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AUCTION SALES OF BROOhL1N RIAL r~'IhAH"
M MULLER. wIIBINS A co.
lSt De h'o.'e' VI Il { VI sisc
~ I an d. 80 ne i Posien............. 40
w. -. l.. on. 49, 200
io So 80 Cbss US
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE.
ny A. J. BLEECKER, son A co.
Sst. 'hl, n' .. soss
ou T. .,i-st as oflltb-aye boulevard each z+H
Gholson, each
a., s. i.s,a'. Nv 1855
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,<G&EfT. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
1hfAAesss, T0WN;=Inman Line OF Mall steamer
appointed 70 sail q follows:-
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, Mar. 20, IL A. NJ.
CRY OF COhk, ,V1aHAIifx, tuesday, Mar,23, 4 nm,
CITY OF PAklS, SaLutday, Mar. "a, 1 p al
CITY OE ANTWERP, Saturua ay, Apr 4. II A. M.
kANoAhOO.(Vla haltfax) Tuesday, Apr. o. r. M,
each succeeding Saturday aud alter ate Tuesuay
from Pier As, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE THE MAIL srEAMER
hAILINa EVERY SATURDAY,
Payable ln9old. Payable In Currency,
FIRST CABIN .....,. 800 STE E S35
70 lonoon....,,.... lp5 to London-.........s ~
10 Fhtls,............ u6l 70 Parls....,.- AZ
PASSAGE BY THE TUEsDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX.
FIRST CABIH, 6THERAGH,
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency,
$50
40
e. e. fSSsns S2snat q 81 RpanGS HRSans 80
Passengers also forwarded to Havrs, Hamburg, Bre-
men, ETC., at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by
persons sending for their friends.
For further Information apply st the Company's
JoRN q. DALE, Agent No. lb BROADWAY, N. T.
Or 40 ODON ELL h PAULK, Agents.
No. AL CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia
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HARRISB URG.
The State Legislature.
Iate met last evening.

The Senate met last evening
mr. Uonnell presented a bill authorizing the
Western Insurance and Transportation Com
pany to increase their capital and dispose OF
coupon or registered bonds, provided that the
total increase of shares shall not exceed two
hundred thousand.
Mr.. Turner, one providing for the final ad-
jouInment OF the Senate on the 9Th OF April.
Dir. Nage, one relative to elections and
appointments of officers of the United Firemen's
nturance Company of Philadelphia.
MIR. Connell, one providing for the extin-
guishment of irredeemable gTound-rents.
The bill allowing Iaikoad, canal, and slack-
water navigation companies to widen and
deepen their lines, bridges, etc, passed finally.
The Senate bill declaring 1t to be right to
take writ OF error to the Supreme Court in
cases hereafter where persons have been con-
yicled of murder in the first degree, was
passed. Adjourned.
The House also met at half'past seven O'Clock
last evening.
The committee appointed to decide upon the
proprety of printing three volumes OF Bates
History of Pennsylvania Regiments reported
that 1t was expedient to print ten thousand
copies.
MIR. Mccullough called up the House bill
authorizing the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company to declare stock dividends, which
passed.
: The Park bill, authorizing the purchase OF
additional ground and providing for Its manage
ment, was passed.
The House bill incorporating the Street
Brokers' Association was passed; also, lncorpo-
rating he Union Warehouslng Company. Ad-
iOuIned.
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Contested Election Case.

The examination of witnesses in the above
case was resumed yesterday afternoon, by BX-
aminers Messick and Batturs. The testimony
was directed to the Sixth division of the Fourth
ward. John W. Clayton, No. 72l S. Seventh
street, testified that he voted the Republican
ticket: Thomas Counsel moved to Michigan
about year ago from Baker street (he was
assessed and on the voters lst).
Moses Marcus, No. 1872 S. Sixth street, testified
that James Riley did not live there at this
election: Riley was assessed there and on the
Thomas Doughan, No. zoe spafford street,
testified that Austin Gavin did not live there at
this election. (He was assessed there and on
John Vance, No. FOG South Sixth street. testi-
fed that Henry Hates did not live there at this
election. He was on both lists).
fed that James Kelly: mother lives there, but
that her son was not in this city on election
day. ION the assessment list appeared two
James Kellys at that number, and both on the
James Sweeny, No. 625 Fitzwater street, tes-
tihed that Timothy Burns did live there, but
died last April, (He was assessed there and
John Mccullough was recalled, and testified
that he examined aud compared the list of
voters and the list of taxables OF this division;
on the former there are thirty-6ve names that
are not on the latter.
William King was recalled, and testified that
he had compared the list of voters with the list
of taxabes Of the Eighth division of the Fourth
ward; the names OF Michael Fitzgerald and
Felix Larkins, on the list of voters, are not on
the list OF taxables.
Jacob L. Baugh was recalled, and testified
that Edward Williams voted in the Sixth division
of the Fourth ward, the Republican ticket (He
was assessed at No. 692 shippen street.)
William McCauley, No 720 South Tenth street
testified that he voted the Republican ticket in
the Eighth division OF the Fourth ward, as also
(voted tor Sheppard), Edward Rementer, No
8l3 FitzWater street. Adjourned.
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nonestic AHatrs.

= Gold closed yesterday at 1913.
The last overland letter mail from California
J DIR. ]. N. Marks, the new Collector OF this
port, resigned yesterday.
-Geneial Meade and STAFF lett Atlanta for this
No nominations for foreign missions were
sent TO the Senate yesterday.
$500 German cabinet-makers struck for Id
per cent. advance on their wages yesterday.
-Doring the last Congress there were $500
bills introduced in the House and $50 IN the
Robert Martin Douglas was yesterday .ap-
pointed Assistant Priya.e Secretary TO the Ere
There are half a. dozen applicants for the
Office of Chief OF the Printing Division OF the
i~AleSander Hughes was killed in Charles
town, Mass., by being caught Ia machinery
which he was engaged in ollng.
Edwin X. Lee, charged with stealing
$4,000 of the Royal Insurance Comganys
bonds in New York, was acquitted yesterday,
AN Indian delegation, representing the
Cberokees, Choctaws, Greeks, and Chlckasaws,
had an interview with the President yesterday;
General visitors will hereafter be received
at the White House fiom to L. M, Cao,net
days-Tuesday aud Friday--excepted.
commissioner Delano has sent a large mum.
per OF recommendations for appointment ol
assessors and collectors to the President LOT
The Cashier of the First National Bank OF
Rockford, H., has absconded with the funds oil
the depositors. The bank Will probably fau.
In New York, yesterday, one Wesley Alien
was sentenced to four years and seven months
imprisonment for robbery committed two
years ago.
Three colored men have been arrested In
New York for stealing a large quantity of valu-
able furniture from their employer, Nj. Vincent
COllyer.
"A child, three years of age died In New
York on saturday, from eating phosphorus paste
The preparation was INTENDED Tor the destruc
tion OF nice.
Secretary Borie has ordered that all mid
nhipmen, before being prou oted 10 ensens
shall be examined at the Naval Academy, bl
the Academic Board. r 4tA
General Stoneman will carry into actiy
and immediate eject In Virginia the act
Congress providing that the test oath must b
taken by all desirous OF holding State offices.
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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, March l6.-A deputation, with the
Mayor of London at its head, proceeded to
Windsor Castle, this afternoon, and presented
to the Queen petition praying for the discs
tablisbment Of the Irish Church.
LONDON, March 15.-Iu the House of Com
mtns, to night, the University Tests Repeal bin
was debated at length, and, after much opposl-
tion, was read for the second time,
LONDON, March 16.-A despatch from Lisbon
reports that the ship Harps veil. Captain
Qualey, from Havfe Tor New York, was abau
doDed at sea. The captain and crew were
landed at Lisbon.
LONDON, March l5.-The Duke of Montpen-
sier declares that he does not seek the Spanish
throne. Should he be chosen King, he viii
accept the crown, but he wishes that the ques-
ton OF his election may not be made pretext
for civil war.
NEW YORK, March l5.-The Euening Mail has
advices from Cuba via Nassau, that General
LesCa has failed three times TO make his way
to Puerto Principe, aud the insurgents have
each time repulsed him with heavy losses,
before his arrival at Los Paredones (Big
Wans), the most difficult pass OF the Cubltas.
Eiehty of his wounded had Just arrived per
steamer at Nuevltas from La Guaraja, General
Lesca's base, and another steamer left for
Havana the next day with a greater number.
General Lesca remains with mis- column be-
tween La Guaraja and Los Paredones, in a
dangerous position, while Puerto Principe is
besieged by the insurgents, if not entirely in
their hands.
Senor Romero, in private letter to friend
in Washington, dated City of Mexico, February
q, says:-"The political condition of affairs
has improved of late. Negretes revolt ended
very ea.i.y. As soon as the Govern ment troops
were able to reach HIM, his men disbanded,
almost without lighting, on the 2lst instant.
All the material Of war he had with him was
captured. Luis Malo, the officer commanding
the squadron which rebeled at Puebls, was
killed in the engagement. Estenes, second in
command, and several others were captured,
and the affair is altogether ended. The parties
who started another rebellion at Opam were
also routed and dispersed; so was Servando
Canales, in the State Of Tamaulipas by General
Escobedo's forces.
"Allthese events will necessarily contribute to
consolidate public peace in Mexico. The NAL
contents see now that they cannot succeed any
more in their Vaccinations against the peace of
the country, and 1t is not likely they will rise
again. The people are really tired of war, and
quite anxious TO consolidate peace. The OPP
position to the Government, formed of very
few persons who sympathized with the rebel
lion, have been clamorng for a change Of the
Cabinet AS their motives for this are not
patriotic and noble and they cannot, in any
manner. represent the country, their desires
have not been complied with. Commercial
prostration unfortunately prevails, as the
natural consequence OF the long war we have
arfo
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mna Un,ted states and spain.

The Spanish Legation in Washin ton regard
the RESOLUTION which General Banks, the Chair
man OF the House Foreign Affairs Committee,
the Cuban Insurgents, and providing for their
recoon nition by our Government at al early day,
as uniriendly in its tone, aud CALCULATED TO DO
asssIt that the reyoiution has never been so
formidable as represented; that they have no
ioothold on the coast, and that they caunot
long hold out. Furthermore, that an agent OF
", his wav here with special po Wers and iull
,nstrucions TO represent TO the, United States
Government the resources OF the Provisional
Goyernment in reference to the iusurrection,
ard that he has tull facts to show that the
Gouernment has the resources necessary TO
crush the rebellion. The news Is given for what
II ia worth, but coming from the source II does,
il is worth giying.-N Y. Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS. 1888

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l8, 1883.
Messrs FARRELL HERRING q CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street,
Gentlemen:-On the night of the 18th instant
our large store, q. w. corner.of Ninth and Chea-
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
Of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one Of your PATENT CHAMPION
F1RE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although it was
exposed to the most intense heat for over 80
hours, we are happy to say 1t proved itself
worthy Of our recommendation. Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence 1t justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL d BROTHERS,
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FIRE AND BUReLARPRooF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES !
PHILADELPHIA, January ID, 1853.
ARREI. HERRING A N0.

PHILADELPHIA, January lS, 1853.
MessrB- FARRELL, HERRING q co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street
Gentlemen:-On the night of the 18th inst, a.
is well known TO the citizens OF Philadelphia
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock Of merchandise No. 9O2 Chestnut street
was burned.
The IRE was one of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We had, as you are eaware. two Of your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi-
Gated your well.known reputation as manufac-
turers Of FIRE-PRooF SAFES. anyfurthsr
proof had been required.
They were subjected TO the most intense heat,
and IL affords us much pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables. were all In perfect condi.
ton.
Yours. very respectfully,
JAS. E CALDWELL q CO.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DILL LoSoPHY OF MARRIAG E.-
psy Course Of Lectures. As dsysssa O. Inc tSs
srbjects:--HOw 20 Live and What to Live i0ri
Youth, Maturity, and Old Age; Manhood oenerally
Reviewed; The Cause OF Flatulence auo
Nervous Diseases Accounted For Marriage pnn0- s,.
taining these Lectures VIII be forwarded, post paid
on receipt Of 20 cents, by addressing w. A. LEAhr
PhilAdelp1t2,
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

,<F6fm PENN STEAM ENGINE gAND
&2NhSs BOILER W0RKS.-NEAFIE n LEVY
plsANIIgAL T Al AND THE9RFITIHGMASa 90 y AZ ENSINEERaI
5MITHs, and foUN DERs having ior many can
been In successful operation, and been exOlusivay
snssged In building and repairing Marine and Rive
Ranks, Propeliers etc. etc. rssRec.fully oasr ihs
Iact for engines OF All sises, Marine, River. and
are o.
avery description q pattern;making made at the
.nS aoe OF Ssss En
IRON and Brass Castings OF all descriptions. RoI
Turning, Screw Cutting and al ether work conneotst
Drawings and specifcations for all work done A
.he establishment fres OF charge, and work EuaFan
The Subscribers have ample wharf-dook room :tus
repairs OF boats where they can lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears blocks, falls, etc. ete
~' '''''-S A'~'' W -@ JACOB O. .NEAFIE,
JOHN ?. LEVY,
eu BEAOH and PALMER Streets,
''vAUsHH AGnHI01 5OHw n. ooyn M1IIAH r. HHRnIOa
, SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMI
~ WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA
MERRlCK d SONS,
IAN91NEERS AND MAOHIEl5TS
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Hnktne
Tor Land River. and Marine Service. a.
aoilefni y 0asometeKs ,KrRnks, Iron BoaA, &c
Se5ti1Es OF All kinds, either Iron or brAses -.
IRON Frame Room for Gas Work, Worksnops' ehe
Retorts and Gas MSchInery. Of the latest and mos
Eyery description Of Plantation Machinery, ais is
steam Trains, DefecAtors, Filters, Pumpkins Aa
Sole Agents FOR n. Bnleux. Patent sugar Bonins ln
Aspipwall q WoolAeys Patent CenxunEA sukai
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDwELL's STORE
WERE FARRELL, HERRING d. co.
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adss. CHARLESTON, 8. c.
The South and Southwest
FAST FREIGHT LINE,
EVERY THURSDAY,

The Steamships PROMETHEUs Captain aray,.J,
w. EVEkMAN, Captain Vance,
WILL FORM REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
The steamship PROMErHEUs VIII sail on
THURSDAY, March 1S.
Through bills of lading given In connection with s.
O. X. r. to points In the South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates OF freight ss low
as by any other loute For freight apply to
E. A, EOUDER a 90.
222u DOCK STREET WHARF.
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S%e@. PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND
RH&S.& AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE
ThkOUHH EREI9HT Alb LINE 10 TIE
SOUTH AND WEST,
EVERY SATURDAY,
At noon. from FIRST WHARF above MARKET
Street. :
ThRoUaH RATES and THROUGH REOEIPTs
TO Ali points In North ana South Carolina, via sea
board Air Line Railroad, connecting at Portsmouth
ano Ly ynchburg, Va, Tennessee, and the West via
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line and Richmond ana
DsnVille Railroad, - -
IlW ER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE
The regularity safety, and cheapness OF this routs
commend IL TO the public tine most Desirable ms,
dpm for carrying every description of freight.
No charge FOR commission, drayage, or any expense
oftransier.
EroiEht received daily
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d co.,
No. II North and south WHARVE9.
". p. PORTER, Agent NJ Richmond and City
p, CRowELL q co.. Agents at norfolk su
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Az Ohn
Brig Josephine LinscOtt, Mstanzas, S. L. Merchant q
scSr Minnie Reppier. wiiletts. zaza. 8. h W. we,s,
scbr Morning Star Lynch, Mystic. Conn.,, John Rom.
schr j. lake Adams. Hyannis. Mass. do.
Schr y a. ret Z yam. Wixon Mystic. Conn.,. do.
sSaf sn Sns5 ss sat@%4e
T Tur hO o. Alien for yds Co
OF barges, W. p. Clyde & Co. :" w"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
werp WITH Pdse to wors@ss Co. e days from Ant
rc Grey 20 hours from Charles
sissmshp Tiy a. heaTs s%sih from eq ProvI
R1s Ssraue ReS Pso 0o from Liver
pool; win mase % Peter Wrisnt = Sons i0n. N'Vs'
BEIg Geo elIchTsS %SS5rst sdays from sagua
sehr ssjlis 3, sssemsn; days from sagua, with
sehr Julia f. Pratt. NickeTson, 6 days from Boston,
wh pSsf tS MShaS GS%d
with mdse 70 Merchant q cloud.
grain 10 Jos. E. Palmer O"S' i0" Ae'pS'' Dei' WIN
sehr ysnSalis Campbell, days from LeIpsIc Del,
sebT Elie Bsil, MexCn, day from Frederick Del
s%@yIns; pei Win grain q Jas I, sswley %;
Wiz SsSS EN- Es;s
I;s GsvsTy 6IsTSe hours from New YORK
TpS g w. Sds S with
60, MEMORANDA,
snip Thomas Harvard, Strickland. from New Or.
leans ior Havre, was seen 1lth inst lat. 81 %, long
Steamship JunIata. Hoxie, hence via Havana, st
New orleans yes erday at A. NJ.
sailed RON saysnnah st a. n. i4th Inst 'Ae'pH'"'
vss,asaaH Munter, Harding hence. at Providence
sstsamship Romsn. Baker, for Philadelphia cleared
Bs,qqe Ermina: Perry, for Philadelphia. entered
Baraue Csstries. Kemble. for Philadelphia cleared
AZ L'v rpool 9th ut and sailed from Gravesend lst
BaIqne saImi Eekholm. for Philadelphia. entered
Barqne voiant. Castner. for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool 1st inst.
Baraue Chasca, Crockett. hence at Cienfoegos 4th
Barque Maria Adelaide. skorka, for Philadelphia,
Brig Samuel Lindsay Wilson. hence, at Cardeuas.
was ashore on the Bahama Bank. and got of with
wreckers assistance. who received araft for $1,000
Brig Prairie Rose. GrIfath. II days from sagua at
Brig Mechanic; Dyer, at oardenas 4th inst reported
Brias Nellie Ware, Ware. and Nigreta, Showers.
sailed from Cardenas th inst for port north OF Hat.
Brig Ida NJ. Comery. Mcclellan, cleared at New
sc6r JesIe Leach. Stafford. cleared at Georgetown,
schr Maggle p. Smith, Grace. hence. at Jackson.
sehr cnaS p. stickney. Mathis hence. at Jackson.
scbr atauga. Lawrence. for Philadelphia. cleared
scsr Richard vsax. Whitaker cleared at Charles
schr lara Barrett hence at Mobile 10th inst.
Schr Abbie Bursley Parker. hence, at Boston 18th
schrs Jas, Z, Malloy; Russell; Annie aiIlise, NIL
shs and Es ns @ Inst FOR Philadelphia
| schrs A. Hammond. Paine: Bonny Boat. Kelly and
/ Steamer Mily,l!e, Repear at New York 18th Inst
| from Millville,
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

G6sA ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
Ihh GENERAL TRANsATLA NTIO COMPANY's
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BEpWEHN NEW YORK
AND HAVkE, CALLING al BKEST
The splendid new vessels This fAvorlte route for
the Continent will sail nom Pier No. 5O North river,
ST. LAURENT........ Broc cande Saturday Oct
WILLIE DE PAklS... .Surmont t..... Saturday, Oct II
OCT. 81
PRICE OF PASSAGE
In gold uncluding wine),
Fkst Cabin second Cabin ........,, SS5
no PARIS.
Uncluding railway tickels, furnished on board)
First cabin Sl45 Second cabin
These steanieIs do Lot carry steeIage passengers.
Medical attendance n ee OF CHARGE
American travellers going 70 or returning from
the continent OF Europe. by taking the steamers OF
this line avoid unnecessary risks from transit py
English railways ana crossing the channei, besides
saving time, trouble, and expense.
9kUh9E M lUkENZIE, Agent,
NO. So BROAl WAY, New York.
For passage In Philadelphia, apply at AGsms'
Express Company, to o ~. IL L. LEAF,
lIa No. 800 CHESNUr L street.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

NJ ORTIZ PENN HOTEL, NO. 445 N. THIRD
IN Street, PhiladelPhiS, as H0W OPEN, on the
kuToJ can plan, A. BrETSON Superintendent.
Rot ms 70 rent, with or without bosrdi boaIding,
with or without rooms. 36 Inn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
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MILE MoRLAccH
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will give
GRAND BALLET ADVERTISEMENT,
assisted By Niles Lett and EVeTG
Seats each day RON till Oeos the Box oaee Of the
Aeaaeny.
Aanisaes, - cents
Reserved Seats 81
CTRAWBERRY FESTIYAL-Music Flowers,
- Sale Of Fancy Articles; BeekuaA Iil " Churoh Piethst
First THIS EVENING. Of
50 cents. ihsaahg rsffeshnenss
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Suction salts Of 8taI 6statt.

GREAT LAND SALE
~ AT AUCTION OF
1000 ACRESi
BELONGING 10 THB ESTATES or HENRY SEYMOUR OF UTICA
n T.. AND JEREMIAH PRICE CHICAGO, ILL, IL 1HB
CITY OF CHICAGO,
COOK And WILL COUNTIES
TOWN or JOLIET.
DCPAGB AND GRUEDY COUNTIES
on WEDNESDAY.
1HB 10TH DAY OF JUNE 1852
AT THB SALRsROOMS OF
WIN A. BUFFERS L Co.
AlCTIORERRS.
hos 5. T. 3 AND u RANDOLPH.ST
CHICAGO. ILL.
The PROPERTY rev offered al public sale a, M h.., ,,5
choice lsB3 within the great CITY
the oobiempste B0ueYadI sbd CITY Paris .d
Che best prospective Increase ofasy properly presented III M
TITLE PERFECT.
This property paFehatd By tbe parties ofsrts Il m ,s d.
tsstlJ IRON The GOrsruWeEi, 10 fSSS
DESCRIPTION.
Pamphlets issued descriptive Of the property
ste blocks Of about sTe acres each
SALE PEREMPTORY.
SALE TO COMMENCE At 10 O'CLOCK. A. n, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THIS PRoPEkTI-WHICH BY DECREE or THE
UNITED STATES COURT. is ORDERED TO BE PAR.
TTTIoEyD-Is SOLD.
TERMS OF sALE-Obsouh cash balance 10 tss three
Ist via lbiersst ausnally at per cent
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
EIeoutOF sslss OffIesry ssynosr
l.. @. PAINE FREER,
Admiaisltor estate Jeremiah Price
WIN. A. BUFFERS &c Co.,
'AUeti0ReOSI