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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-15

"And shook him, shook him sorely,
Shook his boots off and bis toe nails,
Shook his teeth out and his hair OFF.
Shook his coat all into tatters.
Shook his shirt all into ribbons,
Snirtlt So, codtless, hairless, to0thless,
Minus boots and minus too nails,
Still it shook i'm. shUok him till it
Made him yellow, gaunt and bony:
Shook him till il sh huffied Tor him
of his mortal coil, and then it,
Having laid him cold and quiet,
Shook the earth all down upon him
And ! Q lies beneath his gravestone,
Ever shaking, shaking, shaking J"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-15

wThis is the anniversary of the battle
OF Resaca in 1864.
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American Bible society.

The American Bible Society celebrated
its fifty-second anniversary to-day. The
treasurer's report shows the years receipts
TO be $l23. log; books printed 1905 347.
Quite number OF interesting speeches
were made, including one by Ex-Governor
Buckingham, of Conn.
Anniversary.
The New York Association of Univer-
salists, held their fortieth anniversary to-
day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-15

For lunch, Hennebo has everything
you may want.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
Newport and Cincinnati B,

Newport and Cincinnati Bridge.
CINCINNATI, May 14.-At a meeting of
the Newport & Cincinnati Bridge Compa-
ny yesterday, the Construction committee
was ordered to commence work on the
abutments forthwith. The following Off
GERS were elected: Alfred Gather, Presi-
dent, A. S. Berry. Vice President; J. NJ. St.
John. Engineer. The following Directors
were elected: Fl. j. King, w. Il. Clement,
William Rings, L. G. Gaylord and G. II.
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FASHIONS ron JUNE.

The extreme unpleasantness of the
weather yesterday prevented our making
our usual weekly inspection of our fash
ionable stores, so our local fashion report
must remain unwritten until next week.
In addition to what we have gathered,
( however, we present translation from LIE
FoHet the great Partisan fashion authority,
made expressly for the STATESMAN by our
Paris correspondent.
AT sAvAGE's,
We learn that jewels, in the Louis XIV. and
Louis XVI. style, are very much sought
after. and for parure to be much appre-
ciated at the present day, it must look an
cient. Jewels of enamel, inlaid with small
real pearls, are mounted in a Gothic style |;
the mounting is of gilt silver, which gives
them the required impress of antiquity.
The enamel is very fine, worked over sill
yer. Amethyst, topaz, chrysoprasus and
aventurine, are all ancient stones come into
fashion again, and we'll suited to fiat set
tings, medallions and pendants.
We find here pearl jewelry for full dress
parties and weddings in variety of styles
Pyramid, Scroll and Antique, with pendant
ear drops to match, and ranging in price
from S75 to $3.50 per set.
Coral sets with no gold showing, both
ball and carved. are very much in vogue
for full dress; the light red and pink be-
ing particularly becoming with the new
Caledon shade of green silk now so fash
ionable. For ordinary wear, coral canoes
set in FURNISHED gold, with chased tips, and
twists of the red and green gold and pend
ants on both brooch and ear drops. are very
becoming to brunettes, and are very sty-
lish.
Gold jewelry will, of course, ALWAYS be
standard, and, as it is now worn, hand
somely chased and set with pearls and en-
amel, or etruscsn set with coral and garnet,
or the dead gold fancifully wrought with
long pendant ear drops, is very handsome
and fashionable.
Malekete in etruscan gold settings are
much worn, but are not SO universally be-
coming as coral or gold set.
Garnet jewelry, showing no gold, with
pendant ear drops, are very popular. They
can be worn with any kind or color of
dress, and are becoming to either blonde or
brunette. We notice new shade, ruby
garnet, very handsome for evening wear,
having peculiar brilliancy under full
light.
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Denial.

Col. Rodgers, United States Marshal for
this district, denies having applied to the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue for
cavalry force to enable him to make arrests,
as telegraphed from Washington on Tues
day, and says there is no difficulty in ex-
ecuting any process of the United States
courts in the Eastern District of Missouri.
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a. HENNEBO,
apo No. 13 West Broad Street.
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FROM NEW YORK,
General Grant,

New YORK. May 14.-Chas. e. Moss,
writing from Washington to the American
Anti-Savery Standard, says General Grant
has declared himself TOR universal suffrage,
and maintains this must be the ruling idea
OF his administration, If he is elected in
1868. He also reports General Grant to
favor the conviction of the President.
American Home Missionary So.
ciety.
At the annual business meeting OF the
American Home Missionary Society yester-
terday afternoon, Rev. Theodore w. Wool
sey was elected President.
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San Rises.-...H:...4 g snp Sets......."7 10
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TBuRsDAY. May "A. 1858.
u.ro,, eter- Thermometer
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB MAT.

WASHINGTON, d. o., August q, 1879.
Sealed Proposals, Of the form fur Missed py the
sAIuRDAT the ia.h dss Of Sept &C. -
Tor all the FIesh and Cornsd Beef and NM ito q re,
CURED for sale :r issue TO all connected With the
supplying the troop. ct FORTS Foote and WssSr
ipston, Nd. with Fresh and Oorned Beef. Said
kroeceais tor w hin gton. D C., will include ali
issues And for sales to on cers and Others author
lied to purchase at this depot.
piled to Be Of the finest QUALITY of select nsrts
made by the Off Ger IL charge from the hi nd Sns1
ter. and ribs Of the fore quarters That reauired
and hind quarters; necks, shanks and kidney tai
low not received. All the meat viii be subject 10
o, Rn Inspeetion to be Of excellent marketable
luahV: ana In unexce ptiopabie condition In ell
IL the meat II not satisfs Glory, purchases in
the open market will be made at the expense Of the
The contractor viii lie required to deliver the
meat at the stOrehouses, at the places named
where he win distribut ii in such Quantities aud
vines, rs an officer OF the Subsistence De-
Separate proposals win be received for supply
win Fresh and Corned Beef. aud with Gorped
Beef and Mutton. in Washington, d. e but no
proposition will be regarded for furnishing the
cludes both sales and issGes In accepting the
last bid the lowest average price the gu An.
%a.t .. the o Ss Of
the bids.
Payment to be made at this office monthly for
All meat purchased, or when in funds for the Par.
All questions respecting quality and condition
partment receiving the meat
The CONTRACTS will be made for six months from
the LIST day Of October, 1865 such period as the
The proposals for su ppIying ali connected with
me department 81 Washington is made by direc-
ton OF Brevet Major General Ed. Candy,
Sc cost Depot and Chief G. g.
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RAILROADS.
RALT,MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WASHINGTON, Nay 8, Noon, lsG5.

WAsniSeIONs nay D, noONs ioeSs
&As 1s a
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
nohh. And WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
re nov rrH - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMOR1.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ut 100, 500, and LII
v NJ eno 10, and 40, and S:45 D.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
.nS sT raiy' exoeptsunday, st70o .. m, and 3n
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at Sos and Too .. m, and at 100 and -
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at zoo o.. ard 40 D. m, Ne trains 70
from Annapolis OF Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at 500 Q. m, and 4: 50 and e45 .. q,
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave st Stu o. n. and 4.O and 54s D. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, aps.
. m, 4:S and s:45 .. N.
On Saturday at 500 q. n, and 10 ,. n.
On Sunday az so and SIS D. m. only, connectfnR
At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore q
Wheeling, Psrkersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be IN n
the washington Station Ticket once ct all hours
In the day, as well IS Ut the once, 4O6 Penn
sylvsnis avenue, where arrangements can be
9 ade to check baggage at hotels or private resi
dences.
For New York, Philadslphia. and Boston, Sc
advertisement O "Through Line
J. L.WILSOH, Master Of transportation
l.. NJ. COLB, Geusfal Ticket Agent.
ocS GEO. q. KOOHTZ. AGENT, w Ashfn9ton.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

Custom -house, Baltimore.
Collsetor'S Once, August 8, 1868
In pursuance OF Treasury regulations l hall
offer for sale, at public auction, on TUESDAY,
September 8: loG3, at IL O'Clock M. at the United
States Public Store. on the sou theast corner of
Lombard and Gay streets the following described
unclsmed goods. on which there is q failure or ne.
by law:
One case containing l6 dozen Saccherated Cod
Liver Oil.
One case containing so dozen Saccherated Cod
Liver OIL i'm ported In the steamship Somerset
May. 1851, being marked, and consigned on the
ships manifest, TO Dr. b. N. schley, Savannah.
Georgia.
Five go boxes Plug Tobacco. ported in the ship
- Premier" Merriewether, master from Allays,
mond B. and consigned on ship q manifest to b. u
Campbell, Boston. Mass.
EDWIN III. WEBSTER, Collector
ADREON, THOMAS d CO.,
an leo Auctioneers.
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DROPOsALs TGR GRAZING AND GRAvEL.
LING STREETS In THE FOURTH WARD.
MAYOR,s OFFICE


WAsHINsToN, p o., Aug. q, 1853 I
Proposals will be received at this office until IL
O'Clock N tn RaDAY. September 8, 1873. for
Grading and GravelltBg NJ street Dorth, from New
Jersey avenue to North Capitol street, under an
act approved June 1, 1888.
Also, for Grading and GraveIline street north.
rom FIRST to seventh street east under an act ap
Also, for GradiI and travelling Il street north,
trem New jersey avenue to Second street east,
under an act approved May 81. 1877.
Alec, for Grading and travelling ID street north
from New Jersey avenue 10 Second street east, un-
der an act approved May -, 1857.
Alse, for Grading and travelling Fourth street
cast: from to l street north, under an act ap.
Also, for Grading and travelling Third street
east. from Massachusetts, avenue TO street north,
urder an set approved January Is. 1853.
The work to be zone under the direction OF the
City Surveyor. the % perintendeuce OF the Com
m3esfS0ef 81 the Fourth Ward, and two assistant
Commissioners TO be sppointet BY the Mayor.
The gravel TO be OF good quality aud free from
stones OF improper size; "a be nine inches deep ia
the cerrc Of the street and tapering TO four
properly rolled.
Bieders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation emhslk ment, that which measures
the most 20 be paid for only one way, either in
cavation or eubankme Bidders will also state
the price per square ysId fer erayeling.
The surplus earth, including sand, gravel, and
stone. TO be deposited wherever the Ward Com
No part fthe appropriation viii be paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor
and Commissions of the ward.
J. IL CRANE.
au rs lot Commissioner Fourth Ward.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL.

W WASHINGTON, ID. U August 81, lsS.
Proposals will be received at this Arsenal, on or
before the 9Th Of September, at IL O'Clock m for
building wall on the north front OF the Arsenal
grounds according to plans and specifications
which can be seen ct this office
The bids must be made strictly in the manner
prescribed in the spsciications, and the time
stated for completing the work
line. - "
sails
The proposals will be addressed to the under
Wall :" GEO d RAMSAY
an Sl-a Brew. Msjor Gen Commandinp
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NY GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50, Southeast corner of7th aud d streets.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
FRONTING ON 9TH STREET WEST. BE.
TMEEN AND III STREETS NORTH, AT
AUCTION ursp.v ,,... ..s o,.,o.s
tn.l 81 M, we shall sell, on the premises, part Lot
sANo. II, in square No 5l4, being ~ feet front
by the depth Of lot, with a good two story Frame
house, containing seven g Iod rooms, with tae
halls and side alleys.
Terms: one. hall cash; balance and II months for
notes bearing int. rest, and secured by o deed Of
trust on the Pre- mises. All eouyeyancing and rev
enue STAN "a st the cost Of the purchaser. Sl00
se2-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RI B. wHEELER CO., Aucrioneers,
- No. 81 La. ave :, bot. 9th and It'll streets,
opposite Seaton House.

b No 81 La ave, bot ssSi ana s' * Streets.
.r. opposite seaton House.
II AE RH.I SHfsE HHy'
Under s.os and y virtue Of deed Of trust
.Dd the order oM IL. ho aGS: q Ii.
hs ds s T.s
9TH day of eptember. at O'Clock in the afternooa
ria . tSi.oT sa1f Part
point in the line Of sixth street vest distant six
let and running thence south six teen feet thence
east ninety;thIee feet four and one half inches,
three feet four and onehaf inches to the place Of
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six
PREMISE; a dePSs.It ei Ssc vim + required shsH
are complied win in isl nys days from the day Of
sale the Trustee r. the right to rsse at the
ancng and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
auna yB.. WE Rs II LGhiyG G5 T auss:
RY J. 7. COLDwELL . Co, Auctioneers,
ID Southwest cor. Pa. ave. and ~ st.
fAn.vf fgR SSfiHHs%sk AS sg sSlroHrS
Mh; beginning at 10 .. q. we shall sell.
n...,. Furniture and Household effects. We
Mahogany 3 air Cloth psrlor Furni,ur.
Oil Paintings, Handsome Mirror
ana oGGnise
Cottage Furniture, Book shelves
keefsrs sHa d.h.s Sheets
Earn c cOSs & and
Walnut Extension Table, Reirirerstot
Solid Oak Dining Chairs, n autel Clocks
China, Crock kerry snd Glassware
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
sepl 1T. COLDwELL & CO., Auoss.
GALES FOB THE WEEK, COMMENCING
0SAtWf ". L. HT VALE LII 20 Co.. Aue.ioneer,.
On TUESDAY MORNING. September LIST, COM
mencipg ct 10 o'clock, the entire effects of the St
charles Hotel, corner Psnnsylvsnia avenue and
Third street. . : -
On TUESDAY MORNING, September LIST, at
eur bazaar No. ae Louisiana avenue, Forty
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, September I'd,
sixth ard Seventh streets By order Of the United
States Marshal, of the stock OF Stoves, Fur aces
Hardware, &C., of G. N. Gregory.
On THURSDAY, September Sd, At Il, O o'clock
United States sale Of steamers Newbern and As.
Quincy, at the Navy Yard.
en- SATURDAY MORNING. September STU, at
10 O'Clock at our Bazaar No. 9S Louisiana avenue
Fifty Horses and Mules.
On SATURDAY MORNING, September sth,
within our salesro ms,
lot of Furniture. &c.
Rosewood Piano.
The effects OF family declins Housekeeping
au29 wv. l.. WALL Co, Aucts
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS.
N 4.

QlY GREEN b WILLIAMS,
ID Huctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 500, southeast corner Eth and u streets.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On TIL RSDAY, the 10th instant, at o clock D.
m We will cell. on the premises, Lot No. IL. ia
SQUARE No is, containing l6 63l square feet more
or lees laid OF fronts 80 feet on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets west.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed of trust. All con
veyaDcing and revenue stamps at cost of pur.
chaser. Sl0o down en- day OF sale =. o..
MCCLELLAN. DARNELLE CO.,
Real Estate Brokers
44s Fifteenth street.
seq GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GBEEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526 Southeast corner 7th and d stree}s.

- O'Clock p N, we shall sell, on the prem
l I.e, gs1S tTe-story Frame anne House and
by Ito feet deep. between N and o streets north
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
aceed Of trnst on the premises All conveyancine
and revenue stamps q the cost of purchaser.
aujl-d GREEN X WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

Chcs Chiy Commissa,yo Of SV5sistenes,)
DEPARTMENT Of WaShtngtoa,
Washtngfon. ID C., August n, 1875
seaied Proposals. in duplicate. will be received
at the office OF Brevet Brigadier General Will
son; G. .: % 8: A: Baltimore, Nd. on THURS
DAY, september 10. at IL m, for all the Fresh
Beef required at Fort McHenry, Md. for six
months from October I, 1888 such less time as
the Conmissary General Of Su bsis nee may direct
ne beef to be delivered there the order Of the
acting Commissary of Subsistence at that place /;
OF good and marketable quality, in equal proper
uons OF fore and hind quarters, tnecks. shanks,
and kidney tallOv To he excluded The necks al
the cattle slaughtered to be cut of at the fourth
yertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed down
The shanss Of fore to be from three to
four inches above the knee joint, and of hind quar-
tiers frsm six to eight inches above the gambre or
heck Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
fulhllment of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, "Propo.
sails for Fresh Beef AT Fort NcHenry Md The
nnderslsned reserves the right TO reject any bids
for coof cause
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., Dc. =,
a heretofore. :
BY command Of Bvt. MAJ. Gen. Ed I. s. Candy.
G.. BELL
an Sl-td Chief Commssary Subsistence.
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TOMORROW.
BYGEhEss set %,I.LIA M b., ,....v,
No. S26 southeast corner 7th and d streets.

RYGREEE WILLIAMS.
- ron Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. Sxo southeast corner 7th and streets,
e
a S5HsAngt dak kkR RSS
CARTS, HAhNEss. HOGS. BUTCHERs'
rSSis f s. o AT AS q IT, Honor,n,.
Court Of the District u Golnms,o, sssii
eel; eel on TaUKsDAY, the 81 instant, at
Henry = Barnes, deoeased ie eS ep street. OF
Forth seswssn 7th and sth streets west. All Of the
Handsome Green Rep Parlor suite CONSISTING of
two Tsts atcse Sofas Ladies' Gents, and six
Three Marble. top Centre Tables and Black Wal.
Hands9%e TEe nch Plate Mirror. with Marble Slab
BOOK snG Case. sssek Willow Armchair, and Window
Two Black Walnut Chamber Suites. consisting OF
pressins snG LS
Rockers. and Cane-seat Chairs ""''io"e''
T rs Chamber s Furniture Of All kinds
Edns fHs f ssp and Dining
Walnut Extension Table and md Black walnu. Side.
Velvet. brussels, Three ply. and Ingram CARPET
Black Wall ut Hall Set, consisting OF Table and
Mattresses: Iron Bedsteads, and Cane seat Chairs
French China Tea S.t with gilt edge
Plated Ice pitcher. Casters, Forks Table and Tea
One Iron Safe
Excellent Cooking Stoves and Utensils, nearly
good lot Of Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Also, at o'clock p. m. we shall sell
Two exctll. ut Grey Carriage Horses, Harness.
and one Four-seat Carriage
Excellent Buggy single set Buggy Harness
One Sleigh, Blankets, Robes, &c, &c.
Also, at 4 clock p. m, we shall sell. at the
slaughter House, at the corner of First street
west and N street north
Two Work Her 90. Hogs, Wagons, Carts, Harness,
Market Tools. Scales, &c. &C
HENRY WEAVER, Administrator,
sel2t GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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by GBKEN WILLIAMS
~ Apctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, southeast corner 7th and d streets
HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS, AND LOT 81
FEET INCHES FRONT, BY GOUD
DEPTH, AT THE CORNER OF THIRD at
ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
"A ON THURSDAY. the Sd day OF sep--
G%N TENDER, at O'Clock p. m, on the prem.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed of trust on the premises. All conveyan.
cling and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
chasers. 0so down on the day of sale
au Sid GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ELOUR WANTED.

EEADQCARTERs lsT MILITARY DISTRICT.
Crtoe (hisf Comm Ssary S0bsisfsaos, ,
RICHMOND, VA, August IS, 1853
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until FRIDAY. the 4th September. for supplying
the C~ited states Subsistence Department With
i've hundred barrels Flour, on or before the 18th
september
Bids for the different grades, according to the
Richmond city inspection, will be duly consid
cred.
Samples must accompany proposals., a. usual
Conditions, requiremt nts. and payments as here.
tsfore. w A. ELDERKIN,
Brevet Major and Chief e. s,
First Military District
Office: 1915 Cary street, Richmond. Virginia.
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21Q PRESERVING. .lsa ~31Q
no barrels Crusbsd, crauu,ated. Powdered, and
Preserving sUGAKs. Just Isceiysd and for sale
low by .. .. BklAN BIOS
6spe. sfsf ssiEcsa..n Hotel
ENGLIsH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
"THE MAIL"
A Paper containing The news. the principal lead
ers, well digssfed summary, am all utter
estins matter from The TINS.
tto ar Of Tas Tiriss rs Now published twice
week. under the title OF
1.-THE MAIL"
at the price Of Threepencs per copy as heretofore
The days Of pm Bile alton will be Tuesday and Fri:
asy aud EACH PAPER vii, contain the seS ss ana al
vious plumbers OF Tae Times, which will thus be
rendered available in cheap and Gon ,hs ,a
mics
sa1 obtain a. have TIM Pub
Usher. pre- pay ment, at Printing House square,
London. Nl5 l5alem.l 2w
RLACK HAMBURG GRAPEsl
BLACK HAMBURG GRAPESi 80
VS. BLACK HAMBURG GRAPIsI
Nw.BURCHELL,
aus under Ebbitt House.
lust RECEIVED CHOICE LOT or CON.
'ohp 'AAAe JeaN PEARseN's.
JOHN CRAY . co.. ~. ~
uANurAcfuRsRs AND DsALHI IN
WOOD AND Willow wARE,
rwIHEs. @.- ~IEtt .-
OORDAGI. h., -
10 BULI0H AND sos FRONT sTRKETs.'
H1w YORK.
nDWARO HEATH. WILLlAn 4. 0BA
% = N o v "A 4 Z sb39s szl15-s
WILLY 3 BsDGRAvs,
q d AL y q,
~ Have removed TO the corner OF "a
Few YoaxAHIxsK AND 6Ix IN SrREDRs<ss
One Square from kostAArn Liberty Markss.
lTkicf 81 GoLuMBf4
| lsO19 DQUIfY-D0C56A
| 4m. q. Slater W. Catherine Ba9m4n ~ AKA
Urdered, this third deyI q Apspst, ts5. fhASthe
ssls %ae K and sIsY2Tss4 y Va NsteHsIy IN sse
aISsSt Ssi; s.: e.sssi S Ssss
ssffls aa ssssy ) III!
| in the EveIins st.r kviss in sAoAof tso sucee6-
.ess,sss; ss e sss 70 Ss ss .sssaa
ans ssxsw Clerk. :
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DY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks with J. u. Mcclure Co.,)
southwest corner Of Penn avenue AID 18th street.
Star Once Building.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September 9TH, at
O'Clock, will sell IN front or the premises, Lot
nnmbt red one % in square numbered n teen I'D
This property 10 situated on the corner of X
street north and 18th street west, and nearly op-
posite st. Stephens newt Catholic Church. The
Lot 10 10 feet Uy 81 feet.
Terms:-One third cash, balance in six and
twelve months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust. Conyeysncing and stamp at cost Of pur-
chaser. SlC6 down when sold
JOHN j. JOHNSON, Attorney.
go COOPER LA1IMER,
ee1.dkds Auctone. rs