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VOUN0 3 MIDDLETON, Auctioueers
II Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
L. Droft Building, corner eth and streets,

kSk Masr sI5E u HAESs
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated November
ID, l674, and recorded in hber 766, folio 81, Of
the land records OF Washfngton county District Of
Columbia and By direction Of the holder Of the note
secured thereby. We will sell e. public euction in
ground II W.sSinsson city, district Of Columbia g.
known end described the south half Of lot number
sixteen, 49, square numbered three hundred and
nineteen. subject to prior decd OF trust for
H1er 7 folio -, Of the aforesaid In nd records.
Tefms Of sale: Qnet third Of the p1rchase msaey 20
WITH 70 psr cent. interest, secured By notes and
dsed Of trust o. the Iropssty. Oonveyaneing At PM.
VIII Be forfeited unless the terms Of sale com
Billed with In I'VE days from SALE and the porty
may be rsso q the fisk and cost Of the desautins
purchaser. gAs & rAYNTi $Trustse,.
asva. Io1eaHSa 1 HSsitbbbbiI1z4os, Aucss.
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AN UNIQUE SYSTEM OF FIRE INSURANCE
EXISTS IN CHINA.-When there is a tire the
Chinese law makes the local authorities re-
sponsibie for the damage. III as manyas ten
buildings are burned, the highest official in
the city or town is fined nine months pay;
II over thirty, he forfeits years pay, and If
three hundred he is degraded one degree in
rank. This system is said to induce praise
worthy carefulneSs on the part OF officials,
and extensive CONGREGATIONS are said to be OF
rare occurrence in China.
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THr CHEROKEE CHIEFTAINcY.- The
Cherokee National Council. i'm joint session
last Friday, counted the votes cast at the
general election in August last for principal
and assistant chiefs, and declared Charles
Thompson elected principal chief by II ma
Jortty, and Judge Davis Roe assistant chief
by 10 majority. The Senate stands eleven
RoSs men ana seven Downing or Thompson
men, and the Lower House nineteen Ross
men and fourteen Downing men. Every
Thing passed of quietly. Chief Thompson. on
taking the oath ofof,ice, intimated that there
would be no material change in the manage
ment or policy of his administration.
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IL J. SWEETt
Il. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. GIL 7th street, opposite q. S. Post ONES.

PTREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
. ING LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION,
ON THIkTkENTH STREET, BETWEEN s
AND y, AND TWELFTH STREET, BE
TWEEN 8 AND TsTREETS.
- will offer for sale at public auc ion, in front
@le15, at p. m, the following described build
Ing lots, to wiz North part OF lot q, square 275,
ON iaeu INTO Two lots ~ by w and Il feet inches by
10 feet inches-and north psrs of lot Is, square
20 divided into two lots, each Il feet inches by
Terms made known on dsy of sale. Fifty dollars
deposit required each lot sold, aud
at purchasers cost. Title perfect.
n0v29-d X. j. SWEET, Auctioneer
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a LITTLE GIRLS SUICIDE IN FIT OF
PJoUE--On Saturday William Ogg's twelve
year old girl, in Georgetown, became pro-
voked at something that her baby sister had
done, and slapped il. Mrs. Ogg i'm turn chas-
tised the elder child. This so incensed the
girl that she Immediately announced her de-
termination TO Kill herself She straIghtway
went 10 the river-the Big Miami-wIth 3
bundle Of clothes under her arms, and first
throwing the clothes deliberately into the
Cincinnati Enasrer
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HNBUSTEES' SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION OF
l. AN EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE ESTATE
On THE HEIGHTS NORTH OF GEORGE
TOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING.

ON INK NORTH OF GkDk9E-
TOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date the
l4th day OF April, 1874, and recorded in Lfber
NO. at folio 245 of the land records Of the county
in said District and By direction OF
the holder Of the promissory note thereby secured
We VII oner Tor sSIe at public auction, Ia front Of
etmber, 1875, at 4 O'Clock p m, ali that tract of
land situate in said county Of Washington, and de-
scIibed SIS follows Parts OF tract OF land called
Inc Rock OF Dunbart0n,' or The Addition to the
Rock OF Dunbarton > or Pretty Prospect or tClif
ton, or By whatever name the same may be known
IN one, which was held by Brooke MackalI and by
him sold to Henry Gildermester. and which said
parcels united in one are bounded on the south by
the lands Of Edward Linthicum, convey ed to him
~ Brooke Eackall; on the west by the lands Of
Morris Adler and L. A. Eliason; on the north By
nsrds heirs; and on the east by the lards Of VIII
liam Morton and Robert Barnard's heirs, and con-
tanning in all forty five 49, Of land, more or
less, and being the parcel Of land conveyed to the
late Charles klet ynnior, by Henry 0ildermeister
BY deed dated May 20, 1857, and recorded In Lber
the improvements, consisting OF large and hand
some Dwelling house, &c.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the deed OF
trust, are Is follows: ne-third Of the purchase
money cash; the balance In equal instalimeuts, at
twelve IA, eighteen as and twenty four ga month";
purchaser will be required to give his promssory
notes bearing interest at the rate OF eight @ per cent
per annrm, the payment Of which TO be secured BY
deed OF trust on the property sold. A deposit Of
$500 required OF the purchaser ct the time Of sale
AL ''n's'an Euas 4 fGs dS Il
ROBERT =. PRESTON trustees.
nov2S Goods GEO. W. SrIOKHEY, Auct
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a WOMAN NJ URDERs HER SrEPsoy.-A
woman aged forty named Wilhelmine Weik
has been arrested in Buffalo, N. Y. charged
whose body was found in an old Well on the
premises i'll nude state except shirt, with
chains and other weights attached TO his
neck. Property belonging to the murdered
BOY, and reverting to her own child in case
OF his death. is the supposed cause.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
SAILING DAYS.
FROM Pier ,, North Wharves, Phiiadelphia,
SATURDAY, ct 12 m.
d. o., MONDAY, at 8 D. m.
This line connects at Phisdelphis with Clydes
Regular Semi-weekly Line of Steamers for Provi-
deDce, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston BY thi. line.
g. y. HYDE, Agent for D. Of q.
WIN. p. CLYDE co, Pbiladel phis.
A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
-. ID. G. MINK. 20 Bevonshire street, Boston.
~Freights delivered by Knoxs Express. Orders
LETT at General 0f1ce. sos Pennsylyania avenue. or
81 the Steamers Wharf, VIII be promptly attended
to- sep2tr
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MURDERED IN A BALL ROOM - Near
Altoona, Pa, Tor some time past A bitter
amnesty has existed between Oliver Dur
bin and John Pettitt, in Richhi,i. Greene
county, the feud having Originated in
jealousy about young woman. Several
times Durvin has threatened 20 XIII his wal.
anu about a month ago Attempted to shoot
him Last evening the two men met al tina
mouse OF James Daily, where party was in
progress, and before any one could interfere
Duroin attacked Pettitt and crushed his
skull In with a heavy stone, which hal
eNldently been concealed about his person
and taken TO the ball room 10 perforrn tbe
numerous work. The murderer was At
once arrested, and il required the most de-
termined Efforts on the part OF the authors
ties 10 spare him from being lynched
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SUITS AGAINST THE BRooKL

SUITS AGAINST THE BROOKLYN RING
The Attorney General of New York has
ordered suits TO be brought against con-
tractors w. {. Kingsley and A. Keeney,
engineer Adams. water Commissioner w. A,
Fowler and eX-water comm ssioners Archi-
bald Bliss and E.A. Lowber, all of Brooklyn.
10 recover excessive amounts paid I'm the
new storage reservoir and sewer contracts,
in which IL is alleged there was collision be-
tween contractors and officials. The amount
TO be sued for is S6OOOOO.
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CLAUDIA OLIVER, pretty girl OF seven
teen, living at Greenpoint, Brooklyn, latel y
married one Edwin II. Brown clandestinely,
but immedia tely after the ceremony refused
to accompany her husband to bis home, and
returned TO her parents, whom she Informed
of her marriage. The latter made inquiries
regarding him, and learned thai he had been
married in 1872 and that his wife was sueing
for divorce. Claudia Is now also sueing for
q divorce in her turn.
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NOKE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
~ DBPOI C0RSEB 6IH AND STREETS NV.
After moLdsy, November ri, 1875, trains will run
TRAINS LEAVE fOR BALTIm0RE
500 an, Limited kxpress, daily Tor the West;
daily exe-pt Sunday for the North
7:lO . m AccOHamoda ion for Popss creek
7:30 an, Express for Philadelphia and New
excepT sund-y PsrIor Car Train.
fl:33 IN last Line West and North, daily excep,
l:3O pm, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, and Norfolk Via Baltimore, daily
except sundsS.
500 Pm, AecYIEo Ion, daily except Sunday.
40 I'm, for Philadelp his, daily:
TAO Pm Cincinnati Express, dsily for the Vest;
on daiiy exees, SATURDAY for the North.
TRITNS AKkTVE Ar WASHING ron
e:lS an, New York Express, dsilY.
40 an, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
$50 NJ. at Line, daily.
ll:so am Aeon mediation, daily except Sunday.
1:l3 . m, Baltimore and PAiladelphis Express,
s:o3 M, Limited tx press from New York, daily
except sunday
S:23 m, BAY Express, daily except Sunday.
$40 IL, daily from Baltimore and the West.
II % pm, Richmond Express, daily.
>. m. daily except Su-da Connect ct Bowie with
trains for Pope's Creek line.
Trains leaving Arlington At go g. m and $50
Trains arriving at Washington at n40 .. m, and
GID m, connect ar Bowie with trains from Pope's
Passengers having their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner of 18th street and Pennsy lvania
avenue, IOTthw est corner 9th street and Pennsylva
checked botels aud residences TO all points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Colum-
ss! Sfeasso 5shs San Trsncsc. and ~
GEO. O. WILKINS, suRsI,ia;.endsnt,
DIN BOYD. IT. Geu1 pass'r ksenf mavZs-a
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STEAMER LINES.
THE INLAND AND sEABOARD COASTIyG
Il COMPANY OF ID. q.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE


FOk NORFOLK, CONN ECTING WITH
LINES EOR BOSTON, PROVIUEyCE
AND NEW YORK.
On and after BOMBAY, September ~, laS, the
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will xfT-h
maze three trips weekly between - ~
Washington and Norfolk. Leave W sshiDgt0n Mon
folk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday az D. m
Fare TO Norfolk, 81. Round trip, Sc. Tickets good
STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON FOB POTO-
MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Inc Company having pleced this new aud elegant
steamer on the route. che WILL on and after TUES
DAY, october Is make semi weekly trips, stop ping
AZ al The principal lalcIDgs,) as follows:
TlEsDAf-Leaye Washington at a. m going
70 Currioman; returning, arrive In Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
fRIDAY-Leave Washington at z q. m. going to
Currioman, AID Oh SATURDAY, continuing down
70 Cone river; returning, arrive in Washington
Sunday afternoon.
All Freight for River Landings must positively be
prepaid.
For tickets, staterooms or information, apply at
the Office of the Company under Metropo Rauk
18th street, op pOsite the Treasury, oct25.ly
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 0.-Nhgi4ia, osnssliaatsf
- wee Nirginiss, %, Norm Caroliua -. Oh,
OissloI
BALIINoRE. Nov 0.-Ootton quiet - niadlins
N. Flour duh and unchanged W eat auiet hslf
steAdl MAJ, laId amber, toAl 50. other graaes
thAnged Corn nrm tor southern hut west-rn easter:
lei1w, cld, ~, Do nov, aSa63 western nixsd. -.
90; Pew. % Oats duh AMI uuchAuge ne quiet
80 steady coSoo Hay steadg nrm UNCHANGED
ia si ne N Ih,og doirg "a round lcs; order
ussls aeuNe. fork steady-uew. ~ 60 Rulk meats
bling packed shoulders his her, -. cls,r IA,
sides lower, IN Bacon sieaiy-should r. M o,esr
no sides ltalsA. Hams, isASaN Lard -teaay ana
unchanged Butter unchanged. Petroleum nomi-
Laly uncfapged Cufee very strong but q met
business ne-iTicted b. rrmne-- 90 hoiders-Ri ca,
Soc; ls'sa2is; Joobing, l9S2zis. Whisky dun but
INV YORK, Nov. 9.-Stooks active aud unset
tied Money q Gold, Ia exchange, lonE, sst:
~ orr ~ Governments dull
INV YORK. Nov. S.-Flopr aufef ana sfc,av
Nhest shade hrmsr. Corn tri he better
boNhoN Nov 80, l. ~ m.-CoB-ols. s5 SIS Cor
mcns2 ard account. L. : eOnds-ls6S :, I'D, lOl !.
new Sc, l0gA. 20
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(yEOkGE W. STICkNEY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UyIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON TIE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF b AND 18th STREETS SOUTH
EAST.
- BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated March ls,
Ia: ID. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. T4s,
folio TAG, one OF the land records for ths Dis
tict of Columbis, aud at the request of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in
mont OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, December
18th, 1875, ut O'Clock p. m. all those pieces or
parcels OF ground situate in the city of Washing
ton, u. C., Known as original Lots numbered Is. IL
and 20, in Equare numbered go, and containing
l0,fSS square feet, more or less.
Terms: ol.0C9, with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from March 18th, 1875, TO day of sale and
pense OF sale, in cash, and the balance at and II
months, with interest secured by deed of trust A
deposit Of loo will be required at time Of SALE and
all conveysncipg at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in seven days
CHARLES b. PEARSON, Trustees.
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nOv?S OF DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
hUNCANSUN BROS, AuctIoneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and streets n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two LARGE AND De
SIRABLE THREE-SToRY BSICK DWELL
INC u s. ON FOUR-AND- HALE
STREET, NEAR THE CITY HALL.
81 BY virtue OF a deed of trust, Bearing date De.
- cember %, A. ID. 1874 and duly recorded in Lii
Der MO- I6y, tolo 4lo ct seq, will sell, at public
auction, In front of the premises, on tn URSDAY,
December y, at O'Clock p. all that certain par
Gel OF ground known and described as lot numbered
fourteen, IA, In square nun bered FIVE hundred and
thirty three, $751; in Washington city ID. c., to-
gether with the buildings thereon. This lot fronts
MY four 90 feet two aud half OK inches ~
street north west in the immediate vicinity of the
City Hall, and is improved BY two substantial brick
buldlng No. 81 4a street, havi ing front of about
twenty nine l29) feet, will be first sold, and immedi
stely thereafter the north building, No. 1923 IA
street.
Terms; One-third cash, aud balance in two equal
pay eEts, at one and two years. for which the notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest the rate of
ei2ht per cent per annum, secured By O deed of
trust on the property will be required deposit Of
S2O on each house required az the time of sale. All
conveysBciDR at purchasers cost. If the terms of
sale are not complied with within seven days from
day OF SALE will resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the detaulting purchaser, upon giving
five days notice of the time aud place of such resale
By advertisement in the National Republican and
Gvening Star.
I'll. JESUP MILLER, r-,...u
ARTHUR FkNDALL, { Atu7'ees'
nov29-td DUSOANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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(NEO. W. sTICKNEY.
VI Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Room 10, Le Drois Building,

THUsTEEs SALE OF A TWO.STORY FRAME
HOUSE ON 10TH STREET, BETWEEN v And
W STREETS NORTHWEST.
IN By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated September
Ell 9TH, A. d. ISL, duly recorded In Liber Ho 6S7,
Columbia, and q the Request Of the party secured
thereby. shall Ell ss Public auction, IA front Of
O'Clock p m, the following described real estate
thsa sise IN or rar. 81 Ss,S ~ 20 VT AZ
IN g Adams subdivision in sduare Ssl, beginning
the northeast corner Of said lot thence south on the
line OF sid 10th street IS feet inches, thence wes
81 feet nk inches, thence north Is feet inchss
thence east g beginning, together With tie In
Terms: $50, with interest Ct ten psr can't. fror,
September zth, lH4, TO day Of sale and sxDsnse 81
sac, n cash, and the balance to and . months,
On day q sale. Az convey encing g D?rohaSsr 3
days after sale the property win s. reeoid ~ ~
risk and cost Of the dsfsulting purchaser, amer i've
B: H.. WARNER, Trustee.
aovssso&da GEO. ". sTI0KN&Y, xsct.
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NJERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
2N1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

Hereafter the fine Steamships Il. O. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week <e%Ak
~ trips between NEW YORK, LEX AfEfG
ANDRIA. WASHIN GTON andZzxzEns
GEORGETOWN as folIows:-Leaye NEW YORK,
nom Pier IL East River. every SATURDAY at 4
p. m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at Z
q. M, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
For full Information apply to q. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf, % Water street, George
town. or at the Office of the President, near street
bridge. j. W. THOMPSON, President.
freiRhts delivered by Knox's Express Orders
left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue
or at the steamers wharf, will be promptly attended
70. iell-tr
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vIHlyCIx q AHs osszxscrxn.
. sc~E Excn,r.,- No. "a

WRsrfn~r0n 4 49, Ettuenkcs NOV. 30.
Co. tssssss. = 49,, - a. ss.s.,s.
ss es B s' ssSos "a s S. 49, :. a.
Scr.i B,sk No q s.taslo rs BE s,iSssl s.;ss
W BID; CiuTers Nau. S1x S.S' ~ eiai
aeraers snd Mechanics Sss.5Ss~ RssiT,a.s %
SrSrss,osn, IS bid, CIV 2. stcSs, sS "a.
80 SSs sss: 81 IN Z ga, Is ga ssuaf' Ll.
Ne nrsoS.e Tecple hceas. y. a k,s ps,, SD. :.
elo shiHgtou Ctty Gas stoek, a. pse, Shese-
psske hno vhlo canal, preferred bonds h esa
SRI, rnn Ston firt lIsur.noe .OcmpAny = eeh, tlln
DID, hsti9nai neirepOlissa Frc Insur. 'ees Con-
S1ny sieek; hs BIC SorOOrsa firs osur,noe
. .Ss1s .Ds s'oee .Ors bad s.s Srs I,.s s
stook. ID bid Distrtci s-snrstss.Is pts,r 'ci "a
S BID: mNssa .s..ss a boSs.. ~, JS}. ia;
= BID wster s,ock Bends, -. }. a ,, lssl -
BID, Water stock Bond, Ts, J, 80,
= bid; fnnded Loan, looner--g s@s. v. a ~,
large, 1874, 81 bid. ess sSked. funded Loen.-
lSons =, IA smsll, ls3s, On bad. VISA
ington Ten Year Bonds, Sc, J. A. J., ls7S, ~
bid; lund Loan Bonds, Leg Sc, A.. A.. a n,
is1, ~ oid; Gers % Stock, fis<3,l Sc, , A. y. q
q, ~ pleasure, - bid. Ch--sp-ske and Ohio Canal
st9es, lsG IS; - bid lGeorfetovnD -ecpe-
raj stech' SD Al 40 ISL, % Bad; DO. o., q.
J. o, ~ pleasure. 80 bid; Markes SOY a.
,. a. a y AZ pleasure, 50 bia bard 81 rub,
lie works-Certihcates General Inn Sc D a.
lSA lse. lse, ls77, lSs. series, - BID = s-ksS.
1eftihcsfee, Sewer. Sc, J. A J.. IEfT, 50 btt.
water Oertfncate~. Sc. ISL % hid. l0i asked
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SQUARE 59T AT AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE. 81? UaTED BETWEEN IsT AND %
sIRkETs ~EST AND N AND STREETS
SOUTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
f$4 By virtue OF deed of trust, bearing ata the
- xStn day OF May, A. ID. lo70, and recorded il
Liber No 6l5. az folio 3iI, of the land records of
the County Of Rshington in the District % Caum-
bia and by direction of the holder OF the promssOry
lie auction in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
tbs 4th dsy of December, 1875, at Oolock o. m 4,
al that certain tract parcel of land situate in the
city OF ASH netOn ia said District, TO vital OF
squars numbered five hundred and ninety seven
tbS), containing eighty one thousand sir hundred
and seventy n e feeI (Sl ,67A.D
Tne terms OF sale follows, TO wit:
Two thousand dollars in cash. and the balance, for
which the notes Of the purchaser shall be taken,
annuIn, payable semi-snnualiY, and secured by a
COED OF trust on the property, ia six, twelve and
eighteen months. deposit of tao hundred DOL
lars Wiz be quired at the time of sale : n con
Neyancing at the cost Of the purchaser. II the terms
OF sae not complied vita ia ten DAYS the trus-
tees reserve the right resell AZ the risk and cost
Of the defauitirg purchaser.
J HHELsT + kLl..RR3p99RN'. Trustees.
novR-db THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
- FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON sATUR-
@DAY. December 4, 1875, at 4 O'Clock D. m, a
valuable LOT on the east side Of 10th street,
Lot No.; 20, in square 367, 26xl20 feet, zO-foot
paved allel.
Termt: Ope-third cash; balance in six and tvolye
months, with eight per cent Interest.
GATCHEL & WILSON,
poy30-4t Corner nth sad streets.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTEKNnaN-

WASb %. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor 10 Green & Williams, ucsioaeer..
30 1901, northwest corner 9th and s.reets
TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME Ho.-sr Avn
LUZ, fRoNTING ON MASSACHU SETS Az
~ r; BEIMEkN 4TE AND ora STREETS
~NOhIHMkST, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, Nov. 23, 1873, at A O'Clock
4p m, shail sell in front If the premises, Lot
Win az average depth OF 50 feet 60 alley, with i'm
pIoNements thereon, Consisting Of two-story and
attic ~ ane House. containing about ten rooms
Terms One, third cash; balance ia s, II AID Is
q deed Of trust the properly sold All convey.
ahcipF, &C. at purchasers cost. 500 dawn when
the property Is struck of A
novHd WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
friday; November 26th, 1875, at 4 O'Clock p m.
novAd WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct,
r2THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
lnEsbA November 30, 1875, on account of the
rain, az the same hour and place -
noNN-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Anct
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HE WREATH OF FLOWERS, with a raven
ana pendent bells, that was placed on the
monument 10 Poe, at the close OF the defi-
catory ceremonies, was the tribute of tl,e
stage, and was placed there in honor and re-
memorance OF The poets mother and father.
WHO were players. Ii came from Mr. Ford, =
dramatic companies, and Mrs lane Ger
mon-whose maternal grandfather and
Rtandmother We're professional Comrades
win Foes parents on the Baltimore stage
was actively instrumental I'm causing This
gracious and tender testimonial To he afferaf