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PROPOSALS.
PH S9ss HSp E r9R TgsNIsHISG IREsH
MINI OF ThE PLATTE.
hs1dghdrtsTS DEPARTMENT Of the Ptatt,.
Cs'ce CsiSf CODlNissars Of SHbs,Stsnc>

PlnffF
tPcs CatQ Cog1Saissary Of SabstSteHce.
Sal, 0raata. Nstrasfa, Nay Is 1853
rt ~. Ss Isl. fse 81, d
4eSS; e. At tn, S oSs and e The once Of the
f rai: S e. PsSSssas; !,
I fsrt sasisrs f., rori E s.aasS sibs'ien' d
from hs soes 10 the for Net
f CT, ke1TSsy, Nes Sss eonp.ny:
North Platte: Nebraska, eome Smgan'ss
si SIS s ssa.iSn q q somp.nies
koIt A Russell. D. To y e com p.nie..
Si! sa s.rss.H Z :sS s9ss..i''
r. ies riss xs., ~ s the line OF the r. X Z;
North Platte river com panies
,o There Is nothing po.,iv. . to the number of
Is as close as can be stated At th. sine.
the Ss S S at all The posts on
ing Fort kearnsy, Neb where il win CONNIE nee ON
sisee shsre Il Il vii Commence on an n. G5s
hr.i DAY Of August 1855.
The eontrset, viii AZ expire on the Isisu thirty
At, The Bss.tO = q good, wholesome; and market.
hiai quarter, meat, necks, shanks and kidney tai.
The necks OF the cattle shall b. cut of a, the
onn 1 JbI !oI9t, and the breast trimmed
from three four inches above the knee joint and
hnd quarters from six to eight inches above the
Zach beet when dressed must ne. at leas, 400
pounds
The contractor will be required to furnish,
weigh. and issue the beef the order Of the post
sommIssary 1he place from which to issue the
as transportation for the beef from the place Of
slaughter to the place Ofissue The place of slaurh
ter Will be .eleeIsd by the commanding oficer Of
"a pot sushtes houses and corrals will not
The contractor at each post not situated on the
railroad will be required to have on hand at the
supply Of beef cattle and forage to last through the
Proposals will be considered for each post soma.
rately Tor sroups of Two or more, or for all the
groups, snd are also willing to take them separ-
siely, should offer separate proposals for each of
Proposals must also state at what price per
pound, net, will be furnished such number of beef
age. in good healthy condition, average weight
loco pounds gross and none received under 800
pounds on the hoof s may be needed 1t each Of
the posts named, during the period Of the fresh
Proposals will be enclosed in an envelope en-
properly addressed.
Each copy OF each proposal must have a copy of
TN. sa.eIussment "a slip from . newspaper
Proposals to receive consider alton must contain
the written guarantee of two responsible names,
We, county, in the State OF =, and
antee that should the proposal Of - be accepted
~ shall be iulhlled according to its true purport
The responsibility of the gurautors mu.t be
shown by the ohcial certificate Of the nearest L 8.
trict Court, or commanding officer of q military
post
PAYMENT viii be made monthly the funds fur.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids IL
such course should be deemed for the interest of
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
~ sroer Of Bvt. Maj. Gen. Augur;
y got Byt Lit Col and Chief q. 3.
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE rELEGRAMA, &c

MT Bright made q speech q, Liverpool rs~
,erasy IN which he strongly supported Mr.
olads'one's Irish Church oil, and urged tue
Ptorie oil England TO support the Ii beral party
a. ,he only means o. adjusting the dissension
ieIshd snd OF perfec;ing the union OF the
country with England
he British War once has received l,t.r
! oLspa iches from the troooD in Ahysstuta vhe
,. VIZ sun on the way 20 the coaSt The rsanv
So NOn mas set In with the usual violence and
IN .. place sih natives were drowned
The cincinnati Chamber Of Commero. h,x.
sdoptsd n rule, 10 90 into effect july Isl. thst
hsrreled n>ur y unmerchsniab unless the
head il lineo; ii pnlined the seller or owns
must pay for lining.
II h. believed Ia Louislana thSt the fortheom
ing military ordey relative 20 municipal eiec
tons viii install all those eHCted who can take
he test oath. the order 70 Take effest abovt the
18th inst
The New York Chamber OF Commerc. h,ye
endorsed resolutions OF the ~ Louis Board of
Trade M favor of reducing the Nhisky tax u
hny cents, and reducing the tobacco tar.
The New Nsrk Grand Lodge OF Masons
elected yesterday James Gibson, GRAND MAs-
ter, John II. Anthony, Deputy Grand Master
Christopher Fox, Senior Grand Warden.
The London Herdld says the Queen left Lon
don, a. her phys iCians advised her that t
would be preiudicial TO her health TO remain
during the hot season.
Governor Hartman. of New Hsmpshire.
was inausurated and delivered his annual
message yesterday.
Canada is still preparing against Fenisn ia-
vasion.
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DELIBERATE SUICIDE OF You've Girl
Eva Ellington, girl ID years old, committed
suicide 10y drowning IN Lagrange, Ne. one
one after noon last week. She left home about
O'Clock, and going 10 the Postoffice. wrote a
letter and mailed il TO a friend at Bangor, when
she went TO the mill-pond, about TIVE miles
from her home. calling little girl and asked
her 10 80 up the stream with her. She went.
and Miss Ellington took of her hat and cloak
gave them TO the little glrl, requested her 70
give them 10 her mother, babe her good bye
plunged in, and before assistance could b. rem
dered, life was extinct
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III GREEN !,;SI 4 WILLIAMS III Ian,
No. 526 southeast corner of It'll and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND BREWERY: ON PENNSYL-

TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND BREWERY. ON PENNSYL-
NANIA AEENUE AND 9rH 6TREET EAST
. Under ana BY virtue OF q decree Of The Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia, passed on the
18th day OF May, A. ID. 1856. wherein Vim @ Staetter
10 complainant, and Catharine Baumann, g xecutrix
OF the last will and testament of Paul Bsumann
deceased and others defendants. the same being
equity cause No ,n69, the undersigned trustees
sell Al public auction, to the highest bidder on
THURsDA Y, the 18th day Of June, A d. 1858, ct s
numbered one ID two al eighteen ls,l nineteen
90 and twenty l20D in Square numbered nine
hundred and twenty -four ts24,l with the extensive
Brewery Buildings and Vaults, and the other i'm
provements thereon.
This property fronts On Pennsy lvania avenue and
9th street east having front said avenue of ia
feet and inch, aud fronting 2l6 feet and 10 inches
on 81 street east, and is well known as Baumand
New Brewery.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are
as follows One third of the purchase money to be
paid In each. and the balance in two equal install
ments In six and twelve months, the deferred pay.
ments to be interest from the day of sale and TO
be secured by the notes OF the purchaser endorsed
to the satitfacton of the trustees one-third Of
the purchase money in cash. and the balance on
The ratification of the sale by the Court at the
option OF the purchaser.
The title of the property to be retained until the
Whole Of the purchase money is paid, and the sale
ratified by the Court
All conyeyascins and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$3.50 deposited at the time OF sale
F Mn MsAHIHTIdTSSSLLY. Trustees.
my 2s-td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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pROPOsALs FOB FORAGE AND STRAW.

HeddqVdTteTS DEPARTMENT Of the Lakes J
ChIsf pHarfeTUdStsr'S OfrS,
Detroit, Mica, NAV y, 1858
Sealed Proposals, in dup licate, with a COPY of
this advertisement attached tn each, are invited
and will be received ~ this Office until IL A. NJ
SATU RDAY. June 20. 1885, for furnishing Forage
and Straw in such quantities may be reQui ed
for issue at Detroit, Fort Wayne and Fort atiot,
Mich
Eelivery 10 commence July ], 1853 and to con-
tinue until September 81, 1855
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Forage
ard Straw. b" and addressed to the under igned
For further particulars apply at this Office.
By command Of Bvt. MAJ. Gen. Pope.
J. d. BRIGHAM,
Chief q n. Dept. Lskes,
je4-6t Bvt Brig Gen. u 9. A.
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DROPOSALS FOB FUEL.

HEADQ RS DEPARTMENT OF THE LAKEs,)
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, )
DETROIT, MICH, May 2S, 1858.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate with a copy Of
this advertisement attached to each, are in vited
and will be received at this ONCE until ii a. m !,
SATCRDAY. June 20. 1883, for delivery:
AT Fort Wayne, Michigan, l,90 cords of Hard
W God and 80 tons Bitumin Gus Coal Briar Hill.
At Fort Gratiot, Michigan, go cords Of Hard
Wood
Bids should Re endorsed Proposals for w God >,
For Coal" and addressed to the underst kned
For further particulars, apply at this office
BY command Of Bvt. MAJ Gen. Pope.
j ID. BRIGHAM.
Chief Q. n. Dept. Lakes,
Je 46t Bvt Brig. Gen U. 9. A.
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DROPOsALS FOR QUARTERMASTERs

QUAkTERMASTER, 4
ST. Louis, Mo-, June ], 1853
Sealed Proposals will b. received at this once,
uniIi clock m, on the 9th day of June, Is s.
orthe delivery at this depot of the following ar.
IL sheets of Oiled Paper, full sheets, > each
leO bTooms, corn tsacksA,) per dog
100 Lamp Chimneys, 50 each os 1 and 2 each
Wheels (well 8 arm. } each
6Buckets (well swiveled handles, each
800 pounds Leather. harness, best merchantable, }
% sides Leather Bride best merch antable Der ID
IL Doors, 31 feet, panels, raised, Ia inches,
IL Window Sash, 10 by IA. Ia, plain, slights, per
ITO pounds Cast Steel, sqr., assert d. y, q, and
la papers Stove Polish, per paper
SO pounds OF White Lead strictly pure, Der Ib
5pouDds OF Lamp black, psr ID
~ cans Grease, "lubricator,n per lib
~ w Brushes, No. ii, Adams or equal, each
IL gallons Coal Oil, lie per cent. test, (can,D per
20 gallons Linseed Oil. raw. (can } per gal
20 do. Eeatsioot Oil, do
40 do. Tur pentine, do
The articles will be required ss called for above.
subject to inspection, and packed according to the
usual specifications.
Bids to be made in duplicate on printed FORMS to
ditions. ~
BY order Of Chief Qusrtermaster Military Di.
vision of the Missouri.
q. W. THOMAS
le5N Bvt. Lieut Col and d
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~The Rev. j. McMullen. ID. ID. of New
York, has addressed To Bishop Scott q pro-
a discussion upon the merits of Catholicism
The challenge has been accepted by the Rev
III. Madison, OF Jersey City. on the condition
that the discussion shall be- confined TO what
he considers Mr.. McMullen's principal ques-
ton: sIs Romanism a corrupt form Of Chris
tianity, IN other words, no ChrlstIanityr
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
D = A Il D =

j
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE. =
WARRINGTON. May ~, 1853.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this on ce
unti the a IN day Of June, 1873, at IL O'Clock IN .,
ICr suppylnR the assessors and Collectors of In
ternh Revenue throughout that portion Of the
United states lying east of the Rocky Mounts ins
except Montana and New Mexico, with the Sta
tgneTy required for use in their respective dis
trIsts. Tor the year ending 3fth June, 1859
NJ proposals. will be &C nsidered unless accompa-
nled by -Atisfactory guarantees that the contract
NJ awarded, will be fait hfully executed
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject
ANY bids or parts of bids and TO any bids or
parts OF bids which the interest Of the Government
may require.
The bids should he addressed to the Commission
er OF In terpal Revenue, and endorse ''Propos ais
for supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue Of
hcers.H
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be for
varded from this Office upon Pile alton with con-
Citions under which such articles are to be deiy-
erred A ROLLINS
1,-eot OoTnmis.ion.r
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

n
On the petition of ANNE wH M Ii iSs' of
patent granted to him the I'D day Of August 1854
and relssued the sth day of January, 1885, for inn
for seven years from the prstion of said patent
which takes place on the 22d day Of August, 1888
Patent Once on Monday, the 10Th day Of August
next at IL o'clock M; and all persons are notified
said petition ought net to be granted.
Persons on. opposing the extension are required TO
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of.
nee, which will be furnished application.
the s twenty days
me Gay OF hearing; the arguments, if any, within
Ordered also that this notice De published in the
RePHbiican and the I1telligcncer, Washington,
Ohio, once a week for three successive weeks; the
nrst OF said publications TO be ut least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing A. NJ. srorr.
my e6-wsw Acting Commissioner of Patents.
GTHRD s q TEE PE4NN2 EEtcs
petition of ySsEPh TUeE II BfSsk
to ting Sf dsy q #
snd also granted in England the 25h day of August,
ac for seven year. from the s1prssion y
sao pa'ena which takes place on the 18th day of
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 10th day of August
ne e,it at O'Clock NJ; and al persons are
why SAID petition ought not to be granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are required 70
hle In the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth IN writing at least tceRy days before the
gay OF hearing; all testimony filed BY either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
mony must be filed in the once s,csx.y days before
the DAY OF bearing; the arguments, any, within
Ordered alse that this notice DO published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington, D.
u, and In the Tribune, New York, N. Y,
once . week for three successive weeks; the
hrst OF said publications TO be at least sixty days
VI A. N. STOUT,
my 23-W3W Acting Oommissfoner Of Pstenfa
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.


The swim, oommodious ana staunch Pa.seness
steamer ARROW, Thomas Stack
pole, Commander. will leave her
Wharf, foot of Seventh street. ct M =
m daily, Sundays excepted Tor MOUNT
sERNoN the Tent Of washington. stopping e
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT. and FORT W Ash
NSION. Returning, the Steamer will arrive q
Washington about . .. m, giving ample time for
passe myers whO wish 10 leave the city the sams
svesins to take the cars for the North. West, and
Fare 70 Mount Vernon and return, fncIsdins
admission 20 the Mansion and Grounds, els.
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels and
board the Steamer
The Arrow can be chartered by private part -
for Excursions On the Pot mac, leaving her wharf
at 5 clock m. Apply on bosrd, or 10
JAMES sYKE General Superintendent,
ap "A I'm once, Willards' Hotel.
THE sTEAMER COLUMBIA has resumed her
IINeTSS and BALTisShE, Isssi eaS
phl MORNING. ate clock and Baltimore every
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock So
viii stop at all the principal landings on the river
for passengers and freight.
For further particulars inquire Of
THOS. w RILEY SON, Agents.
Riley Wharf, ct the foot Of
mhA-T&fm Eleventh street
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS AND FUEI, FOR
LIGHT VESSELS. &C

Z
Supt'S. OF Lights, May Is, 1858
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oe,ca
until IL O'Clock m, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
tiops and Fuel for the Light Vessels and Tenders
in this District and for any other glt vessel and
heht house tender as may be called for, for one
June. 1859. inclusive. The rati.ns to be of good
and approved quality, to be deli alon gsie Of
the light house tender other vessel provided for
the purpose, at Boston and be stated in the bid
accordingly, in good and sufficient pack ages bar
rels. boxes, and cases, and in good order for the
light vessel, once quarter free of all Expense to
the United States, agreeably to specific atoms
which will form a part of the contract comic of
which may be had by applying at this Office
Al bids must he sealed and endorsed " ProposAls
for RatiODs and Fuel for Light Vessels ~ and then
placed IN another envelope and left at or directed
10 this ONCE, prepaid IL sent by mail.
BY order of the Light House Board.
THOMAS Russell,
Je3 OF Superintendent of Lights
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No 526, Southeast csrner Of 9TH aud d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.


TATE Io'
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
April, 1853 in the case of JnO Heating and Others
We. Sarah A. Heating and others, Equity No 209,
the undersigned, appointed trustees by said de-
heirs of ell the real estate Of the late George W
dece ased will offer at public auction at the
premises, to the highest bidder. on THURSDAY,
ing described real property, viz All that tract of
land lying and being in W sshington county, Dis
trict Of Columbia: near the northern boundary
line OF the city of Washington adjoining the lands
Of the late Joseph Gales and others and lying along
Lincoln avenue, containing g acres and 30 perc
the part that hiss been taken therefrom in widen
ing Lincoln avenue, supposed to be about one
acre. The improvements on this tract consist of a
large and substantial three story Dwelling House,
entire building; also, very large brick building
used formerly as a slaughter house This prop.
erty is handsomely situated, and will be offered in
shape, will then be offered according TO q plat of
subdivision that will be exhibited at the premises
Terms of sale: One T. ird Of the purchase money
stalments At twelve and twenty four months the
purchasers each giving netes or bonds with en-
dorseTs approved by the trustees, bearing interest
from date, and lein reserved by the trustees I'M
til all the purchase money shall be paid
deposit of $500 will be required of the purcha-
If sold in the bulk and S5Ofrom each pu
in case it shall be sold in parcels
All convey ancing and revenue stamps to be at the
charge and expense of the purchaser and the trus.
in case Of failure In any pu rchaser to comply with
the terms Of sale within five days from the date
thereof, at his risk and cost;
%%hhfkE s E SSni Trustees.
my 22eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON-
TlNUED en- THURSDAY next, the llth instant,
je5 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DPOPOsALs FOB FUEL AND HAY.

HEADQRs DEPARTMENT OF THE PLArry,l
CHEF QUkRTERMAsTER's OFFlcE
OMAHA, NIB MAJ Is 1879
Sealed Bids, il duplicate, with guarantee u ened
BY two res ponsible persons, not bidders, and &C.
companied ~ a deposit Of Sl0o. will be received
l.eo. Ter the aeliyeTy Of the following named sup
Plies at the points design ated
FORT kEARNEY. NEBRASKA
40 cords W God and SIS tons Hay.
FORT MCPHERSON. NEBRASKA
las cords Wood and 60 tons Hay.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
10 cords Wood and Is tons Hay.
FORr sEDGWICK, COLORADO
I5Oscords " Ood and 40 tons Hay.
SIDNEY. NEBRASKA.
70 cords Wood and IS tons Hay.
YORT D. A. UsSELL, DAKOTA.
5OOO cords Wood and 100 tons Hay.
FORT STEELE, DAKOTA.
100 cords wood and SIS tons Hay.
CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH.
] 100 cords wood and SIS tons hay.
Fids invited for hay In stack or In bales.
Bid. will be received Tor any portion Of the SUP
plies required, and must be made separately for
ese h post named.
The delivery Of the sup plies TO commence upon
the perfecting Of the contracts and OF the
whole amount TO be delivered each month anti the
delivery 10 completed
Full copditio ns ~iIl be made known and blank
bids fuTnss be 4 on Application ct this once.
Bids from c0ntfScSors and bidders VINO have
heretofore failed TO comply with their agreements
will not BE- considered.
BY order Of Brsyet MAJOR General Au9ur
Brevet Rrigadsr General,
ea6 Chief Quartermastsr.
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
u Stores 3 > and 3l1
South corner Penn avenue and 9th street

PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX VALUABLE
At ACCTIOS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June IL. At six
Q clock We shall sell, in front of the premises
Lots No. Las, 10, subdvided in square sa AZ and
rear the corner Of 5th street east. Alss, half OF
Lots No. and 5, in square ga
The above lots are in a good and improving part
Of the city. and oerl inducements TO procure gooi
building lots.
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in 6 and u
months with interest, the deferred payments TO be
secured by deed Of trust on the premises All
conveyancfng and revenue STAN the cost of the
purchaser. A d. posit Of $40 will be requi-ed a.
soon as the property is sold.
yes W. l.. WALL & co Ancfs
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DROPosALs FOR FRRsH BEEF
HeGdqVGrtsTs First Military District,
Ogscs ChIst C0HImiSSaTy Of SHbSi fencs


CIgkoe Chisf C0mnqiSSaTy OF SabSi Sfsnes,S
kiehmORd, Va, June 4, 1853. \
Sealed Proposals.. in duplicate, will be received
az the ON &c OF Byt Major W. A. Hderkin. Capt.
and z > Richmond Va, on MONDAY, June is,
II 9 Al u N Ter all the FRESH BEEF required
~ Richmond. Va. for six months from July l. 1888
or such less time as the Commissary General of
Subsistence may direct The beef TO be deli yered
on the orter OF the undersigned Of a good mar
ketable quality, Of equal proportions OF fore sud
hILd quarters; tnesks, shsnks, and kidney tsliow
20 he excluded The necks OF the cattle slaugh
tered TO be cut on at the fourth yertebrAl Joint
and the breast trimmed down The shanks Of fore
quarters be cut from three four inc hes aboys
the Knee Joint, and Of hind quarters from six to
eight inches above the gambrel or hook Joint
Bidders are requested to be present TO respond TO
their BIDS and prepar Of to give bonds FIR the full
me Mt Of their contract.
Proposals. mast be endorsed distinctly. PrOpo-
sails for Fresh Beef. at Richmond, Va"
Ire undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
bid, tor good cause.
Proposals v i'll be received AZ the same time and
t!sce for supplying Fresh Meats for sales officers
81 Richmond, Va during the same period.
Blank Fcrms for pro pOssls will be furnished upen
aIpiiCation TO this Ofhce.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, &c. as
heretofore.
10 command of Brevet MAJOR General J. NJ. Scho-
he'd. W. A ELDERkIN,
Byt. Ma and 3, L. 3 A.,
J. l-5t CHIEF 4. :. First Military District.
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nY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctieneer,.
- Late Clerks with J.. e. Mcclure Co D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street
(Star Once Building

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ nder and BY virtue of a decree Of the euprs me
Court OF the District of Columbia, bearing date on
the 18th day Of May, A. d 1866, and passed in a
certain cause pending in said Court, wherein viii.
liam Johnston and wife are compliments and
Ellen fowie eft al. are defendants, mo. l.27s
hguity viii efter for SALE at public auction, 20
June, d. 1855, at 8 eclock D m, on the premises
LOIS bumbered 10: IL, L. Is And Ia, in Square num-
bered slf. in the city OF Washington.
Terms of Sale, as prescribed 6y the decree, are.
One bali cash; and the residue in two equal in
staimsnts at and IL months, with interest from
day OF sale to be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee: All stamp: and conveyancine at cost OF
with within fve days the trustee reserves the
right TO resell at the risk and Of the defautinq
purchaser, upon one weeks notice. published in
Sc me newspaper printed and publ shed in the city
of W ashing ton.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee
COOPER LATIMER
1e 55taw3wdds Auctiopeers.