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Affairs held meeting ct the Capitol yesterc
for the purIo, OF considering the treaty VI
Great Britain lately negotiated by the jolt
High Commission. Assistant Secretary Of State
=. Y. b: DAVIS having been summoned, appeared
commission, which he read and and explained
ct length. From the journal II appears that the
American commissioners began BY submitting
propositions for the settlement Of the Alabama
claims, which involved all positions taken by
Minister Adams in his communications to Earl
Rusfell, including, OF course, rs one OF the main
points insisted upon, the wrong done BY Eng
land in recognizing the belligerency of rebols
This the English commissioners positively re-
fused, and our commissioners were OBLIGED to
recede entirely. The Engli.h members began
by refusing to recognize their liability for losses
refusing nearly al concessions toward such set
Element as has been finally agreed upon. Amer
the American commissioners had given mp the
demand concerning the wrong In recognising
rebels as belligerens, the English commission
ers finally yielded 90 far e 70 expires the regret
sp0nsibility for rebel cruisers fitted out in their
ports, with offset Of payment OF claims Of Brit
ish subjects in the manner provided In the
treaty. The record as read shows that there
were concessions by the representatives Of both
The committee will not report the treaty to
the Senate before Monday next. Senator Sum-
ner proposes to offer several amendments when
IL gets before the Senate, but Senator Morton
will oppose any change In II, - such action win
neoeesitate another session Of the Joint High
Commission. The impression IL that this treaty
win be ratified without amendment. MI. Sum
ner claims the right to amend the treaty, and
finds precedent therefor In the Jay treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain,
which was amended in several particulars.
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Robbed the Qsarsevwasssr,s ne..vs.
@e0e Of $4,000

colonel OF the 10Th Illinois cavalry. vas arre.t,
sd at kansas City, "wednesday, charged with
having absconded from the qusrfermasters
department. at Galveston last March, with
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NABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes
HAVE PROVED

BEST PROTECTION AGAINST DAuPNESS,
TIE MOST PLiABLE,
IHE MOST DURABLE.
The MOST SATISFACTORY
Covering ever worn rupon the foot. They cannot
rip are nne9ualled for preserving their shape aud
will Withstand the harshest usage, Made of All
grades, from the lighteet to the heaviest,
SOLD EVERYwHEBE.
myS I'm
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SoRAHIoN, IA, May 12.-The miners have
reJscted the proposition Of President Dickson,
Of the Delaware ssd Hudson Coal Company. of
SO cents per diamond car until June lst, and i'm
mediate resumption k not to be hoped for.
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MIR. W. W. CoRCoRAN's CONDITION has not
varied sp 9srently within the ls't txenty-four
hours, and his physicilDs said this morning
that although Re I'D )t appear wo. sc yet they
cor d not see thattiere was any improvement In
l's G1u1'
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sae.es Ayres Dsysssi.ses sy Yeiisw

BuHNos AYRIs, April II, tvia London, May
l21Busine8 is ntirely suspended, and the city
lie to great extent deserted The custom house
and all the bsnls are closed. The ravaees of
yellow fever continue. and apparently win only
cease for want Of victims.
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1,OO3 GIFTS.
URAND GIFT CONOE RT AND DISTRIBUTION

n. FOR THE BENEFIT az
ihs fobndQas .ASytHn, StS'srs a. Clarity, N.Ic
YORK, dsto Soldiers ard Sailors q, phbaS
Home, WdSAtHgton.
To be held in Washington, d O. under and by
virtue OF Pr nit from Hon. A. Pieasanton, Com
nssI01er OF internsl Revenue, on "Wednesday, June
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners: story Brick
s a9gsei 6 n Calvert ST., Baltimore, Ss!oO. 22iO
three Dwelling and Saw Mill, lying on Ohes aud
vhio Canal, : ~ CO.: Sstory Brick House. L. Boil
Son st., baltic, : 6,5eo story Brick House. 200
Goysnstown, miles from BALTIC, on Passenger r.
same location, $500 fiue Residence near Govan.
ss%s oesSp 1e near
S Bends: sifs frsos
:nd 49, LinoSn GountS, Netrs ks, per cent gold int
Shares National Mechanics Bank, BALTIC; 100
Shates Citnens National Bank, Baltic: 100 shares
s shorsnerp Central r 100 shares Erie r. g.; 20
Wilmington and BALTIC. r. Il. % OO0 TICKETS only
VIII be sold, At So each, 5 $50 900
Hen MGCoLLouGH Elkton, Md. Co,n,,.,,,
Hon SEs Fte eAsyLsi Sslt p,, md
=, RCrssees MAJ. Gen. d. Hunter, A., Wash
10 g.epS ~ o.; bon jas NegIey, Pittsburg, Pa;
Co. f s.nS.s al RsSE Nd APPsmsu
late Atty Gem, Baltimore
Deeds OF the above Rsal Estate certified ~
corns,sl, in the hands Of he Tru. e Tickets and
Mu.ic Dealers, 923 Pennsyivsnia avenue; " II
D. II. Morrison. Booksellers. f1s Psnnsyylnia
avenue; Benz Dew of, Jewe,ler. 619 Pennsylva i,
Ais5INp Dudley, Real Estate gents, Loqi.isna
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
~ Orders By mail Will receive prompt a :sy-
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The Mace Coburn Fight poxs.o..n


BCYrALo, May 1.-THE Mace-Coburn neht
has been postponed to Friday, j une 2, az ansss
Siy. Coburhf gang viii be here at ? O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
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ERfh, Pa, May i2.-it IL reported that Coburn
wiil not 20 TO kapt1s City, the place appointed
Tor the renewal OF the fight with Mace, and viii
sue the stakeholder for the recovery Of hts
money.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENuE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s32e,.i2
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

r...-,--~ - 10 90 y ~ It'll
travellers are always liable to sudden attacks of
ny sentery and Cholera Iorbus. and these occurring
Tnen absent from home. are very unpleasant. The
fAN hlLLER may always be relied upon in such
cases As soon ss you feel the symptoms, take one
teaspoontul In gill of new milk and molasses and a
gl OF hot water, stir well together and drink hot
hepest the dose every hour until relieved. AZ the
pains De severe, battle the bowels and back vi the
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take a table
Spoonful in gill OF hot water sweetened well will
moiassee: also battle the throat and stomach faith
fully with the medicine, clear
DR. sweet il tax ont the soreness in cases o,
one,settiDg faster than anything he ever applied
, fishermen. 50 often exposed TO hurts by having
thelr SKIN pierced with hooks, srd fms OF fsh eau
be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as 20 n
as the accident occurs; in this way the anguish =
say three or four times, and you will seld m have
any trouble "
The bites and scratches Of dogs aud cats are soon
c. ID by ba' hing with the Pain * iller clear.
RS eo,d&w
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Not SO.-we are authorized to saw that thee
is no truth whatever in the statement p lb "sh ed
tb's morning to the eject that the 'Commi-
sioner OF Patsp's has rendered h's resi- nation
subject - accepts ace CT the Secle'iry of
he Interior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

THUBsTONp IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow.
OEk the best article for cleansing and preser
Hetn. Sold by all druggists. Price Is and 81 cents
JOUvENS iNODOBOUB GLOVE CLEANER
sores solled gloves equal to new Sold By all arus
ssts and fancy goods dealers. Price, cents dos "
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u G. RBICaENBACH'S Piano Store,
L. No. 423 1lh Street, dbope Pennd Avenue,
ESTABLISHED OVER 20 YEARs)
bo,e agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
OF VIM. kRsbe Co.. Baltimore and VIM
MeCammon, Albany; also, second hand vS&
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons Tor sale or vVHO
Tent or the mort accommodating terms; Piano and
Orgen Iunlng and Repairing. APPLY
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,
% Tbs splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
neImIess reliable, instantaneous, does not co1taIn
iefo, nor any cttaIte poison to produce paralysis
aestn Avoid the Wanted and delusive preparation.
pGssting virtues they do not possess The genuine
w A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had hi,tv vea,,
nhntsrn,shed reputation to upheld its Integrity
YoIh, S ~ ~ "~ MI -
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The PRoMI MADE CoNoERTs.-The Secretary
OF The Navy yesterday issued orders lor the
Mare END - give promenade concerts in
the Pres dents e. 'uucs every Saturday after
GooG, te, NJ 10 to-TorrCx. and in the Capitol
Park eye.y Wednesday a .ernC IN q, .er this
week.
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E0R SALE Al VERY Low PRIOEs.

$4,000 frst-cass Constant Blooming Rose, mag
nolias, Climbing, and Ornamental Plants, A.
Trees, and Towering Shrubs. &C.. &c. A.
JARfIN, Florist, corner Connecticut ave.
and u street. Ap22-l I'm 49,
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ASSISTANT SURGEON VIM. s. DIXON, o. this
city, has been detached from the naval hos
pital at Philadelphia, and ordered to the Wa
chusetts, now fitting out at New York for the
Mediterranean.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Re ports.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY.
The French Civil War.
VIGOROUS BoMBARDMENr OF PARIS.
fort vaavres take by the ver~attttsss
AND Nee sptured sy the Gasar-
EcmiLaeported Comm.
mist Successes.
ON UROPE TO-DAY
The French Civil War.
VIGOROUS EoxBARDMENr OF PARIS.
Tsl,grarhed Ero'usirsly 70 ne Eren..e .Sar.
The Comm N ntsts Dt.cournxes

inc sout mttts DtscOuFaEed
LONDON, May 1.-THE Timss' special ais
patch from Paris SAYS: Colonel Brunei has been
appointed Commsndsn, of Fort vsnvrss. A
series o. batteries have been prepared in the
arrond'sSensnt o, Pantheon. Pestllence lie ap-
pretended in Paris"
A DAILY Ness dispatch from Paris saws the
national battsiions are thtnning ont rapidly.
ne resignation u General No el causes dis
eSufs gement among tue commanists. Deles-
cluge u unable 10 do mach m IN quence OF
III health. but IN q speech ,lst delve cd ex-
pressed confidence I'm the idture freedom OF
france and the success Of the commune.
Telegraph dispatches from Versailles saws the
insurgents are unable 20 repair the DAMAGE
done 20 the WORKS by the Tersailists and vii
possibly attempt the defeat OF the Ia. ser by an
attack IN cong force.
The Mayor OF ne tDwn OF Issv has been ar
rested. Floquet was arrested While on his way
10 Bordeaux, and imprigoned.
The hmneior wllIism ST.
shs atty ind spC ed.
Spain Rstrenebtng.
MADRID, May 1.-THE COrs.tut.onal Con
sre.s will meet Tomorrow, and Moret viii ca
plete financial scheme, which provides Tor great
savings in the expenditures OF the various de-
1rtmenfs OF the government
Death Of a Noted Astronomer
LONDON, May i3.-Sir John Frederick vii
liam herschel, the only son Of the great
IroDomer, and himself an astronomer 81 world
woe re utstlOn. Died tins nor ming. aged g.
Terrific Bom b rdment of Paris
VERSAILLES. MAY I2.-The g0vernma ut bat
tertes msintg N y terrific fire upon the ramparfs
OF Paris, and the fort,hcStions still held BY the
insurgents.
Damage by n Hurricane.
LONDON, May l2.-1he Agnes Campbell,
nom Boston, at Sligo, reports damage In a huT-
ricane.
Reported Commuss-s Successes.
PARIs, May l2-rhe communists claim VIC
tories, and DENY the reports OF successes tor the
Nefsallllsts- Fort Nanyres was retzken by the
communists At the point of the bAyonet There
desperate engagement progressing around
lssy, and the insurgents claim that thew have
recaptured the park OF lsSy. The NerssiIlists
are cutting trenches in front of the MaiIlot
gate, and concentrating troOT in the BOis de
Boulogne. There is a sharp fusilsde about For
Bicetre to-day. Victor Schoelcher has been
arrested.
IL, 900 Reds Holding Paris Against
France.
LONDON, Nav l2-The Standard OF this eve
ming has dispatches asserting that the cOmmu-
INST forces are only 1900 strong. and that the
Versailles army could 60 into Psris to-day II 10
Would.
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LONDON, Nav i2.-The Standard Of this eve
ming has dispatches asserting that the cOmmu-
INST forces are only l., 600 strong. and that the
Versailles army could 60 into Paris to-day II u
would.
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DE- RIG ERA roR
HI wATER COOLEke,
Of the latest styles and kinds. VIII sell a. =
cheap as anyeoty.
Al Stewart Stove House.
sI@-u 1908 Pa. sv.. be: loth and lth sts.
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NEVER PUT OFF UNTIL To. NOR.
IN how WHAT YOU OUGHT
TO Do TODAY!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-21

VALUABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX
n COUNTY AND A VALUABLE tS,ys aEESH
HOUSE ANDLOTIN ALEXANDRIA TX.
CITY. VA, FOR SALE.~-By virtue of decd
Of trust executed by Aaron Bruin and Pauina
Eruin. his wife, dated February lst, 1853, and OF
record in the Clerks ofic" of the County Court
Of Fairfax, and in the Clerks office ol the CpUn-
- Court OF Alexandria county, tho underslSn-
ed, as trustee in said decd named, will expose "a
sale At public auction, at Manassas Station, on
the o., "A. & VI. r. r., on Til L RSDA1, the
twentv-trst day of December next, Is l., at L.
o'clock H., if the weather should be suitable on
that day-f not, the next suitable day thereafter,
two certain TRACTS OF LAND by said de-
cree convened and both situated in said county
of Fairfax, State Of Nirgnia and adjoining the
lands of Joseph Holden and others, and lying
on the stream known as Bulls Run; the one con-
tanning about two hundred and twenty-five
acres and the other containing about elgbty-n'hc
acres, the two parcels forming II tract VI land Of
about three hundred and fifteen sores.
The said tract of land is of excellent natural
,oil; in good state of improvement, with \ new
cuinmudous and comfortable DIV ELLlNG
HOUSE. and all necessary outhouses, ana are
within three miles OF Manassas station.
And on FRIDAY, the I'd day OF December
next ISL At - o'clock m, on tho premises IN
The city Of Alexandria, certain LOI Or P1EC T.
OF LAND, situated in the city Of Alexandra,
on St Asaph aud Wilkes streets, With W.
HOUSES located thereon.
The terms OF sale required BY the deed TO be
cash for the amount secured BY said deed; bu.
sn arrangement will probably be made with the
creditors by which credit of six and twelve
months will be given on the amount due under
SAID decd and longer credit for :he residue O.;
nov l7-eots DRURY WOOD, Trustee.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER u
\ LARGE AND IMPORTANT element OF the

\ LARGE AND IMPORTANT element OF the
population Of Paris is the ancient and hon2fa-
bic fraternity of couciergcs; lhey uunpeI
httv thousand, and recently had their annua'
meeting, at which they elected their PRESIDENT
..cre1aTv and other officers. They are gener-
.}iy cnmn,scd of old soldiers, game keepers,
a. and include all ranks and conditonS OF
men. The military training OF many OF them
brmoht them to the front AS cOlone!s and cap
tains during the Commune. During the gays
a. thc Empire, the concerses We're SPIES OF the
government. They form an Integral part "
every govcrnmcnt-l,upcrial, republican, royal
or anarchical Their apartment Is seutry
box. which no one can pass uncba1enged. Tic
WHO rents furnished apartments must eNpect
70 DAY the concierge from ten 70 thirty francs
4 mopih. 70 make up your room Is an extra
and he is supposed 70 deliver tenant 5 letters
and to give civil answer to all inquiries con-
teruing him. Some Of these concicrEeS arc
very poor others are very rich, ard 1--we IN
APARTMENTS as handsome as any in the house.
Many of them also keep their servants: Some
times they have families their sous, however,
rarely live with them, aut their daughters al
WAYS. 1t is from among the ranks OF the lat,
Ter. if pretty, that most trequently-aS, lndeed
would seem reasonable to be!leve--come the
",,ars' of the Partisan demi monde, ana It IS
not an uncommon spectacle to see these laugh
;ers of humble mothers driving pair OF fleet
,noted PONIES. and dressed like duchrsSeS, de-
sending from their vehicles to visit their pa
rents the poor concierge aud his wife.
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J. VI. BRUADCS, q. r. 4
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On ard after SATURDAY, Jul. |. ISL. t".
daily passenger trains will run bsiNccn " ASH
INGTUN ard LYNCH RI re-, ctrcling double
daily connection. through between y EW YORK
snd NEW ORLEANS. Al tt"rdu!I>!iiie con-
ncc,ion is mad" By nail train with the Cbc-a
prakc and Ohio kaii:na;i daily. Sunday except
ed To Richmond. StaIu.l"n and the VI kGlNlh
SPRINGS; AZ LEnrnhu"g ~ith Atlantic, Nj,
si-sippi snd Ohio Er,ir,c,d t"r th" N"1t ant
Southwest and 81 Washington Tor the No::L.
and North w";.
L.av. Washington daily Il. Gti i. N. a-H 80
y. Iii, and A."Xnudra 4: : 4. IN. ard So y. M
arriving al Lynchburg NJ 5.lG =. a!li =. IL:
Leave LyDchhu:c ~ n. n. n:.d ~ T. Di., ar-
rive NJ AlrNaldr'. IL . =. ~. and 90 II. A..
ind Il; Washington 81: i. 10 ,. ~. and % :. N.
For MANASSAS DIVISION i"avr Washington
daily 'e1ceptHR Sunday with main Inc train,
nj b;bj II. H.. and Alexandria at $40 =. NJ
Leave Manassas Junction ~ 9:3U Il. IN; pas
Strasturg ri l2:A' D. b., and arrive al tsTrlSoi!
burg a. $40 p H., connecting wiIS Harmon Z
Cos. Stage Lineo - :'t,Gnt'". "a"iey Springs,
SC, &c
Eastward. .av" f!a:ri:"nhurG s, H:tj 4.m.
PASS Strssburg =; l. u p. a., arrive ~ Manassas
Junction :. iW 9. NJ, c"nn"ctlng Will lnail
line through :. y a-hjngt"H and the y rti 49,
West.
Co.! roarecti>r.-. b. CON Portable cos.
n,sir u Fsir:aa Cours HOUSE from Fai >
zion ~ Middi.burg from Plains and - I, -:
viii. from Piedmont
Both the. Eastward snd Westward bouD| HA!h.
max. close correction ~ Strnsburg E'tL 4
Winchester And Str:sburg Railroad to " n. -.
ter, Hurpers Perry, CapOn Springs, &c.
Elegant sIrarng cars are run daily tetwcao
New York and i.ynchhu-g. without chnng..
Aloo cars through between Baltimore ano
Lynchburg, avoiding the lnoon"enoacc II trans
fer in Washington.
Through tickets ard baggage checked 70 sl
prominent points
j. NJ BROADUS,
je "a-tf General Tickle: ge.'t
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STE.H.HRDfTS.
OFFICE CLYDE'S STEAM LINES,
" L. South Delaware Avenue,

4 itEs W LIE - > Ca IL AA-'1si''
~ L. South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia, Nov. !, 1871:
For the purpose Of Offering additiorsi facI!i-
ties, and to meat the urgent re- ~
quirenents of shippers, we have %s1Eh~
decided 70 increase the number of ..s1zsse,
oursteamers on the line TO ALEX An DkI A and
WASHINGTON, aud on and after Nove,n Der
stb, will run semi-weekly line OF steamers be-
tween this and the above named points, leaving
Philadelphia, from pier 2, North Whsrves on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at noon; and George
town. from Cnmpany's docks or Mondays and
Thursdays and Alexandria on Tuesdays and
Thursdays meeting with the Orange, Alex
sndris and Manassas, and Washington s. Ohio
Railroads, ard Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and their connections.
Shippers By this ROUTE may depend upon care
ful hsndhng OF freight and promp. dispatch. No
extra charges made for forwarding.
W. p. CLYDE & Co. Agents.
G. P. HYDE. Georgetown, d. c.
N. ELDRIDGE i CO.. Alexandria, Va
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RIILKN.HES.
ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOW y r. t.
Ia MW M 80: - go

WINTER SCHEDULE FOR TIE
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAIN
On and after MONDAY, October u, 1871!
through Mail Trains leave Washington IRON
Mary1aDd avenue del-yts I:lh a. u. Ard pl!'..
for LYnchburg and Internl.liat1. stations, sun
DAYS Included Leave alexandria. from Duk"
and Henry streets. at t4H a. N. air! o:'4J D. III.
from, Lrnchburg and Intermediate Stations >un-
DAYS included connecting with the morning "nH
evening trains for Baltimore, Phiiadriphi" "rd
New York.
Local Passenger trains lcusa Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot. AZ 10, 80, :
snd II t. No. md lao 3:5I, $50 snd 90 =. w.
Leave 4 lesaHdra, from the corner % Duke aiG
Henry streets. =, 4i5 n. n. and 800 D.. IN. aNd
from the corner Of King and 1t. AsHph street.
at 6, s and ~ q. NJ. and 1T l2:|n 2H, and pm.
Local Sunday Train eA"c ALEXANDRIA, tr"T
the corner %: Duke and Henry streets. At 40 r.
n. and $50 T. H. Lesvs Washington. from.
Maryland sve. depot. al $50 a. H. and 10 l.n'.
sss-1 The ia n. N. and $50 p. ~. ioc'! train
from Washington connect with the n."rilnE ana
evening tram otthr W. i q. 4. K. Tor l-'eoburG
and Hamilton. The 5 4. NJ. and POO y. IN. IocA.
trains from Alexandria CONNECT with II" !E"7n-
ing and evening trSilis o: the W. q, x. i
from Leeshurg and Hamilton.
Through tickets can be procured a. tho o.fc.
Of the Company. corner OF 9th stree: and Mary
land avenue, Washington. and buggag" Checked
through. o. y. SIT Ems (1en. Supt.
". j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. &C: Ut
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.YECTsH.S" SHES.
NV E,a,;mer e. CIeary, Aucfrs..

lStar Ulfce BulIdlngS,J
S.r,;thwes. corner of Penns. avenue and llih ST.,
1,IslIISG LANDING 70 BE RENTED
L By AUCTION.
Will be rented, by auction, on TT RSDA( ,
n. 18th of December, 1871. at II O'Clock NJ, at
our action rooms, for the fishing season Of 1877,
the valuable and favorabiy known Fishing
Landing on the Potomac river; VIZ: lhe
WHITE HOUSE, acknowledged one OF the
best Shad Landings; and the SYCAMORE,
good for both Herring and Shad Fishing:
Terms st sac GEORGE n. Bon REX,
FOR Sarah O,!"rh.ch.
LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctr
Washington, dec l9-td -.- -
WILL BE SOLD, BI PUBLiC SALE,
w for cash, al the Poor llpUSc, on MON
DAY. the l., o. January next, one HORSE,
,,yn SOWS. one BOAR and twenty SHOATS.
JOHN STEPHENSON,
dnc 1S-nn.s Stunt Of the roOr,s HNNsc.
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OkAH'E : ALEA : w. N ASt> 4 3D. r R.
THROUGH TICKETS
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