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The Following Letters Tell
Their Own Story.
"VALposrA, GA July 20, 1889.

"VALposTA, Ga July 20, 1889.
81 sold one of your Patent Dust Proof
Cases about ten months ago, and the
other day it came back to me with the re-
quest to make il wind easier. On exam.
ination found that the stem was rusty,
and enquired into the cause of il. The
gentleman stated to me that he was start
ing some saw-logs that had lodged in the
bend of the river, when his chain caught
in bush and threw his watch into about
twelve feet of water, and he was about
two hours in finding it, When he got II
out it was running and he thought all
RIG ht. In about three months he found
that the stem was hard to turn and sent
it TO me.
III can say that the watch Is all that
the company claims for it and recommend
it to all railroad and mill men.
b. w. BENTLEY"
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The most gauzy story ever pre-
sented 10 the creduiity of the
Atnerican pubic, says the San
Francisco Post, is tina, in q recent
stage robbery in Montana an ed
itor who was passenger was rob-
bed Of 81. so and had $500 that
was not taken. The inside facts
are that he had the 81. so in the
toe of his sock and the $500 In his
mind.
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A SUFFERER FROM RHEUMAT-.
ISM limped about for years with
a cane, and could not bend down
without excruciating pain. Parker's
Ginger Tonic effected an astonishing
cure and keeps me well. 1t is infalli'
BILE. M. Guilfoyle, Binghamton, N.
Y. sal iw asas.8 sfslsa a,fs
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/ KNOW WHEREOF SPEAK
For have used it extensively. I
regard Parker's Ginger Tonic a
most excellent remedy for kidney,
lung and stomach disorders. It in
vigorates without intoxicating. J.
Francis, Religio Philos. Journal,
Chicago. Wpi4tA43e 81 f@
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! Mr.. M. Snodgrass, Martinsburg,
w. Va, says II believe Browns
Iron Bitters to be one Of the best
tonics that are Sold" Hag8 A4
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When sorrow has left its "traces.
what has become of the rest of the
"harneSs.
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What nut Is the most toothso me,
eaten with the shell on? Did you
say dough-nut.
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Some one says the best thing out
is out of debt. tt
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THE NEW PATENT
DUST-PROOF
Stem Winding Open Face Case,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
The American Watch Co.,
wATrrr ar ,s.re

This case is formed in one solid piece
without joint or seam, opening in front
only, taus avoiding the usual Cap, and
securing grsater strength and durability.
These watches are all open face. The
bezel, into which an extra strong crystal
is fitted with an especially prepared
waterproof cement, is attached to the
case by screwing i, thereon, and thus
forms an air tight junction with the hods
of the case, whish is proof against dust
and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners,
lumheTmen and others who are almost
constantly exposed and who have tomake
frequent reference TO the watch, these
qualities are of the utmost Importance.
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DATENTS.-No Patent no pay
i is our motto We have had IA years
experience in procuring Patents, Caveats,
Trade Marks, Copyrights, etc, in this
and other countries Our Hand Books
giving full instructions in Patents free.
Address R. S & S A. p. LACEY, Patent
Atty's, GOA F. St., Washington, D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-22
Affairs i'm West Washington.

ACCDENT.-About II O'Clock to-day Thos Crown,
employed at the car stables or the Washington and
georgetown railroad company, was badly hurt
ABOUT the head by the falling OF bale OF hay being
holsted by block and tackle. Dr. Richie at
tended him. and says his injuries, though painful,
are not serious.
FIKE.-At 1870 p m. yesterday an alarm was
turned 10 10y Sergeant Hess from box I'll for fire
Id Peter Nays bakery, No. 1853 East Market Space
No engine soon eNtingliiS!led the liames 4 batch
OF bread was lost and the bakehouse was consid-
erabiy damaged.
ABANDONED HIS PIGs.-Private Hawkins brought
10 station at m last night two horses attached
10 covered wagon, containing five live pigs IN
boX, LOT OF empty bags, and coil OF tarred yarn
when he found abandoned at the corner OF 32i
ana streets. 1t was the property OF Samuel
Shreeves who had gotten drunk and been taken 10
ms nome, near Langley, Va, about O'clock
LIE ST. CECILIA CELEBRATIoN.-Tle festival OF
81 Cccilla the patron OF rhetoric and music, was
celebrated 10y the rhetoric class OF Georgetown col
lege last night. An interesting program was car
ried out.
MARRIFD.-Hlr. Charles d. Hood and Miss Addie
r. Lunsford, OF WarIenton. Va. and niece of AS
slstant Chlef Drew, OF the fire department. Were
married last evening in the rectory OF st. Johns
church Rev. DR.. j. S. Lindsay united the happy
couple,
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nD-dts
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,onsers

fKENCH SIkEET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
len III STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF decd Of trust. dated the ffteenthHa
Gay OF november 1slt andrecored the 18th day $
OF January, A d. 1Nil. IN iiber No SAL. folio 2a3
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia fine
UNDERSIGNED as surviving Trustee will offer sale by
public auction In front OF the premises on TJrESDiY
NOVEMBER TWENTY SEVENTH, 1883, AT HALF,
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M. all that certain piece or
District OF Columbia and city Of Washington, and known
and DISTINGUISHED Us Lot numbered forty three (43) in
square numbered three hundred and sixty three (}3l
M3trnng to the subdivision OF said square ns made BY
oGnrseSo rs Office Of the District Of Columbia
1tS1ns OF sale One-t of the purchase money in
81 yrars from day Of sale with interest from dae
said C. u. oe secured by deed Of trust the property
.; or al Sash az the option of the purchaser de-
wl De REQUIRED at the time Of sale All
cnastr Al the terms of sale are not Complied with
W.. ;t rr Gays from day OF SALE resale vi the prop
atsr I'VE days public advertisement thereof
"''u"S LINUS. L. CA1i-AN, Surviving Trustee
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RAILROADS
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
iHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
IHE FAST AND THE WEST
- VIA. WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEN cOT-pI

IL
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY November Ie 1894
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jr,ss1
Avenue and street 10y Eastern Standard 18th Ierf.
For Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and st Louis
HIM. os a NJ ip; u, a M lG:l0 r M with
lrints without change. lV:i5 daily Chicago
For fittshur1 at 10:l5 M mi 20 r. IN daily; q 40
Ini1 10 tlttshuls Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via aIonraeyiIle Inls a m
9sny WITH Sleeper for Toledo. VIA Wheeling and Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at sroa m
daily. except Sunday; r ard l0.GI H. daily with
fhIlor ana Sleeping Cars ATTACHED
For Baitlmore On week Gays > GO 20 90, 10. a.
500 Z: 10. loco. 10 Is pm.
2Sa. 3. 4i0. $50 T. s:I0 10 90 pan -' '
For Annapolis, 6:iO IN. 2l0 and 40 nm on Sun
For Way Stations Ietween Washington and Bsltipo,e
70, Gao sam. - 10 pm. $50. so. and 10 lisp IN
ior stations on Metropolitan branch. 7.40 $50 = m
l-.Knlgtun. 80 am daily except Sunday, al p m
daiiy ior fr'Sieiick, $50 a.m lol5 am AS pm.
tSf Haeerstown ie:l3 am. and AS Pm daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily. TO- $50 am 22s
From New York and PHILADELPHIA 2:55, s3oam daily.
,o:2o J. IN. daily except Sunday.
From Annarolis. $40 am. I:oo. 6:S7 PM; Sunday
lO:40 AIN, 6:3. pm. "
From Lesngton 90 g. IN daily. and 2:l5 p daily.
From fr s.1nes and intermediate psnts 2s 1000
Sunday; 500 p M daily ion Point 81 ri Ro Ss ehcep'
Trims lsave baltimore Tor Washington at 10 s3o
90 q sf ~ shd co. w. M ~ 70 20
$3.50 g. s:loa. m. l:0 8. eos 80 and 900 T. "a
Az trains from Washington stop Relay Station except
For further Information apply the Baltimore and
avenue corner 18th street. wheae orders
VIZ lie taken oT asgase 10 la checked and received II
i l n. cIE NJ s'iS NJ. of T. Baltimore
NJ? T. h LORD. Gelii Passenger Agent
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lie Turned Out To Re a Woman.

WAUftN, WIS. Nov. 22.-IntereSt in the career OF
FRANK Dubois and his wife has been revived here
Dy letter received from prominent physician OF
belNldeTe. ILL., Frank Dubois married t,ertie Fuller
some time ago, and there has been abroad a suS-
piclon since then that Dubois belongs to the gentler
sex, and one sam Hudson had the temerity to
physician declares that there can be little
doubt as TO the sex OF Frank Dubois,
as he attended her during her confinement, when
SHE was known as Mrs sam Hudson. Since the
matter has been given so much publicity Gertie
Fuller has sought the secluSon of her sisters
nome, and her "huSband' holds aOof from the
awakened wrath OF "hiS" mother-in-l law, who in
slsts that whatever she" is She ought to be ar
rested.
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FNE Push WoRKBoyrs
FINE LEATHER WORKBOXES
FINE WOOD WORKBOXES,
FINE WOOD DESKS,
SMALL STANDING DESKS
MEDIUM AND LARGE DESKS for Bows or Ladies'
FINE PLUSH GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES.
JAPANESE GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES.
PERFUMERY CASES, oA"O 0oAL''
COMB AND BRUSH CASES.
FINE JEWEL CASES,
PLUSH AND LEATHER COMBINATION BOXES
Are among the New and Lovely Goods which we have
now on our counters
Our Prices will always bear comparison with the
Lowest and Goods all fine handsome and well
made. ~ ~
Our Plush Glove and Handkerchief Box at 81 90 is
remarkably cheap
LAVA sTATUARY
OF artistic designs in imitation Rronza RANGING
from 81. SO pair up They worth looking at.
In FINE ALBUMS at very low prices we hatter our
embraces ali the New Styles in Plush Russia Leather i
g&tor, Real Morocco, Embossed Leather &c aud
deserve your especial attention.
Onr stock of TOYS still keeps coming in and we shall
have without doubt the largest variety ever offered
while we shall endeayor TO suit everybody's purse in
or HoL1pAY OPENING will take place MONDAY
SILTERBERG'S,
S12 7th st. and 313 9Th street n W..
hlS near Pennsylvania avenue.
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NNHE GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Dot BILE IKACh. - SPLENDID SCENERY,
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFiCINT IDT-IpNIS VI

l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no,i To THE 7 RE N2aElH. WEsT. ANp s6TIHwEsr
STEEL II S IfTrcr Mac EarSaESf
TRAINS Leave WAsnisoroS PROM ' sFsI nos conxxr
-, p,., OF SIXTH asp srREfTs, A. roLiows;-
q Palace se'pinv Cars "a ~ daily Tas; Line.
ssc I'M aa with ss , Ga Io from aasrr-p
Pa:aoe Cars to Pitts6urg and Cinci.inHu Alfo, con-
dF' w .Gh c sans ". Car ba ad 70 c Il
Mail Exirfss loA9 g. m daily, tor i1ttsburg and tbs
RaLiIMoKE ASb ioToMaG 5' KsIIR O. Ago.
Zoo M day ets sst@r MN BhA Psl. Sas cara
aslIington 70 Rochester. and Washington 10 Buffalo
Tram ltsninx Washington Gu Saturday night viii not
For MiansFort Lock Haven and En.ira. at 9.4os m.
For New York and The East. s:lss m 1850 NJ Len
Il o d , iS .,1s On o. s PIMA, s s.o and
r9 9;4 jar; a NJ daily daily exc 81 Sunday
rs o. B s,fsS ali al through trains conrec, At Ter.
direct transfer Fulton strte avoiding double ier
For asi F 1f-l sss s aHst a Ss ioo ,o
snd III, m Or SUNDAY. 90 10 90 and n Is p m
For Baltimore so s:i5 $40. 1000 loo m. and 20
aoo. IL, 4;4o: Csc, 74o 1000 and ii rs p M on
Sunday. s'4olooa N. ~. -. 7ao 200 and HIS
For Pores Greek Line ESQ a m and 4.Iop. m daily.
For Annapolis CSC am and 40 pm. daily. c,ceptsun-
thR Ans sf
rss s 5 "a 9 !, 5 and 4
For Richmond and the South .ss and II os I'M. daily
saa esys a as 1. fol os 1910
snd 1919 ieio m,d 90 $50 s sa sl9 % and
Iisas.s and intOahon At @. oice north-s.. corner
tsn Shsre orders can Be t for the chscllns If Bog
CHAS f. PU6H. General Manager. NH
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DIED.
EHSWIEY Il

fEANlEf. JOHN FRANl.i,l. we,ines,lsy morn
lng November 2lst. lss3 after a short lut-S ~ tina
iorf nth year Of his axe, County Lana
erich. Ireland.
May he rest in peace
Dearest father. thou hast left ma
We Soui loss most deeply feel;
1T l. God hast De;ett US,
lit can all our sorrOws h. al.
BY HIS CHupEFv
Funeral win take place from his late residence S9s
street southwest. frguHy morning. Noytniipr I'D az
$50 O'Clock. Friends ard relatives the family ar.
sprctfully invited 10 att,!.d. -
KIM. On November 2ls lsS3 a. II 80 n M after
long and PAINFUL illness of CuIsGmItlnn which She
lore MI "A tArlsau fvrtltudp KALI beloved wife ~
h.bsrt L. hing IN the thirty Nth year h,r
Relatives ana trenus E,sisNiiRtly Invited
tend tie iul cral irUln her late r-yCe. No all FIFTH
sfiet southeast, "n saturday morning ~ 80 O'clock
Requiem mass at O'Clock AT st Peters church Inter
melt at Congressional cemetery. -
RENPP, On the evcniI. Of November 10th. 1881 AZ
1:So oco"k, OF TYPHOID pneumonia CHARLES ri Mp
sgcd twenty EiIl, Years
Funeral from the family rnsiaeace No AL street
southwest on to-iorrOw Hriiayl at 10 y ni to which
relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
STEPHEN. Al hearieysNlllr jefferson Co W Va
November 2l, isS3. Doctor CHARLES IL SIIIIiEN
sou "i the late Judge ST hen. OF Mary land
WILLIAMS PIRNELLi TULULA WILLIAMS
aged twenty years d,iate this Ile Movers Der 10Th
1888. S
Funeral will take place to morrow Friday 23d inst
at Johu Nteley's church Connecticut avenue a
q slt-sx IA.
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TOMORROW.
.rIoaIAs BOWLING, Auctioneer


UNITED STATS NARSHAL'S SALE OF FINE
G!ICkF RING PIANO FINE PaE.yDR. tNfBtR
AID bIElNtf-lDIM Fl kNiICRE CDIpE
CLOSE CARRIAGE. BUGGY. &c
by virtue of writ of venditioni cxpnsa fss1eI on
OF u rks Ctic" ot the supreme Court Of the D-ff,t
OF G. 4It5la, and u directed. viii At public
sGle, cash, a; " lC01 street northwest FRI
DAY tie TNINtN THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1s@S. ~ Ten O'CLOCK, ell the right title cIsm and
int ~ oi tho defendant III and 10 the following de-
scEItss. property. Ia wit:
On Fr.Ine ircHch Pat 'fanttl Mirrors.
~ t.rlIr Chr h-TE4 Piano viii. 81 oI and CovCr-
Sery handsome Mai4uetry Cabinet, superior Walnut
EaN set
1'urI ~ Arm Chairs RevoIvina-Top Book Case.
Fin. t'li steel EngTGvIIiGs oil Paintings.
Sup English Brussels Carpets.
STAT and Hail Carpets .
Walnut Marble Toy ana Library Tables.
Han .,rs window TaUgII-,s.
Val irIoi Chamber Furniture in Single and
it-llblr Ss+s-
Ilr- ilrIpr Sute.
Pam. - anil other Chamber FIrGsure
jill, Heir Mattresses and Spring ILIerbe(lS
1fsfif'J Pillows ara Hi1lIhttS.
NelrH- NJ f. sid board
INt. ASTON Table ami Dining Chairs
Va. ~ Ete4cIe. Los Cuiila aud Glass Ware
Eeatf;-s Stoves Lawn Mover e. e.,
Also, Al TWIN L O'CLOCK PRECISELY
t';.i 1 Close Carriage bury al three of which
AK N prime ord. and tut little used
4" satisfy VtneIt'uln CXiofaE NJ. 246I4 nj law in
r. ~ AIbSt ice Ii Blown Ba,iley b roys
dRfeinant.
,, CLAYTON NCNICHAEI. U. S Marshal
1EtpNAS DOWNING. AGrtiCne,r rJg-.t
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No CURE NO PAY WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
BhlSAM Is warrat;edt 70 cur Coughs Colds Croup
irnat ana ltii's DISEASES etc SiN dTIS dose Try
II Ii not satisfied return the empty lu;tle aud t Your
THOMPSON l,e IA : t,,srn
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- oDLKT q. EOI.1ZAfAN Real Est ate Auc,o,t,.o-
IL 1t.E and L streets northwest

AUCTION SALE or THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
RDt -. On > i.l.Ef. No 14u}. THE FORMER
!.iSlDENCE o. HE LAIE HON. EBON {. IN
trERSci.I4. - 49,
BY ,irt"c of two deeds of trust dated respectively ~
on the INST day II Nove.Ilbr, lS. and erhth day IS
OF AEr 1910. ard recorded in Iifr No 1871 II
24 and er No Si2 folio l44. in the Land RtcoTs- of
the District Of Columbia Viii II public auction in
IOt PlH 4. ID; l@,i at FOUR O'CLOCK J.. NJ the
following Resi- fsat in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia, with al the improvements thereon TO
vi: Lot numb rcd Two o. in kiwerS recorded subi
vision Cf slsuaT" numbered two hundred and seven
teen CID according 70 the plat thereof in the Office of
t Surveyor II Washington city: District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. and tie balance in
one two and three years. with interest thereon the
rate ~ six per cent per annun payable semi ually
Gf ali cash at the option OF the purchaser deposit III
$50 % b made at tine of sale If terms of sale re not
complied with III ten days the Trustee reserves the ris
10 resell the properly at the risk and d,allting
purchaser. The title to be retained by Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been paid
All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser
JAMES q. BEkRET Trustee
H. u. hOLILMAN. AuctOneer. nII-dSds
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Patrick Dodd, aged So and
his wife, aged 40, were found unconscious this morn
ing Ia their room at the Penn house, in this City,
from the effects of the Inhalation of illuminating
gas They arrived from Attica last night, and IL Is
supposed that they blew out the gas They were
recovered.
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ja2-m&th1Y

0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
the best 20 is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
g The only place where 6fst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold ut respectable pricea Address
or call at
SOoldS Old Stand, No. 6l9 street, between 9Th and
It'll streets northwest
N.bs-Note by mail promptly atteudedto 50
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A Lincoln Memorial.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Nov. 2a.-H Oldrayd, a Spe-
clal adnlirer OF the late President Lincoln. has
leased the Old Lincoln homestead for term OF
years and while preparing it for his personal occu-
pancy he has been hitting il up with the view of
preserving IL as nearly as possible just as Mr. Lin
coin left ii when he went TO WaShington to assume
the Presidency.
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RANGE or THE THERN0NETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
ofIicer to day am. 612: II am, 6a3 pm, Toe
Maximum, 7l.9; minimum, $50.
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CLAYTON NcSIICHAEL, c. S. Marshal
TEDS DOWNING, AllCtione,r nIo-d+rTl

= hisI. ESTATE, SITUATED On NOi;IiI II
i.EhET. BFTTEFN FOURTH AND }IrTH
SIHEETS NISF. AND IN IHE SOITUNFST
t9RNEI. OF fil;ST AND L STREETS NORTH
WEST.
r. virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court If the
Dfsfirt OF Collnn''a dated the 18th day Octobtrt @
A II 1873 and pass, n, Mccarthy t-A
ct v. % Brien at al NJ StS of thu Equity Docket of
SAL cuutt the UNDERSIGNED said cs.rst will
on toy sale: ~ luhlic adrt4o:a on FRIDAY. THE
TNENIN-IHIII, l,Al or NOVEMBER. A D. 1854
at For X AND HALF O'CLOCK l. NJ. in front of
fh" ii-Ist tEr following dfscIii.i real estate situate
LII IT, ttS OF Washing ton. III :e District of Columbia
flfi sSr and d'l.st,d IL" iIats Of said city as
hotI. and lmns aiey thereafter Tait Of lot numbered
IL Il it1re No. 90. To- ginning for the a. point
Oh l. STREET west go tct south trGI the northeast
n' =" sad lot and running them" south - feet thence
%e' - !eet thence north - feet to J. street: thence
eist On = street 10 feet. tnrnCe south 20 feet thence.
east 'i'tt 10 Isl street. ahd the Tiac" ii beyinv and
Continuing 2elO square feet, less Illli1II
Prov,
Terms: One fourth cash. and tha residue III three
sQtbi nslilnchS 1t SIN twelve AID eighteen months
RESP Etly with int resi- from day Of sale and
escuT- i by tie purchasers notes and reserved lien ON
Tie i. .ty sid. s all cash al Til2Scrs
0eI"- + ith wiil required ii-er & riop-
e1fy Sd at the time If sale the purchaser fell 10
dat ; saie thu Trustee .i lt to resell the
pro- tf az tn r-k and III such defaulrif.l Iltr
ci2r-1 after thr-e days U1ti|e III IHE EVENING STAR
DtW-aiVr. tiINrJ aUinC and recording prchas-f's
goet JOHN =. HANNA, Trustee,
webs law Biiiifng, JO5 ID street northwest. Wash
isIyton H. G..
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct- nI4-dkdS
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STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, LINENS. HOSIERY
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED BONNETS AND
HATS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, GLOVES. FEATH-
EIiS, RIBBONS, LACES, LINEN SUITS, TOWELS
BRUSHES BUTTONS, THREE HUNDRED
BOXES LINEN COLLARS. ALI. SIZES, kC., WITH
LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, MIL
LINERY, SHOW CASES, &c, BEING STOCK OF A
PARTY DECLINING BUSINESS. TO BE POSI-
lively SOLD.
At auction within s,Icsroons FRIDAY MORNING
NOVEMBEH TWENTY THIRD. at TEN O'CLOCK A.
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I'd Edition.
Latest HGlegranS to The Star.
A Whole Family Murdered.

CHICAGO, Nov ga Daily Netrs Jackson, Mich.
special says: Jacob Crouch. 20 years OF age and
considered the wealthieSt farmer in this county;
nis daughter and her husband. Henry White. and
visitor named Moses Hally of Transfer. Mich, wer,a
ali 11und dead IN bed this morning. having been
numbered. S'
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MfRfsGED.

BoiD-BaRRoN. At the resii.nce II the groom. on
tuesday, November 20 lSNl, CuA kIkS u HpND
No cards
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Alexandria Affairs.
Ale
Reported for THE /

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GOOD ACDITORs.-City Auditor F. L. Rrockptt and
Col NJ Mayre, clerk OF the city courts here, are
each candidates for the state authorship at Rich
mOnd. Mr.. BrOckett was the nominee Of the last
democratic caucus for state auditor against Mt.
Alien, the present auditor. Col Mayre comm ndei
The nth (AleXandrtal regiment during the late war
ana lost a leg in the confederate service Both are
thoroughly competent gentlemen.
t SetokkD MEETING; The first public meeting
when has ever been held at the new Excelsior hail
on tibbon street. was held there last night to agi
tate against the decision OF the Supreme Court of
the nlteu states declaring the civil rights bill TN.
constitutional MagnuS L. Robinson presided n nd
W. A. Carter WAS secretary The hall Is about n n
the size OF The STARS business Office but Is neatly
furnished with benches Every seat was filed and
many were unable TO obtain seats. Addresses were
Geuvered by NJ. NJ. Holland. A. st. C. smith and w
T. chase. The speakers Were frequently appIalIded
POLICE REPoRT.-Tne prisoners detained ut the
Toulouse this morning are S. L. EmOre and G.
W. Quack, arrested by Officers Simpson and Ogden
charged with obtaining money under false pre,
lenses; Charles Taylor, arrested by Officer LAWYER
charged with stealing, and james Reach arrested
10y oiilcer Arnold. charged with being drunk and
no.d a called meeting tomorrow night. The FRI
gay cuD VIII give hop at McBurney's hall on FRI
gay night neXt~F A Reed Co. are loading the
SCHOONER +. NJ. klli,bal with slaves &C.. for Cuba
the State Grand Lodge OF Good Ternplars Will
open us annual session here next TUESDAY evening
~Ihe sessions of the District Grange of Northern
virginia, held here this week. was a quiet one con-
Quoted privately. Its proceedings were not made
puplic-Ihe schooner Thomas BOyton. detained
tanned, the Old one having proved unmanageable.
sailed yesterday with a new crew.-The dwelling
ana stable, which Contractor LyIes is building for
Mr. Z. r. Carlin on South Pitt. near King street.
Will DE completed before the close OF the SEASON.
Inc br1ck work on the Trinity NJ. E. church is COM
p1e,ed ana the the caPenters are now framing the
mashed on the Midland road last week IS improv-
ing. One OF his sleeve buttons was forced entirely
through his arm. yet IL Is thought that the arm viii
ne SaSed--1he Odd Fellows fair at McBurney's
hall Will close tonight.
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4 miner named Patrick ORriet. Of we>ternrart
Nd tel on train on the u. a a. railroad, near
Md. while int oNicait>d and was Killed