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THE COURTS.

Application was made yesterday to Judge Brady, In
Supreme Court, Chambers, by William B. whitsman,
executor of Edward jones' the sales by the
city In December. 1874. for unpaid assessments ON
about sixty lots in Bloomingdae and Manhattanville.
The grounds stated in the petition presented BY
Mr. J. A. Deering the petitioners attorney, were that
the sales Irregular for the thai the notice
Of sale did not conform the statutes that tho sale
did take pace the day noticed; that the lots
were not sold In parcel, and that more was
charged than was due. The assessments were for
opening avenue 81. Nicholas and widening Manhattan
street, confirmed May "a, 1859; Tor opening Twelfth
avenue, confirmed July 2, 1869; for regulating and
grading 10th, 130th and l3lst Streets confirmed
March :, 1857 Tor opening tho Public Drive and
Boulevard confirmed June 10, 1865. aud for opening
Park confirmed In 1870 which altogether
amounted, with interest, to about $50, 600 Judge
Brady granted the motion and set aside The sales -
ar
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AN EXPLAINABLE RECEIPT.

There was tried and decided In the Marine Cours
yesterday, before Judge Alker tho OF David Fer
guson against John yucca and others. in which tho
interesting question as to whether receipt.
whore mistake has been madc is or conclusive
against the party making II. The suit was TO
$315 IT, us balance TO plaintiff a sale OF 222
bags OF vir.inia peanuts. The defendants set up
through their counsel, Mr. j. o. julius L,ugbein, tina,
the peanuts had been purchased by sample, which
they were not equal and that plaintiff accepted
$50 20 In full payment and had given receipt
cordingly Plantin, through his counsel. Mr.. Louis
j. Grant, replied 70 this defence by alleging that
was not the custam to sell peanuts by sample, but
ION Inspection ana that the peanuts question
were SO sold; also. that piaintn had given the
ceipt In tul because forced TO do ny threat on
decndants part That II he did accept the $3.50 70
offered him he would get nothing. The Judge held
tins explanation OF the receipt 10 10 admissible, and
the boing submitted TO the jury they found
favor OF plaintiff tor the iuIi amount claimed
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THEATRICAL TKIBULATIONS.

John p. Jones, proprietor of tho ST. James Hotel,
has brought suit against Thomas Mcguire to recover
$474 20, claimed to be duo board bill incurred al
the ST. James Hotel He gave tho bill for collection
10 Charles Goellsr who At took steps secure
payment In response to letter seeking collection
Mr.. Mcguire wrote from San Francisco acknowledging
that tho claim just one. In the Of the
letter he wrotc:-"Whan tho debt was contracted
by me ! had no intention Of ewing tho same
Tor any protracted length OF time but unfortunately,
COMBINATION oil circumstances, VIZ, steady losses
business connected with my theatres and other mat
tors compelled my leaving the debt unpaid up 10
tho present time He then adds that no in u tar
way OF making money, and promises to iiqudn,o tho
bill at tho earliest possible moment Judge Brady
yesterday gave order directing publication oil Tho
summon Two papers and service OF tho summons
ami complaint by letter sent 10 Mr. Mcguire At San
Eran
, 1877-03-07


WAsMIaa7os, D. C., Maryl. G--Thcre u rough
weather ahcad for tho new administration II tho
Indications Of today proro Trustworthy. \
trcexc arose ores Tho Louisiana question IN the
Senate which threatens TO iutrcaso to flerce
gallo Of opposition, aud torco tue President, u lc
would keep ttuo to tue course narkesl tn Ills In
augurai, to encounter strong elements Of ansag-
onlsnl III hls own purity. The most popular Of
tho Republican leaders planted himself squasely
upon the ground that honor and goott filth re.
quIred the party to uphold the Packard Goyeru-
lue1t, aud fu = insllner 50 positive aud aggtes.
siye that it, Significance c'ulA not b. u'isundcrS
stood, declared that thrro Was Io authority
III tic land that could te permitted to
compromise that honor. Tho scssson opcnca
with brlss c.oas currents Of dcbate ovcr tho atl-
mission OF Lamar, OF Mississippi, who was not
allowed to take ths*oath yesterday, because Of
objections made BY Mr. Spencer. Nr. Wallace,
~ The Chairman Of tue pen,oc7at!c CAUCUS, Id
troluced resolution that hc be 1t once sworn
10, HheEoupon Az. Anthony, to gaia tiuc Tor
caucus, moved IN adjournment, but tho motion
, 1877-03-07

NEW YoNK, AEarrh G-Tho Hon. ElEhu D.
Nashbusne left tho city tonight for Maine In
in interview With THE TRIBUNE representative
he satl lis yts!t had MI political import. flc
had come hume Tor q brief star. purely Oh mat.
fcrs Of private business. liz was to take the
evening train for ataine, where the family hoHe-
stead was, aud Where tAscc OF hts brothers llgc.
Thcn hc should 20 to uAlcua, Ills home. 1t,
Illinois, to pass = few days With Its towns-
people. II lie went to Washington at all It
would not lie wtthin week. tlo hatl no
Knowledge Of auy ehango under considerations In
tue French .ntssiou. l1e intended to return to
Part. carly In April. slF, Wasiburnc sahi he
Ind watched tho courac IT tho recent campaign
With tutcuse tutercat, Ilc considered the result
Just, and, while ut Times the sstuattun looked
SERIOUS, he had been confident fr'm tllc t!rst
outbusst Of PARTISAN feeling that there would be
an nuicablc settlement
TIE FRENCH
wero too much wrapped up in their own atfa1rs
10 take y very warm Interest ~
a public IN tho solution IT our
pn1iticul question, hut thc!rs politicians
laa watched the progress Ut erenA- Thu Huns.
pafttsts would readily laye seized unon any a,l-
verso rrsut as evidence that the French lsepa,.
Tic could not live when tho "nrande Kepub-
lfnnc" should prove failure. Tbs settlement
of tle remarkable sontroversy had becu 20
tcaceahfc aud within the law TINT French Re.
itkt u Il Ut Al ara.a.i.ens- ~ 10 this Frei,e.,
Exf3,4ttion of 1s76, hs regretted that Congress
had not made sott,d pFoyiaion tor nationa! rep-
rcscl'tatton. lie was sure tho Frcnrl' people
wouLn FEst. IT kE.ALx
II the United States did not participate, par
tlelarty 10 this countsy Was cEcattesa With max
i,. the largest strides jy practical industries
aid Inventions lie hoped something would ba
uuue Il, prul.etiy organize an A,ntttean exhibit
under The direction Of tbs Goycspment. The
French Government, partly from, tablt aud
Importance to an exhibit Under pstra.e a,.sp,es.
or tcerivc Il u \ compliment from the '!attet'
wirl. tsstl been the 1ast 10 tnvite the World ~
nj Industrial FAtr. 3tiatater Wsshbnr,it II ~.
rou,paniea by tlis brother, urn. L. G. %arhh"rn,
nf Wisconsln. FIJI. evcl.inZ hc WIZ raliti upon
BY the Hon. JOHN jay, tairrs ". !crcl'st, and
! olher friends nnu ArquAintautcs. Ito appears
somewhat st0uter than formerly, and III excel
| lent physical condition.
, 1877-03-07
:1ale Ad1oarncd until to. morrow.


CtactaMArt, kIsrt B.-'Ths Gomme4tiai OF
this tnoraing edltorially says, In regard to thu
Inaugural: tlhu country Will recognize with
satisfaction the ct,araetesst!r layor anil tone Of
the famous letter Ut acceptance. In this part at
the county thu people hare hccH acquainted
with tho President, and call nssurc the people at
large that Ills letter vi acceptance, which 20
strongly eomtacudel itself to ulu Intelligent
and thoughtful, aud tho sdiress, which reshissos
the sentiments ~ declared aud confirms tho
pulley indicated In the letter, uso the trus index
Of ths character aid purposes Of tho man."
Ths {5a4et.s expresses tho Uplulon th4t "the
RdureAs will b. uppEorcd by tho great body u
Aauesiran peukle III both sections and parties,
aud thai Intelligent Eurupcan optnion will re.
gaEA thts {sal,cst caltrEtng tEutu tue suldke Of
sutb conflict, 81 y u0l,le txaMptc OF tue mod.
GRAFTON, uatuual (rrltng, patriotism. sasaelouA
perceptions, aud Aigh yisws.h
The ,EipJuiytr stytcs this mc&sagc: "Th4
usurper's inaugural address. The Inaugur4}
message Of our defeated FSeeldcut." It dlTldcs
The a4llress lnto tvo parts and disc4ssea each
I.art separately, eosumeottpg upon Ihetn In
very bitter tone.
GE. LOUIS.
ST, Louis, Mo-, March a-The Globe Des~a<Tss
speaking Of Psesldsnt Hayca' Inaugural. saJs:
HThe chief tutefcst In It will ccutra In hls ~
marks. oa tho copdltIou oi tho Southern st%tAas
, 1877-03-07

W4sHtxo1oS, D. C., Mafch CHR. Wallace
submitted resolution that the credentials oG
l.. @. e. Lamar, Scnatorelcct frout Afssisatppl,
bc taken from tho tabie mud he ha sworn.
str. Anthony moved that tlsc Scna.c udlouEn.
llclcescd--yea* Is. nays 1I; many Republicans
voting with tho Democrats axa'nst ad lournsnent.
slr Blaipe said that Lamas's rsedcntIals were
entirely regular, and he WIS tu.t ~ murh ra-
titled to t,o sworn In ~ ho tDlaincl Or any o,her
scnator sweru In yesterday.
4 lively debate enaued upon hlr. Wallaec'a
resolution, and a1r. Spence. called for the read
Ing Of the report OF Ms, Boutwells Committee
upon Mississippi Affairs. submitted II last ses-
sion, but the Senate refused 10 hare tho Iepor
read.
sIr. Devea advocated tho swearing In, holding
, 1877-03-07
WATER ELEVATORS.
> WATEH ELEVNXOItHs
WATER ELEVATORS,
SiFE. SIMPLE. PERMANENT.

We have large number Of these Elevators {both
passenger and freight In operation In Most OF the
large elites Of this country. and cnn sAlsfJ any
ono of thcIf efficiency and economy,
", L. UhLE d CO., 107 tnke+xt.
, 1877-03-07

that Lama. had presented himself with u Z
psuper certificate.
Mr. BIane argued that the report in thu Nj 2,
atsstppi case Nigh: show sha. tbs Lecsslatr q
which elected Lamar WAS not the legal bods e
but hc should bo sworn In now, and ali this VT s
matter of subsequent inquiry By the senaA G
It was dangerous 10 stop Senator taking ttre
oath who presented himself NTH the psopEt
credentials.
J. After further debate, Ms. Spencer said he WAS
opposed 10 seating Lamar, because the 1ceisIA.
tutc which elected him was q fraud. H. then
rent to the Clerks desk and had read a. part
ut his remarks The report Q: BoutHcil's Commit.
lee on Mississippi ANaIra;
tni,tee, ths discussion Wss continued by Mtssrs:
Morton, WedleiEh, Dawrs, Mcmillan. and
nthess, when Mr. Spencer nsorcd 70 atncnd this
Nr' Thurman .s!d ,hss no matter VIZ. 1t, va. con.
sssns ,s p,ms .ee fs% Of nILs Lsmsr M % os ss IN
the Senate. There wa' not ono word IN that Re.
De- y e: ps''d ss q
s't berg ~ honr :" !!s:en e the reading th:'e9i
ani isa down M tae IL aoe.sa in tsSa1i J to pts
fae!e eanfe. but he Morton, begged leave 10 se-
n!nd The tsn.'e a.; ~. ons {sss oeo The senator
1teV4 ~ .ut oltttt ",NS ~ *He hAth " tlnCHuacks
According 10 the Doctrine of th+ Senator thesd
@ s2n!a % no infcausathlon az 10 the le1islatnre
WHICH tlecfcn Latlas, nht LncFc ennlh Ec na 10 tho
one Which elected PinchbarS., l!e tMonon' had
not enaNRea ~ Ei,n.ss hnt neln 70 me tame doc
!lne now toa! na nIa IN flnehuae" eatc. Iatfc
| nan oeen t9aasM les1'ntlon on tne paft o. tEo
| uemoctacTs TIC ntHefen ire senators on3tctctl N
should be called ln the regular order in which they
wha hare with legal r~rtJhrnte hut nhsftInn wns
t'eae w..M !ekas ~ nek MMt
.st*ar ~ .sN ss'".a - ~ ny ItF HonMa
| upon Hhlch he HAs ftdrpft from Ihk1hX HIS scar
YesttEdaJ+ The senator from Alabama fanenecf}
had the right 10 lntcfporc an objection In tho cAaa
| NJ Lamar It srctneh IN hin, iMnrtnn1 that thts
"a. ~. nst.,rr, ~ lisa s,r. cst.rn T., ~. 49,.
"AF aH at.SHtFt ~ Nase nsIS "o>etus ~ oAo -Aae
]
, 1877-03-07
THE CABINET.
Selection Of ofPresident Hayes
Future Advisory
Council.
4 Distinguished Aggrega-
tion OF Brains and
Stntesmnnslfp.
Evnrts for the State and
Sherman for the Treas
ury Departments.
Schurz to Look After the Interior
aud Hey the post.0lIice.
Indiana Cots the War Portfolio and
Massachusetts the Navy.
McCrary, Of Iowa, at the Head
Of the Department OF
Justice.
The Bloody-Shirt and carpet.Bag
Faction Choose d cham-
pion.
Blaine Frances ut the Head Of
tlto Southern 1rrccon"
ctiablcs.
The Policy of Peace and elf'Govern-
ment to Be stubbornly Opposed.
Sour. Jimn Badly Punished In q Coi'
foqufa3 Encounter with Morton.
The Southern Press Very Generally Ap-
prove Of Hayes Inaugural.
The Policy Of Peace and 6elfGovern-
ment to Be Stubbornly Opposed.
Sour Jim - Badly Punished In a Col
foquial Encounter with Morton.
The Southern Press Very Generally Ap-
prove Of Hayes Inaugural.
THE CA1sINEr.
LIST or pnEAInENT lfAfEs' ADvIsER1.

.'| -. -, .~,,...s
|'s' sa.,ta, ~ s".aa,., =. ~ ~ - srtaua.
w.su,nt,rns. i. T.. Marri, 6.-Psc.,dcut
norrs, f,a,dnct ,.ns ron,n,etra this cyentur. and
,r,i1 rronn hIy +, .rnt ~ thc grnate t,,rnorrow.
+, I'll, H.. .. ,.,itowx.
s,r,.fnyu ~ Sta,e-w. If. Ents.
S<crr,ary ar fat 1r<osuTv-John Sherman.
Sterttary ef tAs intt,,or-carl schurx.
Secretary 81 War-R. ". Thompson. Of 1ndf.
ANY. -,
Secretary AZ fhs fhry--Gen- Charles D1Fefm, OF
Massaehusetfs
fostsaoster. efae,ot-p. ~. he5. OF 1enacsSee'
al9o'ney. .ue"e'u1-tfeosse ~ nse1a'y'
uoa' po'uue - wy " sa1 '"su ="
Mass'Gasoesss "Ao a,"s wv ossn m assNs N ps's
t!cs' oe'ose eno "at "o "as one VI .au .,, ap.set
m ana moss p,om'slSe younE !a"5sss q "ossce'
lel an" 9aa n'.cn4J u,slu.sAoo ial1e'A 10 an
o'a'o3' Nv euee,su s'a sanlHs,J Hs,s'se sa'i3.
~ a.a ,naus s''J u'1'* 'IIo" ."o n.a'5 "
s"o 'osoas W.. ~ .oss p ~ -. 49,. s,s ~. .'e".
1'nen luz "u w nas oesH .aoss ~ tno s'.''e W
ao nsns., 1tn - "'" .'Ios. =. sno ear.s''s
eou't VI 'ao oIe.o. ue'. Nuss4.s 'sp's'1"Ss
=, n1 ss"t 1,1a.,,.t "aa. s.a@ 1Nt ,,.
W. "aeeasnuset1a i'etao'''s'n pvteo' a,'u
"pHe 1o - III e'esS WY ""eP'ao'o ~ she
sc'o.m e'emcns "a .no pa''y' y" nas pcn No
.nusA ,o'aa'eu nu a1'ss po''sse 10 w. ~
hare placed himself IN open antagonlsm to ten.
Butter. ocn. Dcscus' appointment Is cohsld.
cred onc OF tilo hest PEesldcnt Hayes has made.
RICHARD ". TnoAsson,
spoken OF as tho new Secretary Of War. wns
Whsg politician ot tho old school, and Is little
known to the present generation outside OF Ills
own State. Hu was born tn Culpcpper County,
Va, md Is about rs ycQr Of 1,sc, Before he
v"s q, h. om,oro,ca ,nsn lin win. ~
"s =. 50. .eo, ..,s.
, 1877-03-07

: Spse<aI DispateA "a M 7ttssAA
WAsu1aoroh, D. e., March d-Thcrc arc two
Interesting tatsjgues hsre. based upon the ap.
potutment 70 Dav,s' vacancy upon the Uultt%l
Statcs Supreme Bench. 6cns&or Hove, Of Wis
cousin, and eenstor Chsisttsncy, Of Michigan,
, 1877-03-07

lfC3lQeHtt htttl AEclafutiOn VI war I th*a tuc
Sisted 10. with troubled collntc!.at,ces they
h,lsrieily left tho Chamber Us II tn avoid bclug
nucatI0nctl ~ to thnlr views III tte nrsr turn ot
affairs, Morton. wlsu fingered d few mEnutra,
said to friends who gathered Euid l,lt that !e
anl Thought BLAINE Lad leapcs! beioso hu can'u to
the 5tlle.
TAFT AND TIE LOUISIANA CASH.
Yo M N1aiefn Assottattd fffss.
WASHINGTON, u. u, Mnsul title principal
snbicct Of naslo1,ai interest atudr,l to Ut l!.e
Cabinet session to-day wua the rtllttzsl rundt-
tion OF Louisiana, tho situation there seeming
to bc regarded % The central point ttFoi! Whscl
HoutllesM altalfs may turn. Attorney g.t'rusral
Taft very fully, c!Hrrssrd lia xtews regarding:
tisat Tia ts'' has called ior deli!*ratioa >, rum
tte Department ot' Jt,ststc Jttlgc Tut d.
tllnea to state precisely what position hc
assumed IN prcscntin: this ease to tue lseal+
dent, but thGfc Is reason to believe that l,e W.:
~. dl.osed to sgssst, 9oy Sourss wsl, y
hopcs Of the Packard Goyerltaunt. ~ TAR rs
can bo learned. 1t is Judged thai further toNsll-
Grafton Il Thought IL 1t Actcssar}, a,ld
that official reports Oh tlte In sha Department 81
Jusstsr tl relation to This State wcre respectively
referred to tue bew Attorney General when TIC
shall be appointed.
ThcDctnottatic Scnators he'll , caucus his
afternoon after the allonr.!aent OF the Senate,
pTer which Bcnator Wallace presided, and q
aud policy to. 10 pursued b. tue Dcn~rst!s
party took rlacr. Aiessra. Thurman, Bayarl,
keraan, Rallsou,, uMl uos,lan expressed their
yc&4. No resolutions wcru introduced. and lIa
actiun tRlcn, hut tho raucus adjourned TO niect
again to.u,urrvw morning. Th: Kellogg easc,
i4tw bctose the Female, was alluded to, hut II
Wls ontv discussed 1T general way In c9nusc'
tlou with Other nlattcrs.
National Republican., 1877-04-30

TRUsTEs's sA sAtE sL OF A 5,,E TEHREE;sT1RY
H3UsE WITH THREE;sJohY BACK
bsi6k fR4NT, 1kD ALL THE MoBERS
EMlFEVESTah EMFESVpEShTMahNSRs;T NuRTaW IN EST y sihhhr' NkAh
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the sist day Of
q SEQ, one OF The land records for the Distict Of
thereby, viii ssi 4 public .aetion, in front o. ihs
n, Al that piece Of ground in Wsshngtos ely, o:
lot numbered 81, In Moses kelley's subdivision OF
lots In square No $40, together with the hne mod
ern dwelling thereon, new, weil'nnished and in =
Terms OF sale; The amount of the Indebtedness
aud charges secured by said deed OF trust with the
Interest thereon, due aud unpaid amounting in all
t So ~ and the expense Of sale, In cash, and
the balance In three equal instAllents payable In
eight twentv and thitty.two months, respectively,
for which the notes Of the purchaser secured upon
the properly and bearing interest from the day OF
sale at the rate OF eight per cent annum, pAyA
able semi. annually, winbe taken. depos,t % tsao
will be required OF the purchaser at the time OF
sale. and AL oonSeyAneing will be At his coat IL
the terms OF sale not complied with In ave days
the trustee the right To resell the property
AT the risk and OF the defAulting purchaser AZ
ter three days advertisements
spiT-id ISAAC il. FORD, Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DKrAKrMrNT,(
April ,, 1877.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for
the fiscal yszr ending June 30, ISIS, will be re-
eefyei al thIs Department until the lst day OF
May, lsTT, At L O'Clock m.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The BIDS viii be considered and accepted or re-
jected item By item; and this advertisement and
of the Treasury, and the bond accompanying the
same, shall constitute the contract between tho
Government and the bidder or bidders, and no
further contract will be executed.
The articles contracted for must DO furnished
from time to time during tho year, in quantities
pursuant 70 orders rom the Department Inc
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual
aith nn aue.sns ssrseie. H in the sum Of len tSoa
ssas.s as ossr 81 he ais9is9 Il which he sare.ss
by The pepartment, conditioned for furnishing
such portions OF the articles as may be awarded
| under q and the Performance o. the contract.
| an expert detailed for the purpose BY the Seere-
tAry of the Treasury, and the delivery OF an In
annal the contract, at the option Of tho Seere-
deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treas
fhe failure to comply with any one order under
| the contract will operate as q forfeiture OF the
| entire penalty Of the bord, or tho Secretary ol
market Of such quantities Of any articles as shall
Be necessary to supply the deficiency caused 5 y
per eentum Of the price which 1t shall be found
| necessary to pay for such articles.
Proposals lnaeeompanied BY q satisfactory bond
r1ss sos oai, sa ss,sbiishsd msDafaetarers Of, Q,
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
and marked Proposals iST I6SN S1S'iSRsEEEkM sTEEkM.N
aplrukFst Secretary Of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1877-04-30

TheB altimore and ohio Railroad Company offers
to for the Its summer Hotels at oakland
and Deer Park. These houses are situated in the
Glade country Of Maryland, famous for Its health
funess, the summit OF the Alleghan4es, loo
feet above tide, in the midst OF charmin scenery
The houses have been built In the most careful
psnys architect and are replete with all the mod
ern nyenleneies. The facilities afforded to citl-
Iens Of baltimore, Washington and the West by
the frequent passage Of fast trains, with telegraph
onices in both houses, render them peculiarly
adapted to business men with families. The Hotels
completely furnished with all the Appliances
rented TO a responsible party upon reasonable
terms.
The Company also offers for rent for the year its
vladuet Hotel, located near the Relay House, nine
miles from baltimore, completely furnished, and
used a mealing point for Its trains.
for terms and further particulars apply at the
ofhce Of the Second Vice President. Camden Sta
ton, Baltimore. Ap3s-lw
National Republican., 1877-04-30
FOR FRESH BEEF.
nEHInE 40. S.

OFfIcE A. Q. S.,(
FoKr FooTE, ND, April %, 1871. I
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
at this othee until Il O'Clock noon May %, lsIT,
for furnishing tho Fresh Beef required by the
Sabsistenee Department, U. s. Army, at this
], ls55.
Proposals in duplicate are also invited for
choice cuts Of Beef for sale to otieers, for the
same period. .
BIDDERS are required to state in their bids that
they understand their proposals may be accepted
for supplying Fresh Beef for issue, choice cuts
for oneers separately, the one without the other.
The contract for Fresh Beef will be construed
not To involve the United States in any obliga-
ton for payment tn excess Of the appropriation
by Congress for the purpose.
InformatiOn as to e5nditions and quality OF
Beef payments, Ae., can be obtained BY aPplca'
tion to y. NJ WEAVER, JR.
Second Lieut. II Art, A. U. S.
Observation-Disclosures
National Republican., 1877-04-30
PROPOSALS.
ERUPOSALS
OryIcE or BuiLpIxa ron SrATE,) !
wAs AID NAVY DEFAKTNrSTe,

EShoFVoAA<sN
OrTIcE or BuiLpixs ron SrATE,l
WAn AND NAVY DErAKTNrsIe,
WAsHIxGToE, ID. o., MAY I, tsTT.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until II O'clock, m, Of the 18Th day Of May. 1s1I,
fer furnishing. delivering, ntting and putting In
place The urouG nj and east iron vork as exhibited
eaned for N the schedule, and required for the
fse STATE War and Navy Departments, Of wash
tSpi:. oi the drawings, ,p.sine.,,op, and
schedule nay b had On application to this
An se.noiding necessary to. put the work in
place vii Be furnished and erected, and all
ho,stinS viii be done By the Unieed states:
hundred days frosn date OF acceptance.
All lids must be accompanied By penal bond
in the sum Of the agxregate amount Of the bids
that the bidder will aeeep. and perform the con
tract n Auarded to him. The su0cieney OF the
security TO be certified BY the United State,
Judge, the Clerk Of the United states Court, OF
the District Attorney Of the District wherein he
resides
The undersixned reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, vii he consider any bid that
q not yade on Tie printed form to be obtained At
this once, and does not conform to the require
merts Of this Advertisement.
Proposals vii not bo received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
of urougkt and cast Iron work. and vho have not
Proposals. vii be endorsed .Bids for iron vork
for roof Of esnter pavilion of east wing OF building
for state, war and Navy Departments, wash
ington, d. q. and addressed to
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
apoo-et Lt.-Col Corps Of Engineers.
National Republican., 1877-04-30
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The Oouw,sslaaeTs af sae vrccdmsn's savings
ard Tspg Coaspany viii seil q public auction. In
sHIt % S q ss oeiScn noon Sn sse sss
real estate situate at the corner OF ania
avenue and Fiftcen- -and-a-han street
OPPOsITE THE NORTH wIHd OF THE
UNITED STATES TREASURY BUILDISG.
70 wit; Lots and part Of lot g. In square I'll,
fronting M vs. feet 70 inches on Penn yl.sas ayesae
sn sHG 81 :. fst s:y sSn IN
The improyemests consist of. four-story aud
mansard roof hre-proof buildina, with bAseincnt l.,
Seneca sandstone front, and known the
FREEDMANS BANK BUILDING;
and large three story brisk dwelling
nrst door. which Is In the occupancy Of the Comms-
sioners Is now under leases aggresating an annual
Al sesai.,e plat Of the premises wiz ss s,.is'tca
TerTsi ore yyila oasp, ana tpe residue In equal
AnnuAf fnstsllmentJ OF and two years with in
terestet eiFht per cent. per 'annnm. secured by .
deed OF trust on the property soid or AL cash, al
of bid and all conveyAncing 70 be At cost sf pEr-
Tern. % be fsl;y Ssssp,.ss s,,a within sven
| the tisk Aid cost Of the defAultinx plrchAser.
| JOHN A. ]. CRIswELL,
ROnkRT PuRyis,
| Commissioners Freedman 3 Savings and Trust Com
pany. mh2i-ruf&ds.