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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON OUR-AND-A-HALF STREET, NEAR II
STREET SOUTH, AND IMPROVED PROP
Bird f, GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of two certain Deeds of Trust dated eeA
respec lively, November 23d 1875, and Septenl- Ff
4O7, and Liber No $50, folio 80, of the land
of the District OF Columbia and at the reues, of the
party secured thereby, will SELL public auction
In front OF the he foiI0win descrb. prop
erty, and on the q, IS and EOurS named, to wit:
On MONDAY the TWENTY EIGHTH day OF
EECEM BIER. 1881. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r. ell of lot numbered thirty foi;r q in III re
numbered four hundred and ninety-eight tiY IL stu
ated on the west SIDE of 4l2 street, between II 'nd
streets uhwest. in the city OF Washington D. G., be-
ing AL unimprOve1 lot
On TUESDAY. DECEMBER TwENTY-NINTH.
1858. at HALF PAS -FOUR .O'CLU> x p 81, Lots
tta,bered Al, A.. AZ, 4As 10 aud part OF ST. In te
addition TO Georgetown Of part 6f atr:,c of latd cal
the Aqaeduct br;dse. and containing II GOO square
feet (more or ess) of Iand improved by four flame
houses.
Terms of sa'e Onethird CASH balance in three equal
p yments at SIX, ta Give and eighteen months wt b
notes bearing int est Il six per per until
paid aud secured b. deed of trust properly sold:
deposit of s1UO required at time of each sale. and ali
conVeyanclng and recoidig at pui chaser'S cost.
Terms of sale must be cOml.i win in days
from date OF and In default til rustees re.
the right resell The property risk cost
tSement.
PHILIP LARNER ,-.,,n.
CHARLES I. DAVIS, ! trustees
d15l7,l922,24
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days unless the whole stock shall be sooner
subscribed forl; and said corporators shall give
public notice, by advertisement in the daily
papers published i'm the city of Washington. OF
the lime when and the place where said books
shall be opened; and subscribers upon said
books TO the capital stock of the company shall
be held TO be stockholders: ProCidcd, That
every subscriber shall pay, At the time OF sub
scribing, ten per centum OF the amount by him
subscribed. TO the treasurer appointed by the
corporators, or his subscription shall be null
ana void: Procidctf further, That nothing
shall be received i'm payment Of The ten per
centum. at the time Of subscribing, except
lawful money or certified checks from any es-
tablished banking house.
sections Ia. Is and 10 relate tn the direction
ana organization of the company. Section l !.
secures to the company use of the roadway
against mishievouS or unnecessary obstruction.
The 1Sth section provides THAT no person shall
be prohibited the right 10 travel on any part OF
said road or elected from the cars by the COM
pany $ employees, for any other cause than that
OF being drunk. disorderly, unclean, or conta-
g1ously diseased, or refusing To pay the legal
fare exacted or To comply with the lawful gene
raj regulations of the COMPANY"
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The Millionaire Killed by Work.

At the regular lecture to the students of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons in New
York Saturday DIR. J. w. McLane, physician OF
the Vanderbilt family, said that Mr.. Vanderbilt
died from overwork. He added: "Mr. Wander
bit was possessed Of an excellent constitution,
a fine physique and great muscular power. He
should have lived with these advantages many
years longer Since his fathers death-eight
years agO-he has lived, measuring by work and
care, fully twenty. This laid the foundation of
arterial changes which resulted i'm the rupture
OF a large vessel in the brain. He was not with
out warning. He often asked me if he would be
taken of suddenly, and replied yes The
duty OF a physician is not SO much to give drugs
for the cure OF present ills to prevent their oc-
currence by proper advice tending toward the
regulation OF the mode of life. Most railroad
men have shortened their lives by either not
having proper advice in this respect or by not
needing it,
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Hon. A. Nj. Kelly, ex-minister TO Austria, dc .
livered lecture inSteinway hall. New York, Sun
day night, on was Ireland Nation" He said:
know that am speaking for you, as I know
that am speak ing for myself. when I say that
Parnells movement means an Irish republic.
L have never been able To find a reason or dnd
a person who could give a reason why Ireland
should not be Free On the basis Of race. Of sem
timent, of geography, Ireland and England
should be separate. The Irish are Q pure race
The English are a composite race-an agglom-
Grafton of all the robbers of Europe. There is
no question of religion In the fight IL ia one OF
race antipathy-an antipathy that existed three
hundred years before there was Protestant In
existence
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THE CHILDREN,s HOSPITAL.
Annual Meeting and Election Of OH.
cers-Mr. Mcclure Resigns the Office
Of Treasurer.

At the annual meeting Of the directors of the
Children's hospital last evening, Mr.. s. " Niles,
the president, in the chair, Mr.. r. C. Fox secre-
tary, the annual reports of the various officers
and of the executive committee were presented.
The following officers were elected: President,
Mr.. s. V. Niles; vice president, MIR. NJ. w. Gait;
treasurer, Mr.. w. s. Thompson. Executive
committee, Messrs. 8. v. Niles (ex.officio), r.
Ross Perry and Thomas ]. Fisher, and Drs. ].
w. H. Lovejoy, A. Y. P. Garrett, ]. Ford
Thompson and G. N. Acker, medical staff. Con-
sulting physicians and surgeons, Dfs. N. S.
Lincoln, D@niel R. Hagner, J. W. H; Love
Johnston. Attending surgeon, DIR. J. Ford
y. Marmion, A. +. 4. King and George
s. $. Adams, 7. E. McArdie and A. Y.P. Gar
nett, Jr. Resident physician. DR.. Louis Kali
Rin pins Outdoor physician De A. F. G S,n
d. Matron, Miss A. Myers. MIR. +. b. Mcclure,
VINO has been treasurer of the institution for
fifteen years, ever since the hospital was founded.
tenoered his resignation, and In accepting the
resignation the board adopted a resolution ex-
pressing their appreciation vi the value OF Mr..
Mcduire 8 long aud faithful service.
THE ANNUAL REPORTS.
The annual report made by Mr.. Mcclure as
treasurer showed that the receipts Of the year,
including balance Of 81 ,33O.41 on hand Dec
enber 1, 1884, amounted to 12,32O.69, and
the treasurer had cash balance December 1,
1883, OF $1,142O4, the disbursements iOr the
year having amounted to S1O,57S.65. The
presidents annual report stated that the work
In which the Institution was engaged was
steadily increasing. Two thousand aud seventy.
TWO children We're treated during the year, and
eighteen thousand children have received med.
lcal and surgical treatment through this charity
during the past 10 years. Or the number Of
patients treated during the past year 225 occu-
pied beds In the hospital, the daily average
being 40 500; 1921 were treated In the dis
pensary, and 26 treated by the outdoor phys-
can; Tue Hall fund.-" the interest OF which
o. the hospital, now amounts to $75,1 76.
TINS nind Is derived through bequest az the
late Dr: james e. Hall, one OF founders OF the
hospital. This generous endowment, though
tnsuncient TO support the hospital, Is an assur.
ance OF Inc permanency Of the Institution.
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AMUSING PREDIcAMENT OF A SHERIFF WHO
SEIZED CIRCUS EoR DEBT

SEIZED CIRCUS FOR DEBT.
MONROE, GA, Dec. 15.-Sheriff Ammons OF
this county. is in quandary. Saturday morn
ing he was ordered TO attach Giles circus for
debts amounting TO $4,000. He waited until
the performance was half over, and while the
elephant was doing the waltz act, stepped In and
read the attachment. The ring-masier simply
said, There's your elephant" and lefl the
sheriff to take possession OF the beast the best
he could. He has now under the canvas the
elephant, monkeys, sea lion, a leopard, and
other animals. He is looking for q keeper, as
his deputies don't know how TO feed them.
Meantime the circus men stand on and laugh
at the men who have a real elephant on their
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SECRETARY BAYARD AND THE NEW ENG
LAND FIsHERMEN.-A secret meeting Of The
executive committee of the New England
Fisheries Union was held in Boston yesterday
Mr.. Steele, president OF the union. said in con-
versation: 1--WE don't want any legislation
whatever on this matter. We want it LETT just
as IL Is, but IL Congress must appoint O COM
mission we want q commission that will give
exclusive attention TO the fishery question.
resolution was adopted condemning the treat
ment which the fishing industry has recently
received at the hands Of Secretary Bayard In
the adoption OF measures at the instance Of the
British minister AT Washington looking to the
eventual Tree importation OF British Dish from
the Dominion Of Canada"
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WANTED TO MARRY A WHOLE FANYLY.-By
tho arrest Of Frank lambert who is now In the
jail at Oshkosh, Wis, upon complaint Of a
out OF the city, . most singular case OF bigamy
has been brought 10 light. lambert worked
for Fitzgerald and has been married to both the
latters attractive daughterx. Each marriage
was unknown to the other sister, and until last
week was kept secret from tie other men,
bers Of the family. Immediately upon learn
ing the facts the rather caused Hamberts ar
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Ambushed and Murdered q Depusy
Marshal.

murderers OF United States Deputy Marshal
kellett. who was waylaid aud killed on Look
ont mountain last sunday, have been captured.
They are 10 Young aud his son Calvin. They
were Old offenders and lured the officer into
the mountains by sending him a note, saying
they were willing TO surrender When the
officer arrived they started for Summe rvilu,
Ca, with him, but had their conIederates
posted. They were lying In ambush, and
the officer came in sight they perforated his
body with bullets. The romans laid IN the
woods until the next day, when they were
found by "A mail carrier
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a MIuister.s Fall.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. 15.-Dr Mclean, late
pastor Of the Ninth Presbyterian church. and
implicated in a scandal with Miss LILY
Mitchell. Of Menominee. Wis, and who was
deposcd from his Passionate. has been discharged
from a dime museum here for swearing at and
insulting visitor. The visitor asked him why
he used the same subjects every time in hts
performances The doctor intimated that he
did not do 81. and the visitor insisted that he
did. This incensed the doctor, and he said,
81 on re Id liar He had been engaged by
the museum manager TO do a mcsmerism act.
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A SHOCKING OUTRAGE IS WEST VIRGINIA.
Annie Blazier, of Bridgeport, o., is now lying I'll
in the Ohio county w. Na.) poorhouse, from
the effects of outrageous treatment by we'll
known married man Of Wheeling, West Va.
The girl says that six weeks ago she was met BY
a respectable looking lady who said she wanted
a domestic and told her TO go to a residence on
Main street, near 10th, In Wheeling. The girl
went TO the house and was put 10 work. In .
confinement I'm a room, where she was visited
by the aforesaid married man. who forced her
To accede to his wishes. She was fept there
two weeks all the while fored 10 receive visits
from the man. She finally fell i'll and was
turned out OF doors. She went 20 County Com
missioner Booring, who procured her admit
lance TO the infirmary and received her state
ment in writing. The girl is In q bad way. She
has always borne good reputation.
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Doesn't Think They Were Mexican ssl.
dierS

ArsrTN, TEX, Dec. 15.-Gov. ireland does not
believe a statement made TO the adiutant gen
eral that IL was Mexican soldiers who carried
of some cattle from this side ot the Rio Grande
into Mexico last week. He has. however writ
ten Ia ten. Stanley ON the subject. and will de-
mand restoration OF the cattle. whether taken
by Mexican maraudcrs Mexican soldiers
and will communicate the facts, when he has
full information, to Washington.
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers
IL 9Th and D SITS. nv

SALE BY CATALOGUE
JAPANESE AND CHI. ESE Art TREASURES
IN NEW AND ANTIQUE PURCELAINS AN
OLD BRONZES, SUCH AS PORCELAIN
PLACQUkS CT PS, SACCERS, VASES, BOW Is
AND JARS KICi.LY DECORATED AND
ORNAMENrED BRONZE INCENSE BURN
ERS, VASES. STATC ETTES, PLAI CUES &C,
SAT UNA AND CiO!SONNE WARE. BRAS !,
AND tRYSrAL GOOD, B,SQUE FIGURES
AND STATUEITES, &c, MAKING; \ MOST
COMPLETE ASsOk1 MENT OF EXQUIol rE
CABINET SEC MEMS i OR THE HOLIDAYS
BY AUCTION ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
DECEMBER SEN ENTEENTH AND EIGHT
ZENITH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. AND
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Within rooms will peremptorily dispose OF
the aforementioned superb collection OF Bric-a-
8rac. Catalogues ready and exhibition commences
Tuesday. December 18th, . q. IN. dist
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BRAZIL. IND.. Dec. 15.-Mrs Mary n. Brown.
who died at Saline city, Ind. on Thursday. was
an eye witness to the launching of Fulton's
first steamboat on the Hudson. in 1905. at
which time she 16 years old. She had q
distinct and intelligent recollection of that In
teresting event and its prncipal actors
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KILOGRAMS TO THB STAR
A Fatal Duet Beswee. pe.peraAees.

RAwLINs, Wy. T., December l5.-rarticu-
lars Of a fatal shooting affair have lust reach
here from the north. Jack Sanders, the keeper
OF a house of ill-fame near Fort Fetterman. and
". l.. Bacon, cowboy. Gu lrreed over woman
and both drew guns. Ten shots were exchanged.
Sanders lived twelve hours aud Bacon eighteen.
nders was n notorious desperate sud had
killed several men. He kept crew of kindred
spirits about him. who openly dened the officers
II the law, aud his place aud inmates have the
worst possible renutatiOn
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZEs AND ORNA-
MENTS,
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO..
STORE CORNER TENTH AND DISTRICTS.
Faclng Pennsylvania avenue),
Commencing
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIFTEENTH,
ATTEN AM,
REsUMING AT TWO AND SEVEN AND A HALF
O'CLOCK PM.
and continue from day to day until the entire stock is
, The stock will include New and Beautiful Goods In
Epsrgnes Center rd tisees Fruit Tns sets
reens, Bakers. Vases, Buffers. Syrups. &C. &C.
ALSO.
$50 DOZEN ROGERS
And Other Celebrated Makes of
IVORY, PEARL W TALRus CARVED HANDLE
sPooNs. LADIES caRvEks sTEELs
FISH KNIVES. DC. &c
ALSO,
A Choice Assortment Of
MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS
me saiesroom has been fitted up especially for the
display elegant goods we'll heated the com
are respectfully invited
The goods will be guaranteed in every respect
resented and our Instructions most positive to sell
the entire stock without reserve.
Out Of town purchasers can have goods carefully
packed. d125t
nUNcANsoN BROS Auctioneers
SALE BY AUCTION OF GENERAL AssoRr-
coNsisTiNG II PART 81 GLASS GLASS. CHINA CHINA
Low WakE eu MAhh T TSs M mp cook
LOT OF TOYS AND GENERAL afs9 ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE Holidays
On TTEspAf EEEN6NG nEcEM ZEN Thr
WEDNEsDAY MoENiNG. at Ten o" Uc 10 CIV. we
sl p a s 81 FL e nf 1se
attention. DUNCANSON BROS.
dl4-2t AuctiOneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE OF FINE HANDMADE
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. TRUNKS
DIES, FINE HORSE BEHNK Ers, FIN Plush H
CIR EYE E3H tEATYEK GHRRs
INA FIHST-C'LASS ESTABLISH MEcST. SALES
NJ. AND coNTINUE EACH EVENfSG All
THE SAME HOUR UNTIL THE ENTIRE
TABLlSHED HOUSE OF MEssSRS. j. p. SHRl-
HPs 4 Go Ne = 900 I ffEIEESTH STREET
Special attention called the above sale to those in
search of Holiday Coo d. the stock must be closed
out on account Of changing business
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THE DOG WAR IN NEwARK.-The Newark,
n. j., chief of police has issued an order to his
men to abandon the use OF poison to destroy
dogs, and use their revolvers. Over one hum
dred dogs have already been killed. Theod ore
Kaufman, another of the persons bitten, win
sail for Paris this week for treatment by DIR.
PaSteur.
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ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL KING MILAN.-A
rumor is current that Vukotic, secretary OF the
supreme court OF Montenegro, has informed an
intimate friend that a Russo-Montenegrln plot
existed to form a Servian state. TO consist OF
Servia, Bosnia, Herzegovina and Montenegro;
that an assassin was hired for forty thousand
roubles to Kill King Milan, and that the
complete divulged the plot. Ii is rumored that
camp.
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WY c. DUVALL, AuctlOneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
THE COUNTY. WITH TWtISTURY FRAME
HOUSE, ABOUT TW!:NTI-SEVEN ACRES
ADAPTED FOR SUBDIVISION INTO VILLA
SITES
Under and by virtue of decree passed in the e.ft
Supreme Court of the District of Columba. being .A
equity cause numbered s.. o3o in which William ks1..
Martin was complainant and Kena Be,i and
pubic auction, on MONDAY, DECEMBl.R iWEN-
IY-EiGfir, at FOUR U.jn. X PM. all the right
title and int rest Of The parties this i'll the
tain real g. ate known a. loi numbered two u plat
of the survey of subdivision Tract of land, part
of the original tract OF Gillian castle Manor
made BY Is. F. Martin for the late Henry Martin
more particularly described iOlows: Beginning at
third mile stone the Dstric; line thence with said
line 4-1zo l. III tn The NV. of Thomas
Joys land; thence Win west line of said Joys line
20 ~ ps. 10 the y. T. corner of lot No. /,
cupied by HAL Main; thence ) $40 w ll2 pa. with
north line OF said lot /; the .ce 32lo r. 2 2I-ltO
ps. \ $50 II .l-lUO ps, n 34lso r. 1U ps, 361ao
lUls Ts Sjiao + l6 ps., \ 400 Il ID ps. t., the
south line Of II acre Ot lh.n with said line to
said line OF the district OF toidmba: ;helce j2lo
Sl2 ps. to the beginning tone containing IN acres.
more or less, the same beng part of the farm the
line OF railroad between Terra Gotta and Takonla sta
lions and in the District of Columbia.
T. rms prescribed by the decree One-thfrd cash.
baiance In one and two all cash, best suits
purchaser secur. on the cal estate title held by
trustee until raid. 500 deposit will be required
al the fail Of the hammer lie to be complied with
la ten days, will be made ut the cost of de-
fail,ting purchaser. WATSON j. NEWTON,
dS-tuth SGds $40 h ST., Trustee.
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A NEW ATLANTIC CABLE COMPANY IN
CORPORATED.-Edward 5. Stokes, assius II.
Reed, Dwight Townsend, Edward I.auterbach,
U. A. LOchraue and Patrick Calhoun are cor
porators OF the Southern Telegraph and Cable
company, which filed its certificate Of incor-
poration in New York yesterday. Its line of
telegraph is to run from New York city and
throughout the United States and Canada to
any point ON the coast Of Ireland, to Penzance
and to London, TO Brussels and TO Paris.
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AUCTION SALES.
wv EKS & CO., Auctloneers

srkEE EF'S SoRFH EAMd!f al 70 A 22e
NJ at he dwell
ing we Will sell the entire effects contained therein,
PARLoR SUI Sits; WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
BRUs IhLsU IS SpN THs TA AZ NAT
ssEE2assrEARs aHIs NATHnESsEs
HAL LRa. = So STAIR CARPETS. STOVES,
GLASSWARE sIGAaRE, LOUNGES, SEWING MACHINES.
ExTENSI6N TABLES. cANE-sEAT CHAIRS
LARGE iG lot 1F FURSfriURE TOO NUMEROUS
THoAAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SOME EMILY ETri CARVED FTRNITgEE rEE S2g
TIE TIE ,MMARSoLINT And KINGS PERIOD: PIP
RARE GOODS. AT AUCTION
nc On +; MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN
at residence Of the lape Il. r. Barlow No. i2iS
1ects' embracing in part
one Rosewood Pano-forte, Cover and Stool; Pier
4 NH; marror. Fine Steel Engravings and Paint
ar1ed s
four pieces formerly belle" ged to John r. oyle;
darned Ga sas
Handsome Macrds Vase, Pedestals. Bull Cali
chi China 2 tie Marcoin nd King Period. ITO
anu lI96, Superb Old India china Service,
represent g the Three Periods; One Set OF
Twelve Pieces of the Fitzhugh China. the
fareSt OF Old India Chna-bue aud gilt: Nan.
KIN Plates. CrOquet Cups and Saucers, all differ
ent; Rare Old Chinese Vases and China Cups
ana Saucers (old PhiIad, painted in Scepia),
window Drapery, Velvet Covered Chairs and
Sofa,
ARTICLES THAT WE'RE PURCHASED AT THE
SUMNER SALE,
Carved Hall Taule aud Hall stand Satin Do
mask Table Cloth and Napkins, with Summers
initials, Wine Cloths, Fire Irons and Bellows
and other articles.
Fine Old Cutglass Decanters very rare pieces Gen.
era Assortment of Fine Old Cut and Engraved
GLASSWARE, oilver-Plated Ware very fine rench
ChlnaD Dinner and Tea service, crimson and gold;
Dihing Room Furniture. Black Walnut ChlIn-
Der Furniture, Mardrobes, Fine Ii air Mat
tIesses Feather Beds, Holsters, and Pillows;
Spring Under BE S, Table Ware, blankets.
Comforts, Sheets, and Spreads Stewa art Cook
ing stove, Kitchen Requisites. &c
\. B.-There some rare and scarce articles in
this collection of ,oods which should gathered
by our cOnnoiSseurs.
dlo-tds TuOS DOWNING Auct
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MURDERoUs INDIANS ATrACKED.-News has
been received from Silver City, NM, that Capt.
Fountain, troop c. Sth cavalry, had an encoun-
ter with the hostiles on the 9th inst. Two white
men had been murdered by the Indians, who
were dancing around the burning cabin where
they had killed them when the troops charged
upon them. A lively fight ensued and several
Indians we're wounded. Ii is believed two OF
the redskins were killed. The soldiers CAP
tured fourteen of the Indians horses one mule
and their entire supply of provisions. The hos
tiles scattered in every direction.
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BOOKS, &c.
PROPOSALS,

- Hospital S..hVICE-
WAsHINGToN, d. C., De cember IA. 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be this office unit
NOON, TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH, 1856 for
furnishing this service with medical supplies and
mis- elaneous articles Tor the six ending June
g., 1886. Copies o. schedules Of articles required i'll
be furnished upon application.
Tue Department reserves the right waive in
forInalities, rel Ct any AL bids
JOHN l.. HAMILTON,
Supervising Surg Gen. U. = Marine Hosp Service IL
DRoPOsALS FOR MATERIALS FOR HEAT
Il ING APPARATUS. ETC.
OFFICE oF BUILDING STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs
WAsHiNGfoS, ID G.. November -, 1855
Sealed Proposals sr furnishing AMI deliv eGn COM
piete the materials, ftns ec-- required for
struciOn OF tae Healin2 and steam apparatus of
and center Wings OF the building for state, War
until TWELVE II. on THURSDAY, DICEMBi II
SEVENTEENTH. loS0, ami opened Immediately
thereafter III presence OF bidders.
The Proposals and contracts viii be AND
DISTINCT each tine following four classes ma
terals and articles. namely:
&c
Class 2.-CastIron F1enge-pipe. Coils, DaInpers &c
Class d Ppe-ht. ingS- Valves WrOughtIrUn Coils,
Registers Xc
Class A rought-Iron Pipe.
Specifications blank forms of proposal. and general
INSTRUCTIONS 20 brlsiers. Will b. iurn esiab- bed
usnufc In the sective Classes. ON
apPilcssL but the draw Nos
Can De seen Oniy ~ this Office
IHts>. LINCOLN CASEY.
- Colonel, corps Of Engineers
ms, 81. s.30.de l5SI6.0t
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TNLECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
lILECAMPANE AND hOREHOUND
kI-ECAMPANE AND FOREGROUND
ELECAMPANE AND HOEEHOUND s-.tss
COUGH DROPS
COUGH DROPS.
Sure cure for all Sorts Coughs Gods Hcarseness DC.
70 take and easy TO carry May be taken ut
any time.
Halfpound Packages, 2Bc. each
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist,
dl1 18th and stx and I'd and y sss NV.
II PHILiPPrs PERFECT-t fitting WIGS ON
Ike hand and made 10 order.
stock Of HAIR BkAiIps, all shades.
COMBINES MADE INTO BRAlDS for CSC
DYEING BRAID6 IRON BIyONDET 10 BLACK,
from 5Oc mp.
Only f1rst-class work
LADiks HAIR DRESSING AND HAZE CUTTINa.
III. PHILIpP1,
n14-lm eos 7th street northwest