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LIMITED STATES NAVAL STATION,

BY order Of the Navy Department. from the Bu-
reau Of Construction and Repairs. sealed propo-
ssls fer the removing or wrecking and recovering
the property In the U. s. b. New Ironsides. I" win
be received Ct this office until p. m Of the leth
Of April, 1857, when they will be opened The
proposition for vrecking must state the proper
ton OF the proceeds of the sales which Is t. be
paid to the salvors, also the time within which
the work is to be completed. with the understand
ing that In lieu of bonds and ether security for
the fui6 lpent Of the agreement, the pro perty re-
covered n TO be placed in the hands of the Gov.
eminent to be sold from time TO time, as may be
deemed advantageous, the proceeds remaining in
the hAnds OF the Government until the whole Of
the wreck II removed. ano the work cen leted to
its sansfactiop. In ease of failing to prosecut
the work with satisfactory diligence, or te COM
plete IL in due time, the department reserves the
right to annul the agreement, and the proper ty
recovered will be forfeited to the Government
For the purchsse. she lies, the proposition
must state the ttmelwithin which the wreck will
once; end failing to have her removed in ii me,
the vessel will be forfeited to tine 9oyersment:
the right will be reserved to reject all Of the Of
fers; and no agreement for wrecking Will be
sverded until the apparatus OF the bidder has
purpose, Iaforns alton can be obtained Of THE
once of the amount ef weight Of iron plating
machinery boilers, and other articles in this .hiI
mn Is mwfst 0onmsuAaat Naval Station.
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DROPosALs FOB CATTLE FoR INDIAN
SERVICE

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrEIIoR,l
- March ~, 1851.
Msy, le67, at the office of II. b. Denman Superfn-
tendent OF Indian Affairs fer the Northern SUPER.
intendency, at Omaha City, Nebrsska, for the
delivery at Omaha City Of the folio ~iRg Stock
800 head Of MIX Cows for the wipneb.so In.
dams oceupying reservation I'm Nebrasks
500 head OF Milk Cows for the 6antee Stony Ia
of the Niobrsrs, Nebraska
500 head OF MIX Cows for the fsncton Sioux In
dams, occupying q reservation in Dakota
100 head Of Milk Cows for the omaha Indians
occupying reservation in Nebraska.
40 head OF young American Bulls.
20 head Of Beef Cattle, (steersD
The Cows must be of good quality, 4 merfcan
breed. not less than three nor more thAa seven
years old Cows with young calves. or csws with
calf, will be preferred. Bry COWS will not be re
ceived. The Bulls must be not less III an three
years old, and the Beef Cattle net less than four
years old.
Superintendent DeRman will have the right to
reject any ell the bids; sto. the right TO reject
any or oil the cattle If he deems that the cattle
delivered are not of the required character
Superintendent Denman will be authorized t.
receive the said cattle and to give vouchers 20 the
parties delivering the cattle, to be paid at the
once OF the Commissioner Of Indians Affairs in
The line of the delivery of the cattle will be de-
terniRed by Superintendent Denman rho will also
have the power 10 change the place of delivery
with the consent OF the contractor.
Good and sufficient bonds will be required for
the faithful fu fillment of the contract.
Bids will not be received for q less number than
the total number OF cows and bulls called for
Separate proposals, hewever, will be eived for
the beef cattle. D. ii. BROWNING,
NH 80 secretar
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p A N o 3

~ PIANOS.
ONE Bacon Raven Piano, for Gin.
One Andrew Stein, for es0.
One almost new 7-octaye large roundvNVU
corner Boardman Gray Piano. Sa7s.
W, q. A1fZ16Orf & 90.
Sole Agents 81 steinwsy Sonb Pianos, and
~ Juvenile Books, direct from Paris; Labouisyee'
New Fairy Tsle.; ksop. largely illissrstsd, ana
ny Others Just receive, r..or
(SHOICD NUTS, RAIsIHe, FIGS. URR1Nfs,
- sfiC.e; rs:, DC 70 ssis thi, lsrssen,sr zee
De AN 80 KiA6 Place.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOk,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT q EEL

WASHING TON. March IS, 1851
On the petition OF BDMUN MUNSON, Of Utica,
ny praying for the extern sion Of patent grant
provement in Eyes for Mill Stones for seven
years frem the expiration OF said patent, which
TAX place on the 18th day of July, 1851:
4. It's ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once en- Monday, the LIST day OF
July next, at IL clock M and all persons are no.
tihed 70 appear and show cause II any they have,
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ME in the Patent ONCE their objections specially
get forth IN writing at least t,csn day. before the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance With the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Deposition, and other papers relied upon - tes-
mony must be filed in the Office icsnfy days before
the day Of bearing; the ornaments, II any, within
Ordered, also. tSst this Notice bs published In
the IntelliPen and the Republican, Washing.
ton. d. O., and in tho Herald. Utica. New
York, once week for three successive weeks; the
first Of said publications to be at least sixty days
TO. THEAKER.
Commissioner Of Patents.
r 9: 1ditor. Of the above papers viii please
paper containing this notice. apl-iaw3v
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RAILROADS.
lou P1HNsYLvANIA ROUTE 1907
~ E 8 8

&Ak9 81 Ra
10 TH1 EOIfHWDST, SOUTH, AID eODT n.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
% AID ffter March 2lth, 1851 I ains will run ~
Washinsson--.~l % .. n. Baltimore Ia 10 m
THE ssIxTf q SS6HBLr.rRAok R ,5S i (. m:
III xisn naLI,GAET sO1nERY; Palace State room
cay ano Nght Oers. with modern improyements
and sayins from four 70 twelve hours In time over
spy other route. Two hundred miles saysd 10
western ano Central New York. ~ "
Two Daily Trains to the Vest.
IhIoulh nom Baltimore to ROCHiSrrR and
Ps:.ensers 5, shis loSss from B.l,,no,.
p Ss PPoS1Tsspt:ss ratins Al changes in UNION
Ileke1 BY this route can be procured at the Of
&C., corner eth street and Peansylvania avenue,
onasr the National Hotel, where reliable infor
nation viii be siven ct eli times.
rsssengerS procuring tickets at this once can
scSure sscomnodauons In Sleeping Cars for 81.
W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Horthsest corner 9th street and Pepna. av..
Washington, D. O.
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AMARIfAN,s aIFTi
SAkARIfANS GIFT
THE MOST OHRTAIN REMHBY EvKR USED.
sosoRRaGA, GIEEr sfRiCTSREs, o.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam, no Mercury.
-sss are entirely Tes.tsSie, having no smell no,
.,y pe ssant taste, and will not In any way in
sG sns
q. e y *. ,1...s s S s:
70 sTposr,s 10 i,osbls, no ohanss ~ katere-.
saS
su nT TT. try the ssAMAEIIANs Cir:
rro.n. ,s ssas :. q; + T.asas. o. ssH'''''
BLOoDr BLooDrr BLooDrrr
soR90sULAsn uLSERs; s0BEs, SPOTS,
sArARifANS RooTT IND HERs JUICE
IL offered the public Q positive cure
81 nS6f aRb klsE hEs q:
most potent, certain anc erectusl remedy ever pre-
e. Ssneres poison the Z thofoSss
and permanent; Take then, Of this Iurifyins rem
SosteTitS that for vhiss ,5u may isDsnt IN sfsss
years. DO NOT DEsPAIRI
AsS%SsfR soST aEsB s9o,
G.se% :. gel. 3 all the bsd snssss e AsISury.
nsn, A.ass.ion. with .h,en naa.. q,
males suffer the BOOT AND HEB JUTGks mos,
1 .nS sOr I'll 70 81. de-
ecn3 By express. Price 81 - per bottle
sAhARITANs WASH
In, IN cases o. syphlis used IN connection with che
Full directions. Price IS cents.
The efdcacy Of these remedies 70 alike sckne VI
.A.:a " lS{as,s.::, and patients. The, are 1:sd
WHAT TEE sgnsEoss SAT- OF THE sAMAs
.PcsI ho.r ,I fosI n /. nsa.LL, B.ltinors.
iS:sI h.ys used ne. Win ,3dfnsI., ai:sT:asa:
s.; ses a: s.:
I Fss0..sad them 's!oaaSlEERr O Row,p.
"Assistant surgeon. sth n. Z. Vols.
givsnis avenue, wsshinGton; HINRY COOK.
ASSsxosS co. = Hsa:;ssi: :'''r'iS
Is rnE 9 ~ ssssS, i rs!s srH DAY
guardian, fe.; it 10 BY the ccpr, thu. ssn day Of
reported be ratified ana confirmed. unless cause %
ns be Is Gf o. ofsrd %
sale to Hezekiah Gutehell Be ratified, and the
q as :hs h sale the IN ss
and dollars in cash and give deed Of trust bear
balance Of the purchase money, 20 vii eve hun
dred dollars said deed OF trust 20 remain tor one
iisSsd in he Evenins stsf, once q week for three
week. osiors ssu Nm r. PURCELL.
Judge Of the Orphans Court.
e0P'' Test JAS. 3. oBEIRNn,,,
mn u-vsv Register Of Wills.
rINBIs is TO GIVE EorIoE, That the srbscrf.
II her has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
W.shinetou County, IN the District Of Columbia,
lstferS testamentsry on the personal sstase OF
deceased. All persons having chims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned % exhibit the
IN or befsre the 18th day Of February next; they
may other siss By Law - excluded fron sn bensae
"GsVsn SnSss NJ hasdlthis 18th day 81 Fseruary,
ssS7. wA. GRueH,
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DEPAKKTTn1yEHrT 81 TIE TIL bHTERI36 6,.cp
n. A.. W1sHIseToN. March y. 1877;

On tho peuton OF GxLBS II. FlLLBY, Of ST.
Louis, Missouri. praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him the l4th day Of June, 1855,
for an tmDroyementi in Docking Stoves. for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
1t IL ordered that the said petition be heard ct
the Patent Once on Monday. the 18th day Of
May next. at II O'Clock N; and all DersonS are
notified TO appear and show cause any they nave,
why said petition ought not to be granted. y
Persons opposing the eXtenolen are required TO
nie IN the Patent Once their objectioa. specially
set forth in writing, at lesst twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony hled 81 either
party to Be used st the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the ONCE, which win Be furnished On apDlcatiss
Dispositions and other papers reiiea upon e tee.
tfmony must DO fled in the ONCE twenty days
before the dav OF hearing: the arguments. II any,
within ten days after fling the testfmeny
Ords5ed also; thas thi: notice . gnbished 10 the
inatop. D. O., and IN the Republicsu, &C. Louis
Mo, once week for three suocesslvs weeks; the
6rss Of said publications 20 be ct least sixty dsvs
previous % the day Of hearing =
- Commtasloner Of Pei eats.
S.-Hditors q the aboy. pagers. viz sissss
. rarer containing this notice. Nh S1.isvSv
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II IOHhoBp, IREDERIoKsBURa AND 20
H TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAyELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndsy p. N. exoepted.J

The quickest and most direct route 70 Riohnoad.
Va, and the South, via the Potonse
steaners from eth Street Wharf, &kH
Warrington, 70 Asuia Greek and
RICHMOND, fredercksburg and Potomac Railroad
70 Rici mond, Va, connecting there with trains on
fne hiehmond and Petersburs and Richmond and
DsnyiIie kailroeds for Pesersburs, Weldon, vii
Lotto and Chester, 8. q.
Steamers Report and q Vanderbilt leave 7tb
Street Wharf daily (Supday evening excepted at
~ O. N. and 80 D. m. and arrive in Richmond q
THROUGH TO Rich MoND II SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any Other Route.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuis
Greek and Iredericksourg, 70 Richmond, st the
Company Once, corner q Penns avenue and SIN
street, or on board Of the bosn. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons viii be In
readiness to convex pssse nge ~ and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF visit e
several battle fields near Brederiekssurg By stoI-
ping 1t that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamer.
GEO. AATTIEGLY, supt., WashirSton, ID O,
@. I. hATTIHGLY, Ticket Agent, ws.hInston.
Q. N. HANEY,
pSy Senersl Passenger Agent.
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49, II. LOOMrs, n. D.,

y: Iny.n.sFa ana ao P.sesies 81 Il. n1slRAL
rLAIk Tt1TH, attends personally o.
~ ONCE IN thts city. Many persons can ,yyQlY
nc no person oen wear others who cannot wear
Persons calling ct ny once can be sooommods-
teo WIZ any style and price OF Teeth they de-
Ie, Dut 20 tnese Who are particular, and wish the
kuxsst, cieeness, strongest and most perfect den
vi. tnat ert can procure, the AINDRAL TEETH
hooms In this city-No. 3Ss Penn'a avenue, be-
U:sn sfn and 10th sta. Also. 0OI Arch street,
fniiadelDhfa. oc 10-ly
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VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY oP.
POsITB FRANKLIN sQUARD AT AUC-

On WEDNESDAY next. April 10. q. 5 O'Clock.
on the premises, We win sell Let 20 and eastern
part Of Lot 10, in Square $50, the same frontin s
seventy two feet one inch on I street, with a
depth Of IA feet, running back to . thirty foot
Alley.
This property is. located 4, one Of the most
healthy and desirable Dertio Of the city and
offers 1ne chance to parties in search of building
sites.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All convey ancfhg and
stamps at purchasers cost.
ap 6-d&dO COOPER 3 LATIMEB, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
H Tnos. DeWL1ao. Auea.; 0sesssssva-
ls sttR IL

0HAEg1RY sA44 or. xAlyABLI IN.
II 1ab %zsHI HnSr
BY Virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme court Of
q !ssra.fx isG I. 6ss:s II No. 'ss poe Ss
:. Tsn w. newlinS ct. q. the under.i Gnsd viii
he sh d:s q AsriI 4 f Do i q =
9: in Helnssd'. Addition and part Of Lot No
lsl. BeshS Addition to eeorsetovn. the came
and Green streets. and fsetng the end OF Pennsyi.
vsnia avenue - Nxtended into Georgetown,
The property win be sold In three parcels, viz:
The three story Brick House, With the lot, While b
!; feet s front rhy 10 feet dssI and the two
separately, with lots respectively attached 70 the
Ard Q. rRIDAY. the 18th day Of April, A. D.
sell the subdivision lots known q Lots sB" and
%, in ewesnyt subdivision Of lot 4, In square
No ~, In the city Of Washington. Lot viii be
sold In three separate parcels, each having 0
south U and south streets, and depth OF about
los feet to an alley in the rear; and Lot oO,i in
three separate parcels, each having a front Of IL
feet inches on south @ street, between I'd ana ID
All the above property is desirable. And dsser res
the attic ntion Of persons desiring 20 invest in
Term: Of sale, 40 prescribed BY tn. decree One
elk and twelve months with Interest II ON the dsy
whole purchase money may be paid in cash pres
emily after the sale.
The titles are perfect.
CHXRIEs II. MATHEWS, Trustees.
nh 50 lotAds THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
DY COOPDR LATIMER, Auctioneer,.
% tbate clerks with Jas. d. Mcclure % :,
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL COAL!l
Best WHITE ASH at So, BY the ton. All sizes,
to suit customers
sawed and Split OAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
Long Oak, a. per cord
ton OF Coal sold By me always weighs $40 lbs
JOHN B. LORD,
eGly Corner &.h and q streets,
COAL Ann
AT GREATLY REDUOED PRICES.
Gross tons Of 210 lbs ELF vered In any part OF
the city
Chestnut White Ash, 81
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $50.
Red Ash, SO Is.
Lehigh, 81.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our 0tice; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
ia75-r l63 9th street, between and +.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

pOTOhAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR
BALTIMORE
Making freight con nectIon az AOUIA GREEK
sSn ttb kISh Il D; FREDERICks- eoon
bgks AND PoT0MAC RAILROAD. 4f&
fNiekIe. ana steamer kESSEBEC, Capt. John .
wilson, leave Mashington from siIth street
wharf, every NEDk EsbAY ana SATURDAY at
"a m, Tor Baltimers, and usual way landings on
TT2Mtemse river kstnInins leave Baltimore every
For further information apply TO
j. Il. BRYAN BRO,
mn Is No. 3s5 PeuuNlyanis ave
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BUEEAU OF ohDsAF S.Ex pr,.,1v
WAsHISGTo TON OITY, March Is, 1857.
PROPOSALS.

CbERK's OFFICE,
~ House REPREsESTATIvEs, UNITED erAIls,
WARRINGTON, April /, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received at this sfHce
until ~ O'Clock OF TUESDAY, the 9Th day of
April, A u 1857 for keeping restaurant OF the
House OF heprese Natives of the Enitea States fu
sccordano with the terms of the annexed resolu-
ton the restaurant to be kept open during the
entire year, except Sundays
EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk.
FEBRUARY 2. 1887
ORDERED, That the rivilege 81 keeping the Res
taurant OF the House shall be determined as fol-
lows:
Proposals therefor shall be received by the CLARK
Of the House up to noon Of March L.. 1851 asd bi-
enhialy thereafter. and shall be OF ened by him. in
the presence OF two witnesses. and be by him
awarded 10 the most suitable person, having also
reference 20 the smoust II money offered for the
priyile &c, and the capacity of the bidder for the
business. Accompanying the proposals must be
tie name OF one or more persons who willin n
20 become euretfes In the sum Of enc thousand dol
lars Tor the faithful performance Of the duties Of
said Keeper, and session Of the premises shall
be given by the Clerk to said bidder upon his exc
cuttings bond In the sum Of one thousand dollars
with suhiciept sureties, for the proper discharge
OF his duties and for the careful use OF the prop
trty OF the Government entrusted 20 him. such
possession shall be at all times under the control
of the House. And the amount of money thus bid
and accepted shall be paid 10 the said CLERK one
half on the nrst Monday Of December next after
the date OF the bond, and the residue six months
thereafter, and, as received, shall be, b. said
Clerk, paid TO the Ire of the National Sol
diers and Sailors Orphan Home fer the benefit of
said institution. spstd
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STEAhER WILSON SMALL
~ EOh THE EASTERN SEyOpE

,EOTlCE.-The Steamer Wilson SMALL.
OAPT =. 7. LEONARD, nov IN
All respects one Of the stsanchest, EA@H
most comfortable and elegant
hsn ront. ply SF ShSss;Pesks Bay viii
her pier opposite L.ss. strs.s ss wharf:
DOUBLE kfLLSOEF0RD IF 0PIfS p01TSN1 =,
WkLLL4CRS WIZ: CaaBiRt66aa i. fHTGt GE,,
LEITS MH1RE CABIN CREEK, MED-
!. RetuTsing from THE EAsTkRN sHoRE, che
2 m, and Easton Point ct , m every Mondsy
Medbssdey and Friday, touching at alt fpterme
on the following mornings
ne hss large number Of fine state rooms.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
RuiLDlNGs AT CAMP KRAgeD AT AuC-

pI.or QyARrrRNAsI Iss o!fIeI.
WAsHIseroN, D, o., April lsa
T s e s::s.: o.:
ls;tsTnn AZ gEspsa viii es sold q Public Auction
q lisas.s.ns id1.rd HuSl. Hoi iS 70 isfsnsra,
.st ns s::i:, g Sgs..s..:ssel g. A-'sls 70
F1s@s BaiIdiss ,i 3 fee. n 81 8 feet ss
SIP and Az aaY aSuss Is 3 ~
%ss:l:s,sss::i ssss; rs i:t q y feet
buildings viii be sold sipsly.
The United States rslinauishes the care Of these
ap4-st Depot Qusrternastsr.
GoVEESsnn!ENr BgILpISes At ,oosVA-
'0QSarIeTMa,te,', oHs, De,et 81 wa.si.Ics,l
Oony.lsscest. situated between the Long Bridge
and Alexandria, will Be sold at public auction on
iaa aS hu snsf, i ss iqPsfi:Sa Of
Acting Assistant ousrtermsster. Sale 70 son
These bniidinss consist Of g barracks, shtnsle
40 officers quarters and other buildings, shinsIe
"a buildings, felt roof; 2 Offices. officers quar-.
and fence, eonprisins les buildings in all
Building will be sold sinsiy;, aad sale will be
Term. e..h, in Cover nment funds. '''e' O'
The nfted States relinquishes the care OF these
'''''ns' 1''D 0'' VI S.H. rohpKIss.
ap1-llt Bvt. Bris. Gen, Depot Q. N.
GevEsHAIEsSf BgILDLNGs AT ALTMAN.
cA'S Qss''s,.ss::,.': o6s:, 6vS y g..ss.sso-.,
building: :: Inc Sen..fastios CORR. .Ge
liable sas.ion on HETs9. ri Be sold
AS 6Bsst; S.: e .iss:SsSs s.d
Quarter s ~ =, United states Army. Sale to
Ihs.. Barr son.ri.e thirteen buildings.
i.s.in Length AI'S foIt.bis Bqiiains 10 Sy i
There win slse Be sold at the same time the fol-
$50 feet Inch Iron Piye.
$50 feet inch Iron Pipe.
Brass Stop cocks
3Cookina Ranges, incomplete.
Steam Boiler inches by foot 10 In ches
Terms-Cash, In Government funds
Brig. Gen. and Depot Quartz rmsster
A EMORY IoB SALE.
Csi0 Q.a,,rmas.e,s OHce. Dspstor wa,As.sto.,l
Wa,htsston, ID. c. March %, 1857. (
BY order Of the Q1srtermsster General, the Gov
and Twenty second, will be sold at public auction
nGs. 10
Thi. building I. 200 feet b. 8 feet, single roof
Terms cash. In Government funds.
CHARLES II. TOMPKIN6,
Bvt. Brig. Gen, Deputy Q. II Gen,
Acting Chief q artermaster,
mn y lit Depot of Washington.
RUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
~ NAVY DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON OITT, March Is, 1857.
BALE OF OLD AED UNsERyIOEABLE Ar
TOLLS 81 ORDNANCE.
There viii be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidders. At noon, THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF April 1867, at the .ice of the Inspector OF
ordnance, Navy yard. Philsdelphia, Pennsylva-
MA, lot Of old and uneerviceable articles ef
Ordnance, embracing Shot and Shell. about seven
hundred tIo0) Carbines, lbreech- loaders.t about
twenty i've hundred (2.5OoD lMuskets, rifed and
smooth bore. Gun Carriages, and other stores
The articl es will be sold in lots.
Terms: One half cash, in Government zuds to
De epos1ted on the conclusion of the sale aud the
fsmaiRder within ten days afterward. during
which time the articles must be removed from the
yard. otherwise they will revert to the Govern
ment H. A. WISE,
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QY 0REIN D WILLIAMS, Auetiensers.
ID No. 326, southeast corner 7th and D sts
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS POINTING ON
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRsT AND SECOND STREETS EAST, AT
On THTksDAY. the 18th inst, at s O'Clock ,.
Square No. 1888, having IS feet front on Mssssohu.
sets avenue. running $50 feet through to street,
making building lots fronting on each street with
ont any waste ground to the purchasers.
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN six aud twelve
BY z deed Of trust on the premises. An convey.
ancing and revenue stamps ct the cost Of the pur-
aptd GREEN 1 WILLIAMS, Auets.
M 0BIBH B VILLA NIB, Auctionsers.
HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, to the subscriber r,
bearing date the 18th day Of February, 1856, and
recorded in Liber B. N. H.. No Is, foIios IN,
District of Columbia the following named prop
erty, lying and being In the city Of Warrington
ID. O., viz: Part of square north of square num-
bered eight hundred aud Fifty three, 1858 be-
ginning for the same az the southeast corner Of
street eighty 9l ieet thence north sixty two (S2)
feet six 90 inches, thence east eighty 1881 feet
thence south sixty two t63) feet six 90 inches to
the place Of beginning, together with the in-
Terms made known at sale. All conveyanciue
and revenue stamps At cost Of purchaser. SIO0
will be required paid down when tho property
Is sold. III tho purchaser should fail to comply
With tn. terms IN i,s days after sah &Rs trustee
yertising such resale three times in 6e haeninp
Star. JOHN NJ. HANSONHuHe