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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

AcClDENT.-Our friend and fellow cit
izen' Joseph II. Campbell, Esq, whilst on
visit to Indiana last week, met with an
accident which resulted in fractur;no .,
three of the bones in his right hand
He was about leaving that place on
wednesday morning, it appears, to come
home, when the horse which he was RI
ding became restive, and began to rear
and kick In most wicked manner. In
his efforts to curb his steed, Mr.. c., by
some means or other, brought his hand
down with such violence upon the horn of
the saddle, as to break three of the bones
The injured member was properly atten-
ded to by Drs. Stewart, of Indiana, and
M Farland, Of Salisbury. Mr. Campbell
Is now at home, and hopes to regain the
use Of his hand in a few weeks.
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A RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg. Pa

ID DAILROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
IA bria county, Pa. (Near Penna. Railroad
Station.) JAS. D. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE will be fur
nlshed with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best oi liquors in
Guiding Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient STABLING is
attached to the premises.
Wilmore, August %, lS59tf
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EBENsBURG FOUNDRY.


'Nhe undersigned respectfully informs
IL the citizens of Ebcnsburg and vicinity,
that he has opened Tailoring establishment
next door to DR.. Bunn's Drug Store, where he
Is prepared to manufacture garments of the
latest style and most complete workmanship.
He hopes by strict attention to business to
merit and receive share of patronage.
THOMAS DEEINE.
Ebensburg, Sept. l, lS59:ly.
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To OUR FRIENDs.-We go to press one
day in advance of our regular publication
day. This is owing to the fact that the
editor, publishers, printers and devil are
all afflicted with desire to have a good
old time of it at our county Fair.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

EBENsBURG BAND.-We are pleased to
chronicle the fact that Professor Smith
the renowned master of music-who has
done perhaps as much as any man living
to soften stony hearts-has arrived in town
and purposes sojourning few days in our
midst, As the Ebensburg Band has been
under his tutorage, and is engaged for the
Fair, it is said that the Professor will as
sumo their leadership on that OCCASION
We may safely look out therefore for a
rare musical treat.
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PATR0NEZE YOgR OWN!
THE Protection N,aatoi Fire Insurance Co..
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY

VI ]
CATED AT EBENSB URG, PA.
TENHE above named Company, organized
Il April 6th 1857, will effect assurances on
property at safe rates. Being particularly
careful in the risks taken, this Company pre-
SentS reliable and cheap medium, through
which persons may secure themselves against
probable losses by fire.
Office on Centre Street, nearly opposite
Thompson's Mountain House"
D. II. ROBERTS, Pres.
A. G. MULLIS, Sec'y. Il Treas.
JOSEPH II. CAMPBELL, Agent
Aug. 25, l869-ly
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ROWLING SALOON.

SOMETHING NEW IN EBENSBURG.
y
The undersigned having opened a Bowling
Saloon, connected with his Restaurant, in the
basement of Myers new Hall, respectfully re-
quests all who wish good exercise to give him
a call. Rsa ALE and LAGER BEER, of the
most approved manufacture, constantly on
hand THOMAS MBRIEN
Ebensburg, August %, lS59:tf
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NEW GOODS {.

NEW GOODS!
Nhe subscriber has just received from
Il the East the incest lot of LA-nss,
DIES SHOES that were ever brought SX4
to Ebensburg, consisting of all kinds of ~
MOROCCO LACE BOOTS, with and without
heels and at all prices: GUM SAN
DALS. CONGRESS MOROC-
co BOOTS. CON
GRESS KID BOOTS, and
every variety of Misses & Children's
SHOES, BUTTON SHOES, LACE SHOES, and
Gal iters.
ALsO-a very large supply of Mems and
Boys HATS and CAPS; Heavy and fine Calf
b . S of all descriptions, Ready-made
SHIRTS, Cotton HOSE, Woolen Socks, STA
TIONARY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, &c, kept
constantly on hand, cheaper than be
bought elsewhere.
Call and see. TERMS CASH.
C. r. JONES.
Ebensburg, Sept Is, ls59.tf
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SERENADE-On Monday night, last, we
FeFe favored with serenade by the Eb-
ensburg Brass Band. We are at all times
pond OF music, but we felt upon this occa-
flon that 1t had charm about it which
Te had never before experienced. Long
'nay this Band flourish. Long may its
nem0ers live and when they come to
leaye this earthly stage of existence, our
prayer IS, that they may all pass out in
fuch way, that, in the day of final reck-
tAIns, the music of GabrieIs trump will
pe as sweet to them, as their music has
tcen to US!
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JACOB STHAL.
c. T. ROBERTS,.
STAHL s. ROBERTS.

'Aoob sIhAL. C. T. ROBERTS.
STAHL s. ROBERTS,
DEALERS IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES 6 JEWELRT
NJ e would respectfully inform the citi-
w zens of Ebensburg, and everybody
else, that we have just received, at our new
store room, opposite E. Shoemaker Il Sons
store, at the sign of the Bow Window, the
largest stock of
CLOCKS
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
&c, &c, &c,
ever offered for sale in this town We are
determined to, and 'ciU, sell as cheap as can
De bought elsewhere, and hope by our efforts
to accommodate and please, not only to retain
all our former patrons, but to merit and Sc
cure large accession to the same.
OE7D All kinds of Clocks, Watches & Je,r-
tS etry repaired on the shortest notice,
IN the best manner, and warranted
August %, l659:tf
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a GooDIDEA.-Our enterprising friends,
Lewis Rodgers and Newton l. Roberts,
have erected goodly number of seats on
the Playground for the accommodation of
spectators. The spot upon which they
are placed is well selected, and commands
a full view of everything going on in the
ring. All who take their wives or chill
dren to the Fair should not fail to procure
seats. The prices are liberal
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

at the following very low prices:
Hunting Verge Watch, arrantet:::..-:.::SG,2 %
Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto sold in
this town at S2O and then reduced TO
Sl4 will now sell at from::::SlO 0 to SII.5o
hunting Levers from:::::::::::::::::;Sl2 to $1,000
Open Faced Cylinders, heretofore
sold at $40, will sell at from::rS7 TO $500
open Faced Detached Levers:::::S 10 to SI2.OO
-4u trdtches sold 'cW be 'carraHted to 90 for
f'csi'e months: or exchange for another Of equal
c0luc.
Everybody is invited to call and examine
the stock, as style it is unrivalled in this COM
munlty, while the prices at which it is offered
are unprecedentedIy low. Goods sold for
CASH only.
AParticular attention paid to rcbaring
Clocks, Watches, JewIery, &C, of all kinds.
for which the Cambria Iron Company's "scrip''
VIII be taken at par. All work warranted
TOWN AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS
supplied with Watches, Jcwelry, &c. at less
than city prices. JOS. G. HOLMES. Agent.
Sept. 6, lS59.-ly.
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New GooDs.-John NColgan, of Will
more, has returned from the city, and is
now opening a large stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. He has been so busy at
tending to the wants of his many custom
ers, that he has not had time to prepare
an advertisement for our paper this week,
but he has promised to do so in time for our
next issue In the meantime, we would
advise all in want of goods at very low
rates to give him call.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

EBENsBURG LYCEUM-The question
for discussion by the Ebensburg Lyceum,
on next Friday night, is:
;. ResolUed, That the principles of the Rcpub-
hcan party, as promulgated by its platforms
ana advocated by its leaders, are inconsistent
with the fundamental principles of our Gov
ernment.
There Will also be lecture delivered
by William Tibbott, Esq, on "Self Cul-
ture,D Mr.. Tibbott is eminently qualified
for lecturer, and we have no doubt his
lecture upon this occasion will be fraught
with useful and instructive matter for all
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

NEW FIRM-NEw GoODs.-Messrs. D..
Y Evans x Son, our friends of the Clo-
'n'ns Store down street, have just received
ana opened out large and well-selected
assortment Of cheap and durable Ready
hade Clothing. In connection with this,
.ey have filled up their shelves with a
l'se and endless variety of Dry Goods,
p'oeeries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, &c
V'' young friend, John II. Evans, the
lo2ming member of the firm, is superin-
tndent of the Mercantile department.
'Iye them a call, We who are in want of
nything in their line.
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CARINET WARE RooM-Robert Evans.
Y Formerly Of the firm of Mills & Evans, }
lIoFms the citizens of Ebensburg, through
'le columns of The AHeghaaiaa, that he
sun on hand, ready and willing to re-
.c've and execute all sorts of commissions
MS line Of business. He has large
! -an'ity Of Sofas, Tables, Chairs, &c, at
! rooms, which he will sell very cheap.
fatronize him.
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LAST NOTICE.

7 AWRENCE CASSIDY, of Wilmore,
Z 1 hereby gives notice to all indebted to him
to call and settle Immediately, otherwise he
viii be compelled to collect with costs.
Wilmore, August 25, lS59:9t
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GONE WEsT.-Major t \. Mcguire
and John G. Given, Esq. have gone West;
the former to take the editorial charge of
Democratic daily paper, in Davenport,
Iowa, and the latter to prospect We are
sorry to part with the Major, as few men
are better pOa mp, and we envy the "Hawk
Eyes" their acquisition. We take pleas
ure in recommending the Major as worthy
their confidence and esteem.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

Prolific STALK-A stalk of buckwhcat
was pulled on the farm of George Settle
moyer, in Summerhill township, which
yielded 1879 grains. IF any body can
beat it, let them speak now, or forever af-
ter hold their peace.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

''lLL THEY CoME.-We had the pleas
j., yesterday, of receiving another beau
III bouquet from the hands of some fair
les IN Jefferson and what is still more
sa"ins-a splendid gold @ ringl We
1 urn our thanks to the fair donors, and
'Pe that beautiful flowers in profusiop
spring up in their paths of life, and
,Heir days of usefulness, like the ring,
ay be without end!
i oUTsIDE.-We publish on our
I NC to-day, the third paper of ok
4 = from PencilIings at Sea" 1t will
! 'oOad very interesting.
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LARGE APPLE.-Our friend, William
Ltzlnger, Esq., Of Loretto, seems to be
quite an adept in the business of raising
fine apples. He exhibited to US on Thurs
day last, quarter section of fall pippin
grown in his garden, which was of most
delicious flavor, and in size exit aordinary.
Mr.. Litzinger informed us that the whole
apple measured fourteen inches in circum
ference, and weighed a pound and three
ounces; and that it was but a fair specimen
.ot many more grown upon the same tree.
Unfortunately the sample shown us was
tde last piece of the last apple of the lot,
and was somewhat decayed: fact which
causes US to regret sorely that we did not
Flslt Loretto few days sooner.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-06

CHILD INJURED.-A little child, IS
months old, daughter of Frederick Arcn-
felt, was run over by heavily loaded wa
gon, on the street in Wilmore, on Tuesday
of last week. The child was seriously in
iured, but is still living.
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AUTUMN.-The season of the "sere
and yellow leaf" is upon us;
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest Of the year"
The surrounding forest has doffed its
gay green garb, and in its stead now wears
the 'coat Of many colors." A few more
short days, few more nipping frosts, a
few more chilly winds, and the trees will
bare their branches to the blasts of win
ter. We cannot witness these remarkable
changes in Nature without feeling the i'm
press Of a solemn truth. Every leaf that
falls, every flower that fades, tells man
that he must die. But-happy thought !.
when the leaf falls, we have hope that
the tree shall bud again And the fading
Hower.-in its presence we feel that ''when
the body shall drop as withered calyx,
the soul shall go forth as winged seed"
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RETURNED.-The editor Of The IEOas-
tai1ee- has returned from Philadelphia,
whittier he had been in attendance at the
State Fair He looks as we'll and hearty
as ever, and reports that he had good
time of it.
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No SMALL POTATO.-Ourf friend Foster
of the Arcade Hotel, is exhibiting, free
of charge, a mammoth potato, weighing
two pounds and three ounces. 1t is quite
a curiosity in its line. Call around and
see it.
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LIST OF JURORS.-In another column
will be found a list of the Grand and
Traverse Jurors drawn to serve at the
next term Of our Cambria county courts
As matter of local news, the list Will be
interesting to most of our readers
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constitution treats at length upon what
il considers the treachery of ''The Bogus For
ney Convention" and warns all true Demo
Gratis to stand aloof from its concentrating in
fuences.
The Constitution thinks that it must be ex-
tremely refreshing to the factionists who are
building their hopes of success on alleged diffe
FENCES among Democrats, to observe the nume-
rous proof which every day brings forth of the
sort Of ''Aarmony" that exists and is likely to
exist among themselves.
The H4tetifgsneer publishes a communica-
tiOn from Washington Territory, showing that
aquestion of boundary is about to arise be-
tween the United States and British Govern
ment in relation to a line that. in the settle
ment Of the Oregon controversy, was left by
the treaty for future determination.
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NICARAGUA APFAIRs.-Th treaty forward
ed oy the Nicaraguan authorities to Senior Je
rez few days ago, and submitted to this GOV.
eminent, is modification of the Cass- Irissar,i
treaty; or, rather, merely a reproduction of
'nose portions of the Cass-Irssarri treaty which
were rstihed by the National Assembly of Me-
nsgus months ago, and persistentIv re;act.d
~ the authorities here. 1t grants 10 this Co.
eminent the right to protect the trsn.;, 80.
from hhbuster invasion, without helm. LII
upon to do so by Nicaragua: but - 49, u
protection from any other parties heinz -o,.D v
sary, this Government is not priyileysJ - =
terfere until called upon by Nicaragua W
tually, it places the United States in tba -:
ton Of protector of the reigning party in Nics.
ragua against flibustering and internal feuds
but does not allow it to protect the interests Of
It's own citizens against other aggressions which
may occur in cases Of revolutions, insurrec ions
Re
Ii IS said that the treaty made by Sir VIM.
"ore ousely with Nicaragua is precisely SINH
,Ni 70 TINS, and, therefore, President Martinez
Ir 81, 'nat this Government should be satisfied
-. "s Is So Sir Ousely has signally failed in
$50. n' and his government will hardly
.he treaty. The sending back here
. nose rejected Propositions is regarded
,ha ana not much doubt exists that
we Administration will proceed to ths s,, ,n
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aMORaBTOwNI.
Corrsspondsnos of The Star.


~ GEoRsErowK, April 10, 1859.
We learn from number Of farmers and others
from the surrounding country, that the recent
cool mornings have quite seriously damaged the
early ffut and some of the more tender species Of
early vegetation. Yesterday morning we had a
light fall Of snow, and this morning very con-
siderable frost
The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester,
day was again very limited, and prices advanced
about 81 per 100 lbs. Only IS head in all were
offered. which were purchased by District butch
ers at 81 IL aS6. as on the hOof equal to so .25a
SI3 10 net Sheep-tU0 head offered, and all sold
at ia5c per 10. few spring lambs, Of fine qual-
it's, have come in, and sold at S3aSi per head.
Veal calves, 5a6c per III. gross.
The flour and grain market is very inactive; but
very little of either offering. No change in prices
have occurred since our report Of saturday
IL you want to lots of fun, and hear some eN-
cellcnt and humorous pieces sung in real scientific
style, wait upon Old 10 Sweeny Co, at the
Cornucopa, Cox's, tonight.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. &. MCGUIRE h CO, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES AND CAR
l. RIAGE-On SATURDAY MORNING. April
rooms by virtue Of deed in trust recorded Fsb@
ary 18th; Iss We sha sell to the highest bidder
pair Of Carriage Hoses.
Set Of Double Silver plated harness.
SIX months with interest secured to the satI.fsc-
ti9n "fthe Trustee;
aPls-d J. c. MCGUIRE a co, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
p. Fg tS In.RE n ACTON
residence of John Fa ", Esq, U D. c. =. No. I7J
street, bctweed 18th and 2th streets west. at ten
Household Furniture. such as
handsome Sofa and Lounges.
PaIlnr, Ca Stor and Fancy Chairs.
Black Walnut Spring seat Easy Chairs,
Rosewood sofa Table,
Writing Desks AMI Screens,
Eegsgt PSy che Gass, fnest French plate, s. by 2
Sets Of four Brocatelle and Lace Curtains, with FIX
Sets Of Damask, Noreen and Muslin Curtains.
nSseis, Ingram and Venitian Carpets,
Crumb Baize and Olcloth,
pIsro Forte, Sideb9aIi s ard Trays,
Vases, Lamps and Mantal Ornaments,
Do Bedsteads, Wardfobes, W sshstands aud
Superior Feathsi Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses. &c,
Couches, Rocking and Easy Chairs, Hat Rscks,
2 Parlor Crates. neatly new. AMI Passage Stoves,
One fne Framed Oil Landscape, and Framed En-
cravings.
French China Dinner, Dessert and Gilt Band Tea
Set,
Fine Cut Class Decanters,
Dishes, Tumhers. Wines. Chamra ines, &c,
Silver plated Coffee and Tea Service,
Do. Castnrs, Cake Baskets. &c,
With q variety of Table, Kitchen, and other arti-
cles unnf ccssary To mention.
Terms: All sums under S3I cash over SJO. q
credit of two and four months will h. given. for
nnta all tn h ltSsa f.rIlx anln sd
barring interest.
apl A. GREEN, Auct
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IL THOusH "THE STAR" Is PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF bALTi-
MORE, ITS EDITION IL so LARGE A. TO REQUIRE 1T
TO Blk PUT TO PRESS AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
EASEMENTS, THEREFORE,, SHOULD BE SENT IN By
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE MKT DAY.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY 10, 1899.

DrTHE SrAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LzITxRs
lrNAryIys IN THE WASHINGTON CRY PosT OFFICE
uypxR THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHxx TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
YHR LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF THE OFFICE. lTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10
MORE THAN DoUBLR THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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MRNrs TO Blk INHERITED IN THE BALTIMORE Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THK
STAR oFYIcK-
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-yery desirable ROOMS with
- good BOARD can be obtained moderate
LIST street, Georgetown. l6-lm'
MRS. r.. q. HARRISON, who has kept Con-
lVl gressionol boarding house for the last ninete
years, will, the 18th Of pr, open her house for
the accommodation Of permanent and transient
boarders. Those who desire quiet and Comfort
tween ~ and 9Th streets, south aide. ap 7-lms
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ATION ,,,

TION A !.
~ MUSICAL CONVENTION.
The Animal Convention of the National Musical
Association Will commence ITS session TT r.
DAY MORNING, April 18th, At IL O'Clock, at the
Smithsonian Institution, and will adjourn the
Friday evening following.
Mr.. w. u. Bradbury, uf New York, well and
favorahly known thrOu gh"ut the mon the coln-
poser oil some oi our most popular and useful Church
Music, has been selected a. the Conductor. He will
be assisted by Mr.. Theodore r.. Perkins. a dIstin-
guIshed graduate Of the North Reading Normal In
stitute. Miss Kate Bennett, of New York, y laty
possessing brilliant soprano voice, and other
seal celebrities will he present and assist ia all the
exercises.
The exercises will consist in rendering the vari
Gus styles Of music, both sacred and SECULAR with
the best effect The cultivation Gf the voice will
also be treated of ard every department of vocal
music illustrated. Those desiring TO acquire a cor
rect sty lie IN sin. ing will derive more advantage an
attending the coming Convention than theN eau 10y
the Ordinary routine ia the space of q months.
Tickets ~ cents emitting the holders tn attend al
the sessions and the closing Concert They an be
procured at the Bookstores. and of Messrs. II. Q.
MagrudeT, J. II. Daniel, r. A. Tucker, John Il.
Dawson, or Ofthe President, or Corresponding Sec
rotary. y. d. GURLEf, President
r. GLENROY, Cor. Sec'y. apis
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LOST AND FOUND.

g SREWARD;-Stoleno or strayed away from the
Oh premises of the subscriber, on Tues
day, April 9Th, a dark hay MARE, of small ~
size, with three white feet, blind in one eye,N.<A
short name. aud large white spot in her forehead.
and sore hack. The above reward will be paid If
returned to corner OF Nj and 2lst sts.
apl9-3t- JAS. KENNEDY.
I OST-On TUESDAY morning, April 18th, either
u on Bridge or Water streets, Georgetown, an
ACCOUNT BOOK, containing promsory not = to
the amount of four or five hundred dollars. of mo
To- but the owner. and some bills for col
lection. hHra reward will bs paid for its return
tu X. ~. DtRNES' Livery Stable. Bridge street,
Georgetown. ap la8'
I OST-On Sunday morning, in walking from q
1 street t"PP"sits B"ulanger's Restaurant Z" 81
Johns Church, passing through Lafayette Square.
a dark green Lava BR EASFPtN; for the recovery
of which suitable reward will be paid, If left at
300 Il street. ap 1881
STRANED AWAY From the subscriber, on
- Saturday, \ prI 10th. = small s>OR REL. ~
MARE, nth a small white star in her fore l~N
head, and CALLED mark from the use OF theN&A
collar on her right shoulder. Has long fetocks
hbsIal reward will ne paid for her return to me-
or for information that NAV lead Ia her recovery
WILL AN PHIPPS.
ap 1885, First Toll Gate, 18th street Road.
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led &c. Mcguire en- a,,.,s
BY &c: MCGUIRE a CO.. Auet,onesrs.

b9 . Y -HNu I ihFs a GU. AuctIOneeTs.
NAIUABI.E IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
v NORTH STREET BETWEEN l6TU IN On
STREETS WEST AT AUCrIoN.-By virtue oI \ decree
of the Circuit Court If the District az Coinr,I,,
the suhscrii,er, a. Trustee under satd ,ieeT.e WI
SCI, az PGbllc Auction, on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, April 25th. at o'clock, an the prenisss
the following valuable real estate Of the Are o.,
nodore Cassin, lot No. l6 and part of No. IS. Ia
Square No. s. an Washington CITY fToDtin an n,rrfb
street. between 26th and 9Th streets vest tny,b
er with the improvements. consisting ofa tbrcs
story brick Dwelling House. '''''
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue tn tbraa
equal instam at nine, eig htaen aud tWet, ,,g
months: the deferred payments Co bear i,it.r,1st
from the day of sale. and the payment thereof ta -
secured 10y blonde with surety aIl lieu on the pre1
Uses SOLD. '''o t'0i'-
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