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United STATES Pow pER FOR SALE.

Sealed Proposals win Be received until IL O'Clock
M, January ISIS, for tEs sale of powder obtained
from broken mp ammunition in quantities TO suit
consisting OF cannon, mortar, musket and rifle
The attention Of railroad contractors, auarry-
men, and Others, ts respectfully called 20 the NOR
The Powder 70 be delivered At the magazines,
near Jefferson Barracks and 10 In box e from 6 10
loc pounds each, and in barrels of no pounds Tho
packages, when In bsrrels, TO be paid for.
ssnSies q the powder MAJ be seen b. application
Proposals to be addressed to the andsrsigned and
marked :" Proposals for Powder ~
The right 10 reserved Go reject any eli the bids
y. ID. OALLEHDER,
M Bvt. BRIG Gen o. A
81. Louis Arsenal, Mo-, Dec. 3, u de Act
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The brings the line to the eastern base a, N.
Rocky Mountains, and il is expected that IN. 80
VIII oe laid thirty miles further, to Evans Pas
the highest point on the road BY January IN.
ns1imsm grade from the foot OF the mon main. ~
the summit s but eight feet to the mile while tia
oil many eastern roads lie over one hundre. VOL
in the rock cuttings on the western sIons x,u -.
Unue through the winter, and there 10 now no req
SOD 10 doubt that the entire grand line 70 the Pa
cine VIII be open for business in 1870.
The means provided for the construc,ios n, eh,.
Great National Work are ample Tss r,i,.1
States grants It's Six Per Cent Bonds NJ the 70.
from $1,000 TO SR 900 per mile for which ~
axes SECOND LIEN security, and receive.
payment to large If not to the full extent Of In
claim IN services. These bonds are issued As a.rh
twenty mile section 10 fini.hed, and after ~ ~.
been examined by United States Commissio,er
and pronounced to be in sli respects q sr.t IL.
road, thoroughly supplied with depots rer.i,
shops stations and sll the Necessary rolling .tok
and other equipments.
The United States also makes q do,a,,o. -
i2se acres Of land 10 the mile. which will D.. |.
source OF large revenue to the COMPANY. M.ch A
this land In the Platte Valley is among the mo-
critic In the world, and other large portion, ar.
covereS with heavy pine forests, end abound in coaI
OF the best quality.
The Company IL also authorized % issue its ovn
first Mortgage Bonds to an amount eousI % "a
issue of the Government, and no more Uon r.
ID. Morgan and Hon. Cakes Amet sre Trps,.~.
Tor the Bondholders, and deliver the Bonds 70 tss
company only as the work progresses, 80 thst
they always represent an actual and productive
value.
The authorized capital Of the Company IL oas
Hundred Million Dollars, OF which over Nv,
millions have been paid in upon the work slre.dY
done.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR ARMY rRANsPoRrA.
TON

lion.
Ofe. Cz,1 QHsYe-rsast<~,
Sealed Proposals viii Re received at this ofSos
fer the transportation Of military supplies during
MAIZE Iss ,ns no, ;, 1 and ending
ROUTE No 2.
IRON Fort Hsrker, Kansas, Fort Hays, Kansas
nsed ~ ts b s gpt 0s points that may ee ss;s
IN ns Missouri, On the Union Pseae RsiIro.d, p.
Ses Is. STATE es Of and f fss isp
OF ColoTsdo, south Of latitude 70 degrees north and
1S T e. GaSn SsT y M sa q other a..
other points on the route to that depot
ROUTE No. 5.
gests or stations that or be established in
nay Be desSsated IN The Terrftofs Of Arscns and
IN the State OF Texas, west Of lOngisude loo de-
srees.
ROUTE No. s.
Missouri Ps,{fc r Rsroas soutSsesi Branch d 'o Of
nlsssouu Pa1iho Railroad, or the Union Pacific
or soch other point as may be established as the
military depot in that Territory:
- ne, sIeeed 10 on Roue SO 5 p pSs yfsr
on beute No. 3, 10000 pounds; and, on Route No.
Proposals will be made for each route sepsr-
BIDDERS will state the rate per 100 psupd. mar IN
miles at which they will transport the stores in
ssd . %Ia.h Sar 1as 81 beginning April l. 1888
Bidders VII give their names in full as well as
IL sy bona IN the .n Ps o mu.t
sand $4,000 dollars, duly executed by two or
more responsible persons, in legal form and pro-
perry stamped, guaranteeing that in case the con-
TTsct s awarded for the route mentioned 10 the
2I9possi te me party proposing, IL will be accepted
sra entered into and good and suff cient security
lufhisneo % said party In Accordan with the
terms OF this advertisement
zach etdder must be present at the opening of
m b rsoPosas; or ss representsd by his at,oInsI
The following amouut:
ON ON k kSyIE No M, SSSso.
On kQcTz No. 8, $OD0.
sausfsctory evidence Of the oyalty and solvency
ot eseh bidder and person offered as security win
Proposals Gill be endorsed Proposals for Army
Trans rortatioE on Route Nos. 2. s. or s." a. the
case may be. and none will be entertained uula.s
they comply with the requirements of this adyer-
The party 10 whom award IL made must be
prepared 70 execute the contract without unneces-
cary delay, and TO give the required bonds for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
ne rsht 20 reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor on each route must be in resdf-
ne~s fer service by the fr-t day Of Apri 1858 and
Be may te com municsted with readily. For Route
No Z, ~ Fort Harker, and such other point on the
Tsirosc as may be designated as the starting point
q the route; for Route No. 5, at Fort Union. New
" the depot, and for Route Nc. at Lesyensortb.
nshsas.
Blank forms showing the conditions Of ths oo,-
tract to Be entered into for Route can be had
the Qusrtermsster at New York, Chicago ST
Louis, st Paul, Fort Lesvenworth Omaha Den
yer, G. T :, and Santa Fe and must accom- pany and
be . part Of the proposals.
de 4tsllB c. Q. 81. Dept of the Missouri
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- Il D p OSA LIS.
QtSes Chief Qnarfeymdste,,
fifth M,I,fovn D;S,,;-,

NJ. o o''' SIX SIX 2 2sHs.s~f S..Ss.e.
sealed Prope sails in sisd and will be recei we'd
nu ms ofee Until I'm Jspuary rs las, for the
United States in. and to the United states Mlitsry
nalii Dad from Brszos Santiago to White Rancho,
The sale will include the entire Track and Sid
,pgs Buildings. Water Stations, Turn tables, &C.
.ae road. together with the Rolling Stock Cars
Machinery and Other equi pmepts a. follows:
3S miies kailfoad Track q Shackle Bars-used
Law bars-used, 70 Square Brxsses-good.
s s. s I'M ns Bo1esau:ed. :evisesbn, '' 'U'
DIo lbs. Railro ad Crowsfeet-worn,
$50 lbs. Railroad Iron Switch Stsnds-worn,
COCA, 4Spike Mauls-woru,
LSSes Ice e Jack screws and Lee
Locomotive and Ten 2 Turn Tsbles-woru.
Locomotive Head light screw Wrenches-worn
Is CGSplipg Linkssgood, Push Car Wheels
n&o lbs Railroad f fs.S CsT@aorn.
-os EE pres 4 Hand Car Wheels
Which, ,ss r not n 10 The title to the
the bridge over the GSe united States nor to
This road y about ten miles In length and ex-
, ,se sia 0% sDs.Os s,ntasS whe
made BY steamer with Brownsville and Matamo-
OF the ten miles 1879 100 are washed AWAY bv
ih tho mot sontpuogs and about 81 isO Miles Of
Inc route is the shortest and best for the I'm
mense tramc between the Gulf of Mexico and
the interior Of Southern Texas and Northern
Mexico; and the communication by rail alone can
readily hny be extended 70 Brownsyille.
ne raiirsad to Whites Rancho saves thirty
miles OF ofmcult and tortuous navigation The
spiked. A"A
The property may be inspected on application to
captain {. II. Hoyt, A. Q. M, Brownsyille Tex.
as, ana any Information desired may be obtained
from that off1cer. or from the Office of the Chief
3uarteTmaster, Fifth Military District, New Or
A condition of the sale will be that transporta-
tion shall be furnished for all Government troops
aho supplies, whenever required, at rates not to
exceed those paid by the United States to other
railroad companies in the fifth Military District
ury Detss.
TIE Government reserves the right to reject any
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
BraZos Santiago and BIO Grsnde Railroad and
addressed to the undersigned at this Office
!. j. McGONNIGLE,
Breyet 1t. Col. and A. Q M SA
0sEo-otD In Charge of Office.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BHrenx Of PyoriSionS and CYofhirg.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bTedM o. P,oristonS and Clothing,}
Sealed Proposals will be receiye ed at this Bureau
for tS Sci1ek M on the 18th day Of Jsngary
Washington, D. C. Of The sTAfioNKRY sseei ars
below, every article to be of the best auality and
fully equal TO the samples which may be seen I
New York PhiIsdeiphia and ashinston 3. c.?
Is Cash . Books quires 200 Dozen India Rubber
s5 Letter Books quires 100 Half mint Rot,,as
each, bound. Black Ink
Is Account Cur mt Books; 100 small Bottles Car
.ro S1 R1snt Rock. IS lux Stands, first quail
,,s sssh ruled and bound Us Ink Stands, second
~, EACH: ruled and bound 200 Gross assorted Steel
Books, small. 200 Dozen Pen Handles.
io0 Ram o9,.oaB Paper H5 Dozen Black Lead
100 Reams Official Note rs Dozen Red and Blue
$50 Quires Envelope Pa 70 Rolling Rulers.
ii9 sheets thick white 700 Dozen ohiciaI En-
iso 99igss Account Cur ZOO Dozen Letter En-
70, 10 PP:Psr Knives. $50 Sossn Pieces Red
10 ET.sers: 400 Small Bottles Mucil-
The contract will b. awarded to the lowest bid.
to itself the right to reject any bid not Considered
advantageous 20 the Government
in one half the estimatod amount OF the e6Sras
and twenty per cent in addition will be Withheld
from the amount OF each payment TO be made az
collateral security for the due performance of thu
contract which Will on no account be paid until it
Every offer made must be accompanied by a writ
ten guaranty, signed by one or more res pou sl,le
persons that the bidder bidders will. IL his or
their BID DC accepted, enter into an obligation,
within I'VE days. with gosi and sufficient suretiss
to furnish the articles proposed
No proposal ,ciH be considered unless ncro,opn-
Med 6g snch Guaranty and By Satisfactory eridspcs
mt me biddeT as REGULAR dealer the articles pro
In 0cf nfT Tan.
gTsSS: III BRIDGE,
Ce2l-lsVfw Chief Of Bureau
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PROPOSALS FOB CAVALRY HORSES
ore # re Chief Ogar'syuns,,,.
DspaTfUzszf Of ihs Cumberland.

DC. 81 Y
1880 rrop ossls will be received at thi. Office
TntlI u clock m on FRIDAY. the 10Th day Of
JapusI) ISIS, for furnishing TWESTY.oHEfsii
CAVALRY HORSES ' vi
The borrss viii ~ sub Get to Q reid INSPECTION.
q daIk Colors souTd in al pSrtc ulsrs broE an
- inll nesh and God coudit from rs 10 IL hands
nigh from I'VE TO nine years old, and wen at.pted
=. SNsrJ Way 70 cavalry purposes, and deli veresi
o. January lss ~ '"'H
Bids H.nst be made in dnplicAte. with a COPY OF
IBIS al eIusement attached, and Accompanied by
fhe written guaranty OF rec pOnsible person that
an Gaze me tid s accepted good aud ficent bond
fhs contract. VI
Inc right q reserved 10 reject any or sll bids.
ID orueF Oh tHe QuArtsrn sster General. q. 3 A
$3.50 THOs. SWORDS
~ Ass4staot Onartermssfer General,
oeHUb Breyef Major General.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAvALRY HORSES
O1Fcs ofths Cii,J QvGr;ernlaSf.r,
Department Of the CuD1bs-inud.


Department Of the Cumberland,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. IL. 1877.
scaled Proposals will be received at this Office
I'll u O'Clock NJ on Friday, the 9th DAY OF Decem
ber. 1871 for furnishing THIRTY-NINE (3tJ
CAVALRY HOUSES Wv"
The Horses 70 be subject 10 g rigid inspection
u DARK gray color, sound ia all particulars we'll
broken. In full iesh ard coed coalition. from Is 10
is hands high, from five to nine years old aud we'll
ADAPTED IN every way to Cavalry purposes and
delver.d a. Jefersonyille, Ind, between the I'D
and 18th of January, 1868.
Bids must be made in duplicate, with a COPY of
this advertisement attached, and accompanied BY
the written guaranty Of a responsible person that
in sse the bid Is accepted good and sufficient DO nd
Will be eDe red sto for the faithful performance OF
the contract.
The ri ght Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
BY order Of the Quartermast.r Gener n. s. A.
THOS. SWORDS,
de23N A. Q. NJ. Gen, Byt Maj Gen
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Deputy QuArtermaster General.
de tsllB c. Q. n. Dept of the Missouri
DROPoSALs FOR ARMY TRASsPoR
TON ~ -


HEADorARrEEs DEP'ToT THE PLATTE,
tHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFrcH,S
OMAHA, NEBRAskA, November 20, IsST,
until II m on THURSDAY, the "a dsy of J Sloe
sTJ lses; for The transportation Of Military Sup
ending March 81, lso9. on
r,c, ROUTE NO. I;
mar be determined upon durins tbs Ss. 10,n's "a,
omaha branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad vast
may in the TefrpOfy Of M Mo nGs or
seutn o. ISttude degrees; in Territory Of Dakota
Idaho, east Of Longitude ia degrees. and in the
Territories Of Utah and Colo north Of latitude
he weight To be sported during the year ON
n ne ne 20. viii not exceed twenty i've million
bioders viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
nl s AZ snich they will transport the stores in
and ending March 81. 1853 - 49,
bioders should give their names in full, as veN
Should be accompanied BY q bond in the sum 81 ten
rsonsann 900 dollars, signed By two or more
STAN PED guaranteeing that in case Contract 1.
a. Tor the route mentioned in the proposal to
snt ps,y PROPOSING, the contract will be accepted
ena entered INTO and good and sun Gent security
tsrns OF tbss ss1a party in accordance with the
A. an oiddsr must be present at the opening of
p.oposaLs, In person or be represented b. his
The contractor viii be required to give $4,000
ss,isf.etor{ evidence of the loyalty and .olven-
O. 1i eaSn ola9er and person offered ~ security
: Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for Army
Trans portation, on Route No. - and none VIII he
entertsibed unless they fully comply With The re.
Quirsments Of this advertisement
The party TO whom the aw ard is made mus. ha
prepared TO execute the contract at once and Ia
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
ancr Of the contract
The right 70 reject any and oil bids that may be
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day OF April, 1858 and will be required
10 have place ef business or agency at which Re
maj be communicated with promptly land readily,
Tor Route No. ~ Cheyenne, Dakota, ar st such
other poiBt as may be indicated the starting
pCitt of the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
Tract 10 be entered into can be had on application
at THE once Cr at the Ofce of the Quartern 4ster
at New York, -. Louis, Fort Leavenworth Santa
fe, and Fort Smelling, and must accompany and b.,
o part OF the proposals.
BIZ order Of the Qusrtermaster General,
WM. MYERS,
Breyet Brig. Cen, Chief Quarternaastsr
nc DiB Department Of the Platte
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AUCTION SALES
RI VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctionssrs.
Stores IL and 31f,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9Th stresx

Stores n and 3if,
Southwest corner Penna avenue and oh street.
pRgG sIoEE. STOCK AND yIxrgsEs, Sill
Al A6 SHf AsP the sa s.s.;
cell. at store SO Ninth st between and street.
store, which is now doing q good business. Ths
hktnres are all nearly new in sections, and made
sac positive; and terms made known at sale.
de OF w = 0In SS sToIs' 70 J. ' 1Sc.s
b iiste CLERK. With Jas g. M sa%i1e Co..
Star Once Building.
FINE WINES AND STORMS BELONGING TO
he LhTk slR FREDERICK BRUCE AT
WkBSEspAY MORNING. January 8. 1855
sell win.. snd st Store.
sdozen Old Sherry
3 90 Champagne Champ
Is do Burgundy, comprising Besune, Cor
DO Ms a,Ss
10 DO Old N saeira
% Best Claret
Afew choice segars.
A fine lot Of Stores, conprisins-
HarTieot Vert HaTiicot fTsgolo.
Terms sssS Pate d 5S
de sd lint, ChrOn EXP Auetionesii..
RY C0OPER LATIMER. Auctioneers.
ID Late clerks with Jas. g. Mcclure o.. )
southwest corner OF PENNSYLVANIA ave. and 18th
street, Star ONCE Building.
TRgsTEEs SALE OEyALUABLE IMPROVED
!SEEf. S 5nH ANp S S1H sTREars
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust to the
1856 snd recorded r in me LSsr NJ H No. a.
folio 49, ct and at the written request of the
RaHTIy re sscnTed the5sby we will sell, on the Cru
on the premises at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the whole Of Lots numbered two al and
three, Is and the eastern twenty two ~ feet, by
90 in the Square numbered eight hundred and
torty four, iSA,p with the extensive Brewery
Buildings and Vaults, and the other improve ments
The property fronts on D street IL feet inches;
is 80 feet deep on the east line rs feet the west
and contains, in the whole, II s67 SQUARE feet OF
land. 1t 10 improved With expensive and complete
Brewery buildings vaults, &c, and is a very val
man. 8, and later as Frommell g Brewery.
Terms of sale One third cash, of which ESQ must
four equal payments, at six twelve eighteen and
twenty four months, with interest from the dsy of
sale to be secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with in
ten days, the deposit will be considered forfeited
n tce in the National Inteiieenoer At n tS.
and cost Of the elinauent purchaser A
Copveysncing and stamps at the expense of the
he title. which the undersigned will convey to
the purchaser, is said % be perfect.
FRED W. JONES,
PHILIP A. sELLHAUsEN,
dele-d4ds COOPER LArIMEk, p huess
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pROPOsALs FOB HEATING APPARATUS

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
"AsHIsGToS. ID. O., December IA, 1867. {
Proposals. Will be received at ais Office up to u
ing appropristed to the partme ut Of Agriculture
On heserystlon No. with steam, Ia the most ap.
Tho specifications and plans Of the building can
De seen and will Be explained on calling at this
once but bidders are requested besides The pro
POT air under the specification Of this De nt
to put In proposals with we'll de ned specific ations
81 their Own: If they have any Suggestions tend
interests II the Government ~ 1
The worn must be completed In workmsnlike
manner, satisfactory to the Commissioners and Ar.
chit.ot and warranted sufficient for heating the
whole building 20 their satisfaction.
Inc time Tor completing the work must be stated
hd Will form an essential element In the award of
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Government, and any bid that does not conform TO
The TequiremeBts of this advertisement and speci-
TaSh Bidder met 6e e fn,nisb 18th ri.
ssf Gent evide nee Of his ability to comply with
The proposals will be opened in the presence o,
the bidders and an sw ard made Is soon Is practi.
dsn P "a HORACE cApRoN. Commissioner
PROPOSALS s E2k sEPF III. wIsrEs:
TREAsrRy DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD,f
Sealed p,o @assIs w; n CRY, Dee , is
until o'cioek m, on fRiDAY, the 18th day of
1SngaTy is E. for .uppsin n: Lighthouse E.tab
best quality pure winter strained OIL divided into
Proposals to furnish kerosene or ethereal oils. or
any OF their mixtures will not be considered
Any desired Information concerning terms Of
e eSrTsss s% me AMI place 81 delivery quantity Of
nature Of inspection and test. &C., &c, Will be
ANDREW A. HARDWOOD,
oe H-2awN Naval Secretary.
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Nnn FRESH PEAOH rs.

OOO FRESH PEAOHss.
lSOOU Cans HEATH AND WHITE SOFT
PkACBE6 frosa Loudon County, Va. They have
en- the solid ,eshness Of fruit Just from the
SsvipS been seieetsS snd Canned r. IL orsSsssd
they are free from grit aud bruised fruit so object
isr:Sls z sAo'' sis' E9S ':is =, KINo
solslm corner lsk vt. and Vermont ave.
HELMBOLDp FLUID ExTRACT bUUHU
i pes eAnt IN taste and odor. free from eli inia
- 4.D&Vly
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Polly.
Brown, eyss, straight no,e; dirt PIES, rump,el
clothes,
Torn books, spoilt toys arch looks unIfke boy p;
tarts;
Failing down of ehairs; breaking crown dsvp.
Catching flies on the pane; deep sigh.,-csuss not
Bribins you with Kisses for few farthinr bli..~.-
WIDE svsks, - you bear. "Mercys sake, quisf
New shoes, new frock.; vague views OF what's
When IL time to 20 to bed and scorn sublime scr
Folded hands, saying prayers, understand not, NOT
Thinks g odd, smiles away yet may Gsd hear her
prsyG
Bedsosn white, kiss Dolly; good nightl-tAsts
Fast ssieep, s you see; Heaven keep my girl Ter
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY

AT present the profits OF the COMPANY are a..
rived only from it's local traffic but this IL slres6
much more than suff cieni TO pay the interest ON
AL the Bonds the Company can Issue Az no, A..
other nile we're built. Ii lie not doubted that
when the road il completed the thr.uoh tr.e,r
o. the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pc
clhc States will be large beyond precedent: and
as there viii be no composition, IL can always be
| done at PROF. table rates.
IL will be noticed that the Union Pac,se R.i,
road 10, in fact, a GovRRSNEsr WORK built nm
der the supervision Of Government officers ana .,
Large extent with Government money and tlst
its bonds are issued under Government direction.
Ii is believed that similar secuity ia 40 e.rs-
fully guarded, snd certainly 10 other is bsssl
upon a larger or more valuable property. Az tAs
Cvmpsnys
FIRST MoRTAGE BONDS
are offered for the present at 90 CENTS on THI
DOLLAR, they are ths cheapest security IN tn
market, being more than 5 per cent lower thu,
U. B. Stocks. They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,
or over NINE PER CENT upon the inyestneot
Subscriptions will be received in wAshinrtes
By
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Oh. ID. CooKr, President; ws. S. HUsrIss-
TON, CsshierD
RITTKHHoUsE. FOWLER &co.,
5S2 Pennsyl,snis avenue:
and in New York at the Compsny's orscs.
No. 20 Nassau street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
No. = Nassau street;
CLARK, DODGE a Co., Bankers,
No. 81 Wall street;
JOHN J. CISCO 4 SON, Bankers,
No. 80 Wall street;
and BY the Company advertised Agents through
out the United States. Bemitta .ees sb.osA -
made In drafts or other fupd. mar An New Ysrx
And the bonds viii be sent free Of charge By return
express.
Ahrw PAMpuLrr AND Mar, showing the Pre-
Sfess OF the work resources for construction, -
vsiue OF Bonds. nay b obeainsc &C the CompAsyS
omce or OF its aAvsrtissd Agents, or viii Be ssat
ire on application.
JOHN .. CISCO, rrsssursr.
Ecvrx.z. s,lsN dela-p. .os-swM
'1N0 000TON MARkGT. IoA
By O. MALLARD 4O0
lee P1HNsYLyAEIA AvIHuI.
Ps. sy. M. lsru AND lsrx. Ps. a.
Hlysr sed ssssi sylvia.
d ssssiiiis si Ssssiss, s.x.ss 81 osyFesSs4AA
.: =: i, ::;s.: =
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llY J. b. WHRELER q CO, Auctioueer.-
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and yth
opposite Seaton House.
RY NAGLE L CO., Auctioneers, =
- Snlesroooms 44S Seventh street
Oprosife Patent Office

TOYS, FANCY GOODS HOSIERY, WOOLLEN
GOODS, CHINA WARE, At AUCTION. ~
We shall sell during this week at our spacious
salesTooms. AS 9TH street, opposte Patent Ot4ice
EsERf MORNING at loc CLOCK, and EVENINGS
At 9'clock. great variety of Toys, Dolls Fancy
&c, consisting of
Toys Of all descriptions
Dolls, Vases, Mantel Ornaments, Statuary
Silver plated Ware, Crotchet shswls
Nueiss hoods, Gloves Gsuntlets Stock ings, On
Work Baskets. Fancy Baskets, Market Baskets
silver plated Tea and Table Spoons
SCISSORS, Il nives, Napkin rings, Casters
Choice Cigars and Tobacco
W ines and Liquors, Groceries
Household Furniture, Stoves, &c.
- Also.
large lot of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c.
Most OF the above named goods have been con.
signed to US from the North and will be sold with.
out reserve,
de 23-St NAGLE 4 CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-27

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