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The New York herald., 1874-07-18

CHERIFF'S SALE-OF HOTEL FURNITURE, CAR
- pets, china, Glass and Sverplatcd Ware, kc.S Err.
MAN Shcrif1s Auctoneer, sells this tay, saturday. July
H. at II o'clock No Is Bowery about 90 yards of Brus
sells and velvet Carpets used but short me Rugs, about
~ Mattresses; also large lot of China and Glass Warc
also large lot of silverplatcd Tea and Coffee Sots
Casters, &c. Sale positive. WILLIAM G. CONNER,
WILLIAM II. CARROLL, Deputy. Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

ID Monday next 2& Eleventh avcnu, large stock Of
stoves Tin Ware Housekeeping Goods Plumbing Tools,
Stocks Dies, Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers, Tinsmths
Tools also Household Furniture
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LFRED LLOYD, AUCrIONEER, 80 BROADWAY,
n will sell this day. at lOh o'clock, in lots the Fix
lures and stock OF the Liquor store lSi Second ave-
nue. fine fourpull Pump Bar, Glassware Brandy, Gin.
Wniskey, Winc cased Goods Cigars &c Sale positive.
Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture Panoforte te Works of Art this day
Saturday. June Is at los O'Clock at the elegant resi-
dence So West 18th between 5h and 9th by order
OF W. Livingston Esq, Drawing Rooms supeib SUITS,
Grand Duchess Marie Anonee styles. covered silk bro
Cabinets. Tables, Lncognures, Paintings by eminent
artists; Clocks, Vases, Ornaments Mirrors, Carpets
Statuary, magnificent rosewood Pianoiorte, Stool.
Cover, Canterbury Cbambersj rosewood, walnut i Bn.
lows Dnlngroom' Extension Table, Glassware, silver;
ware, ChIaware, Cutlery. The house furnished
May and is IN complete order. Parties wishing to at
tend this sale take 9th stages or 9th av cars.
AUGUSTE MARTINES, Auctionccr.
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REAL ESTATE no LAGRANGE.

A SPLENDID RESIDENCE-rRENCH ROOF; MO
n dern improvements: in the most desirable part %
the Guy OF syracuse, n Y, to exchange tor propert,
ear New York Address, with full particulars, b. box
ll1 Herald office.
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MORTGAGE sALE-HENRY DREHER SON. AUC-
M tionecr Office % econd avenue, sell this day, at
l6Dg Second avenue, Fixtures and
a Grocery Tea Cansters, soap Spices, SAIL, Icebox,
Counter. glass Case &C, In lots CHARLES L. ID.
SP ALTH0FF, Attorney 1or Mortgagee.
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LNOR MISUNDERSTANDING LOTS. IN THE
II vicinity of New York and Saratoga, clear,
for Western Land. address l.. b. N. box 20i Herald
Office
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DUBBER FACrORY.-WANTED TO HIRE, LEASE
II purchase Rubber Factory which has the neces-
sary water steam power To the breakers
cnderlng machinery would purchase brea kers
calenderiug machines Address box al Post Office
Nav York
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY-FOR SALE, UNQCES-
~ tionably the finest and most convenient 81 e
suburban reside nee, IN the neighoorhood New York
po. ains ID lOts located in New Jersey; 9es from
the city; magnificent views miles all dire ctions;
BIRDS view OF seven counes perfectly heal ny !;
wi,hin few minutes walk OF three depots, schools
churches, stores and all other conveniences; gas in
streets, must te sold at not at a price mod
rate AMI terms Address j. t. box IA Herald
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WILL SELL-TWO DESIRABLE LOTS IN BERGEN
w Point, N. j for Sl,O0O Apply to Mrs. vOoMIER
25 Walabou street near Marcy avenue in the rear,
Brooklyn. Il. ID.
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LNOR EXCHANGE-A FINE BROWN STONE DWELL
II ing IN Brooklyn, equity worth 81 900; mortgage,
Sl300U will exchange equally for small country Place,
clear. Address COUNTRY, Herald Brooklyn Branch
oft
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HJIAkLEM LOCAL. wHIsKIN MEKINGToN, EDt-
III tor.-Home Rule, The Tger Lily War 81 summer r,n
hattanvIle Washington Heights fremont, MofrisaniA
York vile ALI the uptown news. One cent
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VERk. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER
81 General salcsroom ~ Nassau street.
Real Estate Department 2l PARK row.

JERE. JOHNSON, Jr, will sell this day Caturdav w. a
well bred collection singing Birds Canaries Black
birds, Thrn.hcs, Sarngs, >kylarks, Mocking Birds,
Parrots, ParroQuets ana Il variety of African Finches
Also,
u handsome collection stuffed Birds, on exhibi-
tlon, with catalogue
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ID FIELD GENERAL AUCrIONEER SALEsROOM
IL. No SO Bowery, will sell this day, IL O'clock at
No SO Bowery, large ment of carpets Furniture
&c. consisting Of velvet Brussels, threepy and ingram
rosewood Paror suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstan
Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Pictures, black side
board &C also Cooking Utensils Crockery, Mattresses
Bedding. &c; also the Fixtures OF Butcher shop. N.
B.-Advances made ali kinds Of rchandise
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR 10 RENT.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOE
SALE OR TO RENT.

A NICE HOUSE FOR SALE-EIGHT ROOMS. SUR
~ roundings good church schools and stores; con
venient 10 depot only $iW terms easy. Address g. F.
COMBS, Rock vile Centre. L. l.
A sACRIFIC s.-sPL LENDID PLOT OF "a LOTS IN
"A Railway; excellent central location must realize
priccOnly $3.50 each, worth $3 0 sell payments
or exchange for saleable Merchandise. Address RE-
NEkSES, box i6 Herald Office.
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VITILLIAM KENNELLY, sHERIFflS AUCTf0NEER-
w will sell at auction Wednesday, July ", at IL
o'clock at the Exchange Saesroom, III Broadway by
order n. tho executors of Thomas kvlen, deccased the
valuable corner Property No 20 New Bowery corner OF
MaIison street and also Property adjoining known as
No 81 Chestnut street; also valuable Lots west
side ot Seventh avenue, commencing 80 teet south OF
sist street Mans at auctioneers office, No Pine street.
ssEShlhEh.iIhKM .na RlhhihM sMTGH MMTTdHiEs Executors
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TOHN II. WILSON, AUCTIONEER.
81 Marshals sale OF Furniture, &c.-JOHN WILL
SON co, saturday July is 1874 at 10 A. NJ, at No.
u3 Chambers street Furniture Bedsteads Bureaus Ex-
tension rabies buets stands, Tables Toilet Crockery.
Saddles Brides II baskets OF Wine, Sewing Machines,
&c. By order of the Marshal
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A COUPE LIGHT AND EQUAL TO NEW; DOd
N Cart two depot Wagons four Phae,on
Carence also Top Bugses at bargains AGO ihirI
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yrANTED-BELTTNG AND HORIZONTAL CONVEY.
w ors; betting from six to twelve wide conveyors
from Twelve inches in diameter. Address giving
full particulars, ARBUChLE BROS. SO Front street
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

CPECIAL POST OFFICE NoTICE-A MAIL FOR
= France direct md Hamburg CITY will be made up at
this office Saturday, July 49, 1879, per steams shin
''''''' 7. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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ylrIILIAM ABBOTT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w so New Bowery, will sell this day. at2 o'clock, the
Stock and Fixtures OF the oyster ana Dining Saloon 3t
Pearl street Chairs Tables Ice Box dnc Cooking
Range, Crockery, Glassware, &C.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18
MACHINERY.

TNOR SALE CHEAP-ONE gFOOT SHEAR LATHE
one Hand Lathe one shaft Press great number Of
small Tools and Vses all sizes of Engine Gearing and
other patterns of a machine shop. Oh. WAGNER
Nos. 4l3 and 4l5 East Twenty fifth street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

I y. TRAvER, AUCiIONEER
81 Mortgage sale, this dav, at 10 O'Clock by virtue Of
ehatte mortgage: at No FIRST avenue, saloon Fixtures,
Pictures, Stove, Mirrors Clock, Counters Tables Chairs
Bar Fixtures and all other Furniture named in sad
mortgage.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

A BARGAIN-WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE, FOR
n lightly encumbercd Real Estate in near the city,
OF the hest paying Bar. Dining and Hotel opposite
the prnclpal market IN the city, Principals please ad
dress w. X, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

INRY GOODS.AND CLOTHING WANTFD-T WANT
~ from $4,000 TO 100000 worth, for which will pay
half cash and half In first class Western Lands. Address
NJ c., Occidental Hotel, New York.
ELASTIC Betting.
II 1000 dozen Elastic Belts,
In silk and union AT regular prices.
II. :. HEwSON. 246 Canal street
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~ House modern improvements; stable and large
lot wi N plenty OF fruit: commanding fine river
free from encumbrance aud viii be vsa dor n city
house or lots JACOB SHARPE, lag Broadway,
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LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--fOR UNECUMBERED
Property or First Mortgage an elegant, sound and
fast l5, Mare, siieb top Wagon and iar.
ness; both nearly new: guarantees everything.
Address OWNER, Herald ofiice.
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

JOsEPH sHONGOOD AUCTIONEER-wiLL SELL
81 this day, at 2 NJ at 29S Bleecker street. Fancy
Goods in lots to suit.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF KENTUCKY STATE LOT.
~ teries KENrucKY, ExTRA CLASS ~. July H. 1874
2S 49, 81, 2s, Y y 81, I; q 80, 80.
g. p; 20 50, IS - Iss Ss %l 7oo,.7a
a. 3S, 49, %, ~, 10, ~, AZ l6. 4, To- As
SHELBY, CLASS 336-JULy IL, 1874
~ 3D. 49, sa 7, ", Al & 6l, 70, 10.
Address j. CLUTE, No. Park row, r. " box A9S9. NY
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

DENNsyLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY. CHESTER
ra, OPP opens september Civil Ensneering, tn:
apply to NJ BOGART, Esq, No. 5 Nassau street. New
YORK, or to Colonel THEOD0Rb HYATT, President
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

A. FOR SALE, VERY STYLISH BLACK HORSE
"A. Az hands high six years old sound and kind
aoies or children 10 ride or drive. Also side bar top
Wagon and gold mounted Harness, Hobcs Blankets and
Whip; been used but times; on for selling on
OF sickness Can be at No. llS West Thirty
ninth
The New York herald., 1874-07-18

| WANTED TO BUY-A SMALL COTTAGE, LOCATED
w in fremont Melrose Morrsania or Brooklyn Ad.
dress stating price and conditions " H., Herald Up
town Branch office.
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4 4 Id

BROWN. August nth, Isys sfts- n paisfui III
a aSss m,s !, bk0wh wife q John Brown,
OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
the 18Th instant, At 3 O'Clock D m. Relatives aai
friends invited 90 attend.
OoNsELL. August 18th, PATRICK, aged I
year snd 10 months, con Of Patrick aud Oathsrine
Funeral Thursday, at O'Clock p m, from No 7s
Jackson Ally. Friends OF tne family invited 20
attend.
DAVIS. onthe 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock a m.
ess. 81 1 WS and sna bav months and 10
hestyes and friends Of Oh. family are rsspeotiul-
" requested 70 attend Der funeral, from Sc. Ste.
&th street northwest, Tbnrsday mor0ing, at 10
O'Clock. Residence corner Eth and h streets.
DAVIS. On the llth instant. FANNIE, daughter
o. John aud Lucretia Davis, aged year,
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfsI-
New Jersey avenue, THURSDAY, ~ 10 O'Clock a.
MagRER. At S y. m. on the lIth instant, Mrs.
TIE late a. Bryant. GPetsrsburs papers please
The funeral will take ace Thursday morainz, a,
l0o'olook, from the Church Of the umaoulSie C.n-
WORKSHOP. On the Ilth instant, s'ter a long 81.
nee, which che bore with Christian lrtituie, RO
SINK V0RNHDF, aged &C years
Funeral to take place from the residence Of her
and "a streets. Island, al $3.50 o. m, tom prov
Services at the German Lutheran Cnurch Orner g,h
tvs and friends Of tfs family arc invited to at
tend.
wEGGEHAs. On the lOth lust o. % O'Clock
,. m, CLhBA, wife OF Frank II WegEemsn, aged
y years sHd months, daughter Of NJ. II. LIson, Of
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral from 7th strest
between Nj and streets northwest, on Thursday,
street northWsst fRockviiIe and baltimore. Nd !.
and Paris. KY, papers please cOpy-l
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DROPosALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
IL lk0N W0Bk FOB TdE NEW JAIL, DIS
IbICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHING Ton, ID. O, August TIN, 1874.
Xk0IrGHT Mn : DnN


scaled Proposals will BE- received at this Office
uniil ~ NJ. or THE 2OTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1874, for
the MroUs int and Oast-iron ork, as exhibited by
IRE Drawings, described in the Specification, and
iron Hichss, and Galvanized Iron FIues for Cells,
Cast iror Ceilings for Fourth tier Cells, and Cor
a. Grating Doors. &c. in W srdtn's Offices, Chapel
"rngi arg =, BssseInentl &c. .,.,,
cule may be had on application at this otfics.
All sGsnSldipg reSgirea by the contractors TO put
ment Tree Of charge, but will be erected d. the
Proposals will ba made By the piece, superficial or
ineal foot or weight, tor the ysTou, items OF work
q. provided in the Schedule.
The whole Of the Wrought and Cast-I Work
must De delivered as rapidly may be called for by
q Ire Building nsnsiY, the mic hes aad Tsbiiiatins
the south prison wing for which l36 will be
cells and the single fues within four weeks from
date q acceptance Of proposals. the nicLes for
o. d-tier cells and double fues within six weeks
fTSm same date the inches for third tier cells and
triple fues within eight weeks from same ds,e; and
within ten weeks from same date. Also. cast iron
ceilings for cells AID corrugated iron Ceilings of
Halh prison Tor south wing within eleven weeks
The niches, fues, ceilings, and corrugated iron
sumner, ard nesd not therefore be made by the
contractor until specifically ordered Grating doors,
coor frames, &c b., for center wings will be required
within eleven weeks from cate OF acceptance Of pro-
Payments will be msde monthly, deductins 10 Der
cent entli the hnal completion Of the contract.
an blCs III ust De acc N panied by penal bond OF
two rtspoDsible persons, in the sum Of four thou
sand collars, 81 0OO,) that the bidder will Of
and perform the contract il awarded him, the suii-
cheney OF the security to be certified by the United
states Judge, Clerk OF the UEied States Court, or
sides,
The Department reserves the right to REJECT any
or sill bids il IL be deemed for the interest OF the
government to do TO order more less of any
item at the same rate proposed in the schedule, at
its option.
Kvery bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this office, and must conform in every
respect 10 the requirements OF this advertisement,
or IL will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of
wrought and cast iron work, aud W no have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work,
Proposals will be enclosed IN q sealed envelope,
endorsed Bid for Wrought and CAST Iron Work
for New Jail, District 81 Columbia" ans addressed
to
aus l2t A b. NULLETI, Supervising Architect.
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DYE. J. SWEET,
ID ReaI Estate broker and Auctioneer,
No. 511 7th street, opposite U. s. Post ONCE

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE PROPER.
TH ON 23D STREET NORTHWEST, AT
~ BY virtue of decd of trust 70 MS, dated
ef9March "a, ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No.
- 6SS, folio SAT, one Of the land records of Wash
inRton. ID. o., will sell at public auction in front
Of the premises,to the highest bidder, on MON
DhI,the gath day Of August, A. ID, 1874, at 6
beIsd in square No 81, the same fronting Is feet
and 10 inches Cd 2d street northwest, AMI extending
back with that width one hundred aud twenty two
te.t (l22) feet end two and q half (21s) inches.
IeIms OF sale: One-tbrd cash; balance In six l6l
Of the rcbaser, bearing interest az per cent per
snuum, and secured by deed OF trust upon the prop
erty, shsll be given. Oonyeyancing at purchaser
cost IL terms Of sale are not complied with within
seven days after sale the Trustees ihs right
to resell the property after FIVE days public adver
tisement at the risk and cost OF the dsfaultng pur
chaser. 500 deposit on cceptauce Of bid. Amount
required to settle to date $50 63. Amount req
to pay arrears to date, S2lS IL.
FRED'K. w. JONES, lrrrs..a,
JOSEPH Il. EDISON. us'e"'
aup7-eo&ds Il. j. SWEET, Auct.
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A BOHEMIAN ROMANCE About three weeks
ago, Gays the Chicago Inter Ocean, a young
Bohemian couple arrived in Chicago from Ger
many and located themselves in a modest res
idence, No. 81 Taylor street. The couple have
history, and the denouement which follows is
appropriate. lgnstz 1ser, young man of
tweDty-six, who looks scarcely more than nine
teen, met in Berlin johanna Klatt, and was
smitten. He wooed and won her, and decided
to come to America as man and wife, though,
rs Ignatz now admits, no marriage ceremony
had been performed. The walking being bad,
they came over in a ship, and arrived in Chi
cago as stated above. Iser, though unaccus.
toned TO rolling rapidly, had little of the root
Of all evil, and sat himself down to reflect and
consider and plan for the future. The prospect
was rosy enough, he thought. On Wednesday
the tickle damsel left him without even q sad
farewell, and he thinks she has gone with one
Rasmussen. She prudently took alsng his
bag of gold, so that he now mourns not only
the loss of his sweetheart, but his 800. Their
neissbors says II serves him right; as he treated
her badly, making her his slave to black his
boots, and the like. He traced the pair TO the
Michigan Central Depot, but has no further
indication as to their present whereabouts.
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EVENING STAR.
ClatrvoyantS.


There are many singular occupations In Lon
don, some Of them as precsrious and peculiar
a. that OF providing people with smoked glasses
rule those Of the more occult kind, which APP
peal to belief in mysteries beyond the power
OF reason TO comprehend, only make themselves
Known lot business purposes through special
" professional clairvoyante' has been openly
asking for an OPT ortunity Of hiring q residence
in the neighborhood Of Mayfair. From this we
may presume that the trace or art Of the clair
yoyante Is looking up. Mayfair suggests, also,
that the gift or accomplishment of reading the
Present through stone walls, and of reciting in
cidents OF the past with miraculous accuracy,
10 appreciated in quarters in which there would
be but cool reception for the ordinary wise
woman with her dirty turban and pack Of cards.
scandal to the enlightenment OF the age rs the
sixpenny fortune-teller. The former, indeed +,
may charge good round sum for her services
Of an evening in the private drawing.room of 3
West End client, while the latter seems in as
bad plight Is ever. The evil one was said TO
leave the witches who were bound 70 his behest.
The police would never think of intruding
while constable often runs TO earth the de-
graded Meg Merrilies who frequent q less dis
tinguished best. To be sure, the latter cozen
and cheats ignorant servants and uneduca.ed
folk, while the former operates upon people
with whom money is no object when they have
taste TO indulge.
That the professional clairyoyante should vet
flourish among us is just as disheartening as
the fact that Mol White stin obtains credence
in the country, that "love philters" are offered
for sale in town. and that fortune tellers are not
entirely extinct within the portsl district. Bat
clsirvoyaDce claims q respectable relationship
or partnership with spiritualism, OF which we
are bound to speak with a certain amount of re-
spect " hen we find that gentleman, who has
other claims to consideration besides proving
that the earth is not as Il at a table, is sats-
fed that the laws of gravity can be suspended,
and that the human frame is capable of being
elongated 5nd clasped together again like a
telescope.-IondOn Neps.
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RY THOMAS k. wAG3AMAN,
- Resl Estate Auctioneer, 3lg 7th street.
TRUSTEES N S, SALE IMPROVED PROPER

1l On HIGH sTRERT, GRORGETOWN.
- By virtue ot a decree of the Supreme Court of
k3 the District OF COlumbis, passed in q certain
- cause in which Benjamin Johrson ct ux are
Compliments, aud VIM. q. King ct al. are defend
outs, No 3U9, equity docket H. will offer for sale
81 rUblic auction, in front OF the premises. on
THURSDAY, The 20tb day OF August, A. ID. 1874
al . m all that piece or parcel Of ground lying
High stree there, and being the south half of lot
Lumber twenty three, (23,) IN Beatty and Hawkins
addition to GeorgetOW a, with the dwelling house
building snd In proyements thereon.
Terms OF sale, cash; (of which s 80 must be paid
thereafter. Ali conyeyancing and recording az pur-
chssers cost. II terms of sale are not complied
with in five days after sale, the Trustee the
right 10 resell risk and cost of defauItinz pur-
chaser. BAINBKIDGE Il. WEBB, Trustee.
aus7-ec&ds TH0s. Is. wAGGAMkE, Auct
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DROPOSALs FOB FUEL,

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDED
Come PeHHSyfr0nid dceNNs and 2lSt street,
Warrington ID. O., August LIST, lS74.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed, until = O'Clock >, the Sd DAY OF SEP
TkMBER, 1874, 20 furnish this office with Fuel for the
year enoing June 50, lI6 Information as to GUAM
tty, &C, &C can be obtained on application at this
Ofhee. The right 10 reject any all bids, TO
cept bid Is reserved, and each bidder is required
20 deposit with The Treasurer Of the United states
the sum Of $500 guarantee of faithful perform
snce Of the contract if the contract Is awarded to
him. O. E BARCOCK
Colonel OF ENGINEERS, q. s. A In chsrge public
Buildings and Grounds. auq3 g.
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lY LATIMEa ULEARY,
NJ Auctioneors and Real rs tate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. svenue and llth street,
Star once Building.
TBUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN ALLEY BOUNDED BY l3rH AND llTE,


TY In ALLEY BOUNDED BY 18TH AND 14TH,
AND III AND STREETs, NORTHWEST
- Under and By virtue of a deed of trust, dated
"a the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1870, and recorded
lin Lber 62i, at fUlio 2s3, one Of the land rec
ord. Of Washington county, District of Columbia,
ard by written request of parties secured thereby
sha sell, in front Of tie premises, tn URSDAY,
the 2Oth day OF August, 1874, at O'Clock p m 1.-The
Lots, numbered q and q, in square $50, according
te original survey and described follows: Begin
ping at the southwest corner of said lot Fl, at the
Junction OF tive alleys, and running thence north
along the western line Of said lot, binding on the
alley fifteen feet wide, forty -four feet; thence due
east at right angles with said line, and parallel with
street north, sixty feet and half inch.
e. thence sontb, and parallel with line of l4th St.
west forty four feet TO public alley; thence VEST
along said alley, sixty oIe feet one and one half
Brick Stable.
Terms: One-third cash; balance ia six, twelve
ard eighteen months, i'm interest ut per per
anDum, deferred payments TO be secured by deed of
trutt on premises sold. Conveysncing At pureha.-
er's cost S20 down at time o'sae. If terms of sale
are not complied with within fve days, the Tras-
tees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost g
tefaultipg pure haser.
vow %'M, Z; osSI!vEN'} Trustees.
au5eo&cs LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts.
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In virtue OF Q writ OF heri fscias, issued out of
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of the District
81 Columbia, and 20 me directed, win cell At pub
Of said District, on MOEDAY, the Gath day Of Au-
gust, iaa, Sonneneing at IL O'Clock m the follow
BART Of Pleasant Plain and Lewar's Outlet, since
VIZ: Lots Nos y 8. 10, y, ii, o. 60, 81, Ss, 81, 5
"a IS, together with sli and singular the I'M prove
ments hereon, seized and levied upon tbs prsp.
erty Of Samuel Brown, and will be sold t. satisfy
eS.eution No Csc, in favor Of John - yolley, use
aul-d ALIKE SHARP, y. 8. Marshal d. o.
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HOTELS.

NJEsTMIEsTER HOTEL,
)" ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
CerRsr Of Irving Place and 10Th Street
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union Square, the most cen
vicinity OF all the principal places of amusement and
leading retail stores, has been enlarged ard i'm
proved the past by the addition OF fty room,
and passenger elevator.
feb4-ly OHhS. 3. FERRIN, Proprietor