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A Blacksmith's Museum,

From The New York Collector
Henry B. Smith of Detroit Mich has col
lected an interesting museum Of local and gen
eral character. He began life as a blacksmith
at Murfreesboro, Tenn, and settled in De-
troit In 1863. He worked hard for a little more
than bare living and still found time and
means 10 gather the things which interested
him, and which now form a valuable cOliec-
ton. As he himself explains it, be ALWAYS
watched the secondhand stores OF Detroit and
other cities ver= carefully. Whenever he heard
of al auction sale of the effects OF an old or
prominent citizen be made il point to be on
hand. Tha, was the source from which many
valuable relics were obtained. including those
Of Gen. tass and the Campau family. For
many wears past he picked up everything Of
historic interest which came within his reach
He has embodied in his museum the Dela Hub
bard collection Of coins, that of Herbert Bowen
the Young collections, that of ID. Farrand
Henry, the Bernstein and Mrs. Salmon
collections and many others Of equal
note. He also picked up many valuable odds
and ends at New York auction sales His col
lection includes a very complete assortment OF
the relics collected by Gen. Lewis Cass. In it
are old newspapers dating back to 1899, an
ancient warming pan, old brass andirons, tail
brass candlesticks, caudlestick trays or walters
and ponderous shutters. From the Abbott
homestead he has andirons, trays, suuffers
candlesticks and tongs. bought from the Jew
dealers after they had been sold at auction; and
from the old Campau home the old iron coffee
mill, candle mods. fat irons, three tin and
two pottery teapots, sugar bowl and cream
pitcher. copper stew kettle of unique de-
sign made in England in l760. and a small
hair trunk was owned by Mrs. John f. Warren
in 1850 and given to Miss 5. VI. Warren, a
Detroit descendant, in 1852. There is brass
kettle that once belonged to George Washing
ton and another that was used BY Mrs James
X. Polk and unique brass candlestick that was
used by Sir VIM johnson. There is a map of
the city of London in 1907, one of Detroit in
1886. one of Washington in 1850 valuable old
steel portraits Of Washington. Gen. Harrison,
grandfather of the President: Daniel Webster,
Edward Everett and Henry Clay. These were
executed many years ago and are very rare
Mr.. Smiths museum includes au almost in
Vulnerable collection of relics of the wars OF
the evolution, 1912 and the rebellion. There
are four trees which contain cannon balls and
grape shot, very ancient and curious English
bar shot. no less than sxty-four different STYLES
OF pistols, ranging in age from the invention of
such weapons down TO the present time. one
being a twelve-chambered old French biunder-
buss. the saber carried by Gen. John Morgan
during his famous raid a banjo made from an
old pie pan and pieces of wood by a Union
soldier in Libby prison. and what he claims to
be the key of Libby prison itself. He has also
collection of coins numbering some 5000
pieces.
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Flowers Imbe dded In Ice.

From the London Telegraph.
A decided novelty is on view at the Royal
Aquarium, Westminster, in connection with the
exhibition Of the National Chrysanthemum So
ciety. For the first time in history flowers
from New Zealand have been imported in ice
and the experiment has proved complete sue
cess In the antipodes the culture Of the chrys-
anthemum has awakened good deal Of interest
There April corresponds with the English
chrysanthemum month Of November, but until
this year the growers here have had no means
OF accurately judging the methods OF the plants
reared in our Australasan colonies. 1t &C.
Cured to Mr.. Garland, gardener to a gentle
man living at Wellington, to take a few Of his
finest flowers TO the meat refrigerating works.
There they were placed in tin canisters filed
with water and then frozen. The tins were
opened at the Royal Aquarium and found to
contain each q solid block Of transparent ice.
In the middle Of which, imbedded. Is it were. in
the pure crystal, Was . beautiful bloom, perfect
in shape and color, and comparing, as experts
declared. with the finest varieties customarily
exhibited In England. In recognition Of the
success Of the enterprise, taken in conjunction
with its merits, q silver-gilt medal was awarded,
the feeling being that by way Of encourage
ment TO the New Zealand growers . special
prize should be given.
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Killed by Her Husnand.

PARTICULARS come of she brutal killing Of Mrs
Allison Owens by her husband near Albany
Clinton county, Kentucky, Saturday morn.
ing Owens, who is q son OF DR.. R. d.
Owens. prominent citizen of Clinton county
arose from his bed about O'Clock and procur-
ing an Ak he buried the blade deep in
the right side OF his wifes head.
She apparently died without a struggle
Owens then attempted to kill himself by cut
ting his throat with a razor, but was not sue.
cessful. When Owens found that he must live
he begged the doctors to let him die. He would
make no explanation Of his rash act, simply
saying that he and his wife had secret.
But his relatives believe he became insane
through brooding over the death of q favorits
child. which occurred by accident several years
ago, and for which he blamed his. wife. He II
about thirty-two years Of age and well to do.
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THEY STOOD BY THE coNpUcroR

Strike of Employees of the City Street Rail-
way of Columbus, Ohio.
A special dispatch to The EVENING Stan
from Columbus says: The employees OF the
City Street Railway Company went out on
a strike this morning and not car is running
at this hour - a, m except on the West SIDE
line, which is owned by another company.
George Alexander. conductor, refused &c
accept dime from passenger because, as he
claimed, it was mutilated. The rule of the com.
pany is that mutilated coin will not be accepted
from the conductors. The conductor and pas.
senger had vigorous dispute. the conductor
coming out victorious, but the passenger re-
ported him TO the company and he was re-
moved. The employees grievance committee
demanded his reinstatement. On this being re-
fused the strike was ordered. The company
claims it has other reasons for removing Alex
ander, but decline to give them.
No attempt has yet been made to run cars
with new men.
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jobs 4. BNckfSSaHkx.l Trustees
GEO. ". STIOKNEY, Auct n4-eokds
10 ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. AuctioneerA

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN % DWELLING
HOUSES ON B STREET NORTH BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS EAST
mp THREE 81 H9rsE n on TENTs S sTkRIEET
1892. recorded in Iber 1877. folio e43 one Of the
undersigned trustees VIII sell At public suc-
! aSt Roe fEs1s e 8
lots 81, Sc. "a 81. IS. IS and s. and the south
IL So feet Of % in Loveless and Phillips subdi-
vision Of lots in square &c. In the city Of Washing
ton. D. c.. Each OF said lots and each of said parts
Of lots 10 improved by brick dwelling hous,, Zach
house. with the lot on which II h buit viii be cold
separately and will be sold subject TO prior deed Of
trust viz OF g. l00on part lot % Of Is 100 part lot
81 500 on lot S. and Of % 500 on each Of lots S. 81
and said part Of lot 3d. with interest on each q
said amounts from September 1892 81 the rate Of
g per cent per annum. payable semi-annualy. the
principal q s.id amounts being payable in nvs years
Terms q sale cash balance in .ix and twelve
months. or all cssb q option Of pureh.ser. De-
chs.er and to Be secured deed q Gus md 70 6ssr
required each house when bid Il scceptsd. II
terms Of sale not complied with N ten days The
trustee. reserve the ht q rsss q nh and cost a
'' 'xi xDsoxsr9s. ar ,y
HENRY z erReQN. nsssse
046b0o - 4unnay1vnn1a eve a.
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wr.ttan for The Evenins Star.
A Song of the Election.

Written for The Evenins Star.
A Son. of the Election.
whs, means the mighty stir today
Like cyclone drawing near
Or sound of battle far away,
We crowd the street TO hear?
Not that-but thts--shsIl BENJAMIN
Or Grover now he cou ried .ni
Be counted IN or counted out,
Nomen,ous issue nigh
As If the question were about
The world, 20 i've or die
A; least as II our country grand.
by ;ais OF that must fall or stand.
Nay, nav, nv brothers, think OF this
II Benjamin the one.
The last four years that have been as,
The WORK !s robIy done;
II Grover be the rising star
HIS record past VIII nothing mar.
The counuy's safe, q This, or that
Whatever be the name
Republican, or democrat
The root Of both the same
one Greek, the other Latin word.
In both the peoples rule Is heard.
God re'gns, our fathers God above.
The surest word OF all
II In His ways our footsteps move
No evils can befall-
The very changes tina, may come
The prelude sweet OF heaven anc home.
November s, 1892 III. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
RATCLIFFE. DARR co. AUCTIONEERs,
~ 800 PA. AVE. NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES NO. 1905 Z
FUTURE DAYS.

By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
bered l407l. wherein Charlie. II Raub ct al. are
compliments and Whitfield Jacksouet al defend
ants, the undersisned. as trustees. VII ODER for
ykMBHk. isa2, a HafF.pxsT FoTs O'CLOCK
Wit Part of lot numbered 10 In square sc,
beginning for 1.-THE same at point on North K
cas-: Of said lot sixteen 6 and running thence
feet. thence eighteen tiS) feet thence north
fortyfve (45) feet to the place Of beRinnine Said
real estate improved by atwo-story brick DWELLINGS
eight roorns with cellar.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree:
ats at one and two years with interest from
the property fod ali cash. It the option Of the pu
chaser. deposit OF eco viii be required At the
tLARENCEA BRANDEyBURo.
r,r> 412 9Th u NV. rru.a...
-. aos. Z 5.S.ibt11 P.eass b,Ss..
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Shot His PLAYMATE

Two boys, named Ray F. Wood and Charles
Doyle. were in woodshed near the house Of
Fred. Cahen in North Stoughton. Mass. ves-
terday morning, when Doyle was killed. Wood
has been arrested charged with the shooting.
was accidental. He is but eleven years Old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-09

A FIRE yesterday morning in the four
story brick building III to 1877 waliahout
street. Williamsburg, N. Y, caused loss
Of ESQ 900. The building wss occupied by the
New York Steel and Copper Plate Company.
The loss ID divided. The cause Of the IRE y
unknown. = 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-09

John Falk, an old German peddler living by
himself at 20 yandewater street, New York
city, was yesterday found dead in his room,
the entire front Of his face gnawed off by three
pet cats which shared his apartments.
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Suicide OF a Judge of Election.

suicide OF Judge Of ElcctiOn.
Daniel Bornia, aged sixty-two, a democratic
judge Of the election in the second ward. shot
himself dssd with pistol before as6ght at
Columbus. Ohio, yesterday. The cause vas
trouble over financial and family matters.
The election went on in his house.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING lis ID STREET
STORAGE

CEPARATE, CLEAN. LIGHT, DRY AND AIRY
- storage aJartnents at LATINER 3 nL0AN'S,
1907 81 n convenient location - The c5fy.
n31m
TIE eAFETY STORAGE ANb VAN COMPANY,
warehouses Nos. 10 and u Z q. n-e-ssorers Of
soussnoid fnrn,,uss: g.snos psinslnss nd nisrors
a,Scss sed dsp0s'i .ua,a, ALBEIT 1kkoo
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EGTIRE RtNS
'CANsoN BROS AUCTIONrFKs.

ntNCANSoN BROS. AUCTIONEERS
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE rNINPRovFp
PROPERTY IN EpGENOOD, SITUATE M
@EDlATEll NORTH OF ECKINGTON. IN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue If deed Il trust hearing date Sep,eru-
ber22. Nd. 1890. and recorded IA Iiller l523 folio
S6 - Of the land records Of the District - Co
lunhia aud by authority a. an order of the supreme
Court Of said District PASSED October -, lhti2 IN
equity No. l40gS. and at me r,-one.t AZ tie
holder of the note secured ny said deed 81 trust We
wtIeNpose 60 sale at suctpn On II ESDAH THE
IWi.NIf.sIonND DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D.
fssse, AT THREE O'CLOCK Z Vi On the preuIiss-s
selarately. the squares blocks Nos. and 4 IN
Katherine Chase 81 al. subdi vision nart II Ee,-
wood, per plat recorded IN Gihar County No :.
folio ss. IN the Surveyor Office of the District u Co
umbia. together with all the rights privileges and
apI iurtenance- 10 the same belonging.
Terms: une-third cash. 10 lAncs IN fonr equal IN
stallmens in six. twelve. eighteen and twenty
months, TO be secured the property sold aud bear
ing interest al the rate 81 per per Annur pay
able semi annually from date II sae, all cash a
OPTION of purchaser. deposit OF 900 each parcel
sold will be REQ uired at time Of sale. Terms -Ale
be complied with ten days Otherwise trustees re-
the risht e. resell the properly a. the risk an
cost OF defaulting purchaser or purchas ers.
MAHLOS ASHFORD -.
noS-dts Adds b. BROWNE. irusp~cs
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NEWS FROM THE POLLS
New York Went Democratic By Over
10000.
RESULTS IN OTHER STATES.

Whore the Successful Candidates Were
Known Early This Morning-sctnes ut
National Headquarters of the Two Parties
IN New York City.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERNAN>
DuNoANsoN BROS. Auc,s. xa aad D 81. a. ..

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,s.. e<s AID D sta az
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No.
162l MADISON STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed Il trust hearing date on TIRE 9th
DAY OF Arr7l lss recor'i-i in lAeer 1917 folio 249
81 seq of the lsad records of District q. Coun-
bia and at the request Of the parties secured .h.reey
will sell a. pubic auction IN front Of the pr~ratse.
OF THURSDAY, The TWENTIETH DAY OF 90
ToBER, A. u, 1902. AT HAIF-pIsr rorR
O'CLOCK VI: the following piece parcel Of laud
situate IN the city Of WASHINGTON besne 10; numbered
sevsnty-three tssl. square narpberea one hvn sr.S
snd e.-hty (,son, having frontag. q 20 fee; and
IN, hes ~ Geptk Of 81 feet and inches tospfhe-
with tae improvements ther~on consisting of Atwo-
glory and basement trick dwelling. numbered 1921
Madison street aor Invest. aud t~cstory brick stable
.-l rear If said 6aeliln-
Terms q sale one-third purchase money cash;
balEnce IN sir. twelve and eighteen months. within
tNrest AZ Per cent annun Interest able sent
annually secured BY a decd If trust the property
sold All conyeyAncns and recording q. purchasers
cost. deposit u two hundred doll ar> en1l viii b.
required a. the zine c. sale Terms of al. 20 ~
wise trustees TIE rsh. b resell the property
AZ the risk and cos; OF defaul;;ns purchaser
chasers
Q. II WILLIAMSON --.....
W. Z EDMoNsrON, ! irus'e->
oef-~S ot,,ce. 800 5.h A. Nv
s-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
Tuesday. THE FiRsT DAY OF NOVEMBER
1882, same hour and place. -
oe:l-.osa, VI / IDMoSsToN.S Trustees
pcs-s until wEDNESDAI. Ninth DAY OF
NCYEMBER. A d. 1882, sam. rour ana place.
C. II, WILLIAMSON Trn.,..
n2-eoAds W r EDMoNsTONS iusers'
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DATcLIFFE. DARR & Co. Auct..

TRCsTrE's SALE OF THRFF ACRES OF LAND.
WITH SMALL BUILDING TUEkEON ON
BRENTWOOD ROAD BETWEEN FCkINGIaS
AND SOUTH BROoELAND SUBDIVISIONS,
IN RAPIDLY IMPROVING LOCATION
BY virtue Of u decree Of the supreme Court q tn.
Distrlct II Columbia. psssed on TIE - day of Oct
Der. 1892. In equity cause No l4lss Jones Taul.
mar, the undsrs;gned trustee viii sell ~ public
tion II font % the premises on WEDNESDAY, THF
HINIH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1892, at FIvr
O'CLOCK I n. tract of land Of about thee t8
acres frontZ oa the Brentwood road between Patter
son avenue the south aud South Brookland subdi-
vision OF TIE north formerly the property OF Dove D.
1suiman and more particularly described by
aud bounds IN the prooesdings IL the asoveentiist
Ianman recorded in the land records for the Distrc;
Of Columbia IN Liber 9e2. folio 3s9.
Terms Of sale. prescribed BY the said decree
One third cssh. onethird in year and one-ihird
tao years with interest from day OF sale for which
the notes Of the purchaser secured BIZ deed 81
the premises. wiz be taken Az conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost II the OF sale
not complied with within ten DAYS after sale the
trustee reserves the night readverse for i've DAYS
and sell said property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fau!ting purchaser. A DEPOSIT Of hundred and
fifty dollars Will be required a. the time OF sale.
EDWARD H. THOMAS. Trustee,
oc29eodSds el6F ST. NV
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoSEn on Ac,
count Of the rain until SATURDAY, TWELFTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, al FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
EDWARD H THOMAS, Trustee.
n9-dkdbs el6Fst n
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF MODERN Two-sroRl
i AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. KNOW
STREET NORTHEAST


By virtue OF that certain deed OF trust, dated the
goth day Of February. A. ID 1891, and recorded In
the District Of Columbia, we viii sell a. pphie .uc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1892 at
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p m. the following
described real estate and the improvements thereon
situate in the city Of Washington District Of Column
bia to wit: Lot numbered hundred and forty two
(1i2) In the National Capt. al Investment Company
And others subdivision In square numbered eisht
hundred and sixty lone CS61). per plat recorded in
liber IL, folio ~. of the records Of the surveyors
ONCE OF the District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money 20
be paid in cash and the balance IN and two years
from day OF sale In equal nstalents for which the
notes of the purchaser be given with interest
payable semannusiiy At the rate Of six 80 csntum
per annum until paid, and secured on the property
sold. OF all cash. sf the option Of the purchaser An
conveyhncin9 and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit 5000 viii be required a. the time Of sale
II terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days from day OF sale the trustees the right 20
resell the property At the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser after five days previous notice In the
Warrington Post
yJ oHS z GsAHR rkTSdnHtx Trustees.
GEO. W. STIOKNEY, Auct n4-eokds
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UNDERWRITERS.

=. end menufActurer q suIRliss 81 % 50 pa
oses s.ssd - cc1saltias NJ. aIAEs. 1915 lxh g
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Q. Il WILLIAMSON r.....
". Z EDMONsTON. ia
pascN. 500 5.h., nv
FUTURE DAYS.
0UNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEYRs.

Il
TRUSTEES SALT OF VALUABLE uNIMPRovEp
REAL ESTATE IN lexington
By virtue OF deed of trust &c dated Septer her
ls.l snd recorded IN Lieer 1851, folio 2s2 Of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia the under
signed trustees viii sell AZ pablo auction. IN front OF
the prenises. On MONDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST
DAY OF NoEEABER 1892. \; HALF FAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. all of lot numbered CD in square
numbered twenty three ('a3 ia George rruesdell' =.
subdivision Of the tract OF land known lexington
which tract 10 part Of the original tract called
Ioungsboroueh," said subdivision being called
'GeorDe fruesdel's addition 20 the city Of Washing
ton" as per plat recorded in Liber County No 8,
Columbia
Said estate vi. be sold sub ect 20 PRIOR deed q,
trust securing :. 600. Sith Interest nom March
lssI at the rate Of per cent per snnUu. payable
SEM annually the principal falling due septem Der
l. INA The property vii also H. sold subject so VII
paid taxes certificate 70 which viii be exhibited
/ the sale
Terms Of taies one-;hird cash balance H. six and
Twelve months. or ali cash. at OPTION " purchaser
Deferred payments u be by Of pur-
chaser TO be dated the day sale and TO lie Sc.
cured 10y deed Of trust on the property sold.
deposit Of 800 viii be required when bid is a.
cepted.
II terms o. sale not complied WITH in ten day.
the trustees r-serve the x hi resell AZ the sk and
,o,s,. M YbIH Z, In AHSyHElFoRD.l Trustees.
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Emperor William and the empress have
started for Satin.
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I ATIMEK SLOAN. Aactioneers. l4o7 c St.

yALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATE ON
STREET SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON u { .
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. BEING IMPROVED By
A TNQ-STORY FRAME HOUSE. NO. 3o6 c
STREET s0CTHWEST. AND A TWo-SToRY
BRICK HOUSE. NO. 30s c STREET SOUTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed ia equity No.
1879. docket 3D. wherein Bridget Coffee is com.
painant and hda f Coffee et al. defendants ths
Undersigned trustees will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises on THURSDAY. THE stvEN.
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1892. AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. M. the following
described property, situate in the district aforesaid
and known
LOT NO. 16. IN SQUARE NO. a35,
Located on the south SIDE o. street between "a and
~ streets southwest improved by frame and brio
dwelling Nos. 305 and 30, street southwest re-
spectively.
Terms. One-third cash, balance in two equal paw
ments in and two years with interest and
ny deed Of trust the property. all cash. at the
purchase option. All conveyancing and recording
az purchasers cost deposit OF 500 will be required
~ the time OF the sale upon each piece sold, and
should the above terms be not complied with within
ten days from day of sale the the
to resell the property the risk and of the
fauting purchaser purchasers after such public
notice as they may deem necessary.
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEL, /
,xo c,,nu+e $50 La ave. Trustees.
n5-dkds sos ST. NV.
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HITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
l3O6 u 81. Z ".
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers

PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IL SILK TAPES
TRY, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE. WALNUT
BOOK CASE, WALNUT WARDRoBEs, ANTIQUE
PIER TABLES. MARBLE TOP CENTER IA
BLEs. ETEGERES. BRUSSELS. fNGHAfS AM
OTHER CARPETS. OIL PAINTINGS. ENGRAV.
1SGS. &C, AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ELEVENTH. commenc
ing IT TEN O'CLOCK. A. NJ sell shall residence
GA l.h ST. n. the above described furniture, car
pets &c.
Terms cash.
WALTER B WILLIAMS & Co.
Hursg
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

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w. Loaasahs N~
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WEEKLY
SALE OF ,,--.,,,,o
ho' II iTr-rNfrrRT
AKIN FFr-Crs
THURSDAY. Nov NRtk TtNTbs
Al IN "A -. ..,..
sa sSss re-. s' Fsi5 . , iS ss s.riSR
He; Racks. Hsir and Shuek Ms,tr.ss.s sideeoAras
si.s6
Su kff caRP PHss TfSs. a. W o. T. NM IL
4 Il. LEVY. Anc'oEeer.
"A. .r-
'O '''D'' '''n.l '''''
Corner G.: lotE -. tsouth saas,.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. rrc. AT AUCTION
Our r,gg.Ar weekly sale q Norktr- ana DRIVING
Hor... x,san, c.. :. -. 80 :. ,,a.,
Q, sales roou>
TurRsn,v xo,-,,.vr, ,.r>,-
Al nENEN O'CLOCK IL
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
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X. -, - :. a., -. 1,,,s, !, !. NnhES-
>,,,,.YN,Yr,,s ..s,.,-,, - N.i'Nh hthNlNo.
oNkNhhA IENIh' al I'm O'CLOCK. without
reserve
/ car load of Horses -na Ma-,. cons,spsa % p.hv
Mr. N, Ms, =, ts-1,1.,,St " Us
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In this lot NIL ~ found Horses ana Mara. suit.b.
for Fhpressuen. Gror-~ Farsfrr- ana r.rf-,,n .l..
some ssr.er,or liver. 4 -. ., -, .,.- =,
\, al, - =, -, 70, 70 IN any pNrlS'-e'
Twin ray You 10 attend ths sale you are contsnl-
plA'ihs onyihs
,s- N'N''i-i" ~ .. A,oNEth.
- $40 Ia ave NJ.
urArTEK "A WIIIrANS ~, ,,...,-.- -
w - i'NNN w. A"cAoneer.
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SALE az ptiENtTr-ur
CAHPFTS 81 Assn ARG L.