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BEATEN BY HER HUSBAND.
Sad Experience of a Pittsburg Girl who
Married an Italian Count.

Every one remembers the marriage of Miss
Virginia Knox, of Pittsburg, to Count di Mon
tercol, of Italy, which took place at the brides
farm couple of weeks ago. The story went
that the count had met Miss Knox in Europe.
at once fell in love with her, and followed her
to this country. Miss Knox, at first did not re-
fuse his attention, but after coming to this
country they had a quarrel, and Miss Knox
went to Old Point Comfort. Thither, as soon
as he learned her whereabouts, the count fol-
lowed her, and the quarrel was made up. Soon
the Pittsburg marriage followed. Now comes
the sad sequel in Paris cable to the New York
Herald, dated October 80, as follows: Tonight
Paris is talking about the sudden termination
OF the honeymoon of Count and Countess di
MontercOh, nee Miss Virginia Knox. Their
marriage was celebrated about a fortnight ago
In P1ttsburg with great eclat. The bridegroom
arrived in Paris last Sunday and engaged a
suite Of rooms at the Hotel Bellevue prepara-
tory to continuing his journey to the castle
which he said his mother has ON the Adriatic
Ii was apparent that the bride was not happy,
aroused by shrieks from her chamber, followed
by cries for help. The guests dressed hastily
and ran into the corridors. The manager of
the hotel burst open the door and found the
countess struggling with her brutal husband,
her hair disheyeled, her night-dress torn and her
who rushed to the manager, crying beseech-
ingly: Save me from him; turn him out of the
hotel. He has got no money and he can't pay
you; turn him out" The count protested
against the interference and attempted to pull
MS wife back. whereupon she gave him sting
ing blow In the face with her clenched fist He
tried to return the blow, but was prevented by
the manager and the male guests
The unfortunate bride told the manager that
she had been thoroughly deceived in her hus-
band She believed him man of means. but
learned too late that he was not only penniless
but an inhuman brute. At first she supplied
him literally with money, but nothing seemed
10 satisfy him. When she refused to give him
more he commenced to beat her. The man
ager told the couple he could not allow the
guests to be disturbed, and they must leave the
hotel immediately. The unfortunate wife
deeply felt the disgrace and burst into tears,
and pleaded to be allowed to remain. But the
manager was memorable, and they were obliged
to leave. They took an early train for italy.
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The Proportions of Beauty.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
II a woman be feet inches in height her
extended arms should measure from tip of mid
die finger to tip of middle finger just s feet
inches. exactly her own height. A woman of
this height should measure "a inches about the
waist, and "a inches about the bust. if measured
from under the arms, and 10 if over them. The
upper arm should measure IS inches and the
wrist 6. The calf of the leg should measure
Az inches, the thigh rs, and the ankle 8. From
her thighs to the ground she should measure
just what she measures from the thighs to the
top of the head. The knee should come exactly
midway between the thigh and the heel. The
should be the same as the distance from the
elbow to the middle of the chest. From the
top of the head to the chin should be just the
length of the foot, and there should be the same
distance between the chin and the armpits.
The length of her hand should be just one
tenth of her height, and her feet just seventh,
and the diameter of her chest fifth.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

tush0AAc DOWllN0, Auct1oneer.
VERY VALUABLE uNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY ON
STREEffsn ASP ssSsSsn TIE 81 RsEs4TtsA EPE
TSiksT 1879 G foGE 6c I5bk
nsr q IN and streets. and containing about iSsS
ss..ss J. g. sc. g: .s e. j
This is very y.luable properly and should command
shr
ss sse " 500 mi s. saS rs
'Ns 81 a. On the T fiHss BOWLING
ssFFR REER I ~ THHqTfk No 1875 FfTEfsTH
sfs ssPrs cause S0 Sc
1Ssg soc6et whs. ea
sS'tGH
PAST FOUR hs fo isss Il pr anIF
in the City Of Washington. District Of Columbia Part
street at POINT feet north q the southeast oa
feet and thence east 80 feet to the beginning i'm
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree: e.thrd
OF the purchase money in cash. payable the day of
year onehrd in eighteen months after the day Of
SALE with interest said deferred payments the
ten days the day Of sale the title to be withheld
sIeo snsS sale Convey
sncing at the purchasers cost terms Of sale are not
s sss ht aS rial: sni
Ssrsns sfsE ssy'
GEO ". sTIOKNEY Auodoneer e' ocie-dsss
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CANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

IoNCANSON bhOS., Auctloneers.
Trustees SALE BY CATALOGUE OF MAaN1F1-
CENT FURNITURE, CELEBRATED GROS-
BLEU AND FLEURS-DE-LYS IS EV E 81
VASES TRIMMED WITH ORMOLU, 3 FEET
ONE PAIR VERY ANTIQUE BRONZE STAND
ARDS BY VICTOR BALLARD, WITH SOLID
1TTkGkEp BY a pANTHER," Ii d CESS; one
OF THE LARGEST BRONZES IN ANY PRI-
NATE COLLECTION; FRENCH WALNUT BUF-
TRIMMED, DESIGNED AND BUILT BY POT-
TIER AMP sTYMps; VERY HANDSOME pS DIN S
M Ghhs hf kasEw sMps TRlM MANIdE
1850; HANDSOME CABINET, PoRTIEREs
AND HANGINGS; BISQUE AND PARIAN FIG
URES: BRONZES, PIER MIRROR, LEATHER
COVERED HALL CHAIRS, EASY CHAIRS. Pc
PREssTAtEsSs EnIpE 0I ILA.MBRGEQnpIrNs
Of Fi SILVER We R AND PIATE5 WARE. sN ,
By virtue Of three deeds of trust recorded respec
lively in Liber No. 1,157, folio 122 ct Iiber No
1199 folio 362 ct seq ber 1907 folio 2S4, ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia will
sell Ct Public s3st9p on EHi1AY N3yEMBER SEC
NJ, At Masonic !" TEMPLE, CORNER NINTH AND
+ STREETS NORTHWEST, having been moved there
for convenience Of sale, the goods and chsttes men
toned in Schedule attached to each trust, and
tenton Of parties desiring fine articles, a. some en-
braced in the catalogue cannot be duplicated.
ready Thursday November 1st from am. to p.m-
sale taking place on Friday, %, at ] O'Clock am
oc27-d CLARENCE r. NORMENf.} trustees
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Shot by His Wretched Wife.
DIssIPATED Ex-MAYoR OF PITTsBuRa SHOT o.
HIS RANCH IN COLORADO

A special from Denver to the PHILADELPHIA
Press, October 30, says: Ex-Mayor ANDY
Fulton, of Pittsburg, was fatally shot at his
ranch, about 20 miles from this city, this morn
ing. Early last evening Fulton was in this city.
He was drunk and rode about town in the COM
pany of a notorious woman. At 4 O'Clock this
morning he took the train for his ranch. The
next train conveyed his wife, an estimable
woman, and the daughter Of Mr.. Douglass, OF
Plttsburg, who had just arrived from the East
The poor woman was hysterical because of the
goadings she had received through the mails
from the Denver courts, and she came to Colo
RADIO to end the matter for all time. When
Mrs, Fulton reached the ranch she upbraided
her husband. Later in the day messenger,
covered with dust, rode furiously into the city.
he was after doctor. He said that Fulton had
been fatally shot. The woman who had accom-
panied Fulton around town tainted when she
heard Of the tragedy.
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DENTISTRY.

nR r J. HYATT. DENTIST, ST. CLOUD
Teeth without pain with serated hypnotic, which II
safe, pleasant and edectual. se22-6ws
EREE DENTAL INFIRMARYl TEETH FILLED
csPt cost e c%.ssIisl q 1925 st nv. Dental De
daily, except Sunday. Extraction free. Innrmary
open from October LIST TO June 30th- se26-2m
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, gTH ST, COR
~ ner NV. Gold and Amalgam Filings . special
V Pain prevented in extracting BY application 10
gums; sching teeth saved; ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted.
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Powderly's Warning to the knights.

HIS ADDRESS on THE SUBJECT OF POLITICAL CIR
CULARS.
General Master Workman Powderly warns
the Knights Of Labor against political circu-
lars, and in an address to the members of the
order says:
Il have been informed that on November 5
there is to be a circular issued throughout the
United States among members Of the Knights
OF Labor bearing my signature and advising
members to vote for q certain candidate. In
tervlews with me are to be Published on the
eve Of election, in which am made to speak
for certain party and candidate. All mem
bers OF this order will see to il that no decep-
ton Is practiced on them by any such transpa-
rent frauds. / have not and will not issue
such circular, and will not be interviewed on
the situation. So do not be deceived. Burn
all documents which are sent to you by the
agents Of parties. Political parties have done
nothing to build up the order. 1t il a stand
ing reproach to their Encouragement in the
past. II is undoing the evil that they have
been for years engaged in, and If parties had
their way the order would have no existence.
so do not allow your enemies, disguised as
friends, TO impose on you or make use Of an
organization whose every step their party or
gans fought from the beginning"
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VTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, d. G.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded and dated
2Sth day of June, d. 1880 and the request of the
parties secured thereby will offer at public sale
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.
ID. 1883 at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front
Of the premises all that part of lot numbered a. in
Holmeads addition to Georgetown, d. c., with the i'm
provements upon the same
Beginning at the northeast of Beall and Mon
roe streets in said town and running eastwsrdly along
Bes street ~ feet thence northwsrdly and parallel
with Monroe street 80 feet; thence westwardly and
parallel with Bel street "A feet to Monroe street
thence south along east line of Monroe street 30 feet
TO the beginning
Terms of sale; One third of the purchase money in
cash the residue in six and twelve months the pur
chaser giving his notes. secured by deed of trust
the premises bearing interest at per cent per
mum. II the terms of sale not complied with at
the expiration of five days from day of sale the under
sgned reserves the right to resell At cost Of
conveyancing and recording a cost of purchaser
oc22-dNds John E McNAiI.N- Trlstaa
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THOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE IN EAST WASH

By virtue of decree dated 14th November 1887
of the supreme Court Of the District of Columbia
equity cause No 1547, Nelson VS. Worthington and
Of stipulation filed in said case. as trustee will
offer at public sale in front of the premises MON
DAY, FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1883, at THREE
O'CLOCK M all of original lot two, in square east
of square 1918, Washington city, D. C. Said lot has
sold entire and facing South Carolina avenue and
18th street two squares from Lincoln Park. offers fine
Inducements.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years with interest at cent per annum. or
all cash. at option OF purchaser The trustee retain
the title until all the purchase money be paid de-
post of 300 when sale made If terms of are
not complied with in ten days. trustee reserves right
to resell at risk and cost OF defauting purchaser
MILLS DEAN, Trustee,
oc24-10t No. 1852 Louisiana ave.
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Collecting Building Material.

From the Yonkers Statesman.
How is your papa getting along?" asked
Mrs. Yeast Of the Crimsonbeak boy, the other
day, when she was waiting for his mother to
make her appearance in the parlor.
"Oh, bullyl He's going to build house."
"Going to build house! How do you know
that?'
''well heard mamma say he brings brick
home in his hat every night"
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geo. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID VILLA LOTS IN
WHITNEY CLOSE

Z.
By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date on
the seventeenth day OF February, A. D. 1887 and duly
land records of the District Of Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell
DAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY of NOVEMBER, AID.
1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all those certain
pieces parcels of land. situate in the County OF
Washington, ID. c.. and being all of lots numbered
thirteen I'D, fourteen AZ and fifteen Q5). in
block numbered five To- in B. II. Warders subdivi-
sion of tract of land called Whitney Close recorded
in County Plat No. g. folios 81 and 81 surveyors
Office, District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in three equal
notes payable in one two, and three years. and bear
ing interest at the rate of per cent payable semi
annually secured by deed of trust upon the premises
sold or all cash at purchasers option. One hundred
dollars deposit at the time of sale. All conveyancin
and recording at purchasers cost Terms of sale to
be complied with in ten days.
GEO. f. EMMONS,l ,u,,...
oc29-eodts c. b. PEARSON trustees.
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DUNCANsON BROS, SOD 5th st NV.
Auctioneers oc3O-dSds

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT ON
IN ANAcosTfA. Or I tN No How hofh hoAp'
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February Is,
corded in Liber No 957, folio 444, of the land
records OF the District of Columbia, shall offer for
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER NINTH, 1883, AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ lot No. 313, shown
upon the official plan of the village of Uniontown.
Terms of sale will be announced at the time of SALE
HENRY Hen q S q MockiuLEY, Trustees.
DANIEL OC. CALLAGHAN, Attorney oc3O-dts
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Rev. Henry GilAllan, who Is said TO be a reg
nlariy ordained clergyman Of the Church Of
England, was before United States commits
sioner in Boston Saturday, charged with selling
liquor without license.
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Address Registered letter. 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

hEAEABER that the presence Of Generals Bssurs-
gard and Early who are In cbarre of the dr.vin 1.
euarantee OF sbsolute fairness and integrity that thu
chances are AL equal and that can possibly a.
vine what number win draw prdna
hkMEMBER also. that the payment Of pxisss a
GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of Nsv
oreans and the tickets sgnsd b. tn Pssadsnt q
IN Institution whose chaxtsEed rghts ere recognined
In the highest Cours therefore, bsvars q my imitn-
tons or anonymous schemea" ocl0LWka5v
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MI: Samuel Dickson, of Philadelphia, has
MED In the Court Of Chancery, at Knoxville, q
u, oil OF complaint against the lease Of the East
tne hiehmond and Danville Railroad asking
y. .nat the lease be enjoined and receiver for
'ne nrstnamed railroad company be appointed.
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DUBLIC SALE.

The fonowing-named property, belonging to George
Aud and the estate of WIN. ID. Gregory will be sold at
auction the farm known Strathblane three miles
from Alexandria, the Little River turnpike, near
Carins Mil, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST,
1883: Il Mich Cows, = Heifers, Mares, / Horse,
Mower, Kemp Manure Spresder, Grain Fan, / Feed
Cutter for hand or horse power, Corn and Cob MIL
several stands of Bees Wagons, Flows Harness, Milk
Cans and many other articles.
Terms of sale: Sums under S25 cash; all over that
amount credit of six months will be given the pur
chaser to give notes, bearing interest with approved
indorsers payable the First National Bank Aexan-
dria, Va. Sale to commence at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AN GEO. AULD
l. G. JOHNSTON, ExecutriK- oc2024,27.31
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ID. 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. H.,v..
$40; Quarters, 30; Tenths 81 Twentieths al

ST.xins Capital Prizes srs not sS.
IT. FoR CLUB RATES, or any further Information
DESIRED write ieg1bly to the undersieped ciesrlv
stating your residence with State County Street and
Numper more rapid return mail DELIVERY will ~ a.
rs sen9 posTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders. of
Express Cat our expensel addressed to W
n A DAUPHIN
New Orleans, Ia
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Jokes of the Day.

81 don't say marriage is a failure" said
Adam, candidly, as he sat down ON a log Just
outside the Garden of Eden and looked hun
grily at the fruit on the other side Of the wall,
.'but If had remained single this wouldn't
have Chicago Tribune.
Mistress-"Well can give you recommen-
dalton as to honesty, but I can't speak of you
Girl (about departing): ''Shure OF doan'
want you spake Of me as good worker. II
isn't work Dim after at all. It's q noice, re-
spictebble phlace."-Time.
Edward" asked the proprietor. show are
those 90 watches sellihg?" ''Not very well,
SIR. How much do they cost us2" ''They
cost S4.E net" ''Well, I guess you'd better
mark them up to 90 and put them in the win
dow, with q card saying that they must be sold
out regardless Of cost. "-Je,oeller's Weekly.
He Con the brink of aproposal)-'T like your
charming sex 30 much, you know; but really,
don't know how to take woman"
tell you"
'How?"
For better or for worse."-Ne,o York 7ri-
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French Girls Never Self.Conscious.

French Girls Never Self Conscious.
From the Leisure Hour.
The French people are delightful, whether it
be dancing, conversation, theater party-all
the same-the girls and ladies do all in their
power to make others happy. They are never
self-conscious, as American women mostly are.
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- GEO. +. EMMONS,l rr,.
oc29-eodts c. b. PEARSON. Trust
THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF o STREET,
BETWEEN 5TH AND 9Th STREETS NORTH.
WEST.
BY virtue OF decree passed in cause No. 1O975,
equity, FURNACE FURNACE ct al will SELL at pub
l nc f,i AUCTION, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
in front Of the premises lots numbered So 81 and 49,
OF the subdivision of lots and in squarse numbered
419 In the city of Washington and District of Column
bia.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and residue in two
equal instruments at and two years. with interest
from the day of SALE all cash at option pur-
CHASER $lOO deposit at time of sale. Conveyancing
at cost OF purchaser IRWIN B. LINTON,
oc12-d&ds Trustee
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence OF the rain, until SATURDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1883, same hour and place. By
order OF the Trustee. THOS. BOWLING,
oc24-d&ds Auctioneer
eH,THE ABOVE SALE is UNAvOIDABLY POST
poned until FRIDAY, SECOND NOVEMBER, 1855,
same hour and place BY order Of Trustee oc 7-dads
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THE cELLULOID TRUSS
!. That never breaks, never wears out dwayB clean
and can be worn while bathing,
II for sale 1t
CHAa TTHCHER'R
Nm; FISHER devotes her attention to the wants Of
Lazy f1truuS. MI
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ExrRAoRD1NAnY CASE BARGAINS.
HENRIETTA CLOTH sUITING nearly one yard
ana DALI vide, finest pure wool; cash value 81.
WOOL BLANKETS, immense size, extra heavy
coI0REb SILK vELvSfffs, 30. IS, 75c. al
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, as, s7csl
ROYAL FRENCH DIAGONAL SERGE, ali pure
hne French wool wide double width. all colors cash
value DOC, reduced 70 37ISc.
LADIES' BROADCLOTH, yard and half wide, pure
wool, all colors; cash value II, reduced TO SIC
BLANkEIs, finest quality, immense size. extra
VALUABLE PRESENTS >FOk CASH CUSTOMERS
Pslr OF Elegant Damssk Towels, worth Ell Pair
Of SILK Embroidered Corsets worth 75c. Half Dozen
above presents with purchase Of So
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
HANDSOME CLOTH PlAIDs, yard and a half vida
pure wool. cash value 15c., reduced soc
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. yard and half wide.
pure WOOL all colors; wonderful cash bargain, 5Oc
BLACK ASTRIKAN CLOTH excellent quality; al
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, extra vide double
width, pure WOOL all colors: cash value Soc reduced
45c
HENRIETTA CASHMERFS nearly one yard and
hall wide very finest quality, pure wool. all colors;
cash value 81, reduced to S1c.
Cash Customers will select one Of the following
presents with purchase of sl0: LArge-size Bridal
Omit, worth 30; Two Pairs Damask Towels, worth
~ Pair Of Pure Wool Baby Blankets, worth al so;
a Dozen Damask Napkins, worth sl.50. oc2e
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Mrs. James G.. Blaine, jr.. was reported yerv
i'll last night. There has been q decided change
for the worse in her condition
Solomon Dyenforth, an aged resident of Bal
timore, was struck last night by a shifting
engine Of the b. q o. Railroad, and instantly
killed.
An Ottawa, Ont, dispatch says: The rumor
that Sir Chas. Upper was 10 be appointed sue
cessor 10 Sackville West was started by an
evening paper here and obtains no credence in
official quarters.
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were DOru:
But whence we came
We have no means Of knowing.
The mystery Ia the same
We know not where we're coins

We know not where we're going.
Judge" Prisoner, the evidence shows that
you brutality assaulted the plaintiff. Have you
anything to offer in extenuation?"
Prisoner" No, sir; my lawyer took all the
money had. Time.
Husband CATER church)-"Did you notice,
my dear, how late Mrs. Cadwallader and the
two Misses Cadwallader were?" Wife" Yes;
and as they all wore the Psyche knot for the
hrst time, 1t Is easily explained. The Epoch.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. SQUARE Pr
ANO, CARPETS, ETC, CONTAINED IN HOUSE
NO. 211 STREET SOUTHEAST
On MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIFTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell, at private
residence No. 211 street southeast,
Seven-octave Rosewood Piano, Tables,
Parlor Suite, Easy Chairs
walnut Chamber Sets, Bedsteads Bureaus
Mattresses, Pillows Washstands,
Walnut Extension Tables, Sofas, Lounges,
Brussels and other Carpets, Bedding
China and Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils &c, &c
Together with other articles usually found in pri-
vate dwelling. DUNCANSON BROS
oc31-d&ds Auctioneers
ITRUsIEE,s SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
l. DWE1LING-HOUSE NO. 3S G STREET NV
Under decree passed in Equity Cause No. 1859 in
sell at g9be sTe,ion in front of the premises TUES
FOUR O'CLOCK T. Nj. part Of lots numbered twenty
one t21 and twentyt two Cpl in square numbered six
hundred and twenty Ave (625) ip Washington city as
particularly described in the said deccee fronting
feet inches street and extending back to alley
and being improved by two-story brick dwelling.
house. No 80 street northwest.
Terms One-third cash and balance In two equal in
staments at six and twelve months from day of SALE
with interest," all cash If desired deposit 81 90
required and all conveyancing at purchasers cost
DUNCANsON BROS, SOD 5th st NV
Auctioneers. oc30-d&ds
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers uH pay al
prizes drd,cn The louisiana State Lotteries Uissc
mag be presented az our counters "
r; M WALMSLEY, Pres Louisiana National nant
PIERRE LANAUX Pres State National Bank
BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National BANK
CARL kOHN, Pres Union National Bank