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SUPREME CQuaI--cHANRtRS.

AEother Fire Insurance Company Dissolved.
Before Judge Barrett.
IL tne matter OF the application Of the Y0nkers
and New York Fire Insurance Compsny.-An order
was granted dissolving the corporation and ap-
pointing Richard l.. Franklin receiver.
Injunction Against the Adams Express Com
pRny.
James L. Br1ner VS.. The Adams Express Com
pany.-An undertaking was fled In a, 600 on part
Of the paintn. The suit is to restrain the defend.
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UNITED STATES comwHsIoSeay COURT.

Charge OF CounterfeitinH Fifty Cent Coin.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states vs. John Blank.-The defendant
was neld In $500 bail 10 await an examination on
charge OF having passed counterfeit fifty cent coin.
IL ~ very long time since case OF this kind has
occupied the attention OF o United States Commits
slOner IN tue federal courts OF this city.
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MRS. ELIZABETH FULLER,
Magnetic and Electric Physician,
No. IS Fourth avenue, near Thirty inst street,
New York

She did not the time sproI called her at her
re q Sap Fl H. S
Tor %asnesc and '' siscis essmeS '0"su c.%s
was IN Ss
e time Spron there only went out to the door
spoa spa
s into The S''as s''ssE sHaas
:o e. between herself ana sprou; 1OSga.
New Ia.
charge spiritual ~aas; did believe in any
uUMRua Az HELL FIRE,
bu. did believe the Scriptures; at the
ns1enced 'S t she put her
he thought he wound be
her her treatment of patients mesmercaiy he threw
Linn he seemed TO act as II
pho would not tell whether she used spirits Of the departed
e sy hs ns % si Ike
% sy any S she Iss 70
T. of tribe Of of sv. under ps:y
biological influences ut such times would
h'5 Is am % IN
room shs called e see Dr. Gordon Tuesday, dd not
;as Su .DS m Ss1
:as.I: ana had him house waiting n sprssl
made complaint sproul for stealing his
he bureau xhis wa: IA room 'p'1 40 nv 9 ''-
s 2. s o By n: GS%
Friday, and with her about the he told
said issns The he
ante wo ns1 s;'a ne ar
end she said oa her counsel had told her to settle the mat
s ss .D H q:
|olows:-I did cham. saw none
her room was ENGAGED with Gordon In giving se.cs a
2 oe spiritual O departed beings.
Of faces that Apps,sna Ssnnd nsm spn,rs
N rspy 70 the Question e Gordon took hm through
weeks. sproul-Gordon and Mrs Fuller were well &C.
iss,ss; joined sCraCS Dssss%osI' under
he prceeeds the not; one 'ennes
:an's recognized By the spirit q
n; wS 1:
sh.ed candle. and swinging censor Gordon the grand
By Srs;:1 s Ss The ss
y Ss we're
sh 81" Sr"re 1 sop pa o Whichever might BE- or
SSr tue .S n
~ s soa in a ]
There your SPIRITS now you can't 81, at table and give
:wS and rags 4:
Ter and several ladies called told tn EN- that the could
pot 60 Mrs Fu Ter then said abe impressed put
her hand his head md he told her ahead and
(anghter she said tue spirits around nim but wanted
come medium TO get into him, and she the medium
wanting to some fun he procured white cloth and
spread 1t table; he then took her
shawl and wrapped II around his head,
making believe that under inhuences Mrs.
conscious she then put through 1aughterl Mrs Fuller
then influenced by the girl "Pick," communication,
stating that Dr. Gordon could not give that night,
es "thngs were not harmonous" she put her
hand his head and said shc very much
Influenced by him, and II he would call her
she could give him magnetic strcngh after going
she returned and him card. and him call
her. he called three o'clock next afternoon and
her; she welcomed him, and they commenced TO talk
offered to send out for :ome lunch but she said
remained to ten o'clock when he, looking At
the clock, observed, "Irs getting late, and / must
Tear myself away" Naughter) she told me to
come again whenever wanted more strength left and
she placed her hand head and said GOd bless you
Gordon medium, and is Mrs. Fuller; believed
sincerely In SpirtuaiBm when hrst met Gordon when
found out his rckery disguised with him for the
he imposed upon
The examination adjourned I'LL Tuesday. At ten
o'clock.
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SUPERIOR couRT-spscIAL TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
The New York Life Insurance Company vs.. John
J. Parsons Reference ordered.
John Marx Fanny Ritter-Mo.Ion denied
Francis Fowler vs.. B0ttis More F0wler.-Order de-
nyng motion.
William Bartletr VS.. Joseph v. Bradley.-Motion
denied
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JOURNALISTIC NOTE.

Mr.. o. K. Harris has resigned the position of
managing editor OF the Washington Patriot. He
has been succeeded by Mr.. Louis Bagger. who has
been for some time past connected with that paper
IS associate editor,
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS, SAVINGS BANK.

2ss BowERY, NEW YORK, Jan. a. 1872
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In our statement published In your paper on Sat
urday, typographical error made Us say estate
bonds, +" which should have read estate bonds"
Will you please publish above in explanation, and
0bllge, HENRY q FISHER, Secretary
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Stealing Money from Letters.
Before Judge Benedict.

DciOIc Juukc DcucuiCC
John D. Boyce, letter carrier in the Eastern
District Post ONCE pleaded guilty to stealing money
from letters. He mas been confined jail since his
arrest In May last. Yesterday Judge Benedict IN
view OF the prisoners services In the federal army
during the war, mitigated the punishment and
sentenced him 10 imprisonment Tor ten months and
to pay line OF 81.
Alleged Illicit Distillng.
Patrick Gleason was arraigned yesterday on the
charge of Illicit distilling. He pleaded not guilty
and the trial Of his case was set down for t0-m0r-
row.
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ants nom selling disposng Of 1s2 shares OF the
Columbus and indianapolis Railroad Company.

starkweather ct al. vs.. Van Colt ct al.-The plain
TITS are granted leave to rebut new matter In the
defendants papers, and the motion may be heard
further on tho 10th inst at ten A. NJ.
In the matter OF the petition OF f. n. Bliss for sale
OF land. &c.-M0ti0n granted
S0aner, ct al. vs.. Magulre.-Same.
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AMONG THE SPIRITS.
The Workings of the Spirit World
Exposed in a Police Court.
yhs Tricks Of the Grand High Priest Gordon
Crosses, Crucihxes, Swinging censors and
Lighted Candles-A Medium Becomes
Disguised ana Tells What He Knows

Justice Fowler, at JEFFERSON Market, yesterday
afternoon held an examination IN the case Of Mrs.
Mia Fuller against Thomas Sproul, for stealing
gold watch and chain OF the value Of $780, on Sum
Gay evening last Mrs. Fuller Is a prominent Spir-
hualst, and Sproul had been until lately q
nrm believer In the power ana presence
Of spirits. He had been in partnership with q Dr.
cord0n, leading Spiritualist who, as he alleges
swindled him ont OF large sum OF money by
making him believe in Spiritualistic Manifestations
% bearing on business speculation
which Gordon was interested in. SprOul
Sound out the fraud practIsed upon himself and
upon the public bv Gordon's sednces and resolved
20 expose them. To prevent this he claims that
Gordon and the complainant conspired to nullify
his testimony and contemplated expose, and so
rumped up the charge OF grand larceny. 81 Il
Gordon and several other Splrttuallsts were pres
ent before the examination commenced, but left be-
1ore the proceedings were closed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller, the complainant was cross
Sned by Counsellor James ID. McCeand she
met Sproul only before Sunday last when
her in her nj 45g Fourth
shere: met Spronl Mt Gordon's resdence Fourth
avenue Twenty-eiehth street, to spiritual
she might ken sproul about half
medium; did not private conversation with him.
sbc her cards around such occasons this card
produced and read
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BAIRD-BILI- AT Carlisle, Pa. on Wednesday,
the 24h instant, Dy the Rev. William G. LevereIt,
THOMAS BAIRD, OF Carlisle. TO MARY, daughter OF
the late Joseph Rowland Bill, OF New YORK.
CHUTKOwSKI-WAGNER-O Monday evening,
January 8, by Rev. A. Wlswald, Mr.. TaADDEUS X.
CHUTK0wsKf TO Miss AMELIA WAGNER, all or this
City. No cards.
CLEARMAN-WALLIs.-On Saturday, January q,
at the kectOry OF st. Annes church, by the Rev.
Father Preston, Mr.. JOHN W. CHAIRMAN TO Miss
HENRIETTA AGNES BENNETT lNErrIE) eldest
daughter OF George b. Wallis, Of the NEW YORK
HERALD, all OF TINS city. No cards
LL-MCCORKlNDALE.-On Thursday Janu-
airy rs, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother. by
the Rev. Dr. Andrews, ADOLpHUs Is. CORNWALL TO
KATE, daughter OF Mrs. Isabella McCorkndale, all
OF Brooklyn. No cards. LIZ.
DEITsCH-LYoN.-On Wednesday January "a, at
the residence or the BRIDES MOTHER East Thirty
ninth street, by the Rev. 3. M. lsaac5, l. DEITsCH,
or Denver, COL, to L0ITIE, only daughter OF the
EDwARDs-OGDEN.-B Rev. J.. s. Holmes, II. T.
EDWARDS, OF the Nem's Ledburry England, to
ADDIE NJ, daughter OF A. Ogden, OF New YORK.
LOwERRR-MCARDLE.-At the residence OF the
BRIDES fatner on Thursday, January IL, 1872, by
the Rev. DR.. Burtse, GEORGE b. LOwERRE, or
Flushing, L. l., to THERESA NJ, youngest daughter
OF Joseph McArdle, OF New York city.
MCKIBBiN-CORNIsH,-On Thursday, January 25,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
Dr. Armitage, assisted by the Rev. Mr. sheppard,
GEORGE y. MCKIBBIN to LIBBIE, daughter OF Charles
L. Cornish, all or this city.
WEILL-WALTE the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, on Tuesday, January %, by the Rev. s. M.
Isaacs, assisted by tile Rev. H. Phillips, Mr.. SYLVAN
WE'LL to MILLIE, daughter OF the late Israel d.
Walter.
Paris and San Francisco papers please copy.
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rents, 473 Hudson avenue on sunday, at nalf- past
TAYLoR-on Friday January &c. ELLA ELIZA
BETH. danQhter OF William Z. and Annie +. Taylor,
Funeral on sunday, January 2s, at one O'Clock
p. NJ, from the residence OF her parents Second
street, corner OF Sheriff. .r
20, OF pneumonia, MICHAEL TREAN0R, formerly Of
this city. IN the 10th year OF his age.
fuy nveS 70 atend Ihe mineral me rom 80 pH
fort street. on sunday. January 70, at two O'Clock.
TUCKER.-On Saturday. January IL 1872, CAT
TRINE, the beloved wife OF Jonn Tucker, aged 20
The funeral Will take place on Monday, January
90 from her late residence, 263 West Tnlrty-lilth
street.
ToTMAN.-On saturday. January 81. $40. or hasty
consumption, Mr. AARON TorMAN, az ell "a years, Q
months ana IL DAYS.
Notice OF funeral IN HERALD of tomorrow.
WHICH: suddenly, on Thursday, January Is, Mr..
Relatives and friends Of the family, also the men,
bers OF Eureka Lodge and Palestine Encampment
]. o. o. f., are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from ms late residence, No. 10 Leroy street,
ON sunday, 2sth inst. at one O'Clock p. NJ.
PALESTINE ENcAMPMENr. No. g.. !. 0. .. F.-Ine
moned to meet at Eureka Lodge Rooms, 275 Bleecker
street. on SUNDAY, 2sth instant a. WE'VE a,e
SrosSsr, i Hi~srd wright i1' Ssas
YOU are hereby summoned to meet at the lodge
room, 275 Beecker street, on SUNDAY, 18th lnst at
O'CLOCK Mr. 70 Hss tps rsn Seer
" JUL 'a'o JOHN STUART, N g.
wyNNE-On Saturday, January n, at 235 Van.
Irunt street. Brooklyn, CATHARINE WYNNE, the be-
loved wife or Charles Cooper, native OF tile parish
OF Innismagrath county Letrim, Ireland aged 80
INC relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Oh
Monday, January ~. at three O'Clock p NJ. Her re-
mans VIII be inferred IN the Cemetery oil the Holy
Cross Fatbush, L. !.
irish papers please copy.
WILBER.-MoRToN CoMMANDRRY, No. L. X.
SIR KNIGHTs-You are hereby ordered TO assemble
at the asylum OF this COmmandery, corner of Grand
2s, 1872, to proceed to the asylum OF elm On Com
mandery, No. A. X. r., to pay the last respect to
our late Sir Knight Robert II. WILDER. me lines
will be formed at two O'Clock r. M. STR Knights OF
sister Communicates are respectfully invited To-
attend. by order. w. EDWARDS. T. e.
s. Il. GARDNER. Recorder.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SaFsaparillian Res0lvens,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Eeeyv d,o, Of the SA NATURALIZATION.
VENT communicafee fhroueh the RlaoS $50
Unns, Sna Stser nuos ana uices OF the ~ stem ~
with new and sound material. Suoixi1, STssis:,
SSsssmrsoa,, GTrasas.a' dtsease, UISSs a. ~
as,s1 .,ts ~ "a &C. = sss gas asa
CnI1 Sd,s ~ M NMMeM' covs Eyes, Sfrxmorots
s, s. q, ne sa,s' asa &c Sc,
Sx.n dnSsasss, ErY,tens, fsg0 ooyes, Sad Hsod
,ss. w. We,,. 81 nh III h7ys,ssas, Aess BdasA
Tcsrl cSS al srsaies;ss aaS $500 $500. -
EM 5000 Loss ~ ye ~ ana az tcastss q ~
.usp1.aeqFsxss, ne T.maa As enaisre yases 81 LAS
ici procsio asy ps1sos ssiss Jos siiheT oS tkSss
forms a( dissass ts pofess poser TO csvs fksss.
10 en-. r.,,.rt a.uv hscou.,n, r.aur.A D., a..
wastes and decomp position that L CONTINUALLY bro
crossing, succeeds In arresing these waStes and
pair. the same With new material made from healthy
ss@:dS oS%rsGss: Z: sSTE q ana .sci
himself ErcxinS better and strcns S the food Al
s Gsiahf ipersssins. mo Asss nc
Not only dees tes sA,sArAlnLIAn REsoLvENI :.
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ORIENTAL ART SALE
JAPAN, CHINA AND INDIA GOODS,
THURSDAY and FR,DAy, March and 8, At 10
O'Clock a. N and Z 80 D. ~,
at OyH AUCTION ROOMS.
viii be cold without reserve the finest and most
extensive co let ton ever brought to this CITY,
sistibg Of drec, nport atoms from Yeddo Yokoha
ma. canton, and Wong Kong:
GeBujne Japanese and Chinese In Tia China.
noconin - aael. Gold Lacquer Dragon Enps rial,
Gcld Medallion. and other choice decorations
ANTIQUE Poreelains, Lava, gg shell, and Kio-
taware.
Vases. Flower Pots. Punch Bowls. Urns, Cuspedor.,
Tea sets, Dishes, Plates, Cups and Ssucers,
StanCs, etc etc.
Sold and Silver Lacquer and Inlaid wares.
Ciobaka, tardal, " Ak. Spice, Silver, Satin, Gam
phor, aud other Woods
Old Rrenxes. Nag nifcent Cabinets, Tables, Writing
DISKS, 4 ressing Cases, TRAYS, Clskets.
Temple Ornaments, Jewel, Handkerchief, Glove,
and n ork FOXES.
Puzzles. Tricks, Toys, etc.
The collection also contains three pairs of the
largest and finest INDIA CHiNA VASES ever i'm
gorted
Goods on exhibition THURSDAY.
ma2tf LATIMER 0LrARY, Aucts.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROP
ERTY

ERTY.
- BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated December
Sist 4. D. 1870, and duly recorded in Liber No
as, folio ES, &C., of the land records for Wash.
ingtop county, District OF Columbia, and By direc
nc auction, on MONDAY, the 11th day OF March,
=. Isx - ~ O'Clock D. m in front OF thu prem-
cnner SUBDIVISION II part Of the eastern half OF
square numbered two hundred and seventy -four
pIoyemspts thereon. ~ NV ~"
This property IL very desirable, being located iu
r. ms: One half In cash. Of which $50 must Be
rae a. sale; tns deierred payments to be male In
sale and secured by deed az to the
OF the trustee. Terms to b. fully complied with
serves the right to Z. sell ihs property After one
we KS notice. 81 the rsk AID cost Of first purch&ssr
All cow ey ciag and stamrs ct puschaser's cosf
. WM. III WARD. Trustee
feb,43aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Au ~.
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Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901 Northwest corner of 10th and D sts
CHANOBRY SALE or VALUABLE ,NpRov.
En Am rNiMpRnxrh y r c ~ = 81 rrEVN

CHANOyRY SALE or VALUABLE lMPROy-
ED AND UNIMPROvED ZEAL ESTATE
- By virtue Of adecree Of the Su pr eme Court
E.% OF the District OF Columbia, made In the
s.cause of Henrietta Il. Young and Others, va
Etta Brent, No. 1884 Equity Docket IL, and dated
February Is, 1872 will offer &C auction, on WE'D
NkSDAY, the 18th day Of March next, on the prem.
Uses, at clock m the following valuable prop
erfy in Warrington, viz:
l. The property on the west side of Sixth street
west, between and streets formerly the resi-
dence Of q. Washington Young, deceased, consist
IL OF Lot numbered twenty two q in square num-
bered four hundred aud fifty six 456 land the south
ern twenty four feet eight and half inches, from
front to rear OF Lot twenty one (2l) in the same
square the whole having front of seventy -four
feet three and quarter inches Sixth street, with
an uniform depth OF one hundred and nineteen feet
ten inches The Dwelling is q substantial two-story
BRICK house, with basement, attic and back building
cant building lot on the north.
2 Immediately after the above, Lot sixteen fls) In
square four hundred and (lN } fro Ing dfty
one feet nine inches the west side of Sth street
west, between d and streets, improve ed by brick
livery stable, covering the whole front.
Terms Of sale: One fifth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and The residue In four eala in
stamsnts. at six. twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months, respectively, with interest, to be secured
by sDpIoved notes and reserved lien ON the prop-
erty: The terms Of sale must be complied with In
ten days after sale, the property may be reseld
after one week notice, at the rsk and cost Of the
first purchaser. Stamps ana conveysncing ut the
WALTER 0. cox, Trustee.
fs2O-d&ds GREEN q WILLIAM rs. Anrts
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10 i ID Az 60 O ID 3.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
We would respectfully call the attention OF on,
customers and the public generally to cur large and
well selected stock of GOODS FOB THE HOLI
DAYS, among which we would name, In part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in whole half and qrs
VALENCIA RAIsIN5
SULTANA RAISINS.
CURRANTS, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNES, in l, /: and pounds.
COOKING PRUNES aud DRIED FRUIT,
tiful.
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in BIB. and ,lb. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
TOMATOES, in Glib. and 3-lb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, very nutritious article.
HCCkINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinda
LOBSTERS, in glass and tins.
PRESERyKD GINGER and CHow-CHow.
PRESERVES of all kinds, Gordon's make.
ALMONDS, WALEUTS, PECANs, FILBERrs
BRAZIL EUTs: FRENCH CANDY, lib. and s-lb
boxes; FIRE CRACKERS, 90, &c.
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
SCOTCH snd IRISH WHISKY
Very uperior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY
CAFES CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY
PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAT, SHERRY ane
MADEIRA WINES.
ALI the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE wINEs
and . few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in tn.
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low By
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON.
No. GA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-r Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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TRusIHEy SALE OF NEW TWO. STORY
MtsT SIDE OF TWELFTH strict WEST,

HOUSE, WITH a MANsARD RooT, on THE
M NJ sipE OF TwELEIH strict WEST,
By virtue sf . deed Of trust 70 The under
-ls7l, and recorded in Libsr as, folio IA one Of
the land records Of Washiagton county in the Dis
niet Of Columbia, and at the written reaue of the
sary thereby secured, wul cell, at pubic auction
70 The hshest bidder, in front 81 the premises on
oeues IN the afternoon: all that pecs or parcel Of
fi eusa situated IN the city Of wsshineton, in the
ne p.in OF said city as lot numberea seventy six
t..ol,m Allen falcener's Subdivision of A mart
~ 81 ,au.re nambered two husdred and seventy our
49,, rs re oeos dne upon this trust is S3gUO, with
in.eIest Ut. m the 9Th day OF February, ISL
erns ~ sale; One Third cash; the balance In
lhier e1ua at six twelve ana ei ehtaan
mouths, cively BE- secured by notes hssrins
interest ~ ser csp;um. md deed Of trust on the
nopefty 0 cash TO be paid at the tins of ssis
Nj convey sneipg and revenue stamps to be n,id fr
D. purchaser: ana the terms sf sale are moi = w,
rlied with within five days., the Trustee ressrra.
The tight 20 ,sre the property st the cost aud risk
R0B1RT LEEoH. Trustee.
ms-dts y. n. WARMER. net.
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Try ". l.. WALL CO., Auctisneers,
- New Marble Building,
900 and 902, = W. cor. Penna. ave. and 9Th At

GOVERNMENT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- The undersigned will sell at public auction,
at the Auction Rooms of VIM. L. Wall Co.
no. 800 Penna. avenue west, on THURSDAY,
the l4th day Of March, 1872, at ~ O'Clock m. the
y Ledyard Hodge and wife in trust for the United
!. LOTS numbered twenty 20, and twenty one,
I'll OF subdivision of Square six hundred and thirty
t6D, in the city OF Washington, d. @.
PART OF LOT numbered fourteen, u4l in
Square one hundred and fifty four l5i,j in the city
OF Washington, ID. O.. being 46 feet front on l7tb
depth Of The lot, including all Of said lot a.
the north nineteen feet thereof.
8. LOTS numbered twenty nine (2e) and thirty
(3o.) Of John Sherman 8 subdivision of a part OF
Pleasant Plains, in Washington county, ID. g.
Terms: Cash at time of sale.
deposit Of 800 on each will be required as soon
sold. &c BANFIELD
Solicitor of the Treasury,
WIN. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
Warrington, d. c., December ., ISL.
decll- lAwt Mari then dta
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To CONTRACTORS roc LAYING Mates
MAINS.

csFIcE OF WASHINGTaN AQUEnUcrl
WARRINGTON. II. e. Feb-uary lisa.
Sealed Proposals. will be received ny tue UNDER
si4ned until ~ O'Clock N. on TIE 11TH DAY or
ar Il, lS'2. AT thu Office % the Washington Aaue.
oec, Tor the lay inc, I'm fhe city of washifytan OF
enc enc one-9usrter miifns (R re- or ie-sl OF
pounds OF 81 inch end 20 inch cast iron water pip-s
special castings and stop cocks.
No proposals for laying 70 pes and sneciai astin-s
vii pe received except in the printed forms. which
WIN speohcafions and forms a contract and any de-
sitef Information, can be had application in r
con or by letter to o. E 'RARCOCK
Major Of Engineers, q. S.A Chief Engineer Ws.,,.
ingtcn Aaueduct. fehlI a