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WEALTHY But BRUTAL: HUSB,Sp.-Elmer r.
Culver, the wealthy young farmer or East Haven.
Conn.,, who was charged with having maltreated
his young wife, was yesterday found guilty ina the
superior court. Culver treated his Wife. refined
young lady, daughter Of a Baltimore melchant, with
great cruelty. beating her, combining Eer an base
ment and compelling her TO eat scanty meals from
the head OF a barrel. lie was placed under bonds
for her proper SlIpport.
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MAISRGEn.

FRASER-ANDERSoN. On October IS 1ss3 by the
asy = III Greene. CHAS: L. FRASER to GEORGE
ANDERSON. both of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. At The church of the
Epiphany, on Thursday, October % 1sss. by the rec
tor, Rev. VIM Paret, TRANkLAND JANUS. for
merry Of Marrenton. Va, TO Miss EMELINE g.
WEIGHTMAN, youngest daughter of the Lat, Richard
Hanson NeghtInan, of this city
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oa-dts T. EDTAt GaR GSRhai Administrators

sA5N qHE pE1 o fo1k
TWrEN e sKE fTE N k S2FTH sAS RE
AyENTH+ BEEIMEEN TH1R1TEESTH d tsnD
CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT!
District OF Columbia, passed the twenty frstS58
l21st day of December 1882, in Equity cause No
1917 Equity docket No a. we will offer for sale by
pA 1s0h TR & fhe 1885, a at 1 FUR
O'CLOCK (, T. NJ. Lots four "a. six go. and eight
numbered two hundred and forty-two (242). in the
City Of Washington, according to the subdiyision
court by its order passed in said has authorized us
as trustees to make and which subdivision is fol-
ttwo 22 feet and eight snches on Fourteenth u4th)
street. lot six go into three lots each fronting twenty
ionafs os to e b2
the line of the present lots and the Of
said lots four ca and six 6 to be made by parallel lines
fronting Rhode Island avenue to be into
three lots of equal length and fronting on Rhode
twenty Six @ feet wide and the other two each tWens
tyons en- feet in width By this make
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree Of the
two years from day Of SALE with interest from day Of
sale or all cash, at option Of the purchaser The de-
cured by withholding deed or by taking mortgage or
deed OF trust on property sold Al UNPAID taxes and
i Of frs 70 Cd IL
purchaser deposit of two hundred dollars ($2dO)
bid By the decree the Trustees are to post
pone the sale from day to day in all the property be
S %ffkfaM F i: A EPMoNxsros.@ Trustees.
Offces, 40 5th street northwest
THOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. ol7-d&ds
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The Striking Switchmen.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 25.-A meeting Of the
switchmen was held here last night. The commit,
tee assert that a large majority of the men have
agreed to go out unless the railroad company grants
the advance 1t Is further stated that delegates In
the interest OF the strike are here from ST. Louis
Omaha, St Joseph and Leavenworth.
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.UNCASsJN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON B
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SITS.
SOUTHEAST. WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF CAPT.
TOT. GROUNDS
Ey vir:r" Gf deed duly recorded in Iibcr No ssaSs
e folio 49, Il SD, of the land records fortf&
liz pStaie Of Columbia will H. in front of he---
y lss ~ THuRspAY thu TMENTY-FIFTH DAY
CT OCTOBER, AID. 1889. at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the
western twenty five feet front by depth of Lot number
-. twenty (2n. III square numbered seven hundred and
tTt. two( 1872 being It. front by 100 feet in depth
T.tier with all the improvements, ways easements,
ri-;- rTiSi,t{, AMI aT to the belong
isr ~ n any manner appertair!ing
Iis Lot 4 in the immediate vicinity of the CaIitol
f'H i: OF the squares mentioned for Library Build
FERNS One half cash; balance in year nOte to bear
int and 20 l secured Ivy deed of trust Conveyance
iys a.: at irsaser's cost. deposit of 800 required
at & Terms to he compiled With il days other
~i Trsec the right to resell ut the risk and
cost ot the etaunC purchaser after five days. public
Eoiict ri such resale in some newspaper published III
Washington. DC. WILLIAM DICKSON,
o. IL Trustee.
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CHICAGO, Oct. "a game of cushion carom bill
lizards for the championship and $500 side was
played last night at Central Music hall between
VIM. Sexton and Geo. F. SlOSSon NJ HOnOhan. Of
Chicago, was referee. The game, for the greater
part, was Slow and tedious, Sosson taking the lead
at the start and keeping it to the end
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District Government Affairs.

PERMITS
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle to w. T. Downey. repair brick 1927 street
northwest; $500. K Stead, erect stable rear OF
1908 street northwest; $500 A. B. Chalfield erect
frame dwelling, Howard avenue, Mt Pleasant,
county. w. j. Newton, erect a two story dwelling,
q street, between 9TH and 9Th streets northwest;
$1,000. DanenhOwer Son. repair brick, 1915 Both
street; 81 500 bearing & johnson, repair Vernon
block; 1000 ST. James Parish; erect brick
and stone church, sth street, between B and c
streets northeast: 5000.
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INHARMoNIoUs NEW YORK DEMoCRATs.-The three
democratic factions in New York city have disa-
greed on nominations for the state senate The
World says: "The only union now in existence is on
the county ticket So far as senatorial aldermanic
and assembly nominations are concerned the fight
Is free for all,
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PALIl MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IAiL ACDLL. FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
~ TNEES
TIL EASi AND TEE WEST
Iii. tA-i AND 4 lib " Isl.
VA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER.

VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE 1EASk: JANNEI COUPLER!
E,hftlule t. take eject 81 NDAY Ma 18th 1874
Lta', 5s5i-t"l tTUIn station. 0. New Jersey
Ior Chicago. Cincinnati Iouisyii.e ard St Iouis
daily a. 3 % a. m. lO.l5 a. IA. 1910 p IN With
THROUGH Coaches ard Palace Si.,,i1 cars To- aboye
70. : M4Si.dl change lO,l5 a u; daily To Chicago
1er tr:5l rt- al $50 a. III and s.i1p H. daily. 10
n 10 tltts Jiry Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
Fcr Iv'- Io aud Detroit via NonroeviIe. I015 a m
daiiy. With Sleeper for Toledo.
III 4, +, =; ~, i5iladiFLa aud New York at $40
PdIfnr and Size Pig Cars attached y" ''''
@ j. Jam II TS 20 o. 3s s $50 81 q. 20
-. T.. 40 Il:30 pm
LBS, i so 20 J. !: 10 y4op . Gill; Ia
Ter Annapolis. go AIN, 2:l0 and 4:40. on Sunday
fgr ~s} stations between Washington and Baltimore.
Fr a. II 10 7 M $50 40 and II 80 pm
ssrP; S'iay 80 aIi., - and 5:45 M daily; for
s1ici.'3n. go am. daily except sunday: for Frede-
s :" AIN 10; 10 @Ill ald As PM. daily except
For HarTstovn. 1O;l5 an. daily e1cep. Sunday As
Trim arrive from the West daily go 7:s5 am,
Tlo!p Nv York and PliIatelplia, ass $40 m daily
From fnlaro!s. $50 am. 10 6:37 pm: Sunday.
rsm flanniin 2;i5 p m, daily EXCEPT Sunday
ioo NJ 10 40 J.. N, and $50 p IN daily except
SuiIi-S 1919 J. T.. 500 p. IL. daily from Point of
3rains aye Baltimore for Washington at 4:4o g. 40
u ~ y 10 and lnso a m, Ills $50. $40 5
rs. so s. $40 a. H. so 4:4O s. e:35. 80 and o.
Al trains sror Washington stop at Relay Station excep,
p FARTHER information apply at the Baltimore and
p wanna avenue. corner l4th street where Orders
W. l. sAen for ha2age TO be checked and received 81
v ". CLENkNiS NJ. Of T.. Baltimore.
- = e. h LORD, Gent Passenger Agent.
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The PimlicO Races.

PIMLIco, MD. Oct. 25.-First race-Welcher first:
Tolu. second; Reveer, third. Time 149
Second race-Dixie stakes, two miles, was won by
third. Time, 356.
PIMLICo, MD, Oct 25.-Third race, Orlole handi-
cap, one mile and an eighth, for all ages, won by
Bella; Parole second, Aranza third. Time, 2:O4.
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GREENFIELD, O., Oct 25.-John Doggett, bar
the way home last night by an unknown person.
shot twice and instantly killed Several colored
men saw the murder, but failed to catch the muir
derer.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
mUsTEEs SALE OF THREE.sroRY BRICK
DWELLlNG NTH STORE, ON EAST SIDE OF
SEHEMTA, BETWEEN AND o STREETS

By virtue OF deed Of trust recorded In Lber No -
769 folio 49, ct se Of the land records Of the Dis E
trct Of Columbia and at the request Of the party -
secured thereby viii ssl at public auction Il front Of
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883 at FIVE O'Clock p. II.
part OF Lot IN square 4A1 IN the city Of Washington
the southwest corner Of sed lot and running thence
north 90 feet and extending back with that width due
prSyements copsistins q thFesstcry brick buding
twelve months for which the notes Of the purcaser.
with interest q sx per csntgp per annum from the
property deposit Of o160 win b required az fRe pu-
chaser q tho ts Of a6 ALI conveysncing ct the cost
lS6S payabls out u tie pulchaee money.
ol9d VIII +. AATT1N0LY. Trustee
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Telegranhic RriefS

By an accident in an iron foundry at lie CreuzOt
yesterday ten men were filled.
Rev. Isaac Wiley Pembroke. the oldest Congrega-
tional minister In New Hampshire, died yesterday
at Concord, aged 80.
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THE BALTIMORE CITY ELEcTI0N.-The total vote
In Baltimore yesterday on the mayoraty ticket was
5,74 OF which IatrObe (demOcraD received 29,147
and Heiskel ION the citizens ticket 25,6O7; La
trObes majority, 35i0 OF the first branch OF the
city council the democrats elected 10 members
and the fusionists 10. In the second branch the
democrats elected and the fusioniStS 4
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CANDIDATES FOR LETTER-CARRIERS' PLACEs-The
local board Of examiners OF the city post Office have
completed their review of the papers of the nine
1ned out OF the nineteen examined fourteen passed
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INDIANS DEFEAT MKxIcANS AND KILL SENATOR
PUGH's SoN.-Specials from Casa Grande Mexico,
confirm the reports OF an engagement between
Is learned the hospital Is full OF wounded Mexicans
The Indians have broken camp and separated into
surrounding country. Advices from n Pas0, Texas,
say they have crossed the Mexican line some dis
lance below there and killed Senator Pughs son.
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THE SUIT AGAINST CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER DIS
AISSED.-The case OF w. w. Kirby against Chief
Justice Cartier for 10000 damages for Islander was
to-day dismissed by plaintiff
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TOMORROW.

IN MANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
81 at., 80 9th street northwest corner street
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BOOKS. OFFICE
hNI tFtitEP FURNITURE, AZ Gus STREET
SnETH"EST.
Also
KNABF PIANO
by tnc of an order issued by the Supreme Court of
the District q Columbia, holding special term
lrnate t"irt. will sell ~ COS street northwest on
IT'D ~: OCTOBER TS ESTY-SiXIH. 1885, COM
MINCiSti, at Ten O'CLOCK a NJ.
ist of Books. Office Furniture,
Chamber and Other Furniture,
And,
At TVEi.EE O'CLOCK. same day at auction rooms
of DIlnra%On Bros, 9Th and - streets northwest
on. kNABE PIANO. STOOL AND COVER
Terms cash.
II. F BAKER,
An.inis rator of Estate of D. p Hollo way deceased
IL,
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SHOT WHILE TRYING TO PRESERVE PEsCE.-YeS-
terday at three O'Clock q row occurred at 100 o
street northwest between several colored women
and colored man named Caleb Lancaster. alias
Adams Thomas Hall, while trying to quell the
row, was shot In the side of the head by Lancaster
but fortunately the ball glanced. He was attended
by Dr. i. Taylor. Lancaster was arrested
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vNHOUGH NUMEROUS CAUSES MAY OPERATE TO
turn the hair gray all that is needed restore the
natural color Halls Vegetable Scian Hair Remover
than twenty years its sales have been
but we have yet to learn Of its FIRST failure oct25
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Theodore V. Van Heusen, who gained consider
able nOtOIfety i'm his attacks upon the management
Of the signal Office, died on Tuesday.
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NAVAL OFFICER RESIGNs.-Lieut John c. r.
vine, U.S.N. has resigned, and his resignation has
been accepted by Secretary Chandler, to take effect
to-day. He had just been ordered to the Alert for
duty In China.
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1SN Prizes, @110,z 400
tickets, eIOO ~N'
press. DON'T SEND BY REHIsTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE 1 ORDER until fuTther notice; Orders
OF % ana upwaru BY express can be sent a. our
pense; Address all orders to J. J. DOUGLAS Louis
vflle. KY. or to O. BALLARD, r B. Box 276. Aexan-
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RAILROADS.

YuiE GREAT
na,T! TlE ,SfH WISE sf' 13 - s9ttEHwEsr
Dol Tt 81 ti.iCh SPIENplD SGENIEY.
IN LFFECT } ULI sTH 1856
IRAN 1--we MhSliI |, roy FROM station CORNER
for Il.-S'lrl ard tn West Chicago Limited Express
:;oa N. d;iiy With s.. rlins Cars from Harrisburg
/, a T. %ftfri I E8 , $50 P r. daily with
s.i sfluE1 w ffG S sp Cr G ftlaqs
br and the West With Palace Sleeping Car washing
EAETlNoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SSr En- cana lI, koeheSter Bptfal9 Niagara,
tEast,ii-ton to CaLanoais'Ua. and Harrisburg to
fer Mii'issport, Lock Haven and Elnra $50 a. m
dali, Scti.t sunday
10 ~ h g Trrs5 Of iiina ma Tar i c ans,
Her Bston without ciaI=e, SO p. every week day
For B. ciyn. y \. ali through trains connect a. Jer
So - vita beats OF Brooklyn Annex, atfording
max. q. ros- Nv Yorl City. @0'''-o -e'
for I5ls'lsllhia. s0oa m. 1910 m, 1$o 40 go
Sti " - = N On SUNDAY. 20, $50 and 1920 p.
il.r.i. ixirss go = N daily except Sunday
$50. I.u 4i1 $50 10. $50 and Io2l p. M Or,
sunay 49, 1910 40 CO. 7:SO $50 and 10 20
For Pores Creek Line, Gao a. H. and 4:lOp m daily,
For Anra ,,lis 40 IN a., 40 IN daily, except Sun
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Ma MD ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
@ - SO so 800 ad li5o y P aa % sandaJ nat At
T. II c1d and tic Ss,ath IN and II 90 am. daily
am IN, i IN S,,i% ixeept sutiay 90 NJ
and 100 .2.1. SEQ. 3:37. $40 90 aud 40 p
l. al, y D. hiidnEht. On Sunday at 90 aud l0:jS
tn = ia, information At re office northeast corner
~, 0' - and f"nEsylyani avenue and the sta
Ea from hotels and Ire rii.te o. Dag
J, L wOOD t.,s.erai Pls.serser Agent.
n
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ONE GILT-FRAAIE FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL MIR
ROR. ONE WALNUT FRAME FRENCH PLATE
DO: Do, TWO FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS
WITH CORNICE TO MATCH: REP WINDOW
HANGINGS. MAHOGANY BOOKCASE. WALNUT
EMBOSSED PLUSH PARLOR SET, REP PARLOR
FURNITURE. BLUSSELS AND THREE-PLY
CARPETS, MiRROR: FRONT HALL-RACk. Wal
NUT MIRROR FRONT WHATNOT. WALNUT
MARBLE TOP CHAMBER FURNITURE, Pill
LOWS AND BOLSTERS. MATTRESSES, WAL
NUT AND MAHOGANY NJ. TOP SIDEBOARDS
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, DINING AND
OTHER CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS, REFRIGE-
RATOR, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c; LARGE
NUMBER HOT-HOUSE PLANTS. VASES. HOSE,
GRASS-CUTTER, &c.
ONE FINE CARRIAGE HORSE YEARS OLD;
COUPE RGCKAWAY, SET HARNESS. &c
On TIL URSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST, at
TEN O'CLOCK, at 24O8 street northwest by order of
the Orphans Court the undersigned administrators
Will sell the above effects
NIB The Horse and Carriage will be sold at IL O'Clock
precisely.
o24-dts T. EDT Y GaR GSRha Administrators
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
u PROPERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART
OF THE CITY IN SQUARE sos

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the a
District OF Columbia holding Special Term in Es;
wherein Bartholomew Long is complainant and Jere-
miah Long ct al. defendants which decree was
SATURDAY OCTOBER the TWENTY SEVENTH. A. ID.
1883 commencing at the hour Of ~ in front Of fe
sluars eight hundred and eight 70 se City Of washing.
twostory brick hocsc store and dwelling house ON
n9TTsEeast corTsss Of 4th and streets northeast
fourth FASH and residue ct Six twelve and eighteen
nnths u equal peyments the purchaser or purchasers
from date Of sale aud secured by deed Of trust
upon tho property purchased All conyeyancing at
one hundred doars lOlool On each lot must Be made
wh6u the property Is knocked down.
HENRY WISE GARNET. Txustee.
No Columbia Law building.
WEEKS CO.. AuctioneerA oii-eod
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y o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
AAs 10th and + streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT. on NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE,
STREET, AND TWO SQUARES FROM DUPONT
CIRCLE
In front of the premises VIII sell at publica4%
atirtcn lots and Sub ST. square go at HALE
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, on FRIDAY, OCTOEER..A-
TWENTY SIX 1888 Lot is % feet front by about Jos
feet deep and lot So is 10x7. cut Off tine aoiI-
ing lot to give access to 20 foot alley
O..,-dts T. o. HOLTZMAN. Auctioueer 10th and SITS
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GENTLEMEN!
BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR FALL OR WINTER SUIT
OR OVERCOAT YOU SHOULD EXAMINE
THE STOCK AT
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
The Goods sold there possess merit in style and make.
lower than thooe OF any house in the city.
Our 6 Overcoat is equal to any sold at 80
9 0ysrcost e eSns to s sold a.
Our $40 Overcoat is equal to any sold at Sis.
Our $12 0 0yercost is equal to any sold $40
overeoat TO amy amy s soId at
Our Sc business Suit is equal to any sold at $40.
Our So Business Suit is equal to any sold at SIS.
Our $40 Business Suit is superior to most sold
Our s12 Cashmere Suit superior to most ones sold
Our SIS Corkscrew Suits are equal to any sold at s25
Our $ls Corkscew Suits are equal to any sold at $50
Our $40 Black Diagonel Suit is equal to any sold at ss
Our $50 BLACK Cloth Suit equal to any sold at s55
Our 80 BLACK Broadcoth Suit superior to most ones
sold at $50.
BOYS GOODS
Our $3.50 Overcoat would be cheap at 81.
Our $3.50 overcoat can't be equal1ed at S..
Our Sc Overcoat is worth $40.
Our So Overcoat sells elsewhere at a15
Our So 81 S. Sc 81 $s So suits s are just about
40 per cent. below the usual selling prices.
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
In Cashmere Chevoit Doeskn and Beavers in endless
variety at all prices from So up.
GOssAMERs FOR BOYS AND MEN
at So $3.50, So and $LThe best in the market
III E Silt STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make no mistake and come to the corner 10th and
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THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.-The superintendent Of
the Yellowstone Park, Mr.. p. b. Conger, In his re-
port to the Secretary the INTERIOR states that the
improvements OF the roads have bcen pushed for
ward and that the hotel OF Rufus Hatch Is nearly
completed He recommends that legislation be
made to protect the park from the depFedattons Of
lawlesS men. In the absence OF such laws, the
port states ssthe park Is overTun especially In
summer with large numbers OF men Of doubtful
characters The report mentions the distinguished
visitors this summer, and says tAe number Of tour
lists was unprecedented IN the history Ct the park
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n ELASTIC STEP. BUOYANT SPIRITS AND
IA clear compilations, among the many desirable
results OF blood The possessor of healthy blood
has his faculties at command and enjoys clear and
quick perception which is impossible when the blood Is
heavy and sluggish with impurities. Ayers Sarsapara
is the best blood purifier and vitalizer known
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Ff7IF (. ). MAIL LINE To NORFOLK FORTRESS
Il MONROE AND THE SOUTH
Tie popular steamer CEEITt.E IEART. leaves It'll
STREEf WHARF every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID
fklDhN It 30 pm. stoppine, az Piney Point and Coz
held HI-t1Jr each WY.
Exclusive connection with the Boston G1I Providence
SteGDst
Fre.xIi; received daily until pm
I. NJ. HUDGINS. Gen. SGpt
WM. T. WEIGH Gen A-rlt o15
1,oKTEE55 MONROE NORFOLK AND TIE
u SOUTH
- SAT- srd ElecaDt Steamer JANE AiCSEIEY.
IG-r 20 cents. Meals served TIL I..supeau Plan
Sftvr October H. 1883.
SpNIttE. v EDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 5:3Of, III
fOEp&AC RIVER I.ANDINGS.-SitafnrrI VDMp
Son leaves MONDAY. NEDNESDAI ami fRfDAY ct
Jam tsIe. - cents. Tor Information apply at Gene
rst Ofir' National Metropolitan Bank, 81, I5 street
at f0et foot of 9Th street
GFO. X PHILLIPS ALFRED WOOD
sep Superintendent. Secretary.
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T'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

FTVdUMAS DUWLINCi, AuctlOneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HEAVY STANDARD GRO
CERES. SHELF GOODS WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS, Confess &c, &C.
TWO HORSES, wAGo 5S AND HARNESS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST
1853. COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK, at store oc-
street corner of High street. Georgetown. D. c. will
sell ths entire contents COMPRISING Whiskies Gins and
tied Liquors. ~ large Tea Caddes and Teas; chests
assorted Teas; sacks Old Government Java 3 sacks
Rio: Lot koasted Cotfees: Coffee in Cases Pearline
Yeast Powder, Extracts Fruit Jars; Washing, Toilet,
Goods Good warning Paper and Bags; Wood and Willow
Snuff Is Dbl. Lard, Lard in Cans bbls No Macke.
rsl; 10 bbls. Vinegar 25 bbls; Syrup bbls. Black
Strap Moasses Refrigerator Coffee Mill; Scales Cheese
Case; dozen new Carriage Whips and many other
articles not necessary to mention The goods will be
attention of dealers and buyers generally.
Terms cash.
o25-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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u OBERT o. HOLTZsIAN Real Estate Auctioneer
1O 10th and + streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON STREET, No. lIO3. THE FORMER
EES1DESGE OF THE LATE HON. EBON G.
lxey, ON the first day of November, 1873 and &c
lghh DAY OF April 1875 and recorded in lber No. A6
i3i. folio 4. and iber No S72 folio IA i'm the land
Iscor's OF The District of Columbia viii sell public
SI,stii, IN 'front.' OF the premises, THURSDAY NO.
SEMBER FIRST. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM the fol-
%Slsg Ta stisfe IN the city of Washington District Of
Lot numbered two S2, in kdwell's recorded snbdiy.
SION OF square numbered two hundred and seventeen
t:l aocor.ls to the plat tereof in the office OF the
surveyor q Washington city, District of Columbia
ore two and three years with interest thereon at the
rate OF SIX per cent annum, payable annually
all cash, at the option of the purchaser eposit OF
$3.50 TO e made at time Of sale terms of sale are not
with in ten days the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and OF defanlng
purchaser The title to be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount Of purchase money has been paid
All convey aacing at the cost of purchaser
JAMES q. BERRET, Trustee
II. o. HOLTZMAN. Auctioneer. ol0-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
\ TtTtpN SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILDING
"A fafT ON North SIDE OF MARYLAND AVE-
ME-. EETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS

NOR HEASG.
On TIL i;s,DAY. OCTOBER TWENTY FIFTH ss4S.
lo5$ st FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, will be sold at*ssf&s
public auction. i'll front of the premises part of.---
loi orc % square 75 fronting % feet Mary
avenue, and containing about 1,473 square feet OF
ground
TINS: onethiTt cash and balance in SIX twelve and
tgtic' mouths, with interest at six per cent, secured
~ deed q: t!st, all cash. at option of purchaser $3.50
a. s!t at time OF sale. and all conveyancin Iur
Cl;r~ Cost. Terms TO ip complied with i'll seven days
a. iI-dfl.ia J. L. COLDWELI., Auctioneer.