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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

't'ooHloo bo"AlEN0s naStioAAook.
TRUSTEFB' SALE OF THE VALUABLE IRON
FOUNDRY ON WATER STREET, GEOhQE'
TOWN, d. O., WITH ALL THE MAUHfN-
ERY. Ia LA TEL WORKED BY THE ROBIN
By virtue Of a coed Of trust. dated the 9Th Isu.A
Gay of August, A. .. 1874 and recorded in ISM
TT land CORDS of the District Of Columbia Nx.
in Lber 1853 folio 472 &C., and at the request Of the
party secured thereby 1.-THE subscribers will ss at
public auction to the highest bidder. in front of
The premises. on MONDAY, the Goth day Of Octo.
ter, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock pm certain resl and
personal estate in GeoI getoRn, in said District and
described as follows All of lot numbered II aud
Part Of lot numbered ~ in Peters Square" bs3in-
ming for the at the southwest corner of lot IL,
~ on said street sxtyfour go fest m ,re or less,
ard back, of the width of saio front, and nnrthward
~ one hundred and twenty three Q2j) feet to an
alley with the improy enents, rights and appurte-
ances to the same belonging and also all the tools,
liz plemeIts, machinery. and other personalty used
ness, as constructed upon sa d herein before de-
scribed premises, and noted upon q schedule with
.said Coed Of trllet recorded
Terms of sale: For the personal estate, cash. as
the same Eay be sold; for the real estate improve
mtnts. rights and sppurtenancee Sd, 600 and inter-
sale and xes in cash and for the residue the
chaser must two notes, paya Ms, in even sums
in six twelve MOI tbs from The day or SALE with
interett st SIX per centum per annum to be secured
On the property sod. All c"nveyancing at the pur-
cba.er's cost who may pay all cash If ne elects.
Failing to comply with The terms OF sale for five
days the Trustees reserve the right to resell tn
property on Ave days notice in The Evening Sta,
at the risk and cost OF the defau,tlng purchaser
cHAbIES NJ. MATHEws,S Trustees.
THOS. DOWNING Aucts octSd
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THE HOSTILE UTEs FORTIFIED IN STRONG
PoSITIoN.-Rumors were current at Rawlins,
w. t., last night, and are authenticated
by Information obtained direct from Gen. Mer-
who left the command on Thursday morning,
that ever since Gen. Merritt reached Payne'S
command he has been fighting the Indians.
troops from reaching the agency, and have for
titled themselves IN a commanding position.
They have constructed line Of Qualifications
out Of rocks. They are continually at work
strengthening their position, and to dislodge
them will require additional force. Col. Brack-
EFT, Of the Sd cavalry, with a detachment Of
six companies OF cavalry and two OF infantry,
will leave for the front on Monday. Horses to
remount the discounted men of Capt. Payne's
command will be sent forward to-day. Gen.
Pope, commander Of the department OF the
Missouri, has issued general orders highly COM
plimenting Capt. 4. S. Dodge, OF the OH cav
airy, and his officers and men for relieving
Capt. Payne.
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CITIZEN SHOT BY THE MATE OF AN OYSTER
police sLoof.-The Cambridge Can bridge GMdl Neos, OF
Mr.. Traverse, mate of the Wicomico oyster
police sloop, boarded sloop lying at anchor In
the waters OF Straight5' district to arrest Syl-
objected to the arrest, and angry words fol-
lowed, upon which Capt. Cannon started down
b. cabin, and Traverse drew a revolver and shot
him. The ball struck Capt. Cannon near the
spine, and ranging upward, is supposed to have
lodged in or near the breast bone. Drs. Carroll,
Burneston and Jones are attending the patient,
cry. The mate, Mr.. Traverse, will be immedl-
ately arrested and full justice melted out to him.
No officer is justified In using deadly weapons,
except under the most extraordinary circum-
Cannon does not seem to appear In this case.
Capt Cannon, In his affidavit, says he made no
threats whatever, but only asked Traverse for
his authority,
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A CONDUCTOR CUT TO PIECES.-A special to
the Baltimore american from Cumberland, Oc-
tober u, says:-Conductor Hawkins, Of Con-
nelsville, who was in charge Of 2 coal train on
due at Cumberland at $40 this morning, lost
his life near Hindman station, about thirteen
miles west OF Cumberland, at an early hour to-
day, although it is not known when he fell. he
was run over by his own train and horribly
mangled, and is supposed to have fallen be-
tween the cars while the train was In motion.
He neved in Connellsville, and was man Of
middle age. His body was sent to COnnellS-
vile this morning from the place where it was
found, which was not until several hours after
the accident
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ID II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 14l8 II STREET


BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated on the -
corded in Liber s76 folio 279 one Of the land 1.:
records Of the District Of Columbia, and by direc-
ton of the party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. tho 22d day of
October, D. 1879, ats4 80 O'Clock pm, the follow
ilgdescribed real estate, situate in the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia. being known
and distinguished as part Of lot numbsred thirteen
(l3), in square numbered two hundred and four.
teen (2l4 beetnnirg for said pat at the northeast
corner Of said lot and running thence west With the
south line Of NJ street north thirty three 1SSl fset
ard six (6) inches; thence south one hundred ana
ten 10) feet; thence west fifteen ODD rect; tne9ce
south five (45) feet; thence east e19htsen lS)
feet six (6) inches thence north GOD rect
II ence east thirty 500 feet, and thence north enc
hundred and ten (l10l feet to the place OF bssin.
ling. containing four thousand ave hundred aud
seventeen and one-haf square feet OF gr 5und more
or less, together with improvementS SAD real
certificate Of which VIII be exhibited ct the sale.
sash 11s vS,c6 deposit Of siet must Be made At
sae sae1. ana tn balance in equal in.taments at
ore two and three years. respectively, with Interest
tiereon sf the rate Of six co. per cenIum per ennum
from the day Of sale, payable semi annually. q:
cured BY q deed Of trust on the property sold. II
said Terms are not complied with within hve days
from the day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right
10 reeel said property at the risk and cost OF the
sefaultns purchaser after ten days notice IN the
Evening Star newspaper. All conveyancing and
recording at the expense Of the purchaser.
n d. LOCKWOOD. - rr,....,
octl0.dhds 8. ". RITTENHOUHE,S Afosse1A
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ALLEGED BUTLER BALLoDBox SUFFERS IN
BosToN-A special dispatch from Boston says
that the U. s. court, Judge Clark, sentenced
Thomas Duffy Solomon Elliott (colored), Patrick
TiELerty, Michael Hantgan, Edward Ford, aud
jeremiah Murphy to heavy fines for illegal vot-
ing at the late state election. They were con-
vIcted last March, and the prisoners counsel,
Gen. Butler, being absent, motion for stay
Of proceedings was asked, and refused. The
court claimed Butler had received notice of the
tire set for sentence, but had neglected his
clients for private business. Fox, one Of But
ler's law partners, took exceptions to the
judges ruling, and stigmatized the movement
as against the spirit OF Justice-the result Of the
v1pdctiveness OF few men, who, after using
hundreds of warrants, had only succeeded In
convictiDg six poor, ignorant men. Duffy was
shown to have distinguished himself for per-
sonal bravery In the war before Petersburg.
The court stated he was lenient, and would I'M
pose fine instead OF imprisonment, SO that 1t
should not be said The sentence was q move
ment to prevent the prisoners from voting at
the coming election. The defendants were all
Butler men, and their fines, amounting to nearly
500. were paid by prominent member of the
Butler democratic state executive committee.
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DIED.
FERGUSON. October II, 1873 OF typhoid fever,
SARAH G wife OF Rev. VIM. n. Ferguson.
Funeral services from her late residence, 1925
ST. NV. at 8 pm, Tuesday.
LERCH. On the 18th of October, 1879, at o'clock,
MARIA NJ. P. LERCH, aged forty-hye years ana TWO
days. .,
TIA 7th street northwest Tuesday, October i4th at
8 O'clock Friends and relatives respectfully ~
vited to attend.
MCMAHON. October 18th, 1879, at ~ o'clock a.
NJ, MICHAEL MCMAHON, in the ffty-seventh years
Of lis aga of oropsy. loving wife and children
mnu n his loss
i6tb et S.o,cIock n m q
MUIKHEAD Sunday evening, October II, 1879.
at 80 O'Clock, MARION BROWN MUIRHEAD. son OF
william and Grscieuse Muilhead aged eight years,
Funeral fr1 m the residence of his parents Tues
1 Wy, A ~ sttana pin - III
YOUNG On the morning Of the 18th October:
1879 at 10 q m. JNo. j. YOUNG. aged forty-nine
PEARS. -. ,..,d.rco
Funeral will take place from his late res,GsIco'
1911 Vermont avenue, on "Wednesday ~ !" -
October Is, ut 4 O'Clock. Friends arc "''''N
tend.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO UNFINISHED
HOUSES, NOW UNDER ROOF. ON u. BIZ
Afs NsA AsP PEE sE GaFTpo
- By virtue Of deed of trust from James q ~
Griffin, trustee of james A. Griffin, dated fmE
October 18th, A. D. 1877, and recorded in X.1
Lber go folio sl2 Of the land records Of the Dis
Of the SUPREME Court Of the said District made
October 4,h, AD 1879 il the cause Of Charles Brad
Docket 10, the subscribers will sell to the hest
bidder in front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,.
p No. the east 80 IA feet front OF Lot TO- in SOU
1874 ty the depth CT the lot, with the improvements
&c
Terms One-hird cash (of which $50 on each
house must be psid at the tune of sale) and the
sidue in equal sums in and two years, for which
the puI chaser must give notes caring seven per
cenunl PER annum interest until paid to be secured
by de ed nf trust on the property sold, with usur
al ce covenant the interest to be paid ha ye1rg.
and the conveyanciDs at the purchasers cost. Ths
urchsser may all cash.
A. HYDE, I rr,,,+.o.
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r T. GOODWILL. Real Estate Aucuoneer.
Trustees SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED

COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ID. q
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated Febr1- IuS
airy q, 1875, and recorded in Liber No; TIC, fS;%
the District Of Columbia, and by the written request
OF the party secured thereby. we will sell at paoic
October IA, 1879 at 4 80 o'clock p.m those pieces
Of land situate in the County of Washington,
one q. two co. three ls and four. a.
containing in the aggregate three and "a 100 acres
and berg portion OF the land conveyed by deed
land records OF the D. Of @; in hber No. 100, folio
l04 ct seq; together with the improvements. con-
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at seven per Ct 800 at time
of eale Conveyancing at expense of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in ten days.
CHAS T.. FRAHER,l rrr,etaa,
sep26-eots JNO. JOY EDISON, Ao'''
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~"We wish" says q Texan newspaper,
"that few of our citizens could be permitted
to live till they died q natural death, so as to
show the world what magnifcently healthy
country Texas really Is"
UTwo men guarding convicts near vicks-
others brains out.
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ANOTHER DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-Geo.
w. Powell, fish merchant OF Wilmington,
Del, was bitten by mad dog on the ID Of last
August; On Friday last he experienced the usual
symptoms OF hydrophobia and was taken to
Philadelphia to be treated by Turkish b nth
baths were applied at 10 O'Clock and continued
until 11:15, when he seemed better. They were
renewed at O'Clock and continued until 6 p.
m. During this period spaSms occurred at in
tervalS OF about two minutes. He was taken
out and etherized, but expired peacefully at
1890 yesterday morning. Many people in VII
mington have been bitten, and the excitement
Is infPnSn
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CUTTING DOWN SALARIEs.-The special CON-
mittee on salaries of the Philadelphia councils
has concluded its work of revising the salary
list of the different departm nts, after having
effected total reduction OF s62, $50 from the
keepers, &c. Several cases which the commit
tee did not feel authorized to decide were re-
served for the consideration of the finance COM
mittee, so that 1T Is possible that the ultimate
reduction will be greater than the amount
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NANCY JANE PRATT, Of Lroquois county. Ill,
saucy reply:-'1Oh, you amt in any danger; 1
amt huntin' old maids" She abruptly turned,
went into the house, came out with a gun,
The man threw up his hands and yelied:-"Do
you mean to murder me?" The farmers wife
answered:-"Oh, you amt TN any danger;I Amt
huntin' for FOOLS" and she brought the gun
again to her shoulder, while the chap yelled
louder than before. Here the husband put in
an appearance and t0ed the fellow OF the prem
iSeS
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BISHOP STEvENs's CRITICAL CoNDIrIoN.-The
yrgpa OF says the
Bishop of the Diocese or Pennsylvania, who has
for several weeks past been suffering from a
bronchial affection, remains very Ill at his resi-
dence in that city. He Is In very feeble con-
dition, and grave hopes are entertained Of his
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THE TAX LEVY of New York city for the year
1879 will be SIS, 226 1885, and the rate will be 2.5S
against 2.55 for 1878. 1t is set forth by the
finance committee of the board of aldermen, in
their report on the budget that the increase Is
caused "by direction and In pursuance of laws
the New York Commercial Advertiser to remark
that "the evils of special legislation therefore
get fresh illustration at the expense OF the
tax. payer'S pocket"
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

1>HoMAs DOWLNd. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATED BE-
TWEEN NORTH AND N STREETS, FIRST
STkEET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated October R@
l, 1874, and recorded in Libsr No 762, folio SF$N
1872, SC, Of the Land Records Of the District -
of Columbia, and at the request in writing OF the
pary secured thereby we will offer at aug ton ia
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 14th
day Of October at O'clock all those pieces Oh
grou I'd described in said deed as lots one a., two
(2) three 90, four a.. five (5). six Co., seven Cd.
eight (s). nine g. ten dS twelve 90 thrt. en- sl
(2O), tWenty.one (2IJ twenty-five (22J twentythree
(23) twenty four (24, and part Of lot sixteen Q6),
being the west feet from front to rear, in
sqnsre No; six hundred and seyenty:three l673l
to be Paid in cash. and the residue in two equal in
staments at six and twelve months respectively, to
be secured by notes bearing interest, payable half
yearly. and deed Of trust on the premises sold
at the time Of sale The terms Of sale must be com
piled with within one week after sale, or the prop
erty rsy be resod at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser after one weeks notice.
sepl5-eo&ds THOMAS O. COX Afusseee'
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CgAHoERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
THos. E. wAsaAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesf.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
HQIISE No d DEEREES SIREEI

HOUSE, No. "a DEFREES STREET.
Under and by virtue Ct deed of trux, dated IA
s Jalusry l4th, 1873, recorded in hber No :::;8
the District OF Columbia, and at the request
Of the parties secured thereby, I will, on
sell at public auction, in front Of ths PREMISES ali
that parcel Of land lying in the city Of Washinston
District of Columbia. and k own and distng ushed
as lot 76 Of Shepherds recorded subdivision of
squsre 623, improved by three story brick building
Terms Of sale: One-ffth cash balancs in two
years, with interest from day of sale at per
cent per snnum. for which the nuts of ths purcha-
is 10 be given, secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold. deposit OF $50 Will be required at time
of SALE and s cenveyancing will be at cost of the
,urt haser. Should the terms of sale be not com
pied with in ten days, the Trustee the right
to resell at Iisk and cost of defautng purchaser
oct3-d&ds JOHN ". PILLING. Trustee.
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PRINCE MULEY ABBAs, uncle of the Sultan of
Morocco, has died of poison administered In
glass Of sherbet. He was man of great wealth
ard popularity, and, the reign1ng Sultan being
very tnflrm, was prominent candidate for the
succession to the throne. This fact may &C
count for his Violent death,
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u Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
Is. '''-- -'''''''
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IROPEKTY, HEAD OF CONNECT tut AVE
NUE. AND BOUNDARY STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY, HEAD OF CONNECT 'UT AVE
WEST.
By vi tue of deed of trust, datsd Odd Oct, gSH
1872, ard recorded in Liber 698, folio 404, one SsS
of the land records for Washington county, in 49,
the District of Columbia and the request of
on the pr. miees. on FRIDAY. the 3lst day of Oct1
Der, A. D. 1879 al O'Clock pm original lot and
sior OF origin al lets T. and g. in square 81 (ninsty-
two) laid down and stted IN the plat of the ssd
ground
Terms of sale: Amount of the Indebtedness
iSO) and interest from LIST July. '79, aud st Of
sale in cash; balsnce at twentyfour and thirty six
months, 1t six Fer cent. interest from the day Of
tae, and secured by deed of trust the property
sold deposit OF five hundred (S50O) dollars shall
be required Of the purchaser at the time of sale
sale are not complied with in seven day the Trus-
tee the right resell the property at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TH8 GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 60 the
North, Northwest, West

Eas Hes5. and ssd4s EEaGs
NORM and fss eathW.:;t. west
TO shef1 E sz1ns1 asfHG Il 1s3s at am
sos m.a.fNeE York. sPhiIsdslp6is and Boston
5as stops H L sy to 5ans
tion: ysssap'ss HsneXe!, hi Ridge and 1t Winans-
$50 s;m-;Bsitimore, Annapolis and way. .Pied-
mont. stEasbuIg, Winchester, Haserstowu. Freder
500 am,SfBsltimore and Laurel Express
$40 am.-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont. strasburs.
7eg and
Ba!s9SEs Express ParloF car to New York apd
s E1sss Ios an: md
stauIten. Pullman Cars to oineinnati. dsiiy Graf.
sana. s1SeR1 Ann.p
Gsss. bses sss s xSs.se 5
~ H &sE; S--Bsidn0Ts' Annapolis Hli00ss City
ESQ m a,oss York, ,Philadelphi. and Boston
$50 F. m.-3altiInore and Way Stations
Express: Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
'uns5on; n,-+potnt o, Rocks. Frederick. H.asrs.
town, Winchester and wsy stations. on Sunday to
4:O p. m -fBaitnore, Annapolis ana way Sta
559 RmEatPHIIApE5PH1A. E,soBroLk AND
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Badensburg and Laurel
$50 p m.-Point of Rocks and Way StationA
TOO p. m.-fBaltimors and Way Stations
BIO p. m.-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS Ellicott
Sis p.ln.@fGHICAGo, COLUMBUS ANDPITTs
BURGH EXPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago
Rltssisu5sn s!esKs EgRd HySRk, PH1I.pz1rH1A
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens
burg and LAUREL seegtng car to New York. ard
II 90 p mist Louis and Cincinnati Express
Italy Isunday only. Other trains daily. except
| Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio .cket Offices, Washington Station, and
Cos 6l9 and l435 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point in the city. w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
L. M COLE, Genera Ticket Agent
GEO 8 EOONTZ General Agent my17.tr
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SOB st. NV. rr,,s+oo.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Al"ssoSs,
40S 9th st. NV.
GEORGE TEUESDELL, Auct oct3-fmw&ds

GALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES rATE On SEW
y ENTH ETREET. BETWEEN AND g SIS
SOUTHEAST. UNDER DECREE OF COURT
By virtue of dec. ee of the Supreme court I:vL
Of the District Of Columbia, passsd on the 7th EHE
day of October. A. d. 1879, Equity No 81 4S Ix3l
and others, shall offer for SALE at public auction.
on TUESDAY, Dist day of October, 1879. at O'Clock
The south half of lot 9, in squsre No. 9O3. in the
city of Washington D. O.. toe said part of said lot
depth Of ia feet inch. and improved with two
story frame house AID back building
Terms of sale: Ons-half cash. and the balance in
two equal payments 1t six and twelve months, tho
purchaser promissory notes bearing interest,
secure the same. A deposit of $50 is required on
the drop Of the hammer. II the terms are not COM
right to resell the premises five days advertise
ment at the risk and expense of the purchaser. All
conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
S42 D street n. W.
DUNCANEON BROS, Aucts. oct9-d&ds
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A NEGRO FAMILY MURDERED.-A Galveston,
Texas Ne,rs special from Dallas reports that
the cabin of a negro woman named Esther, on
Aldridge's plantation, was visited early Satur-
who demanded her son Charley. The demand
not being compiled WITH the door Of the house
was fired into, resulting in the woundlng of
girl. A freedman who was inside then fired on
this juncture the door was forced open, and
Esther and her family, with negro from a
neighboring cabin, were carried away, several
other negroes escaping. The closing act was
the murder of Esther and her son Charley, both
being riddled with buckshot. Several arrests
have been made and others are to follow
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UNDERWRITERS.

TOHN r. WRIGHT,
q UNDERTAKER,
sep27lms 1907 4OsA ~. 9.es.
TRED aPINDLER, UNDxRTAKKR. l2S3 sev.
h 1sntH street. NV, Warrington, D. q ReEdenca
81 piaoe Of business9 Bodies embalmed and Pre-
pared fog tEansporsaaon apsas
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TO-MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FINE BLACK WALNUT PARLoR AND CHAM.
Der FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, DINING-ROOM FURNi-
TURE. SC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October l4th. "a
1879 commencing at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1885 Va
r street, the residence Of gentleman deciin- f3
ing housekeeping, shall sell the following ] !
effects:
Handsome Parlor Suite, upholstered in rep.
Two fine Black Walnut NJ. T. Chamber Suites;
Wall. ut ID. T. Tables, Walnut Wardrobes;
Painted Cottage Furniture;
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters;
snssts Comforts, Sheets snd h Spreads ads
Pail and stair Usrpets. Hail-l ack;
handsome Writing Cabinet;
Walnut NJ. T. Sdehcard;
Walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs;
Chira and Glassware;
Kitchen Requisites &c.
OctS-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.