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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
DENCE No. 1923 X STREET NORTHWEST, IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court the *,
District OF Columbia passed on the 9th day Of
uary, ID 1884. and supplemental order entered IN
on the oath day of September a. D. 1884, i'll equity
cause No 4 wherein the United States Of America is
the undersigned trustee named in said decree will offer
for sale al public auction in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER A. ID
1884, at HALF-PA FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ all that
certain piece parcel Of real estate situate city
Of Washington D. c.. known and described Lot num-
bered twelve Q2) III hIdwell's subdivision of SQUARE
numbered two hundred and seventeen 21 recorded
III the office of the surveyor Of the District Columbia
the said lot having frontage of "A feet the north
side of street by depth of @ feet together with the
lml rove nens thereon. consisting of handsome and
cormolous thre- story brown-stone front residence
with large back building. known house No. 1923
street northwest.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree third
on the purchase money 10 tie paid cash. and the
due III three quail lnstameIts at @ twelve u and
eighteen lS) mon: lis from day of interest at
SIX 90 per cent the deferred payments be
ty the pronssory notes of the made favor
OF the trustee and lien reserved npon the premises
the option OF the purchaser No deed will be given
until all the purchase money is paid deposit of $500
will be required the acceptance of bid and if the
terms Of sale are not complied with within ten days
from day Of sale the property be rsold at the risk
and cost of ne defaultnE purchaser All
at purchasers cost. RANDOLPH COYLE. Trustee
sea dSdS Office Of u. =. Attorney. CITY Hall
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Back From the Red Cross Congress.

Mr.. soLoM0Ns SAYS IT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS
Mr.. A. s. S0lomons who with Judge Sheldon and
Miss Barton, represented the United states ut the
international congress OF the red cross, returned
to the city this morning. Judge Sheldon and Miss
Barton are still In Europe. MI. Solomons says the
congress was glorious success, nearly all its de-
sirable objects being accomplished Representa-
tiveS from all the civilized nations were present
and their action was perfectly harmonious An
honor was done the United states branch OF the
order, which is OF comparatively recent birth, by
electtng Mr.. SOOmonS vice president the con-
gress, and great attention was shown our delega-
ton. Among the important agreements come to
was the settlement OF the question OF mutually
establishing the perfect freedom Of the wearers OF
the red cross TO go and come they please In time
OF war, regardless OF nationality or party Mr. Sol
onions says his voyage home was very rough.
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Nominated for Congress.

Troy, n. Y, September 30-Henry G. Burleigh,
OF Whitehall, was to-day nominated for Congress
by the republicans OF the eighteenth district OF
Rensselaer, and Washington counties.
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CINSHElMER BRO
y sOS It'll street bet. II and l, and 1851 NJ street.

-
- SOS It'll street, bet. II and !, and 1851 NJ street.
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE
We are sole agents for BCRT'S CELEBRATED
MEMS SHOES. There are none better. aud
Peror to custom ade. We have the following styles:
HURTS FINE CALF. button plain, and pointed toe
BURTS FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad aud
narrow toes
BuRT'S FINE CALF lace-hook balls
BUR1'S FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURTS FINE, extra broad bottoms for old gentlemen
BUR1'S BOY SHOES, i'll lace and button, every style
of toe.
We invite inspection Of these goods from all that
want good shoes. There no better
In our Ladies' Department We have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES.
COUSINS FINE KID. button, high heel, andipointed
or box toe.
COUSINS FINE KID common sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button, in both
styles.
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE button. in common-senss
and low heel
MISSES SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat, and Pebble
same patterns
cox FINE SHOES for Ladies. Misses, and Children
Every style of heel and toe
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRINGFIELD SHOES in
great variety.
All of which goods sell at very low price We ask
acai OF all before purchasing your shoes
you money by doing Remember the name and
number. kINShEINEE 4 BRO
SEQ SOS 7Ch and 3l1l M streetS
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN CITY OF WASHINGTON ID C.

=.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 3lst day ma
of May 1884 ard recorded i'll Liber .0SS folio g. 8D
of the land records for the District of Columbia -
will sell pubic auction. in front of the premises
MONDAY, THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER: A. d. 1885,, at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, all the
interest of Daniel ". Middleton, being undivided
half interest in all of square north of square
bere five hundred ard sixty three $685. and TUES
1854 at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ all the interest of Daniel
". Middleton being undivided third interest in
Lots numbered six o. CD and eight (S),
numbered twenty 92Ol. and Lot numbered one Cd. III
square numbered eleven OLD
The above property will be sold subject to any taxes
due thereon the amount of which will be announced at
time of sale
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance in six co. and
twelve I'D months with interest, secured by trust
the property. COnveyanciug at cost of purchaser.
deposit Of one HUNDRED l dollars square north Of
square numbered five .uudred and sixty three tN. Of
be required at time of sale If terms of sale not
complied with III week from day of sale the Trustee
the right to sell at risk and cost of default
in purchaser
sel1-eoSds GEO. F. GREEN, Trustee.
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lUNCANSON BROS, Auct.oneers.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE COM
PARIS, FRANCE2 PARI0R SUITE; WALNUT
MAHOGANY AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS:
WAKDRoBES IOrNGEs. ETEGERE. BOOK
CASE; WHATNOIS, EASY CHAIRS FANCY
CHAIRS. CABINETS. SCREENS. JAPANESE Ia
BLE>. SECRETARY. HALL FURNITURE. MAR
BILE TOP sIDEBOARD.DI DINING CHAIRS. BRASS
TENDERS. CEDAR CHESTS. BEDSTEADS BU-
REAUs WASHSTAND. FEATHER BEDS. Pill
LOWS BOLSTER HAIR AND OTHER NAT
THESES, LOT JEWEIRY AND TABLE SILL
YER YER tNGk AvINGS, OIL PAINTINGS, FRENCH
AND INGRAM CARPETS. RUGS. STOVES. KIT
CHEN REQUISITES. &c. AT AUCTION
By virtue of order issued by the supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia holding Probate Court l. as
administrator will sell at the auction of
son Bros, 9Th and ID streets northwest THURSDAY
MORNING. OCTOBER SECOND. 1884. at TEN
O'CLOCK . fine collection of Antique and Modern Fur
ntre being partly enumerated to which the attention
OF buyers Is RESPECTFULLY called.
Terms: Cash ROBERT s. CHEW.
administrator of Estate OF Mary Harris deceased
sell, 20 81 ocl-4t
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The HARVEST Moon Is PAST,

THE "EQUINOCTIAL" IS PAST DUE. Likely TO
BE ALONG ANY MOMENT, THEN A FALL IN TEN.
PERATURE. AND THEN YOU'LL WANT FALL
SUIT. OR FALL OvERCOAT, OR BOTH
WE ARE READY FOR YOU. THE FORMER YOU
CAN SELECT AT FROM ss TO $685. TIE LATTER
FROM $12 TO $40
WE OFFER YOU THE LATEST AND BEST
STYLES THE BEST WORKMANSHIP. AND GUAR
ANTEE JUST WHAT WESAY ABOUT OUR GOODS
OUR TICKETS ON THE GOODS WILL TELL YOU
WHETHER THE MATERIAL IS ALL WOOL OR
NOT; WE WILL HAVE BUT ONE PRICE. AND
THAT"wAY DOWN"
YOU BUY YOUR COAL BEFORE FROST CONES;
YOU PROVIDE YOUR DINNER BEFORE YOU ARE
READY TO SIT DOWN TO IT: WHY NOT ORDER
YOUR CLOTHING AT ONCE. YOU KNOW YOU'LL
NEED 1T SOON.
IF YOU FREFER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
WE CAN SUIT YOU. WILL MAKE SUITS TO
MEASURE FROM s25 TO s75, AND GIVE YOU THE
WORTH OF THE MONEY IN EITHER
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MARI ISlED.

HoL11NGER-APPLER. At the brides residence
"a Myrtle street on September 2? lss4 10y Rev : II
Greene ARTHUR c, HOIIl NIGER of jacksonville,
Fla, TO Miss CLARA z. AIPLER Of Washington. .
HoWE-soolT. ON the evening of the 18th OF Sep
TEMPER 1854 ly the lev. William ID Evans A NJ, Mr.
VI WASHINGTON city. ID. L. No cards
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THE LIGHT RUNNING NV How
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

ITO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
II SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 9Th street wharf on
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at $50 y. Return
hR leaves Norfolk Monday. Wenes Lay. and Friday
et same hour. stopping al fIney Point and COrnield
Harbor going and retu ming.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and rooms can be secured at baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at l4th street and Pannsylva-
MIA avenue: ST. Marc hotel, office of knoxs express
Sth street and Pennsylvania avenue. and ut conpany5
Office. It'll street wharf
Kno1's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until ~ m.
se27 WILLIAM p WHICH General Agent
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SHOT By BURGLARS WHILE ASSISTING HER
FATHER.-The post Office at Minertown, Ohio was
broken into sunday night by two burglars, who
succeeded In opening the safe before they Were
detected. In the safe were $500 in money and
about $500 OF stamps These the thieves bundled
up, and were just leaving the house, when Jacob
Richards, the poStmaS ter, discovered them. He
called his daughter to assist him. and In the Strug
gle 10 capture the robbers the girl, bright young
lady OF seventeen, fatally injured The THE, eS
escaped with their booty
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GOV. CI-EVEIAND,S TRIP.
The Proposed Reception In Buffalo
An Exhibition o. Local Pride.

The FfCPoSe9 Heceeu0n IN Bufalo-
ALBANY, n. Y, September a0.-Gov. Cleveland
was busy to day In finishing up his work prepare
tory to his trip 70 Buffalo on Thursday. He goes
on the fast train which leaves here &C ~ O'Clock,
arriving In Buffalo at 7A0 p n. The train makes
but three stops-Uuca, Syracuse and Rochester.
At Gov. ClevelandS home the citizens win unite In
receiving him, irrespective OF party. It viii take
believed the demonstration win be q very imposing
one
Among t0-days visitors were w. h Ashley,
West1eld, Mass; n. B. Ttman, Newark, n J.;
Hon. Thomas v. WEIGH, Niagara county; Clemens
Herschei, Holyoke, Mass, and D. r. Rathbone,
Tenn.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY, ON ]. STREET
NEAR TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, recorded in Iiber No @
1859 ohio ca, one of the lana records for the Dis a
tic, OF Columbia We will sell. SATURDAY, LII
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK
III front OF the premises the following described real
estate and Premises situate lying and being in the city
OF Washington. III the District of Columbia. known and
DESIGNATED part of Lot numbered six o. in square
numbered one hundred and seventeen Ql7) Begin for
the slime Oh street twenty-five t25) feet east from the
southwest corner of square. and run street
twenty seven t2O feet one % inch then north with
line OF lois tered FIVE 60 aud six (6)
(75l feet then west twenty t2T feet ID nch
and to the be2innng together with all and singular the
lEII rovcinentS, easements rights PRIVILEGES and
appurenaEces to the same belonging in anywise APP
pertaining
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months; notes to bear interest and t. he by
deed of trust or all cash. at option of purchaser Con-
veyancine &c at purchasers cost deposit OF 800
req lire at sale Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise Trustees reserve right to resell risk
aud cost Of purchaser after five days public notice OF
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton DC. OSCEOLA c. GREEN, r.
se23eo&dbs WILLIAM A GORDON, trustees.
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RETURN OF Two PESITBST ELoPEgs.-Jonathan
Madell the builder, and Mrs Martin, the OrEanist
OF the College-street Baptist church, In Toronto,
canada, who eiOped about live weeks ago and went
TO New York, returned to their families YESTERDAY
and being truly penitenr ana heartily ashamed OF
their conduct, were welcomed back.
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TlAe Chicago Markets.
DKnP IN Wheat At CAICAGO
Educating the Aborigines.

REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF INDIAN SCHOOLS.
MI. Haworth, the inspector Of Indian Schools
has submitted his annual report, which shows
that there are at present eighty-one boarding
schools, six industrial schools seventy-six day
schools and tWenty-three missionary schools, the
latter being conducted without expense to the
government The capacity Of these schools Is
134O7 children. and the present enrolment IS as
follows: Boarding schools, ASS; day schools.
1850. The total enrolment is 1875, or within 765
OF the capacity.
The report speaks OF the object of the school
recently established at ChloccO Indian Territory,
where 200 acres OF land have been set aside which
will be given to the pupils in small lots for their
cultivation. There are now 49, 900 Indian children
OF school age. but Inspector Haworth recommends
only the establishment or two new schools, one
at Devils Lake, Dakato, and the other at Wichita,
Inian Territory. and relies Oh the enlargement OF
the schools already in operation to accommodate
the anticipated increase In the attendance. The
report recommends that Indians having COM
pleted their education at these schools, and
having reached the proper age, be made citizens OF
the United States, and that the same privilege be
extended to those who have separated from their
tribes and have become self supporting MrHaworth
states that the tax-paylng Indians In 1870 was
25,73l, and,in 1880 66,407, showing an increase OF
40,6I6 In ten years.
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A PREACHER.-Rey.
Frank b. Sleeper, pastor Of the Baptist church in
Gardner, Mass. Was arraigned before Judge Field
In that town yesterday on the charge Of assault,
preferred by Mrs. Ellen S. Holt. The offenSe was
alleged TO have been committed I'm June, 1882. In
tense excitement exists in the town, on account
OF the social standing OF the parties Mr.. sleeper
Is a married man. The case was continued tn
Friday
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of feri facas issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia and to ME directed, will sell public sale
for cash. in front of the Court House door of the said
District on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
right title claim and interest Of the defendant in and
to the following described property to wit: The south
half OF Lot ten O) in square hundred and two lOs
in the City Of Washington to satisfy execution number
1871. at law in favor Of DOUGLASS l. BRO against
HARRIET A. ZANTZINGER.
CLAYTON MoMICHAEI.
U. 3. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. selotds
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FATAL COLLISION ON TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.-A collision occurred yesterday on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near Pennington, w.
Va, by which Thomas Turley and Cornelius O'Con-
John Smith, S. G. Sapp, James Adams and Lady
passenger were injured
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NeWN RrieN.

Petersburg. Va, cannot be supplied with water
from The water works later than Friday OF this
week. unless there is copiOus rain one reservoir
will be filled TO be kept for use in case of me-
The freight agents, at their session at Commits
sioner Fink's of1ice, in New York. yesterday, or
dered the restoration OF western freight rates 10 go
into effect on october Isl.
VIM Bailey killed Samuel Breeder Sunday at
Port Republic, Va Sixteen shot and slugs were
lodged In BreedenS stomach.
Miss Mary Tooker and Col c. l. Best, OF the attn
aruuery. were married at Newport yesterday by
Bishop Clark. assisted by Rev. q. j. Magill.
The winners at Brighton Beach races yesterday
Were Miss Daily, hrupp Gun, Dellah, Montauk
Ten deputy sherifrs are being kept at bay I'm the
woods on Long Island 10y John Drake, a wife
oeater, who has revolver, and threatens 10 Kill
A cloud burst at Pachuca. Mexico. caused a ter
r1ble inundation. Thirty persons We're killed and
great deal OF property destroyed.
Isaac +: wilkins, who was the famous short stop
OF the Athletic base ball club OF Philadelphia be-
fore the days OF professionalism. died on saturday
Inc nIst regiment OF the state national guards
OF New Orleans, La, composed OF six officers ana
go men. were yesterday honorably discharged
after IA years active service
In a drunken row near Frederick. Nd, yesterday
between Moses LyleS and Geo. Speaks both col
ored, Lyles was struck by Speaks and instantly
1t was reported In Wheeling W. Va, yesterday
afternoon that the new state house at Charleston
had collapsed, causing great damage.
Scott MadLins, aged 10 years, and Annie Incer-
SOIL, aged IL years, were married on sunday Sep
TENDER q, in Snow Hin. Md
Several citizens OF Port jefferson. L. l.. are
searching the woods for tramp who attempted 10
outrage an 81 year old lady.
Drought on the Eastern Shore OF Maryland re-
mains unbrohen; many wells are almost empty,
In some sections numerous forest fires are raging
MI. l. G. Smith, president OF the Chesapeake and
ONO canal, who has been quite Ill for the past two
weeks. Is how convaleScent
admiral Courbet is reported to have said that
nothing but French occupation OF the city OF Pc
Kin would compel the Chinese government to ac-
Cept the demands OF France.
The John w. Garrett estate is estimated at be-
tween fifteen and twenty million
Samuel Walters, an eX-deputy marshal, was on
MONDAY sentenced to two In the house OF cor
rectiOn at Detroit, Mich, Tor acceptIilp "A brtbe
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RANGE OF TnR THERNoNETRR-The following
were the readings the ONCE of the chief signal
of1icer to-day: am, $685. II a.m 745; pm, IT'S
Maximum, us; minimum, 691.
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hUNCANSON BROS. Auct1oneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IN THE NV ~ VI SII NCtTHN n ~ "A AS 49,

REAL ESTATE, No 1921 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. d.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, dated Neca
vember 1st 1879 and recorded in Lber No. 927 t::a
folio 34l, ct of the land records of the Dis
triet OF Columbia, the undersigned as Trustees. will
sell on WEDNESDAY,, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1884 at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ i'll front of the premises the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington and Dis
trct of Columbia, to wit All that certain piece
Gel of ground. known and described Lot numbered
twenty eight tS) of Evans subdivision of iots
bered fourteen Q4). fifteen 15 sixteen (i6), seventeen
Cd and eighteen us) of Kidwes subdivision of square
to the plat OF the said city OF Washington ogeher with
all the easements hereditaents and appurtenaces to
the same belonging or in anywise alpertang.
Terms of sale: nethird of he purchase money in
cash the balance in and two years with interest at
six cent secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold all cash at the option OF purchaser Convey
anclnR &c at purchasers cost. deposit of $3.50 will
be REQUIRED ut time OF sale Terms OF sale to be COM
piled with within five days. otherwise Trustees
the right to resell at risk and cost of defauting
chaser. FRANCIS II. SMITH, rr....o.
se07-dSdS NATHfI WILSON AIustceS
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

ROSEWOOD FRAME PIANO. TWO ELEGANT GILT
FRAME FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS, WITH
SLAB AND BRACKETS; ONE EXTRA SIZE
FRENCH PLATE NANTEL MIRROR: PARLOR
SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN SILK GILT TRACED
FRAMES, WITH COVERS: PARLOR SUI l. UP
0L,TtkE , IN PLUSH: VELVET BODY BkUS-
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS: MAHOGANY DIN
ING TABLE; OAK DINING ROOM CHAIRS: WAL
Nut MAkBLE.TOP SIDEBOAkD: ELEGANT
HALL RACK; WALNUT BEDSTEADS DRESSING
CASES, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD BED
STEADS. EASY CHAIRS. BRUSSELS. HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS, FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS
AND BOOSTERS, AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER SECOND. AT TEN
O'CLOCK AM. we shall sell. at 1411 K street north
west the above described furniture
Special attention is called to the Mirrors which
in excellent condition and of the very best make
se3U-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. Co, Aucts.
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BROTHERS. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Al, ESTATE NO: 1927 VERMONT AVENUE
Under and by virtue of deed of trust. dated No -
venber LIST 1879 and duly recorded i'll Iiber No ks5
927, folio 34 ct one OF the land records Of the 1
District of Columbia, the undersigned trus r.s will
sell. on WEDNESDAY. THE FIFl ZENITH D..Y OF
OCTOBER, A. II. 1854. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in
front of the premises the following real
in the city of Washington and District of Columbia
wit All that certain piece parcel ground known
and described lot numbered thirt of Evans SUBJ
division of lots numbered fourteen u4). fifteen U5)
sixteen C6). seventeen I'D and eighteen Os) of Kid
wells subdivision of square numbered two hundred
aud seventeen (21 according to thu plat of the said
city OF ashngton. together with all the easements
heredta,nens and appurtenances to the same belong
ing or in any wise appertainin2
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in ard two years, with int -
six per cent the deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the sold all cash. the
option Of purchaser onyeyancng, &c. at purchasers
cost deposit of $3.50 wifi be required time sale
Terms o. sale to be complied with within five days,
otherwise Trustees the rgt sell the
and cost of the defauting purchaser.
NATHL. WILSON, r.
se27-d&dS FRANCIS Ii. SMITH, trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE By CATALOGUE OF
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE, BELONGING To THE LATE G NJ
WIGHT, AND CONTAINED IN WARE ROOMS
NOS. 627 AND 629 LOUISIANA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, TOGETHER WITH LARGE
STOCK OF CABINET LUMBER, WHITE CURL
ED HAIR, UPHOLSTERING MATERIAL. CON
TENTS OF WORKSHOP. &c SALE TO con-
T1EUE ON THE Gays MENTIONED BELOW
UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK is DISPOSED OF
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
rc OF Columbia passed the matter of the estate OF
gilbert Wight, decess the undersigned Admins.
traitor Will proceed to SELL at public auction. without
regard to cost. on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SECOND; 1854 at Ten O'CLOCk, and on thursday.
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIVE. at SAME HOUR
and continue thereafter on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS until the entire stock is disposed of This is
without doubt the largest and most valuable stock of
Cabinet Furniture ever offered at public sale i'll the city,
and the sale oilers opportunity to purchasers to
secure frstcass goods Goods be inspected at any
time Parties not wishing attend the auction buy
at private sale at greatly reduced prices.
Terms cash. REGINALD FENDALI,
se21-lw Administrator.
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NHE OTTO GAS ENGINE

VNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
noio u Time no handling Of iue and ashes II ia
sstensively for running Passenger and Freight
Esvatcrs, sewing Aschlnes Meat Choppers. Printing
snS hSies1aphic Presses, Coffee Mills ECasers Paper
- nulIax Machinery. Lathes. &c. &c. Ibis en2lDe
one Win extreme 0noothntzs regularity speed
graf simplicity OF mechanism
for particulars as u prtr... nc suply AZ Office of
Warrington Gas LaSh. ca Wiz