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SAn odd marriage is reported In Bland
county, Virginia, that OF Mr.. Allen Hannah
and Miss Hannah Allen.
- The trial OF ex Gauger Moeller is stili
progressing at Detroit. Hon. Matt II Car
penter closes for the defense to-day. The
case Is watched with much interest.
1The wholesale Clothing establishment
OF Messrs. Cook Sons, at ramworth, Stat
fordshire, England, has been DESTROYED by
fire, throwing six hundred operatives out OF
work.
MANY very good people are annoyed by
sleepiness ia church. Tue following remety
IL recommended: Lift the foot seven inches
from the floor, and hold In suspense without
support for the limb, and repeat tie remedy
II tie attack returns.
axA Miss Cook has Just been elected su-
lowo, but Mr.. HUFF, the republican incunl-
bent OF the Office, contests her election on tue
ground that being woman she is not eligi-
Ole.
sS-"It will C--tainiy shorten your life,
Harry, IL you continue IN smoke so much"
81 don't know that" replied the gentleman.
''lheTes my father who smokes every blessed
day, and low he's seventy years OF age"
well" was the reply, "if he hadn't smoked
he might have been eighty"
1.-TWO hotel runners at Sedalia, Mo-. got
into fight on Thursday last when Que
c!utched the other by the throat til his
tongue protruded, and then struck him "A
that the throttled man biz of more than an
inch OF his tongue.
GA young man accompanied by two po-
lice omcerS entered a olSsecting room In Nom
fre2l some days ago. and laid claim to adeaf
body, which be declared was that of his
the stranger quietly removed the corpse 10
have u reburied.
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CRUELTY IN A SCHooL.-Among the pu-
pills who attend Public School No. 3, on
adams street, Hoboken, is a little girl
named Coran, ten years of age, who lives
close 10 the school building. On Monday of
last week she was brutality beaten by Miss
Cunningham, teacher or her department.
WHO used heavy rattan, and struck the girl
a number OF heavy blows over her back,
leaving several ugly ridges which are yet
visible. The next day the childs back was
so sore that she was not able TO button her
clothes around her. Mr.. Doran, the girls
rather, called the attention OF the school
trustees TO the brutal treatment his child
had received, and appeared before Justice
Monk and made q criminal charge OF assault
and battery against the teacher. Miss Cum
bingham is described as lady OF fine ac-
complishments, but OF very uneven temper,
and other children have, in time past. COM
plafned OF her excessive cruelty. A Law OF
The state, passed a few years ago, denies TO
the teachers in the schools the right To iufiict
CORPORAL punishment upon their pupils.-N.
y. Times, 9Th.
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctiouser,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and = streets n. y.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BE
TWEEN lsr AND Sd STREETS EAST, NEAR
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
- On WEDNESDAY AFf1RNOQN, uovsm-
auction, in front Of the prs1lses the west BART Of
Lot No. in square No. "a, With the tmpIoyen nts
thereon, conaisting Of Two story Dwelling. part
Brick and Dsrt Frame. The loe hes front Of about
feet the north side q North OaroiinA avenue,
Terms made Known & sale: go down at time Of
WI. P..O'OONNOR,
Hxecutor 81 the estateof the late ChrtstoDhsr No
|. poySdrds y. d. CLHARY, salesm VI.
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~Forged tickets, purporting to be vooi
for . passage over the Illinois Ceotrai rail-
road from Chicago to Denver, have hem Of
tered Tor sale In New York
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THOMAS BOWLING
FNHONAS BOWLING
i Anctioueer and Real Estate Broker,
(At the old stand of Latimer Cleary,D

THREE VALUABLE UNIMPROvED BUILDING
LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS
NQRTHWEST, ONE OF THE MOST DESIRA-
TION.
IN On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November IL.
U{ols75, at O'Clock, In front Of the premises,
Nshall sell lots 9, 10 and ii, square 500, having
front each Of IL feet by depth of 100 feet.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance at g. IL and Is
months, secured by deed of trust, with notes bear
ing interest at per cent. per annum. ConveyaD-
cling at purchasers cost. $50 down at time Of sale
ON each lot.
noy5-dts THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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THOMAS DOWLIN9.
suctioneer and Real EstSte Broker,
At the old stand Of LatimeT & Cleary.
Southwest corner of Penna avenue and llth street.
WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Il W ilIams, Auctfooeers.
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.

w Successor to Green Il Williams, Aucttoneers
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets.
TRGSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF TWO-STORY
AND HANSARD ROOF, BEING PRESS BRICK
FRONT AND LARGE FAY WINDOW, WITH
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, KNOWN
As HOUSE No 224, FRONTING ON SECOND
STREET EAST, BETWEEN ID AND g SITS.
NORTH.
"a BY virtue of a deed OF trust, dated the 9th
~ cay Of September, A. ID. lS72, and duly re-
corded in Liber No. 69s, folio IS, one of The land
records for the District of Columbia, and by the
written request of the holders Of notes. shall sell
on MONDAY, the I 3th day Of November, ISIS, at
4 O'Clock P m, on the premises, Lot Of John
Chester and Charles b. w Jenkins subdivision of
original lots e. 50 and 81, and the south 10 feet .
inches of Lot g. in Square numbered seven hundred
and twenty five 725). as the same i. recorded among
the records Of subdivision in the Office Of Surveyor
Of the District of Columbia, together with ell and
singular the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash; balance one and two years,
for notes bearing per cent inter eat per annun and
secured with O deed Of trust on the prem sold.
All conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser S2lo
down on the day OF sale, and il the terms of sale
not complied With in FIVE days from day of sale the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the premises
the risk and cost of the defautiDg purchaser by al
yertising three times in some newspaper published
in Washington city.
HENRY KAISER, Trustee.
noV6 TRep noyl0l WASH ID, WILLIAMS, AuCt
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COAL! GOAL! WOOD! WOOD,!
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH!
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arfyirs daily, cargoes Of the best varieties Of al
kids of COAL and WOOD.
NOW II the time to buy
lyon would save money get sood artiels and Jx,i
tcetsht 224o pounds to the ton, call on the under
signed before on buy.
Having two Of the largest Wharves ia the District,
and ell the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from vessels to the
consumer, We can certainly offer special induce
menfs. A visit 10 our Wharves aud Depot will con-
vince ore ~ glace Of OR unsurpassed advantages
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as O. to 8
per cord.
single trial Is all that 10 necessary to conyuoe
the public of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,,
Msin Ofsice and Depot ct Jobnson's Wharves foot
Of 18th and lsih streets.
oness i2s ~ st ssss.s P0r'e"'''' .us.,so
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rf'HOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the Old stand Of Latiner Clesry.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE
PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE ST CLOUD
HOTEL, ON THE O0RNER OF NINTH AND

PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE ST CLOUD
HOTEL, ON THE CORNER OF NINTH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
a BY virtne Of deed Of trust dated the add day
No. IA, folio 29, one Of the aud records for Wash
ingon county, in the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the parties secured thereby, the IN
dersigned will sell at public auction, in trout Of the
PR mises. on FRIDAY, the 9th day of November,
1873, al 80 O'Clock M all those lots pieces of
ground situated in the city Of Washington and Dis
trict of Columbia, and known parts Of lots num-
bsred nineteen, fl9 twenty, f2D) and twenty lone,
t2l) in square numbered three hundred and seventy
seven, (S, } beginning at the northeast corner of
said sqEare and running thence west on street if-
ty two t52) feet and eight 80 inches, thence south
eighty 1867 feet, thence west nine (69l
aad six 90 inches, thence south thirty (3Dl feet,
thence east TO 9Th street west thence north with said
9Th street 20 the place Of beginning, together with
the improy ements thereon. This property, known
as the ST. Cloud Hotel, " is one Of the most advan-
t,geously located in the city Of Washington.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, OF which thrOe
thousasd dollars (s3,0o0) will be required a de-
poss Immediately at the time Of sale, and the bal.
ance in elual instruments in twelve, eighteen and
twenty -four months, for which the purchaser will
be required to give his promissOry notes, bearing
date on the day Of sale with interest at eight 49,
cent. per annum, and secured By q deed of trust
upon The premises and policies Of insurances salts
factory to the undersigned. The terms of sale
TO be complied With within ten days after the day of
sale, Otherwise the trustee reserves tho right OF
selling the property at the risk and of the de-
faulting purchaser upon ten days advertisement in
sene Newspaper published in the CITY of Washing
ton, D. q. All eonyeyancing at the cost of the plr
chaser.
octE-wf mSwSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At AUCTI0N-BRICk STORE AND DWELL-
ING ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NEW JER-
SLY AVENUE AND ID STREET SOUTH
BY vi Tue OF q deed 81 trust dated October Is,
l1s, rSed in liber 7s7 folio l07. Of the land
records OF arlington county, District OF Colum-
bia, snd By direction Of the holder Of the note Sc
cured thereby, We will sell AZ public auction, in
front Of the premises, TUE DAY, the % 4
day OF November, 1873, at ocl,ck .. m. all that
piece or parcel Of ground In Washington City, Dis
triet OF Ooumbia, known as lot A. in Charles stotts
sinpina fop the ..ms ,is IN saaafe Ssi, se
square and on street ninety nine feet five
inches TO private alley three feet wide, thence
south SIX feet thence sonthwestwarly sixty one
feet, thence southwestwardy and 81 right angles
with New Jersey avenue thirty -four feet, thence
northwestwardly with said avenue twenty feet to
Terms OF SAFE: s25OO, with ten per cent interest
from April 18TH 1875, together with the expenses Of
this sale in cash balance in and IL months, Sc
cured By notes bearing interest aud deed of trust
on the property. Conveyancing at purchasers cost
91o Gown when property 10 struck OF, which viii
be forfeited IL terms OF sale are not compiled with
seven days, and property resod at purchaser risk
and cost, on five days notics.
B. p. DODGE, (r~,,..
A DARNTELLE,S Trusteos'
novS-'Oi W. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioueer.
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FoND OF THE SMIfHs.-Mtchaei J. Martin
has been sentenced 70 eighteen months of
state prison for bigamy. He first Marie 4
espoused an Elixabeth 6mith
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GREEN. Al ! o'clock, the morning. Of the 18th
Of November, MARY JANE, the beloved wife Of Jos.
Green.
Funeral sersices At the house, 1914 sh street; ct
hall past ten Saturday morning.
BkssLlN. Suddenly, on the 18th instant, VAL
ENTlNE HKssLlN, aged % year, 81 New York city.
His renaiIs will leave on the m0rnia az q ain To-
morrow Tor New York city.
kkNDRlCk. AZ Bridgeport, H., on the 9TH iu-
slant, at o clock a. m, Mr.. MARy kENDkIck.
after a lingering illness Of cOnsumetion. which she
ore th chr istian fortfude, the beloved wife q
MT. Geo. n. kendrick, formerly Of this city. She
was q faithful wife, devoted moshsr and friend.
khe has gone TO her reward. Blessed ere they who
die in the Lord.
SULLIVAN Nov. 10Th, in the sth year OF her
age, NARY T., tauehte Of Denis and Zion Sullivan.
Funeral will take place from their residence, s03
II street northwest, raturday, Ct .. N.
eTKINLE. On the morning Of the llth inst =, Ct
O. n :, Of congestion Of the lungs, AUeusr EpwARD,
only Of Frederick and g. Christina sssiale, AID
10 months and = DAYS.
Fuperal Saturday, November lSth, Of D. m The
friends and scquaantanees invited 20 attend NJ
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A COURAGEOUS WOMAN. - Mr.. Moses
Foee, wealthy farmer, lives q mile from
Gorhsm village, Me. He is a widower. and
his housekeeper is Mrs. Jewett. On Tues
day forenoon knock was heard at the front
door, and on opening IL Mrs. Jewett. who
was alone In the house, saw a tramp stand
the house. She replied she was the only
mistress at the time. The man then inquired
Tor the gentleman of the house. and was told
he was down I'm the field. He appeared very
anxious 10 see him, and wanted Mrs. Jewett
10 go down and call him. She refused and
told the fellow she couldn't talk with HIM
any longer, aud shut the door in his face
While the lady was talking she thought she
heard some one up stairs, SO she went directly
to her room, and taking pistol, stepped In
another room, where sure enough she was
confronted by large aud ugly looking man,
who was endeavoring TO secrete himSelfin a
closet. With the utmost GOODNESS Mrs. Jew
EFT aimed her pistol at him and requested
him 10 depart. He demurred at first, when
the lady made another step forward and
cooked the pistol. The fellow then ran down
stairs ard Up the road. The man al the front
door had also disappeared.-Bosfon Herald
A YOUNG MAN WITH A PEANUT SHELL
IN HIS LUNGs.-About year and half
ySTng of maa Sy ias name OF
townshlp, was attending a public sale in
North Whitehall township, and when on his
way home, being on horseback and riding
quite last, as he was eating some peanuts a
piece OF one OF the shells was carried into his
mouth by the current created by his fast
riding, passing down his throat and lodging
in one OF his lungs. At the time of the oc-
currence nothing serious was thought of II,
there only being slight tickling sensation,
which was thought would pass away after
awhile. But not SO. In a few months a PAIN
began TO be felt in the lung In winch the
shell was lodged, which kept growing worse
as lime passed by. Recourse was had to a
physician, and after some treatment, and
finding that no good was being done. the
advice OF other medical men was sought, but
all TO no avail, while the young man has
gradually been growing worse, until now he
has been so reduced in strength that ha is
entirely unable To perform any kind of labor,
and hardly able TO get about-A0ezto,cl,P Pa.
Chronicle, Nor. 4.
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PLANTING BULBs.-This can be done any
time this month or next, provided the ground
IL not frozen. The varieties most planted in
autumn are hyacinths, tulips, crocusses,
snow drops, narcissus, crown-fmperials, &C.
Ihey requ iicn, ngnt, somewhat sandy
soil, and should be set two inches below the
surface. Hyacinths, to have them In perfec-
ton, should be replanted every fall, but the
others may remain in the ground two or
three years. The chrysanthemum and gladio-
lus should be taken up as soon as their leaves
are dead, and either buried In sand in the
cellar or placed on a shelf or an open closet
where the mice cannot reach them, or where
they will not freeZe.-Ge1md,fotcR telegraph.
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nOWNMAN & GREEN,
II AuctioDeers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No ala 7th street northwest.


No ala 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE SITUATE ON 18th STREET,
NEAR IL N. W., BEING A 3-ST0RY FRAME
DWELLING WITH LII THE MODERN I'M
PROvEMENTS, AND Lot ADJOINING.
also. UNlMPROYED LOT ON 10Th STREET,
RE1WEES AND X.
80 By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 18th day Of
BJ February, 1873. and duly recorded m Liber No.
rs folio 45 et seq Of the land records for the
District of Columbia and at she request of the party
secured thereby, will sell ct pub ic auction, in
front OF the premises. to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the I 18th Of Noveciber, beginning at 4
O'Clock p. m the folic wing described real estate,
sitCate !. Ire city Washington, District of CO.
lumbfs. known ano described all Of Lot 8, in
,qusre -, ronIi n 10Th street northwest, be-
tween 6IG
Also. a. ais p. m. same day, the following de.
seribe1 cai estate improved by thI story Frame
ouse, known "a the whole of Lot No. u.s. in so
lO6; also. Part of original Lot IL, square, front
ing on lgE street, fuller description Of which will
be given on DAY of sale.
Terms: One-tbn6 cash; balance In equal notes
bearing per cent. interest, of 6, II, Is and "a
menths, secured by deed of trust on the property
sold. deposit of 500 will be required on each
piece OF property on the day Of sale. All convey
the hit to resell the property ii the terms of sale
the cost of the purchaser in default after adver.
tisement Of one week in some newspaper in Wash
THOMAS WEAVER, Trustee
octO-d NJ. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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PEOPLE hereabouts to q large extent are
under the impression that Florida only pro-
tuces oranges In any quantity. But, IL seems
DIT ion at least, and this is said to be sdi
Increasing. Indeed, il is said that the largest
orange orchard i'm the world 10 In Louisiana.
There is one OF lbs acres belonging 70 Gard q
Guihrie, situated in Lower Lafourche, Just
coming into bearing; while Bradish Johnson
has the fruit on 10000 trees In full bearing,
now for sale. The latter orchard Is In Pla-
ouemipe parish. Besides, California pro-
duces paodigious crops, where IL has long
been n remuneYating one.
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vyALTi10RE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
40 DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND B STREETS NV.
After Monday, September 18TH, ISIS, trains VIII
TRAiNS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
600 an, Limited s kIeress. da AL N Tor the West
YOIk, d ally except SUNDAY
$40 An, Aocommodai ion to Baltimore, daily.
except Sunday Parlor Oar Train
11:33 an ast Line West and Nor h daily except
I1spm, Express for Philadelphis and New
York, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
4:3O m, Tor Philadelphis, daily.
$50 N Cincinnati Express, daily tor the West;
ma dsils except saturday Tor the North.
Trains 9KRfFE AT WASHiNG row.
6:13 an, New York Express. daily.
s:39 a m ACCOMPLISHING, daily except Sunday.
II:35 am. Accon "a dalton, daily except Sunday
245 "a, baltimore and PAiladelDhia Express,
4:o3 m, Limited Elk press from New York, daily
~ sunday
5:23 IN, lay Express, daily except Sunday.
900 M, = Geo mInodstiOn, DAHL except Sunday
so III. daily from Baltimore and the West.
IL :23 PIN Richmond Express daily excep OF Sunday
,. m. daily except sunday, connect at Bowie with
trains for PSpe's Greek line.
Trains having Warrington at 6o9 q m and 40
Trains arriving at Washington at S55 q. m, and
800 p m connect al Bowie with trains from Pope's
Passengers l aving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner of 18th street And Pennsy yania
MIA avenue. can have their baggage called for aud
checked at b1els and residences 70 ali points North
ana West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Colum.
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points East, West, North and south.
GEO. O. WILKINS suRe.I,itHI.,sednNd.ens,,
D.. BOYD, Jr.. Gent Pass'r Agent. m,yzs.tf
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MITANDER-sbOEMAKE On "wednesday
yenine, at the Church % the Epiphany. by the
Rev. nr. watkins. NILS MITASDFR OF New York,
e. LIZZIE ID. sHoEMAKER, q New Orleans.
WILL AMe0N-HIEskEIL. On the ll.h or
the Rev. Dr; Chester, at the Metropolitan Pre- by
terisn Church. IRVING WILLIAMSON aud Miss sa-
DIE p. HIEsKkLL, both Of this city. No cards.
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COAL AND WOOD.
II EDw. CLARK. T. B. GROSS, JR.
7. EDW. CLARK CO.,
DEALERS IN
LUUBER, WOOD, COAL, DOORS, SASH
BLINDS. MOULDINGS, re.

Principal Office, Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill,
loot OF 4'h St east, near United States Navy Yard
Office, Room No. 1, lFiremen 3 Ins. Office,J over
Bank Of w aslinetOn, W ashinRton. D. O. ocl9- Pm
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is in jail at Cleveland, o., for illegal voting.
He has rugged up . sort Of apparatus to hang
from, and gives daily exhibitions OF the
strength of his jaw for the bene0t OF his fell
w-prisoners and visitors to the iall. Among
other feats he can bold . pail OF water al
arms length, in each hand, while suspended
above the floor by his teeth.
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u 81. WABNEB,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneef,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIV
PROvED REAL ESTATE ON STREET,
- By viltue OF Q deed az trust, dated September
I'D, 1874, and duly recorded In iiber No 76l,
- folio 81 ct seq one Of the land records Of the
District Of Dol umba and BY the written request Of
the ssrty resursd thereby, =: Sin 'el e public
29d, 1875, at AZ o'coct p. n, All thai piece par
inRton, District OF Colombia, and known and de-
siensted e lot numbered Twelve, sn2 TN square
Terms: One fourth cash and the balance In 8, L.,
and IS months, for which The notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest at per cent. per annum from day
Of sale; and sseurss 81 sdesl g tast On ths lscp
required q time Of sale. An convey sncing at the
exDenss of the lnrehassr " she terms q sale Are
trustees the right g resell the yropsrty q
the risk and cat Of the deauitns purchaser, afsss
''' SHasi 10Y ! frRpAss A. : Trustees.
novsto&ds J. T. jCQLDwELL, salesman.
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WHAT would lsaak Walton say u "a
scientific Frenchmans- new way OF taking
nsh? IL is rather rough on the finny fellows,
but doubtless IL is ingenious. Platinum wire
Is placed in green bottle and iguited by
electricity. Seeing this remarkable illumi-
nation, The silly fish swarm round the bottle
Ike so many boon companions, when the
scientific Frenchman scoops them out i'm a
net. This may be an Improvement upon the
elegant simplicity Of rod, line, aud fy; bat
IL isn't geEtl rs fishing should be. aud IL Is
taking rather mean advantage OF the fishes
Ignorance of chemistry
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING,

THOMAS BOWLING,
Il Aucflonter AID Real Ystste Broker,
At the oil stand Of Latimsr & Clesry,
SoEtkves; corner PeuBa. svenue aud lith street
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS: HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIRE, OFFICE FURNITURE. SHELVING
AND COUNTERS; BRUSSELS AND THREE
PLY CARPETS, LARGE LOT OF ROCKING
HAN AND YELLOW WARE; CHINA AND
GLASS WARE; COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES: ONE Rotary VALVE MOTION OS-
CILLATlNG ENGINE. EIGHT HORSE
POWER; \ NUMBER OF FINE GAS-FIX-
a On SATURDAY MORNING, November
W 18th, $50, at o O'Clock, IN front Of my
~ ton rooms, shall sell the following goods
~ Several superior French Plate Mirrors;
Elk sets OF Black Walnut Marble Top Chamber Fur
niture;
A number Of Sets of Painted Marble Top and Plain
Cottage Furniture:
Walnut Marble Tor Tables, Lounges:
brussels, Three Ply and Ingram Car pets;
Hair and Husk Mattresses Pillows aud Bolsters,
Dining Room Fur niture, Office Furniture;
Large Lot Shelving and Counters;
Extensive assortment Of Rockingham and Yellow
Ware;
China aud Glass Ware;
Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c.
Also.
One Rotary Valve. Motion Osciatirs Engine, eight
Gas Fixtures, Good Second haud Harness.
Terms cash.
povll-2t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.