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DROPOSALS FOB COPPKR,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of ConorScitOn aug hepdu,S
Decemb 70 1856. \
Sealed Proposals TO furnish 400 Vp pound. Of In
got Copper, one half " Lake " best quality, will
be recei ed at this Buresu until O'Clock p. IN.
The proposals must be addressed to the ..CAief Of
the BRredu of COasrucai ION and Repair, Macy De
partrnent. Washinsfon. ~ and be endorsed" Propo-
sails for Copper" that they may be distinRuished
compliance with the . In strHctions 10 bidders
king Offers for supplies 10 the Nary Departnnent."
which can be obtained from the Oo1man dsut's
Once at any Navy Ysrd, or frem the Purchasins
Pay master ut any Naval Station, or from this
The copper to be subject TO the necessary test
and inc pection of the proper oficef Of the Wash
lDaton Navy Yard, where the whole quantity ID Co
be delivered; $50, coo pounds to be delivered on
before the lst February. and the remainder On or
before the LIST April, 1857. de r 2aw1w
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NEW BOOKS -shauk's Personal RscoIi.c.ions
Of Dts'ineuisheA Generals, o.; Sir BROOK
e. Rs::. Pr e,eshs En-, aovsi, y lever. cent? fAs
= cents: Ia. ana Practice on Euchre. new ediscn
y; smith q prineipia Latina, part second. a Is;
sss,ssn:, History CT the Bsssiiion. 81 JOIN
no '''", Va" ga : yRAHuv r.v,o, !
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4. LOOMS, ND,

The Inventor and Patentes Of the MIHERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at<A
his ONCE In this city, Many persons Gang 1Ql
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ~
these. -. -
Persons calling at my once een be sooonmoda.
ted With any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sire, but 70 these who particular and wish the
lurest, Cheapest, strongest and most perfect den,
viii be more fully Warranted
Rooms in this ofty-No as Penn's avenue. be-
tween eth and 10th sts. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
Philadelphia. &C 30-ly
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I'd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN

By virtue of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber J. o. l9s, fslios 4Ss. &C., of the land
records OF the District Of columbia, we will, on
TIE sta dsy o! January. 1857, at o'clock IN. +,
expose for sale, at public aue ton on the premi.
ses, certain real estate In Georgetown situated,
tl0i. In Beall,s addition to said town, beginning
Tor the same az the end Of 40 feet from the north
erst corner OF Green and Beali streets, running
east by and with the line of Beal feet and
and IL OF foot, thence north ~ feet thence west
and parallel with Beali street 50 and IL feet,
thence north 4Ofeet, thence west s feet, thence
south l20 feet to the beginning, with the build :
belonging.
Terms: One half each; balance in 6, IL and IS
monti g. to be secured by q deed of trust on the
premises. All convey ancine and stamps at pur
chaser g cost. II the terms of sale are not COM
piled with within five days after the sale, resale
will be had At she cost and risk of dsfaulting pur-
chaser. Sl0O to be paid at the fall of the hammer
WALTER 3. COX,
CHARLES n. MATTHEWS,
Trustees OF the Third Building Association Of
Georgetown. -.
Q Geo THOS BOWLING Aurt
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
II WARRINGTON, Dec O. 1884
49, - r. go

~ s7 80
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MoBE, AND WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0RB
Leave caiiy, except sunday. at Ton. 7:45, and
ilIa a. m, and 200, and 80. and 500 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
leave daily, except Sunday, at zoo a. m, and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POL IA
JUNCTION..
Leave at Sis and 7,O0 .. m, and at 400 and 8,
,. IN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 90 and 7:45 .. 10. T., and $50 D. m No
Trains TO or from Annapolis on Sunday.
On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave At I:5 g.. m, and 100 anu % D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave atf;4o a. n and 200 and SU9 p. N.
FOB ALL PAkTS OF THR VEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 q. m. aud
On sunday At 500 p m only. connecting at Relay
S pon With trains from Baltimore 10 Whseliag,
THRoUGa Ti0KETs to the West can be ]. d At
the "sshington station Ticket Office at all hours
In the Gay, well at the effice OF tue Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Penn
avenue, between 9th ana 7th streets
For New York, fhilsdel phia. and Boston, see
advertisement OF 'Through Line"
J. l.. WILSON. Master Of transportation
Il. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 80 IL GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent Washinaton
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Georgetown. F..
de 6-eo&ds THOS BOWLING. Auct
10y w. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEy SALE OF IMPOyED REAL Es-
TATE WAlHIkGTnN - =

BY virtue OF Q deed of trust, duly recorded in
LiUer N. G T, No. 81, pages $50, &c, OF the Land
Records Of the District Of Oolnmhis, we will, on
the 9Th day OF January, 1887, at 4 o'clock D. m =,
pose for sale at public auction on the premise
certain Real Estate, being Lots No. 10 and IL, in
Samuei Davdson's subdi vision of Square number
ed undred and eighty three. in Warrington
city, u. with the buildings. improvements aud
sppurfenances to the same belonging.
Terms One half cash: balance in 6, IL and Is
months, to be secured by a deed OF trust on the
premises. All conveysncing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. If the terms of sale are
net complied with within five days after the sale,
resale Will be had at the risk and cost of de.
ling purchaser Sl00 to he paid ut the fall of
the hammer. WALTER 3 COX.
CHkS NJ. MATHEWS,
Trustees OF the Third Building Association, of
de 7-eo6ds W h WALL A co Ancts
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~GsBeraI Mullen, President of the Fsuian
military Conpci IN Ireland, has written a let
ter, wbien had been pnhlish he'd In the Duhlin
papers. IN which ne den ounces stephens a, n
hpmoug and y rascal. The lp:ter has ere, ,s n
q great eensaiion n Ireland, although by
some u Is regarded as strasasem Of the Bri-
Ash Government
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ARGE LOT OF UNSERVIUEABLE OMAR.
IL TERMASTER PROPERTY AT AUCTION

Caiet QSTrterp'aaer's 0eee; Dspotof wasainston,l
Washtnston, o. C., December IL, 1855.
sns he
IiERmAsTER STORES, will be sold at Public
UP1 nnSs5 the
on
q 81 ' 2s t Grai9 Sacks Sacks s0oos Ranges
500 lbs Wrought Scrap SEQ Horse and Mule Col
cs' ss.aP fSa g W h;ss Bss
I7'5 lbs Iron Huts. as Z hrmy Wagons
20, :G 1T 70 Two horse Ambulan-
us # large Fire Hose 20 Horse Carts
Isl sets Wheel Mule Har sCylindricsl steam Boil
1877 i :s,: Wheel Wheel. AmOu fs 81. s,s.s.
l4s sets Lead Mule H.r i e Sc pS.ss
I79 Wagon Brides 20 Water Casks
l25 Riding Brides I62 Barrels
G5 NJ CleIlsn Saddles p Grinastones
Il wagon de. 2i0 Lanterns
i Army Range 800 lbs Assorted Rope
Together with sh9sels, Picks, Spades, Axes.
wagon Whips Cart Harness, Riscksmiths Tools,
TIN We're, Carpen ters' Tools, Tables, Cocoa Nat.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
Goods must be removed within ten days from
ds dts srsS Si M.on esesr sTp g.
GALE OF Obj AND TNsERvTCHaLE GAN.
LANEOUS ORDNANCE STORMS.
1- Bureau ofO rdadncs, Nary Dspartmsat,l
WashtngiOn Guy, Dec. Is, 1856 (
On the 10th day OF January, 1851 at noos there
ssIa 70 The sbe.s sidds% lot q sIa ana s sn.
Deous Articles of Naval Ordnance
The Cannon. Shot. and Shell will ne soid ~ the
pound, and the Small Arms and other Miscel-
lsneeus Articles Of Ordnance In lots II suit pur.
chasers. ..s
Terms: One half cash. in Government funds to
be deposited on he conclusion Of the safe. and the
remainder within ten days af erwards. curing
which time the articles must be removed from the
yard, other wise they revert to the Government.
H. A. WISE,
de IL eotd Chief of Burean.
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'I'HRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
e q EexzR

r....x WAsHINGTON, Dec Q, 1885
ra,I ,n Detween Washington and New York are
4Ok NAV YORK, without change Of cars.
leave daily texcept Sunday at Z. As o. m. and
rEoR NEW YORK. changing cars at Philaael-
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:ls g. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily exec pit su nday at I:t5 and HIS a,
m, and 40 and 80 D. m
ON SUNDAY
only.
daily.
Through tick cts to Philsdel phis, New YORK. or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at ell honrs
In the day. as we'll as at the new office ia the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34- Penn.
avenue, b~tween 9Th and 7fh streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Wsshfngten, Baltimore,
Anna polls ann the West
IL. WILSON, Master Of Trans portasieu.
y N COLE General Ticket Agent
&C 9-u
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OE E1IOo0s
Do0iio" BET GGTtoN OF PRICES.
REDUCTION OF PRICEs'
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
On and after this date will supply to my ems.
TONERS, and to all other dealers who may favor
me with their orders, ~
4sar, MASSEY, HUSTON 3 CO.'S -
MASSEY, HUSTON CO.'S
MASSEY, HUSTON CO.'S
Late Massey, Collins Co.'S
PHILADELPHIA DkAUGHT AND STOCK ALE
PHILADELPHIA DRAU0HT AND STOCK ALE
PRILADELPHIA DRAUGaT AND STOCK ALE
AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
At PHILADELPHIA PRICES,
AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
DR,UGHT OR ALE AT S11 PER eBL.
DLhuGHT Or ALE AT Sll PER BBL.
STOCK Oh Xxx ALE AT SI3 PER BBL.
STOCK Oh Xxx ALE AT SI3 PER B BIZ.
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washington and
GEORGETOWN free Of charge
TERMS CASH.
All orders promptly attended to. rs s
Riley A. SHINN,
..f.-- ... -.-,...- Pbiladeiphia Ale Agent {,
Corner Of Greene and Olive streets.
de7.lm Georgetown, d. C.
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GALE OF OBJ AND UNsERVICEaI,E CAN
- NON. SMALL ARMS, AND MISUEL-
LANEOUS ORDNANCE STORES.
DENTISTRY.
DB. LEwIE's pEkTAL ASSOCIATION

i us. In IE'S DENTAB ASSUUTATION,
~ No 900 fENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th str sets.
Teeth extracted without pain by ad minsterug
NITROUS Oxyde sr Laughing Gas.
LEWiE has recently purchased the bestSpST
chemical Apparatus in the country for ~-II0
making pure gas every day; also, an Ia. proved VAL
vuisr Inhaler The Association 10 now prepared
to make Teeth on Gold. Silver and Rubber at New
York Philadelphia and Boston prices All per
sons Wishing dental work done can have 1t as cheap
rs In the above named cities. All work done in
give subtraction. Persons will do we'll TO call
and examine our work. de ATT
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H-IEoDI3 so THa aTEtEFr-Hl a. 81
st .rar 10 sO#s rt ,-F - g4gf a. tsg
v. 8 TrSa sEs@a : - Ifpsli .sasso Ia,
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GAvARNfs LAST STUDIES -Gayarni, the
late Frene n artist, had passion for aerosta-
tics, and ike Leonardo da Nnci, had the con
viction that aviation the fly of the bird
was the principle and the alpha OF aerial loco
motion. He spent the last ten years of his ex-
istence in experiments and studies on the
length OF the wing and its level, and he con-
structed many aparatuses which never an.
sUered
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SKArERs, ATTENTION. 90 % ADAney -
- 500 eth street. and for IS cents get one 81 ~
kouave Caps. just the thing Z, keep ys"a On"
warm when Skating. eshh
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GALE OF LARGE LOT OF ORDNANOK
- AND ORDNANCE MATERIAL.

Brredu u Ordadnce. Nary Depaytrlent,t-
EG,ht"g ion City. Decent Der p, 1856
TheIe Will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidders, ut noon, on TUESDAY the twenty
fourth "a day Of January. 1851 at the ONCE ofthe
ihspector OF ordnance. Navy Yard, New York, a
l1Ise lot of Ordnance Stsres servicesbie ana nm.
seTviceable, embracing Cannon. Shot and Shell.
Smau rms OF various calibres. Spare Parts of
Small Arms, Gun Carriages and Miscellaneous
Stores. -
The articles will be sold in lots to suit pur-
cbaseIs.
Terms: One half cash in Government funds to
be deposited the conclusion OF the sale and the
remainder within ten 19I days after~srd, during
which time the articles may be removed from the
Navy Yard, other wise they will revert to the Gov
eminent II. A WISE
de q. eOlSt Chief nf Nm raan
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QUESTION OF INTEREST TO JEWs-One
OF the Jews IN Boston who keeps a store, was
arrested for keeping open on the Sabbarh on
SUNDAY. Ine case was brought up in the
Municipal Court and sent TO the Superior
Court, the counsel for the Jew taxing the
ground that as long the Jew kept what he
eonscientious1y believed was the Sabbath
winch was from II O'Clock Friday night until
the same hour on Saturday night-he could
not De lined OF imprisoned for keeping open his
shop on the day set apart tor worship by the
Christians. tO-wit, Sunday Last week the
case was brought before Judge Wilkinson i'm
the Superior Criminal Court. who stated tn /,
he must confer with his associates There the
matter rests at present n the revised statu @.
OF Massachusetts one article makes IL lawful
Tor any man IN the State who does not beliey q
IN the Christian Sabbath TO worship on such
day in the week as ne chooses. The Jews of
Boston, as general thing, congregate on SAT-
urday, and services peculiar to their creed I, 70
conducted by regularly ordained and duly
commissioned Jewish priest
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llY TAes BOWLING. Auct Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE REAL Is


BY virtue of deed % trust made By James Rho
der add wife to the subscriber the 9Th day of DC.
tober; 1855 and recorded among the land records of
the District OF Columbia, in Liber e NJ H., No
7, foho 30, a., Will offer at public sale. front
Of the premises, THURSDAY. the 18th December,
1855, at o clock p. the following describe
real es'ste, being part of lots No 81 and A. In Pc
ter Bestty. fhreikeid and DeakiHs addition to
Geoi getown ans District aforesaid. erroneously
named in for mer deeds as lots No 80 and co. Be
ginning for the same the end of 81 feet inches
measured on inc drawn east from the intersec-
rion Of the east line Of Lipgan tn the north lin
Of Prospect street and runniDg thence east with
the north line Of Prospect street ~ feet thence
north and parallel with Ling street o, feet more
les: thence west and parallel with Prospect
street 20 feet thence south and parallel with Lin
gan street IS feet more less to the be Ginning
Terms OF sale: One third cash; and the resid ue
Tn six and twelve months. with interest frn N the
nay Of sale the title being retained until full paw
meDt Of the purchase money.
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with within
TIN &c DAYS after the day Of sale the trustee re
serves the right n resell upon three day notice
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pure haser
Convey ancing and stamps at pm rch sser's cost.
HUGH CAPERTON Trustee
de Is 90 THOS BOWLING, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE WAS POSTPONED
until MONDAY, January 18th, 1877, same hour
and place. ---. - -
HUGH CAPERroN, Trus tee.
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SAD CASE Father Testifes against has
son Jor forgery-We never remember To have
witnessed sadder scene in court than one
wnich occurred in the city court yesterday
morning j: i. Foster was presented before
MS honor Judge Craig, upon charge Of
forgery, having forged two checks on the Gin.
zens, Bank and one on the Second National
Bank, each for $50, purporting to be signed by
h j roster q Co, wholesale grocers, on Nam
street, between Sth and 9th. The two checks
on the Citizens Bank We're passed Oh Stratton
d Snodgrass, and the one on the National Bank
on the Spurrier House. The first witness ON
the stand was X. J. Foster, father of the &C.
cused, who testified that the checks were for
genes When asked If he had not paid similar
checks for his son, he replied. bursting into
tears, that he had paid between ~sI5,0O aad
$500 for him. The heart of the oldTmau ccuId
stand u no longer, being compelled TO thus
make public the faults of his son. The scene
IN The court, as the stout man shed tears like an
infant, was most sad. Judge Craig after
making some appropriate remarks on the con =
duct of young Foster. required him to olive
stCO GOnd 10 answer.-LotGscius Democrat, I7th
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN NIrNEsorA- On
Saturday morning last. Mr.. Melanctou smith
young man OF about twenty years OF ago.
while walking around one Of the vats in Cat
ter, Secombe Il Co.'S paper nili, in SAINT An
thony, missed his footing and fell into a vat of
boiling lime water. He went in all over ex-
cept his head, and, strange to say,had pressn g.
of mind enough 10 jump and catch hold of the
edge of the vat, where he hung BY his LEFT
hand until his cries were heard by a negro
who came and assisted him out. His clothing
was taken of Immediately. and he was ID ,eked
in cotton batting and OIL The burn was deep
and. consequently fatal the skin slipping from
me hesh on me slightest pressure. The young
man died after q suffering of six hours from
the time of the sad accident.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOTOMAC Transportation LINE.
NOTICE TO sHIPPKRs.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYTHnR,
leaves Washington 1t = u. and Al go
exsndrfa at O. EyERY SAT-
URDAY for Glymont, Budds Terry,
Smiths Point, Chattsrton Landing, Nsnjemoy
Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, Stones Wharf, Our
rioDen Bay, FoKwelle Wharf, Hazeil's Wharf,
more et .. n. on Sunday
-. J.B. BRYAN BRO, AGENT,
u IOHMOND, IRIDERICKSBURQ AND 20
II TOHAC RAILROAD.
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81 The Boston Post says: Napoleon has a
kidney disease; Victor Emanuel a paralyzed
right arm /; Bismark 10 sick the Empress Car
Iotie crazy the hair of both the Emperor of
Austria AND the q ue~n of Hanover a. turned
Iray within year; the Pope weeps day and
night and Victoria sin broods over the past
with profound meIane holy
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

Auction SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING House. = :
On TUEsDAY, the 18th day of January, 1851, at 4
ocieek p m We shall sell, by public auction, on
the premises, an xcellent two story frame dwell
hing house, situated on the east side of 9th street,
near street north being part of Lot No. ~. in
and lot 81 feet deep to public alley
Terms OF sale One half cash, q nd balance In si K
purchaser.
de 81 I'd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOs. DOWNING, Agct Georgetown

POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
viii be rented 10 the highest bidder, at Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jsnuarr
9, lsI, at the Auction Store, No. 114 Bridge
The Three Fishing Landings on the Potom &C
River; about one mile above Geor getown, known
as 'Oloud b Landtpes.n - '-...
ferms: Ore half cssh; balsnoe in four months,
Tor notes satisfactorily Endorsed
.a-..-... .--.-, J. a. RITCHIB,
TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
de ga Times q Courierl a -
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llY GREEN Z VILLA Ms, Auctloneer,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Late OGes Nsr York and Wasairr,on
S,ennShip Compdnv I
tn. the ioiiSwing unclsimed packages will, If not
q pupl a, suction' to psy charges, -;
". w Roberts, Geo Dooliule,
Edwini Morrill,. W%. eaissher,
Also, Dbl Vsrnish, COOLING Stove. broken
do Il Trunk. Chest. without mark
The above pack ages, now at the late office Of the
company In Georgetown, Will, ii not called for, be
BATURDAY. the i9th Of D eoem6er next, al II
O'Clock Q. m, wi holt reserve for cash
no 81 2awds GkEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ETHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UE-
TEL SATURDAY. the 5th day Of January 1857, at
dsss 90 GREESA WILLIAMS. Auct..
- U BL &c SALE.
BY virtue of authority, we will expose at public
Dsrnall on THURSDAY, tue Il tn day of January
next at u O'Clock M, two parcels of LAND,
equally divided, and contiguous to each o Their ,
contaiLing ll6 acres. This property is situated
ineton city IL accessible by the Ana.ostis Bridge:
contains an equal quantity of ar able meadow and
wood; Is OF most excellent quality; highly produc
uSe, admirably adapted TO market purposes; and
thereon. 1t will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale '-One half ca,h; residue in II
months. with interest and approved security
&c. STEVENS,
'.~.r. Nm T. HILL, .t
AsforpMs's for Z ~ Ds.nall.
Attorney tor Henry w Uarnall,
~ ~
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nIARIDe FOB 1867 "A large ass0rtusnt Of
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The RumOred Presence of the c. OIR.
in New fork-Probably Another Case Of
Mistaken Identity.
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Osrios attention given 70 ~ Durohase end sale
Of Msrchandiss. Liberal edvaoess msos on Oop-
A4nmAnNa. ~ W0
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

DQsTPONIMENT OF SALE OF GOvERN.
l. HkNT PR0PERrf AT POINT Lookout,
Headquarters Department Of Washiaston, }
Ofrs Of Csief Qxarfermasier,S
Washiagton, d. C., December 81, 1856
The auction sale of Government Property adj.
verttsed to take place at Point Lookout Maryiand.
on FRIDAT, DECEMBER2S rs. 1856, is postponed
MN ~ O'Clock. noon, friday, JANUARY 4,
M. LUDINGTON,
Ooi' and CbeW Quartermastef, Hvt Brig Gen.
de Sl-it Department of Waship stou.
PUBLIC SALE OF pEENaIAEEsINa PKOP-
By authority of the Chief of rneinear. T. iu
cell wS a. Pnbiis "A Aus.ion, g HARPERs FERRY,
1867, the following ENGINEERs' PROPERTY,
viz:
each "
1851 pounds Wire Cable
One Metallic Life Boat
Two pontoon Beats.
Sale to commence at 10 o clock a. m
Terms cash, in United states funds.
DANIEL j. YOUNG,
K. 81 Ordnsnce,
de 81 ids JOHN KO0ECE, Auctioneer
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NEDIOINES OHDAPER THAN THI GA AP-
.vI est and rood a. the best large stock@
can always pe found at MOORE Drug Store
113 Penney lvania avenue West. dc S-fv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05
CHAWlN' GUM.

uy swI rfakommon objects
That akraus my yi-hun KUN,
The strikeHest and quaintest
Is that gal Il chawiA' gum
Her darin' mouth enkompast
a vailer inokiu' wad,
sum less than Paddy Murphy
Mite Harry in his hod.
Them moshun- She wa= maxim,
cooceut call 'em chewius-
They wern't say related
To them ere sort dewils-
For tung, and lips. and grinders,
= latIter and "a yaw
The work they was pvriurmin'
kood hey no name bat ciiaw.
Tween craunchin'. wink9n', gigglin,
And gabbiu at full SAL,
Her waterfall kept wigeliu'
just like a mermaId's tail.
lier jaunt, kap aud roost er pl-wrn
danced Eaiy in the bF-eze;
| wandered il she'd ..sse l.er gum,
Provided she shoud snceze.
Her psrasau was histed up,
Aw most six inches braud
J spose twas spread to keep the
From meiLiu' Mhat she chawed.
Her hoops she s@ung her curls she bobted,
And when she tried 10 speak,
That bully masicaled hunk
MAIDS bulses III her check.
numbered = 0uId that bin OF h-rn
Once have a klssln' job -
How she would e'er dispose NV
That salyy, uDkshus s4b-
hope some chapIl marry her,
IS uses Yimmin we'll,
And keeps 4 tu-hoSs groseri,
With lots uu gum To sell.
If he don't give her grub and klose,
And hosSrs fur to ide,
And awl the gum she wants TO cha~
h, pc she'll chaw his hide.
For ny awl human genuses.
That Ger my pa nway scud,
The moastcst, iuterestiurS1,
Is her as chaws her cud.