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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
NJ IIs-EE IJSfGIEG. y. s. AND CENTRAL r. X
AID SOUTHERN x. r. OF LONG ISLAM.
Trains leave Gour s,lud city ~ follows:

~ LISSEE TLJSHlNG, y. $. AND GENITAL r. H.
Trans leave Lour -'aud city rs follows:
FROM r, y = and central Depot, north Of Ferry.
For Flushing lui.cst coll, &c .Ioi, ana M'l.s'nna-
$50, 80 p 10 t'' q M 2o3 80 S'2I 90 .o'' o''I
For Flushing ,islnsl Great Nrck Erluen-c35 732
F. ny ait i6 a. M i265, 2jS Jos ABB
ii enq' eInoer e5.acn o cry E., dq "a
ne a e e. m , MIA, Ga i afd i . nshs Fdr "a
' For PI gaSy 3a@ ,'5 o. ~ N.Y. d. la p M
Tor ra'gayeoe- % b p ~. H., .,,,,, ,, r,.rr..
For jana caG.3l o3, $50, 600, 1908 ll.o am; l'2
For Fs iotsaaay and HocLaw@y Brlc-7o3 1898, ll5o
f i Lar Eociavay o-0aj, o:o5 aca, ESQ.,
, Tor "' Locust valley Csc $50 zoos M 5o3 1904. 5oa
For V 1908 $50 1880 a. r: 8O2 4ot $50 p
For Port Jcacisou-G55 1908 a M. Dos b. 10 Southport
FGr 'Babyon-7.o3 $50 1880 O. a.; 4ol. 2, COS p. N.
For ls-,Oa. $50 a. m.. .. ~ Iaiohosue-''J o. No.
For Riyernead- o. a. a., SOB 4G3 p. M.
For Grccnrort and sas arDor Hiaoe-9o5 a. n and io3
For creedraoor oni y. ( G . r m 3n,rxs
For a F Fl g9 - H" @%an 81 and %E,coue-
= ',+, Ia u a. ~, .. iI,o 80, ~ i' mo. I5rm
For G.rJ,n city aud H,upsead-9lJ, 1888 NJ, o:o5
fr Babylon and ratehcs,e a M 900 P " Ferry.
Fo' tar ic5kaSay and Eae,away H,1r!-o 10, II a. M;
far NorL ' Gr and Fort jefferson g ogoa m Norllrorr
iior G ic '.' Valley $50 @. ~, Chopin.
iir,.s,s leave Sc, Sois go. Of Jamca.. sr1day-
sHccrd fe'' a. H. :" r. n efTr, 80 pn-',- ~. . .
' f'r y ID.'s .a,; &,aias III o. ,. - f'arra s
aFONrCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE,
az - a.. and i D. DID, tcl NosI' IhIi, and ou,&oE
a. "i wr'a'' "a. ', , g. . - ,' H.. i, i, i. Il
So d. H. 80. $50. $50 t'o p m. D.. llHT""'t aud "A
,,' aua o5,r q, may tc tuea at oe in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
DodrG Gu0 Rooms.
Below Fourtccnth-ss.


1 BNERTI~ ENENI$ FOR TIE NaN-
y l.EE manu- WILL o.. iNi1 ST +, IT, y.
t'" ..fl, t.'. 10. 49, '' 's' f'.tir ~ ,,,D
- 'i 'i"N ~, co.. Do no ~ DFirI...
.'" ~; 10y. grey M mi tu..rf. f.f...U .r.
pl,, llt-.
,,,,,rr, ,.,,i, ,.,-,-,,,-.,t ar transient. will
!BAtl IT, '.,lt 20 , ,, , iI, ~, ,.f ~ -
hHt '.-.t' . ~. T.. .,t.ir-.. r.,...
..-',,, Co.,. .'i ' ''" '
or - ROOMS 70 LET. with board. in "A
- '. ..'. '.,..... ,.ll. .s, ,.,r,.ruf f,thsf.
'''.. ''''
~ WEST lot list. $500 Large pleasant
- ROOMS 60 i'' sn A'Ai.p i','I."',' ,,.'N' .'''
90 WEST ~ N~i'l\tltN- - | AItE.-~ultc
80 - t.lsr- fr ..s also rlel. l,sfs tabl. Iu,X
,.',, ,..nI. l.,f.r.u,. fsf.ll,.L
Ues, side.
,-.,,l,,
CGGi. FRONT ROOM ana BLDbDpM
= ,.....- . d gU t{u lI % small private fIus'V, lu
f. ,.,. l,", r,sr s..,rrHiI squire rft r.u,'.. Adj
l... Tribune iIt.rr l'lS LtuIn,ay.
=, ,,., .. III 5000. .....l
IL. u. j.. "f'..NN Ms h't''. 'iI', - -,
,,''.S' ROOMS with f''' "'.'' ' '.'''''
-.,,,,. .,. II 1 -. So, 81,
, I'sr G 1.,, afa,,",, Viii Or without
~ an ,[.,,, table l.,frI AND I-f Fences class.
80, 80, - ,,-t,..r III. panN4
80. ,,.- i lon contra. Ca.,,
g. r. .tf ir . - hons. ir.t.,l.,-s terms trislu4
".''', t'r,.,...' " 49,
DIE I'''h''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
CALFYDARs-THIs DAY.
SUPREME COURT CHAMpEH>-WEs

- r.a.,,,a at v,y,Io 1 us Navarro agt. Baird, re-
81 James agt Green. 80 49,, or Nfjtfn.,rt.
co BcGc act hearE -t,''I.,Ion ,,..,utv Nro.
81 Mouebiann agt west AoS''i'O ~ art
lcin $3.50,
l93 Hir~ch agt Hanrdh2n 80, - ~. o,t .aqt
- ~ ar ME Shes. 223. Brink agi. Geimahla
tOs FIe pro1fnr Co 90, ~ !. s-.s,,-o Fire
1911 Denny agt THE Metro ZZl-.Sa ne ~ ~ N'a
80, It. ~ same act. Ecrubnc
2G9 Lave AT. laEe. oco r,,. ~ 81 ord
2lu Matter of Darling. a-S. schwartz
fi.,,orest (fano agt ACC uhu
80 80 nv, - N,cv 247 .COrrican AIT Han
ZeI ''. '.l- =" o50. Goodwin Z. cobb.
t3 y, ~, t{iono and 267 Mitchell Mitchell
H. eptral l.. r. Co ~ 3tIs W.. I,,s,,,T moo
200 SraulGinc act HirSc -io--' nv ~ ,,r.Tsca
EsV WI, wi - a. Green 2-l FaCau act. BeCrS.
% IT ,.-,!.,orar 90. Brown Crescent
"a r,l.,,l,it'i a.at C,,1r Improvement Co.
IeitCh aCL CrtVaeu. Z'b-.h'V"u aaN ~ VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
Dgsluc5s Chances.

----.-.--...--....-,, -,-,,~,.~,-,~~~y~>,y>yyo
CNNBLEN ROSS.
- Nau,ri, % GLNi.iAL AGENT with capital, for New
YORK ana ,uify to handle" IliE FATHERS STORY OK
CtAhlEl ROSS The most touching and absorbing story
Iu The annals 90 American history.
Must UNDERSIGNED the agency opportunity
for tr,, class party.
Address,
JOHN L. POTTER & Co.. Publishers.
rhiitd'luli2, Penn.
eth NHH INVESTED in Granite Quarry,
tpv.boO Bu. lr.s, ind Land viii double tstment
yearly. ABEL WlillLp,h, ~ouL " iIIor, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
EotGs.
5i!ratlone uDJH!co-a ld!c5

ADVERTISEMENT For THE NEW
y T1HN TuIEU NJ " ILL BE EEcEiNIp At TUE VI
Town OFFICES No i.t." broadway: co., ILty,r ~ st.
OF sos Wet Tru,y Third 800. cor. Eighth ave- 7Oh lhu'
mo- .ur ruty -,ycu'u.~t.at thr HARLEM tiEltlr No.
CluIrn Sa,ugs Bank Bul.uI- mp 10 p 4a, at regular
o.ucr rates
1 YOUNG MAN writing a good hand and
" HAVING considerable business experience wishes "ob-
tain EslIIDN,rNEm rhlipup tomNi SION 60. ,'',s.i
business when" Hc could uahr himself us,iuli salary uod'
craft. hdI.ces A.. Box Is, Tribune Office.
OACHNAN.-Wmird, situation rs coach
y nll civ country, by Freedman: unirist nos ms
h-r, thoroughly sober end honest best ~ References
thr,. year. Addr,, EilNCuIAN II and II last "V-'t
E'OACHNAN and GARDENER and HOUSE
y WORK. tuUtnus wanted, bl GttHan ana VIZ ~
the co,try MA. cugohyIu guj eauth,r VIE 20 gen
vl,hst.
6,OACIElAN and GROON-By Protestant
Y man SD, .,lu.shy understands hi, business ~ q. rs
hut,. iul , driver; D-t Nt1is with last employer
I tftI.tru iu want az man ~ ial capacity "a. t
CO.. or addrc~. COACHMAN, t02 Lat 2Jtl"st.
GARDENER. &c.--By Il German, aged 81
y,Is who can Il. an binss o, vegetable ana flower gar
grounds ass also dp 'rHvuIh, care 3ut dave catei
bee. Recommendations. Aply al LAEfENlEI'S, JUS olI
3,r., near "iIH'.
USEFUL MANLY a Scotch Protestant,
AGED 20 wears Vt0 cla do eari,us, NOV lawns, car"
ltr,,s ana cattle r, drive, a" i.pWoiE, &,. Apply 40
LAgpLSrGNS, 30, Jlh ave, no~g 't. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by day boats G.. VlB-
~ BARD and DANIEL DREw.-Ieave Vestry at pier
at 40 apd 2ltl 9t $50 Lending At Skae. 400 az
Bnnebeck Catskll and Hudson Close connection al Albany
with new al p. 10. Tor tne Wet over Newh oIk
Central ana by special TIA 10 saratoga AN Round Lake To
West Point and Newbure return day 81. Pough
koeV-ic - 81. sara,ogi and return - 40.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
A. leave NewYOrE fron foot OF DcSbrosseo and Cort
S3j ~. for Washington and the West Pullman parlor
cars nom New.NOrk to Baltimore aud washington
Pullman seepers and day carr nom baltimore 10 Fl'1
nahes clos, Connections FOR Columbus Indianapolis ane
925 am, tied Express with through Pullman arriv
ING ~ Washington az 40 p. IL, and making same con
ma. cnruc.tIo. with Il shepherd at 81 D
$50 D. H. Washington and the south, savannah, Florida
Baltimore and Washington. Pullman SiegperS aud dag
ca, non Baltimore to Chicago, Cincinnati IT. LOUIS
Columbus. NcwOTodIs. &c.
600 r. ~, daily, FOR Washington the south and west Pul
man Hlccutrs 10 Baltimore and Washington and from
Icuons Tor Louisville indianapolis. the south and south
west Connects 90 Washington with trains for Rich!
hoia - hciOdrg savannah, Florida Ncw-OrIedhs ana
For through tckct- please call at Companys Offices, 35
Of andt ana d. ami Gsnot Jersey CIV ''
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
('ATSKILL CREEK LINE.-Stcamrrs NEW
y CHAMPION or WALTER BEETl "a ly, from Cauaist,
f''r ~ n. r. at" p. No. Pare yOt. GeIths tree.
FALL RIVER LINE.
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WOELD.BENON NED SrEAtE.S
BRISTOL hND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier y, North River foot 81 ,iuu'yst,
DAILY t~J NDAI-. June IN to sept. 10 c'Usyn at
Tickets and otaer0oms secured az principal hoe ard ticket
on ec and on tic pier and steiuprL GEORGE L. CONNOR
Gen. fdsa. Agent. BORDEN * LOWELL Agents.
- ----sz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
,,r.XNsYIVsXIA RAILROAD.


hEEySYIV ANA RAILROAD.
g:.f AZ IIINh LlHb All. Ni '-I' 0i-' Il. '.,,'
DI E Trains lrIHC NtwltfL va b'Hatn-7'h anu INV
lsuat 90 l.Iil.a o. iU.Dna: ~ , &C.. ,.....,
taTr,.s '.r HARRISBURG ltishnirl, U' W ~ ,i' -','
with 'gu. Palace Cas- st.dt.cg, 800 AN, anu "'' l"
-u,.,,.. a.I -..aI.ui
$3.50 10 &c.,. ..r..a. tIy i' itE.'ue, iy.''.th '''
ter amt the Oh &c. IONS. ,,...,.,.,
Ior I.It.,fr ya lu.'DH and tir south Limited N.Nn
lrfrn Iltr.. 81 ruunIu PtInI tiauIiE 't'' r'i's.
arrives 10 W.tIlrtr. go 10 &. D. I,-'ii al IS ~
o. ~ 80 ' ,' :, '.G,l. ~ IT, ao d. u aao, 1913
l. r. a. T. b. H. . d. tI aud ~ ui.lt ttr'uI'" TO- ' 4. y.
a. ii'r ,' L,td'y IS ii. M 3D. t. T. $50, aGd y. lI in
,i.I, .uf SEQ, d .li... = M
IuI ,aIa D,po, % go, CO ~ n IT, ''. W 49, ~
~. ~ @ q , ,. ~, d. hi, sn sunday 20 g.. m and
=" d. An ' '
For newark 90 u, Ct' :, 90 p ~ .I', q. t',i
=. 2iu 30 go, - 80 ~. d" % 3D., - ~, inlay
s.,5' d ~. 7. aud s.ID p. ia ~ ,o,,
it'o td a. 4 i'l6 go 5D 5.20 o. 30. g iJ, go,
~, = "a $40 10 / % d. o.. and - uIgut. SUNDAY,
10 Ir 'ss ''' G. c6 T. 80. g 10, y o. ~ 70 m
~ nv, >, ~ a,Ii .Di,, 30 So. iua D. DO.
T,r Wooll.d'c ,rh au.oy, -outh Auuoy, and 10
-, w.. 10 ..'t. tr, $50 o. 90. ..
i' 49,. p,ts el.h Z. . ana ~ a. 3D., o $40, 40 5-O,
CO p ~ ~, a2L ~ n's'S ~ H'l" s . d u" M
~, ,.'.,, .,,.i i.,. Ia nm p ID a. u aud ~ o. m
, n,.,.r,i' = I'D, 4, t' ,..st = o. a. aaG = H. m
So ,.,,l,ft, liz, J.:ra ui 90. .li 10 y. 90.
t,r ID. i',.I. md .... deere . 80 49, l. l. auI i.4O D. n
f,r r,.iUrrtUr. o. 20 &c. 90. aud 800 f.
fpr Mercer aud Somerset branch "a. 900. ana p ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
Steamboats, ano iialIroaos.

! and NaucatucE nainoais. Fare ~ steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharncs $50 M, and Bridgeport all
(uTlZEN>' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
y SAEA.oGA LAKE, CHAMtLAlN, LAl,L GhuLGI.
saI q. g. %H cf' . I've 1 % y, ,',
conn'ctine o. morning ugaS On y y Genital
Through 'eAes SOLD ia OasaA5 s si c1 90 &s
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
stations N"WInrk 100; at LDcrtyst aLi foot p' Ct-on
River Connects >om5ryi.le Win South Branch r. r. ;
iiamiio Junction WITH Del Lack aud Wet r t.; a, rm
lpspurg win Lcsh and SuSGueanu1 Division: also with
5rrsI o vest; also 10 Central rsuusyiyaui New
C,- s I 4EnAXeEMENIT -, .,.o,ro
5io .. m.d,r, rp,,y FOR Easton Hdadrrc ne,alc1em.
bare rousvnc scranton, &c. Connects junction with
.7:ii a NJ For s,merville and Fl.mnrton.
$40 a. mi-lioHN>G MAJ. daily csNcent SHncaysl 20!
pa,og for Magch Chunk IaTagi2 Ioyar.a WI4''-aic'
1910 a. m.-For somcIv1le. Remington iIi-h Brog"
'i~0 p. m.--ryrgrss for Pennington raeon, Allentown
barre, n,adns, Columbia, Lancaster Epl'a, rosvAe
,,2i5 u m.i;ZrEss3 for Eas'on Bath. Mauch Chunk
400 D. in.GfoT Eas'on, Allentown and Mauc, Chunk. CON
WIN "a. .f = aae aP saH NEW md bennington
- rfs,Ifya ixral. daily for Ia,,on Allentown
Mauch Chunk "nk,sDufei Io"-Hda, Reading and Hams.
~ tz.ic!h At {i@5 90 Gig. - ,5795o 10 s. $50
80 80 T. ~ ~ - o. r. f 80 5.i' o. dlJ.
GO, :; -, -, f,t; . ~ .i, 5 y n " ''
1874 IGSa rams 10 10 ''., h - 7i5 D. a
gd5 ioo5 lls5 z. d.; ZOO, Iao, $40 40, go, G-'
-" scnooLE'Y,s 'ilINTAIy. BruUs LAKE
corcc "' l llP Sag .'' at German l Tor s,G"as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

BOARD among the Caiskills, near Freehold,
can he had al farm house For particulars ana refer
.uee call AT he restaurant of Essex and Grand sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
Glar5lc cno Slate alaniels.

4 TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
= SLATE And MARBLE Mh&TEI~.
Prices never %, o. es.a add ri.es aud az Kinds Of
slate aulk. p!NIiUi SLATE Go.
90 UuipnsqUlrr y. =. .ith ave- aut i,thstD
STEWART. slate, Marble. and Wood Mautcls
Sew aud elegant J,. ,as rgusu. TJ~ 10
The ttsG, u1railv .uaIt ,il 100 AND 2.2 w.; I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

NUOK-By a tiISt-ciasS cook can 40 in h inuo
" Of excellent ccoa.ng sa ttst cass Da.er sn1ca
,rd ali liul. OF rl.s cream, aud ntesetyts mas
I,nIl references. call at JACQUiNs BUhkAU, I'VE oe'
ave LeIa con JJth aud 5Cth 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
0rn Cooos.

&, ~ and - 75-BAGS.-iinc Nickel
- D 'iO plated Leather Handbags s,.iuc,D half puc
today. ..l Lr.aiwar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
Glirntions Waute0--fcmales.

TOOK-Bv a chief man cook for private
= families or hotels; has lived yeara his LAST piscsi
fiav caa spca- French and gish Cal NJ COZ
Gtl.agc.. between 3Jt.I and a6thstS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

WASHING and IRONING.-A respectable
w rrl would Ike 10 20 out two days IN the week waah
ana ironing Apply al t07 Eaa l2 ST. IN the kroesr&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

Ii .r,ta Address T. NJ. WILEY. Proprietor.
''"''' ' Cornwall On Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

Anft UENRI-Sv., near Statc.-lur@c airy
IN U.p.f~ uu b. rnau ard thtd tnu.'f uirl' PCS
TDAIp. location couy.ul',t ave minute W. Ilyh AZ
rt or Sot Ferry; term. - n ~ references exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
COON and HOUsEMAID.-Two German :

I sisters. VIII 20 ;o-otgr for ooS and upstairs n or sep
. !0r General work. both cO" cooks and lasn
lt.-, and excellent waitress good rciertnce city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-19
DIEU.

MoTL ION. -Un the 18th instant, CHARLES
F0OTE, lnfsnt son of Charles ii. and Carrie Z.
Funeral sTrices At MS parent residence. No:
1906 Fourteenth street northwest, on Sunday, Feb
ruary %, ats O'Clock p m.
ByRoUGILs.-on the 18th instant, after a pain
full Illness which he bore with Christian f0rtitude,
WILLIAMT. BOEorGHs, 10 the SIXTY secoad year
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dcnce, No. Is Frederick street, between First and
Prospect ST. Gets, Georgetown, ID. c., on sunday,
the Goth, at O'Clock IN. Friends of the family
respectfully invited to attend.
O'D0NALD.-Ont the 18th Instant, JAS. O'DoN-
AID, formerly Of Baltimore, in the sevenry-drst
Funeral viii take place from bis dtughter's (Nrs.
Plumer) residense, No. iu Second street Lorrh-
east, on Sunday afternoon, ut O'Clock. "a
sMALL.-onthe 18th inst mt, CATHERINE ELIz,
ABETH SMALL, aged one ysar. four mouths and
F. neral from the residence of her narentI. No.
81 Green Street, Georgetown, on Sunday, the 18th,
at $3.50 o clock p. m.
WALKER-on the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock D.
m, JULIE WALKER, aged eishss-four TeArs, after
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend her funer from h late residence, No.
SO Third street, between and d streets.
GOULD.-On the 18th instant, after q short Ill
mesa JOHN A. GOULD, in the eishty-shird year of
The funeral takes place from his late resiSe1 nee,
day AFTERNOON. at I:aO O'Clock. Tie relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
AGaaDh Wife OF VIM. +. White in the thirty y:
The funeral viii take place from the residence of
mornIn the 10Th instant, at 1850 O'Clock. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
BURROUGHS. GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Feb
Friends Of the family re respectfully invited to
Market street, sunday, Febru iry y, 1876, at
O'Clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-19

PROPOSALS FOR A EIRSTORDER IRON
FF0wEY ROOFS, sEAcoAST OF FLOR
OFFICE OF THE LIGHT House BOARD,
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. Feb. L., 1876. (
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofiss
until twelve O'Clock N. Of TT ESDAY, February
-; isIs. from iron manufacturers only, for far.
necessary for the completion of all Of the metal
TcTk, excepting the foundation and first series,
OF skeleton iron lghtho to be erected on
Fowey Rocks, Florida, in accordance with the
accompanying specifications and drawings.
The same to be delivered, at the expense of the
contractor, on board of sea -going vessel or Ves
The bid should state the sum. in United States
currency, for which the entire metal work, as
shown on the drawings and described In the speci-
hcatiOns, will be completed fully erected at the
workshops then taken down after acceptance,
and delivered as aforesaid, and should also state
"Form of bid annexed"
The werk will be carried on under the personal
supervision of an agent of the Light hOuse estao
HshmeDt, and all facilities must be afforded him
for inspecting the material and workmanship.
Such parts OF either as are not 10 accordance
with the drawings and specifications must. in
case OF rejection, be made good at tho expense of
The right to reject any or all bids or to waive
defects, III 1t is deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so, is reserved.
signed by the bidder and two competent suretIes,
In the sum OF tive thousand dollars, 81 ooO) that,
In the event OF the acceptance OF such bid, the
necessary contract will be entered into within
ten 0J days after notice is given that the bid has
been accepted.
Bond and security in the sum of ten thousand
dollars, (sl0 000,) signed by twocompetent bonds
men; for the faithful performance Of the contract
will be required.
A copy of the specifications must be inclosed
with the bid, as evidence as to the object of the
proposal.
All proposals must be signed, sealed and in-
dorsed Proposals for all the metal work, except
ing the foundation and flrst series OF a skeleton
light house for Fowey Rocks, Florida" and then
inclosed in another envelope, aud directed, pre-
paid, to the undersigned.
ANY bidder may be present and witness the
opening Of the bids at the time and place herein
before specified.
Payments for the work Will be made upon esti-
mates certified to by the agent Of the Light
House establishment: but twenty (2I) per centum
Of the amount of each estimate will be withheld
until the satisfactory completion Of the contract.
Plans, specifications and forms of proposal may
be obtained from the undersigned.
PETER q. HAMS,
Engineer Secretary Lighthouse Board, Wash
inRtOp. ID. y. fe19 ruTh3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-19
GoYERNMENT LAND SALE.

AAN-'p- LANA A@-AA'D SHAA.
DEPARTMENT OF JUsr1cE,)
OFFICE OF SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. II, 1875.
PUBLIC SALE OF FARMS AND OIL
95SSTX, PENIS 6I s5x df "a IA, * 81, BTT;
TREAsURY, WITH THE APPROVAL OF
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
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offered at public sale, to the highest bidder, at
Agneu's hotel, in the town Of TiOnesta, on SAT-
O'Clock in the forenoon, viz: Tract No. /, tho
original Holemsn farm, containing 4Ol acres.
Tract No. ., ST. acres, made up OF three pieces,
one Of Ssl acres one Of 81 acres and the other of
Is acres, adjoining. These tracts bound on the
Allegheny river at HOleman's Flats. and are sit
uated about three miles from Tionests- Much of
the land Is covered with excellent timber. The
cleared part is good farm and bottom land.
number Of good houses and barns are on each
tract.
TRACT Nc. 3.-437 acres, situated near the
mouth Of West Hickory creek, on the Allegheny
river, five miles above Tionesta, and consists Of
bottom and hill land There are two houses and
good ut-buildiDgs on this tract.
These tracts are considered valuable oil lands,
and It is thought that, upon being properly tested
United States for debt. The title is believed to
be uDdisputed, and can be examined by bidders
themselves before the day of sale. The Solicitor
of the Treasury has no power to give warranty
deeds, and will only sell and convey TO the pur-
chaser all the right and title of the United States
The several tracts numbered l, and will be
sold separately.
The highest bidder for each tract, when the
same is struck of to him as the purchaser, will
be required to sign his name to O certificate SET
ting forth that he is such purchaser and agreeing
to comply with the conditions of sale, and will
also be required to pay to the agent of the Gov,
eminent attending the sale the sum of SOC, which
will be forfeited If he shall fail to make the pay
mept and deliver the security according to the
conditions
Payments Will be made as follows: One-half
Of the purchase money, less the 500 paid on the
day Of sale. shall be paid On delivery OF the deed
conveying the tract, the remaining half to be
paid in one year from the day of sale, with in
terest at per cent, for which deferred payment
the purchaser shall give his bond, secured by
first mortgage on the premises sold.
An agent Of the Government will atteud at the
Post Office at on Oity. n WEDNESDAY,
March l, 1873, and where each purchaser will be
required to pay to him oue-half the purchase
money, less the 500 already paid, and deliver to
him the proper securities for the remaining half,
and to receive conveyance, executed by the
Solicitor of the Treasury, of all the rights and
title Of the said United States Of, in and to the
tract sold to him.
BLUFORD WILSON,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Approved:
b. II. BRISTOW,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
For further information in regard to the above.
d escrbed lands, apply to
J. B. AGNEw,
fec AttOrney -at.IaW Tionesta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-19
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

(lHANOERY SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
~ Int sEsT IN VALUABLE IMPROVED
MOUNT PLEASANT, IN THE COUNTY
OF WASHINGTON, IN HE DISTRICT OF
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court
E.3 Of the lstrct Of Columbia passed in sdd
luz court on the 18th Of iuly, A. D. 1875 In equity
G. stephen Is complainant and VIM. d. BealI ct
all Gre defendants. will sell at public auction, in
from OF the premises, on SATURDAY, 18th day
of February, A. ID. 1876, at O'Clock D. all the
right, title and interest Of VIM, ID. Beall and Mary
Of land situate in Wa. hington county, District Of
Coiumbis. called and known by the name OF Mount
Pheasant 1t being part of lot numbered three (9
in the division OF said tract which allotted TO
David Peter, that part thereby conveyed fronting
oil the eastern boundary of Seventh-street turn
acre Of grouad, bounded on the north by W. d.
Reall' purchase AID on the south by that part OF
the said trscL sold 10 Aaron NJ. Gattrel, the same
being the land which was conveyed by VIM. ID.
Beall and wife to n. Stephen by deed, dated
18th August 1881, and now recorded among the
improved by three-story brick house.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance In nine
(9) and eighteen QS) months; title 20 De retained
as security for the deferred payments. All con-
yeysncing, &C., at the cost OF the purchaser A
deposit Of one hundred and dfty dollars (si5O Will
are not complied with within one week from day OF
fale the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the ri'k and cost Of the defsulting
purchaser or purchasers, upon giving nve days
no ice of such resale in some newspaper pu olished
~ ""'He '0A' - u. c. STEPHEN, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers,
fe4-FMW&ds Ninth and b streets northwest.