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FAMILY SUPPLIES, DC.
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SEE PRICES
WE WOULD AGAIN BEHIND rHI PUB.
Lilo THAT WE ARE SIZZLING
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HAMs-BEsT sUGAR-CUREp. 10. rates.
sHOULDKRs-BEsf sUGAR-OgRKp, ss-....se.
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RY LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue asd 18th ST.,
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON l1IH SThEET, BETWEEN G AND II

Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON l1IH STkEET, BETWEEN G AND II
STREETS NORTH
- In pursuance of the DIVISIONS of deed of
E..6 trust from Charles v. Gordon at ux to me,
uLdated the 10th day of September, 1870 and
corded in lber No 6Z3, at folio Sal seq, will sell
In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, February
2Sth, at O'Clock p, at public auction, all the
interest hich the said Gordon and wife, at the date
of 50 deed had in and to all that part Of lot eight
u.s. in Square numbered three hundred and forty
FIVE, t345D described follows beginning "a feet
north IRON the southwest corner Of said lot, and
running thence north 11th "a feet tn nee
castro feet THENCE south feet thence % IO IL
feet; thence south 10 feet and thence 80 loH Il
Frame DIV cling house, said TO be in good condition
and to have all the modern improvements
Terms !: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months the credit payments to bear interest from
day OF sale, and TO be secured upon the premises
SEQ to be paid day of tale. The Trustee re.
serving the right to resell. the terms of sale
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
ri VIM. L.; WALL &C. ,kuetisneers.-
Noe 900 ard 9O2 Pennsylv ania avenue.

BIZ VIM L VAL IL 4 4. CO es,t Ags,,snssr..
No. 900 AID soa Pennsylvania avenue.
hEsF q sT9eK Essa A ag5 M
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Co. Vi. ali hs :; .5 tex f sss On
hand IF ca tbs Art Gallery.
ii Paintings. Chromos.
thcsrapRs. Kssei..
Tables, WalnuT and Gilt Mouldings.
,om Al x. siiHkPiG ss6rMi.s.l;
d New Marble building,
corner 9th st. and Pennsylvania avenue.
SALE OF THE BUILDING MATERIAL OF
ST PATRICkS CHUROH At AUCTION on
n n4fPhf N s6rH OF FEBRUARY, AT IL
ws.ill sell, on the above mentioned day, a. tn.
no oaI I6th and o 81 the Badns
Matensi comprising the old church, such as
Ra,teIs' " codes and Iron Columns,
Sash, Doors, &c &c,
With ether articles usually found amongst Building
Material, and will be sold In lots to suit buyers.
feb2Q WI WALL & CO., Aucts.
Real Estate Broker sspS A1StGPe Street,
TkGSIEES SALE OF TWO-sToRY FRAME
ST, BETWEEN AND SITS n w
- By virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated Jan
5 usry 3lst, $50, and duly recorded in Liber co.,
90 one Of the lard record. for washington
quest Of the party secured, will sell at public
tor or tire premises, n the highest bidder, on
m, Lot s. in Leonard s. Chapman recorded subdi-
vision OF the north half of Square s together with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of TIVE story
Frame House.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 8. IL, and IS
months, to be secured by deed of trust the
property. 500 down on day Of sale. Costs Of con-
yeyancing and stamps 10 be paid by the purchaser.
days after the sale. the property will be resold at
'ne fl'k ana COB BGsH II sop Tru,e
Is North vest corner ne H 10Th and streets.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF Twe-sroRy AND
ByAsEhEET BRICK ROUSE, ON THE EAST
sib sIR 2F I9TH STREET, BETWEEN AND
- By virtue Of deed of trust to me dated Octo.
Ea Der LIST 1870, and duly recorded in Liber No. 60
county. District Of Columbia, and at the vritten re-
quest of the party secured thereby, will sell. at
luehc auction. on the premises, to the highest bid
m, Lot s3,in joseph r. Kelly recorded subdivision
OF the west halt OF square $685. together with the i'm
prove ments thereon.
Terms II sale: One-third cash; and the balance in
g. IL and Is months secured by deed of on the
premises. Sle9 down the day Of sale. Stamps
and convey icing at the expense OF the purchaser
in FIVE days after sale the property will be re- sold
BRAINARD II WARNER,
Surviving Trustee.
49, GREEN WILLIAMS,
feb20 eo&ds IPatri ii Auctioneers
DY LATIMER CLEARY
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RYWM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Nos 600 and Sos I Psn SS,liH1nsl .v.Du.

RY WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
TRUSTEES SALE
FURNIfURI IN THE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
C0kNER OF PIlNeYLvANIA AYIuUE
AND SrH Strict. AT AUCTION.
a By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, recorded re-
Mssr a. f fd ,s on g count, and
:, crds Tor ssid county the undersigped will cell
fRIDAY, nareh I, ls12, ct n O'Clock .. m :, and
continuing from day TO day until sucient IL real
lied 70 pay the debit for which the undersigned
ture ana FIXTURES contained Ia said hotel, compri
Parlor suie, French Plate Mirrors. Piano.
Bfusseas, fspestry and Ingram Carpets.
Black Walnut bets, Marbls-top Table,
Lace Curtains and Cornices, Hair Mattresses
Walnut and other Wsrdrobes, 4 = -
Bedsteads and Bureaus, Woshsfands, OsttnrS Sets
Dining Tables and Chairs. SideboArds
Plated Ware, Glassware, Crockery &c.
Blankets. Linen. Beds and Beidine Safe
Once and Bar Furniture, &C Chandeliers, &c., &c
Terms: AL sums under $50 cash, ana over that
amount credit OF one and two months, with inter-
est, and approved endcv semeuts
SAINT WHIT {. irrksiLLrps, Trustees.
febli d lRepl w. WALL Co. Aucts.
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HOLIDAH GOODA.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
customers and the public generally to our large and
well-selected stock Of GOODS FOB THE Holt
DAYS, among which we would name, i'm part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsiNs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in whole, half and ora
VALENCIA RAISINS
sULTANA RAIsINs.
CURRANTs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNEs, In 1, . and pounds.
COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very bean
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in 2Is. and s-Ib. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
DONATIONS, in Glib. and s-lb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, o very nutritious article.
HUCKINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something new
and beautiful.
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinda
LoBsrRRS, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and oHOw-oHow.
PRESKRvES Of all kinds, Gordons make.
ALMONDS, WALHUTS, PECAEs, FILBERrs
bo1ss; 8 ifkii cKXokKks, &C., &C. &C. ma Old
Also,
FINE OLD JAMAICA BUM.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY,
GAFFS CELEBRATED PBRE RYE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUeCAT, SHERRY ana
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and . few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low BIZ
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON.
No. GA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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G0LDEH HILL.
This popular FAMILY ELOUR in store and Tor
sale in lots to suit.
Am other grades Family and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
w. n. GAIT 4 CO.
declb-u Indiana avenue and LIST street
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y QUITS. GRossEs,. xN6Hoss and sfASs
srsidipa does, QEnsmsnsal Heir werk on 0lsss and
assx ~ II ~: IkIns, late q Boston, 500 ssh q
20. xo e.. FSs3S:SsS;sSs{h:w " SOFoOrsa, Cen, NJ
CIRSULAfTEG LIlRAlY-T5s w..hias;oo
brsry for The mall sum Of Is per snnum. I'll" The ii.
brary contains over 900 vounss eaSr.eing in n.
ply, 8ience, De-. The Library d iooSsedp ~ ne
Rooms Of the Y II. o. A, corner Of Oh and %
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within The Last twenty year, and he nsnero1e ~
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For forms Of proposal, guaran -, and certificate,
and also for TO the conditions to be
thi. date, In pamphlet form, asd sspssmbsr So 1870,
and August 8 lai, inviting IroIosaIs for mail SER
post oces Bids should be sent In sealed
seserseIiked Nail proposals., state Of virGinia,'
sss fem /. a.. Joan a. Z; 0nEsMseL Ill,
, 1872-11-14

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-The great fire continues
to be discussed hero widely On account Of the
feeling Of insecurity among owners of city
real estate. A1ansard roofs Of wood are con-
demned on al Sides. The citizens are in favor
Of the immediate organization Of q Fire Brigade
to blow up buildings whenever o FIRE gets be-
yond the control of the pipemen. Measures are
also advocated to secure supply Of water in
the streets from the East and North Rivers.
Even il Mansard roofs of iron are permitted, it
is insisted that they shall be subdivided by
thick brick walls, to prevent 3 tremendous draft
if fire should occur.
ITO the Associated Press.l
NEW York, Nov. 12.-0ne of the Adams Ex-
press cars was burned at Newark this morning.
The loss, at first stated at $4,000, proves tri-
fling. The whole contents of the cur did not
exceed $40 900, only portion Of which WAS de-
stroyed.
The Assistant United States District Attorney
has brought suit against the German Savings
Bank to recover SAC, 700 unpaid taxes, and S. 600
penalty for failing to make an annual return.
!, George, Tanner, while quarreling with his ia
ther. to-day, at Iappantown, N. j., drew pistol
- Spaniard, named Coggi, was found dead in
Ryerson street. Brooklyn, last night, with g.
bullet-wound in his breast.
Robinson's agency for Smith 4; Wessons pis-
tolls, and the seWing-silk store of Good i
Co., IN Chambers street, were robbed Of
about So, 900 worth of property by burglars.
The loss by the burning of Van Dykes cabinet
factory, last night, is $4,000.
, 1872-11-14

CISc1NNAr1, Nov. 12.-The streets are COM
paratively empty of horses tonight. The dis
case is spreading rapidly in mild form Only
four or five deaths have occurred fro1nit Horses
which we're taken with the disease on Friday
night seem to be recovering. Freight is acc1i-
1nulating at the river and railroad depots. Trade
is interrupted greatly, Buyers of produce and
latter decline. The American Express COMPANY
use ozen. team Of four yoke appeared in the
street to-day for the first time One-fourth of
the Fire Department horses were stricken to-
day. Only three street car lines were running
this morning, and they with only fifth of their
force. Tonight they have stopped. This
leaves tho city with not single line
in operation. The Adams' Express stables are
not yet affected. Very few omnibuses are run
usual number. Fire Brigades, to draw appa-
ratus to fires, Of q hundred men to each engine
house, were organized tonight, and mode Of
alarm Was sgreed upon. Meetings Of citizens
, 1872-11-14
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

LAW-lJNu1e H01cFSl
2,123-Girard Tube Works v. Wolff; motion By gar
nshee German National Bank to set aside Judgment
649-Rothschd v. Michigan Central Railroad Com
Pany Jury again called and trial eonci1dea nnd!ng
cdnda II. Goyd Y. John Hughes; leave to palntiH to
withdraw note on leaving certified copy. 654-suyan
v Martin; jury trial IjnGss n9t s1asgsea' HsaS5e
2182-Sarnue1s = Commercial insurance Company :;
default Bet aside. eSo-Webber :. h1rkinty jury
found defendant guilty and assess damages at cent
motion by plaintiff for new trial. 1,215-Holand =.
Dean rule for plaintiff to file narr on 10 days notice.
6B4-Reed Y. Warsaw; jury calld and find defendant
guilty, and assess damages ct S25 133o-Barry ct A.
[Judgc Tree.]
o,35s-AaJard =. Merchants Insurance Company;
further proceedings stayed defendant being in bank
ruptcy.
615-vai1 '. Igehart Leave to defendant to amend
answer insanter time to file repications or cxcep-
tons to extended to Thursday 2lst inst 612
rieta Juerschcnck ]. L. wilson appointed guardian
ad liten for Louis, Emma Otto Cecilia H., Albert and
Henrietta stumpf; bis answer hled rule to plead in
MasteT 10 T take "'A" proofs ss3GRlso ETC. 56
Hardin = Curtis ct al, leave to petitioner to file
party defendant, and order that summons issue.
T-Burnt records-Dunham =. Smith order for new
publication notice.
-. (sJudge Far1reN.]
nnt's solicitor. 14s-A1ary Ann and Alexander VAL
cott v. Eliza and William Smith and tho unknown
heirs OF John bro~n' dec deceased: s3.l,
4,849.-Chnrles Will and William Roberts Eugene
oReilly; mechanics lein, Haines and Law
3, and 4, Block 81, School Section Addition. 1850
Malcolm Mcdonald and John Rae Y. Tho American
Bridge Company; assumpsit, $4,000: E. and A; Y Van
Barry y Dennis Cassel tresspass, oo0 same after
ney. 4,852 to 1853 inclusive; appeals.
, 1872-11-14

concert will be very enjoyable one: The sec
ond concert, tomorrow evening, ~ VA y, glxe % sne
West siders an opportunity ppGst t;onaI ~ W Church.
CONCERT AT AURORA.
The concert troupe recently, organized BY Mr.
s. G. trAt'. Of lis e*x, will Eiye T; its & 15rst cor on
cert this evening ut Anro,a III line t. troupe up en-
hest nf onr rising young singers; Mrs. johnson,
contralto. who for years has been q great favor
ito @ IN Chi Chicago; Mr. C. N: Brittan, tenor, gem
t1en,an lie Who viii commend himself to ali musi-
clans wherever he may 60. without need Of
Who has grown up in music with the city. The
tronpe has o host OF friends in Chicago who will
watch their progress with interest; and, while
We can ASSURE the people Of Aurora of an excel
lent concert, we at the same time commend them
Us ladies and gentlemen deserving Of their best
social as we'll as musical consideration.
, 1872-11-14

CAIRO, Nov. 12.-The Steamboat Convention
met to-day, and effected 8 temporary organiza-
vile, President, and F. g. Finder, Of New Or
leans, and F. G. Carroll, of Vicksburg, Secre-
tariea. Nearly al Of the Western and Southern
trades were we'll represented, and vast amount
Of business was disposed Of. The meeting was
harmonious throughout, and tile action taken
on many points Important to steamboat in
terests.
The recognition OF local tariffs Was arranged
satisfactorily to Gll concerned. Most Of the
delegates leave for home tonight, and all have
good reason to believe that the result Of the
Convention will be most beneficial.
The following are the officers elected for the
ensuing year President, r. Fl. Voolfolk Vice
Presidents, John A. Scudder, William J.
Kountz, T. r. Leathers, Thomas Sherlock; Sec
retary, Isaac N. Mason; Assistant Secretary,
B. G. Levi; Treasurer, William Rhodes.
The Convention adjourned to meet at Louis
vile, Wednesday,, Dec. 8, pro1imo. About $685.
000, 600 we're represented in the Convention.
, 1872-11-14

An unavoidable delay in putting the finishing
touches has neccssitated the postpouement Of the
opening Of Andersons European Hotel until to-
day, when that elegant institution the neatest thing Of
the Kind in the West, will be thrown open to the pub
lie for the first time. The hotel which Is situated
Madison street, between Clark aud 17Salle Streets
tains 125 guest rooms portion Of them suite, and
all furnished in style Of comfort and luxuriance
equal to the very best. The furniture is supplied by
the Weber Furniture Company, Of Chicago and De-
tro and is equal to that Of any other hotel in Chi
cago; the carpets by E. f. Hoster Co.; the bedding
AMI upholstery goods by j. Y. Farwen Co., and the
proprietore, the Anderson Brothers, are widely
managers Of the highest capabty, having achieved
almost NATIONAL reputation in their European hotel
Dearborn street before the rc They have reengaged
their old and favorte clerk Henry c. Nye, and pre-
pared to offer the travelling public hotel accomoda
tions OF the highest order.
Doty'6 billiard hall, under the joint management Of
Harvey Doty and Henry Rhines the latter billiard
champion Of the Northwest will also be opened to-day
It situated in tho Of the hote with entrance
leading herefrom and another from Calhoun place in
the rear closely adjoining the Chamber Of Commerce
The hall contains nine Of Emanuel Brunswick GO. g
elegant inlad bevel tablcs, and in Light, ventatiou
rich furnishings and all that goes to make up first
class bardroom it is one OF the finest institutions Of
the Kind established in Chicago. While the gen.
eral management will deVofve upon Mc6srB- Doty and
Rhines, the immediate dispeusaton of the liquids Will
be taken in Charge by Dick Gates and Frank Bowman,
two accomplished artists in their line.
, 1872-11-14

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.-The trial Of the Rev.
Gilbert q. Robertson, on charges Of into1ica-
tion and lewdness, commenced here, to-day, be-
fore the Louisville Presbytery.
William Brown, sleep5l1ng-car conductor be.
tween Louisville and Chicago, testified That
Robertson took section on his car, about the
18th Of July last, and travelled from Chicago to
Indianapolis. Mr. Robertson acted as
il under the influence OF liquor. He
had lady with him, closely
yelled. He and the lady occupied tho lower
berth together. The witness saw Robertson lay
his head in the 1ady's lap aud hug her. The two
acted like Q nowly-married couple. Robertson
brought glass OF beer into the car. and offered
it to the lady, who refused it, and he drank it
himself.
David Ross, porter in the same car, corrobo-
rated Browns testimony. He said he made up
only the lower berth in the section, and it was
occupied by Robertson and the yelled lady to-
gether. He saw both get into the berth. They
seemed very loving. He saw Robertson hug the
lady.
Dispositions referring to previous drunken
ness were read; and tie Presbytery adjourned
till to-rnnrroU
, 1872-11-14
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

Thc 130StOn E1fes
Bosros, Nov: T. The following official state
warded to-day:
70 Hon. George s, Bouscez Secretary q he TSsasary
seven National Banks we're burned out
by tho fire. ;, AL -, have recovered their
business. T have met the Presidents of tho leading
banks to-day. All agree that the total loss will not
eesd onshaf the5 surplus Of An excel
lent feeling gns u The carTeasy
The only bank that failed to settle at the
Clearing House to-day WAS the Freeman's. The
bonds, gold, and money Of this bank we're found
in the safe al right, but it's notes we're destroy
ed. This caused temporary suspension, but
the bank resumed business at noon to-day.
The Boston mutual insurance companies will
all pay in full, and the average payments will
reach SO per cent.
AL is quiet tonight. 4 strong military patrol
guards all approaches to the burnt district. The
city is still in darkness, the gas not having been
let on. Weather thick and rain falling.
by order Of the Mayor. The military guard
forming a Gordon around the burnt district has
been increased and no person is allowed to pass
without permit, as follows:
lines: By command Of Brigadier General J. S.
Burrill. Csigned) H. Moore, A. A. G."
The military rule is precautionary measur
by request Of the Mayor.
CoLUMBU9, o., NOV. 12.-Ihe Boston General
Agent of the Home Insurance Company Of Co.
lumbns, telegraphs here tonight that the total
loss to the Home by the Boston fire is 347, 500.
AS tho company have $4,000 reinsurance, it
makes the actual loss 81, 500. Losses will be
paid promptly. ..
SALT LAKE CrrY, Nov. I2.-There is great
sympathy here for the Boston sufferers, and
movement ia On foot to raise funds for their as
sistance.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA meeting of the citi-
zens of this city was held tonight, presided
over by the Mayor, and passed resolutions of
sympathy with the Boston sufferers recon-
mended the City Council to take proper steps
under the circumstances, and appointed 8 Com
mittee Of Conference with the Boston officials
| to learn what manner Of aid will be most &C
ccptable.
citizens. to-day, resolutions Of sympathy for the
sufferers Of Boston we're adopted, aud commit
tee appointed to receive contributions for their
relief.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-At q meeting Of
citizens, to-day, 3 Committee of Thirty was ap-
pointed to collect funds for the suffering fami-
lies of Boston.
MILWAUKEE Nov. 12.-At q meeting OF the
General Relief Committee, at the Chamber Of
Commerce. to-day, resolutions were passed in
atructing the Secretary and Chairman Of the FL
nance Committee to forward at once to the
Mayor Of Boston the sum OF 39,000 for
the relief Of the sufferers by the
late fire, that being the amount remaining IN
the hands Of the Committee, which Was contrib
uted from all parts Of the world for the relief Of
the sufferers by the fores. fires OF Northern Wis
cOuaiu.
, 1872-11-14

are called for all the wards tomorrow night, to
further organize for protection against fire.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12-The hippophlogia is
longing to the louisville Transfer Company
we're attacked to-day. 4 number Of horses Of
the File Department we're affected, and with
drawn from service. There are cases in nearly
every livery stable in tho city, and many private
stables. Probably the transportation business
will be seriously affected before tomorrow night.
Many mules are reported as attacked, end one or
consequence.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 12.-The horse disease is re-
ported in the city to-day. There arc quite a
large number Of sick horses but stable men
say it is not the Eastern epidemic.
, 1872-11-14


PARSONS, Kan., Nov. 12.-Yesterday the Mis-
souri,, Kansas d Texas Railroad removed it's Off
cea to Caddo, % miles south Of Atoko. The
track is now within II miles of Red River. All
the piecos Of the great bridge to cross that
stream are completed, and the superstructure is
rapidly going up. The Texas Central Railroad
is now in operation to Dallas, and will be COM
pleted to Dennison by the list of January next.
The gap between the two roads is now only ~
miles,
Cotton and cattle shipments are increasing
1000 head Of cattle aud 80 900 bales of cotton.
Three car loads Of troops passed down the
road today for various posts.
To-day General Manager Stevens, General
Superintendent Woodward, and a party Of East
ern business men started down the road On q tour
of observation and investment in Texas.
The Arapahoe, Kiowa and Comanche chiefs,
with women and children, to the number Of sew
enty, also went down the road to-day. They 60
home with profuse expressions Of peace and
obedience to their Great Father at Washington.