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Hurricanes and Cyclones.
DEyAsTA-IOS nv ELECTRIC sTORss N TENNESSEE A
GENkGIA-SrXkRAL LIXES LD~T.

DEyAsT ATOM nv ELECTRIC sTOgSs N TENNESSEE AND
GEOKGIA-SEvERAL LIVES LOST.
fierce electric storm FACED IA the South on
TUESDAY nj III. About Lenoirs, In East Tennessee
several persOus swere killed. J.. III. williams
I-siGencr WAS swept away. his wife killed and her
brdy blown TITO the Tennessee River. George II.
HardIn's res.ience was demolished but the family
escaped. y rldsc Of timber was torn up by the
rOt,. JlIne5 Lihginf3t.eT's Rouse was reduced 10
I.nGlIEg wood. John X. Smith was Killed. aud
Lftlr daughter OF L1nglnfalter had ieg broken.
vrTe blown Gown Seven OF TIE King family were
badly Jure1, two OF the JildcOBs cannot recover
= us nous ot LaI yette Pr4tuer was wrecked. A
bureau Ia the Williams house was found half q
Tenn, LIZ house III George Moss was destroy ID
ana rs family badly hurt Andrew WOriey's
house was 40 car lrG away. The bacon IRON
" OFlfy> ,..IuSe-aOu-s. vas blown two miles away
IN Georgia ta@ storm WAS equally destructive
Ii FAlrhuTn bJ;h cOlOred chlrtae- We're delrOi-
gr0, kiilH- Bi.l- Around Gainesville mucu damage
wa> dDH.. VI. 4. lJliea lad his mouse lifted from
the four iatl1n. 1ne cD.OTed Baptist CHURCH was
GrIDOi>ksd Mr. e. pruS had his house ami out
buI.ailnss Ofo~n a"sS. Cd!aOun Was visited by a
flnnel-.naped cyclone, waicn cut a swain - yards
" Idle thruUga Jne middle OF tine town, taking In
toe COu- .-ilCii,c AMI 81 ton. Every building In
tae pzin Was either destroyed or damaged Ih-
rcls Iull % shl ngles sud deJris or roofs The
storm played eccentric pranKs, in one Instance
LIif. Then ~ tore down "a house around some
women and children without harmin- a nair Of
f.rl. heads q n Bd list Cnurcn was demolished
and be cO.OTed AethOdists' church was rszed.
At LumUer city, ca, Il. V Holland, or the firm
az H0liani. StricKid nj a Co, AID ". b. WneiiIOn
I.eu wcrr. kiIled WheldOn Resided at Eastman
and Holland al Dublin
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

cHAScERY SALE Of yAIUABLE IAEpRoyEp
n E aHES1E S
s sy5 s ssD ksYSS
BY virtne Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
October. 1856 Sas ameded BY order passed On The s
10Th ia, Of March Isss,; in EQUITY cause No; 99.,.
apd Gertrude Wheeler and other. are defendants.
s s of % sHs hsts s eGS FAY 81 AS
1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ the following
DISTRICT Of P Columbia known as Lots s sn 80 Of
James r. saville Trustees. subdivision of part of
book D page u l. OF the records OF the Surveyor of
Also ali the right title and interest of the parties to
this suit aud to the parcel OF land described
PSn nor 4h on S Ses no sde hs
and running thence west
in line I to the course Of
~ to pon the lime Of f
tant feet north OF the place Of beginning; theuce
south along the west line OF AZ street feet to The
Said sub lot 80 situated the northwest corner of
Of % feet and inches on iennsylv mia avenue. by
1 1rpyeS bH YS1 ee S bres hns i'm
said sub lot ~ ad11ins the pre- ding lot on the west
BY del tn of 81 ieet and Improved by
| atwo-story brick bui ding.
The three parcels vii first be put up for sale as
whole aud not Sold then each parcel will at once be
Terms Of as prescribed by the decree as amended
ere as follows: One-third OF the purchase money in
sh and the DALAI ce III two equal lnstAllnents pay
able in and two years specvely from the day of
SALE all cash. at the option of the purchaser The
deferred payments shall he secured by deed of trust
upon the premises sod aud bear interest from the day
semi ually deposit of $500 is to be made when
the property Il sold, il it be sold whole. II sold in
three parcels deposit Of $500 will be required
. aud $3.50 on lot %. and s 100 on the remaining
parcel ground II the of sale be complied
with in days from day Of sale the trustee
the right resell ut the and cost OF the uefauting
purchaser after FIVE days previous advertisement All
conyeyancsng ut the of the purchaser purchas
ers. JAMES d SAN!LLE, Trustee,
mh19-dts l4l9 st. W.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPoSALS FOR BoILERs-MARCH s. 1883 -
Sealed proposals enGorsed Proposals for Boil
ers. W IL. be received from nfac only,
Bureau OF Provisions and clothing, Navy Dep .rtne mt,
Washington. ID. G, until EI-ENEN O'CLOCK a NJ,
MARCH Nv '1Y-SENENTH, 1885, and opened inn
mediately thereafter III the presence of bidder for
the supply, at the Navy-lard. Washington. ID. c. OF
five % boilers of the Babcock and Wilcox pattern.
erected and compl te in ali respects, including brick
works having an aygregaie of lOi0 IL r.. the bolers
to be -rlangcd threa batteries there being "a
boilers ia two batteries and one single boiler Tie
BIDS Will be decided BY lot Tn boilers conform
TO the Navy standard aud pass the usual Naval nspec
ton; aud a serration OF 20 per cent will be with
held from the amount Of delivery until the
petion of the ptract. bidders referred TO the
Buresu of Provisions and Clothing, Navy Department.
Washington, ID. c. for spec ncatlons, forms of OFFER
and all information alive to the articles required
The proposals must be made the pro per blank
and hlled OUT indicated by the blank The ID part
ent Reserves the right 10 reject any proposal not
slider advantageous to the Government. (keg. Ord
JAMES FULTON, PayIiaster Gcheral, Z. 5. navy.
mb2-law4w
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Dowr Rum Youn Srox.cHs.

Bulletin NJ. Ii, Division of Chemistry Of Agricul-
ture makes some startling revelations the i'm
purity OF beers sold here In the msuafscture which
saicylic acid bcarbonate Of soda suphit and other
poisonous substitutes used Among this class 90
enumerated are the Milwaukee, Wis, Alexandra. Va
81. Louis. Mo. Phiisdsllh.. Pa. and Washington. D.
Beer clean bill - to purity. This Is . Of
facts made from the official publication Of the Depart
Of hospitals and Others obtain analysis the
Cincinnati Beer BY applying 70 F,H t1SLkY
Sole Agent for the D. @ Of Chria NosrlnS Cincinnati
Beer, The Queen Of BeerA wkl2
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Nr. DcpeXv Not Ambitious.

NE DOES SOT ASPIRE 10 BE PRESIDENTIAL CANDI-
DATE
IN Albany special 10 the Philadelphia Press
SAYS: within a week or ten days a letter from
Mr. Chauncey VI. DeDew Is TO be published, stating
that he l. not an aspirant for the republican nom-
inariOn FOR President. The letter will BE- suf1i-
gently explicit 10 check all talk OF Mr.. Depew as a
clldidat-. lie mas never encouraged the mention
Ut ais naIue "a connection with the nomination,
and hs~ never had IDEA OF running for the ONCE.
The men ION OF his name has been gratifying 10
biIa uan who = litt.e proud OF the yersdtil-
ny % his talents. HIS ideas on the subject have
never BEEN secret fToI.l mis- PERSONAL friends and
scQualutanct--.~
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Have You SEEN HIM..
DO YOU KNOW HIAfs


DO YOU KNOW HIMs
He thought the world was made when he was aud
was made only for him, but the patient, pensiye.
Get out of him. he went down with more emphasis
tnan grace: his groanings aud nutterings sounded
.'he Lord OF Creation" scrambled TO has feet and.
diving both hands deep into the pockets Of his trouser
apparently Obvious Of the laughing crowd which had
line Of goods displayed in the windows Of
VICTOR L. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Trousers latest style, wool Tweeds
ONLY 100 A PAIR
heard of such thing. Let's see what's this, Trousers.
al.wool Chevot, combination stripe. neat natty.
ONLY $3.50 A PAIR
W-h-e-w! wouldn't believe il If had told II myself
THIS man ADLEks great freud else he's revoluton-
item Of interest.
SPRING ovERco ATS.
seams. very sty iish and perfect httinx. '''N
sc rs EACH.
Nov do wonder if ADLER expects any sane man to
Swow ;Ssn sta ~9aisn Sesf il II my sr1nd
story. Mems Suit. Sacks and Getaways. strictly all
ss.s5 A SUIT
This is beyond endurance man who has the cheek
TO make such statement Is either knaye whole
on rd eeSs,sd his head bEs IN a ana
looking str.iEnt to the front strutt.d Of seemingly
people. notwithstanding the skpticism OF mi Lord"
, ,ss, we have the sr,eies above mentioned aud
VICTOR T. ADLER's
10 Per Cent Clothing House. 10
Strictly One Prca
OF and go 9TH ct NV. corner Massachusetts ava
Fine Clothing at 10 per cent above the actual cost Of
open saturday Until IL m mhls
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Great sport In Kansas.

TIRED or TIE DEPREDATIOSs Oh WOLVES, THE FARM
Eks sET Up BIG DRIVE AND SLAUGHTER MANY.
ST LOGS. March GA special from Nortonsiile,
Kan. 10 the GtObe- Democrat says: The prairie
wolves, or coyotes, have long been source OF con-
start loss and annoyance 10 the farmers OF this
ScCllOn- 1ney visit Tue DIrD-y1rd almost nightly,
and make OH with sheep, shall pigs chickens, g.
and ~ cunning are they thai IL Is seldom, A ever
one Is CHug At Recently Jhe necessity Of making
united " AZ VI eXternlindIiOn against them began
10 dawn upon the minis OF the farmers, and they
laid plans which Resulted to-day ia one Of the most
excitiD.s1nd SUCCESSFUL vol drives ever known. A
GriVing rain storm prevailed all day yesterday, and
about two inches OF snow TELL last night. which
contributed largely TO the success OF the hunt The
Roundup ground was a pasture, and The lines eX-
tended TOR three Niles IN every direct from that
pOant making JsrTi.ory OF six miles SQUARE. IL Is
estimated tnlt fOm 1000 10 I,5O0 men partlci-
patel IN the drive.
Pronps.y at . O'Clock the lines were formed and
began tns'ir long and tedious march TO the center
hone Out Oificrrs Dclns mounted, and only two
hien IN tacn company vi nfteen- About dozen
wolves were TUuieI out OF tine brush before ,ne
Lines naG advanced a quarter OF mile, and 80
great was tie excitement Laat the commanders
Fist control OF their men. anu no sooner would
VOL oe s"vh IMAM The gGnners NOuId open nre
u!Dn hiLl, ami shouts OF approval lrOu The
crowd "HhstdndIng the great excitement
WAicu TcyIl-,i IL Wa believed Iuat not one VOL
Slccecdcd Ia making good his escape While on tuc
inarch. the men having dispatched the wolves
WI never Opportunity Y!'-sente'l Itself -.
When "a. center Mas reacHed. about noon- only
Onc Wolf va, 10 b. seen. There was a soiid iliie
IL Lnrn all around mr. IN fUid OF loo acres, rem
derAS u utterly impossible Tor HIM to escape: lie
would make L. dash against the lines nr-J AT one
Iuint and teen at anOtnrr, only 10 De 0-ateh Ddch
with ClGt, ur fT-LteIcI " the deaiening yeils 81
the crowd lie cOntiuucd tll5 game Tor about III
minutes. anu nnIIIy took TeilL,e Ia deep rtNIhe
In the center OF tne feld. Two or three horseuien
rode down ~ tne raslne and were lI!inS " lCrce
hfA fTOfn nj hIuiu- place, when a man WHO lial
bot Part lyat,d tne arrive advanced ana dc.lLer-
alsIy ~hG. him. spite Of the earnest enJreaLes OF
Tie CROWD Tor 10 GG,ist- linen IL was That tAe
excitement was at It's heIght TIE men were larry
Wild. Threats OF tarrIng and Ieatherlng were
freely inGu ed. and had ~ not been i0r the COOL
ness dlsri..yei Dy Commander King IL IL Deilyed
Inli he would have been roughly handled.
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DY DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REE-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE, NO. 514 TWELFTH
STREET, BETWEEN L AND STREE L
NORTHNEST.
f,y virtue of q deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
1852 folio 492 ct seq, Of the land records OF the
District of Columbia. and at the written request of
the parties secured thereby. we will sell at pnblic
auction, in trout Of the premises. on I'll, RSDAl,
The FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1888. at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ the north sixteen feet nine inches by
depth Of hundred 1eet to ley of lot nineteen
in square hunured and ninety in the city Of Wash
inXton, d. c.. improved by o three-story and base
ment with back building) brick house. No. o14 18th
street northwest
two years. at per cent interest from day
of sale payable sem. ually and to be secured by
deed OF trust on the premises all cash. option
purchaser Tue trustees reserve the right to resell if
terms of sale are not complied with Ia ten days at risk
cost Of detaultng purchaser after advertisement
tor five days in EveriIg Star. Conveyancing. &c, at
purchsser cost; $500 to be deposited at time OF sale
iiAHS L f IRassHsbi DAWSON; Trustees.
NH
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BOWLING, Auctionee,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
DC.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March -
%, 1881, and duly recorded in Liber 962. 0!M
folio :.,.19 ct seq, one Of the land records III
ton of the party secured thereby, viii sell.
public auction. in front Of the Uses on sATUR
following described property, towis Parts Of lots
Georgetown. b. c., oscribed follows: BtRinni 3
the north side Of I'd street. 4S3 feet measured
west from High street. and running thence north $50
feet thence west IS feet thence south LOO feet to
I'd street: thence east 81 feet to the beginning to-
story frame house.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; balance In six and
twelve months with notes bearing interest and
secured BY deed Of trust on the property sold An
deposit Of 500 will lie required at time OF sale
" SAsS ~ rrp Trustees.
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WEEKS co, Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE PERSONAL
EFFECTn o. THE LATE LEVI ID. BURROMA
By authority Sid direction Of the Probate Court of
the District 81 columbia sh All offer sale pub
lie aCcti upon tue premises he former resdeuce Of
the SAID deceast Near IeuleytoNnD MtDNES-
DAY. MARCH TIVE NrI-EIGHT III. 1881 at NOON
SIX horses, one COW, three harness pateut
reaper, farming implements and household furniture
Intending purchasers invited II Inspect the above
described chattels any time before day OF sale.
Terms cash. LOUIS T. McCOMAS.
DANIEL orc. CAl-LAGHAN,
mhl9-dtds Admluis,rstors
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uansu,iIied the Corpse.

SUCCESSFUL. EXPERIMENTS OF An INDIANA UNDER
IskEx VIII An EABALMING FLUID.
CINCINNATI, March GA special To the En-
yir,r IIoin TeTTe ute, Ind, says: At Balls un-
dertakIag establishment in this city lie the mum
mined remains o. Mrs. Ellen Perkins. aged thirty
i've, who dIsd II Vt. AutA1ny'S Hospital IaS sep
tsInD-T There were no claimants Tor the DOuy at
the time and II was taken 10 balls, where Ih:iS
l.. EGes the embai,DeT vi the place. fixed II so IL
would Keep two Or three weeks, IN case any OF ths
family s..OuId Cau Cor IT. Al the end Oh that Pc
rod nc one putting ia an appearance. MI. Edes
moved the OOdy W stairs and began series OF ex-
peTlmenLS with a mud that ne has discovered lie
has Just mace experiments public, anu u mum
Der Oh physicians, scientific men. and UNDER
takers VINO nave called nave given their oplnlOns
on the sub 5eCt. Tue remains are cJinpietely
mummired. For a time they rested In glass
Cl>e, but they are now In 4 CONN, where they
can De NOR readily examined by the large mum
Der % curious persons WAC nave called. ihe BODY
h To all intenJs and purposes as hard as a rock,
except that Wuen SsrucA .gnjly II mas hO.iO"
intOuaitOn resembling that OF an empty wooden
box. Tue CJiOr OF the body Is a dark brown, and
TIE fingers Oh the naiIds 81 hard tht they can
not D. bent. even with unIiSul effort. the Us
Su+s nave fallen away cOnsit- raDiy. The features
remain very natural. and retain a great deal Oh
their ORIGINAL cast No O0r O any Kind i emitted
The skin - 10, expected 20 grow darker In Color
the mummy II lne Oliy one THAT mas ever Ueen
seen an TINS vicinity. and " mas been Visited py
large numbers OF people. The sclcnlnc men OF
The city, Incl Idtng representatives. frOIn the RCN
Poly tecunic Institute, the state NOEuidi SCHOOL
ud the puDlc Schools. are united In their surprise
at the wonderful effects OF the PREPARATION.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

1kUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
TWENTY-FlFTH SIRE, BETWEEN H AND
l STREE as NOaIHMEST.
BY virtue Of deed trust: dated February 3.
1880, aud duly recorded III Lber 934, folIo- 1875 -s
ct of the land records tor the list OF xI
Columbia and by direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction. in the
premise, on SATURDA. MARCH THIR1Y-FlRST,
1888, at -FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following prop
to wit: The south half of Lot 10,
In square No toeetner with the i'm. rovements.
Terms of sale One-third cash; b lance in six and
erty with notes bearing interest. deposit of 800
required time sale All couveyanclLg and record
ing at purchasers cost
w. D. CASSIN. r.
mh2 1-dSds MAYHEM PI.ATER,S Arustees-
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AIco,,ville man who has Just returned home
f.Jfa tanLda says he saw There the defauIting
kratCcsy State treasurer, Mr.. Tate. A democratic
Caa-u. Wa Ec!i at Frankfort, Nv, "Wednesday
I.1lrsr-. Resolutions were offered requiring the
. .Tttic parry 10 Thoroughly Investigate the
a..uJ..t, r. IL state Officers ana The adniniStra-
tn "a til- Affairs % al state Institutions. THIS
lie rEJIs Cuusi cred 4bSO.uteiy necessary 10 the
iljggeaf a Tie party. az was furtueT resolved
49, a ruLHit;ee De appointed 10 act Ia the
Latter 2ld pfs--rIt Resolution cetOre tue house
r'qNrgn. an eNmin4. ION OF all the state Officers
- 'Ni-rI d--uuhttnts. The report OF the lesisla-
titt Suln..Iiiee appointed - prepare and prefer
a9J.lr- u impeachment against Treasurer Tate
Sas adopted and a prosecuting committee named
60
M ANONYMOUS ATTACK on THE IRISH CAUSE
IAc fr''1t.fas JJ'yttii, Of DSDail, prIGts a dis
I1ich from Rome which says that vicious anon
NOUS ducisincaI Ms been circulating among the
thdA, whlch rastrpte,ents the Irisn land ques-
l34 and '.-Ica i Cllcllst 10 do the caus. vast
Cru cf h..rLl- Tue Journal also says that the
~ 9n4rnt can &c traced directly 10 the English
IAci.On AT Rome.
LONDON CLUBHAS CHARGED WITH THETA
A<lEuOA cispatcA say sinai Alex. Carat u member
az TIE National LUeraI Clue, has uecn arrested
"n iAe GnlTSe OF stealing money r. IN Oyercoats
" h4sh htt l.It by The EeIl0e.s In tsv cioak-Toom.
Ife appears 20 have a friend. Jboug., who vUucnes
lor LAS CHARACTER, In tie s4iape OF an alleged New
iMk eUle-90ndent ~ the name OF h +. Noah.
AZ latter said tal he knew the prlSorer and hat
1e VA ot good social and financial position The
fFi"Asi Was reAaHded lor examination.
IOWA ENTHUSIASM foR AIiIsox-At the Iowa no.
paOhtal slate csnyeutlon "A .fe-slze portrait OF
SeLzlOr Allison was placed over the stage amid
cheering ann sreat enthusiasm. Chairman CIarS
al tue cOu.nalttee IN Resolutions read a rennr,
which vas adopted with three tr,aneudou. c9asr'
'GrclaIii5 thai, With uaanimlIy and enthusi sm
We pTesseot the name vi Mm- B Allison 10 the r.
yutcaaD convention IOE bonlIuat ION for the of,ise
VI President o. the Jnited states.r An AiIisaa
or1sads Was ossanized 70 90 10 Chicago In June
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F.ua,. sussragi.s. in Session.

woNEN's FORTY-YEAK WAR FOR THE RIGHT or TIE
BALLOT.
The afternoon session OF the New York state
WoIaenS suffrage convention IN New York city
Yesterday was attended by 4J6 women. eight men
and twelve reporters. Mr.. Lille Deyereux Blake
presided. ami opened the session BY reviewing
wOmenS fOriy-year war In this country for the
right OF the ballot The general tenor OF her re-
marks was taat the desired goal was more or less
B-srer Than II had been tor many, many years
Nrs- ZadeI Barnes GutaISOn. o. London. Then eN-
planned that she could understand how women
Iu-ht 0e denied ths ballot IN old countries where
feudalisgn had held sway for centuries, but she
COU-d hot st Why women were Just aS unfOrtu-
nate IN young and vigorous country Ike America.
Nlie. BOcolOt OF Paris. told her audience. In the
Trsnsn Tongue, OF the good WORK accomplished by
Tue II. LsUare society OF Paris, and Baroness
Alexandra GupenburS. Of Finland reviewed the
PROGRESS u the vomens efforts Tor independence
IL her county.
The exercises OF the afternoon concluded with a
singing reply by Lille Deyereux Blake 10 Rev.
Jir. Dis recent arraignment Of society women.
aTs. Bake declared That Just a. noble hearts beat
beneath silks and sajins "a calico, and she said
thai br Dtxs remarks were an Insult TO the women
a
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BOWLING. Aucuoueer.

'INHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoueer
fEREMproRY SALE OF CONTRACTORS MA
TERIAL. CONSISTING or EIGHTEEN GREAT
LABOI.-SANINH. sELFLoADt Nc rMo-HuksE
hALF-lAiD EACH;
LEyyELERNSi l RoL Id. wHEElBARRows sHoy-
bLACksMIrHINu TOOLS. Sc.So.
HORSES. CARTS. MJLIS. WAGONS. HARNESS.
On MONDAY, FEBRGaRS TWENTIETH. lsss. at
kessryoir SacH Of howard University viii sell mI,
cut reserve the above goods
To which have been added the following valuable
WEIaHlN., = TONS 800 POUNDS. DIAMETER
9hi5; ON NEiSHlNG IL IONS 900 POUNDS
2o1l9 cRgs VS. 81 i,T bLAkE's PATENT. WITH EN-
FIFTY.THREE TONS STEEL Rail-. WEIGHING
Rail, SkiGHISG ii ioUNDs Ptk iY YkRb ,No'
FIFTY DUMP CARS OF 5 FEET GAUGE, HOLD
ING ~ YARDS EACH -
THOMAS potwLING. Auctioneef n I"'N f Z az
rs--THE ABOVE SALE is UNAvoIDABLY POST
poned until MONDAY, MARCH TWELFTH. 1855.
same hour and place. ,,,..r,,,,.,,,>,
THOMAS DOwLINa. Anctioneer. f24-dts
Tho following articles are included:
ONE BARN, loox25. 20 FIJI HIGH
oNL Balm, IO0xl5,9 Fact HIGH.
house on TkUMB.LL sIkEEr, I4hl6. . FEET
SHOP. %5rle, 9 FEET HIGH.
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of the storm TN IL MONDAY, MAkCh
iMEN if-SlAI Il, salEe hour and lac.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionee = A''G nlbi E
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The threatened strike amonu

Inc threatened strike among the 0OOo carpen.
tiers OF Chicago promises to extend 70 okSer
prancnes OF the building trade.
Inc mouse OF commons Wednesday refused to
o,us, '" ~, sscono reading Mr. ParnellS arrears-
ot-rent olll ~ vote q ~ 70 2Aa