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DIED.,


~, SSAssfLL On ihe morning o. the 2sth Of July,
10y, LAURA v, youngest daughter OF Robert d.
Gays. -"' eAie
Funeral Saturday, Jolly 29th, At I O'Clock. from
Ihe residence OF ner father, No sos Maryland ave-
nklsOOLL On the evening Of the 9Th July
1910, amer an Illness OF more than tgo years JAMS
DhLsC0LL, aged ntty-two yeArs. q native OF Tralee
county Merry, Ireland, but for the last tXentx.
sever years q resident Of this District.
, DIS funeral Will take place Sunday afternoon.
he .hlrtesh instant Of three O'CLOCK, from HE late
nslasbSe, No. II n street northwest, between
north capitol street and Now jersey arenne5 The
lSnos and seQuaint Of the family are res
fully invited ~ attend.
FOhkksT. La Richmond county. Va, July sth
IS6s DANID bLADEN, aged months and days,
son OF captain and nrs. CrsufOurd Forrest
MOCK. On Saturday morning. uly a.. ls7e, Of
IA Q ciock, EMILY n. Mock, beloved wife OF John
Notice Of funeral In q future Advertisement
OWENS On the 25th OF J uly, 1876, OF typhoid
fever, JENNIE tTICKNkY OWEN, aged IS years.6
months, and 70 csys, daughter Of James and ancy
Owens.
SULLIVAN: Atl O'Clock July p, 1876 nAsr,
oaughter OF Michsei and Elizabeth Sullivan, eeef
months and days.
The funeral will take place on SUNDAY, July spth.
a. the residence OF the psreats, OF SIN street
Abo 1rant eyenue, 81 O'Clock. friends and rel.-
tlyes are invited.
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"a FRIVOLOUS PEoPLED-Under the
above heading the Petersburg (VaD Index
Appeal OF Monday prints In It's lea1ing arti-
Gle Its own views of the supposed contrast
We quote from this elegant article as
follows: "Our northern brethren have a
weakness for sensation and excitement
Whlch reminds Us OF nothing In the world so
much as a baby sucking al a sugar-tsat aud
growing over the nutriment extracted.
Though we do not pretend that the model
northern communities are incapable of the
production OF earnest, able and determined
men, II has often seemed 10 Us that they are
more or less pervaoed by tone OF evcessivs
emotonallsm aud q morbid hunger AFTER
novelty and change, that renders them
raiher ridiculous ia the ewes Of ...,s sober-
ni'i'.e and Conservative people OF the south,
ern sectlon. A sOutherner Will live IN the
same house al bis lifetime aud never make
an alteration In It's construction. He is con-
tent win IL as IL was 10 the days OF his an
cestors; and so his children and their child
rem receive II from him. When a northern
man buys a house his frst proceeding Is 90
pun IL all 10 pieces, destroying AL the an
clent heirlooms and venerable associ ations
OF The place, introducing what are fippantly
called the modern improvements. aud max
the dust and noise. We are en-
couraged by the fable OF lEsop that records
the victory which the Flooding terrapin won
IN his race with the feet but foolish hare.
The overgrown babies OF the north will
some OF these times go TO sleep with the
sugar teat between their gums while they
Natch game OF polo or croquet, and when
they wake up the faithful old south viii .
an the Iesd. and the county viii thef, At iasI
De rescued from knaves and fools, and re-
stored 10 the administration OF honorable
men and statesm en-"
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THE GENTLE SAvAGE-Ho,U Riral Tribes
JTeH Each OtheT-A Tale Of Life on the From
s,tr1Ihe Chey enne Leader tells the follow
Ing fearful story OF how some Crow Indians
mutllated and tortured a wounded SiouT
whom they captured:-On the morning fol-
lowing The battle OF the Rosebud, as the
coumn was moving from the place OF the
bivorac, there suddenly arose among the red
allies a singular excitement. Oae OF them
had ridden up 10 dark object lying beside
the stream, and sat and gazed at it, and
after others had joined him, they ali chat
tered as wildly together as the South Amer
lean monkeys when they discover the pro-
Plnqulty OF a snake. After gestures and yells
they dismounted, and brandished knives.
Approaching them, there was seen lying on
The fresh, dewy grass, under the gentle
shadow OF STOPPING willow, the most hor-
ride object that could meet the eye. A dusky
human form, nude and blood besmearei, was
writing under the knives of the merciless
yictors. The object was Sioux, who, In the
latter part OF The night, had been wounded by
Snake, scalpet, and left for dead. In tear
ing the tuft Of raven hair from his head a
portion OF the bone, fractured with a stroke
OF the tomahawk, had chung to the flesh, aud
the brain was laid bare. Aud yet In the
morning The savage was still alive. and
bearing the tramp Of horses and believing
crawled out OF the gully in which he law ana
called "Minniei' Water) TO q Crow who had
passed, and who he undoubtedly thoueht
was siou1 i Inc Crow turned and bis face
nred into the PROSTATE figure. The head an.
limbs were severed from the BODY and the
nesh naekea, and tne bones heyn until there
lnfamiee too shameful and disgusting for
record completed the CHASTITY climax OF hor-
TOT, t was an illustration OF the nendIsh
ferocfty OF all the plains Indians aeainsf
their foes: The Sioux practice even more "a.
fined barbarities, torturing their yfcfi ms in
the most exquisite manner, and makine
art IN their power, the welcome RELIEF OF
Death. ~
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Centennial Poetry.
A CONTRIBUTION FROM MR.. PUNC
Pow t. Lasfo. P,r.rk

CONTRIBUTION FROM Mr.. PUNCH.
Pow IT, Lesdos Psraca
On TAG CssgsNhtai Lsstrcsa-B a. Afusrfcqn Isfs-
pesdsncs J
We have 20 coufcss that England l. OF ana ti,s
nited States young '-1fHss.
PUNcH no harm IN that confession
Age h a thing mparafiNe.
In History = immense procession
Some realms than others longer live.
v hat dia cnosis on arks the time
when any State l. IN lie prince
America is young. no DOUBT.
And keepS hef hnndrcifh hirfhiay uarrilF.
Her cannon roar. herspcaksrs spout.
Her toS>ts and seutiueuts RING chearilg
md how tall talk in fyttes has nuws-f
IN Bayard Taylor long drawn Ode
Hail we the democratic Maid
self crow ned with Freelcms deathless lNurrl.
Nor her large Liberty upbraid.
Because IT. winning Cost a quarrel
Prosperity and social health
To the Colossal Commonwealth
Yet - old England quite 50 old
a., y the hronologcT maintains.
Nhoee oldest, nollest blood D. rolled
nitugh the vide Union = youthful veins
IN All ihtnEs good beneath the sun
John Bull and Jonathan are one.
Long centuries Il stately life
Are England birthday eiff 70 l~,.
toiunlhia youth, With Nicor rife
Il telt an England heart astir
~ Young American Centennial
'il khgl"nd iecls herself perennial
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~ Uncle Sans mistake-Taking Sitting
Bull by the Little Horn Lolasuius Casrier-
ice is "wafer gone TO Sleep m has every oo-
portunity for going to sleep while Henry
Watterson II around.-l Rocheaer Democrat.
~Ben Franklin said "avoId al Arguments
at home" This IL probably why 30 many
wives braach the subject OF being out nights.
bridgeport 81 0adUd.
DvAr. Fergusou II convinced In his own
new bonnet In six months, and n hiebiv a..
aspera ted-is responsible Tor the Custs Ia n.
sacEV.1l Roehestr QeMoW0t.
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(Large WORMS, with small peaches AZ
Sacned 10 them, have appeared IN marker
lkdstod Free Press.
Icy setting them occasionally I'm hit
waIer MOWERS may be preserved for some
time. Flowers are a good deal Ike love In
TINS respect--tDo1sbIuy Nel0s.
- ST Louis Republic II is asserted
tnst an Illinois girl sheared thirteen sheen
~ Nv o Dours, and that when she turned
al or tall among them. What an ONCE
noIaer' with subordinates, that girl could
~ Boston u lobe: A Chinaman's teeth be-
gan 20 cnatter over the ice cream. he but
toned up bis Jacket and swallowed another
nootniul. That settled It He Jumped IN
from The table started 10 where the sun
could shine on him, exclaiming, " Whoopeef
Plenty cold grub! No cOokee nuGI Fiaeze
belly all same like ice wagon"
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RAILROADS.
DALfIMORR AND OHIO RAIRROAD,
JULY TIH, 1876.

500 ssItm0re, ilIicoss City ~ and say stations.
sclnt . :, Rocf' and iassrnsdisss stsiions.
Ilo-Baltimers and AIe1andris junction.
e:10-Nev York, PhtIadslpAia aad Bosfos 1s-
and Saturday. By bost via New Castle; DAT
:iOI: 8, wsT ssssioas. and connects for
s.1o-Gsetcsatt. 81 Io,., e~a Pts,b,cs Kx.
:risi. Hsisrso.n. snd.vsiiss kosd. Par.
s:so-POint q Rosl: and way stations.
poGs In E s: s.s4.s: B.or. and
Phnsdslphis. Sunday 70 Baltimore only.
isls-B.ltimers. WAY Stations. EIlicots City and
res. On sunday as II way Ssa sss SaS sns
Baltimore only.
az. ss1 ~ H. :s.' s1,.u oe
CITY, Frederick and Way Stations, Via He
A:ss-rrederisk and Point Of Rocks, fvis Metro
S:2S-Ca1caso, Oncinsafi cad Louisville Ery.sss
Except Saturday, daily 70 Berkeley, Deer
ss.n ;SS &l.:s =; sisssins car: o OH
/ s:4a,BsitimoIe and W.y stations. foounsets
1:00-PhiIadsfphia and Baltimore Express.
5:o3-Bsltimore ana way stations; ,.
tinsSura By 0t ars IN is.1iHs Sunday night
Way Stations Metropolitan Branch.
Slerpers.
9:00-Baltimore. Bladsnsburg, Beltsvine. Lau.
rel, ke!ay.
IO:oO-hsls York aid PAtlafelphta Nssh Erprsss
Sleeping Oars to New York.
10:05-Batimore and principal way stations,
10:40-m srtiDsburg and war stations, metropoh-
tas Br ranch.
l1:3O-H LoNfs Express. Chicago, Columbus,
6andusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for LOUISVILLE.
Sleerers.
TIe. e:I6, $40, 9:3s g m: $40, S:2s, S:4s,
700. :0s, $40, 300, 1000, 1905 and 1880
,. M, daily.
All OF her trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Haeerstovn or Val.
ley Branch; or for New York ana Philadelphia at
$40 @ m. and lao D. N.
Tor further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, aud
fss, Sol and sos Penpsylvsnia avenue, and IL
18th street northw west, where orders will be taken
for baggage 20 be checked and received ct point
IN the city.
THOs Il. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO, 3, E0OHTZ, General Agent. apl5-n
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The California Plea. and "A ox ts ma,
with n fta.

From L1dg's Letter From Sasfa Bayoara
For the frst few days after landed An
Santa barbara, / was surprised 10 see lsites
win whom 1 WAS conversing excuse them
serves every lew moments 10 rush Into an
adjoining room. / was all the time Suffering
sgonies nom the bites OF myrisds OF neas:
but supposed the usages OF polite society
made II necessary Tor me TO present a smil-
Ing front TO my callers-in other woris, 20
gitn and bear ~ until should be alone. But
soon learned that ID was the custom In this
strange town. Immediately upon the nrst
warning bite, 10 retire pell-mell from the
eye OF the world, and, even In the midst OF a
sentence, dispOse OF the flea before finishing
conversation. IL is astonishing what prac-
t !lf1 VIII enable one 70 do Ia the way offies-
klliing. halter myself am now an adept
IN the science. have become quite Interest,"
ed IN the structure and physiology OF this ne
~ 1900 insect Their bodies, viewed through
ihe microscope, are wonderfully aud fearful
~ mace, covered with plate like arrnor one
scale tapping over the other and presentine
FURNISHED and impervious covering; out OF
inelr horny helmet their eyes CLEAN rogui sh-
~, and they are as cunning as may be- A Ter
becoming acquainted through the aid of n
gass, 1 really felt some compunctions OF
conscience about decapitating the wonderful
creatures, and 1 compromised by strineing
Them on a thread after the manner OF but
IONS on charm string. A fine cambria nee
a 9, , and siIk thread hung by my bureau, and
nea was tmpaled on this thread, until, the
number becoming considerable, 1 felt an in
teiest In collecting as large number as pos
slDle, and have string now several feet in
length. have an origina Idea OF having a
nea necklace made. II would certainly be a
novelty and curiosity, as well as a sample O I
native products OF California. A small bead
made OF pure California gold. fancy, would
LOOK well alternating with each black flea,
ana would also brighten and highten the eff
rect. have saved several large, rare beau
Ties OF unusual brilliancy and purity, for
pendants 10 this chain. This necklace will
% UNIQUE and tasteful, and 1 shall wear ~
with similar feelings 10 the pride that ami
mates the savage breast when he hangs al
ms side the bloody scslps or his human vic
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II II. WARNER, corner 7th and 7 street,.

II Il. WABNER, corner 7th and streets.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROEED REAL ESTATE IN HOWARD UNI
NERSlTY AND DOLE AND WEIGHTS SUB
DIVISIONS OF CERTAIE GROUND IN All
992TETYn ~ WASHINGTON, NEAR THE
BY direction Of the party secured thereby, -
will sell. at public auction, in front of the
premises on account OF whom IL may concern, 81.
on WEDNESDAY. August I'd, 1876, at O'Clock o.
m the following described real estate situated 10
the County OF Washington, District of ColumbiA TO
vii: All Of lots numbered l03 and 100 in Dole and
Wrght's subdiyisen situated ON 7th- str eet road
nearly opposite the residence of General George W.
two hundred and fl ty six and 67-lO0 feet TO sth
ctr and containing 64i6 and IS 100 square feet
Al-O lot numbered twenty -four 10 block No Is, in
HowaI d Universal subdiy ision of John A. Smith
farm being on W flson street, east OF AZ street. SO
by la feet, csntaining 800 square feet.
The above lots are unincumbered.
Also, Lot 10, In b,ooa s, OF said Howard Univer-
feet. nv
Subject TO two rotes Of 9sOJ each, dated January
Nh 1918, payable ia three and four years after date
with interest at psr Gems. per annum securef By
deed OF rust upop Sid lot duly recorded IN Liber
No Ie6 fo1o Q2 ct Get one OF the land records for
TIE DISTRICT OF Columbia ~
Terms Of sale will be made very easy and will be
announced at the time Of sale. A deposit OF 300
Will be required en- each lot when tbs property is
BID on All eonveyancing at cost Of purch sser. If
terms OF sale not piled with In ye ays, the
right reserved to resell the perty at the risk
and cost OF the defsutins purchaser either at public
~ S ecdds 1T CoLDwELL. Salesman.
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1876 r.ns s:%4sE4tAaIA 1876
70 the EeFth, West, and Southwest

1910 rH"E EoSI. 1910
70 the Ksrth, West, and ssathvsst.
DesxsIe Track, Steel Rats, spsendSA scen-
osr, Magnificent EQ~tpnsesss.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
Of 81 .ea S,s . n ee
Fl $s Z: e. Il i.S " s:S:
ser 0anand.ieu., Roehesfer, Bqnalo, Ei.Ssrs
and saI sis
ssisee Oar. e &stkiD.: Tor Erie. osnsna sisu.,
hf sns e: n.s y
;:5 You .. - q sia.;; .s S.9:: a.. S
:Ii.s ss; .Ss zoo an: and s s.S s s.
acc. mnod.tion Tor Baliimsrs. i:so ,. N. daily.
Tor Pos 3; Greek LIN. % {. n. and ESQ ,. =.
yor 2nnsseIi,. 500 and Il:so .. n and 4:so ..
N. sxoest Sunday.
A w SsS ,zALss1isbEia SasEis dH
re- az. ZOO I'd s iiio 10 O. D. s.na.; 4
ss. N, ard and I'm
s1ceP, Sunday :; and via IynchburS. Sac :. n.
and II $50 y; p. daily;
fTelns te6ye AiekanGr1e lOr " teElnksont 7.
2,1o.1I o. m, 1, 8, 4:@0, 8, 9, and = ,. ~.
On Sunday Of and 10 q. M, and D. N.
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Psrior Oar
accommodations can be procured at the Of1ces:-
aertheast corner Of Lhfrtsenth street and Penn.
syivanis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylysnts avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders csn be left for the checking OF BaxEATs 70
5sstir alton from Hotels and Residences.
ID. n. BOYD, yR., Gent Passenger Agent.
(TNIvERsAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from al points
bought, exchanged or sold at
. reduction OF ONE DOLLARk8 S&5
upon any other once or
In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. Baggage checked through.
Apply 70 n. ID. WHITESIDE,
APPLY 921 Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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nUNOANsON BROS, Aoctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS IL AND IL, IN
QEIONTOWN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, d q.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated May Hth, -
A. d. .S69, and recorded In Liber and r, 10.
No. II, folio 446 ct seq, of the land records l2
the District OF and ct the written request
DAY, the 7th day Of Ausus A. d. 1875, at $50
premises, LOIS ii sno IL, situsted in Unto %
Warrington county, District Of Columbia, with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance In and Il
months at per cent inter est, secured the prem
lees sold. Oonveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost
90 deposit at time Of sale Right TO RESELL at pur.
Otssers cost and rsk II terms Of sale not COM
piled with in ten dap
,,m FAN FAN Gs3 q SSirr..R Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

iIowRMAE 4 GREEN, AuctiOneers.
TRUsrIKp sALI OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF l.
eIREET. BeTWEEE Sd ANU ara NORTH-
WEsT. CONSISTING OF TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING AVID LOT, IskxsI.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date -
December gh. A. y; ls7i, and Gully recorded Ia
In Liber Nc; 40, folio lss, one OF the land -
records for the District of Columbia, aud a. the
quest OF the party secored thereby. win sell at
es' bidder, on ia URSDAY, August Sd, A. d. 1870.
at $3.50 ,. m, all that piece parcel OF ground.
situate In the city OF Washington In said District,
apd known As part OF Lot numbered two, (2,l in
square numbered Ave hundred and twenty 1--WE f51s ,
beginning for the same al point on north street,
ieet west from southeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence west aioag the line OF said street
Is feet fnches thence north 81 feet thence east Is
teet and thence south 81 feet to the place Of
Terms Of sale: One third cash, tof which 100
must be paid at tins Of sae} and the balance In
and twelve months, In equal payments. to be
en- " purchasers notes bearing interest from day
OF sale at the rate OF Per cent. per annum until
paid, and deed Of trust on the property sold. Con-
yeyancipe and recording ut purchasers cost. II
terms OF sale are not com piled with in SIX days af.
risk and cost Of defaultfpg purchaser.
WIN. II. H0LTZMAN, Trustee,
VA-d Nc. 1921 street no rthvest.
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Il h. WARNER, Corner 7th and streets.
ON 18th STkEIT, BETWEEN o AND i
STRBETS NORTH WEST

Hth and October 18th, 1874, and duly record ed 10
In liber No 749, folio ~, 30, and liber No t.iY
1ss folio ~ &C. Of the land record, Of the Dstri
party secured thereby, we viii sell, at public aao.
tioS. on the premises, on TUESDAY, August /,
1876, at 81 O'Clock p ell that piece or parcel OF
ground situate and being IN the city of Washington
District Of Columbia. and known ans Ses..knsisi a.
lot numbered twenty nine (29l, In Coltman and
Adams, trustees, recorded subdivision Of souare
numbered three hundred and nine (3o9J
Terms: One fourth cash, balance In SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for which tbs notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at psr cent per an.
rum from day Of sale, and secured By deed of
OF the property sold, will be taken. A deposit OF
Sh0 Will be required at time OF sale. Ali convey
ancing at the expense Of the purchaser III the
terms OF sale are not complied with ia ten days from
day OF sale the Trustees reserve the right resell
purchaser, afGer days sd vertisensnt.
81 af z H IS tsXsaARR, Trustees.
TB eo&ds j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman
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nUNOANs0N BIOS, AuctiOneers.
TRUST EEs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of 2 deed Of trust, executed bY II
Francis A. Waller and Genofeva, his wife, f..4
TO rs, the undersigned to secure Q debt there .kx
IN meptioned the said deed bearing date the LIST
DAY OF January. 1885, and recorded in LTber No 72l
f9lio OF the land records for the District of
So. rmbis, we Will efsr at public ssie, on TUES
DAf the sth day OF August, A. d. 1875, ct D. m,
on me premises, the following described real es-
tate end improvements viz: All tina. piece or par
Gel q land called Little Gleanings" and Pasture
and Glea nipes," sitcated and lying Ia the county
OF Wsshineton; ia the District or Oolumbis, the
same being all the pieces and land and premises
wnlch were conveyed IL John Il. Condor by certain
deeds 81 record In the land records OF the sail Dis
trict OF Colu Abia, except much thereof as was
conveyed to certain Catherine A. Talbrnth by
DEED, recorded In Liber J. A. 8 No I76 fJlio 2S4
one OF the LAID records OF said District the tract OF
land 70 be sold containing one hu adr cd more
or less, improved by thee story Brick Houss,
barn, corn house, stable, &c.
Terms: q 900 cash: the residue in equal install
n1eGts At one two and three years. the purchaser
interest. secured BY deed OF trust and taking q
oeeo. All conveyaneiDs ct the cost of the pur.
chaser, and If the terms Of sale are not Complied
Nth in i've days the properly will be resold on
Ing d purchaser Seeosis q 500 required as soon
U25 d Nj. HOWARD EORRIS,f trustees.
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jy24-d6ss LUrTRELL Salesman
II H. wARNER, corner TIN and . streets.

X d. WARNER, corner 7th and y streets.
TRUsTEIs' SALE or VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED BEAL ESTATE ON sTREEr, BE-
TWEEN 18th AND 18th STREETS NORTH
EAST.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated September -
I'd, lH4, and duly recorded In Liber No. 76l,
f. lto sll ct seq one OF the land records Of tho
District Of Columbia, and by the written reQuest of
the party secured thereby, We will sell, at public
suctfon, in front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
July 81 1876, a. 81 O'Clock D. m. all that piece
parcel OF land situate, and being 10 the city Of
Washington District Of Columbta, and known aud
design ated ae Lot numbered twelve (l2D, In Square
numbered one thoussad aud i've Dos
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance in 8, II aud Is
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser, bear
ing interest at per cent. per annum from day OF
sn9 w oeeu o. u9st on tne properly
quir-d ct time Of sale All oonyeyancing at the
pepse Of the purchaser. II the terms Of sale not
complied with in ten days from day Of sale, the
Trustees reserve the right re,el the property ct
the risk and cost OF the defautinS after
i've days advertisement.
9 G5As. j I; FFRRbbs s6s,,, Trustees.
jylS-eo6ds ]. T. COLDWELE, Salesman.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOaALs FOR aTATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR,
WASHINGTON, II. q July II, 1876
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
err Is may be required for this Department and the
BuIesus and Offices thereof, during the fscal year
endtnE June 50. lST7. will be received uatil ~
Each BRO 2osal must be signed by he individual
or nrm making IL, and be accompanied by o satis-
factory gusrantee that the bidder will execute Q
Contract with good and sufficient bond, IL his bid be
accepted, for any or all articles. No bid will be
co1sidered without such guarantee.
All articles are stipulated to be Of the very best
Quality Samples si'l be required in al ca,es: each
ana the price.
Bond With approved security, viii be required OF
Tue party 70 WON the contract, or any part Of Il,
On failure TO furnish any article specified In
contract wthlo ress enable time after having been
same In open market, OF declaring such Contract
forteftedi and, II greater price than the contract
price IL paid for any such article the difference will
be charged to the Contractor. Bi IL Will be consd
cred on each item separately.
Schedules contsuing blank forms for bidding,
togetneT WIFI items and Approximate estimate Of
in accordance with this sdyertisement. viii be
furnished on application.
contracts will only be awarded to established
manufacturers OF, or dealers IN, the articles
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
ihe Interior. and Endorsed q Proposal for Sta
No contract eiH Be aicardsf rndsr hts adrs,tiss.
r1ent UHflt an appropriation shall hdre been mad.
0y congress JT the purchase Of tie Stationery re-
qBt'ed. -
iyn-w3sst CHANDLER, eecretsry.