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PRIvATE--No. 10
AN ACT for the relief of Pierre s. Derbanne.

AN ACT for the relief Of Pierre 8. Derbanne.
b, Il enacted by the Sena'e and House Of Represents-
nr, Of the United States Of Amsrica IN Congress
81 rnst Pierre 5 Derbanne, OF the parish OF Match
uoches in the State Of Loui ana his legal repre-
sentative shall be, and they he eby authorized to
make entry and purchase at one dollar and twenty
five cens per acre. the term above stated Of lots
numbers and three, being the northwest fraction
al quader of section fifteen of township nine north
rang six west OF the northwestern la district in
the s ate cf Louisiana, or so much thereof does
not conflict with the claim of Jean Pierre Val de
agreesbly to diagram approved by the surveyor
general Of Louisiana, to include his Improvements
as nearly as practicable Propided, That said lots
shalt not have been sold 10y the United States prior
10 he passage Of This act.
Approved, June II, 1874
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an ACT Cor the 1eIief Of William r Dnri

AN ACT for the relief Of William r DAVIS.
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House qf Reprtsena-
tr,s Of N, United States Of inner in Congress a.s,-
bed That the Secretary OF the Treasury be directed
to pay, out Of any moneys in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, TO William X. Davis Of Indiana
the sum Of seveniy-hve do lars, FOR repairing and
cleaning arms and accoutremrnts used in The r.gi-
ment commanded by Gil mel George W. Ewing AT
the Pottswatomie Indian payment, in September one
thousand eight hundred end thirty-sx and fof fur
nshng powder, lead, paper, twine casting balls and
making one thousand cartridges FOR said expedition
Approved, June II, 1874
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PRivArE-No. % I
AN ACT for ,h, relief of Benjamin Murphy.

AN AC for the relief of Benjamin Murphy.
tires Of the ed States Of .9erca opgress asss ne
bed That er tue directions If The Secretary OF
War, there all be paid II Be- jimin Murphy Of
Iks sas the reasonable value of the corn the cattle
and hops, he properly of said BENZ min, which were
taken 10y the Cherokee Indians We Of the rv,r Mi
.i.sippi and a pr,Ihiaed to Their own use, in the
month 4 December T, in the year thousand eight
hundred add t~eny-rigbi Prepided aicays That
the laid Be- amin shall produce -iac DRY evidence
that his properly was AIKEN by said lndians and the
value Of such pr perry 80 taken.
Section ,. .1ad be Il further enacted That said pay.
nett shall be made Of any money in the treasury
not otherwise spIropr aiec and he amount paid
hail be retained Of The annuity Of tho said Chero-
kee tribe of Indians
Approved, June II, 1874.
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PRIVATE NO. so.
PRIVATE NO. 50.
AN ACT for the relief oil Thomas Hunter and Alex
ander Caldwell.

AN ACT for the relief oil Thomas Hunter and Alex
ander Caldwell.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Rtpresenta
tires otge United States If 7merica in ongress
btd That homas Hunter and Alexander Caldwell
be, and they hereby, released from the Judgment
rendered against thtm by the circuit court of the
United States for the Kentucky dis rict, for two
thousand dollars and the costs except the
the said judgment being the same rendered against
them upon the recognlzance of bail by them entered
into Def re homas Monroe, judge of the United
States for the district Of Kentucky the thrtieth
day # April eighteen hundred and forty-two, con-
dtioned for the appearance Of William III Hunter
before the SAID court, at the capitol, in the town of
Frnkfor', on the fcst day Of May term thereof,
eighteen hundred and fortytwo, answer to charge
of felony against the United States.
Approved June IT, ls44.
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PRIvATE-No. 80.

AN ACT granting pension TO Emanuel Shrofe.
BE sna'ted BY the Senate and House Of Rep, esemfs-
Tires Of the United States Of .3srica Cong assem-
bied That tn, AIRY OF War be, and hereby is
authorized and directed TO place the of Eman-
uei Shroe, of Brown county, In the State of Ohio
The roll OF invalid nsoners at The rate OF four dol
lars Pr month"; to continue during his natural life
and commence from the twenty third day of Sci tenn
her, ammo Donini one thousand eight hundred and
forty-,hee.
Approved, june II, ls4i.
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trRIvArE-No. SCI
AN ACT for the relief Of the heirs of HyacintI
Ias<slls.

AN ACT for the relief of the hers of Hyacintb
Gas-elle.
Whereas, by act Of the Congres. Of the United
States, eniitisd Gan act tor the rcl Of Hy ,cintt
Llssec," approved the twenty frs, day Of Juy in
the year eighteen hundred and forty the said Hya
clnth Lassclle authorized to locate FIVE hundred
and SIXTY Of Ia d, at any land Office in the State
OF Indiana, al any time prior to tire fourth day OF
March, IN the year eighteen hundred and fprtythree
By paying the minimum price fixed for such ands for
Gig teen and forty six bsndsedths Of an acre.
part and parcel Of said tract Of Ave hundred and six
iy acres and whereas, also, the said Hyncirth las
Sc lie has deceased without perfcctng the location OF
the sad land Therefore,
BE u spaosd By the Senate aud Howe of Rspre,,nto-
trG Of the Uted States Of 3m,rica in Congress, Assem-
etd That u shall be lawu for the heirs Of the said
Las.elle to locate the said tract Of land in said act
Contemplated, at any time prior TO The fourth day Of
March, eighteen hundred and forty-six at any land
ohce in the State Of Indiana either before or after
any lands therein may have been offered at public
SEE by paying the SAID mini num price for the said
eSh'een acres and iorty-sx hundredths, as by sad
sct Is provided
Approved June IL, 1914
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PRIyATE-No. Q3.l
AN ACT for the relief of Hiram Murch.

Be enacted by The SENATE and House Of pressnfa-
tires ofhe United States Of .i'er Congres assem-
bied, That he Secretary of the Treasury be- and he
IL hereby, directed 10 pay to Hiram Murch the sum
of fifty dollars, the same beng moieiy of he PEN
sy collected of the said Much, BY the collector of
A " alachicoI,, IN the year thousand eight hun
dred and thirty seven, for breach of the revenue
avs and PAT into the Treasury, IT having be,
.uade to appear that the said penalty was Incurred
without any intcauoD, on the part Of the peluoner,
of violating the law.
Approved June IL, 1874.
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IPRivATE-No. 90. |

IrRlVATL-No. "
AN ACT for the benefit of the heirs of Chr topher
Milltr.
Be II enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires otihe Uied States Of .lmfrica in Congress
bied, That isaiah Miller Mary w. Wa l., FL zaUeth
r. Morciand, Gey c. Betbe', Christopher Wayne
Miller, Kitty Ann Thomas, Margaret A. Showers
Christopher Wayn, Thomas, Isaac Hardin Thomas
aud Charles Henry Thomas, all the State of Ken
lucky, and heirs at law OF Christopher Miller de-
erased, late Of SAID ate, be, aud they hereby
auboriz, d Ia enier without charge or payment, on
any vacan, or Incorporated lands of the United
States subject 10y law L. private entry, guar
ion OF land each Of the frs named ner,
separately, and the three last named her- guar
ter section jointly and that plent shall issue there
for, acc rdng TO the PROVISIONS of the general law.
Approved, June II, lS44.
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lpsIvAr.-so. S3l

AN ACT for the relief of the lie ta represeutaii es
OF John Baker, deceased.
BE IL enacted bp the s nate aud Hous, Of Representa-
fires Of the United StaS Of .9asriea in Congress assem-
bed That entry of five hundred and seven acres
Of land made nj The land Office at St Stephens in
the s of Alaham by the legal representatives Of
John Baker, the ninth of July, thousand eight
hundred and thirty nine, be- and the same is hereby.
conf med and the said leg i representatives shall
be en- lled 10 a patent therefor, as in otner cases.
Approved, June IL, lsi4.
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PRIyArE---No. 30.
AN ACT for the relief of Charles Holt.

De enacted by the Senate and Hlue Of Representa
tires Of the United States Of .4merea in Congress
bisd, hat the Secretary Of the Treasury be, mn
he hereby is. directed % pay to Charles Holt, Of
treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of two
hundred dollars, with interest thereon at six per
centum, TO be computed from the eighteenth day of
July, eighteen hundred, il being the amount of
fine imposed upon said Holt by the circuit court OF
Connecticut, under the uIin and seJilon" law.
Approved, June H. 1914.
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1pRIyATE-No. OIL
AN ACT for the relief Of F. A. Kerr.

BE enacted by the Senate and House If Representa-
tires ofe I'm, ed States Of america Cong assem-
Died, That the Secretary of War be- AID nc Is here
ry directed to pay to F. a. Kerr, of Arkansas, the
sun of five hundred and fifteen dollars, out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropria ted
IT being FIR actual expenses incurred by said Kerr
Whie engaged in enrolling and issuing ratons to IN.
JgeDt o age 1ndlans, from the fret day OF August,
housaod eight hundred and thirty weight to the
lhitieth of September, one thousand eight hundred
and thirty nine.
Approved June II, 1874.
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PRIvhTE-No. 06
AN ACT for the relief of John A,chi,o

AN ACT for the relief Of John Atcbi,on.
b. il enotied BY The Senate and House Of Representa-
lire, Of the Uniisd States Of .9meica in Congress
blcd, hat the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he
is hereby, directed 10 satisfaction 10 be enter
ed on judgment obtained by the United States
against John Atchison in the United STATES court for
the district of Illinois, IT, appearing that the sum
agreed to be received by the proper department. in
satisfaction OF the same, has been paid by the said
John Atchison.
Approved June IL, Is4t.
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about seventy FIVE acres, TO grant to said Joseph
Csmpau patent certh ate for said tract upon
which patent may be issued in the usual manner IN
which patent. have heretofore been issued TO claim
ants uoder the act Of the third Of March, thou
nd eight hundred aud seven, entitled " An act RS
gula'lng the grants Of land in the Territory Of Mi
ehigan'
Appro ed June IL, 1874
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IPRIvATH-No. 81
AN ACT for the benefit Of John Perhsm

AN ACT for the benefit Of John Perhsm.
Be il e,uoted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
irs of the Uied States Of America in Congress
bkd That the Secretary Of War be, and ne is here
by, required to place the name OF John Perham, of
the State f Maine upon the roll of invalid pen
stones, at the rate of seveDiy-two dollars per an
mum said pension to commence the first day OF
January eighteen hundred and thirty seven, and to
continue during his natnral life.
Approved June II, 1874.
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
~ me Subscribers are this day receiving a large
assortment OF seasonable Dry Goods, which in ad-
diuon to their extensive assortment new on hand
makes their stock unusually complete They would
respectfully request members of Congress and stran-
gers generally 10 call and examine their Goods be.
lore leaving the CITY, as great inducements will be
heio Out TO them to make purchases. All goods
packed carefully and without charge Our resident
customers We viii be glad to at all times, and
pledge ourselves to give th,m good bargains
We name, IN part only, of Goods just received and
now on hand
in THIN MATERIAL FOR DRESSES.
l,5OO yards super, medium, and low priced Baza
lines
1000 do do do do Bereges
5000 DO BaIzarne Lawns, at all prices
l,5OO do Muslins, Lawns, aud Chintzes, at all
IN SILKS, MOUSsELINEs DE LAME, &c.
~ pieces rSh ad chamessSn Silks assaR az
40 do plain do do
Is do super black Ppu, de Sole
10 do rich figured black do
do black Italian Lustrngs
do do Amure Silks
5000 yards Moussenes de Lame, from Is cent,
upwards
10 pieces rich Foulsrd Silks
10 do low priced do
IN SHAWLS AND SCARFs
carton rich Chameleon Silk Shawls
/ do medium do do
3 d. embroidered craze do
~ assorted Berege do
| carton net silk do-black
IN WHITE GOODS.
so pieces rambric Muslins, cheap
80 do Jacon,t do do
100 do Plaid do do
30 do Swiss and book do
% do l srIeton do do
4O do cambria Dimities do
IN DOMESTICS.
5000 yards blcached cotton Sheetngs at all price.
1000 do brown do do
lo,Ooo do low priced Calicocs and Chntzes, at
IL cents
iosether with superior stock Of Cloths CASH
meres and Vestngs.
Also, Driings, Summer Cloths, Nankeens Jeans
White and Colored Marseilles, Gauze Flannels
Chin'zes for Close Blinds Curtain Muslins, Cur
tain Diuities
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Linen Cambrics, and Lii.
men Cambria Handkerchief &c
junel0-eo3jif ESTEP & CATIETT
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PRlvATE-No. SO. |

AN ACT granting pension to Bethia Heay, wi
dow of George Heaiy, deceased.
BE en"csd by the Senate and House Of Repressnta-
tires ofe Unied STATES 81 america in Congress
b.sd fuat The Secretary OF War be directed 10 place
the of Be'hia Healy, of the city of New York,
widow of George Healy, on The revolutionary PEN
sion roll and 10 pay her al the rate of six mon his
service, rendered by her late hus.and in TIE revou-
tonary war as soldier, under the act of July, egh-
leen hundIed and thrt, six.
App owed, June IL, 1914
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(pRIyATE-No. g5.1


AN ACT for the relief Of William Mcpherson.
BE u ,naced by the Senate and House Of Rspressnto.
tires Of tn I'M ed STATES Of .fneica ia Congress Assem-
bed, That the Secretary of the Navy be d.rected to
place the name Of William Mcpherson on the roll
Of invalid naval pensioners and that there be paid
to the said WI lom Mcpherson pension at the rate
Of eight dollars per month during his natural life to
commence on the first day Of January, one thousand
eight hundred and 'oriy three.
Approved, june IL, 1874.
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NOTICE
TsAssrosrAr,os osror, d. and O. r.. Rp.,

June, 1874.
M ERCHANrS and others are respectfully il.
wi formed that on and after Thursdly neat the
both instant the hours for the reception aud delivery
OF commodities at this Depot will be as follows,
viz
From 3 o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p NJ, and
From until 7. NJ. daily, except Sunday
Goods will be delivered only TO the consgnees ia
person, or to such draymen or others who may have
their written order authority TO receive them and
The freight upon which must IN every case be paid
on delivery.
BY order: SAM'L STErTINIUS,
June lI-lm Agent
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(pRivATE-No. ISL
ACT for he relief Of Solomon Sturges, assigne
Of Humphrey Kichcreek.

Of Humphrey Kicbcreek
BE ena ted By the Seaaie and House ef Rspesenta-
sr,, of The In led STATES .iae tea ia Congress
Md That solomon Slurges be, and he is here y,
ihorzed enter one half quarter section OF land OF
sy AT n 9 pubc lands in the State of Ohio subject
10 sle by private entry in lieu Of the west half Of
the northwest quarter OF section eight in township
i've of range seven, which was entered and paid for
with military nd scrip at the Zanesvie land Office
in the said State OF Ohio by Humphrey Rieheretk,
and transferred by blm on the twenty NTH day Of
April. one thousand eight hundred aud thrty-two,
the day On which said entry made to the said
solomon sturgos Prorded, That the said Solomon
surges shall rehnqush to the United States all his
right and claim TO the land entered in such form
as ia. Commissioner Of the General Land Office
may prescribe, and also to the military land scrip
wi h hich said entry was made.
Approved, June II, lS4l
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TpaIvArl-Ko. II ].

AN ACT for the relief of Simeon DENIM
Be il enacted By The Senaie and House 4 hsp,sseh'a
fires Of The Ui STATES u .Lneiea =" eo's'sS "'se"''
bsd, hat the Secretary OF war place t,e ha,'e oi
simeon DENIM on the invalid penslo-'on' ana .na'
- ~, ., he ,si, of four dos per month dur
,ng hi. nal,ral life. eommsncn from and after The
passage Of this act 90,
Approved, June AZ, isa+'
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fPRivATE--No. 100.
AN ACT for the relief of Major Thomas Harrison

Be ii enactsd by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the Uniitd States Of america in Congress
bisd, That the Secretary of War be- and he is here
by, required to pay to Thomas Harrison, out of
any moneys in the treasury 40, otheIwHe apPropr'-
ated the sum of fifteen dollars per month from the
fifteenth of June, eighteen hundred and fifteen, be-
ing the time that he was placed on the pension
roll, TO the fourth Of Mach eighteen hundred and
thty-six, the time at which his present rae OF
penshfn commenced.
Approved, June II, le4f
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PRIvATE-Nn. ST.

AN ACT for the relief Of Asa Davis.
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and Houss Of Rspre,enta-
tires NJ The United States Of iur,ea Ia Congress
btd bat the Secretary OF War be and be is hereby
directed TO place the Of Asa DAVIS the invs-
I'D pension roll and that he Jay TO him at the rate
OF su dollars per month, from and after the fourth
DAY OF March, eighteen hundred and forty two out
Of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise sppro-
prated.
Approved June II, 1874.
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Approved, June II, ls44.
lPRIyATE-Ho. l02 |

AN ACT for the relief Of Amos Proctor
B. enaoted by the Senate and House Of Representative,
Of h' United States Of .7mniea in Congress assem-
Died, mat the ~s~~-~'"o ahicers tho ir'atuy r',
md hereby are authorized and directed adjust and
settle, equitable principles, the claim Of Amos Pro.
tor, Of one half Of moie,y Of the appfae value
of the goods seized and hbelsd upon his information,
and released from forieture by virtue If the act OF
Api twenty -seven, eighteen hundred and sixteen,
set forth IN his claim; and that the be paid
10 him. HE legal repres, natives out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved June II, 1871.
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PRIvATE-No. l0l.1


AN ACT for the relief of John Sands.
Be naeed By the Senate and House cf Represenatire,
Of the United States i .ime,ica in Congress assem-
bied That the Secretary Of the Treasury be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to pay to John
Sands, OF Fredericksburg, in the State of Virginia,
(masIer maIincr) his Attorney the sum Of TWO hun
bred dollars being the one moiey of two fines remit
ted by the Secretary Of tho Treasury the twenty
seventh day of November, one thousand eight hun.
dred and forty, ADD which fines paid by the said
Sands before The remission of tie could take eff
feet.
Approved June IT, 1874
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TO WOODCUTTERS

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
WOOD" will be received until the LIST day Of Au-
gust, for the furnishing and delivery on the wharf
Of the Penitentiery, the District Of Columbia be-
tween the LIST Of August and the LIST OF October next
free Of all xprnse 10 the United States, Of one hum
dred and fifty cords Of sound, well seasoned, mer-
charitable red oak wood, and twelve cords Of sound
~ell-seasoned, mercbantsbo, spruce-pipe wood, the
payment for which will be made on the delivery of
the whole. JOHN y. DADE. Warden.
HE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER
PUBLISHED on the lst and 18th IL each month,
Il IN octave numb r., for three dollars per snpum.
The third year Of this work is now progressing -
All the back numbers may be examined at the Book
store of the subscriber WIN will have the work re
gulary mailed for any Post Office IN the United
States.
Terms, payable in sdvanoc. r. TAYLOR.
june lg--u
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NAVY AerNrs' OrrIcr,

PROPOSALS will be received at this office till
i the 18th July next, at O'Clock, z. NJ, for sup
plying the Naval station, Washington the in or
binary at the yard, and the Navy Hospitals, with all
the fresh provisions and vegetables that may be
quired for the next twelve months, commencing Goth
July, 1914.
WIN. r. SCOTT,
june I9-2swt20j Navy Agent
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PRIvArE-No. 81.
AN ACT Or the relief Of Joseph Campau.

mn MI fr INC reIieI OF Joseph Campau.
Be u snoc'sd by the Senate and N Of Repre,,nia-
tire, Of he United Stat Of .4merea in Congress
bied That II shall be the duty Of The Register Of the
land office at Detroit, in the State Of Michigan, on
being fully satisfied of the Justice Of the claim Of
Joseph Csmpau 10 certain tact Of land o. the bor-
der Of Lake st. Clair, in ssid State designated on
the plat Of private land claims surveyed under the
authority Of the United States by Aaron Greedy, as
lot number seven hundred and thrty-,ir containing
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
PosT OsFIeE DErAnrnrNr, }

fosr OsficE DErARTsESr,
,,o.,.., June III 1914 \
a bos w. ALLEN, lats Postmaster at Clinton
4 Alabama, under indictment for having stolen
money from the United States mail on which he has
Deen aa extensive depred tor, having escaped iron,
o jan al Tuscaloosa, Alabama, ON the night Of The
3ist ult., the above reward will be paid by tbis De-
paftment Tor arresting said Allen, and delive ring
nun nun INTO the custody Of the U. s Marshal for the
district OF Northern Alabama, or securing him ia
any JAN until the said Marshal can reclaim him.
q. A. WiCkLlFFE,
r., Pos master General
june IL N. o. Rep. & Mobile rrib
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legal ,otsrs vi said township sigu petition author
ring the ssid James Anderson 10 enter Tho sad trao
tonal section sixteen IN said tow ship, and preseh
the same 10 the register OF the district.
Approved, June AZ, 1874
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~ he Very Rev. DR. RYDER will preach in
ST. Matthew'S Church tomorrow Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock and in ST. Patrick, Church, al
o'clock in the eyenng-on the Iar0eai0n Of SHinis.
June %
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PRO rESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF
THE EPIPHANY

ffE Ut II INN T
THE pevs Of tins Chuich will he sold at auction
l. on Mond,y next, (2ih instantly at o'clvck
Y. NJ. at'the Ciurch on O. street.
Plans of the psws, with their appraised value, ant
the annual tax or rent thereon may be seen AT an,
time previous To the sale at the store Of Mr. C.. ri
Jsmes, and at the Book Store Of Mes-rs Farnhsu
and Morrison, Pennsylvania Avenue, and also at ,h.
Church
Terms made known At the time Of sale
BY order Of the Vestry:
q. RODMAN, Treaur,r e r.
June 1924.