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DIED.

BECKER; Monday, November 18th, 1873. ofcon =
sumption, Mrs. ANNIE MARIA BECkER wife of
Martin Becker in the fifty first year of her age
Funeral from residence Of her husband, Weines-
day, at O'Clock pm. Friends of the family re-
srecttully invited to attend. 2.
DIVINE. On Monday, November 18Th. 1875 at
500 a. M, OF relnolisment of brain, EMILY NIR-
GINA, beloved wife of Thomas ID. Divine. in the
forty ninth year of her are. MAY she resi- IN
peace"
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from the residence OF
her brother-nlaw, Mr.. 8 T. Brown, No "a Bridge
street, Georgetown ID. c., on Wednes day morning,
10th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
RANDALL. On Monday. November 18th, 1873 at
6:i5 a. M, RICHARD q. RANDALL, of La Porte Ind,
in the thirty ninth year of his liza Porte, Ind
papers please COPY.
His friends and acquaintance and those of tho
family are invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
residence No 1905 Tenth street northwest, on Wed
nesday, the 10th instant, al \. ~.
SLOANE. Suddenly, in Spottsylyania county. Va.
on Saturday, November 10th. 1875 ROBERT SLOANE,
jr.. of the late Robert Sloane.
WILMER. On Monday, November 18th, 1873 Mt
O'Clock am, Mrs. MARGARET ELIZABETH b., wife
of Calvin Wilmer.
Funeral Wednesday, at pm. from residence No.
1918 Pennsylvania avenue Friends respectfully in
vited- Washington county, Maryland, papers please
copyl 2.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Confessions of a Body.Snatcher.
HOW THE ROBBERS w0RK-STORIES TOLD BY ONE
OF THE CLEVELAND GANG


OF THE CLEVELAND GANG.
A special dispatch to the New York Times
from Cleveland, Nov. Ia, SAYS: Joiner. the
wretch who has been in all the recent grave
!ooolhg JOBS in this section. continues to dVulge
the secrets OF the trade. He pretendS TO be
very contrfte over what he has done, and ready
10 make amends by exposing his companions in
French. son OF the old gentleman who was
rutnleSSiy torn from his grave. I'm Willoughby
On sept. l6. The robbers watch the news
EaperS. ana when death notices of persons
tnougnt TO DE available occur. the graves are
visited ana resurrection takes place In
t aguSs iaS5 young man fen over ledge In
was published, and the night after the funeral
Minor and Joiner repaired TO Chardon, 80 miles
aislant, where the burial had taken place, with
the Intention OF obtaining the body. AS usual.
the doctor was sought, who told them that the
grave was watched by two men with shot guns
I'm. ans s was unpleasant but the robbers thought
tfntfon OF obtaining the body himseif. They
accordingly sought another doctor, who con-
fi r tn, the story, and 50 they aban-
Chester Cross Roads, in the same coune
ty, two roheerS firm this city were
assisted by the Doctor ana a medical student of
that village. They went TO get the body OF an
Old Lazy who was very f1eSly, and who had died
OF apops,xy. The coffin was reached and broken
open Without ACCIDENT, and ) hook faNened IA
the neck. Four men tugged and pulled IN vain
at the prize, but weTe unable 60 move IL. They
were In despair. whea happy thought struck
them. Taxing the rttglS from the harness and
httching the horse to the hook. the bodT was
successfully Brought u the Surece. Another
pun and the BODY was S>fefy sacked and loaded
Ahother visit vas made TO HamrGen, in this
county, and THIS time the robbers were assisted
py two doctors and mSdical stuoeDt. They
dld what Joiner calls $500 night = work, o.
tanning three fo1ies In a short time one %
these was that ef Il butcher. and as his BODY
was sacked the home doctor remarkC Il: ..Tye
bought meat OF this man maRy a time and nov
IL sell him for mlsit.n Some time alter this the
bDuy OF young LADY was stolen from tie GEM
etelS AT Leroy. Lake county. After digging a
certain distance tllaS found w;4ter This had 10
De satIed from the coffin before the body could
be taken ont. The corpse was fC.Iud 10 be some
Wh&' swollen, but rlade good subject. Mr.
french, who is quite wealthy. expresses his
determination 10 follow up this gang. aud viii
prosecute III every case. ID. Carlisle. who is
SAID 10 have assisted il the WiIlOughby Job has
Dceii indicted in the Lake county court for dis
turning tie grave. The best counsel in this
part OK the state has been engaged on both
sideS. and important revelations VIII doubtless
come cat. The trial is SET down for THURSDAY
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A EsCCkay.ay Romance.

HOW & Trojan WHOEVER WON HIS SECOND WIFE
E3Iiy last July merry party OF about twenty
haif ladies and half gentlemen. started from
Noris2Dia for days pleasure at Rockaway
giri, Miss Lillian Van heuren, daughter OF Mr.
.iuhn van htuIen OF No. 219 HaISey street
Newark: also 4 daShing young WidoWer from
Troy, Mr.. Charles NJ. Mills. broker of thai
CIV II was the first time Mr.. Mellis and Miss
neil he'4fh met. The party arrived safely AT
RotLdWdy. ana ali went in bathing The surf
was moderately heavy. and the batherS enjoyed
themselves greatly. suddenly Miss Van keuren
was missed by her aunt. who was in Charge
The cry went up, :" Where is Lillian" For the
moment nobody could answer Presently me
quick eye OF Mr., Mills diScPrned 4 human
body swaying with the motion Of the sea-
under water. IT was gradually moving
out with the UndeFtOW. INSTANTLY MIR
Mills plunged beneath the waves. aud
soon appeared on the surface, holding Ilp the
FORM OF Miss Van keUren. Others FASTENED 10
his assistance and, after considerable difficulty
was experienced and not n little danger. tGp
Young lacy and her gallant reScuer were brought
safely ashore. Miss Lillian was GDcon-ciOlS
little more and She would have been bay0nd
recovery. She was removed to the loie! and
altef The use OF the ordinary remedies. she ya-
restored 10 CONSCIOUSNESS and in an hour or 50
had feGained her normal condition. What fnI-
lowed immediately and during the months fol-
EoNllE may ne guessed when II is y atpi that =
lew evenings since the rescued and the rescuer
were made man and wife in II Paui'S Methodist
Episcopal church, Newark, OF which church
MISS an heuTen wa, a talented chOliSicr The
nuptlal knot was tied by the pastor Rev. DR.
!. ID. VAIN In presence of a large aSSemblacp
! lie pride Is tNentY-One years or are her has
Dand being twenty-five. lie WAS married TO his
tESt Wne llNe years ago. She Sickened aud died.
the couple Will settle down in Troy.-INT
Tones.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts noI5-dtC
Young 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME
(DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING, No. lOl5

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME
DOUBLEl BRICK DWELLING, No. lOl5
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated IL
August 2Gth, 1875, and recorded in Lber No f.aA
I9l, folio 253 of the land records of the Dis -
trlct OF Columbia and by the written direction of the
holder of some of the notes secured thereby will
sell at Enbc auction in front of the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of November, 1873, at
o'clock pm, lot No: l. of Shepherds subdivision of
square No l6i in the city OF Washington, improved
by handsome double twO-story and basement,
with mansard roof brick dwelling.
-, Terms OF sale, prescribed by the deed of trust:
of trust unpaid, with the expense of sale in cash,
and the balance in twelve, tWenyfour, and thirty
SIX months, for which the notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale and secured by
deco OF trust on the property Sold shall be taken.
at the time of the sale and all conveyancing shall be
at the purchasers expense. If the terms of sale are
not complied with in days the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
oS5.dtdbs ANDREw G. BRADLEY. Trustee.
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LYNCH Law IN TENNEssEE.-A New York
Herald special from Shelbyyille Tenn, Nov. 16
says:-At corn shuckng near Flat Greek vii
lage, Bedford county, last Wednesday night,
Sidney Frazier, colOred, was on pile OF corn.
throwing it down for more convenience in
shucking. A white man named Felix Holt
amused himself by throwing ears OF corn at
him, frequently striking him. Discovering who
was thus misueating him, he cursed Holt
Farrar, another white man, seeing a conflict
brewing, induced Frazier to leave with him
Whlch ne was proceeding 10 40 when Holt fol-
turned and fatally stabbed Holt in the side
Holt shooting Frazier in the abdomen and NOR,
tally wounding him. Last night at IL O'Clock
six masked men went to FraZier'S house font
him from his bed where he was lying in a diving
condition, laid him on his back on the frround
in front of his door, and fired four pistol balls
into his right breast and shoulder. Killing him
instantly. FraZier'S shrieking wife and two
other cOlored people were witnesses OF the bar.
barOus and bloody deed. W
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DANGER IN Using TANK WATER FOR DRINK
ING.-A friend raises the question wIet her there
Is really any serious objection to using the
water from household tanks for drinking and
culinary purposes. III the tank is frequently
Cleaned and Is protected from the access OF
sewer gas and other COMMUNICATIONS. aqueduct
or rain water viii not suffer from being tempo
rarlly kept Ia IL: but since i'm nine eases out Of
ten the danger OF contamination will NOT DE
Sul1lclently guarded against, the discreet house
holder VIII make II q rule not TO use the wafer
from the tank FOR drinking or cooking il IL can
possibly DE avoided. Analysis has sometime,
SHOWN a considerable degree OF contamination
In water, even when the tank, supplied by an
aqueduct, had been cleaned week before: and
IN no case should tank be allowed To 20 un-
cleaned for more than three months The water
as IL flows through the aqueduct pipes carries
more or less Impure matter along with IL, which
settles 10 the bottom OF the tank. The amount
may hot be sufficient 10 affect seriously the
quality OF the water as drawn directly from the
pipes, but its accumulation in the tank may be
INJURIOUS III not dangerous.-Jorrnaiof Chm
fSfTu.
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CTEIGER & L1EBERMANN, Auctioneerg

By virtue of a deed of trust dated August -
IT, ISL, and recorded in Liber S65, Folio 145 f.s
OF one 81 the land records for Washington coun 4
party secured thereby, will sell at pubic auction
~ ID front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
all OF lot numbered twenty (27, 10 Pinkney's
recorded subdivision OF certain lots in square num-
pmproyements thereon, being neat two story Frame
DTTe.aans, &No 1917 lUtn streeL nort!lWest)
Terms OF sale: All above $500 and expenses of sale
IN cash balance in two years with interest at per
to be secured by deed of trust upon the prooerty
solo sold Gonveyaneing at purchasers cost. Fifty dol
knocked on MARTIN NJ ROHRER, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
L AID ONE-STORY FRAME, ON SEVENTH
STREET EAST. ABOUT SIXTY FEET NORTH
FROM EAST CAPITOL STREET; LOT 57x96;
VERY DESIRABLE LOT
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October "a
31st, 1877 and recorded in Liber No $685. folio fe.
AZ of land records for District of Columbia, -4%A
and at the request of the party secured thereby 1
will sell at public auction in front of the premises
en- WEDNESDAY, November 9th. a. d. 1873; at
sGS in Washington CITY, said District, improved by
two Frame Dwellings
Terms of sale: One-third cash, (of which 800
must be paid at time of sale), and the balance In
one and two years, secured by purchasers notes
bearing per cent interest from day of SALE (pay-
able semi-annualy) and deed of trust on property
sold COnveyanclng and recording at purchasers
cost, and terms of sale to be complied with in six
days after sale, else Trustee reserves the right to
resell at risk and cost of defaultin9 purchaser.
VIM. F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee,
1921 street northwest.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS L Co, Aucts. no15-dtdbs
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~ France has 5000 manufacturers Of arfi =
fetal flowers.
You Oughtnt 10 drink" SAYS friend
See how IL makes you sta ger when you try %
walk ''IhaZ aTf,' SAYS the wretch. Il osseaL
try TO walk; thai whaZ natter
ca This is likely 10 be winter of dreadful dis
trcSS in England. Ia the cotton districts the
fOrebCdingS are OF the gloOmlest. The glut OF
goods il unprecedented, and production is being
restricted on all sides
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1910 GREAT 1O7I
1910 PENNSYLVANIA lOt(
ROIrTE


TO. THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPHEST.
Ii Effect % p m. Nov 10. 1873
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot.
corner OF Sixth and streets, as follows:
Pittsburx and tile West, 10 10 I'M daily, with Par
Pitts6nrS to Cincinnati St Louisa Louis and C6icaso n
7:40P-Ia. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CanandagU Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
SATURDAY. With Palace Cars to watkins For
WilhaMspOrt. Lock Haven and ElInira, at 10 10
For New YORK and the East 80 and 1918 pm.
daily, with Palace Cars attached Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, 80 am daily.
For Brooklyn, n y, all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex
afiordinx direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
lnE double ferrlage and journey across New
For Philadelphia. 80, $50 and 10 10 p M. daily
Limited Express, y so a N; daily. except Sunday.
daily. except Sunday 10 10 q M, 80 80, 40
For FSPes eTses s5 Line TOO M and 4ao m
For Annapolis. 20 q u. and 90 p. 10. daily, ex
cept Sunday.
WAY hNP n6tExANDRiA AND VAS ING
SIS and Ii SO p NJ u On Sunday at a. m. al and
For Richmond and the South. 6 so a. m. and 5 20 p
Trains leave leave Alexandria for washington. g. oo
On Sunday at s 90 and 10 a m, and 6 Is p 10 49,
be at
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
syivania avenue and at the depot where orders can
he left for checking of baggage to destination from
DO'e'' Ai 1. F. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov9
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YOUNG MIDDLETON. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK


BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated March -
816 folio 207, of the land records for the Dis
cured thereby vii sell at public auction, in front
q the prem9isses Sat- Ct O'Clock 2 m, on FRIDAY,
by one hundred 106 feet i'm depth of Lot five co. in
Square three hundred and seyentyeight tS79l. to:
three story brick building, with large carpenter
shop in the rear
Terms One-third of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen months
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold,
the day of sale at the rate Of seven 90 per cent per
annun until paid, and payable semiannually; or
of $156 required at the time of sale. An convey
ancing and recording at the expense of the pur-
days, the property viii be resold at the risk and
noYl2eoSdbs PETER +, BACON. Trustee
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real. Es
" TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
SITUATED ON c STREET, BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS NORTH.

By virtue of decree passed in the case Of -
Catharine Dongherty, guardian, VS.; Catha- G%:H
eqnity, shall. on TUESDAY, the 26th day Of No
vember, 1873. at 80 O'Clock p M, in front of the
lowing piece Of real estate, being Lot CO.. in VII
liam Fendal's subdivision of original lots three
go and ten Q0l, in square number nine hundred
and sixteen (9l6) in the City of Washington, in the
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by decree: Onethird
cash and the balance at six and twelve months from
day Of sale; the notes of the purchaser are to be
given for the deferred payments. which shall draw
until paid and to be secured by the Trustee re-
serving the title until full payment is made:
HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. nov8-d
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Q II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT ON
HE MIST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH ST,
EEdMEEN K AND L STREETS-LOT p,
- FEET BY DEPTH OF 1873 FEET TO A
We will offer the above mentioned Lot for ssa4
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder Ik5&
on MONDA1. November 18th, 1873 at 4 0'cl'k -
y.
Terms: one-haif cash; balance one and two years,
with seven per cent interest. Corsyeyaucng at the
nov Ii dSds IP0stI
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On TIE EAST SIDE OF. SIXTEENTH
STEEtT. BETWEEN P AND Q STREETS

I'M 1CI.N SAlLiI VI 1hPRON Ed PROPERTY
On TIE EAST SIDE or. SIXTEENTH
STEktT BETWEEN P AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated the first Ia
cay OF November. 1876. and duly recorder in a., a
I4bcr No S35, folio 225, one of the land Li:..saa.
records tor Washington COUNT, in ibe District OF
Columbia, and by direction of the PARTY secured
thereby We shall sell on FRIDAY, the 22d day of
November 1878, at O'clock i'll front Of the prenli-
ses, all that certain piece or parcel OF land and
premises situate ana being lii the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia and known aud Cistin-
Euished upon the public pats and plan of said city
as part OF lot numbered six (6). in square numbered
one hundred and ilinetytor (i94l. said part of lot
numbered SIX 60 commencing at point fifty 800
feet north OF the southwest of said square
numbered one hundred and ninety four Q9i. and
running thence north twenty-five t25] feet thence
east one hundred (IG9) feet: thence south twenty
five t25l feet, and thence west hundred (l0D) feet
to the place OF beginning together with the Improve
menis.
Terms: $500 IN cash. with interest at 10 per cent
from the first day of November 1871 and expenses
of sale Tie balance in six and twelve months, with
notes bearing Interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property sod. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost: 500 deposit at the time OF sale
X. X. ELLIOT. -r.
nov12-G&ds CHARLES T DAvIS.j I'ustees'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON-
2 Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwosroRY FRAME
HOU.SE, No: 1920 Nj STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virHe Of deed of trust, dated June "a
6S4, folio 46t one Of the land records for the G.
District OF Co,ambia and at the request of the party
front Of the preMases on TUESDAY, the 18th day
OF November 1879 at O'Clock pm all that certain
,agson 81 knoTa and desc-bed being the west
COO, on north NJ street, by the depth thereof. in
square sSn numbered one hundred and ninety seven
Terms: One;third in CASH, and the balance at six
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at eaghf
the property sold or all cash. at option of the pun
cnaser 500 deposit required at the time of sale
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days,
otherwlse the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the efaultin9 mr.
chaser, after five days advertisement.
GEORGE p. FISHER, Trustee
D. l. COLDWELL. Salesman. oct2S-e cots
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H The Evangelical Mennonites. In confer
their position against Insurance cSmpanies and
expelled two ministers who refused 10 submit
TO the rule. sshe penalty for taking policy is
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THE TRADES.

ROOkBINDING.
- The public is respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKB1NDERY
u carried on as heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
VI oe IN the superior style which has always been
characteristic of the establishment
apo-ly 1OIS Peaasylc0ni0 are., Sd door.
GIBSON BROTHERS,.
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND jon PRrNrERs,
LUZ TeanSy!rdnfG ore:, Washington, p. O.
~ Fine Printing Specially. 1anl9-1y
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RAILROADS.
DAI.TIMoIsE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRICK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest. West
and Southwest.
To tax effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1878
IEANE WASHINGTON.

and Southwest.
To tax effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:.
t5:13 j. m--NeN York. Philadelphia, and Boston
Express, Eliicctt City. On SUNDAY to Baltimore
Junction. Jessups, Hanover, and Elk Ridge
; 80 a. fn-Baiti!iiore, Annapolis and Way Pied-
mont, StrastUrg, Winchester, Haserstown, and
II 40 a. m@BsItinlore and Laurel Express
%ilshe1teT; RsssrftSXns and Way Stations; o.,
timore ExI.ress Iarior Car to New York and
IS IS a ms; Louis, Lons1 iiie C6icago Columbus
anu Pittsburs Express Frederick Hagerstown
ca T to stanton TIA PsfiSGa Car 70 CINCINNATI
daily Grafton to Sandusky, daily, except Sat
10 90 a: m.-On Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
10 90 a. m2Batimore Express. Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Be ltsville Laurel. Annapolis june
ton. JessnP's and Hanover $780,
1910 p m--Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellicott City and
II 80 p m-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel
II :35 p IN. en- Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
30 p. m~Baltimore. B,adensburg, and Laurel
Express Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap
IA IS p m-Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown
Mlnshesfer ana way stations On Sundays to
IA 40 p. nl.-Baltmore. Annapolis and Way Sta
Express Ellicott City. Norfolk except sun
day. AcItClA Passengers taken l5I the Cars ID
rect 70 Beat at Canton Stop at Bladensburg
l6 so p m~Bal,imore and Way Stations
II 80 p. u--ChlCaGo and Columbus Express Sleep
ing Cars to Chicago:
Is :lOP. nl-7Baltimore Express
10 p m--St Louis Cincinnati, Louisville and
Plttsburg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday
tloI NEW York, Philaaelp1ia and Bait more
ssfF ep Car 70 lad 10 hsw YORK and Special
Gl Daily, On sunday only Other trains daily
an trains Sion at Relay Station. novl6
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THIS EVENING.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MISCEI,.
LANEOUS BOOKS.
Among which are the works of Hogarsh
LacroX; Shakespeare, Macaulay, Hume Glib, I'D
bon Ihackeray, also copies of the Gentle HlslgI
cyclopedia and the Encyclopedias Britannica, and
many other valuable works to be sold at my auction
1 16t street, on MONDAY. EVENING. Nov. 18th.
1879. and following Evenings. commencing at ~
novl2 POST THOMAS BOWLING. A,,ct