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Skiftesamling som afholdes ONS
DAGEN den 26de JUN f0rs tx ON
mende Kl. III slet Formiddag.
C~hristiansteds Skifteret den lode
.Juni 1872.
G.. SARAUW.
PHE undersigned begs to inform his
Friends and Customers that he
intends to leave for Europe positive
ly on the 18th of July next, and re
quest them to settle their Accounts,
so as to enable him to meet his w
engagements.
st. Croix June lst 1872.
III. J. PETERSEN.
NET hekjendtgj0res herved, at Re
" partitiOnen / Alexander VOLTS
Fallitbo vii blive fremlagt en- Skifte-
samling som afhoIdes ONSDAGEN
den 26de JUN f0rstkOmmende Mid
dag III. IL sIet.
C~hristiansteds Skifteret den ste
jun 1872.
c. SARAUW.
, 1872-06-19
Total S39I,545 10

Balance of deposits 5 1888 50
5 new deposit accounts, viz
2 Black Smiths. 2 Minors.
l Various. ..
o6 Withdrawals amounting to $848 Sc
Receivers for Saturday, 22nd June 1872
In CHRISTIANsTED
Judge P. Rosenstand, Trustee.
Capt. J. Golden, Member.
In F~REDERIKsTED
Judge G. Sarauw, Trustee.
r. J. Robinson, Esq, Member.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG,
President.
st. Croix. 18th June 1872.
, 1872-06-19
AUCTION.
NT the request of the Sheriff at
~ Frederiksted
The Property

NO. 5 TOryC-G0de iii this town, &C
cording to the tax list belonging to
Nj. Hilton and in which levy has been
effected for taxes due to the Colonial
Treasury for 1870, will be put up for
sale at 8 Auctions in accordance with
the Placard dated April 22nd 1917.
The Levy-proceedings, conditions
of the sale and appraisement may be
seer at the Auction Office, where
also the Auctions will be held as fol
lows
lst Auction on Thursday the 4th
of July next at IL o'clock,
noon;
2nd Auction on Thursday the 18th
of July next at - o'clock,
noon
Bird Auction on Thursday the LIST
of August next at IL o'clock,
noon.
Auction Office Frederiksted June
10th 1872.
C. SARAUW.
, 1872-06-19

net bekjendtgj0res heryed, at
" Repartitionen afgangne Petrine
Aagaards Bo vii blive fremlagt en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
viii to their interest to advertise III THE TRIBU NE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and In addition 10 this advantage,THE TRIBUNE
VIII he found not only IN NewYIrk and all Its cities and
rages but in every state and Territory throughout the
zion The advertiser ent should DE as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
-aoer We would especially dwell on the fact that the
disorders for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily,
-ei-wecky. and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
siucs professions consequently, III each
arr read ,v all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention o. reports sales OF real estate both in city
and country adding greatly 70 the value Of its col
unns ~ an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are a. follows DAILY TRIBUNE 81 cents per line
g0r eac insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line SEMI
WEEKLY Tribune 25 cents per line Aboutten words ~
our wide columns average line. Terms, cash N advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
o.. JOHNSON. IT,. Aucuoueer.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,

ID (Sucoessor to johnson Il Mier1
No - NAssAUsr. TX. CEDARsr.. newborn
promptly Sold Exchanged Auction sales 4 stocks
Furniture Merchandise SC
TUESDAY. Marcuf
AZ L. O'Clock. a Exchange Sale,ro0ms, III Broadway.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THE 18TH WARD. BROOKLYN.
Bv or.eT oi FREDERICK SCHOLES. .si.
TWO SPLENDID PIECES OF WHARF PRoPERrI, SITUATED
ON KENTAVE BASIN. between hEAP AND tUDNEIoIS d.
IVY i'''' CITY MARKET GROUNDS
parcel about 10 lots. Tie docks the hest ~ the
civ There contracts have teen made 10
h 10 L. Is the vicinity of New FORK for
Lumber Lime Dealers, rou FouHters Dister Malt
Sugar Re6uer,, Gas Compae Tue terms will be liberal hs
''' Nv" ILso BY ORDER OF THE SAME OWNER,
HOOPERsT, l.. 2+5 f. Of beiioriaVe' three slsrul
HOOPERST L. w. a. 100 f. ". Marcy-ave II choice o rear
the recent, purchased for New German Lutheran Church his Is
MA0NIFICEST BEDFORD-AvE. LOTS
Creme tt Is Creme Of TIE Avenue.
BEDFORDAvE. AND HEWESST., Il. running r We along
Don't f to examine above lots They direct, opposite tie
pai4tlsl residence Of Cornelius Johnson, esq.
HOOPER-ST - e. - g. f. D. e. Of Beffori-avc.-3 lots.
HENES-ST o " . " a.. D.. Of Boii0ri-tTt.-aiH'.
HOOPER>T, s. a.. 2Jl H. o. Of Beiiori-avt- -! lots
RO>S->T., 4. G.. 3Il H. ". o. be!ior!-lVe-t l',
PENN-sT. s.. e. =, % f. ". u LerAve-i lots.
HUTLEUGE-ST %. V =. 81 e. s. a Of Lge-ayl.-a los.
MARCY-AvE. AND PENN-sr, To- corner, opposite So Paul
LYECf.ST s. E. g.. Ioor. r. w. Of Har7sol-lv,-5 lots.
MlDpLETONST O.. y. A loU g. of Harrison ave- lots
EuTLEDGEST AND MAEClANE. 2. @. cal.--5 cots.
Maus PROPERTY r-dy Of 90 Johnson
jf successor 10 johnson Miller = Nassaust. v y
TUESDAY. March j..
y O'Clock at ESchaug Sal-sroom Ill lrrai r7r \ -
SPLENDID PROPERTY on THEOpoku> bEnGrS ESTATE
situate! IouItay bet Fitvtnh r f 1tl't Ia Tue ' 81
Brooklyn. Particular lereai't - .
A.I2g. H. az Office ~ JOSIAH NJ whine sgusgicE Terrace As
tora l. l. Tue SPLENDID PROPERTY or CAPT JOSEPH BouNr
q Aston. y. Y ParIcl.r hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

large number OF wagons, harness ana hof'''l
were also distributed aud at better prices IMAM might m
expected early the season. Tie tJta amount " '0
sale was a trifc over $500. ,
At Mcssrs Barker & Chase's CITY Auction MARI anu
NeW-YOrk Tatersalls sale OF horses, earrings, L
ness etc. will be- held tomorrow Saturday lHcu =
at u O'Clock. Among the stock to lC brought 10 uc
hammer is carload OF light and heavy harness hOrseS
Just arrived from indianapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Friday. March l, 1872.


Tho sales NJ the Exchange to-day were UNI
ant but there was good attendance of operators
Messr T. H. Ludlow CO. sold house on East Ienths'';
Iosoph Mcclure sold. by order of the supreme court
ler directon Of Gratz Nathan, referee premises %
a. No "a Mulberry ST.; also leaSehod premises ON Ai'i
-. ~ II details ~ the sales will be found below
Stevenson son have sold the iOu-'toil ' u,
ope dwelling l6sx55, lot 100 feet, No Is last fVisS
et-lth ~ between Madison ana foutA-dNNV5S d iUl
W7rer H. Peckham for $4,000 Also the lill so - 1A
- feet Ninety frst-st, south side 81 teei west oI In
, t,r charles W sanders for $500. The same nIlh
10 ais D sold the above lot Tor so'2oO Al>' .,t,
-vsl ia . northeast corner FOurth-aNe anu LsAis
I'm 81. SaveDtv-hfth ST. $50 feet east Of ThlrdaNe'
~ Fr.u,l. Crawford for $3.50 Total, Sig9JV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Gounirp Real Gsiale for Sale.

WARWICK, Orange CO., n. Y.-FOR SALE,
w mcdeu-ut class frame HOUSE fed in with brek with
stable With y of land vn al we'll
stocked with ornamental tree. and fruit The place within hafm
Of the depot the beautiful and healthy village Of Warsc and
beauty scenery hardly b. SURPASSED churches " 20
aud schools tie vlsge For further particulars apply
j. NJ. MCJIhSfl, ~ Wall.
POO HUGH y CAMP. los BrosJsay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
nlarb!e ano 5laie manlels.
miscellaneous.
DUCONGE's

DUcoNGEp,il cron.r pn,.mc SYRUP
vknown virtue " tn remarkable In all am"ns
of the Breast Neu ehhei and has tested tor
offensive patronage, that wouli be IDLE 70
this and throughout the
STATE Of Llsal m as n the North yl not be su
b. a. frs gors .urefou'g 1 Colds Coughs Ash BrOn
u OF the Throat Splitting Of Blood nausula Whoop
CUnfh g., ar
rrytLt hat ir fol scour4o nhenuye timely rrsoo To-
a,s certainty Of care, this t7, wonderful mndi-
oupoarjs Of the nature the u fe advantage
agreeable hayOf can be administered "thoIt Il
rai,y even cul rea AMI 10 requires no particular diet
purely Vegetable ard derives principal virtue from ihe baH7
Fyp he I'D owing n rs peculiar ooupo.u0u II VII keep
odd ~hiol adds ROT only 70 t9f een1l OF
lL. patient bal IS also great slVng 20 his purse
The psor publish HUNDREDS Of certificates establishing the
PICTORIAL BALSAMIC SYRUP 70
II ha' ben much ahuse1 at th7
uy une attach pubcsuonsthereo tue lo-
rrrtor wiling sraP should he judged uPon Us oHa uesI
PREPARED ai .o WHOLESALE aD Retail a. the laboratory Of t sos
Pocr.e,or < = QlcgI's
No 20 Chartresst. New. Orleans, La
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
NEYByHTP.RT Feb. Y. 1877.
udsrsgud that he knoss the Prpr etof
Of tie PICTORIAL BALSAMIC SYRUP Mr. r. r. pCCONGE, who
stands ~ the head Of tn pharmaceutical proon' Now OTaai
'-' IL ''''' "''' ''''' GEO L. ROGERS.
Por al. b, r. FOCGE2A & TO-.
No. 20 Norb Willlm-t.,
General Ag-sL Ses.Yort.
IOHN DWIGHT & Co..
~ Manufacturers Of
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB. SODA, &C,
No II Oh-sip. SeW-io-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Gin Real gstate for Sale.


AUCTION SALE-GRAND BOULEVARD
~ 49,. SEVENTY SEVENTH SI-li Lots-Itl tSUA1 S--Ecl
: "a o,stv- ADDISON THOMAS Referee, Walst b.
K STEVENSON son, II It-e-st.
A FINE brown-stOne HOUSE. 4-StOry, high
n s,u l1rsrlJ elegant 5tl and Matou-ayes 90 Muir
Hih. and reasonable Win " Wllo4l
". p. SEYMOUR, III BIOsiway.
A FINE PROPERTY on Fifth-ave east side,
~ above STlUJ ieet. building covers ueafy enjTe p"
Ieru. easy Pr.c- very low Il NJ PIERCE lE u Ine-st
EIFTH-ANE.-A first -clasS, narrow, brown
f,ue 40 Of oftl tnest blocks above Forty
wiki all modern convenieuoe ana Only
IS months Tie owner Is going abroad ai
ear. &, bali money required dow
remain a. ong a. u, ggr, ,5 a
e. hOMEa lICLeo1--, = = nv
NOR SALE-A very desirable Corner PROP
ERTY The s1i Lots. l3 WooSieT and s Prince
Il lr t,rhrr Prince h q Tee; OF oostefs Also
u,o.. sr In t Wyos-I- 5J1lHU Apps % ALLEN
BEOWN a Broadway or JOHN b. MILLER, Executor 81 Ju'
versit place
NOR SALE-A 4-Story Brown stone STORE,
- Al puee thar viii worthy The attention Of Cal,ts
on Apply to HOMER MORGAN, . Pnest
NOR SALE.-No. Sc Auity-st., the superior
t.lr basement HOUSE, with bnck stable tAr rear all
"a. I.i, Aleyo JOHN CJLlER 81 Ihomps1I-.L
ADISON-AVE., on Murray Hill-A first
e uraau-sou, HOUSE. other Maisouave. Jl 70 o&iL
ui.f. C. ag 81 elegant CORNER HOUSE 3. i-rt 'rI1t
55Onn FOR 0HE I'm Of y the best eir hs ,S
.... Tth-sves RIKEk HEsSE Co. 81 Thirty
m st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
HORSE AND cArRrAGn mApKFr
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw.YorK. Friday. March a., 70.

M" IVI'A' TIIU'y, AIiICh 7, lNT2.
The general horse trade to-day presented no
feature to comment on. New arrivals at the Bulls
Head Stables, well as transactions there.
fined draft horses only, and the market
entirely void Of interest
At Messrs. Johnston & Van TasscPs Horse and Car
raep Auction Mart the usual semi-wcckly sale helc
IN presence Of a fair attendance, and the bidding
sufficiently lively satisfactory result which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
ucsicbcotcr Countn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-At TARRYTOWN, in the most
desirable part village. FRAME DWELLING containing
complete with about Of oahd
moderate. terms EDMUND COFFIN. II Ceiar-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Louisville, XIV.
Office Of S. T. SUIT 4 Co.,

otugt the old Kentucky W1khs the world goods
ditla6 n
been knDwn
and not the vie IF mg he o o e trad
this
d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Auttion Sales OF Real estate.

ADRIAN n. MULLER Auctioneer
A UCTION SALE, by order of the Supreme
~ Court Of VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, EXCHANGE r.
PLACE. BROAD. SOUTH and PBARLSTs.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. WILKINS Co. w sell At Auction,
TUESDAY March r. u O'Clock the Exchange Sasroom Ill
Broadway BY order Of the Supreme Court under the direction Of Rob
Rodgers, esq. Referee:
LACE-The Lots Of Land together with the ory
marble front building thereon situate the northey side Of Exchange
between William BOsds and known Nos 6 and A.
being together 80 in width In front and By 500 r. the east
erly. and %. n the westerly line
BROAD AND sOUTSTS-The Plot Of Land together With the
story FeuchTOO bnek Building thereon. situate the Of
Broad and SOul and known Nos ~ aud 9 Brod and Nos
Is and ID Southst being a. Southst and COS Broat
PEAkLS1TLe 4ory brick Store and Lot situate the north
easterly Of Pearl aud Pa and known No ~ Pest
being 10 r. Pear % r. and 5sll n Patts
GEO n. TITUS. Attorney, No. So Broadway.
Maps the Office of the Aucoueers, Piuesi (J557)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
L, ..l.1a. rcai estate for Sale.


LNDR SALE and TO lEI-HOuSes on JettcT
Pear Sscke,, Cumberland aud Hsseys also Clinton
frd Cissson and ST Mart--avrs
DR. SALE and TO LET-Desirable brown
tsne BUSES IN ny VI
1f br blryea's sculders AID CAROLS Churches.
J. h.. POWELL. g Pue-st. =. 7.
OR SALE CHEAP-The frst-class brown
stone HOUSE . Am;rs Brooklvn The being atog
Ron the ohe great bargain Inque
20 preaisss. OF OF M PACKER, No Wsust.
I'OR SALE-Imnediate pOssessiOn-the very
a-srsbis HOJSL l. haloTs place BOOk
a. Mes lors
EATES-AYE.. oklyn.-Brick HOUSE and
- LOIS Fut rALE At prce. property sold
EtLAED WHITING 3 Bp-EmanG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

l.shoIf u istory brick house and lot cor '-v' ~
elsfst yse 90 run % years from has IoV k''-'" '.
IessshoI ~ 4s,ory house and lot i-ayt 20 ~ w
slluJ per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Real Gstntc TO Gtthdnoe.
fote!s.

Sales bp Aurnon
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED NAVAL
~ sTOktS-wll be sod at public auction a. the Navyfar New
YORK TUESDAY tie 5h day Of March by order Of Rear
Admiral Smith large quantity Of condemned provisions and small
Old Manila
rope hemp shaking OH &C and about 1850
bhs resin belonging Construction Department Catalogues Of
articles application the Commantant
J. o. BRADFORD Pay Director United states Navy
A. MsKwIN Auctoneer
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co.. Broadway, cor.
ID 4ihssaes OF Books Art; Faney Goods Furniture Sc
GEO. A. LEAVITT 4 Co. Gate Leavitt,
~ sebeigh Co... Clinton Hall Aorpce For the SALE b.
LBRAREs COLLECTIONS OF Books PANriSGs aud all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
CLINTON HALL BOOK SALEROOMS. GEO. A LRAvITT &
Co Auc TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS March
5h Sale PRIVATE LIBRARY,
collection Of ILLUSTRATED aud STANDARD WORKS
MANY Of great value and rary Also fine lot
RARE PRINTS. ElCHINGS and ENGRAFIhGS, scarce POh
Of LITERARY and HISTORIC PERSONAGES sute q
Book Tnon Sc Sc Tie be sold By without.
serve TIE Collection now exhibition the ChL;oH Hall Sl,rom
A,',r rlse.. Catalogue ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
Gilp propcrip TO frt.

FURNISHED HOUSE to RkNT-IO a small
family year from tie Grst o, MAJ next neliH41 l 3.
hree-story HOUSE pleasant ueghOihood uilie Oh L. a
BAKER No. D. 1875 BrosiWas unref aoor fom 10 5 D M
SkCOND LOFT of the Iron Building, 1872, al
y and 1t1 Cntres 1272 feet 10 RENT With or wholt iesi1
er, excellent right front unupass for Fgnufsciurrs
prr,o.es Also small LOFTS lOI Walkct WITH 9ithOi s
toHer; also LOIS corner Ualseoof ~ :, Py
at IL Cestre-st, 70 =. D. y. . =. .. -
no RENT, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
6r.te!ass HOUSE on Ffha7e.. frr seconds > 4 s
and " h frstcs stable. per mouth urr, ''
lease Apply to HOMER hORGhH ? fnr-st ll'''t
no RENT, FURNlSHED-A frst-ciasS, Il. @h
soop bfoxn-.tone HOUSE itl-ayc, rear ilireli very
,eganiy furnished and perfect order Appiy To-, ~ nil .
GoE) hO'iin ""'"'- .''--
VNO LET-TO n private family Only, the hES-
TO- F-,b b,sfpep HOUSE No ~ West H,aotCei s. Tie
house modern oouveuiene and N oIi eoh3h E
permit house apply to Y g LORD l' dea-lI
mo LET-Npar Broadway, STORE 4 Great
LONGEST large Nehlted room On nrrt ~ .rl F''1
ifrequred Apply NCOL pANlDsON a 90 go Bi1l-@-.
'EO LEASE-For five years. the hlst-ciaSs
hTORE gjr2O light basement No - Mfce o.. 5e
per Of Grind.t Applv to HOMER MORGAN, Puest t|l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
ADRIAN IT, MrLLgf Auci5neer.
EXECUTORS SALE
81 VALUABLE LOTS,
EIGHTH ST. NICHOLAS AND NIyTHAyES. THE DoCLE-
yAaD I23D I2iTH I25rH. I2GTH. AND
MANHATTAN-srS
ADRIAN H. MULLER. +. X WILKINS Co.
will sell At Auction,


OF TUESDAY, MARCH 3,
at L O'Clock Exchange saeroom III Broadway by order %! tie
upder.ipel Executor and Rreu,r Walter deceased
81 LOTS comprising The entire block bounded by Ae a alt St
Nictoasayes 1884 and lli'i--t-
10 LOTS ia the block bounded b.. 1851 l1'L lul Malilian
st. Eicbola, and Sm,h-lv-s
SIX LOTS , Nltal7s commencing uort-el corner
OF l25tL-st
FOUR LOTS south l25,h.,, loo Nuhaye
FIVE LOTS M,uhaan-s. between Ninth and Tent-a'e
SEWN LOTS u Junction Il mani attain and l,JthstA
one LOT northeast Of the Boulevard and lthst
The aboyrcscre the immediate vicinity Of the Mora
inr-sl- Park ropue ri formed hy Eesyr S. EcA-
oa,ave Manhattan and !2ihts and by Nlhave. Milhaan
ami I25ttt, are dely located rapidly enhancing ia vlae
TERM per purchase money se.aal
Bond and Mortgage.
SALE PEREMPTORY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
THOMAS H. WALTER Executor,
HARRIET A. WALTER. Ezc.utrH
Ofthe Estate Of JAMES T. WALTER. deceased
Man. q, the osce Of the Abdomen. CsaD
A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., AuctlOneers.
"A. TUESDAY, March .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
SUBURBAN HOMES.

,t, With steel rails when completed With sni rr7 bost'
M Il Increase valae Of every home the ne o. ne
Ceu R T. ON J. For infomahoa as TO Houses LOIS flr' "
n, the Hnp apply 20 A. u. HOPE. ll9 Iberyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
m,etcbester COumn Real Gslat. for Sale
A GREAT Variety OF, lONKE

O. a.
FGRMs speeaty b. WALTER UNpRRHLL, Nar1.. Yo1Aers
IRWIN remove 1pril 70 srDur0DaTe.. opposite Village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE


.,ry hfrk housr sud lot No 80 has' i'1 ~ " " '
,rft Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

AUCTION SALE-GRAND BOULEVARD
N sr SEVENTY SEVENTH ST.-l4 Lots-TIl RSDAi March
IA positive. ADDISON THOMAS Retire.. 4 Waist r.
X. STEVENSON * son. II llAe-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

A FINE bTOwn-StOne HOUSE, 4-StOry' hEH-
n s lg155rI elegant bet 5l and Ma1on-ye 90 Muf
prce and reasonable. with % without FURNITURE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-02

SIIOOO .F REA 4 gl ln G9E ME-, F s
IL bath hot aaG cold water
IS acres fne land good oubuHg broos' fruit Sei me dssi
s'- BooEHoUTis SONS Broadway. wilAmsbargA n 7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20
Rnbltt Sales.
Trustees Sale.

~. BY virtue Of IN order II the Orphans'
~ Court ~ tho State of Delaware in and Tor
1HA July: A: u. 1871 wMl be exposed to asle BY
way IT Public vcrdee. on ThIR~DAi. tAs- xyth
day OF August. A. D. ISIS. at u clock. a. ". Vt the
.,a, AUCTION Room ct osle 4 mi Miller. No 6os Market
iaSs snd Csss tuts. beiug tue reai estats of the
late Joseph NJ shoney. deceased 10 Wi: All that
certain lot Of Land with two stO.ied Brick House
ton, New Castle county. and State OF Delaware
at1resai bvunded AnA uescribed - follows. 70
.'t: heginniug ut point on the northeIiy .ile VI
corner Of l..1 formerly Of Samuel God; theL c.
by line OF said land nOftherIy parallel u Walnut
street one hundred and eight feet to = corner
stake. thence eAsteriy PsraliAl to Fourth street
"emphiIl l.dsceassd; thence, siOno the snups south
cry parallel 10 " xlnui street one hundred and
eight fect TO the aUt-saii side IT Fourth street;
anu anu .nence herewith westerly sixteen feet 10 the
r'aco q b0 the ther~Of what Il
mey. The above fseM,ses ere ordered BY The Court
| to by sold free snd clear st dover.
AUD It 10 ordered that the purchaser OF pureha-
Court for New Castle County, that the Court may
assign to him. her them the premises sod pursu
sA saiu crae!. he. she they lAAiay " tho par
tes emitted their last aud pro- ionxse shares o.
Inc purchase money respectively. or With sufhcisn
surety or sureties to be spprey Cd BY tho Court
terDg INTO recogni1ance 70 the State, to ke tskeI
anu soknnw 10 said tourt. in penal sum. Il
pay to the parties entitled seversly or their sx ecu
!ors administrators or assigns respectively. thei
Just and prrpOrtiOnate shares Of the said purchxs
money. with interest from snch time ~ tho Cour
| direction OF the said Court be prescribed and a.
pointed in said condition.
Attendanee will hs given and terms Of sale uad
xnSwp =! the time asd place aforesaid by vICrOt
' 1uS:' Attest: VI SENJ 81 ~ 1Ms.GIsiTFik X. GUIssiTFick
sug'-1 Clerk Of Orphan Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20

The GRANTEES are extremely anxious to fnd
OCCASION tor revlvlng the Ku-Klux cry, and the
Southern papers are giving instances. too numer-
ous to particuiarize, OF Outrages committed Oh
whites by ignorant negroes. under the direction
ot their political leaders, with the evident intent
a provoke retaliation, and afford q pretext Tor
stories OF Ku-kIuxisIh. In Alabama squads OF
United States troops are kept moving through the
State, with the object, is there believed. OF ir-
rltatng the peeplsin somo act which may fur
rhsh an excuse for military occupatasns Ku-Klux
arrests, and such general disorder that the peopla
will be kept from voting. squad OF Unted
States troops who were acting an escort to
GRANT stump-speaker, on the night Of the ?th
iasv, wentlto Nhs hnussof welt-known Aabama
physician. reused him from his bed. and deman-
ded lus wagon to cross neighboring creek. The
Doctor was annoyed at the unceremouious demaL
and told the party he mad no wagon suitaL IL Tor
the purpo,e, upon which, after grossly insulting
hlm anu his family. the troops fired several shots
III the direction or his house a. they went Of
Troops under the apparent orders OF Loyal League
| officials are reported prowlng around IN various
parts of the same Slate. but, so far the account
vi political di turbances i'll the South are mainly
confined to the lYnching Of GREELEY negroes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20

In the Superior Court i'll Boston, recently. n
interest to rafroad officials aud the travel
ing public was declded. In 1868, Mr. J. A. Cole
man. OF Boston, attempted to ride from New
YoEk tn New Haven Oh coupon ticket. which
rejected by tho conductor ON the ground that
although it was good from New Haven to New
ork, 1t would pass the holder the opposite di-
recton. Mr., coleman insisted that the company
competed TO receive III ticket. AS il represen
ted mon ' paid tor passage between those pa,nis q
aud he Was put off the tram bv force. lie sues,
the New York amt New H.ven Haiirold Conn q,
~ ,nnl recovered. Tho rairoait obtained y
trIai and wolr beaten again. On exception I" th,
| rulhng u .the Sd.lge tile 'c-nd"uts obtained =
| third trial, which, b rminatld in verdict for Mr.
| Coleman Rr 50 2nU t's
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-20

TltI:,l Silkpt- IN Enlant see results not a,
tclratcd 10y them HnvtiY hrst struck to Obtain
higher wages, they now STRIKE for lower prices tor
food, euti.nS ani housing. Every article ent.r-
ing INTO tho daily coNsu,aplon of n family hns
grown deaitr w,thina lew nsonths. Coal is mu,
dearer. From Sheffield and Manchester and Leeds
in.elsenes comes to us that IN those manuiactur-
ng strongholds all articles produced by factories
AMI Shops >hava advapcrd III an unprecedented
llannrr, ami hardware 30 per cent. over Old pr.
Fees. II the same with all other articles. ihs
workiiisiitA of England receive, on All average
10 per cent. more than before they struck, but pay