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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING OR MACApAMIZ-
ING CARRIAGEWAYS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC works.
District Of Columbia,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC works.
District Of Columbia,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 81, 1871.
Proposals will be received at the Office Of Board Of
Paving or Matchmaking the Carriageways of the
following streets, viz:
Pennsylva pia avenue, from Fifteenth street west
New York avenue, from Fifteenth street west to
Third street west.
-Four and a half street west from Pennsylvania
avenue to Arsenal gate.
Z street north, from Thirteenth west to Judiciary
G street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
G street north, from Fifteenth west to Third west
Twelfth street west, from north to the river
Eleventh street tst, from Pennsylvania avenue
Third street west, from Indiana avenue to New
York avenue.
street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
H street north, from Fourteenth west to Seventh
Fifteenth street west and Vermont avenue be-
tween Pennsylvania venue and n north
Ninth street west, from Pennsy ania avenue to
Bids for any and all description of pavement will
be received the Board reserving the right select
reject any and all payements that may be offered
The bids must include the grading required.
All bidders for patent Pavements will be required
t9 e?nfGrm to the Specifications Of such patents on
security, to be approved by the Board of Public
Works, to keep such pavement in repair for three
90 years without expense to the Board.
Each bidder will be required, before presenting his
bid, TO deposit with the Collector Of Washington
city to the credit the Board Of Public Works the
therefor, guarantee that he will enter into and
carry out the contract If awarded to him. in accord
ance with his bid. The money deposited will be
refunded to the unsuccessful bidders after the award
Of the contract and to the contractor after the
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Paving
CaTriageways; and directed to Treasurer Of Board
Plans and specifications may be seen at the En-.
gneer ONCE. au22-td
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EVENING STAR.

TEE EUROPEAN VALUE OF KIssEs-Fev
things have a more variable price than kisses,
and a new quotation for them has been fur
nished Of late in the val di COgne of Savoy. A
wealthy sePtuagenarian of that district met a
pretty girl and kissed her, which so offended
her father, who had witnessed the labial
liberty, that he fell upon the armOrous vet
Gran and beat him soundly. Not content with
the castigatiOn, he sued the old man for damages.
During the trial it was shown that the oscula-
tory offended was in the habit Of kissing all the
pretty women in the neighbOrhOOd. and the girl
declared She did not object to being caressed il
she were literally paid for 1t. Consequently,
the court, taking the severe drUbbing the de-
PENDANT had sustained into the account, imposed
upon him fine of 900 francs. Kissings are evil
identity ranked as greater luxuries in Savoy than
in America.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

~. ~ -
Sealed Proposals will be receiv ed al this on &c un
I'll IL m. Of the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, A. ID. ISL,
TOT the erecton q the superstructure OF an iron
truss bridge over Rock Greek, on the line Of IN
and Bridge streets.
The ir1sses TO be below the floor Of the bridge the
derth from the bottom Of the truss the floor Of the
bridge to be ten (0l feet the width q the carriage
way 20 De forty D) feet, with side walks eight -
ieet wide; the clear span between the abutments
be one hundred and twenty five (l2sl feet.
Each bidder will submit his own plan, which must
be accompanied by schedule giving weights Of cart.
and wrought iron In bridge. and estimate of the
maximum strsin by tension and compression on the
wrought and cast iron when loaded with siNty-siN
1901 pounds per square foot of the surface Of the
bridge between the abutments and ratings.
Plans and diagrams showing the plan Of construc-
ton and the details of the work must be deposited
with the proposals The plans, etc, Of rejected bid
ders will be returned.
Bidders will also state the time required for the
completion of the work.
The required masonry will be done by the Board
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids deemed by them 70 the interests Of the Dis
trict TO do SO.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
BRIDGE and addressed to the Board of Public
Works, District of Columbia. Rep. &Chr aus IA
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LoNGFELOw CORRECTED.-At the Miles
Standish celebration, Dr. LOring let out an
interesting "reminiscences OF the Puritan's court
ship not related by LOngfellOw. al claim
ineal descent from Miles StandSh," said the
Doctor, - my grandmOther's name was Alathea
Alden. whose husband, John Alden, was sen
by Standish TO court her by proxy, but who ao
cepted a modest hint from the maid, and won
her himself instead OF his leader"
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- E-ADy RTIsE MENT
TO PIPE-FOUNDERs.
OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUcr,
WAsHINErnN- Annnsi % Is-l

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under.
signed until ~ o'clock ON the 5TH DAY OF Soften
Der, lo9l for the delivery in the District Of Colum-
bia of nine millions 5000 OO0,l of poundslof 3inch
cas:-iron Water Pipe and Special Castings. The
entire quantity Of pipe is divided into four lots and
proposals Wilt be received for the whole or a less
number of lots.
The plans are the same distributed under adver-
tisement of July "a No bid will be received which
does not agree TO commence the delivery before
the LIST day Of October next
Each bidder must agree, and the contractor viii
be required to forfeit one dollar 81 day for delay
in the delivery of each pipe and special casting
yond the time required in the circular and this ad
yertsement.
No proposals for pipes special castings will be
received except in the printed forms, which, with
circulars specifications plans and forms of contract
can be had on application in person by letter or
telegraph TO GEORGE II ELLIOT,
Major of Engineers, T. 5. A, Chief Engineer Wash
mgtOn AQueduct. au35-5t
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LUCR.-The ROthschilds are said to be such
plOy any one in any capacity who has been I'M
fortunate. They always ask the man who APP
plies TO them for a situation, however humble,
% Have YOU ever had any bad luck ?" and if the
reply be in the Affirmative, he is rejected with
out further discussion. To this apparently
severe and unjust mode OF dealing they attrib-
ute much Of their extraordinary success in busi-
m.
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APPRoPRIATE NAMES: For printers wife.
+ m; for a sports wife, Betty; for a lawyer,
wife, Sue: for generals wife, Sally; for
Transfers wife, Carrie; for a fsherman's wife,
Net-ty; for a shOemaker's wife, Peggy; for a
,carpetmans wife, Matte; for an auctiOneer's
wife, Bid-dy; for a chemists wife, Ann-EhZa;
for an engineers wife, Bridg-it; for a farmers
wife, Gerusha.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE Board OF PUBLIC woRKs)
DistTict of Columbia, )
Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Board Of Public Works until IL m, of the 1sT DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. for Furnishing and Setting Curb
stones Of either New York BluestOne, Granite, and
Seneca; also for Laying new brick Foot pavements
with best quality of paving bricks, upon bed of the
best river sand four (4 inches in depth, with sub
stratum of four (4D inches Of pure gravel.
Also, for Relay ing old brick Foot -payemen FUR
nizhing Sand and Gravel as above specified, where
needed
Also, Paving Cutters with Cobble Stone, and ditto
Spaces between flags in flag crossings.
The curbs viii be required to be % inches deep 6
inches on top with dressed face of 6 inches, and
SQUARE jointed ends ard in pieces less than
Bidders viii state the price per linea foot for curb
ment, including the required amount of gravel and
sand as stated per yard for the c0bbe stone
pavement, including the above bed of sand and
gravel per square foot for the tagging, which shall
be SIX TO- inches In thickness and 10 inches in width
ard TO be laid upon sand and gravel as stated.
Each bidder VIII be required, before presenting his
bid. to deposit with the Collector of thecty of Wash
the sum of five hundred dollars, S50Ob taking re-
ceipt therefor guarantee that he will enter into
and carry out the contract if awarded to him in ac-
cordance with his bid. The money SO deposited will
be refunded to the uns successful bidder after the
award Of the contract and to the contractor after
the completion of the work.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Curb
walks and be directed TO the Treasurer of Board
Of r PsH BSaAd Works reserve the rph.
reject any all bids. au22-td
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MARRIED.

STURTEyANT-BEALE. In Baltimore, june
Church. Mr.. NEWELL STURTEVANT, Of Boston
and BESSER, daughter Of George N. Beale, OF
Montgomery county, Nd. Washington paper:
please eOpy.1
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RAILROADS.
~ 40 fHE soGHTR Az sotrfHMEsT.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL

~ 10 TEX SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
sSsss REM Hs1 3 Ssr isa si .:.,f E
eumpleied, and forms. with its con ~ -
sSd so.oa s@ foTE a.. Ph IA h f RP PS
Msshingtsn, Riehmand, Lynchhurg and chats
Niek sburE and al Southwestern cities
LIE resd BED = IN splendid condition, aud the
Pullman : Palace Day and sle~rfns Car. are 20 h,
rms via this route from LynchburG % mobile snt
Purchase Tickets via The Alabama ana Chatts-
noes kstlroad, and secure the quickest time and
The stientieh q Frsrht shipper. ia called 10 this
te ne T me a. Hn;Sss. q sRe.dy transit be
low as ~ any other route.
nsrk ,hg fTsishs, and procure bHl. Of IAaus via
,MILLIAM kEAvY, General freight and ricss
g. sTASroN' General Superintendent, Chstt.-
u 2ose' Tenn. JeSu
RALTiMoRE ANDoHI0 RAILROAn
E E3S HFS hSI EfIs sSS \; ;SSs.i&:AsE
"ksr are nov F FSI i k tt11IlTTsi yiy
sas NJ; iasS' 500. tlis 80 80 s go Il
roe ALL WAY STATIONS.
LesTe eSiiy; ssssPi Sunday At e:sS and sas o.
Tor Principal way stations, Bladeus,.urr. se,.-
a, fa4s 90 sha SnSs9G 90 RA! ss..
yessup. The 5; 40 .. m. stops al Annapolis Jas.
The 5:&s ,. m. on Sunday stops a. during ths
week. -
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 81 O.. m. aud no D m Netraiu a m
from Annapolis on sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave %ek nay Az sf 20 ftS
Leave ron s SHi FaETs So 80 i "a i.s
Leave DAILY 40 eSesg, SATURDAY and sunday, at s:ts
On saturday At ): IS and I.isp.m.
90 On Sunday :! 800 sas I;ts m only; connect.
Wheeling. Parkerseurg PittsburT. Ar
and sns PHn,se between Relay aSu.:
Relay House with strasburs ana v inohssseT scoOs-
Through tickets 70 the West can be had a, ,As
Washington Station Ticket Once at al hours In ne
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston .e. "A.
J. L. WILSON,
i: m. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. ko0NTZ, Gent AIT, W sshington. MI
THRoUGH LINE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsHINeroS, June 2, lS0-nOoa.
I y. FL "a ss INV H feokhk &RAu
LesyS daily except Sunday At 500 !. m, isxs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily tercept sunday at 500 .. m, lst
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York at 900 D. N. and PhIlAdsl-
slseping cars for New York on 9 D. m. train oDI,
Through tickets 70 PHILADELPHIA, New York OF
Boston can be bad At tine station Once al hours
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adverti.ener,
napOlis and the West. }. L. WILSON,
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GbO. :. hOON1L. Agent, Washington. jelS
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TEAS.

As will be seen by the above list our stock COM
prises sixteen different varieties, of which we have
large supply now on hand, and are constantly re-
ceying fresh invoices and our facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the same such as that we have
no hestancy in asserting that are able to compete
fully with any house this side of New York,
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MRS. ABBE SAGE RICHARDSON is appreciated
by the people of WOOdside, New Jersey, who
have presented her with set of writing mate
rails as a token Of their esteem. An album
neatly engroSsed, expressive Of the good wishes
OF her friends, and containing the autographs of
the donors, has also been presentedto Mrs. Rich
a arslS
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AUCTION SALES.

RY LATlMER cLEARY, .Aactioneers
- tsuccessors . Cooper Latimer,l
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANoTogLE, MELo-
hNp, PAINTED CaAMsER snITks, BRns
sEIs Ca GhARP sETs FRE EWIl cR Y pINNER
Or fS lls N ,,}Ig III Ass .s sss4
VI RI Istreet north, one door from ID street west,
assortment OF Furniture, &C, consisting in part
Rosewood Case Pianoforte 4 Bacon & Raven.)
One Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine
One excellent Melode0n.
Sleepy Hollow Chair Rugs.
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
French China Dinner and Tea Sets
Superior Plated and Glassware
Vases and Msntel Ornaments.
Marble-top Tables, Hall Racks.
Walnut and Painted Chamber Furniture.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c.
ID (Successors to Ceope Lstimer,l
Southwest corner Pennsyly ania and 18th street.
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE s 9H 1 s STREET Ebr N9R III BETWEEN
CITY OF WIsHiNNGGf6N, D. CT CT I .f Epf
sky9 BENG B BH1LF Ff E6s 6SE E JAS
A BY virtue of deed of trust to the under
E%8 signed, as trustees, bearing date August 9th.
sxAlS7O, and recorded in Liber No 3d. folio 357,
of the land records for the District of Columbia
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day Of Au
gust, l57l, at o'clock p. m, lot numbered four t4
hundred and ninety nine (l99), fronting q feet 6
inches on street north, by depth OF li2 feet
inches to a ID foot alley.
The improvements consist of a three-story Frame
Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in equal
instalments, at 6, L. and Is months, for which the
purchaser will be required to give his notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty sold. deposit Of ESQ will be required from
the purchaser when the property is knocked down.
All conveyancing and stamps at purchasers cost.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trrs,oas
NJ ASHFORD, trustees
au2l dads Patl LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
by O. W. HAyENNER 4 CO., Auc.ioaeers,
" No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
ii. H. 49, q.
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DPoPOsALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
THE TlBER SEWER
OFFICE OF THE BoARp OF PFRlIc WORKS J
- n p'si..,i q t,si.g.s,a,

WASHINGTON. II. O., August IS, ISL.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Boara az
Public Works OF the District Of Columbia until I
m, SEPTEMBER for the continuation Of the con-
siTuct9n ef the Tiber Sewer, from s present terni
nus on Third tSdl street west 60 the south side of
Maryland avenue. the plans and specifications II
which may he seen at the Engineer S Office.
Bidders viii state the price per lineal foot II
ire line Of sewer, which price must include all cost OF
labor and material max ing good Of all damages
rs re- uired by specifications.
Each bidder will be required, before presenting his
bid, to deposit with the Collector CIV sshngon cty,
10 the credit Of the Board of Public Works the sum
therefor, as guarantee that he will enter into and
carry out the CONTRACT IL awarded 60 him, in accord
ance with his bid. The money deposited will he
retundedto the unsuccessful bidders after the award
oi The contract, and 10 the contractor after the com
pletion OF the work.
=. Proposals 70 he Endorsed Proposal for Tiber
Sewer aud addressed 20 the Treasurer Of the
bia - an 9s-td
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DROPosALs FOR CURLING.

DROPOSALS FOR CURLING.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PusLTc woRKs,)
District Of Columbia, )
WASHINGTON, d. c., August q, ISL I
Proposals Will be received at the Office of the
Board of Public orks until 12 m on the LIST day OF
such place and time may hereafter be designated
BY the Engineer of the Board 10000 lineaI feet of
Granite Blue Stone Seneca Stone Curbings of the
~ inches deep, g inches at top. with dressing on
the front side Of inches and in pieces of not less
Proposals must be endorsed 'fProposals for furn-
ishing Curling, and directed to the Treasurer of
the Beard Of Public Works
The Board of Public Works reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. au22td
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, 4
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 10, lSl.f
Sealed Proposals will be receive ed at this office I'M
I'll 10 Oclock g. M, WEDNESDAY, 20th septem:
Cumberl and COAL, Georges Creek run of mine,
TO be delivered at such times and places and in such
Quantities as may be required, and subject TO the
July IL, 1870, viz: That such coal shall weigh
2,24O pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
at the time of delivery by the person appointed and
qualified under the act for that purpose and that the
prescribed fee Of twenty cents for each of coal
inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid by
Proposals viii be considered binding from one week
from the 10th September, the Department reserving
the right to reject all or any portion Of the bids
ceived.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
contract nor will any payment be made without the
such as the contract calls for.
se Proposals should be eng sfnt e the Of
Chief Of Bureau of Engraving and Print ng,
au2i Treasury Department.
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A PLATE OF GLASS measuring one hundred
superficial feet recently silvered at St
. Helen's, Lancashire, England, by new pro-
cess, by which the mirror was completed in forty
hours, instead OF in ten DAYS, which would have
- been required according TO the old methods
This mirror, it is stated, is the largest ever
manufacturedin Lancashire, and, with one or
two exceptions the largest ever made in England.
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o. W. HANENNER CO., Auc.iJueers,
No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street

TTtFFVk TR4STs OF LAMP h6N2 IN THE COUNTY
M 4S#
MINUS OF THE '.H5 STREET RAiLRolD
81 By virtue Of a deed of trust to me- from Juan
recorded August $50 il Liber ssi, folio lSI
n II and Fl o r to bs P
bidder, at the office Of G. w. Havenner a. Co, 643
bsr R @ n this CITY pa sSptsm
toned in the said deed Of trust and more fully de-
Gels land eouny Of
District Fl Columbia and being part Of the GREEN
guished in certain piats and descriptions thereof,
silned bH =; b Carpenter, surveyor Of Washington
tain deed whereby the rest Of the heirs of William
Hickey have conveyed to WilliamJ Hickey the part
of said Greenyale tract assigned to him upon par
tition and allotment among said heirs, and which
deed recorded in the land records of said county
at the southwest cornr Of o
number one Q) and running thence east sixty-six
east So 90 perches with said farm road thence
south 50 deg east l6 80 perches a stake near black
outline His thence south
west ffty-seven percbes with said outline; thence
containing twenty Eight acres and three rOods and
twenty perches Of land, more or less.
Also, lot numbered eight $50 Beginning at the
northwest corner Of lot numbered seven az and run
ming thence south es deg west SO 10 perchss to first
Yves Ga 30 perches to southwest of lot number
hIe thence north $50 deg. east fifty two perches
rood and thirty three perches of land, more less
plat Of the land and the abstract of title can be
seen at the Office of the auctioneers.
Terms M e ssle s2 0f the purchase money in
the property is sold and the balance in notes at six
and twelve months drawing ten per cent. interest
from day Of SALE secured by deed Of trust upon the
property The terms to be complied with in one
week from the day of sale, the property will be
resod at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
upon five days notice in some paper published in the
city-of Washington
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
chaser's cost. ID. l.. EATON, Trustee
c. W. HAYENNER & CO., Aucts
jy20-1awIw&dts
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AUCTION SALES.

by GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
II No. SlS, Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets.
SALE OF AN ELEGANT STOCK OF MTLLIN-
ELY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION.
~ ON TUESDAY MORNING, August 29th,
ISL, at 10 O'Clock a.. m, we shall sell at the
~ store Of Mr.. Price, No. AIS 9TH street. between
~ ID and streets northwest, his entire stock,
consisting Of an excellent assortment of new and
desirable NJ Millinery AND FANCY GOODS.
Terms cash.
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VALUABLE REAL Estate IN PRINCE

As.A .
UEsDA1, the 29th day of August, 1871, at
clock m, all that piece parcel of land known
Part of tract of land called sYARROW, :" partc-
ularly named and described in deed Of mortgage
from Jeremiah p. BarthoOw and wife TO Alexander
II. Hobbs, bearing date August B. 1907, and recorded
among the land records Of Prince Georges county
Maryland, in Liber =. s., No T. folio &C., &C. or so
much thereOfas may be necessary pay and satisfy
the mortgage debt and costs of sale.
This property Is low in the possession and occu
lancy Of the said jeremiah p. Bartholow, is within
three miles of ashngton city and lies between the
Washington Branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road ard the carriage road leading from Bladens-
burg TO Washington city, and is within FIVE minutes
walk OF Penn crossing, on said railroad.
suburban resort can nowhere be found 1t is ele
waited. commanding q beautiful and extensive view
Of the surrounding country. Ii is in a healthy and
pleasant neighbOrhoOd, and combines unusual at
q number Of choice building lots.
The improvements consist OF q large and commO-
dious Dwelling House. and great variety of out
buildings. The Dwelling is in the midst Of beau
The shrubbery about the house is very fine, having
Teen cultivated with great care and Judgment. As
persons desiring to purchase will doubtless visit the
property and inspect It for themselves il Is deemed
unnecessary to give any further description Of it,
Terms OF sale: Cash, or such Modification thereof
az may be agreed upon on the day OF sale. Any fur
tseS inISTmSlon the property can be had
or of ALEXANDER HI. HOBBS. Trustee
aul62awtd 81 st. Paul street, Baltimore, Md.
1.-THE ABOVE PROPERTY, TO BE SOLD AS
set forth, is portion Of the Highlands, the new
suburban town near our city, and consists Of the
Mansion House, surrounded by It's beautiful grounds,
containing some five acres, md 6aen Villa Sites
third Of an acre to two ssreA es1 eiaid off with
public drives, and for handsome bubkpg spots and
which will all be sold separately. We understand
the terms upon these villa Sizes will be liberal to
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

~ D. O'HARE q SON.
1913 SEVENTH STREET. Northwest,
Between NJ and N.
FLOUR STILL LowERi
Superior Family Flour, equal 30 any In the city,
S215 per barrel sack-every barrel
and sack warranted.
Welchs Best Family Flour, 81 30 per barrel sack.
SUGAR DOWN.
Best White Clarified Sugar, Is cents per 10.
Crushed, Powdered and 6ranulated IA cts.
GREEN GINGER. GREEN GINGER.
GREEN GINGER. GREEN GINGER
FRENCH WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
PURE CIDER yINEGAB.
sPARKIING CATAwBA, ANGELICA,
PORT, MUscATEL,
HAMS, HAMS,
HAMS, HAMS, HAMS, HAMS,
Best Quality suear-cured,
II. II. IT. IL. IT. IT.
Buyers viii take notice that we eel our Hams by
their Actual Weight. Other dealers mark their
hams on arrival. and they lose considerably in
weight, consumers win see the advantage Of buying
from Ms.
sugs-tr c.s oHARK SON.
CONGRESS STABLES, srA sfreef, bsrsesss a.