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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON marked Y
IL The finder will be literally rewarded BIZ call
Il at Restaurant northwest corner Iith street and
New York avenue. IT.
OsT-wednesday, between 9Th street and the
,Gl long S HsEAL DR0Ps Islcosing 70 an ssr
9TH St, bet Z and = SITS. ja2s-N
Osr-On the 9th instant on Pennsyly ania ave.
! me- betwssn 18th and l2th s,reet,, !. BUNDLE
H 1n ~ IL GOSDs ned mp. hbeasi reward will
jas 4. 'n SAL 18th st., between anSH ana D.
esImo1 ,; G1th inst H.; in Car Is. street li2e; be-
and 'S SST p I'm and iIsh stfsets TICKETS
owners name. and cannot be used BY others A
srst T na given if left at 4ss lh
Pn1fS 5 Ws,Ts spa y SIsGss' "a eeorsstown a
H6S In issS'1f Gasss
J Tss ~ each are; sS So
he rest in new single bills. The finder viii, "a.
sefne ths above prexard, # returned to II
nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsUIyGIo,
- COUNTY, ss.-I hereby certify that Richard
Grissim, of the county aforesaid, brought before
ne the subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for
said county, this 26th day of January, 1859, as q
stray trespsssing upon his enc losures, q brown
MARE, about SIX year old, fourteen hands high
switch tail. and has been used in gears
Given under my hand and seal this 18th lay of
January, 1873.
JOHN I. &. CLARK, J. P. Seal
The owner cf the above described Mare is re-
ques'ed TO prove property, pay charges, and take
her swsy. RICHARD GRISsIM,
Fort Lincoln Farm,
jazz one mile from Bladensburg Md
I OST-SIO REwARD-A small sATCHEL,
- containing Col. sp.ctacles, pencil and chain.
heturp 10 9I1 n street. la256t'
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Di ED.

hIGLER. On the eth inst, ANDREW AIG
I'm aged a. years ] month and day.
His funeral will take biace on Sunday afternoon
ne Slst instant, at o'clock. from his late res
rence. No. 455 6th street west, between ID and II
streets north. The friends anil acauaintancss OF
TIE family ere respectfully invited to attend 2t.
IROUTMANN. On the evening OF the 18th
- 49,
, Her funeral will take place from Trinity Church,
SeOrgetown, on 10 morrow, the sOth, at O'clock
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend
McLkAS- At No. asa G street, op posite Pa
18th. 1879, Mrs MAkY ANN MeLEAE' in shs
g. th year 90 her age.
The funeral will take place ct O'Clock D. m
to- morrow, Saturday, January 3Dth. from 81 Pa
tricks Church. Her friends and those of her IA n
Ily are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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Fashion in Stationery.

The styies Of stationery are elegant and
Showy Monograns. ciphers and initials are
illuminated II MEDIEVAL lettering, and INVITA-
;IOnS are union of nledi.e V al and script. The
visiting card Is of smooth board, unglazed and
nearly square The size for ladies is larger
than that for gentlemen. the naIae is en- yrayed
In script, though old English is still admired
II the owner OF the card has reguia reception
days, the day of the week shoula be mentioned
IA the left hand corner, under the name. The
custom OF turning down corners of 8 card to
denote the purpose of a visit, gives way to the
more estimable politeuess OF writing words
hat suit the caller on the face of the card
Englsh expressions of the simplest kind are In
the best taste. The purpose of a call may b-
best denoted by the words Coincidence, Con-
GRADUATION Visit. or To Take Leave, as the case
nay be.
Fashionable writing paper for ladies, use is
nearly so uaTe, firm and su bstantial, with DELI
cate tracIngs and figures For gentlemen, thick
English unruled paper Is imported. of the finest
nnlSh Crests and cOats-Of-arms, IN single and
paru-cOlors, ard more distinguished for enysl-
Cpe seals and note headings than monograms
The street and numb er OF Residences Is en-
sTSVed GU the proper place for the date on note
paper The names OF country residences ar
engraved IN rustic design
A square note sheet Is the proper size for in
vltatiOns- On this the moDOgrams for wed
dirgs should be always white; tor general IN
Nitations. In single or illumIns,ed colOrs An
ObloRg envelope suits this sheet best Invita-
tons should be written in the simplest Ian
guage- Mrs. - desires the pleasure of Won
company on such an evening, is sufficient. the
time at which dancing begins being added al
the foo, Of the LOte. Aud II is in good taste to
answer or decline an N vitatiOn as soon as Dos
siole, that The hostess NAV KNOW the number of
her guests.
Wood cards on thin shavings of veneer are
inclosed with INVITATIONS. which occur on the
NTH anniversary of a marriage. The Tin Wed
ding comes Oh the tenth anniversary. and is
announced by tin card. GrystaliZed cards
are used for the fifteen n year, or Crystal Wed.
ding. An appropriate present for this occa.
a
cups, entirely OF turquoise or pink glass in the
present style. The Silver Wedding, twenty
years after marriage, requires the in invitation
and monogram 10 be lettered "a silver The
Golden Waddin0 m COLD
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PROPOSALS.
pkoPosALs TOR NAVY sUPrLIrs.

OTFlcE o. fAYNAsrxR ISM
u kuBTsTRFEr. BOSroN, Jan. -. ISIS !
PROPOSALS. sealed snd Endorsed Proposals Cor
ksvy SUPPLIES. will he reoeived &C this once
snel nohpAY; Feerusry .; lsss. st O'Clock, ..
N 20 lie opened tmmedta'elr theresft.r. for the
sfhclee named below Oders Cor each reIuisftias
ne.t iesgssrstely eoolos-i. With the namber OF
VIC reani,iiion on the enNslope. The right 10 70.
served q reject am or al bi also 20 award ear,
hueie or item on . rsani.ition separately. In the
interest Of the Governmept
a. ueies must be Of the beet quality sah,~ct
te tne Usual inspection, and delivered a. the
0hhfiestown EsNy ard tmmst sicily free % ga
pense 90 the Government
Bs-,as ~ Cr-u-~crrn- ans R-ps,
keguisittCn No. sc
srOo pounds Muristic Acid
-. eulEhuTie Acid.
To Be delivered tn tight ana suitable vr.s.ls
osnppy the denciepctes on Olark Pear-oaS
centrsct-Class No. "a. 1905.
BreaN Of Prcris as asl Clsfs,-x
Reau isition Mel
es harrels Navy Mes Beet
IN Navy Mess rorg
keIufsition No =
soc pounds CSBdies-e9usl IN quality 90 Mitch
Reauf,ition No. q.
GO pair Calf Shin shoes-nsvN standard.
GHARLAs ABBOTT.
la-s Il fs,msster 4. .. Nssg.
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NovELrT FOUNDRY AND MACHIH
WORKS,
PARKERsBURG, WEST yIRolNTA

WAST tIB9INIA.
wensvs on hand one Portable Oteam Q MN
OLE horss Power that We win sell at cur works
Tor SLIGO cash; also. several portable susins,
suitable ior threshing machines Of 10 horse rover:
Also, several portable eng ines on wheels fro n "a
morse power or under. Fersons wishing 70 pur.
ens's new OF second hand nachinsry, engines or
LILLE LOO, Psrkenbsry. West virsinia.
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BOARDING.

y OUMS. WITH BOARD, MAY BE HAD AT
~ ~ Pcnnsylyania avenue, between Gath and
18th streets. References exchanged. 10 - st
BOARD AND ROOMs-Neatly FURNISHED
- ROOm>, with BOARD. Aiso, Table Beard ny
the day, week or month, ct 33l Pa. ave-, south
side, between 9Th and 7th streets ia i9-2t*
EOR RENf-A front second story ROOM fur
nisbed or unfurnisbed. with or without board,
IN private family. goa Sth street, between NJ
AM y "a g St
EURNIsHED ROOMs-In suite or single, with
u or without BOARD. Also. TABLE BOARD
$50 U street, between 18th aud 18th sts IA Y ST.
COMFORTABLE BOARD MAY BE HAD.
~ with the comforts Of home. at q moderate
Hgure. for gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen
one square from the new Agricultural Building
No. 53e 18th street, between b and q south TsbI
Board, so per month. ia Is AZ
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reason able
terms, at 2ls X street, between 18th aud 18TH q
short wax from most Of the public Offices
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~The Lewiston ME Journal records a
case OF lead poisoning from drinking water
carried through one hundred ana forty feet OF
lead pipe. Partial paralysis was one OF the
effects.
@The London Spectator asserts thar the
only lnnocuous dark dye is a welE solution
OF acetate of iron, mixed with gIy rrIu- which
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PROPOSALS TOR SUPPLIES.

OtFlcE "F PaN~ssrER ". Nav. J
NJ s2s tWk>rNTT ~ SEEr.
g., Pan kuEI rHl a. January -. 1853. \
seA 90 ffop-sAis endorsed Propossls.tor sap-
'es VIZ @ receive al this "a &c until ~ clock
NJ. 81 the SOth OF January. for furnishing tue
ltiteo Statc- fayg Department with the follow
.os Afucses 10 be of the best quality aud suhJ.ct
olIseeSnon ~ The tnspecfns on Ger II the Phila
a.loois Navy ysse where hey he deli vered :,
curity must ~ given
Eor Bar IA o. tsr ,.rsrffos Sc
>crew Cutting lathe. to swing - inches be-
tween centres. feet
inches
The foregoing 20 he delivered before the
list day OF March. lS63. With all helts. pull~,.
counter shsfting, hangers &c con- alete-
for tll particulars apply O. Naysl Construct r
I. VI. POoh, Navy yard, Philadelphia
H1 HIEsKELJ.
AK paymasfer q n NAVY
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE VI PGYNAsrER L.. SHAW. }
no. s29 CHEsTNJT STREEr.
PHILaDFLPHiA. January ., 1872
ealed Proposals, endorsed - Proposals for Sgp-
plies, will be received ~ this on CO until IL
O'Clock m on the let Of February. Tor turnis hing
the Cnisd States Navy Department with the f.i-
lowing articles. To be Of the best quality. ani sub
gSt TO Inspection By the inspecting officer ~ the
Philadelphia navy ard, where they are 70 b. a.
hvered free Of expense 90 the Government for
which security must he given
tor Btrsas o. CoH sfrRrfser. tr
; 100 boeId fe-t Ash. 20 inches IL Co IL inches
wide, Il and 10 feet long
IL Vs. board feet " hlte Pine lpeck Plank. g and
5 inches by O. Is TO as feet long. 20 average
200 boari feet No. white Pine Plank. 4, and
re inches " 10 ~ ischrs vide, parallel. q,
10 10 fest long
l.3s3'a board feet Waite Pine Ne 2 PIank. A.,
inch; II g = inches wioe, parallel. IL Go a.
feet Ing
! 600 board feet White Pine No 2 Bo.rls. /. inch.
l5to - inches wide. par iile., y q Is feet
] 40 board feet " hits Pine No Boaras. I fnch,
l. 9. q inches vide, parallel. n 20 Is t-st
LONG.
100 board feet White Panel Bosris. . inch. u To
4 i'm hes vide. parallel. 4 q Is feet long
2f5Gsl board feet White Pine Panel PLANK "a, 20 q
inches, II 20 Is inches vide, parallel, u 10 Il
feet long
The foregoing ts required 20 supply dehciapey
under contract with william Meodley.
Fer further Information apply 60 Comm odOrs J
b. MARChAND, Navy YarT, fhilsselphia
Nm HIEsKELL.
Js3d Pamasier, U {. Navy.
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e5; Is Bottles, o.. '''''''
Sent to all parts By express, on receipt Of money
rs. DRAPER,
Once No. washingtol Building,
corner Pa. avenue and Ith st.. "a floor,
from 9. n. to .. m.
Beard at the Kirtvood House.

WASHING ron, Jan Is, 1872
a.b.i am ready 70 enter into contract with
good and responsible persons, myself nakine the
sppfeatton 70 cure Bunisns, ChiIlblains. And
- s-lm Il. 8 DRAPIR.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
YHIs AFTERNOON.
35, 900 WORTH q Ssb CLOTHING PIECE
FURNIeHIsG GOODS
AT AUCTION,
At the Great Central Clethins Store, 400 It'll
street, opposite Post once,
ssS ecsssnS. s1sIy
FeLsY co.
Jeaolm Auctioneers.
TOMORROW.
- Original Horse and Carrisse sazsar.
No 81 Louisiana avenue. between 9Th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS
On sArURpAY soRN,Ns In, ~,
@ at 10 o'clock, we will sall AZ the Bazaar =
- - nunber Of Saddle, Csrriss- aud work
about 'e" W" P'''"s
FORTY HORSES.
lsI.e collection Of Ne. and Second hand Bug.
sizes, EESSShi n,as' Carriages, wagons. and
Two new Jenn, Lind WAGONS, bull. in this city.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles. Oar.
riages. &C. at private sAla.
g. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
IT W. L. Wall & CO., Aucts.
Ri "AhhhA &c. ~ IN Oo., Aucts.,
Southwest corner Pa. ave. and 9Th street.
HAIR MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS. FL.S
Mel DkAM kRs, DRY GOODS, MERCHANT
TAILOR GOUDs, FURNITURE, &c, AT
a We shall sell, within our sale. rooms. on
comnencins At 10 clock, large lot oi' Of Dry
a0 = Hair Mattresses
100 single Shusk do
100 pair Cot Flannel Drawers
Cloths. Cassimeres, Shawis
Silk Poplps. Ladies' Goats
Rs d.s H nqi M6s. f ssit, G FRONT,
su'pendeTTsii, R 3 rs Buttons &c.
Sofas. Bureaus, II air cloth Chairs
lane seat Chairs, Wardrobe
Tables, Stoves
Fancy Pictures, Baskets, &c.
1t v. i. WALL i CO. Auc...
Ply GREEN WILLIAMS,
u No Atuesfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
q, .TrEHTsTEEs SALE,
:.the District Of Coiumbis, the subscriber. a.
u "ss part pa e cf GSs g. IN
sealis s 900 to Georgetown, fronting on Gay
Improved BY q two story Dwelling House, new oc.
coPisd BY b 9 westervelt, sdjoinins the residence
Terms, as prescribed BY the decree: Cash.
M. BANNON. Trustee.
CAST. Paul's street, Baitimo re
"a l6-d GREEN WILLIAMS. ucts,
flY COOPER LATIMER, AuctIoneers,
- Late clerks Nth Jas c. Mcclure A 90 D
Star Once Building.
CONSTABLE'S SALE"
by virtue of an execution, No. $40. issued tn me
hy John o. Cox, Justice of the Peace for Wash
lnetoh county, ID. c., in favor of p. II. WEIGH
against Charles T. Meies. have taken and seized
by virtue OF said execution the following property
Consisting OF Tables. Chairs. 81 gns, Show GASES
Meat Safes, Lot Photogra phic Instr uments and
other ertcles, which will sell At Public. Auction
TOT cash, ~ the uctiou Rooms of Cooper Eati-
m'r en- SATURDAY, January 18th. lS59, at 10
O'Clock g. m. g. III. CLAGkTT, Constable,
,oua.oo COOPER LATIMER,
% ~ koo<9 Auctloneers.
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A Ii OF fHI PoPuLAR PArREr HEIDI.
ACtlks md DE efUFfe con Be hsl st \
g,S,isTI Dig ssc.sS ssst d ssrsst and Peaa.
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DIoPosALs FER NAVAL SUPPLIES

DRoPosALs FER NAVAL SUPPLIES.
PAyNAsrER's OFFICE, q. s. NAVY,
Sealed Proposals., to be endorsed on the envelope
Bid for Supplies Advertised. will be received
al this osioe until ! O'Clock y. the Let OF Feb
Tuary for the foil wing supplies. OF this best
Iuslity. 70 be delivered, free OF expense. At thu
Brrsar a. NarigarioH.
ie9 Lamp Chimneys. and 50
IL the constant level of ths 90 Bsr1b I'm a.
Brsas~' french l.shs
t9EipmsRi aHf R.uE,f,s.
Equipment Ofhce. NJ toe
B1TeaE Il CsnSfrEdiOH aud Hspa,,
~ gross brass Screws aud barre. !. ru-ne,,,,.
10 euppD cenclencles under the oOntrA,t OF ~,
Porter eops, Glass a. and IS d.fsi I,iS ~
Further particulars 20 be haI tom ~. q, rs
strpctor y. Deiano, AZ the NAVY Ya-f WI
"a ~3llie Boat, length EN6, breath as depth
BD,sos' Of Pror,sIOns and Clof,-.r
1000 Ibs Candle. Navy standard, on account o
soo 10. Hoop Iron. D., in hes wide.
tkst may not he deemed sSya1t. -eous 10 the Gov
efnmr NJ, and 10 award each article " Item sepa-
rsiey as may be most TO it's interest
security required for the prom pt A.,
liz. esnsery Swithis twenty daysl of the .us
pnes AL foed. Blank forms, wit. furtnkr ,.ssse
LIS, may De obtained at this Office 'e'e-
'iiopo>ss nov duly endorsed on the eny.lo,a
- W. bls-e IN all RESPECTS On Conformity xy,h
- soNtfusehent and blank forms fnrat-h.a
VII not be considered.
fetu.s making proposals are invited TO be prs.
opened n M M , ~ VIII Dc
49, y Paymaster u. 8 Navy
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Southwest corner Pa. avenue and llth street,
IStar Once Buildins.l
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE
N BY virtue Of decree q the Supreme Court
SYoof the District OF Columbia passed IA Equity
~-cause No. las, Rideeway VS. Clrtis. shall
sell on MONDAY, the LIST day Of February, lssl, at
O'Clock p N. at the auction rooms of Cooper &
Lstimer, Let lOD ten, In Square al.
This IS situated in most iigtble part 80 the
city, and the rapid enhancement IN the value Of
property In that section he CITY should attra q
the attention OF those desiring gosi investment
to this sale.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree One
third cash, and the bslsncs in elk and twelve
months, in notes bearing interest from day Of sale
and endorsed 10 the satisfaction of the trustee.
stamps and conyeyancing at cost of purchaser. A
deposit OF = Will be req aired the lot at thu
time Of sale.
JOHN J. JOHNSON Trustee
"a Is dts COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
ri COOPER q LArIMER, Aactioneers,
tsacoessors 20 Jss. o. Mcclure Co.,
eoutnwsst corner 81 Penn 2 Avenue and nta street
Star Once Building.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
=. tn MoHspAI AErIRSooN,F February l.t; 1879,
so shares s, Washington and Georgetown Railroad
az -S shares Washington Gaslisht Com pany Stock
sooo c1..GT:,iOS Washington .S per cent Quar-.
70 shares Nes Merchants 9 3. Stock.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER.
1A Auctioneers.
1(Y GREEN wILLIAMs
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
NO. s2o southeast oorner 7th and streets
TRUsIEEs SALE or TeN THOUSAND
hnAAsskksE sOohs- sTATloNERf. WHITING
By virtue 81 tuO deed. Of trust, one dated the
18th day Of February, 1853 and recorded in Liher
n. nd day 81 tGs SIS ks ana and ,ns S'hsr ssd
Cbattels. No 6. folio lss &c the Subscribers viii
sell at public suction at the auction Green
stock Of Books and Stationery SAFE 70 TAX piaes
on TUESDAY. the 2sth instant at o'claCk IN.
and continue from evening 10 evening until an :
Catalogues Of the above sale will be ready Il Orr
auction rooms Saturday mornlug next.
Also, Circulating Library Of ever 40 thOCsaud
Terms cash JOIN CARROLL BRENT.
PATRICK A BfRSES.
Je2ld GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aacts.
f. THE ABOVE SALE Us POSTPONED IN
", VI, IHl kSbAf. the 9Th day of Februiry, 1853, at
BY ord'r of the Trustees
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IMPORTANT Erws.
OBJ. yEwELLy PREMIUM SOAPS
ere acknowledge % Be
rae BEST SOAPS FeR THE LlAsT MoHnu
In the market.
They are made on the old fashion plsn by boai.
Ing, and are Tree from al Injurious 0hsnios
soulserstions.
The premium ORIENTAL SOAR,
The NEW YORK CITY soA1,
The CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
The LAUEDRY soar,
esd TO give perfect Satisfsotioa.
ASK YoUR eRooER for any Of these sna sss
For sale ~ Ill Of the BEST sBoosRs q. -
Asaufsctory, Eos 500 ssd sos Q strsss norm
Between eth snd sth.
nn-u Nsshinston.D o.
VIro 90.
ITALIAN VINES, LI9UoRs. coRDIALs,
No. a.s pKsS.rI rp FRUITS, &C. -,
18th SITS, south side, v ss6instos. o. q. "a
Italian vermiceIi, Mscsropi. Ae p..t.. =, 81.
OF &c Hsslss sie,l1 .0S s- see ana Pr ssr..ss
ohss:s An kiads Of Choice Italian wines. s'As'
Cossr,9P s,SnIlAs.iSs.s .:s v.s hay. %
- oo1v00 ~ oefto1n oeorU1 hnb10
sssiss q nsr lssH ne, e! s S.si,:s: o
nsn. vhos non TIE foIiiss 81 youfk. Or 90
49, Tel debility IN sAvance q tksir yS0rl,
oeIofS DleconQ thenselvoo under TIE Sreatueu9 q
NJ one, eAolh nFut reed sThe oSoreS PriSnl6
asrr1oo ieo se0 Vim leorn uDeehfnR offuDorSaooo
~ 1sHana "fhe Secret RneDd.S Sent . -
- xsS..:. D. DO ca: ;iEs;;Sli g ~;
rHITED STATES PAfEgr OFFICE,
On tn. ,.,,,, MAss s fos; y "a In - -
gen, New jersey, praying Tor the extension q a
Patent frantsd him oH ths ia e z. q April, Ma.
once on the Goth csy ~ March nert. any -.
son nay oppose this extension. ob9ections assosi-
tons, and 9th 81 papers should & aled IN -.
Once twenty dsys before tse day 81 searfas.
nn-Iawsv oomni..sosre41 ~ sp po,ra;.
m o. PATKNf OFFICE, :
y. WnsHIS6IoN. ID. o., ganvs-x I, fssa
On the Deooon Of fIHLEY LATTA Of S,t.
cfnnah. Vhio. Aaministraior Of the estate Of n
Lstss, osss.sse, lrsying for the eKtsnsion Of =
GAY o. A1ni, iSe, Tor On Improvement a. etesn
n = ordered, thse ia petition b. s..,s ., ma,
once on me 18th dap OF March NEXT Auy -
~ o,s essosSs TIE extensioe 0hSsotioo., dsDe-
'A's 'sshts avs before ths az e hs4EppS
rs lswsv oonni.ioner 81 fsssnss.
"a GIFTS md DE efUfPs con BE- hsl 81 III
yyLSI y Dig seo.sz ee.t d street end Penn.
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Sea NINTH STREET.

ADVse rennsylyania avenue.
The most skititql end Oldest estsblished sdyer.
tIsing MUSICIAN for the Treatment OF TEMALe
COMPLAINTS IN the city; Ladies' suffering fron
Irregularities may repose the strictest Confidence
In him. He guaRntees Q thorough cure HE h 50
te moderate, and patients yisiting sea no one bat
the Doctor Fleece enter Without ringing. oe3l-lys
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~THE ABOVE SALA Is POSTPONED IN
Consequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
January a 1859, same hour and place,
by ORDER of the Trustee.
ia ls-eo COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
re- THE Further SALE OF THE ABOVE
LO1 10 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, feb
Iuary Sd, same hour and place.
By order Of the Trustee,
ja29 CeoPER 4 LATIME3. Aucts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-08-17
CHARLESTON.

L. J. Pratt has repurchased the Kilburn
house and the Alton shop.
Hon. f. o. Bennett is putting up new
building in connection with his store.
BURNED.-Elder II. Brackets barn was
burned last week. He discovered the fire
abou II o'clock and barely had time to turn
out yoke of oxen and young calf From
Is to 20 tons of hay were burned, with
sleighs and farming tools. Insured on
barn and hay, $500. Tools, sleighs, &C..
covered by insurance. Both ends of the
barn were burning when discovered. No
doubt it was the work Of an incendiarv.
IRASBURGH.
SMART HENs.--J. w. Howard writes us
that Otis Richardson's Poland hens must
try again; that he has ten natives which
have laid AZ dozen of eggs since March.
and two of them have set in the time.
CoRREcTIoN.-We made a mistake in
the number of eggs laid by Mr.. Richard
sons hens, which should have been 50 in
stead Of ~ dozen. SO the Poland pullets
are all right
Mr.. Ralph Howard has an apple tree in
his orchard which has good sized apples
on it with large sprinkling Of blossoms.
On A NIsIT.-Our old friend c. c. Kel-
lam, who went to Kansas about twelve
years ago, settling in Topeka, is now here
on a visit but returns soon. "Uncle Sabe, "
all his boys and one daughter, are now to-
gether and all doing well. All the friends
Of the old gentleman, and their name is
legion, will be pleased to learn that he is
so happily situated in his old age.
GLOVER.
BROKE HIS NECK.-A horse owned by
John Salmon broke its neck a few days
ago.
BUHDING.-Stillman Bickford is thor
oughly repairing his house and building an
addition to it.
GOOD TENIPLARs.-The following are the
installed officers of Rising Star Lodge for
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VIM. L. Straw, a boy ten years old, of
this village, has been sent to the reform
school at Waterbury, for stealing several
dollars in money from the millinery rooms
of Misses Rogers and Ward of this village.
He was sent for three years. This should
be warning to all light fingered boys to
desist from their iniquitOus practices-tho'
it is hoped that We have but few, if any
more of that sort in our place.
Last week Joseph Mitchell, 10 years old
was sent to the same place for one year, fol
stealing money from the drawer in the
store of Mr.. Lilly, Burlington.-North Star
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Officer B. F. Rollins of the village police
made quite large seizure of liquor at the
freight depot on Saturday last. One cask
containing about AZ gallons was marked
Horatio Rankin, and one still larger was
marked c. C. Peck. Rankin lives at Dan
vile and is said to be an old offender
Peck is unknown to the authorities, but is
said to be travelling agent for a liquor
firm. The casks were snugly packed in
large dry casks, probably to conceal their
true character. An inquest will be held
on the remains, before Justice Howard on
Saturdav.-i&. JOhnsbury Times.