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D-BLIC SALE OF MEDICAL BOOKS. DRUGS.
L HOSPITAL sTnREs, SURGICAL AND DEN
tai INSTRUMENTS,

ASSISTANT MEDICAL, PuayEyOE's3 TyycE.l
April lih, lSD.
Will be sold =! Public Auction, In this city on
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2lst,
a Jadieary square Depot, street, between
for the use Of the service, among which Will be
found Woods Practice. Doeopiiesi Powers AnAt-
DispsnshioTy. so eopiesi EIiehsSn's surgery. rs
eopieui Wilson Anatomy, 9jeopiesi WoodwArd's
Manual, 800 copies; Smiths Surgical Operations,
| eOpiesi Thomson's Conspeetus, LohEmore on
ca shot Wounds, 0uthries' Surgery and other
sGiphsts Of CinehonA. 1900 ounces, Fluid Bx-
tract u yeTatTiA, II 100 Ouncesi Carbonate Of Zinc,
10 ouass;I poYasIed CussH.. 400 pounds. and
Dedicated REg, 5000 poundsI Prescription
Scales. Teeth Extracting Sets seaIiae1Lors, Bal.
ExsectinE Cases, Field Cases, &c.
Many o. the above articles are Of the nrst qual
ity, and the attention Of physlcans aud druggists
Is scaled to them Catalogues had upon application
Terms cash. Purchases % be ranged In ave
days CHAs. sUTHERLAND,
apl5-td Asst. Med. Puryeyor. Byt Col U. 8, A.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD,


HRADQ rs DKPARrnEEr OY THR sourg,)
CHHH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sealed prop9ssIs vii b isesi,ed At this oGcs
until IL m. TUESDAY, April %, 1900, Tor supply
iug the troops stationed 10 the ylGinity " city
with
SEASONED HARD WOOD,
for tho ensuing Ave 90 mouths, oommenalng May
!, 1870, averaging about rs cords per month, to be
deli yeTed aud corded at Mcpherson barracks, or
such places within city limits as the Depo Quarter
master may direct.
Prompt delivery viii BE-, sxaetsd. ASd none but
Proposals should DO made In triplieate, with q
cory Of this advertisement attached to each aud
endorsed by the sureties In their own hAudwrit-
ing,
Bids must be addressed to the undersigned and
Of Wood ~
ny order Of BrsSet Major General RggsE,
Brsyet Captain, U. s. Army, Acting Chief Q, ~,
Dept. South. Aplgrd
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Merchant Tailors.

DEMoVAL.-N. THoRsoE WISHES TO IN.
~ form his old customers and the public IA
generally that he has removed !.MeT; n
stand. No. 20 rennsylyAnia Avenue, to Ep, WI
sssssS eject eF wLsrs Il Es1Ra ssps sSs
6BNfLRMBNis FUR SisHiR0 GOODS,
and the STAR SHIRTS, made to order.
Since my removal | have made arrangements
which will enable me 10 attend to my customers
more reEularly aud to I'LL their orders more June.
tually, A. THOMSON,
bOl Eleventh street,
apS'lm bet. penh'A avenue and X street,
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Government Sales.
ALE oF HoRsEs.

GALE OF HOhskh.
U. s. ESUISEER's OFFICE. AMY BULDISG.l
COREER HoUsToE AND GREEs SrkEkfs, !
Nav YoRk, April IS. 1899.
will sell six (6D Government horses at public
auction on the Government grounds at FORT Iamil.
ton. on TUR'DAY, the 10th instant, at O'Clock
y. IN,
The Governm mt reserves the right Of rejecting
all bids deemed disadyantageons,
Terms Of sale cash. JOHN NEWTON.
Lieut. Col. Engineers aud Breyet Major General
u A. Apla.td
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WHEEL AND WHoA.-onc mile has been
made in three minutes and three seconds on
the volocipede-and this was not straight
mile. The driver had to turn his machine
around flfty-four times In the mile. As every
turn necessltates at least some reduction of
speed, that man on a straight course could
make hiE nile In $40.
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JEWISH 0gREMosIRs.-ThcJ e0ish Mcssen-
ger calls upon It's readers to observe strln-
gently the jewish ceremonies, and says upon
the subject; at Is q subject Of the greatest
surprise that mon who call themselves en-.
llghtened should be SO prone TO listen TO
their so-termed leaders, who, trumpet
tongued, call out in the broad places, Zig
more all Jewish ceremonies; they arc unsulted
for our age Of civilization and Intellect, and
were only intended for period when reason
was yet child
"What sophistry is contained in these
words. Religion without ceremonies Is q
body without soul. Every religion has
some forms, aud the Jewish faith Is strength
ened by ceremonies. These enactments
were necessary In olden times, and are
equally imperative In our era. They are
the living embodiment of abstract Ideas.
They were intended TO convey certain les
sonsi to be obodlGnt to the One who gave US
laws and statutes, and to produce true ro-
liglon In those who perform their duty, To
which the ceremonies were Intended to bring
Its votariesi and they invariably produced
that result" =
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SERVED MN RIouT.-A man named Sam
uel Weldon was arrested on Saturday by
Officer Mullins charged with exposing for
sale in Centre market q quantity OF unsound
poultry. Justice Clark imposed fine Of sl0
on the accused.
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THE store Of Sears & Brother, corner of
Eighth and Market Space, Of which mention
has been made In connection with disturb
ance there on Thursday night, caused by an
attempt to foreclose a mortgage on the goods
in the store, was taken possession Of on Sat
urday by the Marshal of the District, The
mortgages are Bush, Bum " Co., Of Phila-
dclphia.
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THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD Work
upon the Washington end Of the Metropoll-
tan railroad is rapidly progressing, and 1t Is
confidently expected that the road will be
finished before the coming winter. The
scream Of the locomotives employed In draw
ing materials for Its construction can be
heard daily upon that portion Of the track
that is completed, and is music to those who
appreciate energy and enterprise.
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CIRCUIT CouRr-OhiJ Justice Cartier
This court on Saturday concluded the case
of Ebcl vs.. Gray, and directed tho Jury to re-
turn scaled verdict.
cAsRs TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for to-
day; Nos. III, "a, 81, (appeals,) $50, 40l,
1888, IA, 1863, $40, 2S1, 1856, 432, 107, 2s3, 900,
800, 844, 393, AL, 443, s63, $40, i76, lit, 1873,
1876, 100, 800, and appeals Nos. 90, Gs, l, IS,
40, 20. 81, "a, 0 andy.
Adjourned.
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Communicating last week some thieves
entered the Poe mansion, formerly the Bank
of Columbia, on Bridge street, Georgetown,
and carried of quite a number of spoons,
forks, and articles of clothing, and took away
the key Of the front door, so as to have easy
access In future. The doors were defaced In
various ways, and on window shutter was
written in pencil "don't get mad at US; We
need these things more than you do. Dick
Turpin, Jack Sheppard, Claude Duvall."
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SUDDEN DEATH-ISQuEsT.- man named
Patrick Kelly, residing on Four-and-a-half,
between Maine and Maryland avenues, fell
dead on Saturday night, on Seventh street,
near II. His body was taken up and con-
veyed to his late residence. Yesterday the
coroner, DR.. Potter, held an inquest over the
remains, and the Jury returned a verdict Of
death from heart disease.
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WAsuISGTON TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-This
society, which for two or three years has been
holding its Sunday evening meetings at TEN.
pcrance hall, on Z street, last night occupied
for the tirst time the hall on Ninth street, In
what is known as the Union League build
ing. The meeting was very largely at
tended, an unusual number Of ladies being
present. Mr.. John IL. Thompson presided,
and addresses were delivered by Messrs. d.
P. Holloway, VIM. @. Flood, W. 2. Drew
and o. X. Harris. Mrs. J. S. Griling being
present, also made very interesting speech
| In advocacy of the great cause, in which she
said women were particularly interested.
The success Of this meeting was highly graf
flying for number of signatures were OBJ
tancd to the total abstinence pledge.
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Police Instrumentation Murphy, for
violating the hack law, was fined IS by JUS
tice Clark.
William Miller and James Kelley paid a
fine of s. each for the privilege Of lighting
OIL the streets.
Charles skilman, huckstering without
license, was fined IS and costs,
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OAK HALL BALLAD.
Old comrades how we'll ! remember
The praise which our dress won OF all,
n the street, In the church, In the theatre,
At parties, Cape May and the ball.
How the landlord and halter would trust us,
And the ladies prefer US DER ALI
Then join In 4 good hearty chorus,
AID sing to the famous Oak Hall.
Chorus.-Then here's to Oak Hall, to the
far.ftmed Oak Hall,
Where the men and the MEASURES arp
prime,
Where the folks 10 despair go for
something to wear,
That will bear all the havoe Of
time.
The spring suits Of OAK HALL are seen
everywhere In the streets Of Washington.
We are constantly receiving fresh invoices
Of goods from the celebrated OAK HALL OF
PHILADELPHIA, and sell at their dstonishingiy
lou prizes. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite
the post Office.
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MEssRs. BLACKBOARD 4 HAMiSK have
been appointed general agents for the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the National Life Insur.
ance Company Of the United States, and have
their office at No. 400 Seventh street, oppo-
site the Post Office.
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RUNAwAY AND ACCIDEST.-As hack be-
longing to Messrs. Cruit g. Son, OF George
town, was returning from funeral on satur,
day afternoon the horses became frightened
and ran away, throwing the driver, William
Cline, to the ground, breaking his leg and
otherwise injuring him.
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RESOLVE AND ACT.

1Ratmgse o. b street,
WARRINGTON. b. o.,
young and mid die aged mon and women 10 euslEe
10 bn sness anAirs for themselves In the employ
OF others,
The branches taught ares Business Practice,
Book.keepinG as spoiled To- all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship. Busi-
spsilIni, Eieaatica Rplfissi RSoaoaS. and con::
= tsSsai; =. gsrnit,sd to pursue any or all of
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
Ia q separate department. Instructed by eompe.
RATss oF TUiTIoEiA scholsrshlp. good for
Unlimited tyne In colleges located, 10 important
CITIES Of the country se5 Local sshSlarshi good
tSrss mouths, WI isr que %cath' sio, '"' '''
All tut ions PAYABLE Ia advance; when paid
instAlmsnts the rates are ten per cont higher. "
Sessions are hsid day aud evening
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor ALFRED
sPgHcERIAE pBsMlNsuIp DEPARTMENT
q this Institution provides unequalled facilities
for the Aegu irsment Oh Tree Asd slsgan t Ia nd
S i III i 81! III da nc 'Ssfs 81
evening. rrrrL n0T .... trI'
wEPPIN9, VISITING ard ADDRESS cARDs.
and ALL KINDS OF PRNwoRK done 70 order. IN
astyls equal 70 eagraying, ~ o..
a s' Il. Tf.s . sas Hs9h ne; sspd T. &c Sf IT,
best quality. All the spspeerian Publications
and the celebrated spenoefiah Steel Pens may be
obtained either By staasnlsor sltiIsns at the Col
lsEs once MsSkY Sorf' rrei ,sss,f
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Equity CoURr-Jutlgs Oiin.-Thls court
made the following orders on Saturday.
Free ct al. VS.. Frcc-order directing sale
of real estate.
Mary F. Smith VS.. John G. smlth-ordcr
setting aside former order Diminishing the
bill In this case.
Mary Z. Owen VS.. James 0wen-ordcr
extending time Of taking deposition.
Job W. Angus vs.. Mary A. Cox-motlon
defendant have notice.
John Knight VS.. VIM. Hamlln-order for
temporary injunction.
Adjourned.
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Wines and Liquors,


JAMES MoLAh.
DHALhR u
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CI0ARs.
Solo Agent for Carrie d'oT, Lac dor, aud slllor
ChAmpAignes,
ST2 PennsJlyAnia avenue, Hdioining Metropolitan
Store and sample Room supeTintended by WIN.
II. Conr0y. .
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
U WAsHtNITON, ID, q, April 0, 1880,
On the petition Of WILLIAM 4. WARD, Of Port
Chester, N prayi1g ioI the extension Of patent
4 n impToy ement in Machines Tor Max nE Byltsi
Ii is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 2lst day Of June next Any per-
sitIons, aud other papers, should be hled In this
UNIV '"' ELISHA PO0TB,
apl9.T Commissioner Of Patents.
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EXTENSION OF THE PRESIDENTS GROUNDS.
-Workmen have commenced the erection of
an iron railing on either side Of the extern
zion of FifteCn-and.a-half street, between
the Treasury building and the Presidents
grounds. The street is to be carried In n
curve around to Seventeenth street, and will
inclosc the space now occupied by the sheds
which have been used as workshops for the
Treasury extension, as well as considerable
Of the open field adjoining, and add mate
rally to the area Of the grounds of the EN-
cCutivc mansion, which, when the old wall
is removed and the ground properly graded,
will present a much finer appearance than
heretofore. The railing in front Of the
United States Photographic establishment,
which has been in process Of erection, will
also be extended In the same line, forming
division between the street and what re-
mains of the White lot. The railing, which
Is of u neat arrow pattern, Is set upon a
handsome granite base, about eighteen
inches In height, and when completed on
the two sides will greatly enhance the appear.
ancc of the entire locality.
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A FmsT-cLAss RESIDENCE, No. 1876 New
York avenue, recently occupied by Col. Ed
wards, surgeon United States army, Is Of
fcred for rent In our advertising columns.
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ANOTHER SINGULAR SUICIDE.-Thc sui
cidal mania Is uncomfortably prevalent lust
now, and some of the self-murders are Of tho
most singular character. We the other day
recorded one where q man inhaled common
burning gas until death cnsued. One Of the
most deliberate was that Of John J. Miller, q
halter, of New York, who "shufiled Off this
mortal coil' last Friday. Miller and his
son, q boy fourteen years Of age, were out
together, and shortly before their return the
father and son entered the drugstore Of DR..
o. b. Price, where the former purchased
something In an envelope, for which he paid
thirty cents. As he came out from the Store
the son asked his father what he had bought,
to which he answered In an excited manner,
81 want to kill myself" but instantly after
ward corrected himself, and said he was only
joking, and that, feeling sick, he had bought
some medicine, which he was going TO take.
When they arrived at home Miller told his
his son to prepare place for him to lay
down In the back room, aud to bring him q
glass Of water. When the boy had filled
these directions the father told him TO go
and get his supper, which the boy accord
ingly did, and was absent about au hour aud
a half. When he returned, about 5 o'clock,
and entered the back room, he found his
father lying dead upon the bed, and M en-
yelope nearby showed that morphine had
been purchased at the drugstore. Tho cause
that induced the suicide has not been asccr-
talned
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pANKRUPTOY SOTIOR,

To all the creditors of. l.. MOKEE. who have
proved their claims! q
You are hereby notified 90 appear before the su-
pTeme Court Of the Disrlet Of Columbia, sitting In
10 o. clock. m, at the City Hall. Washington
city. TO show cause why discharge from all bis
debts should not DO grAllsd to said Bankrupt You
are also notified that the % aud Sd meetings Of said
BAnkTupts CREDITOR will be held before the Regis
ter at the same place at 70 clock. IN.
DAVID s. GQODIN9.
y. 8, Marshal Old. O., as Messenger.
Test r, J. MRIas, Clerk. ml6&a
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The New REGISTER OF wILLs.-Colonel
Amos Webster, the new Register Of Wills,
entered upon his duties on Saturday, relley-
ing Gen. O'Bcirne, the former incumbent.
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ELECTION or OFPICERs.-The following
ladies and gentlemen have been chosen off,
GERS of Martha Washington Social Temple Of
Honor for the ensuing term; s. p. T., Mrs.
Z. Il. Dickinson B. ?. T., W. II. Chase; 8.
V. T., Miss Maria Johnson B. p. T., Geo.
c. Flnney; s. r., Miss Clara Darnall; b. r.,
E. II. Pearson; s. T., Mrs. NJ. Z. Reid; B. F.
r., J. E. Darnall; J. u, Miss Eva Dlckln-
son; B. u, George Johnsonj s. G., Mrs. s.
A. Chase; B. s., ]. Thomas.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY.-In jan
uary last the residence of Mr.. Joseph ii.
Shailleld, on the corner of Twcnty-nfth and
X streets, was burglariously entered, and
among other articles stolen was handsome
fnc-tOned German music box, valued at $3.50.
The loss was soon after made known to De-
tcctivcs Thompson and McDcyitt, who, after
much patience and trouble, succeeded on
Friday last in recovering the box, and the
officers also expect soon to obtain the other
stolen articles, as they are on the track of
their whereabouts. Mr.. G. highly prizes the
box, as it was present from beloved rela.
tive, now deceased, and on Saturday returned
his thanks to the energetic officers who sue
cecdcd In restoring it again to his possession.
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FIRE DEPARrNEsT MATTRRs.-Geo, Lucas,
for taking down flags decorating No. en-
gine house, placed there In honor Of the
emancipation anniversary, has been sus-
pended by the chief engineer. II. Hursley,
cxtra-man of the same company, has been
likewise suspended for misconduct.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS. - Considerable excite
mcnt was created In New York on Saturday
by a report that strong expedition was
about to set sail from that point with the
tacit approval Of the United States authorl-
ties. This Is asOcrtalned to be at least mac
curate as to the details. II is true that num-
bers of men are being drilled In various parts
Of the city, and that arms are being bought
and stored In convenient depots but still the
metropolis will not be the point Of departure
for any large force or expedition, The start
Ing point will DO further south,
The above Is tho substance Of o telegram
from New York, and tho last clause Is In
terestlng when taken In connection with q
letter published In the Mobile 1dyertiser from
Bayamo, Cuba, dated the It'll instant, an
nounclng the arrival of three expeditions
from Florida, and the union Of the volunteer
and patriot forces, which were increasing
daily, while tho Spanish troops were desert.
Ing.
Dispatches from Cuba state that General
Buceta arrived there on Saturday. Great
preparations arc being made In Havana for
the reception Of the Cataloman volunteers,
Who are hourly expected.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPPlOB,
" WARRINGTON. ID. o. March 81, l66e
On the petition Of ADDISON P. blows, Of syrs,
euse, y. X, praying for the extension Of patent
fmprOys pent 10 Sell: Adjusting Wind NH;
l. Is "a HrdSEed ,has the said petite be heard at
may oppose this sStanEion, Objections, deposit
lions ana othsI Papsys shoald Be hled in fhis Otise
..- ELISHA ROOTR,
apo'MSw Commissioner OF Pal6ntS.,
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE .1...-
~ WAsHiHGroN, d, O., April |, 1860,
On the petition OF HIRAM TUoKER, OF Newton,
MAss, ), prqyinG for Ne, sEt0pSloR' Of = patent
granted TO him on the I'd day Of July, 1874 aud TO
issued ON The 18th day Q! August. ISIS, for an i'm
Ofes on ihe 2lAt day q. June peEt Any psfiGn
may oppose this extension Objections, deposi-
Office twenty days before the dsy, a to9yylnE grp
ap5.M9W Commissioner Of Patents
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PAsToR's SALARY FIxED.-Yesterday
morning after church service the congrega-
ton of Wesley chapel held a meeting, and
AFTER consultation Il was decided to fix the
salary Of the pastor, Rev. B. Pcyton Brown,
at 81 200 for the present year.
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THE EIGHr-HoUR MOVEMENT IN New
YoRK.-A mass meeting of the Working
mems Union was held In New York on
Friday evening at the Cooper Institute.
The object of the meeting was to express
sympathy for the operative painters, who
were among the first TO make the demand
for eight hours. Resolutions were adopted
plcdging the aid Of the workingmen of New
York in enforcing the legally constituted
law OF the State aud nation; condemning
the plan by which policemen were detailed
TO perform mechapical labor at the station
houses, and requesting the police commits
sioners to stop such detail; asking the fire
commissioners to enforce the eight-hour law
SO far as 1t relates to work upon engine
houses, and making the same demand upon
the Governor SO far as tho employees Of the
State hre concerned, sc.
Mr.. Purcell, OF the operative painters, i'd
dressed the meeting, defending the character
OF the working men, claiming that It was
not from their ranks that the criminals came I;
and In support Of the eight-hour law several
other speeches were made, among others,
one by Mr.. Duncan, of the operative plaster
ers, who denounced Secretary of the Navy
Boric for reducing the wages Of the mechan-
les In the Washington navy yard, and Raw
Inns, his colleague, for following his exam
pie In the War Department, In unmeasured
terms.
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COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL USIoN.-At
the meeting of Columbia Typographical
Union No. lOl, held at the City Hall Satur-
day night, Mcssrs. =. MacMurray, Daniel
W. Flynn and John T. IIalleck were elected
delegates to represent the Union at the ma
tlonal convention, to be held at Albany dur
ing the first week In June.
Resolutions of coincidence on the death of
John d. Bayne, printer lately employed as
proof-rcadcr on the hdcHiycHcer, were unani-
mously adopted.
A communication from the Bookbiudcrs'
Association was received, announcing that
they had adopted the eight-hour rule.
The election Of delegates for the Alcxan-
dra Uniol takes place next Saturday eve
ming.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. John B.
Wheeler Il Co. sold, on Friday last, part of
lot l2, In reservation d, on the north side of
Maryland avenue, between Four-and-a.half
and Sixth streets, % feet front by 1917 deep,
to John Imric, for fifty cents per square foot.
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IE
NOTICE.

TKBAsuRI DEPARTAEST.l
OFrick or COMPTROLLER OP THB CUARENol, I
WAsHIEGTOS, March 10. 1862
Notice IL hereby glyen 10 the holders OF the eiTcu
latlpg notes Of The first Natlophl Bank Of Rock
ford, " ~ that such nolss Will % paid 10 lawfaI
the same at tbs Treasury d lhg ma s!StSs;
ap7.WAst ComptroiisT OF the Currency,