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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20
neutrality-suspicious.,
SupfemDaW.*)

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gartens fir ale 3eiten bel.
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re6t mobt. obne Dap es Dem SDpfen nur
ben mtnoe1ten @tntrag tbut, neri6ieoene
y SIN Nni9Gub an 6em in SEQ. 20 6es gSofeuz
blattes per uSatHots Staats5eItung" uer0Ifentli@z
ten Artttel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20

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tigfeit BON auBerorbentIidbem 0ertbe 1T.
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ipeuu Die Spune ale beI6einet ltlD Die
3uft lie i6nea al5troGnen fam. SIN
etnt9en Qjegen0en le9t man aud 0te
Stansen, pie sic 8fGble Der @einbergs.
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8poen. auf pelde 6ann Die Stansen gea
leSt tperoen, bamit fue ui6t auf Dem
bloBen 8oben oufIiegeu uno fonlit tDenis
ger BON Der @~rpfeuGtigfeit leibeN.
ueber ben 6opfenbou on 9rabtgeriia
iten itatt Der Stansen unb iiber mebrere
anoere Butfte ein AMBER Mal mebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-20

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fetn, baB oer 2einiaGmen, melt0er etu
Sabr lang Gele8en unO ipnit gerubt bat,
lGngeren Sla9s gtebt, ais ser fri10e.
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men, tDcnn G-S Sabre aft, mebr uno
before Srit0te tragen, ais 0ie ~tpeni8er
men, Der "a Sabre aft it,.
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nus raphanistrum, au6 Grill genannt,
gebt thinner erlt i'm Dierten Sabre auf,
ru6t alio 3 bpne Sabre in Der @ree.
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abgebro6enen barten cDltn0rii6en Spaz
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man nun auf Dem udnlli6en Telee tDiez
ber Saferiaamem reinlter Dirt auSfdet,
10 ftn0et man bod basielbe boQ BON
Drill lnb tai muB autebmen, oaB Der
Saamen iebt erit ii6 CUR gflan6e erta
tpidelt babe. gSer fann iolde. @t=
16etnun9eu erflGren?
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Gamma, tpelde man belon0ereS germ afS
ltnterlGge gut 8ereoGung bon @artenroz
fen bertpeloet, braudt ilber ELL Sabr,
bis er anfgebt, - bic 9attel IL Otoz
nate. Sid NIT BET 8otanif bef6dftis
genoe @drtner f0nuten cine Wenge dbns
li6er intereiianter &6atiaden beri3ten.
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miro uns mitgetDeilt, osB Elm oorti8er
bptantfder @arten i'm Dortgen TrlblQ9r
auFS SleiBigite bonn a~ufgegan8elen Aus
fraut befreit ipurbe ultb 5tDar 10, baB
basielbe tpirfIt@ aus benz 8Ooen auSgez
3ogen ull6 ni6t bIoB 0bgeriiien iparo.
SIN TeLb aber babe Dasielbe wteoer elmer
QStele eeslt6en, obiDobl IS ntdt 9~ebiingt
ipor6en mar, ietn 6auptuntraut
iuar bas iOgenannte 9irtentdi10eny
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bteler Saamen ni6t i9on im Dfat aut9es
gangclt, mo eS tparln ge1u9 mar?
Sine genalte ltnteriuAulg oieler unb
GbnliberB erbGltnilie wdre fir Die YHans
senpbDiiDlogie Don groBer 8eoeutun8 lnno
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@egenitanOe ti0ti9er Botalifer gema3t
tperoem mDge.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
u ii. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner TN and y sts northwest

u 81. wARNER,
-: Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
feoerai Buildings, corner I,h and sts. northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BRICk DWELLING HOUSE, OF THE H so tnft
WEST CORNER OF AND i3x STREETS
sb asD Y hah ~
,sBy virtue q deed of.rus, dated March 18th.
the . es :na IN sss
pay, November ssd, ISIS, al CLOCK p. m, All
e epd Ss1E in sSs
tnown and designated as all Of Lot Iettered A, OF
IN square numbered two hundred and nifty seven,
tz,l with the Improvements thereon, consisting OF
Hse. 81 viPtus 81 Seed cf tru.. dated Feeru.,,
18Th 1875, and duly recorded In Liber No us, folio
ct ssa one Of the aforesaid land records, aud By
sss IS sas osiss, on
aSa
known and designated - lot numbered three so, in
Terms One fourth cash; balance in s, u and Is
months, with interest ct 8 per cent per annum Sc
cured By deed q trust on the property sold de-
An convey ancins at expense Of Surchsser. II term:
Of sale are no: complied with within seven DAYS af-
shs
chaser, after five days advertisement.
gg H6. J6 3 fnhbAssoGHE .' Trustees.
NTHI ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED.
Trustees. - " WV
nova -eo&ds OoLDwELL, Salesman.
RTBE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
hours and places By order Of 1sa Topstss '' same
novS-eo&ds T COLDWELL, Salesman.
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WV VOooo
COURT SALE.

By virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
March, lists, in the case Of William g. Huntington,
trustee, VS.. Robert J. Walker and others, being
equity cause number 1852, and by virtue OF the sew
era, DEGREES made in said cause and referred to in
Ss SsS
OF December, 1875, at O'Clock in the alter noon, the
whole Of lots No. three, 49, four, (l,j i've, (5) and
SIX, Col In square number six hundred and eighty:
Columbia: Each lot will be sold separately. Lot
3fonts lib feet North Capitol street, and 100 feet
on street north, contains ii 500 square feet Of
ground, and is improved By the three story and
tage," containing nineteen rooms, besides bath
room aud conservatory. The house is near the
Capitol and commands Q fine view Of Washington
Lot has . front Of OK feet on North Oapitol
street, between o and ID streets north, contains
10 AS square feet, and is improved only By an old
frame stable OF little value.
Lot 9 adloins Lot I on the north, and 10 Of the
Lot has . front OF lis feet on North Capitol
street and loo feet on North street 1t contains
II 800 square feet and Is improved By large two
house 1t is valuable lot for business purposes
because OF its being very near the Baltimore and
Terms OF sale as to each lot: One fourth cash. the
months from day OF sale; the deferred payments to
the notes Of the purchaser and lien on the prop
erty sold. A each let Is sold deposit Of Seo0 In
chaser II the terms Of sale be complied with a.
to either lot In i've days after the hnal ratification
Of the sale BY the court the trustee reserves the
fsnltine purchaser. All convey ancing at pur.
a: s. woBTHINGros. Trustee.
nov2e INV lads 635 street north west.
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Belts. December 9Th, MARY McFADEN BErrs
beloved daughter Of W lillian and Rosa Belts, aged
3 years aud II months.
She sleeps In the arms Of Jesus.
Funeral from her parents residence, 904 9th
street southeast, Sunday afternoon, at q. m. It
MILLS. On the 9Th December, 1875, at SIS o'clk
o. m, NAH AGNES, wife Of VIM III. Mills, Of this
The funeral will take place on Sunday, December
10Th. st half past clock, from her late resdepoe,
No. SOS 10Th street northwest. Relatives aud
friends are respectfully invited % attend.
REYNOLDS. On December 10th. ISIS, at Il % q
m, OF CONSUMPTION, NAOMI REYNOLDS, wife OF the
late Greenbury Beg nolds, In the 42d year Of her
Funeral services at the Christian Church, YER
mont avenue, between and streets, sunday, Ct
Soclock y. m.
ROCHE. Suddenly, on the 9th instant, Mrs.
mARGARkT Roche, native Of the parish of bb-
May her soul rest In peace. Amen.
Her funeral will take place Sunday, at 2 .. m,
from her son residence, John Roche, Ridge street |,
between &th and 5th and N and streets north
west.
sHANKLIN. GEORGE sHANKLIN departed this
life December 6th, 1875.
Friends and relatives respectfully req 90
attend the funeral which will take place SATURDAY.,
the nth, AZ II O'Clock st the ID Baptist Church
lfredericksburg papers please oOpy.l
sMALLW0OD. On the sth inst, at 6 20 o clock
q. m; :, BERTHA GESNIvT sNALLwOoD, aged 2
nonths and days youngest daughter Of John and
WILSON. At his residence in Georgetown, ON
the 9Th instant, at $50 a m, CHARLES WILSON, er.
Funeral services IT $50 .. m. 20 morrow.
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RALrInOKEk POTOMAC RAILROAD,
ID DEPOT cORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV.
After Monday, November nd, 1875, trains wiz run
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
900 an, Limited Ex press, daily for the West;
daily except Sunday for the North
7::O m, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, daily except Sunday.
s:s3 am, M. Lighted s 1IP5sss for Ne. York, daily
1l:ss am, asst Line w est and North, daily except
Sunday.
York, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
$40 pm, Acconmodaiion, daily except Sunday.
TAO pm, cincinnati Express. daily for the West;
daily except Saturday for the North.
ssRy We I9Tk ssa NETS
o13 an, New York TX press, daily.
$40 Am, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
II:IO am. Acconmodation, daily excep. Sunday.
LIS m; Baltimore and Philsdelphis Express,
4:o3 N, Limited Ex press from New York, daily
S:23 pm, Bay Express, daily except Sunday
s9 34o% sa,l dalis efsest sunday
IL :23 pm, Richmond Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 7:lo 9. m and leo
tram, Ss reep ns connect Bowie with
Trains leaving Washington st 500 o. N. and $50
D. m eonnsci Ct OdeotSn with trains Tor Annapolis
90 p m, connect az Bowie with trains from Pope's
Pssenccrs leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northw eet corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner 9th street and Pennsyva-
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati. Oolum-
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, st. Louis, New Or
GhssS9 3T Sd3s s., san dn, fnei'os' and I'll
GEO. O. WILKINS, suRer,iatendent,
N ~ pnyn n. nanu p...,- 49, -, 80. - -
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VIM. Ii. AsToR's WILL-The deceased
mllllonaires will has been offered for pro-
bate aid the heirs have been cited TO appear
before the surrogate. He amply provides for
his daughters, Mrs. Aida p. Carey and Mrs
Laura A. Delano; also for his granddaughter
Margaret A. Chanler. There are also the
following minor requests: To the widow of
Benjamin Astor, an annuity during her life
of 500 a year; 10 the American Bible So
ciety, Sl0,0 10 the Society for the Relief OF
Respectable Aged INDECENT Females, As GOO.
10 the Institution for the Blind, 5000 to the
New York Lying-1n Asylum, 50 900; To the
Ladies' Repository, 5000; TO the Exempt
Firemen's Benevolent Fund of the Nolun-
teer Fire Department, $4,000; 10 Philip ks
sam, Augustus L. Satterlee, VIM. w. Bruce
and Thomas NJ. Beare, 50 500 To each OF them
provided he shall be In the employ of the
testator at the time of his death. In regard
TO the Astor library, the will recites that the
testator had formed the resolution to add
Drary, founded by his father, which resolu
lion he contemplated to execute In his life
time; but he directs his executors TO pay 20
the trustees OF the library whatever portion
OF the $4,000 he may not have advanced or
paid in his lifetime.
By the codicil of May %, 1869, he declares
that the then unpaid balance of this $50, 600
is $40, 600, and by that codicil he gives To the
trustees OF the Astor library an additional
sum OF 5000 TO be paid in three successive
equal annual installments, the first at the
expiration of one year from the time of his
death. This 300, 900 he directs to be kept in
vested and held as permanent fund, the in
come Of which shall be applied, from time TO
time, TO the purchase of books and the MAIN
tenance OF the library, with liberty TO the
trustees of the library to expend not exceed
ing 900 of the capital I'm the purchase Of
books. Thefesidue of the real estate is given
TO his two sons, John Jacob Astor and VIM.
AstOr, in fee simple.
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EVENING STAR.
northumberland 10, lsza.
rttlfxfnx steam.

Steam may te made OF great use in TIE
kitchen. stale bread may be steamed: pota-
toes are better steamed than boiiei and the
same is true OF dumplings and putiingS,
But, aside from the steamer, steam wili<be
found very useful If properly utilized. All the
pots and kettles should be nicely fitted with
tin basins OF oppressed" ware; let the wire OF
the basin rest firmly on the top of the kettle.
The basins, being shallow leave room enough
beneath them for vegetables or meat. and
they will be found 20 be as useful as another
BILE but impossible breakfast dish for people
who have any business on hand, IL put into
one OF these basins, and steamed over a
kettle of potatoes or other vegetable, will be
found 10 be las good as new" it will remain
light-colored and have no taste OF scorched
butter. III picked Goldfish and milk Is 10 tie
prepared, put the fsh, which has been soaked
over night, on the stove, and let IL boil a
minute or two, pour of the water aud set the
basin over boiling kettle, add the milk, sea-
soning, and thickenine-egys. II u sed, should
not be put In till IL Is nearly done-aud IL
will cook nicely, without any danger OF
burning. Cracker wheat is best prepared In
this way: Use one third wheat and two
thirds cold water; stir occasionally. and add
salt when nearly done. IL is also good sub
stitute for farina kettle, for farina, blanc
mango, boiled custards, etc; but when much
should be used instead of the tin basin.
Many more ways I'm which steam may be
used will suggest themselves TO the iutelli
gent housewife, and we will merely add. that
IL REQ uires about one third more time 10 cook
food by steam than by boiling. and that any
thing cooked in this way should be closely
covered.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKEr.-Dur-
Ing the week the ackage distribution of do
nestle goods, although light, was probably
In accordance with the expectations OF rea-
than hand to mouth demand at this season
OF the year, when 1t is yet too early for job
bers TO commence operations for the spring
trade. There has been a continued brisk
movement In brown sheetings of various
grades. and low qualities OF cotton dannels
hands, prices OF these goods closing firm,
with an upward tendency on the former.
Prices were steady on the whole, and the
light supply Of brown sheetings indicates an
advance In the near future, while on the
other hand IL is not improbable that some
bleached shirtines will be found necessary
for the equalization of value. There has
been well-sustained and-for the season
liberal demand for really good styles of plaid
prints, of which the supply in this market is
unusually light. Neat dark fancies and
stripes have also received more attention
than of LITE, and there has been a steady
movement In robes. Shirtings were taken
In considerable lots by jobbers in excep-
tioDal cases, and at low figures, but the gen
has been little more interest manifested by
clothiers OF this and other cities In the ex-
animation OF the various STYLES of new pro-
auctions in woollen fabrics adapted TO spring
and summer wear, and their purchases dur
ing the week under review have been little
more liberal, although the general traffic
has been less spirited than many sanguine
holders expected. Business has remained
quiet with importers, as Is usually the case
at this season Of the year, but there was a
considerable movement in black aud colored
dress silks and few other descriptions of
holiday trade were In better demand.-N. Il.
Bulletin, Sth.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOSALs FOR BEEF FOR INDIANS
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT


LAWRENCE, KAN, Nov. Is, lS75.S
se' aSrH Rax Ss
named quantity Of Beef for issue to Indians in the
FOR the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency-a,0o,O 900
pounds gross weight. Beef cattle on the hOof.
vsSb h sssf sas on sbs Bod pounds gross
For the kiowa and Eonsnehe Agency-2,soo,Ooo
The delivery of the cattle must commence in each
Of the points named, on the first day Of February
ier date if required aud Thereafter deliveries shall
be made at such times, and in such quantities the
times Of delivery and amounts to be delivered to be
Determined and seasonable notice given By the re-
Good merchantable Beef Cattle will be required.
the Beef Cattle viii be delirsred al each Of the
Payments will be made on proper receipts after
the account therefor shall have been properly sp-
Each proposal must have a COPY OF this advertise.
ment attached thereto.
In executing any contract, the right will be re-
above TO an extent not exceeding twenty-five per
cent, and the right is also reserved TO reject any
the best interests Of the government.
defaulted in any bid heretofore made.
No contract, or part thereof, will be permitted to
the written consent Of the Secretary of the Int
rior.
Every bid must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft payable 10 the order Of the COMMITS
sioner Of Indian Affairs, on some United States de
draft shall be at least five per centum of the sg.
gregae amount OF the bid, or supplies proposed to
be furnished and IN case any bidder, on being
awarded contract, shall fail 70 execute the same,
with good and sufficient sureties, according TO the
terms on which his bid was made and accepted such
bidder shall forfeit the smoust deposited TO the
United States, and the same shall forthwith be paid
into the Treasury; but If ouch contract shall be duly
executed as aforesaid such draft or check 30 depos
tied shall be returned to the bidder.
At the execution OF the contract bond will be re-
ouired to it's full amount for the faithful PERFORM
ance thereof with two more sureties, whose suffi
cheney must be certified 10 by United States Judge
or district attorney.
Proposals should be enclosed in an envelope ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned and endorsed - Propos-
ais for Beef for IIdiSn 81
Bidders are invited to be present AZ the opening Of
the proposals. ENOCH HUA9,
Superintendent Indian Affairs.
poys1m,v,f 4, tilllbDec
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
STEAMER LINES.

TIE INLAND AND SEABOARD COASVINe
COMPANY OF ID. @.
sTEAMERs LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELHY.
FOh NORFOLK. CONNECTING WITH
LINES FOh BOSTON, PRO VIDENCE
AND NEW YORK.
On And after MONDAY, September 20, 1875, the
m s,ss%et ,b LADY OF THE LAkk win
Washington and Norfolk: Leave Washington Mon.
eeS{, eonesday and Friday at p. m. Leave Nor
Iolk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ct n m
lare to Norfolk, o. Round trip, o.. Tickets good
sTEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR POTO.
MAC BiVER LANDINGS
Inc company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on the route she will, and after TUES
DAn october d, make semi weekly trips sto pins
81 All the principal landings as follows:
IGEsDAf-Leave W ashiI gton at o. m, going
% VurriomAn; returning, arrive In Washington
Wednesday afternoon,
FklpAf-Leave W Arlington at q. m , going to
Currloman, and on SATURDAY, contin uing down
@ Gone over returning, arrive in Washington
All Freight for River Land ngs must positively be
For tickets, statercoms or Information, apply ct
the once OF the COMPANY under Metro politaa Bank
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct2s- "
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MERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
1VI BETWEEN
WASHING TON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine STEAMSHIP Pc r. G. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week $500
y trips between NEW YORK, ALEX sfEN
ANDkIA. WAS II n GTON snd1Zz2h
GkOkGET0WE, as fOlOws:-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier Al East River every SATURDAY az 4
p NJ leave 81 0EGEI0Nk every FBlDAY at !
q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
For full Information apply TO r. p A DENHAM
business ONCE and wharf, 90 Water street, George
town, at the Office of the President near street
bridge. J. THOMPSON Pre.,aent
Freights delivered by Knox's Express Orders
left at General Office, sos PennsyITania avenue
or at the steamers wharf, viii be promptly attended
10. ty
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, II. VAIN BR.

X II. WAkN1R.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NICHOLS AVENUE, PO-
TToMMAG o StT 4.., AARJ0INING TEI0NT6WN.
TIAL TWO:sTORY FRAME DWELLING AND
SNE ACRE OF GROUND, HANDSOMELY
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated August
~ 10Th, A. d. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No
~ folio M ct one Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and by the written request of
the party secured thereby, we will sell st public
auction, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, De.
cemter goth, lS76, at O'Clock p. m, all that
certain piece or parcel OF land, situate and being
in the county Of Washington, District Of Columbia
and known and Designated as lot numbered twenty
four (2) in section numbered seven "a Of 3. q.
Pemeroys ct; al: subdivision Of Barry Farm, to-
gether with the Improvements, Consisting of good
substantial two story frame dwelling.
Terms: One fourth cash and the balsn ce ia 8, IL,
and Is months, with interest at per cent. per an.
num, secured By deed Of trust the rerty sod
deposit Of BOO will be required at time OF SALE
All conveyancing at expense of purchaser. Ii terms
Of sale are not complied with within 10 days after
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defaultnR pur
chaser, after days advertisement
JNO. JOY EDISON, trustees.
decs- eodds J. T. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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TOMORROW.

THOMAS DOWNING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of La.imer Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and 18th st.
ONE NEW McPHAIL co. PIANOFORTE,
sUPEkB INST RumENT, COST g 700; ONE
ERAL LOWER GRADE PIANOS; ELEGANT
FRI NCH-PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIR
kORS; sUPERlOR BLACK WALNUT MAR
RLE-T0P CHAMBER FURNIruRE: NAE
STiTEs; HAIR AND HnsK MhTTREssEs:
BkuSssLs, THkEEPLY AND INGRaIN
CHINA AND GLASSWARE; YELLOWWARE:
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES; KITOH-
EN- REQUISITES; BAR COUNTER, &C., AT
a on SATURDAY MORNING. December IL,
W 1875, at 10 O'Clock, in front of my auction
~ rooms, shall sell large and varied collection
of the above goods
N. B.-The Pianos will be sold precisely at II
O'Clock, IN the sales room.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
dec9-2t Auctioneer.