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PRoIPosuAALS..
DRoposILs FoR COAL.

tLAOrOcAk<o EOh OtAAA fr4F afef~slf-
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL ros TIE IssAsA)
MAR WAeHInoroN, ID. u,
Sealed proposals are invited until noon Of
WEDNESDAY,, July q, 1875, when they will be
opened IN presence OF such bidders a. choose 70
attend. 10 furnish the Hospital dfteen hundred
l,50o) tons, OF 22i0 pounds each, OF best run-of
mine Bituminous or Cumberland GOAL, and three
hundred $500 tons, 30 pounds each, Anthrs-
cite Coal, half "eggn and half 'nutn size, to be
delivered In boats alongside Of the Hospital
wharf, or In cars upon the wharf The delivery
to commence In not less than seven t7) days after
the acceptance Of any proposal, snd TO be con-
(3ool tons q week until the whole quantity adver.
tised for Is delivered. The Goal win be received
IN strict accordance with the act OF Congress- ep-
proved July ], 1870. Payments Of ninety (eol per
cent Of the amount due for each cargo VIII be
made Immediately after Il Is received, and the
ten (10) per cent. withheld will be paid when the
full quantity Of Coal engaged to be delivered In
accordance with this Advertisement Is received.
No offer to furnish Goal rs above will be con-
sidered unless the true name 10 given in the offer
by which the Goal the bidder proposes to fur
nish Is known In the market, nor unless II Is
made By regular dealer or miner; and the sue
cessial bidder must furnish the exact quantity
and description Of Goal that he agrees 70 furnish.
Offers will be received from the same person or
company to furnish either BitumInous or Anthrs-
cite Coal alone. or both kinds Of GOAL. Bids will
be considered binding tor i've l5) days amer the
21st Of July, and the right is distinctly reserved
70 reject all or any Of the offers made, II, IN the
Judgment Of the Superintendent. the public In
terssts require It. u. II. NICHOLS,
iJT wFM2v Superintendent.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
pY b. III. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Building, corner Seventh and sts. n. w.

RY b. II. WARNER.
II Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer.
Federal Building, corner Seventh and sts. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUAB BILE FARM
In PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. NEAR
COLLEGE, STATION, ON TIE WASHING-
TON TON BRAEGH 4 & 9F THE BALTIMORE AND
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the nrst day
Of pril, in the year eighteen hundred And seven
ty-four, duly n corded In Liber II b No. 8, folio
~ &C., OF the land records OF Prince Georges
county and ct the written request Of the party
cured thereby shall sell at public aucton, 20 the
highest bidder, in frsnt OF the City Hal In wash
ington city, in the District Of Columbia, on
THURSDAf, the 29th day Of July, lSf5, at O'Clock
D. all that tract or parcel OF land situated La
Prince Georges eounty, state of Maryland, upon
which Thomas W. Miller and Mary 4. Miller, his
wife, now reside, and being near the Agricultural
College. containing 26a1k acres OF land, more or
less. This property Is located near eOollege Sta
ton, - on the Washington branch OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad; Is cessbe BY numerous trains
Of cars; is improved by an excellent dwelling
house and the Necessary out-buildings. an ls In
good state of cultivation, and is In all respects
Terms Of sale: Cssh. OF the purchase-money
deposit of two hundred and fifty dollars will b. re-
quired at the tine Of sale. and the balances OF the
pnrehate money pay able on tie Ratification o. the
sale by the CircnIt Court for Prince Georges
ty, sitting In Equity. All copvtyAnclng At pur-
chaser's cost. DANIEL CLARkE,
National Republican., 1875-07-08

DY EDWIN j. SWEET, L-774fEL
ID q Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 5l1 Seventh street, opposite q. 5. Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vEBY DESIRABLE
SIX -RUOM } OUsE, WITH FRONT AND BACK
YARD. ON NEW HAMPSBIR AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN T AND u STREETS NORTHWEST,
ONE BALF BLOCK WEST OF SIXTEENTH
By virtue Of deed oftrust dated May ], ls7a, and
recorded in Liber No. T8 folio /, one OF the land
records for washipgton county, d. g.. and st
sell, at public auction, In front Of the PREMISES On
sAfURDAY, the nth day Of July. A. d. 1873 at S
O'Clock p. on. part Of loo numbered thfrty-nine,
one hundred and seyenty.six, Q7S,l In Washing
the same Al the southeast corner Of said lot thirty
running thence nsrtheasteriy on the line OF said
avenue sixteen (t6) feet; thence we at right
singles to said avenue ninery-three l9S) feet TO .
twelve-foot sley thence south with line Of said al
ley sixteen tO feet; thence east with said division
line between said lots thirty mine (31) and forty
.anl TO said aYenpe ana place OF beginning. -
Terms OF sale. las pre- efibe1 by deed Of trust:)
The amount OF Indebtedness, secured, unpaid,
with ten per cent. interest, and expenses OF sale
in cash, and the balence IN six and twelve months,
for which notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from day Of sale, secured on the property sold.
shall be taken; s1oo required Of purchaser at time
WM, w. METCALF. Trustee,
iy7-WFM&ds z. j, SWEET, Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
iDY THOMAS DowLINe, sos
ID Auottoueer and zeal Estate Broker,
(S1ccessor to Lattner 8 Cleary,l
Southwest corner Pennsylrsnia aVeaue and Eiev.
enth street. =
vA5gAsh5 sA n9eqy5g Spg RsssSafEsEy sa ossES

FrTH sTREETS N0R1HWE9R.
BY yirtae Of . deed Of trust from Daniei W.
Marin and wife oszrins date the arst day 81
so M one Is & ssi ns lsfIss sesosds u Rss
eosnty, D: G, md apon the request of @. kich-
les q ths E.sls cempsny (. joint stock ss9ela-
pose FOR sale rt public auction, In front Of the
prenises, on r TQfsDAY- July q. A. d. is7A q Z
O'Clock .. M. an thAt parcel and premises lying
and in sid city Of ashIneton. and Known
meses - os esIse s S sao
Of James g. Nsyior. sabdiFlsien of lots In sIuare
north OF square I'VE hundred and NJ een- (nort1 81
ak las said snbdivfson isrecorded IN Liner
t2llo 20. n the snrveyor's once Tor said cify OF
Terms u sale: Five hundred tsool dollars essh,
Of which 400 will Be required down e tle Of sale;
balance % m,nthly instsl!msns o. trenty-sye
sale TO Be compiled With within hFe daYs nom DAY
resell Il me rsE nd cost of the dsfsaltinS par
chaser, BY giving one weeks notice Of resale by
advertisinE In some Newspaper published IN ssid
city. Al conveyancing, &c-. At cost o. purchaser.
,-,,ss~- TpoNis d~h.Ss. d1sSsD ksssiossse Tissssss
National Republican., 1875-07-08
DY THoMAs DoWLING,
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
Successor to Latimer q ClearY,l
Southwest corner Penn. ave. aad Eleventh street
cHANoERY SALE

CHANCERY SALE.
BY virtue OF d, cree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, IN genera term, passed In
equity cause No 3,l5s, docket 10, shall, on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF July, 1878 st O'Clock D. m.
on the premises, offer for sale ~ public auction
original plat Of Seorgetown. beginning for the
same on the west line OF High street. at point IS
running thence north along High street 46 feet:
thence west along the south line OF Cherry street
Ice feet thence south 4s feet thence east oae hum
dred feet to the place OF beginning subJect alWSys
to alley or right Of way Of the width Of II feet
Co be laid of parallel with High on the inner
mos side Of said parcel OF grornd, and across the
to Cherry street. for the use OF the owners OF
the north and south portions of lot 70 Improved by
. brick dwelling, with store.
Terms: One half the purchase money in cash;
residue In equal installmenrs at six twelve
months with interest, secured by purchasers notes
and deed Of trust on TIE property. Deed given on
ratification Of sale. Fifty dollars TO be paid at SALE
Conveysncing At purchaser,s cost. -
REGINALD rENDALL, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser,
iY1-XFM&da 1GeorRetoNn Courierl
National Republican., 1875-07-08
Il. SWEET.

IL heal Estate BROKER and AuctlOneer,
No. Sn Seventh street, opposite U. ). Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWo-sToRY PRESS
BRICK FRONT RESlDENCE AND TWO
STORY BACK BUILDING ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF sTRGET. BETwEEN HGW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND Fl lHrEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AT ACCT on.
BY virtue OF Q deed oftrnst to me, datei october
], 1874 duly recorded In Liber No. 76s folio 1874
of the land records for the District Of Columbis,
snd At the request Of the party thereby secured,
win ell public auction. ffont Of the premises
on MONDAY, July 10, 1875, at O'Clock p. m, all
that piece or parcel or ground, staats and
lumbia, and known and described as lot numbered
thirty-four, (A In Burgess recorded subdivision
of certain lots. In square numbered one hundre1
hty-two, asa, } together with the improvements,
&c., subject, however, to prior deed of trust,
dated June 81 ls7s, to secure "a in three yIars
at six per cent. interest
Terms Of sale: For amount realized above said
deed Of trust are follows: The amount Of indebt-
edness secured by deed Of trust unpaid, with the
expense of sale in sash, and the balance In SIX 90
and twelve (i2) months. A depo3lt Of 800 will be
required WHEN the property Is sold. II the terms
OF sale are not compiled with in seven days from
sale. the trustee reserves the right to resell at
risk and cost of the defanlting purchaser. All c6-
veyancing at purchaser's cost.
- - SAMUEL n. BOND, Trustee.
fy7-WFM&ds EDWIN j. SWEET, Auct.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
DYE. n. WARNER.
u Pssl Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Rstidings cor. seventh and streets y. W.

BALE oFALiReE AND VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT ON BRIDGE STREET., BETWEEN
GREEN AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
On TUESDAY, he 18th day Of July, A. u. 1875,
at6o'clock p. M, will ofer for sale. at public
ttered In the subdivision OF lots lss and ls In
Bealps addition to Georgetown. made By commits
having 'front.' Of % feet Bridge street. and run
ming back with that width % feet 20 l0-foot alley,
Terms: One third cash, and the balance in two
equal lnstalmens In one and two years, for which
the notes OF the purchaser shah be taken, bearing
interest At eight per ceDtum per snnum- and Sc
cured BY deed OF trust up n the property sold. All
conveysnrtng and recording ~ the cost OF pur-
chaser; e0o to deposited at time OF sale. Terms
to be complied with In i've days from day OF sale,
]. T. COLDNELL,
US-d&ds Salesman.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
DRoPosALs FOR HEMP.

pRoPOSALS FOR HEMP.
NAVY DKPART,rENr,l
l. BuRRAU On EQUIPMSTT An d RECRUITING, \
WAsHIrGTos, June q, 1875. y
Sealed proposals will .Se received at this bureau
until SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock, the nth Of July,
1875, for the delivery Of the following kinds Of
Hemp ct the Charlestovn navy-yard, subject
there to the usual inspection and Government
tests, viz:
100 tons Manila. OF LAO pounds per ton.
100 tons American, OF 2, ,240 pounds per ton
100 tons Russia, Of 2 240 pounds per ton.
Separate bids will be received for each kind Of
hemp. EFlL
Samples Of the quality required can be seen st
the commaDdanps office, at the said nayy-yard,
where ell Information can be obtained.
The price Of the hemp offered must include Its
Two Satisfactory Securities must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing faithful execution Of the ofer
n sccepted. y r-5.
The bureau reserves the right to reject any or
all the bids, 1t is dssned best for the interests
Of the Government. 49,.
Any Of the hemp that Is rejected Is to be I'm
medistely removed from the nayy.ysrd; other.
wise win remain there at the bidders risk until
removed. s..
Hemp" and addressed to the undersigned.
r. w. SHUFELDT,
k.e eaf
National Republican., 1875-07-08
DYE. n. WARNEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneert
Federal BuildinRs corner Seventh and sts. n. W,
JUDICIAL SALE OF = yALUAsLE EAEM,


JUDICIAL SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM,
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MAINLAND,
NEAR WASHINGTON CITY, ID. Q.
Upon an order passed on the lSlh day OF June,
lumbis, sitting IS . District Court Of the United
and personal property OF the Flrst National Bank
At the hour Of two O'Clock D. M, on SATURDAY,
That tract Or parcel cf land situate In Gontsensry
ssHesy Ss.F sSS
Thlcket, and part Of tract called 'Josepn's
Park, :, and being the same property which was
ton. u. c., By Thomas Anderson, trustee, by deed
dated June "a ls73 ana recorded In Liber T. B. p,
No. 10 folio 43S, &C., one Of the land records OF
70 Ss tSe cour afoid Pse e &s
OF sale are third In cash and the residue in
and two years In equal annual instalments bearing
Interest q seven per cent Psr Al snnam SOr the IN,
property sold deposit OF $40 In cash At time Of
sale wiz be required. All conyeyAneing at the eL;
Pe1se OF pr,sS purcn,ssr terms ss,, OF sale ss,n a
from day of sale rights reserved resell the PROB
erty at risk and cost Of defaulnng purchaser This
farm 1So acres, more or efs and s locsted
.road, about eight mi es from washington, and Is
Spring depot, and about half mile, BY good dirt
pelifsn railroad IL .djolns the ands Of Messrs.
Clark; Is in 3 neighborhood dstinguished for its
to Churches he's and school houses. The improvemsnts
consist Of q comfortable frame dwelling house and
all necessary outbuildinRs. The land Is well
wooded and e w.tsred 6y M large nna "a
ReeeTer First National Bank, wa:6lnEtSp; s6I Pc
jel7-ThSTu&ds Salesman.
National Republican., 1875-07-08
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Summer schedule.
SUNDAY, June 9, is7s.
$50 a. m. Bsitimore and BiSdensbUrg.
SIS q. N. Baltimore. ,AnnspOIiS, Frederick ant
7:S. ssi,l@cfs;. s. Ssf. SEs.nf:,s s., 4 Relay;
Ca4s 70 'Sf %bye saIpss springs PAor
s:ooa m. New York, P6nsdsiphia, Boston, and
500 a. m. Chicago, Coiumbus, sandusky, Cincin.
natl louisville, 6. Louis, Pitts
fSxS. and .fredeist; Psrior Cars. cars.
so usP,sr Dinner a. ogm6sIIand; no,,dI :,a w.
..,o tions, tMetrSg9litsa BEanch-)
,siS siS BsmSss AND AMID Seigy %iE Stations
n:sO "a. m. Rsiiimore, Eiiieotf city and Way Sta.
1oOp. m. New Sf York, Phnadelphi., Boston, Nor.
folk and Baltimore. Dinner At Relay,
A;0 2; m; on Sundays, baltimore aud
!s;@ p. m. Bahfmore, Laurel and Relay:
Way Stations. (Via Metropolitan
s:Sp. m. Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
6:op. m. Baltimore and Phil.delphia.
6;lop. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
5:0p. M Chicago. st., louis, IeuIsvrle, Column
5s4a. sas hFt !, 4 IsRaaISs:surl IfRIlIRsi; Fuliasa
Bii$s9s .ds Ss ssE FSIf {Rsy Tef h..
tons on su1days.l
81 81 E:sIRSSs $s5s Esss - EspSs:. sS0''
e:lbp. N. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Bottom, Fast Express.
u:S p, m. Fast Express. Chicago, st. Louis,
Pittsburg, Deer Park and Berkeley.
Pullm Al cars. Breakfast at Grafton.
SUNDAY IRA ms. Il
s:is 2. n. Bsliimore, Philadelphia, New York
e, ss,tinore ana Way ststions-s:oo a. m,
For Baltimore and n Relay, $50 a. M, 500
d. m.
West-s:co a. n, $50 and Il rs D. m, stoppiA
An trains stop at viadnct Hotel, RelAp HouA
Station
FOR further information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket ofices, Washington Station. and
46S Pennsylvania avenue, where orders wiz be
taken for baggage to be checked and EeeeiTed at
any point IN the city. s,s, ~ x: 81
I. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KO0HrZ. General Agent. ie7-f