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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
Auction Sales.
Fa'uFe Rpys. Il N.
By Ss 5!Ss!! ssp.I l.stB "a .i!!:

eIo pn1s- - ~.
By s dIiSE.., sS,u.g y l..5
PUBLIC. sAJE o.. AFIkEYFAnS GROUND
iEg, E6kTS h1GsA iSba BRIoRs 81 Aa B' IN.
~ 7gigs p y, BOWS, 81 a.. O6u,.lp.A iu d.,d Of
oS' sGd ' sascS,sa ,nh oS SSo,dsd 70 bGr .6,
.hSy iot SSe At PpblIe suctlon on The premises, on
HvsysSfs' dyouud Lease 90 9stS /, and a.. In
b1gsss ~ tegstthsL slih Frame BuildlBE.
Inplsmen,s and fools Of a BrIok yard
II terms srs not complied with IN five DAYS Altar ..s
sS Ptogs.,y viii DO rs-od :. .9@s i9ilEv dsy = cost
SiS& a'''' GRREN S%Shltnf iIR sis r'ES s.,.
tE-TlE PuRoH.sE NOT HAVING COM.
plsd With the tstnis n the 'as the Abose property
w * rs.od - ppbllo Auetios 90 WFDN ksBAX
S SSs 49, 2f; 9'soGs N onS ss9dr sOd twenty
6a. eRrEEN 4 S siIti9 ssri iSe :s's
TBEE, ,,gogRT HAVING. DIsnlsskD THs ~.
\ JUnQIlON, the sale advertised below viii take
:, AUG iIos. szEf OF HOUSE, AND LOT. No,
sHSa aS % W; 3 street northsestlBy virtue 81
% TsSSrS i, Yer &. az sl: sHsH Ag m sSS
pgurt y wsshnston soSSty, 0iair,s. 81 OoIambls.
L LasST < g = No Follo az shsi, iof ,hs pdr
proceed r. eli By public aSotSS, 70 he highest 6i
der, on TUksDAY, August ., lisa, Al halt past 5
property conveyed in SD deed is.sriSsd ~ 1T No,
~ and n ssft ssyen iest sght iuone. o. loi No u.s.
s al and singular ss s S wss sss TO-
siadinS 4 hiss bdoh dEsnlns, Nth several out.
Tefm, q ,ale 81 50 cash, baiAhee "a ore and two
yssrs Nth assd 2, .S9-i and approved sssu
FkLIx q .sAiTEH, Trustee.
s. n. VILLA MsON,
Solicitor
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PROPOsALs NOR pRE0gINe BRLOW TRED,

UMFED STATES EhanEKR's OTEtcE.l 1.
TlIIHD bTORH UHIOn BARK BuILDIao, [
fArErrH, hnAn OHAnLK4 ufHHKT,
=, BALTIMORE, ND, july III, lBla.
Proposals arc tnvlt0d tor dradalnE balnN Fret.F,
ioksbufE Va, 70 ne oEtbhl o. about d 800 WORTH
ffopOaAu scaled In duplicate. lnd0Tasd 90 OutuIds
accompanied b oopg Of ibis viii IN,
received uutil no6h Of August ~, ts72 and viii 10
2penedat y, Of the aamo day, IN prusenas n Sdb
bidders ~ may ulsh 10 be present W
rue nght 10 reipot any bid Y TtsoTyad,
Ofma OF propNaala, lpool cati0Iia aud any dsalFSd
mIoFmAuQn eau Bo had on Ajlpeatlen 10 thls ohl0s'
-. WA. IL, ORAIaHIiI.
ulH Major Of HnaihsaF, IL, NJ A
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WE would respectfully invite tho atten
w tion Of the Trade to our fresh assort
ment Of
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Valuable Property IN Pickens County
for Gale

Valuable Property IN Pickens County
for Sale.
IN pursuance OF decretal order OF the Cir
IL cult Court for Pickene County, will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash. on enle. day
in May, at Pickens Court House,
That desirable Real Estate known as the
'CRCIKSHAEK TAN.YARD," situated on
Brushy Greek, waters Of Saluda, near the
Air Line Railroad, and about eleven miles
from Greenville and ten miles from New
Pickens. The tract contains TIT acres. of
which como 450 acres are splendid virgin To-
rest. or the remainder, about 200 acres have
been cleared since the war, and are in HIGH
state of cultivation. On the premises ia one
OF the best Tan-yards in the etste. And in
good condition.
comfortable DWELLING and all neces.
sary out buildings. in good repair.
This is rare opportunity Tor purch asin o
good Real Estate, in County as distin.
guished for the good order of it's society ae
for the salubrity Of It's climate and the pnrity
OF its water. r-''
Un the above premises. on the Wednesday
Ioliowing, large lot OF FARM STOCK, con-
sn,s,lng n or Horses, Cows, Oxen and Hogs. sne
rlantation Tools, Cotton Gin and Screw.
sugar Mill, NcWright's Mill ard Copper
!1Solier; q lot OF Lime, Tan.bark, Tanners
Tools, &C., &c.
The above is sold as the property of Gillian
and Aiken for the payment Of the debts.
JOAB MAUllDIN.
March 81 Sheriff OF Pickens County.
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NOVELTIES OPENING DAILY
NOVELTIES OPENING DAILY
DRY GOODS FOR TIE MILLION
w. d. LOVE s. CO.'S.
MAIN STREET.


WE have received, the last few days. a
w full line OF NEW and CHOICE GOODS,
comprising latest styles OF JAPANESE
SILKS, GRENADINES, ORGANDIES, plaid,
etriped and plain; White Goods, in new IA
brlcs' suitable for tho approaching weather.
A choice selection OF Lace Sctts-Collars,
Handkerchiefs, Barbs, Lama Points, in Shawls
and Mnntles- at very low prices. Our stock
is complete in all the departments and daily
adding thereto.
One OF the firm is now in New York, looking
after bargains for our customers, and ship.
ping, US daily the latest novelties. We have
ANOTHER largo invoice on the way. which we
VIII open in few days, and would respect
iuuy invite an inspection. We are confident
aud prices.
Samples sent on application.
WIN. D. LOVE & co.
". u. LOVE. B. 3. MCCREERY.
April 28
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CHEvIOT DERBY SUITS.
~ Blue and Black Morning Coats,
Cashmere Light Mixed Suite.
Black and Blue GRANTEES
Youths. Boys and Children's Suits.
New style and handsomely ma de Star Shirts.
Silk Scarts, Ties, Bows, Of the latest style.
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
HATss HATsyg HATs!..
;, Splendid line. The best and cheapest in
the market. DRESS HATS, silk and beaver.
spring style.
II. T.. KINARD. Us. WILEY.
April 19 10
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade, we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality OF Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAkASOLs. PANIERB, SKIRTS,
sHEET1NGs. .sHIRTIN0s, LINENS. WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line of NOTIONS.
AS 1t would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, will say. as tho season
advances, number Of new styles will be
added, 60 that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
in the market. All orders receive our prompt
and personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
Soliciting the favor of call and examination
OF our stock. we are, very respectfully,
April 25 PORTER & STEELE
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Proposals.
SUPEnINTENDHNT's OFFICE,
SnT1TH OAnnYr prnrrvprv,

Proposals.
SUPEnINTENDHNT's OFFICE.
SoUTH CAROLINA PENITENTIARY,
COLUMBIA, 8. o., April 25, 1872.
A meeting held by the Directors, April
n a, 1879, it was
Resolued, That owing to the failure of the
Treasury to furnish money to procure sup
plies for the South Carolina Penitentiary, and
the impossibility OF procuring them on credit,
that the Superintendent be directed, II prac.
ticable. to hire out $50 convicts-and that he
advertise for proposals for the same, submit
ting the bids to the Board OF Directors for
their approval.
The Superintendent, in conformity 10 the
above resolution, will entertain bids for the
hiring out to work Of $50 CUNVIOTS, in mum
bers to suit applicants.
Applications in writing, accompanied by Sc
curity for performance OF contract, and for
punctual payment of price and fulfilment of
other conditions and stipulations, should
state the nature Of the work to be performed
by the convicts, the place at, and the time
during which the employment may be pro-
posed TO continue, the amount offered per
hand by tho day or by tho month, and the
number OF heEds desired.
Applications will be submitted to the Board
OF Directors for their approval or rejection.
CARLOS J. SiOLBRAND,
April ~ = superintendent.
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C1TY FINANCES. Es.-The following is q
statement of the receipts and disburse-
ments by City Treasurer VIM. J. Etter,
from June J., 1870. to December 81,
1871; also, special report OF receiptaand
disbursements from January !, 1872, to
April /. 1872; certified to az correct by
Mr.. Etter:
RECEIPTS.
To cash on hand June /, 1870.
from Capt.J. s.. McMahon,$ 1873 80
To cash loan, City Hall and
Market, from j. L. Neayle,
Esq: =. $4,000 90
To cash loan, from Carolina
National Bank. .......... 5000 90
To cash loan, from South Ca
rolina Bank and Trust Com
:, pany.. 5000 90
To city stock, from sale O., @.
- & A. R. r. stock: ~. 49.076 9s
10 city stock, gas, flui4. divi-
dends Gas Company. =. 1850 90
TO City Treasury, from city
money issued. ............ 2.9O7 5e
To tines, from, Police Depart
ment. .........:.: 45s II
10 interest account, from re.
bate on loans. -. 131 90
To Market. Department, from
= revenue from Stale, 60. 1896 80
To taxes, from taxes, real and
personal, water rents, Sc. :. SO, ,703 78
To licenses, from sundry per-
sons .....-.........:..... 25,154 OF
s2al.261 80
To cash on hand January 1,
1872. IS 2s5 Sc
To taxes on real and personal
property, water, &C.. ....... 1904 48
70 licenses, from sundry per-
sons. .:.::.... 1886 rs
To Market Department, Mar.
ket collections from Clerk. 44O Ak
To interest account, rebate on
note paid. ................ IT so
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Notice to Capitalists--.Sale of City O,
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.

Notlce 10 Capltallsts---Sale of City Of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 8, 1872.
pURSUANT to authority delegated by fol-
Il lowing resolution, adopted by CITY Coun-
oil March 2G. 1872. will sell at public auction.
DRED AND FIFTY TROGSASD ft25o 0oo1
DOLLARS city Of Columbia seven per cent
twenty year bonds:
"Resolced, That the City Trea surer be in.
structed to advertise for sale before the Court
House, in the city of Columbia, on the 18th
day OF May next, the bonds Of the city OF Co
city, under the Act Of the General Assembly
Just adjourned; that the advertisement be
puonshed In one newspaper in the CITY of CO.
lumbia, one in the city of Charleston. a ,d two
newspapers in tho city Of New York, at leaat
thirty days before the day OF sale; that the
bonds to be sold be signed as prescribed bv
~ tne saia Act, on the day Of sale, or as soon
purchaser as soon as the purchase money has
been paid and the bonds registered: and that
the proceeds OF sale be applied strictly in
way" - No ''nei
Said bonds will be of the denominations ~
sale to be used for the erection OF new City
Hall new Market and other public improve.
ments.
:, The right is reserved to DISPOSE of a part OF
Inc SAD ponds in lots or in whole, as the
mayor and Treasurer may determine.
ANY further information desired can be- oh.
'A'nea by adGdttsss%lng Gtn %rag: WIN J. ETTER,
~ Charleston Courier, New York Journnl
OF Commerce, New York Financial CIronioie
copy and send bill to City Treasurer, Coium.
oie. April 8
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New Books Just Received
A r BIZ VANS BOO X 8 Il K
THREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH III.
i TERATURE; by Yonge-price 81.
Recollections Of Past Life; by Sir Henry
Holland, NJ. D.-S2.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in England; by
Brooks, ,London)-s2. Around the World;
by Rev. DR.. Prime, with Plates-sS. The
Wars Of the Huguenots; by nr. Hanna so.
South Sea Bubbles; by the Earl and the Doc
$3.50. At Home and Abroad; By Hon. John
r. Kennedy-$2. Una and Her Paupers, with
an introduction BY Florence NightengAle.
True as Steel; BY Marion Harland. Goodbye,
Sweetheart; by author OF Cometh Up as q
Flower-75 cente. Mabel Lee; by author Va
lerie Aylmer-Sl. And other new standard
Works and Novels.
= 1AAl4o, new, supply OF sTEREosooPIC
VIEWS. coIoreo ano plain. April 81
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HAVE lot Of the above WHISKEY on
i hand. and having made arrangements to
take all Whiskey manufactured by Motz, will
constantly keep 1t on hand. Can only be had
at w. J. BLACKS,
March ~ emo Charlotte, N. @.
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1 II IN's HALL,

Amateur Concert, Tuesday, May 7.
BenetI Of Trinity Church Sunday school.
VOCAL, VIOLIN. CORNET and PIANO
" MUSIC: Nearly 100 children will sing
IN chorus. Music by hnest talent in the oity.
Professors KGrPEn and LYBaAND will sssist'
lCE CREAM and euch delicacies can be
OBTAINED from the fair sex at the conclusion
OF the Concert.
aI Admission, 81; children. so cents. re.
served seats, 81. Tickets sold at LyBrand's
Nustc Store. Doors open at z; music com
mence at O'CLOCK. May IS
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9pec1a1 Not1ces.
DIR. Tutt'. Liver Pills. as a purgative
medicine, stands unrivalled. Their action is
uniform, certain and safe. They are entirely
vegetable, and do not cause those gripping
pains that most pills do.
AUGUSTA, November 8, 1860.
DR.. Wns. II. Iatt-DEAR SIR: 1 have long
been sufferer OF torpor OF tho liver and dys-
pepsia. and in search Of relief have tried
almost every medicine recommended fer
those diseases, but have never derived half
the benefit from any OF them as have from
your Vegetable Liver Pills. They are invalu-
able. and would recommend them to all with
dyspepsia, sick headache or biliousness.
Yours truly, ". +. BLAIR,
April 80 1871 Late of DanyiIle, Va.
Or. Tatcs Hoir DYE. the Best in the World.
WHOSE HANDSOME House Is THAT2-Such
was the inquiry Of q traveller as he passed an
unusuatly we'll finished country residence, not
thousand miles from hero. The style Of the
eashes, the brightness OF the glass, the beau
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns OF the
mouldings, the neatness Of the balusters. and
the stateliness OF the pillars around the piaz-
"a, all struck the traveller with astonishment
and admiration. And no wonder, for they
we're all furnished by Mr. P. p. ToALE, Nc. 90
Hayne street. Charleston. 8. @. AIT
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By interest account, coupons
paid, interest on loanG, cou-
pons and bonds. ...... $72. z.
By City Treasury, city money
redeemed and destroyed. 20, Il
By City Bonds, past due bonds
paid .::.....:....:....... %, Al
By new City Hall, paid J. NJ.
Allen, contractor. ...... 1876
By new Market, paid Smith
& Simons, contractors. 80. $50
By architect new City Hall,
paid Parkins & Allen. I,9e
By architect new Market, PAID
a. i. Lee. ............... nc
BY city property, paid mort.
cages and Fair Buildings
loan. 8,81
By Lunatio Asylum, paid for
pauper lunatics. l.3C
*By miscellaneous "contin.
gencies." paid sundry per-
sons. -. ......... -. 3,44
Byprinting account, paid City
Printer and others. -. 1,9s
By Police Department, paid
sundry persons ...... 1926
BY Stteet Department, paid
sundry persons. ...... IA, ,4e
By Water Department, paid
sundry persons. -. 49,
By Aims House Department.
paid sundry persons. ...... Ills
By Hospital Department, paid
sundry persons. ns............ 2,O7
By Guard House Department,
paid sundry persons. ...... 1,2e
By Market and Scales Depart
ment, paid sundry persons. 1,35
By Sidney Park Department,
paid sundry persons. ...... sc
By refnndment account, taxes
and licenses refunded. ..... 81
By Council Chamber, repairs,
messenger services, go. sc
By Clerks and Mayors Office,
books. stationery, &c. 49,. 2t
By City Schools, paid teachers 81
By. Survey Department, paid
City Surveyor 81
By insurance account, insur-
ance on city property 80. ::
Dy election expenses account,
INCLUDING counsel fees,
paid sundry persons. ..... 2,21
By Mayoralty, paid John Al
exander "a;
By City Clerk, Treasurer and
Assessor, paid w. J. Etter. Let
BY City Physician, paid Corn.
we'll and Sylvester. $50. LOS
By City Attorney, paid j. d.
Tradewell. 7f
By Chief of Police. paid Nc
Guckin and Jackson. 80. lie
By Superintendent Water
Works, paid 8. Hook. 49,. 95
By Street Overseer, e. Reed.
$866.65; Clerk of Market,
P. B. NOVEL;, $817. 81. 80. 1.N
By City Bell and Fire Depart.
ment, paid sundry persons. G
$3.50. 81
balance december 81, II. 2e
s2a1. .2e
By interest account, coupons
paid. bank interest, Sc. .$19. SO
by Street Department. paid
sundry persons. gil
CONTINrIEn M Y0rrprry =, ~, I
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Ihe Cholera I'm Russia

j he correspondent OF the Eastern Budget at
81. feteTsburg says, writing on the 18th ult:-
he ravages produced by the cholera and the
small pOx I'M all parts OF Russia have iveu rise
20 numerous complaints OF the defective sani-
IaEy arrangements in the empire. IL appears
from onclal statistics that the number OF per
sons who died from tie cholera alone in Russia
during The past year was upward of 30 OO0 and
TINS year We are threatened with an epidemic of
small p0x as well. It IL alleged that the chief
cause OF the spread Of these terrible diseases il
the negligence of tie authorities. There are, il
Is true, so-called sanitary commissions in all
the capitals of the provincial districts, COM
POSED OF the heads of the governments. INIT
thougn they meet occasionally to discuss SAINT
tary matters, no one has ever heard of these dis
EMISSIONS having produced any satisfactory result
Ihese gentlemen think they have done their
DUTY when they have cole ctsd the facts as 10
the spread Of any particular disease: II IL very
rarely that they ever make any attempt to check
IL, and people are so accustomed in Russia 10
government interference that no private indi@
NiduaI will venture to introduce any sanitary
reform even in The largest towns The conse-
quence II that although there are plenty of sani-
tary Ofhcials, no real work is done to check the
spread Of he cOntagion, and that in some dis
ulcts the population IL decimated by the
cholera and small pOS, while in Others il is half
starved BY the destruction OF its cattle by the
Tinderpest'
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A CASE OF PRINOGENIIURE-,John Lancas-
Ter Graham, formerly OF England, now of
MelbOurT =, Australia, il a lucky man and has
cause TO bless the old Er -liSh law of pTin lgsni-
ture. Forty years ago his rather, Thos Graham
deserted bis wife and children, and went to
NJ Manchester, intending 70 return some dav
ILeTe, reduced TO poverty, he leased the
Shakespeare hotel, and committed bigsmy BY
marrying again widow with four children
Fearful OF detection, he prevailed upon Mrs
Graham the second To emi crate to A australia
The ship was wrecked, and tue only
survivors were Graham and one of his
steISons. Arriving in Melbourne, he mar.
RED again, amsssed a fortune, and died
Before his death, touched by re morse he wrote
an appealing letter TO Lis Fast wife and her sons
at Beverly, Yorkshire. With only this letter to
prove his identity, the frst- born surviving son
Of the thIice-married penitent arrived in Mel
bourne from England soon after his fathers
dealh, IN the early part OF ISL, and found a
widow ard her sons 10 pronounce him an i'm.
IOstOr, the letter forgery, and his whole filIal
claim an audaelous scheme OF fraud. Thence
ensued a wearisOmely prOtTacted suit in the
court OF equity, which has only receatIy been
decided IN his favor. The case has excited an
interest second only to that OF the Tichborne
trial.
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EVENING STAR.



In aftful, shadowy, ghoSt-ltke manner, the
intrsctable psmphleteer, Henri Rochefort,
whose bitter giles neither Empire nor Republic
could tolerate, has made his reappearsnce at
Versailles. He has been heard of as an Inmate
OF the prison of st. Pierre. the motive for his
removal 10 Versailles being withheld by the
government; but, according 10 the Temps, the
hopeless political offender, condo med last year
20 transportation for life " thin a fortress, has
been permitted by the authorities to visit the
neighbOJhO of Paris for the purpose of being
married 10 a lady with whom he had long NV
"maritally." and thereby "legiumlzlng nus
children. The bride. 10 il said, was lying eau
geTOuSly III in a convent when TINS Sptctte
Bridegroom, with q squad Of gendsrmes, We
suppose, a. his "best men, came " Hsu
her. She is Madame "a Mat
0uiSe de Iucsy; and did fate ever
devise anything more horribly nohlcai:
To some the phantom- like passage OF ROcbefort
across the page OF tenn oraTy history, which,
10 was th0nght. had quite done with the incOr-
rigible journalist msy be IN double sense
astonishing. 1t was generally thought that he
had been transported beyond the seas many
months since; but IL j. scarcely possible that he
should have been br0ught back from CAYENNE
to New Ia!edOUia, for his dismal wedding
Where has the man been all this time? Unhap-
ply. there are great many state prisons in
republican France, and kOchefO-t NAV have
Chateau DIFF, OF at Mont 81. Michel, at La
Rochelle, or at the Castles OF AmbOse or GouN
English people unfamiliar with the French sys-
tenn may be amazed TO learn that a convict
lnCer sentence OF transportation should be per-
Iltted 10 contract matrimonial alliance and
that the course OF his punishment should be
interrupt 10 allow him to get married The
quite in accordance with French iurispru
&c nee london TelsCrIf-J Nor
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DBoP1sALs FOR SAND FOR THE NEW
u JAIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
OFFICF OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
ID IN u

OFFlCE OF cIFERElslNO II, L
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Now mber 5, 1871
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Office
until = m. of the 26IH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ls72
for furnishing and dslivering the site of the ne
Jail for the District Of Columbia, Reservation No.
Is, say sue cubic yards, more less. clean arp
river sand, to lie delivered in quantities subject 70
the order Of the Superintendent and al such times
as may be in his Judgment requisite, OF as much
sooner IS may be desired BY the contractor.
Zach proposal will be accompanied by a sam pie Of
the sand Intended to be furnished.
A wharf will be erected on the premises, the use
OF which will be allowed the contractor, Tree OF
charge.
Ali bids must be made on the printed form, TO be
obtained 1T this ONCE, and must be accom- panied by
penal bond in the sum Of one thousand dollars
that the bidder viii accept and perform the
contract, II awarded b i'm.
The right 20 reject any or all bids ie reserved.
Pay nts will be made monthly deductinS ten lol
Propossls must be enclosed in Q sesisa en- yeiope,
endorsed Proposals for eaud for the New Jail Of
the District OF Columbia, |" md addressed 60
A. b. MgLLETT,
nc6-td Supervising Architect.
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Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
NUE. AND NORTH GAPfioL sFsEEf. AA
IA ssis The 9Th Il TebrasTy Ha lssz, and sso.SsF
recorded, and OF the DEGREES passed by the
supreme C urt Of the District of Columbia in cause
HUntii siOl trustee. Is plaintiff s'' and Robsrs
Walker and others are defendants, aud also in vir.
undersiSned trustee. ape1iated nv tSs Uni
sell the following real estate in tns city OF Wash
bgton upon the days and times following, that is
on MONDAY, the asth day Of Novembe- instant.
at O'Clock In tte afternoon, will sell, upon the
s sa day of SossmSer in
slant at O'Clock in the afternoon, viii sell, parts
day at clock in the Afternoon, upon the prem
ises, 1 will sell lot l: in .qnare IA;
instant, at . O'Clock in the afternoon, will com
mence to sell on the premises and will continue at
II same hour, from DAY to day until the whole is
The sale will be made in lots, the same are laid
and which Is deemed By eli parties TO be The mos,
suitable subdivision Of the square for all pur poses
The square is situated in The immediate vicinity
OF tn Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot has been
and will incrs ase IN value greatly in q Few years.
Is 81 Rhs1 to sSe sss
tonal Bank Of Warrington. and snndry Judgments
3, i9pgicg totaid bank and others, as provided in
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
ments in six twelve and eighteen months. the pur-
chaser TO give for the deferred payments his promi
satisfaction Of the trustee Purchaser to make de-
posit 81 SO on each lot purchased at the time Of
fese at and II
uIless terms Of sale are complied with in i've days
All con'eysncing at cost 81 ppreshwas sfS r
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