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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-04-12

munists Mirabeau or Robespierre to or
ganize their force and employ it to its best
use, there might be grounds to fear the
worst was not yet oyer: but in their pres
ent helpless, aimless condition, there seems
nothing but utter overthrow in store for
them.
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DIER.

CASPER. On THURSDAY, 2lst, Mrs. MARY Z.
CASPER, in the 9Th year of her age.
Funeral will take place at her late residence. I
street, No. 327, at D. m, Sunday.
HARDY. On the 22d instant, after a short but
painful illness, Mrs. LEAH N0RAH HARDY, in
the I'D year of her age.
The friends and acqusintances of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral on Sunday, the 2lth
from St Martins Church, 18th street, between ard
NJ, at ~ o'clock.
LANGLEY. 0nIthe I'd instant, Mrs. ANN E
LANGLEY, aged 30, wife Of Vim. III. Langley
Requiem Mass at 81. Peters Church, on Monday,
9th instant. at a. m. Friends invited to az
tend from her late residence, Sth and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. IT.
MUIR. On the I'D instant, at half past O'Clock
2. m. Mrs MARY A. MUIR, aged % years.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
g street, near 81 street, W, sunday afternoon
AZ clock p m. Relatives and friends Of the fam
iy respectfully invited to attend. AlsxsndT
Va. papers please ccpy.I
SULLIVAN On the morning Of the q in slant,
Mrs. MARY SULLIVAN, aged So years, a native of
the city Of Cork Ireland but for the last q years
resident Of Washington.
Her funeral will take place AZ Ia O'Clock Sunday
from her residence, between @ and ID and 18th ard
18th streets, Island. The relatives and friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
WHEELER. In this city, sept. 22i, Of consump-
ton, GEORGE III. WHEELER, Of Burlington, VI,
aged 81 years. Newark, n. j., papers please
copyJ
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ATHiEsON-BAsSANT. On the 18th of Sep
tember by the Rev. jos. p. Wilson, Mr. GEORGE
r MATH1EsON to Miss FANNIE Z. BASSANT
both OF w arlington. Baltimore Sun please copy l.
81 Calvary Baptist Church, by Rev Dr. Parker '
Master FREDRIC SINGER, q. $ N, to KATIE
Fl. THOMPSON, youngest daughter of J. L.
Thompson, of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY G. W. HAvENNER CO, Auctioneers,
- 643 Louisiana avenue, 81 door east OF 7th 81

RY G. W. HAyENNER CO, Aucti0neers,
u 643 Louisiana avenue, 81 door east Of 9TH 81
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF VERY
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENrH
sTREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me, recorded in
Liber olo, folio Z, of the land records Of Wash
lnefon county, District Of Columbia. and by direc-
t,1n q the party secured thereby, shall, on WE'D
NEspAf, September 90, ISL. at clock p IN
offer for sale AT auction all the property mentioned
In said deed Of trust described follows: All Of lot
numbered hfteen tl5l, in square number three hua-
oIeo and seventy seven (AI y, except the northeast
ern part thereof. fronting twenty feet on north =
street with depth of sixty feet the portion Of said
lot conveyed or Intended to be conveyed heinz con
tanned within the following description: Beginning
(l5l and running street forty-one feet on,
inch, thence south parallel vii the east aud we-t
ns OF SAID lot sixty feet, thence twenty feet
70 the east Inc oi said lot, thence south with sad
east line ninety nine feet to the southeast corner e
said lot, Themes west with the south line forty-s
1eet one lnch 10 ttesouthwest corner Cf said lot.
thence north with the west line forty four feet to
the angle Of the thirty feet alley thu nee west with
said alley fifteen feet To the southwest corner Of the
from part ~ said lot and thence north By and with
,ne west llne oi said 'front.' part Of said ,ot hun
drrI ana sixteen feet TO the place Of beginning.
The improvements consist Of two fine f,-Ir-stnry
press brick front houses, being No. gas and $50
street nOrthW
Terms Of sale: One half cash balance I'm notes at
per anpum, secured by deed Of trust on the prem
ises post Of $3.50 the sale and the terms If
sale to b. complied with in ten days after the sale
Al conNe anciDg and revenue stamps at the cost
oil the purchaser. n, l.. EATON, Trustee,
se5-d e. w. HAYENNER Co., Auctioneers
pgIHE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
PoNED UNTIL MONDAY. October , ISL az 5
Trustee.
selS CIV. HAyENNER 4 CO., Aucts.
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*
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Corner Pennsy Nv ania avenue and Sd street east
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
- Ey virtue of a deed of trust, dated August eth
E:s 1891, and recorded in Liber K. c.. E., No 10
- iolos 5si, &C, one of the Land Records for
Washington county, District of Columbia. and AT
the request Of the National Union Building Associa
non, We will offer for sale, in trent of the premises
at ppehc auction; TO the highest bidder, on fri
DAY, September the 18th, at O'Clock D. m part
OF Lot numbered eight, 50 in Square numbered
seven hundred and thirty (73il the said lot
and square are laid down and disiing uished on the
plat or plan OF said city, beginning for said part of
Lot at point on the line of LIST street east between
ard streets south, sixty five (65) feet south from
the southwest corner of said lot and running thence
south twenty GOD feet; thence ninety (96l feet
thence north twentyt N ieet and thence west Ninety
800 feet 10 the beginning improved by two story
Frame House. '
Terms; One: half cash; balanc, in six and twelve
month. the deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust, with interest all cash the option
OF the purchaser. If the terms Of sale are NOT com
piled with within ten day after the day of sale the
property will be resold, at the cost and risk of the
deiauting purchaser Fifty dollars will be regur..;
OF the purchaser when the property is struck off.
l.. Il. WHITE,
JOHN III. SEMMES
trustees OF the National Unioni Building AssOcia-
tI"h' sc Il 2aw&ds
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.


SHOOTING APFRAY BETWEEN Two Army
OFFlCERs--A bloody encounter took place at
orr Dune an on Sunday, August q, between
two army officers, Captain Archibald boyle
twenty iIth United States Infantry, Post mar,
termaster at Fort Duncan, and Dr. A G Girard
AsSlstant surgeon, United States Army, in
hhlch he former was dangerously wounded in
several places. On the day named Cantajn
BOgie went to the door If Girard's room where
me Doctor was sitting at a table with his back
fronting the open door, with his wife and child
and fired several shots at the Doctor in 0uieR
succession. but all missed. The Doctor sprang
up and seizing a revolver fred six shots at the
captain. five Of which took effect, one striking
the Captain in the breast, between the nipples,
but not penetrating the bone; one in the right
hand, spiiItering the foreiinger; one in the left
hand breaking one of the fingers and recurring
amputatiOn OF the same and a shot in the unnar
portion OF each thigh.
notwithstanding this extensive perforation of
lead, Captain Boyle was out OF danger in two
days, and "a expected TO be able to leave his
quarters ia a few more. The cause of the troub HE
" as ow ing TO DIR. Girard having attacked Can
LII bege . IN mncn me same manner, to resent
For this assault Boyle preferred charges
against the Doctor, but they were returned from
headquarters without recognition, and il is pre-
suned that finding no recourse from his supe-
TiOrs, the captain became frenzied and took this
unWise method OF ayeDging himself.
HORRIBLE DEATH FROM HYpRoPHoBrA.-
stephen T. Mattingley, aged . years, son of
Francis T.. Mattingley of Chaptico district was
bitten by mad dog on or about the 10Th of
July, nit. Not knowing that the dog was mad.
little attention was paid to the bite particularly
as the wound soon healed. On Monday of last
week, young Mattingly was attacked with a
chill, which was followed by sore throat and
fever On Tuesday the usual symptoms of nv
crophobla were developed, and on the day fol-
lowing the unfortunate youth died in great
agony-LeonGrdftotcn Beacon
EPISCOPAL SEcEssIoN.-A New York CORES
londent lays: i learn that there are several
Episcopal Churches that are waiting for the
next Convention when the expiration of the
Prayer Book will be agitsted, and If no heed be
given to their desires they may follow the
example OF Emmanuel Church and secede. We
shall see
gThe flies are bothered by srheumatics,"
as Rip would say.
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MARRIED..

gThe flies are bothered by ''rheumatics,"
rs Rip would say.
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TRUTH, WORD FOR WORD

rTRUTH, WORD FOR wORDu
TEST TINS. BE YoUR OWN JUDGE.
BY GIVING THE POPULAR FIRM or BRAY
BRO. VISIT
SSl Pa. Avn. SoRTR sIDE. Bar 81 ANnas STs
Best Family vlour in tia world. s2lO aud s2sS pr
Extra Ficur- 81 es ana 81 50 per \ bbl,
Best Sugar cured Hams. unoanvAss.d, isc per In
ne-t sugar Cnred, m csnN ~, lac. pr 10.
Best Sugar Cured KAElish Breakfssi Bacon, lic
GeSrge JenkinNs best Shoulders, Sc. perb.
Rebole! Lard lac. psT ID.
Butter rfter Butter received daily frrn R.cktns
han han county a THIS Is the bet Butter in the
A. Coffee Sugar, lSc.; Brown Sugar Al low unsrk a
Prices, Canned HOLSTERS, sardines Salmon in
gu Siren Ssnssr, and = ns~ patent u Fruit
sIira choice Imperial fes, 81 per 10: extr.
hss Sanpcwst; e. per y; best GuDpewder
nsures always on hand. sugar Cured DRIED
kesf sc !. bs-., brand
GIVE Us CALL WHILST oCR PRICES ARE
TEE Nkw TRENCH CANDY MAUFACroRY.
mk. A. CAYANARD,
TIE celebrated French Candy manufacturer, keeps
Always on hand large stock of the hnest fresh
sic sab street, between Penna avenue and ID street
northwest. Dealers viii do well by giving him .
oAl. su1 nm.
EL0UB, MBAL, MIL FEED,
TAT VERY Low RATES.
ELEGANT OATS,
sooe Of the fneet ever brought 90 this nArkef,
AT vKkY Low RATES
VIM. m. GAIT a co.,
Indiana avenue and lst street..
NS heAr BALTIC. aud Ohio Railroad Depot.
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~ SOuthe corner 7th and ID II raats

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
VALUABLE INRPOvED REAL ESTATE
EkONTtSG ON F STREET NORTH, EE-
AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the Goth instant, at O'Clock p.
III m, we shall sell. on the premises, a valuable
E.T5 private residence, being a Two story Frame
80 Heuse. with dne building lot ia front, hav-
SEQ ~ WANG " ~ -'0
Terms: One third cash. balance in l 2 and years
Tor notes bearing Interest aud secured by deed of
trust Oh the premises sold. All convey sncing and
rev enHe stamps at the cost of the purchaser $50
down On the day Of sale
sels-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
IRrpubliean
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RY TH0S. l.. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer,
- SIS 9TH street, opposite Post Office

~ SlS 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF BEAU
6F W.sh KtST on LA NM IN THE COUNTY
ST STREET EET kkooAB, AT THE INTERSECTION
HONE, THE FIRST HOUSE on THE WEST
SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
by virtue Of two deeds of trusts 10 rs, from
Nm A Munder, dated respectively February
LibeI and B., No 4, folio "a, Of the LAID Records
Shall SeT o4 . sSanty pstTG, Of GSHma
premises, on TOESDAY, october 10Th, ISL, AZ =.
In all the land mentioned in said deeds of trusts
piece or parcel Of ground lying in the said city and
District aforesaid and containing acres three
rocs and twenty perches, bounded follows Begin
vision Of that part of Beslls Plains Lamar outlet
and lndolence, known Sadsworth which WAS con-
SeSea 10 W lillian Little by Benjamin Ogle Tsyloe
25th 1854 thence with the north line OF said lot No
north 80 degrees west 81 perches to intersect Hol
mead snorth line; thence with said line 66s 80
perShes 10 ntersect the north line Of q laid out
roao, ~ feet wide, with the line of a new laid
out road. 80 feet wide, N. % w $50 perehes thence
south 81 degrees east Ia 4s perches, intersect the
line Of said road $ ga degrees r. IL perches thence
IN straight line TO the beginning, except as much
thereof a. was released by the said and CON
yeyed by William A. Munder to Erastus NJ Chapin,
All OF HIGH will more fully appear in Liber 62g, folio
40: lie Improvements consist Of a good twO-story
BIlck Dwelling, stable, slaughterhouSe, &c
Terms of sale: $3.50 cash; of which a denosit Of
Se0 will be required when the property is sold he
balance IN notes at and II months, with per cent
interest secured by deed of trust the premises
The terms of sale to be complied with in five DAYS
AFTER the SALE or property to be Tesod at cost and
FISK Of defar,tIsg pur9haSer;
e eRakHf hSf IkEhb5EinER Trustees.
Sc 9cSds THOS f. WAGGAMAN. Aucts
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GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7tl and ID streets

~ Southeast corner eth aud streets.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
tx By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated the 18th
Ea. day OF July, 4. ID. lS66 and duly recorded in
..GLiber r. NJ. H., No. Il, folio AZ, &C OF the
land records for Washington County, ID C., will
sell az pubic auction, in front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of September, A ID.
bersd twenty t2D), in square numbered one hundred
ana ninety seven lgl having a front of seventeen
feet and eight 80 inches north NJ street aud run
ming back with the same width 10 the southern OF
merits thereon,
Terms of sale One half cash, (of which SIS must
be paid at saleD and the remainder within six DAYS
thereafter; the deferred payments T. be made i'm
equal payments, with interest, in six and twelve
months after the date of sale secured bv deed If
trus; to the satisfaction of the Trustees Terms to
be complied with within six days after date Of sale,
Otherwise the Trustee reserves the right TO resell at
the risk and cost Of the first purchaser, after one
week notice thereof. All conyeyancinC and sisrnps
at the purchaser cost WA IT w,pn r..
Sc R-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
TRuSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Il IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. I'D.
- BY virtue OF deed % trust dated May O,IS70,
and duly recorded in Liber ii. b.. No, 8, folio
~SS, eft seq, one Of the land records OF Prince
Georges county, Maryland. shall proceed TO self,
on MONDAY, September %, 1871, at a o clock o. m.
on the premises, the following described yalsahIe
farm, lying IN Prince Georges county Md. known
as Beall Farm, addition to Bacon Hall and Que
beck, containing 100 acres more less, according
to the metes and bounds in said deed set forth and
being the land formerly owned by James Smile, sit
the line OF the Baltimore and Potomac and Baltimore
and Ohio railroads.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and wears
With interest, secured by dee5 of trust Deposit Of
S10 to be made at time of sale STAMPS and convey
ses-eo&ds ChAS. cons CALLaN, Trustee.
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RY VIM. l.. WALL & Co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 and s02, s. w. cor. Pa ave and 9Th #

ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and s02, s. W. cor. Pa ave. and 9th st !,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pRnPEkTi ON ELEVENTH STREET WEST
BEIWkEN AND STREETS NORTH.
IN preme Court Of the District of Columbia
passed on the 18th of April 1869, in a certain
cause No 1870 N equity, between Robert A. Parish
ana others, compliments, and Samuel A. Peugh,
John Hitz, and Jane Hitz, defendants, and of the
ffher order OF the said court in the said cause, the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction,
On the premises, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, the 4th cay of September next, at
o O'Clock p: m, all the equitable interest OF
bill IN said cause, in the real estate in said cause
mentioned, being that valuable improved property
fronting on Eleventh street, in Washington, Ii C..
known on the pats and plan of said city as the north
= feet OF lot No 5, in square No 3f6. the nature O
which equitable interest will fully appear by refer
ence to the bill and answers Of John and Jane C.
HitZ, in said cause fled
The terms OF sale, prescribed in said decree are
One-third cash, and the balance be paid in eIual
installnents in six and twelve mouths from day OF
sale with interest from day of SALE the said INSTALL
ments OF deferred payments being lien the prop
eity sold, ana upon payment OF the whole purchase
money deed will be given,
All stamps and convey ancing at the cost of the DUR
chaser. 500 of the cash payment must be deposited
with the auctoneer upon the acceptance of the bid
100 .s JNO; D. MCPHERsoN, Trustee.
EZo-eotd W. L. WALL CO, Auct'r.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll WEDNESDAY, October 4th, at IA O'Clock
JOHN D. MCPHERSON. Trustee.
sea liepl W. IL. WALL CO., Aucts.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.

ITO SPEND A DOLLAR
WITH SATISFACTION TO YOURSELF AND
EVERYBODY ELSE co TO
SILVERBE RG'S.
He offers to-day:
One pair handsome LACE SLEEVES with Collar
g.: ri, 5s s.s LACE II, s5555IE,yEsss1.
One sett ofLiNES CUFFS and COLLAR trimmed
Two pairs 81 LINEN CUFFS and four LINEN
S .s.: ssa1 q scsE
Tsrss ladies' Z = sH,;s sDs gEMsrIrcHED LINEN
hff 10 .aRs9 ans tafllixisfircHrD MOURNING
koaP S.il CENT. Br iSs hf HOSE for g.
: hsss sIi 5.n asi S SsS III
Or inc sSs SKIRT AZ :, Rs. d ~ 1r e.
d dsS S yssy S.Ss,s.y X xRsq q, Fl 81
Si. eN1'1 !" VIZ V - :
Six fine IVORY NAPKIN RINGS fer o..
One splendid English HAIR BRUSH for 81.
One good BRUSH with rubber OOMB for o..
One dozen fine TOILET SOAP for 81,
One splendid TOILET MIRROR for 81
One BOTTLE LUBlNS EXTRACT for 81.
Besides large number Of other Articles, equally
desirable, equally cheap.
Also, . fun assortment Of my well known
BERGMANNS BERLIN ZEPHYR,
IN AL shades, which will be sold In all colors, single,
double split - cents in black or white, single,
double or split, u cents per OUNCE.
B. SILvERBER9.
3Is SEVENTH STREET,
seIs-tr Near Pennsylyania avenue
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CLOTHING.

NOAH WALKER q co,
Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HorEL.
In our Exter sive Assortment, Superior Style, and
TO purchasers, in ,.1 A''"''
READY-MADE CLOTHING
MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM WORK.
as TO supply all tastes and all grades OF price In
IulleIs 10y mail promptly answered, and system Of
measurement forwarded when desired.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
sel6-tr Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WELCH, MARGETScN a co,
16 AND IL CHEAPsIDE, LONDON,
MANUFACTURERS AND wAREHoUsEMEN
GENTLEMEN'S TIES, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
FLANNELs, SPUN SILK AND FANCY
COTTON sHIRTINGs, SCARVES, MUFFLERs.
PUGGAREEs, BRACES, BELTS, SILK AND
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs, RUGS,
UMBRELLAS, PORTMANTEAUX, HATCAsEs.
&C., &C.,
Msnus,.tor;os Bridge Place, Southwark.
FOyie Street, LONDONDERRY
ESTABLISHED 1896.
WHOLESALE ONLY.
on application. au2o- 6w
L. j. HEIBERQER
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sTHE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed until MONDAY NEXT, the 95th inst,
AZ % CLOCK 2. m, al the same place. By order of
sells Goods GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POSED rntil MONDAY, TIE / Sth instant at the
sane hour and place. Ry order Of Trustees
sel2-eO&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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II No. Sls, southeast corner 7th and streets
TRgsIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEBTY FRONTING ON III STREET
E E99kTSHbb BETWEEN lsr AND NORTH CAPi-
- BY virtue Of o deed OF trust dated the 10Th dav
q August 4; p, 1859, and duly. recorded in
the land records FOR washington County, In the
District OF Columbia; and upon the written reQuss
premises on MONDAY, % day Of October. a. De De
ISL, at O'Clock p. m, at public auction all that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying
IN said city OF Washington, and being known aud
described lot numbered twelve, 12) In Shepherdis
recorded subdivision Of six hundred
and twenty-three f623,1 with the Improvement
thereon, Consisting of fine three story brick house
with All the modern improvements, being the
This sale offers rare chance to purchasers.
Terms Of sale: One fifth cash: balance in 8, L. Is
and p months, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises sold. so down at time Of sale. All con-
yeyancing and stamps at purchasers cost III the
terms Of sale a<e notccmpied with In five days tine
trustee the right to resell the prop rty at
the risk and cost ofthe defaultng purchaser BY ad
vertising three time. In the Evening Star.
WILLIAM b. TODD, JR., Trustee
sel6-eo6ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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kf VIM. l.. j.. WALL & co
~ New Marbln Buldino
NOS 500 and 9O2 Pennsy lvania avenue
sPEGiAL AND PFREMPTORY SALE OF A
tbnnnTh SIock OF VELVET. BRUSSELS. Ia
~ ,InREE PLY, INGRAM, VENETI.N
IN HEMP CARPETS, COCOA AND MANIL-
6 "A MhIIlNGe. VELVET AND CLOTH RUGS.
aaIUhL1'Thio nIIhs, Ere, Ere, BY CATALOGUES, AT
On THURSDAY MORNING. 2s.h se,,ember,
iol ctn nienciDg At o o'clock, will seal. at our
comprising ''
- pieces Of Crossley & Son s yelvets
W pieces of Crossley L Sons Body Brussels
" pieces OF Crossley s, Bright's Dixon and other
makes Of Tapestry, Brussels
pieces Of Three ply, best makes, Lowell. Hart
20 pi' ces of super and other Ingram CARPETS
~ pieces OF Venetian, Hemp. and other Carpets
70 pieces Of Cocoa and Manila Mating
20 pieces Of and 4 0icloths.
Also,
large invoice Of Velvets. Felt and Manila Ruvs
and Table Covers, Hassachs Stair Carpetins
~, ALSO,
Other Carpets, which it is unnecessary TO epume-
rate. ~ 0
The above will be sold in quantities to suit pur-
We call the special attention of buyers to the
above sale as the goods Of this season i'm oorta
ton and OF the latest styles, true to name and i'm
perfect condition. ~ "
w. u. WALL 4 CO.