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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.

'EtNl NbFFIfEs
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAs, October !. ISL
sealed Proposals., which must be made IN dupli-
DAY, the ssgh day Of NovemlcT next. a. p . cioes
noon. Tor the transportation of military supplies
i1I ,~3 yesrs from the lst day Of January next
RoUIE Ne. 2.-From San Antonio. Texas, -
FORTS Chadbourne and Belknap, Buffalo SPRING,
aud such other Military Posts and Canlps a. arr on
may he established on the Texas frontier, south 81
RoUrE No. l.-From fndisnola, Texas, Go san
Antonio, Texas, and intervening points.
=, h"Trk No: sjEfr rom Indlanols Texas, 70 Aus.
Fidders will state the rate per one hundred fl0n'
pounds per one hundred 400 miles at which th..y
will transport said supplies, aud must give theiT
names in full. with residence and post-ofiise al
dress, aud q iirm the name Of each member vail
BE- separately signed.
Each bad must De accompanied by n bond an the
sum of ten thousand dollars signed boy two "a
more persons, whose responsibility must b. cert
hed TO by clerk OF court OF record that thc
hIm. eater upon the fniflment thereof snd fnri
nlsh Ernd and suft cient security that he will
forth, ami each security will state his place a
residence.
Separate bid. aud bonds are required for ss,h
The contractor on each route win be required 10
Keep on hs route good mule teams Of not less thar
six mules each. in numbers rs follows:
on Route No. 2 twenty hye Teams.
S, Twenty-h
should; however, the transportation on any
not 70 require the number Of team. s,ys named
~ may he temporarily lesseped 10y the officer in
charge OF the transportation lines.
The amount of bonds that will be reqpired Of IN.
contractor vail be fifty thousand dollars S50OoOs
each route.
The person or persons TO whom any award il
made must he prepared 20 execute contracts and
give the required bonds At once. AMI be in readi-
ness for service on the FIRST day OF January DeNt
before mentioned
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and s0lven-
cy 81 each bidder aud persons offered security
will lie required.
The bids will be opened on the dav and her,r he
fore named and bidders have the privilege a he
ing present at the opening
No proposal will be entertained that does not
fully comply with the terms Of this advertisement
Any contract made under the adv TT sensnt will
De subject to the approval Of the Quart rmastel
GentI al aud the right is reserved to reject any on
all bids.
Forms of contract may he seen at the offices Of
the Chief Quartermaster. Fifth Military District
at New Orleans, the Chief QuaTtermaster District
Austin, aud at this Office
Proposal must he plainly Endorsed PROPOSAL
Tor Army Trans pOrtatlon," and addressed % tho
undersigned. AZ this place = C. & IFE
no 9th Brevet 1t Col and A o MIS-
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THE EVENING STAR
rELEGRAMS, &c.

Accounts from different sections Of Missouri
and kansas mention very serious loses @
farmers ffCm prairie hres
A contract was awarded yesterda- NV ~.
Bard of Water Commissioners of - Ior,e
TO X -. Wood n 90, OF PhIladelr MA IN an
Ply the water pipe and other Castings for fba
ue~ wafer works. The contact amounts 10
over = mIlli0n and a quarter dollars
Judge Parker, OF Wineaeytsr. was .rrs,,sd
Monday morning by the offieer of the Freed
mems Bureau. The charge is not known.
Neal Devany was hung al wiIkesbarre, Pa,
Ststsraay morning; Tor the murder of his wife
oE TIE S4th OF last July. He made a full con-
fesSlon, and stated that be shot her in the
breast: He assigns as the cause of his crime.
other females possessed his affections.
The ex rene cOnfiscation Radicals Who'll have
been elected 70 the Constitutional Convention
OF virginia have tempered their demands since
the recent elections IN the North, and are now
wiring 10 offer terms of Cancellation TO their
CONSERVATIVE Republican brethren.
Chef Justice Chase Is expected in Richmond
this morning to preside with Judge Under
wood at the adjourned spring term of the
United states Circuit Court, " hIch Commences
today Inc fan FERN. at which JEFF Davis
Will be tried, commences on the 25tn instant
From the yenIre 10 appears that the iurv will
be largely composed OF blacks
The Alabama reconstruction convention CON.
samed Inc whole Of yesterday In considering
me nanehlse question The majority report.
which contains strong proscriptiye featnras
will be adopted
Arkansas Will 20 largely for a convention,
with working majority for the Republicans
Aoout four- tfths of the registered votes uera
tast AZ ne election last week Montgomsrv
ferry, FRANCIS, Dallas, and Hot Spring conn
neS, gave two hundred majority for a conven.
non The delegates are all Radical PuIaski
CraWford, and Sebastian counties, elect RAD,
fSls- White county elects Conservative
General Mower yesterday appointed X King
Cntler Judge OF the ID district of I,ouisiana
IN place OF Judge A. Caezabat, who resigned
The race between NallaHdigham and Judea
thurman Tor Senator Wade's seat becomes
quite exciting. Botn claim 20 De ahead
The Cleveland (OhIo.l PlaindeaIer urges tho
erection or Cleveland as tn place TO mold ths
next Democratic national convention
Al caucus of the Republican members or
tne New Ork Constitutional Convention held
yesterday afternoon II was resolved To con
unne ne session and perfect the work begun.
In West Virginia forty-three Republicans
are elected 70 the House and three in tina
Senate: The Republicans gain four mernbsrs
IN tae House over last year, and two in the
Senate. - VAC
Ihe proprietor OF the Planters HouSa a.
rate City. Missouri, named Jenkins yvas
snCt ana instantly killed by q negro man ,es-
tercay morning, who had been dischsTyad
1IOm nls service for misconduct Five mn
ored collars reward has been offered for the
apprehension OF the murderer.
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Alleged Robbery Of S21.133i i'm Gala ,o,u

Alleged Robbery OF ~271SS i'm Gala ,o;n
Theresa Schibooch. OF 1s6 Grand street. an.
psaIsd oeIOre Jnstice Mansfield on Saturday
last, anc MADE Gle substance) the foIlowing
statement--on The 18th Of July last tnera uas
;aKen from her possession a leather satcbsI
containing : .iuC In gold. besides legal tender
aho halCnal bank notes of the value OF SIOO1O
an enamelled and diamond pncrustsd goId
watch o: the value Of 500. poe kst- hook Cor
talnlHg slt0- gold watch worth S3ln. A ooId
necklace and cross worth $500. diamond
cross worth ~5Ou. a gold lockst vrortn so -,
gene with valuable papers and deeds of ths
Io'aI value OF s27,733, the property of the de-
LIS properly, the lady went OF TO
say, mao been taken out OF her trunk ia .
room II house No. L Wooster stree, durIpg
heI temporary absence therefrom and she has
1900 20 Ieheye u was stolen and carried
away by Jacob NucAlheiser. Marsueretta
Muchlneiser and Peter Owens from he "a -
tIai 'nese persons two OF whom are in cns
oGy' Muehlhelser and mis- sister, knew of the
gOlo &c beIng IN the custody Of the connlain
ant On her tthe complainanrs) arrival a,
tne mouse IA wooster street, Muchlheiser and
D@ehs carried her trunk 10 her room, and
were present when she unlocked it, and saw
ner spen the satcheI. and from IL AXE monay
10 pay fhem- and Margueretta who was N
ne Iaoit Cf bringing TO the room Complain
ant meals, also had full knowledge ~ tbe
contents OF the satGhel. and had nor nnfra
tnently seen ner AXE money theretrom To nav
her current expenses. The complainant fur
me- stateo that or the 17th of July she left the
cry Tor Niagara where she remained unfII
me I'd OF that month: but before lea wing al
inehuoned the fac OF the property in question
oeing I'D her trunk, and inquired Of Muchlhei
ser ana ms sister II It would be safe 70 leave IL
~nere y was and II they would look after II. 70
winch they ans weref IL would be perfectly safe
aLd that tney would continue TO guard II dur
ing her absence. On her return 70 the house
she met jacob and his sister, and they annaa rad
10 DE- very much confused on seeing her a.
much . that 10 caused her TO ask them wbat
Houoied thea- and they answered ssnothingn
On gaming admission 70 her room she found
that ner trunk had been opened and the pron.
wy anove enumerated feloniousIy taken out
>pf 81. margueretIa- who was present. then
stated that or tie 18th she saw a child AT the
coor OF neT (deponentsl room, and was then
AFRAID her room had been entered and the
money, &C. taken. Since July the depouent
staiec that she has had good reason for peliey.
ing hat the parties named by her ahove are
me real culprits, and asked for their appre
henslon on Saturday afternoon Jacob Mn
Cnineiser AND MS sister Were arrested and ar.
now IN prison or 3 temporary Commitment.
preparatory 10 general exam nation Owens
has Lot YET been arrested; but IL was upder
STOOD That he would be IN charge OF an onicsr
IOtk- ~U'
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- The Gardiner Home Journal rsla,ss tn.
gentleman recently purchas he'd some school.
pcSAs iOr hls son and directed him % hurrv =.
,sH' S anu see " ne could get there before the
wide application. Ao'e nas
- an ex-'eoeI soldier of a South Carolina
regiment was arrested at knox villa on See
she oneTlng for sale $40, 200 worth OF
Saes aho lewelry marked with the names
OF . hampton" and % Preston" The prisnns-
sIa.ms 20 nave found the articles during tn
war buried with other jewelry
snip launched in Portsmouth, n III
,ast uesoay, ran ashore ar d carried avav n
Tnement mousse containing several families
1"o young women were seriously hurt and
one child reported missing "uu
la,sIxA curious race took place in Cleveland
I,..yy ~ was between three horses and m rae
:, n, me former to be relieved AZ ths az
0us mile and the latter a. evsrv CU.r,a.
three T, n1rsss 70 go SIX miles and the men
Inc indians won by nearly Sslf a ,niia
Bismarck Is six feet in ns,on, - I '.
hIsss anu chest round fior,d facs 49,
oius eyss, and loud voice He Is dssc,'nsS
-, mag VI rollieking prize. tighter.
DI. Guyon, OF Paris has vr,t,.n
perfor the Paris ACADEMY az $685. pa
mai the disease of glanders can IA tr.n ~ Prose
Hon re morse 70 man. The Doctor rsi.,ss
t'nn WHICH GAINS under his own obserya-
= The Mayor OF Quebec recent,v ,s,, :,
city for prolonged absence. The civ conn III
spent whole evening IN wrangIine ana, - /.
.ieslon o. an aeune mayor. and finally A :
1oarned without deciding the matter
The brewers Of Chicago recently notie.a
tneir customers that after Monday next ths1
should adv the price OF ale from 50 10 n,
PER barrel The saloon Keepers have held a
convention, and resolved 70 resist the A.
vance. ~ oo-
- Seamen are more difficult TO be had now
man a. any time before or since the war
- Ibe morning papers Of Paris got TO pres.
- nine eioek The evening previous.
- In Jamaica coolies arr sold for ssvsn,v
dollars apiece.
One illegal voter has been sent 70 prison
Tor month IN New York PSoN
81 The East Cornwall Conn, nos,r,.s,s-
has salary Of - per year. f"A'S'''
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N 0 T q E.
until 10 clock q. m. WEDNEsDAY Nov. once
IS, LM LOT furnishing the garrison 1t Piattsbure
nssr g. with the following articles for one
ersi, y; A., may direct w"
EORAGG-Hay and Data
BEDDING-Strsv
bids VIII be taken for all or each of the article.
ssePafateiy. TO be Of good marketable quality and
.ne commanding ofHcer may direct. The Cover.
ena reserves for ttee the privilege 70 reject any
Sid, will be sealed and addressed TO Lieut.. FRhNE
MMAYPDEN, A. A: g. M, Plat,sbureh BarracSs.
Straw 1ofase ana
Al Qrartermasters Office, Plattsbursb P.,.
N>'"'SA SS''SH' 0sstB
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, October 8, 1851
PROPOSAL. will be received at the GOntrac
Office OF this Department until O'Clock n m q
November 2lst next, to be decided next day j for
February 5. 1865. to June -, 1871.
Route No. -OSs.-FrOm Brook haven. by CaseyyilIa
MOP Church, Fayetie, and Church Hill TO
NatcheZ, 2 miles and back. twice a week
Leave Brookhaven Wednesday and SATURDAY AT 6
an; -
Arrive AT NatcheZ next days ate pm
Leave NatcheL Monday and Thursday at 6 a M
arrive at BrOOkhaven next days by 6 D. IN.
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known as II test oath and to exc
cute contracts Ia the form and manner prescribed
by law and the regulations of the Department
For further ard fuller particulars as to the con
dltons 10 be incorporated into contracts nd Of
the liabilities Of bidders reference is made to the
pamphlet advertisement. dated October 81 lSi6 in
yitlng proposals for carrying the mails of the
Inli S states IN the State OF Mississippi which
can De found az the principal post Offices
Service may commence January LIST, 1853, If the
accepted bidder desires '' - 49,
Proposals must be sealed. superscribed EMAIL
Proposals, Route No 0ss State of Misaissinni !,
and directed to the "Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Contract Office ~ ~
ALEX. W. RANDALL G.
Postmaster
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

QUARTERNlsTER's OFFICE, D
NASHVILLE Nov. Z, lsa
sealed Proposals will he received at the once of
the undersigned until WEDNESDAY the 18Th in.
slant at5 clock D. M, for furnishing the Ouarter
articles of Fuel, viz: WV 'S''o"ihs
10000 BUSHELS OF COAL.
900 CORDS OF WOOD
Inc Goal TO be IN good Jumps, suitable II neees-
sary ior CRATES. The Wood to be either oak ash
OF mckory, and In accordance with the length nre
scribed by law s'" pre-
The fuel to be delivered subject to ipspection 81,
Tin this city,
Bids for the Coal and Wood will be received San
arately. This does not, however, prevent az.
being taken together if of the bidders desire
furnish both. eeaire 10
Bonds In double the amount Of the contract Wit,
TWO responsible sureties that the Contract viii h
taken II awarded the bidder must aeon, ~ ~ oe
bid No bids will be entertained unless this bond
or oil bids offered. e' w ie'ect any
BY order OF MAJOR General Thomas Swords.
no,,..,p I. MOORE. MAJOR o. M.
1oA os9 breyet Lieut.. Col. U. SA
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"A lRECE1yER APPOINTED-We learn from
fnsourg mat HE supreme Court of PennsyJ.
1870. q, IN session there, has appointed re.
eelveriof the real and personal property of he
Rev crk and SchuykIll Coal Company. The
Dill hled also asks for a decree 20 sell me real
eelele ior the benefit of the bondhoIders who
are some SIX months IN arrear Of interest The
Elk colIlerles OF the company, which i'm I-6s
pfouueed more han 25.OUO tons Of coal ba 90
o. en- idle since June l. IL 70 wonder undar
kaen ,elIe nms stances, thar the interest Is not
paid.-PkiI- Lsdq>r NV
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

u sLhA
by SItne OF decree of the Circui, Com, g..
Prince Georges County sitting as TS omr fof
xls M.r J.%es MeGUiTs Co are
IITstse vii sxpose to public on the pren,i.4s
p ,5 i me list day Of November ne xt at
thereafter,D the Real Estate Of Wa lar day
known as A" Hog Harbor,n situated 4, ID ~ y al,
SSeSrgs county two and half miles from Buens
Hileary the heirs Of Thomas Hall and
Oden Bowie, containing $50 acres are or
The Washington Branch of the Baitiracrs' -. a
Potomac Railroad has been located fbrnD.ss and
isnd dividing IL nearly in half 1t Is coyerd IN
SS es Growth q valuable Oak and Chestnut Tim
c.e ,or the manufacture of Friedrich win |.
and \. stsr running through the entire 9TH.
ST. ~ Son' enientiy located TO several Grist ana .
Church. HP'S'oP"i anu Meshodist
Co Jse attention Of Land Agents and Railro.,
nonusetors Is especially invited to this desra
Tern. OF Sale: Cash on the day of sale. mr. IN Oh.
fn az thereof by the Court with interess
nOn the cay OF sale; and on payment of the Who'll
Rufchase money the property will he conyevsd r..
deed. ICHARn u ID ss.nmpn and
Io2eoad ~ Nnhw'
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fkDksTRiAs RIvALRY.-Weston has a rival
ID peoesIlanism- Mr. Seth WILDER PAYNE
San Francisco in I5I DAYS and pubIisb ar a
cOuh CT what be sees, hears, and does on the
way let his city at o'cloc K this morninr
ahS VIII reach Soneryille, n. J., this att4r
ICOn-N- l. Trtbaae, Nor IL
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alHlAg dresses are decidedly IN favor.
very few long dresses are seen ON me .fTssy.
me most noticeable change is.in the saons or
paIdussus- The lates; pattern is long and
ia.heI loose from the shoulder, they lap aero.s
NC CEest II sorplce form, are confined AZ the
"alst WIN belt or sash ornamented or fast
.hea either In simple broad knot or bow a,
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RURLINGToN BREAKwAIER.

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE
OswEGo n. Y, Oct. D. Isl,
seeied Proposals will be received by the nm a.
ss,sned nn,i the 1vth of November, lSS, at N a M
n9 po linear Tor cubcl feet of Hemlock Ttmber
ward. ''"H ~ ieet up
. 600 feet m. of 9inch Hemleck Plank
SW linear tor cubic) feet Of White Pine Tin,
Der, II Inches square, in sticks varying from a. ~.
upward. ,@e hon ~ lee
100 feet b. m. Of inch Pine Plank.
The whole must be delivered Al Burtrcto. W.
mont before the LIST Of July, 1885, and At least one
th ha as soon as nAvigation opens on Lake Cham
straight, and OF the full specified dimen.io1.
throushont. Ao.aing else win be accepted. m
and Prepsr,Is Tor inspection, &C. at such points as
a. bIank Iorms Tor guaranteed proposals ana fur
at this ONCE. n ~ ID, SRSncatlob
nosrp Lieut.. Col. of EngiDeers
~ o-OtD Ryt Col - m =
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RY wM. L. WALL co, Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court NJ ,bs
District Of Columbia. passed in a cause No \ SO
~ WHICH 5. Smoot is plaiptiff and VIM Mocabee
sn4 Diners defendants. will offer OF public sale on
MONDAh the 18th day OF November, at the hour
y clock in the afternoon, all that part OF Lot
NO ,, IN square No. $50 in Washington city: the
sa!9 parton Tot fronting IS feet on north street
between lst and "a streets. and extending back that
Eldth 10 u ieet to an alley, with the two-story
Terms One third cash; the balance OF the pur
chast money IN and IL months, the PURCHASE
giving his notes, with approved endorsers bearing
interest from the day Of sale, or the whole OF the
purchase money may be paid on the ratifcat OF
the sale by the court All conveyancing and a. am
at the expense of the purchaser. ''
R.P. JACKSON, Trustee
NO NV W. l.. WALL A co Art.
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R1 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctione.rr-
II No. $40, Southeast corner 18th and ID #.


TRT sTEE'S SALE OF HORSE. WAGONS. HAIR
Mss. ICE CREAM FREEZER MACHINE
SHpM GASES, GLASS JARS. COUNTER
MARBLE TOP TABLES, PIANO FORTE
ND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT THE
CORNER OF TWELFTH STREET WEST
AND J. STREET NORTH, At AUCTION.
49, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, shall sell by virtne Of
deed Of trust, dated the 9Th day of October ID
$50, and duly recorded ia Liber r NJ III No 2
teilOs 25 and 20. OF thattel Records for the conn
W OF W ashiDgtO In the District Of Columbia viz
One Work Horse, Two Wagons and Uar1ess w
10 lee Cream Ereezers and Ice Cream Machines
= xtJ Ice Cream Tubs
Cr-CkeTy Ware and Sauce
Two Show Cases. One Counter
Ten Marble top Tables
Eight alnut Stands. eight Walnut Chairs
FORTY Eight Glass Jars, aud Scales and Weights
twenty four Cane-s-at Chairs
One Book Case
One Sofa, one Lounge, four Stoves
Your Dressing Bureaus and three Wardrabes
Five Washstands, five Chamber Tables
five Bedsteads. two Feather Beds
Five Husk Mattresses, one Hair do
one " heelbarrow and W alter Cooler
One Piano Forte,
And all other goods mentioned in said decd a,
trust which deem unnecessary to mention
X. y. HEWITT. Trustee
mood GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

{ GOVERNMENT SALE.
BBrr'nr R,frsses: Freedmen & Abandoasd Lands. J
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION On IN !,
PkEMISES, AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA NO
NEMBER -, Ie61, THE LAND AND BUILD
r ms kN0WN AS. TUE. AUGUSTA Ma
WITH TWELVE CRY LOTS lo'htHER
a. ms property consists Of one tract of land which
me Augustus Canal runs through diagonaIIy,
bounded north by D'Antignac street, east by Jack
campbell street. Its northern and southern lines
being about six hundred and ninety feet aud its
eastern and western lines abCu three hundred and
ninety TWO feet, on which are situated one three
story brick building 100 feet by 50 feet one brick
toGnGGry $50 feet by ~ feet, and several smaller
Eleven IL city lots situated on the soutb side of
Adams street, between Campbell and lacked
streets designated In numbers the plan of the
CITY OF Augusta, male by Williams Philips as IL
One triangular lot of 1872 feet front on the south
and Hight Foundry"
The machine works, lot and buildings will be
seid together, the city lots separately.
Also, AT the same time and place. will be sold
Tour frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet and one
o. frame building 20 feet by Is feet situated ON the
grounds OF the Richmond County Academy, Tel
fair street. ~
For further particulars in regard to this nroner
T.. NJ. L. Ehlers, corner of Green and Jackson
streets, Augusta, Georgia. where plats of the prop
erty can lie seen ff
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
qulred cash and the balance in four months
Sale to commence at IL o'clock a. IN.
c. tt WATSON
a, a; Y NJ and ID. o., Bureau r. +. and A L.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOpeers
- No. 526 Southeast corner Eth and sta
no I3-eO&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Auct.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 326 southeast corner 9Th and ID stree N

TRUSTEES SALE OFIMPROvED PROPERTY
" sOITH G STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS, ISLAND,
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date Augu.t
-, foliOs 81. &c, ] hall, on WEDNESDAY No.
yember I'D al o'clock p. ~, sell on the premi SEES
To the higher bidder, Lot numbered "A in sub-d
house of four rooms
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and lively.
months.
$50 required down at the time of sale, and terms
To be complied with within five days from sale
convey snclng and revenue stamps at cost Of the
purchaser.
GEORGE B: MITCHELL, Trustee
No II eodtd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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~ Ar HIS NEW OFFICE.

NO. $50 STREET,
near New Jersey Avenue
Continues TO be Comfortably Consulted in al
cases requiring skill and perience being the dis
eoyerer OF the only sure remedies for diseased of
private character. The treatment adopted Nv him
Is that which has the approval of the most disin
guished surgeons OF Paris, London and New YorE
anu Its universal success has proved beg end
that permanent cure for the worst cases OF Con-
stitutionsi Diseases Enlargement Of the Prostrate
STANDS, diseases produced BY q certain solitary
pracuce, &c can now be obtained to a moral cer
tainty II application be made to those whose ntel
sHSs s ana skill may be relied on. Since Dr..
eases that have come under his care have been
ss i,a without single exception. Persons con-
every care, and strictly professional conSdsncss
10 ali cases an early application il Of the utmost
ihpoftAhce as neglect or naltre atment off leads
70 the most serious results. Rooms arranged 40
thar the patient comes In contact with no one bnt
the docser. Once hours, to II a. N, 5 to p. m.
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RY W. L. WALL ( co, Auctionee1s

EXECUTOR's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
OS IHE CORNER OF STREET NORTH
AND kERMONT AVENUE At AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. November 18th at
4oelock we will sell, in front Of the premises part
81 Lot No. i, In Square No. 242, the corner of y
street north and Vermont avenue. The improve
ments consist Of large three-story and attic
pressed brick front Building and two-stOry Back
Bulldlng- containing two parlors dining ROOM
seven chambers, kitchen. cellar, bath rooms pam
try and gas and water throughout the whole
house, and all the modern Improvements
Terms One third cash balance in six and u
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust
on The property; eonveyancins and stamps at the
VIM. II. D0uGAL Executor.
nos Int WM l.. WALL. a 90 A.