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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-31

FIFTY DOLLAR BILL was received II
n1ted States Treasurer office this I'D Jrning
il letter post marked Washington ID o. .c-
c0n panied BY the following enclosure:
"AJGJS ST 80 h iS1S-The enclosed fifty dol
lars belongs to The Commissary Depar. nent
lSiened.l TRANP"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-31

REAR ADMIRAL ) ID. ThENCHARD U S. n,
v i'll haul down his flag from the Powhatan 4.
New 1OIk, tu-nOfruW. and X ar Admira hu
(. Howell, his successor, viii moist his tiay
ten poTaliiy On the Fortune, at this city.
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TIE MONETARY COMMIsSTON.-Acting See
IetaTy OF STATE Seward has received disp Itch
from Paris announcing the adjournment Of
The monetary commission and giving the re-
suit of the conferences. Tle results as given
in the dispatch have already been Published
iE tie regular cable dispatches from Londo9
The representatives of the United States at
the conference Will shortly return. They will
prepare an exhaustive report OF their labJrS
for submission TO the Secretary of Sta e.
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Reconstruction of the Patent Office.

PLANS FOR RESTORING THE BURNT BUILDING.
The following is the full text Of the report of
the con mission On the restoration of the Patent
Office
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UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT.
- BOMBS on LsLQ, tCE tIaLaaiis:e delivery.
tso.A SIIss, fcI sat.
Sos Bonds Of ID c., guaranteed by the United
ststes, Coupon or Registered, bought and sold
CtleT iLTestLnent Securities bought on orders.
alG2-U LSWlS JOHNSON CO., BANKERS,
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THE OHIO RIVER.

roto.., u-.,.I
shnnpp9Hemenl-
TaeSs snd TatSnt
Grated and ire Hdyansaga.
Claimed over The e,Sanatne
system.
Pitsburxh Chronicle, Of 10Th.
Col. a ", psrsons ~ c.,0do W.,
v;.s;,;s w"
'ns was III 'ne Guy FRIDAY u sat.
utday oil last week, exhibiting his model
for the improvement Of the Ohio river.
CoI ps,,o,. !. 4, m.n,ho, ~ H. oL;o
D.
river CommisAlon from wet Virginia,
and Is an old and experienced canal and
slack water man-haying been identified
Win .avs,.l ~ III $3.50, po,...,,..;.
anu VIEW iotk canals' etc. he hn re-
Gently had his invention patented, aud
has had II exhibited 10 Col. Merrill, and
N Tho c%;rc;nnat; Chamber ~ corms,oo
n,
q pan embraces not 0 lock u also
achute or nayigablep pass In the dam which
can be raised or lowered at will, TO pass
fleets without delay. The gates at each
end OF the lock, when down, lie Cat on the
bottom OF the lock chamber, in u manner
somewhat similar to the bear trap" gate,
excepting that they are hinged together,
while the shear trap" gates or leaves
oyerlapped when down. The gates are
raised by an ingenius device consisting Of
q hydraulic cylinder, the power 10 which
Is applied BY simply opening q valve in
the lock walls which communicate by a
conduit with the water in the pool above.
He designs-his lit for ten feet, and thus
has . hydraulic head or pressure oil that
depth for motive power. VI course the
power decreases In high stages oil water
when the water In the pools above and
below approximate a level. But by the
peculiar angle with which the gates rise,
and BY the mode Of working, the power
necessary 10 raise them Is not great at any
time, as they will always be operated
practically In dead water:
The Colonel has al his home In Ceredo,
q working model placed In a small stream
which he says has given entire satisiac.
ton. The gates themselves In outward
appearance resemble those invented by
Capt. John Woods, oil this city, though
they are hinged securely 70 the floor Of
the lock at their lower end, the upper
leaf moving up stream as the gate sinks,
whereas Captain Woods' moved down.
wards, q was, moreover, moved by me.
ohanical means. Col. Parsons says that,
II necessary, he could raise or lower his
gate in n minute. In addition TO these
gates, the Colonel has since introduced
several valves along the side walls Tor
filling and emplying The chamber rapid
lS, and so arranged as to check the cur
rent In the open lock, so that boats could
pass through with the gates at each end
open, and not have a current stronger
than six miles an hour to contend with.
This feature Of making his lock cham
Der for much o 1.-THE season, an open chute,
where no delays at all would DO eBcoun.
tered, is a decided novelty, and, IL Practi-
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~ ,bs IaitliGsnoeI. o,-u

nm north % far from here,
wS.rr shadows dark, DER waters clear,
r,'.4 sarh other tbeliVelOng day,
Ird hen At night dissolve aNAy;
vss,s M, present. 9 sapphire dome,
Ts,,r. mid the tree, you'll hnd my home.
r., an The mouutlIn'I erlggy side,
IDj peath 4 rock o'Of hanging vide.
wSsr, echoes ring from cllT and scar.
And Ill the gIeus sweet voiced are;
Tb,re, like a precious gem unseen
upe,,le mid the foliage green.
r,r,ehsl by path way winding up,
gdssei BY daisy aud DutuFeuP;
And There The Iunbeims cast below
Adupleatid golden glow.
rs,,, IN The vale, with the ad farewell,
4, hl.tly heard the village bell.
wi,h ba,y rush, and tumbllRg roIr,
Tbr LtCoEet G5WS i.reTGFmorc
T1n.Eh Vra.Iy slopes, adoWn ths hill
Ia Ibers 1t turns the water MILL
,ni rauInE there, In tumult wild,
I, purmun Ike a irs:fal child.
AID shea the day has told It's tle,
And twilight IpreIds her mLty vail,
T'fIruu the 1eld, and Ger the hill
Come, the notes Of the Wh'PPerWlll;
While In aud out AMI llkes crown
font, the LlVtry thistle down.
nub's right IHumSs her sway,
And pile the moon with golden ray,
GolI, ihs tree itpI With halo bright,
FloollDg the streams With mellow light;
tn, ,,Snabove. like anJelJ eye,
Ttsir Ilsls Keep within the lhe'.
MoSA.
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tractor had that work at 20 cents (aiair
price, where would his profit be or pay

tractor had that work at 20 cents affair
price, where would his profit be or pay
Tor his trouble.
Now have done this same work on
Wheeling Island for eighteen cents q
yard, and paid my white labor Sl,75 per
day and made money. The same result
was experienced on this same job In this
city. A labor meeting induced q som.
tractor 10 discharge his eight coolies and
hire white men at $3.50 per day, but he
only employed Eve white men, who In
one day removed fifty yards Of earth from
the same bed that the Cinnamon took
eighty yards In two days. These are fg.
ures taken from work actually done.
NO cHISAStEN NEED APPLY.
The city council (Republican) here
have resolved not to award any contracts
to parties that work Cinnamon on the
came, and are required to sign an article
to that effect. The labor societies have
furnished slates that are hung up in all
groceries and other public places with
the printed label on them, " White labor
slate. Orders for all kinds Of mechan-
ical and other labor promptly attended
to. No Chinese need apply.n These
men seem to- be in earnest, and differ
widely from their hot.headed brethren in
California In their mode Of suppressing
the evil.
GRAIN sHRMESTs-THE WEATHER, &c.
The grain shipments are almost finished,
only that which is taken to San Francisco
by the regular steamers. The saw and
planning mills are being run up TO their
full capcity. A great deal Of machinery
from the East is being bought and shipped
here, and indicates the opening oil a busy
season. There Is no manufacturing Of
any consequences done here. The build.
ings are principally wood. There Is a
fair number OF good substantial brick
houses designed In a very glaring "spe-
cies" OF architecture which Ia original to
this place. Streets are wide and many,
the blocks being but 200 feet square. The
sidewalks and drives are all planked in
fir. The climate here Is very moist. No
cold weather to speak Of. The gardeners
have commenced work on their gardens
and everything out doors indicates that
spring is at hand. More Anon,
G. p. Fl.
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Bridal Tour.

The Indianopololis Journal Of Thurs.
day says: Yesterday noon there arrived
in this city a couple from Cleveland, who
were returning on their bridal tour
They were full Of dislresS, aud had ira
yelled from Lo%uisville on a pas given
them by the kindhearted Trustee Of that
village. When they got to Louisville
(thenee from St. Louis), the bride had
paWned her rings, and the groom the lev
convertibIes he possessed, and they were
obliged to ask for lodgings, which wer,
secured. They claim 10 be we'll known
in aud around Cleveland, and say theiI
present condition Is oecnioned by failure
70 receive money from the groomt par
snts, who are wealthy. The couple taE
away lUdays sgo.
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@lGOLLINS]@
PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief in Rheu-
matism, Weak Spine, Local Pains, Ner-
yous Affections, Local rheumatism. Tic
Doulourcux, Nervous Pain, Affections Of
the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs, Affections
of the Chest, Colds and Coughs, Injuries
of the Back, Strains and Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain of the Bowels, Cramp
In the Stomach and Limbs, Heart Alice
lions, Enlarged Spleen, bruises and Pune
cures, Rheumatism of the Wrists and
Arms, Asthma, Gout, Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain in the Chest, Stitch In
the Back, Pain In the Hip, yaricose or
Enlarged Veins, Crieis In the Back and
Neck, Pain and Weakness In Side and
Back, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Lumbago.
whooping Cough, Sharp Pains In the
Breast, Heart Disease. oulnsy. Diabetes,
and for Lameness In any part of the Body.
-
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE puliLlo.
DIR. c: MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
0 Tii1 CURE on
IIepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND srcE HEADACHE.

symptoms Of Q Diseased Liver.
DAiN in the right side, under the
L edge of the ribs, increases on pres
lure Sometimes the paints inthe left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt urdcr the shoulder blade, and
it f:cQucrtly extends to the top of
the Shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
takca for Q rl.cumatism in the arm.
The stomach is Affected with loss Of
errcti;c and Sickness; the bowels in
Gtrcral arc costivc, sometimes alter
nativcwith laS; Ike head is troubled
wilhrain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There cra,lyaconsiderable loss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dwithapain-
fal sensation Of having left undone
something which oaghtto have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times IN attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
lie is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that excrcisewou!d be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up foriitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LlyERto
have been extensively dcranged.
-AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. MeLANE's LIVER PLLs,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most h%uppyresults. Nobettcr
rathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise ell who arc afflicted
with this discasc to give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
Tor all Bilious arrangements, and
Us q simple puTgstive5tiicy arc un-
equaled.
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.pr. RIcORp,s ESSENCE OE LIEE

Restores manhood and tho yieur Of youth 10 the
most shattered constitution In four WeekI. FAIL.
uRR IMeuSSlBLE This nle-rtstoTing remedy
Ebonld u tahOn By all about 70 mary, or Who
have become weakened IRON o1eon or Iny ether
c use. Success IN svery oase L1n certain ls that
water quenehaa Lhlftt- % per easa, sent anyvhne.
Sole Agent, o.. Joseph JACQUES, 4 U~nlTonlty
Paee, New YoEt. ptuapttis sapRlSd,
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.cindupau Express on sGturdsyr raus onl 10
=. Pullman Drawing Room and Hitsplnr cara
IRON steubenylle and Columbus through eithoa
ehaH0s 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis md
st. Louis, and from Columbus 70 Chicago.
Tho pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes "a
ID WtN, Ahould cali on or address the undersigned
for through time table,, map, land Circular and
further information. w. L OBRIEN,
Gen'l passenger and Ticket Agent, No no HIsh
street, ColGmbuS, Ohio. uy1T
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prWAEc OF r.IrrATToys.'

The genuine Dr.. C. MSLANE's
LIVER Pills ere rcver sugar coated.
Every box hes a red wax seal on
the lid, with tic impression DR..
MeLNEE's LIVER PILts.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Plus bear the signatures Of c.
M9LANE and FLEMlNo Bros. on the
wrappers.
ES- Insist on your druggis. or
storekeepei giving you the genuine
DR.. C.. Me.ANE's Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those vitAlpE to rive pR. c. MslANT's
lIVn PILLs a trial, W viii mall port paid 70 any
pam q The United States. cue box q Pills ief
FLEMING BROS PitaburrA. Pa.
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Y. III. JONES.

Having moved to this dty and rented a baIldlpg
At IliB Alitst TtfestI propose % p~nletiee the
tor has bad rtmnklble success IN the tTeAtmentof
all Chronie Diseases OF the Stomach, Bowel, Liver,
LungI, Heart, KidneyS, Bladder uterus, Spine,
Rkin, Eye and Eaf. Also, DyIpplia, Ser6lnla,
DtAbStnS, AHhmA, C~onItipAton, DtAffhoeL Epis
EfydpSlAL DTopay, TetIer, Clt1rht kgxual W0lk.
nai, Female diiOiis g0nenlly. M
oass HOun-1osA. NJ and 7tsorhL
DIR 7. II JONES
20 Ills Mrkatst,
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SAnFeRD'S RADICAL cure.
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo.P Boqert, Bristol, RI.

Mesrs. wAxKs q POTTER, GeatieneH, -Feeilng
thoroughly convinced OF the efficacy OF SANToRDB
RApIolLCuRE ToE CArAIRn, an tnducedto drop
you. q line 10 say that although ! have been seep:
Teal Of all the nostruriS advertised Is "radieAl
such relief and ultimate cure a. that OF hANfOHDb.
| have been Aliieted viii this dreadful disease
for more than ton Year,, and not until recently
could [ DO inducedto perscYere With any until !
read the letter or Mr.. HESEY VILLA. and can
truthillly say that Rftor using nye or sir bottles l
am thoroughly convinced OF It's curative proper.
ties. Hoping that others similarly afflicted like
myself will be induced to make the trial Entgen.
tlemen. yuy truly, etc. THE0.P ]. B0oERT.
BRISTOL, RI, July -, ISL
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Farms! Homes!

EnR cal /. In Central and Western Ms.
' vi ofAkL Bouh Bnd Southern Illinois, nj
places have been purchased Mt forced nles during
The '.hird iimeS''ot past two years, hence I can
Ati1fd 70 sell them a SetY low prices on time to
suit buyers, with moderate rate Of interest Titles
perfect and possesdon given al any time Seud
Tor full descriptions. W. E. LEONARD, b22 Pine
ST., ST. Louis, No.
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for COLLINS voLTAlc PLASTER.

Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canatas, and by
WEEKS & POTTER, Proprletor, DostOn, Mass.
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nLEVELANp 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
VI C0HDRfaRD TINE CARL.
@RE@@
On and after May 10Th, 1871, Trains will run
daily Except Sunday as follow, viz:
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Mo-. 8 and 10 maks close connection At Columbus
for all points South and Southwest; o. Chicago ior
all polnts West and Northwest.
EaAt-bound trains make connections nt Baltlmofa
for PHILADELPHIA, New York and Boston. A. WaAh-
ington City Tor all points South.
West-bcund trains make direct connections lr
al principal points Hestm m Northwest.
Pullman Palace en- on ali night trGlnL
No. 10 on Saturday night has no connection ir
ChIeaso or sandusky,
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

take pleasure in informing my cu.to.
mers, and the public in general, that my
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

SALES Az AUCTION.
4 UCTfON NOTICE
n Large. special and porompsory sale
Damaged Goods,
WEDNESDAY, March 20. ut 10M o'clock
fully 400 pieces dom este Dry Goods.
saved from late fire, less damaged by water.
ssting Of general assortment
OF staple domestic Goods,
oil to DO sold without reserve.
This will DO the last large offering OF these damaged
goods and the lot will DO better than the last Offering
buyers former sales who have expressed satsac
themselves this opportunity 1t cannot be repeated
W. A. TOPPING a CO., Auctoneers,
122 ana 124 Duane st., corner OF Church.
A UCTION-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
n Messrs RANDOLPH 4 90.
WILL SELL THIS CruEsDAW MORNING.
AT PRIVATE kEsIDkNCE NO ElwksT 10TH ST..
BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th AVS,
PRorLRTY 3E BYK0 On 7 xssSntEY. ESQ.,
CHICKERING UPkiGHT rIANo,
PARLOR AND DRAINING ROOM SUITS. Eastlake and
Queen Anne styles, crimson tan and gold satin and
six Spanish Lounges ka.y Chairs: gilt Centre and Con
French Mmrtoi set 6Oday Clocks imported Bronxes. Cur
tans, Library aud Secretaie bookcases, Turkish Suit
Library Tables, Desks Oh Paintings by eminent artists
"vIkW OF VENICE" BY DE GARMO.
WATKINS GLEN" BY ANDREWS.
"vIEW OF LONDON" BY MILkUSE,
and 80 others al choice collections. rich gilt frames
Bedroom naid aud gilt Bedsteads Dressing Cases.
Bureaus Chionnere Wristbands snglesanc double Bed
steads IS heir and spring Mattresses Pillows BlanKots
re and plush suits marble TABLES Chairs Rockers
DINING FURNITURE, viz:-Two Extension Tables, In
French walnut Sideboard Chairs in leather. Silver
Dinner. Tea Sets, Cutlery, &c 30 Carpets: B. =
city or country. RICHARD H. RANDOLPH. Aa.tioneer.
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A UCTlON SALE. THIS DAY

A UCrIoA. SALE: THIS DAY.
S9 ~ Wet TSp r WERE SEAs S 81 Az
srElSWAY * OCTAVE fTANoF0RrE,
covered in crimson satin with silver pufng Style Of
Ssssero Cabinet. and fsass.s iasid and mounted
sSd E 1ns M Ma
Frsns plate and s'. Mirrors. d
% @ Stars .Ss: TURK:
a n s sasss ] e %
one pair David And fhsfi sna Edward III
Carved nlad and mounted Bcdroom scts Dressing
% sss' SsGSsa
Pillows and Boosters Blankets, Bed Linen anu Suits
single SsSs 90 Ise'' Chairs A''''
ohairs leather solid plated Svsrwsrs. Glass and
% and as ae carp ns and
kitchen and servants apnrsmsn iaornA1p Auo,,o
n. B-Goods packed and shipped city or country.
gfn FITS sAsb RAN Al 10 9s S sH5SE
a ss.f p v
II nne Carpets Painungs Mirrors, Curtains. elegant.
rsps 'r aeaSs seS
- S and spring Ssessss ssdans Lounges tables
Clocks, Vases Library Dining FaIna,s. sidebo.rd *;
brussels, Ingram and stair carpets, As + ROM Aas-
Take Fourth Sixth avenue BroSaway seventh or Eighth
to 43d s housskeepcrs do not tail TO attend
A UCTION-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
N THIS TuEsDAi) MORNING.
TIE f sSsTRS e
OF FOUR STORY HOUSE 1J0 EAST 10TH ST.,
BETWEEN Sd AND Attn Avs.
Parior Suits In satn coteIane ana Turkish Sets In
tapestry; rosewood 7 octave fanoorte Eageres, Csb
net Bookcases Desks. Oil Paintings, Bronxes, Curtains
Clocks vevet Brussels and ingram Carpets nlad Cham
Der sets Bedseads Dressing Cases, Washsands spring
Beds hair Mattresses. Bedding wardrobcs, Buiet Ex-
tension Table Dining Chairs. silvcrpnted Ware Cutlery
and other goods and well preser' Cd ousohod ooods
boxed. shipped and removed; city or country.
A RT NoTICE.-3oo CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS TO BE
~ sold ut auction, Tuesday 40. "Wednesday t, Thurs
day GID evenings commencing ut IA O'Clock NJ store
1913 and 3J5 Fulton ST. opposite city HAIL. BROOKLYN the
entire Collection belonging TO an artist and dealer who
closing up tho business. Is y. THOMAS. Auctionoer.
MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER
IA H. II. LUDLOW CO.
WILL SILL AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. MAkNH 49, AT III O'CLOCK
AT TIE OFFICE, No. 10, IN No. l23 FRONT ST.
Herring sale. black walnut and oak Desks.
Ratings, bookcase. Lounge, Chairs, Gas Fixtures
aud other Office Furniture.
A BARKER A 90, AUCrIONLERs,
~ AZ 40 Liberty ~
UNITED STATES MAKSHARS SALE
BARKER Co soil this day, March ID. all the costly
Church Vcstmcnts, gold lac0 Jewclry Military Equip
ments &c. sale COMMENCES at IL o'clock tomorrow
wednesday,, March 10 Trade sale VI tine preor kn-
cravings now on exhibition.
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-TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEEk.
Old stand. 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY. AT lOis O'CLOCK,
Vt our saiesroom, 81 Nassau st.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Walnut oak and mahogany Sitting and Standing Desks;
Library desks and Tables Cylinder Desk and Ladies'
reares. Counter and Business Frames, Armchairs and
High stools Round Tables and Table rting Tops. Letter
Press and stand Safe. Safe Clocks,
Mating Ocoths, Door Mats. Stoves Water Cool
Re aiding Lamps. Awnings. &c
Books-karc. antique scarce and miscellaneous Works.
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--BARkEk Co. AUCrIONLERs,
a. AZ and 40 Liberty 81
UNITED STATES MAkSHAHS SALE.
BARKER co. soil this day, March ~. all tho costly
Church vcsments, gold. iaco Jewciry Military Equip
mcnts &c. sale COMMENCES At IL o'clock tomorrow
wednesday,, Marcn 20 Trade sale of tine preor I'm.
cravings on exhibton.
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A SSIGNkE'S SALE
n VAN TAssEL 4 KEARNEY. AUCTIONEERS,
will sell by auction Til UKSDAY, March ~ ut o'clock
at ~ Chatham st. the hotel Furniture, Bar. Restaurant
Lunch aud Oyster Counters Fixtures Leases Of Leggott
Hotel "A. 40 and ~ Chatham Catalogues time 0
SAFE BY order of CHAs. =. WOODWOETH Assignee
LEWIs JOHNSTON, Attorney tor assignee 10 Centre st.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
IA H. II. LUDLOW CO.
WILL SILL AT AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY. MAkIH 10. AT IL O'CLOCK,
Herring safe, black walnut and oak Desks.
Ratings. bookcase. Lounge Chairs, Gas Fixtures,
aud other OIics Furniture.