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W. n. McKNEw.
Late r II. tailor
933 Pennsylvania avenue.

i HILADELPHrA STORE
NE@ STYLES DRESS GOODS.
Just received 3S inch All-wool Stripe in Blue
bfown Greer, TERN Gotta am sobelin at Soc.
.So-lnch Palas, same colors. ut Doc.
"a FaGcy Cloths. all coors. in tTpes. from &c. up
un stock Fancy flalds and str pes from 25c. up.
- inch serge. all cOlors. good value. 5Oc
3S-luch SAshnnere, ali colors. goo.l value, soc
sleclaA-One iot SerYes, 50 and IS lncAes reduced
to 45c
46-inch Htnrettas all colors, Sc
o. Ladies' Cloths at Toe. and 81
,ShANLS.-Our stick Of hswls comprise some Of
the est styles IN the market and the prices are very
low.
special Barrain in velveeen. all colors Our stock
~ "a &c Blsck We, veteens NJ 80, g. 1.,c
SILK helvets LACK aud Colors, at Doc, Al. al. 25
SL.J0. e2
Blac. silks from &c. to g..
Black Rhadsmes. prices and good quality.
bel Cashmere from 4Oc VI. all wool
Iriestleys Goods all styles, 1.-THE bestl
Courtaulds Englisn CreIes less than regular prces
Special IN Plush. lS-inch, all c lors at dc
BLANKETS. BLANKETs
We have the best All Wool Blan aets in the city at
-, g.. sc. and 81. l0-4 ia. ia. 81 per round
Lots o. Others DUAL IN value.
BARGAINS in " oil Flannel. Can't be heat.
Special Baig.n In Mems Natural Wool shirts and
Drawers al S1.25.
-, pec,.,-ons Case of Shoppers Ga Derby Ribbed
Hose at Zoe.
CARHART LEIDY
ocl3 S3t 9TH aud 7O6 X n -
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VnNHOMAS DOWLlNG, Auctloneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY., OCTOBER
TWENTIETH 1888. COMMENCING at ZEN
Embracing in Part:
Three Pianos French Plate Mantel and Pier Mirrors
Parlor Furniture in suites and separate pieces al
nut, Ash ana Painted Chamber Suites: Fine Hair Mat
tresses Chamber Furniture in separate pieces Dining
room Furniture. Brussels and Ingram Cariets Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, sc, &c.
Also,
Lot Property belonging to the Govern
ment.
Also at TWELVE O'CLOCK
Small Ray Horse, Top Buggy and Harness q fine out
htl. Horse Carriages BugKies. WAGONS &C. &C OILS 2
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AUCTION SALES.


GHANCERY SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ On The SOUTH SIDE OF r STREET, Bk.
IMEEN FIFTEENTA AN D SIXTEENTH
sIkEETS NOkTHWEST, HOUSE No. 1902
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in the Of Hashaugh
e. q f w. IA! a,.rbsush Ct al No equity will
sea, On THURSDAY, OCIOPER EIGHTEENTH 1888.
At HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, that certain
parcel on ground situate in Washington city, In said
pissicL known Is lot plumber ~ q the subdiyi,ion
oy oeoge We Clark OF certain lots in square 1913 ~
recorded IN Liber To- Of the Records Of subdivision.
~ HSe So N the ONCE of the surveyor Of said Dis
uct ara particularly described in the proceedings In
said cause with the improvements thereon. consisting
IN two-story pressed brick 'front.' dwelling and having
stEo-story and finished basement back building.
Terms OF sale One third cash to be paid the day
OF sac or within ten days thereafter the residue in
equa ihstaments ut one and two years from the day
OF SALE bearing interest until paid at the rate of six
per cent per annum. the deferred payments to be
cured oy the promssory notes Of the purchaser OF
the pnrch.;eF may pay all cash Term: Of sale 70 BE-
until full payment of purchase money and interest All
conve, ancne and recording at purchasers cost 600
deposit on acceptance Of bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee,
500 9Th street nv.
THOMAS OOWLING, Auct oc6-eod&ds
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IWeea's SOns In Buotneso In the West.
From the Chicago Herald.
As q proof that Chicago Is becoming more metro
poiitan every day and IL outgr0wing the habit Of
pricking up her ears At anything that 10 not u by
thing, IL may be stated that since May last two
sons OF the late william n. Tweed. Of New Yori;
CITY. have been In business here They occupy
apartments In La Sale street once building and
conduct real estate and renting agency In 9
Quiet ana bustness-uke manner, which has at
Iwee1 BROS. and y mace up o. Wtiltam n. Tweed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

Tho Largest American Land Holder
From the Philadelphia News
Wilson Wsddingham, the largest land holder in
the United States and estimated 20 be worth
e4,0OO. 1000, has for his summer residence a flne
house with spacious grounds at Savin Rock lust
outside the city line. HIS house Is the finesG
dwelling In the state, and cost over $500 COO 10 is
occupied by his family, and was eight years in
construction. Mr.. Waddngham made his money
In the cattle raising BUSINESS and spends most of
his time In visiting his large ranches one of
which ne recently purchased In New Mexico, con-
sistlng OF l2,5OO acres He Is believed to own
also large Investments 10 profitable real estate IN
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Superstition Rife To-day.

From the Buffalo EIpross
People are wont TO boast Of the enlightenment
OF this age and laugh at the superstitions OF their
forefathers But IL Is quite safe to say that SUPER
stition is as rife to-day as 1t ever was the only
difference being that now people are ashamed to
acknowledge tueir weaknesses. Said q real estate
man: "There is nothing which gives building a
lasting black eye quicker than a report that It is
or was haunted The slamming or q door, the
rafting OF o window, the Knocking down or a tin
pan by pussy cat are all the WORK OF ghosts such
buildings. And the worst OF 1t Is that people are
just as afraid OF new building erected ON the site
VI haunted one as they are or the haunted one
ITSELF"
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Emperor William's Carload Of Gifts.
From the London Truth.
hear that the emperors tour In Austria and
Italy will cost not less than 5000 900. The amount
which he has given away to the servants Of the
sovereigns whom ne visits Is something fabulous,
and his presents Of various kinds cost frightrul
sum. The emperor took with him from Berlin 80
diamond rings, $50 silver stars, so scarrpins all
richly 1ewelsd, 30 diamond bracelets, 9 splendid
presentation swords, 20 large photographs OF him.
sea-, with the empress and their children, all in
gold frames; 30 gold watches. with chains; 100
cigar cases, VITA tine imperial arms and mOnOrram
Ia g0id and 80 stars IN diamonds or the Orders OF
the Black anu Red Eagle
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An Artificial Silk.WOrm.

MAI ana Express.
1T Is by no means impossible" said Paterson
silk manufacturer, shat artificial silk may some
time replace the product Of the silk worms labor.
That, OF course, Is only possibility, and not q
probability but 1t is very probable that ar ifcial
methods will replace the tedious and expensive
means now employed to utilize the worms. IL mas
for some time been known that WORKOUT sllken
fabrics can be utilized by putting them in a chem
1cal bath, which separates foreign substances
from the silk itself, and saves the latter In a
plate other thread.
'NOw. as learn from France, DR.. Chardonne, OF
that country, has succeeded In making q purely
artificial SILK He makes solution Oh niLr0-cellu.
lose alcohol, ether, ferrous chloride, and fannie
acid In nicely calculated proportions and runs II
from o reservoir through an exceedingly minute
hole into bath OF water, calculated with one
half OF per cent OF mono.htdrated nitric acid
The mud hardens In the water and is dried In not
air. IL Is said that the thread can be readily
dried but do not know what Otner valuable
Qualities II has"
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From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
The new Duchesso OF Marlborough has determined
that Bienhem shall no longer be pointed out as an
example Of her husbands extravaganza In having
let 1.-THE glory depart" from his ancestral home,
She is on the warpath with her dollars, and the
beauties OF the old place are TO be revived. hear
that she proposes TO spend 100000 IN putting a
new roof 70 the palace, which 70 be entirely re-
decorated How sad that no money can repair the
tnrss and me wcnSersn coIIrctson Ar %,S y. PIC
have been "knocked down" 70 satisfy the demanus
or his grace's credltorsi The duchess evidently
intends TO repOish the family escutcne0u with her
vast wealth, anu " soon as the uph0isterers have
left tue house she intends TO MI IL with far more
aristocratic tenants, and Benheim Is once more to
gayety.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
vx.,.x,... shower OF Missiles,


soNpAKDxxSr or LIGHTHOUSE By ALLEGED
sPOoKS-
sr. Lours. Oct 1s-A special dispatch from
Brovnsyille. Texas TO the Globe Democrat says:
ON Friday night the nght-keeper's residence at
Point Isabel occupied by Mrs Schreber widow
OF the Iate Keeper who recently died, was struck
by a NUMBER OF shlngle nails The occupants paid
plt llrtle attention 10 IL until the next nixht.
wnen about dark, the shower OF nails began again.
varied Uy an occasional oyster shell and eiod OF
DIRT. People gathered, out couldn't tell where The
missiles came FROM ~ -
Last night the bombardment was continued.
orfckoats bring added 70 the nails and oyster
shells and every now and then an old scrap OF
copper or iron casting.
Mrssrs. kOuntz, Judge Lightburn and several
others were struck, and bricks rolled through the
house or enterei at a window. crowd collected
and deputy sheriff from this city, who was sent
down TO Investigate. made a careful search but
could not discover source from whence the shower
or missiles came.
The superstitious mariners at the point insist
that II Is ghosts. and that 1t Is because this light
when Is VI great use To commerce and was put oul
py or1er OF the lighthouse board through some
olIncuiy IN acquiring title 10 the land Is not In
OfcrdLiOn- Iney nrmly believe legend that DUR
ing the ar the light was put out one night by a
hgh-keeper In league with wreckers. and a
scnOoner was enticrd ashore, and stoutly MAIN
famed mat the ghosts OF the doomed sailors OF
her crew are kicking up the present trouble as a
marx OF their disapproval OF the absence OF this
needed beacon.
The affair has a curious look About ten years
ago the house Of County Clerk Glaenecke, IL this
city, was similarly bombarded, and all efforts to
discover the source from whence the shower OF
mlsslles came proved unayailing.
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YNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
KNOWN AS No. 419 ST.EET NORTHWEST.


virtue Of the powers vested trustee under
the last Will and testament of Mary A. Roth deceased
Will sell at ubc auction in front of the premises,
on tuesday,. the 1hIkTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Y. M the
following described real estate situated the city
Washington. d G.: That part of oiyin lot mum ered
three I'D il square numbered five hu bred and fifteen
loi5), contained within the following metes and
bounds Beginning for the same at point on X
street seventeen az feet from the southwest
OF said lot and running thence with the line Of said
street seventeen az, feet thence north at nigh:
angles with said street nine six t96) feet eleven
inches thence east four "a feet north nifty
COO to an alley 80 feet wide thence twenty
CD feet; thence south one hundred and forty 81
l46) feet anu eleven inches to the place of begin.
ming together with the improvements thu reon. he
improvements consist of four-story brick house,
with two;story back bui ding: not and cold water:
frame stable on rear OF lot; 3Ufoot alley in III rear
Inc terms OF sale are: one-third o. the purchase
money cash and the balance in equal ments
at six twelve, eighteen. and twenty months aft
date OF sale with interest pay able semi nualy at
per cent per annum PuIchas RS notes for deferred
payments to b. secured by deed of ON property
sold The purchaser may at his option, pay tine VIII
purchase money in cash. Ali cow, yancing at pur-
claser's cost deposit of 800 will be required at
the time OF sale II the terms Of sale com Piled
with within ten days from the day of sale the rust
reserves the right to resell ut the risk and tine
default NJ purchaser
oc1S-d&ds JAMES M. JOHNSTON Trustee
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From the Philadelphia Record
The meanest man in the world is the proprietor
OF store In this city. He has just posted up q
notice to all the saleswomen in his establishment
to the effect that they must wear buttonei shoes
hereafter When asked for his reason for lhi
order he said he lest money on the girls who wore
laced shoes 81 have in my store about 100 girls,
said he, land they all wear laced shoes. These
shoes become united about i've times every day,
and 1t takes Two minutes to Tie them again. At
that rate each girl loses Ten minutes day. and
100 girls lose 1000 minutes in the same time
Inat makes about sixteen hours per day, or two
days work. l pay my girls $50 per day, and the
loss consequently means % per day, abOub$l 600
per ar. That much money Will keep my COY
and girl at scnO0l very nicely, or will pay my gas
0lll5, and pI oppose 10 save II"
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FOUND BABY INSTEAD OF buRGLARA-A special
Iom funxsutaWney, Pa, tue Philadelphia Press
says: Inc other night, between IL and IL O'Clock,
wallace Loudon, farmer, living near TINS place,
neard slight noise down stairs. He Thought it
slipped quietly down. Striking q hght he was
much surprised TO md little baby three or four
Gays OLD lying on the dintng-rOom table. Who
plete mystery.
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DARK BAY HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH OR
AUCTION. .- ''''
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, 1888,
ct TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction MS,
] shall sell the above animal oclS-2t
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A Cur,ou. Chain Of Coincidence.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct lS-A remarkable series OF
condolences Is shown In the deaths OF two young
men, residents Of Garryowen, a town about 30
miles from here. Their names were VIM. Shana-
han and Dennis Donovan. They were both born
and raised In the same town, were each twenty
seven years OF age, both were married on the same
day, and both their wives died within "a day OF
each other. Both the young men died yesterday,
and they will be buried tomorrow. IL Is said an
Old fortune-teer long ago predicted their fortunes
would be Identical
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Emperor william launched the irunciad Castella-
mare a. Naples II midday yesterday inHthe pres-
ence Of King HumberL and In view OF the united
Meets and thousands Of spectators In the AFTER
noon tho emperor royieWod the Italian neee
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Pulled Her Teeth Till She Died.

p1uIey VC2FV DrttOn IslHuuI bepOttef.
Secretary Nayior, OF the s. p. e., has returned to
Halifax from Malaga mines, where he was inquir-
ing into the case OF Mrs. william Selig, who died
while undergoing dental operation at the hands
OF a doctor. The woman, who was In consump-
ton, went to the man and told him she wanted
thirteen teeth extracted. Her husband accOmpa-
MED her. The doctor put her under the influence
OF ether, but by the time he got three Tech out
she recovered Consciousness and told him to de-
Sst II Is said he refused 10 stop and went on ex-
tracing teeth, while the woman was held down
by her husband. After the whole thirteen had
been pulled out the woman was suffering intense
pain and the doctor Injected some morphine into
her sy stem. Shortly afterward she began TO groan
and the doctor underworld 10 arouse her Out All er
he had worked her In vain for Two hours she ex.
pired. The body OF the woman Is 10 be exhumed
this week, and Coroner Harlow win hold an In
quest at Caledonia Corner.
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ The NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
OSThlE TRACK sPLLApIp scLNIRf

THE GREET PrrSssY1v.x,. norrr
pd ~ The NoRrH. wEsL AND SOUTHWEST.
sHs MAe ssfIITspR s fSFtfFS
A sits mss asS sfkS ah s Z 9s
cs a. 10 %is.a a stvrr -,
Lins y 50 am daily, % cncinnsa and 81 iouls
s.dnAr:6ux o ), L0us daily, s,osps ss,anas1
S.slS ~.s s:. ~ S.t ALI nsoCn ., e o..s
Can " arlington % Chicsso "a N i0uis eonpest
:; .na :' . :sr,s ::p'T 8,
rouss for S',ss s,.s1, aud -. sa' m.:i .i.s
FOR fns Gsp:nd..sa. and sosh.s..a. d.lis ias Bur
NE y nh .ho 5000 $500 S.S sscsp, ss.ufe.y lo.ooe
For wiiii.nspoH Losf Haven. s.S S 4 . q $50
Eos Sc. fosi and ss ssI E.:. 20 900 90 an.
lIn 20 m S:a9 "a 40; 10 90 sns ITO %
Carr s:4o am, daily. s,cspt ssnd.S and s.sSS
For Bs.sse without en.sse AGO am every asy
sn.er YS,es :s.s .sS.aa :1 sSass:
For sssS.' Nss 70 100 II 90 and 90
SsS Oh go ioo@ soa II "a se 5 10 % % sun .Ss
20 pm Limits. a k1,s-. a, LIN lsror re-, G.rs 90
For i spisncTs c:aS. 80 200 e.c $50 u:es
sto 100 goo 90 70 90 snd {. 4 20 ~ s. % ssS
sio' goo 20 100 100 ana ali II JIM goo stA
For Pores Greek Lane. 20 IN and 4 40 pm daily
for Annspoiis f:2o aud 300 m IL .os. 20. ,aa
o:oor m. daily. sAospt sunday. sundays 1904
n..4:l0p.m
AfiasbHiR HSD SHssiss sH{
For A-n.l.. 600. 6 81. $40 s4a, 10 81 n.
" - noon 2.o5 4.25. 90. 5 SO, oas
1yY3 and III 80 m On sunday At 90. y "a
1907 a-n., 80. ) 90 b o5. and 10 sO5 pm
AcconlinodAuon ior Suantico. 90 I'm week-dayn
fof hlchnond and the South, 90, 10 81 lAllH
anu . o. Pm daily. except sunday.
1rains leave Alexandris Tor Washington. :O5. Oh
sDo. slQ. 1918 lls07 an, 20 800, Six
.: H. 900; e.Sz, 10 AZ and III % P;m- % sun.
and l0:42
1plets and Incarnation ct the ONCE northeast cor
Der OF 18th street aud HsnnsylvsuiA and .:
the station where orders be left for the cbeckinI
baggage destination from hotals and rczidencsa
CHAN z PUGh j. X, NOOD.
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Son and Grandson.
A NOVEL LEGAL QUESTION RAISED IN THE sEITl
MENT o. AN ESTATE.


MEST o. AN ESTATE.
BOSTON. Oct. lS.-A novel question OF law was
raised In the equity sessions OF the Supreme Court
yesterday, In which Justice Field was called upon
10 decide whether or not q man could hold the
dual relation OF son and grandson The late Irving
q. Curtis OF Boston, VINO LETT some $50 OOO prevl-
Gus TO his death legally adopted Child OF his son.
the son having died before the testator.
There are nve heirs, and the adopted son claims
tnat ne inheritS not only from his adopted parent
put also from bis natural parent, which would give
him double portion Of his granoIather's estate.
Counsel for the other heirs contend that he can
only inherit equally with the rest Justice Field
was OF the opinion that the adopted son only took
one part. The case Will be reported TO the full
bench OF the Supreme Court.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
1NHOMAS LOWING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES, Nos. 239 AND 24l O STREET NORTH

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause No.
llOo6 we will sell at public auction, trout Of the
OF OC rOBER A u. 1883. ut HALF-PAsT FOUR
OCLOCk =. A.. the following described real estate
situate IN the City Of Washington District Of Column
bA being all OF lot ana the 10 inches front BY
the tuu depth of lot A, in Wallsch's recorded sub
houses.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the balance in
SIX and twelve months with interest the day Of
on property sold al cash. the purchasers option
deposit Of 300 will be required the time II SALE
the terms OF sale not complied with in days the
the to resell at the risk and cost
OF aeianitng purchaser All conveyancing and record
FERDINAND sCRMIDTl r-,,u..,.
oco-d&ds NEAL T. MURRAY. A
EOUR-STORY PRESS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
l. NO. SO7 L STREET NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AT ERNOON. OCTOBER EIGH-
IEENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale
that nne four-story press brick Dwelling, No S07
two bath rooms best of sanitary plumbing parlor and
library rescoed house in elegant condition, lately
cupied by Chas Baum Esq This house conveniently
situated between St and 9th streets southern expo
admirably suited for business man, being centrally
located
Terms Onefourth cash, balance in one two, and
three years notes TO bear per cent interest and to be
secured by deed Of trust premises sold all cash.
chssers deposit of s25O required at time Of sale
Terms 70 be complied with IN ten days. otherwise right
reserved to resell at risk and defauuting
Chaser after ve days public notice of such
some newspaper published in Washington. D. c..
' Ocii Il SdSds 70 DGNcANsoN Bros Auctioneers.
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IU,RUsTEEs SALE OF No 3ll d STREET SOUTH.
III EAaI

vUNRUSTEEs SALE OF No 81 ID STREET SOUTH.
J. EAST. =. -
desa o ana Ss TIE Of f
Dsde aud Frances Dsde. his vita bsoRng date Auyu
81 1855. and recorded In ii6rr No I<5. ioho "a
will SELL st the request OF the party -ecul
by public auction in front OF the on
II lh. Sisos 81 :: ar p0Uh x,t SSLoSk
the S:Dh s q %.
ington and District OF COLUMBIA
Terms Of sale: One thousand dollars to be paid in
s q b The
posit 3l00 required day Of sale All oonvey.ncns
ten days from The sale thereof or The trasSss
the rxh to resell u the cost and sk Of the defsung
wM II. RICHARDS, Trustee.
JOHN T. wEpsTER TTussss.
ROBERT vosE : CO.. Aucts. oci5-dAds
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneez. ESQ IT
w e y4 III BIB 5Ha asB r My s
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court q ths
iisSs s' wherein f@ sns.. JON nd
John Jones ct Al. dogsndantA wa ecn 8 pgh!c
;Tcs9n v irHps e Re Tisss e q Hi HE
fxsT roUs 0aLoc1f * icIesas~ S.els6sd
rs. estate situs.e in TIE cttY 6 xssai.sscs Oi:scs
hunrsd and sixty ssSss f3071 sassthsr via inps0vs
Tssms q sls. o.sthira CD; sna - ba,.aes p oes
Il, ana two CO yssE vlth lntessst e u ne g az
90 Per centun pse sn1nms sysess ss@,- =.
ct = Is ccscn q Is pSscSsss dscsiscd Sl6o
v71 b fsesissi q Siss q - az eoaysGs.das -
rsoscdi2s g pusshassr's 60 1s.sse . esnssasa
ec15.dSds Ho6HA ,. uOULToN. Tzustss.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NnOR ROW
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctsopssr.

IMP3RTANI SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK AMI
EAIukES OF TIE PARET STATIONERY Is.
AASXIESSTE SSSThxEsr. EIBkAciSs IS EsEJ
EICHINas AND EN0RAvlNGs PORTFOLIOS
SHoPPiNG AND IRAv1LlN0 BAGS, GOLD
FANCY Scala ELEdASf PxpER-WEIGffsT rs
s SFk91S15 5 ANR 0IHER MEIkLs MANICURE
GASES. ISL yfzSpsSt k SAh A EscRffTIos
CHkisTMHs tARps BAN S sSoss OF nm fVE n
p pESSSGTRIR IIoN: VI YHANDsUME AXhoGAN3
CAblNEI, 4tkRlS9'B PATENT CHAMPJOS
anhsEPR30E SAIL ELEGANT. sHoN CASES
oFfI ICE FuRN1TykE AND AL TIE sHELv
On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER SIXTEEN.
1858 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell the
entire contents OF the above men Toned
which embraces tne line Of everything appertainine
70 the sfaoonery business The sale viii b CONTINUED
from day TO day until ali is sold
ocl1-dkds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct