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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorgT -ADatEAITY.-
Nos. I5s, X. Il. Campbell ys. steam Tug Il. Doanc;
-, W II. fapscott vs.. Steamboat g. n. Srarbuck
lG7, Manuel DC ruca Eleazer Peci; i6y, James
Mott vs. Sloop J. H. Abel: 80, J. Johnson, W.
schooner J. N. Mcmillan; 10, &. Lynch and another
vs.. schooner Abbe Taylor; l79, James Mott Vi.
Steamboat Mount Washington.
SUPREME CorRT-tENERH TERN.-Nos. 81. 81, Sc.
ST. 81, SO t0 n. e.h 49, 90 81, a2 ~ 2s 90 o., aS COL
80 100 10l, I03, iO4, los, log, l07.
SUPREME CouRr-CHA1BERs.-Nos ld2, 2i6. 217.
SUPEfuoE CoIRr-iRIAL TEe4.--iarts / and ..
short causesNos. 1851, 20s9, 232 1852 2Si5, gtsp,
1894.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TRgM.-Part 1.--Nos. l27,
s5s2, t5a3, 4754, 47ss 4s05 40 Al, A. Is, A. A. 46 A.
80 Is, 40. Part Nos 4737, so, 81 ~ 90 81 3D. ST.
81, 5s o. 63, "a, 60, 90, G7, ds, 60, 20, II.
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THE FRENCH RepUsL lCAhs.

The following letter from the president OF the
French Republican Section In this city win explain
itself
NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1870.
To THE EDITOR THE HKRALD:--
II is with the most profound astonishment that
read III your issue OF to-day page three, column
SIX the report OF pretended meeting held by the
French red republicans stated 10 have taken paee
last Tuesday evening, on the occasion Of
the murder committed BY Prince Pierre
reporter attributes very ridiculous words 70
me, which never pronounced, for many reasons,
the principal one being thai no such meeting was
held on Tuesday Last and that even II hsa been
held should not havelbeen present, as did not
leave home that evening. presume that you regret
having been made the echo Of sucn bad loke, and
that you Will insert the present retraction. re-
man. DC, CH VILLA.
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supaoNs cluSl-gsSsAAl TsRr.
Advances nnd "p..,s-inn- in a Go,d Trans
scis.U.

Advances und t"p.m's-inn- iu "A Gold Trans
Scis.U.
Before Judges Noneii, Jones and Spencer
Bd1tia KdtlTe,sh - MS, ipDet0nts, as. Ggh10 II.
fdbbri, et as, At%pDlptaiS--This g an action TO
recover q balauce ~ 900 "a, with interest from
May 8, 1865. claimed ~ plaintiffs to be due them
for advances and commissions upon a 1nal settle
nent OF The accounts oi Jour aportations OF nitrate
ol soda made Dy thrI0 for the defendants. The
amounts, IT. j. claimed, we're made up
In the instance ~ each cargo on the
footing uf the cur rDcy cost ia New
York Of The biis bought 4ere 70 meet
me drafts III LONDON drawn by Tie plaintlfrs' cor
respondents ~ south America on account OF tue
shipments &c. pialnt,is charging Gheir commission
at the rate OF hali per cent. 1t Is likewise
alleged that piaintlrs cnsrGed Gil their own ad-
vxnces currency rates aud credited the defendants
on the same basis for tile gold or sterling furnished
~ them. The defendants deny tho correctness Of
the accounts aud especially ale0a that they should
be credited shouE $500 for insurance scrp received
by the plaintbls thst they are overcharged ABOUT
81 700 purchase OF gold; that they are over
charged about $1,000 on commissions brokerage,
re. The defendants TOOK several exceptions during
the trial to the admission ~ certain evidence. &C.,
and the case cones np on appeal TO the General
Term. Decision reser7ed.
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arrrgned before Police Justice Atkins. ~ yonkers,
70 answer . charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
Koundsnan Ausan testned that having noticed
past twelve O'Clock Ca the morning named.
he watched their moveme ents, and nnally re-
solved 10 arrest them. On asking the prisoners
where they lived, Merchant said "in YQnkers," and
attempted 70 draw something from bis pocket, but
the oilcer placed his pistol at tho felov y head,
ordering both, peril Of their lives, TO bold up their
hands. search Of their persons revealed the fact
that Merchant had been attempting to draw huge
sungshoL, and that Rennett had large sheath
Amie Ia his bosom. Tho prisoners sad In defence
that they only carried the weapons as protection
against do9sn They were committed 10 the county
lnl IN default OF $500 bail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
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THE rAEMlsY REFORM BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE AssocA-
Ttk
Charity aud Politics Combinrd-A New Or
sauizntion Formed Against Tamnnuy.

meeting OF the committees of this association
was held last eveDing At Masonic Hall Tor the pur.
pose or reporting the names OF new members and
for the transaction OF some routine business The
association was not long since organized and oD-
taiDcd charter, under the general law upon appli-
cation TO Judge OF The supreme Court and its par
ticular objects are 90 afford aid and comfort 10
sick and distressed members and their families;
To relieve the poor OF the city; to engage In
literary anusemonts and to encourage letters. Three
hundred and thirty members are TO be elected
Tor the general organization each representing an
election district, ana the requisite number having
been chosen branch associations, with their officers
vii De elected. Besides the charitable objects set
forth in the charter the association, under the presl
dency OF MI Jacob Cohen will, OF course, have poll
uca ends IN view, IN order To c0unteract the influ
eDces or Tammany Hail. The other officers are Mr..
Terence Sheridan, vice president; Mr. Thomas
Vaughan, treasurer, and AIR. Hiram Jones, secrc-
tary. The committees already appointed held a
lsnRtnened council last evening and reported long
list OF new members OF the general organization.
posed 10 hold general meeting
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IHt flnL l2N hnpf.

petition vas recently presented 10 The Common
Council by an organization called The Forlorn Hope
asking that the halls belonging to the city government
be thrown open to the public free OF expense in the
evenings under proper regulations for scien tifc
and recreative purposes. The petition was referred
10 the Committee on Repairs and Supplies, and the
report is Ipccted IN q lew days.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Heavy Cotton Robbery-Excelsicr Boat
(lub-A Lively Rooster Affray-Fatal
Runaway Aecident-POIiee Trans-
fers aud Minor Items.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day or
last year. as indicated ny the Thermometer at
Hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building, corner or
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span of horses attached 10 coupe In which
were Mrs. Campbell, OF Railway y. j. and her little
daughter, ran away on broadway yesterday. Al No.
$50 Broadway tho Vehicle came IN contact with
post, breaking II badly. The inmates were slightly
nutl. Inc ualnago !" the coupe, owned by Michael
BanAs Ol No. ia Mest ForlyninLh areet. was 300.
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COMMON PLEAS-SpeCiAl TERM
IbecisiOD.

BY Judge Van BrInt.
adHtS HDtr1 rs. ETittt}E RD,rf.-,Iudgment
granted, ana custody OF children awarded 10 the
planLIn
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suptsus cuuaT-Taal Tssa-pAa1 2.

Change Of Climate md Change of Property
interesting TO Hotel Keepers.
Bsfore Judge Freedman
Peter Classea "a. Jdco0 leopold @. dt--The plain
tin 10 merchant IN Resde street In this city, and
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings ia thc Law Courts
Yesterday.

The Wiiskey King Raids Collector Bailey
on the Wafpatb - Fraudulent Cigar
Eend Case.-rhe Hoffman Distillery
Seizure 4 Gold Purchase
transaction - Interesting
10 Hctei Keepers.
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The Police Board Yesterday transferred serg

Averages ttInpcratlrt yNslef'Iay y.............4sts
Average temperature for corresponding date
last
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killae from Thirty first precinct to Jefferson Market
Court quad; Sergeant w. J. I.owdcn, Twenty
second 10 Thirtietn: Sergeant John Murphy, rwen-
ueth to Twenty-sccond, aud sergeant Van Hagen,
Twenty fifth to Twentieth.
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fartram Arnold Is supposed to De the name OF the
boy about fourteen years OLD found In the dock
FOOT OF seventh street, Il. r. from the fact that
letter addressed 10 Christian Arnold. or william
hHlcr, OIL Ninth avenue, was found In hls posses
sion. TINS letter may lead TO the Identification or
The renlail,s which haJ beeu IN the water about
m
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4 match was fought Wednesday night the
west side between 2. rackway with two white
yellow cocks, aud V. ID. Adams with two black
reds frOln Schenectady. Odds were twenty 10 five
on the black reds; but the white yelows won both
lights easily. The white ycllows are imported. from
Dublin Whtte hen crossed by yellow cock from
Iinourg Tackway ,uade S3,Oo0 and o1crs To light
$1,000.
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UNITED STATES cOMnssOaERy CGUai.

Collector IsniIeyss New War on the Whisisey
Rine-,rhe Pearl street Revenue Fraud
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, dc.

Thomas German. manufacturer Of friction
matches at Westxelle. Conn, went to church as
usual yesterday morning, and, on returning
home. shortly after noon, shot his wife with 4
pistol. the ball penetrating her left breast aud
lodging in the lung. German went 10 police
headquarters and said another man had shot his
wife. bat she and her son say that GOrman was
the man He i now IN Jail. The couple have
lived unhappy for several years, and have sepa-
rated three or four times Mrs German Is not
expected 10 live till morning.
Yesterday afternoon an unfinished building on
FOTty-sixth street. below Eleventh avenue, New
York, gave way to the violence OF the wind and
falling on frame building adjoining, buried its
occuPants-Benjamln DOnnelly, his wife, and
four children-in the ruins. Tue husband and
wife and three children were taken out dead.
The fourth child was eStricated alive, but with
both legs broken. The accident caused great
excite ment in the nCiChbOrhOOd.
A Panama letter says that Captain Helm An
American, who claims to know a route across
the Isthmus Of Darien superior to all other
routes, and by which he can pass from Aspin-
wall TO Panama entirely by water, has Chartered
a small saii-hOat at Aspinwall, to be delivered
in Panama. and gone 20 Caledonia bay
RumOr asserts that General O'Neill is orra-
niZing for descent upon Canada at three
POINTS, VIZ; Administering, Fort Erie, and some
lace on the st Lawrence not yet decided UPON
Large quantitieS OF arms and ANN unition arr
said t. be stored near at hand.
An Aspinwail letter reports that Captain
biTd. OF the American bark kremlin was i'm
" small schooner with which she collided
, he American Consul made active but unayail-
ing efforts to ObtaiR his release.
Camp No. OF the Grand Army Of the Consti-
luton mas adopted solutions asking Congress
10 interfere TO prevent further swindIiny by
claim agents, and advocating county retreat.
ior wounded veterans instead of State asyluu,s
Luke Sinclair, alias William Henry Atkinson
VINO Is charged with committing a murder in
fhiadeiphla, was arrested in New York last
night He had shipped on the frigate Colorado
as a barber.
The works Of the Walter A. Wood Moving
and keaping Machine Company at Troy N "
we're partially destroyed by fire yesterday m ,rn-
ihg- Loss about Si0O zoo. Insured fer s2t5, O0O
Colonel Caldwell, formerly United States
Munster 10 Bolivia, has arrived at New York as
Lnvoy from that country to the United Stats.
The Captain General of Cuba arrived at
fuerto Principe on the sd instant, and was
received with great enthusiasm.
Panama correspondence saws that the Repub-
lic OF Colombia will ratify the Darien canal
tIeaty.
railroad and telegraph line from Buenos
A!res TO Santiago, Chill, is projected.
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DIED.

HILLS: On Sunday morning, the 9th instant a,
quarter OF eight. j. SERGEANT, son of DR. Thos
days.
suffer little children to come unto me, for OF
such Is the k1nGdom Of heaven
Funeral on Tuesday, the 10Th instant, at 10
a.
NEYINS On the 9th inst, Mrs. MARGARET
Funeral from her residence, 10 south h strsa, ..
% A.. IN. Tuesday, 18th, to proceed to ST. Peter
Church. ~
NHITEN0RE. On Sunday, the 9th inst .,,ox
painful Illness, HESTER ONEAL, aged 2 yaa -
ana mnnths the Youngest and beloved daupht er -
James H. aud Maria A. WhtemOre. ~ VI
We lay her down beneath the sod
lis but the form Of clay;
Her soul on airy wirgs has flown
10 brighter realms far, far away.
In Heaven our Hettie now does dwell.
Round JhrIst's eternal throne;
She lett this land of woe below
To seek blissful home.
HEPBUkN On the morning of 18th ins,
ANNlt sPBURN, daughter of Henry O. and
Harriet Hepburn, in the 9th year of her age
The neral viii take place from her residence No
S59 Nary and av enue =. w, to morrow Afternoon
AZ clock The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend IRepI
SMITH. On the morning of the 9th inst at her
father residence Howard county, Md, MARY G
wife of DR.. l.. NJ Smith "
Peacefully she slept her life away
TAGGARr. On the 9th inst. JOHN DIyAJI
aged H. months, only child of John n and Emily ID
Iaggart.
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FOREIGN NEws BY CABLE-Acquittal of Prince
BonoI arfe-Prince Pierre Bonaparte has been
acquitted In spite Of a strong appeal made by
the Procnreur General for a verdict of guilty,
win extennating circumstances. The jury were
ont only one hour. As soon as the verdict was
announced, the counsel for the Partie CirIe de-
handed 100 900 francs damages. In consequence
OF this demand the Prince was not released
from custody. He was exceedingly indignant
because he was not allowed to leave the court
rOosl instantly. He said he wished to show tha
he was not afraid Of the menaces against his
life In their closing arguments, the LAWYERS
Tor the defense laid great stress on the constant
and violent denunciation of the Prince publish
ed in the Edrseiiidise and on various other cir
cumstances calculated to exasperate the
accused The news of the acquttal of the
FRINGE produces an immense sensation and
a'tonlshment everywhere, and is the universal
topic OF conversation.
Senior Becerra, Minister for the Colonies,
declared in the Spanish Cortes SATURDAY. that
the Captain General of Cuba has received in
structions to order elections to be held for
Deputies to the Cortes, if the situation of the
Island will permit them. The Colonial Depart
meut II in possession OF MANY documents
showing the character of various conspiracics
which eliminated i'm the instruction in Cuba,
and proving that one of the most considerable
of these plots had for its object the elevation of
LeTsundi to the viceroyaty OF the island.
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Two TIE wORkING OLAsS.-We are now pre-
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Persons of either easily from Soc to 06 per
evening, and proportional sum BY devotine their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly much a. men. That all Who see this mo-
tce may send their address, and the business we
make this unparalleled offer: To such not we'll
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Try COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. Z. Mcclure Il Co..
southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and 18th st
PIANoFORTE. TWO PARLOR SUITES. BRUs
sELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, CHAMBER
fURNl1 URE: &C, AT AUCTION
"a On THURSDAY MORNING, March 3lst.
HHat 10 o clock, at the residence of the Secre
~ 'tary of the Argentine Legation, No. 1929
New ork avenue, near 18th street, we will SELL
Pianoforte. Cover, and Stool
BRUSSELS, Parlor, HI all, and Step Carpets
aInut Parlor Suites each pieces upholstered in
green and striped rep
4Damask Lambroquins and Lace Curtains to match
parlor suites
2walput Marble-top Boquet Tables, Walnut What
not '''
Walnut Hat Rack
1 Walnut Marble-top Center Table, do, Music
walnut Book Cases, with full glass doors
2Walnut Extension Dining Tables
wrftirg Desks, with drawers and Revolving
2Lsdies Writing Desks Ornaments
Rustic Chamber Suite. and Toilet Ware
Walnut Cradle, with winding clock work
Pillows Bolsters, and quantity of Bedding
Pictures, Ergravings and Figures. &c.
CrOekery, Glassware, &c.
Large Cooking Stove and Fixtures. cost SO
We would call attention to the above sale. as the
goods have only been used since January ls and the
owner is leaving the country.
Terms Cash.
House for rent. Inquire at No 500 street
W COOPER x LATIMER,
hhzDit AuCtiOneers.
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"Wel. I Stould say so! Ii IL weren't for
thOs' Il " saving clauses under the hea of
did ctions' should DE beggared every year 10
support this hatef ] and wicked, this extorti On
ate aud tyrannical government" ,ssrsr .-
This gentleman stands away up among the
very best OF the solid men of Buffalo-integrity.
o. unimpeachable social spotlessness-and 80
bowed to his example. went down to the re We
old visitor stood up and swore to lie after lie,
ffand after fraud, yiliainy after villainy, till
nv immortal soul was coated inches and inches
Tuck with ? Tjury, and my self-respect was gone
fOrever ami ever.
But what 81 1t? IL is nothing more than thou
sands OF the highest, and richest, and prouiest.
ard most respected, honored and courted men
IN America do every year. And so don't care
am not ashamed. fshall simply, for the pres
ent, TAX little and wear fire-prOof gloves lest /
fall into certain habits irrevocably.
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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner of 9TH and sts

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner of 7th and b SITS.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, VELVET PLUSH
PARLOR sETs, FRENCH PLATE MANrEL
MiRR1RS. DAMASK AND LACE CURTAINS,
HSf Walnut c AND k6sEMooD 6Hh AMHHS
SETS: MARBLE. TOE CHESTNUT AND OAK
CHAMBER SETS, HAIR AND HUsK NAT
sPRkkbs sHEkrs BRH tsAMk
STONES. DINING AND SIDE TABLES, OAK
CAM SEAT CHAIRS; ;CUTLERY ,CkOCkERY,
- On MONDAY, the 4th day of April, 1870,
"Hcommencing at ~ O'Clock a m, we shall
PsDnsylyania avenue, oyer the drug store Of ID. b.
Clarke, Esq, the following Goods, viz:
One excellent Rosewood Case Chickering Piano,
seven octave, Stool and Cover
Green Velvet Plush covered, Rosewood frame Par
lor suite consisting of Tete atete Sofas, Castor
French Plate Mantel Mirrors and Marble top Ia
Handsome Damask and Lace Curtains, with Cor
Marble-top Centre Tables, Window Shades and
Ten I BACK Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top
Ten Marble top and Wood top Chamber Sets
Forty pairs Sheets and Gases, fifty Bed Comforts
Twenty pairs Feather Pillows and BOsters
FORTY Hair and Husk Mattresses
Thirty Carpets, consisting Of Body, Tapestry, Three
ply, Ingram and other Carpets
Walnut Wardrobes, Extension Tables and Dining
Hall Ser, 9ilcloths and Step Brasses ,sa,..
Table Cutlery, Glassware and Crockery
Thirty Parler and Chamber Stoves
One excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils
A lot of Kitchen Requisites.
And many other Goods which we deem unneces-
sary to mention.
NH 25-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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@H is asserted that there never was q better
stand of wheat in North Georgia and Alabama
AZ this season of the year than there is now.
There was fully the usual amount put in last fall
the ground was, as a general thing, better pre-
pared thar has been customary in former years
and there rs every reason to hope for good crop
at the next harvest.
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limited STATES MARSHAL' SALE.

In virtue Of three wrts Of eri facias and one writ
OF yendtioni exponas, issued from the Clerk Once
of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
and to me directed, will sell at public sale, for
trict, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, $50, at
O'Clock m, all defendants right. title, claim and
225, i'm the City OF Washington, D. o., beginning at
the northeast corner of said square aud running
the lot, thence in a northery direction with the
west line thereof to the north line of said lot thence
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levie upon the property az
Brook Mackall. ir., and will be sold satisfy exc
entions Nos S!0, S,47s, AIN; and $685. in favor of
Matthew G. Emery, Geo. IL. Plant, A. q T. n.
ALEX SHARP,
NH 23-td U. s. Marshal, ID. q.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Brokers,
No. 319 southeast eerner 7th and ID streees

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ef.
IAIEoN 1RH-ST. ROAD, NEAR BOUNDARY
STkEET. OPPOSITE PARK HOTEL 49, Il.
- BY yirtue of a decree Of the supreme Court
E. Of the District Of Columbia, holding an equity
.court in chancery cause No. 1879, wherein
Secrge r. Coleman is complainant anil Nicholas
Lochbouer &c al are defendants. the undersigned.
A. Irustee, Will proceed 90 sell, ON the premises on
IhlRSDAf, the 9TH day of April, lsse, al a. clock
p m, al that piece or parcel of Groupl situate in
the county of Washington, in the District Of Clum
bla, being part Of tract of land known as Mount
Pieasants. and Described IN a certain plat Of subdi
vision Of said part of Mount Peasants, recorded in
Llter j. A. g.. No. folio =, of tfs land rec
ords Of said county of Wsshngton, as Lot No. 80 in
said sutdivision the said let being containd within
the metes and bounds as laid down on said plat Of
said subdivision of said part of Mount Peasants;
with the Buildings and Improvements, right. privi
leges, and appHrtenances to the belonging: the
improvements consisting OF a lar ge Frame Dwelling
House.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree One.
third cash, and the balance In three six nine and
twelve months from day Of sale, with interest and
the payment Of said balance to be secured by APP
proved bond bonds, notes of the purchaser
or purchasers, with security, and with : reserved
lien on said property the purchase money can be
paid cash day of sale ratification of the sale by
the court. IL the terms Of sale complied with
BY the purchaser or purchasers within five days after
the SALE the Trustee the right RESELL
the cost and risk of the defaultng purchaser or par
chasers, after week notice. Convey ancing and
stamps at cost of the purchaser 5 loo will be re-
quired TO be deposited when the property is sold.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee.
ml5-eosw&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

y hUCIIODttrt Ana hedI Estat6 BrOkera,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
AUCTION SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, BOILER,
GEARING, planning MACHINE, PATENT
FENCE MACHINE. &C. &C
On THURSDAY, the 3lst day of March inst, at
Y. noon, shall sell, at Blagden Wharf, near the
Navy Yard, on the Eastern Branch, between 81 and
18th streets east
One Steam Engine Of 20 horse power, i'm perfect or
der, with Boiler, Betting, Force Pump, IS feet of
Shafting, and Gearing complete
Also.
Planning Machine, which will plane both sides, and
tongue and groove at the same time.
Saw Tables 10 Circular saws, large Grind Stone
patent Fence Making Machine
Work Bench, Screw. and Vice.
All the above mentioned machinery is in perfect
order, which will be Shown day Of sale.
Also,
The Lease Of the Wharf and Property, which runs
to 18th Sc ptember 1870.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and 6 months
Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale satisac
torfIy endorsed GREEN WILLIAMS,
m8 IRep ChrOnl Auctinneers