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II 8. ENGIEEEB OFFICE,
No l0n Puapr .

BUFFALo, y. ", July Is, 1874
Sealed Pr cpCsss, IN duplicate. will be received at
this sfiiee until ~ o'c6ck noon, SATURDAY
August i, los4, for furnishing materials aLd labor
for the Improvement Of the following tivers and
herbOrs, viz.
Monroe, Observation-Disclosures slO 900, con-
tDEiUg the renewal Of the cansl revetaleats
Toledo, Ohio, S75e0G-DTedging sand AMI clay
sandusky City, Ohio, S25-0V-Dredsi1s sand and
Black River, Ohio, $40 ,OOO-Pier extension.
Roxy River, Ohio, SO COO-Pier extension
Cleveland, Ohio. $50 -5s0-Repairs 70 piers
Grand kivCr, Ohio, S2) ,00O-PIer extension
AshIaluls, Ohio, S5,0p-Pi6r extension.
DuBktTk, New York, SIS Og-DriIi1g, blasting
ans remcNi Ds rock and breEkVater extension.
Separate BIDS must Be submitted for each haIb Dor
Bids from iron dealers for each aud every item Of
iroR material, Ter any all II the harbOrs adver
tired, will be entertained Other bitders are re-
CURED to bid on each and every item Of all the other
Glasses
The responsible bidder whose aggregate isthe low.
est NAV eI psctthe award.
Detailed -pecihcstOus. bills Of materials instruc.
lions Tor dteTs, and printed forms. upon which all
BIDS offered must be made, may be had upon appli-
cation 10 this ilce
EnveloIes enclosing bids mist be endorsed with
lame OF the haroOr 20 which they refer.
@. u. BLUNT,
EUE1uEers. a
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DROPGSsLs FOR WROUGHT AND OAST-
Il IRON " ORK FOB THE LIBRARY OF THE
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
-FiCE OF sUPERvISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
HdShF8etOH. ID. e.. july 24th, 1874 y
seaiec PROP, sals viii be received At this ONCE
INTiL ~ a. oF 1HE l4TH DAY OF August, lS74, Tor
iSInI.hlrr deliveris 2, hitbg and piItins ia pscs
the NTCusht and Cast irrn Work required for the
Library Cf he New state Department.
toples - the DTsgiI IS sud p,cIhCs atoms may be
Lao or az lCatiCn At this Office.
All scafiOl-iEg required By the contractors 70 put
the work In place viii be fursished By the Depart
kent free OF charge, but will be erected by the
tractors.
Proposals ill be made for the whole work COM
piete, IS shown on Drawings, and described in
specitcati'u
The who e II the work must be complsted within
Tour months rom date Of Gcceptaace Of the pro-
posal
Payments will be made monthly, deductins 10 per
cent. until the com pletiOn Ct the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied b. a penal bond of
Two re-Pyn-ltle persons, II the If twenty five
thousand dollars $500 shat ths bidder will
cept and perform the contract, 10 awarded him, the
sufnclency Ct the security 10 Be certified BIZ the
United states Judge, Clerk Of the United ststes
court, OF the District Attorney OF the District
wherein the bidder resides-
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or Gil bids II IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Govern n.eut to do
Every bid n ut be made on the printed form 10 be
obtained 81 this ofics, and must conform ia every
respect 10 the requirements Of this advertisement
or 10 will Rot be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged IN the manufacture Of
cast iron work and she have not the necessary IA
cillt1es for getting out the work.
All lids y Est be enclosed IN = sealed envelope,
Work Of Library, Eew state Department, WASH
fngtOn, ID. @, and addressed TO
Alb. MULLETT,
Jyz4lot Supervising Architect.
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Iy2fst
DROPUsALs FOB FUEL
CLERKS OFFICE,
House OF REPRESENTATIVE, U. =
" R-hfrofnn n Al I,.Ev C4f :

CLERKS OFFICE,
House OF REPREsENTATIvz L. S,
washington, d. o., July Z31, Is74. \
Sealed Proposals will be received AT This ofAca
1Etn = o'clock m, on FRIDAY the Sis. day OF
July lsit flr furnishing for the House OF Repre-
sentatiNes otn tons (9S4J IbsJ best quality White
ash NO i o. broken CosI, 10 be Thoroughly screen
90 aEd ne from dirt l3U OF bet Bakers sea-
.oned Pine Nood; 50 csrds of seasoned Hickory
Nood saw - IN three pieces, and o. cords OF sea
eLtl Oas " uodt saved ia three pieces, gil t. be
cevsrtd lu;o I'd. wants q the Capitol. uEder the
olIeeh0L q tbe Chief Engineer, within nfteen AVS
amer sisniu The contract.
No bits Will he received from parties personally
unknown u the CLERK, unless accom- panied By a
written uArsntee, signed b. some responsible per-
son that IN the event Of the Of the bid
The neeessaTJ contract viii De entered into b. the
bidder when rt4uired.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
1y4-eo CLERK III u g.
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CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN JERsKY.-A seri-
Gus difficulty has arisen between the trustees,
pastor and congregation Of the German Evan
gelical Lutheran church in Summit avenue
Jersey City. On July 9th the pastor, Rev. Rob-
ert Hack. sent in his resignation, which the
trustees refused TO accept. On the Sunday fol-
lowing the trustees nailed the doors OF the
church, and would not allow the pastor or the
congregation to enter the building. Since then
the church has been entirely closed, and no SER
vices held. Yesterday a large crowd fingered
around The church, but were not permitted to
enter. The action of the trustees is denounced
and serious difficulty is anticipsted.-N. Z. Her
aid, 9TH,
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a JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS MYsTRRY.-A few
minutes before IL O'Clock last Sunday night, a
German woman, wife of j. q. Bauer, keeper OF
aiager-beer restaurant at West Newark avenue
and Fraser street, Jersey City Heights, was shot
down at her own door, but whether by acci-
dent or at the hands OF an assassin Is vet a
mystery. Mrs. Bauer was standing on a stoop
on the Fraser street side, and was Joined by
her husband. A moment after the report OF
pistol was heard, when Mrs. Bauer cried
out uIat she was shot. Upon being taken
70 an upper room Drs. Bird and Noble were
called in, and on examination, found that
the bullet, after passing through the right
hand, entered the right side, and, passing
through, lodged in the back, causing probably
fatal wound. large crowd OF people soon
assembled, and several polio smen at once COM
menced to investigate the case. A boy who
was standing opposite says he saw the Il ash OF a
pistol near the stoop. The police searched
Bauer's house and premises for a pistol, but
found none. Subsequently,, q peculiar pattern
single barrel pistol, with two hammers snd one
trigger, were tonnd n the gutter twelve or fl
teen feet from the door. Mrs. Bauer was un-
able TO give any explanation in regard 20 the
mystery.
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1914 GREAT 1914
1Cs PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOf 4
EoETBwxsr. T1 THE sorruwrs-
A LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON Il. Il

ALEAANUhIA q FkEOERIUKSBURGR .K
OoRHER or AND SIXTH STREETS.
Lsesl trains leave for Alex andri. as follows:-o,
a. m and ,. N. daily, all other rains daily except
Ic S Train. from Alexandria arrive =, ,o,,ox.-
o:55, 1:S3, e:53, 1888, 1898, 1888 A. m ,
l:SS, $685., ;53, S:33, 6:33, 1853 D. m. The $50
o.ner trains daily except Sunday -
ws. 81 and nd nj connect with trains on
RICHhOSD FAST EXPRESS leaves daily, ex-
Pm.
GRkAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves ashington 1888 p. IN. daily except sunday,
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
Tor sale AT Onces corner 18th street and Pennsylva
MA sNenusi and corner 9Th street sud Pennsylvania
aVence, where passengers leave orders for bag
through 20 destination,
T.. s. YOUNG. GenT Passenger Agent. jyA-sf
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pY LATIMEB ULEARY,
- AuctiOnsers and Real Es tate Brokers,
Southwee! corner OF Penn. avenue end llth street,
Star Once Building.

VERY Val UABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON PIERCE STREkT AT AUCTION.
"a On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 81,
s<sls4, Rt O'Clock, Ia front OF ths premises, We
-~$~shall sell Lot p and west half OF Lot %, in
Sqnare So fronting feet on Pierce strett, running
back 10 feet IA inches to a 2J-IoCt alley. These
lots will be subdivided to suit purchasers Pierce
street Is situated between l. and NJ streets and New
Jersey avenue ard let street northwest.
Terms: Oue-fourth cash; balance Ia 6, II sni Is
mentEs, with interest at per cent. psT aDu1m.
OohFeySnclnC at purchasers cost. go down On
each lot at time OF sale.
LATIdE2 CLEARLY,
Jy37 m ~ .fsSm Auctioufers.
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DEATH OF A VERY OLD LADY.-Mrs. Mar
garet Middleton died at the residence of her
son-ln-law, in Simsbury, Conn, on Monday
evening, 18th instant, at the age of one hundred
and seven years eight months and sixteen days.
A correspondent, enumerating the customary
characteristics of centenarians, saws that she
has never worn glasses, and has always been
able, until quite short time before her death.
TO thread the finest needle. Again, she has
never had physician TO attend her profession
ally but once before her last sickness; neither
had che, at the time OF her death, nor did she
ever have, gray hair in her head.
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~ An Iowa paper reports the following az Ia 3
actual foIm OF marriage in a town in that state:
"JOin your right hands. DO you want one
an'thcI:" They both answer, "Nes.'D "well,
then, hare one another. You're man and wife,
r. The property of the Blocker street
FreeGmen's savings bank, New York, has been
levied upon TO satisfy the CAIN OF one of the de-
positoTs. The bank has begun a suit Of re-
plevin in order to recover the property.
sFMr Henry Bergh, il is said. has been at
Long Branch, making observations as to the
cruelties OF horse racing, and there Is a rumOr
that he will soon "begn campaign against
this popular amusement"
~ Dr. William Tibbits, one of the Oldest in
hsbitants of Saratoga county, n. v, died sud
denly in church in Mechanicsyille on Sunday
evening. 1t was noticed that he did not rise az
the close of the prayer, and upon examination il
was found that he was dead. He was eighty
two years old.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
A. GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
~ ON STREET N0RTHN EST, BETW
NEW JERSEY ANENUE AND NORTH GAP

u
~ by virtue Of Aeed Of trust bearing date the
S6th day Of June, 4, D 1873, and daily recorded
- In Liber No. rs, folio rs, Of the Land Re-
cords of the District OF Colombia and by direction
Of the party secured thereby, the undersigned as
trustee VIII offer for sale, in front of the promises,
at public auction, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of Au-
gust, 1874 at O'Clock 2. all those pieces par
cels OF ground known parts of lots numbered two
90, three 49,, four a. aud five 80, in square No.
$780, being GO feet front by depth OF 2SO feet zine
inches.
Terms: One-haH cash; balance il so DAYS. A de-
posit Of $40 required when the perty is bid or
All convey aIciDg at the cost of the purchaser.
VIM. TYLER, TT sstae
iy2S-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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DKOPOSALS FOB SUPPLIES.

CCEPTROLLER'S OFFICE, n. o..
SoLCIiBlA b. ILDIS6, FOHT-GHd-T HIJ Street.
Jgly y. lG4. \
Sealed Proposals, addressed 10 the OgmptrOi'er of
the District ut COuHtis viii Be rscsivei until
(lJO'clcck Oh MONDAY August 3, 1874. tor furnish-
ing supplies Ui del for be the Public Schools
Fire Department, Police Department, Surveyors
once, Register Cf Wills ONCE, aEd for Columbia
EuiltirE,VZ.
Lee tors Egg. Furnace, snf Chestnut Coal;
Do cords best bsker-' Pine Wood;
rs cOIds prime Oak Wood.
The coal TO be best guality white ash, and 2,240
pounds to tire ton. To be delivered at such times
and PLACES ordered by the boards Of the public
schools ard BY the proper officers Of the several de-
pertments named above.
About rs tors Of coal and - cords Of wood Will have
10 be delivered 10 the county public schools, and
about 81 tons IF coal ard Is cords of wood public
schools IN GeOrgetO and 10 tons of Al and 50
csrds OF wood At the almshOHse.
The right IA reserved to reject 6ny or all Of tRe
bids, N deemed advantageous to do 50; also, TO in
crease or diminish the quantity herein stated With
oct affectiI the contract price.
Failure 10 fiI any order will be at TIE risk and ex
pense Of the contractor.
By order Of the Commits toner's
GEO. z. BAKER,
Comptroller District of Columbia.
JOHN =. VINsON,
O - ~
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pY b. d. WARNEH,l
ID Real Estate Broker and huctioneer.
Federal Buildings, cor and 7th sts., northwest
OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY AT AUCTION

y a. SUBURBAN
- By virtue q deea az Of trS.t dated July n,
H 4 a., o. lS71, and duly accorded in Libsr No: 69i,
Of BY Of
isfe6y We MI ss at public , sncti9s On the prem
Sa IF s9asc IN The limits
ihe county Of Wellington, as then oalid in the
q the 5 81 70 E1s nS q
and esps q 90
barton, sSBess EotS and the w1doxs Mfte,I
The same comprising sixty five acres and twenty:
aB
erty is immediately on Book creek, adjoining kalo.
oSeriockiDs Oak Hi Csmesery, washingron city city
and The Potomac river. II can be laid OF sdysn.
naiOns PARK, sne @ one Of the finest Views
IN the District. The passage Of the P:street cars
renders 1t accessible and brings it la close oontgu
ity 70 Psreet circle, at present the most improved
mart This has large
err snd eonyeaisnces grounds well
ad
holse; sta6lisg, &c, making II In every respect
mil in good order with the best and most approved
machinery, and capacity of one hundred and forty
which has been, and can again be, worked to advsn
tage; This entire property is well worthy the at
Terms ss4 900. with interest at ten per cent. per
each; balance in six, twelve aud eighteen months,
With Pterest At ten per cent per s0nSm to be Sc
yey ancing 1T expense Of the purchaser $500, as
Deposit will be required day of SALE II the terms
Of sale are not complied with In ten DAYS from the
day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the right TO resell
the property at the risk aud cost of the defsuting
purchaser, after ten days advertisement in some
one or more newspapers published in the city Of
s sg5. w " s AHtIH4hRi Trustees,
By virtue OF a certain writing, signed by all BAR.
ties concerned the terms Of sale Of the above
described property are changed to ons-third cash
Ike difference between the cash payment and the
amount due on the first trust in one year al the
basLce in two years; said deferred payments bear
a aG6s W. y sA 4ISRsRf. Trustees.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
sEoRGi v. sTioKEEY,f Trustees.
HS-THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED unit
MONDAf, July 18th, lH4, same hour ana place
when the sale Nill posstsrely take place.
yOHn W. .ALYORb, (rrr,,...
jtio-ee&ds GEO. W. srIOKNEi,S frussees.
,.ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, August 10, lN4, same hour and place,
S aEdsa M " Ai sxTGfGGRRNsY, Trustees.
hand OlothinS Boasle and
IN Sold. WIN pay fair prices for seoond-h hand
e &c., E an. ssfG ssss
srssss. northvsa. 3. H2RxOG. iansS-iJ:
1ON6RRsS SfABLKS.
~ 9Th eTREET, BRTwxln D AnD y.
Hcrses and Buggies Tor Hire, and . fresh supply
good Hoyses for sale every week.
eeoly 1IuHAhb vAATsProDrissog.
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by DUECAEsON BROS, Auctioneers, =
" Southeast corner 9th and . streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF
PhNESiLlhHlA AVENUE. BETWEEN 2lsT
AND 22n hTREETS R0RTHXEST

"A BY virtue Of a deed Of trnst, dated on the 9TH
IA Gay of October. A. ID. ISL, and recorded in
Liber No. 65S, folio 2s2, one of the land records
Tor Washington county. D. c.. and By the direction
OF the party occurred thereby, will sell, at public
anction, In front of the premises, on MONDAY the
1Oih day Of August, 1874 at 80 O'Clock .. m, all
that ceran piece parcel Of ground in the city Of
washington, District of Columbia, known and de-
sGnated on the ground plat Of the said city part
Of lot feurteen (li), in square numbered seventy
nVe (75l, beginning for the same al the northwest
corner OF said lot numbered fourteen 14l, and run
ming thence sCuthvestery at right angles with the
line OF Pennsylvania avenue, eighty six feet and
nfEe inches; thence south twenty-five i2jl feet;
thence east about forty -four feet; thence
erly ninety feet and six inches 20 the line of PENN
sylyania avenue; and thence westerly ferty-nine
feet nine inches TO the place of be ginning together
with all the improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust paid and the penses of sale,
In cssb balance AZ and two years with interest
$40 deposit on acceptance of bid. Ifterps of sale
are not complied with within days after sale,
the property VIII be resald at risk and cost Of the
deftultirg purchaser C0nreysncing at cost of pur-
chaser. +. A. LUTZ, ia, Trustee,
59 DUHCAHsON BROS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DY DUNUANsON BROS, Auetioneers.
ID Southeast corner 9th and p streets northves

RY DUNCANsON BROS, Auetioneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest
TBUsTIIs' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON lSts STREET, BETWEEN d AND
nAA IrLND AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AT
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust given to rs and
duly recorded in liber no. 6ss, folios g. et seq .
.ope OF the land records Of Washington coupty
in the District Of Columbia, and BY request of The
parties secured thereby, will sell At public auc.
f mon, on WEDNESDAY,, the 2Sth Of July, 1874, in
mont OF the premises, at O'Clock D. m, ali thai
eee or parcel OF grouLd lying in said city and Dis.
Iot and known Is part Of lot s, in square
he same property conveyed to n. T.. B. Josetti
December "a, 1853, by Evan Hughes aud wife aud
s re- in hber No. 6is folio $50, together with
House situated on 1S1s street, between and n AIRY
land avenue southwest. being y o. 40
Terms: Cash. If the terms OF sale are not COM
Piled With IN days from day Of sale the tru.
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaultine purchaser, upon
giving i've days notice in some daily paper pub
lished in Washington, d. O. A deposit Of slO0 re-
Quired as soon Is the property Is knocked OF Con.
Veyancing, &C., at purchasers cost.
P Fl L; 1fAssk kYEf't Trustees.
Jel4-eo6ds DUNOAHsOH BIOS, Aucts.
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Auditor G Dfsiris Ct Of Goanb.
pRoPosALs FOB MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DEPoT QCARTERNASTER'S OFFTCB,l
PHILApELPHIA, July Is, IS7f. (
seeled PrUpos3g, In du picsfe, with q CODY of this
advertisement attached 10 esch will be received at
this once until noon AUGUsT 40 1874, for furnish
1ng the lLued states Q1artermasfsr's Department
with TIE following named srtiCle=, VIZ.
l2OI0 pairs " Oulien Stockiug-
3OCtO pairs " hite Berlin Gloves.
500 pairs " oCllen Mitteus.
IL ,OO pairs Boots, brass screwed
- CO.. pairs bOctees, brass screwed.
9JtO pairs Buffalo UverslOes
go pairs Arctic OySrshoes, Buckle Gaiters.
so pairs Arctic Oyersh0es, SaOE Excluiers.
H0U " col Blankets.
200 Iron Buuk=.
AGO sets Iron Bunk Stats
lsU sets stencil Plstes.
4OylO0 yards DARK blue Cloth, 90.
~ Geo ysIcs sky- blue kersey, 81.
All articles will be subjected 10 "A rigid INSPECTION
End bidders Informed that full compliance with
speclncetlOrs will be insisted upon, and thar 10 ar
ticles inferior 70 the standard will be cepted
The Government reserves the right 70 ect any
or all bids.
Bids are requested for delivery Of the articles AZ
Philadelphia ard also At San Francisco.
Tor Information IN detail, apply 20 this Office.
Envelopes CentaInlLg proposals % bs endorsed
"ProPosal- I. 7 Military SuPpiies,' and addressed
60 he undersigned.
By orceT Of the Quartermsster General.
L. q. EAST6N,
Assistant QnArteTma ster General U. ;. a,
U24ot 10 charge Of Depot.
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pY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioneer
~ GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7th Is

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
~ GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of It'll IS
ELEGANT WALNUT AND COTTAGE FURNI-
TUBE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
BED AND TABLE LINEN, HAIR AND HUSK
HATTBESSES. FEATHER PILLOWS, boil
STERS, &c. &C. AT AUCTION.
"A On FRIDAY. July 3 LIST, 1874, at 10 O'Clock
W am, at No. e19 street northwest, will
~ sell the entire effects Of gentleman declining
thousekee ping, beng the contents of some
thirteen ROOMS, consisting in part Of
Elegant Marble-top Walnut Chamber Suites,
Cottage Suites, W ardrobes, Mirrors,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
nj attings. Oilcloths, Dining-roOm Furniture,
Bee ard Table Linen, Ii air and Hnsk MATTRESSES,
Feather Pillows and BoIsters, Bedding,
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &C.
The attention Of dealers and others is called to this
sale, as the Furniture is nearly new, in good cond-
ton, ard will be sold peremptOriy.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
N. B.-The premises are for rent On moderate
terms. Possession given August LIST, 1874.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
RY b. II. WARNER,
Federal Building, Corner It'll azd sts northwest

LII b. ID. NAhNEh,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 7th azd SITS. northwest.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A s-sTORY BRICK
C0RNlk OF n ST: SORrHwEsr. BELOW
TIE Scott STATUE, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, datei rril -, A.
q D. 1af, duly recorded in Liber No 679, folio 81,
,one Of the land records for the District of Co
Iunhls and 1t the written request of the party
cured thereby, viii sell tn front Of the premises ct
pubic euetion, on thlDAf the 18th day OF Au.
gsst, - st O'Clock m the follow ing described
real estate situate in the city Of Washington, Dis
ulct OF Columbia TO Wit All that piece or parcel II
unf known and designated on tie ground Plat or
gisn CT said city as Lot numbered forty EIGHT (4S)
IN square numbered one hundred aud eighty
l2), suhdiy ided by lillian Bedin, and recorded in
Lieer w T.. folio 20, Of the surveyors ONCE Of
WASHINGTON county, u. O., fronting on Is street
twenty and twenty i've ehuRdredths GO IS 1000
teet, With g. depth CT Dine,y-seyea and forty-two
onebundredths tg i2lO0J feet; together with the
Improvements, as above,
Terms: Ope-fourth cash; balance In sir, twelve
snd eighteen months, with interest at 10 per cent
per annum, to be secured by sed IF trust on the
property. All eonyeyaucing At expense of pur-
chaser. ITO will be required o de post at time
Of sale ntsrms Of sale are not complied with in
seven days from day of sale, the trustee reserves
the right to resell ct the risk and of the efaut
fpg purchaser. GEORsE TUCKER, Trustee
USeoSds j. T. C0LDWELL, salesman.
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pf DUECANSON BROS, Auctiousers,
50 Corner 9th and streets northwest

ID Corner 9th and streets northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE OF srEINwAY ROSE.
WOOD PIANO, STOOL AND COVER, TWO
LARGE FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, MUSIC
BACK. VELVET PAhLOR SUITE, Cin green }
ICRkIsH CHAIR, FANCY CHAIRS, NAE.
BE TOP TABLES, BHUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, &C CONTAIHED
IN HOUSE NO: 100 1NGLE PLACE, O
eTREET SOUTHEAST.
ALSO,
Top BUGGY. (nearl5 new. cost ai0O,D SINGLE
HARNESS, HOBES, &C.
On MONDAY MORNING, August Z,
H1$Ef 1874, ccrL mencirg AT 10 O'Clock 1 will sell
W. ~ at public auction, in house 100 G. street
between lst Al I'd streets sOu,heast, person
effects 81 Mrs. Margaret W Steever, deceased
This furniture is handsome and we'll kept, worthy
the attention Of private buyers.
At IL O'Clock, the fame day, the Buggy, Harness,
hGbGs, &C., will be sold On the premises,
Terms cash. LIEUT.. -. STEEyER,JR
Executor Of Mrs. Margaret w Steever, deceased
JySS Of DUEOAES0N BROS, Aucts
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