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"Have ticket scalpers' any rights which
railroad companies are bound to respect ?''
was the question involved In a late case OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad against one
Hilleary, OF Cumberland. In March last the
company seized twelve tickets over their
road from Hilleary, who Is an agent of Balti-
more scalpers, on the ground that they were
stolen. The tickets or coupons in question
were unused portions of through tickets from
Pittsburg TO Washington or Baltimore. the
original tickets having been used from Pitts
burg 20 Cumberland only. The local fare
always being propOrtionately higher than
the through fares, scalpers could buy and
then sell these coupons at profit Mr.. Hill
leary recovered the tickets through the de-
cision CT Cumberland justice of the peace
which was TO the effect that the holder of
stolen ticket, provided he is an innocent
third party, becomes the owner of IL, and the
company must accept IL at its true value,
the same as any other negotiable paper.
Not content with this decision, the COM
pany sued out a writ of replevin for the
tickets and carried the case to the circuit
court, which has decided that tickets from
Pittsburg TO Washington, after having been
used as far as Cumberland, are not salable
by the holder TO third party for transporta-
ton TO Washington from Cumberland, and
that the company Is not compelled 10 take
them If IL can identify them.
Should this decision be sustained by tie
higher courts. it will have the effect OF
breaking up the business of the scalpers
The latter assert, however, with great reason,
that IL will not be be sustained, and that If a
passenger wishing TO go TO Cumberland from
Pittsburg chooses 10 buy a ticket cool from
the latter city To Baltimore or Washington,
and when he arrives in Cumberland sells the
unused coupon or coupons, the scalpers claim
that there is no way In which the company
can evade the honoring of the latter. This
point has already been so decided, we believe,
by the higher courts of Illinois
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-saturday, the 3lst Of July, @1O5-i Dos,
- IN, 5, and rs. If returned to 233 Msssa-
chusetts avenue northeast the finder will be lbsr
aily rev arded. It,
/ OST-On the 3ist ult., on Pennsy lvauia avenue.
- 9TH or 9Th street. q roll Of MONEY, containing
s6J-two twenty and i've FIVE dollar bills. A suit,
allie reward will be paid for its return to Room q,
War Department. anp3 or
EOUNb-sa,urday night, Inn a street car. a SI7IT
l. OF CLOTHES. The owner will come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take them av ay
No. 124S 1lth street southeast. aug2 ST.
L OST.On the 10th July, between 6 aud D. m. q
IL POCK EFT BOOK. containing a small amount of
money, and some papers of no value to any one but
the owner. Among the papers was q Certificate of
Stock mo. l67) Of the Farmers and Mechanic e
National Bank Of Georgetown, for five shares, dated
July l3 1875. The public are warned not to nego-
tiate the said certificate, as payment has bsen
stopped. The finder will be literally rewarded on
returning the same to the subscriber. w. G. PEN
DLEIOS, Navy Paw Office. cor 18th ST. and n Y
averue n W, or 400 New Jersey avenue csc.
lyH 2aw3wN
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Average Daily Circulation, l4,5OO
The Star for the Summer.

Persons ietafrso the city for the summer o. for
u0 portion Of d moy hape The STAR sent oy
mad, postage prepaid, for nscn period Of time as
shey d<siTe at TIE rute Of Is cents pr soeek, so
cents pr month, $50 tor TIRES months, 0 81
or Sir months
g-N b. The paper is MOI u, any case sent by
mai unless The money therefor accompanies the
order
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Coyle and Johnson are going to swim
another match. Coyle says he was dragged
at the frst race and sticks to IL, and IL is
suggested that next time he test his whisky
before starting out. Perhaps to make q
sure thing Of 1t he had better let whisky alone
altogether
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-03

The colored people OF Indiana are raising
high daddy over the arrest of certain white
men who have married colorei women, and
intend 10 test the constitutionality of the
law which prohibits miscegenation. They
claim that the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution nullifies and renders void any
law o.. the kind referred TO.
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Having been used with entire satisscti,n for nearly
eight years, warranted In calling special At
tentiou to its many virtues testified to daily BIZ
the thousands that nave been benefited by its virtue
1t restores gray faded hair to its Nstural Color
IN three TO ten days 1t contains neither Lead, Sal
phur or silver. II does not require to DO shaken
hen used. IL is the most economical preparation
in ,lse II does not stain the finger nails the
peet fabric II cleanses the scalp and invigorstes
the roots OF the hair Ii eradcats, and prevents the
forming OF dardru6. II is elegant dressing TOR
the hair Ii has been knos q to produce IN entire
new growth OF hair, though this cannot DO generally
CONFIDENT that upon trial II will be found 20 sus-
tain it,sl in every particular. We recommend IL to
all usiue or requiring anything OF tins kind.
For sale by Druggists generally and ct Depot cor
ner ID snd streets northwest. jy33-r
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EQR RENT-Two-s;ory BRICK HOUSE No. -
II Defrees street, roorss, and water. Also
three story BRICK H0USE No. All New York
avenue, rooms, gas and water. Apply AZ lumber
yard, corner 18th and str Gets northwest
iy2s Ct WM. MCLEAN.
k'0E RENr-HoUsE No. Iixo nzh street
j northwest, 10 room Brick, bsth, gIter closes,
ranse. letrcbes; price, slN. A7nlr 1t 63a street
OF Q. BUZZ, or o. III. MOULTON. W. l2t.
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MO Hu1Du0ck.. 1IQ1 YIN Jay n lstr eaan
~ Drses ios s1y kis6 q Ls1is., 19sSt5 ID Ohill
SAQ1 r. So = ::z:::, s:s:scs go q
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Ro9E1Tv vHQEfADLD COUGH 0YRUP.-
30 i sEqss'ls6 99s6s "a 6ssS sss
SIReR;" Z . sl.o ths - 8 = = S 90.
ss spss 8, :f e d:
8: sss , :aS:::s: Y i,Iss I: CO. ies
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AO4A ID Z

FOR SALE Oh RENT.
have . large assortment OF TENTS. I'll sizes
suitable for camp meetings, cunning and dshinl
parties, which will rent by the day OF week.
=. G. WHEELER, TN and B streets,
yl6-eoSW opDoatts Centre Market.
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DE-. Ro.4Kss. ffss SHN ss,,u,. u.,,. Avn.


A vistam o. youthful t@Rsndenos, s.a.ans p.os-
vain every known remedy, has fcand sisnpie self.
cure, which he viii send free HE fellow 0ayerern
address J. II. kkEvks, - Nassaa krsst, NsI
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Go n Il!
COIN GI
THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE TO Sc 4AU
10 BUY GOODS Is Low As THEf
AXE NOW 0rFEkED ar
TOW ON'S.
Ward wide Percsles, loo.
Yard long Towels, &c.
ara wide Lawn, l2c.
Nard-wide Linens, l2c.
1erd-wide Cotton, Sc; worth 40
lard Cotton, lee. worth ie.
Yard wide Bishop LavD u, 2Oc. worth
AL Linen Handkerchief, Sc.
Ladies' Hose, lie; worth Is.
30 pieces W hiie Trimming, lSc., worth 20
Good Calicoes, &C.
Rtst Cslicoes, Sc; sold at 10.
Notified Liuen-, l9hc.; worth Is.
~ To bug good cheap goods Col 40
e. VI. TOWsDN n Co.'S,
$40 Pennsylyanis syerue, south sic near 10 ~
northwest Tyls-.o
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WANTS.

WAkTED-by thoroughly educated lady, EN-
w PLOI MINT in copying or Law writing Ad-
dT,ss Mrs s." Star office auri-6t
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- The girls don't like that sweet little
sunday school song, Put your arruor on
my boys" because n sounds 80 much like
"Put your arm around me, boys" that AZ
makes EN- feel lone some Boston Post.
~ The bridge over the Schuylkfll river at
Marker street connecting Pniladelphia I'd
NestPhiiatelphis. aud US al by the Penn
slik . RAJ way company, was destroyed
10y IRE Saturday evening.
rF"Say, Johnny" remarked q Patterson.
n j boy. "we're goin' to have bread pud-
ON most all next week. Fathers an elder
ana has all the bread that's left over AFTER
communion Sunday"
@-Dr. VIM. H Hare, missionary bishop
while preaching The annual sermon at the
Shurch of the TRANSPORTATION, New York,
last evening. was taken seriously IN and
was unable TO proceed with his discourse.
h A Chicago deba ting society is prepar-
ing 10 wrestle with the following question:
Resolved, That a man who plays GA an ac-
cordeon and keeps a barking dog can't be a
christian" -Four members 70 one want 70
take the negative side.
sS-A report from San Antonio, Texas SAYS
tfat iorty men of the Eighth cavalry crossed
the Rlo Grande into Mexico, contrary 10 or
GERS but have been ordered 10 return. Major
McNaliy, commanding the state troops, VINO
crossed the Mexican territory near Cuevos
IN pursuit OF the cattle thieves, had recrossed
The river
~ While walking I'm a funeral procession
the nfst of last month. with his brother Ma
sons, Mr.. Alfred Reed remarked to a COM
pauion by bis side that he felt an Impression
that he would be the next one OF their num-
Der whom they would carry To the last earth
~ resting place, and this afternoon his pre-
sentiment Is being proved, alas, too true
D0,lielSOaJiEe TrdIlscTipt
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'ENRUsTEES' SALE ATPUBLIC AUCTION or
i AN EXCEEDINGLY VALU ABLE ESTATE
IN THE HEIGHTS NORTH OF GEORGE
TOWN, IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING

'TNBusTEEs, sALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
i AN EXCEEDINGLY NALU ABLE ESTATE
UN THE HEIGHTS NORTH OF GE0R9E-
TN 59WN i IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
a b. virtue o. deed Of trust, bearing cats the
Ess l4th day Of prii. 1874, and recorded In Liber
No. 7 ST folio 245, OF the land recordof tue oapty
Of Washington, In said District, and By direction Of
evil offer for .aIe az public auction, 10 front
the premires, on TUESDAY, the I4,h day OF De-
ctmber, 1876, q, o'clock D. m, ell that tract OF
land situate in said coCnty Of Washington, aud de
seIibed o. follows: Psrts Of tract Of land called
Rock Of Dunbarton , or Pretty Prospect, or sJlif
ton, or b., what Isme the same may be known
called consisting OF tour several parts 1pited
Ia one. which was held by Brooke nackall ADD by
him sold 70 Benry GiIdermeister.. and which said
parcels united in one are bounded on the south by
the LANDS Of Edward Linthicum, Is Of 10 him
BIZ Brooke Mackal; on tbs west by the lands OF
Morris Adler and u. A. Elason; on the north BY
ths lanes of Margaret u. Barber snd Robert Der.
nards heirs; and the east by the lands Of W IL
liam Morton aud Bobort Barnards heirs, and con
tanning in ell forty i've 45b acres OF land,
Les, and being the parcs, Of land conveyed to the
late cnarits hiiet, yanior, By Henry 0ids,neister
A. s No. Is4, foio ls9 u said land records" win
the improyerepts, ornsisttns OF a large and hand
sor1e Dwelling honee, &c.
The terms Of sale, a. prsec, ited by the deed OF
money cash; the balance in equal iustsllmenfs, 81
twelve IA IS and twenty touet 2S IN
from day Of sale. for which deferred psymenss the
purehsser win BE- rsSursS 70 sss nls
per aBGun, the payment OF which 20 Dc s.curea oy
= deed OF trust on the property sold. deposit OF
Stcc required VI the purchaser 81 the time Of sac
AZ '0H'e' EuGGNE CAatsI. irr,.,..,
EOBxRT x. PRES TON, 1ru'ees'
roy2,.eokds GEO. ". sricKNEY, Aact.
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MA Vermont girl eloped In boys CLOTH
ing. She evidently "pants" for matrimony.
sTBesides the children, the gates OF this
country have Il. ooo, 900 cows TO contend win.
MA bridegroom aged o, and his bride,
aged 50, were enjoying their honeymoon in
Griffin, Ga, the other day.
NWhisky frauds-Tumblers with large
exteriors and small Worcester
Press.
@Mr. Spureeon, the great London preach.
or, has come out strongly against the expul-
sion OF the Bible from public elementary
schools.
avPinkerton. the detective, has been 70
Europe to Investigate the Nelse- Boot ne
story rega riding Charlie Ross, aid nnds &c a
humbug.
~ The only thing which the good Presby-
teriaps out in Henry did not take into con-
sideration in calling the Rev. Mr.. Glenden-
ming, OF Jersey City, was the baby In the
case.
prCastelar has been interviewed I'm Paris.
He defines his policy thus: Ia politics l
have two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the
monarchy. have also two loves-lioerty
and the republic"
s~A man writes from New Jersey that
several Indian summers during the Novem-
Der opera season have Weakened the noso ui-
toes, and that they are still mistaken FOR
lacks on the wall.
pVDetroit Free Press:-"A wife will hard
~ ever notice whether her husband has had
his hair cut or not, but let him 90 home with
a strange hairpin sticking IN bis overcoat
and she'll see ~ before he reaches the gate
~smart, those Frenchmeu. One OF them
said 20 another who WAS making fun OF hts
es rs: "Ny ears may be OF unusual sizs for q
man, but you must confess. STR, that yours
are extremely small for IN sss ~
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MOCK On the 18th instant, of pneumonia. ct his
.oB' rteidence, Philadelphia. Pa, JOsEPH Mock,
an the 16.h year Of Lis age. q
PARkER AZ her sons residence, $40 street.
on tatuIday, NOvep Der 3cth, 1875 st 'ciOok and
~ minutes m: Mrs. ADALINE l.. PARKER, of
sIopleNy A faithful snd loving wife, and devoted
~, unerai ~ take place at Gurley Presbyterian
noitns.sii on ~sdoesdsy, November cath, st2p y.
PERklNs; On the 22d instant, NELLIE. daugh-
Ter 81 hsfths A. aud Samuel PERKINS, aged IL
M tbs and wetks.
Funeral will take place from 7th street, bsiwssn
sbd NJ streets sOuthe asst. sdn-sd .y, ~ clock
D. m Relatives and friends are inyit q 10 attend.
kEAhDEk. ON the I'D instant, at Al o clock q.
m eALLlE, the beloved daughter Of Mm IL and
Mary A hesrosn. In Der llth year.
The funeral VII take place ON Wednesday after
noon, At clock, frcw her parents re.idenoe, no.
1913 Sh street northwest. Friends IL the family
sIe invited 10 attend
TAYLOR. AT Baltimore. MARYLAND. the 1lst
Instant, Brev-t C'iobei yoHN Net. TayLoR. Oo1-
miessry Oh Subsistence, United States Army, agsd
q Years.
Funeral viii take place from the Chapel 81 Oak
Hill C.iretery, GeorSeiown, &C i-S D. m Weaass-
day 54ib instant.
YARNELL. On the 2,d instant, at a quarter Of
o'oiOck, Of csnees'ivn Of the brsin, HARay YAR.
MILL, youngest con Of T. b. and Anna .snell, ass1
Funsrai serso~. At N o'ciocs. ct sit lstA ssr~st
northwest. Friends 81 the family invited % 81
teaE.
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(tEO. W. STICKNEY.
~ keal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Room 9, .se Droit Building

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
HOUSE on 10Th STRELf, BEIWELN V AND
W STREETS NORTHW EST.
- BY virtue of deed of trust, dated September
LII 4th, \. ID ISL duly recorded in Liber no. 657
f0io 26 one OF the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and al the request Of the party secured
thereby. shall sell a. public auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY, December 9th, ISIS, at
clock m, the fol- owing described real estate
situate in the city Of MashiU gton, D. @, t. wit All
that piece parcel of ground being part Of Lot Fl,
IN j g. Adams subdivision in square SjI, beginning
for the same at point 10th street northwest AZ
tho northeast Of said lot thence the
lie of said 10th street - feet inches, theoc st
81 feet 1uH inches, thence north Is feet inches,
th.nce east t. beginning, together with the in
pToNements. &C.
Terms: $500, with interest 81 ten per cent from
- ptember attn, 1874. 70 day of safe and pensa Of
saie, IN cash, and the balance IN and Il months,
with interest, secrred ~ deed Of trust. leo bn
on day OF sale. All convey aaciDg az purchasers
cost. II terms of sale not piled with in
days after sale. tho property will be resold tina
rick and cost Of the defaulng purchaser, after
days advertisement.
b. II. WARNER, Trustee.
nov23-eoSds GEO. w. STICKNEY. Auct.
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NOUEG h MIDDLETON, Auctions re-,
Real Estate sad Insura see Agent.
Lc Orolt BEilding, corner sfh AID streets N ".


&c Droit Building, corner eth AID streets n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE 4-sToRY
bkICk HOUSE AND STORE, SITUATED ON
rHE Conner OF 7TH AND / SrREETS
81 Pursuant 10 a decree of the Suprene Court Of
~ the District Of Columbia, pa ssed the 20: h
Gay Of November. 4. ID. 1875, in Equity cause No.
i4s9, docket IS, wherein Eleanor Miller by commit
tee, &c, ~ complainant aud George W Miller and
others are defendants will sell public anctiJn,
IN front OF the premises, on Thu RSDAY, Deem
Der I'd, A. ID. ISIS, At AZ O'Clock m. all that
Piece parcel Of ground being part OF uare NUN
bored s6 beginning st the southeast corner of sati
square and running west along the line OF stree
els hty feet four and q half inches. thence nor tn
hty six feet eight inches thence east i've feet,
thence south one foot one inch, thence seventy
hve feet four aud half inches TO the line of tn
street, and thence south eishtyfiv feet aud
nthes 10 the place OF tesnDIng, together with the
improvements thereon
Terms Of the sale: One-fourth Of thu purchase
M neg, together with the expenses Of the SALE in
ca b, and the balance in three equal payments at
six, twelve ard eighteen months, secured oy tine
purchaser notes, bearing eight per cent Interest,
and by deed oftrust on the premises deposit Of
500 viii be required at the time of sale, and a..
con,eysncing At the purchaser cost. Iftse terms
not complied with in days the Trustee 70
serves the right to resell the property NJ the risk
and cost Of defauiting purchaser.
SIDNEY r THOMAS, Trustee.
YOUNG & MIDDLETON,
nov 23Z7 ,syGGe Auctioneers.
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GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,

Il have always % hsGd large snd assorted sfoch
OF ANTHRACITE and Bite MfNOUS GOALS
FINK, OAK and HICKORY W GOD In the stick, OF
saved and spit, ali kept under cover.
Having the coutrci y several brands OF Imported
znd Domestic GIN kSfS and CALCINED PLAS-
IEEs, AID handling Yearly many millions Of IN
Gbb LATHs- au T. condition to ELL orders Of am
character in NY line vito dispatch and hdslity n.
Wholesale and retsil upJs terms that defy compe
Htion.
Central Offce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch lard-lst IT. bet. u ans sts, Southeast
"hsrf-Fcot Of 81 street sou heast
Oct3I-ly WIZ CUINaNO
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EVENING STAR.


AEoTTlNG SENCsgN MILEs AN HovR-
MI CoroDCT. Of Silksworth. rpa~ Su-.Fsr-
lard, some time ago laid Mr. Archer 81 Yer
mouth, L 10 Ia f leo that Mr.. Gunfoa-S foav
Fanny, coDlt rot trDt IN har-eSs sixteen
miles I'm one hour. They met a = ,oie Inn
Il tlTfe o'clock, buf by the time the ground
lad been measured o. the Satisfaction OF all
part e. T. was AFTER four. when Fanny ca ne
10 Tie mark prepared 20 start On her tirs>p ne
journey Fanny measures twelve Ia 0iS
three AID a half inches. She Is rather
lengihy, and beautifully mate. and when
dlNesied OF her clothing she f. a perfect pic.
iure. while nothing was wanting as regsris
her concliion. The road was that going
rom Scoie 10 Ipswich, which al the present
lime Is undoubtedly one OF the best turn
PIKE foaos In England, being as smooth as
a ioosing- glass, with not a loose stoae
upon II. Fanny, driven by John Thonp-
son, began rather slowly, and for TIE
first mile lost time. but warming up She
trotted in grand style. aud the rasi neing
iairiy llneu with sightseers she was Loudly
chcered, and considering that she hal 70
make four turns 10 complete the distance
The performance must be looked upon a. one,
OF the most marvellous that ha, taken place
Tor sone time, as the bOnny little mare never
once faliered, but Kept as straight as a dart
started, and completing the sixteen miles in
pm OPS, having two minutes and eight sec
ondS 10 spare. Mr. {. Conquest, of the SPORT
lfg Life. was referee. but ~ everything
passed OF liz Tire most amlcahle manner The
once Was a siHccure, AID presented a wide
CONTRAST 10 that experienced ny the Rirmfng-
Ram division at Ieemiug la - when Stoel
6lay and EeepiuC Tom irnttei their memo
T6bie maich-N y. Herald
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TWO LOVES at Wilmington. IN, have
fallen out. The girl was about 20 marry
another YOU 4 man, when her former sutton
rel lCNined a sewing machine that ne NAT
given her. She responded by suing him for
the value al meals eaten at her house. and
Low he has sued her for time occupied in
counting her.
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IHE Chattanooga Times tells of n wonder
la yield or corn on the lands or Ton Clutch
nehd- late tongIeS man from Tennessee The
laid l. Tennessee river bottom aud the ri yer
Overflow ed IL IN March. leaving "A deep de-
IoSlt 81 sediment TIE corr was planted
fnrm Vie 2oin Of A pril % the iith OF May
rainier late. An acre was measured OF and
The corn gathered from il ON the "a OF Octo-
her, yield is9S bushels.
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fO.yiSlfSkOW.

THOMAS BOWLING.
AZ the old stand Of LatiIner d ClearY.
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and nth stress.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY SUPERIO
Hnt sEHoLD FURNITURE AND OIL PAINT
r. WEDNESDAY MORNING. November
" gath, 1915, b. ginning AZ 10 o'clock, / shall
Nfseil at r. sidence No 1893 . street, between
superior aousehoid Eifects: 'h0 'o'''N'ns
One superior " alnut and Gilt frame French plate
Walnut Parlor Suite upholstered in Green Reps:
Gil Paintings, Landscape and figure pieces OF con
known attists;l
Walnut Marble top Table, Lounge;
Very superis S Bak Wsisnt ep cSanSeT Suit, COM
Irisicg hands9me Bureau, with French plate
Comg ode. Table sad Chairs:
w., Walp mn! Marble tcp Suit, three pieces;
Psin mdr Cdft sep sss ss. suit;
Superior H air and Husk Mattresses;
Wire Spring, Con forts and Spreads;
s ps and ingraip Carpets.
Dining and other Chairs:
cSsfiST . Dd Rss atm S Stoves MAre
nsrm, WILLIAM $, HoIL iGs Executor.
WASH: B: WILLIAMS, Apctioneer,
1901 northwest corner OF 10th and d streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY. the Gath day of Novem-
Ea Der, 1873, at O'Clock p. m. shall sell in
front Of the premises, being part Of Lot No. 1,
fuckers subdivision Of eastern part Of lot Nc. s,
square 5ls, improved BY q well built three story
frame dwelling house, located on the north side Of
Mashin gton street. between 4th and 5th and G and
streets Lorthwest, rst house west Of 4th street.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in 8, IL
and Is months, for which notes will be taken bear
Ing interest at per cent. per annum, secured by
deed of trust on the property sold. Conveyaucing
al the cost Of the purchaser. $50 cash required
time OF sale. If terms not complied with in z
days. TO be resold at expense Of purchaser.
This Pre- perty must be sold to close Building As
ISOLATION, conse uenty investors may pect good
properly at low price, making it desirable in
vestnent WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
noy20 Auctioneer.