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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. J
NAsHINGToS, ID. e., March 81 liza (
IIoposas Tor iuf nishing such articles of station
cry as may be required for this DEPARTMENT ami the
bureaus and offices thereof, during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1874, will be received nntf, ID
O'CLOCK m. THURSDAY, May I 1873
Each proposal must be signed hy the individual ar
nrn making 1t, and Be accompanied By tisfactory
guarantee that the bidder will execute a contract
WIN good and sufficient bonds if his bid l.
without such guarantee
All articles ipulated to be of the hast ouati
W. samples VIII De required i'm all cases Each
aihpIe u be plainly marked with the name IT the
bidder AMI the price. ~
Bond, with approved security, viii he required Of
may be awarded. - ~
On failure to furnish any article in reasonable
time after being ordered, the right is reserved of
PURCHASING IN open market, Of declaring the con
tract forfeited; and greater price than the CON
tact price Is paid for such articles the difference
VII De charged 70 the contractor Bids will he con
sldefed on each Item separately Schedules Contain
ing blank form for bidding, together with items and
estimated quantities OF articles needed and full in
IOrmstlon IN accordance with this advertisement
Will be furnished on application.
Contracts viii only be awarded to established man.
utaetulsrs Of or dealers in the articles
Inc secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
The lnteriog, and endorsed PROPOSALS for Sfa,i on
ery.n COIVMRITS DEJiNn
op'<" Secretary.
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CASES UNDER THE REVENUE LAw.--.TacOb
Roth was arrested and brought before Commits
siOner Muzzy, charged by the assessor or this
District with making false entries in his beer
hooks. He waived a hearing, and gave bail for
his appearance at court.
Thos. Coleman was also arrested and brought
before Commissioner Brown, on the charge of
violating section q, act June 6, 1872, which pre-
scribes that any person who shall draw fer
mented liquors from any package without first
defacing the stamp thereon, shall be liable to a
fine of SlOO and imprisonment for not exceed
ing one year. 1t appears that one of the officers
of the assessors Office, in visiting this partys
place OF business. found on tap one barrel of
ale, brewed by q. Dickson, with the stamp lifted
and the spigot driven in. This is done for the
purpose. when the key is empty, of refusing the
stamp: a practice which Is followed by some in
this District TO great extent, and the officers
are determined to stop it, by enforcing the full
penalties of the law against all who are caught
AZ il. These stamps are sold back to the brewer
at a discount, and again used. This party is a
driver for C. Dickson, an ale brewer in this Dis
trict. He was held for court, and gave bail in
the sum OF $500.
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Row AT POLITICAL MEETING During the
meeting OF the 18th district republican club last
night, Bernard West insisted on speaking and
was called to order several times. and the SER
geant-at-arms (Braxton) ordered him 10 be
quiet, or he would put him out. West defed
any one to attempt to put him out, and Draxton
seized him, when some fifteen or twenty men
rose to their feet and a scrimmage occurred, in
which several blows were struck, chairs being
used. Some Of those present jumped from the
windows to q shed in the rear, and thence over
the fence. Word was sent TO the 9TH precinct
police station, and in q few minutes Lieutenant
Kelly and number OF ofiicers arrived and re-
stored order. -
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MINERVA LODGE, April 20. 1873


W. Editor L have e grievance. Il is a big
one, too. appeal to you for protection.
Don't YOU think il IL about time for certain
boys and girls 20 find out that being st rred up
and Poked at from morning to night, liz a cage
where we have to stand and take IL, is Excess
Sively annoying ,!Eot to say exasperatng? like
70 sit still on my perch daytimes Especially
Sundays, which 1 consider a day of rest , and
wink my eye occasionally, IN a tranquil nam
neT, 20 see that the optic machinery works we'll
i prefer 20 be quiet, solemn and wise looking.
Why can't be let alone?
Careless children a really believe in their
he arts they don't mean any harm, bless them y
think it's great sport 10 lab me with a stick, or
worry me with various devices, just to discover
Row much patience I've got. I
Well, Iye Inherited good deal, bat my stock
OF IT Is getting low, and ! give these youthful
toTmenters fair notice that, il they don't stop
bsds oOrpus or do something dreadful, by which
i shall be able to pounce upon them all I'M
awares. and damage their personal beauty to a
considerable degree. j shall pay no respect
whatever 70 color. keep awake all night now
devising some means OF protecting myself, if
worse should come to worse.
Perhaps, though, 3 word through your cell
umns will be of avail. just ask these little
people, one and all, if you please. to stop har-
raising and annoying me when they come to see
me. I've got used to being stared at, and can
give as good as get on that score, but j won't
stand insult and injury much longer.
write TO you because 1 consider all the Stars
nv friends.
Yours trustfully,
ONE or The OWLS IN FHAEKLrN SQUARE.
heartily concur in the above, only my broth
er doesn't complain half so bitterly as the facts
warrant. THE OTHER Owl.
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svAlb.uy is going to try to make its bread

~ Albany 10 going to try to make Its bread
In a cooperative bakery.
00Five counties Of Iowa have female super
intendents Of public schools.
o0The women Of st. Louis are moving in
force to have none but yomen physicians APP
pointed to the social evil hospital in that city
ga boy while playing in Charleston. s. c.,
Thursday afternoon, ran against an iron avn
ing-post and broke his neck. $50
- Eight prisoners, including the negro muir
derer Of Allingham. who Is sentenced to be
hanged, escaped from Washington (Pa.) jail
early Saturday night. 80.
- Small pox has closed the Free-wiu Baptist
school at Waterbury, Conn, the pupils being
whey sent home to disseminate tho confagion
to which they have been exposed. 49,
ga crispin of Mercer, Pa, being q suitor
who wert beyond his last, In mercenary mood
ha' susd young woman who jiited him fnr
breach Of promise, laying his damages at 80 90.
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Quotations of new Ash for this day, furnished
to THE STAR by George w. Harrison & Co.,
wholesale dealers in fish, Nos. ~ King street,
30, 81, 50 fish wharves, Alexandria. Va.
Shad, Per hundred, 81 4 ito s12. *; Herring, per
thousand, s5.25 TO s625; White Perch, per bunch,
20 TO Is cents; Rock, per bunch, 25 to 50 cents;
ORAL, per bunch, Is to 20 cents.
WAsHINGToN FISH MARKET.-At the Wash
ington fish wharves to-day the following sales
to shippers were made by r. A. Golden Il Bro,
agents: 1900 shad, from 80 to Sill; 10000 her
rings, from 50 80 to Sc; 100 punches fish, from 70
to so cents; 100 rock, from 20 to so cents; 1000
taylors at 1 cent.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MULE THIEF
This morning Detectives McFlfresh and Sar-
gent arrested Henry Randall, alias Randolph,
charged with stealing a valuable mule. worth
$500, from Mr.. A. w. Wadsworth, OF Mont
gomery county, Md. The mule was recovered
and turned over to the property clerk, and the
alleged thief was committed to await the requi-
sition OF the Maryland authorities. Randall
halls from Providence, r. l., and is known in
the vicinity of Occoquan, Va. where he has the
reputation Of being notorious horse thief ever
since the war. His picture was taken for the
rogues gallery.
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SPRING GLOVES for dress, driving, and walk
tng, from SOC 20 -, in new and desirable styles
windsor SGarfs, new goods, fer SOC, 15e, II
Linen HanT hiHfs, in new numbers, for
81, $50, ana, =. 90. half dozen.
Latest styles CT fine Linen Collars for - 80
per dozen. GEO. G.. HENNING,
40 7fh street
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AN EXTENDED PoPCLARITY.-Each year
hads "Brown's Bronchial Troches" in new To-
eaites IN various parts of the world. For re-
lieying COughs, Colds, and Throa. Disease =, the
IrOshes have been lnaeped reliable. Il, 8
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ORR CUsroMOr p,pT,,p.r

OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Iheiargest stock of piece goods for Suits; the
best selection OF piece goods for Goats and
Vests; the finest assortment of piece goods for
Pants; the most fashionable cut; a fanltless fit
ana hTst-elass workmanship. A call is solicited
AT HALLE BROTHERS, Fashionable Tailors,
Corner 9Th an6 ID SIS
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The Bell Nufeauce.

To tte Edif6F Of tdS freRing SdT:
Sir:-I beg space In your paper, in behalf Of
large nun Der of citizens OF South Washing
ton, TO cali the attention OF the members of our
legislative sssemh to the great annoyance,
and also peelniary loss TO which those who re-
side and owr property on Maryland and Vir-
ginia avenues and streets adjacent thereto, are
sab ected thRough the iIterpal-that is not too
strong a tern--clanSing of locomotive bells
Day and night. SundS ys as well week davs,
the infection is kept up, and, p< incipally in
com eQuence OF this insexssnt ringing, property
is e eatly DEPRECATED not emily i'm ediately on
the Tine of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road. but all that which lies within bearing of
the bells, is more or less uEfaYorably affected
thrC ugh this cause.
We believe in railroads. They are neces-
sary element of oya- prosperity, and he'Hg char
tered by Congress, We have to submit 10 ha wing
them run these avenues; bet TO the unnecessary
additional infections of having our rest broken
at light, cur sick driven TO distTac ton, and, We
may believe, sometimes 10 death the cOngrega-
tons in our churches disturbed during divine
wOrship, aud the comfort and efficiency Of the
public schools in our new and splendid def
fersOn Scbool Building" seriously interferea
with through this continual though really un-
necessary jangling of rSnderOus and unmuscal
bells, is something that we should not be sub
jeeted to; and sgainst which we, as eli Rens and
taxpayers, sOlennly protest, and call for some
legislative action which viii rid us Of this terrible
nuisance, even IA in order TO do so. IL Is neceS-
sary TO compel the railroad company 20 fence in
their track within the city limits, and station
fagmeH st each crossing to prevent accidents.
SOUTH WASHINGTON.
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~ITAEIR-

Fathers and Mothers
we are adding to our stock large assortment
OF boys, youths and children's clothing.
The Waverly SHIFTS
from to syears of age, from 50 to SIS.
The Harvard Suits
from to 10 years of age, from 81 to $40.
Sailor Suits, Farragut-
from to years OF age, and other STYLES iii end
less variety. Ours are the best made. Best
material and newest styles in the market.
NOAH WALKER 81 Co,
4,22,s Gil Pa. ave., Metropolitan Hotel
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If MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHISKY let
him buy 1t and take it home like a man, and
not sneak home with a bottle of ssBitters, ;" or
Cordial" and pretend that it is medicine. II
ne wants tonic that is something better than
a temporary stimulant, he should get a bottle of
PERUVIAN Syrup, (an Iron Tonic,) that will
yitalfze the blood and give durable strength to
the system. a .
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N ERCHANTs LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs-
NA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hsrsefs,s the ans steamshipe o. KNIGHr enc
John GIBSON win make regular weekly ASS
DRdA, wAsHINGTON and GEoRGE
TOWN, A. follows:-Lesve NEW VORK from Pier
eE0kGET0MN every FRIDAY Ct Q. m, snS
ALkXAHDkIA the same day st ~ N.
Agent, once and wharf foot OF high street. 0eoree
town, or Ct the corner OF 18th street ana HeW Torh
~ Freights- delivered by Knox's Express Or.
ders left at GeuSfal Ofce, sos Pennsy iyania ave-
tended to- f'''"P'" AT
jen-u NV. THOMPSON, Pres,dsne.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by the Inspector
Of buildings since our last report: Brick back
bxilding two stories high for dwelling house, to
Thomas E. Roach, on street, between 4th and
5th northwest; two-story frame, for william
Mayse, o street, between 4th and 9Th north
west; Also, brick back building two stories
high. on same street to same; twO-stOry brick
dwelling, on n street, between New Jersey av-
enue and 4 street southeast, and a two story
brick on east side of Is street, between NJ and
n southeast, for j. Williams; two-story frame
dwelling and storehOuse on . street, between
9th and 9Th northwest, for j. L. Snod or ass; a
tnree-story brick dwelling and store, on west
side of North Capitol street, between and
north, for e. r. Eckeii: sixteen two story frame
dwellings on square No. SOP, between T. and F
and 9Th and sth streets northeast, for f. NJ
Whitaker; a twO-story frame dwelling on north
side of G street, between sth and 9Th Southwest,
for w. w. Davis.
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PROPOSALS.
A RCHITECT's OFFICE,

A RCHITECT'S OFFICE,
"A CAMDEN STATION,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be reeeiYed az sbi-
for the ERECTION OF FOUR STATION,
HOUSES at Dckerson's, Germantown, Rockwell
ana SILVER spring, on the Metropolitan Branch of
Plans and Specifications be seen at this O lice
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all Of said nro
posals. Bids will be opened at this Once a. -
O'Clock Nj. Of same day. -
f. r. BALDWIN.
h4 nc ~ Architect r. A
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THE ssSoNs OF TEMPERANCE, REVIVAL
Nessrs. Edws johnson and j. b. Dunn!ng
have obtained a charter for a new division Of
Sons OF Temperance. under the recent efforts
made by the grand officers Of that body TO re-
yiye the old organization throughout the cOun-
try. This division will be instituted BY Mr.. f.
NJ. Bradley. district deputy, this evening in
Temperance hall, on T. street, AMI is TO be
called Fidelity Division. No. :. Another divi-
sion will be instituted tomorrow evening" AZ the
corner of 18th and ~ streets.
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Ut Y 7 II E Ms.

SPRING OvEEcoATS sreducnd 10 css. for,nr,
price SIP, at A. srgaVss's.
3 1011 Pa ave- bet 10Th and nth sts
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THE COLORADO SAPPHIRE is one OF the most
exquisite OF modern germs The rays il reflects
are quite As brilliant as those of the diamond
and il ia specially adapted for studs, earrings
and solitaire rings for ladies and gentlemen.
Next in the order of novelties is the cut opal,
which, by many, Is considered almost equally
desirable. A magnificent collection Of sapphires
and opals set in gold can be seen at Prigg' .
Jewelrv Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
In addition to French ana English gilt sets,
copied after the most approved patterns Of gold
jewelry and English Whitby jets, deliberately
decorated with birds nests, acorns and medal
lions, Mr.. Prigg makes speciality Of these fine
goods. and we observe he has Also Just received
an extensive assortment Of spectacles and eye
glasses, from 81 to 8 per pair, white canvas
and leather travelling satchels. He receives
fresh goods every day.
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Shirts MADE TO ORDER.-GentlemeH fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order at the shortest notice. at
Keen's, 422 Sth street northwest Satisfa etior
guaranteed. 4 ~ 4.
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HIBEENIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. No. I,
last night elected the following officers: Thos.
BrodeTick, president; Michael Burke and jas.
Lsckey. vice presidents; II. shannon, rec. sec;
ThOs. Feely, nn1. sec; VIM. Pagan, treasurer;
Edward Quade, marshal; Rev. Jas. McDevitt,
chaplain; John T. MeNally, Thomas Travin,
Jas j. Flanagan, Michael Mekeever. Owen
McQuade and Lawrence Conner, directors. The
meeting was very animated one and was
largely attended over 200 votes being polei
for most OF the officers
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
Or. en- & Williams of a sale to-day on 9Th street,
between y and r. The property 20 be sold Is
crse OF the best in the city.
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A METHODIST MINIsrKR JOINS The CArHo-
church at Leonard and south LIST streets. VIII
bamshurgh, was thronged yesterday afternoon.
on the occasion Of the admission to the church.
was the Rev. Mr.. baken, Mothodist ministsr
well known In the eastern district. Mr.. Dafen
was recently assigned BY the Methodist confer
ence to pastoral charge in Amboy, which he
now declines-E Y. San, 2lsf.
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MEETING OF CARPENTERS took place last
night az Mechanics hall. and a branch of the
Amalgamative Society WAS organized, with the
following officers-J. r. Whitemore, president;
6. W. C0rbett, secretary; Samuel Reed. treas
urer; j. W. Foster, check steward; j. P.
Mackey. sick steward; David Brennan, door
keeper; Joseph Mcmahon, d. Brannon, Philip
Pyles, W. Hazel and NJ. Lowe, trustees. The
parent society has existed in this couDtry since
Isso.
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TIE DUTCH WAR IN INDIA.-A telepram
from London reports that the forces Of His
Majesty the King Of Holland have retreated
from their first position against the stronghold
OF the Sultan OF Acheen. The defeat which
they sustained at the opening Of the campaign
mas taught them peculiar lesson Of caution
They are now entrenched behind stockades
wnicn tney have thrown up on the coast line,
but our adyices allege that they are in q ycry
dangerous position, as the Acheenese army n
constantly increasing in numbers. The lGsses
On both sides have been exceedingly heavy to
GATE. The complications TO which the struggle
VIII give rice may involve British Interests in
Snat part OF Asia to very serious extent.-N.
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@Senor Olossga, the Spanish amba.a dor
at Paris, recently received an accident 81 bloW
from the cue OF MS antagonist in q Rame Of ~.
nards, which ruPtured HIS right eye-bali.
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PURCHASE OF CORPORATION BONDs BY
commissioners of the sinking fund accepted TO-
day offers amounting in the aggregate Ia
52,250 for the purchase by them OF ten-yeal
currency bonds OF the city Of Washington ct 81
nat and under, most Of the accepted bids peina
at that figure or . little below IL.
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CouGHs.-A medicinal preparation in the
form of a lozenge is the most convenient.
Browns Bronchial Troches" allav Irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief i'm Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, influenza. Consumptive and
Asthmatc complaints. this
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A NETTING a. ASSISTANT ASSESSORS of in
teTnal revenue who held OfiCe during and prior
10 the yea 1s5s II this District was held yester-
day TO take some action tOw2ESs obtaining the
20 per cent. extra compensation granted by act
of Congress approved February 2Sth. CT that
year. 10 civil emuiOyes OF the government in
the District Of Columbia, but which was de-
MED the assistant aseeSSOrs-SOme eight or ten
IN numbeT-at that time, on the ground that
they do not come within the scope of the act
not being recognized by Controller Tayler as
belonging 10 any depG.tm of the govern
ment or bureau thereof, notwithstanding they
were appointed by and held commissions under
the Secretary OF the Treasury. Mr.. Thomas v.
Marche was chosen TO preside, with Mr.. John
y Slater secretary. The chairman rehearsed
IN detail the circumstances connected with the
passage OF the act, the causes and necessities
which led TO IT, the construction given 20 IL bv
the officials whose dE-y It was to carry Out its
provisions. &c-. and Congratulated all entitled
who have been thus isE denied rs benefits that
at last by the recent decision OF the Court OF
Claims they were in a fair way 10 have justice
done them. After the appointment of a exc
cutiye eomI3i ttee, and fixing upon the duties
assigned It, TIE meeting adjOuT ned subject 70 a
call OF the chairman.
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No EXCUSE for Rats, Mice, or Reaches. Use
rus, y cents, at bARBI'S, corner Pennsy /
sania avenue and AZ street !. ,
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The ATrENTIoN Of parties wishing to inves
advertised by B. "A. Warner, real estate broker
of valuable property opposite the Patent once
on It'll street, to occur on next Thursday after
nj on. Fs4s
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EXTENSION oF THE METRoPoLITAS STREET
EAILEOAD--Norkmen are now engaged in
laying the track along street north from 9th
IA eth street, under the superintendense Of ar.
danes Griffin, for the Metropolitan railroad.
and expect 20 have it completed by to- morrow
night. The 9Th and ~ street branches OF the
rad will theH be s0phected. and there win be
ire OF track rom a street north "a III. ar>..n-
operation.
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"SLAP DOCTORS" ABoUrt-Owing to the
frequent finding OF fragmentary human re-
mains about the city-hardly week passing
without the police being called upon to bury a
face, foot, h&ad, leg or other part of the human
form-the old story of tslap doctors" has been
revived among The colored people. There are
soHe uneduca-cd cOlored people who believe
that much of the medicine sold by druggists is
made from partso the haman body, and that
castor oil is made by boiling down a good fat
c0loTed man or woman, AID that some of the
white powders are made by grinding the bones.
The supply is kept up by slap DOCTORS" 50
called because they slap sticking plasters over
the mouths of intended victims, and then hurry
them OFF TO secret places where they are taken
in and done for Yesterday two boys found two
human hands, apparently of grown persons on
the lot between Indiana avenue and ID street
and LIST street and New Jersey avenue, and car
ried them to Lieut.. Kelly's station, and later in
the day Officer Fitzpatrick found In the same
vicanty the lower part of leg and foot, appar-
emily those of deceased cOl0red person-alI
with the bones carefully removed. In the
neighborhOOd of the station house all the talk
of the colored people was about '.slap docto
Ii is thought that these remains were from some
dissectiBg room, and the medical students who
are euilty.of throwing them about so carelessly
should be Sunished.
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FrsH AND OYSTER MARgET-Bodrd Of HeafGs
IasBecffoHs-The following il the report Of c.
Lexington, inspector OF marine products, for
t. wsei ending April Be. 10 banches fsh,
C-,GCa sh.tG sas,.0s0 herring, 5.09G taylor fish ,
> 10 ,.shsls eysteT>. pGsssd inspection; AMI ;
buLci-es Esh condemned.
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sale Of valuable real estate, this evening ct j
O'Clock, by Green & Williams, aucfioueerj
The property 10 situated ON 9Th street, betweeI
4 and r streets northwest, and Is one Of TIN
most desirable locations In the city.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C.. To-nteht.

Walls Opecd HoHse.-The Albany Combine
tiOn in % Uncle Toms Cabin"
n>ater coniqze.-SOngs, burlesques, dances,
&c.