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Tom Allen, OF st Louis, received 8
telegram from Jem Mace saying Ned
O'BaIdWin had challenged him, and
asking Allen to stand in the stakes
Allen replied he would; whereupOn
Mace accepted O'BaldWin's challenge,
offering to fight him for any amount
from $3.50 TO $40, 600; Mace willing to
give o. Baldwin hisown time, but pre-.
fers the fight should take place. neal
New Orleans. Mace will probably
train under Tom Allen at a poini
four miles from st. Louis. Tom Kelly
Is mentioned as O'BaldWin's trainer
Allen will put up 81, 009on Mace.
Al coroner's jury in the case of tbs
Hailowell railroad collision, rendered
verdict that the accident was caused
by the neglect of the conductor Of tbs
train (Chas. Merrill1 TO observe th'
printed rules and regule eti0ns.
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1910.
MARION, ALA.
Special to the ArruAE.

Special to the APPEAL.
MARION, ALA, June 2. = The
Office OF the Perry Insurance and
Trust Company was burned to-day.
with the law office Of Colonel John b.
Chapman. The contents Of both were
DESTROYED.
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The Radicals of Ohio, in conven-
ton assembled, lately proclaimed q
platform which takes all the wind out
of the sails of the new departure Dem
Oerats, and leaves them dead becalmed
upon the high sea OF politics. They
say, in one of their resolutions, 1--WE
accept the amendments to the Con-
stitution as part of the supreme law
of the land, to be upheld and defended,
2lOG0, hencefoTtb, and f0reUer."
This is a dare for the departureists,
and unless they can swallow it with
out hesitation, the departure card Is a
dead one. Acceptance in good faith
Of the amendments involves more
than the mere recognition of the fact
that they are upon the statute.bOok of
the country. It involves a defense of
the Ku-Klux bill and the civil rights
bill. 1t involves the admission that
our judges can be properly taken be-
fore any federal court and fined for the
enforcement of any State law that is in
conflict with this civil rights bill, and
that there is no injustice in any man
being taken to Memphis upon the affl-
davit of any negro who is willing to
swear bAldb MS ElRub W NOto udS De60
interfered with. "Good faith" In the
acceptance of the amendments carries
all these conditions along with it, and
the people of Tennesse8 are to decide
upon the wisdom of the course that
has been marked out for them by the
Executive Committee, and by those
who indorse the action of that COM
mi ttee. We accept the issue that has
been forced upon the Demccratic ed
itors of the State by those Whose tradi-
tiOnal hostility to Democrsey makes
them unsafe advisers. on this side OF
the Ohi0.-.IacEson Democrat.
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the Memphis ana
VickEburE RailrOac Company:
FTFHE undersigned having been duly Sc
il lected to open books Tor subscription %
said railroad, and having received subsCrip-
tiOng to the amount equired BY the charter
of said company 70 enable it 20 organize 1T
the election OF q President and Nine Direct
oIs for one year, hereby give notice TO the
stockholders OF said rzilrGsd that an eiectfOn
VIII be held for the purpose OF sleoiing said
cfiicsrs. at ViekEbuTg, Mississippi, on the sth
day OF August, A-Ds, ISL Stockholders
may vote In person or by proxy, and each
share Of stock entities the holder 70 one vote.
z A
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Notice.

District Of West TenEessse,
In Bankruptcy.
THE undersigned hereby gives notica OF
i his appointment as assignee OF g. B.
Moore, OF Gibson county, Tennessee. who
has been adjudged q bankrupt upon petition
OF his creditors.
J. ". DICKINSON, Assignee.
Euna 30, Is7I jyI
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4 LII accounts due the late firm OF Higley--
n Mellersh & Co, not paid before Eeptem.
Der |, Isl, VIII 5s placed IN the hands Of su
attorney for coIlectfon; and al bills or in
debte1uesa against said drm should be pre-
sented by July S. l8Il. for payment 70
GEORGE MELLEaEH
iy2 = South Court 81 conner OF Main.
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a. u. WADD1LL.
Ann-Raalripnf Hnfina-

found at the ONCE Of MeEsrs. Hassleft q
voolfolk, where subscriptions viii be re-
cefved. ia
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A new style Of brogan shoe has been
pr0duced. made principally OF elm
wood. in Massachusetts,. The sole is
divided at the ball Of the foot ana re-
united by a hinge Of sole leather Of
sujtahle thinkness, two inches vide,
20 as TO give free play to the toes. A
norton ofthe uppers is made Of leather
hnt fhhv are t0ed and heeled with
wood. They are, however. shaped in
the modern style, and lot Ike the
sabot OF France, which IS an Wo0d
and turned up sc the toe Heathen
Chinee1 style. IN the fastenlngs cop
per riyets are made use of, and al the
parts where the wood and leather
unite are packed with lndia.rubDef-
These shoes will cost less than dollar
per pair.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sucxEYE sALyE

WE nave inst received full supply OF
w BUCK Eye 9ALVE. We shall bereaf-
ter be fuliy prepared to meet the demand for
this Justly celebrated Pile raInstiy, wholesale
q. ". JONES a Co,
LEA 81 NAH 8traaf-
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NEW YORK, July 1.-WOOdWara's g
Rock Island accounts for adjusting the
expected proposition for a final SET
tlement will be made to the creditors
next week. The members OF the pOOA,
among whom arc said to have been
Messrs. Belmont, G. K. Garrison, and
other equally prominent capitalists OF
Wall street, have generally settled
with each other by paying of the
stock. The tide Of resentment against
Woodward appears to be still far from
sabsiding.
Yesterday the Hudson and Central
Railroad companies commenced the
transfer Of their offices to their new
depot on Forty second street.
A Woman of the Period.
NEW YORK, July Mrs. Lydia
Sherman was arrested at New Bruins
wick, New Jersey, yesterday, by Off.
GERS tom Connecticut, who charge her
with having poisoned, at different
times. three husbands and two step.
children, ofisprings Of her last hUs-
band By a previous marriage. She
has been taken 70 New Haven for eX.
animation. The statements of the
officers leave no doubt that the woman
is guilty.
This is one Of the most startling and
sensational series Of crimes that have
ever been committed in this part Of
the country. On being charged with
the crimes she manifested surprise,
either real or very well assumed. She
gave 40 appearance Of guilt, and be-
yond simple surprise and the asser-
fIOn Of her innocence, did not seem to
be At all affected. This woman mar
ried a Jersey man nearly ten years
ago. and after living with him three
wears be died suddenly, and under
circumstances which Oec6sioned con-
siderable comment. She married her
eecoud husband in Connecticut, and
he died undeT equally suspicious cir
cunstances, hat GsnOthing was known
there of the former mystery, no ac-
tion was taken. Early IN 1870, at Der
nv. Connecticut, the woman married
Nelson H. Sherman, with SWQ chill
drep. one six and the other fifteen
wears of age, and within nine months
these three died, all Under some IN
accountable circumstances. After the
death OF the oldest child, which oe-
enr-ed ia March, Mrs. Sherman went TO
New Brunswick to visit, and went also
"a PHILADELPHIA. Immediately after
She had left Derby, and succeeding
the death Of the child, the friends Of
sherman took steps to investigate the
matter. aud 70 that end had the body
of Sherman and those OF the two chill
dren exhUhoed.
The of8eers, who came On to make
TIA arrest, state that there is undenl-
sbIe evidences Of poison found upon
al three OF the bodies, and that u
Vas Z9ainIy seen in the stomach OF the
= =. Z oRe buried of the three. They
l'S - Mate that they have been able to
Az az ,,tSon tks alleged murderess the
N 1,,1,oI.s,7c OF poison, similar to that
~ which races sre found upon the
victims. The poison vas vegetable anu ana
Of an unusual character, the sficers
being unable to give its name.
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LITTLE ROCK.

Robbery-Hew FsDee- NOminations-h Move
ments of RadiGais-lndietment etc.
LITTLE Rock, July lon the 10th
of June an old man by the name Oi
Wilson, from Mcdonald County, Md.
was robbed near Colbert's station, in
the Cherokee Nation, Of two thousand
dollars--tWelve hundred In gold.
A new weekly paper, called The
Freeman, made its appearances to-day.
1t is published by Tabbs Gross, a
prominent coIored lawyer and politi.
clan in this State, and is Republican
in politics. 1t nOminates Grant for
President and Fred Douglas for Vice
President.
General CattersOn and Col. Whip
pie, late United States Marshal and
District Attorney, leave here in the
morning for Washington to appear
before the Southern Outrage Commit
tee.
The recent United States Grand
Jury recently indicted twenty-One
persons for violation of the enforce
ment act at the late elections in this
State, Senator Clayton among the
number. About thirty more indict-
ments were found, but the Grand Jury
was discharged so Unexpectedly that
they did not have time to return them
to court.
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REPUBLICAE

Moral Chicago is making prepara-
tioRs TO celebrate the Fourth In great
stysa.
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MISSOURI STATE Lottery.


MORNING CLASS-No. 81.
50, q, As, n, 2, 10, &c, u. IL, %, 81, Il, 3.
EVENING CHASING. BIZ
55, 80, 70, A, 4, 26, 8, 81, 81, 30, As, II, 81.
Prizes nom SEQ 20 $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J. Z. FRANCE
is5< North Court strest Box l47. Memphis,
Tenn. r. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO., Man
ayers st. Louis. No. 1y2
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- a1eosiva remedy ior y .s,s' s..s
= elils 2, - f5oiels and Druggls.h- Heno io'
sirosla'.s iPsayIldON q u. 8 3P PElHs CO.
Vi 7ansEel Depot. 1s CnsAaos1n 49, - -
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OUR copaxtDeFShip, under the name OF
- WILLIAM EROHlICH 4 CO having ex-
pired By limitation, We have this day re as
sociated ourselves, and VIII o0ntinue the
Contemporaries and Export basinses,sso
heretofore, under tha arm Of BEHNG.
- Wa; ERoH1 lg2
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LOUISVILLE.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Flour, dull. Wheat,
No. spring dull and lower; closed at
81 2361 231k; this afternoon It was nOmi-
nal, 81 229<. Corn No. 2 mixed active,
and 10 lower, closed 520521o. Oats, No.
steady, 499481<o. Rye, No. quiet and
hrmer. s66e0c. Barley, No. 2 Is nominal.
Highwines firm, SOC.
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Nxw ORLRAlis, July L-Cotton ls
6rH Sales, 1890 bales; Good 0rdlnsry,
quoted at I6zfGl7c; Low MiddlinR, 20s<o.
Receipts lAe0 balss; exports, 100 balsa
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SAVANNAH, July 1.--Cotton is tending
downward; Middlings, 195<620e. Re-
oeipts, 199 bales; exports to Great Britain.
5eS bales; coastwise, 123S bales; sales,
90 bales; stock, 1890 bales.
CHART, RGT0lq
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sB Particular attention paid TO the sale Of
Cotton, and having first-class Fire proof
Warehouse OF our own, will give personal
attention to
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NEW YORK, July 1.-Dry goods show
little activity, as sll the leading houses
have concluded to close their places of
business at 3 O'Clock until Wednesday
morning. There Is but little change to
observe in the prices, the most impor-
taDt Of alteration being the reduction of
Hsdley six-eord soft-nnish spool thread
to zoe per dozen, by agents and jobbers
alike, while other makes are steady and
firm.
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CHARLESTON, July 1.-Cotton steady;
middling, zoo. Net receipts, a3 bales /;
ooastWise, 70; sales, 100; stock, 1913.
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NASHVILLE.

NAsHvILLE, July I.-Cotton- prices
asked, but no demand; low middling,
19o. Bacon clear sides. 100; shoul-
hams, packed 15c. Lard, IL 1fc. Corn, 75c.
Wheat, 81 S5@1 so. Rye, sSc. Barley, as
(3e9o. Oats, zoo. Flour. IS 2S9S0e.
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FOREIGN.

MoRrLz, July 1.--Cotton is nominal |:
middling. 1s1<@105<o. Net reesipts, 170
bales: stock, ], s02.
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OFEICE OF PLANTERS INsURAECE Col
In she COmpany's Building-
No Al MADISON STREET.
Memphis. Tam, July 1. ISL.
SB- At a meeting OF the Directors OF this
Company, held this day, dividsnd Of five
per cent. was declared upon the capital stock
OF the Company, to he entered on the stock
notes. BY order of the Board.
iy2 W. A. GOODMAN. Secretary.
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1sna.s, 1 tn. 4tb Day Of ssptsnbsr sss.,

And continue ten calendar months. A thor
OuGh coarse Of instruction Is provided. en-
bractng English, Commercial, Mathematical
and Classical Studies. such taxt books viii
be used As are en- ntfrely free from sectional or
political reference. jy2
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NEW YORK, July 1.-CottOn Is In fair
demand and advanced. Middling Up
lands, 20Xo.
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LONDON, July l.--C Consols, 929k. United
States bonds arm; 1e02s, 81 & do Did, 1855.
911S; do 1e67s, 80; DO l0-40s, 50.
FAREs, July 1.--Rentas, 5sf. 57c.
FRANRFcRT, July l.-UnIted Stafas
-,.,.. v,-,,,u fofqu' CQl[
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DRUPosAAs FOB GRANITE ROE TIE NEW
Il STATE pBPARTIENT
OFIflE OF suPKRvIsfra ARcHIrxcx

wAsHISsTos, May "a. Iai.
R q sns - gu e s ss1sssr .s ~ ~ cos
ssS q sSs .se q n.
mrn which bout iso Cubs fest vii - "
foOi for stones whose Ginsasioss so not eSo. ess
twenty cubic feet and abe rate OF increass in price
.zs q S .ss. oeS9 s The
sar s .n % sSss ss
One ach WIN be allowed for QUARRY Dimensions on
.ssh yctked face Of the stone:
liiDcNee cube, Of TIE giraffe IL Is prcposed 10 fur
ntsh. which must be sosbd, durable, Of uuifsrn
sasSSis of 81 ess
sction OF the elemeats- and that has been fuly
Fable Of furnishing he euaity add ansa;its dssfs
within one year. s9d fro. yhieh .tSne has been o.
sd,Ts viii stste noe sa..n ~ ey car, ~.
dtlis ery stone and the amount per week they can
deliver They will also state tn aver and maxi
mum s,see OF stone taat can be obtained from their
30 bias viii be received except from she owners or
ss.es, d NE QUARTS from which ths stone 10 pro
All proposals. ma 4 ne msde on the printed forms
20 Dc S U1 s Sons g sFehsse' ed Dc
tho assrd dollars 500 that the bisder vail exc
cute ana perform the contract II awarded 70 him, ma
dred thousand dollars, 20 no CO., and valid end
binding lease Of The suarr ~ 70 m Government g.
tract the e.se to tale et upon The failure 81 the
cont tor 70 comply with the terms Of the contract
possession Of the quarry and work il at the
Of the contractor IN case OF such defiant.
herieht 10 reject any and all bids received ID re-
Proposals must be isclosed in sealed envelope.
indorstd Proposals for g. snite for New State De
Supervising Architect, Treasury 9Dspartnent
Nashingtee, ID. y. my Is z5t
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my1 ~ suserri,.us Arohi.rci. frss
PRsresALs ron TrAfIopF.Y-

s..,.s pErAkfNEST or eTfrE, May n ls7l
.seeteo rroposals. for fdrnishisC stafior-ry 20,
usEpsr DING June .. ISt. VII be received Al
Ar i. snt until the 2erH par OF JUNE. ls7i
Blank toIlss for biadios-m be f.rnished upOp
, The bids IN be CONSIDERED and accepted or 70.
Couu.c,s mus. De ezecuseHsy the successful b,a.
ders within ten days afier beis called upcu 40 10 o.
uon time TO the during the yesr, in s1an fiti..
ssuant 20 orde:r iron the Dspsrtrr ent Tne en-
yesr 4ef usin ing the
Rsch rropoesl must be sisned h tn i.dfv,&y,I a,
TN Making H. abc De sccom I'd by q Dor 4 ~. n
hc.s y sufeues "a suu equal 20 50 per cent Il
sne ofe or bids asserted, approved By o Unisss
ets,e cnoer OF the district in whsrh the sHresies
iesise or 90 business. on form ke furni-hso b,
the erartIoent. cop3tiO ,ed pom rbe en- eeutfr, -
eontrect Tor furnfs 1fpg such portions OF the Ar
ucf.s ss nay oe svaro-d under IL, and the perform
trdelte rits will b. sshiect to inspectiop BIZ q,
exp e detsilsd & the parposs By the s~cretsry "a
sfste ene The delivery ~ Inferior article will he
dee med sufcent cause spnul the Contract NJ he
option Of the Score AIRY. ~
DelfysIes b ust be free Of charge at ,he peps 4
mr. q STATE, Wsshinstoa
fae fsiiure 70 comply 7Fsth any one order unser
the contract viii perste forfeiture orthe sntre
penalty OF the bond, the Secretary Of state ma,
dir &C the purchase in open Market Of s1eh quanf
tiee OF any articles shall be % ppy
the deficiency caused By srsh failure, and charge 10
contractors 5oper cent OF the price which IL shall
be fouLd necessary 70 psy forsueh articles.
not be cpnsdered and contracts will Le Svsrded
sny 70 established manufacturers Of dealers In
the article. HAMIJTON TfaG
my ~ I'm Secretary u etate.
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RAILROADS.
RALTlMORE AID OHIO RAILRoa

II III
WASHINGTON. December ., is,y.
VIZ III SSfkj5SfIh 81 =; - A@H
F0k eALTIMOBB,
sas .. m; isSs, 500. Eio. SO: s .ns =, .l
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
s sSini b a. Way stations. s,.s,,,,,r,
500 .ss ZOO SSSp &c :e 30 Relay
A. 1sssSp a The $40 m stops at AanaSo}s
TIE 500 , m. on Sunday rs.,s - during d.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
r is 1910 e. 81 m and .;ie a. Nc train to
so Ss B sGsR15s
sg SoE VA. AZ s ga: fiS md .'os
Ie rCR AL AZ P "a s9s $40 az IRS IN
Sunday :. SO and ap 900 $50 n s,, .o,,.,
trg at k.lay station with trains irss B.is%ore %
~ fer st.s:barg. and points set.sss seasy Houss
se.y Hosss lssss : 400
nodation train -
san e ass e. T Ss. can a:s
and Boston -
J. I. WILSON,
L. N. COLI, General Ticket AGENT
exc: 8: KO6NTE, den / xs't. Washinste.. M
T,aneUGM LIN -
j BETwEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHIraIoN, June 5. iS71-poon.
ras - SEW T f5sk Lar .-s &Na
fOn NEW YORK. scfthosr eAaass AZ ous
Leave daily Except sunday It 500 an, 1895
FoB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily texcept Sunday Of 500 q a., ls:AS
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Kew York at VOC ,. n. ana Philades-
phia o. $40 ,. m.
sleeping cars for New Fork on ,. n. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelpha, Hev York or
Eosten can be bad at the station Once % I'll hours
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adyerfiss0e03
for schedule between Washington, Baltfmsre, An
nspelis and the Vest. J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Trans portation.
L. n. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
CBO. d. KOeNTz, Agent, Washfngton. ALA
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" Eoutheaxt COZ ner IL anS N = =

~sN s| " $.
N0IlCs.sALECrT VALUABLE BUILD
III, Es "a hET SIN IN RAPIDLY INPa0yIfG PART
a. y, virtue Of 9 decree Of the Supreme Court Of
StStae Bistrict OF Columbia, sitting In eauity anS
pssst 10 o cause wherein oyle IL cJm III al. n ~
and TODD INT, and others are dafendants Il an III
proceed to sell, on the premises. on MONDAY ths
81 day Of June, A d 1871. az 5 O'Clock u. tbs
fols wing property 70 wit: Lots 81 n 23 ~ rs p;
y, ~. and 80, being subdivision OF square sss
Each Lot having n feet front by 100 feet deep
me sisy, fronting On 6th street east, between d
" etoD. District Of Columbia w "
J ne sttenton OF purchasers Is particularly in
Vted 10 the sale Of the above lots they are stn
st6d 10 an eligible and rapidly i'm growing section
meat. - AAANo
he Columbia Street Railroad pow beinx buyIt
will pass directly by these lots
Terms II sale. as prescribed by the decree: One
shird cab; balance in three eanal instaiments of
interest fr.m the day o, SALE md to be secured to
the fatsfaction 81 TIE trustee. All coryeyancjne
snd revenue STAN s ut the cosl of the purchaser
SIS down on each lot, In the lands " the
al ne time OF sale Ii the terms of sale nor com
piled with wi hin five (ej Gays from the day Of sale
ms trustee reserves the right to resell A. the cost
al d risk OF the defsuiflrR parchaser ~ ~'''
JOHN ENNIS, Tru,tea
my0-e GRkkh d VILLA Ms, Auots
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PsofdeALs .9s 1sasET Eos ran sEw
: OFFICE On rUPKlvnIHs AReHIrsrf.l

AVOID oUA0KDs-A victi1 q saxiy hdlssre.
a TIA, causing lsrvoos es6111y, Drsnas1ro D.
esy. Sc, SsvinS trisa IN ysll svssy sdysrsssS rss
s1y, be- dnIs nssns Of sslf-ears, vhicS Ss ~
IU13LDs5o uanaa - ysu YEA. $780,
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by QRHEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueer,
- No. 3l9 southeast corner Of 7th md D streets

AED!h siEkETs WssT- Al AuCrf6a Sd
.hVIn, My IN DAY. the sth day Of jane, 1871, We
49, clock ,; m the fol ewing described valu-
ois viz: All 81 lot No. 81 in stio
on aoeut leo feet TO foet alley. Containing 971l
SQUARE Ieet, having alss side alley 70 feet vide.
p peer ment and attic Brick Houses, containing n
sree rooms ach; water and gas in the houses, and
hrse cisteIn in yard. This properly h hsndsomeiy
snd oesirably I9ea.ed, and .udfci,ntiy large for
one with the privilege OF both. "
terms: one, third cash bslauce in six. twelve and
s'g teen months for notes bearing interest from
day OF SALE and deed Of trust the property 10
cure The payment. SlO0 deposit rec uired ON each
NJ Tine 81 saIe. All conveyar cling and stamps 81
mya-6, GBEEN WILLIAMS, Auc.,r,.
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DRoPOsALs FOB RATIOEs.

QUARIERNAsTER,s OFFICE, Us MARINE OoRPsl
wtshIsGfos, I7;h May, ISL
Sea,ee Eft s n Ieeefed q. sh. ocs until
next, for FUENIsHTNG RAriUNs % TIE u3i ass
states Marines at the tclcwiI stations. from the
PORTSMOUTH. New Han esh i
OBABLEsTOWS, Massachusetts
Ps sH2sbfsihfs r fsa:.,lv..i.;
MASHlNGTON CITY. Dist ict Of Columbia;
GosPoRT, ear Norfo,k, Virginia;
tNNAPoLIs, Maryland.
tse Ration 70 consist Of twelve ounces Q: Pork
res sss or one 1Dd and for OF 20
or twelve ounces 81 Hard Bread, one pou I'd nd
four ouIces Of Corn -mesl sod 20 every hucdr,d
pounds Of Rice or Hominy; ten pound. of Grsen COT
f tse or e,Sht pounds OF Roa,ted or Ro3.te1 and
ole pound and four ounces OF AdsmantiBs Bar
Ca DIES; four pounds Of foap; hree pounds ard
az e s. s n
the eonmsndine officer Of each station; the Fresh
g' either in bulk or BY the sinels ration of good
adsss Ss % s ss .IS
tie Pork. No. prime nsss Pork; tbs -Four known
he sien ioe,ed hs css % ' see sai Ea ere
sugar good New orls ans It's eguivalent; ard the
Be 1s. S,Eegsr, Candles, Soap, Salt. &e, 10 be Of
AZ subject TO Inspection.
Asusrsntys signed By Two Per sons whose res pom
n6isr must be se,t.asd BY United st.trs t,t.iet
pany each proposal No proposal wlIl b confidered
snless accompanied By snch guaranty.
piicaiioa II any oi the marin. stsion.. ~
Nsvtpapers suthoriz- ID to publish the above win
send the paper ooItanins the frst insertion to this
Propesa 70 be endorsed Proposals for Rations. {"
ard addressed to the UNDERLINED:
MAJOR and ouartet msster,
myls th.fW United States Marine Corps.