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New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
NIyETFEN NEGROES DROWNED

On Sunday last party of 20 negroes, many OF
them under the influence OF liquor started from Bur
gesss MIL, on the Satila RIVER IN sDan ealDOht 10
attend meeting at JedersOnton On the way the boat
Through the Bsmanagsnen OF those who we're sailing
It, was capsized and ~ Of the party were drowned The
etlers saved Themselves By cngng 10 the boat until
heip arrived OF those drowned IL men, the rest
the bodies, and up 10 O'Clock Wednesday AFTERNOON
II bodies had been found. lSayannah News, June &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

that no one could recognize the features II was sent
a. s city and placed in charge OF Mr. Rowland the un.
ueItaher me safe and American Express trunk were
] ny divers from the wreck Of the Morning star and
S Heh 70 Detroit by the tug Relief Last Sunday some
% VuI IN Ihe lake, III small boat found menOran-
uin DoOk n0ating. 1t contained some SCRIP due bin
sV ana hve orders, autographed each for 81 on the
tt,NtSDuIgh ana Lake Angeline Iron Company One of
i te BOYS was son OF Mr.. William Morgan The name i'm
'ne DoOA any, Is not known. lCleve Herald July l.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE

By Canal RIiro1i and IfsseLA
Il bush. f1I5 hnsh oats,
301 bob NAL % bush Beans O h6ls Corr Meal 35j hb- Fol
7,l bs CoitoH ptss Butter 2tO pigs Land 43 pkC Cheese
ISL rk Fgg 7l pkg Petroleum, 81 pig. Ashes 20 Pigs Oeasr
POI ptga oil Cake ~ Pkg Lard o. " bales Hemp - bas Hops
lhts Dried Arps bales Woo. 1901 sies Leather 70 boxes
st,reh l 900. Copper hbis and tcs. Mossc ~ hbS Sp'
Tur-rle $50 bbs Eos 30 bids Tobacco J boxes ahl cases
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
FRIDAY, July 3-P. VI.

Gold closed at 14Ol. The clearngs at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were Si7,5SO,OOO and the balances
$2,2lG014 Is, Government bonds were dull at the
closing prices Of yesterday. There but little dis
position shown to operate and no large amounts
were offered at quotations At the close tho market
a fraction fiTmeT, but transactions of
importance were made after the Board
State bonds were steady, with an improvement on
Tennessecs which sold for 724 for eXcoupons and II
for new bonds Virginia per cents were strong.
North Carolina per cents a shade lower. Mis-
sissppi per cents were firm at 9ls Railway bonds
were dull. The sales of Central Pacific bonds con-
Time heavy, and are in excess of the needs of the
company. Express shares were steady, with small
transactions. The railway share market was firm.
NewYOrk Central sold at 135. Erie under reports that
the suits had been settled and that John Stewart jr,
and JAS II. Banker were to be elected directors was
very active, selling ut II; closing 704 bid. Reddlng
was neglected and sold at 95ia963, and closing 81
bid the bulk of the short interest closed yester
day. and the break has effect on the general mar
ket. Northwestern shares were excited under re-
pors of largo earnings The Preferred stock sold at
81 closing so! the common at 793 closing 71s Rock
Island was firm Mich. Southern was heavy at 81;
the balance of the lot closed steady Government
Bonds closed steady at quotations.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
THE MoRNiNG STAR DISASTER.

Two men who were fishing at Euclid Creek
sunday found the body Of child between and two
Years Old floating IN the lake IL probably one OF
The sufferers from the Morning Star The men brought
the body 10 the city and delivered IL 10 the police Still
another body OF child was recovered Sunday, some
distance down the lake off Euclid II was apparently
d about three OF four years old The body far de-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
TOtals........I ga IA Totals....... 81

lst ID ID 4t6 5,h 9th 7th. s.h. 9th. Totals
EfstaIp..::.: Ma,as ..::.: : ! 6 : ! . J. %
Fou baund catches-Iol S. Jewe Foul fy cahesHodes 4
Alison IS: Jewet 5; Devyr Umpire Mr. Frank Norton Of the
National Cub Of Washington Me Watson and DoDtan
Tina NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

UvrrgD STATES TaE.srRr NEw YORK, jane - ~ G -
DEDEMPIlON OF L. :. LOANS OF 1871
II AND s4-In pursuance of rnrious tie SECRETARY Of the
Treasury. boie I ni states bonds Of e loans OF vs. ana
are hereby notified bonds m be- redeemed 80 TIE treasury Ne
patt~nt Washington the Office Of tie Assistant Treasurer u
krsYork o dad lr hc rH dag gJmy 5 WoNm"ii ana uA'
interest aforesaid bonds sl ceise lter june 80 ust
All BE- assigned to The Secretary oi TIE treasury OF re-
denpOu ami udo by the party To whom payment elH'e 70 o
r,....--
whore cumeu eecuie representative or iducs
eaparfy the authority make The assignment must aa
pBy tie eerates should t.a evidence he ALREADY ie WIZ the be
psrtert The d. of transmission the bureau in which t Vas
lodge should be stated. - . o, ,, Hi, 49,. .,,
h ruonnatoas paees and other date above required
tlufil Is s-t firfh. ~ H. 'AN bl'l.t .'ss,- 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

Iu a For'yiree Thousiri Dollars 1909
All arsiAcl 10 Secretary Of TfeAur, for Refempt o1 BY
JAMES g. kINGS SONS
july l. 1913
All pc, are forbidden negotiate these Bonds and are requested
conmurrie luy Information coHccruE The .lme 90 - ~
JAMES q. KINGS SONS
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
CALENDAR FOR MONDAY.

u,xp CorR1-TRI.I TgKN-Heh by GROSS JCour, opens at
O'Clock a. n
1904 .Darrin agt. Moore li..Gbtons agt eeh0hheu
1855 Wilson Kennedy III. BeTnlemeI AZ" IeAsse ,p
5l7 Fitch AIT Rornsten Ii hanges agt ~ l. ana W. D.
1851. Jacob agt Welp. . NoupAui.
i9s9 rV,,si ,g4 ~ Bu.n l732. Hafrson
1864. .Kl o breu i1S,'' " MhIthuIss ~ S'''
1919 r Thompson ag Travis 90 Ehheet abL piusl;
15lB. Keyser S9''scH'ebe @Eh F'OeL
=. Hall Agt Heterman
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Al ,tv reW calendar will be up for the Superior Court Tor
october Term. .svin. Oh. r,..spt
~ an ca, now calendar not settled or dSconunned
An oase not noticed will he considered a. seiuto I"
and viii not appear upon the calendar III, L.. II
All eA1ss VIII O' ~ 1I ~ JAMES ~ SWEBNi, Clerf.
Nep York, June q, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

EOR SALE-ST. LOUIS and IRON NOUN
u TAIN RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS SEVEN PER
CENT INTEREST PAYABLE August aud February Nearly
S8OOo been the prperty ony S4000
The nearly s500 Tie entire proceeds Of
bonds extension II is destined TO he Of the best roads
the country constructed and bad throughout several bridges
Of ron PIERS Price s7 This includes Eve months inter
Vi. O. MARQUAND, Vice President, No. a WalsL
TNO LOAN on MORTGAGE upon CITY
PROPERTY double the value Of the loan the
es Of $1,000 $4,000 $500, and S3250 Apply TO JAMES
PRICE. No 2oO Hnisonst
INDIANA WAR BONDS.-NOtice is hereby
that the Agent OF State has funds for the redemption Of all the
Outstanding Indiana per War Loan Bonds II said bonds are NOS
be used for other
W. Q. GRESHAM Agent Of State.
STATE oP ILLINOIS, TREAsURERs OFFICE. ~
sPKINGPiELD, May n, 1868.
N'HE INTEREST which will mature on the
Monday July 1863 upon stock Of the State Of Illinois, and
principal by law payable by the state
Illinois upon bonds Of the Counties Of Hancock schne
the CITY Of Quincy the state of Illinois which wi
then mature paid THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK the City fNewYok from the 6th 20 The m days inclusive
OF July prOxmo GBO W. SMITH, state treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIasr CALL
l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
Siuantial.

m the Counter Of the Rcdcmp-
the United states Suh.Tlea .nry, the following
nds, Of tie Loan Of i8i3, rrder.lab.e aiter Jaly
New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
THz OcEAS NATIONAL BANK OF TAE CRY oV \

CoxvERcs FRS IN.uRANcE COMPANY oG NEN,loNN,{
oVFIcs, No. q wALLsr., NEv.ioRE, Juy ls6S
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
this day declared SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND of 1--WE PEA
free om Government taI payable on and after htdhesly
the gh irst T. HOXiB Secretary.
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CLOTHING, DC.
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE DEPOT COaMISSAhY OF sUBSIs
" TENUE.
w.,rr Fnshisston, ID. C.. October 10. 1855
"ANiEp- S.S barrels q No IisUa
p Pr0poss's received until II m on the 9th inst
SehoI'loLs made known by tho unJsrsigpej.
Oo "ft II. BELL, u. 8, L. b A.
PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF.
Hsadquarfs-s First BIiIita,y District
Og.ce CirsJ Com. OF Sa5S,s'sass.
blCHACNB. Va. 0ctobe- IA, ls53 \
ctsit1 Froposa!s, IL Up,icste. will be recei ed
81 lhe once Of Lisutepa4 Jsnas Curry, 5th ArtiI-
ley -. :. =, Fort NJ nTCe, Va. on TUESDAY.
OctoherN, lsas, st u 81. fcI All the FRESH REsF
neault ca AZ hSrfoik ard PORE Monroe. Va, for six
mont from November Is 3, or such less tins "a
ne tohGlstAry GtneTrl o. subsistece mar Cirect
ne BEEF 10 be delivered thors on tbs or isr of the
acInyCoIumis airy Of Subsistence a. tina. clac.: oi
ss'Ooend ma hetahlc g1ality. in email p-an1r-
.ot 10. OF Tore and hind qusitets, (necks, shs1ks,
snu ~ ne! tahow TO b. eso'Hlet.i The necss If
ie ftuie Slaughtered TO he ont Of at the four n
ysrtetrat joint, and thu brea.t Trim nod down
me shSpks OF the forsquartsrs 10 be cut from
tnree 10 four iuChes above the nea joi mt and OF
hlndsuarters from six to eight aches sboy. TIE
gsnhrel or hook Joint
bGdt r. are requested TO bs present to respond to
thelf dos, and BE- prepared e give bonds for the
iuIhlm6 1t OF their .n;raet
Proposals must be e1do-s' d distinctly "PrOpo-
SAG Tor rTesh Beef At Norfolk and Fortress Mon
the undersigned reserves the right to re iect any
bids for eooa cause
Conditions, requirements, pay msnts, SC p, &c, a,
heretofore
BY Command Of Brevet Major General Stoasmsp
W. A kLDsKkIN,
Brevet Major and Chief q 4
ceI-o First Military District.
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ROAST DONKEY Everybody who has ea,eu
roast donkey has pronounced IL excellent In
haEor Il Is said 10 resemble turkey. though the
color is considerably darker. The ACCOMPLISH
ed gourmet IS aware what animal ~ - that
contributes most largely 10 the composition OF
TIE best sausages IN the world--the Lyons sau-
sages. The animal in question is a very clean
ieeder, cheap, hardy, and subsiss easily at little
cost and n seems within possibility that DON
keys may De reared on the poorest commons not
only as beasts Of burden for the use OF the poor,
but as a luxurious addiuon 10 the banu ueis OF
the rich; and since France, Austria. Russia,
Belgium, Denmark, and other countries have
taken % hifpophagy, the donkey may be ex-
pecied, 2t an early period, 70 make a successful
invasion OF the United Kingdom in a new
CharacteT-AdcntlldEs Maga-ine
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RAILROADS,

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ y
WasHIssroN, 1855
Trains between wAeHINGTeN AND BALrI-
MORE and wASBINGTOH AND THE WEST.
are nov run follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
1880, ?, 4:sO, $40, and sac P. H.
FOB ALL WAY sTATIoNs.
Leave daily except Sunday at A NJ and 10
,.. FoR A AN Pc
or from Annapolis Oh Sunday.
Le.,. a. $ A re y . sst .1iS oBa $50,
Leave a. 4. 4 T s.nd Eco soo. and s'sops
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
ss!. dsi1y eEse, s1s s:t15ds and Sunday at
On Saturday at "a N; and t;2o III.
nsoiiDs st Relay STAT N With train. from Bali
more TO Wheeling. Parkersburs, &c.
sisn 6 hs s ss hnS the
iR;s snn, ayesue Passenger. pnrchssi9 s
have their basgag called for and check cd at their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
For M.w York EsisSslshi s.. spd Boston. see
]. L. WILSON, Masaer Of Transportation,
j.. ". COLE, General Ticket Agent.
seF GhO kOOhTG, Generai Agent.
,VHROUGR LINZ DETwEEN WASHINGTON
NEW ihaSs xofh, 9A -
WASHINGTON. lSS.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK. cifhopi thaass Of GAYS.
Leave daily except Sunday 1t A. HI, and
1880 and z. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept tundayD at A. NJ. and
80 and $40 NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at P. n, and PhiladeI-
phia at 3:40P. NJ.
daily.
Through tickets to PhiIadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be Rad at the Station 0fhce at ell hours
IN the day. Also, ~ the ,lonpsny's Office, No.
400 Penn - wanna avenue. Passeng ers Purchasing
tickets At the Avenue office can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot, and put in the bag
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adve isement
for schedule between Wsshin gton, Baltimore, An
La polls and the West.
il. WILSON. Master o Transportation.
l.. d.. COLE. General Ticket Agent
&c IA GEO. 4. hO0NTX. Agent, Washington.
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DRUGGISG.-It appears though a new
crime was about 70 become familiar IN the Do
lice reports Of the cities of the United States
Murder and robbery. formerly ACCOMPLISHED
by the old established methods OF pistol, club
and knife, are now being done By the means OF
poison from the apothecary, and the wicked
practitioner OF the CRIME of dragging, are on
the increase AS 70 number, aud grow bold and
not Al ali wary, As they progress IN this more
recently adopted science. la our own city, a
case is before the court, IN which a man stands
charged, II We are not mistaken. with being &
party 10 an operation whereby a stranger
among as was be~ildered. made sleepy" and
was afterwards robbed and a few DAYS ago. a
case was reported in Worcester winch ought To
excite both sympathy for the victim and alarm
tor state OF society which permits such things
70 be done. Some months back a man gave
ms testimony before q New Jersey Grand
jury, IN the matter OF two individuals charged
with robbery. He is the PRINCIPAL witness an
the case, and although the charges are lot m ain
tanned, grudge springs up in the bosom of
these men against the witness. aud be IA watch
ed rom that day forward in the hope Of afford
ing tnem an opportunity for revenge. Tbs
wished-for moment a. last arrives. Securing
the services OF female accomplish, the uufor-
tunafe man rs Inyelgled into the trap prepared
Tor nm; IS d-uEged and. in a state OF partial
lnselsioiilty, carried 70 Albany, where the wO-
man purporting 10 be his wife, has him incar-
cerated for insanity The scheme succeeds from
first 20 last, and the prisoner is absolutely COM
PEELED 20 make 4 representation Of the facts 10
The authorities Of his safe ia order 10 secure A
release. Tvs own word, and perfectly sane con-
dHIon' are not enough. but all these formalities
are required 70 give him back his liberty
NetC E9te7 Courier.
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TO- MORR0W,

Kh SDNPEs 4 LAT1hER. AuctioIe-r.
tLste CLERKS with J. q. Nca;uire a 60
soutn~est ceTrer Pa avenre Rp- lith s.-nef
'star Once BuildiusJ
BostWoop PhbLoR SUITE paNasK CTR
SA.ES' thLAET, ThkNk PIN AND ~
ShhiN hhFETs. CHANBfR AND DIsING
hOof ftRSlTURE, AT AUCTinE
III on WEDNESDAY, NOkNlN,; Oc,obar
w. te ust lss at 10 O'Clock at ao2 Peuns
F1SNehue, ieiveen a. and 9th streets ". 81. N
isell very eNcelle 1t sssortmen OF N ou.ahols
A. hlc.es furii ture. oomgri 81 az IN p.rt-
hVs' o RAZOR suite. - pieces, upholstered in
Crimson ii D.nssk
namssk Curtains
Marble top Ceuter Tsh'es Easy Chairs
Nsl Martle top Si6sboard
Va uUt Ntepsi IA Dining Tables
walnut Leather Covered Dining Chairs, Arm
Velvet, BIussels, Three pig, aud Ingram Carpet.
Walnut Marble top Buresu. md wssh,t,-ds
v at ct Rtdstesds and wsrsrobe-
Feather Beds, Bolsters sUd Pillows
spring, Hair and Hnss Mattresses
GLilts, BlsI kets, aLi Comforts
shetts. Bc.ster and Pillow Cases
Hat rack, Step Carpets, and Uilcleths
LARGE Quantity Glassware
Cooking aud Heating Stoves. Kitchen Requisites
SC.
TeIRAcash. COOPER LATIMeR
&C I-St Auction eers.
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TIE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

They E4ualize the Circulation, Purify the Blood,
and Purge Corrupt aud Acrimonious Humors and
retained deposits from the system in six hours.
AS A CATHARTIC they increase, when .us.
pended. the periostal6ic movement OF the bowels,
Their infuence IL exterded tSrouebout tbe srsam
Rureing the retained deposits In the stomach into
the psncreas aud liver. in the promotion and i'm.
crease Of the flow of bile aud pancreatic maids.
PURGATIyEs OF common aloes exert their ac-
tion on the COLON and rectum by irritation Of the
or its secretions Such cathartics are unsafe in
pills for general use The common Cathsrtic Pills,
De given in cases of inflammation, or whea there ia
liberation Of the intestinal canal.
The APERIENT and mild LAXATIVE p-oys,
Tres Of RAILWAYS PILLS are the best safeguard
and malignant fevers, their 5aIsaplic, hsa!ia9 and
soohinS PropeTttsS protect the coats OF the slimen
tsry passage against the rritant and scrid humors
OF the fsuces.
The EUTEITIOCs and TONIC properties OF
these Pills are Of great service in depicting fevers
and KtsrJHS dtSrh1rgsS, ID Sevise diHHtT Pill TO
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEDATIyE properties aIlay pain in the
nervous system stomach and bowels, either from
1nnanAIn@non' eohe' hsiuience' wind, cramps, &c.
Their CoUSTER IRRITANT influence extends
zion, consestior' or irritation. stim9latin@ Ire
blood and nervous fluids in the cOngested vessels,
s1u t4udhLihg principe OF
Counter Irritation Is generally applied to external
remedies Its application. internally, In the form
OF puTgauye medicine, eXemplihed in Railway
Pills. has proved a wonderful curative principle.
readily Withdrawing from the blood and fluids their
scrid and Irritating kumors.
AS DIAPHORETICs OR sUDORIFICs they
stimulate tbS secretions of the skin, induce exha
latiOn Of OtstIUctes peTsp iTation.
THEIR DIUEETIC prophecies act on the Kid
reys, correcting AID regulating the fOw OF
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS p-opristies stimulate
The liver in the secretion Of bile and its discharge
through the hillary ducts. In all cases Of Hsa4-
Grhs, ydHrdics, Bi.toay AitackS, S1fr0n coE0Jsi
S3-iu. IMPEkFECT DIGESTION, caused by the
over flow Of bile and its mixing with the blood,
these Pills in doses of four e. six. will quickly reg
SI1tsthe action Of the overland free the patient
from tn o. diff CUltIes. One two Of Railways
Pils taken daily. BY those subject bilious pains
regular and insure healthy digestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the &C.
cretory organs that have di iculty In discharg-
ing The CONTENTS OF their bowels, that In the
habit OF taking Pills or opening medicines, should
cry box OF Lese truly excellent Pills The han
pEess of their effects the system, and the salts
Iactsry evidence one box will give you of their
wonderful curative powers will convince you that
Sour faith and trust IN them will become firmly es
Ssblished.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

ShE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, MILES
~ AND UESERNICEABLE UUARTERNAS-
TER sJ08kS AND CLOTHING. CAMP
AND CARBON kQUIPAGE.
CHIEF QUARTFEMksrGR : OFFICE.
FIRST MILITARY BISTRlCT.>
RICHMOND. VA, October IL 1905 \
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Govern
ment Storehouse in this city, ON SATURDAY.
October "a 1858, ct 10 o'clock a m,
Ia CONDEMNED HORSES,
CONDEMNED hULES
Also. an assortment of unservicesble Quarter.
mast ct o Stores ard Clothing. Camp and Garrison
EIuipase. coDsistipg Of Boilers. OiiSe Chairs,
ONCE Decks, Cook Stove. Fixtures, Stoveptps
lsi Scutties, q large lot Of Heating and Cook
stoves %agon Bows, Feel Boxes; Curry Combs.
agoh Wheels. Files. Water Ru ,kets Grain
Sacks, knspsscks, Bedsscks, Picks, Shoyels,
Grades, Add tents &c
The animals viii 10 sold singly. the other stores
In quantities TO suit puI hssers. All articles must
be removed within two osys from tate of sale.
1trms Cash In Government fuuds
by command II Breyet Major General George
StoneHan, commanding First Military District.
JAMES M. MOORE,
Byt 1t Col aud NJ u y A,
CHEF Quart ern aster Is; Military District.
&C 20 At
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OROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEE

Headqys Frs. Military Dis,,irt
tJ'es (hfJ toR,DiSSdry Of Subsistence.
RICHMOND, Va. October "a, 1875 \
cesied fropossls, in duplicate, will be received
al the ono OF Lieutenant W L. Sherman II n in
isniIy, A @ $, lli.ms burg Va, on re ESDAY.
october lSa AZ IL NJ, for AL the FRESH BEEF
f feamhsa az Williamsburg. Va for six months
~ ON NoVemter i, 1865, such less time a. the
Semmistsry General Of Subsistence mar direct
ne peel 10 De delivered here on the order of the
AcIhg CCInilsssry of Subsistence at that nj ace of
gocd and marketable quality in equal propoT.
uSisG lore ana hind quarters. (necks, shsnks
;b na sahey tslsw to be excludes The necks Of
xertebrsl JoiLt, and tn breast trimmed dorn
ne shanks OF foreqIsrters TO be- cut from three to
ICot lbchts above the kne- joint, and of hind
or hook Joint. WV -""Oiei
Bidders are requested to be present 70 resp,nd
fulhlment OF their contract " ''
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly ''Prooo.
sails Tor fresh Beef at WiIlamsburs, Va
Tie unders e3 reserves the right tC reject any
bios for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, &c,
By command of Byt. MAJOR General Stoneman
W. A. ELDERKIN,
bSt MAJ. ard Chiet Gem of Subsistence,
Oo ~ u First Military District.
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RY COOPER LATIMER, hucticneers
~ Successors 20 Jas. &. Mcclure 4 Co.
Southwest corner OF Penn q syAnue and lltn stree.
Star Once Building.

- Successors % Jas. @ Mcclure 1 Co.,
eouth"est corner OF Penn ayenue and lltn street,
Star Of1ce Building.
~ By virtue Of q deed Of trust, executed to me
E.,5 on the llth day of November, A ID. Isl, and
IN Ises H1 ths cay t 81 ,SsysmSsr A.
District of Columbia, shall offer for sale. on th8
BAY the apf b ss s SSSs asS.p On saTH9
:. M; al that certain piece CT parcel Of sround
twenty-five (25) feet north Of the southern Lot
numbered seventeen 90, Square seventy G0l. &C
said line intersCcts the western boundary Of Twen
nG stIse, Ss r0psing thspse along said
line parallel With street north one hundred 100
feet theneS south twenty Eve sI feet in line
enc hundred no feet TO the place of bsginuing-
containing twenty five hundred square feet. more
of two-story Frame Dselling House.
Terms: Halt cash, and balance in ak and twelve
months. STAMPS and convey ancing st the cost of
.,a,.,, JSSER,H y. CLARK, 1rs,iee.
EsY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Anctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers,
No. SIG, southeast eoIuar Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEE ssALB OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rhhh ESTATE ON 1rH STREE- ROAD,
.TY OF VA sdiNGToN, d. c, = = 0Oo "
"a By virtue Of a de0l OF trust from Nicholas
= The I SSte . safoi siS d hs
september. A. ID: 49,, az recorded amongst the
laUd records Ct the county Of Washington, in the
District of Columbia, N Liher Il. M h No Ia
folios ls, IN, and la3, will sell, at public sucfion
On the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the tth SaV OF
November, ISIS, a. Eel Jck e. N al ia. niece or
rercei OF ground situate and being "a the coJInsv
OF Washington, in the District Of Telrr,bia 49,
part Of tract OF land kno vn as Mount PLEASANT
and described IN certain plat OF sUhdivision %
Isr, OF mount fIessaht, recorded in Litter .. A
o9upty, as Lot 59, the sad lOt being csutAiaeS
pat OF plan If said subdiyi-iou of said v. - 81
Mount Pleasant, together with the buiidisgs i'm
proftnlentsi Tll ats prfviieges AID appurtenanoss
TENS: ne-third CT the purchase money cash;
reaicEe IN s;x and tGelve months; the deferred
secured by deed OF trust On the premises solo.
81 cOnNeyanc'Bg anf stamps at purchaser's cost.
$40 down 1T tln's Cf sale.
IL the purchaser fsii 10 comply with the terms OF
sale within i've days from the day Of sale the
rtn cSys' notice. JOHN KfLLIaN Trustee
oc6-cSes GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts