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changed hands at prices which indicate decline
in the market Of l5920c. per bushel In rates, as
compared with those ruling at close OF previous
week. We note sales to-day OF los sacks green
Western at s5c.; $50 do. at &c.; 500 de- at &c.;
100, $50 and 800 do. at 90c.; 500 do. in second
hand sacks at goo so and 500 new at 81, and 1850
sacks old white corn at 81 per bushel. Receipts
for the week II, S0l sacks. Sales COLO. Exports
900 sacks.
OArs-with only a moderate stock operations
IN this portion of the grain market have been light
throughout the week, and exhibit very little, II
any change In rates from those quoted at close
of previous week. To-day 300 and 800 sacks were
sold at CSC. per bushel. 4453 sacks are the
receipts, 32S5 the Gales, and 20 sacks the ex-
ports for the week.
BRAN-Has continued to rule dull and dropping
the entire week. Receipts have been light, with
out any demand to enliven the market, and
prices have declined l0c. b 100 fbs- during the
time. 400 sacks were sold today from landing
at 81 Is u 100 lbs. Received since Friday last,
340s sacks; sales 1850 sacks. Exports 10 sacks
to Florida.
HAY-This article. which has been somewhat
scarce previously, has commenced TO come IN
rather freely during the present week, bat re-
ceipts have been mostly of inferior and ordinary.
with a very small proportion OF either prime or
choice, and prices, with dull market, have
steadily declined, with a difference in rates of
from S5d7 q ton in favor Of previous weeks
rulings. To-day 500 bales changed hands upon
the following terms. viz 200 bales Ohio river in
10 T. az sol 5OG22 100 do at S22. $50 do at $22 so
and so do. ct s23 y ton. 1851 bales were re-
ceived and $3.50 sold during the week. No ex.
PoEx-we have no movement whatever to note
IN the market during the week under review.
Prices have steadily declined. with difference OF
| 81 today In favor Of buyers. as compared With
prices cleaned last week. We now quote mess
sac and higher as to quality. Receipts for the
week. sS9 bbls. Sales $50 bbls. No exports.
BAcoS-very little animation has been the
noticeable feature Of this portion Of the provision
market during the past week. With increased
supplies prices have steadily declined, and today
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No More Copsiba and CubeDs.
GRrnAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
AATICO vE0ETALIa

IN eek medicines failed these prsparstioss
On Avayb eject fhess rapid and sxfraordnAy
recent and chronic Of prysss dises.s
fhsy used the hospitals Of Pa BY the osebrAtsd Dr.
Rcord and found greatly superior 70 ell htb eo known
mineral remedies end Oopaiba Cubsbs rhs infection b
~ n rsosus md capsules IN more chroate eassA
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GRIMAULT q CO., CHEMISTS
q Rue RICHELIEU, PARIS

Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA
PREPARED By GRIxAuLr a Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments France England and Germany have
prov that these Gig rettes sovereign remedy Tor the
above distressing affections, especially when BelladoAn
Strsmonium and Opium have failed to give relief.
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MASONIC.
Stewart W. NJ; John NJ Aoor. s.w.; N. W. ". Vernon ,
W.; james Hough. Secretary.

Stewart W. NJ; John NJ Aoors. sw.; n W. W. vernon j.
W., james Hough. Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE 70. na
Grand Lodge Hall. n. o. ofheeu-y = Decsstro " n
A Dssola w.; y. Becth, W., ". white, SscrstsrJ
UREKA LODGE NO. H.
woodvfIie Jackson Parish, La OHcsrs-C n. Howell
VIM; E. Jackson S. W; o. W. Lylss. J. W.; w. L Red
TULIP LODGE NO. LIS.
Tulip, Claiborne Parish, La O1hcers-H. b. NcClinden
WHO L. Hays. s. W.; T. B. TArkintOz. }. W; b Q
Frazier, Secretary.
cADDo LODGE NO. l7a
Shreveport. La orieer-P. W. II. Cummings, ". NJ; >
Y. Laws, & w.; v n. Robson, J. W.; Secretary
LTTTl & FLOCK LODGE NO lsa
Gflnisses Bluff Sabine Parish, La oheers-Wm- NJ. Al
tony ". NJ; Charles Bennett g. w.; Geo W. Well J. W.
N. K spreight, Secretary.
JEFFERsoNIAN LODGE NO. lsl.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La OHeers-Ohss e Crsv
ford, v NJ; B. s. Logan. s. W.; L. T. Scott, J. WI l.
Laley, Secretary
SAN TODD LODGE NO. Is7.
Sugar Town. Calcasieu Parish, La onRcers-John Dow
w.M.; l. L. smmons S. W; d. A Cole, J. w.; @.
Richardson. Secretary.
LoxGwooD LODGE NO. Iss
Hess Mills Caddo Parish, La ofcers-ThOs. r vauehsA
WV; T. Cole, s. W. q. B. Currie. J. W.; J. N. Cerry
ton, Secretary
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. lsA
Spring Greek Church, Washington Parish, La oesr'-
Hardy Richardson. W. NJ; O. P. Bailey, s. W.. r. 4 'er
klns J. w.; J. c. Fieher, Secretary,
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO l5.
Big Cane, St Lsndry Parish La ofhcers-Gso. W. Bens
a-.h W. N a q W. n O. Hays, y. W; o
8 Smith, Secretary
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Fiat Lick Claiborne Parish. La. Ohcers-W. r. Heysn
W NJ; Henry Jones, s. w.: R. Z. Hasty, ]. VI.
GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA
Il. r swassy, NJ. w. Grand kaster, New oresRs
s. q. Parsons. R. ". Dept Grand Master, Bastrop
s. o. scruggs r W. Senior Grand W. Cloutierviile
VIM. McDuf r W. Junior Grand w., New Orleans.
Samuel NJ. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer, New cElea1R
Jas O. Bachelor, W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR.. C. s. Hedges, w. Grand Chaplain
NJ T. BRAY. W. Grand Senior Deacon. Sabine
Jacob Kile, W. Grand Junior Deacon, Kile's Mills
J. W. Homan, W. Grand Marshal, Nes OrlesnA.
Rene Lafan, ". Grand Sword Bearer. New Orleans
N. E GiraId, W. Grand Pursuivant, Vsrmilionvlle.
s. o. Smith. Big Osne; PHI Bidsult, New Orleans, J.
Hawkins, M1nsfeld; ssmsel Levy, New orle4ns-E
Grand Stewards.
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand ANIMAL Convocation second Monday in fesruss
each year
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GRAND r. A. CHATTER.

GRAND K A CHAPTEh.
Samuel N. Todd, NJ. E. Grand High Priest, New 0ress
T. q. Parsons, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. @. Stirling Grand King, Bayou Sara.
H Breen, Graad Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r swssey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans.
Thomas B. lawson Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph P. HoOr, Grand Capt of the Host New orleAs
4. Tisdse, Grand p. B., Monroe
Henry Hamburger Grand &. A Captain, New Orleans
W. W. Leake, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara
NJ. X. Girsrd, Grand Master Second Veil, Opelousss
". =. Raiheigh, Grand easter First vei, Franklin.
r. 8. Bzrke, Grand Guard, New 0rlsans
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THE CAR CONDuCToR

Ha, there is plenty of fault found with me-
plenty. don't attend 10 folks; don't see '-m
y mile down street; j don't sop long enough
while they get IN and out; / am gruf with men
and cross TO ladies. haven't Anything 10 COM
plain of-of course not.
But perhaps 4 might say a word for myself,
for all that could tell You that have some
thing 10 bear besides bleak winds and driving
showers, late hours aud fatigue. In the first
place, there's the Directing geutleman-the tall,
stout man, with the big pocketbook, whe doesn't
care for penny, but for the principle of the
thing. Is II my fault that demand sixpence Of
him! And If not why should he cali me a
swIndler, why threaten met I'm not the COM
pany. / wish was; I'd be better OF
Then there's the young lady who always
offers the $40 bill 20 change. She does IL ON
purpose, I know, and yet must smile, because
she is a lady, or be talked about for want OF
politeness. And there are the two ladies VINO
stop on the ear steps to bid good by and send
loves 10 those al home, Just when we are behind
time, and have but ten minutes 20 get TO tue
depot IN. IL I'm not to say hurry up TO them,
what's 10 bccome OF me.
And ta'loresses-how hate tailoresses: that
is my car. How moral woman conTIves 20
carry bundle of costs three times as large as
she is herself L can't imagine But thew do fr;
and. what is more, build mp a barricade with
them that no conductor can pass As for the
RAINY day folks, with umbrellas. / wish ther..
was law against them. As pass mp the car
10 collect fare, trip oyera dozen of EN-, sharp
ferules enough 10 cut one through 70 the bone:
and then they scowl and wonder AZ me-"
Then there are blowing ups. Don't get 'eng
All! The lady who wants 70 get out exactly NJ
No. 10, and never mentions the fact until we've
come 10 y. Talk about woman's smiles
their frowBs are all a conductor ever sees. I've
had 'em pftch into me. metaphorlcally speak
ing, for what could not help. H1ou might
have stopped before! I never did see such a
mani Why don't You attend 70 your business,
On, dear me. shall have 10 walk ever so far,
and so muddy! III remember this. NV hus-
band Is cquaIntsd with alderman. You'll
not keep your place long, can tell wont on!
I've left my parasoll There, now, don't start
until I'm out or III have you arrested L
have TO take 10 coolly.
Then there are two old gentlemen who want
10 60 out 10 GEORGETOWN and try % pitch
themselves ont al every corner all the way up
under the impression that they are there al
ready; and the young man who will stand on
the platform; and the msrket- bias ket with the
loose handle, which will fall of the crank and
will not go in at,the door; and the sleepy per-
son, who has 10 be walked mp for his fare aud at
his destination; and the Ill-tempered persons.
who will not make room Tor others; and now
and then the upsy person, who needs putting
out; and could tell you other things 70 prove
a car conductors life is not quite that OF Para
disc, Only the bell warns me that 1 haven't
time for il.
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LUNAT1C AsYLUNs AND PERSONAL RICHrs.
II seems that New Jersey n not the only STATE
whose citizens are liable TO summary arrest
and Improvement in lunatic asylums without
sufficient proof Of insanity; a. least. IL we may
credit the circumstantial accounts OF a case
which came before Judge Mansfield yesterday,
and is reported m the morning papers, this
may happen IN New York According 20 these
accounts, Mr.. Marinus w. p. Cooke, VINO has
kept a public house on Long Island for SIX
years past, was seized on the 18th of August,
while on the way from this city 10 his home,
by his brother-in-law, Mr.. Foster, aud a po-
hceman and carried 10 the Kings county Luz
naiic Asylum, and kept there until the Ism,
when DR.. Mead, the physician m charge. be-
came satisfied OF Mr.. Cookies sanity and dis
charged him. MT. Cooke makes nj complaint
of nl-ueatment n the asylum, but says that
his seizure and confinement were without war
rant of authority, and that be was not subject
TO a medical examination either before or after
his seizure. He charges his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Foster, with the seizure, and says that
Foster desires to get possession OF lis property.
This OF course Is an pdrtc statement, but il
demands thorough inyestigation.-Nep York
Post, 2iA.
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf GoOPER LATIMIk, Alctisneers,
- !Lefe clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure q Co..
southwest corner OF Pennsyivauia avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building
PIANO FORTE, HAIR CLOTH PARLOR SUITE
BRUSSELS AND Sh fHRrIpLfr0 s ekEpITs
arc. AT AUCTION,
90 On TUESDAY, September ssth, at 10
NYy O'Clock =. m, We YIN cen, at the resi-
!" oence of q lady declining bou pkee nj az
northeast corner Of Pennsylvanis avenue and sist
street, an excellent assortment Of Household ar
niture, &c. Wensme In part
t.1eno Forte, Cover and Stool
walnut Parlor Suite, In Hair cloth fs piecssD
Brussels, Three.ply and Ingram Carpets
walnut Centre Table. Whstuot
Walnut Extension Dining r able
Mahogany Game Seat Dining Chairs
Marble top Bureaus. " ashstsnd and I ablss
Bedsteads, Wsr6robes, Bureaus
Oak Marble TOP Cottage Set
II sir and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds. Boleters, and Pillows
Chandeliers. Tin Toilet Sets
Gilt; Framed Mirror. Window Shades
Crockery, Glass and Tin Ware
Large Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
PC "a dts Auctioneers.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&M g

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
8M
MORT Or, s:e EsS TSs MsT
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
1890, ?. 4:20, $40, and s:2oP.M IrIF
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except su nday, at A. M. and A:SO
,.. FOB ANSABPooLJIs
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
1s T9R BALT 5aoBa s.o,r
FOR wAF STATIONS.
Leave at : A. NJ. aud 4:20 and $50 P. NJ.
Leave daily, except s.t1rdsy and Sunday, at 9
On saturday i NJ, and i;2SP,M
,s or Sunday d a 1 sRd only Rs'
Throash ticket. 20 the West can be e, had a. the
Pepnsylvanis ,srehue. Passengers purchasing
have their baggage called Tor aud checked at their
residence, taken TO the depot, aud put In the bag
For New York. Philadelphia, epd Boston, see
advertiser Mt Of ,sdhr9Tsh Linz ne Tr,n.,,o,
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent.
seH GEO 8 kOOHTZ, General Agent.
TBROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fHSihEA NV xoRR. AND g. -
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK now run follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. ,rithoEt cianss Of o1rs.
Leave daily except Sunday at A. NJ, and
1890 and p. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texcept tundayb at . A. NJ. and
1880 and $40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 9P. M, and Philadel-
phia at $40 p M.
Sleeping cars for New York on P. M. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had at the Station once at ell hours
in the day. Also, az the Companys once, No.
400 Penn sylyania avenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets at the Avenue Off ce can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence taken to the depot, and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West.
i'll. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
L. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent
seH GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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SwEDENBoGIAHs.-W. q. Day, Of Ohio, a
minister Of the New Church General Confer
ence OF that Church in the United States, is in
Petersburg. He is now, and has been for some
time, the TndeS says, acting as a missionary m
the South. looking after the scattered believers
and spreading knowledge of has doctrines In
Georgia the number Is greater than in any
other State. In South Carolina. there are also
good many, embracing i'm both States some
Of the most influential cit zens, who have
tormerlv occupied high positions In Floriaa
and Tennessee, there are few; in New Orleans.
quite large congregation. In NfrginIs we
know OF only two organized churches--one a.
Norwood, in Nelson county, ana the other AT
Abingdon; with q number Of individual menu
bers In various parts Of the State. In Balti-
more there are three congregations, numbering
about seventy five COMMITMENTS each, and in
Washington another about As large.
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ID A n K r 'PT SAL E.
$4,000 WORTH or DRY GOODS

$4,000 WORTH or DRY GOODS
Will be sold at Public Auction, commencing
MONDAY, October 5th, 1858, on the premises,
Forest Hail. No. rs High street, Georgetown,
D. O. The whole stock in Trade, Fixtures, &C., of
Ross Bioksler, Bankrupts.
se2i-td HAWKINS TAYLOR, Assignee.
by +. wHETLER q CO., Auctioneers,
- No. oil Louisiana avenue, bet. eth aud 18th SITS
opposite Seaton House.
FRAME HOUSE ON THE ISLAND
AA BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date
E";H October 18th, 1853, and recorded In Liber r.
-AM ID: No. %. folies 1853, 354, &C., one of the
land records for Washington county: District Of
Columbia, shall offer for sale; on TUESDAY,
September 18th, 1858, at 5ls clock ., m, on the
parcel of ground in the City Of Washington known
as part of lot numbered fourteen. IA in square
numbered three hundred and fifty three, 1851 be-
ginning for the same at point 10th street vest
eighteen feet north OF the southeast corner of said
lot. and running north Is feet four inches thence
west ninety nine feet ten and one half inches,
I99 l01s y; thence south fifteen feet four inches,
$50; thence east ninety nine feet ten and one.
half inches, TO the place of beginning, being on
the west side OF 10th street west, between ID and
streets south.
Terms cash. All conveyancing and stamps at
the purchasers cost. A degosit OF $50 when sold.
n p. CALLAN. Trustee
Sc is j. b. WHBELEB CO., Aucts,
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UGH,-On Sunday evening last about s
o'clock as Mr. Charles Craggs, Of this city was
standing in front OF the Episcopal church, at
tentively listening 70 the music OF the choir, he
was attracted by some thing glistening on his
clothing near his waist and putting his
hand on il, was considerably shocked 90 dis
cover that a snake had quietly wound itself
around hrs leg aud crawled mp 20 his waist
With q feeling of Ter ror he shook OF the hateful
reptile, which quickly ellded away through the
grass The course of the snake on the Clothing
OF Mr. O. was marked by streak Of slime
The unwelcome visitor raised Oharley's hair.
and the young gentleman respectfully protests
against the visits of such unwelcoms intru-
ders-C.mberlaad MAJ Ctpilsaa-
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woNAN,s RIGHTs IN RUSSIA Relriar
paper observes that one OF the innovation An
Ruksfa especially indicative Of moral proeress
and Improvement has bean the estao. Is hmenf
al 81. Petersburg. OF q university for women.
where they receive q superior eaucation
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~ Recent news from Berlin gives AZ I'M
favorable account Of Count Bismark,s health
He can only obtain rest by restoring 70 brandy.
and deleritm tremens is feared
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING THIRD OR
II DER LIGHTHOUSE AND KEEPERS
DWELLING AT OR NEAR ST. SIMON'S,
GEoRGIA.-Sealed proposals will be received at
this once until CLOCK p. m, on FRIDAY, the
2th day Of September, 1865 for furnishi ng the a.
terisls and labor of all kinds necessary 60 con-
struct. erect, and plete q third order Ii Chit
house and keepers dwelling at near st. Simon s,
Georgia, in accordance with plans and specifica-
tons which may be obtained mon application to
this Office. W B. sRUBRICK, chairman
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE LIGHT- HOUSE
Board, WASHINGTON CITY, August ~, 1858.
an % 2aw3w
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WILLIAM GUINAND,

WILLIAM GUINAND,
w DEAIERIN
COAL, WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, &c.
Central Once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, betweer
9TH and It'll streets west. Branch Yard, corner LIST
street east and street south. Wharf and Steam
Saw MIL foot of Sd street east. Large Wharf accom-
nedsttons for loading end unloading vessels and
storing goods. COAL BY the cargo at Philadelphia
prices. JELLY
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RY WIN. L. WALL 90, AuctioneerS.
- Stores 81 and 311,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9Th street
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF CAR.
PITTS, OILGLOTHS, &C., &C.
In q few days We will sell at our salesrooms q
large assortment Of the above goods. Due notice
will be given of the time OF sale. The cons,gn-
ments will comprise some Of the finest goods in the
market: Fine English Brusssls, Tapestry Brus-
sells, Three ply. Ingram. and other Car pets to-
gether with Rugs, Olcioths. &C..
sel9 WI. WALL 4 co, Aucts
lY COOPER B. LATIMER, Auctieneers,
- Late Clerks with j. q. Mcclure & Oo.J
Southwest csrner Penn. avenue and 18th street
(Star Once BuildingD
CHOICE COLLECTION OF GREEN HOUSE
PLANTS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. September 30th.
at 10 clock We will sell, at our Auction Rooms q
very hne collection of Green House Plants, COM
prlslng Geraniums, HeIiotropes, Bouvardias. Be-
gonlas, Ferns, &C.. very desirable for green house
or window decorations
Terms cash. COOPER & LATINER
seq dts Auctioneers.
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Owe BOTTLE OFRESOLVENT BETTER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, OR d.
RECT DIURETIC RENE DIES.
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner eth and d streets

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
E% Of the District Of Columbia passed on the
18TH day of December, 1857. in a cause In
chancery, No. ,092, in which Eliza A. W eber is
complainant and Mary A. Weber ct al. are defend
ants, will sell, by public auction, upon the prem
ises, ct 20 clock p. m on TIL URSDAY, the sth
DAY OF October next, 1868 the south half Of Lot No
Il, in Davidson's subdivision of Square No. l63
the said south half of said lot me asuring Is feet
Inc hes on 18th street west, BY depth of l0 feet,
property fronts on 18th street west, between and
streets north.
Terms: One third cash, and balance in equal in
stalments at six and twelve months, and scared
10y netes with deed of trust upon the property to
secure payment.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in five
days after sale. the property to be resold at the
cost and risk of the first purchaser
The purchaser to pay for stamps and all convey
ancing. NJ. THOMPSON. Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ne lS-2awkd TRxpressI Anctinnaars
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tlN GkEEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Eatata Broke y

tlN GkEEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26 Southeast corner Of 7th and ID sts
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date June
9th, 1851, to the subscriber, and duly recorded in
LlbeI L. O. E., No 9. foios 23S, the east half of
Lot No IL, fronting 2 feet inch on street south
In square yo, opposite the Philadelphia Row, be-
tween 1lth al d 18th streets east. shalt sell the
above described premises, on FRIDAY, the I'd day
ofOctober, 1868, on the premises, at o clock D. m
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months,
for notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed
OF trust on the premises. All conveyancing and
revenue stamps q, the cost Of the purchaser $50
down on the day of sale.
GEORGE O. b. MITCHELL, Trustee.
pc % 2awA6s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

"A LINCOLN DEPOT,
J WARRINGTON, ID. O., Sept. l9. 1855
Will be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY,
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock at the Eastern
ssl Bales Of IA weighing about lO2 ,os6 pounds,
being unfit for issue.
The Hay must be removed Immediately after
sale.
! Terms cash in Government Funds
: BY order Of Bvt. Brig Gen McFerran,
Dep. Y. N. G. u. @. A., and Chf. Q. NJ. Depot of
Washington.
A. p. BLUNT,
se2-6t Bvt. Col. and A. q. M, q. s. A.
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. PROPOSALS.
DBOPOSALs' FOR THE GRADING or GER.
TAIN STREETS IN THE SIXTH WARD.

wAsHIS6Ios, D. O., sept IS, 1859
O'clock M, on MONDAY. October 5, 1861. for
Grading and Grayeiing Fifth street east from q
street south to Virginia avenue under an act an
proved October "a, 1856. 49, - - -
Also, for Grading and Crawling G. street south.
from Iogrth TO sixth street east, under an &C, ap
All of the surplus earth, Including the ,and
gravel and stone. to be deposited wherever the
Commissioner OF the Ward mar direct No mart
OF me appIopriaa9n viii be paid until the work
has oeen approved by the City Surveyor the Com.
missioner, and the Assistant Oommi ssioner
kaca DID must be accom- ,anied with the gu srsu-
Zee OF resPonsib bic party known to be SUCH that
u accepted the bidder will execute contract in
eGe ioIm, and perform the work in accordance
. The right is reserved TO reject any and all bids
do so. ..-.r " w
lows. " "
Il, A b. guarantee II this bid be accepted by the
mayor, that the bidder will enter intoa contract
i9r the same, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope. - Pro-
possls Tor Grsding and Crawling and addressed
TO the Mayor. B. b PLUMsILL,
Sc IS I'd Commissioner OF the sixth Ward.