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InlprOre Your Sight
BY A PAIR CT KERNAGHAN & co. IS
GINUlNE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLsS.

Warranted tn the eyes unmpsed to
age Their consructio says celebrated writer Optic
in accordance with the philosophy Of nature the form
mirror their transparency perfect
that the OILY them by the
improvement In his sight For sale onyby
KERNAGHAN CO.,
OPTICIANS
No II Camp street
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Young man with $4,000 cash wants to engage
IN business. See advertisement.
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The New YorsfWorld, which has an I'M
pleasant habit cs.discovering and telling I'M
pleasant truths, ,As gained some very curious
information in IsSard to the mulatto Menard,
who has the ins,slerable insolence to claim a
seat in Congi& as a representative from
Louisiana. It .Gas already known that this
fellow Menard,' hls.ead of being representa-
tive of the coioe q race of Louisiana, was, in
reality, carp.l,lsgger from Illinois. 1t APP
pears now thas ke is an old hand at the va
grant and meni.,ant business.
In October, SO as appears from diplomatic
correspondence vol. 1, PIP. 81, la, lis, tor
1868, this felsw was prominent in those
troubles among the negro population of
Jamaica, whicli$ resulted about that time in
those bloody I,nassacres which the British
government TO nd necessary to repress with
great severity; xBeing detected in the possess
sion of speec ~ and letters breathing the
most yenomou. yhostility to the whites on the
island, and olanly instigating bloodshed by
declaring himaif "for black nationalities, E"
he was, on Recommendation of the clerk of
the peace in ~ parish where his instgations
to violence wsS most frequent, deported from
the island as turbulent incendiary and make
bate. On th!sihe besieged the State depart
ment for redres4 of alleged injuries, but, the
facts appeaI;liE from the diplomatic cores
pondence wbisk ensued as above stated, the
matter was drriped by Mr.. Seward; and the
next appearaisS of this pestilent creature was
on the LouisiaaS reconstruction stage. In the
evolution OF Siis scoundrel-drama, he now
presents himself, says the World, as q repre-
sentative in t.$ Congress of the United States,
and, in ventilation of his right to a seat as
such, presents under what is called the
broad seal ofSf .ouisiana, certificate of cleo
ton from the: white Illinois adventurer who
styles himsel$governor of that State.
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III. r. Buckley.
w y T. g III NJ A X T. r.,
Scamp strees.

pea'er in h-e WATCHES. JEwELRY and SILVER
"AkEi also GUNS and PISTOLS. Manufactures and
pairs every dsseript on Of work in nis line.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Fren h operate Company. uSOugn
Calabresi Co. have generously proposed to devote 7ED
NESDAY Ev ENING, January 9th 10 Brilliant OSratio
Perform. nee aid the languishng WIDoWSsAHD
ORPHANS vUHD of this Association. The prot iAs
perfume it is LIBERAL but its rests With o cons
munity.
esl hatI confidently appeal to people 50 come "A
the aid o; Widows Orphan numbering nearfve
souls The proverbial be-ay Of the c.ssns OF
Few Olresns IL sustaining the noble Orphan AyliEsn our
midst will fail when called upon to rssys the
Widows Orphans whO during their lived 2srved
city brave faithfully.
The city psy the Fire Depart neat foe
twelve months. and IN ORDER TO SUSTAIN ThIS IN
DlSPENSABLs ORGANIZATION osr Assoviot.nn has
made very heavy pecuHiay sscra It is ssronsy
crippled.
Shall it he ReIieveds =
I. N. MARKS,
Potent
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Carpet U,arehouse.

STREET ............I 10
A. BRoussEAU a co, Impcrters offer a; low prices
CAhfEIlNG-EHgish and American, Of all kinds: Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING SO rolls
China 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers; Crumb CothsDruzget Linen and ret; Car
tans-Lsee Reps WOrsted Danssk etc Furniture Cover.
in-Lnen and Cotton striped Corniees Bands Pins etc
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lust Rsceired.

ANEW SUPPLY OF
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC sKIRIs,
In ell tie new Styles and Shapes for
LADIES AND MISSES.
Extra sIzss for Stout Ladies.
A. BRASELMAN & CO.,
$50 q S.. n agar ne gtreei....5s6 a. Sss.
Corner OF 81 Andrew Street
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Happy H'tsC Year.


10. ........ CarondeIet Street. ..."...10
Eish' xesr' In ihs wn"'e'ais end HesAii
COAL TRADE OF NEW ORLEANS,
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FIREnrSs CHARITABLE AssocIASoy
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DIR. Jules HOnlbergeY

OCuLIsT Qste Assistant Richsl PARISH l4O Canal
street New Orleans On hours from II 10 oc ok TINS
number OF treated in DIR. nomberKers Clinic
Practice during 1865 $751; the number Of operations 49,
For Cataract ~ for Coseye 6S for lachryma Fistula
49, for Stapnyloma A. for Diseases Of the Lids Is
IL will be pleasure Homberger those
spp for treatment 30 psten who have been der his
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NEW YORK. Tuesday, May J.
upoLrHo WOLFE, ESQ,
Dear pure Vines Liquors -dicina
purpo, long felt by the profess on thousand
ofiyes been sacrificed by the sdueraed Ari
ce Delirium ems and other d Of the braia and
rie in this country, vey Europe og
ing in great deg &c, TO te difference in the puityof
spirits sod.
We have tested the a tcles imported and ID b,
you. ire udng CT, which rel uGdsr tbs sf
Arsmac telisdsm Sc napps wrieh consider Justly e
tteo to TIE liGh reputation II has scqu county
arc from your long expert foreign importer you
Bottled Wines and QuOrs should meet with same do
msad.
We would recommend you a7pD'nt Of the rsspscta
be aiohscare oresn, parts Of the AGENTS or
the ssls OF Brsndes ana winss where the D sfsS
sion obs in The same whea needed FOR medical
p5ipoisL
Ni.hins yoS success In your cut prise
We femsin you obsaisst sesv,nts,
VALENTINE MOTT, D.. Professor Of Surgery On ven.
siiy Medical College, New York.
j. NJ. OoRNOCHAN, 4. D. Professor Clinical Surgery
Su-eeonin CT lief to he State Hospital etc. No laEan
Sixteenth street
LEWIS A. sAYsE n D No 7s5 Broadway
H. P. DtwEEs, N. d No. 7ai Broadway.
JOSEPH woRsTER N. D.. No 10 Sinth street.
EELsON sIEELE NJ. q. 81 Bile ksr ste,t
JOHN o'REILLY, NJ. d, No. $50 Fourth STREET
B. l. RAPHA' L, NJ D.. PrO's or Of the Principles and
Aetce of szrnry. New York Medical College sts., No
81 Ninth street, a1d otterA
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REsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.


PAYMAsTER's OFFICE, q. 5. NATL
No. 30 BRoaDwaY.
NFw HoEk. January N. 1889 \
Sea'ed Proposals Endorsed PROPOSALS for fresh
Beet and Vegetables. will lie received at thu. on e
uatil p m on FRIDAY, the IA day Of January.
O go pouncs Of Fresh Beef, and
30 100 pounds sf Fresh vegetables,
at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard aud Station, as
quired. The Beef and Vegetables must be Of Rsod
quality, and the best the market affords. and each
article must be offered for by the pound The Beef
10 be In equal proportions, fore ano bi I'D quarters
Bonds, with approved security. will be reqairsd
IN o. half the estimated amount Of the contract.
and twenty per cent. In addition will be withheld
IRON the amonnt or each payment TO be m .de,
collateral security for the due performance Of the
contract which Viii, on no account, be paid until
II IL fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by
written guarantee signed BY one or more resPpn
sibe persons, that the bidder bidders will n his
or their bid be epfe3 enter into obi ga ion
within i've Gays with good end sufficient sureties
To furnish the articles proposed the responsibility
of the euarantoTs t. be cert II 10 by the
OF Internal Revenue for the district in which they
reside.
1t is to be understood that in case the stpu atei
quantity of either article shalt he delivered. lesv
ing balance dne the other article tue cont set
may be considered ss completed liz fTll at the op
Uon of the department..
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied oy euch guarantee, aud by sails sctC-y eg-
iteEce that the oder il rsgul ar dealer IN thu
cles proposed, AID has the license Iuired by q
81 Congress
The department 70 serves the right T. re jeot any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov
eminent. J. @. ELUkIDGE.
jaI26t Paymaster U. = Navy AT New YORK.
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TIE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RADwAY'A PILLS.

aud Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Humors, and
retained deposits from the system IN six hours.
AS A CATBARTIC they increase, when sus-
pended, the perfostaluc movement OF the bowels.
Their influence is extended throughout the system
gurgins the retained deposits in the stomach into
the duOdenum. stimulating the secretory duc.s q
the psncreas AID ser. In the promotion aud an
crease Of the fOx # tile and psncrsstic n0ids.
PURGATIvEe of common aIoes exert their o.
don on the colon an rectum by irritation Of the
mucus membrane, without influencing the liver
OF lie secretons. such oathartics are unsafe In
"a Il induce drastic liquid discharges, should never
p. given IN cases OF inflammation, or when there 10
liberation of the intestinal canal.
The APERIENT and mild LAXATIVE proyr-
ties If RADNAfS PILLS are the beet safexu ard
In these disorders, and in all cases Of eruptiOns
and malignant feyers their talsaDlic, heai,ne and
tery passage against the irrtant and scrid humors
of the fsrces.
The NgTRITIoUs and TONIC properties Of
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEDATIvE properties silsy pain In Tn.
nervous syst m, stomach and bowels, either froa,
inasmsnstion, collie, fstulence, wind, cramps, &c
Their COUNTER IRRITANT influence extends
ton, congestion, OF irritation. stimulating the
blood and nervous fuids in the contested vesseis,
Counter Irriation is generally applied 20 eIternsi
comedies. Its application, internally, IN he form
Of = lurgative me 'iclne. exe.apllnec IA RAtwAy6
Pale, has prove wonderful cursfIye principle,
readily VII drawing from tie blood and fluids their
scrid AM Irritating humors,
AS DfAPHORETfCs oR eyBoRiyICs they
stimulate the secretions Of tue skin, induce exhs
lstion Of obstructee persp irstion.
THEIR DIuRETIc prophecies set on the Ala:
neys. correcting and regulating the f0s o.
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS proprieties stfmulats
the ver IN the secretion Of bile and its dsehsrge
through the biiiarl ducts. In Gil cases OF He'd
ari.. yavaTioe, BiI,oss ARABS, Safros- coleves
S<,a. IMPERFECT DIGESTION. CO used By the
over flow of bile and its mixing with the blood,
these pils in doees Of four % six viii quickly ,ss
.!ase the action Of the hSerlend free the patient
Pills taken daily By those subject bilious pains
and torpidity Of the liver, viii keep the system
regular ind insure healthy digestion.
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HAKBOR IMPROy EMENTs AT MlcHIaAN
H CITY, INDIANA
UNITED STATES EsSISEERs orrrcE.
No. 5l2 MAIN STREET, MILvArEsE

UNITED STATES BEGINNERS oFrrcE
No. dig MAIN STREET, MILwArksE.
Sealed Proposals.. in duplicate, Of the form far
nshed by the undersigned, will be ved st this
1855. "eses -
a, The work consists in farnishiss timber. plank,
tiles stone, and brush. aDd buildnR piore Of -
fils d with STONE, and . sheath pile dock :
For pasticulars ~ 60 the extent OF the work
apply 70 this ofca, where plans and ons
wi he shown 70 all Who wish 60 make proposals.,
sud all infofmstioa win be aivsa
Contracts, Win good ana sansient suretiss, viu
tesxtcuted In TN dogs from the daes Of award
re United xtates reserves Dc hight 70 reject al
for work done thar the amount IN the Treasury
80. Proposals vill Be piscsS IN ssalss spyslspse,
endorsed "Propoesls for Miehisep or HHbor."
A.d aecres sed 20 Brevet Col y. d WHEBLkB,
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pBoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAxorAD
VFFioE CHIEF oUARrERMAsTER,
ST PAUL, MIN. Nov. q, lsjs.
citizens OF the United states having the csptsi snd
mesus 10 execute fully and fairly In all its parts
tston for the United
fer the District Of Montana, next .easoa, begin
hsniipe outside Of the limits embracei by the pres
e e contract for that month APRIL for that Dis
trict, and d. BEGINNING MAJ I: l5i9 Tor the yearly
All that part OF Montana inolude1 in the De part.
nent OF pakota. The object OF the contract - TO
transport supp les 20 OF from any ssts now estah
i-hed that may be she'd within the above
dcscIibed District; 70 hsnl BAGGAGE OF supplies. 20
accompany troops upon any march or m any Mill
tary OPERATIONS within that part Of Montana Ter
The wcieht to lie trans ported in the Distric, %
Montana shall not exceed i've million pounds,
Bidders will state the rate per ono hundred 100,
p. uIds Per one hundred HOO miles for each month
9, the year con mencing April 4, ls6s. aud ending
Biiders should give their names in full, as well
as their places Of residence, and each pro-osAl
thousand collars. 10 Coo,D sisneo by two more
responsible persons, guaranteeing that Ia case Q
mentioned District 10 tl,e party proposing, the
co1tr.cI viii Be- accepted and entered irt@, and
party in accordance with the terms of this ssser-
the sum OF nifty thousand dc liars, $50 100
satisfactory evidence Of the sOlyency of each
quiTed.
Proposals must be Endorsed :" Propos ais for rmy
Transportation N Montana, and none will be en-
tertsined unless they fully comply witt the re-
luirements OF this advertisement.
The party 20 whom an award 10 made must be
prepared TO execute the contract st ones. and 70
give the required bonds for the faithful perform
snce of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids that may b.
oftertd 10 reserved.
The ortrsctor must be in readiness for service
by the hrst day OF April. 1853, aud will be req aired
To have place OF bnsiness or agency at ~hic n ne
for the transportation in the District Il Montana
At Fsrt Benton. and in the District OF Montana st
such other point may be indicated ut the start
ing point iE said District.
Proposals for the above will lie re- osiyed at Fort
Shaw, Montana Territory, by Captain n L. Coz
stable, A. y. ~. 6. A. Chief N. District of
Montana, and At Safot Paul, Minnesota, until
February, Is, lS59, by tie Undersigned
&. b. HOLABIRD,
Deputy q. M General U. O., Chief Quartermsster
DepaI tusent OF Dakota. las 81
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

It's rsportsd IN Havana, on good authority,
tha, the Peace Commission has full power 10
offer rardOn and political rights under the flag
OF STair to the Insurgents. The siege of Nue.
yiias is peing closely pressed. detachment
az troops sent by land 70 reinforce the garrison
hsd ben defeated.
The Virginia State Agricultural Society, in.
4ctIye since the war, recognized in Richmond
Yesterday William T. Sutherlin, of Dan VILE,
VS. elected president, and made speech adj
yoCa.Ing the wipIng out all old prejudices, and
sfaTtiLg with new ideas in accordance with the
progressive spirit of the country.
The -tsrE-wbsel steamboat Glide, from New
Orleans fOr Red river. ran aground and ex-
pIoded Tuesday night The boat and cargo are
total loss Five or SIX persons were killed
~ cred of sealds, and about twenty II I'M ured
-sv--al of them fatally scalded.
Count Bismarck and Baron Won Beust, the
Austrian Prime Minister, are not on good
terms BismarCkis credited with having said
that the retention Of on Beust in office would
provoke serious action Cd the part of Prussia.
Governor McCiurg was yesterday inaugu-
Ta.et a. Governor of Missouri. He promises
10 appoint only loyal men 10 office, and op-
poses any propcs ton looking 10 the enfran
lblse-geut of rebels. He recommends the
adoption of manhood suffrage in the safe.
London merchants are extensively petition
Tx jhp Government = restore the all service
between Southampton and New York by COZ
iTact with the Hamburg American Steamship
company.
A. w. Thompson a Carpenter man, has been
eip, I'D Speaker Of the Wisconsin Legislature.
asnhurne's friends clam - out of b votes
II the Legislative caucus, and Carpenter Is
~uEs q -.
A dispatch from 81. Paul, MINI, says thai
Senator Ramsey's reelection to the United
STATES Senate l. certain DOnnelly Is said TO
have retired in favor of WILKINSON.
The Flor da Senate confirmed Gibbs as Sec
retary of State. Meek a. Attorney General. and
Y. y. Adams as Com missioner of Immigration,
vice Austin, resigned-all appointed by Gov d.
Reed since his impeachment in November.
President JuarsZ, of Mexico, gave an Off cial
breakfast TO the members of his Cabinet and
other invited guests recently, at which Gen.
RCseCIanS was present.
Several negroes, recently expelled from the
Georgia Legislature, are expecting 70 be re-
seated
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BH GREEN Hgo! z WI.L Ia e., p,,..
No. S26 Southeast corner 7th and streets

No. S26 Southeast corner 7th and streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
AND MILL PROPERTY IN GEOR9fTOwN
, BY virtue o. decree passed By the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia in equity csuse
No; l,229, wherein Alonzo Gordon et al are COM
iendsnts, win sell &C public auction, ia font Of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
January, A. ID. 1879, at O'Clock p. H., valuable
Leaeehold Interest in two parcels OF land In I've
psrce! contsined within the following. metes ana
bounds Beginning at the intersection OF frederick
ard alter streets at the southeast corner of said
parcel. ard running thence north to the southern
lire Of the Chesapeake and Ohio CANAL; thence
Mnk the line Of said canal weetwardy 70 an alley;
thence southwardly With the eastern line Of said
Rley to Water street and thence with the northern
line Of said alter street TO The place Of beginning
TIE other Of said parcels contained Sithin the fol-
lowing metes and bou ads: For the northern boun.
barry Wate- street; for the southern boundary the
Potion &C river; for the eastern boundary Frederick
etreet; and for the western boundary the eastern
lire OF the property OF Bryce Tar Tor Co-tos
with the p, fviieges and appurtenances 20 esch cf
This property Is now used % Q trans portatiou
depot fof &c al for which IL Possesses excellent ia
eilittess and 10 improved with large three story
brick warehouse. II fronts on the canal and the
Potomac riyer with Sne Wharfage.
The Interest sold is . leasehold interest for
ninety nine years. renewable forever, at an annual
rent Of SIX hundred dollars with the privilege Of
Purchasing the fee for the sum Of ten Thousand
Terms Of sale one-third cash; and the balance
ht tta and twelve months, for which the notes 81
fhe purchaser viii be taken. bearing interest from
she day Of ssls. and lien rstainsd On the prsmi.es
sos s or lie Snrcbsssr detesis q 81 Vii Be Be
keiuired of the surehsscs q che tine ofeels. 81
!sT-dkos GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and r cal Estate Brokers,
No. sac Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE AND VERY
DEsIRAR ,E PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ANDvERY
DEsIRAB II PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF deed of trust to me beariug date
on the thirtieth day OF lay, A. ID. 1858. ami duly
recorded in LIber No. $50, foil, 3G. of the isud
records Tor ashiegton county, in the District of
Col imbia. said deed of trust beisg to secure the
pay ment OF the sum of FIVE thousand dollars with
interest shall proceed to sell AZ pub c auction,
In 'front.' OF the premises, on SATURDAY. the thir-
neth day OF January, A. 1859 at a c clock m :.
Lots NOS AZ a. ~, CO. o. 62 IS 81, IS, &C. Il. Is ~.
snd the north half of Lot No Al, in the recorded
subdivision of Square No 207, in the city of Wash
iDeton, In the said District.
These Lots are situated on Fourteenth street
west directly opposite the new state Department.
ana partly on b street north, one of the most de
city.
: Terms of sale: One third cash: balance IN six sni
Twelve months, secured by deed of trus upOa the
premises. 800 to be paid down by the purchaser
OF lot as soon as the same ID knocked down. All
convey sncfng and revenue stamps at the Of the
purchaser. II the terms ST sale are not complied
with in fvs days from day of sale, the trustee re
serves the to resell at the risk and cost OF de-
faLtipg purchaser.
VIM. A. WARD, Trustee
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
ia Ii eodkl> .ur fonan-s
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QY CHEM A WILLIAMS
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 18th anu d streets


PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE COUNTRY
SEAT AND GAhDEN FARM OF TEN ACRES
~ We Will otier at public sale, at our auction
E" rooms, on THURSDAY. 2Sth January, Al 10
Eeociock q m. "hosZella Cottage, situated
on lhs AIlngto turnpike, Virginia, three miles
from the three cities of Alexandria, Georgetown.
anu washington. and within three quarters OF an
hour dIlve TO any OF the Government Depart
ments. improvements consist of a large and con.
Stnlent new House, with double porches, cellar
dairy, barn, and stables, hennery, piggerT, &c a
well with Douglas pump of pure, soft water at
the door, hne young orchard of choice Appla
peach, and plum trees; about three acres in mead
CIV large garden, nicely paled in, In which there
Is abundance of small fTuits-blacSberry rasp
berry. straSberry, and currant. This IS one of
the most pleasant and healthy locations ia the
country and as q garden farm can be made very
profitable
Title perfect and possession given ten days after
sale
Terms: Cash. except 81 $50. Aich can be paid in
monthly instalments of 81 each.
For further Information inquire Of A. Z IA
CoBS, Treasury Department, OF the premises
This property is about two miles from the Long
Bridge. and Just above the first toll gate on said
turnpike. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Ialf-d AuctiOQeArs.
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PROPOSALS FOR TUE ERECTION OF
DUILDINGS

OFFICE OF As QUAR'M'R GENKRAL,
CORNER OF HOUSTOS AND GREEN
N Ew YORK CITY, Jan. 4, Is3. y
Sealed Proposals, in du ptfcste, with . copy Of
his adyertfsems 1T attached - each are invited
and will be received st this oics until II Jan.
uasy Is 1850, for the erection Of too Frame Buld-
ines at Fort II smiiton. Neg York Harbor. OF one
aud half stories each, u the following dinen-
sions 26XlE feet and 26x7s feet, each building
having porch front and roar.
PieDs and specifications Of the work can be seen
at this ONCE.
Bioders must state the time within witch they
will complete the work, aud will be required e.
give guarantee two responsible suretiesb for tn,
fsi hf1l compliance with IN. agreement
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Pay nieuf will be made when the work ia com.
rlsted. upon the acceptance OF the Actiae Assist
ant Qusrtermaster at Fort Hsmilten
ECFCs INGALLS,.
Brevet Major General and Assistant ouarternss.
: ter General, u @. A Ia sst
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QlI GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. o26 Southeast corner Of 18th aud sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-srORY FRANZ
WEST, BETWEEN L AND n Sis. NORTH.
AT AUCTION.
IL By virtue of q deed of trust from Isaac
E.. Shorter 10 the undersig ned, bearing date
September is. 1851, and recorded In Liber e.
u No IL. folio 100, Of the land records of the
District of Columbia, shall expose - public sale,
In front Of the premises. on fRlDA AZ, the 2ad jan
lot numbered ten no. in square numbered one
hundred (lO0) according to the plat plan Of said
city.
Terms Of sale: One-hs cash; balance at six
months from the day Of sale, with interest," red
BY deed OF trust on the premises. g 50 down i'm
medistelv on the sale being made Expenses and
stamps At purchases cost.
MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustee
JaSd CHEM & WILLIAMS, Aucts