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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
lnPR9yEMLNT OF TIE ROCK ISLAND

ENVIRONMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
hAPlps Oh rHE MISSISSIPPI RIvkR
Wis Cfhce until u NJ. WEDNESDAY, June 10,
i = Tot excaysfiDg and removing the rock and
cher Instructions from the bed Of the Mississippi
kiVsT- at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids, by
neA'.- 81 Golfer dams and subsaueous blasting and
chiselipE.
CuutTsctors will be required to furnish all boats,
1-Csssary in the prosec utioA of the work. There
az about FIFTY tho usand cnbie yards Of rock TO be
= mCN distributed unequally At different points
On the rapids and the work must be done du ring
low moderate stages of the water inter fsrfng
a little a. possibie with the navigation Of the
Contractors will state the price per cubs yard at
hitch they propose to DO the work winch will he
irt IN sections OF such length the eng ineer In
/ charge may determine
Persons proposing to contract are requested to
INisit the ground before sending in their bids
PTlnte, copy Of this advertisement nust be
tached 90 each proposal Each bid must be accom-.
spopsible persons that the party parties pro-
posing viii enter Into contract upon receiving the
awaIdnsnt BLANKS fsr proposals Of the form re-
FINISHED at this Once ON application.
The Governments reserves the right TO reject anF
sad al Sies r .S No oh III Be eo.i,d.Isa unless
o-uce thar he 10 Trustworthy, aad has the neces
cary skill and experience 10 perf1rm the work
r,syins DISTRACTIONS AZ the Rock Island RAPIDS y
and addressed 20 Breyet MAJOR Gen J. III. WILL
SON, U. :. A Lieutenant Colonel ysth Infantry,
Psrtis. desiring further Information can obtain
the ssme by calling at the U. 4. Engineer Once
corner OF Main and second streets, Davenport,
lows. whers maps; plans, sp.eineAti,ns. and
examine them for the parpess o. melting propo-
Lieut. Gel. 3sth Infantry,
10 1875 ~ my q Sc
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Total No. Of bodies TO be remOyed---2n5l
At the same time and place, proposals will be
received and bids opened for the construction of
stone Wall laid dry. TO enclose the =. Fort Gibson
National Cemetery;n the same to be about 1 $40
feet in ngth and TO be built Of addressed rough
stone.
The wall to be feet thick at the top, s feet 6
inches at he ground. feet high, with founda-
ten feet wide and inches thick bel ow the sur
face Of the ground.
A reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
n=ysi OF the BODIES and the constr uction OF the
wall.
Payment to be made in Government funds ON
completion Of the contracts.
bach bid must be accompanied by q good and
sufficient guarantee from two or more persons
whCse loyalty and sOlvency 10 certified BY Q clerk
Of court of record, setting forth that the bidder
will: IN case a contract IL awarded, give ample
the same.
The name and place Of residence Of each bidder
ard surety must be given.
BiSd. 70 are invited to be present at the opening
Of their proposals. which will take place on the
DAY and hour above specified.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed Proposals
s;rHCting Stone Wall - and addressed % the Chief
Gusrtermaster District of the Indian Territory
BY authority Of the Chief Quartermaster Mill
t@Ty Division Of Missouri.
A. 9. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. Q. M. g A.,
my il I'd Chief y. N. Dis trict of the l. +.
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OFFICE OF THE UPERINTENDENT AND
FOOTWALKs, sEWIRs, ETC.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
THE CARRIAGEWAY OF nth sTREET

WEST. from the north side Of Psnnsylyania av-
enue to the south side OF street north.
ut the Mayors once, until IL O'Clock m, FRI
DAY, the 9Th day OF June, 1855 for Grazing and
Paving the Carrtasevay Of Twelfth street west.
from tLe north side of Pennsyy Aniz avenue to the
that used on street north-the stone not to be
over eight less than fve inches In diameter,
and seven inches in depth. TO be laid On . bed Of
with at hast tour inches Of sharp sand before
paving. and t. be we'll ranImed with ninety
pound rsmmer three times, aud well watered be-
The :u4Su. .sIsh t. be deposited in tbs neigh
boring streets or places such IS the Ward DENNIS
noner may direct. and the contractor will be re-
9 IL. S ses q two Zee nr
tpspteton, which vlIl Be well puddled BY the Ward
Commissioner, without ex pense 70 rne contractor.
ns ssr so a nss I'M: e, and
and t~elys inc hes in width; replacing and refoy-
ing such flag footvAys or In the line Of laid
part Of said street - the snpertetsadsnt aad In
sixteen inches In Width four inekes tSscS. ana n
pieces not less than feur feet long cfoseiy
The ork 20 be done to the entire salts faction
hes rs appointed By the Mayor to supsrintend Abe
same. and to BE- paid for By an sssessmenf on The
property bordsriag thereon, according TO the ex.
istins laws OF the oorpersnon relating to special
All old eatsrials shall be the property OF the Cor
gerstion, sna 70 Dc deeastted IN such LEGALITY A.
a.: ,ss sres Sss vii
sand required. and per square food for nsSefns And
s.ssr :.ss:; s3 NJ ~ Sid @
tsss practical ssysrs and ID e: sl y
nsesirI 70 the in'eJws;ms Of sss sCs,psr..ion
49, lSuDsriassudensa and lnspse:or, he. .
my o. ectA sdeElE Intel u No.. -
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OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

PbOfOSALS FOR TWO ADDITIONAL STEAM-
kks FOR REMOVING DISTRACTIONS.
Sealed Proposals will be received the ONCE Of
TIE United states Engineer. in the Custom House
Building, Pittsburg. Pa until O'Clock D. m,
shTURpAY the 30th of May, 1888, for fu rnf shins
INO additional light draught Steamers, Crane
Boats, and Flats, to be employed by contract by
Jays work IN removing distractions from the Ohio
river. chiefly between Cincinnati and Cairo, con-
Issuing OF snags, trees, sunksn logs, boats, bsrges,
Bidders must specify the price per day for each
. oaJ work Tor which they will agree to furnish
eEery thing necessary. and do the work under the
nar nee OF person 70 be appointed By the
said Engineer. Said price cover the furni ing
OIL sHght -draught Steamer, two Crane Boats, four
sfsins, 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 working boss in addition,
snd two gangs Of SIX men each for doing the work,
sno havlse suitable accommodations for the Gov
eminent Inspect
All enpenres to be paid and all risks borne By
TIE party proposing, IL being understood that the
Government viii not be pOnsible for the payment
OF DythlDg more than the sum per day that may
u agreed upon In the contract.
ne right IL reserved to reject any all bids. III
80 shall be deemed to the interest Of the Govern
ment 80 to do.
Specifications sohrblsnks forms OF proposals. will
b furnished on cation, from this ONCE, either
he proposals must he accom- panied With the
guaranty OF two responsible suretes signed in the
RI order Of Brig Gen. A. A. Humph Chief
w. MILN0R BOB ERTS.
b Civil Engineer IN charge Ohio River In
RrOyement
Pittsburgh, May lSss. mys-td
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A SAD Ending or A SAD SroRY.-Most Of
our citizens will remember the sad accident Of
a year ago. by which two sons of Mr.. A Lowry
OF the steamer Michigan, lost their lives in the
bay The father was absent al the time, and
me poor mother Of the children was well nigh
distracted. For weeks she was in q condit ion
Nerelng on insanity. On the return home of
Mr.. Lowry certain strangeRess was observa-
BILE IN his conduct, which excited comment.
he walked about as IL in a dream. making NO
particular demonstration of sorrow at his great
loss, seeming perfectly stunned. Making but q
brief stay here, he returned to his home i'm
washington, with his wife. A few weeks after
news was received by his friends Of his hope
less insanity and removal TO asylum, aud
Washington papers.-Eris Pal Dispatch. Aay
I'D.
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- The Ophelia bonnet graced the Long
champs races. A pale, delicate green drapery
made of crystalized tulle forms a scarf fan chon
Nothing but sea-sreen leaves and white water
lilies or lake hewerets are seen behind, trail-
ing IN long curls.
~ Large swinging fans have been placed in
New York Theatre, where they depend over
the heads of the audience, creating by their
gentle motion a continual current Of air, and
thus materially acceleraiing the ventilation OF
the house, and contributing 70 the comfort OF
the spectators.
sS-The ladies Of the city of Merida, State OF
Oajaca, Mexico, have formed a club, and are
about starting a weekly paper, TO be called the
Feminine Race, and which is 20 be a woman,s
rights organ.
ridiculed.
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pY.C0OPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure q Co.
Southwest corner Of Pennsy lvania ave- and nth
street, Star Once Building.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, STOVES, CAR
PITS. &c, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, June LIST, At 10 o'clsck
at No 800 street, Of 18th street, we shall
sell the following:
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
Leaf and other Tables
Chairs, OiIcloths, Hall and Stair Carpets
Curtains, Table Linen
Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery
Kitchen Utensils, Servants Bedding, &c
Terms cash. C0OPBk LAT1MER.
my 2S-d6ds INTEL Auctiopeers
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TRIAL oP A MOTHER on THH CHARGE or
POISONING HkR SON AND Two DAUeHTkRs
In Upper Ssndusky, Ohio, some months ago.
young man died suddenly with symptoms OF
poison. the suspicion Of which was confirmed
by pOSt moTtem examination, which re yealed a
considerable quantIty OF arsenic IN the syste m
Two OF the youths sisters had died within n
year, the symptoms la each case being similar.
t1rcumstan Gee led to the belief thar the three
had been murdered by their mother, Mrs. Mary
l. Bow sser, the only conceivable object of the
horrible crime being that the children Were an
obstruction, az she thought, in the way Of a
second marriage, or the continuance OF an
Illicit connection the woman had formed. The
clrcumstantIal evidence against her, though
suHclent to create a very strong public opin-
ION, was not enough 10 convince the Jury be-
fore whom she bad been tried. The Jury, after
three hours retirement, acquitted Mrs.
Bowsser, ON that charge but she WAS immeii-
other indictments for the murder Of her daugh-
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PROPOSALS.
Two CONTRACTORS.
HeaSqrS Dust Of Erftas Tsryite~y.
CsfJ CsHarfSr maaer's Otes

HeadqrS DIST Of lpf'ds Territory,
=, Csfo CHarfSr masters Ofes,
Fort GroSes, C. ~, April IS ISIS \
seasd Proposals, in upiicste. TO rem owe the re-
Saius ot deceased Unit.d States soldiers lying
}, TeSeiyed at this off cs until O'Clock D. m,
n'.I, 4, June q, 1873, at which time bids will
l. The bodies are To be removed csr-frnv ana
1ecSntiyi al marks snd inscri ,tions found with
the bod} Will be carefully recorded and the orie
transmitted with The coffin and al IN AZ ths nv
grave Coins and transportation win be fnrn-
ished snd all the expenses borne by the contrsc-
With LUMBER suit able for &C fms At 3 % psr The
P"rson 10 whom the contract is AZ arded will keep
,mpl.te record Of emily the locality Of indi-
o. srsves from right left north TO south east to
Ntst, &c Where they are buried, 81 that stran-
s'I Wiz be enabled ts take the bodies from their
new resting place and re place them in their origi
10. graves IN their original order
As he bodies are deposited in the cemetery, the
lsnd the number and Section of each grave markei
IN the record.
II. The graves will be arranged in q regular and
UNIFORM manner, either N rows or in circles. and
equal distances never less than three 80 faet1
and mound Of the full length and breadth of the
grave will be raised over it, % the ight Of ten
iii. Wh@rever the dead are 6isinterred from eul
tivsted or inbsbited lands the original graves win
De n lied up after the bodies removed
form of record sheet Of disinte rmeBta- will
be provided the contractor, which he will be r.-
cured 70 hll out ia detail in duplicate. at the
Fi-Ce OF di-lntermrnt. enc copy % be Forwarded
Win ne BODY 70 the cemetery, and one to be re-
Bidders must state the price per body for re-l
nova OF remains from the place Of disnteru emit To
kstIoDal Cemetery a. Fort Gibson, q. n
fInpesals Will be received for removal of the
places To Fort CT bson National Cemetery
The following ! the estimated number of bodies
sN Atif 2 renovs al, locality IN which they now
{ y ~ '' ."'' ~ O"' ','" place 20 = OFT si0'on'
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10y MARK EZEKIELS, Auctioneer
- No. soy Ninth street
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUG
TON.
Or M0NDAY, June 1; Isss, At 10 o'clock m,
shall sell At house No. 4O3 10th street. corner of
IL, select lot of Furniture, consisting in part
Of 49,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Mahogany Bureaus
Black Walnut chamber Set
Painted Cottage Sets, Mattresses
Easy Chairs. Looking GLASSES
Ladies Work stand, Carpets
D. ming room Furniture
stoves. Cro' kerry and Glassware.
Besides pice selection Of Kitchen ReQuisit es,
Ind other articles too numerous TO mention.
my 2sT MARK EZEKIELS, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES,
- Late clerks with Jas Q. Mcclure Oo,I
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street.
Star Once Building. : y
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGEsQuARE
ko 100, CONTAINING NEARhY eEVHN

Under and by virtue OF deed Of trust having
qsse the sth dag Of February lsa and accorded il
Mashinston county, st page. 80, &c, the under
signed trustee viii sell st public auction. NON
DAI the sth day Of June, A: .. 1858, 1t o'clock
3. m on the premises, the whole Of that valu able
Square numbered seven hundred and twenty,
tI1l one OF the largest In the city OF W ashin gton
situ ated two squares from the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Depot, fronting on and g streets
north. efh Delaware avenue and LIST and ID streets
east. nesr the Capitol and Railroad Depot, and the
g ntre OF the city a. shown on the city plat 1t
has new fence s feet high, and new house of
six rooms the east side. In the square are three
me springs Of pure water. discharging about
10000 gallons Of Water per day. this 10 made avail
able for the use Of the square in many places By
means OF over 2, 900 feet OF water pipe laid few
months since for general use. -. ..'-.
This Square, In the most rapidly Improving part
OF the city, has been subdiyided into one ndred
Lots. having frontage Of from Is feet to IS feet
each; ample alley ways. and ave entrances thereto
In six twelve, Q, eighteen months, With interest,
and occurred by deed of trust Plate Of subdivision
may be bad, IS we'll as further infer nation, from
the auctioneers, or ames Orutchett, some days
before the sale. All conveyance, stamps, &c, at
the purchasers cost, o. we'll as 30 cash on each
Lot VIII sold. Purchasers failing to CONF oily With
terms of sale within ten days the property will be
resold et their risk and expense, and the deposit
forfeited WIN, 8. HUNfIN0TOE. Trustee
my l5d COOPER LArIMER, Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40 southeast corner Of 9Th and streets

W. NSA VI IN eou ~ eaiOcess
TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE IMpROyRD
PROPERTY AND BREWERY. ON PENNSYL.
NANIA AVENUE AND 9TH sTREET EAST
Under and By virtue of a decree Of The Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed on the
nth day OF may A ID. 1868 wherein Vim G. StAetter
10 complainant, and Catharine Baumann, exeeutrix
OF the last viii and testament of Paul Baumann,
deceased, and otherp are defendants. the being
equity cause No. 06e, the undersigned trustees
vii sell At public auction, to the highest bidder. on
O'Clock , m on the premises, the whole of Lots
numbered onelD two a. eighteen 49, nineteen
49, And twenty go in Square numbered nine
hundred and twenty-four t924,l with the extensive
Brewery Buildings and Vaults, and the other i'm
provements thereon.
This property fronts on Pennsylvsnia avenue and
9Th street east, bavng front said avenue of ia
feet snd inch, and fronting 2l6 feet and 10 inches
on 9Th street east, and 10 well known Baumaun D
New Brewery.
The terms fsale as prescribed by the decree ara
as follows One third of the purchase money to be
paid In cash. and the balance in two equal install.
ments in six and twelve months, the deferred pay-
ts TO be ar interest from the day OF sale and
be secured by the notes Of the purchaser endorsed
to the satisfaction of the trustees, onethird Of
the purchase money In cash. and the balance on
the ratification Of the sale by the Court, at the
option Of the purchaser.
The title Of the property to be retained until the
Whole OF the purchase money 10 paid, and the sale
An copveya.c,ng and revenue stamps at the cost
$50 deposited AZ the time OF sale
W. MATTINGLY.} Trustees.
my 2s-td GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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OFFICE or PAYMAsTER. O 5. n,

OFFICE OF PAYMASTER. q s. n,
" No 81 KTLBY STREET,
..-. f- Boston, May Is, 1853.
Proposals. scaled and endorsed Proposals for
Navy Supplies, will be received ct this ONCE un-
named below; and separate proposals. written on
separate sheets Of paper must be offered for each
rtquisitien. The number of the reQuisition must
De on the envelope The right 10 reserved to reject
Any or oil bids or TO award each article on req
siion separately, for the interest Of the Govern-
ment - - z n. -
All the articles must b, Of the best quality, sub
lect to the usual tDseectiou, and delivered at the
Char'estOwn Navy Yard, free Of expense to the
. . Bureax Of Yards and Docks
Beguisition 2lS.
S8 900 feet b. m: White PiRs Timber, from 10 in
SO SsR Piles. ' 8 70 . sS 2ses.
5000 feet b. m Hard Pine, 10 inches square to Is
1900 lbs fiat Iron.
I,e0" hot Pressed Nuts
1000" Ship Spikes, hand made.
4.H0" Iron Cut Nails.
600 tons (of 2, 80 lbs Paving Gravel.
4Op feet Cement Drain Pipe, Finch.
Requisition 2I9.
! o. %: : For Water Works.
Requisition 20.
l2o N Cedar Shaved shingles, MOL
60 fathoms ?. Inch Wire, Chains for Grains and
60 ainch D DsEIiek'' Government
I5o COZ hard burned Bricks
$40 tons Formation Stone, 2.24o Id.
200 tons Building Sand, 1910 Id.
$50 casks Park Lime
E0 casks Cement.
Dram, with shaft, gear, friction and pinion com.
plete, for Pile Driver; Hittinger, Cook 4 Co.'S
pattern. ROBERT Il. CLABK-
myz5-1 Paymaster, U. 5. Navy.
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LOB MOUNT VERNON.

9, The swim, commodious ano steundh Passengss
esis. cen@ssssi t H i:.! st' ssl go
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street, at lo
sanS. y G MGYsI
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT, and FORT W Ash
1NGION. Returning, the Steamer will arrive Of
Dassen gers who vish 10 leave the city the same
South.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, including
admission to the Mansion and Grounds, q 80.
the Steamers harf
JAMES SYKES, General Superinten dent,
ap - I'm Once, Willards' Hotel.
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FASHION NovELTY.-The only novelty in
Paris connected with ladies' boots applies To
the material rather than the shape this is q
leather made from the SKIN of the crocodile:
and the merits OF which are said 10 be extreme
nexibility and readiness 10 take the most admi-
rable polish. Ii will Of course be run after for
the moment. but is not likely, however, 20 be
so much m demandJas 20 need an Organized
tribe Of crocodile hunters 70 insure an AIDE
quate supply.
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NGTLK TEsfs.-Sman glass instruments which
M readily detect the presence Of Potomac o.
pump water In milk, showing accurately the per-
eentsss. Price rs cents ct rNa p1.o,
apH ANS EhAo1l
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EHAS KLOMAN.
~ REAL ESTATE AGENT
No. ass Seventh street near q

FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS CORNER
flGHIM AND 4 STREETs; ALSO. HOUSE
On FRIDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock D. m. on the
premises, will sell five Lots Reese g sabdivis
ion in Square sss fronting ~ feet each on street
running back 100 feet
Also,
Immediately after the above, a Frame House and
Lot, N. Z. corner sth and Z streets fronting IL
feet inches, running back 100 feet.
Terms on Lots: One half cash; balance in 6 and
IL months; on house, one-third cash; balance In g.
H. and Is months, With notes. secured by deed n
trust. Cosyeyancing At purchasers cost S3
down on Lots and . 50 on house at time of sale.
CHAS kL0MAE,
my25-it NAGLE 4 CO, Aucts.
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AN ETHIOPIAN CHANGING HIS SKIN.-Mr.
John Pratt who resides on the farm OF Mr.
Samuel NJ. Reynolds, of this town, near Black
iston's Gross Roads, Kent county, Maryland.
mas negro man IN his employ, whose skin,
from his neck TO hIs waist, rs turning white
The process has been going on FOR about three
years. be Is said 20 present a very strange APP
N,ddleioscn TranscrlpL
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

For Way Landings on tie Potomac and Balt;mo,s
making Cornedions at Aqnta Creek ,cith
the Richmond, Fyed1ieksbHrg and
Potomac Ra ilroad.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. A. G. NickIe, will
,sses Baltimore xbsI, Pier Ne tish,
p m, and arrive At the 9Th street y
wharf at a. m, THURSDAY, to deliver freight
Notice will be given when the other boat will be
put on the route.
Freight received oil day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY at6a.m.
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, Washin gton, D. O.
A. NEEDHAM 4 SONS, Agents,
my 4-u 142 Light ut. wharf, Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

.~.~<sONNs
RH COOPER 4 LArIMER AsetserSers
lLate CLERKS vitk J. O. Mcclure q Oo.,b
Southvest corner Pa svepue ~ mr. ar~e&
tstAx Once BaildinGJ
IhrR0yKD Pk0PRRrY on o srREEr. RI
IMkkh fOURTEkNrR Abb TIYTRFSTu
SIkk6Te, At AuCIIOh.
UI al AfIEkS00H, Hay -, 10 u, st
oSock IN 'front.' Of the premiees ne shall al part
Tss - ~ seuare sos, situated street, bet seeu
b.i h mo istn streets, opposits Plant Rigss'
o,se:.nss, Inp ved by too story brick house,
containing seven rooms. and is NO remit AZ for ~
per month, hayine . front Of Il sess ,nehss sy
Sept1 OF ~ teet, TO good alloy. The house he
oesn newly pepered, and 10 in Derfect order Poe
eeeefsn given LIST Of June
Terms; One half cash; bslapce in six and tue,ve
months, win interest, secured by Q deed Of trust
All oonseysnoins and revenue s.ampe NJ purahas-
my lInt.l COOPER LAfInER' Auct
10y 0BBHH D WILLIAM,
- Anchoneers aud Heal Estate Broken
NO. sse southeast corner 7th and d street,.
TWO THREE,sToRY BRICK HOUSES AND
M LErIS, fR0kIIN3 ON sEyENfH sTkIEf
t'OUTH ON THE ISLAND, AT AUcTIaS ITS
on IkIpAf, the fsth instant. At 6S O'Clock D.
m: I'VE shall sell. the premises tso thre@ story
Brick Houses, Lots being . feet front by loo fat
eeep. MaAtns then suitable for private rest
Terms: One fourth Gosh: balance in six. twelve.
slehteen, and twenty iour months for notes bear
premises All conveyaneing and revenue stamps
81 the cost q the purchaser. eiso down on each
myia-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc,..
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1lY 0BBHE D wILLIAMs.
- Auctioneerp aud Real Estste Broiev,
No. s26 southeast corner 7th and ID sfraSts
RI eRIEE z WILLIAMS,
No. s96, Southeast corner 7th and D streets

No. ss6, southeast corner 7th and D streets.
FORTY TWO BUILDING IOTs. FRONTING
On HIST STREET WEST AND NORTH l.
AZ An pphHkSE STREETs. AT AUCTION.
Os fklDAI. the 18th instant, At 6 o clock D. m
we shall cell on the premises forty two Buiidips
Lots each being ls feet inches front by rs feet
in depth, TO 20 foot alley. which we ask the at
Ter non OF buyers Is the property 10 In good To-
cation, and paved streets.
Terms One third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing Interest,"
ano secured by deed Of trust the premises All
copVeyancfng and revenue stAmps ct the OF the
purchaser. $50 down on each lot when sold
my I'D GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts