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Tease No $780,

5a. Case No $50.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Estates for the Western District Of Virginia
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Samuel ]. Smith, bankrupt.
To vhom it may concern:
The undersigned, Harvey Risk,
Of Staunton. Augusta county, Virginia. hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee Of
the estate Of Samuel j. Smith IF Staunton, Au-
gusfa county, in said District, who the 9th
day of Dec A. D. 1873, adjudged a bankrupt on
his own petition by the District Court of said
District.
Dated staunton, Va, March 10, 1874.
mar 1886 HARVEY RISK, Assignee.
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Case No 6U2
THIS Is T0GIVE NOTICE That on the 9th
day of Feb, A. D., 1874, Warrant in Ban krupt
cy was issued against the estate of 7 P.
Pendleton. of Berryville, Clarke county, and
State Of Va who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition :-That the payment of any
debts, and the delivery of any property b long
ing to said Bankrupt. to him. or for his use. and
the transfer OF any property by him, are forbid,
den by law THAT meeting of the creditors of
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one more assignees Of his estate. will be held
at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison
burg, Va, before G. DOUGLAS GRAY. Esq,
Register, on tbs 30th day Of April, A. D., lS74,at
10 O'clock, a. N. A. s. GRAY,
mar Is =2t US Marshal for SAID district
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CATTLE MARKET.-In Baltimore at the last
quotations, best cattle were selling at 6 to cts
That which rates at first quality to cts Hogs
were selling in Cincinnati at and 5 cents.
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The friends OF NJ. A. NJ. SIMPSON will find
him at L Weller's boot, shoe and hat store.
His lady friends he would be particularly glad to
zee and serye. Give him call. mar S
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FuaxrruRE.- of Furniture can save
from 20 to 80 per cent by buying from s. NJ.
Wilkes. Wilkes Pat. Spring Bed makes an ele-
sant bed and cost ony tiife.
Undertaking Melalic, Walnut and Poplar
Collins always on hand and on the most reasona-
Die terms. S. M. WILKES, stannton, Va
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snoEs, HONE MADE, for ladies, in calf SKIN,
pebble goat, glove kid ard morocco, at q L Well
ler's Boot, Shes and Ea. stare, Nain street ms
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.Tezu Advertisements.
(Case No. 605.)
THIS IS To GIVE NOTION. Tbot sor tho or

Case No. 605.)
THIS IS TO GlVENQrLCE: That on the Goth
day Of Feb, A. D., 1874, warrant ip Bank
rupsey was issued against the estate Of Jacob
Kite, of Grove Hill. Page county, and
State Of Virginia, who has been adjudgeda Bank
rupt, on his own petition That the payment Of
any debts, and the delivery Of any property be-
forbidden by w;-That a meeting of the credi-
tors Of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and
choosa one more assignees OF bis estate. will be
weld at court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at the
Office Of he Register in Bankruptcy in Harrison
burg Va, before G DouGLAs GRAY, Esq, Regis
ter, on the a0th day of April, A. D.. 1874,
at 10 o'clock, p. A. s. GRAY,
mar 2G-2t y s Marshal for said district.
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CCuSe No 6O01

THIS rs 70 GIVE NoT1cE; That on the
3rd day of Feb. 4. D, 1874, a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Hamilton
L. G bson, of N T. (Stephensburg Frederick CO.,
State of Va, who has been adjudged Bankrupt,
on his OWL petition THAT the payment Of any
debts, and the delivery of any property belonging
to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
law; That meeting of the Creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more Assignees Of his estate, will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office of
the Register in Bankruptcy in Harrisonburg, Vir
ginia, before Douglas Gray, Esquire. Register.
on the Both day of April, a. d., 1874. at 10
o'clock, a. m. A. S. GRAY,
mar 26-2t Us Marshal for said district
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PoNDs EXTRA cT.-Fhere is swelling it will
not abaie; pain it will! not cure. This Is the
testimony Of those who have used it many years
Try it,
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A Chance for Every Mnm
n to a1aEe a Home
will sell at public auction, on the first Satur-
day in April, $50 acres of land one mile from
Staqnipn, a portion Of which is situated on Bet
sy Bell" tits laid off in lots fro.n
ONE TO EIGHT ACRES
and plat of the ground p1ay be seen at the coun-
ty Clerks Office. The sale will be made on FIVE
years time, che payments to be made annually.
Apply to B. T. BAGBY,
march 5-5t StauntOn. Va.
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who, W, want ane Sbad. 20 to Walter s.
Stutz.
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lease No. SIT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE UNITED
l States, for the Western District of Virginia.
In Banruptcy.
In the matter of Thomas W. Ruckman, bank
rHpt.
To Whom 1t Nay Concern:
The undersigned, VIM NJ. Dorraugh, of H2r-
rsonburg, Rockingham county, Virginia. hereby
gives notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of the
estate of Thos. W. Ruckman, of Augusta county,
in said District, who was, on the 18th day of
Dec, A. D., 1879, adjudged Bankrupt on his
petition by the DistrictC ourt Of said District.
Dated, March 9th, 1874.
VIM. NJ. DoRRAUGH,
mar l9-St Assignee
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desirable Property for Sale.-The
~ undersigned offers tor sale privately. his
valuable property located two miles from North
Garden Depot. Albemarle county. This proper
ty consists Of good
TANNERY,
with good paying custom comfortable dwell
ling, with all necessary out buildings. There
are about l8 acre. Of excellent land attached,
occupied by an apple orchard OF 200 bearing
trees, and young peach orcharl. The fruits
are all select and of best varieties.
Terms reasonable and for particulars, address
J. h. HAKMAN.
North Garden Depot.
mar 10 Alhemarle Co. Va.
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A Good Chance for :, Pay ing In-
N vestment.-The owu>r OF one Of the
BEST MERCHANT MILLS
in the Valley of Virginia, located in thickly
settled aud wealthy neigh borhood desires to sell
q part of it. or lease it to a responsible party
lis object is to re ieve himself of the entire la
Dor OF the establishment. There were ground at
this mill last year, between
5000 and 5000 Barrels of Flour.
It's brand stands No l. in all the principal
cities. If parties desiring TO make arrangenenta
about the Mill, would pretar pgrchasing the
whole Of it, they can be accommodated. The
owner will sell eithar part Of it, the whole of
it, OF will rent t. None other than an entirely
responsible person need apply. Information can
be obtained of this property by application to the
editor OF the Valley Virginia., at Staunton.
feb l2-tf
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City Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for S;s le.
otfer for sale the desirable Property In
which now reside, located on Main street. The
Dwelling is Brick in good condition, contains 10
rooms with all necessary ou'bui'dings in good
repair. Lot fronts SO feet and runs back $50
feet. s@H
will, also sell the Garden lot in rear of the
above property
TerWs reasonable, and can be known by appli
eatieu to tme at my office
Dr. W. CHAPMAN,
mar 10 Stanton, Va.
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desire to Fetprn thanks to my former friends
and cus'ome for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO me-, and respec' fully notify all
persons indebted to come Toward and settle as
my old business must be closed up solicit q
can'ipuanas Of trade "a the new firm.
nar l4-3t RI a GLENN
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Case No 6U8.)

Gsto q Nellers Boot. shoe and Hat store
for lutte siUle SPRING HATS, mar S
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BOYS-buy your boots and shoes of G
Weller-hs keeps good article at lo's prices.
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Land Sales, &c,
A ssignee's Sale Of Farms
II i'm WARREN 1inat safv ".

A ssignee's Sale Of Farms
"A In Warren County, Va.
In compliance with au order of the o s. Dis
trct Court, for the Western District Of Virginia
entered at Har-isonburg, on the 18th Of March.
1874, in the matter of James II. MysTs, Bank
rupt, shall on the
18th Day of APRIL, 1874,
In front of the Court House Of Warren county.
sell at pustic Auction to the highest bidder, the
following Farms and Personal Estate surrender
ed by said Bankrupt.
One FARM of 32a Acres, more'or less
situate in SAID county Of Warren, within 4 miles
of the town OF Front Royal, and of the 0. A. &
M. Railroad. and OF the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road. Said farm has upon it good dwelling
house and all necessary optbulldings, large
portion of it is cleared AID in good state of
cultivation; the residue is heavily timbered
with fine varieties of timber. Said farm lies
upon the Turnpike leading from Front Royal to
Culpepsr. adjoining the lands of s 8. Gardn n,
and is pow the residence of said bankrupt, in a
neighbarAood well supplied with churches and
schools, and proverbia for health.
The other Farm consists Of 43 ceres and %
poles, and adjoins said 1928 acre Farm.
Both Of said farms will be sold free from all
liens thereon
Persons desiring to purchase are requested to
examine said farms before day of sale.
At the same time and place shall sell at pub
lie Auction. for cash, lot Of Notes. Bonds and
Accounts surrendered by said bankrupt
Terms of Sale Of Farms.-One fourth of the
purchase money cash in. hand the residue in
three equal payments Of six. twelve and eighteen
mouths, with interest from day Of sale. the pur
chaser to give bonds with good personal security
for deferred payments. and the title to be retain
ed until all the purchase money is paid
'oa J. G NEWMAN,
mar 19-3t Assignee of James Fl. Myers |
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Farmers will find AT e Weller's Boot, Shoe
and Hat store, a large stock of heavy Boots and
Shoes. GQod goods apd prices low. Give him =
call and buy. mar 5
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LOCAL.
p EMOVAL.

have removed to their New t.D8ceS Oh
FREDERICK STREET,
on the first square North of their former loca'l0n
march 26-1t
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Cease No. 565)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Virginia.
IN Bankruptcy,
l.p the matter of Simeon B. Jennings, bankrupt
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned, VIM NJ. Dorraueh, Of Harri-
s?nbqrg, Rockingham county, Virginia. hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as Assignee Of
the Estate Of Simeon Jennings. Of Rocking
ham county, in said District. who was on the
18th day Of Dec, A. D., 1873. adjudged bank
rapl On M ms own petition by ting pisr1iet Coprt
Dated, March 9th, 1874.
VIM. NJ. QoaRAUGH.
n-1t 80. Assignee. :.
H'or Sale Lpw-one Copper Worm and
y Still. Capaci'y, Is barrels per day. VT
L. POWERS 4 SON,
mar ~ Of l540 Main St. Richmond. Va
WoKTHlNGTOI and KANAWHA SALT, for
ss's ~ G G. WHEATRWi
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Valuable Real Estate in Harrt.
SOHhurg for Sale.

will sell on very reasonable terms Two Hou-
SEES and Lots in Harrisonburg. and Eight Acres
of ground Immediately adjoining the corpo' ate
limits. Both houses are situated on Main street.
One contains eight rooms, cellar, water in the
yard, and good garden. Tae other, 9 rooms.
and good garden.
Persons wishing topurchase can get all neces-
sary information by applying to the undersigned
at Staunton, Va. NJ foST.
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staunton Market, March 20.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Corrected every week by P. B. HoGE & Bao.
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Dublic Sale of Personal Estsste.
L BY virtue of the provisions of q Trust
Deed, executed by the late Edward 7. Saunders,
which deed bears date on the 30h of November,
1866 and is recorded in the Office Of the Record
er in, and for Pendleton county. in the State of
West Virginia, I shall on the premises, on the
LIST day of APRIL next,
in said earpty Of Pendleton. near Doe Hill, pro-
coed te sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, on credit of 9 months, head Of Horses,
8 mich Cows, 3 three year old cattle, 2 two year
old, yearlings, 2 Wagons complete, and road
Wagon, the other farm wagon. gear or har-
ness for six horses, end truck Wagon, l Rifle
gun, Shot gun, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture owned and in the possession Of the
said E. I. Saunders at the date of the said Trust
Deed, embracing five feather beds, hedsteads
and furniture for SAID beds. one cooking stove
and fixtures, chairs, one mantle clock, &c,
GEORGE HiNER,
mar 12-4t substituted Trustee.
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NOTECE.--T Partnership heretofore OK
~ listing between Luther II. . : and Frsnk
Stabler under the style Of OFT & Stah!"r. has
this day been dissolved ty mutual ooussn..
Parties knowing tn mselyes Indebted, viii
Eleaas call at ths Lay ofies q Ea|nser Y Craig.
and settle /. Ii OFT,
mar II F STABLEK
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" ALUA BILE FARM ON LINVILLE'S CREEK
Y ROCKINGHAM CO.. VA, FOR SALE,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1874
The farm of Mrs. Mary Lincoln. deceased, is
offered for sale by the heirs. The farm consists
of 200 Acres
of first class Linuilrs Creek Land,
than which there is no better in the State, all
cleared, under good fencing. well set in grass.
The improvements are large BRICK HOUSE,
S0x40, new Ba n and Granary, and other good
out buildings. LinyllPs creek passes through
the centre Of the farm. and good water in every
field. The Orchard has as good fruit as can be
produced.
TIME E R.
At the same time 90 Acres of Timber land,
convenient to the place, will be sold.
After Land sale, the Personal Property, con-
sisting of Horses Hogs, Wagons, &C., will be
sold.
Terms easy and made known on day Of SALE
For information, address
DR.. VIM. CHAPMAN. Staunton, Va.
] p. BROOK,
]. D. PENNYBACKER,
mar 10 Linvlle Va.
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4 Gardener Wa tea.-A good Gard
n enehr, who understands the cultivation OF
small Fruits and Vegetables. and can come well
recommended, can hnd employment by appi'ca-
9n t. the Res"a,'sF s at la nrsfrr n august"
mar *t9-3t J A PEARSON.
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nAua A. Mix.-TIas on hand beautiful
| assortneht of Gold and Silver Watches. OF
best guilty, Watch chains. Finger riggs, Breast
Pins CHARMS Sc. Also an elegant line # fn
ted Ware, Which he is offering ~ very reaeanahle
prices Cali at his Jewelry store, Armentrout's
building, corner Of Main and Augusta strsets.
march 10
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k@E- THE BEST BARGAINS YET
$50 PIECES NEW YORK SUITIN0
ct 1899 per yard,
never sold before at less than ESQ. These goods
are II inches wide, both sides alike. and will
make excellent dresses for spripg Year. Wesra
mating daily additions to our stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
to which we call particular attention.
LEVY BRorHERs.
New lot Of Parasols.
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d EMF a Y A Ell may be found at
Ia The corner of Frederick and augusta s.r'ets.
near the Post Office, where will be glad to see
nv friends and customers.
nay Fine WATCHES and JnwELRY repaired IN
the best manner and at sghor: notice
All Work Warranted.
nnY 1917 @ q. IEakLE. -
d.
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Dasture Land for Rent have rs
i acres of Pasture Land within city lirpits,
on Capitol Hill for Rent also acres pear Mrs.
Gays, and acres near Jos. ?. Ast's. 70 good
tenants, will rent at "a low price.
/ have also New Spring Ragan, ana
Hsrness and fl rst class Top BUGGY and Har-
uess for sale low ROBERT u BiCkLh.
mar 1886
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PROPOSALS.
DEOPosALs FOB STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,


p-,uoz., WASHING TON, ID. O., April IA, 1874
onery as may be required for this De psrtment and
the bureaus and offices thereof, during the fsc al
year ending June 3d. lS75, will be recei, ed until
ocleck M, WEDNESDAY,, May l3, 1874
Each proposal must be sign sd by the al or
nrm making 1t, and be acc OmpaDied by a satisfsc-
t-ry euara ntee that the bidder will execute a con-
tract with god aud sufficient bonds If his bid il
opted Tor any or all articles No bid will be con-
sldereu without such guaran
al articles are sti puated to be of the very best
quality. Samples will be required in all cases
Zach pie 10 be marked with the Of the bid
DER ana the price. One price oulY will DO coasid.
ered II connection with any one item on the sched
nie: BIOS maIe out in any other way will be
Bond, with approved security, will be required OF
the party to " HON the contract any part of IL
may be awarded.
. failure to furnish any article within a reason
able time after being ordered, the right is reserved
Of purchasing in open market, Of declaring the
contract forfeited; and If greater price than the
contract price Is paid for such articles the differ
ence will be charged to the contractor. Bids will
containing blank forms for biddiog, together with
items aud estimated quantities of articles needed
and full Information, in accordance with this ad .
Vertisement, will be furnished on apple alton.
Contracts will only bs awarded to established
manufacturers OF or dealers in the articles.
The eecretary reserves the right 20 reject any or
oil bids that may be offered.
Proposal must be addressed TO the Secretary of
ery.n @. DEEAEO, recrethry
srI5,l7 II "a f8amayl,bSIa
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EVENING STAR.
CONFERENCE.-THE.
Cssclusfea Yesterday. Proce.a,~r

SENATE.-After our report cloeed-
The Louisiana election pill Was discussed IN
Messrs- West, Stevenson, Carpenter, Morton,
Gordon, Davis, Howe, Hamilton and cOnk-
Mr.. Upton then obtained the nOor. bu, gave
way 70 motion 60 60 into Executive session,
after which the Senate adjourned.
hoUSf-After our report closed
The legislative appropriation bin being under
cons dersslon. When the paragraph apprOprt-
s--.s sov,VVQ for The salary OF the President YES
M MI. Dawes moved q pro SO--a .menan,n, a,
salary bul xss g NE remarks made when the
.s.e,;,,S -. w. under discussion, and 20 whics
esIV9n nsd been called by Mr. O. y. He.r 4.
pIss sS ne hAa SPOKEN Of the perSuisses OF ne
but IL did not express his meaninS - ,sssrsss
70 appropriations pertaining 20 the once and
the Executive mansion, such As ushtiDs -
neenen, sstchmen, hot house, grounds, Sc,
which be had put together and found Announces
10 50 ,6I2 annually, besides some items ~hich
came In incidentally, or might or might not be
tsguiTed or vary, As, for Instance, repairs Of
the salary cover al the appropriations FOR the
President.
A long discussion ensued, and q vote VA.
then taken on reducing the Presidents salary
the Affirmative.
MIR. 4. X. Hoar offered an smeud ment 70 In
crosse the salaries of assistant secretaries OF
state 20 5000. THIS, he said, would nut the
salaries NJ the sum they were under the salary
bin Of last session, and this sum was not toe
much for gentlemen who had such responsible
duties 10 perform.
Mr.. Kellogg moved 90 make the salarie
$500. This would then be In accord with n
committee on Civil Service, which proposed
make the salaries OF all assistant secretaries ct
hat figure. The bill for that purpose had been
offered by Mr.. Dawes
Mr. SeDer moved 90 increase the salary of the
chief clerk OF the State department from A. 500
10 5000 He said the chief clerk of the Treas
uTy department WAS made g. coo, and the chief
clerk OF the State depart ment had always been
recognized 80 one OF the most Important Offices
of the government.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Purman moved an amendment 20 the
paragraph in relation TO the publication OF the
laws, providing that after March ., 1875. the
publication of the laws m newspapers shall
cease. He advocated the retention Of the Law
as subsidy 20 the republican newspapers OF
the country. He cited the city Of savannah,
where republican paper was needed more has
any other place in the country, and where there
were not republican readers enough % support
such paper.
After discussion, on motion Of Mr. Morey the
committee then rose.
Mr.. Butler, (Mass.,) from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported a bill for the distribution OF
the Geneva award. Ordered printed aud recon-
mitted. Adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
pY THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ o4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th IT

DIT THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer,
ID o4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th ct.
A SPLENDID goLLEGfIoN OF FURNITURE
Elegant Parlor Suites upholstered ia hep and Ore.
ton; Rosewood ease Pianoforte; Easy aud Re
ception Chairs and Lounges; Splendid silesian,
Turkey AID Brussels CstPsss and Russ; Rose
Rook Tables and Sands; Round Sofs with Vase
In center; Lace and Dsmask Curtains; Damask
and hep Lambrequiss; very handsome Nude
Stands: one very elegant Berlin Mantel CLOCK;
superb Venetian Mirrors and Brackeg. hand
Albums and Cabinets inlsid in Marble aud
Weed; one beautiful French Fire Screen; beau
tifuly carved German Library Suite; carved
ws,nnt Gard fsSles Easy Lt,eIfry Cssirs;
very handsome italian Walnut Bookcases, Ia
bles and Cabinets; Walnut Wine Gases; italian
Oak Dining Room Suite, polished and carved;
Walnut Extension Dining Table; one finely
nSs Sa ssf1ce ssTs
eert Service, open Basket Work; German TIE.
Service; Vienrs Out Glassware and Ice Dishes;
very hpe etst0sry with carves pedestals and
Ornaments; Oak Msrble.top and Paimca Cham
stesds and Cribs; German Oak Presses; sups-
rior Library and Office Furniture; dne C1pper
Cooking Utensils and Kitchen requisites; Fur.
On n's M6 May IS MSSRsN1Na, APRIL s,,b ,r.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Hon.
j. p. Harris GsstrelI, British Legation, Road
street, Georgetown Heights, being the House for
merly occupied by President Grant shall sell the
The attention Of ladies and gentlemen is specially
called TO this sale The articles will be perempto-
rily sold. No postpnnement On account Of the
B-The house will be open for inspection on
spi6-d THOs. BOWLING, Auot.