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RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
DKror CORNER srH SITS. W. II

After July Gath, 1879 trains will run a. follows.
TRAINS LEAVE FORTRAINS ARRIVE Az
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON
6:S q. m, Niagara EXP. ,6:l3 9. M, New York ex-
7:5s a. m. New York Tx ISIS a. M, ali daily. az.
day. ,,n- .. S:ss .. m. Hxpress from
siSs m. daily, accommo-l North and West daily
,Gsuoh' ll:23 q. m, Accommoda-
hIo a. M, FAST Line ton from Baltimore,
Mtst, oaiy, except suns - D. m, Cincinnati ex.
,SsSy'u press, daily, except Sun
pres, Wv " as :. MN. Y. express.
~, Baltimore express. daily, except sunday.
s;4o p. Baltimore ac-I61s p. m., all daily, ex-
cept Sunday. ISB D. M, daily from,
Sis p. m, Cincinnati Ex. Baltimore, daily from
press, daily, except Sun. West and North.
sS3 ;; m, daily New York press, daily. ''A''n NIX
~ Nssht Express, llOs p. m, New York
press daily.
Trains leaving Washington ct s:4s Q. m. and s.U
p M, connect ct Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie At SO and II q. m, and 5:I5 D. nj
srrlvine at Marlboro at l05O and ll:N .. m, and
Trains aEiving at Washington at Ills q. m. Sis
And s;S p nj connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner of 9Th st. and Pennsylyana
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked ct hotels and residences to all points North
And West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column.
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and an
points north, northwest, west, and southwest
L. l.. DUBABRY, General Supt
T. . 1OUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. jy24-tf
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EThere are fifty seven lager beer breweries

gThere are fifty seven lager beer breweries
IN Philadelphia.
aIA noted horse thief in the California state
prison took dose for the purpose of making
himself sick and Sinking work, but IL was too
powerful and killed him.
RIA prominent lawyer of Albany, in filing
out check for S60tO pay gas bill for the last
quarter, wrote on the check as follows: "Half
for gas and half for fraud"
~ Robert Laird Collier has new description
OF hell He says IL is hell, not because IL is fery,
but because there ID no fire there-no warmth,
no love. place something like Alaska,
perhaps.
S"No champagne in the referees boat I'M
I'll after the race is over" is the rule which the
Springfield Union suggests as likely 10 keep al
talk about diagonal and parallel lines" out of
the next college regatta.
@"Sow, Willie dear" saws Fanny, edo
have little courage, when have a powder to
take, L don't like IL any more than you do, but
i make up my mind that will take Ii, and do"
And when have powder 20 take" replied
Willie, ~ make up my mind that won't take
il, and don't"
TLawton Wade, OF Arlington. was awakened
one night last week by the screams Of a favorite
parrot in the kitchen. He got up and fastened
TO the room, when he found il in flames, which
were the cause OF the birds outcry. With great
effort he extinguished the flames, but when he
had saved his property he found that the faith
full bird had expired by observation-disclosures
(Ct.) Standard.
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AN AWKWARD OCCAsIoS.-The most ayk-
ward occasion in young woman's career, saws
Bllkins, Is when she returns from the wedding
trip, and for the first time invites her friends q
breakfast in her own house She feels that All
eyes are upon her. and that inquiring minds are
busy sitting the sweet mysteries OF her new life
IN the tumult Of her emotions she pours the hot
water in the sugar bowl, sweetens Johns coffee
with salt, scalps the butter with the sleeve OF
her morning gown, waters the toast from the
waste bowl, burns her fingers against the coffee
urn, gets red In the face, and finally, unless she
IL 8 female OF cast-iron resolution, burst into A
food OF tears, which all the pangs of several
days accumulated hunger are impotent 20 as
suage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02

EITHER LABOR OF EXERCISE carried 20 ex-
haustion, or even 10 great tiredness, expressed
10y tagged out" ALWAYS does more harm than
the previous exercise has done good. An run
ming mp stairs, running to catch M with q
vehicle or ferry boat, are extremely in furious
10 every age and sex, and condition OF life. IL
ought 10 be the most pressing necessity which
should induce person over fifty 30 run twenty
yards. Those live longest who are deli berate,
whose actions are measured, who never embark
In any ENTERPRISE without sleeping over Il. -
and who perform all the every day acts OF life
with caimHcss. QuAkeTs are a prOVerbially
calm, quiet people, and Quakers are a thrifty
folk, the world Over.-Dr Hall
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BRIGHAM IoUNG's DIvokox SUIr.-rhe pa-
pers In the case OF Ann Eliza Webb Young.
praying for q divorce from Brigham YOans,
were personally served Tuesday. The plaintiff
sNefs mat she Was married on the 9th OF April,
leeS; FOR one year After her marriage defend
ant hrec with her; since then he has almost en-
urely deserted her. Defendant sent her ana
INC children 60 live on q farm four mile. from
Sal, Lake, where she had for an only compan-
Ion her motker, had 70 do menlAl worn dres.-
ing coarsely and fsring badly; defendapt
visited her occasionally and never Remained
over half an hour; treated her with scorn ami
contempt, exacting the earnings OF the farm.
In the fall of 1872. by direction Of defendant-
plaintiff took up her residence in Salt lake
City. which she has been compelled % leave
from want Of support and fear OF violence from
defendant has called upon defendant FREQ uent-
~ for maintenance, but has been refused; is in
feeble health and under medical treatment; has
been obliged 20 sell her furniture 20 meet cur
rent expenses. She sues for divorce on ac-
count of neglect and bad treatment, and states
that her husband has an income OF 500 zoo a
month. She prays for lawyers fees Of $50 600.
OF winch $1,000 are 20 be paid down, and the
balance on tue termination Of the suit She
meanwhile 20 receive ~ 900 per month Tor sun
port She finally prays that the sum OF 500 90
be set aside from the defendants estate and
paid TO her as alimony. The reply Is set down
for August 9TH. Judge Emerson will probably
hold court.
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LEXANDRIA & WASH.
"A INGTON X. Il. La IfEs5I{ssgsrsrs31
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG B. r.

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as foIiows.-s,7
Q, =, ~, II, .. m II noon, l. 2, 8, 4, s, 6, g. D. m
n ~. and p m daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. fo,Iovs.-
5S, %, S, SS3 10 80. II 50, m, II IS, lss &c.
p. m. from Alex andris daily ali other trains daily
except Sunday. 49, 0Ae' - eins uAnS
Nashipgf aud Ohio B. r. ~ vi
QUANTlCO Accommodation leaves Washipptou
7.4O a. N daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
Leaves Washington ii Is D. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sac at Onces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl.
yania avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyi-
wanna avenue, where passer leave orders Tor
through to destination
K. s. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Apent ,vaLt%
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RAILROADS
fHii1S :ft Hg1aas. &s

AND ALL POINTS s H TEE nI% isdEAxD
THROUGH B.rwsia WAsH1Horou AND
WITHOUT 6 6HA IShF On cans.
,Lne eq1ilnsnt On this lns 10 nsv end Of the mos
'iff1s "a YSSISs ' Jars ON DAY
A. fA sfsHr fkAiks .s oAAS On
!akGs fR R22ITssf b iiL EsSxarpr SUNDAY,
iii iii es run over Psnnsylvanis Air Line, leaving
:. s:set ss: 81 u sss sr
iss Lac, issv. w..hinsso. 7S .. n. daily. .r.
Leave Baltimore ct SIS .. m. daily, except Sun.
Lesy. West Philadelphia 1t is.n ,. m. daily, OK.
Arrive At Nsw York ct ,. n. daily, except Sun.
Rissmo:d E.sss,, leave washiasten ct Los ,.
Leave Baltimore q lis ,. m, daily. sxosp. Sun
Leave West Philadelphia 1t Sos p. M, daily, OK.
Arrive q New York 1t s,lo ,. n. daily except
NisM Express, leave Washington ct eos ,. N.
s:y: R Rs., Ps;'. 4 tx. e.. S.y ~
Arrive at Ne sA IGss 4 ss sias ss.'l'
tqg ti :. H Is:ss New YOrs =, $50 am.
f,ss%s.s E1g!e:s, is.!. Ne. ?; York a. 81, p. M
Arrive 4 xsssn 1ssSS q ss sls iorn "sp m
Connections are made in New York with steamer,
YORK and anG RIVER AIT
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
Baggage called for and check AZ hotels and nr
vste residences orders left at the following Offices
Where Sn tickets and information can be obtained
st Sta Baltimore and Potomac sth
JyA-n General Passenger Agent
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A NEW OH DIsCovKRED.-A product of
South Australia, just discovered promises well.
Kerosene oil has been made from a substance
which eNudes from the earth In large Quanti-
ties at the head of the CoOrOng An area OF
1900 acres has been taken up by one firm, and
experiments have been made 90 test the stuff
which IN appearance resembles asphalt and
has been called "coutchouc." A ton Yields
seventy gallons Of kerosene, thirty Of lubricat-
ing oil, and seven Of varnish. The kerosene is
spoken of a. good in quality. Tests have
shown that II will not burn eNcept throsgh .
wick until heated 10 l62 degrees.-LoadoE
Timsg.
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OF ALL THE ODD DEATHS in the world, this
reported IRON India is certainly the oldest A
native while catching fish in a tank, nut the
head of one in his mouth and bit il as the fish
was rather troublesome in the matter Of wriR-
Cling. Suddenly one of the sharp points in the
back fin stuck In his hand; he open his mouth
TO call for help. and the fish giving a quick
plunge, jumped down his throat, and there
firmly stuck. IL was only taken out and by
small pieces, after he had been carried 90 the
hospital. He was 20 exhausted that he died as
soon as it was removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02

A NATIONAL SCHOOL OF COOKERY is the
appropriate outcome of the very successful
experimental lectures which have recently been
given at the International Exhibition. The
present intention is TO establish q training
school for cookery in alliance with the school
boards and training schools throughout tn >
country, the special object being to give in
structions in the best methods of cooking
"articles of food in general consumption
amongst all classes. ~ kaaehester Eng R5ams-
ne
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PROPOSALS.
DRQPOsALs FOR COAL.
TREASTRY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

Treasury DEPARTNENr,
BUREAU OF ENGRAyING AND PRINTIys,1
s., July 26th, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ thiz Office an.
- ~ o,..fk a. m, tt ESDAY, the Goth day of
tons q run q nine Georges Creek Cumberiand
SOa' 70 De delivered AZ such times aud places and
IN such quantities., may be required, and s1bect
10 the c2nd'tRDs required py act Of Congress APP
pfeNsd jay H. ls7O- viz: THAT such coal shall
Neigh zO pounds to the ton, and shall be fns pected
and weighed and the quantity Of each load Certified
~ lne time o. delivery, By the person appointed and
Suel!n.H under the act for that purpose, and that
sc PIesSloei Zee Of % cents for each ton Of coal
abe contractor " PNN "
Proposals will b. considered binding for one week
from the 18th de- Of August, 1873 the Department
me right TO REJECT s any portion Of the
Nc proposals. will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence Of ability 10 fah
the contract, nor Will any payment be made without
Lns eerlocete OF the inspector that the coal fur
nisbed IL such a. the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office Of GEO n MSC1 ~
NmtI OF bureau OF Engraving aud Printing,
O-S eotd1gD Treasury DEPARTMENT.
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EVENING STAR.


Thou shalt have one God only. Who
Would be ~ the expense OF two
No craven images may be
Norsbirped--exceptt the currency;
Swear rot st all. tor. for thy curse
Thine my h none the worse;
AZ church on Sunday 20 attend,
vii serve 10 keep the world thy friend;
honor thy parents that is all
IRON " HON Advancement nav befAil;
dnon shalt not Kill. hut neec's; not strive
oheiously 20 keep alive;
do not adultery commit,
Advantages rarely come Of IL,
bou shalt not steal. an empty feat
When tits 80 lucrative To cheat:
Bear not false witness. let tie lie
Have time on Its own wings 90 Az
Thou shalt not covet, but tradition
Approves all forms of-compeutioni
lrshsr H1cA Clo,ck.
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AUCTION SALES.
tut URR DAYG
RY GREEN wILLIAMs, Asctieus-rs,
- eoafheas corner nh and d streeeo,

- ooafheea coruer m md sereeeo.
II 2sE Es'fHSHs
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July q,
~ D; lsSe. and duly recorded IN libsr No. s6s,
folio rs, &C. of the land records for Warrington
county. in eaid District, and BY direction Of the
p seeIrsd thereby viii ell q public a1etion,
q .Auspst p ig., I. o,eioel &. of lot:
ORIGINAL lots in sassre numbered I'VE hundred and
D and also part Of lot numbered eight, 49, in
sstd SQUARE, and alee part Of LOT numbered nine,
plat q saa lots and Of lots will be exhibited
q the time Of sale. This property will be sold with
al the improvements thereon, consisting Of Gem
west and New jersey avenue.
Terms Of shle: 0ee-third in cash, and the remain
der In six and twelve months, with interest from
day Of ssis and secured b. deed Of 70 the sat
fefaction Of the trustee. deposit Of go on each
piece Of property sold reoured 81 the time Of sale.
days, otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property, aftsr weeks notice. 81 the
risk and cost Of first purchaser.
All convey ancing at pnrcheserAs cost.
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee
Jy1e-eod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY DUNCANS0N, BOWLING CO., Auets
u corner 9th and streets northwest


VIII be offered at public auction, on TUESDAY,
Zoth DAY OF August next, Oh the premises at
O'Clock m, that valuable Property containing IS
acres on Book creek, adjoining Kslorams on the
west Georgetown on the north, and overlooking Oak
Hill Cemetery, Washington city and the Potomac
river. II can be laid of adv antageousy in building
lots, or for cemetery or national park, and pos
sesses some OF the finest views in the District The
Of the street cars renders accessible and
brings 1t in close contiguity to street CIRCLE al
present the most improving part Of Washington
This property has on It large mansion containing
eighteen rooms, with all modern improvements and
conyeniencts; grounds well laid out, with choice
fruits, flowers, evergreens, &C., and having smoke
house, ice.house, carriage house, stablinR &c
makes 1t in every respect first GLASS residence
There Is large merchant mill in good order with
the best and most improved machinery, and a ca
pacity Of 40 barrels Hour per day, with the whole
water power Of Rock Greek. There Is also Q valu-
able stone quarry, which has been, and can again
be, worked to advantage. This entire property is
well worthy the attention of spectators.
Terms: One-third cash; balance l and 4 years 4
per cent interest payable semi annually.
For further Information inquire of EVAN LYONS,
50 Water street, Georgetown.
j292w. DUNOANSON, BOWLING co., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny LArIMER Z OLRARY,
~ Real ESTATE Brokers aud Asctioaesrs,
6outhwegt corner Pennsylvania avenue and tlth n
Star Once Building
TWO C0NEoRfABLE DWELLINGS ON THE
EOkTa.NDE OF : Strict 500 iHEASr
E zsf. az rp hstE a AsR asrH srRHkrs
Or MONDAY EyKNIHG, August 4, 1873, q
O'Clock, in front Of the PREMISE, shall sell
lot 8, In square Joso, improved by two comfort.
fS,e irsme houses containing nye rooms each;
froperty sells very Low In this locality and all
houses are in demand, aud the prope ty Rapidly i'm
proving In this section, should demand the attention
OF parties Wishing to purchase comfortable house
Terms: Qnethird cash; the balance in s and II
deed of trust on the premises. Convey ancing at
purchasers cost. $50 down on each house ct time
jyO-d LATIMER CLRARY. Aucts.
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THROpGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

THROpGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHINe1 ION, May Is, l03-Hoon.
Trains between Washington and
viz - ~
FOB NEW YORK without change Of cars.
~ dAiiy except Sunday st 7.5O O. m, Lilo and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:60 O. m, lilo an
6M .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Eesse LOT New York at $50 p. m, and Philadea
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 traip only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Of the day. '
See Baltimore and Ohio Railread Advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
THOS 3: SHARP. Master Of Transportation,
~. COLL, General Ticket Agent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARsUM.

REAL ESTATE ANB NOTE BROKERS.
No. oOS 18th street, opposite U s. Treasury.
TUE sALE-A handsome HOUSE on 1 street,
No. SlS. A. new large double HOUSE, Corner al.f
and ID. HOUSE No. 1910 Massac husetts avenue
dOUsE NO SSe - street east, for sale or rent,
FURNISHED or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in vii,
lsrd's Row; price, $500. Several small HOUSES
from $3.50 TO S5gOp; small cash paymeofs Ne
have several very fine FARMS, improved and I'M.
improved, on different railroads running from the
CITY, Tor sAie 1t low figures exchange for cfry
property. SNtSofset Of GROUND in various por-
lions OF The city for sale at low figures. on easy
property. epas ~
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RY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and llth street,
Star Office Building.
CHAEGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NORTH
CAPITOL STREET, NEAR q STREET, CAP

HHf s EAiF si sThGEf ECklR
gndeF and p .iTGs Of = decree q the sq
SsisS L esas cause pending said c01T
ants and Thomas W Anderson and others de-
dds1ds1ts he same being cause No ss equity
+ rs ss dss s 5a
a land at 0 sns all q, that psoe
ington, and District Of Columbia, and known and
q Lot. the a
Square nunbered six hundred and eighty i've, (6ssl
point distant twentyseSen feet Saf iour
inches ~ from the southern bon ndary line of said
Of Feet oa9
INCHES "a ~ to the said southern boundary line OF
S one sns s by s
z1,1 more Or less 70 the eastern boundary Of said
's aar Ai
!Na2 thence west, In right line, one hundred and
sss Of
sniidin ssofy Briek DSsins with three back
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
One-third cash. and the residue in two equal INSTALL
est at the rate Of eight per cent from the day Of
sale, deferred payments to be secured to the
Of sale within i've days after such sale the trustees
ptopcIty bOid TO suCn Qe1aultlng pur-
chaser purchasers at the risk and cost of him or
them who shall be in default upon one SEX notice
in some Newspaper printed and published in the city
Of Washington. Two hundred and fifty dollars to
'be paid ct the time of sale otherwise the
may resell immediately, at the cost of the defauting
purchaser. convey ancng at the cost of the pur-
chaser or purchasers
a. THOMAS BRADLEY r-rs.so.
O. @ MAGRUDEB, JR., Irus'ees'
Je28-3aw3w&dts LATIMER q CLEARY, Aucts.
UIN CONSEQUENTLY OF THE RAIN THE
sale Is postponed until TUESDAY, August 9th,
same hour and place: By order of the Trustees.
iySl-d LATIMER a CIEARY Ancts
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by KELLEY a GATCHEL, Auctioneers,
II Corner nth and streets northwes
SIDE OF 1 STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
EAPPiI0h AND lsT STREETS NORTHEAST,

CAPITOL AND IsT STREETS NORTHKAsT.
BASEMENT BRICK DwEIGiNS. ANN
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust 10 me- besrinc
u date November 18th, A. d. 1871, aud duly re.
Acorded in Liber 7U2 folio IS, ct seq one 81 the
land records for the District Oolumbs and BY the
direction Of the holder Of the note secured thereby
Will sell at public auction, in front OF the prem,
ises; TO the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, August
I2th, 1873, at O'Clock m, all that certain pece
or parcel OF ground, situated in the city Of Wash
lngton District Of Columbia, and known the land
records thereof as SO of lot one hundred and nine
teen (il9, and 8 of lot one hundred aud twenty,
tlg,I IN q n; Gilbert's recorded subdivision of
square six hundred and seventy five, U.s. and con
famed IN the following metes and bounds ginning
iOr the same at point on said street, midway be-
tween the eastern and western lines Of said lot ona
huhared and nineteen, lll9) thence north parallel
70 sad lines eighty 1907 feet; thence twenty one
lsllfeet thence south eighty SOD feet to said Il
,n.hce eest along said street twenty I'D feet
Terms OF sale prescribed by the trust viz.
SlIeV, with interest at ten per cent. per annum
from November 18th. lS72, and the expenses of the
sale IN cash, ana the balance in six, twelve, and
eighteeh months, for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest at ten per cent from day Of
SALE secured b. deed Of trust the property will
be taken deposit Of seventy five dollars will be-
Ing and recording at cost of purchaser If the
terms OF the sale complied with by the pur-
chaser in i've days after the sale, the trustee re-
serves The right TO sell the property the risk aud
cost OF the defsulting purchaser. This property
sold subject 10 deeds Of trust made TO Edward W
Parsons and Robert X Day, to secure 5000 due in
the year ls7 and interest, which deeds were record
ed November 18Th lS72, IN Liber 100
MOSES NELLY, Trustee.
auC2 KELLEY A GATCHFL, Aucts
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, August i, 1873.
The Navy Department will offer for sale at public
auction, at the United States Navy Yard, WI. huR-
ton, ID. G., on FRIDAY, the 29th instant, at IL
O'Clock M, the United States side-wheel steamer
Mercury" of about lS7 tons.
The vessel, and the inventory Of atices to be sold
with Der, may be seen on application TO the Com
Twenty per centum Of the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited at the time Of
confrmaien of the sale by the Department; aud the
vessel must be removed from the yard within two
weeks from the date Of such onfirmation
II the sale lie not confirmed, the money deposited
will be returned.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessel from sale at any time and reject any
bid or offer which may be considered inadequate.
aue2-s