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National Republican., 1873-01-28
MIR. cuAs. $. SPENCER, or NEW YoRB

The Denver Ners having heard that Mr.
Chas. 9. Spencer, Of New York, lsa candi
date for the Govcrnorshlp Of Colorado, enter
prompt objection. We second the motion
Mr.. Spencer Is a very good man in his way
hut there Is quite enough Of that material Il
public life Just now. Let him remain In New
York. 1t Ia said that he has aspirations foI
tho United States Senate, and hopes to maxi
the guberuRtorial chair tho stepplng-stone I,
that position. This Ia a" additional rcaso'
against his nomination. There are too many
Spencers In the Senate, and for the credit o
that body the sooner some Of them arc weedc,
out the better,
National Republican., 1873-01-28
Another s25, 600 Picture.

. lfrom the WOrldl
u IL proposed To pay years President ial
salary for a painting unknown to art as "The
tirst Reading OF the Emancipation PrOclama.
tlOn.' The bill cunnlngly obviates objection by
providing that when bought the picture shall be
kept "for the use OF Congress-" II Is proper that
body should endure such penance as constant
contemplation OF this production.
National Republican., 1873-01-28
BOARDING.

oARDIN G.-PLEAsANT FURNISHED
ID rooms, with board, at Mrs TIIOAiAS' sa q
street. CORNER Eighth, n6rthwost JanAiIt'
DOAltDlNU.-BOAKD, WITH OR WITHOUT
- hoOMh In good locality, convenient To the
Executive Departments. Apply at ylB Twelfth
street, eetween aud Rstroeti northwest sep28u
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND NICELY FUR
~ NIsHED APARTMENTS, with BOARD may
be obtained on application at l0i street, opposite
NtllArdA nOlgu
National Republican., 1873-01-28
POTOMAC WATER RENTS,
1873.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

wArHn REasrRLp's OgrtoR,J
DISTRICT of COLUMBIA,
WAsHiNoroN, January n, 1879
Attention Ia called TO the provision Of law requir.
Ing the supply Of water to bo cut Oh from all prem
ises whore rent remains uupad at the expiration Of
thirty days after the same becomes due which timo
expires February l, is7A
This law will be promptly and eff ectualy inforced
For the accommodation Of persons who cannot at.
tend during the day, this once will be open every
evening during the week ending February I, be.
tween the hours Of andp p. m for the receipt Of
Water Rents. TIMOTHY LUBEy,
lans7dt lstarl water Registrar
rJ5yoLOCAL ORGANIZATIONS OF THE
- District OF Columbia desiring 10 partici.
rate IN the approaehing inauguration cercmonic.
gro respectfully requested to notify the Secretary OF
tue Clvic Procession Committee at tho arlieet of
portunity. by order OF the Committee,
lan4b lCnron,Starl N. TRIMBLR. scc'y.
rJS"A MEETING OF THE STOCK
49, holders Of tho Washington GaAlight Com.
nany for the election OF directors will be held II
MONDAY. the ID day Of februSry, isiS Polls wiii
be olcned at Il m. and close at l y. n.
inGStd UHAs, b. BAILEY, Secretary.
National Republican., 1873-01-28
WANTS.


w ANTED A FIRST-CLAsS GARDENER,
w 70 wprk on shares, on farm Of lGo acres Of
land, Good houee and outhuidings on the place.
Must come well recommended one who under.
stands ruitsslsing lreferred Apply to WILLIAM
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. 5O1
" Eleventh street. near Y street,, . , -.
fe0u MRS. LOUISE z. BUTLER.
NNTANTEbATliH PUBLIC 10 KNOW THAT
w Haiqn1nps German Cough Mixture VIII cure
coughs and (aids far exceeding any other remedy
uiye II triN peTqt corner Of Third and East Gap
itol streets nnrtheast noi6t :
II 4, JtyTH PAYS FAIR PRICES FOR la
~, dieg Gents, and ghildrsp's Second; Hand
ID street, botupen Sixth and Seventh streets
N B-Nstsby mail promptly attended TO.
NJ WANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
it, needle t,EseiiinS, t6e msst perfect shuttle In IN
use, resting gu carrier; necds.bar aud works Of
etsel: easy running, simple and durable: the most
desirable Inrrhine for all work In use Agency No,
10y fennslnAniA avenue, between fourandabalf
audit T.w sP1CER, Agent
National Republican., 1873-01-28
5eTIIE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFB IN
80 snrnnee Company Of Nowark. y. o. orEan.

j. b1ANIE1 JONEh, AGENT
JAhIi No. OIL Seventh street.
fS5"TnBItE ARE TWO FACTS PER-
- fectly recognized by medical authorities
IN the Old World rs well As the New! l. That the at
mspheTe u always more or less impre<nAted with
Rprmh Qt Diseases which produce epldemics Of the
worst nd, such na cholera smallpox, yellow fever,
tue ohly mganH ~ our ue-ession TO resist and fight
against such deadly influences congsts In the puriy
therefore u IL easily underptood how important IL
y - " have Temedy made BY phy.ician hccOrding
hrecab.e and beneneAl stiinglant which givesysor,
Nfe To tho stomach, liver, kidneys aud each organ
OF the body, rendering thus thr blood 20 rich and
hsanhy that every one who takes u IA preventive
% di1case u sure 70 never need II as curative
Dr. L.. u. BLh1llAMS LONULIfE BtTTisiis
alone San obtain these happy re7nlts. For many
years that TACT hns been proved In Europe where
patent medicine can be sold without the APPRECIATION
and certificate Of tue faculty uf medicine. DO not
hesitate TO Try the Lnngl Life Btterp, which IA sold
ny every drugHist InOSe who have used q Hinlle
bottle receive Sutciont bsnet from II to understand
inE 70 prescription. lantdln
National Republican., 1873-01-28
pUBLIsHRp EVERY MORNIEt
faund.vp etceptedl

gS- All communications whether on business o
publication, should be addressed TO wM. J. MUi
TNou, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WAshinb
IN, pc,
National Republican., 1873-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rJSTsS IOWA REPUBLICAN AsSOCIA-
- TiUN.-A business meeting Of the Iowa Re.
publican Association will take place THIS tTues-
day ENENiNN, in tho Y. ". g. A. building, At
O'Clock, The finance committees arg q gently n.
queAtsd ~ be present W. W. U1T2, resident
J. Y. .. PouLroS, secretary l JANIS
Nzyye ILLINOIS RECEPTION AT VIII
-, ,LARD's.-uuests will be received q the
Ladies' Enirauce, corner Pour eenth etreet and
Pennsylvania avenue Ar1sngemenis have been
made with Allison Nailor IT., O street 70 furnish
will apply AZ abOyr, j. w. pORTER,
Jap2s' Chairman Committee Arrangements.
rB"ATTBNTION, KNIGHTS TElI-
- pLAllS.-Ths Sir knights Of washington
Commandery, No. 1; Columbia Commandery, No q;
Potomac Coinn'andery, No. ? and be Molhy Com
nandCry, No T. arc requested to eet in Joint con.
y,enti A ths Asylum, Masouio Temple, wEDNES.
DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, Al O'Clock, for
the purgose OF receiving \ delegation from Wash.
ingiOp Conlmandery, No, J. Hartford, Conn.
J. Z. BARNES, Acting En-. Com No. l.
! Y lHOMPsON, En-. Commander NOs
\; y, GIBBS, I'm. Commander No a.
,, JOSEPH DANIELS En- Commander No. L
National Republican., 1873-01-28
s85SYOJNG MiiNis GHliIsTiAN AS

Corner NIGtl and ID streets
CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Terms-s9 por year;
81 per quarter,
fKEE READING ROONR
PAkLOiS IItEE 40 ALL
phlLl IkAlEk NEE INds-l2 rs, And n In
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES In Lincoln
Hall, at ~ o'clock
FIRST ,LECTURE before ChTistian Workers
NOON, 9jth init. at si90
osABBATh EVENING SERVICES at the Theatre
Comiqus, In Janlb
National Republican., 1873-01-28
,5yoAT LINCOLN uAI,I. TrgsDAy.

rSy"AT LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY,
Janussy ., viii be peld the Third AnniyeT.
dry5scs are I. bo delivered by Mr. Mingins, Of Now
York, aud othcra. Vocal music, &c, u Promised
invited. lad
n.Sg" "NOTICE,-BMPLoyI PLASTER
49, Ehs.'-There will be meeting Of the
hmpoyinz iia.terers Of tho District Of Columbia at
january y, h O'Clock. All employing plastorori
Inn91ats THE CHAIRMAN
National Republican., 1873-01-28
OF TEACHERS.

u -
Tho examination for Secondary and intermediate
SeerTniGntc,s yil be held At tho Frankln building
This N open 10 teachers OF the pubic schools and
to all others, either holding entitled TO primary
eertihcates. Teachers Of schools of a higher grade
than the certificate they nov hold must b. present
JOHN RANDOLPH,
lyE1 Chairman, Com. on Teachers,
National Republican., 1873-01-28
TEA.

ANDARIN TEA,
wi Pure, healthfu and fragrant Mime Demorest,
Mrs. wheelock, glS street northwest, and George
b2yden, ~ tourAnd-ahalf street northwest: at
street northwest Price, ei.bO pound, or pounds
Tor ell Any number Of pounds delivered on orders
by mall 90 glti
National Republican., 1873-01-28

~" HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES AND
- sIsecihcs At the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
cornor aud Ninth streets.
ts5S DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
es, rates, StrESPIE bhUTdd' sfoRE &C. "''N'
fSS1COD LIVER OILS, COUGH nIEDI-
- Cipea, Uottysburg aud Congress Waters, at
the TEMPLE DRUU STORE
f.SS@ PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED
- ut moderate prices, at tho TEMPLE DRUG
STORE, Aas'i9ic Iunpe
r5SSnDR. 4. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
- Ohiu CJlle.'p Of Dental Surgery. al Sey.
eiih strc"t, bytNc"n u and h, few doors south Of
Odd felloNr' HAL, Washington, Half price to la
boring yrIr'iis. kc!CrH 10 Or. H. A. Bacon aud Rev
W. b. Evans Res-tf
National Republican., 1873-01-28

fJSSS LENANDRIA.- - COMPLETE AR
rangements have been made for an early
and prompt delivery Of the DAILY NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN Throughout the city, Persons desiring TO
gpSsrSe ,s h MI isAse saye iheir hames And hddTess
si9reset and they hey vii be ss.ysd q the rate
lr-snsls copies can be obtained every morning
a. the News Drl Of u r. COX, Ill King street and
GEORGE y. FRENCH. 70 King street
National Republican., 1873-01-28
f.S51 PARTIES AND ItECEPTIONs.

=. Tue nndersiyned takes pleasure in announcing
thAt he sprepaired to serve Dinner Parties aud lie
captions, He will also furnish separate dishes such
as Ioned Turkey, pattiea Of Birds, Salladn DC All
prylnllly attended to, -.
National Republican., 1873-01-28

rSss nANUFACTURERs, PAINTERS
sSS NlNE'GhoWERs AND OTHERS,
! desire to sell tho rATENT RIGHT FOR AN IN
PROVED BELLOWS, which 10 adapted 10 the Nne OF
PAinterh IA sanding, being lighter aud more durA-
saving least one half the time aud expense and Il
GTape dsease by means of the sulphur Cure
PARTIES desiring 70 purchase State or the universal
right will please address
je9T-eou sOI d street, WAshinstan. IL. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06

TIE GREES-ErEp MONSTER Jealous Hns-
bend Cured via LisHOrIoe Wator.-There is a
man in this city who is 80 affectionateiy fond OF
his wife, that he If Jealous IL man looks within
forty i've degrees Of the direction I'm which she
may happen TO be. The other day a gentleman
SPOKE to her and he Immediately threatened
suicide. His wife was dispatched Tor hottie OF
poison which she had put mp at the drueeist's
consisting Of little water oolored with liquor
Ice and bottled, with glazing 20 son Ia bel ont
side. When he threatened to take some OF ID.
and actually poured IL into a wine glass, she
screamed for help and into another room
where she could watch him through the key
hole, and saw him coOlly open the window
and throw IL out. She then rushed back, an
parently frantic with grief. and implored him
not TO do the rash act. He merely pointed at
the glass, and laying down on the door began 20
Kick out hts legs like a jumping jack. She said
she was determined 60 share his tate, and swat
lowed the rest of the hqaorice water whereupon
he became really frightened, called the neigh
bors, confessed that he only sham med, and said
II she only survived he never would trouble her
again. Then she explained the ruse and he
was 50 mortified he tried 10 buy up the silence
OF the neigheors, but the story WAS too good 20
keep He If OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Neuos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06
EVENING STAR.

IHf End or STRANGE CAREER.-A trsxe-
nt,.s entity occurred Al Chicago which resulted
IN ue aeath 81 person whose career has be-
smewhst remarkable. Marquis de fsalloy
wheh Young msn inherited from bis grand
iathtr fortune estimated at nearly halfA mil
hon collars Being LEFT alone an fhe xIorld ne
forsook bis he me In Pxris and Travelled exten~
si'eiy ursug bout Europe, and finally came 90
n erics, landing in New York abopt Two xe.r.
siuce. His mode Of living drew heayiix rno.
his purse, and q short time after rs arr ii an
this county his fortune was reduced 10 ste 600
Seemingly unmindful OF the fact that he "a.
fast approaching penury, he contnucd IN his
Old habits OF life, lavishing his kindness ON
whomsoeyer he met. After \ time his rowing
disposition got the better OF bin again, and he
took an extended trip through the west and
seuth, visiting the principal cities and finally
turning NJ In Chicago, where he met. wooed
ana won q young lady remarkable for her
beauty and accomplishments. Being united
TO- any business or profession by reason OF his
Isck on experience, his money dissp aeared faster
man ever, and he finally became n bankrupt.
his friends tried 20 start him In business so A.
70 ehabie Linn 10 support himself and wife al
uleu social standing required, but the m sro uis
instead OF taking advantage of the opporta nj.
ues whcn were opened TO him. became heart
broken ana discouraged, and finally took fo
drink. Last week he entered q bser saloon i'm
chicago and took a seat at a table, orderins !.
glass OF beer. While IL was being drawn he
pulled out a small revolver, placed the mn xzls
TO his forehead and fired. IL was supposed IN az
he had killed himself, but there are vet hopes of
his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06
sy"PrOniscuous and variegsted Migrants,

~"Proniscuous and variegsted yagrants -
Is what they call lOafers at Omaha
~"Atlantic sufferers" who have never been
in Europe have appeared in western cities.
ga spirited husband at Greensburg Ind .
thrsshed his wife because she intimated that
his boots were not clean.
SIwo colored women died at Pitersbure
Va, on Friday night, in the same room, and
within one hour of each other, Of heart disease
They were both well at sunset
~The New York police found a woman dead
with small pox, with an infant half starved
beside her, and her husband drunk, on the floor
of tenement house in Essex street.
0"Modoc Bitters, is the title Of new de-
coctiOn introduced into the San Francisco bar
rooms and said to be Of an unusually deadly
character.
~Pnvate letters state the weather during
the middle Of April was delightful in Paris, the
sun shining out brightly all day and the tenn
perature being like that of summer.
SThe professor of history in the University
college, at Toronto, referring TO the fallacies OF
Darwinism, saws that sthe very worst savage
obstinately refuses TO be hook on to the very
best monkey"
- Drawing Il mild-A preacher OF New
Haven, who was lately tried for various Of
fences. one of which was "lying," has been
convicted Of having been 'incautious and loose
In his statements."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06

A GIRL SHOT DEAD BY HER BRorHER-
Tuesday evening about seven O'Clock, an acci-
dent happened three miles north OF Dearborn
which resulted I'm the instant death of q girl
twelve years Old, daughter of a farmer named
Wilson. The family had rented their farm and
were moving 20 Fort Wayne. The father aud
mother hsd gone with a load, and the sister
and older brother were left in charge of the
beuse. Several young people dropped in for a
visit, and all were happily enjoying themsel YES
when the brother went into the bedroom and
took down an old gun which he supposed un-
loaded. just as he came out OF the door carry
ing the gun in his hand, the muEzle being for
most, the weapon was discharged. The CON
tents lodged IN the neck OF his sister, killing her
instantly. The gun was charged with duck
shot, which produced terrible wound.-Det-ost
Free I'reSs, Aprii 2ifk
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPI-

Southwest corner Of PennA. and llth street,
Star Ofice Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IIGIs ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR THE CAPI-
- BY virtue Of q deed bearing date ON the
9th day Of March, A. d. 1873, conveying the
- hereinafter described lots Of ground TO the
cersignedr as trustees, in trust, to sell and con
vey, we shall sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on MONDAY, Nay Hath, 1878,
at O'Clock p m, I'm front Of the premises,
(23,D and the east half Of original Lot numbered
three in square numbered en- hundred and
thirty three, (7SS Lot No. has front Of A feet
and " inches on ID street southeast by depth of rs
feet ON street southeast Lot No IS has front Of
46 feet on q street southeast, between list and ri
east half OF Lot No has a front of . feet ON d
street. between List and ID -asts southeast, by q
depth of ll9 feet and incbe
This property fs in the sam square In which St.
Peters church, "Ingle Place, &c, are located and
in neighbOrhuod containing some of the fuest i'm
proyements on Capitol Hill, and about two squares
southeast OF the eastern park Of the Capitol
The lots will be offered separately.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the deed are: One
N three equal instalments, IN six twelve
CID and eighteen (1S) months from day Of sale, with
interest, and secured by deed Of trust the pro
erty sold, or all cash., O purchasers option If the
terms Of sale shall not be complied with within one
week from day Of sale, the Trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the first
Will be required at the time Of purchase. Convey
ancng at purchasers cost.
ROBr. " MCPHERSON, { Trustees.
asod&ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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A SOCIETY FOR MUTUAL PRorEcrIoN.-A
society was lately organized i'm Paris for the
purpose OF repelling any future outbreak OF
Communism; and defending property in case o Z
revolution. IL was intended TO be purely nom
political, and those who Joined IL, contracted an
engagement OF honor 20 defend each other
against all violent attacks, and 60 be forth-com-
ing in case Of danger. The league, however,
has not been able TO obtain the authorization OF
the Minister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06

FAMILY QUARRELs will sometimes 90 % most
disgraceful lengths, but one would hardly think
they would come 20 high words and violent
blows over the graves Of dead relatives. Two
branches of the same family in the town Of
Barre, not far from Buffalo, did, however, have
an open light lately i'm a grave ward anent the
removal OF the tOmbstones Of some Of their de-
parted ones. To make the matter worse,
the wrangle i 20 be carried into the courts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06
INlTHD STATES MARsHAL's sAL1.

In virtue Of writ o. heri facias, issued out OF the
Clerk once OF the Supreme Court Of the DiIrict
q he dor q sd bis1ies. o. Ss.
DAY, the 9Th day Of Nay, 1873, q - O'Clock m.,
e ~ = ssbdiyis 10 C, = square No. "a, IN
TIE city Of Washington, D. o., toss(her with I'll and
singular the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, seized and
levied upon = the property Of Allison Nsilor, and
III Be scl6 20 sathy exscution No. ss1s in favor q
- .xLHx. SHARP. Us. Marshal. p. Q.
April u, Ma als-dfS
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
H Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st..
Star Office Building.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
"a. the District of Columbia made in the cause of
- Richie ct al. vs.. Shoemaker ct al No. 1858,
equity, and amended decree, will offer for sale,
public auction in front OF the premises, on tn URS
DAY, the 9TH day Of May, 1873, at o'clock D. m.
let numbered the subdivision Of lot !, in
numbered a5 aud part of lot 8, in said square, i'm
proved by q three-story brick house, with back
building, being No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue
This property fronts 70 feet on Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. and runs back to an alley
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid In cash, and the balance in three equal in
staflments at six (6) twelve l2) and eighteen ls)
months respectively to be ecured by notes bearing
interest, secured OF deed Of trust the property
The terms of sale must be complied with within one
week after day Of sale, the property will be resold
at the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser All
conveyancing at cost of purchaser. deposit Of
600 viii be required at time of sale.
JAMES L. CARBERY. Trustee.
ml-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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nj EROHASrs LINE OF srIAMsHIPs.
wAsHISaToS AND HIW Y0RK.

y6HN GIBSON .in n.is rssais[ ss.fIy sS
OLA, WAsHiHGroH snd GIoRdf
Town, = follovs:-Lesxs NV VoRK fru0 -
9RORGRfOWM svsU IIIDAY g ~
to2 raj insola. :es s' ss, 81 e pxxH.u
Agent once end wharf loot Of Hish strss<, OSorae
town, or e IL eorne Of nh street. and 1sV Tork
Vfreiehts delivered by Kno1s Express Or.
nue., or at the steamer wharf Vim be promptly ct.
tended TO.
te1l-0 J. ". THO4rSO1, Rre01o0e:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-06
by b. ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 129 7th street, betwee g and SITS.
SALE oFyALgAgLEIMPRoyED

IhJoIEE u SAL u UF NAEUABLE IMPRUVEU
REAL ESTATE ON d STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9Th AND 9rH STREETS EAST.
"a By virtue Of deed Of trust dated September
Ia 18th, A. d, 1866, and duly recorded in Liber Z.
AC: T., No, 10, folio 436, ct seq, of the land
public auction in front Of the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, the gath day of May, A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock
situate and lying in the city of Washington, D. O.,
known and described as lots lettered and marked
'R and IS }" in the subdivision OF the west half Of
square numbered nine hundred and sixteen, (9l6,)
with the improvements thereon.
Terms made known at sale. deposit of 3 50 will
be required OF time of sale each lot If the terms
OF sale are not complied with in five days the trustee
reserves the right to resell the risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser All convey ancing at cost Of
the purchaser. W. B. TODD, JR., Trustee
m3-eo6ds b. III. WARNER. Auct
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE A. G. s., FoRT FoorE, MARYLAxD,l
May LIST 1873.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this Office until m, JUNE 1 ISIS for furnishing
the Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Depart
ment, q. 5. A., ct this Station, during six months
commencing July /, 1873.
Also, separate proposals for furnishing OHicers
with Choice Cuts during the same period.
Information TO conditio on, quality of Beef, pay-
nents, &C.. can be obtained by application to
JAS. Z. EASTMAN,
ml-6t 1st Lieut., ID Artillery, A C. s.
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
i WASHINGTON, d. c May 8, 1873
sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals"
TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 1873 for the below described
ZIG IRON, to be delivered free of expense at the
ton, to wit:
BHrsap Of Steam Engiasering.
land Pig Iron.
Bidders must state in their bids the time within
which the Iron can be delivered Responsible Sc
curiy will be required for its prompt and faithful
delivery when awarded. Blank forms for bids TO be
had at thi> Once The right is reserved reject
any bid not Considered advantageous to the Govern
nent. c.. THORNTON,
most Pay Inspector U. 8. Navy.
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BrB. H. wAk Rat E:,.,. Broke and r,,,o,.,,
No. 72s 7th street, between @ and II streets.

PUBLIC SALE OFyALUABLE THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT MASTIC FRONT HOUSE,
No zoos, ON THE SOUTH SIDE or MA IS !,
CHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN IOTH AND
1lTH STREETs, OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT
- l will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY,
a. May I6th 1873 in front Of the premises, House
mo. 1905 Massachusetts avenue. IL contains
IL roems, store room, bath room, wash room, cellar
gas, hot and Geld water, stationary marble ton
basins, wash tubs. Latrobes. furnace and range
The location is delightful Lot % feet front by good
depth.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance 6. IL and "a
mouths with per cent interest secured by deed Of
trust. loo down when the property il sold.
m6-eoSds III. WARNER. Auct