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pROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORsEs.

DEPoT QUARTERMAsrER' OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO, TEAAs. october .s, Iss-
sealed Proposals, which must be mad in Fri NIL
cate, viii be received at this ofce until u CLOCK
noon, on SATURDAY. the 10th OF November next .
for furnis hing the Quartermaster's De partment
AT San Antonio, Texas, with
221 SUPERIOR CAVALRY HORSES
The tHorses to be delivered within forty fAoD
days from the acceptance OF any hid or bids
CONDITIONS Of proposal and contract 20 be The
snnle those Of former advertisements for borses
which may be learned on application this II g.
Proposals Ia he plainly endorsed ..Propo~als for
Sayairy Horses, and addfessedto the undersigped
nj this Psscs. j. q. c. LEX
MOI sfB Brevet Lieut. Col and DenSt Or
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SMALL AIMS
N AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY.

u AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY.
By authority Of the War Department will be sold.
at Leayenworth ArSenal, Kansas. by public auc-
ton. the following Ordnancc and Ordnancc stores.
1851 SMALL ARMS,
comprising the following kinds
colt Revolving Rifles Sayagcis Pistols
United States Rifles, stars Pistols
model loiD Whitney Pistols
pnfield Rife mI;skcts Prussian Rifc-mnskets
Belgian Rife muskcts Burnside's Carbinee
Enfield Rifles Cosmopolitan CarIines
sapp"rs, Rifles Gallagher Carbnes
United States Rifemus- Green's Carbines
kets Halls Carbines
Austrian Ri1e mnskets Jo>iy . Carbincs
Belgian Rife muskets NayDar,l's Carbines
United States smooth Merrills Carbines
bore Muskets Smiths Carbines
Austrian Rifles Starr Carbines
Adams Pistols WCston's Carbines
LEI. cheuN Pistols Austrian Carbines
With II 40 appurtenances. sue a. Screw Drivers
Ball Screws. Cones. Cone Wrenches. Thumb
Vices, Wipers, Ball Moulds, Thongs, Gunslings
DC.
1000 United states Cavalry Salres, light.
100 United States Cavalry Saddles.
l.G76.GU MAJ nard's Primers, and
100 90 other items,
cOMPRlsINe
Artillery Carriages Saddles and Saddle Baf
Travelling FOTges Breeching, Collars,
Battery Wagons Traces, DC.
Artillery Harness Gunbarrels and Bayonets
Car ridge Boxes oruppers, Nalises
Sword and BayOnet Scab Drivers Saddles
barls Cap Pounches
CartridgeB Box Plates Shoulder Belts
Cartridge Box bell Plates Artillery and Cavalry
Haters Brides and Tools
s.r. to commence at 10 O'Clock ON MONDAY, the
?tIi day of November, 1851.
The Government reserves the right to refuse
bids. no I4-gtB
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pY NAGLE CO., Auct1oneers
- Salesroom 293 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS
GOVERNMENT SALES.
BUILDING At AUCTION.

BUILDING At AUCTION
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
NA>HINGToN. ID. C., Nov. IA. 1871
Will be sold at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY. November 20, at II n. m. the premi ses
under the supervision Of Breyet Colonel A p
Blunt, A y. the Government Building hereto
fore used as an office by the Pay Department
situated on 18th street west between street north
and Now York avenue, being about IO1 feet lon
ann p feet wide 2 stories high, shngl. roof, and
celled throughout; also, 4 sinks and Wood she'd
The Z. 5. relinIuishes all care of this building
al date of sale.
Building must be removed within ten DAYS or ar.
fragments made with the owner Of the ground for
its longer Contina ance
Terms: Cash. in Government funds
BY order of the Secretary of War ad interim
J. e. MCFERRAN,
Deputy snarterHaster General
nol4-5t Brevet f,rieadier General L = Army
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Ri WM. L WALL CO, Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. IS Louisiana ave-, bet Sth and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, BAR.
NESS. &c. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. November 10, at 10
O'Clock. we will sell at the Bazaar, a number Of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, IA full descrip.
ton at sale y uprising
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work Saddle and Harness Horses
ALse,
A number Of Mules.
Pair Of Bay, Long Tail. Carriage Horses.
Also.
-Four heavy Draft Horses and Harness. been used
AT Capital Extension, 10 be sold without re-
serve. By order.
Also,
A large collection of New and Second hand
Bqggies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and
other Vehicles.
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons. built in this city
Two Jaeger Wagons, built in this city.
Also,
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays
no ii W. l.. WALL & Co.. AuCts.
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|(Y GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
. No. $40 :. K. corner Of Seventh and SITS

x a. VILLA Ms. ACctlOneers.
- No $50 ;. L. corner of Seventh and ID SITS.
CrRR9N9METER, SHASDkLiERs- WALNrT
6Xk SiSYN TAPtEs Rsk
PEHHG ,MS.sNts GRS 1hk VINES AN6
ffSThD R SSAAslIghs cob ftAT FkSp wff fESth
LiN THkEE EFF S NEE IS sFtSR
2HRPETSx FINE OLD BRANDiEs, wills,
rs ~ INES JCLlPs' GIN &c, &c, At
ON TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock a.
known IS the fremont Hon-el at the corner of
sixth street west and Ioui-iana avenue, viz:
Zine Fiqff as Marble 'front.' feet
Excsllent Walnut top Bar and Oyster Counters
Five Marble Ton saloon tables
Eighteen Oak Dining Chairs, bottom upholstered
Fifty Cane seat Oak Dining Chairs
TSelye Ann Office Chairs
Five Fancy Steel plate Engrayings
Cut Glass Deeanters, Goblets. Wines, and Cham
Bohemian Glass " =
Two "ent Plstei .iters and one Wine Stand
with mt Decanters
French China Punch Bowls and Gold Band Din
Ivory handle Knive. and Table Crockery
sorns Lounges, Writing'desks, aud Window
Ma,,ogany Cupboards, Side Tatlc, and Liquor
! Floor Hall, Step and other Ollie Ioths
Fifteen Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
/ Excellent Cooking Ranges and Utensils
4 SIX Bedsteads, and Oak Marb top Sideboard
! Parlor, Chamber and other Stoves
4 Two excellent Crumb Cloths
4 Three W alnut Card Tables. in perfect order
4 tine large Awning and n We Window do
| Refri gerators aud Kitchen Requisites
I ALSO,
Vt one O'Clock p. m, on the same day we sha
cell choice lot Of old Liquors, in casks, barrels
demi johns. &c:
Half pipe of Sherry Wine
| ighth pipe of Holland Gin
4 five barrels Old R'e Whiskey
| Three dozen of old Julip
Gases of Champagne and Claret Wines
DeroisOhns and bottles of Scotch and Irish Wits
l Keys
| All Of the above Liquors are of the best brands
| and qualities, and very old
l We ask the attention of dealers and restaurant
Ike, pers to the sale.
l Terms cash.
| no lid GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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GOVERNMENT SALE.


B.reax Rsfreses: Fr.edu,sn q Abandonsd Laaas.)
OtFcs 4. 4 .. ", md ID. o. STATE OF G.oTgin.
AILANTA. GA. November 5. 1881. !
WILL BE SOLD At ATCTI0N, ON TnE
fSs kSoWN TIE 4aE
CHINE WORKS AND LOT, TOGETHER
WITH TWELVE CITY LOTS
THIS property consists Of one tract Of land, which
the Augusts Canal runs through dagonally,
bounded north by d 'Antignac street, east by Jack
son street, south by Adams street, and west by
Campbell street Its northern and southern lines
being about six hundred and ninety feet, and it's
eastern and western lines abe three hundred and
ninety two feet, on which are situated one three
story brick building 100 feet BY 50 feet; one brict
foundry $50 feet by 81 feet, and several smaller
buildings.
Eleven fI) city lots situated on the south side of
Adams street between Campbell and Jackson
streets, designated In numbers on the plan of the
city of Augusta. made by Williams Philips as II,
One triangular lot of l32 feet front on the south
side OF fenwick street, between tho Augusta canal
The machine works. lot and buildings will be
sold together, the city lots separately.
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold
four t4frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet and
~ frame building 70 feet by Is feet situated on the
grounds Of the Richmond County Academy, Tel
fair street.
For further particulars in regard to this proper
ty inquire at this Office and that of Brevet Colonel
T.. NJ. l.. Ehlers corner of Green and Jackson
streets, Augusta, Georgia where plats of the prop
erty can be seen.
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
Iuired cash and the balance in four months.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock a. m.
A. 4: @ NJ. and d. o., Bureau r. +. and A. l..
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ESTATE.
by virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, sitting as a Court of
Equity, passed in a cause therein depending
wherein James 9. Mcguire & Co are complainants
and Marcus Du al is defendant, the sui scriber as
Trustee will expose to public sale on the premises
ON til URSDAY, the 2Ist day Of November NEXT at
IL o'clock M. off fair, ii not. the next fair lay
thereafter the Real Estate of Marcus Du Val
known rs +" Hog Harbor," situated in Prince
George county, two and a half miles from Buena
Vista Post once and ad ming the lands of Walter
II; Hlllsary the heirs of Thomas Hall, and Colonel
Oden Bowie, containing $50 acres, more or less,
The Washington Branch OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad has been located through this
land dividing ii nearly in half 1t is covered bv
heavy growth Of valuable Oak and Chestnut Tim.
per; ase contains large quantity of Clay, suita-
Die Tor the manufacture of Fire brick with a
stream OF water running through the entire length
and Is CONVENE ntly located to several Grist and
saw Mill, and TO an Episcopal and Methodist
The attention of Land Agents and Railroad
Contractors is especially invited to this desirable
property.
Terms of Sale. Cash on the day of sale or on the
ratification thereof 10y the Court with interest
from the day Of sale; and payment of the whole
purchase money the property will he conveyed in
Zee, to the purchaser, AT his cost for stamps and
deed. ICHARD Il r. CHEW
no 2-eOfd ~
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ECDr. +. l.. watkins OF Breuham. Tex,s
died Of yellow fever after he had successfully
treated the disease until the epidemic was
nearly over.
- There sre sixty establishments in New
hork city and vicinity where gold Leaf Is
mar uiactured
CrGensral Prim, OF Spanish rsvoluusnary
notOrleiy, - residing in London, under the
cogromsn of Count Rose
~ IL Is estimated that the London journey
men tailOrs, during their late strike and lock-
GU, Icst IN wages $4,000 and paid expenses
t2p,ttO masiug total OF $4,000, or about
s3s5tNp.
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lY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs-
ID No. s26 southeast corner 7th and stree n
TRUSTEES SALE O. IMPseyEp }. PROPERTY

on SOUTH G STREET, BETWEEN Ninth
AND TENTH STREETS, ISLAND.
By virtue of q deed OF trust, bearing date August
24th, Is4 and duly recorded In Liber. N. c. r, No.
-, fohos 81. &c, shall. on WEDNESDAY, No
TO the higher bidder, Lot numbered "a In sub ii
vision Q, square 800, improved By a good frame
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and tw.lve
months.
go required down at the time Of sale. ana terms
TO /. complied With within FIVE days from ALE
purchaser. -
GEORGE q. B. MITCHELL. Trustee
no u ecdtd GkkEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Heie the names Of his Herc the bidder signs
two bondsInen to he his name and place vi
signed. residence.
The proposals Tor Division VII 10 be separate
from those for all the other Divisions
The bidder must forward duplicates of his bid,
duly dated. signed by himself AMI names and resi-
dence of his bOndsDlen stated. and accompanied by
printed copy Of this advertisement.
The Dondsmen must be citizens Of the United
States.
There may be separate bids NAL in the form
given. however, for the materials nd for the work
Aby proposal for one item in a class, without pro
posing for all items III that class, will bc rejected
The Government reserves the ri2ht of rejecting
any or all bids; and for all Government materials
put in possession of a contractor for doing work
lac viii be held accountable until the materials are
used up iii the work and the work accepted. and
the Government also reserves the right for the
gineer ia G large to vary the dims nsions and
amounts If the materials. at his option. u suit
contingencies that may arise either in plans. con
structon or appropriation. 10y giying the contrac-
tor due notice of the change.
T. J. CRAM. COL Engineers
IL It'll nov 25B Breysr Major General
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
NOVEMBER (, 1851.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL


DISMAL SWAMP CANAL
In accordance with a resolution of Congress- APP
proved July Is, 1856, authoriziI the Secretary of
.e treasury to sell the stock owned by the Unit ed
such to best protect the interests OF the
United states in said canal and to that the
same same be Kept open a. navieable highway without
further expense 10 the Government =
NOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY, the
a9sht S SS a. Re SEN is67 q II O'Clock
United States in said Dismal Swamp Canal Gem
pany will be sold at pub ic auc ton to the hi CHEST
bidder, at the Treasury Department, in the city Of
Washington.
The Dismal Swamp Canal connects the wat ,rs of
Elizabeth rlyer, In virginia with the Pasduotank
river, IN North Carolina. distance OF about { "
eight and half Isl miles and has been CON
structed at a cost OF upwards of one million dol.
lars The whole number Of shares IN the Canal
tls4i, having an original par value Of two hun.
dred and fifty dollars t2f0l per shave.
Fr)l inform alton in relation - the history and
condition of the canal win be Afforded upon appli
cation ct this Department.
Terms q sale One tenth part Of the purchase
money to be deposited At the time of sale and the
balance 10 be paid upon the delivery Of the instru
NV " " HUGH MccULLoCH.
nos-eo6t Secretary.
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~ W. L. WALL & Co, Auctioneers.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
On THE CORNER OF STREET MOTT n
AND hERMONT AVENUE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November 18th at
clock We will sell in front of the premises part
0t Lot No !, In Sauare No. 2f2, the corner OF n
street north and Vermont avenue The improve.
ments consist OF large three story and attic
pressed brick front Building aud two story Rack
building containing two parlors, dining room,
seven chambers, kitchen, cellar, bath rooms nan
try, and gas and water throughout the whole
house. and all the modern improvements
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and ~
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the property; Convey ancins and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser. -" '-'0
WM. II. DOUGAL, Executor.
nos Until WM. l. WALL & co, Aucts.
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FIRST LAss-MAUKINAC BLANKETS

,l2J pairs paint white Mackinsc Blankets. 70
measure u0N12 inches, aud weigh pounds.
365 pairs ga point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure aN6s inches, aud weigh pounds
30 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets. 90 meas
ure 42N55 inches, and weigh 5ia pounds
IS pairs l5e point white Macinac Blankets TO meas
ure 35xJ0 Inches. and weigh "a pounds
4e pairs 3 point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, TO
measure 6rX72 inches. and weigh pounds
SIS pairs ga pSint scarlet Mackinsc Blankets, to
measure 54N6S inches and weigh pounds
pairs 2-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, TO
-. measure 42N55 inches. and weigh 5is pounds
600 pairs point indigo blue Msckinac Blankets,
to measure 60N72 inchee, aud weigh pounds
coo pairs "a point indigo blue Msokinsc Blankets,
20 measure 5iN66 inches, and weigh pOunss
rs pairs Ia point indigo blue Mackinac blankets
10 measure 35Ns0 inches and weigh a. pounds
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DRePosALs FOB INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT rHFIN

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS, October D.. 1877
Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods, - will be received at the Once of II
dian Affairs until II o clock m. on FRIDAY. Al
18th day OF y November next, for furnishing, in a
quantities therein given, the articles named in a
following list:
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UNsAFH PLACES OF DRPOsIT.-It rs strange
that people will continue 10 he so careless in
tbe manner Of putting money away for safe
keeping. One would think thar with tns pres
ent abundance of banks and other places of
deposit, the custom Of hiding money In cid
STOCKINGS, teapots, and other domestic articles,
would be- abolished. But IL il not. Such iu-
s.ahces come 70 light contin ually through the
distraction Of these hidden funds by thieves
nen destruction by ignorant persons or
1nhoTen. Here, for example. IL the latest tn
sShSr. mr. Oenlkuch, of Evansville, Ind =,
put 500 In a cigar box for SAT-. keeping vran
PEG ep III piece OF newspaper. A little son
81 Nl- O-nlkneh desiring 10 see q good blaze
tnreW Inc paper and Its contents into the nre.
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Inc baiumore people are complaining
of TIE neglect OF the police % pro,sct ,ns;r
property in the suburbs from the band. of ma
raucers tho daily and nightly prowl about
.neir fruit ORCHARDS, gardens, and graperies
Many OF those thieves 60 around wt,h sho,
guns, and when warned OF by the proprietors
or servants, they threaten them with their
wSapOus
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cha .ra.k IN fao, To IA dradged 70 width Of No
sas, a, I,,, ana .,th 80. slones Of To ~ ssa
rnbi- xsyJs a. Sro,' nnder ~afer
The niles in c,ion 10 he sriyen "a their points
shall Ne "a fee, Isios xxatsr stare and the dirt
Sredred 10 10 Jnna,s, a, sncb Mac "a the Enei.
,-anr,y a - 4; - Nf0N ~ 500 49,
The riies in sso.,o,, ID o, Ia drive, an the roints
Of the = faat ~ hii y -, -. - 80 ~ tba n
feet piiSsft ana e =. ~ Ne fee, below
the low Water stsss Ia ~ az ..,rb ~ ths CLAW
d.aseeJ a. -, - eiS -. - ~
Of tbss J,Ios "a 20 = 81 ~, - - " ~ ss,ss;,
JaraateS =, - ~ - tho pahhSs sbd tne ~ a.
rer,. "a g. 80 -; - Tue h.nk s' ~.
~ sstirg tie -, r. I " ~ -.
- ,e,s,rs a.; ~, ~ :. ~ ail uEon W S..U
$4,000 60 III r. .oa,;"oI n ceiofo Oeiue "
~ scSIr,C.r 1n1 or ,.rcn. >,,-,.
NAA'0iA iN-AAiVN M ia ia ibhiALS-DlNls-
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
DEGULAR BUTTER SALE.

II OCULAR BUTTER SALE.
TOMORROW Friday MORNING 18th at M
O'Clock. we will offer for sale at store No ST Iouis
lana avenue, between 9th and eth streets on IN an
tirely new plan ~
20 packages flne Glaies,
s packages prime Ohio Roll, and
10 "a ." Virginia butter
All Just received.
Terms cash. On STFapNv
It JB WHEELER n 90
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RY VIM. l.. WALL & CO., AuctiOneers.

BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed in a cause, No .637
in WHICH &. SmOOt is plaintiff and VIM. Mocabee
and others defendants will offer ct public sale on
MoNDAf, the 18TH day of November, at the hour
Of o clock in the afternoon, all that part of Lot
No; ), in Square No. $50, in Washington city; the
saId part OF lot fronting Is feet north street
between LIST and I'd streets and extending back that
width 100 feet TO an alley, with the two-story
Frame House thereon.
Terms d: OBe-thiri cash; the balance of the pur-
chase money in 6 and IL months, the purchaser
Giving his notes, with approved endorsers bearing
int rest from the day of sale the whole of the
purchase money may be paid on the ratification of
the sale by the court. All conyeyancng and stamps
at the expense OF the purchaser.
K. p. JACKSON, Trustee
no g. lot W L. WALL 4 60 Aurts
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Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctioDeer.
- No. 326, Southeast CORNER III and n 90.

u g.
TIL STEES SALE OF HORSE. WAGONS. HAIR
NESS; ICE CREAM FREEZER MACHiNE
sSh1M CASES, GLASS JARS, COCNTER
and H0USEHOLD FURNITURE, AT THE
tOhNER OF TWELFTH STREET WEST
AND = STREET NORTH. AT Auction
On tKlDAY. the 18th day of November. A. D.
30 at 10 clock shall sell, by virtne If a
uSed OF trnst dated the 9Th day of October A n
lS't' and duly recorded In Liber r. NJ n No q
iShos 70 and 2l6 Of Chattel Records for the corn
" Z" a. hinston in the District of CoIumhis ,;1.
one Work Horse, Two Wagons and Harness wa
10 Lee Cream FreeZers and Ice Cream Macbiros
xty Ice Cream Tubs ~ 'eHihes
tTsckery Ware and Sauce
Two show Gases One Counter
Ten Marble top Tables
Elght w aInut Stands. eight Walnut Chairs
rorty eight Glass Jars, and Scales and Weicbts
twenty four Cane seat Chairs
One Book Case
One Sofa, one Lounge, four Stoves
ronr Dressing Bureaus and three WardrobAs
rive assistants. five Chamber Tables
EiVe Bedsteads. two Feather Beds
rive Husk Mattresses. one Hair do
Vne W LeeibarTOw and W alter Cooler
One Piano Forte,
And all other goods mentioned I'm said daad If
trust, which deem unnecessary to mention
r. y. HEWITT. Trustee.
MOOD GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DIVISION vi.

TIN REsERsEScf TO sGan Consist. n rsu
ing tie south end of the New York State work
known q: the Erie he io 5,s an extent
which will Be applied for during the next session of
the Legsature Therefore the w sSG o sdvertsed
under contract of course until said consent be OBJ
tanned Nevertheless i IS dssisned to receive
Of timber cribs, "a feet wide, filled with rubbie
stones. and upon which, as part OF the foundation
a rubble stone work, faced with hammered or cut
stone on one side. Around the foot OF the work a
of piles has been driven to protect the stones
from the action of the surf.
The stone. crib timbers, and piles 70 De removed
including the CRIB work on the bottom, Is nearly
100 feet. and from the bottom mp 10 the summit Of
the ireakwafer il Is rs feet The water around he
work TO he removed Is II feet deep.
There are ,56l cords Of stone 10 De removed from
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10y NAGLE CO., Auctioneers.
- Salesroom 295 PennsyIyanta ava,,o

HouSEHULD FURNITURE, STOVES CROCE
Ehf AND GLASSW ARE, AT Auction
rhlpA1. November Is, at 10 o'cI ,ck we win
sen, az = .. ~ "a street, Island between and
~, variety OF Bousahold Furniture anu
mars, Bedsteads. Tables Washstands
Bureaus, Bedding. Blankets
stoves, Crockery, Glassware &c
n Also.
One Ragatelle Table. (completel
groceries WIN io' vi
Terms cash Sale positive
no l3 lChron.I NAGJE a On A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-14
ITNITED STATES NAVAL ACADENY

i TN1TED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY,
u ANNAPOLIS Mo, October -. lSE.
Proposals. sealed and endorsed - Proposals for
Furnishing Midshipmenis Uniforms - will tie re-
ceivt d at the Naval Academy until the FIRST DAY
OF EMBER, ISL, for delivering the following
articles
Midsbipmen s Parade Jackets
Parade Pants
Fatigue Jackets
Fatigue Pants
FLANNEL Jumpers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

IroR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, PLEASANT.
situsssd on the Taunton river near Pan river Mass
esliy healthy. Rnce sl Apoiv d 30 Fulton street,