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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18
Governors MESSAGE

Gentleman OF the Senate and assembly:
The people of the state IF w ,sc0nsin
having called me to their service in the
capacity ot th'ir chief executive, APP
pear before you in accordance with Gus.
tom that has prevailed since the f"rma-
tion Of our State Government.
The constitute Impnes upon the
Governor the duly "f commun,car ing TO
the Legislature the condition at the
estate, aud recommending such Legislation
as to blm may seem eXpedient and Call.
ed tor by the public welfare.
II proceeding to discharge that duty,
am deepl! impressed with tie respon
sibillties of my pc itinn With graft
tude the most profound and sincere to-
wards the people of The state 'Or the con
fidencc imposed in me, aud a determine,
tion to devote my best # rts to their
service, approach the nu'ies that belong
to me with feelings # dlstrust and EN-
barrassment,
Succeeding IN this high office a gentle,
man who has administered its duties for
q longer period than any of his prcde
cessors, and who LETT il enjoy ng in tue
highest degree the coniidence and good
will of TIE people, I should regard my
self as exceedingly fortunate, #, at tue
expiration of my term OF service, the
same good opinions go with me-.
While pustilence and famine have des-
Clated our nations, the year just ended
has been one of general health in our
state, and mark. d with a degree of pros
perity ,qnal to any that has preceded it,
and saving only one great calamity that
has befallen one section of it, the people
have great cause OF thankfulncss to the
Author of every good and perfect gift.
The abundant returns Of agriculture
have not only been equal to ali the
wants of our people, but have furnished
large surplus With which to supply
other and less favored people.
Our manufacturing industries have
steadily increased, and our commerce has
suffered no abatement, while many p0r
tiOns of the state, heretofore quite mac
CesSible, have been opened up by rail
roads to easy access and Development.
The laws have been faithfully execu
ted, and the rights of all preserved and
maintained.
The cause Of education has been con-
sfantly progressive, and our noble lnsti-
tuliOns Of public charity have brought
relief and mlnistered to the comfort Of
many who in the inscrut4be providence
Of God, have been deprived of their rea
son, or the faculties Of hearing and sight
But without further retrospect, pro
coed to more detailed exposition Of the
condition of the state
From the reports Of the Secretary ot
State and State Treasurer, it appears that
the balance in the Treasury, belonging t.
the various funds, at the close of the las
fiscal year, was $32988452.
The receipts and disbursements OF
the general fund tor the fiscal year were
as follows:
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RECEIPTS.
State tax and tax on gu S7o2. o64. %
Railroad companies 941 $50 IS
Insurance companies-.17 license
fees So $50 o.
Telegraph companies 1904 70
PlankrOad-taxes air 70
BlaDks-dues state bonds . 123 az
miscellaneous sources o., 594.64
Total S1,C99, 576 81
DISBURSEMENTS
Salaries and permanent appropria-
lions SSs2Y "a
Legislative expenses-session of 1871 10 Ge6 I Q
State Prison and charitable institutions s88 sol Is
Interest on state debt 1856 $50 So
Special appropriations 7624S55
miscellaneous 160, 70719
Total $685., s77 "a
This fund having been overdrawn Sep
tember Both, 1870, to the amount of $l9,.
O637l the balance at the close of the
last fiscal year was $45,135 g.
The above disbursement are thus re-
captula:ed in the Secretary's report.
For state institutions 1855. sol. 70
Interest of state debt 1883 50
Special appropriations and other extra
ordinary expe- ses 1875, 525
Making the total extraordinary ex-
Which deducted from the total disburse-
ments, leaves as ordinary expenses $500, 081 ,45
AH0 eApenses Oh the same class IN 1870 Sl6,SS0.Sl
STATE DEBT.
The state debt not having been
cnanged during the fiscal year, was on
the oOth OF September, 1871, $2,252 057,
owing as follows:
On state bonds outstanding Ss8 zoe 90
TO the school fund-on certificates Of
rd l1n9d6eotSS gpIre.s 1852 10000
nc Gates tss Of r Indebtedness 4S,SOO,oO
Gates of Indebtedness ~, noo m
To the Agricultural College fund-or 'OoO'
certificates of Indebtedness % eoo IA
To the currency ceriifcates-on car+;a o''OOo'o0
Gates of Indebtedness I s7 m
The expenses of the fiscal year ending
September 30th, 1872, have already been
estimated and provided for, it deyolves
The expenses of that year are est;ma.
ed by the Secretary Of State thus:
upon you to make prov ision for the
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DIED.

DAVENPORT. OF the morning Of the 4th inst ,
Chss 4. and RebeSca Davenport.
sW
pYRE. On the 5th instant Of cholera infantum
FRANK, son Of VIM. " :. and Mile A. d. re, aged
3 months
Funeral from the resideuce OF his parents SOS
Hast Capitol street, this Saturday afternoon. at
clock
HOSIHUF. On the 9Th instant, at IL O'Clock ..
n. hiSNiE only daughter Of Mary 4. and T.
Harry pCushue, aged mOu-hs.
. TIE fureral viii take place at o'clock .. m.
SUNDAY from the residence Of Prof. John Espu-a,
No. 90 SIN street east.
rJNN. On the 5th inst, Mrs. ANNA DUNN,
VIII ~ James Dunn, sSed - years
ReiAti, e and friends of the family requested
Ia street :. " 81. sunday, at clock o. IN. IPhila
delEhis Ia pers please copy. -
JOHNSON on the 5th instant, AZ "a O'Clock a
IN GATH akISE, beloved wife of Michael John
sen, szed - years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
iuly requested q attend the funeral from iare
IesItenCe, No. 1927 2Oth street ". W, on sunday
July 9Th, at2 O'Clock =. m. .
QUINLAN July :. iSZ2, after lingering illness,
at has late residence, MAURICE VI. QUINLAN.
aged $ yeArs.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fnly invited o. attend his funeral from the residence
g his brother ln-lsw, Richard 4. har, ey No. 5O9
Massachusetts, avenue y. W, on sunday, tbs Tth
Inst. NJ o clock Pm.
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RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1O0l, northwest corner 10th and D SITS

oBANGERY SALE oFALL TaE REMAINING
sQGAREs No. 90, 1Si, i35 ) AND I h iss. ~
IF the bsdt 81 the
.A@4C cause No. 2,76I, George w. Binyille & Co vs.
W. ID. e. Murdoch ct al, we will sell at pubic
the 10Th day OF July, A. d. IS72, at O'Clock p m
the following real estate, viz
division Of Square No, 80, with the twostOry fTams
Also Lot east 1917 feet of Lot H. by depth there
Of, and Lots 81 81 S. and 80 in subdivision of Square
l3l, with the two story frame houses.
part OF Let c. subdivision of Square 1885, fronting
~ feet ON l9th street, between aud streets north,
A.o psrs Of Lots b. a. 1ehtnS
feet on Lawrence street by 100 feet in depth.
fronting Is feet on Lawrence street BY 100 feet
depth, with two story frame houses.
And immediately after the above, will sell Lots IL
and Is, IN subdivision of Square H6, street. be-
tween New Hampshire avenue and 18th street:
And Lots Sc, and 7, in subdivision Of Square No
1872 each Is feet front by 100 feet in Depth and front
ing on street, between 18th and 18Th streets N W
So and ha IN
building, and has also four chambers and passage;
IN 'front.' psied Yards, from IL TO l6 feet in Depth and
The vacant Lots above mentioned are eligible
rising in value and within three squares only Of p
street railroad, now in course Of construction, and
its branch running north to Boundary street i still
some and comm odious dwellings or . profitable in.
vestment, rare Opportunity.
monthly payments, with interest at ten per cenium
from the day Of sale, secured satisfaction and
% s
time q sale Al eonyeysnoing aud stamps at the
sShiSitsa q The Of ssis the property VIII Dc
ESjSSS; SsasEESHfii1 Receivers.
jess-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A THROUGHPUT WIFE-Of all the American
wives who have run away from their liege lords
with some adulterOus affinity" not one has
shown the ingenuity OF Mrs. George HYDE, of
Brentford, England When she left her sleep
ing husband, she was accompanied, not only by
anOther man, but by portion of her rightful
spouse. In short, she carried off his wooden
leg Pursuit was out OF the question. Enforced
temporary retirement Sd sObersd Mr.. Hvde'S
wrath that, when he learned the whereabouts
OF Ms taIthless wife and her paramour, he sued
the latter, demanding the return not of his
wife, but of his leg. He has won his sr;: and
counts the rest OF his loss as gain.
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a MODERN READING or A SCRTPTURAL Ex-
PEESsIoN.-" Wherefore, lay apart all filthiness
and suPertnity Ofnaughtiness, - was the passage
lately under consideration BY a Bible class at "A
PreSby terrain Sabbath school at Freedonia. n
\. Tue class could not give satisfactory ex-
pianatiOn Of the phrase. and finally asked the
sober deacon in charge TO solve il. The latter
candidiy acknowledged that he was ignorant of
The meaning. ''unlesS," said he, with a count
enance as rgid a. ships figure-head, 'It refers
10 those humps the young ladies wear on their
packs The young men of the class thought
the explanation was reasonable. but the Young
ladies didn't.
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BATHING Many persons have lost their
lives by getting chilled in the process of bath
ing; sometimes by going into the bath too soon
after eating No person should take any kind of
zeal, aud the room should show a heat of sew
enty-hve degrees of Fahrenheit's Thermometer
at about five feet above the floor in the middle
OF the loom, in order to avoid dangerous chillS;
persons OF feeble circulation should have the
loom still warmer; if there il an uncomfortable
feeling Of GOODNESS TO the body when it comes
out of the water, the room is TOO cold--HllPs
Journal Of Health.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of awrit OF fsli facias issued from the
Clerk 3 Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, and to me directed, will sell, at pub
lie sale for CASA in ont OF the Court House door
OF said District, on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
July, ls72, ut O'Clock the following described
property 70 wit viz The north half ct square south
O., together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the
satisfy execution No. sS0a, Drury Clark vs.
Christian Msisak, Patrick bowney and A. G..
ieZ-dtds ALEX. SHARP, U. 8. Marshal, DO.
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MARRIED.

HCGAN-SPURRIER On the 81 inst, by the
Rev Mr. Steel. JOHN T.. HOGAN, 10 Miss VI AG
GLE Ii .SPURRIER, both 6f Washington. IBalti-
more. Philadelphia, and New York papers please
COpy.l
HOUGH-TAIT, At McKendree Parsonage,
Tuesday. July n, By the Rev. C W Cooper, j. NJ
H0UGH, 10 Mrs. VICTORIA h TAFT, both OF
this city.
PAGE-HAZARD. On " ednesdsy evening, July
81, lS2, By Rev. :. Alexander. in Georg town, ~
d Mr. THOMAS PAGE, to Miss ANNIE HAZ
AID, all II that place.
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R7 TH0S. Il. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct' r
~ zig 18th street, opposite Post Office.

40 By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 18th
OF August. A. ID 1870. and recorded in Liber
= No. 62l, folio 3l9, Of the land records for the
county o. Washington District OF Columbia. ami by
the written request of the party secured thereby
We will offer for sale, by public auction, on MON
DAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1884, the premises, at
o clock D. IN all of
ORIGINAL LOT
numbered four, in square No. 286, fronting 63 feet
on street north, between 18th and 18th streets
west; an impT owing location, whore vacant ground
Is scarce az auy price.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in
equal payments, in g. II, IS and "a months at 10 per
cent interest," to be secured by notes AID deed Of
trust on the property sOld. $50 to be paid down
after the sale All conveyancing and stamps at the
cost Of purchaser. The trustees reserve the right
TO resell the said lot il the terms are not compiled
with within i've days after the day of sale.
FEED W. JONES, Trr,,oos
JAS r. EDSON, { AusIeeS'
je22-eo6ds THOS r. WAGGhMAN, Auct.
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A UsTlN p. Brown,
- Corner N. syenne and 18th street,
Washington, u. o.
v bOLEsALh DEALEk
II MBEk, LINE, CEMENT, SAM SC, sc, a.
IL NIB BILLS cut TO order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Bui ding, Macsdamizing an
Paving purposes delivered in part ~ the bis
riot.
REAL ESTATE bought aud ssld snd money m
vested To this brasch Of the business will here
after give my personal attention, and will be At "a,
Office daily from ten . m until four D N msrl-r
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by COLDWELL & KING, Auctioneers.
- No. 40 Eleventh street.
Ono door north of Pennsylvania avenue.
CHANCERY SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT, ON MONROE ST. BETWEEN REhLI

CHANCERY SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
AMI Ant, on MH RT1H ST. BETWEEN BE 4
- By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
cause No 22,7 Beckett 10. Roche 90. vs. Pat
riek Reynolds, Mary Reynolds ct sl.,) shall, on
ses, AZ o'clock m offer for sale, at ublfc auc
ton, Lot 81. in Holmead's addition TO Georgetown,
Do, except that part thereof which was hereto
fore convey ed by Charles Stewart to William Stall
iings; the part so conveyed to the said stailngs
being Ihe southern Part Of said let fronting 10
inches upon Monroe street; and the part be sold
cnder the said decree fronting about IS feet the
said Monroe street, and runuing back the depth of
the lot, and improved by two. story Frame House
Terms: One third OF the purcha ,e in cash; baanc Q
In three equal instruments, at respectively 6, II
and Is months from the day OF sale, with six per
cent. interest, to be secured by the purchaser s
notes. Deed given and deed of trust tax en- on rat-
fcstion Of sale. Stamps and conveysncing at pur.
chaser 3 cost. deposit OF S25 GU day of sale.
kEGINAED EEaDALL, Trustee.
Je16-d" COEDWE ELL B KING, Aucts.
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aF-An article in the London TINES, advising
Spain to cede Cuba to the United States, has
greatly excited the indignation OF the Ep0ca Of
Madrid. IL energetically 'scOrns the idea" o.
parting by Spain with any Of her colonial posses
Gfon
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Contractors. Builders. Plumbers Gas
Elite rs, Boa Il of Public Works,
and all whom ii may
concern.
Considering the grand improvements going on in
Washington III the way of more perfect drainage,
extra gas ard water supplies, thoroughly paved
streets, paTk ing, &c, would call the atento of
the public the extent and variety of our stock
which is acknowledged 10 be the oct pete south
of New York; and, We buy all goods direct from
manufacturers ST lowest cash prices, We can guar
antee the lowest rates at Wholesale and retail.
Our Stock comprises In part, as follows
Slate. Marble and Iron MaDtels,
Chandeliers, Gas pes ard ali Gas Fittng materials
sewer and Water Pipes. Lead Pipe, Pumps,
Hydrants, Street Washers. Fountains, Wash Basins
Sinks, Bath Tubs and all Plum Der Is materials,
Crates, Ranges and Latrobe Stoves,
Terra Gotta Vases and Statuary,
S:r6 ct Hose aud Bird Cages, Iron Settees,
AID great variety OF Mantel Ornaments.
PATENT GOODS.
Earth Closets, Meat Cooker, Water Filter,
safety Lamps, Weather Strips, Flat Irons,
Gas, Cook and Heatibg Stoves Sunlight Water,
ReflectOrs, Eureka Coffee Pot, &C, &C.
We Keep in our employ the best mechanics IN all
the different branches, and are prepared TO give
estimates and contract for work in all, and guar
antee satisfaction.
HAMILTON d PEARSON,
je27-2w Y. NJ. O. A. Building, cor. 9Th AND ID SITS.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OFTHh ASH sc TON AQUE DICT
" NA-HiN6TON. ID. c. July I. 1874
Sealed Propo-als will b. received 4, tai THE lirH
INSTANT for abe construction aud pletIon II GER
tain work. upon he Washington aIueiuct The
VuTk to be let cCmpTise- Cutting and setting
stone fer the coping aud psrspe.s OF stone bridges.
isyiBg = inch pipe aud comp lsting the earth
wUFk o. the distributing rese'V oir.
Bios vii, DE Tecel ed for the com pletion OF the
.hole w,lk or for each epsrste work described in
the specific atiUus Ths United State reserviug The
rght 10 REJECT auy or all bids contract Tor the
whole OF psrste works.
Pists. sp. cihcat ps aud forms of csntract can be
and any desired information be had, on
~ yliCatiOu % E. BABE pCh,
Major Of Engineers. q. >. A,
Jyl-6t Chief Engineer Washington AquedUct.
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DROPOsALs FOB PEAD-LErTER BNyEL.
IL OPKS
PosT-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT., I

PosTO OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. ID. T. , June p, l52.
sealed Prop sails VII be received at this Depart
furnishing, dur ing q period Of tw years, c..mmenc
inc on IT, 10th day of Sugu,t, 1874, En selopes TO
bu used for r. turning lad l-tters 20 writers.
I'll he D Nv elOpes must be hand gummed, aud equal
in quality Of paper and manufacture 10 the sample
up d them rs the p stmzst-r General ma direct
They must 6e delivered ia -ucb quNttiti-s aud AZ
such lines as may be required At the Post Office
Department in Washington, ID. C.. In good order.
tree Of cost tor pac inc aud pOrtatpn, the
tate OF about i6DiO0 per NJ NTH the annual supply
being - inat q al 2 O0I.e (Rore or LES
Specimens Of the Envelopes for which pro Jsals
are inViIeO, AID bai * form for proposals, may be
had ca application to the Third Assistant Postn.s
ter General
No proposals will be considered unless accompa
n1t BY sufhclsns and satisfactory GUARANTEES, and
the POSI- G. 1eral reserves The right reject
any and III bis, in his Judgment the in erests IF
the Government require "a.
Bonds. with spprnN ID aud suffici mt sureties, in
the sun OF S2iiOO, Will be required for the faith
fDl psTf rmance OF the C ntract, according 10 the
provisions 81 the seventeenth SECTION ef the Of
Congress, approved the 26th Of August, lSi2, and
payment UuGer Lid C. ntract n b. maze quarter-
ly after a pre- per ad lu-Tment Of accounts.
The Postniast' General reese yes 20 himself the
Tiebt e. annUl the contract il IN his lud gmsut
there shall be n failure to perform fzitsiuiy any
o. it's stipniatous. IN Of wlllal attempt TO
impose upon tn. Department envelopes inferior to
sample.
Inder the law transfer Of this contract can be
made.
Bids should be securely euveloped and sealed,
mark d - nposals Tor Lead Letter ED -lppes.
and addressed 10 the Third Assistant POstm aster
General, y Os: ONCE Department. asLingt n. - q.
JOHN A. !. CRksN ELL,
je22 colin Postmaster General.
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VALUABLE IITTPPRoyED PROPERTY ON 9TH

VALUABLE IWPRONED PROPERTY ON 9TH
STREET FOR SALE.
~ We vii sell on FRIDAY, the i 9th day of
July, lSl2 on the premises, al 8 O'Clock % IN i,
go part Of Lots p and Is, in Meigs subdiv ision
OF ios II square 36l fronting l6 feet 9ih street.
and improved by pleasant and comfortable FIR ,me
House, &c now occupied by l.. u. Tasistro, Es1 ,
the house being No. 1880 9th street west
i those desiring a good home On reaso labIe TERMS
tls presents good OF pOrtunity.
Terms: $500 cash; the residue at and years,
vi D interes; at DO per cent. per annum $50 70 be
PAID v hen property Is knocked Oh. perfect title
W. I'd LATiMER CLEARY, Auct..
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RY y h WAKNEk,
. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
129 7th street, between q and II.

- BY virtue OF deed Of trust to me, executed By
u Hiram y. Trimble, on the l4th day Of October,
Als7l, and uly recorded In Lioer No. 662, folio
Di-tricf IL Columbia, will sell, to the highest bid
der, in front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the lst
riebt Of the said Trimble in and to lot Of ground In
the city Of ashington, c., known I'D desg uss ed
NUMBERED leo, containing 4.te0 square feet,
LEES. and impr we'd ny o good Frame Dwelling. The
sad D; opery subject . prior deed Of trust for
the sun of 81 40 made for the benefit Of the r. eed
mems rAytsg aid Trust Compsny, and this sale L.
trust.
Terms: Cash on the making of the deed. A de-
port 81 $50 required st the time Of sale. AL con
Vey sDeiug ano STAMPS at purchasers cost. If the
terms rot complied with In three days, the trus
tee the right resell, At purchasers cost.
J. STANLEY JONES, Trustee.
jeh-eOtd b. Ii. WARMER, Auct.
sIThE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, July 10Th, at the same hour aud
pisre- J. sTANLEY JONES. Trustee.
l32 eotd b. III, WARSER, Auct
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by LATIhER q CbFARY
- Auctioreers and Resi- Estate BROKERS'
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and IIth straat
Star Once Buildings
PhiK OF SUPERIOR HORSES. FAMILY
RRdASE FOB ONE Or TWO HORsaS, AND
MISS, AT AUCTION:
a. On MONDAY, July Sth, at 10 o'clock II. -.
%oSWe VIII sell. az the Livery Stables of SIR A
49, Failor, on T. rect, betwe+n lsL and itth
sts account OF an officer of the army alb ut eay-
ing the city ''''
One pair Of superior Carriage Horses.
Family Carriage tor one or two hOrses
Setsilver PLACED Harness CdOubIe)
One Gentltmar s Saddle, nearly new
Also,
Al private sale O nearl new Close Clrriage
jy3-3t LATINER & CI,EARy spc,s
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOR NORFOLK AND BOSTON.

pn end after Monday June II, lS2, the ste~nss
LADY OF TBE LAX r." carrying ~.
theU {. maii,Wllil sve herr Crouch 81 e So
bari toot ~ 9th street, MONDAY or1zzzz
aud THURSDAY. at 2 D. m :. stopping al the pribcf-
lsl river landings for NORFOLK connecting ss
b. ston.
During the season will land 81 the following ia
yOrite summer resorts :-Piney Point, Point Look
ont, Fortrt IS Monroe and Vue de L Eau II Otels
Agents:-N Grsner, Norfolk, Va. - Aler-
sndrls. }. q Waters, GEORGETOWN. I NJ. Crouch
will receive and deliver freight until D NJ
Excursion I ickets 20 the above points are fol-
lovs:-Plney Point, Point Lookout, IS, round trim.
Fortress noEroe and vEe de L Ran, SIS.
Branch Ticket once NJ knnx's Express Once
corner Penn avenue and Sc street
DORSEY OLAGETT, gea1 Ageni,
Plant's Sore. corner 18th and N. r. sy.
lel4-tr lRepub. q PafFiotl
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY b. II. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctionser,
12S Seventh street, between g and H.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.SToRY
lkAME DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
. OE FIRGINfA AVENUE. BETWEEN 6rs
AND JTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue of q deed of trust to me, dated
U. February z. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber
~. % So folio &S. one u the land records for
nt tp' y. ~, VIII SCI, paoilc auction, IN
SATURDAY, July 6, ls72, az O'Clock o. m . Lot
7, in the subdivision Of Square Ss4 as the saae is
duly recorded in the Surveyors Office Of the city Of
washington, D. @, tn Liber B Of the book OF snbdi-
visions, folio 49, with the i'm proyements thereon
Terms viii be made known en- the 6sy Of sale
Stamps and conyeyancing ut the cost of the pur-
chaser. . eo down when the property il stTuck of
10 case the terms are not com piled with within seven
Gays the property will bs resod at the risk sp cost
OF the defsulting purchaser
d l.. EATON. Trustee.
leIyeoSds b. II. WARNER. Anct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AQUEnUCr
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jaly 1. lisa
TO PIPE FOUSDFRS

TO PIPE FOUNDERS.
Proposals for Cast Iron Water Pipes Forty eight
IEc.cS a. Diameter, and Ti0eIue rect Fire-ani-a-
hal Inches Long, and Special CdstiHgs.
Seaied Iruposa al for Wster Pipes aud for specis,
Gas III end sed PROPOSALS. ia Cas- Iron at-r
Pres," vi te received at the office of the tshing
ton Aqni duct by The und-rsiRn a until - clock
IA. ot The 18th DAY OF July, lisa, 81 which time
the bids az be .. ned
The delivery f the Pipes 20 commence sosn a.
practicable and 10 he complet. by the 5th uay Of
September, lo92
Proposals. Will be received "nlJ the printed
furm, which. with plans spec fcations, forms If
contract and any desI ID Information. be had on
application by mail, or in person, 10
a.. r. BABCOCK.
Major Of Engineers. U. = A,
iyl-6t Chief Engineer Washington Adueduct.