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bales per ton register.
The following upwards OF 1907 are some OF
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions Of their cargoes FREQUENT
trials showing that against tier OF "a bal0a
tied by hand one OF 26 to 80 was slowed when
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain OF " per
cent on Cotton from the same Press. and IN 3
Box i railroad Gar gain from the same Pres
PULLER and GRIP TIE alone. ste Yea 81.
Louie g.. Highbury: Morin.a, Ben Venue kings
press. Andean. Abdiel. Artillertst. Borussfa.
biIos Eipie, Embsbops Eviss. Elective a1 u:
Historian. Heseden. Harden. Hudson Inventor.
Star; Maria Louisa. Memphis. MayagueG.
5dIS,pi: MSe s %ty Naples: SarnesIe ~
Re Realm. Prussia, Romulus. Rita. ssmiramids.
s ssbs Tsssssai Hans yard wm
1doiph Alice X Minot aphroaits Arden @ofEe es
John T Berry. Birmingham, Baden, Constan-
tia. City Of Brooklyn. Cleopatra. David Malcolm
Forest Eagle. Genitori Tarabochia, Gustave and
Oscar. dlenf1nort. Hercules. Isnar, lie Martho.
John S,ana WeMsl e John Bunyan Kathinka LIZ.
Dormio. Orient. Portray Paul Boyton, Queen
q Beauty, Ryerson. Regina. Resuelta Rock
Een se enar sabno P Tcr
Yorktown. To all Of which you are referred
but more especially to the operation Of the ms
CHINE ae TOR the qn,ay t 2, the work done
or at this Office. will be attended to.
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
No. I80 GFavfsp street
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wAN!Ts.

WANTAD-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
CITY lie In thie column. at ten cents per line tor
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MlscELLAN EeUs WANTS.

Ostter.
M ANTED--A SITUATION Az OaTLER ON
w a plantation by compptent man: can
furnish Al rafereneea also, can make and re-
pair Ilantatton harness. Address ObFLEH.
Democrat office. fe3 81
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THE EVENING STAR.
sports of the Turf.

II FYsx~-.
| Al. Inc TAI racing AZ Pimlico Commence, va,,,-
| difton and ~, Tue track was IN splendid con-
ul ss ra ana me weather fine. The attsndsnne
,n , no. as large as usual at Pimlico report ~
tne Hrsl TWO races and the first heat OF The th,,
race were printed In THE STARS telegrsnb,e
columns Sa,n Yesterday. The third race two mile
500 TO the second. was won by Glenmoreo n AZ.
came 10 ahead Ia both heats; time. s:sS ana
s:4o&. Cammie f. was second In the flrsf heat
ano surge In the second heat S"''
The fourth race was a steeple chase for all
ages. weller weights, about one and srhalf
miles: purse $500 for the first horse and $50 for
the secont The starters were judith. J. II.
Hayerley, Lizzie d., Pomeroy and Day star.
pomeroy was the fayorfte In the pools az sloo 20
$40 Tor Day Star, S5s for judith and SIS for ths
ned. In the start Judith was first away, with
fourth and Hayerly last. At the first earth
wall they went over In the order I'm which they
are named but Haverly threw hts jockey and
ran on, following the other horses 20 the finish
Before reaching The second iump Pomerly vent
10 The 'front.', With judith second aud Lizzie ID
thir9, Day Stsr following In the rear AT the
TARA wan Juo,th again went TO the front but
before reaching the fourth cart h-waIl pomarov
took the lead and WAS never overtaken- Al,
the remaining distinctions were then cleaned.
Pomeroy stumbling at the last hut he 70
covered without losing hts ADVANTAGE ana
finished an easy winner eighth lengths ahead of
Lizzie ID. (second), who was ten lengths ahea1
OF Day Star {third), ana judith twelve leapfhs
in the rear. Time, Sos.
AT The LYNcHBURG FAIR
yesterday the first race. for horses that never
beat three minutes. one mile. three entries was
won by bradshawS Maria, OF Lyncnbung In
2:62 Running race. half mile DASH five horses
entered; won by Robert fSradley's Jessie d., OF
Fairfax, Co.. Va. tn IS seconds, the best time
ever IL ade on the track.
BELMONT PARK.
AT the opening OF the fall trottiug meeting at
Belmont Park, Philadelphia, yesterday, the first
race was won by Trinket and the second by
Mambrino Charter ST. Julien will trot M the
park next Friday.
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DUBIIC SALE OF THREE HUNDRED AND
Il SENENTY-SIX AND THREE-QUARTERS
ACRES OF LAND.

will and testament of Douglass Chopper, late ~
Of ON Montgomery ,S COUNTY deceased and dn an
public sale to the highest bidder, at ''Clopper's
Station, " ON the Metropolitan Railroad, on SATUR
IL O'CLOCK M, the following described pieces or
parcels of land. to wit: Lot No. 8 containing 81
e the Is o int the r4ad
Cooper and the private road Of William r. Hutton,
leading to Clopper's Station: has frontage at the
road from St. Roses church to the road leading into
the residence Of the said Douglass Chopper. Lot
S S9 S &C ans 70 ro1ds and 70
Bridge by the METROPOLITAN Railroad, on the
ing to said station; ON the south and west by the
lands Of barry Cooke and the waters of Big Seneca
r Sn b;s 3t rods and
the exs s 9 On the west BY the iands Of
of the heirs of the late Thomas ENGLISH. Lot No. Z
a9G 90 road 'h
front of st. Roses church, and is bounded on the
West Nest by the lands of Mrs. Mary a. Hutton. Lots
quality All Of these lands are on near the Metro
locations for building sites. the railroad furnishing
every facility to Washington. Dc, and Baltimore.
aon %r sof s Sc f Se
and hickory. and Is susceptible Of being made lea
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the residue in one ard two
the day Of sale, and SECURED upon the land. Con-
yeyaneing Of the cost Of the purchaser. plat OF
lands x Is e sas Efhss q sale
+ octl5. lS. q. as.ao noyl.5
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND THE
INpIANS.-The Protestant Episcopal convention
at New YORK yesterday discussed the report or
the joint committee on protection Of the Indians.
The report recommended committee or three
bishops, three presbyters and three laymen Co
observe the action taken by the government for
civil rights and placing them under obedlence
TO the law, and also TO promote legislation 10
these ends. MI. WitherS. OF Virginia. moved 20
strike out the last clause, as II was unwise for
the church TO interfere with legislation Alter
some discussion the amendment was lost aud
the resolution adopted. The house OF bishoIs
sent message TO the house OF deputies appoint
ing Rev. Dr. Geo. K Dunlap missionary bshon
OF Arizona and New Mexico.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.

r.; TIE gR s4. %. D9E gba17 i TRACK %
""'' North 2' Ne aah s wss as 70 '"'
and Southwest.
10 take effect fs saRTdksy nsE Isl 1sSS
4, S0 a. NJ Baltimore, ElGcett City and Way Sta
$50 a.m.-tBaltimore Express.
IS, s55 ;maBsltimore, Annapqls and way. Spted
mex Ts1 Vs Frede
$40 s.m."gaint f 81 Rocks and way stations.
Phsds SpEhnss Bon and
Baltimore Express. Parior car to New York and
800 a.m:-.on Sunday only-Baltimore. Annapo-
$40 a, mist. Louie. Chicago. Columbus and
at Point Of Rocks for Frederick and stations east OF
asd daily e9sn sas 1s @
daily except Saturday.
burg coeee Bas9e. IauIs Snnspos Janc
~ 10 m.-Batimore. Annapolis. Ellic,tt City
I:35 PM Baltimore and Laurel Express.
Toff PhE ana Bo %s
$50 ?. m.--Baltinere and Way Stations twin-
chester, Frederick. Hagerstown ana Way, via Be-
so p .m,-Baltimore. ,Bladensbars and Laurel
4:s5 Rm.;-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers-
to Point of Rocks snd Way Stations only:
4 40 p m.-tBstimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 p. m--tCbicaao and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars 70 Chicago daily.
5:46 m.-tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Express.
Stops at Bladersburg and Laurel
COS p.m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
6:i5 baltimore and Way atations.
7:30 p.m.-BALTIHOkE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS.
$50 p.m.-ts.. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago snd
PittsbIlrg Express. {Pfltsburg, except Sunday. }
Sleeping cars TO ST. Louis AID pittsburg.
9:35 p.m.-tBalumore. Bladensburg and Laurel
Express.
BOSTON SiiS AND l BshT1Mokk ExPREss seepin NJ
to New York, and special sleeping car to Phila-
fbaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
603 GIG and Corner l4th and Pennsylvanis avenue,
| where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checkedaud received at any point In the city.
W. III. CLEMENTS. Master Of TRANSPORTATION
| l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
| GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent.
| q. 4. LORD. General Passenger Agent. my17
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RAILROADS.

1850 SO pgsss MHE ShkA A5ggE 1850
TO TEE sSaH iT %ss1 s'ssl R5s:
zHanss Efsaa n.as
corner of Sixth and streets. as follows:
6s e hs aid a sssD
d6iz S ans o sns
BALfIMGRE AMI Fl PoT6MAS RAILROAD.
For VITA t. assns &c so1
ssssS xh Palace Oars 70 o sa
For Wlliiansport, Lock Haven and Elmra. at 10 40
New dHs ofS an. sssi tBe Sunday Ess ao
5 EzgSs:s sa k sas fsrior Oars. $50 ANU
For BrSSklyRt N &. Fl through trains connect at
sorains 'a nssr asod
ins double ferriage scross New York city.
For 81 sassy q sad d go sna m IL
For BptmoS ESQ 1 s asy essePa sSgnaag
Sunday, SEQ. 10 40 a. m. 5 40. $50 and 10 90
Fer ,Pope's Creek Line. GAO M. and 40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For ANNAPOLIS, 40 am. and LAO p. m. daily. ex-
ALE Esps sidsns. AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
M ThN hsI2 h hLEn6ANbRIA AND WASHING
For 5s5isJss5d 5 i ;2o. 3 II IN. 42o so,
IL a. 10. and pm.
For Richmond and the South. 2 am. daily, and
$40 pm. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, 8, IL
night. On Sunday at and 10 Am, z and :05
NJ
Tickets. informst;on. sleeping and parlor car &C
coNmOdatons c1D be procured at the Offices, north
east corner Of 18th strset and Pennsylvania ave
nue., northeast corner 6 b and Pennsylvania ave
nue.. and at the depot, where orders be left TO
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotel
and residences.
l.. p. FARMER. Genei al Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER, Sepl7
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MARRIED.

October Sth. 1887. by the Rev. L. ID. Hall, Mr..
RICHARD III. NATTINGLY, of Washington. D. c.,
to Miss MABY A. CaAFFEE. OF Seekonk Mass.
WAITER-ROSE. Wednesday, October 18th
1850, at Washington. d. O., 10y the Rev. DR.. Cole.
Mr.. henry y. WALTER, Of Fauquier county,
Virginia, 70 Mics VIRGINIA G. BOSE, Of asst Wash
ipgton.
wOODwARD-TOwERS. Wednesday, October
Goth, 1850, II the Church of the Ascension oy the
Rev VIM Morrison, OSCAR WOODWARD and AGNES
MAY D oWEfs daughter of w. II. Towers, ard
rrandeaushter and adopted daughter OF william
Towers.
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DIED..
DIED.
SON. On October 18th. 1880. LUXE An

ANDERSON. On October 18th. 1850. LUXE An
DEE SON, aged forty mine years.
Funeral will take place from his late resi- ience,
2l6 18th street southwest. tomorrow, Thursdsy,
at O'Clock p. u. Friends and relativee>nyited 70
attend.
FISCHER. On Monday, Oct. 18th. 1880. ct l. 80
O'Clock p. M, CARL EMILE. only child Of Charles
and Minnie Fischer. aged three years and eleven
months.
Funeral win take place Thursday, Oct. 2lst at 3
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
yited TO attend. At
SCHAFHIRT. On Monday, October 18th, 1880.
at p. M, DR.. FREDERICK ScHAFarRT. aged sixty
six yeare.
The funeral from his late residence. 6SI NJ street
NV, at O'Clock Thursday, Oct 2lst Friends o.
the family are respectfully invited 20 attend II
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REPoRTRD KILLING OF VIcToRIo BY MExIcANs.
A Galveston NeeUs special from 81 PaSo, dated
yesterday. says: Intelligence reached here to-
day that the Indian chief ElctOr1o has been
killed, and that most OF his band have been
killed or captured by the Mexican Gen. Terres-
pes. On the 14th the troops overlook and sur
rounded the Indians, the latter being In posi-
ton upon Two hills known as Los Castillo one
OF which they were forced TO abandon. On the
morning OF the 18th the night was renewed,
of the whole party. Chief Nlctorio, 80 warriors
and is women ana children were killed, wo-
men and children were taken prisoners, $50
head OF horses and mules recaptured The
Mexican loss was killed and wounded, show
ing that the Indians were almost entirely des-
titute OF ammunition. Within the past year
Victorio and his band have murdered upward
OF 400 persons
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MERCHANTS AND MINEBp

MERCHANTS AND MIN e B y
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Bal.imore-Every WEDEEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, 1T Pm, from foot Of
Spears Wharf, (nesr foot 8. Gay st.)
From New Iork-EVery WEDNESDAY and BAT
URDAY. 81 p. M, from Pier 40, East River. fneAr
foot Clinton STD
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
Fstee freight guaranteed
Bates of pass s2e-Frst class, s6, including meals
and stAteroom berth Steerage, "a, meals. II de-
sired, 26c. per meal.
a. L. HIGGINS, A2t.,
{Eoston Whsrf.} BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER, Agt.,
3e25-1y Pier 49, EAST RIVER, NY.
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Conflicting and Conrincing Eao>.s


would not for $500 be back where was two
weeks ago, when commenced the use of Dr. CIV
BFSsoS's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE Pills. MY
sufferir gs. which were intense. from Neuralgia
and Headache, had completely broken me down.
but these Pills have en- irely cured me. Indeed,
feel like another man. For further information
call ut my residence, l13 Warrenton st.. corner Of
Eliot. Boston. Mass. O. O. FISK
Indeed, your CELERY AN d CHAMoMmE Pills are
worth their weight in GOLD. as some of your GUS
toners have said. have been CREST sufferer with
Headache for over twenty years. aud nothing ever
did me any permanent good until got hold of
CELERY AND CHAMoM1LE PILLS. and they have
acted Ike charm, and take great pleasure in re-
conn ending them to my friends.
G. W. HEATH, Otis ST.. Boston. Mass.
also refer to the following well known persons,
who have used my Pills themselves or in their fam
ilies:-s. N. PETTINGILL Il CO.. 10 State st. W.
VAN WAGENEN. lat Summer st. United States
Paymaster at Navy Yard; F. A. KENNEDY
cracker manufacturer. Cambridseport, Mass, and
many others.
DR.. c. W. BENSON-Dear Sir Enclosed find
$3.50. for which please send me six boxes of your
CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS. Before began
tonAAs Souf LIE = Ooui0 uul sct q QoceuI nights
sleep for weeks together. but now sleep splendid
ly. They are the best medicine in the world for
Nervousness. Respectfully yours.
A. E. CARGILL.
DR.. @. W. BENSON-Dear Sir 1 used your
CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS for the express
purpose OF increasing my appetite. which they did
to my entire satisfaction. take great pleasure in
recommending them omy friends. Yours truly,
I. n. SOPER, 80 Park row, Ny.
Or. BENSON, who advertises his CELERY AND
OHAMoMILE PILLS in this paper for the cure of
Headache. Neuragia, Nervousness, and Indiges-
ton, is a reliable gentleman and an eminent practi-
toner of long standing. and any moneys sent him
by mail or otherwise will be honestly applied, and
all orders promptly filled, as DR.. BENSON person
ally superiutends his entire business. The entire
press throughout the land are endorsing his nedi-
cine.-"Toledo Weekly Blade"
DR. O. W. BENsON'S CELERY AND CHAMoMrbx
PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Neuralgis, Nervousness, and indigestion, and will
cure any case. no matter how obstinate 1t may be,
OF either Sick. Nervous. or Dyspeptic Headache or
Neuralgia, Nervousness. or Eleeplessness. Price
so cents box. or six boxes for S1.50, sent post
free to any address Sold by all wholesale and re-
tail druggists. and at Depot. HOG North Eutaw
st., Baltimore. Md. oct20
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THE WILMINGTON, DELAWARE RIoT.-Oniy one
OF the colored men charged with completely I'm
the riot OF saturday night at Wilmington Del,
has been given hearing, and he has furnished
bail TO answer at court Last night over a hun
dred colored men assembled al the scene OF the
disturbance under the impression that the
democratic clubs were going 20 parade and
would attack the colored headquarters as they
passed The police, however, persuaded the
coiored men TO disperse, convincing them that
no parade would take place. the d6mocratic
clubs having promised not 10 turn out.
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MINING TROUBLE AT MEYERSDALR.-The miners
OF the Meyersdale region are having some troQ-
bic La regard to scales and just weight. Their
demands have not yet been granted, and there
are no signs Of an attempt TO comply with them.
The superintendent OF the Williams milne Is
endeavortng 10 break the strike by employing
wood choppers and farm hands to take the place
OF the experienced minerS-CttBlbefldRd (Nd)
TJ3lps Oct. 18th.
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GUNA1sD LINE.
" NOTICE.
LAME RRHTE

" NOTICE.
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr,
FROM PEE 40, N. T.. NEW FORK.
Bothnia. We'd Oct. 20l Gallia -. We'd, Nov II
Aseria. We'd Oct. a Bothna Wed Nova
Batavia. We'd nov nov 10 seyIhia wed Wed Des
And every Wednesday from New York.
mo steeraGe
RATES OF PASSAGE.
sSO snd Sl0O gold, according to accommodations
Tickets to Paris, SIS gold additional.
Return tickets On favorable terms.
SteeraGe at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts OF
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden eiven for Belfast Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and Massage apply ut the CoIupsny's
cabin TO OTIS BlGELOW l. CO., sos 1th street
Washington, DC
au27 VERNON Fl. BROWN 90. NY.
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u Fl. WARNER. Real Estate Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEE SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING WITH STABLE IN REAR, NO
424 FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a deed of trust, dated Decem- ksA
Der 9th, 1876, duly recorded in Mber 84l. EsA
folio 81, one Of the land records for the Dis -
cured thereby. will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on FRIDAY. THE 18th Day OF
Lowing described real estate situated in the City Of
Washington, District Of Columbia to wit: All that
and being in said city of Washington, and beina
known and described as being lot numbered thirty
Of square numbered five hundred AM seventy one
:571l, together with the improvements.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at seven
per cent and secured by deed of trust on the
deposit at time of SALE and all at cost
of purchaser. If terms are not complied with III
days. the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser, after five days advertisement.
oct18- eoSds SAM CROSS, Trustee.
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SINGULAR FATAL ACCIDENT The horses at
tached to a street car ran OFF the track on to
the sidewalk, on West street. Lynchburg, Va,
last night, running over aud killing a man
named Wyatt Steptoe Both legs. one arm and
skull were crushed The passenger jumped
out and escaped injury.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

The first-class steamers of this Hne-''Amster-
dam, " ''W. A. Schnlten," Rotterdam" ''P. Ca
land .'Schietanl" and ''NIass"-carrying the ..
S. Mail to the Netherlands, leave Watson's Stores,
Cabin-S60. S70 Second Cabin-S45, $50 Steer
age-S26. ii. CAZAUX, General Agent, 81 South
William street, New York. For passage apply to
". g. METZEEOTT & Co, 925 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington or T. H. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 18th street northwest. aug7
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THE WINTER has closed In early in the north
and west Snow TO the depth or thirty inches
fell near Buffalo, \. Y, on Monday. Whole
orchards OF young trees have been destroyed
and barns crushed I'm by the snow. Not for
many years has such fan OF snow In october
been known.
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AUCTION SALES.


u b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
on SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated July Sd, -
AID. 1876, duly recorded in 1iber No. 826, f.I
folio 13S one OF the land records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and BY virtue Of the decree Of
certain proceedings in equity in case No. 2. 200.
wherein Stanly Plummer was com plainant and
Harriet B. Bates and others were defendants, and
by request Of the party secured thereby, we viii
SELL at public auction, in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY, THE Doth DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ID
1880. AT O'CLOCK ~. all that certain piece or
and District Of Columbia, and known and de.
scribed as being lot No twenty (2O). in Grants
corded subdivision OF square No. seven hundred
and sixty g6el, together with improvements. &c
equal payments in one sad two years from date Of
sale with interest At six per cent and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Terms to be com
Piled With .i in seven days from the date Of sale
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
after ten days advertisement.
DANIEL PLUMMER.l ,-u,,.....
oct7-d&ds WALTER 81. SMITH,5 Arus'ses'
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VvHE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
HOUSE,
40l Penn Avenue,
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, ~
TIE LEADING SHOE house IN THE
DISTRICT.
JUST RECEIVED
5, 0G0 Pairs Children's Shoes, only .. &C. q pair
5000 Pairs Childrens Shoes. 40 and CSC. pair
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
500 Pairs Mems Caters, only CSC. q pair, the bee
&1.25 Dress Gaiters in the city.
GENTS BOOT DEPARTMENT..
Chicago and English Kip Boots ga and 81. so pI
The ~ f. b oo pai1s Roots 9e pa
THESE GOODS CAN BE FOUND
AT THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
48l Penn. Avenue.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
oct7
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AUCTION SALES.
VlHOlfAa DOWNING. AuctioneeT.

IN ANNE ARuNb phG eGGETy, MARYLAND.
On 8SE ME EE aNb 56H H9 GI
Rwka afEEF { Of Fi NE LATE
By virtue Of . deed to me. from the heirs -
on si sas'9n q IS
nInFsold. situated a. above. ana containing about
enps ssd 1eS1sss tor
t hsrm TIE Place is under good has
Ge q aa
b Dssea good 0an lawn II front Of the dweips
view County This s1 prope mfs
is ~ th5s a
properly is p sne
late owner by . heodore H. Bradish and sra by
Anne Arundel county. Md Tue Lana fe'oros 1'r
and two years. with notes bearing interest at SIX
per cent per snnum until paid and to be secured
ancing at cost OF purchaser. DEPOSIT Of SaSS re-
qnired on day of sae If terms Of sale not com.
ts oI "a aeR asy the right t. resell
81 A Oh aS1ioi R9dshiie GORDON Trustee
Im9ediately after the sbove sale. at above-men-
noned place, will be offered for sale the entire
Ware Cutlery Booze sne p ansms
Trunk and Valise, sc.
One Cow, two Borses At C., raae and Douhs u.r
nefs. Farm Wagon, Implements, ten tons of Hay
ten Darrels OF Corn lot Of Cypress Shing'es &C. sc
Terms ca II.
oct20 60 WALTER S. COX, Administrator.
VHHOMAS BOWLING. Anctioneer.
SMALL COLLECTION OF VERY ExoEI1pN-c
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2lD,@
1880, COMMENeING AT ~ O'CLOCK at re
denCe, No. 1102 . street, between 18th aud t<4
18th streets northwest, shall sell the follow Nv
e Paw Sill psrlor Sn;t.s.
Library Table; Marble top Table;
Very Hsndsc me Walnut Book Case;
Fine Brussels Carpets;
Oil Pair tings and Engravings;
Black Walnut Chamber Furniture and other
Household Goods.
THOMAS BOWLING,
octl9-dts Auctioneer.