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New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
GoruoraIlon Notices.
DyPARrNESr oy CrrV wosKs
CITY Hall brooklyn july IS lb2
PROPOSALS are solicited for furnishing 10

c,, p5PiHISSSh H5iI PsSSlIyU. o. Jols is iSis
nPOpOSAIS are solicited for furnishing to
the Department Of City Works ia the Cv oil DfO0A"H wv ~
sand C 19 % @ Ie9S.s be sS o. stone price uu delivered
A. mex poSts on he water ibs C Of BsosIa as we so
nnsss Gsy %,sS sSs diameter IN. With SoOl depth ofbed
Stone will be purchased opon sssn W. and an deyFy viii be
toe Ensneer u r. sgi' 70 qD''' LoRH PALMER Prsadeut
NYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all par
~ TIES Interested Commissioner. appointed Snce' RS
go Laws o. iriRsp S Aug ls72 O'Clock to ssamss
o The e % I rsf 20 s f',iS nth s: az ssss
nlmed persons to VIA
Contact No. yo,a Moore assignee 3ht. beswes.
.o,, usd%,S ,'s pSs sSa Randall, assignee, 7h regulating AsA
4'''' sradias isiave. to East River ,,,,,
-JGsS Ssn% sanha lsssaai saI istS. 1s. '' ' ~ WV
JoSa l. G'osa 10 sSp,,ss grading and setting 's
90, Jos Peisr S,ht regulating grading ,e,uns eurs
@'-' and gutter stones, STU ave. ofarlen RIVER
n " fna assr Of eOoac. 0 psSSs S 1s sss.T
from Bowery to Leuisst, with wood pae~sa' RoOO'As
oo,- ,r.. r. RAYMOND receiver r. vidal Co. psyiog rs
Seeley eorree pavement. ltAs1' between Oa''"TPaS'
2o,s Do psyius With seey pavement HoWAN bs"'ss
Joba d Mastsrsoa so,h, regulating gadOE ssFe All sd's'
Felix Coleman SdS. regulating s'ins surO sui's' .'A a's
1865. SMITH Nooa,n Ndson ave ',.sr oA to sAi a..
Igoo Msss B,ir oh stone bloch p,ras s'"'e' Ls"as''s
1891 Mnstt st ,,oOe bloch p.'.s S''v'ss 'A ''i 'A'
,as, M,g. R, a. .,oas boss pavss ess~sse lss Asa AA
ls,g rs re,e, l.s sass asl ssias Nave AL ssss'
as Rsksl ysaassAA NA,es eess~ah, a. llsa e lta as
lSS ssssi A. caaoas4u Ave sNasAA' eoA sS~'e Ss' ~
nofth eaae ttih 81 ..... 49,.
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New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

PETROLE Grade has ruled quiet neither hoders OF sellers being
snrous the msrket Der elsr but pcs
ne ses quote bulE at Ii en-. 9s
AZ ~ the el quotations 81 t90 - ~ heAed mas
been m but one with cagoes quoted 22lc for brst half August
23c Tor last half do 1850 bbls cash at 2c Case on quoted
pouuay AT 28ld29 Naphtta dull at l5 1l5c In flhdh we
reported OO bills seller ast ha ae nOa'n ~
PIE; We quote prompt delivery at Sl 03|c ~ ,u.
oAN44 1S12.IS7I.1S70.
Bags. Bags Bags.
stoeh in importers and spectators hands IN Bo' m .o ,uo
sSek t IN importers 'Ne Io65 eeso 5000
st0Ck % hspi Jan al E'vu 10y
sUGARS-e market for Raw is quiet but prices are nneha1se
cnoe Prime refining No u BOZ, We i9r D. D. ana IV ot
Trrsi es i0 bhs on private terms; Resne quiet end
ebspsed we Guos at III Gl2iG for HArds 2 Gte for son White
and ltdlOis. for Yellow. =. -.
TOBAC6OKenncky Leaf coruues IN fr demand and prices are
without change reports about the new crop connn toA
August s2 hhds stock August J. l67, u 33 hhds stocE IN
Oreans ig2 9254 bhd stock in NeWOeans jay "a
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
stocl in importers and speculatoT,' hands IN Bo'

Seed LfThe sls Of new crop tor eIpot hae cons eFIt
decreased The remaining stocks he'd higher TO cover loss
Of weight AMI charges and the greatest part OF what
is ei hand VII be wanted for our own consumption
TIE ,ales were Of ola crop during last month"; within the
quotations below lO0 Connecticut aud MsSsuseS 20 cases
PenuSyTnia Ohol 600 Othe were lis
posed o aud Massachusetts, 2O0
Pennsanis 1850 cases oAois SO cases Wisconsin s
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
BLOCK COAL FIELD

Of Indiana, which aone will supply ample business
Thirty miles through Douglas County Ill., Just completed opened and
paid for.
Division Monteums 70 Decatur e5 miles TO be
finished In 1872 Grading nearly done and materials (ercept hon al
Bridge Wabash ready for supestuctu
Division 81 miles. partly graded and to be finished In 1913
$1,000, 900 In cash already expended on the road
and 800 900 remaining 90 be called from 20 sub
scribers, among whom nre w. II. Guion sidney Dii'
lon, Jay Cooke IL CO., Clark, Dodge q Co.., j.
sesman, yibbard, Foaae d. CO., and Paul :. Forbes,
of philadelphia, and g.. VI. Pullman of Chicago.
Besides its way Company % 600 Of land chiefly
which 1000 the best BLOCK COAL LANDS
has also SUBSCRIPTIONS IN BONDS AND CASH from counties
towns, aud individuals Of $4,000 o,.,..
road at both enn with the mostimportan TlRotGH
RAILWAY the and being by miles shorter than
sny other indispensable them while its local business alone
viii insure good dividends its stock.
opds payable Union Trust Co.. Trustee or bearer
July 1901 gold coin Coupons also ~ gon PAYABLE jan an
Ja NeTYori at Unoa Bank LONDON hrd eicoans
BIS ..-,
SINKING FUND per to be invested
By Trustees In bonds at exceeding -,
For sale at 70 and b the Financial Agents Of the
Company.
WALKER, ANDREWS & CO.,
4
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
.ss RzF and py'esf fir Lise Of f'152 .usfei
IsdiaHapoIfs, Ind, 10 Decatur, HL

This road passes through belt Of the best settled and richest aul
mineral country Indiana Illinois, 20 miles
width with other East and West railway built projected through Is
Ii Crosses In Parke and Yermlion Counties, the nch
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
A GREAT OFFER :!

m a,o.e ~ ONE HUNDRED PIANOS MELODEOyS and ORGANS
OF sir nrst including wae at ExrRSNELy PRICES
EoR cAH &l3 monthly until pat the 70
applied purchased New octave PIANOS meien e S
Now ready, Kind or PAkLOk
ORGAN beautiful perfect made: Sheet
Music Books and Music Merchands Catalogues nailed
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

cuse do 400 hb q SIS do ana Tar sss de- The arhs 70,
Spt. urpenne declined wb but moderate ae ana
free saIes aud $50 bes do t ooo eioans
Al te cw ce has sold quite freely with abou, former
nree urreut loo bb Strained al ~ ~ tS9 Dds 90
~ Sq lV Good and low No. NJ ~ ei zO ebA rae
III ri I1a0 hhA 45 So Tar qriei AND unchanged
PROYISIONsThs Pork Is stronger but %" sev Closing
Arm he sales aud 40 bbl al slS 9Oa$lJ lor
New Mess. sll for Extra Prime; SlS ~ Tor OioaI;
ouiv limited demandi SAFES OF
500 hbs Ness seller August &3 So Beef n slean arc " n
nsnA ssles OF i30 hb for Plsia Ness and s9g5 20,
Rxtra Beef steady bu qpeti sales OF - boa ~
for Western and 10 good demsn tn
hght se hhd DR. Hams at u,@i % shis mss.erh n5
coed Isle Picked Hams N bulk ~ erage Ioi~' a
do Bacon Is held aoSyo the yew 81 onyeI,i 's %
ofIong Clear he Short RIB al DC Dressed logs are e
scve quote 6lac for CITY, tho latter an extreme ~ tne co
Lard is stronger fairly aciye the trade uyn ana t
shipping deuasd Of go bbls and tea at 10, NO &
7l6o Tor ty s0s l5l6c for M 70 pae Seen kesne1 S
i al oc For future delivery there Il far dmsna saes 81 S, %
seller sll the year. at eti 9v 70 iof AoS"S' WV nv
for SepiembI t?c "~F -. -. .Lv,r IA .unply
BufTRR There Is not eno7gh hne sec bp'tei fWs
The demand while other gades are plenty AID aaaos Uhsabe "'
Guoe -. . 4. a.. ~ a22
''-sS 80 2s an lWeetern frkin fDe Yellow. -.
State pals 10 fsir2q d25 "a 5ls
state balftubs ..S G1S Mestn hfhn e., 10 dI3
srkns prime yeoT25 0Ss W es'er1 e.lnH'A a ~
Welsh fuu. .......A d19 luTtasc
-, FscOr
Private Deires.. Ulb
e az p,vx Am IfKry IN PACKING YAKDs, sBw-rORA AND
BEOoKLYS, l. lbiI
OH 4andN Neio Pork
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
lflusical Instruments

LNSCHER's New Scale Pianos, the most Tes
liable made fully warranted as West Twenty eighth st.
near Nnhye Some splendid secondhand Pianos sold cheap
DIANOS-3O secondhand PIANOS, of various
MAKERS thorough order SALE low prices. CHECKER
ING SONS II Foureenhst, between Broadway aud
Fnh.fye
CMITH's AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex-
- clu.yey for sale at LGTE Co.'S manuetarers o. nr,i,
Fm,ts Sew.York Cu Wholesale retail aud on iustailments
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

QaOt8uODt Vsseu NoIop fuhuh QV lvI v IAl
Ssf grade above below the grade quoted
cOPPRETe arEet grades quiet but prices without
epse quote 60l8c and Laguayra al Hd13e all gold:
ssls bags Hppaehus and L64 bags LaguAa OF d
l,reUt invoices u terms
1R AND MEAI-The Flour market Is active and. with
- limited arrivals nsht stock most grades are better No
the close the market
,,s specay medium and hgh grades Of sprng Wheat EI
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
1872. 1871. 1870.
1872. IS11.lS7O.
Ba.es. Bales. Balea

Al 900 5000 1000
SO. 100 1850 1900
s1 %: Retail lots arr fnn
Harold. ell New, 800
change; We quote al Si
and 75U60c. for ORt
luli; We quote At ~ 22l %
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

6tocs To- Importers and s2e.ulatOrs' hands II
bost'a. 4ny Jl......................
6fors iu inPOrterg and .specoiators hands u
efN 4Nfhs July Ji.s.ss .ssssss.s..s.sssssss
kieck 90 hsUd Jan. I, ali hsnds.............
HAl -ohipping Is dull and hesyy al 4l0i
and 10 fair demsnd, At . 39QSlG0. Salt
SDc.. sad Diosef al 90e a 81 Straw without
Hy n for bOag Bye s5ns0e. foT Shcrt DO,
LNfkkD-Tbe HaFket is hrD, bot yefy
. ~ = gold. IS - J,ef busb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

BROWN STONE FEVER NEsTs-From the re-
cent report OF DIR. Morris, the sanitary inspector
in New York city, 1t appears that the danger Of
spotted fever from defective sewage is not con-
lined to the crowded tenement houses, but that
very large number OF new and spalatial''
brovrstone-frOnt dwellings are little better
than 30 many pest houses, "where intermittent
fevers are indigenous and endemic, the cause
being found in the circumstance that orr gnaliy
the ground beneath the house had been a stand
ing pool, which, although filled in, had never
been properly drained dry" He shows that in
some cases spotted fever has been caused among
children who live in elegant up town houses by
reason of the escape of foul gases from care
iessly laid pipes or badly constructed drains.
This Is another strong argument in favor OF the
thorough and comprehensive plan of sewerage
adOptsd by our Board of Public Works. The
subject is one OF great importance. 1t is Door
policy to stop To count the cost when the public
health Is endangered by defective drains, or no
drains at all. and when, too, it is well known
that the work, once well done, will last as long
a. the city itself.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer, !
WASHINGTON, DC, March Z, 1872, 10 q. IN.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FouR
HoURs.-The barometer has continued risinf
from Michigan to Georgia and eastward to the
Atlantic; nOrtherly to westerly winds have pre-
With clear weather, except over northern New
York and northern New England, where cloudy
weather with light snow has continued; it has
fallen throughout and west OF the Mississippi
valley, with sOutherly winds OveI the western
gulf, to easterly over the upper Mississippi with
increased clOudiness; threatening weather is
row reported from eastern Texas, and snow
from the northwest; the temperature has fallen
at the Rocky Mountain stations, risen thence
eastward to the Atlantic excepting over the
south Atlantic and gulf states; very brisk north
westerly winds have continued from Lake
Ontario to the middle and east Atlantic coasts
but have now diminished in force except at
Cape MAY.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Thep pressure will continue
to recover itself over the New England and
middle states, with northerly to westerly winds
and clear weather very generally; northerly IL
easterly winds, with clear weather, will prevail
during the day from the south Atlantic coast to
Michigan; the barometer will continue falling
throughout and west of the Mississippi valley.
with southerly winds from the western gulf TO
increasing easterly from Tennessee and Ken
lucky to Lake Superior and westward, and
snow north Of Iowa, and rain thence southwark
to the gulf; an area Of low barometer is davel-
oping over Nebraska and Kansas and will prob
ably move eastward over the lower Missouri
valley during to- day; the temperature will con-
tnue rising east of the Rocky Mountains very
pated along the Atlantic and gulf coast during
to- ay.
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day,

BALTIMORE, March Virginia skies, old
ass; do. coupons, old, 81; do new, 81: Virginia
Cardinals, old, IS; do. new, 1S-all bid.
BALTIMORE, March T.-Cotton dull and nom
ina; low middlings, p. Flour firm; western
extra, IsaT%; other grades unchanged.
Wheat firm-Pennsylvania, S1.6S. Corn dull;
5ia5i. Rye firm, 95aS1. Pork dull, AZ. Bulk
meats weak; shoulders, 5H; rib siles, 81; clear
rib sides. loose; Bacon steady; shoulders, 6H
b sides, 7Ha.A; clear rib sides, xaS; hams,
bali. Lard dull, 9Ha9Ac. Western butter
very active; market bare. Whisky dull, S9sge
INV YORK, March 7.-Stocks strong. Gold
steady, 1oi. Money easy. Exchange. long
97s; short, 101. Governments Il IN and steady.
Virginia 6's, So; new, 81. North Carolina's, SO;
new.19S.
NEW YORK, March Flour dull and de-
Ginning. Wheat duh and nominaIly lower. Corn
dull and unchanged.
LONDON, March :, 1850 a. m.-Consols opened
at go for money, and 90 for account. Bonds
quiet and steady: 1sG2s. 92's; 1865, old, 93x;
1875, 921; 10-40's, ssh.
FRANKFoRT, March Bonds opened at &c
for the Issue Of 1862.
PARIS, March 7.-Rentes opened at Sc francs,
60 centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The Salt Lake correspondent of the Nee York
Times writes that the most significant feature of
the Mormon convention which has been in ses-
sion there, was the growing disposition on the
part Of the members to surrender poly gamy As
a condition precedent to admission TO the Union
We have never doubtTd that the Mormons
would readily trade of polygamy for citizen
ship If their existing marriages could be legal
lied and then children legitimized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

And now it il found that opodeldoc will ex
plode. A drug store in New York, Yesterday,
was teetotally smashed up by an eruption from
bottle of that. supposed to- be, bA.my soo,her
OF mans woes and bruises. We shall lose faith
in everything when even our emollients 60
paSk Oh us We shall distrust our lard, the
goldenest butter will he a dangerous joy, and
Tor sugbt We know death may linger at the bot
tom Of our salad oil. Surely we have fallen upon
evil times,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The Indianapolis Journal thus quotes Scrip
ture on Judge David Davis nomination for the
Presidency
David therefore departed thence and ESCAPED
TO the cave Adullam; and when his brethren
and all his fathers house heard II, they went
GOWN thlther to him. And every one that was
in distress, and every one that was in debt and
every one that was discontented gathered
themselves unto him; and he became CAPTAIN
over the m; and there were with him about -four
hundred men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The subdivision of parties in the French
National Assembly, though apparently csmpli-
Gated. Is not, as some readers of the cable dis
patches seem TO suppose, zone of those things
which no fellow can find out" 1t is simple com
pared with the Mexican muddle and the Schles-
wig HOlstein conundrum. Thus, the conserva.
tIves constitute the "Right," so-called, though
wrong according to American notions, because
anti-republcan. The Right is sub-dvided into
Legitmists, OTleansts and Bonapartists Next
in order follow the Right Center and the Left
Center, shading down through the various
grades of republcansm until the Left is reached
which party embraces the extreme sections of
radical revclutiOnists. Theirs favors a union
of the Right and Left Center, on the following
basis First, the definite establishment of the
republic; second, an upper house of legislature,
constituted Of me- bers elected by the deputies:
third, the continual renewal of the deputies by
thirds This is all very nice in theory; but prac
tically the present rule of ~. Theirs Just about
as arbitrary as that of Napoleon Ill, and if his
new scheme is calculated to perpetuate the pres
ent restrictions On the press, and executive
bullyings of the legislative branch of the govern
ment, the republicans in the Assembly are not
likely 10 take to it very kindly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
RllANCIAL AMD COMHRRClAL

The New York money market showed more
activity yesterday than on the previous day. one
or two prominent institutions having called a
part OF their loans yesterday morning. Bor-
ros ers ON pledge Of government bonds were
supplied at BAL per cent, and on stocks at Tai Y
gold. Prime commercial paper was quoted al
Sa9 per cent Government bonds continue
strong, both in this country and in the Euro
pesp markets Should the foreign DE- mand in
crease, n present prospects lead to the belief
that Ii Will, prices could be very easily adj
vanced. as the stock OF floating bonds In the
market IL very small
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THt RSDAY .............. March =, 1877.

South Carolina has one legislator at least who
benz ans the DAYS of ehivslry- In the state sen
ate last Friday the monoteny OF the proceedings
was broken by a spicy debate all about the con q.
structiOn of a dam across the COngaree river.
A Mr.. Leslie got on the rampage and turning to
two of his colleagues-Nash and Hayne-ssid,
''I understand you members have your votes
chslked and Marked and turning to the Presi-
dent continued, 81 am not afraid to say your
ruling Is partisan and unfair" Upon this N ash
went for Leslie, insisting on a retraction, init
mating that If he (Leslie) was to treat him NASH
in the way he did the speaker one of them would
be missing from the roll call Warming up as he
proceeded with the recollection Of the good old
shines befO' the wa he closed with the following
brilliant perOratiOn:
He (Leslie) has insulted our president and
il VIC are diguided ard spirited, we will resent
such language. Are We here as boys? Would
YOU have the senate a place of wranglipc a
spectacle &c attract outsiders? Sir remember
IN the Old DAYS OF our state an inkstanh Would
have been hurled at the Senator's head for such
unparilamentary language. IL we cannot imi-
tate those gallant old Caroini1ns in ANYTHING
else let us initiate them i'm their readiness to re-
Duke an insult"
Leslie, however, stood his ground and instead
OF retraeting. repeated his offensive remarks but
the days of ohivalry have indeed departed for
inkstands were not hurled and the respective
represe natives of the old and new schools of
parIiamentarians still continue to answer their
names at roll call with unpunctured skins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

Tie national convention OF colored men,
which meets at New Orleans on the 10th OF
April, will be an important one in its bearing on
the future of that people, if wise counsels pre-
vail The OBJECT is announced to be the promo
ton Of the union of the men Of the race in the
north and south, for commercial and political
PURPOSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

Andrew johnson wants the democratic nomi-
nation for governor Of Tennessee, but has three
military competitors, namely; General John C.
Brown, the present governor; General W. b.
Bates. and General William A. Quarles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
rro THE sEc1 TAX AZ r raIEE OF rns DIS.

S TkICT OF COLUMBIA.
4roftce IS hereby that the Jard of Appeals
to revise the Of property will at the
Cfflce Il the sucerint ndent of Assessment aud
Taxes, Columbia Building, in the city of washing
ton, on the 11TH DAY OF MARCH, 1872 at 10 O'Clock
a. m, ard that thereafter he said Board VIII be in
session from 10 CLoCkA UNTIL = O'clock p
of each day. Sundays excepted, for thirty con.
secutlve days, a. requir' by law.
I'll appeals made TO said Board of Ape ais against
whom sssesSmt nts have been made, shall be made
in writing, and under oath or aft rmai ion
II A. HALL, EJ MIUDLETON
hhE LII, GEORGE WILSON.
RILEY sHINN. mar. Inn
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EsR SAILOR RENr-A story Brick HCr1sK,
II No 81 eh street, bet. and streets, front
ing Judicisry SQuare. containing six good .sHef
n sms. porch above and dry cellar: range; hot and
cold vster, bath room, wsfer closet, gas IN every
making % the sc-t desirable residences in the
City. There " large frapt Lot suitable Cor adj
sth street, between and @ streets Janl5-essv'
EoR RENT-A yRUIr FARM near thi. CIV
Il Will lease for several years on the most favor
hce fehia ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The Maryland republican state convention to
nominate delegates to the Philadelphia republi-
can national convention has been called to meet
at Baltimore April "a. The Tennessee republi-
can convention will meet at Nashville May Is.
for the same purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

The newspapers are poking fun at Aleck Ste
Phens' long editorials. This is wrong. Thew
should aim to encourage a reformed politician
who is trying to get along in an honest bust
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

Cranes broken down investigation
That like . wounded snake, dIsss its slow length
akBg'- -s'
u 10 be continued to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

DIVIDING THE SPOILs. - The donations
granted by the Emperor William of Prussia on
the anniversary of the entry into Paris have
given rise to much comment on account of the
Prince Charles. Generals MOltke, Room Man
teuffel, and the Duke Of Bavaria received each
100000 thalers; General Goeben and Minister
DOlbruck 200, 600; twelve others 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

MACE AND O'BALDwIN-The proposed pri ne
fight between Mace and O'Baldwin may vet be
fyZle. The latter still demands that the fight
shall be at or near New Orleans. To this Mace's
hackers will not agree The men have deposit
OF $500 each in Frank Queens hands. Yester-
day Mace sent challenge to Pittsburgh, offer
ing To fight O'Baldvin within 100 miles of Pitts
buTgh, and in addition to the main stakes
% $50, bell put up his champion belt against
$500. Ii Is generally supposed that O'Bsldyin
will accept this challerge.-N T. Sun7M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07
z7 Furniture Emporium. 60
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES OF FURNI.
TURE AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL.

The undersigned having determined to sell out
their immense stock Of CARPETS, RUGS, NAT.
TORE, such as FINE WALNUT PARLOR and
MARBLE TOP CHAMBER and COTTAGE
GOODS, by the lsT Of MAY NEXT, at which time
shall be compelled to close our establishment for
two three months. in order to make imp owe
ments to eur store, We would respectfully inform
cur customers, and the public in general, that We
siye assortment Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
ATA VERY REDUCED PRICE, FOR CASH, at
the southeast corner Of n and d streets Any per
son wishing to purch ase goods In our line will dc
well to call and examine our goods for Themselves
and we have fear but they will be satisfied tina,
what say is SO.
msr5-eo6t GREEN WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-07

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