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Fort Chadbourhe, Texas, OF such post as may be
established I'm lieu thereof, Is 0O0 bushels.
These amounts. however, may be somew hat
modified before the day of letting the contracts.
All bids TO furnish the above must be for good
sound, merchantable, shelled Corn, Oats or Bar
leg, subject to the Inspection Of the receiving
officer.
Delivery to commence by the 5th day of January
1853, and to proceed at the rate of not less than
such quantities as 10 keep the post continuously
supplied at such rate.
Separate offers will be made for each post, and
the price per bushel at each place must be clearly
stated.
Bids will be received for any qusntity, and not
less than one hundred bushels of Corn, or twenty
hye bushels Of Oats or Barley. and where the re-
sponsibility of the bidder Is not otherwise salts
factOrily made known at this office. each bid must
he accompanied by guaranty of al least two
persons, (whose responsibility must be certified to
by clerk cf court Of record that the bidder is
competent TO carry out the contract if awarded to
him, and that he will give the required bonds
therefor; and each bidder will state his place Of
residence.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty Of each sue
cessful bidder, and the solyeney of the persons
offered "a security will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour here
inbefore named. nd bidders have the privilege of
being present az the opening.
The right Is reserved to reject all bids III salts
tory. and bid will be entertained that does not
conform 10 the requirements of this advertisement
Proposals to be plainly endorsed Proposals for
Corn. y and addressed to the undersigned at this
place. J.. G. G. LEE.
Byt. Lieut. Col. and A, q. NJ,
no l9-6tB q. 8. Army.
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. 4
washington. ID. G., November 10. Isl.
Sealed Proposals from responsible parties will
be received at this ofC until II m on SATuR-
DAY. December7th, for the delivery Of OOD three
thousand cords of well seasoned. sound, and mer-
charitable BARD WOOD. four feet long and split
to the ordinary size of cSrd wood.
The contractor TO keep the wood on hand at a
convenient point, and deliver it-On orders from
this oifice-at any place In the city in such guam
titles as may from time 90 time be required
An Inspector will be designated on the part Of the
Government TO examine and measure the wood a.
delivered, and such does conform TO the spe-
ciicstiOns above will be rejected.
The names OF two responsible persons signed. fn
their own hand, TO q statement that they will be-
come securities in the contract il awarded To
the bidder, must accompany each pro pOsal
Bonds IN the sum of ten Thousand dOllars signed
by himself aud both his sureties will be require Of
the successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will lie made
monthly II IN funds, or as ssOn thereafter funss
are furnished for the purpose.
The successful bidder must hold himself in read
ness % commence delivery on the 18th December
next.
All bids will be submitted TO the Qusrtermaster
General for instructions before awarding Contract
Bidders Will address proposals TO the undersigned
endorsed Proposals for Wood !" and are invited 10
be present AZ the opening OF bids
BY order Of the QuarteTmaster General.
j. e. MCFERRAN,
Deputy OuarteTmaster General.
nOls-lGt Byt. Brig. 6sn. u. s. Army.
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pEPoT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
/ FAN ANTONIO, Texas September /, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made in
ulYhcate, Will be received at this Office until II
O'CLOCK, noon on MONDAY, the I'd day of Deem
Der next, for furnishing the Quarterma ster's De
partment with such good meTchantable Hard
Wood as may be required at the following MIA ,es
during the year 1855, viz:
San Antonio, Austin,
Fort Inge, Fort Clark 'l-t
Fort Davis. Fort Stockton,
Camp Hudson, Seeuin,
waco. Camp Verde,
Fort Mason, FOrt Belknap,
Buffalo Springs sherman.
Meatherford, Lampasas, .rr
n Fort Chadbourne or vicinity
Delivery TO be made at such time and in such
quantities during the year the officer of the
Quartermaster's Department on duty at the place
Of receivsi may designate; the Wood to be subiect
TO his ins pection.
Separate bids are invited for each post, and the
price per cord for each place must be clearly
stated; and each bid, unless the responsibiIity ~
at this Office must be accompanied by a guaranty
OF at least two persons twhose responsibility must
be certified to 10y clerk of a court of record) that
the bidder is competent to carry out the contract
CURED bonds therefor; and each bidder will state
his place of residence
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each suc
eessul bidder, and the soveney of the persons Of
fered as security viii be required
The bids will lie opened on the day and hour
heTeinbelore named, and bidders have the prtyi-
lege Of being present at the opening.
The right is reserved to reject all bids IL unsats
factory and no bid will be entertained that does
not conform to the requirements of this advertise
ment.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed, Proposals
t i3T Wood, and addressed to the undersigned at
Byt Lit. Col. and A. Q. NJ, q. s. Army.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE OF THE srPKSyLsISS ARcHILEcr,
Sealed Proposals win be received at tiis ofice
until Y clock NJ. the 18th day OF November, ls7,
buildine the MARBLE TIE. 'n N il.s ~ tse
snd BASES, for the North Wing of the Treasury
Plans and Drawings Of all the work required,
can be seen or obtained az this on ce.
viii Sc Of ss and White fSI the
On Sns ana i9ee = Of SSslvs 2
Of the Treasury Extension The White Squares
must be Of yeiRed Italian Marble, of good texture
OF equal aualiiy 10 that in the halls Of the West
Wing. All the Tiles must be accurately jointed
plane, surface, in thorough woriSmaniiks manner
Borders IN the halls 70 be Of black marble, the
About ten Thousand 10000 superficial feet will
be required; and bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashiers Room TO be'of style ane
elmensions shown on plans and drawings, the bid
Tor which must be IN the aggregate.
The skirtpg for rooms and halls must be ofbest
doNe-oolored vermont marble, of quality, dimen-
Office. About sf en- thousnd a eeOl iinea feet viii
ee required, and bids must be made per hneal
Mantels, TO be of best veiRed Italian marble. ac-
eordIng to plans and draw ings in this Office, must
made per piece. Bidders may, however, state price
II furntshed In other marbles, and. submit speci-
mems Of such marble as they can furnish.
All the above work must be completed and deliv-
cred on or before the ist day Of February. lsds.
Payments viii be made on estimates prepared by
authorized Off GERS Of the Department; upon which
estimate amounts twenty per cent viii be retained
until the completion and delivery OF tia work.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond Of two
responsible persons, in the sum Of S2O0. that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract n
certified 20 by either u. s. District Judge, At
torney, or Clerk of Z. s. District Court.
The Department reserves the right te reject any
or all OF the bids. or 10 award for any portion OF
the same II deemed for the interest Of the Govern
ment To do and any bid that does not conform to
the requirements Of this advertisement will not D.
considered.
BIDS TO be enclosed in sealed epvelones eDdorsed
Proposals for Marble Work {" and addressed 20
the Supervising Architect, u. s. Treasury De-
psrtment, Washington, ID. q /"
A. B. MULLETT. Supervising Architect
no S-dt22 U. . Treasury Extension.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTS
TON.
OFFICE CHIEF QTARTFRMAsrFR.
tHtEF QUARTERMAsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,}
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Il O'Clock NJ the goth day of January ISIS,
March 81. Is@s, On Route SO. from saint Paaf,
or line: to suck Posts as now or may lbs estab-
lished in the State of Minnesota and in that por
and bounded by it, and from Fort rs steVenson
OF other DESIGNATED point on the Missouri river,
established east or north of that river in Dakota
The weight to he transported on this Ropte No
snail not exceed ten million pounds QO, 900 900
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred llo,,
pounds per one hundred QOO) miles for each month
OF the year beginning April /, ISIS, and ending
Bidders should give their names in full. as well
az their places Of residence, and each proposal
thousand dollars signed by two or more responsi-
bic persons, guaranteeing that In case a contract
IS aS arded for the route mentioned in the proposal
TO the party proposing, the contract will be ac-
cepted and entered into and good and suff cient
with the terms Of this adTertisemsntn a''oruance
The contractor Will be required to give bonds
IN ~ the CO, sum OF one hundred thousand dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency
Of each bidder and person offered security will
be required. "
= Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
transportation on Route No. A." and none WILDE
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
qnIrements of this advertisement.
The party to whom award is made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once, and to
ance of the contract
offered is reserved, -
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day Of April 1858, and will be required
20 have a place Of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
for Route No. 4, at Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
Stevenson, Dakota Territory, or at such other
point as may be indicated as the starting point of
the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
TRACT to be entered into, be had on application
this Office, or at the Office of the Quartermaster
at New York Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Leaven-
worth, Omaha, and Fort Smelling. and must ac-
company and be part of the proposals.
. s. b. H0LABIRD,
Lit. Col. Deputy q. NJ. Gen,
Byt. Brig. Gen, Z. S. A., Chief Q. NJ.
no Is. 30tB Dent OF Dakota
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DRoPOSALs FOR ARMY TRANsPORrA
TION = Y
. DEPOT QuARJERMAsrER's OFFICE,

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, October /, 1867
Sealed Proposals, which must be made in du o H.
DAY, the soth day Of Nov smber next, at Il o'co:k
noon, for the transportation of military supplies
for two years from the LIST day of January next on
ROUTE No. 2.-From San Antonio, Texas, TO
Forts Chsdbourne and Belknap, Buffalo Springs,
and such other Military Posts and Camps are or
Red River and north OF 81 degrees north latitude.
ROUTE No. 4.-From Indianola, Texas, to San
RorTR No. s'@ Fro indianoIa.p Texas, to Aus.
TN. Texas, and intervening points.
es AZ wSc6
VIII transport said supplies, and must give their
name names in fgll with residence and post office adj
be separately signed. -
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
more persons, (whose responsibility must be certi-
ned to by clerk of court Of record,) that the
hIm. enter upon the faiflment thereof, and fur.
nish good and sufficient secgrity that he VIII
faithfully carry out the conditions therein set
forth, and each security will state his place Of
Separate bids and bonds are required for each
The contractor on each route will be required to
on Route No. ? TysnstIyE. 9sys Teams. 4
49," ." /" 6, Twenty five
Should; however, the transportatisn on any
as not to require the number of teams above named
II may be Temporarily lesseeed by the officer in
The amount OF bonds that will be required Of the
contractor will be nifty thousand dollars $50 900
on each route.
The person or persons to whom any award ID
made must be prepared to execute contracts and
nefs i9r service on the nrst day OF January next
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solven.
cy Of each bidder and persons offered as security
The bids viii Be opened on the day and hour be.
fore named, and bidders have the privilege of be.
ing present. q the opening; ..,v.a .,..
fully comply With the terms Of this advertisement
Any contract made under the advertisement will
all bids 49, =
Forms Of contract may be seen ct the ofaces o,
the Chief Quartermaster, Fifth Military Dietrict
at New orlssns, the Chief 9nsEternaster District
Austin, and at this once .fDI
Proposais must BE- plainly indorsed Proposals.
under .igned, at this place. JIG; q, LEEL a
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PROPOSALS.
ID Il 0 z. D 5 A L s

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Novem Der 20, 1857
Sealed Proposals in duplic ate will be recei sed by
the undersigned at 1903 Girard street, third floor
or directed to Pest ONCE Box 1895. in this city ,
until 10 November %. 1851, for furn fishing the
United states troops, employees, &c, at Fort Del
aware, Del, with
FIRE. III BEEF
of q good marketable quality, in equal proportion
of fore and hindquarters, excluding necks, shaaks,
and kidney tallow Also,
CORNED BEEF
of the best Quality and the usual corning pieces.
The said Beef to be delivered free of cost to the
troops, &C. at Fort Delaware, Del, in such guam
titles and at such times may be required by the
comm anding officer at Fort Delaware, aud to CON
time in force six months. commencing on the
day OF December, 1851, or such less time the .
missary general shall direct, and subject to ON
proval ~ ap
Bidders viii make separate proposals t,r -,
article and IN separate letters, and, ,on sccsnt
ance OF their bids will give such secur nv 40 ma
required Tor the faithful peIfoTT1ansa az ~ a.
agreement. VI 1hoi
Bids must he endorsed" Proposals. FOR Reef. Ac
no n-2tB Brevet Brig. General. a q q 8
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THE EVENING STAR
rELEGRA,ls. &C.

Rsrorts 70 the Military Commission in Rich
mcrd show nat one hundred colored mea IN
me district were discharged for voting the
Radical ticket Two hundred more are re-
cause but he employers say tney had 10 more
Uorz tor them In many cases e0lOred men
reported whO had been discharged before the
election
Il i rsported N Paris mat the American
Minister. General DIX. has proposed to the
Emperor Napoleon that the United States
b. represented IN the coming general confer
erce.
A lengthy dAbste took place in the Senate OF
Tennessee Yesterday on the question of extend
.rg former STATE aid 10 ne railroads. The
proposition involve the expenditure Of abou.
.hree sud \ half millions
4 dispatch frCrn ConstantinopIe states that
The Sultan IL seriously III.
Colonel J. ". Phillips is elected Judge of
the seventh circuit Of Tenn ssee BY 500 major
Ity over ScuddeT. Both Of the Candidates are
Raci ais, sud nearly all the votes were cast by
negroes.
Julian Parva has been appointed Governor
Of Porto Rico by he Spanish Government.
The river Nsva. Or Russia, is frozen over
and navigation between the Gulf of Iagoda
and Finland y closed.
Seven distilIeTies around Richmond have
closed operations, the owners not finding them
profitable.
the story % he disappearance OF the Island or
TOrtOla vas discredifed
Tuesday afternoon the freight tram from
Auanuc SIty and down passenger train COL
il0eo y Wlnsiow s-atiOn, smashing both en-
Cines tearing mp the tracks, sc. The engineer
had has shoulder dislocated
The United States flee, under Admiral Far
IAgai VIII sail from Lisbon, Portugal this
week.
La'er accounts OF The burning OF the staam-
81 ORWard report that eleven persons were
iost-Ir. COnklin, OF New Orleans and zen
negroes.
streets. az Camden. ~. J., was totally de-
sToyed By FIRE yesterday afternoon; also, four
small houses
There was no election of Pacific mail direc-
tors 40 New YORK yesterday; three iniurctIons
against proceeding having been issued
The steamer Ocean Wave ran upon the oh
sruciloI IN the lower bay at Mobile yesterday
and sunk No lives were lost
The ship GOlconda has sailed from Charlss-
emigrants.
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-, can -, 10. kILBURN,
no D-ZtB Brevet Brig. General a q q {
ID L o p o 5 A L S

once Dsrot a1i DiSbKrSiaS o. n
ATLANTA. Ga, November15 IS7 .
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until II m. MONDAY, December 9, 1867 for sun
plying the following, viz: -
354 W1ndow Frames and Sash, double hung i
inch thick, Is lights l0xl2, with Pulleys, cords,
ia Plank do, Ia in. thick Is lights InxI2
$50 Plank do. Ia in thick II lights I0NI2. Sash
20 be glazed with good quality of American
- glass both frames and sash to be primed.
thick. " "
rs Door Frames and Panel Doors 3xs feet, IL in
thick. with transOm, lights l0Xl2, q. G. mould
ing in. wide.
in. thick. q
l36 Door Frames aad Panel Doors It in. by 6
#. 8 in, l1a in. thick.
IS Door Frames and Panel Doors q exc feet Ia in
thick. "
Doors and frames to be primed, and transoms to
oe glazed; doors TO he trimmed with loose Joint
butts and rim locks of good quality with brass
tumbIer5 and mineral knobs; door and window
slls must be of hard wood. All to be delivered at
swift Race Track in the city of Atlanta, where
they Will be inspected. Delivery to Commence De-
cemDer 20, and 10 be completed by December 81.
proposals Will be In tTiplcate, and endorsed by
sureties. as usual. -
The Government reserves the right to reject any
OF al blds, or select such parts of bids as may be
Tor the best Interests of the service.
frOpessls should be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed upon the envelope, Prop osals for
the dellyery OF Doors and Windows
by order OF Brevet Brigadier General r. Saxton
Chief @. Nj. H FkRNSW0RTH n'
charge Of Depot. - no 2I-st :
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ID II o p o S A l. 8,

Office Depot and Disbursing QndvtsrnlaSter,l
Ataatd, Ga. November Is, 1867. {
Sealed Proposals will be received at this off ce
until ~ m, MONDAY, November Is, 1867, for sup
plying the Quartermaster' Department with
10000 POUNDS SHELLED CORN.
To be free from dirt, perfectly sound, and put up
In good strong lacks OF not less than two or more
than three bushels per sack; TO be delivered al
the Depot Quartermaster's Storehouse, Forsyth
contract.
Proposals will bein TRIPLIcATK, and Endorsed by
sureties tas usual.
The Coz eminent reserves the right to reject any
or all bid
Proposals should he addressed to the undersigned
and Endorsed upon the envelope, Proposals for the
delivery Of Corn.
BY order of Breyet rigadie r General r. Saxtou.
Chief Q. NJ. II j. FARNSWORTH,
- First Lieut.. Saith Infantry, A. A. Q. M,
no l9-5tB In charge of Depot
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TOMORROW.
pY :. K. SMITH, Auctioneer,
- No. ] 10 Pennsylvania avenue. near 10Th !

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Tn FRIDAY MORNING, November I'D, will
sell, at my saesroOm, lot Of Furniture and Stores
comprising
j Marble top Bureau
2 common Bureaus
. Mahogany Tables, large
Pine Tables
Mahogany Chairs, Csne-seat 30.
Lot common Chairs
Bc'steads
Washstands, Parlor and Cooking Stoves
Toilet and other articles too numerous to men
ton
7 eTms Of sale, cash.
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DROPOsALs FOR OATS AND STRAW.
CHEF QUARTERNAsrER's OFFICE.
FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT

tHlEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. ]
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT
RICHMOND, VA, November l6. 1867 \
sealed Proposals will be received at this office
untliSATU RDAY, November q. 1867, at IL o cloc /
M, Tor furnishing the Government with ten
thouSand 100000 bushels of Oats, (more or less I
ana I5 eOe) seventy-fve thousand pounds of Straw
The Oats and Straw to be of good merchantable
quahty. The former will be received bv weight
al thirty two 1927 lbs. to the bushe Sacks will be
Iurnlshed by the Government, but the labor OF
putting oats INTO same must be performed by the
contractor at the place Of delivery
proposals must be addressed TO Breyet Lieuten-
ant Colonel James Nj. Moore, Quartermaster u
. A and Chief QuarteTmaster LIST Military Dis
IIct' hlchmond, Va, and should be plainly marked
proposals for Oats and Straw"
Dei1Very 10 be made at the wharf or railroad de-
p0ts Ia the city OF Richmond Va, and must be com
tract. VI w"
All Oats and Straw contracted for under this adj
Iertisement will be rigiGly inspected and such as
10 NOT prove OF good Inerchantable quality will
Payment to be made on completion Of the con-
tract.
The Chief Quartermaster reserves the right to
REJECT any or all bids that he may deem too
For Guaranty required, and form of Guaranty.
see advertisement of October Is, 1857.
BY direction of the Quartermaster General Z 8
A JAMES NJ. MOORE.
no NIB Chi Y. NJ. LIST Military District.
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D ROPOs ALs FOR CORN.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
San ANTONIO: TEXAS, October p, 1851.
Sealed Proposals, which must be made In tripii
cate, viii be RECEIVED at this Office at ~ O'Clock
noon, until THURSDAY, the 5th of December
leXt, Tor furnishing the Quartermsaster's Depart-
nent with Corn, or an equal number of pounds of
0aIs or Barley In sacks at places and in
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81 The Episcopal Church in the United
Sa,es numbers 81 dioceses, IL bishops, Ills
press ano deecons, 23O5 parishes, l6I 23i
MEMBER l51,-iS Sunday School Scholars.
contribution. over ~3.OO0.OOO
~ so hogs were killed BY one firm in In
polis IN one day last week on account of
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
II No. 526 s. Z. corner of Seventh and ID sts
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
II lIIH STRE EFT WEST BETMEEN AND U
On FRIDAY, the I'D instant, at O'Clock D. m,
on the premises, Lot No. 3, in W. II. GHnnell s
subdivision of Square 333 being % feet hy % feet
deep, making il desirable Building Lot.
Terms cash. All conveyancing and Revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
SO down on the day of sale
no I9-d GREEN x WILLIAMS. Ancts
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On kIDAY MORNING. November I'D, 1857. at
10 o clock: at the residence OF a gentleman declin-
ing housekeeping, No. Ia street, between 18th
and 18th streets, we shall sell assortment OF Fur
niture. COMPRISING
Walnut Hair-cioth Parlor Suite
Walnut Marble top Centre Table
alnnt Whatnot, Lace Curtains, Shades
Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Bedsteads, Bureas and Wasbstands
Cottage Suite, Hemp Mattress
Dining Table, Dining Chairs
Hat Rack Crockery AID Glass Ware
Step Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Kitchen Requisites. &c, &c.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
no ~ 81 AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY ". L. WALL q co. A1ctIo1ee-.

Rf ". l. WALL co, Auctloneers,
- - stores 3l5 ANA 3I1,
SCUM corner PeHn'a avenue and 9th street.
ROSEWOOD PIANO. HOUSEHOLD FrRrr
On sATt RDhY M6RSiiSGAa a N6 aSGTPi4S J, W,
+-c 80 AZ cur auction rooms, without reserve
~ W Hrnlture, 81, Of family IecIininp
kosewood ,5-oct1ve Piano. Cover and Stool
tlnUI and other WariTSbes
Soias. Lounges, and Tables
:. palrs " hIte and COlOred Blankets
MhatHots and Easy Chairs
hair and shuck Mattresses
hNtenslOu and other Tables
4 nj Cloth, Washsisnds, Clocks ''' ps''
coolers, Looking Glasses
viii many Otner articles in the bousekaeni,,, linz
all u which Will b. sold epiiie III e
ron IIhtl WI. WALL & co, Auet..
Y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers.
Late clerks With J. C. Mcclure 4 20 !
S0uthSest corner Of Penn. avenue and I1tb strs,
star Office Building.
FINE FRENCH PLATE PIN MIRRORS prn
PsSoo F EoAkn4igE C iHiiTE; RAfL4E GRHS6
LOT Second HAND CLOTHING" BLSSEE'
BIS. t0MFORTS AMP SPREADS % R0TT :
bRUSSEL CARPETS FROM THE SESGTTITS
On s STrf At AZ G Y16N L.
N iroIt Of orr Auction Rooms at 10 O'Clock We
sb.l sell Collection OF Furniture Carpets doth
sPs; a Hsa S"T1ih ii Pa4ior Suite
Two FiEe Fr nch Plate Pin Mirrors Slab and
BTdCEeIs- 2t1-'<2
Parlor Grand PlanO-FU.te
Redsteads, Bureaus aud y aShstands
NaTdTO6es. Chairs, Tables
Cane and Wood seat ca airs Sofas and Loun,..
Mahogany Desk and Book Case
BRUSSELS an 2 Three ply CARPETS S'H"'s
Blankets. Comforts. anil Spreads
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, sc.
= also.
! Superior English Bird Gun
] Sharp's porting Rife
hammond Cartridge 80,
Terms cash. COOPER L LATIMER.
10 Ii AuctiOneers,