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SECOND HEAT.


brought up, and better send off never
was seen. There was not perceptible
hands breadth difference between them.
They ran side and side until near the
quarter pole, when Emma showed her
length in front. Down the halfmile
they came at q rafting pace side and
side again, making it in 55i. From this
to the three.quarter pole the race was
most exciting, the two rattling down
like double team. As they made the
three-quarters, the chestnut rushed to
the front, and down the home stretch
she increased this distance to the score,
passing it in 1:54i, two lengths ahead.
To expedite matters the trotting race
was commenced between the running
heats. The race was one Of mile heats,
in 5, for horses never beating 2:5O, to
harness; for purse of $50. $50 to the
second horse. The entries were:
Henry Brown enters b. m. Maid of the Mist.
u. nj. w est enters ID. IN. Lazy hltCneL.
Mason enters 8. z. not named.
Jack Griffith enters b. m. Ella Ellwood.
In drawing for positions Maid of the
Mist won the pole, sorrel gelding Sec
ond, Ella Ellwood third and Lady
Mitchell the outside.
After three Intellectual attempts the
four got off in very bad shape. Maid OF
the Mist leading, the gelding and Lady
Mitchell about even and Ella Ellwood
in the rear and on the run. AS they
went down the turn Lady Mitchell
showed in front, the gelding breaking
badly. The Ellwood mare was jumping
and prancing far in the rear. Lady Mitch
ell was the only one that did any trot-
ting except Maid Of the Mist, who kept
her feet finely until the sorrel gelding
brushed past her, and she went up
The horses were trailed all along the
track. The sorrel was leading the 9TH
ers and only playing to save his dis
lance. This he was unable to do, and
as Lady Mitchell crossed the score the
flag shut him out. 1t was claimed
that the sorrel had saved himself, but
as he ran from the opening of the home
stretch, the claim was not considered
Time, 2:50t.
When the decision of the judges was
rendered the friends of the sorrel chal'
lenged the Lady Mitchell mare for
trial of speed over the course, to come
off during the next week, for from $500
to $1,000 side.
The trotting race being thus made
uncommon short, the running horses
had nothing to interrupt them further
They got splendid send off again, fol
the third heat. They ran neck and
neck to the half mile, making it in 5:
seconds. From this point to the end
Of the heat Sunshine took and kept the
lead, making the heat in l:59.
After one false start they got of finely
Sunshine leading neck. The gentle
Emma trailed on behind, apparently
waiting to take the heat on the last
half, but she calculated without bel
host, for when she let out link there
was a burst of Sunshine that dazzled
her, and the noble little chestnut came
in winner by twenty lengths in l:5S
We append the
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For Rent or Sale.
TOR SALE OR RENT.

,,orp SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
WI.pling Island. Enquire of
j JNO. p. G'LCHRIST,
90 Main street-up stairs.
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n Go and see the new style hats re
ceiysd at Adler's yesterday.
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THE r. A CE s
SECOND DAY.
Sunshine Wins the Running Race
Lady Mitchell Winner of the Trot'
THE FIELD DIsTANCED.

Tho attendance on the races yester'
day was larger than on the first day ano
the sport equal to any we ever sa"
Quite q number of ladies occupied the
grand stand and seemed to enjoy the
races hugely.
For the running races the following
were the entries
\. S. Clark enters C. m. Sunshine, by Glencoe
dam Revenue.
David Seaman enters b. m. Emma Graham, by
White Stockings, he by Woodpecker, dam MAI
grove by imp. Yorkshire. L.,
A. Woods enters b. IN. Kit, by Selma, dam
Jennie.
In the pool-selling Sunshine and En-
ma Graham held about an even place,
Kitty selling cheap.
The horses stripped beautifully. Sun
shine is a handsome chestnut, with
beautifully formed head, bright, kind
eye and an elastic, springy step that
made her friends confident of victory.
Emma Graham is blood bay, of fine
pedigree and showed as attractive
points as her adversary. The Selma
mare, Kit, is not as SNOWY an animal as
the others, though there was a sparkle
in her eye and lightness in her step
that promised a better race than she
made.
In the drawing for positions Sunshine
won the pole, Kitty second and Emma
Graham the outside. As they went
down the quarter stretch Emma Ora
ham showed in front, Sunshine second
and Kitty running beyond all e1pecta.
tions, though fearfully over-weighted, a
good third. These positions were not
changed to the half-mile, which they
made in 81 seconds. The weight on Kit
now began to tell on her, and she drop
ped out of the race. The heat, from the
opening of the home stretch to the score
was CALAMITY contested by Emma and
Sunshine, but Emma won it by length
in l:56t.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAULING

HEADQUARTERS lsT MILITARY DISTRICT
Once Cue QaarfsTmnst.y )
RICHMOND, VA. October q, 1862
Sealed Proposals i'm tripicate- Ton forms r., be fr-
nshed on application to this Office will be received
ut this Office until IL m. Of MONDAY fhe aab ,l,y m
November. 1863 fer such ~ "
HAULING AND DRAWING OF PUBLIC PROP.
ER1Y
as may be required until November 90 1870 in the
city Of Richmond and vicinity, and from the points
named in the forms above mentioned ~
All proposals must be guaranteed by two resnonsi
Bile persons, not bidders and the right Is reserved IN
reject all bids not considered to the interest OF
the service.
Proposals may be mfd, for the whole or any mar.
q the hauling, and copy of this pnst
be attached TO each Iropo sal. '''
By order Of the Ctmmsadilg General First Mill.
tary District. JIG. CHANDLER'.'-
Breyct Colonel On trfermsste " s Army
nov Lot Chief Quaytermaster lst Military District
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW .


b sHcc sodE 10 A ae,snirs ica
corner Of Tenth street and Pennsylys avenue
AkE or srR RbSkT EgES
CMiNt And CLASS, PLATED Go6Ds, &c. iNh
a On IGEs BAY, MORNING., No Nov; ., COM
-, waite residence Of family about removing from
ia the city, at No. 40 4 st.. between 9Th and 7th
an extensive collection Of nearly new FIRST
Walnut Parior Suit, upholstered in green velvet, 10
Large gil. frame French plate Pier Glass 9sxeswih
:, GIT table and connecting cornices
Handsome " alnut Marble top Centre Tables
Gilt and Inlaid Reception Chairs
Very handsome Walnut Etegere, with mirror back
Oriental and other Fancy Chairs
Fine Brussels, Three ply. and other Carpets
Velvet Rugs and Oilcloths
ing Of superior Turkish Lounge, 2 Arm chairs, aud
Side chairs
Oak Marble top Centre Table
3ak Hat Rack, with marble slab, and Gothic Chairs
Oak rble-top Sideboard, trimmed with walnut,
and mirror back
Oak Extension Dining Table
Oak Dining Chairs
Gilt Pier Glass anil Table
-Four superior solid Walnut Chamber Suits, finished
in oil
Msrble-top and other sets of Cottage Chamber Fur.
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses Feather Bolsters
and Pillows. Walnut and other Wardrobes
Fine French China Dinner Set
Superior Glassware, Table Cutlery. Silver plated
Goods Mantel and Table Ornaments. Stewart :
Cooking Stove, Radiator, and other Stoves. Re
frigerator, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requi-
This is very attractive sale, the hoYse being thor
oughly furnished with frs,clsss goods, all of which
is me IN excellent eonditi9n Terms ssfhI
IRepublican
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II L . Il ICHA AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

tine, health and money. " saw
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease i'm any
stage which they fail To cure " my
IT. RichdH'S Golden Bo sam No. I cures UIeers
liberated sore Throat and Mouth, sore Eyes Cnta
neOus or skin EruptiOns, Copper Colored Blotches
Soreness of the scalp, scrofua &e is the greatest
Eenoyator: Aiteratiye, and Blood Purifier known,
Tso,es all disease from the system, and leaves the
bleed pure and healthy
III: RiohaE's Golden Balsaxs No. 2 cures Mercu.
rial Affections rheumatism in all its forms W he her
" m mercury or other eau es; gives immediate re-
bel IN eli eases No dieting necessary: I have
THOUSANDS OF Certificates proving the miraculous
eure effected BY these Remedies. Price Of either No
or No; = sSo pst bottle, or two bottles for San
DR.. RtehaH's Golden AHtidOfe, a safe, speedy
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Deranee
Der bottle. WV
Dr.. RfeaGa's Golden E'ixsr drIuouy. a radical
cure for Nervous or General Debility ia old or Young
mparting energy With wonderful eject. Price $50
Per bottle, or two bottles for $500
On receipt of price these Remedies will be Skinned
70 any place. Prompt attention paid 20 all CORES
Pnndcris None genuil Q EiihOut the name Of ..Dr.
htceaHs Golden Remedies ID. II. Riaards sole nr,,-
pr,es9r blown in glass ef hotties,
Adlress DIR. ID. Ii. RICHARDS. No. 2as yarick
sifee.. Asw York. Once hours from a. M 10 o.
o"eoisrs senf. y2ly
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OFFICE DEPOT QUaRTERMAsrER.
FORT MONROE, VA. November IL. 1859
Will be sold at public auction, account of the
United States, at Fort Monroe, Va, at 10 O'Clock
M. TT ESDAY, December IA, 1863, quantity of Con-
demned and Unseryiceable Quartermastcr's Stores
and Clothing and Equipage, consisting in part of the
following articles:
Tools, Brooms, Brushes. Harness, Scrap Iron
Stoves, Stove pipe, Rope, Grain Sacks, Spikes, &c
and some 30 Bedsacks, - various patterns Tents,
go IIayersacks and Knapsacks, 20 Uniform Coats,
&c, &c.
Terms of Sale Cash, in Government funds Bills
to be settled Immediately after sale.
Property TO be removed within five (5) days after
date of sale.
By order of Chief Quartermaster First Military
District HENRY W. JAMES,
Byt. Lieut.. Col, \. u NJ. L. :. Army,
nol3-Gt Depot Ouartcrmastcr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
y Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No S26- Southeast corner Of Seventh and streets.
VALUABLE TEREE-SToRy BRICK HOUSE
hDLOT i RONTING ON Il STREET NORTH,
EETMEEN 3D. AND 4rn STREETS EAST, AT
IL ON MONDAY, the I'd instant, at O'Clock
len; ?. shall cell, the premises, part Lots
No. 3 and A. being - feet front BY l55 feet deep
running through to Maryland avenue, with an ex
ceilent three story Brick House being newly paint
cellar tbeins house No. 4O4,) making q first class
private residence.
Terms: One-tlird cash; balance in g. Il. Is "a, So
by deed &c trust the premises. All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at tie Cost Of the purchaser
$40 down on the day Of sale.
On TUESDAY, the ssi instant. a4 O'Clock n. m
we shall sell. the premises being part of Lot No
-. II II. II. subdivision of Georgetown, n c., hsv
ing feet front Frederick street by depth Of 95
feet lying be.ween lst and Prospect streets, making
n first class building lot in Georgetown, u. e.
Terms: one-half cash: balance in aud II months,
for notes bearing interest," and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises II yaneng and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. SO down on
noE:d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY wM. L. WALL 4 CO. O., A,notioneers,
Corner Ninth street and Penn. avenue
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
IL On MONDAY AFTERNOON, at A.. o'clock
E. in front Of the premises, we will sell Lot No.
Sksg in Saurs subdiy ision Of Square T6, i'm
proved 10y a small Frame House.
property is sold. n. III. MILLER.
Attorney for
nol7 IRepubl w. l.. WALL & CO. Aucts.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING MACHINES.

BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November Is, 1859
ing Machines will be received at this Office until IL
o'clock NJ. ON the 18th day of December, for Building
and Delivering twotSteam Dredging Machines: one
at the Navy Yard, New York, and the other at the
Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 49,
The Machines must be of power and capacity to dig
21OO cubic yards each per day of hours, and be
arranged to dig in water 80 feet deep
Bidders are requested Co furnish plans and speci-
cations OF their machines with fun descriptions of
materials. dimensions. &c, and the amount for
which they will engage build and deliver them nj
the places named on or before the LIST Of March, 1870
to perform the work = above
The Bureau retains the right 20 reject any or all
the oilers, or To accept such may be deemed hest
adapted to the character Of the work TO be done al
though the price asked may be higher
DASL AMMFN.
no16 1awiw Chief Of Bureau Yards and Docks
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GALE OF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERyICE-
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON CITY, November 3, 1869.
There will be sold, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at noon on WEDNESDAY, November
q lstg; IN the Office Of the Inspector Of Ordinance,
Ordnance, comprising Cannon, Projectiles, Small
Arms, and Miscellaneous Stores.
Terms One half cash in Government funds on the
conclusion of the sale and the remainder within
days atterward, during which time the articles must
be removed from the yard, otherwise they will
vert to the Government. Twenty days will be given
for the removal of the heavy guns.
IL is to be distinctly understood that guarantee
Will be given to purchasers of articles offered for sale
and noted in the catalogue as regards their exact
condition quality; but is believe however that
everything offered for sale is as represented.
4. LUDLOW CASE,
no f-td Chief of Bureau.
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TENNESSEE ENIGEATION.-A correspondent of
the New York Herald writing from Chatsa nOO-
"a Tenn. SAYS: ''''ne of the first things that
AL observer notices in this city Is the num-
Ter 81 ,i.s grants passing through here on their
way 10 ARKANSAS and Texas. They chi ,dy
iron. Ia-t Tennessee anil Northern Georgia an 4
Alahama. and generally belong to the class COM
mCriN known a peer whites. One sees them
every gay At the general depot OF the several
railroads ccnteT,E- here, keeping watch over
trunks and piles OF household goods while they
wait tire departure ~ the trains on the Memphis
AMI Charleston railroad for the first mentioned
for II thcI West
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4 L U U RI FLO Ri
Il l. % ri FIGURE
Receipts direct from the mill, with orders to sell at
Market Rates.
BAKERS, ATTENTION.
Assortment Large. Price Lowi
TO ALL PURCHASERS.
One Barrel or Thousands at
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by
sel6 w. M. GAIT CO.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
HEADQu'Rs FIRST MILITARY prsrRtcr.
OFFICE CHIEF OUARrERNAsrER

HEADQuRs FIRST MILITARY prsrRrcr.
onFiCE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
RICHMOND, Va, November 3, lssi9 \
Sealed Proposals Tin triplicate.1 will be received
a. this Office until 3 p. NJ. Of SATURDAY, the IIth
aay oi Decemser iss; for the delivery Of such
from time to time, for the service of the Quartermas
ters Department an the First Military District
Schedules of the articles required win be furnished
to bidders on application 10 this Office and samnas
Of each article bid for must accompany each nrano
sal. S" Pi"Po-
EProposals to be guaranteed as Indicated bv ,ha
blank forms, furnished application 10 Ais o,,cs
ald the right to reject any all bids not considered
and 70 consider and accept, any part
HBy order OF the Commanding General First MiIits
~ District: i q, On AN III Ff 'iii.a-
Breyst Colonel Quartermsster q : Army
noIIot NhleI Quartefmaster LIST Military District
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BUREAU OF OR DSANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON CITY. November s, 1852
There will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, at noon, on WEDNESDAY, December Is,
l>69 in the office of the Inspector Of Ordnance, Navy
Yard, Boston, large lot of Article. of Ordnance,
comprising Cannon, Projectiles, Small arms and
Miscellaneous Stores.
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds, on
the conclusion Of The sale and the remainder within
ten days afterward, during which time the articles
must be removed from the yard otherwise they will
revert TO the Government. Twenty days will be
given for the removal of the heavy guns.
II is to be distinctly understood that guarantee
will be given purchasers of articles offered for sale
and noted in the catalogue regards their exact
condition quality, but il is believedt however
that every thing offered for sale is represented
A. LUDLOW CASE,
no9- tdel5 Chief Of Bureau
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MARRIED.

hLif~-HORMAS. ~ ia. Fourth Pr"=byterian
lsfs' 81 thi- city, ON the Nth day Of Noyeni.r.
l-ssl- D. she Rev J. q. smith. JAMES w ELLIS
~ y SOM DORIAN, both Of Washington civ. u.
=. y. cards
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- Chicago gTeGsed the fddlc-bows for the
Davef.; 1T brothers, and the spirits are proven
tee ft'II Gong their customary fid'lling.
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I>I I'D.

''btLR- On Saturday evening. November % ut
Tn g. li-nce II EeT aTOth.T, in this city. ISABEL.
.zsi = years and months. only d1ugitcr Of the
late jane and Hester Cooper, OF BsltHlore. Nd.
Ihe remains viii be taken 10 Baltimore for inter
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4 FNITED STATES PATENT orEIC.

;, NasIiINt5 ItlN- y. Z. NOvemh.r m 1seo
on the PETITION Of CHRISTIAN SHiSk u, d. D.,
"i-iFhia, P~nnsy " ania. pray ing Tor the
u patent granted to him ON the Inn dav ~ .R
insrl l%s re,issued on the 3Ist day Of Nav. ia
= IN y .selel on the 18th day 0f November ~
a., Improvement in Refring IL n. ' A'i
81 i + ordered that u! testimony IN the case he
ip-a o" the llth day 81 January next that the tn,s
80 hiIns sIguincnts and the Exaiainer's report be
~ the zist day u Jennsry next, and that said
my prison may oppose this extension
NJ ,.,a SAMUEL =. FISHER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TklCT OF COLUMBIA.
A''''''A ann I W.. Ell al I.7ss Equity
Sarah A. Mansfield eft al Docket 9.
Asbury Lloyd, Trustee i'm this canse having "a.
ported that he had sold Lot No 81 In subdivision of
square No. SOD, TO VIM Middleton for SKI a. hnd
Lot No. 81, with the improvements i'm said subiiTi
sion OF square, TO ID w. Bates, who has assigned 70
Amelia Ann Mansfield. And that the said Mijdleton
has complied with the terms of sale -
rs ms ith day Of No, ember, 1852 ordered by the
court that the said sales be- and the same are hereby
rsfhed and confirmed unless the contrary Il
SNOW on or before the 30th day of November ens,i-
ing; Provided a copy of this order be nublshed in
weeks before said day. 49, successive
.,. A. ID. 0LIN, Justice
no5-law3w II 7 MrJCs fpar,-
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RY FITCH FOX
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneer..
No. 40 9TH street, opposite Post Office
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON OSTREET,
BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 4th day OF
September, A. D., 1868, and duly recorded among the
land records of Washington county, ID. c., the under
signed will sell, at public auction, the premises
on WEDNESDAY, November 10Th, 1859, at 4:3O p.
m. Lot - y i'm T.. Morrison's subdivision of square
20 said lot fronting 20 feet on street, and running
back lUS feet inches TO an alley.
Terms Of sale One-third cash; balance in and IL
months; deferred payments to bear interest and to
be secured by deed of trust the premises. de-
posit of $50 required time OF sale. All conveyan
cling and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
GEORGE Il. VASHON, Trustee.
oc g eo&ds FITCH FOX, Aucts.
BE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Until
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November oath, same
hour ard place.
GEORGE B. vASHON, Trustee,
no11-eo&ds FITCH FOX, Aucts.
GALE OF SERNICEABLE AND UNSERYICE-
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
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Rf VIM. l.. WALL h co, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania aycnua

TRISTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On NEW JERsEY AVENUE, BETWEEN
NORTH VI AND n STREETS.
IA BY virtue of a deed OF trust, bearing date on
k.. the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1851, and duly
@recorded in Liber L.. z. E., No. 1, folio 4O5
&c, OF the land records OF Washington county, d.
e, and by direction Of the party secured thereby
We will sell at public auction. front Of the prem
ises at ~ O'Clock y. m, on MONDAY, the 10Th day
OF November, A. ID. lS5g, Lot marked and lettered
Il, IN Ulysses Wards recorded subdivision of orr
glnal lots IN square numbered five hundred and
twenty three t523) in the City of Washington with
all the inlprOy ements thereon.
Terms of sale: One half m cash, (of which SIM
must be paid at sale0 the deferred payments 10 he
made IN six and twelve months, with interest from
day of sale and secured BY deed of trust TO the salts
faction Of the Trustees. Terms of sale TO be com
piled with within ye days after day Of sale. other
wise the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, after one week notice, At the risk and
cost Of first purchaser. All conveyancn and stamps
al the pure haser cost.
WIN. III. WARD
WM. II. WEBB.( trustees
no 3 -2aW3wSds W. l.. WALL & co, Aucts
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct. =. 1850
On the petition Of WILLIAM w. HUBBELL, Of
PhilsdeirhIa Penn; praying for the extension Of q
10. and reissued the 10Th day Of January, Isj3
tor an Improvement in Eccentric Explosive Shells:
ordered that the testimony In the be closed
on the 18Th day Of December that the time for
hing arguments aud the ExsmEeris report be linn
tied to the 18th day Of December next and thai SAID
petition be heard on the III day OF January next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL :. USHER
nov llsw5W Commissioner Of Patents
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ESTABLISHED 1888
We desire to call attention to our old stock OF
Pinet: Castillon 4 Co IS OLD CABINET WHISKY.
PORT, SHERRY, and MADEIRA,
mich We warrant for their purity and excellence
Oe2i-lm VIM ORME AZ SON
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L OF WASHINGTON, IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Ia re-1he petition af EIiza Small Gsors;,, ar ,l.
r, f.taHi children Of George Small, dscsaseJ :" '''
Tue Guardian appointed in this cause having re-
IN suhdi'ison q square No, 5o2 TO Michael LAWYER
anu , mat SAID Michael LAWYER has since fully cont
NcSeinher, lss9 ordered that said sale be rafifiei
anu conhInesi unless cause 20 the contrary shown
10 The Court here before the lOth day of Dece-
per; ic@ provided copy of this order be published
prior to said day. VIM r pr RCELL
Judge If the Orphans Court.
no is-Iswsw A. WEBSTER. Register of Will.
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I(Y GREEN * WILLIAMS.
- AnctIo ae,rs and Real Estate Agents.
No. $50, southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW PARLOR,
CHAMBER AND HALL FURNITURE AND
CARR ETS AT AUCTION.
n On III l iiSDAI the 18th instant we shall sell
W at ID . uIDck a.. at the residence Of a gentle
~ man declining housekeeping, at house No i6-.
] lnOrth side Of PcnH-y ania avenue. between
- u and "a streets, fine assortment of Furni-
tuTe. viz:
Fine Walnut Rep Covered Parlor Suits Hair Cover
81 DO.
Walnut Marble Tor Dressing and other Bureaus
- Wash Closets, Centre and other tables
Large Gilt Frame, French Plate Mirror AMI Bracket
Fin" Tapestry Brussels Three ply and other Carpets
bil Cloth and Mating
Window Curtains AMI Shades, Extension Dining
Table
Mahogany and Walnut, French and other Bedstculs
and Bedding
Mattress Hair and other MATTRESSES, Feather Bells
and Pillows
Cane and other Chairs. Coal and other Stoves
With many other articles which We deem un neces-
sary to enGnleTate. Terms cash
EO223t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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