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Ne wADVERTEsEaEENFs.

sOLLEGIATE and ConlmereiaI Insff-
" tufe, New Haven, Conn. Preparatory to
College, Business, Scientific Schools, U. 8. Mil
1tary ana Naval Academies. Fall session,
thirty-sixth year begins Sept. lS. For catalo-
CUES, &c. address the Principal.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

cadiz is going to invest ina IRE engine and
the sick in DR.. Halls Columoo Bitters. Sold
att. Il. Patterson's and II. West & Son.
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Vinegar Bitters Selling fast at -, -. =
jyI3tf -, ~ ss.i LEWIS.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
(CENTRAL OHIO DrvIsIoN.) aah

On and after May 18th. 1S7l, trains will leave
Stations as follows;
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+. Owens and Hembolds' Buchu sold by
iy1stf Sos 'a- 3altazs Lewis. 0
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|H0IHdaTs1llp Ca, Seminary.
Cheap FaFnSI Free RFaTGli

Rock Island, and Pacific Rail-
-te},1 Il 81 road Company. g- 1f-t-
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/ Not a very,heftg shout, is it?s Can't
hear it for that Noyes at .Cincinnati.-
Salem Republican. ~ - ''s ,ee.},sllsa
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s SPENCE,

MARTINS FERRY, BELMONT CO., OHIO
r EsPEcTFULDYia announces that he is en-
1Cl gaged in the man nfacupre of J "a H-f.-, o..
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isAIcCook and Nictory,n is the shout
that goes up from the Democratic ranks
all over the state.-sSteu6e'acills Ga
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All Ayers medicines sold by TN.
Lewis, Druggist. ..555f 1si.i s.is.s
Vinegar Bitters Selling fasta at s.z.l q.
jy13tf -, ~ ss LEWIS
F. Owens and Hembolds' Buchu sold by
iv1stf aaai s'a- 3a4tsaza Lewis. D
Liquid Bronze Shoe Buckles and
Rosettes, Button Hooks, &c., at
aD27tf BAILEY & BUMGARNERiS.
Theinest lot of Ladies', Misses, and
-Cnildren's Boots, Caters and Slippers,
colored and plain ever offered in this
market, at BAILEY & BUMGARNER'S.
The Second Spring stock just opened
at. New Boor & SHOE STORE.
The gayest White..Kid Bridal and
Bronze Croquet Slippers. at
ap27tf BAILEY & BUMGARNER's.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-11
DEPARTMENT DE STATE.

WASHINGTON, August y, lSl.t
Notice is hereby given that, by the terms of the
Treaty concluded on the sth day of May, ISL, be-
tween the United States and Great Britain all claims
on the part of corporations companies, or private
Individuals citizens Of the United States, upon the
Government of Her Britannia Majesty, arising out of
acts against the persons property of Cit
liens Of the United States during the period between
the l3t of April, 1871 and the 9th of April 1855 in
the vessels referred to ia Article /, of said Treaty
(generically known as the Alabama Claims, - and
which yet remain unsettled are referred to three
Commission ers, meet in ashir gton for the ex-
animation inv estgatiOn aud decision of such
as well ike claims on the part of subjects Ca Her
Britannia Majesty upon the Government of the
BY the terms of said Treaty, all such claims
whether Dot the same may have been presented to
the notice of made preferred laid before the said
Commission, shall from and after the c'ncu-ion of
the proceedings Of the said Comm ssion be consider
ed and treated finally settled, barred, and hence
forth inadmssible.
Robert s. Hale Esq, Of New York, has been ap-
pointed, under said Treaty, Agent of the United
States, to present and support claims its behalf
and TO answer claims maze upon it, and represent
generally in all matters connected with the inves
tgation and decision thereof before the said Com
mission. Corporations, companies, or private indi-
against the Government of Her Britannia Majesty,
coming within the terms Of the above recited pro-
send to the Agent above named, at the Department
Of state, Washington, ID. c., a statement Of their
Of ,Re H., me name and residence
with brief general statement Of the time, place,
and circumstances Of the transactions out of which
twill be understood that the statement so invited
is preliminary merely, and does not preclude the
necessity of subsequent formal memorial or state
ment to be presented in conformity with such rules
or regulations as the Commission on its organiza-
1t is provided by the Treaty that the Commission
ers shall meet at the earliest enient period after
they shall have been respectively lamed 1t is ex-
Peeied that they will meet arTag ths eSsp F month
au3l 2aw3w Secretary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-11

Walt Whitman's poem read before the Mechan-
les Institute last week fell far short of satisfying
the New York Tribune. That paper ridiculed it
unsparingly, and although it expressed itself
unable to find room for it, it managed to make
space for about column of other so-called
poetry, professed to have been brought out by the
occasion, Ia Smiths Rejected Addresses"
Like Day s. Martin, the Tribune keeps poet"
and OF course Whitman won't pass muster in
that quarter any more than he would in the great
backing factory. As rule, writers, and especi-
ally poets, must look outside of their own par
ticular class to get justice or even decent treat
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-11

ELECTIONS To-DAY.-Maine eIectsa Govern
or and Legislature to-day. The republicans
have nominated Sidney Perham, the present
Governor and the DEMOCRATS, C. P. Kimball.
Last year PeTham's majority was 9,5O6. II is
more than probable that the republicans will be
successful to-day; but they have not exerted
themselves and the democrats are hoping much
from the apathy of their opponents.
An election is also being held in New Mexico
to-day for delegate to Congress. The repnhIi.
can votes II be divided between Mr. Cbava.
the present delegate, and Mr.. j. De Sena. The
DC nocrats support J. NJ. GaIlegos. In 1858 the
republican candidate had ,S21 majority,
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The Weather.

WIZ DEPAk1MENT, UDhce Chg StRnnI UHts,, 4
WASHINGTON, ID. q Sept. ii, ISL, 10 n. m. Z
sYN0fsls FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR Hours -
Tie high barometer which was Sunday morning cen
tIai over the upper lakes has extended east to
Maine, and southeast to Georgia. The pressure has
begun to fall in Minnesota. The small area of low
barCmete Ter which existed SUNDAY morning in north
eTn FLORIDA has disappeared NOrtheasterlv winds
have continued on the middle and south Atlantic
coasts, with occasional light rains, and northery
winds are now reported in the middle and eastern
states. An area OF cloud and light rain moved from
the lower lakes into Pennsylvania and Maryland
and cloudy weather has continued in Kansas and
NGpraska Temperature has fallen from the Ohio
light wInds, probable for the rest Of the day for
the upper lakes. Smoky and hay weather from the
and Dortheasterly winds, with light rain If any on
the middle Atlantic coast Partially cloudy and
clear weather for the southern aud gulf States
Fresh northeasterly winds, with rain, in Florida
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business office of TIE
Evening STAR registered follows to-day:-S a
m, 90; 10 a. m. 60; IL m, n; 2 .. m, r.
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(0FFICIAL.1
Alabama Claims.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHINGTON, August %, ISl.I
Claimants who have not already filed in the De-
parment Of State their claims against Great Britain
growing out of the several vessels which have Civ
rse to THE claims generally known the Alabama
Claims, requested do without delay in order
that they may be taken into account in presenting
the aggregate claims Of the United States to be
brought before tho Tribunal of Arbitration which il
to meet in Geneva in the month of December next.
IL Will not be necessary Ter claimants who have
already filed their claims sustained by proofs, to
take any steps under this notice, unless they may
have additional proof to file. No papers already
filed can be gi..a::,.-T
'iainan.s .ssGs. prepare for themselves the proof
Of their claims. This Department will on sppIics-
ton forward to claimants copy OF the Treaty and
circular showing the form OF proof that is advised by
The Department IN the absence of other rules by the
Tribunal which will pass on the same
The early attention OF claimants who have not al
ready filed their claims Is invited To this notice.
au3l 2aw3w HAMILTON FISH, Secretary
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Markets TODAY.

BALTrMoEE, Sept: 1-yirginia skies, old, 52X
bid, 55S asked; do. 1867 66 bid, 65s asked do cou
pom, DID, 631s bid, $50 asked.
BALTIMoRE, Sept ll.-Cotton quiet; low mitdlngs
nominslly l?als1a; Flour firm; Howard street s1.
Rerfne, S4szaS51s; extra, S6aS7; famil-, Sass:
City Mills supsIfne,, s4xasSx; extra, s5SassSS:
s sm5s,, Sfsssss famil. sssil: Wheat sstiys;
common TO FAR, 81 9Oa 81 49, Ohio and Indiana,
Seas 90; Pennsylvania, 81 Goa 81 IS. Corn firm
Nhie southern, lsa7Sc yellow southern, TIC. Oats
steady, 4Sa5oc. Pork firm, SIS. Bacon active and
nrner shoulders, he; RIB sides, 7Zssc; clear rib
Sssese;; spgareured hams, lslal61ic. Lard steady
NEW YORK. Sept. l1.-stocks active and weak.
Gold strong, l37sal4. Governments dull and steady
Money easy. 8. Virginia SIS, 63h; do new 6sts F,
long, So; short, 81.
NV YoRK, Sept n.-FIour dull and droopne.
LONDON, Sept. ii, 80 g.. m.-ConsOis opened at
saeSss for both Bonds1ls62s, $50; lsdss, old
times. " WI
FRANKFORT, Sept. o-Bonds closed at e5s.. The
rate OF discount of the Bank Of Frankfort has ad.
loNDoN, Sept. IL, 30 p m-Consols, $50 for both.
LONDON, sept ii, 30 y. m.-COnsOls closed at g3Lz
1855 for both BODds-l562s, $50; SIS, old o|5s
.PARls, Sept. IL, p. m.-Rentes 81 francs rs cen
times - --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-11

On Wednesday last Mrs. Richard b. Connolly,
of New York, made transfer of half a million
collars in United States registered bonds, hereto
fore standing in her name, to her son-in-law,
Joel Fithian. 1t is said that she still possesses
three-ard a-half million dollars more of the same
sort. 1t is needless to add that her husband is a
member OF the New York city government
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Government Securities.
stock ReDOFf.


icy Banksys,' Brokers' and Commercial Tslssraps.
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks aud bonds in
home and foreign markets. as follows:
NEW YORK, sept. l:.first Board, 10 % g. M
Z. 6s, ISL coupon, ll9; 5-29's g. coupon lI5II
sSs' Ca, coupon, ma; s@'s, 60, coupon, 49,;
5SOs, new, b5 coupon, ne 52Js, 81, cou non lI4if
SD bs coupon, ll4s; 10 t0s, coupon his Curren
ey es, n6; Msriposa, 81: Canton, :: Cumber-
land, =; Western Union Telegraph, 67sk: Quick
silver l6a; Pacific Mail, 56Z; Boston Water Power,
=; Adams Express, o. old; Wells, Fargo Co 3
Express, IS; American Express, t6h: United State
Express, =; n. Y. Central and Hudson. IOOsz ;
New York Central Scrip, 95z; Erie. c2zt; do pre-,
i fer ~ Harlem, Es4; DO prefd, :; Eeadins,
igan Southern. llss{; Union Pacific Railroad,
Sszs; Illinois Central, Isl; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, III; Northwest, 10Y; do. preferred, or !:
Cleysand; Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls,
- New Jersey Cent, 100 old: Rock Island, ilOIS
Milwaukee and st. Paul, 631S: do pref'd, So:
abash and Western, GA: Delaware, Lackawana
and Western, 1l014 Fort Wayne, ICJ1s: Alton and
T Tsire Hante, Hannibal and 81. joseph, 7O,I
Mississippi certificates, $50 Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central, 2lh Tennessee 6's, old, 74-l; do
new, a; Virginia IS, old, 63; North Carolina
esi old, 81 do; new. 2th Missouri SIS, g{: Cen
-. Gold, l13zsall4. Market strong.
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The weekly statement Of the associated banks Of
New York is very unfayOrable in every respect.
Despite their already expanded condition, they hay
seen nj 20 enlarge their accommodation, and their
OUTSTANDING loans now amount to the enormous total
Of over S5ll 600 ON-an increase for last week of
St9ooDO Every other item shows decrease.
The specie and legal tenders contribute in about
equal proportion loss of three millions in legal
reserve, ard the deposits are down nearly $1,000
The decrease in specie il about the difference be.
tween the receipts and disbursements OF the Sub
Treasury for the week. The decrease in legal ten
ders represents the continued movement Of cur
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The Boston Transcript thinks that the two
States where the republicans are now in the
greatest danger are Pennsylvania and Massa-
cLnSetfs
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY..........September m, ISL.
The morbid curiosity OF the mass OF commn-

The morbid curiosity of the mass of commu-
nifty was s,rkingly illustrated by the fact that
the funeral OF the murdered girl, Bowlsby, in
Paterson, last Friday, was a regular ovation. %
to speak. The coffin was literally covered and
hidden With the choicest of flowers, and the
streets through which the corpce passed were
packed with crowds of people, as ifs magnate of
the land was being carried ID his last resting
place The same thing was observable, though
IN less degree, on the occasion of the funeral of
the murdered gambler, Mccarthy, In this Gil :
iately' and indeed 1t crops out pretty largely on
nearly all OpPOrtu mites of the kind. Just what
this unhealthy interest springs from il Is hard
to tell, though it doubtless has its origin as much
in the antecedent career of the victims and
the circumstances bringing about their death as
In the fact that they died by violence. But in
either case, or in any case, the exhibition does
little credit TO those INDUCING in il.
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TO CONTAGIOUS AND BUILDERS.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION

-
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, !
WAsHINGToN COUNTY, Sept mber II, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received until l2 m, on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, for the
in the county, as follows:
One in the 3D. District, at Mount Pleasant; one in
the 4th District, 7ih street road between Bouu-
dairy and Toll Gate and in the 7th District near
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office of
II X. searle, Architect, No. no street, opposite
Bids will be received for one, or for ALL
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all Of the bids, if not deemed satisfactory.
The successful bidders will be required to give
bond in the sWm of S2-0J0 each building, for the
faithful performance Of the c9ntraSt. ,s,,,n
Address Gs.,, DIR GEO w: FISHER
BY order OF the Board. sell st
TTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
Gn ,ae SsssSha estSt ou OF
eased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers Thereof, to the subscriber,
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under ny hand this 9Th day of
September, ISL.
sell m3t' CATHERINE HAYWOOD.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. O.. September 7, 1871.
On the petition of CHARLES N. BLACK, of
New York, N. Y, administrator de bonis non of
Moses Thompson, deceased, praying for the extern
son on the 18th day Of December, ls1, for i'm
provement in Bagassee Furnaces:
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day Of November next; that the
time for filing arg nments and the Examiners report
be limited to the Path day of November next, and
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of No
Any person may, oppose this extension.
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~ n o TIC e.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

REGISTERS OFFICE, September I, 1871
All persons engaged in any OF the following trades,
business, or professions, such apOthecares, auc
tOneers, commercial agents, bankers, pill posters,
proprletors OF lar rooms, sample rooms, tipping
houses, and beer gardens; proprietors of billiard
tables, bagatele and Jenny Lind tables, for public
hire or gain, shuttle boards and bowling alleys;
brewers, brokers, commercial brokers, cattle bro
kers, pawnbrokers butchers in the several markets
Of the District Of Columbia, Of carts wagons
trays, and push carts; managers Of concerts, exhi
billions, balls, or games Of any kind where admis
wild animals distillers, dealers I'm merchandise Of
any kind whatever, dealers in distilled and fer
mented liquors wines and cordisls produce Dealers
non resident dealers In merchandise, non. resident
dealers in distilled and fermented liquors, wines, and
cordials propretors Of gift enterprises proprieors
Of hacks, cabs, Omnibuses, street cars, or other
vehicles for transporting passengers for hire, pro-
prietors of hotels keepers Of intelligence Offices fire
Insurance companies, life insurance companies, in
agents propretors Of Junk shops dealers in
old barrels proprietOrs Of livery stables proprietOrs
q grounds for horse racing or tournaments, pho
tOgraphers, peddlers, nonresident peddlers, real
estate agents. recters, proprietors OF restaurants
eating houses, proprietors OF theaers, contract
book agents, manufacturers OF Illuminating
claim agents, patent agents, and Ice dealers are
hereby notified that the Register IL now prepared to
issue licenses to parties In accordance with the pro-
visions Of the Act imposing license on trades,
business and professions practiced carried on In
the District Of Columbia, aPHroysd August ., ISL.
sel-mwfa Register Of the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-11

EUROPEAN WAR AGAINST THE ISTERSA-
TIONAL SoCIETY-A telegram from Vienna
states that one of the results of the conference
between the Emperors of Germany and Austria
at Salzburg was an agreement that each should
use its influence to secure a general congress OF
the powers Of Europe for decisive and united
policy for the extirpation of the International
Society from the continent of Europe. The
German government will give an earnest of its
decision by ordering the arrest, probably imme-
rdlstely, of the leaders of the trades strikes at
Berlin and of the international agents prevent
ing the departure Of German workmen to Eng
land Another result of the conference Is that
Austria and Germany will closely combine TO
repel aggression and to repudiate all aggressive
ideas. Germany is disposed to strengthen Aus
tria, and the Austrian Emperor with his cabinet
desire union with ITALY,
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THE PUBLIC,

In the Sunday Capita! of yesterday there appears
a long rlgmarOe in the shape Of defence, {"
signed by VIM. Syphax, late trustee and treasurer
o. Colored schools Of Washington and Georgetown
This man yphaX premises that the tool of GER
tain PARTIES named aud also that they have gone so
Tar as to use the affidavit Of "a poor unfortunate
creature (meaning myselD in order to cover IN
what he (Syphax) terms his - fraudulent conduct
now reassert that all contained in my affidavit is
literally true, and that the bill contracted for
(Sl5lS3 SD was for work done in building five new
school houses at the corner of Delaware avenue and
street south, and for general repairs. OF course
did not pay percentage on that work to Syphax, as
Mr.. Alfred Jones was the treasurer at the time of
its pay ment. 1t will thus be seen that Mr. Syphax
" dodRes the QuestiOn' in producing the above bill
MI Editor, do not deem il essential TO dssect the
whole Of the lame and impotent" defence of Mr.
syphax through the newspaper press, but as he
wlnds up his windy communication in the Cap
ttdI by asserting that counsel has proven to him
that my AFFIDAVIT Is clear case Of libel, am pre-
pared now or hereafter 10 prove the truthfuness of
jury Of his own selection.
1t A. PANNELL $50 street southwest
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%OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
w ASSESSMENTS AND TAXES.

NASHiNGTON, II. G., Sept. 8, 1871.
Notice IL hereby given that blank forms, in &C
cordance with the amendment to the Assessment
Act, are now in the hands of the Assessors of the
several legislative districts. Persons who have
made returns Of bonds, prOmissory notes and other
securities bearing interest correct the same
so as to show the income from such securities which
is alone taxable.
All those who have neglected to make return of
personal property, as required by law, are warned
TO do so immediately; otherwise IL will become the
duty OF the Assessors to make assessments
" according to the best information they can OBJ
tain" from which assessments there can be no ap-
peal. Section the act of Aug. 9th provides thai
IN all cases Of refusal to make required by
law, - the said person, corporation, association.
Ompany or firm shall, for every such offence, for
felt and pay fine of not less than FIVE dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, to be recovered in
the name of the District of Columbia in the Police
Court of said District" H.A. HALL,
se5-H Supt Of Assessments and Taxes.
0%PE0PLE'S BUILDING ASSOCIATION
lN There will be meeting of the Stockholders
on MONDAY, September II, at 8 clock, to vote on
the proposed amendment to the constitution author
iZing the association to buy stock.
seS THOMAS HYDE, Secretary.
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Jacob Tome, il is thought, will be the next
republican candidate for Governor of Maryland.
He is resident of Port Deposit
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A RARE CHANCE TO OBTAIN sUBURBaS
HOME ON EASY TERMS.

"A portion Of the land known a. the {" Walker
the Soldiers Home, having been subdiV ided IN lie
.old IN lots 81 from three % ten acres improved bT
house stable, &c. The plan Of house eau H. selected
by the purchaser, and will be erected At co-f price
A small cash payment will be required, and IN.
balance IN monthly instalments. The place l. Within
afew hundred yards Of the station on the Point ~
Rocks Railroad, will be within a few minutes walk
81 the horse cars, and being only 81 miles
from the Center Market, Is very accessible
Having an abundance OF water on the place the
house viii be supplied with il throughout, thus
combining the Advantages VI the country with the
convenience Of the city.
This is one Of the most delightful and healthy
situations In the vicinity Of Washington, aud being
very elevated, commands fine view Of the sur
roundlsg country. There are two churches ana
public school in the immediate neighbprhood
Plan OF houses can be seen and further partcuiars
obtained by inquirng Of
II. W. WALKER A CO,
elo n street, between sth aud 9th,
auzoeo,m opposite Patent once.
EoR SALAD old -estsblished, well known REs
TAURANT, with good run Of customers, ia the
pess. asa -ff
NoTICE.-Thst Y. 5. justin, GIG %, between
9th and 9Th streets N. W, sells custom male
sECOND- HAND CLOTHING At less than half the
cost OF ready made ones.
n. B-sECOND-HAND CLOTHING Of All Kinds
bought at fair tcashl prices. au22 "
FOE sALE-At bargain, the GOOD WILL. &c.
Il OF the old established Coal and Mood Depot cor
ner OF Mary land avenue and Sh street island suit
alle Tor coal or lumber depot. Apply at DR. BDS-
WILL drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
dth eueet. aul0-u