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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
AMUsEMENrs.


The magic Illuminated tableauN at the
Academy last evening, Mr.. A. H. Daven.
port in the favorite farce of the "Eton
Boy Ned Bankers first appearance in the
Ethiopian, comicalities, Harry Bloodgood in
burnt cork, and Delehanty and Hengler in
their great clog dance, drew an immense
house, but We have reason 10 believe the
audience will be larger this evening on oe
casion of the benefit Of Harry Bloodgood,
that universal favorite. The programme
will be varied and pleasing, and tie Cline
top sisters will be there in the ballet.
st. Charles Theatre.
Last evening Mrs. Charles Howard Wat
kins and Mr.. H. Watkins appeared in the
Daughter OF the Regiment, and at takes
Two to Quarrel They sustained the char
| aeters in which they were cast most excel
lently, and did not disappoint in the sllghf
est degree their numerous friends who wen
to see them for old acquaintance sake. The
drama of ''Trodden Down, or the Los
Cause, will be presented this evening. Mr
! and Mrs. Watkins will appear.
Varieties Theatre.
Last evening was the benefit night of MI
F. Hight, when Mrs. W. H. Leighton ap
peared rs Fanny Gribblgs in the farce O
"0biect of Interests The performance
commenced with the beautiful drama o
"Aline; or, the Rose of Killarney Mr.
Hight took the role of General BlacEain
Mrs. W. Gomersal as Aline, the Rose Of Al
larney. This evening is the last night bu
two of the season, when the "Grant
Duchess of Gerolstein will be repeated
with Mrs. Gomersal as the Grand Duchess
Tomorrow the family matinee at Il o'clock
New Opera House.
Last evening was the benefit of Mons
Van Hufflen, and the first night of Verdi
grand opera of Jerusalem It will be re
peated tomorrow evening, and to largI
house, for the opera season is drawing to
close.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

The Galveston RepuJlica q Il 4 lice
of the gentleman recently non Aassa by
the president to fill the vacancy sstoasiOned
by the resignation of General Steedman:
John Hancock, who has been nominated
as collector Of internal revenue at New
Orleans, is a brother OF Major General
WIS Hancock, and like the general has
always been bitter copperhead politician
in Philadelphia.
We know him personally and we'll.
Formerly be kept small retail drugstore
in Spring Garden, was sent by the extreme
copperheads as a member to the Pennsyl-
vania house of representatives, where he
only distinguished himself by the intensity
of his copperhead sentiments. The gem
eral placed him on his staff at the begin
ming of the war, in order to give him
money and a soft place. The president, to
further reward this member of the Brick
Pomeroy school, sent in his nomination to
the senate, which was promptly rejected.
OF course he is still with his Lest Cause, y
for the senate must eject him.
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DOMINATION OF SENATOR FOR
THE SIXTH DXsTRECT.

The Republicans of the Parish of st
John the baptist BO the Kepublicana
Of the Parish Of Jefferson. Greeting;
At mass meeting of the Republicans Of
this parish held on Saturday, the 2lst day
of March, 1865, it twas unanimously
Resolued That the nomination of S. NJ
Todd, Esq, for senator for the sixth sena
terial district Of Louisiana, he and the same
is hereby approved and ratified.
ResotUed, That the secretary be ordered
to forward copy of this resolution to the
chairman of the executive committee of the
Radical Republican party Of the parish o.
jefferson.
Al true copy:
RoBERT B. CARSON, Secretary.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, March 2l
1861
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

4 bank officer went to prominent law
yer in New York and said " I am de-
faulter to the tune of 100000. have not
been detected. What shall do ~ go
back, said the lawyer, ''and take another
100000 and return to me,a The officer
obeyed, when the lawyer wrote to the di-
rectors that his client had taken 100000,
but would return half of it if the affair were
hushed up. The directors took the half
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

The Des Moines Qowa1 Register says
there is Democrat living in saylor town
ship of that county, who says that "the
worst thing that he has against Andy john
son is that he appointed that id fool Of
Nasby in kentucky, postmaster p
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CALLs-HOw TO BE MADE.

oae per cent of the Stock will be required sub
scribing and subsequent calls, not to exceed i've per
cent per month, will be made by the Board Of Di-
rectors from time to time, may be necessary, to
uppIy funds to construct and equip the lines but
no calls will be made after the per cent is paid,
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been sub
scribed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

General Netherlands s autipathy to Cen
eral Grant is explained by the cireum-
stance that in the camp before Vieksburg
number of the generals were amusing
themselves by guessing the ages of one and
another Of the officers General McGlern-
snd's age was under discussion. Some one
guessed that he was fty years Of age
@Ohi 40, said Grant, .sauch man as thai
was never got up IN llftY years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

The Washington Correspondent of the
New York Herald says of Major General
Hancock: sin reference to the statement
telegraphed to Northern papers that he and
JEFF Davis were cheeFed by the New Or
leans fire companies, he states the whole
dispatch was an unmitigated fabrication
got up to influence the New Hampshire
election" If General Hancock made any
such statement as this, the thousands around
the St. Charles hotel and the generals
headquarters on the .4th instant can give to
it fiat contradiction.
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s. L O O o O O O O
100 PER SII ARE
But the actual amount to be paid in Cash 5

And this amount is to be paid as foows One per
cent at the time Of subscribing, and more, until
the entire capital has been subscribed and then on
calls to be made by the Board of Directors install
ments not to exceed five per cent per month. When
thirty per cent of the par value of the shares has
been paid certificates of stock will be issued This
will give the Company paid up
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ANFUsEMENTs TUIs EvrNTNe
FIFTH WARD RADICAL REPUB.
LOAN NLUR

The members are notified to attend the
regular meeting of the club this evening, at
o'clock, at Union hall, on St. Louis street,
between IRENE and Marais streets. Pune
tual attendance is required.
By'order of B. F. JeUBERT,
President pro TEN.
WM. VIGERs, Secretary.
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rARIETIEs THE ATR E.
-TW OPERA HOUSE

EATIONAL HALL.
POydras Street,
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY SITS.
b Undersigned respectfully informs the public
hshas leased this new large. and eommodious
and that Colored
PUBLIC BALL
M te given therein every Wednesday and Satur-
evening. The Hall will be rented to associations
individuas for meetings, balls, concerts, soirees,
/. on reasonable terms.
lApuloation to be made to
ISTDOR STITCH, Lessee,
&sgu No. 2501S Lafayette street.
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ing
The rumor which has gone abroad that
our honorable delegate, John 7. Ludeling,
will vote against the ratification Of the new
constitution is without foundation, His
reasons for not signing the instrument are
clearly demonstrated, yet we know that he
will vote for its adoption.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
THE NATIONAL
II Fl L Fl q R "A r III
COM PAN Y.

enterprise to be known as the Nation
Telegraph Company has been organized with val
liable franchises conferred by a recent act of Con-
gress for the purpose of establishing Trunk lines of
Telegraph on all the principal railroads and mail
routes in the United States The stock is to be
issued upon the principle as that of the Mer.
chants Union Express Company, which recently
commenced operations. The design is to interest
the entire business community in the enterprise.
This is done, not so much to dispose of the stock
it to the business of the country through
which the lines pass.
The Capital is tObe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-27

The Company confidently beheVe tnat thlFy-nVe
per cent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
$4,000 Miles of Wire,
Winch will connect ali the commercial centres and
important places in the United States. This opinion
rests upon the most reliable estimates and RESPONSE
BILE ohsrs to construct and equip the lines.
The National Telegraph Company is organized un-
der the laws of the state Of New York and franchises
conferred by an act of Congress. approved July "a.
1855:
Presidsnt-GEoRGA B, sENTEE. of oleyo
land. Ohio
vies-rroaidont-RoBERr saurREs, Of New
York City.
HsoprssAry-GEoReE B. WALLER. Of New
COAEPANx's OFFICE, 2ss8
Nos a and 90 broadway, new HorA'
A limited amount of the capital stock of this Com.
pany is allotted to this locality and hOss having an
opportunity. and subscribing. viii be placed upon
equal terms With its cOrpOratOrs, and win secure
ks interest in al franchises which have accrued. or
may hereafter accrue to the Company from any and
ali sources.
subscriptions win be rscsiyedh BY
JULES oA6sARD- ESQ,
Cashier City National Bank;
THOMAS / DIX. ESQ.,
os.shier Merchants Bank, sad
ID. WEB5TE1Kss ESQ.,
General Agent Of the Company. At the once 2
R. g. Dunn Co,
zzs Psydras .etreets up Stairs.
NEw ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
fo@lmaAw
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Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thirty-Hve
per cent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
$4,000 Miles of Wires
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The Monroe InlsIIlqeneer has the follow
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FROM BATON ROUGE.

chairman Campaign Commit
WIN. MULFoRD, Assistant Secretary.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

The Admission Of Alabama
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o. s. MARgHAL'S SALES

The New y ERIK Vgarehouse and 8eeuFio
Company ". n ~ q. Stirling.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIKCUIr O0UBl
Il for the fifth circuit aud District Of Louisian1
No b25I-By virtue Of q Wf1t of deri facias, ssal.
and 70 me directed In the above entitled suit, Wy
proceed 20 sell 70 the highest bidder, on BATph
DAY, the fourteenth day Of March, 1858 at tae.
az O'Clock H., ct the entrance 70 the CustomhoaA
or Old Iaages street.
bais1 Of COTTON, marked Il 4 Co.. and
bales of COTTON, marked " II Samules %
United States MRrshAfs Office on the 18th Of Ma
TeEma--Oash, at tlme Of aeiudicatieus IN Dnil
States Treasury notes.
second day Of March, Uses :, II, !, : - i
No. eUi-mhs 10 Il
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sas. hasslag X. iss.s.Il =. New =

W. =
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUAt
II for the nistrict Of Louieluna, No. Hol0-By "
the Of writ q ysnaitioui exponas to ne directed
the above entl1led auit, 4 Will praeoaa 20 seh y
tho highest bidder. on WEDNESDAY,, the elgl,
N a. entrance to Customhoqss bailding,
me steamer nav ERA. her Tackle, sto,, as 8
nov hes ID the Hiasi1alppi Hvef, opposite This q
Torms-1aEh. 81 the time Of adjudication
United States Treasury notes.
United States Aldr6hAf8 Ofiee. New OIeaA
fifth day Of March, 1868 Il. ]. HEBRON
NO. A31-lahs 10 II 8 United a9ates Marahx
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LOUISIANA
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ART, 143. It shall be the duty Of
the general assembly to organize the
militia Of the state, and all able-bodied
male citizens, between the ages 81
eighteen and forty i've years, not dis
franchised BY the laws Of the United
States aud Of this state, shall I've sub
ject b military duty.
Article IA was adopted az follows
Arr. IA. TIE governor shall an.
point all Commissioned officers. snb.
jeot to eonfrmatiOn OF rejection ~ The
senate, except the STAFF officers. who
shall be appointed by their respective
chiefs, and commissioned BY the gov
error. All militia officers shall tax,
and subscribe to the oath prescribe,
for ofieers Of the United States army
and the cath prescribed for officers i
this state.
The following accommodation wa
reieetsds
Artelss l44 and I45- To strike on
the entire articles.
W. r.. CRANE.
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w. H. COOLEY,
w. r. CRANE,

Adopted.
Mr.. Wickliffe moved to fill the
blank in article 1872, by inserting
Friday and Saturday, the seven
teenth and eighteenth days of April,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, at
the places now prescribed by law"
Adopted.
The following recommendation was
adopted;
Article 152---TO strike out, first
line, the words "or rejection"
Recommended by the
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adopted
Article A48-- NJ strike ont all after
the u1sd ~. n f611lsi Inc. aud inseTt
the words officers and prirates, Is Is
receiged By oidcers snd priTates IA
the klAIled States array
Recommended bR the
c0MAfETTE
Article i45,as amandea was aaops
I'd IS ll1ws
A t6. The koFeznor thai 1aSe
poWcz can lhe militia into a ~
service sfion nf ia1g d
oHder Wsn hapasiic saaiT nav
4eqnife r The Ni uhan - active
eettIes SHAH feeesFs ths same pay
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OF THE
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Ri GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctfoneers and Real Estate BROKERS'
No. 326, southeast Corner of III ant II .fraet.

Ky GREEN WILLIAMS,
x Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 326, southeast corner Of 7ih ami streets
HANnsOME FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
SkIMsON AND HAIR CLOTH PARLOR
TAinuLiESs WH2R9GkNGiAT ES MAsBtE TS TOR
PAiNTEb CHAMBER SETS 1BRiUssEEEsI'
THREE PLY AND INGRAM CARPETS &c,
&C, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, we shall sell. Mt Houses Nos 39f and 1913 G
street north between Sd and AZ streets, lately
occupied by K. Bliss, deceased, a. large and
handsome assortment OF Furniture, comprising in
-Four hsn osome Unframed French plate Mirrors
mpe Crimson and one Hair cloth Parlor Suite
Ten Hair cloth Sofas
Walnut Bookcases
walnut, Mahogany, and Painted Chamber SuitesY
maTpie.top Bureaus, Washstands, and Tables
"snmt and Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and
Cushion, Castor and Cane seat Chairs
Mahogany Card Tables
walnut Whatnet, Tea Poy Tables
y air and Husk Mattresses
Brussels Three-Ply, and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Comforts Quilts, Blankets
Sheets and Pillow Cases, Feather Pillows
Cooking Parlof, and Chamber Stoves
Hall Oilcloth, Brussels Stair Carpet
Dining Chairs and Tables, Refrigerator
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Crockery, Tin, and
Glassw are
Kitchen Furniture. &C., &c, &c:
-, To which We invite the attention of dealers and
the public in general as the Furniture Is of good
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
lid Auctionears
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Try GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. S26 southeast corner OF seventh and SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAMB IN VIRGINIA, CONTAINING 1873

AChE0
On FRIDAY, the LIST day of May, 1853, I sh oil sell
Pubic auStlon By virtue 81 aeel 81 trust rom
the 3lst day of October 1856, and duly recorded in
Liber G., No {, folie 500, in the Clerks office of
ysirfsx CSuly Court, yi,gini., November Sd,
lSe6, the fOlloyfng mentioned property, viz:
AZ that piecHor parcel q land iyiTF and being in
south and west OF the Back Lick run, and formerly
ku6dS line being part OF Q larger tract pure hssed
By James T. Rogers from Thomas Cox and wife,
containing l3 acres roods, aud 2 poles, more or
less-the course end distances will be more fully
shown on day Of ssle-together with the improve
ments. a
:, The sale win take place at the auction Store Of
Green Williams No. 526 eth street west corner
O'Clock m. . +---f
Terms One-third cash; balance In six, twelve.
and eighteen months, TOR notes bearing interest
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises Ali
scnyeysscine and revenue stamp Pat st ,he cost Of
yhen the properly is knocked on, and = the pur-
Eve days the trustee reserves the right TO resell
the properly at the rick and cost OF the defautina
purchaser BY advertising such resale three ii mes
in come newspaper printed In the CITY Of wa-his
ton, u. C. =.
FREpERICK CUnLIPP Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS
epS2swdds Ao,ioneers
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ID L U p o s A l. s g.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, \
y Nv 20 FL X L A mil ~ = Z

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
NEWPCRT. April 4. ls.s
18th Instant, for the construction of one ScTapsr n
Grtp"hing the channel of the Thames River Con
& raught - amer for working the same Pro oos.l-
viii state the cost 81 thu scraper complete deIy-
SIsd az NoIslch Connecticut, and cost per day for
Zee Si The Steamer Including services Of crew for
working Scraper- for each working day for enc
month and IN case the steamer is longer employed
u provided With bow spirit. TO which the Scrapsr
j attaCbef, and necessary rigging and machinery
Tor haIdii'g the SANE.
For "a riltr information apply to this Office or at
tte ohc~ 81 Brevet Ma = General Newton, United
Stttfs Engineers, No $50 Canal street, New York
Bids must II made printed FORMS which will
&c iurEi-heo on application TO this Office The
StEeTnm-Dt reserves the right 10 reject any all
iIIs IrnPosaIs Tor constructing the Scraper and
IL rnis hiug Steamer will be received separately
, Address ID HOUSTON, MAJOR Of Engineers
Dl''et oi'nel, I ;. A. ap s-6t
PROPOSALS FOB TRANSPORTATION.
BVrsap Of Ordnance,
Macy Department,
so.la1 p !" AsHlSGToS CRY, March II, 1858
reAeo Proposals will be received at this once
until noon: April twenty t.Oj, 1873 for the tT.n.
PottsIo9, oy railroad or water, of three hundred
.Dg IL the Aggregate about one ha ndred ana $3.50
y nve ls5l tons, more or lees from Jefferson R.r
Mo. the Missssippi river and IA bs dsIii
a. the New York Navy Yard
ITOposs4s 10 be endorsed For Tran spOrtation
g fIei<ht from Jefferson Barracks Reserve 10
New York ~ ~
Bidders will state the price per ton at which they
viii sgTre 90 trirg IN, freight the entire distance
and the time within which il will be done.
The Bureau reserves the right To reject any or
81 bids not 6eemed advantageous TO the Govern
trsct sy be awarded must furnish good and suffi-
Gent security 10 the value Of onehsIf the amount
q his their bid for the faithful performance OF
the contract. II. A. WISE,
NH Std Chief OF Bureau.
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DEoPOsALs FOB FORAGE.
Os'cs SEpTIrisiIE Qsdrtsymastsr,
>gs- DisrTIct Of "a RIO Gr1nds,

20
ffo,rHSrIlIs, Ira, February 10. 1858. \
S-sied Proposals will be received at this Office
uEll NkENESDAY, the 18th of April. 1873 at n
= - Ga "A m :. for such quantities of OATS. CORN
an, HA1 a. may te required for use Of public AMI
aIs al The fOilgwing named points in the Sub Dis
tliCt LOT the six months ending October 81, 1853,
IrNas. $500 ~
Oats and Corn OF best quality and TO be delivered
IN EOOd guhny sacks Hay baled or unbaled pref
eTesce VIII b given 10 bsled HAY All 10 be sub
Get 10 in-PeCtlOn- Delivery to commence within
thlrty Cay ster the approval of the contract and
notice 81 en- 10 the contractor
proposals TO lie in triplicste. with a copy of the
a1Nertl>rBsent annexed TO each. and to be accom-
paniecr n names OF at least tive sufficient sure
ties, % viii signify, by endorsement thereon,
their Willingness to become responsible for the
faithful performance of the contract
- All proposals. will BE- submitted to the Chief
award $3.50
The Government reserves the right to reject any
er all bids OF any part of a bid.
Proposals rlust be endorsed Proposals for FOr-
age, and I'D dressed 10 the Supervising Quarter
master sub District of the Rio Grande, at BTowns-
vile, Texas
By order Of Brevet MAJOR General NcCsok
- GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lieut.. 2jth Infantry, x. q NJ ami A A.
". VI NH l2-ti
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SPECIAL SALE OF AN ELE0ANT ESTATE
STRAWBERRY HILL,
Adjoining the q. o. Naval Academy ut Annapolis
on Severn River.
$40 ACRES,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, April ., at O'Clock p. m, at
the Exchapge Sales Room In the city Of Baltimere,
known ~ etraWbsrry Hill, containing 40 acres Of
pr rn land.
new cost over -, OD0
NOrICE..A null printed description Of the prop
ery and butidinge, together with extracts from
public Documents showing that IL will be required
IN snort time TOR the uses Of the United States
the suetioneers. 70 and 30 South Charles street,
The attention Of capitalists 10 especially called
to this salo, afbrding . rare chance for = snfe
and profitable Investment.
Terms (libersly made known at sale.
Plat can be seen At our Couutina Room
ap7-dkos II. W.BENdETT co., kucts.
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE
DEFOI QCAKTERMAsrER's OFFICE. !

DEFOT QCAETERMAsTER's OFFTcEl
IT. Louis. Mo April /. 1873.
ceaied Proposals Will be received AT this off ca
.hti : clock y m, FRIDAY, the 18th iay of
NPill i . Tor the delivery. at such terms aud at
-nch permits, IN 81. Louis. Missouri; Omaha Ne
!Iaska, Uncil Bluffs, Iowa; Chicago Illinois; or
LtaNtnw 9TH b ansas, as the Government may re-
29,4G Bushels Corn,
B 80 Bushels Oats
Corn 20 be- doubled sacked. and in good nav ra
tewed gui Iies Of about two % bushels each
. Oats q tr double sacked in new burlaps of about
i"uT o. bushels each, ami SUBJECT l. wei ght AMI In
sPtCtiOn ~ place Of delivery "
Bids 20 De made in du plicate subjec. 70 tho
sondIii, D.. hich will fe made known on .pplics.
HOn 10 tki- once, or 10 the Offices of the Quarter.
La-teT Department, at the points above de. gnafed
where bank forms may be obtained.
n guarantee, signed By two 90 res ponsibIe par-
De- NUT accompany each bid.
nhr rls he Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
Of the ti!s Ss
b. order Of Chief Qusrtermaster of the Military
Division Of the Missouri
c W. THOMAS
az It'd Byt. 1t Col and District % VI
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CHaSSEK1 SALE OF DESIRABLE PIECE OF
TTHpfkkIn ON l STREET SOUTH, BE
WIN slAIH AND SEVENTH STREETS
by virtue OF a decree Of the supreme Court Of
.ne p,suiCt OF Columbia, passed on the 81 st dAy of
LAR u, loDo, IN cause in said Court wherein
1lShSel harrlgaD y com plai nant and Peter Har-
ltsSn - Al are defendants, No. l,2l3, equity
shsii on. tor sale At public auction. o the prem
lse,, on AOSpAI, the 18Th day of April Isis at
oehck IN sll that part of Lot No A. in squsre
sos, IN tie City Of Washington, ID. c., beginning
81 the southwest corner Of said Lot. and run
4inR VIE nee east. with street south, 81 fest
ReHce north to 30-feet alley, l22 feet inches:
lhebct vest WITH sail Alley. B.! feet; thence south
the beginning.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree One
hall Of the purchase money in ash the balance at
SIX months from the day Of sale, the deferred pay
nent q lie secured by the bond of the pprch Aser
with one more suretes TO the satisfaction OF the
trustee. II the Of sale not complied with
IN i've days from the dsy nf sale the trustee
the ght resell at the risk and cost of the
dofAuting rrrChaser A lien will be Reserved to
secure the deferred payment. deposit of S5l
when sold. All convey sn.Ing and stamps at the
purchAseT's cost T. Mo RSELL. Trustee
apI-eost WHEELER & co. ,Aucts