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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Chicago .Dirty .Ieyeu--

YOUTHFUL GANG OF THIEVES WITH A ROY OF
ELsvEN FOK LEADER
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-MicKey " ard the chief Of
the DIRTY 'Leven,~ the sang OF tue youthful rob-
oers which has long infected Captain ODonnells
District, Is again under arrest at the 18th street
statlOn. He attacked an Italian street girl robbed
her OF her pennies and nlckeIs, and scattered her
accoTdlOn IN small pieces all about Mickey has
oeen arrested eight times In three months, al
though he Is now but eleven years old. The last
ttne he was arrested he was held 10 the Criminal
Court Tor horse stealing IN $500 bonds some OF his
Ia hers friends furnished the necessary bail and
ne was released 10 await the action OF the grand
Jury hlie ne was at the station he disciOSeu 10
Lieut. baeT the whereabouts OF the OF his infant
r0oOer Dand- several officers went 10 the corner
OF Maxwell and Morgan streets, and one after an
other on their hands and knees crawled through a
hOle In fence and long distance under the side
walk 10 the hidden rendezvous There they dis
covered considerable plumber very dear to tue
hearts or the "DirJy Leven," and among other
Things OF some value were two sets OF harness,
BOXES OF cigars, pipes, several pounds OF plug to-
oacco, a large stock OF half-smOked "snipes," and
some candy. The cave was rooted with tarred pa
Per, carpeted with old mating. and furnished 10
the taste OF its youthful frequenters with old and
broken articles OF furniture. The officers are look
Ing Tor the other members OF the gang. who were
probably implicated In only the Jnefts OF Mickey
Ward, but also his assault upon the street girl.
They are all lads under IA years OF age, and some
OF them ars newsoOys.
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Aging as a Fine Art.


"There, you look ten years older now" said a
down-town barber yesterday as he released man
from the meshes OF towel and yelled "Brush ~
To the customer who followed he said: THAT was
a young fellow who has just started in business
here as doctor. He looked too young. and to get
patients he had to grow old In the BARRIERS chair
Can we age man? Well, should say so. It's a
part or our trade. Let me take you in hand and
dress your hair and beard my way for month
and you'll look middle-aged man. It's all in the
appearance. People won't trust young doctor II
he looks too young, and am adding years to the
appearance OF hall dozen young physicians now
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Benefits Of a Good Memory.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Professor McGoozle suddenly turned pale, looked
at his watch, and his hair rose up ON end.
Miss Laura, with whom he had been spending
the evening, observed his agitation.
"what is the matter, professor?" said she; ait is
not yet late"
mot later" he groaned. ''Merciful Heaven! l
was 10 have given lecture in the chapel this eve
ming at O'Clock on the Importance OF Cultivating
the Memory"
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His BABY DEvoURED BY AN EAGLE-Wm Beattie
lived IN Seward County, kans-, with a child six
years OF age and baby a Few weeks old, their
mother having died lew weeks ago SATURDAY
afternoon, while he was at work In the fleld, a
large eagle SwOoped down upon his sod house and
blanket before the door. The little girl ran into
the Held and told her father that 'Dot" the baby,
had "nyed away" He gathered his neighbors,
and they searched all night for the child, and
found the remains sunday morning. The eagle,
sltIng near oy, was fired at by one OF the men and
struck In the wing, but attacked them before IL
could be dispatched. Two or the searching party
were badly torn and lacerated by the eagles taOns
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RAILROADS.
DIEDM ST Ala IINE


II
II schedue IN elect August II. lssA
30 Mast lem Nail Dlily for Ntrrensol.
GOrdonsyille Cbario tesyillr.l yuch ourE and suo
knOxvils. Rome. caiera Mentsouncry. and New OF.
leans pullman sleeler Nsshinrton 20 Nes orleens
n "a M.-Fast Mad y ~ iOT wsrrvn,on. Ss.s.
Lynchhurs, Rocky Mount DAnNille. and stA1ios ~
TWEEN Lyncbourg snd DanNtie. Green horo. haieikh
Sharis,,s Solnme,a AGsastA AuantS nrn,n.
ful man sleegsr New lork 10 Montgomery. an connee
ton with Pullman Slecgcrs MONTGOMERY 20 New ~
vlcks6urT and shreveport iniaan siccIS q D.nvills
Atlanta. Does not connect Cor c a o. rOuts points
4:i5 q. M--Dsily, exceIs Sunday. for Manssss
stIasur LurAy and intermsdi.ie stations. Connect
81 hlser OF Tor l.urs,. srriSiug y Is
D. 20 p M-Me-iorn ENTsrs-s DAILY Tor wsr0nton
Cord nsNlli,. Char otesNl le sSills Cincinnati
aud summer resorts GA and line q Che-sl esks
and OHIO route. Pn Imam slet rer- md 80 b. Irsns
ChattAnooeA hemYhis, Lutte Rock and ali sout4
western POINTS. Ihr,ush ulln-An sleepers ws.hins
1lOo r. M-Soutieru ln,rtss Daily for lsnch.
pnfg DAnNl.le. hAlei.h Ashey.iie. Charlott, Colum
eiA Alsen- Augusta. AusntA. MontsouIery. New or
Washington 20 New ORLEANS va Atlanta aud Mont
eomery, Pullman sleeIer Washington 90 Augusta.
Trains ON Washington and ONO division ,e.v, Wash
NJ Daily: arrive hound Hlll IN A. AM and s.sI
I ~. pAi escelt SUNDAY, arriving Msshinstol
Thronsh trains fFom the south via charlo,,. Dan
and 80 PM. VIA Fast Tennessee Br,stol ana Iyneh
burg AZ Ills AN. and 8 40 I'M. via Che-aTesks
and Ohio route aad chs,l0ttesVils at . 40 B.M.
furnished. and b@srs. checsei Al cfsSe. 1900 fens
mia ksilroad 9th and sta. JAS 4 TAYLOR
| SEQ GENERAL Passenger Agent
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'sYou have plenty OF reading there, said visitor
70 the literary editor, pointing 70 pile books on
the editorial desk
They are not for reading" answered the LITE.
rary editor; "tney are for reviewing 20 ouriey
IL Is announced that MIS- James Brown Potter
has thirteen new Partisan dresses with which 70
elevate the stage; but II women will take on their
hats when they 70 70 the theater we don't care
Auold.
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Loved Each Other MadIy,
A BI6AMIsI REAARRIEs THE WOMAN WHO CAUSED HI
IMPRISONMENT.


YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, Sept. 25.-It Is seldom that a
man marries a woman a second time after having
been sent 10 the penitentiary through marrying
her once yet such q case has developed here. on
Jun 8, 1851, Frederick H. Hardesty, married
man OF Niles, and Miss Mary O0endorIer were mar
mad by Rev. ID. II. Evans, In Niles. and went 10
Chattanooga, where he secured employment as
macninist. Three days after the wedding the nrst
wife came here from Niles and had a warrant
issued for HardesIy on the charge OF bigamy. In
a few weeks Mrs HarueSt In Chattanooga learned
that be had a lawful wife living and she left MIN,
coming back here 10 her parents
Hardesty followed, and when he reached the
city was served with an indictment charging him
with oigamy, ana being unable TO secure pail was
jailed When the Case was called IN court ne
pleaded guilty, asserting that he had heard MS
nrst wife had divorce, and supposed he had a
legal right 10 contract a second marriage Inc
court gave him the lowest sentence, one year IN
the ONO penltentiary, and he served his Time
The girl here, whom he mad deceived, obtained
divorce but when Hardesty came BACK mere seVe-
ral weeks ago and called, sne fOTgave all ana ac-
cepted his attentions, against the opposition OF
her parents. HardeSty anu Miss OOendOrfeT Sat
urday evening called upon Justice ReZne!, ana
presenting a newly-issued license. we're second
time married.
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TEE BANK MUST PAY Young BEECHER's DEBT
Part OI the legacy left by the late Henry Ward
beeCher 10 his son, Herbert r. BeecheT, OF Port
Townsend W. Ter, amounting 10 Sl,2s6, was de-
posted In the Mechanics Bank Of New York, the
pay ment OF which was enJOlned at the instanc,. OF
Lewis :. Chase, who had a claim or 500 against
him The bank. however, paid the money 10 the
son. ami yesterday the superior Court III New
IOr The aAll
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MaKsHAL BAzArSE BrKIEp

MARSHAL BAZAISE BCKIED.-The remains OF Gen.
BdZdlue we're Inferred yesterday IN the san Justo
c-uletery at Madrid. The funeral was attended by
Ja5 sons Of the deceased anu a few fTiends- The
funeral procession consisted OF three carriages
containing the mOurners. among whom were Mar
snal Camps, with nye cats following. No uOral
efnoieins were displayed, only the sworn and
epauiettes OF the deceased resting upon the CONN.
group OF Frenchmen standing near the hearse
Jailed 10 uncover their heads when the procession
passed. French newspapers Comment harsliy on
the ate Cen Bazaine. LIE Pttrts says: "Let his
corpse De hung into the rirst ditch. As Tor his
memory II Is nailed forever 10 the pillory." Ger
ian papers refer 10 Bazaine kindly and repeat
that he Was wrOnged by his own people
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from the Omaha World
The mother Of two sons, twins, met one of the
brothers In the field one morning (which Of you
Two boys am speaking tor" asked the mother
rs IL you or your brother7" "Why do you ask?'
INJURED the iad prudenty. "Because II IL Is your
brother Will box his cara" at is not nv broth
II Is l." "Then your brother Is wearing your coat
ior yours had a hole In It." "NO, mother, am
wearing my own coat" "Good heavens!" shrieked
the mother, looking at him intently, "you are your
brother alter all
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THOMAs DOwLIN0, Aucuonecr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CsToRE AND
DMELLINGl On THE WEST SIDE OF 14TH
SLkEEn BETWEEN AND sTREkrs
On WE'D ESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
xMENTt-SlATH. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK In frOnt Of
niooets sub Of lots %. 80 81 and b, Of James q.
berreas SUB OF lots ID Id. IL Is, and TO- IN square
OF 18th street and running back s2 feet to private
alley improved by large store and dwelling with all
2O2o.
Terms easy and made known NJ sale. 500 deposit
At time OF sale Title perfect Conyeyancing and re-
corning az purchasers cost. THos DONLINo
sel6-Q6Qe
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ANDREW CARNEGIE SPEAKS IN GLAsGow.-Mr.
Andrew Carney delivered a speech at Glasgow
last evening. American land, he said, was Decom-
Ing yearly suDdlyided and the capitalist was pay
tnx wages which rendered HIM unable 10 compete
with the farmer, who owned his Land. lie con-
dsrnned socialist, communist, and naturalization
Ideas and declared that the civilization OF the
world started from the day when every one re-
celved reward for his labor. There were frequent
manifestations OF dissent from the speakers re-
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nRuNkENNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
fvsiTlVEtx ;SERED PY ADMiNIsTERINa DE-

1can De Gven in cup Of coffee or teswithout tbs
SnowIedYe o. the person taxing IT, 10 absolutely harm
ieSss Sno VIII enect . permanent and speedy cure
Nnether the peuent II Q modeRste dItnker &ico
n0nc wreck Ihopssnds OF drunksrds have been mads
conee without their and to-day baieve lhey
Apit arnking Of their own tree will II NEvkis fAILs
lie system once impoverished with the specific u b.
exist. For sale by
+. WARE. Undsr Ebbitt House, and
dl-th.Atu 1y Waahington, D. q
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Mrs Homespun-'T declare would Just like to
De able to vote once"
Mr. Aomespun-"Why, my dear, thought you
were strongly opposed 70 woman suffrage"
$50 am; and would like TO vote In order that
Tribune.
Nothing tires smart man 90 quickly as seeing
Herald.
wouldn't Drink Any.-Old Jefferson Catnip upon
MS nrst visit 70 the city went with friend To q
restaurant While they were sitting at O table q
young fellow, carrying lawn tennis racquet, came
into the room. Old Jefferson. arter regarding the
instrument Tor few moments. turned to his friend
and said:
.Jonn. dinged ct I'd drink any milk in tnis
"Why notsv
"Why noti (pointing.) Jest look at the strainers
tney use. Blamed 81 you couldn't shove catbfrd
through em."-Ark0ns0so Traveller.
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THIS EVENING.

ID OBI. vOSE & CO.. Auctioneers 800 b st 4 9.
ON TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER TWENTY.
FIFTH, 1883 Al SEVEN O'CLOCK, will sell the
contents OF tore 625 Pc nsylvania avenue southeast
comprising Glass, Cfockery, Wooden Tin, and Iron
Wire. &c. Terms cash.
se2i-2t ROBT vOSE & co.
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The AutunnaI Suuare.Up.

The Autumnal SQuare-Up.
From the Philadelphia Record.
Paterramilias-"Wnl you be in the neighborhood
OF the gas ONCE this morning?"
S0n-"Yes SIR"
Then need not 20 around there Just drop
10, tel them we have returned from the country,
WOULD IKE 70 have the gas turned on, and yet q
on.n ~ ~ WIS
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A Suicide IN TIE BAIrrxoRr J.u Franz
Iranor yesterday Jumped from the fourth fioor OF
the balunore city Jail and killed himself Trainor
had ocen committed 70 jail sunday afternoon by
Justice DOnaSln Tor assaultlng his three littis
children, and was found TO De deranged A Few
minutes after the exercise bell rang Tratnor
walked out Of his cell He was very me ancnnI1
Looking around Tor moment or So be placed
himself against the rail- and with uttIa eror,
leaped into the air and fell on the stone f,oor,no
below, a distance OF % feet He died of his iniut,
les In a short time.
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THE GREAT
u PENNSYLVANIA Rorrr
TO JHt NORTH. wbSl. AND sOUTHwrsr
DolbLE TRACK spI.kNDlD sCENERf
STEEL RAILS MAGNlfIctNr EQUIPMENr

i PENNsYLyANIA RourE
TO THE NORTH. wEsI. AND SOUTHWEST.
Sill kRIEs NA eSificeSP ffSStrf HfaEEx,
TRAINS LFaif 3ssHfseffoS, j fR on station
SoENfR SIXTH AND Is sfkEErs AS i foE
IoiI1ttsOurs and the Chicago Limited Fxrr-.,,
isne SO am daily T. s,nc1., md ae, =, nat
WITH Steering Cars from f1ttsburV 60 Cincinnati
g chicaso With sieeplns Car lsoons % cscasS
wsstsrn tspress at 40 pm. daily, with sleeping
ING daily at hsrIis6nry With through slsepers Tor
Louisyille and Mgnphis Pacific ENTre-s. 1000
through Sleeper 20 I1itsburg aud fittsblrr 20
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For frie CanandAisuA. and Rochester. daily Tor Buf
Halo ailu NIAGARA Day, except Saturday. 10 90 Al
M. with slcepins ar Washington o. a CHESTER
For Milliamsport Lcck Haven. aid Elmlr~ Al $50
For New lork and the last, 30. o 90. n co. aai
sunday. . 90. i 40 ain. . 90. 4 10, loo. and
ll2o pm LAm ,lS,e Lirr,-- Of Pullman farIor
m. daily Wit DINING Car
For Boston without change. 200 pm. every day.
for Brooklyn y Y all through trains ronilect AZ i.-
icy cry with bolt- 81 Brooknn AnneN. anorllnz
isrrass scrSss Nv iotS 80 ~ ''o'a a'a"'
For 6a S es o ~ 70 800 DO sna 80 and n 40 An
dsy. 90. N 40 ana 90 ~, q 90. 1000, aai
am. eek-days and as p IN daily. with DinaS
and II 40 anu. la;uS. zoo 3'4S. IA. I :sS,
$40, 800. 40 10 90. ana II 20 pm. On SUI.
4:io. 4 90 40 10 90 ana al 20 A. m W. ia
For Pores Greek Lane. 20 am aud 40 PIN. daily
tor Annapolis. 20 aud 90 M IL :05. 20 aai
SOC IA daily except SUNDAY. sundays Zoo a.
AL. AANp.aA AND -FREDEEIcKsBrRG RAN.
MAJ MAJ , ANp ALEXANDRIA, AM MAsaiSoros
For 1, $, mona 9.oe 3 s4oots Io57.S
1872 1872 ann. and So m or a. ss sBa 70 90 siI
AcconiiIodauon Tor Ouautico. , 90 p.m week -days
Tor Richmond aud the South, 90, 10 81 I'M daily
TRIMS leave kie1sndrsa Tor wss u os 7os
a. s aol' 10 a. 8. .,s All Il 20 800 ga
DAY 9, .; ~ and III so9 an 90 , 10. %. ga
TcSets and information at the Office. northea., Cur
peroi 18Th street aud PennsylyAniA avenue. and 81
Of baerage &c destination IRON hotels aud re-dsnes@
General Manager. iauil Gen Pa. Axusl
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. ,sss
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
For Chicaso aud Northwest enprcss DALI 40 IS
Ier Cincinnati and St Louia expires. daily s,ai
for htsburs and Cleveland express. daily 10 .sJ =
tOr LeIinsto3 and Local Stations tIo: loAm
M o5 and pm daily, eapr w.,llrs'0A 's'
Nor inlermediAie points befween Baltimore AMI
fSr sinser'y and intermediste points 81 30 A.
FOR baltimore ;. $50. 40. 10. 10. s:4s. m
,z5,nngts tram An IL ~, 90 3l5t 4snain ne
ig EOS $50 30 f35. 5s ~ e e:ss j Is saa
For Annapolis. 6 40 and s 30 m. Ie 10 and I. =,
naIo is 5 40. 81 am. Il o. $50 20 ps san An
Ga, 8 81 Am, 4 10 pm.
more $ Q 40 $40 M L 10 $50 -. 2 As pa
m - pr for Irincipal stations only 10 ioA IN.
For tiaithersburs and intermediate pointx teSm
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''TARrrr Orr Day GooDs."

Mr.. Paret will continue the engraving business at
same place until further notice sel2-lm
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As assignee in bankruptcy cause No 341. pending in
the Supreme Court the District of Columbia lin
Entwsle Barron bankrupls,) will offer for sale q
public auction, IN front of the premises. On SA
DAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. 1855. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
lots Nos %. Of %. 81 aud 3d. Of the subdivis.on
by Mary NJ Entwisle OF nal Lot H. in Square 2S
situated in Washington CITY, in said District with the
improvements thereon, Consisting OF two three-story
frame dwellings.
Terms: Onefourth cash the balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months with interest at six per cen,
from day of SALE all cash If desired Deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed of trust and policies o
insurance the property my satisfaction Ali con-
yeyancing and re. ordng at purchasers cost el0l
deposit on acceptance of each bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Assignee,
500 9TH street northwest
THOS BOWLING. Auctopeer se2l-eoSls
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FlNhOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. DISTRICT Oh COLUMBIA.
BEING KNOWN AS PkEalsEs No. 1857 .
STREET NV. FORMERLY SECOND SIR EFT
Under a stipulation flied in Equity ause numbered
111y2, and by virtue OF two certain deeds trust
duly recorded among the Land Records of District
in Liber l00l folio 20, ct sea- aud Liber 1852 foio
$780, ct seq, rese lively shall sell, at pubic
ton, in front of the Premises ON SATURDAY, HE
TWENIY-NINTH DAY Oh StPIEMBEk. 1858. A
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. PM, the following
described real estate siua ed in said Geo
DISTINGUISHED the ground plat tuereoi part Lot
1874 il Beatty and hawk MS addition thsr b
for the same 30 feet from the east line of said lot
on I'd street. aud running thence north $50 feet;
thence IL y feet: thence south loo feet the
north line of "a street and thence Il feet the
place beginning. 1ogetLer with all the improve
ments way easements rights privileges. and appur-
tenances the same belonging anywisr alper-
tanning
IeIms: One third cash. residue AT and years, in
two equal payments cent interest. paJ abe half
yearly, and ured by deed Of trust the property
Sold q cash at option OF purchasrr. Deposit Of
800 IeQuire ed at time of sale All convey ancIng
purchasers cost. Terms e. be complied with AZ 10
days from sale deposit forfeited
CHA..LEs II. CRAGIN, Jr,
Surviving Trustee under Iced OF Trust Liber l00l
fol ITO. - -
WILLIAM e. LINN.
Trustee under Deed of Trust in Lber 1852. fol $50
s1S-l0t
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AUCTION SALES.
rO-NORR
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctoneers.

rO.NOR ROW.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
ONE GRAY HORSE. TWO Ray HORSES, WILL
WORK IN ALL HARNESS; KIND AND GEN-
IL: WEIGH BETWEEN l.3oo AND !. 40
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEPTFMBER
TwENTN-sIxTH. at TWELVE O'CLOCK. will
eel In mont of our saesrooms 9th and streets,
above Draught Horses 10 which the attention OF buy
ers h called II
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
u on my place. back OF soldiers Home. known a.
Blaue Himmel." all the horses. harness
grapes. wine on hand aud household utensils Of
kind. on NEDNksDAl, skPTEMbkk TWENTY
slAIH. beiTinninx at THREE r NJ
selew.f.m.t JACOB RAUBER.
DuNoANsoN BROS Auctioneer.-
10 FINE LARGE MULES
CAhrs, LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DO, BILE HAkNEss
Al kUCIloN. -
TENTH. AT TwklNt O'CLOCK NJ. will sell In
front Of our salesrooms 9th aud a sts NV
10 FINE LAkoE MULES.
LANCE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
The above Mules the finest offered for sale In
this city and should command the attention parties
sale peremgtory 70 close Copartnership.
Terlns. cash. seS-d
-UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MkDNEsDAY. SEPTEMBER TMkNTY-sINTH,
1855, same hour and place. Slid
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1HE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE STEWART MAR
BILE YARD AT AUCTION

ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE MoAI MENTS AND HEAD
STONES. GhANITE, B1oMN, BLUE AND OHIO
STONE, IN III ROUGH; GRIND STONES AND
JAt KS: On. DkhRICk, AND OTHER ARTI-
Giles OF VALUE
ElOH II. 1883, commencing at len O'CLOCK.
shall SELL at the Marble Yards tn
tents located the north side of New lork avenue
between Fourth and Fifth northwest The
tenton OF builders and the trade directed this sale
se22-dts THOMAS DOMLINU. Auctoneer.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS
Our new catalogue Of campaign outfits with consti.
tuition drill tactics and full Information about organ
izins and drilling Marching Cluba
Illustrated Catalogue free.
A. @. sPALDINa BROS. 1Os Madison st.. Chicago;
PAL broadway. New York. y7eo-3m
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE Two STORY FRAME DWELLING,
SECOND OR o STREET. in GIoRGEToWN,
d. c. AT PUBLIC SALE
By virtue Of and in obedience the last will and
testament OF Eliza A. Uffutt late of lieorgetown.
deceased the undersigned, Executor aud Trustee,
Viii oner at public sale, on FRIDAY. the TMtNIl-
EIoh DAY Oh SIP EMBkR. 1851, ut the HOU X
OF Five o'CLo.kP NJ in mont of {. premises. the
spaciu GUS two-story Frame Building. containing ten
rooms. and the Lot which IL stands. beIng the
eastern part of Lot l3s in beatty Hawkins addit
70 georgetown. fronting AS feet the north side OF
second or street and running back by parallel lines
LOO feet deep. more less. with all the rights and
water on the PREMISES aud MIGRANT and closet in
the building
Terms OF sale: one-third of the purchase money IA
cash the balance IN aud II months with int rest
the purchaser may pay all cash; deed given aud n
deed OF trust taken t. the ferred
all conveyancing and recording at the EXPENSE Of the
purchaser. deposit o. sl0O required. II the terms
of sale are not complied with within ten days the
UNDERSIGNED reserves the right resell tue property
st the RISK and cost VI the deiauitiug purchaser.
X. r. JACKSON,
sep21-dkds Executor and trustee