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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

/. q. 0. F.-tEIESDIY VIsIT.-Last evening,
about one hundred members of DellwaIe Lodge,
No. /, i. q. o. 4, OF this city, paid friendly
visil to Upland Lodge No. go, OF Chester, Pa
Tho delegation left here The 1l5 train arriving
in Chester about oolock. Here they were con-
Quoted to the Lodge room by members OF the vis-
ited Lodge, and received in highly becoming
manner. Speeches were made by Past Grand sire
Nicholson and others. A pleasant feature of The
evenings entertainment was The presentation, Ly
Upland Lodge, OF handsomely framed sci Of
resolutions to Delaware Lodge, expressing, IN 1t
terms, the thanks of the former Lodge for the cx.
ceeut treatment received during recent visit to
the lalter The presentation was made by Grand
Master +. +. Jamcr, OF this city while the eie-
giant token was received by George W. Duiiisli,
n. q. Of Delaware Lodge, by brief but appIo-
pirate speech After adjournment, all hands re-
paired 10 Tuscarora Hall where sumptuous re-
past awaited them After doing full justice to he
many good things set before the company, two
hours were pleasantly spent in addresses, recita-
tons and music by the members OF the Order
At 1215 A NJ, The visitors departed for their
homes, well pleased with their first invasion, rs 4
BODY INTO the keystone State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

BOLD ROBBERY AT ST GEoRGEs. Near st
Georges, Monday morning colored woman, wiie
OF Benz Richardson, entced pedder into their
house under he intent OF selling him some rags,
aud Immediately fastened The door behind HIM,
whilst said Richardson aud another cololed man
named Joe Gould, Knocked him down, ohohed
and robbed him OF about $500
They Immediately started OH scross the coun-
try aud III the afternoon d constable and several
cllizens, went in pursuit, but night coming on,
they did not succeed in catching them, though at
one time they were but fifteen or twenty minutes
behind them. and they not more than mile
rom their home. The pcddlor Is quiet, peacea'
ble man, from this city. and has been making
regular trips through the county, buying rags,
bones, iron and poultry, and on two or three oc-
casions he has bought poultry from the same par
ties that robbed hun, and which is now thought
had been stolen from the neighborlng farmers.
The affair created great excitement, and the
pursuit of the robbers IS still maintained, though
as vet without success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

GOOD PRICES - yesterday, L. w. Stidham
Il Son, auc;i0neers, sold at public sale The
stock and farming implements of VIM. f..
Heisler advertised in the GAzETTE) on his
farm, about half a mile north of Newark, on
the New London road. The attendance was
large, the bidding spirited, and the prices
good. as the following figures will show:
Twoyears-old helfers sold from $50 to $50;
one eight-m0nths old heifer brought $2G; one
bull SAC; pair Of twin calves two years old
April, sold for $I40; the horsesranged In price
from $50 to 1886; two colts, aged 8 and 9
months, brought respectively SEQ and $50,
Clover hay sold at SIT 90 per ton; wheat and
oat straw at $l4 80. The farming implement
were in excellent condition, and brought high
prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT On Thursday
last, little four,year-old son of James Scully
residing in Spaniard's Neck, Queen Anne's
county. Md, met with q distressing and IA
tal accident. lie was amusing himself by
driving mule around the pound with a corn
animal, Soon he was heard 10 scream, and
on going to him, he was found lying on the
ground with blood running from his face.
Medical examination showed that the mule
had kicked him On the lower part of the fore
head, completely crushing in the frontal plate
of the skull, and entirely severed The nose,
just between the eyes, from the forehead. The
wound was regarded as an extremely dan
gerous character, and the little sufferer eypir-
ed Sunday night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18
6OCiE TIES.
xKRFlses THIS EVENING

Hope Lodge, No ~, Q o +, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, ID and KING Sts.
Morning Star Division, No ,. ) Of r, at 9TH
and Market Ste.
Delaware Council, No ., . A NJ, at Me-
chanies Hail. 2l9 Market st.
Rodney Council, No y, o U A NJ, at 7O2
East 7th St
Diamond State Lodge. No. 8, q +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sta
Champion Lodge. Ns 6, X OF +, at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market St
Oriental Lodge, No 49, X OF p. at Ferris IL
Garrett's Buildlng. 104 Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

S. L. e. A.--The regular monthly meeting
of the Board Of Managers of the Delaware
Society Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was
held yesterday afternoon, in this city. The
resignation of Miss Mary Miller, Secretary,
was read and accepted, and the vacancy
caused by her resignation filled by the election
of Mrs. Gertrude w. Nields.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18
CITY NOTICE S.

The best recommendation of the Bismarck Gatcr
comes from those who have worn them. They IN
variably advise theic friends to drop in and try it
en- at BABC0Ck K BRO.
26 Market street.
"A good article aivertises itself" and the be-
mdrck tidit- for Geahemen is uniUersaHy recon-
pended by these who have worn it as the Gditer
BABC0Ck j BRO.
20j Market street.
Mems Caters s. and u!,
Mems Boots So and up.
..siies' Shoes. 81 so and up
At the old cheap Store of
BABCOCK & BRO.
2O6 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

SALES OF n MoNgY.-Last night at the Sjth
regular monthly meeting of Mutual Loan As-
sociation, money sold as follows: $1,000 al 80 per
cent. premium; $3.50 at 81; $1,000 at 3l4; $1,000
at S0l; $1,000 al 2Si; 5000 at 27i
AT the regular monthly meeting Of Brandy
wine Loan Association, held last evening, 1926
sold at l5s per cent premium. A like amount
was paid to with drawing shareholders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

L. s. CoURT. In the U. 8. Court, the case
of WIN. II. Persons application for discharge
from bankruptcy is still on trial. Yesterday,
the opposition creditors. by their counsel, Mes
srs. sam'l NJ. Harrington and Walter Cum
Minis, concluded their examination, and Mr.
Nields, for the aalrapt, commenced. This
mornings session was oceup ed with argument
relating to the admission Of certain testimony TO
complete imperfect nroofs by certain credit r,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18
OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from, the effects Of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Mauhood Restored;
lrnped;ments to Marriage Remo'ed, New method
VI treatment. New aud remarkable remedies
Books and CIRCULARS sent free IN :ealei en9eIepei
Ninth ST. Philade phia, Pa..-an Institution having
y high reputation for honorable conduct and rro-
icssional skill iebe -.taNN IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

DRAIN EXTENSION -Gathrop C Bro. are now
engaged in extending the King street drain
from its present terminus, a short distance above
Seventh street, to point opposite the rear Of
the Masonic Temple The workmen are dig.
ging excavations ten feet deep. and about twelve
feet apart, and are tunneliug between each ex-
cavation, passages TO admit the drain tile.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

RoBGERY.-Y Yesterday morning, while John
Cook, Dairyman. at No. Cos East Seventh, st,
in company with his wife, was engaged in
milking the cows, .his house was entered by
the front door and robbed OF $53 in money.
and good bed quilt, About the time of the
robbery, man and woman the latter carry
ing bed quilt, were seen to leave Cook 5
house. They were not recognized however,
and have not since been seen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

LADIES,
We have large stock Of Children's Shoes
chosp. WM. IA. DABC0Ck \ CO..,
I3 Market ST.. a doors below Fourth
RssU4rlioN OF sPRctE PAYMENT -Wm. IL: ZAP a,S
will take s,1per in exchange for Boots and Shoes TO
a limited extent they don't want too much OF IT,
however,
THOSE PURCHASING
Daots sud Shoes at 3l3 Market street. 4 doors be-
low Fourth have the advantage of selec ting from
s.lsrge anl varied tock at low prices. ~
WM. Il. BABC0Ck co
SsFac.s are Faots.-."Tell the truth and shame
ii Satan" there is no getting around it what we
ave said is said and the public bear Us out in our
opcusion that for FIRST class boot shoe or garter.
Is Harket street. four doors below 4th is the place
ret II WM. H. BABCOCk CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

RENTED.-H. \. Gambrill, Esq, of the Ar
lington Mile, has rented the residence No. s0
Delaware Avenue, lately vacated by Dr. II. G
Snitcher, where he will remove next week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

PRosPEcTIHG.-Ag gentleman from Hartford
Conn.,, is In this city to-day prospecting for a
site on W hch 10 establish q mercantile bust
nesa. He called at once upon Geo. w. Stone.
Esq, Secretary of the Wilmington Board of
Trade, who furnished him with all desired in
formation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18
LOCAL 1NTELLIaENcE,
Lieut. {, ilul,nces 10 dpy.

| Lent rt lnm,nces 10 dpl.
There we've no police oAsr- ihl' m"tni"-'
| Last ,.gnt tL,r, wee "a i,d. CT, a the Il
| Hall.
Aid. Central and Ciermauia No. > Loan A'''eia'
tons meet this evening
The Phoenix fair, at the las tnte Hall "re"'''
last night, under favorable auspic'f'
Reaember the sale of stocks and bonds at Std
ham x Sons auction iooms, this aitel aooh'
The Washington ball comes off Friday nishi,at
he Masonic Temple it WI be the eNcni OF '"'
season.
No quorum being present, the regr'ar meeting
of the Managers OF the Board ot Trade, was NOT
held last evening.
RxrAlRrp. The Cornish engine at the new
City Mill, has been entirely oNoihau!ed, and with
the exception Of some slight repairs to valve
which cannot conveniently be made during th's
weather, i, III thorough and complete order. las
engine has been IN faithful service Tor number
OF wears, and !, almost ao efficient rs ever.
E,cur YrNrs OLD With the last issue OF The
oxford (Chcstcr Co.. Ia j Press, the ri..hth year
of the existence oi this excellent journal Is com
plctcd As a first class country Journal Inc i1cSS
IS "cdualled Nv few and cNCcllcd 10y none. IL mas
had a very prosperous career, which we nope may
continue without interruption i'r N'ha to CONF
Farm LEA5Ep.-Thc tiue, large farm OF the
lato James L. l.amsey, IN East Nottingham,
township, Chester Co, IA, haa been Igastn lof
ouc wear from Apnl lst. 10 Joseph L. Wright, oil
Little Britain township Lancaster county, ior
$50. Mr.. Right is a good former.
Francis j. pennock has leased his fdrm on The
Octoraro. near Andrews Bridge, TO Joseph II.
Brosius, whose i,rm 1t adjnn for one year ior
$500.
Tut MARKLTs rnces wtre'unchanscd and
ruled AS follows. pIinI butter iOd11 ccnIsa pound
roll butter, ~ do lard, IL. sausage - DO
scrapple, lG do. pork, l2ali do; veal, las do;
mutton l0alS do. beef, Gallo do. eggs. -1l2s
dozen. chickens, 81 S5lSl - par geese,
81 GOAL 80 each turkeys, 81 7jAs3 - do, ap-
rlcs. a5a2S hall peck potatoes, lia23 do, tuI
nips, do onions % do. cabbage 5llo head;
corn, : a bushels oats, 60 do. potatoes, 81 4Oa
l % do. The supply Of fresh meats, eggs and
butter was abundant.
At the Second street fish market fresh fish sold
as follows smell and hallbut % cents pound
AXE shad, - do; pike and rock, Is do bass,
II do sun fish, l?ii do; haddock, 10 do. her
ing, do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

PERSONAL PROPERTY. AT the sale Of John
NJ. Johnson, Lower Oxford, Chester CO Pa, on
the 18th inst, odt of l. cows l6 Of them sold at
an average of over so. They were in foe cor =
dition Everything sold at good prices and the
attendance was large.
Al the sale Of James NJ Baker, Hopewell
Chester co. Pa on The 7th inst. COWS sold at
sol 90 and S62.50' shoats from s. TO SLIPS
each hay $3.50 and $1,000 per ton co.nfod-
der to cents bundle two.horse wagon $50
set of stage harness $40 po "a 'oes at 20 cent? a
bushel and oats at 80 cts. The attendance was
large and all articles sold at good prices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18

r YOU WANT A FINE IMPORTED GERMAN
l. Singing Canary Bird, 20 to W. N. -
CHANDLER'S, Gil Market street, and buy @S
one. Just In, direct from Europe. large Zk
invoice Of Sicily Canary. Hemp and Rape~~
~ ~ WIN. CHANDNER
Gil Marketft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18
WIN. 8. WATT
40 1909 Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes bis fri ends and patrons to know that he has
resumed business in the above brances and would
desire 10 renew ner custom heretofore literally
bestowed. He is prepared to do all kinds Of work
in his line. and submit Inmates of cost, guaran-
teeing to finish all contracts and complete all Jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL Il &W0RkMANLIKE MANNER.
Satisfaction to all will bs my aim. and the small
possioie profit CHARGED.
Give N Q call. Ap22-d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

WiLarsurux. Dti.. Feb. 4: 1871.
--latest Stock quotations furnished. b. Merr',k \
Johnson Il Co.. s. Il. Cor. 9th and Market suctt
Wilmington. Del, at l.. Nj. to day.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB sTArIONERY.

DBPAe1MByr OF STATE, June II, 1874
seaed PR posals for furnishing Stationery for the
gearendlDg Jun, 80, SIS, Will be received az this
department. until SOrH DAY OF JUNE, 1874, at IL
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
cted item by item aud this advertisement aud the
proposals, so far accep pied by the Secretary of
state, and the tOnd accompanying the same, shall
ccnstnte the contrs act be- ween the government aud
be executed.
The ticles contracted for NUT be furnished from
time to time during the year In quantities pursuant
TO orders from the Department..
The entire quantities OF each article will, how
ever, be called for duriLg the year.
Eash pro- osai must be signed by the individual or
sufficient suretiss, in sum equal to fifty per cent
o1the bid or bids accepted, approved by United
states ofhcer OF the district in which the
rslde or DO business, on form to be furnts led by
portions ofthe articles NAV be AWARDED unser it,
and the psrfOre ance of the contract.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed Tor the purpose, by the Secretary Of
state and the delivery of an inferior article will be
deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract at the
option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries nust be free o: charge at the Depart
msnt OF stste, Washir gton.
Il ne failure TO comply with any one order under
the contract WILL at the option OF the Secretary of
STATE, operate as a forfeiture Of eaii IA ty
the purchase, in Open market of such quantities OF
any articles a. shall BE- necessary 10 sspply the ds
hciency caused by such failure, and charge to the
contractors ifty per csntum of tue price whj On il
sball be found necessary to pay for such articles
Proposals un9ccC m panied by a satisfactory bond
Will net he Considered, and contracts will be
awarded only TO established manufacturers of or
ProtosGls 10 be ddressed TO the undersigned, aud
HAMILTON FIsH,
n u go
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ID n n ID

CONWAY. On the stb inst suddenly, Of CHOLERA
lnfantum, WALTfR SCOTT, iufaut son q WA
U. sbo Ann Conway, aged months AID IL dsys'
FARQUHAR. A. Baltimore, Nd on the s.h Of
June, loli, HI EONORA BAINEs, eyed N mout n,
infant daughter q John Q. aud Amanda x. Far
Quhsr.
LlFp. h6t5tni., June 18th, lsT4, GABRETT
II Fl, in the 7lst year VI his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 92O New York
avenue, Saturday, Is h inst, al O'Clock .. m.
TRETTLER. On the 18th inst 1T ] o clock =
m, AT IA daughter q Charles r. and Safie v
Trettier, aged MOUTHS auf 8 Gays.
The funeral viii take place from the resi- snce q
her pareIts, NJ. 400 street northorest, on Safur-
day afternoon 81 O'Clock. Relatives aud friends
are invited 70 attend.
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EVENING STAR.
CO1GRESSI0AfL
Conciu,Ios YesIcrda,'s Proceea,,,

10
sENATE-Aftsro cur report closed, there w.s
extended a hate On the new c.rrencv nj -
Fortto by he c .Ialittse OF conference
MI morrill,, from the Committee on Puh'i.
i nu,,.olnGs snd Grounds, reported House BIN
sUsPend work upon pablo buildings
Mr. Gordon, from the Comm ttee on Com
merce, reported bill 10 prevent the Introduction
OF contagious or infectious diseases INTO the
United States.
Mr.. Logan, from the COMMITTEES on Np,,s,x
A i1, reported bin % provide Tor the disPo-
s'.on Oh useless military reservations.
After further debate OF the currency hil. on
MOTION OF MT. Cameron, the Senate, ~ %. m
~, ou. ,esther sctlon, vent into executive ses-
HoCSE.-After our report closed
nj. hoskins' amendment 90 the CLAUSE OF the
sundry civh appropriation bill, limiting the
meut Office, which was 20 strike on, ~ ~
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and insert CITY OF
Washington, 80 as 70 make the price the same
and the original proposition OF Mr.. Ws~leV 90
strike out the clause WAS then sdopted-7s 10 as
Mr.. Woodford offered an amendment author
ling ue payment 20 the widow OF the late
Representative Mellish OF the fun salary OF de-
ceased nom the date OF his death % the emf OF
the 4Sd Congress. Adopted.
MI CARRIED offered sn amendment appro-
prisiing - coo, % reimburse General q. %.
Howard for expenses Incurred IN defending h.s
ofhelsl conduct as commissioner OF freedmeu's
A point Of order WA raised. ami pending
over.
Mr.. Kellogg offered an amendment Rppr0prt-
ating s,0,os0 10 enable the President q perfect
ara put Ia force suCh rules rs he nav deem
PROPER Tor the government OF tue civil service,
snu 10 pay such eNtSa compensation 20 those la
Tie civil service ~ he may tlink pycpar
MT. CrsameT moved 70 increase the amount
e 5000.
a number of gentlemen spoke for aaI against
Tie amendment. when Mr. &, artielt m,ve.i thar
tie committee rice for the pureose Of closing
debate, which Was agreed g., and tas commit
tee rose. Adjourned.
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Ey DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.,
II Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest


TsEsTRIs,sALE OF yALUABLEIaPRoyxD
hill, IN sQUhkE 92.. 0PPasITE Wal.
P hSH sSh99s BUi.R AND EsSNlI ~
P I6iN,sg P Is rs SQUARE sis, AD-
II. greme Court OF the District Of Columbia, dated
s.s,s =; "a. A. o. lsIi nd used 10 certain
othere are compliments, aud Ann v, Langley and
Others are defendants. equity No 500 TIE under
OF Juue, A u. 1874, a. oclocs o. M offer FOR sale
nine en bu uns as ., lot
b ginning for the same az the southwest corner,
hundred and seven IId7j feet ten ana s'hsif no.
inches, thence south sixteen (o) feet, thence
inches, TO the place IF beginning, together sith
right Of alley, improves by comfortable two-story
ALSO, AT THE SAME TINE AND PLAUx,
par q lot I'VE e. In sautre nine hGadrsd and
feet from the southwest corner Of said lot We
5lrunnins north nineteen (l9 feet, thssce cas-.
hundred and seven (lGD feet ten and a-half tlO5,l
riches, thence so1th nineteen llsJ feet, thence
a-half (lO1J inches the place Of beginuine, to-
sether with right OF aleg, improved by a comfort
ALSO AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
parrot 1T four a. in square nine hundred and for
sas one huldrsd ana fteen is feet ten and S
thelce wesi one hundred and fteen lis, feet teen ten
snS sa 9 iRshs; 70 shs place q sSsnnns
fCrt sse two sto,y Franz "a e Hog Sn p,.cv
lot I'VE 81 IN square Dne suDdred and iO Rr S
l9i5J Beginning for tue same at the northwest cor
thence east and seven i51 feet
bali lO inches; thence north forty hye (45l fest
ard half JIOH inches, to the place Of beginning,
improved By q twO-stOry Frame House.
Also on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of June, A ID.
dred and twenty four (92l beginning for tue same
running west twenty feet nine inches
Sne s Iss ss sTe9
n to the PsSs q 10 sSsfsssr with right
ALSO, at THE y SAME FINE AND PLACE
part OF lot three ssl, ia SQUARE nine hundred and
Of said lot three running east twenty ,0 feet ten
l0) inches, thence norIh seventy 70D feet, thence
rs eSt to Of
with right Of alley; improved b. comfortable
Ais. AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE,
port Of La fonI ca, in sqnsre niue hundred aud
81 said lot four 90, running yet twensy-oae I2l
sSsDos @ 's sssss
sfs$ ST fS n sssa EiI: ssS PLACE
81 m a. 1.s
inches. thence north seventy hve TsJ feet, thence
proved ~ comfortable Dweliins
and Is Situated IN OF the desirable and ele
waited sections Of Capitol Hill.
Terms IT sale, se prescribed By the decres: One
fourth Of the purchase money to be paid IN CASH the
balance in four equal instruments, G g. Il, Is aud 81
months from day % sale, for which the Of the
purchaser purchasers viii be taken, bearing in-
terest om the day Of sale, IT the rate Of per
purchaser or purchasers until ell Of said purchase
money has been fally paid. A deposit OF $50 will
o. sale If the terms Of sale are not complied with
In tive days from the day Of sale, the trustees
Ing purchaser or purchasers. All conyeyancing and
/ recording et cost 81 purchaser.
ssbw,4FD q 9AAhEIseroE, JR., Trustees.
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10y LATIMER \ OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
so1theas: corner Pennsylv anis avenue and lte 81.
Star ONCE Building.
fRUSTEESsALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON

TRUSTEEs'sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkofkRTf AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON
SHEETS
- By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 3lst
Az l5Il, recorded in Libcr 60. folio 29I Of the
- and records Of the District Of Columbia, aud
by direction OF ths party secured thereby, we will
st u AZ public auction, in frort Of the premises, on
Thu BspAf, Jane 18Th at o'clock c. m all that
certain piece or parcel OF ground known part OF
lot two 90, in square 2G, beginning at a point IL
feet isches from the southeast corner of said lot
TWO ~ thence running east 80 feet inches tn snce
DorIb rs feet, thnRce SO feet inches, thence
south IS feet to the beginning; improved By three
tSo-story Frame Dwellings
Terms Of sale: 81 500 with ten par cent interes.
from November SO,h, 1873, together with the ex
penses OF this sale in cash; balance in and u
months ith interest, seC1Tel by notes anu deed of
tUst on the property. 500 ia cash at tins of sale
O nve anciEg az purchasers cost. If the terms Of
sale ere rot implied with IN five days the trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property the risk
aid cost Of the defau'ting purchaser.
II. L. DODGE, r..
PA DARNEiLLE, Trustees.
je8d IATIMER & CEEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RH GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucstonee-s,
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sss

u II 6kEEh n WILLIAMS, AIcttonee-s,
n No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sss
SALE OF SOLID WALNUT PARLoR, CHAM.
BER AND LIBRARY FURNITURE, AT AUG
q On TUESDAY MORNING, Juns 9Th, 1870,
" comm enciDg ct 10 O'Clock, We shall SELL at
~ the residence OF the First Secretary OF the
Russian l. gstion, No. 1914 street, be
Parior Suite, CO insisting of Sofas, side Chairs
Msrble-top Center Tables Mshosany-tsp Tables,
Msntel Drspsries, Ottomans Velvet CARPETS ssd
HALE is AND 6aS% SfH sf fuRsffrUsE
Ga Hall AID Stair Carpets, Hat Rack and Umbrella
MaIble-toR Bureaus and Wsshstands. Oane-sest
ant other Carpets; Hair Mattresses, 0ois,ers aud
Elbows 80. Cart:ns and Fixtures, kuss, spfinsl,
LIBRARY
walnut Writing Desks, Walnut lokcases, Re-
elInlpg and Foldins Chairs, Turkish Lounges,
Wiling %oIs T. IF sssS'd RsP ysssh.
Libr airy Chairs, Brussels Oarpsts and Bags, Drop
Light, Latrobe Stove. &c.
w.,. DINIEG- ROOM.
Tete- Tele, Side Tables, Rues ats, Ottomsns
Tray and Stand Stove, French China Dinner set
Git. edge soup Iure'ns, Dinner Pia.es, Goeleis,
LINEN Room
Blankets. Spre de-, Covers, Napkins, Table Cloths
PA low AID Bolster Cases, Towels, Mats, &C.
Large Range and Furnace, Refrigerator. Tin
Safes, X itch-D Utensils, &c.
IT. Is worthy the attention of persons in want Of
such articles to attend the sale, the goods in
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
Ielud Ih-pi AuctiOnsars.