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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

FATHER MEvIL will preach on Sun
day at the Catholic chuIoh, at half
paSt ten i'm the-morning.. Vespers at
half-past seven in the evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

New SroCK OF MERCHANDISE
Messrs. Oberfelder & Harrison re-
ceived Yesterday about thirty tons
of fresh go DIS from the railroad, n
are now prepared to supply their y
toners with any quantity OF fainily
groceries, clothing. and case goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
UTAH.

SAT- LAKE CITY. February q.
The Frelinghuysen bill stilFmonop-.
olizes public interest, and among all
classes there is great anxiety as to its
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

FOURTH DAY OFLENT.-Services will
lie held in st. James Church to-day,
at II o'clock A. NJ. and So o'clock +. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

JASPER J. GoFT's ESTATE. All
creditors of the estate of Jasper j.
Golf are required to present their
claims to t ne administrator of said eS-
la,c. Mr.. lieI man Muller, at the hank
of Paxton & Co., within ten months,
or thew will be forever barred: e
advertisement under New To-day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

OURsELF took a sleigh-ride yester-
day afternoon with Sweeney's-four-
horse team and double sleigh: and
can vouch for Sweeney's fine driving,
as well AS for the steadiness and go
of his fast horses. The sleighing out
side of town is excellent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-The bill for
an Act to prevent cruelty to animals
has passed the Assembly. We hope,
i'm all mercy, it will pass the SEN
ate also. There is as much need for
such Il law in this State as in any
o'her. We saw proof enough of this
Yesterday, where Il Chinaman had Il
C Ii triced up to a board fence with Il
10, e, and was cutting the ANIMALS
throat bv several rude hacks with Il
dull ha,chct. The %tortuiing proc IS
was performed in full view of PASS
ers-by, and of children. ON a public
street. We hope the Act provides for
Il voluntary society, similar to those
of New York and San Francisco,
whose members are constituted spec
ial police officers for the arrest of
all persons found abusing animals of
any kind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

liver TO any part of the town all Eastern
papers, such as magazines, pictorlais,
weeklies. etc. they having the exclusive
agency Tor them. oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
DI n ID


CALLAN. On June ~, at s-ss D. m Mr.. ANN
ALLAN below ed wife Of Lawrence CaIian, ased
Funeral Wednesday at 40 D. m Friends and sc
9uaintances ere respectfully Requested 20 attsoS
sithout further notice from her late re-ldsncs No.
loo s'h street northeast. May she rest in peace
The midnight moon is beaming
Upon her silent grave,
Where sieepeth without dreaming
The one We could not save.
The clouds Of grief are heapine
Their shadows NV brow:
U, chide me not for weeping,
For have NJ mother now.
COOPER. In Georgetown, u C June a. R.v
ARTHUR COOPER, 9 native Of Norfolk, Va i'm
the ssth year Of his age.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend nj.
funeral AZ clock on Thurrdsy afternoon, June s.
from the residence q Essu PickrelI, corner of "a
and Market streets, Georgetown. Norfolk IVA
papers please copy.J "a
EMERSON: At his residence, No 1923 10Th street.
AZ AZ 10 p m. June 2, Mr.. GEO. W. EMERSON, in
Relatives and friends % the family are re-pao,fu-
~ invited 20 attend his funeral on "Wednesday, June
4h, nj clock p. M, from his late residence.
PARkER. On WEDNESDAY, June Sd at 70 q nm
kpMARD j and THOMAS n =, twin sons Of n y
and francinla Nj. Parker, aged s months. ana IL
days New York and Philadelphia papers pieass
copy.
PRIOR. On Monday, at To'oioct D. m, MARY
Ii daughter Of ]. n. Prior
Funeral on Wednesday, Of O'Clock m mn NJ z26
9th street northwest.
eW00DARD. On the 81 inst, FRED C. wooD-
AID, IN the Path year of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family raspecffulv
invited TO attend his funeral from 1908 G. stre~t
northwest "Wednesday, at q o'clock D m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03

D-The latest ritualistic innovation in Eng
land was at the funeral OF a Young LADY, where
the vicar licensed the coffin, which had two
lights at the head and two AT the foot"
s%The Macon Telegraph gives this awning
post conversation" well Jim. the wot Ia owes
me a living, anyhow" To which Jim replied,
Meli. George, perhaps u does. but III be id
II you Amt too lazy TO collect it,"
- During bis recent visit to Indianapolis,
General Sheridan, speaking of the late raid into
Mexico, said: "The Rio Grande il such a
crooked river, you know, that Mckenzie proba-
bly, couldn't tell which side of IL he was on"
- Henry Day, the Bristol recluse. whose
death was recently announced, made a will
some eight years ago, giving all his personal
estate 10 the United States, and his real estate
TO the nited States, subject TO life estate to
his sister. The will has been presented TO pro-
bate, and the estate amounts 10 some $50 CO.,
~Mle. Nelly de Malamarre de Treby has
Just taken the veil. This young lady was AZ her
fathers residence during the war, when ID was
occupied by the Prussians, and an officer hay-
ing put his arm round her waist she seized n
knife and plunged b into his breast. A report
was sent TO Prince Frederic Charles who or
oered that no notice should be taken OF the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
EVENING STAR.

pahiNe BANK RoBnERY.-A daring hama
foobery Was perpetrated on Tue-f.v ~ "a
SemS we've, Me. Two men entered the bsnk
ano iorsed the cashier 20 open the safe. snf.
s ~ ,oonue " 70 accompany them % the ont
several OF their companions with horscs. ~Ibick
they mounted and rode away. A son OF the
president OF the hank was standing near the
building when the men overpoweref the csSh-
Ter, and ran, but the robbers bred upon MIN ana
wounded him slightly. Only - So was t.ken
from the safe, the robbers evidently suppo-ing
they got all there was. As the thieves rode
away they bred several shots at the cashier "A
party OF armed men Immediately started In pur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUT URE days,
RY THOS. L. WAGGAMAN
- Real Estate Aucteneer, 5l9 7th street.

II Real Estate Auctieneer, 5l9 7th street.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN AND sfREEfs, NoRfHi DE-
- Under and BY virtue of decree of the Su-
preme Court Of me District Of Columbia, hold
ing an Equity Court for said District passed
the 10th day OF May, 1873, in No 800, wherein
Lewis =. Schneider is complainant and William q.
Gallant and others are defendants, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction front Of the
premises, at 81 o'clock on FRIDAY. the 9Th day of
June. 1873, the following described parcels Of real
wit:
Lot lettered X in Corcoran's recorded subdivision
OF lots in square four hundred and forty (4a6l
improved by lately built three story press brick
front Dwelling, for which the terms OF sale as pre-
scrlbed by said decree, are: One third Of purchase
money to be paid in cash; the residue in four equal
instruments at twelve eighteen and twenty four
or all cash at option Of purchaser.
And Immediately after the above sale the under
signed trustee, by virtue Of the decree, will
sell lots fifteen Isl and sixteen (l6) in Gallants
corded subdivision of part of square four hundred
and seventy nine ln?), improved by two story
to an encumbrance thereon, TO be assumed by the
purchaser, of twenty five hundred dollars, payable
two after February 18th, lS72 with at
ten per cent. per annuD and the terms of sale for
which are: One half cash; residue in six months,
with interest from day Of sale; all cash at option
Of the purchaser.
In each case the promissory notes of the DUR
chaser will be required for the deferred payments
which are to be lien until paid on the property
sold. Sl00 will be required each bid when &C
Elk days the trustee the right to resell at
risk and cost of defaultipg purchaser.
W. Il. EDMONDSTON, Trustee
m22-eo&ds THOS. y. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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SHOT AND hiLLEp.-A telegram in the Rich
mond Dispatch from Hsrrisonburg. dated 2sth
inst saws; "A quarrel took place this morning
on McCabes section OF the Valley railroad, \
miles from this place, between Mr. Shinet, a
white boss, and jackson, a colored hand i'm
Mccabes employ. IL appears that Jackson
hsd norrowed tin cup and promised 20 return
returning the cup when Shiae, ordered him not
10 leave the works. Jackson declared that he
would, ana went on. SblAet then drew hi. MIS-
tol and shot jackson in the head. He died
almost instantly. Shihet escaped hut i being
pursued. ~'"e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
IL IRpN WORK FOR THE NEW JAIL, DIS
ThICT OF COLUMBIA.
INV JAIL, DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
Hffica Of nnarinfendanf MAY ~


WEDCGHT AND CASTIRON WORK
seairG Proposals will be Received at the Office OF
the Superintendent until 2 m, JUNE 1S73, for
furnishing delivering, fitting and putting in place
the Wrought and Cast iron Work exhi bited by
the Draw rigs described in the Specifications. and
iron lg.rns Of Basement, Boiled Beams, &c, of
Floors, Iron Work Of Roofs, Gratings to Windows,
&c, Cell Doors, Iron Staircases, &c.
Copies ~ the Drawings, Specihc atiOns, and SEIZED
ule may b. had on sppl icatiOn at this office.
Ali scsffoiding required By the contractors to put
the work in place will be furnished by the Govern
ent Tree Of charge, but will be erected by the con-
tractors.
weight, for the various items of work, called
for In the Schedule The work will not be subdivided
amOnR different bidders, but will be Considered in
the gate. The Whole Of the Cast iron Columns
Of Basement Story and the Beams, &c, of First
Floor must be delivered and set in position within
three months from date of acceptance of proposal.
and the whole work must be completed within
twelve months from date Of acceptance.
PAYMENTS will be made monthly, dAducting ten per
centum until the final completion IF the contract.
the Of twenty thousand dollars S2O,eO,l that
the bidder will accept and perform the contract IL
awarded hiI', the sUhciency Of the security to be
certified by the United States Judge, the Clerk Of
the United States Court the District ATTORNEY of
the District wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right 20 rel ect
oil bids, u n be deemed for the interest of the Gov
eminent 10 do 90; and any bud that IL not made
the printed form, 10 be OBJ aimed in this office, and
does not conform in every aspect TO the require
ments Of thi- advertisements wifi not be considered:
neither will any proposals received from parties
no are not themselves engaged In the manufacture
OF Wrought Ca-t-irOn Work. and who have not
the necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals VIII be endorsed =" Bids Tor Iron Work"
m7-Zt ADOLF CLUss, Superintendent.
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WM. ". BELKNAP, Secretary of War
Paper MADE LINEN STOCK


3 = ans folio post, weighing % lbs, per ream.
Streams me' ium, weighing 81 lbs, per ream.
ir-sm de7Patch cap, ruled to pattern, weigh
g resn.- legal cap, weighing II lbs, per ream
~ FTan.s foolscap, ruled OF plain, weighing Ia
269 resH's Guarto post, ruled or plain, weighing
E6 resus quartO post, ruled OF plain, weighing
10 lbs., headed a. per pattern, per reAm.
i LIS IN note ptner' ruieo OF piain, weighing
g. reSns note paper, ruled or plain, weighing
H-' healed as per pattern, per ream.
- feams copying paper, Mann's patent, per
dreams blotting parer, red, per ream.
10 shfsis double elephant drawing paper, per
4s Streams blOtting boards, weighing lou lbs, per
Is reams enyelops paper, buff or yellow, royal
Screams M.Dilla wrapping paper, super royal
weighing - lbs, per ream.
80 resns shoe paper, per ream.
- resins brown wrapping paper, "a by 36 inches,
dreams brown trapping paper, by 20 inches,
weighing ~ lbs. Ter ream
c $3.50 enyeSDs. No: u and H. per
loo envelopes, Manila paper, cloth lined. Is by
iItotnyeIOpes. Manila paper. cloth lined, Is by
~ inches per 90
4"cc enH slSpes, Manila paper, not lined, 2by
600 envelopes. Manila paper, not lined, u by
20oenyel9pe-, Manills paper. not lined, lo1l by
sfIe quilIs, No. 81, per Iiao WI s''
81 dozen Fabers, American OF Eagle black lead
l3 dozen Fsber's red and blae pencils, per
IA zen pen holders, assorted per dozen
ndo.sn pen holders, assorted, rubber, psr
Dc dozen ivory folders, 10 inch Congress, per
SsdCzen Rodgers erasers, ivory or cocoa
..,< habdies, per dozen,
1't dozen Rodgers 4 sons or wostenholm's A.
blade penknives, per dozen.
SdoIen Rodgers scissors, "a s and 6-inch, per
9d"zen shears, 9, 10 and II inch, per dozen.
o. dp5en Maynard n NOyes' ink, quarts, per
% dozen Maynard & Noyes' inks, pints, per
sdOzen quarts Garter, copying ink, per dozen.
10 d"zen parts Arnold eopy ing ink, per dozen
lodOzen DOyeI's copying ink, quarts, per
odozen inkstsnds, Diapers, whitney's or
A. pounds sealing wax. scarlet, per pound.
70 pounds India rubber, prepared in pieces, per
. Dozen silk taste or braid, assorted, per dozen
l2g dozen rolls red tape Nos H. IL, Il ana Is, per
DoSRd. IlIen, twin assorted per pound
y pounds hemp Irvine. per pound
ssdolen qqsrt bottles mucilsee, per Dozen enen'
Izsozen blank book, assorted, per dozen.
dozen s:GSi Ph nc dozen ps1 soz.,
iIs gross India rubber bands, assorted, per gross
Is do1sn EN- memorandum books, assorted, per
g eozen boxes nOtsrial seals, per Dozen
IA dozen boxes ey elets. per dozen
dozen eyelet punches, per dozen.
BdoZen quarts ArnOld's writing fluid per
dozen. -.
.4eozsn letter clips, per dozen.
~ pounds sponge, per pound.
10 dozen gold pens and holders, per dozen.
j, Els yards tracing linen, per yard
= dozen sponge cups, per dozen.
III zen paper weights per dozen
2ei boxes MeGills patent paper fasteners, per
box.
134 ruling pens, each.
Is pound waters, per pound
81 dozen LOUNGE bottles pounce per dozen
~ dozen MOOre's blotters. per dozen
sdsHen memorandum blecks, assorted, Der
Witt. mG Je3 ,l0SH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03

THE MAN WHo THovGHr Ht Coutp Nux
Cow.-Ssys the Utica Herald: The man MA
thought anybody could milk a COW. don't thiok
so any more. He bought a COW Yesterday ant
last evening he took new tin pail and a raiSfn
hoN, and started for the stable. He revolvef
out OF the stable through a window in lust three
minutes. AZ the same time the tin pail was
heard wandering among the rafters and the
iaisin box came bounding out Of the door The
hited gifi made reconnaissance IN force, and
reported that the COW was standing on her HORNS
20 to speak. and w-iggling her hind legs for
more worlds 10 conquer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03

NEW ENGLAND CoNTRASTs.-Yesferdav
MONDAY afternoon the mercury here stood ~
degrees above zero. The streets we're dusty the
cherry trees in fun bloom. and the green grass
iuil three inches high. About O'Clock r. m a
man came into the village who had started ON
1907 IN the morning from place where the
snow lay three feet deep on n level and the
ponds were covered with ice same as in Fei,ru-
AIRY. Thus Is having the climates and natural
manifestations of the frigid and torrid zones
unusually close together. The man came from
Odell.-Lanoaster " ~ Repab-inn ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03

ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL IN RALrI xopp
james West, colored, IL now being tried in the
Grim nal co"rt Of Baltimore on the charge OF
murder. ON the lsth of last March he killed n
woman with whom he was living although not
lawfully married 10 her by striking her i've or
sis times on the head with a Ratchet He an
pears TO be coarse. brutal man. and the evil
counsel are making an effort 20 show provora-
ton on the part Of the woman, and thus red ucc
the grade of the crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03

SWALLOW RAGING on LoNG IsLAND-The
smallpox patients in the Old station house AT
willow Tree Station, on the Long Island rail-
ROAD, are 10 be removed 20 the pest-house ana
me building H. TO be destroyed by order of the
authorities. The present warm weather h
having bad effect upon the colored people
who are afflicted with the disease aud numbers
of them are dying.-N. 4. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
R1 GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneerp,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sta.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEAL ESTATE IN SQUARE No. 615, NEAR

Bs9w1AA4hs A, s 5Po ITs aaoSN6HaH 1 [RSS
krsiss asas. 0esss.sai ssr xork 8. e. g H:,.
fssx!, y HI. jill. -, g 1ostca, Io. SoS @
- hnsZ Il nossnx. roeE-9n. Pr.
Ocreosan. osasssh 1hsg, osssrA foaUk1;s. 9eset
RGIORx 9OIno 1LskWaRRE sxaoins the
oaly g Ss had = 4. - AAus, iSii PSnSS. ave !.
1ssr nth. -
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sToRx.

FULL STOCK OF TIE FOLLoWfy0
REMAkkABL Y CHEAP GOODS HAS JUST
BEEN kEcEIVED. ON EIAMINl1TON
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVkS.
S s line ne, Linen nemmed Hspdkerehisfs sfor o.
Extra Fine Damask 40, for 81
cent cent: Re- 81 r hsn Hoe pair. fCr o.
Sglsodid s~Pssder, % cent and q.
So EnsisS and French Hsir sru.ss., Oh.
Hnslish shevl Strap, 90 eeats .ea a.
the bess M.slin, end nell sevsd, q one dollar.
ssgpsriss. g,e: Jsshsd Shirt, :. "a
pair. tsdiss' or 0Siidfens full regular usas
osisr.nS S.ripel ssn regular ersrs long Ho...
se.s .lnss square P,csu.. frame, with s,.. "a
back, sixe exl0, - cents.
Pine Oysi Irs?s. g osnas and o..
s ssS:;, N, s:s:S:s =; "a n::s.: On.
Childrens Rockers anA Chairs, O..
HaDdsone yasdisisFs GA vases, - n
Fine on Chrooos II solid WkkH Rranss, q
Roll Plate Drseesess, ss<ts, Riuss, charus. ca.s-s.
=. cs s,sss. I sssslses, e 81 s.sh
ALL THESE AND A THOUSAND OTHER
Ak1ICLE rs AWAIT YOUR IRsPscz1oN.
=. 01xv2UsD0N0,D
aG1ROPOLl1AN D0LLAa s1oRg.
sls sBvBura eTREB9.
mutt sssr Pss,UivasA sVs.ass
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RT THOs. 4. wAGGAMAN,
" Real E.iate Auctinneer. 81 III stra.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON sra
STREET CONTINUED. Just ARoyF nor n
pAh sIkEET NORTHWEST, At AUCTION.
- by virtue OF a deed oftrust 10 Daniel l. Eaton
= dated July II, ISIS, and duly recorded In Liber
90 % TOTO lss, aud slsopy decree ofthe Supreme
Court 81 the District Of Columbia passed in Eouify
cause No S,21, Docket Il, substituting the Under.
sished Trustee IN place OF Daniel L. Ea,on, de-
ceased Will self At public auction. IN front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, June 10, 1873, at q o clock
2, m, lot IL, IN Jesse h. HAYS subdivision II MI
Pleasant, AS recorded i'm Liber A :, No go folio
ID. c. ''u"'s'
down on acceptance u bid II terms of sale arr nj
complied with within five days after sale, the Trus
tee reserves the right to resell the propery A, IN
fsk and cost 81 the deisuting purchaser. Convey
80 GEoRGE W. srICKNEY, Trustee.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WASHINGTON City, May Is, 1873. I
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the Secretary of
War, VIII be received at this Department until IL
O'Clock ON SATU BBAY, the 81 st day IF June, ISIS
for supply ing the stationery described in the sched
Ule b. low Tor the fiscal year ending June So 1874
The stationery must be Of the best quality
Fan ple- must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond, with approved suretes for the faithful full
hilment II his contract, and the Department will
reserve the right to order the articles may deem
proper, aud 10 increase OF diminish the quantities
below stated.
Articles not named IN the schedule below are to
be furni-he at the option Of the Department, at the
lowest market price
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NJ A X RlEn-

PATTERsoN-PRATT. In Baltimore, MAY setb
isS; by the Rev. Arthur Foster, Of Mt Vernon,
soHN = PATTERSON, Of yinelsBd, N. j., 60
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ny VIM. L. WALL CO, Auetioneers,
- New Marble Building,
NOS wv ana ivy IA. avenue, corner OF 9Th stree
rR fRSpHESs sAh n sSEy

TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPkoyRn
PROPERTY IN SQUARE No. 61S, MAR 81
AL0YsIUS CHURCH.
- By virtue of deed of trust dated October al
a; D. @i, and duly recorded in Liber No. sSs,
fofo 362, dc and by the written direction of the
party secured thereby, will SELL at public auction
IL III font Of 'he pssmses on M0NDAf the issh day
Nos - and ls, in Gilberts recorded subdivision Of
sensre numbered six hundred and seventy ave (S7sc
IN the CITY OF Washington, with ell the improyes
merits thereon, being two nearly finished Dwellins
n ouses, fronting on north street
Terms Of sale. One-haf in cash. of which 49,
must be paid each lot ct sale; the defkrrsd 80
ments TO be made In six and twelve month"; amer Az
OF sAe, vth Interest II ten PEP cent. per anpum and
secured by deed Of trust TO the safisfsfon az The
Trustee. Terms TO be complied with WITHIN stx asvs
Ignf &c resell the property sfter one week notice
al the risk and cot Of defauifiua purchaser All
msa ~ cAHFE FIT frn:sss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
RY pUNCANSON, BOWLING & co, Auct,rs
- Southeast corner sth and streets northwest

RH DgNCANS0N, BOWLING & CO., Auct'rs,
- Southeast corner sth and streets northwest
IMMENSE SALE OF DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION
~ On TUESDAY MORNING, June g. com.
ASvXmepciDg at 10 O'Clock. and continuing at 81
2Nk0o clock EVERY EVENING until the stock
Is closed out, we will sell within our salesroom
large stock Of Dry, Millinery and Fancy Goods re-
moved for convenience of sale. We name in part:
Black and Colored Silks, Merinos,
Black and Colored Alpacas, Poplins,
Black and Colored Water proof Flannels,
Grenadines, Lawns, Suitings,
Cassimeres, Cloths, Cassinets,
Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Linens,
Pekay, White goods Of every description,
Netting, Hosiery, Gloves, Fringes,
Ribbons, Velvets, Trimmings, &C, &C.
This stock is seasonable, and comprises some of
the finest dry goods offered. Buyers will BE-
Furnished with seats. The attention of dealers is
called to his sale as the goods are in good lots
Je2 DUNCANSON, BOWLING CO, Aucts.
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THE TRADES.

pEACTICAL PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND
able terms, by JAMES f BRIEN, No. 6Og Louis
lana avenue, near 9Th street, north side Residence
wy ID street northeast. Specially, TIN LINED
PIPE always on hand. maj tr
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GEORGE W. srICKNEy, Trustee
jeS-eo&ds r. n WsPSrp =.
by DUNCANsON, BOWLING CO., Auct.-
~ Corner 9Th and d streets MORT Invest

Try DUNCANsON, BOWLING co. Auct.
- Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
IMMENSE SALE OF DRY GOODS, MILNE
KY AND FANCY GOODS AT Auction
@H On III ESDAf MORNING. June 81 COM
MIND lneocing a. ~ o'clock, and continuing AZ u.
gllhyllno CLOCK EVENING, we will sell, within our
w EssIssroom, a large stock Of Dry, Millinery
ana Fancy Goods, removed for Convenient
OF sale. We name IN part
Black and Colored silks. Merinos
Black and Colored Alpacas, PopIins
BLACK and Colored Water proof Fannels
Grenadines, Lawns, Suitings
Cassimeres, Cloths, Casinets.
Prints, Giughams, Musiins, Linens
Pekay, W hite Goods Of every description
Netting, Hosiery, Gloves, Friuges
Ribbons, Nelyets, Trimmings, &C, &c
This stock l. seasonahe, and comprises some of the
hnest Dry Goods ever offered Buyers will be fur
nished with seats. The attention Of dealers is called
TO this sale a. the goods are in good lots
Je2 DUNCANS0N, BOWLING & co Aur,s