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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08

Mr.. Walkey, late clerk Of A. L. Nichols, having form
ed partnership with Mr.. Sturgs the firm have
fitted up and filled up the old stand of Pratt Wilson
next door north of G. Ii. Campbell 10, with large
and well assorted stock Groceries etc. and respect
fully ask share of the public patronage.
ssy-The Bakery viii he carried on in good style
OYSTERS served us in every style, for Ladies and len
tleinen. a#
WaLKEY Z STUPGIS.
Nov. %, 1866. 36-ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
r- FREE TO EVERYBODY!
THE GUIDE TO HEALTH AID BEAUTY.

=, II teaches how TO remove Tan Frsckics Pinples
Boch"s Meth Patches, Salloyness Eruptious and all
impurities Of the skin how TO the skin leaving
II white and clear aabaser how TO produce the full
lest Development of the female FORM las practced by
the French causing the bust to gro and fan
ana The Torn, has been lost by padding, laeDg
terny restoring II 20 more than it's original fullness
fmess and beauty. 1t teaches how TO reduce in .iss
the hands and the feet produce corpuency or the re-
verse; remove superiuoEs hair cure Corns Burions,
Warts, and aoes; renew your age cure drunkenness
Catarr Dyspepsia Tervuus Debility &c. how to fssci-
nate and gain the lore and affection of any person on
may choose together with other useful and valuable in
formation No young lady gentleman should fail TO
send their address TO the undersigned and receive by
turn mail COPY Of this valuable WORK. in sealed -
yelope free of charge. Address, @.
BERGER, SHUTS, CO., Chemists,
sH-2iy 2S5 River Street, Troy, n. r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
W ASH E.R

DOTY'3 WASHING MACHINE has again been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM al the Great New Eng.
land Fair of 1866 Also at the State Fairs New Hap-
shire New York. Michigan, Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa,
&c. and took tire first premium trs Silver Medal at the
last Fair OF the American Institute.
These the cheapest and best machines for washing
and wrngng clothes. The Washer using boiling hot
snds saves three ourths the labor and time takes out
all TIE dirt; no sore hands; no fntid air; injury 10
the clothes.
sotoS ROBINSON says: 81 assure you 'our machine
after years use, is thought of to day than ever
and would not be parted with under any consideration
Mr.. ORANGE JUN, Editor Of the American Agricuitr-
rist, says: Our better half says this Is taken TO most
kindly by the help and that she cannot persuade them
| to use any other while this is at hand"
Prof.. fouMASs, NJ D., says: 90 Our family is not
small but smart girl II years DID, did the washing last
week in about four hours and that too, as rolic
than a task" - -
Bishop scoTr, Of the NJ T.. Church, Odessa. Del.
says took hold (Which Of should not have
done we had no maehne,) and in 81 hours We put
! and they we're vol done, too. We like our machine
! much a; could not be persuaded to do without it,"
| WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF IT,
The Itch might do without these machines but the 200,
have to look on them as household necessities. Work.
| ing Farmer. ...
Il is worth 81 per week in any faily-w Y 7ri1aas
Growing in favor the more it is used. We like it,
| fpuj1ie Farmer, Chicago. -.E
1t really me"s all the good that can be said of it,
! RuraS Mem Yorker. .E.
Easily worked, and does its work well.-Ohio Far
nler. u. ....
After fair trial give 10 the preference over all 9TH
! ers. -Iosca Homestead. #..'..n ~
1t is thevery best machine for washing clothes we ever
saw.-Nc'o Haren Journal and Courier. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRIyGER, with cog
of all the Northern States; also the First Premium at
the last two Fairs Of the American Institute and
ust been awarded the First Premun by the unanimous
vote Of the committee OF the Great New England Fair OF
1885, .er the most scrunizng triad Of the various
chimes 81 numerous competitors. -.-
The Wrnger without injury the most delicate gar
mess wrngs clothes almost dry and gets tired.
ORANGE JUDp says: SIT is a clothes SAFER time sa-
Ger, and strength saecr. We think the machine
than pays for Itself every year in the saving garments
We think the Wringer should be fitted with cogs."
soLAS ROBINSON says: "My family would soon give
up the cooking stove this Clothes wringer. 1t cannot
be TOO highly recommended"
The Rev. DR. BELLOWS says: az heartily commend it
to economists time, money, AID coutentment."
Fron'E. s. sTORRs, JR.,D.D
II saves labor, expedites work. makes the laundress
good naured, does not tear of but.ons-whaayer that
mysterious declaration may J., and is Indispensable
in q web regulated family. .rs -
From the Rev. TIfEO. l.. CUYLER.
Lie is too short and human strength precious for
anknd to be kept at the old process OF clothes
washing and wringng In the laundry of my house there
sperpetual thanksgiving Mondays for the invention
of your excellent wringer wish human hearts could
be cleansed as easily.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
EXCELSIOR! ETCELsI0Ri
CIIASTELLERs
Il AIR KITE la MIN A T q II

ron REMOVING srPERFL FOrs HAfR. NJ
To the ladies especially this Invaluable depaioty re.
conmends itself as being indispensable article to
male beauty Is easily applied and does burn or In.
jGre the ssin but acts directly the roots. war
rented 10 speruous hair from low foreheads
from any part OF the body, completely totally ard rad
haly exirpsting the same leaving The skin soft smooth
and natural This the only article used by the French
and is the only real e:cctUa depiaory in existence
Price 81 90 per package, sent postpaid any sddres
on receipt Of an order, by BERGER, SHUTS Co,
Chemists, 2S5 River Street, Troy N. Y. ep.ol-1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
An Apporti0sa;nent.
NO BIyhENS

AGENTS.--We vast agents in every town and coun-
~ in tie country aad those acting such will be allow
ed ten cents every certificate ordered by them pro-
Siied their remittance amounts to ore dollar Agents
will collect 25 cents for every certificate and remit Is
cents to US, either in cash postage stamps Agents
RENTING at 800 win be entitled to beautiful Sill.
Watch, and also 200 certificates,
Please write your Name. Town. County, AMI State
plainly, and address all orders to
... WATCH &.G0ED yEwELRY Co,
3S3m Sc Liberty Street New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
CHASTEELER,S
WHITE FLUID ENAMEE,

For Improving and Beautifying TIRE Complexion.
Inc most valuable and perfect preparation in use for
gvingthe skin beautiful pearl like tint that is only
found in youth. II quickly removes Tan Freck!es
Fimples, Bloches Moth Patches SaiIowness Eruptons
and all impurities Of the skin kindly healing the same
leaving eskin white and clear as alabaster Its use
caruothe detected BIO the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless 1t is the
only article Of the kind Used by The French and is
siaered hy the paFisians indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards Of 80 Geo bottles were sold during the
past year, guarantee Of its efficacy Price only IS
cents. Sent by mall postpaid receipt Of order BY
'.. BERGER, SHUTS, L CO., Chemists
sE-2iiy 2s5 River Street, Troy, n. 7.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
CREEAW'S
HAIR RENEW { R,
Graham'S Hair Remover,
4 REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIL
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may be di>eased from various causes: II
may be dry and thin, scrofulous suhiccts. 1t may
become grey notified FROM want Of pigment, irrcg
uiar diffusion Of this colorng matter through its fhgcas
portion Badness may happen from various causes
From ;nroads Of tie Acarns" Hair eater, under the
skin, from excessive nervous pain mental anguish
There Is partial badness called the ''Sca" which
gives great annoyance. There Is ase the plca Poonl
Ca" also called the ''Ringworn," In W ich reddish
;d oo2es from the scalp, making The hair TO look II
it hrcs Of flesh There is also disease called the
'Favus," or "lioaeyconb Ringworm" which destroys
the hair aud its roots cging the scalp with whtish
cruise. Now 1t would be the light Of guacsery pre-
tend that all these diseases could be cured by
ton containing little Plumb Acetas (Sugar OF Lead
Sulpher Pecpttatum iac Sulpher) ard perhaps TING
ture Of Cantlaridcs as those do who Chem
lists or Physicians. but pretend that they discovered
these remedies accidentally! .... H..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
EscasoEs WHY Ours ia tiaa Best
s" Vet Produced. ..

J. Most OF the other preparations II not ALL contain
poisonous lr listing substances. which may do harm
II not good Ours contains not substance that is
poisonous, may not be taken safely Internally rs well
AS used externally. .. L.. y. .r.... - - .....
2. Nest 81 the other preparations colo: the hair or the
scalp. Ours contains not an atom of eoiorng
g Most other preparations consist ,. fsic ingredients
generally stimulating or irritating the skin. Ours con-
ains fourteen ingredients in perfect chemical com.
binaon and remedies not oEly badness and greyness
bdt viii relieve Neuralgia and cure Cutaneous Scalp
kruptons efcctually.
a. Most Of the other preparations have 10 be shaken
and stirred up before using showing by this that they
imperfect chemical combinations Ours needs not
to be shasen in the hottie and contains no sediment
whatever, though it may stand for years
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-08
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Bowels nd E Dirirh
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07

bfbaupten fte babe ! Il ZEN . m me II.
Sn bemielben Sabre lberlie9e11 biz, Gin
rab1nen bic Mussaben UNI $23,892,OO0.
Sir bas 1d@fe Tisfaljabr 1T Dieler
ueber19uB auf $9,0OO,OOO Seranldlaet.
Mnpp empfeblt 9riinpli9e &eatpiruns tres
@teueripftems. ~. . s5'''''' %.r... -. az
Seit benz S@lu0e Der 2ten SiBuna
bee Soften @pngrebes3 &purpen $40 Metz
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Die Geliensebiree r%pllenpet. 4ram mgj
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r11t9 IN Dem leBten Tisfaljabr ab9eleBt.
$18,619,856 purnen einl9liebli9 Der
Soften besablt. Sim &c. Stunt fanben
E155,474 peniionsempfanser auf ber
eiite.5 ms r" -" 1872" '%:~ =
1865 patente ,purpe, III 'ttm Sabre
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betref Der Mbtretun9 Der Snieln ct. Gbo=
mas unp st. San barrt Der 8ei tdtigun9
bur@ ben @enat, Sir MloSta, >reldes
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bic ftipultrte Sunn1e be;ablt tpercen.
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%banplun9en betref Der MilitdrpFi9t a,nez
rlfanil9er 8ir9er ebemalt9er preuei1@er
u%ntertbanen, a19efaift &perren.
Der @pn9reb miro NIT einer1 Eel Der
&erbaftun9 pon Teniern 31: Sage 9etre5
tenen Meinun963mieipalt ;ptiden unierer
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turaltlation zines brittil9en l1ntertbanen
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tbane%nrerbdltnib ;u Gn9lanb aufbebe.
Die Vrfldrun9 pab pa erSflaSenbanz
bel auf9ebSrt babe gu eriltiren, @rpbbritaz
MEN Der &ori9la9 9emadt perren iollte,
fir Nufbebun9 benS@ubmaBreeeln pa9ez
gen bilpet Der @@lub ber 8ptidaft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07
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M%inueappli8.

MinneappliS.
Gaptt / 600. Il,
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b,on;reib>tte @@psis, 21llanh.
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0-ol1,n.. 8niprer.
ri: b. gan! Ye:tInben 1T tts
Staats SparkaQeu Gt(fQ(9aft
~ Minneapp!is, Minn.
Gapit II $25. 900.
81. s. MenpeubaQ, Vri1bent-
ST. s. Gal>wiu, @&aemttfer.
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~ Office I'm Ststnssbduoe @
sde Der 1Ren uno Bridenirabe, Mtnneaps'ts.
e~-DepuRt.n tn summes ssn 81 90 8, 600 weresa gu
lrecnb etnem DeppNtor NIT Gtnutateu"e Der ete"e''"'
enbeu Bean,len anBenpn1ren.
Trustees:
a&tb. s. Z. Weles, WltnneapuIs; H&ts: T. = waa.
serenrse Dststtt m M,5'st % ~ nries' |um y: SSuns.s'
Winn. ; S. S: GENTS, &aufnSnn: ~oSsis.u~a ; =
q. Murptp. state @a,innaI gam: S %tnasspst.s
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9inn' u" d. Ssminp, probate @t9.er. St. In.
tbonp; ". %. Ttpsr. ass1tat. 5area atts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07
sMu8 Merifp.

Der @pnsreb> 1T Sufammen9etreten.
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men fem.
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lei nidt6 anberes> ols bic j3erlafelun9
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reid uno &pm. Noroitalien foQe an
prin5 9umbert, ben 5pbn @ictpr Gnaz
nuels 4faQen> Mittelitalien an ben Yopt
uno SGbitalten an-Trantretd!
Gs bleibt gu ieben> pb Menabrea i'm
Stance fem Miro pielen orpbenpen@ @laa
BON Stalien a%biutpebren.:
@pecial Depel@e melnet, bae 1pater
an9elan9te @abl>8 eridte nun bod bic
8erufun9 elmer Convention wabri9einli9
MAIDEN. SIN Nprtbz@ Carolina fol- bic
@pnnention frab i'm Sanuar ftattfnben.
Cine Majcritdt ter Mitslieeer ber
COMMITTEE fir Snrianeran9ele9enbeiten
lou oa9e9enr iein, taSS nbianerbureau benz
&rte9Soepartement ;u ibertrasen. Glide
Mitslieoer fino fir Ginri@tun9 zines be-
Ipnbern Bureau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07
Winne}cta unb DisconGn.
COMPILATIONS = 3eitsn fit Deeember
Or. 8Qrtb unb So.

Die 70 au6erpreentlid erfp1sreid maren In her Betaneluus
Don 8rantteiten i'm san3en Nprrmeten. ME LIBERAL fpnf met.
Zen in ben in Benz 5ploenben benannten Ndsen fein: mo fe
epnfultirt werten frnnen. gpftiu nidt ldnser ais fur jeoen
plab a%nseoetene Belt. 9Ge bic Is tbun fSnnen. nerben pobI
tbun. am erRen prn Or. Bartb unb 60. %anse;eisten Sage sur'
,uipreder.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07
Ya3par 9etrlein,
0iebmQrft.

Mittpo9 ben Stem SUM- bieles Sabres unb am
erfen Nittmo1 zines ieoen f~oleeneen MonatS
piro in Der Smot 5eneerlon in Slbley County
Elm Ti,bmarft abaebalten perben. Da fol9e
Wlrfte Dem AGufer 1oppbl wie @ertIufern, nur
BON glubcn fem tvnnen, 70 tperben aue Diejenisen
pelde Yieroe uno @inppieb faufen moQen ooer gu
p~erfaufsn beati9tisen> CUR lebbaften 2beilnobmt
ttneelaoen.
@ie lbon a1eemein betannt, be1btn bic Jarnter
in @iblev County einen febr suten Tieb1tano unp
e1es lowobl wie Der CUTE WiQe Maer @sl9atfS@
cute in 5enperlpn pirp ba3u beitrasen, lol9e
Marfte aur Maeemeinen Mnerfsnnuns ~ br'n'
gen.
Sm Mamen bet Gel9aftleute BON 9enberion.
Npam Sud.
6enberlou. ben 20. N2af 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07
Mn &bmtubflbttQe
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tn benz asuen 2ofal, 3. @trabe 9eeenuber Gem
eberaal. .Mmeriear Saus"
nun metr erbfnet bat.
Dur& ben Musoertauf metnes alien @ef@dfts. xnb
rebttettiss Benusuns metner Observation-Disclosures,
nar Id In Stanb seiest, meinen neuen Sture NIT elmer
Nuspabl an gDaarcn metuer Bran6e ~ ~perfeben. bic,
ute Seeer bur4 etsene ~seiaaiee prafuns a& aberseusen
gtre. Weber tn Sesue auf 1rii@e une site. nod btna6s.
It'd tes Dretfes. etpa8 ~ winfdeu ubrt0 laden.
Sdmmtlt&. tet MIR s~etaufte Nrtitel mereen metneu
Runben auf gDunih fre1 Inc 6aus e~eltefert.
3u ~oenet8tena 8efu& ees neuen @tpres label ~ersebr4s
etn 1anI 8aber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07
v5aiutD anil 9au6"
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Don Juliue WrpH,
TortsS raBe, nabs oeu1 24in5lcr=tDdui'
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t~tusslnsn per'ousa srr Disppltion. -.
R@S> FUR quite 5taaunp IL ettntnlls azure
Beffe aelorot.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-07

Witl6burQSagerbier>Salp
Ode Der Dritten uno Robert @tra6..
ct. Daul. Winn.
Nstn Dter Ia frtld pte an Der QueQeN
Ulsin eiauSr rein. metn Detn III belle.
Die ausBeiuhte eederipets
8eb' Nutern i'd pom ieper Wetf'.
Gut i4meden meine gDura unt Rd|'
nab bic Glsarren 1ns aud niat b5s.
Jobn 5aG9enmtlEs 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18
Fire Alarn reiegraph stations.

Fire Alarm TeleGreph SsSueAs.
Attic suggestion, Of many OF our reaaefs,
who do not understand the signal numbers In
the striking Of thu bells TO designate the locali
tie. Of area. we publish the following list OF
the nnm bsrs and localities Of the boxes In this
city: ~ 49,
ssh street east and Tirginia avenue.
s Jill stree. sss :.ss and f.an.sysnis avenue
eth street east and South Carolina avenue,
s-ssh stree: stree: s:ss md street street north north
g.: s. ~ S;
15-2d street west and street south. s.. .-..
!S-Policss Station, ~ and F street south.
is-il ft Street west and Dd' Maryland avenue.
ls-th street and Maryland avenue. ,
21-C street Forth and New Jersey aTe.' tH. 4.
24-No: H0oh. and LADDER House, Mass. ave.
ss?-4th ? treet vest and New York avenue.
27-7th street west and n street north. .f-
99ss-l9tth street west and street north.
S1-41s street and Pennsylvania avenue.
32-Ith street west and d street south
34-Bsnk Of Washington, Louisiana avenue.
stree. west and ! street n nSTah
3s-No. Engine.House, st. north and 18th Ut.
s9-state Department, 18th st. west and sss. north.
422-Riges' Bank, 18TH st; west and N. 7. avenue.
43-l5th street west and X street north.
45-l9th street west and street north.
46-2ist street west and Pennsylvanis avenue.
47-l6k street west and H street north ---
4s-20th street west and NJ street north.
49-Police Station, 10th ct. west and < st. north.
s1-26th street west and street north.
52-23d street west and L street north.
33-Smithsonian Institution. -
94-lSth street west and 4 street north. 30
56-Arsenal gate.
57-Navy- Yard gate.
5s-llth street west and street north.
59-6th street west and N street south.
6l-Adams' Express Office, Pennsylvania avenue.
62-Government Printing Office, street.
63-7th street west and street north.
64-9th street west and street south.
63-l4th street west and street south.
GU. 8. Observatory.
6S-sth st. west and K at. north (residence OF So
perintendent of Poice.) ,
11-Poice Station, First st, west and st. north.
72-Polce Station, High street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18
PROPOSALS FOB CORN MEAL.

Office Chief Comn,issary Of SubGstsnce,)
-a First Military District,
Richmond, Va, September 9, 1857. J
Sealed Proposals. in du plicate will be received at
this Office until SATURDAY, September 81, 1857 :,
at IL O'Clock NJ, for supplying the United States
Subsistence Depar tment with all the
CORN MEAL
that may be required from the LIST proxmo to the
3lst sf December, 1867.
The meal to be delivered in good, sound flour
barrels, at the United States Subsistence Depot,
corner Nineteenth and Cary streets at such times
and in such quantities as may be required, after
five days notice.
No samples are required with the bids. only
Fresh Ground White Corn Meal OF the very best
quality will be received.
Bids must state the price per pound, or per 100
lbs. and allowance will be made for barrels,
or fol any loss in delivery.
Payment will be made at the end OF each month
for Corn Meal accepted during that month.
The successful bidder will be required to give
ample security for the faithful fulnllment of his
contract.
Proposals should be plainly Endorsed Proposals
for Corn Meal" and addressed to the undersigned.
w. A. ELDERKIN,
Breyet Major and Chief Commissary of Subsistence,
First Military District.
Offce.No. 3O7 18th street, between Broad and
Marshall. Sc l2-5t
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MAYORS OFFICE,
lVI WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. IL, 1851
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS


Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
until MONDAY, the sd instant, at II O'Clock NJ g,
for building Bridge at intersection of 7th and r
streets, in accordance with plan and specifications
at the City Surveyors Office which are now ready
for inspection.
The Bridge to be built under the snperinten.
denCe of the City Surveyor and Commissioner of
Second Ward, and to be accepted by them.
Endorse" Proposals for Bridge at Seventh and
streets. "
Specifications for Bridge at Intersection Of Serenth
and K streets.
Span of Bridge in the clear, IA feet; length from
building line to building line of Seventh street.
Masonry to be first; class Bubble Work with good
bed and build, laid in a wOrkmanlike manner with
the best quality of Hydraulic Cement, and clean
sharp sand in the proportion of one part of cement
and two parts of sand mixed thoroughly and used
the same day; the stone to be Blue Gneiss Poto-
mac River Rock.
Foundation Timber to be sound White or Burr
Oak flattened on the upper and lower sides as
to give at least inches face with nine inches of
thickness.
Floor Timbers to be sound White Pine of the
first quality.
Plank, all to be of sound White Pine, of such
lengths shown in the plan. Excavation to be de-
pesited within 500 feet of location of Bridge, where
directed
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
The work to be done within sixty days from date
of contract. j. FONDERLEHR.
sc I3- F2t Intel Commissioner Second Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-18
GALE OF LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CAPITOL.

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 10Th September
next, at O'Clock. will offer at public sale. on
the premises. all that very valuable property-Lot
No. l. Square No. 51i, fronting 24l feet inches
LIST street west and 167 feet inches north B
street, containing about 40,lS6 square feet.
The attention of capitalists and the public is par
ticu1arly called to this property which presents
great inducements for profitable investment any
in the District 1t is situated on LIST street, mid
way between the Baltimore Depot and Pennsyl-
vania avenue in the immediate line Of railroad
travel between the North and South. The extern
sion of the Capitol grounds, now being made will
place beautiful park just in front Two horse
railways run within a hundred yards, and connect
with all the public buildings.
As location for large railroad hotel it presents
unusual attractions. both by of its proxim-
ity to the Capitol and the use that could be made
of the Tiber Creek, on which it is located
Warehouses situated upon it would command
great advantages over any other locatiO in the
city. Parties interested in purchase of real
would do well to examine the property before the
day Of sale, which has been subdivided into twelve
building lots.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
500 deposit on the day of sale.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser.
A plat of the purchase can be seen at our Office
w. @. GORDON, Jr.
BRENT Il PHILLIPS,
au 23-law Four and a half ST., No 81.