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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-15

11cardiag Conmitec.-BENJAMIS STAN
TON, G. 5. BLACKMAN, J ID. BESEDIcT.
Best specimen of blowing done in thlr-
ty minutes, either by oxen or horses, 50 Co
2nd best do. . 90
Sd do. Dip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
BY e. 3. WRIGHT, Auetionesr,
GeOrR0t0yyD.

BY e. >. WRIGHT, Auct10neer,
Georgetown.
INTENSIVE SALE or SUPERIOR and vel
Il kept Furnitu OF the Union Hotel.-On MON
DAY next the 10th instsnt at 10 O'clock, we shall
cell, without reserve, the extensive assortment q
superior Furniture Of the Union Hotel, all of hcS
has been laid in new within the past Is mouths
The Carpet, Mattresses Table and Bel Lii ms and
Curtains are from the celebrated houss Of st,wsrt,
Of New York.
We name In part
Superior roseEooa an L ahogany spring Sofas and
Lounges
Mahogany csne snd Windsor Chairs
-, 10 DIM g. cectre, card and pier Tables
Eieeant oval and square gilt frame Mirrors
R!ch sets Of Window Curtains
tr,nch Oh ma Dinner and Tea Ware
Full set of bIazs Ware
Rich Plated Casters. Candlssticks
Forks, Spoon DC Ivory Knives
Rich ana heavy Glassware, as Decanters, Tumblers,
Wines, Goblets, Celsries, Salts, &C.
superior octave Piano To- te. by Chickeripg
Brussels 3-ply aud ingram Carpets aud Rugs
Oiicoth, Ca; pets q, eattings
Very lsrge lot OF sunerior Table and Bed Linen
Blankets, Conf rts &c.
10 superior hair Mattresses, warranted
IS do French Bedsteads
holsters and Pill ows, best quality feathers
Mahogany dressing and plain Bureaus
Warnrof es. Mahe gany Wssh.iands
Mahogany hair seat and caue Rockers
Gss Oh ndeiiers
Window Binds, Chamber Sets
Supe nor hail. parlor radiator, sirtight and other
A comple.- st Of Corners fer ccokir purpos.
l CarTvai and Harness, with largs variety suited
to first class hotel
Terms: $50 and under rseh; over that sum
credit Il 80, 60, and 80 days, for approved
dorse1 notef on delivery, TIE notts bsarng
e. 5. WRIGBT, -
nov I'D A1ctiopssr
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TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS,
AR hITECrr, &c.

FENHE SCIENTIFIC STAIR BUTLER, ILLUSTRATED
Il With 4 large plates by Robert RiiG ell. of Pl l..
ai-iphia The INF embraced in this work
have bsen thoroughly ard til Iephau'ly listed in
he cities II New forS, Pbilsde phi aid Dal
Iu tli' airy other ely, III su hor ea1y 60 gi
pratti al Gem INST sion of the sys-erl, sn1 prove
its superiority over snythinE tbs has ever teen
published on This beautiful b-a,c CD OF carpentry.
The saving OF labor ard msteri4l ty this 1t lesEt
fifty per cent The certain and -oof stforied
TIE wors psn by plain, full, and sinpe explsus-
tioDs L. Il econstru ton Of hs for n.ndrails,
cent ring, and grain arches, iii at present
IT, nls+ive to every carpentsr ami architect The
author Can he Feen and the oooS obu-iu.d a. A.
Gil DE IEISfkR s, No 81 !: street., between Penn
-ylvania avenue and street. PIice So.
4 rsA
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AMUSEMENT FOR THE NAVY YARD.-Par.
rows Troupe of Seranaders have engaged the
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. for the pur
pose of giving an exhibition this evening We
advise our friends in that region who wish to
pass an hour or two pleasantly, to give the
Parrows call. They are bard to beat.
CAKE OF THE FIRST WArRR.-J. g. Weave,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
has on hand fresh supply of the most de-,
lightful cake of every variety We have tried
them, and found them to be Of tho frst water.
Mr.. Star.-The Rev. Mr.. Steele. renre
seDted to have married couple in vour issue
OF November 18th, is not the Rev. w Steel
OF the M. E. Church at Georgetown, D. c.
No HUABuG.-We are requested to state
that the Gift Concert of the Parrows will he
no Faklr OF silva affair, and that every thing
Will be conducted fairly and honorably.
WATCH RETURNs.-Ed Shay, drunk and
lying in tho street. dismissed; Robt Wallen,
profanity, fine. The dodgers were few this
morning, and were dismissed at an carly hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

BY J. &. MCGUIRE. Auctfoneer.
TINRUSTEE'S SALE of Valuable nuildfng Lot naar
u the Railfoed Dep's-By virtue OF q deed in
trust, b-arins date tie 1I,h day of April 1864,
recorded in Lher J. s.. no. n. folioe 27i 272.
273, 2!4 and go, In. subscriber will 81; al Public
sale on IueRda tie alst day of osrin Der, 1854
AZ o'clock, p. the premises, ell that piece or
parcel Of gToun ing Gni be'ng situated in the city
of Washington and being part Of Square No. Go,
beginning for the same on Sew Jereey avenue at q
poiut ESQ feet inches + ON the northwest corner
OF said square and ming thence ct right angles,
TO New jersey avenue e8stwardlv 1873 feet ~ ia
thence aus south 2S feet, less, parallel
line ~ feet from the line 5rst described, snd run.
ming parallel with said frat line wsstwsrdly to New
Jersey avenue 1870 feet 2irphes; thence northw ara
o, y. Jersey avenue 22 set tn he place of besiu.
ming, rontaiuing $50 square feet, more or less.
The above property Is eiigihly situated near the
Railroad Depot, and Oilers a favorable opportunity
for .oves tE,aDt
The terms os sCle wi be cash, aud Il not complied
with in one week after lie day sale, the property
win be reso'd, It tie risk spd expense CT the pur
chaser, Upon one weeks notice
all convsyanoes at expense of purchaser.
CRA5. WALL aCTi, Trustee.
Jas. q. coUIRs,
oct S---eC&ds Auctionefr.
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GEORGETOWN coRREsPoNDENgx

burned to death at q Lime Kiln-Profts OF
the FatT-1reasurer' Report, 3c.
GRoRsBTowH, Nov. II, 1854
German, by the name of Charles Falter-
stein, went last night to the lime kins of Capt,
Bowling, it is supposed for the purpose of
warming himself While doing 80 he fell
asleep, and was found dead this morning.
Coroner Thos. Woodward held an inquest on
the body, and the jury rendered the following
verdict: That the said Charles Falsterstein a
German, was very dissipated man, who had
left his wife for the last three years, and was
In the habit of staying at night near Hugh
Dowling' 8 limo kilns, and that on the night in
question he was found dead, about IL ! O'Clock,
just on the edge of the burning kiln. his right
hand burned of, and the left also much burned;
the jury have no doubt that he came to his
death by sufocation from the gas of the kilns:
that there was found in his pockets one three
cent piece tobacco pipe, and an old comb,
and that he had no visible means left for de.
fraying the expenses of his burial.
The fine new building now in course of cree.
ton at the Georgetown College is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The roof is now being
put on, and hopes are entertained that = por
tlon OF 1t at least will be completed this fall,
50 as to afford greater accommodations TO the
already large and constantly increasing NUN
Der of students. 1t is supposed that the num-
per next year will reach at least four hun.
dred. We are informed that the amount ex
pended each year in carrying on tho opera
lions OF this extensive and fourishing institu-
ton is at least $50, 900.
At the Ladies' Academy, at the Convent of
the Visitation, tho number of Young ladies
present this year is unusually large.
The net profits of the Misses Fair. a. Hicks
wareroom, to assist the pastor of Trinity
church in paying for the new organ, amounted
to the nice sum of $144. 1t was truly a model
fair.
1t seems to US that it would take very
shrewd Spectator to understand thoroughIy
the workings Of the -four market with 1s OF
late Formerly decline or advance in prices
In Europe worked correspondingly in our
markets During the last five or six months.
as general thing, the opposite has been the
result A decline in Europe produces an ad-
vance, and an advance produces a decline
Holders are firm this morning at our quota
tIons of yesterday for each of tho articles cru.
merated
The report of tho treasurer of tho Union
Building Association. which was read at The
annual meeting last night, showed the assc,i
alton to be in fourishing condition. The
earnings OF the money paid in during the year
Is over seven per cent. Several changes were
ID ade IN the officers, among Thorn Mr. Thomas
N Wilson was elected treasurer ia the place
OF Mr. Henry English, who declined serving
longer: In consequence of ill health Nj
John shaokleford was elected director.
SPECTATOR
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6elden, Withels q Co

NFw YORK, Nov. 17-l2M.-Editors Of the
Star: In answer to your dispatch Of this day,
have to say that the credit Of Ssldsn,
"ithers d Co, is rapidly recovering here
PHrLADsLHHIA, Nov. Ito ths Star
Yours received. On inquiry we find the stand.
ing OF the house Of Selden. Wi,heu & Co,
among the money men of this city. recovering
from the shook Of the late rumors from Wash
ington.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1I.-Selden, Wi.hers d
Co. are in much better standing to. day in this
city.
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sals Of the U States Arsenal at Rome, &c.

UTICA Nov LITTLE United States Arsenal
property, at Rome, was soid at auction yester
day, under the direction IF Capt Abeel az :
Major Symington The Arsenal emo Mag
zine buildings and lot were purch ssed ~
.7lva Nudge for $4,000. md the iwelIngs
and adjoining grounds ~ Thomas Abeel, at
S., 500
Matthew Conner, an employee on the Wa
tertown and home Railroad, was run over by
the cars and instantly killed in Rome yester-
day afternoon, where he resided
The Utica and Black River Railroad will be
completed from here ID Trenton about the lst
of December, and two traiGs are to run daily
during the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
SOMETHING NEW.

nfPOStTE TIL" MARKET ON pENESYLyA-
~ MIA AVkAUE doors below Ninth ftreet,
l. a NEW CLOTHING STO3E for hen snd Eoys.
opensi this daY. DhCKEB, ne Of the chegpcs.
Clothing Merchants in The Ntr;h. has determinp i
r" hsr to the citizen. Of Washington and vicipiy
his excellent Clothing at he lowest Northe prices
for cash only. b. re the
POOR MAN
will ind just such Clio hing Store has rng beer,
pan'ed IN Washington. His motto is cheap fer
ca-h and iNE PRICE ONLY
good substantial woosn coat he will sell for
81 7s and heavy winter pants well lined for 81 Is;
and ne coats, overcosts, snd vests, in proportion
Good WOO and cotton under HRS, 4iery, GLOW o.,
&c. Oh aaDer tn the che pest. nov lift
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Boarding.

pOhRDIEG. The Missse I'll MS aijoip-
Ed ins the store Of Mr.. Berry, "a Bridge street
Georgetovn have s-veral fue ROOMS TO let, aud
are PR pared to sc;ommnd t. Rosrders, ,h psrma
nent aud Transient, on Inc most moierat e terms.
nov e-lm
k(OAiIHaNf4-Mrs. DUVALL, fennk. avenue.
- Dearl7 cppo5ire Browus' Hotel has tne Rooms
and cfece every desirable comfort and a4coIamocs
ton for families or single NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or transient. Nc more agreeable boarding house
will be found IN WASHINGTON. 10 lily
DOOhis AND BoAR3.-oEYEhAL SING Ii gen
Ia tiernen CAP be acco mr. odsted with pleasant
rooms, Curnishei or unfJrnished) WITH or without
Dos d. in tie large 5dscn hcuss No so Thirteenth
street on. square north OF Pehnsylyania avenue
oct 21-Irns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

TlOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AVENUE-THE
Il neat and CONVENIENT sized Store in Sta Build
ings, next to the corner Of Pa avenue nd Eleventh
street, " mich said corner 10 soon to be opened BY
Hlibus Hitz, their Music store and Piano we're
rooms The store now for rent will make a capital
stand for almost any kind of business, as already
the star once Is moro frequented than any other
business place in Washington. Apply at the counter
OF the Star Office. oct ssN.f
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Baltimore Markets, &c

BALTIMORE, November IL Flour Is firmor.
Sales Of Howard street at SIS. %; City Mills :.
Wheat advanced cents-l2GgO bushels cold
white ST. rs a 81 80; led ST. 20 a 81 SO. 1900
bushels corn sold at yes;erday's prices. Other
articles unchanged.
At Philadelphis, to-day, We lesrn that wheat
has advanced 3 cents. Flour and othsr arti-
clos unchanged
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From the South Health, 60

CHARLESTON, S. Nov. IL, 1854 Bust
ness is improving here The health Of the
city is now good. We have the same news
from Savsnah, IS vol as from New Orleans.
The change in the weather has worked won
ders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
Kew York Markets.

New YORK, Nov. l7-Breadstufs are dulIer
here to-day. Flour 009 barrels SOLD; S,c'e
brands IS IS 81; Southern 50 10 q 70 %.
Wheat 900 bushels sold; G aessee 81 40.
Corn-50, 900 bushels sold at Yesterdays que
tations. Stocks have slightly advanced. Cot.
ton ia firm
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Auction Sales,

By DOWNS = BUTCHINsON, Aues.
NJ ACHEs JEWELRY, GUNS. Fancy Goocs
w &C., at Auction On SATURDAY eysnino
the 18th instant. at O'Clock we shall sell at our
store, large lot Of Jewelry ofevery description. TO-
gether with an invoice Of Watches, which ver. sd.
vertised for last saturday. but not sold in con-
sequence Of not bsving arrived in time.
Also, several Superior En-. lish twist double and
single barrel guns Terms cash
DOWNS HUTCHINSON,
Auctioneers, 42s Pa. avenue, near Il st
nov Is Sc
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] he Contested MayoraIty Election.

NKw YORK, Nov. 10 lie Cnmmittee of the
Board of Canvassers of this city have, ia ref
CT ence TO tho contested election Of Fernando
Wood TO the Mayoralty, report unanimously
that the Board cannot 90 behind the returns
of the inspectors, except in case of manifest
error. The Canvass Of the vote Will now be
proceeded with
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III. s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.

GEORGETOWN.
T'RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of decree Of the
[ Circuit Court OF ths District of Ceun bis fol
the county Of Wa hington, sitting in equity, made
in tha cause of VIM Grsy aud Susan Il. Singer
We Nathan Gray, Beri min Gray ct al, No, SOS, apd
dated ecember l.: 1868, will offer for ale at pub
lilo aucton, on Thur day, ths eoth day of Nove mber
instant, at O'clock, n, on the premises, the fol
Living valuable pr perry IN Georgetown:
lst. Lot number ons hunIrei ind five, O05) IL
Bsat5y uawsins addition to Georgetown, hayins
a frost of seventy feet the north side of First
street, sod depth fabout $50 feet.
I'd. Lot nErib"r one hupdret, AMI fifteen. (I15,) In
the al dition to C. orgetcwn, fronting seventy
fet the south ride of Second street ard running
hack of the width about che hu ndrt and FIFTY
fee,
Tbese lots arc situated in pleasant reighborhoods
coi sra fine uiliipg sites
Terms of SIZE: Oa.third Of the purchase mon y
to "a rsd in cash, an the residue IN TWO equal in
staliulants ct six and twelve months to be secured
b; approved notes e. bonds bearing interesr. On
full pa n-nt and ratification OF he sales will con-
w, at tie cost II the purchasers. The riaht is re
served to ree at the cost Of tbs pu gchasers, after
one ue' ks notice, their 'silure to comply with
the trims of sale with one week after sale.
This property l. fod by order Of court, IN con-
sequsn Of an accidental omission in the advertise
ment Of the previous sale.
WALTER q. COX, Trust
EDWARD g. WRIGHT.
nov e-Twas intel AHcti"neer.
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New YORK, Nov. Unreliable private let
tiers, received here from Europe, state that the
Preach Government have withdraw their OBJ.
jections to Mr.. Soule's passing through France
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WOOD AND COAL.

NOW is TIE TIME Tt BUY YOUR COAL AND
N WO0D.-rhe subsc iber has on hand and Is
also receiving supply Of COAL from the most s,-
proved mines which he will sell st the very ,oves
market price 70 cash. Als,, Oak, Pine I'D Hick
Org WOOD. Il the best quality.
cargo Of part Red and part White Ash COAL
d.ily ez ect.d to arrive. 'er.ons who ipt.nd 10 .
ing in their Coal Ior the winter, would DE- well to
send in their o1ders soon, and get 1t direct from TIE
vess-l IN good order JAMES DAILY.
New York sv., between 18th and 14th streets.
~
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Tho River.

BALTIMORE, Nov live lssrn here to-day
that the river at Wheeling and Pi;sburg has
45 inches in the channel
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IA AkfklEE.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. John c. Smith,
Mr.. BERNARD NJ. CAMPBELL, of Baltimore, no
Miss EMILY JANE MOORE, daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
w. Moore, of this city.
AT Shrewsbury, Pa, on the 18th instant, by the
Rev: o. w l.Iael, ROBERT HEWITT and MARY
JANE ISRAEL, both of this city.
On The l4th ins tant, by the Rev jane, r. Eek
ara, MI H. w BLUNT, of Georgetown, to Miss
MARION A. COOLIDGE, daughter of the late Ed
niond CoOicge, Esq, of this city.
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Delaware Election

WILMINGTON, Nov is The oficial returns
Of the State give Causey, Know Nothing, 73s
majority for governor, and Cullen, Know
Nothing, 5O4 majority for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
From Montreal.

New YORK, Nov. live learn from Mop-
treal that Lord EIgin has been detained Tie
books don't balance
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Loss Of the Propeller Rucephalus.

PoRT HURON, Nov. 16.-The propeller Blu.
cephalus foundered in Saginaw Bay, during q
severe gale, and seven OF her crew we're
drowned, She was loaded with corn for Buff
falo. The vessel and cargo are total loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
The Governors Election

NEw YORK, Nov. IL, p nj IS cow as
serted positively, by the friends of Clark, tn
the additional official returns make him Gov
ernor beyond all question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
Cannot Sereo.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, p. M.-The jury In the
case of Arlington, wLo stands charged with the
murder of Higgins, are unable TO agree Thsrs
are ten for conviction and two for 400 Initial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
Later from Rio

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE barque Antelope
arrived here to day from Rio. Coffee and
freights dull. Political news unimportant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
Business in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE money pressure
continues undated. MoTs failures were re-
ported yesterday afternoon. and business Il
much depressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

ANOTHER PRE UM.-Mr. WHITEHURSr has beer
another premium his superior
exhibited At the Worlds Fair York II Will he rssm
oered that MI received from the Worlds Fair London
Two medals or his unrvslled dsguerreotypss
Fillmore and Cabinet and Niagara Fails he
sides at all the fairs which fr
- 49, o"A~
Gall and have licensees ct Witch tss
ry, near -Four and shalf street. Psnnsyvsnia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
1l IA ID.

On the l5th instant, JAMES E. WALL, in the
26ih year of his age.
In this city, on the 10th instant, of typhoid fever
LEVI DICK, aged 81 years.
o. The friends Of the family are requested to at
te the funeral Sunday afternoon, at 9 O'Clock,
from his late residence on e, between Sd and AZ
Sis, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17
wantR,

w penter. Apply to J. ". THOMpsON BIO.
FL avenue, south SIDE bet. 10th and 18th sts.
nov Ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

srLxsDID PIorusEsb-Those OF readers who dssIr.
70 pass through splendid Gallery should
.ii 70 Pay visit to Pumb's Rooms the Avenue He hs
on exhibition there some choice specimens the new
Dasuerreotypng In GIL which beauty and excslIsnc.
Incompatible There is portrait executed in this LES
style OF President Pierce that credit on
artist every nsament thereof giving life like expression
MI Piumbe reckoned among first Dsgusrrea srta
of our time. - ,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

~" NOV"Ls-A LARGE NUMBER LAID
" aside ~ .he undersigned to send t. &, ct on,
H,ay he bought Ia the mean time at auc. oa vrjces
or esq, from PkAkCK TAYLOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

Jok sHLLisGroS receives all the Books News
papers as last as published He IL for Harpers
the other Magazines and readers always find
large and good assortment of Blank Books
aux 10 "
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.ANTED.-A SITUATION BY YOUNG NM
ka9 Ovsrseer On farm. Bet Of reference civ IN
Tired. Address WM. CALL at this office.
II kt$
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Ey CO ~. e =; ItsYg. luctton =.
VALUABLE IMPROVED FROpFRTY AT U =
Y ticD o. TUESDAY. the z TT instsn. we v ]
H. for sac in cpt O lie pr~m ses at O'CLOCK,
p. m, pnrt Of Lot 40. IL scuare o 245 f O I.
g snd streets north run ing back e5 feet. II :.
nroVsdsy t~o tw'.-sto~r Foen,s Houses the zi.va
described nrrp-ct Is Re .dsUlnsiy 'oratea, aaj tie
sol" " Il DE- vi VOL thy the ait -ntt e! ue. su,.s
Wishing TO NIKE good irv-stnenT.
Te-' s: 0re-'hirti cash; balance % 6, IL, lS and
2 monlhs, TOR notes bear e interest fror7 the day
Of sale; deed g.vsn snl deed OF trust taken.
CHEN = sC}TT
nov ID fo1a AIoriouears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

EVENlh0 GLASSES IN LANGUAGES -PnOR
IL SCHoN Il N b II RG will commence re, iewin.
classes in Languages Monday. SO Ii October. at
hi- residences, 2o7 pennsylvania avenue
Ost 23-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-17

Ay tatIe.s-S IL SCDG':'. auetsos.,s.
NOIIcE-IY VIRTUE CF DEED OF TtUsF
~ Gsied the 26t DAY OF November ls5 ,. I'd
Gu y rec ri. ii Liber i, ii, Nc 81. f,ljo,i g.,
NJ thu !ard ?. co'Gs OF tie c~un:v 81 ssh os-
tor. III the District OF oinrati4. shall s.i . p,;h
IL anrtion. on RI. premises. on WEDNESDAY. n -.
ga dsy If No, e. ut iour r'ole.k. p III an lst
Vice or Rrcei : or uGd 81 u1tsd iii the c:tc Of
Washington, D. G AMI suosn sHd eisfinguiSbed
1rn he Ilats ami ,snd reocris for Wa hip ton
cit, and count ss Lot Twenty six l26 in Square
Ous Hundred aid Forty O4O.l tn same frentiug
fifty (o0l fe7s ca Eighteenth west, between l. AND
strsets
Ac;crdins to tEr terms of the dAed Of ust. 'ba
pnIchsse III ny viii have to 'e paid 10 cssh. and :!
no. paid within three DAYS after the DIV ~ ale h
property will be -esod at tbs ,isk of the fret pur-
chaser JOHN F EfRIS Trustee.
GRkEHd SCOTT.
1d-Sefd -t;,p