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sUPERINTRNDENT's LODGE,
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING RANGE LIGHTS
L AND KEEPERS DwBLLiN0. ON NORRIS
ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA.
TSEAsgRy pErtssrnEsT,

wAsaISoros, b. O.. Oct. is, 1899.
the engineer 4 the Sixth Light. HSqsc Bi,trtst
Charleston, 5, q, until ! p. IN. on THURSDAY,
the lsth day Of November, at which time and place
they will be publicly opened, for the supply Of
all materials and aecessories except lanterns and
illuminating apparatus, and the erection aud com
plet!on Of n keepers dwelling, and two range
lights, on Morris Island. near Charleston, D. e.,
aceo rdanco with plans aud specifications copies
Of which may he seen either at the said engineer
Office, In Chsrestlp, or at the once OF the Light
House Board, In Washington, y. o.
:, Each bid rnu-t be accompanied BY gusrauty, i1
the sum Of ave thousand dollars. ttS. OO. signed
by IL" b dibI o. bidders, and two Responsible
aufriieE; condition OF which Is. that the bidder
WILL II his bid be accepted, enter into bond to do
the work as specified
Zach bid must state the time at which the work
will be co npleted.
The successfli bidder will be required to enter
iuto bonds to supply the materials and to perform
the work aceording to the plaps and speeineations
the amount Of the bond to be i've housapd dollars
aud to be signed by the bidder or bidders, and two
turcties, tbs competency OF which must be ceIii-
fed by some otheisl kaown to tho Treasury De.
partmest.
bids saould be sealed. ard addressed to Major
George Burroughs, Corps Eugineers, unitsd States
army, EBgi1eer Sixth Light hous. District, tho
envelope beipf pl.iply s1dGT'ed. Proposals for
". D. sHUBRICK,
oelB. eoat Chairman L. II, b,
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Proposals..


.II|H oyyIss sur'r Asp IEs OF snwERs,l
90. II .. .. CAnRIAgHwATs, PooTwAIs,
AND Nav BuILDIrds,
CIJr Hall, wAsHIsaroS, Oct, 10, 1870.
oas., 6,y Hsi, ss,'i Il c,eiesr. M. saTuRBSY.
nv. sSs.,.a.tins an Arehed Calvert
street north. In aceordsncs with Man And speein
sations 30 be seen a this ones
biddsn VI state the price for the full compile
tioa Of the Calvert 70 the ~ IN. s1per
tntsadentof Sewers and Commissionsr Of The M
Tho Mayor reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids desmed for he interest ofths Uorporstion 10
Ircpossi. 70 be indor.ed Proposals for Culver
CHAs n, BLISS,
ocD Superintendent Sewers, 4
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An ACT to set the curbstoncs and pave the
footways and cutters on the north side of
p street north, between Fourth aud Tenth
streets west.
Be u enacted by The Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of The City Of
Warrington, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
the curbstones to DO set and tho footways
and cutters paved on the north side of p
street north, between Fourth and Tenth
streets west. The work to be contracted
for, and executed In the manner and under
the superintendent provided by laws and to
dofray the expenses Of said improvements II
special tax equal to the cost thereof IL
hereby imposed and levied on all lots or
parts Of lots bordering on tho line of the i'm
provement; the said tax to be assessed and
collected In conformity with the proyls ons
OF the act approved October 12, 1865.
Approved October 9, 1869.
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An ACT to cause tho curbstoncs and cutters
to be taken up and relald on the west side
Of Fourth street west, between Massachu-
sets avenue and street north.
De u enacted BY tie Board Of Alderman and
Board Of Common Council Of the City Of
Warrington, That the Mayor be, and no Is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
tho curbstones and cutters to be taken up
and relaid on the west side Of Fourth
street west, between Massachusetts avenue
and street north, and to defray tho ex-
penses thereof sufficient sum Is hereby ap-
propriated out Of the Fourth ward fund.
Approved October Q, 1869.
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Government Sales.
oUARTERMAsTER,s STORMS

GALE OF oUARTERMAsTBR's STORES.
OFFICE DHPor QuARrsRnAsrER,I
CORNER CAMP AID sourH srRsErs
-Nnw ORLnlNs, La, 81 ptambef "a, 1850
VIII be sold at publio auction on THURSDAY,
Vet9ber Is, 1853, at Vicksburs Press, corner OF
Calliope and Front Jevee streets
$3.50 pounds Oats.
a 30, SjS pounds Straw.
10 Iron Beadsteads,
Stoyes, tassortcd,)
Ambulancs.
2CsTts.
o whcelbarrows,
ePnulins.
100 feet Rubber Hose,
1000 pounds Horse and Mule Shoes.
Together with an assortment Of Csrpeutets' Wheel
wriHhts', Blscksmiths'. and saddiers' Tools aud
Also, at the same place, one Barge, now Jyins on
the river bank, near Chalmetts National Gene.
tory.
Terms. Cash,
sale 10 commence at II o'clock q. m
By order Of Breyet Brig Den. Fred Myers. Chief
ousrtermaster, Departn ,LtT i"u, ia
h. J SHAN,
Brevet Lieut.. Gel. and Assistlut Qaartprmasiet,
United States Army, Depot ouartermaaier.
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An ACT refundlng erroneous taxes to Cor.
nellus Kane.

Be u enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the city q
Washington, That the sum of sixty-one dol
lars and sixty cents be, and the same Ia
hereby, appropriated out Of the general
fund to enable the Mayor to refund that
amount to Cornelius Kane, being for taxes
enormously assessed and paid upon the
property Of said Cornelius Kane In square
No. 53i, lot X, fronting on street south,
between Third and Four-and-a-half streets
west, being the amount Of taxes paid for
improvement In said lot for tho period oil
three years, to wits 1866, 1867 and 1868.
Approved October 0, 1869.
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DRoPosALs FOR STEAMERS.

THHAsunr Permanently
msss 80 e n e IL SRS5
ioS the bald ns .ad Hi,Ias q tSI5 steamers F
own .psein eations.,the same TO be submitted 10 a
board OF ofneers-the Department TeseTyinR the
nah e ,ejse; all. II not from competent aud re-
speed Ssiss q lrc.t Importance. the Department,
nj ts sasrs SSSs . a Eas
detail. OF hull aud naehinery, with models com.
R,s .ss f II s BOND wan @ ss fgG
x. DrSpss, q he wSIs .seOrdnso
rESfYrrlk" W 5' ia6s foiETlssi
b::;S S y i III: 3 II :S $:ss:r''
$ 4 sII f5i fi$S.S
b bss II < S1 ham Ii i z ss' n0Old'r'd
D 4S Il III e! 4 ia'sfs * 81 %sSSS
kb ;s.sss s::a .s 3 ice i:s. n nHSSGidsrsd.
DTst o. wstsf not 70 exceed 5S feet loaded.
70 hss s e.. asos
Two small Steamer. beam engine.
dEo. 3. boutwell,.
sepD-td Secretary ofTrcasury
PRoPosALs FOR EL1gRR At PORTS LYONS
AND REYNOLDS, y, T,
psr rSs.ts 81 G m
Rolr LhAvsswoArH, KAS. Sept. H.lstp.
esiysd At The once Of the kctinE Gomiaissary Of
lssiy usai q o'elSef %.' SATURDAY, October
30, lsp. for futnishins
DSSnSS. q f FLSST A f FSL kkySS;
Eausl % ths best Colorado fiour; g be delivered
s CO S ssfs,, Dssf$'fl 49, sSis S ii's
company bids Proposals. should state the price
per n.t pound aud dAts Of delivery.
name Of the contractor. place Of business, dato
Of contrast. aud gross tAro aud net weight Of the
taeLsd % s.shbld. and mast DO considered as form
BaeG bid. 10 have eonsidsratlou. mus, contain
the written guarantee oftwo responsible parties.a
"Ws, the undsrsIsssd,. hereby guarantee that.
Il shall be duly fudiisi according 10 is true pur!
viii SSads % he .ncaSi q oas sa!f q The Ssiuc
Of ths .tP.es proposed to DO furnished, shall DO
The Flour vii be weighed aud Inspected by tho
compared with the retained sample, None VIII be
received unless equal to the sample aud coutract-
will be held Iosponsible Tor any loss TO the uoy
err arising from lure to deliverthe quantity
and quality contracted for.
Blank proposals can DO h,d upnn application At
this ote-, OF At the ores Of the COLORADO Tribune
aud Rocky kountdin Hstos. Denver City
"a t had :.IPs' f Fer. lII SSs
iSs.s faE rcit RReInOis: g ne "a g. ,RS,s
Proposals for Flour 80 iRaP%s n BE pCs;to
Br.,.. Brl.a,er General, ch,efG. s.. Department.
Of AiksOuTi AsS
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Tobacco and Cigars,

ITO ALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
W, E. CBANDLEB,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND TO.
BACCO,
Under the Ebbitt Iouse corner Of and Fourteruth
streets, invite you to Give him a call, promising
fair aud honest dealt with prices allowing good
margin for profits Cigars Of all grades, from III
to saO per thOusapd,
N B,-TERMs CASH. as my prices are too close
10 allow time,
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Wood and Coal.


Consumers OF Wood and Coal will Mad general
assnrtmeat Of all kinds q fuel at WIN. wARDER
between C aud D north, opposite railroad depot,
Families add otheTs Jay ing In their winter supply
deal Ia no other coal than the pure "Lykens VAL
ley, - Red Ash aud the Baltimore Company white
Ash, which will be delivered FREQ from diTt And
Other fIreiEn substance, to any part OF the city.
Attention "a called to our large stock OF Wood,
be sold At the lowest market price. Remember the
place. $3.50,
Dealers In Wood and Coal, First street west, be-
tween Cand north, opposite Railroad depot
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An ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
footways and cutters on the east side Of
Twenty-fourth street west, between Ii and

footways and cutters on the east side of
Twenty-fourth street west, between II and
/ streets north.
Board Of Common Council Of The city Of Wash
ington, That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby,
authorized and requested to cause the curb
stones to be set and the footways and gut
ters paved on the east side Of Twenty fourth
street west, between II and streets north.
The work to be contracted for and executed
In tho manner and under the superlntend ence
provided by law; and to defray the expenses
Of said Improvement a special tax equal to
the cost thereof Is hereby imposed and levied
line Of the Improvement; the said tax to be
assessed and collected In conformity with
the provisions of the act approved October
10, 1865.
Annrnyed 0ntnhor n 1870
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0yrIcp cHIHp CoHsissARr or suBsIsrEscB.l
DrrARrnEsr or rHE BouTH, I
Alfalfa, Ca, Sept. ~. 1850,
Sealed pIoposals will be received at this ofiioe
pntii II clock, October %, lsp, for furnish.
inf he sassls,ssss psg = "a s,Ty Ti'h
(Which 70 be stAtsd In the proposals. TO be made
from. good. sound. new fall WI At
The Hour % be delivered At the Commissary
storehou.s % hePhefson Barracks. Atlanta, Ca,
on the 10Th day Of November, 1882.
samples Of -four, In paper or tin boxes, must ae.
company the proposals. and the name OF the bid
Tbs so9trsets. pane of contractor. place Of busi.
ssss 80 aas n purchase %a;, be marked upon
Proposals 70 be IN duplioais, indorsed "Propo-
sails for FLOUR. and addressed g the apd,sSJssned
Brsvs, Brisadlsr General and CHIEF g. s.. Depart.
nent Of the South, oe4.td
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MERCHANTS LINE oY STEAMSHIPS

WASHINGTON ASD NEW YORK.
JOHN Hfis" abs6 Ss On. s,d SSS. HIhHY
1..Sf ttiSE In viz may. y. dh
NEW YoRK 'hisxlNbRIA. wksRiNdToN.
ard GE0RGEToWNi as follows: Leave NEW
TOWN every M0NbA Az aud I'll URSpkY. a u m.
P1r further Information, apply to JOS. =, GAIT,
town.. lat the corner Of ssy.ntesnth street aud
New York avenue, J, W. THOMPSON,
Au2l-lf President
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AN ACT to set the necessary curbstones
and pave the footwaye and cutters on the
east front Of square G33.
Be u enacted by The Board Of aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of he City Of
Washington, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested to cause
the necessary curbstoncs to be set and the
footways paved on the east front Of square
No. 633, on the west side Of New Jersey
avenue, between Indiana avenue and B street
north; and to defray the expense thereof a
tax Is hereby imposed, assessed and levied
on all lots or parts Of lots bordering on the
line OF said improvement, to be collected In
conformity with the existing law.
Approved October 0, 1869.
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PROPOSALS ToR SUPPLIES.

pRofoBALs Ton sUPPLiEs
HsAsa'ns PUrn MILIrARr pIsTRicr.l
STATE or texas,
oYpIcl CHIsp Cox on suBsIsTEScE,
AuAriS, TEIAs, sept. ~. lst9
Sealed proposals.. which must be u tIiplieaiei
Be- rsssiysd At this once until Il o'clock. nsSp, on
"WEDNESDAY, ths 10Th day Of Noyembsr 1859.
for furnishing Fresh Beef to the United States
troops stationed At ths following places in tho
state Of Texas!
Anstin, ClArksytlle,
S S Christi. Soia%Sa:.
PoTt Brown, Fort Bliss.
FORT Conoho, Fort Clark,
Fort Duncan, Fort Davis,
Rort Quitman, Port MeKasett,
Port Stockton, Fort Richardson,
uresnville, Galveston.
EiasIold Barracks, Liyins:top:
ssn Antonio. Camp Mslvia tnsar FOrs
Waco, stockton,)
sulphur Springs.
These contracts shall commence on the LIST o.
January. $780, and be in force for one year or such
Paymsnt TO be made In Government funds
Good and 50 fnesnt bonds, not to exceed g,NO,
will be req uired from the contractor
Proposals must DO made separately for each
Con iitions and requirements same as Published
in previous Advertisemsnts
Hank forms for proposals, aud ali information
relating thereto. viii be furnished on application
The Earrisons In the elite. and towns are liable
70 be removed or decreased in The ensuing sp ring
~ command Of Brew! sa H gsnsc5 n 4 I Rey'
noia ,r.,,, r,,os A esI,i Com Sas,sS:.
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AN ACT authorizing the Mayor to plant
trees In and around the City Hall grounds.
BE Il enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of The CITY q
Washington, That the sum of one hundred
and ffly dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, Is hereby appropriated out OF
the general fund to enable the Mayor to pur.
chase trees and shrubs to plant In and
around the City Hall grounds, and that a
row of "American elm" trees be planted
along the curb line OF the south sido of
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, in
the rear Of the City Hall lot.
Approved October O, 1860.
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CALEoP THE UNITED STATES ARMoRY AND
WEST vfRGiNiA. AND vICiNiTf.

, .oGpxtscE 6ryioE.l
WAsHISoToS, September Is, 1850.
In pursuance Of the act approved Dec amber 10,
pssS a91 y f,tSSs a q sscs :: e VIZ 9 =.
suction on TU EsbkY, The }Oth day o. SSye@b S.
1852, copmeneiSs a. 70 o'e!oek A. H.; and con
purpOses Is too well known to render Il Eeosssaty
SsiSs prepared and viii BE- .oat 70 persons Pc s Who
may Wish y, a, s9on A. printed. upon theirappiy-
The property viii Gc sold in lots. The arst will
include the Musket Factory, embracing a strip Of
tomae, The Armory Canal aud wst.r power u tho
river. The walls two large building, are stand
os.ps snd he %stsq wRss With SsSfns and
the flames, are almost In perfect order, Three "
the others arc mostly east Iron with wooden
n. second will be Tho ito Of TIC Rrns r,etS5r
inEs up2n which have bOsn destroyed. but the
The third viii be The Shenandoah Ferry, with a
tract Of IS acres OF Land the souh, nd lot gu
The hharreT ,s RsITy s1Srs. opposi,o
remove wood fr!m tract OF SOS Hcre-. 1ountai II
Land. scrnss tho sh.nanhna"
The nth will DO he right IL dig ..h .r' Iyni d
tract Of sbOnt ,iOO acres Of isbd, kuowu rs
Friend,' ore Bank. acquired BY dOod from Henry
The remainder. consisting Of Houses and Lots In
ths town, will be sold lot by lot.
ssai ars sGs sssy msd IN II fai al d.
right and title to the property, which is believed
TO be perfect In every case,
The terms OF sale prescribed by law are credit
Of one aud two years the purchasers to give bond
and security for the payment Of the purchase
money, hndl hese terms must DO compiled with
within ton days after the safe.
map Glowing the metss and holL's Of th,
HarpcT'u Ferry property Will be exhibited Rt The
time OF sale.
The 0uvsrumsnt reserve, thu right to withdraw
any or ali lots offered. II the bids are not at sfss
tory. A. u DIER,
Drevct Major General. CHIEF Of ordaaGos.
NOTICE TO DELlSQuEyTs
Person. " hc purchased lots 10 1854. and have not
fully paid for than, are notified that II they pay
what l. due before the day OF sale, tho lots IN
be decided To them. Otherwise they Will be Iesold
4, u. DYER,
Brsvet Major @ neral, Chief Of oTdpaDee.
sept8-td
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u LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS

I,'OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
l. TOWN.
lNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING FROM NEW YORK,
EVERY SATURDAY.,
AND ALTERNATE TUE ESD tYS.
Tickets sold to aud from Ergltnd. ireland, aud
the Continent,
For further Information, apply to
JOHN DALE,
MIDDLETON 4 CO,
ang2j.tf Bakers, Washington
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Goods PER New York. Philadelphia aud Bllu.
more steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X. IL
ilavsnnor, General kRtnt at Alexandria, will be
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commits
sion.
Commutetion Passenger Tickets between Alex.
aadrta aud Hamilton. aud all intermediate sta.
UnnS, 1t low rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of is,ue
between AlaxRndri and Hamilton, aud between
those aud intermediate points, at reduced rates.
Tickets can be procured At 81 PenpA. avenue.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap 4-u General Superintandant
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BUREAU OF PROvisIoSs AsD CLornIso,
Scaled Il sSsr;oi ;E fos M'
igf The supply q EsSt TSop.s I'd a,,trs;;s., Ioat
York Navy Yard two thousand at the Phlladel.
ghia New, Yard and two thousand at ~ Boston
twelve Hundred Of the msttresse. to be delivered
each, and the balance. twsaty'oisSt hundred, are
be delivered At the PhiiSdclpSia AID Boston Navy
Yards must have one cover reach, ,,.,,,,u
Bach mattress must weigh ten pounds, lneluding
ticking, which Is to be cut six iesI six inches 10
Length and ,h,ry,Cne ashss Sids ns ioyen d
twenty. nine inches IN width. The hair, licking,
Ss?ys s93 Tard. al New Y % aud
Boston,
Navy yard, philndelphia, and nye hundred at tho
Boston Navy Yard, within thirty days, and the
balIae.. within ninety days from the datO OF the
bonds. with approved security, will be required
In one quarter tho estimated amount q the con.
tract, and twenty per cent, 10 addition VIII be
lateral security for the due Performance Of the
contract. which reservation will not DO paid Until
Every oGer must be SeoO mpsnisd by a written
GGSr'pbse SGPSH Sy noTs rr'pYSSSle SsT
til DO accepted. enter into an Obligation within
tye days with good aud sufficient sureties, 10 fur.
n - yToPdssi WI Be 'sSSasdred unless Acsompa
niCd by such guarantee, aud the Department re.
serves the Rht to reject any proposal uuless the
responsibility Of the guaTantors is certified to by
the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the District
In which they reside, aud nnless the licenFe re-
quiTod by act Of Congress Is furnished with the
proposal, aswel as to reject any proposal not con-
stderrd Advantageous to tho Government,
oe?l.lN Chief Of Burcnn.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, for furnishlng
the United sthtesa ut this PLACE VIII,
5000 POUNDS OF PRIME" RICE,
will be reeel we'd by the undersigned unii Ouclqek
a, IN, , on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF N0Scmpef'
1850. at which tins the b Ids will be npeped
u dars are Invited to DO present NJ the opening
OF tho same. ,,,,
AtGmplo ofth' Rtcs to acs9PTpssny ssGGhn PA;
Breyet Cant II 4 A Lieut. sd Artillery. A. G,
T., once Depot Com. SOB, Charleston
OCal.hk
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AN ACT to set the curbstones aud pave the
footways and CUTTERS on the north side of
Canal street, between Ninth and Four
tenth streets west.
BE II enacted By The Board Of Aldermen aud
Board Of Com mon Council Of the City Of
Warrington; That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested to eau SO
the curbstones to be set and tho footwa Us
and cutters paved on the north. side Of Can al
street, between Ninth and Fourteenth stree Is
west. The work to be contracted for, and
executed In the manner and under tho super
intendence provided by law; and to defray
the expenses Of said improvement special
tax equal to the cost thereof Is hereby i'm
posed and levied on all lots or parts of lots
bordering on tho line Of the improv ement;
the said tax to be assessed and colec ted In
conformity with the provisions of tho act
approved October 12, 1865.
Approved October 0, 1869.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING AND
" EoUIPk6E

DEPUTY q N 0ESERAL's oRYioE,l
PHILADELPHIA. October 7. 1872 Y
VIII be sold at public suction, at sehuylkiil
Arsenal. on THURSDAY, November u, 1850, CON.
menelnG at 10 o'clock, q, IN, under the direction
afCsptala William II, ON, military Storekeeper
Unitsd States Army, larTp lot nt nuscrvieenbls
and damaged Clothing, Camp Rnd Garris son Equip.
age, consisting OF
U,367 Wooden Blankets,
1880 Uniform Coats
1000 Great Goats, mounted.
~, pairs Stockings
2,0t3 pairs Trousers.
2l72pairs Boots.
S,6y4 pairs Bootees.
1855 Shelter Tents,
And othsr articles.
Termsi Cash, payable In United States cur.
rency.
Allpropsrty purchased must be removed within
ave days
Goods will be sold In lots 10 suit purchasers.
Catalogues will be furnished on application at
this once. or At the oice Of Captain OH, eehuyl
kili Arsenal. or at the auction rooms OF N,
Thomas Sons. 1a and ~ South Fourth street.
STEWART VAN vLIET,
Deputy Quartermaster General aud Brevet Major
General, U. 4. Army, ocl2-t1
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Summer Resorts.
ICNTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
lM SPRINGS.
WILSON LORENTX, prnnrietnr.

MosTdonRRY Co. Va. July !, lSGn.
This delightful summer resort lie now opened for
the reception OF visitors.
The HOTEL, COTTAGES. BATH ROOMS, &c. :,
have been thoroughly repaired aud furnished
throughout Ia the neatest manner. Its wild noun
tain scenery, picturesque and shady walks, drives
aud health giving fountains offer every induce
ment TO those In pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottages containing from Two to sixteen rooms
each can be secured by address ng tho proprotUrs.
The fare shall be equal to any hotel In the country.
Postal, telegraphio and express Offices At the
spring,;, Music by the celebrated Metropolitan
Baltimore and Washington will purchase tickets
via the Orange and Alexandria and Virginia and
Springs.
Terms Per day, 81 week, tsoi month, t7Ni FOR
longer period and for larger parties speciAl Mates
will be charged, For oiLculnfsHIply vt this . dee
or to the PIoprietors, WILSON : LORENT2,,
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