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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
How a Yankee Landlord Cheated Uncle

One of the shrewdest lodges yet in
vented for evading the payment OF
duty on imported goods has just
been reported to the Treasury. a
Boston hotel-keeper, wishing to fur
nish his hotel with the very best of
furniture at the cheapest possible
costs, went to Paris a short time
since, rented a house, bought about
$50 600 worth of furniture and took
into the house. A portion of the
furniture, such az bedding, towels,
carpets, ETC., were made up in the
house by workmen employed for the
purpose. An officer of the customs
in New York city, who happened to
be ia Paris at that time, was invited
by the hotel proprietor to become
his guest, To- which he consented,
thereby saving ell expenses ofboard,
lodging, etc. In few days after the
customs officer left, the furniture
was shipped for New York, and, it
is alleged, was admitted free Of duty
on the proper evidence having been
submitted showing that the goods
were personal effects which had been
in use before shipment. Once land
ed in New York, tie furniture was
forthwith carried to Boston, and the
enterprising Yankee had achieved a
success
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

Velocimanes are the next improve
ment upon Nelocipedes. They are
the invention OF a carriage maker at
Perigueux in France. The machines
are made with seats for one, two,
t rec or four persons, and run on
Mneels. The peculiarly is, that the
hand and feet can be used simultan-
eously in propelIipg them. They
will easily run from 10 10 II miles per
hour.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

The Ft Wayne Gazette says Gen.
Grant once worked as a tanner in
that city. Twenty years ago he
found employ ment in a tannery, and
remained two or three days. and then
went to the West. The Gazette says
there are men living in that city who
will testify that the above statement
il true
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

LIST OF PATENTS Issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending Feb.
p, 1859, and each bearing that date officially
reported through the Western Patent Agency
of Herthel x Co., successors to Randolph Il
HertheI, Patent Solicitors and Attorne-s, op-
posite the Post Office, Third street, St. Louis j,
Mo:
MISSOURI
VIM. Cnrran, st Louis, depurator.
Geo Seers, Pennington, vegetable slicer
w w smith, Canton, car brake
Joseph Schwippel, ST Joseph, machine for
making gas from volatile oil, &c.
ILLINOIS.
Francis Il Matson, Rockford, spring bed
bottom.
VIM I Beekma n Petersburg, corn planter.
j Heron Jones, Rockford, harvester.
Isaac Morgan, Quincy, steam boiler furnace.
james w Routh, assignOrs &c, Decatur, tea
and coffee stand.
G Nj ID & b e Harreld, Washington, wood
saving machine.
KANSAS
Isaac Samuels, MarysyIlle, velo~t tPefe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
a ID " E R s f r >

Are requested to hand in their tayors as early
ii The week as possible
All orders for job work or advertising, when
semi by mad. viii receive as prompt attention
i If parties called in person
Itisements not under contract must he
plainly marked the length of time desired, or
fsul will be continued and charged lortiil or
.I.re,l out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

An Italian lady in Cincinnati,
said to be one hundred years old
went to a ball last week and danced
eight hours. Shewas indignant that
dancing was stopped 50 earIy-fiVe
c clock in the morning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

If YOU desire 10 be certain that
your eggs are good and fresh, put
them in the water. 1.-THE butt turns
up they are not fresh.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
JOB PRINTING,

~ ait its branches. neatly aad promptly {
ruttd AT this eilice on reasonable terms
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF CHARLIE

HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF CHARLES
r READE's NOVELS. Foul Play. A Novel
BY Charles Reade and Dion Boucicault. 4
Matter-of-fact Romance By>CharIes Reade.
Boston Fields, Osgood * Co.. successors to
Ticknor Eieldi.
The publishers have commenced this issae
of the novels of Charles Reade TO meet the
popular demand for edition at once com
plete, uniform, compact, handsome and cheap,
and in the present volumes have left nothing to
be desired in the particulars named. The
books are in green and gold, uniform with
Scott's and Hawthorn works, by the same
house, elegantly printed anC bound, awin be
fine addition to the library. Mr.. Reade is q
complete master of fiction, winning universal
recognition by the strength OF his Imagination
and the vividness OF his delineation. This
story Of Hard Cash''is oneof the most artistic
and interesting ever printed, aboundinS with
the most startling incidents, while ''Foul
Play though improbable, possesses fascin-
alton that is irresistible. In this latter Mr.
Reade divides the authorship, Mr.. BoucicaUlt
touching up some of the dramatic sitnatiOre.
The price of the work is hut one dollar vol
ume, cheap a book has ever been pub
l;shed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
"RAoGED DICK" Horatio Alger,

RAGGED DICK" Horatio Alger,
Jr,, and Fame and Fortune; or, the Progress
of Richard HUNTER are two books, written
by one Of the most fascinating authors of juye-
nile literature. Yet these books are too well
written, and Of too lively an interest, 10 be
classed among Juveniles. - The mothers say
TO us, ''The children read and re-read Rag
ged Dick and SO do !. Ii is story one never
gets tired of.
Published by Loring, Boston, Mass, and foI
sale by Griggs at Chicago, and J. F. Torrey,
ST. Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

THE OLD WORLD IN ITS NEW
FAcE-impressions of Europe in ls67-ls6s by
Henry w. Bellows, , vols. New York; Harper
x Brothers. 1863. For sale by S. c. Griggs
x Co, Chicago. Price 81 10 per volume.
We have here the observations OF one of the
most gifted of American writers during a some
what extended journey through Europe and
the Mohammedan portions OF Africa and Asia .
DR.. Bellows went abroad to see and learn, to
contrast foreign society, religion and institu-
tions with our own, and in the book are the
results OF his travels. The work is not illus
trated by the pencil, but there is pen-picture
on every page. 1t is a straight forward nara
ton of facts, some Of them old facts, bat it has
all the interest of an uncut novel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

THE DIXIE FARMER-An illus
tratcd paper, devoted to the interests of Agri-
culture, Horticulture and Domestic Economy
Hunter Nicholson, Editor; Paul Terel X
Hounee, Publishers, Nashville Tenn. So a
year. Specimen copies free.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
The Mammoth Frauds.

Did you eUer kno,o an active Dem,
ocratic politician ,ghO either proposed
or urged the etect5Cc 21re0entiOa oJ
fraudulent UOting.
We press this question, because
the country is full of sleek, respect.
able, ana superiicially pious villains
of the class Shakespeare had in his
miud when. he made Lady Mae.
beth say reproachfaliy to her cow
ardiy, shilly-shalty husband.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17

PUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for March
Is quite up TO the usual standard \ very
timely article is the description OF the inter
oceanic canal route, which will be read witt
interest during the present talk about water
way over the Isthmu5 of Darien. "a Royal
Wedding Feast in Cashmere is quite reada-
bic, and so is Napoleon at Goth.t' the lat
ter by Bayart Taylor. Literary and art mat
ters ut home and abroad are ably reviewed /;
and altogether the magazine is just the thing to
read at the fresidc or anywhere else
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-17
LITERARY NOTICES.
THE Letters of Madame de Sevigne

THE Letters of Madame de Sevigne
TO Her Daughters and Friends Edited by Mrs.
Hale, authoress of ''Woman's Record, .
''Northwood, - ''Vigil OF Love, - MAN
ners, &c. Revised Edition. Boston: Rob
erts Bros, 1861. For sale by Cobb, Pritchard
Co., Chicago.
These letters which come down to US from
two hundred years ago, are as fnlI of spirit as
when they first appeared They are the pro-
ductions OF one OF the most noble and talented
OF French women, when France was in her
glory. They are the offspring OF love. tender
ness and affection, being mainly written to her
son and daughter for whom she had passion
ate attachment. These letters, aside from
their historical worth, are valuable for their
literary excellence. The style of tke author
was greatly admired during her life, and the
admiration OF the literary world for it has con-
tinued unabated through more than two centu-
ries. The volume is well written and tastily
bound and will form valuable addition TO
libraries.
HARPER q BROTHERS have Just
published ''China and the Chinese - by Rev
John Nevius, ten years missionary in China.
II is general description of the country a,
inhabitants, its civilization and form of gov
ernment, its religious and social institutions,
its intercourse with other nations and its pres
ent condition and prospects. The narrator
seems to be thoroughly posted, and 10 under
stand how to present facts eoncisely and graph
ically. The defect is that his personal de-
scrlptlOns are too numerous. There have been
a great many books written at one time or an
other upon China and the Chinese, bat this is,
on the whole. the best we have ever seen. Now
that the Burlingame treaty has been ratified,
there is special interest felt in the subject and
this volume will doubtless meet with an ex-
tensive sale. For sale by w. Il. Keen 4 Cooke,
and by 5. c. Griggs a Co
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

4, Is said that the referee IN thu McCoole-
Alien prize fight was briosd by the formers
friends, receiving Loo for his treason" Pub
nc opinion Is so strong against McCoole that
rnsuy Of mis- best friends threaten 20 dessrteim
Il &c does not give up the prIzs m oney. McCooie
Offers 10 decide the matter by smother prize
night for $500.
The New York Schuetzenfes; commenced At
JOres' Woods yesterday. The attendance was
immense. Delegations from Charleston, Bal
trnors Washing on and other cities were pres
snt. The various shooting societies, with their
guests, formed procession half mile long.
Edward Laraway, OF Albany, has given in
formation 10 Coroner MuIligan which led the
T-mairs Ots young ehild of the former. Mr..
ISraway believes that hts wife poisoned the
child The wife has absconded.
The authorities of Acapulco. Mexico. had
some difficulty with the Uri'ed States steamer
F~nssCOIs, and an order waS served upon hsr
CJmmanfer that she must not leave the
ba-bOT. Without paying attention - the order.
The Pensacola sailed next day.
TbeschOoner La Have, captured by a Sp anish
Wa steameT on the charge OF having a cargo
Of arms and ammunition for the Cuban insUr-
gents, na$ been taken 70 Kingston, Jamaica,
ana her case will be laid before an English
court.
Two additional deaths from yellow fever
have occurred among the patients Gu board the
steamship Illinois, Ia New OK baropr, ana
sIx new cases have been admitted 10 the hos
DISTURBANCES are reported in Mississippi.
LswIsss men are becoming % troublesome ia
c-rtain portions of the STATE that military
measures have been taken 20 check.
A shock of earthquake was felt IN -. Thomas
OF the SYST of May. No grear damage was done
hut he inhabitants We're SO thoroughly fright.
eped that many of them camped out.
The United States steamer Frolic will take
81 the crew OF tie Saratoga to-day at New
York quarantine. Those who are well will De
sent % Portsmouth, ~ H. In a few days.
General LOsado has issued an order for the
tiVIsicn of lands and hacIendas among the
Indians N Msxic o. This Is looked upon as
Jha beg inning of a war of races.
MANY cigar dealers have been arrested IN
Boston for neglect of compliance with the law
90 ATTIl LIST, requiring all cigars offered for
S=ie % De- restamped.
There Is much excitement over the coming
elections IN Mexico The TJCO RepubIics news
gaprT predicts that the Government Will carry
sii- day-
In The caseof Yerger, on trial before the mil
s'dry commission IN Jackson, Miss, for killing
Colonel Crane. the defence commenced the ex-
animation Of Witnesses yesterday.
A large tobacco and cigar mandatory was
Yesterday seized by the revenue officers at New
Haven Coma
Gov. Claim. OF Massachusetts. has signed
he pTOhibitOry liquor law, 10 GO INTO effect
July I.
The Valley Of Virginia will yield 100000
bushels of heat this season.
yellow fever has again made its appearance
at Key West
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AUCTION SALES.
FufURE nAYS-

B H. a.. Ssss s.,...s 100 90 .:csc.s;S
1ssSSssf rr Ess sHIs A hycrTcs gr s.Sg
AAES olLlSxst "a RI6s,- eHsssuR, i III.
S su ABE I!b'F SSIbsYgss .sSiSl
O. ,I 3, s,s,s' , o. s::a q s.... n. sA.
.ai 4. isss ssss,5: :; ss -
,ptistrfet OF Columbia, shall ofsf a. Sub.ic saS,
fS ana Of i the ..ss. sSs BE-
ses.s, Si, 3. 10 c'eieci ali tn.
.sS Ss sssS q S: s.a IN "a ;sSs..
gne me .ssaaiiion Carpet
six ChAirs 70 ustch
iso sss S.s. i' S.s Saas f.S,ss
one kose1 ood Piano
P Pssi s :.s I'd s ssSsl s ss
Two isfs:. 'iss 81 s:.s s,i si:!or
cHXMBKR FURNITURE
ss .sd si:s sisss ssSs'' Carpets
:: : : E ss:;:s:s ss.''': TOP
Four nne wardrobes
nsitresse., Bolsiers, Pillows. Comforts, and Bed.
Linen sheets. Bolster and Pillow Oases
chairs, Oommodss, and Corner Racks
And In each room, elk Rep. and Lace Curtains.
DINING ROOM
0ns brassen Oa,Iss, handsome pattern
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa two std. boards
One Mirror, ONE Mastel CLOCK
e c0aslst and :%pR RsSls Of w 2sl1'
One Sc, Of i'm. e ss Re, tSs1: ana spoons
One el.s.n. gr,...i: 6. SSsi' q
One - Walnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge 60 match
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
Go volumes Of select Boots, Including the Gentle
mans Mssszine complete Annual Register,
Three sets SILK Rep Curtains.
EITCHIN
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furni
tgre complete
Two Refri CREATORS
chairs. Tables, ouetnsvare. and Utensils In full
sERvASTs' ROOMS
Furnished With Bedsteads and Bedding. Bureaus,
stoves in eli the Chambers
Hat Rack ana Hall Chairs
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passages and stairs.
yus h en- S. cal: Or % Sc
ground In the said CITY OF Washington, known aud
described e Lot numbered nineteen .QsJ ia David
pressed brick front Dwelling House, brownstooe
rooms, situated upon the south side Of .sress
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Terms: 81 600 cash; balance in 5 6, .. ana II
months from date. secured by deed Of trust upon
.ssnp. AZ the e.psps. 81 the p1feRs.er sseo.is
OF $500 will be rs1naIsd = ben tns house % sold.
ALStkB 5. q wH HE'LL s5 : cS:
ielod INTEL Auctisneers.
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DIED.

DIED.
STRONG This morning. At s., O'Clock, 10
SEPH STRONG, aged Il months.
FRIENDS of the family invited TO attend his
funeral from his parents residence, I street, be-
~ a., and 9th streets, Island, Wednesday, ct 4
O'Clock p. m.
JOHNSON June slst, 1859. at2 O'Clock m,
Ms VIRGINIA JOHNSON, in the 5OIn year of
her
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her brother in-lsw, James Wormley, $40 street,
Wednesday At O'Clock p. IN. Friends of the fam
ily Ieluestri 10 attend.
Past her suf, ring. past hsr pain;
Cease to weep. for tears vain; 80
Calm the tRmult If your breast,
she who suffered is ct rest
Norfolk IVA papers please copy.
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AUCTION SALES.


Y4D ARYKAuoON.
BToHA.S. 2 so 4 3! . sss;s,s::. q
rsgsTIEy SALE on !MsRoysp LEASE
.osli Iii On H Fhag ksbHY. us sG }.si s.y
a.y Of 1855 and duly rseosss1 IL Iis 90
And R. No. 8, fois 4gi, Of the land records Of
e: q Sesty pine years that Sses o sr roess
Known and described on the ground plan ~ The
t.snty I've. in square number i've hssdr.d % suS
thirteen In said city, commencing for said part Of
inches &. ncrtsssst corner .sS Tus
ming thence thirteen feet and two tnohss west,
city four feet and four inches: thence ss,s thir
teen feet two inches: thence north to place 81 be-
ginning; tsssiesr With the improvements, and the
Term: C.sh: Air eonysyansins at COS. o. par-
chaser ssPaid down "ssn sr9HRssT IT, 4: sold sold
ies-dads O.. ". BorIISRR.. 1 Xass.
- THE ABOvE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY
'SsEEeoSss oaAs. ". B0TkEssss. s1 asHr'
Br s ass..Ss.sr. ..s al s:,... Br...
No. SS6, southeast corner Tth and d streets.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AAy ysl ~. sEISs FIssT oiGHLAss BGSi.
On TRibAY. the ISL fi Instant We shall sell,
.s'i no. ssi snG Is. L., on which
stanfs, situated on the south side OF PennsylvsniA
avenue, between 9th aud 10Th streets west, and
near the corner OF 10th The House contains IA
rscms, and is we'll known 20 be fine business
place. The Lot runs back to q wide alley.
Terms: One third cash: balance in six. twelve.
ard eighteen months for notes bearing inter sst.
deed given aud Q deed of trust taken. All convey
aneibg and revenue stamps At the cost Of the .par
ehaeer. ssNo TO be paid down at the fall Of the
hammer. Title indisputahle.
jel2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
til TUESDAY. the ed instant. ssms hour and
place, at which time the sale will positively take
place.
j. I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPEx.
If ~ TIE SIXTH WARD At AUCTION:
ct clock m. we shall sell OF On q the srsm,
9th day Of April, 1858. and one other dated the lO.h
sc sna Il b srs f. s,sss
IN the District 81 Columbie, known and Described
q PEI = :s
q os9J and contAinins twenty -fonr Thousand and
eighty six square feet OF ground. more or less,
nth the inproysu,snte,, Spn:is.ins :f : large
81 S street .ssi
on q. sS6d plan Or lla. Of s.id cisv, = art Of
bsrfd nine, % TER sIs ven: !f:l ed twelve,
essinniss g 2 Point on North street, fottx aaol
line Of ssid North street sixty fsss. sSss 20
bIssStS q A. bssse ss.f xs5 ts, ssst,
S Ss sss q Ssia s ssp
Caihsriae Iyan.by deed dated Nay 18th. A. d D,
asS n o ;ss 1 9S
81 Two ssict and one Fss.ns ss1ss Il sSs csspas
Of North A snd sth streets eat
noyths ttor notss barring intsrset. sad sscns sdby
aud s.smS x Ss cost q the
ss s SSrn Se tine sS
,hs DAY Of sale. che fIrstees rsssrvs tsS fshi 70
resell the property ct the risk and cost OF me ..
tan ting purchaser BY Advertising three times in
aa aIrsiSs 4 aasskkbbi.ueH Trustees.
ssessds GBrINs WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DRoPosALs FOR SEWER.

OFFICE srrER'T AND ISsrEcros OF sEwxRs,t
WASH NC TON. Id. q yase N, Asa
Sealed Proposals will be received a. the Ia or 4,
Ofhse, City He'll, until u o'clock IN. on WE'D
NksDAf the sd inst for constructing Q Barrel
sever, tive feet inside diameter, IN Pennsylvsnis
avenue, between Fourteenth ana Fifteenth streets
weet. u be provided with laterals. drops, trass
and msnholes wherever deemed neoess.ry
TIE work TO be done under the direction OF the
euperintendeut aod Inspector OF sewers, On . Gu
peiinte ndence OF the second Esrd COmmissi On sr ,
and the Assistant Commits siouers pointed by the
MAYOR
Specifications may be seen AZ this oaics Bta
dsrs will state the price linesl fost for nain
sewer ani iaterals each for drops apps ani m an
or ell bids.
Each bid must be accompanied With the writtss
guarantee OF q responsible person, known % be
such that II accepted the bidder will execute .
contract In Que Torn. and perform the work in 60
The guarantee must be in substance &c foiIo.s
L, A. b.. guarantee. N this bad be accepted M
the Mayor, that the bidder will enter into q cen
tract for the same. and perform the work accord
ing TO the requirements thereof fsign-d A 81
p. n. DONEGAN,
eupt. and Inspector OF Sewers, &c.
lell Bep GChToni
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UY GREEN q WILLIAMS,

ID Aoetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'.
No. s96 Southeast corner OF Seventh and D ~.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TM GHlfG s M sTEkkT FosTH BE
ThE On S4SIISa AZ sn agS ,S S!S
sEe of deed sa: " ru. % ted
t ts. sh day Of APRIL 1888 and duly Iscordsa IL
wsehipeton county, In the District sf 0olunsis:
Beginning for the same ct the northwest corner OF
cinorth street twenty Tires feet sss siesss
nl) irches; thence south one nv inbred and twenty
due aSns aS s.S asny
l15l feet and eleven On inchesi thence north o.
eoSsistns q small Frame House IN rear 81 lou.
months. for potss bearing interest and secured sy
deed Of trust en- the premises. All convey ancine
ssle not complied with within 4 We day. after
the property q RS. and cost Of tss
.s1i,Ds pTrSLs.sr ~ tire. time. Il
eR1sttt Es4fs a h HHsS Trustees.
WAGONS, CARTS, aonsEs, &C,
DES9I QUARIERMAssTEE's oFIlcg,
on TRibsY. as, s10 Instant eom@..eiSS a. osBVs
M. under the directi0 ON of captain ID. q Tn ,m AZ
n. y. X. a lot of Quarter master stores, consisf
iDe in part Of
Horses, lOarts,
4 Two Horse wagons, s. wheels
2AmbulsRces. 1900 lbs. scrap Iron,
~ wagon, &c, parts, so lbs. Scrap sheet Iron.
PauliBs, 100 lbs Rope
$50 yards Cocoa Mathis 10 ibs. Zinc,'
800 feet Rubber Hose. Camp x An ges ami Pix
20 sets HarL less. assd lures
81 assorted Brushes, 81 Desks.
IA 4" Knives, IS Stoves, with
Army Wagons,
Collars. Cooking Utensils. Steyepipe, Carpeutersi
and Blacksmith Tools, &C, &C. Also,
Pnrtacie steam eavmili, With shafting, Belt
ing, Turning Lathe, &C. &C.. Complete.
Terms OF sale: Cash. on day of sale.
BY command Of the Quarterme ster General,
q. McFBRRAN.
Deputy 2. N. Gen., Brevet Brig. Goa, U. 8. A.
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QY OOOPER LATIMER, Auctfoueers.
- Successors TOD. u. Mcclure a Co
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and nth str eet
Star once Building

% Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. s26, Southeast corner It'll and D streets.
HAhSSDs0MLBUILDISg Lor, TWENTY FEET
TEk.FOOT ALLRY. FBoNTINGON kIGhTH
sTkEkT WEST, BETWEEN q sr8snT
Moth AND RHODE ISLAM ID AVENUE, AT
On WEDNESDAY,. the Esd instant. at O'Clock
m. We hall sell the above lot, oetpg Lot No A.
in sausre No 40. Masking il a choice building lot
Terms One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearng interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises All conyeyancina
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
jeisd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auc.s
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

l. oFFiCE OF TRE sUPkkvIsIN6 ARCHITECT
june ism. Is,9
Sealed Proposals, viii be csivsd at THE On %
until WEDNESDAY, June fSf. for the follow lbs
lots OF material, ell Of which b. AMI a a.
inauirtng % the Office of the Treasury krtsnsios:
Plumbing Ma Srial, Rigging aterial
Wrought Iron, Oarpsnters' Tooi.
CAST Iron. Que Building tstAsIe.l
Brass, Zinc and Copper, One stone Dray,
MisCellsncous Material
proposals TO lie for the entire lots Of the
I've KINDS OF msterisls and msrs ea Prep osals tor
Material. Treasury kxtension.m
A. Is MULLRrT.
gel5bt SuperyisinG Architect.
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OF RIMOVAL.

We respectfully call the attention OF our friends
AND Customers TO our temporary removal To she
Opers h ous-. corner 9Th and SITS until our New
stove 10 flashed. Our sales will b- )n,i uu al As
usual, en- Tuesdsy, THURSDAY. and St;uri AZ morn.
ings. com n nc spg ~ ]" q clock.
Ie3 W, L, WALL y 90 A1sts
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IL I G q THIN RODS,

SUPERIOR COPPER LrGHrNING RODS,
Triangular, Plated and Spiral, enclosing q contin-
uous Iron Rod. 80
GALVANIZED IRON and RUFINGD IRON
RODS, manufactured and kept constsntl an hand
and put u IN the best manner. -
All material used Of superior ynality AND Ali
work warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
Repairing promptly attended to.
SINCLAIR . 0ILLARD,
my3l I'm corner nth and n streets