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Charles II. B0yce, Consul at sPrague: William M.
Morrison. Postmaster at Cedar Falls, Iowa; G. N.
sheibcy, Postmaster at Rome, Ga
Appointments Of Colorcd Clerks.
Jerome A. Johnson (coored). President OF the
First Ward Republican Club, ana John T. Cook
tcolored). brother Of Alderman Cook, OF this city.
were to-day recommended for appointment to first
class clerkships in the Revenue Department. They
have accordingly been designated for appointment
by the Commissioner.
CoIored Police Magistrate.
The Board OF Police Commissioners have appointed
a colored man TO be police magstrate-the first OF
the African race in the District OF Columbia.
Another CoIorcd Douglass Provided For.
Another Dougiass-coored-is In the field, and
brother, too, OF the young printer about whose EN-.
ployment in the government printing oflce such .
to.do has been made lately This other Douglass Is
Fred Jr.. who writes letter to-day TO Simon Wolf,
Register OF Deeds for this district, asking an sp-
pointment az clerk In this letter he states:-
belong % tnat despised class which has not been
known In the field OF applicants for position under
the government heretofore. served my country
nv native state, and am the son OF q man, Frederick
Douglass, who was once held IN bondage projected
by the laws OF this naton--a nation. Tue perpe.
tuty of which, with many others OF my race, strug-
gled to maintain. am by trade printer but In
consequence Of combinations entered INTO by print
ers' unions throughout the country, am unable TO
OBTAIN employment at II. therefore hope that you
viii give this, my application. the most favorable
consideration.
Mr.. Wolf replies to this application favorably, and
young Douglass gets his appointment.
Death Of Commodore McCauley.
Commodore McCauley died IN this city to-day. lie
had been n the naval service sixty years.
The Case oT Huyck, the Fraudulent Bank
President.
Leonard Huyck, President or the late Merchants
Rank, who was convicted In the Criminal Court
Of the larceny Of $4,000 worth OF bonds ana sen
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Interest on loans, exchange and collections. sl2
Legal expenses In will case. ................ Is
ONCE furniture. ............'......''.'. III
MAIDS Observation-Disclosures. SO
Total ....................Sl Sl4e e75
Balance TO new account ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12745
Grand total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l62 42O
RECEIPTS.
By balance, May I, 1865 ss................... ssl75
Donations from churches. 1877, l51
Donations from individuals. ls.................. 1857
Irwin. &c c..........'........... .. a2o
Interest from Yands fund. d................... 1872
Interest on permanent fund llate 5. Il. Han
ger fund investment. ...................... 501
Ferry Ministry fund d........................ 900
Leqacies 20, 1853
Balance to new account. nt................... 12,746
Permanent fund
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BeQueet OF =. II. HunRerfOru, OF Weetneld,
N. Y. invested In government bOnds.... $500
Ex-Mayor LAMBERT also read the treasurer's re-
port OF the Home Missionary committee having
charge of the freedmen's department for lS6S-69:-
Receipts, $l6,941; expenditures, $16,66l-leavng
balance Of $270 to new account. The average con-
trlbutiOn per head, throughout the Church, Is 76h
cents. Both reports were referred to the Standing
Committee ON Home Missions.
Rev. DR.. JOHN @. ATTERBYRY, Chairman OF the Com
mitee Education reported that 210 candidates for
the ministry had been assisted by the committee
50 In theological, 103 In collegiate and A IN their
academic course, besides cOlOred students. The
receipts from the contributions Of churches have
been $2l037 being an increase OF $50 over last
year. Only 372 churches contributed The report
appropriately referred.
Rev. JOHN W. DULLES, secretary Of the Publica-
ton Committee, read the report OF the committee
for the year, which exhibited the number of books
and tracts which the committee had received by
grant and otherwise since the meeting Of the last
General Assembly. He also read the report Of the
treasurer, as follows
The report OF the treasurer is encouraging one,
showing an advance In all the departments Of the
committees work. In sales, in donations received
aud in donations made the past exceeds the year
which preceded IL, and also every preceding year,
leaving out OF the receipts OF the sums cOntri
buted to the special endowment fund. In the purely
benevolent part Ofits work the committee expended
$es61 For the year ending March 81, 1869, the total
Of sales was $4S,409.
The ''cash received on account Of sales" in the
treasurers report does not show the full amount OF
sales made, as In some cases balances only appear
upon the books OF the treasurer. The report
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

RY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
- tSuccessor to J. c. McGaire Col
corner Of Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
AtkE oF s1ss5Es
China AND GLASS, PLATED GOODS, &c. iNh
q m 9n TUESDAY MoRS Ibs, SC, q com
yate residence Of family about removing from
HJthe city, at No. 40 y st., between 9Th and 9TH
SITS, an extensive collection Of nearly new first
Walnut Parlor Suit, upholstered in green velvet, 10
Large gilt frame French plate Pier Glass. ssx2s,
Handsome Walnut Marble top Centre Tables
Very nd:ome " slnat Etescre, with mirror back
Oriental and other Fancy Chairs
Velvet Rugs and Oilcloths
ing Of superior turkish Lounge fnns ana
Side chairs
Oak Marble top Centre Table
Oak Hat Rack, with marble slab, and Gothic Chairs
and mirror back
Oak Extension Dining Table
Oak Dining Chairs
Gilt Pier Glass and Table
-Four superior solid Walnut Chamber Suits, finished
Mar6le-top and other sets of Cottage Chamber Fur.
superie95, Curled Hair Mattresses Feather Bolsters
Fine French China Dinner Set
Goods, Mantei and Table Ornaments, Stewart
irigerasor, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Rea %
This very attractive sale, the house being thor
oughy furnished with frst-c goods, all Of which
Is IN n, excellent condition Terms cash
IRapnblicanI
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II r. Il AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

time, health and money.
1000 REWARD for any case of disease in any
stage which they fail to cure
DT. ktchan's Golden BaLsam No. I cures Ulcers
liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cuta,
neous or skin Eruptions, Copper COlored Blotches.
Soreness OF the scalp, scrofula Sci is the greatest
Renovator, Alteratiye, and Blood Purifier known,
removes all disease from the ystem and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
rial Affections, rheumatism in all it's FORMS
from mercury or other causes; gives immediate re-
lief in all cases. No dieting necessary: 1 have
thousands OF Certificates proving the miraculous
cures effected by these Remedies Price of either No
i or No: 2, $500 per bottle, two bottles for 500
DR.. RiehaH's Golden Antidote, a safe speedy.
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Derange
ments accompanied with full directions Price, 500
per bottle. wow
Dr. Richax's Golden Elixey drAmouy A radical
cure for Nervous General Debility in old or young
mparting energy with wonderful effect Price, st ID
per bottle, or two bottles for $500
On receipt Of price, these Remedies will be Skinned
70 any place. Prompt attention paid to all cores
pondents. None genuine without the name of Or
RietaNs Golden Remedies, d. b. Rieaards sole pro-
prietor" blown in glass a bottles
street, New York. Office hours from a m 10 o n
m. 0Circulars sent. jy2 Iy
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DIED..

1ALBEET. On the morning Of the 10Th instant
alter hong and painful illness, FRANCES q. tai
BERT, aged year. mouths, and IL DAYS, infant
daughter of James A. and Elizabeth TaIbert.
The friends and relatives invited attend the
9Th street and Maryland avenue Capitol Hill, on
Sunday, the 2lst instant, at ; o'clock D. m,
SANDERSON. ON the morning Of the 10Th instant,
after a lingering Illness. SARAH RHODA infant
daughter Of " lillian and the late sarah n Sander
son, aged Il months.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Pred. Enmerich, 463 i street south, between 9Th
and 5th streets east, morrow Sunday afternoon
invited to attend.
CALHOUN. In Georgetown, on the 10Th inrtant,
BESSIE RILEY. infant daughter Of Vim. n and
Corneia L. Calhoun, aged nine mouths and fourteen
DAYS.
The funeral win take place Sunday evening" at %
O'Clock, from her pareuts residence No. 1885, corner
sf Frederick and 9th streets The friends of the fam
~ invited to attend the fIseral
Dearest Bessie, thou hast left Us, -
We thy loss most deeply feel.
Bun tls God that hath bereft u.s.
He can all our sorrOws heal
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DROFoSAL FOB SEWER On "LD STREET
pRoPosALs FOR DREDGING MACHINES.
BUREAU OF YARDS aNp Docks,

WASHINGTON D. C., November r. 1872
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed :" Proposals for Dredg-
Ing Mschnes will be received at this once until L
ocoSk N on the l4th day of December, for Buis, ~
and Delivering two steam Dredging Machines: one
Navy Yard, PHILADELPHIA wv i Oh sn0
Inc Machines must be of power and capacity 20 dig
pcubic yards each per day of ten hours and M,
arranged 20 dig in water IS feet deep - ""1 10
BIDDERS are requested 20 furnish plans and snecif
Cations 81 their machines, with full descrintns ~
materials, Dimensions. &c, and state the amount fr
which they viii engage % build and deliver them M
the places named az before the LIST OF March ION
and guarantee their successful operation and abitv
TO perform the work above
The Bureau retains the right 20 reject any mr. AIN
tile offers or TO accept such as NAV be deemed besf
adapted 90 the character of the work 10 be done al
though the price asked may be higher
DANL AMMEN.
nol6- law4w Chief Of Bureau Yards and Del.
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GALE or THE UNITED STATES ARMpRY
FERRY, WEST VIRGINIA, AND VICINITY


oRDSANcE OFFICE. Washington, Sept. ., 1850.
and BY direction Of the Seeretary Of war the prop,
ton on TUESDAY tie 18th day q Nsvsem "G is
sommeacmg at ~ S'cloc5 O. m, and continuing from
fhe value Of this property for manufacturing pur-
scribe it herein but description Of the same Is bee
ing prepared, and viii be sent to persons who may
The property viii be sold N Lots The first win
land running to the western boundary on the Poto-
mac, the Armory Canal and water power Of the river
ground, and the foundations Of several others and
@cs m nsr. %n and the are
OF the most approved kind and the others are mostly
The second viii be- the Site of the Rife Factory
and water power on the Shenandoah, the buildings
upon which have been destroyed, but the canal is In
The third will be the Shenandoah Ferry, with
The On spe ana
The fourth will be the pergetpsl right to cut and
land, across the Shenandoah. -''A
The fifth will be the right to dig Iron Ore from
Ore Bank, acquired by deed from Henry Lee and
The remainder consisting Of Houses and Lots in
the towR, will be sold lot by lot
The Govsnmsnt will convey to the puIehasers,
right and title to the property, which is believed to
The terms Of sale prescribed by law are credit of
and two years; the purchasers to give bond and
security for the payment Of the purchase money
and these terms must be complied with within ten
days after the sale.
A map showing the metes and bounds OF the Har-
pers Ferry property will be exhibited at the time Of
sale.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any or all Lots offered, if the bids not satisfac-
tory. A. Ii. DYER,
Brevet Major General, Chief of Ordnance.
NOTICE TO pELINQUENTs.
Persons who purchased Lots i'm 1862, and have not
fully paid for them, notified that il they pay what
is due before the day of SALE the Lots will be decided
to them. Otherwise, they. will be resold.
A. b. DYER,
sc N-6Qt Breyet Major Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
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VTLere i nothing that viii keep the stomach
81 healthy and its dependent organs SO well
toned, a. the free Use OF apples for food.
ga Connecticut medium has ghostly friends
who run a sewing machine for him without his
touching it, flesh and blood operator is gen.
orally preferred.
EVThe agent of the fat woman and of her
skeleton husband lately ran away with their
money in Indiana, but was oyertaken and Obliged
to give W the funds
~LisZt's daughter, who married Musical
Director Won BulOw, took a crOtchet to elOpe
with wagner, the composer, thereby putting
her husband in jealous quaver. After long
rest, the discard was brought before the bar, and
a divorce has just been decreed. 10 > ~
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NosEIrr roV TpEKs AND nAOHINE
PARKERsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA

- We have on hand one Portable steam San Min of
$lL1 cash; also, several portable engines sufsbis
Tor threehng machines q 10 horse power aiso sev-
erel portable engines on wheels from Is 20 - horss
power OF under. Persons Wishing TO purchase neW
% seSond hand Inchnery, engines o. iron would do
No H ParkersburG, West vireinis>
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and streets

- By virtue Of deed of trust from St. Clair
Es.. Davis and wife to the undersigned, Trustee
- dated on the 9th day Of September 1865, and
recorded in Liber r. NJ H., No. 8, folos Is, ct seq
one OF the Land Records for Washington county,
will sell, on WEDNESDAY, 18th day Of December,
lS In front Of the premises. at the hour of clock
p M, all that part of lot of ground in the city of
ashingfon numbered five (5) i'm square numbered
one hundred and sixty three (l63Naccordng to the
subdivision thereof by samuel Davidson--being the
same property conveyed by Wm Norris and wife to
81 Clair Davis by deed bearing date 18th Of August
l,62, and recorded in Liber N C. T., No l. folios as
ct seq, preference thereto being had for more full
description of said part Lott
Also, the west halt of Lot four, % i'm Davidson
subdivision of said Square l63, the same fronting
fourteen feet and six inches, less street.
IL being the same property conveyed said Davis by
A. Hyde and John q. Clark by deed dated November
4, lS3, and recorded in Liber n G. T., No. 81 folos
$50 ct seq reference to which is hereby made for
fuller description of said property, with the i'm
proyements, which are a new three story Frame
House, fronting on h street, between Connecticut
avenue and 18th street west.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, II and Is
MONTHS the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing Interest from day Of SALE deed
given and deed in trust taken the premises All
conyeyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. $1O to be paid down when the property is
sold. IL the terms should be complied with in Ave
days after SALE the Trustee the right to
sell the property at the risk and of the default
ing by advertising such resale three times
In some news printed in the city of ashington
- JOHN H. JOHNSON, Trustee
no l2eod&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

R1 JOSEPH y. KELLEY
- Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
onee No. 1868 Sth street west near north street
RSS1EES SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
Az LOT On NORTH d ST, BETWEEN l7rH
AND 18TH SITS. WEST
- BY virtue of deed Of trust to the under
fs:: signed, bearing date on The 18th day Of 0cto
6ber. A. ID. lS6s, and recorded in Liber r. and
r. No. folio lQ6 et seq, OF the land records In
and Tor ashineton county d. G., and at the request
OF the party secured thereby, Will sell at public
auction, In front Of the premises, ON THURSDAY,
the 18Th day Of Novsmber, lss9, at O'Clock .; m.
one hundred and enty two, tl1 said part Of said
lot being the western part end thereof, and front
ing 10 feet and inches North ID st., between Eth
and 18th ss west and running north by that width
one hunared and thirty six iL6) feet and two 90
inches, the depth Of the lot alley - feet wide
and improved by comfortable two story Frame
House, containing four rooms and kitchen.
Terms: Cash. Conveyancng and revenue stamps
at cost OF purchaser. $50 down on day Of sale
,s JOHN HILTON, Trustee.
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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auc tiOneers,
y Successors to j. G. Mcclure & Coz
Southwest corner of Pennsy lyania ave and l1th st
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
LAND AVENUE AND G STREET SOUTH.

IN 18TH STREEr WEST, BETWEEN MARY
LAND AVENUE AND G STREET SOUTH
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the 3Oth
II. day OF October, 1868, and duly recorded in
Libsr g. E. folio 29i, etc, one Of the land
records OF w ashngtOn county and District of Column
kia and by direction Of the party secured therein,
shall sell at public auction the premises, on MON
DAY the 2yth day Of November, 1859, at O'Clock D.
m all that certain piece parcel of land lying stu
ate and being in the said city of Washington
District OF Columbia being parts Of Lots numbered
seven I'D and eight 49, i'm Square numbered three
hundred and eighty five 1851 the said Lots and
Squares are laid down and described upon the ground
plat or plan Of said city, beginning for the said parts
az point on the line Of 10th street distant fty
three ss, feet three ts inches from the northwest
corner of said square and running thence south along
the line OF said 10th street seventeen " fact eight Isl
inches thence east sixty three (63 feet, thence on
line parallel to Maryland to an alley six feet
wide; thence north eleven I'D feet nine and half
tS2l inches, thence west to the place Of beginning
with the improvements thereon
TERMS: One half cash; balance in and II months
interest from the day of sale; the deferred pay
ents to be secured to the satisfaction the Trustee
All cOnyeyancing and stamps at cost Of urchaser
to be paid ON the day of sale and if the of
sale are not complied with within five days from the
day OF sale the Trustee the right resell
the risk of the defaufting purchaser by advertising
one week IN some newspaper printed and published
in Washington, u. g.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
ocE-eO&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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DRoPosALs FOR HAULING
HEADQUARTERs lsr MILITARY ptsrRrcr.
ORos CSssf (l.orf g., -

hEApVtAhIkhs - MILITARY DISTRICT,
Ofos Ch,ef Qsarfer,aaSfsr, :
RICHMOND, Va, october p, lsSe \
sealed Proposals In triplicate. ION forms 10 be fr
nlshed on application 90 this Office will be received
November, ls6e fer such ny ".
HAULING AND DRAWING OF PUBLIC PROP
ER1f
as may be required until November 81, $50, in the
city OF Richmond and vicinity, TO and from the points
named in the forms above mentioned
An proposals must be guaranteed by two respond
Die persons, not bidders and the right il reserved In
reject any or all bids not considered the interest Of
the service.
Proposals may be made for the whole or any mart
OF the hauling and copy OF this rtisemeut M NJ
be attached 20 each proposal.
tary District. JG CHANDIFR
Breys Colonel Quartermaster U. 8 Army,
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF the Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Amelia Ann Mansfield et al,
true copy-Test:
no5-law3w X. J. MEIGs, Clerk
Pfs4Efc fo oF 5 SfssSisI l.

CLIFTON, Admini.traior Of Martha . Hutchinson.
deceaked, the administrator aforesaid has with th
appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Wazhineto1
County aforesaid, appointed 4 UEsDAY, the sd dsV
Of November "A D. lsse, for the final settemenf srd
distribution Of the personal estate Of sAd deceassi
and Of the as-ets on hand far a. the ea1ne hsvs
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceasd rs
notified 30 attend, with their claims proreriv
from all benefit In said deceaseds estate ProriS~d
copy Of THE order be published once week for fhr~
day; Test - '-@
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MARRIED.

FLEETWOOD IREDELL At ST. Thomas
Church. Philadelphia, Pa. on the 18th instant, by
Rev. William J. Aston, CHRISTIAN a FLEET-
WOOD. of Washington, ID. u, TO SARA l. IRE
DELL, Os Philadelphia. No cards. =
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.TTNITED STATES PArENF OFFICE,

On the petition Of IN. PITls, 81 Biackstone,
Mass praying for the extension Of patent granted
te him on the 18th day OF January. 1855, for an ina
proymeuf IN Machines for Cutting flocks and Paper
Stock: - :
II ordered that the testimony I'm the be closed
on the 18th day Of December next, that the tine for
tied 20 the 5th day Of january next and that said
petition be heard on the 10Th day Of January next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
- SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
nov I-laW<3W CoumieeOner Of PofenfB.
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WE RESPECTFULLY solicit the continued
w gatronsge OF our lady c1s1eneTs q our new
between lzfh and 18th streets, where We viii be pre-
pared TO furnish Walking Suits, Evening, Wedding
the most approved styles. Terms nsdsE.te
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucfioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 18th and street

RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucsioneer.,
- Southeast corner 0f 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF vALuA-
BILE LOTS IN SQUARE No. 116, ON ST,
Between Seventeenth street and New Hampshire
avenue.
- Bv virtue Of deed OF trust to the undersigned
0as trustee, bearing date the 18th day Of Febru-
~ary, l569, and duly recorded In Liber and X,
No. 8, folio "a, &c, one Of the Land Records for
Washington county District Of Columbia, and It the
dersigned will, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of No
vember, 1859, at O'Clock p sell, in front Of the
premises lots Nos. 10, H. II, l3 and IA, in square NO.
according to the subdivision of said square now re-
corded. The amount Of debt due on said deed is
81 go, with interest from November q, 1893
Copveyancing and revenue stamps at cost Of pur
chaser ~ -
Terms Of sale: One.third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, If the terms Of sale complied
with within three days, the Trustee reserves. the
right to resell at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser. S25 to be paid on each lot on the fall
of the hammer. p. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
nolo-d tInt,Exp) Auctioneers.
At the same time and place will be offered Lots
Nos to 8, and n to - inclusive, in above square.
no Is
~THE ABOVE SALE Is DEFERRED UNTIL
SATURDAY the 2th, at same hour and place. BY
p. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.
noH GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

NfiAv hIATEs rATEEET SGElaCE.
On the petition Of CHRfafIXN SKUNK, Of Phil
adellaaa. Pennsylyania, prsying fo. the eIfension
ruarJ, 1856, re.issued on the sist day Of Nav. ia
again re Issued the 18th day OF November, 1875,
an AND ssslH % en- shs th day Of July
! II f ordered that the testimony In the case be
closee on the lfh day OF January next that the time
iimitsd e the zst day next and that said
petiten pe heard ON tos Sth day OF January next.
aoE .Eh. r SAMUEL 8. FISHER
z noD ia~" Commissioner Of Patents.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner 7th and streets
WESTINGHOUSE WILL
On MONDAY, the I'D November, inst we will
offer rare opportunity for profitable investment
by selling to the highest bidder, for cash, at
ton store at O'Clock p m, some 900 of the only
authentic and complete copy of last will and tesla
ment Of George Washington, with its deeply inter-
esting particulars in pamphlet form, that has ever
been published; together with all the stereoty pc
plates complete; out of which any active man could
realize handsome living
Sale without reserve.
Do9.lsi9D GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Rf WILLIAM L. WALL co. 4 Auctioneers
= New Marble Building,
Nos. 315 SIT, southeast cor. Pa. ave. and 9th at
~ On TUESDAY MORNING, Nov I'D next
HffJa large Peremptory sale of Groceries, Lii
liquors, Sugars, &c, &C., at our spacious
nole w T. WALL + m ar,.,