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WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING 144 FEET ON BOUNDARY STREET
BETMEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
In order to settle partnership. will offer for sale
IN front Of the premises, on TUESDAY. THE NINE
TEEATH DAY OF JUNE at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ.
rington and Hughes subdivision Of square numbered
234 fronting about IA feet Boundary street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest Tese lots win
be sold Q whole.
Terms OF sale: cash. and balance In one and
two years with interest six per centum per annum
payable semi-annuay and secured BY deed of trust
Ine property sold or all cash. at purchasers option,
600 deposit on day Of sale Terms to be complied
with In ten days from day Of SALE deposit
All conveyaLclne at purchasers cost
jel2-d&ds WALTER b. WILLIAMS co Aucts
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MARE lED.

Sixth Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Dr. scott II,
hershey, Mr.. JANIS b. HENDERSON 70 Miss NARY
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
yVALrER 3. WILLIAMS q co. Auct,one.r,.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. AuctioossrsL
CHERRY CHAMBER SUITES, FOLDING BEDS
ING-k1oM CHAI.ss EASY CHAIRS. WALNUT
GLASSWARE, &c
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE THIRTEENTH 1t TEN
ne ns sdl se mo- tIs
jss-st WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc...
TJ,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF
TEESTH sTk i Ndaf T2EfEF az ME- tH6-
On &EpNgspAY AFTERNOON. JUNE rHIR.
Ersm11ses III, shall sell Lot in square IL. 25x55.
Terms one-third cash: balance in siI. twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearing interest and
cured by deed 81 trust AZ conveyaIcng and record
ye.'-d&ds 2uctioneer.
MISERABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAP
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE THIRTEENTH. at HALF
las, p FIVE al we will offer for sale two New
improvements. being Nos. 407 and 400 ID s. e.. lot
2OhsV Immediately after. two New Brick Houses
Proyements. beng Nos $50 and 33l st. 5. e Lot
II feet BY 80 also one room Frame House No. 4l2
tes-4t. vOsE CO. Auctionesrs
'THoMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer
1--WE BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE "A, NEAR THE
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS. AT AUCTION.
SIX 9'CL OK /, NJ. the premises i shall sell Lots
10 o. IL. Is ~ az 20 IN square No. A improved by
Yards and sheds This property is located near the
Oossrvatory grounds, in alley bounded by 23d and
known at sale All conveyancng, &c, at purchasers
est $50 deposit required ca house time Of
je4-d&ds 1907 Penn ave
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Affair in West Washingson.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION. AT the sixty.third
monthly meeting OF the Citizens Equitable Build
ing Association, held last night At Goddards Hall
s shares OF stock sold at S163 each and sold at
$50 each and shares sold at el79 each. II was
decided to issue new series OF stock (5th) In Au-
gust
ScAIDKp.-Mardine Moore, q fireman on board
the tug Hercules OF Baltimore lying &C the foot Of
3lsl street, attempted To shut on the steam In The
engine early last night when one OF the valve
COCKS tlew on and he was badly scalded by the
escaping steam. He was removed TO Providence
Hospital in the police ambulance.
GKAN RHcKIPn-NessrA j. q. and J. u. waters
have received 800 bushels OF wheat by rail-
CATTLE MARKET.-Foliowing were the sales Of
live stock at Drover's Rest yesterday: Best cattle
selling from 4xa5Ac.; good, 4ha4kc.; medium,
la4,<c.; common, 81 a4c- 383 sheep and lambs-
sneep. 2ks4c; lambs. sxa7c.; calves 4Haoc.; 10
cows ana calves &20a<35; market brisk.
Lawn PARIY VIII be given tomorrow on the
lawn adjoining No 372 high street, under the
auspices o6 Mount Tabor y. r. church.
TERGRAruR. AND CONDITION Or WAITE At q
q. m-0reaI Falls. Temperature. "a; condition.
80; receiving reservoir, temperature. n: condt
ton at north connection. %: condltion &C south
connection, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 70: condition 1t innuent gate-house. %;
condirton aI en1uent gate-house. "a High ude
In the river today 1868 pm, low toe &C "a pm
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The GeOrgetoSn Law school.
NOTABLE GATHERING AT THE connRucEnrNr

Theater last night, the occasion being the annual
commencement exercises OF the law school CT the
Georgetown University. On the stage were seated
Justices Harlan and Fields Judges Hagner, Mer-
rick and Richardson, Judge cooley. Hon. Zach.
Montgomery, Hon. W. C. p. Breckinridge, On. W.
q. Whitthorpe and Gen A 4 Stevenson Afier
Hon. Randolph Tucker addressed the graduates
whose names have been published In THE STAR
The prizes were announced rs follows: ]. n
M;Gin, District OF Columbia, S25 for the best essay
In the postgraduate class; Vim. K Clay, Ken
lucky, best essay In the senior class; Arthur p.
Knight Kentucky, go, best average In recitstions
and examination In junior class: Arthur L
Hughes Ohio, 500. best average In senior cl ass;
VIM d. Hoover, District OF Co uuba, $50, second
best average In senior class, and Mm. H. sholes,
District OF Columbia, $50. best average In post
Graduate class
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District In Congress.

The President pro ten.pore OF the Senate to-day
presented to the senate an estimate prepared by
the Commissioners OF the cost Of extending the
concrete pavement on Z, f and @ streets 10 5th
northeast, including cost OF grading, CURLING ana
sidewalk where required. Ii IS as follows: E, from
North Capitol 10 9Th, IL 500 square yards, at
$75-$3l, 625 F. from North Capitol TO 9Th, 500
square yards. a. s2.60-S29, 800. @, from North
Capitol 10 9th, IL 800 square yards, at $500
SIS. $50. Total-S90, eo5. on street 746 square
yards OF the estimate are at the intersection OF
Massachusetts, avenue. The cost OF this Will be
81 $3.50. On e q like amount Is at the lntersec-
lion OF Massachusetts avenue. Referred to ap-
propriatiOns committee
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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer:

VINHONAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer.
sac SE sSnE R HaE 81 S0
1o6ss docket supreme Court District q celum nm
Ray D. sss N sst y, yms.
ants the undersigned trustees viii sell ct public suc.
M sSs e r FIVE ENE
the twenty feet front by the tn of nine (
ana IN s1s
CITY, District Of Columbia, together with the appur-
Terms sale onsihrd On day of sale. one third in
one year. and onethEd in two years thereafter. with
mortgage prescribed in said decree or ali cash on
PAID at sa TeEs "a s easS to b
with within ten days Of day OF sale otherwise
a a. purchasers rsk aud cost Conveyancins
JACKSON H RALsToN, Trustee.
e7-dkds 500 4 St nw., " Arlington. D. g.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
Al shME EEa uGh SST pL1 ToTrLNTY-sAcoND 1855
saaa. 1dk 5SSfb b 5. ss5sE Trusts Es:.::
sA1E q HoS SEw as p,
SOUTHWEST
1850 sad 'ass s.sss sss
III olo % ct SEQ. Of the Land Records Of the
s ss Sdas. Ss n
M pis ssS
!s, in square four hundred and nine !40e according
rd sseClSa Of .. i9S Sh s9
ing house.
Terms Of Sale; Onet Of the purchase money in
cash. ana the balance in two equal payments ut one
and TWO yearr, the said deferred payments 70 b
cured oy the notes Of the purchaser aud deed Of trust
on the properly sod the said bear interest q
me rate OF per cent annum from the day Of sale
interest mt payable semi spnually deposit Of 500
vsyanens at the cost OF the purchaser II the terms
Of sale are NOT complied with days after the day
OF sale the trustees the right resell the prop
ery a. the risk and cost Of he detaultng purchases
After nve days advertisement
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN.l r,,,.,...
GEORGE @. BOARMAN, x AHs.
GEO ". sTICKNEY, Auctionser e36 4 It 35-dkds
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geo. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. s36 F St

FEREMPTOEY SALE OF AVERY VALUABLE RESI-
DENCE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
CONNECIICUT AVENUE AND STREET
NORTHWEST.
viii otter for sale, in front Of the premises on
HALF-PAST:FIv O'CLOCK p. NJ. 10. numbered 3
in Alley and Pages subdivision Of square o. said o
fronting 80 feet inches Connecticut avenue and
III feet inches on street and improved By three
story aud attic brick dwelling, containing 10
flushed in the most artistic style.
Terms: Onethird cash. and the balance In % and
two CO years, interest at per cent annun pay
able and secured by deed of trust the
prorery sold or al cash. at option Of the purchaser
deposit OF 5000 will be required at time of sale.
All convey ancins at purchasers cost. Terms to De
complied with In ten days. GEO. ". ST1CkNEY,
jeo-d&ds Auctioneer.
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TH0MAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
THUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE SCHUEIZEN PARK
ON 7TH-STREET ROAD

fs E Aa'AH
sis md aa CT: e
Record. Of the District Of Coum6i. and q the re-
isss AZ FIVE ss:
3 csia%Si. WITT saf ios aa
9ss "nd s " Soef n@s q. p y
and Psa.ant plains as the plat Of said subdiyision
q The yy SU Sos No ss
lumbts together With the improvements and appurte-
in cash. of which 400
shall be paid At time Of sale balance equal
'sS S:ss: g s s9
deed Of trust on the property sold. al cash st the
ing ct purchasers cost. -N As~''1'
aIJ II .S Il ss &: x4 With.
n,s,s.a. S AfSKSY S1ss sSsaSa Trustees.
sRsSs ss5S s 5EEssHE sasER9 lsss
s.dsd. HEN hsP Si 81 s sARNETr Trustees.
RT vIkTyE Of q DECREE OF THE SUPREME
.us Se Mr. e o as D o. S 81 e a pss4
q ;5ss sss NJ
that certain piece q real estate. the beinx
iesEsssn us :au.ss sis hundred snd a;s 2 e
Terms q sale q prescribed by the said decree: One
third % the money IN casn on The day ais
equal payments q twelve and eighteen monlhs aftef
tne DAY o. $40 with interest Ct tbs rste q x Per mt
trust on the property sod all the purchase money
deposit q 600 win Be- required when ~ prorsrfv
q Z; s WITHIN ss ys
81 3: e: ~ :ns ss y g sssss sSs
payer printed and pubnshed IN the ea.d city.
WILLIAM W DQARAAA. Trus1oe.
Noon 9, webster Law BuiidiSae
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ROSES. ROSES ROSES
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF FINE EVER BLOOM.
ING ROSES (NOW IN BLOOM); ALSO. CLIMB
ING AND HYBRID ROSES. Such AS GENERAL
MENT OF OTHER PLANTS, HANGING BAS-
kETSs SS, FROM N. sTUDERs NURSERY. AT
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE FOURTEENTH,
1855. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. within my auction
other plants ieIc1f
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EXECUTIVE CoNMrTTEE.-Mr. James L Motifs
President OF the jackson Democratic Association,
has announced the following executive commit
tee for the ensuing year: Messrs George Z. Kirk,
chairman; Henry Z. Davis, X. o. Claughton RopL
L. l. White. Mills Dean, Jesse b. Wilson, John r.
Phillip B. Otterback, Peter b Gordon, Edward B.
Bury, Jas. I. Boiseau, Lep. Newmeyer, Nathaniel
F. Miller, DIR. Thos A. K Keech, John A. Clarke,
VIM. Il Weyrich, and Geo. VI. DanL.
MARRIAGE LrcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been ISSUED by the clerk OF the court 20 W. A.
Welding ana Mary +. oDea; ]. W. Moore and
Maria Cosvenor; Jno Kennedy, OF Fort defiance,
Va, and Eva X. Crone, OF Richmond. Va: q. W.
Dunn and Annie o. Amery.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

EBONY PARLOR SUITE WALNUT HALL SET,
GAaR IA ss4 wHES SSAScT
MIRkoR, .WMSTf SHAMBIR fuBNi:
MATTRESSES. pillows AND BoLsTERs.
SPkIN9 r vyNSDDEER R, IMLAANTEL MIRR9R
LnUNGEs AND Easy CHAIRS, WALNUT
CHEF 9NIEk DECORATED TOILET SETS,
GSAAE E WINDOW HANGINoS, WALNUT
T. SIDEBOARD. WALNUT ARM DINING
CHAIRS, DROP. LI9HTS. CHINA AND GLASS
WARE; SEkvANTS FURNITURE KITCHLN
On FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE FIFTEENTH,
lSSS. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, at rsideuoe
No. 1742 street northwest I SHAH sell superi0f
collection Of household efYecta
jel2-dts TE1OS DOvrJN0 Ancxionaor
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF FIVE OF THE MOST DEsIR-
PART OF The CITY, ON STREET AND MAS
SACHUSEETS AVENUE BETWEEN SEVEN.
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
We will offer for sale at public auction, SATUR-
DAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH 1888, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the above lots. -Four OF said
lots are situate street each % feet front by about
new brick stable. One of said lots Is situated on
Massachusetts avenue, 20 49, 100 feet 'front.' also i'm
proved by brick stable and contains l4l 81
100 square feet
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash.
balance in and two with interest ut per
per annum payable semi deferred payments
be secured by deed Of trust the said property
all cash. at option Of the purchaser deposit OF 500
will be required at time of sale.
VIM. i. MATTINGLY,
IVORY q. KIMBALL. Trustees,
je6-d&ds H. I. MORSELL,
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Awarded Twelve Cents Damages

NEW YORK, JUNE L2.-In the suit OF Miss Min.
ME Terry against the wife OF Dr. Perne for 900
damages for libel the jury this morning brought
centa damages
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TeleUranhic RHiefa.

1eIexrupulC 0r1euos
Toronto publishers and printers have organized
the Copyright Association OF Canada.
The Erie block at Oakland, Cal, was burned last
night; loss, $100,0O0
Senior Behrend, late Brazilian consul at Berlin,
lett legacy OF $40 900 Tor the benefit OF the poor
girls OF Berlin.
Dom Pedro, emperor OF Brazil, is well enough to
go out driving.
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BOOKS, &c.
HEApouAnrERs FoR TEss1s.

All the LEADING RACQUETS and TENNIS 0oODs
spalding's, '-slocuIn" Windsrmers and full line o.
medium grade.
The beesm4n. Franklin. Sears. TAFT Nahsnt Won't
worth. &e- Everything in the Tennis line at
Washington Dsyct Of 4 q. spsldins Bros. $40
Pa. ave tAUx4-2Rl ~ 4. IARkAA
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VHRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
u fn0REkTf, No. 1923 CONNECTICUT AVkNUI

by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
1871 q Goiumbda passed on the 9th day Of June
R1pnc T saGt9n IN front St the premises On sATUR
d dnr,s S3Sa in Shepperd and kirbys recorded sub
Tour l64. In the city Of Washing Di trict Of
page 137.
Terms Of sale prescrbed by decree are q folows;
o. the purchase money in cash. and the bal
soce IN TWO equal instalnien1 in and two years
from Gay OF SALE With interest for which deferred pay
ents the notes Of the purchaser purchasers shall
SOLD or an cash. at option Of purchaser purchasers
ConveyancinE ct cost OF purchaser. II terms Of sale
resell q cost aud q OF defauitns purchaser de-
pos1t OF hve hundred dollars will be required Ut time
Of sale. JAMES i. McIANn Trnstea
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucttopeera je12-dkds
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CoRPoRArloH CouKf.-Ju6ge stuart 10 holding
ofictalS chosen &C the last election have g1ven
bond ana taken The oath Of once. Common
wealthb.Attorney Holt Is the only new court
on1c1al The o6h0S are old incumbentA M. r
II simpson 70 the only new justice Of the peace.
TIE new ofnciab enter upon their duties on the
lst Of July next On the probate aoe The win Of
n. A. Ro6inson was prvbaxed, and JaA r eaton
qualified Is administrator OF r c. Holines estate.
ina court win meet again Tomorrow.
NorRx-Sl johns Cadoes viii leave thas week
for their summer camp q Tolcheoter Beach.
Many Warrington boys make The excuslon.-
The Norton Company has oettled al 10 aRaiu
elects fTum this CITY 70 Wllm1ngton.-AndreW
Carson, carpenter of this place. Who has worked
IN washington during several yean pasS wss iAss
and held nor the azylun BY Justices Wh1sxioneJ.
Brown, and Crump.-Ope Of IL Texas hogses
~ e ri ~ = - 9 3 $ nsS s'''-
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1--WE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH SID
II OF MARYLAND AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENT

Il Of MAINLAND AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET EAST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE FIFTEENTH.
AT SIXOCLOCk will sell in front Of the premises
Sub Lots "a, 1S, IL. ~ and II, square 1049.
l4th and 18th streets east having average depth Of
about Oh feet.
This property il near the Columbia R R Co stsblea
and are suitable for building purposes
Terms; H., O1eIt third each: balance IN one and two
per cent interest," payable ssmannualy or Al cash
chasers cost deposit Of ESQ required each lot at
time OF sale; Terms to be compiled with in ten days
9th rwise right reserved resell at risk and Cost Of
defsultng purchaser after five days puoic notice Of
such resale In some Newspaper Published In Washins
ton. u: G. DUNCANbON BROS,
3e6-dkds Auctioneera
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending az 4
O'Clock this afternoon deaths were reported TO the
health ONCE as follows: Abraham Davidson. white,
six months; Marie Z sheehy, white, i've months;
Mary NJ Rollins, white, six days; JAS NJ. Rosier,
colored, thirty-four years; Harriet A. Marrick,
colored twenty-three years; Blanche Taylor, Coz
ored. I'VE months; Lucy Reeder, colored, two
months; ChaS Williams co.ored. twenty years
Georgiana Jones, colored. eight months
HUSBAND AND WIFE Born SENTENCED Nc
Namara and his wife Emma appeared In the Police
court to-day cross charges VI doing and threat
ening 20 do each other injury. William, who had
openly accused him OF spending his money 20 sup
port younger coiored women. William charged
that his wife struck him In the eye with n brick
and two colored women corroborated his testi.
mony. Mrs. Mcnamara denied having used a
brick but admitted that she struck him with a
broomstick In self-defense. The Judge said they
teach them lesson. Emma was 1ned s. or -
days and William was required 10 give bonds In
the sum OF 500 or go 70 jail for one month
A FIGHT OVER A GAME or CARDS AND A sHor m
THE ARM-John Pollard and Richard Barrett COL
ored men, were In the Police court this morning,
eacn Charged with assaulting the other. The test-
mony showed that the men were engaged 10 q
game OF cards In Wallis pool-room, corner of III n
ana streets, about 10 O'Clock last night. when
they had dispute ABOUT the game and a night
followed during which Barrett struck Pollard and
then attempted 10 strike him with chair; that
Pollard drew revolver and nred two
Barretts arm Onncers kendg ana Ferguson
were attracted 70 the place by hearing the pistol
shots, but when they arrived there the Defendants
were gone. They subsequently arrested them,
and DR.. Caldwell attended the wounded man. The
bullet Is still In his arm. The court, In disposng
OF the case, commented on The fact that pod
rooms are hotbeds OF crime, where persons can
congregate and spend their Idle time. The judge
also discouraged the carrying OF concealed weapons
and Imposed q nne OF so on each Of the de-
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PROPOSALS

WARDENS OFFICE, U. s JAIL. WASHINGTON.
w ID e., June 2, 1SSS--Proposals to supply the jail
with good merchant BILE fresh and salt Beef which
the LIST OF July next will be received this Office until
FRIDAY, The FIFTEENTH INSTANT, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ the beef to be delivered the Jail from
day TO day III such quantities be required by the
warden subject TO inspection and weighing by an OH.
Ger of the jail when delivered and in the any
being deemed uunr for not equal quality to
the terms OF the contract the warden will be privileged
10 rect Security for the fu hment of the contract
will be required JOHN 5. CROKER, Warden
1eS,9,l2
DROPoSALs FOR STATIONERY - TREASURY
Il department. May 20. 1858. Sealed proposals for
furnishing Stationery for the fiscal year ending June
The IMESIY-SIXTH day of JUNE, 1885, at ONE
O'CLOCK r. NJ Blank forms for bidding will be fur
nlshed upon Application Proposals to be addressed to
the undersigned, and marked Proposals for Station
cry The Department reserves the right to waive de-
fects and reject all bids. No contract will be
awarded for the supplies referred to above until an APP
preparation Tor their purchase shall have been made
by CONGRESS C. 5. FAlhCHILD. Secretary Of the
treasury. my29- lsw3w
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
OOf COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, June 3, 1885,
sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
IMELNE O'CLOCK NJ. Of SATURDAY, JUNE SIX
IEtN, 1858. Tor spr mixing. sweeping, and cleaning
the paved aieyways in the District Of Columbia Blank
forms OF proposals and specifications be obtained
At this ONCE upon application therefor together with
all necessary Information. and bids upon these forms
Will alone oe considered. The night reserved re-
lect any and all bids parts of bids W, b. WEBB,
;. L NHEAILEI. CHAS. W. RAYMOND, Major Of
Enslneers COMMISSIONER. ID. C. je9-6t
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