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The ladies FRIEND.

TIVE LADIES FRIEND announces the fol.
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Her br Louisa Chandler Noaltou i. The
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yer or Chrlsie Deane Bridal Gifts by
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NuTItE l. hereby -f,u tina, the under
y srne3 has been Appointed administrator
r''.-,-. t-o' Edmond I. r,l..l ..- deceased
lil- of Mason county. " J.. AL person. in
l,otei to said estate are required to make
Immediate payment % tIe under -u-t at his
residence. IN Mason county, anu all Persons
having Claims against the same must present
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tom dale. ~ insy NJ. be- i,harTei
l. kENNEDl. Admir-.
Mason coUr'y Dec. .~. l-rs. we
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SDernf:ltOrrllOe1.

DIX. DOllERTI has Just published an i'm
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
{ Graduate oflh, JHoerniy Of tA4 Guy Of Neis
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~ Miss Edgarton is reported to have intro
duced an astounding innovation in lecturiny
namely, blushing.
ga bin to indemnify travellers for loss by
Careless handlingor delay of baggage, and allow
ing IS a day for every days delay on account Of
the same, has passed the Iowa Legislature.
~The Cincinnati Enquirer (Democratic) has
made the important discovery that nothing is
more certain in the political future than Grants
denomination by the Republican party in 1s72.
~At recent fire in Grafton, a $500 piano
was recently saved BY an intelligent fellow wi o
saved OF the legs, "because there wasn't any
screv-driver handy"
ga belligerent wight threatened to kick a
dry character who had offended him. "If YOU
undertake il, answered the challenged "you
will Ind yourself man more Skinned against
, than shining"
ga shoddy young lady surprised her mothe r
enjoyed the .hugging set to music most bully
1y." She had reference to Waiting, and wby
isn't that a good name Tor it?
ga Boston lady complains that a sweet
tempered dyspeptic, little too spiritual for thi
world and little too material for the next, ar d
who, therefore, seems lowering between the two,
Is the highest type of female loyeliness.
- A little girl in a Western town, after study
Ing for some time picture of the Magdalen re-
Ginning on her face and weeping, suddenly
turned TO her mother and exclaimed: "Mam-
ma know why Mrs. Magdalen Is crying IL il
because Mr.. Magdalen does not buy her clothes
enough"
HFrederick bennett, the boy who myster-
1ously disappeared with $3.50 of his employers
his fathers house about midnight on Saturday
night in bewildered state Of mind and was un-
able 10 give any account of himself. Physi-
Clans think that he was drugged and robbed.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

by COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
ID (Successors TO Jas. @. Mcclure 4 Co,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ilth 81
SUPERB EBoNY AND GILT PARLOR SUITES.
SATIN DAMASK CURTAINS. PIANOFoRrE'
HIRRoRs, RosEwoop ErEiEkEA. Null piE
skoNzEs SsJck FINE Oh
TURE, MARBLE-TOP sIDEBOARD, EXTEN-
AND TEA SERVICES, GLAssWARE, FINE
Z ~ S WskbNkAsTpAY 'o MoRNuSa. A,ril
18th, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence of the
w ~ late Charles W. Boteler, No. 32I Missourt
ayennf between 81 and AZ streets, we shall sell the
One superb ebony and gilt Parlor Suite, upholstered
backs :, and covered with Blue Satin Damask;
Pianoforte, Paintings and Engravings
-Four crimson figured Satin Damask Curtains,
lined With White Silk, complete, with tassels
Large Rosewood Center Table, inlaid and marble
French Plate Mantel Mirrors
Rosewood Etegere, with French Plate Mirror and
One Bronze Clock, beautifully ornamented-cost
$3.50 Wv
Walnut Library Suite. upholstered in green rem
walnut marble-top Mirror back Buffet
Lambroklps Lace Curtains and Cernice
rive Walnut marble top Chamber Suites
Painted marble, top Cottage Furniture
HAIR and Husk Mattresses, Toilet Ware
FEATHER Pillows and Bolster
Oak marble-top Sideboard, mirror back, hand
somey carved
Curled Maple Secretary
OAK Extension Dining Table
walnut marble-top Hall Suite. Dining Chairs
Gold band Dinner and Tea Services
rlne cut and Engraved Glassware
English Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Terms cash. '''e'' &c COOPER q LAr1MER.
apZ2 dads Auctvneers.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
Conclusion Ye.aerday,s Preceding.

SENATE.-After our report closed
The joint resolution donating captured can
ment AZ West Point, to the memory OF the reg1-
lar army officers Who fell in the rebellion, was
passed.
The bill of Mr.. Schurz to reform the civil ss-
vice bill OF the United States, was passed over
under the objection Of Mr.. Pomeroy.
lie bill TO repeal the test oath was objected to
by several Senators, and was passed over.
Inc OIL eNempung parsOnages in the District
or Columbia from taxation Was passed over
The bill to regulate the foreign and coasting
trade on the northern, northeastern and north
western frontiers OF the United States, and for
other purposes, was taken up and passed, and
the Senate at p. m. adjourned.
HOC SE--After our report closed
Mr.. Logan IND asked leave TO offer a resolu-
ton requesting Gen. Giles A. Smith, Gen. j. A.
Smith, and Gen. Ely 5. Parker to act as a CON-
MISSION to procure an appropriate burial place
for TIE remains Of the late General John A.
RavlIns, late Secretary of War.
Mr.. Cox y. " suggested thatit be also added
that the commission be authorized to erect
monument to the memory of the deceased.
Mr.. voorhees, (Ind.) said he hoped the gentle
man would allow him to state that the remains
OF General Rswlins are still unburied, and are
now lying in the public vault at the Con yres-
sionai Cemetery. IL was a shame to the country
that this vas the case.
Mr.. Logan said that was why he offered the
resolution he was also willing to accept Mr.
corpOrated in the resolution, and it was unan-
im0usly agreed TO as amended.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. Schenck,
resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
and resumed consideration of the tariff bill.
The pending question was upon an am md
ment Ohered by MIR. Conger, (Nfch.,) when the
House was last in committee by adding to the
paragraph relating to iron in slabs a proviso
:" that any such ends, chipping, or Punchings
which shall have been cut, stamped, or par
italy prepared for anv article of manufacture
and which shall be entered or attempted to be
entered under the subdivision shall be forfeited
TO the United States"
The amendment was adopted, and pending
further consideration OF the paragraph, the
committee rose.
Mr.. Burdett, (Mo.,) from the Committee on
Elections, reported the contested election case
OF Ryan and Newsham, from the fourth LOuisi-
ana district The resolution of the committee
awards the seat TO Mr.. Newsham.
The House then. at ID. m. adjourned.
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0A.tax on the soiled doves pays all the schoo

@A.tax on the soiled doves paws all the school
expenses of Council Bluffs.
Objectionable suits for ladies in New York
this spring are described as ornamented with
everything, "from acob' s ladder to PEN wiper
in silk"
~ The Madison Democrat offers to bet that
Ole Bull will marry young lady in that city in
less than ninety days.
R-Two companies of Canadian volunteers
sent to the front at st. Armand, were such small
boys and they boo-hooed so, their colonel kindly
sent them home again.
- Under the head of New Music, a London
paper prints this advertisement: "Madame
Brenners Musical Gymnasium. For Ladies
only"
1Dr. Mary Walker has returned from her
Woman Suffrage Missionary tour to Texas and
raports to the New Orleans editors that the
cause is progressing finely there.
1The New Bedford Mercury saws Jim Fisk.
Jr., is not satisfied with the homer of being Col
onel of the Ninth New York Regiment. He sta
ted, day or two since, that there was one
other distinction that he crayed-thst of being
elected deacon of a church in Bristol, r. /.
~The Mount Carmel (Ill.) Register says:
"A young spooney of this city sent word to one
of mother Ewes fair daughters, asking permits
sion to call on her, and received the following
emphatic reply: "1f you come about our house
III snatch you bald-headed." He didn't call on
her.
SA quarrel on the Boulevards terminated
thus one day this week to the amusement Of the
sPtCtdtoIs+ Monsfeur, you snail give me
satisfaction Reply (amidst a peal of laughter):
"Monsieur, i cannot. 1 am a member of the
Society for Protecting Animals"
r<The freshmen students in the university at
Ann Arbor made their annual raid upon the
wooden sidewalks the other night, while the
sophomores tore of the wheel of the university
bell and battered South College. "Pretty
boys"
~A husband-whipper has been sent to iai
for thirty days at st. Paul's, MINI. The woman
In question Is Mrs. o. L. Wilson. She was very
uel to her poor henpecked husband.
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CHARLIE HERzBKRGg LOAF OFFICE.
ssi 8 s rEEI i sssoaarH
DR0POsALs TOR STATIONERY.
TRASHY DEPARTnEsr, Moro

TnKAsUny DKPARTmRNf, y arch -, l65D.
ri. DsI.rtnent until the ssTH DAT OF xPSiL.
sisss ion. Sf iss s.ssias vim ;. furnished .,..
Yhs bids vim be considered .,d sees,s.s .rr.
GER within TN days sfter being called uDos % % 40.
The articlse ooptractsdfor must be furnisksd fro9
. sse, ,n s ssssS sns yssr y
EscA proposal must Be sisnsd 81 The isdisidsal q
%atS q s1s < &. %
(eneoo,1 Approved b. United ststss ollcer q d
district IN viich d. ssrsti rssids DO businsss,
sH oe.d ueo q IS. s1sesoa q eonsrs ser
under il, and The Isriornsncs q the ss.s. -
erpsr dsssisd for tSs p1rpcss by t6s sssSstsyyvo
th Ifseury and the delivery q IN Inferior srteie
VA b deemed sufhcient causs 70 snnui - e.
Dsii,srsss nd b. irsSss cSs1s. a n. r,..-,v
Department. Washington- -
he failure e comply With. any one sresr NO.
Ssss q sss isss " IS. & ss
may direct the Durchaes. IN ope. 1arkee. 81 no
ouantitiss Of any articles e sbsll y ssc.ssT =
eSssss % the y - es:sss @
Price Which Il shall b fossd ssesssp 70 pes log
Propossis u,scoo.ps.isd By . s.eisf.ctory boel
wiii not b oossidsr.d, s:d coas.et. vim 3
sWsrdsd only 20 estAbiishsd nsaufsctarsrs q, %
1sAae's M 's GEO. q. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Trsasnry
mh 1-eoln fChrca. and hep
No leeJ WINDOW sHAD1s, INo. leS
Urn Different sizss end oolors. Tn
srirrr.i SHADES nsas k e III Iss.r
nS; %es TN street, bssvssa D snd Sc;
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SINGULAR yERDICT.-The verdict of the jury
in Bowler's case, in Richmond, is very surpris-
ing. Charles III. rogers was found near Rich
mOnd, dead, with two bullet holes in the back of
his head His person was robbed Of q consider
able amount of money, &c, he was known to
have about him. Bowler was the last person
seen with the deceased, and he Immediately fed
There are other circumstances going to show
BowleTs connection with the crime. However
the jury brought him in guilty OF murder in the
years in the penitentiary. This is very remark
able. Bowler either killed Rogers or he did not
Kill him. In the first case, he certainly commit
ted the foulest of murders; if he did not kill
him, then the verdict should have been not
guilty"
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MORTGAGEE's SALE.

80 By virtue Of q mortgage from j. p Bartho-
low and wife to Matthias Linthicum dated July LIST,
Prince Georges county, the subscriber will offer at
public sale on the premises, on TUESDAY. May 8,
SEAT known IS "Ysrrow," or "Riversdsie," on
winch y-P Bartholow now resides, adjoining the
binding on the railroad and turnpike leading to
Msshlngton. 1t contains LOG acres, more or less.
has been highly improved by the present owner,
having thereon two new and beautiful DWELL
Barn. stable, Corn House, Poultry House, Hay
bsrrack Sx0 feet, and beautiful Lawn; exeels any
Thousand dollars have been expended in the pur-
chase improving, and hesutfying it. 1t is situated
line. and one mile from Bl.dsnsburs, OF which it
eeommanos . fuiI view further description is not
requested TO call and examine the premises
Terms; One ball cash; balance in and Il months.
MATTHIAS LiSfffHIcgM. Mortgage;
Or, d.. BANNON, Attorney,
ep5-td 81 ST. Paul BALTIMORE
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WONAN's RIeHTs IN DELAwARE-A man by
the name OF Crowden, living in Dover, becoming
addicted TO the excessive use of liquor left his
wife and family some time during the winter,
and ceased 10 provide for them. The wife, with
her child, finally found a home amongst her
Intends in the country, but one day last week,
while on visit TO Dover with the child, little
girl about two wears of age, the husband, seeing
them, made forcible attempt TO get possession
OF the child, when the mother was reinforced
by number of other women, who attacked
him IN such furious manner that Crowden was
glad 10 beat hasty retreat, while the child was
hurried through a back way and restored to its
WILMINGTON Commercial.
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FRED. W. JONES, Trustees.
% ids COOPER LATIMER. Ancts
PY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to j. O. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner Penn ayanna and lffh sfrl

LOT, ON 1 STREET NORTH BETWEEN On
AND 3D. STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
~ BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated the
E" nrst day of August, 1868, reCo rded in Liber T
and r, No. 5, folio 50, ct seq, one of the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District O
Ooiumba shall proceed to sell at public auction
on the premises on MONDAY, the % day of MAY
a. ~ l,IO at So O'Clock p M, all that part of that
certain lot OF ground situate and lying in Washing
ION CITY IN the District Of Columbia, and known as
Lot No. IA in square No. 562 beginning for said part
OF lot at The northeast corner of said lot; running
thence south, $50 feet to a private alley in said
SQUARE thence west ~ feet inches; thence north $50
ieet TO street. thench east % feet inches TO the
Deglnnlng, with the improvements thereon, consist
ing OF nearly new three story Dwelling House
with back building, with all modern conveniences
ana containing III rooms. This property Is opposite
the residence of General Sherman in one of the most
beautifu and rapidly improving parts of the city
, Terms of sale: 5000 cash; OF which s. 800 must
De paid down when the property is knocked OF bal
aDce m equal payments. at 6, Il, Is and "a months,
Tor which the purchasers notes mnst be given bear
ing interest from the day of sale, ana secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All conveyancing and
stamps at purchaser cost. If the of sale are
not complied with within fye days after the day of
sale the Trustee reserves the right resell at the
risk and cost of the defanlting purchaser.
Il. T. MORSELL, Trustee.
ap Is dtd COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner Of 7th and D sts
HAIR CLOTH SOFAS, CASTER CHAIRS, WIN.
DOW SHADES, BRUISED CARPETS,
LOUNGES, DINING TABLES, wHATNOTS,
SS0HKJNG AND PARLQR STOVES, TIN
REAUS. WAsHSTANDS. MATTRESSES,
BEDDING, &c. &C, AT AUCTION.
n On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at 10
W o'clock q. m we shall sell, at house No. I429
- on Ohio avenue, between l4th and 18th streets
ap22-d Anctioneers.
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TNlrED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

virtue Of three writs Of eri faciss and one writ
o. venditoni exponas, issued from the Clerk once
Of the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
and TO me directed, will sell ss public sals, for
casa tn front Of the Court House door Of said Die
trict, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, iS7o, ct
noclosk m, all defendants right, title claim and
=, In the City Of wsshington, b. o.. besinniss at
the northeest corner Of said square and running
the lot, thence In : northcrly direction With the
line thereof to the north line Of said lot thence
With said north line to the place Of boGinninR,
together with. all and singular the improSemenfs
fnssrSon ss.eH md levied 1pen e the property Of
estiops Mo-. a. sas, AN, and s70s, In favor Of
Hafthew g.. Emery, 0eo. 81. Plant, A. & T. r.
ALEX SHARP,
mn 1-0 q. 8. Marshal, d. o.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
~ MONDAY Y, the 18th day Of May, 100, 1t the
hour and place, by consent Of all parties.
apu ALEX. SHARP, q. 3. Harshal, d. O.
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Try WIN. L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 902 Penn sy cor 9th At

CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ffs WkEF At TUE
s6 5GGGiEEsSS GR ZEN H 81 Il, KNOWN AS
Court Ss bsTe. 81 S
uPPbis, in equity sitting, in the cause Of Cor
81 ssd the st aG
tbe bebs ~i for sale At public auction
May d $50 O'Clock p M ~. in 'front.' o Of the Us
premises the following pieces Or parcels Of ground,
and being in the square numbered two hundred and
designated as No i've 5I upon the recordea ps, aH Of
said square, beginning for the lines thereof at the
north with the line of 18th street west forty
then due east one hundred and two twefths 100 2j
line Of said lot numbered four % due south forty ao
feet to the north side Of north street and thence
and twStxsfhs oo - feet to the besinSins
containing Cos square feet and square inches 81
Gel Of ground de,isnased By p' the OF humber Ssr
tSs .o. Of SSsy iao Of
dred ahd twenty three 2zs) in the said city as the
IN d e .r b the Once
(O) feet from the southwest corner of said square
due north ten then due sss ops
and two twefths oo ~ feet to the line Of lot
four a. due south ten o ne eet !. 81 tho St Ds S S
numbered hye go thence with line Of lot numbered
the Sesn ne ennian1s % ,oo I'D feet to
square inches Of ground, with all the buildings i'm
Proyements, rights and appurtenances to the said
This property is most eligibly situated at the cor
ner OF 18th street west and north streets Opposite
the Treasury buildings and the Quartermasters De-
partment.
Terms Of sale: One third CASH the residue in three
equal Of third each. for which notes
are to be given payable respectively 6, IL and Is
months from day OF sale with interest from said date
The title will be reserved till full purchase money
be paid setflement TO be made within DAYS from
day OF sale otherwse re sale will be had at the isl
and cost OF defaulting purchaser. $500 TO be paid
down at the fall Of the hammer w S~U
CHARLES d. MATHEWS, Trustee
aP-5taw3w Rep. ] WIN. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts