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T1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TuNHOMAS BOWLING, AucIioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS
ANT.
By virtue Of adeed of trust dated 18th May 1876 AS
and recorded in Liber SIT, toto 343, of the and{&
records for D. c.. will sell, at public auction, in.A-
THIRD. 1889, IT FotR o'CLoCK +. NJ, lot num- UNI
bered three go and the north seyentyye l75) feet
by full depth of lot numbered four a.. in block num-
bered foair a., in s. P. Browns subdivision of
Mount Plea SAINT. in the District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale The amount of Indebtedness secured.
and expenses Of sale i'll cash, and balance in six and
twelve months wi interest from day of SALE secured
at time OF sale Conyeyancing at cost of purchaser.
The amount of Indebtedness is about 81, 400
amount OF cash required will he announced at time
of sale.
o2l-d WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee
IF. THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
hour and place. By order Of Trustee.
Md THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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EASY MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN STOCKS
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-The PoStS financial arti-
Gle says: The money market continues easy at sac
per cent for call loans On stocks, and SHa4 per
cent on U. s. bonds. Time loans and mercantile
paper are unchanged In the loan mar .et for
stocks Lake Shore is leading at 3a4 per cent for
carrying, and other active stocks at per cent At
the stock exchange U.S. bonds are J. lower for the
80, and 4 for the IS. State bonds are nominal
and railroad bonds are dull and steady. The
stock market at the opening and for the first half
hour OF business was weak. and prices declined Z
a1k, the latter Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern TO 1S1. From then until IL O'Clock the market
was steady to strong, with Northern Paclflcs the
features, they having advanced to ASH and 93z.,
aud oregon and TranscOntinental to SAX. From
then until about 1910 O'Clock the market was
weak, the special features having been the coal
shares, which were helped down by the dispatches
reporting depression in the iron trade. Milwaukee
and Rio Grande. All these last named
stocks, except Denver. are worked
on the railroad war dispatches from Chicago
From 1910 O'Clock until about 1890 the market
was strong for the Northern Pacifcs. and other
wise steady. Since 1880 the market has again
been weak, with Texas Pacific the special feature.
and down to 1914. 1t will thus be seen that the
market has been Irregular and variable. The
stocks which have shown the most strength are
the Northern PacilcS, about which rumors are
current, which, however, cannot be verified,
Union Pacific, the Vanderbilt shares, and Erie
have undoubtedly been strengthened. or the tel
egraph stocks W. q. has been steady, and at times
strong; Mutual Union has declined from 26l1 TO
248 on the new proceedings before the attorney
general reported yesterday.
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Il Real Estate Auctoneers.

E Of NHAYHRIF EocHREB r.
sAHT eE ESF f HEb
sq qHEErEE RETwF SIkGET
SSp sEEEARS
sas p
su Ea s ha F. dsy CT
em: ass the the Trustee will sell at
following described real estate in the city Of Washing
ton. in the District Of Columbia:
NOVEMBER. at FogR O'CLOCK p NJ. in front o Of
the premises parts Of Its numbered one % twenty
dred and fifty 25O). fronting on street sixteen ieet
W I e ae CT o f as
three story brick dwelling. known number 1906
%. IN II ,ME SAME DAY .. HALF PAST FOUR
;s
thereon: consisting Of fine threestory brick dwelling.
NovEMBER. AT FOUR O'CLOCK ~. in 'front.' Of
numbered hundred ana seSa having
front on street of thirteen feet and eight and
inches with the Engagements thereon consisting Of
N Il r4s
@ ss ana
IN front on street OF twelve feet and sn inches
~ l.s uoPsn - ymo avenues with the impE0Velnen!s
thereon, consisting OF four story frame dwelling,
known ~ No. 1424 D street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd Of the purchase money Of
the balance 10 two equal instalments for which the
srsetvey one and two years from tie dsis Of sale
With interest at SIX Rer cent per annn and secured BY
option Of the purchaser. deposit in money Of 500
required ON the ecceptance Of each bid. II this terms OF
sale be not complied with within seven days the Trus-
zee reserye the right TO the property after three
days advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper.
ancing at purchaser's cost.
nl5-d&ds HENRY c. COBURN Trustee.
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MARRIED..

ASTERLINE-SHIELDs On November 18th. 1854.
at It. Dominic's church, by the Rev. Father Spencer
GEORGE ASTERLINE TO SARAH T. SHIELDS. both
of Washington. ID. G.
BAILEY-BRAWNER In Baltimore November
18TH 1882 by the Rev. Father Justiaina, j. READ
BAILEY, of Washington, ID. c., to ABBIE Draw
NER of Baltimore. Nd.
STA0Y-McEEYNoLDS. November Is, 1881 by
Rev. ]. q. Butler ROBERT II. STACY of Washing
ton. ID. c.. and MARY j. McREYNOLDS. of Wilkes
barre, Pa.
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fINloS. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING No.
*59 II STREET NORTHWEST AND VACANT

by virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of thes.
District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause No NE%
Sss the undersigned trustees viii soil at public "a
s TE "a irShs 81 inc Irsrnlsss on MONDAY the
;: FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the west half Of lot IL
square ST. and immediately thereafter the east half ~
said lot The entire lot IA has front of 80 feet By
depth of 100 feet to alley. -
Terms: One third cash. and residue in one and fvo
years. with interest and secured on the
erty; or all cash. at option OF purchaser All taxes and
assessments to July 1884, paid. $50 deposit on each
n. r. MORRIS,
1906 F street. r
W. 3. EDMONSTON, Z IrustoeS
40 5th street. J
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN. Auct. plS-d&ds
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FANDsoME CHAMBER SUITE FRENCH PLATE
CHAMBER SUITE; THKEE walnut FRAME
PARLOR SUITES; NJ. T. SIDEBOARDS; NJ. T
TAB ES; TWENTY BRUSSELS CARPETS; TEN
INGRAM CARPETS; HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TRESSES. T0GETHERW WITH GENERAL AS
SOhTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
On To- MORROW MORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK
NJ shall sell in front OF our saesroom the above
collection of Furniture, sc.
Terms cash,
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lNNE BUILDING LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS
IL AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY AR&
SECOND. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. winSa&
sell in front OF the premises, ill Of Lot Is. square
PAT having front of IS feet Massachusetts,
between 18th ana l4th streets northwest
This lot is spendidly situated on Massachusetts ave-
nue., and can readily be subdividsd; is in of the
best locations in Washington; belonging to nren
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in one two and
three notes to bear six cent interest payable
semi annually. and to be secured BY deed of trust Com
veyancing at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with In seven days. otherwise risk and
defsulting purchaser. deposit of 500 required at
sale. DUNCANSON BROS
n1b-d&ds Aucioneers.
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The commissioners to-day approved the applt-
cation for liquor license for Messrs Harvey a
Holden.
The revised plumbing regulations were to-day
approved by the Comm ssioners.
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VJyRUsTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY ON NINTH
IL STREET, BETWEEN AND y STREETS

By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of thee,
Dastrlct OF Columbia, passed the 2Sth day OF II:
September. A. D. 1882. in equity cause 1898 the III
Undersigned Trustees viii sell to the highest bidder at
pubic auction, MONDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH
DAY OF MOMENTUM, A. d. 1882, in fir Mt of the
premises, at -FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. the follow ing de-
seribed property. to wit: Lot numbered fifty three
to5l, IN square numbered three hundred and sixty
seven GOD situated in tie ty OF Arlington District
OF columbia on the west side Of 9th street between
and streets northwest. together with the improve
nents thereon which SITS two frame tenements
numbered respectively 1898 and $780,
Terms prescribed by the Decree One third of
the purchase money in cash. and the residue in two
equal instalmeDts credits of six and twelve months
respect yey with notes bearing interest and secured
py deed OF trust the property sold from date of
SAFE deposit of 100 viii be required at the time of
safe III the terms of sale not complied with in ten
days from date of sale the trustees the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost of deatting
purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH
r. Il. LEWI-, AIus1ees'
4l6 9Th ST. NV
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. Mid
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, IN re III. Won Heffner Alterneck: I'm.
provement In dynamo-eectrc machine: argu-
ment concluded. Bliss agt Tucker; judgment
below affirmed. United States agt. Morrill, ct al
appeal dismissed on motion OF the United states
district attorney. Kendall agt vanderlip; on
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Anderson ct al agt Smith; verdict
for plaintin for possession OF all the land except
one-quarter OF an acre and one cent damages.
Bryan Bro agt Townshend; judgment con-
fes5ed. Clark agt Washington and Georgetown
railroad company; On trial
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Wylie.
Yesterday, Isaac Jackson housebreaking: not
guilty on the ground OF insanity Charles Robin.
son. personal violence to Policeman Slater sent TO
jail for 30 days. Thomas A. Tolson, assault; on
trial
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GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
- TATE, FRONTING FORrY-FIVE FEET AND
3NE I SCH ON VIRGINIA AVENUE BY Az
FEET On ELEXENTH Strict SOUTH.
WEST, FRONTING THE SMITHSONIAN
GRouN D., IMPROVED BY A TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
District Of Columbia, holding an Equity Court. s5;;a
No g. lO1 doc ~, wherein Irene Stephenson is COM
painant ana William I. Ford and others are defend
ants the undersigned rustee will sell at pubic auction
in l., front OF the premises ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
The TWENTY EIGHTH, 1882. at HALF PAST
70. O'CLOCK NJ. the following described real
equaro three hundre and twenty five (325) being the
east 4o feet and one % inch of said lot i'm
proved by a two story frame dwelling
HE terms Of SALE IS provided by said decree.
third in cash. and the balance in equal instalments
n SIX 90 twelve 1O and eighteen as, months from
the day OF SALE the to bear interest from the day
OF SALE said to be secured b. deed Of trust
the property Sold all cash. at the option of the
purchaser deposit of one hundred and fifty dollars
70 be made at time of sale. The above to be
compiled with within week from day of sale; else
the property will be resold risk and the de-
faulting purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. EDWARD II. HOAiAS Trustee.
DUNCANSON Bros, Aucts nl6-dSds
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4
Oh TIE FREMONT HOUSE" CORNER
OF THIRD SIBEEE And INDIANA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY order and irrctun Of the Supreme Court of the
Bistrlct II CruLuG a. holding a sTecis term for Or
plans Court business, snail. execUtriN # tie Last
vii. ana testament the lIte Frank HILL deceased.
sci, at pubh auction, ia frUut Cf tht Promises 70 the
hlEh It bidder, on FRIDAY, tie TWENTY FJ URIh
DAY OF NONEABr-ls, lsSZ, at FoURUCLOCk L. NJ,
the FJrn tIre, FIXtGraS. Iuexpiret lease and Good
viii Of The Hotel known the fremont House" To-
Gated at the northwest Of 81 street and Indiana
avenue northwest. III the city Of Washington the
same returned in my iIlyt tory of the person
tate Il tue said frank p Hill. Il in the said
court the said lease being Of the entire building
premises, at ntal CT hundred and lfty $3.50
liars Der month and expiring the y0l day OF June
1sS3 he said fun ture, fixtures lease and good vii
viii he sold a whole
Terms: OEe-thiTd % cash, of which two hundred
(t2G dollars down the sy OF sale, and the remainder
In SIX co. and twelve I'D months with interest the pur
chaser to his bond with security for the deferred
payments: all cash. at option Of purchaser. Pos
session given Immediately.
The fremont House of the best established and
most conveniently located houses in the city. and
doing excellent business which promises to be better
the coming winter than at any time heretofore.
This IL fine opportunity for good hotel man any
one desiring to enter the business under favorable cir
cumstances. MARY r. HILL, Executrix.
HENRY Z. DAVIS Attorney, 400 Louisiana avenue
Northwest nl3. Is. IL, q 22623
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WALL Street TODAY.

DUBLIN. Nov. 17.-Patr1ck Casey has been found
guilty of the murder OF Bridget Joyce and SEN
fenced TO death.
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Condensed Locals.

The grand jury to-day visited the jail. and Will
likely on Monday be discharged or given recess.
To-day bill was filed In the name OF Dunlop
agt. Cutting ct al, 20 remove cloud OF title to lot
| 10 and part IA, square Ii.
| ing, the case OF Thomas A. Tolson, charged with
| having committed an indecent assault on the per-
son OF Ella Young, girl of ID years OF age, on
| october 25th-appeal from the Police Court, where
a fine Of 800 was tmpOSed-was given to the jury
| and a verdict OF not guilty was returned.
reports that about ten O'Clock last night he heard
| the screams OF woman in the vicinity OF New
Hampshire avenue and L street He ran 10 the
place, where he found cOiOred woman named
Annie Ages, who stated that cOlOred man drtv-
ing black horse attached to coupe invited her
to ride on street. between 18th and 18th streets,
and when near the place mentioned he attempted
to commit rape upon her The man escaped.
THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended by
all the members except the Attorney General, who
is absent from the city. The session lasted two
hours and was mainly devoted to the discussion
OF the principal questions before the several exec
utive departments, with view to their considera-
tion In the Presidents annual message to Con-
greSS.
PIERoLA IN WAsHINGToN.-Gen. n. de Pierola,
OF Peru, arrived In Washington last night, and is
guest at the Arlington hotel He is accompa-
MED by Mr.. q. BogarduS and NJ. p Grace, OF New
York.
BOND EXCHANGE PROPOSITION. Folger
has received offer for the exchange OF 900
date OF maturity, but has not yet acted upon the
proposition, as there is some doubt as to his au.
thority In the premises
EDUCATION IN THE ARAY.-Chaplain George G.
Mullins, 25th infantry, u. 8 A., has submitted to
the Secretary OF War his annual report on the
subject OF education In the army In which he says
considerable progress has been made in work OF
organizing and establishing post schools and read
ing rooms. The attention OF the Secretary Is
called to the fact that corps OF competent teach
erS Is Still the nrSt and great want
The OvERcRowDED GOVERNMENT INSANE ASYLUM.
First Controller Lawrence has given an opinion
that the funds at the disposal OF the
government hospital for the insane in the
District Of Columbia cannot be used for the
support OF patients under its care In any
other institutions; or, in other words that none OF
its patients can be transferred to other places
ard supported with government money. The
question arose from the fact that the government
asylum is In danger OF being oyercrOwded, and
it became necessary to find some other place
to accommodate the mslder cases. 1t was
proposed to remove some to the Washing
tom city asylum, but this cannot be done
under the decision OF the first controller That ON
Ger has, however given a favorable opinion on the
question rs to whether the District Commissioners
have power to construct buildings In the grounds
ct the foot Of ~ street. new partly occupied as q
garrison Tor United States troops, with their own
funds, and for the sole benefit OF local of
sanity.
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FF1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VAIUABIE PROPERTY

District of Columbia passed in the cause of McManus
Boyle ct al No 1925 , equity DOCKET q, will offer
NOVEMBER, 1882. at -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in
'front.' OF the premises. all the interest and estate
Christopher Bowie in and to the whole Of lot numbered
ten tlo IN square numbered six hundred ana thirty
tr (63) the same fronting ninety 800 feet North
street between LIST street and New Jersey avenue and
having depth Of one hundred (lO0 feet with
valuable buildings.
THE interest to be sold Is the whole property subject
!" 81 encnbrance Of So 900. bearing interest at the
rae % seven t') per centun. payable quarterly
terms oil SALE One-half cash: the residue in two
from the day OF ale deposit OF $3.50 to be made when
ton 20 pay whole purchase money in cash W
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
nfl-uts Gunton Building, APT Louisiana avenue
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DRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
III. II. DODGE.

Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Dcusht and
Sold on Commission,
No. ;ss 18TH STREET. tCORCORAN BUILDING
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers.
Ga BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sioa IN san Francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York, Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New Hrk Stock Exchange 1t eighth of per9ent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which orders executed ON the
S:sck Exchanges in those cities ami reported back
promptly Quotations Of Stocks and Ponds and in
forinstioi regarding the Markets received through orr
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York STOCK
Exchange. ,1
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VlHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
By virtue of order passed by the Supreme Court
the District Of Columbia holding Especial term for pro-
dersigned win sell public auction on the premises,
ss fSETES SHoK
personal effects Of HELEN Nj. stewart deceased CON.
sstins principally of Household Furniture Glass and
The leasehold of the above premises will be sold the
She n 1a asa
Terms Of sale: Cash to all under 500, and as
to purchases over that amount credit not exceeding
twelve months may be given by the Administrator on
LIE NARp MAcKALL,
Administrator of HELEN NJ Stewart.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. n4-eo&ds
EFTHE ABOVE SALE OF FURNITURE Is UNA
yodaby Postponed until MONDAY. NOVEMBER
Plano Antique Furnure and Cut T1e
sale Of leaseho1d will take place TO MoKkOw, at
oisat HE6s Il fd5e MackA11, Administrator
GALE BY EXECUTORS OF VERY VALUABLE
55GkShs IN PhEAisEs No: 's4. MCPHERSON
By virtue Of order passed by the Supreme Court
ne 7 D' s o. Col1me ho ans special term on the
s at public on bs NJ 81
A. NJ. the very valuable Paror and Chamber Furni-
taSs Ss %fs sras snIta in p part
ments; N: T. sidebosrd; E1 Table; Dining Chairs;
sells and other Carpets; Writing Desks; oil Paint
ings; Rosewood Chamber Furniture together with
other Furniture unusually fine and seldom chance
offers at auction to obtain the same.
Terms cash.
BESSIE M. CORWINE,
Executors of r. NJ. Corwne.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. nl7-dts
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION FIRM
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
CLOSING SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE VASES,
CARDS, RECEIVERS. FRUIT STANDS AND
THIS EVENING, AT HALF PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK. and TOMORROW AT TWELVE M we
shall positively close out the remaining stock regard
less OF cost or value.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
SPECIAL SALE.
GRAND COLLECTION
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
TWESTY-SECOND. 1882 commencing at TEN
O'Clock, within my auction rooms shall sell one of
the finest collections Of Paror and Chamber Furniture
ever seen in Washington, which will be sold without
One 8piece Paror Suite Walnut Frames covered with
Crimson I1 Satin Damask, with two Chairs in Blue
One spiece Paror Suite Gilded Frames covered with
One piece Parlor Suite Walnut Frames covered with
Crimson MOhair Plush.
One 6: piece Paror Suite Ebony Frames in Embossed
Silk Plush, with two Peacock Blue Silk Plush
Five Walnut Center Tables. with Plush tops.
Elexant Patent Rockers elegantly upholstered,
Finely Upholstered Window Chairs.
Elegant Turkish Easy Chairs
Superb Ebony Cabinets.
Ebony Desks Lounges.
Five ether Paror Suites, beautifully upholstered.
Seven large Walnut Parlor suites Of the finest manu-
facture.
One large Walnut Chamber Suite. including Ghetto
Walnut Mirror Front Armoires. timely finished.
Elegant Mirror back Hall Stands.
Elsborately Carved Sideboards, with F. p Mirrors
Together with other elegant Furniture necessary to
mention.
In point Of style and workmanship this Furniture
surpasses anything ever offered in Washington at
ton.
The collection will be on exhibition Monday and
Tuesday, November Goth and 2lst, when parties may
No postponement on account Of weather:
nl6-dts THOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer.
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT is Informed that the re-
pairs 10 the MantGn an, now at League Island
navy yard, Pa, VIII not DE concluded before Thurs.
day next
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AN ERRONEOUS BELIEF.
Chicago stan dard.

HOW A MISTAKEN THEORY NEARLY COST A WELL,
KNOWN MINISTER
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FINANCIAL.

INANOIAL-
AN IMPORTANT NOTICE To ALL WHO OPERATE
IN STOCKS.
We send FREE tn an address our ''Wai Street Hand
Boob" containing valuable information concerning
riroad stocks their dividends and yearly fuctnatons
also private telegraph key. stocks bought and sold
from 20 10 per cent margin took Privileges large
or small OTIS The small cos. of such privileges and the
large prOtts frequently 0btsined from them make this
method OF ste speculation very desirable for those of
mo erate means Correspondence invited.
EDGAR BOOTAY CO.. Commission Merchants.
o2i-lm' 6 Wall street New York
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WE KS l. CO.,
$50 OUISIANA AVENUE.
Opposite City Post Office.

Having procured the above spacious Warerooms we
are now prepared to prosecute the Auction and Com
mission Business in all its various branches.
Household Furniture and Effects, Dry Goods and
Stocks Of of every description caalogued
and arranged and disposed Of either the premises
or at their salcsrooms s-.g
Particular attention given to
SALES OF REAL ESTATE,
After an experience Of many years we hatter our
selves that all business entrusted to will be conducted
in q satisfactory manner -
Advances made when required and prompt settle
ments rendered Fine rooms for storage for exhi
b1t1on Of furniture &c. intended for auction.
Opening sale of furniture and effects at store THURS
DAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-THIRD, AT TEN
O'CLOCK, A. NJ
CHAS WEEKS, Salesman,
nl6-3t Late with Dun cailson Bros.
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FOxhaIl 10 be Sold,
The Electric storm I'm En-,

LONDON, Nov. l7.-Mr. j. X. keene'S four-yea
old colt FoXhail has been put In the private sal
list
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THE PRESIDENT to-day appointed Blanchard v.
Webber postmast'r at Salamanca, NY, vice vree
land, suspended for cause.
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tie following are tlie ODening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day "a reported
10y special wire 10 III. IL Dodge, $50 18th sire Il
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TRENTON, n. j., Nov I7.-Argument was re-
sumed to-day before Judge Nixon, in the United
states circuit court, in the case OF the American
Bell Telephone company agt. John j. Ghegan, on
motion for preliminary Injunction to restrain de-
PENDANT from infringing complainant's patent
The defendant denies that he has infrfnged, and
sets up that the invention was known and used
oy numerous persons before IL was patented by
Bell The case will occupy several days.