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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02
HORACE GREELEY ON SECESSION.
Extract from his Speech in Cincinnati, Friday
Evening, September GOTH 1872.

As the Grant papers and speakers are
persistently and maliciously misrepresenting
Mr.. Gresley's views on secession, We propose
to keep the following extract from his
speech before the people until after election.
Mr.. Greeley said;
Last evening, at Pittsburgh, in the
course of some off-hsnd remarks to 8
mass assemblage like this, l took the pains
to explain the circumstances, the extra
ordinary, unprecedented circumstances un-
der which l was impelled in the winter of
1850 and 1861 to offer, in good faith. TO
so bmit the whole question of union or dis
union to the fair, uncoustrained vote of the
Southern people. After due deliberation
and discussion, | said then, that it was my
belief, and il is still my belief, that had the
people been allowed such a free and fair
opportunity, they would have decided that
she Union should be maintained. Those
remarks, which l made Last evening, have
been misreprssented; have been, l think
perverted into al expression of present be-
| lief and present conviction that any State
has right to dissolve this Union at its own
good pleasure. Fellow citizens, / utterly
repudiate and condemn that sentiment
| Cheers l do not believe that any State
or any ten States, even q ma ority OF the
States, mas right to dissolve our Union
Applause. That Union was founded OF
the Constitution. Il is chartered Govern
ment, not mere league 1t does not con
stisute Confederacy merely, bat Nation
not Government OF limited aud defined
powers, but of unlimited duration. l be-
tisye that ire Union ia not only deatined Il
be, and was intended to be, perpetual, but
believe that eur great civil war, if there eve
, was suy reasonable doubt as to the nstur'
of tba. Union, las settled that doubt for
ever Renewed applause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02
Julihn's Hydrastin Compound

rs direct tonic and health restoring agent to
l. the organs of generation, it impArts vigor
and energy. Ii is $ reliable remedy 4 Spcr
matorrhea, as we'll a. in all weakened con ditions
of the bladder and urinary organs. By reason
of it's wonderful power uterine tonic, Leu
corrheA, suppressed p&iaful menstrHation,
weakness, accompanied by dragging or bearing
down sensations, pains in the region Of the Kid
neys, irratation of the womb, and In all disea-
ses in which the uterine system is involved this
remedy will prove blessing to the invalid.
From N. Y. Dispatch. June s0.)
We have on several occasions recommended
DR.. Julihu's Hydrastin Compound exec
lent remedy for kidney and consequent diseases
The following note Is from q gentleman of
whom va have personal knowledge, and We
know that he but states the fats in his case:
srAPLEToE, Staten Island, June 20. II.
Aessrs B. KEITH CO., No. Al Liberty ST.,
For several years my health has been niue h
impair d. Kidney diseases ard oceRsional 81
lacks of rh eumatirm being the prominent eau
ses. Having tried mary remedies with little
benefit, l heard of "Julihn's b ydrAstin Com
pound, l." which after two months use, has en-
| tirsly restored nv health therefore take
| pleasure in recommending your vSlushle medi'
cine TO any one suffering As did Yours re-
specially, JOHN F. KORAN.
| Sold by all Druggists. ttsSw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02

MesGrs. j. LATHAE Co., Boston
Your Cstha rtic Extract 10 the best medicine l
ever used. would not know how to keep house
without it. 7. II. STEVENS,
Mi'ton MasR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02
LATHAM'S
NlllilaslE1

Ii fluid extract prepared from valuable med
zeal plants, having known action on the sscrs-
tons and excretions Of the system. A single
bottle does more for the removal of diseases and
preservation Of health, than gallons of bitters.
1t speedily and surely removes sonstiPstion,sisk
and bilious hsAdachs, Indigestion, piles, inPu-
rites of the blood and 8 bilious eompl'ints.
Its Endorsed BY the profession, and approved
by all who use it, No better medicine can be
found for children or adults. II is far superior
to pills, being mild of action, pleasant to the
taste, and certain in its results. Its medicine
that should be in every household, Is good sf-
fectH are sure to be experienced from the very
first dose. Let every fever and Ague subject
give this . trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02

Messrs. J. LLTaAk Co., Boston: 81 am
anxious to INTRODUCES the CsthaItic Extract, as
it is much approved by these who have used 1t.
VIII. Wills,
mehI4dwly southold II. IT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02

sEnLr's Standard Goods are for sale by al
frst-slas, dealers in the North West and in
Reek Island By L. L. LANE, and JOHN
BENGSToE. msh3ed-mwf&wiy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02
LIBERAL NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
IN ILLINOIS.

LIBERAL NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
IN ILLINOIS
The following ia the complete list of Lib
ersl Candidates for Congress in the State
except the three Chicago districts, in which
nominations have no; yet been made:
Dist.
l. Lucius B. Otis, of Chicago.
3. Carter q. Harrison, of Chicago.
g. John Y. lie Moyne, of Chicago.
4. Seymour G. Bronson, of Rockford.
s. James Dlnsmoor, OF Sterling.
6. Calvin Truesdsle. of Rock Island.
7. Gavion D. \. Parks, of Joliet.
s. George o. Barnes, of LacOn.
8. Nicholas Z Worthiugton, of Peoria.
10. William 81. Niece, of Macomb.
II. Robert N. Knapp, of Jerseyvile.
u. James c. Robinson, of Springfield.
Is. Clifton Il. Moore, of Clinton.
Ia. William E. Nelson. of Decatur.
10. John R. Eden, of Sullivan.
l6. Silas L. Bryan, of Salem.
Il. William R. Morrison, of Waterloo.
Is. George " Wall, of Dn Quoin.
10. Samuel S. Marshall, OF Nc Leansboro
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02

TER, of NeuenA.sI, tents and Ladies sizes, hey
and stem Winders, quarter-p plate These watch
Is have Equilibrium escapeuents, enrono meter
balances, exposed ruby pallets, Berguet hair
gprin and full ruby ed, and com oine all
N odern improvements in watch making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize
at the Paris Exposition of 1867, for the best per
formance and greatest accuracy il adjustment,
and can be warranted to perform with the same
degree Of regularity as those made by the best
m manufacturers OF Europe and America.
A full assortment constantly on hand for sale
by oUINCHR KRUGLER, Is Maiden Lane,
Tup stairsl New York. Only Wholesais Agents
for the Manufacturer jsnelSdly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02
Temple Of Ronsrl

Rock Island Temple Of Honor No. II, meet
8, every Tuesday evening at O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows EaIl, GEO. L. CARLTON, Wet.
@, AZ. BnnDrHa, w. b. asc22-dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02

Msssrs. J. LAIHAE 4 Co., Boston, AssG;
have been troubled with piles (internsl or
bleeding for many years. l now feel myself
entirely cured by the use of less than half bot
tie of LathRm's Cathartic Extract.
". W. KsIGHT,
Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-02
Watch Buyers Atteatien

The undersign-
ed respectfully
call the attention
Of persons con-
tenn plating the
p urc sc of
Witches to the su-
psriOrity of the
celebrated Niokle
Movements, man
u ia c tn re d by
Messrs B0REL
& C0URV0TS-
7 H. sz.a L.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-05-29

apement and humiliation. Their pastors want to
shield them from this reproach. A member of the
last Assembly told me, that in order to save his
church from modification, he subscribed two hum
dred dollars to swell the amount Many of our min
listers are ready to do the same thing We felt that
we could speak freely, because in Presbytery the
average salary is over three thousand dollars The
vantage in the columns.
AT this point, the hour of adjournment arrived
and the Assembly adjourned till 81 O'Clock this
auaninn
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SIXTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, May odd


The Assembly met at 81 o'clock.
DR.. Plumer presented the following which was
adopted:
The Committee on Bills and Overtures report
overture No. Is, from the Presbytery OF Ebenezer,
and recommend this reply: that when an elder is
apponted to attend stated meeting OF Presbytery
he may, without any new appointment, meet and
act with the Presbytery until its next stated meet
inc. unless the session shall appoint some other
member of its bench of elders to attend IN his
place.
The report on Sustentation, made last night,
was taken up.
DR.. Marshall said that there might be some
good reason for changing the time for the annual
collection, as proposed, from April to September
hut that it would not suit the cotton States.
Mr. Snuylie-Inasmuch the Secretary has in.
formed us that the business of the two committees
has become so excessive that one man cannot attend
70 II and has suggested either that of the CON-
r,;ttes he removed or a coordinate secretary be
elected 1 would prefer that the Committee of Sus.
tentation be removed to New Orleans. This Assem-.
hv has received several oyertures praying for this
sunnose that it will cost no more to carry on the
work in New Orleans than at Columbia, with an ad-
ditional secretary. move that the report be recon-
mitted with instructions to the Committee to bring
in report locating the Committee of Sustentation il
New Orleans | do this to test the views of the
Assembly At New Orleans the Committee will be
very near our great field of missionary operations
Texas In a few years the railroads in Texas vii
enable the secretary to visit almost any portion o.
+be State within twenty-four hours. l would alsC
like to see appointed as secretary who is alread,
ocouainted with the Texan field. have in my mint
one who has been successful evangelist and also
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-05-29

COPS way is to cross mans way, that he may
turn from it and live.
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TUESDAY May 81
The Assembly convened again at S:l5 p. NJ, the
Moderator in the chair The fifteenth hymn was
sung after which, Rev. DR.. Howe, of South Car
oiha, led IN prayer.
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DIEIl.
the IS 3 iDst .LEMUEL BARNS.

a, BARhts. On The Is a met ,LENUEL BARNES.
IN n esih year Of bic age.
funeral, Al clock D. N ca Sunday tire xSf Ia
east.
BoRIANp. On the aDth irstaat, ALFXAspRs
BOkLA ND, ssed 81 years.
Ths relatives md lrissi. o, the family are re-
sp otfuly requested to atead HE fune-zI from III.
lste residence, 90 street, between 18th and lSf N
Association CT the Oldest Inhabitants are res
~ invited. sts
COLLINS ANDREW COLLINS, o, oOp.am.
ton, IN The cath year of his age.
fun.rsla t O'Clock D. m. on Sunday next from
the residence Of his sou in Lag, R0bt ncOutcheon,
friends q the family are invited to attend. "a.
DAUGHTOb. On the stA Instant. after SHIRT
spS painful illness, NJ TTIE. beloved daughter OF
john %. enc nsrths Daughton, aged years,
Loved too well to live on earth,
she has gone 10 heaven 20 DIV ell
funersl viii take place from her parent resi-
deBce sf2 2oih street northwest 10 morrow Sun-
ess ,si,ersSon at "a oelOck Relatives aud friends
Hedges. On the 2lst inst, at the residence OF
sbe Iss's .s Ss0 4 s.n'y Maryland
The relatives ans friends. q the family are re-
louis Bsyss. sa ss psss.oa 's .rss
town, d. C., on HOndsy, sd instant, at II clock
JONES. At her late residence. 1855 New York
MARi A. M JoNIs, viSow Of AdJutslt Gsnsrsi
Notice Of funeral win be given in morning papers
KING On the norninR Of the 2lst inst, JANIS
l. King, year and I6 days old, only son Of James
and L. King
funeral on Monday, 81 70 O'elsck ,frcm Iaas Iots
street. tetwsen NJ and N. Relatives and friends
Inv tied.
PRosPERI. December nth, Mrs. FRANCIS
PhOSPKkI. aged 81 years.
The friends aud soQusintsoees OF the family are
respectfully invited 20 attend hs funeral ON his
late residence, No. 7l2 street southeast, on sun
day. the I'D instant, st O'Clock D. IN.
THARP. Friday evening. st u O'Clock, WAL
TER con OF james and Elizabeth Tharp. aged Q
yesrs, months ard n days.
The funeral will take place sunday afternooa,
sth street northwest.
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NHvRR IN TRER wiLpssr pgEss- coulc the
srchttects Of the eelsseam NJ ROM have a.
gints that the vast stru cture which they erect
% for che celebration 90 imperial HOLIDAYS
would eventually. with the lapse Of centuries
within tts capscsous walls On behalf Of uni yer
sal sunraGe IN Rene. AccordinR 60 q lettrr
IRON Rome, the republicans OF that city vere
70 hsve ssemsled there on the 2ith Of last
mcn 20 make this dem and cor eouai noiit cat
rtghs upon the government The old coliseaa
hss witnessed many strange sccnee-some grant
and others repellsnt, but oil interesting In its
me, Dat note more impressive couid be I'm sg-
med within tie historical enclosure than thaf %
tne pope OF the ancient city coming together
70 ssk for the r. ht 20 vote and for the privilege
OF being regarded a. men.
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THIRrKxr ''descons" 81 Gardner, Me .wers
enjoying nice quiet turkey rafie the night
before Thanksgiving IN q hsy-m NOW, when one
more nervous than .he rest slammed the dee
box down on the top or .he half bushel mesSur.
- hard that the candle til.ced over. set IRE 10
the hay, and about half OF the party went hons
with their eyebrows singed OF, ard no pants or
coat-tails 20 sneak Of
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THK OYSTERS IN several Of the tributaries q
Chesapeake bay have become green, and IN
consequence unmarketsble. Green - no, q
fashionable color among oyster eaters IN thu
United States, though In Paris q green oyster
viii sell for twice - much = white one. The
French oystermen have "greening ponds," 10
which the oysters are placed for the purpose NJ
being bcousht TO the isvorite colOr.-ki1AzSrs
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BOYS are hopelessly given 60 scientins etper-
imenting. A youth in western Kentucky latrit
gave way TO this propensity in church by INERT
ing package OF revolver cartridges In the O. Al
scuttle and waiting tor the effect. Present. ?
after the fire Was replenished, the cartridges
went on, and the minister and congregation
hurriedly followed their example. We'll bows
will be boys, you know,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

THE WAY THEY do out West when q dog
shows symptoms OF madness, IL Tor the crowd 20
chase and worry him through the streets until
be Is mad in dead earnest. In the course OF a
chase OF I'VE miles or % they manage 60 mal
him bite q dozen children and q score OF other
dogs. This multiplies paragraphs and brings
the town In to notice.
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AsoTHRR BnAR KILLED IN vIRatxt..-ps
monosy last, two young men by the name a
hcnaros and one named Dodson succeeded in
lung large bear In . spur OF the ne
Ridge, known Ne the Hawksbill head sem. 10
or y miles nom Lursy, Page county. Bruis
measured i've feet eleven Inches in leosfh.
measured S25 pounds eross, and welded kfty
wears old
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DULUTH vaunts over Sc. Paul the COMPARE
tive mildness of its climate. The thermometer
ranges as high as Is degrees below zero, and
the Inhabitants easily keep themselves warn BY
ttting with their eet in tce-hoxes.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERALS PLAN WORKING
WELL.-The Alabama house of delegates per
manently organized yesterday, electing all re-
publican officers. The disposition 90 retract
former action Is no longer visible. All seems IN
be harmonious
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MARHIED.

kIhs On the 18Th instant n,
the Rev. =. A. Wilson. MM NJ hTTskT q
sUslk 4. HAWKINS, beth ofthis city
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FUTURE DAYS.
DY WIN. L. WALL q Co, Auetioaeers,
ID New Marble building,
600 and 902 Penna, avenue and 9Th street

RI WIN. L. WALL 4 GO, B.. A!ssss,ossers.
600 and sos Psnns, avenue ana 9TH street.
rHUsT1assss sR
- On FRIDAY A FTIBNo0s h, Deesnb.- 8,
Is s, 11.us 81 d.sd y sil :- On
Ei sss No sess5s ss 5 ssNsd:S
f so, tni. Rs 81. q so1Ss
Of ground and the ne o ss. .t Psse:
square : which were conveyed 10 the party Of the
detd. duly recorded In Liber No So. folio .S s
and n tiber Nc s2!. folio g, 40, Of the land
tesetSsr ' 9,,S ali tss county, In said District,
tntpts, rights, privileges, ar appurtensnces to the
same s,S 1slo Of Ing or in any wise
months secured by deed Of trust and notes bearing
Interest Conveysneine at puroh..ers cost. The
risk and cost If terms OF sale are not piled with
within i've days after gale. A deposit Of slp
e4ee1 '' '0G MATHEW r sSYt THIN iS Trustees.
dl2eozw&ds w. Il. WALL o., Aucts.
b AuerOneer: and Si Real Estate Brokers,
Star One. BSiidins. A-' - - '''
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRovEp PROPERTY
~ SfRk s ETs BETWEEN 18Th AND aeIH
"A Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust,
llS7l, and duly recorded in Llber No. 6sS, folios
et seq enc Of the land rsSsIds for washiugton
g., II Ht
public auction, to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY,
toe Sd day Of January, 4. d. 1873, at a. O'Clock D.
ground situate and being in the CITY OF Wa.b,n o.
ton, and shown and described on the ground plat or
numbered eighty SIX ether witt the IL IMP oEe
ments, consisting OF q two-story and attic Brick
Ter ms Of sale One-third cash, and the residue in
two equal pay nents at six and twelve months, with
ton Of the Trustee. II the TERMS Of ale ars ao
Complied WITH IN hve days the Trustee reserves the
purchaser, uson one week s no,ioe by advertise
ment IN some newsraper printed and published in
JOSEPH ii. BRADLEY, JR., Trustee.
dH-eodds LArIMER a OLEARY, Aucts.
RN W. l.. WALL q 90, Auotonee,s,
Nos. 500 sn srS sSa PsSnssslv.n,. .sspu.
sAL 1s 9EE Bo %l PIAES wAtSgT PAs
ssS99tk6E s s kTAG Iu S wHATM9Ts' BED;
MaTTsEs sesA &c oa f hToT I6sLEs' HAIR
- On FR,DAY moaSisG, December 20,
tttS1 within our ssiesrocms, 3 large and sttrse
tive line of Furniture, &C, consisting Of
2seSond-hspd Pianos, 7 octave, Stools and Covers,
sPsrlor Suites, in Rep and Il aircIoth.
fine Psrlor Suite, London Smoke
fine Walnut Chamber Suites, with Dressing Gases
Walnut Marble top Chamber Sets.
Valiant trimmed Oak Chamber Sets,
Cottage Sets, Imitation Walnut wardrobss.
BOOK cAses, Bureaus Sideboarcs.
Marble top Tables, What NOts, Hat Trees,
Cane seat Cbairs, Bedsteads.
fac " alDut Maybla-tOp Hall Suite, Carved Glars
10 fine White Hair Mattresses
Also, q lot of Second hand Furniture, removed 10
cur store fer convenience Of sale.
Also, q lot OF 4, 6, and s Oicloths.
With numerous other arti les in the Furniture
line. w L. WALL a CO
Dist IRep Auctioneefs.
ns-TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
ING, December 20 same hour.
40 IRepl w. L. WALL & CO., Auc's.
HY LATIMEK q OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue aud lIlh street,
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JNIHk UhHl OF oOuth CsrOIlna, has accepte1
the Russian mission, and expects % Sal for
Europe about the middle of January, thouzh
be prefers not 10 encounter the rgOrs of tue 81
Petersburg climate until the middle OF March
@The cOlOred people Of Richmond Va are
preparing 20 celebrate the LIST OF January a. tic
anniversary OF the emancipation proclamation
OF President Lincoln.
@Thomss l.. Bond, prisoner in the Cinc,.-
natl jail, convicted of an assault with intent 20
Kill on Rev. j. j. Thompson. with a hat-het
some time ago, cut his throat vita q penknifs
Thursday morning. IL is thought he cannot ra-
cover.
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS EVENING.
ElY LArIMER OLRARY,
- AucficAeers and Bsal Bstato Brpksrs,
Southwest corner 81 Penna. GRenue And ma street,
Star 00cs Building.
SPECIFY AZ SALE
FINE TRIPLE sJLyER PLATED WARE AND
TABLE, CUTLRRY
~ On FRIDAY MORNING., pecsmher 90,
let IL O'Clock, and SATURDAY EvBNING
Becember 81, at o'clock, we shall cell
within our Auction Rooms, . choice collec-
Chased Tea and Coffee Sets. Cake Bask sts.
Butter Dishes, Brsskfsst and Dinner Castors,
Large and Email Walters, Syrup Cups,
Pickle and Wine Castors,
Ivory handle Table and Dessert Knives,
spoons, Forks, &C &c,
kuit.ble for holiday presents.
B.-Goods ct private sale.
DIST LATIMER cLEARy, Auct.
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LIVERY STABLES.
AUCTION SALES.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 Seventh street, between and II.
IRpsgTEEs, SALE OF osE OF THE MOST
s5h5fI $sT&EEht ON hH asB
IA BY virtue Of deed of trust to us, d.ted Sep
.G ss ter hers oh, ls!2 and duly recorded in Lbsr
the request q the party secured, We viii csr for
e a;fati en-
SSih. la2, a. &, o'clSck p m, the foll9wias real
COiunbs to wit All that certain piece or parcel Of
ground known and described as Lot lettered '" in
three bundre cd and seventy one, together with the
thereon, consisting Of one Of the most
mp with every modern convenience.
his sGd ssosE Es to Tso prior deed Of
18th. isia, to secure sliooo, Day able in Ave years,
with ten per cent interest semi annually.
G1 s.
est at ten per cent from September 9TH. la2 and
s S6 in and s9e s
secured by deed Of trus! on the property. SEQ
the TtS off, If 'Ss
property viii be re old at defaulting purchasers
S GkesaE v v. f sAfffSSkkhEY, Trustees
dill dads B. II. WARNER, Auct
HoIh1..t Corner ssS snd ST..
sFSEE sk sAkE ARD
s3efT RH6S aSsT9EE WITH
TON.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust to Us, dated April
ri g. 1871, and duly recorded in libsr 673 folio 29S,
-one Of he land records of Washington, ID. O.,
will sell at public auction In front Of the premises,
to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 23d day
OF December, 1872, at o'clock m, lots "a AID rs,
IN the commissioners sub division OF lots 81 and ST.
in sub division Of square 4i3 together with the i'm
proyements thereon. consisting OF two wo-,tory
brick houses, Nos. els and $40 N street north
west.
Terms: The amount of the Indebtedness secured
by said deed Of trust &c., with inter est and the
expenses ef SALE In cash: balance in and Il months
terms Of sale are not complied with within days
after sale tho property will be resod at the risk and
cost ofIh dsfaulting purchaser. ConyeyaRcing ct
purchaser o A. WARNER,
RENRY sTkAsBBRGER,{ trustees
d10.dads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
United STATES MARsHAL's SALE
80 900 FEET OF PAVING BLOCK AT AUo.
TON, on the wharf Of Evans Linvilie, foot
OF TN street, on the Potomac River.
In virtue Of an order Of sale, issued from the
Of Columbia. sitting as District Court, and 10
DAY The 24th day Of December instant, is7, at Ii
O'Clock .. M, on the wharf of Evans q Linvlle, at
mirslty In favor Of George b. Weaver, master Of
the schooner c. ,. Grove. ALEX. SHARP,
December 18th, ls7.. DIG I'd
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A Dramatic DUEL PRkvKrTRD.-Nuch ex-
element prevailed about the theaters THURSDAY
evening in New York, in consequence of ru-
mors concerning an intended encounter an
which Mr.. Edward A. SOthern, Mr.. William ] /.
Florence and Mr.. Philip Lee were 60 be con-
cerned. The challenging party was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

IL AND BEST QUALITIES.
Choicest Christmas Goods.
FANCY DEPARTMENT:
JAPAN BEONZB6,
JAPAN CHINA,
AND ORNAMENTAL WARE,
Beautiful, Delicate ard Cheap
FRENCH WORK BASKETS. new styles
TABLE LII XURIEs;
FRENCH CLACE FRUITS,
APRIOO1S. 6lsce,
CHERRIES. Glace,
ALMONDS, Glace,
FIGS. GIace
LARGE AND HANDSOME RAIsISs.
BlPE OBAEGEs,
KIPE BASANAS,
klPk PEARS,
RIPE MALAGA GRAPES.
TRUFFLEs,
PETITE POIs,
ASPARAGUS,
MUSHR0O MS,
PICKLES AND SAUCES
PATE DE fOIES GRAS. with Truffes.
AAILLARD FRENCH CANDIES; also,
MAILLARD'5 ORNAMENTAL CANDIES,
for Christmas Trees, at low prices.
GOPDONiS PRESERVES, Of every choice fruit.
fBEsH PEARS IN GLASS, Is beautiful and de-
ncious Is II Just picked from the tree.
n. w. BURCHEIL,
dl03w 1882 STREET.