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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-07
COLUMBIA. S. G.
Thurs ,ay forming. March 7. 1879.
Jadge arAham In Troubie.

Thurs ,ay forming. March z. 1879.
Judge araham In Trouble.
The Legislature is after Judge Graham
with sharp stick. Tie Judiciary Com
mittee of the House Is instructed
'To make an investigation immedi-
ately into the case Of VIM. F. Redding
and wife vs. the South Carolina Railroad
Company, and to report the facts of the
case. as investigated by them. to this
House as soon as possible: Prouided.
Said report be made before the adjourn
'ment OF the General Assembly,"
It is alleged that sthe bearing. in
atructions aud rulings to the jury and to
the counsel for the plaintiffs raise strong
apprehensions" that corruption was
practiced and Justice denied. OF course,
it all means that Judge Graham has ao-
oepted bribe and soiled the judicial
: ermine with daub from that cess pool
of corruption in which the body Of
eour Legislators have been wallowing for
years.
We know nothing of the circumstances
Of the trial OF the cause between Redding
and wife and the South Carolina Railroad
Company, but feel constrained to give
Judge Graham the benefit of his past
record, and to doubt the credibility Of
such foul and degrading charge against
him. His career has not been devoid Of
honor to himself and of distinguished
service to South Carolina. The only
-oensurable act Of his, of which we know
or have hitherto heard, was his identity
ing himself with such unprincipled vaga-
bonds as compose the controlling ele-
ment OF tho Republican party in South
Carolina. We cannot but deem it more
probable that this is an effort to calum-
Mate him and to affect the judgment in
the suit referred, by some. clique in the
Legislature Interested in the matter,
than that of man of Robert Graham's 8
character and prominence could have so
rapidly lost all sense OF shame and self.
respect, as to be guilty of such infamous
conduct as he is charged with. But evil
communications corrupt good morals,
no less than good manners, and we
cannot speak OF Judge Graham with that
confidence which We might have done,
had he not become associated with set
of men, the greater part Of whom we are
fully convinced would not scrnple to
CRAFTY their avaricious greed in, o SINH
lar mode to that with which Judge Ora
ham is now charged. 1t is grave mat
ter which the Legislature has under
taken, thus to call in question the judi
cial integrity of Judge of the State.
The affair will work irreparable injury to
Judge Graham, whatever may now be
the issue of the investigation. and it
should not have been commenced, with
out the most convincing proof of the
truth of the allegations. Such pro-
cedure is without precedent in the
honest days OF lang syne.
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The Northern papers publish q tele-
gram from Lieutenant. Governor Ran
sier, at Columbia, to "Mrs. Lucy Stone.
President of the American Woman Suf-
frage Association" in which lie says:
''Both branches of the General Assem-
bly,, now in session, have passed con-
current resolution referring the woman
suffrage memorial to special joint com
mittee to report during the session.
Accept assurance that will do every
thing in my power to induce favorable
action, and establish equal rights accord
ing to Senator Summers bill. With an
acknowledgment by tho nation of the
right Of woman to the ballot, and the
capstone will have been put upon the
colossal column of American liberty"
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WHAT BECAME OF TIE CONFEDERATE
GOLD. An interesting letter from Col.
Moses, clearing up the mystery that has
long hung around the disposition OF the
gold belonging to the Confcderacy, has
just been published. a small portion of
it. it appears, was converted into rations
for the returning soldiers. and no doubt
faithfully, while the bulk Of it was turned
over to the Federal Qunrtermaster at
Augusta, Ga, for similar appropria-
ton; but whether it ,cas so appropri-
ated. may be an interesting subject of
inquiry at the hands of the authorities
at Washington.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acts Of the General Assembly.
Palmetto Fire Company.
D. G. Peixotto g. Son-Auction Sale.

The GREAT HAIR PnoDUcEE.-Hair Oils l.
Pomatums and Pomades have had their day,
They Deiong TO the musty past. Nobody II. =
understands tho chemistry OF the hair anG&
tho philosophy OF it's growth thinks OF usina
them. Instead Of clogging tho pores Of th}
scalp with thick onguents, and thus obstructI
ing. the insensible perspration which il
essential to the health OF the hbres, we nov
tone tho surface OF the head with an invigo
rating application which penctratcs to ths<
roots of the hair and stimulates them in the
same way that the fertilizing agents spread
over the meadows stimulate the grass roots
and cause the blades to spring up in myriads,
coating the earth with vcrdure. The invigo.
rant bost adapted to this purpose is LYONS
kATHAIRoS. 1t may we'll be called the fertili.
zer OF the head. To the barren scalp it com.
municates vegetative power. II the hair is
dropping ont or becoming dry and withered,
it arrests the process OF dilapdatiou or
blight. The hair thickens and becomes
glossy and flexible under its genial operation,
and as a dressing it is unapproached by any
preparation that has yet boon laid or the
toilet Of Fashion.
~ Ii yon desire rosy cheeks and COM
pcxon tuir and free from pimplcs and
Blotches, purify your blood by the use Of DR..
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has 10
equal for this purpose. MIS-
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cF-Aut-gu furniture l. now the rage.

g. Ant. Eue furniture l. now the rage
"a southern poet apps trophies, ITO NY
EUsrl's W.
- De- Attest 'ttrU-l, rayst-rv''-at BridCanor;
proved % contain deceased pig
81 Colleges are Numerous and cNeap f..
Missouri. and when a man " ants one he buys IT,
ts-E5Gaty ladies' furnish the beauty Of Zurich
university.
Hr-1he Empress Elizabeth. OF Austria ad-
uses 'hr ladies To Keep away from politics.
g. DE second aunUa! convention Of the
National Catholic Tenn per8nCe Union will be
--.t III fillmore on the 10Th OF October.
gs-tE he 22i instant an indignation meeting
Co f-Ut--- against the treatment OF the Irish
I1,-- ~ rle British Government, Will be held
IL 'G1liu.
- The editor OF daily paper i'm Madison,
IND. Las been seTeuaied at night by a party Of
young wcueu because he has stood up for
woman : lights against All corners.
~ gentleman named Drew died In San
Francisco recently from "A cancer, cause1 by q
friend rcling him ON the arm about IS months
a-0.
1F-A Young man picks M from ten To fifteen
y -iTs day on the Staten Island ferrybOats by
eating burning 0akUm AMI hot pennies to the
Intense disgust OF many of the passengers.
ES-Eiu- Amadeus. in his speech on the OPEN
ing ct the Spanish COrtes. declared that the
GcveTr meut vas determined 20 suhdue the re
btIlion H. Cuba, and would send to the Island
al the a.. i,ticusl troops required.
EEIhe London Times thinks England not
morally e. blame, amt argues that because only
the accg> .UCus made against Engand's friend
Illness are dl>VTOVed, ~ Cherrtully consents q
paw the sTm awarded A. tending 10 Obyiate
similar difficulties in the future.
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ErsTASr'- EoA~r EEFF.-WhiIe the hirh
F-.Ce Cl z car IN gland l. creating wIde-s spread
C5-CO1rr1... and the provincial butchers are
.-UrTE. .r- free ia 7 81 foreign cattle. IL az
Fears rTg able that Iuuo7ta-iJr.> into England
from Tie continent must b. st,i pred altOyCther,
lI cC--.r.-1ree OF an ,S f.a.-fIuaTv ont break OF
TIE tsJ... plague ia continental countries. IL y
-f1 rt=f Of late every cargo 81 cattle from
l.u--fG H,~ lur.aH'1 diseased animals. Large
r.r-t cis-t Iutt Cfr,i cattle have been discovered
among o. -s lately landed from Ce-m4UV. and
Ca-ga~.v> of diseased animals are trtruruylv
y a-i.,. s-- ore ON tGe coast having been thrown
GvrTl"fr.. from ships destined isT English ports.
- it co.'s i-rg! essential L1 the safety OF ing
l~t herds thst rigid restrictions should be
Paced or. lrarHrrafi0r~ OF live stock under the.
condition Hf Affairs. and this viii tend u further
Increase .ua price o; animal fool
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DIED.

BANSE. On tn l7jh last, At 4.s0 D m after
severe sff'iclon, Ohm BAYNE. in the nth year of
lis age
His funeral Will take place from the Second Bsp-
TIT church corner Virginia aveuus and 4th street
southeast sabbath next the 22f inst, at o'clock
J ~ The friends Ct tn family fully in
yited O. a;t-Jd. Il ].
ROLLS G-HEAD. In baltimore, Scptsmhar
lsth. SAINT IL o. HOL5ING ~HEAD, in the 9th
ytsr Ct ifs aCs. Rep, Pat, Chr.i
M.KSEN. ~ Be,'sy lie, Md 4. W. McKNEW
an che 65tH 81 hI-
Funeral 10 morrow at Al q. m.
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ONE DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GIN
EtE G6EES WILLIAMS, Aucti0neers
~ No. LOCI northwest corner 10th and u SITS.
TRUSTEE, s SALE orVALUABLE IMPROVED

TFCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IEuPERTf AT AUCTIOH.-3-stOry BRICK
WELDING HOUSE, on 81 street e.st, between
Is and 4 SITS. north, being second hOuse from north
end OF q row Of ten houses; lot having q front Of
- feet inches and De pth of lis feet, alley
- BY virtue Of two els Of trust 70 the under
- sIgred, one dated October 4th ISL, reco -dei in
~ Llber e63, folio %, of iha land records Of wash
lrEton county. ID Q, and the other dated Octo Der
2ith, ISL recorded in Lber 665, folio 81 Of the same
land records and by direction Of the holder Of the
notes secured thereby will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, September
l9tb, le72, Mt O'Clock IN all that piece or par
Gel ~ md situated in Washington city, District
- Columbia. and known AID descr bsf as lot l. in
chester and JCnkn subdivision OF original lots 23
90. 70 and 2l, In square 725.
Terms OF sale: 81 CcO cash; balance in and two
years secured by deeds OF trust on the property aud
notes bearing Interest at the rate of per cent
pcr aEBum from day Ct sale. pays bic semi annually.
SHO down when the property Is struck C STAMPS
ord cCnveyancrg at purch sers If the terms
o. sale are not complied with within seven days from
the sale thb Trustees reserE t. right resell the
property, at the risk and Of the efaultiug pur
shs.er. GEORGE FABLE. tp-,z.ao
=. A. DAhEEIELE.S ffu7tees'
Fsf9 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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E,Est,. AGAIS.-I ms tIE. 20 is appyoUTiats-
3 eu Tea 3u Uh0 has gone INTO the poisoning
lH-. r-~- ..I scale CT T.ce.lautsI ui41nifi-
C.I,a. h.- great revenge having stomach toy no
Hess than -Ehjctu people. Among these are has
father. I.- brother. b wife. his children. and
ia~T. tlHu p rHt least, rs mother -iu-llw. Like
tie tEI- .-a- Dee WIS. Ls gUrlr-rI commencing
u ron TIE ast-IaIaei, bat by accident hi- plan
was discovered after Le lad prepared and per
l,Ctcd IL .u8uCial difficulties were the cause
cd Lis trr.. BILE. and bis chosen victims were all
-rcE whom he expected tp inherit property and
ENJOY ITS .-rrammei He'd posse s~Jr- IL j. said that
Che ti~4l pointed creature l. ne. - much veXeG
- tie fHrry discovery ct h.> dreadful purpose a.
~ the tS.-.iug OF 50 admirably C0R,riyed a plan
a. lac haG .aIi 10 accomplish 10. DAYS and tights
Of careful and ~tudiuu~ Thought overturned az a
blow, "rl without even the sifi~i action Of sue
Ct~SiC. dIEiallatiOn Of an Objectionable mother
ir-laVt
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by 3. II. WARNER,
. Real Estate Brok er and AHctioneer,
729 7th street, between and III.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT, ON THY WEST SIDE OF 10Th ST.
WEST, BETWEES AND SITS NORTH.
- By virtue Of ea>tsin DEGREES of the supreme
oGoprt, G., Ea:ssd 10 the cause Of Ha,iday vs.;
public auction. in 0opG Of the premises, on MON
DAY, September IN, 1872. at $50 O'Clock p. /,
original Lot is, ib ssIuare lq.
Terms Of sale: Qse third cash; the balance in six
and tw Give moEtss, with interest from the day Of
sale the deferred. ymeLts TO be secured by ceed
of the a., rarty Sold ell cash on the day
Of sale, withi; iFe days thereafter: the terms
sale the preIe'a viii be resOld st the risk aud cost
Of the defaulfIIsz purchaser. All cOnveyancng and
stamps at -ser's cost SlOa de post on accept.
ance II hid. JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustees
sel6m.ws.SSa b. II. WARNER, Auctir,
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AUCTION SALES.
TITS AFTERNOON.
pY GRFEN WILLIAMS Aucrss nee-s,
~ No lONl no-Lh vest corner lnIh And y as

Il No lOuI no \ -. , auC. = ne ne, go.
wv III est corner iutn ana Il SIS
TRTsTrr,s SAT-
OgFDp1 81 ~ = ,tHr'.IbbEE Luz Anu
- F-yirtue - l., y -. 80 . tLStN -. al
~ si-h dsy 81 or = 49, - f- iI- - -
k-G among the land ratrG. # ~, ,b 81 I;'ri.t #
CpIuurtj1 - ;Isr " ~ - Inc bi,tI.'. %
srd accordance win der 20 = bi ,i = i-Srs
Nay. Isl, cause in equity n Sga5 i .yr "a
t. pubic al. ira fr-t ~ ~ "a; - s"Hi ~ "A n
gr.1ui situated ana Irins I he 90 ~ - ~
1t n's, loL = a.l:nbla -ur known iri ie>lsaa~t
rrt - Lot fdrr - a., an S,,A :, "a, %et
f. We, On n. q. $50 W., P par rsgios feet IS
With p. IL .r'rt a., 49, ~ = - q. "a. = ~
- III. depth ct1 ,.r s, t5cr Il, t t n r az
Iv-.-f5r.. V-1,,- '-' TX 81 CON-. 'tAu'e FAIle
-, - H. y -a': c.e-thir! cash; ~ re.iu" IL,
d., # .rr. -, n. T p FNTef. l-, Hpd
D. og.r Oh "a" If "a Er'p.rtT stamps e'uyey-
'...I -. ~. ~, .,, a.. ~. '.l' IS. ~ b., p
a. n a' - d.. t4r Tgg.f, Is,- Tie ..s ,,i
.a7---..sl,yt. .Rri :, =, ysr,,'or,,iE5 A..
SPY IhrIHF.& C..TkEY,
- su.,jo... - and T. i E,.A-. Boxers.
-'' So, a,- - ~ g.,,.. RIA '-.- s.. ,''.'
rLy ,4 In Or E = @"E P#.2Ei,!!
ION
81 ~ rZs- folio .-l yr ~ r. M ,.r.t- ~ ..
E~2ss 3,i..rfrt az D,lr-,I,l a, - 49, 3d.,
a.,.... a.. o. note ..-rr-.4 IN la p - .--. .,
ma .faF-i-- Cd WI an $50 .. 49,. s
. r,r+Tr-.t'- D, - . p - -. s.. o.. -
&C. d. rY...p;..'. .. ff Sc. So 80. - ~ T..t
flraer' s.I-. ...r s. tr ...-t. - D.. - - 81
3uI, II .,la st.. f. i'm AID - n Al .r ~ me- -
parcel ii - .y.fi .rr,4-E - -. . 81. ....
I,n,f :,.s; .1, AMI bai,,y So .. - - = i.r 90
E,.s.,r. r.. az 1911 ~ 30 ~ - 49,, l'-...
& - fror. .f.. r-l,,r, :, . - e.. - =
r.rtH ryy,,fv f. mr. ID To-. -, o % -,
f-... tIe-.,a 5,I-r1. -, NJ -. - -
rtnr "a f,.at ray AMI mo D. ~ M - ~ ~,
s01rI tfrc.r ~, f...+ AL 81. 49,. -; -. - ~,
l.,-t I'M and ra-,,lf ma. ,-,rt, g., {ei,,;,
vii. III 20 '"c"-S go '.'e Ues'hhiiiS'
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d II. " a nv p e,
- Real Estate Broker and Auc' iOneer
No. 1923 eth street, between q and IL.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVENTEEN BEAUTI
ri BtlLDINH LOTS IN MOUNT PLEA )

~ lLDiNH LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS
"a b virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated June
Ss>-Grh, $50, aud duly recorded in LiOer No G'g.
-~iol" as, one Of the land records for Washing
ton unity, G, and by direction OF thu holder Of
Tho LOte thereby secured, viii sell, at public
Won. Oh the premises, on the 4TH OF OCrGBER
lsI2. commencing At O'Clock .. NJ, Lots 7, 3, 10,
IL - Al, sS 70, 49, o. 81 66 81 %, "A, and 10 snd thu
west hsf s.! Lot 30 IL ). p. Browns subdivision of
tart Il Pleasant Plains and Lcmans outlet, now
called Mount Pheasant being in Washington conn
~, % C. These lots will be sold singly if desired
Parties wishing to purchase the Plat and
Chtsip Information of the auctiOnear. These iDts
TCn; from 60 to 100 feet BY depth Of from 10 40
cet, and ntain ia the aggregate abOut 20 oil feet
4 be sale viii commence a. lOt and 5e continued
urtil the amount of sales pays tbs debt fGs.
Terms: One fourth cash; and The balance IN 6, II,
S and p months, with IL per cent in terest
by deed of trast on the property. SO down when
each lot j. sold. If The terms not implied with
IL seven days after he sale the the
right 10 resell the property q. the risk and VI
the defsUitHg purchaser The title is perfect
Stamps aBt Ccrvt yanciDg at the 2urcha GERS cost
DANIEL l. EATON. Trusta-
BBA1NA3E. Il. WABNER,
GSla-EGSdS Rep AuCtiOnssP.
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MARRIED.

TOPPING-sRMOCR Ga the Eth Of SAp.em-
Ter. at Trfaity Church. G-rrgetavn. bv tn Rev
Father Stons street, Mr.. WI. ". TOPPING, of
" ssh.uel q. to Miss MARY AkMUUR, OF George
town. = cards
IN.w Yyrk LaI-rs phase Cory
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{SIG EEES & VILLA Ms, huctipneers,
- Northwest corner 10th and . streets

TRCSTEE'S sALEOr VALUABLE IMPROVED
=. BETWEEN SiNrH AND SEVENTH
sTE.ETs, OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN
- By yiItue Of two deeds Of trusts. hear
a. ng dates the 9th OF December, lSS5. and
AtLe 18th of May ISIS, recorded in Lihary I a
, Ne. Us, fCl'os 254. Sc, and No. las. fpli0s
~ &c, OF the Ian Records Of Washington county.
u a written request Of the party secured and
Win the consent OF All parties the undersigned will
az trustee, sell 1T pub c auc to the highest bid
GER N troEt OF the premises, on FIJI the IN
day Of October. lo72, 81 clock D. IA part of f,5t
20 ?, in squar No 4Gl, beRinn ming for the SAM Al
The distance OF 20 feet los inches from the
corner 81 ssid lot and running thence with Penn
tyINauia avenue eastwaTdly IS feet TH inches, and
running back the iull depth 4 said lot 20 street.
This properly Is improved by u brick bulldog Of
s6me twenty rooms with store IF &C. g-ei sep
IL iIgnt of the Metropolitan Hotel, and warehouse
OK feet ~ ~ fe or thereskOuts on street nearly
The cellar under the house Is % feet deep.
Tbs PR party, well situated, is most desirable
as place u business, and offers gceat inducem
70 pure sers. '-.'
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, and residue in
sly, twelve ard els hteen months. with the purchas
Tspoes with interest Fl the day of sale secured
~ deed Of trust on the premises All cOnreyanC
,uR stan D. aud recording at the purchaser = cost
II tie terms OF sale are not Piled With in Ave
Gays, the trustee -sryes the right to resell the
Frnper'y after one week public notice, az the cost
snd risk OF the defanlting purchaser. A deposit Of
Stot VIII be required vhau the property Is sold,
VIM. WOODWARD, Trdsses.
Spio GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

A IOsT FEoNAUT.-SO many balloons came
out OF Paris during the siege that those who
received their letters 10y this means began at
last to look upon the IronaUt a. a very safe
courier. and on hi rial trip A. one OF y easure
rather than u peril Among the balloons
which G-raTsI over the iron giTdle OF TeutOns
Wa- tie JAG IaTt. II Wa Inrusted TO the care
Of = sa-sHr named LeTrInce. Tearing through
- ace before gale OF wind, the gallant voun z
Tar &II Ii> re@ klUf of craft ere sighted at La
rochelle inst A. toe wiH'I bore him over the
Atlantic 1H the vIy he must have met with
81 a-'lr-Y ferlC current VIII ca drove him east
ward l.- there have nov been found iu she
SOM --t-Lu- The Ct- At hes carried by the JAG
4ItI'- As The sacks have not been picked up
tH ra. &H1 ,Le same l.1cr, % j. opposed that
Wien J.. prince saw "'lr~ gruIy OF Islands he
-r-.---l- 90 I,i OF LIS i!~ga.gls-, casting them
overload whenever he -a. ia-I beneath him.
tI~ must, e. gJuT-f- have cons drTaoly light
t-eL IL. balloon. and contaminated his owl
rG-fTUFts 10 ty Imr4-firE % ft an ascending
force vi b waited D. IA Gree more over the ter
q = ----- IL III I -
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u EHoEAL.-JAhE 2. E1IEs, PhAOYIexI
IL Pr UMEEf. stestS and Gas- litter hss Is
10Y ND 20 tOs Louisiana syenue Orders isS.
resideIcs, 299 &c 81. I e, Cspitsi nW, az:
to.e, VII nise; vita prompt sItSa1S. .sei3-k
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CALCULATING LIBRARY,
~ In y. NJ. q. A BUI; DING,

Corner eth aud d streets
The Washington Librsry Company would cell at
enton 70 the TACT thai this is the only large Oircu
lannr Library ID town. 1t contains over ~ 900
hOLt rs, embracing works of History, Travels,
Biography, Fiction, and General Literature. The
revenues, heyo Incidental expenses, are devoted
to the purchase OF new books Open from a. % /.
till 10 .. m Terms, with right 20 taks books from
the library y S5 per snuum. Visitors are res pect
fully invited 30 call and examine the csta osue
Librarian will be N attendance at al times 20 live
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OX GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and y s's.

BLOCK WILNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE,
UPHOLSTERED IN STRIPED REP; WAL TCT
mAhBIFToP CENTER TABLES, GEMS
WILLOW EASY cHAiRS, RACK WALNUT
B3ARr; OAK kXTEEsION TALES. OAK
DINiNG Room CHAIRS, ONE HASDSDME
WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUIrE.
G0NsIS rl.G OF BEDSTEAD, MARBLE Tor
CHAIES, ROlkER, Asp row FL RACK; Nv .
ELEGANT MARBLE TOP OAK COTTAGE
SITES, WITH BLACK WALNUT TRIM
NIhGS. STRIPED RIP LOUNGE. ONE ELE
CANT TOILET SET, OF PAINTINGS, DROP
LIGHT, SELyET MATS, ONE BLUE BAND
FRENCH CHINA TEA SET, OSE FRENCH
CHINA DINhkR SERVICE C1aPLETE.
LIBRARY Gil ALR UPdOLSrFR IN
kEATHER, LE9RY HANDLE KNIVES AND
FORKS, MATING, SPRINGS, UU~K NED
COTTON TOP MATTRESSES; FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS, BRUSSELS.
PARLUR AND STh!S GARPE =: INGRAM
REDROuA CARPETS .CEyCKE8Y, KITCHEN
IESSlLS, Ne &C.
- on THURSDAY MORNING. September
W 20 h, )S12 comm 'nCiug At o O'Clock. we
- hall sell, at the residence Of a g-ntism "a
III sdtC:ins Housekeeping. No 229 street,
le.weeB "a and 81 str els nth ~ at, the above
superior collection Of Furniture, &c, in perfect
rel3 GREEN n WILLIAMS, Aurfz
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Real Estate Broker .li AuctiOneer
No. 929 Seventh street, between q and Z.

IKIrIKts SALh OF NALLANLE I'D II
PROVED REAL E~TATE ON MYRTLE
FTEELT. CORNER or lST STREET, e.
a.. BY virtue of a d5ea of trust da'"d December
- 81, \ D., ISL, end duly recorded III Ia No
100 jS, folio 24l, of the land records for Wash
inFtun county, d. q, shall sell, in front OF the
premises. 0h Tar RSDAY, the 81 day Of October.
A II l-92, az $50 o'clock r. ~ public auction
al those certain pieces parcel. Of ground sltU4t-
and J.! Ing ia the city Of Washington, aud being
known AID q, scr bed a. lots Dumb Ell hund red
ard eighty Isl, one hundred and eighty three,
tiN3.i and one hundred GUd eighty -fOu-, ll3i,l in
GIlherts recorded sub1iv Of s3uarq numb ere 4
six hundred nd seventy five, t6.5 The above are
improved ~ Brick Houses partially completed.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in and
Il months with interest from day II sale, urel by
decd % trust on premises sid. S!U) down at tima
of Ele Al ConveyanCing aud stamps At purch ss.T
cCat WILLIAM TODD. Ia Trustee
ECls-eOSds b. IL. NARSER, auct.
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E9.MGREOw.
EEf GEEEr u WILLIAMS, Auctf 1neers,
- Nc to0l d street, c Ener of 10th uorthg e.

EsT GEEEE u WILLIAMS, Auctf 5neers,
- Nc io0l d street, c HEner of IGth northwest
BLAl n Walnut FRAME PARLOR SUITE,
iBOL>TEKED ahEKN RFP- PIECES:b
WALNUT VI tRBLE-TOP CENTER TABLE,
EIACh WALNUT WHATNDT, WILLOW
EASs CHAIRS, GEST'S KEChINIEG CHAIRS
BLACK WALNUT MARBLE TOP SIDE
BOARD. OAK DINING Room OH AIRS. Wal
MT ENTENSION TABLE, HAIR CLOTH
SOFAS, GIT FRAME NIRROHS. BOOK
CASES AND HAHGIEf SHELVES. WALNUT
FITTING ESkS, WALNUT MARBLE TOP
EC REAI$- OAK NARBLE roe COTTAGE
SUITES, REHSTE ADS, WARDRCBES. " 4 $H-
5lANiS, FINE HAIR, HUSk AND COLT y
TOP MhTTkESSES, EhTHER PILLOWS
AND BnLs TIE RS, EEGLISH BRUSSELS,
THREE PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS
nki GGErS, VELVET RUGS md MATS,
FALL OIL CLOTH. ENG2AVINGS, ONE
GREES AND RUFF BAND FRENCH CHINA
TIA SET; one MAGSGFICEET FRENCH
CHINA Dinner SERVICE; PLATED CAS-
TORS: AT<R pITClIF RS, EORkS. SPOONS,
IVORY HANILE KNIVES; MAGNIFICEN -
CoILECrGN OF CUT AND ENGRAVED
GIAN~WARE; ONE ELEGANT FRENCH
CHIN PUNCH BOWL, COOKING UTENSILS,
&c, &c.
Also,
ONE DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUN.
"A On THURSDAY MORNING, September
w ~, comm nCinE Al 10 o clock. a. the resi-
~ dcuce 81 a lady declining housekeeping, No.
~ f9ii 18th street, between | and X streets
northwest. we shall sell the abOys-described
Furniture, &c. Terms cash.
ssla GREEN WILLIAMS, AGcts.
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AUCTION SALES,

EY NM. l. WALL & co, Auctioneers,
~ New Marble RIiltins.
Nos, 900 aud 900 Pennsylvania avenue.