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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TfSS Rirk so SALE OK OF rTTENry.rwo NEW
SOUTH CAIITOL STREET AND pEIfwkkF
AVENUE sOUTHWksT, AND IN ALLY IN
REAR IHEkLof, ADJOINING GAHTiFip
R hNfkrh APP MIlH HI S IHREE SQUARES OF
BY virtue Of twenty two (1 several deed. Of ,ru.t
al dated on the 18th day Of December 1855 and n.
v the land records a The Dsr as 81 oSss pils
and at the request Of the holder the notes by said
to the best aud highest bidder therefor. IN
DAY THE THRIFT RTkENfMn i'f pAS On OF GFEDN 10
nkMBER. 1883. ct FOUR O'CLOCK PM
All those lots of ground situate IN the city
OF Washington. District OF Columbia. and known on
81 "a, IS. 80. 81, IS, 80. 40 Al, AZ Al "a A. 4o'
81, ~, ~ 90. D nd %. in Wadrons subdivision OF
square numbered o4O, duly recorded in book 3 page
OF the records of the surveyors office of the said
District Lots from 81 to So both inclusive each
rooms and cellar. Lot 80 LOTT has three story
prlck with store and cellar. all have gas water. &C.
Los 40 10 OIL both inclusive. each improved with
two.story BRICK dwelling hayne four rooms. Lot 81
mas tw0-story brick containing rooms.
These lots will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale TO each lot are these; Cnethird of
tne purchase money IA cash and the balance in two
equsl payable in and years.
Ney from day OF sale. with interest AZ per centum
per huunl, payable semi annually and secured by
oeed oi trust on the property sold. all cash. Iur
chssers option. deposit Of 100 will be REQUIRED
on each To- at time of sale. Terms must he COMPLIED
WIN IN ~ Gays from day Of sale the trustees will
resell AT rlsk aud cost of drfauting purchaser All
con'eyancins and recording at purchasers cost
JOHN A. ARMS, r-,.,uu.
IL RUSS PkRh1. @A0S
r,-,.s. GEO W. sIlCkNEY. Auctioneer,
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there a policeman in this crowd?"
Senator Stewards Grandchildren.

Senator Stewart of Nevada recently instituted
legal proceedings to determine the custody of
the two children of his daughter and divorced
son-in-law. A. W. Fox. the boys having lived
with the Senator and Mrs. Stewart since 1884,
Mr.. Fox, who had desired to recover his chill
dren, finally withdrew all objections to their
present custody, and the court i'll its decision
said: Il am perfectly satisfied that senator
Stewart has taken the best of care OF the chill
dren for hive or six years. He has sent them to
one OF the best schools, where they are sur
rounded by friends. and under any circun-
stances should have left them in charge of
the Senator for tue present. They are IN the
best of hands and the father is willing they
should remain with their grandparents
shall modify the decree placing them in the
hands OF the Senator, with the privilege of the
father seeing them on all proper OCCASIONS
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. $3.50 st

"
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 4Ol, ON fIGH M
STREE BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS
EnkI HM iTpi BEING HOUSE No. ll2s
Under and by virtue of deed of trust dated the
18th day OF ctober, d. 1855. and recorded in lber
ltol at ioo I'D ct seq of the land records of the
District OF Columbia and at the request PARTY
secured thereby, We will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises. III RSDAN. the
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID. isSg.
at HALt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AT.
IEhNoON, the following described resi- estate.
situate in the city of Washington IN said District and
designated on the groun plat plan said city
part OF lot numbered twelve - in sQuare numbered
four hundred and one GOD beginning the same at
point on Sth street sixteen feet south from the
Northeast corner OF said lot and running thence south
hfteen feet two inches thence ninety feet
four TO the rear line of said lot thence north
hieen feet two inches and thence east 10 the place
beginning, the same being improved by (2l story
brck dwelling house, In good repair containing eig
rooms.
Terms of salet Twenty-seven hundred dollars
81, IOO) cash and the balance in and years
from date % sale for which the prumssory notes of
purchaser must be given, bearing interest payable
and to be secured by deed trust on the property
sold or all cash. ut purchasers option. All convey
anclng and recording at purchasers cost deposit
$lOO required at time of sale. If the terms of sale
are not complied with in days after DAY sale
the trustees reserve the right to resell the risk and
cost OF deiauting purchaser alter three days public
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published ia
Washington. d. G.
SAMUEL MADDOX,
}. TARBELL DYER, ( Afusseess
oc2o-d&dbs 1874 st. NV,
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FUTURE DAYS.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SCkEET. CQRNEH OLE EuIR III 81 n

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. 400 K
STREET, CORNEk OF FOURTH SHEET
NORTHEAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of u certain deed Of trust dated October
.. lSoS, aud duly recorded in ber No. 1885, folio
4CS ct of the land records of the District Of
Columbia aud ut the request of the holder Of note
secured thereby will otter for sale At upc AUCTION,
III front of the premises, D.. "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
THiRIEENTh, 1883, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. m the
following real estate, situate in the city of
Washington District Of Columbia, and known as art
OF lot No in square No. St6. being the entire
twenty (!0 feet aud one I'D inch frontux street
north and excluding with the width twenty feet and
one inch to the rear line of said lot No =, aud i'm
proved by twostory Brick dwelling and store, sub
lect however to three certain prior deeds of trust
The rst duy recorded in liber No. folio "a ct
seq; securing building association. under which
IN hber No l2S, folio 324 ct seq, for $50 o. with
interest from June %, 1885 at per cent The third
trust duly recorded in ber 1907 folio 81 ct seq for
with interest ct per cent from January 20,
1905 al o. said trusts being duly recorded among the
land records Of the District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale Cash deposit Of 500 win be re-
ing at the purchasers cost Of sale to be
piled with within ten days from day Of sale or the
property will be resold ut the risk cost Of default
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON
n4Qt9 Trustee-
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sEwALL TOLD HIS CAProRs
The NIcNIi,Iau-Readv Mill

Local pugilists are looking with much in
terest on the coming mill between Mcmillan.
the English pugilist, and Nike Ready, the
champion heavy weight of Washington. Nc
MILAN proposes to stop Ready in ten rounds or
forfeit $50. Both men are now in active train
ing and a rafting set-to is expected. This
match will probably be the last chance to see
MeAlillan in the prize ring. as he intends to
retire after his bout with Ready. Mcmillan
claims the welter-Teight championship of
America, and as his claim has not been dis
puted he will retire claiming the championship.
The bout will take place at Lannon's opera
house, Alexandria.
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FRIENDS IN NEED.
A Chicagoan's Method of Summon Ing
the Police.

From the Chicago Tribune
High above the din of traffic, the discordant
babel of qucrulous and angry voices and the
means of anguish from the poorhorses that
fell on the slippery granite pavement at the
thronged street corner and bruised their knees
rose the eager, almost despairing cry of a
human being laboring under some tremendous
excitement.
lis there policeman in this crowd?"
There was a mOmentary hush, but no re-
spouse to the demand of the excited uues-
TONER, and the converging streams of hui
manIty met. crossed each other and hurried on
their way as before, while the confusing 70 ar
OF the mighty thoroughfare at whose intersec-
ton the crowd was thickest rose on the air
again.
1T is a case of life and DEATH" shrieked the
voice.
Still no response. The faithful guardians of
the cltys welfare were evidently duty in
other portions of the great metropolis.
Again the voice rang out:
Its case of snake bite. must find some
place where L can get quart of pure whisky"
IN show yez!' responded as one man
thlrty-seven stalwart policemen within sound
: of his voice. as they elbowed their way toward
him through the dense throng.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA
MNLNUE BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA
AkNUE BEIMEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree OF the supreme Court OF the
Dlstrlct OF columbia made and entered in EQUITY
Cause numeer 1882, Lucy h. MckebnA, guArsiian,
vs. Marina NJ Mchenna ct al, will offer Tor sale Al
funllc Auction IN front Of the premises, on IHUkS-
DAl, the SEVENTH day of NONEMBhR, A ID, lss.l
ALIVE OiClOe PM. all a part Of the following
described Real Estate: Lot number , OF the sub
DIVISION OF Original Lot One and part OF Original Lot
Two IN square number $50, in the city Washington
ana Dstflct OF Columbia except small triangular
piece OF said lot 10 the southwest corner thereof
which contains shout I'll feet The part 20 be
sold Is KNOWN as 81 jig aud 33l PennsylvuniA ave-
sc, ana is bounded follows. Beginning at a point
on ST TO- feet from the southeast OF said
square, thence west .06 feet; thence IN q north
feet thence north about 10 feet thence northeast
erly 5S92 feet to pennsyIyaniA ave: thence south-
easterly along said avenue ~ feet thence south
westerly ~ % feet TO place OF beginning, containing
about !, 53n square feet
Terms of sale: OEe-third cash. the residue in one
ana two years, Ia equal evidenced hy The
roinissory notes OF the purchaser Tearing te a. OF
heday 81 sale, with inter- per cent Ter anum
ana secured by reserved htn deed trust IN the
plolerty IN tile discretion OF the trustee or III the
purchaser should desire. the eutife Payment may
oe lade ~ cash. deposit OF 500 will 6e required
on tne DAY OF sale ana ali convey and recording
Will be at the purchasers cost Iron failure of ur
chaser 10 comply With said wtilu two we. Ia
from day OF sale the trustee the rlhl resell
the property at sk and defaulting purchaser
EDWARD b MCCALMONI, trustee.
oC-oo&os Az IA ave.
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oc.1.2-dts

DESIRABLE BGSlNLSs PROPERTY, CORNER
~ OF nth And STREETS NORTHWEST, BE-
ING No. 900 AND 5J2 1lIh srhEEI AND
M. llO3 STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER FIT H,
ut Il AI-f-i ASH FOLK O'CLOCK we viii sell in front
OF the premises
Fronting 80 ieet lt slreet lest and 30 feet
l. street nortil and improved Brick Stores. Nos 800
and )U2 lth street and Dwelling 20. i lob street
northwest.
This very d sirable for business purposes
and can be improved by building can remain
as now under good rental.
Terms UnetLrd cas- Il, balance in and two years.
notes TO bear per cent interest pay able sei-annu
a:iy and 10 be secured by deed " trust es
all cash at option Of Chaser. deposit 5000
Iired at tilne OF sale. Couyey lat
COS. Terms TO be complied with in tea days; other
Wise resale At risk and cost dcIauling purchaser
alter five days notice of such resale i'll some
paper published Ill \, aslling ton, DC.
oc2S-d&ds DUNCANSON BsOS.. Auctioneers
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JOHN s. SwoRMSTEDTl rrrs,a.s
n1-3t WILLIAM MAlSl, ( irustees.
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

CuANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
Proved PROPERTY On BRIDGE s1kEET
NEAR The NEW BhIDGL. GEOhGErowN,
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of, the
District OF Columbia, passed ia equity No.
l2U2S. docket 30, Will sell TUESDAY the
FIFTH DAY OF SOyEABER, A l.. 1889. III front
OF the PROMISES, mt ROM O'CLOCK PM, all the
right title and interest OF the PARTIES to sand
and to ali The following described real estate in
Georgetown District or Columbia, to wit: Parts of
hteen, III Peter, ty Threlkeld and Deakln's ad-
diton to Georseiowu. Beginning the south side of
bridge street at the northwest corner OF said lot
nteen ana running east " u said south IIne OF Bridge
street 24U feet !, ~, the west boundary
line of the property formerly owned by wm. Dyer.
thence south by and with sald west boundary line
the North line VI the lana Condemned cor the of
the Chesapeake and ONO canal thence west by and
with the north line of the land condemned the
east line OF Lllgan street. and thence with said
line north TO the place oil beginning, portion said
property being Improved Dy u Largo Brick House.
Shops, &c.
Terms prescribed by said decree cne-thrd of the
purchase money III cash the balance III three equal
lustalnents Ia Twelve, el=l4seen and twenty fcur
mCnts respectively from the day OF SALE tor which
pronissory notes shall be given 10 bear Interest at
per cent per annun from The day of sale and 10 be
secured by Deed OF trust the prof. ery sold,
the option OF the purchaser. The whole any greater
proportion than oue-thld oi the urchase money may
be paid III cash The property wil DE first offered as
"a whole, and II satisfactory nd therefor obtained
tic same will be offered IA l.Tcc.s of wLich plat viii
lie exhibited at the time sale. II the same BE- sold
as wlUIe deposit II 81 % wl he required at the
unl& of sae; II III parcels, IaS nent OF SlOU UPON
each parcel sold viii be required All convey ancing
aid recording to be ut the cost the purchaser. If
the terms OF sale not complied with Ill ten days
from the day oI sale the Properly wl Dc old at The
REX and cost Of the UetauInS purchaser after nye
days notlce Al - he i-VcnIng STAR
JI,SSl. H. WILSON, Trustee,
12lS ul-ress st. and end4ll Bailding.
CaAILLs Ii. CRAulN, Trustee,
oco2-dts 32l 40 81. INV.
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False Rumors as to the Pope,s Health

Rome Correspondence of the Catholic Mirror.
There is 30 much that is false concerning the
condition and health of the holy father sent
out by correspondents here, who really have
no means of Knowing anything more about
either than can be CLEANED at secondhand
from the say-so of others, that it is not sur
prising if very erroneous impression prevails
IN the outside world as to the bodily condition
Of the pontiff. As matter of fact, considering
his great age and the enormous weight of care
and responsibility incident to his position, Leo
XIII enjoys remarkable immunity from the
weaknesses and disorders common to his time
OF life. His appearance being of slight build
gives at first glance an impression Of feeble
ness that a knowledge of his habits and the
amount OF work performed fails to bear out
Though delicate looking to all unusual degree,
the holy father is singularly free from ANYTHING
like the 'fainting spells" and periods of pros
tration attributed to him
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SAND UNlMPkOEED RIAL ESTATE IN The
CITY OF MASHINGIoN DC, BELONGING TO

SAND UNlMPhOnED RIAL Estate IN Inc
The ESTATE OF THE LATE LEWIS THOMAS
sG1aTs s sS sub sub lots & ID y and
square 354, sub lot A and part Of sub lot 3.
ny virtue Of decree q the supreme Court of the
1859. in cause therein pending numbered $50
public the highest and best nidder there
for, at tine times and in front OF the several premises
lowing lots OF ground. all situated the city of
WASHINGTON, District OF Co!un.bla, Gnd kioTa upon
the plat OF said city as they respectively
ON IhURsDAY, OCTOBER .THIRTY-oNE, at
HALF-PAsr Fol O'CLOCK PM. Lots number d
seventeen 40. eighteen q 81. nineteen tiyD and
eighty mine tjSyj < 10 the IGriiiion o. sd
square made by Daniel Brent ct al, ,-io.Iers
ulon etitlOn OF Motley oung, una Re, orei A. lrtl
non doc%et No. 1, ioO .IS ct OF tie r,co.a- OF
ts viii he I'd sepsr,teiT IheS % i -
corner OF lOih and q streets southwest ai-d are -
d srahle; Lot Is Is improved Uy iwO-sIOry ald
Immediately thereafter Lots numbered ei ghteels -
uLi ninety t:iBOj, accosu!e ne I-.l,i,n 81 :. u
square made by DaLlr Brrl; ct al. -
uIon petition oi Notey louny lid recorded .4ti-
the s.Id Clint cou.t T,ese ,oI. sr, On d. , ~
est coz rr Il s. Id 10th AID u streets ana haze
ON fIIDAI, kOTEHBER FIRST. at HALF-FASr
FOUR utLpLh. lot lrttgr.c ll a aill A. trad
ley's sui,NisicI 81 square nu ..le tire, hu,.r,d
OF the record. %: the >urye, acc ~ "a, aaiG D.s-
trlct Tins lol !ronts ~ D. -. between = d 4
SIS Sw- ana is IMPROVED by ! 50 iTo-s:ury 4E4ck
Iulled Lately thereafter all hat fart OF Lot
beTed Three ~ IN said square .'i cOntelae': within
the following IL lteS q bounds. BesI ll. the
same at point Oh Ii TIA street LlsJat IL and
Inches north from the soI;t!lw.s corner Of the ga
square, aud ruapIIg thence forth - ieet aDd .
liiUhes 5vng lin ST., In, - iCat. theuv
,utu - feet and inches and theAce west loo ieet
l.. the place of BEGINNING
lot a.sO fronts IN 4. and is improved by
Two lwo-story Brick Dwelling
i lac terms Of s4ie, as prescribed by law, in
each case. these Ohe-thrd vi TIE purchase money
the day % sale. onetird IN one !er and one-:hird
two years thereafter with interest per ceut per
allnuIn the deferred payments 10 be secured lhe
PARTIES according t. their respective interests. by
good and sufficient MORTGAGE IL premises so
sold, which shall be subject 10 the approval of The
court All convey and recording u purchasers
cost. The will resell purchasers risk and
cost unless terms OF complied with nfteep
days from day OF sale.
r ROSS PERRY, Trustee
oclS-d&ds Eendall Building
81 THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED IN
I'll lHUaSDAf AND fhiDAi, NOVEMBER
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Business COMPLICATIONS.

VIM. Turnbull & Co. of New York, are
involved deeply In legal complications The
trouble grows out of dealings with the Roche
dale WOODEN mills Of Boston. Eben Dale, jr.,
manager OF the mills shot himself some time
ago, ana the trustees that were appointed to
take charge of the mills repudiated his busI-
ness transactions. Mr.. VIM. Turnbull said last
night: a few weeks prior to the death of E.
Dale We advanced money on a quantity of mer-
chandlse represented to be at the mills. Dale
shot himself. leaving his affairs in very COM
plicated condition. New trustees were an
pointed. They repudiated the business trans
action of Dale and refused to continue shipping
the goods to us ON which these drafts had been
Issued Thereupon We declined to pay the
drafts OF the Rochedale mills, rs we had no
funds or goods of theirs Oh hand to meet them.
There has been no assignment yet. 1t is
simply fight as 10 who shall pay the drafts"
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ChANcERY SALE OF IS, 9a22o SQUARE FEET
OF GROUND Fronting ON NORTH ID,
SQUARE 1MENTl-TWO.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed April b. 1873, and of
ooO4. docket ~, Anderson ct Il Boyle eft al, We
the undersigned 1rustees VIII sell at public auction
BER TnIR1ILiH, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all
OF original lots one Cd and SIX 90, square twenty
t2.D.
Both are corner lots Lot six 90 fronts o., feet on
north sheet and IS. o fec north 25th street.
and contains l2,a12.lO square ieet. Lot one (l)
fronts Il -. fcgI on lursh 18Th street and loI feet
Water stceeI and contains 3D. 30 10 square feet
and is improved by large twostory BRICK house con-
tanning eighteen or twenty rooms. a ls pro- erty is
proyeneuts and IL eligible tor any purpose.
The lots viii first be offered together and il
satisfactory Did Is not Obtained they Will then be Of
fertd SCI aIattiy.
Terms CT sale: One-third purchase money in cash /:
balace II two equal install ments at and years,
VIA it rest ~ seven e. cent To DC evidenced by
;e purchaser notes and secured Uy mortgage on
the pro- erty sold. Offers at private sale viii be
received until lie day vi sale. Pats and of
title will he exhibited the sale deposit Of L. 90
will be required OF the purchaser the Of sale
Terms Oh safe must be CONF lied with within ten tlOD
days after day OF SALE the trustees viii resell
risk and cost of the deiaultng purchaser upon the
terms specified IN said DEGREES.
Claimed by the parties i'll interest winch are now
before the Court OF the District Vi Columbia,
and 10 which the purchaser will succeed.
IHOdAS NJ. FIELDS. trustee,
Fendail Buliding corner IL and n.
BEkNA1.D kILA, AR I'm. Trustee,
oc1S-d&ds $40 New Ham, shire ave. NV.
cS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
". DNESDAl, SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. u.
THkEE O'CLOCK PM.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, Trustee,
fendall Building, ~ and ID SITS. NV.
BERNAkD klLMAh1lN, Trustee,
oc31-d&dbs $40 H ave. NV.
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oc31-d&dbs
NHoMas BOWLING, Auctioneer.

LXECUTORS' SALE OF HOUSE No. 921 STREET
Under by virtue OF last Will Jacob sclef-
ley the undersigned executors will sell public
tion. front of the premises, MONDAY the ElEV-
ENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lSSy,at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, Lot 13 13J in samuel kedfern's recorded SUBJ
division OF square three hundred aud sixty $685.
Lot Is is improved by three-story brick house
Terms Of sale: One third in cash residue one and
two years. The purchasers notes be given tor the
deferred payments and to bear interest from day of
sale at per cent annum. payable semi
aud be secured the property Sold the
ton Of the undersigned executions. all cash the
option of purchaser. deposit Of $500 70 be made
when bid il accepted and of sale 10 be fully
piled with days thereafter otherwise the execu-
tors the right sell the and cost OF the
defauting purchaser Conveysncing and recording at
purchasers cost CHRISTIAN G. SCHNEIDER,
Executor, l207 St NV
CHARLES EDNONSTON.
ec30-dts Executor, GIL q st NV
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A DASvILLE REGISTRAR ARRESTED.
The Catholic Congress-.

Chairman Onahan of the committee on Or
ganization Of the American Catholic congress.
has issued request to the chairman, secretary
or vice president Of each delegation to the
congress that could be reached asking them to
prepare list of the duly appointed delegates
from their dioceses and forward the names at
once to the committee headquarters in Balti-
more
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
POINTERS.

UyoS sednt a LOT,
u you ioont Board,
Y you ,odnt Store,
# you cant Rooms
II you pdra a House
II you ,oant lodgings,
II you toant a Tenant,
II you todnt Bodrder,
II you trant 10 Lend Money,
If you tcdnt 10 BorroIo Money
II you ,cant TO Sell Anythins,
II you ,cant TO Buy Anything
AdrHtase the fact in The Ecsnng Star.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMPRovED LOT ON
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET. IN SQUARE IMNE-
DIATELY sOUTH OF THE CAPiToI.

DfATELY SOUTH OF THE cxPiToL
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed IN the Of Bulger
undersigned trustee win sell e PUBLIC auction in
DAY Of NuvPpnBT 1850 a FofR nctf f1s
the following real estate situated in the sad
plan thereof part Of lot numbered nfteen in
square number six hundred and thirtysix 1885,. be-
cunning for the same the distance Of twenty-one
(2 feet six to inches from the northeast corner Of
said lot and running thence south thirty l33
the said lot thence north thirty three 3 feet thrss
CD inches thence east to the place Of beginning.
twelve Q2 months the deferred payments . bear In
sale. all cash. at the option Of the purchaser Al
conyeysncing - the cost Of the purchaser depot Of
sale not complied with IN ten days the trustee
serves the right TO resell q the rsk q the defsulttng
'e ocssiSs hA . "a ssiT1 os,.asss ~.
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Congressman WILEY Robbed,

Congressman John NJ. Wiley was robbed OF
800 at the Genesee house, Buffalo, MY. by
bell boy named Ewing. The Congressman al
lowed the bell boys to 20 to his valise for CIGARS
and while accepting this invitation Ewing found
the money and kept it,