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THE EVENING STAR
KILOGRAMS. &c.

In the Presby terrain Con vention in Philadsl
phia yesterday, deputaton from the Episco-
nal Convention was received, sting OF
Bishops Mellysne sod Lee, Rev. ; II. Tying,
The exercises were deeply interesting aud pa.
rhetc Addresses were made by the members
.i'he dspo's ion, and Were replied 70 ey Rsys;
George II. Stewart, president. The coayen.
non ad opted an address, and adjourned
couri-martial has been in session at Cuba
10 dispose OF tse prisoners engaged In the late
prison rot. Ten OF the ringieaders have been
shot. and number of them are going 10 bs
transported 10 the fortress of Ceuta It appears
that Il was the intention or the prisoners to
attack the penitentlary, and unite themselves
with the inmates OF that establishment In their
dsprecafions- Two out of the tour leaders
have made their escape
Don Severe del Castillo. Prince SaIrn .Slln
and the other prisoners, with the exception OF
Senior Casanoy, no remained in ueretaro on
account OF sickness, have ARR we'd at the city of
Mexico, and are at present IN the ex-conyent
of Santa Brigfda.
a FIRE broke out in the depot st Princeton.
Ill on Thursday night, which resulted In the
destruction OF property valued at S25o,OO0.
portion Of the mill-building OF Reese. Graz
d Dull, in PIttsburg, was blowa into atoms by
a boiler explosion yesterday. About twenty
persons were killed and many wounded The
explosion occurred on the forge portion The
null building caugh. fire and was destroved
The cause OF the expo5ion is unknown, as the
engineer and fireman Were instantly killed
The loss will probably reach $1,000.
A circular OF the Mexican Secretary of War,
on the 10th OF October, orders the term of mill
tary service 70 be five years
S1inaye Is taxing every measure % secure
himself in the permanent occupancy of the
President 81 char Of Hayti.
The Conservative Convention OF white citi-
zsns, representing twenty districts of South
Carolina, has sdiournsd after a two days ses
sion General Chestnut presided An address
TO the people of me county was prepared by a
com m1tiee OF twenty, Ond submitted BY Char
eeilOr In lis. l. Is n strong docu ment and de-
serloes the condition OF the country, and pro-
tests against negro suffrage 1t was unani-
mously adopted.
The official registration returns In North
Carolina show 10000 white voters ard n. 180
black The white majority is 31,G43.
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DROPOsALs FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
l. THE UNITED STATES NAILS TO
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
: OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON, October q, ls7.S
- In accordance with the provision of the new
the United Kingsom Of Great Britain and Ireland,
coming into operation on the lst of January, 1858,
for the dispatch of mails the other Office by we'll
appointed ships sailing on stated days. and shall
IL Fl thai
URDAY the sd Of NevS%ter IsF {cr the Convey
1855 BY Wen appointei ships. departing on stated
rnaed port in the nted States to port or noef
in the United Kingdom.
from the United States; the port or ports Of des-
tination i'm the United Kingdom the names ton
mail service; the time to be occupied in performing
each voyage from the port of emb Ark alton to the
Proposed departures The Ted sia as sS 81
the compensation asked for the trans portation
letters, and PR POUND for newspapers, book
packets and patterns, or samples of merchandise,
Bidders rendering steamships which have been
employed in the trans Atlantic mail service during
posals authentic statements the actual time &C.
cnrled by such steamships in performing each out;
Kingdom during the year 1861.
The proposed schedule days and hours of sailing
from the United States must be subject 70 approval
by the Postmaster General, who reserves the right
TO adjnst and fix the schedules of departure Of all
tll- WHICH ne may dCCeht ~ eHcn man
ner as viii secure the greatest attainabie regulari
ty and efficiency In the mail service.
A. the Postmaster General is restricted by law
from allowing any greater co.npe lsation for the
transportation OF the mail TO foreign ports than
the sea and United States inland postage to an
American and the sea postage only TO a foreign
vessel proposals namirg a higher rate of com
peBsatiOn cannot be considered 10y the Depart
meut.
Each proposal must be properly guaranteed with
satisfactory testimonials - TO the ability of the
party making il to perform The mail service accord
Ing 70 its terms.
If deemed advisable By the Postmaster General
the owners of the accepted steamshi rs to execute
for nal contracts with good and sufficient suretes
for the designated service. conta all the usual
provisions aud stipuati0ns of ocean mail steam
shptcontraCts, incl uding the impo.ition Of fines or
deductions for delays or irregularities, and OF suit
able penalties for failures TO perform any OF the
re gufar voyages embraced in the proposals.
Proposals should be addressed under seal to the
Postmaster General, , with the words. VI ALL Pro-
POS AIS +" FOREIGN MAILS written on the face
of the address. ALEX W. RANDALL.
2s-Iaw3t Postmaster General
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
TWINES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Z
-- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October ~, ISa.f
Sealed Proposals wiz be received at this Depart
L O'Clock, noon, for furnishing Wrapping paper
and wrapping Twnes for the use of the Post ofiees
the sist day of December next.
The said articles to be deb yered, free of expense
Post ONCE peps rtmsnt at washin gton, d. C., and
New York City, N. Y, -.
quality thereof required al each Agency are speci
"f DISTRICT No. lat WASHINGTON, DC.
1890 realms Of Wrspping Paper, 2oxss inches in
size, OF material a. s, and quality equal in all
mest: to ssish g pounds & the ream n,s aud
each ream TO certain 70 perfect quires.
LOO ABOVE S shs sns
weigh IS pounds to the resm, for the use Of
10000 pounds Of Jnts or other suitable Irvine hard
- twisted and in balls, and to weigh about i
IL 600 pounds of coarse Hemp Irvine, about one.
eighth Of an inch in diameter and in balls,
DISTRICT No. a-AT NEW YORK CITY, NY
1900 rsam s,s Of wrapping Paper, similar to tina
qsssrl6s9 IN the estimate hrstnamed 70
ZOO pSaas: & ys.s Of s,ss. suitable TYNE sim.
lO.Ocspounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, similar to that
ProposSs viii be be- pecsiVed for each article.
rstsy. for All Of tine articles, and for both Dis
the lowest and best bidder, to he determined after
careful examinaiiep for the purpose OF asclrtan-
advantageous to the Department. r.
II the Di.tricts should be changed. the articles
shall he delivered st such place or places A. the
Postmaster General shall designate, at PRO RaTa
More o.. less than the estimaied qnantitie. may
be ordered. as the necessities of the Department
may require, at the discretion of the Postmastsr
Samples Of such articles ss ars now usea AZ ,hs
Pos! pmcss may be seen st the Oces "a pplisd, and
Bidders :iI .ssa q .psh articles a. they
propose , so f1rnirn With their bids:
2uarxnues o. ms ABILITY TO comply with his bid and
acertlhcaie from Postmaster that such Qusran-
tors are reliable persons. . =" 500 s''
tract Tf ~ w SoH
failure to furnish an article contracted 10,
promptly, or the furnishing an article Inferior to
cause Tor forfeiture Of the contract
Bids not made In conformity 20 this notice win
tue Of the proposal. $3.50 - - - - 49,.
Proposals must be marked on the enye,ope via
the name Of the article bid fer, and tle letter 40
dressed to the " First Assistant Postmaster Cen.
ALEX. W. RANDALL. sTf
noIlaWsv postmaster General.
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81. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Memphis holds its services In the Criminal
Court rooms.
INo, 8 particle OF wood is used in the
Iowa
@Anti-tobacconist are trying to make out
That the 'last cigar" killed Minister Fould.
~The Mason Doree, IN New York, has
store-rent $4,000.
- Jessie Fremont is writing a book.
e Alexander Dumas, pere. has given the
Menken lO,0O0 francs.
- New York claims that buildings are
going Up IN that city worth fifty million
dollars.
- Prayers are offered in The Catholic
Chuches for the Pope of Rome.
81 One OF kossuth's sons have been elected
10 the Hungarian Permanent
30 One claim sgainst Sir Morton Peto's
fIm in bankruptcy amounts to ssO,OOO,OeO
IL The wine crop Of California this year
IS valued al three million dollars.
- The first agricultural fair held In yir-
GINA since The close of the war is now open a.,
Danyllle- Baltimore is largely represented by
contributions
ST. Rrh'T' 7o'''OO dFunEards in the United
- Mr. Joseph Howe recently said in a
spes ca a. ISL mouth that the common schools
OF Noys Scotia were training young men who
would influence the cestinies of all British
America"
III When the Pacific Railroad and the
Soez Canal are completed, we can steam II
around the world in ninety days.
- The Tullahoma (Tenn.) Board of Alder
men recently passed a law 10 exempt all dis
msnenlsed persons from paying corporation
~ The Plymouth county Mass apoths
10y VINO was condemned TO Imprisonment for
seihng spirits 70 an invalid lady, has been tri
nmpnantiy elected 70 the Legislature, to re.
arraigned.
~Gen. Wood says In writing from, Rra,,,
ina ne isoies on being in trodueed 10 a ssrau
ger. Insist upon being embraced, ..neart throb.
Ding against her heart" Ho for Brazil,
~Six members Of the Colored yrn,on
Lessusin ficEens District. S. c., are TO be
Eighteen Others 90 TO prIson ''''
ga daughter OF Phineas Lounshurv n,
Bridgeport, c., who was married October q
became a widow in less than two weass h.,
the death OF her husband, AZ the Cat,r.r,
House, Niagara, while on their bridal tour
- The spire Of the French Catnedral in
day, was lifted perpendicularly in the Air
and then turnbiad through the roof.
- Henry Bishops little son, while playins
IN his father's yard az Bridgeport, Ct on Fri
day, fell into the fountain and ives drowned
The boy WIS grandson OF q. 8. Mallory O
FLORIDA, Sscretary OF the late Confederate navy
- convention Of Maryland physicians 3,
vernosr.
- Hon Reversy Johnson IL endeavorins
70 naye COL Beiger, formerly Quartermastsl
IN baltimore. reinstafsd In the army.
y A large meeting IN the interests of labor
was held in Worcester, Mass last Tn In rsdav
snd resolutions looking 10 Cooperation wers
passed.
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PROPOSALS.

DPOPOSALS FOR LATERAL SEWERS, WA.
TER PIPES AND GAS PIPES IN IL
STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
I'm AND 10TH SITS.
WEST.
OFcs ofthe Snpsrintsndeat aud Inspector Of
SflrsTs. Side FoOttrdlk and Crrrfugsftnys Sc,
City Hail. WashingtOn. ID. C., Nov 9. Isa. \
Proposals viii be received at the MAYORS Office
until Il m, on MONDAY. 18th inst for fur nish
ing and laying nine inch drain pipes; also gas and
water pipes into all lots parts of lots on said ii
street north, as are rot already provided.
specifications can be seen 10y calling on the Su
perintendent and Inspector of Sewers, &C., in the
basement, west wing, City Hall
The right is reserved 70 rejectany or all bids
VIM. FORSYTH,
Superintendent and INSPECTOR, &c
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB LUMBER.
Dsros Qsartsrm.s,sy's Qfes, -


DEPOT Qseytssmsstey's Qhes, Il
For Harksr, Kansas, November 2, 1915
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this once
until u NJ. of MONDAY, the 18th of November,
1857, fer the delivery at this Depot, at the mill,
goo, 900 FEET OF COTTONWOOD LUMBER,
To be sawed into such sizes and ength may be
required and delivered at the rate Of 500 feet
upward daily.
Delivery to commence within FIVE t5) DAYS
after the award is made, and the whole to be de-
Hyered by the 18th of December, 1867.
separate proposals fer the delivery at this depot
or at the mill of the bidder will be required The
remsinlne conditions are the same rs are usual
when supplies are required at this Depot pro-
Posals. Any further information required will be
given at this office on application.
HENRY INMAN.
no9ltB Brevet Major and A. Q. NJ
PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Depet Qna,teymas,er's Orc,
Jsfersonciue, Ind, November T. lSG.f
scared Proposals will be received at this o'ice
tn ~ m on WEDNESDAY,, November Is, 1851,
Tive hundred (a0l cords WOOD.
,r, Nine thou sand t9,0Q) bushels COAL.
vine Ihe Wood to be good, sound, merchantable
The Coal to be good, merchantable Coal
BIDS must be made in du plicate. with a COPY OF
this advertisement attached TO each, and each bid
must be accompanied by the guaranty of two
awarded TIC the bidder, good and sufic lent bonds
will be entered into for the faithful performance of
the same. =
The Wood and Coal to be delivered from time To
Bids must he endorsed - Proposals for Wood and
Coal ~ and addressed to the undersigned at Jeffer-
sonyille, Indiana. = - =
The right is reserved to resct any q II bids
Bvt. 1t Col. and O. NJ u. s. A.
no9-3tB Depot Quartermaster.
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Y 20 7 \ O Il.

IN = b. Aast- -'is rec - 49,, as II.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofYice
until ~ O'Clock ?, m,aWEpNESDAI.. November
2, 1871 for farpishing the garrison at Pittsburgh
Barracks, z. with the following articles for one
year ,,sr ouch less time as the Qusrtermasfer Gen.
eral, " s. A, may direct. -
aFORAGG-HAy and OATS -
BEDDING-Nfraw 07lfss. 81 sasa saf 9t'
Bids will be taken Tor al or each of the articles
separately, to be of good mArketabie quality, and
TO be delivered At such times and in such places as
the commanding ofdcer may direct, The Govern
or 81 bids, should they be deemed unreasonable
Bids will be seased and Addressed to Lieut. FRANK
y. T., and indorsed . Proposals for Forage and
A, A; Quartermester's once, Plattsbureh BAR
rackssNs T., October 2, l6a. $500 no 5-3tB Z
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STEEL RAILs.-The Valley TTrgiRiqs ar-
nounceS tina. the process OF making steel out
OF q common blast ldrnace direct from the
ore, end winch has been invented by Mr. Lev
ber, Is sue cess, and that sr7el rails will soon
/ laid on the Central railroad, and saws.
a. This IS truly reconstruction Think o. il ,
areyolution In the iron business of the world,
and all by Valley manr'
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V,o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
pF fasaIsk S. OF THE IsE Tn 4.

r..
PENSION OFFICE. July 18th. 1855
Application having Been made under the act OF
June > lssa, for the reissue of the following de-
been lost destroyed Notice H. hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant, new certificate OF warrant Of like tenor
will he reissued, If valid direction should then
appear. JOS. ii. BARRETT, Commissioner
No. 20 50, for 90 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5; ISIS. in the name of Mary NJ, widow Of
George Pufenberger, and was granted April 1,
No. 46 Sl5 for l6o acres, issued under the act of
nj arch ), lSs6, in the name Of Robert G. Fannin,
and was granted October Is, 1855. November Is,
No e1s, for 100 acres, issued under the act cf
March 5. 1855. In the Ietfice widow OF Elijah
b. Hill, and Was granted December ~, lS55. Decem
No. aosI. for. leo acres, issued under the act of
March s. ISIS, IN the name 81 Anna W. Powell,
minor child Of Matthew Powell, deceased, and was
granted June is. 1850. her "A, 1857.
Ne. less, for lso acres, issusd under the Act Of
March ). lsSs IN the name Of Levi Whiting, and
No, 95l62 Tor leo acres, issued under the act of
mann, and was granted April Is, 1857, December
No. se4lo, for leo acres, ireued under the act Of
March 5. 1855. In the name u MARY Harmau widow
of Peter Asrmen, and wss granted March Is. 1851
No, 90 se. for l6o acres, issued under the act of
March 5 1855, in the name Of Zachous Phillips
and was granted November Is, 1859. January &c,
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II - - BUCHU
is certain cure for diseases OF the = -
BLADDER KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DDOPsY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COM
PLANTS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
-, 90 N''' $50 URINARY ORGANS g
~ - MALE Or FEMALE, ea
from whatever cause originating and no matter of
= - HOW LONG STANDING. - CO..
Disc OF these organs require the use of
If no treatments submitted to, Consumption or
suppOrfed from these sources, and the s1l,t5- :
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS, -s -nT
-.... = 80 and IF sg1 ~ q. "a ?
that Of Posterity, depends upon prompt use Of .
reliable remedy. ,,r, i,,v,,,,,,, rs ! !
ESTABLISHES upwards Of Is years, prepared by =
W." hi f. HELMBOLD, ag.
-sr ..stE9east 80 - sF7ab Druggist. sss
59A Broadway, New York. and
rI lO4 South 10th street, hhAadell hias Pa. I
Sold by all Druggisfs. oczl-D&W,N
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE

IT, all trh0m at zacy concern, greeting.
Notice IS hereby given. that on the 5th and 9th
days Of August. 1888, the armed enemy's vessel
Gaines was attacked. sunk and destroy ed by YES
sells Of the United States belonging TO the Western
Gulf Blockading Squadron, under the command of
Rear ADMIRAL -. u. Farragut, and that on the 24th
day OF September, lS61 the same was libelled and
prosecuted IN this Court, in the name of the United
STATES for the reasons in the libel stated and that
said cause sl stand for trial at the City Hall in
the city q shing tOn, on tie FIRST MONDAY
OF DECEMBER next, when and where III persons
are warned 20 appear 20 show cause why cOndemna-
ton shenld not be decreed, and 20 intervene fer
their interests.
September IS, 1861. r. j. MEIGS,
Oc 2aWtd Clerk,
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
ID No. sac, Southeast corner 7th and sts

RY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
ID No. sac, Southeast corner Eth and ID SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE, WAGONS: liar
NESS. ICE CREAM FREEZER MACHINE,
SHOW CASES, GLASS JARS, COUNTER,
MARBLE TOP TABLES, PIANO FORTE.
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT THE
CORNER OF TWELFTH STREET WEST
AND STREET NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 18th day of November, A ID
1851, at 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, shall sell, by virtue Of
deed Of trust, dated the 9th day Of October, A. d.
lS6G, and duly recorded in Liber r. M H.. No g.
fers - and ZIG Of Chattel Records, for the cOun
ty o. Washington in the District Of Columbia viz
One Work Horse
Two WagOna and Harness
l25 Ice Cream Freezers and Ice Cream Machines
Sixty Ice Cream Tubs
CrockeTy Ware and Sauce
Two Show Cases, One Counter
Ten Marble top Tables
Eight Walnut Stands, eight walnut Chairs
Forty eight Glass Jars, and Scales and Weights
Twenty four Cane-seat Chairs
One Book Case
One Sofa, one Lounge, four Stoves
-Four Dressing Bureaus and three Wardrobes
Five Washstands, five Chamber Tables
Five Bedsteacs. two Feather Beds
Five Husk Mattresses, one Hair do
One W heelhaTrow and Water Cooler
One Piano Forte,
And all other goods mentioned in said deed oil
trust, which deem unnecessary to mention.
X. &. HEWITT. Trustee.
no5-d GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auets.
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TRUsTER's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ii ESTATE

BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court for
Equity. gsesed IN q cause therein depending,
and Marcus Du Val 10 defendant the subscriber, Is
Trustee VIII expose to public sale, on the premises
on THURSDAY, the list day Of November next at
Y O'Clock n az fair, 4 not on the next isir dsy
known as Hog Harbor,n situated in Prisce
Georges county, two and half miles from Buena
H. Hillesry, the heirs OF Thomas Ii ali, and oionel
Oden Bowie, containing $50 acres raore or less
The washingto9 Branch Of the baltimore and
Potomac Railroad has been located through this
land dividing it nearly In half. tits covered bv
heavy growth OF valuable Oak and Chestnut Tim
Der; ass contains large quantity Of Clay, suita-
Bile for the manufacture of Fire brick, with
stream Of water running through the entire len
and n conveniently located to several 0rist and
Church. rl7fH y
The attention Of Land Agents and Railroad
Contractors especially invited to this desirable
Terms Of Sale. Cash on the day of SALE or ON ths
ratification thereof By the Court, With interegt
from the day Of sale; and on payment Of the whole
purchase money the property will be conveyed, in
Zee, TO the purchaser, a. his cost for stamps and
deed. lCHARD B, u. CHEW,
Lo2eo&a rust
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by COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioners,
~ Late clerks with Jas. c. McGuiTe & Co y
southwest corner Penna. avenue and Eleventh st >,
Star Office Building
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At .ucTIoN

On WEDNESDAY MORNING. November I3th
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at No $50 18th street between
lady decliniI housekeeping. viz:
Ihlekering Piano-fOrt Cover and Stool
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Hall and Step Oil
Solid Oak Marble Top Chamber Suite
Painted Cottage Suite Toilet Sets
Mahogany Hair Cloth Divan. Cane Seat Chairs
Feather Beds, Pillows. and BOlsters
Husk Mattresses. Bedding
Oak Extension Dining Table. Window Shades
Lounges. Walnut Bureau
Lot CroCkeTy and Glass Ware
Clocks, WardrCbcs
Flat Top Cook stove and Fixtures
Together with usual Household and Kitchen Re
qUisites. :
Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMEP Z.
SIT Auction
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- The necessary arrangements have been
perfected for prize fight, which is 10 take
place on the South Carolina sol! on the 9th of
November next The principals Will be Darby
Kelley, Of New York, and William White, Of
Richmond, Va
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SOMETHING NEW
GREAT TRADE SALE OF BUTTER TO TIE
LOWEST RIDDER

LOWEST BIDDER.
The undersigned would call the attention q
dealers to large stock of Butter received direct
IRON the finest daiTies in Pennsylvania in coed
condition, and as good be found in this city
or Baltimore which will be offered for sale at No
81 La. ave. between 9th and eth streets to the
trade only, on MONDAY. November nth at 10
O'Clock a. m. on an entirely new and novel plan
recently INTRODUCED through all branches If trade
in the Western cities. All dealers in Butter are
respectfully invited to call at No 81 Louisiana
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets, previous 10
tie saIe and examine this stock and satisfy them
selves of its quality Fair dealing and satisfaction
guaranteed to all who may favor with their pa
trOnaEe -
Terms cash. On STEARNS
81 Louisiana avenue
noS-2t j. Il. WHEELER 4 Co, Aucts
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RY G. r. L. CROWN q Co, Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION
We viii sell on MONDAY NEXT at 10 a. m at
the residence of John Simonds corner of 6th and
u streets, Navy ard all of his Household Furni-
ture consisting Of
Parlor and Chamber Furniture
Cooking and osher Stoves
Together with other articles too numerous to
mention -
Terms cash. C.. l.. CROWN 20
no 2ts Auctioneers
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF Tie UNITED STATES FOB THE
SAID DISTRICT.
To on tc.oBl IL may concern, greeting:
Notice l. hereby given, that on the 10th day of
February. 1862, the armed enemy 8 vessels Sea Bird
Fanny, Forrest and Black Warrior we're attac ked ;
sunk. and destroyed by vessels of the United States
belonging TO the North Atlantic Bock aiding Squad
Rowan; and that on the Both day of October, 1871
the same was ibelled and prosecuted in this court
in the of the United States for The reasons in
the libel stated; and that said cause will stand for
trial at the City Hall, in the city of Washin gton
on the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXT
Whcn and where all persons are warned To appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed. and to intervene for their interests.
October 80, l357. MEIGS.
nOl-2aWtDecl Republican, Clerk.