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PROPOSALS.
ITNITFD STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.
Posr OyrICz DEPARrvrxr

p-orc.,ls for c", a,ain SToS' IannaIy 2 1853
IrIv e1ns ssy the mails Of the gnited
49, 10 , y toos 20 June ~ ISL, on the fol-
IriDs 'V 2, a. IN ths STATE Of Mississippi will be
TTiI M Of yMn nlrs pfcs OF this psps5&ent
AMI IOf Lowing 81 AeA'' =" Oe useiueu pS
h.,Hl.s bidders will be required % take the oath
'"'s '" '- '''
Leave Grand 1dI CUT DAILY daily e.ceU, suna.
Arrive "; a, Port Cib,optvpm;
Leave Port Gibson daily except Sunday, a, l
Arrive at Grand GuIfbyspm
7lsV From Lexington 10 TchuIs. II miles and back,
Leave Lexingtoa Monday atIpm.
frsVs T Ss ISnp Mo nS > p M
Arrive at Lexington iy I'm.
BEND to y MSf. s! Paint .Pd sns M1Gs
Leave Pascag,uIs Monday a.sam:
Leave Americas TUESDAY at sam:
1872 From SataTtia to YazoO' City, Is miles and
back. tsice week.
Leave Ysloo City TUESDAY and Friday a.ann.
Arrive al satartia by % m I'm"
7leS FrUm west Point, BY Cedar Bluff Tampioo
Black to BelIefoHtsrne' 10 miles anu ha .Ie
a week. A
Leave v EFT Point Thursday attain:
Arrive at Bellefontaine next day by ii Am:
Arrive At Vest Point nent day bg S spm.
sls4 IRON Carthage. BY Standing Pine, 90 High
n ~
Leave Carthage Thursday at m:
Arrive at High Hill by III n m.
Leave High Hill at L m:
Arrive At Carthage by s pm
1876 y rom Carthage. by Oklahoma and ,Sul pbur
SpriDrs, to Canton "a miles and hack twfce a
week
Leave Carthage Tuesday and Friday at am:
Arrive at CantOs BY pm;
Leave Canton Monday and Thursday at a m {;
Arrive at Carthage by
fltS fIOm Carthage by Edlnburg, kAurel Hill
flls Phia, ana Conadeiish' to De kalb, o.
Leave carthage THURSDAY ats am;
Arrive AZ peha ait mex day ey m;
Leave De hale tuesday al smi
ArrlNe AZ Carthage next day by m
Gl% from Dehalb 10 SCoebla, IA miles and back
three times week:
Leave peksib Monday, wednesday and Fri
dty al a N;
Arrive AT SEQ bla by IL nj
Leave Scoobla Monday, wednesday and Friday
at m
arrive ~ pehso y ? m
(lSc from DE Nall BY Pedee. kells Store, Pleasant
spring, and Ohoist n, 70 Shuqualak, 50 miles
and back twice a week
Lave Dekalb Monday AMI Thursday at 8
a m
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AMoNesT Atlantic cables. steam navigation
and those progresSions of science ami art thst
ma the nineteenth cfntury. not the least a Sc
ful are Dr. Ayers medicines. They take rank
among the ben,factIons of mankind, from the
rSpldIty and certainty with which they Gu re
Try Aver Cherry y, ctoral on a cough and n
A. gone. What skln diseases and impu rites Of
the blood Withstand Aver Sarsapariila 2
Ayers Pills are the perfection OF a purgatiye-
every family should have them as aim ost nv
family does. Not a tIifie to be thankful for
are good medicines and the knowledge how 20
use them for protection from disease These
DIR. Ayers preparations and publications fur
nish, and We do not hesitate 10 commend them.
81 Lotis Ieodsr.
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o1In New Jersey, a strong effort 10 being
made 20 procure the passage by the Legislators
OF a law 20 have vegetables In thai Stat bought
and sold hervafter by weight instead OF by
measure.
ga concern near Philadelphia makes a
business Of buying dead horses for their hides;
tut recent discoveries show thafthe mat of the
animal itself As ssl-rd ocwr, and the Pmiadei-
phians are rettInr little shy OF co-Dri bnef.
aYRobert Watson Williams. Young man
Of fortune, who died in New York last week,
beoueathed 20 n yornx coiored man ,s,npioyrd
in he offce Of the New, a Jrk Tiines. the sum
OF e5g ,0Oc. --r.-aF $3.50
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
HEADQUARTERS. .p1sTRICf OF TEXAS,
III BUkfAU OF REfO0EeS, FRERDNEy.

AID ABANDONED LANDe.
% z A. A. e. Fra e. sac r D;ss,is 1Sssr
In oompliancs with direction: from ths 6Smmis.
; ssso . sss B 4. once sDs IL il. Ba1:,
and 4. L, At Waco, Texas, on the nth day Of
a. :r Gs.ss $40. sss. .ss s y:
nan county, Texas, known ~ the Waco Factory.
al and
Ing. also. one steam Ensiss and Boiler, Wheat
Ana ;s Of Corn
Detailed desSriptie1 Of the nrSseTty can Be Oh
atAlstin and Waco, Texas. : $50. a - =
s: 90 S! sss = ! T:'
SsEsaE5l al fSsE5 S5a
nance, y s. Army. the ,oI,ow'ns condemned ord
b24 ' sss 81 sd's II MaTeh S on MON
o1ses and battery Wagons Carriages
49, Gunners Haversacks. -
s. sS:s and sSs
60 tons (aboutl old Wrought Iron scrap, ...
3 s san sb0stI oi DC Cast x lGS6 scrap
aM sans .sai How h1e PACK saddles
ssss f Sssie cst ssEs faasSss '''''
ls sSt Bsyenet seabbsrds. .tt-
Is eass Rrl Saddles %H ssi Curb Brides.
Saddle Ssnks; 81 ssirs saddle Bags
7S9 Horse Collars; 81 pairs Hanes.
ISIS Traces. lead and wheel.
39 Drivers Whips.
4,s75 Horse Brushes; 8 l03 Nose Bags.
go pounds unrefined Nitre.
Steam Engine, "a horse power.
Steam Engine, horse power,
5 Cap Machines ] Bullet Machine.
1 Powder Press; Mill Saw We. upright.
Iron Hand Plane; 4 Portable FORCES.
Together with miscellapeops lots of Blocks,
Rollers, Hand Trucks, Chetts, Boxes, &c.
Terms Cash, in United States Treas ury notes.
tt.- ]. W. TODD,
... a. Major of Ordnance, L. g. Army
m2-6t Chief of Ordnance, 5th Military District.
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DBOPOsALs FOR MEAT.

WASHINGTON. d. O.. February "a, 1888
Sealed proposals, of the form furpis he'd by the un-
TUkSpAY, the 10th day Of March at II M for
all the Free and Corned Beef and Mutton required
for sale orr issue to all connected with the Depart
ing the troops at Forts Foote and " ashing ton Nd
With Fresh and Gorned Beef Said proposal for
SaTninEEt ss S viii include all Fresh and
also for sales to officers and others authorized to
purchase at this depot.
The Fresh Beef required for sales t. officers sup
made by the officer in charge from the hind guar
ter and ribs Of the fere quarters That required
ns to be Of equal Of fore and
not received. All the meat will be subject to rigid
inspection; to be Of excellent marketable quality
the meat not satisfactory pure bases in the open
ma1ketwIil be made at the expense Of the con
tractor.
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat at the storehOuses at the places named where
he VIII distribute 1t In such quantities and at such
times as as ofhcer Of the Subsistence DEPARTING Mt
Separate propcs ais will be received for supply
ing the troops at Forts Foote or WASH ngton, Nd ,
Beef and Mutton, in Washington, D. C., but no
proposition will be regarded for furnishing the
Fresh Beef in Washington, ID. G without it in
cludss both sales ana issues. In accepting the
last bid the lowest average price the quantity
required for both pur poses will be cnnsidered
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the
bios.
Payne ut 70 be made at this ONCE monthly for all
meat purch tss d when in funds for the purpose
All questions respecting quality and eOndi ton
will be tiled by the officer of the Subsistence De
PaI tment receiving the meat.
The contracts will lie made for six months, from
the let day Of April lo6s, or such period a. the
tomn'ls-ary General may determine.
The proposals for supplying all connected With
the d. psrtment of Washington are made Ly direc-
tIUn q Brevet Major General W IL. Emory com
NH 1t Depot and Chief G.. s.
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SA lady in Missouri, not long ago, wish
ing 10 builo fire, and having no andfrons,
used a pair of bomb shells, relics Of the war
Tor the pu pose. The shells Were load d and
che OF them exploded, when the lady, who was
sCmew hat Injured, declared she might have
expected it. as II was Friday. She has resolved
never To use bombshelis for andirons on FRI
"A
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10y NAGLE & co, AuctIoneers
- SHlesroeonls 44e Seventh street,
Opposite Patent Ofice.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL AND RES
IAGRANT, KNOWN AS THE PRESCOTT
HOUSE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated August
3, 1871, and duly recorded I'm Iiber r.. C. t. folio
Ala, one OF the chattel records of Washington couu-
ty, ID. C.. the undersigned will sell public auc
ton. on I ESpAI March 10, at 10 o'clock, all the
Household Furniture, Beds. Bedding
Table Cutlery, CrOskery, Glassware
Kitchen Utensils, Bar Fixtures
Wines and Liquors,
And all other goods and chsttels contained in the
Prescott House, &. T. corner of PenDsy iyanis ave
nue. and 18th street.
Terms cash. CHARLES EBEL. Trustee
mhl st NAGLE a co, Aucts
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STIe piece OF lace over tumbler, letting
il down about half way; put In some sweet
peas, nil with water SO as 10 Just cover In.
peas. in a little while roots viii appear an
seek the bottom of the tum bier, then the vins
appears and can he trained ON a Irvine or sup
port, and il will begin 10 show Its pretty
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81 At an election an Hous ton, Texas, quite a
number OF colored people had arranged that on
the morning of Monday they would repair TO a
&C rtaIn churcb. and there get their tickets pre-
naratory TO voting. When an elderly man by
what troubled with heart disease. received his
ucket, Le looked at il. and asked. saIs tais all
right p Being answered that ID was, he sprang
NJ, saying: Il bless God that have lived 20
zee this day." and suddenly fell down and ex-
nirId
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~ The Boston Post says: "a pretty young
creature Of seventeen, AMI curls, slIpp d do VA
seven men jumped to restore her to a normal
porpendicnlar. A PLAN lady of forty seven BE-
came postrated and was per Intted ~ lsip her
self up in her own way and time. Such is the
world
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llY ii. COLMAN CO., Auctioneers
- No. 1913 Pa. ave. between 9Th and 10th SIS.

LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOCK.
We will sell, at public auction. SATURDAY
Auction Store and Warerooms, No. 29S Pa ave,
between 9th and 10th streets the following prop.
erty, without reserve
A large stock of new Hardware, of all descrip-
tiOns; alec, . large assortment Of second hand
Saddlers, and Blacksmith's Tools, Office Furni-
ture, Iron Bedstesds, Tables, DESKS, Wagon
Trucks. Cushions, Picks, Pickh andes, Sheyels
Spaces, Chsldrons. Bath Tubs, Oils, Paints
Narnishes, Paint and Whitewash Brushes i've
barrels Tar. Teakel Blocks and Pulli-s. large
assortment of Stove Fixtures, 1900 Chsins &C ,
&c and many other articles not herein enumera tad
Goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale Ii. COLMAN co Aucts
fec9 JN0. AMOS. Salesman
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TIE New SPRING BoSEETs.-As far as we
have vet seen the Fanchon T. thr favorite sha ne
and satin snd steel upon speckled six, chip and
straw the favorite trimmings and materials Tt
too early, however, TO say anything positi We
In regard 10 Spring bonnets
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MANpRs OFFICE, February ., lsSs
In accordance with the provisions of the act en-
titled An act relating TO fish wharyes docks .
approved ebruary II 1875, notice is hereby given
that the privilege of established FISH wharf on
the north side of the Potomac river, between 18th
street east and 18th street west, will be offered for
sale TO the highest bidder at public auction al the
Fl, market, in the of the Centre Market ON
MON DAY, llth inst, at II o. clock IN.
The ofhCial copy Of the ordinance can be seen At
the Msyo &e Office.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
NH 2-eOSf J. B. WHEELER A 90 Apct
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DIV L. WALL CO, Auctipeers,
ID Nos. 315 ana 311,
Southwest of Penn avenue and 9th AZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE RuRNI.
JCRE AND FINTURES OF MESSRS. LANCK-
TON & SENSABAUGH. No. 42- PENNSYL-
NAN1A AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded. &c. .,
in Liber 4. Z. E., No. 2 folios 256-259, of the
Chattel Records for W ashington County. ID. C.. I
will sell al Carpenter. Dining Rooms, No. 42s,
on Pennsylvania avenue. all the Furniture and
Fixtures contained in said Dining Rooms. with out
reserve, on SATURDAY MORNING, March 9TH,
commencing at 10 O'Clock m. comprising, in
part, one DAVIS Soda Fountain, Candy Jars, Sh ow
Cases. Marble Counter, Marble Tables, one large
French Plate Mirror, Mirrors, Kitchen Furni ure.
j. W. RI MSEY. Trustee.
fa 80 4, n
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pkOPOsALs FOR TRANSFORMATIONS.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRNAsrER,
Firm MILITARY DISTpIC

Firm MILITARY D!sTRIcr,f
Sealed a.. ana vii be
At the once Of CAPTAIN W A. Wainwright, A: =.
Ne s day 81 at GHs
the transportation of troops and military supplies
ko sn6 10 the shs Mst of the
PROPOSAL. will state at What rates bidders pro
to h GSns and supplies from
Route No Iron Brsz Santiago to Browns
Eouts 10. from a'l Bfos assi to Rnggold
fsss.s No viii 5gas psd to .. ssas
the FL TO and
enlisted men, cabin g deck passenger, each; snJ
the following cla of freight. viz Horses, mules.
maehinery' lead zinc tin, Copper yen nails 1ess
bolts, paints shot, stores, wire, heavy hardw are,
nance stores &C. per one iundrsd pounds 100 ibs a
Coal per tom hay, Per bale; lumber, pine, per
oakun lumber, OAK, per l,e feet oats and corn,
M,asurement goods; clothing, .eqsipsge, crates.
Crockery. furniture doors, blinds, sashes wagon
tongues; nattnRs, mattresses, light casks and
sooS osr Srssd rea
dried apples, onions, potatoes, turnips, white
iapds. lard hms' Cement pias ss ftS1s' r SsS
molssses, brown sugar, tsli0w, grease, &C., per
Vinegar and pickles in kegs, per keg, ambulance
and spring wagons. each. army wagons (cOm pie tie
esnd. gsirs pofh
bread faiiDa, spices, condensed milk, can meats,
soap, &c per box, hams per cask, hams per tierce
ice per HID lard terce, lard per kcg, rice per
fierce, pals per dozen, sugar per bid sugar tHa
vanal per box, tea per chest, salt per sack aud
barrel, shOvels AID spades per dozen, wheeIbsr-
rows each laths per 90 shingles per 900, tObac-
co per box, rope per coil, brOoms per dozen.
All freight to be delivered ut such landings,
Warehouses, or Other places # unloading At each
II the ahsye named points Is may be designated
b the d. pot Quartermastsr at Brown willie or
other authorized officers agents Of the QUAR- ter
masters Department
Contractors mutt be prepared to transport the
troops and public fre CHIT At any of the abo aed
points when requireC, and must take such troops
and ses to the full capac of the vessel 9th.
er Of Transportation, provided il req by
tue QuaTtermaster Depar tment and the prop IL
must ate the character and class of vessels pro
SD t. be furnished for water tr ration and
il kind Of tea whether mule t. ans, for
nd transportation. All proposals must be in trip
IIcste, With a COPY OF this advertisement attached
to each and must be accompanied by the names Of
a. least two sufficient sureties who will signify by
endorse nent thereon thsir willingness to bee eme
res pon.tble for the performance of the contract
Proposals will be endorsed Z" posals for Trans
portation ;" and will be addressed to THE super.
vising Quartermaster. Sub district of the Bio
Crane, Brownsville, Texas All proposals re-
ceivsd wi be forwarded TO the Chief Quartermas-
ter Of the Iistrict for approval anu ard.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids or any part Of o bid.
CHAS. ii. TOMPKINS,
Bvt. Brig Gen and u. @ N.
mh56t 5th Military Di'trict.
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Hoi FOR rnr SPRING STYLE SILK HAT.

New Blocks inst received at M, CUNNING.
HAMS, where n can get POUR old SILK HATH
mad, new for So 20 Also, constantly on baud ~
at 60; second quality at 81, Don't forget the
nnnsI'er, 3s6h 9TH street. between I and Mas
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DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
HendqVartsrS First Military District,
Grsc. Chef CorImiSSdTy Of SubstSfenes,

Hendqpa-tsrs First Military District,
Clrfc, Chef CorIm,SSdTy of Subsistence,
Richmond Va February %, i3SA
Sealed Proposals in uIlcate will be reeeiv ed at
the sfhce OF byt Col. Hell. G. s., e s. A 223
6 STREET Washington. II. G., on MONDAY, March
10Th. 1875, at IL NJ for all the Fresh Beef required
at AlexsI ria Va for six months IT ON April lst
IS or such less time the Commisssry General
Of u sist-nce may direct.
he beef to tie delivered there on the order
OF the Acting COmmissary OF Subsistence at
that place OF good and marketable quality. In
equal Proportions of fore and hind quar- necks
shaBks, and kidney tsllow to be excuied). The
neks OF the cattle slaughte red to be cut off at the
fourth xertebral Joint and the breast trimmed
down. The shsnks Of fors-Quarters to be cut from
three 10 four inches above the knee Joint, and of
hind quarters from six TO eight inches above the
gambr- or hook joint
dders are requested to be present TO respond 10
IN, 4, tld. and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulf lment Of their contract.
Prop sails must be endorsed distinctly, Propo-
sails Tor Fresh Beef" at Alexandria Va.
The undersigned reserves the right T. reject any
bids for good cause.
heretofore.
By command Of Brevet Major General J. M.
SChOfeld. c.. PENROSE
NH 81 Bvt. Lit Col and Chief C.. 5.
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Cht0 Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pa. tcritesO
PHILADELPHIA, Marcf16, Isa
~ find 'Hoofand's German BitteTs' ia a good
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs
and of great benett in of debility and want OF
nervous action q the system. Yours, truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
I serioer has obtained from the Orphans COURT
q Washington county,, In the District Of Co
luniis, letters Of sdniDistration c. {. * on the
EIsonal estate OF Joseph Williamson, late Of
Washington county aforesaid, deceased. All per
sons having claims sssin.t the said deceased
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. on or be.
fore the 9Th day of February next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from ell bsnst Of the said
rnarv. 1873 MARY ANN WILLIAMSON,
20 fa lo-wsws ADM aistratYix c. C. q,
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE DIES MONIES
RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals. win be received by the under
the city of Keokuk, Iowa, unfit Il m, A prii Is,
lsSs for the labor and materials required In the
for the canal now process of construction around
The locks srs to Be- $50 feet long between auoins,
and to be constructed of frst-class cut-stone ma
The first lock. located at Keokuk. will DO iOl.
feet lin and built entirely in the river.
The second lock will be about ~ miles above the
river b. the canal embankment;
The guard lock will be located at the head Of the
-separ ate proposals Tin duplicated must be made
'O' INC CLASS {.GsT STONE AND CEMENT.
The proposals under this head must specify the
ered st "'''n the ABOVE materials Will Dc ''''-
which both wrought and cast iron will be deli1
cred.
CLASS IH-TIMBEB
Tus the
CLASS iS."LhBOk.
Of bits tSe
will be on rock constructing the lock-wals, and
walls making the Necessary smssnsmsnPe and rip
rap walls, and constructing sluices or culverts
Hn: 81 8. h
plements required for She proper execution of the
The law requires separate proposals lin dupH
cate for each and every class, and the swardments
will be made on each class separately, without
gard to aggregate.
No more than one proposition will be received
from the same party for the same class.
Each bad must contain q written or printed guar
antee, signed 10y two responsible persons. and GER
titled to by some United States Government officer
ether responsible person known to this Off ce.
that the party or parties bidding will If awarded
the contracts for the classes upon which they bid
enter into contract with the Government, or make
good the difference between them and the next
highest bidder.
The name names of the persons proposing
must be written out in full, with their places Of
residence and post office address.
Plans. maps and specific ions, and all necessary
papers will be ready for examination at the United
States engineer office at keokuk. Iowa, for fifteen
DAY IS prior to the date Of letting
Blank forms Tor proposals will be furnished upon
application at this office.
PER- proposing to contract are requested to
visit and Examine the los alton for the locks before
sending in their bids.
Contracts under either Of the aforesaid classe.
will include one more of the locks, as may he
considered most adv Ambiguous to the Govern
ment
The Government sserves the right to reject any
be attached to each bid
Proposals ust be addressed to the undersig ned
at Keobuk, Iowa, and should he endorsed PRO.
posaIs for / abor and Material for the Locks for
the Improvement of the Des Moines Rapids"
j. H. WILSON,
Lieutenant Colonel 3sth Infantry.
Brevet Major General, V. 3. A.
United STATES ENGINERk's OFFICE ,DAvENPoRr,
E1OwA. February q, lc6S NH dtApl5
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DIAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.

ID EAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.
&c. I. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.)
JAMES Z. FITCH 4 ROB ERT O. FOX,
Once cor. TIN and SITS, opposite General p. o.,
REAL EST ATE BROKERS and ACOTIONEERS.
Sales at Auction Of Real Estate Stocks and Bonds,
Sales OF Furniture At owners residences.
Private Sales Of Houses, Lands, Leases,
Houses and Stores Rented Rents Collected.
A printed List of Houses, Lands, Stores, &c
with srices, published weekly, Ssn be had o ap-
plicstion. % 80 - tg ts3H
TIER HOME DISTILLERY, containing two
i splendid Copper Stills and complete n echi a.
cry, ell In perfect running order, for uire
1.-THE premises, on Good Hops Hin
feO cow. JOHN A. KRAUsE.
WEDDING, IEvITATION-ANh' GARD EN
w CRAVING attended 10 prom city At
FRENCH 4 RICHARNsoN'S,
fel6 .y.fegoEE ss4 rennsyivasi- svsnss.
-..- 49,. ..--..-- -.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. 326 Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT.
FRONTING ON FOURTH STREET. WEST
BETWEEN L STREET NORTH AND NEW
YORK AVENUE. AT AUCTION
On WEDN ESDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock u.
m, We shall sell, on the premises, Lot being n
ieet front BY % feet inches deep, to a paved al
ley with the improvements, consisting of a good
Dwelling House
Terms One half cash; balance in s, L. and Is
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyaHcin ing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the pure haser
g 100 down On day of sale.
m4td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts