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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-09-06
OTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

SAMPSON COUNTY.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JULY 8, A. D., 1872.
Walter j. CraddOck, Annie r. Parker, PeschaI
w. MePhail, by guardian Owl Craddock.
VS., VIM. II. Craddock, and heir of John T.
CraddOck.
This causa coming on to be heard, and it ap-
pearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court tn at
William II Craddock and the heirs OF John T.
CraddOck are non,residents of this State, on
Petitioners, it is therefore ordered that publi-
cation be made tor six weeks in the Whining
ton JOURNAL, paper published in the CITY of
Wilmington, N. G., notifying the said defend
ants of the fling OF the COMPLAINT in this pro-
ceedlng: that the same is for partition amongst
ceased, and that they make appearance at the
office of the CLERK of the Superior Court on or
before the I'd day OF September next and an
swer, plead or deInur as they may see fit, and
upon their failure to appear the prayer of the
petitioners will be granted.
JAMES X. MORRISEY
Clerk Superior Court, Sampson county, N. G.
july IL 244-1aw6wch
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VIRGINIA..

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 80.
A special to the Gazette saws that Clark, the
seducer of Miss Jewell. was shot this morning
at Brownsville by brother of the young lady
Clark mortally wounded, and is suppos ed
to be dead by this time. Fewell shot him
through the bars OF the Jail
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 81.
The City Council passed resolutions inviting
Greeley and Grant to visit the Exposition here
on September Sd.
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IOLlSIANA

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
AT small meeting OF the "Outers this P. NJ.
delegates were elected to the Louisville Con-
vention. No one OF prominence participated in
the meeting.
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New York Bank Statement.
NEw YoRK Ann- 81

NE" Il UhAS aug OI.
Loans have decreased three and fiv-eighths
of million; specie decreased one ant seven
eighths OF a million; legal tenders decreased
One and one-half of a million; deposits de-
creased seven and three eighths of O million.
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The New York herald EcIipsed.

The New York Tribune has lately shown
an instance Of journalistic enterprise that
eclipses the sending of Henderson to Rob-
eson county to interview the outlaws in
behalf of the Herald and their friends at
the North. HenderSons expedition was
merely to pander to the sensational crav-
ings of the public taste, but the enterprise
of the Tribune was undertaken in purely
philanthrOpic spirit and will undoubtedly
be productive of much good to one class of
unfortunates. This enterprise was the
invasion of the lunatic asylum at Bloom
1ngdaie, New York, by Julius Chambers,
a reporter of the Tribune, who was per-
fectly sane at the time, but who counter
feited madness so as to obtain a free cntree
into all of the inner workings of the Asy-
lum. The result was not al all to the
credit of the institution. How Chambers
donned Hamlet's ghost; how he was co n
mitted, scarcely without examination, by
strange physicians and on the certificate of
a stranger and how he made excellent use
of the opportunities afforded him, will lie
told in the Tribune in full.
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REMOVAL!
JOHN d. LOVES
BOOKSTORE.

The old Bank OF Wilmington building, east
side of Frent street, two doors north of the
National Hotel and next South of the Shoe
House of Messrs. Geo. r. French & Son, is be-
ing converted into a Sne commodous Store, to
which j. d. Loves Bookstore will De removed
on the LIST of October.
aIfE20 277-d&Cw3tch
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JAMES w. LIPPIIT,
- :; MIpH

/ wish TO employ GENTLEMEN AND La
DIES to solicit orders for the CELEBRATED
IMPROVED BUCKEYE SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH
braid, gather and rmDfe and sew from the FINEST
NAINSOOK TO BEA YER OVEkCOATINGS
AND LEATH Err. For further particulars ad
dress W. A. HENDERSON 8 Co,
Cleveland, Ohio. or 81. LOuls, Mo.
JulV q, lSfZ 21-6m
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al CONDITION OF
Bank of New Hanover
ON AUGUST list. Is72.

FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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Read these Lines Carefully.

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CAPE FEAR AGRICULTURAL ASSO.


CATION
The Executive Committee of the Cape
Fear Agricultural Association have the
pleasure of announcing the following General
and Special Premiums for Field Crops to
be awarded at the Fourth Annual Fair of
the Association, in the Fall of 1872:
FIELD CROPS.
COTTON.
For largest crop of Cotton upon four az acres
more of upland, with statement of quality
of soil, mode of cultivation, amount and kind
of manure used, the time of planting and va
riety of cotton the land to be measured and
the yield to be vOuched for by afidavit-one
bale to be exhibited:
LIST Notwithstanding Silver Plate, value. $50
End s. So Z" Z" IS .. 80
3rd '' 90 .. 20
For largest crop of Cotton upon one "a acre of
land. regulations same above:
Premium-Sterling Silver Plate, value. .$25
For largest crop OF Cotton on one acre by a boy
not over eighteen years of age-Medal and $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

~ Mina allure Conservatives are the lates
thing in drawing room furniture. They are
glass. about the size of piano, and are sup
posed to contain choice plants and flowers.
HThe geOmetrical critic ofthe Buffalo Com
mercial has taken the dimensions OF Annie
Louise Csry's voice, and pronounces 1t ''thick
and round"
~J. Brown organized a class in the useful
science of veterinary surgery at Burlington,
Michigan, collected S200 in tuition fees in ad-
vance, and then incontinently 'sloped."
SMany of the fashionable young ladies' of
New York are SAID to make and trim their own
dresses, and some are paid by their fond parents
the amount il would cost to have them made BY
dressmakers.
~The Duchess de Persigny, wife of the de-
ceased favOrite OF Napoleon Ill. and daughter
of the equally famous Prince de Moskowa. is
going TO be married again to French advocate,
who is only a cOmmoner.
~While II Is said Miss Susan b. Anthony
and other ladies are being prosecuted for voting
In Rochester, q lady named Miner, out west, mas
sued the judge of election fer refusing to accept
her vote. ''Tit for tat'
- Some individual has been amusing HIM
self by shooting at trains on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad, some seventy miles west of Jack
son, with shot gun. One discharge slightly
wounded an engineer. The operation was re-
peated three times last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

a STRANGE STORY RELATIVE TO DROWNED
WoMAS.-rhe nude body of a Young woman
was found floating of the west shore OF Cover
nOr's Island four days ago. and taken TO the
mOTgue- The face was completely eaten away,
and other prominent portions of the body were
similarly dishgured. The teeth were ali gone.
and the bone of the Jaw presented the appear,
snce OF the teeth having been knocked out.
Deputy Coroner Cushman and DR.. Vandeyater
proceeded 10 the mOrgue, and made post NOR
tenn examination. They found the lungs full of
water, and sea-sand in the trschess. The organs
OF the body were I'm a healthy and fully -deyel
oPed dtion, and there was not the slightest
indication that the wOman's death had resulted
from violence Her age seemed to be about %
years. gentleman named Stanton, residing
At No 30 Hewes street, Williamsburg, called on
Coroner Keenan,, and stated that on the I'D of
last month bis daughter left home, and had not
been seen by him since. He viewed the body
andwas convinced that it was that of his dau Oh
ter.-N. u. Timrs 18Th.
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EVENING STAR.

IssrKAScx PoLIcIEs.-The Iecent great fires
are bringing up again 81 the old questions. A
coIresI ondent OF the New York journal of
CommeTce isquires If hLm has in
snrance ON its stock for $4,000. ana the
stocS is worth 100000, and their stock
ia damaged by FIRE to the extent of
sso 200 how much insurance can thew collect .
DO the companies pay the whole damage,
or do they pay In proportion of the whole
stock 70 the amount Of insuTance9-thst
L. will the firm receive 81 OO0 or only s25 OOO?,'
In reply, the journal states that no matter how
much the stock is worth, if the Insurance. is for
5000 under plain ordinary policy, the un-
derwriter must pay any loss which occurs up to
that amount. But il the policy contains what is
known as "the average clause," (which reads,
% IL Is understood and agreed that claims und II
this policy shall only be for such proportion of
the whole loss as the amount of this a.
lOwance bears to the whole value of the
property insuTed,') then the loss falls pro
rata on the underwater aud the owner.
If the the stock j. insured half its value, with
this clause inserted, the underwater pays b Aft
the loss. IL insured one-fOurth the value, then
ne pays One-fOurth the loss. But If this clause
Is omit ed then the owner can collect his entire
loss If enough has been insured in solvent COM
panies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

LOVE AND NURDBR-L Funeral and a Mar
Tid9>-A romantic and somewhat tragical
event, involving love and possibly murder-a
funeral and a marriages. reported "a having
occurred In Lawrence Kansas, last Wednesday
young mulatto named William Drake, whose
course OF true love was somewhat ron ghened BY
the opposition of his proposed father-in-law,
Aylaid a funeral cortege on its return from the
etery, and, with the assistance of three of
Drothers, shot the old man, abducted the
"a, took her 10 Lawrence, and was married in
the street.-the constable who had him in arrest
KINDLY waiting until the ceremony was per-
formed before taking the bridegroom to the cal.
aooose- Jordan Cownch, the girls father, is Sc
rlously wounded Drake has evidently been a
reader OF dime novels, or he would have con-
rlved some less sensational mode of getting
possession OF his sweetheart-St. Louis DelaS-
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DRoPosALs FOR CONCRETE STONE FoR
IL THE NEW JAIL OF THE DIsThICT OF
CnIIMRIa
OHIO oF srFERvIsINe ARcHTrKcr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENr, November S, ls-2
Sealed Proposals will De received at this offics
uutll IL m. OF the 2tTH DAY OF NOvEssEE,
lo2. or furnishing and deli, erns the site OF the
New Jail for the District IF Columbia, on Reserve
ton No. -, cay, SO cubic yards, or less, OF
Grauite, Limestone, OF other hard durable stone,
broken 20 the size 81 hen eggs, and suitable for
Concrete. the whole 10 be deliV cred within forty
daDs IL required by The progress Of the WORK, az
such times thu reafter NJ ~ be required by the
Superintendent, or rs much sooner may De de-
sired by the contractor.
wharf wi,l be erected on the premises the use
Of which will be allowed the contractor, free q
charge.
Zach proposal 10 be accompanied by q sample Of
the stobe intended 10 be furnished.
Proposals will be made by the cubic yard, and the
material will be received by weight: the weie ht &C
yard TO be asoertained by the superntendent BIZ
measuring accurately and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form 20 be
obtained this Office, and must be aocem panied by
penal bond in the sum Of one thousand dOlars
tsl!ool that the bidder will accept and perform
the CONTRACT II awarded him.
The right 60 reject any all bids is reserved.
Payments will be msde monthly, deducting ten
l0D per cent. until the completion of the contract.
Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed enyelope,
endorsed " Proposals for Concrete Stone for the
New Jail Of the District Of Columbia" aud cd
dressed TO A. b. MULLkTT,
no6-id Supervising Architect.
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DRoPosALs FOR BUBBLE STONE FOR THR
l. NEW JAIL OF The DISTRICT or 0V-
,FFIct or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

OFFICE OF SUPERvIsING ARCHITECT, 4
TREASURY DEPARTNENT, November 8, ls-a
Sealed Proposals will be received a this Office
until y m Of the 26rH DAY OF NOVEMBER. lsza,
for furnishing and delivering the site the New
Jail for the District Of Columbia, on Resery alton
No l3 say 500 cubic yards, more or less. OF Bubble,
Granite CT seneca Stone, one quarter TO be bond
stones, II length equal 20 the thickness q the
walls, end 20 c. ntan not less than ten glOD cubic
feet and no ST ne 20 contain Tess than and one
half ia cubic feet to be less than six 90
thick, TO be delivered IL Quantities subject the
order e the Superintendent. and st such times e
may be IN his Judgment requisite, much sooner
may be desired by tbs contractor.
A wharf will be erected on the prem SEES, the use
Of which will be allowed the contractor free of
charge.
Proposals will be made by the cubic yard aud the
material will be received by weight, the weight OF
yard 10 be ascerta.ned by the Superintendent BY
measuring accurately and weighing the same
All bids must be made the printed form 70 be
obtained at this ace, and must De accompanied by
penal bond in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars.
tS5Oo that the BIDDER will accept and perform the
The right % reject any or sll bids 10 reserved
Payments w.d be made monthly, deductinR ten
tl0l per cent cati the completion OF the contract
Proposals must be enclosed In q scaled envelope
endorsed Proposal fer Bubble stone for the NeW
Jail Of the District Il Columbia and addressed TO
A. u. MULLErr,
no6-td Supervising Architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

- Auctoneers ana Real Estate Brokers',
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES sALEoFV VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
MAssAChUsETTsA AVENUE. NORTH FAND
o. TWO NEW Tw Srsf5i' 3 HsG sasE
MENT BRICK DWELLINGS. ANDONE TWO
ISS on EoETH = sTsEsT' also. TWO
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING; FROsT-
TXs1N SECOND AND THIRD sTBkETs
-, By virtue of a deed OF trust, bearing date
=A liber No S73, folio pa ct seq one of the land
Columbia, and by direction Of the. party secared
hereby shall sell st public auction, in front Of
ymber 1872 Of Oel-ck p m, all that certain lot,
piece, or parcel Of ground situate and being in the
10, s1@ .@Sar
sion Of square numbered six hundred and twenty
office Of said city. in Subdivision BOOK IN K"
No. ], folio SS2, together with the improvements
m also lot nHmSerta Elk, esI IN Joseph i Essns
subdivision Cfsquare south Of square numbered five
ee Of z: :a .se cy SUE
division Book IN. K.,' No. /, folio l72 toge her
The sale viii commence with the property first
above described, and be continued until the amount
OF sales pay. the debts ne under the trust and ex
This property will be sold separately or as
whoie as may De determined at the time OF sale to
Terms Of sale; One: third cash tof which slos must
be paid at time Of sale and the balance in enc and
two years With ten per cent interest from the day
OF SALE and secured to the sfaction of the
on the premises sold "or all cash. at option OF pur
chaser" Convey anchg and recording at pur-
piled with within six days sfte' day OF sale, the
trustee reserve. the right to sell. after week
public notice. at the risk and cost Of defauting pur
chaser. VIM. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee
ocS dads LATIMRk CLEARLY, Aucts.
NBY oonsHNr OF PARTIES INTEREST
ed the above sale is hereby postponed until MON
DAY, December I'd, 1872, same hour and place
VIM. + HOFFMAN, Trustee
LATIMEk CLEAkY, Aucts.
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10y GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d ste

SSSSf EG}EA He
Of Of ,i G% IEiHHh LIlSG u4fF&sITE THE
ET&R$EIG&X SALE 70, TAkE i Ft,A6E II
SGkfWES MIttd dhNER ~ gGTG Sp E29T
SIRE ETS. WASHINGTON CRY l,-'D hN "
cdr 81 bs p O. dteIse PessS BY the
NJ; 2T64 George w. Linxille ct al. vs.. William d.
he Hseh Room. G ss G. RHS
f nrs q ION anS i,rsSts in in ahs city Of wash
be-. D. isi2, at O'clock iii those 81 o9sTrr
lands know a. Murdoch 8 quarry, and located on
two miles above Georgetown in the District OF O..
luDbs, and being about 80 feet in width by about
$50 peIches in length, and containing 30 acres,
And also, at the same time and place, and in con-
nection Herewith, will sell all tue unquarriej
stone, with the per petus right to quarry the SAM
in the portion OF the land known the Po.om &C
Of and sdJoinir the above, together with certain
rights and privileges to the of the bank Uf the
full and particular description Of ali which Will more
PEAR by reference to the proceedings in above en-
We call the attention Of capitalists and others to
the above Suarries which consist of the best quail
OF Transportation TO the market:
The st ne foundations of the United States Capt
tol, Washlpgton MOI ument, and other public build
iDgs are lao Of this Stone The Aqueduct Bridge
Chapel, and other churches are built Of the ston
from these qusrries.
A Plat OF the quarries can be seen at Green Viii
lisms auction rooms, corner Of 10th and streets
northwest, where any information can be obtained
Any person can examine the Qusrries By taking
the canal road OF the road leading II ON Ct
town TO the Chain bridge.
Terms of sale: One six tn cash, and the balance in
thirty equal monthly ments with est at the
rate OF ten per centum snnum from day of sale,
with security to the satisfaction of the Receivers
and lein retained on the property sold or the pur
chase money can be paid in cash up N ,horter
deposit Of $50 will be required of the purchaser at
time OF sale. All eenveyanciug and stamps az cost
OF purchaser. Plsts Of the property will be ex-
hibItt q st the time Of sale
SSIlip \ Receivers.
nc 20-d6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

MURDERED FOR BETTING.-The indianapolis
News says: y man named Lee was shot and
killed Al Sullivan, by negro who approache 4
him on horseback, shot him and Immediately
rode away. Lee was a saloon keeper and lad
bet some horses with Kentucky gentlemen on
the election He lost and had delivered the
horses, but Il Il thought some hard feeling en-
gendeTed by the bet was at the bottom OF the
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PROPOSALS.
l. MObk fok uNIThD STATES COUNT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, COLUMBIA.
D.. c, ABOVE THE wATKk rABLE


OFFIcE OF sUrERINTENpgST. October 2Sth. ICi
Sealed Proposal. will be reoeiv I'd az ne ofoe Of
superintendent until IL N NoN BER -. lSTa for
the CrkiDg and Cutting the Granite required for
and chimneys OF ne~ Court house n Poet Ofncs,
All cutting, beds, asher face; all nodded work.
&c, to - cot reuired by specihostions and draw
ings numbered Is, L. lb, To- 30 p aud q and full
SIZE details aud m dels Inch will be ed 70
the contractor &c CURED.
grades Of cutting, may be the once Of ths
supervising Architect at Washington, ID. g, in
tn sihoe OF the soperintendent At cOlumbiA,s q.
The stone, cut aud ready 20 b. set, will be d-liv
red On the site OF the building, = ready devised
The 81 the cutting II the rst story will req ure 20
he ae WeIed ready 60 set. before the hr-t day
the hrst day Of November, lS73. and the remainder
VIII require 90 he furnished and delivered on or
before the nrst day oi January ls4, Ter penalty
81 SiuO Der rarn aud every day delay bey ond the
time above sti pulated.
Proposals. viii be made for the entire cutting as
shown ON the drawings and described by the spsoih
Payments will be made monthly, deducting no par
cent. Of work executed until the hnsl completion sf
All bids must be made on = printed FORM which
will be obtained nj this Office, and be accompanied by
the bond of two responsible persons iH.the sun of
clo ttu that the bidder viii accept aud rform the
CONTRACT n ardcd him, the bond 90 be approved by
the United States district Judge clerk OF the
United States court IN the district in which the bid
der resides.
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
all bids n t be deemed for the interest Of the
government - do so, aud any hid that dOes not
form m every respect 10 the requirements Of this
advertisement will not be considered bad, treated
such.
Plans, specific stions and forms OF proposal can be
procured on application o. Tins Offics.
Proposals. must be ENCLOSED IN q sealed envelope
snd%std =" Pr9pcsais Tor ths Cutting OF Granite
and sddre.s1J r. ,Se mo rO7' o"oe'
nOy9-2lt q. I. BERG, So perintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

NEW YORK CANAL BOAT HORsRs.-A canal
boat captain states that, owing to the horse dis
ease IN Buffalo, y. Y, and the burning OF Me
tOTmiCk's canal stables there. 10 is with great
difficulty that bOstIHen obtain horses for to wing
He noticed many teams OF sick horses towing
heavily laden boats. He saw the carcasses OF
over one hundred horses in the canal that had
dropped dead in harness or died in stables. The
captains are wilfully sacrificing their teams in
order 20 reach their destination before the cold
weather -rfs La.
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DRoPLsALs FOB SAND FOR THE NEW
l JAIL OLE Thk DIsTkIOT OF COLUMBlA.

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Move mber 8. lS72.f
III M ,a ell S DC re os Syx III 1 lbs
Tor furnishing and delivering on the site OF the
Jail for the District OF Columbia, Reservation No.
Is, say 5000 cubic yards, more or less. clesn shAr
river sand, be delivered in quantities subject %
the order OF the super intendent. and timea
may be in his Judgment requisite, much
sooner ss may be desired by the contractor.
Zach proposal will be accompanied b. a sample Of
the sand In Tended % be furnished.
A wharf will be erected on the premises, the use
Of which will be allowed the contractor, free Of
charge.
Ali bids must made on the printed form. 90 bs
obtained At this Once and must b. accom- panied BIZ
a penal boud in the sum OF one thousand collars
S1C9el hat the bidder will accept and perform the
contract II aw Arded him.
The right 90 re Ject any all bids IL reserved.
Pay mepts will be made monthly ,deductinR ten lol
per cent. until the comp letion " the contract.
Proposals must be enclosed in Q sealed epvelope,
ENDORSED " Proposals for sand for the New Jail Of
the District Of Columbia, y and addressed 20
A. b. MJLLErr,
nC6-td eupervisina Architect.
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81 rae hqf GssIsF sSS s
oTEIcE On sUrInyIsIss AnogIrrcr, {

OffiCE Oh cIffktlelS6 ARCHITECT. a
TREASURY DkPkRTNENT, Nov ember 8, 1s2.f
Sealed Prop. sails y IN be received 1t this ofhos
unsil ~ m, Of the 26rH DAY CT uovKMBER, ls1.
for furnishing and dey ering the site OF the New
Jail Of the District q Columbia, Ressry alton No.
Is, say B6C barrele, more or less, Hydraulic o.
ment, equal IN auAlity 20 the best Rosendale or
Round Top. Each barrel must contain not less than
30 pouLds OF Cement, and must be delivered IN
quantities the der Of he eu dent
end 1t such times es may be in his Judgment reoui
pie OF the Cement intended % be furnished
A wharf will be erected on the premises the M.
charge. ~
All bids must be made on the printed form IN =.
. penal bond IN the sum Of i've thousand doi,s-.
wv that ne oiocer vii accept and Dsrfor1
pc right 70 Isjsct any or an bids ID reserved.
Psymtnts vii be made monthly, dednctinc tn
Proposals. must be enclossd In . sselsS snysio.s
sneorsee froposeh fer Oemest for the New Jssi
-. A. b. MULLRrf,
Eva epservtips Architsos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-21

A SAD CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
sad case OF accidental shooting has occurred
IN EriZzleburg, near Westminster, Md, Mon
day evening last. Two young men named Hes
son and MasOnhf4mer were returning from
prayer meeting, accompanied by two young la
me-, ana Ma-Onheimar fired a pistol with the
intention o; frightening the ladies, and il is sup
posed He's on turned his head at the fatal in
slant and brought il within range. At any rate
the ball entered his forehead between the ewes.
Medical aid WAS summOne limmedi atelv, but At
last accDunts the Young man was hNiny