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PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
MhRlLAN d.
Posi- 0FFIcg DSrssrNsNr.

S SsiSs erps. As3h Is. ,s,, :
n u ir H. ga inent patl &C COX IN o. Nay x,
. s. tG tie s fas s ~ sh ;,sm ,h .ae
By ths sSssaHie: Of TN "a sss e.
1856, but. from various Causes. were not 1t "
-'-' rom eosLe's,1e BY Butter, e Black Rock,
L1ts ,Goeke1 syine sstur sy On arrival Of the
Arrive at Black Rock by Jpn:
Iesle sIsck kJcl saturday att 3opm;
2si6 Prom tiuk.burs 60 LouisviIls, mile. and
haek, three Tins week
trstn TO he arranged to the satisfsction OF the
go, p"stmssters
miles ard back, twice a week ''''''0'
Leave sEgo, Tuesday and Saturday at p m;
Leave COlesville Tuesday and Saturday at /
Proposals Tor an a ditional trip will also be re-
eeiyed, and also Tor extension to spencer Vile,
$50 FIR. m Monrovia. by Kempton, to Damascus, s
miles and back once week,
l.. aye Monrovia SATURDAY st3pm;
Leave Damascus Saturday at I2m;
Arrive az MonrOvia by pm.
Grove: to Mitcheflsville. - miles and back,
Leave Bladensburg Tuesday and Friday a, 8
Arrive at MitchellsyilIe By lam;
Leave Mitchell'viIle Tuesday and FRIDAY at !
Arrive at Bladensburg by SPIN
2999 From st Clements Bay, by MoryanZa, to Oak
vile, 10 miles and back, once a week
Leave st Clements Bay Saturday at 1 pm;
Leave Oakville Saturday at a m;
Arrive at st. Clements Bay by Ian
S01 From Head Of Sassafras, by Massey's Cross
roads, Millngton. Sudlersville, Long Marsh
Rockville. and Bridgetown to Greensboro, S.
miles and back twice week.
Leave Head of ssssafras Monday and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Greensboro by SPIN;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday and Saturday at
am:
Arrive at Head Of sasssfras hy5pm
5elo rom Gresnsboi oush TO Melville, miles and
back, once q week
Leave Greensboro Saturday at m;
Arrive at Melville by pm;
Leave Melville Saturday at pm;
Arrive NJ Greensboro by ) pm N.
D45 From GecrgetOwn, by Seneca Mills. In. o., }
Edwards Ferry, 10. O.,J Seneca Quarts an.
o., @enOcacy. PoiUt of Rocks axf Lander,
to Barry. "a miles aud back. three times a
week by steam canal packet during season of
navigation.
Leave Georgetown Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive at Barry by SPIN;
Leave Barry Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
t1am;
Arrive at Georgetown by spm
For fotns of proposal, guarantee and certifi-
cate and also tor instru lions the conditions
10 be embraced in the Contract, &c advertise
ment of October 81. 1877. inviting proposals for
mail service in Maryland to he found at the priu-
cipal post ef1ces.
ap ia laN-w Postmaster General.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-The wife Of Mr. los
Taylor, residing on Bluff street in this city,
was preparing some remedy for her own use
last saturday night, being unwell, when n
Kerosene lamp exploded covering her with a
sheet of flame. which so everpowered her thai
she sank 10 the floor unable TO utter an alarm
She was fully dressed, and almost every YES
uge OF clothing was burned from her body,
literally burning her TO a sickening and de-
formed mass. The strangest part is 10 follow
Her husband offered 20 assist her, before the
explosion took place. but she rec uested him TO
retire and she would presently JOIN him He
did not go 10 bed, but reclined on a lounge in
an, adjoining room with his clothing on. and a
door communicating open. THIS WAS at niue
O'Clock Saturday night. He fell asleep lmme-
dIately, and IL IL presumed the accident soon
occurred.
Stupefied by the flame and smoke she either
lay or CROPPED her way about the room until
i:SO the following morning, when she alarme 4
her husband, himself nearly stified with the
dense smoke that entirely flled both rooms
and had kept him unconscious until there was
nothing more 10 burn. Drs. Nichols and Hunt
Were called, and pronounced her case hopeless
At noon yesterday she was still alive and able
10 converse. She is an English lady, and is
aged nifty years. The floor, where she Law. and
the rugs about the room, were burned> and
charred, presenting sickenng spectacle of the
understandable torture she must have endured
through all the long night. The lamp was what
IL termed a '.sun burner, and she states that N
exploded while she stood near. mixing some
remedy il a tea-cup-Horcester Spy.
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- tLate clerks with j. q. McGuire a Col
Southwest corner OF Pennsylv snia avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET BIG
TWEEN Rect AND RHODE ISLAND
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the LIST
day Of August. 1858, and duly recorded in Lioer r.
N H No g. fOlios 1871, l32, &c of the land records
Of Washington county; District of Columbia,
shall sell, on MONDAY, May 4th, at Il O'Clock
IN: on the premises, Lots Il and 49, I'm Collin an 8
and Adams sub. Of Square $40 having front of 70
feet each and running back IS feet to an alley,
situated on the west side of llth street, between
Rhode Island avenue and street.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
chaser's cost. SlU down at time Gf sale Terms
one third cash, residue in and IL months with
interest, secuIs ed by deed OF trust
WIN. 4. HOWARD. Trustee.
Ap Nd COOPER a LATIMER Aurfs
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Row AMONG CANDIDATES FOR CoNGRrss-
Tn Friday last, White, Ayres, and Morton late
members Of the Virginia Con vention and Gen
Pierce, all candidates for Congress IN the VIII
llamsburg District. met at Yorktown, and had
political discussion. 1t waxed warm toward
Its close, and broke up in a general row and
rough -and-tumble fight among the candidates
The meeting adJouaned TO be convened in Rich
mopd
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. $40 Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT PARLOR. CHAM.
BER AND DINING ROOM FURNITITRE AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 O'Clock
q. m, at our Auction Rooms, viz:
Handson Black walnut Frame Parlsr Suites, nj
holstered in Rep and Hair, all complete.
Two handsome Black Walnut Chamber Sets CON-
sisting of Marble Top Dressing Bureaus
Washstands, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Cane
seat Chairs.
Marble Top Center Tables, Hat Trees, and Mir.
Marble Top Walnut deboard, and Dining Chairs
Walnut Extension Tables, and Mahogany Book
Case.
Painted Cottage Sets, and other Furniture.
Carpets, Oilcloths, and Rugs.
Five pieces 4 White Mating, 40 yards each.
The above Furniture is of o good quality, and
We invite the attention Of persons in want to at
tend the sale
ap22-st GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au.ts.
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nEPAKTMENT OFTH INTERIOR,
H. UNITED STAT PATENT OFFICE.

-
On the petition Of HENRY OUTOALF. of Will
mingtOE. ohio. praying for the exte nsiOn Of q
patent gran ted TO him the 18th day Of July, 1854
for INF rOvement in Mode Of Constructing Me-
tsllic Roofing. for seven years from the pirsion
% said patent, which takes place on the llth day
Of July. lsS;
Ii IL ordered that the sail petition be heard at
the Patent once Monday. the I'D day Of
June next. at II O'Clock NJ and all persons are
Motif 81 20 appear and show cause. II any they
have, why ssla petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons epPoeinE the extsnsion are requirsd 70
ST forth in writing, al least t,n,y day. before the
Cay hearing all testimony hled by either srty,
90 lie used al the said bearing. must be taken aud
tIsnsnitted in accordance With the rules OF the
offee. which will be furnished on application.
Propositions and other paper Q. relied upon as tes
timony must be filed IN the once fwes.y Gays ae
fore the day Of hearing; the srguments,n any,
within ten days after Ming the testimony.
ordered also. that this notice be Rubnsnea IN
the BE publican and the Intsl gencer, Wasbinxton'
u: G, and In the Evening Chronicle, Cincin nau !,
Ohio, onre week for three successive weeks the
nrst OF said publications be least sixty days
previous TO the day Of heariag.
aplO-w3s Acting Commits sioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS.
lrRxsR BEEF AND yEGETABLEs
NAVY DEPARrasSr,

- NAVY DEPARTaEST,
BHre1n ~ Pr0r1Sto1 and CTothfsz Anil "a 1878 Z
sealed rrOp sails, endorse sPfOoDssi, tor Fr..i
bed abd veg. table ~ III be recsiy I'd At this Bu-
Fesu nhtn clock p. M, the lst DAY of MAY ,
ISIS Tor the supply OF - - - '
z5t0O pounds Of Fre-h Beef and
2SdNv pounds Of Fresh We tables
~ the arlington Navy Ya-d and station as re-
4uIIed The y ef and Vegetables must be Ct good
eutntJ arc the best the market affords auI zach
a. Icie nust be offered for by the pound The Beef
De u cqnal proportions, fore and hi nd garters
bOhds, Sith approved security, will be r,luired
IN oae- hat the estimated Amount Of the contract.
ah1 tweuty per cent. in aiiifiOn will be withheld
from the snlUsDl of each payueat 10 be una fe as
cOateTsl So curity for the due performances of the
eontIset which viii, on no account, be paid until
NJ u fully com piled with
livery offer made must be accompanied by writ
persons, that the bidder or bidders will IL his
IheiT bId be accepted. enter into obligation
Nhblh hNe days, with good AMI sufficient sureties.
IuIhlsh the articles proposed; the responsibility
81 tne guaTantOrs TO be certified by tue Assessor
reside
NovToPosdl ,ciH be coa sidsTsf HHissS accompanied
- shcA EHdTeny, ard By satisfactory er'deRcs that
-Re otddeT - regular dsaisr fhs articles pro-
ssd ava has the Items TSqUTsd By act Of CJHgrstS
The De FaTtment reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
liz to Ie understood that in case the stipuI,tad
qusntity Cf either article shall lie delivered ieay
ing a balance due the Otht article the rontr.ct
may be ccnriieTed a. completed IN full AT the n
tiOn of the Department. ~
ap9-bt Il. BRIDGE, Chief of Bnreau
nROpOSAIS FOR ERESu
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GREAT SALE OF PRIME FIRST CLASS
SsRR9CGTEfRhiEs' LIQUORS, WINES, Ac.. AT
On MONDAY MORNING, 4th of May, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock, shall sell the entire and we'll
selected stock of Fine Groceries Of Richard j. Ry.
on, who is declining business on account OF in
health, at his store No. 45l Ninth street near K
The stock is very large, comprising an assert
ment of Groceries, Liquors, and fine Wines, not
sold at auction, by catalogue, on the above named
day.
The store and fixtures for rent One of the best
business stands in the city. Inquire of the auc-
tiopeers.
Full particulars in future Advertisement
an IL w l.. WALL co Aucts
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400 SEVENTH STREET. $50
SPRING STOCK,
JUST OPENED
MAR kRIT RS,
10. 4s6...--..sEvENTH sTREET...No 4s6
sDooRs ABOVE ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES.
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS,
NAILS. RINGs,
PAINTINGS,
ENGRAvINGs, &c.
Embraced in the above will be found the largest
PAPER HANGINGs
in the District. Papers ranging in price from II
cents to 81 per piece, which, according to price,
are made OF the beet quality and finish.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
From 81 to SIS, embracing a very beautiful vari-
ETY. of Card Frames Foreign and Domestic SQUARE
Frames on hand and made TO order.
WINDOW SHADES,
Frem So to SIS per pair; in size from six to nine
feet long Window Shades made to order.
Orders for PaperhaugiDg and Window Shades
pp n"S f executed ted 10 city or country
Any order not satisfactorily filled will be cor
TERMS CASH
HARKRITER,
No. ass SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND 4 STREETS,
ar2-lm- Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
sos NINTH STREET sos
sEATON HALL.
KIDwELL 4 HENDERSON,
sos NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the
pub that they have just received their Spring
stock Of
WALL PAPERS 4 WINDOW SHADES.
Also, a Fine Assortment of
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES. PIC
TURE CORDS AND TASSELS. PICTURE
NAILS. GILT CORNICES, FLOOR
AND TA .BLTsdi CLOTHS,
Persons fitting mp their houses for Spring will do
well to call and examine for themselves at sos 9Th
N: BAH work in their line promptly executed,
In the city or country, at short notice and moder
ate terms. NH 23-lm
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DROfOSALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
FRANKFORT ARSENAL,

FRANKFORD Arsenal,
PHILA DELPHIA, April Is. 1853
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
~ thS IN, Tsigned Gntii Y m April IS 1858, at
FrankfOri Arsenal with Fresh Beef Of good mar.
kttsble qualify In equal proportions of fore and
% to E. q s1 eos, Ind to-
the troops in such quantities and on such terAs
authority and to continue in force six mSnths. or
direct and subject TO his sno all
the LIST day of May, 1873 Upon acceptance 81 the
offer, security and bond in the sum of siI hundred
collars Will oe required for the faithful performance
OF ,Le centIsGt TODD, ,,n
BEES must De GRGRGE r for Fresh
ap 10 cost BIT Capt. q. 5. A, A. c. s.
NlTED STATES LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT,
q TONPxTNsv-LLE, STATEN IsLAND, NY
until y N FRIDAY, May l. 1858, from manuf.co
cuTers and dealers only for the following articIe.
81 s1pp5 Tor the United States Light house Estab-
Fourth Order Franklin Wick 900 yards
Red LsmDvick u dozen
sGc.TIs Ls ,T,,Sb, lax z" pound, q
Scissors, curved, Hoo
Whiting ! 10 pounds
CTash, Il. yards long, 700 pieces
Spirits e vine; 40 gallons
Brushes, flexible, Sd
Brushes, chimney, 100
Brushes, fat, 10
Brushes. clamp. go
Black Psint. s 90 pounds
Boiled Linseed Oil. 200 gallons
Spirits Turpentine zoo gallons
Putty 60 pounds
Hickory BrOOm-, 100
Corn BrOOns. so
Enve Opes, yellow, llN5, sO0
Envelopes elbow 81 xsz,600
Black Lead Pc cils, SO
Slate pencils. 500
Writing Payer. IS rcams
steel Pens. rs gross
Waters. go ounces
The articles to CORES pOisd in quality, &c with
ths pies 20 be In the Light house Inspect
OF Offices. az the Staten Island Light-hous De-
pot, aDI at Boston Mass.
The Lighthouse Inspector reserves the right to
reject sly all the proposals offered, If deemed
Tor the public interest % do 30.
By orGer Of the Light house Board
LUDLOW CASE,
l6- II Light house Ins pectOr, Third
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE rmPEACHMEsr TRIAL.


In Senate yesterday. after our report ciossd-
MIR. Nelson, I'm further reference 20 the cour~e
porsued by Mr. Johnson IN r~fer-nce 70 recon-
suucuon, contended that Oongre~ had recoG-
nined the Presidents proclAmati on of 1905 de-
clsrtng the wsr ~ an end ard thss legislative
Ietognition was 8 recognition Of the fsct thst
sition IN the Union. He would not 30 back to
me British Parliament for light. The~words
hEh crimes and mlsdemesnors were we'll
nho~n AT the time the Constitution vss formed.
lney Were mere technical terms. The words
treason. bribery, crime, and misdemes aors
wtte rue, AZ familiar to the founders OF the
Consutnnon a. they are to Us. One Of the Man
ayers alludes TO the fact that Der isnin PRANK :
lin Offered 10 BE- in Europe nj the time Warrru
Hastings were tried Weare 70 cou-true words
in the connection in which they are use, ana
when the Constitution was framed. treason
was a felony punishable by death. b. ibery VA.
8 crime pun ishable by fine or imprisonreut
The word misdemeanor has reference Ia a ar
ferent thing altogether. High crimes meant
such as are pun ishsble by death. High misde-
meanors are misdemeanors punishable byr ne or
imprisonment, anu not misdemesnor IS assault
We must look 10 the parliamentary law for in
formation on the subject and there II defni-
ton there Tor crimes and misdsmesnors: and
where these definitions are obtained. they are
from the common law Of England and not from
the parliamentary law. Hence nothing is I'm :
peachable under the American law as crime
or misd' meanor except such Were defined
by the criminal law of England, and hence he
SUBMITTED 10 the Senate that there was great
doubt as to whether an impeachment shou ID
occur for crimes and mi sdemeanors 10, knows
or mentioned in the Constitution. With this
view they deemed AZ their right 10 ask. at the
hands of the Chief Justice, judicial interpre-
tation OF these facts.
The Court adjourned before Mr.. Nelson had
concluded his argument
The President pro tea resumed the chair Tor
legislative business business.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,. OF Maine, the bill
TO supply deficiencies m the appropriation for
the contingent expenses Of the Senate and 70
defray the expenses OF the Impeachment trial,
as returned by the House with amendra ents,
was taken mp. and on motion OF Mr.. Morrill,
the amendments Were concurred in.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported with amendments, the hill
10 remove political disabilities from Roderic X
X. Butler, of Tennessee. Adjourned.
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
Au WAsHISGTON, ID. c., April Is. 1873.
FOR GRADING AND GRAY
ING 1 STREEf NORTH.

PROPOSALS FOR GkADING AND GRAVEL
ING STREET NORTH.
Proposals will be received az this Office until IL
O clock n. on MONDAY. the 9th instant, for
grading and grsveling i street north, from First
street az 70 tyenth street east much there
OF a. IRE MAYOR may direct; the gravel 10 be nine
inches CeyP IN the center, tspeTiDg of TO four
inches a. the gutter line aad to be well rolled. aud
20 be relieved Of all stone Of improper size.
Bidders viii state she price per cubic yard for
Grading and per square yard for the grGvel; the
grazing To- he paid for only one way, that which
ucAsuTss The most, whether cut ins or filling.
The right is reserved TO rel ect any or ali bids
JAMES j. CAMPBELL
apH2t5 Commissioner Fourth Ward
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEFANp Rec
CATTLE
orc. ChisU ConmiSsary Of Subsistence,
DePaTfNafnf Of fhs Mi,xnnri

hfsS0HTF.
tSFt LedreHlCOrfh. Kansas, April IL, Isos
Sealed PrCposAls, in duplicate will Re r@cciyel
lh y clock April 30 1873. at this Office or at
the OiIces u the Acting COmmisssrie- of subsist.
nee AZ Forts Wallacs and Dodge. Kansas or at
PIT LJ or: Colorado Territory, at the ofHce #
Yhe Shlei Z ., District pper Arkansas at Fort
nNksr- Kansas, or At the Office Of the Chief c. 8,
Dlsrlct NeS Mexico, Santa Fs. N. NJ 3D., for supply
-bE net 10 ef from tie block the troops and 9th
aIp led
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10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
ID Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure A COL
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th
street, Star ONCE Building.

CHAECERY SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY AT THE NAVY YARD
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed the sth day of April
1858 in ohancery cause No. l,l6l, Docket 8, Mary
V Swain Mary A. Swain ct al, shall offt for
sale at public auction ia front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the sd inst At half past we O. clock
m, all of the origin ell Lot No. 49, in square No.
81 in the city of Washington, ID; Q, with the i'm
provements, consisting III good two story and
attic Frame House. This lot has front of As feet
inches on NJ street south, between 10th and nth
streets east. and extends back TO 30 foot public
alley and this sale offers gre at inducements to per
sons desiring a neat and comfortable residence in
that section Of the city.
Terms Of sale: One half the purchase money in
cash; the balsnce in six months from the day of
sale; the deferred payment to bear interest from
the day of sale and be secured by the of the
purchaser endorsed TO the satisfaction of the trus
tee or the whole of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, at the option Of the purchaser. No deed
to be given until the whole Of the purchase money
10 paid.
ON failure of the purchaser to comply with the
terms eff sale within ten days of the day of sale the
trustee the right TO resell at the risk and
cost of the defauting purchaser. Slo0 down at
time of sale. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
RT MORSELL, Trustee.
COOPER LATIMER,
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ITALIAN mACCARONI
Fresh, and at lowest figures.
ALSO,
APPLE BUTTER,
CONDENSED MILK,
DEsSICATED COCOANUTS,
for Pudding, &C., 30.
FRONTAGE DR. BRIE.
n W. BURCHELL,
under Ebbitt House,
mh l-u corner l4th and streets.
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10y NJ. X. WALSH 4 co. Auctioneers.
- No. ass Pennsylvania avenue
Southeast corner of 10th street

Southeast corner of 10th street
POSITIVE SALE OF TAILOR's GOODS REM.
NANTS AND PIECE GODS COATS
PAETS AND VESTS, COUNTER, &c, AT
On SATURDAY MORNING. April 25th, ar 10
O'Clock, we will sell assortment of the above
sale. "
Will be added an invoice Of
Dress Goods, Muslins, Irish Linens
Hosiery shfrts and Ready made UIderclothine
Lawns, Calicoes, Table Cloths
Sheets, Bed Spreads. &c.
Also,
IN front OF our Salesroom, win sell good as
sortmt mt Of
Housefurnishing Goods. Croekery, Carpets
Mattingsa Kitchen and Bed room Furniture
Window Shades, &C.,
to which house keepers are invited to attend.
II sale Of Miscellaneous Goods in the eyenine
at clock.
ap232t NIX. WALSH a CO Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

II
s - A,L.ss Clerk. Pin JAS; G: ho9r,Ts o.
ss.r One f SsSn and "
fSsss cPlsFIsssp fLxsrs Ssss sE9 HSb
LAnoh TksEs. SC
rest SO clock cur auction rooms. ne sh sal eel.
alarre collection Of the moet choice kinds Of
a SnSy perretn.i Blooming Roses,
,S ORANGE and Lemon Trees, &c, &c
known In Europe or America.
.s: cash COOPER I IAfRaS r kst:
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Aue;ioreers and Real Estate Brokers
No $40, Southeast corner TN and D streets.
ONE NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
On TUEspAY the Els. instant aSDti =. O'Clock
M; we shali ssll on the premises, Lot No Ia Ia
between and north With depth ssa ' Of los
toee,her with the improvements. which consists
Terms cash. Ar ooev.ysaS s n01 .1d revenue
'.PRs d the 'u GREEN sN WILLIAMS A0e,,
II a. ABoys SALE
a. ia me SANG G Xxi M VIII WILLIAMS Auo.
l(Y CHEM 4 WILLIAMs.
No. a26, southeast corner 9Th and streets.
FIRsT CLASS BUILRING Lot. FRONTING
SlhEBIc NOhTh, AT AUCTlON.
On FRIDAY, the Gath instant, at 81 O'Clock r.
m. on the premises. Lot No. s. in Davidsons eub-
division of Square No lss being front by los
and making il Q frst- class Building Lot.
Terms: One third each; balance six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and occurred by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancine
and revenue stamps NJ the cost Of the purchaser
SIC down on tie day of sale.
apis GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A BOOK AUCTION OF RARE, CURIOUS
"A STANDARD WORKS.
This collection 10 very rich in History. ancient
and modern; Biography; Poetr, Fiction; Ancient
and Medieval Literature; Architecture, ancient,
modern, curious unique; Numismatics, of all ages
and countries; Theology, many standard authors,
a. well as writers Practical Piety; Travels and
voyages; Art; Science: Mechanism; Engineering:
Drawing and SIX. tchnR; Agriculture; Fruits; Far
rieIyi CooF Books; Domestic Economy; Etiquette
and Manners; Classical Authors, original ana in
TRANSACTIONS; Chemistry; Astronomy, Philoso DIV
Logic; Grammar: Bellies Letters; Dictions aries; En.
cyeiopedias and GaZetteers; Bibles, PRAYER Books
&c; Works on Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence
and Statesnspship; Medicine. Ii is rich in rare
end curious Books, with elegant Illustrations, ON
Manners, Customs, Costumes, Architecture and
Decorative Arts of the ancient and Medava times
Mr.; JUDD, the Proprietor, solicits 9 careful In
FRIDAY EVENING, the oath in the order of the
Catalogue and be continued from evening TO even
ing, at $40 Pa. avenue, under Metropolitan Hotel
Catalogues may be had on application.
WIN. l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers.
p S-Ihere Is aleo splendid collection of stand
ard Catholic Authors, Bibles, Prayers, &c.
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