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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
sslesett Il goetrry.
FAREWELL TO MAJ. GEN, HANCOCK ON lax
ING LEAVE OF THE I'd CORPS.
Br ONE or MS rreHrKns.

A.. 18th sorrow the lone mother is parting ~
Her fond favorite child though young happy bride
A. greyes the true friend when his eomrade safung
psr wealth or for glory DER oceans dark tide
So our hearts now In sorrow dark shadow expressing
For the hero who guides us 70 conquest no more
SO eacb eve frames and each bosom blessing
Por Hancock, the pride of the bold Second Corps
We remember the perils from which your skill saved US
How Won felt for your troops the sire for bis SON.
Iow when foemen loud cheering with gallant pilde
ff braved MS, 4 .....-z. -.ea-f an .s b
Won led the fierce charge and the victory won
Though lfes pathway may lead thee to stiii brighter
glory, 4..
For pure is the record and glorious the story
tOf Hancock, the pride Of tho bold Second Corps.
,Fmexeili OH how painful to burst our eonnection,
But duty compelled IL, and sadly we part
put nothing can sever the bond Of affection
That binds to brave Hancock the tr ne soldiers heart
As gold 10 the mser, as the bride 20 her lover,
Ait thou to those friends who may see thee no more
We'll think of thee Hancock, We'll love thee foreyeri
Then remember, brave chieitain, thy bold Second
l-E Corps. N#.t. .ti@ 't. 81
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
GINERA1 pINGIs.
CoNFEDERIT X ROADS, (wich is I
in the Stait NV Kentucky, {

Considered the Burow "a ihkibus up on
the State. 1t interfered between master
ter and servant. Good get along better
eff the niggur was left in the natural laws
wich regulates capital and laborers. Tri-
ed to keep his niggers, and keep EN- the
past summer till after the crop wuz in,
aud then tried taisettle em for four dollars
a month, with $ deductions for food
sickness and br1ken tools, ct setery OF
wuz just. Brod Git the niggers all out
in my debt ands generously proposed to
let them work it out chopping cord wood
doorin in the winter. Hauled me up
before the. Burow and wuz forced to pay
them each SIS per month, Consider
the Burow ez all that stands in the way
Nv reconstruction, though the removal
of the Ablishun Post Master at the Cor.
ners and the appointment of "a sound con-
stitutional Dem oerat wood grately assist
in aleviaten the Kentucky mind.
l tried to git some nigger testimony
but Good elicit nothin worth while. One
niggcr who spends the heft Nv his time
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

We often hear editors accused 0
ringing changes" &c. tt is easier ii
these times to ring the changes than t
ring the change.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

Working and thinking should go
together, the thinker working and work.
er thinking,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

'a Neither false curls, false teeth, false
calves, or even false eyes are ss bad as
false tongues. '-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

IF it would take thee lines to fill this
column, how many would it take to make
a pie?
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

There is many a geod w;Ss who can
not dance or sing well.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

Since man By Adam fell, 50 man by
Christ arose again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22
AUCTION SALES.
RY }. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.

TRIsIIEs SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING Lots, near the Navy Yard, with one COM
lertssiS Dwelling House Of rooms. Also. val
aaole Binding Lots on Capitol Hill, In neigh
Under and By virtue Of decree in Chancery in
case OF Little ". Little, No. e73 upou the EQUITY
roGne, 2. the supreme Court for the District Of
Nay. 1876, shall cd, for ssle at public auction,
estate oI the late Peter Pf Lis.Ie. s decss!sa:
in hs the asy s. 1: ssas
Lot = IN saasre north Of SQUARE es3; fronting IS
leet on sth street east comprising corner
the prin'iSai nav 'I T.1i ssss. oons.ininS $40
And inmediatsly thereafter, the portberly por-
and running back Isl feet to anal street. -'''
o'ciOci in front Of tie premises, part q lot s. in
near street, and between 9Th and 6th streets east
and running back - feet. together with the we'll
ing thereon consisting Of . substantial and CON-
Portable story basement and attic frame house,
On TUESDAY, the Sd day OF July, At o CLOCK in
the afternoon Ia front Of the premises, ali of Lot
street and South csTsDs syenSs and
Also, part Of Les IN same square, fronting s.;
- no ~ street east and running back ls feet
Lot No. s, on 10Th street, viii DO subdivided into
tive lots, having each q front Of 81 feet, with 3
One Ss ca sasnss ST.
note with ssti. factory endorsement. Deed to be
snS Sn M ed .ss
Deposit Of sas cash viii BE- required Of the vur.
chaser At each sale the amount 70 be forfeited in
jsseo C. aeeufRE ss 60. i husss.
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- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, g..
comprising
THE WATER-WOkkS AT GIESBORO d. q

QEaEermaster GeneraIs QEee, First Dirisiox
Wdshtsgton, ID. O., June 10, 1886.
By order eff the Qusrtermaster General there
viii be sold, on the premises, at PUBLIC auction,
under the direction Of Captain George I. Brow
ing, A. Q. NJ, on FRIDAY, July IS 1855, At -
CLOCK n; the following described public prop.
OHE STEAM BOILER. 80 feet long and q f.e,
IN diameter, with two u inch return ues } made
tepanc"s. i0clpdiDg cast iron front, gauge cocks
globe valves, feed pump. smoke-stsck and hood,
steam gauge. Ashcroft patent CRATE bars, nj De
%oHr iIiss al sTE EHVs 0rd F5RoE
PUMPS, No. 6, ls-inch cylinder. 3 inch stroke, Is
hoIse power Zach; and each capable of pumping
necfed with them are the requisite valves glands
couplings. bends, elbows, double valve oil c1ns
&c These Pumps are comparatively new and In
large SGantity Of WATER PIPE, as follows.
>, ,, nso t fss; inch cast iron Water Pipe,
L s Se i Iset s inch ror.,,.; :.
So FEET inch cast iron ''
CO. feet J. Inch "
1000 feet I-inch
5.Gt0 feet Z. inch -
ThiIty-one CAST IRON FIRE-PLUGS, tAyres,
patsnt.l with ell the recessary connections, such
ss Ts bends STOP cocks: elbows, fsur way pieces.
THE TOOLS, So, required for making alterations
asd repairs In water pipe, eu h as pipe-cuttinv
machines. tsps and dies, plyeis, crabs drills,
The Depot is accessible by water. and yesse,. of
The largest clsss can Be loaded at the wharf
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Deliveries will be made 10 purchasers on or be-
fore the first list day of AuRust next.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every honr during the day Of sale.
viii be given upon application, in person or by
letter. to Captain George T. Browning, A, o. M
Giesooro' d. O., or at this ntscs ,vu
ie ac-m First Division, O. ii. 30.
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DROPosALs FOB MATERIALS TO Pc SUP
u Piled TO THE NAVY YARDS. UNDER
The coGNlLtNCE OF TEE b.
BEAU Oh CONSTRUCTION
AND REPAIRS
NAVE DEPARTNFNr.

BuREsu OF CONTRACTION AND REpstRS
Sealed Proposals TO furnish Timber and other
Materials Fer the Navy for the iscai year ensine
Do clock Q of the 18th of June merit n, xh,ch
time the proposals will be opened
the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Nay De,
psItment, Washington, and must be endorted,
they may be distinguished from other busipess
Printed schedules for any class, together viii,
instructions TO bidders, giving the form Of rro.
posal, o. guarantee, aud OF certificate OF gosran-
bid, on application TO the Amasdsnts 81 the res-
pective navy yards. and those Of all the yards on
fhe Csmmandant OF each navy yard and the Pu,
chasing Paymaster for each station will have =
copy Q, the schedules 81 the other ysrds, for exc
tend TO hid may judge whether IL is desirsble to
make application for any Of the classes Of those
The proposal must be for the whole % o,ss.:
animation Of sam pies must be msds 70 ths CON
mandsnts OF the respective yards.
cate from the Collector of Internal Revenue for
the district in which the bidder resides he has
s. fSs ss he
isetSr,r Of, or REGULAR dealer in. the articles
By Is. Pe must
for the district in which they reside,
Ihs GntTsss VI. -! b swsrdsd g the who
Quired by law, the Navy Department, hswever
ressrSing the LIGHT to reject the lowest bid, any
sn ,he contract. and their Te.pSn.is i,y must ss
Cerffhed TO The satisfaction Of the Navy Depart
nent. As sddiiional security twenty per centun,
will be withheld from the amount Of the bills until
per centum of the amount Of each bill, approved
in tIiplicste by the Commsndant of the respective
designated in the contract IN funds or oerticases
at the option Of the Government, within ten days
passed By tie Secretary q the Tressury
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered end
Glass Mol. white oak legs; No. :, white oak
keel or keelson pieces; No 5, white osk eo-ved
SosGSs No e'ysiow pine Isss; No 7;siOs p Sns
heams; No. s, lyellew pine mat and spsr timber.
plank, and .board.:; No il, hackmassck XII ;imSsf:
kc sas sa and ssfs S sss
walnut, maple, cherry. mahogany, white wood
Is locust aber No is %nss ess Ues sTs. s NS
headipe.; No 20. black sprec.; Ne n locust tree
iro2-roSnd, ass, ana square; 10 S steel NO No.
iron spikes; No g, iron nails-wroueht and cut;
pt toos r :,ors. No. Ne
lead; Nc. 81, zinc paints; Ne s.. colored paiuts
sfIfs sS s s.seSa Ss Ne Ne e S. Is:
no -, taii9S, soap. and sSee, oil; No q, chip
The fo,losIns are the Glasses. by their numbers,
required az the re'G TfTTs navy yards:
Mes 10, Is, IL, ls Is, q, Is, z, g. s.. %, So,
CHARLEsTOwN.
g q, g Is q, Is, 50, 81 Sc, s, -, 81, q, 8, 81
-, L. A. . - g. BROOKLYN.
Nos 8, 10, IL Is, Is, Is, l6. IL, ie, - q d
ID. q. ., -, 81, 81, IS, "a, s., IS, 20, Al, ~, IS, AZ,
-, 50. ~
PHILADELPHIA
Nos 10, IL II, IL. %. 3, Is, q, 81, ., 81 b. 81,
s., - w. a. = = & 4 ii isl
Nos IL Is Is: Is, ls 10. %, IS g, q, zs So 81,
u, IS, So, 81, IS, 3, 20, n. ~. 80. 50, sS.
Nos. l. 4, 6, ii, 10. HysI.vsw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22

e. Portraits CT DAVIS, Lee and Stonewall
Jackson ar getting so cheap in Richmond
ina: hey are presented 20 printers
e. As an instance of the manner in which
The citizens OF New York are packed, the Su-
IerIn;sndent Of Public Buildings SAYS there
are l6l tenement houses giving acccmm odation
70 l,s0O families. besides furnishing room for
upwards OF To- stores.
81 Joseph Eisterbrook. Jr. of Camden, Ne
got MS life insured for 5000, and afte wards
become derauged ana committed suicide by
shooting. Tie insurance company refused 10
pay he policy, but the Name Supreme Court
decides .hs; hey must pay the $1,000 and the
COS. D sides.
- fact OF great significance as showing
that FranSe expects 10 take part in the COMING
war u that Able Lame, the Emperor's first
chaplain. mas been made chaplain in chief OF
ths army. This priest served as chaplain an
The Italian war OF 1859, and was at the battles
OF Magenta and SOlferino.
e1-Eonnets are becoming gradually less, and
NO one need be surprised n, eventually, they
are discarded, ana ladies appear In the streets
without them Should Fashion decree this Z
n probable large yeils would be worn over Il g
Essefully arranged haIr, as they now are IN
SPAN and some other countries OF Europe.
CHOLERA AS METER OF THE PEACE-A
sreat German ply sician is publishing, in the
Augsburg Gazette, d series of letters, in
which he takes the ground that there are such
germs OF disease in Germany At this time
mat u war breaks out there will be the most
t-fTloie Epidemic Of cholera ever Witnessed
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ORoPoeALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREAsuEY DEPARTMENT, June 4, 1850.
vaAle9 Proposals. for Stationery will be received
q this Depcrtosnt until the Sd Day OF JULY,
iSee; g u 9 clock n. The Department reserves %
Or folded, or plain faint lined TO any req ured
Deliveries Of all srtisles in tho several classes
1uet comply with the specifications which, with
pienk forms fef bidding, win be furnished %
Al deliveries Will be subject to inspection BY an
expert. detailed for the purpose by the secrefary
ef the Treeaury, end the delivery Of any inferior
srsicis snsii be deemed sufficient ssuse to annui
Deliveries must be free Of charge q. the Treasury
Departments. W Warrington. Each proposal must be
sized ~ the Individual or firm making g. and be
sceonpsnisd BY satisfactory guaranty that the
bidder VIII execute contract with eeod and sum-
ciert bonds, II his bid be accepted.
The failure to comply with any order nader the
contract 70 operate As the forfeiture OF the entire
penalty OF the bond or the Secretary OF the Treas
ury may direct the purchase open market OF
such quantities Of any articles shall be necessa
and charge 70 the cent? actors ffty per centum Of
the price which it shall b found necessary 20 pay
for such srticles.
Proposals unaccsmpanied By satisfactory guar
antics will not be considered, and contracts viii
The Depar tmsnt reserves the night to accept bids
for individual items In Glasses and 2 or 70 reject
Bidder viii Iib BE- required to conform thai, b,a.
TO the furnished and ALLURE TO Dc 90
viii canse the re,ecticn OF any bid.
fair cost Of The articles viii Be deemed frssdnIess
and viii not be considered.
Je 5-eo4w Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Austioneers
SALE OF house AND LOT IN FRANKLIN
ROW

BY virtue of decree passed by the Suureme
Court OF the District Of Columbia in chsncerv
cause NO. b9l, wherein John D. and Annie l.,
" elis are com plain ants, and Charles O. Baylor
ct al are DEFENDANTS. L viii sell at public auc.
uon, on WEDNESDAY. the eth day or June A.
ID. 1880, at 6oelock m, all that part of SQUARE
numbered 2S4, ! q the city-of Washington District
OF Columbia, contained within the following
mefes and bounds: Beginning for the Same at the
southeast corner OF said square. and running
thence west wi the south line thereof 50 feet 3
inches 70 lfs inersecti on with line drawn south
through the center OF the partition wall, between
the house erected on the parcel of land herein de-
scr1ped ami that adjoining 10 on the west eide;
fnerce with said line reversed north through the
center OF said partition wall % feet an alley;
thence east with the line Of said alley SO feet in
cbes TO the east line Of the said square, and thence
sonth l40 feet TO the place OF becinnng
The above property is situs'ed at the corner of
18th street west sDd street north and is the east
house In Frank lin Row.
residue In TIVE equal instailments, at ak and
chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale
tai en-. and a lien ret aimed the premises sold
d. posit Of l0will be required of the purchaser at
the time of sale.
If the terms OF sale are not complied with by the
purchaser within six days from the time Of sale
the trustee reserves the right resell the same Al
public auction at the risk and cost OF the defautino
purchaser, upOn five days. notice by advertise,
NE Mt In the National InIellisencer
All convey ancing and stamps the cost of the
purchaser WIN. MATTINGI,Y. Trustee
lleoSds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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DRoPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD

TREASURY DEPARrNBST, 18th Jcue lsss
. Proposals will be received for the delivery TO-
the use Of the Department, for about. No. l. 90
tens. No. ., 500 tons best quality Baltimore Com.
panys ~
White Ash Anthracite Coal, q 30 pounds to the
1So tons best Quality Baltimore COMPANY . White
~. ASH Anthracite Goal. egg sire.
300 tons best qsality Red Ash Coal came siss
Also, Tor about 30 cords best quality OF Bakers
Pine Wood to be delivered o. such times and in
suen Quantities as msy be required.
Bids win be receive ed until the lth Of July. nd
dressed to the General Superintendent OF Treasury
Builoings, under cover of the Secretary ~ III.
Treasury, and to be binding for two weeks after
that ate, the Department reserylRc the right 20
reject ali or any portion Of the bids received
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
eyidenee can be given OF the ability Of the parties
to I'LL the contract. 70 a,td
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TIE EVENING STAR.

Two GoUNo LApIks DROWNED IN VAULT.
The Louisville tky.) Courier OF Tuesday says:
a party Of friends and visitors had assembled
a. the house Of Mr.. W. r. Brown, on Madison
street., between 18th and 12th, yesterday afssr-
nooR- and among them n Miss Sallie Hart, 3
yong lady from the country, jus. came in on
visit TO her friend, Miss Jennie Brown,
aaUEhser OF the Mr.. W. l. Brown spoken o.,
and a: whose house the accident which we ara
about to relate occurred
Miss Har: was engaged to be married in a
6w weeks, and perhaps wishing TO tell Miss
Jennie about il, the young ladies repaired
20 the water closet, az the end Of the yard. and
about seventy five feet from the house. They
were 40: missed for nearly an hour, when
Mrs Brown. finding them absent, said to en-.
of her lady friends, .I-et Us go and see where
the gnls are" Not riding them in the house.
shey went to the yard, and, upon opening the
door. discovered their fate. They had entered
they were precipitated into the water several
jeet below.
The alarm was given az once, and assistance
procured. The bodies were hooked IN from
fhe water after great deal OF difficulty. and
examined, but life was found to be entirely
extinct IN both of them. The accident occurred
II about 81 O'Clock, and they were not discov-
cred until Az. The Coroner was sent for, and
arriving about dusk, summoned n Jury and
held an inquest; the verdict Of which was that
the young ladies came 10 their death by .'acci-
dental sufocauon.i
Miss Brewn was about ~ years of age, and
Miss Hart 10 both beautiful and accomplished.
Their untimely death cast a gloom over the
community IN that part OF the city, in which
they were well known.
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SALE OF goyERNMKNr BUILDINGS, STA
~ bhhS' sEESGT1h sSsoWwh ARvEs. &C,

AT GiEsBoRo.A 6St Z. &C.
QSarteTrl45s 'ey tieneraE,s omcs. Fist Dir,s,ox.t
order ef the Ss.p,.r ssns % .s
n ~ es sh soa On the Prs%i,ss e PUBLIC snoion
ing. A. NJ, cSmS S a ON GTsSrTgs Brown:
r.. so ~ saeS 81; sns
will be soldj until the whole shall have he, dt
po.ed ef' the following described public prorerts.
,kieyen np OFFICES. tframe,D ss,i4o. two .,o.
it;hes frS sis5 sG : :is ss le,s
Eighty nine lss) LABosERs' QUARTERS,
enc s5 iS 5 DIV ;sfd ssssnips
sdloining: Sii2 and iOsie, isxao. With wing ioaaj
Nrs ts' MISS HOUSES. Crane, .s,,so two
stories lsa,o With wing i6.9ol ?sxI4o, two sto,
'EiSis' sOi .Sf cpG r.me
~ siT Ias3; one iSs2 and one lsS:9, with
'I one ni iAosPITst STABLE, frame, with
One % ISSUING STABLE, france with s,sl,
h1 Tweny 81 q BUIIpIyas frame, as,ac
2sxt32, 2sylto eiSts ?sx3o, nxa5, and i7xn.
SHEDDING. ms lineal feet.
Thir ) two IS2) WATER TANKS, axl6; two feet
Seventy; eight C5O MANGERs, s',xi6i three
ant s. baif feet ieep.
twenty 1911 oUTH0USES
One ~ HAY SHED. ll2x3l7.
0neuD GRAIN HOUSE, (franeI ysx2N
Three t3D WHARVES: One 4o,lsl square feet
one ~ SQUARE feet: and one $50 square feet.
FENCING. 2, oe0 lineal feet.
One ID ST0REHOuSE. lfraTne) 52xIs0.
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS, tfraEeD 4sNlGO
and Gov leo
One I'D ENGINE HOUSE, ITNSe.
The buildings will be ssld sIngly. and must be
removed within twenty days
The buildings will be taken down at the e. pense
OF the purchasers. The depot Is accessible Nv
water, and vessels OF the largest class be oae
AZ the wharf
Terms: cash IN Gov arnment funds.
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth rect
wharf every hoIr during the day of sale
For further inform alton apply in person or by
letter, 10 Cap ain GEORGE r BROWNING A
q. NJ, Giesbofo, d. c.. or to tlLis office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brfgadfer General u. >. A, in charge,
10 70 fyl First Dfyt sion, o. M G. %
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SPRIN0 ARRANGEMENT. - NOTIOE.-Ths
= Steamer CAMbhIDGE, Captain 80
I E. On a1p sAF6h Sa r'; S.9:h dGI
leaving her new pier. ITO Light street wharf, be-
tween ! Lee and Barr streets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Olorss Point, Wal
lsch's Landing, Cambridge, Hughletts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med
i0rdb Wharf every THURSDAY and MON.
DAY At p. M, stopping at all the above men
toned landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore ct 8 O.. m. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 1S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-22

LIGHT BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON
SOUTH STREET, Between 9th and 7th sts
east. at Public Auction
On THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, at So o'clock
p. m, We shall sell. on the premises, Lots 3d. 81
g. So, q, IS, 80; "a, being subdivision Of Lots and
10, ii Square No. 63. having Is feet A.. inches
front each. running back q good depth
Terms: One third cash balance In Elk and twelve
months, secured BY a deed Of trust on the premises
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF thepurchsser. SIS down on each lot when the
property il knock ed Off
And il the terms are not complied with in Ter
days after the day of sale the Wner reserves the
right to resell at the risk and of the default
ing purchasers by sdver tising three times in the
Evening Star.
ie ma GREEN WIIJJAMa an.x.
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A SUPERIOR RIMIpY.

We can oonscientiousIy recommend 70 thoso srf.
LANDS MELLiTLUOts C0UsH BALsSA.
IL gives relief almost instantaaeous and IL Withai
Sas the hsihn uoas Oossh Bslssm 10 ono OF the
Ssst Irepar.sions in nss, and ~ thai Z. yrell-
Dast week and found relief from most distr essins
soash. hs prepared By Dr.. etricklsnd, No. lS3
prSssisss. Sod 81 s. ~ axisa o. si.e y 3.
wAIIkg Drag Store, and 0HAe: OHRIeTI.
ANTS, 311 Pa. avenue and seq Ninth street,.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
Dstreet south. between 81 and 9Th streets east
at Public Auction
On FRIDAY. the 10th instant, at "a clock D.
M, We shall sell, on the premises Lot No. 10. In
square 763, having IL feet 1917 inches front by IA
feet inches deep, with two story Frame House,
chase q small residence
Terms One third cash; balance 8 and IL months.
secured by deed of trust on the premises All
conveysncinE and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. $50 down whs n the property is
sold. GREEN A WILLIAMS'
ia 20d Apctfonaar.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

CHtKy QuARFxRMAsTxRas 0-picv,
BuKEAU OF r., y. A.
WssBIyeroN d. O.
VIII - cold at public auction, st Fairfax Sta
ten, Wa gina uuder the direction of Breset MAJOR
John q. q, =. 3: and A: A. N on MON
ing te.e! he'd Cover nment Buildings. Nix:
ateI Nine stockade House,.
t2bfvo Log Houses.
20 Two 90 ,cka AIDES.
ID Frame Rouse
~ Five Brick Chimneys.
OAe Railroad Platform.
station Hous o, Beard Roof.
b. I'D staton- House Shinge ReVf
from date Of ssle
Terms: Cssb, In Government funds.
J. N. BR0WN.
Breyet MAJOR and A. M,
- H-tos Bureau R. r. and A. l..