anu 10y virtue OF this ceran deed from Ellen
Gray Th9s Gray. Geo II: Gray. Kate NJ. Gray ma
ha'ph L. Gait to Jno. Sheppsrd. rsceiver atore-
said made and recorded on tv SAID l2tn day OF Mo-
Nelneer, 1901, IN trr l:t;0 loo .U4 ct seq of tie
land records OF he District VI Co.uha. viii sell By
paoic du' ton Oh EEtDAf, JANUARY EIGHTH,
1859, beginning at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within the
Sues rooms OF ltacliffe, DErr Co.. !e,J Penn ave-
w., an The stock, &c. partly l.entioned below CON-
sist.lIy IL part
HhNpMAllE oE EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AUh-CULlCHAL AND fAkAl IMPLEMENTS,
-,,-,, PAINTS AND Oils
CUTLERY. GLASS. CART. WAGON, BUGGY AND
FARM HARNESS.
TOOLS AMI COUNIE., SCALES
TWO SHoN CASES, MILLER IRON SAFE
Two NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. SHELF
DoAES AND GkNERAL ASSUk IMENf OF
IStFtL GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A pIRSr-
CLASS HAki'MAkE TORE. ALSO OAE hulSE
TERMS CASH.
JNO. p. SHEPHERD. Receiver
Rooms y % lie Droit Gu..d!nv,
d-ou@oas SOa + 81. NV.
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T ATIMER L SLOAN, Auct,oneery,
leef1.
400 G Ut.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF 4J0 TABLES, LOT OF
FILE CASES OK SHELVING. FOhMkRLl
CSLD BY TIE CENSUS OFFICE AND ALL IN
GOOD OkDEk
On SATURDAY. JANUARY SECOND, 1892, at
TEN O'CLOCK A. A., ut aicDowe 5 mills. Oh stree;
Gear North Capitol street northwest. We wIli seal
4JO Office laD.e'.
Lot tl.e Gases Shelving.
These goods Were formerly used By U. 8.
ON and wills Le found order. by order the
Secretary Of the Int FERNS cash.
LAIlAEH l. SLOAN,
: d3l.dts Auctiuneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
X ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucuoneers.
REGULAR SATURDAY
SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AlRRDH>. CARPETS
PIANOS, &c, &c.
ALSO
HORSES. GAGOHo, HARNESS, &C.
On SA kDAI MORNING. JAHCAEI SECOND,
1857, at 4, y O'CLOCK. viii at our sales
co.Iectlon OF Hous.hoId Goods.
ALaU, Al WELtE O'CLOCK NJ,
At our Lors- and carriage mart GU street north
vest in Inaln saes roo.As
Horses. t.rIl.-es,
Wagons, HiTa.ss &c.
d3ls2t RAICLlFi L, DARIt y ~. AuCtioneeIs.
rHoMAs BOWLING son. AuctIoneers
l. tl2 l. st. n W.
REGULAR SALE OF Ho. sEHOLD FURNITURE
MUksES AND CARRIAGES. &c, Al OUR Al C.
~ dNoS if0Hmi 6iH sttt 4: AYR iAAk9L,
CONSISTING OF
Parior Furniture. Walnut and Oak Chamber Fur
niture. EAteLsinn Tables MirIor-tron: Mararobes
fier and nte. Nitrous, l.. Z. Ding-rooin CnaIrs,
New iar mattresses, Boosters and Pillows, crates
oi assorted Crockery tour a. Show Cases.
Jake stand, u.ass-iIonl Ice Box, walnut
Once Desks. Heating ANA CooAIng stoves. Carpets.
Rugs &c.
ALSO,
AT TWELNL y CLOCk.
Horses. Carriages. Harness. &c.
ALSO
One Landau, nearly new in perfect o-der. been used
but little dJl-2t
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PROFESSIONAL

M Rs. L. v: SMELL.
NJ cLAIRvOiANT AND TEST MEDIUM
Masnetie and inasslse Treatments given. Can be con-
suited at her pariCrs, yO4 New York ave. n W. d3Oot
NJ ME. RAPHAEL. The cELEBkATED CLAIR
4A voyapf and sstroioyist. the seventh dauxnter.
born with caui, has wonderful heains poNer U2tes
nanes and lucky dates. Bonita 10 sec IN, LADY
hoom 10. $40 st. a. d3l-sws
M LIS. HErIIE CLARK OF BOSTON. 1hk WELL
w Lnown business and test medium, also inelc2i
arrogant cxily IRON no 10 o. also Tuesday and fr
day, z 10 y p N. oniss IL. asss. ave. aI-sv'
NJ kOf CLAY ls THE OLDLsT EsTAliA-lsaED
ADVERTISING clair, ant astroioer and nied uilin
this city. las WonoeIfui prorhetio glif al second
sight. ksyeals baden mysteries. recoyers
stolen properly. lg1ngs ssparAe1 togelie-. caus.s
Speedy marriages gises suceess N Lusiness removes
;snlIy troub.ss influence Stranger Iroa osaes
cities and all trouble Will ZINE und money %
coming the right Place Al sncceeds
Others have iaile CoEyinccs Dost skel aac4I .d
yert,ses only what he &C. Aii busncss .onlden-
fal. Safisiactlon gusranteed. sftt,nxs ole hour,
gto q Open sunday kesadehcs sso n ~. be Eesa
~ and 9Th IS. SOUTHWEST. d2S6.-
1lME- BROOKE IELLs ALL THE ENLN1s or
w life. Ali business con6dentiAl. LADIES' 49, un-.
tlemen, 20 cents each hour; Balm ~ m. 20
st.. bst. LIST and North Cslasoi sts. ~. noit-.ns
HTME DREAMER, THE ONLY CEI-EnkATED
IVA Eugl,oh and 0efinan nstroogist n tks c1<t. eel.
Ill events Of life. Once hours. ~ toy 4. NJ Duu-
day. ~ . N 10 . pm laue l4th %. n - 0O-3n
r E0AL RLANKs-PRINTIxG OF AL klnns-
THK Law kEl1 MIA C<Jl.7
u. w. MO OkE. NaDaser. as \ - y 49,
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,lts I'm Soufh Ameriea-

mt kevolts In South America
York Heralds San Salvador dispatch
paniard who was acting in a sus-
y WAS arrested yesterday by the
city. Letters we're found on his
,sed to Gen. Figuerva and signed
pf President Barriilas Of Guate-
kney and arms to Gen. Figusrva
y revolution in Salvador 1t
e San Sa ,vador that il can
dent b, rillas was the in
revolution in Honduras,
en- ent1fely suppressed.
seems to have been to
pth in Honduras and in
ham revolt take place
time in order that he
IN q state Of siege,
- for . coup 'etat
10 planning TO have
10 a. to put of the
3 10 said to be in re-
sgrams from Presi-
delivered ct Ezsts's
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NEEDLESS RAISINs. 1Uc.
~ Cooking RaIsns. &c.
> lbs. Currants DC. Citron &c,
CooSinx Eu,ter, &c. E4,Hs, Pc.
Bunch Ra.s tic. 4 box.
Trench Candy &C. up Broken Candy. Sc.
Mixed Nuts, I: hc Florida ORANGES, los.
star Of tue last Flour. 81 70 DBL. SlU0 bbl
Best suxar-cured Hams. lOc.
Prime Roast Bce!. u to 80.
4 lbs. Rice, be : Cans Pie Peaches, o5c
ID. Perfection Tea and lbs. Sugar for SOC.
10. Royal blend Tea und u tozen siIver-platsd
J. T. D. PYLES.
4l2 4th st. s.e.,
And cor Warrington and Monroe sta, Anacostia.
oca0-3m
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucucneera
TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPEhll. BEING PREMlSES NJ. 7l2 ID
SThLET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated the LIST day
OF April, a ID. lSS, AMI duty recorded LiDer Il
tolo Ii ct seq al t. lanI. records District
Of Co umbiD and the request Of the PARTY secured
thereby, We VII ssi at PUBIC auction u: Of
premises on MOADAEz JANUARY toCkTH. 1882,
atfOIR OCi-DCh 2. al Tue following real eslat-,
situate tie District aforesaid 10 WIT All that GER
tain p ece or larce ~ and and u:se- AnowE and
distinguished ana Deng lot beTed forty nine
AS, according to tbs SUI division ana .e William f.
Mattlngy ANA aanIuc Ceas u lots NUM- cred Eneieen
I'D. twenty t2c. AM twenty - j. N >cirOE and
nweciieS recorded su5d yIsIoa OF square numbered
ioui hundred ant thirtyt i've with .he llruVslI nts,
CONSIST VI story anu basement Ur.ck DWELLING
No. ~ u st. southwest
Terms: One-ti!ird cash. balance in and two
years. with interest and occurred Ly deed trust on
lie PROPERTY all cash. Ala cunveyauctng and re-
cortiin2 at purchasers deusIi Oh 90 Will lie
required At time sale. and terms DE Piled with
IN fifteen days from day OF sale. or tbs property
Oe reso.d at risk and cost Of .ing purc uaSer
BhAINAhD Il. WARNER.
HENRY +. BAUER, irus'ees-
dlo-d&ds Lincoln Nat. BANK.
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u ATCLIkkE. DARN Co. AuctIoneers,
~ go Pennsy lvGcia ave. n w.

- AICLlkfE. DARN & CO., AuctIoneers.
~ .c.O Pennsy lvGcia n. ".
AssIGNEEs SALE OF inE ENTIRE STOCK OF
TnRES. IRON SAFk. &c. CONTAINED IL
NINETEENTH AMI K5rEEE1s NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed Of assignment yiven to me- on
December y. A. ID ls91, and duly recorded, VIII
setl By public auction MONDAY, JANUARY
FOURTH, j.. lSJs, Al ZEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
within the premises above MENTIONED, all tie stock in
trade. fixtures, &c, contained therein ns in
TART Of
TEAS. COFFEES. SIICFS. CANNED GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION. YEAST AND BAK!SI,
eYH lrv fiG jill sAuo fao MxE fH SS
CICl NBER PICKLES IN BUN. SALF FISH
ssIknpfS'R R a IuBs BRoohs, BUchLTS.
SERVES, JELIIEs, MINCE MEAT. &c., tx
B9IILES ANpBuLK. VINEGAR, M0LAsSEs.
ClDEk. BL,a.G9kBEbAI BRA HDl, CArAMB A
BOZ, COUNTERS SHINING, VEGETABLE
AND MEAT RACK, AWNINGS AND FKANE
SHOW CASES. LARGE COFFEE MILL
CHEESE CASE, BRASS SCOOP, COUNTER
SCALES. PLATFORM SCALES AND A GIN
ERAL A>S0RrMLNT OF sTAPLE GROCERIES,,
&c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. N FRONT OF SAID
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS
This stock is il frstass condition, the most of il
beng of new and all desirable <oods and should
nand the attention OF the trade and private buyers
Terms cash,
JOHN 7. CROWLEY,
dseot Assignee OF Geo. b. MickUm & Co.
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ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auct,onsers.

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TRADE SALE OF
CARLOAD OF SIXTf-FUUh BARRELS OF FINE
SlANpAkD PICKLES (EACH BARREL CONTAIN
ING IRON 100 70 l.aOo PICKLES). ALL IN
PERFECT CONDITION.
On TUEspAY. JANUARY FIFTH. lsee. at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. within our sales rooms.
l4O9 street northwest, will SELL to the highest
bidder for account OF whom 1t may concern in lots to
suit the Trade,
q SIXTY.FoUR BARRELS OF PICKLES.
These all standard goods and the attention Of
grocers is particularly called to tbs sale.
Terms cash.
d3G-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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0l2 ST. H.
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST ctftSTR
OF fTH AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST. Az
AUCTION. "a
By virtue Of deed of trus: dated September l. 1852
and duly recorded in Lber l:EsS, folio Ira ct seu
One OF the land records o the District of Co unbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby viii
sci at public auction in of the premises ON
FRIDAY, JANUARY EIGHTH ISy2, at FOUh
O'CLOCK L. A.. the following described real estate
situated in The city OF Washington, District OF
Coz ubia und known and ON the plat or
plan Of the said city the C}i) feet
front on A street northwest by s!x;ytour (j4l feet
deep. OF ot III square Il hundred u twenty five
CIJ), with of alley east two &, feet wide
and nifty (3o) feet deep. the nlpro, ements
thereon.
Ter.ns One-third cash, balance in one and two
Years. with inter- st. ured Is deed trust on the
property. or all cash. It the Option of purchaser
deposit OF x2O required at the tii.e sale. Al con-
xeyancng aud recoidhx at the cost Of tie purchaser
Terms to be comp led with days
serve tbs right to sell at and cost Of eiault.ny
purchaser.
JOHN E. BEALL
dgS-dts SENtLLON A. BEOWNS irustees
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- 9TH and u streets northwest

PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE CONTENTS. GOOD
WILL, &c; OF ,, The NEW lHkk CHOP
On SATGhD1I. JANUARY SECOND, isg,. com.
mencing at Ten O'clock A. N. We will sell. at
New YORK Chop House. located at 3U7 Tenth street
northwest. Including Tables. Chairs. Counter. Table
Ware, stove, Cooking Utensils and everything
piete for CONDUCTING the business Terms cash.
d3l-.t 60 DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneerx.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

4 POUNDS BEST LARD................... :2.;iSc
4 Small sugar., ureu Hams. per pound. lOc
quart bottle JGlIialca kuln..
quart bottle Baker W SKY
gallon Ooud Sweet Catawoa Nine.............a. &c
pound Good Butter........ ...................2)c
g. A. C'HAEE,
d3l-1m 1857 9Th st. W.. near o.
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Last Sun.
lis SUMS SET:
yults forget;
Nv love around,
IL BE- crowned.

J In east awake,
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EkENCH DhElNG. SECURING AND DkY CI.EAN-
lns Establishment, l3UJ New York ave. First
e4asn Ladies' gnG cents work If every description
PARTY DRESSES PLUSH AsD NELvETS
ANTON AND CaROLlSE LEIGH. Formerly WITH
A. FISHER ana Mason iriese. PARIS my9