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ALEXANDRIA,
Correspondence of ne Star. T7TgN

ALExASDRIA, August "a, 1859.
4, Quite number Of Alexandrfans participated In
.ne picnic OF the Odd Fellows of your city which
Icok place yesterday at Columbia Springs The
uanclng was kept mp with good spirit until 10
ociock at night During the day an instrument
oi concert was given by Withers' famous band.
ana The programme was admirably performed
me Inc Laura Waltz composed by our friend
MIthers, and dedicated to a Young lady of your
CITY, was among the pieces executed. and is Ger
uiniy gem. SIN thinking of thee Aunie',-
Iuickstep, another of Withers capital composi.
lions, was also admirably performed :
The long -talked-of steamboat line between tb,s
cary and Washington and New York il to be
formally opened on the Sd of September. when
the Mount Vernon, one of the new boats built err.
PreSsiy for this line. will make a trim from New
1ork boat will leave Washington every
Wednesday thereafter : '''
few days since, some one entered the Mavor,s
once, and took from desk therein a pocket hook
Padgett. W om'ef
A small boy entered the store of Mr.. G C. Berrv
TINS morning, and slipping behind the counter,
.ook from case three boxes Of poe ketk knives and
was ABOUT to make of with them, but Mr. B. dis
covered him in time to Overtake him and recover
ms properly In consequence OF his youth Mr. b
refused TO prosecute the boy.
large quantity Of the pfastering in the iewelrv
store OF Mr.. August II. Fuschel fell this morning
scattering things generally. Several large pieces
ieil upon fine glass case, but fortunately the
heaVy glass stood the crash without sustaining any
damage. ... F.. ~
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

RESOLUTION in relation to the water istribr
ton
Resotred by the Board of Aldermen mud Boo,s of
common Council Of the Corporation of Georgeto,cn.
ihat the Clerk OF the Corporation be, and he is
hereby; authorized to pay to the order of the
water Board, out of the water tax such sums "a
tney may require, from time to time for the pur.
pose OF paying the expenses of distributing the
water through the town, anything in the third
section OF the ordinance of 9th Nav, 1859 entitled
an ordinance for the distribution of Potomac water
70 the contrary Notwithstanding.
Resoirsd. further, That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to tap the mains for any
pose, without a permit from the Mayor and the
payment Of the taxes as the same shall become due
and In all cases where the mains have already
been tapped, and the taxes levied bythe ordinance
approved 9th May, 1859, and the supplement
thereto, are unpaid, the Mayor be- and he is here
by, authorized and directed to cause the flow of
water to be stopped and not to be restored till the
said tax is fully paid
Resotred. further. That the provisions for tap.
ping the water mains in Bridge and High streets.
contained in resolution entitled resolution
authorizing the tapping of water MAINS approved
April -, 1859, be, and the same are hereby. made
apbhcaole to any street lane, alley Of the town
Resotrsd, further, That any person or persons
VINO Snail open. or cause to be opened, anv of the
streets OF the town, without the permit of the
Mayor; for the purpose of tapping the water mains,
snail he subject to fine Of twenty dollars to be
recovered as fines usually are
Approved August 20, fs59
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hlDlNs ON THE Cow-CArcHER-Sincew iu,.,.
crlpnon OF his cowcatcher exploit on the Raj
snno Iuo ohlo Railroad, many fool-hardy pas
.hotoughiare to allow them to try the sensation
gay or two since, lady and gentleman insis,.
ed upon taxing jaunt on the cow-catcber Of !,
iast. and the train being slightly behind time
tney Were carried along In this unprotected yv,y
al the rate Of hhy-nve miles an hour. wher
been persuaded to try the sensation a second ,Sm.
me ualn RAD not gone two miles further. when
the pilot struck cow and shouldered il, III tbe
passengers had continued to occupy their place.
they must have been killed.-WhseIing Laf,II,
geHcer, august l.. ~
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN, Auctionee

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE
brick DWELLING HOUSES AT AUCTloN--fDp
FRIDAY the 18Th instant, shall sell, in front nf
Ine ptemises, al O'Clock p m, good three story
Buick dwelling house. slate roof. containing cey M
gooa anu conveniently arranged rooms, located on
5th street west, near n street north VII
Also, a fine three story Brick Dwelling h,u..
sIaIe roof, containing rooms, located on II street
north, between 4th and 5th streets west.
The attention of persons wishing to pprcb,,a
Dwelling houses is allied to the above SALE the Ia
csty OF me property being very desirable and the
Terms: one third cash the balance in s, g. and
ymonths, for notes bearing interest, secured by a
deed of trust upon the premises.
The property can he examined by calling on Thos
w. Burch, on the premises.
nnS-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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f@ --LATEST NIs ny ilLlGlAPV
Politics in Maine

BELFAST, Ne, Aug. 2.-Tbe Repubiicsn .on.
ven,ion met here to-day. Me,sr, psa.ia r, Ion'
Allen Davis and T. n Marshall were unnni ,,c.,.,
~ reaomlnated for Senators. r. w Ffls ~
Troy, was nominated fcf county commisio ser.
Nm. NJ, Rust OF Belfast, for county attorney, and
Alfred Patterson, Of Belfast for county treasurer
Ia the Democratic convention Gov. Smart car.
Iied everything. Messs. w II. Burrell and
4 McCIntock. both Of Belfast. were elected del
egates to the Charleston convention
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The Late Railroad Covxev,,..

:. NV loRk, Aug. 23.-The railroad conference
a. Niagara Is said TO have been harmonious. and
,.aan snersIly satisfactorily, is reported 20 have
osa doctrines regarding freight rates difference
cNseen New fork and Baltimore &C Anofhe,
a., a'prence 10 be held here tomorrow between
ae'l ana amboy, To perfect the Niagara ,r,snc..
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DIED,


On the cath instant, Rev. l.. DURBIN WAL
TER, in he 9Th wear of his age.
His friends invited to attend his funeral f. ON
the MckeBdree Chapel, on the 25th instant, at 4
o'elock IN.
Unt-lIiSencer, Baltimore sun, and New York pa
pers please copy.D
In Georgetown, on the morning Of the 23i instant,
ELIZA JANE, infant daughter of Thomas and
Amanda Downing, aged nonths.
The friends and acquainiarces Of the family are
invited TO attend her funeral This w Az
tsrnoon, at I O'Clock p. m.
l set my heart upon flower,
And waite aed IL bloom from day to day,
But Ia q dark and stormy hour,
Its leaves were scattered far AWAY.
Baltimore Sun and Clipper copy.I
On the sd instant, Mr.. C. DEMONET, in the
18th year of his age.
HIS funeral will take place from his fathers rest
dencs, Pa. avenue, No. SIS, to- morrow at O'clock
which his relatives and frisnds are re spectf Iy
invited to attend
On the morning Of the gath instant, JOHN
SHIELDS, IN the 35th year II has age.
His friends and acquantsnces are respectfully
ayited 10 attend his funeral from IN late Residence
corner Of 18th and streets, on To morrow (Thurs.
day Afternoon, at O'Clock. 3
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I Ry w WALL bLyt BA RI! AsstiGpsers

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
THREE DWELLING HOUSES ON THE
leland AT AUCTION On THURSDAY AZ
TERNOON, 18th instant, II 6 O'Clock, we will sell,
On the premises, I OF p, subdivision Square 81,
fronting 25 feet llth street west, between MARY
land avenue and south f. street, and running back
IS feet, and improved by good and comfortable
+ anne Dwelling, containing Elk rooms and base
men {, and under good rent.
Also, two Brick Dwellings In the rear of same lot,
fronting on a wide ley and IS feet deep.
/. This sale offers excellent opportunity for in
vestment, as all the houses are under good rent
Title perfect
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, ", and ls
months, with interest. A deed given and q deed Of
trust taken. WALL BARNARD.
au l8 tStates.) Auctioneers
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AUUTI0HOALA
THIS AFTERNOONG m. M0PROI

HSL Tk MiGSEIf hotsffo AAS 9ST on
WE assEE sbsYS
sbaI' sell f r. at SS O'Clock the premises ne
soS Na. NJ Fl lGs Ne fis, ~,
ming bach as feet te Is Saa st,e..' noh run
ment:, consisting &c two-story frame Hoyse
So LAM i've rooms. Immediate possession Will
Terms: One third cash; the residue i'm 6 and I,
no Win intsrest, secured by deed OF trust ON
an 2n-d J. C. Mcguire a CO.. Auct'r.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneer.
EACEtLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
MoRSfN 6. August astS. :, 10 ooloeE, bz a4aer
OF the ORPHANS Court, shall sell. ., the residence
and ltth Streets all the Furniture and Effects. com
superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, with Eoliaa
Hsnssoms frs"sh plate M.pssI and Pier Glasses,
Walpat FfsncR So and Divans,
Plush and HAIR seat Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Suit Of four handsome Da%ask and IaSs Curtains,
With Corniee and Fixtures,
Extension Dining and Mahosan Tic SID. Tasie..
sane ane seat at Gnh.l E, bo9nEes srd Pillows,
pr:ssing and Plain Bareaas,' Wardr ssaa''
leather l, Beds, B1lsters and Pillows.
China China, Glass, AID CIooksfy Ware,
Spoous, Cdsure, hnlves And FOrkB,
Cooking and other Stoves
sites. - ~ 'e~"
Terms; s25 and under, cash; over that sum, a
notes, bearing interest
r. C. JOHNSON, Administrator.
an "a J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionoers
\ STORE AT AUCTION-On tn URSDAY MORN
M, oth instant, at % O'Clock, we will sell, at
store no. $50 Pennsy wanna avenue, next door to
Stott corner, large and well assorted stock of
Eea1y MADE Clothing, c0mpfisIng-
sack, Frock. and Over Coats
lantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Drawers
Snspenders, Collars. Gloves. Hosiery,
Boys Clothing, a large assortment
Y" breilas. Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Robes de Chambre, Oveialls, &c.
aus WALL & BARNARD Aucts
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rs refuse 10 give more than IS for How,,i So,
ana Ohio Wheat closed firm; sales 4. NH bust.
els; white 81 Goal 81; red 81 IOaI 49, Corn closed
VIII az sNancing tendency-white 7SasO; yellow
Soanoc. provisions closed frm and unc HANGED
nsoon smes a9S; mess pork SI4 75asi5 Lard
1bse .ea ~ tailSc. Whisky closed firm
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FiR4ucfal.

NV YORK, hue. 2-Stocks active. Cbicaeo
ana ana kock Island cik; Michigan Southern shares
&: ~. dS, Prfefed bonds 2i1; New York Central
lloa Michigan Central 49,; Pacific Mai Co
=, ~ srt =. Goal Co. e2k; Cumberland Coal Co
AN missouri 6's s2A; Tennessees s6l
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HArHR Rae

BOSTON, August 2.-The trot between Flora
Iempie and Priuccss for a purse Of sIUO, mile
y, nsae oeN three IN five. came Of this afternoon
2 % and ~ ~ '
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The u. 3. Steamer FuIton-Beile, Exr,..
and Loss of Life

NORFOLK, Aug. 23.-The United Sa,-- .te,us,
Fulton will try her armament before I.,,ySnr ~,
.ne 1Gf 10 cruise of Cuba and the sdioininp
Islands on special service
boiler Of dredging machine exploded this
morning on the Albemaric and Chesa peake canal
near this city. by which three men were Killed
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New York Markess.

bbls. State 81 25ss4 SIS; Ohio as 10ass so $50
SSaSS . Wheat higher; sales 5.ep bmhsls
southern choice white 81 81, do reA Al ~ Corn
ouoyaht, sales : 600 bushels msyed Sc. Provis.
IONS steady and unchanged. Whisky steady
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-rvx DAILY STAR win be punctually sent
.dd,exs Of our citizens during their absence
!" ~ the summer retreats, by the earliest mail
q. me paper Is put to press Thus they can keep
.no.slves thoroug bly, posted with all that tran
'o w. in washington, and at the same time in
20 themselves Of all the current events Of the
Terms. ~ cents per week.
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer

BY A. GREEN. AuctlOneer
INRCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
\ EsTATE:aBy virtue of q deed of trust, bearing
date on the 23d day of March, 1857 aud recorded ON
the lst day Of April, 1853, in Liber j. A. s. number
- i9los 81 ct ST. the subscrber will sell at pub
lac les sale; on THURSDAY, the 18th dav of August
5Ts al O'Clock p. M. IN front of the premises the
I4lowins property, TO wit: All he piece or parcel
OF real est1te stnate lying and being in the CITY Of
Washington, District of Columbia and described
on the grourd plan or plot thereof as part of Lot
number sixty seven, (67D In square number four
hundred and forty eight, (ifsl and situated on 6th
street al distance of fortysight 48D feet north of
hisren d5lfpotaley, and a. line between said lot
ana lot number sixty six G6Sl as laid down on the
subdivision OF said square, thence running west a
9isanee along SAID dividing line lone hundredsand
hive Sl feet tn fifteen I5l foot alley thence south
along said alley distances rs fet l. thence
east a distance of one hundred ana FIVE (la5l feet
being at SAID 9Th street west, thence north along
the line OF said street sixteen 6 feet To the place
OF beginning together with the improvements there
Terms: One half cash the balance in and y
months with Interest from the day of sale, secured
by deed oftrust on the said property and fterms
Of sale not complied with in FIVE DAYS after the sale
the trustee reserves the ht 10 resell upon six DAYS
notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulting
purchaser. " ~
EDWARD C. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
au S-eOd&ds A GREEN Auct
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WYMAN!-what magic there is in the name
the great fun-Provoking Wyman, is to he with N
again ON Monday next. OF course everybcd,
ana their children will be delighted to hear thf
good news, and prepare to give him WELDON e.
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Mr.. JOHN Cook is the very efficient quarter
master Of the Presidents Mounted Guards In q
local article yesterday the name of another gentle
man was given by mistake
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WATCH RErrRNs.-The policemen who make
their returns at the Central Guardhouse had little
more to do last night than secure themselves FINN
the heavy showers. No prisoners were reported
and the cell range was opened but for the accom-
mediation of two dodgers
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JUSTICES OF THE PEAcK-The President has re-.
appointed o f.. +. Hazard, Joseph Peck and
Franklin :. Niger justices of the peace for the bis
uict Of Columbia
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The Expected Foreign News
BalttRece Msrkets.

SsssiLE, noon; Aug. 2-There 4, notbsn,
Esaa r.D Halifax indicating the va, Of me
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The EUREKA CLUB propose to have grand
picnic Tomorrow at Analostan Retreat Arth;s
eotillon band has been engaged for the cccasi on
and pleasant affair is In antici patton
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POLICE MATTERs.-Bcfors Justice CIark-Miss
Ellen Church and Andrew Hanson were fined 81
and costs, each, for permitting nuisance to exist
near their premises.
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MKN's DRESS spIrs,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
CHILDREN DRESS SUTrs,

Cdti1Ysr'S school SHttS.
NOAH WALKER d Co, Marble Hail CiothIne
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. II
10 comprised OF an assortment of Gentlenen's and
Youths Clothing of the neweTt and richest designs
In material, trimming, nd workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashlOnable artIcl Of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
OF eady Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. a. 2.ly
SANFoRD's BIyER INyIGoRAToR -FxpeIiment
has proven that diseases of the lung general
ly the hrst causes OF consumption but deblltited
system caused by the improper action Of the liver
reduces the power Ofthe lungs TO resist or throw off
diseases caused by cold aud irritation leaving the
lungs NJ the mercy one disease because the liver
has lncaPacltateo them from performing their prop
or action oil throwing off diseased matter caused y
colo thus 70 prevent consumption, cure the liver.
anu keep the system strong enough to throw off
slight diseases of the lungs.
There Is not IN the world a better liver remedy
or cure for debilItated system than Dr. SanfordSs
lnvlsorator, for 1t has been fully tiled large and
extended practice, till its Is faily kno wn
and now ~ ~ offered tried remedy and one that
can be relied ON. Sold by all Druggists.
RI l5-2w,r
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By A. GREEN. Auot,oneer


INE IA NEW HOUSEHOLD APP MTCH-
the "a instant, I shall sea, at the residence of
ge nsuhehan declining housekeeping, on street
noih between eth and 5th streets vest at 10
q MI, . good assortment Of excellent Furniture,
nearly new, consisting Of = :
hanasome Black Walnut Tete-a-Tete,
po. do. Arm and Castor Chairs,
Rosewood Centre, Side and Work Tables,
"nnnu'' french, Jenny Lind, and other Bedstesds,
D2. Washsnk. Bureaus, and w ardrohes,
nsnasnme Painted Cottage Set.
Silt HMlrrors, Whatnots, Rout Tables,
Hanusome Brussels Tapestry Carpet,
SnanDer, Passage, and Step Ca pets,
EuEs, oths, Mats, and Mating,
Eeather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
HaIIi CottQn and Shuck Mattresses,
SnmioIts, Quilts, Counterpanes,
nianxs1. Sheeting, Pillow and Bolster Cases,
enLan B,lnds, Curtain Fixtures,
SooStns, Parlor Radiator, Chamber Cook, and
= Chamber Stoves, Fireboards
Extension Dining Table, TIN Safes,
NaIinut Sideboard and Lounges,
Cuuery, Castors, Fruit Stands,
n icSr,sc ana complete assortment of fine China,
MI iass and Crockery Ware,
VIZ iarse assortment of nearly new Kitchen
TER eIms s All sums under S25, cash over SIS, a
Sns vi ~, % and % days, for notes satisfactorily
enuo re seq' bearing interest.
au i6d A GREEN, Auct.
~, The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MQNDAY, the 18th instant, same hour.
ON cso A. GREEN, Auct.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
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OF INTEREST TO PRINTERS craft will find
In our auction columns to-day an announcement of
the sale Of the type and other material belongino,
to the office of the late southern Citizen in the
purchase Of which it is expected that some one
will get good bargain.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctlOneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH NJ AND Isr STREETS E.sT
AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, the s6fh Instant L shall
SELL an front of the premises. at O'Clock y. un the
following handsome property, viz:
Lots Nos. y 3, y, Ia, and H. in Square No. 7l2 The
lots frot north nj aud LIST street east containing
IN all between sixty aad seventy thousand square
feet, HIGH will be sold In the whole or an lots To
SUIT purchasers.
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6, H. and Is
MONTHS for notes hearing Interest from day of sale.
decd given and a deed OF trust taken. All con-
veyancIng at the cost of the purchs ser.
au 20-d A GREEN, Auct
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n BY a; GKEEN, AnctioneeI.
TWO VA Alb l. f. BUILDING LOTS,
Il FRONTING on THE EAST SIDE OF 7TH STREET,
NEAR THE CORNER OF NJ STREET NORTH, AT AUc-
TIoN:-On THURSDAY, the 25th instant, I shall
sell In front OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m, two
HANDSOME Building Lots, being pats OF original
front OF - feet inches 7th street west
ard NJ streets north, running hack lie feet Ii is
IS feet
Terms One fifth cash balance in 6, r. and 10
months Tor notes bearing interest from DAY of sale
deed given and deed Of t'ust taken. Title in
oIsputable.
au 1e-d GREEN
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By WALL & BARNARD Anctioneers

BY WALL BARNARD, Anctioneers.
L I'VE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS
- HAY, &c. AT ACCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, Slst instant. at 1a o'clock at the farm
OF Dr. Cockerl; on the road passing the soldiers
Home, about ga miles from the Centre Market
we will sell his entire Personal Effects, compTls
ing
pair large size and very superior mules,
very hne Family and Riding Horse,
Draught Horses and Market Wagons,
excellent Cow and lot of Hogs.
Carts, Ploughs Harrows, Cutivators,
Fan, Spades, Hoes, and other implements,
IS or Al tons good Hay.
With Other Personal Effects.
Terms cash. WALL & BARNARD,
II lStates.1
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The PoroMAc LIGHT INFANTRY. Of our sister
city, Georgetown, contemplate visiting Rockville
during the Agricultural Fair, in accordance with
an invitation rendered them by the executive CON-
niftee, who have offered the use of the fair
gL0unds Tor encamPnent The Light Infantry
Will be courteously received and enteftai ned with
the hospitality for which the people of the county
are so noted. The officers expect to parade at
least fifty muskets Oh that occasion
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION

LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
y WASHINGTON, August ~. 1889
Proposals. will be received at this Office until
noon of the 2th of October next, for Making, Fit
principal stair-cases of the Capitol Exte nsion.
Proposals should state a certain sum for each
ceiling complete IN place, painted with three good
COATS OF white lead In oil.
The whole of the iron work Of the ceilings in
cludlnE cast and wrought iron. iron sash frames,
and all bolts, nuts, and fastenngs necessary for
screwng the ceIl.ngs to the walls and roof Il amas,
10 be included in the price named.
Proposals To be sealed and endorsed PrOpo ais
for Iron Ceilings. accOmpar led by guarantee.
signed by one or more respons ble persons, and to
he addressed t. the undersigned.
Proposals will he opened at noon Of Tuesday, 2nth
October, In presence OF such persons may choose
20 be present
Drawings nfthe ceilings may he seen at this office.
Nj. c. MEIGS, Corps OF Engineers,
in charge of Capitol Extension.
Each proposal shou be accompanied by the fol
lowing guarantee.
Form IF Guarantee
The undersigned, - Of. In the State of
-. and -, in the State Of. hereby
guaranty that IN case the foregoing bid of -
for, as above described, be accepted he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt of the
tract for the same, with good and sufficient securi
ties and IN case the said - shall fail to enter
into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty to make
good the diff .nce between the offer Of the said
Date =, 1853. Signatures of guarautors. 4. B
hereby certify that the above named --a-e
known TO me as men Of property, and able to make
good their guarantee.
Signature. 6. H.
To be sgned by the United States District Judge,
United states District Attorney Collector or some
person known to the War Department. au ~ did
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ISAFIXED FACT THAT HAMMOND, 7th
L street. has the cheapest FANCY HAIR PINS
n the city. au2St