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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-09-21

WuY NOT JOLLY The lamenta-
;ions of Icremiah would be song of
joy when compared WITH the dolcful
expressions ofthe Polk county GRANTEES
sn>c they h2ye lcaraed, the dcroumcnt
Of tie Louisville fiasco. The parasites
ADD sycophants who renoninated the
Illinois tanner fud now to their .st
that The homes, Deq"cracy caanoi be
bought with: goll. Il isl true, hoycyer,
that they expresg upalloyed delight
over the resul. While secretly weep
ing over their failure, in public they
state every thin. his s,a, On "A
they wished> They assure the public
that the loss to Grant 10 the republican
vote will be mure than compensated BY
additions from the Democracy Yet
despite all this they ire evidently
unhappy. Why DO they exhibit ;hcir
spleen and bad temper7 Why are
thcy sigbing Wien oil Democrats are
smilin.2 Yc sidewalk howefs Laugh
aud lie joIIy
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Paaaed at the Se,ond Session Of the
Forty.Second Congress.
GENERAL NAIURE-No. lfz.
An ACT Tor the restoT alton TO market OF {

GENERAL xAIURE-No. lH1
An ACT Tor the restoT alton to market OF certain
lands in Michigan.
Ss u ssaetsd by the Sssaf. and Hozss Of Repre-
ssatatires Of the United States Of America an Con-
s,sss a,s.ni5isd. That ali the lands rem shining 1n-
disposed Of in the reservation made for the Ottawa
July thirty first, eighteen hundred and fifty-fiye
shall be restored to market by proper notice under
direction q he Secretary Of the Interior herein
SEC. ?. III al said unoccupied LANDS shall be open
Of this act by Inoisns only of said tribes who shall
nave not made selections or purchases nj der said
hneaty, inciuding such members of said tr.bes as
nave become Of age since the expiration of the ten
years named in the treaty; and any Indian so en-
the local office within the ak months afores aid Of
not exceeding one hundred sixty acres, or Cne-
double minimum land, ON mssing proper proof Of
nis tght under such rules as may be prescribed By
collector of customs for the district in which said
and ls situated is hereby authorized ,snd it is made
MS uuy 10 select Tor such minor children would
be entiIIed under this law heirs Of any Indian.
80; D. mat ali actual permanent, bona fde set
ters on any Of said lands VINO settled prior the
INST tsy 81 January, eighteen hundred and seventy
so shsl De entitled to enter either under the home
minimum price. the Gaze may be, rot exceeding
Che nusortd snd sixty acres Of the former eighty
acres 81 the latter class Of land making proof cf
his sett emeu- and cOntnued residence before the
expiration OF six months from the passage Of this
SEC. I. That all selectiDns BIZ Indians haretof re
MADE ana reported AMI ec2gniz-d as vslit
aud proper BY the Secretary of the Interior aud
sioner Of Indian Affairs shall be paentAd TO
IRE respective lad ans making the same; aud ell
sales heretofore made and reported where the same
are regular az not in conflict with such selections
or with any other valid adverse ri.ht except of the
United Ststes, are hereby confirmed and patents
law. -
SEC: 5. That Immediately after the expiration of
said six months The Secretary shall proceed to re
store the remaining lands to market by public
notice of not less than thirty days and after such
restoration they shall be subject to The general laws
governing the disposition of the public lands Of the
nlted states; Pr0C idsf, That meme OF the lands
herein mentioned shall be sub ject or taken under
any gIant OF lands for public WORKS or improve
ments. OF By any railroad COMPANY
Approved, June 10, ls72.
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H~Sleeveless Jackets are much worn now;
The Urett'est shapes are the "Lucca," the
"Nliette." andt the "Griseua "
IA correspondent of the y. Y. Commercial
i tired 81 "clasp hands across the bloody
tbaSlu' and would suggest for a change
shake f'Ppers across the CORY ravine."
- BaTmaid- We never serve anybsdy who g
Aad suit CIent; you've taken too much alreadv''
hrsty Customer-"YOu'H 'Nshcushs me
ma I'm. may've had 100 mush (hic) bu' 1
'avent al eBOugb!'
sS-Ichn Rathburn parsded street in San
franisco few nights ago dressed in-well, he
carried Al umbrella. He had delirium tremens
AID gave the policeman who caught him hard
rUn.
ES-Thoinss Moran and Charles Augusts, pri-
yafC watchmeu in one Of BrOOklyn's augisto-
crafic precincts. mistOOk each other for bur glars
IN the early hours Of wednesday morning,
and AugU-ts was beaten 80 badly that his lifeis
IL danger.
EF-The trial of van Wrinkle Bogert. the al
legged acc mplice OF Libby Garrabrant in the
murder OF hanson T. Burroughs, will take
Place az The September term or the Passlac
county court, which began Tuesday at Pater-
SOD, y. y.
ss-A little girl. ten years Old, boarding at
CCZZeHS' Hotel. At C0zzens' Landing Hudson
River, on Tuesday night Tell over the bannis-
trT-, from the trd story OF the hotel to the first
floor sri was instantly killed. Her parents
named Henry, live IN this City.
EZ-A new and profitable branch OF business
bas been invented IN Georgia. There is an en-
teTITi>lng man in Whitefeld County who spTin-
HES salt on the railroad to allure cattle upon
the track. The animals are killed by the trains
ard the railroad company has TO pay for them
There l. beef and pelf IN this business.
EF-JUdge Wheeler, an ornament of tina San
FRANCISCO bench, ovcrruled q demurrer last
week which was presented in written form by
3 lawyer named RYAN solely on the yrOun1
u al x. his decision will have a mOurnful in
ttFest 10 Len-scratching attorneys everywhere.
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EVENING STAR.
Seeing n Sisters ApparitiOn and then
Hearing of her Sudden Death

lFrOm the Providence journal, Sept. 1lth.l
A young lady from New York has been visit
Ing relatives in this city during the past two
weeks, and had made arrangements to return
home last Friday night. having a strong I'M
preston upon her mind that she must 90 home
without delay. For the sake OF the company OF
relative on her journey home, however, she
Monday evening last. On Sunday morning,
after a quiet nights rest, she was suddenly
awakened between three and four O'Clock, ana
saw hgure distinctly, or WAS convinced sue
DID, standing in her room, near the uoor, IVoA-
arg toward her. The figure bore an exac, re-
- mblance 70 a sister she left at home IN NeW
York in her usual health. The young iady
got up and went toward the spparlton, and
II diSsrpe sred. She then opened WINDOW
and locke cut, but seeing nothing more
of the fgure or anything else unusual, she
returned 10 her room and fell asleep again.
IN A Short time she was awakened and saw the
st,pari.I9u OF her sister again, with the same
sife-Iike appearance and in the same position "a
before. she got m again, and a. she advanced
toward til receted from her approach aud dis
appeared n before. Again she looked about
from room 70 room and out of the window, but
saw nothing nC-e OF It. Being now too much
excited 90 sleep longer, she dressed herself and
II rs ed >.ttluR up IN her chamber waiting iOr
daylight. Her uncle. who Is an early riser
he ard her moving about the room. and on his
iuquiIiIE Why she VA NJ 20 early, she related
her CNE eTlenCe a. stated above. aud when tn.
anlly had all risen II the subject OF general
~ mark ard comment. on Sunday noon the
Young lady received a dispatch from New York
iEtoTmiu- her that her sister had died suddenly
81 the yerr hour the apparitiOn appeared in her
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DROPoSALs FOB HEADSTONEs FOR Ma.
TI0NAL NILlTAR CEMETERIES.

QUARTERNksTER GENERALS OFFICE, !
MASHIN6ToS ID. c., August I, lS2.A
Proposals are invited for marking the graves in
the National cemeteries required by law. 20 be
ton, n. q.
Proposals should state the price for each head
stone, properly Inscribed and at the head of the
grave In each national military cemetery.
BIDS NAY De Ter the whole work Of ali the csmete-
rice or for that of several Cemeteries district or
for a single cemetery.
The bonds required will be, IN amount twenty (4gD
per cent. Of the whole amount Of each contract
All proposals received by the Qrsrtermaster Gen
ersl will be opened on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
lS2 az noon, at the Office - the Qusrterm sster Gen
eral, Washington, ID. O., in presence Of bidders and
contracts will be'swarded TO the lowest responsible
bidders as soon as COMPARISON az the samples aud
prices can be C. pleted provided the sam plies are
deemed suitable by the Secretary Of War.
All samples should be distinctly marked In order 10
prev ent mistakes.
Lists of the cemeteries, with the number Of graves
IN each together with full Information ss to condi
lions, require ments &C. will be furnished sppi-
Washington, ID. G.
Envelopes, containing proposals, 20 be Endorsed
proposals for headstonee for national military
cemeteries" and addressed to the Quartermaster
General, Washington, ID. O. NJ. q. kEIGs,
Qusrtermsster General, Brevet MAJOR General, Z.
=. a. iy3l cot
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GENERAL NATrRE-No. lla.l

AN ACT to refund duties paid on goods, wares, and
mere hand1se remaining in bond or store on the
first day of August, eighteen hundred ana seventy
two. -
be ~ eHGtfsd ~ The Senate and House Of Repre-
SsnfGttrsS Of the United States of America in Con-
gTsSS GSSetIbted That whenever shal bs shown to
the satisfaction OF the secretary of the Treasury
that parties entitled to refund of duties paid on
goods, wares and merchandise remaining in public
stores or bonded warehouses on the fret day Of An
gust, eighteen hundred and seventy two M der the
provisions of the eighth section of the approved
June siN, eghtesn hundred and seventy two, euti-
tied IAN act to reduce duties on ports aud to
reduce internal taxes, and fer other pur pOses Il
shall be the duty Of the Secretary of the Treasury 10
draw his arrant upon the Treasurer directing said
treasurer to refund the same out Of any money in
the treasury not otherwise Appropriated,
Approved, jane 10, 1872.
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DEoPOsALs FOB GOAL
TREAss- Z DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINrING. )

TREAsg- DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINrING. )
August 2>th. lN7e
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oHiCe
unit 10 O'Clock a. SATURDAY. the 25th dAy
OF september, lS72, for furnishing Eight Hundred
toObl Tons Of Run Of Mine Ge5EEs' Creek Gambler
land Coal, 10 b delivered az such time and places
and IN such az trtites as may be required, and sub
Ject 20 the conditions IUired hy OF Conress
proved My II, ls90, That such coal shall weigh
z'-4b pounds t. The ton, ard shall be Inspected and
weighed, and the quantity Of each 10 d certified -
the time Of delivery By the person appointed aud
qualified under the act Tor that purpose and tbs
prescribed Zee II ~ cents fer each ton inspected
weighed and d-iTered sh a. be paid b. the cOut-sc-
tor.
Proposals v Ill be considered binding for one week
from The 18th of Scptem Der, ls.2. tar Department
Tes'Tylng the right to reset all any portion Uf
the bids offered.
No proposals. viii be euter--sned unless accompa-
MED By satisfactory evidence OF aiiCy fuliI the
contract, VIII any pa Mt be made without the
Cerincate OF the inspector that the Coal furnished
Is such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent 70 the
Office Of GEO. b MCCARTEE,
thlet Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
au29-ectd Treasury Department.
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7 N1TED STATES MARsHALls SALE.

In virtue Of an order of sale issued from the
eterk once OF the supreme Court Of the District Of
sale for Cash, on MONDAY, the 10th Of septsn-
s Ger, isz commencing at O'clock IN. on the
iafm called Giesborop, In the District Of Columbia,
knoSp as The iarm Of the late Washington Young,
tns ioiioSing goods and chsttels, to wit, viz:
! SOW ahd shoats, 2 Wagons and 3 sets Harness,
I ,St Manure, lots sweet Potatoes In the ground,
1 wafer melon Patch, Csnteloupe Pa'ch,
~ botbed sash, Horses, Piows and Cultivator-
seized and levied upon the goods and ehsttes OF
James Lanham add David Il. Haynes. and viii be
sold 10 satisfy attachment No, 10 coz, in favor of
hugh hwln9 and al, ALEX. SHARP,
sell-d Y. 3. Marshal, d. o.
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tGENFRAL NATURE-No, 14fl

luENERAL NATURE-NO. IA |
AZ act TO repeal so much of section six of an act
entitled I" An act making appropriations for the
support OF the army for the year ending June
fblrtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy. and for
other purposes, ;" approved March third, eighteen
huLdTed and sixty nine, as prohibits promotions
in the n gineer depsrrme ut Il the army
b az esGrtsf By bte SsnGts and House Of Repre-
SsHfd!treS If ne United States Of Amgrfcu in Con
gTssS assembled, That much of section six of an
act entitled An act making appropriations for the
support Of the army for the year ending June thir
tie d, eighteen hundred and seventy. and for other
purposes, approved March third eighteen hundred
ard sixty nine, as prohibits promotions and new
appointments in the Engineer department be, and
the same is hereby, repealed PrOrIdsd That moth
1Lg herein contained shall hoTjze promotion in
said department. above the era ie OF colonel
Approved, June 10, lS72.
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ABsTED -UTgEsTITI)Ss, worthy of the most
teIiElted heather, still have a fOOthOld even
aUeug fhe school-hOuses and churches of New
England The village of Peacedale, X. 4. has
been somewhat excited for the last few DAYS
over the conduct OF q family who dug ND the
remains Q. two deceased members, and burned
their bear = and iivers because other membsrs
o. The family were suffering from consumption
and there IS an old superstition that in such
cases tie riJals of the dead are preying ulon
those Of tie living.
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STOH

Sroa
For CONCRETE, aII tAs sixss xssd
For McADAM, 81 Tia sizes Of Hard Scss ssa1Sysd
for Base and Toppins
HARD BELGIAN BLOCKS - ssSy sssy sessI Q
NoyfA Ric0 BslTsaa.
We are ALSO prepared 70 furnish any amount
STONE, selected from i've different Quarries,,
every variety Of size and shape: suitable for FOuH.
sEwRR AROHIs, ABbTMENTs and PfHRe. ~
J.E. ZUG q CO.
sPl! ca Ss3o Il street west, ct Canal,
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10y GBEEH VILLA Ms, Auctioneers.
- No. 3l9, northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE No. CTS, NEAR ST. ALOYsIUS

IL By virtue o. q deed oftrust lated on the 18th
t% day of March, A; .. iI,, and duly recorded in
cords fer Washington county, District Of Columbia;
will sen AT eutlir auction in front Of The nreises
on FBiDAY, th. Goth day OF septe Der, A. d. 1872,
sixteen, 26 in Gilbert's recorded subdivision Of
square npnbersd six hundred and seventy FIVE. t675I
in the city of Wsshi, Rton, with ell the i'm prove
ments thereon, consisting of brick dwelling house
Terms of sale ss prescribed by sail deed of trust.
Of deed. Of which 90 be paid at sale; the de
ftrIed to be made In six aud twelve months
from day OF SALE with interest and secured by deed
fully complied viii within Elk days after SALE other
wise the Trustee reserves the right resell. after
chaser. al convey cling ana stamps At purchasers
Ccst. 0f n. ARD, Trustee.
t,9 so&3s GREEN ! VILLA IS, Auols
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pGOPosALs FOE WHITE BERLIN GLOVE
DROPOsALS FOR ARMY CLOTHING AND

DET-r QUART -ES NsTER's OFFICE.
PEILAplLVP~S. August Is, ls-2
sesled Prop -Sls will b. rr~reived this offce in
ouFti.ate, VIII, ~ proper forms viii ta furnished
nntl 1 = clock n. on MONDAY. September 30
lssZ; Tor the dei5Tery a. the schuYlkIll Arsenal,
Phllsse phia, 81 tss following articles.
SEQ Helmets, Cavalry, with trimming cCmplate
go DO. Light Artillery, 90.
l5Io0 Uniform CAPS Infantry, do
3tNl DO Artillery, a.
9G0 Campaign Hats, with trimmings complete.
91O0 Forage Caps.
lS00O Yards Black Italian Cloth.
so do. Yellow do;
600 do. C1lured Jeans. fer Innings.
l,tOO Dozen sck adding, poaUts 10 the dozen. .
20 be equal IN ell respects 10 the samples which
be at this oce Proposals viii be received for
any portion Of the above articles. Bidders wall
state in their posas he lutity bid for and the
time Of delivery; and end"Tse thereon - Pro posals
for Army Clothing and Materials
seta6t A,sr Onarterraa.tar I;eSj = = an
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III GREEE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Northwest corner 10th and ID streets
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LAND,
WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS, AT AUU-

NTH THE IMPROVEMENTS, ar AUU-
- On MONDAY. the 23d day of September A
H:.d ID 1872, az Il o'clock a. shall sell. on
- the premises. that valuable Tract of Land be-
,onging TO Emanuel Lacey, Ksq., and adjoining the
farms OF John r. Clark and John Hoover, ESQ
lying in Prince George county, Nd, and on the new
Cut Bladensburg road, about four miles from the
Washington city markets, on the Glenwood Gene
terry road This place cannot be surpassed as a
truck garden in the state Of Maryland. 1t will be
sold follows, viz: One D. acre Lot, with the i'm
provGmepts, consisting of a large dwelling house.
barn, stable corn and hen and smoke souse with an
excellent pump 4 water AT the door; two 10 acre
Lots, uni1n proved, with never failing streams Of
water running through each lot. This place will
positively be sold without reserve to the highest
attend the sale, they will not be pponted in
reference 10 purchasing at a positive sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance in |, 2, and years
fer notes beari interest, and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold. All conveyaucine and
down each lot at the time of sale And II the
terms are not complied with within ten days after
the day OF sale, the owner reserves the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser, by advertising three times in some
newspaper published in Washington city.
Also. after the sale of land shall sell all the
growing CROP consisting in part, OF 40 100 cabbages
acres Of asparagus. DO rhubsrb plants &c. Also,
four good work horses, harness. wagons, carts, and
all kinds Of farming implements, which we deem
unnecessary to mention. Terms of personal, cash.
se4d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
This ATERNOON.
DIT GREEh 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u Northwest corner 10th and streets.

GREEh So wbhIl ~, MS. A IN.
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SYLTkSIA AVENIE.
IL b virtue Of a De ed Of trust. dsted May Is,
E,6 A: b. ISL, and duly recorded in libsr No 643,
.4folo as SC, of the land records for Wash,
fpgton county ID. @, and by direction of the party
front Of the prenises. FRInkf the Is ,h day Of
septemeer, 4. Isl, at 81 o'clc OK m, Lot num-
bered eight, ST. in SQuar. numbe led two hundred
snd nifty eight, lf5S,) in the city VI Washin gton
WITH all Ire fmPro veents thereon insisting OF six
Frame HoNes.
Terms Of ssle One fourth in cash, Of which 500
nust be paid at sale the deferred pay pents 10 b.
ms de- with interest at the of ten per cent per
apnum, in six twelve and eighteen months from day
OF sale and secured by deed Of trust the satisfac
uon OF the Trustee Terms Of sale to be fnI ~ com
Piled with within ak days sitter day Of sale, other
wise the Trustee reserves the right 10 reese u the
property, sitter one weeks notice, at the risk aud
cost 81 hrst purchaser. An conveysncing aud
stamps at purchasers cost.
WN. n. WARD, Trustee.
ser2 eoSas GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of JOHN L.. MASON, OF New
loIk, \, praying for the extension Of . patent
Tor an improvement ia Moulis for Making Bottles:
q, II a. orcyreo that tbs Testimony 10 the De
closed on the I'd day Of October next: that thf
tlnis ~ ming arguments and the Examiners report
- nnlieo 10 the lst day Of November next, and
thai ssid petition be heard on the Oh DAY OF Mo-
venber next - - -
Any person may oppose this extension.
su23fN N. ID. LEGGETT. CcDmiss.oaer.
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UY GREEN h W ILLlAAiS, Auctioneers
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts

TRFIEsTEES shLEo ORA VALUABLE BUILD
lNG LOT AND IMP MOVEMENTS AT THE
E0RTHWEST CoRNER OF 2Isr AND G
sTRkETS AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of a deed of trust IN me, dated the
E8 LIST day OF September, A. D. 1862 aud duly re-
cordea in Liber T and R., No. u, folio 4s,
&C one OF the land records for Washington county,
10 me District OF Columbia and BY direction Of the
holder Of the noteS secured thereby, shs sell at
pubic auction, In front OF the premises, on TUES
DAY, the 7th day of September, lS72, at 5 O'Clock
p M, all that certain piece parcel Of ground
known and described part OF Lot numbered
three, lo3J as laid down in the recorded plss OF
piats OF the city OF Washington and bounded fol-
beginning for the same at the northwesters cor.
FER OF said lot and square running thence along
tne nne OF north street twenty f2o) feet, thence
south my eight 80 feet six e inches, thence west
twenty CID feet to the line Of Twenty first street
west and thence nerth fifty eight (5sl feet six (6j
nenes to the Place of beginning, together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the balance In
SIX, twelve and eighteen months. for notes bearing
interests al secured by deed of trust ON the prop
erty sold All convey anciRg and revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser. 600 viii be required
when the property il sold And IL the terms % sale
are not Piled with within five days the Trustee
reserves the right resell the same al the risk and
coat of the defaulting purchaser
JOHN w. KENNEDY, Trustee.
seo-o GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE

- Pursuant to q decree of the Supreme Court of
othe District Of Columbia. passed on the 7th day
@of June, 1872, in cause wherein Horace J.
No 262 in Eqaiy shall on ,Hs sn 18th day N sem
TENDER, 1872. at six or sell the equity of
d'nption OF the said George Usher ia aud to The
CITY Of ashngton, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on the said premises.
The following are the terms of sale fixed by said
decree:-One-third Of the purchase money is to Re
paid in cash; the remainder in two equal payments
at six and twelve onrhs: the conveyance OF the
property 10 be made upon the full payment of IL e
purchase MONEY. All penses of cohveyanciug to
be PAID b. the purchaser. The property is encum-
bered BY two deeds Of trust, to secure the pay
ment OF : 025, with interes from Nav 9th, 1855 on
which has been paid. April Is, $50. S96.l., and
about June lst. ISL, Sl0o The other 20 the
payment of S762 81, with interest from January
18th, lo72; due January 18th, 1873.
FBASCIS MILLER, Trustee
seq 2aw3w LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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TOMORROW.

Rf LATINER ULEARY,
~ AGctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Peuna avenue aud Ilta street,
Star ONCE Building.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY CHtNT8ER FUR
NITubF, PAINTED COTTAGE SETS, HAIR
AMBUSH MATTRESSES, DINING TABLES,
ChaIbS, tHlsA AND GL1SSW ARE, ELE
CANT BRUSSELS CARPETS. THREEPLY
AND lSGRAlN CARPETS, STAIR CARPETS
AND n iS, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, &c.
Also. At IL O'Clock.
ONE BLACK MARE, perfectly sound and gen lie
AT AUCTION
e IN SATURDAY MORNING, September
~ ian, 1872. commencing at 10 O'Clock ,iu from
- Of our Auction Rooms We shall sell, a large
s.Ttmeut If Furniture, &c.
Terms cash.
sel2-2t LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts.