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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-28

Chang and Eng, otherwise known as
the Siamese Twins, have visited Edin-
burgh, to obtain the advice of Professor
Syme, as to the advisability of sevcring
the intercommunicating band by which
they have SO long been held together.
After a careful examination, Professor
Syme said that such an operation would
prove highly dangerous to their lives,and
accordingly he advised that the operation
should not be performed Sir James Y.
Simpson, Bart, also entertains the same
view.
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TRUsf ll's sALl.

~ By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
on ssss 9Th e ass s esas.
.hs Brady and Marger.t Brsdy are
door, IL TsSss n as.t on
mo- sni sS Hs1. AZ o., # Il oSocf
lne and Turrell Green Enlarged" containing By
i1 TS99t survey 49, acres.
Ihis land lies in the vi Unity Of Horse Head, in
rrinee Georges county. 10 hesltny and pleasenf
nsehborhood convenient to churShes, schools,
p.s, and post Offices, and near ene b.iu1ore and
rosomac Railroad, nov IL course OF conssr9 ion.
ehd on the Hne Of the Southern Maryland Rail-
t tpaa as lately surveyed. large pfoporti IN Of
tn.s land 10 covered with valuable timber. which
oeing near G. % steam saw mill ceo Dc disposed
Vi MIN conveRience and % greet sdvsnySge
uI The fmIroveme nts consist OF small Dwelling
stohsss' Tenement House, ana large bara and
The soil 10 similar to that in the vicinity, ana
can De improved ct small e1lense.,
Inc terms OF ssie, - lrescsibea ~ me decree,
are. One half cash on the day OF eele. o. on tts
ratheation by the Court. and The reetdue IN Twelve
months from the day OF sale, and the whole par
Snsse money 20 bear intersst IRON the oay Of sale.
Upon the payment OF the entire vurShase money,
me Trustee 70 authorised 70 convey al ehe tntevest
apd title Of Gil the Darties 60 the cs9ee IN which
she decree vss yassed % me purensssr Or yae-
sssi cots w. 3. o. KIEOH, Trustee. 4
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EVENING STAR
LATE IELE6RAMS, &c.

Hon. William II. Seward received several
valuable paesents yesterday from the citizens
Of SaL Francisco. Among them was a gold
cigar case, gold snuf-box and gold headed
cane. sill specimens of California man ufac,ure.
The cane was presented by the California Pr
oneers at their hall, and was accompanied
by 8 ceruncate OF honorary membership. The
$3.50.
The 81. David's Society. of Philadeiphia. q
society formed for the assistance OF Welsh en-
igrants In distress, has been defrauded of about
three Iths Of Its entire capital (s9, OOOl oy
one OF It's ofacers, whom 1t had trusted Tor MANY
years. The deficit was discovered in calling
upon him for $50 donated by the society for
the relief Of the Ayondale sufferers.
Judge COnnor, chief justice OF Honduras.
was Of Captain Molrill's Trade Wind party
picked up By the steamship Clinton Thew
were three days without water. and their sui.
fertngs Were very great. Some OF the man he.
came dellrious, one OF whom Jumped over.
board and was drowned.
On the morning of the 2eth ultimo S5lO.OO0 i'm
Chenango and Allegheny railroad bonds were
stolen rom me sale OF j. ID, Gill q Co., hard
ware merchants, MeadvIlle. Pa. The safe was
blown open with gunpowder.
1t is nowreported thar the father OF the muir
dered family, near Paris, whose fate is attended
with so N ueh mystery, was straI gled, and his
body has been found in Alsace.
Isaac V. Fowler, whose defaIcation and dis.
appearance many years ago, when postrn aster
az New York. is well remembered, uied on
wednesday in Chicago.
dispatch from Saratoga says Judge James
has been reHominated for the supreme Court
Of New York by the Republicans.
The large stable Of L. X. Mcdonald, in Chi.
cago, was burned on Wednesday night with
twenty-five horses. Loss SsO,O00; Insurance
S60,tO
1t is announced that NJ. de Lesseps has passed
through the SueZ Canal, from Port SAID to
Susz IN a steamer, IN fifteen hours.
The Democratic editors of Texas have noui-
mated Hamilton Stuart Of Galveston, Is their
candidate for Governor.
william Waskey, of Roanoke county, Viz.
gInIa- committed suicide at the Greenbrier
" bite sulphur Springs yesterday.
The planning mill, with $4,000 wo-th of lurn-
Der, of Charles Ruter. at Omaha, was burned
Tuesday night Loss S25,COO.
The disullery and Touring mill of CrowelI
Attwater, At Clifton, Illinois, was barnes
Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
No decided action has yet been taken with re.
gard TO the convocatIon OF the FreLeh Senate
and the legislative body.
telegram from Montreal yesterday SAYS
Bishop Lynch, of Toronto, leaves for Rome
next week.
Eugene has made a fresh start upon her East
ern tour.
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Hst. Louis is to have balloon weddins

0St. Louis is to have a balloon wedding
- Dent-istry-taklng the "stump" in Mis-
sIssippi-
~'Lucifer'' is the name OF a new shade of
red.
bonnets, ladies ALL wear hats"
- Jones-s.PoOr Lucinda took that circum-
stance very much TO heart" Nibbles-sDid
she, indeed The dear girl! wish 1 was that
circumstance"
UIne latest fashion of the Paris demi-
monde Is to carry peacock's feather in the hand
On the boUlsvards.
Mrs. Jane Blake, OF Henry County. In
dians, was divorced from her husband IN the
morning. and in the afternoon married a man
named Coon. There is another "gone Coon"
SThe SecIal Science Association OF Bos ION
is in trouble lest the present system OF teach ng
sewing be allow to expire, and wants special
schools established for instruction in cooking,
homework. telegraphing, drawing. designing,
&c, all for girls.
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SALT FOR THE THROAT.-An exchange says
EIn these days when dieases of the thrOaI pre-
vail, and particularly a dry, hacking cough,
which is not only distressing to ourselves but
20 those with whom we are brought into bust
meas contact. those thus afflicted may be benefit.
ted by trying the following remedy: Last fall
we were induced to try what virtue there was
in common salt. We commenced by using IL
three times day-morning, noon and night
We dissolved a large tablespoonful of common
salt in about half tumblerful Of cold water.
and with this we gargled the throat most
efectually, Just before meal time The
result has been that during the winter we
were not only free from the usual coughs aud
colds TO which, as far as our memory extends
we have always been subject, bat the dry,
hacking cough has entirely disappeared. We
attribute IL entirely to salt gargle, and do most
cordially recommend il TO to those of our
readers who are subject TO diseases OF the
throat"
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nY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Successors to ]. U. Mcclure & Oo,)
Southwest corner Penna's avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASEHOLD PROP.
ERTY

ThUSTEE'S SALE OF LEASEHOLD PROP.
Under and By virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
frederick Holzer, one bearing date the 9th day Of
august 1864, and recorded among the land records
o. Of washington county in the District of Colum.
pia, IN Ltber N. y. T., Ne a, foiios I.O &c and
the other bearing date the 10th of June, 1851, and
recorded among said records in Liber K. o. n
N9 y folio 3el, &c, the subscriber will sell, on
M,0NpAY, the nth day Of October next, at "a
tate, right title interest and term Of years yet to
come and unexpired Of the said Frederick HolEer,
ana to part OF Lot Is in Square 762 described az
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner OF Lot
ana running thence west l33 feet, south "a feet
east 10 feet, north feet east IS feet, north feet
ing the entire interest, estate and term Of years
YET belonging to said HoIzer OF lease Of said part
g, Lot Let ninety pire years from the 10th day of
Nay, 1852, with the privilege ct any time durine
the continuance thereof OF renewing said lease for
sner term OF ninety nine years, snd which was
granted to the said Holz y BY Joseph Ormun BY an
ss 81 and s II Os q
The sale 10 made for the purpose OF paying ont
the proceeds thereof indebtedness Of the said
nfedertck Holzer OF 81 400. which 10 secu red BY
the nrst mentioned Of the ssid deeds OF trusts and
5uD!p $ nss e. S..rSs % ne sosh o.
Bile Tespe etiveiy in six and twelve months from
ssd date, secured By the last mentioned Of said
The terms 1s' q the sale will be on. third of the
purchase money 20 be paid ct Il me OF rae, and the
balance In six, nine and twelve months the pur-
sedorssd. for such deferred paynepts: All con.
Vsyancing and stamDs % cost q Iuschsser.
sen.sod&ds COoPIR 3 LATiMBR. Xuots
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RY COOPER D LATIMER, Aactioneerp,
ID Successors to J. q. Mcclure 3 Col
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and 18th a

OOOf1n - LhTlm d, AdCtlOnoorD.
- Successors to J q. Mcclure Oo.,j
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and 18th ss.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL,
SSTURNnR MARYLAND AVkNUE AND Sd
81 yiraae or deed OF trust, s.ssa sh. lsth
E"" day Of December, 1853, and recorded In Liber
- and X. No. 8, folios 81 ct seQuitur, one Of
the land records for Washington county, in the
District OF Columbia, the subscribers will offer for
sale, at public auction. on WEDN ESDAY, the
18th day OF October, 1852 at O'Clock D. m on the
premises, all that piece or parcel OF ground lying
In Washfngton city and District of Solumbie, be-
ing part OF Lot numbered one, q } in Square num-
bered seven hundred and ffty-seveu, (767 j begin
ming for the same at the northeast corner Of said
lot and running thence south one hundred feet 10
Maryland avenue, thence southw west Eardly along
said avenue twenty five feet; thence north west.
wardly. at right angles with said avenue, enc
hundred and twenty-five feet mine inches to the
north line of said lot, and thence due east to the
place OF beginning, together with the improve
menfs thereon. which consist OF q two story Brick
Building, suitable for grocery store.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In three
equal iDstaments OF 8, IL and Is months, with in.
terest, secured by . deed oftrust on the premises
Sl00 down at time OF sale. All couveyancing and
revenue stamps at cost of the purchaser II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within five
days, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, upon one weeks notice, by advertise
ment in the Evening Star.
THOMAS N HANSON r,u,.
EUGENE CARUSI. TRUSTEES.
&c 20 ee&ds OOOPlR 3 LATIMER, Aucts.
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pIOposALs reR BRIDaI ON o STREET

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND INSPECTOR OF
SEWERS, CARRIAeEwAYs, B0oTwAYs,
AND NEW BUILDINGS, OIfY HALL.
WARRINGTON, D. o., September q: 1852.
once, City Hall, until II O'Clock m. on FRIDAY,
October I: for conetructing Bridge ct intersection
Of Y and Efshteenth streets west
Bidders viii state DPice per perch Of IS feet for
masonry, laid in hydrau!ic cement; price per Il
for plank and foundation timber; price per cubic
yard for excavation the sms 70 ineade the level.
Ing of and properly be ckins. up Of the Mssonry.
The work 70 be done under the direction OF the
Superintendent OF Sewers, &C., Commissioner o.
ers appointed by the Mayor.
The Mayor reserves the right TO rsiest any OF al
se21td 6upefinterden Of Sewers, 30.
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@The Jackson (O.) Standard says that
when sam Cary was at about the middle of
ms speech at that place he tried to be very
antic. He jumped up and down, cracked his
nsts together, snorted, and thought he was
quite witty. All at once he stopped and told
the drummer TO play a little until ne steppad
behind the curtain and mended his drawers, as
be had bursted them.
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OROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEIF.
HEADQUARTERS FIRsT MILITARY DISTRICT, ]
Qfee CAis( C0mmt Ssary Of SUD sisteNee,

HEADQUARTRRs FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT,l
OFee CiJ C0mmissary Of Subsistence,
Richmond, w., Sept %, 1859.
at the office Of Breyet Captain .; g. Roberts. nth
M1nfs.nStTry, Al o. 3, at Lynehburg, Va, until
plying the United States sussistence Department.
With fresh Beef at ehburs: Va, for SIX months
such less time q the Commissary General Of Sub.
sistence may direct.
Bieders are requested to be present to respond
to their bids. and be prepared to give bonds Tor
the fulhllment OF their contract.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., as
heretofore. b. A. PORTER,
Brevet Major and Chief c. g.,
ee25-6t Flfst MiIitsry Distrirt
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u B, BIO II AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.


ASK ior no ether. take no other, and you will
$1,000 R!WARD iOr .ny case OF disease In any
liberated Sore Throst and Mouth, Sore Eyes, On
rnn.ops or Skin Irpptions, Copper Colored
Blotehes, Soreness Of the Scalp, serof1la, 30; q
the greatest Rsoovstor, Altefstive, and Blood
P11in a, kn0vn sI9xss al diseess ffe% the sys
Pr k,saas's Ge!dea Bal,am No. 2 cures Mereu.
nal AFFECTIONS, BheumAttsm In all TT forms,
whether froI mssS1ry OF other causes: gives Inn
ISSvs tbo1.and. ~ Tsst,a. = 91SSce.;sry.
ulous cures enected BY thess Remedies. Price OF
either no or Ne. ., ESQ., Per bottle, or two bot
Dr. Richar's 9sides As1doss, Q safe, speedy.
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Oeranes,
ments. accompanied with fall directions. Price
DS. Rieias's 6oldes Eliru d'A,souv, . raaica,
cure for Nervous or 0eneral Debility. - old OF
young, impartinR energy with wonderful efFect
Price 81 90 per bottle, or two bottles for % co.
On receipt Of price, these Rensdies WIN b
ali coresIosdent.. bone genuine without the
RieAard,, sole proDristor" blown In slasi OF bot
Address DE- d. D. RIOHARDe. No. ass variek
street. New York. Once hours from Q. n, 60 ,.
N. - Circulars sent. Jy1-ly
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- Mr.. Perry Fuller has furnished the Sc
curlty required on his bond for 500 O, to APP
pear before the United States District Cour,
and left last evening, accompanied by his
counsel, the Hon. Daniel W. Eoorhies Mr.
A Marchand is the party who has become
security on the bond.-N. o. BaIlstin, 2ith.
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RY COOPER d LATIMER, AuctIoneers,
ID (Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure q Oo.,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th It,
UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY CORNER oF n
sTkEnT NORTH AND gath SITS. WEST, AT
a AZ Ta3san.y .rrrpuooy o...,
1859, at O'Clock the premises we will sell Lots
and b, In eubaivisio Of original lot l. in square
50, being at the north rest corner of atth sfres
west ano III street north.
Terms CT sale: One third cash; residue in 6 and
Is months, with interest, By deed of tr NAT
on the property. Convey sncing and stamps Al
cost of purchaser. SIS down each lot at time of
sale. COOPER LATIMER
&c A-e0d&ds Auctioneera
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DROPOSALs FOB FOEL,
OFFICE CHEF QUARrKRMAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTKRMLsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, :
RICHMOND, Va, september Is, 1859
sesied Proposals lin triplicstel viii Be received
81 THIS once until p. N. of SATURDAY the
18th day OF October, 1859, for the delivery of
nKI YAK WOOD, to the Post Quartermsster
atLynchburg, Virginia. id such quas titles As nav
be required from month TO month. for the ser vice
OF tnat POST during the period ending June sJth ,
$50, ESTIMATED at 30 cords per MONTH
Proposals TO be R1arapteed as in ated nv thu
blank FORMS furnished on apple alton ts the Post
Quartermaster at Ly nchburg, Virginia, or TO this
Office, and the right to reject any or ali bids NOT
conside red advantageous is reserved.
By order OF the Commandipg General First Mill
tary District. J. G. CHANDLER
Brevet Colonel, Qusrtermsster U. 8. Army,
selS-6t
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
y Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. S26, southeast corner of7th and ID streets

TRUsTEE'e SALEOF REAL ESTATE FRONT.
ING ON d STREET NOhTH, BETWEEN
18TH AND 10TH STREETS WEST, AT AUO.
By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated s,n,sm-
Ia: Der 9Th. 1858. and duly recorded I'm Liber and
n. No l. folio 80, shall sell, on the premises
o'clock p: m the west 20 feet front by the depth
thereof OF Lot No "a and all Of Lot No IS, ia 80 b.
division Of original Lot No. 4, in SQUARE No la
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One half cash; balance In 6 and u
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured BY
Q deed Of trust on the premises All conveyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser,
$50 down on the day Of sale. And II the terms
are not compiled with within five days after the
day OF sale the trustee reserves the right to resell
the pro perty at the risk ana cost Of the
purchaser, by advertising three times In some
newspaper published in Washington, D. q.
JOHN M. HANSON, Trustee.
&c I'D GREEN B WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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llY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- (successors to J. q. Mcclure Oo.J
Southwest corner Pa. avenue and llth street.
SUPERIOR LIBRARY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY and THUR6DAY EVEN-
1NGe, September 10Th and Soth 1869, at ~ O'Clock
a. our auction rooms, we shall sell very su perior
collection Of Books, In Gil the of Lit
erature.
Terms cash. Catalogues now ready for distribu.
ton. COOPER LATIMER
SCI tt tRep.1 Aucfioneers.
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$4,000 TO LOAN IL SUMS TO SUIT.
HAvENNDR. AISTR0P d co,
Al and 70 Louissua avenue.
sc A-lw and $40 7th street.
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RY f1TEH FOX,
No. 41O 7th street, opposite Post Office.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERY ON PENN.
sdLVANIA AVENUE. BnTWEEN 9TH AND

1d On t THIRssDAT khHEXT! 0V OCTOBER 7,b At
10 that valuable property on Pennsylvsnfa ave:
nue., between 9Th and 10th streets, adjoinisg the
Lot No: 2, in Square No. SO. Said part OF Lot
fronts q feet inches on the Avenue, running back
frontage on that street Of Is feet. The improve
ments consist Of brick building, under good
This prop erty from its location and pro PORTIONS
offers inducements to BUSINESS men, either
investment or for improvemAnt
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash; balance In 1, 2,
and 3, years, with interest payable annually be,
ferred payments to be secured by q deed OF trust
on the premises. All convey ancing and revenue
stamps ct purchaser's cost. deposit Of $500 re.
quired at time Of purch ase.
se30. dads FITCH b FOX, Aucts,
IChron q Republ
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" SS'SAsh e''' ~Hk0SAs~ Wv S"AS~'
TRUSTEES sALEO VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPkRTY AT THG C0RNER OF 18th
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated the Sth OF
Ill December, 1857, and recorded In Liber Z y.
AE. No, %, folio 333, one Of the land records
OF W sshington county, in the District Of Columbia
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF October. at "A
O'Clock D. m, on the premtses, all that piece or
parcel Of ground, being part Of Lot 6, in So uare
235. beginning for the same at the southwest cor
ner Of said lot and thence running due north by
and with the line Of 18th street west 81 feet thence
due east 10 feet, the beginning at the startn
point and nnins east srdly by aud with the line
at right angles to said avenue northwardly 81 feet
inches thence by Q line drawn northwardly Is
feet inches until Ii meets q line drawn from the
of the second lint described 81 feet, and thence
by this last TO the end of the second line
with piece e land feet In width, extending from
the portheast corner of the piece Of ground here
inbefore described By and west Of the Continuation
OF the 5th described line to the public alley ct the
The improvements consist Of Q large two story
Brick Dwelling with basement and attic. contain
ing twelve rooms. with gas, water sRd other con.
venfencee; we'll suited for q business pre- perty or
Terms of sale: Three thousand dollars Of the
purchase money to be paid In cash, and the resi-
due In two 'eausl payments Of six and twelve
months with INTEREST. IL the terms Of sale are not
property Will BE- resold at the risk and cost Of the
defaultine purchaser, Revenue stamps and con-
veyaucinR at purchasers cost. deposit of q 800
Wi be required when the property 10 struck.
R0BBRTO FOX, Trustee.
Sc f-d&ds FITCH d FOX, Auets.
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pROPesALs FOB RAILROAp Tues

Proposals will be received at the ON ce of the
kNiexspSris Capsl; Railroad 6ndRyidge Company,
for 10 900 CROSS TIES, dime nsions to be inches
thick, not less han inches face, by feet long,
delivered at Alexandria, Georgetown, or inter.
mediate points on the Alexandria Canal
WV. DUNCAN Treasurer
WASHINGTON, d. o.. Sept. IL 1859
Sc H-td ALEX. Gazette oopyI
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RY CO0PER 3 LATlMER, AuctIoneers,
- (successors to Jas. U. Mcclure d Co.,)
Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue ana lltn street
BRUSSELS CARPETS. WALNUT oH.mRrR
AND Npr DINING ROOM FURNITURE, &C., AT
a. On TUESDAY MORNING. October & a,
" 10 O'Clock. we shall sell, at the residence of
" gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
t5c Missouri avenue, between Sd and a..
streets, the following furniture:
One upright Piano forte, in fine order
Brussels Carpets and Bugs
walnut Psrlor Suite, 8 pieces, upholstered in
Walnut Marble top Oestre Table
Wslp nj MarbIe-top Chamber eufte
H:h Marble, tcp Gsttsge Suite, Hall OH Cloth
seven Painted Cottage Suites
Feather Beds, sBolsters and Pillows
b air and Husk Mattresses, Hat Rack
Tin Toiletware, Creckery and Glassware
Oak O. 3. Dining Chairs, Table Linen
Quantity Crockery and Glass ware
silver plated Castors Forks and Spoons
Two Cooking Stoves, Is Chamber Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c
Terms cash. OOOP1B D LAT1MEB,
se3Otd Auctioneers.
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FOR COAL.

SENATE OF The UNITED STATES,
OFFICE OF THE sERe
WASHINGTON, September y, 1869, y
Sealed Proposals viii be received AZ this Once.
until II m. of THURSDAY, October 2lst, next
LOT the delivery TO the Senate Of the United States
OF Eight Hundred Tons q 80 lbs to the toni Ell
best W hite Ash Furnace Coal; also for One Hun
dred and Twenty Cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
and for Fifty Cords / esI merchantsbIe Oak Wood
The coal TO be Thoroughly screened, the wood
vel seasoned, and the whole packed away in the
Senate vaults, under the direction OF the Chief
Engineer or assistant, who will also weigh the
coal and measure the wood
JOHN 3. FRENCH,
sc . iaNiw Sergeant alarms.