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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

SENT BEFORE THE CRIMINAL CoURT.-Re.
corder Becker sent the following cases to
the Criminal Court for trials
George Gehe, obtaining money under
false pretenses. Samuel Cook prosecutor.
Sawyer Thompson, larceny. ]. H. Col
Inns prosecutor
Benjamin Rhodes, larceny. ]. A. Muir
ply prosecutor.
Henry Stewart, alias Henry Green, lar
ceny. Officer Marks prosecutor.
George Conway, assault with a dangerous
weapon. Sarah Henry prosecutrix.
Daniel Moore, assault and battery. LIE
nora Moore prosecutrix.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Anthony Fleming was
found guilty of breaking and entering in the
night time, the store of Manuel Peasant, No.
Carondelet street. The offense was COM
mitted in May last.
Evidence was plain that Henry Jeter stole
sum of money from the fruit store corner
Constance and Felicity streets. Pronounced
guilty.
John Louis was easily convicted of steal
ing large album from the residence of Mr.
|. T. Hinton.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

BURIAL OF WILLIAM BANKs.-This man,
who was shot in Carrollton Monday by a
soldier, died before night, and was buried
yesterday. Funeral notices were posted at
most Of the Democratic club rooms. We
have positive information that our assertion
concerning the shooting was correct. The
two men had been gambling, and it was a
Misunderstanding in the game that origin
ated the difficulty. Politics had nothing
whatever to do with the deplorable affair.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

MRs. MARY LoUP A SUFRERER BY THE
FIRE ON SUNDAY NIeur BY the fire of Sun
day night last, we are panied to chronicle
the fact that Mrs. Mary Loup, widow of
Captain @. Loup, who was murdered on
the 3Oth of July, 1866, was 80 unfortunate
as to lose all of her effects, including one
hundred dollars in greenbacks which she
had only the day before drawn in Jefferson
City, where she previously had it out at
interest. She escaped with only her life,
not even saving clothing enough to cover
her nakedness. She is now in a state of ut
ter destitution, and is deserving the sympa-
thy of all good citizens. II will be remem-
bered that while her husband was lying a
cold and CHASTITY corpse, and she al
most frantic with grief, some wretch
in human shape so far forgot all regard for
public deoency as to steal all of her jewelry
and valuables. Since this time she has
struggled against fate as it were. But at
last had succeeded in accumulating by strict
economy small amount of furniture, and
rented room of Frank Trevis, whose
house was burned.
We're it not for the bold and fearless
course taken by the General Assembly, in
appropriating three hundred dollars each
to two widows of the July massacre, she
would remain in a position of utter want.
She has not yet received the amount, but
when it does come it will be of great and
infinite importance to her, as she will use
it for the purpose of conveying her to her
relatives in Europe.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

CoLoRED DgMocRATIo CLUB.-A friend
rushed into our Office last night, and in.
formed US that he had found that which is
equal to needle in hay.stack-he had
Knownothing, the first named anomaly be-
ing then close by in st. Charles street. De-
string to see so strange and singular sight
our reportorial toes walked to the front, and
our sight was bewildered in beholding sew.
enteen uniformly irregular men, and we long
ed for their biographies. They did not
create sensation, but as they passed the
REPUBLICAN, they could not resist paying
natural and voluntary attention to us. Most
of the little band saluted this office.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

The NSooENTs.-These lambs were par.
aiding last night in full uniform, and they
only lacked masks to make it Mardi Gras.
About four hundred were in procession, dis
posed in imitation of regular United States
soldiers on march. White caps, red shirts,
black pantaloons, and large white capes, by
the glare of many torches, produced mot
ley sight. Each cape bore red Maltese cross
trimmed with gold The Marshals were
mounted, booted, and spurred, and would
have passed muster in the Moorish wars of
Spain. AS body of men the club made one
of the best ''shows" given by the Democrats
this season. Mr.. Sambola was with them
on foot, but he had no uniform. Our re.
porter did not recognize his Witnessed
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26

Blair's fluency in speaking is only less re-
narksble than his fuency in drinking. 1t
Is said one Of the Democratic leaders re.
Gently, foaming with rage at Blair's latest
bull, exclaimed: "oh, for sponge mat
tress to stop that terrible leak :"
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-26
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DFPARrNESr

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bN-s1se ~ PToriStORS and Cloth ING A priI ID 1893 Z
s.ed Proposals. endorsed - Proposals Tor Frash
beSi shd Vegetable y VIII be received at this Blu
rtau pni! clock P M. on the lst day Of May
ISIS, for the supply of ' " A"''
zS,s1 pounds OF fre~h Beef and
-SJ.U pounds II Fresh Vegetables
u ihe arlington Navy yard and station a. re-
luiIed The et and Vegetables must be of good
<ussltN and the best the market affords and each
sficle must be offered for by the pound The Beef
70 De m equal proportions fore and hi nd ssrters
EOFis, with approved security, will be required
III One-hslf the estimated an,unt of the contract
and twenty per cent in al ii,iou will be withheld
from the Aui,HDI of each payment TO be made, a
~oisieTsl security for the due performance of the
contract which Will, on account, be paid until
@ : fBlly com piled with.
EyrTF Offer made must be accompanied by a writ
Ten guaranty. sisned by one or more res pOnsible
r"r>"ns- that the bidder bidders will IL his or
th-ir b,d he accepted, enter into an obligation
NitbiN ne days- WITH good and sufficient sureties
% lyIhlsh The articles proposed the pom biity
- me guaranfCTs L. be certified by tue Assessor
q internal Revenue for the District in which they
NoPTopOSai roJH BE- con SisTsd male ACCOMPANIED
- sara S~dT1Hg GEd By Satisfactory sUtfsH~s tsat
~ btfdsT IS TsgH-GT dsGtzT til aT-inlsS pro
f aE1 s9S TIE i'"-TSs rsqgfrsI bg Irf Of Congress
he Department reserves the right t. reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
err ment.
n = To - understood that in case the st nuI ,ed
EUauiItT 81 either article shall bee delivered eay-
fLs balance due On the 9th article the contract
lay BE conf eret "a Completed in full Al ths on
,..U Of the Department.
aP-I-l9t Ii. BRIDGE, Chief Of Bnreau
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RY TBOS. X wAGGAMAN.
- Real Estate Broker

by THOS. wAGGAMAN.
- Real Estate Broker.
PIANOFORTE, BROCATELLE PARLoR
SUITE. WALNUT BOOKCASE AND Ii
BRARI TABLE, VELVET. TAPEsTRY.
DAMssK AND LACE CURTAINS. CROCK
kRY AND GLASSWARE. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Nav g. lsSs At
10 O'Clock, At the residence of the late Dir a
Smoot, No. 12s Pennsy lvania avenue north side
between 10Th and 2Uth streets, shall sell a Co m
plete assortment Of Furniture, Kitchen Requisites
&c comprising-
Plan oforte, Rosewood Case. g. octave Cover And
Brocstelle- covered Parlor Suite, containing one
Large Tete
Arm. Side and Reception Chairs
Tan ASK aud l. ace Curt ains, Shades, &c,
Walnut Marble top Centre ana Side Tables
Walnut ktageres, QuArtette Table
Oak Hall sst
Walnut and Mahogany Marble-tOP and EHamelled
Chamber Sets
Walnut Bookcase, Library Table, Office Chairs
and Lounges
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three ply and Ingram
Carpets
Brussels and yenitian Stair Carpets, Rugs, Mat
1ings. Oh cloths
Walnut Extension Tables, Cane and Wood seat
Refrigerator, Tin Safe, Crockery aud Glassware
cutlery, Spoons, Forks, Tinware and Coo1in.
tensils
Together with a general assortment of house
keeping articles.
Al one clock precisely
One fine Mich Gov, now giving two gallons of milk
daily.
Terms cash.
House for rent. Inquire Oh the premises.
FITCH FOX,
ap?9d IIntelligencer.l Auctioneers.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMs. Ar

Asat affsir occurred Monday At Sackland-
OHIO, ten miles from Cincinnati Mrs Hua-
SOD, a colorrd woman, left her Two young
children alone in the house for about a half
hour, and during her absence the house caught
hre, snd the children were burner 90 death
before assistance could he rendered
John MIIlward, one Of the proprietors OF
the Spotswood Hotel In Richmond, on Toes-
Gay week animated 20 some friends that they
would not him again, and has since been
missing, until yesterday afternoon, when lac
head
The debate on the Irish Church question Wa
Opened IA the House of Lords last night by a
sna stack from Lord Derby on Mr.. Glad
SIohe resolves, and upon Lord Russell, whom
be accused OF vaeillauon in supporting toe
self.
The express Office at Hampstead. Texas. had
been robbed OF a large amoun t Of Currency aud
gold on the 18th instant, ~ 10. G. Ot, former
ly an employee Of Adams Express Company
and weli-known throughout the North Gus
escaped.
10 third reading In the New lork senate YES
terday, and, having previously passed the
House, II now only awaits the signature OF the
Governor.
Governor Evans. President Of the Denver
City and Pacific Railroad. reports that the con-
tracts for completing the entire road from Chey =
enne TO Denver Were let Monday.
Adyices received in England from the East
lhbte ItHnfN lual huSslane nave been de-
iea'ed and expelled from the territory OF Kun
dahar.
Robert Boone. a son of Bishop Boone. was
accidentally shot and killed at Halifax Court
HOUSE, Virginia, on Saturday, by a oOmpan-
ion.
General Schofeld has issued an order frinr
the quarantine regulations for vessels coming
to Virginia from infected ports
General Schofeld yesterday appointed John
r. Stokes mayor OF Portsmouth Va and /, lis,
of councllmen for that city.
Mayor Barrows Of Jackson, Miss has been
removed by the military authorities.
The German ZollNerefn Is I'M Session
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late Clerks with j. G. Mcclure a CO..
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and lltb street
(Stsr Once BuldingD
PAWNBR0kER'S SALE OF UNREpFFNFD
PLEDGES
HERZBERG'S ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF
UNhEDEEMED PLEDGES
Will be held 1T
OUR AUCTION ROOMS. southwest ,ornsr of
- Pennsylyania avenue AMI ilth street
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, Ma, lth and 5th,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The stock ~ very extensive. comprising Gold aud
fllNer Hunting Case English and American Patent
Lever and other Watches, Jewelry Of every de-
scription, Plated Ware. &c.
Also.
Ladies and Gentemeu's Wearing Appsrel in
very extensive variety: together with Pistols Nn-
sicsl instr uirents, and large assortment too va
ried to eBtion.
Terms casn. CHARLES HERZBERG
- PawabrOker.
ap29, MAJ COOPER LATIMER Anrt.
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(Y NJ. X. WALSH co. Auctioneers.
- No. 2c5 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast corner of 10th street
WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF.
GAkPETS. NlkROR, ETC. AT No 500
TENTH STRtET WISE. BETWEEN C ST.
On FRIDAY MORNING, May l. at 10 O'Clock
we vii SELL At the above house the entire content
therein, comprising ten rooms viz.
" alDut and other Bedsteads Rureau. Table,
Gilt -frame Mirror, Mahogany Lounge, Cottage
Cane and Woed seat Chairs
'Shuck and cotton top N sttrasses
Pillows, Sheets. Blankets Spreads
Brussels, Ingram. and stair Carpets
Hattings. oil Cloth. Window Shades
Cook ard Bed room Stoves
Refrigerator, W ashstands Chamber Sets
Crockery, Glass. and Tin Ware Tubs, etc
Together with a good ortment of Kitchen
Utensils.
House for rent; only SIS month Inquire OF
arctiopeeD. M. X. WALSH a co
Hpa9St auctioneers
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rSITED STATES LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT,

4 SITED STATES LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT,
u ToNPKiNsvILLE, STATEN ISLAND, Y
sealed Proposals. will be received al thi. ofice
-LtL u "a FRIDAY, MAJ I. ISIS, from mannftc-
'ulso 49, dta4ers only for the folio wing articles
u. NE II
icuLth Order Franklin Wick 30 ward,
Rod Lampwick 10 dozen
LUCerHe LampHiCk. 2sJ pounds
SCISSORS straight, lH1
SCISSORS. CuTNSi- 100
hitting l 10 ponds
EIaeh, IA yarus long. 200 pieces
spirits Of Vine: az gallons
Z oo& OIL, 20 Nials
soap, 20 eco pouI d.
Bushes. flexible, 80
brushes, chimney. 100
BIusf IS, paint, 6g
Brushes. white wash, 80
brushes, fat. 10
Brushes, clamp, go
lite Paint, IOlN q pounds
Black Psint . 90 pouhd-
BUed Linse.d OIL 5OO gallons
Spiri q Turpentine $40 gallons
Putty ? % pounds
Hickory BrOoms, 100
Corn BrComs. so
Envelopes. elbow, liXS, 400
Envelopes yellow, So xsi. 500
Black Lead pencils $50
Slate pencils 500
Writing Paper, q reams
Steel Pens rs
waters ~ ounces -
The articles TO correspond 10 quality, &c, Win
Che samples be seen "a the Light house Inspect
: Offices AZ the Staten Island Light house De-
pot ans at Boston. Mass.
The Lighthouse Inspector reserves the right to
LeJsct any or all the proposals offered, II deemed
tUr the public interest 90 do 80.
By order of the Light house Board.
A LUDLOW CASE.
az II Light house Inspector, Third District.
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ID X o p q s A L. s =.

UNITED STATES SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT,I.
ATLANTA, GA, April s,l8S
Sealed Proposals. in duplic ate, are invited until
u clock NJ. on FRIDAY, May ], 1853, for fur
ni,fing the United states Subsistence Department
will 800 pounds EXTRA FLOUR, in sacks price
to De stated per pound
To be delivered nj Subsistence Warehouse, Dab
lontE a oTga-2 500 pounds by 10th - May, 500
POUNDS by 10Th u June, and So pounds by 10th
day OF July 1873
Payment will be made in Government funds, upon
delivery and acceptance.
hid. TO be directed to the undersigned, and
ARK ed - Proposals.
sample OF the art ces offered to ac company the
lids. THOS e SULLIVAN,
Chief {. 5. Third Military District,
ar17 ~ Room No 1 WiIin Oh am Building
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
~ TER UENERAL

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
" TER GENERAL.
CORNER OF HoUsroS AND GREEN Srs.,
NEW YORK CITY, April "a. 1873.
until IL M on ONDAY. the 4th proximo, for de-
livery at military posts of the several OF
Coal viz:
st Dsvid's Island, z35 tons Of Coal
At Fort Lafay cite, l0J tons Coal
The coal Is to be of the best quality of Anthra-
cite of egg size, to he delivered in the yards at
each pest, 10 be W. ighsd on the post scale.
The United Statss reserve the privilege Of re-
Jecting any or all Of the proposalsif deemed advi
sable
Proposals should be endorsed PROPOSAL for
Coal )" and addressed TO tho uni ersigned
RUFUS INGALLS,,
az :94t Bvt. Maj. Gen. aud Asst q. M Gen
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
IL CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE CHIEF CoM'Y OF SUBSISTENCE,
LOUISVILLE. ny April II, 1873
Sealed Proposals. which must be in du pi cate
with copy of this advertisements attached t.
each will be receive uutil IL o'clock m SATUR.
DAY, May 2, 1868, for furnishing ths following
stores. viz:
10000 pounds new Bacon Sizes, cir tierees } to
he thoroughly cured and smoked, clear siies or
clear ribbed, " hich is to he stated in { he bid
yassed Hams, TO be packed in tierces. SAMPLES of
Hams must be fuTni she'd with bid.
900 barrels No l Extra Family Flour, to be
ground entirely from SCUM winter wheat
10000 pounds best quality Hard Bread. Tin new
barrels to be baked AZ delivered as required
The Salt Meat to be inspected by an inspector
selected by the undersigned The charges of in
are The authorZ ad city lion charges
and are 20 be paid 10y the contractor.
The usual conditions of my adve IT isements
M p SMALL.
ap 29 81 Brevet Brig. Gen. and @ s.
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ny WILLIAM L. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
u s,, stores 313 and 3I7
South corne- Penn avenue and 9th street.
GREAT SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,. TEAS
HORSES, WAGONS, CARRiAGE HtRSEsS
sg BY GGA,TALoGUE, OF 4. j. RfoN, ESQ,
On M0sDAY MORNING, May, commencing
At 10 O'clock we will sell hi. entire stock Of droce
streets, comprising one of the largest and best Sc
lteied stock ofFaniy Groceries in the city, among
Java kio and Mnracaibs Cofrees
80 Chests Fine Gunpowder Imperial and other
R.rrels white and Yellow Sugars
Barrels Syiups and MoIssses
Coal Oil, Lard aud Candles
Lrrge stock of Shelf Goods, very fine
>tsrch, farina mscGaroni and Ssrdines
I" barrels PURE Uia I've Mhiskeys, been in store
Barrels Cabinet old bourbon Acme
And other brands of Fine Whi-krys
Fine French Brandt. 5 In wood and glass
so bottles OF Pnre Sherry, Port Madeira. CaIifor
MA ana other wines. Old and very fine
80 dozen Cabinet Acme Bourbon Rye Whiskeys
Port B sh,eIs ard Mia tOraias &c
T. cases old Acm' whiskey. in store years
Lille Fire and Burglar proof, Chilled Iron Com
bination Lock Safe, large size, in perfect
:, At O'Clock, on TUESDAY. the 9Th in front OF
One large and fine Bay Horse, young and believed
to be perfectly sound and a superior animal.
ALSO,
A large heavy Draft Horse
store Wagon, with Pole and Shafts
Family Carriage, Harness Saddles, Rridles &c.
With a great many other articles which W. con-
sider unnecessary TO enUmerate; ia which We call
TIE especial att, ntion OF the trade restaurants and
other as the stock was purchased Tor first class
r. tail trade and Will he peremptorily sold a.
cODnt Of i'll health of Mr.. Ryon.
Terms of the sale, All sums under 8 40. cash;
over that amount. credit will be given OF 80. 10,
a ~ days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
inG interest.
Store and II Ntures for rent. Que of the best bu-
siness stands in the city. Inquire of the auction
an 20 W L. WALL A co Aucts
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G. r f. A Il
NORTH CAPITOL STREET.

NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
REAL ESTATE SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION,
TUESDAY, May Ia; 1873. Ct 5 O'Clock, at the
R.M HALLS,
Real Estate Exchange. corner Of Seventh and d
Streets,
Now firm of HALL ROSS
ber,d from 20 TO 80 inclusive has been subdivided
by Admiral Wilkes and Will be offered at auction,
MAY Il, ats o'clock, at our Rooms, first
ASA WHOLE.
Fronting 223 feet on New Jersey Avenue
|" 255 North street, and
223 North Capitol street;
Including, Oh the last; mentioned street, the old
easily converted into first-ciass DIV. ling; and
on Snn New hs rs.s nn the Sron5s story brick
pirea, but can be renewed to present occupants.
The proximity of this square to the CAPITOL.
Baltimore Depot, City Hall, &C, makes it
FIhcI CLhSS fOk "A HOTEL.
The Committees on the District in Congress
have agreed on the extension OF the
CAPITOL GROUNDS
to B street, which places the south end of this
square directly in front Of our great Capitol buiS
inG and this fact must, within few years render
this entire square immensely valuable.
If not sold a. a whole, IL will then be OFPERWD
IN LOIS, according to q PRINTED PLAT
oNE-1HIRD TO BE PAID IN Cash. the balance in
st~ fAa al ~ -fo
ALL THE LOTS on New Jersey avenue AFFORD
fine cites for business stAnds. aud viii imnrSxe
fr0.n year to year in importance.
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE.
A nice, nearly new house, with SIX rooms two
Of seventh str set Terms: One hall cash. b.ianee
elk and twelve months
eIXTEKN BEAUTIFUL LOTS In Square l7s,
fronting on Seventeenth street and on north o
ity. on the grades. and Arc ssch 20 feet front ey
about 10 feet deep. Terme; One third cash, bal
ance In six twelve. and stshtesn months, with in
terest secured by eesd OF trust
ALSO, FOUR snhEi
FIyE.ACRB LOTS. sll beautifully located, on the
west side Of the Biadensourg pike, about three
miles from the city, in the pistrict, and In hns
one third cash; balance In SIX twelve, sAd eigh-
teen months. These Ave acre tracts are most de-
sirabse for gentlemen wishing country homo.
EARTHQUAKE sboat amy Of the above can be
bed, and per, ors shown the property at any time
before the day Of SALE -.is - 1870,
Z. LOOK OUT FOE BARoAINst aa
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AUCTION SALES.
RH IBEEE WILLIAMS,
y Aectioneers and Real Eots4s Brokers
No. s26. Southeast corner 18th and D streets

CHANcERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
rh PK n8Pa. rs wAsHisafoS offf
Lay. Circuit Court Of the District Of Doumsis. aud
cause hssp Court Of said District. passed in
RicI G. Briseoe heirs snd c cIS tr So
IN m EQUITY, will. on FRIDAY ,the 9Th day OF Nay
s sen bidder he o ON ing r nis
oie property viz:
ing 9Th street the eana Ys and I lou
avenue, With Improvements. consisting of three
South third OF Lot No. H. in Square numbered
.os fronting or Sth street, between u and N srket
spsee MID wfn improvements, consisting OF a three
Itis scarcely. necessary to say anything in com
teniion Of the public to atterd the sale being de-
"5abie pTsO.,ty for for INVESTMENT ,Ssst snss
In cash and the residue in three equal pay of
six twelve. and eighteen months frsm day of sale,
day of sale, and the payment of the same 20 be Sc
cured By the puIshssers bonds. with sec !rty to
be approved by the trustee, and lien retained on
the r.mises cold. 1.-THE terms of sale not
a With ru II the .Ss w after one
of the purchaser. All conveyal cling and stamps
at the '0'' VIM IN Il. '%SSSDwAKp, Trustee.
apis wfm&ds GREEN 4 VILLA ms. Aucts
Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
No. 526, southeast corner It'll and ID streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE WEST
On MONDAY, the .th day of May next, at six
O'Clock y m, We shall sell. on the premises. all of
Lot No. in Square No. d. at the corner of Tween.
ty-fourth street and PenDsy lyanis avenue. which
l. subdivided into six handsome building lots each
being good depth, making them hands one build
ing sites. The plat will be exhibited on the day of
sale
sale positive
Terms: One third casl. balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest,
and secured by deed Of trust the premi SEES
All conveyaucing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. SIS down each Lot when
sold.
sp25-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
ID r. o P o sA s.
OFFICE CHIEF CONNIssARY sUss.rvxcv
FIFTH MrLITAEy DTsrprr-


FIFTB MILITARY DIsTPrcT
NEW OKLEANs, La. April H. lss 4
Sealed Proposals IN cate are in yited tiu ths
Z9th DAY OF A PJil, lS5S. furnis ing the Uoit-d
states subsistence Department. Will the followi ng
stores, viz ~
ot 70 pounds OF the best Hard Bread, Put IN In
4sIIeis ana head lined, he price Der pound to
te sfaied, ard samples furnishpd with the bif
10 usI,sls OF Flour, equal to the GOverumen ut
"a barrels kiln dried Oorn NJ, al of IN. best ality
samples 10 be furnished TIE price per pound to
st-u The Meal to be put mp in good new
io'o p uEd. q the best Rio Coffee in sacks; net
Pei pound to be stated samples fur
1000 pounds of COrdoya Coffee of the beat auality
giicr per pouua 10 h. stated. and samples far
hIshe1- Ills coffee may BE- in mats sacks. or
go barrels Of the best Mess Pork
i't"O Fouhd- cauvs-sed Hans out M in tferces:
samples 20 he fuInI-hpc
lte above articles b.. ~ the very best quality,
Alu put Up IN superior packages aud to be d-liv-
'i'H At bie Anchor Pres, In this city, within
my day alter the opening OF the bills
No blde viii be received from parties who have
hrfSt0fCrs faie o. comply with their engagements
an am bIaDCh of the Government.
srsled propOssls. in du plicate, will also be re-
teiNed ~ ihe same time FIR purchasing such sheep
P-lt- a. the Subsistence Department mag have on
hand tor ale the price per pound will be stated in
the TroT'sai
Proposals. to be addressed to the undersigned.
ami marked % Proposals -
A BECKwIrH
ap Y - Bvt- NJ s. Gen and q. 5, L. ). A.