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Proposals for Flour,
OFFICE CHIEF C.S., DEPT. OF DAKorI

i OFFICE CHIEF C.S., DEPT. OF DAKor1
4 ST. PAUL, MINI. July &c, 1877.
i GEALED PROPOSALS. in Duplicate
IN will be received until II O'Clock. M
Tuesday, August %, 1877, for FURNISHING
the Subsistence Department. U. s. A
with Fresh Ground xxx Flour. N
sprOuted and damaged wheat to be use,
IN making this flour. Quality must equa
the best produced by the Union Mills O
Gallatin county.
At Fort Shaw, N. T., ia, 600 pounds
At Fort Ellis. NJ. T., 225 900
AtCamp Baker, 1T, $4,000 !"
AT New Post at Mis-
sOula, N. T............. 5000 -
The flour 10 be delivered at the Post ir
good strong sacks or barrels. on or he for
November 10, 1877. Each package INNS,
be marked before delivery with the name
|Of contractor and date of mannfac,nro
The flour to be rlgidly inspected bv the
A. e. 8. of the Post, and tested bv hal Al.
ing before acceptance. The brand Of the
fOur must be stated. Each proposal 1nn.t
be guaranteed by two responsible nar,;ss
certified to as good and sufficient bv IT
=. District Attorney, Judge or Clerk of ::
Court of Record, or an officer of the arm,
Blank forms tor proposals, with penarsi
instructions to bidders will be fuTnishad
upon application to the A, G. s. At anv Of
the above named posts. Proposals Gn "
De made upon the blank forms fnrn;shaS
Tor the purpose. Proposals should Sa
made separately for each post. and tho NO
envelopes should be endorsed s'Pronos.ie
for flour At" and addressed ~ I 1o'
John Gibbon, 7th Infantry, u. s. Xr uU,'
Helena, Montana, and will be onened y,
MN or 0y such other officer a. msa ~ ~
designated for the purpose, at the @ ntt, ce
OF the Army Paymaster, at Helena on u't tSe
day and at the hour above named. '0A 'ue
Proposals will also be received .,a
opened by the A. C. 8. at the nosts sh ano
named for the Flour required at the 1 P"s.
future appropriation for the purnose o .na :
0loders must state in their pronossIs , H"u
they bid with this underestimate sa'S Ina anst
ders are invited to be present a, *. on n.o>
ing OF the bids. The right IL rese S Upen ~
:. Ject any or all bids Received ''. . 1su 20
or increase the Quantities sn.a 20
aed oy giving notice of such chsrn spec!-
d before October l, 1877. "se' Oh
lc.s,, CHARLES MCCLURE.
Captain and G, 8.
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DISREPUTABLE 10 URN.
ALlSM.

The fu:some editor Of the Bozemah Time!
In last weeks issue, under the caption Of
MONTANA CONFERENCE.-THE INDIAN
QUESTION" gives what purports to be the
proceedings of the first session of the
Montana Conference of the NJ. E. Church.
more especially on the Indian question
which for vindictiveuess, misrepresenta-
ton and direct personal insult, We seldom
saw surpassed in an article of It's length.
There Is hardly the semblance of truth In
the entire article, while most of the state.
ments it contains are unqualifiedly and
absolutely false. The article was not
only entirely uncalled-for-unwarr
by the facts-but it was evidently in
tended to be discOurteous and insulting to
several, if not oil, of the distin guished
Christian gentlemen composing the first
Conference of the NJ. E. Church in Mon.
tans. The "Times' editor appears to have
peculiar mania for abusing and insult.
ing visitors and strangers, apparently for
getting that he is thereby not only doing
an irreparable injury to the town, butt
also insulting the good sense, the refined
tastes and generous courtesy of the COM
munity that he vainlY ssplres to repre-.
sent. There certainly can be no reasonable
excuse for such evident misrepresentation
and gross distortion of facts, for the
"Timea" editor had abundant opportun-
tiles to inform himself; for, had he
thought proper, he could have been per.
sonal witness to the entire proceedings
which he so blindly and vindictively at.
tempts to report(?) and criticise. This is not
the first time he has attempted to vilifv
strangers and thus throw insult in the
face of every decent person in the COM
mun'ty; and We regret to see that the
severe rcbukes repeatedly administered to
him In the past have thus far failed to pro
duce the desired and much-needed reform.
alton.
We trust the 'Tilnes," for once, wiu|'
make the amende honorable and not give
us occasion to refer to this matter aesin.
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Advices received give the following:
Seventeen regulars killed-besides Cap
Logan and 1t. Brsdley-and 81 wounded
besides the officers mentioned in our pre-
vious Extra" to which list must b
added Capt. Williams.
Five citizens killed and four wounded
Indians ct last accounts were moving
toward Bannack, and Capt. Norwood ha,
been ordered to move that way with biz
company. He was near Virginia City
yesterday.
Gen. Howard Is due On tho 18th and
moving against the retreatinx hostiles.
Gibbon had 40 men. His attack was
. complete surprise, many Indians being
killed in their tepees, and he thinks q
many hostiles as whites were killed and
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LATER.
Monday 13th-ka m

Monday 13th.-5 Z. m.
The light occurred about 60 miles from
Bannack. Captain Norwood moved or
the 18th. Gen. Howard joined Gibboa
on the 18th. We shall soon publish addi
tional particulars.
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o. o. HOWARD.
Brig. Gen. Commanding Dept. Columbia.
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h The Madisonian publishes the folio win,
additional details:
!. The fight occurred on the Big Hol
river.
j DEER LODGE, Aug. IL.
Gibbons command, consisting of 49,
men-viz.: II officers, 1873 regulars. AMI
81 volunteers-crossed over from Ross
Hole on Wednesday. Starting about !,
o'clock on the same night, the command
with the exception of Z few left to guard
the transportation, marched Z few mile,
above, close to the Indian camp, which
was made on the Big Hole, about three
miles below where the Bitter Root and
Bannsck trail crosses.
At daybreak this morning the fight wal
opened by the volunteers firing upon and
killing an Indian going after horses. The
enarge was then made on the camp. and
hard fighting occurred for the next two
hours, during which time large number,
OF men and Indians were killed. The
soldiers then charged upon the lodges.
but were repulsed IN the attack. Tho In.
dams then attempted to cut them of from
4 high wooded point, but the soldier.
charged aud drove the Indian advance
from it. held it, and at once fortified Il,
The fighting continued oil day, and VA.
still progressing filfully when the courier
left at IL O'Clock.
The fighting was desperate On both
sides, the full force of Indians beino in
the light. Bradley was the frat man
killed. --'
The messenger came 10 French Gulch
nearly sixty miles, on foot, and another
messenger was sent to Howard, and
should have reached there to- dsy. The
howitzer was left six miles behind. And
was ordered to be moved up at daylight
During the fight they beard it DISCHARGED
twice, and then 1t was sllenced. A band
OF Indians afterwards appeared with al
most the entire band of horses. and can.
tured oil the horses. Of the command. the
guns, supplies. and reserves Of anmuni.
ton.
Gen. 0ibbon, when the courier left had
. hundred effective men.
A large force will 60 from Desr LEDGE
70 Gibbon . relief.
Gen. Howard was between 6tevensyille|
And Corvallis with his cavalry and come
artillery on the 9Th. Infantry was onsl
march behind His cavalry has probably
joined. Gibbon BY this time.
We have advicss thai. Howasd's Islaptsyl
y nearly woyn out.
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GENERAL MILES AND THE
CROWS.
telegraph Needed.

The following to tho Governor was
seut to him through Capt J. NJ. Marshall,
"A. Q. NJ, Fort Ellis:
Headquarters Yellowstone Command,
Cant0nment at Tongue River,
August 5. 1877.
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aHReligious exercises have been prohi bit-
ed IN the New Haven public schools.
~ The Second National bank of Lafay-
ton OF the cashier.
S-Mrs. Elizabeth Sayres. who was shot
bS her husband AN The church of the Assem-
Son ia Philadelphia on sunday, the 18TH
instant, died AesieTca Y afternoon.
~ a conspiracy against the life OF Presi-
dent Barrlos was discovered at Panama
snd seventeen OF the onSpiratOrs were shot
on the Place.
81 The London authorities are inviting
proposals for the immediate removal OF
Temple bar, that ancient landmark OF old
London.
ns-At Wilmington, Del, yesterday morn
ing, woman named Daniels. an Inmate of
tie insane department of the almshouse
committed suicide by hanging.
~ An Albany lawyer who wanted a most
Ionr ment, Ape aled 10 the Judge TO slet the
broad axe of justice be swung by the hand
of mercy" Ii was swung.
ga New Hampshire debating society
has devoted two sessions TO the question
whether loafers are more detrimental TO tne
community Than trsmps.
az The Judge OF the superior criminal
court, Boston charged the Jury that IN re-
quired proof of the voluntary use OF intoxt-
catlng liquors 10 convict OF drum kenness.
nS-"lts poor rule that don't work both
WasS,' as the wife said TO her husba nd after
Ringing back at him his carpenters rule
table.
sS-A conflict is imminent at Pascagoola.
Miss, between federal and state authorities
On account of the seizures OF lumber made bv
the government.
81 The supreme court OF appeals of Vfr-
glLla decides that the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company is liable for dana ges for
the persons killed at the Narrow Passage ac-
cident on the Valley division.
rS-J. ii. Jones, jr, a Boston wool broker
has disappeared. His name is connected
win series OF dishonest trans actions by
which several firms have been vlctimized 70
the extent OF about 10000.
~ The Richmond (Na) Enquirer has sus-
pended publication, owing TO the disappear
ance OF its proprietor, Robert W. Baylor.
who was supposed TO have been drowned.
but has turned up during the flood in Peters,
burg, sick.
nS-An engine and construction train
We're upset in a wash-out on the Long
Ersnch IN. J railroad Sunday; and John
benedict, OF New Haven, Mr.. Watson and o
workman, who were riding on the engine,
Were Instantly killed.
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rHAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.

CHAS. W. HANDY, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF vALUAB Bile IMpRov I'D
REAL ESTATE ON TWkLtrH sTREET
h h9kk "A AVk BY NoBrHwEsr, Being
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October -
LIST, lS72, and duly recorded In Liber No. 693, faN
folio ISL, ct seq, Of the land records for theXm2
District OF Colun bia, shall sell on WEDN ESOAY,
the 18th day Of N ovember, 1877, At 4 O'Clock D. m
all those certain pieces or parcels Of ground
known and described as Lots iettered aud marked 8
Q, In echnedere recorded subdivision of Lots In
square No ~, With the i'm ements there IN con-
sistiDg Of handsome Brick Residence, with all tn,
modern improvement
Terms Of sale: One fourth in cash; Balance in 8,
II, II and "a months: with interest eight per cent.
per annnm, secured By q deed of trust on premises
sale, and all coLveyancins at purchas sr's cost
Terms to be piled with in seven days otherwiss
the Trustee the right resell the pro serty
1T the risk and cost 81 the defaalting pure hassr
after five days advertisement.
WILLIAM b. TODD, JR.,
novl 4aw&dbe Trustee.
HTHB ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, November 24th, ct same hour and
place. By order VI Trustee.
novl5, III ,2o&2l CHAS. w. HANDY, Auct'r.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
"WEDNESDAY, November 9Sth, at same hour and
nOvaaH CHAs. W. HANDY, Auct.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, December 4th, at same hour and place.
BY order Of Trustee. CHAb, W. HANDY,
now, Decl&A Aaetionser.
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STATES nARsHAL's SALE.

BY yirtse Of writ Of feri fscias issued out of the
Clerk ofoe q the supreme Court q the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed viii sell at public
sale, for Cash at the store Of Galick q Bro, 143
i:s s y, so1,heast on vIDHEepAf. the l1th
right, title, claim and ntsrest Of the defendants In
and 70 the following described !roIerty, yf: the
stock Of Groceries, &C.. IN oai6 0tore levied aud
seizsd e the ods ana c, sftels Of 0ulick Bro.,
satisfy execution No. Is II, In favor Of Johnson
fRHDK DOUGLASS, q. 8. narvhal d. O.
JOIN oHEB0AN, AuctSnssg. asci-dh
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MARRIEH.

LONE-kUliN. On the 2sth OF NOvem Ter, ls77,
a. 7:sO D.. m, by Rev. Father Casey, GEokGE W.
Lowe, OF Washington, ID. @, TO Miss MARY J.
KUHN, Of Pfiisdeiphis, Pa.
Iva, by The Rev. J keaoe, Lieut.. THEODORE
MosHf 4. I'd U ;, Infantry, % AUsCsTA McALAIk.
e. iest dargh er OF James Colgate, 81 this city,
sCOiT-GEDDEs. At North Capital M, e
Church, in this city, by the Rev. Uharles r. weede,
November q, Isl, JONI sCOTT. q Cincinnati, to
JASEGEDDf :, Of Washington. Cincinnati papers
please copy
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DIED.

GlNACDAN. On thu 2sth Il Move mber lsr7. An
TOME CHAkLks CIvA DAN, aged fOrIy -nye years.
ii lie funeral VIII tax place on Sunday afternoon,
Deem Der the second, 1T three o'clock, IRON his
isie residence, number 500 Eighteenth street
northwest. Friends id acquaintance are respect
fblly invited 10 attend. Ns
PERRY. November 81, ls77. Of iockjaw, The
Ron -, eldest son of c. II. and NJ A. Perry, in the
g. year of his age.
FUNERAL Sunday, st2 O'Clock, from NJ. =. Mission.
street northeast.
STONE. On THURSDAY evening, November ~,
ISL, sARAH FRANCIS sToNE, wlfe Of George w.
stone, sgeo 81 years.
Her funeral az take place from her resiieuos
No Jefferson street, sunday, December z, lsy7
81 Q clock .. m. GAiexsIdria papers please
copyI
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Fh f. h BATES.
novl6-d BRAiNERu III. WARNER trustees
lkUNCANSeH BROS, Auctioneer.-

EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED REALES
ALE, 81 e ALE NEAR TdE CDRSEa OF
iSIH and o STREETS n. W, IN rHE
Oily OF WASHIN0rUH, DC.
- 10y virtue OF the last will and testament OF -
Thomas Burke, deceased, VIII H. at pubIio O.
aLcIlon Ia front OF he premises, the III TIL .k
DAY OF DkCEhBER, A u. ls77, At A o clock
m, the following descri bed piece or parcel of
ground, sltuate and lying in said city. and being
g part of the lot Of ground numbered six (6l, in
square TWO hundred AID forty taree t243D, ia said
city, yH Resinniag Cor said part of said lot Of
4 ound on the line Of 18th street northw sst, At a
point distant twenty one ,2D feet north from the
southeast corner Of said Tot, and running thence
north along said street twenty (20D feet aud four
ches thence wet fifty (50l feet thence due south
tourd DEE and four inches thence SOU nwestwsrd
~ and about parallel with verm syen ne TO 20 nt
uus west iron the point of beginning. and theace
east 10 the place OF beginning together with AL and
slbRular. the buildings and improvements. rights,
privileges Embellishments ami appurtensnc4s 10 aid
part OF SAID lot, or belonging IN any manner ap-
pertaining.
Terms Of sale c ash. Convey ance. 10 be paid for
by the pur haser. deposit of 5 Loo REQ ured when
the UeTty SOLD and If terms sal. are not
implied with in sax 6) days. the property be re
sold at the cost AMI spense OF the fsultin< pur-
chaser John CONDON Eyac1t.r
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fRSNE IWELLIN9 HOUSES In GkoAGE.
TOWN. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated March -
stu. ls16, and duly recorded In Lber No. It,
so9 folio 46s. Of the land records for wssh-D3
~ Cton county, District OF Columb and by tie
rect OF he party secured thereby will, front
OF the premises, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
the 18th Gay of Decemb r, lT7, at O'Clock, of r
for sale, at public auction, tue following described
r. Al estate, viz: Part OF Lot nun berea huo-
dred and forty -six, tll6,l in Besils addition 70
Georgetown, in said District, bes aiming for the
ssme at point the north side of GAY street dis
hundred snd fifty 1901 feet east from ash
iugtOB str. ct snd thence north eighty 40 feet
Go alley ten (OD feet wide; then east along said
ley thirty 80 feet; thence so1Ih eighty 'Ol feet.
snd thence west thrty tS0) feet T. the place of be-
ginning, it'll the right of said alley extend.
irg TO Green street; improved BY two comfort sb!e
Frame Dwelling Houses.
Terms of sals: Onethiri cash: the residue in two
equal instsments at six and twelve months, sith
interest at per cent. sec lred by deed of tru
pIOprty sold A deposit OF Sio0 required an Z,
tine Of sale Convey sncinp at cost OF purchaser If
the fer Off ale not com piled it'll In five days
Ire Trustees reserve the RICH. 20 resell the AT
the r and cost Of defsulting purcha-er. after Civ
ing five day - notice in paper published in the
city of Washington.
WILLIAM u. CAsSIE, l-..
MILLIAd A. GORDON, ( -ru's'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. decl-l0t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.

TPUsTEE'S SALE OF STORE FINTTRFs.
sToCk IN TRADE, ETC., OF DRUA SToRE,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of q deed of trust 10 me recorded Il
IN Lber No SIS. folio 80, one of the land re-7
c"rd- for Washington county, ID. G., ana the u
reHuest OF the party secured v in sell ~ puhiI,
auction, on WEDNESDAY, Decenhsr 3 Isl, AZ
D" .lock at h DRUG Sore uDrthw ~ cor
Ter 9th street aud Ms>saC use.ts avenue north
west. all the goods, chatels AMI personal onrrty
usrued ia schedule annexed ssid deed Of trusf
c. u pTsIng the store fixtures so, trade. drug.
chemicals, fancy articles, bedroom furniture, etc,
upon said premises.
Terms CASH
decl-d TII0S \. GARNER
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lNUEOANsOE BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
&c S s1pHT n NEAh ohsEk on


by virtue Of q deed of trust given 70 me- and -
duly recorded in Liber No. s3l, folio 35i q q
So, ole Of the land records for the District s.
of Columbia, aud by request of the party secured
= ertby;I vii, offer for sale, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF December, A ID.
1871, al ociock D. m, In front Of tie premises, all
that certain piece or pa eel Of land and Or m
-ituated lying and being in the city Of sshing n
d. G., being part Of Lot numbered nine (9l. 81 are
numbered seven hundred aud sixty three I76sl,
nciDg for the at the northeast co ner Of
lot nine (s Ia said (763 and running thence
esI along the line OF eouth &c street, dis anne
of fifteen tl5l feet. thence south With IA &C width
fifty three So feet nine and onehaf inches (gs. J.
together with all the Improvement, ways ease
ens, RIG hts, privileges and sppurtenances 70 the
seine b. longing or an any WI sopertainiDg.
Terms One third cash. the balance in and II
months; notes bearing interest per ceut psr an
mum until paid, aud secured by deed Of trust the
premises sold. deposit OF Sl0D required as soon
- Id. ConyeyaDcing a. purchasers cost. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
dsys, the Trustee reserves the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and of the drfaulting tur
chaser, upon giving five days notine OF resale
in some newspaper published 10 Washington. n. Z.
deel eO&tbs JOSEPH A. REPETrI, Truaee.
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Trustee and Attorney
nov3s-st - 81. Paul street, Baltimore, Ma
STATES MARsHALv SALE.

BY virtue OF witt Of her facias issued ont Of the
Clerk Once Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Coun. bia, and to me- directed. viii seu ct pub
I5s ale 70. Och e sss Ceart aoCss door o. 'cla
and interest Of the defendant I'm and 20 the following
described property. 70 Wit: Let -, OF Kelyb sub.
division Of square 60, Warrington city, o., ssssd
end levied upon = the property Of the defendant,
Moses Kelly, TO sati4y execution No. ~, q Law,
IBklK DOUGLASS, q. Q. Marshal D. o.
JOIN eHI8kAN, Aucs. noy19-dN
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nov22- 2. q - deci ,4Ssft IL en-
4 T. COLDwElh, Reai Estate Auctioneor


TRUSTEES SALE OF A -FOUR STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, WITH Rt1Ik
BUILDINGS UcsU FOR OFFICES No 0I5
SEVENTH STREET NOnTIW sST OPPn,
SIIE U :. PAIENr OFFICE
by virtue u deed of trust. dated October -.
IsI' a u lS'S' duly Recorded ia LibeF No. ~
..V' Iullo 70, one OF the land records for tle.x
the party secured thereby, We will cell AT public
auction, ia front of the prem ise. on MEuS ES
Day, December 9Th. lS7, al 4 O'Clock o m . the
luHowins described real estate, situate in tue CITY
"a WsshlheIon, DiS,rict OF Columbia. to wiz al
that piece or parcel Of ground known and described
a. the southern part IF orr ginal Lot numb. red eleven
l IN square numbered four hund red aud tifty-tiye
t1s5 a. laid wn the ground plan or Mat of sid
SltSi CON prised within the following metss and
bounds VIZ: Beginning for the same At the division
on I'm street west, one hundred and tweuty-eis hi
(lzSl tet ele ht aud one hsf 81 inches north from
the southwest corner OF said square, running thence
eahi along sald division line one hundred and six
tUo feet SIX o. lnches thence north twenty six
ie.t teB and half (lO1a) inches; thence west one
hundred sLd SIX O6D feet six 90 inches 70 said I'm
street; thence south along the line OF said II eel
twenty Elk t2o) feet ten half flO>. IN chss 10
me point OF beElnnlng, together with tie improve
meut. &c, Consisting of four story and ha sement
brlck House With back building.
Terms: Nine thousand three hundred and fifteen
dollars s9-sl5, end txp. Of sale. la CASH AID
tie balance At o, H. Is and "a months tor VIII the
hoe OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day
OF sale ana secure b. deed Of trust the proper
" = ID, VIII be taken. A dep sit of five n nd ed
Scn) dollars will be required Of the purchs.-r al
the time Of sale, ana Eli ccnveyanciug al the ean &C.
~ she purchaser. If the terms o. sale are nor com
ed vi vlt"In seven lys, the Trustees reserve
the righi resell the pro perty al the risk and
OF the defaultnR purchaser
Fh f. h BATES.
noVl6-d BRAiNERU IL. WARNER,S trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS DOWLInG. Aucr,oneer

bOMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
1Rusikks' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fhofthIh No 1910 SThEET. BETWEEN
13,h AMI 14TH NUkfHSEsI.
ncer ano Dt SifIue of q decree of the Su- -
peu,e court 81 the District OF ColurHbis, bes d.
iDs usts on tie I2tn day OF Japusry, A II. ~.
iHI, ahd pssstd In certsi cause y mi lg Their a.
~ men Ma tina a. h-ys aud Others are plaintiffs
STU DeLhis heys aud others are iefsud ans, 1.-THE
ssme pelbg Equity cause No 5s9b, tb4 undersigned
SIu seii, ~ pubic auctuD, TO the highest bidder
.hetei.r' 1, front OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
lht 1ftn day oil N1yember, A. ID 1871, At h o'cl's
m all that Certain giecs or parcel Of iand situ ate
ana Dell IN the CITY of Washington and District of
coismbia, and known snd distinguished on the
srUuud plat or piau Of said city according to tbs
plsts nto IN this cause ~ the Commissioners on par
uu9n as ths east tvs nty feet aud eleven inche.
l<IHg IT mt D. the deph of one hundred AID forty
tour feet t4i OF lot numbered twenty three (23D in
square number. two hundred aud fifty (253I. to-
eeher with the arpurteU sncos 10 the same bel lng-
ing.
thereof, and the residue in tw equal nstsiments al
one and two years, with interest from Of sale,
payable semi amt ally, AID payment of pripcioh
ana interest TO be secured by The bonds of the pur
chaser. with seurety or sureties To D. approved by
The II ustees. A deposit Il one hundred and dtt,
convey anclng TO be a. the cost OF tn purchaser.
GEORGE PETER,
400 Louisiana avenue,
A. THOMAS BRADLEY. trustees
4J2 street northwest
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nSTBE ABOVE SIZE Is 0STP1NED in
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cen per 81, le1' same hour and place. b. order Of
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DISEASES Of the Kidneys. Bladder, &c, are always
unpleasant, and at tine they become the most dis.
tressiDg and danger diseases that feet the
human system, Most diseases Of the Kidneys arise
from impurities Of the blood, causing hum )rs which
settle on these parts. VEG ErINE exceis any known
remedy in the whole world for ciea using and purify.
ing the blood thereby causing ashy ton 10 an
the organs Of the body.