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uousehoId Hints.

rememDar TINS.
Household Hints.
thorough airing of the bed clth-
ing is essential.
Use line water or caroollc aoN IN
the d,.in pipes occasionally.
n, clean willow furniture, applysa
I'D water with a brush and dry NO
! oughly. Il;
By wrapping the ends of bedsr@
Stats in newspaper the creaklngFih
be slenced.
A little ammonia will soften hard
water and facilitate the cieanS "
soled garments,
For removing machine gree Try
dipping the wash fabric in colcNater
containing soda in solution.
When ink has been spilled mn the
carpet, apply dry salt immhate ly'
renewing it as it becomes di'oloreA
As a preventive measure, NIB th'
ron sfik with at,rSs>iacf If faael u. saI y.
rated with kerosene before closing the
house for the summer.
By inclosing the nice wool dress in t
large cotton bag before hanging in th'
closet the penetrating dust is excludes
as we'll as the moths.
Lye from wood ashes is remedy
for ivy poisoning. Wash the affected
part with this, and in a few moments
bathe in warm water; wipe dry and
lubricate with oil.
Batter pudding-Make a batter OF
three eggs, pint of milk, pint of
flour containing teaspoonful Of bak-
ing powder. then pour it over quart
of raspberries and bake forty minutes,
Blueberry pudding-Beat five eggs,
add a quart of sweet milk, teaspoon
full of salt. flour enough for a thin
batter, heaping toaspoonful of baking
powder and a spoonful of sugar, snG
the last thing quart of clean berries
powdered with -four. Pour into q
sing dish and steam three hours.
Se,.,. a rich sauce.
ca. r., pudding-The old cram
bo,,r,Iss ret remaining intne cellar can
| not "a nut to- better use than to tu~
nish me acid OF pudding. stew s
mint of the f1it and sweeten t. suit
the taste. Upo pint of bread crmbs
pour suf; cientpoiling water to mist
en- and >ir il a spoonful OF buttr;
when Ii sly cid add two eggs AM
heat weN with he breo thea stir II
the stawed fruit Bak an earth el
pudding sh sIalf h,
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The lats&t news fram ZulhIand 5as4es nv
cable. The warriors haTs all nIarried--
they desire in the future peace and happiS
ness~and enough DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
for the next season.
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-. Cb,ck.ns.

Tie nae ChicKens'
.,a,e , hkeas are daily reaching the
s ..hroile. En hey should be sold as
,.aat a md they should not be
MI S',le. II after the proper time Tor
Ann nisl hey are the profit constantly
mo chi and is lost in time GROW
saed an / should have variety Of
Thcy ilequire to be. fed frequently,
+cathersl constantly shst .''..,a tR -
I'd q Es's si""i p
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

w. c. Payne. aearber Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, recently eloped with his hired girl,
Rose Connors, leaving a wife and child.
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murdered his wife ant attempted to kill
two OF her relatives.
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Farm Notes.

Farm Notes.
A good. ell-trained watchdog
earns his living on the farm.
Have plenty of fresh fruit and vege'
tables always on the table.
Hay is one of the cheapest feeds that
can be stored on the farm.
If grass is overripe the best time Ls
cut it is when the dew is on.
Cotton is later than usual through,
out the United States this year.
A good mixer should be able tt
milk eight average COWS in an hour.
Tie draft horse is one of the most
important animals on the farm.
When early peas have matured 6
late crop of cabbages may be raised,
The care of celery is an important
work now, aud must not be neglected.
Such plants as may be fed green to
cattle may be introduced into the silo.
The most prosperous farmer keeps
up his reading even in the busy season.
A good time to cut grass is between
4 o'clock in the afternoon and night
fall
If biennial plant is not allowed Il
produce seeds it may soon be eradlcata
ed.
Some of the Eastern farmers rea!tzs
now possible advantages of irrigation
Yoar pe:gnbors have rights. Sc
tbot vonr ~ ais do not annoy others
The black knot reems tc prevail OF
Inn, traas IN greater extent t7&S
usual. 81,
Protect animss as far as possible
from, tba stipos of mosquitoes and other
insects.
paroo;tes ak said to destroy the
grasshoppers that are in'eS'lnS mIH"0'
sofa so badly.
The bars must be carefully kept up
and fences in orderor stock will learn
to jump.
Pics should not lie confined when
growing; the time foE that IS when nat We
tening begins,
It takes years for trees to come inN
bearing. but sn1ail fruits yield tie
second season. -
The time when every 9ps
wants to br,. The wise farmer VIII
remember this.
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The coroner's jury, in the Mud Run acct
dent near Munich Chunk, Pa, has fixed the
blame upon several OF the employees.
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good food must be given in abundance
to stimulate their growth. Water
should be always at hand and be kept
pure and cool A rusty nail or SC
thrown into the drinking vessel will i'm
prove the water occasionally. I
Then look carefully for lice and a..
vermin. Keep the chicken houss
whitewashed. use kerosene and taz
freely. and sprinkle with insect pow
der. Only by care can brood OF
chickens mature satisfactorily, but
they will repay all the care bestowed
upon them. -MassachusetEs Plough
man.
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ssg sssREn Agents tor our new boo . The Lille
st asd LIS of GER. SHERIDAN" ais d large
number other fast selling books and biJ.g-. Lib
eraI terms EAiPYREAL Pub. II ouse, ST. Pau. lliur
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To-day is impoltant. yastorda Az
has gone To-merow neer comes.
Take care ofyourpus toSav bv rs.
ing Warmers Los Cabin Gigb - and
Consumption he'isy. 1t is as,recure'
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The socialists Sj u, ',7,I 0l NE, X have put in
nicipal ticket. -
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n las before She collo

at s ais S \. T. ent5S,I,,g : - -
S75, 900. Ins6 sstsr s so. 0ge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-08

Prom The STARS travelling Commissioner.
TOKYO. September 8.
There are about $500 foreigners excluding
Chinese) aud about 81 900 900 of Japanese in
Japan. For the sake Of the former the great
powers Of the world have kept the latter in
practical bondage since 1853. If it be thought
that 'bondage" is too strong term think for
amoment what the state Of affairs is Japan
has no power over her own tariff. and is COM
PEELED to tax her agricultural class excessively
10 provide revenue. She has no jurisdiction
over a single foreigner. every one of whom
must De tried before his own consul in accord
ance with the laws of his own country for no
power except the United States acknowledges
the authority of Japanese law at all ANY
japanese with a grievance against a foreigner
must take action before that foreigners con-
sui. according to that foreigners law as adj
ministered by man who has frequently
had no legal training whatever for a dozen
ont of the sixteen consular courts are presided
over by men whose only education has
been in the counting house The foreigners
IN Japan are entirely exempted from taxation
and the treaty limits within which they reside
are practically exempt from any law at all for
municipal government is a farce there. Japan
mas spent S5.0o0.0OO in lighting and buoying
her coasts. and spends goo 900 wear in main
tanning the system; but foreign ships paw no
tight dues and no hsrbor tonnage dues. but
imply steam in. empty their ballast till the
anchorage Is being ruined. and steam out again.
Japan Is absolutely entitled BY sacred treaties
to change all this vet the outcome of all her
Efforts to bring the sixteen treaty powers to
a-ree upon the details of treaty revision have
resuit, y a. showed in ray last letter. in the
serious proposal Of conditions equally unjust,
impOlitic. unAc-ss sarv and humiliating-con-
ditiOns constituting ''howling shame" as the
representative Of a very great power described
them to ME. Is such stat of things likely to
continue? 1t is not. Then how is 1t going TO
be altered?
THF TREATY POWERS.
First let Us see which are the treaty powers,
what are their interests. and by whom are they
represented The following table tells the
story:
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAIS FOR ELEVATOR, sKYIIGHTs. AND
u SLATE-BAsE. DEPARTMENT OF The IN
TERROR, WARRINGTON, December 3, 1SSS-Sealed
pr0I osas will be received this Department until
TMELxE O'CLOCK NJ, Thu TUESDAY, DECFMBER
TWENTY-SENENTH, 1885, for furnishing and ers-.;-
ing complete elevator in the Pension BuiIdiru;
for furnishing aud fixing on the root the Pension
Building thirty three wood metal frame Skylihts
aud for furnishing and putting in postiOn Slate
Base IN the galleries and corridors of the Pension
Building Separate proposals must he submitted for
each Of the above in duplicate. Iull part;c
gardne the shove either o them, also cztions
Will be furnished application to the Superintendent
OF the Pension Building. Proposals xlust be addressed
to the Secretary OF The Interior with endorsement
envelope showing whether il proposal Elevator
Skygh or Slate Base, all three the Isy be
WILLIAM VILLAS, Secretary. dos, l2, 15,l s22, 20
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TRUsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON
l. STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHEAST.

By virtue of q decree of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in the suit 81 John Web
sser y Mary Wsssts. e al No f Ssss Equity DGete.
9f he gEs9misss e on T rs RRESEMB II
west half Of Lot numbered two e., in Square num-
bered nine hundred and eiehtyth tsss. fronting
thirtywo 1872 feet on street northeast In the city
of Washington, and running back With that width 70
the line of said lot the came being improved by
two two-s story frame dwelling houses.
The property viii be sold in bulk OF q two separate
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree: Onethird
Of the purchase money to be paid IN cash. and the bal
in two equal taments payable with interest
and two years. respectively from day Of sale for
which the notes Of the purchaser secured by deed Of
trust the premises sold shall be even. deposit
Of $50 on each piece Of sold win Be required
ments upon the premises due to the day Of sale viii be
paid of the proceeds Of sale Property to be
veyed upon ratification OF sale BY the court All
veyancng purchasers cost If terms of sale be not
complied with i'll days from day Of sale Trustee
the right resell the premises ct the risk and
cost of defauting purchaser upon Ave days public
Washington, d. G.
q
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DUNCANsON BIB
BROS. Auct,oneera

ii
TRUSTEES, SQUARE. FRONT.
ING MASSACHUSETTSAvEN UE,EIGHTEENTH
POINT CIRCLE.
1l33 folio 392 seq Of the land records Of the Dis
note secured thereby wt sel At public suction q
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A d. 1855. at
All # Square north Of Square numbered
fronting "a feet 10 inches Massachusetts, avenue
159 feet 10 inches street north and n feet on
18th street west being triangular square,, together
with all the improvement ways. easements, rishta
prvileees and appurtenances with belonging OF
In any wise appertaining:
balance in equal instalments at one and two years
for which notes Of the purchaser to be given bear
ing six per cent per snnum interest payshle semi;
OF trust on the premises sold or ali cash Ct option Of
purchaser deposit Of 81 900 required at tune Of
to Be Complied WITH in ten dsys otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property 1t the
risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser Sfter ave
days public notice Of such resale In some neWspape
3tEE = HE C5R s Trustees.
Abstract can be seen st Room 10, No 1910 street
NV d4-dkds
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE ON THE VEST SIDE OF
THIRD STREET; BETWEEN G AND H

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE ON THE VEST SIDE OF
THIRD STREET. BETWEEN AND H
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, made the 2Sth day Of Novem
Der, 1885, in suit OF Queen ct al Holtzman, Equity
No. 10000. we the undersigned trustees. will on
TUESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
Der. 1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK PA, in front of the
real estate, together with the improvements thereon
to wit:
Parts Of original lots numbered ~ and two (2,
in square numbered five hundred and twenty nine
(52e1i in the city of Washington D. c.. bounded and
described follows: Beenning on the west side Of
Sd street west at point one hundred Il 00 feet north
of the southeast Of said being the south
east corner of said lot No. running thence north
twenty i've (26 feet thence west 1922 feet
and nine 90 inches; thence south twenty (25)
feet thence east si1ty-two 1922 feet and nine t9)
inches to the place Of beginning.
Terms of sale Of the purchase price in cash
and the residue in two equal payments on q credit Of
and two respectively from the day Of sale
the purchaser to give his two notes bearing interest st
6per cent from that date payable semi annually to
the purchase money may be paid in cash q The option
required the Of sale II the purchaser fails to
comply with the terms Of sale within ten days from
the date thereof the property will be resod ct his risk
and cost after ten days public notice Of such resae.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN, \
M, co, s21 ~ St NV Trustees.
344 d st NV
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. d6-dts
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BOWLING, Auctsoosse.

VERY HANDSOME EBONY PARIoR SUITE, EASY
SSsS sSkSEE Il SnITER
EoNos. BoDY bhussfLs NOES HNp CAR,
PETS, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, MALNTT
CHAMBER -TINE HAIR MAT
STEERS, ASH SIDEB0ARD, AND CHAIRS, OAK
FxTEkS1ON TABLE,, FINE CHINA AND ass
WARE, TABLE LINEN. KITCHEN REQUISITES
&C., &C.
On THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIR.
TENTH, 1883, COMMENCING AT HALF-PAsI
TEN O'CLOCK shall sell at residence, 2129 street
northwest, . very superior collection Of Household
effects, on view morning q SALE, -,~r,>-,
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BOWLING, Auctionesr.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
THE WEST SIDE OF ELEvENTH STREET, BE
TWEEN D STREET AND SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Columbia passed in equity No. lO66S
27 Francis R. Carter vs. Rschael n. Carter ct 81.
the undersigned trustee viii offer for ssls q En6lc
DECEMBER TWENTIETH, 1855, q HALF PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK, lot seventeen NO of c. n. King q
q to TO- inclusive Of Thomas Youngs subdivis
Of original lot numbered one III in square numbered
the improvements thereon, consisting Of frame
dwelling house.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ments at and two year, With interest from day OF
sale and secured by deed OF trust the premises,
all cash, option Of pun chaser. All oonyeyancing
and recording at cost Of purchaser. "A deposit q
be not complied with ten days the Trustee
the right resell the property at the rsk and cost Of
five days. CHARLES A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
dS-d&ds 406 9th ST. NV.
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DuNcAEsoS BRos. Auessonssa
zoGE EF9 f sA5E Fl 81 S89R
PP AF h AxENyF FsnNn TEE sUsDfvI0oN OF
,s q a 4 l1SN tES& ri 1hc ~ IA.
.Eof e. sEcrEoN SoF TIM smoayunoN on
sAhk si EAi11 tl22A a1RfRR2RT 8HURs&Y Two
TerWs; 0ne-thisd cab balance f 0.na n nSEtas.
With interest g ths g.as g :r es.tp. senn2 frY~
81 81: 81 'sss: S. ~ cS
sals- Te.w . - ep1lsa - q 40 - 49,
Al conysyans1ng q ooseeQ
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS / co, AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES sN.EopTwo-sToHY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE AND LOT, Fronting on b
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust from the heirs of Mary
Wright deceased shall sell at public suction, IN
fre2t q the premises on MoSDAl, nESEMbhR
foogng described real estate in the city of Washing
ton, D Z. and known and designated on the ground
lot NUMBERED thirty-eight ,3sl in square numbered
consisting OF .wo-story Frame Dwelling With modern
improvements, No 600.
Terms: One-hRlf cash balance I'm sig and swelve
months for netes bearing interest from day Of sale and
secured ey deed OF trust on property sold or all cash.
At purchaser cost &loo down on day OF sale and II
terms on sale are not complied with within DAYS
from day OF sale the Trustee reserves the right TO re-
sell ~ risk and cost Of dofsalting purchaser
d3-d&ds a q MEkDDR Trustaa
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Written for The EVENING STAR.
ETIQUETTE AND MANNERS.
What to Do and What Not to Do ir
Polite Society.

MRS. sHERwooD's CORRESPONDENCE COLUMN
CERTAIN QUESTIONS TO THE STAR ANSWERED.
FINGER BOWLS, HIGH TEAS, CHRISTMAS PARTIES,
WEDDING MATIERs-ADvICE ABOUT LOVERS.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
ROAD STREET, MAR WASHINGTON STREET.

IhGSIEES SALE OF LAIuABLE PROPERTY on
ROAD STREET, MAR WASHINGTON STREET.
GEORGETOWN. D. C.
By virtue of q decree rendered in EQUITY Cause No
l1222, entitled Mary E. Bailey ct vir vs. Elizabeth g.
BurIoIghs ct al the undersigned Trustee viii offer
Tor sale at public auction, upon the premisee, on
THURSDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
BEk, 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
az tnat certain piece OF unlmlroved real estate in
Cooke Park" known Ne Lot No. B. ia Alexander Mel
vile Bells subd vision of part of square No. Ill., in
Georgetown, ID c. This Lot contains about 1884
square feet has frontage on Road street Of about
feet and DEF IN on Park avenue Of about 1875 feet
Terms: One-third cash. residue in two equal in
stalinents at one and two years evidenced by pur.
chasers note bearing interest at per annum
from date OF sale and secured by deed of
proierty or all cash, at purchasers option. deposit
OF 500 Is required at the ne of sale aud the
are to be complied with within 10 days thereafter,
conveyancing &C. At Eurchsser's cost
MORGAN r. BEACH, Trustee,
d1-d&ds 4T2 Louisiana ave n W
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~ Pound so;asS IA ;sTsss sEe S.S IeEA sys ~
II ne ..con 81 1s sS S, esss ID M
' - ~ ''''' Of The ''s saST lissss S
WAITE d WILLIAMS 90. Anetosssra
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
By order Of the Taunton silver-rasts Company. ct
our sslesrooms. corner Of 10th and streets. han6
Pennsylvania avenue north west, commsncdng
O'CLOCK A. n. REsCMIN0 AT HALF
PAST TWO AND HALF PAST
SEVEN P. NJ, DAILY,
Until Entire Stock 10 disposed Of
RICH. ELEGANT, AND UNIQUE ELECTRO
PLATED WARE,
FRENCH MANTEL cLocKs
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoNzES.
sTATUETTEs
TABLE
MANTEL.
AND CLOCK ORNAMENTS.
SATIN, CHINA. AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES
In rev colors-9obelin Blue, Old RED Torquoise and
Cameo-singular and beautifully painted with
rich designs, and embossed with gold
FRUIT AND BERRY HowIa
From the Ravenswood Pottery, mounted In silver
LHE-LIKE TKRRA-COTTA BUsTs
Brass Goods,
Music Boxes,
French Bsvel Mirrors
Bose Jars,
Lamps
Albuma, &c, DC.
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUCRRs m SATIN BOXES.
nne line Of Toilet Goods in Csuloid. Brush 0laaa
and Comb, with Manicure Sets together with
alAree assortment Of the celebated
Rogers' Table Cutlery and En-.
gnsh Steal Shears, &c.
Ladies' respectfully and especially invited Chairs
provided for their comfort.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO..
dS-1w Auchonesra
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JAPAN AND THE POWERS.
Inc Present and Future of Japanese In
.ternational Relations.

HOW TIE TREATY FowEEs KEEP THE JAPANESE ~
BoSDAsR-eov. HUBBARD As PEAcEMAkER-rHE
CONFERENCE PLAN ISvALID-THE DECREASE
OF sSsLASD's INFLUENCE.
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AYLLTT T. HOFFMAN,
1921 F st. NV, r-.u
JNO. A. CLARKE. irustee
Webster Law Ruilding

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on NEW HlMP-
~ SHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS NORTHWEST
will sell. at public auction. on THURSDAY, the
THIRTEENTH DAY Of DECEMBER, 1855, at POUR
O'CLOCK PM, sub lot ~, in square 90, fronting 20
feet on the west side OF New Hampshire avenue 12o
feet deep. Alley in the rear
Terms: Cash, subject to o deed of trust secure
81 500 deposit of sloO will be required OF the
purchaser at the time Of sale
did THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN. Auct
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It il announced that number of the churches
viii curtal expenses by reducing the paid
choirs II this keeps up the congregation may
worship. Repubhoan.
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.... 73.77s.603

These are the sixteen Treaty Powers" the
assent Of each and every one of which Japan
must get before she can avail herself of the
undOUbted right TO revise her treaties. Peru
was the only one Of these not represented
round the conference table at the foreign Office
during the recent meetings. And il was con-
stantly the case that some of the smallest of
the pc sers. representing some of the most
trumpery interests. made the most difficulties.
Fancy Japan's autonomy depending on the
consent of Belgium or Denmark or Hawaii or
Peru. The notion is ludicrous. But what is
Japan to do!
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AUCTION SALES.

LINN
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucscnesr.
CATALOGUE SALE
COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS sTATuARY BRoNzEs. nc,
Belonging to the estate Of the lS,e
JAMES c. MCGUIRE
To Be sold by order Of his executors MONDAY DE-
GENDER TEN. 1855. and following days ht
ELEVEN m. and THREE NJ,
atmy sslearoomS
PennsyivsnA avenue and lth street
The collection viii be on view up the hour Of sale
d5-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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WEEKS . CO., Aucuoneers,
w 49, Louisiana ave-.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT SITUATE AT ooRNER OF SIXTH AND
81 sIIkE 1 soTLHWESI, KNOWN AS PREM
By virtue Of the decree pss~ed the Sd day Of Novem-
S Ssa rsSS n equity cause Nc lss Doc %
are complainants and Mary G. bah ct al defendants
the undersigned trusfees viii. on MONDAY, DECEM-
Der TENTH. 1855 AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front OF the premses at public auction sell the fol-
lowing real estate TO wit Beginning the southeast
corner Of lot one in square numbered four hundred
and seventy 400, and running thence sixty-one 81
fest west, thence north twelve and half (i2}<D feet
thence east sixtyone t6) feet, thence south twelve
and half 121D feet to the beginning, together with
the improvements, &c.
, Terms Of sale, e prescribed by the decree: One
third in cash. and the balance at and years
equal payments, for which the the purchaser
shall be taken bearing interest from the day Of sale
and lien retained upon the property sold all as
at the option Of the purchaser loo will be required
to be paid on day OF sale II the terms OF sale
complied with in ten daye the property will be resod
at the cost Of the defsultne purchaser All convey
Anctng at cost Of purchaser
AYLkTT T. HOLTZMANl
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AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE THERE WILL m sold AT THE
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