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DIED.

DAILY December 4, ISIS, Mrs. MARY, the be-
loved wife OF Eugene DAILY, 10 the 33i year N her
sge She leaves loving husband and three chill
oren 10 mourn her loss.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
qence' corner OF lst and A. streets northeast, on
thursday morning, st o'clock; thence 20 81 Alloy
slus church, where h,gh mass will be offered for The
rep0se OF her soul Relatives and friends are cor
daily invited 10 attend. as
Ray. Decenber 9Th, LIS, at 3l5am, MARy.
the infant daughter Of james z. and Gertie r. Ray,
aged 3weeks and days.
sfEPHhNSOh. On Wednesday morning, VIII
and "a Gays.
Funeral TO morrow afternoon at ? O'Clock, from
southwest.
WEST. Suddenly, on the tn instant HARRY
S SfhwAkIi infant son y Lizzie L. aud George N.
Friends OF the family invited 90 attend the fu-
neral from the residence Of his parents, as East
Capitol street, on Thur sday. OF . m.
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COURT SALE.

III
By virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Co lumbia, passed on the 29;h day Of
March, 1875, In the of William g. Huntington,
trustee, Vs.. Robert J. Walker and Others, being
equity cause number 692 and by virtue of the sew
eral DEGREES made in said and referred to in
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF December, 1875, at clock in the after the
whole OF lots No. three, 49, four, a. five, 80 and
siN,t6,) in square number six hundred and eighty
Columbia. Each lot will be sold separately Lot
fronts lis feet North Capitol street and 100 feet
oil L street north, contains IL 800 square feet of
ground, and Is improved by the three story and
tage," containing nineteen rooms, besides bath
room and conservatory. The house ia near the
Capitol and commands a fine view Of Washington
ard the Potomac.
Lot has a front Of 67K fee. on North Capitol
street, between y and ID streets north, contains
,2l5 square feet, and is improved only by an old
frame stable OF little value.
Lot adJoins Lot on the north, and is of the
same dimensions. Ii is uDimproyed.
Lot has a front Of lie feet on North Capitol
street and leo feet on North street. 1t contains
ll.sO0 square feet and Is improved by large two
story frame building, which is now used a store
because OF its being very near the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad cepot.
Terms Of sale as each lot: One fourth cash, the
remainder i'm three equal instaments in g. IL and Is
bear interest from day Of SALE and to be secured
the notes OF the purchaser and q lien on the prop
erty sold. As each lot is sold deposit Of 500 Tin
cash and By check will be required of the pur-
to either lot in five days after the hnal
OF the sale by the court the trustee reserves the
to resell that lot at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser. All conyeyancing at pur.
A. q. wOBTHINGTOH, Trustee,
Dov29 NV f&ds 637 street northwest
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PROPOSALS.
DkOPOSALs FOR Is EEF FOR INDIANS
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRsJ
CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT,
La

CENTRAL sUPERISTENDEST, |
Lawrence, KAN, Nov. Is, l75.t
SEALED Proposals viii be received AZ this once,
in duplicate, until , O'Clock, the 2OTH DAY OF
named quantity OF Beef, for issue @ iIdans n me
Indian Territory, 10 wit:
For the Cheyenne and Arspahoe Agency-2 SEQ 600
pounds gross weight, Beef cattle on the hoof
For the Wichita Agency, 200 900 pounds gross
For the kiows and Comsnche Agency 300 900
pounds, gross weight, Beef cattle on the hOOf:
OF the points named, ON the frst day Of February
ler date If required and thsressr deliyeries shall
De made at such times and iB such quantities tbe
times Of delivery and amounts be Delivered 70 be
determlnsd AID seasonable notice given BY the re-
Good merchantable Beef Cattle will be required.
the Besf cspte tf P he paad gros a gh,sa
Pas ments viii be made on proper receipts after
proved.
Each proposal N ust have COPY Of this advertise
In executing any contract, the right viii be re-
sboye 70 s OF @ ne
cent and the right IL also reserved 20 reject any
the beet interests Of the government.
No oid win be received from any person who has
No contract or part thereof, will be permitted 20
pe sue let OF assigned % any other party without
Eyery bid must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft, payable 20 the order of the Commits
sioper OF Indian Affairs, on some Unites States
poeitor rs guarantee OF good faith, which check
or draft shall be az least Eve per centum of the sg
greeafe amount OF the bid. supplies proposed 10
be furnished,l and in case any bidder, on being
awarded contract, shall fail % execute the same,
with good and sufficient sureties according 90 tbs
terms which bis bId was made and accepted, such
bidder shall forfeit the amouRt eDoeted 20 the
United states, and the same shall forthwith be Psld
into the Treasury; but such contract shall be duly
executed Aforesaid, such draft check 90 depos
lied shall be returned 20 the bidder.
Al the execution OF the contract bond will be
Quired 70 its full amount for the faithful perform
ance thereof with two or more sureties whose sum
cheney must be certified 60 by United States JUDGE
or district attorney.
Proposals should be enclosed in an envelope Cd
dressed 20 the undersigped, and endorsed q Propos-
Bieders are invited to be present Il the opening Of
the proposals.. ESOCH HOAo
m sgpsrinssndeni fsdisn Affairs.
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RALIIhOBE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
y DkI0T CORNER bTH AND STREETS NV.
AFTER Monday, November I'd, 1875, trains will run
IRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
500 an, Limited Ex press. daily for the West;
1:10 an, Accommodate ion Tor Pops's Creek.
5:SO em.I Express for Philadelphia and New
Gas IN, Limited KIpress for New York. daily
except SUNDAY Parior Car Train.
100 an, asst Line West and North, daily except
1870 pm, Express for PhilsdeI phia and New
York, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily
$40 Pm, Accommodation, daily exce5t Sunday.
40 pm, for Philsdelphis, daily.
TAO m, Cincinnati EzPress, daily for the W est;
$40 s sH9epS sst yolt H for the North
TRIMS AKkTVE Ar WISHING RON.
eiS an New York Express, daily.
~ . NJ Aecoumodation, daily except Sunday.
11:sO am, Accom- Odstion, daily except Sunday
LIS N Baltimore and Philadelphia Express,
&:o3 Pm, Limited Ex7res from New York, daily
except sunday.
s:23 m, Day EXpress, daily except Sunday.
500 Pm, daily from Baltimore and the West.
1l:23 pm, Richmond EXpress, daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 7:l0 e. and s 40
m. daily except sunday, connect 81 Bowie with
Trains leaving Washington ~ 600 8. n. and 40
Trains arriving at Washington At ll:40 o. m, and
SD 2. m, connect a. Bowie with trains from Pope's
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner Of L3tn street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner 9th street and Pennsylva
checked If bOtels and residences 20 all points North
and West. Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, OoIum-
bus, indianapolis; Louisville, 81: Louis, New Or:
points East West Ngrth aud South.
GEO. q. VILLAINS, suReIiatendent,
DIN BOYD IT. 0enJ Pass,r Gent nsH5s =,
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COLoRED BoRGIA.-A few weeks ago
two negresses at Gallatin, Tenn, quarreled.
A fight with bowie knives or pistols was
suggested, but they shrank from its contem-
plation. Last week they met 10 swear eter-
nal friendship. The hostess, handing glass
of wine TO her guest with a smile, proposed a
drink to seal the reconciliation. They tossed
off the bumper. Five minutes later the
guest grew sick and benumbed, lost con-
seriousness, and sank in death. she had been
pOiSOned.
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A YOUNG WOMAN SHOT DEAD.-Last
week at Mount Savage Furnace, Kentucky,
James NJ. Savage shot Miss SalIie Prlppet,
the ball taking effect In her shoulder, and
passing through her chest, killing her in
stantly. Miss Prippet was living with Saw
ages father as a servant at the time Of her
death, and was engaged in a quarrel with
dow and did the fatal shooting Savage is
now at large, but will probably soon be ar
rested
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hUNChNS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
II Corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

PEREMPTORY SALEOF RARE OLD BOOKS,
Many OF WHICH CANNOT BE DUPLICA-
TED IN THIS COUNTRY, DATING FROM A
d 1875 TO 1873, EMBRACING WORKS ON
THEOLOGY, CLASSICS, HISTORY, BIOGRA-
PLY, SCIENCE, LITERATURE.
ms, To be sold within our au, ton rooms, corner
H&%I/9th Ar d streets northwest, on THU RSDAY
49, and FRIDAY EVENINGS, December 9th
anG 1Oth. commencing at o'cl. ok each evening.
PARTICULAR attention called 10 this sale of rare
ard valuable books. Every book 10 be positively
sold. An orders left siIh the auctioneers will be
ATTENDED TO.
does So DUNCsNSON RIOS Auc.s
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MARRIEn.

LAWLEE-FOWLER. b. the Rev DR. VIII
lI'lns, JOHN ID LAWYER Of Chicago, Ia, 10 Miss
FANNIE Fowl r, OF GeOrgetOsn, ID. 9, AZ the re-
fldence OF the brides mother, 7th and Frederick
streets, Georgetown. NJ cards
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a MAN with long hair and a general poetic
appearance was seen on the docks this morn
ing, and the impression gained ground that
ne came 10 listen TO the sad sea waves but N
was subsequently, discovered that ne was
looking for ham which had got mislaid i'm
the freight Office HTifycDOyI SfnnfTrL
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A GIRLS TERRIBLE DEATH.-Whfle at
work on the third floor OF Is9 Graham ave.
nue., Brooklyn, last evening, Augusta Men
aber, aged /" years, received the burning
contents OF an exploded kerosene lamp in
her lap. She ran al of a blaze toward tho
door, followed by her mother, who was
severely burned in her efforts % save her
daughter. The girl ran up stairs as Tar as
me could, and then fell exhausted. Then a
nelghbor threw a feather bed on her and ex-
tngulshed the flames. Surgeon LOwenstein
and Hesse, who were called i'm. said that
nothing could be done 70 relieve her. Her
heSh peeled on IN strips, and last night she
was dying.-N T. Sun, ,gh
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A DIVORCE WITH TERRIBLE ORIGIN
A New York letter To the Baltimore News
says: There is In this city, however. one
most amusing low comedian who has a rea-
son for never smiling. In his youth he was
the father OF a little girl OF a refractory OBJ
stinate disposition. One day, 10 punish her
Tor something, he locked her i'm the bedroom.
and with his wife went down stairs 20 din
ner Soon the child began TO scream in a
Terrible manner. which the parents consid-
ered was only temper. but a. the Sh-ieks
continued the wife became alarmed and de
sired 10 go 10 her. He. however. forbade her
doing so, as he said the child must De taught
obedience, and that she should not gain her
end 10y screaming. They went on with their
dinner, the fearful shrieks continuing for
awhile and then ceaSing. As they were
about leaving the table, smoke began TO pass
through the house. There was fire some
where. Rushing 10 release the poor little
girl they found her dead. Her Clothes had
evidently caught fire from the CRATE. and
While the parents were eating, the child was
dying. The comedians wife took a horror
and hatred OF her husband AFTER this. as she
believed that IL he had allowed her To 90 TO
the poor infant she might have saved her
life. They were divorced; no wOnd er that
man never smiles of the stage.
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a FRIEND Is person with whom may be
sincere. 1 am arrived at last iu the presence
OF man so real and equal that I may drop
even those undermost garments OF dissimila-
llon, courtesy and second thought, which
men never put of, ana may deal with him
Win Inc simplicity and wholencss with
which one chemical atom meets another
E5J5f7.g0gl
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A LEU. W S1lthNEG.
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Boom 10, lie DroiI Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO. STORY FRAME
HtlsE ON 10TH STREET, BETWEEN Wand
w STREETS NORTHW EST.
p BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated September
Nh 4th, A. ID; ISL duly recorded in Liber No 657
folio rs one Of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, shall sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY, December 9th. 1875 at
@ clock p ~, the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington, D. o., to wit All
that piece or parcel of ground being part of Lot "a
In j g. Adams subdivision in square 33l, beginning
for the same at point 10th street northwest at
the northeast corner OF said lot thence south on the
line OF said 10th street - feet inches, thence west
"a feet 10Y inches, thence north Is feet inches,
thence east To beginning, together with the i'm
prOVements. &c.
Terms $500, with interest at ten per cent from
September 4h, 1874, to day of sale and pense of
safe, III cash, and the balance in and Il months,
with Interest, secured by deed of trust. lOU down
on day Of sale. All convey sucing at purchaser
cost II terms OF sale are not complied with in ten
days after SALE the property will be resold at the
risk and cost of the defaulttng purchaser after I've
days advertisement
b. ii. WARNER, Trustee
noVZ3-eo&ds GEO. W. STICkNEY, Auct.
rs-TIIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, December 9th, 1875 same hour and
place. ID. ii. WARMER, Trustee
decd GEO. W. sTIJKNEY, kuctioneer
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~ SrS ss;'rs g d,iRG.s q =
city, 81 ceiling on sddreszins HEhz66, Ell D
strese. betyesn eth and nth northvsa. Pro9Yta
aTG f., I'm az. ss ne en- os ~
-. - .sn y 80: 49, Z. III s
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A PRESBYTERIAN merchant, acting upon
The personal solicitation of President Nc
Gosh, has given five billiard tables to Prince
ton College, to be placed In the gymnasium.
President McCosh believes the students will
now have less Inducements TO visit the bill
lard saloons where intoxicating liquors are
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ALONG the rink careering fast
How women hoax their lords and masters.
smith thought an angel glided past,
And IL was Mrs. Smith on castors - Punch
RrCapoul denies I'm the Paris that he is
going TO marry Hebron.
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nONNMAN & GREEN,
H. huCtiUueers aud Real Estate Brokers',
No. Az 9Th street northwest.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AUCTION. VIZ: WARE
HOUSE AND WHARF At FOOT OF PoTU-
MAC STREET, GEOEGETOWN.
EE by virtue Of - deed of trust, dated July 2fth,
~. 1885, and recorded IL Liber 72S folio $50, of the
land records OF District of Columbia, and by direc
tlon of the holder CT the note secur ed thereby,
VIII s. az public auction IN front of the PREMISE,
on TIT ESDAY, December I 9th, ISIS, at O'Clock
D. H., all that piece or parcel Cf ground and wharf
property, lying IN Georgetown, District OF Ceum
pia, which was conveyed By William Lund, IT., to
john Davidson by deed dated July Is, A. ID. 1853,
AID recorded among the land records for said Dis
trio; IN Llber J A. s., No. 60, folio 300, and con-
tanned within the following boundaries, viz: the
north by ater street; the wet by the corpora
non nah whart; on the south by the channel OF the
Potomac river aud on the east by the property con-
veyed to James L. Essex BY Ohio n. Linthicum aud
others by deed dated December 10th, 1885, Orded
in Liber j. A s. No. 20. feiO CO. and being also the
sane property conveyed TO Joseph l.. Savage By
Charles Il Laub and wife By deed dated November
2eth, 1869.
Terms of sale, as required By said deed: 81 OoO
with ten per cent interest from July Gath, 1875, to-
gether with the expenses OF this sale, in CASH bal
snce in six and twelve months, secured by notes
and deed OF trust on the property 500 down when
the property Is struck of, which will be forfeited
unless the terms are complied with in five days from
cost. Convey anciDg at purchasers cost.
Pa: B BGVRRSSTfE Trustees.
dCc6 dts BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts.
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FORTY-fOURTH CONGRESS,
Closing Proceedings YeSferdo.

SENATE.-At the conclusion OF the read
Ing OF the Presidents message IL was ordered
TO lie on the table, and a motion % print the
usual number OF copies was also laid on the
table, 10 be referred 10 the Committee on
PRINTING when organized. Adjourned.
HOCSE.--Aftero our report closed
The reading OF the Presidents message
hours.
On motion OF Mr.. Randall, PA the mes
sage aid accompanying documents were or
OF the Whole House.
Mr. Cox IN. " presented the memorial OF
Mr. William Henry Prescott. of The Sd Com
gresslonal district OF South Carolina, I'm re-
lation 10 the mode OF districtins thar state
Referred 10 the Committee on Elections
On motion OF Mr.. Holman, (Ind.) n was or
dered that when the House adjourn IL be 20
meet on Friday next.
The House then, at 40 O'Clock, adjourned.
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I'HoMAs DowLiN0s
at the old stand of Lstimer & Cleary
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and lltb street
GREAT PAwNBRoKER'S SALE,
COMPRISING
STOCK OF OVER SI5O,OOO In VALUE
S Mr. J. ID. Csstleburg, Licensed Pawnbroker
EE,from No. High street, Baltimore, Maryland,
f1AA would respectfully inform the public of Wash
httun that he has rented the store northwest corner
PeDnsy aria avenue and nth street, formerly
Know u as Hood S JeweiTy establishment and will
sell through he, commencing on WEDNESDAY
mORNlNG, December 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, and con
tEue In the ENENING at z O'Clock, and every
Morning and Evening thereafter until tue entire
stock Is sold, embracing the largest and vaIu-
able collection ofunred5emed pledges ever offered at
public sale in this city We name in part: Cluster
Diamond Studs, Pins. Earrings, &C, &c; Fine
Gold watches in variety, such as Independent Sec
ond and Quarter Watches, Second Watches, dia-
mond set, stem Winding and Setting Watches in
Gold and Silver Cases, from Ems lish and American
manufacturers in fact, the collection will embrace
every make known to the trade both in Ladies and
Gent size also, splendid assortment of Fine Gold
French Clocks, Bronzes, Silver Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Tea aud Table Spoons, and
many other desirable goods absolutely too numerous
to describe.
The goods will be on exhibition on TUESDAY,
December the 7th and will be positively sold to the
highest bidder without reserve, and every article
guaranteed as represented.
Il rms cash.
JACOB CASTELBURG. Licensed Pavnbroker,
No. High street, Baltimore, Md
THOMAS BOWLING. huctionneer
deci-f lSunday lieraldSC sptsll
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FNHOMAS L. WAGGAMAN,
L Real Nstate Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, December 9th, will offer
Tor sale ct public auction, House No. 2l2
Bridge street, Georgetown, containing about II
rooms; lot Is by 100.
Terms day OF sale.
dec7 St THOS f. WAGGAMAN, Auctr.
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STEAMER LINES.

THE INLAND AND SEABOaRD COASTINo
COMPANY OF ID. q.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MOSELEY.
ECR NORFOLK, CONN ECTING WITH
LINES FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
AND NEW YORK.
On and after MONDAY, September 20, 1873, the
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will :. An
maze three trips weekly between sksre.s=I-s-.sGas
Washington aud Norfolk. Leave W ashingfon Moa
cay edneEdsy and Friday at 3 .. m Leave Nor.
lolk Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o. m
until used.
STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON FOB POTO-
MAC RiVER LANDINGS.
The Company having placed this new and elegant
steamer on the route. she will on and after TUES
DAY, october 20 make semi weekly trips, sto ping
al al the prIneip landings. as follows:
tlESDAY-LeRye Washington at a. m .. going
20 Ourrloman; returning, arrive In Washington
Wednesday afternoon,
FRiDAI-Leave Washington at 7 a. m, poIny IN
CurIloman, and on SATURDAY, continuing down
Sunday afternoon.
Al Freight for River Landings must positively be
prepaid.
For tickets, s.aterooms or information, apply at
the offce OF the Company under MetrOpOliten Bank
18th street, opposite the Treasury. oct25-Iy
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YOUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
IL Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Droit Building, corner sth and Y sts northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, IN
- BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated on the 22d
= day day Of August Al lSI5, and recorded among
LlDer No rs folio 49,, aud at the request of The
party secured thereby shall sell public auction
IN 'front.' OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 81 st
Gay Of December, A. D. ISIS, at 3 O'Clock p m, Lots
NO. nye lol and eight ~, in Thomas W Berry 5
snbdlyision Of Blue Plains, and part Of 9 Belle
view, as surveyed by Randolph Coyle. and re-
corded with certain deed from John A. Middleton
CT al 70 Annie Nj. Middleton ct al among the said
land records, in Liber No. 7e4 folio 3t2. Said Lot
NO; contains about 36 acres roods and 9 perchas
and Lot No. contains about 81 acres. roods and "a
perches, and they are both unimproved.
Terms OF SALE 81 200, with 6 per cent interest
from the LIST dsy of December, A: d 1874, and the
expenses OF sale, in cash; and the balance in two
equal ipstsllments, at six and twelve months, for
which The notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
non the day OF sale and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, shall be given. deposit of
s3O required OF the purchaser at the time Of sale
All conVeyancing at the expense of the purcha GER
ii the terms Of sale not complied with in seven
days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser, after giving sSyen dsys
notice in the Evening Star.
WIN. s. MITCHELL, Trustee.
REGINALD FENDALL, Attorney.
noy2g-eo&ds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucis.
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OFFICE OF TIE OoMMIssIONERs OF THB
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

WARRINGTON, Decenber I. 1873.
ekAL6D PROPOSALS. VIII be received ~ this o<hcs
until ~ O'Clock, doom, DECEMBER 10TH instant,
Tor FURNISHING SUPPLIES 90 the District Gov
eminent Tor the year ending December 3lst, 1876.
No bids VIII be raoeived except UPON blank forms.
Which can be oetsiDed upon Application 20 the
euperfntendeRf Of Property.
By order Of the Commissioners.
dea- tillsth VIM. TIeDALL, secretary.
fRsp., Chron., Trib., Crftis.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL

BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North whar7es, Philadelphia,
SATURDAY, at IL m ~N-k
From 50 Water street Georgetown, IEsstAaS
ID. o., MONDAY, ct D. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydes
Regular Semi-weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
oenee, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age in Boston By this line.
G. r. HYDE, Agent for D. of q.
VIM. y: CLYDE CO., Philadelphia.
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. ID. q. MINK, 90 Levonshire street. Boston
]Freights delivered by Knox g Express Orders
left at General Office. sos Pennsylvania avenue. or
at the Steamers Wharf, wiz be promptly attended
10. sepS-tr
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A DIVORCE case at Bridgeport, Connecti-
cut, has caused some sensation. A year ago
last August, the wife of Robert l.. Judson a
for q divorce on the ground of cruelty, in
temperance and general misconduct. The
petition was granted; but on the 18th of last
May, the parties were again married. Their
second term of copjugal experience appears
To have been, If possible, less happy than the
first, and Mr.. Judson now seeks divorce.
His wife also files a cross-bill, and asks ALI
mony, as he is worth SIPS 600. She is also 10
sue for an assault made by her husband and
his father, q week or two since.