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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOB IRON RAILING. DEPOT
II QuArtermaster's Once. Warrington. ID. C.. October
40. lssS Sealed propo:.ls in tripicste subject to
the usual conditions will be ceived this once
I'll ELEVEN O'CLOCK An. NOvkMBkR TENTH,
1855, when they will BE- opened for furnishing and
the Soldsr Home National oemetery near the city Of
NaahtnGton, D. c. Preference Will be given 70 articles
Of domestic production Manufacture, conditions Of
quality and price dncuding IN the price Of foreign
ductions or manufacture the duty thereonl being
equal and no contract Win be awarded for furnishins
ARTICLES Of foreign production or manufscture when
the article Of suitable quality Of domestic production
be furnished application 70 this ONCE The right is
reserved 70 reject all bids Proposals should b
Iron Railing" and sddrsssed % the unabridged O.
b DANDY. Deputy Qusrtermssser-GenerL u. g
Army. ocl2-6t
DROPOsALs FOR FUELoFfICE OF PUBLIC
Buildings and Grounds, War Department. Rash-
ineton. D. q, October 3 lsSs:-sesled proposais In
duPl,esse WI b ssosdved e thu Once until moon.
nishine and ds.iysring ~ shs vault :. w..hington
best quality rcd eshsgg coal grsts coal and 10 cords
more or lea q long pine wood forns and specincs
SON. U. O. Army. oc8-6t
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Settling the Strike.

CoNFkkkNCs HkLD IN CHICAGO LAST MIGHT WHICH
HAY END THE TROUBLE,
There were no disturbances I'm Ch,caoo ves,er-
day, and the only sc nsation was over the find,nu
OF the dynamite bombs. The conflicting stare
ments regarding the latter were caused by the
fact that two kinds were found on State street ana
on Sedgwlck street. The former, 1t is now said
were harmless, while the latter contained dyna,
the bombs on the track, Is said 70 be one of the
strikera ~
on tine North Side cars were running all day.
Win diminished force OF protective 6lue-coats
and very little trouble was EXPERIENCED the
crowds were smaller and less demonst raIiye than
heretofore on the West Side cars were run stead
Ily on the Madison-street line after 10 O'CLOCK in
the morning. A light steady rain had the efYect
OF diminishing the crowds. In addition me notice
pfecautlons N tnat quarter were so formidable
that even larger crowd would have been over
awed
A committee OF West Side citizens inaupuratsd
q movement yesterday which promises TO end the
strike. After advising with Mayor Recne the COM
mittee waited on the strikers and induced them 70
waive their demand for the discharge OF the new
men. committee OF the strikers then met the
agreed that the strikers would declare the strike
on provided Mr.. Yerkes consented to give the
North Side men the same privileges which the West
to retain the new men they hired during the strike
About this time Mr.. Yerkes arrived. The confer
ence ended In Mr.. Yerkes making an offer that II
morning he would submit "a fair proposition" TO
the North:Slde men before noon. What the propo-
sition would be he declined 70 state. The commit
tee decided 70 refer the whole matter 70 general
meeting OF the strikers 70 be assembled immedi-
ately.
AZ midnight the meeting Of the West Side en-
sition ana return 70 work this morning with he
understanding that they will again strike II salts
i.cs1ry terms are not made between the company
YORK until they have heard the proposition which
rsesaoens Isrkes - 20 make 70 them.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF o
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of 8 decree passed in cause No io.e7s.
equity, FURNACE Va FURNACE ct al, I will sell at
public suction. on TUESDAY OCTOBER TWENTY
THIRD. 1883. at RALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOtK PM
in front Of the premises lots 49, 81 and IS
Of the subdivision of lots and = In square nun bered
410. IN the City Of Washington and District Of Coum-
bin.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and residue in two
equal tnstameuts at and two years with interest
from the day Of sale all cash option Of the pur
chaser 500 deposir ct time Of sale Conveyancins At
cost Of purchaser. IRWIN b LINTON,
OCl2-dEd1
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY
o. EAST CAPITOL strict. bETWEEN FOUR

TEENTd AND tlFTEENIB STREETS EAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In Liber
No l2s3 folio 2l3 Ct one of the land records Of
IN front Of the premises. on SATURDAY. THE TWEEN.
TdETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1883, ct FIVE
O'CLOCK p M. the following described real estate
situate aud being in the city Of Warrington District Of
land and premises known and distinguished and
being lot thirteen 13). in square thousand and
dred and eight feet east East Capitol street from
south from said point hundred ieet thence
east twelve feet thence south eighteen feet and
inch; thence east forty-two feet: thence north
hundred and twenty-eight feet and inch to East
Capitol street. thence west fifty feet along last
Capitol street to the point of beginning according
the plan and la, thereof recorded In the plabook in
the surveyors Office in said District
Terms: One-half cash. balance In year. note to
bear cent interest and to be secured deed Of
trust on property solo, all cash. option of pur-
chaser deposit Of 5000 required at sale. Convey:
with in ten days. otherwise the Trustee the
right to resell the property Ut the risk and
defaultng purchaser after i've days public notice
such resale IN some newspaper published in Washing
ton, D.
ocl2-dkds THOMAS a. BRADLEY Trustee
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APPROXIMATION pRIZEa-

ma APPROPRIATION PRlZEa
-daoO numDers from 467u5 To 46SO5 inclusfva ,s,u,
~ nuinoers on each sds Of the number rnv Wing ~
ei 4Hn rrSe OF $500: 900. $500 -
81 On ssch sids Of the number dfswss ~
90 numbers from S2l03 10 S2sO3 inc,us,v. 49,.
90 number. on ssch sde the num6sr drswnS ~
W. num1erp ending with 90 b>ing the tvo ,..&
1n q ne numbsr drawing The Cpital fsise e
009 numbers sndinR with e. bsane III A.. ,..&
pen . 81 he num6se drawing The sscc1d CsrSts
x5 5sf ssss'i 5nsR1s sssaf .sRsF.ss q sEq
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
METH SIDE N SrhEEI sfTWEEN CON ON
By virtue Of adsed Of trust recorded In Lbsr No
06 toi,o e seq OF the land records Of the
thereby secured We wi cell Ct public auction front
o. o. the premises. on SATURDAY OCIOBEK THIk.
fest inches front BY full depth. Of Lot In DAVID
TscofSeo Ct Lots IN square Isl
positsd at time Of ssie balance in three equal install
chaser bearing interest from day Of saie and secured
by deed Of trust on property sold. win Be taken All
conveyancing and recording ct purchasers cost II
farms are not complied with in II days sale prop
erty viii Be resold az risk and cost Of dsfautinr
chaser. THOS. K WA0GAMAN.}
JOHN ". PILLiN9. ; Trustee.
7. Z WA00AMAN, AuctionearN oc4-dkds
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Prizes cssh.d I'm full vitnou, deduction.

Prizes cashsd in full without DEDUCTION
No 46756 draws Capital Pr1ze. $4,000 seld in
Euf.la; M... Dslrck City. b. spot.ns fIl:: Wa.h.
So 0sf, doO spd ss1ssS A. s0a Ne 5ssS GS.
New 0rlsa1As Washinston. D. c. Roston Mass, ssn
fr.neisso Cal; DesIolt Mich Chsrie:son. Tex New.
SS0.d09. sold IN aua.smslA g: A., "a. 9uaym.S
Hsx No. 4392y draws S25, 900, sold " New, York.
town, NY, East ss9inav. Mich, Port Townsend, W.
sos sas64 dasS s:ds sr So
Il M,v.hipxton q, Gan Fr;nci.co md 6.iisnd ca
ia aud austsmals. g. A Noa 26I39 32ss9. S7077.
sSzS1, eASSl draw scch $4,000. sold in Nsy York
tsytls Ky. san Frsncisco. Sscrs@ento and San Diego
Cal, Denver. Col, Norfolk, Va Cleveland Ohio. No
gtnia City New, AbuqusrQuA NM and other pointa
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nuHCANsoN Bsos. Aucuops.r,.
TkgsIEEs SALE ofyALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNlNPkOtkD AkAL ksTATE NEAR THE
SohNhR OF sIxTkENIH AND sIREkfs

TkUsTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
ENiMkotkD AkAL ksTATk NEAh 1HE
S00hNNhR OF SIXTEENTH AND 9 STREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in IAber ea2
q folio SS2 e SEQ one q the Land Reoords Of the
tnstr1ct OF Columbia Will sen Il public suction IN
lrSnt q ne Prsn,sss On IaURspAI ooT9Bgk
p N. the following desoneed real estate. leins in
square numbered one hundred and seventy--eyen
tl11) IN the city OF Washington District Columbia
70 VT: The west nve go feet and I'D inch front BY
the depth thereof lot numbersl twenty l2Sl
Of Jones Adams and Duvalis subdiyisien Of part a
said square, and lots Numbered so 81 g.. ~ So IS
So So 90 81 o. 81. %. %. 80. "a and es IN X A.
Bailoch subdivision of rart of said square the hpt
seven Of said lots be Nc And frontns on sSsnn
street and the last ten being improved by ten thre
story BRICK dwelling houses thereon numesrsd isot.
aud 1921 18th street
Terms: One-third oash and resdue in equal INSTALL
meutA and two years from day Of sale with In
forest at nix per cent Per annum paysb sen[Annu-
ally and secured the property. all cash desired
deposit Of 100 WIN Be required At time u sale
each lot improved. and deposit Of tl00 each lot
unimprcyed AL convsysncine 81 the cost of pur-
RIGHT reserved sell ct risk and cost OF defsultns
purchaser purchssers after hve days pubic notice
Of such resse in some newspaper published IN ash-
ington ID Z. FRANCIS Il SMITH. Trustee.
ocl3-10t 1222 Of. nv.
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UNPRECEDENTED ArrRAcrrom
OVER 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTOR
LouIs1ANA STATE LOTTERY ooNpAsx

Incorporated By the Legislature IN 1858 for xdu-
cauonal and Charitable PURPOSES and its franchise
made part OF the State Constitution In 1879
by an overwhelming popular vota
IT. GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place semi. Annually, TUNE and December) and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on each OF the other ten months in the year. and
All drawn In public, at the Academy Of Nude, New
Orleans. La.
We do hereby CERTIFY that ses s9pevtse tie esronos.
fns1J0r al the Monthly and SENT nnWdl DrdVfn0sof
TSS a and eontsel the D!arnos hsssrs and that
(atth totco~d all Darties and aulhorfse s Conn
pany 70 use this certaoats With [acstnttes af
HofvTes attached. In Sts advertisements"
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct.onesr.

IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK AND
FIXTURES OF THE PARET STATIONE RY ES.
T IAsHrE NEST, NO 9i SpI PENNsYLyANIA
FINE sTATIONtkY OF livery DEsCRIPTioN
ETCHINGs AND ENGRAvINGs. PORTFOLIOS
SHOPPING AND TRAVr LING BAGS, GOLD
NSAND PENCILS. FANCY PEN. LDEks
FANCY SEALS. ELEGANT PAPER-WEIGHTsI IN
BRONZE AND OTHER METALS, MANICURE
SETS. P0GKETB0OKs, CARD AND IL TER
CASKS, WRISTBANDS OF EVERY ESCRIPTION,
CHkIsTMAs CARDS, BLANK BOOKS OF Livery
CABINET, HEkRING's PATENT CHAMPfoN
n6Ik sECH E S sAEE, ELEGANT sH0w CASES
ING, COUNTERS, ETC
On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER SIXTEEN.
1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell the
entire contents OF the above Toned establishment
which embraces nne line Of everything appertsining
to the stationery business The win contn
from day to day until all is sold
ocll-dkds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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e. and Crown Prince Rudolph

The Prince Of Wales and Crown Prince Rudolph
have returned 70 Vienna.
The Berlin Nachrtchfen says q cipher coda
which had been placed at Emperor fredericK'S
disposal for communicating with the leading ON.
Gals OF the empire IL missing. Ie was IN the EN-.
been stolen :
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AUCTION SALES.
CTNa. IocAfEb Oh fAE soTTaMEsTo s S q
NEE u 6I5v5TTH AN1 s cTa4HTSa MosIH

OIN0, LOCATED on THE eOUTHMEsT Cur
WEST mo Hoo sTREET MORTHWEsT.)
By virtue Of dscrse of the Supreme court OF the De
trics Of Columbia pessed IN The cause Of Thorn ct
~. ~ nnh n s;;. 20 Ay ~ II G MI on akT
URDAf. OCTOBER THlKTEENTH. 1883 q HALF;
PAST -FOUR OCLOCKP p. n, that certain parcel Of
ground and prem,sss sitqsss In The city Of W.shing
ton District q Columbia known = and bsang part q
Srtsin lot 10 md part Of sub lct IL n sou.re ~
fronting feet and sx inches the south side
Of north street and sxtendine back that width esh
one fest and nine inches 70 Alley being bounded
the eoot b. 11th street wBt with the Improvements
thereon. consisting Of nns pressed brick
residence.
The aid property vim b sold subject 70 the dover
right and interest Of Mr Nstab Thorn, the widow Of
the late Henry Thorn. deceased
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase monsy %
e n.S IN Sssh 9p the Day q sale or within tan 90.
and two year. from the day Of s.e 70 bcsr interest
thererom and until paid at the rate Of sx
pr and 70 b secured By the promiasory notes
o. the purchaeer or purchasers the purchaser
pay All cash: TSrms Of sale 70 complied with within
ten days al conveysncinS and recording st purchases
cost; Sx5Q depostt On scceptance Of bid
JAMES q EDWARDS,
HENRY w1sl lS $S q 4 T. Trustee.
416 9th Vt nv.
oc2-eo&ds DUNCANsOE BROS. kuctioneers.
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NHoXAs BOWLING. Aucs,oussr.

dhANczRY SALE or YALuAsIE IMPROVED
g BE- HSTAIk Hing Sos94GSSoET2x x RIsa4.Gs
NO 1914. Valley sTRkET
pissHics5, p.s.sd e Eau,N c.ass na@bss:d liSeo
92n 3, sATGRDA!: tAe TMHSTIErH PAY q 2 9GnGS
skH assS .. 81 aAa cs t0us ar cc .ssSsI
q VSgnd as.s.:a n ::,S ossa,,o.a s9e S.si.:
gwns SSSdivi.ios q - AlL s.S s:sesassSS AZ e
fsst nqgsh fFea ssss, 1850 rInning se.sh
w w w. w. 49,: e 81 81. sss: ::
ts3se. r. - M e - eR: se5ss go xI,s
isas 9 HsSs sssls. .sE v:i:y 49, ~ 2:
ths UP: hsncs sask viSh - hps rsyssssd llAN
- - 80 y g - = - saasss' .
fsrns q -: osssssd GA. sssiAus m two ssua,
esls tnses.sk - sDc..sa ~ - o. shS psSR.
q S96O rsaui1ed 6 6ns g "a Az sopveyscdag g
SsSS - 49, r;S1VS. o. slsht . rSaAvSrsss -
ssss {; Si,l;lfiiS dRSSis: ~: g: -
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL ,BANK.
New Orleans a

PrWrwpvR inst the presence Of Generals Besure.
gard and Early. who charge Of the drswinRs IL
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity thattas
chances all equal, and that no one eau possAoly
Vivine what number will draw pri1s.
"REMEMBER also. that the payment Of rrfzes Il
GUARANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Oreans and the tickets signed BY the President Of
Institution whose chartered rints are recognised
in the highest Courts therefore, pswars Of any
tons or anonymous schemeA" oclO.WkSAv
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scendins the polished steps Of the bank, he NUT

This man Is not the flrst fool made wiser by
little property. SO many see only the side their
pocket hangs on Clearly. the chief duty OF true
Americans nowadays Is TO maintain the law and
Civ equitable protection TO every man!"-WooD
krFF CLARKE On The Overland
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saturday Smiles.

Doubtful Compliment Guest-"I wish had
very nattering 70 my hotel" Guest-..I don't know
about that What mean Is that I would have
preferred to have eaten this nsh then instead OF
nOw."-Te10s Settings.
Teacher-"Miss Ingenue will you please give US
an example OF capillary attracuOn?" Miss Inge-
nue.-"A handsome moustache."-Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
before November 6 there VIII be layer Of CAM
pa1gn documents two feet thick all over this coun-
try, including the Indian reservations and the
District OF Columbia--Chicdgo Ne,cs.
DR.. Z, breakfasts every morning at a restaurant
one DAY he observes the waiter nmping about
slave you got lumbagoq" he asks, sympa.
thettcally, "or rheumaIisAh?'
~ don't know, sir, but I'll just step into the
kitchen and see. don't think there's scrap left
In q country oyster saloon-Customer-
me dozen raw. How long viii It take you TO
Proprietor-"Only about a minute. sir. Bill
where in thunders that can-opener7"-Boston
Transcript
Strangers think that If the Boston girl knows as
much as she isn't handsome she must know an
awful lot.-Someruiiie Journal.
This funny old world. anyhow, but It Is very
hard TO realize It when you are reading the comic
paperA-Somerriue Journal
ClerkG"Why 40 you want these apple barrels
make what end Is opened?"
Fruit dealer-"We can't AFFORD to pack large
eRPASS a. o0sA4 cnAo VI sn0 udIIcAs Su.'-DTukeS
MQQdztne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DO you propose to DO in
case you are elected TO the placer"
Candldate-"Well, what I'd ike to know Is what
on earth III do II am n0G"-Ifme.
In Ecuador 1t Is understood that the employer
shall board the cooks family. The Ia similar
IN America, only the employer doesn't understand
it-Droke's Magazine.
Restaurant waiter TO departing customer who
mas Jailed 70 give him the accustomed tipl-
| you'll not forget me, will your"
misery party-,NO, indeed. I'll write you
letter when get home.-Sifin0s.
An exchange says: Nobody knows where the
nles go" Perhaps not but we know where people
teii them 70 go TO. though.-Yonkers Statesman,
chicago dame-'.My dear, you must remember
tnat our children have futureS"-
Husband "a grain broker)-sHeayen helm 'em II
oio hutch nnds 1t out"-Phiiddeiphia Record
Miss Maud, he said, 81 nave come In this even
ing 10 ask you question, and have brought a
ring with me. Now, before you try it on. want
70 teu you that you feel inclined 70 be sister to
me Will nave 70 take IL back, my father objects
70 my SISTERS wearing such large diamonds.n And
Maud said she would keep the ring-Jepeler's
Weekly.
Marriage failure?r soliloouized the Rev Mr.
Soynum IN the solitude OF his study as he Opened
sne modest little envelope the bridegroom had
nanoeo MN Few hours before and found a 400
OH inciosed- Marriage a failure?" he repeated
WIN emphasis and Independent fervoS. as he
placed the DILL In his pocket mo- neveri The idea
Is oaroarous, Infamous Qet me look at that DIN
again. yes lts genuine), and strikes at the founda-
Ton OF society, itselL"-Chica0o Tribune.
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THOAAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

CATALOGUE
OF Fine Assortment Of the Most Exquisite and Dir
ferent Sorts Of
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTS,
Consisting Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHH
NAkCISsUS CROCUS, TULIPS,
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUB BILE DUO Won THOL.
SNOWDRoPs. &c, ko
To be sold at my auction rooms MONDAY OCTO-
Der FIFTEENTH. 1885, commencing 1T ELEVEN
O'CLOCK This is direct con-i glment and are put
up in packages suitable for buyers or the
trade THOMAS DOWNING
ocl1-3t Auctiopeer.
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TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. lol2 DELAWARE

Under and ly virtue Of the provisions Of certain
deed Of rust TO the UNDERMINED trustee from
1ss6, and recorded in nber No 1901. folio 1872 ct
SEQ, one Of Abe and records District Of olum
TUESDAY, OCTOBER sIxTEENT III. 1855, &C HALL
PAST FOUk O'CLOCK PM, sell 1t public auction
IN from the prenisea lot number twenty l2U) OF
e H Park srs subdivision Of lots in square I'VE hun
dred ard nin sey-thrse t5e3). improved By small
frAlae house.
Terms Of sale: One half Of the purchase money In
cAsh the balance In two by the note OF
the purchaser and deed of trust upon the premises
sold or all cash. at the purchasers option. depuait
At cost Of purchaser sale 10 be comred with within
ten days from the date thereof
the right rsss the and Of the default
ing purchaser. BENZ r. LEIGHTON, trustee,
once No 49, La nv
CHARLES A. RIDDLE, Trustee.
oc4-dkds Once. No. 444 y q W.
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OHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL kSTATE IN THE CITi OF WASHING
TON, RIsTR!GT Of COLUMBIA. KNOWN AS No

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneen
TRUsTII's SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND. NEAR TIMING CITY. THE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber
No folio 459 Of the land records for the bis
trict Of Columbia ! viii sell on the premlses, on
Al. 1851. Al HALF PAST foUR UcLOcK +. n. the
described real estate situate in the County
Of wsshietop. District Of Columbus. 70 Wit; An those
tracts OF land lying and being in sad county aud Dis.
tict known and described e Lots I'd and two on
the same laid down and described n the plat OF
the subdivision Of the estate Of Mathew Wigned de-
csased the sse being :itnas on the eastern aide Of
containing ave % Of An acre and lot two (2l
one scrs and eght % psrchsA improved
Terms Of ssle S85o75 and expsnsss Of sale iuclud-
ing taxes In cash balance in equal instaimcns q sx
and twelve months. tor which The notes o. the par-
dsed Of trust on the propsrty sold slAn b taken;
dspost OF olOO required st the time Of sale All con
veyancnR, &C.. u purchasers Gust TERMS to le
Piled with In ten dsys etheryise right reserved
d.y, poelic nosics Of such rssasin some nssspspsr
oc3-d IVORY @. XuHBALI. Trustea.
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BEAUTIFUL Snow.
RATHER EARLY IN THE sRAsoN. WE KNOW.
But suss shs :cs: :. la. X! s:l ale:
T T 81 s ssSs: Nh s::s ~ ;'a:
NESTING
Lana s'fh1 , s:s% oanous Of evil indicative Of
PrN.HooKINa
\ 3: { IS sss ~ {. E: EN-
i: q r. q: ss s:s
q 81 is .s : : YsS INA Ss;y AZ
sop and =. .rou.d md not dscsvsr Issf which would
% s." Ana S:
WAITED SEPULOHIR
Other 6ssins man may al 81 q sp.osous
Ein1ows with handsome. Appearing Eoods msfked Ct
ss.s: ssa::e. b SD II 4
ssss: u !S. ~ ksss s'o:
so! yG q A:SD
9; :s y s! sss s. s;.s . n;
every eens.s mans noSiris M xsrs wise On your paTS
!: s: !: ;s 8: 81
ZINE R1ADY-MADE CLOTHING
WAIT
VICTOR =. ADL1Rs0
10 PEI GENT CLOTHING a0us1. 10
DIT and W. 5th st nv. eesass Manashssst0 eve.
Strictly ons 1nea
Open Saturdays TIA III y oel
HrApouAsrsss
SCHOOL 8oo9s AND SCHOOL suR1xM
wAslsasas ~ nsaan
WI. 1AxxAxxxxx . cor.
s1kn.v.ssa. 80 N sl,sG
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STATE LOTTERY, hereby certify that the sbovs ere
the numbsrs which were thts DAY drawn from the
100000 placed In the wheel with the prizes corrss-
pondtnG 70 them.
witnes. our hands ct New orisans La. this Tass-
DAY, October 9. 1883
J. 4 xARIY,
CD. vlLLEhE.
vics Gen O. T. Bsauregafd abscnt
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL ESTATE SITUATED ON THE HElGH >
Oh GEORGETOMN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
FRONTING ABOUT 100 FEET ON 1HE EAST
SIDE OF fAYETTE S35TB STREET AND
ABOUT 9lh FEET ON TIE WEST sIDk OF
FREDEklCh (34THl STREET AND CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 42.32s SQUARE Fkkr OF
BY virtue u decree Of the Supreme Court Of said
District passed In Equity Cause No. 1924 shall
sell. II public auction, in front of the premses
FRIDAY. the NlNETEENTH DAY OF OCIOBER
scrbed Real Estate situated in said Georretown be-
east line Of T.yette cnow known IS 35sh,
street distant 2S7 feet 10 inches, north from
the north line Of Sth NOW known u St. and run
thence eastwardly 10 point the west line Pred
erick NOW known ~ 34th) ST., distant 2y3 II north
from said north line Of 9Th ST thence north 81 Ct
in: thence west 146 IT. in; thence northwardy 81
# to point distant lSl IT. In. e4stw rdly from
point on said east line Fayete st. distant 100 It
in north from the place Of bexipning thence west
wardy Isl IT in to said point distant $50 IT. in.
north from the place vi begin ing and thence south
LOO II. = in to the place OF beginning together
with the improvements. &C., slsting OF two-story
brick house and frame out buildings.
Terms OF sale-One-t.rd Cash. residue In two equal
pay ments, at one aud two years spectvely with in
terest. and secured by deed the property
sold, AL cash. At option Of purchaser $500 deposit
required at time tf sale. All couveyanclng. &C at
purchasers cost Terms TO be complied with IN ten
days. or the trustees the 10 readvetise
and sell the property at defsutins purchasers cost
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Orr1c1AL DnAwrso

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY,
Single Number. Glass "K.~
Drawn ct New Orleans. Louisiana. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Q. 1855.