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Religious Excitement. great religi
Gus tidal wave which periodically sweeps
over the country, generally in the Winter
season, seems to have reached an unusual
hight in this part of the country the pres
ent Winter. In Elkton continuous nightly
meetings have been held in the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches for several
weeks, which have been the centres of
much interest. The Presbyterian congre-
CATION closed their series of services on
Friday evening last, but the exercises are
continued nightly in the Methodist church,
with large attendance and undated excite
ment.
Tomorrow a series of services will COM
signed to continue eight days, entitled 10y
the Pastor, Mission, a very proper name
it strikes us. 1t will be seen by the pro-
gramme of services published in The Wing,
that the church will be kept open all day
during the Mission, with an attending
minister to confer on religious subjects at
any and all hours that persons may choose
to call. This waking up effort on the part
of the Episcopal church, will be something
new to our people coming from that quar-
ter, and is commendabe as evidence of a
spirit in unison with the temper of the
times, and excitable life of the period.
"Revivals :" are, however, familiar to
every one, and we doubt not that there is
no one that does not regret the subsequent
meagre good results which, in the ajority
of instances, are reaped, where promise OF
abundance is SO great.
There is no possible criterion to Judge
spiritual things by, except that given in
the scriptures; which is the tree shall be
known by it's fruit. There are a great
number of trees and plants in the veget
| able kingdom which excite admiration by
the beauty of their blossoms from which
no useful fruit is expected; and there are
others which put forth in the Spring and
give promise of abundant fruit in Au
tumn, which are neglected by the husband
man and attacked by curculio and other
destructive insects, and the fruit withers
and falls, and in the Autumn the tree pre-
sents, in place of luscious fruit, empty
bows.
Man is reckoned as fruit bearer in the
moral or spiritual kingdom, and when he
expands under the quickening influences
of revival season, with the flowers OF
promise, much fruit is expected of him in
life beautifully spent, in the future, with
richer than golden harvest in Autumn
but after the revival season has passed the
tender blossoms of promise are neglected
by the husbandmen, and his old enemy Of
habit and evil association, attack him like
the curculo does the neglected plum tree,
and nothing but barren branches are pre-
sented to a world which would rather
praise than scott, if it found anything
really worthy of praise and commentator
These periodic revivals are useful and
timely as Spring culture in the vineyard,
but in both fields of labor, if what is
planted with great toll, giving much pro-
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Nen Castle 4. Frenchtorn::
From Passengers, $26, 1893 70
" Freight, 1925 81
/" Mails, LOIS 81
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Total earnings of both roads, So, GAG, 242 IS
Add gain from Del. II. r., 1,404 %
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$l.043, S31 00
Dividends tosre paid as tollovs!
No SO, due January 8, 1874,
per cent, $500, $40 90
No. "a, due July /, 1874, per
cent, $500, 90 90
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tB Go into a store in Cecil county on
a wash day and sit one hour, and You will
hear enough calls for more of MooRE's
Wilmington City Soap" to make you
dream at night, you are making soap in s
tin pan with tea spoon for ladle. Try
1t. 2
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$2,947,646 90
Expenditures r., ". i r. r. r. Co:
Operating expenses, including
State and local taxes, 81, 730, orb rs
". {. j. +, r. T.:
Operating expenses, SAG, 932 81
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Deduct for interest, ground
rents, &c in excess of in
terest received,
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Any Kind Of Sewing Machine Needles
sent by mail. Is cents per dozen or 40
cents for ahalf dozen. Money must ac-
company the order, and no less than ahalf
dozen sent by mail. Beware of bogus
needles; they can be bought for half price.
Everything we sell in the machine trade is
warranted. JOHN WILKINSON,
Agent. Elkton Nd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANY
Ayers
Hair Vgor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy and
etfectual or
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores .aded
or gray hair
to its original
color. 1cith the
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ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM
AND TRACT OF LAND

in Ssssacras Mask, IN Cecil comfy on the public no
leading INTO Yeaacy's Neck. belonging the said Ev
L. wis, aud now in the occupancy OF Richard ID. Ak
This tract Of land adjoins lands of William Knight q
James W. Veaz,y. aud contains
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NITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Proposals will be received at the Contract
Once of this Department until O'Clock p. N. Of
May 81, 1875 ito be decided by the 10th OF June,)
July l, 1876, to June 30, 1875, on the following
routes in the State Of Maryland, and by the
schedule Of departures and arrivals herein specl-
ned, viz:
37o2 From woodstock to Granite, IN. o.,l *
miles and back. once 3 week.
Leave Woodstock Saturday at II m;
Arrive at Granite by 1920 ?. m;
Leave Granite Saturday at p. m:
Arrive at Woodstock By $50 p. m.
Bond required with bid, 800.
37O3 From Airey's to BucktoWn, 81 miles and
back, twice week.
Arrive at BucktOwn by $50 D. m;
Leave BucktoWn Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Airey's by $50 p m.
Bond required with bid, 500.
87O4 From GuIIford, by Savage, to Annapolis
Junction, miles and back, six times
Leave GullfOrd daily,i except Sunday, at
Arrive al Annapolis Junction by 1850 p. m;
Leave Annapolis Junction daily, except
Sunday, at p. m;
Arrive ct Guilford by $50 p. N.
Bond required with bic, 500.
For laws relating to the postal service, forms
lions and conditions TO be embraced IN the con-
tract see advertisement Of this date in pamphlet
form, to be found at the termni Of each route, or
By addressing the Second Assistant Postmaster
BIDS should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
shTGbed small Proposals, State of Maryland
ter General, washington, y. e..
apleFeW Postmaster General.
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DROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
L RIVERS AND HARBORS.

PORTLAND, NE, April g. 1875.
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until 10
O'Clock a. m. on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of
May next, for improving the following named
rivers and harbOrs, viz:
!. MAcHIAs River, ME.-For about IS, 900 cubic
yards Of dredging.
2 PENoBsCor RIVER, ME.-For about 1900
cubic yards of dredging.
8. CAMDEN HARBoR, MR-Eor about 30, 900
cubic yards Of dredging.
4. RENNEBEC RIVER, ME-For the removal Of
l,TT5 cubic yards of ledge in ''the Nsrrows."
S. RIcHMoND's ISLAND, ME.-FOr furnishing
water.
8. CocHEco RIVER, N H.-For about 4s4 cubic
yards Of ledge excavation, and about 900 cubic
yards Of dredging
!. mERRINAc RIVER, MAss.-Eor about $500
cubic yards Of dredging.
8. BosToN HARBoR, MAss.-For 10000 cubic
yards Of dredging. and for completing the re-
moYal Of Kelley's Rock.
cubic yards Of dredging, and the removal OF about
100 cubic yards OF sunken ledge.
To- PLYMOUTH HARBoR, MAsS.-EOr about 25-
900 cubic yards Of dredging.
Persons desiring to make proposals FOR any OF
the above works are requested to apply to the
undersigned ct his once, No. IL Clapp's Block,
Congress street, Portland, Me-, or No. 26 Pember-
ton square, Boston, Mass, for specifications and
further Information concerning the same.
Proposals must be made separately for each
posal to be in duplicate, on printed forms, which
will be furnished on application at this once,
and to be accompanied by the requisite guarantee;
and when transmitted must be so lndorsed as to
indicate, before being opened, the particular
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which, In his opinion, are not Reasonable:
also the bid Of any person who, in his belief, viii
mot faithfully and promptly fECr TH s5S con-
soi2st Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers.
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DY THOMAS BOWLING,
ID AuctIoneer and Real Estate Broker,
CSuccessor to LAtimer q CleSry,)
Southwest corner Penn. ave. aRd Eleventh street.
EXECUTORS sA HE q Eat. TIE EFFECTS OF
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE,
MSRsEs ne oaR hhkG wGe6SSss,r
HARNESS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
LATE FL R ESD Etto4CE Eb 81 HfS
NEAR ,aLENM00p GRMETERY.I ABOUT
TU EMS Ya5s EhSH E EPr gLFT 81 at 1880
o'clock, at the sdence of the late Chief Justice
shall sell The entire effects contained therein,
Elegant Parlor Furniture, upholstered in rep and
An Armchair, presented to Chief Justice Chase
e sas paise a ssisis S sisnsss
Elegantly upholstered Lounges and Easy Chairs,
inaid and Marble-top Tables,
Paintings and Engravings,
Elegant Clocks and Ensments,
Superior Walnut and N Mahogany Marble-top Cham
Oak and Cottage Chamber Suites,
Superior Feather Pillows and Bolsters,
Bed Beadng Of every deiseEP1GRn c,rnct.
Stair Carpets and UilcIoths,
Superior Walnut Dining room Furniture,
Elegant China and Glassware,
Plated Ware and Cutlery,
Stoves, KItch n utensils, &c.
O'Clock, at the same place shall .eu the Horses,
Carriage, WAGONS, Moving Machines and every
thing relating to farming implements, comprising
For convenience Of parties desiring to attend the
tionCer, (iEte Lafimer Cltary Star office build
ing, Eleventh street and PenRsylv ania avenue, a.
The superb Library belonging to the late Chief
Justice viii be removed to the rooms OF the Auc-
tioneer for convenience ofslle' See future adTer-
Terms cash. HENRY p SH SSoK H6T Effsgsor
ap2I-d tStarl AuctinnAsr.
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u
ID, Corner Ninth and D streets northwest.
ROCK ENoN SPRINGS AT AUCTION,
sSEPSs Hin; a. s5s g. streets q ie oclOct
RoGK ENON SYRINGE,
late CApper Springs, situated in Frederick county,
NirEinia, about ls miles west Of Winchester, Va,
FERNS: DC sish q So 1 n one me- year and bal
ance in two and three years, with Interest secured
by deed of trust on nj B SGESRes2itSEs BROS,
RY ". L. WALL q co., AUctiOneers,
- - (NeW Marble BuiidiRg,D = =
Nos 900 and 800 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth
street.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE OF ALL
THE 5GR9CEkJEs AND FIXTURES IN TIE
NINTH AND STREETS SoRTHWEsT.
of me Re 81 SS ono. E az S Of ssl 1s 9S s
District OF Colombia, and to me directed, will
day Of April s5 At 10 Clock !. M Al store s cor
ing goods and chattels to wit:
Lot G a@s n B Rsss and ND Japan Teas
I2IaFge show Tea Caddies, lot Spite CaddIes
Lot Spikes, lot cEnSed Fruits and Vegetables
Lot olive on, Bl Carb, Sofa, Ginger
Lot Jeiiy anj aoney. M Th"coIaTe Bona onuS
Lot starch, sacks and bags Of Salt, lot kets
Lot Essence OF Lemon, Vanilla, Rose and Pep
Lot PSeFiea. lot Mackerel
Lot SardInes, Scrub and Shoe Brushes
Lot Feather Busters. cloth s'iueS, lot Mats
Lot Candy and cigars, Cheese, &C., &C.,
2 sets Brass CounI eT Scales
2hne plated Showcases
set Platform Scales
Counters and Shelving, Stove and Pipe
l Fire proof Safe, Combination Lock, nearly
new:
Seized and levied upon as the goods and chRttels
of John R. ErgOOd. and viii be sold to satisfy exc
cutions No. X OS6 in favor of J. q. ErgOod Co.,
and No, iS SIS in favor of Taussig HAmmerschlaR.
ALEX. SHARPE,
United States Marshal d. C..
Ap16-et WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auct'rs.
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AUCTION SALES.
-0-CS0(S-S ~S0O-S-s-S~y~1r -%rON-
Future Days.
by THOMAs DOWLIaG,
Valuable RAILR0AD PE0PEKTT

Pursuant to decree OF the Circnit Court Of the
Dnltfsd stltfs for the Western district OF North
in ProeeC ding then and there p.ndlnE In equity
20 foreclose mortEsGe mentIoned in The plea lin 3
srI, pIIintifs, against the western Sorth OIrofna
RRS ngIS Company, SE. HD:,l Tod R Caldwell,
charlotte, John Rutherfnrs, Hiram Kelley, Taos.
g. GreeRlte; James Greenlee. Mary Carson, A: II.
and others. defendants, the undo rsigned, commits
9m @ 9 te s court a. sHe sad April
the City Of salisbury the I'd day Of June, 11S at
ohISes road, road Oeds rolling stock and property
brewery ki1d, nature and description; belonEing TO
Company, mentioned and described in the said
The purchaser or purchasers will be required to
pay to tht commissioners $40 0OO in cash on the day
Of sale, and will be given credit fos the balance OF
July @ the Pst qne dSg OF a Ia edn ray
Greensboro, n. c., next ensuing after the day Of
Those who purchase at said sale provided they be
holdeTs OF the bonds secured by the mortgage men-
OF 56e S money except as to the said sum
equal amount OF said bonds. an
The said cOnmissiOners are authorized, as soon as
immediate possession Of the said railroad, its ps5p-
eEty and eneets OF every kind and description; and
road any of its property are comm Gnded to sur
iencer the same TO the purchasers upon the pre-
This road, when Its connections snail he COM
pleted, will form one Of the most important thor
hundred and fOrty-two miles, of which one hum
dred and fifteen miles is complete; that is from
Salisbury to Old Fort. in Mcdowell county, at the
eastern baSe Of the Blue Ridge; and the greater
part Of the remainder Of the road is graded, or
nearly so.
There has already been expended upon this road
about 81 O0O 900. II l. SOLD to s1tsfy debt of
about Il, $4,000, which constitutes the FIRST lien
uEon the property. The commissioners believe
that the tiff of the purchaser will be good.
For airy further inform ttion, address
b. s. GATHER,
MorEanton, N. c.
MARCUS ERWIN,
Asheville, ". c.
THOMAS RUFFIN,
HillsbOro', N. c..
ap22-ThSw Greensboro, n. @.
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PROPOSALS
DRoPosALs 7FIoR- INpIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, :
March . 1875.
Sealed proposals. indorsed proposals for In
dian Goods, Glass No. - Il, 2 or 8, as the case
may BEL will be received at No. 50 White street.
New York until Il O'Clock N. on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of April 1875 for furnishing, in the
quantities therein given, any or all Of the ar
ucles named in the following list:
The above place will be open for business on
and after April 10, 1875.
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the
Board Of Indian Commissioners and . com mittee
to be designated by the Secretary Of the Interior,
and read publicly In the following order:
GLASS No. at Il O'Clock N.
Glass No. 2 at O'Clock p. N.
Glass No. at l:30 O'Clock D. N.
All the goods, excepting the Blankets. will be
REQUIRED 70 be delivered In New York, Phlladel-
phia Chicago, St. Louis or st. Paul, by the 18th
day Of May next, each bidder to specify place Of
delivery.
The Blankets are to be delivered at any of the
places above named during the month Of June.
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AUCTION SALES.
NO-oO~U0O~-~O-O-OrOSOo- [OpCo-~Oo-oOo-oOc-nO~
@ Future Days.


by THOMAS BOWLING, --sf
IL AuetiObeer and Real Estate Broker,
tsuceess9L 70 Laiimer z CIsaEy.l 49,,
EXECUTORS SALE OF OVER ONE HUNDRED
n SfT5 OF F FhE
S EiTfr AN hsfE0yER h Az HSIarRoMXbEp, BIZ
On IGEsbEY AFTERNOON. April q, 1875, at I
No; z in SQUARE No: situated near the corner or
And Il o'ciocf. same dsy. Lo Nos. 10 and II.
in square No. 100, the east eide Of Twenty-nrst
street, between + and STREETS northwest, i'm
Immediately after half Of lot 20 aud all OF Lots p
IN s S the isgth sds Of
gether with the Improvements.
front Of the premises, psft Of lot s In square IL
situated on Inc north side q street, 5eLween
SS sss do s
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets northwest.
ALSO,
On THURSDAY, April %, At 4 O'Clock. in front
the south side Of Massachusetts, avenue, between
Is in Hne Il he sf IN
tie city, and should demand the attention OF CAPT
and at 4:0 O'Clock same day, in front of the
tSs Of Tn s sa.S s Hnd
streets northwest, impE0xed by comfortable swo-
story mouse, DelnK no. IZlb.
ALSO,
On FRIDAY, April 30, 1915, on the premises, at 4
%est d Lot nj = IN square s. situated on the
New 1orS avenue northwest, Improved by two
And at f:so O'Clock same day. Lot No l, in square
S26 on the northwest corner Of Third and streets
nSw occupied as awOEd yard and in
very E1i9S6le property.
situated on the west side OF Third street, between
ana Il s u - A.,
square 567. on lhe we st side OF New Jersey avenue
near q street northwest, improved by frame
dwel!iog.
On SATURDAY, May l, at O'Clock, Lot Nc. I,
ner OF Twelfth and G streets southeast, together
with the imp OYcments.
square lOlS. situated on the cerner OF Thirteenth
IOI7, between twelfth and Thirteenth and streets
and South Carolina avenue southeast.
No L In square io6o on the east side Of Fourteenth
street, between street and South Carolina ave-
@ after Lot FS il Io5
and Georgia avenue southeast.
ALSO,
On MONDAY, May ,, at O'clo; x, on the prem
ises, Lot IL, in square 2J9. the south side OF
Maryland avenue. between Thirteenth ami Four
teenth streets, improved by large tWO-stOry
immediateiy after, Lot Is, same square, on west
frame dwelling.
Immediately after, Lot 8, same square, on ca It
side of hiI teenth street, same square, improved
by two-story brick house.
Terms: One quarter cash. the residue in four
equal payments, at six, twelve, eighteen aud
twenty four months, with notes bearing Interest.
and secured by deeds of trust the property sold
Conve! ancing at the cost OF purchasers. Deposits
will be required on each piece of property when
sold.
erty, consisting of wharf property, warehou 5es
ana business property, residences and vacant lots
will be sold. See future advertisement.
y. W. PICKRELL,
ESAU PlCkRELL, , Executors.
A. H. PICkRELL.9
Ap2c-td THOS. BOWLING, Anct.
NV nUETA NSnN RRnS
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Class No. 2.

JIQSS NO. =.
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
2 500 Sack Coats, assorted sizes, for men.
2, 500 Pants, assorted sizes, for men.
800 Vests, assorted sizes, for men.
500 Loose Sack OVercoats, large size.
800 Suits Jacket and psnts), for boys i've to
ten years of age.
100 Vests for boys five to ten years Of age.
1900 Mems Wool Hats, assorted sizes and col
ors.
200 Boys Wool Hats, assorted sizes and col.
oTs.
900 Heavy Cashmere Caps.
1,5OO pairs Mems Shoes, good quality, assorted
sizes.
1000 pairs WOmeu's Shoes, good quality, as
sorted sizes.
800 pairs Boys Shoes, good quality, Nos. S
and6.
$50 pairs Misses ShOes, good quality, assorted
sizes.
500 pairs Chfldren's Shoes, good quality, as
sorted SIZES
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Class No. l.
BLANKETS AND DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS AND DRY GOODS.
measure oOKT2 inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
1880 pairs az point white Mackinae Blankets,
to measure 54xSS inches, and weigh six
800 pairs 2point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 42x56 inches, and weigh i've and
one quarter pounds.
500 pairs II -point white MackInae Blankets,
to measure 3oX50 inches, and weigh four
and one quarter pounds;
800 pairs 81 point scarlet MackinAc Blankets,
to measure oOx72 inches, and weigh eight
pounds
2,4sO pairs 2lz-point scarlet Macklnac Blankets
TO measure 54x66 inches, and weigh six
pounds.
500 pairs 2-point scarlet Mackin1c Blankets, to
measure 42x5S inches, and weigh i've and
one quarter ounces.
1000 pairs 3-point indigo blue Mackinac Blank
cts, TO measure 6Ox72 inches, and weigh
$500 pairs 25point indigo-blue Mackinac
Blankets, TO measure 54xo5 inches, and
weigh six pounds.
cts, to measure E2x56 inches, and weigh
i've and one quarter pounds.
2,2OO pairs s. point green MackInac Blankets, to
measure 6OxT2 inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
1,5OO pairs 81. point green MackinAc Blankets
to measure 54xSS inches, and weigh six
pounds.
500 pairs 2point green Mackinac Blankets. to
measure 42x56 inches, and weigh i've
1900 yards Saved List Blue Cloth.
1900 yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth.
5000 81 Wooden ShaWls
5000 pounds Linen Thread standard make, Nos
80, IS and 10; two thirds dark blue, one
third Witty brown.
800 dozen spools Cotton, standard make, 200
yards, 3cord and e-cord.
240, 900 yards Calico, standard prints.
$1,000 yards indigO-blue Drilling.
IS, 1000 yards good Bed Ticking.
$50, 1000 yards Brown Sheeting. a. standard.
III, yards standard Duck, s-ounce.
10000 yards Plaid Lindsey.
5000 yards Blue Flannel, tWilled.
1900 yards Red Flannel, tWilled.
5000 yards Kentucky Jeans.
1900 yards Satinet.
500 yards Colored Drilling for dress lning).
1000 yards Bleached Sheeting flor shrOuds).
5000 yards Blue Denims.
1900 yards Hickory Shifting.
800 dozen Cotton Handkerchieis.
700 dozen Mems Wool Socks.
600 dozen WOmen's Wool Hose.
500 dozen Children's Wool Hose.
10 dozen Wooden Scarls.
5000 Red Flannel Shirts.
5000 Gray Flannel Shirts.
10000 Hickory Shirts.
$500 Calico Shirts.
1000 pounds Gilling Irvine, 2 and 3-cord, equal
quantities. Nos. so, IS and 40
500 pounds Cotton Maitre, for Seines.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE A. @. s., Fort FoorE, MD,

OFFICE A. Q. s., Fort FooTE, ND,
April II, 1915.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, Will be received
at this oce until Il O'Clock, m, May Il 1875, for
furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the Sub
sistence Department, u. s. Army, at this station,
during the fiscal year commencing July /, 1875.
Also, separate proposals for furnishing officers
with choice cuts for the same period.
Bidders will state in their bids that they under
stand their proposals may be accepted for supply
ing Fresh Beef for issue, or choice cuts Of Beef
for sale to officers, separately, the one without
the other.
Information as to conditions, quality Of Beef,
payments &C., can be obtained by application to
T. I. THORNBURGH,
apI2et Lieut.. I'd Art, A. q. s.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of eri fscias Issue out OF the
Clerk Office or the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia and to directed, will sell at puo-
OF said District, on FRIDAY, the It'll day OF May,
1876, at Y ociock IN the following property Of
Adams subdivision of square No. 800, beginning
at the northwest corner OF said lot, running thence
south p feet inches, thence east s. feet, thence
north % feet inches, thence west So feet TO the
place of beginning. together with all singular
the Improvements thereon; seized and levied upon
as the property of Archie Ellis, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. 10 3l7 I'm favor OF Thomas
BanDagan. ALEX. SHARP,
apIB-d&ds United States Marshal u. c.