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SIArfU Apo IA1IuUhAiUR

Cures Billions, Nervous and Sick Headache
Jaundice Loss Of appetite Rush OF Blood to The
Head indigesti0n,- COstiyenass. Pain in the Side
and Back SCrOfijla, scuryy Ulcers and Sores Of ev
ery kind Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Yellow suffusior
OF tie Skin. Nervousness, Piles, Bad taste in the
mouth mornings, Erysipelas, Pmples, Blotche:
on the face; in fact it will care
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-27

'Tne Pen is Mightier than the Sword
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-27

The Irish Repu5Iic, started in Chicago
less than two years ago, but now published
in New York, has weekly circulation of
forty thousand. At present it is doing
excellent service in the Republican
ranks
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-27

President Central Democratic Club
August Z, 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRANs. Sc.

a lSrre -" occDrrt>d yrstc-dsy afternoon n
NoTioiS, Va. d.-trcyinC eight brick houses
and one franz Tho Jolrnsl Office. tsisCrlah
Ollie. ;. II. Browns liquor store, Merchant
IA'hahi . reading ICONS, ,. 4 Jones an 'tipo
so ., =. p. Smiths r'~tauraut. =. p. Peru
cons aurtion STOW W. &. Mills pr ri sioa
sio'c, lawN'r~' ofi,,-s, &c., were burned oat
I.oss OYER ~ go partly insurrf
fight hrs taken place between tho troops
and Naihne Indians. near Reals S1rine. ~
ARIZONA. The CHIEF lerum. and SIXTEEN In
dams were wounded The troous were re-
pulsed. and had Two wounded The .NXAr,.
Ntre fortified among the rock AN the stock
was Killed or run off by the indians
The res icnaiion Of United States Minister
Adams has been announced IN London Tn.
standard las an editorial highly c1mnlin, ,ntary
10 Mr. AdamS, ano expressing r. grrt az ms an
Ir,a' hing 7, iir,ment frOm the position n h,.
20 sbly flied.
aie hTizOns al Yi0es state that Gen. Palmer
o. TIE PsCihc Taili Oad survey, Ma n HARDY
VILE on Jan. I5th. The "ngin"cTs of the Std
Pan allsl have b,gn recalled. and the work
stopped n that direction.
II las bc,n Of,c aIly gwen out by COuat Bis
mHrS that neG DtiatlOnS Gor COMMERCIAL treaty
htW'en ia" niird States aud the Isonfsi-ra-
ton Oi North q rrmany arr progressing with A
pfosIociof& speedy and satisfactory conciu-
sion:
John GeSt one OF the New Tim MINES ,t.,
murderer. has been found guilty. and SEN
fenced 70 he hanged o. the 81 dav Il Auril nrx,
In his speech b. fore hts sentence H. denied his
guilt, but the evidence against him was 20 very
strong and direct. several othtEs are II h..
trlsd for the same oiencs
Admiral fasragut arrived m Flurrnce, Italy
vest rcay. hc Was recriycd with rspec al
IA, nCrs bN the Minister of Marine
Tn store of Martin l.. White. and dwelling
an the roar was burned an Belfast, Maine, VS.
truay morning. woman, aged eighty year,.
PERI had ga the fames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08

SPLENDID LACEs.-A Paris letter, speaking
OF the first of January ball al the TuiIerieS,
says: The hrocades of silks and gold the vel
vets embroidered m gold and Jewels, and the
worked satins with which many OF tue court
trains were fas hionod, are truly superb sp@ci-
mems OF Lyons manufacture. But the lace
trains lined with colored satin are even more
BEAUTIFUL, although less gorgeous and snowy
The Point d'AlencOn H. PECULIARLY French,
properly the point de Franc. the Manufacture
OF which was introduced by Colbert. TO secure
Tor the future. a. the wagss of the French in
dusiry. the large sums which were at that time
annually expended In Italy or Flanders for the
lacts which then ornamented the dresses OF
bcth seNes. There are sull eNtant frar-
ments OF lace hnery worn by Madame de
fompadour and the osher great off not good
lacies OF the times Of Louis XIV, and rare spec
linens they are too OF the perfection TO which
The art OF iacemaking had reached in those
Gays. but exquisite as is the lace tissue of
CENTURY end n half back, the web which now
CO mes from the mandatory of Niolard * %.
VIII bear comparison with any lace that has
ever been perfected. One OF the lace trains
WON al court from Niolards, presents a de-
81; OF oval medalllons, each containing n
bunch OF flower; they are united by wreath.
which meander over the ground and form the
pattern OF the sconoped edge. Five different
Kinds Of net form the ground. varying in
strength according TO the weight OF the design,
which gives great lighlness and solidity TO the
lace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08

CNMITIGATED CowARDICE-A DAsTARDLY
OUTKACE-Recrntly. at a fashionable hotel an
this vicinity, there was a dance, which was
numeTously attended by young people of both
sexes. Two young men hired a dressing room
Tor the evening. in which they had refresh neat To
Tor Their friends and acquaintance. Among
those " hom they Unframed were three young
ladies, all the daughters Of highly Respectable
parents, and OF unblemIshed regulations IA en-
selves. Whether the wine which the Young
ladies drank was drugged or not, We Do nos
know, but At made them insensible.
In this condition the young towards stripped
them Of their outer garments, and then ted
them out OF the room into the entry, shut the
door Of the room, and entered the dance hall
expecting no doubt that the ladies would follow
thrm. Their entrance into the dance hall WA
doubtless mt nded 10 be the climax OF a cow
ardly Joke. Fortunately, the ladies were met
an season To prevent this; and the dastardly
seamps who thus attempted to disgrace them
cleared out and have not since been seen in the
vicinity.
The parents Of the young ladies. TO avoid
public scandal, have permitted the mean
spirited curs 10 escape legal iustice.-Boston
7rGrtLer.
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ID h D p o 8 A l. s.


Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
me Chief Quartermaster, Military Division of the
missouTi. st. Louis, Mo. until IL >, on the 10th
Gay OF February, 1868, for the transportation Of
ing points to posts on the Mssonri rirer ss nSi
Gated duIins the time from March %, 1868, to DC
r, ron 81. Louis to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
From Wyandotte to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke
~ From Fort Leayenworth to Fert Bnford. Camp
from Omaha to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
IrSm Sioux City to For, Bufora, Camp Cooke
and Fort Benton.
From Fort Randall to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke
From fSIt sully to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort Rice to F.rt Buford. Camp Cooke
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Blu ord, Camp
From Fort .Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
From Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
II will be the endeavor of the Government 70 ship
during the season most favorable far navigation Of
each month from March 20 to October -, inclusive,
paid al which they viii perform the s Service Go S
each OF the starting points to the several points OF
LIST. The rate At which they win transport each
S sr ana soldier cabin pssssse to be provided
ratons' Which viii bs supplied By
IT,; ;s's r: 100 pounds at which they
Sd. The rate each at which they will transport
&c .ltroughs for feeding aaimals to be supplied by
the steamboat
own and control boats Boats .iit be expected TO
always give the Government freight the preferences
s and IN 10 IN Be
ssr. y rsis s'R sad
stioD mgss 6e delivered at their destination within
In case tho contracting party fails to carry
hight to furnish the transportation at the expense
S. Be- Ss
rom transpcrttng public supplies on any boat be-
or az the bids that may he offered.
GOVERNMENT stores vim Be allowed to 90 above e
sora Cisy iows dtsswtps ever three and ONE half
to 60 TO Fcrt Buford, d. T..or points shove. with
Bidders should sivs their names in full, q. veil
must Dc accompanied with boud in the sum Of
X
70 the PERM prolosdns, the, contract viii BE,
With the terms q this .dvsrt issmeas.' -A''
The confrsetcr viii b required to give bonds in
The p.st5 70 whom the award {, m.de must BE-
e ana ::
81 the contract. !. =
Copy Of blank form Of contract to be entered
into, in the event Of award, oAn be he'd bI ap-
elcation TO this on &c, = the ONO Of the Chief
leayeuworth, KaD.as, and OF Chief Quertsrmss-
ter. Department 4 the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska q
Army TrsnsPcrtation By The Missouri RivW, ~ asd
eddressed 70 the unabridged, atW - So
'' ''a'r ''ne eo':ff1af NOV srss h
1 q Asst. Qaartermsstsr General. u. B. A..
| -, Chief Qnaitermaster MiIfsary Division
hS-Ntb % ~Y8agAssse OF the Aissourf. b
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pSrln Cincinnati they have chiidren's fancy
dress balls on the ice.
aS-Gen. Daniel Pratt and Weston, the exer-
Crest. are in Utica.
~Twenty dollars is the entrance fee charged
by the Paris Skating Club.
81 Many OF the Irish volunteers for the ps-
pal army have been discharged and sent away
from Rome, because they are Fenians. and in
subordinate.
~ Soirees Galistheniques" are becoming
fashionable among English ladies.
81 The New Albany, Ind. Council are
about to prohibit the sale Of nash papers in that
town.
81 Boston oreanist introduced an air from
the "Grand Duchess" into the service, last
Sunday.
81 James s. Thomas. the Mayor OF 81 I,ouis
has vetoed the bill aboishing the sabbath An
that city.
- A crisis in the New Dominion cabip~<
lie said 30 be imminent and il Is added thai 80.
are to be offered to Mr. Howe and Other Mo-.
Scotian leaders.
- Three counties in Virginia. conuruovs
10 each other. have one hundred and fifts dis
uileries within their limits.
- Strangers Home. for Temporary rrise<
OF INDECENT non-residents, IL to be established in
Cincinnati.
- Heinrich Heine said women aiways
wrote with one eye on their page, and the other
on some man. except the Co1ntess OF Hahn
Hahn. who had but one eye. Thai no doubt
was on the man.
- Mrs. McGooty. the mother Of foursnss
children, committed suicide az Fewpcrt, n H
last week. Who wonders "Foarteen chill
diem" The New Hampshire Legislature shouId
interfere.
~Egss freeze under the hens in MONTANA
- Minister Thornton has a wife ana thrss
Children.
~Pxri il TO return 10 America IN 1854.
oTMacon garrottep employ tascinafiug H.
males 10 decoy their victims.
~Twe faaal cssss Of spotted FEVER In Wsss,
eriy, r. L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08
Full Account OF thr Fatat Shootius Affair
bel "a q. 90 ri m ..,I, Il.Ic--.-.

run Account OF thr tatat shooting Affair
between Georgia Convention DELEGATES.
a letter from Atlanta. Georgia, wriftsn ON
Tuesday last. gives the following account Of
the shooting affair, which took place on Mon
day ~ reported nv telegraph.
"a meeting was held last week therr 20 nom
mat" delegates for the county % the propo.,.,i
Republican Siate Convention on the l9ih OF
February, The call for hitch has sIn,e b-ea
suspended. The meeting WAS managed by tn.
TRENDS II II. T. Farrow a. 20 instruct tho
Delegates chosen 10 vote for that gentleman for
Governor. Mr.. &. &. Richardson, mcmbsr Of
IN" CONVENTION IRON Mlledgeyille, wa
present. looking on. Mr.. X. A., L belicye. an
FAVOR Of X. IL. Bullock for Governor N-N-
day an artici' appeared in the Dpipion. OF this
city, severely denOuncing Richardson and
charging him with voting an the meeting of thf.
night before. Richardson then went to Mr.
Schruggs, editor OF the Opinion, 20 demand the
nam" of the writer. and Vas told il was r
McBornon Iimcny, a warm supporter of Mr.
farroN. Yesterday aitsruoOn in accordanc,
with a note sent by 1iTnony from Marfp;ta the
parties met on the street passed n few words
and agreed TO meet and settle the mater at
night T.mony, In note sent from Mari-tta
declaring what me- had sand in the columns OF
the Opinion was true. in the evening Richard
son -cnra note. by friend. 20 the A merican
Hotel, where Timcny was, but the latter re-
fused 10 receive IL. Richardson then walked
into the supper room Of the hotel. 20 the table
where Timony and Farrow sat. and handed
the note Owe 10 TImony. The latter picked II
MP and threw IL on the Moor Richards On taen
DECLARED Timony had lied about him, and de-
nouncvd him "A falsifier. Timony nnmeii-
ately drew DeIrinser pistol from las pocket
and order, Richardson TO take back wha, NJ
had said. Richardson, at the othpr side of the
table. caught up a chair and held IL over him 70
ward of the expected shot. Timony Imne III
ateiy fired, the bullet passing through the bot
tom of me chair, and INTO the right breast of
Richardson. going entirely through his body.
Timony then drew from some quarter n navy
revolver. and pointed II NJ RichardsOa, as II N
fire again, while the latter steadily retired from
the ROOM
A dispatch received here last night from At
lanta conveys the information that Richard on
died of his wounds on "Wednesday.
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Gif IUnrfsr masters Ogics DisfTrc Of Ns,r III. "a
S0nta r. ". n. Decemler 10 III fe stR
DROPOSALS FOR THE PERFORMANCES OF
SANITARY WORK
UeP0t lNdrt' va sftr . UNI,
~ n,rrtru IN "a.

Dcp0t Ebdrf. Tuld STR g DinfS,
Washington, ID. e., January 81. 1853
invited at this Office until L clock noon SAT
SRDAf. February -, for the removal OF all Sin K
Deposits Ashes. and Dead Animals, for one year
from the LIST OF March next, from the various bar
racks, offices, buildings, &C, throuRhout the city
occupied by such branches of the War De pa nj
as are designated by the Depot Quartz rmaster.
bidders Will be required to accom- any their bids
Win bond signed by themselves and two res pom =
nble snreties in the sum Of one Thousand dollars
that they will furnish all necessary materials and
labor for the pt rformance of the work and eNecus
ately upon the award of the contract for its faith
fuI and satisfactory performance.
Lists OF the places 10 be visited must be obtained
from the Depot Quartermaster each month, and
every place o designated must he visited di
rected In the list.
Payments will be made monthly, or as soon
thereafter as funds furnii he'd for the purpose
III the amount OF work required be either Increased
OF diminished during the period of the contract q
proportionate increase or diminuton of the month
ly payments will be made upon contract rates.
required in a prompt and satisfactory manner. the
Depot Quartermaster will hire it done and charg q
the cost TO the contractor. He also reserves the
reht 10 reject any or all proposals that Are unsa
tisfactory.
Any information required will be cheerfully
gwen at the Office of the De pot euarterr aster.
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Perform
Ing sanitary Work" and addressed ~ the under
signed.
By order of the Quartermss ter Genera.
J. e. MCFERRAN.
Deputy Quartermaster General Breyct Briga-
der General L. s. A, anh Depot Qusrtermss-
c. lay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08

A CURIors SUIT.-Albert Cook, some time
postmaster in Illinois, gave up the situation
and by order of the Department sent all nj.
stamps back 10 Washington. He received no.
tice of their arrival there, but that the amou Mt
was eight cents short. Last week a suit Wa
Instituted against Cook ana his sureties for the
missing amount, the knowledge of which
reached Cook through the Newspaper He
confessed judgment, paid SIS in costs and nine
cents to Uncle sam, and the matter W as settl I'd
IL - doubtful n there Is in the annals of the
Government a stronger proof OF the yigilant
and vigorous collection OF revenue
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PROPOSALS.
ID Il Q p U 5 A I. S .

URIC. of L.C;iT uorsy f-Spscros.
go BuFFALr. Feh-uary, 1873
,fnpo~s,s ~itl tie received at thIs ofoe until the
.,nns5 %, ebiuary 1875 for setting the buoys at
NMs .e hsy, Rslson Point Point Mouilis. and
.Ako. for Niagara Reef. Portage River. sandu.ky
klur. and SsBdusky Bay
separate contracts will he made in the division
emo order naIned Of T. g foregoing point and will
embrace The isAing up the buoys before the oIo-e
substir ties
be bcoys to he furnished by the Government
BY order OF The Light House Board.
FRANCIS Y. ELLISON.
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PROPOSALS FOB WOOD.

Sealed Pro po-ais viii be received at this one. nm
I'll u o clock M on sATU RDAY, tn. 18th day Of
February, 10 3, 1T which time they Will be opened,
Fort sumter, NV Mexico, 90 Cords of Pinon
Wood of good quality.
Delivery to comm. nee at the option of the con.
tractor, but TO be completed by the last lay of sep
TENDER 1873
qusItity IeQufred viii b. received.
For iurthtr particulars in making proposals., see
my advertisement for ptopn-a's for grain. dated
18th instant. "r apply at this office.
Endorse bids Proposals for Wood, at F"rt Sum
ner. and address to the undersigned, At Santa Fe,
New MEXICO.
By order of Breyct Major General q W Getty
NJ. l. LUDINGTON,
Breyet Col AMI q M. y. s army,
Chief Quartermaster.
Gisf Uynrfs, Stsr'S Office DisTfcf OF Nsrr Med
70. Santa r., " NJ, December 10 ISJ fe Z 81
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isF FRnyc FHIE Ehfass
CANT SkIMs3N AS9 GRANGE coi6RED
1siks DAEhsk CDbrA! ksrE hAcE k
MASSIVE WALNUT CENTER TABLES,
ahSTIk chSSEs AfP SAS
EsE aNb hENEp MAINE s99K
CHAIRS: SUPERB DRESDEN AND FRENCH
ASR Tea AsS dT
StkFrTA M Pif Met TURkhEhY BESssELS
ON MONDAY MoRNING. February 10 isss. at
No so street. Ietw 90 an s and sg f5.d
we shall sell the magnificent assortment of Furni
Three large Gilt French. Plate Mantle Mirrors
Parlor Suite, consisting Of
Two Sofas, 2 Arm; ard Six Side Chairs, upholstered
in Crimson Satin Dsmssk
One JH.kish Sofa and TgIki;s Easy Chairs, up
EsSi Git Raee pG CHARM sin Uph".ered 4. tn.
Tive Ladies' Sewing Chairs. upholstered in the
Three sets q Orange Colored Eigur.d six Dam.
and fnsd with Lace 'e cuT.ain COR Grsded
Taseels
Two sett- Crimson Curtains, same as above
Three Magnificent Lar &c Turkish Carpets
Two Masnihesht i Turkish Carpets, medium size
81 Ms snse hes s6is Rn nsso, ,r..s f.
Very Superior French Mantle Clocks and orns-
ments, fine gilt and enameled
Four large Chinese Vases
One One t MsIpi fa ToS FIJI Sayd Table
Solid Walnut Center Table, large size, eisborstely
Two alnut Writing Tables. covered with Grim.
son cloth, hnsly carved
Two setts Paper Mache Tea Poys
rateiy carved with game FISH, and figures
One solid Walnut Book Case, elsbors teIy carved
kighteen SOLID W ainut Dining Chairs covered With
One Tery isrse seid Oak Extension Dining Table
ssGn Gharf.t .ar Kali axaI e. ~.
Walnut and Oak writi h e Tables i and Chairs
Lounges. sleepy Hollow, and kasy Chairs
Round and s9nsre wslnut Table. and Stands
Rosewood and " alnut Wsrdrobes
Bedsteads Bureaus and Washstands
Bronze Drop Light with Arsan burner and pOrce
One portable Mahogany Writing Case
Sid Walnut nest Of Drawers
Fine Curied Hair Mattresses
Fine Feather Boosters ard Pillows
Bronze and Gilt Chandeliers, with Cut Glass
Elesant Dresden China Desert Service. consist
Pyramids Cande,abra.. Dishes. Plates and Baskets
Fine Gilt Center Pieces and Candelabras
One set Bohemian Glass Jugs, Goblets. Liqueurs,
Thirty Dresden China Fruit Plates, beautifully
painted, each different design
Cut Glass Decanters, Ciaret Jugs, and Water
Cut Glass Cs1mpssnes, CIarets, sherries, Ale
White China Dinner, Breakfast and Tea Service
Forty Extra Fine Lin, Table Cloths, assorted
Ten dozen Linen Doylies and Napkins
Three dozen Linen and Cotton Sheets
Three dozen Linen Bolster and Pillow Cases
Lot Towels, &C.
Thirty pairs Blankets
Twenty Comfort Counterpanes, and Spreads
zoo lbs Copper Cooking Utensils, assorted sizes
Large Range and Fixtures
Radiators and other Stoves
Kite hen Utensils. &c, &c.
ALTO, AT O'CLOCK.
One foeset BsTa FABLE.
Balls Cues, Racks; Marker. &c
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
jssl dads Intel, Rep. ,Ex.I Auctioneers.
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n aEa1LxM513 9Lp STYLE q
vfs6s S|S .sss e e f.sS.sssass IT,
ttPssts hsewssa and 4 strSses. 3 = f-oei3s )
EHIHEBLlD AND DELI0Af1 COHsfIfu
II TIQN0. ofbeeh eoxes, - HILH.oLDb m
sssasH, - saasssyss . sisss VII.
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, x o P o : A !. s /.

tJfcs Cs'sf C. y, EtfFh Hitifa,s D,Srist,l
Nern ORLEANS. January 81. lsS.
Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate. are invited till
the 10th day OF February, 1873, at II o'clock NJ .
Tor furnishing TIE United States Subsistence De
par tntebt with the following Subsistence stores
viz
SO barrels OF best quality Of Mess Pork.
10 90 pounds OF best CANVAS ed h ans in casks
sUON pounds of 9 sod Brown Soap.
20 kif- of ackerel, No. l.
20 barrels OF Dried Apples. best auality pric. mar
pound to he stated.
1000 pounds of good II ard bread. put up in DO xe.
20 rounds To the box, price per pound 10 be
stated.
All the above srticles To- b. of the very b.. {
quality, and put up In superior packages, and 10 he
aelivtred at the Anchor Press in this city within
twenty days after the opening of the bids
No bits viii be received from parties who have
heretofore failed Ia comply win their eng agen,ents
with sny branch Of the Government.
Payments will b. made la su n funds a. may BE-
on hand for dissu rsemept at the time.
Sealed proposals Will also be rrcei, ed at the same
time for the purchase Of q barrels OF sged less
Pork
The Pork car be seen at the Anchor Press.
Price per barrel TO be stated i'm bid.
Bids 10 be directsd to the und-r,i gned, and
marked Proposals" A. BkUhWITH,
BIB Brew BRIG and
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A UcTI0H THIS EVENING, st 7 O'Clock,
A.w, TOWNsHESD AGO,
alp 18th street. opposite
- zau Nationsl 1ntelligencer Building,
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.sn - n " a Lou. fdNHDIUhtIs
40 leth st /. bet. Pa. avenue and & ST.
III 4. WALSH & CO. Auct.

81 NorIcE.-Parties having Goods remaining
with us at this date notified to redeem them AZ
once. otherwise they will be sold at the above sale
to psS advances. fey n
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10y COoPEk LATIMkR. Auetioneers
- (Successors to Jas c. Mcclure Co !
Southwest corner of Penn "A avenue and nth stree
Star Once Euilding

SALE OF FALUABLE REAL ESTATE
=, ny virtue OF cree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause
NO LEY kchol- et al VS. Carter e al, I shall sAl
on the 10Th instant, at S O'Clock m on the prem
lsts the following described real estate, viz Lot
spCes in Square No. 2lS
81. The above property is most eligibly situated at
tne corner OF street north and 18th street west
!. heheNed that no.cther locality holds GU
grraier Inducements for handsome residences
liz Will he divided amt sold as fellows: The west
tSrpy i've Isl feet Of the lot, running back Of that
With one hundred feet. The next the adjoining
htty feet 1907 front, and with the came depth inl-
proved By handsome double Cottage, two stories
and an attic. with outbuildinRs
Lastly The east twenty n We Is, feet front of said
lo.' ~ The same depth Of one hundred feet.
lille perfect.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance in six
months Tor which notes. with interest from day of
sale, will he given by the purchasers indorsei e.
the SUBTRACTION OF the Trustee: or the purchaser
may at his option pay the whole purchase money
In cash. John IOHNSON
Ieo-S.I ul oAos Trustee.
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~ SalesrOO@s AS 7th street
Opposite Patent Office
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PEkEMP1ORl SALk OF TORACCO CIGARs
VINES, LIQUORS &C
On TUESDAY. 18th instant st TO-. o,clock we
thsa SCI" az our sslesrooms the balance OF stock Of
sGroc.r declining business We mention In part
- demgohns Port, Sherry and other Wines
10 oeUiJohps Bye and Scotch whiskey
10 demJohns Jamaica Rum, Blackberry and Cog
Brandy -
Is CAGES Claret and Rhine Wina
Is dozen genuine Brown Stout
~ Dozen Cstsups and Sauces
cigars, Tobacco. Mustard. Spices
AND q variety Of goods ia the Grocery line 6c kc
Sale without reserve.
Us EAGLE Co Aur,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TIE GREAT CLOSING OUT BOOK SALE
80 Pennsylvania avenue, under the Ne
teoeoHtan Hotel, vii he continued for . fe~
ninEs choice stock this evening.
fe S-2N~ MM l. WALL & 90.