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National Republican., 1874-07-08
GENERAL NArrnE-No. al

An ACT to increase pensions in certain cases.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and Hol,se Of ReD-
TeSeRtG'sVeS Of tsc E"i'el S atcS Of America in
C0HgrcSS as niJ!ea, That all persons who arc
now entitled to pensions under existing laws
and who have lost either an arm at or above
the elbow, or leg at or above the knee, shall
be rated in the second class, and shall receive
tWenty-iOUr dollars per month: PTOvided, That
no artificial limits, or Communication therefor,
shall be furnished 10 such persons as shall be
entitled to pensions under this act.
Sec. 2 That this act shall take effect from and
after the fourth day Of June, eighteen hundred
and scvPHty-IUur.
AnprOYel. June IS, 1871.
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DRoPOsALs FOR DIMENSION STONE
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE AT PARKERS-
= OFFIcl o. suPERINfENpEYT. !

PARKEEsBURGl ". VA, June IS i57i
uns i Be 81 a.. T q e A 4 hIs S:
Ing and delivering at the ate ol ths PROPOSED
q G sI.rot S 1
,S SSSsqHs cut TesdS f9T and as required
be S,ads vii Be- SoSsBed 70 es:0uss fresstonIi T
~ e. sRa aodS .n
6ity and the capacity for working under The ehIsel
cut ltons IN SplidnEs for ii least tan years viii be
used or that parSd %us, Sc rn.d hs SssR soSs s
must further 6aye good grain and Be- nee from All
i PrS5ufe Sa Ss iuiy OpensS @ sSd tsS GSPsSs deS 81
& me e IN Sg 1 dpsI sS;' within
gmRs, R, block 70 Of tss stSns % pr0Eo:sd to n % fu
be L by i2 By i inches Showing on ons face The nat
Sre5f 81 hS t21s and q s 10 StssTs D the
at this once at the oAes Of The Supervising Ar
nSsasSEy .gy sSa ready to D. m
be delivered at the site ol the bsldIngi that re-
@iihn four 20 months rom the date Of the seoept.
anc- Of the eontracti that o. the AIs story within
rsms.ndsr being 6st of ths third and aide stories
ings, 30, Within twelve months from GSms date,
SleB shd 81 S9s sg StyaS he ms SS6Ss S
iFToposais Vim BE made for the entire work com;
A.--G
No bids viii Be received except from owners or
lesseet Of the Garres from which the stone Is pro-
posed 70 be furnished, or their agents, who must
eSfarv facltieS for prompt execution Of the work
Fsynents VIII be made monthly, dsduetinE ten
per cent; OF work executed until the hnal 0onpls-
All bIds must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this once, and must be accompanied by
the boud OF two responsible PERSONS In the sum Of
ten thousand dollars sio ool that the bidder will
sccept snd perform the contract, II awarded him,
and execute bonds therefor In the amount Of ten
thousand dollars CS1o COO and valid and binding
lease Of the quarrytQ to the Government as security
for the talthfal performance Of the contract, the
lease TO take effect upon the ALLURE Of the contractor
TO authoriLe the Government 70 take full possession
of the quarry, and work II at the expense Of the
proved BY the Unlted States district Judge, CIsrk
Of ne United states Go9I oL the DtssIct Attorney
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, n tt be deemed for the interest OF the
Government 70 do 50, or TO divide the Work Of the
basement and superstructuTe, and award 70 diner-
on the printed form 70 be Obtilned at this once,
and must conform in every respect to the require
msnts OF this advertisement or 1t will not oe con-
Plans, specification and forms Of proposal can Be
Zee Of the superViting Architect, Treasury Depart
ssnpies Of the stone tproperly lAbelsdl proposed
to be Furnished must be submitted with the pro-
posalA and all proposals must be incloged IN
sealed envelope, indorsed PFop1sais for DlmenHion
sons and Cutting for the United states Coptt.house
Aad Fost once Al ParkefsburE, Wet Itfgtnia4b
AiId addressed to 5r-i l9F'f1 =. >; GALE,
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Approved, June IS, 1874.
rGENERAL NArURE-No. 54.l

lGENEhAL NATOhE-4NOs Ot
An ACI explanatory of the act of June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
Be il enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Rep
reseNtdtiUss Of TIE United States Of America in
Cou1ress assembled, That all deposits made in
institutions now existing which do business
only as savings banks, and are recognized as
such by the laws of their respective States, or
BY Congress, are hereby declared to be exempt
from taxation the same as deposits in savings
institutions having no capital, although they
have q capital stock or bond for the additional
security Of their depositors, and pay dividends
thereon; and no tax shall be assessed upon the
deposits made in such institutions, or collected
of them on said deposits, otherwise than as
herein provided: Provided, That all the profits
of such savings banks, less the aforementioned
dividends on stock not exceeding at the rate of
eight per cent. per annum are divided among
the depositors, and that the capital stock is in
vested only in the same class Of securities as
is used for investing the deposits, and that in
terest at the rate of not less than four and
one half per cent. be paid in all cases to their
depositors, to be made good if necessary from
the capital stock.
JIG. BLAINE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MATT. H. CARPENTER,
President of the Senate pro t,Hipore.
Received by the President June 6, 1874
TNoTE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF State
The foregoing act having been presented to the
President of the United States for his approval,
and not having been returned by him to the
House Of Congress in which it originated with
in the time prescribed by the Constitution of
the United States, has become law without
his APPROVAL
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of Congress, in the year -, oy A: b., IN
the Office of tbe I librarian of Congress, at Wash
inUton.T or at his option the word "Copy-
rigbt y togetber with the year the copyright
was snt.rcd. and the name of the party by
whom II was taken out; thus; Copyright,
Is. by A. B."
soc 3 That for recording and certifying any
instrument of writing for the assignment of a
conyright, the Librarian of Congress shall re-
cefve from the persons to whom the service is
rendered one dollar; and for yery copy of an
assignment, one dollar; said fee TO cover, in
either case, q certificate of the record, under
seal of the Librarian Of Congress; and all fees
so received shall be paid into the Treasury of
the United States.
Sec. 8. That IN the construction Of this act,
the words Engraving" "cut" and stprint"
shall be applied only to pictorial illustrations
or works connected with the fine arts, and no
prints or labels designed 10 be used for any
other articles Of manufacture shall be entered
under the copyright law, but may be registered
in the Patent Office. And the Commissioner
Of Patents is hereby charged with the supervi-
sion and control Of the entry or registry of
such prints or labels, In conformity with the
regulations provided by law as to copyright of
prints, except that there shall be paid for re-
cording the title of any print or label not q
expense of furnishing q copy Of the record
under the seal Of the Commissioner Of Patents,
to the party entering the same.
Sec. 4. That all laws and parts Of laws in
consistent with the foregoing provisions be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. That this act shall take effect on and
after the first day Of August, eighteen hundred
and seVenty-four.
Approved, June IS, 1874.
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GENERAL MATURING. 5O.I

An ACT fixing the time for the election of
Representatives from the State Of PeIDsyI-
vania TO the Forty-fourth Congress.
Be Il ,nacteG Jy n,e Senate and House Of Rem
TsssJstafiUeS Of tie United States Of Anleiieq Ia
Congress assembled, That on the Tuesday next
following the first Monday 10 November.
eighteen hundred and seVenty-fOur, there shall
be elected in each Congressional district in the
State Of Pennsylvania one Representative 10
represent said State in the Forty-fourlh Con
Fress Of the United States.
Approved, June Is, 1874
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proved, May p, 1874.
TGEyERAL NATURr-No. 81.1

AN ACT repeating the act entitled can act
fixing the time for the election Of Represen,
tatives from the State of California to the
Forty-fOurth Congress"
Be Il enacted 6y tie Senate and House Of Rep
ressntat.Ue8 Of tie Us,iicd States Of Ameriea in
Congress assembled, That the act entitled Gan
act fixing the time for the election Of Represen-
tatives from the State of California to the
Forty-fourth Congress, p" approved March third,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-three, be, and
the same is hereby, repealed.
ADprOyed, Nav n, 1874.
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GENERAL NAruRE-No. 51.1

An ACT 70 amend the law relating to patents,
trademarks and copyrights.
BE d enacted bJ tie Senate and House Of Rsp-
rsSeHtGttVss Of he Uaitod Statcs Of Anle,ica u
congress aSss'tssd, That no person shall main
tain an action for the Infringement of his
copyright unless he shall give notice thereof
by inserting in the several copies Of severy edL
tion Published, on the title page or the psge
immediately following, If it be book; or IF a
msp, chart musical composition, print. cut,
engraving, photograph, painting, drawing
chrome, statue statuary or model or design
intended TO be perfected and cOmple.pd as a
work Of the hRe arts, by inscrlbing upon some
visible portion thereof, or OF the substance on
which the same shall be mounted, the follow
ing words, viz: Entered according to act
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rcrrrRAL NATURE-No. 9O.l

T,ro1iIs for the establishment Of military
Prison and for its government" approved
March third, eighteen hundred and seventy
Re- il enacted By he Senate and HoiisS Of Rep
ysScntqtipes of tie United States Of America in
Co1gress assembled, That said act be, and the
same is hereby, so amended that all acts and
things therein required TO be done and per
formed at Rock Island, in the State Of Illinois,
shall be done and performed on the military
reservation at Fort LeaFenWorth, in the State
of Kansas: PrOUided, That the Government
buildings now on said military reservation at
Fort LeavcnwOrth shall be modified and used
so far as practicable for the purposes Of said
prison.
Ar,r,rovnd MAY d 1874
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.RUPOSALs FOR STONE.
CONMANDANT'S OFFICE,
NAVY YARD, MARE ISLAND.

: h
NAVY YARD, MARE ISLAND
CALIFORNIA, June 8, Is74.
sealed proposals, indorsed HPropoSals for Stone
toI Dry Dock. y will lie re eived at this Office until
WEDNESDAY, July the sth prozimO, at 2 O'Clock
P m, at which hour the opening of the bids will
sS Se S9mmeneed, for furnishing and delivering at
granite, IN blocks ahoatS feet long, 2z feet wide
TO patterns, (Which viii be furnished by the Cow
eminent and delivered At the yard, ready for set
which Will be furnished bidders on application al
lEls ONCE. The stones must pe delivered In the
order required by the engineer In charge and OO0
-Cs'c rect must be delivered by the lstof Septcm-
BET 10 o00cublc feet additional BY the Ist Of De-
OF March, ls7S, and the balance, Is, oublc feet
hD the LIST OF June 1875; the contractor to have the
T. sired. - -
sons wishing to bid for this stone are referred
will D. shown plans, patterns, specifications and
samples Of Tcatting, which Will be rsgnired:
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PY 1T. wORMLEF,
D Real Estate Broker and AuctIoneer,
lalIA PemnsElNanIa ananma

~ heal Estate Broker ana Auctioneer,
l5llH PennsylyanIs avenue.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated the sth day Of
September, A. ID. ls71 and duly recorded in Libe T
NO. n, folio 3B, ct seq, one Of the land records
foi the District OF Columbia, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, we will sell st public
auction, In front or the premises, on THURSDAY,
July Is 1871, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the city Of Washing
tngton, District OF Columbia, to wit: Lot num-
hered twenty-eLght, (23, in square numbered four
hundred and siXty-eight, (46s.l
Terms: One hundred dollars, with interest at ten
per cent. per annum from September 8, 1sl3 to day
OF sale, and expense of sale in cash, and the baI
ance in six l0 months, for w1ch the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest from day OF sale, and
secured by 3 deed Of trust on the property sold +,
must be given. 4 deposit Of hfty dollars viii be
required At time OF sale. All conYeyaneing at eX-
pense of purchaser. If terms Of sale are not com
piled with In ave (5 days the trustees reserve the
rgh, 20 resell the property, at the risk and cos Of
the defauiIing purchaser.
John l.g6 y sAAIES ALIEyS222Pp,y 2p,y }Trqstees.
j. 7, YORMLEY,
Je6e-T, Tn, S&ds AHsttJa-rr
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PROPOSALS FOR BRICR
BuREAu OF YARps HSp DocKs.

BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WAsHIHGToN, June -, 1874.
vseslcd proFo- as, tEdorsed ''PTopoSaIS FOR
6EiSks, and addressed 10 the chief Of this bureau
WI % received at this oaics until noon oRlhs ?lst
Iiy 9I July next, for furnishing and 1eiy sriug at
t.aniiuss OF bricks, more or Tess, as msy be rs:
i56 90 straight hsrd brick.
Is, 900 dark stretchers.
Sq0 dark StretehsFs, MOULDED.
Is, loo pressed bricks.
ItspoSals will be received f-om brick manufae-
tuTer5 only, who have Gmlie facilities for furnish.
ing tie dlnerent kinds, quArt titles an IAlgtei
lllTed; said bricks to Sc Of the bast 9uslity 9i
Philadelphia hlnd-made, Of NJ form IiIe and color
IN squal to sampes to be se9n At the SAID station
'.silvsries to commence not later than August IS
tI SA required. N -
The bricks to be delivered and carefully piled on
the ltndinE wharf or the building site, as d.
rected by the civil enK neeF. =
Bonds and security In the full amount Of the con-
tract viii be required to secure lite faithful execu-
ton, and the bureau reseEvel the right 70 reject
any or all tie bids. @, r, p. RODGERS,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sToRY BRICK
kESIQENCE ON SECOND STREET, Be
TWEEN r AERr r sTREETs NORTHWEST,

ETHp AEovE sALE IS PosTPQNEp CN-
I'll THURSDAY, July 9. IS;t Ass o'oiSskE N.
Surviving Trustee.
LATihER 4 CLEARY,
iy2,5&9 AucdoneerS.
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.ROPOsALs ron WOOD AND GOAL.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, D
OFFICE OF TIE SERGEANT.AT-ARMs, >
WASHINGTON, July g. IST4.
Scaled Proposals Will be received al this ohice
nntil l! O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the 18Th OF Jnly
Instant, for furnishing the Senate OF tie United
p tons best quHllty L.orberry Coal, egg sire;
Co tons best quality Whits Ash FURNACE COalI
Wood;
40 cords best quality well-seasoned Oak Wood.
All subject to Government Inspection at BIDDERS
cost ami to be stored In vaults Of Senate wing OF
the Capitol.
The Coal to be 2, 24O pounds to the ton.
Aud bidders VIII name the Coal they propose 10
furnish, and II not from weu-knoWn mine will
exhibit specimens Of the same, az quality will be
primo consideration In awarding the bid, - M.
Bids for different articles will be considered sepa-
rateY. and the right Is reserved to reject all any
portion OF the bids received, II deemed for the tn
lerest OF the Government so TO do.
Bids viii be considered binding for three days
JOHN Z. FRENCH
sergeant-at-Arms United StNies senate.
iy4-STU&Thtd =
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11-THE ABOVE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
July 2, 1s74. SANE hour and place.
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SsToREs AT %1sBiNeSTootS i Arsenal, AsESSH6Ss D. q.
wAsHIxsTov ARsExAL, June IS, 1s7I.

NAsH1NGT0N ARsRFAL. June IS, 1874
VIII Oe onered for sale at publlc apction, com
mencing &c 10 O'Clock .. m, on "WEDNESDAY,
August 5 1874 at this arse pal, Qpaptlty OF gun
carriages, IRE engines bench VlSeS old machinery,
catalogue Of the articles 10 be sold Wi be far
ntshed apon application d this arsenal III the orl
Washington, d. O.. ~ - - .T-7-7T'
Terms cash. Ten per cent on the day OF sale, aud
the remainder when the property Is delivered.
All stores win be required TO be removed within
ten days from close OF sale.
The Government reserves the right TO refuae any
bid not deemed satisfactory. ~.
be determined BY the eommandinE oinesE.
- ID EALJESDER,
National Republican., 1874-07-08
DY J. T. WORMLEY,
y Real Estate Broker and AuctIoneer,
15lIn Pennsylvania avenue.

LoI32 eunsJl l'anlA avenue.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust to Daniel L, Eaton
AMI myself dated March 81, A. d. ISL, and duly
recorded In Liber No 63, folio III, Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia and at the request
OF the beneficiary, will sell at public auction In
front q the premises, on WEDNESDAY, July 8,
ISIS al clock p m, the following g-deseribed real
estate situate tn the city OF Washington District
ot otCoumbia to wit: All that certain piece parcel
OF ground known and distinE uislied upon the
ground plan or plat OF said city as the northern
[hree-fourths % part OF lot thirty (37) in
LOOMS subdivision OF original lots one, III two
~ three "a, twenty. (al, twenty-one (2i) and
tWenty-tWo, (2 in square sl1tY-nine, C9) as re-
CORDED In the surveyors ONCE Of said city, said lot
square feet. T - - --.-----''> = >'-'
Terms: One hundred and eighty dollars with In
terest at ten per cent. per annum from March 81,
1873 TO day ofsale. and expense Of sale in cash. and
tire balance In six (6) and twelve Cf2) months for
which the notes OF the purchaser, besrin Interest
from day Of sale and secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold, must be given. deposit Of sew
enty-hye l75 dollars will be required at time Of
sale. All conYeyancing at expense OF purcha aser.
terms Of sale piled vi tn IN five ( DAYS
the trustee the right resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defAnlting purchaser,
after ve (5l days notice In some one OF more news
apers published in W Arlington, d. c.
GEO. W. STICKNEN, Surviving Trustee.
le23-d&ds j. 7. WORMLEY, A1ciIoneeT.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
RY THOMAs DOWLING.
SnLOuisIana avenue. 4Sto&SsG asai seventh street.
sALE o. En- sCALEs Az AUcTION.

On FRIDAY, the 10Th iay OF July 1874 al their
respective locations shall oaer for sale for cash,
70 the gnest bidder, the exclusive right and priv
nege Of using the several District scales untf the
H th Gay OF July ls7S, for the purpose Of weighing
a. the following places and times:
a. NS; / sitpSted opposite post ofce, Uniontown,
No. 2 situated on Ninth street southeast. between
L street and Georgia avenue, Navy Yard, at II
No. ., situated at the corner Of Tenth street and
Louisiana avenue northwest, at 12:3O O'Clock.
NO. ., situated on High street, near the canal,
Georgetown, at O'Clock D. m.
No. T. situated at the intersection OF Seventh and
Fourteenth street roads, Brightwood, at O'Clock
p. m.
Parties purchasing " III be required to comply
with all the provisions OF the act approved June
1871 entitled An act regulating sale of hay, &C. '
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucti0neer. .
jy1-d CStar and Journal
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PY THOMAS BOWLING, AucfiOneer,
" No. 81 Louisiana avenue. near Seventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN SQUARE NO. 675 AT PUBLIC AUG
By virtue OF q deed OF trust dated January 81, A.
D. ls7a and duly recorded In LiLer No. 7Os, follOs
81 ct seq one Of the land ords for the District
Columbia, and bytiIreciiOn Of the parties secured
thereby, | will sell at ublic auction, on THURS
DAY, July at clock D. m, the premis . all
that piece or parcel OF ground in the city Of Wash
ingtYn kQQWn and described as lot numbered one
hunifed and nine CO9). IN 3. +. GIbert's recorded
subdivision of square numbered six hundred and
seventy-hve. This property will be sold subject TO-
prior lien of 8, OO6 - =
Terms OF sale: The amount Of prior trust and
costs Of this sale in cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest, secured BY deed of
trust. COnyeyancins st the cost OF the purchaser.
A deposit of $50 required when the property is
struck of. Wh. A. GORDON. Jr.,
Trustee.
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Approved, June Is, 1874.
TGENERAL NATURE-No. 59.l

An ACT to further continue the act to author
ize the settlement of the accounts of officers
of the Army and Navy.
Be enacted bY The Senate aud House Of Rep
resentdtiVsS Of The United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the act to authorize
the settlement of the accounts Of officers of the
Army and Navy approved June twenty third,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and continued
by the act approved June seventh, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, be further continued
for one year from June twenty-third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four, and no longer.
Approyed June IS, 1874.
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NEoRTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
80 TON BRANCH OF The BALTIMORE AND

POTOMAC RAILROAD,
BY virtue Of the power ntained IN . mortgage
from Benjamin n. Plumb and Lizzie Per Lee
Plumb, his wife, dated the 31st day of October Is2
and recorded in Liber II. B., No. 6, fOlIOs ST. &C ,
one Of the land records Of Prince Georges county
the Undersigned mortgages, will sell at GlennYille
1874. at the hour of u O'Clock m, one undivided
half part Of all that real estate, situated or
Luck, y Of which Thomas Hall, late Of said county,
died seized and possessed, containing In the whole
SB ACRES OF LAND, more or less. being the
same land which was conveyed by Absolom A. Hall,
and the other hetrs-at-law Of the said ThOs. HALL
by deed bearing date 18th Of September lS72. There
is upon 1t dwelling, barn and other out buildings
The location of this property, Immediately on the
Washington branch Of the Baltimore and Potion a {,
railroad, renders Il valuable.
Terms of sale: Cash the day of sale OF the rat-
hcHtICn thereof by the court Two hundred and fffy
dollars to be paid down on day Of sale. Convey
JOHN LYNCH, Mortgage.
JOSEPH K. ROBERTS, JR., Attorney
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8attouaL 8RpabItfap
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
PASSED ATTRE FIRST SESSION OF THE
] UN 7 > II 7 ND OO-E y
GENERAL NATURE-No. %.
AN ACT to establish an assay Office at Helena
IN The Tarr.tnrE of Montana.

FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
TGENERAL NATURE-No. %.
An ACT to establish an assay office at Helena
IN the Territory of Montana.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
TsSsntatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury is hereby authorized and required 10
establish an assay office at Helena in the ISl- o
ritory Of Montana, the said assay office 70 ~ oe
conducted under the provisions Of the Act 60. on
titled "An act revising and amending thS ao.s ="
relative to the minJs, assay offices anu
of the United States" approved tSUi thIon uAi'
twelfth, eighteen hundred and seveIty
Sec. 2. That the Secretary OF tls ~ osSIss
iS hereby authorized AID direo'Tu S,,,iSiDC ~ ~
to be constructed 8 suita0IIe 80. tos az
Helena, in the Territory OF Ao'ana I,Sa ~. tbe
purpose of said assay Office ana pOEiue pOT snne 1me
SstuS Sa at oosS @ 6os sesdRg fifty tAo9SSn& oB
dollars, which sum is hereby aPPrSLI|Sea nteoSo Tae
Of any money in the treasury "O' O'N'' "i''
appropriated.
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RY IATIAIER & CLEARY,
-, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner OF PeunSylYanla avenue and EleT-
enth street, Star Once Bulldlng.


CHANCERY SALE OF YALUEBI,E IMPROVED D
fkOfEkI1 ON THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH
sTkEET; NEAR STREET NORTHWEST, AT
Under and BY virtue OF decree passed by the
supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia in a
Lee ft a.. are plaintiffs and Frank Chase and Others
defendants, (No. 254. Equity, Docket III the nm
mont Of the premises, to the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, 10th OF July, next, at $3.50 O'Clock, D. m
. situated on the west side Of Sixth street. near
three-story brick residence,
The terms Of sale are: One-third Of the purchase
money cash, and the balance in equal payments In
twelve, eighteen and tWenty-fOur months, the pur-
chaser to give for the deferred payments his prom
issory notes. lndorsed secured to the satisfaction
OF the trustee and bearing interest from their date
All cOnveyancing at cost OF purchaser. Ifterms Of
sale not complied with in I've days, the trustee
the right TO resell at the risk and cost Of
purchaser; $40 down at time of sale.
WIN. b. WEBB, Trustee.
LATIMER & CLEARY,
e2STuTh&S&ds CStarl AuctiOneers.