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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-17

CANADIAN RECIPROCITY The Way,
aud Means committee has entirely failed
TO conclude an agreement with the Cana.
dians 10 relation to the reciprocity tr esiy
The propositions submitted bythedeleg alton
from Canada have been rejected and the
counterpropositions from the committee were
rejected by the Canadiann.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-17

FESIAs MusKErs-Dennis O'SullivaD
wss arrested 10 New York City on the TIh,
driving . team containing six large boxes,
bic actions being considered suspicious
he coaisssed they we're military equip
nents for the Fenians. They we're claimed
p Ooi; VAabonsy and the prisoner dis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-17

A GENERAL assortment Of ali kinds
~ o. FRun AND ORNAMENTAL TREES Ann
s.hc y. bSsb 1hs fAIsEsyILLe HURsEklEs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-17
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
(To expire . the Stat day OF January, iso1)
orTIcx OF Tns AUDITOR CT STATE,
TlITI ~ r frISsuk4Sok InPSRrsRsT, ,
CoLuNBrs u, January -, Hs6.

OrTIcx AUDITOR STATE,
-'T lfTa 10 e. ISsuk6xck IN hPIRrsRsT, ,
CoLuSBts, u, January 70, Hs6. q
WHEREAS. The Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY OF BUFFALO
located Buffalo, In the State Of New Yorh has hled tnis
Office OF condition, required BY the
rs section the act To regulate Insurance ompaies
incorporated by the state OF Ohio passed April 1885, and
amended February o. 1884 aud wbe cas- said ha
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that 1t u
OF a least UNE HUNDRED TRorsAND DOLLARS o
actual capital invested in stocks, bnds in mortgages
of real estate worth double the amount tor which the
is norgaged and whereas, said company has filed In this
written instrument under its corporate teal, signed
by President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agents of said company in this
process and 6ehaf Of said company, accord
lug to the terms OF said law,
Now THEREFORE, in pursuance or the first section Of the
Aforesaid act, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State for
Ohio do hereby certify that sad Mutual lssU CoxrAAr
BUFFALO, New York. authorized TO the buFi
Fire and Marine Insurance in this State the
thirty day Of January in the year thousand eight
hundred and six seven.
(sEAL IL WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal OF my Office 10 be
lsTAMF alike the day and above written.
$40 JAS. IL. GoDMAN, Auditor OF sate. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-17

A LARGE quantity Of the bes. varieties
-. sis,sc 49,. Ss, ~ Issss :. hon ss st hsh
eopns PAINEsvnLE EuRsra,rz
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-17
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

THE PACIFIC HUTEL Il WELL AND WIDELY
known to the travelling public. The location is espe
cav suitable to merchants aud business it is in elise
proximity the business part OF tue Ciy-ison the highway
" Southern and Western tavel-snd adjacent to all the
principal Railroad and Steamboat depots
The Pacific has liberal accommodations 300 guests
it is well furnished and possesses every modern mpro
for the comfort and entertainment of its Inmates The
spacious and we'll ventilated; provided with gas and
watcr the attendance Is prompt and respectful and the
table is generously provided with every decacy Of the
The subscriber who for the past few years. has been the
lessee sole proprietor and intends TO identity himself
thoroughly with the interests of his house With long
erience hotelkeeEer he trusts by moderate charges
and liberal policy to maintain the favorable reputation OF
the Pacific Hotel.
s1gy. JOHN PATTEN, Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-30

TEE NJ. r. GENERAL CONFERENCE SOUTH
The correct names of the new bishops Just
elected by this body are said 10 be as follows
Or. ". N. WIgham, OF Greensboro, Ga: Rev
e.. ID. Marvin, OF Missouri; DIR. A. Doggeit. of
Richmond, Va, aud DIR. IL. NJ. Mcintyre, OF
Montgomery. Ala Dr.. Dogge { is the editor of
the Christian Advocate. ana one of the most
prominent clergymen OF the Methodist EpIsco-
pal Church III Virginia.
The ministry of the committee on changes OF
economy made a report. declaring that there
was no necessity OF the Introduction of lay
representatives in the annual and general con-
ference; that such introduction would make
these bedies uEwieldy and cumbersome.
The following resolution was adopted:
HeSOIesd, That two or more OF our bishops be
rec Uested TO wait upon the President of the
United States, and tender him appropriate px-
pressions of gratitude for the restoration OF our
church property, and 10 further assure him
that we rs body of ministers of Christ, enioin
Hpon our congregations submission 10 1.-the
powers that be, and while we stand aloof
from all party politics and deprecate any in
termeddlIng OF churches or ministers. as such
with political affairs, we yet feel II to be our
duty cheertully to comply with the apostolic
injunction TO make ''supplications, PRAYERS
Intercessions and thankSgiyings for ali men
for all IN authority-that we may lead quiet
and peaceful lives, in all goodness and
honesty.
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SIanthine-new color from coal tar.

- lanthIne-new color from coal tar.
~The negroes of Memphis have subscribed
$1,000 for building hospital for their own
use.
"The Roman Catholic priests IN Naples
Are going TO get married If they want 10, under
the new law which makes marriage civil
right.
HA tender hearted mamms in Indianapo-
Ia recently prosecuted her daughter for steal
ing some of her clothes.
SThe volcano Manua I1oa- on the Island
OF Hawai-, displayed some frs. class fire works
IN January. A column of fire 1000 feet high
and rlyer OF flames b miles long were among
the attractive features
~ Mr.. Peters, the well known music pub.
Usher IN Cincinnati, died from grief at the loss
OF his plaies by the laIe fire.
ESAbraham Davenport sphiIosophy-"Sim
pie duty hath no place for fears one TO be
reduced 20 practice bv those getting a armed al
the possibility of an epidemic, or any other ca
lamfy-
~Henry Ward Beechel- receives ~I9ju0 a
year for his services
S-Four thousand uuisancps have already
Teen removed by the Board OF Health in New
York. After the frs, of NAV the concert sa-
looms and Crinking holes will be closed by au-
thority.
~The number of MCrmons IN Norway is
increasing There are SOB OF them at
ChrlstianIa. lS> OF " HON are men aud 3Gj wo-
men.
ga Georgia newspaper predicts the best
crop of wheat IN that State this season that has
been made In ten years.
49, little girl died in Winchester, y. H..
from eating wild parsnips.
- Self Sacrifice: Scene. street: Tom meeting
RIgInald. Tom ito his little cousin Reginald
whom he diligently takes care Of '.Hullo,
Why the mostly beastly unwholesome thing
you can eat,-'t ony rate, gives hold and let's
sGueeze the Nasty Juice out for your
- Doubtful things are very uncertain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-30

ANDREW JOHNSON. President OF the United
States Of America.
To all VaOn at nay concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
10 me that +. SCHUsTER has been appointed
Consul of Prussia AZ Savannah, Georgia. l
do hereby recognize him as such and de-
clare him free 10 exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges "a are al
lowed TO COnsuls by the law of nations or by
the laws OF the United States and existing
treaty supulatIons between the Government
OF Prussia and the United State
In testimony whereof, | have caused these
Letters 10 be made Patent, ana the Seal OF he
United States 10 be bsTeunio affixed
Given under my hand At the city OF Wash
inston, the twenty fifth day OF April IN
the year OF our Lord one thousand
Il. a. eight hundred and siXIy-six, and of the
Independence of the United States of
AmerIc: the nineiieth
by lie President.
Nm II. SEWARD. Secretary of State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-30

TIE CHoLERA.-The New York Herald OF
Sunday, says: The cholera is again raging ut
Lower Quarantine. Five deaths have taken
place and thirteen additional cases been re-
ceiyed on board the Falcon since DIR. B.sell
made his last report. The whole number re-
naming in the hospital is ninety-six, being an
increase OF eight since the last report. Dir
SWlnburne, in 2 communication to the Board
OF Health, gives 4 very hopeful account OF
matters on board The Falcon, and saws that
the severity of the disease is evidently lessen
ing. The old sloop-of-war Saratoga was an
'horeG IN the lower bay on Friday night and
W I'D be used Tor lILaran mime nnrnnscs-,
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EVENING STAR.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Attempts Assassinate the Gar Of r msia-
war net Inc vii able.


The steamship Herman. from Hamburg, via
Soethanpton, on the 18th inst nf, arrived Sat
sreay night. She has no sickness on board.
bot VIII BE- funigated. Gold TO the amount Of
t,3,vco had arrived from Australia
me slowing away Of the new Aiiahnc eaoie
ON beard the Great Eastern was commenced
On the I4th, and the laying Of the cable VIII De
com menceo on the 18th of July next
The London Times says the IDore me ebrc-
i've franchise is discussed, even py Us oes'
trends, the more 1t loses with that BODY the
solidity and consistency il might at FIRST have
sredN for.
The ne w from Germany Is lees interesting.
Vienna intelligence rays that the state of al
f..lrs continues very s'rIOus. The middle
states Are preparing deelarat on in the Esde-
raj Diet, refusing 10 lake the Prussian motion
ter u reform of the constitution into the con-
Ieaeratr0B. -Wurttemburg, Baden, and Ba-
varls have forbidden the ex poriatIon of horses
The lndepe ndence Beige states confidently
that the pacific oVerlures which are being
made will have the effect Of settling the a ues-
non Of ornaments. In the even, Of q war, n
volunteer corps will be formed IN Vienna,
Graft and Perth. Austria, Bavaria. and
Sa1oDy have agreed TO carry out a reform of
the GermeE Constitution. A rumor OF Bis
hares's resignation was current az Hamburg,
but ): was not credited. The CObnrg Gazette
states that Austria energetcalIy relterates her
previous denialS OF the PrussIan assertions re-
speeding Austrian 2TmameDts. and insists on
the rehabilitation OF the PrussIan troops TO
confirm the pacific dec atfons of Prussia In
Hungary the left and centre OF the uppey
house have resolved TO vote the adoption of
the second address OF the lower House without
nodit cation.
Car of Russia, but The bullet missed his per-
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apis to
EOVERNMlNT SALE OF THE MILITARY
~ RAILROAD AT BRAZOS SAINT.
Ago TENAS
&.dIieTm aSter Geassa!'s Once,
Wn Sh Al Hfna u a, anriI - 80 y


XxdrieTm aSter Generals Orsce.
The st,en,;o ma of ~ e., april -, Isi6.
investment is invited to this SAFE.
,h sealed proposals will be received at the Office of
Railroad Transportation at Washington. d. c.,
nptil the list DAY or JUNE next. at IL O'Clock
ttrest Of the bnited States in and 70 the United
states Military Railroad from Brazos Santiago to
The sale win include the entire track, and 81
S S,ngs buildings, water stations: turn Ia blss
bridges; &c, the railroad msterials and So pplies
pertaining to the road, together with the roll
Ing stock, cars, machinery, and other equip
The sale will not include the title to the land =,
which docs not belong to the United States.
tends from BraEos Santiago to Whites Rancho,
is made BY steamer with BroWnsSiiie s0d Ms,s
This route is the shor test and best for the inn.
interior OF southern Texas and Northern Mexico.
be extended to Brownsyiiie MI Ai'ne can readily
The road already completed saves thirty miles OF
IimSuiI SRa tortuous NAVIGATION Boats the
LIVER 10y charge, 1t Is stated, for freight 10
ss high as S. per BARREL and for pas,
The road is i've feet gauge, good ties rail, and
Mere particular description Of the property can
De obtained 81 this Office at that Of the Chief
9uartermaster Military Division of the Gulf. ar
"A condition Of the sale will be that transnorta.
uon snail De furnished for all Government troops
Nv GoyePnmsn =, th r"Gaired at the rates paid
trail railroad. Wv " ioiA Oeh-
The terms OF payment accepted will be those
considered the most fs vor able to the Government
is pes cen.: casn, IN Government funds, to be
az government reserves the right to reject any
Proposals should be endorsed, =. Proposals. fer
purchase OF Brazos Santiago and BIO Grsnde Rail-
r az and addressed TO the Division of River and
Rail transportation, Qusrtermsster Generals OF.
nee. Washington, D C.
BY order OF the Quartermaster General
,c, ALEXANDER BLISS,
Division U. NJ. G. o. an N az,
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A SUPERIOR RENEW

We can conscientiously recommend to those sui
ferfng from Q distressing cough. DIR. STRIOK-
LAMBS MELLIFLUo6s O0UGH BALsAM
Ii gives relief almost instantaneous and is withal
not disagreeable to the taste There Is no doubt
but the hellihuous Cosgh Balssm is one of the
best preparations in nse, and 10 all that its propri
etor claims tor it. We have tried it during the
past week, and found relief from most distressing
coueh. Its prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. I39
Druggists. Sold by J. W. MARIN q 90, also at
YATES Drug Store, and OHAS. OHRISrI-
ANIs, 81 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth street.
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TO nYD EASY

lie very desfrsble. MATTHEWS' VENETIAN
HAIR DYE IL ths best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, he stain. no trouble A child
can apply u. Persons wishing TO avoid the publici.
ty Of having their lair dyed In public, can
DYE AT HOME
better than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. II does not rub of or make the
Hair appear dusty or dead, bat parts life and
lustre. Gives beautiful black or brown, 40 pre-
ferred Price rs cents
Prepared by A. i. MATHEwS,N NY
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my k-eoly
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Brevet Drigadier General in charge
First Division. q. NJ. @. o
GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORO. ID. O.

GALE OF 4 STEAM GR!sT MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORO. DO.
Wasfiarfon, 3. ' C., April G R Il, 1850
BY order of the Quarternaster General, there
nader the direction Of CAPTAIN Gsp pnSG
O'Clock m, the following described public prop
ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame with massive granite found ations 40 by 80
feet. with coal, hay, and engine houses attached,
al Constructs OF the very best material, and in the
Also, a, the same time and place the machinery
p aSSfSE Enc P ioS SoHsins powER
with cy Under of twenty two (22l inches diameter
heavy cast iron bed plate with cold and hot water
pumps and heater, and cast. iron fly wheel, with
diameter and twenty -four (2iI inches face, with
Judson's patent governor.
Two '2 BOILERS OF 6o-HoRsE POWER
made of the best boiler iron nve-sixteenths blsl
and fourteen Il4J feet ve( 90 inches in length each
boiler containing seventy six 76l lap welded hues
ter, with all the requisite appendages.
iNfhAM TRfKfi 800 fSoh haSE sP Rsiki
Constructed Of solid French burr milestone. spd
tors, elevators and conveyors sufcient TO cut snd
handle ii the nay gram ana prepared feed on the
The shattiug is o! MASHED wrought iron, and the
RssnIlssss I cast IRON, laced and balanced, with
OF Durrs, &c The main wing bell il OF four "a
ply rubber. and twenty four (24) inches wide The
belts Tor driving the mills &c, are of the best oak
tanned. patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
every description are Of the very best materials
and workmanship. and still in excellent com
dltlon and fine working order, the mill having been
In operation only about fifteen months
IL deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
mtnt on the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be requi red TO remove their
property before the first (lstD day of July next
unless otherwise arranged with the owner OF the
grounds. " ~
boat for Gieseoro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale
Any further Information that may be desired
will be gwen upon Application, in person or by let
tel. to Captain George T. Browning, A O.
GiesborO, ID. c., or at this ONCE. '
JAMES A. EKIN
brevet Bril- adler General, in charge
splSn First Division, o. NJ c. o.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL RE - The OrPsaas or Michaei Connrns,,n,
Il sso,INed -ChristOpher CammacE. Senr Guar
that the IIh LAY of March isst after due netics
OF The time place aud terms Of sale, be sold and
half of Lot No. ], of j. Dayidssn's subdivision a.
Square No. l6l, and improvements, in the CITY of
$50, aud that the said purchaser hs. oompIs ID
with the terms OF sale it 10 therefore this 2lsr day
be; and the same is hereby ratised and eonfirmed.
unless cause TO the contrary be shown or before
order once week for three s 81 ees
S'e weeks IN the Evening Star pr2 s e said day.
Judge OF the Orphsns Court
sp "A awSw Register Of Wills.
ORPHANS CoURTs-DIsrRIcr OF CoLUN-
case of Jane X. Batemsn, Adnin.stratrix of
Joshua Bsteman, deceased, the adminIstrs-
phans Court Of Washington County aforesaid, sp-
pointed Tuesday. the 18th day Of MAY next, for
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand
far the have been collected aud turned int
of said deceased are notified to attend at the Or.
phsns' Court of Washington County .foresad.l
otherwise BY Law Be eSslnded from .ii ssnsat "a
;sd be- fS' the
Evening Star, previous t. % the ssi q ROBBINS.
sp aj.Iaw3w, Register Of Wills.
rl'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from he orphans "a. r. Court OF
Washington County, IN the OF
lstfer. testamentary on personal estate of Chss
r A. Goldman, late Of Washington, d. c.. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber on or
before the Goth day of March next they NAV other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate.
Given un.er my hand, this a0th day of March,
1856. SOPHIA COLEMAN.
NH y 1aw3w ADMINISTRATIVE.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
letters Of standardization on the personal ss-
tate OF Thomas j. Barrett, late Of Washington,
ID C., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscri-
Der. or before the nth day of March next: they
may otherwise, by lew, be excluded from all benefit
OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March
NH Ie lsw3w. CATHARINE BARRETT.
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PROPOSALS.
RUREAO or ORDNANCE,

- kAVs DErARruHST.
,,a W. 49, GToN CITH, April -. 1855
$780, frotHsas eudOr-ed . Propos als tor the
sIeeton "a rev Naval Magazine Buildings st
the onn'ander OF the Ord nance ard IN this city
.nSi noon etsATCRnAY. the 9Th Jslday Of Nav,
beoo, at NhIch hopr the opening Of the btds will lie
oonuebeeo' to' Toe erection OF q be~ Naval Mag
eNne 90 we right back Of the Apacostis river,
epeh Inc slte OF the present cid building which IL
70 ye unen eSSn and the materials used In er
teooins All OF the enclosure; for removing the
snotbef pisec, Tor tn repair sf one brick store
nou,e; aha ior the necessary fencing and grading
The vofh 10 TO be commenced on Thursday the
Nntn IOIosy ot may. l55i. and must be entirely
oo6pf'eo sltnin ninety te0l days thereafter.
fnhe snd spec hcsii9ns fer the work will be In
reedIhee ~ the once ofthe Inspector of 0rdpauce,
.tSmnsooins me erdnanos Yard, for the eIa ANNA
non OF rsrtiee desiring 20 make proposals, on Fri
oay the 18th instant. aud where every information
VIII be gwen with regard 70 the "details: and hid
derr will be required 10 state IN. Amounts FOR
which they will furnish all the ma err ais and com
piete each portion OF the above specified work &C
c2rdroe TO these plans and speci fcations
bacn Did must he accom- anied by good and suf
government known 90 this Dep.rtmeut that the
BIDDER Will N bis offer be accepted enter into con
tract 10 perform the work bid fer aud the Depart
ment reserves the night accept or re,ect any er
all OF the bids, a. the interest Of the Government
may reauiIe.
Persons desiring 20 bid must necessarily visit the
magazine grounds aud examine the condition OF
facilities for doing will be afforded by the osfcsr
commanding the ordnance Yard.
II A WISE,
dp . eoto Chief of Bureau.
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apg dts Henry pPPR6BAsoo, Trustees.

And Immediately after the sale of the above lots
in square l64. we nall also sell, the premj ses
at the request Of some of the other heirs Lots G,
l., p, and q, in the same subdiv vision of said
square. Also, iginal Lot 6. are I6I fronting
respectively on Connecticut avenue, north street
and 18th street west
Terms: One third cash; residue in g. L. and Is
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
the property.
-. Plsts of the above property may be obtained at
the a lction rooms
25-dts J.c. MCGUIRE 4 co Aucts
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers-
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CITY

By authority or the Supreme Conrt of this Dis
niet; passed Tnsa in sqpity, No. 3l, Matilda Gram
sale, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAV It,t' Is ~
At O'Clock, on the premises, to the highest bid
Ger, the following valuable lots, to wit:
Lots lettered and marked b, H. NJ and v in
the subd vision Of part of square No IGi 'front.' nC
respectively on Connecticut avenue and the cor
Der If and l7th streets.
And on the same AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, on the
premises. We shall sell Lot No. 3, in square No
23h. fronting IS feet inch Canal street by 10
feet deep, near the 18th street bridge
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6, Ia and
l6 mon tbs with interest. for which the purchase
bonds, with surety. will be taken, and a lien re
served on the property sold.
III the terms be not complied with within 1--WE
from the day Of sale, the trustees the
right TO resell, on seven days public ctice, at
ply.
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MAYORS oFFIeE.

MAYORS 0FFIGE.
Al WAsHIN 5IoN, II. g, AurII -. lsx
Ph0POSALS WILL Biz RECEIVED UNTIL
II o clock B:. on MONDAY, the eth day Of MAY
next Tor gradI nR Sir tenth street west from Ma
sschusetit avenue 10 street north.
Bisders Will state the price per cubic yard for
cutting or filing
Only that which measures mest 10 be paid for
The surplus dirt 10 be deposit ID wherever the
Commissioner may direct
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the wo,k Is approved by the Commissoner and
Assistant Commissioners.
JOHN W. DYER
Ap Is cost COmmissiouer Fir,t Ward
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AUCTION SALES.
RYj. q. MceUIRE 3 60, Auc tiopeers
Auction SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURsl

TURE.
We win sell. on WEDNESDAY MORNING
he1t, III AZ 2, at Dwelling No. ~ Missouri nysnue
between a. 9th streets, all tue Furniture in
SAID house. We name in part '
Rosewood. essed seven octave Pianoforte, by Reich
Fine Mahogany Marble top Chamee- sri,s u,,,
carN ed Wardrobe 'Si WIN
Silt frame French plate Mirror, Slab and Brs,ss,
walnut Hair cloth Sofs, Chairs, and Rocksr. Net
Hat Rack
MAI oeany Dining Tables Rnd Sideposrd
walnut and Painted Wardrotes
Cottage Suite, Gilt Window Shades
Three ply and Ing ain Carpets, Rugs
Hall and Step Carpet aud Oiclotb
Tin Safes, two Refrigerators
II usk an Cotton top Mattresses
Zane and W, Cd seat Rocker. and Chair
walnut Hair cloth Lounge, Venetisn Blinda
CIockery and Glassware
>, Together With a quantity OF Household and
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash. J. q. MCGUIRE 400
8pTS Auctioneers