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T. 3. ENGINEERS OFFICE,
u. No. II STGTK STREET AIPaNy N Y

January is, 1853
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
Tor ok and Materials for the Improvement of the
hudson River, between Troy ami New Baltimore,
IL; For from nifty thousand to sixty five thousand
Ted IN I sn Sa eysd Ht dp Stone de
2 For from two hundred aud seventy thousand
less, Of Piles oak pine chestnnt. or sprnce' nor
leBs than tH elvs inches III diameter at the butt
ant most Of them fifteen feet long
T. + or driving from two hundred and forty thou-
iann 1" threc hundred and fifteen thousand feet of
4. For IRON six hundred and fifty thousand to
eigli hnndied and Mtg thousand feet more orlc
ter, IN pieces not ess than twenty We feet long,
10 DE d.lfergd In rats a, the dJ Kos
to t~Tnt3 one thousand running feet, more or less,
6. For The Timber Work on thirty- two hundred
running feet, mere or less Of half dyke.
Z. Fer, Timber work on from twelve to fifteen
Point, or other points on the river banks.
s. For from sixteen Thousand to twenty-five
bolts. with nuts and washers.
9. For from forty thousand to fifty thous and
pounds more or less, of wrought iron rods. with
nuts and washers.
10 For from thirty five thousand to forty eight
spikes without heads.
n I"r three thou. and cubic Yards, more or less.
ofsloEe vail stone, to be delivered on the dykes
~ For dredging say two Thousand cubic yards,
n 4 material T. be deposited on fat scows and
sh9'1 LED int S the nev dyke pear Ceda, Hill.
- tlds VIII De received Tor so much per cubic
Yard delivered for stone; 40 much per cubic yard
dredged and deposited, for dredging; so much per
running foot for piles, driving, aud timber work,
So much per thousand feet b 81 fer timber and
20 much per pound for iron.
II. Forms Of Proposals may be obtained at this
Office and De bid will be received uuless made on
the printed form and properly certified. speci-
uiens OF the stone aud iron plans aud spaCihca-
tions cfthe timber work, and maps # the river.
showing soundiBgs, &c can be at this Office,
where all possible Information will be given to
parties desiring to bid
Is. Bids will bs considered for materials and
workmhnship not less than one fourth of the
amounts given above. Successful bidders VT be
required to enter into contract with the United
states, with good and gufh cient sureties stamps
Tor contracts and Bon to be furnished By the
Contractor.
The United States reserves the right to reject all
bids q &C med oirsdv IL ia geous,
BY order OF Brevet MAJOR Gen. John Newton
JOHN NJ WILSON.
MAJOR Engineers and Byt. Lit Col. L. 5. S.
23tB
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Sealed Proposals will be received at the Once OF
the Chief Quartermaster, Military Division of the
nss q 81 Louis NJ. until II M on the 10th
ing points to posts on the Missouri river az indi
Gated during the time from March Is, 1866, to DC
FIR r.op 81 Louis to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
From Wyandotte to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
=, From Fort Leayenworth TO Fsrt Bufcrd, Camp
From omahs to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
From Sioux, City to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort Randall to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort suily to Fort BufOrd, Camp Cooke
From Fort Rice to Fsrt Buford, Camp Cooke
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Bu'ord Camp
- From Fort .Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
From Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
twill be the endeayor of the Government to ship
during the season most favorable fer navigation OF
the river, say between June l and August 81. Bid
ders will state: h9Seyer the rate tsepsratsly for
the date of starting to determine the rate to be
paid at which they will perform the service from
destination above named, as follows:
lst. The rate at which they will transport each
for and Tor soldiers necessary facilities for
tSS"fins their rations, which will be supplied 10y
I'd Tie rate per loo pounds at which they will
Sd. The rate each at which they will transport
horses, mules. cattle, ambulsEces, carts. wagons.
&c !troughs for feeding animals to he supplied 10y
A iust preference" will be given to parties " no
own and control boats. Boats will be expected TO
always give the Government freight the preference,
aud in no case will be allowed 10 carry private to
the exclusion Of Government freight.
The contractor will b. required to transport
stores BY ana In the event of failure by water and
all stores received b. the contractor for transpor
ation must be delivered at their destination within
In case the contracting party fails TO carry
freight as required, the Government reserves the
Of the contractor; and nothing herein contained
shall be so construed a. to the Government
IRON u ans pSrtlhg punlic supplies On ANY boat be-
The Government reserves the right to reject any
BIDDERS are Informed that no boat loaded with
Government stores will b. allowed to 60 aboy
Of and that Sse w not be
to go to foSt Buford, ID. T., or points above, with
BIDDERS should give their names in full, as well
as their places Of residence; and each pro al
mnst be accompanied with n bond in the sum OF
$1,000 signed by two or more responsible persons
guaranteeing that in case the contr act is awarded
to the person proposing, the contract will be &C.
security furnished by said party, in accordance
with the terms of this adyer tisement.
The CONTRACTOR will be required to give bonds In
The party to whom the award ia msde must be
give required bond for the faithful pc
Copy Of blank form of contract to be entered
pication to this once At the Office Of the Chief
9aaIisImas'er pepsrtmen' Of the Missouri, Fort
ter, Department. { the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals fol
addressed to the undersigned.
BY order of the ouarteimsStsS General; g. s. A
Chief ousrtermaster Military Division.
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pRoPOsALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
CFtCf II Cbt.f CVart. TDia sfsr.
D7Str1ci Of The Mdtan Territory,

Fort GiJScH. C. N q /, 1858
stsled Proposals. in DUPLICATE. will be received
At the ofice until 10 O'Clock a M, TIT RSDAY.
february ~, lSo, for the transportation from Fort
6ihson, l. to Fort ArbuChle, !. T or such 9th
r posi or stations may hrreafter be established
aldIg The ToDte or on lie continuation. within the
limits OF the Indian Territory of 20 200 pounds Of
Military suppiies, such other quantity Us the
government may require to transport during the
year commencing April /, 1873, and ending March
Bidders will state the rate per 100 pounds per 100
miles at which they wIltransport the in
mcn,h Of the year lightning April 1873 and end
Bidders will give their names in full. rs well as
tfeir places of residenc and each proposal must
10 accompanied by "A guaranty from too or more
persons hose loyalty and solyency, well that
1T the bidder are certified by clerk Of a court Of
record, setting forth that in case a contract is
awarded TO the party proposing, 1T will be &C
security furnished for the faithful Performance of
the
The party to whom an award IL made must BE-
prepared To execute contracts without unneces-
saIy delay, and give bond for the faithful. per-
torrance thereof In the of 10 00O, (ten thon.
sand dollars aud he in Teadint to commence the
transportation u stores Oh the first day OF April,
He will also be required tn have Office, or
place o, business at or near Fort Gibson, i. T q,
and To have at his command teams sufficient to
transport at least 20 coo pounds per month.
The right Is Reserved on the part OF the Govern
me nj To REJECT any CT all bids which may be re
csiN aud any contract made VIII be subject to the
approval oil the QuartcrmasterG General OF the army
Payments upon any contract awarded will be
made monthly, In current funds.
Bidders are invited to be present on the day Of
Proposals. should BE- endorsed " Proposals for
Army Trans portatop ;" and addressed to the Chief
Quartermaster. District Of the Indian Territory.
by authority of Colonel Del Floyd Jones, COM
tes-6tB Capt. and A. q. M, Z. g. A, Chief q. NJ
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RY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers.
- Successors to James {. Mcclure & c.
Southwest corner Pennsylvsnis avenue and lit
street. ..Star Office RuildinR %

tI INI f FkEksI FkhTG MIkRoRs LIE
ss sIsf kswsfwSSSbb sSssShEE 5.sEsss
MASiLf GES iMESTs ASb fIGfRfs,
EE tAE HARNEP TAENST B9GK
NIIGIABLE, M0R0CC0 C0vERED niSISG
Hsk bSsEk Arb fEK sd
E LikSSTMARE i FINE afUEkEYi BkIssELs
S ST s%REsJ Fr MSkTT &C. ATCTIoS
Bruce No. 80 street, between s.th and 18th ste :.
We shall sell the magnificent assortment of kurni-
Three large Gilt French. Plate Mantle Mirrors
Parlor suite, CONSISTING Of.
in Crimson Satin Damask
One Turkish sofa and Turkish Easy Chairs, up
holstered In Crimson Satin Dsnsss
Right Gilt Reception Chairs. upholstered in the
Two Ladies' Sewing Chairs. upholstered in the
Three setts Of Orange Colored Figured silk Dam,
ask Curtains, lined with White Silk, braided
and fringed, With Lace Curtains Cornice and
Two sets Crimson Curtains, same As above
Three Mas Ist.s :, T large Turkish CARPETS
Ter Turkish Hearth Rugs
SIX Ma gninsent Sofa Cushions worked in worsted
Very superior French Mantle Clocks and orna-
One Fhopy fancy gilt Card Table
One Marble Top inlaid Writing ana Work Table
Solid Walnut Ceuter Table, large size, elabOrstely
Two Walnut Writing Tables, covered with Grim
Two ses sioi Pap nnf Mach. To. poy.
One magnificent solid Walnut Sidebosrd. elsbo-
One saS Walnut fS e.s sas
Eighteen solid Walnut Dining Chairs covered with
One 1a1s large Slid Oak Extension Dining able
Brussell, Chamber, all and stair Carpets
Lounge Sleepy HoIlos, and iss yD ch. an.''
Worsted, Dsms,k, and Chintz Curtains
f fSan %snu Marble Ton tquSr sss Stands
Rosewood and v alnut Eardrobes
Bronze Drop Light with Xre.n burner and porcs.
One pori able Mahogany Writing Case
f ffs GuTeS HAIR ns;' S II as~es'
Zine Feather Bosters and Pillows
Brop1e and Gilt Chandeliers, with Out Glass
Elegant Dresden China Desert Service. consist.
Pyra@ids Candeisbras, Dishes, Plates and Baskets
Zine Gilt Center Pieces and Candelsbrss
One set Bohslnisn Glass Jugs, Gobless. Liaueurs,
Thirty Dresden Glina Fruit Plates, beautifully
painted, each different design
Cut Glass Decanters, Cisret Jugs, and Water
Cut Glass Chanpagnes, Clares.. sherries. Ale
Glasses and Plates
Tos na1s Tns s fable e." Sa: s
Ten dozen Linen Doynes ana napkins
Three dozen LinenSnd Cotton sheets
Three dozen Linen Bolster and Pillow Gases
Lot Towels, &c.
Thirty pairs Blankets
Twtn My Comb rts, Counterpsnes, and Spreads
90 lbs Copper Cooking Ctenstis, assorted sizes
Large Range and Fixtures
Radiators and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c:
One Phelan = Collender Rosewood. Marble BED.
roSr Hoeket Billiard Issle eompasss, with
Terms cash. c0OPER 4 LArIMER.
jasl dads Intel, Rep .,Ex.l Auctioneers.
rTAKE no MORE UNPLHAsANr AND ON
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DKOPOsALs FOR HORSES.

Offts Chief Qpavtsrmas;er, DiStrict Of Monfaxn,(
Fort ShaIc, NJ. T., January !, 1888.
until twelve tl2l O'Clock n. Oh MONDAY, the
second t2d) day Of March, 1873 for the delivery of
four hundred I4tG) half breed or Mountain Horses.
Sixty TO be delivered to the Assistant Quarter
master at Fort Shaw, M. T., on the tenth (l0th)
three hundred and forty to be delivered to the
undersigned 1t Camp Cooke, M. T., on the titeent
high, over hve 80 and under nine t9l old, to
be sound in all respects, broken to saddle, and
subject to inspection on delivery. No proposal
will be entertained for q less number than twenty
i've Isl horses.
Bidders should give their names in full Is well
ss their place of residence.
Each proposal must be accompanied by q written
guaranty, signed by at least two responsible
parties, that contract will at once be entered into
in accordance with the terms OF this advertise
ment, should the proposal be accepted
An approved bond Of fifty (tQ) per cent. OF the
amount Of the contract will be required, whe
the articles Of agreement entered into, for the
faithful performance thereof
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalt and solyency
of each bidder and person offered as security will
be required. No bid will be enter tanned unless it
folly complies with the terms Of this advertise
ment.
The right to reject any all bids that may be
Propossls must be made In du plicate, with Q
copy Of this Advertisement attached to each, and
endorsed Proposals. for Horses y and addressed
Contracts TO be subject 10 the approval OF the
District. Department and Division Commsnders.
Bidders must be present IN person ut the opening
BY order Of Brevet Major General A. n. Terry,
N. 3. CONSTABLE.
i..aR Captain and A. eh III M g a.;
- - 4 $500. - 49,.
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TOMORROW

Rf FOLEY & CO, Auctioneeu
- No. SssAs and 5S4z4 9TH ST., between II and ST.
, On SATURDAY MORNING at n o'clock precise
ly, We will cell, OIL 4 street, between sixth apt
Seventh streets, the following, viz
lSprtng Wagon, in good conditiOn
q Cedar Posts
I lot second hand Lumber, nesrIY new
very large Iron Pot
double bedstead and Mattress
Isingle bedstesd
lot second hand Harness, &C, &C.
Terms cash FOLEY co,
e7-lt Apctionsa-s
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SALE or HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
On SATURDAY MORNING, February sth. st 10
O'Clock, We will sell at the Bazaar a number OF
Saddle, carriage aud Work Horse, full desc rip
ton at sale CON rising about
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES
suited To Harness and saddle. 4 full description 1T
sale.
Also,
large collection of New and Second hand Bug
Eies hockaways, Carriage. IA pre-s Wagons and
Other vehicles.
Also.
large collection Of New and Second hand Hsr.
meas, &c, at private sale.
, Regular sales days-Tuesdsys. Thursdays and
Saturdays. without regard t. We ,ther
Canfsges and Harness always at pr waite sale.
1t W. L. WALL CO, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.
DkOPoSALS FOR WOOD.
Ory,cs CHIsY QUAHrERanrKR,
FOURTH MILIrAHr DIsrRIcf.

Opy,cs CBIsY QUAsrKRnnrxR
FOURTH MILITANT DIsrRIcf,
vicuseuR0. Mss, January ., 1855
sealed proposals. in duplicate viii b. r-ceiy ed a,
the office oftbe Post Quartermaster at Holly Sprin
hiss, unit 10 n IN of SATURDAY. the 18th .f
February, s. fer the delivery at such place aod
tines "a the Post Qusrtermsster at asliY Springs
may direct, Of Two HuBdre t10Op Cords of Ner
charitable Dry Hard Wood. In such quantities as
msv IL required NJ q June N. 1875
Mach rropt-sl viii he accompanied by q COPY of
THE notice. and guaranteed by two responsible
paTiiee, ~ho will agree 70 enter into saf7ioieht
bonds for the thful performance Of contract hen
awsTde5
The undersigned reserves the rig ht to reject any
or All bios for proper Cense.
Prpos ale v ill be marked Proposals for Wood !"
and .tnt BY mail to BIcvet MAJOR Ewinr
S4tf Infantry, A A Q. Nj, Holly Springs, Missis-
sippi.
BY order OF tho General commanding the Dis
tTiEt. G.. CHASnLER
Eyt Coz. and O. NJ, u 2. army. Chi, Z o
fe 8 6tB Fourth Military District
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PROPOSALS.
DkOPOsALS FOB WOOD,

I'll u O'Clock N on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
fesIuaIy, is g. at which time they will be opened,
70 cell er 10 the Quarternasters Department, At
tort sumter, New Mexico, 600 Cords Of Pinon
Delivery to CONNIE nee At the option of the con.
tractor Tut to be completed by the last day Of sep
ieqursd peea fss Than the
For furthsr particulars in making proposals, see
ut" hn ,Estsn IT, or sepiy at ihs ofse
ner, and address to the undersigned, At Santa Fe,
By order Of Bre'ot MAJOR General Getty.
Brevet Col and @ n, q. 5 army,
CHEF r,, Chef 9ga n S.,s
co. Santa f., ". NJ, December 30 lsa feT stB
pRoPosALs FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF
wassinsi Sg' 8. e, yanusry 81 "S 1888
sealed PiSPosss from responsible parties are
TkDAY. February IS, for the removal Of ali 81,
De rosits' Ashes: and Dead Animals, for one year
racks, Offices, buildings &C., throughout the city
oct upied by such branches OF the War Department
Bidders will be required to accompany their bids
with bond signed by themselves and two respon-
slble sureties in the sum Of one thous and dollars,
that they will furnish Gil necessary materials and
a38r lot ne ptriorrnanos OF the work aud execute
ately upon the award Of the contract for its faith
full ann satisfactory Performance.
Lists oi tue places 10 De visited must De ontantd
from the Depot luartermaster each month, and
every place o designated must be visited As di
rected in the list.
Payments will be made monthly, As soon
thereafter as funds are furnithed for the purpsse
Ii the amount Of WORK required be either increased
OF diminished during the period of the contract q
proror'ionate increase or elimination Of the month
ly lay ments Will he made upon contract rates.
Should the contractor fail TO perform the work
Ttqnired IN prompt and satifactory manner, the
Depot Quarterrnaster will hire il done and charge
the cost TO the contractor. He also reserves the
right t. REJECT any or all proposals that unsa
usiactory.
Any Information required will be cheerfuly
given at the office of the Depot QuSrtermsster.
Bids sho uld be endorsed Proposals for Perform
Ing Sanitary Work" and addressed u the under
signed.
By Or'ler Of the Quartermaster General.
j. c. MCFkRRAN,
Deputy Y 1artermsster General. Breyet Br ga
der General, L. :. A, ana Depot Qusrterm e.
ter. fe : lot
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- The actors i'm san Francisco have signed
protest against the repeal u the sunday law.
~Two Missourians in Linn county had a
fight the other day, on account of the incur
sions Of mule into the pasture owned bv
one Of them. Phillips discharged his gun NJ
Siherf, instantly killing him. and also killing
his child in its mothers arms and = COW belong
ing TO Sibeft.
oIThe corner stone of an academy for freed
men has b-~n LAID in GAINESVILLE, Fla.
~ Uniforms are the rage The letter car
rers Of New York n e TO be done up an dark
blue with red trimmings.
- yermonts dog tax amounts 20 over eia-
O0,-more than sll the dog on the continent are
worth.
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RY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctfoneer.
- (succerors to Jas .tC. Mcclure a CO..
ooutnwest corner OF Penn avenue and 18th street
Star Once Building

PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
Ca SATt RDAf MORNING, Pebrusry sth at 10
O'Clock. in front Of Auction Rooms we shall AZ III
the following Household Furniture, viz:
walnut Parlor salt, in Green ami Gold Rep ,
nearly new;
Rosewood Parlor Suite. IN Red silk Damssk:
Walnut Hall Suite;
Bedsteads. Bureaus and Washstands;
Wsrdrobes, Tables. and Chairs:
Hair and Hulk Mattresses;
Feather Beds, Boosters, and Pillows:
Blankets. Comforts. and Spreads,
Looking Glasses, Engrayfngs,
Crockery and Glass Ware:
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Kitchen Requisites. &C.
Terms: Cash
felt COOPER A IkTIMFR 4urt.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFfRRNOON,
T. T. GRIFFITH, AucHeseer.

e. 7. GRIFrITH. Aucssseer.
BY FIrCH a voy.
Real ESfofs B-eks-y csd ksr,cr>e-a.
Vnce-Corper 9TH and streets, OPT. Post 0ece.
TRUSTEESsALE Or IMPROVED PROPERrY
IN UNl0N1Owh, ID. C.
tndfr snd by virtue Of teed OF trust 20 TIE .
e.rsigned executed hy @coree W. Duvshto secure
the nest OF certain promi ssory pots th-r-is
set fotth and q. is shown by reference to said deed
Snloh - duly recorded In Ltber N. q. T.. No 4. 10
ne- " 10, al. and a.. Of the land records for
y ashinetnn COUNTY. District Of Coluubis, aud 81
peNtitteh re}sesi OF one Of the parties secured
mer.b1, 1 will eel, on. FRIDAY, the 9Th day cf
"a sTCh, A ID. $50. NJ half psst 4 O clock
the premises, part OF the property Of said
that parcel OF sIeund situst4d near the Navy
nsrd Bridge, Ind contained in the folio ING
uounds, Nl,; bounded on the north b. Johnson
etIeet 90 the south BY j. M. kceuis's LOT. on the
totnsc riwr. and containing 81. ono square feet Of
ground moro le-e. the same heipg Lot. No 7es
Ist 30 - Ig, I-. ISs, so, aud SOL according
rec ni SD sison Of said grouna and also piece
Dwelling House snc Barn
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months.
Win interest secured by deed Of trust All con
vey apcing ard revenue stamps ai co.t Of the pur-
laser. deposit of so required down ~ time %
WILLIAM MArTINGLY, Trustee.
fet-eokds FITCH FOX, Auctioneers.
THE GREAT CLOSING OUT BOOK SALE
at $40 Pennsylvania avenue. under the Ne
troToltan Hotel. will he CONTINUED for q lev eve
fr3-2~' WV WALLACE
A LOTION THIS EVENING, st 7 O'Clock,
Aw, TowNsHKNp AGO,
a16 9TH street. opposite
Nstfonsi inteiligencer Building,
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A CARPENTERS WIPE DEMANDS A BRowN
STONE FRONT HoUsE-Uriah A. Dill sued for
a divorce from his wife in Cincinnati. They
were married in 1853. and during the last threa
years his wife had been grossly negligent OF her
marital duties, and had, good portion Of the
time, absented herself from his house, and re-
fused 10 live with him. IL Was shown that
Mrs.. dill was n very cross woman; she fire.
auently abused her husband without ca use. ana
eften spilled for her husbands wages. She
once threw a basketful of marketing ont OF
doors. Mrs. ID. frequently left her husband
without his consent she said she would never
LIVE with him; that he Was AN IDIOT and shs
would live with no idiot; she did not keep her
house in order at all; that she said she did not
intend TO try H. Mrs. ID. said that il he would
get her stone-front house well furni she'd. she
would come home, but otherwise she would not
leave her people tor any msn. The Court
granted a decree Of di yorce
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7 AIDES, yol win Ind one OF the best ssIected
II stock. Of French md Home made Oorsets Of 81
80 &. ox ssss 1s' Sc.I siir s
which b eals ths special attention, g L 10 IL
wose cs1iortaoIe nd s1eg.nt IN the market, -
n 0EN1LHMENp OLD STILL n
- R.nod.,.s .na ct 10 = Af1siion.b,. .As,e
at n. CUNNINOHAMT HAT Fsctory. 3l6x nh
street, betWesn md streets. ja1-soln'
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CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT CLOSING OCT.
IMPORTANT SALE OF uNREpEENEp
PLEDGES AT AUCTION
On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS Feb
18th and ilth instant at 10 O'Clock and evening ut
clock, We will sell without reserve at our Auc-
ton Rooms, the entire balance Of Unredeemed
Pledges remaining at Wslsh's Loan Once $50
10Th 81. between Pa. avenue and ST, VII. retired
from the business in May last. Among IA article
TO lie sold vii be found fine assortment Of
Ladies Cloahs, Shawls, Silk Merino, Calico and
other Dresses. Cnderclothing, &c.
Gents OvercOats. Sack and Dress Coats, suIna
very fine; remnants Black Cloths, YenCy CASH
meres. &c.
Table Linen, Towels, sheetinz Window shsa.,
Heavy English Blankets AID Spreads
3festber Beds, Sewing Machine. Clocks
ReyolyaIs, Single aid Doulie barre Gun.
100 volumes Miscellaneous Book
large assortment of Dress Goods. Ia great ya
risty; Fiannels, &c.
DIAMONDS
Cluster and Solitaire Di smo ID Rings aud Pins
Ladies' Is karat Gold atches and Chains
Gold ami Silver Eng. and Pat. Lever atches.
very fine.
The whole combining one Of tho largest assert
ments OF Goods ever offered at one time.
keepers and Otts Re G. ebtsiu bargains eyers lot
will be- sold without regard to advances b. order
OF NJ. K.WALSH. Pswnbroker,
40 10th 1t bet. Pa. avenue and G 81.
VI. h. WALSH CO., Aucts.
- NOTICE.-Parties having Goods remaining
with lie at this date notified 10 redeem them st
once, otherwise they Will b. sold the above sale
to pay advances. fest