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The New York herald., 1873-07-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY H. 1873-qRIPLE SHEET

ders committed In that State several years
ago, and for which the local authorities have
demanded the guilty prisoners in the hands of
General Davis. They will unquestionably be
hanged The remaining Modocs-warriors
squaws and pappooses- probably be sent
to some distant reservation and held there
under guard. Practically the results of the
late Modoc war will be the extinction of the
tribe and such is the history of the red man
from the beginning, and such is the ending of
all our experiments to tame him or TO save
him.
The New York herald., 1873-07-11
TRIPLE S HEET.
New York, Friday, July III, 1879.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

sTHE MISSION OF THE PRESS IN OUR POLL
TICS THE MEANING OF THE NEW DE-
PARTUREl THE SPIRIT OF C1ESARISM
PERvADING OUR PUBLIC LIFE"-LEADING
EDITORIAL ARTICLE-sIxrH PAGE.
THE PERSIAN "KING OF KINGSn MUCH I'M.
PRESSED WITH THE BEAUTY OF PARI6l
ONE OF HIS MINISTER'S AND BARON
REUTER- DEEPLY IMPRESSED WITH THE
MUTABILTTY OF ALL THINGS HUMAN
THE FORMER TO LOSE HIS HEAD, THE
LATTER HIS CONCESsIONl BRITISH Fl.
NANCIAL INTRIGUES-SEvENrH PAGE.
TwAIN'S AND THE sHAH's PERILs BY LAND
AND SEAL EXCITING SCENES IN A LON
DON FOG AND IN THE CHANNELl THE
ONEROUS DUTIES HANGING OVER THE
DEVOTED HEAD OF THE HERALD SPECIAL.
COMMISSIONER ATTENDING A CONCERTl
TIE GREAT NAVAL REvIEW-THRp PAGE
THE LORD GORDON ARREST ARBITRARY AND
ARROGANT ACTION OF THE BRITISH OF
FICIALSi THE IMPRISONED AMERICANS
HARsHLY TREATED ACTION BY THE
UNITED STATES-SEvENrH PAGE.
KAUFMANNs MARCH ON KHrvAl HERALD
SPECIAL REPORT OF THE MUsCOvITE
CAMPAIGN A MOST INTERESTING HIS
TORY-SEvBNTH PAGE.
TURKEY SENDING WAR SHIPS TO ACHEENl
THE INTERESTS OF TURKISH SUBJECTS
III BE LUOkEU AFTER-SEvKNTH PAGE.
GERMANY AssAILED BY CHOLERA OF A sERI-
GUS TYPE! FATAL CASES IN BRESLAU
AND LAUTERBURG-SEvENrH PAGE.
THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
IMPORTANT CABLE AND GENERAL
NEwS-SEvENTH PAGE.
SAFE LANDING OF A VALUABLE CARGO ON
CUBAN SOILl THE vIRGINIUS AND THE
BOLIVAR ExPEDITION-TENrH PAGE.
A STEAMSHIP CHASEi THE vIRGINlUs RUNS
AWAY FROM AMERICAN AND SPANISH
WAR SHIPS AND ARRIVES SAFELY In
KINGSTON, JAMAlCA-SEvENTH PAGE.
DIsGUsTED HIDALGODOM THE PURCHASED
PRESS OF CUBA HAVING ITS FILINGS AT
THE AMERICAN PRESS COLOSSUS THE
FIGHTING IN CUBA AND THE HERALDS
SPECIAL REPORTS-EIGHrH PAGE
TWO MILES UP IN A BALLOONl SCENES AND
SENSATIONS AT AN EXTREME ALTITUDEi
herald CORRESPONDENT ASCENDS
WITH PROFESSOR KTNGl SURPRISING
WONDERS ABOVE THE CLOUDS-THIRD
PAGE.
THE NORTH POLAR RESCUE PARTIEsl THE
TlGRESS BEING RAPIDLY PREPARED
FOURTH PAGE.
THE UNIVERSITIES AND THE SPRINGFIELD
REGATTA PRACTISING FOR THE FINAL
STRUGGLEl THE COURSE, BOATS AND
MEN THE BENNETT PRlZEi CHAMPION
SHIP RACES-FouRTu PAGE.
LONG BRANCH RACESl KING AMADEUS, HUB.
BARD AND COFFEE'S LIGHTNING COLT
THE WINNERS IN THREE EXCELLENT
CONTESTS-THE PLEASURES OF "THE
BRANCH"-FoURTn PAGE.
OPAL DANGERS THE NEW YORK RENDER
ING COMPANY FAILS TO FULFIL IT'S
CONTRACT WHAT MAY RESULT-FIFTH
PAGE.
THE COST OF STREET CLEANINGl WHAT WAS
ATTEMPTED BY THE COMMISSIONERS
SHERIFF BRENNAN AFTER MR.. GREEN
LEGAL BUSINESS IN THE VARIOUS
COURTS-ELEvBNTH PAGE.
CHARLES GOODRICH's PRESUMED MURDERER
REMAINS IN THE HANDS OF THE BROOK
LYN OFFICIALS is IT KATE STODDARD pn
NO PERSON ALLOWED TO VISIT HER
EIGHTH PAGR.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS SHIP
PING THE PRECIOUS METALS TO EUROPE
NINTH PAGE
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Tho Freedmen,s Bureau Fra uds.

The Secretary Of War, having discovered
that considerable sums of money, (some seven
hundred thousand dollars Dame Rumor says
have been taken from the Treasury, through
officers employed in the Freedmen's Bureau,
by means of forged receipts and vouchers for
bounties due colored soldiers and by means of
receipts and vouchers fraudulently procured
recently inquired of the Attorney General
how the guilty parties, military and civil,
could be prosecuted, in view of the protection
of the government and how far the Commits
sioner Of the Freedmen s Bureau is responsible
for these losses to the Treasury. The Attor-
ney General has, in reply given an elaborate
opinion on the subject, from which it appears
that the chief dsbursing officer is civilly and
criminally responsible for misconduct; that
military delinquents should be tried BY court
martial; that claim agents and others who
have secured these moneys fraudulently from
the Treasury may be civilly and criminally
prosecuted within the statute of limitations,
and that with regard to General Howard s re-
sponsibility in the matter of these frauds it
Is question of no practical importance.
We infer from these proceedings that the
Secretary of War intends to ''push things in
reference TO these frauds to the extent of the
law, and we trust that in his prosecutions of
the alleged guilty parties, civily and crimi-
nally, he will do so. From the facts so far
disclosed it appears that the affairs of the
Freedmen's Bureau were very loosely man.
aged, and that General Howard has had to
bear the odium of the numerous sharpers, off,
cials and claim agents by whom the Bureau
was feeced of large sums of money without
his knowledge; and this conspiracy of sharp
ers should by all means be pushed to the
limits of the law, and made as far as possi-
BILE, to disgorge their ill-gotten plunder The
good name of General Grants administration
is involved in this business, and the President
should see to it that it be probed to the bot
tom.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, it is reported
from Washington, may be put into the hands
of receiver in consequence of the hostility of
leading stockholders to the action of the gov
ernment These stockholders do not like the
suits instituted to recover the large sum of
money due to the government, and hence their
hostility. The Attorney General is consider
ing the propriety of seizing their property in
the way referred to, and we think he could not
do better and ought not to delay action in the
matter The taxpayers have been feeced too
much by the Pacific Railroad, and that
gigantic concern ought TO be compelled to
pay back portion. at least Of the money ad-
vsnosd TO il -
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THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN JACK AND HIS FELL
Low MuRDERERs has been commenced. Cap
tain Jack, Schonchin, Boston Charley, Black
Jim, Slotuck and Barncho are charged, first,
with murder in violation of the laws of war, !"
in the killing of General Candy and DR..
Thomas; second, with assault with intent to
kill A. b. Meacham and L. b. Dyar.' The
Indian witnesses so far examined make a clear
case against the accused parties, and Jack and
his treacherous confederates will doubtless, by
halter, be despatched to their happy hunting
grounds. The Lost River murderers, another
batch of the savage Modocs, are to be sent
to Oregon. to be tried there for certain mpr-
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The CHOLERA in q virulent form, appears
to have broken out recently in various places
in Germany, and it will probably extend dur
ing the Summer from the heart TO the extremi-
ties Of the Continent though not with anything
like the general sweep Of its previous visita-
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tions. II seems this season IN Europe, as in
the United States, to be pursuing what we
may call guerilla campaign, as distinguished
from regular warfare, breaking out here and
there when least expected, and skipping many
places whore they have been preparing to meet
it. And this policy of preparing to meet it
is the only way of safety, though we regret to
say that from tho present condition of many
of our streets, slums, &C., as reported by
the HERALD inspectors, our authorities are
not prepared as they should be to fight this
dreaded pestilence. We are thankful that it
still delays its coming, and. while we still fear
that it will come, we hope that yet once
more it may steer clear of Manhattan Island.
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pranks of the negro minstrels or Mr. Mast s
caricatures or anything absurd and unnatural;
but to suppose that votes are ever thus affected
is to lose sight of that common sense which is
the dominant element in the American char
acter. The evil is that in nourishing this ap-
petite for the grotesque we invite an i'll name
abroad and encourage belief that we are in
sincere and have no influence as a profession.
If we are told every day that all men are good
who are democrats and all bad who are repub-
licans, that virtue animates one party while
vice controls the other, we pay no heed to
what is said We know there is good as we'll
as evil in all parties, and that whatever there
may be of virtue or vice in political combina-
tions may be easily divided.
The meaning of the HEnALDs new depart
ure, as it is called, is simply this We do
not choose TO wait until some insincere,
scheming politicians assemble and form what
they call platforms and ask US to take one
side or another We do not choose to accept
issues crudely fashioned and hastily thrown
upon us. We do not care to be party to
that spirit OF deception which would lead the
people after unessential questions like free
trade, protection, woman's suffrage, prohibi-
tion-questions that are gradually and surely
ripening from day to day, under the influence
of education and inquiry, while issues of the
utmost gravity are coming upon us unawares.
There are our finances to be strengthened, and
until we do that free trade discussion is as idle
Is the hootino of owls 10 the mid.
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q The. Turkish government hss oraerea

- The Turkish government has orde req
400 600 rifles i'm the United States.
~The Michigan legislature has provided TOR
a constitutional convention In that state.
~Boston has had only two city clerks since
us organization In May ISL and they have
been father and son.
9Advices from Madrid state that the recuit-
ing OF volunteers to operate against the Carlisle
Is artiye throughout Spain.
~The London Illustrated news saws thai
Byron's secret was that he had another vile
when he married Miss Milbank.
81 Chicago proves Is superiority ever ST
Louis Ia the matter ofpOpulation by six inqucsts
a day.
@The British parliament Is stIIl discussing
and grumblIng over the Washington treaty and
result Of the Geneva arbitration and the San
Juan decision.
81 The Penitentiary of the state of Illinois has
been leased Tor term Of ten years, the lessee.
TO pay all the expenses OF the prison, and a
bonus OF one thousand dOllars 10 the state.
The ihvestig alto ms of the Atlantic Nationa
bank have discovered that s30I 900 OF securi-
ties are missing. The liabilities are set down at
81 ,037 800.
SThe London gas strike has stimulated the
companies 20 invent a method OF doing ssstok-
ing and other steps Of the manufacture by
machinery.
@-An deliberately ornamented monument
peTelsntUs Erie, twenty-siK feet high, IL nearly
ready 20 be placed over the rema ins OF the late
James Fisk, jr., At BrattleborO, VT.
VDr. Cleveland, statistical writer of Glas
gov, relates that criminal, after attentiveiy
listening to the condemned sermon which pr0-
ceoded his eKecHtiOn, turned 10 a companion
and remarked "a very good sermon, but rath-
er too personal"
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTNENrovsr .rv .

DEPARTNENI OF STATE, Apyts IL ls7a
ceaieC Proposals Tor furnishing stationery for the
pePartgssnt until Slst day Of May, 1873, at II
Bl@Rk forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids viii he considered and accepted or re-
gectec item b. item. and this adv rtisement and the
Proposals, 80 far a. accepted BY the Secretary of
ct<ie, AMI the bond Ompany ing the same, shall
constitute the contract between the Government
and the bidder or bidders, and no further Contract
Niil lie executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished fran
ne 70 tine, dnIlIg Ihe year, IN quantities pur
Inc entire quantities Of each article will how
ever. be called Tor during the year.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual or
rQficienf sureties, IN equal to fifty per cent
Of the bid or bids accepted, approved bV a U,fted
- ates ofcer 81 the district in hch the suretes re-
side or do business on form to be furnished by the
lions OF the articles may be awarded under IN =
and the performance OF the contract.
All deliveries will be subject TO Inspection by an
expert detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary Of
deemed sufficient 10 annul the contract AZ the
Option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Depart-
:. The failure to comply with any one order under
IRE contract WILL al the option Of the Secretary Of
State Ferate as forfeiture Of the entire penalty
81 the bond; OF the Secretary Of State may direct
Abe purchase in open Market Of such quantities Of
e1 articles A. shall be necessary supply the den-
Cheney caused by such failure, and charge TO the
eSn,rsetsfs 1ity Der eensum Of the price which il
Proposals. unaceompsniea By q satisfastory bond
VII not be cOnsdered, and contracts viii h. svard
81 only 70 established Manufacturer Of or dealers In
ProposaIs to be addressed TO the undersisnsa ana
azi-eoim HAMILf0N FISH, Secretary Of State.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.


HEADQrAaTERs Z. s. MARIyr CoRrs,
QUAETERMAsTER's OFFICE, ,
nniil2 O'Clock p NJ. Of TUESDAY the To- b day Of
June next Tor ,uPplying WOOD and COAL to the
i9g places during the fiscal year ending June 30,
The wood TO be merehantable Oak, and TO be de-
BSRt hin shs IN H. Of the MsEne s5Fak; s
Ger; free Of expense TO the United States.
Goal, free from dust, and to weigh as4e pounds g
the O. be inspected and deliy cred such points
bg Marine free BE
.fexPense 70 the United States; and both God and
Tequisition Of the commsndine onicer, sho%ina the
Quantities required in accordance with regulations,
PORTSMOUTH, Nh
IS cords Of Wood.
CHARLEsTOWN, MASS.
loo eords Of W God
BROOKLYN, ny.
III cords Of Wood.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
rs tons Of Goal
masters 0fhce.J 'N'
WASHINGTON, DC.
AV cords Of Wood
7seOrds Of AWS osd. MD
g. tons Of Coal.
l0U cords Of Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
LOU cords Of Wood.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
I'D tons Of Coal.
l1O cords Of Wood
tWhh the privilege Of increasing the quantity one
third - ~ f'' WV
The Wood and Coal furnished at Washington city
70 De measured, weighed, Inspected and Certified by
Abe Government Inspector appointed by the Navy
Department and the pense attending such iuspec-
lion, &c, paid by the contractor
Blank forms Of proposals can be obtained upon
HPPtca;iou at any Of the Marine posts
Pas rneuts will BE- made upon the of accounts
Guiy authenticated By the Commanding officers o. the
Posts al Nhleh the Wood or Coal has been Delivered
1he right j. reserved 20 reject all bids Considered
unreasonable.
"A guarantee, 10 be signed By two responsible per-
tons, whose responsibility must be certified 10 by
Ine United states District Judge, United States Dis
Iriet AttorDev. United States Collector must
Considered. " NV NC
10 BE indo-sed . Proposals for Fuel,r and al.
~, WILLIAM b. SLACK,
MAJOR and Qnartermaster, United States Marine
'rIpe. ap25-Iawty
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DIED.

G0RMAN. On the 9Th day Of May, ISIS, MAR
GARkT GOkMAN, wife Il the late J sme- u prnaa
Friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, the 9th instant al
y. m, from her late residence, No. o. q street
northeast. New York paper please oOpyJ
STEWARD. May "a instant, LOUISA STEW
ARD, aged 81, the lat daughter Of SOlOm On
Matthews, of Baltimore
Her funeral will take place at ,: 80 p. m from
Mrs Jedersons, Euiaw street, No. 100, Baltimore,
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TNIrED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of neri facas issued ont of the
CLERKS ONCE Of the Supreme Court q the District
Of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at pub
lc sale for casa, in front II the Court House door
Of said DiSrics, on FRIDAY; the asa day OF May,
claim and interest in and to lot No s. la square No
Also, the west half Of lot No ;, In square No.
l,e6, IN the city Of Washington, ID. o., together
With all and singular the improvements thereon,
sefsed and levied upon e. the property Of Richard
7Oel, In favor Of John w LIE Barnes
m3-dts ALEX. SHARP, u. 8, Marshal, d. O.
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NoNEN A. PALL-BEARERs.--A ceremony OF
singular interest was witnessed YESTERDAY At
the funeral ef Miss Mary Ellen Kerr. 1t the
church OF the Immaculate Conception. Sne
was member OF the church sodality, and tie
funeral Was conducted by the aides Of the
ciefv The procession. composed entirely 0f
ladies reo,oa nom the house OF the deceased
sister in east 18th street 60 the church. Slx
Young ladies a. pall-besrers bore the casket,
preceded by two ladies who carried the sociecy,s
banner. A large multitude followed the rrO-
oession into the church, where mass was Said
by Rev. Father Mcclure. At the conclusion OF
cssket 60 the door and deposited n in the
hearse, whence the remains were taken % Cal
vary cemetery.-NeV FORK Sza S0iA Wu.
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KANSAS CITY PEEPING TOM. who cot A
ladder after the ballet and Ieeped over the
scenes 20 see with his own eyes how the fairies
transformed themselves into humane again
was detected by one OF the damsels and
:. soused'' with a bucket Of dirty water Aud
then the actors and supes AMI property men.
and everybody kicked and pounded him, and
thrust him out into outer darkness, and now he
is opposed 10 the drama on moral grounds.
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND IN
ilNHPPkk9XEHR oP PRR99PER RI ON DELAWARE

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND IN
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DELAWARE
AVENUE NORTHEAST. :
-, BY virtus of decree of the Supreme Court of
ia. the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause
Brent is complainant and Charles X. Brent ct al are
defendants, the undersigned duly appointed Trustee
IN said cause, will sell a. public auction in front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of May,
a ID. 1913, at O'Clock p. the following Lots and
parts Of Lots, in Square No. 656: The north thirty
public alley, containing 1876 rs square feet, with the
our-story Brick House thereon; all of lot No. 8,
containing Is square feet, with the fourstory
Brlck House and two-story side Brick building
thereon; all Of lot No 9, containing 10, lH square
feet and part of lot To- commencing for the same
tant from the northwest corner ofsquare on street
north; running thence east Isl feet l6 TO a public
alley thence south with said alley 80 feet 89 thence
west lao feet 8 to said Delaware avenue and thence
north with said So feet 597 place Of begin
ming, containing $50 Is square feet.
The houses are well-known and need no descrip-
ton The extension Of the Capitol grounds fronts in
part ON this square, and their Improvement will
make this healthy, beautiful and convenient locality
one OF the best in the city for residence and invest
ment.
The terms of SALE prescribed by the decree are:
One third cash; and the balance i'm two equal install
ments for which the notes of the purchaser will be
taken pay able in sx and twelve months from day of
SALE with interest from date and secured to the sat-
lsfaciion 81 the Trustee. deposit of one hundred
dollars will be required for each lot at time Of SALE
III the terms OF sale not complied with within ten
cost aud risk OF purchasers. All convey ancing at
j. CARROLL BRENT. Trustee.
s2l 2tawSds IRep.l LATIMERS CLEARLY, Auct
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RY w. L. WALL q Co, Auctionesrs,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 aad 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.

PY5 eF 81 oH6 ~ ~ WpgsF
AND iy T STREETs E9RTHWEST.
at oeoes Ae Vii q. q S, May
lin front Of the premises, No. 1855 Ohio av.
enue part OF Lot No. -, Of subdivision Of Square
the surveyors ofhce, fronting Is feet on Ohio av.
enne Nth the improvements thereon, consisting Of
Terms Sl $50 Of this amount is payable in notes
Of $50 every ninety days; first note due 24th June,
cash. A deposit Of Q 100 on acceptance Of bid.
Md w. l.. WALL A co Aucfa
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EVENING STAR.


6inL FIRE fIEsD.-Jss. Wright. aweslthy
Ismsr OF Jefferson township. aud his wife,
were recently brought M before the criminal
court IN Chicago, charged with cruelty % their
daughter Kate, aged ie. They told = strange
story. medistely after the great Ore in enc
cage come unknown hand commenced 70 Are A
decent Intervals, wright's harms. out -hoa-es.
hsy-stscks, Sc, until finally $1,000 worth OF
property had been destroyed Last fan wright
detected. ss he says, has daughter Kate an the
act of setting fire 90 hts residence. The neigh
bcrs complained that he treated her badly on
that occasion, and he and Mrs. Wright were
arrested The vi first confessed % her father
that she wss the incendiary, AMI seated that q
neighesr, alleged 20 have no kind feeling Tor
wright. promised her SIC. 600 % do the work OF
destruction Brought before the Justice tho
gnl rstiy contrsdicted all she had said before,
ana denied that she vas the criminal. The
next proceeding was an indictment brought
ses,es the father and mother by the grand
Jury Tor cruel treatment OF theu daughter and
Their present appearance in court is in cop~e-
luence OF that indictment. The case A. one of
tn most singular ON record. ans ~ the siri he
guilty, a. alleged. her guilt can be accoupted
Ter only ON the suppostson that the innuepcr of
the Chicago ire unhtnged her mind. and lrected
her attention 90 the science OF srson with the
destructive results described
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AESERNcnE
ny hATIMRR & ChsARy,

Is t aa1i;snsa,. : .' cs k ks,B k... p
a~r,,,,-n'.. Ie. -. nrss Es.ste bfekers,
Star Office Buildinss.
WAY DEsIBAsIR Lot AND DWELLING
S1S fSn NJ p r. "a NJ 0S LnMIS JOHN-
last CokEr . ~ ~ I'm n - rgnI u.
ST0pTH WES Vr fts hrp ~ clhksIS
ErTTfnW HsH, foh SaLE AT PUBLIC
q. n s;r,,. a. . 49,. "a a.. So. a..
- ,h iS;, ..ss 1esree o. the supreme Court 81
Ia IN - - SoIumbsA, PASSED n cause N
Al Snrs sspon1tne oesw cen Lev - j. DAVIS et
e..Ss,p ; ane 1eerre n Davis ct al De-
.rs..' ~ III: pabas aretion, 10 trent OF shs
ssssa Eise., on AOngAl Apri 2Sth, 1873, -
sat snS m o' ortt9nA Lots numbered kAree
E.sh;n.sn. AhAy1 an Sxua,e Nv ~, IN the c:sy OF
>. NaLy desersbed ~ fs4ovs:
s,d r,n,;rs corner OF said square
straa, nne .IeuSe lp5n Along the line az uth
esss fr,y ~ an. NINE iSst teet sAeuce
800 81 set Aahe tst Inc hes, theme south
tbenea M e. e ulhe I'D lSet TO Sstreet
mimi 81 bansy so =, Iees nine 90 inc Ass to the
snrn, 3 - shh.ns, Vim nne Improvements, consist
ali lie -, DIIck Dsenng, centa ming
Csrrisg s s,.as on'eaSuees, And bfick S<Ahae and
Tia -. i; \; sn ;,,
S,;nI;,. - - On pPhs< WIN pAmp ana Seu OF me
Te,,oSs ~ 81. as >,a..r;h ~, ~ a. 49, -
N; "a ~ SAFE rs ioea 1S Tue decree: Oae-
s sin % Twelve - ana eigheeen lIsl nen.hs The
eieb, Ss, ~ ea,I nar $500 = tns rate OF
skkhs eo pei SeEt. PEI AnnAm- de aosit OF 81
wi De rean,red asn the property is bad o. Con
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DRo POsALs FOR TREsH BETF.

OFFICE A. c. g., FoRr FoorE, MAINLAND,
May lst, lG3.
sesIed Proposals, In duplicate, viii be received a,
this Ofce until m, yUxE lSs, for furui,hia e
fhe Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Dspart
nent, Q. at thts Station, during six moni n,
commenting July ], la3.
Also, separate proposals for furnishing Odscsrs
With Choice Cats during the same p~viod.
Information 20 condition, quality Of Reef. nav
nesfs, &C. can Be obtained BY application 20
JAS. E.EASfMAN,-
mlSt ff Lieut.. ID Artillery, A. q. g.
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virtue Of vris Of aeri fscas, issued out Of the
CLERK once Of The supreme court q the Districf
Of the court sosss door Of ssid Dstrict On IN URs
DAT, the 9Th day Of nsys lgs, q ~ O'Clock n,
in and 70 ss6diyision Ke, 80 10 SQUARE No. "a, IN
the city Of D. c., together with al and
levied upon = the property of Anison Nsilor, and
yin Be sotc TO satisfy execution No. $50 IN favor o:
April Is, las. sis-dts