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uORSEs ! HORSES HORSES
wan DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE or CIuEF QUAhTERm NSTER,

WABIttaurON, June 8, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ONCE until I2 O'Clock m, MONDAY, June Goth,
1854, for two thousand q, O0O) CAVALRY HORSES,
to be delivered at the Government stables at Giet-
boro Depot, near Washington city, within forty
(i0) days from date Of contract.
Said Horses to be sound In all particulars, well
broken, full In nesh, from fifteen u6 TO slxteea s
hands high, from i've (5) tn nine 10y years old, In
good condition, and well adapted in every way 10
ThcSe organizations will be strictly adhered to
and rigdy enforced In every particular.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by guarantee for it, faithful performance.
IL should any DATED states officer guarantee
the proposal ofs bidder who should prove to be
irresponsble his name will be reported 70 the Sec
rotary Of War, with a recommendation that Iuch
oificcr be dismissed the service. ,-,-,.-,
Accountability and epery diiHye 10 comply 10Th terms
Of CONTRACT 10 make ne c0nrdc iohfH dtodrded isN
D. foiotred by prosecution 10 he fun estenf If hs lac.
Form OF bid and guaranty can DO had on applieA-
ton to this once.
successful bidders will be prepared to enter into
written contracts, with good and sufficient seeuri.
~, Immediately on the acceptance OF their bids.
The oath Of allegiance mu5t accompany each bid
Tho undol signed reserves the right 10 reject all
bils doHmCd unreasonable,
Bids for one hundred (CO) horses and upwards
wall be entertained.
lliS FOR De Gaiire rua.5cr Of Horses required are
iavittd.
Payment viii be promptly made GU completion
OF contract.
No acres irig b. reecirrd.
Proposals must be endorsed PROPOSALS. for Cav
airy HOrscs," and addressed 10 Lieut.. Col. James
\; E4.n, Chief Qusrtrrmagter, CrvAlry Bureau
ANY other Information Will he promptly given
On application personally Of NJ letter, KIN
Lleutgnant Colonel aad Chief QuarteTmAster,
Cavalry Bureau.
tGued et GlesbOrO Depot until the contract Ia
awarded. Payment msfe In Certificates of In
debtednesS for seven ~ horses or more,
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FoRD's New THEATRE-Tenth street, above
Notwithstanding the increasing attract on of
ShakspeAre's " Comedy Of Errors, % the audiences
nightly improving in numbers and enthusiasm, It
Isto be Withdrawn after this evening TO make
room for tho production OF the new drama OF
Luck" on Monday next.
night, the usual attractive
saturday night bill will be presented. Mile Ravel
on the tight rope, Two beautiful ballots by the
constellation Of beautiful young misses. Comic
negro act ny Mulllgsn, West, Wiiliamb and Dough-
oTty, and big bill replete, with nun, fancy and
fr0iic. Go early II you want a seat.
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Eg-nsimEtEest's InInItEble Hair Hestor-
ALIVE, NOT \ Dyr, hut teEtOrea gray hslr TO itt
original color, by supplying tie capillary tubes
with natural guGtcnancc, impaired by age OF Ola.
case All ia'tGEtGEcouS dyes are composed OF lamar
erIstic destroying the vitality and beauty OF TIC
hair, and afford OF Themselves no dressing. lICta.
streets Irimitable Coortng not only rcstorc5 hair
to its natural color by easy process, but gives
the hair a LUNURIANT BEAUTY, promotes itl
growth, prevents its falling OF, erAdldator dAc
drum, and impartB health and plcasantnesa to III
head. It has stood 'he test Of time, being the OIL
ginal Hair Coloring, and Is constantly increasing
in favor, Used by both gentlemen and lalicB Il
ID sold by all respectable dealcIs, or can DC psu.
cured ny thin II TIE commercial agents.
D, S. BARNES Il co,
20 broadway, New York
Two slaes, 81 ccuta and a.
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WAsHHGToS, ID. C., March ., 1854,
This to ceItlfy that having been affected for
twenty years with Deafness, and having tried
come Of the most eminent doctors OF our city with
out any relief, at last heard Of DIR. Lghthil and
put myself under his care. His treatment was
brief and gucccssful. | hm now completely re-
stored, and the cure Is apparently permanent /
have all confidence in Dr.. Lighthills skill, and
would advice all AFFLICTED with Deafness to go AMI
consult him at once.
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WAuHiSOToH, D. c., March 1, 1864.
This ia In certify that having been Deaf slrce
the year 1853, and since that time gradually losing
my hearing until was unable to hear common
conversation or public speaking, applied TO Dr..
Lishthill, OF New York, who, after n short and
pNiGlcss course OF treatment entirely restored my
hearing. heartily recommend M. Lighthill to
the Deaf,
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence, near Fort SARATOGA.
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TEsTIM ONIALspI
229 PESHsYLyANIA AyEsvE, !

223 PESNsYLyANIA Avenue
WARRINGTON, d. C., June 9, 1884. I
DR. LIUHrHILL-DEAR SIR: It gives me greet
pleasure to trstify to tho efficacy your treatment
for the cure OF eHtArrh, with which disease had
for long time been seriously troubled before np-
plying to you. Now am entirely relieved Of II,
and feel none OF those distressing symptoms 81.
ways accompanying this diseaEe. Respectfully,
yours,
ALVIN wALHER, P4ymaster %. 5 4.
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A PAss-FoR6ER.-August Maggie, who was
hrScRtsd Rome time since at Alexandria on the
change Of forging passes, has been convicted by
military commission held In this city, and sen D..
fenced TO suffer hard labor and Imprisonment in
the Albany penitentiary for the period OF six
months, and TO ray besides fne Of 500,
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DISCHARGED FROM JAIL.-John Williams, q
Maryland slave, who fed to this city for his free
dom, and was committed to the jail on the charge
Of hOrtesteallng has, through the noble exeTtiona
OF Judge Day, been released by order OF Chief Jus
tioe Cartier Of the Supreme Court.
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CONFEDERATE SURGEONS TO BE RELEAsED.-
The CommiBsaTy General OF prisoners has dirco ed
that SURGEON John NJ. Gaines, 18th Virginia; sur.
Eern q. j. Brown, and Assistant Surgeon Henry
skill, 10Th Louisiana, all Of the rebel army, now
confined IL tho Cid Capitol, be forwarded TO Gen.
Butler, at Fortress Monroe, and By him sent be-
You'd our linnB and Internationally released.
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N'FF IoI. hh
HgADa'Rs PRovosT MARSHAL AND BOARD orr
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHIHoToS, d. c., June !, 1854.
The Board Of Enrolment of the District of Co.
lumbla will be in session at the Office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal Dlstrc, Of Columbia, corner OF Four
tenth street and New York avenue, daily (sun-
days excepted from II o'clock a. m. to O'Clock
y. a. for tho purpose Of hearing Of exemption
from drsft for the following oNuBcs, vizi
Aiersge,
Eon.resldenoe,
ursuitshlenssB Of Age, .. o.
Manifest permanent physical disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either in The Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested 10 furnlEh Information as
q perronF who IRE not enrolled, or who are trying
to ovAde snrollmsnt, rs II is equally for the In
forest Of each perGOn enrolled TO place upon the
" Enrolment List" all persons liable to do MILL
tsry duty, go that hiB own chance Tor i AFT shall
not be unjustly Increased.
J. C. PUTNAM,
Captain Ist Regiment V. R. c., and Provost
Marshal District OF Columbia. my25-ti
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.GOVERNM'T SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HAY.

CUrEF QUARTERMAurER'S OFFICE,)
DEPOT or WAsHINGroE, !
WAsHISG ON, d. C., June 7, 1894.
WILL De SOLD, At Public Auction, At AlexAn-
dris, va, on MONDAY June 18Th, 1864, at II
ONE HUNDRED uoo TONS OF HAY
condemned as unfit Tor public use.
The Hay will be sold In lots Of ten uOl tons and
upwards. Successful bidders will be required to
remove their purchases within tvc t5l days from
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
D. II. RUCKER,
jBrlysdier General and Chief QuafteTRtIter,
JeIot Depot Of w"shiugtOn.
SALE OF G ,1H De HORSES
CuIF~ QUAnrEWMAGTER'S OFFICE,l
nEroT or WASHINGTON, ,
WARRINGTON, d. C., June ,, 1894
win 10 sold NJ public auction, At the COrrAls,
near the Observatory, in the city OF Warrington,
D. G., on WEDNESDAY, June s. 1864, and on
WEDNESDAY, June %, lS6i, a lot OF
HORSES AND MULES
condemned as uRdt tor public CCrytcC.
IcrmB-CaGh, In Government uHda.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock q !9,
Hrlgadlsr General .nd Chief Qa i SSmm
JeIi1t Depot OF Warrington.
GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUAR-
- TERMAsTER'S STORES.
CHIEF QUARTERhLAsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WAsHISOroS, (
u,,, ny W% SoI \ D. G. June ., 1881
ment warehouse, situated IN square bounded By
and F, and Twentcth and Tweuty-seeond streotI,
In the city Of Washington, u. C., on wEDNES-
DAY, June 10, 1851, at 10 o'clock, NJ large lot
OF the tOllOwlng named QuartGrmAstGrs' stores,
condemned "a unht for public service, viz
Axes, AnyllS, Brushes, Brides, Buckets. Saddle
Blankets, BlAeksmlths' TOolI, Horse and Wagon
Covers, Carronters' Tools, Portable FORCES, Grind.
HtoneR, Harness LantCTnB, Scrsp Leather, Pauline
Rope, Slaves, Saddles SsalCs Stable Fixtures, Iron
Wire, and about 10000 pounds OF scrap Iron.
Successful bidders viii be required TO rCmp}e
the aTh'lea within five t5) days from the day OF
sale,
Terms: Jash, tn Goverauont fundr,
Dngsdisr General and Chief QuartCrmaSttr,
jes Depot Of Washington, D. [.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNEE
N HORSES.
WAN DEPARTMENT, CAvALRv BrRLNrrI
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAHTEEHAsrER,
WAsHINuTnF, ID, C., April -, 1864.
WIN be sold at public auction, 20 tho nlg'.r-i
bidder, at the times and places AIMED below, y!,i
Newport, PenRA,, Thursday, May 9th,
Gettysburg, Penna, Monday, alGy 9th,
Altoona, PennA,, Thursday, May 18th,
Millin, Penna., ThursdSy, May 18Th,
Reading, Penna., Thursday, May g6'H,
Lebanon, PennA., Thursday, juno I'd,
Northumberland, PcnnA., thursday, J4aC q,
Scranton, PcnnH., Thursday, June 10th,
WilllamsnOrt, PennA, Thursday, June .3l.
Ono Hundred UOll horses =. Gr'iyshurg, md
places.
TheEo horses have been condemned Ag IN IT tor
The cavalry service of the Uutci states Nru!.
For road and fArn purQosco A. -3"l hnF Ana
may be had.
ItOrscs Will b, sold Biuely.
Sales begin At 10 a. IA, ond cont mn- 'Ny III all
sTe sold
TERMS; CASH, IA UaiteI states rr,,qur, no,a,
only. JAMES \. EKIN,
L, Col. .nG Z. q, Ill, VARY Hureau.
Gp2B-tiC2O
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TAY COOKE IL CO., BANKERS,
81 No. 452 FIFTEENTH STREET.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1861

WAsHISOIO on, June II, 1861,
We shall bid for portion OF the
UNITED STATES 6 PER CENT. BONDS OF 1881,
proposals. for which will be opened by the SecrC-
tAry of the Treasury on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the 10th instant, as per his advertisement.
We shall be pleased TO communicate with and
include the bids OF any Of our friends and Gus
toners who may desire an interest In the loan,
whether they fix the rate or prefer to share pro
rata in our proposals..
Applications must reach us as early As 10 o'clock
a. m. on 18th instant,
jell-d8t JAY COOKE X co.
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y ATH ROOMs.~.RE-oPENI

HENRY SCHAFER
Acss leave to announce to the oltlZena AMI Etra,-
gers in "Ashiaston that he has reopcny HE
BATH ROOMS,
Nos. VI aud 499 T. street, between Seventh and
t,Rhth streets, oppoeite the General Pu5t L,Hoa,
These rooms have been newly httcd up md ar.
ranged for the comfort OF his patrons Nv has also
arranged, on tho upper door,
BATH ROOMS FOR LADU.,.
and would Tospsotfllly solicit their "a .vuage.
apN to serve all who call on him mylT.Im
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GRkY'S PATENT
MOL DED LIARS

MOL d ED LIARS
Are not simply lat pieeeS OF paper cut In tho form
Of collar, but are Nodded dad SHAPED 10 it The neck
having perfect curve .frcs from angles or breaks
which Is obtained BY our patented process, which
also another advantage possessed BY no oRcr
collar, viz 'SpGee for me Cravat in the TuTn.down
style, The inside Of tchfcf is perfectly smooth and free
from Fuckers, making this collar, for case noa'ress
AID durability, uneQuAlIed.
They are made In Turn down style In slzcs from
IL to H. and in Garrote from 10 to II inches, and
packed In neat blue boxoB OF 100 each; also In
smaller ones oil 10 eaeh-the latter a very handy
package FOR trayGIorT, army and mary oGlGers.
E-EVERY COLLAR is stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all doaiors In Mems Furnishing Goods
Tho trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO,
322 PeansylvAniA avenue,
Between Ninth aud Tenth streets,
ioG-don Washington, D. c.
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GEORGETOWN AEEAIRs.

BOARD OF ALDERMEH.--A communication
from the Mayor, declining to serve on the commit
tSe TO build a new mArket-hOuse, was received.
resolution was offered BY Dir Beall in rela-
non TO the regulation of party wAla and paTti-
tiOnH, and wAI referred TO the Recorder.
Resolutions from the Common Council In favor
of Jos. Libby and Thos. PROXY were coneurTed In.
a petition IRON c. N Linthicum, asking permits
tion 70 construct a railway, was granted.
Adjourned.
COMMON CouNCIB.-A communication from
the Mayor WAS received Transmitting the petition
Of william Duvall IN relation to a certain claim
which WAS referred,
Mr.. Edmondston preseBted 4 petition from Jas
CASTOR asking q remission Of q fine. Referred,
Mr.. Peck presented petition from the public
school guardians, asking an appropriation for the
repair ofthe public school rooms on Montgomery
street. Referred.
Mr. Co lins offered q resolution 10 refund $50 to
the contingent fund Of the Mayor. Adopted.
Mr. Shoemaker reported adversely on the memo
rial Of Mr.. Penn, asking to be paid damages to his
property, made by the repair Of Aqueduot street.
HndsskCd that the committee be dlBchsrgedi which
was granted.
Mr., Shoemaker from the Committee on Improve
mentE, submitted a resolution to repair the road
from FAyette street TO the Stone store. Rejected,
Mr.. Davis from the COmmittee on Grievances,
submitted a resolution to rsmlt foe imposed on
JAme1 Carter. Adopted
A resolution from the Board of Aldermen for the
relief of L. NJ. Linthioum was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mir. Collins, the Committee on
streets was instructed to introduce bill to gravel
High street. Adjourned.
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ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
medical Institution are advised to call on DR..
Volluy.
A lsTge and successful practice here and elsc-
whore enables him to guaranty Aperleet cure In all
cases.
All vista and communications strictly private
and confidential PCrsSns calling see no one but
tho Doctor. fCbi-tf
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n r + I g "A L n oTIC &c.


WAsIffNaToN, June 10, 1864
/ her By publish and make iino,gnthst the Com
missioners who held tho Election on Mopdsy, the
9Th fnsihnt, nave returned 10 me the ramos Of tho
following gentlemen rs havi been elected mem
hers ofthe Board Of Aldermen and Hoard OF Com
mon, Council and AShessoisi -,rg..
Fbtt Wdrd-AldermAn, John b. Turtony Com-
mon Council, James Kelly, H. G. WilIon, John A.
Rheem, Aasetbof, Thomas y. Donohuo. fl.
Second Wdrd-Aldefman, ]. Russell Barr Com.
mon Council, Samuel W. owen, WQs Pctubonc,
Samuel A. Peugh. r". a- f.. .s
Third Ward alderman, Joseph r. Brown; Com.
mon Council, N. u. Larner, 4. A. stevens, James
Skirvtngg Assessor, VIM. 70. Downing.
Fourth Ward-Alderman, John p. Pepper; Com
mon Council, Asbury Lloyd, William W. Moore,
EiiAh Fdmonston.
Fifh WGrd-AldermAu, Chas. J. .CanReldi Com.
mon Council, Nm, 2. Ferguson, James D. Davis,
J. u Ward; Assessor, u. F. Dyer.
SiTih Wdrd-AldermAp, Donald MoCathTAn; Com
mon Council, Bennett Swain, Thomas B. Marche,
George n. RUIZ a. an. ID
mon Council, W. +. Walker. ]. G. Dudley George
Wright Assessor, John n. Dlrd.
jeIl 20. RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
nFFRI rI.A
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WAR DEPARrMENT,l
ADJVTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHGsoTor, March II, 1884. }
All applications for leaves Of absence ur per.
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HalleoL, Chief Of staff, and must
specify the business for which the officer desires
the permisHion. kilograms Addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive tt"
attention.
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
r. d. TOWNSEND,
m2l-ff Assistant Adutant General.
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NBH YO,R SFTLKs.-G GR:IsROss's CEo9.!ig J.
N,n G.sL fashionable "A large ALsOE tnleAt for Eroas
sud business wear. The English Sack and Walk.
NJ Coats excel In beauty, grade and hnlah any.
t.,Np over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
oSS-u S29 Pa Evr bet. Ninth and Tenth sits.
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0tAVALRY HORSES WANTED

7 OST---ON THE 9Th INSTANT, AN
L ENVELOPE containing two pABaes and other
private papers, among which was an order on Col.
], w. Forney for one hundred and hlty dollars,
payment OF which has been stopped. A liberal
reward Will DO paid for their return to the
lAgdR' Hotel 49, Ies-tf
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WHITIUGUlIsT's GALLERY, 1874 PREEsYLvANIA
AyCEUE.-Thin celebrated establishment hH1 just
bscu elegantly relitted and furnished. Has one Of
IN this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
embracing likoneEAes of distinguished pcrsonA a.
both olvil sad military. LlkepesseH Of many OF
these fallen in battle can DO obtained here For
sunerinT work, Whitchurst OutAtripping his com.
pstltOTs, received a modal st the Worlds Fair
LONDON, Particular AttCntlo on is called 10 his new
imperial Photographs, also VEuettB now much
ought after. nOVI4-tf
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ljA Only place where you can purchase bttIsa
G4bbc lDOds ut all kinda u NaaWJGltyGrs pTiGcB 10
al H. 4, HALL'5 India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PoGuEylIsnia Gyenue, between Ninth and Tenth
ut.eotR, Also, all kinda of RubbhT gOods boautl'
ully rcUAi rod - short notice. mar 23--ti
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A HEAVY sENTESck.-A contractor named
knmucl s. Spoot, having been tried by a general
Court-uArtial upon the charge of wilnully neglect
Ing 10 comply with contract made with Capt. Jas.
A. bkin, Chief QuErtermaster Cavalry Bureau,
anl eOnvlote =, has been hued $4,000. In default
Of the payment Of the hne he In be sent TO Fort
Delaware and there confined for period not en-
cceding three years.
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DAN RICE's GREAT SHow.-The numerous
attractions OF this great show will be unfolded At
the corner Of Sixth street Aud New York avenue
on Monday evening", June l3th, on which occasion
Dan Rice will take the fisld In person, and direct
The performances in his "high school of moral and
merry philosophy, for training quAdrupeds, for
entel tanning bipets, for promoting healthful re-
creations, and for ineuieatiug innocent amuse-
ment"
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IN }lTIIy
TYR LI2MTnlLL's FOURTH VISIT
- TO WASHINGTON. t "
DEAFNESS, oATARRH, AND DIS.
EAsEs OF TIKI EAR, THROAT AND
AIR PASSAGES.
DR.. LIGHTHILL,
From al st. Marks Place, New York, author Of
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Lctlsrs
on CATARRH," 10 now mi
WASHINGTON,
And can he consulted at the
EBBTTT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, ua,il
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE IL,
ON 'N boz
DEAFNESS, cArAERA,
and all the various diseases Of trr
EAR, ..l 400. .a..
THROAT,
.I.r uHr.r.r rs. PASSAGES
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BOARDING..

DUJLAD ELPHIA BOARDING.
Choice Rooms can be had at Mrs. DROOHE's,
No. iIOJ Walnut Street. Also at her Country
House, near Chestnut Hill, and convenient TO Sts-
tion. miles from city. jc6-7t
BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN
} tIenun san obtalL bralG al 10. 49, NAfylsnd
venue ac:1cru FouI-And-'.h ii .rh SlE'h S'r-Cts,
land. 0s'o-'f
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SPECTATORS IN OATS CoME TO GRIEF.-h
novel but wicked attempt to enhance prices, eapc-
oially for Che Government, hiss just come to iiEht
here. II appears that certain spectators hSve
bought immense quantities Of oats 80 80 TO can
troll the market, and have accordingly put their
price up alter the manner OF similar com blnAtiona
40 AS TO compel the Government, which is usually
large pnrehaShr, to pSy the highest prices, a-d
scheme has been nIpped In the bud, for the Gov.
crime / not Ohly has 8 large supply, hut will not
VII oh is ninety cents, and less. The spectators
hoped to get one dollar II IL said that similar
combinations exist TO increase the price Of other
articles.
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DY JAMES G. MCGUIRE & Co, AUG

DY JAMES G. INQUIRE & Co, AUG
ID TIONEERS.
UNRESERNED SALE OF VALUABLE VA
cant Property ia Square 49,, fronting on seventh
street west and north and . Sttoets,-On WED.
NESDAY AFTERNOON, June 10th, at o'clock,
on the premises, we shall sell for account OF st.
Nincenrs Orphan Asylum, the following valuable
vacant Lots In Square No. Al, viz;
Lot 10, fronting 90 tcel on Seventh street wost,
between mad o atrgets north, and RI 9lr. hlck
ll6 feet to a 25 feet alley
LOtt u, Is and I6, fronting each Gl feet north
street, between sixth aud SevCath streets weIt
and running back lSS feet to o 30 feet alley.
Lot ., fronting 81 feet ga NORTH n street, between
sixth and seventh stroeth west, and running back
1855 feet to a 30 feet alley.
The above will be divided Into good sized Build
ing Lots.
u. Titles all directly from the Government.
Ierms-Olt third cash; the remainder In BiN
and twelve m nths, with inteTcs', secured BY deed
Of trust on tho promises.
Convey Anoes and stamps at the cost OF the pur.
chAseTs.
10 10 prevent irresponsible bidding, a payment
Of $50 on each LOT, will be required at the time Of
sale. JAS. c, MCGUIRE & CO.,
iced Auctloneers.
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WANTS.

WANTED IArlEDIATELY.-20 OR
w 30 Young Hngs not exceeding so lbs each
VIII pay good price. Address " NJ" p. O. Box
lj7, Washington, D. c. jeIl-lt'
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FIFTY LAND WARRANTS al go, u9, = y.4Iyi
sgraE wanted Immediately by
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