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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas RysF---Hsmpbi and
Arkansas River PaGs85 O..
EeU. s. Mail LIHs.

z@eU. s. Nail LiBs. 80
rTvHE elegant Passenger Packets OF this Inc
a leave Mem phis Tor All points ON A--s1-
sa3 river as follows
5baaIuEr MARY B LD.--.-.....a = sluH1. mas. ar
Every Monday. sI B u.m.
Steamer z. II. ALLEN----.W 1Udburr- master
OE
Steamer DARDAEEI.LE E.. Berry. master
EYery WedneSdav- no b p-lu-
steamer par CLEBURNE- -Fritclari. E- -asI=r
Every Erlday, az pm.
Ihe boat ElaL leaves Mem PMS on ~ a4I..H
days goes through 90 Fort smith. The boats
that leave Memphis on Mundays and Fridays
connect al Little Rock with our light uIau-lE
boats FOR Fort smith. All the boats 0I this
line having been UElLt ez pEaa-l. Tor --la trade,
possess superior accou1lodallons far pi-s-
senEers ana unsurpassed fac1. lt-az Tor trans
porting freight % an pQllLa on l-l5 a--
kansas river Withou1 detention, at any stage
F-si-Tfu CONSIGNED to this company rc
Memphis or Mouth Of " hite river, wiz .1
forwarded promptly 20 destination without
charge for transfer. -
". G. PATTEsON, Agent.
feIB No. Madison 81, stanton Blolz.
Merchants St. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Louis5urz. Dar-
dauelle. Ozark, Van Buren and Fort
smith; composed OF the following
First class, LOW-water Freight
and Passenger Pseketss
SALLIE, d. B. lBhHs0l, a7GieT
COLUMBIA, D. HaueT. Hlgta-
UTAH. ]. &. Voorhees,, alstar
MINNIE, 8a5tsr
Connecting at Little Rock with be- -'t u
Stages for BOT Springs aud Lleg
ugnt-drauEht steamer Little hocls ii 11s-1u-
master, for all points on the uuper q arzausas.
Freight received at all times rom boat or
railroad and transferred nee OF charge. .a
boats of this line. Mark and co1siEl goods
% st. Louis and Arkgusas ElTHr Packet o.
care of ELLI1tT q AILLEEZ, E..sl Mem pl-5i
K. IA FHILLEEs q CO.. aaallsr .--El-
JAS j. 5ILF Ea5LEElf -ll.r
ies 500 N. Commercial st.. ST. Louis. .l.
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public buildings throughout the COuD,
try, and have thus far agreed to re-
commend S942, ,57g to continue WOrs
on the Boston custOmhOuse; 500, 00l
for new p0stOhc6 and custOmhOuse at
Hartford, Conn; 81, 200, 900 for new
pOstgtdce at Albany; and 81, 900 fOr
new cusUomhOuse at New Orleans.
CATTLE CONIQUE.
There are more strangers in Wash.
fBgtOn than ever before since the in
auguratiOn Of Grant. The approach.
ing Carnival brings some, bat the
great majority are attracted by the
approaching end OF the session and
the round Of parties, receptions, and
other social diversions and gayeties,
INFAMOUS MISREPRESENTATION OF
THE SOUTH.
The Special Committee on Southern
OatTages is occupied daily in taking
testimony relative to affairs ia North
Carolina. The operations Of the KU-
kluE i'm that State, and other matters
involving the safety Of the freedmen
at elections and their personal liberty,
viii occupy the Committee until the
close Of the session, allowing only
time sufficient 20 make their report.
It Is claimed that this Is necessary as
the testimony involves the validity
Of the present Legislature, and cOnse-
qUeutIy the United States Senator
ship, 10 which Governor Vance was
elected. The Committee still refuse
to make any Of the testimony public,
saying it involves the safety of the
witnesses. Memb bers of the Commit
tee say the testimony generally is
startling, and will warrant and de-
mand stringent repressive legislation.
BEAST BUTLER's LAST KICK AT THE
SOUTH.
General Buffers bill preventing and
Furnishing 0utrages upon loyal citizens
Of the South, taking and preserving
evidences OF claims of such citizens
for property taken during the war by
the army, is freely criticised. More
than $50 commissioners are authorized
BY the bin, one for each county in
twelve States, and one for each city Of
over 20. 600 inhabitants. These officers
are to be paid only by fees, and will
naturally endeavCr to create business
for their own profit; this they can do
only by encouraging people 70 prefer
claims against the United States or by
aTesung.persOns suspected Of KuKluX
Ofenses sOrahinities, and binding them
over to the United States District
Courts for trial. The result WoUld be
an enormous amount Of claims and
more criminal business for the district
courts than they could dispatch ia ten
years. The bill also virtually takes
frOm the State courts all Jurisdiction
over criminal Offeuses. General But
Ter announces his determination to
push the bin 10 a vote early next
next.
THE WEST POINT TROUBLES.
New YORK. February Especial !
dispatches from Washington state that
a wrong impression prevails regarding
the resolution on the West Point |
troubles. The resolution does not 90 /
70 the Senate; it is not Joint resolu-
ton, but only an expression of the /
House as to the course that ought TO |
be pursued by the Secretary Of war,
having no binding effect in law.
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RIVER NEWS.
RoArs LEAVING THIS nAY-

NicksbuTg g........-..CIT OF VICKsBURG-..I TO an
81. Louis. n. 5. URN EIl...-..... 10 an
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CHAS. ]. MARTIN, President.
A. :, WlLLaAA1H, VlOs-Presideht.
D. A, HERLD. I'd VlGe-Prss't,
In. WASHBURN, S Grstary.
GEO. N. LYON. Asat Seo'y.
T.B. GREENE, I'd Asst SsO'y.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CoMPTRoLLER's g OFFICE,

T I
C0hfPTROLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, let January, 1871.
+, ED. Il. PESNEBAKER, Comptroller ol
the Treasury, do hereby certify that ne
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY located ~
New York, in the State of New York, has pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
meuts of the laws Of the State OF Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies: and i
Iurther certify that DARLINGTON MASON
agent OF said Company, has also complied
with the requirem nts Of the laws OF the
state, made and provided in such cases
Whereupgn, said Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness Of Insurance in this State, at Memphis.
Tennessee. I'D. r. PENNEBAKER
Comptroller OF Tennessee
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aszphis aaG ArkaGsss HIFsF Parzss -
BzHy---iin.t8d Sszt5l a-i -.=E
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Tennee&es Supreme Court Reports

TTyHE frst volume Oh HEISKELL,S RE-
i PORTS win be ready Tor delivery or tf1a
25th OF February. Orders viii be filled bv Ms
at 81 90 per volume. Address
PAUL q TAVEL 4S Union street.
felA NRshVflla Tan na5eeo
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NOTlCE,

IN PURSUANCE OF ACT5 OF THE GEN
i ERAL ASSEMBLY, Of the state OF Ten
nessee. passed November a. 1850, chap
ter 26. section 8, anu of the acts OF 1865
and 1866, section =, chapter 1Iy and of the acts
Of 1853 and 1854, chapter Z73, section p to 81
inclusive; and the act OF March ID. 1870 chap
ter lUi, section2 We, the undersigned COM
missiOners, this day proceeded 10 organize
the
Ph9niX Insurance COMPANY,
And finding all the requirements of the
charter fully complied with. held an election
for seven directors as provided for by the
charter Of said Company, when the following
named persons were duly elected.
THOS. H. ALLEN, W. 3. BRUCE.
W. r. CUNNINGHAM, II. J. WICKS.
NOLEN FONTAINE, JAMES DAY
CHAS q. PARTEE.
j. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
lSigned.) W. =. BRUCE,
$. MANSFIELD.
Commissioners.
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CHICAGO, February 1s.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull and declined zSa54c, No. spring closing
mixed; duh and shade lower. closing al zoo
01Lc Oats, No. dun and weak CLOSING N
471s94sc, Rye, No. steady at 90c. Harley No.
nominal az l6g45e- Highwines quiet at s61Sc.
cash, Lard, l21<@l25<c. Green Shoulders
nominal at 71zei dry salted do, 10. Dressed
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Lyman Cambria.
LOnsdale Cam brio,
New York Mills,
Wamsutta Xxx and II.
Utica Steam Nils,
Williamsvilla Long Cloth,
TusCarora Xxx,
Lousdale Hard and Soft Finish.
AndrOsoOggin A. A. and L.,
MOSOnv1ll6 extra Twist
Blackstone A. A..
Bartlett A Steam Mills,
Roanoke Fine 8heeLiugs,
Boot B. Cotton Mills
Bedford Long ClOEn,
Statewide extra Bleeched.
Montemair6 Mills,
Woodland super Family Cotton.
Hope LOnsdRle Company.
IitChdeld HC'dnd Thread,
New Market Water TWisl,
Chapman Long Cloth,
Pontiac Supar6ne Cotton,
DavOls Family Sheetings,
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, February l8.-Gold was very
steady throughout the day with il1z@lll1l as
the two extremes, and sales at Ill5S. Loans
were made az l4ll per cent Clearings, ST.
UJOJ4 Exports to-day. E7i4, ,7S0; exports for
Lle Week 81, lfO,154. Governments strong and
steady but little doing in 5-20s 0f %, "a, and
03i new 6ls, old 67s and '6Ss have advanced
rom a 70 = per cent since last night stocks
dGll all morning, Pacific Mail being rather
active and strong late in the day. stale bonds
dulli with but few transactions in anything;
Old fennessees, 64i new, 6l5<. Sterling ex-
change, 1857.
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ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Cash, balance in I74,47S 0s
Bonds and Mortgages, being first
lian on Real Estate worth Sf,742-
Is57,6I5 90
Loans on stocks, payable on de-
mand lmerket value Of securi.
ties, s53249 49,, s),-.....-............ 249 800 90
United states stocksi market value) SS0,957 50
State and municipal stocks and
bonds Cmar5lst value). ............... 584, 800 %
Bank stocks market value )........... l83425 %
Interest due on lst January ISL, 1886 So
Balance in hand of agents,.......... 70 76g AZ
Bills receivable for pTemiums on
inland risks, etcl ..,..-........... 0O98 Il
Other property, miscellaneous
items,....................,........,.... s287S 50
Premiums due and unCOlle ected on
policies issued at tbis Office. CAT .
Steamer Magnet and WreckinR APP
paratus, s,........... .................. 28,0S5 n
Real estate, l,J0 %
Government stamps on hand. 4g 3
Total, 57SOJ8 O2
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WASHINGTON.
APPROPRIATIONS.

WASHINGTON, February 1S.-The
H0uselCCmmittee on Appropriations
are engaged on appropriations for
public buildings throughout the cOuD-
try, and have thus Tar agreed TO re
commend S942, ,57g to continue work
on the Boston custOmhOuse; 100000
for new p0stOfic6 and custOmhOUse at
Hartford, Conn; $1,000 for new
pOstCtdce at Albany; and Sl7, 200 for
new CusUomhOuse at New Orleans.
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RTvERl, wBATHER AND BUsIyEss.

AAA n - " Aa--A nm Az y nA-A NEa-iaa
this point the water declines steadily,
and Is now about Is fsst below high water
mark Our dispatches give the latest
news from above. There is nc change in
the river Of Arkansas. The weather is
clear and cool and business on the Ievee
Is active
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On the 18th day of same month, at Selma,
Alabama, there will be q Joint meeting OF the
Board Of Directors o. tbs selma, Marion and
Memphis Railroad Company, OF A Alabama,
and the Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail-
road Company of Mississippi and Tennessee.
Members of the Board are urgently request
ed TO be present. as the consolidation Of the
two Roads viii be the object OF the meeting,
hH. F0NTAlNE.
rsl9 Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
SELEA, aARI0N & MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
8th DAY OF MARCH NEXT.

| THERE will be a meeting OF the Board of
| 4 Directors of the above Road held at Co.
] Inns mfasfuaffauf IN fna
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A BsTRACT Of the THIRTY-FIFTH SEMI
~ ANNUAL STATEMENT, showing the
condition OF the Com pany on the first day Of
January, 1871.
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HEW ADYERTIsEMEMTs.

I OTTERY.-Omcial drawings Of the Mis-
II snuri State Lottery. CLASS 83.
5, a. 3-3I, 4S, So 40, q, "a, 8, SO. p, 50, "a.
GLASS 84.
II, 13, 49, %, Z, 7s, IS, 42. %, %, 80, 80, 68.
Prizes nom 500 to $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur-
ntHhed in the above Lottery by J. e. FRANCE,
46% North Court street, Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn, P, o. MURRAY, MILLERdE & CO., Man
aqerR 81 LsOufa No. febl8
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF new YORK.
OFFICE NO. 1875 BROADWAY.

Cash Capital, S2,5O0,0OO 90
Assets, Ist Ian'y 1871, 4,5z8,0 ,008 OF
Liabilities, 1868 n
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FOR HELENA AND FRIAEs POW
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Merchants St. Louis ana Arkansas Riysr
Packet COMPANY.

For Pine Blur, Little Rock, Louisburg. Dar-
dau6lle. Ozark, Van Buren and torl
smith; composed OF the following
First class, LOFT-Water Freight
and preuarruar Tlaa-area
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DROPosALs FOB srATIONEsY.

TREAsURY DSPARrNKST, April I. 1877.
beeles n oposas for furnishing Stationery tor the
yea- ending Jcbe % lS7s, viii De received AZ thus
Department untl the 81 DAY OF MAJ. 1871, At 1 ,
Bank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon
TIE bids Will be considered and accepted or 70.
!eeted Item ~ Item ana this advertisement aud the
proposal % far accepted by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and the bond ACCOMPANYING thu same,
snail constitute the contract between the Govern
,nent sha nne naoaer or bidders, and no turtles
he articles contracted for must I've furr she from
ime 70 time during the year, In quantities pr.snant
70 orders from the Department The entire gusnti.
hSs ME, however sbe Gslied for Curing the year
Zach proposal u ust be signed BY the individual
or nrm making II, ard be accom- panied BIZ a bond
with sufficient suretes in the sum Of ten n D1s.od
dollars, Sleos approved by United States OF
DO business. or Form 10 lie furnish ID by tn De-
partment conditioned for furnishing such PORTIONS
OF the articles as be arded under it, aud ne
performance OF the contract.
Ali deliveries viii he subject to inspect;o, by an
expert detailed for the purpose ~ the Secretary az
the Treasury, and the delivery infer n srt-l,
VIII be deemed suffeitnt cause &C. annul the con
tract At the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at Ihe TreAsury
Department, Wash ngtoD.
. The failure 10 comply With spy one order under
penalty ofthe bond the Secretary the Tr.asury
may direct he purchase in open market. O.. such
quantities OF articles shall b. necessary 70
supply the deficiency caused by such failure. and
price WHICH II shall be found necessary psy for
such articles.
Proposals. unaccomrsnied bT a satis'sctory bond
Will not be considered. and contracts will be award.
only 10 established manufacturers of dealers in
the articles.
Proposals to he addressed 10 the undersigned
GEO. ) boutwell,,
epl eclm Secretary OF th- Treasury
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oaricE oF,aE LIsRI.BoyssBo ARo

OErIcE OF isE LrGRr BOvsu BoARo<
s.,., WAsHiNsroN CTrT, March IS. 1871
nntii one oiocs OF FRIDAY the ssth day of prtI
TIE ana scI S II G sna. 'Gs
50. nrst order iron light hccss Tor Aliss
HE ssme 70 be delis O. ed. Ut IN. expense % the
At any port nearest to The msnnf.ctursrs -srs
shops, snd accessible to such vessels
furniture. belcusirs thereto si be provided by the
Light house sosrd and their cost is NOT 20 be in.
f6e bid should state the sum for which the IN
LIZ. sokh asshovu on the drawings, will b. com
tssea e.wn siter sooepfsnee, AID Delivered ..
sfsrsssd and should also the day aud date 90
io Tsn &c specih CT, in the Form e BID. !"
roan WI be esrrisd 80 under the psrsons
es mus, be afforded him for peo,ins the nateri
as s t sSa s Ps Iss not
must IN es,e OF rejection be made good at the eK-
The Board reserves To. risht TO react any propo.
sal Ior sny reasons az may deem sutteient.
br As ~ tla must be scosn panied BY bond sisaed
sssh by sone otloer Known 20 the Treasury Depart
sS oJ that in the tnt Of the aooertsnce OF sueh
uS'i ia. n 6esss.y een,rset VII be entered into
ttst he Lid has been accepted.
B3nd and security, 10 the sum of t~entg Thousand
ooasis, y1uo Tor the faithful performance VI the
copy q the risns sud specifications must De
TIE rropossl
All proposals must BE signed, sealed and Endorsed
,frop sails for q Light house Alligator R.ei,
Iorids Reefs anc tisu incl sed in another enSel-
snd cirssted pr paid. 20 Near Adnirsl ".
Ehubrick, Chairman ~ the Light house Board
Treasury Department, W Washington u. 4
ANY BIDDER may be present and witness the open
ING OF the bids st the time and place hereinbe.ore
specified.
Payments for the work will be made quarterly,
upoD estimates certified bs the agent Of the Road
but ~ per centum OF the amount Of each e-tn..e
viii be withheld until the satisfactory complexion
OF the contract.
Plans specinc stiops. ard forrne Of proposals mar
he obtalne3 from Lieutenant Colonel q. Duane,
United states Engineers, Light House Eng iaeer,
hrst AZ second districts, Portland, Maine sni At
Is Exchange street, Boston. Massachusetts,; Lieu
tenant Colonel l. y. Woodruff, United States kngi
neers: Light House Engineer, third district, Tomp
kinsyille: Staten Island, New York: q Castor
smith. ESQ. Assistant Light House Engineer.
fourth district, southeast corner sixth and ala
sire, Philsdslphia, Pennsyly sniA: Captain Peter
=. Hams, United ststes Engineers, Light Il "a
Engineer, fifth district, Union Bank Buildiug
Baltimore, Nary land: and from the undersigned
GEORGE II. ELLIOT.
Ms,or of Erg neers Z. 5. A, Engineer Secretary.
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IlI ED.


SklpnORE. On the 5th instant. EDNA SKIN
MOt = aged YEAR, and six months, infant daneb
ter OF James d and Cornelia ekidmore
0hCSS AT the same time and plAce, GATE
GbOsS, aged years, infant daughter OF Alfred q
and Emma Gross. ~
Their funerals win take p.sce from their parents
residence. No. sos 10th street southwest on Thurs
day the 9th instant, at 81 clock D The FIRE nds
and relatives OF the family respectfully Invited
To attend.
McELFREsH. On the 9Th instant. after q lin
gerinR illils -, OF consumption which vas borne
with Christian fortitude, benny McEL-
fRtsH, aged s. years. months aud Is days
The relatives and friends OF toe family are re-
specfuliy invited to attend his funeral on Sunday
ths 9th instant, at oco. p. m, iron his late rest
dence. No. $50 street N. W. Str
ARMSTRONG; On the 5th inst, MARY ROSE
infant daughter OF Francis ID and Margaret A.
Armstrong, aged y months and ~ days
Funeral at ~ D IN. Friday, 7th inst Friends Of
the family are respectfully invited.
FLOOD. On the 5th inst ant, at washington d.
O..FBANCBS EVA, aged year, months and IA
days, only daughter at james W. and Mary B. Flood
Weep not for little Eva,
Her gentle spirits fed;
She sweety sleeps with Jesus.
Among the silent dead.
Past her suffering. past her PAIN
Cease to weep, for tears are vain,
Calm the tumult of your breast,
She who suffered is at rest.
TONNET. On the 9Th inst, 7 O. NJ Miss ME.
LisHA ANN TONEET, aged n years
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
III LATiAKR CLEARY, Auctiooeers,
y fsuccesscrs 70 Cooper LasimerJ
couthWed corner Pennsyivanis ave ana Ilth street,

ri LAIIAKR CLEARY, Auctioaesrs,
- tsuccesscrs 70 Oeoper Lssimer
southwest corner PennUivania ave and Ilth streets
TRusTEIs SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MARBLE FRONT ButLDlNG AT THG
AVENUE AND 11TH STREET.
- By virtue OF . decree OF the Suprem. Court
G OF the District Of Columbia, dated Febrasry
- Sd lsJl peesed in Q cause therein pepdi az,
No. 2s3, Equity DC. h. wherein II o Hood is
plaintiff and II. e. Fsnt And Others are defend ants
snd further decree in the same cause. passed on
the 9Th day of Msrch ISL the subscribers tru st.~s
afternoon OF THURSDAY,ths 91fh day of April
ioi on the premises that pece parcel OF grou nd
situated at the northwest corner Of Psnnsylyani
aNeIu and uth street, In ths city OF ws,hiugton,
D. being part OF lot one, In sq1sre number three
hundred and twenty-five described ss follows
ssid lot and square, running thence north along the
line OF llth street vest hundred and four feet
ten inches thence west fourteen feet thence south
westwsrdly 70 point on thu line OF Pennsylvania
avenue twenty feet from said southeAs. corner Of
said lot and square. thence along said
feet to the place of beginning being the same prop
erty described In q deed from Jshnson HELEN aud
recorded IN Liber Y. N No. Is forios 47i OF sAl
to whiC h reference le msde for more sccurate de
scription there Said property is improved bY
marble front four story building, Containing, be
stDs the store and basement, fifteen rooms
Terms ri sale: One nth casa, of which $500 will
be required when the DRIP 'rty is cold the hslsncA
in l. 2, and years, with interest secured by I'D
OF trust on the premises. Revenue stamp, At co.t
of purchaser, as ALEC the conv ey zncing
HAMILTON G. FANTJr
CLIFTON HELEN. trustees
aptdSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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kr WIN. L; WALL q CO., .Anctionsers,
n New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 0O2, 8. W. cor. Pa ave. and 9Th IT
TRC STEkS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT q
2GLu SIREhT WksT, NEAR III ST. NOKTt

nv oIEk SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
sgLu SIkEhT WEsT, NEAR Ill ST. NOKTH
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust TO the subscrib.r
bearing date the lsi day of February $50 and
duly recorded in Liber No. 6l7, folios YJf etc
one OF the land records. SC, shall offer tor saIe Al
pubic auction, IN front OF the premises on SAITH
part IL Lot No l5)in square mo lb Of the plan al
lhs CITY OF washington; The said part a foin, the
oI'h Is feet IN width of said 4, and has front 81
= let or 2cth rect west, and being Of that width
lie depth OF lot with the i@rrovementS thereon
CoI>Is ing OF q small Frame House
rms OF sale: Oae- half cash; the res due in two
equal lnstainents OF and II months, the purchaser
gNT his notes for the deferred payments -atj.fsc
tory endorsed and bearing interest from the day of
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken All
convey anoing and STAN at the cost of the purcha
Ger II the terms of sale are not complied with
within hye days from the day of sale, the Trustee
i.h end cost OF the oefauting purchaser on giving
three days notice in the Evening star A denos;f
Of : ~ VIII be required as soon 40 sold f
AsBukx LLOYD, Trustee.
APO eodSds w. L.. WALL & %, AuCt-
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DROPOsALs FOB STONE.

DKsISEEIs OFFICE. IlrH L. 81 DIsr,
DETROIT, MIcH., March -, ls7Lf
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. 20 furnish stone
fol Light House on SDsotsoie Reef, Lxke Auraa.
Vii Be resolved until ,. n: on wEDAEsDAY, the
goth day Of April, l6l All necessary blacks and
other Information can be obtained st fhfs ONCE upsn
application either Ia person or By letter.
MAYOR Of Ensinsers, u. .. Army,
nh34-lH Engineer lith l.. H. District.
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DBoPOsALs FOB GRADIHG AMI GRAVEL
ING WAITE STREET sOUrHWEST

WASHINGTON. ID. u, April 1. ISL
Proposals viii be received this once until u
O'Clock m, APRIL IL, lSl, for gvadiuR and gray
west
bidders viii be required 20 state the price per
graveline. The grading to be measured for exca.
vauon or enoenkment, whichever measures most.
but botfor both. The surplus earth to bs deposited
wherever the YARD Commis sioner may direct.
The grsvei TO be Of good quality and free from
stones OF improper size, 10 be nine inches deep IN
the centre Of the street and taperpg 90 Sour inches
rolled.
Each bid must be accompanied by q written guar
II the bid 10 accepted the bidder will ct once ems er
into contract in due form. sAd execute ths work in
accordance Herewith
The right 10 resery ed TO rejsct any aad ell bids
Ap5-td G. INLAY
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