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DISEASES OF TEE EYE AND EAR.

TNHIS Institution is situated in the most
Il pleasant and healthy psi Of the city Of Keokuk,
Iowa and well arranged every respect the
comfort OF inyaiids.
The following diseases admitted and treated In this
Institution:
lst- Surgical diseases all requiring Surgical
operations.
d. Diseases Of the E. and Ear
Sd Diseases OF the Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. DIseases of v oulan-
Drs- SANFORD CURTIS having retired from The
general practice o medicine will give their entire
and attention 70 o. the KIND enumerated
The Department of Surgery ard Diseases of the Eye
and Ear viii be under the special eisrge Or SAN
FORD while that OF Dis4as@- Of the un.s Three, and
Heart ard the Dseasss Of Women will be under the
specai chrree Of DR. CgETIs though either will
the ether in iiiicElt casss.
This enterprise has been in successful OF. ton
than year and IL IL believed .rivate Clinic in the
United States presents larger number OF interesting
ard important
Physicians passing through soiourning In city
respectfully invited 70 visit the Innrm&ry.
sep2l-dly
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TvRUsTEE,s sALE.-By virtue Of deed

YRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q deed
= q Trust executed to me BY Peter Potter and Al
media Potter his wf the first day Of Nay 1885, and
duly rseor1sd, BY which he conveyed to the north
west quarter and the half Of the northeast
and the vsst half sf The southwest quarter Of section
twenty t) and the north half Of section twenty
90 west In Lee county Iowa to three promisso
~ notes given BY sad Potter and wife for 81 Zach
10 Samuel Miller and not paid. will sell said prop.
ery on the 4th day Of 1885, between ths hours
oisa m and p m commencing 1t 10 o'clock .. Of
ssid day Or will sell much will pay costs, debt
aud interest. w RANKIN Trustee
sep2
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SILVER DUST FROST for the hair. lust
~ received by WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 Co
sep22
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GOLDEN HAIR POWDER for Fancy
~ Balls, &c, Just received by
sepa WILKIhs0N, BARTLETT co.
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ELAVORING EXTRACTS-Lemon, Va
Il niiIa Rose &e In and pint bottles for sale by
sep22 WILKINSON, BARrLErT CO.
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T UMDHRAEN AND RU1LDkRS are informed that re
IL are now manufacturing lat the Paul a Hiatt MINI
% O00 feet daily Of the vroas kinds Of Pirs vnmbev
also Shingles and Lat Prompt attention win Be eivsn
urdess from everywhere. 4. H0ohn 90
tnGmDLAM
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FIRM FOR N.4LE!

IF applied for soon, will be sold for s15 per
= Title perfect. Will give time q portion Of
the purchase money If desired Ifnot sod the farm
will be mr. rent The Wood on Of - o! the isnd
~ill ray than s asked for the hole farm
elusive Of the cutting and delivering at the Railroad
The farm contains 100 ares situated two miles due
esst of Croton Lee county, Iowa, With gnod, large
Frame House, Bank BaTn, Wood shed, Work Shop
Poaltry House. Smoke House and Shed. and stAbling
for stock good Cellar, large Cst-rn and two
falling Wells. There Ia also good Hcwed Log House
for fenAnt have from $40 60 Trees of choice Fruit
Of all kinds There 50 under fence. the
balance good timber To market. fair proportion
Ia set IN graz lmprov -meutz all nearly new.
will sail very low applied 20 the premises
Will se low tvo quarter sections of hand Of
STATE. have Also sheep Cattle, Cows. Mule, Mare
and Grain and Tanning Tools for SALE also
Spring Wagon isspso-lswtf X. C. PYLE.
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ESTES HOUSE,

UoWaFe Of fCountcrfelto and u0pY1u.
ciplsd dsaDsss ensevuring 10 dispose Of teir fos
other prspar&a6o on the rspuntea at4aihsd b. Hsln
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r INSEED OIL-Boiled and raw, for sale
Aby WILKINSON, BARTLETT Il Co.
sepfl
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CHOICE PICKLING VINEGAR-War-
~ ranted to keep Pickles, for sale by
sep1 ROBERTSON ALBKRs
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VMGUM 1SVR
For Governor,
WILLIAM n. STONE,
Of Marion C0sesty.
For Lieut.. Governor,
BENJAMIN F. CUE,
Of Wsbster csnty.
For Judge Supreme Court,
GEORGE G. WRIGHT,
Of Fan Bxren County.
For supt. OF Public Instruction,
ORAN FAVILLE,
Of Nitchsu Ceysty.
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NLOUR! FLOUR!!-20 bbls. Extra
u Flour, made from Old Winter Wheat and warrant
Cd, for sale by [sep22l RoBERTsoN / ALBERs
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DIED.,

TBOdAS On the 2lst inst, of diptheria, at D.
m. NORAH ElIZABETH., aged years and 2
(frrmerly of Portsmouth, Val
lrpnsrnl This afternoon. at o'clock. from No.
family are invited to attend
CHAMBERS On the I'D instant Mrs, ROSE
ANA CHAMBERS. wife 81 VIM Chambers.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
north. between o and streets, on Tuesday, tine
2l'h inst. at Pm.
RI Ohm RIG On snpSay D%pcS1Hing, October
H. tie 18th year of his age.
He gave evidence to his friends OF a Willingness
- I'D to call him thus giving his mother reason
to ,nrIow not as those that have no hope
=, mineral VII take place from the residence IF
streets. ""'
GALES On Monday I'D inst. at O'Clock a. m d,
hhnhWAY McLELLEN, youngest daughter OF
months. and days.
Dear Ada. Gsd has called thee
To his heavenly home on high,
Where angel band ~ writing,
To bear thee far hey ond the rky
Thy 70 yoit ri is hnshed thy smile i; gone,
Bnt hard IL was for Us 70 part
With our Ada. whom we loved So we'll
The friends of the family are invited to attend
9th IT.. bet. and SITS, Navy Yard. oc 23-ats
THOMAS In Georgetown. on the 23i inst at
~ O'Clock a. m, in the ninth month of her age,
.LatplA- the daughter OF Columbus aud Lavinia
Thomas
Dear Claudia sleep and take thy rest,
God called thee home, he thought it best,
From sin and SORROW set thee free
May We prepare to follow thee
Press one \ iss upon her forehead
gently close those sweet black eyes;
DO not weep. She only sleeping
We will meet her in the skies
The re latives and friends respectfully invited
Frederick street, at o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
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ORPTASs' CoURT, Judge PlrceH-On Satur-
day the will OF Miss Elizabeth Bolton, be-
QUeathIng her estate, after the payment of all
lawful debts, 10 her sist in law, Mrs. Mary
Wilkes. wife OF Charles Wilkes, who Is appoint
% executrlx, was proved and admitted TO pro-
ba;e
The Will Of Johanna Grant, beg ueathing her
pToperty 70 her two daUghters and nominating
Christopher U Hare as executor, was fully
proven. ... 80
The will Of Mrs. Eleanor Lang, of George
Town beqUeaihIng her property TO Hugh Ca
perton, who she also nominates as executor, IN
Trust Tor the benefit of her children, was par
tally proven. Mr.. Caperton Tenounces the
hight OF appointment. .-...-
The first and final account of tie executors
OF George Poe, Jr., deceased was approved
and passed.
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CITY ITEMS.

Two HOURS IN FUS-LAND.-Amusemeu
seekers will be glad to learn that this charm.
Ing, comical, musical entertainment il to be
repeated. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Watkins stand
al the very head Of public entertainers, possess
sing thai wonderful versatility of genius w hich
tive. Nature appears TO have concentrated in
this couple sufficient talent for the endowment
OF full dramatic company. This it is which
renders their entertainments 80 popular for
we all know how much better Is Concentration
than dilution. Every body goes to see them.
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LARGE FUNKRAL-Y esterday afternoon, the
funeI-i OF The late Robt. Gray Campbell took
place from his late residence, No. 4S7 Massa-
chUSetts aVpTue, between 4th and 5th streets.
and was largely attended, the funeral being
perhaps the largest Of the order which has Ia
Ken place Tor years. After the services of the
Baptist Church had been conducted at the
house the procession formed in the following
rcer and proceeded to Glen wood where the
sma4Ds Were lnteTred:--7th Veteran Reserve
band, Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, /. o. o. f., (of
which deceased was chaplain. and as such Of
fCIated at the funeral of Past Grand Beckett
abort ten days since) IN large numbers: Gen.
] tTal Lodge, No. I; Columbian Encampment
No. :; Grand Encampment; Heald's AmeriC an
Brass Band, Grand Lodge, followed by the
corpse, (MessTs Finour and MeCuen, of Me-
trOpOlis Lode Boss and Linehart, OF Column
ban EnCampment- and Hayenner and Mel an
OF tie Grand Lodge, acting as pail bearers) aud
the sCTrOwing family and friends of the de-
beaSed. At the grave the last sad offices of the
order We're conducted by Grand Chaplain
Parker II. Sweet. The deceased had been for
a number Of years employed in the Patent OF
flee, and was respected by all who knew him
a 4 oiet unass uming citizen
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AN ORpEL EoK THE REARREsT OF LUsBY-
On saturday, Jndge Wyiis stated that he was
rot aware tItt There was a second indictment
aEAinst John + Lusby, and he could not sub
mi 70 a aSsse pros. in IL, and he ordered A writ
TO b. issued for bis arrest. The Indictment on
,Ebi, n hts arrest is now ordered Is for com nit
ting rape on the person of little Octave Rons-
sesu, Of y nose murder be was acquitted last
week. Ia, writ has not yet been served, Lusby
beiL- now out OF town; and this morning his
1roth'- informed the marshal that he would
b-ing LIN up and give bail for him.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER Saturday night
omCers SimonGs arrested VIM Cunningham,
John birmingham, and Charles Harris, the
last named colo-ed, for Longing about the
NOrthcTn Market. WIN. Cunningham is well
known 10 the officers, who have had occasion
10 arrest him before; and Justice Thompson
SeEt MN and Harris To the workhouse. john
cunningham is only ~ years of age, and
fchoOlhOy. Tue justice gave him some good
advice, and dismissed him IN nope that he
would refrain from following his older brotB-
sr's example.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gin
Store, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar, which also
secures you free gift, consisting OF cluster
ietand coral sets, sleeve buttons studs, rings
combs, goblets, cups. tea and table spoons,
forks. no ,t1mx
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL POST OFFICE, GEQRGETQWN. d. c..

III
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant mnst
call for advertised letters give the date of this
hst, and pay one cent for advertising. t....
III not called for within one month. they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office. .r... =
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
coTner, ard leave space between the stamp and di-
rections for post marking without interfering with
the writing.
request for the return of a letter to the writer
If unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, post Office and
State across the left hand end of envelope. on the
face side will be cOnplied with at the usual pre-
paid rate Of postage payable when the letter is de-
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CALIFORNIA Cluster Rings and Sets a,so
Pearl Combs and Jet Buckles in great VARIETY
at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43s Penn
avenue, third door from AZ street.
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W. call the attention OF all lovers OF the fine
arts u the advertisement Of Jas. y. MEG uire &
Co, IN our payer of ,o-day. Tue collection, rs
Will D. seen iTCn he advertisement, embraces
lanostal :, t-Urgs, animals, interior views,
NC &. The rrIutIuEs are all framed IN the
latest slNlts. and e tie best materials. The
salf WI '"mulTncr Tomorrow evening, and
cohtht " each "vrRiar until all are disposed OF
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"A hASKET THTZP-Satnrday night officer
Hail o. .te Third Ward arrested Robert Lee
cclot' or siceling roll OF butter from the
siano O. jas Mason. N the northern market.
Inc pIIsoh'r u - taken he ore Justice Thomp-
son who sent him TO Jail for court. ~
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MARRIED.

BIGELOw-HARRIS. On the 18th of septern
Der. by the Rev. J T. Ward. Mr. l.. BIGE.
Low: Of Cayuga county, N Y, and Miss BETTE
HARRIS, If this city
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A CoNPIIEFNFaRY Ran No. sx;,.- nv
the frirpds Of Prot. A j. Cook. IN his hand. At
islsna halI 70 morrow night. very pleasant
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AMUsKMENrs TONIGHT.

GROWERS THEATER.-Second week of the
great Irish drama OF sArrah Ma Pogue.- Mr..
Cheney as 'Shaun, the Post" supported by
an excellent company.
WASHINGTON IHEATER.-Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Florence IN the Irish drama OF s.Ireland as it
Was" and the capital farce OF "The Yankee
HOuEekeeper," with original songs, dances,
&c.
CANTERBURY. u Ballet, songs, burlesques,
and negro CONT Illties by the entire company
Last week OF the drama of The Female Clerks
of Washington, or Early's last Raid
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Last night but two of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Watkins, in their charm
ing entertainments OF Two Hours in Fun
land"
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THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH =
Therefore. the and debi n ssrd lesujd
iHHssis4sly MS HHLMBoLD'S EXTRACT BU
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u A IL FF s Al e.

By virtue of Distrain Warrant, issued at the
suit Of Anton Rupert to directed have sci zed
and taken in distress all the right title claims in
terest at law and in equity to the said Jacob Elme
in and to one Basatelle Table, lot of Weed, lot
Coal, nine Balls, Counter, Weiss Beer Kettle and
Cooler, Table, one Bedstead, two Bird Cages and
three Casks, lot Of Bottles.
And hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, the
oath Of October, A. D. 1855, in the morning, at IL
O'Clock q. m. on the premises, en- 7th street, be.
tween and streets, Island, in the city Of Wash
ington, d. c., will offer for sale the said property
80 seized and taken in distress by public auction to
the his hest bidder for cash. ...
Given under my hand this 18th day of October, A.
D. 1855. G. 7. GIBBONS,
&C no.Sts Railif.
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AUCTION SALES.

For etAsr <sefioa Sales, see JesrA pa&sl
Rr J. o. MCGUIRE co., Aucnonsers.
CANTERBURY BOWLING SALOON AT AUG.
On TUESDAY ArrkRN6oN, October ~, a.
O'Clock. on the premises, ne shall sell the good
will lease for three years, and fixtures Of Cantsr
bury Bowling Saloon. The Saloon has seven alleys
nsncee complete.
The location is particularly desirable for con-
cert room and Restaurant.
Terms cash.
oc sd J G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- NORTH END OF LONG BRIDGE.
ReadqEarIers Department Of WdsAinsron, }
OHce Of Chef Qndrtsyrrasie-.
WuShtpefop, ID. c. October Is, 1865. y
will DO sold at Public Auction, TO the highest
bidder, under the direction of Captain Iohn II
Hynes. A. Q M. on WEDNESDAY, November
lst 1855. at 10 O'Clock a. the following described
Frame Buildings, belonging to the United States,
situated In this city, AZ the north end Of Long
Bridge, VIZ
One Oficer.' Quarters, "a by Is feet.
One Bsrrack. 1.-TWO stories, 63 by 20 feet
One Guardhouse, Is by l. feet.
The Buildings will be sold siHRiy, and most be
removed within ten tlel days from day Of safe.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
M. /, LUDINGf0N,
Colonel and Chief Quartermsster,
oc 236 Department Of Warrington.
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AR ID. PIf1LLIPPl .fbs Jele irated 81 rsireasse
lyf Nom. IN ia resses aides Hair at
NJ WILLIAMS.
ss ss-eolmif J36 Pennsy i,snia avenue.
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Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust from I.
Warren Davis. to me, which bears date on May
18th 1854, ard is recorded In 1iber N. G. T., No
So folio us et seg., 81 the land rds Of the
District Of Columbus and on the request 10 writing
of the holder Of one OF the notes thereby secured,
which II over dne and unpaid, will proceed 20
sell at public auction, in frout Of the PROMISES on
MONDAY, the sd day Of October next, IS S. at AZ
O'Clock D m, that certain parcel Of land know -
lot No Z In Davis subdivision az original lot No.
IN square south Of square NJ. loi9 IN the city Of
Washington.
Terms "a sale: One half OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, aud the residue In three asd sir
months. with interest from the day OF sale.
deed Riven and O deed Of trust taken.
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps At the eoet
of the purchaser.
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
week from the day OF sale the right L. reserved
to sell the premises rold at the risk and cost OF
the first purchase, stte- fve aays' notice in
some newspaper published In the city Of Wash
ington. ~.
N. BALDWIN. Trustee.
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AsBURY LLOYD, Truste,
IcGUJRE q CO.. Auctioneers.

VERY DESIRABLE THREE-sroRy BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE WITH BACK BUILD
last eep1RNsS OF NRgWw l YdR SN k MIME
AND TENTH STREET
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. October - az ~
O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell Lot No. IL,
In Dsyidsop's 81 bal vision Of squsre No 81 situa
ted on the northeast corner Of New York avenue
and 10th street. fronting 81 teet On New York ave-
nue and running back with unequal width ll9 feet
5tnchts TO an sOey-contsining S6l0ha square feet
more OF less, improved by y three story Br1ck
Dwelling House, with back building, with gas and
water. House and Lot Go BE- sold together.
Terms Of sale: One hasf cash; balance ia 9 and u
menths, with interest, secured by . deed OF trust
on the premises
All convey sncing and STAMPS st cost Of the pur-
chaser.
&C Is dads J. c. Mcguire a CO.. Aucts.
Immediately after the above sale, we shall sell
Lot No. e, IN nayidson's subdivision of Square
S3 fronting Is feet inch yn the sOath side of New
York avenue. between 9th and 10th streets west,
with de pth Of ll2 feet.
Terms Of sale above.
oc 2I-ts J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aueti,neer..

FWEiSF O Ssb gfsEfHiE so$Tsr IL
respectively October ig ISIS and October is, isa
folio. :h ssiiG :. d to
the premises, on FRIDAY the Sd day OF November,
or Sa "a net S H.
two feet six inches l4h street west, and running
ertS i finely located and improved BY two neat.
well bull, and substantial twostOry Brick Houses
Terms Of .sle: One half Of the purchase money
M s H. 81 on each
sSeksd d tSs II resale will be
interest secured by deed Of trust on the premises
II the terms Of sale are not complied with in ave
right to re sell at the rsi and cost Of the defauitns
purchaser, after five days public notice by adver
All eonveyancing and revenue stamps at cost Of
s. SsshI dsEES r gsss
SALE OF GGEkksSkfh, va sESiIDISGs AT
Carsf Quarts,masts-'. Oree, Depei washt.s:e.,}
at Alexandria Va, under the direction q i Brevet
BAY, Sovcnbsr l. 1855, at O'clock CT p M. Six
Frame Buildings, as follows:
st the cOtfO" FpetOgg; ,c sO,s Of Wa'hi"sfOn aud
One ID Building, IA by 20 feet, one story, shinged
roof.
One. III Barrack, 20 BY IS feet, 1.-TWO stories,
shingled roof.
One ij Kitchen, 20 by IS feet, one story, shinged
roof
One ID Clubhouse, by 10 feet, two stories.
shiDg'ed roof.
Ats w. Corner Of Queen and Pariek stre.ts,
One Cd stable, ~ by 100 feet, felt roof
At The rear Of No. 207 Queen street
ROne q Shed Mess house, IL by y feet felt roof
The above described buildings will be sold siuply
in the order named, and must be removed by the
purchasers With ten days from date Of sale.
II. FUCKER,
Breyet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
oc 1891 Depot of Washington.
10y VIM. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
II South corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
SALE OF GROCERIES, sUTLERs' GOODS,
Oh TUESDAY, Path instant, We will sell, in front
OF the Auction Rooms, q stock of Groceries, Lii
Quors, &c, embracing
Boxes Tobacco, segars, fine cut Chewing Tobacco,
Fine Lynchburg Tobacco
Barrels Whisky Brandy, and Gin
Boxes Pepper: Mustard, and Soap
Condensed Milk
Wrapping Paper
Cases Suits Whisky, CIaret, and Champagne
Tin Ware, Backing, and Brushes.
Jellies Preserves. and Pickles and Canned Fruits
Cases Claret. Whisky, and Brandy
Barrels Crackers, Cakes
80 barrels Cab es and Crackers
Gases Champagne, Suit Whisky, Schnapps, &c.
White Lead
lot Small Stores
And a lot of Dry and Fancy Goods with many
other articles in the Grocery line.
ocN VIM. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFLgkS0oH AND TO MORROW
RrwM. d. WALL = CO., Aseuoues1.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEAT Ann cav.
T3kThBLI TRAht HogsE AND loT SEAI

PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE ANDIoT Mn
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
BY virtue Of deed OF trnst 10 the sab.criber.
dated August Is, 1850, and duly recorded In Iiber
s. No. 9s, foiioe -, &C., q the land records,
&C., I ehall oHer for sale, ~ pubiis suction, on
MONDAY the sd day Of October, 1850 st O'Clock
p q, part Of Lot numbcrsd eleven, lli,bi square
nnmpered three hundred and nifty three. es be-
ginning Tor the same at the southeast corner u said
Lou. ana running thence north with 10th street
Neet 10 Ieet thence west 100 feet; thence south "
1eet, end thence east 100 feet 90 said 10th street
and piece OF beginning Of the plan % the said cty
OF W eshinston.D With the improvements thereon,
consulting OF neat and couveni~nt FrHme Hooss
This property IL situated 10th street west near
MARY land avenue, and but q short distance from
the Smithsonian 1nstitation, in a health, Al
pleasant neigh korhood. The house a a two .torv
and attic house with back building atiached
Terms: One third cash; the residue In ssk tueiye
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily in
dorsed, and bearii interest," from the day 20 sale
and secured by q deed Of trust on the premises.
deco given and q deed Of trust taken.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
If the terms o. sale are not com piled with within
nve days from the dsy OF sale the Trustee reserves
the right 10 re sell the said property st the risk
and ooet Of the defsultlng purchaser giving two
days notice in the Evening star
SIC viii be required Of the purchaser before
leaving the ground.
AsBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
% -Stawkds WH L. WALL, a Co Aucts
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, 1uctiOneers.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
81 STREET WEST, BETWEEN SOUTH v
AND 81 Reefs, ISLAND, BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the sd iDst., at a. o'clock D. m,
We shsll es, in front OF the premises part Lot o,
in Square $50 2. feet e2-3 inehcs frsbt 100 feef
deep, running back to good alley. consisting OF q
twOs story frame house, II ont and back which will
leaving the city.
Terms: cash.
$50 down when sold
All oonveysncins and revenue stamps at the pur-
ocIe-d GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts