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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
IL TION
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,

DEPARrNENT OF DAxoTA,
sssas Viii be TeeaiSsa At tbs office
until " clock NJ on the 10Th day of January, 1853,
the year commencing April i, 1875, and ending
March 81, 1853, on Route No. 4, from Saint Paul,
or line 10 such Posts as are now or may he estab-
lishcd in the State of Minnesota and in that por-
river and bounded by it, and from Fort Stevenson,
or other designated point on the Missouri river,
eastward to present Posts, or such as may be
established east north of that river, in Dakota
The weight to he transported on this Route No.
{ shall not exceed ten million pounds 1880 on
Bidders will state the rate per QUO hundred no0)
pounds per hundred (leo) miles for each month
Of the year beginning April /, iS1s, and ending
Bitders should give their names in foil, as well
as their places of residence, and each proposal
thousand dollars, signed 10y two more RESPONSE
bic persons, guaranteeing that in case contract
T. the party proposing. The contract viii be sc
cepted and entered into ard good aud suffi cient
with the terms oi this advertisement
The contractor will be reIniIei to give bonds
in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and soIvency
Of each bidder and person offered as security will
Proposals ulst be- endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. A. /" and none viii he
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
The party to whom IN award is made must be
prepared TO execute the contract at once, and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the lst day Of April 1858, and will be required
may be communicated with pr omptly and readily
for Route No. at Saint Paul Minnesota, Fort
point as may DE indicated As the starting point of
| the route.
tract be entered into, be had application
at this Office or at the office OF the Qnartermaster
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THE EVENING STAR
YEL EGRANs. sc


TIE ConserNsuve Convention in Ri,hnnonf
en- the iIth of ecpnbsT pT mises ID De = lafge
ocdy CONVENTION If tsrmsrs and one of
soICrs rsest thsr- on the same day meet
Ing OF Con sPrvative colOr-d zen lat p r1t
accepted Tssoluuons d-PTrcating ths efforts o,
wire aBd COioTSd pCIIficisus 10 ali n9t- sn-
two rsces, and resolving ~ form a cub n
cbIsct OF which will be 20 promote harmony IN
the com muuity.
The scents of he terrible raIaroi.y which
has visited Porto KirO csB,ss pro ouud --u-
sattCn IA SPAN. The GOSsrnmsEt utf ng
ont IN expedition at CadIZ or the imosIitge
relief OF The IN hs bi Snls.
Atm ezra SESSION OF The City C1unsil -
New Orleans last uisht he Nav or snbui TT
. ~ JTt sh, wing thEt tbsVe are suH m cirCI-
lS'ion fonr 81 d a half millions In cry notes
TIE sent official joarnaIs IA Paris Sxpress
th- opinion hat tn paragraph ON ltsi a. ar
fatTs IN IN" QUEEN OF Fig aGd'sspeech 'bsoar-
ages the hops OF Italy.
The annual convention Of Inc Fenian Bro'h
erhCCd o. California. acilng In concert With
tn lIish Revolu iouary BIo'hPThcod. ald
rec gniLlng John savage a eblef ~&@cuIve &
America adjourned It san rtBc'scO yelteT
Gay, ~ er A short session. The aTtirs 4 rue
organ UatI1n sTr rspTe>e as oeIDg 40 sa--
Isle ctOrY esI dition. The "a nventiJh endors
the policy o. the irish RevSintOpsTY Br0tn r.
TODD as eTuucIs SEQ by t1prnfs Kelly, OF
Ireland, snd JOIN Saw ige, Of America
negro register. who n South CaroIi1a in
August lasr Violently arrested 4 white cit z a
been ssLtfDCed nv a military commissiOn TO
mi III nHtnt for SIX months AZ hari labor.
Three CT he Iaoiss XIII q by the coils on a.
LOCklsnd. Ohio, yesterday mOrsing, wsra
sisters, named Morgan. Thsy bad tickets
from DeJOit fCr Louisville The other woman
lived AT Detroit The man was name d jack
son. and vas from Il stop. Several Others
we've injured by he shock of the collision.
Tbe General Council of the Lutheran Church
OF NoTh Amsrics. which assembled In Fort
Wsyne, IDoIana. Wednesday, is engaged coz
siosIiDz the constitution prepared by the com
mittse appointed by The convention IN Rsadin
Penpsy Ivsria, last year.
Two hundred barrels OF high wines from
Pskin, Illinois, were seized a. 81. Louis.
"wednesday. for non-paymsnt of ihe revenue
Thomss Phillips, OF X sntucky, was robbed
for one hundred acres Of land in Kentucky
and - ,aCO in bonds.
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10y W. l.. WALL & CO, AuctIoneers,
ID stores 81 and 3i7,
South corner Peun'a avenue AMI 9th street.

- stores 3I5 and 3i7,
South corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
ROSEWOOD PIANO. HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
1IRE AND EFFECfS AT AUCTION.
On SATJ EpAY MORNING, November p,
viii sell, ~ cur auction rooms, wIthout reserve,
for cash, the Furniture, & >, of a family declining
houst keeping cunprisiug-
cane ana wood seat Chairs
Walnut and uther ~ lrir..tss
SOFAS. Lounges. and 4 abl-s
= pairs White AND Cnur.d Blankets
Nhatnot5 aud Easy chairs
nair ard >huck Mattresses
Ext"1, ION and other Tables
Brussels y rec Dty and in-rain Cdrpets
Uii Cloth, ashStaHis, Clocks
HerTiHg's Ire sac
coolers, L0OkiU- Glassfs
C. Ming and other Stns Is.
WIN nlI Jih r. % tlgis- A.! tn housekeeping line
r"2l iISti WI. WALL $ co, Auets.
~ WI. L. WALL q co. Aucti1nsers,
~ Original q erss ami Carriage BaE1ar,
No. p Louisiana ave. bet. 9Th ard 10th sta.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR-
On SATURDAY NORSiNG, November q, a. 70
o'cl2ek, We vii sell 81 the Bazaar, number of
Saddle, C9rriase aud Work Horses, full descrip-
ion ~ s2le.l comprising
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle snd II ,rness Horses.
AIs5-
\ namber Of Mules.
large collection Of New AMI Second hand
Busgiss, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city.
Two Jaeger W agons, built in this city.
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
non W. l.. WALL Co. Aucts.
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Fort Chadbourne, Texas, or such post as may be
established in lieu thereof, 5000 bushels.
These amounts, howeyer,. may b, somewhat
modified before the day of letting the contracts
All bids TO furnish the above must be for good,
sound merchantable. shellej Corn, Oats Bar
ley, subject TO the inspection OF the receiving
officer.
Delivery to commence by the 5th day Of January,
1873 and TO proceed at the rate OF not ieas than
such quantities as to keep the post continuously
Separate offers viii be made for each post, and
the price per bushel at each place must be clearly
Bids win be received for any quantity, AMI not
less than one hundred bushels of Corn, or twenty
five bushels Of Oats or barley and where the re-
factorily made known at this oftice each bid must
lie acoompanied by S'a,r,snty of at least two
by clerk OF a court Of record that the bidder il
competent TO carry out the contract if awarded 70
therefor; and each bidder will state his place Of
residence
satisisctory evidence of the loyalty Of each sue
crssful bidder, and the solyensy of tho persons
offered as security will be required
inhrfore named, aud bidders have the privilege Of
being present at the opening.
tory, and no bid will he entertained that does not
conform 70 the requirements Of this adsertisment.
Corn and addressed to the undersigned Z at this
place. J.. e. q: LEE,
no lsdtB U. s. Army.
UrIrED STATES NAVAL ACADRMY,
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Furnishing Midsh ipmeu's Uniforms will be
ceivs at the Naval Academy until the FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1851, for delivering the following
articles
Midshipmsn s Parade Jackets
- Parade Pants
- Fatigue Jackets
A" Fatigue Pants
" Flannel Jumpers
=" Cloth ON erccats
To lie delivered at the Naval Academy, free of
expense, at such times the articles may be
needed.
The Dress Parade Suits must be OF blue navy
cloth of good quality, without gloss not liza ole to
fade or shrink, dyed In the wool, and capable of
standing such tests the Inspectors think proper
to subject them to. The Fatigue Suits will be made
of navy blue cloth, of n less expensive material,
aud of .trong texture, subject TO the same tests as
the parade suits. -
good quality and subject to the same tests as afore
said.
Samples Of cloth and flannel will be Furnished at
the time of making proposals, marked and labeled
with price of garment.
The clothing will oe hand sewed, and made in the
best manner ard in strict accordance with the reg
uIations of the navy.
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery of uniforms must be inserted IN each sep
arate proposal otherwise bids will not be accepted.
Patterns and descriptions of uniforms Will be
| furnished at the Naval Academy 10y the under
! BY order Of Vice Admiral u. d. Porter.
G. Il. THORNTON. Paymaster u. 3. N,
| oc3D-eotd In charge Naval Storekeeper 5 Dept.
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ID L o p D s 4 l. 8.

Office Depot and DiSbsrsiag 1u1rtermoatr,l
1Haiea. Ga. Nov ember Is, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received 1t this office
until IL m, MONDAY, Move nber %, 1851, for sup
plying the Quartermaster's Department with
10000 POUNDS sHELLED CORN.
To be free from dirt, perfectly sound, and put up
in good strong sacks 81 not less than two or more
than three bushels per sack; TO be delivered at
the DEPOT Quartermaster's Storchouse, Forsyt h
street, Atlanta, within thirty days from date of
contract.
sureties, as usual. = "a. rE ..
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals should be addressed % the undersigned,
anu Endorsed upon the envelope, " Proposals for the
delivery Of Corn .t 49,.
BY order Of Brevet Brigadier General u. Saxton
Chief q. NJ. III y.FARSSWORTH.
First Lieut. 3ith Infantry, A. A. q. M,
no le. 5tB f In charge of Depot
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DRoPOsALs FOR OATS AND STRAW.
CHIRF QUARrERMssrERis OFFICE.
frRsT MILITARY DIsrascr,

-. s-r R,turoxn III NN afrmssr NJ isx
sss,ss IfFssgo., VII ss rssrsss 2. ssis eSs
thoussnd lio OD) 90 shels of Oats Innore or less
and tss 200 seventy thousand pounds If straw,
The Oats and straw TO ee Of GOOD merchAatable
anality. The former VIII be receive, by weight,
FURNISHED by the Governmeut, bus. the labor OF
putting Oats into same must he performed by the
~ q seve Li.u.u
s; A. sPa CHIEF SuarseInssts5 led MiiitaIy pis;
"Proposals Tor Oats and straw
Delivery 90 be made az the wharf or railroad de-
rots in the city 81 Richmond Va. and must be com
pletsd within twenty IseD dAys iron date of con-
Ali Oats ana straw contracted for under this .d-
yertisement will be rigidiy Inspected and snch Is
do not pros . efs COED understandable quality will
PsyMsni to be ns.de on csmpletien 81 shs con-
The Chief ousrtermssser reserve. the right 70
REJECT any or all bids that be may deem too
Dor Guaranty required. aud form Of Guaranty,
By direction of the VusrterIsasteg General U. :.
A. JAMES n. MOORE.
1t Si sf's iss Sfiis.r = bi.sf,s,
ARMY sUPPbIKs.
: : Eeosiiiss Rsmdesrers. 10, q Na,s s,.e,.t
sealed Proposals in duplicaie1 viii lie received
BY the Undersigned until RS IN. SATURDAY,
To the rscruitipq party and recruits At mis-
station, IRON b<cenber 81. isa, 20 December ~.
Each bidder will state Che plice at which b. viii
furnish the compf te ration cooked or three elo-
-;antiAl Rseals eeaivalent 20 the ration.
dorssd Proposals Cor faras.hIns ssss sisisnsss'.
For further p~rueai~rs' .fp,s q c.s,s snsFs,~
CAPT. isrtl nifty. ana az Ma US a..
pol e-0tB Recruiting ON CT.
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PROPOSALS.
ID Il o p o 8 A L s.

PHrIApErpuIa, Pa, Soveu her 20, 1857.
Sealed Proposals In duplie ate viii be rerei sed Dy
the undersigned at 6irard street. third aoOr
dteci ed 20 Pest Office Box 1888 In this city =.
uBtil 10 r. M November q IS for furh i-ainz the
United tates troops employ ees, &c, as Fort Del
FIRE BEEF
of n GOOD marketable quality. in equal proportion
Of fore and hndquarters, excluding nscks, shanSs,
and kidney tal'uw Also, vtt
CORNED BEEF 4es4 -t7
Of the beat qn Atty and the usual corning pieces.
r said Beef - be delivered free Of c"st 4 the
to ps, &C. at Fort Deiaware. Del. in such duaa
tIiirs and at such times may be required By the
commanding Off Ger at Fort Delawsre. and TO con
tir ue in force SIX months. commsnciag on the let
d., orDscs ater, ls7, or such lees time ss the com
nssary general shall direct, and subiec. to his
prevail.
BIDDERS viii make separate prososals for each
artcl,. and IN separate letters. and, npon accept
# their bids. will give such security b.
CURED for the faithful performance vf their
agreement. 49,.
Bids must be endorsed 9 Propossls ror Bs,f; &c
: no q stB Brevet Brig. General. A. C. 8
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otl.s D.so. ana Di.,nrsins Q. ~.

fTirs Dspo. and DisbKrsing q. a.,
e. q lAILAsra. ga. Novpmher IS 1871.
Sealed Proposals will ke- reserved at this office
until j. m. MONDAY December 3, 1881 for sup
plying the 70 lowing, viz:
81 Window Frames and Sash. double hung, r.
ine thick IL lights Ioxls, with Pulieys, cords
and weights. ,.. ''.a.-7
ia Plank do, Ia in. thick, IS lights I0xle.
Plank do. "a in. thich, II lights leSi2. sash
TO he glazed With good quality OF American
glass, both frames and sash TO be prime1.
20 Door Frames and Panel Doors 5x5 feet, Ia in.
rs Door Frames and Panel Doors 3xS feet, ls in.
thick: with transom, 3 lights loNI2, o. 6 mould
Ing Ala wide. f.E
IS Door Frames ans Panel Doors ga x7 feet, ls
in thick.
I36 Door frames agd Panel Doors It. 8 in. by 6
II in i. ~ in. thick. IT, D. 10
IS Door Frames and Panel Doors 21aX6 fe,t. Ia in
thick.
Doors and frames to Va pri mod, and transoms 10
be glazed; doors to he trimmed with lonse joint
tnmblers and mineral knobs; door and window
sills must be of hard wood. All to be sivered At
Swift Race Track in the CT Of Atlanta, where
they will be inspected. Delivery to commence De
cen Der 30 ard ~ ne completed 10y December 81.
Proposals viii he in tripiicate and endorsed by
surtties usual. =. 4 -t4-f ....
The eoverrmen mt reserves the right to reject any
Orall bits, or sci sct such parts of bids may be
for the hest interests of the service.
and endorsed upon the enyelQpe. Prop osais Tor
the delivery 81 Doors and WindOws."
ByoTrler Of Brevet Brigadier Gener al r. SaNtOn
ChiefQ NJ. II. J. FARNSW0RTH,
First Lieutenant. 3ith Infantry, A. A. z. NJ, in
charge of Depot no II -6t
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'VRFAsURY DEPARTMENT.

fvNREAct HI DEPhkI
Il orr CK OF THE sUPERvisINe ARCHITECT,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until II o'clock n. the 18th day Of Novemser, Isa,
for furnishing and delivering at the site Of the
and BASES, for the Sorih Wing Of the fre.sSf a;
can be seen or obtained at this Once.
, The Marble Tile teneeptins that required for the
Of one dj inch thickness; squares Of twelve Si:j
inches and TO correspond to that IN The West Wing
must be Of veined italian Marble Of good texture
and color. The black marble squares must also be
Wing. Ali the Tiles niust be secarsteiy jointed
and squared and the face rubbed 90 q smooth.
BORDERS in The halls @ be Of black marble, the
width TO be given hereafter.
About ten thousand 10000 superficial feet will
be required and bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashiers Room 20 beof style and
dimensions shown on plans and drawings, the bid
for which must be IN the aggregate.
doye-colored Vermont marble. Of quality, diraan-
sious, and finished equal TO sample shown in th.
Se Teauined a bid. must bs &s%s per rel nss
foot.
cording TO plans and draw ings in this Office, must
be- finished in the best style lids for the same 10 b.
Il furnished in other mar6les, and, submit speci-
me ms of such marble as they can furnish
cred on or Sors te s say Of
Payments will be made on estimates prepared By
&utuOrtfcu OF Tue btptrthtttl uptu Ntill
estimate amour twenty per cent tll he retained
until the completion and delivery of the work.
SfS @pr ss Es Ssn S Of
bidder will aesept and perform The contract AZ
awarded him: the sufciency 81 such security 10 DO
certified TO by either an L. 8. District Judge, At
torney or Clerk of u. B. District Court
The Department reserves the right to reject suv
or all Of the bids. 10 ard for any po~tion Of
the same, IL deemed for the isterest of the Govern
ment ts do and any bid that does not conform 70
the requirements Of this advertisement will not
considered.
Bids to be enclosed in sealed envelopes, endorsed
Proposals for Marble Work p aud addressed %
the Supervising Architect, U. 5. Treasury De-
A. b. MULLETT, Supervising Architect
no s-dt2 Y. :. Treasury Extension.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
Bprsax R.fSgess, Freedmen & Abamdoned Lasds,)
OFoe A. A. q. N, and ID. o., State Of Gsorria I
VIII ~ so kP A "a sTsr5SS 81 THt
ffas Known Al i TaE A1GGsrH IA;
CINE WORKS AND LOT, TOGETHER
WITH TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists Of one tract Of land which
the Augusts Canal runs through diagonaly
bounded north by D'Antignac street, east by Jack
son street, seuth by Adams street, and west by
Campbell street. Its northern aud southern ines
eastern and western Bnes abs ut three hundred and
ninety two feet, on which are situated one three
story brick building 100 feet by 50 feet; one brick
foun,lry $50 feet By 50 feet, and several smaller
buildings. ..-..
Eleven lll city lots, situated the south side of
Adams street, between Campbell ard Jackson
streets, designated in numbers the plan OF the
city of Augusta, made BY Williams Philips, as II
one triangular lot Of l32 feet front the south
SIDE Of Fenwics street, between the Augusta canal
The machine works, lot and buildings viii be
| sold together, the city lots separately. :,
four 90 frame buildings loo feet by A. feet and one
I'D frame building y feet by Is feet, situated ON the
grounds Of the Richmond County Academy, Tel
For further particulars in regard to this proper
| =. N. l.. Ehlers, corner OF Green and Jackson
streets. Augusta, Georgia, where pats OF the prop
/ erty csn be seem
! Terms cash for all the property except the ma
Suired cash and the balance in four months.
/ Sale TO commence at IL o'clock q mrsov
| A. a: Q. M. and d. o., Bureau R. +. and A. L.
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u MAGRUDER, TAILOR. Branch of lOti
H.. street Securing and Repairing depot n
Having opened an establishments az No. 323>
4 street, near 18th street south side where M
all work taken In win be done under my M
in nsediaFa attention. .-AA.
no Is Ia. "s'.'pe b. MAGguDER.
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ROPOs ALs FOE CORN !.

DEPor QUARTERaasTER' OFrh-E,
San ANTONIO. TExAs, October -, 1851.
Sealed Proposals, which must be made in triph-
cate, will be received At this Office ut II O'Clock
noon, until THURSDAY, the 9Th of December
next, for furnishing the Quartermaster's Depart
msnt with Corn. or an equal number OF pounds of
Oats Barley, in sacks. at places and In quantities
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD FOR 1865.

DFror OusRryRmasTERS ORPics,
Saw Antonio, Tsxas, September l. 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS: which, must be made in
tripi,ate, will be received at this Office until Il
Der next, for furnishing the Quartermaster's De
paTtment with such good merchaBtable Hard
Wood as may be required At the following places
during the year 1858, viz: 3 aif '
tan Antonio, Austin,
... Fort Inee, Fort Clark rsl
Fort Davis. Fort Stockton, 81 r-5
lamp Hudson, Seguin, .a.
Waco, Camp Verde,
For. Mason, Fort Belknap,
Buffalo Springs, Sherman.
Weatnerford, Lampasas, ltH .H "F
Fort Chadbeurne or vicinity. artf
Delivery to be, made at such time and in such
Quantities during the year the officer Of the
Qusrtermasteris Department on duty at the D. ace
to his ins peetion.
Separate bids are invited for each post, and the
price per cord for each place must be clearly
stated: and each bid, unless the responsibility of
at this Office must be accompanied by q guaranty
of least two persons whose responsibility must
he certified 20 by clerk of court of recordb that
the bidder is competent to carry ont the contract
auired bonds therefor; and each bidder will state
his place of residence. #-.....
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each sue
cessful bidder. and the solyency OF the persons of
fered az security will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour
hereinbefore named, and bidders have the privi-
Ieee of being present at the opening.
The right IL reserved TO reject all bids II unsatis
factory. and no bid will be entertained that does
not conform To the requirements of this advertise
ment.
Proposals TO be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Wood, !" and addressed to the undersgned at
''''' '''B yt Lit Col. and A. O. NJ, o. s. Army.
Z
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AUCTION SALES.
rliIN 1T zoos.


IbY DHEEh a WILLIAMS, ABctioneeSs.
~ - 5.E = v conner Of Seventh aud II sts.
VALUABLE BUILpIyG Lor FR0SrIyG ON
linn SJEEET WEeT. BETWEEN AND u
SittvrS NOETn, At AUCTION
a ~ pennies let - 5. ia w u GHnneils
,httvi-i D. q Sausfe as bpiug . fee by - feet
-, uasiug 81 y de-iEStls kEil iiug Lot.
Fsfus cash. All c-.nyeya n.iug and Revenue
zen !. - ~. 9 - ftte turch4-er.
80 rIrwr, on. TIE q ~ . -
- 1g-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
tlY n L. WELLS co, Auciioncers,
- " cuTB.r Louisiana avenue and oh sc.
IMPRUyED PROPERTY AT TIE NAVY YARD
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
on fhIHAN Nov. 80, at4 'i1 Z n. on the
-, n,ists. ~ he u S-Il room hou-e au a Lot
Nls stn ~ on Y strest south, d. 18th and
+le ~ D sIrtt . esst ..
1bt TT1v- meet mes Fiy new aud tais wOnld
MAKE C mi.Eiabie home Boz psgsJa of mJlsrAIe
.sfrs
Terrrs cssh Title rerfpct All c,nysy aacin ,aad
.tSn.f at purchaser : cOst. '
nuI9 j. l.. WELLS 4 co, Aucts.
10y SAGIsE 3 60, AuciioBeers.
- No. 54o Tth street, between g and II.
We VII ssn AZ our sale- room. Nh AS 7,h
str.sf. . his EVENING, At 7 Del *. ana Every
ISFUtng 6Hriis tts wres hare sss-'r tfaeut of
fau'y WOODEN. AID other goods consisting la part
Of Fl .-.
Zine Blankets CT I u. 4 Srrards
q" usioTtsEs, shswls Hosiery 20
Scaps. P-TfG.ery Cutlery
Not" paper, - -lrA, Tobacco Groceries
sui variety u other eOoss nf al kiuds.
Uols AGbS 4 CD, Aucts
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by COOPER LATINER. AuctiOneers
ID Late clerks with Jas q. MsGuire 4 CO.
Southwest corner of Pennsy lyaBia ave. aud 18th
street, Star Office Building.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. No 253
VERMONT VENUE, BETh AND y
SrEEETS. AT AUCTION.
ga MONDAY AFTERNOON. November 18th
1S al clock ~ front Of tho premises. VI. shall
all lot IA, of IOltmaBs subdivision of lots IN
- usre No. 2f5, having irort 81 ~ feet, and run
ming hack no feet 70 alley. improved by three
.tOry sud Attic Brick Dwelling. with tWO-story
Bark BnildiBg. containing n rOcms bath room,
ga throughout the hous~. closets in every room,
stable AMI CaTriaRe nous. IN the rear, situated On
the east sd Il Vermont avenue, between VI and y
STREETS nesr Judge Wylc's
Possession gives lst December.
Terms One half cash. balance in six and twelve
nt0uths secured ~ deed Of trust aud notes bear
ing Interest. All Conye yanciIIg aud stamps
At purchasers cost. ln1 down at tim 81 rale.
COOPER a LATIMER,
no j. dido Infel AuctiOneers.