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ITO CONTRACTORS FOR LAYING WATER
MAINS

u MAINS.
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUcr,l
WARRINGTON, II. C., February lS2.
Sealed Proposals will he received by the under
signed until IL O'Clock N. ON THE llTH DAY OF
MARI II, lS2 at the Office Of the Washington AQue-
duct, for the laying in the city Of Washington, of
one and one-Quarter millions (mGre lessD of
pounds OF 80 inch and ~ inch cast iron water pipes
special castings and stop cocks.
No proposals for laying pipes and special castings
will be received except in the printed forms, which
with specifications and forms Of contract and any de-
sired information, can be had application in per
son or by letter to q. K. BABCOCK,
Major of Engineers, Q "A, Chief Engineer, Wash
ingtCn Aaueduct. fcbl4 lot
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PROPOSALS.:
ROPOSA FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BHreau Of EngTarIng and PRINTING,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of EagTdrIHg and Printing,
February 10. ld2
Sealed Proposals will be recaivei at this office
until lO clock a m. on WEDNESDAY, the 90 N
~ March, 1872, for furnishing five hundred tsOaD
tons OF Cumberland Coal, Georges CreekJ run Of
NINE 10 be delivered At such times and places and
In snch quantities rs may be required. and subject
to the c9Lditions required by set ~ Congress ap-
proved July IL, ls10. viz: That such Coal shall
weigh lO pounds to the ton, and shall be ins pected
and weighed, and the quantity of each load certified
at the time OF delivery by the person appointed and
gualhed under the act for that purpose; and that
the fee of - cents for each ton coal in
spected, weighed and Delivers shall be paid by the
contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding from one
week from the 10th Of March. 1872, the Department
reservng the right 10 reject all any porten of the
bids received.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa.
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfil the
coDtIa act, nor will any payment be made without the
certificate Of the inspector til At the Coal furnished
is such as the contract calls for
Proposals should be addressed and sent 70 the Office
OF GEO. MCCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Treas
ury Department. febH law5t
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AUCTION SALES.

10y GUILD & LOCKE. Auetionsers,
- 1914 q gn-y vania aue N. W.
SALE q FURNITURE. DESKS, CROtKERY,
GLASSe ARE, 81.
a On THURSDAY MORHikG, Febru AIRY . .,
VA con menoing ~ 10 clock, we viii sell q sur
~srer, oms, l0l4 Peun-, Ivsni- syeau- a
" tlarRe collection of second hand Furniture, &c.
IL GUILD LOCKE. iur'-.
RYW L.. WALL 4 CO., AuctIoneers,
- o. NAL Hsrse and Carriage Bazaar
Ne. 50 Louisiana are, bet. 9th AMI 10Th sets.
HORSES pCRsESr HoRSeS,s
On THURSDAY MORNING, February
I~VH2d, 1872, commencing at Id check, We
NAwiil cell, at Bazaar,
co II AID OF HORSES AND MULES,
en- viii will be foabd some fine yoang sound
drivir q, work and saddle Horss.
Also,
A number OF top and no-top Buggiss. EXPIRES,
Wagons, Harness, &c.. &C.
Guarantee on stock warranted sound will ex pire
81 p m day Of sale.
CUarSnt,e @ on stVSk war; aDted % work viii expire
at p III day Of sale
X. eulsr al days Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, bout regarl In weai her.
f2l WILLIAM l.. WALL co Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
tSs s5 5E2s E EsS s sSSIHss.r

St2s E IsS s sSSIHx VS. 'A'r
tn. ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
Soss. rs sss'r - .r, s,sS Ss.'t, e. lsp
sS@Fle,.s. .sS terms sisi . n, sc con - 49,
.sd I.saa. s.s fsrl PhiI.,.i,S, sr .S rc.
VICE TSs.b :, s-I,d.H Noble, Ne. es.ass JsK.ss.
e.uipnrn, 1919 e In splendid condition, and the
PGllm.ns Palace Day aud sleepins Oar. ar. 20 ,.
~ ~ I ~ tonte nom Lynchhurg to Mobile saa
Purchase Tickets via Ike Alabama and c-s.,,..
ncyga ks,lrosd, and secure the euiok~ set time sas
The attention Of Freight Shipper. Is called @ ina.
LoS,s ss sne,ins the advantAses Of speedy transit
s.Ek sh'y frs sht, and procure bill. Of l.dias Va.
VILLAIN krAyY, General Freight sad r,sI.t
j y. sTssfcSa Gl TsT.ii suD.r,u,.ns.n, cs.,.
RAlIIMORE a OHIe RAILsoAp.
- MksHLxsIes, December ss.izI.
S8S #, RslTi sSP T r. e q ssE
Nksr are nov run A. follows, VIZ
az 10 soy 50 GS's'i Sa?as 60 10
..y. a! FOR .s ALL w s1.y, srs :;
- fa SO s r : I. @ $500 ,s,s %;,,,
SIS sS5 40 30 sl'nS1 s si y nis Soc ss
80 p m. stops at Annapolis Janet.Sa ana Rsl.,
The 1s5 p. m. on sunday stop. a. during IN.
week. '"'
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ . a. M. aud 10 m. MOI 10 NJ
from Annapolis on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTlMORE
Leave 90 soR % AZ 500 90 Sa te and ''s'a
roR ALL PARTS 9 OF = r az wssR M
Iease ss! 90 s ss sr,urday and sunday IS
On Saturday a. as and as pm.
ing At Relay Station WITH trans from BaItim1rs %
wheeling. Psrker.brrg, Piushurg. sc,
end stfsssaTS . saa R'2, ZOO s',een RSl:y aSu.:
kelsy HOUSE. with strssburg All winoh.stsr &C.
Threugh tickets 20 the West can b. hA. At the
Washington Station Ticket Once At All hour. an
For New Y.rh, rhiisselPhi. aud Boston sc ID
L; WILSON, Master Of TranssortatiSo.
In S0LEi Ssnsrsl Ticket Agsat;
Il BETWEEN wAsHIsG-os.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NAsHINGIoS, Jun" = lsfe-nooa.
Td i s%asfw YORK sfa run e@ 1
FOR NEW YORK, ,-i,aouf ola-Es a, avs
Leave daily except sunday at 500 a m, haas
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily teAcept Sunday , at 500 a. N, - as
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 500 p m and PhilAdoI-
phia At so T. IN
sieepinE est.ior New ysrk on 9 .. N. train only.
Through tickets to PhiisdelphiA. New Gark OF
Boston can be had st the Station Office at all urs
e the Gay.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
FOR schedule be,seen Washington, Baltifn r., "A
uapolis and the West. D. L. WILSON
Master 81 I ran port alton.
I'M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GRO. :. hOohTE, Agent, Washington. Jela
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RY VIM. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE


OF THE
FURNIIURE in THE ST. JAMES HOTEL
COkkER OF PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE
AND 9TH STREET, AT AUCTION.
~ BY virtue OF two d. eds Of trust, recorded re.
"a spectiyely in lber No 7, folio ISL one of the
~ chsttel records for Washington county. aud
lis Der =! sG COS folio ls. ons d the land
4 PTbiiS anction, in .sid hotel, commencing on
continuing from day to day until sufficient is real
lied 10 the debts for which the ed are
authorized to sell, the Goods and Chattels Furni-
tnre AND Fixtures contained In said hotel compri-
P.rlor euits, French Plate Mirrors, Piano.
Bruesels, Tspsetry and Ingram Carpets
Black w afnut Bets, Mar ble-top Tables
Lace Curtains and Cornices, Hair MAttresses
walnut and other Wardrobes
bedsteads and Buresue, Wsshstands, Cottage Sets
Dining Tables and Chairs. Sideboards
Plated Wase, Glassware, Crockery Ac
Blankets, Linen. Beds and Beddiu1 Safe
once and Bar Furniture, &c Chandeliers &C. &c
Terms All sums under $50 cash and over that
amount credit Of one and two months, with inter.
est, and approx ed endorsements
49,. 81 MI i. PHfLLIPs, Trustees.
-feeltl lRep1 W. h. WALL co Auets.
BIZ coLDwELL King ~ A,o9e, nI:, -.
door rth NJ Pen MI vanna Ss'
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sta

HANDS ONE ROSEWOOD CASE SEVEN &C
Mn yE P sAsSb wIB BY cSyfS
Cost $3.50: ELEGaNT BLACk wAISH H
FRAME PARL0R SUIT, UPHOLsTEBgO IN
rs 6sDss AsS cosT f9 s4sS srFPE
Plat, MATTEL MMR0RS; 0Nk FINE
SON REP; BLACK Walnut E Fl sH
WITH MiRR0R BACK AND MARBLE BASE
6Nh sPhEHbIp FOUR POCKET PARLOR
SLATE BOTTOM AND il COMPLETE 3RoER:
ONk FINE BLACK WALNUT MARBLE TOP
hB99kGssk mp
SOME CHRt MOS AND ENGdAVINGs, MAR
b. TOP CENTER TABLES HUSH SEAT
M EST G GaE SR ~AkTtk 9RSa s
NICE, WALNUT HAT TREE WITH MiRBLE
BASE NEARLY NEW BODY, BRUS3ELS
TtPEsTRYN aNb A 6FHER Ff GkRPE FFsGt dss
ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT, MARBLE Top
nREssING CASE, CHAMBER SUIT. MADE
tiRRhRY TABfR AND 6i CHAIRS, WWAAttS Sur
AND PAINTED sNBER SsTS, GROVER
BAKER SkWINs MACHIEE; FINE CURLk6
Ek BEDS, AND FINE ASS0RrMsNTn or
BEDDING; WANT EXTENSION nINiNG-
TABLF AND CHAIRS; CLIMB CLOTHS AND
SETS; PLATED OAsToRs. SPOONS AND
FORKS; RODGERS, CUTLERY, LARGE AS
S3kI MENT OF CR2GkERY AND CHINA
IT. On TIT RSDAY, the 29th Instant at 10
H74H clock m. We shall sell. at the residence
III, Of geatleman declining housekeeping az
No S16 18th street between and streets north
west, opposite Farragut Square, the above-named
superior collection Of Furniture which il IearIy
new Al d in perfect order.
Bou@e for rent. For particulars inquire on the
premises.
Terms cash.
ftb2l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY VIM. L. WALL & CO, AuctIoneers,
Id NaUr Mar 10 DY,ill
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S0uthwest cur Bar ave aud ilth street
Star Office Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD DEPOT.
- Und and by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
date she sth of February. ISS7, and recorded in
- LIber 4. NJ h. of the land records % Washing
deer es pa sed ty the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia In caus. No. .69.. EIuity Do, ket 9,
wherein Will am =. Huntington, Trustee, il plain
tiff and Robert T Walker and others Cfeferd-
ants. aud also in virtue Of sundry agreeme2's filed
in the court, the under signed, Trustee named
pr, misses, commencing TUESDAY, she Goth
day of March, at o'clock in the after I'D n, and
continuing from day 10 day at the same place an1
hour,
ALL OF SQUARE 100.
The sale will be made in lois, as the same laid
down upon plat which will be exhibited ut the
sale. and which is deemed by all parties to be
the most suitable subdivision Of the square for all
purposes.
, he sQusre is situated in the immediate vicinity
o. the Baltim and Ohio Raroad Depot, has been
veIygresiy improved within the last few years and
will Increase in value greatly in q few years.
The sale Is made for the purpose Of paying two
thirds of an indebtedness IF Robert I. w siker to
the First National Bank Of Washington which
]ndeb' edness by the report of the auditor filed in
the tause referred to, amounts TO 80 DIS .25 and
the sale will be continued until such two thirds If
tn said indebtedness, to w.t. the $50 SO 49, is
realized.
ancing at the cost Of purchasers If terms Of sale
not complied with in Eve days, the Trustee
the right to sell at risk and cost of default
irg purchss
WILLIAM g HUNTINGTON, Trustee
fsb2l cod LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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CATALOGUE SALE

ELEUhNII1 bUUNN AND ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS,
Being the Library Of Admiral Thornton Jenkins
% De sold At our auction rooms, commencing on the
EVENING Of February Goth, 1872 at ocl,cL
and to be continued until the hole is aisposed Of
The Library will be found, for its SIZE enc Of the
tion ever sold in Washington re presentins Litsrs
ture, Science and the Arts, in all departments TIE
taste and opportunities Of this gentleman enabled
him to procure choice editions OF some OF the b.sf
standard Works in the English language
B,Parties unable to attend the sale can have
their orders executed BY the auctioneers.
Terms, cash.
febl7 LATIMER CJ.RApy A,o..
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COLDEN HILL.
This Sopular FAMILY FLOUR In store and for
sale in lof1 - suit.
An other grade. Emily and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL TEhE.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
W. n. GAIT co.,
oecio-u IDd1AnA avenue and LIST stre>l
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NoIIGIf3has Ia yUsrH. sls %, betv...
Lem is.: . ss:s1 On. ~:
81 SHssieCocssfS iEiIr s 4D's cIoruruo !. .us
s~~ss 49, seoo 0Ss "a Mig
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- By virtue Of decree o. the suvrene Court
passed in equity cause No. N55, Docket 10.
shall, on IuEsDAY, the 9th Of February, 1874,
So'eloek m. the following y.rt Of lot Of ground
NO. y on the original paas Of 9eorgetown, begio-
point IS feet south from the south line Of Cherry
street and rum ing thence north along High street
street 100 feet thence south Is feet theI CO east 100
feet TO the place OF beginninR subject always 1, an
laid Cd parallel With bigh street, on the innermost
side Of said parcel 81 ground and across the same
north and south portions Of Lot -; improved by .
Terms: One 6Alf Of the purchase money in cash.
residue In two equal iastalmenfs at and II rs
srss ~ ,sr an * ~ .osss sad
location Of sale. $50 TO be paid At SALE Stamps and
eonvs''neiHs 4 RssIffaesisE F I'm
febl6 GOODWILL 4 KING, Aucts.
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Ihe neny thonsands cured at this essAblishns,t
portant surgical Operations perforIes Nv ~ ~ -
ston. Itnsssed By the reporters OF the S.s sad
me9y otnef peDers notices Of which have ap pesrsd
again end aG.6 bs6sre tn pabIic bssies III sssS
Ing - gsnfhemAn Of character and respoosibilif1
SKIN DfSIi ISIS Up ifpfLT 6rRkp. oc,1I,
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by VIM. l. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
CORNER OH ST and Pnuna II ania arnnr,

SALE OF TIE BUILDING MATERIAL OF
ST. PATRlCk'S CHURCH AT AUCTION ON
MONDA1, 26TH OF FEBRUARY, AT IL
We will sell, on the above -mention.d day at the
hour named, in front of 1T. Patrick Church, cor
ntr 10th and g streets, w lot of the Building
Material comprising the old church, such as
Flooring, JOists,
Raiters. " oode- and Iron Columns,
Stone ills, Window Frames,
Sash. Doors, &c &c
With other articles usually found amongst Building
Material, and will BE- sold in lots to suit buyers
Terms each.
fetN w L. WALL 4 co Auc4s
RY LATIMER & CLEARf,
- Aucuoneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylyan ayenue AND llth NJ
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IhINIF Els SNLE UF VALUABLE PROPERTY
STREETS NORTH
Ess trust from Charles v. Gordon ct NIX to ma
dated the 10th day Of September 1870 and re
II front 81 the premises, on THURSDAY, February
xSth, at 4 o clock m, at public auction all the
interest which the said Gordon and wife at the date
OF said deed had in and to all that part OF lot eight
lo,) in Square numbered three hundred and forty
hve, (45D described follows B ginning "a feet
north from the southwest corner 81 said lot, and
running thence north llth street p feet; thence
castro feet thence south feet thence east % lOh ~
feet thence south Is feet, and thence ives % lOIs Il
feet TO the beginning, improved by q very large
Frame Dv cling house said to be in good condition
and to have all the modern i'm prov ements
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months; the credit payments to bear interest from
day OF sale, and to be secured upon the premises
$50 to be paid on day Of sale. The Trustee re-
serving the right 10 resell if the terms of sale are
not complied with within FIVE days.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
feb2-dts LATIMER CIEsRy Az.
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UEITED sTAILs fATEET SIIIoll -

On the petition Of WiItiSn 3. oA1R, Of New
York. Is Irsyins for n exts1sioa q 9 patent
Improvement In water Oots9:
II u ordered that the tsSeimoey In the case b.
tine for 1lfng argumeuts end tie Bxa1inerI Fsporf
Be limited 20 he l1eh day q AIr next, 81 that ~
All !srssa nay oSRos. The sEtsaeloa.
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CHANOERY SALE.

~ COLDWELL KING. Anctioneers,
- No. 40 Eleventh street
one door north Of Pennsylvan avenue
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

LOOK Our FOR THE HoLlDAYs.-G enu-
Inc Havana cigars can only be fonnd at
II. Michaels', as that line is his special
ty. He has no variety store mixed up
with imitation cigars, and selling them
for genuine, but he is the only Pioneer
Cigar Store, and sells more cigars than
all the others put together. Diff
For THE HoLIDAYs.-P. Heitzelman,
City Jeweler, has jus: received large
stock of watches, jewelry, diamonds and
silverware, which he offers to sell cheap
err than any other house. Call and see
for yourselves before purchasing else
where. del7-lm
MRS. WARD, residence Lacour street,
between the Postoffice and the Court
House, has on hand nice assortment
of Millinery Goods. Hats of the latest
styles for ladies and children. Prices
reasonable. de17.tf.
AT Burage's Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, is the
largest and best assortment of pure drugs
and patent medicines; also perfumery,
fancy goods, paints, oils, turpentine,
lamp chlmnies, etc. o2-lm
j. F. Kopp is now engaged in the Hair
dressing establishment of Charles Cas-.
trea, San Jose House. Old friends and
new patrons are requested to call and
see for themselves. .... loft
Walking dolls, velocipedes, toy en-
gines, rocking horses, doll gigs, drums,
flies. whips, banks. ten.pins, building
blocks, with other toys in endless variety,
at Aubrey's. ... d2l-4t
Let everybody buy toy at Aubrey's
and hang it on the Christmas tree to
gladden. some young heart, as Christmas
comes but once year. ~ 5 d21-4t
For jewelry presents for the Christmas
Holidays, go to W. Manning's, opposite
Wells. Fargo & Co. t dl5.1m
Just opened--Jas. Finlayson's New
Dry Goods store, opposite J. J. Hal
pin T. Co., Main street. ds-lm
One thousand dollars worth of toys at
Aubrey's, Upper Meadow Valley street.
" s-rr1ezs ~ d21.4t
Buy toys for your children at Aubrey's,
Upper Meadow Valley, street. .d2l.4t
There is toy for every man, woman
and child in Phoebe, at Aubreys. dalai
CRANBERRY SAucE-to put ON your tur-
key-at 5. Ashim l. Bro. d20-lw
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BISHOP & LEE have just received large
and fine assortment of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, such rs Ferina,
Pinaud and Wright's Colognes, Lubin's
and Phalon's Extracts, Florida Water,
Pomades, Hnir Oil, Cold Cream, Creme
de lis, Laird's Bloom OF Youth, Bazin $
Tooth Paste, Steinberger's Glycerine,
Honey and Elder Flower Soap Lubin's
Soaps. etc, etc, etc., which, together
with full stock of Chemicals and Medi-
clnes, they are selling at the lowest mar
Set prices.
Carpets and oil cloths at Jas. Finlay-
sous. dS-lm
LYNcH's CHop House.. John II.
Lynch, an old and popular restaurant
keeper in Phoebe, informs the public
that he will keep his house open day and
night. The best of everything is sup
piled, including oysters, shell fish and
clans. Public and private parties sup
Piled North side of Meadow Valley
street. .....- diff
Wall paper and Curtains of JAS. Fin
!ayson's. dS-1m
KNOW all men and one woman by these
lChrstmas) presents, that we, Ashim &
Bro, will sell for the coming holidays
cltron at Is cents per pound, raisins 81,
cts. per b. currants % cts per b, French
eognac at $40 per gallon, and all other
necessary ingredients for making mince
pies, &c, at the lowest rates. d20-1w
Gents furnishing goods at Jas. Fin
Iaysons. dS.lm
HoUsE AND LOT TO BE RAFFtED.-
Tickets for the rattle OF Jesse Beene S
house, lot andfurniture, on Cedar street,
can be procured at all the saloons in
town. George Davis will engineer the
faihe. Buy ticket, and get house
and lot. with household furniture.
Table linen and napkins at Jas. Fin
layson's. ds-lm
MAHoNEY d O'TooLE are now opening
splendid stock of clothing, gents
furnishing goods, boots and shoes and
are now prepared to see thir friends
Their place of business is adjoining Mr..
eronan sgrocery store. n3O-tf
Dress silks and laces at JAS. Finlay-
sons. "a. r1.r.. .rr d8-1m
The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are TO be had at Burrage 3
drug Store. Main street, directly oppo-
site Lacour street. o2-lm
y. Hosiery and ladies' underwear ut Jas.
fihlayson's. dS-1m
4 CUTTING j. Co.'S California Canned
fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
10 all other brands. For sale by all first-
class grocers. ~.
layson's. dS.,m
WILSON 4 SOLOMON, dealers in cigars,
tobacco. periodicals and stationery, at
faiks L McAlpin's. d5.tf.
layson's. ~ da'1m 49,
HARRY HOLMES will attend to nil order
I 90, oMl paper hanging Apply at the RECORD
n 'A''e' ....aa,. s. MOI.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY at the Postoffice
a ~'e'y store. f ara -..r n30
M NEW Goons are being daily received at
we fosoftice Variety Store. ~ nSO e
fety Store. - : : nao
1 po nt NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, at the
Il .HuseB lH HaHgA n30
IL
Store. 'D' o''onice 'a! ne
n,a Herrings At aa'..1oa a7
nia 8. AsHIM / BROS.
i niohbsrry Sauce At i,r .eea-.fs. Is
H g. AsH1M / BROS
and - suits-Pretty, Substantial
8. AsHIM BROS.
"otch Hsrrines At
.-...,.E 8. ASHIM / BROS,
~'raaa Salt Pickles At .,,t.t
-s--a.g ~ q. ASHIM L BROS,
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l55 0phir ........... 81 SO 37Ab1o s6h 37b3O
SO 36k
80 Gould L Curry. l55 100 157k 16ob3O 1853
900 Savage. .......... 20 70 1880 73h 73hb5
73h 1855 "A Ab30
3T5 Chollar Potosi. :, so so 5fs3O 52b3O
Is Hale 4 Norcross SOs3O 80 70
IS? Crown Point. 81 90 s9k 92b3O 90 90
s9' 93hb30 90
os5 Imperial. ....... ~ 1913
1855 Empire ........,. 7bl0 So 6h IS. 81 Gs,
b3O 6hb3O Gu
So Alpha. ...... 40 80 80 t....n.l
$50 Belcher ......... 90 SO 80 80 SO 91b3O rs hb5
9Ob5 81 'sb30 s9b3 s9slO
as Confidence ...... IL
l75 Con. Virginia. Al Al 42blO Al 4aAb3O
~ Exchequer ....... 14R
rs Seq. Belcher. .... 50 81
las 0verman ........ 50 GIN 63kb3o
800 Caledonia ....... % "a 24hb3O 81. 23s
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

HAS OPENED CLUB ROOMS OVER HAL.
H PINS Hardware Store, Main street. and
mas connected Herewith handsome Bar,
PERSONS visiting the PALACE can rely on the
amusements are required II will not be necessa.
ry to 60 elsewhere o27tf
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-03-12
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
MARRIAGE9.

BEAvRR-DARLINGToN- the 5th inst. at
the residence of Mrs. Barnett, in this borough,
By Rev. j. Edgar, Mr., Jacob Beaver of Paoli
Kansas, to Miss Jane Mary Darlington of this
place.
RHEA--W --WooDwARD--On the 2lst ult., by
Rev. s. 8. Wallen, John A. Rhea of New Ger
mantown to Miss Ellie Woodward of Tuscaro-
ra, Junata county.
JoNEs-CLoUsER-On the 9TH inst, at the
Lutheran Parsonage in Bloomfield, by Rev. g..
A. Hedges, Mr.. Theodore Jones of Mechanics
burg, to Miss Jennie B. Clouser, daughter of
David Clouser, ESQ.,, of this borough.
sHEARER-AsHwELL-on the 10th inst, at
the same place, and by the same, Mr.. Samuel
II. shearer TO Miss Rosannah Ashwell, both of
Spring township, Perry CO., Pa. r4lt4
MoNEMAR-BREnMAN.- the 9TH inst, at
the residence of the brides parents by Rev. G.
Coulter MIR. JohnM. MoNemnr ef Perry county
to Miss Maggie A. BRENNAN of Mifilln Co.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-03-12
0be Gimes,, Mem Blounthelo, lla.

Stamps on Leases.-As the time for the
renewal of leases, and. of the execution of
new agreements between landlords and
tenants is near at hand, the decision of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, as to
whether the provision of the law imposing
a stamp duty on leases should be enforced
in regard to stamping duplicate copies,
usually furnished the lessee, is not only
interesting but important to all. He de-
cides that when an instrument is execut-
ed and in duplicate, triplicate, ect., as in
the case of lease of two or more parts,
each part has the same legal effect as the
other, and each should be stamped as an
original. When parts mark executed
duplicates or counterparts "copies," it
does not make them more copies, or relieve
them from duty as originals.