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THE SCANDAL SUIT.

LOADER FINDS A BoNDsMAN AND A DIsAPPoINT-
MENT.
Joseph Louder, the uphostcrer, who held in JAIL
being indicted by the Grand Jury for libclng the Rev
Henry Ward Beechcr, and who for some time expert
encod great difficulty in procuring ball. has Mt last
ceedcd in finding bondsman. Yesterday Mr.. Hartman,
counsel for Loader called NJ the Office of District Attor
ney Brton in company with Mr.. Conrad Vorbach, the
latter gentleman being DESTROYS OF entering into
bonds to elect the release Of Loader Tho As
sistant District Attorney, Mr.. Smell, received
the parties and examined Mr. Vorbach who is retired
merchant worth $4,000. Effort was then made TO find
judge To accept the bail Unfortunately there not
n Judge in the city at the time that counsel and
bondsuan unable TO carry out their purpose The
bail will doubtless he accepted to-day and Loader will
be released from Jail until his trial. which will be called
about the middle of September in the Court Of Sessions
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TONIBs POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Duffy.

Before Justice Duffy.
OBSCENE PICTURES.
On complaint of Anthony Comstock, Edward Story,
of Grand street and the Bowcry, Sras Hicks Of No.
116 Bowery, Morris Basse, Of No. 437% Broadway, l.
Koehler of No. 100 Chatham street. Edward Murray
and William Creighton held to answer for exhibit
ing obscene prints and publications All the prisoners,
except the last named two, subsequently gave bail and
released.
ONLY A LARK.
Yesterday afternoon James Sheridan, hack driver,
left his coach to sake his thirst at liquor store in tho
Bowery. While he was away young woman named
Mary Black ONO II Mott street. jumped the drivers
scat and four of her companions entered the coach
Miss Black then took the iehu's whip and, switching
up the horses, drove rapidly away She had not gone
far when she arrested II appeared when she was
arraigncd before Justice Duffy that she acquainted
with Sheridan and had merely been having little fun.
She was discharged with reprmand.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
Captain Allaire, of the Fourteenth precinct made
raid Monday night upon low den kept at No. 4S
Crosby street. and arrested Ellen Ellis the keeper and
five female inmates Ellen was held for examination
and the others the Island for three months
Two of the latter-Annie Long and Ellen Smiths
saulted the officers they we're being taken down
stairs and roundly cursed the Court For this they had
three months added to their sentences
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge West
brook-Nos. 34, A. As 80 81, so, 103 125 127, 1875,
14 1863 1853 III 1884, 1875, 1856 191, l93 1896 200 POI,
207 POS, 210, I'll 2l2,2l3, ola
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-Hcld by Recorder
Hackett.-Thc People Michael Egnn and George
Walsh, robbery; Same Patrick Whaen, Edward
Grady and Thomas Whelan, robbery; Same vs. Charles
Edwards, felonious assault and battery; Same
Thomas Brady, John Arnold and Robert Harris bur
glary; Same Michael Kian burglary; Same vs.. Pat
rick Punch Samuel MoOrhcad Michael Miller and Robert
Muller, burglary Same Michael Tully and John COT
fec burgary Same Charles II. Ill., grand larceny;
Same william Warning grand larceny; Same VS.. John
Reynolds, grand larceny; Same William L. Good
grand larceny; Same John Norman, grand larceny;
Same William Cohen and Abram Schwarzwald,
grand larceny; Same Caroline Bauer grand larceny
Same VS.. Karl Herman, grand larceny; Same Her
bert y. Lathrop grand larceny; Same Frank
Reniarth, grand larceny; Same Charles Werner,
grand larceny; Same John Mccarthy, grand larceny
Same VS.. John Mccarthy and Andrew Miller, forgery
Same VS. John Greer receiving stolen goods; Same
George Parkins, dsorderly house
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
LARCENY OF A COZ

LARCENY OF A COAT.
On the 9th of august Thomas Conavan entered the
premises of Sheldon Harding, No 1877 Second avenue
and stole dress coat valued at $50 He was arrested
Monday night Charles Gotlicb yesterday identified
Conavan the same person whom he had seen leaving
the house No 49, Second avenue the 9th of August
with the coat in ucstion Judge Smith held the pris.
onor in 81 1000 b 10 answer
RoDDING Ills UNCLE,
Sunday night last Mr. Morris Warmers house was
broken into and about 5000 worth Of silk and popln
dresses belonging to his family were carried away
From the description given to the police Of n Young
man who seen leaving the house with n bundle the
evening the property was stolen, Julius Rosenberg
a nephew Of Mr. Morris Warner, arrested He was
Smith.
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DIsoRDERLY HOUSE,
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandel.
A TROUBLESOME NEPHEW.

A TROUBLESOME NEPHEW.
Mason K. McElroy, aged nineteen years, charged
by Mr.. Augustus Raymond with obtaining suit of
clothes on forged order About week ago McElroy
came into store Fulton street and presented an
for suit of clothes purporting he signed by
Robert F. Lee Of East Fifty-third valued
at S35 selected by McElroy and il delivered to
him. When the bill with the accompanying order was
presented to Mr.. Lee, who is McElroys uncle and
guardian he declared the order forgery. 1t is stated
that this young has obtained about 800 in money
similar orders which he has presented to a number
of business friends of his uncle, McElroy, who
arrested yesterday morning in restaurant in Fourth
avenue was held to answer at the General Sessions in
$1,000 bail.
CAR PICKPoCKET IDENTIFIED.
About five o'clock p NJ, July 30, Messrs. Heyman
and William vogcl of Nos and 10 White street. were
riding Grand and Cortandt street tho
corner Of Beach and Canal Streets when they noticed
that diamond pin, valued at $3.50, which William wore
in his shirt front missing. At the time they
saw man who had iostled one of them rudey on the
platform and prevented his entrance into the car sud
denly Jump or Mr. Vogcl called at the Central Office
and gave description of this Late
Monday some officers of the Central ONCE
rested a number Of car pickpockcts named
John McHenry Murphy, Frank Richards, Timothy
Regain and James Mcclure, alias Tim Oates, suspi
con They were all arraigned before Judge Wandell
yesterday morning. Mcclure, alias Oates, identi
fed by william vogcl the man who had pushed
against him violently the afternoon he lost his pin
and he rcmandcd to the Central OGce for further
examination The rest of the prisoners dis
charged
ASLEEP ON A SToOP.
Officer Thomas Burleigh of the Ninth precinct about
three O'Clock yesterday morning arrested young man
named James O'Bren, whom he detected in the act Of
stealing a gold chain from Johannes Kowenhover Of
Gravescnd, Long Island while asleep on stoop
OBricn pleaded guilty, and was held to answer 81 900
bail
ROBBED by HER SERVANT.
Lottie Madison, OF No. 1873 East Thirteenth street.
preferred charge against Lawrence Kane, who had
been in her employment for some time past of stealing
four 500 bills from bureau drawer in her room
Kane was arrested and $262 Of the stolen money was
founA in his possession. Judge Wandoll held him to
answer in 81, 900 bail
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,FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kasmirc.
sw1NDLTNG TIE Dnuac

swINDLING THE DRUGGISTS.
young man, John Becker, druggists clerk, resld
ing at No 1i5 East Forticth street, was held for
trial on O charge of forgery and swindling
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DoARD-GooD COUNTRY BOARD WITHIN THREE
ID hours New York by rail, large farm, / miles from
Sound; eggs, milk. &c riding Free - per week;
children and servants, 81 Address Mitchell TERRY,
success Post Office, Suffolk county, L. l.
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BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE.-SOME PLEASANT
ID Rooms; also Cottage House Inquire at 25o West
Forty nflh street.
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DoARD-NEAR GREAT SOUTH BAY BATHING,
ID boating and 1shing 81 and 81 per week. Mrs JOHN
WILSON. Snyvillc, l.. '.
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COUNTRY BOARD-CORNWALG. on lIUDSON.-BES1
~ accommodations; spcdid views shade fruit, croquet,
bontng bathing, hins 10 minutes from landing; So Sl0
Mrs uAKRIEr LEE. Stnrm King IInnse.
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HOTELS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN FIND GOO1
n accommodations at large farm house, mountain airj
airy rooms; malaria mosTuitoes liberal aud
table Address box IT'S Post Office Katonah, weschester
v
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NOU NTRY BOARD--IN THE BEAUTIFUL RAMAPO
~ valley fishing boating. bathing; house situated
compton Lake which three miles long; fever and ague
A. VAN IfOUrEN. Oakland, Bergen county \. j.
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pLAINFIEIp, n FIRST CLASS BOARD WANTED
gentleman and wife, and and mother send
fun particulars to A. E., Orange \. ].
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BOARD wANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS, IN soMH
ID quiet place New York; bathing and fishing
required Address T., 1913 Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT BAY RIDGE IN PRIVATE
~ MISUNDERSTANDING. fishing, bathing; secondary
reference agrecahc of carriage house Gvo full ad
dress 60 GRTSWOLD, Herald Brooklyn Branch office.
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DOARD-ATA FARM HOUSE on TIE CATSKILLs
ID so per week. Address AUSTIN b. HITCHCOCK
Hcnsonvlc lirrcnc county y. Y.
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OR TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS, FRONT AND BACK
J. third floor, 10 East Twenty eighth street Fifth
avenue Board IL desircd small pleasant family satsfac
tory agreeable party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-23
This EVENING.

TH0MAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Lstfmer Clsary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvana avenue aud 18th OF.
ASSIGNEES' SALE BY CATALOGUE or A
SUPERIoR COLLECTION OF OIL PAINT
ARTISTS.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
1NGs, December 30 and %, ISIS, commencing
at 80 CLOCK, at my sslesroOm, etar off &c build.
Ing and 10y direction OF the assignee, shall sell
nee collection OF European and American Oil
public.
N. B.-The PAINTINGS are now on exhibition and
Catalogues ready foi distribution.
This is fair collection, and bargains may be er-
pected Is the assignees have directed US to sell
without regard TO cost value. Lovers of the fine
arts should give this sale their attention.
Terms cash. TH0S. BOWLING,
d, ca q AuctioDeer
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l. PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 364
SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF Il
sTBE!Ta ,BETWhEN 9TH AND 10TH

- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity
public auction, In front of the premises, on MON
DAY, the 2Ith day Of December, 1875, At o'clock
p m, the following real estate, situate the city
Of Washington, d. O., known and described as Lot
"a and the west rs loo feet Of Lot s. in L. 8. Chap
mans subdivision Of square 364, fronting n rs 100
feet on the south side of street. between 9Th aud
10th streets northwest, By depth Of 100 feet, IN
The terms OF sale are: One-third the purchase
money cash in hand, and the balance at g and II
months to be secured BY deed Of trust and to draw
per cent interest, or all cash, ct the option of the
EDWARD o. iNGERsoLL, Trustees.
decl5-td THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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OFFICE OF TIE Cor LEcToR OF TAXES FOR rHrl
DiSTHICT OF COLUMBIA,
COtHrF5IG BViidtHg, HaShlHgfOa, DEE Is, 1878 4
Whereas, in obedience to the requirements OF the
act Of the Third Legislative Assembly, approved
June Is, laS, entitled An act to enforce and pro
vide for the collection Of s that may be in
rears In the District Of Columbia on or After niv
nrsti' eighteen hundred and seventy three. and
authorizing the Governor to anticipate the
rom the same the Collector of Taxes of the said
District did issue certain certificates, a. proyided
Tor IN section two Of said act, for the amount due
and unpaid Tor taxes real estate in the
said District levied BY the several ACTS ~ fhs II
isuye Assembly Of said District, Approved resnec-
lively August Is, l7l, and June 10, 1871, ufor the
SUPPORT OF the government of the District of Column
Dla ana Tor other purposes for the fiscal ear and
Ing June 10, ll2, and June 30, 1873, aud fucludIng
The amount OF penalties and costs Incurred: and
the owners OF certain of said certificates
nsNe Zen anoeo IN writing oy Endorsement thereon,
after the en- pration one year the date there,
o. mat the Collector shall enforce the payment OF
the liens, and have hled the said certifcafes hear
ing the required ENDORSEMENT, IN this office; there
I0rs gre public noftce 10 tChoq may concern that
the following real estate within the District Of Co
Iumbia being pieces OF property against which said
certificates have been issued, and for the enforca
ment OF the payment Of which the demand for the
sale OF said property has been made will be sold AT
pubic auction for cash, To the highest BIDDER uuder
and IN accordance with the provisions Of the act
nrt above mentioned: (aeproysd June Is, IS3.I ON
mONpA1, January 3, lo76. at Columbia Building,
northwest. to tatisy said liens and the expenses At
tending the gale thereof
Sale 70 commence at ~ O'Clock M and To CON-
tRue hom day TO day till completed.
JOHN r. COOK.
Collector Of TGzsS for fis District of Columbia
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
BETWEEM 2lsI AND 32D STRRET5

In pursuance Of Q decree Of the Supreme
ana u ssRn tom
:s ff;yisss WI
+: {;
No. II. in the Oily OF &sshinston, D. e., frontins
twenty seyentNl feet and one and three quarter
ard running back one hundred and twenty six
2S ieet and four II inches to an alley The ina
with STORY back building, being No. 2l0s on
Subdivision Lot 8, in same square, No "A, 'front.'
ing twenty three I'D feet and six Is, inches said
improvements consist Of three story brick house.
ssd sn2 ths kS d on
s, part OF Lot 10. G In sPaa.e No 81 in said city
"a 81. sss 70 and a6
alley: The improyements consist Of twostory
fronting nineteen lsJ feet and one and one half Is
TO
consist of three. story brick house, No. 2I12, on
No fronting ans feet and sp Hns and ons
VA q # n the P.ses with .s
Of the ohce OF NJ. r. Morris, Esq, at any time pre-
viOus thereto.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed By the decree
are: One-third OF the purchase money in cash; of
which deposit Of Slo on each piece Of property
instruments in one and two years. for which the pur
chaser will be required to give his promis.ory notes
of trust upon the premises or the purchaser at bis
complied with within ten days after the sale. other
the 20
De at the cost Of t %R RIIrnis1 Z: oox,J
b. T. MERRICK, Trustees.
n. 7. NORRIS,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
declS-s, &tu tn ,s,1W
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TOMORROW.
DY Il, j. SWEET.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE + Asst SIDE OF 81 SIRE ct,
BETWEEN AND Q STREETS N 0RTHW Est.
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated December
LIST, A: ID. 1874, duly recorded in Liber No. 40,
folio 81, Of the land records for the District
Of and at the request of the party secured
thereby will SELL at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on FRIDAY, December nth, l575, at
O'Clock p. m, the following described real estate
situate in the city of sshington, D. c. to VITAL
Of lot numbered eleven IN in resery alton numbered
eleven (ul according to the ground plat plan Of
said city, fronting Is feet Sd street west by A
depth of $50 feet TO a 35-foot alley.
Terms: One-l bird cash; balance In 8, II and IS
months, with interest at 10 per cent; per annum,
pay able semi annually, secured by q deed Of trust
the property Sold all cash at the option of the
purchaser deposit Of 100 will be required of the
purchaser at time of SALE All convey ancinR at pur-
chasers cost II terms of sale not complied with
in days, the Trustees the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after five day Is advertisement,
JOIN SAN HiTz, D. "AsNhs' Trustees.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, December Gath. 1875, same hour and
place. BRAIEARD III. WARMER, Trrs,ass
JOHN HITZ, trustees.
dacl8-eoS
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THIS ID 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subserf.
i bers have Obtained fron the Supreme Court Of
iesters Of sSninifrasos On the psrsonsi sst1te Oh
AUGUsfUE B. eTOUoHTON, late Of Districs q
sSainss the ssid decsased Arc hereby warned 20
exhibit he ssns, With the youchsr thsfe9f . TIE
next; they may otherwise b. Law be excludsd hon
III bepsf Of TIE saad estate Given under oar hAnds
~ 9th DAY Of December, 1873
80 =. 4 q b Il WIS Administration.
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nUHCANsON BROS, Auctioneer.,

UHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRORERTY ON ~ sTREDT NORTHWEsT.
"a By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
~ the District Of Columbia, Das ed In Special
cause No. tooa, Equity. Doc. Il, the undersigned
viii oifer for sais, On the Rrsmi:ee, on MONDAY,
Lot numbered twenty tvo. ca in reservation ten.
(l0.) In the city Of Warrington, d. q.
and the remainder In two equal instalments at one
and two years from the day Of sale, the deferred
notes be secured by the promispory notes Of the
purchaser. bearing eight Per cent interest Dsr
nIm, and lien upon the groDerty. IL the terms
sae the trustees may resell the sasd property the
risk and cost OF the defAultng purchaser, and upon
advertisement OF ono week. All CONVEX ancing ct
De WERE BURR, lrr,.....
GEOR0E T.GUL1OK, Iuss.
deeledts DUNCANsOH BROS. Aucts.
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1A Palmyra MOI firm cuts, trims ana
salts down one hog per minute.
nVArthur Roscoe, a Colorado terrftory
athlete, cleared Is feet 81 inches at one hop
@The Industrial school for women a.
among the recent achievements OF Atlanta,
Ga.
- The report comes from Jamaica, West
Indies, that Edward Eddy, an actor of some
note, died there recently OF apoplexy.
SPius IN has built In Rome at his own
expense, several houses for poor people ana
operatives.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHALL SALE OF
~ FORTY (4OD TONS OF BRIDGE IRON.
In virtue of writ eri facias, issued out OF the
Serk once OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
sale for cash, at the corner Of New Jersey avenue
and ID street northwest, Washington, ID. q t, on the
Gath day Of December, 1875, commencing at N
O'Clock g. m, the following goods and chattes, viz:
Forty 40) tons Of Bridge Iron, to satisfy execution
No 13l in the case of Benjamin r Morsell VS.. Geo.
r. Rider. ALEX'R SHARP
decl< dtds u. 8. Marshal, ID, O.
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RY b. IL. WARMER.

RY b. IL. WARMER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DMELLING, ON A 40 FOOT ALLEY, Be
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated December
10th, A. ID. la2, duly recorded in Liber Ne 7V4,
folio s54 Of the land records for the Disrct OF
Columbia, and At the request of the party secured
thereby shall sell at public auction. in front OF
the premises, on TUESDAY, December 2.th, A d.
l.s, Of clock p m, all that piece or parcel Of
known and described a. lot lettered ~" in the
Subdivision OF lots IN square numbered one hundred
and thirty three (lS3D ss made by VIM. J. Miller ct
al, receivers in equity, fronting alley Is feet
by depth Of LOO feet, together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms: 0ne-fourth in cash, and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day
Of sale, secured by deed Of trust on the pro psrty
sold. deposit Of go will be required at time Of
sale. All conveyancing at purchasers cost
WILLIAMF MATTINGLY, Trustee
dec6-eo j. i. OOLDWELL. Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTkRNOON.



TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
khAL Estate Oh SOUTH SIDE OF 8, BIZ
MKsT, CONSISTING OF ELEGANT Two
STORY BRICK DWELLIH0 AND BACK
BrILpihG, WITH MoDKBN IMPROVE
- By virtue of deed Of trust dated ~ 2lst, A.
Fl D. 1675, and duly recorded in liber No. TsS, TO-
10 1z0, ct OF the land records for the Dis
ct Of Columbia, and If the request OF the party
cured thereby, will sell, st public auction in front
Of the premises, TO the highest bidder, GA tn URs-
DAY, December 23d, A. ID, 1873, ct O'Clock y. m.
all that certain piece or lot Of ground situate and
being in the city Of aship gton Fistrict Of Oolu
bia and known as lot numbered forty hve,( IS &C
cording to Fred x a. Boswells subdivision of east
nine 91 feet of lot numbered (2sD and all of lot
bered 80 and 3D. in square numbered tour hun
dred and ninety i've, 49, said subdivislon 1.
duly recorded In the Surveyors once cf said city
and District, In "H ID. Cooke folio lss, together
with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash lef which 100 must
be paid At time Of saleg and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months in equal psymepts, 70
be secured by purchasers notes, bearing eight per
cent interest IRON day Of sale until paid, aud Q
deed Of trust on the property sold. Conveyancing
and recording at purchaser cost II terms Of sale
not complied with in six Gays after sale, the
Trustee the right TO resell at risk and
Of purchaser In default.
WIN. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
6ecll dts No. 1891 n street northwest.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,


IN BUREAU OF CoNsrRUcTIoN AND REPAIR,
Nopenber "a, 1875.
The Navy Department will offer for sale at public
auction, the following named vessels:
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION, NEW
LONDON, on Monday, the 27La o0 December. 1878, at
IL o'clock the d. 8. steamer "SEvERN," OF 1000
tons measurement.
All THK UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, NEW
YORK, Tuesday, the 2sth of December, ISIS at II
O'Clock M, the o. steamer "DKLAwARx," Of 40
tons measurement.
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, NORFOLK,
M, the q. 8. ship .'er. LAwRkNcE," Of LAS tons,
and the y; ?. ship "AAeEDoNIAN'" OF l,iAo tons
The vessels win be offered q they lie; the steam
vessels to De sold with such machinery g may be on
board q them on day Of ale They may be exs%ined
ton to the Commandant Of the Yard or Station
where they are. respectively who viii exhibit 10
persons desiring % bid inventory Of such articles
g may be sold With them.
Thirty (So) per centum Of the purchase money
must Be- delosited g time Of sale, and the
balance paid In cash when the sale II confirmed By
the Department; the vessels TO be removed within
ten days from the date Of such continuation.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessels or either Of them, from sale, TO confirm
the SALE and to reject any bid offer which may be
considered tnodequate. decz- laWlW