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QATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO., AuctioneerA
Tk STTI SALE OF FRAME COTTAGE !, on

SCOTT AVENUE NEAR SEVENTH STREET.
By virtue Of deed OF trust. duly recorded in Lber
No l4$s folio 153 ct seq. one Of the land records
Tor the District OF and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell at pubic auction
IN front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, SEVENTH
M the following described real estate situated in the
city OF Washington. District of Columbia, to wit:
Lot numbered twenty-six C26D in b. j. Gass' subd-
vision Of lot No. two co in George ylors subdivision
OF part OF tract land called Pleasant Plains to-
gether with the improvements. &c.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in and two
years. q per cent interest. payable semiannuAlly,
cured by deed Of trust upon the premises Sold all
cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit Of
not complied with in fifteen days from the day of
sale the trustees the right resell the property
1t the risk and Of the defaulng purchaser after
dve days advertisement Of such resale IN news
and recording At the cost Of the purchaser.
yeed&ds Il. K. wiiLARD, Trustees.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and ID sts n w,

CHANCERY. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATE ON THE NORTH
LAST CORNER OF NJ AND EIGHTH STREETS
HOkTHWLsT. KNOWN AS ''GOCKELER'S
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed the twenty day Of
July. A. ID. 1891, IN equity number l., 800,
wherein Gottiob Gockeer ct al. ompainants and
Minnie C. Gockeer eft al are defendants, the under
signed will offer tor sale. at public auction front of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY
" 0,c, AUGAST, A. D. 1891. at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p M, the following described real estate,
situate in the city OF Washington, D. G. Part of orig
inal lot three CD in square four hundred and twenty
four 424)v beginning for the at the southwest
corner Of said square and running thence along the
north line Of street east tw yone CID feet eight
6! inches thence north to the rear line Of said lot.
thence due west twenty CID feet eight 90 inches
beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
cash and the balance IN two equal insalments at one
ana TWO Years. with interest from the day Of SALE to
be secured by deed of trust upon the premises sold.
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser Adeposit
OF two hundred $4,000 dollars will be required at
time Of sale Ali conveyancng and recording at the
purchasers cost. LEON TOBRINER, Trustee,
y23-d&ds o.:26 Al st. n. W..
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competition and insure a pride on good drill
and discipline the battery has had beauti-
fIlly engraved gold medal made, which is COM
peted Tor once every six months.
THE MARCH TO BAY RIDGE.
The encampment at Bay Ridge this summer
will be at the battery's own expense, the last
Congress having failed to appropriate any
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for among the occasions
on which the public has
had n chance of seeing
the body whose duty it
Is to uphold with honor
the artillery branch of
our National Guard NAV
be noted: The parade
on Thanksgiving day,
1oSS. when the battery
turned out on foot. car
rying sabers, which was
its first appearance be-
fore the public; presi-
dent Harrisons inaugu-
raj parade, when the
hat.arxs trlrpal ont ffty
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF GLASS FACTORY.

The undersigned, under deed Of trust VII sell at
public auction Al the court house in Annapois, Nd
on TuEspAl, TWENTY EIGATHyULY. INSTANT.
II TWELVE O'CLOCK. AZ the property Of the An:
IN Tee. exsnding g sals y.ser with landing yhsf
feet long, feet wide. sixteen inches deep. and
producer at each end; tour sets annesling ovens,
trsinway. biowinx machine lime kiin. he; unlimited
convenences for shipment BY rail or water ten daily
easy reach ubundantiy.
Tuii9 psFticuiass. s1desN
}}HHo oa xE EEExxEEbbI., Trustees.
Hlk-soD Annapolis, Ma
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TIE LrEUTENAyTs.

The junior first lieu
tenant is Winthrop
Alexander. and he. like
the battery commander.
rose from the ranks on
his merits. military edu-
cation and popularity
with the members of
the battery. Lieut..
Alexander was born
and educated in Boston.
Mass: was under mill
tary instruction for five
years in the Boston
school regiment and
corps OF cadets, Massa-
.hnaatf INatfrnta 81
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money for the purpose.
Leaving Washington at
4:20 in the morning of
Tuesday. July %. and
marching by way Of An
acostia and Queen Anne
they will arrive at Bay
Ridge on the 30th. where
they will remain for
either four or six days.
There will be "a mounted
iress parade and exhibit
ton drill every evening,
as well as mounted Skin
mish drills during the
day. At sunrise and sun
set a gun will be fred
day during the
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Must be . Afillionsirs.

From the New York Weekly. 81. .N.N
Mrs. Hayseed-"who il this Mr.. Gilman
who il coming here to board?"
Farmer Hayseed-'I don't know exactly. bu,
he's rich a. all possessed. Some relation ef Jay
Gould or Vanderbilt, reckon"
Mrs. Hayseed-"How dye knew?"
Farmer Hayseed-"Hs didn't ask Q dun
question about rates"
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pATcLIFFE. DAKR & Co. Auct.onesr..

GOOD THREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
BACK BUILDING, NUMBER IalO MASS CHIj-
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST. To BE RE-
MOVED.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWENTIETH.
1Syl. at SIX O'CLOCK. will offer for sale in front
% the premises the above story frame house. be
removed in ID days from day OF sale.
TERMS CASH RADCLIFFE. pARR < CO.,
yi0-d&ds AucIioueers.
eE-T THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
COUNT OF THE RAIN UNTIL MONDAY, JULY
TMENTi-SESENTH. SAME HOUR AND PIACE
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.,
jy22-d&ds Auctioneers.
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HEOhuE T. EWMONS, Tr,,,,..,
ty1S-eots CHARLES q. pIARSDNk lfuStee'
THoMAs DOWNING son. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOT
SITUATED NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIN-
tSIEENTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed equity cause No
l2O4o. wherein Asa Whitehead complainant and
Janet Il. Washington ct al defendants viii offer
for Sale at public auction in the PREMISES on
MoNph. THIRD DAY on AUGUST, A ID. 1881.
at fIN O'SLOch T. Al lot one I'D, in scuare one
hundred and seyentytwo U1Zl. an tna city OF Masa-
lngton District OF Columbia. Sad lot fronts feet
inches on 18th street and - street north
west.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the purchase money in cash and the residue
IN two equal installmenis. Payable respectively
and two ears itn the dag OF sale with interest,
cured by deed OF trust the property, all cash
at the option OF the purchaser deposit loo VIZ
be required when lie property is struck off. Terms Vi
sale TO he complied with ten days from day sale
or property resold at OF defaulting purchaser.
All convey anclng at cost of the purchaser
W. ID. SHOLES. Trustee.
iy.l1- dEds
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,I s,' IS, SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
RIcHMoNp AND DAsNymIr RAILEoAp co.

RIcHMoNp AND DANvuIE RAILROAD co.
All trains leave and At Tunnsyivania Ps--.n-
ger ststion. WASHINGTON. u. 4.
tons Come At Caiyerion .or wafrcnton and PAU
with NorfoI snd wesiarn Raj mad ~ ,ar = I nsas<
saIsn. Nstheyille, BRISTOL knoxville. ChAttanooss
IL ;i5sW;a DAILY for Manassas. warr.n,cn ana
Fsnquisr White sulphur srrnss CulTepef. orAnsTr.
Tor staunton and v hite SULPHUR Syringe. and f,,r
NsTb a,n DInbve, erreisoro and station. on
ern North Carolina Division and stations
Charlotte DIVISION 10 Aianta var 1,a,. S y
made Union station Tor all PRINCIPAL ponts south
Pullman Buffet Sleeper, New York and wa.hinstoa
70 A. l@l Sonnetns with lnlliasn s.eeper Atlanta
man Sleeper 10 Memphis BIRMINGHAM "a litrs a
umiaa and at nsiorS VII i PIaan ssS a 90
knoxville via Ashvilie and Hot SPRINGS.
S.n an and = b .. nl.-baily except Sunday, foe
st.as1nrg and internedNte stations.
- 80 y m;-Dally except sunday for warrenton ana
20 Em-psi 9S IpM WA AND SOUTH.
cent Train Of Pullman csibuled Palaces con.isfins
OF Drawing Room. Dnin-. sl"eIans and BUFFET,
and most Magnificent and Luxurious Design. bulls
LOT tins service An extra iare charged
exceeding s2 over and nb0ye usual Pullman chNrses 20
day; max nlr immediate connections with fast trains
M ~ Nes orleans va Montgomery and for Memphis.
II 90 .. m;-Daily. Southern F1pr,s. for Lunch
burg. Danvillo. Grsenshoro. lsals-h, Salisbury AMI
stations Western North Carolina DIVISION. CnarlotIs
aud stations South Carolina DIVISION 10 Augusta and
statlons Atlanta and ChArl, tie DIVISION 10 Atanls
where connecuon - made IN Union station tor I'll
points South and Southwest. through coaches New
lork to Atlanta.
Pullman bunet Sleeper. New York 20 Kuorvills via
Lynchburs. Danyllle, Salisbury and Western Norfa
Carolina Division.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. Washington TO New Orleans
TRAINS on WASHINGTON ANDoHIo DIVISION
IS p M eIseTf sunday u kefr s arm asS .sa
ceIt Sunday.
. Through trains from Tire South via Charlotte ana
DanNille arrive IN Washington = ~ a m 10 .25 a IN.
ana 80 T. NJ, and from Charlottesville aud arreu-
'on ~ , ~ q ~. Strssburg local a. lU:4s am.
llcketh, SieeIing Car reseryatit and infornatiou
FURNISHED and baggage checked a Once 1851 Penn
sylNanla ave. and PASSENGER station PeIu.yIyanla
HALL Oad. 9TH anu sts. Washington, a. q
Aeb JAr. l.. TAYLOR tt.ss..rni Is...
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~. 9th and ID streets northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN Undivided INTEREST
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY on FIFTEENTH
sTkEEn BLrWEEN AND NJ STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust TO US bearing date
'o et seq of the land records % the District Of Co
luuIbia and upon the request OF tie holder OF note
secured thereby, we VIII sell at pubic auction,
IMkNTI-NIN1H DAY OF JULY, A. -. 1871 AT
HAl.f-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK =. n. all right, title
and interest Of Rosa l.. Male (fOrtery Rosa JoneS)
am John C. Male in and TO the following ribed
land anu PREMISES. situate in the city OF MASKING
ton, District of Columbia: All that certain Iiecc ar
parcel of land and premises known he'd
as and being part of lot A IN Jno. Brown al = sub
DIVISION OF lots IN square numbered hundred and
fourteen GID as per plat recorded in Liler b. folio
80 OF the records OF the surveyors office :he bis
lrlci OF Columbia. beginning Tor the ON Fif-
teenih street. hundred and thirty eight Bs) feet
from the southwest corner Of said square, and rum
nlnZ thence north on said street fifteen ll) feet
thence east twentyeght Cs) feet 90 inches thence
south two 60 feet. theme. (sD feet
10 thlrty:oot alley, thence south said alley thir
teen I'D feet thence west nine feet thence north
one lD loot two CD incnes thence tNent Ave
90 ieet thence south one ID loot two ca inches
thence west ninety two ty) fee; Fix 90 TO I'M
teentA street and the beginning, together with the
proveme nts thereon.
Terms OF sale: Cash. All conveyancing at pur-
chaser cost deposit of 300 wili be required al
time OF sale. Terms VI lie complied with in ten
days from day OF sale. :
GEORGE E. EMNoNs,
iy1S-eots CHARLES q. pLARSON,N lTustees
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A sketch OF the Organixation-Its Oficers
and Men-Prsparations for the Encsmp-
msnt-A Good Record for Rapid work-To
Entertain the Engineer Corps.
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4 yHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
Schedule in efert Maya $50,

2, TNlf,
Leave mon D,pot, 9Th aud Straa.s
lc:sa IN for Newport News. Old Point Coinfort ,,s
and Norfolk al G:..l pm F-'a-
p.ni., ClncnnSu Erpress daily FOR stations in Viz
gina, West Nirginla, Kentucky and daurinnnsi-
Nesilbuie Sleeiers and entire rain nun tacoma
without change 10 Giilcnnatl arriving NJ ~ m
Dinlns osr 10 Clifton fOrge. seryIIls Iuncn and
supper -
ii 10 2. N. L; r. V. Yesbule Limited daily sofa
trains. VIII dining cars. through withous
chA e 10 Cincinnati. N.-stiBule Nlecpsr for I.-.-
instop and Louisville Pullman Carr ara s,l,sa a,
recel passengers ~ . D. m
onces. Oh aud l4;.l <eilnsy lyania avenue
"a. IA. ". FULLER
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THE WORLD OF FASHION.
Stylish Day and Evening Gowns to BE Worn
by Leaders of Society.

Here is one of Redfern's latest achievements
which will be wcrn by a handsome brunette.
1t Is an ivory-white crcpon with hair lines Of
maize and bluet woven in silk to give an
effect. The skirt is slashed on the
side to show a petticoat of maize-colored silk.
and the revers and cuffs are of the same sunny
hue. The bodice opens over a white waistcoat
and maize silk shirt. and the buttons are Of
gilt. The hat is a lace straw with maize rib
bons and a bouquet Of cornfowers at the back.
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that was said; it was all nonsense to say they
| gossiped all the time; it was simply subtle
| agreement TO give way to idle thoughts, and
| idle thoughts not so very heinous.
One of these inspiring conversations is some
| thing as follows:
where is Mrs. Lilac?"
81 don't know"
Neither do l."
anybody know?' -.
mo" %
Silence and rocking.
"Oh, here's Mrs. Lilac
"Oh, yes: here she is
'Just spe aking of you. Mrs. Lilac"
"Yes; d;dnt know where you wers,'
Neither did l."
"Nor L..
"Oh, isn't that pretty. What is it?
.Oh, yes, indeed; do tell US. Inever saw one
Neither did l."
"Nor l."
"where did you get it?'
"Whitney's?'
"Stearns'?'
Decorative art?'
chow can you do so much fancy work in
summer"
~ know it; how can you?"
II can't"
Neither can l."
"Nor l."
But then it must be such satisfaction to
look at it in the winter
Eyes, mustn't it be?''
eyes. indeed"
81 should think So"
'See the surf this morning."
"Yes, indeed. Grandr
'Lovelyr'
'Never saw anything like it."
Neither did l."
'Nor L.
DO you bathe?"
mo; doesn't agree with me-"
"How funny! Doesn't with me-"
f1Nor me either"
s'Nor me-
Lots of work to get all your clothes off,
"And your boots"
"And hair
"And SO sticky you have to really take two
baths
That's SO: you do"
"That's a fact"
lawful bother"
$50 think"
Don't you think it is very sleepy atmos-
phere here?"
Just what was saying to my husband the
other day.
"Why, SO was t.
81 can't seem to do anything at ALL
"Nor accomplish anythineY'
"Not thing"
All yawn.
do you suppose they'll have BURBERRY cakes
for supper?'
~ hopeso. love them"
with sirup?'
"No, sugar"
'Lovely.'
delicious"
Ever eat any browse?'
whats browse?"
"Never heard Of it."
'Neither didI."
''Nor l."
why, it's green huckleberriea'
ooh, is that all?'
Thought it was pudding"
cor some kind Of breakfast stuff like oat-
meal"
.'0r drink like mint julep."
$50 did t.
"Wish We had some mint julep."
"Wouldn't it be lovely!'
DO yoq suppose We could get any?"
"No. don't suppose We could
"No. guess we couldn't"
"Wish we could have hop here"
eyes, wouldn't it be nice?"
"Lots of fun"
"For the young folks"
ooh, yes; that's what mean"
$50 do /"
ave might clear the dining room"
Sand trim it up"
"And hire those fiddlers in the next town"
Sand all dress up?'
'Of course. all dress up
"In our very best?"
''Be lots of work, though"
81 know it, SO it would"
81 don't care much about it.
IL" W '.-AA "a
$50 did T."
Nothing venture. nothing bave"
"Tbat's so.''
Il wish could be energetic"
.sDnn,t tbeyr, ~ A"A'
.1 Iova 70 watch tbemn
81 do
An roct
s.See that sail on the vater~ 49,. 81
..Sunnose it's a schoonerS;
81 sbpnIS saw so'
81 auess il isl
..M1st he
"Must be dreadful to be n;tcbed ohor+ On.
uA,xfnl y, Nv p-''Aou "oou' 3D.
..WonIdr,t bo nm - for a,,,.h;,
"Neither would +"
"Mnsses Won nm 40 to sailm
.Spoils YOUR dress"
"Sppd thsn xonr nnsam
., anu suih!c s,.,
.SmeIls GOOD
Lovely"
Nice.
Meh' haven't accomplished thing to-
2Ne;tber hawai-"
"Nor l." o.
'But, then, never do in summer"
~ don't.
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NEXT TUESDAY LIGHT BATTERY OF

NEXT TUESDAY LIGHT BATTERY A OF
the District National Guard will leave
their armnry on New York avenue for q march
10 and encanIpment at Bay Ridge.
Battery 4. though probably mere yourty-
sicr in years compared with some veteran
batteries OF orr sister states. can safely say
that 1T has made a record by hard and steady
work of which the citizens Of the District Of
Columbia may well be proud
IL was organized on the evening OF June q,
Isss in a little room at brigade headquarters,
7O2 18th street northwest, the meeting being
presided over by Capt. Arthur Yates, an aide
de-cAmp on Gen. Ordway's staff, who was
sfterward unanimously elected captain OF the
battery. which position he held until the early
part Of January, 1871.
TIE LIEUTENAyrs.
This Left the responsibility of battery COM
rlanier upon the broad shoulders of the senior
first lieutenant. Alfred p Robbins. one of the
original three who suggested and formed the
battery AMI whose good qualities were so strong
that they soon rose to the surface and he was
unanimously elected first lieutenant in the
early history OF the organization. The lieu
tenant was born and raised in Washington and
received his first military experience in the
Sine hI- a-sociation with the light battery the
lieutenant has never missed a drill. parade or
salute record achieved by very few.
=, lf,,,
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BATTERY As CAMP.
The Handsome Cannoneers of the Ma
tional Guard to Leave Next Week.

To MARCH TO BAY RIDGE.
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RAILROADS.


l. PENNSYLVANIA Ror-TF
10 IL NnAIl, NLsI AND SOUTHWEST
sfEEL kAIis NiGxiFiid'SsNSIt XII rS oil MN
TRAINS LEAVE M 1saiNaiinaNss ' pnoN sr,r,ox
=, c95kNi.R OF GIh AND srs. As FuIIoSs
81 Pullman Nesiihule Cars At 10 % am dsiiy:
les iin. 10 =. !. n, is., 70 Slsn1o Coun.h,'.
bur- AL sl s,,r :, Sst, ,To9 st,.g % Indian
81 LOUIS and Clncinnsti lAT'rs-s. % y. m aaliy
l.rlg5 or sssh,nsicn, % h,rrisYurs and sls'Iaas
nsii, naa Dining Csr hsrris5ur 10 81 LOUIS. CHI
caalo and Cincinnati. Western fNurrss al s0p ni.
daily. " IN siesping Cars MashingTon - Chiraco
and 81 I"uis. oonre.tins al } at nagishurs with
,rpsn sses ~ Lousy ,.le snd i1li-
csgo. Paclhc EHIT,ss. 10 a. nm. daily. Tor I1tts-
ban and the West with through s.eepcr TO Pitts
burg aud Ptt~,u fg e. thicaso.
BALTIMORE AND RurulAc RAILROAD.
- daily. erceI'; sunday. =: loa-m-
For IRE CansniaiEua and Rochester daily; for Buff
ih4o and NiaNara daily. ehceIf SATURDAY. 10 %
IN. With sl'spns Car Washington 20 hss-he-,eI,
p:n: daily. eNorrt saturday. VITA sIeerlns Csf
r. Mashinston TO lsoclesier.
daily, eaceIt SUNDAY.
foRPHiIAbEIfHIR.Ni Mn i6pRK FAST.
~ 300 and y 90 m. I. -, . IL, -. %,
sn. nix si6 % i In sunday 800, Il Il q
nm tainted EiPiss. q pullman f,riSr Cars.
WITH D,nins Car to New NOrk. Q 40 a. daily.
For New lorS only. limited Errres. with Dining
Car from baltimore. 90 pm. daily
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast Errress. 10 m. week DAYS and as ID m daily
Accommodation. . % q IA. daily.
ENir-Ss ~ r. m daily.
tor Boston. without change. 3:lS r. m. every dav
FOR BROOK lyn. y l.. ali through trains cinns.t ID
Jersey City with Boats q itruuklNn Anu.N AZ ,rl-
ing direct transfer o. futon II aNoidfns Ioul,ls
- ferrtasSe across New YORK city.
For Atlantic CITY. IL 10 .. m. week days II IS p m.
For Baltimore. 500 6.s5. go. $40, 900. % al.
10 %. 10 80. II 80 and N ~ q m, 10 ~ I. Ia.
70, $40 4 90. 4 N, 80. : .la. a.. GA, 40.
loM. u IL snd II n I'm. on Sunday. 5 90,
snl etn. 100. II 90 Ia. n 10. 90. = 10.
55oi3s . -, 500. 80. 1 ~. 6s4O. Ia. : 90.
- except sunday.
For Annapolis. 20 ana 40 IN. II 20 and "a
PIT daily, eNoela sunday. sundays. 90 an
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
A., n Effect gtNE :. lsal.
q. m. OF noon, o.. . 10. 3 80. 4 -. ) o.,
53s, q To- n-ue2. 10 .tJ aud N ~ n m din sun.
Gay az 30. ~, H45. 40 a. a. N, 90 = a..
Ola, Ne and 10 % =. m.
accommodation Tor QuAntico. A. q. m daily
for hl"hiiond and the south. 30 aud 10 - a m.
- daily 90. D. m. week DAYS.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 60. : az,
80. Y 10. 10 Il, II IL. n ~ a. M . ~ . ua
800. 800. D "a. 80, ti.l {. a. ~ N ~ tlsnl
II -tN y. m. ON sunday a. 8 Id. 10. - In n. and
II "a a. hl. :. 90, 90, %, 10. y .oand 10 d
4.
Tickets and Information ~ the Office uorfhea,, cor
ner OF 18Th street anu feinsy IL avenue sd a. the
station where orders he lett tor the ,h.sfas N
basnase to d,s,insiion IRON hotcis and drnce.
General Manss,r. uy2ol General iusscrssr N Assent.
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CONSUMPTION.

Ihsve positive remedy for the above dissasp b. ~
Ne thouasnds Of of the kind of Loo
Standing have been cured 1ndesd sronr 10 faifn
IN tts efncsry. that Win send TWO BOTTLES TRlx1
with VALUABLE TREATI6E On tha dsssss.. 20 40
sufferer vhe v1n - - shsr Exp~. - 700
aE0nL 7. - MOcrW, NC,
A1zoo - so1a- -. =.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctlonser.. =

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9TH and d SITS. n. W.
FINE WINES, WHISTLES. BRANDIES, GIN, CAN
FRUIrSANDN VEGETABLES. POTrED MEATS,
SWEET OILS. SAUCES, SPERM CANDLES
TEA TOBACCO, SOAPS, SPICES, FkATHLk
FRAME. SHOW CASES, SHELVING, COUNT
EkS; SCALE AND wEI3HTs. FINE BAY
ING ENTIRE CONTENTS OF FAMILY GRO
Gerry NO. 81 SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST MAX CORNER OF Z STREET.
On FRIDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH, commencing at TIN O'CLOCK, We will
sell at the above store the entire contents, among
which will be found fifteen barrels OF Fine whisky
known as X" WHISKY. None better in this market
TOR private use and has preference many brands
Terms cash. DUNCANSOS BntDS..
jy.l-3t Auctioneers
A5-ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN THE ABOVE
sal is postponed until MONDAY. JULY TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1881, commencing at same hour.
ty24-2t DCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ATINER 4 SLOAN. AuctiOnecr,.

L AAAAth Sl<OAN. AucfiorecrS.
FOUR MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITES. MAN
LEI AND PiER MIRRORS WALNUT NJ. L.
SlDLBoAEp. EXT. TABLE. Walnut GLASS
EMNI CHINA CLOSET, DESKS, WALNUT
BID LOUNGE. RlssELs AND INGBAiN
SAhfEIs. hASl CHAIRS. MARBLE TOP
LANES pAkI-oR SllrE, NARDROBES
,.ItfAGthAlOR. ODD PIECES. AZ. Ac.. &c..
On WEDNESDAY,. July TwENTY-NINTH 1881.
SSolhllS eliE al I'm o'CllOCk A. NJ. az rtsllan,se
40. e. 1HihTEENTH STREET between 4 ~ IA
Terms cash.
iy24-d,s LATIMER SLOAN. Auctione.r..
NJ. II. LATINER. q q. SLOAN
- ieArs Ia the Business. 10 Years in tine business
NAM OFFICE. l4oo q STREET NV.
oeparlineat .or Horses Carriages and Heavy rrrai-
tuTe, Nos. 1884 anu l:-c5 N street n. ".
Washington. ID. c.
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