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New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
CRIMES AND cAsUALTlEs-By TELEGRAPH.

....F. NJ Woodhull's hat factory at Craigyille
Orange County Ia ned Friday night Loss. sl0,oo.
Neaily the entire village Of South China,
Maine Friday ony four houses The tTe eaost
from defective ohlmpes.
....Kyger, the County Treasurer of Walla Walla
County Oregon has brea arrested suspicion Of completely h The
cent alrged robbery of the County funds
"A lire at Akron, Ohio, burned The .1kron Roucon
n.wpsp, with the swey II n. o. Remington
j. b. siorcr & Co, and II. = Abbey. Loss, sS,oo0
go Frank Walters laborer in the Newark Limo
Kingston, " y, enabi 3,
falling saturday badly mjars ss
he died q a iex
" Patrick Murphy aged 6, Of Worcester Mass..
stabbed bis w he mech AL attempted his thr at YESTERDAY
lie pobab from his usres bat the Woman dass ossy
ed murphy is supposed TO be Insane.
IA fire in Cleveland on Saturday in the block
occupied hy wu Kidd eweer and Cobe Aodiews "a eesAsn.
t.agrd bnliLg AMI the Of $500 The
as flows Knscht ABbrosus telen In fahey goes $3.50
s Bro nIlnery goods 81 90, William kdi tewelry, HlAo,
Cobb Andrew Co. $500 oOo0 all a assrei 0te1t co
Krecke book brte go aIasee &So DesAs ~togrshef,
sC,OC0 Insurance $500
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
SUDDEN DEATH IN A CLUB HOUSE.
Edward j. Warren. age G2, formerly mer

chant In Massachusetts, and for several years bOarder
at the Coleman House. died suddenly Saturday morn
ing. In room OF the New-York Club house. He had
long suffered from several diseases and had In the
On FrCay evening, alter short visit at the Of his
brother Richard Warren. OF No. East Twenty -frst
st. he vent TO the club house. there lay down on
sofa complaining Ut great pain to members OF the CLUB
He so0i became unconscious. and after al Intellectual At
tempt had been made to him, a physician was
called IA. All efforts 10 restore failed how
ever. aid At no died An Inquest was held few
hours anerward and Dr. Henry QackenbOss testifyins
that deith caused by an overdose Of morphine,
verdict that eject rendered The friends Of the
deceased think that his death WAS purely accidental ~
he had Iever 10 moments Of tho greatest SUFFERING
Threatened " commit suicide.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
SPAIN,
OPERATIONS AGAINST THE CARLIsTs-TELEGRAPH
WIRES CIT.


WIRES CUT.
MADRID, April %, 1872.
An attack of the insurgents was reported at
Lumber Many were killed. wounded and taken pris-
oners by the Government troops Catalonia has been
declared in state SIEGE band OF Carlists was de-
fcated last week at Poreacch D with loss OF sixteen
killed and thirty wounded. The insurgents were DIS
pcrsed. The number OF submissions Is Increasing.
The Carsts are concentrated In considerable numbers
only In Navarro, Grpuzcoa, and Biscay. The other
provinces are quiet The insurgents hold no important
point and generally keep to the mountains. No serious
engagement has taken place.
Marshal has been sent to Catalonia to direct
operations. is well acquainted with the country and
will take prompt action for the suppression Of the rising
before the enemy can concentrate. A telegram an
nounces his safe arrival In the disturbed district.
Its stated here official authority that Don Carlos
has not yet entered Spain. The Government has in
formation that he still in Geneva yesterday with
his brother, Don Alphonso.
PARIS, April 2s, 1872
dispatch from BayOnne reports that the Spanish
telegraph wires cut and dispatches have been re-
ceyed since hour last night The frontier is vS-
lantly guarded by the French troops.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
MEXICO.
FIGHTING IN FRONT OF MATOMOROs-THE CITY
TO BE BOMBARDEDl IMMEDIATELY.

FIGHTING IN FRONT OF MATOMOROs-THE CITY
TO BE IMMEDIATELY.
MATAMoRos, April 2S.--The revolutionary
army said to be $500 strong with nine pieces Of artl
lery are close on the city. Fighting has been going on
all day between the advance guard and Cortinas
airy and number OF prisoners have been brought in
Gen. Cavallos issued order to-day allowing mer-
chants families and nOncombaants to leave the city,
and since daybreak the road to Brownsville
has been filed with people, with their effects,
seeking shelter on the American side. The
National Guards have been placed on the
fordcatons and residents Of all natonaes have been
enrolled to patrol streets The lighting force on the
forcatons wirhmouht to 1000 men, and there will be
800 patrols to keep order within the city. Fences and
houses outside the fortcaons have been burning all
day. and the country for miles around has been cleared
to prevent the from obtaining shelter The bonn
bardment Is expected to commence tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
DOMINION OF CANADA.
UUMINIUN OF CANhDA'
THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILwAY-OFFICIAL COR
REsPONDENCE ON THE FENIAN CLAIMS.

THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILwAY-OFFICIAL COR
REsPONDENCE ON THE FENIAN CLAIMS.
OTTAWA, Ontario, April 2.-The most inn
porant bill OF the session was introduced In the House
OF Commons last night by Sir George Cartier 1t provides
for the construction Of the CanadaPacc Railway. Ac
cordng to the terms by which British Columbia
into the Union the road is to be commenced not later
than July 1879 and completed within ten years. The
proposition OF the Government is that the road
shall start from Lake Nipissing, from which point
10 the Pacific Coast, the distance is 27OO
miles The work is to be done by private COM
pany shall give proof Of Its bona de ability for
undertaking 1t by lodging with the ReceverGenera the
sum OF sOOOOOO. Under tho bill the Government will
have power to arrange with any Of the companies
now applying for the charter. with amagamation
Of them. The subsidy to the Company will consist Of
lands and money the andgrant to be alternate blocks
OF 30 miles deep, and money subvention OF some
t2ooOooo The blocks OF land have been made 30 miles
in depth, 30 to make the Dominion grant
uniform with that agreed to be given
that the quality OF tho land in alternate blocks re-
served by them will be sufficient to reimburse the
the Treasury is now In sufficiently wealthy condition.
as Sir George Cartier Remarked to justify the expend
ture, spread over ten astt will be- addition TO
the line, branches proposed to be built
one FROM point In Manitoba 10 the boundary line,
peror. It is proposed to make grant in money
to these branches as several companies are
George observed in proceeding with the undertaking
The correspondence between tho Dominion and I'm, I'm,
the Fenian invasion OF Cansda was laid on the table
The correspondence dates back to june 1870 ana the
substance Of good deal OF was communicated 10 the
House the last session upon the return from England
OF the Hon Mr. Campbell, who strongly urged upon tne
inflicted the Dominion Government by these raids;
following which "a the report OF the CoanS,, rs9aest
Thornton to inform the Canadian 0overnment OF
the yarOus representations WHICH w may hAYe made 70
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
REGULATOR" TROUBLES IN MIssOURI-MIEITIA
ORDERED OUT.
INFANTICIDE AND SUICIDE.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 27.-A terrible case
of infantcide and suicide occurred in this city yeser
day The wife H. Malokan drowned her baby, aged IA
months in barrel Of water and then drowned herself
When the husband came home and discovered the dead
bodies OF his wife and child, he shouted for help and
soon fterward went into spasms from which he has
not yet recovered. The woman was "a years OF age.
She left letter for her husband telling him how good
he had her. and desiring him TO follow her. Ii Is
said that Maokan and his wife lived happily together
Sudden insanity supposed ~ have been the cause OF
the deplorable occurrence.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

the United States Government in order that they
be enabled to make statement The order OF the
Council comes next and "a general history 81 the Fe
nan nvasions from 1866 and points out In what respects
the United States have failed In their duty to friendly
power.
Earl Kimberley replies that the document received
had been forwarded TO Her Maeey's High COMMISSION
at Washington the 2otn OF June. Earl Kimberley
writes informing the Canadian Government that inc
United States Commissioners declined 10 receive the
claim expressing his regret at that result and pointing
out that the choice between withdrawing the claim
or abandoning the negotiation.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
FATAL AFFRAY.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 2S.-This morning,
tVD Germans went from this city into the town OF
S, ma to hunt when they discovered by the game
CO table and two men, who attempted 10 arrest them
for violation " the game laws. scufie ensucd, and
Of the arresting party was shot, probably fatally
and the constable terribly beaten and bruised. Tie
third away THe Germans have been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
CONSIDERATION OF THE BISHOP OF PROVIDENCE

PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 2s.-The Rev. DR..
T. F. Hendricien late OF Waterbury, Conn, was today
consecrate Bishop OF the Roman Catholic Diocese
OF Providence. formed by partition OF the Diocese OF
Hartford. Archbishop McCoskey oflcated as Conse-
Grating Bishop, and bishops aud from seventy to
TO eighty priests participated in the exercises which
were held In Cathedral OF Saints Peter and Paul OF
this city. sermon was preached by the Very Rev.
Thomas Burke OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

bassy to March 2e show that reports OF
of Christians In Japan untrue, and grew OUT Vi 'o
conviction Of counterfeiters
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
WASHINGTON.
TyE INDIRECT CLAIMS.

EFFORTS rC, MIsLrAp TIE PUBLIC AS TO THE
INTENTIONS OF TIE ADMINISTRATlON-MiN'.
1srIH s,,urNCN UNDOUBTEDLY INSTRUCTED
70 MAKE AN UNCONDITIONAL 81 BRENDHN'
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

THE ERUPTION OF vESUvlUs.
ITS VIOLENCE UNABATED-THE LOSS OF LIFE
GREATLY EXAGGERATED - TWO VILLAGES
OVERWHELMED By THE LAVA, AND oThEIS
UREATENED.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-29

C-..In. 20 cabIc dlspatch, INt L0HuoH UO5tTttT
s.. s. ga Saturday:
, iCpl, 90 s,ccrc Fish to Earl Granvilles note
{. ..r-i % vii Mr. Schenck to-day. and will he
.l s TO Lord Granville Monday or Tuesday. The %
s,~,. IS iiias,ned that is long document While its
g.: rv ..lH1olc. tle position OF the American Gov
in 2urI the consequential damages Is main
ta-cJ."
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EF-A letter arrived lately at tue Green ieId
Ma, Iostof6ce addressed Hucix tUnil.7
ry-A man named Hale whipped au adopted
child 20 death at Naples, H., the other day.
EF-Gue fash Of lightning killed 81 sheep At
BarrweH, :. C., lately.
e. Ihe resident physician Ofthe Birmingham
ard Midland hospital in England, for women. is
nov iCT the fret time a woman.
The Richmond (Ya) city council has
ordered the introduction Of bill 20 close all
tarbers' shops On Sundays.
Es~Tbe 1eyOr OF Chicago has commenced
TCNeUeHts against the quack doctors, who
s.Ee been distributing everywhere the most
vlila-Lcus circulars.
sS-Tlc Crispiu- make no discrimination As 20
relative sklT IA their trade. They hold that
sai> uUtE l. sel.-CvIIeEt, that aWi men were
Created CO "a
ia PORTION Of the DaCeI Webster home
stead a Mansfield was sold recently at SO an
sixteen acres Of and fronting the ocean, slOping
down e. fhe breakers.
Gy-3u Exeter kitten always smells the breath
- a sister EstteE after ANY absence frCm &. X
d FINDS that s-ay-at-hsms has anything &C take
dur - absence, tie lnewing tina; arises - get
g -Lare = really rsinf1l 20 hear.
"a lively H0Os.er maiden wept when she
read how ECIEielIOW hal cnt bis p6steTn so As 20
ruin lin for lie, She was fond Of his poetry,
-re Sa-r, A. shC lteu he peaTly tear drops
from Der hose.
a. LCU't believe IN animal magnetism? Look
steadily 80 a uaby wueu sound asleep and Il will
wake ~. or. when nervousness keeps you
evaFC. Get some person not nervous to put g
tSGC O. yCU and OF you 90 Why II this thus"
ga Mil Plain woman vas prevented from
attending the funeral or her sister by the non
arrival o. tiIle o. a iacs handkerchief from New
s-.erely commented on by the neigab0Ts.--
4tr"t .sr NF--s.
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DIEB.

CAUERCE. On tbe 18th instant, Of cholera In.
fAutUn, FEkNOr I sou az Ella p and the late
o Cam'rCIsr aged J ear, II months and IS days.
pIkEIk GTpS. On the 18th instant, LOLA e.,
tHlI g. Ush rr G! James and Mary +. DuuuiEg
ton, q ID IS MOI tGs aid day.
FUNERAL Tuesday az clock from her psre1t's
residence Sis f.E street southeast. Friends Of the
family ar res geCifu.ty invited 70 attend.
Et GHES. On the 18th Of August, kLiZaBkTH
q Oh -. May he rest IA peace.
Her fitrtz erG fer lily requested 20 attend her
iEnSTa al her residence. bet 81 AID ~ streets,
o between = and streets, Island, Tuesday, ~
SiCcs. Henry Pay DC is rOt-wanted.
MULLER On the 18th iDstaat, st O'Clock D. N II,
ttyF bod fever, amer lingering Illness UGU STA
u LIB. niece 81 X. K. Miller, aged 10 years, z
NJ Z Tie and 3 1sys.
Tie funerei viii take place At =. N this evening
and proceed &c the DEPOT. The remains will be
buried n Brooklyn, 7.
kIGH1lkGALE. In Warrington, on the 18th
instant. o. EFH BDW Is son of Edgar and I,oniss
hfghtfngals aged Is months.
Fut erei - morrow at 10 O'Clock -. m al the resi-
denoe, lS5s street between and ID streets \. W.
sAFFELL. On Sunday, 18th instant, at eleven
ci,Ck- hA1Es below ed wife Of Richard J. Saffeii
aged Is years.
The friends q the family Invited 10 attend her
tuncrai from the Trsi!eICe Of her mot her In law
Mrs. T ssfeli, 1907 9Th street n " =, on Tues
day cpth inst D., nine ~ o clock.
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DROPOSAIS FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE IyrJz-ns.

DEPARTMENT OF TPE ty-EErnR.
WASHINGTON, u. q, July ~, i173 {
scaled Proposals val Toe recei' ri uutd - 3-c.G1f
u, TUESDAY, August 20, Is72, lUT fc-uishile
Fuei t2r this par .IIenr and It's 5-yeral bureaus
Niz:-fCr eight hundred tslUl tons (Z2g pounds q
tnetnl best quality o. Baltimore Com pauy. 10 1,
or "iikstarre Nine, Ne /, White An : IT. -acits
fITDace Cosi Also. three hundred Bod ions 24J
pounds TO ITO ton) best quality Of shanckiS Coal,
The above Coal must be delivered within fO-ty s7s
iToHl date OF the contract aud storel ia" agIt -
ihe Department n satisfactory manner. before -he
party furnishing Il will be paid.
Also, one fUnGrsS CORDS well ned bakers
Pine " cod q Jhe best qusiity Aud Elsy ccrls bes
Tax Nccd well seasoned and SQUAD. The above
WOOD to be corded al the Department bUildiags a.
may BE- O. sired.
The Whole 20 be inspected, weighed and measured
~ acc rdaree with an act Of Congress approved
Certificates from the shippers r1ust be shown 70
the superintendent, certifying that the coal teliv
cred 10 thu N itAe CCntTsctCTsj is sEe kind CuTUa
by the Department.
The OiGs will be opened in the Office of tho Super
intendeRt, IN the presence Of such bidders mag
choose 30 attend.
y satisfactory bond will he required OF the sue
cessful bidders 70, tue faithful performance of ne
cor tract.
jySI-td .. DEEANC, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOB HEADSTONEs FOB Ma
TIUEAL MILITARY UEMETE8IEs
WAR DEPARTMENT..
CrkNTERETASTER GFNE.ar'S OrFrcY

To-
Proposals are Invited for ms! king the graves il
the national cemeteries as required ~ law, 70 be
addressed 70 the cuarteTnaster General, Washing
tor, Il. @.
Prop sails should state the price fer each head.
st' ne properly Inscribed and the head OF the
grave in each national military cemetery.
Bids may be :Cr the whole work Of al rhe cerlete
RES, OF for that Of several cemeteries district
for single cemetery.
Jht bonds required will be, 10 amount tre MY l-Gi
per cent, Of the whole sTDCu;it g each contract.
All proposals. received BIZ the QuartermasteF Gen
eIal viii b opened on the 18TH DAY OF OCToBEa,
le72, at noon, at the otice Of the Qusrterastcr 81
eTa' hshingtOu, ID. G, IN preseu CO Of tldieTs and
contracts will be awarded 20 The lowest ssponiJia
bloGers as s1Un IS com pGTis0H Of the pies aCi
priCtE eau be G. n.pleted, provided the samples are
deemed suitable b. the Secretary " War.
All samples should be distinctly marked in order 90
proven mistakes.
Lists OF the cemeteries, with the number OF graves
IL each, together with full information ss 20 cond
tons, requirements. &c, vii be furnished appi-
cAtion in wiring 10 the guarteTmaster iieneTai
Nashir gtcn, L. G.
EnV eIOEes, containing proposals, ~ be Endorsed
"PrOpOsas for heatsrcCes fCr uiTionsl ri ifsEy
cemeteries" and addressed to TIE yHaft-TTnasteT
General. Washington, y. G. "a. q. hEiGS,
QuaTteTmsster General, Breyot Malo- General, =
). a. Jy5l -50t
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DhOPOSALS FOB THE ELECTION OF tn Z
4 MLELE MARX Er MAlIsE

Sealed Proposals viii BE- received az tie Office y
the Beard OF Public " orks Until MONDAY, Az
@us- "a 1877, for the furnishing Of al the material
house.
Plans aud speciscations viii he ready on Sa,ur-
day, August 10 l42, the Office IF ThJs. N. PtoE-
map, architect. cor rer IF nth and streets, where
ir!t ex plantations viii be given.
Zach bidder, te!Crc presenting bis bid. viii be re-
CURED to pesI IN the Treasure cf the D.s-rcf
q Columbia, u tire credit Of the Collector g the
District, I've hEH tICG dollars, taxing a receipt
therefor, as guarantee that he VIII enter inf. at
carry ont The contract, n awsrCe4 him 20 accord
GuCe with us bid. The money 50 -s-- vii &c Tt
funded 10 the u-sCcCe ss'ul bidders U0ca the award
- contract, and 10 the sUCc sss,l iiI.Gr Es0u IL
completion # bis contract. Proposals viii bs IN
core Cd - proposals tor tSs erection Of the stern
MaThst,n ara addressed 20 the Vice Pre- dent 81 the
Board Of PobIic Works TIE board reserves tho
right TO jeCt sEy and all bids AID bidders viii
the huicing.
ercfd kLFN = SHr,>ffr-ssT- y y
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PROPOSALS. FOE C0HCRET i STONE.

hsHv sTATE- WAR s,5D SkvT 1 zrAkTMEST'5
. AsEgAGToN, d. g., AugusI .-te' 80
sesieG Proposal. viii be received NtEi ne - 81
DAY oF AJ6sI is12, AZ the Ctioe off se Gpe As
AEcLfect, Ire sury Department, " A,llog te2. ~.
y Tor 2.oO0 cubic yards, more NJ less OF ~ Hnite
Linz stone, CT ether hard. durable -ton :, orSAea =
tbs siye Of hen Eeggs. suitable Fs- concrt e To re @
llveTed "a site Q: building. The plopcsa 70 be &C
cclnIaDled b. 8 sample II TIE stCSc.
Proposals viii De made y the cubic yard AMI viii
b received by weight the weight Of yard L De A.
cer;ainsd ty the superintendent ~ uessul Tag &c
curate!y Anc weighing the saint.
The bios must be- made IN tire printed form 70 te
obtained ~ the Supervising krcasteCt. trt etsnrl
Department, and viii be accosnrsa'~i bT prdt!
bona II tie sun OF -5o that TIE hidlcr will -iePt
and perform, the contract II AWARDED LIN.
Il az tie concrete stone needed viii require to- %
delivered within forty days after the contract :
entered into.
The right 70 reject any or all bids is saerv i.
Proposals must be iuciosed in sealed enF-iog c
ana Endorsed PropOs ais fer Concrete Stone, New
state, " ar and Navy Department, " ss,l gtuu, ID.
C., aud addressed 70 A. MULBETT, EEs Super
vising Architect, Treasury Department. aul6-Ist
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DEUPOSEIS FOE LOCks.
TBEAs-RY DETAETNrr~T~
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Rrr-sr--,

OFFICE OF internal Rrr-,r-r,
WASH - TpN, August 8. 49,
Tie undersigned, having beer appointed a Oom-
mittee by the Commissioner OF internal hevcEa5 -
invite proposals for frci sking Locks with or pih-
out seals, Tor az distleTtes, heTeS give Notice
that seslsd proposals. uf This character vii. be
RER Ii, 1872.
Proposals, TO secure consitsrsti,s i, must be al
dressed 'ComfrTssiCner Of Internal E,ysure. Wash
iIeton. u - in1oTssd Proposals. for Locke -
aid te accompanied by sam }es OF the articles
intended 70 be furnished, distinctly Eaars IL order
% prevent isLsses.
n case any particular style e lock, or loCk and
eai coGbUsi. is accepted, all such locks, or lock
with seGlttachI1eDt, furnished ere 20 he i. arectef
IL tbs Office, aEG suCh f. 5D 10 be in ,eriect
viii be rejected
Contractors vii lie required 20 receive back, Al
their own expense, al imperfect ard sarrlus locks
ard seals
TIE Commissioner reserves the right n au..u9
Any agree mert or contract AZ any tlrne when ia
his opinion the interests oI the public seryioe
may demand.
v. p. SBEARMSE,l
Z. A. BATS, Committee.
aLl6-f3t A q BLISS
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SyY THOS. Z WAGGAMAE, Real Estate arct
~ 3l9 9Th street, opposite Post Office,

IMPR0NEP PROPERTY. No. 3Il " STREET
s.eNInIH rCES, ALsg Ia RTK;QxED; ON
~ On TUESDAY, August 20ih, at . O'Clock
s#5P. M, j shaIl offer for sse or the premises,
aSAlct 2Sxl5O improved by nice tw0-story Frame
House. four roeIns, fee summer kitchen, side and
Also, i6t s, il square COS, 81 srl76. Fine place
tCr coal yard.
Terms: CEe fourth cash; balance in c, u and ls
deed Of trust.
aui7-d TEOs F. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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ytf GREEH & WILLIAMS, Auc.iousars
- No. 1901 Eorthvest corner OF 10th and u sts.
rEusTEEs, - o. THE oARRoLb PLACE

TBUSTEEs' SALE or THE CARRobL PLACE
PROPERTY, on CAPITOL HlLL.
,sa Under and BY virtue ef deed OF trust, dated
a. the 19tt Day Of JSne, z p 81, ana daily Re-
land records for Washin goa Coanty in the District
q Col Jneia aLd bg direction OF the party holding
IN ssd a II at w lie Pnd az HS
6Hcttg, y ir9st 81 the ersmisgi at or oelcek
. ali Lat property known as Los thirteen "a
and fourteen 4j in Square rs in the City Of wesh-
u the .aine square, begilninT 81 point On the Vest
ne Of said lot eight 80 feet distant from
northwest corner Of The lot; thence - TIE Northeast
Of the lot; thence siOlg tho east line Of
distant from the beast corner az sad lot; thence
IN straight line TO the place Of beginning together
WIZ all the Improvements on SAID lots and part
The above described property comprises the
wise X 5vy- as DT Green roV, frdntfns ahyut is
feet On lst street east, between East CAPITOL street
snd Pennsylvania avenue, and facing the Capitol
Park, and presents 10 capitalists and others one Of
toe mes; desirable inyeatments 10 be found 10 The
foEr brick buildings, two o; the n very large.
c9n:oIn;jiy with the opinion OF the Supreme Court
ef the District Of Columbia, sitting rs court Of
paIes., according to plat thereof, which viii be
instruments in six and twelve months after the day
OF sale. Fer each OF the two smaller houses 81 900
in each, and the balance in two equal irstslen,s in
s1 ard t%eiIe mGnths siier The d,y q sale The
houses Immediately 2. the time Of SALE and $500 on
and the respective balances of the cash payments
are 10 be paid within i've days. For the deferred
portions OF the purchase money, the purchaser will
be required 70 give his two promissory notes, pay
able at six and twelve months respectively after
date thereof bearing interest at the ate Of per
cent per annum, 70 be dated the day OF sale, and
BE- secured ty q deed Of trust upon the premises
The terms Of sale are TO be fully complied with
within i've Gays after the day Of SALE otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk aud cost Of the defaulting purchaser amer
che weeks notice. All coIveyancing and stamps
are 10 be at the &C at Of the purehassr
7. SRiTTENDEN, lrrus.se.
aus-d GREEN HWILLIAH Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs T, 7B FUEL.

DEPARTMENT STATE, WAsUI,,5TCy, 7. c.
Sealed PloposaIsW ~ be receives ~ the Depart
.-se-f - sat. uutiI I. ' y TuE lsr BAY - So
TzEssR is-s, IL furnis this Department Si.h Isl
for the year ending Jun, - -. % - aeN n
such quantities 6Ld at 81 On p-aSes a desired III
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