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MY 0FFIC
JUAN BOYLE q CO.,
RIAL ESTl KERS,
No. sl3 THTKKNTH SGRKKT, PLANTS 6uApIss

rO2 SALE.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE on
south A. street, between ID and ID streets, with all
the modern improy snents. Snail cash payments
and long time on baiAnce.
Several FARMS small and large, the line 81
the Point Of Rocks railroad, within lew minute
iDston- Terms Easy.
Also, sne Of tso hundred acres, On the same road
&c.
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New JERSEY
avenue Oae o. the fin.st situntions In the city
A handsome COUNTRY 6kAT Of q acre., one
mile above Georgetown.
A hsSssope HOUSE, on corner zln and n
streets, with every modern Improvement lons time
payments.
Two LOTS on 81 street, betse cen and ID 8 r.
Several LOTS on street, bet. ID and Sd s. r.
Also, B0UsEs and LOTS in all parts Of the r,,v
Two handsome HOUSES on Oh street e'S
MONEY TO LOAN
I'm sens Of from 81! 500 to Sia9ao on real estate.
ms,sly
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0SOl ACHES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
-oc4 IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

The subscriber intending TO discontinue farming
oilers at private sale his FARM in Mont A
& meIy county, Md, the residence Of the feTH&V
late Leroy W. Finch, containing 1881 is.ERI
ceres at priv ate sale. This Farm Is located on -e
turnpike lee ling from Rockville 70 Georgetown, 70
q, and the Nashipgtsn and Point of Rocks railroad
pasSes through It.
=, II CHE a rare inducement to any gentleman in
Washington. o. o., desii ing 10 purchase q country
rt ide uce being only dis ant y miles by rail from
the seat OF government and cen be reached within
talf SD hour. Ii is sbout miles southea asst from
Rockville. The inpToye ments consist Of a coumo-
tiors and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corn
.-oasei srsDary, good stahling, ice Rouse, mes,
Oase. servants house in srd. hen house, parna 81
5000 water In The yard, never failing spriug Of
me water near the house, with GARY.
There are also fne orchards in bearing, ef apples
peaches, pears and cherries. The land il in a GOOD
state OF guilty alton, producing good crops of
corn, rye, oats grass, 6c., large proportion being
row well set in Rrsss. The location IL he-thy and
convenient 90 churches, schools and mills.
Any person desiring to purchase the above prop
erty viii please call pom Aessrs. reter HePdef-
so1, Attorneys I'm Rockville, Md or Messre. Dolce
= DaTBole, 1927 n street, NsshinG toe, u. O.,
either OF whom Will give the Price and terms 0f sale,
LUClUS y. FINCH.
COOP PASTUBAGE FOB 30 HEAD OF
NJ boRSES. Any person desiring to pasture
boFses car De accommodated by calling at the rel
dence OF the late Lee oy W FINCH, miles s0ulhs.st
Of Rockville: Price per horse g per week.
susSs If L.. r y
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATTRDAY....se September %, 1s72.


CATHEDRAL CONF ETITIOS.-The Episcopa-
Fars Of New York have decided 70 build a
cathedral for the diocese, and the purpose is
stated by New York paper TO be to erect an
edifice that " shall surpass in size and expense
the ROms Catholic cathedral on Fifth Ayenue.
whose m. -sive walls are already the most i'm
pressive features of the Avenue" This is not
exactly the spirit in which the great cathedraIs
OF the OIL world were built, but we dare saw
both the buildings named viii 60 up a good deal
faster than those old structures which were the
PAM III growth of centuries. The wealthy Fifth
avenOOdles of New York would doubtless
undertake to build half a dozen rival athedrais
with al the modern Improvement" in less
yesrs than it required centuries TO build the old
Go'hic Csthedrals. Fifth Avenue is now the
fashionable promenade of chnrch-goers on Sun
day morn ings, and it can be imagined what viii
he the bG.lliancy of The display when TIE two
rival cathedTals Of this street get in full work
ing operation.
Four hundred and fifty carpenters on a strike
psIaded 1t Chicago yesterday. The same dis
patch which contained this information also
says that. ''Nany nes hands have been en-
ployed IN the places of the strikers at the old
rate, but il is CLAIMED that one thousand strikers
have been unemployed at the advance asked by
them"
The Chicago TriBUns, In speaking of this
strike some days ago, said it was based on claims
''that the work OF finishing the present incom-
Ylete buildings in the burnt district Is such as
will require a compliance on the part of the
losses before many days have TRANSFERRED but
that the bess carpenters although having no Or
ganizatiOn, had determined to resist the strike,
and as the contracts contain a stipulation that
no prosecution shall follow any delay in build
ing operations occssoned by any possible strike,
they seemed TO feel that they not left TO the
mercy of the strikers. III the above mentioned
telegraphic information is correct 1t would seem
that they reckoned without their host.
Mr.. O'COnOr has put himself into an illogical
position by refrSIng ID be the stand9 -d.be .-er
CT the cause which he contends il ire only hop,
Ofrepublican (democratic) principles, and which
lie admits needs & be headed by the hes: men
available. He. however, in letter, of date Sep
{ mter 2, in answer t. one Thomas B. Carroll,
gives hsltway consent to TIE rse Of his name,
that =, he ys that his % consent approval is
not ncces s1ry to any public actof many, a few,
CT one" J,her, that there would be nothing
personally disagreeable ID hin in the use of
his ram5 for the Pr -idency. Since the coy
O'C. has got thus far towards an affirmative
answer, we ADVISE him 10 come oat Win a
plump 49, ," and set the heats of bis ad)rerS
az ease.
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NEW FALL GOODS AT
BBODEEAD & cos.
Lovely Dresg Goods of this seasons importation in
tire newest aud most desrsbe COioTs and ;4lites,
among which il the plain VeIeurs, WIN BrocAde
sss bst Ss q s.
meies Table Lineas, Shirting Linens, Opera Flsr-
Teit, Water, Proofs: shavis, Towels, Biapkets;
BiuiU gs OF al kinds, yeveteens, COrsets, Hosiery
be sad I a" G.
sIS examine orr stock hsye pure lsing elsewhere
1905 + street, between IL h and l3th streets.
LADIES UNDERWEAR aud GENTS SHIRTS
o G IRON tae man9iacturers, at wholesale prices.
,o;iSS SHIFTS made to order on short
| EQk sALE-WATOHES and JEWELRY, the
best and CD. spest s,ock in the city, is now 2
s ssins at call HAAS "19 No sss ca
tOk SALE, at THE WESTERN POUND,
Inc corner "atS OF I'D street and New York
ne light BAY Mare, one black CIT about eighteen
I'd and twelve Geese. The iorsss s yesrs
named wee seized IN the northwestern section 81
O'Clock m, AID if not redeemed prior to day of
I p II be sold in accordance with act Of the
By order Of soperinte ndent Il ard Of Health.
se2s&oc4 HENRY YOUNG, Pousd Master.
pROfQSALs FOB TIE ERECTION OF THE
MARKET.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "Proposals for tbe
.recticn Of Northern Market wings, and add, ess
o the 1ommissioL for building the Northern Mar
Eet, Will be received at the Executive Office cor
htr Pennsy yanis avenue and 18th street until
o cock M OF WEDNESDAY, the 9th of October
AZ winch time the proposals. will be o,ened BY the
choose 10 attend '
The plans ad specifications can be seen and other
necessary IN CImetton Sbtai led the Office of Thog
NJ P'owman. Architect, corner Of g. n and ID streets
The yoPossls must be made for furnishing all the
labor al materials necessary for the peton of
one or both OF the wings of the Northern Market
ironing on " and L streets. One wing TO be com
peied within six months from the date Of award of
the contract.
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
performance Of the contract, aud no payment will
De made thereon in excess OF eighty per cen.um Of
the amount OF work actually doue until the entire
Nork shslI haVs been Completed and accep ted, and
tten full and complete payment will be made &C
coIdlng TO the prices and conditions Of the Contract
Each bidder, before presenting his Bid will be
required 70 deposit with the Treasurer of the D.-
trlct OF Columbia, 20 the credit of the District FIVE
hundred dollsrs, tefiug q receipt therefor, as a
guarantee that he will enter into and carry out the
contract, IL awarded him, in accordance With his
bid The money so deposited will be refunded to the
unsuccessful bidder rpOn the award of contract and
TO the successful bidder upon the completion Of his
coAtraot.
The Commission reserves the right to reject sny
and all bids that may be "irrrd if they shall ,eem
such rejection for the interest of The t0verBment
}: W. THOMPSON,
selZ5-totd Chairman OF Commission
n u IN n nj
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PIANOS, &c.
ETA sTErNwAY PIANos E7


are universally ccnced.d % be tn leading first
SiAss fants BOW Del TIE tbe publ c. being preferred
20 al olhtis by The World most celebrated Plan
ITS ana used by AT the principal csncert Iroup.-
NnshsNtI stt.inable They have a truly ~ Ia
Nne tebntatsh, being largely exported % Europ,
aud I'll parts Il the q, ilizod Wor n aud tha- "a
.Hnhnt 70 he imllsied by nearly al Amerista aud
STEihMeY A Sons
nov manufacture, Iva addition a. their e-taf rfsl.s
styles, fAGLOk GRAND With thrir pew
- IATEAI GLAND DU PLEN SCALA
ihE PATENT IhDN CNPOLA AM PIEg
FRAME. aud
-, "A NEW UPkfGHT PIANO."
NHu E.t.n. bat ueat exterior, bnt three fatf ten
Inches high, YET possessing a toHe tails ffusI N
sitiL"sg sgGsIo 1tsnd Piano. ana OF the "a ID eN-
guisi.e n4Gs.Csl ChaTaCrpr
foih ire lew Parior Grand and UT-frhf Pianos
sft place ~ very moderate prices, A must D. -tcD
ald marc 20 b. Appi &C AID
AhEkh PIANO WARRANTED FOR YEARS
Ptites a. tos a. the exclusive u-a 81 the D. ,na
q I"-s 81. Z" .. thurnu-E N.I kinan-hip Ntu per
nit. Cd Pianos taken d. .xct.-----
W NFTLsKOrr & Co.
N 925 peuGsy AHA .venue.
ft3& ~ sole
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MI MAthER 90. CELEBRATED gold
= = IL 81 IlANDS, GAIL Rit Il rER.~.r,
-hsNtg rs a teacher II mu-ic e. evzySz
~ Guy for th@ last ten yesr-, ia thetit kEt
Nht th,i oltatt prices we're pad f1r iaftf in
~ ". ehts, resolved q Introduce o. tie pubic %
W hshli gUr a Piano. - which there : tors supa-
Nhl,L nee ite newest patented improN ements,
stu Nnleh ha- given TIE greatest satisfaction N
toLcSits hs well 80 m raricrs. Ny suCc-as has
p'tn eshficie, ara am able now 20 ,.ffer IA e
ptAu ilul instruments az prices from % SO,
u a. Is q say 30 I-r less than Ay Other st
tlsss Piano, hnd respectfully invite the public %
G. u ~ lay WhreTogm ard examine for thef.selvas
Pianos Tor tent. Pianos EXCHANGED. Tunfng al
r. pairing properly AZ serdee 20. Ar.ncy, "a Pom
ave, bet sth and 10th st.. sell l9.n
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Ibis CON mlitee ~ requested 20 meet az Union Hall
on lab street. between g street and New York ave
THIS Saturday EVENING, September 18th, At =
och ok
BY ortsr Of the Chairman Of eilizsrs meeting.
1t GEORGE III. PLANT
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""1HE PEOPLE's MOVEMENT"

10 How ing persons have been selected "a cam
paigp G. mmtttee, authO-iZsd 10 he appointed by
ne etit y or citizens, Irrespective OF party which
Vas held AZ Uniun Hall, on the evening Il the "a b
INST The duties o. this committee will be to assist
10 secnridg the election of l.. c. H'ne 10 Congress
and alec assist 10 securing maj Irity in next
LtgislatUte, who will represent the people aud not
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Eos kkNT-A tvo-story frame HOUSE,
.ons With stable and sisushter house, sra.
P.rk. Inquire 81 the effce % T. L sOHMIpT
attorney af Law, Columbian College Building
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. DO NOT DKSPAIR.

DE-. TUTT'S HAIR DYs DOES NOT STAIN
st24 eCSt 1HE LINEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20

The time of lending tools has come
and the voice of the borrower is heard
in the land.
The Chicago Tribune alludes to the
Inter- Ocean as "the journal which parts
its name in, the middle"
AT Altou, ILL.,, boy OF twelve blew
his skull to fragments with shot gun,
because ''it was dull; nothing was going
on.''
A pocket bootiack has been invented
You put your foot in your pocket. give a
spring into the air and off comes your
boot.
Tommy, my son, what are you go
ing to do with that clubT Send 1t to
the editor of course But what are you
going to send it to the editor forr cause
he says If ANYBODY will send him q club, i,
he will send me copy Of his paper
Tie mother came pretty near fainting,
but retained consciousness enough to
ask. But Tommy dear, what do you
suppose he wants with = clubF Well,
don't know, replied the hepeful
urchin, unless il 10 to knock down
subscribers ~ don't pay tss thsir
paper @ nsh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20
How Marseilles was Saved.

GALLANrRY OF UNITED STATES SAILORS
The achievement of the United States
squadron at Marseilles, France. is caus-
ing good deal OF comment abroad =
mat city and thousand merchant ships
were actually saved from destruction
by the discipline, skill and integrity of
the officers and men,
lhe squadron, consisting of the Wa
bash, Congress, Brooklyn, Plymouth,
Shenandoah Juniata, and Wachnsetts.
under the command of Admiral Alden,
lay in the Napoleon Basin, amid innum-
erable merchantmen of every descrip-
ton and from every nation. Shortly
after midnight an explosion startled the
city, followed by fire and dense clouds
of heavy smokr, which issued from All
Italian ship just arrived from Philadel-
pima with cargo OF petroleum. The
nature OF the danger soon became evil
dent, aud it seemed impossible to pre-
vent the spreading of the fire from ship
TO ship, as they lay in such a mass, and
general confagration seemed imminent
ior the houses extend down to the wharf
on every side. No city of France has
| the means to eytinguish great fire, and
hence the people gathered, contemplat-
! ing the scene in panic-stricken fasci,
mated horror.
Presently weil-manned boat came
| from the part of the basin illuminated
| by the blaze and pulled directly towards
1 the burning ship. This was soon fol-
/ lowed BY another, then Il third, ten,
twenty, all the boats of the American
| squadron. 1 moment later men were
! seen on the deck OF the burning ship
/ The silence of the people on the shore
was such that hey could hear, through
the smothered roar and crackle of the
| fire, the word of command and blows
of axes The people We're thinking of
/ the hundreds oil barrels of petroleum be-
| low and its possible escape on shore and
communication TO other ships, perhaps
others with petroleum, and in imagina-
ton conceived the whole surface of the
covered with burning oil. Presently
the burning ship began to settle. She
had been scuttled and her cargo was
now under water, the deck being level
with the surface. The danger from the
escape of burning petroleum was still
imminent. when line Of boats, dashed
together stern and stern, was seen pail
ing away, and as the file Strengthened
out the burning ship moved also, and
was slowly towed out to the bay by
over two hundred well-manned oars. 1t
was only then that an immense cheer
broke from the thousands of people,
who felt inexpres.ible gratitude for the
salvation OF the city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20

SoNG OF THE GIRL CT THE PERIoD.-
Tell us not in idle jingle, marriage is
an empty dream; : for the girl is dead
that's single, and things are not what
they seem. Life is real. life is earn
est, single blessedness fib; sman
thou art, TO man returneth,' has been
spoken of the rib. Not enjoyment.
and not sorrow. is our destin ed end or
way, but To act that each tomorrow
finds us nearer marriage day. Life is
long and youth is fieeting, and our
hearts though light and gay, still like
pleasant drums are beating, wedding
marches all the day. In the worlds
broad field of battle, in the bivouac of
life. be not like dumb. driven cattle.
be aeroine-a wife Trust no future.
howe'er pleasant; let the past dead
bury its dead act-act in the living
present, hoping for spouse ahead.
Lives of married folks remind us we
can live our lives as we'll, and depart
ing. leave behind us such examples as
will 'tell'-such examples that. anoth.
er, wasting time in idle sport for
lorn, unmarried brother. seeing, shall
take heart and court. Let us then be
up and doing, with heart on triumph
set, still contriving, still pursuing, un-
til each husband geG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20

The Landlady's Daughter" one Of the
most celebrated specimens OF simple pa
thos in German poetry is thus rendered.
There rode through the country three gallant.
20 fine,
They came TO the Landlady, hard by the Rhine !:
"Landlady, hast thou good ale and good wine I.
And how IL that beautiful daughter Of thine =.
My ale and my wine are fresh and clear.
Tut my dear little daughter lies dead on her
bier
And when they were come 10 the chamber
within.
And cold in her coffin the maiden was seen,
The first. from her face the death.veil he took.
And looked AT her long with sorrowful look /;
40. would thou vert living, vert living" he
said.
"Henceforth had loved thee. thou beautiful
maid.
But the second, he covers the face once more.
Then turns from the sight and weepeih sore I;
''Ah cold as thou liest there on thy bier,
have loved thee. fair maiden, for many a year -
But quickly the third. lac raises the veil.
And kisses her mouth SO pale, SO pale;
Il always have loved thee. love thee to-day,
And swear will love thee, for ever and ave y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20
Medical Notice.

.w-R. p. Grindle would respectfully inform the
peopie Of BluehilI and vicinity that DR.. Stone
ksvIns rseenfly decided 70 chanGe his location
hes made an1neeme.ts with nim % take Pc .,t
ready e proet3oe. ulU'
EUpV0th. Nay ~, 0ot9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20

The first eclipse of the moon on record
was observed by the Cbaldeaus 1T Baby
lon, 72l b. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-20

An exchange Tells OF u marine disas-
ter where three seamen ''bit the dust y
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

yard road and avenues each Of them public works
X s s ss cy ne as
of Public Works Of sSvernments, character which are
PARKS j. y law clothed with psiIes e. powsSs
asr s h a 1S"ssos Hs S use
between tho undsr q se y
powers insisted % are not Within scope title
& a s s s' * SSeF e % asseS ss @
exercised claimed of these objec donabe powers
Msrd e s clear sn any %
s psGa and he ao o.
and these are maniiesy connection with the public
ss "A ~
ass rnsh Pubic S1
ip ree. sflss Laws sPa
Streets and aysnaes &C. construction which allows thc
The rules Of law for % Tie coSstracon o statutes reaars
terms Of the render It impossible to give It valid
'"Sa'' : HARMONY WITH THE CONSTITUTIONS,
an the
NJ
cxsrcised the same powers and ssectons those
II % cs ows4 % @ IN n s city, It
not appear that will be necessary hereafter exercise
Sr M c 5
81 ns
noxiOts the provisions of the constitution IN the man.
urged BY the learned counsel for the defendant ~
not alleged by the comptroller that Commssoner Van
Mort has exercised any power under the act q
1874 except of construction and payment for work
and materials used upon these public works The powers
and functions which exercised egitiaely
expressed in the title of the act OF 1874 The work OF con-
struction must cease unless
POWER
follows The one cannot proceed without the other 1t
Is clear however, that the act embraces than
subject II it really includes all the other powers
The g o. e sy The
the use Of them, with police powers &C. may be within
that subject least during the period of construction
and against either intentional accidental injury may
think be considered incidental power and en-
braced in the c according 10 some the decisions
the Court Of Appeals in analogous cited by counsel
1t Ia not illegal improper exercise OF legislative
power to cohe the Commissioner Of Public Works with
on any question not strictly involved the case
fore The writ OF peremptory mandamus Is granted
according to the application order TO show
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUaT-Is BANKRUPTCY.
Decisions.

Yesterday Judge Blatchford rendered his decision
In the case OF Theodore e. Baldwin and Edward
w. Burr, bankrupts. He decides that the order OF
reference s vacated, leaving the parties respect.
lively to pay their own costs.
The Examination OF Bankrupts.
Mr.. John Fitch, Register in Bankruptcy, pre-
sented to Judge Blatchford a very long certificate
in the case OF Nathaniel Dole, on a question as to
the right OF an assignee to examine o bankrupt
two years subsequent to the discharge OF the BANK
rupt. The Register decides:-
Fyrst-That the summons examine the bankrupt was
authorized by law that the assignee in duty bound
TO apply Tor and obtain did upon ascertainng the
are correct and should be proceeded under that the
OF Congress July 1872 controls the practice as 10 the
time Of the commencement OF an action In case like
this and the limitation wears in section of the
Bankrupt does only apply In this and that
clause section u of the code OF practice or procedure
sscond-That an assignee has right to select subject
TO the approval Of the Register an attorney 10 ad him In
the prosecution OF claims due the estate.
Tkird-That Mr.. Dole can be examined as witness
upon the application OF the assignee In relation 10 any
property " effects OF his estate, and to discover what
The New York herald., 1872-10-29

any eecs or said Dole passed to the assignee under
and BY virtue the assignment That the assignee WAS
IN duty bound to do after the facts set forth in his AM
dRvit came to his knowledge, &c
foThat the decnation on the part O. MI poe :" he
legal question raissd By ming of the preliminary pa
does IN any way manner CONSTITUTE COLI
tempt Of Court as Contemplated by law.
Upon the above points Judge Blatchford de-
ctdes:-
The second and fourth objections well taken. The
nrst and third objections not well taken. Nothing Is
%tenasa ny TO Be decided hereby as TO the point
point until It Is raised directly in formal suit On the
second objection the Register ought TO suspend all further
proceedings under the order and the No ground
shown for now permitting the submission OF aidays
on behalf OF the assignee
The New York herald., 1872-10-29
COURT or SESSIONS.


Gang OF Alleged Burglars ON Trial.
Before Judge Moore and Associates.
The work OF trying number OF alleged burglars
known to the police as the silver gang, from tho
fact that their chief booty was silverware, was
commenced yesterday Two of the gang Michaea
were placed on trial on the charge OF having broken
into and robbed Joshua r. Graves house, Ito WASH
ingt0n street. OF $50 worth Of silverware The prtn
their own gang, William Higgins, who turned
States evidence. Higgins swore that ne entered
stole the property, which was afterwards sold to
q woman in New York at whose house the gang
put up. Higgins Is also under Indictment. COul-
sell0r Greata for the defence, endeav0red to pre-
vent his use as witness In view OF this indict-
ment, but the Court ruled against him. 1t trans-
pired, on the Ss-examnatiOn, that Higgins had
once been sent to the Penitentiary Tor three
months, but che didn't know what for"
The prisoners were convicted and remanded for
sentence. The balance OF the gang Will be tried
at once.