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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-14


Flour, Wheat, Flour, Wheat,
cwts. SWts. cWtS. cWts.
Imports. II III 800 S,446,6H 117275O II 4142 23
EXPORTS. 25,153 662,S56 5,5i5 S2,7j1
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GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Dec. 13, 1875.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The market to-day was steady and un-
chanrnh in nriccS IS follows:
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syemabia Markets.

MEMPHIS, Dec. -. Flour unchanged
at S5.55a9.2j. Corn higher at 70c. Oats
higher at %. Hay firm. Lard stifier at 81
a95c. Mess pork scarce at SIG. Bulk
meats. shoulders &c; clear rib sides 6sa75c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. D. Business was
restricted to-day by the unfavOrable wegther
which rendered the trade movement slow.
The market for cotton good is steady and
strong at current prices. Brown and
bleacfed cottons and corset jeans are sell
ING welI~in first hands. Cotton flannelss
deniuls and paper cambrics are in steady
request and firm. Heavy cassimeres are in
demand at reduced prices and country
clothiers are operating in spring makes.
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Now York CeneraI Market.

New YORK, Dec.13-FlOur less doing;
superline Western and State S5.IOa6.4O;
extra Ohio So. S5aS. go; St. LOuisS7 coal I'D;
white wheat extra ST.75aS.3O. WHISKY
firm at 925c Wheat quiet and firm; No. =
spring Sl.55a1.56. Rye scarce and tlrm az
S1.10. Barley unchanged. Corn higher,
better demand; western mixed aiioat olaoI:
Oats firUner and more active; western mixed
5IaJSc. Coffee quiet; Rio 215a25c gold.
Sugar quiet. Molasses steady. Mess pork
f1ner; new. S16a1G.2j; old S15.10. Cut
meats steady and unchanged; long clear
middleS ISa7ac; short clear middles Itc-
| lard frner: western steam 5sa9c.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec -. Flour quiet and
unchanged; family ST.25aS.75. Wheat
quiet and unchanged; choice white l.Sza
l So; fair to prime 81 .60al.75; good to prime
red 81 .50a1.5S;- common to fair Sl.4Oal.63;
Ohio and Indiana S1.55al.G0. Corn iirIni
western mixed 76a77c. Oats firm and I'M
changed. Rye steady. Provisions firmer
and higher. Mess pork SIC. BIlk meats
shoulders Cage; clearrib sides &c. Ba-
con-shoulders re; clear rib sides Sass.
Hams-sucar-cUed 12al4c. Lard S5aStc.
Coffee strong; fair to prime Rio 23aa22c.
Whisky in good demand, light supply,
ouc+ad af cfa1 OF
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Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, Dec. b. Flour steady at
S7.OOa7.23. Wheat firm; sample lots Sl.3Sa
I.47. Corn firm; old ear jSc; shelled 5Sa
zoe. new ear j3aj4c. Bye-prices have
advanced to 9ja9Gc. Oats firm at s4Oa4Sc.
Barley firm; fall Sl.25a1.55. Ness pork
steady; sales at S15.J0, generally held at
SIG at the close. Lard quiet and steady,
light offerings; steam SiaSic; kettl Saassc.
Bulk Meats quiet and steady; shoulders -
aGc; clear rib sides G5a7c; clear 7aT4e.
Butter quiet and steady; shoulders scarce
at Care; clear rib sides &c; clear sides Sc,
ali new. IIGgs firm and higher, range at
from $50 to Sj.25. Green meats firm;
sales of shoulders at &c; clear rib Gsa6sc;
clear Gac; hams Ssa0c. Whisky strong at
O2c
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81. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 13.-Fl0Ur - demand
good and market firm; suPerfine S1.JOtj.O0
NX S6aG.j0. Whest-prices advanced to
S1.1G5a1.1T for No. ? spring. Corn held
firm. small sales Of dew mixed east side al
GOc. Oats easier; No. , Is sa4lac. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Rye firm at S2aSJc.
Whisky higher 92c. Mess pork firm at
S14a14.jO. Dry salt meats firm. loose
shoulders 4sc. Bulk meats-clear rib sides
&c; hams re, all ten days sailed; clear
&c. Bacon firm; clear rib sides sc; clear
SIC cash; sweet picked shoulders twelve
pounds average held at g.. Lard finn;
prime steam 7ac. JIogs higher at S1.40a
400, bulk Of sales at S47ja4.Sj. Cattle
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Total 4 weeks. .13S. $50 G.580.
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AUCTION SALES.
1HiS ATE Noon.
RT b. b. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auct,ope~r
DO. J19 fth strest, betNeen md "a

ID Real Estate Broker and ucsionesr
No. 'ss Eth street, between Q and Il n.
TRUsJEEs SALE OF A rwo-sroRY AND
TER Est sTDE or 2isT sTREET NORTH
w ,S1i Bhr~EEN AND y srREErs, Ar
= By sistue Of a deed of .ru., to Daniel IA.
ton and m, self, dstsd March 18Th, 1871, and duly
recorded IN Liber Nc SIS, felio ss4 Que Of the
Isnd records for Washington, d. O., viii sell At
pubic suctiop, in font u the premis =, sn FRI
pAf, goth day Il September, 1873, at $50 o'cl.ck
NJ. AL thnse pieces or parcels OF land situ.sed ia
the Cny OF Wellington, d; @ known and de.lsna-
ingtos sd recorded 10 the Surveyors once thereof
as Lot ihirty four sd aud the northern half e Lot
thirt ,hse 1881. in Looms' subdivision of original
Los No. two 90, one (, three 80, twenty -ae an
sho ~, in square sixty nine (69D, said
L.ts containing twenty 1--we hundrea and ninety SIX
hereon.
Term: -Four hundred dollars, with interest at 10
per cert. per snnum from September 18th, l6I "a
81 sale in cash; balauce in six AMI We
ing int rsst a ten per from day IL sale and
secured BY deed q trust on the propert, will be
tab en-. One hundred dollsrs down a. time II ssis
All convey aneing at the expense Of tn pure has-r
IN case the terms OF sale not com p ed with in
ten CAY aer sale, The Trustee the right to
chaser after i've days advertisement in some ns~s-
paper published in the City of washington. 30.
GEORGE ". sTICKNEY,
sepll-eoSds J. T.C0LDWKLL, Statesmen.
nS-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED I'm
TIL TUESDAY, Oct her Z b, 1873, az e n ur and
place. GEORGE W STICKNEY.
seIsO-eo6ds J. T. CoLDwBLL, Salesman.
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m y m

ANDERSON. On the etb instant, AZ O'Clock =.
m, JANIS ANDERSON, sR., in the 7sth year ef
his
Relatives and frisods Of The family and the Oldest
lnbsbitsnts Association, 81 which he q member,
are invited 20 attend his funeral from the residences
OF bis brother yDo. B. Anderson. No. 1915
street south, between n'h and 18th, tomorrow
"WEDNESDAY afternoon, ~ o 'clook.
COOK. reh asleep in Jesus, October 4, Ius-
EFFIE MAY, daughter Of John G. and Mary ..
Cook, aged l9months.
PARKINSON. Departed this life on the 9Th inst !.
CHAkLIs W the eldest son OF sopAzs Francis
and j. W. q. Parkinson, AGED "a years.
The friends Of the fsmi are nslte4 20 attend tha
funeral from the Church Of the Imnsculafe YEA
ceptton at 10 O'Clock to-maErow, the SIN inst
baltimore San please eopy.l
USHER. Yesterday, sfter lOng and painted ~
ness, GEORGE UsHKa, In the 18th year q his
are.
his funeral will take place rom the resisence Of
he mother. Mrs Tay lor, No. 31S 18th street south
west. wednesday, October ssh, At q O'Clock D. N.
Il frienas and thoss Of the family respectfully
iaxued.
YEABowEB 90 Monday. Oct. 9Th. GRoRaE
w ,onlyschnd OF 10. W and Mary fe~bSwer, aEsi
I wear and days.
Pasersi viii take place from No. lols IN .srs..
northwest, On "wednesday, At O'Clock n m RaIs
tives and friends respectfully invite8t 70 zts@nd
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A TExAs FANILY's AWFUL FATR-Kore Ia
dions tho Os0h 70 b, HaEoed.-CaptAin COonev.
OF the 9Th cavalry, stationed near Camp Colo
RADIO, Texas, reports that the girl not long since
found by . surveying party hanged 60 \ tree
and scalped, WAS the daughter OF Mr.. Wflliams
who lives II miles below Camp Colorado on
Jimneds creek The fndsn attacked the house
during the al.sence Of Williams and his son
ana trled 70 force Mrs Williams away, but fin
ally they shot her with an arrow aud pistol Her
girl the Indians took along. aud her Infant son
about seven months old, they threw into the
hre. Mrs. Williams, who was shot near the
house, crawled 20 her baby, and took Il out OF
the fire. She died that night. ard the baby a
week after. Her older son came just in time
10 see his mother dying, and 20 quench her
thirst.
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STRONG GovERNNENT FoR SPAIN.-The pro-
rogsion Of the Spanish COrtes took place on
Sunday, and Senior CASTELAR, has At once entered
upon the policy which he intends 90 pursue
The laws reestablishng the DEGREES respecting
military discipline has been published. BY an
guarantees throughout Spain are suspended
No Spaniard above the age of rs Is 20 absent
himself from his residence without permission
from the municipal authorities. An authoriza-
tons TO carry arms are withdrawn. The news
papers are forbidden under heavy penalties TO
publish other than official news of the Insurrec-
ton or the movements Of uoops.-L0nd0H Daily
NstrR. Seufefabsr %
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DIsTREssISG DRATH.-Jas. Gunnen Hurst,
aged q years, son OF the late Captain @. Hurst,
IN company with some young friends was ridlag
horse along the road leading toward he
Charlestown and Smithfeld turnpike, on Sat-
urday afternoon. A hickory tree stood In the
forks OF the road nesr turning point. Mr..
Hurst attempted to guide his horse to the rigkt
OF the Tree, but the animal. unfortunately,
SHE'D Suddenly 20 the left, bringing the young
man with great force against the tree, crushing
the bones Of his face and breaking his right
thigh and leg. He was carried by his friends 70
the house of Mr.. James EaRsn. but a short dis
lance, and lived only q little whlle.-CAarfes-
tOS-1 Va } Free press
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SLEEVELESS JAcKErs.-A garment destined
10 increase in popularity during the autumn 10
the sleeveless spencer, In all materials, faille,
satin, velvet, and for the winter entirely of fur
grebe, or ermlne for light full-dress, and mink
or black fur for darker and more simple toll
cites. The shape OF the spencer Is quite plsis.
IKE that OF o close-htting vest. long and vish
large fiat basques- IL win also be made Of vet
vet, edged with a marrow band of fur or ,feath-
ers. Ostrich feathers, short and OF the nat ural
color, will be most frequently used for this kind
OF trimming. The natural color, IL will be re-
membered is dirty ecreu.-Paris eOrrespend-
emf B0s0r
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"BoRING."-The Pennsylvania Consultation
81 convention on Thursday passed through corn
otense OF "boring" should be defined and pun-
ished by law. Under this provision aboring-
Will include "any corrupt solicitation OF mem-
bers OF the general assembly or OF public on
GERS OF the state, or OF any municipal dlyisien
thereof, and any occupation or practice q COM
mon borer for or against the passage. OF approx
al OF laws" IL IL intended 70 strike at the
third house." and II possible 70 extirpsts IL
but AS the advocates OF good ss well As bad bills
may justly be termed "borers" IL might be used
70 prevent solicitation from good citizens Cor
good legislation. IL, however, lt should ssOlisk
all borers, and deprive the Legislator OF sny
shield except his own conscience for his public
acts, II might prove OF value TO the common-
wealth, and relief to public of6clsls.-Pkas-
LEDGER.
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1T 8. MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued from the
CLERKS Office Of the Supreme Court Of the Districi
Of Oolumbia and to me directed will sell, at pub
said District, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of Ooto-
Der, 1873, at ~ o'clock m, all deiendant's right,
title, claim and interest in and to the 10
inches Of Lot No IS, and the II feet li inch
Of Lot No. a Of g. w. Cochranis and others subdi-
vision Of square No IA in the city of Washington,
ID. o., together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon seized and levied upon as the prop
erty of Frank Springfield, and will be sold TO sat
sfy execr tion No. 5695 in favor Of N. A. MunsOn,
use 81 James G. Payne. ALEX SHARP,
Ocl6dts US Marshal Of ID. q.
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French AND ENGLISH CALICO SUITS
Beautiful suits, for morning either for house or
street, are made Of the new dark calic0es.
Those with black grounds frightened by q sheH
or star Of yellow, or else dark blue with stripes
or lightning-struck lines Of white, make up
most stylishly. They have the double-breast-
ed redingote, belted, with two rows OF smoked
pearl buttons down the front, and single skirt
with two Tapped, gathered founces.-Hdrper's
Rdr0r.
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FRAN0Is wHEATLEY,In
SAMUEL WHEATLEY, trustees
DUNOANS0N, BOWLING & CO.,
ads Auctioneers.
A LOTION SALE OF STALLS IN THE EAST
ERN MARKET.

EhN mAhkET,
La accordance with an act entitled can act in re-
atl3n 70 the sale and rent OF stalls in the Eastern
Market" as follows:
BE Il eaaeted BY the Legislative Assembly Of the
District 81 Columbia, That after the completion Of
eastern Market building, belonging to and owned
by the District Of Columbia, in the city of Washing
years the stalls and stands herein after suitable ad
veItisement, to the highest bidders, and above
nxed minimum price on each stall, to be deter
mined by the Governor and Market Oommiss ioners,
aud announced at the time Of sae and thereafter no
further sums shall be paid By the for use
stas OF stands except such annual rent as is
SEC. And be u further sHqctei, That all stalls
sold as lerein provided shall be occupied By, the
null and void and shall be resold by the direction Of
the Governor after thirty days notice.
SEC 8. And be IT. further enacted, That the animal
Ienla Ior each and every stall in the market house
referred to in the foregoing section shall be thirty
dollars per annum: PTOridsd, That the Governor
and market mnissonsrs shall designate, the
meats produce, and such other articles of merchan-
disc as, in their discretion, will be necessary.
SEC. And De HtRrthsr enacted, That the terms of
sale Of said stalls stands snail be onethird cash
and the remainder payable In three ecu Al annual
iustalments from date of sale, with interest the
rate q eight per cent per ennum, aud IN case of
DEFAULT In the payment of auy instalmeut the
G. vernon shall sell for cash the stall stand upon
which said instament is due for the remainder of
SIC. s. Asd be itTvrther enacted, That any act or
acts now In existence inconsistenJ with the proyi
slons Of IN act be, and same hereby, repealed
Approved, June 20, 1873.
ern Market viii be sold on the promises, at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant, at
O'Clock p. m The full terms of the law, SO far
ire cash payment or the time OF sale, Will be strictly
Messrs. George A. Bohrer and Edwin Herges-
heimer are hereby appointed as commissioners under
ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, Governor.
DUhCANsON, BOWLING 4 CO.,
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SHOCKING STORY or CRUELTY AT sxA.-On.
OF the most terrible stories Of cruelty NJ -
which ss ever been told comes from the shin
Sunrise, which left New York on the 81 OF Msv
and arrived at San Francisco a week ago. De
tails have been given by the seamen OF the
treatment they received, which 20 far 20 sun
port their assertion that too OF the sailors who
are missing cast themselves into the sea 20 g.
cape from the brutality OF the first nate Hsr-
Tis. The memoranda OF the vessel record the
disappearance OF these men, and also the death
by drowning Of boz, who, the seamen aIlage
Was no exhausted by severe punish ment that he
tell overheard nom the rigging. The stories OF
the sailors may be exaggerauOns OF the factx
but II Is something 30 unusual for men on board
ship 20 be reported as missing that the case de-
mands prompt and searching investigation
The master Of the ship, Capt. Clarke IL said 20
have encouraged all the brutality OF Harris
and TO have been hardly less bSrbarous in his
own treatmen Mt Of the crew.
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MoRGrAenn'sR S sAkE E,, qy FARM NEAR


BY virtue o., power contained in q mortgage from
~, to Thomas ID. Fullerton, q trustee Of the estate
OF yehn Bergman, late OF Baltimore city deceased
which has been duly assigned TO the subscriber, A
corustee OF said estate, he will offer. at public sale
1t the court house door, 10 Rockville. Montgomery
county, on TUESDAY, tbs 18th day Of October
next, at O'CLOCK m, the Land mentioned and de-
scribed In said mortgage, This land is the same 90
con prises two parcels the composed Of parts OF
several tracts, called pectively "Asbley, )" "The
Two Brothers" and valentines Garden, - contain
ing 3I1a acres, and the other parcel being part Of
tract called Burgundy, }" consisting chiefly of wood
and timber land Is situated the Of the first
mentioned parcel and separated from by strip Of
land OF about 800 or 500 wards in breadth, and
contains about ~ acres and " perches. more par
ticular description Of both which parcels may be
found inthe deed Of mortgage aforesaid, dated the
18th 81 January, 1856, and recorded in Liber K. D
z, No folio SIS, &C., one of the Land Records Of
Montgomery county.
This property is situated within two miles Of
Rockville, ant is distant about fourteen miles from
the city OF Washing The larger Of the said
parcels OF land fronts for some distance on the
National road, leading from that city 10 the CITY OF
pltted passes through IL. The land Il naturally Of
excellent quality, and is said To afford many eligible
building sites which, connected with its proximity
TO the national capital and the railroad facilities Il
enjoys, viii soon render II very desirable location
for suburban residences
The terms Of sale, prescribed in said mOrtg age
are that one half the purchase money ssall be paid
ments Of one and two years from the day of sale
with interest thereon from that day.
A. W. BRADFORD,
ooU-eo4t Trustee aud Assignee.
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pY LATIMER & CLEARf,
ID Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th Sta
Star Office Building,

u n ~
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner PeDnsy avenue and 18th Sta
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW TwO-STORY
MANSARD ROOF AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES ON STREET NORTH,
BETMEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION,
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated May Il, 1873,
81 and recorded in Liber 7l9, folio 50, OF the
= land records for Washington county, ID. @,
viii sell at public auction on SATURDAY, October
1873, at O'Clock y. m, lots lie and Ill in b. ".
GlIberts subdivision of lots In square 675 with i'm
Each lot will be sold subject to two deeds Of trust
one dated January 3D. ISIS. to secure 5000, and the
other dat ed January 81, 1873, to secure 81 OoO The
trusts on the first named lot are recorded In Liber
The truets on the last named lot recorded in
Liber us, folio 2S and folio 703, folio $40.
Terms: For amount realized above said incuB-
brance $780, with interest at ten per cent. from May
a. l3, with Of sale in cash and thu balance
in and II months, for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from day of sale and secured
BY deed OF trust on the property will Be taken.
size down on day OF sale. Terms to be complied
with In ve days after sale, the property be
sold at the risk and cost Of the defauitng purchaser
Conveyancine at the purchasers ex pense.
BRAINARD 81. wARSER, Trustee.
sep25-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
@IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, 9Th day
o. October, 1873, same hour and place. By order OF
oct6 dads LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
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- An ONO editor pubIlshes marriages under
the head OF Attachment Notices"
MA Sunday school superintendent out west
relates that he put the trite question to q FIVE
year old urchin. IL he didn't "want 30 be an
angel, and with the angels stand" The prompt
answer was: "No, sir; ia rather be an engine
boy and run with the engine"
1Mrs. Shirley, OF st. Louis, is regularly en-
gagged in street contracts, has five streets 20
grade at present, and has made SIS 600 at the
business. IL may be SAID that to be on the
street IL 'NOt wonan's Work." but, IS Anna
Dickinson asks in her lectures, whats 10 Hls-
der?"
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TIE LATEST SUSPENSION reported rs that OF
Captain Jack, Schonchin & Co, MOdOc opera
tors, which took place yesterday. The suspen-
sion Of this well known firm was caused by an
uncertifed check received from General Jen.
G. Davis, s0De time since. The firm leaves no
assets, but It covers all liabilities by suspending
Ohio Stat Journal.
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WHAT 1T MKANs.-The Norristown Herald
says: A young lady mp town has the initials Y.
Nj. Q. a. engraved on one corner of her visiting
cards which she hands TO certain gentlemeS
visitors. at first they suppose she belongs 10
the Young Mems Christian Association, but it
is not long before they rightly construe the let
tiers TO mean ttYon Nav Come Again.n
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QY GREEN q 'TILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
- No. 1907. northwest corner 10th aud d SITS.

On FRIpAx, the loih instant at 4 O'Clock D. m !.
.e shsii &C. az The Brick Yard OF Adam Grinder,
snusiea or lat and Il streets east. between n and
strtis scafh, In 50 7el, the following named
aicles: Lot Wheelbarrows, Sheds, Brick Press.
umee' lot OF green Brick about so0oo), Kfla Walls,
Terms: one-tbird cash balance in 5 and months,
ff-r approved sndosstd nstes, arf.x interest
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TO.MORRO w.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
~ No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and sts.
tHAMBER AND DINING FURNITURE:
nELvkT BRUSSELS AND INGRAM OAR-
"A On WEDNESDAY, the sth slant, at 1 O
Va O'Clock a. M, we shall sell, st house No. AIS,
" ,raat On = s,reet vest DEVISED and &
abcve-Dsmed goods. Terms cash.
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AUCTION s..LES.

RY DUNOANsoS, DO LINeA 20, Ases re,
- Corner 9Th and D strs>
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN pk9rsp
rbvrhRTY At AuCTIVN-rwo- sn Ii
Rs s44Mk BuILpISG ON h0erH SRI
whsr, WITH ADJOINING LOT.
NJ VT ne 81 . d-ed Of tru-f, dated septemee.
I,h, ia, and recorded in hber est, folio fss, OF
=, 9e land records q W eington county. District
2, tSenmeis and BY direction Of the helaer Of the
secured thereby, ne will sell ~ public auction,
90 II premises IN MONDAY, October 9th, iSs, at
ve1ieok y m al thai piece psfce Of ground In
,wsshington city known ard described as original
TO nunoer Isnr 10 70 square south % square lot.
Isrms = sale: e90oo. with ten per cent Interest
March Hth, ISIS, together with the en- pens-s, Of
tnls sa,e, IN earh; balance in 6 and n months s--
enrsd oy potes b-arins Interest and deed Of trust
90 the prcpery, 91o down when tbs propsry l.
arnes 9n ~ the terms Of sale not com piied
Win WI DID nve days from sale, the trustees reserve
OF the defaultine purchs ser. w.
r. p. DOpGI, T.
A DARNRtLLU.f Truseses
se54-td DUNCANeON, BOWLING q CO., Aucts
&rHE ABOVE SALE Is PosrPOHEp until
thursday, October 9th, 1873, ths same hour and
place. b. p. nOpGw, tr.
p. A DARNRILLE,f Nru1ees.
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