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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Application No eG5 for Patent Co the Arr
 Iona kia= Mining Claim.
U.s. LAND orrIeL TUosos, ARIZONA. ,


 | October z7 lsS1 i NOTICE Is HEKEBY GIVEN THAT THI | ~ San.a Rita Land and Mining Company. b. t- II. Lord. agent. whose p0s-olice address Is crt ! or Geo D. Smlth. Gene-al Superintendent tals ba-as. ArIzoua. has this day med its G. pIicatili ] fer patent for ljtu linear feet of the Arzou. King mlue or yelu. bearing copper and oflr minerals with surface stOUud ttr feet rn widfl -lrua'et m Pima Mining district. county e. Pima and Territory of Arizun-. and designate by fhe held notes and otlcitl plat on h.e at th'- pI. ce a- Lot Number e tIla and Salt l.iver Ma l han. sand Lot No. e being ss follows. to-Vlt Beginning at lnItiul monument at l. end %. claim at a pune post 2xi inches square. fes' .ou set m erunrd and monument of stone market "A k Nu. t." from which shaft Sc. brur~ \ -l deg W i3l feet distant This i- als. the w corner of the Arizona Queen MIuiu- Claim.
 Thence \ 9 de. W along E end bonudary lin. of claim 5Jf feet to r. corner of cAim Co a pin. of scenes ma Ged A K No 2.' Theucr \ sI de W on -lde boundary limo of claim i5pI feet t Y W corner to p'ne post 2xf inches -q are, feet long, Iu monument of stones, marked "A l. Thence deg l-O feet along W end boun- diary of claim Co center of same. a pine post 1N rcle- squgre. feet long, m mound of stoue- m rkei "A k No. 1 "
 Thence < g deg F continuation Of line on . end S. feet Co x W corner lf c.atm Co pine DO 2xt iuchp- square. feet long, In mound of stone Thence si de., Il o feet along $ side boun diary Inn" of claim to \ corner tO pine poe -Xi inches square. feet bong. m mound O. stones, marked "A K No. t." from which |. s Nine- Monument No. 9 Pima Mining Diytric- belr- \ e deg tj mn E 20 feet distant. Thence \ % deg W along D. end line of claiu 3uu feet Go the place of beginning.
 Magnetic vIrIati0u li deg r., containing 2lf acres.
 1ae ocation notice of this claim IS recorie, m the Recorder Otlice uf Pima county. tu Bool 't of Records of Mines. page J0.
 The adjoining claimants are the ArizOna Queei on the F.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely an portion of said Ariznna kng mine or the stlrfsc ground. arc r-quir-i to tllc their adverse clan with tLe Fetlster of the United States Ian. ptlce at Tucson, rzuua during the sixty day perloi oi publication. or they VIII be barred b, virtue of the provisions of the statu'e
 HENRY CuUSfSs, Register. It I- hereby ordered thai tho fureruin. not .r be pubhshct sixty days lt1u consecutive week ln fre Arizunl TrZEN. weekly ncWspure published Tt rur-1l. Ari suna territory. whic pgU"- i- hereby da- .uats b. me as puhii-he ue5- -t such CIaim.
 HrNuv g0r-gr-c Ua-5asa-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Application No. 26G. for Patent to the
 san Xavier Mining Claim. c. $. LAND OFFICE, TU-soS. ARIZONA.

As 30 Ma As NOTICES HEREBY GIy4N TIA THE ~ santa Rita Land and Mining tOmpauy. whose Io-totice ad irass is care George ID. smith, Calalalsas. Arizona, has made application for patent for lJU linear feet uf tse San Auvler Mine or vein bearing copper aui silver WIrh surfuce ground 600 feel Iu width. situated m Pima MluIuS District. County oi Pima and er- utory of Auzuua. and d-sisuatet by the field uors- and 0t1cial plat on fte lu thls Olre gz lnf No. s. sad lot No. 43 beIng a- follows to wIt: Beginning st the initial monument, post 1vi aud 8 feet long m a mound or stone aI the N . end center of e @ clnIm. ma ket ''S \. SO. l.. from which U. \. NJ, VI. No. Q bears \. e d.g- feet tp <. W. e rner post Ext and feer long m mound of - ones market S. \. SO. It..' ca nee N. -i degs. r.. ljnO feet to K F.. corner post 3xf and feet long in mound of s.oueS marked =. x 90. Ill.," tleTcr S. qdsrs. w.. 4u feet To F. end center post 2Xi and feet lone an mound Of stones marked N. \. So- lN.. thence @H un same currse tO x. k. c'ruer post Zvi and 8 feet long m mound of stones marked -S- \. N0. N.;" thence x sl degs. W t5ou feet Co N. W. corner post. In mouId of stones marked '-~ \. No. VI .'.thenca ~ 9 decs E au feet tu initial monument and place of b-eiunlns.
 Magnetic varIat on i@ degrees L.. containing 9l66 acres.
 The location ofthis mine is duly recorded in The Recorders Cllce of Pima county. AUZrla. u book C. Records of Niue-, pages a and g.
 Any and all per-pu- claiming adversely tl whole or ans portion oi sand San Xavier Nlnr "r surface ground are required fu u.r ter aiVrr~c claims m fhis cti e during tlc sNfy days Iarod of public ttion hereof. or tre- wIll t- barred by vIr,ue uf the provisions of Che StarUts.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 It is hereby ordered that the foregoing, notice of application for patent be published sixty days tt-n consecutive week-I Iu the AuzOna CHEN, weeSly newspaper pub- lshed at Tuszon X. IT, which paper Is here Nr HN tfTs r.frf I.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
Sole Traders Notice.

HNOw ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS IA that !, ma DOwner. a married woman, wife of Edward Downer. residing aI Cir -ltrrvIlle. Pima county. Arizona. intend fo earn on the business of a general merchant. in my own name .sa a-r.l f. ..aafarr1ffa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Dartmouth College k said to have offered Sl 200 For the library of the late Hon. George r Marsh. Frederick W. Billings paid lJ0 for it and present ed 1t to the Ve .Jnt University at Bur linQton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05
HENRY COUSINS. Register Haxres ! StILe- AtLnI.eLs f.r aruIclu.e

It is hereby ordered fhat the foregoing notice le published SKY days tteu consecutive veea-. iI the Arz0r CITIZEN. @ weekly ugw-3Ire. sullished at ucsoa. A. r which paper IS here pv dssig ated by me as published nearest such -.ulm HENRY cot >iN>, keglstar.
 Fir-t publication October %. rs--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

It K hereby ordered that tho foreroin. not be puhl-hcd sixty days ten consecutive week ln fhr Arizona TrZEN. @ weekly ncWspuue uuhll-IeI Tt Tucson. Ari r1na Territory. whlc paU"- i- hereby da-.--ua b. me as publ.she mean -f such c.aim.
 HENRY COUsINs. Register hi--f publication October 2y. I--3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

Arizona is the sixth in size of the geographical subdivisions of the United States, covering 1l3,02D square miles and having 6 water surface of leo square miles, ranking all the States in area except Texas and California and possessing more continuous mine al lands than is to be found elsewhere Oh the face of the habited globe and while this IS true not a tfthe of it has been disturbed by the prospectors' pick which accounts for the fact of its population having doubled in two vearR.
 The plans of New York syndicate to build the city of East Chicago on the Indiana shore Of Lake Michigan are re- ported tO have been abandoned, al- though Sl,0O0,OO0 was paid by it for the tract forming the proposed site.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-05

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4 THE GREAT

1OOI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
10 b5JSaE ThA Hhs1 s AfR sRRaaHi Lss
r,,,,s y EtIEoI pEcLMbEit IS. 1851 VIZ MEN /
. of sixth and Il streets, as follows:
FOR P1tsbnTg and the Vest. Chicago Limited Express
daily Fast Line 1000 am. daily, vita Sieepins
Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati aud Chicago
Wss'er n ,, hk,ress $50 pm. daily. with Palace
70. B Atm AND IOT0MAC RAILROAD.
For Cananaalg'la Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara, 500
ceit saturday. with Palace Cars to Canandaieua.
For NiilalsYcrt, Lock Haven and Elnra Ill 1000 a.
For New York and the East, 90 M. go M :OO
iSi9 aa I'M pn m SUNDAY 100 1900 and
$50 I'm. daily, except sunday. '''''' 'A-''
For Brooklyn, N al through trains connect at Jer-
sey CIT; with boats OF Brooslyn Annex. aifordinx
feTriage across New York city.
For P,iadelpa. 500 1890 200, 40, 1000
lois pm Limited Exrress $50 q. NJ. daily.
FL. 40 ssS 20 1000 and 1oiS an M ~ "a
SUNDAY 500. 1000 am. 200. $40. 80. 1O:OL
For Pope's Creek Line. $40 am and 4:4O IN. daily,
For Annapolis. go am and 40 pm. daily, e1cep.
AsR SsB Ess RhxtE
For Alexandria $50 7:2o 30 l11o and IL 80 a. M.
APO 800. 500, $40 and ii 80 pm. On sunday
For Richmond and the South. $3.50 and lilo am.
daily. and SEQ =: m. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600 sos
pm. and 1900 midnight. On Sunday al S:C5, $3.50
and lOC0 s.m. 90 and 905 pm.
ct 18th street and and tation.
where orders be left for the checking of baggage
destination from hotels els, and residences
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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RAILROADS.
4 OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE Eh VEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! 5AANNEYg COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY DEoEM.
fsF nsfnS5s ssAzzFfr 2sD ST.
S seSSBaltn9rs Eeot City. and Way Stations
ss WAY and way ns
bal TIMoRE EXPRESS.
s:l5rPs5Ii AApETFaiA. STW SoRk AND BOSTON
And w VALLEY { isS EXP ccon-
Pfets tor and at Point Of Rocks for
stsI N Hystsvis and Laurel Express
10 s9nay; II anu 'ess'ps' On
College, Betsye Laurel. Anna Annapolis n Janction
4eFHS sBd hana GacAeo CINCINNATI AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRhSS. - A''A'
l2:lo..Baltmore. Ellicott City. Annapolis and Way
i!fsa iHSS5 ELY E e h|tmors and Way
tS:oovu 6hk IX6 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
sso-Baltilnore ana Way Stations tWincheser. Fred
nsst2s h sna r4fsS Ii Es ASB LAUREL
a dAp fa; Frederick via Relay. stops at Annap
4 Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
's40d cbestnr o. hooks Frederick Hagerstown Win
- locks and Way Stations only } ~ 10
!o:43ISALI1MORE EAPRESS, (Martinsb,rg and
r. ~ Way, V1a Relay. Stops at Hyattsyle and Laurel }
:. 6;ooo-Pollt OF Rocks and Way stations.
q tO-Bait!Dore and Way St.tious.
II :4o-BA.Il MORE. EVANSVILLE AND Laurel.
rs :1o173IPITIsBURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
EXPRESS.
f9:35-PHILADEIPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
EMPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York s,top at
HXatfsyiile and Laurel.
t9:47-CHICAGO CINCINNATI and ST JOJTIS EX
PRESS.
tDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily except
Sunday. f
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
OHIO Ticket Offices, Washington Station GIG and l35
avenue, l4th street. where orders
Will be taken for baggage t. be checked and received
any point IN the CITY. NIL
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II THOROUGHBRED, PKIZF>WINNIHG. JERSEY
GATILL 4; J; G: G.: r., BEING THE EN- TIRE
WASHINGTON, d. C. "
By virtue CT order of the, Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. will sell at public auction at
Iun!aw Farm near Georgetown, D. c., on TUES
DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1882 AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK M, the following stock, As de-
scrIed in the Acrican-Jersey Cattle Club Register
''Baywhsck," No. 3 O94 ''Bisna 1st 669: 'sBisma
ID" l61O; Lila Fay" 3. 24s; mint Drop" 3. 900
Bea, 4, 694: .'Tnnlaw Mi,kniad" s. SY5: 'Pansy of
Tunlaw, g. 905 ''HGdah of Tunaw, =" G. 906 ''Bessie
Beal of Tnnaw,' G, 907; Miss Betsey of TunIaw"
6.9,o, together with IA native Cows, l Bull and 10
Heifer and Bull Calves, the progeny Of the above
named and other celebrated jersey Stock, and three
Attorney Cows.
Also = Berkshire and Essex Bears, sows shosts and
Pigs Mares Horses; Colts; 1 Mule; one Manure
SpTeader one kayanagh and Baker Billiard Table with
one Pin Pool Board Collender Billiard Table with
"a Cues, Balls and one Rack; one Silver Bowl and
Iadle, one Liquor Case one Office Desk; one uttce
Table Chairs and one Portrait of the late Jefferson
EiSes.
The Tunlaw herd of Jersey Cattle was selected with
great care, and with view to the improvement of this
valuable butter making stock. Parties a distance no
desire STOCK Ior breeding purposes may find some
mere 70 BUY for them 10y communicating with MIR. JOHN
A; BAKER 926 Louisiana avenue
Terms cash.
K. ROSS PERRY. $40 D street northwest
REGINALD FENDAII. A. and d streets
Administrators Of the estate Of Thomas L. Hume decd
NJ. +. 1oUNH, Auctoneer. d2i, 81 30. jd
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CLAIMANTS FOR sSO00.O00-Robert H. Given. If
Chicago, one OF the claimants 10 the vast Of
the late John Burnside, Of New Orleans has ar
rived In Philadelphia. He claims 70 have sufficient
Data 10 i;ubstantiate the claim that his grand
mother, Prudence Burnside, sister OF the
dead millionaire AnJther claimant is James
burnside Wilson, of Philadelphia Mr. Given
taD.istled the relationship existing between him.
sell AMI Mr. Wilson, WHO viii share ecu lily IN the
distribution Of the vast possessions OF which John
Burnside died possessed. estimat ID AT 8. 0JO0O0.
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1iHhANGERY 3, SAIL, SALE OF XALUABI.E PROPERTY
~ On II STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

.HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ ON III STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NCRTHWEST. AT Auction
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Ccurt of The IA
District n1t ,6 OF Cons ia in eoiy cause No 7lG6
T TN nt!x pay OF January AID: 1882 FOUR
or or Parcel Of ground lying ana Icing the city of
and jescihsd ' ih = o1 or, and Known
bei nE lot tbrts-eigh t3sl in square numbered five
hundred aud seventeen, according the vision
Of all of lot and east feet fr, Of lot square 5l7
Elatte by Horace j. Frost November 25tl 1873, aud
duly recorded together with all the improvements
ways, easements, rights, privileges and appurtenances
TO the same belonging aFIertainng. This proper y
Is situated on street north between 4t 5th streets
west, and has also front Mas 'acbuscts svenue.
On part Of said lot is q two-sory Frame Dwelling
Terms prescribed by said decree, are as follows:
CDe-hlrd cash: balance in equal instsIments at six
twelve and eighteen ;nonths, FOR ch the Of the
purchaser shall DE taken bearing interest from day Of
sac and secured by deed OF trust upon the property
Sold or the whoe of the purchase money may be paid
i II cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit Of
aneing and recording at the purchasers cost # the
day OF ale the Trustee reserves the right to the
and cost Of the defautng purchaser after giving i've
days public notice of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. G.
" HORACE j. FROST, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts d29-dNds
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E,HOMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

n
cotSrY. NRhR THE c1 r9 LIMITS. IN THE
and records q the District Of tomb h' we e, vii
MI st shbhy fHG i fESi e III paY
DEGEaBER, AID. 1881: COMMENCING At TWO
property Of the late John A. P.rner snbdiyded by US
Hus = o % rad o
% to thirty six $3.50 inclusive. according to
the line Of the rad to Rock creek church. and the
said snbdiysion The lots the 5th street road have
ct I Is feet s and a 90 feet b by % Of 200
street have front of SO feet by depth Of $50 feet OF
St o % IS feet road
Rock creek church. and lot 49, which fronts l1S feet
read ROCK oreh hees So
frame dwelling upon which has frontof $50 feet
lots on Nj Pleasant street havea sni depth with
ssd f 60 M M 5 rs st
Rock Church Tne lots On BE st stTee 'front.' VIII
s nsn the G sd s
aud lastly the dwelling house ot1,. Pats OF the sub
tassoss Some 81 the 1hstreet lots viii be sold
Terms q sale third cash balance in three equsl
interest !, from day Of sale. payable semi annually.
ton Deposit q $50 each lot when sold w1l bs
AZ % ON sso
c,aser's cost. the terms Of sale are not fully COM
ss ss ths ay Ct ' III
the risk and cost Of the defaulnx purchaser or pur-
s:sf'' upon n'' ''fs S e r.ss
TEE E 4 ~ aa + FRl sfi
RAx q oJiT y iss 1ss SAME HoUh and
pd3i. .dH o''e. y T III BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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PRINCE BISMARCK AND THE PoPE.-The statement
that Prince Bismarck intended TO propose 10 a
congress OF the powers tn discuss the question of
the PopeS position Is Seni-officially denied. A
proposal to reestlbliSh the Popes responsibility
has been simply suggested semi-oiiicialy. No re-
ply has been Received
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THOS. J. FISHER l. CO.. Aucts.

FINHOS. j. FISHER CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No "a
STREET NORTHWEST. " w.
By virtue of deed OF trust to u.s. recorded among @
the land records of the District Columbia in liner
No. eco folio t91, ct seq. we will sell auction, Aa
IN lronL OF the premises on THURSDAY. THE
TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY, d, 1882. At F0iiR
O'CLOCK P. NJ, lot No. l62, in Moses Keliys recorded
brick house. WV 'i'
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
mouths. with interest all cash purchasers option
sV1 down ct sale Terms OF sale to be complied with
sell at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser Ali CON
veyancing at purchasers cost WI
ds0-d GEO. H. b. WHfTE' Trustees.
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AGED MARYLAND EIoPERs.-The Pocomoke
Record and Gazette states that Capt Newton An
drewS, who is reported as having clipped from Car
ollne county with the wife of Nathaniel Legates,
paid short visit TO Pocomoke City, but leit again
the next morning. They profcssed TO be about 10
purchase land there, but did not do so. The runa-
way couple are between fifty and sixty years OF
age-oid enough To know better. Both deserted
families OF children
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WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers.
vALUABLE PROPERTY, FRONTING ON SEVENTH
S Snsls!4!I BE BETWEEN L AND M STREETS
The undersigned Trustees by virtue Of deed of -,
recorded in Iiber No. 952 folio 2i9. of the Isnd A1
Records of the District of Columbia at the written re-
quest of the party secured thereby, will sell at public
aTnseHi9n in front mt Of the premises THEsDAY the
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm part Of Lot No. H. in
square 449, with the improvements thereon. beginning
on tb street twenty feet inches from the
northwest corner Of said lot; thence south said
street twenty-five feet four inches: east one hun
dred and sixteen feet to alley north said alley
feet four inches and thence west to the
located in the city Of Washington. in said District.
Terms of sale: fourth cash; balance i'll equal
payments of six, twelve and eighteen months with in
tees from the day Of SALE for which the notes of the
purchaser, secured by deed Of trust the premises
Sold shall be given: all cash, at the purchasers
onon deposit of 500 viii he required on the day
within five days. the Trustees the right to resell
at the risk and cost of the defatitluC purchaser
C. X. McBi.AIR. ,r.
dsO-JJ.o I'D l. l.. JOHNSON,} Ai"''oo''
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
- rADnT1NA TOT IT TfNNYn

y CAKULINA IULU ,IUNIC
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma, and all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs ana the only remedy that Is beneh
cix in malarai cnatee. This is preparation of BAL
SAN OF TOLU, ROCK CANDY, MAGNEsIA and
ether edicnals beneficial in above diseases. the basis
being the purest Rice and Rye Whisies. HARMLESS and
very pleasant to take. Try For sale by oil druggist.
and grccers at 81 quart bottle. he trde supplied
at liberal discount by Barbour Hamilton and Frank
Hume. Mholsssle GroceEs and Sole Agents foc this
Charleston. 8. c., Sole Manufactures and Propretrs
d20-tu. th. q
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The Ohio legislature convened YESTERDAY. Hon.
| q. j. Hodge was elected speaker and ID J. Ed
| wards clerk OF the house, and Hon. X. A. Hurr
elected president pro TEN. and Capt j. &. Donald
con clerk OF the senate
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INOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
IL MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT,
CONNECTING WITH THE BOSTON AND PROvI-
DENCE STEAMERS IN NORFOLK.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at pm.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, BEGIN
MING OCTOBER 1sT.
Firstcsss fare to Norfolk and Fort Monroe 80 50
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 5D
tirstcaeG fare to Plney Point and Point Lockout SO
Second-cass to Piney Point and Point Lookout. rs
Tickets and staterooms for and information fur
nished al B. W. Reeds Sens. 1916 street northwest
b. 4 q. Ticket Office, 1851 Pennsylvania north
west; st Marc Hotel; Roose's Cigar Stands. ut prin
cipa Hotels: II b. Pokinhorn, next to City Post Of
tiCe, and at Company's Office, It'll street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, General Supt.
WM. p WEIGH. Agent o24
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PROPOSALS.
DLUMBING MATERIALS. SC

t)LUMBING MATERIALS. sc,
OFF1cE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON d. c.. January Adj 1880 l
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering plumb.
ing materials. fittings and fixtures required for the
Forth wing Of the Building for State War and NAVY
Oeartents in this city will be received at this Office
meealately thereafter in presence OF bidders.
Specihcations General instructions for bidders and
dealers in plumbing goods upon application to this
once THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
Ja5-bt Lt.-C0l. Corps of Engineera
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf foot of 9th street. every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'clock pm, touch
ing Pney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
Excurion tickets viii be issued ss follows:
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Firstcase Fare Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81. 50
class Fare Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 so
Fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout so
Second Class Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout IS
Returning, leave Norfolk. TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. ut four O'Clock PIN.
Tickets and etateroOms be secured at general
Office. 613 18th street: in the National METROPOLITAN
Bank Building, at the Office, 9th street wharf.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and f. G. KNIGHT leave Pier Al, East
River, New York. every SATURDAY, at four O'Clock p.
particulars apply agent 63 Water street Georgetown
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
o22 GLIB 18th street. opposite U. S. Treasury.
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llIEil.

EVANS. In great peace. at the residence Of his ia
sf.er lingering iness Of coisnSTti"n. SAMUEL K.
EVANS. eldest son Of Rev. ". b. and Mary f. Evans.
Besssd are the dead s Who die lie in 1t the Lord"
wednssy VII fa6s place a h re
trends are re sa.c1 invited to attend md ana
gsSE k RSSRus G Of ha ps s John 81 sS
Of Hagerstown. Nd. AGED sixty eight years.
lhagerstown. tMd) papers please copy.l
n NposaS S R%sy sS Sa Of joint at sn%
Ann Noonan. aged eighteen years and twents -thres
May he rest in peace amen.
In the and cheer less winter when the earth looked
And t ssa d and d aezs w,v ,.a,,,. ,ras n
From the spirit land of Heaven to his world of woe and
Came to dwell with us an infant as lily pure and
AS blessing rich and holy he owed heartfelt
As playmate to his sister, whose love new no alloy
Day by day. With sense increasing sweet ~ smiled our
Stretched his infant hands in welcome. flied hearts
with true delight.
And the earth dark and cheeress and our hearts
Came Angel cleaning flowers rich and to grace
And Whispered unto Johnny. God hath marked thee for
In the his form lies sleeping. his bright spirit
Yet though parted we still love him with love that can
When we humby knee before Thee 1T the ise and set
We griese, Lord! Yet yielding, pray. Thy holy win
be done"
Funeral viii take place from his fathers residence,
2l39 II street northwest. Thursday morning, Janu-
uary 5, at 10 O'Clock m. Requiem mass ut ST Steph-
ems chGrch- Relatives and friends vi line family
respectfully invited to attend az
S0RRELL. On Tuesday, January Sd. 1852, at 635
a.. m, after short bat painful Illness MAUD ELIZA
BETH SOfsRELI, youngest daughter of Charles and
Mary Sorrel. aged fye years and three mo1tls.
The Angels are beckoning. mother,
Clad in robes Of SPOT ess white;
They calling 70 yopr Maudie.
Kiss me, mother now, good night
They drawing nearer, mother,
Singing their sweet heavenly song.
Cease your weefnw-yonl soon Join me;
Only wat-it won't be long.
Funeral viii take place Thursday evening, at q
O'Clock PM. from parents residence No. eos 13k
etret south est Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend.