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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
Gouses ano farms Uanlcu.

uUUbKB WIIU 4HIIEN N~HI'EF"'
NORWALK, Conn, PROPERTY WANTED
EXCHANGE for HOUSE BROOKLYN Hghts, or 10 u IN a
desirable neghbohooi house hgb morsgedi lots Tree tOLAND
& WHITING, Beetmaust
XHTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE until
w NAV for private family Madison or FIhse pfeiefTei
J. C. A care Of f. II. Ludlow Co, JPne.st
XVANTED-At or near summit n. Jp next
w Spring q small HOUSE to RENT or PURCHASE address
With full particulars, j. H., Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

& DlNGEE, AuctiOneer
- Will sell without reserve,
MONDAY. nov. %, 1871.
al COMPLETE
TURNOUT al SILLECKS STABLES hundred 18th
o.. between FOnrth and fihhaveS
Black Horse old lta hands hgh warranted sound KIDD
and gentle trot 10 2:4O any dsy.
onel Mare Old 5 hands high sound KIND aud gentle
very last and superior roader $500
Also Stver Top-Buggr Kmbsr JmpSest RceEsvsy sleigh,
Harness Robes Blankets Whips and requisite o en'emtns
QUILT DINDhb a 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
Bearo ano Rooms.
Harble ano Slaie fflanlels.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
A HING WORKs l1 and 1s East hghtssahit Marble ,sd
I.s5 n,,ss Thing Marble CopEtsf h0namsA Ireet that
s,f, esavtNneH ksrbs turning for lhs trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- $3.50 1s.g,, Slate wort even dsepnoa MARBLE
@oop E1sTKIS r. r. STEWART 4 Co, z1o AID az West
Twenty thiFdsi.. Seventh ave
- KLABER & CO., MARBLE WORKS. 223
- " tgt r.,, bofweeu Broadway ADD Eighth marble
si Nsr nlie. Monuments Heious' 81 superior "o'iHsH'
81 o. 80 5ey low prices
fVHE PENRIlYN SLATE Co. have removed
g. ,ir me-, sIrsfor Uuoa,1usrs. Ft1rih re ahs Sstsl
u'l o. md o5erae arFe asorne4 Of AANiE' 1898
1,lg ,vssat 40 luG- d''Et' " ''''
c,latuNoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
Gitn propertn 10 fet.

TINO RENT, cheap, for unObjectlOnable pur-
L pOss,-rbe BAsENEST, Third FOURTH aad fab siQRlE'
Nar and Tweh Apply the premises, q CHAs b. JESsUP
Broadway from 100 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

FOR CHARLESTON y C.. FLORIDA PORTS. AND THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST. -
Sailing TUESDAY THURSDAY, ard sATUkDAf' rom Fer
No - North River. .. n. The ,ieanihins .. O.,
CHARLESTON Capt JAMES BEHRr, fuesity. NOV. ~. g.
SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt I. J. BEcEET thur div He' ~
CHAMPION. Capt r. w. LOCKWOOD. SATURDAY. Nov - ,,
Snpsnor accommodations for 1oolgh pnge NAe,
Bills dgg issued connection VIII me Sguth taiyle
10 All pou south W sld over the North Eastern ~
10 Foeres Ch.r,v points the Chsar sni Darlington va
road ana Florida ports ln,lhe V Tbs me Ob
HALF PR CENT Gcofs forwarded fee OF eonmishon bn on
sng furnished tud ,gned ohee. Local Passenger aHi fFght
OLee No. III WesitL, cor. OF Mluenst ,onc.,, ~ 49,,
Per through freight srd, further siormho1 70 Iss'ae' %
through freght Epplr 10 BIZ III 4, pi.,
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL BIZ DISPATCHED A SUN 40
LOADED.
Ettritee Ttoniiti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

rS,AyE BUILDINGS uRPoErED ENDING sov Il, l8L
No 2 Bove-y-Unsse grery; W T. A. Cruikh'nk' sge Is
No. ~ Bowc-Uusa g-lesir; W T. A. Cukshank agents
NJ. Bawcrr-U nsafe .uer. v; G.. W. DPau, owner
No. broom s--lI lc e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
The COIorcd People I'm the Presideu.
fial Campaign.

An CfhCial circular, signed by Isaac Movers
I.CsilCnt. and T. G. Barbados, secretary Of the
National Labor Union OF cOlOred men has been
sCnt iIOm the head quarters OF the union in this
city 70 the 81 cOlored labor unions throughout
the country, in reply 10 several communications
frCm said unions il relation to their giving sup
IoIt to the labor reform party. The circular
sets out By stating that while the Colored Ma
toual Labor Union is not political organiza-
ton, yet the members feel morally bound to
give the!r support to that party whose principles
and legislation conform TO the interests of Ameri-
c-n ittCr- The labor party receives some pretty
ard kIJtkS in This circular. particularly in the
clause which asserts that that party although
Organized O>teIsibly in The interest of the work
iDcUaH, = really designed 10 secure public
Ct.ce> -oT a handful Of dcmasOgues and unscrup-
u.oJ;s politicians" and in the other clause which
declares that 1.-THE assumption that wealth can
'e eGraized by law Is sublimely preposterols.'
II II farther declared, in the document, that
nothing would be more hazardous to the per-
soEal liberty of colOTed American citizens than
aihiiaticn az this time with any new politicl
party. No new party organization or combine
dion Of Parties can shake the confidence of the
American people in the republican party. Rhat
IaTty holds a national convention in the city OF
philadelphia on the 9Th day of june next, and
Il Is the dGty OF every cOloTed man to stand by
Its platform and candidates. To that party the
COiorcd people are indebted for the thirteenth.
fourteenth, ard fifteenth amendments to the
Constitution of the United States, the home
stead law, the eight-hour law, and and an i'm
proved educational system. Never before in
the history OF the country have the working
People received 50 large a remuneration for
their labor and been so prosperous and happy,
fOr which they are especially indebted to the
legislation of republican Congress in its policy
Of protection TO American industry. Nothing
could be more disastrous, especially to the
NoTkingmen of the United States, than the
financial and tariff dogma of the democratic
I9Tty. In conclusion, the circular advises all
CCOTed men to east their fortunes " with the
PARTY whose record and aim is to make labor
abundant ard remunerative, education uniyer-
sal and cheap, and to secure equal and exact
justice and equal rights to all the citizens of the
United States without distinction of race or
color. That party is the union republican
party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

The color question i agitating the Free Ma
scnS in New jersey. Two years ago application
vas made TO the Grand Lodge OF the state for a
CHARTER Tor a new lodge in Newark, to be called
Alpha lodge. II having been reported that the
lew lodge intended TO initiate colored men, the
an iCaEts we're questioned on that point, and
declared the report false. y charter was granted
t. tie lew lodge, on receiving which, proposals
Tor mcnlerSLip trom dozen oOlOTed men were
entertained. This created great excitement
among tie white Masons throughout the state,
and ca the night when the candidates were to
le ballC;ed tor, the grand marshal of the state
APPEARED by order OF the grand master, and de-
handed the charter OF the lodge. lie received
IL, and Alpha lodge was formally suspended.
The matter came VI at the last session OF the
grand lodge Of New Jersey, and after sharp
discussion, tie charter Of Alpha lodge was re-
stored by vote Of 112 TO les. Alpha lodge then
elected the coiored candidates and began TO give
them their degrees. This action aroused the
white Nasons TO new efforts. Trenton lodge
No. :, Immediately petitioned the grand master
10 call a special Communication OF the grand
ledge 10 reconsider its action. and a united effort
vas made to again secure the revocation of the
Charter Of Alpha lodge. The effort has failed
Grand Master Paine has refused to convene the
grand lodge. Meanwhile Alpha lodge had given
IL oc,oTeG brethren the degree of fellow craft.
and on Monday last two black men were raised
through the aid and assistance OF their white
tTttAien: 10 the sublime degree OF master ma
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

SeveTson and Dr.. Hall are wanted in New Or
leans. The board of health in that CITY have
somehow got 1t into their heads that an open
canal, which receives a great deal of the drain
age there, Il not conducive to the health of the
inhabitants, but that on the contrary il helps
10 bring on yellow fever and increase the NOR
tally Lists. The board addressed a communica-
ton to Mr.. Bayley. the former surveyor of the
City, for his professional opinions on the sub
jet, and that gentleman, "of distinguished
ability and great reputation as a civil engi-
Eeer, fully agrees with them ''that the so-called
draining canal in Claiborne street, which is
really but stagnant pool, reeking with all man.
ncT Of filth, and exhaling the foulest of odors,
should be filed UD" One would think that Mr.
Bayley had seen and smelt our pestllence-breed-
ing ditch. and had il in his minds eye when he
I6EEed this reCoE mel dation. Again, he ex-
Iress6s the opinion, contrary to the views OF
cur distinguished experts, - .that the less sew
age surface exposed the better, where there is
10 current
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
NEW SoHE-FIRsI BoAR
Marx cts To-day,

BALTIMORE, April s.-.yirginia 6's, old, 40
Virginia consolidated, Sc. West Virginia's, rs
North CsIolinas, old, 81 bid to-day.
FILLMORE. April S.-Cotton dull; low mid
diinGs, Z2k s22H. Flour buoyant and firm, and
in favor of sellers; city mills extra, 81 assn
others unchanged. Wheat firm and scarce
Pennsylvania, Sis. Corn active and firm;
white southern, G6aG7; yellow southern s.
western. C3a65. Oats firm; western, 5ia56; south
efn, 51a61. Rye quiet, 90a9S. Pork firmer and
more active; mess, sgas13A. Bulk meats
Shoulders, 4% rib sides, ca. BacOn-there ia a
good iobbiDg demand; shoulders, 81; rib sides,
Z. clear rib sides, ~: sugar-cured hams. II a
Is. Lard dull; steam, ca; kettle. 50, 40. Western
butter active; choice, 2ea3l. Whisky dull ana
nominal, SASSY.
NEW YORK, April s.-Stocks firm. Gold
steady, 107s. Money tight. 1-16 to I per cent.
Exchange, long, %; short, 10. Governments
du!l and steady. Virginia skies, 81; new, 50.
North Carolinas, &c. new. ~.
NEW YORK, April s-Whest quiet and firm.
Corn dull and unchanged Flour quiet and firm
LONDON, April 8, 1l.30 a. m COnsols opened
AT 92k for money and 92 for account. Bonds
or 1852. S2%; 1865, CID, s3A; 1S67's, %
1905, S9B.
FRANKFORT, April S.-Unted States bonds.
81 asa for the issue of 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
THE WEATHER.

w n DEIARThEN1.CItCe Ca3cy StJs1dt OfnceT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April =, 1872, 10 a. m
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FouB
Hot Es--The highest barometer is over Maine;
the lowest extends from eastern Kansas to north
western Iowa. The area of rain extended during
Sunday over the New England states. Cloudy
weather generally continues over the Middle
states. The clear and pleasant weather which
during Sunday prevailed over the interior of the
southern states and northward to Ohio and Iowa
Is now succeeded by cloudy weather and rains
which extend south westward to the Gulf and
noIthwestward over the northwest. Light u
fresh variable winds have generally prevailed
Reports have not been received from the Rocky
mountain and Pacific coast stations.
PROBABILITIES The lowest barometer over
eastern Kansas and southwestern Iowa will move
enthusiastically over Wisconsin, with increasing
to fresh and probably brisk northeasterly to
soufheasterly winds over the lake region and
light to flesh easterly to sOutherly winds over
the Atlantic and Gulf states. The conditions are
favorable tor continued cloudy weather and rain
fTomthe Mississippi to the Atlantic and especi-
ally 80 from the Ohio valley northward. Dan
gerous winds are not anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS THIS
MoHTH.-The Pennsylvania republican conyen-
ton will meet NJ Harrisburg on Wednesday, the
1tth instant, 20 nominate candidates for Gov
ernor and Judge of the Supreme Court and an
electoral ticket for President. Delegates at
large will also be chosen to the Philadelphia
convention. From present indications it is
thought that Gen. Hartranft, who is now Audi
tor General OF the state, will lead on the first
lal!Ot Tor Governor, although the Philadelphia
fFess and other republican papers are strongly
cIIosing his nomination. On the same day,
AIril 10th, the state republican convention in
I crida will meet; also the national convention
9. eolored men in New Orleans. On wednes-
S'y, April Eth, the republican state conyen-
{ rs will be held in Virginia and North Caro-
iaa-tEe former in Richmond, and the latter in
I,aieigh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

Inc testimony OF Mr.. A. X. Shepherd before
tie House committee on the District to-dav
L. calculated to give a 9uietus to the absurd
calm of the obstructionists that they own ALL
tie property and pay all the taxes. Out OF the
60 isners ;o1he memorial only l66 are property
LOldtrs. While the taxable property in this
District foOts up sss ,6l5 the memorialists
own only s3,ic3, 500 of it, or about per cent.
The total amount Of taxes levied is 81 22i O53 r.
OF that amount these gentlemen who are making
go much noise about their share have to pay
eJt'5lSss or only about A. per cent of the
whole. These figures are conclusive, and we
more to hear less complaint hereafter of the
carnage done TO the vast property interests of
'Ee opponents Of improvements. They do not
own the eLtire District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
PFRG0NAI..

MADAM Bow y. cars. psaHf go IL tsr Pts.
w Si-fFH fsr sll fe-ra 40 NJ aiui~- "a -
lied upon. Once 80 arh st .l.'v" sr2 In
MES SAWYER. Cara rnsf; hgrHs'tf r. 9
VI Ms8.hFr, can ~ csusultrd ~ her house, No.
3lS n -, beiwseE & ard u eta Island, ursn al
imr r;snt business A-'. pres~ni .. 'dtuture sr3 I'm.
No III EBl g - Th- VGe,p II spl i,s. he highes
= cerelcred medium living. has The wonderful
power OF changing lnCk. tells the pea present aud
tuiure. su cess or filrre 81 any kush 49, 'retod
Re, &c. lis Chew alley, letween q ~ and lst
siid II streefs n " flssm'
n AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRkk 3CLAkI
II ues- veaknesSest AM complaint - risr -
ts 80 ~ = ~ SoL.ee ~ IN - ~ 80
ing speciality cf fe-uele Complaints IN The ctn He
sspecisfly tuvffes call fr.EC tiose have hse1
cure no chArge. Sspa-sls Rocn, fc- i9fp "a
;i.sis. Rooms No. VA I street. between 7th ,.aa
Sth. Oc1A-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

The PENNSYLVANIA legislature recently passed
an act "nieh mas just gone into operation,
allowing prisoners charged with crime 10 TESTIFY
in their own behalf where the offense does no,
amount to felony. The innovation is spoken
OF by the Philadelphia papers - . sensible
changes but they shsses.. lat instead Of limit
Inc IS operation to misdemeanors, it should be
extended to felonies also 50 that persons charged
with larceny, burglary, or murder, may have a
chance TO make statements in their own behalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

Ny wv Forney, jr., has valedictory in
Yesterdays Sunday CAronicIe announcing his
viii rawal from that paper TO return TO his old
POSITION o: managing editor OF the Philadelphia
PTsSs. The sole management of the Sunday
ChroEicle now falls into the capable hands of Mr..
d. C. FCrney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

SMALLPOX AND SPOTTED -FEvER-There
were nineteen additional ca&s of smallpox
reported in New York on Saturday two OF which
had been concealed. There were three deaths on
that day, ana 1873 during the week The deaths
for last week in Philadelphia were 49,
decrease of ten from the previous week. Deaths
from smal l-poX ia decrease of eleven. Three
new cases of spotted fever occurred in Newark
New Jersey, on Saturday, and several other
cases in the DeighbOring villages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
BOARDING..

BOARD and an UNFINISHED ROOM wanted
~ for gentleman and wife. Address Il. A. Nc
lNTlRE, office Secretary of War. apS-3t'
GREAT REDUCTIOE IN PRICES.-The prices
" OF the ST. MARC DINING SALOON have bsen
reduced 80 per cent. All persons can now be sup.
pld with all the delicacies o, the season cheaper
than elsewhere. apS-6t-
EOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS, with Board
l. for single gentlemen, at No. zoe Il street north.
west, opposite the Post Office. ap4 Ct"
E'IKSTCLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FROM II ROOMS. TO be had on reasonable terms
at 1901. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location, and accessible. mh2S-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

nFREGIsTER's OFFICE,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, March %, 1S1.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on MONDAY,
April !, ls72, WILL EXPIRE ALL LICENSES
issued by the late corporation Of Washington to
agents owners OF all CONS draws and hand
carts also, will expire by Limitation of act prov ed
August g ISL, all licenses issued by the District
of Columbia to pro duce dealers peddlers non resi-
dent dealers and commercial agents.
All said licenses expiring on said date must be
promptly renewed.
Applications for licenses must be made to the Reg
ister by whom certificate will be issued, stating
the particular hind of license applied for and the
amount OF money required therefor.
Said certificate shall be delivered to the Collector
who sbaII upon the receipt Of the sum of money
stated therein give certificate OF deposit, stating
the amC unit Of money paid and the kind OF license
~ r ,snd upon presentation oil which 10 the Reg
ister the license viii be issued
mara2-eol0t JOHN 4. COOK, Register d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB s.LE-A FARM 50 scres' IN Prince
wssh:y<-on AM ere aud hsf mile rom the
Hyar-sS lille siafioa OF the BsiInare aud " a-h.Is
TON raflrVad Their. i ~ The property PweIitns-
house in r-rfecs repair, On'aistng ten looms,
tenants house. the usual at b.id,nes, ahs 40 ~
fefc- ara Is in q de-fTs lie neighbc-hood. Price,
$50 arpiy 70 w. pKSrph =, RSsv! .es' css
Banking House, W sssiBeton city. t-hs-Sm'
lrOK kENT-sTx rue OFFICE ROOMS Ia tie
u shepherd Building, %. Pennsylyslia sysnue.
south side. fel0-u
INOR RENT-Tpe large DwELLING-HOUSE
u <sT Pennsylvania avenue, sin doors east II the
National Hotel: wide room ,staircsses ard passages
q locality for o lawyer or physician
FRANCk TAYLOR.
ms II 32s Indiana avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

QUEEN VICTORIA has returned to England
IRON her brief visit to Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

DDuke Alexis has promised, God willing. to
attend the centennial of American independence
at Philadelphia in 1S.G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

RVJuarez, President OF Mexico, is sixty years
CT age, and Is by blood pure Indian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

DAZAAR-Bsrgains in LADIES', GEMS and
ID CHIhDRESS UNDERCLOTHING may be
found at Women's Christian Association, Judiciary
SQUARE. All orders promptly and neatly executed.
Entrance on strest, between 9Th and sth. uoil-ti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 5, ls72
1BfOl nation has bees received at this Department
from Dir. thomas AdAnsoB, Jr. the Consul Of the
Urited States at Melbourne. Australia of the death
the 9th of October. ISL, at sea, of John Henln
sesHaD, board the American ship Annie W.
Weston" and . citizen Of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
ign'lfTHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR 90
WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT SILvERBEBG's.

Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Collar,
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
Two pair EDglish extra long Ba briggan Hose,
One of our buff lined Seaside ParasOis,
Six, hve. four, three or two fine hemstitched
Haudkerchiefs, warranted linen,
Three pair Gents British super stout Half Hose,
Three pair superfne ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels and toes,
One good Umbrella or W Walking Cane,
Cne large Toilet Mirror or Lookin ggass,
Two one fine Walnut Picture Frame,
Large Travelling Bas ket CT Satchel.
Fine Carved Corner Side Bracket,
Carved or Lava Card Basket,
Carved salad Sets or Match Safes,
Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands,
Easels, frames, &c,
Set of six Table Mats,
Set of fine Wire Dish Covers,
Two fine Japanned Tea Trays,
Hands me Backgammon Chess Board,
Set of fine Chessmen or pominoes,
Hands, me all-leather Wallets, warranted,
Oil Painting in Gilt Frame,
Large variety Of Ladies Garments at one dollar
each,
Two pretty Aprons for 81,
Handsome Lace Tides, f. 8 and for Sd,
Fine Hairbrushes, with or without Comb,
The best 81 Is Base Bali for 81,
Excellent Kid Gloves at 81,
Three pair Gents Linen eversible Cuffs for 81.
Btsides full, assortment of FRENCH GILT and
GOLD PLATED yEWELRY, consisting OF sets
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, studs, Fins, Pencils,
Crosses, Lockets, Chatelaine and Vest Chains. &c.
In fact, the largest assortment OF DOLLAR
GOODS in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
SEWING MACHINES.
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.

THEODORE, HOW Is Irp Is THAT THE
I same Beaver you bought last Year, Yes. n
Well, look at mine, and see our old estsb,i:hed
street, near corner 18th. He will remodel your
HAT to the latest Broadway Spripg style, and it
will prove as durable As their "a or 90 hats.
Remember. the name is CUNNINGHAM, and the
No. 10 l0l1 street, adjoining corner llth.
N. B.-NEW HATS made to order. marl3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

VORKsHlkE RE LIsk The best and chea pest
II Sauce. The manufacturers are now erecting
buildings in which TO put 9e 0oo bottles monthly
WORCESTERSHIRE PICKLES-A new aud
excellent article, crisp. tender and pleasantly
yored with Spices. and in Hill, Evans Co 8 csle-
brated Malt Vinegar.
Have fresh and extensive supplies # all OF these
Goods and supply dealersa at wholesale rates or
W i'll import for them N. W. BTRCHELL,
mar3O- Wv Importer and A Sent for each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

BUW GIN0 ALUET
~ All are invited to visit the Rooms and use rs
privileges. mar6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Government securities.

Jay Cook & Co. furnish the following I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-08

TREASURY DEF ARTNFNT,
OFFICE OF THs LIGHT HOUSE BOARD
WASHINGTON, ID. q =, April 3, 1872 \
S'aied Proposals, Entorsei ''PEUPOSALS FOR
IRON LIGHT HOUSE FOR CALCASIEU, Lot
islANA,' will be received at this office until 2
O'Clock on TUESDAY. the 80, IN day of April, on
print forms which, with circulars, plans. speci
fcatiOns foIms of contract, and any desired inior
nation, Can be had on application by mali or in
person TO GEORGE III. ELLIOT,
Maj. of Engineers, U. 8. A,
ap56t Engineer Secretary.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
Business Notice.

AND now comes OF. Gun
ming, having removed from the
old corner and fitted up the
room next door to Gilman,
Ward & Co.'s and asks for a
share of the public patronage.
His store-room is bright, clean
and cheerful, and his stock of
drugs, paints, oils, perfumeries,
notions, fancy toilet goods. full
and fresh. He also keeps a
full stock OF school and other
books, stationery, chromos, al
buns, and portm aniaes. He will
sell at the very lowest figures
that such goods can be afford
ed, and requests his friends and
the public generally to give
him q call at bis new store.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
TEE residence of ]. A. Eel.

TIE residence of j. A. Eel
ton was destroyed by fire on
Friday night last. The fire or
iginated from a candle with
which his little daughters had
lighted themselves to bed. The
house is a two story frame, and
is a total loss down TO the
ground floor. He was repair.
ing and improving, aud most
of his furniture was up stairs,
where the fire originated, and
was lost. His loss will foot up
about $4,000, $500 of which is
covered by insurance in the
Andes. Miss Cidna Jones lost
her wardrobe and various arti-
cles left to her by her mother,
footing up we should suppose
not less than $500 or S4OO,-
Miss Helen Grow and Joseph
FELTON, each lost their ward
|
robes, and Mr.. VIM F. FELTON,
lost numerous family relics
which had been stored there
for safety.