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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-27

TH. wsyn.sburg Republican. Of the
18th inst, says: A rumor was current
on the streets last week that one OF
our bank officers had received letter
from New York detective to the effect
that some Of the bank robbers Of that
city had left there, and would in all
probability arrive here on Thursday or
Friday last with q determination to
crack" one Of the banking establish
ments in this place. Bnt owing to the
efficiency OF our police, or the diff
Guilty Of transportation, (the river is
frozen tight) we have been cheated out
OF q first class local, as they did not
make their appearance.
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Railroad,

Another project is on foot for q rail
road through this place. Itis proposed
TO run the road from Lima, Allen coun-
ty, through Marion, Mt Vernon. Co
shocton, St. Clsirsville, to Bellaire
Dr.. Camp, the agent OF this new road
has been through this souoty the past
few days and is confident, from the
measures taken at the west end and the
interest manifested along the entire line,
that this road will be built The great
objec. is to have short line from Chi
csgo 10 Baltimore and Washington. II
passes through one of the richest por-
tons OF Ohio. We wish the new pro-
ject success-S CairsiM Ga1ette.
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River and Weather.

NASHVILLE, December 2s.-River de-
clining. with 7 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather intensely cold.
LOUISVILLE, December 26.-River
rising, with 4 feet in the canal and 2
feet on the falls. The river is still
gorged above with ice.
MEMPHIS, December 26.-Mercury at
100 above zero. River full OF ice and
gorged at Randolph, forty miles above
here.
CINCINNATI, December 26.-Rivsr
rising very fast; thought to be gorged
a short distance below here ice heavy.
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Iron Churches.

The construction OF iron churches 10
coming to be no unusual thing in and
around New York. Four have been
completed in Brooklyn, one has been
commenced in New York City, and
plans have been submitted for several
more. The designation comes from the
use of corrugated galvanized iron for
exterior walls and corrugated plain iron
for interior ceilings. The objects
sought 70 be gained are lightness and
beauty Of exteriers, improved acoustic
effects within. and q large reduction OF
the cost oil construction compared with
that of stone.
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BROOKLYN.
Failed to Agree.

BsookLrs, December 26.-The jury
:, N. case of DR.. Irish, who has been
~ -, tail for the past thirteen days,
SG fsiled % to agree upon verdict and were err,
discharged to day, after having oeen Ia. u..
two dsSs and nights. Ex.Dietrlct Az a..
s~r,.x t~U Morris, one Of the counsel ior
tS. t,' nsi,onsr, got into discussion .n., win
one one o. oa,'sS 'as him q liar. Dr.. Irish was
i;h.,st.d M on $1,000 bail.
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In DIANA.
Burned to Death.

New ALBANY. December 26.-Ann
Mccoy, ninety years old, was burned to
death at the residence OF her son-in-lav,
II. Devol, last night. The family were
absent from home, leaving the deceased
and servant girl in charge Of the house.
1t is supposed coal had fallen out OF
the CRATE and that during the efforts OF
the old lady to brush it up her clothes
took FIRE. Her body and face were hor'
ribly dishgured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-27
SPAIN.

MADRID, December 26.-A bill
for the emancipation of slaves
in Porto Rico provides for the payment
to owners Of eighty per cent. indemnity,
forty per cssk by the Spanish govern.
ment and forty per cent. by the colonial
government, leaving twenty per cent. to
be borne by owners.
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GFIELD.
The Miners strike.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, December S.-
There is a prospect that the coal
miners strike will succumb before
many days. One Of the pit bosses said
to-day, that the miners acknowledged
there is no justice in their claim that
they were making enough money at
the present prices. he was hopeful the
end Of the strike was approaching.
Coal is being shipped here, and there is
little danger that the supply to meet
al demands will be constantly on
hand.
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IOWA.
Fatal Accident.

DUBUQuR, December pa man
named James Conley. boarding at the
Wyoming Hotel, 10 this city. fell down
the stairs this morning and broke his
neck. When picked up be was dead.
The weather is modersting and it is
now clear and pleasant.
FrOgnn 20 Death.
A man named Patrick McNamars,
living on Southern avenue. was found
near his house this morning, frozen
to death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-27

Serious Cutting ARRAY In Westos.
On Saturday afternoon, December
2lst, Q man by the name Of Nat Bush,
stabbed q man by the name of Williams
lust under the heart. Williams is not
expected to live. Bush was arrested
and ia now in iail.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Accident in q Chureh-The Floor
Gives Way - Fourteen Pers ms
KILLED and Forty wounded.

WnLIAMsPoRr, PA, December 26.-
During services yesterday at the Baptist
Church at Newberry. in the Seventh
ward in this city, the floor and ceiling
gave way, precipitating about 100
persons into the cellar below. Fourteen
persons were killed and about forty in
iured, come OF them seriously. Among
the killed are the following: John
Richie, Boyd NJ. Fay, Grace Seaman,
Mrs. Dudee Moffstt, Mrs. Duncan Camp
bell and her son, Miss Tillie Roades,
Miss Fisher, a boy named Ettinger, q
child OF Linn McMipn, Mrs Romay,
and Miss Elizabeth Baskins.
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Drowned.

while four men were crossing the
aonongahela river on the ice, at Port
tIy' tts,ry' last night, they fell into an air
soe' Three Of them succeeded in get.
ssas out, but the fourth, named McFad.
0sn, was drowned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-27
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 26.-The Christ
mas holiday season continues, and there
are no regular transactions in financial
circles to. day.
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THEPEoPLE's BANK,
omos, No o Main strssl

WHEELING. ". VA
MONEY RDCEIvKD ON DKPO4lf, II
tEegt paid on Special Depodt Noeo an1
Bills Discounted, Exchangs bouGht an4
sold, Collections at home Or nom abroad
promptly attaaded 20.
DIRECTORS
John Raid. Christian Hen,
John Handlan, John Vockler,
samuel ]. Boyd, Richard Cartsr.
AndreV WilSon, John p. Tru1cheA.
Thomas O'HEisn.
,os1AHr.urpEsSHRArf. sH o.sSiss. jul
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BANKS.
d. q. I.lsf,
HUSRY Z. LII, SAoA tA
BANK OF WHEELING

CAPITAL, VASsS
Stockholders personally liable, and rsp.
Raceivss Deposin and Disoounh Papse.
Deals In Gold, silver, Ootn-drafn and
Buys and sslis 0ov~nmsnt ssats, uV
and Railroad DondA
Interest Paid ON Special Dspcstta
Special attention givsn % DC Sclscs,cdn lsd...
0.LAMB, Oaahier.
JH sEYb0LD, Aaistant Cashisf.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
o. WHEELING.
United States Depository.
uAPITAL-.--........... ............-......-.--yo ~

don ssnsIa ssasin. s-ns: .ns.sssa VIII sdsS ssi
promptness.
paid thereon.
New Fractional Currency and I, Z . and %
coin always on hand for the sooommode-
don Of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, AAaufnstarOA
Bankers and others solicited.
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Merchants' National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Al WHEELING.
CAPITAL 80. e6eoveeo.
n..ls In Gold. Coupons, Bonds, Comn3.
cial Paper and Bills Of Exchange.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Collections made on all points and proesssn
proaVtly rsnitsst
Rsvssss sssAya HsV yssA1o1A, o.
rsnsy, /, 1 and cent ssiA constantly q
aand. -
DIRDCfOn1.
J. N. vaDoe, John HandiaAs
l.. 4. DclaplAtn, =. J. stone,
T. Sweeney. wm; Bsilsy.
WILSON VANCE, Prsa,dsnI
JNO. ]. JONES, Cashier. myl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-27

JOHN K. BOrSfORD, President
Jacob Hornbrook, Chester u, Knox,
Geo. W. Franshein, A. w. Campbell.
Jacob 3. Rhodes, Henry n. haipef,
John L. HObs.; .s;rovJr 7; Z; cs%PSsisi;, Am P.!s,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27
DIED..

FAY. On the q h instant. MINNIE LIVING
SION infant daughter of Edward l.. aud Helena
Funeral III take place Sunday, ssih Instant at {
n IN from the residence Of her parents, No. 62J
street northwest. Friends of the family are re-
spectfuily invited to atteKd.
GURLEY. April 9Th, ELIZA McCLELLAND,
the beloved wife Of Rev. X. L. Gurey. iii the Goth
year of her age.
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the
funeral from their residence, 1888 ll;a street. to-
morrow 4 Sunday at y. m.
HODGklE. At 6:25 g. m, on the 18th instant,
ROBERTA. youngest daughter Of Robert and Eliza
beth HCdEi IN, aged IS years. Baltimore papers
please cCpy.I
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents. No. 50 Queen street, Alexandria, Va.
sunday the IS IA, at 2l o'clock o. IA. Relatives
and friends Invits TO attend.
TALBOT. On the 18th instant, ALICE FRAN
CHS GASSANAl, daughter of ;. j. Talbot.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence of her
mother, Ne cll I'll street, between and streets
northwest.
THOMAS. On the 18th instant, in the 2i;h year
If his age. CHARLES EDGAR, son of Eiiz sbeth E
and the tate Edw ard A. Thomas
Funeral from the residence of his mother, IL Z
as street. sunday, at p. m Relatives and friend.
are invited TO attend.
WEST. On the &c n instant, JOHN WEST. il
the g2d OF hrs age born in this city of London
but for the last sixiy five ears a resident of ;li
city.
His funeral v i'll take place on Sunday afternoon
the 18th d s'ant at O'Clock, from the residence
his daughter. Mrs. e. West, No. 81 18th stree
northwest. The friends and acquaintance of til,
family, and the Oldest Inhabitants, are respe;t
fully inv tied 20 attend.
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL,
Conclusion Yesterday Proceeds
SENATE.-After our report closed

SENATE.-After our report closed
THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL
was then proceeded with, the question being on
the amendment reported by the committee on
appropriations. in reference to equaliZing the
pay OF men employed in the government work
shops under the eight-hour law.
The amendment ofthe committee was rejected,
and the section was agreed TO substantially as il
came from the House, providing that the proper
accounting officers be, and they are hereby, au-
thorized and required, in the settlement of all
accounts for the services of laborers, workmen
and mechanics employed by or in behalf of the
government of the United States, from June
%, 1s6s, to May 10, 1863, to settle and pay the
same without reduction on account of the reduc
ton Of the hours of labor by the eight hour law,
when IL shall be made to appear that that was
the sole cause of the reduction OF wages. 1t
also makes a sufficient appropriation to pay
these claims.
The question was then taken concurring
N the amendment limiting the jurisdiction OF
the Court OF Claims as TO suits arising out OF
the rebeliiO and known "a the Morrill, amend
ment. when IL was nonconcuTTed in-ayes .,
noes 26.
Mr.. Cole moved an amendment appropriating
=, 500 for compensation to members OF the Leg
islative Council of the District of Columbia
Tor the term commencing in November last
Adopted.
Mi. Corbett moved as an amendment, the bill
comforting citizenship upon all residents of
Oregon born there. AdOpted-yeas 26, nays Il
Pending action the Senate. after an executive
session, adjourned at $50 p. m.
SE--After our report closed
Mr.. Dickey's resolution for a final adjourn
ment on the 18th of May, was defeated by vote
OF 80 yeas to 100 nays.
Mr.. Dawes moved that all general debate
close on the tariff bill on Thursday next at ;
O'Clock.
Mr.. Randall pa moved to fix Friday at 5
o'clock instead of Thursday. The latter mo-
ton was agreed TO.
THE AMNESTY FILL.
Mr.. Butler Mass. }, from the committee on
the judiciary. reported the amnesty bill. which,
he said contained between fifteen thousand and
sixteen thousand names, arranged alphabet
cally by states. 1t was ordered to be printed
and recOmmitted.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. Dawes. re.
solved itself into committee of the whole, (Mr.
Scofeld, of Pennsylvania, in the chair,) AID
took up
THE TARIFF BILL.
which was discussed at length by Mr.. Finkeln-
burg, OF Missouri.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Finkelnburg's speech
the committee of the whole rose.
Mr.. Garfield (OhiO) presented conference
report on the disagreeing votes of the two
Houses on the legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill.
Mr.. Randall PA said this was an important
report, and might excite some discussion, and
he suggested that it be printed and called up
next week. Ii was ordered.
The House then, at 40 p m. adjourned.
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RY sAMsTAG 4 CO ,Auctioneers.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
sThPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. MILL
NERf AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION,
a OnWEDNESDAY. May at 10 o'clock q.
m., we will sell, at No. 903 8th street, near
: i, Navy Yard, q very extensive stock of
- stspls and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting of
GIolh. Cassimeres, Empress Cloth. Alpacas,
Linen, " hite Goods, Damask Towels, Napkins
Lace Shawls, Ribbons, Embroidery, Hosiery,
oinxes Mating and Oilcloth. with large stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods, and other notions too
numerous to mention.
s. SAMSTAG CO., Aucts.
TN the 9th 81 May we will sell, at the same place
four six foot Silver plated Show Gases Of very SUI
peiIor qualty. apps St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27
by B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioneSr,
1873 Seventh street.

INECUToRs SALE OF MAGNIEICENT
BUILDING SITES IN SQUARE 339, BE-
TWEEN 10Th AND llIH STREETS AND n
AND sTKsETS NORTHWEsT.
- will offer for sale, on WEDNESDAY. May
@S, 1872 aud every day thereafter until sold on
The premises, to the highest bidder. at $50
O'Clock p. m, thirty valuable Building Lots,
PRINTING on 10th and l1th ard and streats.
Terms Of sale: One: fourth cash, and the balance
in six. twelve and eighteen months, with six per
cent. interest, secursd by q deed of trust on the
property. Seventy five dollars down on each lot
when sod. All stamps and conveyanciog at the
c0st OF the purchaser If the terms are not CO. y,
piled with in days after sale. the deposit will
be forfeited and the right to resell at the risk and
cost OF the defauing purchaser is reserved ny the
subscriber These lots will at be recognized
am, ng the most valuable now in market. They are
located in very desirable part of tho city
from every point, and which il being rapidly i'm
proved by fine houses. Gas, and wafer mains are
laid, sidewalks paved, and all taxes paid. The lot
are provided with good alleys without cost TO the
purc Title indisputable. survey has re-
Gently been made and the metes and bounds Of each
lot are marked by stakes. Plats may be seen and
information obtained upon application 70 the auc-
tioneer. JOHN NJ SIMS, Executor.
apl6 -eoSds B. H. WARNER, Auct.
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LAND SALES.
0FFICIAL-NO.7 $50, g. L. o.
By the PreSidentof the United States.

In pursuance of law, I, ULYSSES GRANT, Pres
ident Of the United States Of America, do hereby
declare and make known that public sale will be
held at the Land once, at Bay field in the State Of
Wisconsin, commencing on MONDAY, THE sKvEN-
TENTH DAY oF JUNE NEXT, for the disposal OF the
sections and parts OF sections herein enumerated,
and not previously disposed Of at price not less
than two dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
Nsy.A Of base line ozd Of The foxyfA yrin rpal
H,S-tdia6.
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pf W. L. WALL 4 co. ,Auctfoneers.
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 500 and 9O2 PeunsyIvania avenue
CHANOERY SALE

- BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in Chancery
cause No. 2.6Sl, substituting me as Trustee,
shall d on MONDAY the 9th day Of May, iS72. pro:
O'Clock p. m. the following DESCRIBED part of Lot of
ground No. 4, in Square No. 576 in Washington city,
". u. viz: COmmencing on b street south, 50 feet
from the corner of street south and ID stree west
running thence due east IL feet thence due north 100
feet; thence Ia feet due west; thence due south lO0
TERMS One third Of the purchase money in cash;
and the residue in three equal instalments g. u
cured by the purchasers note and deed of trust on
the property; or all in cash, at the purchaser 3
Stamps and conveyancing ct purchasers cost. SN
81 a 1Me d ~ sac. 6MS tWSvEyof Trustee
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DYB. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 seventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
hOUSE.ON THE EASTSiDE OF ELEVENTH
sTEEET WHIST, BETWEEN AND 5
IL BY virtue Of a deed of trust to ma, dated Jan
E..W nary Is h, IST2. aud duly recorded in Liber
sx!67l, folio 2S', of the land records of Washing
ton county District of Columbia and by direct an
OF the party thereby secured, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, May
b: 1S'2 at 91s O'Clock p. the premises, sill AT
piece or parcel Of ground, with the improvements
thereon, ing in Washington. ID. G. aud being
desrited as follows: Lot numbered five 50 in
Leonard 8. Chapmans recorded snbd vision o.
square three hundred and thirty Ave, (3s5.D
Terms OF sale: One thi. a cash: balance in u and
"a months, at per cent. interest. ed by deed
Of trust the property One hundr ID dollars down
when tie property is struck oft. Stamps aud con
veyancine at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms to
be complied with within days after the SALE
the will be resod at the cost Of the default
ing purchaser.
JAMES g. EDWARDS. Trustee
apo B. H.W WARNER, Auct.
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Rf b. II. WARNER,
700 Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
seventh street, between q and II.
EhaE.SANT INV TBREE-sroRY AND BASE
DniUh hpUSG WITH BROWN STONE
TWo sa iNGS; No 20J SOUTH A STREET,
Vi m,hkn from THE CAPT. H.
b RAx M on n rh - Il:
hee snS eo pan rsSm belle range LstroSs stove
cobyenieDces Tue street is parei wieh wn SaesS
In all its ppointments. Aes' Aenee
Terms 6ne-fourth cash: bal.p>e II .ra "a
n onths. Title perfect. ~"" -
apE2aw&ds lRep1 b. II. WARNER, Auct
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MARRIED.

WALSH-BAUB. On wednesday, April 2fth. a.
the Soldiers Home, by the Rev. Father stonestreet
Miss MAMIE, daughter of Br. Z. II. Lsub, L. :.
A >. to JAMES :. WALSH.
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RY b. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
729 Seventh street, between q and H.

SALE OF NEAT TwO.sTORY FRAME HOUSE
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAINE AVENUE:
BETWEEN 41s AND 6rH STREETS, WITH
GG0NVIEiRNtmIE N H' INFLAMMATION. OPPOSITE
a 1 will sell or TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
La May 1872, at o o'clock, on the premises, to
FL he highest bidder. at public auction, the west
half Of Lot 6 in square D. fronting % feet inches
the south side of Maine avenue, near IA street,
ard running back ~ feet inches TO wide alley,
Together With the impr1venen,s thereon consisting
large and set with shrubhery and vines, and the
premises are very desirable for a small family. 1t
fronts reservation which Is destined to be of
the finest in Wa hington.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four mont hs, with six cent
interest. Stamps and conveyancing At the pur-
cEasers COST Seventy five dollars down when sold.
JOHN NJ. SIMS. Executor
ap23-eo&ds b. II. WARNER Auct.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 northwest corner of 10th and D Sta
SALE OF IMPR0xED PROPERTY ON 1ar

- No. 1901 northwest corner of 10th and D Sta
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON leru
sTREHT, BETWEEN AND G, n. W.
- On MONDAY, the Goth day Of April, at
d clock In the evening in front OF the premises
we shall sell to the highest bidder, at public
auct on part # Lot H. in square 49, Inn prov ed by
rontsRe OF Is feet on west side Of 18th street,
are sold to close the affairs Of Building Associa-
uon and this sale offers chance for good invest
inert, both on account Of the excellent improve
nents and the extremely valuable cation.
Terms OF sale OLe-thIrd CASH balance in
two equal instruments in and IL months, with in
terest at per cent to be secured by deed of
on the premises. Stamps and conveyancing at cost
OF purchaser. The terms to be complied with In s
Gays from day OF sale the premises resold at risk
and cost oil defaultng purchaser, after days notice
IA some newspaper in the district 500 to be given
On TUESDAY, the 3Oth day Of April, 1872, at
O'Clock in the evening, shall sell for the same
paTues, az public auction, q good building lot on
"a Hrret, between X and L streets N. w .oppssite
the Washington Circle, being south half Of lot III
square l3 having about 70 feet FROST running back
10 ~ feet alley. This property also offers good
inn 20 invest IN real estate In rapidly prov
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and p
months with per cent interest. secured BY deed Of
days or resold 1T cost and risk of ltinR pur
chaser Stamps and conveys nciAg at cost Of bur.
apis-eo6ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct.
lChron. hep. COPY ap16 Sta kds1
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Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street,
Star Once Buildings.
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. ELEGANT SATIN
DAMAeK PARLORSUITES, SATIN, DA MASK
AND LACE CURTAINS, RlSEW0on AND
ETEGEREs, CEPTIONAND EAsYCHAIRt,
ELEGANT redwood CHAMBER SETS
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE. SUPE.
RIOR MAHoGANY CHAMBER FgRNIIU BE.
ENGRAVINGsA An MEDALLI0NS PAINTED
AMI 3IHEk GHITAGE FURNl!cRh, T4I y;
BEDS. BoIsTERs AND PILLOWS. toGNaEs.
SUPERIOR VELVET, BRUSSELS AND
0THkR CARPETS; TWO WALNUT BOOK
CCAsES; VIM rkENMH hA ItvS Gb4HsSs
FlCk TABLE, sECRkTARY AND WRITiNG
DISK, REP LIBRARY SUITE. SUPERIOR
WnAhLhTT ~, gXTENSl0N J DISi M T CABLE
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED TEA AND
DESSERT SERVICE, &c. At AUCTION.
n en- WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAV i,
W l72, commencing at II o'clock, at No. 1871
sous he ast corner of Fifteenth and HI streets,
~ ttIate residence of the Peruvian Minister. , We
shall sell the above superior collection of Fur
nj ure. Ten cash.
apo tbs LATIMER & CLEARY. Anots.