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NOT ELIGIBLE To BANKRrPTcY.-Up i'm
Darke county, Ohio, in the darkest corner OF
II, We imagine, an unfortunate swain applied
10 the Register of Bankruptcy OF that district 70
De oeclared bankrupt. One OF the provisions
GA the Dan krupt act requires that a mans lia-
bilines shall amount to $3.50 10 entItle him 10 its
b'neflts. This poor man enumerated among his
liabilities S2U1 year for the support Of an ilegt-
innate child. The Register decided that the order
OF State court, requiring HIM TO pay a certain
annuIty as penalty for the violation of law
was not such an obligation a law of the Unl-
led States could absolye him from, and the re-
mainder of his debts not amounting to S3a his
application was dismissed. An appeal was
taken. and the case referred 10 the United
States district court, where Judge Leayitt sus-
tanned the opinion of the Register
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SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. s. A.,
~ Con GRANT AND BALDERsroN STREETS,
RKAR No. los W. LOMBARD STREET,
RatrfMapY Eehruarv1 taSS

Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
BY the undersigned until II O'Clock m. on THURS
DAY, February 8. 1873, for supplying, for the use
Of the United States army ,Subsisnce Stores to be
Delivered In Baltimore. as follows, viz:
ths) seven hundred and eight dozen q, ~, or
SID. Tomatoes TO be as firm, hard, and solid
as po-sibie. Cans containing thin and liz aid
Tomatoes will not be considered.
t-Ul Two hundred dozen ID. cans Green Peas, to
be the small or French Pea. ''Marrowfats'
will not be considered
IL Iesol One thousand and twenty dozen 2 ID. cans
quality packed. 800 ~
t<s Four hundred and thirty -four dozen ID. cans
Lima Beans.
t6ol Sixty dozen ! ID. or ID, cane salmon
All the goods offered must be Of the latest season 3
The cans to be hermetiealiy sealed, and to be
aeked tw enty four In . box; the boxes TO be wall
made sr and strong and strapped at the ends With
green hickory, and marked in full with contents,
M RIO o. and date and place Of packing
and hone o. The goods accepted yin be received
Outstanding. 80
Two csns OF each article offered must be sent n
as samples All eoedittons required In my adv YER
tisement for canned goods for the last se mo
TO hold. II csc conditions will be furnishsd on sp-
WILSON, Bvt. Col and C. D., q. 9. A. fs4 stB
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10y COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- tSucct ssors to James c. Mcclure Co.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and It'll
street Gstar Office Buildingn


street, ''stsr Office Building"
MsGNIFISEE { ROSEWOOD pARLoR SUITES
CANT GRiMsoN kN Sh 6RAs sefo cSid xxi
S ShISs DAR kas kw GcGRTAINs; LACE CTR
m sthfH SdGSKs AT4 sAS
E.ArBoRAbTEL6 CARVED WALNUT BOOK
bS2NyE hsb prfh HRNESSf
n 44,hA SsiS EsthRAAvFpT IA Ans SSER R E9
GtASSMARE. FINE TURKEY, BRrsSELS
CCAAkpETS MD RUGS; BED LINEN AND
On MONDAY MoRSfSG, February 10 10. ISIS So =;
y Ges0fk at ths .esi!ePee Of the late Sir Fredk
we shall sell the magnificent assortment Of furni-
tnre, comprislng IN part
Parlor Suite, consisting Of
Two Sofas. Arm. ard Six Side Chairs, Upholstered
IN Crimson Satin Damask
holstered in Crimson Satin Damask
Eigit Gilt Reception Chairs, upholstered in the
Two Ladies Sewing Chairs, upholstered in the
Three setts of Orange CoIcred Figured Silk Dam.
ask Curtains, lined with White silk. braided
and fringed, with Lace Curtains, Cornice and
Two setts Crimson Curtains, same a. above
Tire Th M msgnihGer1 lag: TTISish Carpets
Ter Turkish Hearth hugs
Six Magnificent Sofa Cushions worked in worsted
Very Superior French Mantle Clocks and orna-
:, ments. fine gilt and enameled
Four large Chinese Vases
One Marble Top fnisid writing ana Work Table
Solid Walnut Center Table, large size, deliberately
Two Walnut Writing Tables, covered with Grim.
Two Sets Paper Mache Te a Poys
One magnificent solid Walnut Sideboard. elabo-
One sG
eighteen solid " alnut Dining Chairs covered With
One very y' large sold Oak Extension Dining rsbl.
Brusseli. Chamber, 81 all and Stair Car pets
Worsied, psms.k. and Chintz CURTAINS
Rosewood and v ainut kardrobes
Bronze prop Light with Xrsan burner and porce
Fine Curied Hair Mattresses
Br, pIe and Gilt Chandeliers, with Cut Glass
Elegant Dresden China Desert Service, consist
Pyramids, Candelabras, Dishes, Plates and Baskets
One set Bohemian Glass Jugs, Gobiets. Liqueurs,
THIRTY Dresden China Frui, Plates. beautifur,,
paints d, each different design .
Cut Class Decanters, Claret Jugs, and Water
Cut Glass Chsmpagnes, Clarets, sherries, Ale
Glasses and Plates
" mite emma Dluner, breaktast ana Tea Service
Forty Extra Fine Lin, Table Cloths, assorted
sizes
Ten dozen Linen Doylies and Napkins
Three dozen Linen and Cotton Sheets
Three dozen Linen Bolster and Pillow Cases
Lot Towels, sc.
ThiItytpairs Blankets
TS;s en- GSm.Its and Spreads
Large Range and Fixtures
Radiators and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c, &C.
ALsO, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
One Phelan Collsnder Rosewood, Marble Bed
Balls Cues, Racks, Markers, &c,
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER
jasl dads Intel, Rep. .Rx.l Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
0FrIcs CaIEr QuARrERMasrER.
FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT,

0Frrcx CaIEr QuARrgRMasrER.
FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
fIcxsBpRG Miss, January -, 1888. \
sealed proposals in duplicate viii he reces we'd ut
the Office Of Quartz rmaster At Holly Springs
Miss, until 10 a. m of SATURDAY. the 18th Of
February. 1853 for the delivery st such places and
times as the Post Qusrtermsster at Holly Springs
may direct, of Two Hundrej DO Cords OF Met.
charitable Dry Hard Wood In such quantities as
may be required 10 to June 90 IS
Each proposal will be accompanied by cory of
this notice, and guaranteed BY two Responsible
parties, who will agree to enter into Sufficient
bonds Tor the faithful performance OF contract when
awarded.
The undersi gned reserves the isht To reject any
or all bids for proper cause.
Proposals v III be marked Proposals for Wood"
and cent hy mail to BIevet MAJOR II 5. Ewing
Sih Infantry. A. Q n, Holly Springs, Nissis
sipp.
BY rider of tn General commanding the Dis.
triCt. J. c. CHANDLER.
Pvt. Col and Q. NJ, U q army Chi.fo N.
&C. 8 6tB Fourth Military District
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ANOTHER VERSION oF THE OLD SAD SroIy.
But a few months since and Miss Emma Raw
MAS residing with her relatives in Fenton WILLIE
Michigan. and bore a character above suspi-
ciCn or reproach, but during the past summer
she nade the acquaintance OF a young man
named kica. who, e-ing possessed OF Il me
personal appearance, gentlcmanly adaTrss. and
lair share of worldly goods. won her afec-
tlons, ann they were married. A former wife
arrived from Louisville, and laid claim TO her
husband, and, nearly distracted by shame and
fgnominy, this young girl consented 10 90 to
Detroit and lose herself from tie eyes OF her
former associates, who now pointed a, her the
finger OF scorn. Here Rich abandoned her 70 a
frlenc. and this friend turned her over to an
other scoundrel, who turned her into the street
when be got tired Of her. Then a notorious sa-
loon keeper introduced her into a house OF ill.,
fame, where she commenced the life of a cOur-
tesan Tins house was pulled" week since,
ana the rroprietress sent to the house of cor
rsction ior six months but, upon a promise TO
reform, Emma Ray was allowed TO depart.
Afier days search she procured situation a.
chambermaid upon a salary Of a. per week,
but with the consciousness of guilt, it seemed
To her That every one could read the story OF
her shame ma her countcnancr, and She fla 10
house on Grand River street where she was
arrested again.
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NAVY DEPAR MINT.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,

WARRINGTON, JAuuafy q, 1913. {
Heating Apparatus viii be received at this oscs
until o'clock p: M, on THURSDAY; the nth
tebfuary next, to be then opened, for furnishing
plste construction and setting up ready for use Of
ideam men.inS pparatns Tor Warning the new
state. Naval Academy, ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, &C
which can be obtained on application at this once
Bidders must accompany their offers with guar.
antics that they will, their bids are accepted,
secuIity, in the full amount Of the contract within
ten days after the acceptance Of their offer, and
TO the United States the difference between the
o9er and that which may be accepted.
BIDDERS will state the time they will require TO
complete the work.
The Bureau reserves The right 70 reject any or all
THORNTON A: JENKINS,
"a 3-eol0t Chief Of Bureau
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Headqu1yfs,S Dis'rict Of Nominal
{SoHrs Ass, st0af DNHrssyvn

Headqu1y;e-S District Of NOMINAL
Once Assistant Qrdr'ermaas,,
FoRT SHAW, N. T., Jan. ], 1853.
Scaled Proposals will be RECEIVED at this office
lSb for transportation Of military supplies during
the year, commencing May 1853, and ending April
90 Us g on routes{Nos. and , district of Montana,
Route No. / being from Fort Benton, Montana
shaw aud Fort Ellis, Montana Territory, and such
other posts as may lie established in Southern
Ros,e No , being from the mouth of the Muscle
she. river to The new post about to be established
The weight to be tran perted on route No. l will
be 90 COO pounds. more or less.
be 500 900 pounds. more or less ' Nv VIII
Bidders viii state the rate per one hundred
the Wear be9nnin% xf 'Gs sacn ,a month d; OF
Bidders should give their names in full. as we'll
as their place of residence; and each proposal
mutt be accompanied by q bond in the sum Of
sRned b. two Q. more rsspsnsi6le perssns
for the routes mentioned in the proposal to the
a the ans be and
nished by said party in accordance with the terms
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
Satisfsctory eviderce OF the atty and solvency
of each bidder, and per offered security must
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
Army Transport alton on route No 2''-as the
case may beIand addressed to the undersigned at
unless they fully comply with the requirements of
this advertisement.
Tie party to whom award is made, must be
prepared to enter into the contract At once and to
give the required bonds for the faithful perferm-
ance Of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
I he contractor must be in readiness for service
by the first day of May, 1868 and will be- required to
have a place of business. or agency at which he
can be communicated with promptly and readily,
for routes Nos. and2, at Fort Benton or Fort
Shaw, Montana Territory.
The conditions Of the contract will be the same
As route No. 4, Department of Dakota, with the
difference of locality excepted blank forms of
which can be had by application to this Office or
at the Office of the QusrteTmaster at New York,
chicago. Saint Louis Fort Leaveuworth. Omaha.
Fort Sterling. and Saint Paul.
By order Breyet Brigadier General S. b. Hola.
bird, Chief q M, Department of Dakota.
\. :. CONSTABLE.
Captain and A. Q. NJ, ChiefQ Q. NJ. District Of
Montana. e. got
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10y FOLEY & 90 Auctioneers
- No. 3.it9 ana Sois. 18th ST, between III and sta

u(1 fOLE1 & 10 AuCtlOneers,
- No. 3gil9 ana Sois. 18th ST, between III and L sta
LABGE ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUR
EITIRE, CARPETING. STOVES, &c, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, February 7, 1873 At 10
O'Clock, We Will sell. at the residence of a EaaliIy
declining housekeeping, on the northwest cCrRer Of
Eth aad n SITS. large collection Of H0sse Fur
Lishipg Goods viz:
One Psrlor Set, consisting of eight pieces IN.
holsterrd in maroon velvet
light Bedsteads and Mattresses
Lot of Chairs assorted
Bureaus, Wasl stanir. and Lounges
One Walnut Gard Table and Whatnot
One Effect Walnut ExtensiOR Table
20 yards OilclOth. nearly
Psrlor, Bed room, snd Cooking Stoves
English Brussels, 4 sTee-ply, Ingram. aud other
Carpets
Looking Glasses and Window Curtains
One large China Press
Lot of China, Glass. and Crockery
CUTLERY Plated Ware. Wooden Ware, &c.
ALSO.
Hitch pen Furniture
One Vim. Penn No. Cooking Stove
And many other articles toe numerous % mention.
The above sale 10 be positive, without limit. as
the family about leaving the city
We would especially call the attention Of dealers
a. the goods are almost new, having only been in
use three months
Terms casa. foley &C.
fed Agctioneers.
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- Extensively signed petitions from The
women of Minnesota asking for the right OF
suffrage are going up to the legislature.
~ be Mormons are preparing TO defend
themselves against the enforcement of the laws
and are constructing a large and strong fort
near Cove Creek
81 The murderer Of Louisa Krause, the
beauiful Berlin lorette, is a deaf mute and ON ~
eighteen years old. He asserts that she at
tempted 10 take his pocket-book, contai ming
only four dollars.
81 The Cheyenne vigilance committee hung
time, Sunday.
81 little girl, thirteen years of age, named
Martha Richie, was drowned at Lima Ohio
on saturday, IN cistern, at the residence OF
Mr.. Phillips. The cistern is in the kitchen.
ana was uncovered at the time. She stepped
into IL accidentally.
~ mary White, at Indianapolis, gave John
keatinge the alternative of marrying her or 70
to Jail. He preferred the former.
~ Mary Ann Fibbs, only sixteen, bar not
sweet sixteen, is charged in New York with At
tempting. out Of revenge for a whipping, %
poison two little children.
81 The Hudson county, N. J., Grand Jury
have indicted my persons who have at differ
ent times been eng jagged as principals or second
IN prize fights in that country.
~ Lands are given away along the line Of
tine Florida railroad, in order 20 induce imni.
grafton.
s%st. Stephens Sunday School, in New
-
s%The New York theatres expended sssoosa
in advertising last year.
D1-af Norwich, OF, the lodge of Good Ten
plars is Differed by ladies exclusively.
~Water-proof cloth is now prepared bv n
recent patent with balata instead Of India
rubber, As 1t will stand q higher heat than thst
gum.
~New Hampshire has passed law ma
KING n punishable offence 10 deposit lofterv
circulars in any post Office in that State.
~The Mayor Of jacobson, Mississippi a.
nounces offcially that cholera Of q very fat,I
type is now prevailing in certai parts OF thaa
city. Uu.r
DFitz-(Sreene Halleck used TO saw thss
women never do anything wrong except vhsa
they have their own way.
~The Boston Fenians have resolved % vorx
on ~. Patrick's day and devote thear earrina
To the cause Of Irish Independence.
s0The Dominion of Canada is likely 70
have an ADDITION in the shape Of vancouver's
Island. The people who dwell thsrsin arv d
voring snnsxAtion.
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n +. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.

By FITCH FOX
Real Estate BYoke,S and 4srtiops.-s
Ohce-CornsE 9TH and streets, OBJ Post O2sa
TRUSTEE'SSALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN Ukl0NTONS, ID. G.
Under and by virtue Of q deed of trust 10 ere I'M
eersigned, executed by George w. Duvsll &c secure
the pay meat OF certain promissory notes therea
get forth and ss is shown hy reference to .sideed,
meh Is duly recorded in Lber N. &. T., No 4. TO-
i,os 2S~ ~. 2H. ant 2a2, of the land records for
Washington county. District OF Columbia and az
the H.iaen request OF one of the parties secured
theIesy, L viii sell, on FRIDAY, the 9Th day ~
march, A. ID. 1858, AT half past 4 clock on
the premise; part Of the property, OF, said
that parcel of ground situated near the NavS
Yard Bridge, and contained in the follo.jug
bounds, viz: Bounded the north by johnson
street, on the south 10y J. NJ. Koenig's loi on the
vest by Monroe street. and on thu east By the Pc.
tomac river. and containing 81 .OOO sassFe feet of
ground more or less. the same being Lots No. 7s3,
19i 195 49, 19 793 799 500 and SUI, according 10
recent subdivision of said Rround and also a niece
OF ground. 10 feet by 49, feet, Improved hy sooi
Dwelling House and Barn.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months
with interest. secured By deed Of trust All con.
vey ancing and revenue stamps at cost Of the pur
CHASER deposit of Starequired down At time OF
purchase.
WILLIAM y MATTINGLy, Trustee.
lei eo6ds FITCH FOX. Auctioneers.
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a CoACHMAN FALLS HEIR TO QUARTER
OF MILLIoN.-Mr. A. W. Richmond OF Du-
buque, Iowa, has ooachman by the name OF
Arthur Muffny, an lrishman by birth. an hon.
est steady workman. couple of DAYS since.
Arthur received letter from Ireland. armour
eng the death of an uncle in the Indies Ieay-
ing fortune. whose value is supposed TO be
over, rather than under, fl50OU0, about
S750,0o IN gold. This il willed TO three rels
nves-Arthur Muffny, has sister, married Z,
Pat Sweeney. two or three miles northwest of
me city. and an uncle, name and residence un-
known-to be equally divided. This would
leave dividend Of S250,0OO each-enough 70
support them comfortably, with economy, for
the remainder Of their DAYS
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DkOPOsALS FOR HORSES.

Office Chef Qudrtsynastsr, District Of MoptnHa,t
Fort Shor. M T., January l, 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until twelve we. n2, O'clock n on mONbAY. the
four hundred 1901 half breed or Mountain Horses.
Sixty TO be delivered to the Assistant Quarter
master at Fort Shaw. M. T., on the tenth (I0th)
Three hundred and forty to he delivered to the
undersigned ut Camp Cooke, M. T, on the iftsent
day of MAY. 1873.
All horses to be not less than fourteen (l4 hands
high. over five ~ and under nine 90 years old to
subject to inspection delivery. No proposal
will be entertained for a less number than twenty
five (25) horses.
Bidders should give their pames in full as well
Zach proposal must he accompanied by q written
guaranty, signed by at least two responsible
parties, that contract will at be entered into
in accordance with the terms of this advertise
An approved bond OF fifty 800 per cent. of the
amount Of the contract will be required, whenever
the articles Of agreement entered into, for the
faithful performance thereof
of each bidder and person offered as security will
be required. No hid will be enter tanned unless it
fully complies with the terms of this advertise
ment.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
Proposals must be made in Duplicate with q
copy of this advertisement attached to each. and
endorsed Proposals for Horses" and addressed
to the undersigned at Fort Shaw, M. +.
Contracts to be subject to the approval Of the
District, Department and Division Commanders.
Bidders must be present in person at the opening
Of the bids.
BY order Of Breyet Major General A. Fl. Terry,
commanding Department Of 8 ps Gk0SSsss;rAp1r
; Captain and A. 2. NJ, ChiefQ. NJ.
ia @6tB District of Montana.
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n EAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.

~ EAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.
%. I. GRIFFITH, AuctioneerD
JAMES =. FITCH 4 ROB ERT G. FOX,
once cor. 7th and sts opposite General p. o.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS and AUCTIONEERs.
Sales at AUCTION Of Real Estate. Stocks and Bonds
Sales Of Furniture at owners residences.
Private Sales Of Houses, Lands, Leases,
Houses and stores Rented Rents Collected.
printed List Of Houses. Lands, Stores, &C.,
with prices, published weekly, can be had on ap-
plicstion. fs3-6
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Lao e00TON MARKET, ION
wv By O. MALLARD, AOV
$50 PENNSYLVANIA Av1NUB.
p. sv. sz1. l5sH AAS 1sTH. p. ~.
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DROPOeALS FOR LUMBER.

DROPO6ALs FOR LUMBER.
Headqrs District Of hdion Territory
CAiC Qsarfermastev's QHee,
Fort Gibson, c. N. January ], 1888 Z
Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at the
ONCE Of the undersigned q Fort Gibson, l. T., IN.
1853, TO furnish fer the OF the QuartermasterS
Depertms Mt, delivered at Fort Gibson, G. NJ en- or
merchantsbls Pine Lumber assorted as follows, to
wit: 1ef & f-t = y -
soooo feet, board measure, :. inch plank, clear.
$500 boards for soor.
ing, none to exceed inches in width -
$500 feet zinch plank for flooring, none 10 exceed
Is 900 feet finch clear pine boards
The require ents and formalities usuaI in con-
trseting for Government supplies will be exacted
Of all bidder. and ell to whom any contract NAY be
awarded In the present case. - = - =
Tor further particulars apply &C this ONCE
By authority Of Colonel Dol. Floyd onea, com
DaDding TIE district. As kTMBaLL-
fe sstB Capt ard A. Q. M. Chief Q. II.
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foley 4 C.
Agctioueers.

~ THE ABOVE SALE.Is INDEFINITELY
Postponed on account Of sickness.
f,Slt FOLEY CO, Aucts
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n 0EN1LHMEhp OLD STYLE -
....d.,.a .I ILL =. j hA iT0ssi,.,.,..
st n, CUEHIE0HAMD uok F0ctory, 3I6K m
street, betWoea I'D Z steoot0. kS-oolns
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DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP.
ERTY

DUBLIC SALE OF GOyERN&ENT PROP.
ERTY.
In accordance with instructions, from the Com.
missioner Of the Bureau Of Refugee Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, dated Washington, ID. C.
January Is 1883 will pose at public sale to ts
highest bidder. on TUESDAY. Februarg III, lsS3
all the following described property. tseixed as the
property of the late called Confederate StaAsa
on lands belonging TO VIM. J. Hoke and l. ID
Chilos, about two miles from Iaincolnton, n O.: to
wit:
Laboratory, SKA. three sasries brick, tws wi nss
esch Z2Xl3, one story.
IFuInsce House, 7sx5s, Oae story, bare ~s,Ia. d.
elack smith Shop. 2,xCs, one story, BRICK.
l Distillery. 36x3txle. f2ame-temporaH
Oil Mill. 36x32Xl2, frame, temporary
go pounds Castings old
2 sets Quartz Crushers.
Steam Boiler, thpee horse.
2Wood Spur Wheels and FrameA
I Water Wheel, lSN6s5
lot Brick. in kiln, about I70,b1,
Sale will $50 without reserve, for cash in Govern
ment funds.
Purchasers will be required to remove the prop.
erty from the premises with the least possible dc.
lay. TH0S. p. JOHNSTON
Breyst Lieut.. Col. Volunteers
{. Q. III. and ID. o for State Of N C.
JANUARY 10, ISIS. saDtFIlB
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Captain of Engineers, Bvt. 1t. Col, b. 8.
IINITTD sTATFS ENGINEER OFFICR-

u No. SIS SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE Nd
Proposals will be received ct this Office until II
II. of WBDNEsDAY, February IL, 1858, for the ex
ecutton Of such Repairs Of Machinery and Wood.
work Of United States Tug, Dredges and Scovs Of
the PataRsco river improvement az may BE- re.
9Sssd to q %sae between date OF proposals and
No proposals. viii be considered exec ut such az ara
made after forms to be obtained at this once where
further information can be had.
Proposals viii be opened ct u 50 p m. Of the 18th
day Of rssr =, II presence Of such bidders as
The light IL reserved to reject any Or all bids for
any cause deemed suficient ~ TIE nndeIsignsd.
fe 4stB Breyet Gsior dsnsrsI. D. 8. A.
0SlSEEs ~: HIS
- P1;iedelshis, Pa, Ja.ssry 81. 1853.
up Is 3 MI 0ss
furnishing this depot with Forage for : period Of
four months, commencing March I, 1858, and end
"s CON-. 6HTfS, H4I,AHp STRAW.
for the use OF animals In the public services ct this
depot OF any Sther lScsaty within dxty tee) miles
An grin e y oftS: - ss.iity; Bat. e pounds
Of TIE best ensliy fsansyivsnis Tinc1hy; ot1sx
to be Of rye OF the best 0naity-an subjss( e In
spection prior to delivery. q
Propoeak win state price PAT hIndrsd poupds for
dsilversd 4 places u consSmpsicn IN such susssi
ties and at such times - may be ordered, The
posals may be obtained BY calling q this of1cs;
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