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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-07
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WASHINGTON CITY:
"EDNESDAY......... May =, Hes.
Death Of Chief Justice Chs>e.

The country will hear with prolornd regret
OF the death Of Hon. Salmon Portland Chase,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, which occurred at New York
this morning.
The health of Judge Csase has for several
years past been such as % admonish his friends
of the extreme uncertainty Of his tenure of life,
vet the suddenness with which the announce
ment of his death snally comes upon the public
is nevertheless 20 unexpected as to shock and
sadden all hearts.
life, Mr.. Chase was called to I'LL many high po-
sitions of great delicacy and responsibility, but
he never occupied one that he did not honor,
as well by his many private virtues as by his
rare industry, his spOtless integrity, and his pre-
eminent intellectual ability. Like all men &C.
cupying prominent stations it was his fortune
to have many and bitter opponents in the
course Of his political career, but his most un-
scrupUlOus enemy never breathed a suspicion
as 10 the purity OF his character as a private
oitisOn on his patriotism n public officer. He
was, indeed, one of the very few great men of
the world WHO did not grow smaller the nearer
one came to him. 1t was the good fortune OF
the writer of this poor tribute to his memory to
Know him well and 20 enjoy his personal friend
ship and confidence for many years, and of all
men We ever knew there was none other to
whom we would quickly point the young
men of this country as a model of all that is
honorable and noble in private or in public life
rs TO Mr.. Chase.
But there Is no need of words in his praise.
His history is part of the history of the coun-
try, and his name and fame will grow brighter
with each succeeding year "a his motives and
the influence of his acts become clearer and
better understood.
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A gentleman in this city from Dixon, Illinois,
the scene of the terrible bridge disaster a few
days since, says that the insecurity of bridges
Of the same patent as that at Dixon was demon
strated even before the one in question was
erected. While it was being built structure
of the same patent fell at Geneva, Illinois, but
the explanation of the patentee that it fell be-
cause of its unfinished condition seems to have
been satisfactory to the authorities of Dixon,
who allowed the contractor to proceed with the
construction of his man-trap. A letter from
Dixon to a New York paper asserts that this is
the fourth bridge of the kind which has fallen,
and says one at Elgin, Illinois, actually fell of
its own weight. Its hard to say which of the par
ties are the most culpable-the authorities or the
contractor. The law should hold somebody re-
spOnsible for similar accidents or we shall con-
tinually hear of their recurrence. IL is becoming
altogether too common for builders TO erect
cheap structures. which even a strong gust of
wind renders insecure. Some of the rows of
modern houses, ''bult to sell, ;" are OF 50 frail
character that il is doubtful if they could stand
alone and unsupported by adjoining buildings
In one instance at least in this city, an unfin-
ished brick building at the end of a row was
blown down by the wind. Ii is full time a stop
was put to the business OF building slight and
insecure structures OF all kinds. The laws ought
TO be made stringent, and should be rigidly en-
forced.
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The son OF DA Thomas, the Peace commits
sioner murdered by the Modocs, writes a long
and gushing letter from San Francisco 10 ex-
press his delight at the mart yrdom of his father
IN the Cause Of peace. "Not the poor Modocs,
but the rapaeiOus, lawless, perfdious whites are
guilty of his blood" says young Mr.. Thomas
1--WE blame no one for his death. Now that the
hrst shock has passed away we find more to re-
joice in than TO mourn over" and then he pro-
ceeds in his cantiHg twaddle to thank the Cali
fornia Senator through whose agency his father
was appointed upon the commission to the
Modoes- ITO few men, comparatively he
sayss'is IT given TO die Ike a martyr, and for
your agency in thus securing the past of glo-
rious life in the service of rs church and his
feilow-H sn, and in Iccuring the iIture to him
and US, / thank YOU"
III strikes us that this young man is altogether
too good for this world. The very best thing
he can do, is to make his way to the lava beds
while Capt. Jacks scalping knife is in good
working order, and take a martyrdom on his
own account But perhaps, like Artemus
ward, who was willing to sacrifice all his wife's
relations In the cause of his country. the Junior
thomas Is Of too retiring a disposition to seek
10 add personally to the number of the "com-
paratively few" who are permitted to gain the
crown of martyrdom, per Capt. Jack and Shack
Nasty Jim.
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Asour Board of -ealth are going to ieavethe
r;.,- ,his sru,--some of the members for
FUrone and /. e for the far west-a good OPP
por,pn;tv be afforded to test its value. III
tbe oener. health Is maintained, or advanced
in the Dsence of the Board, the Legislature
will rIhaps be inclined to think that q saving
can ,e made by abolishing it altogether. III, on
n. other hand, the death-rate should increase
md epidemic disease prevail while the sanitary
guardians of the city are philandering over the
globe, the suggestion will doubtless come up
that they be furlOughed indefinitely, and men
appointed who will attend to their business at
the time of the year when there is most bust
ness for them to attend to.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There Is an improvement in the New York
money market, and first class railroad bonds
are likely TO improve with easy money more
than any other class of Investments, as they are
next in point of security to governments, which
are now SO high a. to give but a small return
on money invested in them. Pacific mah was
still influenced yesterday, although to a much
less degree, by injurious rumors, but other
stocks failed to sympathize, and late in the day
recovered its tone, and went to the front in the
upward movement. Union Pacific was rem
dered weak by advice of Hon. Cakes Ames' Sc
we're illness, and was q marked exception to the
remainder of the list, falling of one per cent. on
account of rumor of his death.
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The Philadelphia and Baltimore papers are
urging upon their city authorities the removal
of the ugly ratings Al ound the public squares;
and they point to the fact that New York has
already removed the ratings from its squares,
and finds it an advantage in every way.
We shah favor The removal of the fences in
Washington the moment the police and the
Board of Health succeed in enforcing the law
preventing animals running at ge. While
goats, pigs, and cows are allowed the f,eedom
OF the city it will hardly be advisable to remove
the fences, cumbersome and unsightly as they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-07
THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CHEF Signal OAesy,

Way lcto, IO.1O q. m. y
SHN0Psls FOR rHR PAST TwRNrY-HOUR HOURS
The barometer has continued to rise, with north
easferly winds, low temperature and partly cloud v
weather IN Canada the eastern and middle stat es
and ram III Virginia. Diminishing pressure, south
easterly winds, cloudy weather and rain have pre-
vailed in Tennessee, the gulf and south Atlantic
states, but clearing in the western gulf North
easterly winds, falling barometer, cloudy weather
and rain from the lakes TO Kentucky and Missouri
Northeasterly to northwesterly winds, cloudy
weather aid falling barometer in the northwest
PRoBAgILITIEs.-FOrt the middle states and lower
easterly to southeriy winds, cloudy and rainy
weather For New England and Canada high pres
sure, low temperature, northeasterly winds and i'm
taslpgiy cloudy weather, with possibly light rain
tonight For the south Atlantic states southeast-
erly and snuthwesterly winds, cloudy weather and
occasional rains For the gulf states Tennessee
nertheastery yeerng TO westerly winds,
pressure, PARTLY cloudy weather al rain
generally clearing this evening. For the Ohio and
lower Missouri valleys and nOrthward to the upper
lakes and Minnesota low barometer, northeasterly
TO northwcsterly winds, cloudy weather and rain
CautiOnary signals continue at Chicago M ilwaukee
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland Re,
ports missing from the southwest the extreme
northwest and Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-07

In consequence Of the bad conduct of the
L nited States commissioners at the Vienna Ex-
position the American department threatens TO
De failure and our inventors and manufactur-
eis Will not be apt to get many gold medals, in
asmuch as the experience of former Worlds
airs has shown that everything depends on
the zeal and energy of the authorized repre-
sentatves Of nations in securing a favorable
Judgment upon articles exhibited. American
exhibitors will therefore have a better show for
recognition at the home fairs TO be held through
out the country this year, and the New York
JoETHai Of Commerce gives them the consolation
OF the assurance that here they will derive real.
tangible advantages in introducing their pro-
ducts TO hosts Of future purchasers; whereas,
at vienna there IS no certainty that they will
ma any new customers, while there is great
risk that their meritorious inventions win be
copied and used all over Europe, unless pro-
teeted by European patents, which are very
expensive and difficult to obtain
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George Francis Train doubtless congratulates
himself that his martyrdom is not yet over,
although he has been declared sane by a New
York jury. His next public entertainment will
be when he is tried for publishing improper
matter in connection with the latest Woodruff
scandal. This occasion will probably draw out
a larger crowd than did his late matinees.
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The Markets.

BALfrMonH, May 7.-yirsinis Sc, consolidated,
S2.s North Carolina IS old, 251s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-COtton dull and weak-low
middliDg, IS Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
duh ard veak-white choice. S2O5tG2 10: fair 10
prime do, Sl.SGc; choice amber, a2e2 %; good to
prime red, 81 sos IS: common to fair do, q IS
al 80. Corn steady snd firm-white southern. Ga.
yellow southern, 63@s4; mixed western, 636aSi Oats
hImer- southerp, 5o@53i western mixei. $3.50; do
white, 5l@s2. Rye quiet and steady; prices nm
changed. Hay unchanged Provisions quiet but
frm-M So pork, SIS Bulk meats-shoulders, ~:
sales yesterday 10000 lbs rib sides at g. clear rib
sides, g3s@9ts. Escon-shoulders, $40 s1s; rib
s1ss, l9aIa clear RIB sides los sugar cured
stssdy-sheice, ss@ee Whisky frmer and higher, ss
NEW YORK, May 7.-Stocks quiet and firm Gold
quiet, H14 Money firm, 79T coin Exchange, long,
8; short: ss governments duh and steady
NEW ToRK, May Flour steady and quiet
Wheat steady. Corn dull.
LONDON, May 6, II 80 a. -ConsoIs opened at a3sS
Tor money sls for account. Bonds of 1865, old as:
49, $50; le-4o',, ssa new 5l, s9.s: Erie, 5os.
FRANKFoRT, May 7.-Bonds, 95x for issue 62's
LoNnoY, May z, i 20 D. m-fhe rate of discount
In the Bark Of England has advanced X per cent.
Erie, sos ~
PARIS, May 7.-Rentes 5. francs Is confines.
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The question Of consolidating the cities of
New York and Brooklyn under one municipal
government is leading to considerable discussion
in both places. New Workers appear to be
rather anxious for the union, but the Brook
lynites seem to be afraid 1T will result in heavier
taxation for them without any corresponding
benefit.
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The New York Express, commenting upon
the case and illness Of Cakes Ames. and upon
The manner in which s'Mr. Brooks-one of the
Two victims singled out by the Poland commit
tee to spare the many-wss moved for a time
by the unjust and cruel action in Congress to-
wards him." goes on to say:
The first reflection, in an attack like this
upon Mr.. Ames, Is, that no man can endure the
mental strain Of a continued public attack,
whether resulting from clamOr alone or founded
on truth The studied eoncealment of feeling,
IKE the rushing Of a torrent of water against a
dnn, viii, in the end, break through and with
sensitive man in the end breaks the heart.
ne nerves are but 30 many wires coursing
To and from the heart 10 the brain, and in the
end they touch the vital part that holds the
mind and body together.
ana IL II wise to remember, also-but, alas
now much easier TO teach than to obey-that
the wealth OF an empire nor an ambition
crowned with the highest fame Is worth
the sacrifice which taxes mind and bo,iv hevond
the powers Of proper endurance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-07

1t Is expected that Governor Dix, of New
York, viii give another illustration OF his firm
ness, and Of his determination to carry out the
laws Of his state, in the case OF Nixon, vino
brutality shot one Pfyfer because the latter
would not get out of his way. As the case now
stands, Nixon Is booked for glory (ride scaffold
yaledictories Of nine murderers out Of tent on
the 10th instant. 1t Is possible the Governor
NAV grant him a brief respite, but il Ia not
probable he viii do even this, unless the circum-
stances fully justify such course.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

L'OR RENT-Three-siory BRICK HOUSE, 30.
II 222 ID street northwest, one minutes walk
from the Pennsylvania avenue and street css-s
Rent % per month. Apply TO DR.. MAGRUDEh
$40 Il street northwest. a2Stf
LNOR RENT-MAy Id, with board, two connecting
Il front ROOMS, with hot AM CID water. Board
and Rooms for two, sSS. Modern convenience IN
house, 102T 9th street. as
EOR RENr-Furnished or Unfurni-hed ROOMS,
u south front; suitable for housekeeping. Apply
211s PennsyNsnia avenue. spI I'm
EuR sALE:-The subscr.ber offers for sale his
II HOUSE mo. l45 and LOT on the first square
east Of the Capitol The lot Is situated on the south
side of East Capitol street and u street and is A.
feet and ii inches wide and lis feet deep on Il
all -Svs CHARLES RCSSELL.
E0R RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: 3 back
Psrlor furnished ~ . Bedroom, and two sleas-
ant rooms, back and front, second story in an
eisiby located Dwelling on street, near eth; will
e rented on ressonsble terms % gentlemen only.
Address " A. i" National Republican ofhce.
msu tRepJ
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, holding a Special Term
Letters testamentary on the personal estate Of
GOTTLEIB III. RAUH, late of Washington
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day of NAV
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
fro all beneht OF the said estate Given under nv
hand this 9th day Of Nav. 1873 '
mI-wr3w CHRISTINA s. RAUH, Executrix
DROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
ICON WORK FOR THE NEW JAIL, DIS
TklCT OF COLUMBIA.
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NEW JAIL, DISTRICT OF CoLUyBTA,
Office of Suparintand. May Iyyo

n.
the unit, June AZ '9s GSf Of
%ronhf AND s IL H' Ss
the Drawings, descIbed in the Specifications. and
iron q s"sd Beams M .ns s Cast Of
Floors, Iron Work Of Roofs, Gratings to Windows,
uIe may be had on application at this ofiics.
the WORK VIII by shs
ment free of Charge but will be erected by the
ProPosals will be made by the piece, lneal foot,
for in he Schedule The work IN moi b isd
an, among different bidder but will be considered in
Of story snd the e' Beams ac 1.
Floor, must b. delivered and set in position within
the ~of b Of
twelve months from date Of acceptance.
centrum until the final peton Of the contract p'
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, in
the bidder will accept aud perform the Contract i
awarded him, the suficiency of the security to be
Ds G Ss5S Of
the District wherein he resides
d, bids it Be- deemed for the Interest q the or
;6 70 60 so and .1y bid that Z not made on
nents Of this advertisement will not be Considered
Who are not engaged in the
Of Wrought or Cast-iron Work, and who have not
6s aS. fs
ana %1 aasrs''s' 70 ADOLF oLuss. Superintendent.
NAY, ls1s:-we b.ve this day formed a CO.
W partnership under the name and style of GARD.
SRssIsrisSs: and BLACK smiths IN ish stfss
ssSa solicit our friend: and hs public
tended to; An persons indebted to the late firm Of
h. Bro. viii please call and settle their
then Sss & US for payment ". f SHASERhfE
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEsl CARRIAGEsI :
S;,t n1tensi %n. Tops Panel Garriages
AND p Basse s09 Jenny RsTftG iad
S45%S; .;ssdis so 81
New Repository and Factory, 4lO-4I4 18th street,
- o o Z 81
Two car loads CHILIEs, EARLY ROSE, &c.
Oh SAFE 10" III J M H W. IUMspoN CO.,
m6-3t COS 9Th St, opposite Center Market.
YohKbsFas5TREEN RE ttHHHHi;pEsr SAUCE,
70 and 10 cents per bottle ,r,c
mseoaw 1882 street ImP SgRGm ana A.sn.
I me! LIME! LIME!
BEST WOOD BURNT LIME at 81 per barrel,
0e'e' 70 all FMo%h 81 FhAEY, 10th street,
m3-6m near La. avenue, northwest.
SoLUTIoN CITRATE MAGNETISM, g cents;
20 20 cents, and Halls HAIR Remover 70 cents, a.
ali other articles lowest isa
W GRAY'S, Drug Store.
INST. 81 Mass. ave. corner eth street.
JUST ISSUED
Memoirs Of the War With Mexico,
BY JOHN r. KENLY
Published by LIPPINCOTr & co. For sale by
ly. my32awlm
ENGLISH SCARFS.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
ENGLISH ERwEAR.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
DEvL1N q CO.'S.
instr lllSPENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
J. W. sRIeHTWkLL,
l20 Orr SlnRsr.
SHIRTS made 20 order and resdy-naAs. A per.
.Alsc, : choice line Of GENTS FURNISHING
0OODS constantly on hand. a13-ly
DbOH. NEWTONT ENAHEL-1hOse Who are
not satisfied can have their money returned by
addressing j HOWARD WILLIAMS. A fhia oSice
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FTO TAXPAYERS.

III You want to get news read the New York papers
In reference 20 our District affairs, showing the
violations OF law frauds, and reckless exravagance
o. the Board Of Public Works, particularly the New
York 1ttbEns and SEn of Nav 2, 1873 The paper,
referred 20 are almost daily making exposures Of
the Washington Ring, and should be read BY every
tax pay er in the District of Columbia m3 3ts
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UIoUNG MEMS T1 CHRISTIAN AssoOIA-
TRkE READING R00M-Daily, Weekly, Ssex-
lay and RsIgloks pers from all pa Is of the Union
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; 1000 vols. Terms
S3NHT eT kkssanT| R s5 quarter PARL0RS AND
men; Chess, Che9uers, Organ and Piano.
Daily PRAYER MEETINGS at II Is 6 and Q D. M
LITERARY SOCIETY Saturday evening, at ~
O'Clock. SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES
In Lincoln Hall at 81 O'Clock; ct Thester Comique
81 IN O'Clock. mH
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III SsSChENCkS MANDRAkE PILLS.-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use Of mercury do not leave any of its in urious
effects. They act directly upon the liver, and are a
valuable remedy in all Of derangement result
ing from disordered state of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Ty phoid Fevers, &c :, &C all succumb TO
he free use OF Schenek's Mandrake Pills. For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers m2-tr
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~ How nd II b to zee . young wife, mother
Of f.nily who requires IN her p6ysioal strength
70 fuhn her household duties, and all her moral
her, to see her prostrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able TO Say
sblel This state Of weakness end debility 10 moro
Iata 70 he! than severe spell Of Sickness for in thaf
she will linger months aftef months, not thinkinS
vorth While 20 zee phy.cian about H. until nature,
when little preeaution In proper time would have
spesed her lfe TO prevent, 20 Ctrengthen, % cure
IERs Of DR.. L.. g. BERTRAM. They ere Q safs and
infAlllble remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, cos
and all complsints peculiar to women. These Bit
tep, which are sold BY all druggists, are, I'm conse-
medicine ~ Gxcslleoes for ladies. f19.tr
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~ the present day, Scrofula has been the bane,
AID, . e we're, the curse Of mankind. 30 terrible
history that person known 70 Be infected with Il
Eslld not es allowed to mix with society. Happily
use Of sAMARITANb RoOT AND HgRB JUICES. and
the victim Of Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples,
&C., can be restored to sound heath
BOOT AND HERB JUICES, sl2 pr bottle
Sists: DkSM0ND q co.. Propristo1, els Race
ufoeSs kntaoeipnie. mayH-ly
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MAY 1, 1e13.-We have this day formed a CO.
W partnership under the name and style of GARD.
MEX LHDERER, SUCCESSORS 10 Lederer q Bro 4,
Wheelwrights and Black smiths, III 18th street,
between Pennsy lvania avenue and @ street, and
sener.y to eHe cali our Weon ana fne public
ton bnilt and warrantee. Repairing promptly at
Iederer Bro viii please call 70 ans ses er fhs o.
bills, and all persons having claims against the
above firm or the late 7. w Lederer will present
m6 Ct G LEnERTR
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(NARRIAGES! CARRIAGESl CARRIAGES =
Dag rop Pony ah PhrtSns
and No-top Buegies, Jenny Linds, &c,
hand Carriages, both light and heavy Repairing
promptly attended to. ROBT. II. GRAHAM,
New Repository and Factory. 4lO-414 9Th street,
Northwest. MI 3fr
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BUSINESS CHANGER
IffvTI

"A case PIANO, round corners and maa
for cash. Can ~ l103 G street me ? MIN
LNOR sALE-A few % the Me-tsrn State q -,
u Of the most vRlashle fATENT RIGHTS ever
-sued. Every farmer in the West viii hyfv ia l,y
% perSonsl property taken in part payment Cail
SIS llth street sout beast where a can b. in
egeratien. ms-Ns
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! buik thYee-story BRICK HOUSE, with two
story Bask Building; house fronts southeast: has
little front yard and side entrance; Contains nine
rooms, besides bath and closets Cellar under
entire house. with FIRE places, gas and water: can
% converted into basement rooms II desired: Lot
lxl0o. Inquire the premises Of the owner u the
property after p. m, 945 Rhode Island avsnue
between 9Th aud 10th sta ala- I'm
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FOR SALE.

lust ARRIVED ANB FOR Saba Dot Of fine
~ , Dung HO RISES and MAkES, among them -
He several nne young Mares, several fne ~
young and lish Driving Mares, AndN3
several good large workers; 20 be seen the HOW
AID SabIes. y st, between 9th and 9TH z5-St-
LOB SALE.one ine young MULE; good work
i HORSES; double WAGON, nearlys
hem, : SOD CARTS. Also, wagon andS8D
cart HARNESS. Any or all Of the above VA
can be hOus ht at a bargain. Apply ~ 3ly
l2th street, Island, or TO c. j BREwERs Fgcd
Store, 9TH 81. ms a..
EOR SALE-Just arrived, d head Of VERY fue
Il Driving and Draft HORSES; some fast n
trotters, selected expressly for this market, IN
al HUGUkLY BOWENS Stable, New "a
York avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets. mS-2w'
E0R sALE-BAY MARE; years old: Morgan
u sock; warranted sound. Also, PONY
PHETON. Apply to LATIMERS CLEA- I'm
Rl, huctioneers, Pennsy " aria avenue, cor GA
ner Of 11th street, Star Office bRilding. asst
LNOR SALE-50, 900 hrst-class ROSES, Climb
Il ing Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, and Trees, -
farlor Plants, &c. A. JORDAN, Connecticut
avenue. s26-lmr -