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III pIrhste.

hanlto~oc County Court In the mater Of
the estate If harieS Kuvhn. deceased.
10 all whom II may cooc, rn:
I EfTEisS Of Administrator WIN 10 Ill,
L aiextd GA eali cst4f" havl, 2 been ia.ucd
u Z s'ies in'i z, ~ the - h ,.ay 4 y vm-
Der, A. y. l1'5, atd six months from ana alter
The GATE hereof D:ing allowed ard is.t i ,ue
cFtc't"IS ~ litse; iirir claims iur eI,r,iiia
'ion ala AL warce Notice ia hereby given,
't~' he unb' ',s1rd Il on tie Srh day nf
JAZZ r., 1906 TIE q lay OF March. 1855, nt
tse 5 Il d.3 Aa,. 1856, at la Ftyh,te n.fics
= 5'""I' We, vi" I ugrfy, r,c'iv', ami =,
alu a = - c'ai.s %! ! maids f py s,us
a5atuss -...e a.. c-~..l.
Ghj " hARHER. coa. y JaIsa,
Dated y v.n,o-f 2, 81. .so5.
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GEO. =. WUODIN,

Auo,npy and CounSeltor ut lar,
II, stice Of the Peace, ard No ~ Public. Par
ticuiar atteltion gwen 20 col cCtng, &C. ~
nee on York Street, Nautcwr Wis nit
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bfANITOW0C, WIS.
THIS estabishmentwiIl always contain all the
| varieties o. Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints, OILS, VarHish, AL
coho', Spirits OF TurPentiae, Wines and Liquors
I Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles
soap and Perfrmery, Blank Books and Station.
ery, Gamphenc, Fluid and Kerosine, and all he
other articles belonging to this line
c8 PREscR1FTIoNs carefully put up both day
aud night time.
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TIE WEEKLY NEWS

l. olfoiei at the low late of So per year, r
snfic copies, invariably in advance Ciuos OF
five aud upwards, Si7a each.
Il g Ii every respcct popular edition, making
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E4EEE14 LIVING iEsss.Es!
A4a E-acrT2GE ss9f3r@!

i was eft for this day iost t. realize tie
dream, ana show, il one g5oriouc TACT, the
mage that made it lair
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Ne SeMl- v eekly NoWs
Is published every TUESDAY and Friday, At 81
per ut9, in ADVANCE. I his will be found d.
Try convcnient Issue in Lea il;cs hayi ( nc
daily mail.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-09

attorneys and Counseilors at La
Office on York Street, Mantowoc, Man &C
County Wis Collections promptly attended
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Is pu5'l5ted every morning aud evening,
(dond4ys excel TED AT 50 tor SIX mou:hs. CT
-, 90 t,,r three months to Mtl >uh,ciiheI- II
sdyance. Delivered III the city, IS Tor three
months, or p. Per week
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JOHN GkEfEE,

Dealer in Cabinet II InIst, 'ifiTF, Tai g.
Bedstead Bureaus &c next coo' q r.
EAsTok s M.Lit,woc VS. c0nsIn. S7Ll2
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City, County and State.

pyCpe will find II the 60 uja.- OF THE NENS
a ready ami Persistent ivocuIe
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sxs,S. 2, RE- TER,

Justice Of the Peace, Notary Pubic, Gorsra
Conveyaucer. and Agent tor The Ml"adkse
Mutual Issuance Company. VIII attend Z
the payment OF Taxes, &c. Cihce south q
The Court House.
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IJR RLI.IDis IISunDEnS

Nothing Can b more productive Of cure than
these FIls, Taeir almost ma gic Influence is irit
at once; and he utua cIIconIit4uts Of this most
Distressing d.scas ar r.Iuoyad These lefnc-
dies arc made from .ha naresG
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FLOUR! FIGURE.

MsDitoy 9, Feb. !. 1865
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GEp y. B ARkEG. County Jul.a
II n!s, voc J IL , l.aG.
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CARER, PrK:N i D.vI- IIliis Atlys
Dated Shcr rs flee, hantowoc, Dec FL +,
tIE,
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DIED.,

HOUGH Suddenly of asthma, on the Plat inst
Mrs. HA BRlET r. HOUGH, In her ODD year
The friends OF the family are invited IL attand
her funeral from her late residence, No i52 Pa
avenue: at II clock m. Friday, Feb 2Sd inst.
baltimore and Fredericksburg (Ye.D papers
please copy
BAbNES. Suddenly. February 81, GEORGE 4.
NJ; son of Il. +. and l.. A. barnes, aged one year
and nine months
His funeral will take place from his parents res
idence, on 9th street east, between and streets
south, at 10 a. m. The friends of the family are
invited to attend his funeral.
LUCKETT. On the evening Of the 2lst instant,
at 6:l0 o'clock, Mr.. BERIAH W. LUCKETT,
aged p years, months and days.
The friends and relatives of the family are
speCtfuly invited to attend his funeral to morrow
ait"rusOn, (Fridsy,b at 3 o'clock, from the resi-
and I'd.
POWERS. in the 10th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spcCtfuily invited to attend his funeral from Mr.
John Martin residence corner of 18th and l. Sts..
AT ? o clock on Friday evening.
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CoRNs, BUSIeSs, Club and Inverted N

CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblans,
Callosities, Vascular Excrescepces, &c, suc-
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No 42i PennsyI-
wanna avenue. between * and 9Th streets.
References:-D. w. Bliss, NJ. D., ex-surgeon
in charge Armory Square Hospital; +. O'Don-
nOghue, NJ. d., ex-surgeon in charge Judiciary
Square Hospital; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor
of Georgetown; w. w. Corcorau; George w.
Riggs.
Office hours from a. m. to p. m. land TO 3 D.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation.
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BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-Last week,
a new circle of the order, known as Washing
ton Circle, No. 3, was organized in the building
corner of eth street and Louisiana avenue, at
which there We're forty-fve persons present,
twenty Of whom were initiated on the night of
opening. The new circle is composed Of good
material. and from the interest taken in the
first meeting there is no doubt Of the success Of
the circle
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Hive regret to learn that W. w Seaton
e&-mayor Of " ashiD gton, and known through
out the country rs one of the former editors of
the National Inteuigencer. is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence, in this city, with cancer in
the face, and IL is feared he may not recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-22

FOR CoUGHs and Throat Disorders, use
"Brogn's Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by a test of many years.
II have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet bet
ter Of that which began thinking we'll Of
go REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPOX.-To the COM
munity at large the advertiser, being now fully
prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure of
this most loathesome of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials of Lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all inquirprs. Call or address No. 3S2 4th St.
between G and ii. Washing tOn. DIV
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CITY TIE M g.

WE CALLED in Harvey Co.. aS9 Pa. ave,
between Sth and 10Th streets, and tried those
mammoth York River oysters and we can safe
iy pronounce them the best we have seen In
tins market for five years. They serve them
Roasted Steamed and all other styles. We
advise our friends to call and try them.
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U. :. SUPREME COURT, Feb. 21.-No. 12i.
James T.. T.. Bell, Robert Grant, and James
Martin Bell, partners under the firm of Bell Il
Grant, appellants, VS.. The Ohio Life Insur-
ance and Trust Company, &c. The argument
of this cause was commenced by Mr. STAN
berry for the appellants, and continued by Mr.
Worthington for the appellees. Adjourned
until Friday.
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SUDDEN DEATH-This morning a Young
man fell in CONFUSION at the corner OF 18th
and + streets, and it was found was consider
ably injured. He was taken charge of by some
citizens who did all in their power to relieve
Linn. Roundsman Walker, OF the Second
Ward Police, had him removed TO q more cem-
Portable place. A number OF letters were found
IN his pockets directed TO Geo. w. Gibson, and
post marked milwaukee,, Wis, and Geo. w.
Gibson is probably his name.
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In ORDER TO COMPLETE a PRIVATE dancing
club IN this CITY, for the practice of the most
fas hionablP dances, a few more gentlemen will
be admitted to membership by applying 10
Professor Wolowski, 81 Penna ave., between
J and 9Th streets.
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DOLLAR JEwELRY SToEE-Go to Prigg's
Dollar Iewelry Store, No. i3S Pa. Ave, third
door from AZ street, for Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware.
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U ). COURT OF CLAIMS, Feb. 2l.-Theodore
Adams VS.. The United States. mo. 1861
The argument Of this cause was resumed by
MI. Wells ioT the claimant, and by Mr.. ket-
cham, the Solicitor, and Mr.. Weed the Assis-
tant Solicitor, for the United States. Ad-
lOurned to Friday.
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Died sY HIS WOUNDs.-Beniamin w. Luck
EFT, who, il will be remembered, was badly
wounded on Friday night last, at Ardeesers
Hunter, died ~ his residence No. 573 CT street,
near Cd, about OK o'clock yesterday, from the
Effects OF his wounds
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a
certain cure for Burns, Piles, COrns, Bunions,
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try it; only % cents Sold by druggists. com
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THE WOREINGNEy CONVENTION The reg
ular monthly meeting of the Worklngmen 5
Convention was held in the Council Chamber,
City Hall, last evening, the President Darius
Daughion, IN the Char, and Mr.. }. w. Mating
~ Secretary.
The credentials Of Messrs d. McCathran. T.
:. DcHham, and VIM. NJ. Harvey, as delegates
from the IOuTneymen House Painters Associa-
ton, were received, and they were admitted to
seats.
Mr. J. G.. C. Whalev. one Of the delegates TO
a NatiOTal Convention, made a statement that
it was advisable TO bold the Convention else
where than Washington, and Baltimore had
been suggested as tie place.
Mr.. A. T. Cavis, from the executive commit
ce, suggested the propriety of holding public
means of furthering the objects OF the Conven-
sion.
The recommendation of the committee was
cOncurred in and they were instructed to make
the necessary arrangements.
The question as 10 the place for holding n
National Convention coming up, after some
discussion the motion was left with the dele
gates.
Messrs. Lewis waIsmith. of the Cabinet Ma.
kers; j. W. Mattingly, OF the BOokbinders: and
Robert r NJ uIr, of the Piasterers' Associations.
were appointed on the executive committee
Mr.. W. G.. Clarke, from the committee on the
subject, reported constitution for the govern
ment of the convention; which was adopted
The new constitution providing for the cleo
non OF officers in February, the association
proceeded TO elect officers for the term of six
months, with the following resuIt:-Wm n
8cLeaD, President; Richard Emmons Vice
President: Jos. W. Mattingly, Recording Sec
rotary Jos. X. WaltmeyeI, CORRESPONDENCE
Secretary; Asa MeCraken, Financial Score,
tary; Donald hcCathran, Treasurer
MIR. Il. Walmsley offered a resolution tender
ing the thanks OF the convention to Hon. A. j.
Rogers, of New Jersey. for his efforts in behalf
OF the workingmen, and for Introducing a bill
constituting eight hours a legal days work
II WAS suggested that Hon. w. f. NibIack, of
Indiana, and Senator II. Gratz Brown, of Mis-
souri,, had also made move in the same direc-
ton.
The resolution was amended so as TO include
the names of those referred TO, and adopted.
Mr.. ThOs. Il. Pennicks offered a resolution
requesting the executive committee TO wat on
the Judiciary Committee of the House and
urge upon them the necessity Of reporting the
bill establishing eight hours per day at as early
day as possible; which was adopted.
Adjourned.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-On Tuesday even
ing 4 public temperance meeting was held at
Waugh Chapel Capitol HILL under the aus
pICe- Of Lincoln Division, No. n, Sons of Tenn
peranCe, which was largely attended, Eagle
and Excelsior Tents Of Rechabites being pres
ent IL reCalia. The meeting was presided over
by Rev. Mr.. MeTrick, the pastor OF the church,
IOway, Mr.. w. NJ. Bryant. and w p Drew
The choir was present, and under the direc-
lion Of Mr.. Baker, of the Fourth street Pres
byteriar Church, by singing appropriate pieces,
added interest 10 the exercises.
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tfoT eher Aacsior SAFES see fo.rtA paSel
RT d. WALSH a CO, Aus,ion..,.
~ NO. sss Pa. ave. corner 10Th street
CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE. UorsKunrn
ICkhlrCRE AND HoUsEkEErING AErI
ON SATURDAY MORNING. rs.ru.rv. AL,
O'Clock, in front Of our salesroou Rener. s..ort
ment Of the above Goods will be sold in lots 10 salt
purchasers.
ALSO,
An invoice Of Dry Goods. Notions kc TO which
We invite the atomic Of parties in want
feb y 70 M. h. WALSH a. Co, Auct,
A LOTION SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
U.SNAvv YARD
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Feb 20 1873
Will be offered at public sale TO the highest bid
der, at the Navy Yard, in Washington on TUES
DAY, February Il. 1866, at II O'Clock M, lot Of
Government property no longer needed in the ser
vice, viz:
Two (2D 10 ton Scales. Ccondemned.D
Three Cd setts Cart Harness, (condemned.l
10 of Kerosene Lamps, Wicks, and Oil, new
ALSO,
lot or old Timber and Refuse Wood In parcels
to suit purchasers.
Terms: Cash in Government funds, ene-half at
the time OF gale and the balance before the proper
ty is removed, which must be in six days from the
day Of sale.
Articles forfeited by failure 10 comply with bid
will he re sold at the pleasure Of Government
By order of the Conmandant
CHARLES E LATHROP
feb G24t Naval Storskeeper
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILRoADs

OFoe oJ Assistant Qrarteruaster,l
Wash,nEtoH, ID. G, February I, 1875
AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVES.
VIII be sold az public auction at Danville, va,
on THURSDAY. the 6th day of March
Five t6D second hand Locomotive Engines, tieet
ga inch gauge; cylinders, l5x22; and Weighing
about ~ tons each. .,,-,-, -
TEo(2l Box Freight Cars, feet 50 inch gauge.
Sale 20 cummeace az 10 .. m.
Terms Cash In Government t1h psnsprNso~
n l-eofa Breyet Brig Gen. A. Y. M.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDEST.-Last night. at seven
O'Clock, Mr.. John w. Berkely, former propri-
etOT Of dyeing and securing establishment on
pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, was
Knocked down and run over by n street car on
he Metropolitan track at the corner of 9th and
streets. Ii appeared that Mr.. Il. was on the
flag fOOtway in + street, and in trying to avoid
a mack that was approaching sprang forward.
and came in collision with the car, was knocked
down, and a wheel passed over his right arm,
crushing the bones at the wrist, and nearly
seyering the hand. The body OF the car prob
ably struck his head, as his skull was found TO
BE- injured. DR.. Keasby was sent for, and
the wounded man carried TO the Model House.
but upon the arrival OF DR.. Keasby it was found
necessary to remove him to Providence Hos
pital. But for the activity Of one OF the en-
ployees OF the road, in stopping the car, Mr..
Berkeley's head would have been crushed, as
II was almost under the wheel.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT Yesterday after
noon, al O'Clock. a little lad about years old,
named Richard McLain, in jumping on the
front platform of street car No. OF the Metro
politan railroad lie, as il was passing on In
diana avenue, between Second and Third
streets, missed his footing. He fell to the
ground and the car passed over his right Leg
breaking one Of the bones and tearing nearly ali
of the flesh of from his hip 10 his ankle. He
was removed TO the residence Of his father, Mr.
Richard T. McLain, clerk Of post offices and
post roads in the Interior Department, where
DIR. Norris, of the regular. and DR.. Baxter, of
the volunteer army. Were called in for consul
tatiOn. They concluded that the wound would
prove fatal This morning there Is no hope en-
tertained of the recovery OF the patient.
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BOARDING.,

R0ARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT-One front
DPARLOR, on FIRST floor. one front and back
faRLoB, on I'd floor, with or Without Board, at
Is street, between Goth and 2lst streets. Price
~ per month, with Board Each room s0cOmmo-
uatts Two gentlemen, husband and wife. fe 226t'
R0ARDikG-Plsssant aud well FURNISHED
hOOAs 70 let, with OARU, suitable for gen.
S eH en- Hno their wives, single gentlemen, in
sc ~ Nie iocellty, and within FIVE minutes walk
ori,s 81 ., ssrtments. Terms $50 per month. IL
9slIe 81 18th street, near i St f,2i.2ts
GfNILEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
no kpRR'e gentlemen can obtain coed ROOMS AID
pDenIhp, ty the week or month A few Table
hcsraers wanted Terms moderate PSI Il az
vStIsS, i In snd 18th streets, one square from
.- ja 0im'
TABLE BOARD at No 46. ,eth streat a To-
doors north OF the avenue TePyns r. ~, ~
month. ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-Between 7th and 18th streets, a black lava
IL and etruscGn BREASTPlN. The finder will
De literally rewarded By calling at the office Of the
Avenue House. fe 22-3tH
1 oST-On the avenue, between 18th and 18th
- streets, or al DR. Mobiles office dosr. POINT
LACE COLLAR. IL returned to Mrs LOWE,
2S1 Penn. avenue, q suitable reward will be given
en- REWARD Stolen from tbs subscriber at
PCc Bledensburg, Brown HORSE star on
the forehead white foot behind; about IL hands
high, and l2 years old. The above reward will be
fe - 2t' IOWNDES
G A REWARD-straye ed or stolen on Monday
VI " night, young BEFFALO COW. light red
speckled, with white star on her forehead within
one month OF cslying. The above reward will be
given II returned to CORNELIUS SULLIVAN,
virginia ave bet. I'd and Sd SITS. fe list
G. = REwABD.strsyed or stolen. from the SUBJ
Cc scriber, on Saturday last, mil ed white aud
yellow setter DOG light FELLOW ears, and speckled
nose: about years old; and answers to the name
Of DASH long hair on his legs and tail had on
q brass chain collar, with my name and address on
the plate. The above reward will he paid and no
questions asked If returned to 7. HOWARD
CLARK, Lumber Dealer, Navy Yard. fe2l St
G. REwARD-Lost, on Monday evening, the
tSC Sth instant, an ivory headed red wood CANE
with gold band. The above reward win be paid by
returning the same at No. 90 Louisiana svsnue,
opposite 5th street west. ia l3-tf
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by D. L. WELLS 4 CO., AuctiOneers.

ID
We will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY,
the oath inst, at clsck p. M, that large Frame
Dwelling House, Of IA rooms, and known as the
Monumental Dining Saloon, with bar in basement,
situated on O street, near the Baltimore Depot
This house has been long known as first class
restaurant, and arranged as to accommodate 30
guests. 1t stands on a ground rent of SI6 per
month. Will positively be sold to the highest
bidder.
Terms cash.
fe 2e-5t d. l.. WELLS & CO, Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS To- MIGHT.

GRovEE's.-The LAX, of Killarney" which
was so faNoIabiy received last night, Will be
repeated this evening, with the comedy OF
Law for Ladies'" Last week OF Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Williams.
mETzEECTT HALL.-Mirth. music, and magic
this afternoon, when Heller offers an almost
entire change of programme. No performance
tonight
SEATOS HALL-The Siamese Twins, ssChang
and Eng, (stilI much attached TO each other, }
with their sprightly children, and those queer
creature. the Australian Children, on exhibi-
ton this afternoon and tonight.
ODp PILLOWS HALL, Navy Yard.-The
Grand Concert and I.eyee of Union Lodge
i. O. %. p, comes of this evening, when ad :
dresses. music, and dancing will be in order.
To those who know how the l. .. o. f. man.
age affairs OF the kind, nothing more need be
said.
CANTRREUEY.-Mne Foresteel packanato-
micaliZes herself every evening this week
while Nickle. Mulligan, Geo. Edwards, the
ballet troupe, comedians, &c, make up a va
ried and interesting entertainment
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RF-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
TIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at same hour, { ON
take place.
e29 NAGLE CO., Aucts :
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Ct6LYLE's Fredsriokthe Great, vol 6. PrisOa
y Life In the sorts. " Lisnt, a; y Aeeott
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ON SATURDAY, Feb. 18th,
At O'Clock p. m, al Ne. sol eth street, under
Seaton Hall
Bakers Oven ana Chimney.
Ranges, Iron, Plates and Doors.
fe 22-2t NAGLE & CO., Aucts.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucnonsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE LEASE, GOOD
WILL. BAR AND BAR FIXTURES, LIQUORS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, OF THE
DELMONlC0 HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber,
duly recorded in one Of the land records of Wash
ington CouHty, L.; L shall proceed to sell, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock q.
m, at the Delmonico House, No 223 Penn. ave
nue., between l4th and 18th streets, the uuexpired
term of lease, which has about two years to run.
Fine Bar and Bar Fixtures,
BraRdies, WhIskies and Wines, in casks
Household Furniture, consisting in part Of
Walnut Hair cloth Sofas and Side Chairs,
VAIN Marble top Tables,
Walnut Bedstssds and Bureaus,
Walnut Extension and Side Tables.
Painted Cottage SHIFTS. nearly new,
Hair-top, Husk aud other Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Blankets, Spreads Comforts, Sheets and Cases,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets, nearly
Hall and Stair Oilcloths,
One fine Cooking Range with fixtures complete,
ParlOr and Chamber Stoves,
Large lot Of China, Glass and CrOCkery ware,
With many ether articles too numerous to men
ton
The sale will commence with the Bar and Bar
Fixtures and the Lease. Terms cash
JOHN III. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Re 2l-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuCts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-22
AT PRIVATE SALE

well -built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; All
modern improvements. This property must be
sold as the present owner Is leaving the city. Fur
ther particulars at our store.
ia lq-tf NAGLE A 90 ,Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-22
RY c. W. BoTELER, AuctiOneer.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers
SALE OF COOK, PARLOR, RADIATOR, Of
FICE, AND OTHER STOVES, TIN WARE, &c
On MONDAY, the 2jth instant, at 10 o clock a.
m. We shall sell, at the store corner of 9th and
streets, in the Northern Liberties, q general as
sortmcnt of Goods, viz:
80 New Cook Stoves of different patterns
~ Parlor Radiators and other Stoves
so Office Stoves of different styles
Large lot of Tin Ware consisting of Coffee Boilers,
Tin Pans, Buckets, Dippers, SC, &c.
Lot Willow Ware, consisting Of Brooms, Baskets,
Buckets, Tubs, Ropes. &c
Lot Of Sheet Tin, such as the timers use.
All will be sold, without reserve, TO the highest
bidders, foe cash.
Dealers are invited to attend,
fe 2l-d GREEN A WILLIAMS