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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30
THE CHICAGO TIMES AND CEREBRAL
GRANT.

The Chicago Times Of Sunday had an
g Eyewitness editorial article charging
General Grant with persistent and disgrace
tul drunkennesa Tbis i" Ere Ritssssr
changes that Grant ~ il ! ssark eonlaant
state Of beastly intuxicatiou, Wins accompa-
nying Johnston on the swinging-ronnd> the-cir-
Gle expedition. The Ercning Journal has
an editorial replying 70 the article 10 the
Times from which we make this extract:
The writer of this article accompanied the
party from Detroit TO Chicago, ssd whis ii
is true that nearly every member OF the par
II drank freely. il is also trpe that General
Grant himself did not toneh drop Of auv
kind of liquor. We believe he vas perfect,
sober thfougAont the sltsip-we kssoss " Vas
ct Detroit, and from there to Chicago. 10
small the breath of Andrew johnson and his
besotted companions, would be enough TO ia
toxicate Or sicken most persons, bus Grant
stood il al, like brave soldier, in,renched
heh,nd his Havana. Tho Times has the i'm
pndence to say:
aAt Buffalo and other PLACES 6ecretasy Seward
excused Grsnf's non4appearAnce on aecodnt Of
ILLNESS The truth il, and 1t 10 we'll known 10
every maa rho scs1nps&ie4 tie exeursion, that
n.
order to give the time andopportunity to code, or
This, however, was not the Generals pleasure. lie
preferred 70 remain drunk; and. on the vsy from
Cleveland TO Detroit. he in q staK9erin, coe
dition Of drunkenness, and only made his way
through the ears With support on each side. and
his appearances on the ulasfor1 - stations with
the sAns sssistAaAe. Ths rspoffsrs Of the Ma.
York Tritass and Of the Chicago Repsbtica., Who
were in attendance, telegraphed 70 their respec-
uve journals that Grant WAS in the condition de-
scrihed."
here We have . combination of slande r.
that We are able to pin to the wall. Not only
we're We present ut Cleveland, and know the
F0eserAl yas entirely subee hui - are a.
sored BY the gentleman Who Vas Al that time
connected with the Republican, and throush
whose hsnds all telegrsms passed. that ~
such report va ever tetegrsphed 70 ,h.t ;ou,-
nal The Times il guilty Of mauuiactsr;n.
islander which Z = gpousdlsss and g MI.
cal - the author Of it . infamous ana IL.
subject Of It . Industrious Il 10 true that (,
one time, early in the var, Gener.l Graz -
. drinking man, but when vast military =.
possibilities were imposed on him. Ia ~.
up, q once and forever, hin cups, end nos Is
night With prcpriety be run il the pext 8 =.
pagn O1aete@p9gansecaali1eh n Prea,.
desss 1Ais Kind Of coppssAeo1 v1rSars !,
20 more than No might reasonahlv err.e,
ION : shess tAAs ~ only sau1yf 1,rsse -
To W1r - ulipat and lahosrd q ierehe "a !
failure. but u now trying 10 secure ~ d.
tioa Of thai undisgliss& sssiior. 0e0rS "A
Psndist0a, to the Pnssidency. When 49,,
O. persons have The bassnsas 10 Adyoeaa,
Fsadlelsa 81 Rsa1lsteaism, ueahine i ~
vlle and dastafdly for thea to seoep 70; IS
g bs rsasnheee1 thas TIE more the Chi
go - siliess 6seel 0saA he NOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

H.ytsx elrsctfsnnenee to thsrssts. siss Immediate
,,l,.f FER lsrsne hitts, Asthns, Catarrss
Csns~nptixe and Threat Diseases 7"
ohss are u,sd vfth always gocdsaeo<s
ssnsers anA PuhIie speakers use them
clear and strssgtAes the voice.
or,Au ouiy .bnovs.s 1aoseniaL raocsss," ard q
- tile aay u ~ HsrtAleu aiirs shai may BE- q
800 scrs I,..y~sexx lnosls4ssssk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

Tbs New York Republican Ststs Convsn-
ton for the appointment Of Delegates 70
the Chicago National Convention, viii meet
at Syracuse on the 9Th Of February. Itcin-
dications are that the Convection WILDE over
vhelminely in favor of General Grant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

TIE great Dana at length officially an
nounces his editorship ofthe New York Sun,
after he has been editing it = month. The
new publicatiean nes, epthe site Of old Tam
MANY. il now occupied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

SENATOR DIXON ia afraid the Democracy
will be beaten At the next election in Con-
necticut. He says that the anti-bond move
ment in the West has hurt the party greatly in
the East.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30
THE HEALING PooL

An Esssy FER Yeanx Man ON the Crsss
- aS1ps uas, Asd the Diseases snd Abasfs which
create mpsdmenss to MARHiA7H, vi,h snre means Of
Rst.f sent In sealed letter envelope rse ofehArgs
address. Dr.. j. sxiLLsx HouaHTos, Howard Asso-
station ph,,.1.,,his Pa. Isept27.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

THERE have been tremendous rains on she
Pacific cuas. daring the winter, snd the sea-
SON is regarded as the most severe ana disa.
greeable that has been experienced there Tor
many years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

JoHS @. N1coLAr, now American Consul
at Paris, purposes to write history OF Mr.
Lincoln's Administration. He enjoyed rare
facilities fbr such % undertaking.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

TIE winter is severe in Paris. The ground
has been covered with snow and the river
Seine completely closed BY ice, : state OF
things almost unknown TO the present genera
ton of Parsans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30
r1vHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERl
80 vUca ~ u INVALID.

i HEcn or A. INVALID.
Published for the benefit. and % CAUTION n
vouNa MEN and others. Who suf'sv fror Nervous "
stiisy. ErsaAtuse Decay q AAahood. &c. spcrvMi
~ nksvs 8, ss1s-csas. Whites ~ oss wAecsfsf
and .ent IRE. on rse.vns rost paid directed
..,.,op.. Aadrrs. siraAEIsL MAYFAIR, Brook
,,,Ny A1.of,e by the .aue publisher, Circular
ii DAISY sw AIN the great Poem Of tho War.
HhwH I'm =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-30

Ihs Nas Yosk Hsvld aiv.. - f,,,o-.
tsg = ths aaiss ~ he 1sadias dry roods
1rna q that city daring 1867: 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-04
RY WIN. l.. WALL q CO., Auctfoneers
- { ores 81 and 3l7,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE SIXTH WARD

IN THE SMITH WARD
by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of columbia, in chancery sitting. passed
=; TRAY VS. Rita TRAY, mo ,26s EQUITY shall
oHer LOT sae al public auction. in front of the prem
lees. on TUESDAY. the 9th day of Jane ensuing.
the auth entic ground plan of the City Of a,h
tom beginning for the said part of lot at the south
east corner OF ealc lot, and running thence north
WITH ne line OF Eighth street twenty two 22l
south TO AZ alley in the Of said lot (being 100
teet Inch. more or less. thence south with ths
line OF said alley twenty two t22l feet. and thence
east to said Eighth str. and place Of beeinufp D.
with the impros ements thereon. Consisting OF a
Brick Dwelling House.
Also, part of lot No 3, in square No go of the
Washington be ginning for tie said part Of lot At
point OF south street At the distance of one hur-
dred and sixty 1853 feet eight ami one half
te1c inches 0Dm the southeast corner of said
said south street fifteen (l5j feet four(4l nt hes
thence north ninety 1907 feet and eleven -tweftbs
Lill2l OF an inch, thence eastwardly fifteen us
feet four t4b inches. and thence sou IN ninety ave
place OF be ginning. with the uts thereon
Consisting OF . frame dwelling house
ne hIst mentioned property fronts on Eighth
the last south street, near Seventh street
east m the immediate vicinity.
persons deslTous OF making good investment
Part Of lot No % in square No soi, will b. first
offered
Terms One-third cash, the resi- Tue In three
equal payments of six, twelve, and eighteen
torily endorsed. and bearing Interest from the day
OF sale. Title deed to be etained until the whole
OF the purchase meney is paid. Ali conve, ancine
o IS Be- o. ,es rss
down. ASBURY LLOYD Trustee'
my 80 eo&ds W. WALL CO., Aucts
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pPOPOsALs FOB FUEL AND HAY.

HEA D. r. DEPARTMENT OF The PLATrI,)
tHiEF QCARTERMAsTER' OFFICE, ,
OMAHA, Me- May D. ISIS
Stae1 BIDS. II duplicate, with guarantee sig ned
~ Two res pon-ibe persons. not bidders. aud &C.
crmpSnicd by deposit of 81 90. will be received
los for the delivery 81 the following named sun
plies al the points de-ignated
EOkT kEARNEY. NEBRASKA
~ cords W ood and 3k5 tons Hay.
FORT MCPHERSON, NEBRASKA
LAS cords Wood and 90 tons Hay.
NORTH PLATTE. NEBRASKA
10 cords W GOD and IS tons HAY.
FORT SEDGWIOk, COLORADO
30 cords W ood and 80 tons Hay.
SIDNEY. NEBRASKA
20 cords Wood and IS tons Hay
FORT ID. A RUSSELL, DAKOTA
5CoO cords Wood and 400 tons Hay.
FORT sTEkLE. DAKOTA
30 cords wood and SIS tons hay.
CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH
zoe cords wood and SIS tons hay.
ids nvited for hay n stack or in bales.
Bids will be received tor any portion Of the SUP
plies required. and must be made separately for
each poet named
The delivery OF the sup plies to commence upon
Tire of the con tracts, and Of the
" hole amount TO be delivered Ach month until the
delivery 10 completed -
lids furnis shed on application at this office.
Bid. from contractors and bidders who have
beretOfore failed to comply with their agreements
By order Of Breyet Major Genera A1Srs;
Brsvet RrigAdier General,
east Chief QuartermAster.
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE 1ELEGRAMs, Ac

The Alabama Democratic Stsie Con ventIes
mt al Montgomery yesterday. Two hundred
and sixty -iOur del gates were present aud great
enthusIas m prevailed. The feeliag was strong
an favor OF sending delegates 70 tue Ssaonzl
Convention 70 he held IN New York
The New Hampshire Legislature orgsnized
yesNruay. Ina a. SteNens Was elected Presi-
Gent O. toe ~ nate. sna SIMON ~ q MIN Speaker
OF the HOUSE. the latter receiving lss yot>~
against 70 Tor the Democr Stlc candidate.
The Texas CONSTITUTIONAL Convention met 81
hSstr on the Isl As yet nothing has basa
cone, and long session j. anticipated The
hsolcsIs hsve majority. hut not sufficient 90
power.
The Rufslo express t-siu vester isv ccIlideI
with frrlgbt train shortly after leaving Sche-
neCtadY. The locomotive sad caf.oaSe wen.
broker ny, Ant Conductor Homer Williams
VINO was Standing on the platform was badly
N Jurrd by bring lSm-aed ha-v -.u two cars
No ore else WAS injured.
The London H--al8 thinks tas proposat
ehsng's A. ne neutrality laws are 100 hasa al
character, srd INST hey viii sc, WITH cr-at
severity on the shipping Interests OF Gr-.I
Britain.
CT the New York Fashion Course yeSsa-dxy
a trotiIrg match. beSt three IN i've. under sAd-
ole. between General Butler aud Lucy, was
Wen hy the latter IN three straight hea;S.
The steamships OEtArlo and Enc. which we-e
built Tor the Boston and Liverpool lane, were
sold al auction an Boston. Yesterday. fog s. .05l.
II u rumored thar they We're purchased for
New \ OH parties
Weston. the pedestrian. commenced = walk
ing match NJ Boston Yesterday of one hundred
miles an twenty-three consecutive hours, for q
wager OF -9-5,u.
The military forces Of Austria are being
gradually reorgani1ed. The standing army
Will consist OF SUo.tNU men and the Lsndwehr
Of stE.uOn.
The Alhertine oI Works At -, John. N r.,
have suspended operations, OWING 10 excise
duty, throwing S.uoo persons out OF employ
ment.
The understanding IN the court in Richmond
yesterday seemed TO he that Mr.. Davis will n.
tried without doubt IN November next.
Spain has granted authority for LAYING sddi-
uon submarine telegraph lines Ia the Gulf OF
Mexico.
The Fenian arms stored at ~. Adams have
bee secretly removed 10 some point West
The National Board Of Trade Con yentlon as
semhled yesterday R Philadelphia.
Two negroes fought a duel al savannah yes
terday. One was killed.
Ii Is rumored in Paris that the Emperor is
again sick.
France has resumed diplomatic relations
with Tunis.
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: Office TO CONTRACTORS
iMPR9yEMEST OF THE ROCK ISLAND

IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
hAPlbs OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIyER
IIls once until IL NJ, NEDN ESDAY June 10,
J iUr eXcaysting and removing the rock and
.ther distinctions from the bed of the Mississippi
flVer, at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids by
means OF Golfer dams and subaqueous blasting aud
CBlsrlIRg.
Contractors will be required to furnish all boats,
= schlnery, &c. and To perform. all the labor
necessary in the prosecution of the work There
are about fifty thousand cubic yards Of rock TO he
removed distributed uneluaIly at different points
on the rapids and the work must be done during
low or moderate stages of the water Interfering
river. u VINO
which they propose to DO the work. which will be
1T IN sections OF such length the en- ineer in
charge may determine
Persons proposing 10 contract are requested to
A pIlntea copy ef this advertise must be ( =
Ia bed TO each proposal. Each bid must be accom-
panied BY swritten gu arsntee. signed by two
sP"nsib!e persons. that the party or parties pro-
posing VIII enter into contract upon receiving the
s~aTduent Blanks for proposals of the form re-
.tIred, together with form of guarantee will he
furnished at this Office on application.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and no Did Will be considered unless
The party Offering il shall give satisfactory evil
deuce that he 10 trustworthy, and has the neces
sary skill aud experience TO perform the work.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for
moyi1s distractions at the Rock Island Rapids. I"
AMI addressed to Breyet Major Gen. j. III. WILL
son, U ;. A, Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry,
Davenport. Iowa
Parties desiring further information can obtain
thu same BY calling at the Y. s. Engineer ONCE.
corner of Main and Second streets, Davenport
Iowa, where maps. plans, specifications, and
quantities of work will be shown to all who wish to
examine them for the purp4se Of making propO-
Lieut Gel 35th Infantry,
Breyet Malsr General 8. A.
Il ia Engineers Once. Davenport, Iowa. May
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DROPOSALs FOR RATIONs AND FUEL FOR
L LIGHT VESSELS &c

UlHfF, bDNfON. Z
SUPP :. Of Lights, May Is. 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofice
optil II clock m, on MONDAY. the 18th day If
tons and Fuel for the Light Vessels and Tenders
IN this District and for any other lgl vessel and
hight house tender as may be called for, for one
Jnne. lSi9, inclusive. Thu Tstisns to be of good
and approved quality, to be delivered alongside of
the light house tender other vessel provided for
the purpose at Boston and to be stated in the hid
accordingly, in good and sufficient packages bar
rels. boxes. and cases. and in good order for the
light vessel, once quarter. free of ali expr9se to
the United States, agreesbly to specifications
which Will form a part 0f the contract. copies of
which may be had ny applying at this office
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Propos Al !
for RatIOns and Fuel for Light Vessels AMI tn n
placed in another envelope aud left or directed
L. this Office. prepaid II sent by mail
BY order IF the Light House Board
THOMAS Russell.
Je 8 81 Superintendent of Lights.
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PROPOSALS FOB FUEL.

HHADQ RS DEPARTMENT OF THE LAKEs,)
CHEZ QUARTERMAsTFR OFFICE,
DETROIT, Mich, May Is, 1853.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with a copy of
this advertisement attached to each, are invited
and will be received at this ofics until IL a. m :
SATCRDAY June 20: 1853, Tor delivery:
A. Fort wayne, Michigan, l,20 cords Of Hard
AT Fort Gratiot, Michigan, ESQ cords of Hard
Wood
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Wood -
or :. For Coal, and addressed to the undersf zned
For further particulars, apply At this office.
By command of Bvt. Maj Gen. Pope.
d. BRIGHAM.
Chief q. II Dept. Lakes,
Je act Byt Brig Gen II & A.
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llY J. WHEELER & CO.. Auctiopeers,
~ No. 81 Louisiana ave, bet 9th and 7th sts i,
opposite Seaton House
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
MONTGOMERY STREET, GEORGKIOWN.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed on the 18th day Of
May, A. b. ls6s in o cause therein passed wherein
johnson ct al are defendants. No. I,ls9 equity
the UNDERSIGNED will sell. on FRIDAY. the 18th
premises, that part OF Lot numbered fourteen ll4)
iE Hoimeads addition to Georgetown, in the Dis
east line Of Montgomery street, and running back
with uniform width thirty 30, feet. In two parts
lots begin for the front line ll00l hun
dred feet from the northeast corner of Bridge and
Montgomery streets, and running north .ardly
at the same point. and running southwardly
twenty -four (si1 feet. There are two small Frame
Buildfny on these lots.
Terms: one half cash and one half in twelve
months, eyidepced by note Of purchaser or pur-
chesers, carrying interest, secured by lien on the
prsyerty, provided by the decree. All conveyan-
cling and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser or yureLassrs A aeposit Of 90 on sach
GATHARiNE JOHNSON. Guardian. &c.
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas. &. Mcclure a 90
Southwest corner Of Penna. and Eleventh sts
Star Office Building.

SCPFRIOR BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OE STREET, BETWEEN l4TH AND
IoIH STREETs; AT ATCII1N.
O'Clock, on the premises we shall sell, Lot q in
Square 2S, having front of - feet. by de 9TH of
feet TO an alley This Let 10 situated the north
side OF street, between l4th and 18th streets in
rapidly improving locality, and parties in scar h
OF handsome Building Lot would do well to at
tend the sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust
All csnye y aBcing and revenue stamps at mn rch a
sers cost. Sl00 down at time of sale.
Je 3-d6ds COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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OFFICE OF THE A. o. s.,

-, - I'D ~ ISLAND n. ! . ID MAY pth, 1888.
until II clock M on FRIDAY June 5, ISIS by the
nnderslEned, at DaOds Island. n. Y. II :, for fur
EIsning the troops thereat with fresh Beef from
June 8, lS6s to December 8, 1858
The enycloIes enclosing proposals must be en-
doIsed : Proposals for Furnishing Beef ~
The Fresh Beef Is to be Of good marketable
suailty, vi n equal proportions of fore and hind
quarter meat necks. shank, and kidney talIOw ex-
ciuded) aud delivered AT the expense of the con-
tractor, IA such quantity, and al such times as
may be required.
No bid will be entertained that is not m ade BY
regular butcher who must give his name in full;
hi present place II business and residence
he manner Of making bids, requirements of
bidders. Sc same as stated in advertisement 81
II. eff from the Office Of the 4. O. G. $. New York
city. j A SNYDER
First Lieutenant 81 o. 5 IuIa1try.
Je l-5t ard Byt. Capt. L. A q s
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
HS9SqVnrfsrS First Military District,
CFos Chg CoBlD1isSGry Of Subsistence.


Richn1oHd. w., june /. 1873.
sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
= ths once Of Bvt MAJOR w A: Eferkin, Capt.
auI Z. RICHMOND Va. MONDAY, June is
Joos al II m fer all the FRESH BEEF required
a. Richmond. Va. for six months from July L. lSiS
or such less time rs the C0mmssary General of
Subsistence may direct. TIE beef 10 he delivered
on the Orc ct OF the undersig ned: of a good mar
k-isele 9uahty. of equal proportions OF fore and
nlLd qusrters. tnecks. shanks, and kidney taliov
u Re eNciu5ed-J The necks Of the cattle slaugh-
trred 10 De cut on at the fourth vertebral loiut,
ana the breast trimmed down The shanks of fore
quarters to be cot from three TO four inches above
the knee Joint and Of hind quarters from six 10
eight inches above the gambrel or hook iOint
blcfers are requested to he present 10 respond to
thelr bee and prepared to give bonds for the full
4 me ut 81 their contract
PrspOsais must be endorsed distinctly, PROMO
sails for Fresh Beef At Richmond. Va :"
The Undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any
BIDS tor good csuse.
Proposals v III be received at the same time and
lace toF suppl ing Fresh Meats FOR sales 70 officers
a. Richm0ni, Va during the same period
Blank Forms Tor pr pOsals will be furn shed upon
application 10 this Ofice.
conditions, require ments, payments &c, &c.
! =retofore
b command Of Breyet MAJOR General NJ Scho-
I'D. w. A ELDERKIN,
Byt Ma and e.. =. L. = A.
e l-5t Chief 4. :. First Military District.
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OFFICE OF THE sUPERINTENDENT AND
" INSPECTOR OF CARRIAGEWAYS SIDE
FOOTWALKS, SEWERS, ETC.

PROPOSALS FOB GRADING AND PAVING
THk CAgRIAGEWAY OF 18th STREET
WEST from the north side Of Pennsylvania ay-
enue to the south side of r street north.
Proposals will be received by the undersigned,
at The Mayors Office, until IL O'Clock n, FRI
Paving the CsTriaseSsy Of Twelfth stseet w ssa
from TIE north side sf Pennsy wanna avenue t. the
south side Of street north. with stone similar to
eight or less than i've inches in diameter,
and seven inches IN depth. TO be laid On . bed of
gravel not less than eight inohss deep, covered
paving, and g. be well rammed with a ninety
pound rsumer three times, and well watered be-
The surplus earth TO be deposited in the neigh
boring streets or places such As the Ward Csmmis
sioner may direct. and the contractor will be
enFth for the full width Of the street exSsseS for
inspt cton which Will be well pudfled by the Ward
Commissioner, without ex psnse to the contractor.
ipR gutter stone not ess than thre feet in length
and twelve inches in width; replacing and relay
ing such footways across CT In the line Of said
speetor may direct. Tagging to be not less thai
sixteen inches in width four inches thick. and in
PIECES not less than feur feet long closely
Inc work 10 be done to the entire satisfaction
ofthe Superintendent and Inspector, and other Of
hcsrs appointed by the Mayor to superinte nd the
property bordering thereon. accordina 70 the ex.
listing laws Of the Corporation relating to special
All old materials shall be the property Of the Cor
poration, AND to be deposited In sueb IoeaIity a.
the " ard Comm issioner may direct. bidders will
hs
sand required and square fool for tagging and
gutter stone, and per says,e foot for RELAXING Old
thar practical PAYERS and the right s reserved by
the Mayor TO reject any all bids, If Ii be deemed
necessary to the HteEs;s Of ,hs sSyG5IsratiOn
Superintenie INT and Inspector, &c.
my @-eotd Intel
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IlY CHARLES KLOMAN,
ID keal Estate Broker, 50 Seventh IT

LARGE NEW FRAME HOUSE on Urn ST .
OPPOSITE HOWARD UNIVERSITY
On TIL RSDAl, the 18th day of June AZ six
clock D. m. on the premises, will sell that very
valuable House and Lot fronting 70 feet on I'm 81
running back 2S feet to Sth ST two-story and
basement Frame House, s Rooms, Gas ma every room
pump ia yard, back building, stable and other out
buildings; short distance from street cars.
Terms: One-third each; balance in 6, IL. and Is
on the property. Conveysncing aud stamps At par
chaser cost A deposit of lOJ will be required
when the property il struck of.
CHAS. KLOMAN
JsieoS DIS NAGLE Co., Aucts
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t(Y COOPER q LATlMER, Auctfoueers.
- Late clerks with J. O. Mcclure Co
Southwest corner Of Penn Q avenue and lltn NJ
Star ONCE Building

VERYvALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND
fnCKTa STREET EAST, CAPITOL HILL,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON June 10th, at
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell Lots ID
Is, l9 and ~ in square Sl4, fronting on MARYLAND
avenue, and being between 4th and 5th streets
east Capitol Hill These lots have front of Is feet
and run back l00 feet to an alley
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
All conveyancipg and revenue stamps at mr.
chaser's cost. SIS down each purchase at time
Of sale: Title perfect.
je 3 dads COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.