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OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPART
hENT is presided over by an unsurpassed cutter
and our wOrkmen well skilled, which enables us to
guarantee perfect 1T and durable workmanship.
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RAND CONCE RT.
GRAND CONCERT will be given by the So N
DAY SCHOOLS Of Harrison burg, Va; Trinity
church, Baltimore, Md, and Mt. Vernon Place
CHURCH SOUTH, W ashington, at Church corner eth
and stIee.s, 49,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. IL, 1872,
ComDenciDg at 8 O'Clock.
AdmiCs sion; Adults, IS cents; children, 10 cents
Tickets 70 be had at the door ocs ~
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Political Notes.

Mr.. Greeley has condtionally accepted an in
tation to attend the Lynchburg, Va, fair.
Gerrit Smith has written a letter to Horace
Greeley. He thinks the democratic party has
not changed, but is still party of oppression.
Mr.. James Lyons calls a convention to be held
In Richmond, Va, OIL the Goth instant, to n0mi-
nate an O'Conor and Adams electoral ticket for
the state.
Captain VIM Howe is an independent demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the 9th district
of Virginia. Ex-Governor Fayette McMulin
has at length concluded not to run in that dis
trict.
Governor Scott, of South Carolina, having
sued the New York Tribune for libel in publish
ing alleged false charges against his admins
traton, Samuel .. Sinclair, publisher of the
Tribune, has been notified, and will give bail
today.
The following congressional nominations were
made in New York yesterday:-21th district
Milo Goodrich, liberal and democrat; LIST dis
trict, Henry j. Scudder. republican; 18th dis
Tict, ID. M. De Witt, democrat; lith district
John Maxwell, republican; 10th district, Adm
Thayer, Greeleyite.
Twenty thousand people assembled in the
S8Dgerfest building, st. Louis, last night, to
listen to a speech of Hon. Henry A. Wilson, re-
publican candidate for Vice President. The
procession was five miles long. Gen. Wilson
made an eloquent speech, which was received
with prolonged cheering.
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A dispatch received just Pr we go to press
says William II. Seward die ed at 3:1j this p. m.
INTERNAL RKvRNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1923 1912.
THE PRESIDENT has entirely recovered from
his recent attack of maIarious fever.
FIFTY DOLLARS was the sum conlributed TO
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FALL AND WINTER STILES,
HATS Gov READY,

wILLErT 4 RUOFF,
SO5 Penn sylyaniA avenue,
Winter styles In
Fix, Felt, snA Cloth
HATS and GAPS.
AGENTS for D<nlsp AmidonS NeU York SILK
hATu. ael2-lun
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Pity THE SORROWS OF Poor OLD MAN
&c.--A gentleman who rode with DR.. Horace
Greeley on the cars from New York to Balti-
more last night says the old gentleman appeared
considerably depressed over the election news,
and said he had no doubt great frauds had been
perpetrated in Pennsylvania.
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A visit 70 my establishment " IN tally n'pay all
Who may appropriate the time and trouble of com
ing, whether they purchase only wish 70 siew my
immense stock and how i sell them.
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THE MEXICAN BORDER INvEsrIeArIoy.-
Colonel Thomas. p. Robb and Major X. III.
Savage, members OF the U. s. commission to
investigate outrages on the Texas frontier,
arrived here this morning. These gentlemen
represent bad state of affairs existing in tha
portion OF the frontier which they visited, the
people suffering greatly from raids of Mexican
bandits and cattle thieves. The report of the
commission will be completed in time for pre-
sentation to Congress early in December next.
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y Md ICE CREAM SALOON, corner iith and
LuDs b every day, from II a m 70 ,. IA Tor SSc.
ts.fa tASssS aa.ls ~ i.c' titles for sppplyins
sucerior 70 snY 9th. in no line In tbs city, and
yorld soltctt bbtral share q your petTopAge, y.
ylysGia aysaps. aua-ly
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Fashionable Tailors,
SEQ CORNER 7rH AND d STREETS
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Dl ED.

BARNtED. In Prince a.ore. cou,.v. Nj on
wife Of Chsri@. g. p a5 M BAsSa ~
ste san ue! Lewis, Of ashngton in the 9th year
Interment at Rock Greek Church tomorrow q.
BIeGINs. On tn. 9Th instant, OATHARINE
her iIienas and relatives are requested TO attend
O'Clock. " e' '"ee''' AZ 'so
lila, LLAHHiGAH. After short illness, on the 9TH
Notice of faneral in Monday papers.
GRAY Suddenly. on the s'h inst, at 61k O'Clock
GRAY aged years, 10 months sU an a ,oday. and
Fmneral from his fathers residence, 20OA I st
o'clSer. On sunday afternoon December Sth, st 8
LoUxMAS. MARCY B. LoUXMAN. tn. wifi.
sseeo Louxman died Att O'Clock a. m, the 9TH
The funeral will take place on Monday, the ,th.
and All ssnss M 8.
uyes are reel ectfuIly invited to attend
JOHN T. hIToArt ,n.s Erdsy; 9Th instant
m6rnine fem VIII bs sas . place a. IL Ososk Monday
attend. iH'i'oa W
Nm si s4. FEpHi Am December
late Col joseph II Nicholson, and eldest daushter
- tue late Peter Hsgner, esq, Of Washington, D.
OSBORN, In Georgetown, on the morning Of the
Sih lI Instant aTs. MA2GAREF ANN \. OSBORN,
The funeral viii take place from her late resi-.
deree. on beall street, to morrow, Sunday sih
INSTANT 81 - D IA. Friends aud acauaiptances of
The family are respectful " invited to attend.
Ray. On the 9Th instant, of congestion of the
rrain, LILLE a., ageu = months. Beloved soa of
liliazh A. and Nsry A. Ray
hemairs removed 70 Baltimore for interment
sEeIOR. On the 4th instant, ENMAP., bs,ored
daughter Of homss e. and II snnah b. Senior. aged
years sud 20 days.
The fiienls Of the family respectfully request
cd TO sttsI The tuHera from the residences of her
parents, No. 1928 lOth street W o.. on to morrow,
tsundsy, - the 5sh instant, a. o'clock =. m.
= tha NOR Jcffb Tsl,
after y short Illness, Mrs. ANNA TIPPETT, 81
years Of age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral at O'Clock on Sund thu sh
instant, from No. 1872 5th street
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ga superior quality OF coal has been dis
covered about six miles from wvtheyiIIe
Smythe county, Va.
"in fredericksburg VA they swear per.
sons on match box full of matches il being
and hTims one.
II "A co,nred woman named Anna cook in
the house Of MIR. COrbin, who resides near Al:
ices StS1'n, IN Hanover county, Va. was
burned 10 ieath on Saturday morning last, her
clothes taking fire from stove on which she
was preparing breakfast.
nTIt Is suggested that the parents who leave
kerosene lamps, loaded revOlvers, tubs of scald-
ing water and unguarded fires in the immediate
vicinity Of small children. do so in order TO
clesr theiT houses of articles which servants
unanimously dislike.
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EVENING STAR.

A TRAGEDY IN SALT LAKE CITY: There
was a terrible tragedy I'm Salt Lake city Tues
dsy man named GTifiith=, Welshman, and
an old resident OF the Territory, went TO the
dwelling Of bis wife. who bad separated from
him feSarSe OF brutal treatment. aud COM
menced an assault on her. negro near by
interfeTed whereupon Griffith drew a revolver
and, missing the negro at the fret fire pursued
his wife 20 the streets and shot her twice in
ficting mortal wounds. He then shot himself
through the head, and died in a few minutes.
The cause cfthe tragical affair, so far as known,
WAS iealOusly.
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STRIETNG STRIKERS BEWARE, Recorder
Hackett IN New York yesterday sentenced John
IL. Chambers, who was convicted by jury of a
feioniOus assault sndbsttery on James Brown
lee, 10 seven years imprisonment. The latter
was WORKING during the carpenters strike last
summer, " hen the assault was made.
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TEE PORES BLEssISs. A deputation of
Americans had An audience with the Pope on
Thursday. and presented an address expressing
devotion OF the American Catholics TO the Holy
See. The Pope made feeling response, and
concluded ~ giving his blessing to the Catholics
of America
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RY GREEN z WILLIAMS, Austioneers,
- No lOOl, northwes corner 10th and ID sfs

T LANRT R 81 TTYQEAJEkiES6 STSSE IS fhk
CHAM BkfbGE,ALoNG TH GfIESkt OF TIE fHE
CHESSA,Pt Pr AND OHIO CANAL, ABOVE
S SGEESwry %iE tGfI 5A!tffi%S Rooms
STREETS, WASHINGTON CITY
By virtue Of a decree passed by the Supreme
Court Of the DISTRICT of Columbia, in equity cause
Ne Ma ge o. Li9HiIs lie, ct al william
the huet9n Rooms Of Green y Rhs ao2D@ It
nns ha in s ss d iy Of
Der; 4. D. 1872, AT O'Clock m, all those quarry
The line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, about
two miles above Ge6rsetcwn In the District Of Co
$50 perohes in length, and containing % acres,
And also. at the same time and place, and in con-
nectlon therewifh, We will sell al! the unquarried
in the portion Of The land Known as the Potomac
Company condemnation, lying immediate west
rights aad privileges to the use 81 the bank of the
said canal Tor purposes Of Transportation. A more
rear by reference to the proceedings in above en-
e cali the attention of capitalists and others TO
the above 9uarries, which consist OF the best quail
ty Of Blue stone, aEd which i near navigation, easy
The ST ne foundations Of the United States Capi.
to To- MOI nment and other public build
ecross the Potomac river; ais Oak Hin Cemetery
Chapel, and other churches are built of the ston
plat Of the Quarries can be seen at Green Viii
northwest, where any information can be obtained.
Any person can examine the QuArries By taking
the canal road or the new road leading ON
| town 10 the Chain bridge.
Terms Of sale: Ons.sixth cash, and the balance in
thirty equal monthly payments, with inter est At the
rate Of ten per centum Der from day of sale,
with security to the satisfaction of the Receivers
and q lein retained the property sold: the pur
chase money can be paid in cash upon shorter
tine than Aforesaid, at same rate of interest.
deposit Of $500 will be required of the purchaser
time of ssle. AL ysncing and stamps cost
Of purchaser. Plats Of the property will be ex
hibitsd at the time Il sale
ShIliR : , i,1%95sS1EsssSHdiIIiir. Receivers.
noD dads GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf b. II. WAKEEk,
- Resi- Estate Broker and Auctfoueer
1873 Seventh street, between and ii

Ia
1873 Seventh street, between and 81.
TBusTIEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
sTREKT, BIT B AND srs. SOUTHEAST.
- BY virtue OF deed Of trust to me, dated sep
IsS TENDER g, 1871, and duly recorded in Libsr No
as; folio 40l, one Of the land records Of wash.
Of the premises 10 the highs t bidder on sATU r.
DAY. Nov To- 1871, at AZ O'Clock .. m lots six teen
ssd seventeen, IN Prouts subdivision Of square
three inches south the point Of fntersectou OF
9TH street east with North Carolins avenue; thence
north for feet TO an alley thence east one hundred
wide thence along said alley south forty feet:
thence west along the dividing line Of lots fifteen
and sixteen one HUNDRED and nineteen feet to the
plsce OF beginning, together with the mprov ements
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six twelve
ard eighteen months, with 10 per cent. iR.eres
secured by a deed Of trust the property. Stamps
and convey sncing at the cost OF the purchaser SO
down when the property 10 struck Of La case the
terms not complied with within even d6ys after
the sale, the property will be at the risk and
cost OF the deiaultins PURCHASER.
ns6-eoSds B II. wABNER, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
eAIU hDAl. NovtnbeT %, lo72, ssre hour aud
place: BY der of he Trustee.
novl6 Is. IL. WARNER, Auctioneer.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
EDN EsHhS, November II l572, same hour aud
no26 b. Ii WARNER, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, December Z 1872, a. o { och Ia 4,
same os Place. BY order OF the TrV rs A..
EyEBY NIGHT THIS WEEK AT o'CuoCK
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LAND SALES.
hFFICIAL-(No. 1863

nFFICIAL-(No. 1863
BY fie President aC rae United Ssates
PROCLAMATION.
In pursuance of law, L, Ulysses S. Grant, Presi.
dent of the United states Of America do hereby de-
Pine Lands viii be held at the underme "a I'D
Offices in the State of Minnesota, the periods here
matter designsted, viz:
1913 for the sale timber lands not previously dis
posed o. IN the aforementioned townships and parts
North Il base line and west Of fourth principal
Township. g and g in rang.as
Township At In range g.
North Of base line and west Of fifth principal me
Township 10, Of r.ngea.
Townships iss end lso. Of range %.
T Tns1 iSs ia iS al and ar ia Of range 50.
Townships lss and lss, Of range 81.
TSxn:sss: ,ss inS range s1 ss9ss "
At the Land ONCE at OAK LAKE, Minnesota.
commencing on MONDAY, J.nuary p, 1873, for the
the unde rmentioned townships and parts Of town
North of base line and west OF fifth principal me.
Townships ~, is, lss, and lio, in range IS.
Townships Ia lbs, 1885, and lao, in range 81.
Townships 10, l3s, lS9, and lao, Of rsnge IS,
Townships ~, IsS, iss, and 40. o. range 50.
All lands held at double minimum price will be di .
posed Of at not less than two dollars aud FIFTY cets
per acre, (Sl.oU,D ana Gil lAuds nelu al minimum
price will be disposed OF ut less than one dollar
and twenty five cents per acre, - L25.D
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
Indian, military, ana other pur poses, or reser we'd
for railroad purposes, will be excluded from the
sale.
Dhe Offering of the above lands will be commenced
the days appointed and will proceed in the order
il which they sd yertsed until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus ,osed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
private entry OF Of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Lists of sectional subdivisions are in the hands of
the local officers and will be open for the examina-
ton of those desiring 10 purchase.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this 9th day Of October, A. ID. 1872.
President Of the United states.
By the President:
VII LIS DBUMM0ED,
Commissioner of the General Land 0dce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 20 the right of pre- emptioI
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated 10 required to estab-
sh the to the satisfaction Of the Registers and
Receivers of the proper land Offices, and make pay
ment therefor as soon as practicable after seems
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands en-.
bracing he tract claimed otherwise such claim will
be forfeited. WILLIS DRUMMOND,
ool2-lawsm Commissioner General Land Office.
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GBEEh q WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers,
y NOrthwest corner 10th and d streets

~ NOFtnWe3t corner lUtn ana u streets.
TBUsTIEs' SALE OF VERY DRsIBABLE
THREE SrOkY BRIOk DWELLING ON TIL
WEST SlDS OF 12IH STREET., between n
and streets northwest.
IA By virtue of a deed Of trust to Joshua Whit.
E,:e ney, dated November %, 1852 and duly re-
s&Icorded in Liber No. GcS, folio 43l, one Of the
land records Of Washington county, ID. O., and also
by virtue OF dc cree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Colun bia passed the 8tb day of
1872, in the cause OF Calf vs. Olmstead ct al 40.
2o95 Equity Docket II substituting the undersigned
trustees in lace OF the said Joshua hitney, de-
ceased anu by the written request Of the patty
cured will sell at public auction, ia front Of the
premises, TO the highest bidder, on MONDAY, Be-
cen Der %, 1872, at O'Clock p. m, lot and the
south haf OF lot u, in Giles Dyers' subdivision Of
lots fifteen 6) al sixteen t6) in square two hun
dred and eighty one (2Sl, beginning for the ia
feet 10 inches from the southeast corner of said
square and running thsnce north with the line of
18th street west feet nches thence west l55 feet
IL inches; thence south with the line of alley "a
feet inc hes; thence east l56 feet III inches the
place OF beginning, together with the improvement
thereon, ly ing in the city Of Washington, d. c.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. balance in 6, Il,
70 and "A months, with interest, secured by deed
of trust Stamps and conve 81 ancing at the cost OF
the purchaser. S2G0 down when the property is
struck of. The trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and OF the defaultng
purchaser in case the terms not complied with
within five days after sale.
BRAINARD H. WARTER,l r.
ANDkEW B. DUVALL, { Hustees'
t5-eo&ds GREkN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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- THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
MOUDAY, December 9th, lH1, sauaO hour and
place. By order Of the Trustees.
noso GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTU BE BAYS,

BrgnkarF's o; w WILL Aue,,sn.e5,,
1HUs1Er srf faHE Il Frk HEGTrEHoID AND
a d.s OF yist1 1 q S.ss Ct s.9., dated the 18Th
oo sos so Of a the .nd i.
tfor Wellington county, in the Di trio. Of
d, fPIlsHse hi = ss ss
Pennsylvania avenue, next 10 the corner es oh
slsf AZ eesei ns HOg,sD
.or;ment OF Household Furniture We name in
Bslrclo,h Sofas, Painted Cottage Suites;
sioebSsrds, W slnut and OS x Extension Tales:
Oak Siet2ris Dining Chairs, Csinseat Bedroom
PAINTED Falcon Tables, High stools;
japanese BeGste ads, Walnut Frame Mirrors:
Iuels spii1s., Tin fOiist Sets, Window shs.es:
Door Mats, Husk, Straw. and Gotten top Mat
Feather Beds, Pillows and BoIs.ers;
Blankets, Spreads, Ingram and Other Carpst,:
9eos ps isnF Carpet. and and 81 Csh
Gisss' Croci cry and PsteG W Ssa c'nsF Stoves
And many ether articles which We dean unusoes-
W T.Iip I + i;, WILLIAMS Trustees.
dsd GREES ( william ). Auots.
Is huttioncS ' 5 and Eeai Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building.
MoRTGAGEE's SALE OF SCHOONER LYDIA
rs UPder and By vi!tuo Of N -rtgags ana
sshsrf. zoos q lltn street on MONDAY Dscembsr
y. 8, ~ oeoSs m Che sSb9GneL or vessel oa,isa
tons or therssb MS complete with sails, snekOss,
oat'es, a.. Terms cash
Do LATIMEk & OuEARS, Aucts.
pY LhTiMEE & CLEAEE.
A. AGctioneors end Rssl Estate Brokers,
stsr OnaOe Buildings.
CHAEOEKY sALEor VALUABLE RUILDING
h9Is; ALSO, yALUABLG IMPRovtD Pr )
t tSTE AkRyA, HALF AND SIKH STREETS
of the Dist, q, Of Columbis. passsd IN C NSa
dss Of SSS ISL 5a ON ON
fss npa.s, E. sss F. u for sne 2,
Lots seven and eight have been subdrvided into
ye lots, each having front of twenty feet south
street biswss9 - and ,5s 9Th streets, ard ruaoins
alley and s srs ali %nin s heh0' 10 ''t'0'
Lots twenty and twenty enc have been subdivided
into four lets three Of them having ,ont Of twenty
running back with that width Luz feet and inches
ss o feet south
street the -, same tsG streets and rams
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in three equal inst at re-
spectiyeiy six twelve aud eighteen months from day
OF sale, 18th interest ut ten per centum per annum
secured by the purchasers note and deed Of trust,
the whole in cssh, at he purchasers option. A
d, &c given the final ratification OF sale. Convey.
ancing at purchaser 9 cost. A deposit of $50 on
each lot on day of sale.
REGINALD FENpAJL Trustee.
no3 dts LATIMER Z CLEARY, Aucts
Rs TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, December 9th, 1872, same hour and
place. By order of tue Trustee.
Eo30 dads LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
I1Y ,ATI MEX . ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkAL ESTATE on + STREET. hEAK CON.
hEC1ICUT AVENUE w
- BY virtue Of a deed 81 trust 10 the under
ErE signed, dated 2nth November. 1872 aud duly
-hhled in the Office of the Records r of Feeds for
IN the land records of the ceunty of ashing
ton and District Of Columbia, will sell at public
asctlon, on MONDAY, the 6th day OF ID cembsr
y IS2, at 4 m, the following very desirable
piece o. reat estate, situate lying and being in the
city OF Washinston and District of Columbis, and
known and described part Of square ninety 90 }
and contained within the following mstss and
bounds BEGINNING for the said part Of said 50 usre
ninety 90 ll6 feet inches west from n " corner
OF 2OIh St west AID st north, aud running thsnce
the center OF two frame buildings 81 feet to
an alley thence porthwest feet: thence south 81
ieet TO the north line Of street nsrth thence east Is
feet to the place Of beginning, with the improve,
nsnts thereon, consisting OF new two story Frame
House OF very genteel p an-two parloIs and hall
on first floor four chambers kitchen In back bu nd.
Ing, and wood house tn the rear OF lot.
, Terms OF sale: One sixth cash, OF which SEQ must
be paid acceptance of bid balance In thirty co ua
monthly iRstalments, with interest ct IL per cent
IRON date OF sale, secured by the purchasers notes
and deed Of trust on the property. IL terms of sale
are not complied with within ave days from date of
SALE the property will be resod risk and cost Of
purchaser. All convey anciDg at purchasers cost
r. p. B SANDS. Trustee
c5dts LATIMER CLSARY, Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON SIXTH STREET, NEAR
N0RTHXEST


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
p STREET NORTHWEST.
80 BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed in cause No.
public sale, on The premises, on MONDAY, the 9th
Of December, 1872 at O'Clock p. m, Lots IL and Is
Of the sut division Of lots to9 IN square No. 40
street by .3 feet IA inches in DEPTH and ere located
Terms of sale: One third cash and the remainder
date of sale, with interest," the deferred payments to
be secured by notes Of the purchaser and lien upon
the pre- perty: deposit Of SO on each lot will be
implied with in five days after sale, the property
may be resold at the risk and cost of the
Conveyancins at the cost Of the Burehsse.;
noZ- cod LATiMEB CLEARY, Aucts.
10y LATIMER OLEARY,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Buildings.
SPECIAL SALE OF Elegant FRENCH AR
IISf1C BR0NZES. GkOUPES AND STAT
UEs, AGATE BARDIGLIO AND MtRM0
VASES, ITALIAN NARBLE sTATUAEY,
On TUESDAY MORNING, December 10Th, at
10Y O'Clock, at our auction rooms, southwest cor
sold by order of the lnpnrtars messrs. VIII Bros.
date Vito, Viii Sons) OF Philadelphis, collection
II bne French Artistic Bronzes, comprising large
teliina. sierra and Agate Vssss and Ornaments;
Large He'll Vases, Bardigiio Columns, Card Receiv
ers. hlabaster Ststuettes, &c., &C., &c.
on MONDAY, 9Th, with Catalogue
Terms Of sale: For all sums under 500, cash;
that amount, 90 days credit for approved pepper.
TIVE finely executed 6arTSrs Marble Statues. rep
Ss1'1 IaT ri Hs chEss H Hnce: