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I,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PRNsroN OEBrCw Iuly I2th <lQ&R

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th <iS6s I
Land warrants, Which eH sessd to have
Ss at d date ssR
ne a.'
No IS SIS, for 100 acres. issued under the act of
O. Jonas B. Garter eceassd and was s granted s sep
teWber 3 1855 April 10, 1858.
q rPss1 K: sG s6d
Was granted March II, 1867. April 4; 1853,
and was lsnted May Mae h 49, 1873 8 M Nay SIS
'S5 Sf hs : Of
and Was a. s Granted 9ts April u, isas May 1873
was granted August 10, Isss May 2. isds " ' aHu
in The sRefp Of
Charles MsGraw, deceased, and was granted August
No 50 sal: for loo acres, issued under the act of
and wa. srans s as Of sSn stiles
No 81 S1s, for leo acres, issned under the act of
santed june IN tss Msy Of ss9n and was
No aZS. for Ia acres, issued under the act of
e% d and granted granted july
No, aos for lso acres, issued under the act of
ow OF Nieh"las Bless, and was granted September
No, - ss5 for 40 acres, issued under the act of
March 8, 1885,, in the name Of Mary Ann CaIlehugh,
No. IS 1872, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
was granted January 2, 1851. May 2, 1858
NO o. 81 Tor it1 acres issued under the act of
Ct Christian Fritz, and was granted March s, 1857.
No 60 l0l. for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s, 1865, in the name of Abraham Walden,
and was granted March l6 1871: May >, 1858.
No COAL, for loo acres issued under the act of
Sss sIshtsd April o. g. 1871 H' May ISIS '0'' ana
ana Was granted April rs 1851. May >, 1858.
March 5, ISIS, in The name Of John Benton, and
w; granted =, ..a -; June sissa May E ISIS -, -,
March s. 1855, IN the names OF the minor children OF
ooon conway Courtney. deesased' and was granted
No 80 o43, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March g. 1855, IN the name Of Margaret Lemon;
y, 1858. Maya 1873.
sU foT 10 'S ~ under tine act 81
was granted July "a, 1853. Mays 1858.
or tSa rsms Of hs aSs Of
and was granted August 8, isss May 2, 1858.
ssc. the and d's
granted August IA, 1873. May 2, lsS.
March 1855, in Il 9 nsme Of sally Hoibrook for
mer widow of Joseph Morrison, and was granted
So sls: for leo acres, issued under the act of
March 5. 1855, in the name Of Juan Pedro Marcus,
Ne rs for 1s aeres o Issued Under the act act of
March 8: 1855, in tho name Of Catharine Austin,
widow q Ih1mas Austin sa and was granted Decem-
No, 1851: for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
Talisferro, and was granted March IL, 1859. May
No Is ISL for 20 acres issned under the act OF
March 5, 1876, In the name Of Theophilus w. Tai.
laferio, and was granted March Ii, 1859. May ?,
No, ,s!s: for 100 acres, issued under the act of
sou- m "A granted SeDtembeY a
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THE EVENING STAR
CONGRESSIONAL

Yesterday aiser report cloSed-
Ihe funding bill was discussed by Mr. Cor
bit m opposition 10 the bill
Mr.. Dixon followed, combining his speech 20
| reconSti uction.
Al the conclusion OF Mr. Dixon's remarks. thu
| OIL Nae laid over.
| The President nm f.-a Amounted as the com
4 nittee OF conference the amendments 70 the
| SII IN regard 20 proceeds of captured and aban-
sonsI property, MeSsrs- Edmunds, Fessendeu
| ne Senste then went into executive session.
ana soon after adjourned
housE-Nesterday after our report closed
hsma was continued at some leogtb. when the
olI was lad aside temporarily, Mr. Farn-
worm siaung that a vote would be asked to-
The Speaker presented oormuntcs,ion from
the Secretary Of War, VITA a letter from Zen
Meade, relative to the necessity OF additional
appropriations 10 carry ont the reconstruction
acts Referred 10 the Com .nittee on Appropri-
stions. ,ff''P''-
hr. Van wyek, from the COMMITTEE on Re-
renChment, 10 which Was referred the iuV.s-
ugation ordered last Monday as 70 the fctitsous
q, struciIon Of bonds in the Treasury, made A
report, which be asked TO have laid ON the Ia
Mr.. Logan objected to the reading OF the re-
port unless the evidence was also presented
and Rad. That evidence would show that he
was justified an making the statement notwith-
standing the fact that the very evening the in
quiry was ordered a telegraph had been sent %
the Associated Press that his statement was
NIT any impntauon 10 be made on his verscity
somewhat heated coIloquy took place be-
tween Messrs. Logan and Van wyck, the
former eontending that, in justice 10 him. the
evidence which sustained his statement should
be published; and the latter holding that the
committee had only been Influenced by the
pablo aspect Of the question, and had not
deemed the veracIty OF the gentleman from
Illinois to be called in question al all.
After further debate
Mr.. Logan, recurring TO the facts in connee-
ton with the certificate OF the destruction OF
Sls,Oep,eo OF bonds, related the circumstances
which justified his staiement--particularlyt tn.
circumstance that Mr.. Neale, one Of the clerks
who had signed the certificate, had told ham
that he supposed il was done 10 cover no a re-
ported loss of twenty millions Of bonds lie
declared his determination 10 puncture the rot
tenness Of that rotten concern-the Treasury
Department-and he notified the Committee on
Retrenchment that he would give il work
enough 10 do within the next four weeks. He
did not intend 70 be bought OF, or scared or
or driven OF, but would do hts duty in The face
OF all the men, and all the power, and all the
committees ON earth, or in Heaven. IL was a
rotten institution from Its head 10 its foot He
believed that officials Of the Treasury were de.
frauding the Government not only by the sale
of bonds, but by giving out dies, and paying
counterfeit bonds aud duplicate bonds; and yet
they found defenders on both sides of the Cap
nol TO whitewash and call them honest men
Mr.. Logan gave way TO "A motion TO adjourn.
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Reform Measures for Ir~land-Debate i'm
the House of Commous

Cable dispatches received last evening say
that in tn House OF Commons Tuesday night,
Mr. Mcguire, IN moving thai the House 60 into
committee on the state OF Ireland. SAID, though
Ireland was part OF the Empire. and was
now peaceful. yet the personal liberty Of every
man in that country was at the mercy Of spies.
policemen, or Government officials, and this
state OF things existed where the records of the
courts showed there were few cases of ordinary
crime. The country he declared was decaying.
and Its people were in despair. Discomfort
was q ord moderate TO express the state OF
feeling. He denied the correctness of the as =
sertions made by Lord Mayo and Lord Kem-
berly, that the farming class in Ireland were
loyal The cruelty OF the past had made "a deep
impression upon the lusn people. The laws an
regard TO the tenure of land were defective, aud
operated so dissstrously that the means OF q
tenant, which were good two years ago. are
worthless now. Ireland needed no com MIS-
sions of inquiry on the Established Church.
That church was not suled TO the majority OF
the people, who dissented from t.
Alter speeches from Mr.. q. Darby Griffith,
the memb for Devises, and Sir Frederick
HoyPaie, the member for Londonderry. Lord
Clinton moved the adoption BY the House IN
committee Of a resolution, in substance, a. fol-
lows: That the discomfort of Ireland is a source
of uneasiness 10 the Empire and must be rem
edled: that the laws of lreland should be framed
to suit the people; that the present church.
school, and land tenure system are un Just; and
that, IN the opinion OF this House, these wrongs
should be righted.
Mr. O'Bierne, the member for Cashel, in the
course OF his remarks, declared that the large
body OF the irish sympathizsd with the Fenians.
Earl Mayo, the Chief Secretary for Ireland,
admitted that great discomfort prevailed IN Ire
land, but said IL WAS exclusively nouri shed by
the Irish in America The Irish in Australia
or Canada felt no discomfort ana even an Eng
land II was confined 10 the lower classes. There
was no prominent leader in Ireland who was
not aided or pushed 10y friends in the United
States. The rate Of wages was low, but az was
improving. The consumption of spirits, which
IL the best test Of peoples material prosper
lily, was increasing. He advocated the mainte-
a bill would soon be introduced for the relief
of the tenants.
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IMPORTANT LAWSUIT IN FRANCE-Rebef Bel
hgerent bi9kfs.-A letter from Paris gives ac-
count OF an action which the United States
have instituted before the civil tribunal of
Paris against NJ. Arman, deputy in the Corps
Legislatn and ship-bniiuer at Bordeaux: NJ
Granger, banker at Paris, ard son-in-law OF
Mr.. Slidell, Confederate diplomatic agent a1
Paris during the late war: NJ. Noruz, engine
builder at Nantes; NJ. Dubigeon, ship-builder
IN the same town, and certain other persons,
in order TO recover from them large sums OF
money, exceeding three hundred and fifteen
thousand pounds, received by them for con-
structing vessels of war for the Confederate
States. The United States also claim an in-
demniiy of one hundred and fifteen thou
sand pounds for the injury they suffered
from the violation OF the laws OF neutral
ity by the building by the defendants of
the vessels in question. These Were four
steamers, "ostensibly destined by a foreign
shipowner for regular communication betweea
Shanghae, Osaca, Jeddo aud san Francisco"
and eventually TO tie sold 10 the governments OF
Japan and China, and two plated steam rams.
Owing 10 the interference of the United States
Minister To Paris, the permission which had
been obtained for the armlng and the departure
OF these ssels WAS revoked, and in conse-
quence oftbIs introduction two of the steamers
were sold to Prussia and two 10 Peru. Ohe of
the steam rams was subsequently sold 10
Prussia. The other was bargained Tor by the
Danish government which, however, refused
IL after il had been completed, on account of its
Lot fulfilling all the conditions requisite. That
one subsequently became the Confederate
steamer Stonewall, under Capt. Page.
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A CLUB PoR WoMKN.-A number of women
living IN the suburbs and outskirts Of Boston
have subscribed money for the purpose of
building a clubhouse for their own conven-
fence in cen raj part of the city. IL, after
gong 10 place ofamusement or a social party,
they do not wish to return home immedia tel ",
they desire place where they can sleep aud
breakfast without the expense and publicity
of an hotel. During a midday visit, n hungry
or tired. spot is needed where a meal or rest
can be obtained, and a room, IL necessary,
without being protected by gentleman. The
clubhouse is intended to be place of meeting
where, as directresses Of different societies,
they can hold conference Gentlemen, unless
with consent of all the me beers, will be rigid
excluded Only those will be received who
may have business reasons for coming. This
enterprise is projected by several of the wealth.
Ter ladies of the city. Membership will be
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10y D. l.. WELLS CO. Auctioneers,
- n. W. corner 9th at and Louisiana Rv,

TRCSTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN TIVE Flksr WARD, No goo 2oTH ST.,
BkTMEEN NJ ANDN
Under and 10y virtue Of deed of trust 10 the
,ss1 eT pea d 1ate ssad =, d OF august
No. is, page 465, &c one Of 'he land records for
Washington county and District of Columbis, ]
tn. premises, on FRIDAY, the a,th day & Marc'.
lsnd situate In the City of washi gton and known
az lot numbered b in yobnson's subdivision OF
nn "fi 70. N9, ~, n slnsre TO: ho as the
corded in the ground plat of the city of Washing
recorded ia liber W. n folio 8. improved by a
three story Brick House; water in tue Kitchen
Terms One half ca-h; balance and ~ me- nths
secured b. deed Of trust with notes bearing in
teT.st All conveyancing and stamps at pur.
cbzser's cost 500 down At sale.
d. WELLS, Trustee.
mh0 ID. l.. WELLS Co, Aucts
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10y WIN. l. WALL a CO, Auctiopeers
ID Stores 81 and 311,
Southwest corner Penn avenue and 9th street
CHAECERY SALE-VALUABIE REAL rs
TATE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE

CHAFCERY sALE-yALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON LAfAlETTk SQUAkE
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, PASSED ia certain cause
Their. III dep nding in which John b. Gittu gs aud
Others were complsinsnts and William b. b Cross
and others deiendaDts, the same being No. 0gs
Equity Docket No 8, the subscriber will sell al
pub ic auction On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the
Path day If March AT 4 O'Clock, ON the premi ses
part Of kQuare no lss la tn city Of Washington,
" ntiDg h street mort fifty four feet nj ne 10
chss ard running back of that " idth one hundred
sbd thirty feet one inch TO n twenty foot alley
ais brick stable fronting said alley and the
ground ON which IL stands
This property 70 improved by three story dou.
bic front Brick House, bniit In the best style.
This If one of the hnett pieces at property ever
offered for sale in Washington, aijo ling the resi
dence of W Corc"ran, ESQ, aud fronting di
rectly upon lafayette Square and tie President's
n use.
Terms of sale IS prescribed by decree: One fourth
In each upon the day of sale, aud the residue IN
three equal instruments at six, twelve, and eigh
teen mobths, with interest from day of sale for
which the notes Of the purchaser properly se.
cured, will he taken All co, Ney ancine. Including
reyer stamps, at the cost Of the purchaser ESQ
will be required when the prop rty IL struck ed
J.CARTER NJ Ar BURY, Trustee.
nh2-eo&ds WI WALL 4 CO Aucts.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub:
ofwssiinston County. in the District Of Coumbis,
letters Of the personal estate Of
city, D. c., deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased sre hereby warnea
to the SUBSCRIBER ON or the 18th day Of Febru
ery next they may otherwise oy law be excluded
my hand this 18th day Of February. 1873 . =
fe Is law3w" Administratrix.
LOB SALE-9s 900 extra, choice. perpetual
II blooming ROSES PLANTS, &C., selected By
myself from the best kinds at the Ex position Of
doubtedly the best collection and bsst plants
imported IN America. ~ 60
! A. JARDIN, Florist
HQ 18th street and n
.NOTICE.--Rosss, Shrube, &C., will grow and
The Spring E-E-~' no 00yns
THE ORIGINAL TRANC, fsi4-lm
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RAILROADS.

pALTIM0kE AND OHIO RAILROAD TICKET
- OFFICE.
400 Pennsylvania aUe., bsttoesH AZ and 9th SITS.
GREAT CONVENIENCE.
South west
Basssse called for and checked - -
at hotels and private resid-poes IT, .xXXASS
In ali parts of the city and Georgetown.
, by this arrangement passengers can provide
themselves at their lesuI with tickets and bag
gage checks, aud avoid ali annoyance at the depot.
Sieeping car tickets can also be secured AT this
Office NH I'm.
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NAVY DEPARTMEsT,

~ WASHINGTON, 18th February, 1873.
Sailed PrOI will be received until the 18th
Of March AZ l. clock, noon for the purchase VI
ths T. owing vessels.
Aftts Wa AInrfOn Y1rd.-The Mshopsc, Saugus,
"a and hinio
a R.to fbrfsapS The winDebago, Manhattan,
Ca b. M~hay unk Oneota, 1ippecaunoe, Chick
asfN AM ki,tsIco
The pToIc-als will sfate the price that will be
gwen - the vessels in their present condition,
a. 4 With -urh fftiugr nov attached 10 thu
The vessels e q De- and all necessary inform
anon concern tue them will be given b. the com
MAJ taUts O. . tai. 10.
!" rsElt j. -.s--vei to reject any or all OF The
pT.Yo-slsr lr -ceptsnce IL not for the iDter1 4
q the JCyeTfr.-r.t
Twenty re- .a-. - the purchase money will be
Is4Gired wlt'r a. .iay- after = uo'iicsiiOr OF
u~ "a. rttAt a. O. pO-al g. be rf-if@d ~ case
~ 10 ,''tLI .... to purrbase AMI the balance
uIaa tie IA ". Lei. - II the xssset
The Ergpu. . I'd. ma bs sndor.-d Propo<ais for
PuTcLas- - -
GIDEON wELLEs,
rs avs" rotary of the Navy.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
PAkt, of Washington, ID. G., chartered by
special act OF Congress for the safe kee under
guarantee. Of Government BENDS, silver Plate
Valuable Papers, aud all descri ptioss Of Yauabes
burglar proof vaults Ofice-cornar n Y. avenue
and 18th Ct DirectOrs:S p Brown II. D. Cooke
Geo. w. Riggs Vim s Huntington. Geo. II Plant
Geo. o. Evans, b p Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson
p. Brown. Presideut;G D. Evans Vice Presi.
Sec'y.
Office Hours-9a. m. to pm. jas
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

i WASHINGTON, 9th March, 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 10th
april at u o'clock noon, for the purchase Of the
following vessels
AT TIE BOSTON (MASS.D YARD
The - SHAWNEE and = WAsSUC
AT LEAGUE ISLAND, PA.
The " CANONICUs," '-COHOES," KOKA,-
NAUsE1T ~ AXsAw:n "YAZOO," TU-
" sQUANDO@ and . SUNCOOK.
AT MOUND CITY. ILL
The ETLsHs -. KLAMATH, -" SHILOH"
MP0IA MA ~ EOsHo, " MARI
The proposals will state the prices that will be
SlNeD tor the vessels in their present condition
and with suoh fittings now attached to
them
The vessels can Re seen, and al necessary infOr-
nation concerning them will be given b. the com.
tnAndaDt- 81 the stations
he right IL reserved TO reject any or all Of the
Proposals ~ their acceptance Is not for the interest
81 the Government
TUeDty per cent of the purchase money will be
required within three days after a notification of
the acceptance a proposal to be forfeited in case
~ non com petiOu % the purchase, and the balance
upon the final delivery 81 the vessel.
The pr pOsals should be endorsed Proposals
Tor puTCksse Of Iron C lads.
GIDEON wELLES,
mn p-eofW Secretary of the Navy.
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LIMITED STATES ENGINERR,s OFFICE

Il NlTED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE,
y Nc. 81 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE, ND.
Proposals will be received at this Office until
meridian of The 18th day of March 10 g. for furnish.
ing Goa Tor the steam tug and dTedges belonging to
tie United States. on account of PatapscO river
Improvement, for the working season, say TO De-
Cenber Is, Is 8 =
IN formation to forms Of proposals and other
requirements may he obtained at this Office
Bids will be opeNed at II "a IN. March Is l8iS
at This Office the presence of such bidders a. NAV
choose to attend
The riEht is reserved TO reject all or any Of the
Ills for any cause deemed sufficient by the under.
signed JOHN g. PARKE.
NH o At MAJOR of FDpineers Ryt Ma Can
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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES ATENT OFFICE

~
On the petition of GEORGE BIGkLOw,
e5ministrator of the estate Of Samuel Nicolson,
sion Of patent granted to the sAid Samuel
prosement in W OGDEN Pavements, for sevs q years
from the expiration q ssid patent, which lakes
1t il order ed that the said petition be heard 1T the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the eth day Of July
next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL they have,
Why said petition ought not TO be granted.
1 Persons opposing the extension required 70
Gle In the Patent Once their objections specially
ct forth IN least day. Sso1s the
20 be used e the said hearing must be taken and
nee, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon tssti.
the day Of bearing; the Arguments, II any, within
Ten days after fling the testimony. : IL
Republicen and the Inteilisenoer, Washington, b
week for three Successive weeks; the srss Of said
publications. TO be 1t lssst sixty days previous "a
!. fe D-ESv Acting Oommissioper Of Psten
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF OXEN.

Cfril Ergineer's OMee ,
Nary Yard. Norfolk, March, 1853
Sealed Proposals win be received at this ONCE
until the 18th instant, clock d m for furnish
ing light Yoke of Maryland, North Carolina, or
Virginia Oxen under the following conditions, viz
The oxen not to exceed i've years of age, weight
to be not less than two tons and four hundred
pounds per yoke, to be sound and well broken :
The oxen to be delivered at this Navy Yard, and
to he subject 10 q weeks trial. -
Proposals for one or more yoke will be received
The VI. ut to r. J~ct any all bids is reserved
Oxen y THOMAS WERB
Assistant N. And Acting Civil Engineer.
Per order of Commodore
A. Ii kitty, q. 8. Navy,
nh lO-St Commandsnt
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l'OR SEMI hne-toned Rosexosd PIANO;
II rrs.t moderate. Apply toC0VPSR d LATl.
MIR, Auctioneers. hl-u
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NHkOUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
- s $50 -

~ - S6NS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1861.
trans between Wash ingron and New York are
now run as follows viz.
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily texcept Su naayD at 7:45 q. m, II 81
and ZOO p. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave taily except Sunday atlas and l2:ls .
m, and 4: 30 and ZOO m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at ZOO ,
n only. -
SLEEPING CARS for New York on 700 D. IN
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philsdel phia, New York OF
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at al
hours in the day, well at the new Office in tn.
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue between 9th and 7th streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
NAP olis, and the West
l.. WILSON Master of Trans portatio ON
NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent
ocS-d GEO. 8. KO0NTZ. Agent, Washington.
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W I'll II ~ tFfhTfON AND CARD ES
W GkANiS attended t. promptly At -
t.,x shENf.t kiCb tRDSOSr,
WE $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DUMPS, WELLS, &c

MAYORS OFFICE
CITY HALL, March 9. 1853 Z
Proposals win be received At thi. once until u
o'clock on HUK>DAN, the 18th inst for the
repairs OF Pumps drAnts. &C Tor the year com.
meDcnz on the LIT of April. 1853.
Specifications, &c. can be obtained on appliea
ton at the Mayor Office.
RICHARD WALLACE
NH lO-es tlg MAYOR
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s ENGINEER OFFICE

I. OswEGO. n. Y, February q, 1873.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received by the und ar
signed until the 10Th Of March, 1873 at noon. for
making the repairs hat may become necessary on
the United States pier at OswegO, n. Y. up TO No
ysmber - ISIS. all the materials for said repairs
rclng furnished by the United States.
The price must De stated at much per COO feet
q N OF the lumber, per pound of the iron and
Spite, ard per cubic yard of stone, which shall be
Used In making said repairs and mu.t cover all the
expenses for tools, machinery, scOws, &C, the
teafing up and removing old work. AID the compile
riOn OF the repairs In manner satisfactory to the
engineer in charge
Bids must be in duplicate, and guaranteed upon
forms which, with all the infOTmatiO in the pos
session Of the undersigned, can be obtained BY ap-
shcatiOE, IL person or by letter, TO thi. Office.
G. Il. BLUNT,
fe 2s-lm 1t Col Of Enp's Byt Col E s. A.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FISH STANDS
The Fish Stands in the different markets v IN, La
sold to the highest bidder for cash on the following
days: 1e
CENTRE MARKET
TUESDAY, March 81, at 10 o clock O. m
NORTHERN MARKET
MONDAY March 50 at 10 O clock A. m
EASTERN MARKET
WEDNESDAY, A phil i, at 10 O'Clock O. m
WESTERN MARKET
WEDNESDAY, April 4, at 10 O'Clock @ m.
Persons now holding Stands in the different mar
kets can retain them by paying the sppraisement
price for such Stands previous to the ay OF sale
Bh IL i824.63i RICHARD WALLACE Mayor
nY EAGLE CO, Aucuoneers
ID 6slesTooms No. AS 7th street opposite
Patent ONCE
On SATURDAY, March ID, at l0L o'clock we
SD all SELL at our sales
20 packages lea. Is boxes amily Soap
20 boxes Pepprr. ~ 0e choice Cigars
Virginia Sm, king Tobacco
Fancy Soap, Canned Fruits
Glass Ware, Wrapping Paper
WiLes and Liquors ia wood and glass. &c
Also.
lot OF Household Furniture
Mattresses, Stoves, &c.
Sale positive. NAGLE Co,
mn III Auctioneers