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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-17
THE EVENING STAR
LATE TEIEGRAMs, &C.

The food in the Ohensngo and Susquehanns
rivers at BsnShsupton, N. Y. Is great ana in
ereasing. The main bridge over the SusQue-
hanna has been swept away, and another
On tdee. from some point unknown, cane down
the liver. one man ana some stock a-e IT,
ported drowned. The water in the Mohawk At
Schonectady IL thirteen feet above low water
nark, ana rising rapidly. The southwest por-
uon OF me city Is partially Inundated.
- "A terrific hurricane occurred al Toronto,
Sansoa yesterday morning. Railway dspots.
e~snlhe houses, churches, &c, are damaged
" me extent OF S5o,nOQ One man was killed
ana several wounded.
Rooney, Kelly, Lawlor, and Hurley are tho
names OF the four fenIans landed frosn the
Jachmei, VINO have Just been released in
ireland on condition Of returning 20 America
IL Is reported that all their compauiops. in
ciuolng Otperai Maggie, captured Al Dungar-
WIN, VIII be released ON the same terms
The time allotted for filing apnlic.,,o., A.,
take part In the approaching exhis,t,oo =,
Hayre has expired The articles 10 he eHh,h.,s~t
must he landed AT Hayre by the FIRST OF NO.
ne exhibition Will open on the first OF Juae
and close the last OF October.
The Erie railway directors say they shan
against them in New York are dissolved They
nave aimed themselves 10 RESIST any attempt %
take them back by illegal force.
Mr.. Hunt. Secretary of the Treasury Ear
land, stated in the House Of Commons that tho
,otal tNpens" OF the AbysSinian expedition Co
GATE was less than ionr mGlions sterling
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PROPOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS IN
NORFOLK, VA. AND VICINITY

ConDaHdant's Ofce, U. S. Macy Yayd,l
Salad No,fotk, Va, March H. 1873
m; OF the 18th day of March, 1873, by the Com.
mandant of this Yard, for raising or wrecking and
TWsmoying the materials of the following named
Rennsylyania, Delaware, Raritan, Cumberland,
and Columbia, in the Elizabeth river.
Ram fredericksburg, two Rams near Drury,s
Blur. shawsheen, Florida, and other Wrecks be-
longing TO the Navy, in ames river
Separate offers will be made for each vessel, and
No Wreck win be CONSIDERED "a removed whilst
any portion of the keel or floor timbers remain /;
and the right viii be reserved to the Government
when one party may be awarded several wrec ks
70 designate the order in which they are to be
The proposition must state the proportion of the
proceeds OF the sales at public auction which is to
De pa1d TO the salvors each vessel also the time
within which the work on each Is to be com pleted
all the property s to be placed in the hands of the
Government, and be deposited and cared for as Az
be directed by the Commandant of the Yard with
out any charge whatever to the Government; to be
sold from time to time as may be deemed advan
taeeous, and the proceeds to remain i'm the hands
OF the Government until the whole Of any one of
the Wrecks allotted to each party is removed, and
the work completed to the satisfaction of the Navy
Department. .-, RI.
All the appliance used in removing the Wrecks
must be furnished by the salvors. -
No proposition will be received from parties who
do not furnish satisfactory evidence to the Com.
mandant OF this Yard that they fully prepared
with all the proper and necessary appliances for
DEPARTING mt reserves the right to summarily annul
the agreement, II the work is not promptly com.
menced and diligently prosecuted, comp leted in
due time in which all claim of the salvors to
Government. A. H, kitty,
NH IA e0td Commandant.
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OFFICE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

s.a,o, WAsHINsrox, March "A, U6s.}
ph kp II fsss,I q q sns
Tns9ng one set Of electrotype pages % the n
Rsport Of the Commissioner of patents Tor The wear
II 3, with the Of the patience and the charac.
te1 OF Inc patent on each illustration. ..-I7
contractor. no must arrange them into pages in
Dnmerleal order, as nearly as is consistent with
work must be fully equal to that furnished for the
published Report for 1856 which has been adopted
as me standard for the present volume The plates
transportation aud subject to the approval or re-
lection Of the Congressional Printer. $50
the Illustration with the understanding that when
more than one figure Is required to illustrate an
whole number OF faures will be est; matad ana na'S
fer as single illustration. -
Awards will be made Ito the lowest and best
bidder for the interest of the Government due re-
gard being paid to the execution Of the work !" I'M
der the direction of the Joint Committee Print
ihg VINO reserve the right TO reject any or all of
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
Der to form page, and must accompany their bids
with an electrCtype plate page, as q specimen of
made in the establishment of that bidder and that
he the necessary facilities for the prompt
ans proper execution OF the work. - -
MED BY bond with security, to the approval OF a
United States Judge District Attorney I'm the
penalty of 10 COO that the bidder or bidders If his
or their proposal shall be acce pied will execute
the work in accord ance with the pro posal. -
Any further Information that may Ds required
to the ComTissioner OF Patents. ~ Tile 'iH''' or
Blank forms viii be furnished upon application
with. III = = -
mittee on PRINTING" washington, d. G.. care e Of
the undersigned; and endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for Patent Office Report
mhli-ot Congressional Printer,
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81 Scottville, Ill, an digging in several To-
callnes. oeph OF hNe or sax feet, fire breaks
out and continues blazing. The citizens are
puzzled and uncomfortable about it,
eSA gang of female robbers has Just been
broken up in Paris. The leader, a stout mid
dle-aged women named Catherine Keller,
planned the operations ana gave out the parts
Marie Antoine, young Geneyese girl
her Lieutenant and led the active work out OF
doors.
ayMrs. Clemens the widow of the late Hon.
Jere Clemens, IL now in Huntsville, Ala, en-
gagged in hunting up material for a life OF that
eccentric man, which she is now engaged IN
compiling. and soon to be published.
cs-The Charity lotteries appear to be farinC
hardly in different parts of the world. The
English Home Secretary prob bted them n
short time since, and recently the Mexican
Minister OF Gobernacion has done the same
thing, and will not permit the sale OF Havana
lottery tickets.
So Newark, N. J., has a Mormon society.
~ Conjugicide IL a new name for wife muir
der.
81 The Chinese are manufacturing whisky
81 Paniers are substituting crinoline In
PARIS.
10 have bern instigated by Santa Anna ,.Is.
~ The wholesale merchants and bro kerr OF
Indianapolis have formed an organlkanon Tor
offensive and defensive action, with view TO
mutu al protection against worthless casoom-
ers a nd against discrimination detrimental 70
their interest by railroad companies, 90 ....
- Mr. David Charles, a citizen Of Wayne,
Huntington County, Ind, committed suicide
ON the :ssd inst, by shooting himself. In his
barn. IL is stated that a sister Of mis- hung her.
self some years ago. t' ~ Oh. .r
- They get mp mourning drapery for pub
lie buildings in brooklyn. at small expense to
the public treasury. A member ofthe Board OF
Edncation died In that city few days since.
and The chfldren were taxed ten and ffteen
cents each TO proyise the funds necessary to
drape the school house In Grape.
~ Wisconsin will not veas this year on
female suffrage. but the proposition 70 amend
The constitution in that particuir received
dry yoses out OF seventy one cast IN the AS
nbly. a. a1a cod OH 'Hsr - .--
~ The Rocky Mountaan, trade promises 10
he very large this season. Sixty hoats are al
rsady ad y,rfired 10 leave ~. Louis. and iif.e
of steamers will run from Sioux City during
the eeascn- @ b 80
~Nosice has been given OF bin no the OAn-
49,, Ho,see ~ (,oya mons 20 estsb1ish trastv
with the United Sotes far the apprehension q
crimipais- = -'A t.
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'V'HR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ le7s D. u

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6, 1857.
now run as follows viz:
FOB NEW YORK, without change OF cars
and TOO p. N ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave taiy Except Sunday at 746 and I2:l5 D.
m, and 4 81 and 7:0O D. M -
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at TOO ,.
SLEEPING CABS for New York on 700 p. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at ell
hours in the day, as well at the new office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Penn.
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transp ortation.
M. COLE. general Ticket Agent.
ocO-n GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washington.
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub:
NJ seIiber has obtained from the 0rphsns' court
% the Rsss
SGHN JACOB HISS, late Of washington in sioa
the ssd are
to the subscriber on or before the 18th DAY Of Fsbru
from ali benefit Of the said estate Given under
my hand this 18th day Of Februaryt I ly @1ss
nx ,awsw LUCINDA ther A Rsnki assS;
In RE SALE OF. CATHERINE KUHN, Guar
dian.-The sale having been submitted, and the
i now by the e1 ofpSans Court Of the pistrot Of
Columbia sdjudged and deoreed, this 10th day Of
yded that this order Be pubshed once week for
press, and unless objection Be made on or Before
siaa 4th day OF April next ensuing 70 Enahca
Judge of the Orphsns' Court.
h trge copy. Test: JAS B. GsE u Mi.
SyF N0TI re Shs, The
letters Il sdnni:tt alton ths personal sssats q
deceased. All persons having claims ag ainst the
said deceased are hereby, warned e exhibit The
Otherwise by Law be excluded from sil benshts Of
Of ms1es s day
nhil-lawSWs Administering.
THn NATIONAL. SAFE DEPOSIT DON
speeds. set Of q Congress- The Sad q
guarantee, Of Government Bonds, Silver Plate,
sHa q. q r.:
sS bur Lax proof Ssu.s sn sye.as
eso w e,ssSsos Geo fsn:
Gee o Eyans. D. r. Snyder, n Nathaniel Wilson.
g ass:i Yei sa rs
OMee Hours-sa n.tosp.m. . js1
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rS-We have already recorded the fact of a
Rev. Mr. Hubbard, and Episcopal CLERGYMAN
of Westerly, X. J., preaching in a Methodist
meeting there a Ia Tying. The Bishop of that
Diocese, DE- Clark, IL not commonly cons red
a High Cburchman, we believe, but neverthe-
less, the Church Journal makes this announce
menC
i he Bishop of Rhode Island takes hold of
the Westerly case promptly. We learn that
Mr.. Hubbard Will be duly presented tor trial.
which Is lust right. 1t Will coon be- evident TO
all, that the bishops Of the Church will never
be traitors To their own Ordern
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GOVERNMENT SALES
CONVENIENT SALE.

..t IA OEes af1Asst Qxa rter,nosfer, o. Sal
No. 81 MONTGOMERY Strssf ~
NOZZLE, ALA, March 10, 1875
Will be sold ct public auction, at 9oyernmept
Stable, OIL sc Emanuel, betws en- Cove nme nj and
Cont streets, and at Storehouse, corner Govern
ment and Commerce streets, on WEDNESDAY,.
the 25th day of March, Is -, az 10 a. m y
II Mules, Iron Steam Pipe,
Horses, Harness,
AmbuIaDces Iron Safes.
Wagons, = SIS lbs. N ,nilla Rope, in,
Also. lot Of condemned Quartz rma ster o Steree.
Cisthins, and EQuipage. "
Property can be seen prior to sale.
sale, n. ~ -77f7- 60 .t. 49, -
BY order Of Brevet Brig. Gen. r. Saxton Chief
Quartermaster Third Military District.
: o. A. ri 49, CHARLES 4. REYNOLDS,
NH ltd Bvt Lieut.. Col and A. Q. NJ,
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFTERNOON.

III o9ofkR LAft4EB, A.st,oae.ra
''rP ss.. q 6n rsef B. sssans and n st.
cFFA Afe 6E shdEos y.LutgbEr Is
S sixth sfRiET, Known sTHE tIoHh6
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
& nsarein q SSIs%si, sSssed Ia ESgity c.oss
Henry Lichau ct al. arr defendsnt.' ID" under fn~
;sis.e as ttrssees, WIN Offer ier s.i. on the prem
On :. T Il. su.4 Il ,s .s
p,Ia ~ thai piece or parcel Of ground known
said lot at the dividing line between Lots p ssJ
with the line Of said lot Is Zee thence soass.sra
tsss na depth OF said lot; thence weswardy
g,nnhnS soeether with the buildings and improve
Terms 4 sale a. pre.eribed b, tn. decree are a.
paid cash and the balance in IL and Is months
thereof to be by the bond or Sosd ~ en-
purchaser or purchasers, with surety or suretie.
puTSshss.,s can pay all of the purchase money n
ssi9 s OF NE Gay OF or on the ratification Of
the .aid lOt for The purchase money Nc ssaS VIA III
be given until all purchase money shall have been
3, STGefSss S IN
and revenue stamps at The Of the snrr5sser or
WIN. J. MILLER,
THOMAS *. LLOYD,
ASBURY LLOYD,
fe@-eo COOPER q LATIMkRs.' hee;..
NE. JUDDS CHAT BOOK AUCTION THIS
~ EVENING,
Pohtan Hotel. A very fine assortment 10 be sold
TINS evening. life 2-lm'l WI. WALL 600
A gCIISN THIS EvENING, At o'clock, at
'-' A.w, T0WNsHEND 400,
DIG 7th street, opposite
~1-u National Intelligencer Building,
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DIES MONIES
NOTTCE TO C0STRSscsrTntussi En-

Scale F!spo 9,.ls viii ie received by tho under
signed AZ the UEitsG Stsies Engineers Office 10
Isss FIR the labor ami materials reaaireS In The
,custruc'ion 4 two lift locks and one guard lock
~ hs. Low ln ocess ofeonstruetion around
Ihs ISeks AZ, to be $50 feet Iona between auoius,
and to te constructed OF fIst-clsss cut-stons ma
Tie fret lock located al Keokut. win he nv
let iit sbd 6liilt entirely IN the river. :
Inc a., ~ loek Will be about 20 miles above the
hrst WITH sfeet ltt aud will be protected from the
TiySr u the canal embaukmru
Ihs esArd l1ck will be located at the head Of the
enbaBkmsnt. -
SEPARATE proposals Gin duplicate, must be made
CLASS fGSToNE AND CEMENT
The proposals under this head must specify the
cred.
Proposals must state the price per pound at
which both wrought and cast iron will be deliv-
CLASS Iu-TIMBER
Prcrossls must state the Price per CUBIC, linear,
may be reguireSd; VII he'd alive5sd,
This Glars will include tbe bailing, draining and
EXCAVATION OF Pits, preparing the fou which
ether masonry; building, the necessary pr"ts,tion
walls, G.aking the necessary embauf uent aud rip
around nd in the l-cks for reedins the canal &c,
&c. an1 the furnishing # all machinery and i'm
Rie,heI's required Ter toe proper execution Of the
The lew rsluiTes separate proposals. lin duph-
gard to aggregate. -
No nvIe than one proposition will be received
from thl same party Tor the saIue class
Zach I'd must contain written or printed guar
antee, sigHed by two responsible persons ami Ger
Ened 20 by some United States Government officer,
or ether responsible person known to this Off ce,
that the party or parties bidding will, If awarded
the contracts for the classes upon which they bid.
enter Ito contract with the Government, or make
highest bidder.
The name OF names of the persons proposing
must le written out in full, with their places of
residence aud post Office address.
Plans ms ps and specific atoms, and all necessary
papers VII be ready for examination at the United
States gineer Office at keOkuk, Iowa for fifteen
days prior 20 the date Of letting
BlaRk forms for proposals. Will be furnished upon
application at this Office. -
Persons proposing to contract requested to
visit Snd anime the location Tor the locks before
sending IL their bids.
Contracts under either Of the aforesaid cIasssJ
vii include one more OF the locks may be
Considered most advantageous to the Govern
Hent.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and al bids printed COPY OF this notice should
be alta he'd 10 each bid.
PrOPC-ais must be addressed TO the undersigned
at KeOf uk. Iowa. and should be endorsed PRO
pOsaIs tor ator and Material for the Locks for
the Improvement OF the Des NOiues Rapids"
j. II. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry,
Brevst Major General. L. s. A.
SITEp IT TVS ENGfNEFRiS UFFICF DAVENPORT.
low AL etTnaTV "a. lsfS. n sd ApI5
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10 AAA PEACH TBEES.
ooo zee ESFf SHsRE GRAPE VINES

Rock Greek. near Washing tou, u 90 well -
grown end wen Ssiscssd PEsGh TIE
two years growth, 3,m0 CURRANT BUSHES,
with variety Of Other Nursery stock,
/ BeinR DESTROYS TO cloee ont business the above
stock viii be disposed Of vho'esAis or retail, at
reasonable prte<S
free and SArubbery viii be delivered In WISH
inaton or O. osgetovp ~ shoStsst netice
I persops vishinG 70 plant Peach Orchard. would
do we'll 70 call sud inspect the Trees as they Of
upcomnen Ane growSh, and the most desirablt
varie Co., D = IsEf ~ NH u-eelRs
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} r P o 8 A L 8 :,
ORC sap,rr, ing Q ra,t,rmaster;
n rHU-DtSErItI U nc AtO UTnNde,
BTOtrN SI.llIs TsZns Februarv ls 1 q,

" ,re AstO
Sealed PISpcsa, viii be received at this Once
9cIoek for the nsportaton OF Troops and
Military from and to points within the
i51iict OF the Rio Grande, for the year ending May
Proposals win state at what rates bidders pro-
and 10 ths following. named points - VIII
III k.ute No Iron Braz9s Santiago to Browns
Route No. z-From Brownsville to Ringgold
Route No. 31.lRinsgCld Barracks to Laredo.
f SRSSdi S1s Viii vii dact{ sRs at what rates
supplies to be CLASSIFIED as follows: offeers and and
enlisted men, cabin or deck passenger, each; and
and beei cattle; per head; sheep, per head iron,
nAehinery lead, zinc, tin, copper, nails, rivets,
hollow ware. grindstones, ordnance. heavy ord
nance stores &C. per one hundred pounds 100 lbs
Soal, per ton' hay per bale; lumber, pine, per
0akum lumber, oak, per / go feet oats and corn,
Measurement goods, clothing, equipage, crates
erockery, furniture, doors, blinds ssshes, wagon
tongues. mattings, mattresses, light casks and
pTy COOS, fcsr, meal, bread, RICE, Crackers,
ispga5 per barrel; wet goods. pork. beef,
molssses brown sugar, tallow, grease, &C., per
Vinegar and pickles in kegs, per keg, ambulance
and spring wagons, each, army wagons (complete)
each, fruits, Jams iellies window glass, pickles
Spices eondenses milk esn aasd
soap, sc per box hams per Sask. hams per tierce,
Ice ptr ma iaru per t1erce. lard key rice
ueTce, pals per dozen sugar per hid, sugar fia.
Yanal per box, tea per chest, salt per sack and
barrel, shOyels aud spades per dozen, wheelbsr-
rows ach, laths 900, shiB giles per OOO tobac-
co per box, rope per coil, broons per dozen
All freight to be delivered at such landings,
warehouses, or other places of unloading at each
OF the sbcve-pa points may De dssi grated
BY the d. pot Quarermaster at Brown ville, or
DINER authorized officers or agents Of the Quarter
masters d. partment.
contractors must be prepared to transport the
troops and public freight at any Of the
and supplies the full capact, Of the vessel 9th.
er means OF provided If required by
the Quartermasters Department, and the pro posas
to be furnished for water trans portation and
land spOrtaion All proposals must be in trip.
llcate with copy OF this advertisement attached
to each and must be accompanied by the names OF
at least two sufcie suretes who will signify by
endorsement their willingness to become response
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Trans
poItaticn," and will be addressed to 1.-THE Super.
yising Quartermaster, Sub district of the Rio
An proposals received will be forwarded to the
Chief Quartermaster Of the District for approval
and av ard.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids r any part Of a bid.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First 1t, 18th Infantry, r. @ VI. and A. A o. NJ,
superyi.ing Q. M, Sub District Rio Grande.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, May s, Noon, 1857


~S
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI-
MORE. and WARRINGTON AMI. THE WEST
are now run a. follows. viz:
. FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday at 7O0 7:45, and 1850
p m, ana 2:oQ, tand $50, and 8:45 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave daily, except Sunday, at7:00 m, and 200
FOR WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave ct 6l5 and 200 q. m and at 200 and AS
Pm. Nv
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 700 q. m; and 430 p. m. No trains to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 7:45 g. M. and 50 aud 0:4S D, N.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave alta q N. and 4 30 and 845 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
q. m, 4:30 and 8:45 p m.
On Saturday at 7:4o a. m, and $50 p. m.
On Sunday at 80 and 845 D. IN. only, connecting
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at
the Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours
In the day, es well as at the Office Of the Bank
eIs' and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Pennsylva-
mia avenue, ietween 9th and 7th streets.
For New York, Philadelp hia, and Boston, see
advertisement OF "ThrOugh Line -
J. WILSON, Master of TRANSPORTATION
i: NJ. COLE, General Ticket Ag mt.
0C0 GEO. y. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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NEW GLOVEs-Ihe new gloves tor spring
wear have made their appearance in the iarest
shades Of color-light Bismarck, wood fiwn.
lilac, and bun being the fashionable bases. OF
several OF these there are no lees than seventy
different shades. They are all long upon the
wrist, and are embroidered in either black or
white. The back OF the wrists are ornamented
with gilt eyelets, laced with fine silk cord and
orimped tassels, or more fashionable stIl, with
small gait studs and tassels
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POVERTY II ENGLAND.-Au American now
in England writes home - AZ you want TO see
poverty, travel through the large towns of
England, and you Will fad such degradation
and destitution as VIII make the blood curdle
IN your veins. 1t Is safe 10 say that there are
hundreds Of thousands of people in England
who will not taste Of meat oftener than once A
week during the coming season."
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AUCTION SALES.
III CuSfEk LATIMER, Aucsicneers,
Late Clerks with J. U. Mcclure Co.,
SOUTHWEST corner Penn. avenue and llth q % {,
tstar Cffice Buildfngy

southwest corner Penn. avenue and IItA q ssst,
/ tsfsr Cfiice BuiIdfngJ
MhhSSnk;iHTI!GINI OAK ANpwALxUI PARloR,
sfSsiT9RS. NkGi MIMI AM Msp Shna ssFkk
Ar EAGE
On ThUksPAf soRN1ss. March -. q. 10
ds II
betrssn JEslith and Thirtesnfh streets, we viii
sLsrGss french Plate Mantle Mirrors, walnut and
4 Crimson Dama.k Curtains, with rsssels. and
CREEP and Crimson Ssnrsd Rsp:,. L.mbrckin.,
ds sssf:' Lace Curtains and Walnut and Gilt
siss a.%s Fruit. mo ssSs s aS
Large solid Oak Secretary and Bookcase, eIabo-
Large Solid OAK Extension Dining Table, Is feet
esn se med psSe a. s sRs Ts;s for Leaves
Medium sized Marble top Oak sidebosrd, game
T., s:sss S S:s x: Gass Fable
10 HiSh Bach k Oak Dining Chairs upholstered in
1sHiss B.es "a Cane .... Dining Chair. .
s.d ReSs and Bugs
Oiled Walnut f Bedstssds and Tables
fsSss s0I.ssGs and fow.
Silver 1 sstter Dishes .nS Fruit Dishes
Silver plated Three Bottle Liquor Stand
Oh Ca6tOIss foTkB, ana spoons
China and Glassware.
One medium size Herring Fire Proof Safe
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER
mn IL ddd0 Auctioners.
a vALVAH s5E AND PR9FITABLE BUsI-
At Bladensburg on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
inst, at clock p m. II fair If not the next fair
formerly owned by =; c; Hyatt. and for many years
most profitably used by him a. . store.
This properly is situated in the most eligible part
OF the village OF Blsdensburg, and to IT are at
saoreSnn.a aree aSSae sCSn h,h nine rooms
necessary out buildings in excellent repair and .
highly cultivated garden OF about one acre. To
any one desiring to merchandise or purchase grain
II is first rate stand, none better in the county
done.
Terms: One. half cash; residue in u months. II.
tie fndisputable. N. C. STEPHEN,
Attorney for Owner.
NH 10 Bait. Sun