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The New York herald., 1869-05-08

VIOLENT HAIL STORMS IN MARYIASp-On Tues.
DAY OF last week the residents OF Pney Neck Queen
Anne county. Nd, witnessed one OF the most ter
rnc storms IT rs OF wind and hall that has visited that
the barn OF s. Oge Tilghman nut out tho lights in
the houses OF several adjoining neighbors and de-
stroyed many OF the early vegetables that lad been
planted, cutting them up by the roots In conse-
quence OF the wheat not being too forward I'm its
growth IT did not sustain any material injury
Ce0fyep(1e (hd,D Observer.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
EXCITING rsor At THE NATIONAL COURSE, WASHINGTON
from the washington Intellgencer. Mays,

IRON tne washington lntelgencer, May 3.
A trot for $1,000, mile heats, best three in FIVE
heretofore advertised, between Mr.. A. Fawcett's
gray gelding Warsaw ana Mr.. A Johnson's brown
stallion George NJ Patchen, came of over the Ma
tonal Course yesterday afternoon. The day was fine
and the track good order. large number OF per-
sons were present About s4O0 was taken in at the
gate. AT lew minutes after three O'Clock the horses
appeared upon the track. looking in good condition.
Patchen showing the best OF tue two, though war
saw, While ne looked and acted as though he had not
had WORK enough for the past few days, evidently
meant business, and did not propose to allow
Patcnen 70 walk away with the money. In the toss
for places Warsaw won the pole, aud about half past
three the horses were called up for the start.
- tUst Hedt;-Alter TWO attempts they got the word
Patchen leading some three four lengths. passing
the halfme post In lis. with Warsaw about two or
three lengths behind. Coming into the homestretcn
there was brush for the lead, but Patchen main
taned his position, crossing the score two lengths
ahead IN 2:54H.
Second Hedt.--A few moments were allowed for
breathing the horses were again brought up and
after two or three attempts they again got the word
Patchen leading, with warsaw close at his wheel.
Az the balf-mile pole, which passed In 1:20,
Patchen led about length. Coming into the home
stretch the gray again tried for the first place, but
PatcheD, having link or two To spare increased his
2:35j<
T7s3rd Heat When the horses were called up for
the third heat the gray looked as though he proposed
TO make the brown earn the money n lie won Ii. At
the second tral they got the word and were OF like
shot, the stallion leading the gray about length
passing the haf-mle pole in 20. On the upper end
OF the track the gray began TO force the stallion and
which horse showed in front The crowd Dhs rushed
forward, crying, The gray Is ahead.- The race now
became exciting. as it was exceedingly doubtful
which would win the heat as both horses were near
together and each doing his best; the brown. how
ever showed In front, and crossed the score in 237
winner OF the heat aud race.
II Is the opinion OF many who were at the race that
had warsaw been In better condition for trottinQ
and more used TO the track, he would have won at
least one OF the heats, n not the race.
We understand that another match has been made
between these two horses for Sl,0o0 10 or on
the 18th instant, good day and good track As these
horses are closely matched, when they together
again we shall look for race as closely contested
was the one yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

ANOTHER MYSTERY CLEARED UP.-Mr. william
Kukham, who has Just returned home from Europe,
with his iather-in-law, Mr.. Charles Merriam saw In
London Edwin r. Cotton, the Springfield man whose
disappearance has cansed so mucn wonder in the
community aud sadness among his friends during
the year and more which has elapsed since his de-
parture Mr. Kirkham met Cotton In the Tower OF
London, April 20 and spent some time with him
on that day and on the 21st they together visited
windsor Castle. Mr.. Cotton also called on Mr.
klrsham al his hotel He appeared in good
health, and evidently had Just returned from
sea voyage. lie gave Mr. Krkham some account
Oh . ,ns way he had spent the year, nearly all Of
wnich mas been passed In seafarng life. lie said
tnat ne remained In New York one day later than
tnaI on which he was reported last seen, and then
took passage for Glasgow, and IN that city and
Liverpoo spent more than a MONTH lie shipped at
Liverpool lor California touched at San Francisco,
ana thence voyaged 10 China. lie next smadep
Calcutta and there looked about for time sailing
tnence ne reached London on the 10th of April or
the day before meeting Mr. klrkhafn as above
stated; II THIS story s true 1t OF course does away
win tne report That Cotton was seen in New York
several weeks ago. He says that when leaving
Springfield he had no thought Of going TO sea- but he
Heid Republican, NdV7. -
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Reports Of Expeditions Landing.

PIEAR DBL RIO, April rs, 1859.
The inhabitants here have been greatly alarmed
since Thursday last In consequence Of the reports
that some vessels had appeared the south aide OF
THIS coast, landing many men aud then putting 70
sea again. These vessels mwa ssvs r~"" s"-- nj
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

VILLA CLARA, April 20, 1899.
one Of the columns In operation, which left this
city on the Goth, was 80 fortunate 10 meet large
force on the cattle farm "sagua.n The enemy got
fairly whipped. and had nifty men killed. besides
losing hfy horses and quantity Of arms
The New York herald., 1869-05-08
Fatiguing March Of Spanish Troops.

MANEANIILO, ApTII IoOVs
To-day returned the column or 400 troops. under
Colonel Ampudia. which left on the 10th for Bay
amo. They landed In Porto with the view to attack
the rebel camp there but the enemy had notice OF IL
and fied, leaving their nag fylng The troops had
fatiguing march OF six days, having often to ford
rivers up to the waist most OF the time. Some ran
dom shots were exchanged on the way, causing
three wounded of the troops.
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SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

SeQuestration OF Property-Isands Still nc
Large.
SAGUA, April 20. 1880.
The Governor has had sequestered the property Of
twentyeight individuals, residents Of this jurisdc-
ton. Don Francisco Lopez Ramos, accused Of dis
loyalty, has been shot.
Many horses captured from the insurgents have
been sold at public auction. realizing exceedingly
low rates. A party OF insurgents has appeared In
Encrucijada, but there was an ample force In that
vicinity to repel them.
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'hc Governor Orders Absent Families to
Return.

IKINIDAD, Apr1I 70, I5BV.
Governor Minaio has given orders that the inhabi.
tants who have abandoned. their homes are TO re-
turn within reasonable period OF time, under
lust cause of absence. on saturday afternoon re-
turned the small force Of cavalry and infantry
which went after the rebels near RIO Caiias. These
were seen from the house tops; but no sooner did
they observe the troops than they skedadded. Yes
terday the column which left here on saturday re-
turned also without having encountered the enemy.
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An expedition recently left here 10 look after the
abutmcnt works Of the railroad bridge burnt by the
insurgents, and the repairs OF the telegraph cut by
them. The volunteers who left In the direction or
Camarones, via Caunao and C1ego Aealo, nave n0t
Gently with the rebels, Of whom they report forty
killed. Five Cubans who were going to join the In
surgents have been arrested and placed In the fort
ress Of JaQua.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

INuhrOa0 10 DC IkepHIFe0-lusuF&cnts
Concentra,ing-Feelins Against Qucsnda-
Americans mprisoBed-Reoccupasion Of
Manati and Relief of Las Tunas.
NUEvIrAs, April 26 1859.
On the 18th inst. the Spanish mail steamers Paaro
Pcayo and Triunfo arrived, bringing 1,soo soldiers
commanded by General Letona and Brigadier Gene
raj Amaple Escalante. These are the same troops
that have been operating for the last two months
In the vcinity OF vina Clara On the 23d the city
was thrown into state Of excitement by the ar
rival Of two steamers bringing the much talked OF
Catalan volunteers. The Cubans all looked pale
when their arrival was announced the idea having
become general that they terrible beings; that
they carried knives two feet long, and would
put them through anybody that had the
misfortune not TO speak their dialect. However
they look very much like other Spanish soldiers only
that they wear red cap resembling o conee
want Of discipline. ON the 2itn a steamer arrived
bringing $50 colored troops. The number concen-
trated here Is about 1000. and active operations
have already commenced. On the 25th half OF the
battalion Of Galatians and 800 Of the artillery column
left for Puerto Principe, and this morning General
Setona followed them with 500 men, including the
negroes. TOMORROW the balance OF the Cataans
VIII leave under Escuante.
ON the 1sth General Lesca made his appearance
here most unexpectedly with 200 men. He started
from Puerto Principe the 18th, IN conjunction with
Bripadier Ferrer. the latter remaining with 1000
men AT the plantation san Jose, owned by l.. A.
Price, and situated on the railroad, eighteen miles
from here. The combined column came down with.
out firing shot. This 70 much feared road was oc-
cupied at last and nobody hurt. This excItes much
ast0nishmen and the question IL constantly
asked, "Where are all the rebelsfu Some OF the
officers belonging to Lesca's brigade informed
me that they had seen large groups OF insurgents
at q distance from the road, on the hills and
they had heard there was quite large force on the
hill OF Bayataho. They tell me that the road they
came by was full OF well built trenches breastworks
and ditches and that 500 determined men could have
impeded their passage. Brigadier Lesca remained
two nights at San Jose, and In one OF the reconno
tres he ordered made he had an officer and soldier
wounded by shots fired from the woods
ON the 10th a convoy consisting OF twenty carts,
loaded with provisions and guarded BY 1000 men,
under Colonel Golnecne. was taken 20 ean jos Tor
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

OF tue RCueI DuntS-THe ITOOpS
ways in Pursuit.
REMEDIES, April "a. 1860:
band Of rebels appeared recently on the Dolores
estate Of Felix Cabarracas in Sagua Ia Chca, where
they had dispute with the laborers and employees.
After burning the cane fields and dwelling house
they took another direction.
Fifty volunteers started for the plantation Dos
Amigos belonging to Jaime Morera, which the rebels
intended to burn, but left before the arrival OF the
trOOps.
The New York herald., 1869-05-08

General Marmol with Force Of Blacks.
GIBARA, April 25 1892
Long excursions are necessary here in order to
ferret out the rebels In the last journey encoun
ter took place, when the enemy had four killed,
while the troops only reported horse wounded. Is
Is said that General Marmol with 200 rebels most
ly colored, were running the district, setting
fire to the small estate and farms
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RAILROADS,

lo SGSxAuDtMf4s.s 1Hlss S sEonarr saSS'
RAILROAD.
CHAHGR OF TIME
COMMBNCIn& MONDAY, Ger. 1IrH, 1863
EVENING SPECIAL TRAIN FOB THEATRE
AND OPERA.
On and aftsr MOHDAY,
i ilsa Sst SSse. IA fsss s1d sIsi
TRAINS will run between Warrington and Alex
andria, as follows:
THR0UGH NAIL TRAINS,
tSundays Included
Depet-7.25 n.
,LKAvE ALKxASDRIA-Hrom corner Duke and
Henry 9reets-5 80 m.
LOCAL PAssEN6IB TRAINS.
Sundays ExcepteND
LEAVE WAsHINGIoN-Erom Maryland avenue
Depot-9 q. m, II .. 10 - 2. m, 40 .. m 1:S m.
LEAVE ALHxANDRIA-Rrom corner Duke and
Henry streets-4:S0 Q. m. From 81. Asaph and
King streets-S and 10 Q. m; md ,. m.
~ EV8NING SPECIAL TRAINS will be run
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
rs follows
LEAVE ALExANpRTA-From corner st. Asaph
and King streets-7 pm.
LEAVE WAsHINGTON-From Maryland avenue
o. A. STEVENS, Gent supv
W. J. PHELPS, Gen1 Manager. ocl- In
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GALE OF oUARrERMAsrER sroREs.
DEPOT QuARrRRMAsrKR's OFFICE.

UBP0I QCARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
urn, MAsHINGToN, d. O.. Oct Is, 1859
Will be sold, 1T public auction, on FRIDAY,
November Il, commencing at 10 A. m , st Armory
sausrs, seventh street, under the supervision Of
Qusrtermas ter Stores, consisting in mart Of VI
~ Horses. I Mare and Fosl, Carts Army
10, Sets OF Harness, 20 hiding Ssddles l. 90 Grain
Backs, $40 pounds Rope, 80 fables, 500 feet Gum
ARD Leather Hose, with Window sssh, Sash
Neis hts Bride Bits, Horse Cellars, Carriage,
Tire, and Ring Bolts; Doubletrees, Surveyor 8
Cbaln, n alter, Log, Bearing, Fifth, Breast, and
other Uhsins; Wagon. CLAW. Stone, TAX, and
other Hammers; Cooking Ranges and Fixtures,
Terms: Cash. on day Of sale.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
J. U. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartz master General
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Auction SALES.
This AFTERNOON,

RY eRlIH . WILLIAM,
II Ancioneers and Real Eateee Aeents,
Southeast corner OF 7th and d streets.
'E:ssS:Sr 4s sH'5 5sSEzrEd1iS lH.as 4:
s: {. s; Ss:: e IL; Il
ss;s1 &. I'd
Wl n.Incs the ;H1 a:y Q, oss,esr iss =
SoIS and s.1.s, iSs .sss. On
v and s.s Ssek y ys q
t9Ss lily i%R CNs BY tw0-'tory BRIoK
And on fsIb b 4. ~ day OF October, ,ss, a,
soi :; e . nd 8,
.; Ss1fl: ssS;ss ssios R!;1I
ss ssS
Term: Of sale: One sss1sS cash, and the b.,.no.
in six, twelve, and eighteen mouths for the puy.
dssa !Sa D.:
and terms a.. nos ash 20
FIVE days sser the sale, the properly vii be rssod
:: ssi nd Ct s'
and stamps e the cost Of the ? pEch:;sr;
.eu.,.vsa: Gsiss . WIEEfHss,I zSsss:
T. Ling, AUTHORIZATIONS Richard g. Coz
ADDITION to GEORGETOWN, on w1DNESDAY.
the 2oth instant, ct o'clock q.
This beautiful property adjoins the city on the
northwest, and fronts partly on 9TH street ION tne
east. WV
The Mansion House win be sold, With from ons
time Of sale. Wv
The lots. which are e0xl0, front east and va.t
ard north and south on streets laid out 90 fest
wide. and will be sold separstely.
This property 10 In an excellent neighborhood,
view OF the river end surrounding country
1t IL Immediately opposite the property of the
far famed Georgetown Cole &c and the Academy OF
the Visitation; consequently purchasers win al.
wsys have an unobetructed view.
Real Estste Brokers,
ocll-td go street,
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ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioueers,
No. 47O 7th street, opposite Post once.
TRUST EE'S SALE
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
SIXTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN NJ AND N
RTREETa -

g %;af on e.; Isn
and Bette, his wi and recorded ia Liber
Up S Ens the Of sas
Columbia, I VIM sell ,tpublic auction, on the
premises. ct AZ o'cloct on TUESDAY AFTER
NOON the 18th cay o October, 1869, all that GER
tain piece or parcel OF ground and premises. con
veyed to me by said &c. lying and being IN the
city Of arlington, ID strict of Columbie and be.
ing known aud dist guishsd as Lot numbered
forty eight, t4S,) in Square numbered one hundred
a. eighty two, tls2 according TO the subdivsi on
Of said square, - the came 10 recorded In Subdi-
VIE ion Liber W. T.. folio 20, In the Surveyor 9
two story Brick House and outbuildings.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the remsinde r in
teen months with interest from day Of sale secured
by notes and deed Of trust on the premises be
sum Of 500 must be paid to the auctfoneer when
the bid 70 accepted, and final settlement made with.
In i've days after sale. Ali conveyancing and rev.
enue stamps ct coet of the purchaser.
MARTIN n ROHREk Trustee.
&C l2-2w FITCH FOX, Aucta
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L nIIin ssTs AND kskf pttEPIS ps, kIHNGI
ING s 81 hHS okk6LIdsskki sD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

49, OFFiCE LlGHT-HoUsE BOARD,
MAsHINGToN. ID. C., October 10, 1853
scared proposals will be received at the on o. OF
tne engineer OF the 9th Light house dietriet.
Snarnston, South Carolina, until l D. m OF
ano hepAf, the 18th day of November. { at which
Inn 1nI psoe the, vii, be publicly orsned Cor
Lanterns and illuminating apparatus, and the cree
non and completion of . Keeper Q dwelling, and
Two tsnee lights; on Morris Island, near Charles
son, soutn Carolina, In accordance with plans snd
spe, hncsnons, copfes OF which may be seen either
% tne enei neer of1oe. in Charleston, or at the
fmSe vi the Lighthouse Board, in wsshington,
th Each bid 3, must be accompanied BY guaranty I'm
ey tne oiooer or bfdders. and two res pousfbls
suteussi eondfion Of which 10. that the BIDDER
the work 80 specified. N "
hseh bid must stste the time 1t which the work
The successful bidder viii be required 70 enter
into bones to supply the materials aud 60 perform
The WORK according TO the plans and spech ations
tne Am cunt Of the bond TO be O i've Thousand dol
lars, and TO be signed by the bidder or bidders,
end two sure ties, the com potency Of which must
De cert oy some Official known 20 the Treasury
Bids should be sealed, and addressed 70 MAJOR
george Burroughs, Corps Engineers, U D. Army,
Engineer 9Th Light house District, the envelce -
belnR plainly endorsed, PROPOSALS. for Morris
lslend Range Lighs." W. ID sHUBRICR.
OCio eoJN Chairman l.. III B.
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DROPOsALs ROB FORAGE.
DEPoJ QUARrERxAsrER

DEP2J oUnRrERssrrRso tFIcE.
,I I5pfG:';,' i.si.sS pom 81
ni.h,ns n MoEbAr, October g, ls5s, for tu.-
sTsA& 90 Be Of ss elias. A nsfcs.atsbs n SuI A
iteauiseo % this Depot during the yesr oommenc-
delivered monthly. any. her, vithin one nile q
limit OF the cities Of WASHINGTON and Georee-
so!aisI.' Home. and IN such ausosties and At
= 8 red !. sosd s:os. u
s:ss e pHs I. .d shs1
soa.ons Zoo e1 poupss ,er tsa and to weigh too
Bidders win aste The price Of Oats aud Corn par
SSiSsl ,5Ss 3. ssck. and also price without
q, me- SsntGty required each month z estiH an
tn S. an. ss'hs q oe5s
snshsis OF cs.. sixty four tons Of Hay, ana six
the Gnit.d Stats. to rsoeSs i1. sss
s ss : mn :; the nearest pr.ciicsbs
month. The United states reserves the right 70
iners sse the Above quantity BY onefourta ~ any
ume curing ne continuance Of the osntrsot, by
The contractor WIN be required TO keep ct least
and @ have . plses or business in this city '-''
6uarsntees will be furnished with each bid In
that the sadsa Vii .s .s
ceesul, within sx days sitter his acceptance, exc
cute a contract in accordance with the above re-
bond g the sum Of ,....,y s.o..and sse sou
ties Will be reaoired Of the eucce ssfa bidder for
the faithful fulhiDent OF his contract
. faymenu will be made monthly for quantity OF
forage and straw delivered IL IN funds or ss soon
hereafter % funds furn ished for the purpose
none 70 DC paid for except receipts Of the
TO whom delivery hes been ordered
N All oids ylll be submitted to-the Quarterm aster
oSnerel eefore awarding contract.
OF contract.
Pre- posals, In duplicate, win be sddrssssd % the
%sassa With sepy
invited 20 be preseht 81 the opening Of bids.
BY order Of the Quartermsster General.
j. q. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
brevet Brigsdier General. q. 8. Army,
COTTON nano OF nusrfo.....s~.
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THR0UaH LINE BETwREN WAsHIHorou
HiW 111oEsaRl .A AAD d ri

IN.
Trains between WARRINGTON AID G1w
YORK are nov run a. follows, Wis:
FOB new YORK, Witkosa ckasss Of eays
l2:4s and p. II.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily (exos1t sunday q A. n. ard
l2:4S and $40 p. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct $40 r. L., and Phila-
delphiA At $40 p. n.
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, uev York, or
Boston can be bad at the Station 0oe Of eli no urs
n the day. Also, et the Companyb Once. NO
l06 Pennsylvania svenae Passenger pnrchssinG
tickets q the Avenue once can there arrange %
residence, taken he depot, and pat in the ~.
Sse baltimore and Ohio Railroad ,dvsrt,..u.,.
br schedule between Warrington, Baltimore ., Al.
J.. L. WILSON, Aastef Of Transportatien.
Z. y. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
ao0 GEO. 9. kO0HTz. AGENT. Warrington.
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DROPOsaLs FOB LODGE.
OFFICE CHIEr ouaRrrRNasrER,

RIcHNoND, Va. October n, 1853
Sealec Proposals Gin trfplicateD win be reoeiyel
tne andsr,iened until Il clock n. OF tn o Rs
DAT. the llth day OF November. 1859 for buiIdfns
asuPEkIsTENDENTB LODGE fof Brick q
Esuooal OemeteU. near Richmond, Virginia.
Sccofoing 20 plans and specih cations which csa
sen e this once Size, q feet By 81 feet, Win
~ Wig let BY Is fees, and porch feet vide IN
ing one story In height, With Ma lserd roof.
PeoDoses may BE- made for the whole work, or
sfble persons aof btdde.s.
The right 10 reserved 20 reject any or Gil hid,
vice. W NV sueHS ser
The envelopes containing bids 20 be eudorsed
,, Prsgessls for Lodge" and for Wsrded By mail 20
By order Of the Qusrt.rnss..r General o. 8,
army. j. q. OHAEDLE8,
DE.et Coroner, IN after master u. o. Army,
Chief Quartermastsr LIST Military District
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GALE OF THs UNITED STATES ARMoRY
- AID OTH1R 0ROUhDS AT HARPER'S
FERRY. WEST VIRGIH Ia. AND VIOINITY

- AHD OTHIR 0ROUNDS AT HARPERa
FERRY. WEST VIRGIn IA. AND VICINITY.
United states ss o. w. the
On fqH ssSsAan =. .s e
Der, 1869; commencipg at 10 O'Clock o m, and con-
re ssiH. Of properly 70 for n nslS
% Is s1S well known 70 render
and vi" to 81 sns
may Tsa It, 20 soon printed upon their apply
vii The sSs vi. 3 :Ola IL Lots tn. first
Of the river The walls Of two large Buildings are
several other and the wster wheels With gear r.
TinG, and the fumes are almost in perfect order.
King a ana ths Others are mostly cast iron with
The second viii be the site of the Rifle r.e.orv
ing. upon which have been destroyed, but To the
The third will Be the Shenandoah Ferry. with
tsscs OF 6 acre. Of land on the south and Lot on
the fourth Viii Be- the tight to Gu. aud
remove Wood from Q tract Of ,sSs ceres. mountain
The fifth will be the right to dig Iron Gre from
z tIact 81 ia ABOUT 400 acres Of land, known a.
Lee and others.
The rsmaiHdsr, consisting Of Houses and lots in
The Government. yill CONVEY to the purchasers,
after pay nent SHALL have been made ia full, ell its
hight and title 20 the property, which Is believed
to be perfect in every case.
The terms OF sale prescribed by Law are credit
Of and tive years; the pur chasers to give bond
and security for the payment Of the purcb ase
money, and these terms must be com Piled with
within ton days sitter the sale
map showing the n,etss and bounds Of the Har.
pers Ferry property will b exhibited ct the time
of sale
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any or all Lots offered, if the bid, not salts
'"''0i Bsrsvst Major General, Chief Of Ordns.o..
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
Persons Who purchased Lots in 1852 and have
not fully paid for them, are noti6ed that il thev
pay what 10 due be ore the day Of sale the Lots
resold. a. 6YtR 0e
seq Cot Brevet Major Gen., Chief Of 0rdanee
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OFFICE DEPOT QUARrRRMAsTER, ]
CORNER OF CAMP AND SOUTH erR.Krs,
WA, nkw ORLEANS, La, Sept. 3, 1859.
VcGber %, 1852 at Greenviie, Louisiana. the pub
nc ;. property known q eedgWtck Barracks or Hos.
The Barracks consists Of forty-hys (4s) Frame
Buildings and Sheds. complete Steam Wstor.
E.uns.y VIII 90
Fencing. ''' "
Al inventory Of the proysrtory to be sold can bs
ri g: 70 so%%sPc. e Il = and to continue IN
Terns cash Property q the risk Of purchaser
emer the date q sale. A reasonable time Win b
allowed for the removal Of butldin9e. &c.
BY order Of Drevet Briga4ief general Fred
Myers. Deputy Quarteemas2sy General and Ohfef
Quarofmcstor. DeDartment Of Leuisiaas
- - u. ]. eTRAN0.
Drevet Lieutenant Colonel and Ascistaat Quar-.
! " sMHssssr D. D. army. Depot Quarssrmaster.