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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

Y0mClI, Wi0lI,, ?. SCptr. = Sr0u
Ertin RcrltnS pwitWOno Diithuoh aus
ibrcr @Bobnung, uuo mmoc beuteyMorgeu
iBrc ycbc nit qUci itucreu SOpiwnnocu i'm
Canal gcuuotu. Die StrllOrbcHc mar 30
,SUBrt alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
syIcrfcr 03duFclt.

Nem.Dorf, 2. Sept. - Nnlcibcu 81.
999 ,92O, SpeSiemertb S1,576, 800, 9epoiia
ten 81 ,064 800, abuabme uon 9eaal 6encWS
S11o5, 900, lmlouiS- NbuahmG S4o,23S,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

$4,000, tbrt &CriihUuug betrGgtmW $4,000 ;
gSoo6ruii & 9irhdm ucroren soc, 700, Ser
ihcrnug $40, 600 Scr Geiammtuerlut miro
auf $4,000 gcidlbt, Inter ocu 8Hiucu
muroc Die ytidle giUcS uubGlauuttu WioHutS
gtiuHOtu.
HHgufa, >. Sept.-Gm Teucr iuHidI
uouO, DlaiHc, ;sriBrte Is g8obnbauicr mo
ydotu. &Tluit S20,OO0; %rrHheruH0 S10,s
ono
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
&hifbrMeb uns Nfettmno.

= an SrGHSISco, ?. Sept. - @lt
bier pom &iSmCere angctOmmcue 2'rigg ,NNt
tie 5adOn" mcIoCt, Dap ite ben Capt. 9ar.
fer, bcu l., 2. unO 4. Stmumauu uuO l5
OtOtroin Der brititbcn SOrtc 0ucttct babe,
mcIdle I'M Slt. 1870 am Sit.Sap uuter0c,
gNngtu ci. SOpt. Barter iibCrplutertc nit
ielncm SabricHRc al Der BloUcr 8ni.
Su sacramento crid)oB bel ttucm otmotru-
tiidlcH Barbecue SurueD Airnuu oeu Sim
EVnt, GS beltaub jwidCH &cloCu itou
rlnc ntrrisit NSiimmlInn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

lA4a Galiiornicr
ASas1S SScinc mmS Nramntuctnc.
so Edier Bort lSeH
so - Sberrpa l4en;
90 - argelils sgBetn- 6 ompGgne;
30 4, 9tIiu'5 Ssluuo SatuIpua;
90 4inen seap hGuueEbsu &ataiuba;
90 !, 9leaiart Bailey Carte 8laEdbe Ditto;
90 u Bleaaut Bailey Barrier ausaehungs idheus
mtnoen eataiuba,
ieeben erbalten uub su baben bel
%. y. Sipnling & Somp.,
f@ua. .22tS.f1 9ir. ., SitbsG GbarlcsiraBe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
Ru,,t SiSteSerpcrtaufc

sSmm SiStcScrpcrfaufc
oIferire i'd NdROlern biaiat olgenoe ArtiieI:
fUU &tien bette Sdt bitf' die Seife;
% @ros Wuriorb 'ihe5 SiefenpnIosr;
100 Giten adie b. ler uno tleiner Sprtc;
500 Gtittn Balrattiben Silberfant;
800 Slnisn oer beribmten Ssiibler'itpeu Gafs5;
1000 @ros AOdttp' 'iutr Sebtpeielh0i;dJeu;
800 atien gtarfe uon 5or. 8urpea unb ans Ss'
iuego;
200 gGfe islns unb 9robfdrn9en Sai,ss;
100 9iteu Dobhin' imer eieftriiiler Seife
300 aiiten 9itbcn GrpffalsS Seiie.
q. yetpie GGniap,
t2f0-rl Wr. G3, IEeffs Satfim ure eftra afe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
Die 9joIlpucr 0ufld,micSc.
@in NicbitnhI IN Nsoftpn.

&Oitou, ,. Sept, - Die Qnijtlmi3os G5c.
itllln m &pnoH pcrlaugcu cine GrhBbuu1 H.
ter N6hne non SIS Nnf S2l per gGodle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
Or. Dfuler4
GSr. 81, SbarpEtrat3e.

WIZ y SWWEpF4tWRE*
edbitunoen:
BEN bls llbr trlb uon bis lbr Qatmittd8e
uHb bon bis u5r aheubs. (Sau.6,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
SOfatiu'e Nguc= Dfirtnr
turirt pOiitip cde
% c dDiclfiehrr

@s mGtt buTdlau6 tcincn llnttritr :, ob bsr va
hrUnii,I 1T obcr HIht eic Ifdtin 1tauC OSiEtuF
hruGt cS aunl aus brr Sphtnt. gpir funren 1uu,
cnor, wctbr burlb ee NJ otns 9lauc ~ iriur inTilt
murocn iro bcr ouinbtcH, CoO lptr6cn tulr ruT Biz
yiumen u RSobnpdgc lCncr, pcItc birrirlbn tClunnt
muuidt. Cnuiuftirfu Inun '' '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
gLal StaniprO'eSdn GmpOrinm,

81 StaniorO'aSdH emporium,
FR Rr. bU1, ~ q Baltimore, ndbr fer
AtIeftraGe.
gBtt ottuttru ite og btttn tt,T gCmadttn Sbuha
pI I omrH, Wtatdicu tHt sinner gu ben ndds
iithNncn uHqtmCiiCuCn FuiisH;
ictns 1unen Vaf 'Hs 9Hop' Sdabe. Y. 8nmpe S.. ~
"H0piihuLt, IA Or GGmps d.2
ciHidte ..,r.r,,.,....-. g.
Bllmutala ...............-.+--.. -
BalmoTae @lGcr &ump6 ...,...,.. POO
UiatbtH Sugpfhuuc. Vatcnt 8amps ..... 500
- N!dbGtpE 0uOpldubt. GlaCc BGmp5 ..... $40
Brorsr uno dubCrg buutC SdIbC amer @roBtr uub
EOrmcu,-SduBc ucrhtH prompt aui gCituung bmtb
SGnhGtbtlt ioUlt RCpngdtutyu gut uHb biulg gcs
nta6t
ES- Jm Saeeu ipire 5eutieb asiproebsu.
Btut2 tATl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

~ Sortistuns Der grsablnns d&iRe 500
settsretie" itebe lsete elite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
Der bette A,las
MEsa g. 0Sartnilicr DC Wlerolla&Gn.

VE3 Sfr. 5s, GsshansesNlaee,
5mportfure,
Uaben fort,uibrene elm polIeS aiiortiment
Glaret. nnf Ssn, auneer: SSeime
BON allen Sorteu, In SGIiern uNo aten, porritbig.
&etr Rarc offer & Nubus lpoblbetannte Sorten
BON 6,raiuue mfouton, Sbateau Wargaur,
<shabIiS unb Rpmanie-tsc cnt;
Gbom paQier.
C5ebr geltepolu ga 1fcdsue S'ranutpein.
Gb. Soht,s Sramac= u rann tipein.
8ofsiialidts cIipen, Gel IN Haiiern unb Stitch.
Ddues' -oarmonD5 Cherries, gBetlb's 0fas
eeiras.
Qnbrsiien's 9urtneiu; 3. teiSeu's Rbeinpciite.
eieneper, Mum unt aiteu SSbisPep,
4stbttS SelBersS sSSafier!
&apanua'cr Sigarreu Gabaraasl !!
1rau;6iif,te Grbien, piaupus, Gstioen &c.
GpreiaIs In Bomb ober joliirel
All ben biaiaiien Breiisn. tSuil0 i2lRtc..tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

an ben GOmulouOsur gelangt, 10 mare ulcl
SlutOcrgteBeH Utrbtnocrt woroeu.
Der oeutid)t 0ampiu .,Ntatuoor" hat in
Der Su0Be BON Aoreo Sdiiibruh gclitttu.
Die 0tannidOt rettetc i'd IN olc &ootc uno
muroe natl groBcn EeiOcu 9crcttd.
Die EbeeruOtt lit iebrreid) luSgsiauCu, uuh
Die SCibcucruote bat tiuGu mn 50-l0O ErO.
Sen' hbbcreu Grtr0g gclicicrt.
,SH Der Std0t Canton mureu ubiiltlldl CSe
rldltt uubrctttt uorOeu, oaB bic @rOpUtr
bcab0dlt gttn, bic Gbuctn 3u pTgiittn, mas
inter ornGiugcbortncu uugebcmc 2tuirAuun
beruortef. Gjne tleberidlptmmuug hate IN
Der 9tahbarituit bon Guutou groBc Serbtc
ruug ougcriitet.
Der britiidlt Nrie0soampfr ..Rigucoa"
Itbrte non Nowo init S,pciSuglGuotru ;uriid,
mclht III Der e,ciougcuidait Der &orcoutr ge
mclcn uurtn, mNu bate ic irCUuolid) bthau-
oeIt mo uiyacuoS baciotgt. Der 0cntidit,
mtIdlCr nodl Dem &erid)tc tiui9er &biutitt
NIT beu Gu9lInNan QIrlhCitia gcfaHgcn &C.
nomncn wu6e, iOli nit leucn Gbjucieu SO
rCn uaIaNcn bobeH. MtdH Gaubt OeSbulb,
nab CT bon Ocn Gbiueicn ermorOCt muroc uuo
ottle oann btc Nilorc BON ieiutr @IciaugcHa
bNlmHg III &orcu criOuNcu, INT tbr &rbrc
ftFtt .It narhntyutiI1rn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

Smrffb = y Mrleft'e
pariiimirte denilde SliuenzSeife,
aarantirt alD tbeuio gut. uenn nt ber. ais Urgent
fiHe See i'm Mnrfte.
3u taben in aGen G'roeeriszedoen. tgidrtb,tS)
GDcbcu crbnlten
Ser Shiti sedura & eoernufv" 600 S6lbe
w 3nlinuris> >Srmnnen,
ioipis cine @artis Srtecrid,Sbauer SsittertuafIer,
y. SchiDt,
fts4-20a Tr. tor, aSsfs Sunrtteffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04

9as geuhttburm Sircttorium 1T uou alien
Sd)d6eI, lueldle Die Setd)ttbitrme bWd1 oaH
lesten Sturm gelitten, III SenutmB atiett
uno miro oemu1dlit Gcridlt oariiber critatttu
pr. u. $. Stephens ltclte in Der AHlu,
ta'er ,.Sun" bic Autoridaft 6eS EampbletS
,,gSie Die perloreue Sadle tuit0crlcpomCH
perOen tdnn" cmpbatiidl IN 2lbrCoc.
Der oeutide Goniul III Snpauuob crHiclt
elne Sepede poH Sadlouptilc, Sln., hNB
Die ocutidle Srtgg .Wur3ortba" BON Sttt
tin, Capt. Sr0ger III Der DtontogS Rudlt an
Der Barre uou ct. 3obu aeihCttert uno gang
lid 3u grunoc geg0naen it, 0OS Tohricug
fubr am 8. glu9. poH 9lew PORT U0d Sttt-
tin ab. Der Sonlnl bat Der ld)ii6ritd)igeu
Wanuidait bic Yfittel 9eidlidt, Uadj 1auOue
nab reiien gu t6nueH.
0tc ,,llnion" BON Solumbiu, &C, be-
rldtete gcltcru, baB elu Ntrr, utltt Ordl
Baibingtou, sc, TAM, BORT l6 NulurT
i'll 9eiangeuidlait BON &nnocSuuppcu ,Ob;
man iagte Inn, oaB uod 60mcbr iolgcu Mir
ben. @tucr Der Subuittteu mur DiitQlCo
Der @cieegebung BON 9toro Carolina.
DaS Brogramm oeS SthaeanltS fir oet
@ooperiaul unb ben antlui BON 9orb5
uGbreub ccS OtoNatS SepttmbT lit follcR,
oerlnaBen feigeltcllt uorben: Stotn Wiltt
nod meroen 8oubS I'M Sttru0c non | Dttl.
lion Dollars gefauft mo itosn 2ouHtr
Tag mcroen fir 1000, 900 gOlO prtauit
0ou S0arrisbura.
Bbtiaoelpb 2. Sept. -@iuc Spcr
5iGl- 8epeid)c oeS ,,@peuiug Ectegrupb" aus
barriSburg melNct, baB Sdwitte gttbau mHr
ben, ben idruincleriiten 8tuancIer 9pauS
3u perbGfteH.
atnenuft ses Damp fere ;, 5Dbce."
Nep Yort, 2. Sept, -- Ser 0umpitr
p3pbce" 1T nit 9erid)tcu, bic gum p.
9lu9ulf iapteub, BON Gan Domingo auac
tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
9d,ifsuat tl1rifiltc1i.
Mptt, Gin fcl,[c et,tcS VSeib.

Rem 0ort, 2. Sept, - Scr 0ompiel
,,Marplanb" gng beute uadl Baltimore ab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-04
gGHl 5. 5. WicGartbp,

80 tYWUIEEWHI UVIt VEIIWVFItHf
tUppers) tnt NcrTcu-. Tam,ul, U.GohCnr uHb alus
Der SurlclH, Strltltttu uno =tubtu,
gIr. %, Galperts, nlbe BermaHiuabe.
tsLnIlt IN AaIttmnrf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22
DIED.

STURGEON.-On Friday evening, July 9lsL,
1871, HENRY, infant son Of Henry and Mary
Sturgeon, aged months and day.
Funeral on Sunday niornlngat W o'clock from
residence Of parents on Penn street, Wheeling
Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22
MIDSUMMER 1IALAD1Es.

Az
The hot solar rays that tlpen the harVests gen
crate many distressing diseases. II tho liver be
at all predsposOd 10 Irregularities, this 10 The
season In which bilious attacks may 10 AnllCl.
pated. A weak stomach, too, 10 weakest In The
summer months, and tho loss Of vitality through
the pores by excessive Precipitation ls so great;
thht wholesome tonic, combining also the pro.
porties OF dih-usive stImulant and gentle exhil-
arant, Is In many casCs necessary to health, and
under no circumstances should he dispensed with
by the flckly and dcbilIated ofall the propAr.
Atlons Intended thus to rSlrcsh, stsialn and for.
lily tho human frame, there 10 none that will
compare with 1lostetter's Celebrated Stomach
BILlers. They have been Weighed in tho balance
ofexperIcnce and not found wanting have been
recommended nom the first as aEreat medicinal
specific, not as beverage, and IN spite Of Inter.
ested opposition nom lnnnmerabc quarters,
stand, aiter twenty years trial, at the head oil
all proprietary medicines intended for the pre-.
ventlon and euro Of all ordinary complaints Of
the stomach, the liver, thebOwels and the nerves.
In the unhealthy d5tttcts bordering the great
rivers OF the South and Vest llOatetter's Blters
may be classed as the standard one for every
species Of Intermittent or T6fnittent fbVCf The
people who inBablt those dlsttictG place The
most implicit confidence 10 the praparatlOn-A
confidence that ls increased eyetJ year BY the re-
cults Of its operation. A ..f. .|N "a"
AS bItterS 30 called, Dt the most perniclOuS
character, are sPrlppglng % Ike ll9al on eysry
drani.shop frauds. Aek for Hostettef'S Bitttfs,
see that tho label GC., ara correct and remember
that the genuine article 10 never sold In bull, hut
In bottles only. t....... .....s,,,,,.. Jyl8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22
snecIaI NotIces,
McCABE, KRAFT 3 CO.,
ProprlotOrS, Wheeling, W. Va,

T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
II for Children Teethlng, softens the gums,
RllAys the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dYsenteIy,
DiarrhGa.
Children Of a delicate constitution, aFo apt to
suffer more than the robust, because d6ntitlOn Ia
prOtFacted and early cutting Oftho tooth moro 70
DO feared than late. Much 10 To DO apcrehondOd
from lOogeness Of tho bowels, that Ii OF an OK
ceasiYe character. Moderate lOOSonOss Often 70
moves more dangerous Affections, but whom II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostratlon, then II should DO kept In CON
troll, and for this purpose We remark, that the
MtdRt Cordial ia particularly adapted, and Rhen
used will act with the most happy effect, ,...
Mothers Will fnd II very valuable. Tho child
will be relieved, get Into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, aud VIII refund the
price Of every bottle not doing as we represent,
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO., Props,
ApB m Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

CRUSHED To DEATH.-John Gilchrist,
living in Lagrange, but well known on
this side in his capacity Of ferryman as o
very worthy man, was almost instantly
killed on Monday afternoon by the caVing
in on him of bank OF earth, while en-.
gagged in quarrying limestone on the De-
vinney farm in this county. With others,
he was engaged in. getting out stone for
the Mingo Iron Works and some ten feet
Of bank being exposed, it suddenly slid
down, catching him under il and literally
crushed him 10 death, He was extricated
in very short time, taken to Mr., Deyin-
ney's and medical assistance sent for, but
died just about the arrival Of the doctor
from Welsburgp y not having been able to
utter a word from the time Of the aCCl'
Wclls5uTg HGrah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

Mn. FAULKNER, in his speech before a
meeting held at Martinsburg last Satur.
day, Is reported to have approved in n
bold, explicit, and emphatic manner that
provision of the present Constitution
which prohibits the State from loaning It's
credit, or contracting debts on State aO-
count, for public improvements" His
speech was in favor ola conventions; yet
the presence of this one provision in the
present constitution Is q better reason
with Mr.. FAULKNER's people Tor voting
against convention than all the reasons
assigned by him Tor voting in favor Of It.
Ifthis one provision be destroyed, as a
convention held now most certainly
would destroy it, it would cost the people
Of Berkeley more than they would gain
by any Of the imaginary benefits prom.
ised by the advocates of a convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

WILL suicides never learn to be a little
considerate for the feelings Of others
Here is one in Wheeling, West Virginia,
who hung himself on Monday morning,
and left behind the delicate request,
"CIoan me up and put "a suit Of clean
clothes on me- When soap and water
arc so cheap, and the poorest man has q
change of under clothes. il seems . pity
that the wearied soul that is tired Of lis
lodgings in this tenement house OF flesh,
won't take the trouble TO scrub them up a
bit before leaving.-M !. Standard. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

soME slow papers that didn't have en-.
terprise enough to get hold of the story of
JEFF. DAVIS recent adventures are very
much Mortified over the publication Of 1t
by those that did. JEFF. Is n model Of
nil the christian as well rs political viz.
tues-"And yethe Is not happy" Neither
are those editors who didn't get the story
in time to print It without being a day
behind their contemporaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

THE St Louis papers'note, without any
external marks OF dissatisfaction, that real
estate is very dull in Chicago
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

Our very instructive ncighbor on Mar
ket street fails to tell his readers what he
thinks of the Democratic legislation at
Charleston last winter comforting addi-
tional and extraordinary privileges on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company.
Perhaps his opinions on that subject are
DriVate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-22

A MAINE EDITOR on the recent exCur.
sion party to Montreal received for q tele-
gram the first two clauses of Isaiah TX,
9, and wrote in reply, directing that his
copy have n small cap heading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-22
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RT GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPERTI FRONTING ON 10TH STREET
LAST AND M STREET SOUTH, ON THE
NAVY YARD, AT AUCTION. :
O. by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of
"a the District of Columbia passed therein on The
10th day OF June, A. ID. 1911, In q cause therein
depending between Daughton and others plaintiff,
and arner and others defendants, No. 2S2, EQUITY
Docket III, the undersigned appointed Trustees by
said decree Will, on TIL URSDAY, the 22d day Of
June, A. IL. lHl, at O'Clock D. m, the premises,
proceed TO sell at public auction the named
property lying and being in the city of Washington
and District Of Columbia TO wit-Being all of lot No
and part OF lot No y in square No go with the i'm
provements consisting Of one Brick and FIVE Frame
Dwelling Houses anu one Brick Store Room, making
tins Valuable property TO which we ask the atten-
to attend the sale. -
The terms of SALE prescribed by said decree will
De: one third OF the purchase-money cash. balance
IN equal deferred payments at and IL months tho
purchaser or purchasers to give notes for the de-
ferred payments bearing interest from day of sale,
and secured 10 the satisfaction of the trustees and
lien viii be retained the property until all is paid:
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser, when
deed will be given at purchasers cost. All convey
anclng and revenue stamps at cost of purchasers.
sl0 down on each piece of property at the time of
sale are not complied with in five days after sale the
trustees to resell the properly at the risk and cost of
the deaultng purchasers after the same ADVERTISE
ment and on the same terms as at the first sale. A
subdy sion Of the property will be exhibited the
BURLEY DAUGHToN,l
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.{ ir"sVees.
je12d rRepl GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-22
R1 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- 3l1 Southeast corner Of eth and ID sts

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
-. BY virtue OF a decree OF the Suprema Court of
the District Of Columbia, of the 9th of May ISL
I'm chanceTy cause No. 1858, between Mary
Kicker ct al, plaintiffs and Marian EsseIInan ct al
Defendants, will sell by public auction, i'm front nf
premises. az o'clock p. m, on MONDAY, June %,
ISl part OF Lot No. .. III Square No sSi, beginning
for the said part Of said lot at point the distance
OF three feet west from the Of said
ami running thence south seventy five feet, thence
west twenty two feet thence north seventy five feet
thence east with the line Of SCI street north u the
place OF beginning, with the exception Of a small
piece OF ground, five feet square, at the southeast
corner OF said part Of lot with the privilege Of
three foot alley at the east part Of said lot running
back forty hve feet, improved by brick house, No
93O tronting = feet, more less, the side
OF said street north between 9Th and 10th streets
west and containing nine rooms, with halls, &c.
Terms: One part Of the purchase money To be
paid in cash the day of sale the ratification
thereof The court, and the balance Of the pure
money Tow paid i'm equal instalments I'm six twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sale, in notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, secured by deed Of trust upon the property
with permission to ths purchaser to pay the whole
OF the purchase money in cash, to pay any one or
more ~ the notes AZ any time before maturity 800
10 be paid by the purchaser Immediately after the
property Is bid of; aud the sale to be completed
within hye days thereafter. otherwise the property
20 be resod al the cost and risk Of the defautng pur
Chaser. Purchaser to pay for stamps and all con-
Veyaneing. y NJ. THOMPSON,
Solicitor and Trustee
JelSd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-22
DR0POsALs FOR STATIONERY.


Treasury nErARTNENT. May =, lS71.
scaled Proposals Tor furnis hing Stationery Tor the
year ending June ~, lS2, viii b. received ~ this
Department until the % IN DAY OF JUNE, 1871 At
Blank forms for bidding viii be Furnished upoa
application.
The bids win he considered and accepted or re-
lected itsm BY item; and the adv rrtiseReut and the
proposal 50 tar accepted BY the Secretary q the
Treasury aud the bond accompanying the sane,
shall constitute the contract b-twcen the Govern
mont and the bidder bidders and no further con-
tract will be executed.
z The articles contracted FOR must be furnished
pursuant % oTdors from the Department. THE en-
tire quantities viii, however, be called Tor during
the year.
Rsch proposal must be signed by the individ -
firm making 10, ana he accompanied by bond with
SUFFICIENT sureiies IN the sum II ten thousand dol
lars.f Slo4pD approved by I'm I'd states officer q
ness, on form b. be furnished by the Department,
conditioned for furnishing such portions u the aria
eles - may be awarded under Il, aud the perform
An deliveries viii be subject 30 inspection b, an
expert detailed for the purpose bF the Secretary 90
the Treasury, and the delivery Of inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause 30 annu the contrast
In. olilch Oh the SsNtetsrf
Deliveries must be free Of charge at tho Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure 20 comply with any one order undr
the contract will operate forfeiture q the entire
penalty OF the bond ths Secretary of the Treasury
may direct the purchase, in open market, u such
quantities VI any articles ~ shall b. necessary 20
eapply the deficiency caused by such failure, and
charge o. the contractors nifty per centum 81 the
price which h shall be found necessary 20 pag
for such articles.
will not be considered and contracts viii be warded
only 90 established manufacturers OF dealers In the
articles.
Proposals. to be addressed 70 the undersigned, aud
GEO. :. BOUTW WE'LL.
nnyN-eolst Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The COOLIE SHIP HORROR.-Further details
OF the burning OF the coolie ship Dolores Ugarte,
OF the coast OF China, are received. The ac-
count given in the Anglo-Chinese Journals
shows that no means OF possible escape had been
PROVIDED, TO attempts at rescue were made, and
that the haIless coolies were liberated from the
hold OF the burning ship by humane sailor
only to perish in one writhing mass. And this
is but one illustration Of the horrors Of the
cOOlie trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-22
DIED.

Pa. EMILY T., beloved wife % j. Stanley Jones,
and daughter Cf the late I. y. Brown.
Her funeral viii take place from her late residence
SO2 Third street, corner 81 i, on Friday, the I'D
inst. At 70 m. requiem Mass ut St. Patrick's
invited t. attend.
MAYNADIER. At svamp@cot., Mass, on Sun
day, june 18th, CLARA, wife of James Z. Magma
der, OF Boston, Mass.
REILLY. On the morning % the 2lst inst. after a
long and painful Illness, CHARLES J. REILLY, in
the 2lst year If his age.
His funeral will take place At o'clock g. m, Fri
day E3i inst from the residence OF his mother No
81 High street, Georgetown, n. O. The relatives
and frieuis Of the family respectfully invited tO