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Not -Dsad-The Cincinnati FxvosttIou,

CINcINNATI, August 27.-The old
man PlatfOot, who was cut in the head
with an ak, in this city, by an insane
man, a couple of weeks ago, andwas re-
ported dead, is in the way Of recovery
All engines were operating in the Ex-
position to-day. The machinery is go
ing rapidly into the Power hall. Most
Of the oil pictures in the art gallery are
hung all over the building. Space is
being mapped off, for the applications
are double those of the previous Expo
sitfef. . 4 = A-11 ~ Let1
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DIED.

PILLOw.-August 9th, at Columbia, Ten
nessee, Captain GEORGE NJ, oldest son OF Gen.
eral Gideon J. Pillow, OF this city, in the
thirty seventh year of bis age.
COULSOE.-At No. ~ Jefferson street. YES
terday, 9th instant, Mr.. JoHN b. CoUISoN,
formerly stage carpenter at the New Memphis
Theater.
His friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from No.
70 Jefferson street this morning, at half-pas
nine O'Clock. Carriages in attendance. i
BARTON.-On the 9th inst HARLEs, son
of ]. s. and Ellen Barton, aged nineteen
months and seven days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this "wednesday
morning from the residence of his parents,
corner Desoto and Gay streets, atnine o'clock.
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A Snowman i'm the State of Maine
wanted to exhibit an Egyptian num-
my, and attended at the courthouse TO
obtain permission. q" What is it you
want to show?'' inquired the Judge.
Gan Egyptian mummy, more than
three Thousand years DID," said the
Snowman. "Three thousand years
Oldg' exclaimed the Judge, jumping tc
his feet, "and is the critter alive~
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The New. Archbishop Of Baltimore RI
:. I. - ceiVes bis AHfhorifH.

NEWARK, August 27.-The Rev. J.
Rossevitt Baily, Catholic Bishop of the
Diocese of Newark, yesterday received
from Pope Plus, at Rome, a bull an
nouncing his appointment as Arch
bishop Of Baltimore, to succeed Arch
bishop Spalding. 1t is dated July 30th,
and signed with fisherman's seal, the
emblem of st. Peters. ~
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WESTERN ITEMS.
A Ten.MilIiOn.DOIIar Railroad Subsidy
Applied for in California.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.-Both
the California Atlantic and Pacific and
the San Francisco and Colorado River
Railroad Companies have applied to the
Board of Supervisors for subsidies of ten
million dollars each, but no action was
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PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-Robert
Deal, his two grandchildren, Miss Sny-
der and a coachman were all killed in
crossing the track, near Taeony, last
night, by the locomotive smashing the
carriage. r..-..l ...
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Liberal HIass-nreeting.

CHICAGO, August 27.-The Liberals
rallied in force at Turner Hall this
evening, where addresses were deliv-
cred by Judge J. D. Cation, VIM. NJ.
Springer, of Springfield, and General
O'Neal.
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CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.


TITUsvmLE, PA, August 27.-Wil-
liam H. Pyne, agent Of Roberts's Torpe-
do Company, was blown to atoms yes
terday by the explosion Of nitro-glycer-
inc.
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Another FataE CoaI-Oil Accident.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Mrs. F.
fisherman, wife of a German labOrer in
this city, set her clothing this evening
in flames by kindling fire in stove
with coal-oil, and was mortally burned.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Wheat s COrnerers'' Expelled from the
Chicago Board OF Krade.
CHICAGO, August 26.-The Board of
Trade this morning expelled John B.
Lyons & Co., and Hugh Maher, for their
connection with the recent events in
the wheat market.
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Greeley Organization.

PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-A call
has been issued for a convention of the
Democrats, soldiers and sailors Of the
State to meet at Harrisburg on the twen-
ty-eighth, to effect an organization in
support Of Greeley.
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The Evansville (Ind. Register Office
was burned yesterday among seven
other buildings In a destructive fire in
that city, which is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, August 27.--Cotton
quiet; middllng, 19I9I94c. Net receipts,
IS bales; sales, so bales; stock, 313s
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Fred DeKraft alias Griffin, who, on
Monday night, murdered Peter BeE-
nett at Washington, was arrested there
! yesterday.
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MOBILE.

MOBILE, August 27.-Cotton nominal
Middling nominal. Net receipts, AZ
bales; stock, S56 bales.
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The and Pinehbeck RepuO
Iicans of Louisiana have C0mPrO
missed.
NEW ORLEANS, August 27.-The Gus
tomhouse and Pinchbeck Republican
Committees had a conference to-day.
The result of the proceedings have not
yet transpired, but it is understood that
the principal points of difference have
been adjusted. kellogg remains at thf
head of the ticket, with Pinehbeck in
the second place or Congressman al
large. There is scarcely a doubt but the
fusion of these parties has been agreed
upon.
The Committees of Democrats, Re-
formers and Liberals had a conference
to-day, but with no results. They meet
again tomorrow.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, August 27.-Cotton is
strong; good ordinary, I7@17lc. Net
receipts, sol bales; sales, $50 bales;
stock, 1907 bales.
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IWO-FOIIcemen NauE1H EuFgIaTIng.
Policeman w. J. Aiken was arrested
this morning while committing a bur
glary on his beat. He 'confesses to sew
eventeen 5urglaries within four months.
Another officer was arrested as an ae-
conlpliee. - 80 -.-.-- I.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ExPOs1rrON.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF the Board Of Di-
rectors of the Memphis Industrial Exposition
win be held at the Office OF the Southern Life
Insurance Company, corner Main and Madi-
son streets, this Cwednesdayl evening, at eight
o'clock. A full attendance Is desired, as the
meeting is called for the transaction of very
important business. T. a NELSON, Pres't.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
SAVANNAH

-IT- bANANNAd.
SAVANNAH, August 27.-Cotton quiet,
with light demand; low middling, 193c,
Net receipts, II bales; sales, 80 bales
stock, $50 bales.
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100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Legalized by State Authority and Drawn
ress In Public in st. Louis. H
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
10000 Numbers.
Class 4, 10 be Drawn Sept. 30, Isz2.

Tickets, $40; HaIE-Tiekets, So; Qrs., Sc so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
I always drawn at the time named, and all
1 drawings are under the supervision of sworn
! commissioners. ~ a-la---l-r
The official drawing will be published in the
ers Of tickets
We VIII draw a similar scheme the last day
| of every month during the year 1872.
Remit at our risk by Postofice Money Or
| ders, Registered Letter, Draft or Express. Send
| for a circular. Address
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ARKANSAS.

% 4A-lT sis
The Consultation Between the Demo
erats, Liberals and Brindle Com
mittees ClOsed-The Result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
DRoPOsALs FOB READsTONEs ROB Ma.
Il TI0kAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
\ AR DEPARTMENI,


QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. August I. iS77.h
Proposals are Invited for marking the graves IN
the national cemeteries required by law. TO be
ton, ID. O.
Proposals should state the price for each bead
stoDe prerly inscribed and set ~ the head Of the
crave IN each national military Cemetery.
Rics may be fer the whole work o. al the csmete-
ries for that Of several cemeteries In district
fer single cemetery.
Tbe bonds required vii be, In amount, twenty (zeD
per cent. of the whole amount OF each Contract.
: AlIpropoeais received by the QUaftermaster Cen
ersl wlh be opened on the 18TH LAT OF 9cToBER,
ls72, noon, the Office OF the Quarternaster GEN
erel Washington, D. O.. In presence of bidders and
contracts will be awarded 70 the lovsst resposi0l
bidders soon comparison OF The sam plos and
prices can be mpieted, provided the cams les are
deemed suitable by the Secretary Of War.
All SAMPLES should be distinctly marked In order 10
prey ent mistakes.
Lists OF the cemeteries, with the number Of ersves
In each, together with i1il information as 10 con
tons, require ments, &C.. III be furnished ON ooli
Washipgtop, l.. q. -
Envelopes, containing proposals. 70 be indor,ee
Proposals for headstopes Tor rational miiitsry
cemeter es, ard addressed 70 the QuarternAsIer
SeneIai, Washington, i. O. NJ. O. MElGs,
osarternasster General, Brevet MAJOR General. u.
o A. iysl at
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DRoPOsALs FOB COAL
TRFASB- DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

TRFkSy. DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAyING AND PRINTING, ,
August 18th, 1872
Sealed Proposals. viii Be received az this office
Until 10 O'Clock =. m SATURDAY. the 18th day
IL September, 1872, for furnishing Eight HCn'red
totOl Tons OF run of Mine Georges Greek Cumber-
land Ccs TO tie delivered a. such times and places
and in such Quantities as may be required. and sub
oct TO the como lions required 10y act % CONFESS
proved JUiy n, $780, viz: That such coal shall sIgh
zC pOUi de 10 the ton. ard 81 all be ins pected and
weighed, d ne quantity Of each 10 d certified 40
" time n delivery by the person appointed aaa
qralhed under the act fer that aud that The
pTescrfte1 lee Of % cents fer each ins pected
weighed and delivered sAal be paid by the c5ntrac-
tor.
Proposals vii re considered binding for one week
from ihe 18th Of September, 1872, the Department
TeseFFing The Tght 10 reI CT all any portion Of
the bids offered.
No proposals will be enters-sned unless accom- pa
MED By Satisfactory eyidenoo of sbity falil the
cobiTact nor vii eny pss ment be made without the
ceFthcste OF the ins pecJor that the Coal furnished
Is such Sc the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed ami sent TO the
ONCE Of GEO. h icOARTEE,
Chief Bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
RS -GDTn uarfra ant
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Rf GKEES WILLIAMS, aucttoEeers,
~ No. 1901 Northwest corner OF lash aad W.

SIX NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS CoRNgR 5TH AND STREETS, NV,
AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, tire lst Day Of o -tober, A ID:
IS 1872. at O'Clock p m, we shall sell, IN front
OF the PREMISES, ejx two story frame q ~eil-
Ing houses, having and water; terraced IN front;
sech lot having 20 feet inches front runnias BACK
ito feet TO q L. foo. alley, in square 1911:
This property il located in a rapidly in proving
part of the city, and the str ct railroad viii shortly
ble We call csl attention to parties desr ns 70
obtain a h me to attend the sale
Terms: 500 cash bslsnce g. Il, Is, "a 20 and-35
months, with notes bearing interest At per cent.
per cnnuul. and secured By deed Of trust on the
property sold All convey ancing and stamps 81 cost
Of yul chaser. $50 down each house when sold.
st23 d GREEN WILL ANS, Aucts
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DEATH ~ CoURT.-Mr. james y. Turner a
highly respected citizen Of Atlanta, Georgia,
died suddenly ia the Superior Court room in
that city. Thursday afternoon, during the pre-
Er-iCeTy eNaInluaticH Of the case oi two men
charged W.-h the murder of q negro. The ply
.-c-AIs dc-.L.l Lhat h aIed Of apOpleNE.
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WAITS To EE HNrTED-.Ieremia ali Collins,
O. -. Luais, no, was found guilty OF murder in
lie ms. g .-ree-the victim his wife. For some
reason the governor cCmTuteG his sentence To
iIl -ls0Cr- nj for lite. When ne was informed
OF the ta,t in open court. ne protested az 8inst
Llz sentence 20 imprisonment. and demanded an
execution Cd tEe original Judgment. or course
lie i.lEs lid not lIsten % hi. IIo:est.
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A SEULL IN COURT. - At the Davis Lynn
T. uT1tr tTi.l AT HageTStOwn, Sd, yesterday
sensation " a. produced iii court b. the exhibit
ton OF q 9 skull OF the deceased. Several
ItysisIaE- gave the opinion that death from an
accidental tali, with the fracture shown, was AN
iIaUOSSibllitv.
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I-N0rtLwestern Kansas has four men to one

Northwestern Kansas has four men to one
woman.
SSA Detroit woman is wire-pulling to get
herself appointed policeman.
Eg-TLcse Indianisns who sell fleas for flax
seed may lie said to fleece their customers.
- The importation Of cattle from Texas into
ttzh has proved profitable trade, and is in
Crea-irg.
ESThe shoe of Louisville belle can be used
"A ladder. You rest the heel on the top of
GGlltiuS and climb up the lscing.
rE"Sylvan salvation il the heading the
Chicago Tines gives its reports CT camp meet
irEs.
E~Dab. Horrisan killed Pat. Devine in New
Orleans CT sac 18th wlthsa single blow of his
list.
"a 81. Louis man who was recently bitten
1y a CoE has brought - ,OG0 damage suit
against The dOs-OwneT.
sy-It J. awful to wake up in the dead of night
anC feel your back itch where you can't scratch
it
ESAt o funeral Of a little child in Hudson,
New Y0TE. the corpse was drawn to the grave
III baby cart in which it had ridden when
alive.
ga short, Fat woman gets around in the
Cincinnati Exposition and expresses herself in
one unvaryIng remark: "Ain't them magnif-
CeLt2''
sF-TLe French cooks in New York are up in
arms. TcO loTg hours and too little pay Is the
cry, and the cuisiniers have compounded them
selves into society whose mellifluOus title is
the Cosmopolitan Culinary Association OF the
state OF New York" The FIRST meeting was
held Monday evening.
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PROPOSALS.
DBOPOsALs FOR SAND FOR TIE NEW
sTATE, WAR AND AyYDEPARr-
EEETs BUILDING.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON. L. c., September p, lS72.N
seelsd Proposals will be received ~ tbs Office
pn1l = O'c!Cck m. Of the lsT OCTOBER, lo72, for
furnishing ard delivering on the site OF the New
state, War and Navy Departments Building, 2.sl0
cutIc yards, more or less, clean, sharp RIFER
SAND TO be deiiyeIe ed in quantities, Subject 20 the
order OF the Sup ryising Architect HE agent az
such tines may br. in his Judgment. requisite.
simple OF the sand 10 lie submitted with each bad.
All proposals mCst be made on toe printed form 10
be obtained AZ this oftce and be ccumpaBie5 hF
pencil bond in the sum Fl thousand dollars
.IG) that the bidder will accri and perform the
contract if awarded 20 him.
Tie right TO y jet any or all bids is reserved.
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
eudoT sed PrCpCFals for sand for the New State,
War and Navy Departments Building" aud eh-
6orsed to A Is. NUbEETT,
st.5-Jt SupCry icing Architect.
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TIE REMAINS OF Charles Nv, late King of
Sweden, we're borne 10 stockholm Yesterday
and taken III solemn procession through the
streets, receiving every marx Of respect and
SORROW from the inhabitants.
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RY B. II WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 Seventh street, between q and H.

TEGsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE AND IM-
PROVED BEAL EsTATE On MYRTLE
- BY virtue of a deed of trust dated December
let, A. D., 1871, and duly recorded in Liarr No.
AeGS, folio 2l, enc of the land records for Wash.
inston county. n. O.. shall sell, in front Of the
premises. or TauRSpAY, the 3D. day of October.
all thoee certain pieces parcels of ground situate
ard !, ing in the city Of Washington, AID being
known and described as lots numb eT ed hundred
and eighty one, one hundred and eighty three
tlSS,) and one hundred and eighty four, (lSf,l in
six hundred nd seventy Ave, sGsJ The above are
improved ey Biick Houses partially completed
y months with interest from day Of SALE by
deed OF trpet on misses sid. Sl0O down a. tina
OF tale All conyeysncing and STAMPS at purchaser 3
cost. WILLIAM TODD, in /. Trustee
sele-eodcs b. b. MARNER, Auct.
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DIED..

CLRNTOE. On the 25ih inst at II O'Clock, after
trlet tur p&i-tul ilu-ss, ALFRED b. CLAX-
II \. N re 6ist year OF his age.
uurrEi N the H;h inst, a. 3 D. m. Relatives
ava friends are invited 70 attend. IT.
tlBLkG On the morning OF the 18th Instant. at
Eeif nast g clock. after lnug aad painful illness,
v t-ru she bore with Christisn fortituda Mrs ne
tItCA SHELLEY, wife Of solomon siSiey, In the
52th year OF her age.
The rela ives AID iTi.rGs Of the family are re-
spfettuily invited TO attend her funeral, Friday
nlrglrE 80" 9Th inst, at II O'Clock from her
ItsiesIce, 90 street n. W, between sth and OH
streets. It,
lHockyi,ls Sentinel please copy.l
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-, Arc.ioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Building.
TRUsTEEs sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MasshtH6skFrsT hFEsGE SEs oaqa .S VI
HHPP1TTWH SSAAp M TG sTR 6S CoNsIsTING
BkICK DWELLINGS, ANpoNR Wo STORY
FRsME hNn0uT HOUSES. PRINTING On
E E8sWr RW STREET; AL,9; TWO TWO sf2RY
ssACHnsfTis AVENUE, BETWEEN 2D AND
L. By virtue Of a deed Of trust. bearing date
~ Liner No 67s folio "a, &c seq one OF the and
records for Washington unity, in the District of
.otolrp6is; AID oy direction Of The party secured
the premises, on TUESDAY, the oth day Of 0;tober
ls72 a; och OK .. all that certain lot, piece,
wasLiDston, in said District, and. known as 10
numbered one a. in W o. Johnsons subdivision o
squssre numbered six hundred and twenty six 500
said city, in Subdivision Book IN - No J. folio
So. tSfeiter with the improvements thereon.
q snaTe soa sau.1s i've hSn
the os q ssd ns e sDSd FSsd
Rock n. k No. !. fslio lf2, together with the
The sale VIII commence with the property frs
above DE- and be continued until the amour
OF sales pays In. debt due nader the trust aad ok
This property will he sold Sc parately or as whole,
as may be determined at the time OF sale to bs to
Terms " sale: one third c sh. (of which suc
must be paid time Of ana the ancs in one
day 81 sae snd secured 70 the ssti-faction OF the
Trustee on the premises Ii; " or all cash, a. op
al prrc6s serb eost If the terms Of sale are nss
ecnpi.d With within six days after day of sale, the
Truslee the right resell, sfGer
tuSess.er. WV. +. HoL 1 TTs ras,ss
s:sd LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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py GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
HA Under sud by virtue Of q certsin deed of
NnX tIust 20 the undersigned, Trustee, bearing
kAAdAte On the Nth day of August. a. ID. 1871 aBd
duly recorded il Liber No. GA, folio f9. &c, one Of
the land records of Washington O4unty, District OF
Columf ia, ana by direction Of the parties thereby
sured, shall offer for sale, at puhilc auction, on
the premiss s, on MONDAY, the 3oth day Of Sop
tember. )S72, at o'clock p. m, all those Ger ain
pieces parcels of ground situate, lying and being
Ia wsshinston City, in said District, ard knnwa,
designated and described the ground plan of said
city as Lots Numbered one q two ~, three (3).
four ~ snf twenty t20), in Square numbered two
hundred and ioIr l204l, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale One third cash; the balance in two
equal iLstslinen;s, at six and twelve months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest
and secured By deed OF trust upon the property sold
will be taken. $50 upon each lot must Be pad at
the time Of sale, the Trustee the right
Immediately to RESELL If the terms O.. sale ara not
complied with IN five days from day of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to rese at the risk AID
cost of the defaultpg purchaser. Stamps and con
veyancing at purchasers cost.
se19-d GREEN L. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CITY AND otUETEY PROPERTY.
CHkNCkRY sALE or A VALUABLE HoEsF
ND LOT On q STREET SOUrF' PSTwETN
u uhSI - u Second SfhEETS EAST rs
IHE CITY or WASHINGTON. sNp tn iRTY
BALE MlLEs NORTH 1F THf Cira xn
E6LE = NILE NORTH on ~TaE SIT,
Piers. HONE, AID \ sHokr bIsT ANGE
k,sTa1IQs OF TBE P6iNT or R6 HcfS
- BY virtue Of sdecr,e Of the Supreme s,.f,r.
~ o. the EI-triCt q Columbia, raSse,i in the
Walkers heirs, No $50 ElGj,y n -E-t N II Ibs
UDdeTs. a Cd trustee vl ssi ~ prbiic suc ION -
the b CHEST bidder, n front of the cv-m - on
TUESDAY, ~ day At o.t'ier. ISL A. a',iesk
H., Lot he -, in the Sa5iis isi0l Of square No,
Ia5, improved by iine three story Brick Dxe!linS
on THURSDAY. TIE 81 Gay q October. ls-s. It
Manor. laleiY oocuQiei BY fort >lcc1n on M R5-k
trtek Church reed. three Quarters q nfii. from
SeNeIth street turnpike, aus 0i-hiI few su-
WALK OF lhr station Ca tle lls o. AleSs slroai.
u lbs IN most healthy ard excel 20 u-ivnror-
hocd ard Ia The Visiuifs OF churches aDI - n ,oIs
II has been Undivided into ioi- ~ f-a-1 g. 4sres
ef =. on each - VII. cu are fua bufi'uE sizes -
cstop &c the sucti0neer Or trustee
TeTE' OF sale a. f-escrib - ~ be decree One
ih-rd each. And the residue IN ea4 aud two relrS.
with interest fr.n tie say Of sac secured - th,
Iurchaser- notes aid lien ca tbe p-Operts sold
ttp -ii q GU o. &c a us1 aud TOT and 20 o.
when the properly IL sd. All C3nveyaucinC.
stefnps, AID recording ~ tAa r-r~has>-'s css..
Tie terms are ECt 9, Ha piled with n rvc iay- rom
the date - sale the trustee rerves the right
sss5-tor3 2 II. WARNER Anc.r.
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DYE. Il. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1923 lth street, bstgJ ca q and II.


TRVSTEE'S SALE or syvEYFEEy BFAUrI
I'll EIlLDtN4 LOTS n MOUNT PLEAS
Ant At AUCTION.
~ Ry virtue of iees Of trust 70 me. dated June
SqF2r;h, $50, AID duy recorded in Ljbeg n 90
-s-tolia 2fS one q the land records for " sshiuE
tor county, n g, aad BE- direction o. the h.'ier 1
the Lote there by secured, Eilseii al pUbiic auC
lio0, on the pTtlnIzts, the 4TH OF rCspsER,
ls'2, commencing a. oClgcE , m. Lots 7. ;, 10,
al ~. II, IS 90 3 g. 81 60 o. 49, -, and - ana tn
west half OF Lot y, IN 8. p Browns Subdivision Of
Part q Pleasant Plains and lgmau outlet, nO~
called MuCEt Pleasant, being in Was hiagt l. C1gu-
~, D G.. These lots viii be sold snzly If desired
Parties Ri-hiug to p1Tchare can see the plat and
CbIsin Information Of the aucfioneer. These lots
t-Ont from 70 10 100 feet by pta Of rom to $50
feet, ana cGnlt in the aggregate about 2i66l feet
The sale VIII commences ut lot and be continued
Ut ill the amount of sales psys tn debt fns.
Terms: Oue-f0urth cash: aud the balance in c. T.
Is and p months, with IN per interest, secured
by a deed OF trust on the property. SIS down when
each lot is solo, If the terms not complied with
IN days after The sale tie Trustee Reserves the
right 20 resell the pyopsrty at the risk and cost OF
the defaultirg purchaser. The title Is pe-fect
Stamps AID COVE ta nCirg at the purchasers cost
DANIEL . EATOS. Trustee
BRAlNAbD n. WARNER,
. u.s. n&CE hep Aucti0neer,