Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1873, Page 5

HOLIDAY GOODs. =z SHETZGER N. 417 Seventh Street, EALER In POREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, Has Cosstantit tw Store FINE OLD WHISKIES, FINE OLD WINE, PURE JAMAICA ROM, Wi caida NEW ENGLAND RUM, SCO?TcH WHISKY, 4TOCK AND ENGLISH ALE, PORTER, dc. FOREIGN FRUITS. jeudid assortmet of Canned Goods. PURE APPLE CIDER, MEDFIELD BUCKWHEAT, NEW YORK APPLES. CHOICE BUTTER, Packed expreasty for family use in small pails, Beceived Weekly. COFFEES @3tr_ BKOASTED FRESH EVERY DAY. Soreesry ILLUSTRATED CHBISTMAS GIFT BOOKS, FOR Sale aT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue. ENGLISH AND Deaviifoliy illustrated. BIBLES, EPiSOUPAL AND CATHOLIC PRAYEB Buvuks, styles of binding AMERICAN POETS, at Gold Pens and Pencils. a°.5 & Sous’ superior Penkriver. Boreis Leat, er Bugiish and French Csif- skin Po ke: end Lettcr Wallets. ‘A fine sssortment of Photograph Albums. Balieiog ead ABO Blocks. and Scotch Toy Books, a2 Wustrations printed im colors. LOOK TO THE JUVENILES. Bee them well bestowed with books for the coming holidsys Go early, a better sclection can be made. Gnd the crowd of the holidays avoided. DIABIES POR 1973, all sorts, im yarious styles of binding. MAHOGANY AND BOSEWOO! DESES, PORTFOLIO; WBITING and everything ia the TIONEBY LINE. Tor gale at SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore, ai7-tr corner 43% street and Peun’aavenus. Ne®* BOoOouRKSsS. king Tales vol; 8¥o Lesther 8 By James Fenrimore Darley .. 1 with forty ith . His “Lite “acd” Werks.” By “agene 2 By Kana Dean Proctor. 1i- end M Makers. By J New Books are excsedingly appropriate for PHILP & SOLOHONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, deel3-tr 911 Ponasyivanis avenue. Fe BALLS AND PARTIES. DRESS COATS. A LARGE STOCK AT RBEDSCED PRICES. WALL, BOBINSON & CO., delttt 1921 Pennsylvania avenue. BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, 905 90. PHIL. H. WELCH @ 00., SEAL ESTATE BROKEKS. AUCTION BER? 45 0 INSURANCE AG ENTS. ane Day sud sell Beal Sstace. FPF STREST. oO TLS P.B Corner N. ¥. Waotrsat® Duaten mn a 8. LIME, CEMENT, SA: &c., Bo., Bo LUBMB2Z2 SILLS cut to ordor on short notice BLUE STONE for Building. pur pveee delivered in BEAL ESTATE and sold and vested. T: rus branch of thebestnens f ‘emy personal attention, and jaily from te ®. m. anti! four p. EW OFFICE. JUAN BOYLE @ Co, BEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, ‘Sraesr, ii Hy a Hs it ii i } bs commences tock of the De ¢ or delay. spaic all aioe, Folia, ent plates hic! may be to the henever ed, and ow req f denemina\ Bot al martes Ge Bis be of steel engra’ the and ‘own ane ade or used at any Ning tract = ii be delivered, ecking <aa'S, demandes Hithogra| Tl be r % Daildis @, and in sopa: r ‘Society By W by tig contractor: and when placed ° and eal ot Ti BE s he number introduction ‘unfinie nambor obi mt the of the Departmen: 1735 $. ne | of the manutac sr ¥ 3a factured: of i ing! me ‘contractor shall fu r Wy "4 ‘ace Ede goed and 4 the i said Sercement or 10 the. entiti ‘ect aking apne et wl legal. been uewaily ‘suthority = for fo. citer ich act prov and Bis jarisdiction 1 to be made ive responsible wet lowest jpulation embraced igtoal party ent Postmaster tended contract. LIVERY STABLES. ed A“URUE nN ponrtingeaby day or hour, and a eh ——_——EoEsESO = PROPOSALS. ProroeaLs FoR, sApEESIVE POSTAGE RTMENT, Deo 12, 1572. ted, from steel plate ea- 4 and will be received at it until 12 o'clock ou FRiULAY, day of January, 1373, for feraishing S.amps for term of f.4ur years, commenc- ing ow the first (1st) cay of May, 1873. QUALITY OF STAMPS. mast be furnished, suujoct to Department, trom steel he highest style > ond printed printers, 8 Ex the genth (loth) the ap- 08, et ‘The Stam: freved ff Of the art of st ae A Ol. sheets to Qnd packed 80 as to prevent eoeb other; the same to be farnishei wit! ST rector ‘OCK ON HAND. ‘The conti shail at all times keep on band s atock of the several 8 of stamps, sub- Jeet to the control of the Agent of the Departinen: 1m lt apt menametares PACKING. Stampe to be transmitted by securely wri ‘sea rontes packed im hermetically scaled tin cases, BLADES. In sddi.ten, the contrac: furu.su labels, aud direct th Depart ober biseke my to be ine! sismps; also, all blanks for daily, weekl: ‘and qusrierly returns relating to deuviziuations of stam ps fi 5 ESTIMATE OF QUANTITY BEQUIRED. jd he pumber of stamps issued and to be issued dur- the four years embrace resent is estimated to be two billion ninety four ition, ta werege senuly increase bung eight forty-bun- ia estimated at the same increase, two billivm eight hundred 9 Fequired. er cen! the next four years it 81 toree million stam os wilt b: 5 understood, bowever, tl Propusale mace under this sdvertivement shell includes 1 the sismps peeded by the Department during the con- trac’ term withont reference to the above estimates, is Tt wost whieh are here eu ouly for tae information and guidance of bi re. DELIVELY. may be required tobe delivered by the contractor in separate packages, as above pro- ¥ided for, at the post same are mannfacturea; or f Post Office Department, Weshingtoa, D.O denomination being ke pt soparate,) as the P, ter Geuerel may direct. ag DiSS, ROLLS, ARD PLATES. ani ich postage ie property of the The siamps custedy of the wil contractor on th» Ist day of 1873, the same to be held subject to the order and control of the Department, as hercinatier provided; And the contractor will be required, from said dies, rolis, snd plates, aud irom such rolls and plates ag may be neccesary to be reproduced from tho original dies, to have on y for igsue on the day the contract term » & sufficient stock siampe, of the several denominations required, to fil the current daily requisitions from part- ment, without bindrauce or delay. < contractor will be further required to keep in from which stamps be rea y require auy timo to take the stam pe, or ef any of a pe Bow in use, the same shail be f aud engraved, subject ‘to the approval of tea Geveral, upon his req: sbie tune; ail which shall b- the beat style engraving expense. All dies, made or time in filling shall te the absolute property of acd shsit Ivered, in g50d Ww of the. om, Or tur tor }. and plates cont inited States, order, to the Po.tmaster General or his authorized sgvat whene.er . BUILDING, PLACE OF MANUFACTURE, ETO. rolls, the he stamps will be required to ina fre- aildis g, and distinct from those in w! manuiactured and wi burglar specially provided for that purpose, acd rt meni safe or vault shail at all ‘times be subject to the inspection of an nao the Department. PUBTS. ‘The contractor will be required to report weekly, (Butehedy a and" spelled.) the ‘umbat . and the number available 1 ‘stamps to be destroyed by tin the presence of Tesentati: Agel the contractor or his rey! business 8 agency, withoat cost to jhe Government. ™ poset! ROT ASSIGNABLE. e conirsct cannot, assigned. transferred or case, be lawfully RESERVATIONS. ‘The Postmaster General reserves the right to re- ject any and ali bide if ix his jutgment the of the ernment require it; also the right to apnal the contract if, im his opti there shail be a fi any time te perform faithfully in case of a willful attempt to ii partment staimps inierior tothoso Low. PAYMENTS. Payments for stamps a2tually issued and delivered will be made quartet ang adjustment of g AGEESMENT—BONDS Within ten days after awarded the successf ure st ulations, or on the De} im use. alter proper examination the coutract has been bidder shall enter into an miecerennl neat ae teee conditions, e: 5 I" To this advertisement t, secistre agree the p in ad say) approved August 3 that im case the contractor the terms of bis coutract he be placed in the Esoping a4 | pril, PROPOSALS. J NITED STATES MATL : MARYLAND. Post Orrice Deraxtwext, Wasitine tox, December 1, 1&2. Pp Is will be received at the Contract Office of this Department uotil 3 p.m. of Marcu 3, 1573, (to be iSeeatinef the Uateat Detar tes Saye ase ae mails of the United Stator, June 3. 1576. in the ate of te ont eles land, on t and by the schedules of departures and arrivals herein specified. (Bidders will examine carefully the forms and in- structions annexed.) ‘The attention of bidders ts called to the th section of the Post Office appropriation ct of March 3, 1871, which requires that all bids of $5,000 2nd upward shall be accompanied by a check or draft of not less than five per cent. of such bid. Railroad rowtes not adveritsed. 9612 From Piummervilie to Freder back, three times a week ,h partures and arrivals satistactory master at Plummerville. 9% From College St. James to Breathedsville, 3 miles and back, three times a week, by a schedule of departnres tory to the postmaster al Proposals invited for six. 83 From Conococheague, by Fairview and Coar. foss, to Mason aud Dixon, (Pa.,) 10 mites and back, three times a week Leave Conococheague Monday, Wednesday. and Saturday at 1 p, m.; Arrive at Mason and Dixon by 4p. m.; Leave Masun and Dixon Monday, Weducsilay, 4.90 Dp. tB.; heague by 7:30 p.m. to Skipton, 5% miles and back, ‘a week, by aschedile of den als satisiactory to er, by Mexico (n. 0.) and ) to Manchester, 10 ik J tminster by 4 p. Proposals iuvited for twice-s the post- Proposals inv ham, and ending at ») by Mitchet! West River, 12 n 8 week. on Station Tuesday, Thursday, and 99. at Ri y 12m; jay, Thursday, and Sat- uray at Y p.m; Arrive at Mulliken Station by 4 p.m. Proposals invited for six- 9888 From Duffield RB. R.,) 24 by aches factory 3689 From Port Tobacco to Murdock Station, (B. & P. RB. B.,) 2 miles and back, six times a week. ry to the postmaster -and making connection with trains north and south, 3300 From Lake Rolai \es-t-week Service, White Plains Station, (B. & P. times a week, ; ‘stud arrivals satis: postmaster at Duffield, arity "(Law “with celerity , certs as £—— doliars. ) fox th ledge af the 0 proposed, with g iwler and gaai ard must be accompanied by On sone solvent nationa t annual pay fess than 5 | Section OATH REQUIRED BY SECTI ACT OF CONGRESS, APP 72.70 B 7 DT N TA BE TAKEN ALIFIED TU AD- der for conveying the tail on route Wear that [have the . ony ni ami affix my official aforesaid N When the oath ie OTE — 2 Who administ: eofthe peace, NSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND POSTMAS TERS; CONTAINING ALSO CONDITIONS TO BE INCORPORATED IN THE CONTRACTS TO THE EXTENT THE DEPART- ry to each ited, for a minutes are all not otherwi madly 2. On rontes where the mod» of the spec = of the “alan post ot performe failure by signet by th ; imes the pay rivals so far b depending fourth of the co ‘and not stifti n for th herein speci the nature may be mad 5. For leaving b delinquency rtifl- cates of postmasters, ble , for fail) mh route. ral may annul th ‘ated failures to run ° ir Vintating the post off disobeying f the Department; for. r required y order an increase ing therefor a pro raia change sched- a rte pl the route su sot whenever the public interest, in ‘shall require such discontinuance or ont for any other cause: he allowing as fall ac h's extra pay on service dispensed with, and a pro rata for the amount of service retained and curtail ind: ments will be made by coll ns from, or drafts on postmasters 61 herwike, after the expira- tion of each quarter—say in November, February, May, and August—provided that required evidence of service has been received. W. The distances given are believed to be substan- tially corsect; but no increased pay will be allowed hey be greater than advertised, if the points plied are correctly stated. Bidders must taform theniseless on thts point.and also in reference to the weight of the mail, the condition of hills, Toss stream, ead all toll-bridgy turnpike, jank roads, ferric, or obstructions of amy hit oink expense may be incurred. No claim for addi- tional pap haget vn Sack grout can b canaiered nor for alle, mistakes or misapprehension, as to the degree of service: not for, bridges destroyed. cement fe issued, and ale during the contract term, Sethe Nisited Without extra pay, if the distance be rensed. i 4 to mail their Th Bikiors ‘are cantionsd to anit thelr proposal Yor buds received after uu. ‘athe member », the service, the of the Tater .) and the mame AUCTION SALES, FUTURE pars. ree earth gute Pes ue ee digi one ———_—__ _ EVENING STAR. OOUBLE SHEET. The @ther Bide of the Question ‘When the the new prin cate wiih eur on, equal to 5 percent of the amouat, (See ba Congress of June 8, ’ Ii The contracts are to be executed and returned to the Department by or before the 1st day of -June, 1573: gherwwise the accepted badder weil be considered as and the tied. chat day havine failed, and the Postmasir General may pro- pothing but Lbela. Impertinent girls in the Burli Arcade have gratuitously in- Sroratag tego Se ewes HR ether parte, pulted ladies of tities and irieebie ‘contipmen, Transfers of contracts, or of interest in contracts, like Mr. John Hampden, with a “fad” com aoe ae ce = = corning the rotundity of tne gy hare ase@ transferred or assigned to other parties. Bidders Cie ee reer perpen. vere eieer able litvle tradesman owes a griod@ge, and ns % therefore take notice that they will be expected. to scoundrel who dares vot say openly what he m the service aw: to them through the w contract term. thinks, fies to the balf-penny port-card tw A Section 248 of the nct of June 8. 1g3, rovides gratify, mean feeling of paltry Post- that contracts for the transpertation of the mail shal cari been tried, therefore. some be awarded to the lowest bidder tendering suficient te ‘or guarantees for faithful performance, without ott nee to the mode of such transportation than necessary to provide for due and security thereof, trans; poses Ubey are uscioss rteay and decency alike prohibit their mse by all well versed in the ordinary decencics of society. For whet purpore, therefore, are post cards retained brifty ‘housekeepers use them for omering coals and candies. Secretaries of cluariiabie societies are not above employing them for the Purposes of importunity. For summoning meetings and collecting councils they be handy enough, but they are a perpetaal mee to editors of newspapers, who would cheer the hour when they were abolished. Their com- dempation 1 pronounced in the recent tibets om. Constance Fitagerald and Prof. Wallace id whatever may be the mode of conveyance mecessary to tmswre ite “erlert ig and ine the preference ov a ‘ idered, © round By ie egaare No. 314 in the city of Wash re considered, except f fogton, DO shoginring fof the same at northwest Corner of that part of hich was be 0 fere with rezular coin with guarantee and certificat ‘8 previous bid fo be careful not of guarantors without ki © persons of sufficient. responsibility ction 47, act of Jum ) They must not the certificate until th we bid be and the bid and guarant and (two) guarantors; @ by postmasters will subjert them to wmmediate re moral, and to severe penalties. Postinasters are also liable to dismisal from office for acting as agents of contractors or bidders. cr without compensation, in any Imsiness matter, or relating to the mail se ‘They are the trusted agents of the Department, aud cannot co sistently act in both capacities. . er at 1873, coms %, NO fect soil, on the prem! ¥ s ints’ line. thence al $8 the Backey Pace, ning 10 teet 6 inches, Huddles‘on, esq square feet of greaud: als Edwar wnsh and will Satisfy execution So, 10.179, in f Hoban ALEX’R SHARP United States Marebai, D Fondall B® Jamas orn, Auctioneer. & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Rew to Pepulerize Law Stadtes. J. Fitz James Stevens, in an address upor coditication, delivered betore the social assocta- tion of London, said: **The only thing which prevented Engli-h people from seeing that the 7 was really one of the most in aad instructive studies in the world, wean lih lawyers bad thrown it into a shape wh! adiousl; could only be ‘an at _dand te 614 Ponnsyirania avenue. F VERY VALUAB' ELVANIA avunoe fi accepted bids, their le against them. Present contractors, and persons known at the pression in plain words, and the ous ar- Department, must, equally with othe: Tangement of actual laws of rales drawn up for iftcates of their sufficiency sab- practical » by the light of common ex- tially in the forms above described. The certifi- perie this was as easy as any other sort r, © of sufficiency mnst be signed by a postmast, zi ™ JOHN A. J. CRESSWEL’ jant-«. 60 P pee; of skilled labor. Of the masses of law in statutes: ‘ostmaster General, and text-books, the amount with which ever a lawyer need concern himself, was comparative yy —_. but Cn yal _ o ve | ANKERS. SS ee Se — B. TEUSTRE'S SALE Setails.. Every educated man pomena a NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC re qensiderable amount of euch T= OP sn deci7-ly aa rot 7th and D st: WwW ‘BOM 104.M.TO 3 ? a. ted c Cashier. . Tiiee- trations of this possibility were furnished by HAS, BRADLEY, — the fact that many millions of A\ familiar with the constitution of the United States, because it was drawn wu) Bg =33, & WILLIAMS, Aactionee: a form which ({EBMAN AMERICAN saviNes detesecenersie joer lnpeoemse mee Cireaisted “as we chrealaie the Bibles Tee Ho. 615 sevisek Sexeey, TESTERS SALE or. ats g promises —, pi ten a+ and the 625 svi : were instances same mae oat is Deparment. | EH K AND L STREETS NORTAWEST. at olghty eight aay, te mal . The as molded by What were these And yet there were Of a deed of tras 234,181, and recorded in liber ‘one of the land records of Wash’ Distriet of Columbia, and by the the party secured. I ili sell, at the premises, on TUBSDAY, th TF, 1573 at 4 o'clock p.m., a 1 of ground situated in tie cit istrict of Columbia, known and described as pert of lot numbered ten (30), in square nambered five hundred and fifty eight (£53), begining for the game oa New Jereey avenus. thirty-four (34) tect from the nortbeest corner of said lot, aud ravaing thence sleng said avenue uorthwestwardly eleven Mi feet aud four(4) inches, thence eouruwestward- and at right angles with said avenue. to the rear Hire of said lot, tuence scuth elong said rear line, cleven (11) feet and four (4) luches, wad thence worth: eaotward! national character of Scotland the Westminster confession. but cas of codification? m corded subdivision of nd #1: ther are: m. to anti s pms to recalve depontta Guly sah. to eoiierest paid on deposits, Collections mate and SCRE HITE: President, Prost, W.¥.MALTINGLY gec., Cash’ _hovS-ly T#. SECOND BATIONAL BANK, ¥ STREET, Beaween Sizth and Seventh streas, Oollections made and Exchange farnished on ali points. ooze if D. Lb, EATON, Cashier. 1, SQUIER, GEN. ADRIAN RB. RooT, Late Col’r Internal Key., Buffalo, ¥. ¥ ANKING HOUSE OF UIEB &@ ROUT, 3416 a BEYLVARLA AYER 8 ings 0 WASH genet handrea C written request of blic sucuen, on 4) of Jan- A. EBEBLY, V. One-th: 0:E.PRENTISS, au tickanen aemine lied with within five days after sal “a'with within five Gays after sale, ey be resold at the risk ant cost of th: or TH FROM Pore! en article from the Medica! Times and Garette, suggested by some recent cases of alleged poison- ing, occurs the follow! A very common mis- take we often see reproduced at trials i# that of fraying “enough poison was found in the stomact to acount for death.” Veryotten,in cases ef poisoving, there is hardly anv poison foand in the stomach. and in many where it is foand, has nothing te do with causing death. Take a onse of poisoning by strychnine, for example;it is not the +trychnine found in the stomach, bat that which has been absorbed, and reached the ner- vous system, which has caused desth. This is only partinily true in the case of arsenic, but erlooked. even the fact ought not to be ov. &7-A boy in Minnesota has died from the ef- fects of skating tor long. S7 Obio fines men who read their wives’ ist- ters. B87 Juvenile balls are among the of- spring of New York poo Am al SF When dance-bouses get troublesome a: Burlington, Ia., they sre burned down. 87 The convicts at the Joliet, Ml, em . o. WA jav3-cofds GREEN Y¥ GREED & WILLI B Northwest AMS, Auctioncers, corner 10th and D streets. VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE ON PENDSYLVANIA AV ETWEE! AND 77H STREETS BAST. Un MONDAY ,the 20th day of Jannary, A. D. 1573, at 4 o'clock p.m, we will seli at pub lic suc iom, ie front of the promises. mg. ermis of eale: ;,balence in 6m-nths, with interest, secured by s deed of trast. A deposit of be required when the property i it cost the property st the & sur baser. of TUnBng westwardiy with th line of Penns: lvania avenue 15 feet, themce north . thenee by & straight tine jo Farmed by the jane ion of the weet 5 and 9, i 14 a ‘inch to the usistiv: <8, McFARLAN, Trustee jaul-d GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Ane ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiones: BOT oe ToG Maartiwost onsar loth aah D ata TRUSTEES’ 8ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPKATY AT AUOTION. By virtue of a doed of trust, dated September j2ih, Is reeotded tn Liber at folio 4 of te Land records of Washington county. Ooiumbia, and by direction uf the Bolder of the motes fourth cath; balance in 6.12 One ten. ed there by, we will sell, at public auction, 4.48 mouths, for which the purchaser will be re- | ¢ % ears P ENT, nREeT, the premises, on MONDAY at a Ae gy aw day wages of 55 cents » maak eave WOU Fan Gun, ecoonys @'knowa Goed ef trust on the ora the prizes drawn at the M. lottery, the other day, were two tickets togo em ‘8 balloon excursion, which were r- used by the drawers. property hae sold. chaser. = E.R. We cent, which 162. seid lio 318, of deed being duly recorded in"hiber 887, To MARBIED. g dul A Open W. i the land vm Sl of Sieckington county, D. bien NGFOBD-PORKIS On Jenenry Ist, ot the 3 wenc tor a copy of the Chatter ing By tate a ‘by notes and deed of trust on : r bi wai aw ingtem, DC, by the Rew med Nr. Stel, W_G LANGRORD. of Sad Fancieony to Miss EMILY B. b. NORRIS, of Waring” top. he curds. JRUNSELLWBIGHT. At Trinity Crareh, cs * interest, at the rate of seven per um. $20 down when the property is off. All conveyancing at the cost of purcha- ser. If the terms of are not complied with witbin five days from sale, the Trustees reserve the BLL — % seat. by Rev "ght to rey. et therisk aud cost of Stcuesirest: Mr Wat. W. TRONMELL to Mise weve OlRCULAR LETTERS ON OAROUE fe | ite detasiting purchazer’” ae Many Wiicur: Berane ame rr J tower FE Bobbie trate oe _aw-cotd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, y] ~ 1 GESER & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Sey Ceshed many ears of Rnecans, renzave op B ‘Northwest corner 1éth and D streets, eee oe TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY RICK DWELLING ON T ASHINGTOR CITY SAVIEGS F 12rH STREET, bet Oorner fth street and Louisiana A\ PAYS 6 PER ORRT. DEFObL> Hex eelemeneeer Py 69) A THE TRADES. a oe A \NIBGS AND DECORATIONS —AWHINGS sitention gives ey 'Pesoiating Teal for Billy and Patties: fuxese (Oke asa WAGON COVERS orieale y JOHN 0. HOGA! 5 Tis ue, dec8-tr Between 7th and Sth mreek. A WASHINGS, FLAGS, TENTS, M. G. COPELAND, 643 Louisiana avenue, one door east 7th street. AWKIN fe Cit Timea, TED. : TORY 0! ° BERSY. Os Lene Fy waer BERRY. infant e and only oa Bsajemio Sod Honoris Berry, aged 2 years, ¢ mouths end #8 Ow morning, the 4th EVE GEAOB. in the thet your of bis noe Fox. (Charleston, 8. 0., Dicese BOOTES. In THE MOST OU ‘orn By virtue of a deed of trast to dul: Ser | s E z 8 4 z TLS Ga an Ai Gan Cee crac o DANCING CLOTHS. 85 -te EMOVAL.—JAMES F. BRIEN, PRACT! ReriMean Steen ‘and en‘nter, ne Peeidences 99 34° et Captiol Hillsans st ‘LE ree: a ane wT VE SALE IS POSTPONED until store, will meet with prompt attention. — decli-tt TURABAY, Jan 7, lst, same ver endiplece. J. = tear. an OT Of HO CREE &@ WILLIAMS, Aucts. CARPENTER, BUILDER, & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, peas F ORERN 4, inosst corner ith sna D strects. CONTEACTOR Rares a ay recorded to iiber Ma, Tend eshing- vztore cof gps tronta mM oom a county, District of Columbia ‘snd * i inne ‘1ith street, below B street B. Wi | ae re ¥; Loudon & 0o.,) ty Le ets In life we are in death, how tras: + i > ‘Trustee, ‘Bre yonder er, = “iatuawr raion, | sity B. H. WARNER, Auct. Our acule may be emanded, too, r ears | Say Pyare ieee srinay RO SEE Peake aves ine Wee net ey pnt oh ‘To meet me in akon, be tl cence A BAalumoap ~ _ Biles nover, sever Gis... maorses. — UNDERTAKERS. BEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE meee F. Manver, yRY B. BH. WARNER, UNDEBRIAESBR, : sages, 729 Seventh utrect. berwesn Gand Be (Suecuser to HARVEY ¢ MARR TRUSTER SALE OF 4 NEAT SMALL FRAME Mo. 034 F Grassy, betwonn a Ey SOUTHBAST, BETWEEN BAND MATALLi6 BURIAL CASES AND CASKEED In tte 2 Gold Bonds the Morthore Pecite Rail EPS. ae me cond Compan farnishes public sn invest- ee eon eee eae R_imane w. nanan, bility, the convenience, and the high credit of a Orat-clees railroad bond, with the solidity and safety ‘QSBIBST HALES AND CSDEETANES. tates he mount omens — = 618 ELEVENTH GTESBT, ucer F. ‘They are offered at per in currency, and yield grent which, on the completion read, ‘order Svorage 38.300 eaves to cach nile of trash. & WILLIAMS, Aucts. UNDERTAKER, ‘They are fesved im denominations from §100 to p cod som Uae ts teaeoese oP pecans 0 (aac era’ semi-annual interest on the Registered Bonds ts paid with GOD OMMBORS, veut to the peut eee dérees of the hejder. ne oun capes ise tneeatons enti highest serrent vriees. peer CC IIEEES'=~:’'S$4r—