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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

The Ames Hutelhgcncer having
asserted that no man in favor of
"woman's rights" can 60 to the
Legislature Of Iowa, Sin an official
capacity for decade Of years Mt
least" the State Register responds
as follows:
''Then we can't 60 to the Legis-
lature till we are forty-eight. Well,
we are willing to wait. And we do
not care to be Legislator on mar
row guage. We had rather be .
plebian, and willing to give to every
body their rights, the same as we
claim those fellows with title who
wouldn't treat his noighbor as he
would have his ncighhor treat
him."
The prediction ofthe h.teuigsncer
if sincere, is a sorry indication Of it's
,lisccrnmcnt. II woull bc am,s;,o
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

I.UsUs NATURK.--The Boone Stan.
dayd gives the following account Of
the successful effort Of q hen to RI
val the Siamese twins:
A good lady living in the north
ern outskirts Of this city set faith
full hen on q bakers dozen Of eggs
thirteen. In due time the patient
pullct was rewarded with brood
Of "peepies," and they outnumbered
the original eggs entrusted to her
care, being fourteen. One of the
eggs contained a double yelk and
the partnership in the sholl blds
fair to last till the pot. But the
more singular accessories are to be
told. The chicks are connected by
a tleshy link about three-fourths of
an inch in length. which is totally
destitute Of feathers or covering OF
any kind, is Of the color Of Ro,
logna sausage before smoking, and
from the absence Of pores or other
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
Republican State Convention.
Cameron.

While there was room for honest
difference of opinion among Repub-
licans, regarding the policy or JUS
,ice of the removal of Mr.. Sumner
from the Craftsmanship of the com
mittee on Foreign Relations, we APP
prchcnd that there was very little
ground for, and indeed very little
actual difference of opinion respect
ing the fitness or appropriateness Of
the choice made for his successor.
Neither by his character or his
craftsmanship has Simon Cameron
CONNIE nded himself to the conf
dcnce of the country, and his in
vestmcnt with duties and re-
sponsibilities requiring learning,
talent, intellect, diplomatic skill and
all the qualities which distinguish
the statesman from the mere politi-
clan, would be farce if it were not
more of an outrage.
His election to this important and
responsible position was not rec
ignition of his fitness for its duties,
Or even a compliment to his integri-
~, but simply slavish adherence
to the precedent Of promotion. He
is the chairman of the committee
because, Mr.. Sumner out of the way,
his name came next in order Mr..
Cameron may have certain skill
IN manipulating an election in
Pennsylvania, or in engineering
corrupt scheme through Congress,
but on the upper plane of states
manship he is, if not a cypher, at
least an integer of very uncertain
value. His imbccility is just now
receiving very significant illustra-
lion in the fact that, passing him
and Harlan of our State, the third
man on the committe of Foreign
Relations, Morton, of Indiana, is Sc
lected to take charge of the treaty
Just concluded by the Joint High
Commission, for the purpose of Sc
curing its ratification by the Senate
at the present extra session. This
work is the appropriate task of the
chairman of the Foreign Relations
Committee, and the REIMBURSEMENT
Of it into the hands of Mr.. Morton,
in this instance, is confession on
the part of Mr.. Cameron Of his ina
bility to handle it, and therefore
his unftness for the position.
If consummatc ability, unswerv-
ing integrity, and a political record
without flaw or blemish were rot
sufficient to outwei gh Mr.. Summers
faults and secure his retention at the
head of the committee, what is it
that compensatcs for the absence Of
these and all other public virtues in
Mr.. Cameron?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

vTNHE conartnership heretofore existing under tho
| name OF Cole s Luther is dissolved by mutu-
al consent. All persons indebted to the late firm
nv note or book account are requested to call at
II. 6. COLE.
W. &. LUTHER
The business of selling Agricultural Implements
will be continued at tho old stand. the West Side
Arrion,tupa, Warehouse, bv W. 5. Luther 4 Co,
who viii attend to tho needs Of tho farming pub.
lie with promptncss and every effort to give sat
isfactiop. -
LII ". :. LUTHER CO.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

We hope our newspaper friends
will help us in circulating the fact
that none of the homestead acts pro-
posed in Congress have come to any
thing definite. Itcost Mr.. Cleghorn
from 30 to a. every week for stamps
to furnish this information by letter
to inquirers, to say nothing of paper
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY Jour-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
FROM DUBUQUE.

The Weather--Beer Gardens--Sun-
day Observation-Disclosures . N d
Ministers--Amusem Han.
ded Mike--Business and Improve.
meAts.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

Subsequently, the Commissioners
visited the above quarries for the
purpose of examining the stone, and
in all probability the contract will
finally be awarded to the parties
named. We notice also in the list
of bids the following from our own
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

to witness its amazelncnt ut the result
Of q vote on the question Of woman
suffrage even in the next Legisla-
ture.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

TIE Capitol commission make y
) final award OF the stone contracts
today.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
Al. BAkTLE. Agent.
Independence, Iowa.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
~ ed. that GA the Sd day of May, \. ID. ISL
the undersigned was appointed by the Circi
Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, Administrator III
the Estate of Martin Smith, deceased, late of Gen
esee County. Michigan. All persons indebted II
said Estate will make payment to the undcrSl-h
ed, and those having claims against the same vii
present them legally authenticated TO said Cour
for allowance.
Z. LITTLE. Admir-
Dated May Sd, 1871. 44-2w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
10 YOUNG N6011.

4 Self-Tnstruetar ON Marriage and pireases
~ 1T the Reproductive Organs, Seminal Week.
mesa. Sc. with so recipes for self,cuTe: 100 large
pages; ITO plates and engravings, Sample copy
40 cents.
IHor LnAtcs.-A Trcatisc on Female D1eeaecr.
i with prescriptions for selftyeAtn,ent. In cal,
ed envelopes, price 10 ceats, n, 5. INST.
Publishors, Milwaukee, VITA. ]S|w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
FOR SALE.

vUyHE new House c0ntsfning ~ rooms. and two
or four lots. known ~ pe-half Of EmPifs
BLOCK. said premisee offered ~ a harresr. IT,
auire OF KING * kFSIc"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
Capitol Stone.

The bids for furnishing dimcn-
sion and rubble stone for the Capt.
toll building were opened by the
Commissioners last week, at Des
Mcincs. There were SO bids in all,
the lowest of which was that Of
futile & Robertson of Des Moines,
thus reported in the Register:
Tutttle s. Robertson, Dcs Moines.
IL to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1929
RuDOe...-. -............ DID
Stone IL to Is inches to be taken from Bear
Creek, Dallas county.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
AGENTS.! Read This 7

NC Will Pay Agents a Salary Of 3SO
w per week and expenses. OF allow . large
commission, to sell our new and wonderful iqve1,
tons. Address N. WAGNER 3 CO., Marshaft,
Mich. 43~4w
4 VOID QCACkS.-A victim of early indu-
n erection, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &c. having tried in vain every advertised
remedy has simple means of self-cure, which he
Will send free to his felow-sufercrs. AddyeaS J.
II. TUTTLE. Is Nassau St. N Y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12
4 CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
AS a missionary discoveries safe and simple REM
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De-
cay. Diseases Of the Urinary aud seminal Organs.
and the whole train of disorders brought on By
haneiul and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted BY
desire to benefit the afflicted and vnfOr(unAtc, !
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine IN sealed envelope, to any ono who
MAN. station II. Ribls House, New York City.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12


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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-12

Stone 10 10 Is IhCnes 10 DC HkcH IfUM DIET
Creek Dallas county.
If rubble taken from Bear Creek 7.s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09
Another New York Bigamy Case.

The social ethics of New York life are bscom
ing sadly complicated. Tie Gross scand Al hss
hardly sied away, before another, equally as
bad, comes TO the surface. A beautiful and in
teresting young lady, one of the bellies of socie-
ty, goes with her parents to Saratoga. There
she meets one of The professional fortune hunt
ers who frequent these places, and, in the ardOr
OF youth, falls desperately in love with him
The parents oppose the match, but the 2 ri Is
self willed, and the lover unceasing in his atten-
tons. The parents consent Is finally obtained,
and the two are married. Then the character
OF the man shows itself. Almost while the orange
blossoms are on her brow, he denaui l. money
OF The young wife, and throughout long and
weary years OF persecution he continues his de-
mandS upon her eXchequer. At the end OF the
hrst year, child il born TO the unhappy couple,
and the husband introduces 10 his wife young
lady OF great beauty and accomplishing The
two become bosom friends, and the yOuug lady
stands as god-mother to the child. During all
this time the prosecutions OF the husband have
not ceased. He has, il is alleged, forged his
wife's name to a check for $50 200, stolen her
jewelry. and in every way imposed upon her
Wesried, at last. with the wretehed life she Is
leading the wife ned 70 her parents for protec-
ton. She is taken to France and placed in a
convent for safety, aud her mother returning
10 this country, 70 obtain a divorce for her I'M
happy child, learns with horror that the FRIEND
UhOm her daughters ashland had introduced
into the family WAS in reality his wife. and that
the man had been guilty OF bisalny.-.N. j. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09
DRCPOsALs FOR MARKING AND RATING
STAMPS.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
sealed p,rSHossis will b. received at tots Depart
moons Tor furnishing for the the poet cices in
April next. Marking and Rating Stamps Of the fol.
lowing description, namely:
GLASS No l.
Olrculsr Marking Stamps OF steel with cancel COM
Gel one half inch in diamete ter With the name OF tn.
once ana state, with type for IN nnths days in
for the same, and with handles Of mahosany wal
nut, or other heavy wood.
will state the additional charge when ntted for and
accompanied by hour blocks. as a. m D m &c :
other word. when inserted 10 the circle Is ship"
"Adser tised Registered" &c.
cell but simiiar In All her 70 the circular
stamp above described, and with type for year.
month, and days Of the same material, in locks.
GLASS No. 2
Circular Marking stamps Of iron, or othsr suita-
other respects to No circular STAMP. and With typa
Ior months In block, and single figures for days, all
Of The same mA''r, CLASS No ,
wirSnlsI Marking stamp, OF lockwood or other
to that 81 the oiR IN ne be
CLASS No. 4.
Circular Marking stamps OF steel for mails
similar to those nov in use ia Nsy York San Fran
Dei!Ci P.ld iHa G Portland Fran. an
Se. and With typs :. IN 10 ri siam. MI
Alec Hating and other MISCELLANEOUS Stamps, cor
ARD rtyie. and containing such words as "kdrer.
tired. Missent Returned for better directions"
ing in length the sentence Returned for better di-
Alec. Cancels OF half, inch diameter. and contain
ing four or more parallel nes and ling in
material with Nos. !. 2, and Stamps.
scIibed stamps, or for each class Sc parately.
Stamps viii be ordered for the different casse, of
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

RY GBEEH WILLIAMS, 1uossoneer,,
= No. 319, southeast corner OF 7th and streets
TRUSTEE SALE OF NALUABLEIMPRO
AND UNIMfROyED PROPERTY in The
hHhTHHRh LIBERTIES AAD CAPITOL
- BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust. one dated
the 18th day OF December, A. D. ISss, and ds y
recorded 10 Liber I. and B., No s, folio III,
u 1870, aud day recorded IN Liber eW, folio ia Of
the land records for w sshnston cou atty in the Dis
triot Of Columbia shall sell at public auction, on
Iusr, "A. d. 1870 at O'Clock, the following pieces
or parcels OF ground situate lying and being ia aid
city OF Washington and known and designated on
is. part * Lot numbersd twelve, IL 10 suusrs pam
befed four hundred and three. s0l the said parr of
aid lot being and for the south end or part
west and running bsak By that Wild ,evsa.y
tO feet Also the strip Of greand in said Let en- the
north side Of said part Of said OF described in csr
as seq one OF the land records i'm ana Tor wash
ington county, In said District, with the improve
ments, consisting Ct . welt built two story Frame
House Z rontine on sth street west, between I and
Also. on FRIDAY, the tn day OF February, A.
El. Ct oSlosk m shall sril, in front OF the
square southeast 81 ,qusre numbered ten hundrei
and sixty eight O65j containing fifty five hundred
and nifty, SO square feet Of ground, or less
Ionting on street north, between 18th and 18th
Terms One third cash; bs'ance in 6, Il and Is
months FOR notes bearing interest and secured BY
each piece Of property at the time Of sale All con
yeysncing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. And 4 the terms Of sale are not com
tee reserves the right 90 resell the property the
risk and cast Of the defsuting purchaser BY adver
i,slns three times in ssme newspaper published in
sEORaE W. CIssEL. Trustee.
feed GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

TOMORROW.
HY VIZ. l. WALL GO, Austicneers,
W New Marble Building. Nos. 600 and 909,
south corner 9Th street AND P-nnsvivania ssenue,
LARGE ANpPEHEMrrORY SALE, TO COVER
ADVANCES AND CHARGES, OF A LAKE.
LpT OF FURNITURE, ALNUr, LfRRA0N
OIL CLOTHS, PAINTED COTTAGE SUIrs
CANk AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS. AND
BUCkERS, HAIR CLOTH SOFAS. LOUNGES
MALNUT AM OAK EXTENSION TABLES
WALNUT AND PLAIN BUREAUS, Sc ON A
CREDIT OF 80 AMP GO DAYS
a un FRIDAY MORNING, February eth
w cCmmenciDg al 10 O'Clock. on the first an 4
second foor Of our spacious salesrooms, we
lwiil cell without r'ssrye 9, Comprising:
One Rosewood Piano,
Wall ut Chsmb Z suits, in oil,
Walnut Parlor Suits. in reps and terry.
livery handsome " al ut Dressing tase
$40 Hair ard ShuCk n addresses
Walnut and Oak Extension Tables,
Walnut and plain B"dstssds aud " .ttres,es
Brussels, Velvet and OF her Carpets
20 Marble top Tables
Boosters aud Pillows.
Sid.tosrds, Rockers and Oil Paintings,
walnut end OAK Dining Chairs,
Walnut Wardrotes,
Bsrgr and small Mirrors,
ID pieces Oil Cloths,
Can"-seat Chairs and Rockers,
" slnut Lounges ard Sofas,
Cooking and other Stoves,
-Four Sewing Machines,
Single and Double Bcdstea15
With many other articles IN the Furniture and
HOusekeep pms line all Of which viii be sold with Jut
Terms: All sums under sIOa cash, over that
amount credit e 30 aud 81 days, for notes satsfac
f. I'D W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09
EEAME BuILDINas AT Auction.

DEroT QuLRTHRMAsTERs OFFICE,
wAsHIN6TOy- ID. c., Janusry 81, ISL
viii be sold az public auction. ct Armory square
Depot, MARCH 4. COMMENCING AZ . O'Clock .. -,
the following Described one story buildings, viz
Office Building. ls2xz5;
etOrehouse. Xxx;
Carpenter Shop. Jx22:
Commissary BEilaiug, Isxl0;
Fneine House and Stable, 59x3S, Ia sfories:.
Wagon Shs 4. 26xl2. Sink z5xi2.
Thereafter viii he soid at Monument Lot: Store
house, l6sa s. two Water auks and Staging.
Terms: Cash WM MYE8s,
feS-5t Captain and Deputy Qaariermsstsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

T,HB MOST WONDERFUL TOY OUT.
G. l.. WILD Bro. 3 PATENT DANCING TOY
FOB PIAHOs,
Figures lively dancing to music. Manu-.
iacturcd and for sale st No. 40 18th street, Ivvv
between nngylyania avenue and street. Also
prices. dels- IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09
10y WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auotionsers,
ID New Marble Building,
Hos. 900 and 900, D. w. cor. Pa ave. and sth II

TRUSTEES SALE
N By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated IN frat Il Az
V0of October, b 1859, and recorded ia Libsr COL
-foiio 5ls, one Of the land records for ashngtOa
county. in the District Of Columbia, and wherein
Theophilus YouDgs and Isabel q, his WIFE, have
made default l shsll, at the request of the party
cured thereby, sell, at the auction rooms OF Vim.
Wall & Co.. In the city of Washington, on
THURSDAY the 23d day Of March next, at IL
clock. at public auction, the following described
pitc par, Ell Of land, lying aud ling in the
y of Washington District of Columbia, 10 wit
Lot marked d, in the subdiyisi rs of that tract
Of lard known a. Bellevue" aud beginning for the
same at posed tree the end Of nth line of the
whole tract, and running south eighty seven de-
grees, west fifty two and q half perches; thence
Dorth twenty seven degrees, vest thirty inc IS lOJ
perchee, which is the beginning Of lot No. g,
and north twenty seven degrees, west thirty
nine and s. 100 perches to a stone planted At road
laid roadway north sixty -four and d. grees, east
seventy five and 6 10th perches to q stone planted
for Grimes southeast corner; thence north sixty
nine and 4th degrees east twenty eight and 10Th.
perch es, 10 cedar stump, south eighty FIVE n de-
srees, east four and half perches TO opposite wall
on north side OF road south seventy four and 18th
degrees. east sixteen perches south eighty three
eighty one and 9Th degrees, east six'een peIehes,
north eighty nine and 9Th degrees, east twenty
perches TO point in the road leading from Piscat
away 10 Wasbingto hich il the Junction with the
r al leading to Grimes house. IN nee along said
I9sd sQpb eight d. gTees twelve psrc hes south
iwo And = deg rees. east twenty perches, south two
degrees, Sess twelve perches south two degrees,
ginning, containing fifty acres Of land
Terms Of sale Cash on the day Of sale.
N. q. SiEPHENS Trustee
fes lBepl WM. l.. WALL L co, Auc..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

A TERRIBLE MisTARE-ia Lee county.
Iowa q man named RafeT had a large and faro-
CiDU= dog. which some young man OF the neigh
torhOcd deter mined TO kill. he accordingly
entered the premises and shot the dog, which
was chained close 70 the door OF the house. Mr..
EsfeT. hearing the report of the pistol, 80 near
a. hand, naturally concluded that burglars were
about The building, and that the pistol had gone
on accidentally, a. one OF them was making his
entrance. He arose, seized an axe, and quietly
h5g gan To examine about the premises in thu
daTA. Pretty soon he found himself near some
tOdy, snd struck the intruder with all his force
A terrible scream followed, and he discovered
that he had struck the ave into the face and
shoulder OF his wife, whom he had left in bed
but who had got mp TO look out OF the window
10 see II she could catch any glimpse OF the
burglars. The probabilities are that the mi ury
s. !il prove fatal
meteorological Record-Feb. ., IS A.
W. Uetnr NM. SlunGI .Ssrrics. Is. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

A LL-WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH-Blsck and col
"A ored, so cents.
Black and coIored ALPACAs. 2s to so cents.
CURTAIN LACE and MUSLINS, 10 to 2J cts
Zine Lawn and n uslin TUCKED SKIRTS, SI.25
French wHALEBONE CORSETS, rs cents
MAkSEILLES SPREADS, from auction, So
Fine white and colOred FLANSELs.
Best One Dollar 9 4 kIO GLOVES Ia the city.
MUSLIN LINES, TABLE LINENS. TOWHL5,
Sc. at CONNOLLY'S,
fel CO. Cos 9th 81. opposite Patent Once.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp

QALTIAOR8 AND OHIO RAILROAD
WASHINGTON, December Is, $50.
q. .sS xash fPs ssAAd5TI .nS IL - .
WEST are nOw run a. follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
MS 1 sRo sa5 Il e nd soo and
FOB WAY STATIONS,
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
r.n to AND ssa on and
...,. =. 500 .os . ~ s!SS .as A.. ,
Lesv. 81 800 g.. n. and 800 and 9:4sp.u.
FOE ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
no I'D except sunday, ss Gas . m, ane
-, IN sunday : 400 and T:.s ,. m only. oosn.c.
20 Wheeling, Psrkersburg, &c.
~ IOs s:Iss6urs and points between Relay Hon.
sss cnS aoaa 3
Washington sts;iOn 1icke, ONCE at ali hours in ihs
for New York. Philadelphia, and Boy,Op sec a
vertisanenI Of " Through Line
49,. IL. WILSON.
M COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GRO. ;. kOONTZ. Ges1 Agt. Washington. jek
PHfiApILpRHffaAG AND s Z AS 56Ekf.
-s..-wAsHIS SIoy, June 3, lS7o-noon.
non !. =. ;si,d NV - IoRk ne N5
FOB NEW YORR, without change OF cars.
Lesye daily concept Sunday at 500 O. m, I2:<S
and soc ,. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Lesve daily Except sunday at 500 o. m, l3:HS
ON SUNDAY.
Leave FOR New York at 800 D. n. :, ana PhIa6s.
phiA Q; $40 p. 70.
sleeping cars for New York on p m train only
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia- New York. 8,
Boston can be had si the Station Once at eli hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvevt1.nr.,,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Al.
aaDolh, and the West. J. l.. WILSON,
L. n. DOLE, General Ticket Agent
eco. .. KOOSTZ, Agent, Washington. 1sN
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DRY GOODS.

los. j. MAY.
93e PENN. AVENUE. between 9th and 10th IT. e,
lsTeoeiying today, from New York and Boston,
Large stock of Bleachad and Uubleached SHIRT
lSGS ant SHkETIhGS
Large stock NEW SPBING PRINTS
Large stock LINEN GOODS
Large stock FINE WHITE GOODS
Large stock ELAOk ALPACAS
Large stock BLACK LYONS SILKS.
Also. an invoice of very rich sPAsGLED TAR
LETUNS and FRENCH mUSLINS, for BALL
DRESSES.
Large stock Bnff: Pink, Blue, Green, Cherry, and
bite TAkLkTOks.
81 The above goods will be sJld a. EXTREME
LS LOW PBlCkS.
|" Terms cssh r. One Price Only. fe7 Stiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-09

10y GREEN VIII LIAMS, Aucti6neers
- At public auctien, on SATURDAY "A
the 11th instant, at o'clock p. m, we S~I
hall sell, on the premises, good Frame 80
House, and Stable for eight cows, on ground rent
free, corner 18th and samson streets between and
streets north, and near 18th street west. Induce
ments offered to keepers Of dairies Terms cash
fe7-d' GREEN WILLIAMS sur.s