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NAVY PAYmAsrER's OFFIc

NAVY PAYaAsTHR's OFFICE,
No 20 BROADWAY. NEW fOKK{
s"aiei Proposals, endorsed Proposal, for Fresh
f"ei and Vegetables will be received at this Of
bee until O'Clock p. m, the Eth day of Feb
rnaiy ISIS for the supply Of 20O.i00 pounds of
fresh Beef and 20i.0 pounds of Fresh yeyeta
bl's AZ the Brooklyn NAVY Ysid and station. rs re
GTired
The btef and vegetables must he of good quality
aud the beet the market affords. aud each article
must BE- offered Tor by the pound; the beef to be liz
egua proportions. fore and hind gu sFters
Bonds with approved security will be required
IN r hall the estimated amount ~ the contract.
abb tsenty DER cent ia addition " i'll he withheld
rpm the amount OF each payment To br made. as
collateral security Tor the due performance ofJthe
contract Which VIII. on Ro account, be paid until
II l. fully com piird with.
Every ef-r must be accompanied by a written
guaranty sighed by one or more responsible per-
rons that the bidder bidders will if his or their
BID be accepted. enter into obi CATION within
nSe days with good and sufficient snreties to fur
nish the articles proposed No proposal will bs
considered unless accom- panied ~ such guaranty
and by satisfactory evidence that the bii,ier is
regular dr aler in the articles proposed. and has
abe license required by act IF Con Rress
The pepartm reserves the right to REJECT any
proposal not considered advantageous to me Gov
eminent
Ii to be Understood that in case the stipulated
quantity of either article shall be def We red
having a balance due the other article the
contract NAV he considered pleted in full at
the option OF the Department.
C. ELDRIDQE.
"a co-6fB Paymaster u. 3. Navy.
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NAVY DEPAR INT.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,

WASHINGTON, January IS. 1873.
Sealed Proposals.. endorsed Proposals for Steam
ating AppaTa u.s. will be received at this Office
until clock i. M, on THURSDAY The Firth
February next to be then opened, for furnishing
all the materials ana labor &C ssary to tie m
plete construction and setting up ready for USE of
Steam Heating Apparatus for warming the new
Midsli pmen' Quarters now building at the United
States Naval Academy. Annapolis, Maryland, &C
coTding TO the printed specification for the same,
which can lie obtained on application at this ofic
Bid@e must accom- auy their offers with guar
antics that they will, their bids eptsd
enter into contract, with good and satisfactory
security, in the full amount of the contract within
ten days after the acceptance of their offer, and :,
faiir TO dc the arautors agree 20 make good
to the United States the difference between the
offer and that W hich may he accepted.
Bidders will state the time they will require to
complete the work.
The Bureau the right to reject any or all
of the bids il for the interes of the Government
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
in 0-eol0t Chief of Bureau
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Ma SSK EsRVc PhEISE SUITES
CANT CRIMSON kkb CRANE SfV coid hhh
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ELABORATELI CARVED WALNUT COOK
M T h H6BSatd c6H NskkSl bfSSG
C SHaI syIEBB pRkspEN kSR FREScH
iSEEk hSR TEA ANS FE.IE f BIT
GLASSWARE: FINE TURKEY, BRUSSELS
ETfs k BED Al tA kESr6 Sp
On MONDAY MORSISG, February 10, 1868. at
Bruce No so street between a9 ast ans sts sts
we shall sell the magnificent assortment Of Rurni-
Three large Gilt French Plate Mantle Mirrors
PaTior suite, consls,ing Of,
in Crimson Satin Dsmssk gu
One Turkish s, Sofa and Turkiss Easy Chairs, up
Eight Gilt Reception Chairs, upholstered in the
Two Ladies' Sewing Chairs, upholstered in the
Three .etis Of Orange Colored Figured silk Dam.
sskCurtans. nned with White SIX, braided
and fringed. with Lace Curtains. Cornice and
Two sets Crimson Curtains, same as above
Three Magnificent large Turkish Carpets
Two Magnificent Turkish Carpets, medium size
Six M.enifcent Sofa Cushions worked in worsted
Very Superior French Mantle Clocks and orps-
-Four large Chineee Vases
Marble fSp %rSs ana Work Table
Solid Walnut Center Table, large size, eiaborstsiy
Two Walnut Writing Tables. covered with Grim
son cloth, hnely carved.
9ss e ss.s, saa :sis w.n rs's dod
o. rs ss;s carved With game, fish and figures
eighteen solid W alnut Dining Chairs covered : ith
One ss5y IsIss solid OAK Extension Dining Table
Bruesell. Chamber II all and stair carpets
Walnut Walnut and e Oak MntiIg Tables and Chairs
LIN ts;s Sh.r'
fap Iaaa4 .as Stands
Bronze i Prep Light With Ars.n burner and poros-
One parable Mahogany Writing ease
s sins curisS G ni:s S Il Dresser
Fine Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Br,pse and Gilt Chandeliers, with Out Glas.
Eiegsn. Dresden China Desert Service. consist
Pyramids CandelAbrAs, Dishes. Plates and Baskets
Fine Gilt Center Pieces and Csndelsbras
One set BOHEMIAN Glass Juss, Gobets. Liauears,
Thirty Dresden China rrri. Plates, beautifully
Cut Gis.s Dseanssrs, Gisrss JUG. and was.r
Cut Glass css,S%,sssnss, carsss. sherries. Al.
White China Dinner Breakfast and Tea service
Forty Extra Fine Linz Table Cloths, assorted
Ten dozen Line. Doylies and Napkins
fhrss dosss linen Bolster and PILLOW Gases
Lot Towels, &c,
Thirtyfpsiru Blankets
20 In COPE escpSs :s.
LarRe Range and Fixtures
Radistors and other Stoves sT nrtg.sr f-s.,
Kitchen Utensils, Ac., &c.
on. ps..n tsI:.a.r u.rs,. Bad
Foar Pocket Billiard Table, coraplste Win
r. s. co. cs.s Racks c Ssia:i e IArIrr.
jan dAds tIntel.. Rep ,Ex.l Auctooosrs.
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r. S. ENGINEERS OFFICE,


- BTsLdSSToS, VT January %. 1873. ,
BURLINGTON BREAKWATER.
sealed Proposals. will be receiy ed by the ander.
signed until the tn of February 1859 at 10 clock
q. m, for the following timber, viz:
ll5.iO0 linear Tor cubicl feet Of Hemock Timber
u inches square, in sticks not less than SO feet in
length. I
900 linear Cor cubic) feet of White Pine Timber
y square, IN sticks not less than 20 feet In
length.
$500 feet, b. m, of inch Hemlock Plank.
1900 feet. b. m, OF inch White Pine Plank.
5 900 Treensils, felm or oak.) feet long and
inches in diameter.
Pine, spruce or Ash Timber may be delivered in
lieu ali part OF the first item OF this bill. The
whole mpst be delivered ct Burlinston, Vermont,
before the LIST Of July 1872 and At least third
soon - navigation opens on Lake Champlain: II
must be OF the best quality, perfectly OF
the exact specified dimsesions throushout. No
other will be received. The prices named must
all expense OF delivery and pairing for In.
.SsetiOn. &C.. At such points - may Be- reauirsd.
and In accordance with the prescribed forms,
once.
The under aligned reserves the right to reject ar,
or al 0'o'' " not '''"'' '-J J.W. kaRLow,
Captain Of Engineers. Bvt. 1t. Col, q. 9. A.
jse96tB
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10y FOLEY a CO. Auctioneers,
ID No 3osh and 2SfsL Eth AZ hstuae

10y FOLEY a CO. Auctioneers
- No. ssie and ssis. eth St. between II and ~ts
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
TUE. CARPLTING, STOVES, &c. Ar
On friday M9RNING, February 7. Iss at 10
O'Clock. we viii sell 1t the residence of q family
declining housekeeping, the northwest corner u
l2th and ii SITS, = large collection Of House Fur.
nlshing Goods. viz:
One Psror Set, consisting of eight pieces. up.
hoistt red in maroon velvet
Eight Bedsteads and Mattress
Lot of Chairs assorted
Bureaus. W ashstaudr. and Lounges
One w alnut Card Table aEi wbatnot
tue l4-teet Walnut Extension Table
~ yards Oicloth, nearly new
Parlor. Bed room, and Cooking Stores
. English Brussels, Three ply, Ingram. and other
CARPETS
Looking Glasses and Window Curta!ns
One large China Press
Lot of hina, Glass. and Crockery
Cutlery, Plated Ware. Wooden Ware a..
ALSO,
Kitchen Furniture
One VIM. Penn No. Cooking Stove
And many other articles toe numerous % mention
The above sale to be positive, without limit as
the family are about leaving the city
We would especially call the attention of dealers
a. the goods are almost new, having only been in
three months.
Terms cash. Foley &CO
fe4d Aucti0 neers
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CONVENIENT SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP

pUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
Il ERTY.
In accordance with instructions from the Com.
missioner of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, dated Washington, ID C.
January H. 1853 will pose at public sale to the
highest bidder, Cd TUESDAY, FebruarT H. lsls
all the described property fseized as the
property Of the late called Confederate States ,
on lands belonging TO VIM. J. Hoke and L. ID
Childs about two miles from Lincolnton, N. c., to
wit: ''
laboratory. a8x44, three stories brick, two wings
each 22X1s- one story.
Furnace House, 73x5s, one story, bare walls. d.
lspioated.
I BLACK smith Shop, 22xo1I, one story brick.
] Distillery. 36x32xl2, frame-temporary
Oil Mill, 36x52xl2, frame, temporary.
40 pounds Castings. old
2 sets Quartz Crushers.
I Steam Boiler, three horse.
Wood Spur Wheels and Frames.
] Water Wheel l5x6f5.
lot Brick, in kiln, about l7o oo,
Sale will be without reserve, for cash in Govern
ment funds
Purchasers will be required to remove the prom.
erty from the premises with the least possible de.
lay. THOS. y. J0HNSTON,
Brevet Lieut. Col Volunteers
CO. NJ. and D. o for State ofN 9.
,a1-
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THE EVENING STAR
CONGRESSIONAL.

SFNkIs.-After our report closed yesteriay-
The reconstruction bill was Discussed BY mr.
III "a art and others mp 70 the hour OF afIosra
meni.
Hor-E.-Y Yesterday afternoon
On motion OF Mr.. Trimble, the further cys-
stdel auon OF he kentucky case " As postponed
, nlI Ilse-nay, February II, IN order that Mr..
lsrown, v ho wa now ~ homo, might have an
opportunity Of add ressing tine House.
MT Robinson asked leave 20 offer a re-Oiu-
ton melting ~ considerable length facts and
alieeatlons an the Gases OF S,ephrn j. Meany,
John Warm. VIM. \. Maggie. aad other AMER
ican citizsns, arrs-siFi and imprisoned an Ir~-
iSha' ara no uestlng The President o. the lf,b~d
states Ia institute immediate exam nation in.o
the fscts rrcited IN the preamble. nnd n found
uue, 20 dt mand the immediate r,laa-. Of su~o
American ciiizFns have bes.n con Nict.d tor
words or deeds spoken OF done in IN. Irni-.s
States; TO demand an immediate ue - trial Of
iherfy for any American cItiz.n densst ~.
challenge 20 thu array of the Jnr, on she groand
OF perpetual allowance; 90 DEMAND IN. s-t,-
ate release OF VIM. Y. Nsgle, and. az tn a.
mands an not complied with. % order the ar
net and det niion IN custody Of sny ~uhi,cts OF
Grst britain n no mas b. found within IN.
luT' sdCtIon OF the nitid State. and 30 VITA
draw all int recourse of Tie lnitrd - hes with
On az Britain.
The resolution Ma received. AMI : To- CO
sd rsble dshais.
On motion OF M Rank, the r,.,clu.sea va.
inferred ~ the Csnmitt"e on fOr,ign Aaurs
by No;e Of yeas 81 nsysS;
a. Tho new Prr-iarnt OF Isil~ria VA, f,r-
merls a slave In k"nucky
a. John Brougham has tra-cd the new
chmond, Va, Theatre.
81 -. LOUIS - irving 10 have the Natianal
DtrGocratic onNrn'ion held IN that city.
81 Their = n digging mac hiua "a upera.iop
among he mrrl beds of Monmouth county
New jersey. which take- up IA ton OF m arr
minute.
~ Minister wSshhurn J. ~ rouf, hone from
Paraguay. having asked to br rrlievs-
81 The school teachers Of Baltimore have
started project for removing thr remains Of
Poe The poet, 10 Green Mount cemetery, AGAR
that city.
81 Out West. INSTEAD of asking a man What
VIII you drink : they nov sas " NOrlRats
your poison
sS-Leap year balls are enlivrning Salt Lax.
City.
sS-Miss Annie Clara IagertstN has sEats.f
thirty hours without rest at Ds.iroii a kiat
Of Jacerisky business for Anna CLARA.
sTThe real estate OF jefferson Davis an tAs
South Is reported 10 n worth about SiSa DO.
sSGreat preparations arr making n ths
Tuilerie> FOR the first communion of the Pan -
Imperial.
sRThere ara sixty thousand Cinnamon an
California. but a drunken one a rare slghL
sS-AnotheT woman has yotSi at Manchester,
England.
~ advertised tor sale under execution.
~ sir Morton Peto - TO resign from Paris
ment.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAtTER
RARD STREET.

PHiIadslphin, Pa. Jnnp1ry 81, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at ths office
until IL o clock m FRIDAY. February 7 1888 for
furnishing this depot with orsge for period of
four months. commencing March I, 1855, and end
ing July 81 1858, inclusive. viz:
CORN, OATS. HAY,AND STRAW,
for the use OF animals in the pubc service at this
depot. any other locality within sixty (6Ol miles
OF the city of Philaielph when required
All grain to be of the hest quality; Oats. q pounds
TO the bushel; Corn, So pounds to the bushei; Hay
of IL best quality Pennsy lvsnis Timothy; Straw
TO ne OF rye OF the best quaiity-all subject to in
erecticn prior to delivery.
Proposals will state price per hundred pounds for
Tia. and Straw. and per bushel for Corn and Oats,
delivered at places of in such quaint.
ties and at such times as may be ordered, The
price 10 be stated in words anil figures Blank pro-
posais may DE obtained by calling at this oice
+. ]. CHILLY,
fe LIB Bvt. Col. and A. y. M. U. 8. A.
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NFPARrMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE
WASHfU0FON. January II laCa

On the petition Of JULIA n. COLBURN, I'd.
ministfAtrtx. de bonis non, OF James H. simpson,
deceased, who WAS executor Of james .Stim pson.
deceased. OF Baltimore. Maryland, praying for the
extension Of patent grantsd 70 the said Jsmes
Slim psop, az executor Aforesaid. the nth day Of
October, 1884 and ante dated the nth day of pril
same year, for On Improvement Tn Vessels for
Holding Liauida. for seven years from the expire
ton Of said patent, which takes place on the 18th
is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Soth day Of March
ne 1t, at II O'Clock M; and oil Iersons are mott.
0ed 70 appear. and show cause, II any they have
Why said petition ought net to b. granted.
Persons opposing the extension Are REQUIRED e
Get forth In writing, q least tgy days before thf
nitted 10 sccordancs vitH the rules o. che oAos.
Deposition. And other palers relied uYon = -.
The dsy Of heaEips; the .rEuments, II any. within
0rd:Esd a!:o rs th;. notice B. yss1ssssS e g.
c., and In the American. bAldmore, ID. once
Q week eof three succeeeive Weekes tne nfss 81
"a I9blle.toss = . e issst s!EsE asys Issvioss
. sn s. SsR o. h''1s Oonnissioasr q Pssssss
T1Kl no A0HH y1rLnA1AMr AaD Pr
ssrous diseases. usn 41LnSLps 1xIn&cf kyeas
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r y x A G Z.

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OFFiCZ AcTIN6 ASSISTANT QCsRrxRNAsrER, 4
nJNTsviLLH ALA. January p. lSj5. Z
SCALES Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
~ shir Ofiio- until n o'clock .. m. February Is
10 TOT supplying the post Of Huntsyille, Ala. /.
~ mot,weiv" ihOusandl pounds Of Asy.
tss..,t Serteen thOussndD pounds OF fodder.
y -. tween Tween thou and pounds II Straw.
eight pounds Of Oais.
cSoS teight thousand nine hundred ana six,vl
pounds q Corn - '
al % asiyeroi IN qua atities required to meet
bsma. '"' wv W huns'hie; Ala
hssn proposal must he accompanied By the writ.
~ kuaIsn ottSo responsibie persons thai the
~ III 70 fulfil any contract made With
lns oO'trnntt ntre 'rVes 10 ttself the right TO
REJECT any or all bids eonsidsred nnrs~so nabis
Z. b. SAVAGE,
First Lieutenant, and
- SSo Act. Asststant Quarseruastsr,
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7 ADIIs, 20 YIN And sns e u - s.iee1.a
IL sSscke q rrsnch end Hoas nsds Oor.sSs 81 m
az 81 sss ss., IS sEs! .:. :
which he calls tho special sttSontion = Il n tSs
Iosisisna eysass, bstvssk Sth "a ~ 90, oDss.
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Office Of CAisC ODaytsymaSter.
DiS'rId Of the Indida Territory,

Fort Gibson. e. ". jim. l, 1853
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. will be received
february 20, 1858, for the transportation from Fort
Gibson, l. T.. to Fort ATbuckIe. 1. . or such 9th
IT p"sls or stations may here he established
along the route on it's continuation, within the
limits of the Indian Terrtory OF 90 900 pounds of
Mlltiry supplies, or such other quantity as the
Cove TDme mt may require to transport during the
var commencing April l, 1875, and ending March
Bidders will state the rate per 90 pounds Der 100
miles At hich they willtransport the each
month of the year, beginning April 1885, and end
Bidders will give their names in full az well as
tbeir places OF residence, and each proposal must
be accompanied by guaranty from two or more
perrODs hose loyalty and solyency as well as that
If The bidder. certified by clerk of q court Of
recOTs, setting forth that in case a contract is
awarded TO the party proposing: il will be
eepted and entered into, and good and stuff cent
security furnished for the faithful performance Of
the same.
The party to whom award is made must BE-
prepared TO execute contracts without unneces-
-ary delay, and give bond for the fai thful per.
torrance thereof in the of $40 900, (ten thon.
sand dellar. y and be In readiness commence the
transportation If stores the first day of April
1888.
He will also be required 10 have an Office, or
place OF business at ar near Fort Gibson. 1. T >,
ard 10 have at his command teams sufficient to
Transport at least 90 coo pounds per mouth.
The right is Reserved on the part Of the Govern
III. mt 10 reject any all bids hich may be re-
ceiNed and any contract made will be beet to the
approval OF the Quarteruaster General Of the army
Pa! hts upon any contract awarded will be
MADE monthly ia current funds.
Bidders are invited to b. present the day of
opening Pre- pOsals.
Proposals should be endorsed e Proposals for
Army Trans portation, and addressed to the Chief
Quartz rmaster. District of the Indian Territory
b. authority Of Colonel Del FLOYD Jones com
handing District of the l. T,
(, Sob Capt. and A. q. M, u s. A., Chief q. NJ
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r T. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.

"
By FITCH FOX.
Re0i Estate BrokerSapd iDrriopssrs
Ohce-Corner 9TH and streets, OBJ. Post Oaiae.
TRUSTEES SALE OFIMPROyED PROPERTY
IN UEl0NTOWN, II. G..
Under and lay virtue OF deed Of trust to the un-
dersigned, executed 10y George W. DuyslI to secure
the pay mebt OF certain pronssory notes therein
set forth and a. is shown by referenSe laid deed
which IL duly recorded in Liber N. & T.. No & To-
loe 299, 80, al. and 2i2, of the land records for
Washington county, District of Columbia, aud at
the written request of one Of the parties occurred
thereby, i will sell, on FRIDAY. the 9th day If
March, A. u. 1858. at half-past clock ON
the premises, part of the property of said
q. W. Duysll, in UniOntown, ID. O. being
that parcel of ground situated near the Navy
Yard Bridge, and contained in the folio. ing
hounds, viz: Bounded the north by johnson
street, ON the south by J. NJ. koenig's lot on the
west BY Monroe street and on the east by the 20.
tomac river. and containing 81 000 square feet Of
ground more or less The same being Lots No. 1sS,
79i. 193, 49,, 797 75 799 SO and SOL according 10
recent subdivision Of said grouna; and also piece
OF ground. loo feet by ll3s feet improved by a good
Dwelling House aud Barn
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months
with interest. secured by deed If trust All con-
yeyancing and revenue stamps at cost of the pur-
chaser. deposit of $50 required down at time of
purchase.
WILLIAM y. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
efeo6ds FITCH a FOX. Auctioneers.
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DKUPUsALs FOB ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Headqxarfers District Of Monenuc,J
OHre Assistant On1rfsr,yaS,

Headqxorfers District Of Mon,nnc.J
Ofss AssfT e Qnarte,mas;tr,
until " O'Clock m MONDAY, the I'd Of March
iSs for transpo rtsti6h Of military supplies during
90, 49, on routeIN0s and ? district Of Montana,
Route no, being from Fort Benton, Montana
territory Sby the shortest road line to Fort
Shaw and Fort Kills, Montana Territory. and such
MOntana during the year,
shell river to the s rTm o. ane ebou 2, the
on said river: whenever it may be located.
The weight to be transported on route No. l will
be 90 600 pounds more or less.
The Wei ght to he transported on route No. will
Bidders viii n state o the rate per one hundred
pounds per one hundred miles. fer each mon IN of
the year beginning with May 1 1868. and ending
Bidders should give their names In full, as we'll
must be accompanied by a bond in the sum Of
$500 signed by two or more responsible persons,
for the routes mentioned in the proposal to the
party proposing the contract will be accepted and
ni.hed by sad party in aocordance With the terms
The contractor will be required to give bonds in
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency
ofeach BIDDER, and rson offered security must
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
case may be-aad addressed to the Undersigned at
Fort shaw. M T.; and none will be entertained
unless they fully comply with the reQui ments of
this advertise ment
Tie party to whom an award is made, must be
prepared to enter into the contract At once and to
give the required bonds for the faithful peri srm-
ance # the contract
TIE right to reject any and all bids that may be
off r. d is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the first day of May, 1865 and will be required
have place Of business. or agency. at which he
can be commu ncated with promptly and readily
for routes hos. snd2, at Fort Benton OF Fort
Shaw, Montana Territory.
Tie conditions of the contract will be the same
as on 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 Quartermaster at New York,
chicago Saint Louis. Fort Leayenworth, Omaha
Fort Sterling, and Saint Paul.
By order Breyet Brig adler General s. b. Hols
bio, Chief q NJ, Depal tment of Dakota
n. s. CONSTABLE.
Captain and A. y. M, Chief Q. NJ District Of
Montana. fa36t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

mt SIZE SALE VI ZEAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Su preme Court u
the District OF Columbia, in chsncery sitting,
Gearing DATE the 10Th day Of December. A. ID 1851
and passed In the case II Owen ct al, VS. HendrT-
son ct al, tNo. 05e shall offer for sale at public
ls6S, st4 O'Clock D. m. in front of the rre misses
the fellow ing described real estate. together with
bered SO, in the city of s-hington beginuns for
The same on street north AZ feet 31S inches from
tne southwest corner OF said SQUARE; thence run
ming north rs feet, west IL feet north Is f,t in.
cher 10 bhode Island avenue: thence along said
avenue 20 teet inches; thence south along lot of
ground lately ewned by sayles J. Bowen, M feet
&c the place If beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; residue In six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments. satisfactorily endorsed and
BEARING interest from the day Of sale or after the
sale the purchaser has the option TO pay all the
purchase money in cash. title deed retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is paid Convey
ancii and stamps at the cost OF TIL purchaser. A
deposit OF $50 will be required At time o. sale
ISAAC H. JOHNSON, Trustee.
feSS COOPER LATlMER, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

E'XTENSIyE SALE OF BOOTS AND BOOT
IL EES.
Onnrtrmdsfsr's Office,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa ;, January Ii, 1868 (
VIII be sold at public anction, at Schuylkill
Arsenal, in this city, TUESDAY, February q
1873, the following surplus stock of Army Boots
and Bootees, viz:
1884 pairs machine sewed Boots, and
l75,0OO pairs machine wed Bootees.
Sale will commence AT 10 a M
Terms: Cash in Government funds,
Any information relative to tue above will be
furnished on application at this office, either per-
sopaIIy or by letter. y. j. ORILLY,
ia 20-7tB Bvt. Col and A. q. M, u. :. A.