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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
IL OFP-CE OF THE SUPFRVIs


November 8, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until Il o'clock III. the 18th day of November, Is
and BASES, for the North Wing Of the treasury nry
Plans and Drawings OF all the work required.
car be seen or obtained at this office.
Cashier Room,l will be of black and white marble
OF one Cd inch thickness; squares of twelve (I2)
IL he that in &y w9g
must be of veined Italian Marble, of good texture
of equal quality 70 thar in the halls OF the West
Wing. All the Tiles must he accurately jointed
plane, surface, in thorough, workmaniike manner
BoIders n u halls 70 be Of black marble, the
About ten thorssnd 10 GoJ superficial feet will
he required; and bids must be made per superficial
The Tile for the Cashiers Room to be'of style and
dimensions shown on plans and drawings, the bid
The Skirung for ROOMS and halls must be of best
dove colored Vermont marble, of quality, dimen-
Office. About thouaDd q ooJ) lineai feet will
lie required, and bids must be made per lineal
MsnteIs, to be Of best veined Italian marble, &C
cording to plans and draw ings in this Office, must
made per piece. Bidders may, however. state price
iffurnfshed in other marbles. and, submit speci-
All the above work must be com ieied and deliv-
cred on or before the LIST day of February, ISIS.
authorized off GERS of the Department; upon which
estimate amounts twenty per cent. viii be retained
until the completion and delivery Of the work
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons, in the sum of $4,000. that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract if
awarded him; the suioiency of such security to be
certified TO by either L. 8. District Judge, At
torney. or Clerk OF Z. s. District Court.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all of the bids, TO award for any portion of
the same if deemed for the interest of the Govern
ment to do and any bid that does conform to
the requirements Of this advertisement will not De
considered.
Bids TO be enclosed in sealed envelopes, endorsed
Proposals for Marble Work . and addressed to
the Supervising Architect, o. S. Treasury De-
partment, Washington, ID. C"
A. B. MULLETT. Supervising Architect
S-dt2 u. =. Treasury Extension.
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IA Pacific railway locomotive was stop =
PED the other day In Kansas by herd Of
bufalOes-
~The bread riots in the Old world suggest
great distress among the IaborIng poor
@The Mayoy OF Norfolk has ssstrpolr .,
"a lary too feeble.
~Eugsnie, the Charming, is revealing
mOustache.
The paragraphists say that Buchanan
VIII hardly survive the year.
~Dan Rice the Snowman mas retired mar
manently from the business.
~A Sabbath School teacher in Columbus,
ga offers circus tickets as a reward of merit
AuEen crested mach dissatisfacao,. A..
\ London Theatre by appearing win h..
clothes on
- a oS5IIsel in Boston recently borrowed
I've hundred dollars, and gave herself as
collateral" The note has one year 20 run.
"Quebec keeps cons ,antly on hand seven
years provision for 500 men, in anticipation
Of the Fenians-
SSome PennsyIvanians are reported to be
buying farms in Tennessee, generally In the
neighborhOod of Chattanooga A good deal OF
Northern capital appears az present to be
seeking investment in the South.
@At Penang. the other day, the Chinese in
habltants had mer5 trife OF a row, the result
Of which was eight hundred defunct China
men.
ga West point cadet has invented a fisx-
ible hammer for the guns in the turret OF 8
monitor, which Will be convenient in any
place where there is little room 10 work
gun
- Jealousy Of pretty milliner caused two
Texans 20 shoot and stab each other 10 death
the other day One Of Them lived three DAYS
and was carefully nursed by the woman he
had fought for.
~Judge Aaron Shaw of Illinois, while At
tending coart at Lawrenceburg, challenged
the prosecuting attorney. TO q foot race for
$ side, and won the money. The grand
Jury has now indicted both gentlemen for
gaming.
~Dr- Mcgowan estima ties the loss of life
by the Tapping war in China at twenty Il We
millions. San Intelligent Chinese sets the
total loss al four times that numDer Ex.
trenely modest estimates. especially when
we remember that that deadly weapon the
gong Is used In their battles
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

OFFICE DEPOT QUARIERwAsrER,
FORT LEAvENwoRTH, KAN. Nov. ., lSa.
Sealed Proposals, in triplicate, will be received
at this office until IL O'Clock M. TUESDAY. the
18th instant, for furnishing at this depot the fol-
lowing
HARD WOOD LUMBER:
IS pieces 31ax5 inches, bur or white oak 10 feet
long.
20 pieces AXIS in, bur or white oak 10 feetlong.
IS pieces, Axe in, bur or white oak, 10 feet long
Is pieces, AKA in, bur white oak, l6 feet long
30 pieces, 3x5 in, at butt, bur white oak. 3x3
in. AT point, II feet long.
loo feet in, bur or white oak plank, IA feet
eco feet Il in. bur white oak plank IL feet long
2,f0 feet in. walnut plank, II feet long.
2uo feet T. IN walnut plank, ~ feet long.
1900 feet In. walnut plank, IL feet long.
2-00 feet in hickory plank, IL feet long.
loo pieces oak, u 6 in, 10 feet long.
Said lumber to be OF the best quality and subject
TO inspection and measurement at the depot. The
entire amount to be delivered within thirty days
from the date of contract
The usual conditions will be imposed upon con-
tractors. the terms of which can be on appli-
cation at this office.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Hard
Wood Lumber, !" and addressed to the undersigned
- BENZ. G. CARD,
no9-2tB Bvt Brig. General DEPOT o. NJ
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron ARMY TRGNsPoRTA
DEror QuARrFRNAsrER's orr7rr,
ANrosfn It's Orfnl.or d 90

~ y
2 sAs ANTosIo. TExks. October D. So. 4
ea,e sl s fs Re- rhish mus Re mai g asR-
DAY. the sth day Of Noyembsr neEt. at y = oisk
room. iof the traI sPoItation Of military supplies
isr tS1 years from the LIST day Of snsy sNt on
RoUTg Ne. 2.-FrOm san Antonio. Texas. &,
aud suoh other Military Posts aud q mrs as are or
may he established on the Texas frontier south OF
RoTTE No FROM i|d lar ola, Tgxas, 't 90 san
Antonio, Z exas, and interye ming points.
tin, Texas, and intervening points.
Bidders viii state the rate Per one hundred looD
viii trans port said supT les and must give Their
names In full with residence and post Once al
Eadh lid must Se accompanied By = bond in tho
sum &C ten Thousand dollars signed hy two or
more persons, whose responsibility must he certi-
bed TO by clerk Of court d recordJ thst he
I'm, erteT upon ihe fulhlmept thereof, AMI fur
ass ESed and sufhcient -ecnrrty thst - VI
iorth, and each security win state his place "A
separate bids and bonds are required for each
The contractor on each route win BE- required 10
hsep ~ M fyute good mule teams OF not less than
sin mules each, in numbers as follows
on Route No. ?, twenty i've Teams.
s 'fSeSit5y -tys :.
ros se9 60 howeyer the transrortation on sny
a. hot 10 nire the nun II teams bove FAMED,
eharse sf rmpo srly sssepsd BY the ofhcer IA
ne amount oi bonds that win BE- required Of the
contractor viii Be hf'Y thousand Collars = O.O1l
The person or persons 20 whom any award ia
made must be prepared 81 execute contracts and
give the required bonds at once, and bs in Teadi-
ness for service on the first day Of January next
as letoIs mentioned
sstisfa tory evidence OF the LOYALTY and sorven-
cy OF each bidder and persons offered a. security
will lie required.
The tids viii be opened on the day and heur be-
iore named and bidders have the privilege OF bs-
lng present a. the opening
No proposal will De entertained that does not
inlly comply with the terms IF this Advertisements.
Any contract made under the advertisement viii
be sutlect 20 the approval Of the Quartz master
all bids.
Forms Of contract may he at the ofic q of
the Chief OusrteTmaster, Fifth Military District,
al View Orleans, the Chief QRsrteunsster District
Austin, and at this Office
PROPOSAL must be plainly Endorsed Proposals
for Army Trans portation. = and addressed 70 tho
undersfg ned. At this place. Y q. G LEE,
no o-tdB Breyet 1t. Col. and A. q. NJ. u y A.
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n & U S T E E'S SALE
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TIKI
l WASHINGTON RAILROAD. Mar

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
WASHINGTON RAILROAD, NEAR
BELTSVILLE.
In pursuance of Power of Attorney from An
gustus p skinner to the undersigned, dated I4th
day OF October, 1857. executed in pursuance Of a
mortgage from Benjamin Berry to said Skinner,
dated 9TH day Of April, 1864; recorded in Prince
], as Agent, Attorney and Trustee, will sell by
public aaction, to the highest bidder on WE'D
hour Of II clock m. on the premises, the proper
y herein described, viz: One hundred and twenty
lying in Prince Georges county, partly on the
Mssh,nxton Railroad, and partly on the Turn
70 Benjamin. Berry. improved by q comfortable
Brirk Dwelling and all necessary. Out buildings;
well watered soil fertile; commanding view and
easily ecessibte from Baltimore or Washington
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in two
equal payfeents, six and twelve months from day
of SALE with interest secured to the ,atisfactiOn
Of tha undersigned. JOHN GLENN,
&C l9-d Attorney for Mortparee
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- TER STORES, AND LUMBIR.


DrsoI QuAsIER4AsIER,s o..rcs,
will be sold at public auction, on MONDAY,
November II, at Lincoln Depot, under the di .
rection Of Brevet Colonel A. p. Blunt, A. O. M.
20 HORSES and 20 MULES, more or less;
S e AAkRss9Yt MSG6Ss :G worm: -
Several d these Spring Wagons are Of very su
The Mules offered are very select lot, well
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
After s Which the follosins Metals and Quarter
sos Copper, 1000 Chains de-,
100 Copper Bot Us 900 Bolts,.
= 80 toms, 1000 Stove Feet,
So Sd Ies. H hsn1 s bIoo% ab M3nnaS:'
UGoO" Mule do, GO pieces Lamp wick.
Together With q number Of miscellaneous articles
coneistipe In pert Of CarPenters' and Rlackmiths
Tooh, sash Weights, Knives, Eneines, Globe
Valves, Iire Brick, Be-, &c. -. n
s''i II +.
seoe fset 5iDch do, do. 5000 feet Sinch Hickory
700 {" 4s.in do, do. : PLANK. - -
90 - sinch DO, DO. 1000 :" Plank, assortee
day to das. until iii =. sold. ms $40 ''-.n'.
aOr:ss, NJ Mulss, md Wagons win be sold sinsly
The Metals win be dslivred to purchasers at 9Th
street whsn or at railroad depot.
3stsI:eues 2, Is IN ssn e he'd On
By order OF the Quart0 nssteI Gsnersl. zee 81
g5E1s7 - Deputy eparterWsstcr General.
oc 8-ts Brsvet BriRadfer General, q. {. Aruy.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
COyERNMENT SALE.

B%rsas R,fTsse; FLs.dIsn 45andon,d Lads
WILL BE s6Lp SI AT Au Sffe%eer On iST In
RREMISESs At AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. No.
d dHfs hN MNkKs AS TUE io AUGTSTA M
WITH TWELVE cry LOTS. IL g "
This property consists of one tract of land which
the Augusta Canal runs through diagonally
bounded north by ID AntignPc street, east by Jack
son street, south by Adams street, and west by
being about six hundred and ninety feet. and its
eastern ana western lines about three hundred and
ninety two feet, on which situated one three
story brick binding 100 feet by feet one brick
foundry l3O feet by SO feet, and several smaller
buildings.
Eleven (ll) city lots situated on the south side of
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson
streets, designated In numbers the plan Of the
city of Augusta, made by Williams Philips, as II,
l9, 81, is, 20, p. Is, %, "a. %, and ..
One triangular lot of l32 feet front, on the sorth
and 'Hight's Foundry"
The machine works, lot and buildings will be
sid together. the city lots separately.
Also, at the same time and plsce, will be sold
four t4) frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet and
grounds of the Richmond County Academy, Tel
fair street.
For further particulars in regard to this proper
u inquire AZ 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 he seen.
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
chine works and lot, onehalf Of which will be re
quired cash and the balance in four months.
Sale to commence at ii O'CLOCK a m
"A; Q. NJ. and d. o., Bureau R. +. and A, L.
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rs: VIM Morris. who four years arr
hafrled her husband in Buffalo, where r.
Nas ne happy daughter of wealthy naraI,s
IsH nef husbands home in Chicago a ian
Seexs ago, and went to work IN rooms shs
- kaln living oy sewing, because her
Look charge OF It's affairs. and undertoak -
oesrsde her mental service Her hnsharS
Snsnt OUT nsr retreat and abused her and be
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BURLINGTON BREAKwA1ER.

u. s. ENGINEER OFFICE
OswEGo. n. Y, Oct. %, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received by the I'm de r
signed until the 10Th Of November, 1851, at a. m
for the following timber
ms. go linear Cor cubic) feet of Hemlock Timber
u inches square, in sticks varying from y feet up
5000 feet b m of 3-inch Hemlock Plank
g 600 linear Tor cubicD feet Of White Pine Tim.
upward.
1l000 feet b. m. of s-inch Pine Plank
The whole must be delivered at Burlington. Yer.
mont before the lst Of July 1885, and q least one
third an soon az navigation opens on Lake Cham
plain. 1t must be sawed, Of the best QUALITY
straight, and Of the full specified dimensions
throughout: Nothing else win be accepted. The
and Prepari9s for inspection, &C., at such points Is
Blank forms for guaranteed proposals. and fur.
Their information may Be obtained on apple alton
ut this once. G. X. BLUNT,
u4 .ts-.s IaBe Lieut.. Col of Engneers
no s-6tB -iAin1t.la D. Byt. Col, q. s, A.
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" TxIcf OF CotuMBA, W AsSrssroH co1sx-y ~.
,c.t:-In heeess Of Mary Stone nov Drsry, admin
istrafrix Of Woodford Stone deceased the sdmi Ma
trix aforesaid has. with ths approhafion Of the or
pbans, Court Of wsshington county sforvsaid,- APP
pointed Tuesday, November 18th, $50, for the fnal
settlement and distribution Of the personsi esSase
Of said deceased and Of the assets Ia hapd az fsr
into money; when and where al the creditors and
nsIs 81 said deceased are notified 70 attend With
tneir claims properly vouched, they may Other
Sise oy law be excluded from all bsnefit In said
estate P,ceidsd copy Of this order Sc
once week for three weehs in the Daily
hVening Star, pre- vious to the said day
ocal,axs~. ress-JAAES =. 0,BEIRNE.
va i""'s Register Of Wills.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON CITY, October %, 1857 (
There viii 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
10000 pounds Of Powder, composed of cannon,
rife. ard musket powder.
Terms cash, and the powder to be removed
within ten days from the magazine at Fort Mifiin.
ii. A. WISE,
oc Std Chief Of Bureau.
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Try WM. l.. WALL s CO., Auctioneers.

ki WI L. WALL q CO., AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT of Columbia: passed in cause, No. ,6g
) IN which 3 u Smont is plaintiff and VIM. Mocabee
and Others defendants, will offer ct public sale on
MONpAf, the 18th day of November, at the hour
No, sin Square No. so, in Washington city; the
SAID part of lot fronting Is feet on north street
between st and I'd streets and extending back that
Width 10 feet to an alley, with the two.story
Terms One third cash, the balance of Tho mr.
chase money IN and IL months, the purchaser
giving his notes, with approved endorsers bearing
interest from the day Of sale, or the whole of the
purchase money may be paid on the ratification Of
the sale by the court. All conyeyancing and stamps
at the expense of the purchaser.
II. p. JACKSON. Trustee
no eliot W L. MALI, Z 90 Incts
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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 8. p
Lee, U. $. A, Sub Assistant Commissioner, Blu.
reau Refugees, Freedmen. and Abandoned Lands
IL HOSPITARBUILDING known as l. 'Ouver-
ture Hoe ital.)
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
Comni ssioner, District Of Virginia
GEORGE q. WHITE.
Capt 44th u. 3. Infantry,
no 5-Gt G., O. NJ and d o.
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A Z c ITO n S A L Z

A CTION S A E.
Will be sold at public auction, and to the high
est bidder, on TUESDAY, November IL, 1867, in
front OF the Government Storehouse, near the rail
road depot. at VicksburR Miss, the following
10 Ambulances
zoe Cavalry Great Coats
800 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,
LIST Lieut., 2ith Int, A. A. q. NJ,
no It'd Act. Chief q. M, Sub Dist. Miss.
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by W. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctloneers,
u Stores 81 ) and sir,
South corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street

LOT on CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th November
az O'Clock, we will sell on the premises part OF
Lots in square s2g, being the west 70 feet front By
loo feet deep.
This lot is situated on south ID street. between
east Fourth and Fifth streets, and is rapidly i'm
proving in value.
Terms One-third cash. balance In six and twelve
months notes bearing interest ana satisfactorily
bs2 And stamps at the cost Of the pur-
1tposit OF $50 viii be required, and ifthe terms
are not complied within We days. the property will
be resOld al the cost Of the defaulting purchaser
MOI W. L. WALL CO., Auctfoneers.
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HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT

HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
l. certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. pDOpSY
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. FEMALE CON-
PLANTS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all diseases of the
.. URINARY ORGANS,
MALE Oh FEMALE
from whatever cause originating and no matts, AZ
HOW LONG STANDING
Dneases OF these organs require the use of q
diuretic.
IL no treatments submitted to, Consumption or
Iheanlty may ensue Our Flesh and Blood are
supported from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that Of PosteLity, depends upon prompt use OF
reliable remedy.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
ESTABLISHED upwards of u years, prepared by
III. I. HELMBOLD.
Druggist.
594 Broadway, New YOrk. and
1O4 South lOth street, philadelphia Pa.
son ty ali druggists. oc2l-DSW.ly
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bird FOOD. sss,s Sci s - 80 s.s-ll
L.te1 esle brssed prepared. food for Mockiue
SSird., Ihfsshss. e,Ylastp, RlAeabirds, Robins
- As's = .. .'A ~ e M ssSseuIII,
ga ~ eorpef l ScSh e1 Il II, stfsets.
.sN"s gEA.Qs II 81 . sa d.Dsa" Aouse.
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the creek, $50 feet. To be dredeed 20 width Of so
feet at bottom and with side slopes Of 2to ia So
The piIes in section 10 De driven 70 their points
sIeaesa g g dumped at such place az thc E6si.
The piss in section to be driven 50 ne points
fs o saa K ss1 q tsi
& seS ~ water sy stage and psch Of The clay
Of the dykes and to fl the banks. and the remain,
Der wasted az such plsee as the Engineer may di;
rect aad ior the dredeins ranTing, filing s9d
yard measured in the natural bed before being c1.
caNated for all the sections A, B, G.
CLASSIFICATION OF MATERIAI.s-pIyIs.
ION VII.
CLAsSA.
Item The q feet round piles, for section A
Item 2.-The % feet round piles, for section b.
Item s-The l6 feet round piles for sectien 3.
ItemI-The sawed stun, Which mus. be Of white
pine hard pine or white OAK for a sections q site
ItemI.-Nut and screw bolts. with Washes
Item 2.-sauare DRIFT boltiron.
Item 3.-Spikes.
CLASSIFICATION OF LABOR OR WORK.
CLASS D.
Item nPreBsTihs and driving round piles sec
Item s;-Preparing, driving, boring, and .rikins
QItem 4.-Framing, hitting, placing, boring. cut
ting iron for bolts boiling and fastening sawed
Item 5.-FuTnishin and delivering in the piers,
brush filling. sectisn a.
Item 6.-Furnishing and delivering in the piers
rubble stone filing, section 4.
Item l.-Gaini ng in, spikinr. and fastening the
Joists, hitting, boring and spking in place the COW
ering plank, section \.
..
Item 1.-Dredoing from between the piers and
dumping, section A.
Item f.-Dredging, filling behind dykes dunn
ing and ramning the small quantity required Ia
banks, and wasting the rest section B.
Item 3.-Dredging and dumping in section G.
The following is the form 20 be strictly followed
bidder m Ia f.rn fvss
VII, prices 10 be insert where the blanks occur.
To Byt. MAJ. Gen. T. j. Cram, Corps of Engineers.
, The undersigned will furnish and deliver for nj.
vision VII. Improvement of Buffalo bar bor as per
your advertisement, as follows:
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DRePOsALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DFpasTNrxr Ix-v.

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
OFFIcE INDIAN AFFAIRS. October Is. lSs-
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods" viii be received at the Ofioe of In
dian Affairs until IL o'clock m. on FRIDAY, the
18TH day OF november next. for furnishing, m the
quantlfies therein given, the articles named IA the
following list:
FIRST CLASs-NAChISAC BLANKETS
LIS pairs SPENT white MAcSinac Blankets to
measure 0ex12 inches, aud weigh 8 pounds
S5 pairs pa point white Mackinsc Blankets, 20
measure 54N66 inches, and weigh 6 pounds
~ pairs point white Mackinac Blankets, 70 meas
ure f2x56 inches, and weigh So pounds
IS pairs III peint white Macinac Blankets 10 meas
ure Jox5o inches. and weigh al pounds
80 pairs point scarlet Mackinac Blankets. 10
measure 6rx72 inch hes and weigh pOun IA
IS pairs 70 point scarlet Msckinac Blankets, 20
. measure 4x65 inches, and weigh pounds
y pairs ? point scarlet Mackinac Blankets to
80 measure f2x56 inchee, aud weigh So pounds
oW pairs point indigo blue Msckinar Blankets.
80 TO measure 6DN12 inchee, and weigh pounds
oU pairs "a point indigo blue Mackinsc blankets.
70 measure s4x6s inches, and weigh pounds
IS pairs Ia point indigo hlue Mackipac BlaRkets.
TO measure SN50 inches and weigh Az nor M.
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Rl WM. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
n original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. % Louisiana ave, let. sth and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAIR
On TUESDAY H kSsi IS; &C; ;, .
O'Clock. we will sell at the Bazaar a number OF
Saddle Carriage and Work Horses;ta full descrip-
ton at sale.l comprisins- --S
. ABOUT THIRTY HORSES
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses
Also,
A DRmber OF Mules
Five second hand Carriages, not long in use
Also.
large collection of New and Second hand
Brggiss, 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,
.Sc.. at private sale. =
Saturdays ~
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
no u W. l.. WALL Co.. Aucts
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