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Wealthy Negroes.

COLoRED CITIZENS WORTH FROM HALE A
MILLION DOWN.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
Jonn w. Cromwell, a negro journalist in
Philadelphia, has compiled an exhibit of the
business condition OF his race in America.
The Carolinas take the lead in the number OF
weIi-tO-do negroes. North Carolina has twenty
who are worth from $4,000 to $4,000 EACH
In South Carolina the negroes own 10000, 600
worth of property. In Charleston fourteen
men represent 500, 200. Thomas r. Smalls is
worth S1S 900 and Charles C.. Leslie is worth
$4,000. The family OF Noisettes. truck farm
ers, are worth Sl5O,OOU. In the city savings
banks the negroes have S124 1865 on deposit.
$4,000 plantation and paid 81, 900 in cash.
In Philadelphia John Mckee is worth half a
million; ID he e owDs 400 houses. Several are
The negroes OF New York own from four to
SIX million dollars worth of real estate. T. A
nite, whoiesaie druggist, is worth quarter
vi miIuoil, ana has an annual business of
5000, 900. Catherine Black is wortt SI5OOOO.
In New Jersey the negroes own 81, ,OOO 900
home owners than any other large city Nine
teen men are worth "A total OF $500 600 IOhn
ano nn0mas, tne Weaithiest, Is worth about $780,
ington are worth u total OF 81 900, 600
In Louisiana the negroes pay take, ON SI5.
OOO,OOO In New Orleans, and $40. 600 OOO in
tue state. Ionic LafOn, a French ouadroOn is
worth 81, 100000. The Morcer BROS. clothiers'
| carry stock OF $3OOoOO. Missouri n:.s twenty,
amounts ranging from 10000 to S25OOOO.
The richest cOored woman OF the south
Amanda Euoanks, made so by the will of her
white father, is worth 100000, and lives near
Augusta, ia. Chicago, the home OF Ii, 900 col.
ored people, has three colored firms in business
whose proprietors represent $40, 900 each. one
Sl5,OOO aud nine $4,000. The Eastlake fur.
niture company is worth S2O,OOO. A. j. Scott
has S35, 900 invested in the livery business and
| 10 WORTH $lOO,OO0 including a well-stocked
| farm in Michigan. Mrs John Jones and Ri.hard
Grant are worth $4,000 each. A. q. White OF
| ST. Louis, formerly purseyor TO the Anchor line
| OF steamers, alter financial reverses has since
the age OF forty tive, retrieved his fortunes and
accumulated $3o.oOO. Mrs. NJ. Carpenter, a
| Sau Francisco colored woman has a bank &C.
count oil 1000 and Mrs. Mary Peasants has
| an income from eight houses in San francisco
| a ranch near San Mateo and SlOO. 600 in gov
| ernment bonds In Marysviile. Cal, twelve In
| dividuals are the owners Of ranches valued i'm
/ the aggregate a. from $15O,OOO 10 3 Il so OOO
| One OF them, Mrs. Peggy Bredan, has besides .
bank account of 100000
| These statistics show that the brother in blact
10 making some headway in the world. He Il
| learning 10 "tote his own skillet"
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
7NHOMAS DOWLING. Auctloneer.
IMPORTANT SALE OF WORKS OF ART.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
SALE OF LARGE COLLECTION OF OBJECTS
OF ART, COMPRISING Italian SCULPTURES,
FRENCH BRONZES LARGE HALL VASES
CLOCKS. PORCELAINES. HIGH GRADE BIsQ
F1GU RES, GREEN MARBLE PEDESTALS WITH
REVOLVING CAPS: AND OTHER ART GEMS
JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE
TON WILL Il, TAKE AXE; PLACE AT OUR SALES
vANIA AVENUE, ON WkDNESDAY, THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMB BER TENTH,
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH, 1885, AT ELEVEN
Am AND THREE PM. EACH DAY.
On Exhibition Tuesday, November 9th, from 10 q
m. to q pm. THOMAS BOWLING,
nO2-dts Auctioneer.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

1 I1UNCAN6ON bbOS, Auct1oneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
WEST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN SQUARE
By virtue of deed oftrust, dated April %, 1850,
and recorded on May g. 1850, in Gber No 93S s..f
Oiio24O ct seQ, Of the land records for the Dis m
trict OfCOumbia and by the edireciOn of the holder
DAY OF NOVEMBER. AID 1886 at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that parcel Of real estate
situate and lying In the city of ashington. in the
being the east twenty four feet (2) by the depth OF
lot numbered seven ID Of the heirs of John David
sons recorded subdivision OF square numbered two
hundred and iorty.eight (24sl The said lot fronts
west, between 18Th and 14th streets northwest and
runs back one hundred and fortyseven Q47J feet to
thirty foot (3Ol loot alley and IS improved with
story brick stable on the rear.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equal in.
stalments payable in one and years, respectively
from the day Of sale with interest rale of six (
per centum per annum until paid. and payable semi
annually, for which the notes OF the purchaser bear
ing date on the day Of sale and payable in two
respectively alter date, secured by deed trust
upon the property sold Will be required, all CASH
be required the time Of sale. All and
recording 10 be at the cost Of the purchaser ii the
terms OF be not complied with within fifteen days
from the day OF sale the Trustees reserve the right
Ing purchaser after 6ve days notice in the Evening
CHARLES B. MAURY,)
FRANK T. kA VIKINGS, STrustees
oc16-d&ds 1906 Pennsylvania ave- n.w.)
~ AT THE REQUEST OF THE MAKERS OF
the said deed OF trust the sale Is postponed till WE'D
NEsDAi, NOVEMBER TENTH, 1856. same hour
n1-d&ds PkAsktE fkAsk 4 kAWEfSas ( AMWAIEas Trustees
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w kOADOa

Schedule In effect August l. 1850
Trains VIII leave from and arrive al b. & p station
9th and B sts follows:
Leave ashngton s:lo q m. daily except Sunday
and a:4o T. NJ daily arriving at Round Hin IL "A a
M and slS pm. Returning trains leave Round Hill
al 6'os a m daily aud AT 3l5 p m. daily except sun
Gay. r1ying Al Washington $40 al and 5:4s ~ M
Monthly and quarterly Communication rnIes LOCO.
mile tickets e2A
r BELL.
au10 snnertnIendant
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DuNoAssoNa a9s sRos;; sSa AHe:'Snss.s y s;sss;s
THE MOST COMPLETE AND FINEST IMPoRTA.
TIoN OF FoRIENTALRUGs EVER ExHIBITEn
The Catalogue Of this Peremptory Sale contains
40 very large Royal Persian. Turkish and Cashmere
Carpets.
so Ohand-embroidered Angors Portierea
100 Daghistan Rugs of rare specimen
% New Persian Rugs
so Antique Kourdistan Rugs
90 Shirnan and Bokhara Rugs
100 Silk khorassan, Tebriz and Ispahan RugA
% Mosque Hall Rugs
so Rare kilims and saddle Rugs.
ALSO.
Immense assortment of Hand Embroidered Persian
Covers, Damascus Yellow Silks. Turkish Tides.
Bulgarian Doyleys Antique Arms, &C. &C., COL
lected in the interiors of Turkey and Persia b.
Baron Kazapjian himself
Exhibition Wednesday and Thursday. November Sd
and 4th.
Sales FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY NO
VEMBER FIFTH, SIXTH and EIGHTH, at
ELEVEN A. NJ. and THREE p NJ each day.
ocso7t DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts
SIX FINE lsFH RTIIP1Ns PMS 1873 ss SS SS CORNER OF
Ninth, 1885. at HAIF!PasT HIFPHof Four ScnoeK.
We oa will sell in n tsent Of The premises sub lots lots l9S
having front Of IS feet on north side % Of st. ~ and
depth Of 80 feet to an alley These lots are on grade
Terms: y cash; balance in and years, notes to
t bear ar per cent h Interest! inter payable and
purchaser A deposit of $50 on each lot at time Of
n sale apg S % At cost
served to resell at risk and cost Of purchaser after
days public adyertisemsnt @ Of such resale in some
n5-d&ds DUNCANsON BkOs., Auctioneers.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
h POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa

L,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFTELw
Leaves 7thstreet wharf on MONDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS AT Z m Returning
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY p. m. touch
ing al River Landings far as Nomini Creek Currt
oman, Va and 81 Clements Bay, Nc Connects with
Is. q u Il. K st Shepherds see schedule
JOHN Il PADGETT, Agent.
c. W. RIDLEY. Manager. fs3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
~ ERS JOHN GIBSON and K C. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER n. Y :. every SATURDAY at p
NJ; 9th b. wharf, Washington, every TIkSDAY
MORNING. Freight al lowest rates spA
Mt VERMONT MI. vERNoN
STEAMER w w. CORCORAy
Leaves 5thstreet wharf daily except sunday for
Mt Vernon al 10 O'Clock Returning, reaches
Washington ABOUT $3.50 pm
sel6 l. l. BLAKE Captain
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucroneer.

UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF II STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY
FIFTH AND NDTWENTY-SlXTH.A AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBERs>@
EIGHTH. 1885 at 4: o O'CLOCK. In front ofk
the premises shall sell lot 4, in square IL, hav06
ing front of 81 feet inches, and containing about
6,656 square feet located north side street.
between 18th and 26th Streets
Terms: One-half cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with u-tes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust. All conveyancng at purchasers cost.
$50 deposit required at the time of sale.
n3-4t THOMAS DOWLING. Auct.
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.

Trains leave b and r. depot, 9th and b streets.
e:l6 a.m-baily. except sunday for Iynchburs ana
Intermediate stations.
lll5 am.-Daily for Lynchburg. Danville Ash
vile, Charlotte. Atlanta, aud points South Pullman
Orleans
23o p.m-Daily. except Sunday, for ManassaA
slrasbprg and intermediate stations
o:So p.m.-Day for Charlottesville Louisville Gin
cinhatl AID points an Ches. and Ohio X K Pullman
sleeper Washington to Louisville
ii'oo m--Daiy tor Lynchburg, Charlotte. Colun-
ola. Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans aud
points south. Pullman ia ace buffet sleeping cars 10
Montgomery In connection with Pulm an parlor cars
Thence 10 New Orleans sleeper 20 Augusta
nrougn trains from South arrive Washington
S;3o a ~ and $50 pm: from Louisville - 40 a m:
Lynchburg local, 2AS pm; strasburx local, lO;aO
T' -~
. tickets sleeping car accommodation and informa-
ION furnished aud baggage checked al Office sol
fenstlNau ave-. and at passenger station PennsyI-
vania Railroad. 9th and sIs
, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
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PROPOSALS.

CTREET PAVEMENT AND WALKS
OOJyICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
No. 100 PENNA- vE.WAsAINGToN d. c.
Oct 23. 1856.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate. will be received at
this office until NOON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 49,
1885, iOr constructing 3 600 square yards, more or
less, of Asphalt Pavement and $50 square yards.
more less. of Asphalt Walks in the public grounds
Forms and specifications be obtained this of
fee. The u 5. reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
JOHN NJ WILSON, Colonel Q. g. Army.
n3,4.66. l0&2O-6t
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THRER GoyERNNENr BIJ

THREE GOVERNMENT BILLS.-At the begin.
ming OF the coming session Of parliament ; he
government will be ready TO submit three bilIs.
The FIRST, which has been prepared by Mr Long.
secretary Of the local government board will
deal with the allotments. The second Is in
charge OF Mr.. Ritcnie, and will deal with the
extension Of local government The third
bearing on the payment Of tithes, will probably
be introduced IN the house OF lords by Premier
Salisbury.
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EDwARD J.. DESr & ca.
MECHANICAL AND sTEAM-HEATIMo EN0I-
GlNEERS, STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING AND VENTILATION,
ELEVATORS. Etc.
-AgentS fbe Duplex Steam Heater. NonpAIiol Steam
Heater. Rutzler Blakss steam Healing epecialsies.
l. s. Graves Sons Passenger and Fteght Meynt0rR
oc208m 1z13 q STREET INV.
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DENTISTRY.

004N 11O1 Nv L
nR 6. I SCOTT. DENTIST, OFFICE 1907 q
IL STREET NV.
Growing and Preservation Of Natural Teeth
Oc9-1m Specially.
nR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND ENW
lIFillng q specially; also, the cure of toothache
gums. allevlates pam OF Extracting Gas given apI3
nR 7. N: TALBOT. DENTIST. 437 7TH ST.
~ three dO0Es from corner Z Dentistry In ali
its branches Teeth inserted "a per set An work
warranted
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RAILROADS..
DALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule I'm effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IN
lSs6. until further notice


Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer.
sey avenue and street.
For Chicago 1880 g. m and lo:lo p. m daily.
looo a m is = Past Limited Express for rli,sburss
and Chlosgo arriving in ftishnrgh At 80 IN. Cha:
For CINCINNATI Louisville and - Louis daily at $40
pm and lO:lO pm, With through coaches aud Tai
sce sleeping Cars 20 above points, without change
80 pm Is a fast limited train 20 Cincinnati SUD 81
Louis, arriving I'm Cincinnati next morning al ssS
-. outs $40 pm No extra fAres charged on this
tor Plttsbargh at 1000 In and s So p IN daily 70
tt.sosIsh i,velsnd aud Detroit with Monarch Par
i"i and sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh
s TOT lexington and Local stations $40 am daily.
For Havre-ie-Grace Wilmington and Philadelphia
'';so a M lao . m and UAu ~ IN daily.
hS5 sal1lmore ON week days 5, oio, $40. go. 80
$50 40 4:lo 5:lo 6;s" .Oo, $50 aud 4 A: o IN
FOR BALTIMORE on sundays 6:to 80 $50 and lo.oS
is;oi- ID i-So S.3u. A:ao, sac Gao. 7Oo ss,5
for Shrnsndoah Valley Railroad end points south
~ 10 am and $50 pm. daily 40 has sleeper ffom
" ashlhs'oh 10 New Orleans $50 Sleeper 10 Liz
For Wilmington Deiawai e. and Intermediate points
ss cen hA,liinore aud MinngIon. al5 pm daily,
for Annapolis $40 am. and l2Io and go u m.
Tor Way stations between Washington and BaltI
m iuIe ., 1:+o, s"So am 1910 pm. $3.50. s;s0 800
ssS s;Spi 100 and ll:o IN hon stations Metropo
nm aiIy asS IN M DAILY except snnds and h:sl
pal stations on Mstropoiian branch $40 am ,.aiiy;
Intermediate points l0sO5 IN lZ:iO ana i "a u m
daily, except sunday. fnr Frederick m ana
s:4o u m daily, except SUNDAY.
For hag rstown 1850 a m and 5:3l n m daily an.
cept SUNDAY. ~ 1870
Trains rrive from the West daily 6:2O 7.2o a m
TO, i os'V s,si anu i;xi pm Little Rick t2press
FROM philadelphia. Chester Wilmington md Havrs
ue Sface. ii;so am, $40 pm and lOsoo y n daily.
Prom Wilmington and intermediate points north oi
Baltimore li:l5 am
Prom Annapolis, $50 m. and l:5o and 5:25 o. m
Sunday, 1888 In. $3.50 p.m
from harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 n
M daily except sunday
From Frederick anu ndlntermediate points, s.25 a m
and 40 D m daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore tor Washington nj SIN
$50. .;2o, 300 800 aud lo:3o An. l2l5. 2so, g. 4
80, o. o:,5o, s;s5, y aud llaO pm on SunuayN
$50. 1:20. $500 and s:o5 q In 40 2:So 20 5sl0
$3.50, 1:45, aud "a 80 pm.
All traius from Washington stop Relay Staiion
except l:25 3:l5 and u.4o y m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Otce. Washington Station; aud lS5l
PenIsylvania avenue. corner Of lsth street Where
orders VIII be taken for baggage be checks ed aud
received AT any point In the city.
Is. DUNHAM CK IORD
ten Manager, Baltimore TuSl a y A
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MEDICAL. &c.

DUTLER'S OIL is THE ONLY SURE CURE IN
I'D the world for Rheumatism, Pains, Bois, sore
Feet, Blood Poison. Cure guaranteed or money re-
funded Sold by all druggists. Price 5Oc per
bottle n5-2ts
nR AND MADAM WILSON. 433 lsT CORNER
~ LIST and Il SIS. NV. Established 1865. special
treatment for ladies desiring reliable Advice
free aud confidential n36ls
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satin, lined win Siberian squirrel or mink
have collars OF black lynx, black fox or beaver
the latter being always used in conjunction
with mink.
MANY LEADING MoDIsTEs are impressing
upon their customers the virtues possessed by
Irish poplin. This fabric never creases, does
not wear shiny, and Is, SO 10 express IL, ever
lasting wear IL can now be purchased in
Charming evening tints of peach, almond, Per-
Sian iiac, tea ruse ETC., so tnat lrish poplin Can
De very appropriately worn iof fun evening
costume or ior bridal gowns, more especially II
trimmed with It's very proper accom- paniment, {,
The best of real Irish point lace. In darker
shades pOpiin Is not Loo dressy for the require
ments oi street wear, being al the same time as
Durable al any material now manufactured, not
themselves
SILK AsTRAXHAN Is much used this season
upon bonnets and hats, both tor day and even
Ing wear. In the tan and cream shades IL II
much employed in conjunction with golden.
brown velvet or satin. Bonnets Of cream v Ie
and paiesl pearl gray French fslt, in princssse
ahd eoronet Shapes, Will be very fashionabiy
,so, worn a. at the theaisr, opera and evening en-:
win velvet in shades OF pale pink, violet, Per
Sian inauve, deep ruby, grenat, and other .ints
anu shades 10 suit indiy iduai tastes and com.
PieAions- Ihe other trimmings upon the bon
nets wlii oe aigretLes, snort duffy ostrich TIPS
In Lint-
The LoosE-FRoNTKp JAcxxrs made or
dressy home wear formed Of velvet or satin
orocade are almost universally worn. These
admit OF SO many chang, . OF vests that those
who seek variety At a moderate coat will be
sure 10 Iavor them A SILK or satin vest tor AZ
ternoon wear, and dainty lace one substituted
tor tie evening, Is a Change easily effected. and
gives ali the pleasing results OF an entirely
different dress. The SOFT pllable silk handker
chiefs now sold In every conceivable shate o
color, Cream, hi.c, poppy red, pale blue, etc.
or In handsome Oriental combinations OF color
make exceedingly chic and pretty waistcosts
and there Is usually oit OF ths material left iu
shaping the vest which can be made use OF a
tiny cuH Or simple iold NJ the wrista
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Ar S1LvERBERe,s,

TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
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POINTS ON THE FASHION.

FRArHER TRIMMING IN TAvoR-LADrEs To
UNCOVER THE ToREHEAD A9AIN-PosrILc
LIONS DIsPLAcIN0 JRRsEYs-HoPI HoR THE
soSo BIRDs-FoX Eur THE RA0R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-30
THE HEBREW FAIR.
! The Attractive Entertainments at the
National Rifles ArmOry.

The attendance at the Hebrew fair continues
to be most gratifying. The National Rifles
armory presents a most attractive appearance,
and those who attend feel well repaid. The fair
will continue during the coming week. The
following contributions, received since the last
report was made, are acknowledged by the
committee: National Rifles, 500; s. Fishman,
SO; Mrs. Fl. Straus, SO; Miss Hannah Beh-
rend, Splits: w. E. Garrett & Co., $50; VIM.
Hahn Il Co., $40; John T. Lehman, $40; friend,
sakS CO. T RaSer Hear Iyt M B'shN Ring
Cropley, SIS; NJ. S. Levy & Son, So: ]. III. Polkin-
horn, $40; friends, S11.65. Fancy goods, cigars,
ing: 5. Brown, w. HI. Narrower, Coblens & Co.,
Baltimore; NJ. Coleman, Mrs Lindheimer Mrs.
Miss D. Gassenheimer, w. b. Moses, John H.
smith, Wm. Mcclure, Chas. II: kettler, G. II.
Friedman & Co.. 4: Lamond, G. H. Kraft, S. H.
Sherwood, Mr.. F. Bergman, Mr.. Hudson. Z. c.
Caspar. Mr.. Gageler Saltzstein, ]. S. Topham,
z: Lqlley. L. F. Droop,, ]; Reinberg, York, Pa;
Chas; Baum, Miss Alice King, Mrs: Strauss, Miss
Goodman, Mrs. NJ. j. Young, Peterson &
Childs, Hume Cleary Cor, Mrs.
Wallach, MIR. S. r Joseph, Miss c. BARNARD.
Singleton q Fletcher, Mr.. Foltz. n. Y; b. w.
Shurmann 4 Co, G. F. Heilprin, s. F. Hahn, r.
C. p. Miller, NJ. Leimbach, H. c. Sisson, Wurtz-
burger d Hecht, n. V; l. Drechsler, N. Y; c. c..
Bryan, Bondy, Lederer & Co., j. f. SpelshOuse.
Mrs. Snapp, Miss Hirschfield, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs.
Ryan, Lilienthal & Greenbaum, Frank Sharp
less, Miss Rose MarcerOn, Hays & Co., JnO. Key
worth, Haywarth Bros. d Co., Mrs. Kronheimer,
James j. Chapman, w. A. Murray, H. NJ. Rich
ardson, L. Well & Co., H. /. Gregory, b. Robin
son & Co, Mrs. jacob, Mrs. Sakolsky, r. Van
Ness, w. l.. Sears, Miss NJ Curran, Miss NJ. HOl-
loran, Miss L. Buckley, Miss J. Patterson, Miss
y. FlOckher, Miss Fisher, +. Morrison. F. Briehl,
Il. Buckingham, L. Baum, s. T. Tea Co.. Mrs.
Banf, W. Cruit, Mrs. NJ. Rich, Mrs. e. Katzen-
stein, Mrs. Il. Rosenthal, G. f. Kennedy Son,
+. Freund. W off & Co.. Baltimore, Il. H. Hopkins,
Rand, Bell & Co., Baltimore; A. NJ. Hoover,
Miss Knobloch, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Grimes,
n. p. Whiting, III. Coleman, Chr. Goldsmith,
Baltimore, +. Goldsmith, Baltimore; A. Nc
Williams, House & Herman, Mrs. Minister, of
France; Mrs. Sommers Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. Y.
Soloman, ]. RUSSELL, E. Pipenbring, /. Levy,
Mrs Rasher, Mr.. POppres, F. BuXbaum, j. L..
VOgt, n. y. Birney, ]. Alexander. j. y john
son, & Co, Baltimore; g. f. Gar;rell Mrs. Payne,
Mr.. McElroy, Miss Cluss, Miss Lansburgh Mrs.
Saks, Mrs. Oberndofer Mis- Hart Mrs. Einstein,
j. NJ. Lehman, Washington Light Infantry
Corps, bronze clock; E. Richard, fifty lbs. o. G..
Java coffee; NJ. Goldsmith, set of silver forks,
knives and spoons; Prof. Whitcomb, scholar
snip in photography. type-writing, &c; Childs
IL Co., 1000 bricks; JnO. f. Herrell & Co., 900
bricks; Ausbin & Co., thirty-twO sacks of flour;
VIM. H. Tenney x Co., one barrel flour; L. Roth
shild, goods made of olive wood from Jerusa-
lem.
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rNHOMAs e. WAGGAMAN.
i Real Estate Auctioneer

IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL EsrATE KNSMN AZ yt FEEEIsE Sk kG
F III sTksEF tSokTHwEsT. WAsHiSa
TON CITY, ID. c.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded In Lber 90
cords of the District of Columbia, and at the re- -
quest of the party secured thereby we, the Under
signed as Trustees VIII sell a. Puolc 70 b iso1
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1855. at FIvEl5) O'CLOCK
p NJ ali that part of Los numbered five % In Car
rolls subdivision Of original Lot numbered one IN
square numbered Ave hundred ana seventy.hve (6I6
Except part " the United states
by deed recorded In Libef No. s05 folio l$ e. SEQ,
bia) And also all that part OF Lot numbered eight
( in the same subdivision, situate and adjoining The
line of said Lot and public alley, being the par
GELS OF ground and premises conveyed with the exce
ton aforesaid) John Htz by James Carberry Trus
SEQ Of the Land Records ofthe District Of Columbia
and then conveyed by John Hitz and wife to Leon w
Gunnand and Others building committee Of the Gruth
SIS folio 352 Of the Records of the District Of
Columbia and by deed Of said Gruth Veren and John
The Land Records Of The District Of Coinmbs-im.
eleven rooms. and known as w. Lewis Capitol Res
The terms of sale. Onethird cash. and the balance
In one two and three years. for which the promisSory
notes OF the purchaser with interest ~ SIX per cent
erty deposit of 5000 VIII be required of The pur-
CT All ssss and
sale must be complied with within ten days from day
cost and risk OF deianting purchase purchasers
sfter nys days notice v ne Eye.i4g star;
466 Louisiana ave. NV, tr-.sS...
w. MILLER
l a3Od6ds ass Louisiana ave. n.w.,J