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Cotton Prospects.


After reproducing statistics Of various
countries to prove that the Cotton States
are recovering their supremacy in foreign
markets, Commissioner CApRoN, of the Agri-
cultural Department, observes: "Not only
has this country regained its superiority in
quantity, but in price the advantage is still
more marked. In Liverpool, February q,
New Orleans middling commanded 9 9-16d.;
fair, 1O1d.; surat, middling, fair, 7sd.; fair
to good fair, sgd to sgd; Madras Mid
ding, fair, I'D; good fair, I'D. to Sd.
This shows a difference of from four to FIVE
cents per pound, or about twenty-five per
cent, between the gross returns Of Indian
and American cottons. With this advan-
tage, exemption from tax, and o self-sustain-
ing system ofagriculture in the South, in
which cotton shall play only ON incidental
part, there is no reason sOdy zoe cannot gro,0
again Jfus millions cf0ales, and manuf faeture It
all, atno very distant day, 10, The supply Of the
markets ofthe world" nj. D.
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law is so, conclusive that neither Butler nor
BourwrlL could discover any54other loop
hole, of escape thans the quibble that Mr..
JoHssosis serving out Mr.. LrsooIs's term.
Judge GuRr1s following sBurIER, exposes
the futility and emptiness of this quibble;
sbutsMr. GRoEsBEcK turns upon the mana
gers and confounds their argument by ask
ing, 'phich term? If, according ITO the
pettifogging bubble, Mr.. JOHNSON is serv-
ing out Mr.. L1NcoLN's term, he at least is
not serving out Mr.. -LrNcoLS's first term,
in which Stanton was appointed. STANTON
has no commission bearing date in the
second Presidential term, either from LIN
COLIN or JOHNSON. If the Tenure-of-ofice
act applies to him, it puts him out Of Office.
If it does not apply to him, President JOHN
SON has not violated it BY the attempt. to
remove him" .,z,,,
If the impeachment were in the interests
of justice, this crushing argument would
be the end it. But tits political neces-
sity, against which no argument avails.
The New York Advertiser, a Republican
sheet, says significantly: "Tde Radicals '0ill
get ten months Of perturbed, restless, unsatis-
factory power, at the expense, to the Repubh-
can party, of four, eight, and perhaps t'oslue
years Of legitimate, prosperous rule" The
conclusion is foregone
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A Predicament.

sa4f
r in his brilliant argument on last Satur-
day in defence of President JOHNSON, Mr..
GRoEsBEoK presented some new points.
He showed to the surprise Of the Senate,
that the Tenuro-of- bill which the
President is charged with having violated
in appointing q successor to Mr.. STANTON,
did actually and plainly limit the tenantcy
of that worthy to period which has long
since passed away. The provision of the
bill reads as follows: 4
Provided, That the Secretary of State, the
Secretary Of the Treasury, the Secretary OF
War, the Secretary of the Navy, and the Sec
retary Of the Interior, the Postmaster Gene
raj and the Attorney General, shall hold their
offices respectively for and during the term OF
the President by whom they may have been
to removal by and with the consent OF the
Senate.
This provision assigned the Office Of Sec
retary of War to Mr.. STANTON for period
of Presidential term, with one month
added thereto-that is, for the precise Pc
riod of four years and one month from the
date of his commission. Now, Mr.. STANroN's
commission dates from the first election of
President LINCOLN. #, therefore, the act
applies to him, it turned him out of Office
the moment it was passed. If it did not
eprly to him, then the President is viola
ting no act whatever in dismissing him.
The case is sas plain as the nose on mans 8
face"
The World shows in few sentences how
completely the argument explodes the cavils
and sophistries of the managers Of the pros
ecutiou. 1t says: "The very language of The
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THE DAILY NEWS,
R1oRDAN. DARsoN y CO.
pRopRIEToRs 8.
OFFICE No. fSHA YNEsTREEE

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AID A QUARTER FOR THREE MoNTHS.
gcsE TRI.wEEK1Y NEWS, PRICE GN ADvANcEl,
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MosrHs No Subscription received for less Pc
Hod.
no Paper sent unless the Cash the order
.HoPsper sent fort longer time than paid for.
ADVERTISING RATEs-Fifteen cents line for the
FIRST Insertion, and ten cents line for each subse-
o7snt insertion. Marriage and Funeral Notices
@ one dollar Useh. 20
LETTERS should be addressed to TIE DAILY NEWS.
No. IS Hayne-street Charleston, S. @.
REJECTED MANUSCRIPTS win not be returned.
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Cost and 3onnD.

r OST, BETWEEN THE BATTERY
L and the Mall, either In the lower part OF King.
street. Tradd, Meeting or Columbus streets, FORTY
DOLLARS, tied In O handkerchief. The bills were
two Tens and ono Twenty. The finder will receive
q suitable reward by leaving the same at THIS
OFFICE. April 80
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THE LADIES OF THE SEVERAL CATHOLIC
Congregations OF Charleston would respectfully
nounce that they have combined for the purpose Of
holding Fair, for the benefit Of the charities emu.
men have kindly consented to serve as Board Of
MANAGEMENT for the same: >
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for Salf.

tDr Sale.
NOR SALE, TWO. WELL-BRED
I HORSES, warranted sound In limb and wind,
and gentle to ride and drive. Also, q fine BUG iY.'
Apply at No. 48 8BRoAD-STRRET, between the hours
OF 10 and q ,:1 April %
ITO OPUBLIsHERS AND JOURNALISTS.
Il large amount of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
for sale, In lots to suit purchasers Terms reason
able. and cash. Also fine HAND PRESS, price S25U;
Box NO. 92 Charleston Postoface. April 8
ENOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
Il any quantity, price IS cents per hundred. apply
at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS.
February 40
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Gopartnersbips


NOTICE. ~
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Us,
wv Mr. JAMES BRIDGE, Jr.. as partner In our
Ann. GEO. ". WILLIAMS co.
Charleston, May lst, 1858. 8 May1
1rR, THOMAS MAHoN Has THIS DAY WITH.
lN DRAWN from the copa, tnership Of
STRAUSS. vANCES / CO.,
E.J. WIsS & CO., and
j. Z. VANCE & CO.
Charleston, 1st May, 1858. .eil
May
. NOTICE..
TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between s. COHEN & DANIEL SUBER Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
hereafter will be- conducted by s. COHEN, at the
old stand.
ALI outstanding debts against said firm will be
paid by S. COHEN, except the one due T. @. Geter,
which viii be paid by DANIEL SUBER individually.
COHEN & SUBER,
Former Partners.
Newberry, April "a. 1853. 2 May1
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l-- JO6N II. VNEllL, Onnlrmhn.
JNO. B. LAFITTE, Secretary. 80
N. W. ST. AMAND, Treasurer. 49,,
The Fair will be opened on Monday Euening 4th
of May, at O'Clock, and viii be kept open every dsy
during the week. from u O'Clock. IL until p, NJ,
and every evening from until II.
The price Of admission has been fixed as follows:
Family season tickets, admitting parents and their
children. ................. .........s.... 81 90
Season tickets. ~. W
Single tickets. ....................... 70 cenis.
Cnllofep.. ~ oenth.
Servants In attendance on children..... 10 cents.
Mayo
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Aptiees in Bankruptcy.

tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOE THE DISTRICT OF'
SOUTH CAROLINA-I THE MATTER OF JAMES A.
BURNS, NS,BAEKRUPT-MB MBANKRUPTCY.-Tow whom
It may concern: The undersigned hereby gives no
tice Of his appointment as Assignee OF JAMES
A. BURNS, in the Diftrict of Sumter, snd State
of South Carolina within said District who has been
adjudged q: Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court Of said District. PEE
Dated the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1885,
'''s, D. ]. VIM, Assignee.
April rs 81. ..fai IS
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A L e Q T 2 R e
WILL BE DELIVERED BEFORE FRATERNAL
LODGE, No. /, Independent Order Of Good Tenn:
plars, at Centenary Church, wentwerth.sreet To-
Aorroto Evening, sd Of May, by Rev Dr.. A. WEB
sTER, at Seven O'Clock. Subject" Temperance"
At the close Of which collection viii be taken up In
aid Of the same
hepublic are respectfully invited to attend. =
by order OF VI. G. T.
u. BoLDENPIoKNPAoK, ". AS.
Maya II
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d FOLEY'S
CLOTHING, SHOE AND Hat STORE,
No. IS MARKET-STREFT,

Where may be found every variety of GREAT
COATS, FROCK AND DRESS COATS, Shirts, Un.
dershirts Vests and Pantaloons Drawers and Socks,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks. Carpet Bags,
valises, &c. February6
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DkOFOcALs FOR WOOD.
Depot OBdrtsrmaSfsr's OEcs,
IN rfna ID ~ Ina =


Sealed Proposals from reepen.1a p.r,iss yin
PAY Oh Of yu for the deiiy cry, cord I'd. g. sss
Government woodward. corner Of Fourteenth and
sfse three Thousand 81 h1ndredI cords Of sound,
m-rehaStaole Oak Wood; and 1900.
Toe one tnousand) cords OF sound, merchantable
All 20 = iiset long and well seasoned. free from
t0I. ana limbs, and spiit TO the ordinary size Of
bf : for the same. delivered corded at Sixth.
street wharf, or Oh board cars at either tina B. A
% X X depot or that on MARYLAND avenue, viii
serarate PR posaIs are Invited for any quantity,
from tOb cords 10 the whole amount require I; but
no sid viii be entertained for quantity less than
Iics are also invited from parties who will keen
,~i oeiiver il when and /. sach quantities A. nav
REQUIRED, OF sly ACE III and near the city, NOT
Eaeh bladsr viii clearly express in his bid where
and how he proposes 10 deliver the wed
salts to examine and MEASURE the wood, and
p1J mont will y made for such quantities only ~
shOuid a Lid Tor the entire luantity be accepted
loud In the sum OF ttrsi re thousand doll 1Ys,
VII be required TOR the faithful performance OF
the eoNtrset aud q pIoportiOnsi sm1unt Tor &C.
{bsan s cor act s1s .i 2 furnish the
enc Kind Of wood contracted for the same Will be
VIII he charged win The diffe repce Of cost
Each htdier viii furnish With his bid guarsn
aIa:Bpt sa9sl = two third. the .oant OF his bid,
thAt he VIII Hthfn Ten 0ays sfter fts acceptance
execute contract for the same in accordance with
TIE above reguirrulen
Payments will be made monthly for am punt of
wood received II in funds, there after as
furcs are furnished FOR the pRt pose. sH -
delivery OF wood will con- uIence upon entering
mo Contrast, and be completed on or before the
18Th ~ November next
General for Instructions before awsrdin Contract
hi6ters viii address proposals TO the under
signed, plsiply marked. Proposals for Wood >;
sta are invited TO be present at the opening OF
By ORDER of the Qusrtsrmaster General.
y. McFERR4N
Deputy Quartermaster General.
e7s Ht Bvt Brig. General, L 8 Army
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PROPOSALS. FOB COIN.

OFFICE CHEF QrARrrRxsSrsR,
FIFTH MILITARY D.sIRIcr
SALAD NEW OKLE4 Ne; LA ,June IL, 1873.
Cnul A. SlCek Noon, on WEDNESDAY. the irst
Cay OF July, lc6S, for furnishing Tin, arf IN,
NeTs ID partnent with Corn. or An nal nnmber
9: pouEes 81 Oats Barley in sacks az places and
IL Quantities as follows:
austin, Texas, 5 $50 bushels
ont inge, 80 bushels
Tort Clark, 4, go bushels
fort Duncan, s.50O bushels
tort stockton. "a 900 bsshels
- Y OFT Davis, 900 bushels ..-... --
FORT Bliss, $50 bushels e..
Tort Mason, ] Do bushels
Fort Soucho, "a 100 bushels
Tort Quftman, $50 bushels
fort Richardson, go bushels
Fort Grlihn, 90 bushels
Fort Mcha yit, s go bushels
~. camp Verde, 200 bushels. -.t-
Inese amounts, however, may be some hat
c.t1tt cd before the day Of letting the contracts
AZ ODDS IN furnish the above must be for good Z,
sound merchantsble shelled Corn. Oats or Bar
CCer.
Delivery TO commence by the first day OF Au-
Gu-t, leoe, and IL proceed at the of not less
ttsn ohe- bird of the whole amount per moRth !,
GGUry supplied ~ such rate.
Satisfactory evidences of the sOlyency of each
oiiieT ana person offered as security will be
Iylred-
he risht Is reserved to rejset any or an bids
Proposals must be plainly endorsed " Proposals
fer Corn, and addressed "a Breyet Brig. Gen j.
Potter, hief Quaxtsrmaster District Of Texas
al austin. Texss .
By OIder Of bIevet a sjor Gen B. c. Buchauaa.
Brsyet Brig. Gen. aud Chief Quartermastsr,
Is lot Elffn Military District
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ID Z o o A 8.
Ofcs Dspo, aad DisIxsiag Qrsrtsrmastsy,l
Atlanta, Ca June a., 1853 (
Sealed Proposals will be received ~ this once
until Il n. FRIDAY, aly 5, 1855, at which time
they viii Be oPesed, for supplying this depot
500 IoO pounds Oats,
ls4Veo " Timothy Hay, co..
Osts % be put up IN good streng sacks OF three
10 fsur bushels each; standard 81 pounds 70 the
bushel- Corn 60 be pat up in sacks Of two 20
three bushels each: standard s. pounds to the
tushsI Ali to be free from dust, dirt, other
cefeets. and delivered 81 QuarseFnAstsrs Store
house Ior.y tn street, where shsy viii Be weighed
Hay and straw must be well baled, and Tree from
dirt weeds other defects. and delivery % Gov
eminent stable, corner frier and Line ssreets,
Delivery TO Commence july 10, 1853, with one
nj nth the amount Of each. an1 eontiuus n equal
amou uts for the ensuing hye months.
separ ate bids Dnss Be made for each article, aud
IN tri pscate % usual With q CODY Of this adver-
fis4uent attac he'd 20 each.
Bidders are 10 vited TO be present. or represented
n 4 the opening Of the proposals. :
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids on accept or refuss such parts as may be 20
The heat In tf rest q OF the service.
Proposals should Be addressed TO the nder-
al 9ued md endorsed upon the envelope. " Propo-
sals for the delivery Of Forage and STRAW"
By order of Breyet Brig Gen. 3 SAIton. Chief
q n. j. FABNsWORrH.
First Lieut.. saith Infantry, A. A. q NJ.
isBG In charge Of Depot.
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PAYNAsTRR's OFFICE UNITED SrarEsEAy-y D q
No 90 BROApwAy,n. HoRk, June =, 1888. Z
fIoposala viii he rec eiyed at this office until
O'Clock N the 3oth nst for the folio wi ug I'm n
plies Which must be Of the very bsstauslitg, de-
iork Navy Yard, subject to the usna Inspection
Burtap Of Yd-d. and Doris. !"
One yoke OF oxen, TO weigh not less than 8 Oo9
l9s gallons Of Turpenfine; So % feet B. NJ mill
worked toneued and grooved Inch white pine
Boards, second quality; Dbl. McFsrlands metal,
I BHSs an Of Ovianaes . 20. 9 q
IL m hard burned and 600 face Bricks no bbls
Cement, 300 linesl feet cast iron Suction Pipe
S-ineh bell Joints. s.r-T n - - '
Bpreon Of Pyorisions AMI Clothing -.
SC COO lbs COcoanut OIL; white saltwater Soar:
10 esllous Beans; TO- o. lbs Sugar half In half,
barrels, 10 conform in quality aud packag in ali
re- peets to sample at Navy Yard aud 100 Mess
X tiles. all to be Naval STANDARD; 90 Tin Boxes:
20 lbs. =. Nail,i 20 lbs Solder; 2,O0O feet white
Responsible security required for the PROMPT and
aihful delivery OF supplies awarded. Ii
Further fnforms rion with blank forms for hid
ders, to be had at this Office II ~ ~
- v FI, GEO PLUNKETT.
1eH-N 80 .- Paymaster, q. q. Navy,
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IMPROVEMENT OF OGDESsBURo HAR-
II BUR, N T..

u. b. ES6INTza's OFFICE,
OswEGo, " T., June S, 1891
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Will be received
81 this once until Il m. MONDAY, J liy 6. 1883,
Ter dee ne, 10y dredging the harbO Of 0gdsls-
trrg. n 4 so % to give twelve feet OF water at
q i0west stage in the following places aGd in the
SECTION I. On the euter bar across the ch annel
tLto We UPPER harbor nOrtheasterly from the
ia house. where about 1900 cubic ards of hard
ssiS y estimated TO require removal.
- TiuN III. Between the bridge, the ferry wharf,
are TIE Rcme Railroad depot, where, il is esti.
nAted about 3 600 cubic ards Of very nard hard
taken out
AL The material (Which will be measured in
t"s scows) must be dumped AZ least half Q mile
sri cv the outer bar, in deep water, at . point to
abe work must be commenced a. soon a. Hossible
g. rot later than August is, 1906, CONTINUED as
4 ~ as possible ths season, and completed by the
5Vth of November, lSI9.
bidders must propose for the whole work, either
10y cue price per cubic yard for the whole or BY
different prices for each section. The estimAtei
Quantities named above win be used In caIcuIAtn
tie aggregate Of the bids.
lids must be made upon printed blanks, which
Can be procured at this office, or similar written
CLes which must be Pre- perly filed q D and signei
q tDdtcsted All the Information Possessed at this
'ihce VIII be given 10 bidders but all wishing 10
ntraCt particularly requested to examine At
Cgdenseurg before sending In their bids.
q. +. BLUNT,
Lieutenant Colonel Ensipeers,
Ie9-d Breyet Colonel, u s A
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10y GREEN WILLIANS,ugr
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
I No. S26 Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALS FOB GOAL. ~

pR0POsALS FOB GOAL. '1
l.. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
/ ..- BHrsdx o. hagydrtRg aud Prist.aR, =
IL, -. an. .-. i. ..-.. ]. June 2j, lSiS.1
Proposals will he received at this Office antii IL
O'Clock on the 9th day Of July prox mo. for ono
CUMBERLAND COAL. run of mine. 2 Y p
The Goal b be delivered in such quantities and
at such times may be desired, and such points
adIaeent to the Treasury building as may be di.
q IRE Department reserves the right {. reec, any
or all bids If the Sccreta ii for the public
8. CLARK. al
Js "a cost v-.--...t ..k-f Chief of Bureau.
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= . CONTRACTORS FOR DREDdIEG.
Q. 8. FsGIsEER's OFFICE,

Y. D. fNGINEkRs OFFICE,
ECRLISSION, W., June s, 1853.
sealed Proposals vii be received by the under
eEued until the 18th instant, for the mnseda ATE re-
g, va Of about Il, 90 ards of Sand from the shoal
nov existing between the BreakwA.er end the
Nhsrses Of The Hsrbor of Plsttsburgh, New York
be material excaysted will be me- assured in the
tCat- Under the direction Of agent Of the Gov
sruineHt, and will be conveyed BY the persons who
u TfOIEl the dredging, beyond the brcakwater and
drpcsi ted IN the Lake. or received by the United
States as soon as placed in the boats.
Bids for performing this ork in either man ner,
are sOiicites. The proposals. will be opened ct n
N :, and bidders are invited to be present.
Proposals must Be in duplicate, guaranteed and
made out according TO prescribed forms blanks
Tor Nhieh may be obtained st this on ce. They
shoUld he endorsed . Proposals. for DREDGING bar
Der Of Plattsburgh," and addressed to
JeI3td Byt Lent Cai II sa
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OFFICE ASST. O. M. GENERAL,

y NVHNEA not SION ANb 0kIKNE Srs-,
NEw YORK CITY. June 8, 1873.
sealed proposals Tin Duplicated are invited and
viii be received &C this on until Il o'clock m
hONpAl 9Th inst for supplying aud putt ng
lumbus,f. a.: in sceordauce with plans and
sIeei1sAtions which may be seen st this once
About 30 lineal feet are required
Bids vi be made 81 the rate per Ineal feet; will
state thu length of time required 20 complete the
signed BY two responsible persons that In case the
bid ts accepted, Q contract will be executed with
thousand dollars, - erect the fesee in accordance
bid. - =
No bids win be entertained except from person
regularly engaged m the business Of farlishins
and putting III iron fences.
The priviles. 1. re.eryedff rejecting any or al 4
bids. II deemed advisable. : F'rfa 4
Bids should be made upon forms which will be
supplied 1t this on ce, Room 30 endorsed, Pro-
pOsals for Cemetery Fence a. Fort Columbus,o
70 '"e R6FUs INGALLS,,
u 5-J Byt Ma Gen. and A. U. n. g., q. s. A.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Apetioneers and Real Estate Broken
DO. e26 southeast corner Of 1th and D streetu

SASi1 HylSSig 1 ANb sHn s ~ ERnsf Esst
DAY q g n ss a e:
:sd s q P:ai
deoeasss and ethers deSsnds.ts. tie sane being
FL sSss 81 ::
nSn6srsd aso's ni H1 sSs:
and In sSIs,s nine
Brewery Buildings and ysults, and the other In
TSis propeIty frSnts on penn,yl,.p,. .,.,. ana
ss1 rs s f.s ns Nd front .sia
on Nh street east, and i vsil Known a. BsumanuS
NgS D tsy,ms u ala .. .,s...,,.,
tie SSse e sse enss 70 of $.
s T "sa S:
be secured by thsnots. Of the purchaser, endorsed
he mO.ss in osss. and he SsisnoS on .,
The ratification Of the sals by The court. q the
Whole q TIE pglvh.se money is paid. and the sais
:, AZ convey sad rsvsass stamps q the cost
-" deposited " \ r =. i Hsfsf 4 ss1:t
m, a.. s Snhsl HIfSfi 1i 1.s::
.a pE'pt Apos. z. $, SAL Is:,.s ,os,ssos.P
p.sis order S q Fl Es S%fiiL1Ans Aus
q Lsl5Ai: 81 day q july nsss, iss' q sam. me
By order Of the Trustees.
jeN -eo6ds GREEN w4btfAMS, Aucts.
Z RI CO0PER LATIAlR. A ctiosseFs,
Southwest corner Penn'a sve1ue cd Ilth street
- Star Once Building. - -
TWENTY-sIX FINILY LOCATED BUILDING
LOTS In UNI0NTOWN, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, july Yth lssa "A
eoslock, on the premisee, We shall cell. = Suild
ing Lots situated on the high ground aad near mar
Pierce and Taylor streets -"
This offers fine opportunity 10 parties ofssoder.
ate means 10 secure home TO specuI eSsro = an
Investment, for the Town Is grsdualiy tGorov isg,
partcularl ~ in that locality. = = : 4
4 ple4 Of the property can be soon ct the once
Of the Auctioneeu.
Terms nsde known ct sale. =
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u W y
SENATE OF The UNITED STATES, J &.
OFFTcE OF THE SERGEAyT-AI-ARMs,
WAsHINGToy, June 18th, 1858
until IL NJ. OF MONDAY, July 18th, Is IS, for the
d, liver, q, TO the Senate of the United States
MACE COAL.
Also. ltp cords of best BAKERS, PINE WOOD
a and 50 cords of good MERCHANTABLI OAK
MOOD. :
The Coal to be Thoroughly screened, the Wood
veil seasoned. and the who.e packed away in The
Senate vaults under the direction Of the Chief En-
aineer or Assistant, Who will also weigh the coal
aud measure the wood. = ~
GIOBGB T. BROWN,
Jel9-dtd sergeant a. Arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-27
Try WIN. l.. WALL 8 co, Auctioneers.
" Stores ais and 3l1,
Southwest corner Penn Q avenue and 9th strsss
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CBAAHCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
WEST.
BY yirtue of a decree Of the Supreme Uourt Of the
DDtrlGt OF Columbia, sed June llth 1855 in the
cause z WheAtleyys. C1smpit, ct al, No ass
equity docket No. 8, the subscriber will sell Al
fniic auction, on the premises; on MONDAY,
yuly - az pa o'clock, p NJ certain real est ate in
ing Psrts of lots Il and i, in Todd subdi vision Of
original Lots numbered seven, a D eight 81 and
Iine, o. In square one hundred and TIVE, iOS. and
described as follows:
Beginning for the same at Q point on the east
Gde OF 2lst street west, distant one hundred and
nty tl5O) feet from the northeast corner Of G.
greet north, and running thence east one hundred
ue feet. thence north and parallel with said 2ist
street hNeen tl6t feet, thence west enc bu ud ed
ClUe feet % said 2st street wet and thence with
the line OF said 2lst street west south fteen JI5l
eet 20 the place Of beginning, with tse buildings
n ghts and ap purtsnances e. the same belon einQ
witn night Of way reserved over the rear three
ihe alley teh lot feet wide a. the south Of said
Lots and y, for the use Of the above Described
real estate. #t N
Terms One half cssh balance in six and twelve
months; Sao viii be required when the pro perty
struck on II the terms of sale are not com Piled
with IN day from day of sale the property viii b.
resold ct the cost and risk OF the deiauitin pur-
chaser. - - -
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