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PLANS FOR FINDING PEARY.
Prof Heilprin, Chief Of the Expedition, Tells
What He Expects to Do.

4
| What He Expects to Do.
While the committee Of the Academy Of Nat
ural Sciences Of Philadelphia has not formu.
lated any definite plans, yet the members have
clearly in their minds the methods Of bringing
relief to Lieut.. Peary and his party When
Prof. Heilprin left the lieutenant last summer
he had from the latter an understanding as ia
where he could be found, or Of the means by
which he could come into communication with
a relief party. Except in the event Of an un-
toward and unexpected happening to Lieut..
Peary, Prof Heiprin's relief party will there
fore have no difficulty in having full success in
the enterprise. Prof. Heilprin says in'explaln-
ing his plans:
The point Of the starting OF our party will
probably be st. Johns. Newfoundland. about
June Is. On our way up the coast of Green
land we will stop at Disko and Upernavik to
show our credentials Above Upernavik there
are three places where we shall look for records
OF Lieut.. Peary's whereabouts. The first is
Cape York, the second COnical Rock, and the
third Wolstenholm Island. He will leave his
records or information as to where he is going
in mounds Of stone. These mounds of stone
are ABOUT four feet high and are placed in
conspicuous position not far from the shore.
80 that We can easily see them.
1t Is possible that we may strike Lieut..
Peary at any one of these three places. His
headquarters are on the Mccormick, III 49,
north II he is not at the headquarters and
has gone south when we arrive. we will know
that his venture has not been successful.
He said he would be there some time between
August l and 10.
''On our way we will leave at Cape York,
Conical Rock and Wolstenholm Island the In
formation on paper in stone mounds to
where we are going, &c. In this way, if
happen to pass each other. there will be an I'M
derstanding as to where he can meet US.
These stone mounds can be built for two pur-
poses. FIRST to secure the records. and second
10 attract attention.
1t Is our intention to be at the ice border of
MeiViiie pay AT the frst breaking OF the ice. or
ABOUT July 10. There is no fixed time when the
ice begins to break. but 1t generally occurs
apout inns time. We will reach the ice proba-
by at "a degrees 20 minutes north. Sometimes
the ice front breaks earlier than July 10, and
THIS is due to storms, and at other times 1t does
not preak uhtii near the end OF July. ltlsvery
dangerous 10 get In this packed ice, for the ship
might De crushed to pieces. When 1t has
broken IL Is easy sailing. Melville bay once
iounu we VIII nave no dlfhculty above. The
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Advertising is profitable only when prop
arly dore,-that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, adj
vertise in The STAR 1t not only has the
largest circulation, but gives figures, and
proves themI
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,Brandrcth's Pills

When you feel kind goneness about the stomach Is
sign that food does not sit well and that you about to
have fit of Indigestion
When you begin to feel arc unable to sit still
comfortably when your clothes suddenly seem to lose their
mt and become too tight places the fit of indigestion surely
upon you
when this ht of indigestion repeated from day day it
finally resolves itself into dyspepsia
Remember that three to ten of Bandreths Pills will cure
the worst case OF indigestion dyspepsia both that
regular course OF Them two every night week
or ten days, will act as preventive of either complaint
Brandreths Pills purely vegetable absolutely harmless
and safe to take at any time.
Sold every drug and medicine store either plain or
sugar coated.
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X
TRUSTEES SALE OF RIAL ESTATE IN AVALON
TERRACE. BEING ON HARRISON ST. EET
NEAR MINNESOTA AVENUE, ANACOSTIA
d. C.. IMPROVED BY A SEVEN-KOOM FRAME
COTTAGE AND STABLE,
By AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust du recorded in Iiber
lf4O folio as ct seq OF the land records the
Dsrict u Co TIuba and az the Request of the parties
secured thereby. wi, sell By Pnbc auction. in Mt
~ the nrrlnises. on FRIDAY. TWENTi NINTH DAY
the following described real estate. situated
Columbia. to wit: All that certain piece or
paree of land and premises hnown and stine AS
and being lot numbered one "a, Avalon Terrace
the same as appears du y recorded III County Liber
seven ), iolio thirtyone ll OF tue land rs
IN the surveyors ofhce OF te District of Columbia to-
xether with the improvements, ways, eaxemen.s
Embellishments and apurten to the same belong
ing or otherwise appertanlng.
Terms OF Iie Cine third lash. balance in one and
twoyears bearing interest froa tie OF sale the
rate of per cent per anunl all cash. the option
o. the purchaser. deposit Of 600 required ut the
time OF rae. IL the terms OF sale complied
with IN fifteen days from tho day of sale the trustee
the night to reese the property the and
cost OF The deiaultng purchaser after ve days alysr-
in Washington, d, c All conveyancinx and record.
ing at the cost Of tho purchaser. -- :.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. jaiS-dxdbs
eVTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
EhinAi. FIFTH DAY FEBRUARY. 1852, SANE
RADCLIFFE DAnh q Co. aHaI ass. Isps ssss,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RATcLIFrE. DAkR ; CO.. Aucra
ADMIISIsTRALoRs, SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON:
Of the LATE a. a gR DwLdI, Nos 80,
PRISING IN PART
BOTTLING MACHLNERY APPARATUs. ENGINE
AND B9iLkK, BOTTLES ANp BoXES BAR
ToBAGG0, CIGARS. IRON SAFE. GOLD
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
il SETS siSSta AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
DOUBLE WAGONS,
4 SINGLE WAGONS,
i PAAETUN BUGGY.
l ROCkAWAY CARRIAGE.
HORSE pLANKEIs. STABLE BELONGINGS.
81. &C.. By AUCTION.
by virtue of an order Of the suerrIne Court Of tho
Us riot OF Conmtna. no ding special tern for Or
phans Court busine We will sell by public auction on
"a. premises Nos. 9}6l and 1913 VI Il. MON
DAY; IHE FIi TENTH DAY OF fEBRuARY, A.
~; 1877. COMMENCING Al TEN O'Ca OCK A NJ.
81 the personal estate of the late NJ T. BrIdwel and
parity .nuneTated above, to which the attention OF
the trade and others Is called.
TERMS CASH.
ANDREW A. LIPSCoMB,
Mertz Buildlny, 18th and SITS. n. W..
JOB BARNARD.
.UU 9Th n. W..
RATCLIFFE DARR CO.,
Auctfoneers. FED
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TAKE TIME TO DELIBERATE,

But when the time for action arrives
stop thinking and buy bottle of gen.
uine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. Be sure
to obtain the genuine imported article,
which must have the signature of
"Eisner Il Mendelson Co., Sole
Agents, New York. on every bottle.
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= BENSINGER. AUCTIOSEER
>. NAsh1N' TON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAk. NO. $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auc,loneers.

I ATIMkR l. SLOAN, AuctioneerA
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF FRS. -tiLASS TAILORING ESTABLISii-
MENI. ne MoNED TO QUIZ ROOMS kOa CON
NENIENCE OF SAIL,
- By virtue OF an assignment to me by Robert H.
Wade. dated January Is. IL "! and duly recorded
MI sci, at Pu5lle auction on TnJRSDAY, FOURTH
DAY OF tEBhC Any. AID. 1882, ccmiuen ing at
Ten O'CLOCK A. M. within the sales roo 5 VI Iati-
nier Sloan. l4U3 q street NORTHWEST near unite,l
States treasury all the goods mentioned in the above
assignment. comprising about
300 PIE; es Oi inest Cassi-
meres and Cneviots N suit.
trouser and coat patterns
Moser Combination safe,
Lot Vestlnxs and Trimmings.
Cheval Mirror. Desas.
! arge Walnut Show able
Sewing Machine, Counters
Tailors Stove and Irons,
- Fixtures, &c, 81.
These goods are ali OF the latest design and being
the best grades should command general attention.
Terms cash CHAS. W. SIMPSON, Assigned
LA1IMEN q SLOAN. Auctioncers. ta50-ils
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRoypn
RIAL EnTATE, BEING PROPERTY No l:ss5
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, Al [ CTION
IA. F-PAST FoCR O'CLOCK p. NJ, viii sell. In
'front.' Of the premises part OF lot numbered nine 9
SAMUEL Norinent's subdivision OF square numb red
three hundred and ninety nine cs). teing the north
nteen 40 feet OF said lot nine 90. frontng fifteen
nches Of equal width the uli depth Of ssid tut to
ss1oot wide alley improved W coiatorteble two
.. srms q sac: One-third ca.h; balance IN six.
by aeed Of trust the PROMISES or All 9. q ~
9pt,on OF the purchaser. a dsposit OF one hundred
with N nitesn days the property may b rssod q
nsk and cost q dsfaultinE purchaser. Al conveyance
tnx and recording purchasers cost.
...o, IRWIN y. LIATQNs Hzseutor,
ss<s-4W LIZA bth q. nv.
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/ ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
- 14C9 g street.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON CO.
UMBlA AVENUE NEAR MRS. LOGANS, be-
tween 18th and l4th streets,
Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
TENTH, 1892. in front of the premises,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
shall sell
LOT ., in BLOCK 35,
COX 80.
In John Shermans subd vision Of Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains. now cal ed Columbia Heights Sew
craze and water in front of property.
Terms made known at sac.
LATIMER SLOAN,
fe3-dts Au,t,onpers
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He says: I was troubled for three years. 1t COM
menced with cold. which continued until the rrita-
tion in my nose and throat was very severe. When
the weather damp there VS. very free watery
discharge. and my stuffed up that il was
impossible to breathe through 1t. which times my
breathing difficult, and felt almost sinothered.
had severe pains over my eyes and my throat was
full o: phlegm. My voics thick and husky. was
forgetful ami had interes: in work. As result
Of the inflammation IN ny nose and throat my be
involved and Assesses formed in both and
for q week more l suffered intense pain.
had tried everything suggested by my friends for
relief and had also been treated by ply scians. but
without benefit; trouble st:ll persisted. At last
friend suggested that give DIR. Jordan trial. VIII
did at and with the greatest relief. the pain in
my was relieved almost at once and in the
of treatment he removed twenty poypus tumors from
my nose. easily that hardly knew it. Today my
is free ii was. my throat clear. head
CHI have departed. and ears. which he informed
were In q serious condition. arc a2ain in normal
condition. no running from them, and my hearing
perfect.
do not say this merely an advertisement. but
from sense of duty to other sufferers and In justice
to DIR. Jordan. who has shown In his treatment Of
case that his ability is exceptional.
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I, ATCLlFFE. DARR Z CO. Aucuop.er. :

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
On STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
by virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District of Coumb q y ssed on the 10Th day of jan
uary, A. D. 1882. IN equity cause No. l:}4li, docket
~. wherein ihoniis W. smith ipian ant aud
Richard Evans Q: al are defendants. and virtue
Of certain iced II trust Liter Si2 folio
columbia ana at the written rcQuett the party e.
cured thereby will offer Tor sale by public auction in
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, 1HE FOURTH
DAfOF FEBRUALf. A. d. 1897, ut FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ, the following land and premises, known as orig.
inal lot ID. IN i1, city of Wasnington
District OF Columbia: Beginning the same at 8
point ION 15iCot afley) distant hundred AMI
ninetyfou feet 94 ieetl south Of the south
iie o. street III said city OF v ashIngton,
a running thence south along the line Of said
alley sixteen feet 6 feet) to thirty GOD pub ic
y nchesl along the line Of said alley, thence north
nxteen 6) feet. thence west sixty five (o eTht
o) inches TO the place of bennnR her with the
improvements: ways easement. right. privileges. APP
puItenances. &C., TO the same belonging.
Ier1nn OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money to
% pad IN cash. the residue In two equal instansnta
a. one and two yearB from tn day SALE the deferred
psymens to bear interest At the Of per per
annum. and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
chaser: A deposit OF two hundred teUO) dollar. 70
oe paid when the property is Knocked down Terms
70 be CON Piled with IN ID days from tbs day Of
the trustee the right resell the property
the yiak aid cost of the deiauiting Purchaser All
convey ancinx and recorvtng Ss at Purchasers cost
SIDNEY !. THOhAS, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


1 1UNCANSON DhOS. Auct:,
~ 9TH and Sta NV.
FINE BUILDING LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN
TWENTI-FIkST AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS NORTHWE>T.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
THIRD. 1852. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
IN front OF the premises. will sell
- SUB LOT 81. SQUARE 73.
Fronting is feet inches on street, with depth OF
70 ieet desirable building lot in an improving
ton of the city.
Terms: One-tflird cash, balance in one and two
years notes to bear per cent interest rayabe
annually or monthly payments. secured by deed of
trust or all cash. at option OF urchaser Conveyance
ing. &c at purchasers cost. Deposit of S.UO at
Terms to be compiled with in fifteen days from date
OF e, Otherwise right reserved resell risk and
cost of defauting purchaser alter five days advertise
ient OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c.
ja29-d&ds DUGAN l. BUTLER, Agents.
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HIS HEALTH REsronEp.
AFTER THREE YEARS OF SUFFERING Mr.
BROWN FINDS RELIEF.

Mr.. F. b. Prown, a printer employed at the govern
ment printing office and residing at No. 2I2 street
northwest. states his experience with and TIE
re su Is of treatment.
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RAILROADS.


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 bo hi AZ, N Th WILL sNb Soy THwEsr
SILL Pa ksrIs A.esffi tNSIp sS SftIfssEkSr
TRAINS 'nsS' Il !rS Ss YI sf.rrou
SohNEk 9TH AND d srs. As foI.DoNs
i.lr. Ia nss yssa f," css- ' a, 70 Is si'si
SSsnbu q. md 1 3. 1a. r,S sss g s,
hnrE 10 i1tis,urr aud se~p'ns Car frssn Pfts-
tcSna to ChSso. 81 is an 81 c,n s ,rsa r.,
Hrs.s. 3 . w. dsily. rsr.o. Car Ms,sinrsen .
LOUIS and cincinnSn. aud pinus S,ar HarfisSars
Ssis. WITH uns ia4,s saG .l M s 10, I, as,
rls i aud s,eernE aud Dhas Cars Hsrrlsburx
with se-pinv Az washinsfon 30 Chc.re and e
rs fSssS ss a and Ts.s with f SSSss
pin,ns Car fitts',nrL TO Richmond .nd chicaro
,sNssi. with iGTSs sieS S TO faissSrs. and and
For Kane. Can4niSTps. Rerlsst~r and SiaSss Falls
ro, Ifs, sly ss.sp, sundsy. ,os;m,
iAlo AMI NisrAra dat ,. etcetg sstu-t.s 10 10
Nm. with Sleeping CO 10 Esel;.s,sr s
Nm daily; .scsr, saturday. with sls.psn. o.s
For Mllli.rnsport, 1onovo and Elmir. ct 10 30 . u
daily. essert sunday.
~ 900 AMI snl, il.3 An. La: $50 slS
Ills pm. LInit-i Pu.iinsn NestiGgis R.rIor
Sars, Nesnnnle Passenger ooacues and Dinins Car.
For New .ork On ). :'CoNGRESsIoNAL LIMITED.
with p fGR ri f. fhiFsT 6sIS q daily.
fss, EhIress. 80 IN. wsek day~ aud a. pa.
Accommodation. 800 a m. daly.
Exprcss. :. Ol and ). ~ o. IN daily.
foi Bsion. without change 80 a. m. week d.ys -
- 3 IL q. aally.
fOr srooklyn. \. Y. all through train. connect a
Jersey Cliy with ioAts OF Brooklyn Annra. Afford.
M direct Uau-tcr Ia luton street. oub
Fer Atlantic CITY. ilooa ma week days. II. a Pm
Tor BHiiinoue 800. G M. 30. go. AGO. n an
1000 To- -. ll-oO and II. - a m, l. ~. On
20. q 10. . -, 80, t4.op iatliisdl. 10 III
80, Ols. ~. Iou, II. - aud II. % D. Ia. os
i,oe l;41 2.ul. :. 80 s -. 49,, 3s5. t4.oD
For Pores Greek Line. 80 . H. and 4. aop m.
For AnIapolis. 80. 500 md IL. 20 a. ~ and A 20
y. m; daily, oaoeIt Sunday. sundays. q. ~ .. M
lOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
for AZ hAhssrA. 40. go. .. -. so. ash 10 ~
| z "a. tGCi Ao,sn. l-to. 2-ll. 32a. = -. 5.Os,
| 3.5'. o. -, 30. 80 "a and In pm. On sua-
NAs "a. 81. .-.i. - ~. 40. ~ .ln.. l.O1 =. a.
u -, So2 and l0U .. IA.
Recommendation lot Sbsnti,u. a. daily
foF ~, hlioid aid the suulh. 4. aud 10 81 Am
| - 500 2 la. dAiiy. o. D. in. Ne.-k DAYS
trains ieaNe AioAandria ior Washington. G.OD s.Oa
sNn y =. ~ as a.. IL s-ln: Loo. lls, .Os,
| llOs y M. On sunday al 81 10. 10 - and N NJ
Ana LA. 2us. SU0 ..O5. :. 40. y. IS ana 10 ~
| pm.
Tickets and information at tine Office nortb..s, cor
het ui lt strei anu lennsyl avenue ami at the
\ ChAs T.. lIGh, j M N,lpn
| General Manager General pass.ns-r As.a,
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AlIMER SLOAN. Aucuonesrs.
IMPORTANT "a sA t. s q x St HAIR
N Eok f fSSk l iHIf 81 4
oos sRSFaNsM AsSsr k5EsAST BREws5EE
tss Il HhPf Il DE AsFPfsA W. HGT5 SH
isH BkEysfEE E TIL fGAk EfSs s SSs
IT. p BENZ fsHt thSP 9kIs,
ahkSEss sISshEst ttN En6ucRAMP 2 nfi.!
SEss SET 9th L, edsco Dfrh hskSt es
LADIES, AND sENTs, IMPORInD FAD.
Yeak HE5ks sRE ESFE kTp 81
en- naAEi fIhTa l ssn
ware rooms 1851 and 1923 st. (nrar llih ST D we
new-to-th,s-market. and icing in fine condition
ca tS a ey on IN
OF first class carriages.
SH tHs'0n IX ~ syos AZ saeaouser.
L . ''' ~"'' Sis { St. NV.
vALLUAgLE BgJLpINa LOTS on SEVENTH
SkPSfah sGMAhR TSx EsiT
H9SssR a 81: ,s 81 Is:
Of IN Mount sns o. in rss sna pss sub
the west side Of 7fh ST. BY depth Of 80 to sf
a del III OF abou: 37s feet to 9Th i. 'A ~ "
years with Interest secu ed by deed OF trust on the
prGery or 81 cash at the option Of the puEenaser
fsdsas rse0f TaSM 4
IL go PA. Avk. NV.
VERY BOY yAIgApLE AID DEEsIRABLE gNIM
bbEthMAEE AvkStfh' And sotfH sfkEHi
s SR Hi7FRsf 2S5a
sell by pubic III s saSpt & !ls PREMISES
fronting az feet inch Oh Delaware avenue AMI 104
.. This propsrty i. eessnty located in section thai
ans ss Ste
and Geodetic survey. New Library building AMI
ERih one square OF tie new cable line OF the '" q
Terms made known at sale. A deposit of 500 al
ie.!-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
CHOslAs BOWLING { SON. Auc,,eneer,.
81. st. n.
THE LARGEST. MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN THE CITY
Particular attention given to ARRANGING cstaocuin.
and Sc Ing all Glasses OF household furniture books
room Tor the sale OF horses, carriages &c.
Real estate specia ty
Cons Enlnents respectfully solicited. ja27-lm
X ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AnctIoneers.
Az gro p. n.
EAECUTORS SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M
PKONED REAL ESTATE. BEING THE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE No
az STREET Nok1HEAsT.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH A. d. 1892
At FOUk O'CLOCK r NJ. will offer for sale IL
,0-' PART t 81 ISf NO. 2. IN SQUARE s.s
FRONTING 10 feet on 1t. bet 9TH and Sth sts N g.
with depth OF about 100 feet to an alley and i'm
proved by a two-sfory and Easement dressed brcI
front pay-wlndow house. containing rooms and al
liouern improvements. one square from the herdics
Metropolitan street X. r. and "a cites
Terms of sac: One-third cash; balance in ons
and two ears with notes bearing interest from tn.
day Of SALE at the Of per cent per an num- and
secured by deed of trust the premises sold,
cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit o.
goo required at the time Of Terms 6e com
piled with in hteen days, otherwise the right is re-
served to resell At the rtsk and of the
purchaser. after five days advertisement. All con
veyancing. recording. &c, at the purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE, DAkR co. Anrts' inI,i'5kab.
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER = SLOAN. Aucrioneers.

II i4O0 G st. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BCSI-
NESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET
NEAR + SOUTHWEST.
BY direction OF the owner will sell at public auc-
ton in front of the premises on SATURDAY. TIL
lHlkTEkNTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1887,
AT HALF-PASl FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. .he real
estate in the city of Washington ID. c.. known and
described as and being part of lot IA il square 4
beginning at the northeast of the lot
thence south on Ith street % feet inches thence
west ~ feet inches thence north p feet. and thence
east 50 feet inches to tIe point of beginning. In
proved by large prick store and dwelling, known
no. G15 9Th t1eet southwest.
Terms: One third cash and the balance in and
two years with i'll crest from the day of sale the de-
fcrred payments. all cash. at purcCs RS option
Taxes to be paid to day of sale. DEPOSIT of $50
Will be required when the property is sold Terms
be compiled with IN fifteen days. the property may
be resold at the and cost OF tine defautinH pur
chaser. AL conveyancIng and recording at purcnas-
er's cost. LAIIMER SLOAN.
fe:}dNds Auctioneers
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It costs 1oc. to find out what PIX Ron 10
and does. A whole page of information
could not give a correct idea Pik-ROn
is the name OF the only paint which makes
plain white glass look like coiored glass.
Ali retailers sell it.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

- OkE OH. tOnI hiss MONilOt AND aOhl,-
~ mouth. Va. norfolk and NAsn nl'ton. ID. c..
.teaIuUoat CohIpanys PALACE STEAMERS WASH
INulON ana NORFOLK leave every day In the year
II from wharf loot 9Th ST..
all through trains Ia south aud west. Ofhces olA
90, l.,JI ana AL feinsy .gaAIA ave.
80 Ask ior tc.cts tue line.
jz2l-tr Gen. suJt.
.oIfNT NIpNo :
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fe3-dts


u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PRINTING EsTAB
LISHMENT KNOWN AS POLKINHORN BUILD
ING, Nos. So AND 634 STREET NOR H
WEST.
By virtue of chattel deed of trust, duly re-
corded Lber No. 1890. foiio $40 ct seq. one Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia and
the request of the parties secured thereby. the
undersigned, trustees, will offer Tor sale en-
trety. on the above named premises. on MEDNES.
DAY. SEVENTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY: A.
mentioned in schedule e'B. attached to said trust,
and COMPRISING in part follows:
one tn2ine and Boiler. together with all the Shaft
ing Betting and Steam Heaters connected Herewith.
One large Cottere Bsbc1ck Cylinder Press
One large Hoe Cylinder Press.
Che Adams Medium Press
One u Medium Universal Press.
One small Universal Press
One Small Gordon Press.
One Dooley Paper Cutter.
Large assortment of Type, Racks, Cases. Leads.
with iu outfit usually found a rst-class PRINTING
estab. !shment.
SAMUEL POLKINHORN.l r,rs..,.
FEB H. b. POLKINRORN, ! irustesS
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TRUSTEES SAL OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. III
STREET NORTHWEST.

By virtue OF certain deed trust recorded in Liber
lJ9s TO- C6 ct seq. OF the land records OF the
District OF Col and at the rsqIiest she
cured the reby, Will ole for sale prem
Uses on FRIDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. ID. 1882, at HALT-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ.
the described property situate, the city OF
Washington, District OF Co umlia. to wit: Part OF orig
nal 10. :, i'll square 10, eglEnng rect FORTY
t4O feet east the northwest said square
and running thence said twenty five feet
thence south twenty nve leet, the
.eet aud thence north twenty the place of
beg nh sold subject to trusts amounting in the
aggregate to "a. OOu and interest
erms oI CASH in Of said deed OF trust
SlOO deposit at time OF sale. Terms to be complied
with IN tea days or the property Will be resoId risk
aud cost deiaultinx purchaser.
,aazs,. O. On NJ. BRYANT.S Trustees.