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No ~
95 acres, 6 miles from Woodstock, and :
miles from R. r. depot 65 acres cleared, bal
ance in good timber. Situated on Shenan
doah river Good large Switzer barn, ans
uiher good neees. airy out buildings. Splen
did water power. the farm finely watered
Prce-S $500 [73 acres adjoining can DC
purchased with No. %.
No. %. Sold
We have also on our books number oe
desirable and cheap farms and other real
property, amongst which are number 0
town houses and lots Of different prices and
sizes, out let's and farms, improved and un-
improved, ranging from Sl.00Jto $50 600.
For full descriptions Of property, call As
orr Office or address
TROUT, GRABILL SEQ Real Estate Agtss
Woodstock, va
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T Attest AND BEST FRUIT JARS, jdst
/ 4 received and for sale by
June "a A. DANAE:'
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A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, now ON ex-
u hibition anu OF sale low by
.-r29 S A. DANNE0.
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~ AN GE OF FIRM

Ii \ ii b u / II NJ
The firm of Danner Il banner has this day b2en
Dissolved by mutual consent. The business viii
now be conducted by S. A. Darner. The bust
ness of banner & Bro, and Banner & Banner
will he settled ep by J. W. Banner. 1t is our
intention to close ap the old business as soon as
possible, and earnestly request all parties 10 come
forward and close their scco*nts ~ithORt DELAY.
Pay what YOU can and give yoer notes fer the
balance, as our books must be settled up.
s. A. BANNER,
April l6, 1869, }. W. BANNER.
will be happy to see my friends and custom
tual benefit No accounts will be open, except BY
a mutual understanding.
Your Ubedieut servant
April % ,. A. DAN y En-
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CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and beautiful COM
z pl,xion follows the use of Helnibold's Con
contracted Extract Sarsaparla itremoves black
spots, pimples and all eruptions OF the skin.
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iects OF lacepowlers and washes. All such
~ tides close ap thepoGes Of he skin. and in
tine destroy the complexion. Ii YOU would
she fresh healthy and youthful appearance
Ivsl el.nAo!d's Extract SarsapariIla.
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WILL BE FOUND
large ard complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS 4 MEDICINES.
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL, FLAXSEED Oil,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, FARNlSHES;
\ full assortment Of
s.- DYE-STUFFS, ard a rice assortment OF
C0NFECTlONERY;a fine selection OLDEST SHOE
FINDlNGS the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety; LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all Sizes
STATIONERY, &c. ALL OF THE VERY BEST
QUALITY and as low figures can be had at any
nlacc in the Valley. My Tinctures, Essenses, 0int
ments etc. ! warrant to be ofthe strength required
by the standard pharmacop@ia.
ls2s~ Prescriptions carefully compounded
To Physicians and others in want of Drugs ant
Medicines in considerable quantities, we will sell
ut a small advance on Baltimore prices.
TERMS CASH, OR RS EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. B. SCHMITT.
CARRIAGE MAKING. =
y The undersigned having lately T&2Ar--l}11..s3yZ
opened his Carriage Factory, 49,
in Woodstock. at he old stand of frederick
Scheffer, wou'd respectfully inferm his friends,
and the public generally, that he is nog pre-
pared to manufacture all kinds of NEW Work,
in the carriage AMI coach line, and to Go re
pairing Of all kinds, at moderate living rates.
Respectfully invite the public to call and ex-
anime work on hand
VIM B. MORRISON.
Sep 10. 'G8.
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& UMBEh, Tor sale by
y Ap y s.A. BANNER.
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ESTRAY STrER.

EN3t4a l--Iaken up by tie subscriber,
IL ""I, in this county, on the first day
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a SMALL. FARM OF 10 ACgFs,
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YFSHE offender CaURN, diff erent sizes
the best churn in use Gail and examine
June II j. w. BANNER
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:. CREIGHTON & SON,
SO King ST., Alexandria.

A FFIGTFt3 RESTORED IGNORANCE Elk
n sse5s{k = IALLACIES UNMASKED
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ROCERIES, fresh and fine, for sale by
APP % S.A BANNER.
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FE,HOSE WHO DESIRE ERiTLtANCY OF
i COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the
6rlod. which lIelmboid's Concentrated Extract
ct SatsaParilia Invariably Gees. ASK for Heio.-
5oij 5. Take ne otucr
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EVENING STAR.
LATE. TELEGRAMs. &c.

Henry Seitz, a German boy sixteen years old,
VISITED the house Of Mrs WetOwski, in Ale
b ny City, Pa, on Christmas day, TO solicit the
Company OF young lady to the skating park. She
gave him no decided answer, and he declared
he would shoot himself ii she would not go,
fOuriSh.ng pistol at the same time. Shortly
afterwards the boy was found shot in the fore
head. He died in a few hours.
The report that there would be trouble with
The UteS and Apaches, in New Mexico, il su-
thOritatively denied by the A gent and the Inter
prefer, who Charge the people OF New Mexico
with desiring the agency in the reservations
broken ny and located IN their midst, in order
that they may share the benefits arising from
the annual distribution Of $1,000 900 by that
agency
The COlumbiasugar refinery, at Philadelphia.
was burned yesterday, involving a loss of
S22O. 600, on which there Is an Insurance of
S120, eco. A number of stores on Fourth street
we're burned on Saturday morning. and the loss
amounted to 100000, probably halt insured.
a fight occurred ON Christmas afternoon
among some negroes in Savannah, and tSo no.
hcemen, endeayoring To stop the disturbance
were attacked by the crowd, and one of them
John Sullivan, was shot and instantly killed
The other was wounded. Twenty-Five negroes
have been arrested
An eX-pOliceman at Detreit, name Kane. was
feund on the sidewalk Saturday with his throat
cut from ear to ear. His next door neighbOr
Michael Costello, was arrested fer the crime.
they had slight quarrel in a saloon shortly
before the murder.
A new commercial treaty has been concluded
between Great Britain and Japan, BY which a
number of additional ports in the latter country
are TO be opened and various privileges given
which have heretofore been excluded from for
eisners.
James Calvin, q ght-watchman on the Har-
lem Railroad, at Client Station, was run over by
a train Friday night, and his head was com
pletely severed from his body. 1t is presumed
Lac was intoxicated.
Ten more of the Spanish gunboats have sailed
from New York. The steamer X. X. Cuyler,
now fitting UP at Carthagena, is reported To be
IN the Cuban interest To destroy Spanish ship
ping.
The Southern Express Office at Huntington,
Tenn, was robbed wednesday night of
50 500. The robbers first Knocked Edward Cole,
the agent, insensible, and then deliberately
broke the safe,
The Denver mail coach was captured by rob
bers Saturday night, fifteen miles from Chey
enne; the driver and passengers were turned out,
and the robbers drove off with their prize.
General HuTIbut, the new American Minister
at BOgOta. has been officially received. Speeches
made on the occasion alluded fayOrably to the
proposed DarieD canal.
The business houses of Santiago, Chilli have
been mostly destroyed by a great fire that &C.
CURED in the city. The loss Is heavy
Jacob Leonard, aged seventy-seven years
committed suicide in Philadelphia Friday after
noon, by taking laudanum.
Mrs. Lacker was run over BY horse car in
Philadelphia, Friday, and killed
The Ontario Parliament closed Friday.
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KY I. COLDWELL & Co, Auctioneers,
- No. 301 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets


A BY virtne of decree of the Supreme Court
E";K OF the District of Columbia, passed in Chan
- =. Gerry cause No. 1f52, Equity Docket 9, John
u whlte 81 a. VS. Edward Abner ct al, shall, at
auction the following Real Estate in said District.
On MONDAY, the 9th of December, A. D. 1859 at
CLOCK p m, on the premises, Lots No IOl, I(2 ll3
ana lOi IN the subdivision of Mount Pleasant as
made by Wm =. Dole and John w. Wright These
Lots are on 9TH street above Grant avenue and
and are unmprOved.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of December, A. d.
1909, at clock p the premises, Lot i'm the
recorded subdivision of Square as This lot has
front OF 80 feet inches on Boundary street between
?th ana pin streets est, and is improved by small
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of December, A.
~ lS69 at clock p. m, the premises, the east
= feet and the western third of Lot = in Squase
t,Y ~. Pa u ~ 80, 40. :. , OF y 49, norlh, pc
the east Il feet-is improved by Weiss Beer Brew
cry and the Other-that is, the western Thirds i'm
proved by two story Brick Building, which al
the large Brick Lager Beer Brewery, on the south
east corner OF street n~rth and 81 street vest and
winch is at present used as an engine house.
Terms OF Sale: third Of the purchase money Of
each Lot to be paid in cash and the residue in re-
spectiyey and Il months from the day of sale with
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
or the whole may be paid in ash at the purchaser
option. A deed given when all the purchase money
Is pad stamps and conyeyancing AT the purchasers
cost. SIS each Lot to be paid at the fall of the
hammer w. Y. FENDALL, Trustee
del3-tds ]. T. COLDWELL & CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
DAY, January 4th, and WEDNES DAY, January
5th, $50, at the same hour each day. By order Of
the Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
ri W. L. WALL a CO, Auctiopeer..


ri W. L. WALL Co, Auctionecrs.
UNITED STATES NAVY lARD, wAsutSGros.I
cosssSpsSr's oFpicr.
win be onsrsd a public sale, % the hsshe-, b'a-
the W sshineton Navy Ysrd, . quantity Of condemn
ed articles, enumerated ss follows;
F~ BsreaH az Cossfrrorses as6 R,P1w
Launch. E barrel. Of rrsu.e fro-
Bsfse, sveepinss Bras foua-
8 Oar; iotGarpentcrs' Tools.
lot old Doors, Ladders, Graiings. sab Fram.s &C.
fev Bsreas az Eeupnerr end Rer-r,rrs
I'd yard. OIL ciSIt, 70 psaSas y "a n Ksps,
~ bal Covers, lot Tools and MiscetlaBs-
l. Awnings,
20 feet Gum Hose, Is fec, Leather Hose
For Bsyean ~ Yards a.d Doris
A large lot Of Furniture. eon-i.tine OF c.rr.,.
Oilcloth, HairclOth and Cane seat Chair VI .luut
Sofa, Sidcboard, Bedstesd Walnut aud Pine m
rea1s. ardrobe, Latrobe Stoves, &C.
Fw Bs-eas of Prorisiozs and Clcth,as.
A large quantity cf Bread. Salt Beef ana Pork
a 1SrF , KSe bssns Dr,ed Apples Molas-e. Pickle.
Ground Coffee, Bread Bags. Jackets. Cloth, Satinct
and Duck. Trowsers. shirts and Drawers. &c sat-
ret Blue Flannel shceting. Canvas Duck. Blsnkess,
msttressee Tobacco, soap, Tin Pote, Pans and many
Fsr Bweas Of Sasaps Ess,r,vi.r.
zOld Boilers. Sstesm Gauges.
Terms Caeh Twenty per centum Of the purchase
money will be required AZ the time Of sale Articl.s
70 be removed within ten days or positively forfeited
,. A. DAHLGREN
oel.I&A Rear Admiral Commanding
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DIED..

TURTON. 0a the 18th instant, SUSAN IDA in
tant daughte. OF e.. III. and c. L. TurtOn, aged II
months.
The family and friends are invited 10 attend her
funeral from the residence Of her parents, No. 4O4
street, between 10th and 18th streets, at clock
D. m. on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
TABOR. In this city. ON the 18th instant, in the
9th year Of her age, Mrs NANCY TABOR (col-
OIedJ formerly Of Winchester, Va.
Her funeral will take place from the Asbury
Chapel, corner llth and streets, to morrow Tues
day } 18th December, at 3 o clock.
Winchester Val papers please copy.l
WAUGH. On Friday evening, 9th instant at 61S
O'Clock, Of paralysi Of the heart, Mrs. RACHEL
WAUGH, widow u the late A. +. Waugh, of George
town, ID. c. aged 60 years
" Precious In the sight Of the Lord is the death of
HIS saints.
BAUER On the 18th instant MARY c. beloved
daughter Of George W. and Annie n. e. Bauer, aged
weeks and days.
FAURST. On the 2ith instant, JOHN FAURST
In the flst year Of his age.
WANNALL. On the I'd, HATTIE, infant dangh-
ter Of J. +. and j. L. Wannall aged months and ~
days
UPSON. In this city, Christmas morning, at the
age Of IS years, ELBRfDGE G.. UPSON
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SALE OF VALUABLE GOVERNMENT PROP
AND MISSISSIPPI.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. {


-, - December IL, lSs1.
The u. s. MARINE HOSPITAL and q ROT Nbs
az ticksburR and hatcher, NJ issis-ippi Wilmington
and ocracoke, n. G; and the 4 :. Branch MINIS
and Ground at Charlotte, N. C.. and Dahloneea !,
Will be offered for sale, at public auction TUES
DAY, the 18th proNimo, at y NJ, by the following
officers, OF whom interested parties can obtain all
requisite information:
Marine Hospital al Nicksburg Miss, by Collector OF
Customs, Nicksburg.
Marine Hospital at Natchez, Miss, by Collector OF
Customs, Naichez
Marine Hospital at Wilmington, n. C., by Collector
Of Customs. Wilmington.
Marine Hospital az ocracoke, N c., by Collector Of
Customs, Beaufort. y. &.
Branch Mint at Charlotte, N. c, by Collector OF
Internal Revenue. Salisbury. N. G..
Branch Mint at Dahlonega, Ca. by Collector Of In
ternal Revenue, Atlanta, Ca.
Terms Of sale One-fitth cash; the balance in four
equal quarter yearly payments, (the first Of which
shall be made the llth April next with interest
from day Of sale until paid
Any failure on the part Of the purchaser 20 make
the payments above will involve the surrender Of
the property and the forfeiture O. the Government
of the payments already made.
AL bids 20 be made subject 10 tho approval Of tho
Secretary of the Treasury; the Department having
the right TO reject any all bids. n deemed TO the
interest Of the Government 10 do So
certificate If sale and possession subject 60 tho
foregoing conditions, Will he given the successful
bidder upon the acceptance Of his bid 10y the Secre
tary Of the Treasury, and the deed executed when
the last payment shall have been made
GEO. 3. BOUTWELL,.
de l6-2aw.t tall secretary.
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dell,il&E
10y THOs. Y. wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auction
No 166 nh sfraaf opnasita
RI s. mARsHALs SALE

In virtue Of q writ Of heri faciss on Judgment Of
condemnation issued from the Clerks Once Of eiss
supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia, and Co
me directed will SELL at public sale. for casa, In
front OF the Court House door of said District ON
MONDAY the 10th day Of january next ls-O AZ ~
O'Clock m, all DEFENDANTS right title, clains and
interest in and to the following described proprrty
o. wit: Part Of lot No 10, square No oh begin
ming at the northeast corner n said square, thencs
all and singular the improv ements thereon in thu
city IT Washington, d C, seZed and levied upon as
the property of William y. Particle and will b. sold
o. satisfy execution No Co.'s, i'm favor Of National
metropolitan Bank Of Washington. u. e.
ALEX. SHARP, L. :. Marshal u. G.
December ~, ls69. da2l dts
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE; g.s;A,

y. IL
BALfIHoRE, In, December 2lst, ls63.
At this ONCE until y m on THURSDAY, January
9th, 1870, for furnishing 10 Recruiting Party and
Recruits for unitei States Army at Baltimore Md :,
the FRESH BEEF required by them for six
months commencing February LIST, $50, or such less
time as the Conmissary General Of Subsistence may
2. The Beef to be Of good and marketable quality,
In equal proportion Of fore and hind quarter meat,
meek: shanks and kidney talow 70 be excluded D :
). The necks Of the cattle slauRhtered under thi
agreement shall be cut Oh ct the fourth vertebrsl
lolnf, and the breast trimmed down. The shsnks Of
fore quarters shall be cut on from three to four
inches above the knee joint and Of the hind quarters
joint.
Butchers having stalls in any q the city mar
stalls on such days those marke.s are open, spec
flying the markets, the days Of che week, and the
hours Of such days between which the Beef can be
there obtained lis not EXPECTED that any o1e Days
order Tor Beef willcover osoie s.ertr a. the sans,
and most OF the orders VIII probably be for small
amounts at time; such orders to be filled by sue
cessve cuts from fhe quarters Of the Beef as men
toned In parS Of this advertisement BY Beef Of
equal oualiry to the same. :
B. Bidlers are requested 10 be present to respoud
to Their bids and be prepared TO give bonds Tor the
g. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly ssPro-
posals for Fresh Beef snd addressed 60 the under
signed, Who reserves the right reject any or al
bids not to the interest Of the United states :
Conditions, requirements. payments, &c. Is here
dsn* Brevct Brig. Gen. md G. s.. o. s. A.
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HHl READ. READg READn
For the Information Of All Purchasers
STRASBURG BROS.
373-SEYENTH STREET-373

osoSh' LN IL ClhLLl-oSO
Is giving the following price list, as they are
LADIES' SHOES AND CATERS.
FRENCH kID PIP BgTT3N BOOTS high cut~s4 g
TEkHsH M MSSkkGGSSS KID OR GOAT FOX 4 "
FIJI E% $RhS FdxEb LACE 8
EfS5 ff$# $A!T#Ff fl siH
GOAT PAT. ANGkIETT !" ::::....:.-s %
THE cH,uP EXTRA AZ H tTiHo poor .......3 %
IHE $500 "
F FfSh k fn4hs e SzE Ssb % fPf e
MISSES SHES EsfEs e Hhhi Gvh aEfEErY FROM
THE LARGEST A s. yS SMI OF chill.
Mt6E f F FROM % CTS AN To sH9M sa
GENTLEMENS LIST OF HoME,MADED BOOTS,
FRENCH 6 ShGFS Box BSRf f6EErE Doors dates,
rnEScH CALF J EA5T fT TS5TE BOOTS g
FGfISf SSffEEsi s1iTcnED JON
FRENCH CAfF FHIR STITCHED SHOES: : 3
sE@Eb coSaREss GAiTEks s1-o and g g
M MEMS fESEs Il H bSSTs sts
BOYS AND YOUTHs' BOOTS AND SHOES OF
ALL KINDS.
SCHOOL SHOES for Boys and Girls OF the best
quality, at prices to suit the times.
Bear in mind, thatalaying had long experience in
the wholesale business in Baltimore gives us the ad.
vantage over other dealers OF getting our goods d.
rect from the manufacturers. We make il an object
to sell at regular wholesale prices BY this method
you can purchase pair at the same price they
c6st by the dozen in Northern cities Please give US
acal before purchasing, and you will a saving Of
Is per cent.
ST,D ASry-pCru puoS
1913 SEVENTH STREET,
de3- I'm Between I and X
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MARRIED..

MOUNTAINEERING. December I'd by the
Rev. Father kean, OSCAR Il. WOODWARD, of
Kansas, and ELIZA VI. daughter of the late Simon
Flynn, Of WashDgtO ton, ID. e.
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AUCTION SALES.
IN VIM. L. WALL & co, Auctioneers.
- New Marble Building,
Corner 9th street and Peppsylyania ave,

- New Marble Building.
corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
cffSSSSk kEEJIG6s VINES AMP sESARs
@' On n RI h fsDaY MORNING. December "a,
81 our 70 vi.
lot of fine GrOceries, Wines, Liquors, &C,
%; barrels Sugars, different brands
To- Ssrreis sTsh5H sssy a1 xxxxxxxxx
toSSeei siSGf sS 1 re- rs% Nectar
Barrels Gin, Sherry and Port Wines. Braudies
= barrels Fion our ssiItte,snt brands
20 boxes Adamantine Candles
~ boxes Starch
Cases sssss SSse d ,Dd r;, brands
ss ssssts Green Sa.
Blaekins. Pepper. Mustard. R.isins
t caas, Hams jsTs S;a Rice
100 dozen Blacking Brushes
100 dozen Scrub Brushes
of tbo LOT 81 Gsoeerie Horses, wagons, &C. by order
VIII many other articles in the Grocery line too
the goods are ali STOCK 70 This s.e As
The b liquors are of H W% be-, brands; in -
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMs
- Auctioneers and Real Estste Brokers,
No. S26, Southeast corner 7th and streets
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, &c :. AT
a. M, we ss saf ssl i al So s 4 j.
~ =. Fronting on 18th street west, between G and
TABLES Tai OH Painting ChandeIiers shades Brussels
Cane seat Chairs, Stoves, &c.
deN-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY THOMAS Z; WAGGAMAN,
Office, 466 9TH street, opposite Post once.
VARIABLE IMPRoyEn PROPERTY AT AUG
TWEEN SsE 10Th AND CORN STREETS, No.
:a!House l26 Pennsylvania avenue, between
sth ana 18th streets 1t has nine rooms and is under
co Terp s S SSnn All at
ast THos Ere "a, SGSils " hac.oneer
fSY G Ins,;l..s, W ~ IA
No. s2o southeast corner of 9TH and ID streets
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
WAGONS, HARNESS, COWS, &c, At HGe,
g. On WEDNESDAY, the I'D instant, at 10
sns fg G sSs Gf ss
OF Columbia the personal effects of the late David
east and Pennsylvania avenue, the following goods,
Lot Of Household Furniture,
Also,
At II clock a. m, shall sell the following stock
consisting Of
One Bay Horse, one Sorrel Mare
One Fine Bay Horse, Six Fine Work Mules
Two Carriages, and Harness
-Four Market Wagons and Harness
Carriage Poles, Robes, &c.
Scales, Meat Tubs, Saws, Axes, Hatchets
. Baskets, &c; one excellent Cow
AND many other articles which deem il unnecessary
TO enumerate.
Terms cash. WIN DIXON Adm
de Is GREEN WILLIAMS anc,s
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain, until MONDAY, Dec 9th inst
at the same hour and place
BY order of the Administrator
" THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned on account of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
december 2th inst, at the same hour and place
BY order of the Administrator
de- d iChronl GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auets
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NVIlCE ~ CONThACTORS.
OGee 81 Superintendent and Inspector Of Setcers,)
(drrtdgetrdys, Foottrdys and Netc bkildtngs, )
CITY HALL, WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. q, 1859.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Mayors
office until II m, MONDAY, January Sd, 1870 for
constructing an Arched Roadway over Tiber Creek,
on" street north, from building line to building
line, similar to the roadway already constructed at
intersection Of North Capitol and 4" street north
and according to specifications and plan to be seen
at this Office
Bids will be received only for the full completion
OF the structure, including the furnishing of all ma
terial required, for excavating for foundations &C.
and laying the same The stone and brick to be laid
in cement mortar in such proportions as may be
deemed SUFFICIENT and Of the best quality, and to the
acceptance Of the Superintendent.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in
the sum of IS 900 that the bidder viii accept and
perform the work the contract be awarded him. the
Clerk.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids If
deemed for the interest Of the corporation to do
and any bid that does not strictly conform to this
advertisement will not be considered.
Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals for Bridge
across "kn street north.n CHAS H. BLISS.
de2 lChronI Superintendent Of Sewers, &C.
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BANKERS.

LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.,
b A n X e RS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER TENTH
STREET,
DEALERS IN
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Government and Corporation Bonds bought and
sold. ~
= All other Marketable Securities sold or bought Oh
COMMISSION feI2ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-27
+ UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.

.UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
We csIl attention 10 our large STOCK Of LUMBnk.
White Pine, North Carolina, virginia and Esst-
ern Shore Framing and Matched Flooring.
Cypress Shingles, Lsths; Pickets plain and hooded.
Cedar Posts, various lengths,
Dressed Lumber Of ell kinds under cover.
Walnut, Oak, Ash. and Poplar, Thoroughly -
In fact, all kinds Of Lumber usually found b o
- We .iso dsal IN WOOD si I'D COAL. We havs sss
aLykens Yc,,y:a.
ak2Sken Red Ash Coais
Ash Goals.
osk and Pine Wood. saved md spiit md IN O.
We purchase our stock in the best narksts, WA
fAct, together with wharf facilites eoabs - =
sell af prices that cannet fail 20 be satissctory
We deliver In any part Of the city 316O Dounds n
Orders By man pEeGYH S% M; sf.,x
oc3-H Branch yard Va. ave. and Oh Ct Ess.