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Courtesies to Ex-Pre,id,nt PI,rc.

MANCHEsTER, ~. II. Aug. 3O.-The Amoskeaa
Veterans and other citizens at a public meetinS
to-day, appointed a committee to tender the hos
pitalites Of tue city 10 eI-President Pierce Tn,
Veterans also voted TO escort him TO Concord
where arrangements have been made TO give him
public reception. 1t is expected that the demon.
stration will take place either tomorrow or on
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By A. GREEN. Auot,onee,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
II EsTATE.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust. bsarfns
a tS on te ~ DAY OF March, 1853 and recorded on
2.; l9sos >! s1 ssS The sqbscriber will sell pub
s8T 81 O'Clock m, in front of the premises the
eststs situate lying and bring in the city oi
Wa,SSanston, District Of Columbia, and described
nc sron.d pan or Plot thereof as Pst of Lot
nnnotea am iorty eight, as and situated on 6th
nteen ti5liootsiey and ~ line between said lot
suvulViston oil said square, thence running west a
distance along said dividing lice lone hpndredlsn nd
10 leed % httcen tl5l foot alley thence south
along said alley OF teen thence
east distance OF one hundred and FIVE CI0Sl feet
PENS al sald 18th street west, thence north along
tne ne oil said street sixteen I6 feet To the nlao
on. 'ii'io-
Terms: One half cash; the balance in 6 and 70
months, with Interest from the day OF sale secsrei
9eed OF trust on the said property ard terms
OF sa!e not complied with in five dats After the sa
the trustee reserves the night resell upon SIX days
nouSe. AZ the risk and expense of the default NJ
Purchaser' All conveyancing at the expense of the
EDWARD C. CARRINGToN. Trustee.
an 3-eod&ds a GREEN 49,,
~ .THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until IHU RSDAH. the Let day of Sept mhe newt
Sa n =, snnr anc place. by order Of the Trustee
az <p-epous A. GREEN. Auot
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Alexandria 1IarEets

ALExANDRIA, August 3I.-Flour-no sales O
change. We quote Union street at SSI2s
MEeat-ssles Of white at 81 2OasI PC, red, 81 rs
Al Is e 'rn-no sales Oats-su.all sales al a. =,
Rye-sales at &c
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New York Mars ets.

NEW YoRE, Aug. 31.-Flour is 5a25c. lower:
state 81 at4 40 Ohio 81 9OaS 80; Southern s5a5 IS
Wheat is firm; red 81 2OaI 70; white 81 .35aI SO
Corn is lower; mixed soc. Provisions generally
dull. Pork is buoyant; mess SI7; prime $40 asa
$40 30. whisky dull. Tobacco, at auction was
dull and lifeless; Havana sold for 3sa64c A ma
Jority of the offerings were Withdrawn.
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Msxs Dlsss Sure, -
YourH., D...S tAss's Sssias's Ssiss,
Cur, YoxsSs' Business Sssss,

YourH.' Dnr.s sukrs.,, ~ Bs'i"s'' Ssi'',
CO. = Yossas, j. Bx,...,, s.,..,-
cHrIDnHS's DRESS suIIs,, $3.50 D" ."' 7
NOAH WALKER 4 Co, Galbls fH as c fsis,
Ssore, Browns Hotel Building, woulc resneetfnlss
4osdsI @ ssf,ns ard
W comprised Of an assortment Of Gentismen's and
In material, trimming, and workmanship. ti N'
r. tnose VINO study excellence with economy, in
tho is
aaced prioss. -. - ap@ly
NJ, SAVE Your GARDENS.
a siaGc plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
asadl! poison to garden " rms, ants reaches, bsd
is psecy hc,niess TO nrankind and Soss Me, asi
nats. A child can eat it. He has received medals
merous medical colleges aad societies II ia n.t
important discovery, The idea # being rid of these
tn S sStm weather Is luxury. We
tLyy ,II Powder, sure as fate, ,.--...
Announcements are are made ettS Inngb Mass.
q Park, Of New York. to sell it throughout the
n wora, ts Put In tin canistcrs, and bsacs the
Mssnetic Powder kills all insects in a trice,
O. Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
BAR !sEssf P f!1ss S Sts S SGG 81
Also, he Mexican Mustang Lnitnsnt.
"AhAViLIA! M..,vu, ~, MARAvnLA!
mo most ~o Fsr &, PtspsratbiS a knosn
~ r'' G asS,1s, Ba.d Raaa'"fi ".
Rsttsriag Sick Headache:
se'" aa@ P 5ss nf, 5Gn, sS cT o
Dealers, and BY the ProPrieto,s Price % cents.
at will accomplish all that is claimed for II and
Will S% So "a Gnn the loss of hair if they
je s-sm JIM. BRADsrREEr, 2s7 Broadway. N. Y
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Arrivals fran. Nrxs,-

NEW ORLEA Ms, Aug. 3O.-Tbe steamsh ps Ar
iona and lndianola from the BrazoS had arrived
with Sli5,uOO in specie. Northern Mexico wa
quiet.
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New BEDFORD, Aug. 3O.-Early this mornin.
fire broke out in the new large railroad depot a
L air Haven, which was totally DESTROYED Tb,
engin s, passenger cars and the ferry boats belong
ing to the Railroad Company were fortunatel,
saved. The loss is about SIC, 900 which is mostly
insured
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finuucfnI.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. - stocks are variable
chicago aud Rock Island 67x; New York Central
IoA; Panama Railroad LIZ; Cumberland Coal
Galena 10k; Erie 5; Pa. Coal Co So; I.acroes. and
Milwankee grants Is; Mo. 6'sS4; TENNESSEE ,,
New Yo.k State bonds IOIk
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lHE CONTINUATION SALE Of fue groceries at
>Aeckell Miller's (nrIt to ihe Kirkwood Bouss,
tikcs place tomorrow afternoon at 4 o,cIock
when some bargains may he got The choices, Of
u" liuorS, champagnes, brandies, wines fine oil
~ WHISKY superior hook aud claret wines. To-
= tHrF with choice Havana cigars, will then he
SHd The stick Of groceries is undoubtedly one
q" 20" hu-S ever brought To this city and thu saIe
on rus al Opportunity for stocking the lar,ier and
cellar not TO be neglected
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NOR sALE-An improved FARM of 10 acres,
IN Montgomery county. Md, miles from
Warrington, near tie Rockville turnpike. The
hulIhInsa are new, consisting Of cUInfor table
uweiing, rOntaIEIng 9 looms, with a well of pure
water at the dor; the out hui dings consist Of a
Etansry, .tabiin.. corn house, carriage house,
shacdlrg, DC. Fifty scrcs grass, nclu ing % of
kockyie mea DO W land; Dung orchard of peaclas,
ann OH II fruits. Will be sold low, or exchanged
Apply to Lieut.. JULIUS S. BOHRER, No. ~ Pa.
he CI al
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FARM FOR SALE-I offer for sale INV EARN
= situated about halfa mile from lSs.tsvIle Sta
ton on the Baltimore and Washinston Railroad
Containing lba acres of land--21 in wood the ia ,
ance IN high state Of cultivation. The buildings
consist OF convenient Dive ling and good ont
houses. The water is surpas scd. For further
information appl, on the premises, or BY letter to
NATHAN TYSON. l63 West Lombard st Bal
81 -eO2wf " -eN'
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Snle of Snerm Oil

NEW BEDFORD, August 30.-Twenty-fve hun
dred barrels Of sperm oil were sold Yesterday Al
lyate sale, at 81 % per gallon, cash amounting
10 about 9 lln GO
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-I.ARcENY-This morning, Joseph Penny, col /,
WIS arrested by Oficer Zimmerman on a charyc
The case was laid before Justice johnson, Who
held the accused to bail for further hearing.
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QUEBEC. Aug. 30.-The Chronicle Of this morn
ing says that the Prince Of Wales his tutor, and
Court physician, may be expected TO arrive here
by The next Canadian ocean mail steamer
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday; August Slth, by Elder WIN, J. Pu-
MARf FRANCES SPiLLMAN, both of Wash
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RETuRS OF WRITs.-Yesterdsy, Deputy Mar
shaI Phillips excited a good deal Of curiosity by
bis movements in and about the second Ward
Towards night, however, it became known that
he WAS serving wriis from the court upon those
i,eIS"ns who were charged with Keeping disor-
Gerry or bawdy houses, or renting houses for that
a. who escaped arrest at the last term of the
Coar', when a number of cases were tried The
G"Paty marshal succeeded yesterday in arrestiny
Sasaa NeedOn and Mary Ann Brogen, who gave
bal IN TIE sum of $50 each Ia appear at the ens,I-
n; term Of the Criminal Court Mr. A. NaiIor
w.o Was charged with permitting house owned
10y nlin To be occupied by disorderly persons gave
him =
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

I'VE HAVE FOR RENT OR SALE, two com
w Portable BRICK HOUSES, situated on corner
OF 9th and q strsets, containing rooms each new
and IN complete order. Rent moderate. Terms of
sale accommodating CHAPLIN 4 BRO,
al Sl-eoZw No. 422 18th st. bet q and n
EOR SALE.-The Good Will. stock. and ~
lnTSs OF one OF the best paving RESTAU-
To an . ,n .he LlstictIs eff rcd at private safe.
any e nileman wishing TO engage in the business.
rare opportunity Is presented d. The price will be
moderate and ths terms made easy. Inauire of
YOUNG, SIMPSON CO., No. 525 9TH st.
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EARM FOR SAI.E-Three Acres. suitable for n
garden. good house, and fine vel of water
atthe door. and al nicely fenced In. The Farm rs
situated Just at Balls Cross oads. four miles from
the CITY, and twO-aBd half from Georgct0wn
The above acc is well calculated for a store. sr a
business ~tand Of any Kind. for information in
qulre at Birch's Livery Stables Of WIN. II. BIRCH
-
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The UNION PRAYER MEETINGS are contin ued
this week at the Tenth-street Baptist Church, and
are largely attended, the attendance evidently
being on the increase. The meeting on last even.
ing was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Coombs, who ex.
horted the congregation in an eloquent address.
after which, opportunity was given for remark
and requests. which was embraced by several
who read requests received during the day from
persons anxious about their eternal welfare Re-
marks were also made by several spea kers ada pied
70 the condition of irreligiOus persons and caIcu-
lated TO impress them with the I'm portance of seek
ing for the Divine pardon and protection without
acteriZrd by great apparent earnestness and Were
listened to with much attention by those present.
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FUTURE DAYS
By BARNARDS RI7cEEy.

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georsetown.
EHECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ FnRNITCRE AND EFFECTS AT ArcTfnH
IdORsDAf. AFTERNOON LIST September, At 8
0c,oGk we Will sell, at the residences of the i,t
Cot. w M Doughert near the corner 81 ard Hig n
streets, hometown. ID. e., his Household Furni-
Piano; Stool, and Cover, Marble-top Sidebnard.
Soia, wash Tables, Bounse, Bureaus Redsteads
ting, r WIN -"o'-
wnshstand. and Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Mattresses,
WiIISow Blinds and Shades, Crockery and Glass
Cook; Radi.tcr and Alright Stoves, Kitchen Uten
LADDERS, Wheelbarrows, Chicken Coop. &c, &c.
an 50 BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucrr,
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDz.-Monday afternoon. a
former inmate Of the Old soldiers Home, named
Lynch stopped at the drug store Of Mr.. Cassfn,
IN the northern part Il the city. and obtained,
upon plea OF wanting to make a wash for his
evts IS grains Of corrosive subli mate IS drops OF
mlrlatic acid, and an ounce Of rose water He
III ne sto e, but returned in few minutes and
'Hhloited the empty bottle, exclaiming save
n save me- LIT. Butt Wa called in and adj
mustered the whites Of eggs until the danger OF
d" ia,al result had subsidized. An old soldier re-
.i'dfs"d that this same man had ATTEMPTED suicide
''fre tlmcS-oncc in New York, where he shot
slHseili aud once since he was an inmate Of the
''4uieE Hcme, by cutting himself with a razor .
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THE BKID6Es.-Owners of coaches and otbe-
vehicles, will he glad to see that steps have been
'iAeh for their benefit by paving the carriage
ways ~ the bridges in most constant use AT
III "i he bridges. the carriage ways have been
''L !h'0 rats So deep as to endanger the horses
- VII as he vehicles. These have been noticed
r. VI Iocdl columns. and the repairs suggested
m Iio!osIhOn u the Canal Commissioners TO
-, 'l.e wals at those points is a good one, and
- Aet' with the favor Of those whose business
Htt> mem To pass and repasS them frequently
- s''tdh'lal pavement will be economical, sly-
I"s frequent repairs by the Corporation: and
'us carriage owners the cost II slnith-wo
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SERIOUS CHARGEs.-Last night. Michael Gum
was arrested by Officer Chipley, who charges
three offences against him-frst, with swindlinp
or stealing from sailor the sum of sixteen n,
eighteen dollars; second, with having upon an.
other occasion, without provocation, thrown snuff
into the eyes Of an noffensivc colored man. ibid
with being drunk and disorderly last night The
appearance Of the prisoner went far to prove tn,
last charge. His face was cut and bleeding as "A
some one had been using him roughly; and hi,
clothing was torn and stained with blood The
warrants in the L. = cases not being at hand the
Justice was Obliged to commit him to the work
house Tor 80 DAYS In the Corporation case He
will there be safely kept until he is demanded for
trial in the L. :. cas-. s.
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warren RETURNS Elias Riggs eolored. ipbt
ing; workhuuScS DAYS. Michael Gum. drnnl
Brown, disorderly and out after hours: fine am
costs, 81. 10. One IOdyer
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Coop LOcATIoN for dry good or fancy store.
next 10 ferrys On 9Th street for ront. INQUIRE al
ADAMsoN's, opposite ~ the Post Office. an 3D-3t
SANFoRD's LIvER INv1GoRAToR.-Who that ~
troubled with aTy of those lisa, reeabe conn aints
such as Jaundlce, Dyspeplt, or Liver diseases Of
any Kind, b1t would like to krow Of a remedy for
these unseenly vlsIsatiOns? We feel that We ara
d"ing our iIva ld readers an Invaluable service il
we can Induce them to get bottls of Dr. STAFFORD
IhVlEoIator, AID take IT, for we known from per
sonh x peri snce that IL 10 of the greatest rem
suis ioi gene'a debility, and cOnseQ uent Inactive
podl1 powers, ever bsfOre used Its action il SO
peLIect aEa !nPirte a. r. give relief the first time
tak.n ald II does to others a. it has to u.s. half
eoue VIII be all that Is needed. We known Of
q. family medicine, as tbs InvigoratOr.
FRYER AND AGUE! FEVER AND AGuru Frvvu
AND ACT ELL negra nts aud others mo reno, , 1,
tne western part OF the United SIates compIaIn nm
hitter terms OF the fatal diseases that prevail in
those sections some ofthe most int lIigsnt p6ysi
eisns Deal testimony 10 this TACT DicSens. the
Shakespeare OF the age, in picturng az II lie Eies
ia Q book entitled Martin Chuzz ewits s,rs
the most nourlshinx institution was the Feyar al
Ague, which had killed oil who ATTEMPTED 10 m.Is
permanent residences Of il. Marx Tapley Who
could only be jolly undet the most gIonm c;,c',
stances, SAID that Fever and Ague had given him
csuse for jollity than he would iikA 10 rnsri
ence again. DR.. H stetter's Celebratsd B,ttsrs il
the only cnre for this terrible disease tina. we woud
recommend 10 the public. Try them and be con-
WINGED OF their powers.
For sale By druggists and dealers generally every
~here' su5l-eoN
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NAkSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of a writ OF
1fA hen facias issued from the Clerks ctce of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF W ashingtol snd u me directed, 4 will
expose TO public sale for each, in front of he Court
house door oil SAID county, on THURSDAY, the
18TH day OF september next, 1852, at II O'Clock IN
Ils loilowing described property, t9 wit, viz: III
celennant night title, claim. and interest in and
the south part OF Lot No. Is. IN Square No. 81
fronting feet on LIST street west, between Pierce
whole depth of said lot ITO feet gether with m and
singular the improvements thereon. seized and
ievied upon as the property of Ebeneza RodbiTd,
ano VIII be sold tn satisfy Iu1iclal No. 81 to Octo-
0erterm, s5e, IN favor Of Cornelia Wittenaur, sur
Vlvor OF Charles FTankenberScr r. Co.
w. SEIDEN, Marshal
au 23-dts for the District of Columbia
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Look our for the great tournament and hall AZ
DroverS Rest on Friday. The sport will be worth
witnessing and participating in. See advertise
ment.
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AEsivSL EKTRAoRDINARY.-The Smithsonian
l.'..iu'ion received by mail to-day a parcel,
"-l'h L. on taking of the envelope seemed to be a
siS-b"ard box considerably fiattened On open-
l9S H. however, two thriving, living specimens
=. We curious animal known as the Trxas horned
"% were discovered These fellows came all
=, way irom Huntsville, Texas. quite comfort
-9.y IA IncIe Sans mail bag, without food or
Sr' They can be seen in the Smithsonian
museum. Another curiosity Just received is red
-, - Piank- about feet in diameter and - fest
f,-i. NUN the mammoth tree at Mendocino, CALI
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FoR KEN mo. 512 l. street, between 9th aud
L 18th streets, the former residence of Professor
SehTermann, recently occupied By Mr.. Williams.
Ine mouse contains rooms, besides store room;
yard With pump in the latter. Terms reasonable,
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The ANAcosrIA sailed from the Navy Yard hi S
morning, at o'clock, with large quantity Of the
machinery designed for the L. :. steamer Rich
mond now being CONSTRUCTED at the Norfolk Navy
Yard. She also carried away a number of heavy
anchors a,iarge amount Of copper. and ordnance
stores for the general purposes Of the Navy Yard
there.
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WYMAS kept his crowded audience last night
in complete uproar-such hearty laughs must do
tue people good This afternoon and tonight he
again performs. II Won wish TO spend an agree
able evening. so, and take your family
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The NAvY-YARo SUFFERERS We hear tina,
the amount raised for the benefit of the sufferers
by the gun explosion at the Navy Yard was
s39l %, Independent Of the excursion. OF this,
$3.50 has been divided between the two widows
excursion would have been larger but that the.
Navy Yard community had already contributed
to the extent Of its means : 80
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
Y STREET RoAD AT AUcTION-On THURSDAY,
the ist OF September, at O'Clock p. m, shall sell
on the premises, a small Farm. situated near Mr.
Lindsey place, on 18th street, abont two hundred
Yards a the lane from the road az that point This
place ls su table for dairy or an early garden
Terms One halfcash; la ance in 6 and u months
Deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
an p - A GREEN Auct
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EARM FOR SALE.-Twelve miles from Wash.
L lngton and % mills from Beltsvie depot-con-
tanning l'H acres, in good stat? of civilizations with
hne orchard of from to hundred fruit trees,
essary out buildings. Two churches and one school
house WIthIn one nile. Country road on the front
the pike three quarters o. mi e from the Farm For
lurih:r pariIcniars, APPLY 10 tho slbsc:ber on the
cars from Washington to Beltsviile.
ali SD-2W* r. uAJJ
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,,.'i Ak fhEAIRE.-EItensivea and complete prepa.
80. "' are being made for the opening OF the
-, morrow night, and the following excel
III OIL Is out: The Cynic, or Mary's Birthday.
: 80, vac spectre bridegroom. The new company
~ ,. Thompson, Miss Neville Mr., p,octo, Mar
JnbnS,nn' Mrs +, Williams, Miss Hodges Miss
J Rs., Messrs VI. v. Lingham, It. Hsmtitnn
q u ESEhond, + Williams, J. Carroll, q stout
F. Roach ana' a. Hill Z. l.. Dalton, J. whitisg,
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-o1cE-DsIRcT OF COLUMBIA AByKIIpB-
y TVS TO Bz TNxRTEB ~ THE BALTIMORE SYN
,,z KKcKivED AT AND FORWARDED IRON TIE
STAR CTSIcE.
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GRAND AFTERNOON Picnic To-moRRow.-The
"Salutation Club" propose TO give their second
annual picnic tomorrow afternoon at Columbia
Springs. This picnic is got up by dozen or
ntteen worthy young men, who propose to make
II strictly select affair and whose tastes and as
sociatons are such as to insure those who are IA
vored w th an invitation the most delightful kind
OF time without any of the annyoances too fire.
quenily attendant upon promiscuous gatherings
Of the kind. A good band Of music has been En-
gagged for the occasion. and omnibuses will leave
the corner of Seventh street and Pcnnsrlvanis
avenue hourly from I O'Clock untils O. clock D. m
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MIN MANN will nioht feehten; Er will bezaht
sein. So sagt Mrs. JOst. II. ~
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ByC w PnTEIED

by Z. w. BOTELER Anctioneer
GALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES on q
n r. STREE, Al AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY. AZ.
IEhNuON. September Sd. at 5 O'Clock, / sha'l
sell, on the Premises the east part of Lot No bIn
square No 49H, fronting thirty feet on & street he
tween "a and 9TH streets, running back 50 feet 10
gether the improvements theron Consisting Of two
substantial three story and basement brick dwell
lns houses, each fronting fifteen feet. contairinS
Terms One third cash: the residus on 81 I'D
rily secured.
au 29-d&d q w ROTEI Ep A..
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AUCTION S6IH.
BIC Nv pCTE7E6-"---

~ =. Wv" bOI ELBW, ANctiOneer.
70, Sp9,nnenslpg At O'clock, in front of my Auc
hod n,S Y shsil sell good assortment ouse
decIiuirs hnDse furniture belonging to famil,
CIR frame Pitr Mirror P'"s"'
" SIIut Extension Table
Enclosed Whatnot, IA s''0 P'00o''
anot and other Wardrobes.
tshoyany Bureaus and Washst,nds
Habo, ssvoiTrlns Chair, Walnut Rs dining d.,
Mahogany ard Cane Chairs. oi'
Rsds,ss.sayy VI cry and Kitchen Tables,
Cook ard other stoves.
Terms cash
IL