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PROPOSALS.
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esaied p~opessls. indorsed ~Propo-.s for the
ercctfon Of TIE Seventh frsnt u the
Hartct end sddressedto The Morn horn Market
mntssicp, will h received az the nxecufive OF
nee, corner Il Penu-y wants aud f7th street.
until II oeicck 4. SATURDAY, yuly 10, Ir1, Il
which time snd place said proposals shall op.ned
BY the CONN i-sfsn Appointed % suD~riufend the
erection Of msrket m eSuare No 81 IL the pres
ence OF such bidder es msy eheoee 10 sffen1
The plsns and spsc thosticns Be se.u end other
neec~~sry tnfornation ehtAisea n the cfnpe q
Ih.msM Plewmsn, architect. corner a. s<h aud
The propossk must be made for furns-hs,x ali the
the said eevepth-sfrssf frout.
Benz M ~ viii be ufrrd Cor TIM faith
fta peril rnance OF the contrast. sed p.y me- nj
VII be made IN exess Of sisbty p>r seutum % the
amount % vork scfuAlly pntil The eutire work
shall have bern susnpletsd - sceepsed, sad th.n
full and complete psy nsst vih b. made ascording
20 the Prices and css1Stioes % the coufrsct
tsch bidder. before pr.ssuting bis BID, wfil BE-
Snired 20 depcstt With DIR. Tyoasll, Secretary Of
the Market Commission. Eve husdred eollsr.,
nkins . reeeipt therefor. 90 q guarantee thai he
Wi enter into apo carry out the contract, IN
AWARDED him. In socordance With ~. hid The
money 90 Deposited viii BE- refunded 10 the uusue-
oesiel bidder or bidders upon the sward Of the
coltf ACT and 10 the successful biai>r upon thu
cutlon o. MS contract and bond,
The Ccmmisston reserves the rteht 20 r.ia~. any
and all ofos that may be offered II they shall deern
such rejection demanded ~ the interests Of the
ernment Of the District % Columbia.
By order OF the Commission:
gyl0td J. W. THOMPSON, Chairman
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l. CURED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF The
NV GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT GIN
C1NNATI, OHIO.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sealed Proposs. As aiIi bn July i2h ISIS
until ? m Of the STR DAY AUGUsr, ISIS, for fur.
nishlng at the site Of the proposed Government
Stone required for the exterior Of the building
The species Of stone from which a selection will
sandstohes, and the qualities especially insi.tad
upon viii be foTmity of color and texture dura-
ohtiiity and the capacity for working under the
:, A sample block l2xl2xl2 inches, showing On one
lace the natural fracture of the stone, ard on the
ethers different kinds Of cutting, be submitted
No stone that has not been tested by actual u.e A.
ent stone IN buildings for at least years Will be
Ee, @ and s5solnte proof that it has en
The stone must further have a good grain and be
free fr.m all discoloring substances, and the quarry
capable q furnishing the quality and quantity de-
slied within one year.
9uiIed. The actual average OF the stones cannot
be given but will approx innate 40 cubic feet, the
stone will be ordered on schedule Of net sizes in
order that the contractor may make proper allow.
schedule payment will be made, allowing an adj
ton OF one inch to each cst face granite and mar
or sooh' ana Oh onshai inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how soon they can commence
delivering the stone and the amount per week they
can deliver. They will also state the average and
maximum size of the stones that can be obtained
from their quarry. No bid will be received except
from the owners or lessees of the quarries from
WHICH the stone rs proposed to be furnished, and
rum h-Cofner OF the county
which the quarry is situated that the bidder is the
bid "
All proposals must be made on and in full accord
ance with, the printed forms 20 be obtained on
pilcatlon an this once, and must be accompanied by
penal bond in the sum of fifty thousand dollars
lSsOG0) that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract u awarded to him, and give bond there
for in the penal sum Of one hundred doars
Sl0e0O,) and valid and binding lease of the quarry
TO the Government as security fer the faithful per-
Torrance of the coktract, the lease to take effect
npop the failure of the contractor TO comply with
the terms OF the contract: Said lease TO authorize
Of defsult
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids or to divide the contract and use two or
more kinds of stone.
Proposals mnst be enclosed in a scaled nvelope.
endorsed Proposals for DImensien Stone for the
new Government Building, Cincinnati, Ohin,n and
addressed to A, b. MULLETT
Iy12 2N Super Vising Architect.
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THE CDURTS.

POLICE COURT, Judge SasH-TO-day, Julia
Ford was charged with grand larceny Of clothing
and 1her articles belonging to A. m. How
ard. Mr.. Howard tes;,ted that the girl was in
the goods Mrs. Howard testified that she hired the
girl IRON off the street; she was a stranger to her
Deecti' Cooes testified to arresting the girl on
saturday in n use 10Th street, aud that he re.
covered all the missing articles; sent TO the grand
jury. John and Susannah Williams, assault and
shocked her down, and Susannah stabbed her In the
right check with knife, inhcting q bad wound;
lined : 80 each. j. X. Whaley, assault and battery
on Wesley Bowman; @5 and costs. Winnie Steele,
Winnie A Steele and Sarah Curtis. assault and bat
terry on Frank Curtis SIC each and costs; Thomas
SIS and costs Layinia Ward, assault and battery
on Caroline Shepherd; bonds to keep the peace and
pay costs. VIM. Richards, threats to John Collins;
S2co bond to keep the peace. Grafton W allace,
sisting officer Robinson; SO and costs. James
Kane, assault upon and resisting officer Dubois;
battery on VIM. Neal; Sl0 and costs. Edward Gu-
an and Richard Butler, larceny Of 81 In fractional
currency; money ordered to be restored, and the
two boys released on security for good beh aviOr.
William Nelson, assault on John Ford and rob
bling him: a2o. or Imprisoned thirty days in jail.
same; Ss; Chas. Burch, profanity; IS. Geo. Tollt
Hiram Powers, disorderly; Ss. Charles Douglass,
vagrant, required to give bonds In the sum OF
90, or 90 days In workhouse. Charles Myers, >
vagrant, was sent to ths workhouse 81 days In de-
fault Of S3o bonds John Nolan, ShaEse d.. with vi
40, or work house 90 days. Samuel Edmonds, pro
family; O.. Maurice Roach, profane; S3. Banie
Sullivan, profane; 90, work house ~ days. Thoe
Hurst, vagrant, was required to give 90 bend
Tor good behavior, or % days in workhouss.
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The PKoPLn have been much imposed upon
BY several worthless Sarsa paFillss, that We are
glad to be able to recommend q preparation
which can Be depended on ss containing the
worthy OF the public confidence. Doctor Aysr's
SarsaPaviila cures when anything can cure
the diseases that require an alternative med
icine. NV saw
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CITY ITEMS.

An EMINENT DIVINE sAys: oI have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. II gives me new
vgor, buoyancy Of spirits, elasticity Of muscle"
Seth w. Fowle q Sone, Boston, win send. free,
apamphlet of 81 pages, con tanning afall account
OF this remarkable medicine, to any one sending
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LOCAL NEWS
COuslens0u Locals.

QOD0eDDDA LOc8I0s
A mockiua bird Il lost. See Advertisement
One case OF smallpox at AIS A street south
east was reported Saturday afternoon.
The alarm Of fire on Saturday evening was
caused by the burning of shanty at the corner
Of LIST and r streets; loss small.
Rev. Mr.. AveIill was ordained 70 preach the
gospel BY Rev. Bishop Pinekney q the Church
Of the Epiphany yesterday.
Mesus. Wolf and Pinerling, inspectors OF
meats, &c, report condemned during the past
week 90 pounds Of beef, Sc dozen cucumbers
An insane woman entered St Peters church,
Capitol Hill, yesterday morning at O'Clock
mas, and created quite an excitement by her
shouting and yelling until she was removed.
In our advertising columns will be found the
notice Of Mr.. Fenvick, Of Leonardtovn, Md,
whose hotel l. very popular one. He keeps
hne table, and withal Is an accomplished land
lord.
Mr.. W. T. Sweet, Of Georgetown, was seri-
SSsy o@ t On spSs By ssns
bell (by whom he is empi yed) in consequence
OF the horse running away.
the yard Of a dwelling near the corner of 10th
and n streets. Sergeant German took charge
tf the remains, and they were properly in
erred
A large number of colored people gathered
at the farm OF Mr.. =. T. Suit, IN Prince George
county, Md, yesterday, and after religious ser
vices In the Suitland chapel made arrangements
70 hold camp meeting upon the grounds at an
The friends of Capt E. A. Ryther, Of this
city, Will be glad to learn that ne Il recovering
his health at Leonsrdtown, st. Mary's county,
Md. When he left for that place a few weeks
since be was unable to sit up, but is now able
to ride out.
Company Il. list regiment National guards,
are to-day indulging in an excursion 10 Marshall
Hall and target shooting there. An hour WAS
spent at MsuIt Vernon in the morning, where
an grafton was delivered, and other interesting
exercises took place. They presented fine APP
pearance as they marched down the avenue.
The triple combination nozzle of Chief En-
gineer CrOniD was tried on Pennsylvania av-
enue and 18th street on Saturday evening, and
the streams of three engines combined were
thrown from one nozzle. In this way a full
twoinch stream was thrown over one hundred
yards. Mr.. Cronin is to exhibit his invention
north this week.
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A DISTRESSING CoUGH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost as much pain as the suf-
ferer himself, and should receive immediate
attention. DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wfld Cherry
speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, &c. 1t will always relieve consunp-
fected a perfect cure. &
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VHK FALL RUSH is COMING.

The present long, warm days is the best time for
my WORK. 30, ladies and gents, bring in your Fall
and inter Goods at once; thus, by avoiding the un-
ayoidable delay in the execution of orders during
suGh rush OF business as we expect to have this
fall, your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed,
and carefully kept for six months, IL desired.
Charges moderate. Terms inv ariably q. d.
W. H. WHEAfLEH,
PREMIU1 STEAM DYEIN8 AND SEQ Or.
ING ESTABLISHMENT
- Jefferson Street; GEORGETOWN ID a.
once open from IN m. until sunset. jeiO-tr
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CHILDREH eRY for Ditcher's Oastorta. II
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. It b . substitute for
castor oil. A eoa.
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pflee, ulcers, tsothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old eorcs, headache, collie,
hamsness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Il 10 q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known to be Q cure for these diseases n. th z. n
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PoEpe ExrRAcr IL for sale ct Wholesale BY
Chss. Stott b Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
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SUFFERERS FROM CoRNs, BuNroNs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., lind immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite u
). Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases. If none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
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1T 9. ENGINEER OFFICE,
u. tIh1a StOrt. Union Baak BEiLdtnsD
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLES STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD, July II, 1873
- Proposals for Dredging in Washington and
noon Of AUGCsT II, 1873, and opened Immediately
thereafter. Blank forms, Specifications, &c, can be
~ = VIM. p. CRAIGHILL,
ty12-6t Major OF Engineers.
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BUTLER ZoUAvEs.-,At a recent meeting of
Company A, Butler Zouaves, at the residence
OF Major e: Ii. Fisher. the following officers
were elected: Henry Pollen, captain; John
Moore, list lieut.; George Lewis, 20 lieut.; w
Miller, LIST sergeant; W. A. Myres. I'd do; Ed
Harris, Sd do; ID. f. Carter, 4th do; John H
Thomas, 9TH do; Thos johnson, LIST corporal;
wilson Reed, ID; Jacob Magruder, Sd; Samuel
Smith, 4th; Henry Murray, 9Th; Henry Turner.
9th, James Curtis, 7th; John Beverly, 9Th. AT,
ter the election of officers there was a presenta-
ton on the part of the company of a beautiful
silver castor, butter dish, &C., TO Mrs. Major
Fisher. Speeches were made by Capt Pollen,
IL. Moore, and Capt. Tucker, OF the National
Territorial Guards
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WILCOX q GIBb's SKw1se MAoHrys. Tbe
oelebratsd Bazaar Pstterns Agency at Chss.
Baums koopskirt and corset factory, fth street.
Intelligencer Building. io.R'
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NEW WATER MAINS TO BE LAID-workmen
will commence this week to lay 6-inch water
mains In the following streets: On Boundary
street, between 14th and 18th; on 18th street,
from to boundary; on street, from 18th to
18TH; on 18th street, from to 7; along 18th ST.
10 and along the latter to Goth; down 10th to
street, and thence up Massachusetts, avenue
to Boundary street. Mains of similar dimen-
sions are now being laid on street northeast.
nom LIST to Boundary, and on most of the in
tersecting streets. On Capitol hill especially
there will be a large number of mains laid, IL
being the intention to lay about ten miles this
summer throughout the city.
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behalf Of lager.
~It Ia now proposed to reach the north pole
by means Of vessel capable Of sailing ON ice
as well rs In open water.
aUThe indignant citizens Of Memphis sho OF
at the health oficers whocome prowling around
their premises. -.rr
oVAn Albany clergyman regards the use of
fans in church as savering of pro- fan alton, and
has told the ladies of his Congregation 50.
0That ought to be great library At Lonis-
vile, In the course Of two or three hundred
years, II business continues to thrive. 7il
0Last Sunday night at shiloh church, near
Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Mrs. Emily Owen,
dropped dead at the altar while in the act CT
partsking of communion. l-3yl -,
IIn an ONCE in Boston hangs sign with
the following inscription: 'Pecple are foT niden
to spit tobaker jue ON the q orr chorss ioi
New York papers SIS this the Athens Of
ametkSAi 10 y L / - 1880
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TuRco- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicsted Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shedd' s,
9O3 street. 52o.6.
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The ooHkpEITY ar large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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q How sad Il r. 10 1A 40 soun. WITT, mother
Of family who requires all her physical strength
to fulfill her household duties, and all her moral ca
pacites TO accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, te see her prostrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera-
sblel This state Of weakness and debility IL more
fatal TO her than severe spell Of Sickness for In
she will linger months after months, not thinking
worth while 70 see physician about IL, until nature
exhausted gives out, and she IL carried the grave
when q little precsution In proper time would have
spared her life. To prevent to strengthen, to cure,
TIERS Of Or. l.. q. BERTRAM. They are q safe and
infallible remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, COS
dveness, biHousness, headaches, morning sicknee.
snd all complaints peculiar 70 women. These Bit
tiers, which are sold by al druggists, are in conse-
Quence Of their virtue and most agree Able TASTE tie
medicine pas sxcsllsscs for ladies'. Jn-tr
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CARRYING HEWAR INTO AFRICA.-Advices
from Cape Coast, Africa, June, sd, state that
thirty thousand Ashantees were encamped
within fifteen miles of the town, and an attack
was looked for daily. The English defensive
force was small. Reinforcements were, on
their way to the town, but they were not ex-
pected to reach there before the 9Th Of the
month.
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WoMAN's PERFIDY.-A Mrs. Lincoln, of
Dedham, Mass, whose husband was shot and
wounded Sunday night, the 9Th inst, has been
arrested for completely in the affair. II is
thought he was shot by a man named Hender-
son, who was former lover OF the woman, but
in Mt of anger some two months SINCE she
married Lincoln. After the marriage she be-
came friends with Henderson, and it is thought
that it was at her instigation that the shooting
was done. She had invited her husband to take
a walk, and while he was seating her on a roc
the shots were fired.
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BOY POISONED BY A CATERPILLAR.-The
Marsville (Cal.) Republican, says: One day
eight years, was sitting under a shade tree at
his fathers residence, eating bread and butter.
A caterpillar fell upon the bread, unobserved
by the lad, and he put the mOrsel to his mouth
to take a bite, when the worm bit him on the
tongue. Immediately the tongue swelled until
1t nearly choked the boy. The doctor applied
powerful remedies, only in time 70 prevent a
fatal result, as he saws ten minutes delay
would have caused DEATH
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FATAL STROKE OF LIGHTNING.-Portion of
Washington county, New York were visited by
last, and just as it came up Mr.. Thompson
Handy, who lives near Easton Corners, drove
into his barn, having his son and two daugh-
tiers with him. Two men also sought shelter in
tie barn at the same time. Handy conveyed
his two daughters to the house, and had scarce
ly reached 1t when the barn was st-nck nv
lightning and set on fire. He hurried back and
was horrified at finding his son lying dead on
the floor, and the two men senseless by his side
The lightning had struck the boy at the back
Of the neck and cOursed down his spine, scar
ing 1t as though it had been done with a red hot
IRON. The father hastily carried out the three
bodies, and then rescued his horses and wagons.
The flames spread rapidly, and communicating
to the wagon-house, horse-barn, sheds, corn
crib and other buildings they were all consum-
ed The loss by the fire was Sc 900 partially in
sured. The two men recovered. -
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NAVY DRPAkTMENT.


IN BUREAU OF Construction AID REPAIR,
- - MAsHINGTON,J June 81, lSl
sealed Proposals will be received st the Bureau
until IL O'CLOCK NOON, AUGUST 4 los, for the
CONSTRUCTION, including all the materials the
liye-oak timber, Of the hull Of q steam sloop of-war
OF about $40 tons measurement, complete for seq
service. Plans AID specifications In d~t ali fer the
hull, showing the work e. be done, may be seen and
eas mined at this Bureau, and At the CONN sndau'
once al the Navy ards at Philadelphis, Brooklyn
July next.
The hull must be completed in all respect accord
ing 70 the contract and the materials
must be OF the best quality, and the work must be
done IN the best manner, and the vessel bs delivered
at such Navy Yard on the Atlantic coast the De-
paTtment may dir Il in eight months from the date
and signing of thu contract.
Payments will be made the work progresses in
proportionate amounts, reserving the usual per-
centage until the final completion and ptanoe of
the vessel.
The bids must be accompanied with the susrAnsee
required BY law, thar If the contract s awarded, il
will be promptly executed. and the u the
parties who TO become the suretss to the amount
Of the face OF the contract will also be stated.
The De partment reserves the right % scoept
reject any or all bids which. In its OPINION not
TO the public interest.
Bids v i'll only be accepted from parties who arc
known 10 be shiptuiders and TO have the necessary
facilities for doing the work. le2s-m7t
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RRcovERING.-Mich1 Randolp h and Joseph
O'Brien, the two house painters who were sup
posed to be fatally injured by the falling of a
scafold at the house corner OF 18th and X
streets, on Friday morning, are recovering.
O'Brien had his nose and two ribs broken, while
Randolph was internally injured.
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The SAD SUICIDE OF YOUNG SANDs.-NIr.
George Sands, a well-known and highly re-
spected Young man, son of Rear Admiral j. Il.
Sands, u s. n, now residing in this city, a nd
mate OF the L. s. receiving ship New Haynp-
shire; committed suicide in his statcroom on
board the ship yesterday morning about ten
O'Clock by shooting himself in the head with a
pistol. The weapon used was a large size Colts
navy six-shooter. The ball entered his forehead
just above the right eye, tearing a frightfui
hole large enough to get mans fist in. The
deceased was 81 years old; was appointed
mate "a warrant oficer) in the navy
May Hth, 1870, from New York.
He left two short notes, one addressed to his
mother and father, stating that he had ever
been dutiful son, and still loved them dearly
geranium leaf was Enclosed in the folds of the
note. The other note was addressed to a young
lady OF Portsmouth, setting forth his ardent
attachment and the insufferable pain caused
by her refusal to marry him, and that his rash
and terrible act was to relieve his distress A
geranium leaf and several rosebuds were in
closed in his note to the young lady. This sad
occurrence will be heavy blow to his aged
parents, who left their home two davs ago to
spend the remainder of the summer with their
friends and relatives at the north.-Norfok
Journal, 1lh.
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ga bug got into Tenhess:e "a liza. srear,
producing temporary insanity.
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Wy Peace, attends TO all kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal business southwest corner Of llth and streets
upItpWost, Daya1-ly
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SUPPOSED bout q 0o'cl'k D.
m. yesterday fire was discovered in the sswes
Produce Store" No. 4S2 Pennsylvania avenue
crowd soon assembled and burst I'm the door,
where quantity of brOoms were discovered IN
blaze. They were thrown out into the street.
and on further investigation 1t was found tn at
some punches of kindling wood and paper were
burning under barrel Of coal Oil, having the
appearance of having been set on fire. The
proprietor and his family, who reside in rooms
over the store, were absent, having left on the
? O'Clock boat for a trip down the river. The
hre was extinguished without much loss.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last: A. Lepreux by Ii. Wingate,
two story brick store, 18th street. between &
and ID northwest; n. w. Vaughn, by John Carr
Hgan, two story frame, 9th street, between ID
and r northwest; Mrs. NJ. G. Schulze by W.
n. Horstkamp, additional story on brick, 9TH
street, between L and Al northwest,
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REAL ESTATE SALE--Duncanson, Bowling
Co., auctioneers, sold, on Saturday evening,
lot 1, IN square IE. located at the corner of "a
and ID streets northeast, to Dennis McNamara,
for S1,625. >
Thos. Z. Waggaman, real estate broker and
aucdoneer, sold lot 0, in square $50, to Peter
cNary, for 20 cents per square foot; lot % in
square $50, y Miss Ann c. Carroll, for 20 Genus
per square foot.
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THE FARR BIGAMY CHARGE.-Earl G. Farr
who was committed to Jail on Saturday, to an.
the Police Court this morning, and through hi,
counsel, Gen. Henkle, was released on bail In
$1,000 for hearing some day this week. Sub
here at the hearing,