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V,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
PENSION OFPICR, July 18th <lS66.

UEPARTMEST OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFBIcR, July 18th 1855
Which .. shs to S.
P G date sSs aS IF ss
ni ssa :aan
No, 40, for 100 acres, issued under the act
s MsTsa = Nay es E s nM Mar 81 Vaughn
No. Gs,sII for ieO acres issued under tRe act of
I'd Va. al AZ fas s, q %sT
Il for or! lay acres issued under The act
was granted August 10. pis. May a,iss. o'A anu
ssT i0 ,ss i.gs9 under the act Of
Charles MsGraw deceased, and was gr snted August
IL ny iss = }, MMaya, i isS aero.
and srahted 6etober ISIS q May IA s'l''
March 1855 in the name of John Dyer, and was
eIsnted lyme q 1856. Maya, ISIS.
March 8 1855 in the name Of barbara Ballet, wild.
ow OF JssSb Ballet, and was granted July IL, 1886.
No a oss for lD acres issued under the act of
Sw 81 NGnoias bl9ss ana was granted September
No ~ sss for $50 acres, issued under the act of
minor child Of doses Gaiiebu sh aecessed aDd Ias
granted December IL. 1885, May 2, 1873 =
March 8, 1853 in the Of Heinrich serding, and
was granted January 2, 1857. May 2, 1853.
80 iof aCfcs. issued undcr the act OF
March 5, 1855; in the name of Hannah Fritz, widow
Of christ an Fritz and was granted March s. 1851.
No 60 Iol for 100 acres. issued under the act of
March 3, 1855 in the name Of Abraham Walden,
and MAS granted March 10 1881. May 2, 1873. :
No o4ii for leo acres, issued under the act Of
was granted April 6, 1851. May 2 1873 - =
NO ~ 4SS, Tor lj0 acres, Issue under the act Of
march s. 1870, in the name of Christian Hanson,
ana Was granted April 2S, 1857. May 2, 1853.
NO 90 ,4l, Tor leo acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1875. in the name of John Benton, and
was granted June 9 1857. May 2, 1873. tAh
no 3D., Tor l60 acres, issued under tine act OF
arch s, 1873 IN the DANES of the minor children OF
Sonra CouI they, deceased, and was granted
No So DAB, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
march s, 1855, In the name Of Margaret Lemon,
WIDOW OF Jonathan Lemon, and was granted April
2, 1855. May ,iSS.
No. 81 6S3, for 0acree, issued under the act OF
March is'5, the name of Juan Crespin, and
No VI $50, for l6a acres, Issued under the act Of
march $, 49, in the name Of Antonio Herrera.
ardws granted August s. 1883 May 2, 1873. ~
NO Ell, ior ItO acres, issued under the act Of
march 1855, in the name Of 6abine Bacs, md was
grantee August u, 1858. May 2, lS3
March 1855, in II e name Of Sally Holbrook. tor
MGR widow Of Joseph Morrison, and was granted
september 1898 May2. 1873. ]. tFV greg
TO % sl6 Tor leo acres, issued un0ef the act Of
and ~ss eranted September 8. 1855. May 3, 1858
Ne oi'4gs Tor leo acres Issued under the Act of
Msrch ISIS, In the name Of Csthsrin. austin,
WIDOW OF I hcmas Ausfin, and wss grained peeCm-
Der Il. 1873. May 2, 1883. l....-,-
Ne; 81 sol for l20 acres, Issued under the act o.
Isnsrrro, and Was granted, Marchll, 1879 Nay
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, ke.

It's confidently asserted tina, the Central p,-
cihc railroad has purchased the Ssn Jose South
ern Pacific, Western Pacific Valley and Sscra-
mento railroads. the transfer Of the san Jos.
and southern Pacific 10 b. made within two
years. The purchase of The latter road give
the Central company the enune control OF al
railroads. IN California, having previously 90
talned possession Of the Sacramento alley and
sacramento rOads.
Two OF The men arrested in MONTGOMERY.
Alsbama, about ten days ago. for burglary and
ali attempt 20 blow open a safe an n bank ing
house, have been tried ana cony icted IL ~xs
shown on the trial that they are thieves from
New ork. and that gang OF them were oper-
sung IN the Southrrn CITIES. The two convicted
claim the names OF Mayer and Franklin, but
one of them u known an New York as Black
DaI, 8 noted thief and housebreaker
The national convention Of OIL refuerS. mo-
ducers and dealers closed ITS session an PIN.
burg Thursday The several branches Of IN.
trade were ably represented, and expressed the
determ nation 20 labor zealously and persist
entity until the tax on petroleum Is abolished
The convention took measures for the forma-
ton of a national organization.
In response 20 an application 10 Gen. Mead
tor the appointment OF an alderman for one of
the " ards of Montgomery, Ala ne replies 20
the Mayor that unless there is urgent necessity
for %. he does not desire TO make an appoint
ment. as the people Will soon be called on 70
elect one of their own choice.
Brig. Gen. Burns. military mayor pro Ten of
Charleston, :. q, has been superseded by Col
Coggswell, of the 5th infantry. The brief Ad-
minlsusnon OF Gen Burns has been very sue
cessful. and II IL believed Col. Coggswell Will
pursue the policy OF has predecessor.
A dispatch from Pittsburg last night Says
The two men who Were killed by the accident
on the Pan Handle railroad were named Green
Neither Of them belonged to the train, but had
jumped on for ride. The entire train was
thrown from the track, causing a total wreck
A dispatch from Amnesty Bay says the
advance OF the British expedition was sw ting
at Antola the appearance Of kassai. a prince OF
Iigre, who had promised to Join General
Napier with large force of native troops.
Late Alaska advices represent the officers and
troops well. The Indians are peaceable. Tim
her for building barracks At Sitka had arrived.
and the work of building would commence
W hen the weather moderated.
The third trial Of Prank McArena- for the
murder Of Mary Greary, has resulted IN q dis
agreement Of the Jury, after eighteen hour
duration.
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~ Emigration to the Pacific slope is incre

~ Emigration TO the Pacific slope is increas-
ing.
sS-An appeal for aid is made by the sufferer.
OF the recent fire at Pithole. Great destitu,ion
prevails.
- Frank Avery, conductor on the Boston
and Albany Railroad, was killed on SATURDAY.
al Huntington. Two cars passed over his neck
cutting on his head.
- Empress Eugene has written TO the I'm
press OF Austria that she desires to be godmota-
er 10 the forthcoming little Austrian.
- The preliminary examination of DR. Geo
Bennett, OF New Haven, for abortion on M
wife. resulted in holding him for trial before
the Superior Court. His bonds only $50
~ Ii rs proposed 10 form a society in Boston
for the prevention Of cruelty 10 animals This
VIII not, Al is understood, apply to hen-pecked
husbands.
~John Bratcher, of Mount Pleasant rov,.
got drunk, went home late, lald down before
the IRE place, rolled into the fire. burned both
ie&s Lalf on, and had TO be aroused by other
persons before he knew what had been going
@The wife of Michni Dorahey on Isbertx
street, Newburyport, set her clothes on n re
from stove on Sunday afternoon. and was so
terribly burned that she survived bat few
hours. She WAS about forty years old, and
leaves i've small children.
: ga Chinaman IN California is fattening rats
for the table. - - = -
oHIt is said that when a Russian husband
negiecfs to beat has wife for month or TIVE, she
NStns W Oc oiuilncu ul nlk lDOlUertnCe.
o9rA class Of cadet engineers viii be formsSs
At the Naval Academy next Summer.
~Two Eirls IN Iowa are having q walking
match for 90 o. from Lyon County to KeokvE
through the STATE from north 70 south
- Stock cattle twenty-five cents per head
In Texse.
- Brigham Young is deadheaded At the Salt
Lake Theatre, with six dozen children only
Several OF biz daughters are on the staGe. !.
- Hendershott Drummer Boy Of the Kappa
hannoch, who elcped with girl from POUCH
keepsie, lives in Lafayette, Indiana. -.r. ~ Il.
~ The people of Worcester. Mass have in
sugurated series Of public meetings for the
discussion of q male suffrage. ~ cram
aS-An uns uccessful attempt 70 assassi nats
Preside mt Juarez 10 reported from 4exlco. Ths
assassips are said to BE- two Mexicans. lately
arrived from Havana - n
= ~ The estate Of Elias Howe, Jr.. OF Bridge
poi I, the ereas sewtng machine in veutor ~ rep-
rsenttd fusoivent He was repatd 70 o.
sS-snoos Is the name Of the Mayor Of SAT-
Lake Csty.
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uEApQUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF THE
il CUMRERUAND

OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY or ST BsIsTENcE,
koUIsvILLE, KY. March L. 1858
Sealed PROPOSALS which must be in du piicate
with copy of this I'D vertsms mt attac he'd each
March 10, 1853 for supplying Fresh Beef and Corned
Beef, Of good arketable quality in equal proper
and kidney tallsw to bs excluded for issue to
troope and others supplied by the Government ct
Louis Vile, Ky, and j. Jacksonville, Ind. Also to
furnish the officers stationed in Louisville, Ky ,
and Jehersonville Ind, with choice cuts of Fresh
Beef Lamb. and Mutton ~ -
The contract TO be in force for six months com
mencipg on the lst day of A pril, 1858
No bid will be entertained that Is not made by a
regular butcher, who must give his name In full
his present place Of business and residence.
The manner OF making bids, requirements of
bidders, &c, same stated in advertisement Of
August 8, 1857 for proposals for furnishing Fresh
Beef &c. M. SMALL,
mh7- ct Byt Brig Gan and q a
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10y NAGLE d CO., AuctIoneers,
- Salesroooms 14s Seventh street,
Opposite Patent Once

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL AND Res
TAGkANT, KNOWN AS THE PRESCOTT
HOUSE.
BY virtue of Q deed of trust 10 me. dated August
., 1871, and duly recorded in Liber T. G.. T., folio
4l4 of the chattei records of Washington coun-
ty ID. c.. the undersigned will sell at public auc-
tion on TUESDAY, March 10, at 10 O'Clock, all the
Housebold Furniture, Beds. BEDDING
Table cutlery, Crockery Glassware
Kitchen Utensils, Bar Fixtures
Wines and Liquors,
And all other goods and chattels contained in the
Prescott House, g. 4. corner of Pennsy lvania ave-
aud 18th street.
Terms cash. CHARLES EBEL, Trustee
Elhl ST NAGLE A Co Aucts
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GOVERNMENT SALES


A UcTIoH sALEs-on WEDNESDAY March
"A 1893. at 20 O'Clock a. m. there viii be sold 1t
auction. at the United States Navy yard, PhiladeI
phia, the following: go tHr
Btreap Of Pyerisisss aud C7ofhias,E
Las lbs. Coffee. 100 lbs. Tobacco, Iron Chest.
- Byreon Of Bqsipnenf and Reers,tirs
le4 boltsf Flax b az stuff, a bolts yute AZ Stub
Ie lbs Seine Irvine ! 633 feet Leather Hose 100
feet Gum Hose Life Preservers, Leather, &c
Bxysns Of Stearn Ensiweerinr. .r
us feet Leather and Gum Hose, 7So feet Betting
60 lbs Green and Black Paint, 245 lbs. Packing
luck, Ibs. old Junk, 500 lbs Rubber scraps IQ4
Oil Cans. Paint on, Tallow, 70 lbs Gum, Porges
Dies. stocks, GrinAsiones, Lamps, Tools, Buckets
Lar terms, ard Irsn Boilers OF the :. BrookIyn''
without the tubes.
Bureau Of yards and Docks
ikegs Wrousht Nails, 500 pounds Old Iron i
float OF Sectional Dock, White Lead Zinc. Paint
&c.
Bu-eov Of Cor sffncfion dAd Repair,
1908 pounds White Lead in oil, o75 lbs White
Zinc, roo he Sheet Iron 500 pounds Dross, z
Launches. / Whsle Scat, / Yawl, Dingy, INK
cords Live and White Oak and Pine " God, Copper
Pumps, T, OILS, Furniture, Carpet, n ess Chetts,
Blocks &c THOS. o SELFRTDGE,
fe 22-S6WN Commandant.
- THE AROvE SALE IS POSTPONED un.
til March Is, at the same hoar and place:
THOMAS o. SELFkIDGE.
mh7- 2aw3t Commaudant
GALE or HORSES, MULES, AND QUARTBR.
~
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IHIs Il To GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri:
n Ter mas ottained from tbs Orphsns' Court o.
Washington county IN the District Of Columbia,
,steTs OF administration the personal estate OF
henTy Dssnnders late Of Washington. ID. O., de-
Sta-ed su PERSONS having claims against the said
$1,000 are hereby warned 70 exhibit the sAme,
sih the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber, on
nsrSt-e 81 law BE- excluded from all benefit Of the
aid eststs Given under mr. hand this 18th day OF
ssrch 1851. HENRY EAIU9spWsKI
e - ws~s aa.s.s.s--sS-
THE 0R10IHAL VRANo. e,N-h
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OfEICER,

" VASE lNGTON, u. C., February %, 1873.
sealed Proposals in du picatsi will be rsceive ed
Ma,sh s "a sf s T INT ~ SSosk s On
ment of the army with Three Hundred and Fifty
ite) Sets OF signai Equipments, complete, consist
ing OF Hickory STATS, Copper CanteRns, Torches
ard Funnels; Canvas Gases, with Rubber Pouches;
Muslin Flags, Scissors, Ply ers, Haversacks, &c.
The equipments must be made after the model
deposited in this Off ce and Of equally good mate
rails The whole must be delivered, ready for in
spectiop on or before the 18th of April, 1858
The other conditions and requirements made
known on application to this office.
Bids will be addressed to the undersigned and
endorsed, Proposals. for Signal Equipments.
BY order Of the Chief Signal 0fficer Of the army.
II. NORTON,
Brevet Captain, u. s. Army,
Property and Disbursing Officer. Signal Depart
M MT. m
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
HSGdqrartsrS Firsf Military Distrjrt,
Orfcs Chief Con1nltSSary Of Subsistence.

Richmond, Va, February p, I353.S
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be resei we'd at
the sffice OF bvt. Col. g Bell G s., s. A 223
street ashington, IL. C., on MONDAY, March
10th 1855, at l. NJ for all the Fresh Beef re1ur ed
at nlenaDdria, Va for six months rom April LIST
Is or such less time as the CommissAry General
Ut n sista nee may direct.
The Beef to be delivered there on the order
o. the Acting COmmissary OF Subsistence at
that place; of a good aud marketable quality. in
equal proportions of fore and hind quar (necks
shaDks and kidney tsllOw to be excludedD. Ths
OF the cattle red to be cut off at the
fourth yertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The sbanks Of 70 rs-Quarters to be cut from
three 40 four inches above the knee joint and Of
bind quarters from six 10 eight inches above the
Ramhrel or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
th.1r bldS, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fnlhlment of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, Promo
sals for Fresh Beet" at Alexandria, Va. 80
The undersigned reserves the right t. reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions requirements, payments. &C., &C., as
By command Of Brevet MAJOR General j. M
SehOheld. C. b. PENROSE
NH 4 Bvt. 1t Col and Chief &. $.
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fe 2s-lm 1t. Col. Of Engs., Bvt. Col. o. g. A.
DROPOsALs FOR sUB0IeIRNCR STORES
oH'' Af'i.s 80. ;p,s,, & Ssssin,.os,

C01ee An,ss Ces.sfssa'y q S<tsiaesce,
Sealed Proposals. win b received Of this one
until u O'Clock -. TUESDAY, March No. IssS
nsnding the Department, for the supply and dsiiv.
cry OF resi- and Corned Beef, st the Post Of Leg.
ArIil, 1893 80 f s : 100 -
be Beef 70 be OF . good narkstabls quality,
from fat steers, weighing not less than ssp
net, and N eQual proportions Of. fore and Ind
Qusrter meat In cks, shanks. and kidney talisU
20 be excude4, y end to be delivered in such an
tiues A. may from time to time bereQuired
Condtfions and re9oirepents viii be fnrnished
upon application at this once ~
ProYoeels mnft Be made in duplicats And en-
s aS ~ eSSps ss
BY ortsr Of Brisadies GsessA u 2. snau,
Chief {. s., Department o. Ae ceabsr Hand.
JOSHUA N. DAHpORfQ = 4
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10y WIN. L. WALL a CO., Auctioneers
- Stores 81 and SIT,
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 9th street
CHANCERY sALE.yALUABLE REAL

CHANCERY sALE.yALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed in certain cause
therein depending in which John b Cuttings and
Others were complainants and William b. Cross
anu others defendants, the same being No. 0a3,
Equity Docket No. 3, the subscriber will sell at
pubic auction, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
oath day Of March at o'clock, on the premises
part Of SQUARE No Is6 in the city Of Washington,
chez. and running back of that width one hundred
and thirty one feet one inch to q twenty alley
also brick stable. fronting said alley and the
ground on which il stands
This property IL improved by a three story DON
bic front Brick House, built in the best style.
This Is one of the hneet pieces OF property ever
offered for sale in Washington, adjoining the resi-
dence of W w. Corcoran, Esq, and fronting di-
rectly upon Lafayette Square and the Presidents
House.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree: One fourth
in each upon the day of sale. and the residue in
three eQusl instruments at six, twelve. and eigh-
teen this, with interest from day of sale, for
which the notes of the purchaser. properly Sc
cured, will I've taken: All ancing. including
revenue stamps, at the of the purchaser $50
will lie required when the property is struck off.
j. CARTER MARBCRY, Trustee.
mh2- eodds W. l.. WALL q CO, Aucts
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nF-A curious state of things concerning land
culture, exists IN Louisiana. Thousands of
acres OF iarm lands are growing up into weeds
and forests. People want TO work them but
the landlords are obstinate, and land which
give no revenue are priced at tour FIVE and
even as high as ten dollars yearly rent per
acre. These very same lands AZ sold would A. u
bring four dollars acre. A years rent a.
more than the actual value OF the land rented
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MosT SBoCKING.-A child IN Albany was
poisoned a few days ago by physician by the
lntroou ctIon OF what purported 10 be vaccine
matter. The result was that the body OF the
child soon became corrupted from the spread
of some terrible disease, which broke out All
over the body, and finally caused the latter TO
fall apart, and death speedily followed
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IThe Boston Traveller says: "At a phi
vate dinner in this city few days since the
table presented a most unique and beautiful
appperance. There were n solid mass of rox-
ers from one end of the table 10 the other lesv-
ing just roCm enough for the plates at the
edges, the guests being served from side Ia
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF Tai

CNoe CsieJ Com rtiSsars az Ss5Sisi, 4es,
LnsisrHis Ky March ISj
sraeh Proposals (which must be in On ~ ste,
Win copy OF this Advertisement attached ~ each
VII ,,t received until II O'Clock ns., TUESDAY,
msrCh 10, 1875, for fnraishi ne folIowpe Stores
no Iarre Is No. bxtra Family Flour.
20 barrels Fancy Grade Flour.
The Flour 10 he manufactured entirs,y from
sound winter wheat
2otfo pounds Of Salt
y. ndiuoDs. requirements, and tsrrns of payment
VIII he furnished on spplisAtioi at this o see.
NJ. P. SMALL.
NH ut Rreyet Brig Gen, AMI q 4
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DT COOPER q LATIMER. Auctioneers
ID tSucce ssors to Jas. q. Mcclure a 90 d
Southwest corner of Peunsylysnia ave. and It'll
street, Star Once Building.
CHANrFpY GAIT

Il n.
BY virtue OF q deed of trust from JOHN Douglass
to James Mc,tlsry dated Oct her Is. 1885, And of
decree OF the Su preme Court of the District of Co
lumbia. in the cause of The Nations Metro politan
Bank VS.. Henry Douglass ct al :. No. SIS, Eqaity,
will offer at auction on MONDAY, the 9th day of
April, on the premise At O'Clock d m, that val
liable properly situ ated at the corner Of 18th aud
streets, described rs follows. viz part of Lot
1--WE, in Square lumber two hundred aud twenty
three, beginning for it's bounds at the southwest
corner of said square, and running thence north
with 18th street forty feet; thsn.s due east one
hundred feet two inches to the line of Lot four;
ives. to the BEGINNING ALSO, part OF Lot Eve, in
the subdivision Of snal lots in said square be
Ginning for lite bounds 18th street forty
the south est corner Of said square, and running
thence with 18th street north ten feet; thence due
east one hundred feet two INCHES to the line of Let
four; Ibehce 18th said line due south the line OF
original Lot Eve; thence with said LOT due west
one hundred feet tr inches to the beginning; with
TerIns of sale: One NTH of the pu rchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue in soar co Al
ms 1lnents at six, selye, eighteen, and twenty
f. months after date, with interest. to bs secu red
b, Deed Of trust. payment of 800 WITH be re
quired to re made at the time Of sale. The terms
OF sale u ust he COMPLIED with in one week after
sale. or the property may be rsseid, after one
wee notice, At the risk and coat of the first pnr
chaser. Stamps and oonyeyancing at the purchs-
ser's cost WALTEk 8. Cox Trustee
NIB 42awts COOPIR 4 LArIMER Aucn.
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pY J. B. WHEELER CO. Auctioneers,
- No. oil La. ave, bot. 9Th and 7th streets
- opposite Seaton House.
NOTICE
MavnpfS 0rErrR Eahruarr

MAYORS OFFICE, February o. 1853
In accordance with the provisions Of the act en-
tilted An act relating to hsh wharves or docks -
approved February L. 1855. notice is hereby given
that the privilege OF an established fish wharf on
the north side Of the Potomac river, between 18th
street east and 18th street west will be offered for
sale TO the highest bidder at public auction at the
f. mar ket, in the rear of the Centre Market. on
WEDNESDAY, llth inst, at Il O'Clock m
The onncial copy Of the ordinance can be seen at
the May or o Once.
RICHARD wALLACH Mayor.
NH 2-eo3t j. b. WHEELER co Auct
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UY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 526 Southeast corner 9Th and ID street

rW0sT0RY FRAME HOUSE AND LOr,
BETWEEN L sTREET NORTH AND NEW
YORK AVENUE, AT AUCTION
On WEDN ESDAY, the 18th inst, at 8 o clock p.
m, We shall sell, on the premises, Lot being q
ieet front by % feet inches deep, to paved al
ley, With the improvements, consisting of . good
Dwelling House
Terms One half cash; balance in 6. u and IS
months for notes beariRg Interest, and red by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey icing
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
Sloo down on day Of sale.
m I'd GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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uY d. L. WELLS CO., Auctioneers
- N. W. corner Louisiana avenue and 9Th et
TsgsTE5S sA ~ yALgABkE MPRoyEp

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TWENTIETH STREET, Be
TWEEN NJ ANDN.
We will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, the
10Th day Of March 1873, at O'Clock D. m. in front
OF the premises, all that three-story Brick House
Of six rooms, and Lot, l5xl0O feet being No 200
Tweptieth street, between M and N. in the city Of
Washington. This property Is located In a ran
Idly improving neighborhood, and will make a
comfortable home for a small family.
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust, with notes hear
ing interest. 500 down at sale. All conveyAnc-
ing and stamps at purchaser cost.
ID. l.. WELLS. Trustee.
NH 7-dSds II. L. WELLS b CO, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS FOB FORAGE
Ofhce Cai>f QxnTtsrmastsr.
Evfrh NsIsra~n n,xs~,e,

Nsp Orleans, La. February 81, 1873
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be re-
CelVd at the ONCE OF Captain w. A Wainwright
Supervising Quarterm.stsr, Sub District of the
Rio Grade. at Brownsville, Texas, till ~ NJ /,
Wednesday, the LIST Of April, 1853 for the de-
livery of such quantities of Oats. Corn, and hay
rs may lie r,qnired for use of puDiic animals at
Laredo, Ringgold Barracks, and Brownsyille,
1893 : = ~
All the forage TO he of the beet anality and sub
.ect 10 inspection before acceptance Oats and
,orn must be delivered in good gunny sacks
Hay will he acce ted either baed or uub ed but
pre- fereBce will b. given TO bal-d Bay. Delivery
mus: commence within thirty 1907 days FIR ON date
Of acceptance of proposal.
Proposals. must be companied bv the guarantee
oftvO good solvent men for the faithful perform
ance of the contract
The United States reserves the right to reject
Proposals rust be endorsed .'Propossls for For
age and addressed To Captain w. A Vain
wright, A Q. M, L. :. A townsville Texas
CHARLES IL. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief QuarIermas
ter sth Military District - NH ~