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SIS sss b e.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
a. By v,r.u. Of desIes Of the supr.m. oo1r,
,e e. R RSs # I IN h s. s::s ss ion
Cd x. Z, % the !, SnSs
lido. .ns :. ss . 81 e.,.se
OF the late George w Kestins, deoss sed, viii offer
;Hssf .ss e So asss;
D: lsS9' AZ O'Clock N the folio wing described
u Sr IL aa1
Lot No In Square No SO, beginning for said part
q said lot. and running thence north along enc
Wing line between said orisina Io. No me ana M,
Lot No 2, in said square; thence ruaning west and
said 18th street. g 70 the dsdps linn w,.a
Lott Lot snd Lot IN said square, thsnse ronning
feet 81, inches and thence running 50 feet to
the place Of 6eeinning. hsvins thereon a thr e.
water and gas In the house.
ALSO, at the sane time and place, par. OF said
Lot No. l. in said Square $50, c. attained within the
following metes and bounds viz; Beginains for the
, s at point on north strstt le fset west from
thence thence running west along said street u feet;
sss sss' "s . .sd street
sosth and to tn1 pisSe Of u'Cn .hch
Terms Of sas t One third cash IN hand nnd the
residue to be paid in two eaual instslments at SIX
m with the to
SeaI , interest from the date Of ;ss
If the terms of sale are not complied with in
the right to resell at the and risk Of the
Ar cOnveysneins and revenue stamps at the cost
JOHN e NORRIS,
WALTER s. COX, Trustees.
ja2s.eoAds CHEN . WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY FITCH FOX,
Ne. 40 Seventh ST. opposite Post Once.
SALE OF CITY LOTS AT AUCTION.
on The premises we viii offer At public sale the
Icing situated on aist street west. bet Seen and
ss; sna IN inches in width
s.sI shi will the
Of South D street. and running back ia feet
Terms: One hi d cash; balance in six and twelve
months, vith int rest the deferred payments to be
and Ievenne stamp MP q The rurcSs
" Fee d ;S,s' Firc aus e pSx;
RY GREEN wILLIAMs,
sas u sssn snd
VIII be sold; on TUESDAY. the 9Th instant. ats
feet inches front oy loo feet deer, to an alley at
the corner OF + street south AID lst street west,
Island.
Terms One third cash. balance in six, welve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest.
and scored by deed of trust on the premises. All
cobveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser. ESQ down the day Of sale.
fe3 GhEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
"a 200 WORTH OF CLOTHING. PIECE
FURNISHING GOODS
AT AUCTION,
At the Great Central Clothing Store, 46O It'll
street opposite Post Office,
Commencing WEDNESDAY, 9Th, at half past
8, and continue every evening until sold
FGLEY q CO.
Ja26 I'm Auctioneers.
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CoSFEssIoS OF Miss EVANS In TIE FfrcH.
TURG WIFE MURDER CAsE-Eurrher develop
llents IN the case of Robert ID. Pyke, who was
accused of POISONING his wife IN Eitc hburg,
Mass, a few days ago, show that IT is one OF
he olackest crimes en- record. Miss AdeIa de
Evans. who Is arrested as an accessory. IS about
- years OF age, OF a very nervous temperament,
and Is daughter OF Mrs. Pyke by a lormer
husband For year or TWO past she has been
employed IN the FI'chourg Sentinel Office. She
- member Of the Methodist Episcopal
stepfsihers family since they have resided Ia
Ftchburg. IL is generally believed tha, Mr.
Pyke prepared the poison and that she gave 1t
n tea. Some time on Tuesday (2d) she con-
fesssd criminal intimacy with her stepfather,
which has been secretly continued IL or IS
wears. Pyke having been taken before Judge
Ware on Saturday morning plead guilty of
TTlmIna intercourse. out not guilty OF poison
ing his wife. The Court adJOurned TO Thurs.
Gay next. Both Pyke and Miss Evans are con-
tEed IN Jaii at FItchburg He appears conf
C~Et OF acqulttal, ana l. not aware OF the
overwhelming evidence against him, relying
n the known sagacIty of NJ girl, and cOnfidlng
IN her. But the dou ole CrIme proved too mucn
for her and before the awful odds against her
he broke down ana confessed the whole Had
Pyke kept the Poisoning business IN his own
hands, the proof of has guilt would be next to
an ImpossIbIlIty. But the very skill that his
stepdaughter had displayed In ConceaIing their
quit so many years, led 10 undue confidence in
her ability TO carry out his programme. She
expressed wish when arrested 10 remain in
her room one night more, and said If she only
could stay there one night more she would bs
ali right She Will doubtless make every pos
sIble exeruOE 10 take her own life.
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The STORY of the Fernandez homicide in
New Orleans As only repetition Of the same
old tale % disappointed love and jealousy th4
hSs been told ever since the world began
Mrs. Camille Martin when a child attel IL g
SChoOl with Fernandez and becam- ~tTongI
s-ttaChed 10 him. AT that time" she saws -.
lever dreamed OF LOVING ny one else" TIN
attachment subsequently rIpened INTO an ~
Ssgement of maTrIags, pending which F-rnau
uez entered the Confederate army. Here
suddenly disappeared from view and for
long tIIas his petrOthed had EO intelligence o
BIS whereabouts Thinking that be was dead
she considered herself absolyed from the en-
gSgement and accepted the hand of Mr. LOUIS
Martin Fernandez returned nom he wars to
hud his fIa~s> tn bride of another and was
frantic a. this discovery. He reproached her
iCT her inhdelity and declared ms determina-
don net . forget his love. Mrs Martin
Acknowledged her fault and criminally con.
s-nted 10 accept Fernando as her attendant in
the absence OF her nus band and TO correspond
With him as in former days. ThIs intimacy
conunued until one fatal morning Mr.. Martin
discovered some OF her letters aud iustitu ed
measures for ascertainIug the truth OF the mat
tel he hnally fixed the guilt upon Fernandez,
sought him out and murdered him. This 10
he story as given ia the New Orleans papers
~ - oniyg Just 10 state, however. that Mrs
martin denies that any criminal intimacy ever
existed between herself and her former lover
and says that she tried 10 escape from his at
tvntlon which seemhd 10 come from an insane
nan- She also declares hsr belief that Fernan-
drZ nred the first shot upon her husband with
IN ldes that by killing him ne Hernandez
might marry the widow.
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La Grand VictOrie.

Lsdies Of fAshion will be gratiHs ed tn learn that
Inc "A SkAk vICTOklB, the most comfortable
snc tNsnfonAole SKIRT. adapted for the Dreoeut
Psp1sr Dres, can 30 had and made 20 order q Mr..
bAyls CELEBRATED HOOP eKIBf AND
cOhskT FACTORY, " here Ladies can also hud
the gel collected stock OF FREECH AND HON 3
nApE UUEsEre, sHQuLDhR BRACES, PAN
always warranted tot
BAUMBHoOPsKII kDCoRser FACTORY,
sis sBvBHrH STREET,
az Unt n-xxx--
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Two ALL WHOM II aAY 00H0lRA.


fBuuoN OYYfcB, July 18th, uo1.V
ADDl1eotlon hAvfDe been 0Ade under the ao{ q
June le6c, for the reiss9s Of the following ds-
bsen lost or destroyed cHoties n hereby eivsn
that 1t the date following the descrfp Of each
ws5rans, nav certincsfe or vaTranf Of IKE ssaor
Sln . rslssasd, II no valid OBJ lection should then
e1Dsef. q. O. COX, Oommlno1onoG
$500 30 ID sz. for lso acres. issued under the act
Suoeh. 100, In the name OF Lucinda, widow
No. : ,ssssoy' aod Was granted August q, 1856.
no; Di1s: for . acres, fssusa under the oct OF
- sn :. -, N the name Of Lasarus rilley, and
~ ernpsse AogHst 8. lase. March Is 1859.
49, I'D h 10 ecrss, inaed under the Get OIL
IsLSo - " the name Of Lydia Osr,ton. widow
ssss An ioI iS,a, ana vss granted December 81
No: 10 8, fsr iso acres, is.usd aadsr sct o!
We sIsntsd 0esobsr q, is6s. kpria 10, $50. NV
No 1iS det y Aserss. ts:ss1 under the oct o!
wss srsstsA August 8, .sss March IS. issa " s"'
No. lz.l11~ Tor - scros, issUed urdcr tSe sef al
n.Teh 8, ~, u the name q Bsiey b, Chsnsy,
No. 0ll9. for % acres, issued under The act al
n arch 5, 1856, In the name OF Bailey D. (yhsney
and VS. granted October =. ISIS. April 70, 1859
No. IS &C, for 70 acres, tssued under the set OF
eeptember. 1850. In the name OF Bbsnexer Kems
ana was grsnted Deeeabsr 50. 1891. Hay i, 1850
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sl3 sBvDHfH STREET,
Intsllfssno>r Hufldtr

nwHERs or IDLE TEAMS CAN BUY THE
" best OAK WOOD st es per cerd out Iath
EeulAazy street. ASply 81 the corner Of Ana
eth tyssts. ian m
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~Reports from the interior OF New York
ctaie gay that several deaths from tyicAina
SPiraas have occurred recently, and consider
ADJ eiaIm IL felt IN consequence. Two deaths
occurred near Utica last week from trichina,
and one At Skaneareles
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RY 0REKN WILLIAMS,
No. S96 southeast corner Ith and d streets.
TRUsTEE SALE Or VALUABLE REAL rs
IATE, ON THIRD sTREET WEST. BE-
llsLAND.)
By Virtue Of deed of trust, from John Hang
stetter and vife dated October sfh, 1855, and re-
corded IN Lieer r. q H. No. ~, folios is4. &C =.
one Of the land records for Washington nty, In
the District Of Columbia, - survtvins Trustee,
VII oner Tor sale e .ahic aaction. fn front Of t
premises: on FRIDAY the 9Th day of rsbrusry ,,
u 1859 At O'Clock p. M the Lot OF Ground
lying and tituated in the city IF Washington In
ssfd ris,rfct, known and desfanA.ed 40 Lot No.
twenty ur. ~ } IN square No. ave hundred and
iorty three )fIonfisg feet Sd street west,
between h and streets south
Termt Of sale: ne-third cash. with deposit At
time OF sale of SO, residue in too equal install
nehte At and ls months for which thu pa rchsssr
will be required to eive notes beariag interest and
secured by Q deed II trvst on the premises Con
yey-ancipg and stamp at cost Of purchaser.
RICHARD II LAskIY, survivius Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS.
Ia9-tod&ds Auctiepsers.
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A ROMANCE OF THE CUBAN RsnRLLIoS.-
An american citizen who was IN the Theatre
OF iIianuera on the evening OF the red ult :,
snd witnessed the riot and massacre In the
streets OF Havana that evening, says tina. the
oHgin OF the outourst was the shooting of q
Young woman He says: "a very beautiful
gil, the daughter OF Aldama, one of the
wsaiinIest ana most noble of all Cubans, wore
upon hsr left breast the American flag with
INSCRIPTION Long live the Republic of Cuba
upon H. When that stirring song was being
ssng. the whole audience rose and cheersd
tins young woman, and is she rose to ackno WI
edge the salute-an eyes Were now bent upon
neiIa iow,meap, cowardly Spaniard shot her
with a revolver, killing her instantly Two
American gentlemen occupied the box adJoin-
ing Seporin ALBANIA, whose names I do not
knov. but one Of whom, seeing the pistol point
cd ~ the young lady's breast. drew his rsvol-
yer, and second after the Spaniard had fred
blew the top OF the head OF the cowardly as
sassin. Instantly the whole theatre vas the
scene OF great confusion, and the Spanish
troops rushed IN and began firing upon the
masses OF the huddled, unarmed, innocent men
and women"
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
GOVERNMENT HARBoR WORK AT DIN
KIRK, HAw YORK
UNITED sTArEs INGISKER OFFICE,
No 81 PEARL STREET.
BUFFALO, n. Y, February /, isss
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. for furnishing
and delivering the material for, and doing the
Work OF kepair ana Reinforcement OF the Meet
be RECEIVED az this once, addressed to the undsr
signed, until Il O'Clock noon Of the 18th day Of
February, 1889.
MATERIAL REQUIRED.
1a,co ss.tRM o gL..s a. .u,,,,.,
timber and lumber TO be bid and pad TO- b. tie
M. feet b. NJ.
CL.ss b.
. 70 pounds wrought iron material, assorted in
three Il. ms, viz Item I-Iriit Bolt Iron I.eR
lI-sCTew and Washer Bolts Item III-spike
ZACH item 70 lie bid and paid for by the pound
LAEoR TO BE PERFORMED.
Item 1 sO.ns lineai iret crib framing, &c, INN.
der Sst., work. To be bIs and paid FOR b. the
I,em lis $50 iinesI ieet framing, &c. in super.
structure. 10 be bid and paid for b. the Inca
foot
Iter III-sl6 cord. l2s snbic feetD of stone "a ba
fuInl-:,d ano put in the work. To be bid and paid
item wi oss fee, B. N. fitting, gaining. &c ,
lumber 20 lie bid ard paid for By the NJ feet B.
All OF the above to be let by class
Bids Tor items OF class, without Covering all
the items OF e class, will be rejected.
All further necessary information may be oh
tanned by personsl appii cation at this Office be
tween the hours of ii. N and p m until he
r HAYWOOD, Capt. Eng. and
see-Nt Breyet Lieut.. Col. T. "A A
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DB0POeALs FOR TIE PERFORMANCE OF
SANITARY MpRK.

Il SANITARY WpRK
DEPor QyARTEkMasTERs OFFIcE.
MssHisaros, ID. o.. February 3, 1859
Sealed Proposals, from responsible parties. ere
invited At this oftoe until u O'clock noon NON
DAY, February D. for the remoSA 81 OF Gil sink De-
posits, Ashes. and Dead Animals for one year from
the LIST OF n arch next, from the various barracks
ofncee, buildings. &c. throughout the city orcu
PIED BY such branches Of the War Department 90
are deslRDated by the Depot Q1artermaster.
bioders WI be required TO accompany their b d
wnh bond, signed by themselves and tso respon :
that hey VIII furnish all necessary materials and
ibbor Tor the performance OF the work and execute
bonds an the sum Of hye thous and dollars. edit
atey upon the award Of the contract for its faith
ful ado satisfactory performance.
Lise 81 the places O. he visited must be obts ne6
from the Depot Qusrterma-ter each msnth, and
every place 90 Designated must be visited - di-
Payments will he made uonthIy. or a. coon
thereafter ~ funds are furnished for tile pu
IL the amount OF work required be either Ia
creased or diminished during the period Of the
contract, q proportiosste increase or diminutio
81 the monthly payments win be made upon con .
tract rates.
eAould the contractor fail to perform the work
redusred in a prompt and satisfactory manner, the
Depot Qusrtermaster will hire IL done and chargs
the cost 20 the contractor. He asso 20 serves the
night 10 REJECT any or oil proposals 10. unsst.
isfactory
ANY Information required viii be eheerfutIx
given at ike ofhcs of the Depot Vcsrterm master
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for perform
ing Sanitary Work" and addressed 20 the under
signed
BY order OF the Qusrtermaster General
j. q. McFEkRAN,
peputy Quartermaster Genersl. Brevet Brigaaisr
Ssn.r.., L. o A, ami Der 4ousrtermsster.
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Ha bitabip Houses.

Good ventilation is not less important than
good drainage. In the eye of the law, houses
are not considered habitabIe unless they are
properly drained. Neither should they
be considered nj for occupation unless every
room IL properly ventilated also. In a sanitary
point of view, the one 10 rs necessary the
other. Men and women who dwell in crowde
towns, and work and sleep all their lives in
close rooms, without ventilation, ana so contin.
uslly breathe air contaminated with the waste
of their bodies, 60 down to their graves seven
ten years earlier than the men and women
who dwell IN the country. and work in the
green fields, and breathe the fresh air. As the
poor toiiers for bread in pestiferous houses and
workshops in towns are shut out from the bal
my breeze and the glorious sunshine, from the
sight of the primrose and the smell of the hsw-
thorn, from the wild birds songs in the hedge
lows and the lark's merry trill in the clear
blue sky the least those who live upon their
toll can do for them 70 make their homes and
surroundings decent and habitable. There al
ways have oeen. and alw ways will be, poorer
classes, that is inevitable. but there is no
reason why, added 10 their poverty, the poor
should be poisoned with foul air. IL is sick
suing TO enter some of the sites called houses in
which thousands upon thousands OF human
beings exc out their miserable existence. The
HOtIentOt and the Esquimaux are better housed
N their mud and snow huts. IL Is marvellous
Inst such barbarism and refined civilization
should cO-exist TO the extent they do IN our
cities and town.-BuildcT.
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CAR LOADS Of the f.vorits and we'll known
brand Of
LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR,
Just recsiv I'd and for sale.
Also. al Greaes Of WESTERN AND SOUTH
ERN EXTRAS, suitable ier Bakers and arecsrs.
BBAvAHS SHAW,
js le-2m b street, between 18th and nth
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PAWNBROKERS.
DRoPosALs ToR FRRsH BBEr.

RKAoQ'Rs FIFrH MrLrraRy Dfsrsrcr.
OfFiCB CHIbF Con- NIssAKY oF eURsISrs~cEf
AUsrIS, TExAs. January As, lssa \
tesled Proposals, which must be ca tripIic.ss,
With COPY OF this advertisement attached will De-
recstssd o. this ONCE until u . clock soou ON
wkphksDAY the nth day OF February isss for
furnishing tkkSH BEBr 20 the United statss
troops stationed At the following places ana ~,
dependept p.sts supplied therefr0m:
hacodoches. four companies,
Helena, two companies.
0reenville, six ompsntes.
Lampasas, three com canies.
Hempstt I'd, too companies.
Corpus Christi, too com pauiss.
hese contra cts shall commence on the drst day
OF March. 1859, and continue IN force until the
5ln day OF December, 1859. such less tin~ q
the Commisssry General Of suhsists nee may direct
Payment 20 lie made In Government FUNDS.
Bends must be given in the penal sum Of one
thousand dollars for easb company 20 be supplied
CONDITIONS and Requirements same o. published
IN Dr. yious advertisements.
Proposals uust be made separately for each post.
Blank forms for proposals and en INFORM alton
rslesns thereto furnished on application 81 this
ONCE.
~ command Of Brevet MAJOR General Z. q. o.
Candy. sam. r. GUSHING,
fe26 Captain, brevet MAJOR, q.
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y DC can p, ssssI sfOcKIse IARs g
sfOnI. ese IN street. bstvsen L and q.
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On II. petition q LYDIA LIfeaifEIp.
OF South Bridge, Massachusetts, praying for the
extension Of patent granted him on the let day Of
Looms
II 10 ordered that said petition Be heard st this
Psrsen nay oppose this extension, Objections,
eeDositions, and other papers, should DO hled In
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-Last Monday evening, about O'Clock,
IL in soiDg from 46s Penna avenue, to Corner
Of 9TH street, MASONIC EEYSTONE The
finder will confer favor by returning ii to HA-
BILE co. 3 Clothing House, 40. Pa. sv. f. It
OST-ITALIAN GREYHOUND FINDER will
IL be rewarded BY returning her
CHAS. u. OTTE RSON,
fe II 2i9 9Th street west.
c. REwARD Lost, on Sunday afternoon, q
SC Cold, Eneneed SLEEVE BUTTON. The
.PdeI Ti receive the above reward BY Leaving it
EsTRAYED AWAY FROM TIE PREMISES,
on Friday. February 5. . large black and white
N1WF0UNDLAND DOG. Any person having
taken him mp will he literally rewarded by return.
ing him to Metropolitan Market northeast
corner OF 9th and II streets. fe 5-3t<
I OsT-Saturiay night. going from 211 r street
IL u Harvey's from there TO 3s1 G street, back
TO ~ street, an Oval G OLD and ENAMELED
They are only valuable as mementos, and the fnd-
er will be suitably rewarded BY leaving them at
2s2 street, corner Of 18TH f. 52t'
I OsT-On Friday, between New York avenue
~ and 18th 81. and II and 18th SITS. GREY FUR
by leaving Ii 1T 239 ct. fe6-3tr
GS REwARD-Jost, on the 18th ultimo large
go hite and black spotted Russian BLOOD
I.rned 70 CHAs. kL0MAH, No s23 NJ St. bet.
I OST-On Friday evening, the 5th instant, on
Blue Enanel LOCKET, with Disinond Gross on
IL; q portrait and lock Of hair inside. Whoever
will bring the same to 344 X street will be hand
soMeiy rewarded. fe5 ST
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BANKERS.

DAN Il EhSs
IA. BUFF. rrsss y.B. BRYAN. PrsS
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
toharssd ~ oennsoJ
PAYS IhrERlsr ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver housh, sne
sold.
Highest marriott prices psad Tor Land w.rr.ns
full saDpU Of Bsvssue sssnps Heps o,.ss.ns,,
-.ee. sB-a
JAY COOKE . o..
BAukB
YrvSHIRyB evlHIs, OPPOSITE f.u..,,,
Buy end - sscurrent marriott rates, ana
constantly on hand . fall supply Of CID
eovERSARHT BONDS,
sEvBETBIRTTEs. And COMPOUND
IHTERBsr HorBs.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS. &C.. sxscr..,
and collections made on al accessible poins.
sI1
+ LEST NATIONAL BANK
OF WAsRHGr0H.
=. D oeoKl. lsf jay Cooke q %. . rrsssd,r,
WIN. Q. HUErIHQreR, Cashier.
sOvlRunEEr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE eGIIEi
STATES,
isn Sweet sPsssss fAs 1ssss-y Dspsssssss
Government Securities with Treasurer u,iss
States,
~0EB MILLION D0LLAHS.A
We bug and sell al Glasses OF 6OVEkNHEks
SECURITIES ct current market rssss.
JURNLSH EICHAN6E SAD ssLs ot,Ise.,~,
% ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHJ
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government vouehsrs on q.
MOST EVORABLI Terms, sad nv, o.r.-
ful astsntion -
ACCo UNITS OF BVSLN BSS MEN ssS yyaks
and 70 any other business entrusted % N.
FULL INFORMATION In regard % 0OvBRp.
MET LOANS ct al timss ohssrfully suru,sAeS.
WA. 0. HUHfNofen. Dash
Washinston, March %. ls0.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

RARGE FOB SALE.
DEPoT QCARrERMAsrKR's 0rFTcR.
WAsHINGToN, ID. u. Feb. 6, Is
viii be sold. at public anction, 1t Sixth street
Wharf, on FRIDAY, February II At II q m us-
der The supervision Of Breyet Colonel Asa p
u g. BARGE DELI HYMEs.
With all her apurtensnces, being no longer re.
Qutred by the Quarfermast-r's Department
Terms: Cash, in Government fun1s.
BY order of the Quartermaster General
j. T.. BcFERRAS,
Deputy Qusrt.rmaster General,
teb 6-5t Brevet Brig. Gent. o. 8. A.
s Ale OF wO Cd.
Will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
February H. 1859, at O'Clock p m (if stormy, on
next fair cay } all the right, title aud Interest Of
the United states In Q certain lot of wood. stand
ing on two hundred and ninety 1901 acres. or
less. on the estate of William Beverly Gates. in
Chesterhe d county, Virginia, near seven Mile
Post, on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
TO be sold as Confederate States property.
Tne weod to be removed before September L,
1879 ard al remaining on the land 1t that date to
revert TO the owner OF the land.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
BY order or MAJOR General o. D. Howard, Com
missioner Bureau B. r., and A. Lands
GEOR4E q WHITE,
BIevet Msior o. 8. Army. Captain 44th q In.
tentry, Disbursfns Oficer District Of Virginia.
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IMPORTERS OF
ITALIAN WINES, LIQGORS, CORDIALs
DKIED FRUITS, &C.
No. 253 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE bet. 18th and
18th sts.. south side, Washington, o. u.
Italian Vermicelli, n scaropi, &c Psstes OF oil
kinds; Pure Olive Oil from Luccs; Pure Sorrento
OF, &C: Naples. Sicily, Swiss. and Parmieiano
Cheese. ALI kinds Of Choice Italian Wines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-09

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