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DIED.

DAVIS. This morning. Of ~ phoid fever, MAMIE,
tei.ved wife OF James 3. Davis, and daughter OF n
A. Lufz, in the I'D year of her age.
aneral notice in to morrow papers.
DlGGS. On ThuTsdsy, 27th instant, at her resi-
deLce, ON X street, Mrs LUCY DIGGS.
The funeral services will be al the John WESLEY
church on Saturday, LIST of March az 3o'clOck D. M
kRAES. At Georgetown College, February 2slh,
"a The 6et year Of HE age. Father PETER PAUL
kRAkS, of the Society 1t Jesus.
The funeral services viii take place tomorrow az
~ a. nm.
REf NOLDS. On the morning Of the 9TH instant.
after long and painful illness, JAMES A. REYN-
OLDS, eon Of John aud Ellen REYNOLDS, formerly Of
baltimore, but for the last eleven years resident Of
Washington.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
Ala street southeast on SATURDAY March T. at Il,
O'Clock p. His friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited To attend. IT.
WILSON. On Tuesday. the. 18th instant, at "a,
o'clock; CHARLES WILSON, in the I'd year of his
age. lPhiladelphia papers please copy |
His funeral will take place from his late residence
l011 street southwest. on Saturday, the LIST Of
vited to attend
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rINIrxD STATES MARsHALy SALE.
By WM.L WALL 4 co., Auctioneer..

Ia xirtne Of wit q Aeri facias or judgment Of
Supreme Court q the District Of Columbia, and to
me dissStsc vii se = public auction for ee.1 Ct
DAY, the % day Of March NEXT, IT'S cou,InenciHe
at 10 O'Clock g. m, the following soos and chattels
Looking Glass, lot Window Ourtsins,
Hair Mattress, lot Crockery Ware,
2Carpets, I Feather Bed and Pillows sati
3Marble-top Taoles,l Wardrobe,
lMattressee, Bedstead, Sofas, Rockers,
Lot Bs1ters, Oornices,l Bureau, Water -
2Chairs, Pitchers, and w ashstand
Sized and levied upon q the goods and chattels Of
No, lO,25l, II favor Of Julia Henson
ALHx'R sHARP,V. s. Marshal D. C.
February q, 1873. fHd
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MARRUED-

HUTCHING-MITCHELL On 9th instant, by
Rev ". W. Foreman, Mr.. JOHN b HUTCHING
STEwART-WILLIAMS. At Baltimore, on the
18th instant, bs the Rsy Father Delaney EUGENE
SIEMART, Of Washington, to ELIZABETH
III. WILLIAMS, Of that city.
WINTEkS-kEENAN. 10 Washington, on the
l6ih instant, by the Rev. Mr. Rabbise. WILLIAM
Baltimore, Nd Baltimore papers please COPY
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RY JAMES GUILD. Auctionneer,
- No. 1O14 Pennsy vania avenue.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF OVER 20 900 DOL
LARS WORTH OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER
10y B. b. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 12S Seventh street, tetween G and H.

- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 12S Seventh street, tetweea G and H.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT RESIDENCES IN THE CITY
Situated ON THE NORTH SIDE OF X
SSTREET, BETWEEN BET 9TH AND 10Th STREETS
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
H and myself, dated Sc ptenber 9th, 1872, and duly
Arecorded in Liber $50, folio 258, one Of the land
records for W ashDgtOn county, in the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured,
We Will oer Tor sale, at public auction, the high
est bidder, In front of the premises, on THU Rs
DAY March 6, ISIS, at clock p. m, the following
real estate situated in Washington city, District 81
gr2and known and described as Lot lettered ;" in
three hundred and seventy one, together with the
desir able and valuable residences in the city fitted
up with every modern convenience.
This property is sold subject to q prior deed of
trust, dated August ID, 1872, and recorded August
Eth lH2, to secure Sl2OOO, pay able in five years
with ten per cent interest semi annually.
The terms OF sale for the amount realized above
said ncumbrance are follows: 81 500, with interest
al ten per cent. from September 9th, 1872, and the
expenses Of sale In cash. and the balance In six and
we've months, with six per cent. interest, secured
~ deed OF trust on the property. 800 down when
ns pSoperty Is struck Of If the terms Of sale are
BOT with in days the property will be
scsoq q aeisuitins purchasers risk. Conveyancing
GEORGE W. STICKNEY, SURVIVING Tru.taa
In-eo0os -. ~ WARMER, Auctioneer.
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RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auos,oneerv.
u New Marble BuildinQ
Nos. 900 and YO2 Pennsylyanis ayenue

skTS 81 .SAskiSSEs, S.; . sS Slo sskfl Ab:
~ OnMONDAY, Sd March, Commencing
q AZ O'Clock m, we will cell, at our auc-
-tion rooms, corner 9Th street and Penna.
avenue, comprising about % a -
= Carriages, &C., Victories, 9pckavays, Brstts.
Park Ph@tons, Top and No-top Bnggies,
Express Wagons, Harness, &C.: Pony Phetons. ;
Bale peremptory. =
Nofic San persons interested in the above sale
will please take notice that the stock VIII positively
De sold TO the highest bidder, to close advances,
rs W. L. WALL q CO., Auc.s.
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RY L. WALLr& co., Asctioneers,
Mo-: 900 and cog fsnnsyivaSis avenue.
o. The CAPITOL, IN SQUARES Je3 AND

- Under adsc,ee e the supEsIs Court Of the
~.undersisned assignees Of VIM. Bradley & Sons,
yr sell at PUBLIC suction, on the premise., on NON
bered seventeen. (Hl aud eighteen us), On square
numbered seven hundred and eighty live (7l on the
east, between and north
Also, immediately after the above, we will sell, on
the premises, lot sxteen 49, in square eleven hun
dred and nine !lhe), On north A, between lSth and
Terms Of saie half cash. balance II the end Of
twelve months with interest," credit paymonts to Be
secured BY Z deed Of trua on the premises sold.
Of sale Convey ancing q purchasers' cost.
VIM B.WEBB, (Assi9nees in
jss-eoew&dts W. L. WALL 60 AoctS.
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FUTURE DAYS.
by MATriNGLY awHEELER, Auctionsers,
ID sos oh street northwest.


rRysTnsy sstE ~ sg 1g q rxo
TMEEN sTH AND 10TH STREETS NORTH
=. By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated sepsembsr
Rs 6sssss ssp;$sfE u 5 .;sss
res. s's ass ': :. e Il
W.shinston ei,y DistTiss OfColumbis 70 VT Lot.
q square number three hundred and seventy one,
.oEs,Ssr with the S ihe,ssH Ssns
on each SoSss u $1,000 dated ansasi !, lsi' s:y:
II: q amour, rs:li,ss . sss
the ..e are ncs so% q s y nth I'll. II
,hsi time the Trustee sa es.s tn IF lie de.ans
pnre Rr dspSsit q ssS each house When
%s nArris az HsT THEEEkR ET Sass:
poNEb =" until 81 TTRDAY, January IS, 1884, at
r y sIssr 4 ns ,s1 TfSS5aTfY Auc.
1.-THE ABOVE OWE SALE hsr y HER ,Ss 3D.. FUR
January. IS13, AZ O'Clock p. m, on the premises
B. sGsrF Of n sA iFHissiL WHEELER Auc,.
9THE ABOVE sALElIs HEREBY FUR
THER POSTPONED until fRlDAY, February
is-eoGd M&TriSGIY S4HEELkR, A1ct:.
HIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMENT
until THT RsD1Y, February II, ISIS a S'ciocP
e 'hi GFS Eli Hss.
HN CoNsEoUEN CE OF THE INoLEMENr
PoNED until MONDAY February TITS IL ISIS, at
o'clock ?. m, on the premises.
is ' MATTiNGLY a WHEELER, Aucts
-rur .norp o.yr To urpruv f,r.hor
Postponed until MONDAY, February "a, S75, at
II 2sssT M Al TiS'iiI WHEELER Auct..
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY furthe.
postponed until THURSDAY, March 6, ISIS, at
I p order 4 ss IF hfs;!fs Aue.
RY B. II. wAKNEK,
729 Seventh street between and H.
BWEEs sA HNp
SiHf Il AZ kSt
"A By virtue of deed Of trust to Daniel L; Eaton
ticcrded in L'ber No sss folio ses one Of the land
records Of W sshington, d. c., will sell, at publ:
ef cn the d.; Of
oslIek p NJ Lot and the n9rthe ID half Of LS'
snG No. ad Of
containing 2 ,s9s square feet, lying in the city of
thereon.
Terms Of sale The amount of indebtedness secured
by said deed of trust unpaid with the expense of this
sale in cash, and the balance in and IL months.
Notes Of the purchaser TO be gvep bearing interest
upon the property sold 500 deposit on acceptance
ofbid. Hterms Of sale are net complied with within
five days after sale, the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser. Convey
""''"s "' ''- GEORGE W. sTICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
f2l eodkis B. H WARNER, Auctioneer.
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RAILROADS.

BA.1l.G1Ea1h mob COB o,a.,,,O&aR
a5kH zSS r hsP
'0~ run as f0''@ To,S III BALTIMORE. -
Leave daily, except spnd.y at - go 800, sS
- ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE.
hssss Al GS and SUI a. NJ and lo0' SIS, sO' s%
s.S .4 A.I E sasS. sIA11SNs and s
sS. M mo q. nd s md sas &c Is sS1s:S as and
lowing stations only, viz Biadensburs, Belt. vile,
s.o M VIII ss Ca s1 S
500 .. m. at Penn's Crossing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave a ~ q m; and tlo p M but no trains to or
FOR NORFOLK.
Leave at loo D. m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
I'd aDS ' =. nd S5s., q 8 s I'd and
From New .YOrf, PhiiadeIehia and Baltimore, at
From Phiisdeiph da and Baltimore a at $50 m.
From Baltimore = $50, SO, $40 and lilo a. m,
FROM THE WEST.
arrive at laoO, 6:S5 and 1850 p. m.
Ticket r. Sa1 :: Ss
lay; also, st the Company ONCE, ass Pennsylvania
g have shsi ' Ssssss
called for and at their residence to the
ss I M sfsss Bos,o. see 3D.
vertisement of Through Line"
THOs. 3, SHARP, Asst Master Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. .
GEO. 3. KOOETZ, Gent A'gt, Washington. ja1b
sHfa. a isSt sa# gSHR
MAsHINsToN, November s, lG7
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
re follows:
FOB NEW YORK, ,rithoNs change az cars
Leave daily (except Sunday ct su0 .. M, Leo and
- p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at r. m, Loo and 20
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $50 .. m, and Philadelphia
st 80 .. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m. train
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York and
Boston be had at the Station Office ct ali hours
u the day.
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement see
schedule between W Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
de and the West.
THOS. b. SHARP, Asst Master Transportation.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jeA
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tLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

Nan ~ once, ~ We cannot guarantee the Shove an.
psaeied low prices for AM definite lelxth of time
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID no. 1901, Northwest corner 10fh and stree<s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALyABLE PRQPER1Y

10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
ID no. 1904, Northwest corner loth and Dstreets.
ss4r e TsHSthaIt
. ias an. Ss S luz sseaS.S h S.s So a.
folio $50, 2e :. o. the land records for WashnstoS
and y Srcs e the z ay
premises, on FRIDAY, the 26th day Of TeSruary,
a. Susss.s .a a & s & Is.5.S
.ynys 600, 2 the city Of Washington, with ali the
Terms q sale: II cash, ss@o. with interest At ten
S.'s & .. s q ,. s
N s.r sss @ ,.4
cent per snnum and secured by deed q tsns @ tss
satisfaction Of the trustee. Terms to be fully com
Piled with within six da, Ter sale, cthsrwiss the
the risk and cost Of first psrchsser An conyes an.
cling at purchasers cost
r.eeaa. GREEN Il nMIAkRl sTrTs ssss
RY LATIMER Z CLEARY, =
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Once Building.
On the EVENINGS Of the 26th, 21th, and ssth
2Sth and With; Kngrsyinss, ChrOmcs, &C, asth.
Smith ssh I'D, stTScng GALLERY Isss street between
The following artists will be represented in this
L. MEBB, ,GANiSi, !. MitsoEt s.. ".
GRIGGS, +. SEARLE, NEW ELL, STONE,
HTTLK, SPHOLER, sPENCER. CAR
GLE, Nd. WASHINGTON,
'ss H;iEs =: :'aa !. $ sEfss':
Among the specimens Of Old Masters viii be found
9 Tof PsT ss:sEf; z MEeSARp. VAN pyok,
VAN s MThiSSk, Pc poi HkaN, j. nS 54k.IPAN.
NEAR, .BRUGHELE,
&c, &c, &c.
The Fine Carving after Da vnce's "Last supper"
evening.
fiSd LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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FLOUR.
Bet Family, al 81 81 per y barrel.
Xxx Cho1ce Flour, At 13.65 per 4 barrel.
DDS. Ohampasn. G nd q - cents Der gallon.
are the sole agents for the District Of Columbia
i2I George Evans English manufactured SEWING
MACHlNE NEEDLES. Have all kinds; cents
each, or 6 for q cents iap-tr
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~ OTICE 10 CONTIGUOUS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. n \
OT.IcE or THE wAsHrxsrox Aorxprc,. +,
Corner ~ Reaasyirasta aessse aad 1sf xsysef 80
WAsHInerCx, d. c., Yebruary N. lHs' Y
Sealed Proposas, indorssd .Propostls fcr BuiH.
ing Telegrsph. WIN be rseslvsd 1t ~ c(ce II tSs
gath day Of March next Tor the consfrucfioS a :
piaa 1eleSrepn, IRON Great Hals 10 washingtga.
Which, WITH specincaticns apd any desired informa'
to o. II RARS,oTK
s.~n Aajor e Eneineen o. o. A.,
Ie1M Cnlel knsineer 6sahineton Aesedact:
u1GITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.
49, 9. tas I: s g EHAS6!s STnOE9, of
no1f, .Drsyilg Tor The sxfsn.ion Of 8 rafssf
Es.s.4 q tksa g q sssh asLi q NAV. -.
= ordered that tie testimony inths 60 h ca,x
On TIE = day e APrit nsxt; that the time for ns
sssls - s IS ~ q s e, AZ. ss's - pssos
taf1 -. LE0oEff, connIuionsr.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs 4 CO.,
GROCEKS,
folEGs, MASONIC TEMPLE,
W M n sEAKs,t NINTH AND srs, Str
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GROCERS.
A. s. o'HARE son,
wholesale and Retail GfscePs,
1918 Ssre.fh Sired No-farsS, 5s:vsss d AID n.
TEAS TEAS TEAS

TEAS TEAS TEAS
japan Tea god. 60c; choice, Soc; very finest, 81
TIb.
Choice Gunsowdet TesI 81 Is; very best, slIso.
Imperial Tes, &C, 7sr, ST. very finest, 81 %.
Good Black T-s, thr.- pounds for 81.
We also Of he fsest offered in the city.
Also, an extra Enzli-h Breakfast Tea.
FLOUR, sc,
WEIGHS, Ray =, TenDey'- and other brands Of
flour, all st 'Owe- d sable prices.
Ten pouBd- Lsr@ for 81.
Golden 3 rup. per gallon, I5c; our best 81.
Ten pounds M Dates, 81.
Nine pounds Nr< Prune-. 81
Peanuts, half bushel for 81.
BRANDY, GIN, &c.
California - .-.....-. ......-..... i %
Pure Holland Gin . ...... 60 ............ Loo
Angelica AMI Mnscsfsl " inc. per bottle. 50
whisky, i've y-ar "a. Z" LOO
sweet CstaVha " M, 81 per gallon.
q. 8. O'HARE . son,
feso-tr 1918 Tn sfreet N. W Z, between and
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0tC0x0O04,
70 q snd sSs.
q. .vsnue, and sth street and PennsyiSanis
IF S e 3
9. 5: YouNo, oen1 PASSENGER Agent. BD-u
BAIr1AR1sslHL ASP POTOMAC
Ds,ss coz. Ga esd B si,sas, N. W. 1SS
BALTIMORE. WASHfHGTOoH Al
q a. NJ Niagara EXP, IS M, Western Esp,
- An. Baltimore Mail, SIS n, 4. amy .s.. az.
as !: n, ws.s.n EXP 81 I %.. Western EXP,
sss ,. m, Baltimore Ac- SIS p.m., Pacific Express,
eonmodation, daily, sx- daily, except sunday.
=. seSs Sun dsyyc,r.,, r, sS I'M Accommodation,
Sss.1s;ilJ. except sun ioa 3. M, Southern E..
d n. western EXP. Sss Day. 0''''' except Sun'
frains having Washington at So .. m, and So
s.!iss SoSis loss a. nd SIS , M. a1ri'ins 4
nss,ssro, ll;T !. n m 4 And s;ls ,: m;
go connect . Bowie With trains leaving Ma a i
fo,s4 E. n. and 80 r Y.
.orthvs.s corner e siIsh street and Psnnsyiysais
ga = i. Sots s ses ses 81
e Ts:ees:es md :. Sci.S nosss;
.s YOUNG. e.s1 4 f: Sg 4szz .ss' Gent sSs,
1872 .Isssne cyElAE sour. 1879
70 THE Sos1HwEXsTi, s SOUTH. AND SOUTH.
Trains leave q fsliovs.
Washington. 80 .. n. Baltimore. .-.. - O. n.
% ::::: IS IS ;: e: +: ::, s. i: :: 8:
~ ~. .:. ssn az sSu PIE; Fsac1 soUF
aiG@ ear, With modern improvements. 20
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11~~-=~Ne.lo0l northwest corner 18th and D sts.
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES, UpHoL-
STERED IN REP AND HAIRCLOTH; TWO
rRkEGH ftAfE WALNUT FRAME NAN
CAAfkS; WALNUT BOOKCASES; EXTRN-
ZION TABLES: CANESFAT CHAIRS AND
ER CARPETS; COTTON TOP MATTRESSES;
FEATHER PILLOWS; LARGE LOT CROCK
SILS.
CONSISTING OF TRIPLE PLATED TEA
SETS, WATERS; ICE PITCHERS; PLATED
CASTORS; IVORY HANDLE AND SHE'LL
KNIVES; PLATED SYRUP AND BUTTER
DISHES, FRUIT DISHES, SPOONS, FORKS,
&c, &C. =
On SATURDAY MORNING, March LIST, at 10
O'Clock, shall sell, in front Of auction rooms
the above described articles. Terms cash.
1t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY DUNcANSON, BOWLING 4 CO., Aucts.,
ID Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SALE OF UNRE.
DEEMED PLEDGES, HELD BY S. GOLD
S s MI .aa %Ebs ssEsb
W. and Sab, mornings and evenings, commencing
salesrooms, corner 9Th and Streets ncrthWest for
account Of s. Godstein q Co, fine and we'll
consisting part of every kind, make and finish Of
American, English and Swiss Watches, in solid
gold and silver cases, all In perfect order and nearly
Solid Gold Chains
Diamonds and other fine Jewelry,
and other articles usually taken at first
class loan Office. Buyers will do well attend this
and every article Il sSarsnteed a. re- pep
resented.
All bids over sou acredit of 70 and 60 days.
ra prsossS SsSaRS pJWEfs &C. Or Rget sas
JAMES GUs5Di S Srst1snnssT
81 zsS H9
81, c s1Is e.. SATURDAY g,'I.,, EVENING, At
10 c SSR's.l asa z &yE HSSSSA *
MA at my ss Mo- 1 10
50 American Levers in solid Gold GASES
3 ks Sa b Rs1sn t s ain il ;Sd Cold
- Stem Winding Gold Watches.
loo Silver American Levers, in 2, 3, and 9 ounce
. Silver English Patent Levers.
l25 Silver Lever Watches
The attention the public is called to this sale as
i includes some Of the finest watches offered
represented, and sold without any reserve whateser
fA-it JAMES GUILD, Auuctioneer.
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lpRAY A BROTHER,
ID 331 PES~sTLyASIA AVENUE,
B>frrssa ThtTf and Four -aad a aaU Ssyssfs.
Just received ard for sale ct the following lov
prices, for cash:
chests Finest Einys, hGsuHe Gunpowdsr Tsa-slI g
:. Ein-.t Mcyune Imperial .. . 2:
Z" a. ..-... 70
\ Z" Extra Fine HysOn 4" 8. ........ 10
:. Finest UHcOlOred Japan :. %
English Breakfast - q
- Best OIL ng q
ChSice Black
CANNED GOODS
$50 doz. 10. Tomatoes, at Do. s91 per doz,
80 :. 2lb. Peaches, at DC or as
s. Winsloxn Corn an az or n - 9. ..
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AUCTION SALES.


Bf $500 Astlasss,s 4 .sS - rns,,.s
Southwest corner Penny Anh svenue and llth ut
Star 0eice Building.
LOT OF WHISTLES AND WINES. &c., AT
AUCTION.
On TO MORROW = Saturday y Mareh asf 1873. 81
1O O'Clock In front of our Auction Roonas, s1nli
ses. 0sll consignnem Of the above.
LATIMBR & CLEABY. Auct.
III WI. l.. NALL CO., Auctinneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
H0KsEsi HoRsEs,i HORSEs,i
A. On SATURDAY MOANING, March 1st.
SNiTs, commencing At 10 O'Clock, We vim sell,
80 HEAD or HORSES AND MULES.
One Bay HOrse, ISIS hsnds high 8 years old, war
ranted sound and gentle In harness.
One Sorrel Marc, years odd, Is hands high, kind
and grntle in harness; q fast traveller.
One bright Bay Horse, Is hands high, very stylish
q perfect family horse.
; o. a.L ALSO,
Several fine young Horses and Mares from yir-
gina.
- ABOUT
~ og;priced workers.
PRTvkTE SsLB.-New and second hsud TOP and
norop Buggies, Exprtss Wagons, Jaggers, Rocks.
ways, Family Carriages, &C. ~
VIM. L. WALL 4 CO, Aucts
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they deserved the censure of the House.
MI. Randall made the point of order that the
resolution was not in order, as 1t contained
The Speaker sustained the point of order,
Mr.. Speer then offered a long preamble and
resolution, reclnng the evidence taken before
Mn RELATION TO HON. WILLIAM d. KELLEY,
that he had received dividends of credit mObi-
lier stock, and resolving that for receiving and
using such dividends Mr.. Kelley deserved the
unqualified censure Of the House. :,
MI Diekey objected that 1t was not i'm order
to inject second class stump speech in reso-
The House resolved to consider the resolution
by vote Of yeas 11S, nays 81.
Mr.. Dickey said he hoped Mr. Kelley and his
friends would have an opportunity Of making
Mr.. Speer said he wouid allow debate, and
would yield to the gentleman from Pennsyfva-
Mr.. Dickey, surprising MT. Speer had refer
Mr.. Kelley did.
Mr.. sPeer.-I did not speak to the successor
Mr.. Diciey.~T hope you win never speak to
Mr.: Kelley then took the door, but made a
et brief spss s; against ne effort
On opportunity te Be beard by witnesses or by
counsel. He said the Poland committee had not
given him an 9pPortusity % defend himself
which he said was about to Be perpefratcd.
Mr.. Butler said he had warned tHS House last
night that II they once established the pfeu6dept
that members could be punished for scts CON
mitted before the election there was no feiiins
where the matter would end.
After further debate, the House, at $40 D. m.
took recess till 8 O'Clock. -
AT THE EVENING SESSION.
On motion OF Mr.. Butler (Massl q confer
ence committee was ordered on the bin In rols-
On motion of Mr.. Garfoll the Sensfe hun
appropriating SO 900 10 pay the expenses Of the
Pomeroy investigating committee was taken m
and passed. y - ~
MR.. KELLEY'e DEFENCE.
The regular order was demanded. And Mr.
Kelley addressed the House upon the subiecf Of
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The senate committee OF "srsngements f.r
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same hour and place.
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ErD.y. JOHN y. Es.sLE.

The Hon. J ohm Parker Hale, who died at
Dover, N. H., on the 10Th inst, was born
in Rochester, N. H., March 3lst, 1905, and
was consequently 67 years old. He was
graduated at Bowdoin College in 1927, was
admitted 10 the bar in 1880, and almost i'm
mediatcly became prominent in politics. In
1882 he was a member of the State Legisla-
ture; from 1884 until 1912 he was district
attorney for the State, than for three years
member of Congress, afterwards in The
Legislature again, and Speaker OF the
House one term, during which he was
elected to the United States Senate. AT the
close of his first term, in 1853, he failed of
reelection, but was chosen again two years
afterwards, and retained his seat for ten
years, making a total service of sixteen
,ears, during an eventful period OF our his
tory. He left the Senate in 1860 TO accept
the position of minister to Spain, where ne
remained until 1860. In 1851 he was coun-
sci for the defendant in the famous Shad-
rach rescue trial in Boston, and in 1852 the
candidate of the free soil party for the pres
dency, receiving l57,6SO votes.
The New York Times in commenting on
Mr.. Hales honorable life, truly says lie
was 'the pioneer of freedom in the highest
legislative body of the nation. He found
himself, in lS47, the only Senator chosen
OH anti-slavery principles, and the only
one not attached to one or the other Of the
two great parties of the day. Proof against
intimidation, unwavering and able in the
advocacy of his purposes, he was among
the first 10 awaken that public sentiment
which led the nation TO abolish slavery.
Returned again TO the Senate in 1858, he
had the privilege of being foremost in the
death-strugge with slavery, and he had
the reward so rarely given TO the early adj
vocates of a great cause, of participating in
its final triumph. We have had few men
of more value 10 the country than John Il.
Hale-we have had none in public life more
pure, more conscientious. more patriotic.
Execrated in his early years by large por-
ton of his countrymen as pestilent agi-
tator, he lived to enjoy the respect of the
whole country"