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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of Ia
the District OF Columbia passed the sixth day AZ
of November A. d. 1884, in equity No. 9l3S A
tTaks Borelaud>. will sell at public auction in
front of the premises, on MONDAY. the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1854, at FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ lot numbered eighteen tls>. OF John C.
Hardness ct al. subdivision of part Of square num-
bered five hu dre and ten t5lU) lot having front
of forty feet 9Th street by epth of hundred
feet on street, ard being improved by txo-siory
brick dwelling house The property will be sold sub
ict taxes. the amount CT which Will be stated the
time of sale.
Terms Of sale: One-thir1 cash. the balance in two
equal Instruments payable in six and twelve months
from Gay of sale with interest az per cent per annu
the deferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sod. all cash at the option Of
purchaser; conyeyancinx at purchasers cost; de-
posit OF sl0O Will be required at time VI sale terms
sale to he complied with III days. otherwise trus-
tees the right to Sell 1T the risk and COS. of the
defauitlnx purchaser.
HOSEA b. MOULTON,
go street northwest
ROBT H L. LEOPOLD. { trustees.
n13-I0e 1i.0 New York avenue NV.
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FyyHOS J. FISHER Il CO.,
L Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO.sTORY FRAME house
on \ STREET BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed the 18th day h4
Of November A. D. 1884 in the Of douglass fs
ct al. Williams ct al, No. $500, equity docket %
WEDNESDAY. NoVEMBER TwEN1Y-s1xTH, 1884
t5,, square numbered one hundred and seventeen
l1!) in the city of Washington District of Columbia
Being the vest sixteen l6) feet front north street
Of said lot Ave @ by the depth thereof improved by
two-story frame dwelling.
Terms of SALE One third cash the balance two equal
instruments payable in six and twelve months day
secured By deed of trust upon the property Sold
cash at option Of purchaser deposit Of Atty dollars
viii be required at time of sale and of sale bs
complied with In days. otherwise trustee
the right to sell at the risk and Of efaultiug pur
chaser. IRWIN B. LINTON. Trustee.
nol9-6t Corner 9Th and r streets northwest.
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Victims OF the Fire.

BOSTON, November 21.-The two children, Esther
and Ida Sawyer, aged 10 and years, respectively,
night in critical condition, died to-day Mr.
Sawyer, Mrs Sawyer and the young boy will prob
ably all recover, though the condition the first
named Is serious The pecuniary loss by the fire
will reach anout 81
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OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE
AssoCfATIoH.-The American Woman suffrage
ISOLATION at its session yesterday elected the fol-
lowing Officers: Vim. Dudley Foulke, OF Indiana,
president; Mary A. Livermore. Mary 3. Willard,
George VIM. Curtis, George r. Hoar, Mrs. w. r.
Cutler, MIS- D. q. King and MIS- r. X. Jennings,
vice presidents; Mrs Lucy stone, chairman OF the
executive committee; Mrs Julia Ward Howe,
foreign corresponding secretary, and Henry b.
Blackwell, corresponding secretary.
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FyHHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY I.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN. d. {.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the ID day of No
velnber 49, and duly recoried in Lber 8I4 folio lis IA
OF the land records for the District OF Columbus "a
and by direction of the party secured thereby the
deTsgned trustees will sell SATURDAY, NOVEM-
Bar TWENTI-SECOND 1884 AT FOUR O'CLOCK,
il front Of the yrerses the following described prop.
Georgetown III the District OF Columbia, and bounded
follows: Beginning at the end of line drawn from
the southeast of Olive and Green streets so
on the south side Of Olive street. and running thence
east 40 feet then south % feet then west 40 feet then
north to Olive street and the place of beginning.
gether with improvements. consisting of comfortable
tSo-story and basement frame dwelling.
Terms One-third cash the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months. with notes bearing
interest st SIX cent annum until paid, and
cured Ey deed Of trust 500 deposit required ut the
time of sale All cOnveyancing and recOrding at pur
chasers cost. Ii the of not complied with
days after the day of sale the Trustees
the right to resell che property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser
n1O-dts MAYHEM Platter, / irustees.
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STEAMER STRIKES A SAND BAR-Jhe Mallory
line steamship GuadaIoupe sailed from New YORK
yesterday afternoon for Galveston with firy pas
sengers in her seerage ana three In her cabin, and
IN the evening struck on a sand bar on OF Barne-
CAT, on the Jersey coast. The passengers wers
taken on by lifesav1ng crews, aud the vessel when
relieved OF Its cargo Will, IL is thought, be found
unfliunel
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING. No
1927 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in -
liber No. 1883 folio 1lS seq, Of the landl$H
records Of Washington county. in the District Of II
G9lymbia, we will sell; on FRIDAY NoyEMBFR
O'CLOCK Pm in front Of the premises ali that piece
Columbia, and known and described as Lot numbered
three 90 in L. s. Chapmans subdivision of the north
half Of square numbered three hundred and thirty five
t3S5) the city Of Washington together with all and
singular the sppurtenances rights privileges improve
or in any wise appertainlng
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in 6 and II
months; notes to bear interest and be secured by
deed Of trust or all cash at option OF purchaser Con-
veyancing &c. at purchasers cost Adeposit of 8lOO
required at time Of sale Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise the trustees the right resell
at risk and cost Of defautine purchaser DAYS
public notice OF such resale in newspaper pub
lished In Washington. d. G.
ISAAC l. JOHNSON, r.
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VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auosioneer,
Il Corner 18th Sc and Penra ave- NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEoRG
TOXN g

VALUABLE NARROWED PROIFRTY IN GEOkGE-
TOWN. ID. C.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER TWENTY. "a
nix 81 ISL To front Of the prem ses. at HALE
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK. shall sell part o. lot IL -.
fronting 81 feet the east side of High depth
OF 80 feet improved by two wostory brick dwelnxs
and brick bake house. being Nos 1207 and lAll High
street. Georgetown.
Terms One third cash; the residue In two equal pay
nlents at six aud twelve months notes bearing
a sig per cent per snn9 until paid and securd
bys deed OF trust all css, option Of purchaser
AL conyeysucing aud recording 81 purchssaFso cOof
900 dsposit required ct tune Of Salo. nl6-60
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WATER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auctionegrs.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT 3oxln5. FRONTING ALLEY BETWEEN
|. FIRST AND THIRD AND P AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated November IA
d. 1883 and recorded in lber No lu58 roIio 44G sa
ct one of the land records for the District of
Sounibia and at the request of the party secured
Premises, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER SECOND 1884
at QCAkTER-PAST FOUR P. NJ. part of lot No Is in
ng at the southwest corner of said lot the public
alley and running thence east IS feet thence los
feet thence west IS thence south to place
OF beginning together with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale One third cash and the balance in sx
twelve and eighteen gnopths in equal payments
secured by purchasers notes. hearing six per cent
interest from day Of SALE and deed of trust prop
erty sold $50 down day of sale Conveyancilg and
recording At purchasers Terms sale to COM
piled with in six days from day of sale else trustee
right to resell risk and cost of purchase
in default.
n20-dtdos VIM F. HOFFMAN Trustee
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The Situation in Egypt.

CAIRO. November 2l.-The man VINO arrived
here yesterday evening from Khartoum says that
the Mahdi'S position IL 10 hours from Khartoum.
Disease is making great ravages among the Nah
dis followers, fully 100 of whom are dying daily
The Sheikh Norgana, with large force Of follow
ers, has arrived at point midway between Kassa-
Ia and Berber Hispurpose is TO lend assistance
to Gen. Gordon
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH FORCES
Advices from Wady Halfa state that British
troops are arriving there and departing for the
front with noteworthy rapidity. Essex and Corn
wall regiments are now on their way for Dongola.
The advance beyond Dongola will be impossible
for month to come
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IN BASALM Is warranted TO cure Coughs Colds.
Croup Throat and Lung Diseases &c six drops dose
Try it. not satisfied the .mpy tile and get
your money back Sold by all Drus<ists nl4-f tn
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TOMORROW.
GALE OF LOCAL STOCKS

GALE OF LOCAL Stocks.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER wENTY-SECOND
at ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. We will sell ut our auction
rooms. 9th and u streets northwest:
IS shares Rigs Fire Insurance Company stock.
- Z" Firernens "a
100 -" Post Combination Sewing Machine stock.
- "6ieor4etowu Gas Company stock.
Belt Line Railroad Is
With other stocks.
12U2t DUNCANSON BROS, Auciioneers.
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PosTMAsTEas APPoISTED.-The President to-day
appointed the following postmaster: 4. H. MIieT
at hatonah, n. u; r. ". Currden, Chamberslurg,
Pa, and George Burnett al Rome, Ca.
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" EEKS Il CO., Auctioneers.

N EEKS CO., Auctoneers.
PkKEMPTORY SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF MIL
L1SERl AND FANCY GOODS, CONTAINED IN
STORE 1882 SEVENTH STREET, CORNER OF l.
STREET NORTHWEST
SATURDAY. MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY
SECOND. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. Ladies and
dealers viii nd it to their attend this sale
Is al goods will be sold without reserve
n2l-2ts WEEKS 4 Co, Auctioneers,
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The ssFiye Cent, Homicide.

THE TRIAL OF HENSON STEWART FOR MURDER BEGUN.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie Immediately
after the rendition Of the verdict in the case OF
Frank Minor for the murder OF his wife, another
homicide case was taken up; that Of Henson Stew
art, colorei BOY about IL years DID, charged with
the murder OF George Carter alias George Foster
by shooting him, on the 9th OF october last, in
HiliSdaie in quarrel about five ceHtS MeSSrS.
Hewlett and Shea appeared for the defense, and
District Attorney Worthington for the government
From the regular panel no jury was obtained and
the court took q recess TILL two o'clock
It is alleged that a number OF colored boys were
in Carriers house, and sent out for some whisky,
which they drank Some money was taken from
the pocket OF one, and it being alleged that tive
cents Were kept back, there was fight, In which
Stewart was put out by Carter and others, and he
went OF and got pistol and shot Carter, who died
In two days afterwards from the effects Of the
wound. Stewart made his escape at the time, but
sending for Officer Anderson gave himself up.
The court was reconvened at TWO O'Clock and q
number OF those drawn from the jury box this
morning appeared and were examined, but the
Jury was hot completed.
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The convicted murderer. John Iangster alias
Lancaster, alias George ID. Hudson who killed
Policeman Fowler, was violent again to-day at the
jail.
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V1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GREENHOUSE.


By virtue of order Of the Orphans Court the IN
dersiened will offer at auction without reserve. the
Greenhouse of the late Henry Douglas, No 1917 f.
street northwest opposite Rawlings Square on TUES
DAY, TWENIY-FlFTH NOVEMBER 1884. at TWO
Greenhouse CONF aims Japonicas Marshal and
other Roses, and valuable Plants is we'll situated the
roof covered and IL good chance TO start business
The Greenhouse Lot De leased for two years or So
moved.
Terms Cash. Or half cash. haiance in one year. we'll
secured j. j. WATERS Administration
nlS-5t No 3O4l nj s rect northwest
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WHAT TAEY WOULD LIKE TO kNow.-A letter
has been received at the Post Office department
from citizen OF New York, which was as follows;
"If the U. s. has democrat President will there be
a democrat postmaster in place OF republican
ones. VIII 1t affect 4th class of1cese VIII there
be change OF postal clerks? II you will answer
these questions you Will greatly obl1ge me-
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VNHoMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
Two CRATES ENGLISH STONE CHINA AT AUG
TION.
TO MORROW SATURDAY. NOVEMBER TWEEN
II-SECOND. 1884, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of
my auction rooms, shall sell the above goods 1t
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6leglanls to The Stal.
WHAT THE INDEPENDENTS SAY

WHAT THE INDEPENDENTS SAY.
They Tell Gov. Cleveland What He
MUST Do II He Desires Their support.
BOSTON, November 2l.-The text OF an address OF
the independents OF the country. which was to be
forwarded to Gov. Cleveland, has now been printed
The following passage occurs in 1t:
"Iney VIII uphold your administration so
Iar ana so long as 1t Is based upon
the principles which should underlie all political
paItieS IN government OF and for the people, and
Delevng that an honest and fearless opposition Is
as necessary to free government as an able and
tate to oppose your administration when Vic com
mlts ltseu 10 principles which they cannot uphold
AN OBJECTION FROM TIE COMMITTEE OF ONE HUN
DRED.
The address was sent here from New York for the
approval OF the Committee OF One Hundred, the
leading members Of which sat down on it heavily.
They objected to the implied threat, urging that
It would be time enough to object to the policy of
Mr. Cleveland when 1t should be developed.
Fire in fredericksburg, Va.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, November 81. John
ston's drug store and warehouse and Reisner's
crockery and furniture store were entirely de-
stroyed this morning. Loss $4,000; fully insured.
Business Failures During the Past
Week.
NEW YORK, November 21.-The business failures
throughout the country occurring in the last
days. as reported to r. G. Dun & Co. by telegraph,
number, for the United States .4S and for Canada
20, or total OF 277 failures. This is striking in
crease, Us compared with last week. when the total
was 236, and the previous week 214. The increase
Is mainly In the western and southern states.
Serf0Hs Condition OF Editor De Young.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2l.-The condition of
Michael Il. De Young, proprietor OF the Chronicle,
who was shot by Adoiph Spreckles ON Wednesday
night, is becoming more serious. He passed rest
less night, his sleep being broken, his stomach
troublesome and his fever higher. This morning
he was resting easier.
Gen. Sheridan in Boston.
BOSTON, November 21.-Gen. and Mrs. p Fl.
Sheridan and Col j. +. Gregory, q. s. A., are In
the city TODAY. They arrYed hN the steamer from
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have addressed a note TO W.
w. Deloc, recording steward. Memorial NJ l.
reitted from the date or dedication OF the church.
althongh the church did not acquire possession OF
the property till 1874. They inform Mr. Deloc that
the attorney for the District has given an opin-
lon that he does not think s'that acouisi-
ton since dedication makes any difference"
ITO be exempt the attorney saws, s.fhe prop
erty must be actually used. and necessary for
the use OF the church building. place OF wor-
ship; any excess OF what Is necessary is taxable.
We nave case now In General Term, in which
this Identical question sthe sole one involved It
Will be decided before many days"
THE NEW PINE ENGINES
Al two O'Clock to-day District Commissioners
West and Lydecker with Chief Cronin repaired 20
the foot OF New Hampshire avenue and the river
10 witness the test OF the two fire engines which
have already arrived
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
A. b. Boyd, repair brick 1911 sth street northwest:
$3.50. j. Prather repair frame, 1897 30 St n W esn
Mary A. Watts. repair frame zoos 18th street; si1a
Mrs Collins repair frame 5e5 10Th street sso0 Jno
west; $500. Jos and =. = iabbey. repair frame
north side Water street; s40o. Mary l. smith, erect
q frame dwelling at Anacostia; 1850
VITAL STATISTICS
The number OF deaths occurring during the week
ended November 18th was 7s-46 white ans 81 col
ored-the rate OF mortality per 1000 per annum
p 80 for the total population The principal causes
OF death were; Consumption, 20 pneumonia, 2;
dlphtheris q; typhoid fever, 4 OF the decedents 10
white and colored were over 60 years OF age ana
II white and colored were under years OF az;
Marriages reported: White, 8; colored, g. Births
reported; White males rs: white females 20. COLI
ored males, ~, and colored females, ~
MISCELLANY.
Collector Cook states that taxes for the current
fiscal year ending June 30th, 1854 can only be paid
without penalty during the remaining days o.
this month. only ten days are left two OF whIc.
are sundays and one the national TAanksgiyiir,
day.
Mr. l. & Mortimer 1roa 19th s,raa, ,oy,r,vos,
writes that gas lamp II Needed at the upper end
OF the alley on 18th. between l. and NJ streets
Mr.. VIM Hawkins and Others ask that n hydrant
be erected In the neighporhood Sd aud 81 reefs
southwest.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE. IMPROVkU
~ REAL ESTATE. LOCATED No. 804 SEVEN
TON. d. c., BEING OPPOSITE THE RICHMOND
FLATS AND THE METROPOLITAN CLUB

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theG,
y0es docket "a on the 10Th day OF Nc. ember A. d. x
1884 the undersigned as Trustees in said cause VIII
offer for sale in fr1nt the premises at public auction
1884 at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that
plece or parcel OF ground and premises situate lying
and berg in the City Of Washington. District Of Column
sad City and District as Lot Numbered twenty -four
bered one ~ and part Of original lot numbered thirty
seven !i2i beginning for the same At point the
west eide Of 18th street west sixty C0 feet from the
southeast corner OF sid square running due west
eighty. SIX 1850 feet thence due south thirty 900
thence due east eighty six 1850 feet thence due north
thirty 3O feet along tas west line Of 18th street
the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale ethird cash, balance in equal in
stalnens in six COZ and twelve 2 months day Of
SALE with interest at the rate of six 90 er
ahnum from day OF sale. and payment thereof to be
secured by the prOnssory notes OF the purchaser
purchasers; or the whole purchase he paid
in cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit Of
ESQ required at time Of sale Conveyancing, &c at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale must be complied
with Ia ten days after sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell at of defaune purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington. D. G.
AMOS WEBSTER,
JOHN b. LARNER.i Trustees.
1914 street,
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. nI4-dkdbs :
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Railroad Men ,n virginia.

PETERSBURG, VA, November 21.-F. J. Kimball,
president, and J. H. Sands, superintendent OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad company, and q
number of the directors OF the road, who have been
On an Inspection tour OF the entire line, arrived
here this morning en- route to Norfolk, from which
place they start for home. Inc party is travelling
In q Snecial car.
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The Garfield Statue.

SITE SELECTED-ACTION OF THE COMMISSION YES
TERDAY.
Secretary Lincoln, Senator Sherman and General
James A. Barnett, OF Cleveland, the commission to
select site for the Garfield statue OF the Society
OF the Army OF the Cumberland, ana to supervise
the erection OF pedestal for the statue net yes-
terday In the Office OF the Secretary OF War at
the War department Upon motion Of Senator
Sherman the circle at the foot Of the Capitol
grounds and at the Intersection OF LIST street and
Marylan avenue southwest was unanimously Sc
who is making the statue VINO was present at the
meeting. was requested to furnish the commission
with a design, plans, and detailed specifications or
pedestal suitable tor the statue, and was also ia
vited TO make proposals for the completion and
erection OF the same. The amount appropriated
Tor the preparation Of the site and the erection OF
the pedestal or the statue Is $4,000.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, 533 18th street,
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MONTREAL, November 2l.-The carnival con-
mitfee has resolved 10 invite Hon Grover CleSe-
land. President-elect OF the United states. 10 Oe
the guest OF the committee during the carnival A
depuiation has been appointed TO wait on Gov.
Cleveland and tender the Invitation.
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DEATH OF HUGH NTsBET.-Mr. Hugh Nisbet A
clerk for many years IA the Post Office departmcn.
died last evening after a long Illness Mr.. SlsbeI
was very genial man and made mary friends dur
lug his residence la this city. his home Was In
Philadelphia
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yTNHOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer.
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE. ELEGANT WINDOW DRAPERY. SUPERB
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, sc, CONTAINED
IN THE BUTLER MANSION, CORNER OF B
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE. IMME-
DIATELY OPPOSITE THE U. S. CAPITOl.
LATELY OCCUPIED BY SENATOR JOHN P.
JONES. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER FIRST. 1861:
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK shall sell at the above
partial list:
Magnificen! Parlor Suite, beautifully upholstered in
satin. and in splendid condition. cost 81, 800
satin window Henglngs to match.
Elegant W lndow Crarery throughout the house.
Superb MarQuetry Cabinets.
Marquetry Tables. beautiful designs.
Very Handsome Marble Top Tables
Several Psrlor Suites fine condition and excrisitely
upholstered.
Separate Chairs. beautifully upholstered in different
designs
Couches and Easy Chairs.
Superbly Carved Walnut Chamber Furniture
EnGm. led and Ash Furniture some of If Naruuetry
- work and very costly.
Fine Hair Mattresses aud Spring Under Beds.
The Finest Feather Pillows and Boosters
Magnificent Sidsboard Extension Table and Carving
stand
Billiard Table and its appurtenances
together with other articles of value which cannot be
enumerated.
NB-Thts one of the most elegantly furnished res
licences In the city and offers splendid opportunity
parties TO secure frst-c articles
Tie house will be thrown open to the public on Sat
n20-dts THOMAS BOWLING. arct
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nNE THOUSAND SHARES BREECH-LOADING
~ LANTERN COMPANY STOCK AT AUCTION.
3y virtue OF collateral note We will by orders Of
nolder OF said note sell SATURDAY, NONEM-
RhR In; T,,M;ENrn.SECOND. 1854 at ONE O'CLOCK r
stock.
Az shares Of Washington and GEORGETOWN r. r. Stock.
lOU shares Washington Gas Company Stock.
shares i.eal Estate Title Stock.
l0O shares COLUMBIA Fire Insurance Company Stock
1erins CASH. DUNCANSON EROS. Aucts,
IL For holder OF note.