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Hotel Of c. E. Foxwe Smyrna Kent County and State of
Delaware THURSDAY llth day of September ls13 at "a
o'clock p. NJ" the Ollowing Real Estate. to witt:
Frame Dwelling two stories high, with Oneanda
half story back building is situated II the Town OF SmVrna
Kent County and State OF Delaware the east side OF what
is known Upham Street. COmmerce Street in what
known Spuance City. bnt lands adjoining lands
of Charles Archer and lands late OF James W. Spr1ace
Seized and taken execution the property OF ROBERr
&. SMITH and will he sold iOr cash. = .. . -
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERIFFS OFFICE, DOvER. DEL.
August 18th, 1873.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

~ BY virtue Of writ Of LevAri PAeas directed will
be exposed TO Public Sale at the Hotel Of c. T. fONWe
smyrna Kent County aud State Ol Delaware THURSDAY
th day OF september 1873 at O'Clock r NJ, the following
Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain piece parcel tract Of land
uSted In Duck Greek Hundred In Kent County aud State
Delaware the State road Leading Dover
about mile from the former place. and bounded
iOows BY said state road BY lands late OF George
W. Cummins and Joseph HOHecke deceasedJ aud Benjamin
ACRES OF LAND be the less, II being the
tract OF land with the improvements thereon, which John
Kirkpatrick granted to James Scott dec d. by deed bearing
date the twenty eighth day of March, A 1909 and recorded
10 the onee OF the Recorder Of Deeds &c and for Kent
County. at Dover. IN book Y. vol. 4. folio 43, &c.
And also all tna certain other parcel tract OF land
situated in Duck Greek Hundred iu Kent county
and bounded as follows Beginning post, for the
above described lands and thence north
degrees east hundred and three and WOens perche
stake near cedar tree Ia the line Of land late Of
Joseph Hoecker thence north fifty and thTeequarter
fecke thence south
and tour tenths perches said above
cribed lands thence south thirteen and degrees
east eight Peches 70 the place OF beginning containing
SEVEN ACRES AND TEN SQUARE PERCIIES OF LAND,
more or less aud being the lands granted said James
Scott by Joseph ReynOds and wife, bearing
fifth day OF July A. ID. 1865 and recorded the Office aforesaid
in book u vol 433 &C. being the whole the
lands and premises which Theodore Honeywell and Elizabeth
A. his WIFE, BY their certain ndenure of bargain and sale
veyed to the said Clement Reed in being
executed and delivered of the purchase
thereof with all and singular the buildings improve
ments. fixtures, &c.
Seized and taken the property OF CLEMENT
REED and RUTH, hts wife and will be sold for cash.
l CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
hi
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CHERJFF"S SALE

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~ BY virtue writ Vendon ExpOnas, to directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel OF Charles Fox
WELL in the Town Of Smyrna Kent County aud State OF Della
THURSDAY nth of September 1873, at o'clock,
z. NJ, the following Real Estate to wit:
All that certain piece parcel tract OF Land situated the
side of the public road leading from SMYRNA to Dover in
Duck Greek Hundred Kent County Oi DeAlwars,
adjoining lands of John W. Denny John Fruax Samuel INN
others, said to contain the whole, ON HUNDRED
AND SIXTY FIVE ACRES, or less, the improvements
upon which twOstOred Frame Dwelling House Kitchen
Barn Stables Cribs. and other utbuiidngs also tenant
houses.
Seized and taken in execution the property of JOSEPH
L. WILLIAMS, aud will 6e sold TOR cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON Sheriff.
SHERIFP'S OFFICE, DOVER, DEL,
August 10th. 1873.
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ALLEY MILLS,
NEAR SMYRNA,
d. J. MURPHY & SON,
PRoPRIEToRs.
PRoPRIRToRs.

These Mills have great celebrity, and their brands
Of Flour cannot he surpassed.
All kinds OF Mill Feed constantly supplied on de-
mand
Towns adjacent to the Mills supplied bv wagon,
clear of cartuge. Orders by mail should be ad.
dressed above. sepl0-6m
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THE
lADY'S FRIEND
Washing Machine!

This Machine, IN pIIce, suits The times il has in
ITS comb nation, the PERFECTION OF all other ma
chimes OF It's order by means Of the Patent Pendu-
ium Attachment the operator hiss great IN The
pressure against the clothing, that delicate
or small child operate with il successfully.
Read the following certificates. order the machine.
give 1t Trial in accordance with the accom- panyIng
directions for three months and If satisfaction
gwen will return the money, less transportation,
on the return Of the machine IN good order. Remem.
her n he PRI(,E nI ihn Encin
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

The attention Of the investing public is called to
the limited remainder Of the NORTHERN PA
CIFIC RAILROAD sEvEN.THIRTY LOAN.
The unsOld balance will soon be absorbed by current
sales, after which the Company has resolved to is
only six per cent. bonds.
There are now more than 500 miles of the Road
in regular operation, with a growing traffic; sur
VeYs and construction progressing tlsfactorly;
the survey prosecuted the present in
ton with the Stanley military expedition has re.
suited in the location Of an excellent line through
Western Dakota and Eastern Montana, and the
Company has advertised for proposals for grading
and bridging the Yellowstone Division, extending
205 miles from Bismarck, at the crossing of the
Missouri river, to the crossing Of the Yellowstone
in Montana. The Company's lands (amounting to
than 10000 per mile of Road) are selling
to settlers at average price Of nearly six dollars
per acre, and the proceeds of land sales constitute
Sinking Fund for the re.purchuse and cancellation
Of first mortgage bonds.
The Company's seven and three-tenths per cent.
gold bonds, the last of which are now offered, yield
nearly 81 per cent. per at the present price
of gold.
All marketable securities are received in ex.
change at current rates, and full information fur
nished on inquiry.
Bonds for sale by Banks and Bankers gen
orally.
J. COOKE & CO.,
New York. PhIIadeIphia and Washington.
| Aug. 3-4w.
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THE; MARKETS.
DE

JONEsOn the 9Th inst near Kenon Jones aged 70
years. -, .
RAUGULEY-In Philadelphia on 95th ult, Mrs Salie A.
wife of the late Henry Raugey Of this town. sged 4' years.
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Rich Printed Satines, cost
over so cts. to import, for 25
cts.
Broche Mohairs worth so
cts. to 25 cts.
Rich striped Grenadines, all
Silk and Wool, worth $3.50
to so cts.
Splendid quality rich Broche
figure Grenadines, reduced
from $500 to SO cts.
Stylish Lace Striped Ba-
tiste for Polonaisc and Suits,
only SO cts.
une ll-3mos.S .s ~ Is u. ~.
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MIND is DESTROYED BY SELF INDULG.
W. ENCE.
Loss Of Memory by Selt-IndulRence
Insanity ID caused by Self Indulgence
lncapacy tor Marriage by Self-Indulgence.
Paralysis is caused by self Indulgence.
Nervousness caused by lt-IndulXence.
Consumption is caused by Imprudence.
Heart Disease is caused by Imprudeuce.
Death Is caused by Imprudeuce.
DR.. j. N HOBENSACK has restored seventy thou sand
health the last thirty aud is acknowledged the
physician in the confidential
United States aud let young premedateS
Marriage call write and receive advice and treatment
eessNry health ite North
SECOND ST. above Race. PhIla, Pa. lmch26-eOwlyl
n BTusses IS cts all kinds so cent less than sold by
others.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
n Law to me dirscted viii be exposed 70 Public Sale At the
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TESTIMONIALS:

From Pastor Of N. E Church, Smyrna, Del.
Mr.. A. +. WoRDEN- Dear Sir :-It gives me great
pleasure to recommend The Ladies Friend" Wash.
ing Machine. have been using one in my family
since the lst of October. 1872 | prefer II to any
other have tried IL Is thorough washer. a
quick washer, economical washer, and alIOge her
the cheapest washer for a aIge family that | have
ever known. II neither rubs nor tears the clothes
TO pieces. nor does il give pain 10 the back. arm or
side OF the operator II is largely used by the iami.
lies in this community and every one who follows
the printed directions accompanying the MachIne is
delighted with the results. You and your agents
ought to push the sale of The Machine with VgOr for
you will be doing good TO many households by help.
ing them in the IIresOme labor Of the wash day.
Yours truly, G. A. PHGBUS,
Pastor NJ E Church. Smyrna, Del.
Asbury NJ. E. Parsonage, Feb 7th. 1873.
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For sale

s,rar;or Mich Cow Of Prime Stock will be sold
for the want OF use. Inquire al The TINES ofice.
Sept. 3--If
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Fine Scotch Batiste, re-
duced from 37A to 20 cts.
Sarragossa Linens a New
article for Summer Suits, only
25 cts.
Very Handsome Goats hair,
for suits, reduced from $l.0O
to IS cts. The Richest Goods
imported this Season.
Also a full assortment of
Ready-made Suits, Silks,
Mourning Goods, Linens, En-
brOideries, Gloves, Hosiery,
&c.
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A.E. WORDEN, Manufacturer,
Sept. 25-ly. SMYRNA, DEL.
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From Jdmes Riddle, the iOsIIknopn cotton factor, Of
Wilmington, Del.
BRANDYwINE COTToN MILLS August l3, 1873.
MR A. Z. WORDEN-Dedr Sir:-YOur Machine
gives entire satisfaction and The ladies Of my house
are very much pleased with it. We have hal other
Washing Machines, but yours seems TO answer the
pur pose better than any we had previously tired In
closet please find cheek for $500 in payment.
which please acknowledge and OblIge,
Yours truly JAMES RIDDLE.
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From the Proprietor of the Clayton House, Whining.
ton, Del.
WILMINGTON, DEL, June 90, 1873.
A. E. WoRDEN Eso-Dear Sir:-Having used one
of your Ladies Friend" Washing Machines for
eral months. find il to be great Labor Saver and
gives entire satisfaction in every respect and would
cheeriuly recommend the Machine to all parliesde.
string To pu rchase Very Respectfully,
IL. w. SAWYER.
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AN ACT making supply delcenccs IN
appropriations the government for tue
fiscal year ending june eighteen hundred anu
seventy three and for other plrposts.
BE Sra and N,,. Of Representatives Ok
the United States pt America Cou-roap aeil'tt That
the following be- and they hereby aBnpuAed out
money rated, 10
supply Deficiencies in the a0u tor tn service ol the
fiscal ending June !Itpth eighteen
seventy rer. Oi other
mann
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From the Presiding Elder Of EastOn District, NJ
E. Church, Smyrna, Del.
SMYRNA, July 7th. 1873
Mr.. A. E. WORDEN-DeGr Strive have used
your Washing Machine. (caled THE Ladies Frend'
in my family for some time past. take pleasure
certifying that it has given satisfaction II does its
work well; saves time labor and clothing, and at
this day when house labor is difficult to command.
this Machine is what 1t purpOts to be. THE Ladies
Friend as with the assistance Of a small bOy il dOes
the drudgery in this department OF housekeeping.
Yours truly, JOHN HOUGH.
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everything wss settled they should be mar.
ried. In July, 1sTa he Axod September Tor
their marriage, but he subse9uently Declined ,
70 fulfill the engagement, Wa alleged
that BY the death OF Sir De Lacy Evans ne
became possessed Of from fS,000 TO El9, 600.
The case for the defendant was that he was
only worth f9tO year and 81 900 In CASH
that he had been from bis early youth stepped
IN difficulties, and tried to md consolation
In drink, and that bis Incorporate habits had
been referred TO by the plaintiff, who used
her, Influence TO try and reclaim him. Coun-
sell relied on tho many expressions OF agony
la tho defendants letters after the engage
mcnt was broken off rs proof that IL was not
renewed. Heexpressed surprise that beau
tiful, vlrtuons and accomplished lady should
throw herself away upon an idle, dfssipated
and worthless person, At the close Of the
case the jury, after twenty minutes dclib-
Grafton, found a verdict for the plaintiff, with
81, 1875 damages, finding which was NJ
cciyed with applause by crowded couri."
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THO M.AltlxETS.


Hntttnere mnrkets.
sdyss: r ssH' fnssps oSss snow .rons
P qcr Foa mere a ssc, sns
s%gsn,ss q ssI. psis f Tor s.pers y follow.
~ * SO ,5l wen ass MI az
TO s' q % q Es'i Ss s.ss ssT
southern. The msrist . 1tinues nrm, and the OF.
pTsss SasSsi. tgnss and p inisror Ohio "a !,
~ ~; 10Y 20 Tar AZ q arrive :, q; ~, q,
.oo do. .Psnnsyly.n,s req Il sIssaI .sS 400
fair 20 choice southern white q sisNsL y; s,odo
j Srs, sS 90 fs1 q nSf nd LII. 40 toh
AID ntoIlS. do 5ss 4, of Corn 4.
m. Isi e rs s:
9 sn ss: u 1s sr ig
iior o sad sssS es Mi:' 10 No Se ss % NJ q
I'd Se.iSy 4 sl, cent md zoo do rejected at
s..~Ths ma net q dyil and rs,her hssyy. ex.
eept for very prime ,smplea he sAIes today were
ssisss 10 S a &C " =. saa tss DO soatSsin q
P. fs ns ~: ;as ps:f; :as
sold today 81 q CENTS and We note IS bnsheis good
siSs s.S;: Sslss, IA Nc
SsSs.S ia ssnts, ; sad osSin.i, i e siis, 90
quiet aud Tho feeling Il ratne. heavy, eth len
supply, but We learn Of no transactions. and Quote
non inslly At 81 cents for ehouldets and *
Jobblns orders for Bacon are coming forward
i II Ssa' .s ss' sos, 9n
yious quotations pnmelyi sA.ssh cent, for
s Il ssa: End :. r0 snl is .s
fors .iso dull. but the price ! siesds at ississi
are frmer al round. We quote Hards at fisllsil's
cents for Crushed, p wdefed and 9ranust,d d. anu
Softs on basis OF AhallA cents for A white.
Whissy.-wc learn OF no sales Of High .Winos to-
Jay. AID note the mArtet quiet, With City held Of
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DIED.

HALL AT Laurel, Md September aats is o'cioch
O. M, ArrIr LUcnETfA, daughter OF James p. and
Elelrncr Hall. Of Wash nston. d. q. AGED one yer
Tho fanersi viii take place from the residence Of
its grandparents. I'll. DonaldsonD ct Laurel. Md
today "Wednesday at O'Clock, to which ,hs reIA
tive. and friends II the family src spectfu ~ in
vited.
LEDERER On the ssh pitimo, at the residence
OF his grandfather, Accukeek Prince Georges coun
ty, Nd, yIsiA, nsed nineteen month";. only child Of
Mary and the late 7. W. Lederer.
poSs. only ehiia o. VIM ". and Olivia NOTTINGHAM
Assd eleven mouths and six days
Funeral from the residence q he- yrandparents
corner Of Third and X stree southeast, on wedncs
day. september .. II 9;p O'Clock.
PFARsON.-On the ist instant, at ] 20 .. m, Mrs
ANsiE X. PEARSON, beloved wife OF Isaao Pearson
. The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her father, John X. Vernon. No. 2ii3 II street be
west, on Wednesday, septamber :. at = O'Clock y m
The friends and relatives Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend t.'n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-03
An Irish Breach or Premise Case.


The Dublin correspondent Of the London
Times writes; "a breach Of promise case, In
which E5, 900 damages were claimed, has been
the chief event Of interest at the Limerick
Assizes. The plaintiff was Miss Elizabeth
Sheehy, daughter of o magistrate OF the
county, twenty-six years Of aye, and the do
PENDANT, John Evans O'Leary, major In the
Limerick militia, and nephew OF the late
General Sir De Lacy Evans. There were four
counts In the summons and plant; the first,
alleging the promise generally, then stating
It within certain time, and In the third and
fourth counts alleging that time to be when
the defendants uncle died, or when he
should have wound up his affairs. The 90
fence was substantially an averment that inc
plaintiff had released the defendant from n,s
engagement. II appeared from the iactS
stated and deposcd 10 that the attachment be-
tween the parties began In 1855, and q heap
of letters, numbering no fewer than l46, had
been sent to the plaintiff from that time. They
were full OF terms OF endearment, anu
breathed the ardor Of the southern tempera-
ment. The lady was usually addressed as
MY own darling Bessie, as the loved wife,
and hearts love, and she was assured In the
most solemn terms, often repeated, that her
fond and affectionate lover TO death would
love her as long rs he lived with the same
devotion; that there was not In tho world .
man who loved another as he loved her thai
--J
he heard from her he was quite different
man that he could not live q day without
seeing or hearing from her; that he had read
her letters q hundred times; that he neyei
could forget her beautiful face that, sleeping
or waking, II was ever before HIM with man,
other expressions Of the same kind, deuotinl
great warmth II not sincerity Of feeling. HI
pressed her in his early letters 70 name No TIM
Tor their union, but after some time the eheryes
cenee Of his passion seemed TO have subsidized
and the plaintiff, having noticed some cool
ness In his manner, wrote 70 him very sPlr
tied though ahectionatc letter. telling mn
she would not endure his seeming coianess
and thatshe would release him from ms on
gagement II he requested II. This ietle
framed tho ground Of defence. The case
however, was that, though tho engagemen
Was broken of In 1857, he renewed II aitel
wards. In the course of interviews with he
he spoke of his pecuniary affairs, but state
that he would marry her on the death OF n
uncle, After that event she asked him u \
Wished TO break off tho engagement and b
replied Certainly not-that he knew h
uncle had not forgotten him, and that whe
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I'D. .. YOUNG. General Pss:snssi n
] AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FOB ANNAPOLIS
Ass~ m And to oR III S RI III on sunday
Aia0p' NJ ~ stR rs n aFpRRa4iiyNis MATHIS.
I.sssi osis: sRSs q nj = Ppm Ans
sssss 4 nd
Path, :ls. a M ~
foR FONT OF foS55sY sHIES INTERMEDIATE
,MsaoSm, and q ina u p. m. Returning leave
e ss :. s { 4 ~ M 81 g.
Foss oAB 1sBu SSSSsEEAsvM HIF RS9Fl
Leave lew W.sLlns 4 4 y %t and 10 >. N.
S.i Z &: Ss eas
s1s s 'o sS Az.
sIf sS sss z ssr e
Y as2 ssa ID Sc.on
h,',frSf TGSSsRpiRp0Fs.HOn.
, ..., Sss Sss.s 3 ss:s &C.
TINHROUaH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AN, AND M NEW z YORK Pr ,,o,
MI INN DeJSen wNsnins'on ana new hofs arc
Y Ho irS INV xoEk ,sasu. sn.nss Of car, q, -,
Nshs NoASSts osANsSS - ~ =" s'A"s e&e
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily teIcept Sunday ST. boam.. 10 and
nm.
Law for New York q 10 .. m. and philadelphia
sleeping cars for New York on the sso p. m. train
ThrSash sist.t; 70 ph, 4 I Ne, YSrs .nd
Boston can Do had o. the Station once q Al hour'
Bee bsiaposs. and Ohio B.ilrosd sdysrti.smsni
nspc sna shs %
aI5 S9 45o SsH.r srISa ASsn no.
M AsHIN9ToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w 66R aSBEAT r.p seVTI sIsnds. saa hsnss
ss om ssS a,aShSSiis saf pAnvis RAILROAD
DSSgnas g Us S.H'E ss9SsE
Lynch6ars IN the sresl line from Nsy Orleans and
oSo Y
yisn 5Sr h,chona tpd South and AL the Line x
TSe GhssspesRe ana Ohio railroad runs no trair
westward Saturday night Or SUNDAY morning.
| Leave washington BY Potomac Ferry Company
e0a seventh s,rset wharf twice na, asE, m
Union streets. AieIandriA, Az 30 !. M sndI 10 N
EEiyset LynehbnrY q 30 r. m, and % = m.
Psssspssrs Tor Manassas Division leave Seventh
Fian sSs g
baS e asPs & fehSssssais avenue and
3. o. Or 81 Xieisndria, corner Of King aud unio
sssS ae:i snd Ohio railroad depot and so'
breakfast and supper on ferry boats for throus
sps I'M. BRoADUs, @. T. A.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u wAsHNoros, D. O., August ., ls73
w.yiis: A.s' grayins for 4 The 4, s,te N q
Dor, ,isse, for an Improvement In hschines for
Mstins 70. JoiSt s Al. ,..,,,,onv IN N. co.. =,
closed on the 7th day Of October next that the time
for hllnE arguments and the Examiners report be
said petition be heard on the nd October next
Any person may oppose this sTtsnsi9n N yrr
seaw9u Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS..


DR0PQsALS FOR SEWER AT FORT wADBr
WORTH. NEW YORK HARBOR
0rrIoE OF OHIEY QuARIERMAsIER.
FIRST QuARTKRMAsTER DIsTRIor,
HOUSTON 5rRkkT, coRskR OF GREEsE,
Nkw YoRk, Aug. 4. 1873
this advertisement attached to each, are invited,
and will be received at this once until u m. Sep
Fort Wadsworth, New York hArbor, IN accordance
th 'hs e' Mat snd M on e In this r.
and not BY the foot or yard. A written slArantee
OF two CD responsible persons, for the prompt
ecuton and iulnment OF the contract, should il be
awaardsd must i accomPany the Pfopossls ~ ma.
and ne work completed within thirty days from
The proposals. should be indorsed Proposals for
Sewer At Fort wadsworth. New York hAIbor and
addressed 70 the Chef Quartermasierp x ~ guar
Lieut. Dol and Deputy QuartermAster General.
Brevet Major Gen, u. \. Army.
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ID RoPosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
GIJIKs 81. WASHINGTON AsD dEoRdE.
w OFFICE or B9AHD O. pupLIc wonxs,l

oYFIcx OF BoARp or PupLrc woRxs,l
wAsHIsoros. d. O.. september i. is7a J
Sealed proposals. will be received Of this once
until II m, on the LIST day Of October ts7s, for the
erection Of system Of hre alarm telegraph inolud
ing all labor and material. hre.AlArm boxes, with
the necessary CIRCUITS, wire, mAchnery. and Appur
tenAncea required to place the system In thorough
working order, Asreeably to an act Of the Lesisla.
tive Assembly Of the District Of Columbia. ap-
proved June d, 1873, and IN accordance with the
spocihcations, and mainly In accordance with the
diagram. both OF which can be seen and will DO
explained at room No. II, Columbia buildings.
The system TO be furnished shall be In every re-
spect equal to the best In use; and to secure that
the successful contractor will be required to enter
into sood and SUFFICIENT bond for tho fun perform
Hids must be accompanied by penal bond,
legally certified to, In the sum Of nNe thousand
(G5O dollars that tho bidder will accept and per-
FORM the contract In awarded him;
The right TO reje any or all bids u reserved.
PAYMENT will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board In
pr2be KS Contractor shall keep the system in good
WORKING order for a term OF two Ca) years after
Competition, and twenty COZ per centum Of the
amount contracted for VIII be retained until the
end Of the said two ca years as a guarantee there
Proposals must be inclosed in scaled envelope
endorsed Proposals for construction Of area
ALEX r. SHEPHERD,
Vice President Board Of Public WORKS.
sel.td lBtAr copyl
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ITO BUILDERS.
ITO BUILDERS.
LIGHTHOUSES AT HEREFORD INLET, FIVE
MILE BEACH. NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE or LIoHrHogsE EsoINExn,l

PHILApELPHIA, August s, le7G y
Sealed proposals, from builders only, will be re-
eeiyed At this ONCE until II O'Clock noon, OF MON
DAY. the sth Of september next for the erection Of
let tnye.mile be.ch.l New Jersey, in accordance
with drnwinss and .pecincaeons which can be seen
O'Clock q m. and o,clock p. m.
The building viii be Of frame, with stone and
ciude the entire cost Of tho building complete In
Bids must DO made In duplicate. and In forms
which viii be furnished on apple. ton spd conform
In all respects to the requirements Of tho Govern
reserved,
Bids will be opened promptly at tho hour spsci.
ned, when bidders are requested to be present,
Iaou, co, ED.,n..r, Iwbf bd mAYES0 OI;Ds:r
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| ANNAND-MACKEY.-op the ssth Of August, At
the residence Of the bride. brothe. by the Hey Mr.
NJ M.cMEi, eldest daughter Of the late Philip MACK.
/ ey, Of wA-hin sou, ID. U.
RYAN-DAwSON.--On the nth Of June, IA o. by
the Rev. r. 4. Bla.e, Mr., THOMAS RrAN and Miss
MARios v. DAwsoa. both Of washington, d. @
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LEGAL.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

u WARRINGTON. y, g.. August q, ls7s
On the petition Of DKHNIs q. 0kTELY, Of Newton
Conn, praying for the extension of patent granted
10 HIN on ne aad day q Eoyepber lss0. for an I'M
II 10 ordered that the testimony IN the case be
closed the 3lst day Of Octoher next that the tc
limited 70 the 3is day Of 0ctober neIt and that said
petition be heard on the bth day Of November next
seS S II. BGEodEfT. Commissioner.