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BvJAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aactioueers.
IMPROYED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-In
l. compliance with an order of the Circuit Court
of the District OF Colum5i4 entered October 18th,
against Tacey Daniel and others. directing 3 sale
of the real estate OF which. John Tabler died,
by The Court in Ea.d case, will offer for sale the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 7th day Of july, 1868,
at O'Clock p. M. commencing with the -st
named following lots of ground and improve
ments, lying in the city of Washington, D. c.. viz:
Lot No 10, subdivision in Square no $50, fronting
81 feet 18th street west, between and streets
and containing 1909 feet and Lot No 2, sub
division in Square No. 480, fronting 90 feet on 5th
street west between and streets, and contain
ing 1853 square feet, the improvsmets on each Of
said Lots consisting of small Frame House.
Terms Of safe: Cash.
THEO SHECKELS,
BE NETT AENEINa,
JAMES W. BARKER.
ZEPHANIAH JONES.
Commissioners.
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ency OF weather, the pic mic OF the Edward
Everett Association Is postponed until further
notice.
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RssIsrIsa AN ENReLIsa OgYIcER--John
~. Sidney was arrested yesterday by one of
the metropolitan Police and committed 10 the
enrolling officeS.
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xm cHYAY.sl AxD BKsS HAN BTs N THE WonLD-
Mover Fades a. Wdssss 0ss.-UphAxnh Hair Dye, 50
@. Ford. corner llth street md Rs. avenue, Wash.
Layton. end Henry Geek. A&xsndrio. 1a6.N
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"a TiOSA al LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury having extended
70 the
FIRST DAY OF AU6TST NEXT
the privilege of conversion, shall tinue until
that date to furnish
TEE N1W
Elk PER CENT. BONDS
OF tae
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
o. after Ave years. at the option of the government
These Bonds are the
CHgAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market.
BEING SOLD AT PAR
and yielding
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
IN GOLD,
Equivalent ct present price of coin to
Nine pr Cent. fa Currency.
They offer q
SECURE AND PROFITABLE MODE OF IN
yESTMENT.
For large or small sums,
THE COUP PEN BON D6
are issued in
sos. SI00's S5oo's, and 81 COOS.
and the
REGISTERED BONDS IN
sos, Slo0's, S600's, 81 ,0o0's, and $S.eno's.
Persons desiring further information concerning
the loan can procure, upon application at our
counter, or by mail, circulars answering all
questions that may arise.
JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers.
~ Asa 18th street.
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GEN. SICKLEs.- This gallant officer was
on stretcher to No. Dis F street. His leg was
amputated above the knee, but he is getting
along admirably. The President visited him
yesterday, congratulated him on his ability
and courage, and expressed the greatest regret
that he should have received the dangerous
wound which rendered amputa.ion necessary.
Living with folded arms on the stretcher, as he
was carried 10 his quarters, the bystanders
noticed that he wore the same imperturbable
air distinguishing MIN in health.
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AUCTION SALES.


fhIs AFTERNOON AND fS.MORROW
By B. LEWIS & CO., Auctionesra.
WE WILL BILL AT THR HORSE MARKET,
ROW gS. % Sta ssTTss ssd the Sanal re- NO
Also: II. ~ Horse. year. old, s.lon sins to
an 0n''r' to % se'd B. lewis esE lis's' CO. Aue
By VI. WALL & CO., AuctioDeers
A''hs Bazaar, % LGs,,iana are. Ssi,csn Oh a.a
lofh Streets
HSH At
st % o'clock We win sell At orr Bazaar and epos-
S'h and 18th
Numbe. Of work, saddle and Harness Horses.
Second h.na su H S 6sr1issss, Hack, ph.eson
With variety 81 Vehicles Of diasrsst k,Sas. Har
jyS W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
By MARSHALL PAGE A.ctioneers.
nEsIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSEAND
the on siress sssus eel.
Fourth and fifth, on, TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
aes &C S
Terms: Ons.tkird cash; balance in and IL months.
je Is d MARSHALL 4 PAGE, Aucts.
ByMARsHALL PAGE Auctions.rs.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF
80 srKfsr 1 AyESY. A
prenees a. m n.a psst . Of Lot
Square So. with Improvement, consi.tins Of frame
store on the corner and substantial fra ne house
This stand is valuable for q restaurant or lager
beer garden.
Terms: o. e third cash; balance in and Il months
Sale peremptory.
js24-d MARSHALL Il PAGE. Aucts.
ByW L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TNRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sDtt THE the ss Sf jail
1885, in front of the bremises, at o'clock p. m ,
by virtue of deed of rrust 70 the bscri beY bear
ing date the 18th day of October 1889 and recorded
in Liber j, A g., No 11 folins 1885, etc, one of the
land records, &c, / shall offer for sale at pu bic
auction the following improved property, to. wit:
Part OF Lot numbered five 6, in Square mum red
three hundred and twenty Eve. (325 of the plan of
the city OF Washington the said part fronting nine
teen l9) feet six f6l inches on 2tn st. vest and
tending back one hundre t1UOl feet with the free
use Of an alley three 80 feet wide and running back
on the south line of said part of lot, {refsrence be-
ing had to prior deeds for more particular de-
scription viii appesr,) with the improvements
thereon, consisting of neat and comfortable two
stery and attic frame house with back building
This property is located on 18th street west be-
tween and streets eouth b, in the immed ate vi
cinity OF the Smithsonian Institution, and Is one
of the most desirable residences in the city The
neigh Dor hood is healthy, with good water
venient.
Terms of sale: One. half cash; the residue in
and IL menths, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and pro perly secured
deed given and deed of trust taken.
three days from the day of sale the trustee
the to resell the said property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser
All conyeyancins a the cost Of the purchaser.
A. LLOYD, Trustee
je a 2awlm&ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT BUKGLARY.-Last Satur-
day night some burglar or burglars entered
the grocery store OF j. w. Davis, corner OF
Ninth and f streets. The entrance was effected
by the front door, which was opened by means
OF nippers. The burglars then went to work
the middle Of the floor, and turned over upon
some hams Of bacon. They charged the lock
with powder, but for some reason it did not
explode, and the burglars left, probably in a
hurry, as the powdsr.w was still in the lock OF
the safe, and nothing Of value was taken. The
attempt was bold the store being upon a very
public thorouehfare, and within q few steps
OF ths Third Ward station house.
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PIC MICS, &c.

PIC MICS, &c.
THE PIC MIC OF THE PIONEER CLUB
i which was take place to-day ia postponed on
account of the weather until tn ESDAY, 18th July
Should the weather prove unfsvorable it viii take
place the next fair dav
MANAGERS.
James Ball T. Newman,
J. c. Rented 1t"
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF BOARD WITH.
" out lod gings can call at ara 18th street, one
door south of where they will be accOmmo cd atsd
and State Departments. jy 2-3tr
TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO WILL ROOM To-
front room and board at a moderate price. A
email front room. suitable for one gentleman,
also be had at $40 Mass. avenue. jy2-2t.
A LARGE ELL-FURNISHED HOUSE
"A beautifully situated on Capitol Hill, is now
PREPARED to take permanent boarders; rooms all
preferred Reference exchanged. First street
east, between and B. je25-lw*
TOR RENT.-One or two ROOMS, large, airy,
L and Gem tortably furnished, with excellent
board. The house is in the immediate vicinity of
four Departments of the Government, and has
times will possibly permit. To those who desire
quiet pleasant home, free from preteusion. show;
where every attention is paid to the comfort of its
inmates this opportunity is offered. Apply at No.
800 18th street, between and streets.
je q tt
DERsONs DEsIRING BOARD MAY FIND
Il all the comforts of an elegant home by apply
west OF the War and Navy Departments, Ons Of
the pieasantest locations, with of ths finest
views, in the city, Water ard gas in every room.
Table bosrders taken. ia 70 1 M
GUNNER BOARDING,-Thosew wishing to spend
Ct Mt Airy, eight miles from Philad phia, the
Cbesnut Hill railroad. The country is healthy
and very beautiful. The house is spacious and
munication with the city. Address MIRA. b ROOBE Il,
No. 1912 Pine st, phls my II 2sE2m*
frLBKKs FROM THE DEPARTMENTs. ARMY
~ and nav. officers and strangers visiting WASH
ms5 d al hse o one S Ct h
Missouri avenue. One very large front room, I'd
story, Row vacant. rny Is
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

kVTUhE 0AfS.
Byw. L. WALL & co.. Auetionesrs.
fSAT AsG AZ ,S
a. eel"ss We s Nil; nin ell :. the city corp
- Hogs, Goat. Geese.
jv6-d WI WALL & CO.. Aucss.
ByJ O. MCGUIRE d co.. Aucti.nsers.
FURNITURl AND kFGEOTS OF A FAMILY
July q ooiosl g No sas
street between 9Th and 10th we shall sen the Par
M Mssrble, TOP Center and Sofa Tables.
sr nsssHs ind SI tn franz Carer Sss.:
9iicioth Mating, Bugs.
bsmassk oans fss. SHADES Shnsaiss Rocker.
Bedstead', Bureaus, Wardrobes,
Hair and Husk mattresses, Boosters and Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Spreads,
sideboard Dining Table,
French China Dinner and Tea Ware,
ceos1s snG oSsT sso4es
Together with general assessment of Kitchsa
,ysd J. q. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auots.
HTHE AnovE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequenee of the rain until THURSDAY. ysk
jyS-d ~ &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucss.
Byw.L. WALL & co, Auctione.rs.
South corner Pennsylvania arenas and Niath stree9
TNRUsTEK's BALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
i THE SIXTH WAap-By virtue of . deed of trust
to the subscriber, dated October ia, 1850 and re-
corded in liner A. g., No 2os, folio 4ss, &c one Of
the land records, will offer for sale At public anc
ton on MONDAY, the 18th of July. 1858, at S
O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms of W. L. Wall Il Co..
Lot 9, Square loo4, of the plan of the city OF
Washington
Terms: One. third cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, pure haser's notes satisfac-
toriiy endorsed and bearing interest and secured
by deed of trustpn the pre- mises.
chaser.
If the terms OF sale are not complied with with
in five days from the day of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right 10 resell the said property at
the risk an cost of the defsulting purchaser, on
giving one days notice in SOME ne sspaper pub-
lished in the city of Wash ingtop.
EDWARD @. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
jeS W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.


GROWERS THBArER.-Mr. f. T. Grover, the
business manager of Growers Thea.er, to. ight
nance Of Poor Young Man" will be per-
formed, all OF the stock company having ten.
dered their services for the occasion. Mr. Sim.
tne manager OF Canterbury Hall, has also
enent performers, Eva Brent and George r.
Edeson, Tor the occasion. This is the last night
but one of the season.
CAHTERBURY-Another week of merriment
Is promised the patrons of this hall Songs
dances and merry sayings will be the order
Tonight, and the entertainment will conclude
with the performance of the uFrench Spy."
MISS louisa wells ssuming the characters Of
t.Henri St. Alme," ssHamet'' and ..Mathiida -
Eva Brent, Edescn. Edwards, Armstrong.
clarke and the Court Of Beauty will appear.
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MISUNDERSTANDING night James Doyle, a
blacksmith, who boarded at the house of JOS
Nichols on Sixth street, between 4 and &
north, was shot and killed by colored man
named Matthias Butler. Butler was arres ted
by officers II. +. Morris and O'Connsll, and
taken to the Fourth Ward STATEN, and was
sent to Jail for court by Justice Gibcrson. An
inquest was held by Coroner Woodward yes
terday, when it appeared that the deceased
was sitting In chair, with his hand on his
breast, complaining Of being unwell. Butler
was in the same room, and was playing with
an army revolver. He was told to put it
away, and was in the act of doing so when IL
exploded, the ball passing through Doyle's
left wrist into his breast near the heart. DOYLE
expired In q few minutes.
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TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO WILL ROOM TO-
L .gether, can be accom- uodated with q nice
front room and board at a moderate price A
email front room. suitable for one gentleman can
also be lad at Mass avenue jy2-2ss
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LOST AND FOUND.


e REWARD. = Strayed or stolen, f.sm the
~.j commons on Capitol Hill, large dark
brown HORSE, with white spot mostly on tae
right side of the nose. The above reward will be
paid on recovery of the Horse ON 9th at, between
north A and B. cast, Capitol Hill.
Jy 6-3t' WILLIAM WEBSTER,
I EFT At THE PREMISES OF GLEASON &
IA Wunder, on the Old Bladensburg road, about
one mile from Boundary street Enown IS Will
lard's Farm D young HORSE. The owner win
prove property, pay charges, and take away.
STRAYED-On the 24th of June, q sorral MARE
- blind three white feet, white streak on the
face. SIS rewar will be given for her return to
BAR G. SHIELDS, street between lst and Cd on
the Island jy3-3ts
STRAYED-Froa the lumber yard, corner of 18th
- and Canal street. small dara sorrel MARE,
little lame in ihs right hind leg. $40 reward will
be gwen for Der recovery or any ifor nation that
Gilllesd to her recovery VIM MCLEAN
" st
SsTRAYED OR sTOLEE-a small white and red
- spotted COW, marks OF q rope drawn too tight
about the head and horns. which are wide; M ost
probably young calf few days old. A iiberel
reward will Be given st house No. TIN street
between Maryland and Virginia avenues, Island.
ty 3-3t
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IGOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE desi.
l. rably loca ted, not far from Wilards Hetsl
l. L. 70 .suppned WIN al tne moasrn improyenents
Guys. 1872 D, between 10th and 18th lie 25-t
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E'OR sALE-15O desirable BUILDING LOTS in
various sections of the city of Washington, at
lew prices and on convenient terms. Apply to e.
CARUsI, Law Office, No. SO Louisiana avenue.
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E'OR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE contain
4 ing eight rooms. Possession given immediate
ly. To good tenant, terms moderate. Also, a
House containing fix ROOMS. Apply. $50 Fourth
street, between l ard sits jy2-3ts
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de2i-lt
FOR HAY.

DEror CoMMissARy's OFFICE,
| 223 G. STREET, WARRINGTON, !
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate for Five Hun.
drcd 5000 Tons Of good merehantable Hay will Re
| received at this ONCE, until THURSDAY, the 2lih
for sns nome viii
Be entertained unless they fully comply with all
the requirements of this Advertisement.
their post office address, and each proposal must
be accompanied BY an oath Of allegiance, and =
guarantee, signed by not less thsn two responsible
persons that II contract 10 awarded to the party
or parties proposing, the contract will be accepted
and entered into, and good and sufficient security
posed. The right to reject any and ali proposals
that may DO made under this advertisement 10 re-
served BY the Government II In Its opinion the
II proposals are made BY firm, the name Of all
re IN %I Or the M Th
hlment Of the contract II his proposal 10 accepted,
and will be required to furnish the above specified
The usual form Of guaranty must accompany
each proposal, and parties to whom award; are
made must be prepared to execute contracts at
once, and to give bonds equal In amount to one
| by the contractor and both Of his guarantors.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty aud solvency
Of each bidder and person offered as security win
be required. The responsibility Of the guarhntors
must be shown by the official certificate oil the
Clerk Of the nearest District Court, or OF the
ii Il any bidder to whom an award may be made
refuses to enter into contract agreeably with the
terms Of this advertisement or who, after signing
the contract and bond, shall neglect or refuse to
execute the same within the time prescribed, as
well in quality a. In quantity, then the Commits
sary shah have the right to supply such deficiency
by purchase In open market, charging such delin-
quent bidder or contractor with the advance paid
over the bid or contract.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be con-
sidercd, nor will awards be made to any perssn or
persons who have heretofore failed to fulfil their
agreements or contracts with the Government.
Bidders must be present at the opening of the
bids, to respond to their names.
Tho Nay 10 be delivered either In Washington
or Alexandria, in bales, properly secured, free CT
all cost Of transportation or handling.
All Hay contracted for under this advertisement
will be rigidly inspected, and such A. does not
prove OF good merchantable quality will be re-
iected. The Hay will be paid for In such funds
the Government may have on hand to disburse
upon the completion Of the contract, or as soon
thereafter the proper officer shall be In funds.
Delivery Of the Hay to commence within ten tlo)
pstsd by the thireth tsoth) day Of January, 1884.
Proposals. must be addressed
Z. T. BRIDGES, Captain c. 5. ",
dsii-i3t 92s street, Washington, D. C.
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Criminal Court.
JUDGE OLIN,
LOCAL NEWS.

Growers THEArRR.-The renowned tragedy
combination, Mr.. L. l.. Davenport, Mr.. J. W. Wal.
lack, and hIr,. Farren, will commence a brief en-
gagement tonight at this clegaut and fashionable
resort, opening In the celebrated romantio play Of
houses during the engagement OF these eminent
night the gem Of shakspeaIian productions -"Ham.
lists and Miss Susan Denim In the cast.
FoRD's New THEATRE--This evening, the
engagement OF the celebrated comic genius Mr.
John E. owens, who will appear In two Of his best
characters. These are Henry Dove, In Buck stones
comedy Of" Married Life" and solan shinglc, In
"The Yankee Transfers" B,twesn the plays
Miss Alice Gray will recite beautiful ode, written
In honor OF the Tooth performance In this theatre
CANTERBURY HALL. Tonight inaugurates
the third week Of the engage
ment of the " Great Terpsichorean Alliance" CON-
posed Of Mile Gslletti, Messrs Tophof and Ron.
zani Misses Julia Mortimer, Mile and Clara
Fowler, and the Ronzsni Grand Ballet Troupe;
and, It being Christmas week, performances Of ex-
traordinary splendor will he presented-two grand
baets being given each night, besides q drama,
and more than usual variety OF lighter efforts.
A splendid afternoon performance will be given on
Christina day.
VARIEriEs.-This evening, at this popular
establishment, we have new enterprise Of merit,
In the combination Of two great music hall compa-
MES In one This will embrace force Of over fifty
members, who will each and all vie with each other
all this week, in programme Of new and splendid
attractions.
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FOR CHUCKS, Sims
AND TONGUES.

OrrI,E DErOT COMMIssNRy,
WhsHISGToS, u. G., Dec. Is, 1868. !
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
ceivrd by the undersigned until the Goth of Dccem-
Der, 1865 for the purchase Of all the "CHuCks,"
"SHINs,m and "TUSGuEs," Of cattle slaughtered at
Alexandria, Washington Convalescent Camp,
Chain Bridge, Giesboro Point, and such other
points In the District of Columbia (Oid Hmiis) at
which cattle may he slaughtered, the contractor 10
collect the Aforesaid "thucks," "Shins" and
Tongues"
1t will he made special part OF the ntraet
that the contractor shall he held liable for al the
Chucks, Shins and Tongues coming from the beef
| cattle slaughtered at the above mentioned points,
and for all such not collected by the contractor, he
shall be charged the same AS though he had col
lected them, unless II lie shown by him that he WAS
| improperly prevented by the Government from
collecting them. Payment for the Chucks, Shins
and Tongues to be made every ten days, in Govern
ment funds.
Collection to commence i've days after signing OF
| contract.
A bond iol faithful performance of contract will
be required. An oath OF allegiance must accom-.
pany each proposal.
Pfopos ais to be endorsed, Proposals for Chucks,
Sims and TonWues," and addressed to the und' +
C.s. GREENE,
declG-i2t Captain c. s. V.
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TIVE VERY LATEST BY TELE

HEADQUARTERS SANTA CLAUS.
To WM. =. RICIsrEIN, OF the National Book store,
21s Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
fweltth streets.
DEAR Sin: shall visit Washington by the early
train on Monday, December l4th, and remain until
the Holidays are over. | shall make my head
quarters at your store, and will have with me an
Immense supply OF presents for the Holidays, sui
table for the old and young, rich and poor. name
In part; Elegant Presentation Books, Bibles, Prayer
Books, a superb lot Of Photograph Albums, oIevery
style, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Jewery Boxes,
BACKGAMMON, Chess and Cribbage Boards, Chill
drens Books, Games, Pictures, Ambrotypes,
Frames, Perfumery, Ssaps, Combs. Brushes, Ra-
zors, Knives, Portfolios, and variety OF articles
at very low rates.
Your obedient servant,
SANTA CLAUS,
To VIM =. RIuHsTEIN, of the National Book store,
s7s Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Washington, d. Z.
N. u. Another supply OF the strangers Guide
and Pocket Handy Book, Just received and for sale
Wholesale and retail. by mail, free on receipt OF
90 cents. declf-3w
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Joseph NOLDs AGO,


81 No. 800 Ninth street, near Penns. Avenue.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,
Have Just received and will keep constantly on
hand full assortment Of Chandeliers, Brackets,
Drop Lights, PortRbles, large and small Gla,s
Globes, and Mica and other Shades, together with
all articles In the Gas Fitting line from the far
famed establishment Of "Areher l. Pancoast," Of
New York, and other manufacturer In that city,
from whom we are daily receiving the newest and
most beautiful patterns all Of which will be sold
on the most satisfactory terms, for cash. Also,
RANGES, FURNACES, FIRE BOARD STOVES
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE, at
the lowest price, from The mandatory OF Francis
McIllvain, Of Philadelphia, which has stood the
test Of ten years and pronounced not only the
best, as well ~ the cheapest but the most eeono-
ical range In use At the present time.
We would also cal! particular attention to our
FIRE-BOARD STOVE, which, for beauty OF nnish,
aud quantity Of heat radiated, we defy eompsti.
ton. Hotels, Restaurants, and citizens generally,
arc invited to examine our stock Of Gas Fixtures,
and other articles before purchasing as with good
work, I'm all cases WARRANTED fair prices, and
promptness in business, we think we can promise
our patrons entire satisfaction In their dealings
with us.
Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Water Closets,
Wnshstands, Basins, So, &C., at No. 800 Ninth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue. deis-2w