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lines will be constructed at the expense of the
company, and interfere In tie least pos
sible manner with the rights Of property
holders and those tradesmen who are doing q
valuable business upon the principal thorough
fares, and whose loss would be irreparable if
the Broadway underground project be carried
into execution. A bill having in view some
measure Of this kind, without selecting the pre-
else location, b before the Legislature in
Committee Of the Whole, and II it do not
prove job or miserable speculation on the
part of the gsttsrs-up, neither Of which appears
at present. 1t is deserving Of consideration at
the hands Of our Legislators in Albany. 1t is
time the Broadway railroad complication at Al
bany were settled some way or other, and this
is the best way to do it
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A WORKING LEorsLAruRE.-In the history Of
legislation we do not remember to have seen
as much work done in . few hours rs was
accomplished by the Assembly Of this State on
Friday. We think that the work performed
often 1t the last few hours of an expiring Con-
gress has not been greater or more varied.
Besides other bills Of not 81 much importance.
the Assembly passed the Quarantine bill,
bill to divide the State into judicial districts,
the Niagara Ship Canal bill, the bill abolishing
feudal tenures, the Central Railroad Fare bill,
and various city railroad bills, as the Christie
pher street. Cortlandt street, Broadway and
Lexington avenue, and the Corrugated Ele-
waited Railway. How these various measures
may fare In the Senate Is yet TO be seen. Some
Of them, as the Quarantine, Niagara Ship
Canal, and Judicial Districts bills, are undoubL
edly for the public benefit Some Of the city
railroad bills also may be necessary; but there
is reason 10 fear that ct the bottom and behind
al these there lies the grand job Of Surface
Broadway railroad While We give he Assem-
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Fire In East Thirty-third street.

About three O'Clock on Saturday morning fire broke
out In the panoore mandatory owned by Lars Ihseng
in the rear Of Nos 1o 1o3 and los East Thirty third
street. When first the fire appeared to be the
first floor in the vicinity of the The building
five stories hgh seventyve feet front by twenty
feet deep 1t was entirely destroyed The loss STOCK
tools &c. is estimated by Mr. Ishseng at about 81 000
insured for $4,000. The build ng was owned by Mrs.
Ann N. Ihlseng. Loss about $40. 900; insured for
blinds the build ngs Thirty fourth str ct
destroyed The cornice OF Nos los and ITO also
fire several times The Of the fire IL Unknown
at present
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bly, credit for several of its measures and for
doing SO much work, we cannot help feeling
little suspicious that the hurrying and crowd
ing SO many city railroad bills through at once
has something to do with the vast combination
to gridiron this metropolis, including Broad
way, with railroads for the benefit Of individual
and corporate monopolists. In this view Of
the case 1t behooves our citizens to watch care
fully the proceedings.
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Fire In Fifth Street.

Shortly before eight O'Clock last night fire occurred
in range of frame stables OF No $50 Fifth street,
owned by George T. Laird and occupied by John Goods
berg, Jacob Simon and others. Tho fire. 1t seems,
first discovered burning in the hay loft OF Mr.
Simon's stable. The whole of the stables burned
down. involving loss about $500; insurance. The
dwelling house No. :AS, owned by Mrs l. Laird, was
damaged about $780, insured for 1000 in Peter Cooper
Insurance Company. The occupant Louis Lewengood,
The fire is supposed to be the act OF an incendary
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City Intelligence.

Arms AND AMMUNITION FoR THE soUm-The following
is tabular statement Of the OF arms powder,
shot, &c, shipped from the port of New York TO the
Southern States during the month of March
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The Herald tho Great Organ OF the
Business Public.
Annexed are the returns 10 the Internal Revenue
Department OF the receipts from advertising Of all the
daily papers OF this city for years In the first
column the receipts for thirteen months being the
year 1884, with month Of lso3 and In the second
column the receipts for the twelve months Of 1885,
re u,rf he
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This shows the HERALD to be, by its extensive and
comprehensive circulation the chief organ OF the
tisen Of the Metropolis and the medium of communi.
eating their business wants to the public.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. re,- Brooms
streeI-DOr; OR, TIM CRICKET on THE HEARTH
WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas
Hote.-SArAN IN PARIS.
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHoP SIyGIS7. DANCING. to-
The sPHYNx, HEAD WITHOUT BODY.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery -srSs-
New YORK.
BALLADS MUSICAL GEMS &C.. Fifth Avenue Opera House,
Nos. and West Twenty fourth street-RAw RECRUITS
BRYANTs' MTNsrRELS. Mechanics. Hall. Az Broad.
way.-NRGRo CoxIcALIrRs, BURLEsoUEs. &c.-BURLfsoUE
HIPPoDRoME
IRVING HALL, Irving place-BLIND Toxs GRAND
PIANO CONCERT.
HOOLEy's OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn ETHIOPIAN Mn.
sfRxLsY-BALLADs, BURLEsoUEs AND PANoxIxEs
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sis Broadway4
COOPER INSTITUTE Astor Place-GrrAr FAra OF THE
LADIES or ST. AIMS CnURcn, Eighth street.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-LADY or LYONS
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY. s2s Broadway.-Ex-
nrsrioNs or PAINTINGS, &c.
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.
IRVING HALL, Irving place.-GRAND SACRED CONCERT
ST. PETERS CHURCH. Barclay stree.-sncosp An.
New York, Sunday, April 9, 1860.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Brodwav Broons
et-Dor; Or Tim CRICKET on HEARTH
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS. 5s5 Bro,dwty opposite
Metropolitan Hoel-ErHIoP SIyGIS1. DANjtSI &C.
The SPHYSx, A HEAD WITHOUT BODY.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery -srNa-
ING DANCING. BURLEsQUEs. &C.-rHE WORKING GIRLS OF
new YORK.
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the St. Nicholas
uOte.-SATAN PARIS.
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GEORGE CHRISTY'S-OLD School or MINsrReLsY
BALLADS MUSICAL GEMS &C. Fifth Avenue Opera House,
Nos. and West Twenty-fourtn street-RAw RECRUITS
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ADVERTISING OF THE CITY PRESS.

New York, Sunday, April g, 1860.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
crApDIAN GAIT Orpr.Y ror.rr


BY virtue of decree of Orphans Court of the
District Ell Column ia confirmed by the Court of
Chancery, on 9Th day July, 1856, will SELL on the
premises. the following described property being
the property OF Dennis DEM, deceased on
TUESDAY, 5lst day OF July. lS56, at S o clock ..
III all those lots, pieces and parcel of land sir ua
ted in the county of WsshingtoR in the District of
Columbia, being part Of an original track, known
rs While Haven" and bounded as follows,
To wit Beginning for the same ct the end of the
second following line, run from a bound stene,
mark ed 7, planted at the north end of the line,
which divides the land of Mrs. John Baker from
the land Of the late Henry Foxall and standing in
the northwest corner If said Eoxall land to- wit
North Is deg Is min. west, four Perches, crossing
the new free road, leading TO the Little Falls
Bridge: north 10 deg Is min west, twelve and 20.
100 perches. 70 stone No. 1, planted for the be
ginning OF the part hereby conveyed on the east
End Of the Ridge Rose thence to include the piece
hereby to be conveyed, ID north 70 deg As min
east, eight and 81. 100 perches. to another stone
No thence north 10 deg. Is min. west, eight
and "a 100 perches, to stone No. g. thence south 79
deg. 45 min. Mest. eight and a. 100 perches, to
stone No. T. planted en- the east line Of the afo-e-
said Ridge Road, thence by and with the said read
in straight line, to the be ginning, Containing
acre, being the same more or less, and impro we'd
by Mo-stOry Frame House.
deposit Of $40 ill be required ct the time OF
ra1e ALL convey ancing and ct amps at the cost Of
the purchase Terms cash.
JOHN B. ADAMS, Guardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Nv I-lnW6d4Sw
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~ Ii 0 l. L 4 A

THE CHEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
Dk. z. COURTARET'S DTSINrECTING
states and france Prepared solely By 5As tn Nea
No, ~: aSs 500 500 Henry Street, N. Y. ONCE
This Company organized on q permanent basic.
with DR.. Courtaret: the celebrated French Chem
pish its DIsiNFECTING FLUIDs for sick rooms, nur-
series, urinals water closets. pryies, cesspools,
sewers, cutters ships, railroads hospitals. pris:
ons and public institutions of all kinds, slaughter
houses. offal and fat boiling establishments; all
kinds Of manures Immensely increasing the value
sonous and offensive gases exist. These agents are
deodorizers, antiseptics, antiputrescepts and dis
intectants in the scientific meaning Of the words.
MISUNDERSTANDING in their places hsaithful AR
they are DEsTRoYERs and not merely absorbenis OF
they are used. The attention Of medical and sci
sntifc men is directed to these disinfectants At
eosery wscS NTH Sundr.ds Of otherS BE-
at the Company o office.
DE.AvAy BousI. ALBANY, March 50, 1855.
"a. P,ss,dsn! Of ,hs Ne,e Yo.k D,s,stsd,ss c.:
have made many trials of disinfectants, but now
consider that we have found article which sur
7. RosslLL 4 Co.
NEW YOsK, April 8, 1855
Tothe P,esidsna Of the Neir York Disinfecttas Co.:
to be the best we have ever known its efiect Spon
every matter is complete and instsntansous
q. A. STETsoN, Aston House,
~N. B.-These Disinfectaats are used by the
scavenGers. under the direction Of the Sanitary
Pelice Of the Metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL & THOMPSON, - .Rsr.,NY.,
General and Sole Agents for the United States ana
the Cssadas, to whom all orders should be ad-
Tor sale BY all Druggists and General Dealers in
Agent fer Washington, JAMES NOLAN, s12
Pennsylvania avenue. my Ism
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DROPOsALs FOB SALE OF WOOD.

Hsadava,feys Department Of WasAinstoa,
0Gne Of the CAis( QxostermnstsV, J
Wdshiaston, d. @, July Il, le66
Sealed Proposals are invited at this office until
II O'Clock noon. MONDAY, Ausu.t 8, 1856. for the
C0RDs OF GOVERNMENT WOOD, located as
"a ,4ool FOUBTEKE HUNDRED CORDS at the
Kendall Green Wood Yard, on the line Of the Bal
umore and Ohio railroad, about one mile from the
depot Of said read, in this city.
This wood consists of about OSE THIRD r.D
PINE and TWO THIRDS Ga OAK, and is billed
Immediately along the trask of the rsilread
al 500 ELEVkN THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRED CORDS at the Wood Yard three quarters
Of mile north of Alexandria, on the line OF the
Washington, Alexandris, and Georgetown rail
This wood consists of about rive THIRDS cd
PINE and ONETHIRD LlsD OAK, is piled along
the track and 10 distant about one half OF Q mile
frem wharf on the Potomac river, leading 60
which there 10 . direct and level road.
All Of the wood offered for sale 10 Of good fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned
Proposals. will be received for quantities from
(50l Fifty Cords and upw srds, with privilege of
taking all OF either or both lots.
Payment to be made in Government funds, i'm
medistely after the opening Of the bids and u BON
The right is reserved Of rejecting any or all
proposals deemed disadvsntsgeous TO the United
States. NJ. /. LUDlNGT0N,
Colonel and Chief Qusrtermaster,
~ l-l9t Depot OF Washington.
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= BY virtue Of . decree Of the Circuit Court. as
pa.ssd On the 10th day Of July: 1885. and e
DAf. the "a day Of AHgS:s 1885, e Y o,e!ock M,
the late br. Benz. p: Hodges, adjoining the lands
ct Greenbury Watkins, Samuel B. Andersen, and
Tbis Farm i bssutifnily and most eligibly lit.
mated In the lower part of Montgomery county, ,
Md: 2 short distance from the District line, i'm,
mediately upon the th street roed, four miles out
o. M..nipstOn city and the ssms distance
fo sn is s ACEIS, IN high state Of improve.
used to render Il proS uetivs The land lies square,
All parts having access to public roads. The
Dwelling House contains ak rooms, we'll ar
ranged. and comparatively new; all necessary cut.
sniiding r. IN seed order: and 90 disposed e 20
r rsss ana yeol. e supply the place.
c CT e To wsls nom its proximity 70 the seat
Tome Of sole: one third Of the purchase money
in heua; belsuee In ope. two, and three yoorc,r
bearing intersses ind secured by mortgage on the
For further particulars inquire Of W. r. Riley
Bro; Wellington, D. o., or to the subscriber.
ula1tiDsaE7 BIT, Hopes, Trustee,
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RYGREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

ON STREET SOUTH, Between 18th and 18th
streets west. on the Island, at Public Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 9Th Of July, 1856, at 8 o'clock
2. m shall sell, on the premises, by virtue of
deed Of trust;to me dated the 10th day Of October
1865 and dulyIecorded November 18th, 1865, in Ii
Der r. H, No. 6. foies In I2s, l24 and l25 of
the land records of Washington county, ID o., the
western half Of Lot No 2, in square No 296 hav.
ing D feet 'front.' run ming back the depth of said
lot, with the improvements, consisting of q good
two story Frame House
Terms: One half cash; balance in and u months,
FOR notes bearing interest, secured by Q deed Of
trust on the premises All coHveyancing and rev
enue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 400
down at the time of sale. And IL the terms are
not complied with within FIVE days after the day
OF sale. the trustee the right resell at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser by
advertising three times in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID &.
JAMES l.. BARBOUR Trustee
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
~ l1.eo6cs Anctjonaers
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pUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLI

ma AlON NO. III. DATED JUNE IA. 1866,
II ORDERS public sales OF ever fve and q quarter
millions Of acres of vacant public lands in W is
CONSlN, As follows
At the Land once at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
Gay OF SEPIEnBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty six Townships and parts Of Townships. in
Buffalo.
At the Land Office at LA CROSSE, on tbe a,th
day OF SEPrEMBER next, seventeen parts of Town
At the Land Office at FALLS ST. ChOIX, on
the 1et day OF OCTOBER next, the reserved sec
items in forty four Township and parts of Town.
ships in the counties of Dunn, Pierce, and St
Croix
AT the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. OROIX, on
the I'D day Of OCTOBER next, ten parts of Town
ships. in the counties Of Pepfn and Pierce
At the Land Office at EAU CLAIRE. on the LIST
day OF oCToBER next, the reserved sections in ten
pc "a, Eau Claire and Dunn.
At the Land Office ct STEVENS POINT, on the
18th day OF OCTOBER next. one hundred and ten
Townships and parts of Township s h the counties
AT the Land Office at MENAsHA on the 5th day
OF OCTOBER next, sixty seven Tewnship Pc and parts
OF Townshi ps in the county of Oconto
At the Land Office at bayfield,. on the 5th
eighty one townships and parts of townships in
the ceuaties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
Al THE Land Office at BAYFIELD,, on the 18th
day OF NOVEMBER next, forty nine towns ips and
parts Of townships in the counties Of Ashland, La
Pointe and Douglas.
Commissioner Of the General Land Offie.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. JuneH, 1866.
NOIE..Under the regulations Of the Depart.
ment as heretofore and now existing. NO payment
Gu be made for advertising pReclamat ons exec pit
to such publishers are specially authorized to
Office. je 2s.lawlSw
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PROPOSALS.
DRoP0sALs FOR FURNISHING IRON AT
L THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD.
Pagmasts,,, oeee, U. s. NARY, go p s,r

FagnGStsr's Q@cs, ". 6. Nary, go p S,r.sf,l
WASHINGTON, ID. C., JEIy Il, 1885.
Separate Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed " Pro
posals for Chain and Bar IroR, ;" will be received
1T this ONCE until SATURDAY, July D. 1855, ct II
cloe n. for the following articles, which are
required fog immediate use, at Washington Navy
Yard. viz:
200 600 1.-TWO hundred thousand) pounds Chain
Links, Is inch diameter, and Is inches long.
81, 900 ninety Thousand pounds Chain Links =
inch diameter and i31a inches long.
1000 forty tho usand pounds Chain Links, I l6
inch diameter and Is inches long
1900 i've thousand pounds So inch round Bar
Iron, trefued)
900 two thousand pounds ~. inch round Bar
Iron (refpedp
Loo nfreen hupdI ed pou nds "a inch round Bar
Iron, trefnedJ
900 two thousand pounds "a inch round Bar
Iron. (re6ned.l
The above q: tieles TO be delivered at washing
ton Navy Yard, free Of cost TO the Government
Tor freight transportation, sub!e cNto fuspec-
tion and at the risk and expense Of the party fur
mining.
Sufficient guar anty for prompt delivery will be
required Of successful bidders
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
~ l9-6t PAymaster. u. y. Navy.
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~ GREEN 4 wILLIAM Ms. Aucxiopeer,.

By virtue Of Q deed Of trust from VIM 0eodridee
duly recorded in Liber y. q. T., No a. fol ss5 ct
seq, Will sell at public auction. in frost of the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th July, 1856 at 81
O'Clock p m, all that part of Lot No "a, Of subdi-
vision OF Square No l9, contained within the fol.
same at the southeast corner of said Lot and run
ming thence west lg feet thence north q feet in
south to the place of be ginning
This property 10 situated on 18th street vest hs
tween l. and NJ streets north.
Terms Of sale One half cash; and the balance at
nine months, secured b. Q deed of trust AMI con
veyancing and stamps ct the cost Of the purcha.
WILLIAM +. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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J N. EDMUNDS,
ASO SEVENTH STREET. 40
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY

have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
ingy enlarged my stock of the following Goods, to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HANoINGS, OF foreign and domestic
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons.
BORDERS, CENTERS. MEDALLIONs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS. -.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS, -rt
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pear. Stone
Lavender, Brown. Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds,
WISDOM SHADE HOLLANDS. Of different
widths, in Green, Blue, Buff. and White. And
wsrrsnted genuine Scotch, =
SHADE FIXTURls, complete, ..
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELS, &c.
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
Ard o very large and complete stock OF
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony.
FRAMES of every description made to order.
N,B.-I have also added to my store A small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
and inspect the few
GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand. s'f l.a s.a
Acknow led ng many obligations to nv friends
and the public during the last nine years, vet
earnestly solicit their continued fayors and sup.
45O and Asa, Seventh street.
opposite Patent Once
Is. ofw ICON. Unisn. ~
ELOURi vEgDii sALTIiI =,
A CON plete assortment Of
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
70 which We solicit the attention Of
BAKERS AND GROCERs.
MILL FEED, MEAL. BALED Hay,
and sll kis de OF FEED 1t low rates.
GROUhD,ALUM, FINE, rFrg tri
II - And TURF 3 ISLAND SALT
for sale Low In lots TO suit BY az '-.-s q
ny S4.u se<r W.n GAIT a M :
" EDAA OHEE0D.
just importe N. W. BURCHELL,
joA OeyneI 18th aAd OtrO0to
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ri GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE


Under and by virtue Of q decree passed by the
supreme Court OF the District of Columbia in Q
cause dependif therein, and number red 5O2 equity
IA which Zephaniah Jones is complainant. and
Horace Strinefellow and others are defend ants,
bearing date on the Sd day Of Luly, 1866, We will
oner for sale. on THURSDAY, the ID day Of An
gust 1850, at clock the premis es, parts
Of Lots No. and IL. in Square No. 49, as follows
Seginnlne at the southeast corner Of said Square
NO 4sz, and running thence west AZ feet aud 2
inches thence north 80 feet; thence west 81 feet
and 10 inches thence north Is feet and IA inches
thence east 100 feet to eth street west and thence
with said street, to the beginning; together with
inc lmprovements. consisting Of the building well
known rs the Avenue House.
he terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree,
are One third OF the purchase money to be paid
in cash, and the residue in two equal astal nae nts
payable in and 70 months, for WHICH deferred
payments, 18th interest from day Of sale, the pur
chaser shall give his notes endorsed to the satis
faction OF the trustees. Conyeyancing and stamps
1.-THE terms of sale are not complied with in i've
days the trustees reserve the right t. resell the
risk and cest OF the defaulting purchaser, upon
lntellieencer
THOMAS BRADLEY
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4 TEHM4S 7. fIEHhNRIh hhE, Trustees.
Jy7eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts


TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, situa-
ted near Kendall Green, and in front of the farm
Of Mr. Corcoran, on the Boundary
,sBy virtue OF deed Of trust dated September q.
lOO ct sea-, Of the land records of Washington
county, the subscribers as the trustees therein
premises, on TUESDAY, the I4th DAY of August.
lso6 at clock In the afternoon, Square No $50,
In the plan of W ASH ngton city.
The terms of sale are: One third cash: and the
residue in and IL months, with interest from ..e
date OF sale. the purchaser 20 give notes of equal
amennt, to be secured by o deed of trust on the
property. All convey and stamps ct the cest
Of the purchaser. who shall deposit $40 with .he
aucuoneer at the the time OF sale If the terms Of
sale are not complied with within five days from
the day OF sele the trustees reserve the right to
resell the above Square, any part thereof at
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default, on
ohetweek D notice in National lat ell gencer :
A. HYDE.
T b SUTER trustees
iy7-w6I3Alaau Anct,oneers
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
Ac., AT AUCTION.

'" Esss,.s:s.. b: 9: July ye >, !.ss'
ION Of Bre1st Lisutepsnt GclOnsi james jan e.'f NJ
sSH1ss Sssf
and Nineteenth streets
Warehouse No. 4, part l. 3xl5l feet.
Wareh ouse No. T. part s. $500 feet.
form sheds, sink and So lneai feet Of fence At
One One SS. Car, ssa, s g. so,7s feet
With sheds. sink niH' &C. .a attached.
ALSO, At JUDICIARY SQUARE, AT 6 P. N,
One Dead House, l6xls feet.
0re'Guard- House, IONA feet.
viii be sows sesa days 10 a rs
Tssn:: Cash. in sev.rnI.i 4 fY SSsxx.
= ., ,.Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Ss.I,srm.s..r.
BUILDINGS AT SALE SALE. BARRY &C. FOB
CioQHnr,rus,'er's oeee. Descsof Tashinssos,l
WIN b. ,o,s w " nnS,,c d. G. July e. lsS
BAY, Auspst under the direction of Brevet 1t.
n On iSe g. 70
Two . Hospital wards, eosxsl feet
One ID Mes House, lsx6l feet
Two t2) Officers, Quarters. l6x24 feet
with Dead House, Sheds, Sinks. Footwslk, Gov.
Immedisteiy after which, at FORT SARATOGA,
on the old Bladepsbure road
One ~ Mess House, 2lx6l feet
One ti Kitchen, l3x45 feet
One % Hospital, dog. 25N50 feet
Two (2) Officers Quarters, l0x2O feet
One % Officers Quarters. l5x2O feet
with Log Stable, Dead Houses, Guardhouse, &c :,
attached.
Buildings will be sold singy, and ten days are
allowed for their removal.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
D. H. RUCKER,
Breyet Major General and Chief Qusrtermaster,
jy 25-6t Depot Of w ashington