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dam Bette Ward, years ord, s. lbs DR. 0gles chest
nut horse Fleetwood 5y Australian. dam by Glencoe,
years old, ,og lbs and r Lorart's chestnut colt Du-
range by Jack Malone dam Fanny Barron, years old,
=. lbs The whole oil above tried lot, Partner
ship the best record OF any OF them, this having
been made Thursday last when he beat 81 Martins
Invoice and ore Knob mile aud half dash in 3:il.
Pccolo however, the nyor;ie al Two 10 one over
any named horse The race, and three 10 one over
Paper.iakcr, who made dead heat with him for
second place in the Fordham Handicap on Monday
last Notwithstanding the high estimate placed upon
Pccolo many thought the race very open one, ana
backed The others freely at the low figures Those
who a.d money against Piccoo, however, made
grand mistake, and he the race after gallant
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well: Grcen Clay's chestnut coll Red Coat By Austria
.ian dam The o: Experience Oaks; u. McDanicl's
hay colt Brother to Bassct, By Lexington, dam Canary
Bard; y Iorard's bay colt Barrcadc, by Australian,
dam Lavender IA brother TO Heimbold and boswell
ca,nmaok's bay colt Agerinc. by Ahd-ei- Kader dam
Nina by Roston Fiddcsicks was great fAycr.;e
the Geld, his easy victory IN The withers Stakes
warranting the belief that he the beat three
old Of the year belonging the East and probably in
any part Of the country. kei Coat, line looking colt
that has been successful! in two this season in
Kentucky, having beaten swigerts Csyon al Lcx'ns
dash Of miles in 3:ais<, and Jennings Ia.
:riot. yissman's Iean.ingtonian and ". g. wthcrs
1ipperary colt Louisville IN the Falls City stake
m.!e heats in I451l 40 the second chcce in tho
pools, he ihogght De the most formidable
rival OF Fddlesticks McDanicls Hrother to Ra-sett
also backed extent the. friends y; this
stable believing that the brother o! Harry Bassett
should and would be racchorse some day. The coli
has run three times previous 10 hsiwice las, yeaf
Saratoga and IA tho withers Stakes this summer
but he has shown that high degree Q: speed
that would warrant his beng backed against hrsi class
rAccLors.s r. Lari,ards BsrreA.c had bsckers apart
from his owner and those outside .: the stable who
back I'd kim ..ld 50 on account Of us being =
biotAer oil the good raceeo.sc iseimbod, who was u
iorlnidsb.e racshorzs while the turf Barriraidc
has never IN public before, and, although no, a
winner, he ran in very respectable manner boswell
cainnacks Aigerns ran AZ Baltimore, aud Was well
backed there, but The best he could Go MAS Ia get
place Shrly having won the race. with RappabanIocE
second. AgerlIe is Ens looking colt, and took The
eye every he the track, bat little did
any OF his admirers believe that ho was 10 DO the WIN
Gcr gaoped down Inc stretch 10 the sart:ES
place He sold with Barricadc Held each
Of the others having price 81 taear own
10 the great surprise Of every one ne beat Fiddle
sticks and all the others IN the Held after y brilliant
race Tor half mite with FiddeS.cks. tie Others never
being IN tue race a milo had been Red Coat
turned out complete failure and wss peien iu.lone
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A WONDERFUL GAME AT PROVIDENCE, R. I.

X. T.
The most remarkable game OF base ball on record
that played IN Providence X l., on Wednesday
last between the Rhode Island Club, OF Providence,
and the Taunton Club, Of Taunton, Mass, both CLAIM
ants to the title OF champion Of New England. 1t
the fourth game between the clubs the Tauntons
ing been victorious two out Of the previous three
games. II required seventeen innings to decide the
contest Wednesday, but the wonderful part Of the
display the small number OF errors made either
side. The home club aggregated but three errors,
while the Tauntons, excepting the catcher had only
live accredited TO them. The batting was weak, but,
considering this. the heldng on both sides
unprecedented. Tho following is the score:
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4 REMARKABLE CHALLENGE.

Ne play billiards mucnee long time evy day. Ne
wanlce play nop Ling Dion Cyiille belly muchee
to-mollow, eyly day alice Ne nkee play
Mclean man belly good play, HI Ling Sexton pefcrred
alice same Ne play nuchce Mclean money alice
same as Hop Ling Don Cylille, Ave thousand
DOLLS. French gallons. 600 points up eyy day. Nc
puiee five bundled doals In Mclican's mans hands
Haily HI. Me mean business alice time evly day.
LING LOOK SULLIVAN
Champion OF China.
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TnE RACE
Was selling race Tor purse of $780, the winner 10
be sold ior 5000 II sold for 81 90 al.
lowed tour bs " Tor eight lbs II for 81 Goo
twelve los Tor s5vo. hltecn lbs thc distance
nile anu three quarters. There starters
tn. purse comprising T. A. Ciabaush's bay horse nc.
colo, ~ tcncVr. dam Maudnl. years OH. carrying
III. os 1. :. Iloyd's brown horse farlnershlp BY
As,eroi. dxni kat~na, years old. liz lbs {. H. Null
lens bay col; Pal~rmaScr. by BoLnie scotland ca.i
~ Aust daao; years Old. LOG lbs J. O. X. LaIr
haith, aged, III lbs John Coa.cs black
horse u. l. Carver, hy lightning salu ~ Ia
vlctue. years oil. Ill los ". H. BlhcucAs chest.
nIs horsc vxmorc, ~ Ray Dick. lam By ONcr years
old. II. us George longsian'S bay mare Osasc by
Fat Maoy, dam Aasc Leonard, years old 1Os lbs
=. l.. Lorillard's chestnut colt sunuursL bv Planet
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Clubs LIST 81 ST. aA. Sta 9Th 7tl ssA gLa
A'D' '''''Ni icta M la,s isn l4A ls@ IGN Ia.
Z, "a 90 2 a. = a. 90 81. IT, 50, . ea -
Tauntons ...... o 0 o
lc,l. lla.. 1ofa. l.ia litt 1jte. 16il In.
q o q u o.
Runs carned-Rhodc Island. L.
Time OF ganc--Thrcc hours and forty minutes.
Umpre-Mr &. A. fuse, OF tho Brown University
Nine
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SUNDAY SPORT.

An aquatic contest will take place from the Eastern
Boulevard Club House. foot OF l2ist street. Harlem
this afternoon. II. ". johnson and J. Macdun will
row j. W. kcclcy and J. keane from tho club hou o
dock around WARDS Island The two latter gentlemen
uul be- vsizhted with lno ponnds OF ballast
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The Manhattan Cricket Club played good game
yesterday afternoon at Prospect iark. sides we're
chosen by Mcssrs. oakley aud Tucker. Oakcys side
Us OF !. to -. The MAnhattans play ut
Prospect Park cvary Saturday afternoon.
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Totals :. / 4 80 5 8 Totals 100 8 80 i

Clubs 1M " Sd an. 9Th. Gu. 7h. STA 9th 10A
Mutual -. o. o. D Q o III
Cincinnati o O O. o o o 90
Runs earned. 0; first base by OF opponents
Mutual, ,; Cincinnati j Time of game, hour and
half. Umpire John Kenny
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ROWING.
Athletic Exercises on the Bay, kiL
Won KulI and Harlem River.
A DAY OF REG ATLAS.
Neptnnes, NaSSaus, Columbias and Untitled
Clerks Tusging ut the Oar.
COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB.


The annual regatta OF the Columbia Boat Club took
place yesterday afternoon 1--WE O'Clock The course
IRON Delap!alnc Point 10 goal below bay Ridge
The being about two and quarter miles,
straightaway The only CONTESTED was between
two four-oared gigs, named respectively the Dixie
color, redl and the Dandy color, biue). The VI
the Dixie were-J S Stokes bowl weight lis lbs. q.
o. Lewis, Jr., No .. weight l53 lbs; W. J.
Brun No. g. weight 154 lbs; X. Bieeckor,
stroke, weight las lbs, and r. f. Robinson coxswan,
weight 123 lbs The Of the Dandy I. Avery.
bow, weight l25 lbs H. H. Leland, No 2. weight l33
bs. {. W. Lippitt No 8, weight las lbs H. T. Dun
ham, stroke. weight las lbs, and s. b. Hazard,
swain, weight l25 lbs.
The steamboat Thomas r Way was engaged by the
club tor the Of It's members guests.
At one minute 10 five precisely Captain +. f. Glover
gave the word 10 start and both Gigs broke away at
the rate OF thirty-iye strokes TO the minute. The
reds took the lead al once and kept II throughout
the race. The blues made three Intellectual
spnrts. IN one Of which they almost
Tapped their antagonists on the last halt
OF the tho increased their leading distance so
much that at the close they fully eight lengths
ahead OF their competitors The time OF the winning
boat WAS l5m 331ss That OF the other was 6m 10 tx
The prizes rowed Tor were gold badges fashioned after
the pennant Of the club one for each member of tho
winning crew. moonlight excursion up the Hudson,
with music aud dancing, closed the festivities
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The horses had capital starr and came Up near
the staEi bead aud head Just after lcsuag there
spnart touLcsi 10 the front with tarcs extra
Jumps and showed tie way sfoGad the upper by
twa lengths. sp.ndr, carried tnis advantage L. tao
quarter pce, And as av down the bun he had
al Of hst d!s:sac, the hos, OF 4; auig around tie
ALL Ehsdariaathas made dash Tor tie lead AID
cached tie saddle skirts OF the oil h.rsc. sad
say they passed. cui o. sgit around the hill whea
lie horses sies the lower tara Spincri.t
sxs smart i-Dgsn advance ~ tie back .o.G TIE
brought this lea. ao tha nolnehtrsca sni sicr tnat
ac gaored away :rcn RhaiaEaotags. aud xoa tho
acc BY syrse lengths, making tic milo aud an ssh,h
n Two minutes exac.iy.
sas thu Bclrcn: s.akss.'c sreat event Of the iaya
i~s.i Of mc hal. -. i,ros.y sar-olJs There
sere oriy-sesen snsrss tbs race. ba, only eve
samc 10 the post These were Mr. Eclmcn,s brown
sss Esddlss,ic BY Lexington, dam fihsree, by Stock
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Tho following are the amounts paid ny the Paris
utueis on the several races THAI took place -
National Republican., 1876-08-28
DIED.

HUNTER.-Near Winchester, Va, on Saturday,
26th instant, after lingering illness. FANNY
WASHINGTON HCNTER, in the hfIy-eighth year OF
Her remain. Will be taken from this city to Mar
tinsburg, West Virginia, for interment.
HAISLIP.-On Saturday, the 26th of August, st
6:SOp. m, MARY C. HAIsLIP, aged hfty-nine years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence No. 9S Ninth northwest Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock.
YOUNG. = On sunday morning, August 27,
JACOB W. YOUNG. in the forty-seyenth year Of his
Funeral services will be held at St. PauI's Luth-
eran church, corner Eleventh and Streets on Tues
day afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, to which his friends
and relatives are invited.
HURLEY.-On the 9th inst, after short illness,
MARY ALETHA HURLEY. relict of the late Will
liam Hurley, in the eightieth year OF her age. May
Funeral notice in the evening papers.
BURR.-On Saturday. 26tn day of August, 1876,
at 7:t0 a. m, GEORGE LAWRENCE, aged twenty
two months, infant son of Richard W. and Fannie
4. K. Burr.
BUTLER.-At HnlsdaIe, D. c., after lingering
MARIA c., wife Of George W. Butler, aged thirty
The funeral will take place from Asbury church,
on Monday, 18th instant, at O'Clock p. m. The
invited 10 attend.
CATON.-On the 18th of August, 1876, at II
O'Clock p. m, of congestion of the brain, MARY
MARGARET, daughter OF r Aloysius and hate
FREEN Mon Thursday, August 2i 1876,
GEORGE b. FREEMAN, son of John W. Freeman,
in the eighteenth year of his age.
HOSPITAL.-In Georgetown, the 25th of
August, 1876, CHARLES H. HOSPITAL, aged forty
one years.
KNOWLES.-On Friday, August 25 1875, at 1:SO
O'Clock, WILBERT KNOWLES, of Knowles station,
Metropolitan railroad, aged thirty-siX years.
National Republican., 1876-08-28
LTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
N&HA

AM. Leave Washington. Csk1ztszz1
sS EeGt CITY sRS way Stations
'AO Of RocEs and f1termediSts ane staoRs MAIN
$40 NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
ExPREss-To Cape May Tuesday, Thursday
aaiy except suSdsy sytS Sy raj rail- Pul!nsn ParloF
Cars Sunday. stops at Way Stations and
$40 Cincinnati, St. Louis and Pittsburg Express.
sSsS sIssPeri' Frederick :HaserstOwn and Valley
$50 Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
$3.50 Baltimore and Way Stations.
s:S5 NEW YORK LIMITED EXPRESS. Baltimore
and Philadelphia; Sunday to Baltimore only.
i2:i5 baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and
l:4o NEW YoRK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
EXPRESS. On Sunday all way stations and
s:sS Baltimore and Way Stations; -
Elck, Eliicott City and way Stations via
i:a5 FTedeEick and Point of Rocks, tvia Metropou-
4:45 Baltimore, annapolis and Way Stations.
ley, Deer Park, Oakland, Columbus and
8y Os seepns cSi
to Chicago. Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE.
5:4oEBatimore and Way Stations. Connects for
Annapolis on Sunday.
3 7:S5 BaitimOre n. and % way Stations i'i- t A-'''
$40 Pittsburg, but 40 connection beyond Martins
arE Sy sn ayRS BTsne nh
800 Baltimore. Relay, Bladensburg, Beltsvine,
1880 NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT Ex-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
l0:05 Baltimore and Principal Way Stations.
l0:40 Martinsburg and Way Stations, Metropolitan
u:so ST. Louis EXPRESS. Berkeley, Deer Park,
SSSEs5d' ShsssgS G9i@TS1s SHr Sandusk
7:lo $50, $40. s:S5 l:4o. SIS, 545 ZOO, 7:o5,
$40, 800, 1880. l0:05 and II 80 p. m, daily.
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstovn,
Valley Branch, or for New York and Philadel-
phia ct $40 a. m. and lao D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station and 4S5,
Sol and 603 Pennsylvania avenue, and No. 6l3 Fif-
teeuth street n. W., where orders will be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at any point In
the city.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master of Transportation
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KOONTZ. General
National Republican., 1876-08-28
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


WASHINGTON, ID. o.. Aug. Is, 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until August 81, 1876, at L o'clock noon, for the
following work
l. For phOto-lithographing one hundred and
hfty-four l54 copies each of drawings Of patents,
current issues.
2. For photo-lithographing one hundred and
hfty-two Cl52) copies each of drawings OF patents
current issues, on a reduced scale compared with
No. !, four to the page printed on both sides.
3. For photo-lithOgraphing one hundred and
ffty-four Q5i) copies each Of drawings Of back
issues OF patents.
4. For photo lithographing or otherwise repro
ducing five thousand $4,000 copies of the illus
United States Patent Otice from cards prepared
by the office. Further proposals will be cJnsid-
cred for the production of relief plates from which
future editions may be printed.
Contractors will furnish paper of an agreed
quality, and deliver the work within seven days
from receipt of copy.
Numbers and will not be awarded to separate
contractors, nor will the original drawings be
allowed to leave the office. Negatives must be
taken here in a room fitted up for the purpose.
Each contractor who receives an award will be
required to give bond in the sum Of IS 900 for the
satisfactory performance of the work, and no con-
tract will be entered into with parties who have
not present facilities for doing the work.
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, should the interest Of the Gov
ernment require 1t.
Full particulars, specimens Of work and paper,
and blanks on which bids can be made, may be
had on written application addressed to
r. H. DUELL,
Commissioner of Patents, Washington, d. q.
auRlS-td
National Republican., 1876-08-28
Opening. Clesin a
Commercial.
Commercial.
wAsHINsToN WHOLESALE MARKET.
Nochanges worthy ofnote in Washington whols-
sale prices since our last quotations.

NO changes worthy OF note IN washington Wh0lS-
sale prices since our last quotations.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Cotton quiet; sales OF
426 bales at Il lI69I214c. Consolidated net re-
ceipts, $50 bales; exports none.
Flour dull, and prices without change. Wheat
quiet and firm; prime scarce and in demand;
nrmer freights check export inquiry; Csc. for un-
graded spring; sll3G1. 20 for fair to choice No.
Eprlng; SlO5 for new amber Texas: 81 25 for extra
new white Michigan Corn dull and heavy; ex-
port trade checked by hrmer freights; 5O65ic. for
hot and warm Western mixed; 54@56c. for un-
graded steamer mixed; 55Gg5Sc. for do. sail mixed
latter very choice; soc. for steamer yellow; 59J<
4olc. for yellow Western; 5S1&c. for white do;
5Sc. for white Southern, on dock; 5906Oc for do
In store. Oats fairly active; 32642l1c. for mixed
western and State; 3534ic for white do: 3Sc. for
New York No. 2; 4O@4114c for No. 2 Chicago; 4O3
do; 3S@45c. for new white Western. Pork lower;
s1TIOGl7.45. Beef dull. Lard heavy and lower;
prime steam; spot, slO1214410lIl@ Petroleum
24c. bid. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar quiet and
firm. Rice quiet and steady. MOlasses quiet and
firm, Turpe1tine steady 29I4c. for spirits: Resin
Liverpool irmer for gTain cotton per sail, 5-l5d.;
cotton, per steam, 5-16d.; grain, Sd. per 90 lbs.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 28.-Cotton quiet; middling,
Flour quiet, steady and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady; Western red, good to choice,
and red, good to prime, sl.1I9l.2O; do. am ber,
s1.21@1.23; do. white, $1.1o9l25. COrn-SOuth-
ern steady western ioTer and eiSsed nr% South
mixed, 5515, sPOt 5514e. September; 55Isc. bid Oc
tober. Oats hrm, and demand good; Southern
prime, s51Ssc.; Western white, 35935c.; Western
mixed, SlQ33c. Rye steady; 5i6l5T. Hay steady
and demand good; Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime, new, $l36I. Provisions dull and heavy.
Pork, SO co. Bulk neats-shoulders, Te.; clear
rib sides, SIC, loose; T749s14c, packed. Bacon
shoulders s4@S1Ec.; clear rib sides, 1910. Hams,
15@1sc. Lard-refined, I2c. Butter dull; West
ern good to prime, 1631sc.; do. fine, 19@2Oo. Pc
trOleum excited and higher; crude, ne; refined,
21A@214c. Coffee quiet, firm and unchanged
Whisky dull at Sl.13.
Receipts-Flour, $500 barrels: wheat. II, 900
bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels; oats, 1000 BUSH
els; rye, 500 bushels. Shipments-COrn, $4,000
bushels
National Republican., 1876-08-28
jySl-d3ot Asst. Quartz
FOR FUEL.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTNEST,l
OFFICE Discussing CLERK AND SUP'T., \
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Aug. 10, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until u O'Clock m, on WEDNESDAY, Septem-
Der 20, 1875, for furnishing fuel for the Post
Office Department, as follows:
For the delivery and storage Of seven hundred
(7I0) tons, e. 24O pounds to the toni of the best
quality of Lee White Ash Furnace coal, to be
thoroughly screened and free from slate and to
be delivered within thirty (3O) days from the date
of the contract, and stored in the vaults Of the
Department building before the contracting
party viii be paid therefor. Average samples Of
the coal must accompany each bid, and the con-
Gates from shippers that the coal delivered to him
from the vessel is the kind required by the
department. Also, for the delivery and storage
oftwenty coy cords of best bakers pine wood, to
be delivered and corded at the department build
ing, as may be required within thirty 1907 days
from the date OF contract.
The whole to be weighed or measured by the in
spector appointed under the provisions of section
3,71l Revised Statutes of the United States
The bids will be opened in the office of the Super
intendent, in the presence of such bidders as may
choose to attend, on Wednesday the 10th day of
September 1875, at IL O'Clock, M, and the awards
will be made on or before Monday, September 25,
1876. The department reserves the right 10 reject
all any portion of the bids received if deemed for
the interest of the department so to do.
satisfactory bond Will be required in each case,
to be executed and filed within ten QO) DAYS after
the award is made, for the faithful performance
of the contract.
J. O. p. BURNSIDE,
Disbursing Clerk and Superintendent,
aulS-23 S0sept6&l3 Post Office Department.
National Republican., 1876-08-28
PROPOSALS FOR CAUsEWAY.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsE1NarnN n O Anr 1s1a -

ID. z 7, J =
Sealedproposals indorsed proposals for Cause
way" addressed to the Chief of the Bureau of
Yards and Docks, Navy Department, will be re-
ceived at this Bureau until IL o'clock m, on the
4th day Of September. A. ID. 1876, for repairing
mel at League Island, according to plans and
specifications to be seen at the Civil Engineers
Office, at League Island Navy Yard.
Each bid must be accompanied by a written
guarantee Of two responsible persons to the
amount of ten thousand (slD 0g0) dollars each,
and certified to by the United States District
Attorney, or other United States Officer known
to the Department, that the bidder, ii his offer be
accepted, will, within ten (l0l days after it has
been awarded 20 him, enter into contract with the
Department for the performance OF the work
The BuTeaU reserves the right to reject any or
all bids as the interest OF the Government may
require. I q. HOW'LL
aUS-td Chief Of Bureau
National Republican., 1876-08-28
| In ChsncerJ.
lin Chancery,
1 No. l.
In Chancery.
| No. 2.
The United States
VS..
Francis @. Adams ct al.
The United States

Francis C.Adams, Cliuton Lloyd, No. 2.
By authority conferred on me as commissioner, by
virtue Of DEGREES passed BY the District Court OF the
Wheeling, in the above three several chancery
THTRsDAY, THUR THE 18th DAY OF SEPT, 1885,,
1e Of saa
with the water power connected herewith. e'''>'
hd T med saes 81 under She Se
yeyanees to George MashiPgt0n PseSidsnt en- of Of the the
SiSees Of Ro6ert HARPER and others, IS existing and
held by the United States, on the SOth day Of No
SdeG Of the S Of VAR T
properly includes the Site Of the old Armory build
4, and G, in the P6to1ac river, and ali the strip
Of land and bluff bordering on the Potomac river
of the town Of Harpers Ferry, as laid down on the
mi said Tep uSed a % Sae be P @
at said place with the canals dams and other prtyi-
S4Sed IN o Se ON sad 5 The
roSd bed of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Second-An Of the valuable water power entire Of
the Shenandoah river at Harpers Ferry, as held by
bracing the site of the ride factory with all the ap.
purtenances thereto belonging, designated as lot
IrdIT O Iseg IN down Pe5y 1 In
by direction Of the War Department In ls52 being
fronting 50 feet on Shenandoah street, running
through to the Shenandoah river intersected by an
These lots situated the intersection OF the
Shenandoah with the Potomac, near the business
portion of said town, and are considered desirable
and valuable
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. Of the amount
for which each of said lots sell will be required of
the respective purchasers on the day of sale. For
the residue of the purchase money credit of one
and two years will be given, the purchaser execut-
ing bonds, in equal amounts, Cwlth good personal
security, bearing interest from day of sale. lien
the property sold will also be retained to secure
the payment Of the purchase money.
The above suits were instituted by the United
States for the purpose of subjecting the property
hereinbefore described to sale, and applying the
proceeds of sale to the discharge of the bonds
cuted by defendants in said suits, at the sale OF said
property made by the United States in 1863.
Any additional Information as to this property,
its situation condition and purposes for which 1t Is
adapted will be furnished by the undersigned. who
solcits correspondence on the subject.
Copies of said map of SALE referred to above, to-
gether with additional description Of said property
and of the surrounding country, viii be furnished on
application. This property Is considered among the
valuable in the country for manufacturing pur-
noses on account of its remarkable water power.
N. GOFF, Jr., Commissioner.
ARKsBURG. W. VA, July "a. 1876 jyZ7-Thtd