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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
kAPIDs OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate win be received at
tiIs fhee unul ~ NJ. WEDNESDAY June TO-
J. :. Tor excayatinE and removing the rock AMI
sth-r distractions from the bed of the Mississippi
kiSet. at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids, By
p ~an- of Golfer dams and subsaueous blasting and
0Elseiing.
turtraetors will be required to furnish all boats,
= achiHTry, &c. and Ia perform all the labor
h"Cer-Sry IN The prosecution OF the work. There
80 about nfty thousand cubic yards Of rock TO he
moved distributed uneguAlly at d ferent poll ts
- the rspids. and the work must be done during
~ - moderate stages of the water Interfering
a. little - possible with the navigation of the
Tyer
" blCh tbey propose to do the work winch will he
1T N sections of such length the en- in,er in
charge may determine
Per-Ous proposing to contract are requested to
NI-It rhe ETOuId before sending in their bids
Irintes copy Of this adv ertIse must he Z
ttched to each proposal. Zach bid mnst he accom-
SBOnsIble persons that the party or parties pro-
posing will enter into contract upon recei wing the
sWaTdment Blanks for proposals. Of the form re-
furnished ~ this once application.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
aud all bids and no oid will BE- considered unless
g nee that h 10 tru-twOrrh,, aud has the nee es
Sary skill and experie nee 10 Perform the work.
Proposal viii BE- endorsed Proposals for re-
mnNipE ot-truCtiOns ut the Rock Island Rapids -
aBd addressed 10 Brevet MAJOR Gen J. II. WILL
son . Lieutenant Colonel S3th Infantry,
PATE. d. wing further Information can Obtain
the same ~ calling at the I. >. Engineer once.
corner OF Nam and Second streets, Davenport,
iowa, where maps: plans, Specifications. and
examine them for the pafpose OF making prorc-
Lieut. Gel ssth Infantry,
Us Esgineer's once. Davenport, Iowa, May
Is 1873 my = 81
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OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT


PROPOSALS FOR UNCONDITIONAL STEAM
Eks FOR REMOVING DISTRACTIONS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of
~ = nited states Engineer, in the Custom House
SA1 RDAY, the 9th Of MAY 1883 for furpishins
dMO additional hght-draught Steamers, Crane
Boats, and FLATS. to be employed by contract by
GAYS Wors In removing distractions from the Ohio
river. Chleny between Cincinnati and Cairo, con-
ssne OF snags, trees, sunksn logs, boats, bsrges,
Bidders must specify the price per day for each
CAP work Tor which they will agree to furnish
everything necessary, and do the work under the
nde nee OF person TO be appointed by the
said Engineer Said price to cover the furnis ing
OF Alright drAught Steamer, two Crane Boats, four
Strongly decked Flats, and the necessary screws,
Chains, ropes, levers, saws, axes, fixtures, &C.,
suitable Tor such work and including the pay and
expense OF Captain, Pilot, Engineer and Crews,
besides one manager or working boss in addition,
snd two gangs OF SIX men each for doing the work,
aho having suitable accommod ations for the Gov
erBment Inspector.
All enpenses to be paid and all risks borne by
the party proposing IL being understs cod that the
Government will not be responsible for the payment
OF any thing more than the sum Der day that may
Be agreed upon In the contract
he right 10 Tseeryed to reject any all bids il
a. shall be ceemeQp the interest Of the Govern
sPeciheationa blanks forms Of PROPOSAL, win
De furnished on cation, from this ONCE, enher
IN person or by writing
The proposals must be accompanied with the
suaTant OF two responsible sureties, signed in the
By order Of Brig. Gen. A A. Humphreys, Chief
W. MILNOR ROBERTS,
. Civil Engineer in charge Ohio River LIN.
PrOvement
Pittsburgh. May S, 1858. nyetd
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAYMAsTER,s OFFIoR


81 KILBI STREET. BosreN, May Is, 1873
=, Proposals., sealed ans endorsed Prop ,sais for
I'll June q fs ss,; s sSsc ~.
named below and separate proposals. written on
resnisiton The pn%bsr ~ To- os 90 req 70, each
be or the ye'epe
The right is reserved to reject any or al. b.d.. or
Ia me EN- in, sr,,s, Of the Government.
Chsrlestown Navy Yard free Of expense to the Gov
Bs,.ar Of Ordinances.
Req 1isition slI
iOofeet s,ply "a inch. Patent Combination Hose,
IL blv - Tee, aens Ms. Benedict, Tarrsy D TWom
BTreas o S,.ann Ensinssrins.
Is6O feet White Pine Boards, No. 5, inch. not
less than s inches wide:
500 pounds dry Red Lead.
i ii.S I pog1 ~; Italian n Hemp Packing
All as per sample !. Chief Eng neer's Office.
loo gallons Alcohol . per cent
g" toms ton: No ss.ss sand best quality
500 tons Lehieh Lump Coal. hand picked.
i tons toms Isn,sh Coal egg egg si1s hand
leo tor. CoitDss. Scotch Pig Iron. mo No! A'o
- Al the above to be tons Of 2.2D Pounds.
= 3 Bl:cf Lead erasltls', sS.s.
s. No "a
500 pounds Iron Out Nails, from Sd to I'd.
IT. gross Iron Wood Screws, from Il inch to in
ches.
Sample. and further information at Chief En-
BpreaN Of Construction and Repoir
Reluisit 239.
62'ls pounds Sheet Lead, sizes and weights a, this
Requisition TAI.
] 200 pounds Sal Ammoaiac.
Bureau Of N1rigafioB
cor gallons Lard Oil, hest quality, in we'll COOP
cred barrels, about 10 gallons each
RORT. H. CLARK
Eat Paymaster n & NAVY
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE fELEeRAMs, &C

The thirty eighth annual Con venhon Of the
New England Anti Slavery Society was held
IN Boston yesterday. Wendell Phillips made
= sIeech oenounclng Grant snd Collar. The
hebuolicss and Democratic parties, &c.. &c.
win more than bis usual bitterness, offering
Resolutions abusive OF The President: hat
owing 10 The defeat Of impeachment ~ the
hands OF the Republican party, the nation was
Jus'i ., N alstrn,nng i.s leadership condemn
ing the ChlSago Platform, protesting against
the admission OF Rebel" States, &C.
The New York STATE Senate and Court Of
Appeals are IN Joint session at Albany for the
uisl OF Robert g. Dorm, Canal Comrn,ss,on-x.
on Impeachment chsrres preferred against HIM
by the Assembly. The counsel for the dessrcs
Objected 10 senator sanford. on the ground
that he. as Chairman OF the Canal Inyestira
non Committee. had prejudged the case. Tn.
Court overruled the objection. He was In
structed, however. ths; he could withhold his
vote on all questions II he chose.
The English Derby took place yesterday with
more than usual eclat Very grestinterest va
attached TO TIE race. IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE
Has tbgs In backing his horse Lady Elizabeth
against the field. Blue Gown came In first,
King Alfred second, and Speculum third.
Bands Of Polish exiles, said to have been re-
crul;ed an France, have appeared on the From
tier Of Galicia, and are making uoioas demon
STATIONS. II Is believed that LsugIevics, the
leader OF the last Polish Instruction, lie at their
head.
audience Of the u ueen the lath of May, and
took leave Of her Majesty. On the same eye-
ming Mr.. Adams left for Parls TIA. Embassy
being in charge of Mr.. Moran.
kilograms from China, Nav let. give further
details Of the seige Of Tietsln by the reb-ls.
The insurgents are SAID TO have numbered a
few months since la0.0Q.
The naturalization treaty with Bavaria II
said TO be equally as liberal the North Ger
man treaty. There are hopes OF n satisfactory
treaty with Great Britain also.
The Provisional Government OF Crete has
decided TO convoke a regular Parliament The
CretaDs have been successful in another en-
gagement with the Turks.
Stay proceedings have been refused in the
case Of Joseph Brown, the Canaan child muir
derer. He IL 10 be executed al Hudson. New
York, on Saturday next
A street assault was made by Hon. Joseph
Segar on Mr.. Van Wrinkle. United States Mar
shall, in Richmond, Va, yesterday. No serious
damage done.
The New Orleans PicGysae urges President
johnson TO immediately issue q proclamation
of general amnesty.
The lith of September has been liked for q
new trial Of General Cole, the murder OF HIS
cock
The United States steamer Swatara has ar
rived at Southampton, England.
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HABBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MILwAU.
II KIE, WIS.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER's OFsrcE,)
No. 3I2 Main street, Mtltranks, Wis

UNITED STATS ENGINEER's OFyIcE,)
No. 9i2 Main street, Miirankse, WIS. :
May 8, 1858
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this ONCE
until IL m June Z, 1855 for improving the harbor
OF milwaukee. Wisconsin.
he Proposals will be In duplicate and separate
foI each class Of material and labor.
rof particulars rs to payments. time Of COM
menclng and finishing the work, classification Of
niatrIlA &c, apply at this once, where plans and
speslhcaflOns Will be shown TO ell whs wish to
make proposals.
. Contractors furnishing materials will be required
u bold them, without pe1se TO the United States
nnul required for use by the engineer Off Ger in
charge OF the work.
Zach bid. TO have consideration, must be accom-
panied BY guarantee signed BY tws responsible
forms furnished.
A printed copy ofthis advertisement will be at
fAched O. each prop sal
Blank forms of proposals, vii b form Of guaran-
tee will be furnished from this once upon appli-
Cation
L he work will be let TO the lowest responsible
bidder. the United States ressrving the right to
REJECT all bids.
Contracts with good and sufhcient sureties will
te eNssuted within ten days from the date Of the
Ward
The contracts will be placed in sealed envelopes
cnsCrsed. Proposals fer Improving the Harbor Of
Milw xukee, Wisconsin, - and addressed to
Breyet Col J. b. WHEELER,
MAJOR u En- gineers,
my l4td Milwaukee, Wis,
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NOTICE ROR PROPOSALS FOB SUPPLY OF
~ MARINE HOSPITAL.
DISTRICT OF New ORLEANS, I

PeRr OF sT. LorIs, April 1, 1858
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals. &C
foI ms be furnished on application at this ONCE
will be received thereat until II O'Clock, meridian
Marine Hospital at this city with the articles OF
provisions. medicines, &c enumerated in said
forms. The quantities stated are estimated with
hospital, but the United states reserves the right
70 take more less Of said articles accordingly
vered At the hes pits are net, in the Judgment OF
the physician, of the best quality, and adapted to
the hos pita he will be at liberty to reject the same
70 purchase other articles in their stead, and to
charge the contractor with any excess In the cost
over the contract prices.
The United States reserves the right to accept
the proposals for the whole any portion of the
articles specified. s. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE,
my It'd Surveyor and Acting Collector
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DROPOsALs FOB SUPPLIES.


OFee Of Paymaster U. S Nary,
AS Chsstsw Street,
Ss, Pa, ldsfrhiS. May Is. 1855;
plies will Be received a this ONCE until II clock
.a 81 the lt OF 5uns next fer faIp.hins the Uni
to be of the best quality, and subject TO inspection
by the Inspecting officer at the Philadelphia navy
free Of expense to the Government:
-, For Bwear Of Steam Esginserins.
500 podhds Bsnca Tin.
80 pounds Cold rolled Sheet Copper.
1903 pounds best double refined Cast Steel for tools,
80 tons Lehigh Lump Coal.
Is tons Bituminous Coal.
g. barrels PnIysrized Bituminous Coal.
40 gross best Iron Screws, gnlst points. assorted
20 gross best Brass Screws gimlet points. assorted
l.oOpounds Cumberland Nails.
100 90 sosId feet Whit. Pine, pattern lumber
200 board feet Cherry Boards.
g poSnd. y Pc. Water sosp
45 barrels Fire Clay. red, ground.
sabis yara. sheldon held Hs snfs ssDI
IS cubic yard. Moulding sand. TulIeytown, Lum-
berton and Trenton in equal quantities.
$500 pounds Flat Iron
6s1 pounds Round Iron.
Full particulars respecting the foregoing arti-
cles will be given by Chief Engineer Theodere lei.
Ter, Navy Yard, Philadelphia
$500 DoupG. s inch & Roa GSsf TEcn &C.
80 Rafters, Is feet long 7x9 in.
IS Girders. 50 feet long, 7xg in.
% Braces, Is feet long, 6x7 in.
IsrPurliBs, "A feet long, 4a5 in.
- Ridge Poles. "a feet long, 4x6 in.
II Posts. l9 feet long, 7x9 in.
"a Cso feet l-inch second common White Pine
Boards, to be we'll seasoned.
B Bar sfT f. :.
p eces Ain. Angle Iron lengths directed
"a pieces 81 in. Angle Irsu lengths as directed.
ull particulars respecting the foregoing artt-
cles will be given by Naval Constructor PoOk Navy
Yard, Philadelphia.
For BVveag Of Yards and Docks.
loo board feet l in. straight grained seasoned
White Ash Boards.
2eO9 hoard feet, in. straight grained seasoned
500 board feet = in. Walnut Boards.
500 board feet lin. " alnut Boards
- pieces White Hickory, 8 feet long, llxo
White Oak Plank. % feet long, ls in. wide, with
butt sawed to square edges.
% pieces W hite Tenders, Il feet long, sxS oak in
700 pounds best American Flat Iron, ssxiin.,
feet lengths.
21oi pounds best American Flat Iron, I4xS in, 10
in. lengths.
Full particulars Respecting the regoing arti-
cles will be given by r. q. PriHde. superihtend-
ent Of Yard improvements. Nayy.Yard, Philadel-
phia- II. M. HIESKELL,
PaVmaster IL.
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Total No. Of bodies TO be removed. .........2 050
At the same time and place, pro possIs will be
received and bids opened for the construction Of
stone all, laid dry, to enclose the Fort Gibson
National Cemetery; the same to be about 800
feet in length and TO be built Of undressed or rough
stone.
The wall TO be feet thick at the TOP. 8 feet s
inches at the ground, feet high, with q founda-
face Of the ground
A reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
msyal of the bodies and the construction of the
wall.
Payment TO be made in Government funds ON
COMPLETION ~ the contracts
Zach bid must be accom- panied by a good and
Sufficient guarantee from two more persons
wtOse loyal and solvency 10 certified BY Q clerk
a court Of record, setting forth that the bidder
VIII; IN case cor tract Ia awarded. give ample
the same.
The nsme aud place of Residence of each bidd er
and surety n.dst be given.
Bic dtrs are invited TO be present at the opening
Of their proposals, which will take place on the
day and hour above specified.
Proposa ais must be plainly endorsed Proposals
stTuCtiDg Stone Wall, and addressed To the Chief
Cusrtermaster District Of the Indian Territory
By authority of the Chief QuartermAster Mill.
tsry Division Of Missouri.
A. 8. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. M. U. ). A.,
my IL I'd Chief o. M District of the
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Dry Goods.


General duIlness has been the rale in the
dry goods market during the past week but
II business has been comparaii vely dull, prices
are generally well maintained. There is not
much change TO note IN domestic cottons, but
woolens are in rather better demand. and there
are symptoms Of a rise, which prudent and
strong buyers show a disposition to take adj
vantage of. In brown sheetngs and shirtings
transactions have been on too limited a scale to
afford any reliable indications of the course Of
prices. The stock Of standard sheetiHgs in
first hands is not large, and there Is not much
chance of an accumulation to an extent that
will affect prices. The value of the raw ma
terial must be taken the regulator Of the
market At present holders are quite ready 10
sell at the lowest quoted prices; but q slight
upward turn of the Liverpool cotton market
would cause a corresponding rise in the IN anu
featured article here. In bleached goods there
is but little doing. The best makes of popular
styles bring full prices, but there is dropping
tendency in the inferior grades. Printing
cloths in the gray are not quite SO active rs
they have been. Prices are a shade lower.
Sales of Ga at cents have been made. and
may be taken as the rate for standard grades.
In prints there have been a considerable tall =
ing of in the demand, and prices Of light goods
are about half a cent lower. For the more
popular styles prices are fully sustained The
advanced season affords a better market tor
printed lawns; but IL requires good spell OF
hot weather TO bring them into full demand
Prices. however, are firm, and the new styles
are in good request. GInghams are IN less de-
mand, but prices are unchanged. Rolled
ldcOnets ana CtInDrlCs are WITHOUT mtteflI
change. Muslin delaines remain UNCHANGED.
The best styles command full prices, but the
market for the poorer kinds he heavy. Italian
cloths show some improvement. The clothiers
are buying moderately. In woolens there is
more animation than has been noticed I'm some
time. Prices have not materially changed, but
there is more demand for heavy cloths and
overcoanngs, mostly for the fall business from
clothiers. Fancy cassImeres and satinets are
not in quite so good a demand.
The transactions in foreign dry goods are not
large; but there is a good demand for season.
able dress-goods, and many of the importations
now coming in have been sold to arrive at re-
munerative prices. Seasonable silks, millinery
articles. and printed lawns sell readily a. good
prices. The importatlons continue quite small.
Woolens are more firmly held. There is still
on hand a large stock of last years importa-
tlons, which cannot be put npon the market
without loss. The auction sales Of the weeC
have been generally well attended, but prices
have ruled low and not particularly satisfac-
tory to the importers.-N. r. Independent, 2Stk.
~Tbe London Court Journal says that Mrs
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
N sad9'rs DIST. o. Iriiar Ts--ito-,,
70 ChtJ CSazternsasfsr'g Oyfcs,


"a CatJ CBazterRs1sfer'g Otcs,
s.,,.s n fo-f GIBSON, G. ". April IS 1855 \
eo P.oposa'. ~ duplicate, 10 rem owe the re-
h,SI,n, OF deceased United states soldiers lying
,uiIeo IN The vicinity of Fort Gibson. o. n, viii
- toelNed at this Office until O'Clock D m .
UnsRAf June 4, 1853. at which time bids viii
l. The bodies are to be removed carefully and
1sscGhtHi al marks and inscri ptions found with
ma me- board will in all cases, be attached 70 and
Transmitted with the conn and set o At the new
fIpnss 19n ns and transportation viii be furn-
tor The Government will supply the contractor
Win lumber suitable for csffin rs at 10 per The
PRISON 70 whom the contract is awarded will keen
mpiete record OF not snly the locslity of ind.
NIdoal graves, but the relative position of bodies
or graves from right left north SOUTH east to
ger wit be enabled t. take the bodies from their
New resting place and replace them in their oP gi-
ns graves IN their Original order.
sraNss VIII be marked with numbered stakes,
Sha Ihe number and section of each grave marked
III. The graves will be arranged in a regular and
uniform manner, either in rows or in circles, and
edual distances never less than three (3J feet
grave will be raised over H. 10 the height Of tan
or twelve i. ehes. VI 'oH
Ill wherever the dead are disinterred from eul.
Nstsd or Inhabited lands, the iginal raves will
n nned up after the bodies are renewed
form OF record sheet of Disbursements, will
sc pI,ylaed the contractor which he Will be re-
place OF dlsinterment, enc copy 90 be Forwarded
i ,n ne boy TO the cemetery, and to be re-
Bidders must state the price per body for re-
ovsl OF remains from the place Of disintcrmeut 10
NATIONAL Cemetery &C Fort Gibson, @. N
Proposals. will be received for removal of the
places to Fort Gibson National Cemetery
Inc following !, the estimsted number of bodies
tying and distance from each place to Fort Gibson
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

B sLst. eieri: Win ia: .. h sSehs.ss 6.
street, Star 0moe Buildins.
TTo LARGE EEEkeH PLATE MANTLE NIB
fGksIr fS%sslET SSIss AEP an
CA4A .nGT;id EisrAURANT FIXTURES. &c.
o. fsipiYY MORNING. Ma, -, .. 10 och. |.
18th and 18th strsess We viii Ave. sss"'
5 5s;t SS:SS.; sI;; thssSsf ss A'F'
sTs.ss. s sSd Tsss Ply CsSss;: and
walnut .,s, and Plain Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
Bsir and Hulk Mattresses Pillow. ..
BnSsB Snk sns Shit 0snior.: ,pS Spreads
Table Linen and Crockery Ware
walnut and AArble-top Bar Counters, Fixtures,
Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
COOPER 4 LATIMKR, Aucts.
p. S.-TEe above establishment viii be sold At
private sale previous to day Of sale aud il not sold
IL ~ill be offered . whole at 10 o'clock on morn.
ing Of sale; aud if not sold entire il viii be sod in
detail. For terms as q whole, &C., apply to the
my 5 dads oooPER a LATIMER. Auc...
Br GREEN a1E,,l1. WILLIAMS II Ian
No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and d streets.
PARLoR FURNITURE. MARBLE TOP GOT.
TAGS SITS, CARPkTS, &C, AT AUCTION.
Ol fRlDAf. the 18th inst; at 10 O'Clock a. m.
street west between and streets north, the fol-
Hair Cloth Sofas, Castor and Side Chairs
OAK Aarble-top Cottage Sets, with Spring Mat
Painted Cottage Sets, W ardrobee and Tables
Bair. Husk, and other Mattresses
Ingram, Stair, and other Carpets
piDipg.roOm Furniture
Cooking Stoves and Utensils
let of Kitchen Furniture
Terms cash. GREHN& WILLIAMS.
my 92-d Auctoneers
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my sVUIIu I'll OI ~
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL
QUARTEaaAsrER's OFFICE,
U. s. MARINE CORPS,

o.. s. MARINE UoRPs,
WAsHINGToN, 7th May, 1863
until Friday. the 18th day of une, leo3 at2 clock
D. n. for supplying Wood and Coal to the u. 5.
Marines al the following places during the fiscal
ear ending S0th of June lo69 the wood to be good
ured, and inspected At such poi nts within the walls
Of the Msrinc Barracks AZ may be designated by
the COMMANDING marine ofhcer, Tree OF xpense to
tie United States. The coal to be best white ash
anthracite egg coal, free from dust, and to weigh
22s0 pounds te the ton, to be weigh ed inspected,
snd deliyered at such points within the walls OF
G mnsndios marine OH Ger, free OF expense TO the
Ibited States, and bota wood and coal to be fur
nished spon the monthly or quarterly requisite IN
OF the commanding oficsr, showing the Quantities
r,quiIe ed asreesbly 10 REGULATIONS, viz:
r. AZ sshisston Oity' d. o., $50 Tons OF Goal, Go
At Portsmouth, N H. 100 Tons of Goal, 200 Cords
A, CbarIestOwn, MASS. I5o Tons Of Coal, 80 Cords
Al Brooklyn, N Y, so Tons Of cosl. leo Cords
AT Philadelphia. Pa, 100 Tons Of Coal. 100 Cords
AT ,GO.pOrt, Va. rs Tons Of Coal, 100 Cords Of
At Mound City, III. Is IONS ss o.si. 70 Cord. Of
Wood 4 - = -. = q =.
Payments win Be made plea the receipt of
ofhcsrs Of the post at which the wood or coal has
The right is reserved to reject ill bids considered
A guarantee, 10 be signed By too responsible
sss sssss. nS:s 3 init
District attorney, or United States Oolieeter nust
.seo%p.ny each proposal otherwise ~ viii not Be
To re indorsed PROPOSAL for Psel,, and Cd.
dressed to the urdersisned -
nv -lsw4w Maicr and Qsartermsstes. .
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneere and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526 southeast corner 18th and streets

TWO TBREE,sTORY BRICK HOUSES AND
LOTS, FRONTING ON SEVENTH STREET
MIST; BETWEsN AND STREETS
SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 61d O'Clock ..
m We shall sell, on the premises two three story
deep, making them suitable for private resi-
dences.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in SIX, twelve,
eighteen, and twenty four months for notes he ar
ing interest and secured by deed of trust on the
pte mn st AZ tHonysyanoing and reyenue stamps
house when sold.
myR-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts