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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26
THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. $40 Poydras treet, New orleans.

NO' 11V OyUI dS tI06ty INV VTIHanS."
This Establishment is fully prepared to execute al
kinds of JOB WORK, such as ~ a.
CIRCULARS CARDS,
ENVELOPES DEEDS,
CONTRACTS. INVOICES
MORTGAGES,s HEADINGS
HAND BILLS BILL HEADS -''
PROGRAMMES, BILLS OF FARE
BANK CHECKS DRUGGISTS. Labels
PROMISSORY NOTES, Ere ETC. ETC
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS
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PROPOSALS.
lbs F.R kEMnYISe; nRs nj Rir az ri NJ
Ohio RIVER iMPRoy sMysr

PROPOSALS FOR TN % AnpITInSAL STRAIN
his ftR REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS.
se1ied Proposals. will BE- received at the sfc4 Of
,ie IEiteo siaies Engineer, In the Custom House
sA1UbDAY, the 9Eh Of May Iss for fu rIishi n 2
INO ad itional hight drsught Steamers, Crane
BOst-. ard FLATS. tn be employed by sntract BY
Oays work In removing ObstructiOns from the Ohio
river, chlefy between Cinciursti and ,airo, CEN
Ins CT snags- trees, su AIKEN logs, bcats. barges,
Bidders must specify the price Per day for each
days work for which they will agree 10 furGi.h
eEerJttDg necessary, and do the work uuter the
sGEerlnte nde nee u person he appointed by the
eio kBf betr Said price to c-ver the tur nj IL lug
ol aHebi suR ht etc amer TIVE Crane Boats, four
strongly deeked Flats, aud the necessary screws,
ehshss ropes, levers, ssws. axes, fixtures, &C.,
expense OF 'setsiB. Pilot, Engineer and Crews.
tesldes ODe manager working boss in addition,
snd tive gangs OF SIX ach Tor doing the Drk
snc hsTi5g suitable accommodations for the Gov
srnmpnt Inspector
All expenses to be paid aud all risks borne by
The party trorosins, " being understeot that the
Government viii not be responsible y the payment
OF anything more Oh An the sum per lay that may
d. egrs. upon IN the Contract.
he r1Ght II reserved to reject any or all bids, III
~ shan be ceemed TO the interest 81 the Govern
uent so to do
te furnished on application from this Office, either
In pei soB or by wiring
The proposals must be accompanied with tho
guaranty OF two responsible sureties signed in tie
Pr ord. = % Brig Gen. A. A. Humphrey,. Chief
" MILSOR ROBERTS
:. Civil Engineer In charge Ohio River In
prOvemept
Pittsburgh, Mays. 1853 mys.td
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PROPOSALS,
DBOPOsALs FOR sTAIIOEERY

TRBAsuRY DEPARrxRNT. MAY 3. 1873.
Sealed Proposals ior Furnishing Stations ry far
the year ending June ~ lse will be receiye1 A.
thus apartment until the 10th day Of June 70, at
" click N
An estimate of the quantities which silI he need
I'd flank forn's for biddi 8g containiug full 10
formation, sve hees prepared, which win be fur
nisbes upon application
The Department the ri Rht 10 order m oye
or ss The quantities estimated
The be partmrnt also reserves the ri sht TO accent
ids Tor ihdi vidusl items In any 81 the clas-ss.
All oeuvs ries viii be subject TO inspection by an
errert detailed for thu purpase BY the secretary
OF the Treasury and the deli very Of Inf ri ,r ar
contract ~
Deliveries must Re free Of charge ct the Treasury
department, Washington
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or nrm making 1t. and be acc ON panied by sstis-
factory guaranty that the bi fder will executs n
re accepted
The failure to comply with any enc order under
the contract to orei ate the forfeiture of thu
tire penalty Of the bond, the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open mar
ket Of such Qu titles of any articles as ehal be
necessary TO Supply the deficiency caused by such
failure, and charge to the contractors hfty Der
cehtum of the price which it shall be found neces
cary TO pay fer such articles
aRtes viii not be considere and csutr acts vi be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of, or
dealers In, the articles.
Bidders will be required 70 conform their bids to
the specifications furnished, and failure to do 90
will cause the rejection Of any bid
my s-eolm IChron.l secretary of the Treasury.
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ITO CONTRACTORS.
Headers Dist. Of Indian Territory,
ChiC Qpartermasfers QTcs,

Chisf QvartermaSfer's 0fcs,
sealed Proposals. in du piicste. to remove the re-
mains Of deceased United States soldiers lying
buried in the vicinity of Fort Gibson. q. n, viii
THURSDAY. june Z, ISIS, at which time bid; viii vii
1. The bodies are to 30 removed carefully and
the body " ill be carefully recorded and the orisi
nal head board will in all cases. be attached t. and
grave Cofbns and tIansportation Riii he sn ueS
ished and all the expenses borne by the contrac-
tor The Government will supply the contractor
person to whom the contract is awarded will keep
sc,mDete record Of not emily the locality Of indi.
viduaf graves, but the relative positionof bodies
vest &C.. where they are buried 90 tS., ssn
ger wiz be enabled to take the bodies from their
new resting place and eplace them in their origi.
As the bodies are deposited in the cemetery, the
graves will be marked with numbered stakes,
and the number and section of each grave marked
III. The graves will be arranged in q regular and
uniform manner, either in rows or in circles, and
egual balances never less than three 49, feet
grave will be raised over It. to the height of ten
tiva,ed or Inhabited lands the original graves will
be lied up after the bodies removed
form OF record sheet of disintermeBts" will
be provided the contractor; which he will be re.
place OF disinterment, enc copy to be forwarded
With the body to the cemetery, and one TO be re-
Bidders must state the price per body for re-
movAl Of remains from the place Of disinterment to
National Cemetery ut Fort Gibson, q. N.
bodies from any or ali Of the following. named
places to Fort Gibson National Cemetery
The following IL the estimated number of bodies
GSs: ana distance from each place to Fort Gibson
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IMPROVEMENT OF rue ROCK ISLAND
Rapids OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER
this once until II l., WEDNESDAY June 10.
Is for excsvating and removing the rock and
other distractions from the bed Of the Missssp pi
River, at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids, BY
means OF corer dams and subaQueous blasting and
cbiseline. ~
Contractors will be required to furnish all boats.
In the Of n. worm he Tss1s
are about nifty thousand cubic yards Of rock to be
removed, distributed unequally at different points
low or moderate stages OF the water, int rferins
as little as possible with the navigation Of the
Contractors will state the price per cubc va-d at
which they propose to 10 the work which will be
let in sections of such length as the eng peer in
charge may determine.
Persons proposing to centract are requested to
printed copy Of this ad ertis ement must be I
tached TO each proposal. Each bid must be accom-.
.snneH ~ written gu srsntee signed by two re-
posing VIII enter into contract upon receiving the
sSardment Blanks for proposals Of the form re-
lulred together with form Of guarantee, will be
furnished at this once on application.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and ali bids and no bid will be considered unless
the party Offering il shall give satisfactory evf.
cence that he 10 Trustworthy, and has the neces
sary skill and experienc to perform the work.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for re-
moving distractions at thu Rock Island Rapids /"
sON, u. =. A, Lieutenant Colonel 35th Infantry
Davenport. Iowa
Parties desiring further information can obtain
corner OF Main and Second streets, Davenport
Iowa where msps: plans, specifications, and
quantities OF work will be shown 70 all who wish to
examine them for the purpose Of making propo-
sails. J. II. WILSON
Lieut. Gel. 3sth Infantry.
breyet Malsr General 3. A.
- 3; Engineers Once. Davenport, Iowa, May
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HAhBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT MILWAu
1L XIX WIS
UNITED STATES EN6lNEER's OFFIcE)
No. 5l2 Mann Sfrssf. MtIcnnkss HI

United STATES kNG1 NEER,s OFFIcE,)
No Si2 Nam street. Miieaskee, Wis. y
May 8. 1858 \
Sealed Proposals will be received ct this once
enni ~ % June 2, 1873, for improving the hsrbor
OF nfIwsukee. Wisconsin
The proposals. viii be in duplicate and separate
1Or each class of material and labor.
for particulars rs to payments. time OF com
neneing ard finishing the work, classification Of
Ensterfsl &c, spply at this Office, wnere plans and
sp-SInesfions will be shown to all whs wish to
p1sse proposals.
Contractors furnishing materials win be required
L hoa them, without expense to the United States
Chargr Of the work.
Each bid, 20 have consider alton, must be accom-
psuied BY guarantee signed nv TIVE responsible
forms furnished.
A printed copy of this advertisement will be at
tsChed o. each proposal
Flank forms OF proposals, with form Of suarsn-
tee. viii be furnished from this ofiee Epon appi-
cation
The WORK will be let 10 the lowest responsible
bidder, The United States reserying the right to
-s.eCt az bids.
JontIscts With good and sufficient sursties will
IL eNesutec within ten days from the date of the
aWard
The contracts will he placed in sealed envelopes,
eu-orsed. - Proposals for Improving the srbor OF
hIiw aukee, Wisconsin, )" and addressed to
Brevet Col. j. b. WHEELER,
MAJOR u Engi neers,
MT Ia I'd Milwaukee, Wis.
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Total No. Of bodies to be removed .........-2.0 700
At the same time and place, pro posals will be
received and bids opened for the construction of
National Cemetsry the came to be about 800
feet In length and to be built Of undressed rough
stone.
The wall to be feet thick at the TOP, s feet s
inches at the ground, feet high, with q founda-
lace Of the ground.
reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
msval of the bodies and the construction Of the
wall.
Payment to be made in Government .unds ON
completion Of the contracts.
Zach bid must be accompanied by o good and
sufficient guarantee from two or more persons,
whose loyalty and solvency 10 certified by Q clerk
Of court Of record setting forth that the bidder
viii, In case Q contract IL awarded, give ample
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
the same.
The name and place Of residence of each bidd or
and surety must be given.
Biz d.rs are invited to be present at the opening
Of their proposals, which will take place on the
day and hour above specified
Propos ais must be plainly endorsed proposals
fer the removal Of Bodies" Proposals for con.
stTuctine Stone Wall !" and addressed % the Chief
Qnsrtermsster District of the Indian Territory
By authority of the Chief Quartermsster Mill.
taIy Division Of Missouri.
A. 8. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, q, s. A.
my IA I'd Chief q. M. District of the I. T.
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PROPOSALS.
A RrHRACITE GOAL ToB rHE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREaB OF EoutPMENT AND 6Hcp TINS

BvREau or EouiPMENT AND aEcRyIrrNs,S
NAV IS ISIS. \
Sealed Proposals for fcrnishing Anfhracite Coal
for the Navy 10 be delivered during the scal year
enoing s,h June. S,it be received - this Blu
resu until 10 N I'D June. 1873
These proposals must be indor.ei :. Proposals for
Anthracite Coal for steamers, /" that they may be
d-tinguished Or m Other business letters
he offer must be for the delivery Of 80 tons,
OF 2, 20 pounds.
The Coal must be of the best Buck Mountain or
Black eth, OF Of . Kind equal to them In all r.
So. cts, for the purpose intended which equality
will ~ determined by Bosrd appointed BY the
Secretary Of the Navy o ter the reception 81 the
bids 80 =. =
The name Of the coal proposed to be furnished
The price must be FOR the Coil delivered ct the
Philsdelt bia Navy Yard on beard Of vessels ct
such ponts within six miles thereof may be des
ignated By the Bureau at the contractors risk and
xrense and without extra charge Of any kind
The coal must In all respects be Satisfactory to
the spector inspectors to be aspointed BY the
Bureau, Who will have the right Of peremptory
rejection
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee. &C, win be
furnished vi pom application to the Bureau.
Ian
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NOTICE FOB PROPOSALS POR SUPPLY OF
~ MARINE HOSPITAL.

Per- or 81 LOTS, April !, 1888
s a. neIeDy gwen tnst sea4eo pIoposo. &C :
forms 20 be furnished application ~ this ONCE,
on TUESDAY, June 2 l3o3, for the supply Of the
Marine Hospital ~ this city with the articles OF
provisions medicines, &c enumerated in said
forms The quantities stated are estinated with
reference TO the usual number Of patients In the
take lees Of said articles accordingly e
they may b. actually required. II the articles de-
vered At the be ptAl ere net In the jud gmeut of
the physician, If the best quality, and sdaptsd 20
the he will be At liberty 70 REJECT the saue
O. purchase other articles In their scsad and ~
ehsree the contr actor with any In the cost
over the contract prices
TIE prorosafs for tbe whole any portion OF tfs
1tTticias srectfed 8. n BRECKlNRIDGE,
ny4d Surveyor and Acting Collector.
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DROPOsALs FOR CEMENT.

ReafTVIrtsrs FapTth Military Disfrir,
1JtCs Caf.f DNayfsTUa sfsr,
TtckSbVYx, Mss AIay Il. ISIS
Sealed Proposals IN triplic.te will he received by
nail, at this Office. until Wednesday the 9th in.
slant for the delivery at Nicksburg. Mississip pi
or before the 10Th day of June. 1873, OF We
cred 100 barrels kosendale Csmeut, of the best
Quality, ia good well COO szre1 barrels
Bros MAJ be made for the whole or any part of
the amounts required.
Proposals 10 be suit beet TO the usual conditions
mentioned in M previous advertisement for sup
plies 49,.
ANY j. e. CHA NDLER.
uy@ a Bxf. Col. and QuartermAster s. A.
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DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

ST PAU MINI, May Il. 1883.
Sealed Proposals are inyitA until Nav 30 Isi3
t. furnish Wood and Hay, at the following named
poets. viz:
Fort Ransom, ID. T by October 81, 1855 700
cords Of merehantsble Hard Wood aud By August
81 1858, 500 tons OF Hay.
Fort wsdsworth, b. T., by October 81. 1855
O.O cords merchantable Hard Wood, and b.
August 81. 1858, SO tons Of BAY.
Fort AbercrOmbie, II. T., by October 81. 1853
socords merchsntaMe Hard Wood, and By August
81 1868. $50 tons OF Hay.
Proposals. for the above will be made In Din nil
cate, and must be endorsed Proposals for Wood
and Hay Straw bids, OF those ofiusolvent, ire
sponsible parties, or others who have failed to
fulfil their Government contracts, will not be
eeived; HOLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermastfr General L. g. A.
my p 81 Chief q. NJ. Dept. Dakota.
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- Rev. Mr.. Connolly, who breaches in the
American chapel. al Florence. Italy. il sixty
years old. He was first an Episcopalian. then
Catholic priest for fifteen wears, then an
Episcopalian sgsin. HIS wife Is a Catholic. a
nun, too. and what is more, she is leading
Lsdy Abbess OF England.
- Brigham Young Is setting out $50 acres
IN mulberry trees, and the faithful are about 70
follow his example.
~ Ii is proposed 10 erect a university 81
fredericksburg, Va, for the education OF both
seXes.
- In Germany every town Of fifteen thou
sand Inhabitants boasts an opera company.
50 An agent l. now in Constantinople try
NJ to negotiate a sale of fifteen thousand Am
erican breech loading rifles 70 the government.
81 Homes tor working girls, with board and
odging at three dollars q week, are q good Chi
Ego idea.
SOhio cattle eat lobelia, and Ohio people
drink milk, the result Of which IL. that several
cases of poisoning exist near Toledo.
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PROPOSAL. for fnrn.Sins such STATIONERY as NAV
be required by this Department and the Bureaus
june s viii be rsesved until af y %
of FRIDAY. june 18th, 1853. 4
or Be Be 81 s !,
factory guarantee that the bidder will exc .ute q
contract, With good and sufficient bonds, il hi, bid
An articles furni shed must be Of the best quality
Of th sa kind samples Of which must accompany
Bond with approved security, will be required Of
on failure to furnish any article when required.
In reast nable time the right is reserved Of pur
81
the contract Price be paid therefor the difference
The Department. reserves the right to reject or
accept the bid on all articles singiy or eollec-
An estimate Of the quantities which will be need.
ed: and blank forms for binding, containing full
ment, will be furnished on apple alton.
the d. To
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
the and be endorsed ts Sta
my Is, jessie Secretary.
Nav PARASITES oFFIGE *.
PROPOSAL. to be ind o. I'd Nay u.s. s
Of june 1868 for the folio wing articles, 20 i must
expense and government tax at the washington
thereat, to wit:
BEreav Of Yards and Docks.
00 COO Hard burnt Bed Brick.
70,cOp Fire Brick.
4.0OO feet North River Flagging Stone.
80 perches Blue Gneiss Building Stone.
go cubic feet Rough Granite.
no square yards BELGIAN Paving Stones.
oil 900 board feet White Oak Plank and Sawed
Timber.
5000 ubie feet White Oak Timber. l4inches square,
$500 = hite Oak Railroad Ties.
4OOO board feet Black Walnut.
100 beard feet haywood Mahogany.
22S- $50 board feet White Pine Plank and Timber,
coo squares Roofing Slate.
IS tons American Railroad Iron, city pattern.
p ,2l0 pom nds Paint, dry and in oil.
] so gallons Pure Lineeed Oil raw.
IL 100 feet best Double-thick Baltimore Glass.
100 u dozen Painters Brushes
81 boxes Roofing Tin, IN Hx20 inches.
l.!o0 feet Rubber Hose four ply, with couplings.
500 feet Leather Hose. with couplings.
1900 pounds Belt ard Hose Leather
7.st0 feet best quality Cement Sewer Pipe.
Also,
For Materials, Labor. &c, for Fitting Apparatus
Steam Heating Commandments Quarters, &C.
at Navy Yard, per Specifications at Girl
Enginser'S Ofce. at Yard
Descriptive schedule, with particulars to be seen
at this OH ce Responsible security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery Of the articles
awarded, in conformity Nth aipHldfions ths
blank forms for bids TO be had at this Office otherctS Sc
CALVIN G. JACKSON,
my 25-3t Paymaster U. q. N.
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l. ZEAL ESTATE AGENT,
No. ass Seventh street, near Z.

FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS CORNER
EIGHTH AND STREETS; ALSO. HOUSE
On FRIDAY, May 18th. at O'Clock p. m. on the
premises, will sell FIVE Lots in eese's subdivis-
ion in Square $685. fronting 20 feet each on street.
running back 100 feet.
Also,
Immediately after the above, a Frame House and
Lot, N. 4. corner sth and B streets, fronting Is
feet inches, running back 100 feet.
Terms on Lots: ORe-half cash; balance in 6 and
II months; on house, One.third cash; balance in g.
H. and Is months, with notes. secured by Q deed OF
trust. Convey ancing at purchasers cost SIS
down on Lots and $50 on house at time of sale.
CHAS KL0MAN
my25-4t NAGLE 4 CO., Aucts
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sA hkfCk AZ pw hkHEII9S H az sGpoMEoESAB5E
CONVENIENT PAINTING OFFICE.
On SATURDAY, May Is, lsSs, at o o'clock D. m,
west half Of Lot g. in the subdi vision Of Square 6e
situate on the north side Of Massachusetts avenue
between North Capitol street and New Jersey ave,
nue., and improved By Brick House of five rooms,
with good cellar. The lot 10 100 feet deep, with
fifteen foot paved alley In the rear.
months.
ser's cost. Sl0o down when sold.
myl9-eo6ds j. b. WHEELER CO., Aucts
- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
ency Of the wealth.. the above sale is Postponed
until TUESDAY, May %, same hour.
my3 JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Aucts.
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NhEEN q WILLIAMS.
my Io-eo1ds Until Auctioneer

u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. a26, Southeast corner It'll and d streets.
M STREET NORTH, BET WEN 18th AND
10TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at s O'Clock
PIN square No. 1876, being q feet front by a good
depth, running back to wide 80 feet alley.
Terms One half cash; balance In elk and twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secured by
aoeed OF trust or the premises. All convey sncins
ESQ down on the day of sale.
my I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. AurfA.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT pRoPERrr.

Will be sold, at public auction, 20 the hiehssf
bidder. at the city 20 Norfolk. Virginia, on fRI-
DAY the 9th day of MAY next ~ II O'Clock m sa
Iron sessel, schooner -rigged, and measuring 81
Said vessel has been used . light boat, ana
formerly occupied the Station az WilIouehby spSt
In the Fifth Light house District.
Terms 81 sale: Ca.h in Government. funds-te -
paid on the day Of the sale.
BY order Of the Light -house Board.
J. M BERRIEE,
Commander. United States Navy.
Light house Inspsctor.
LIGHT HorsE isspEcrop's OFFICE, FrrrH Du-
TRIcr, NORFOLK, We, April .. 1855 apD sotd
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26. Southeast cornsrof eth ana ID atreeta

VALUABLE Two STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOf AT THE CORNER OF cIH STREET
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant. at six O'Clock
2. m we shall sell. on the premises, parts Lots
No. and 2, in Square No. a.. Lot being 81 feet
front by 100 feet deep, with q good Frame Dwell
ling House, in good repair; having water in the
yard; making IL hrst-ciAse private residence: be-
ing one of the best locations in Washi pgton, to
which we ask the attention Of buyers.
Terms: Two-thires cash; balance in and u
months. for notes bearing interest and secured By
a deed OF trust on the premises All convey ancinR
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purch ser
Slt0 down en- the day Of sale.
GREEN WILLIAMS
my 1871 Init Auctionees.
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AUCTION SALES.
fHI0 AFTERNOON

l.
TT c9orER Z LAIInER, Asct,en.-,,.
soethwe.te rner Of Penn svsSus ana iits street.
. Star Once Building.
eH In ss.,Ir SALE OF yALyseLE AND IN.
sfhEkI AND kAssAvkUsETrs AvENVs,
CAPITOL HILL, AT Auction
N tne.I spd 81 yirtae Of decree Of the suprene
Uess O. the District Of oelumbia passed in equity
comp silant., sno Georea .. Jiiisrd 81 a. ere a-
deienoants, the unabridged trustee Win sell, ~
gatlie auction, on TUESDAY. the assh day OF
nay a. isss q 8 Q CLOCK .; m. 90 the prsmi
ana nine, 60 IN Square numbered nine hu adred
aud forty -ope tel situated on the northeast cor
pei o. hsst Capitol and sth streets east. and be.
North street, the same bsns Lots bes e
intse. 20 ,onr, a., AID I've So Lot No. being
st the southwest corner OF Massachusetts avenue
spd 10TH street eest all being in square Numbered
The above described real estate 10 situated in
sstp. 1,y ,meiosins location, where property is
.r The Of ss. sTes e By .:
TO be paid IN cash and the bal in two ecu a In
stAlmenfs in sfx snd twelve months. the deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of sale and
ebssers, endorsed to the satsf action OF the trrs
tee; or one third OF the pure base money in eash
and the balspce On the ratification Of The eAIe by
the Court, ~ the option of the purchaser.
whole Of the purchase money IL paid and the sale
ratified by the Court.
An convey ancing and revenue stamps q the cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
my lteo COOPER LATIMkR, Auets
RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. &. McGuire a Col
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~A new pavement is to b. tried in London.
AZ poisi where there IL heavy frame II con-
sists Of laying down granite blocks OF six IN
ches by four inches on the usual bed, and NIL
ing in the interstices with very coarse gravel,
snd hen pouring on a hot liquified cement OF
gas asphalte. This cement runs down bet we~n
the blocks and firmly cemeuts the pavement
into single mass, said 10 be impervious 10
water above or below.