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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-10

REAL ESTATE TRANsFnRs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday.
Deering-Lot of land containing q, 900 square
feet FROM John W. Adams to Geo. d. Little.
Consideration $500.
Portland-Lot of land, corner of Beckett
street and Eastern Promenade, from William
E. Dennison to Charles w. Dennison. Con-
s!deration $500.
Lot of land, corner of Carlton and EWest
streets, from Carlton Kimball to Perez B.
Burnbam.
Lot of land on Cumberland street, from Ma
thaniel Ellsworth to Moses Fl. Foster. Con-
sideration $500.
Lot of land on st. John street from Ellen
Mclaughlin to Annie Joyce. Consideration
$780,
Sebago-Lot- of land containing about 100
acres from John White to Casius M. White.
Consideration $780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-10

TKE M UsEUM.-The representation of s.Di.
vorCe" at the Museum last evening was by far
the most satisfactory yet given. The company
played with unusual spirit. The leading lady
Miss Waldron, has apparently recovered from
her indispositiou, and gave strong, vivacious
and natural rendition of the trying part OF
Fanny" She certainly gave evidence of
much force and careful study.
All the members of the troupe do we'll, and
some finely. The acting of Miss Ulmer as
''Lu" commands warm praise. 1t is eminent.
ly spirited and natural, and as an artistic eff.
fort is certainly worth seeing more than once.
Mrs. Preston is an admirable representative of
the scheming, heartless and polished "Mrs.
Ten Eyck," and is without doubt one of the
very strongest members Of the company. Mr..
Curtis's 'Templetou Jitt'' is vastly entertain.
ing, and the humorous conception of the au-
thor receives justice at the hands of this ac-
complshed comedian. Mr. Arnold gives a
careful, finished and effective impersonation Of
"Alfred'
In all probability divorce" will be with
drawn after Saturday night to give place to
spectacular play Under the Gaslight." The
few remaining opportunities should be improv-
ed. Miss Stratton is expected Saturday morn
ing and will appear next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-10

The Machias Union says that Walter Tee,
IS years old, of Pembroke, was killed at Jeu
kins' mill, Whiting, by piece of timber fall
ing on him. TIE accident happened severa
days ago.
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POWER OF GOVERNOR TO PARDON

Section eight OF Article nine shall be amended, by
inserting after the word real" the words and per-
sonal, so that the section amended shall read as
follows:
Section 8. All taxes upon real and personal
estate assessed by authority Of the state, shall be
apportoned and assessed equally, according to the
just value thereof
Said article shall be further amended, by adding
the following:
Section g.. The legislature shall never in any
manner suspend or surrender the power Of tax
ation.'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-10

The Belfast Journal says that Prof D. A
Sargent fell on Monday, while performing up
on the horizontal bar, at his gymnasium il
Pitchers storehouse. He struck upon his hea
injuring him severely.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-10

Amend Article four, Part third, of the Constitu-
ton, by adding thereto the following sections:
Section Is. The Legislature shall from time to
time, provide far practicable, by general laws,
for all matters usually appertaining to special or
private legislation
Section IA. Corporations shall be formed under
general laws and shall be created by special acts
of the Legislature, except for municipal purposes,
and in where the objects OF the corporation
not otherwise be attained; and however formed, they
shall forever be subject to the general laws Of the
state,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

THE TYRANNY OF SHAKEsPEARE-Per-
maps tie attacks upon the literary aud
moral records OF Shakespeare are partly
owing 10 a sense of oppression suffered hy
mlankicd under the weight of SO tremendous
an intellect. Ii is an uncomfortable tyranny.
Ihere Is no escape from IL. No matter IN
what new direction new writer sallies
forth, almost always he discovers that this
lndomltable mind has pushed its way before
MIN. Imagine, for instance, the effect OF a
Consciousness of this upon our nineteenth
century writers OF tragedies. Tennyson knew
wen, before esSsying his latest WORK that
the highest praise he could hope to win was
Inc praise OF even remote association with
chat high and sacred name" A critic dares
70 suggest such an association, and the world
rises up Ia rebuke. In vain the Spectator re-
views one OF Shskespeare's tragedies. points
out IFS weaknesses, and shows how much
more severe we are upon the contemporary
poet than upon the author Of Henry viii.
What does the world care for Shakespeare's
faults. II is Shakespeare that it wants
ScsiJiier for December
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~The Arkansas senate has passed a bill
changing the name OF Clayton county to
Clay.
%John Roach, of Chester, has received
the contract for the building of eight more
ships, to cost S3, 100000.
~Gen. Mcclellan has secured apartment.
in Baltimore, and will take up his temporary
residence there about the eth OF December.
RTIn an alter cation between two women
al Fallsburgh, N. Y, a few days since one
raised an iron poker and killed q child In the
arms OF the other.
was granted on Thursday, Nov. IL, at nine
O'CLOCK In the morning and the plaintiff was
married the same evening.
EFMotion was made In the New York su-
preme court yesterday TO vacate the order OF
arrest against Tweed or TO reduce bail In the
suit to one million dollars.
e0After reading his text, "But man dieth
and wasteth away, yea, giveth mp the ghost.
and where 10 he 2" q few Sundays ago, Rev.
Jsaac Hanks, o minister at Maimsbury
1The public prosecutor ut Berlin has an
piled 70 the senate Of the state tribunal to In
dict Count Won Amin for treason, on &C.
count OF his alleged authorship OF the panph-
let which recently appeared.
@The United States district court at
Philadelphia decides that q supervisor OF the
internal revenue service il not the proper
0mcer TO examine the checks received In q
s0An Enslish clergyman who has re-
cen ,t visitsa SAT- Like has given currency
project 70 purchase the Holy Land, ana sce
themselves mp In Jerusalem.
~People going 70 the Pacific should know
that along In Wyoming and Utah, on the
soe niacea ~ q .ae nov !, yssy ds %
Ieet
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JOSEPH n. KELLEY, Auciioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED pRoprprv
On TIE WEST SIDE or I0IH STRErT
NORTH. AT AUCTION. srhEErs
~ ny virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated Nav n.
- ieI and recorded In Liber 64S folio AS ~ ths
ieLs records OF the District of Oolum bis we will
olsI Ior safe ~ punlic auction, in front or the
prerises, on WEDNESDAY,, Decem Der a. ls7s At
= CLOCK p. m, certain property in Washineton
SIp, ~ u, snd being parts of Lots "A and IS in
Sonh ". Adams subdivision OF SQUARE S3l and
osgnplDe therefor az point in the west ne Oh 10th
street west Is feet inches north from the south-
ihenss, thence west 81 feet l0x inches to an alley
nence south Is feet inches and thence east 10 the
peeinning, with the improvements thereon az
ING IN atwostory Frame Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One. fourth cash; the balance in
three equal miscellaneous, at L. and Is months: the
purchaser TO give HIS her notes for the deferred
payments, with interest until paid at per cent ner
snpum, secured BY deed OF trust on the property.
Si3 deposit on acceptance Of bid All convey
with within seven day. from day Of sale
MyA Nm q q st Esp3EEIAIRDs' Trustees.
novI6-eo8ds JOSEPH q. KELLEY, Auct
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THr HOUR OF Mr.. JEFFERsoN's GREAT
TRIUMPH I'm England IL clouded with a graf
gfiei hls your gest child, a boy four wears
old. died IN London two weeks ago after AN
illness OF four days. This child-Harry, he
pet OF the houSehold-was born IN Chicago
on The night OF the great fire. His death
brings sorrow 10 one OF the happiest homes
on earth. BY peremptory command of phy-
slclans, MI Jefierson contlnned % act.
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nOWNMAN 3 GREEN,
u Bed Estate Brokers and Auctionesrs,
l12 It'll street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND WE'LL LOCATED REAL ESTATE, CON
SISTlNG OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, ON
i lfjS rsaTlR IRE; hsd SRnTWEEN And SIS.
= By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April Il.
4. D: las, and duly reeorded 10 Libsr 10; 80,
Columbia, a.d az the request Of the party secured
thereby, WIN ssll e public auctions Il font the
ts, q O'clock p M, a thas eeEtsin piece or LOT
o. Tound, situate IN the city Of Washington, Dis
Of aid city e Lot nunbersd thirty 90 in sa1srs
numbered two hundred and twenty, (a10,) according
TO Dsyidsons subdivfsion Of said square, duly re.
corded In tho Surveyor eoe Of sid city, together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash ,(of which 600
must Be paid q time Of sale, and the balance in
70 b secured By purchasers notes beartpe eight
cent interest from day Of sale until paid md deed
recording Ct purchasers cost. II terms % sale are
not complied with In six days after sale the Trustee
reserves the night TO resell 81 risk and cost q the
- VIM. =. BoLrzMAN, Trustee.
noy3o-dn =. o. LUTTRELL, Salesgea.
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Flipping toes" Is the fragrant flower of
spetch applied 10 dancing by the first society
OF Osbors:s City, Kansas.
ga number OF BROOKLYN churches ara
badly I'm debt and thlnly attended. III is pro-
posed 10 double up" sell some of the build
ines and combine on fewer places of worship
and fewer ministers.
- Henry Bachman, German of very re-
spectacle character In Brooklyn having
been unable 10 procure work since last sum
mer and having spent his savings, hung him.
self.
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MAR RIEn-

CUMMlNS-LEAR.N November -, ISIS, at Christ
ehur.h navy Yard, by the Rev. q. ID. Andrews.
Mr. j. n. CCNMINs, of Philadelphia, Pa, al Miss
FANNIE A 4. LIAR, Of this city.
lPhilsdeiphia papers please copy.I
OLLIDGE-CRAwF0RD. Wed nssday, 18th
November, 1875, az MckeBdree N n church, nv
the Rev. Robert W. Todd, of E.ston. Nd, assisted
tN keN. j. III. Dashed, Isaac 8. BoLLIOGE aud
Niles ANNIE B. second daughter Of jas. g. Craw-
fond, esq d, both q this city.
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u II. WARNER,

TON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
- By virtue Of the last will and testament of
kk:l Mary Ann Kerr, admitted to probate 27th uly
last, and ordered to be recorded by the Su preuas
Court OF the District OF Columbia, aud capable of
conveying real estate, which were devised to- the
subscrber to be sold, disposal Of, and convened BY
proceeds thereof to pay off her money iegacies, the
subscriber offers for sale the following Houses aud
Lots late the estate OF the said Mary Ann Kerr his
On "WEDNESDAY, December 18th, ISIS, in front
O'Clock 1 % tn shs srsfR ries Dwellings. Store.
and Premises south side Of Pennsylv ania avenue
and street, between 9th and 10th Streets 50 aare
SEQ, Lots = and =, formerly in the occupation Of
Elizabeth Lowe and George ". brew, each fronting
Is feet Ia inch tho Avenue and - feet 7x inch %
on street. The first contains las square feet the
With a. b. Shepherd, ESQ.,. the purchaser OF Lot i,
adjoining, has the right to use fvestory division
wall on the side Of this lot.
At O'Clock \. m, one-half OF Lot No. II, Square
3S, fronting = feet the east side Of 18th street.
between @ and streets northwest, containing yUS
At O'Clock ,. m, Lot ., Square 70, 20 feet ON
street, near 18th street; $50 square feet.
At O'Clock p. m, part Of Lot No. 8, Square SI7 20
feet ON 9th street east between street south and
virginia avenue; 10y square feet
70 be paid within thirty days from the day Of
sale; and the balance In sx and twelve months from
the day Of sale, bearing per cent. Interest from
that Gay to be secured 90 the satisfaction Of the SUBJ
.criber. A deposit Of $50 WI be required ON the
dey Of sale from each purchaser On payment Of the
pnnrehass money! md not before, the subscriber
A. RANDALL. Executor
nos 60 1T C0LDWsLL, ssissmau. a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

II Il. wARNEE,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
TRRFFsST PERTS SALE OF yAhgARLE IMPROVED
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on THE soUTH
sF WISER kL So fMP RGs oT 5S
T sSTREET BETWEEN sD AND AZ STREETS
b vi. .,5,q S.S Sf deed dated March
in the q snd By te
vIitten Isquest Of the party secured thereby. -.
November ga i sse az eio:k on =.
that piece Or parcel Of isnd situate and being the
ino~H and .Isns;sd as ali Of Lot ietaessd A, q
lots eight and nine
IsSI With the inprovements thereon, consisting Of
stsa q s.sa o ru.. dated r.oru.r,
18th, is, and duly recorded 10 Leer No rs, folio
the written request Of the party secured thereby, We
iii 81 public bsrs,sSSn' S1 the s1s%ss, on
in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia, and
snd
Terms: One: fourth cash; balance in 6, Il and Is
pcsit Of 800 win Be required sale Of each lot
Of sale are not complied with within seven days az
s5 sss 1 III the
chaser, after five days advertisement.
g Sk6. J6 s. fnh psoa,' Trustees.
~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until MONDAY, November
10Th 1873, same hours and places. By order Of the
Trustees.
noy24 .eo&ds IT. OOLDwELL, Salesman.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Apctfoneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Auctioneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and d streets
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOB
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
S, Der, ISIS, a I O'Clock :. m, shan sell 70
fuckers subdivision of eastern part of lot No 8,
square 5l5, improved by q weIlbuilt three story
frame dwelling house, located on the north side of
Mashing ton street, between 4th and 5th and aud
streets porthweft first house west OF 4th street.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL
snd IS months, for which notes will be taken bear
ing interest at per cent. per aunum, secured by
deed Of trust on the property cold. Conveyapcing
az tho cost OF the purchaser. 80 cash required
time OF sale. If ter ms not complied with in 7
days, 10 be resold at exp nse OF purchaser.
This Pre- perry must be sold to close Building As
sociation, consequently investors may expecr go I'd
property at q low price, making il desirable in
vestnert. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
nev26 a Auciioneef.
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" DUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lie Droit Building, corner 9Th and SITS north ~est

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, IN
WAsaiNGT0E COUNTY. DC.
- BY yiItue OF Q deed OF trust, dated on the 22d
day Of usust, A; D; 1873, and recorded among
Liber No 72s folio 4'4. and At tn, request Of the
party secured thereby shall sell At public auction,
In front OF the premises. on TUESDAY, the -
day Of December, A. D. 1875, at O'Clock m, Lots
No. hye go and eight 80, In Thomas W. Berry o
snbdyision Of BLUE Plains" and part Of q Slle
VieT," as surveyed by Randolph Coyle, and re-
corded with certain deed from John A. Middleton
OF a.. to Annie NJ. Middleton al among the said
land records, in Liosr No 7o4, folio 3l2 Said Lot
and Lot No contains about 81 acres roods and ii
petches, and they are both upimproved.
Terms OF sale: $1,000 with per cent interest
from the LIST day Of December, A. d. 1874, and the
81 penses Of sale, in cash; and the balance in two
equal instaIlments, At six and twelve months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and secured BY deed Of trust
300 required of the purchaser at he time Of sale
All conveyApcing at the pense OF the purcha GER
II the terms Of sale not complied with in seven
days from the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and csst Of
the tefaulting purchaser, after giving seven days
notice In the Evening Star.
WIN. 8: MITCHELL, Trustee.
REGINALD FENDALL, Attorney
nov29eo&ds YOUNG MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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(UURT SALE.


By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
March, 1875, In the case of William g. HuntinGton
trustee, VI. Robert J. Walker and others, being
s9Iity cause number 1872, and BY virtue Of the
taid order, shall sell to the highe t bidder in front
Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th dsy
OF december, 1875, ct O'Clock in the after noon, the
whole OF lots No three, Is, four, ~ Ave. 49, and
SIX, IN square numb.r six hundred and eighty
Columbia: Each lot will be sold separately Lot
fronts lS feet North Capitol street and 100 feet
on street north, contains IL 500 square feet Of
ground, and 1s improved ny the three story and
basement dwelling house known as Bethel Cot
tage" containing nineteen rooms, besides bath
room and conservatory. The house is near the
capitol. and commands fine view of Washington
:, Lot has : front of s7H feet on North Capitol
10 2l5 square feet, and is improved only by an old
frame stable Of little value.
Lot adJoins Lot 4 on the north, and is OF the
same dinner sions: 1t is unimproved.
street and 100 feet on North street. 1t contains
zoo square feet, and Is improved By large two
story frame building, which is now used as store
house IL fs . valuable lot for business pur poses
o. cause Of i,s being very neay the Baltimore ana
Terms OF sale to each lot: One fourth cash, the
remainder in three equal instaments in g. IL and Is
month from day Of sale; the deferred payments to
pear interest from dsyof SALE and to be secured
orty sold AZ each lot is cold deposit Of 9200 In
cash and not by check will be required Of the pur
CHASER the terms Of sale be piled with as
to either lot In FIVE days after the nal rattle alton
right to resell that lot at the risk and cost Of the de-
fsnlt1ng purchaser. All conveyancIuR at pur.
ehasels expense A. B. WORTHINGrOH,
IovZy m,w,t6ds Trustee.
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U H. WARNER.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT ON The A0ATH SIDE OF X ST., NEAR
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
- On WEDNESDAY, December Sth, ISIS. ct
o'clock :; n, win BE- offered e public auction,
Or DsEcsl Of ground stuats n the city q Washing
division Of original lot number one In square nun
Der SIS, fronting 3lk feet on = street.
Terms 800 cash, and the balance ct @, u, end Is
months, at Per can't Interest, secured by deed Of
trust. deposit Of l0o win b. required time Of
sale. All copveyaucfng ct purchasers cott.
nov3s-eo J. r. OOLDWELL, salesman.
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LYON, lthe signal officer on Mt. Washing
ton. y. H. supposed 20 have been lost on
The mountain during the severe storm OF
Wednesday, reached the summit next morn
ing In an exhausted condition, having passed
the night In a dc serted hut
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A NENGEFUL SCHoLAR.-McCormLe n
schoolmaster In Ross, Michigan, was nearly
killed this week by being struck with a stone
rupfghed
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A PROMISING TRorrEE.-Two- thirds in
terest in Jenifer. the two yesr-old thorough
bred OF Edgecombe, ~. G., were sold on We'd
nesday last 10 the Tar River Jockey club for
$3.50. Jenifer Is entered for the spring races
at Saratoga, Long Branch and j erome Park.
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YoUNG MIBDLEToN, A1Gtioneers.
LIE Droit Building, corner Sth and streets n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE 4.srORY
BkICk HOUSE AND STORE, SITUATED ON
THE CUBNER OF 7TH AND I STREETS

TkUsTEE,S SALE OF LARGE 4-STORY
BHICk HOUSE AND STORE, SITUATED ON
The SEsN s OF 7TH AND 1 SHEETS
a PuIsuart to decree Of the Supreme Court of
n the District Of Columbia, passed on the 2ot b
ds . Of November. A; D. 1875, ia Equity cause No.
44s9, docket Is, wherein Eleanor Miller by commit.
tee, &c, i. complainant and George W: Miller and
others are DEFENDANTS will sell at public auction,
In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, Deem
Der I'd, A. d. ISIS, ct AZ O'Clock ,. m, all that
piece or parcel Of ground being part Of mum
bored a8 beginning at the southeast corner Of said
square and running west along the line of street
eighty feet four and half inches. thence north
eighty six feet eight inches, thence east i've feet,
thence south one foot inch. thence seventy
hye feet four and half inches to the line Of 7th
street, and thence south eighty five feet and seven
inches TO the place Of beginning, together with the
improv ements thereon
Terms Of the sale: One-fourth Of the purchase
money, together with the expenses of the sale, in
cash, and the balance in three equal payments at
purchasers notes, bearing eight per cent interest.
and by deed Of trust on the premises deposit Of
500 will be required at the time Of sale, and all
convey ancing at the purchasers cost If the terms
not complied with in seven days. the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Trustee,
YOUNG Il MIDDLETON,
noN23N 29Sdecl Auctioneers.
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pROPOsALs FOR BEEF FOR INDIAN
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT,

CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT,
SEALED Proposals Viii be received q. this Once,
in duplicate, until ~ O'Clock, the Doth DAY OF
ssaa g inSans IN sSs
FoI the Cheyenne e and Arapahoe Agency-,,soo 900
weight. rsf Sod pounds gross
IL: and s,ss
The delivery Of shs cattle must oommsnos in each
of the points named, on the first day Of February
ier date, If and thsreafsr deliveries shall
be made, ~ such times and in such quantities the
times Of sers and amounts to be dsliVersd to be-
determin end seasonable notice given BY the re-
sss dae S
the s be a Of S
Fayments Viii be m.de on proper receipts after
the account therefor shall have been properly ap-
Zach proposal must have a copy Of this advertise
In sHseGtins any contract, the right viii be re- 3;
above 70 an extent. not exceeding twenty i've per
cent, and the right Is also reserved to reject
the best interests Of the government .'N ~
No nid viii be received from any person who has
No contract or part thereof, viii be permitted to
ts let Q. assigned t 70 other party without
Eysry bid must be accompanied By certified
sioner Of Indian Affairs. on some Uni.ea States os
postory, as guarantee q good faith, which check
or draft shall be at least five centum Of tho ag
be furnished,l and IN case any bidter, on being
with rood and sufcient suretiss acc srdins to IL:
terms which hi. bId was made and accepted. such
bidder shall forfeit the amount de Dosted TO the
United States, and the shall forthwith be paid
into the Treasury; but such contract shall be duly
executed aforesaid, such draft check 20 depos
tied shall be returned to the bidder.
AZ the execution Of the contract q bond will be re-
ouired TO its full amount for the faithful perform
ance thereof. With two suretes, whose sum-
cheney must be certified to by United States judge
district attorney.
Proposals. should be enclosed In an envelope ID
dreesed 70 the under and endorsed s Propos-
ole for Beef for lodi ans !"
Bidder are invited to be present e the opsnisg Of
Superintendent Indian Affairs.
poy99-n,vi, tflliSDec
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

have aly.ys on hand large and assorted toch
OF ANTHRACITE and BITGMINOUS GOALS,
PIN 3, OAK and HICKORY WOOD In the stick, or
sawed and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands OF Imported
and D. meetic CkMENTS and CALOINED PLAS-
lies, and hsndlins yearly many millions Of BAN
GOR LATHS, am In condition 70 ill orders Of any
Character In my line with dispatch and fidelity At
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy compe-
urion.
Central Omce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch Yard-lst ST., bet. and sts., southeast.
Whsrf-Boot Of Sd street southeast.
octSl-J WIN. 0UINAND.