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THOS. q. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE

TRUBTEET SALE OF ELE0ANT RESIDENCE
No. A9 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
Under and BY virtue of q deed Of trust, II
and recorded in I4ber No 49, folio De, one lGs:
Of the land records OF the District of Columbia the
front Of the premises, on MON DAY, the I'd day OF
June, 1879. at O'Clock all Of lot numbered 81 OF
square 693. as recorded in Liber II O., folio 104
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebtedness,
from August H. 1875 secured by this deed OF trust
unpaid. with the expense Of sale, in cash.
months. for which the notes Of tine purchaser,
By deed 81 trust on the a psyoperty sold viii b
taken. A aepost Of $500 saan BE required Of the
at his cost. II terms Of sale are not complied with
in days the trustees reserve rsht to resell at risk
notice of such resale as they May think proper.
3; LEWIS BLAcKE1RD,} Trustees
THOH, +. WAQGAGAN. Auct ap29-d&ds
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BENNETT AND MRS. SMITH CONVICTED OF
MURDER.-The jury in the policemanSmith muir
oer trial, at Jersey City, N. j.. Saturday return
ed verdict OF guilty OF murder 10 the first de-
gree against both Mrs. Smith, the murdered
mans Wife, and Bennett. her lover. Counsel for
me Judges charge, and on apple alton Of counsel
the prisoners were remanded until Frid ny next
1or sentence. They took their conviction very
cOOlly.
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a A fire Saturday night at Denver, Col, con-
sumed frame block. Loss SIS, 900. The fire Is
attributed to incendiaries.
II A white man taken by the Zulus who es.
capped, saw Zulu reading an English newspa-
per.
U-The fifth annual convention OF the Catho-
lie Young Mems National Union will be held
In Richmond, Va, June 18th and succeeding
days.
H-Anton Peters, an attache of Haverly's
Theatre, at Chicago, H., was instantly killed
Saturday by falling from the top OF that build
trp
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THos. E. wAaeAMAN. Real Estate Anotioneer.

1'HVo. ~ HACtUAUhN, 1seaI f1state AHcuOEeer.
TRUSTFh'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PrHRSHIrPER 3 y No. 3l3 TWELFTH STREET
~ BY virtue Of two DEEDS of trust dated April -
Old, 1915. and May 9th. 1875. respectively, inn
L1oer 5S4 folio 100, respectively of the land records
oa the District OF Coiurnbis, and at the written
pubic auction, In front of the premises TIL YRS
DAY, May 2Sth, 1879. at O'Clock q. m. all that
IN the District Of Columbia. and known and de-
ecr}bed as Lot deferred III" OF Hall Nelson's sub
division Of Square numbered 297 with the buildings
and appuItenaL ces. &c.
Terms of sale: One fourth cssh; balance in six,
twelve eighteen months with interest at six per
cent. Fer ahnum from day Of sale, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, secured on TIE property
sold, will be required. deposit Of $l9O will be
required when the property is sod. and a! convey
terms of sale are not complied with In seven days
from Gay Of eale the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property atthe risk and cost of defaultnH
pnIchaer. CHARLES w. HORNOR, Trustee
THOS. WAGGAMAN. Auct myl4-d
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STAMPING OUT THE CATTLE DIsKASE.-1t Is
announced that the authorities OF New York,
New jersey and Pennsylvania will work In
unison In the effort to stamp out the cattle
disease. How important 1t Is to pursue this
work may be gathered from the statistics Of
pleuro-pneumonia In England where 5000. 600
head Of cattle have been lost since 1862, repre-
sent1ng q value of about $500 000, 600.
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INDIGNANT BANK DEPosIrORs.- one
and two hundred depositors I'm the broken
broadway Savings Bank at ST. Louis held an
indignation meeting Saturday some even advo-
eating personal violence. Various measures for
Inelr protection were adopted, and individual
suits win be brought against the bank officers.
who, 1t is said received deposits after they were
aware OF the banks insolvency A warrant has
6een Issued for the arrest OF the cashier, j. p.
krieger, IT,, but he has not vet been found
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN SQUARE SOUTH
Of SQUARE I0S6; ,eI IMPROVED BY TRO

By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated the 28th -
day Of April. 1877. and duly recorded in Liber
Washington county, District Of Columbia. I'D by
direction Of the party secured thereby, the under
of May, 1879, at O'Clock, on the premises, ali that
part OF Let o and Improvements In Square south Of
September 9Th. 1871. by Thornton Bowers ct NIX to
Ellen Kelly and recorded December 9Th. 1871. in
trict OF Columbia. This property Is bounded by
avenue.
Terms One-haN cash balance in six and twelve
monthe with notes bearing interest at eight per cent
Corveyancing q purchasers cost Fifty dollars
down at time OF sale.
IAURENOE CAVANAUGH,5 Trustees.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct. my2Q-eo&da
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THE BURIAL OF A DRuNKARD.-Jesse Upta-
groves, the last OF bis name, who terminated his
drunken career last week by hanging himself
had an appropriate, though disgracef1l, funeral
on Thursday, at ElktOn, Md. The only vehicle
was the hearse, the only mourners were two
dogs trotted along behind. On reaching the old
Methodist church the assistance OF some colored
men were obtained and they assisted In the task
OF carrying the coffin from the hearse to the
grave. There was no minister present, and one
OF the two friends pronounced burial service
ending with Earth to earth-dust to dust
ashes to ashes Goodbye, Jesse UptagroVes
Amen.'-[Balt. merican, 26fh.
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BANKERS.

elO to $1,000 INVESTED IN Wal a. ssookl
y makes fortunee every month Boob sent fres
explaining everything. Address BAXTER b CO.,
Bankers, IL Wan IT. II. Z. Bep2e th&s,1y
a execute orders for the purchase or sale Of 6tocia
Bonds and Gold On moderate margins COMMITS
nons ~ esnH aGV sha a Stoc6 prisges nesoafsa
ted Henry Merriam. MeIn5sr Am; Mining sna
fscS1 41c1snsel 20 VA y: NeX xork: Kc1ess1Ss
New York. 1snl.&P
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DIED.

GUY. May &c, 1879, at p. m, wALTKR D., only
son Of ". 81 and Edith Coy.
Fuperal Wee nesday, 28th inst, at parents resi-
dence. y. IN L street southeast. between 9th aud
7th streets.
WILLIAMS. At New Haven. Conn, on the 24th
tf May, 1879. GRACE VERNON AGED seventeen years
sud ten months, younsest daughter of the late Dr..
Francke Williams, OF Hartford. 2t-
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from Pittsburg, this morning, stated that the
vice president Of a New York life insurance
company had stated, in an interview, that Coz,
Dwight, OF Binghamton, was not dead but still
alive and well, and that on this ground his
company would fight against the payment of
the policy MIR. Dwight held in 1t. A reporter Of
the Express called upon the secretary or q CON-
pany In this City which had aad have paid the
largest policy which COL Dwight held He said:
This statement-this Ideals totally absurd.
The fact OF Col. Dw1ght's death Is undoubted
Of poison fell to the ground, likewise that OF
strangulation. Our company made an exhaus-
tive examination OF the case, and were satisfied
TO Fay our policy within the sixty days after the
necessary papers had been sent. can see no
FOUNDATION for this new theory, unless IL came
from humorous idea OF some newspaper man.
1t Is abSurd."-[N. y. Express oath
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CURIOUS CAsE.-The case on trial In New
York OF Henry A Fleischman OF ST. Louis
somewhat curious. MI. Fleischman AYERS that
lie sailed for Europe In the Hammonia ia 1873.
ana a. that two days after leaving port he and his
Iamny were e)ected from their Staterooms, and
compelled to occupy the stewards quarters on
poslte the kitchen, where the odorS were vile,
and rats and other small vermin abounded.
Inc defense Is that Mr.. Flesehmau was taken
with the smallpox, and it was found necessary
10 quarantine the family.
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sF-During fire In the box factory OF Orr,
Fowler & Co., Brooklyn, Lad named Hiram
Cousins was burned TO death.
sE-The British ironclad Triumph sailed from
San Francisco. saturday, for Valparaiso, where
she is ordered to watch the belligerents and pro-
tect British interests.
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MURDERoUs BURGLARS.-The burglars who
nearly straDgled Mrs. Peleg w. Gardiner to
death at Providence, r. L., have been arrested
and prove to be her grandson, Erwin Shattock,
and A. Randolf, a clerk In wholesale drug store.
Both are under 20 years OF age
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SIX DRowNED-A small mail steamer was
struck by whirlwind on CalcaSien river La,
Saturday, and sunk. Six passengers. lncludlng
two little girls, sisters, were drowned.
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A EEMARKABLE BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
has been tried In London. Mr.Jackson con.
i'acted 10 marry Miss Paris. subsequently he
became insane, whereupon Miss Paris sued him
for not marrying her, and has actually recov-
action could be maintained, and that the de-
PENDANTS lunacy did not make a bit OF differ
ence. IL was argued that 30 far from being In
all the more needed a wife to take care OF him.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

/ 1UNCANSON BktOS., Auct0neer6.
EXECUTORS, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
&Ei sEa kaGSEsHx ~ 1HH
ON SE.s sTH i s1THkEEET gETW EES y AND 9
Or, e%EpkEsPAY .AFTEskoos, June -
renins Is incSes %o. Ss . les. On iith
n y FIJI Nssss Jun. s.n a.
hss s9S s Feet 81 il ss 20 aSs;
immsdiatsiy sitter we ~" VIII sell. IA front Of The
Rre,Tises Lot 10 square Sls hsyins font Of 80
w. This iet win also Be .ubaiyidede. - 500
and
months deferred payments to bear interest at seven
trust on property sold Conveysncins st pnrehssers
coat. Terms OF sale to be complied with within ten
resell at risk snd cost Of defanns puroha ser or
purcha ers. after giving We days notice of such
sI0O required on the improved Properly. ami $50
on each plecs OF unlmproyed property at time of
s g: s. sFoT Y 6sfAfEsos' Executors.
JAMES TOWLEs, Agent my23
TRUsTEE,s SALE AT AUCTION OF AN ELE-
INT H px xEkksSf VENUE Erh hsp SIX *
25 ISL and recorded IN Ebef No .S ~. sei'e
ns On tn se 81 dss
at 81 saaap IS q tie s
division OF original lot 8. in Square No 1872 said
a. in the office Of the Surveyor Of the District Of
This Iot fronts on street north, and runs back
hneest9ry brick dwelling No 1851 strs,t north;
Terms ore thru Of the purchase money in c,sh.
y Of FOX wSe
the notes of the purchaser. bearing interest at the
deposit Of 81 060 viii be required OF the purchaser
Of the purchaser If the terms OF sale are not com.
pie pied with within one week from the day Of sale
At tie risk and cost Of the defaultlns purchaser.
rf; SEsBsf EoS ass Surviving ;Ssss
5S SAEE SF
q 2sS
Ss4 :, Ssfs :;
for the District of Columbia and by direction of the
viii sell pubic auction to the i1 hest baasr ia
frol Of TIE premises; On TUESDAY. Juue Sd. 1879.
..Es q s.! g
(a2) thirty three (33 and thirty in Dodxe's
cred and seyentysix Q76); and Immediately after
The sale thereof the Trustees will offer for sale lots
(sl) thirtytwo ts2) thirty three (33), thirty four
80 thirty fve35) thirty six &c. hiItyseven $50,
thin tyeight (3S), thirty mine (39), forty (40) and
tortyone CD, IN Turton's recorded subdivision of
t179) together with .hs improvements aud appur.
tel nces to each and every of said lots belonging
Tt rns of sale: One fourth Of the purch ase money
in cash. and the residue in TIN equal instruments
pay able, respectively, in one %, two co. and three
are TO give their several proissory notes. with in
teIest ard secured by deed of trust property
eOld, or all cash at purchasers option deposit Of
S25 will be REQUIRED on each lot at time Of sale and
II terms OF ta!e are not complied with within five
tn resell at the risk and cost Of the detautns pur-
Chaser after five days not &c in the Evening Star
newspaper. All conveysncing at purchasers cost
GGRRAARRkE = 3; MWAHkY; Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts my22.eokds
THOs. r. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Aactioneer
TprETEEa, SALE or rT No ur puorDuyou
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Blk TIL
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No.

1711.
By virtue of . deed OF trust dated April 18th, Il
1877, and duly recorded in Liber 847, at folio NaI
trict Of Columbia. snd at the request Of the party
thereby secured, and by virtue Of certain order Of
No 6107. will sch q public aucdaa in front of the
pr. mises: on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of May,
described in said deed as lot numbered twe0ty-
seven l27), of n B. Smiths recorded subdivision Of
OF square four hundred and seventy five (475) to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
in cash, (of which 500 will be required as deposit
ct the time of sae and the balance in three equal
1nstallments payable in six. twelve and eighteen
months after the day Of sale seemed BY the Of
the purchaser and deed Of trust on The property
sod bearing iDtereet at the rate OF cetum
Per annum until paid. Oonveyancing at the pur-
cbasers cost Trustee reserves the right to resell at
risk of the defauting purchaser, sale be not com
pleted within seven day. from day Of sale.
w. w. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room 4, Webster Law Buildin4
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts my24 81
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THE PoPR INDIsPosED.-Ad dispatch from Rome
TO the Pail Mall Gazette, says the Pope is slight
ly tndiSpoSed.
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LIZ SPITE OF HL-BRED TAUNrs Delaware con-
dnues to fog her petty criminals. At New
castle on Saturday one white man and i've col
ored prisoners received dressing down In the
shape OF lashes well laid on by q sheriff
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TRUSTEE SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
AND UNFINISHED BUILDINGS ON FOURTH

TRUSTEF BALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
AND UNFINISHED BUILDINGS ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN AND n e.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, datei Februa. -
~ 9Th 1873, and recorded in Liber No. SS5, r.SS
folio 160 of the land records Of the District s.0.
OF Columbia az at the written sst Of the party
securet thereby, the under signed Trustee will sell
ct public auction, in front of the premises, on SAT-
nhDA1, June 18th: 1879. at O'Clock p m lots II.
Is. -, 2U, 81, D. 49, "a 25 26 81 49, in Augu stus
Jays recorded subdivision of art Of square 775,
some som OF said lots being improved by unfinished
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash residue in six
twelve eighties and twenty -four mont he at per
or all cash at option Of purchaser $50 deposit will
pc required on each lot when bid is accepted. II
Trustee res eryes the right to resell at the risk aud
cost OF defs1itlng purchase All conveyancins and
my27d&ds THOS. z WAGGAMAN. Trustee.
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IN SENGERS.
The stssms amer "; "; 0oR0oRAN. which has besn
BAL. Captain. Is the only boat a. Essa3A|
lowed 10 land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
% mAng1on and grounds Steamer leaves 9th street
yhArf daily 6undays exceRtedl at 10 9. M, and e
Rupt LHdies' Mount Vernon Hssocistion. T. T.
BLAKE steamer W. W. Oorcoran- iel61y
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneera.
DIAMONDS,
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, &c,

ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
MAY % AND 20,
At Salesrooms, 9Th and ID SITS n W., commencing at
10 O'Clock each day
Diamonds. artisticslly mounted in solitaire p
snd cluster Earrings. tuds. Bracelets. Rings, EAf
Fir 9, lockets. etc. az
back u secoId dis stem and key winders OF all the
finest makes, fine Gold Jewelry, ETC.
Every article guaranteed as repress nted.
On exhibition Monday and Tuesday
myI6 st DUNCAESON BROS, Aucts
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INTERESTING TOPICS DISCUSSED.


IN the Presbyterian General Assembly at Sar-
atoga, n. y, yesterday, the report on theology
cal seminaries was made, showing that the
nuneer OF se da Is ID; students ss4 pro-
seminaries for colored men are recommended
10 the large lberality OF the church memo
rial was ADOPTED asking Congress to Investigate
the traffic In intoxicating liquor IL was re-
solved that the next session OF the General
Assembly be held at Madison. Wis. The meet
er6or having rendered that edifice 70 the assem-
bly,. The report or the committee on narratives
showed that, while the past year had not been
ole OF general revival, the church had grown
In size.
AGAINST THEATER GOING.
Regarding the attendance OF church members
iution Was a sha 1perss peIIorsnces reso,
the increased attendance or church members at
theateIs and operas the Assembly bears earnest
Inconsistent with Christian duty. since &c not
only gives couDtenance and support to an tnsti-
tuition justly described by a former Assembly as
ally hurtful, and tends TO obliterate the line
which should always be plainly visible between
the followers or Christ and the world.
AGAINST SUNDAY PAPERs.
The subject OF reading secular papers on Sun
gay was reported on, accompanied by the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:-"That
tice on the part OF the church members OF read
ing secular papers on the Sabbath day is alarm
ingly on the Increase, and believing also that ft
readers and serious obstacle TO the cause OF
Christ In every community, would deprecate
inc practice, ard would urge on All who love
the Lord and desire the spread OF His Kingdom
1n the world 10 do all In their power TO discoun.
tenanCe it,"
ROMAN CATHOLIC BAPTISM.
Regarding the overture against recognizing
Roman Catholic baptism, the committee re-
affirm the action or the general assembly OF
1873, leaving IL with the pastor and the convent
10 decide whether q rebaptism shall he made.
The report was attacked by Elder G. ID. Drake
and the Rev. DR.. Prime, and defended by Rev.
Or. Patton, chairman OF the committee. who
declared, as he had done in his opening ser
mon, that the Roman Catholic is q branch OF
the Church OF Christ. He said that In the fight
against materialiSm, otherwise communism,
and other enemies or Christianity, the Roman
Catholics are one OF the strongest allies which
the churcf0has. A sharp discussion ensued
which continued, without action, up to the hour
OF adjournment.
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II a. WAhNEfS, AUCtIOup0f.
PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE 2-STOBY BRICK
HOUSE, No. 1905 EIGHTH ST. NV; TROOMS;
GOOD LOCATION; LOT 21x95; ALLEY.
l viii offer this property at al lotion, on -
MONDAY, June 2, 1879, at 6 O'Clock. f.afH
Tel ms .sey, and made known at sale. .AR.
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r 7. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME DWELL.
1NGs ON THE VEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN I. AND NJ STREETS
ABOUT sEyENTY-F1yE FEET FROM THE
CORNER OF L STREET NORTHWESr.
By virtue of q deed Of trust, dated May 16, -
1873, and duly recoraed in Liber It's, folio f!.:X
4sS one of the land records for Washington. k:.0.
county, District Of Columbis, and at tine written
request Of the party secured thereby, We will sell ct
public auction, in front Of the Premises, on FRI
ali that certain piece or parcel of ground lying
and being in Washinx ton city, Db trict of Columbia.
and known and distinguished the south fifty (s0)
feet front of original let numbered thirtytwo (32.
by the tull depth thereof, in square numbered one
hundred and rinety -seven Q91), improved by two
Frame DWELLINGS.
Terms of sale: The Indebtedness and expenses Of
sale IN cash; balance in twelve and twenty four
months with interest to be secured npon tbs prem
lses sold. Two hundred dollars down at time of
sale. Convsyancing ct purchasers cost. Terms to
be CT implied with in seven days.
LII XANDER H YOUNG1 ,,.
my27.d MARTIN NJ ROHREk, trustees.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER Il Co, Auctioneers,
1928 + street NV
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE ELEGANT RESI-
DEECE KNOWN AS No. 1923 STnEET

l..
BY virtue of decree passed by the su- Ia
the 18th day Of October 1878, in Equity cause IL
NO. 4.g44, Docket No IT, the undersigned, trustees
nam.d IN said decree WI sci! Ct public suction in
day OF June 1879. at O'clock M, LIT numbered
bered two hundred and seventeen {2l1, in the city
ments thereon The lot has frontase Of "a feet on
the forth side Of X str ct northwest, near Vermont
avenue. by uniform depth of l35 feet to q twenty
foot alley and the improvements consist of an ee-
gsnt dwelling house of modern construction
The t. rms of sale, as prescribed in said decree,
are as follows, viz: One third Of the purchase
moIey to he paid In cash. and the balance in three
equal lnsa1ments in twelve and eighteen months
rtspectively. from day Of SALE The purch aser to
give his rromissory notes bsarirg interest at per
cent for the defer red payments The title to be
tsiIed by the Truf tees until the whole of the pur
chafe money is paid, when they wilt execute pro-
per deed OF convey at the purcba ses cost The
property will be sold subject to the payment OF
tain general and special taxes due thereon to the
District Of Columbia. amounting principal and in
terest to about $1,000, q particular statement of
which will be made at the time of sale. deposit of
$500 will be required at the time Of sale. If the
terms Of sale are not compiled with within seven
days from the day Of SALE the Trustees the
right to reeel the property st the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser after not less than one
weeks notice by advertisement in the Evening Star
newspaper.
R1N II GhaIs do Shi; Trustees.
my2113t Office, City Hall.
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The first Glaze steamers Of this Line, w A SCHOI-
TEN,""P CAL.ND," "ROTTER1aM !" "SOHIE-
Netherlands leaves Jersey City every alternate
Mednesday ana SATURDAY. Cabin e65aS70; Inter
AT, 17 South William ct New York: FUNUH EDYE
90, ~ 30 VIM. st., Freight A2'ts L. w. NOR
BE oO Bsay, General PASSENGER Ag's j.n1-1y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-srKAMsH1p
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
TIE cleaners OF this company will sail every Sat
urdsy from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd street, Ho0okeu
Rates of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don. Southampton and Bremen, first caoin Sl60;
pafsage apply to OELRIOHS & co q 30 wing
Green, New York. w. g. METZEROTT Co, 915
Pa ave-, Agents for Warrington. octl-ly
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PROPOSALS.
DkOPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE
AND STRAW.

pkOPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE
AND STRAW.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, d. s. A.,
BALTIMORE, Md, May al, 1879.
6EALED PR,POSALS, in tripEicate subject to
the usual conditions wi, be received st this Office
until ~ O'clock nj. on JUNE 90 1879, at which rime
and place they will be eGed in the presence of bid
ders fo furnishing SID delivering such Goal Wood,
Corn, Oats, Hay, Bran and Straw may be required
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1880, at the
POSTS OF Baltimore, Md Fort McHenry. Md Wash
iDgtOn Arsenal, d. O., and Carlisle Barracks Pa.
Une copy OF this advertisement, ann circular of in
etructions and conditions should be securely at
tached TO each tr1picate proposal and be mentioned
therein As cCmpri ing part of it.
A preference viii be given to articles OF domestic
production. conditions Of price and quality being
equal.
The United States the right to reject any
Or all proposals
Blanks for proposals, and printed circulars giving
detailed information as to estimated quantities
quired. manner of bidding, conditions to be OBJ
served by bidders and terms Of contract and pay
ment may be obtained at this office
ProPnsa,s NUT be enclosed in sealed envelopes
MAI ked Proposals for ----" and addressed to
the Post Quartermaeter, Baltimore Md.
myZl6t D. M MARSHALL, Captain and A. q. M.