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mo CONTRACTORS

PrJposas will be received the Water Commissioner
on,or a5a Main street. TIL O'Clock r. ~ OF the 3 day OF
Nav 1871 for constructing about 1900 nea feet OF brick
nes eet Of pipe sewer Ia the Montgomery street
Ths should be seated addressed ITO the Water
cemm sspners" and endorsed proposals Tor Sewcre"
Thc mars prones, necessary forms and specifications
NAV be seen Water COMMISSIONER occ and amer
Ibc w1rs 10 ps completed by lat day Of July 1874
security In the sum Of 3,v,Qtu wL be required.
- j. B. a. RAND. Chief Engineer.
PoUeRR RHvNG n, Y. MAY d 161.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
Office and salcsroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post odlce.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD
" DISTRICT.

ToAPKINevitLE, N. ", May H. 1s7l.
Proposals Tor materials ard labor foundation and pier
OF Lighthouse on Penncld Reef, Long Island sound
Sealed proposals will vcd At this Office until noon OF
the h Of June s for the materials and labor for the con
sruction Of the granite foundation and supporting PIER IN
Guiding boat landing, for Lighthouse at fenheid hee
Long island SOUND according TO plans and
be scen At this oce and furDshei bidders on apphe@on
therefor. .-
Proposals be 10 duplicate, ACCOMPANIED by sisnny
in duplicate, printed copy Of this adveremen ~
tached each proposal They must D. ndresed 20 sne
gned endorsed the cnseops " frop sai LOT uA
tersi foundation and pier OF Peoneid heei
Lighthouse. -. -, ....., .,v or III Ma.
should they % tne United STATES
'"o"" "N' ~ J. 4. WOODBURY.
Lieut. Colonel of Engineers. Engineer 81 l. H. District
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REWARDS.

GE0 REwARD.-sTRAYED AWAY, NEAR UNION
p.)O square, n ANAL black and tan Terrier with q red
collar The above will lie paid bringing him to Mr..
PARKER, 253 Madison avenue.
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EoR sALE-AN ELEGANT CLARENCE AMI
Phaeon both IN perfect order and good as new; also
black Trottng Horse hands high fine roadse.
and ro ast splendid double horse warranted sound
and Kind Apply the private In Eighty third street,
between Madison and Fifth avenues
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@1OO -slco WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE ARTItLEs
WlUU. from st. Joseph's church. Kingston, Y. Y
No questions asked. JAMES DoUGHERTY, Kingston.
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E-ADyERT MINT
TO PIPE FOUNDERS.
OFFICE WASHINGTON AoUEDrcr, Z
MAsuINnInN Ancnat 2. IN

. WASHINGTON, August 3, ISL.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until IL O'Clock the ARA DAN oF sEPrEm-
BER, ISL for the delivery in the District Of Column
bia OF nine millions $500 GO Of pounds of d inch
cas-. iron Water Pipe and Special Castings. The
entire Quantity u pipe l. divided into four lots aud
proposals will be received Tor the whole less
The plans are the same as distributed under Adver-
tisement q July -. No bid ~ill b. received which
does not agree commence the delivery on OF before
the let day Of October next
Each bidder must agree, and the contractor will
be required. 90 forfeit dollar 81 day for delay
m the delivery Of each pipe and special casting be-
yond the time required In the circular and this sd
Nertisement.
No proposals Tor pipes or special castings will be
received except In the printed forms, which, with
circulars specifications, plans aud forms contract
can he had application in person or by letter or
telegraph 20 GEORGE N . ELLIOT,
Mayor 81 kngineers, L. :. A, Chief Engineer WASH
ington lueluct. aus 81
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OFFICE OF THE BIO ARD or PUBLIC WORKS.

WARRINGTON, ID. g, August :, ISL.
sealed Proposals Will b. received az this m &C IN
til ~ m. q the 1th q SEPTEMBER, A. n. IS1
icr the erection q the supcrstructure q an iron
trus, eridge over Rock Greek, on the line Of N"
and Bridge streets
The russes 60 be below the door 81 the BRIDE the
depth from the bottom of the truss O. the floor IL the
bridge TO be ten lei feet. the width & the carriage
way 90 be- forty tf0l feet. with side walks Fht %
ieet wide the clear span between thu ahutmeuts 10
be one hundred aud twenty i've - feet
Each bidder will submit MS plan. which must
pe accompanied by schedule giving weights Of cart
aud wrought iron In bridge, and estimate Of the
maximum strain by tension aud compression on the
wrought and cast iron when loaded with siNty sir
tobl pounds per square foot Of the surface Of the
bridge between the abutments and ratings.
Plans and diagrams showing the plan q canstruc-
uon and the details of the work must be deposited
with the proposals. The plans etc Of rejected bid
ders will be return-d.
Bidders will also state the time required Tor the
completion of the work.
The required masonry will be done nv tho Raard
The Board reserves the right reject any or all
bids II deemed b. them 10 the interests " the Dis
trict 90 DO 50.
:. Proposals should be endorsed " Proposals Cor
Bridge and addressed 20 the Board Of Public
Works, District e Columbia. Rep. &Chr I au16 "a
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aus It supt Of Northeast Executive Building.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING OR MACApAMIZ.
l. ING CARRIAGEWAYS.


OFFICE OF TEE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
DtStrief of Cols0sbia,
WASHINGTON, ID. z, August q ISL y
Public Works until 1 m Of SEPTEMBER ]. ISL. for
Paving or Macadamzing the Carriagewsys of the
Pennsy snia venue. from Fifteenth street west
to AauedHct bridge.
New York avenue, from Fifteenth street west to
X street, from Georgetown to Sixth street.
foar ana a hall street west, from Pennsylvania
street north, from Thirteenth west TO Judiciary
Gsireet north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
second west.
g street north, from Fifteenth west to Third west.
Twelfth street west, from v north % the river
Eleventh street west, from Pennsylysnia avenue
to street north.
street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
second west.
II street north, from Fourteenth west to Seventh
west.
Fifteenth street west and Vermont avenue, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and north.
, Ninth street west, from Pennsylvania avenue TO
Bids for any and all description Of pavement will
be received. the Board reserving the right select
CT reject any and all payements that may be offered
The bids must include the grading required.
All bidders for patent pavements will be required
file i'm the Patent Office and will be required 10 give
security, 20 be approved BY the Board 81 Public
Works, TO keep such pavement in repair for three
90 years without expense to the Board.
Each bidder will be required before presenting his
bid, 10 deposit with the Collector Of Washington
city, 20 the credit Of the Board Of Public Works. the
therefor a guarantee that he will enter into and
carry out the contract, if awarded him. in accord
refunded TO the unsucces full bidders after the award
Of the contract and to the contractor after the
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Paving
CsTriageways;' and directed to Treasurer Of Board
Plans and specifications may be seen al the En-.
gineer s ONCE. au22- "a
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PROPOSALS.
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR LAYING WATER

WASHINGTON, u. o., August 70. ISL.
Seaied Proposals will be received ~ the under
signed until O'Clock ON the FtFTEENrH tlsshl nAV
o. SEFTrMeER, ISL, az the Light -housp Boart.
gfcasuTy Department for the wing in the District
81 Columbia Of nine millions go el Of pounds of
- inch cast iron Water Pipes, Stop Cocks, and
Special Castings
The entire work Is divided into four divisions and
Hefesslsw VIZ be received for the whole OF less
Each BIDDER before making hls bid must deposit AZ
The ffTst National Bank, WashinCton 20 the credit
o tne 6Ofernor Of the District of Columbia the sum
e one ttou-ane dollars. 80 security that he viii enter
mo ana cotnlete the contract Accounting the spec
lhcatloIis The money 80 deposited will D. returned
u the unsuccessful bidders when the contract i
awarded, and TO the contractor when he completes
his contract.
The contractor viii be required % forfeit one dol
lars Sl aday for delay in the laying ~ esh me
special casting, and stop Geek beyond the time re-
Quired in the ntract.
No proposals FOR LAYING pipes win be received eN-
cept in the printed forms, which, with circulars
specifications, and form Of contract and any further
Information, be had application in rerson OF
by letter 20 GEORGE II. ELLIOT.
MAJOR Of Engineers. U. :. A.,
au9o-lot Chief Engineer. Washington 40 uNiust
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PROPOSALS FOR TUE CONSTRUCTION OF
THE TiBER SEWER

a
ksuiNeToN, n. e. Angus p. lisa.
Sealed Pfgposals viii D. rerei,s.i ~ the R,,rl n
Public Notks q the District - Columbia anil
n, chfrfNhEE ~. TT the Continuation III the ci1u-
suuctea - The liter Sever, frous present farmi-
rus on Third tSdl street N-st q the ssufb H. n
ehth isho avenue the rlans and SPECIFICATION. a
N,lCh nay - seen ~ the Engineer : ufiica.
bo9crs All state The pricr per lura loot g CEN
- ltts' ~ ~ ~. iNan a. c1t u
a. re- utrcd by spscihcaiiuns
Zach bidder VII D. required hefnre rresesffr IA.
blu 10 densU with The Collector UfN arlington rfty
10 the credit 81 the Board of Public orks an srIa
u enc thousand daIlars. slgFOD taking re-rirt
therefor a. guarantee that h ~il enter into and
carry out the contract II AWARDED him fu ar,nrd-
ance With his bid. The money : deposited III hs
refunded 90 the unsuccessful bidder after tr nuarf
OF the contract aud the Contractor after the cm-
pletion 81 the work.
Proposals O. he Endorsed Proposal Cor Tiher
Sewer" aDd addressed 90 the Treasurer ~ the
Board Of Public Works, Dissric; Of Clum-
hia ~ N = "a
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DRoPosALs FOR PUBL.

DEPARTMENT OF STArE, .
WASHINGTON. August 3. ISL.
Sealed Proposals will be received until = m. Of
SKPTENBER isr, ISL, at this Department, for the
delivery and storage Of the faowi named quaint
ties Ct COAL and WOOD, via:
~ tons best quality Baltimore Company White Ash
IurHace-size Coal.
9tons Cumberland soft Coal.
Stons Nutmeg size Stove Coal.
~ cords well seasoned Bakers Pine Wood.
40 cords best Oak Wood, well seasoned and sound.
The whole TO be ins pected, weighed and measured
by the Inspector appointed by act Of Congress Of
July ii, lo, and the prescribed fee Of - cents for
each ton Of Coal ins pecfsd, weighed aud delivered
and Tor every cord Of Wood the Of cents. shall
be paid by the contractor.
Proposals viii be considered binding from one
week from the lst of September, the Department
serving the right to reject all any portion OF the
bids received.
No proposals viii be received unless accompanied
by satisfactory evidence Of ability full the con
tract, nor viii any payment be made without the
certificate of the inspector that the Coal furnished
Is such ~ the contract calls for.
All proposals 20 be sent 20 the Office Of the Chief
Clerk, endorsed Proposals for Coal and Wood, De-
psrtment of State"
THEODORE W DIMON,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BoARp OF PvsL1c woSKs,l
DtSfTiof of Columbia,
WASHINGTON, August q, 1S7l.A
Proposals will be received at the Office II the
Board of Public Works until , m, OF the ST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, for Furnishing and tting Curb
stones Of either New York Bluestone, Granite. and
Seneca: also for Laying brick Foot pavements
with best quality OF paving bricks upon bed of the
best river sand four (4l inches in depth with sub
stratum OF four (4) Inches Of pure gravel.
Also. for RELAXING old brick root paw ements Fur
nlshiEg Sand and Gravel as above specified, where
needed.
Also, Paving Cutters with Cobble Stone, and ditto
spaces between flags in flag crossings.
The curbs viii be required &C. be - inches deem.
inches on top with a dressed face of inches, and
square olnted ends ana in pieces not lees than feet
luTg.
Bidders viii state the price per neal foot for curb
ing; per square yard for new ard old brick pave
ment, including the required amount Of gravel aud
sand stated per square yard for the cObble stone
pavement, including the above bed Of sand and
gravel, per square foot for the Tagging which shall
he SIX TO- inches IN thickness and Is inches in width
and TO be laid upon sand and gravel as stated.
Zach bidder Will be required before present. ng his
bid. TO posit with the Collector Of city of Wash
the sum Of five hundred dollars. $685. taking re,
ceipt therefor. guarantee that ne will cutter into
aic carry out the contract, il awarded TO him, In
cordance with his bid The money so deposited will
be refunded TO the unsuccessful bidder after the
award ot the contract, and 10 the contractor after
the completion Of the work
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Curb
ing, Guttering, Flagging, and Laying Side Foot
Of Public Works.
The Board 81 Public Works reserve the right to
reject any all bids. au22-td
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PROPOSALS
nTTICT ASSISTANT orARrEI

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER.
" foEI MONROE, Va, August ID, i7i-
Sealed Proposals (in tripiicafel viii - received at
this or &C. uufil Il O'Clock m rESnhr Sarieulh-r
2th: ISL. for BUILDING BRICK or STONH
WALL with coping With one double and one single
iron gate. around che City Psint. Va National GEN.
etsTy Kind q stone tor Gaping o. b. spccth-d.
Bidders viii be required o. specify the price per
lIeal foot and Nc bd IN D. entertained haf do--
not conform % this requirement.
The rubbish resulting from TIE excavation Tor the
VAL o. h removed from the ground ftht Cemetery
az he eNpense g the sncCessful bidder.
Plans and blank forms Cor bids Furnished uprn
application g. this ofice. n CURLING.
aua5-6i Captain and Assf o1art 'rr,-ssseT n : a
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TOMORROW,

by LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioncers,
ID Successors TO Cooper & Latimer.l
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street.
WALNUT PARLoR SUITES, BRUSSELS CAR.
PPk kkks' MMaahhkR,EFT T ETPPGEEkSk %SssNVT AEp
IEATHBR BIDS, BLANKETs, SPREADS,
"A On FRIDAY MORNING. September LIST, at
w 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at the residence Of
- lady declining Housekeeping. No. 7a0 18th
stree, between c and III streets, excellent
assortment of Furniture, &C. We name in
Walnut Parlor Suite, in striped reps.
Rosewo cd Parlor Suite, in figured aamask,
Walnut Etegere end hatnot,
Walnut Lounge. Martle-top Tables,
walnut Extension Table, MIh1gsny Siieboards,
Oak and Walnut Csne-seat Chairs,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
OIL Cloth, Window Shades,
Superior Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suite,
MAHOGANY and Painted Wardrobes'
Bedsteads, Bureaus ard Washstands,
Feather Beds Bslsiers and Pillows,
Blankets, Spreads. Sheets, &C.
Table Cloths, Toilet Sets,
China, Plated and Glass Ware,
Heating Stoves, Kitchen requisites,
Portable Furnace, &C &c
au2S-dts lRepl LATIMER 6 CLEARY, Aucts.
by WIN. L. WALL & co, Auctieneers,
Nos 900 and s Ssw SHyeie , Bril on
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, September
t%H 1s', at 6 O'Clock, We will sell on the prem.
S.ises Lot 9 in square 800. fronting IS feet and
good Frame House.
The above property is situated on street south,
between IA and 9th streets west.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and 70 months,
notes bearing interest and secured by deed of trust
on premises. All conveyancing, sc at expense Of
au5O W. L. WALL CO, Aucts
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RYC. W. HAyENNER Il CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street.

~ Il ". CO.,a
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east Of Seventh street.
TRUsTEEs sALEAT AUCTION OF TWO BEAU
~ W A TsRR4SGS 3F LANp IN TIE COUNTY
ING 5NNGT0 3NI AND baltimore TGRNPIKE, AND
ASR HA1F N sEkEET RainR5Ib
- By virtue of deed of trust to me, from Juan
pdsn ct at dssd IN July isr AID
81e o. 6s land records 9f washington Dis
bidder the O. Of ' H iSF s So
b hSufa ,h ayenss n this city On FRIDAY sepsem
TONED in said deed and more 1Ss aR ny s
scrbed as follows, viz: All those certain lots par
District Of Columbia, and being part Of the GREEN.
VALE TRACT, so-cslled, and marked and dstin-
county, district Of Columbia and annexed to cer
Hickey have conveyed to William Hickey the part
OF said GIeenvale tract assigned to him upon par.
deed is recorded in the land records of said COUNTY
in Liber No $50, folio $40, ct seq, lot numbered
number one ~ and running thence east sixty six
perches to stake opposite farm road; thence south
south 60 deg east l6 30 perches stake near black
OAK tree thence south Sl deg west sixty perches TO
west nifty perche. with said outline thence
north ZiM deg west q "a perches to the beginning,
twenty perches Of land, more or less. ~
no Ai St cD a%ss s ssh s
ming thence south $50 deg west s. 10 perches TO rst
line OF Haddocks Hills;n thence north 26l, deg
ives 70 perches to southwest corner Of lot number
nye (5) thence north $50 deg. fifty two perches
TO the beginning, containing twenty four acres one
rood and thirty three perches of land more or less
plat OF the land and the abstract of title can be
seen at the office of the auctioneers.
Terms Of sale: $3.50 of the purchase money in
cash. OF which deposit of 800 viii be required when
the property is sold, and the balance I'm notes AT six
and twelve months, drawing ten per cent. interest
from day 81 SALE secured BY deed of trust upon the
property The terms to be complied with in one
week from the day of sale, or the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
city Of Washington ~
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the pur.
CHASER cost. ID. l.. EATON, Trustee
.-,C: w. HAYENNER 4 CO., Aucts.
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and streets

10y GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner7th and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On 1lTH STREET. BETWEEN RHODE ISL
AND AVENUE AND STREET NORTH, IN
WASHINGTON CITY, d. G.
- By virtue of a deed Of trust from Armstead
Reed and wife, dated the 9th day Of November,
1866, recorded in Liber II. NJ. H., No "a, folio
lS5, &C., one Of the land records of Washington
county District Of Columbia and by direction Of the
DAY, the 3Oth dsy Of August. 1871, at O'Clock ..
m offer for sale, to the highest bidder the prem
Uses, Lots Nos. and 5, in w: w. Corcorsn's subdi
3G, in the city Of Washington, ID. @.
Terms of sale: One third cash 500 of which must
be paid at the fall of the hammer, or the property
will be Immediately resod); and the balance in and
IL months, for which the purchaser will give his
notes, secured by a deed of trust the premises.
All conveyancing, recording and stamps at the pur-
chasers cost If the terms Of sale are not complied
with in five days the undersigned reserve the right
to resell, after one week public advertisement, at
the risk and cost cf the defaulting purchaser.
WM. r. WOODWARD T,.oas
CHAS. BRADLEY, iiuses'
au9-eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RI TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, Sept 4th, ISL. at the same hour and
place. By order of the Trustees.
auSOd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DRoPosALs FOR CURLING.

OFFICE OF The BOARD OF Prprrc woRys
DtSfrIsf Of Columbia, )
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August q, 1871 Y
- proposals will be received At the Office Of the
Board Of Public Works unit il m on the LIST day OF
September, Isl for Furnishing aud Delivering at
such place and time a. may hereafter be designated
by the Engineer Of the Board, loo 90 lnea feet of
Granite Blue Stone Seneca Stone Curbings Of the
following Dimensions, viz
a. inches deep, inches at top, with a dressing on
the front side Of inches, and in pieces Of less
than six (6) feet.
ishing Clubbing, - and directed 10 the Treasnrsr 81
the Board Of Public Works. -
The Board Of Public Works reserves the riphr IN
reject any all bids. au99 "A
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

pY TH0S. +. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington & Georgetown Office, 5l51th st op + q
VERY DESIRABLE LOT IMPROVED BY
SMALL HOUSE AND FINE STABLE, No
S25 l. STREET.
L. On THURSDAY, August 3lst. st 6oclock,
E.M shall offer, on the premises, the above prop
Skerty, having front Of - feet inches.
Terms: One-flfth cash; halsnce in years
au2S-d&ds TH0S. f. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
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by G: W. HAyENNER q CO., Aucticneers,
~ o43 Louisiana avenue, third door east of 9TH ST.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF vALU-
LOTS IN THE NORTHERN SECTION OF THE

LOTS IN THE NORTHERN SECTION OF THE
IL By virtue of a deed of trust to me, dated
En N January 6, ISL, and recorded February 3,
ISL, in lieer No. ga, folio Asa, of the land
records for Washington county, District of Co
lumbla, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, shall offer for sale to the highest bidder
on MONDAY, September IL 1871, the real estate
mentioned in the sad deed of trust, viz:
At O'Clock p. m, September IL, ISL, the
premises, lot number one, Il } in square number
three hundred and ninety three, 1891 fronting
ninety nine feet four inches on north street, by
one hundred feet on 8th street west
At o o clock p. m, on the same day, on the prem
ses, lot number fifteen, 49, in the subdivision Of
lots in square number four hundred and eighty iSl
on The west side of 9TH street west, between and
streets north. and lot number seven (7D and the
eastern half Of lot eight 49, and the northern part Of
OF number eleven I'D and the southern part If lot
number twelve, tl2,) in square number five hundred
and twelve, (5l2 the said northern part Of lot hav
ing front Of six 90 feet and eight inches, and the
said southern part of lot having front Of twenty
GOD feet and running back with even width to the
rear line of said lots. Parts of lots number eleven
I'll and twelve, ~, in square number five hundred
and twelve, (5l2,) are improved by two two-stOry
Frame Houses.
Terms of sale: One-thiri cash. balance in notes at
8, II and Is months, bearing interest at the OF
10y deedsof trust the property. The of sale
must be complied with in one week from the day Of
sale, or the property will be resod at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser. deposit of 500
upon each piece of property when sold. All con-
veyanclng and revenue stamps at the purchaser 5
cost. II. W. BOWMAN. Trustees.
au29-d G. W. HAVENNER & co, Aucts.
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MAR RIED.

DALY-THOMPSON. On the 10Th instant. nv
Rev. Father Call, at st: Dominick's Church, JOHN
Washington, d. C.. No cards.
ELLINGER-McKENNA. On the 18th OF An
gust Isl. by the Rev. Father n. Z. Bowie. JOHN
formerly of Baltimore
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hEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PENSION OrTTCE

WASHINGTON, II. c., August 3, ISL
Sealed p ropOsals will be received Al This offce
until the LIST Of September, proximo for eight hun
dred thousand $4,000 Lithograp Pied Checks for the
NUMBER Tor the year la2. Samples can be seen at
THIS once, or at any u. ;. Pension Agency.
Zach bid must be accompanied by a written Cuar-
antee, signed by the bidder, with two compeent
thogrs phng, and has the requisite facilities for the
performance of the contract for which the bid Is
made i'm a satisfactory manner.
The proposal and guarantee should he superscribed
with the place Of residence Of the signers, and the
proper date The right TO reject any and all bids
that may be offered Is reserved.
J. ii. BAKER,
aui-eofSepl Commissioner of Pensions
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DIED..

MIN INERT. On the eth instant. HERMIENE
LU1SA MEMMERT, wife of Chas. Memmert, aged
40 years.
The funeral will take place Friday, at O'Clock
m, from her late residence, No 95 Bridge street
Georgetown, TO Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.