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PROPOSALS FOR LITTER BALANCES.
Posi- OpFrrE DFPaPrsyxr

WASHINGTON. II. c, October ~. Is7t
sealed Proposals will be- received ai this Depart
ment untll the 3TH DAY oF DECEMBER SENT, at
II clock noon for furnishing Letter Balances for
the use OF the Post Offices in the United states for
four years, from and after the 3lst day of De
cember next, Of the following description, name
ly:
LIST. Balances capable of weighing EIGHT ounces.
aNolrdupols weight, 10 be gradea down to quarter
VIII BE- required for each year
2d. Balances capable of Weighing two pounds.
avoirdupois weight. to be Graded down to half
ounces OF these II i-supposed 50 TO 100 will D. re-
quired for each year.
Perfect correctness and strength and durabili-
~ viii be required in the Balances to be fur
nished.
Samples of each description of Balances must
accompany each bid; and the bidder who may oh
tain the contract viii be required 10 furnish Bal
ance6 ordered Of quality in all respects equal to
the samples.
Each Balance must be well and Securely pac x ed
In toN Tor trans pertation and vered free of all
expenses TO the Department at Washington D. & .
where the same will be accepted. il found 10 be-.
perfect and equal to the samples.
Zach bidder nust furnish with his proposals
sufficient evidence Of his ability to comply with
his bid.
Two sufficient sureties will be required to a con
tract.
4 failure to furnish the Balances az contracted
for promptly the furnishing of an inferior an a
Ity. will be considered a sufficient cause for for
fixture OF the contract.
Proposals must he endorsed on the enyelope
Proposals for Letter Balances and directed IN
the First Assistant Postmaster General. Washing
ton, ID. u. ALEX. W. RANDALL.
no I-lawoW Postmaster General
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AMI
TWINES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

r,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. October ,Isa
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Depart
Il o clock, noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper
and Wrapping Twine. for the of the Post Offices
IN the tp,ted States for four years from and after
The said articles to be delivered, free of expense
Post Office Depsrtment at Washington, D. c. and
New York City; N. V
quality thereof required at each Agency are speci-
pISTRICT No. lat w.sgINcroN N
1900 reams of Wrapping Paper, ANS inches in
s,.s 81 ~ % sSsi and quality equal ia ali
ment. to weigh q pounds to the 1 rean. ana
III, re.G eseh ~ yam to sSntsin 70 perfect suires
above stated niche. h in . same g sns 5,
weigh IS pounds TO the ream, for the use of
SoO0 pounds Of Juie or other suitable Twine, hard
twisted And IN balls, and to weigh about ]
IL oOo pounds of coarse Hemp Irvine. about one
eighth Of an inch in diameter and in balls,
DISTRICT No. LAT NEW YORK CITY.
i2ece rsans of Wrapping Paper, SIMILAR 10 tina
described %;sie. in the estimate frst-named 70
2 oe pounds Of Jute or other suitable Irvine. sim.
N oos, liar 70 thai deserioes for District Mol
required for District No. l. "'
Proposals will be received for each article sepa-
ratey, or tor all of the articles and for both Dis
The contract, or contracts, will be awarded to
inevLich bid viii in iis practical results b. mnst
advantag eous TO the Department 0'.
II the Districts should be changed the art;c,ss
shall lie delivered at snch place or places a. a.
Postmaster General shall designate, at FRO R,Te
RATES. - nv nAiA
More or less than the estimated quanti,ie. NAV
be ordered. as the necessities of the nsns.s In,
may require, at the discretion of the PEI,
General. -. "' Hostha-ter
Samples Of such articles as Are now ,.sa =, a..
resi may be seen at the Offices Supplied, and
Bidders viii send samples Of such article. a.
propose 70 furnish with their bids 'ee as ineS
Each bidder must furnish with his ,ro.o..,.
GUARANTEES Of his ability to COMFY NTH nj; IA %
scerunease from Postmaster that such easrsn
tract l ~ " 'osAfcS W eoh-
failure to furnish an article contracted 10,
Hrompuy, or the furnishing an article inferior Ia
that CONTRACTED for, win be considered sufcient
eanse Tor forfeiture Of the contract
bias not made in con formity TO this notice win
&c Icsctce the Inconsistency shall effect the vir-
:, Proposa1s must be marked on the enve,ors ,-,,.
Tie name Of the article bid fer. and tine lef, a. "a
arssse1 70 the First A,sistsnt Postmaster Cen
ALEX; W. RANDALL.
AeFMwS Postmaster General,
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PROPOSALS.
BURLINGTON BREAKWA1ER.

L. !. ENGINEER OFFICE !
OswEGo n. Y, Oct. g, lST.S
Sealed Proposals will be received by the un der
signed until the 10th of November, 1851, at IL a
for the following timber:
1890 linear Tor cubic) feet Of Hemlock Timber
IL inches square, in sticks varying from 81 feet up
ward.
Is 600 feet m. OF 3-inch Hemlock Plank.
SQ00 linear Cor cubic) feet of White Pine Tim
Der, l2inches square In sticks varying from 30 feet
upward.
1900 feet b. m. Of 3-inch Pine Plank.
The whole must be deli vered at Burlington, Yer
mont before the LIST 81 July, 1858, and at least
third as soon az navigation opens on Lake Cham
plain. Ii must be sawed. Of the best quality
straieht, and of the full speci fled dimension.
throughout. Nothing else will be accepted. Ths
prices named must cover all expenses of delve; ,
may be required
Blank forms for guaranteed proposals and fur
Their information may be obtained on application
at this office. q. T.. BLUNT,
Lieut.. Col. of Engineers.
r-ffB Col A
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THE EVENING STAR
KILOGRAMS. &c.

An the colored schools of New Orleans, un-
Or control Of the Freedmen's Bureau, were
On Wednesday turned over 20 the charge OF
ne Beard OF Public School Directors. The
transfer included teachers as well a. pupils
IN the schools. The Board agree 10 re- ain All
ne teachers who prove themselves competent
rpon eEaninaiion. The furniture, books aud
apparatus were also turned over.
Mckeon 4 Bros oil refinery, near Pi,a-
burg, was entirely destroyed by fire wednes-
CAV night. The entire works, together with
L3eo barrels OF coal oil and 3,CcO empty bar
rsis, were destroyed. The assistant foreman,
hsrry Cook, was burned to death, AID 8 man
named Rsddy was seriously injured. Loss,
sSt,cfo; no insurance.
A meeting OF the executive committee o. the
CopserNatiye party CT Virginia, held in Rich
pond last night, called convention, 10 be
beId IN Richmond, December III, TO effect al
orfanlzaton OF the party
A convention will be called I'm North Caro-
ma IN consequence o. division smoRg he
SohseIvalVe press. Tse BODY Will almost
certainly be controlled by Conservative infu-
enee.
General Scboheld has consented to mixed
comm i-sion OF United States OH GERS and ciu-
zens, appointed by the Richmond Council to
take the census OF the wards In which fraud
Eleni voting Is suspected.
The Senate Of Tennessee has reconstructed
the ball prshi biing Distinctions of color nv
raiIroads IN the conveyance Of passengers. A
motion wss made 10 amend by requiring
roads 10 prepare cars especially for colored
people.
X King Cutler nss organized the Union par
" OF LOUISIANA, which Fromrlga.es the plat
form OF universal suffrage, universal amnesty,
universal education, and opposition TO confis.
eaton IL has chosen the New Orleans Times
and Republican as ITS official organs
A IRE occurred a. Ware, Massachusetts. on
wednesday night, destroying the Unitarian
Cnurco. the town hail, and adjoining build
snes. The loss Is Slc0,0 0E.
The annual convention of the westsrR Asso-
eiated Press, which has been in session a. ST
Louls closed its Iabors yesterday afternoon,
after harmonious and agreeable reunion.
large amount Of business was transacted, and
measures were perfected for general ad-
vance ment OF press interests
The Board OF Health proclaim the yellow
fever no longer an epidemic in Mobile
The Board OF Health OF Memphis me. yes
terday, and passed resolutions declaring that
no yellow fever exists there, and inviting
refugees 20 return.
Intelligence has been received at Memphis
Tennessee, that drafts purporting 10 nave
been drawn by the First National Bank of
Memphis on the Seventh and Third National
Banks of New York for considerable amounts
are being negotiated North. They are forge
mes.
A IRE 81 Sedalia, Illinois, Wednesday night
aessroyed property worth $4,000.
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Sealed Proposals will be received at this of,e.
until 10 O'Clock .: m. "WEDNESDAY, November
Barracks, n Y with the following articles for ogs
year or such less time Is the Quartermaster Cen
oral, 9. A., may direct:
IORAG1-Hay and Oats. s-a.a
BEDDING-Strsw.
Bids win be taken for all or each Of the articles
to be delivered at inch times and IN such III ices az
.ns con manoing 3mceF nsy diIect The Govern
e. sll tids, shocld hey 3 desnsd nnresso liable.
N.Y., and Endorsed "ProDossis for Fora 70 and
4. Qusrtermasters once, Plattshuro, ps,
racks, N. T., October -, IS1. No 5.srS
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DROPOsALs FOR CORN AND OATS:

-...r Depot CN0rfeymosfey's QEc,, , t
Fort Harkss, Kansas. October IS, lsa =
Sealed Proposals. will be received this on &c mn
I'll II m ofthe 9th Of November, 1857. fer the de.
livery at Fort HArker. Kansas, of -
% 900 - OATS,
The Corn to be sound old corn Of the best qua
~, and the oats to be Of the best quality and free
from dirt. Corn and Oats TO be put UP in goo
sound gunny or burlsp sacks, and TO be subject to
weight and inspection at place Of delivery To be
delivered at such place, and in such quantities {
this depot, a. the Quartermastar may direct. De-
livery to CON mence soon the bids are scc pt-
ed. The whole to be delivered on or before the
lsth Of December, 1859; Prolosals will be made
difions are the same q are usual when supplies
are required at this Depot on ,proposals. Any
no SIT Broyet Major and A. o. NJ UEa
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~ msscnrlin- Good TempIar wss ra
centIy nAuied up before u Lodge ~ Ans,u,a
Ct-' ana aszed why he don't attend tns IN a.,
ing 81 have Just got a Va IT, and :" 80,
ne fee bly, rrjoined. -
u The ~. Louis Democrat speak. Of +,
''sailine machine for tie plans n n.s 80
upright jib sails, and a sail ON ssch 49,. =,
the wheel. one on each side of the WAGON r,,n
steering gear acting on the forward wbssI. 80
the Opposite wheels. "
- The wood saving tournament CANA ~,
in Lafayetie. Ind on Friosy last NJ v..
qsite adsmonsiration; The victory was gained
by the Independence b. Il. Club, who 49,
nine cords IN three hours and ten miuutes
Ths best thing sbou 10 was that the wood yoss
20 The poor Of the city.
The City Councils OF 81. Louis HAD
quite sn exciting time last Friday over the
Senoay law question. One Alderman t(i OFT.
sehall oy hame) declared thai ..Christisni;y
Hst p.syed out and that IL was ponsenss IN
call ms . Christlan naii,n.n The mater
hhser ceoa'e ~as eraiIy referred
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
CovERNMENT SALE.

Bs,es. Rsfssses. F,sed~.ss Z Asasdessd La.ds.)
QFx A. A. q. M, and ID; o., Stats q Gevsia.
tkknsrtso kP sAHTcusfS sENOssA f NJ
INGs Known AZ TaE kUousrA VA
CHINE WORKS AND LOT, TOGETHER
WITH TWELVE CITY LOTS
the August, Canal runs through diasonaiIy
bounded north by D'Anttgnsc street, east by Jack
son street, s<uth by Adams street, and west by
Campbell street. rte northern and southern lines
being about six hundred and ninety feet, and its
ninety two feet, on which are situated one three
story brick building 100 feet by 30 feet; one brich
buildings.
Eleven (lD city lots situated the south side of
Adams street, between Campbell and jackson
city OF Augusta made by Williams Philips, AS III
l9, Il, Is 20, q IS, 20, q. Is, and q.
One TRAN gslsr lot of lS2 feet front, the south
side OF Fenwick street, between the Augusta canal
and HiRht's Foundry"
The machine works, lot and buildings will be
seld together, the city lots separately.
Alec, at the same time and place, will be sold
four az frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet and
ID frame building - feet by Is feet situated the
grounds Of the Richmond County Academy, Tel
fair street.
For furt, or particulars in regard TO this proper
ty inquire this Office and that of Brevet Colonel
+. NJ. l.. Ehlers corner OF Green and Jackson
streets, augusta, Georgia. where plsts of the prop
erty can be seen.
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
quired cash and the balance in four months.
Sale to commence at II O'CLOCK a. m
A. A. 2. NJ. and D. o., Bureau II. +. and A. L.
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DROPOsALs FOR THE CONVEYANCE o
l. TIE UNITED STATES NAILS TO
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
ST OfFIcE DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON, October ., lsS.S
In accordance with the provision OF the new
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland,
coming into operation on the lst of January, ISIS,
for the dispatch Of mails the other office by we'll
appointed ships sailing on stated days. and shall
NOTICE IS HEREBY Given that proposals
IN the city Of r0s until ms M Of SAT
URDAY, the sd of November IsT, for the convey
asce Of the mails of the United States for period
Of one year, commencing on the LIST Of January,
1875, by we'll appointed ships departing on stated
ignated port in the United States to port ports
in the United Kingdom.
from the United States; the port or ports of des-
tination in the United Kingdom; the names ton
mail service; the time to be occupied in performing
each voyage from the port of enbsrkation to the
proposed departures from the United States: ami
the compensation asked for the sea trans portaton
letters, and PER PoUND for newspapers book
packets and patterns, or samples of merchandise
Bidders rendering steamships which have been
employed in the trans tlaDtic mail service during
posals authentic statements of the actual time &C.
cupied by such steamships In performin each out
ward passage from the United States to the United
kingdom during the year lsa.
The proposed schedule days and hours Of sailing
from The United states must be- subject to approval
b. the Postmaster General, who reserves tbe right
TO adInst and fix the schedules of departure of all
WHICH may afCfpt W suCh man
ner as viii secure the greatest attaiDabie REGULAR
y and efficiency il the mail service
As the Postmaster General il restricted by law
from allowing any greater compensation for the
transportation Of the mail 10 foreign ports than
the sea and United States inland postage 10 an
American. and the sea postage only to "A foreign
vessel proposals naming higher rate OF com
rensstion cannot b. considered by the Depart
ment.
Each proposal must he properly guaranteed with
satisfactory f.stimonia ais 70 the ability OF the
party making IL to perform The mail service accord
ing 10 its terms.
If deemed advisable by the Postmaster General
the owners OF the accepted steamships to exec Mt.
formal contTa cts with good and sufficient sureties
for the DESIGNATED service containing all the usual
provisions and stipulatiOns of ocean mail steam
shi pcontracts including the impOs ton of nes or
deductions for delays IRE gulsrities and of suit
able penalties fer failures To perform any of the
regular voy ages embraced IN thu proposals
Proposals should be addressed under seal 20 the
Postmaster General. with the words, " AAu. Pro
PosALs.' ." FoREiCN VI Ais - written on the face
of the address. ALIEN ~ RANDALL
&C law8 Postmaster Gene raj.
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A. A. Q. NJ. and D. o., Bureau II. r. and A
uOR III
A U g TON SA l. Z i.

A CTION SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, and to the high
est bidder, on TUESDAY, November l2, 1857. in
front of the Government Storehouse, near the rail
road depot, at yicksburg. Miss, the following
named articles III Government property, viz:
10 Ambulances
20C0 Cavalry Great Coats
500 Rubber Pouches
80 Canteens.
The sale to commence daily at 10 O'Clock a m .
and to continue from day to day until the whole OF
the above Is sold.
Terms: United States currency on delivery.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
IRA QUINBY.
Ist Lieut., 24th Int, A. A q. Nj,
no It'd Act Chief q. M, Sub Dist Miss
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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoner.
ID Late clerks with Jas q Me,uire q "a ,
Southwest corner Penns. avenue aud Eieyenth At
Star Office Building
uOTsYHOLD FURNITTRrA ,rcr,ox

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, EoyeInber Isth
at ~ clock a m, az No. $50 18th street between
and streets north. We will sell the effects or n
lady declinir housekeeping. viz:
Ehiekeripg Piano forte. Cover and Stool
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Hall and Step OIL
Cloths ""
Solid Oak Marble Top Chamber Suite
Painted Cottage Suite, Toilet Sets
Mahogany Hair Cloth Diyan, Cane Seat Chairs
neather beds. Pillows. and Boosters
Husk Nattresser Bedding
Vak Extension Dining Table, Window 81 aiss
Lounges. Walnut Bureau
Lot trockeTy and Glass Ware
Cioets, Wardrobes
st Top Cook Stove and Fixtures
Qufeites e"e N''sheu Nc
isrm. cash. COOPER LATIMER
Aucttoneers.1
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no 5-6tB
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Depot CndrtermaGer's 0Fcs,
Fort Harker, KansGs October 26 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL Nj. Of SATURDAY, the 9Th of November,
800 CORDS OF WOOD.
To be of the best quality Of wood growing in the
vicinity Of this Depot, free from small limbs and
brush and split to convenient size.
To be delivered at such time and place the
Quartermaster at this Depot may direct. The whole
TO be delivered on or before the S0rh of November
lsa. Bidders will state at what time they can de.
liver the entire quantity. The conditions attached
to bidding for this wood will be the same as is
usual at this Depot In such cases. Necessary In.
formation will be given on application.
Telegrapbic bids will not be received.
HENRY INMAN,
Bvt. Major and A. Q. M, U. S.A,
no 5-4tB Depot Q. NJ.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

Will be sold at public auction. on WEDNES-
DAY. November Is, at II a.. m, on the corner OF
Prince and Payne streets, Alexandria, Va, under
the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel s. p
Lee, L. ;. A, Sub Assistant Commits sioner, Blu.
Ieau Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
IL HOSPITAL BUILDINGS. known as '0uyer-
ture Hospital.)
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
The buildings to be at the risk of the purchaser
from day of sale.
BY order of Bvt Brig. Gen. o. Brown, Assistant
Commissioner, District Of Virginia
GEORGE q. WHITE,
Capt. 44th l.. $. Infantry.
no SGT &, q. NJ and d %
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DH GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. S26, Southeast corner 9TH and ID STA

~ No. o2o, Southeast corner eth and ID SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE. WAGONS. HAIR
MSS. ICE CREAM FREEZER MACHINE
SHOW CASES, GLASS JARS, COUNTER
AND HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE. AT THE
CORNER OF TWELFTH STREET WEST
hNBT STREET NORTH, ATAUOTION.
On FRIDAY. the 18th day of November, A d
lS5, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ shall sell by virtue Of
deed Of trust, dated the 9th day Of October, A. ID
lS66. and duly recorded in Liber Il. VI. H.. No 3
fecs iJ and 30 OF Chsttel Records, for the conn.
~ OF ' ashtngton in the District of Columbia viz
One " ork Horse "
Two Wagons and Harness
l25 lee cream Freezers and Ice Cream Machines
= Xty lee Cream Tubs
Crockery Ware and Sauce
Two Show Gases. One Counter
Ten Marble top Tables
Eight Walnut Stands. eight Walnut Chairs
Forty eight Glass Jars, aud Scales and Weight.
Twenty four Cane seat Chairs
One Book Case
One Sofa, one Lounge. four Stoves
Four Dressing Bureaus and three Wardr robes
Five Wristbands, fye Chamber Tables
Five Bedsteads. two Feather Beds
Five Husk Mattresses. one Hair do
One Wfeeiharrow and Water Cooler
One Piano Forte,
And all other goods mentioned in said deed a
trust, which deem unnecessary to mention
X. g. HEWITT. Trustee
mood GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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TREADING on TRAIss-The RoS,op po.,
thInss Thai where gentleman steps ON that
supsrnous extremity of laoy's dress winch
gamers up ooorous richness from the nag
ssones and pavement, neither should apologize
occause The LADY has an uncoubted right 10
cover an unlimited amount of space with her
suazflag ery-goods. and the gentleman has
an inaIienabie right 70 step in that space, COW
cree or uncovered. IL thinks, however thai
the aeuon ls more dams zing to the lady's gar.
nent than TO the gentleman's boot
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RY I. Il. l.. CROWN 4 CO., Auctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION
We viii sell on MONDAY NEXT. at 10 n M at
the residence Of John SimOnds, corner of 9Th and
@ rtreets. Navy Yard all OF his Household Furni-
tuTe consisting Of
Pariur and Chamber Furniture
tOCkiT 2 and other stoves
To@"ther with other articles too numerous to
mfution U"
Terms cash. GIRL. CROWN a. Co
nu 2ts kurtinne.rz
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDINANCES, NAVY DEPARTMENT, .
WASHINGTON CITY, October %, IS1
There will be sold at public auction TO the hi Oh
est bidders on TUESDAY. November Il, 1857 at
noon, at the Navy yard Philadelphia, In the off ce
of the Inspector OF Ordnance, seventy Thousand
U0OO0) pounds of Powder, com posed of cannon,
rifle, ard niusket powder.
Terms cash. and the powder to be removed
within ten days from the magazine at Fort Miffiin.
II. \. WISE,
29-td Chief of Bureau
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limited STATES COLLECTORS SALE.

By virtue Of a warrant to me addressed by Ferd
E. Nolz Collector of Internal Revenue, I'D District
of Pennsylvania, will sell, at the Glass House of
Campbell, Peak Co, situated on Mulberry alley,
Ninth Ward, CITY of Pittsburg, on FRIDAY, sth
Of November, at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
property, to wit
Al boxes of walls, more or less,
IS gross of JaTs. more or less,
Lot of meuds, king boxes, several pots full of
glass, and lot of tools
Also, Building and Lease of Ground,
Distrained as the property of Campbell, Peak 4
Co, for nom payment of taxes on glassware.
T. B. DAVITT,
no 5-3tB Deputy Collector.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF yALUABLE REAL
ESTATE


>, BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County sitting as u Court OF
Equity. passed in q cause therein depending,
and Marcus Du Val Is defendant, the subscriber a.
Trustee will expose to public SALE the premises
on THURSDAY, the 2lst day of November next. at
y clock f fair, i not, on the pext fair day
6nown as !. Hog Harbor,," situated in Prince
Georges county. two and half miles from Buena
vista Post ON and adoi ming the lands of Walter
Hilieary, the heirs OF Thomas Hall, and Colonel
Oden Bowie containing $50 acres, more or less.
The WashingtoI Branch Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad has been located through this
land, dividing i nearly in half. 1t is covered BY
heavy growth OF valuable Oak and Chestnut Tim
beri ase contains large quantity Of Clay, suits.
BILE for the manufacture Of Fire-brick with .
stream OF water running through the entire enQt ,
and Is conveniently located to several Grist and
Church. - -
The attention Of Land Agents and Railroad
Contractors is especially invited to this desirable
Terms Of Sale: Cash on the day of sale, or on the
rstiacstion thereof By the Court, with interest
from the day OF sale; and on payment Of the whole
purchase money the property will be conveyed, in
deed. RICHARD r. u CHEW
so2eo<as Trustee,
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An assembly of fifteen single ladies' was
neio ater church, at Phillipsbury, n i ON
SUNDAY afternoon and. On QUIT and calm de .
iorIauon, resolved that they would not GU
SouIsse me advances Of any gentleman unless
ne Vas 4 thoroughly Temperance man