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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

dies the unfortunate martyr scroals finds hs dlses''
still working its mole-hke way smong tbs ganas W
tissues as n seeking the ses Of fe, how nournal NV
be his rejection, Let him dspsir, however ds'P'
rsls bis condition may seem. Hundreds OF diseases
unpromisng have been cured BY THE ibesmsbls pfsp
ton Nor would we recommend IL for scfoias alone
Enptous 10 ali their various phases, ulcers OF every LIE
rheumatism liver disease, Indigestion lspguof snd W
pldry Of Tie genera. system and many other complain,
can be relieved and cured by THIS valuable comonsuolN
detergent, tonic and aperieIL
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, b. A. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fut0n-st corner
Willianl-sL as Broadway, and II Ea<l Broadway ~
YORK. Sold also BY Druggists generally tnrougncw |"
unled States. Proc u per bOue. or ak ootle1 ofV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

"a. SPRING FASHIONS for Gentlemens AppareL-s
Sui, of Clothes for the prevailing Spring STYLE can no'
be seen at JOHNSON, LANPHIER & HAscfs'
mio1w 200 Brosdwg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

~ Part VI. Of DoNBgy AND son is pub.
lished complete in the Supplement to this
days Tribune, and furnished to all regulsr
subscribers gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ConespOndcncs Of Inc IFlUuHcs
PHILADELPHIA. March -
There has been no movement in business under
the foreign news the malls BY the steamer were only
s.yos hers this Afternoon and have hardly yet been
distributed.
There we're lO4 deaths in our city las, week =.
sAIrs OF srocEs-Fiys BcG7d and Sf1 -SiV ;
aoo 40 "a 400 Morris Canal IS 100 do do b5 wn. Is
100 do 90 b5 Is; 1000 Treas Notes, 100 i5oO DO
do per cent 1915 10000 State a, o5 lf lou MOI
Csnai b5 IS 5000 Sc 1907, 1921 5000 do DO Tvs
lS1O WILMINGTON o. ISIS. slf - Northern Ky 9S :
C,b4s Del stk %. Ssc0Rd Board and Acr-i0O Read
Ina b5 wn 29i 500 sfsie S. 7oi 1000 State es SIT
SuRTREAsURY ROBBED.-The sum OF sSooo
Ia gold has been stolen from stage nesr LogansPofe
Indiana The stage was LETT alone snor' si"S -
changing station Ia the evening and then the boxes
wsre taken away. They were in charge OF Jonn a.
Wells ESQ Sub'Tressury Agent, who had gone to Chi'
csco 10 bring the sinners here for the use ei nee sam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

- Persons wishing The Tribune left regularly at
their residences their places Of business either in
NcW-York, Brooklyn, jersey ciryr wili~rnseursh or
Newark vii please leave their address al the desk Of the
Publishing Oce send By note through the Post Of
Zee TIE price Of The Daily Trioune 10 those who regu-
larry receive IL from Carriers Is l2 Gents per week
CoGnsry subscribers for the Daily - per snnnn .a
90 10 Weekly, q DO 20 vance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

~. KNOX, l2s Futon-st a now prepared TO sppPiy
his patrons and the public with bis elegant Spring H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
PHnApeLrHIA. March bpm.

John McPeck. Machinist, OF New Castle. while
attempting TO get on board the Baltimore Railroad
cars a. they were turning the curve at Broad and
Market SITS. this morning got crushed by the train
aud died in the Hospital within half an hour.
The news from Europe has had a favorable infla-
ence on our Grain markets Flour is firm, with
sales at sc per barrel Corn go cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
rosIAu RICHARDs. Auctloneer.

AuDuBoss BIRDs OF AAERIcA--The undefsigDeds4
sell on Wednesday Evening. 2lh March, al 0cloess
complete copy Of Audubons Great Work on The Bhd,"
America In four imperial folio volumes, and subssssY
bound in half Russia BANGS, RICHARDS PLArr'
MOI "A "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

~ FINE DuMoNo PoINTED GOLD PEsss2 only re-
ell Included. They flexible as quill snd are WI,
dozen OF The trashy things called gold pens IeceD"S &
al the auctions about town For sale by J. SAVAGE
Fulton st. Watches and Jewelry at equally low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

Call for Ten Regiments to Relieve Gen. Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

- w. are eomp,lled 20 tiss< snO,h1 SUPPLEMENT
Ae E,rriss ia ordo 10 lay before our rea6Ss The new
part Of Doxszy AND SON sd,y az 7osstk We mud
lass do.s tie yesterday had he dss brs bern any 0
fasn susdsy. Al. hare made room By our Srppism<1t
for car Report Of Prof MircHrLLs Third Lectrre on
Istronorny NJ hop. Aaf may NOT be obliged % tsI an
oeAy Supplement darizs ne py>se1t e>sS.
~ To ov Subscribers ae Supplement ell Be f2r-i'A'
ed u.t.-to porsubseriters tie B1ie> xiH Be one cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

~ AL persons, I'll efeeds are charmed via
locking peuon-they say he or she has esssl'N
tseth-whss magnificent hair-wh.t healthy c. - !,
plsxior Rssders, any Of you can have see Isssh
lp.nd this 10 nothing but irath) asng - ooas - IA
Coral Hair kestorsfve-a g. box OF joosss rsrb
Ps.te-and a. cake II the genuine jones itAl 800
cal sosp The articles cos1 OCT 1.-THE, and soe 80 80
tia. The foo~ing are their real ca.iiles Tne
gives zee breath odor, white teeth, s1s 49, q,
The teeth &C. The bsIr stUf all keow 70 % ~
eulsLe hing ever made for dressing, eesais sseass
esa.ing he growth VI hair ana he sosp tses s lst
mind viii cure al erapgons, feckles &e sns ~ ~
yellow white clear, and fair. AL these tnis esrs
lonlyl In New.Yofk al The slgn u he American = hsS
Chatham st. or 10 Brooklyn, So Fuiior-st -
u Fos WHITE TAIN aud swee. bresla 49,: -
PEfNE5 Orrs Tooth Paste and iake none o.s "a "
foor saillings FOR ehspped face, fFeekles. Pr sxi
the Tablet Of Pearl aud Alsbsstsr, only two soxp 81
he Ories.sl Compound, the Partisan Lsa,es
four sniilings; also Van H.mb-rts, -, OF prsbfs
IS cts Female Monthly Pilsi Bransreihs' We q y
smith's Sagar.COsled Psls, swo shiiins'
Bowey, cor. Gfand-sL ~,
Kxkpp's IsDGAs STRENGTHENING PLasrkss,,, fsIr >
pri.tor VI The above Plzslefs would fcspscu ~, u
public and wholesale druggists 10 particular hsrs
= - y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

GOLD PrNs-FnTy CENTS Saved. W. GRk hos
Co. II Cedar ST. are selling the diamond pointed OoH
Pens for only 81 So pencil included. Ttese are TIE
ANNA pens that others sell for ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
DISPATCHES FOE THE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TElEG RAPH.
Reported Battle Confirmed.

TIE ENEMY AT MArAMoRos AND POINT ISABEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

x.rra sf7-h<selres, Tbs, he Democratic Wig Elec-
tors on City snd Coonty of Ne~Yors 10 requested 70
ass-ahe 10 cir respective Wafds at such places tho
Ward COramitee msy desgn4is Tuesday evening he
20 inst 81 hair oclocs To caooss Nominating
COMMITTEES suitable persons for Charter of
r teif Wsrds and three Dele represent the
Was5 IN Convention 10 be held al Broadway House &C
fhsdsy evening the 2Th lest 81 h-f Pssl oeloez 70
oominsis Democratic Why candidate for Mayor for he
City snd Cou1y of Nex Yofh for The ensuing year and
<i<o az Aimshoass Comruissio for tine
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
AsR'M. r. LAWRENCE. Assl Chairman.
tOsfyp TAYLOR, ls~-.,.,&s.
WILLlsx l. szARpLow. o0'N milo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

loss OF SIX PIECES OF ARTILLERY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

GEN TAYLOR MONTEREY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

BEyrrrr BALL-A benefit ball is to be given at
Tsmmany Hall this evening BY the oficersoi the rs
Resiment y state Artillery to the widow OF the iae
Capt Heath She is said to be most deserving lSoy'
and il Is hoped that the attendance may be large one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

THIRD wARD.--The meeting Of the Electors Of
shis Ward. for tho appointment Of Delegates to the
City and Ward Conventions, viii take place at Dol
wasAiDs.os-ss this afternoon from to O'Clock (see
s1vsvussmsea)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

LAFAYETTE BAEAAR-We are requested to can
attention to the sale which take place at this estsosn
rnent lie and Isl Broadway Friday next The col
lection OF artces is and worthy the attention
Of all curiosity seekers. We refer our readers 10 the
advertisement under the head OF Auction Sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23

Wbat Scramble 5000 Causes on Hand Rfii JNiy-ih
Couui,sfienal Point oaee mOrs--J0sH adams on re
Bypocrisy Of Professors Of peaooraey-Jadieidi ~
s-Chanoery Millions LOOMS struck olf-Ci'H-
ton S,ae Pris5a-Hard on CARVING ne Constitution
JTs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
General Ca.s in Albany.

To Lefur,-Tle Geaeral Wo0s VNgiHta at-Hls Mdh'
ur. Hanlsoript Trarels' Pissaa F'Sy' % - D
Vsc,5 org-,fi5-. L-,ra Slaray piers E~bSssy.
Iris6 Vs.s Book B0nIs and Mortgages. Indian hSs7-
g. oad MioAigaa Ldrs
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of
~ the James River and kanawha Company in Richmond
Va until the 10Th day of December next for the
ton OF the companys Improvements James river, from
the mouth of North river to the of Buchanan q dis
of twenty miles. The surveys being not vet COM
pleed the work he further specified this adver-
semon. than that will consist of dams, and sections
canal between the pools OF the dams, with locks suif
cient fall of about LOG feet towing-pah for
the whole distance and such guardocks aqueducts, cu
vers, farm bridges &c. shall be found necessary The
general terms OF The contracts will be- that the work will be
divided into convenient jobs sections oach OF which will
be let to the lowest responsible bidder offering satisfactory
proposals. and that cash payments will be made month
y estimates of work actually done, with reservation of
the work, the shall be completed according to
contract
Sealed proposals will also be received the same place.
until The date for the construction at the of
the companys canal with the Underwater of James river
at Richlnond through the Richmond dock. This work
will consist Of three locks of is feet i and Is
lift Intermediate canals for aggregate distance of about
halt mile, with such cuvers walls, wastes street.brdge
in the falls Richmond the raising of the walls and en-
bankmen of the present dock the extension OF the dock
few hundred feet eastwardy, and the construction of
outlet lock at the lower end thereof, capable of admitting
work viii be paid for in bonds the company Ito issued
under the authority OF Of the legislature of Vr
gna running % and bearing per interest," pay
able annually Besides the usual reservation OF 20 per
ors will be required give ample security satisfactory
the board of directors for the completion of the
times and in the manner specified in the contracts.
Plans Of the above works will be exhibited, and specii-
cations thereof delivered contractors the Company
office in Richmond by the LIST Of lleoember After the
receipt of the pposss Time will be taken for the consde-
rattan thereof until the 10Th of the month on which
day lin the proposals should be sasac the several
jobs sections above advertised will be let.
WALTER GWYNN,
Nov 3-3awl0Dee Chief Eng of the j. r.. 4 K Co
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CyTROn('s PATENT LAMPs.-At the 10Th annual fair
- of the Institute Just closed the subscriber
eoeiyed tho medal for the best design lamps (Srongs
Patiently The superiority of these lamps has now been pub
cy tested and by the award of Messrs Cox and
burg dealers in solar and other lamps,) committee
lamps fully admitted be superior all others in
use. In addition this official announcement in behalf
of Strong's Patent Lamps" by the American Institute
we are permitted that OF the lamps was in
slant use day and night in the managers oon during the
fair giving great comfort and satisfaction all who
employed in reading writing by its brilliant and shadow
less Light and refer Hon. f. Tallnadge president Gen
Chandler and 9th members of the Institute for the
rectness OF the above statement.
The Brooklyn Glass Company long and avorably
known furnish with the exception Of the shades) all the
glass used in our lamps.
Our svered work is supplied by ]. Mitchell 81 Co., who
received the premium at the last fair for very superior
workmanship.
The advantages OFFS Strong's Patent Lamps" are
lst These lamps cast no shade.
I'd Are free from smoke smell,
3D. Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater light at
less expense than any lamp now in use.
4th Are brilliant than camphne spirit gas, with
out the risks TO life and property.
5th Are liable get out of order, easily cleaned,
and warranted for year
9th The hand lamps will not spill oil with the most
less usage.
Manufactured solely by s. d. VANDERHEYDEN, 5iS
Pearl street, New York Wareroom 304 Broadway.
Chandeliers, bracket, hanging, parlor, and mane lamps
in every variety.
N. b. Solar and astral lamps altered
S4S to $500.
TERMS Under 500, cash $780, 80, 60 30 days. on
satisfactory paper.
Nov 3-Im
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From the Hartford Times
The Killed and Wounded.--Ths War.

~~---~~ $50
When the early telegraph reports Of the battles al the
gates OF Mexico were received with the announcement
that upwards of 600 Of the brave Americans were
soao seemed 10 be very disastrous destruction OF
life But on receiving full particulars, il is found that a
very great portion of these 600 were wounded only,
aud not killed. The proportion OF the killed is small,
IMPAIRED with the wounded and in view OF the fierce
conflict Out of the 900 lost, is ascerained that
only about 300 were killed.
II is painful read the list of killed. though it be much
smaller than at first reported 1t will carry sorrow to
is harsh and bloody everybody understands that pu,
there are evils than Indeed, war is good
thing ts proper place, and the world IS cons',tea
there are periods that make proper place tor H. IN he
revolution and the OF 1912, there were valuable ves
lost but they good wars. The good OF the MEN
will overbaance It's evils In the aggiesae a Is
GOOD war; though lives lost in Its prosecution, Lyes
are lost bv steamboats, and railroads. and by the efecon
of buildings even But without these things certain re-
suits could never be Obtained me esn MG Is
desno sms that ever cursed nation. u Is using up
Government of banditsa horde of robbers, who have
preyed upon the people OF that county anu particular
there to pursue legitimate business It IS breaking up
the crust of superstition, and opening broad the door OF
reform Through it new ideas Will De mtroauceaLaew
enterprises infused-modern improvements in agriculture
and the introduced, making the people happier and
better inducing them to abandon deness and resort to
industrious pursus-eeyatng their morals ana the stan
fusing the repeated oilers OF peace carrying them on to
better government and happier state OF society The
means harsh, but the results will be good -,
The present administration did not want war, and did
not to have one They rather pded themselves on
the boodess annexation of Texas. But the Mexicans,
on the consummaton of that great and good by
the voluntary acts Of the United States and Texas We're
rash enough to make military demonstration by attempt
ing to conquer the State of Texas The administration
could do no less than send small army OF observation
into Texas under these threatening circumstances and
that army could do less than to repel INVASION which
il did most goriously The opened then, to the
disappointment and regret of the administration, who
have ever since been too anxious for "peace" And It
has been connued-the American everywhere tri-
umphanand will end when righteous destiny, direct
ed by God Almighty, shall have consummated its work,
and not till then
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

With the commencement of the 30th Congress, pro
pose to continue the Congressional Register the same
plan published during the last session Ii will contain
full and report of the business proceedings
Congress- together with sketches of the debates which take
place in each house The Congress ill be of the
most important which has assembled for years. and il is
our determination to give TO the people complete history
of their proceedings and sucha io price that every per
who takes interest in the of that body pro
copy 1t believed that the lst session of 3o
Congress will continue least eight months and there
fore propose to issue weekly, mammoth Sheet octave
FORM their proceedings at the unprecedented low
One dollar per copy for the session.
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POST OFFICE STATIONERY.

Posi- OFFICE, WASHINGTON, IL c.,
November g. 1917.
compliance with the law and the order Of the Posmas
ter General sealed proposals will be received by
I'll IL o'clock, noon, Saturday, the 18th of December next
tor supplying stationery required for the OF this Post Of
flee during four years commencing January lSlS and
ending December 81, 1851.
The estimate for each year is follows:
VI reams OF envelopng paper of at least lG pounds to
the ream, and about 10 by "a inches to the sheet
$50 pounds of cotton packing twine thirds of the
finest size used in postoices and about third of the
largest size and
l60 pounds ofhemp Irvine for tying bags.
Contractors required by law give bond in a
equal to double the value of the articles be furnished.
Payment will be made the delivery of the stationery.
Nov 3-Iaw4w G.. X GARDNER, =. Nj.
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Telegraph NIOnopOlies.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE NATIONAL IsrELLIeENcEn.
SAINT .rnsd f. yas. Se%
quires passing notice. 49,. ,.,,. .o,.
out sSe q R telegraph @ ' and
Louisville in order to get into dcsut Nth the Powetors
of Morse patent but not succeeding they are 6ored up
True it is that Mr. Smith and myself recently visited
Cincinnati with the view Of adopting appropriate measures
to protect Prof Morse's interests from sspiraes but
found, when we got there that Mr. House had done the
After Witnessing its operations those who had embarked
in his cause voluntarily came to us said they were salts
and entered into contracts build Mose's telegraph
What motive had after that to accommodate the gen.
This House "humbag" has been constantly thrown in
the way of Morse's telegraph since we commenced
building it in u lsiS It has found new patrons in Henry
nounced it to by letter bother" and the
latter Also by letter. year ago offered to sell 1t bodily to the
proPre.ors OF worse paen or .e PufBose OF Sc
fused to monopolize" Mr. House and his patrons, and
now ihey are ne greatest enemies Oh monopoly IN e "iae
Too fact or eillv asserts and pubshes that be h.
,nonopoSed for his lines only Morses telegraph but
Houses and one or two more ana, win ms disclosure ON
nnon nom, w ~ - NS'' Nf .''00'
Morse monopolizes nothing but his oon propertv He
leaves the business open to House, Moss Pease oReiy
LOWING, gnu ue Wnoo w1u, oiy insisuhs uiat iey
ho ~, ;,hmt ie ua on Mor i th
81 ~ @ wa the ~ Nh ali
men VIII a Scout nose wro seek 70 ROB ner
i, a,, ar ,an,,,;nlr - ass,oh,;sI ~ III
''Ofo,5 49, .a..IU..
n6pay 10y, Eyer ,ne Wv, whoe Unon' ana ae"oHy ec"s At
~ MY NY L. tJ Wy pvr,a,, ao,ht ,ba,har ,,,o min ~
rs " ~. =. i ~ ;, ~ H. III ~ nc o,
& him % a suit on hs ae II ns @ tai
oI. on s sn,p ,on s ,on NJ ,h ivS nnhs ofhi e
m E,rona ana Amarca and cnntne bimsef ~ he srn;,
IN ~ E.rope anu a.; h MI; ,I " nie iiults
M us o hs . ais ' WIN 'io' w "iou ny iio'o'So'
~ us ,,es Gnr tho corr;soner or pa,o, ~
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a v. 0co We nnsece f be onfi, py M Me
a,en, rs essenai ri Hnmses svsem and ,r;,bo., ho
p a.nat ,n n % III " ~ y Owns ~ ~ ~ "'
"pm IT, w amm~ ~ uore.,, cho,,.no viii an, I
I;noi,,r onnex NJ Sn,;,h,. nnf, "aar ~ ijrg;h ali
u ;m S S To- @ d 'raIS nh II , p ~ M i.ou.s
s.ne, u pnn S b Iai -, f =, n r 1 itoi 1 >
PaIiil, UNI 'o'''io s'Fe' ~ ito''o o. A"ey "a' ho
sucn aa noi ior ,,.so n.,or. 10 ,,,,c o,, o
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ny A. GREEN, .7..c,foneer.

GROCERIES AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
" FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the 9th in
sant the residence and grocery of Mr.. Mson,
street, between 18th and 10Th streets, west of the War
Department, 10 o'clock, good lot of groceries and uni-
ture, viz:
Mahogany sideboard book case, and secretary
Do dining and other tables
Chairs bedsteads, bureaus, washsands, Nc
Feather beds, carpets, kitchen utensils, Nc.
Also lot of groceries, such as
Sugar, tea, coffee, soap, and candles
Tobacco, spices, starch, vinegar, &c.
One barrel bounce, one pair large scales
Two good stoves and CRATE
With many other articles necessary enumeraie
Terms cash.
Ass after the sale of tie above, will offer for sale three
good frame houses
Nov. 2-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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IN a. GREEN, .qucfioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT
III AUCTION.--On Thursday, tho 4th instant, at 10
o'clock, shall sell, the residence of the late
Daniel Brown, deceased, 18th street, between Fl and
streets, good lot Of furniture, wiz
Mahogany bureaus, tables, nantel clock &c
Rush and wood. seat chairs, bedsteads, NC.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Wardrobes andirons, shoves and tongs
China, glass, and crockery
Franklin alright, and other stoves
Kitchen utensils with many other articles necessary
toenumeratc
Terms of sale All of and under $780, cash over
800 credit of 30 and 60 days. for approved endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Nov. 2-3t Auctoneer.
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virtue of deed Of trust, executed by Henry GRAY
bearing date the 7h day of October 1896 will be sold III
public auction the premises Wednesday, the 10th
day of November instant at o'clock p. m lot No H. in
square No 1868 in the city of Washingon together with
the buildings and improvements thereon these consist of
large and spacious frame building smaller frame
house and fences The lot is well situated NORTH
having front Of 6S feet inches the street and running
back 232 feet Al inches to alley
Terms of sale One-third cash. balance in four and nine
months With interest," the purchaser give his notes for
the unpaid purchase monby and the reserves the
right reseng the premises for cash three days notice.
the said either of them shall not he paid at
maturity. HUGH Il. SWEENY, Trustee.
Nov SEQ A. GREEN, Auct.
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Hv n. ". DYER, .auctfonser.

Ivy n. W. DYER, .Aucffoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
II Thursday morning next the 4th instant at 10 o'clock
shall SELL the residence of Mrs Ladd, 18th street,
and Streets part OF her household furniture,
amongst which enumerate as follows, viz;
handsome marble stop pier tables
dozen handsome mahogany chairs
Mahogany sofas
Do dining card, and centre tables
Do secretary and bookcase
Cane and other chairs
Mahogany high-post bedsteads, low post do.
Do dressing and other bureaus
Feather beds, hair mattresses, carpets
Mahogany washstands, wardrobes, engravings, &c.
Andirons, shovels and tongs, tenders, straw mating
Radiator and other stoves
Microscope, maps, &c.
With many other articles necessary to enunerae
Terms of sale All sums of and under S25 cash over
S credit of and four months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest. X. w. DYER,
Nov. 2-dts Aucuoneer