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DROPOSALs FOR REPAIR OF SEVEN I'll
i STREET ROAD FROM BOUNDARY STREET
TO THE DISTRICT LINE

EHGNEERDEPARIMENr,D DISTRICT OF OoLuMB1A,l
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1879 !
By direction Of the Board OF Commissioners, Seal
ed Proposals will be received ss this Once until II
f It'll street Road from Boundary street to the Dis
tricf line.
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications may
be obtained from this Office, together with the ne
cegsary information, upon application therefor, and
bids upon these forms will alone be considered.
Plans and profile may be seen at this Office.
No proposal viii be received from any failing con-
tractor. known as such on the records Of the Dis
trict of Columbia since July ], 1873. The right is
reserved to reject any and al bids parts Of bids
W. j. TWINING, Major of Engineers,
my3C-6t Engineer Commissioner ID. o.
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AUCTION SALES,
JSON BROS, Aucsioneers.


DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucsioneera
BAY HORSE, EXTENSION TOP PARK pHEToN
On TUESDAY MoRNING: June Sd, com; IN
It N' pUNoINsoN BROS. Auc.s.
DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctaoneers
TWO GOLD WATCHES AND ONE SILVER
On TUESDAY MORNING, June Sd, at 10 ~
SsSFR e sn and ss Silver s.ss
Sale positive II
THOs. Z WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Anctioneer.
TkgsTEE's SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
SETIRkEEET ySoNETHwksr. near i P hEaSHSSsha
January 18th, 1878, and recorded in Lb eer -
81 81 Ga the s a9d
sell at pubic auction in front OF the premiss S. on
S ~ ~ ss5 5.ne e. 4 OSS
the osner q said lot s H. running 1ss
south 20 feet thence west 80 feet; thence south
feet inches. and thence 100 feet to the place of
lying south Of and adj Dining the above described
ground by q depth of So feet now aud heretofore
priveses and sppurtsnees thesennto bslonsns
Tne property will be sold free of taxes
ne Ct sale cash. FesSSs 10
notes Of the purchaser secured by deed Of trust On
the premises told shall be given, or all cash at the
made on Of bid All @ @ s at PUT
with in five days the Trustees reserve The right to
resell the properly on such notice as they deem fit.
q E. + nb aSE5SEkSsHSS ii 1.a..ss.:
IHOs. F. WAGoAMAN, Auct tu2dSds
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THE TRADES.

QOOKBINDING.
ID The public is respectfully informed that the
LYOkTT BOOKBlNDERY
Is carried on as heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
VIII be IN the SUI erior style which has always been
Q Characteristic of the establishment
APPLY 10l2 Pennsylvania avenues ID moor.
GIBSON BROTHENS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
~ Fine Printing Specially. jan18-fy
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
TWO-STOKY FRAME DWELLING AT AUt

TWO-STOKY FRAME DWELLING AT AUO-
m rrpon.v .prrTi3oNNo;s ,u.. TOTO
at O'Clock, in front Of the premises shall 1!s
sell Lot IN Wilson's subdivision Of square X:sA
1897 Got 20x99 81, and improved by o twostory
Frame Dwelling, No. 1912 10th street, between P
and Rhode Island avenue.
Terms: One-tbird cash balance at six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
my2Sd&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
VIII be sold at public auction on TUES. IA
DAY. June 8, 1879, Lot !, square 40. Inn E!I
proved By four or Ave Frame Dwellings. sit LII:
uated at the corner Of New Ham pshire avenue 25th
and streets northwest. containing about 5000
Bale peremptory. to close building association,
and offers . good opportul ity for investment.
myA 27.29, 81 je2 j. Z OOLDWEIL4, Auct.
HNRuSTEES, SALE OE YALuARLE uNIM-
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0UNOANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
A UcTIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES

On TUESDAY next, June Sd, at 1918 Penn u
sylyanIa avenue the Offering OF over 800 val ear
sale will continue morning and evening at aforesaid
place until all the Forfeited Pledges to date are
sold. Time Of sale, 10 O'Clock am. and O'Clock
pm. H. K FULTON,
my3O St. 1918 Pennsylvania ave-
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TNHE CEILULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTER
That never trusts, never breaks. never wears out.
always clean, and can be worn while bathing, TOE
sale at CHA6. FISHERS, 623 It'll street NV
Mrs. Fisher devotee her attention to the wants OK
ady patrons oecuV
NOHENB LOAN OFFICE. corner IN 9 and New
OYork av (entranoe ON avenne1 Inc MOI H0f\
priyate Loan Once "a the city. 0oney loaned
q TIE lowest rate q interest on Gold endO -
Silver watches, Plate and Plated Ware, DiAmond6.
Guns Piefols, Ladies and GenilemenA Olothing.
Carpets, and al articles Of value. 3snl-ly
SwuArSS q 3CHa9ecL
o. azs nov epsn and organizing for u esai
Terms UodeeatA
IAd10s, 0en1Aounsn and Ohildren. Mo in1onA -
sertns. 6rs FoQuas>od % Daks tmmedta1s elRlieaa
nqlHEp QrA4Ee q ~ o. ~
49, ~ 4u e w. d e sroni 49,
no os : g iss - 80 go g =:
TT Ora peaAs yuAapsA
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MEDICAL, &c.

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WE ARE SHOWING SEVERAL NEW 0TYL0
w Of NANTEIS. both plain andt444t4
Decorated, and while sustaining The euIfffffffk
pefiority Of our unAnufacture. VIII oeal0
cheaper than elsewhere
We aim ct Q high Standard Of excellence "a our
possible.
We sell Furnaces, Ranges. and Fire P2aoe 6eov0
Of voll oG6Ablished reputation
ALSO,
Parlor Crates Bra1 Fire setts. English. Plain md
sOonnected with Telephonic Exchange.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
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DIE Ed.

tV"The Car fears the fate OF Julius.C-zar,
reports q western journal.
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OAL! COAL! COAL3
am unloading several cargees Of Kalmia Iykens
Valley. Lorberry and White Ash "
COAL,
which Win be cold at bottom prices
Call early and leave your orders.
L VIM. GUINAND,
623 La. Gr. and list St.,
Between and Sc.
WnAn loot OF Sd ct. Sc. my7-1y
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We have large stock Of fresh mined COAL, to
vhith we are constantly making al, tions
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
saved and split Wood and Patent Bundled Kind
nDs MOod cDe3per than any other place in tine city
OfoerD bS mau receive prompt attention
STEPHENSON BRO,
my24tr and cor Pa ave- A. 4 IStb sf nw
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
" have for sale large quantity and every variety
Of Red Ash, White Ash Lorberry aud Ly kans Vafiev
GOALS. Also, kindlng and Stove WOOD. at the
32S Pa av Depot and Min foot of 9Th st. my27-2.a
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PROPOSALS.
CoNsTRUCTIoN OF FI1EPRooF BUILpIN
" FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM

Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
~ m: on sATURDAY,7th of June, 1879. for furnish
ing, framing and delivering at the National Museum
Building about Fifty-eight Tons of Wrought Iron
Beams and the necessary connections as required;
In accordance with drawings, schedules and condi-
tons to be at the Office Of C,uss and Schulze,
Architects, Oofcoran Building my3o. 81 iu2.46
The New York herald., 1879-10-25

that were missing thronged the house of death,
surviving to recognize a familiar face. Some of
the richer classes had already made prepara-
tions for the burial, and masked men were met
hurrying along the streets and boys bearing
crosses and flags with religious Inscriptions. 1t
was as though plague had visited the town.
Never had Murcia and valleys known such
disaster since the floods OF 1851 and 1902.
EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE.
At Alicante, the chief commercial port of
Valencia, the whole plain is covered with raging
waters, which form lake nearly thirty leagues
in extent. The inundation passed over the enor-
nous stone table in which, as in a mosaic, Ali
cante is inlaid; streamed through its damp
arches, its half dark piazzas and narrow streets,
and wrought havoc only second to that which
of damage is as follows:-The villages OF
Monduemas, Fra Alta Tore, Aguerra,
Alcanturilla and Larga have been swept
away Murcia, Orihuela, Lorca and
Almeria have been partially flooded. Ten
thousand inhabitants and one hundred families
are destitute. The loss of property exceeds
fifty million francs. The loss of life is at Lorca
one hundred, at Orihuela eighty, at Murcia
more than a thousand. These are the latest off
cial returns But it is feared that the total loss
of life will exceed three thousand. The king
has already visited the flooded districts and has
subscribed fifty thousand francs toward the
relief of the inhabitants.
The New York herald., 1879-10-25
CABLE NOTES.

signor Fopoli. q Trieste banker. committed suicide
tho 10th inst. account OF tho impossblity Of
fulfilling some large corn contracts. His liabilities
amount to $4,000 horins. His creditors are not
likely to obtain than thirty Per cent of their
claims.
Advices from Panama October 10y state that the
cable is interrupted between Kingston and Aspin-
WALL whether in the cable itself, near jamaica, or
OH the lines the island. is not known Since tho
afternoon OF the 11th messages have been for.
wardcd or received, and work has been impossible.
despatch to the Times. from Geneva, says -
.'The last vorihcaton OF the of the ST. othard
Tunnel between Airolo and Goschenen will be made
this week. 1t is now confidently expected that tho
workmon from the two extremities OF the tunnel
will meet midway In the mountain before New
Years Day."
An important meeting Of leading Arms engaged in
the anished iron trade in South Stafiordshire and
East worcestershire. was held at Birmingham on
Thursday, to consider an application for an imme-
diate advance In the wages of operatives ON the
ground of the Improvement in trade. The meeting
decided that did rot consider the state of trade as
justfying an advance II is probable that an arpi-
traitor will be appointed to settle the question.
The New York herald., 1879-10-25
GENERAL GRANT IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Oct. "a, 1879.
Last evening General Grant dined with Senator
Booth at Sacramento. About fifty distina uished
gentlemen from various portions of the State were
present, including Governor Irwin and prominent
politicians of all parties.
The General and Mrs. Grant arrived here from Sac
ramcuto at noon to-day and were Immediately driven
to the Palace Hotel Shortly after two o'clock the Gen
era visited the hall of the Society fPoneers received
the members informally and was presented with q
certificate of membership Later III the afternoon
the General escorted to the rooms OF the Mexi-
can War Veterans and presented with the gold badge
of the society of which he is a member. Thence he
proceeded to the residence OF Mayor Bryant. where
he dined. This evening he will be present at a BAN
quet of pioneers in the Lick House.
The New York herald., 1879-10-25
CENTRAL ASIA.
CHANCES OF TROUBLE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
PERsIA-MoRE AFGHAN DssArTECTIoN.
lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

CHANCES OF TROUBLE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
PERsIA-MoRE AFGHAN DssArTEcTIoN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct "a, 1879.
despatch from st. Petersburg to the Times
says THE possibility of trouble between
Russia and Persia 10 further rea-
son for postponing the Telske-Turcoman
expedition. The Persians are Jealous of the
commercial advantages gained by the Chinese
through the treaty between Russia and China
by which the latter secures Kuldia, and have
made claims which Russia is not likely to com
ply with 1t is very generally believed here
that Russian influence in Teheran is gradually
being supplanted by British
ENGAGEMENT NEAR KAsHGAR.
Intelligence from Yarkand to the 31st of
August announces that 1000 Andijanis, Kirg-
hiz and Kipchaks reached Mingyul, near Kash-
gar, where they met large force of
Chinese Two indecisive engagements were
fought The Chinese lost many men
killed Kipchak, who was arrested
stores to the invaders Chinese troops from
Yangi-Hissar and Var have been despatched
against them. Another Audijani column is
advancing across the Altai-Pamir mountains.
and has captured Sir-i-Kol.
AFGHAN MOVEMENTS.
Ghilzais have assembled in force near Shutar
gardan and are expected to oppose the passage
of the British troops which are withdrawing
from the Pass. Other tribes of Ghlzais are
assembling between Kurd Cabul Pass and
Jagdallak and have occupied Hazar Darakht,
near Gaudamuk. General Cough has arrived
| ut Gaudamuk.
The Standards Candahar correspondent tele
graphs as -"Intelligence has been re.
ceived from Kheat-iG Ghilzai that the Governor
of that place, who, from the time General
Hughes entered the city, persistently avowed
himself friendly to the English, has suddenly
decamped with his whole staff" despatch
to the Daily News, from Aii-Khcyl, says two AZ
CHAN troopers and Sepoy of one of the Herat
regiments have been hanged, it is presumed for
completely in the massacre Of the British En-
baSsy,
The New York herald., 1879-10-25
(BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. I

CAIRO, Oct "a, 1879.
The Governor of Alexandria yesterday de-
Gorringe, of the United States Navy, by order
of the Khedivc of Egypt, the obclisk known
rs Clcopatra's Needle. The work of removal
began yesterday afternoon. The English manu-
facturers have supplied, as stipulated, the ma
chinery necessary for transporting the obclisk,
board ship at an early date. 1t will probably
reach America about month after it leaves
Egyptian soil.
The New York herald., 1879-10-25

A RE YOU OF THE ELIfEy
THE REAL ELITE.

From the Home journal. Oct -
Mr. MAURICE NJ. MlNTON will issue in q few days
another edition of The List volume published last year
the only of residents of New
York distinguished for their social rank The book in:
creases in popularity with the best classes. THE List
does not profess print the of everybody in the
city drectoryt does take in Tom, Dick and Harry
ray tag bobtail-but is made implies
from sitting lists OF first families The compers
rule igd and IL Is impossible get into the List if
you are not in The best society belongs this
set family history in New York social lfe and
he knows whereof he writes Beside his gentle breedin
MNrON by his scholarly attainmens and good taste
we'll fitted conduct work of the Kind and thus the
volume produced in aud beautiful form. THE Lis
in different styles of binding, and Is sold by
BRENTANO CARLETON and other dealers at 81 and
81 useful tor references and for bus
houses who wish TO address only people OF wealth
ton and rospecabty IL is tho best and cheapest book
in existence Mr. MINrONS address is 10 Cedar ST., New
York
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GENERAL GRANT TO VISIT INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 25. 1879.
John c. New telcgraphs from Sacramento. CAL.
that General Grant will visit indianapolis on
November 20.
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A PPLErONs' JOURNAL.
a for November.

n
n for November.
Contents.
THE CITY OF ANTWERP. By the Rev. J. H. Pettin-
gell. OTwAY.
THE SEAMY SIDE. BY Walter Besant aud James Rice.
Chapters XIX. to XXI
TWO MEN or LETTERS: Charles Lever and Theophils
Gautier By George saintsbury.
VIVIAN THE BEAUTY. BY Mrs. Annie EdwArdes
Chapters y. to KILL
THE MALAkANl: or, Spiritual Christians in Eastern
Russia BY q. NJ Asher.
MR. MACvEY NAPIER AND THE EDINBURGH Re-
VIEWERS. BY Matthew Browne.
A WALK IN A WOOD. BY Anthony Trollope.
MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMCSAT.
EDITORS TABLE.
BOOKS OF THE DAY.
Single Number. % cents. Yearly subscription. S3
u. APPLETON A CO. Publishers,
$40 and 55l Broadway, New York.
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HANLAN AGAIN CHALLENGES COURT
NEY

TORONTO. Oct. "a, 1879
At sfneeting Of Hanlan's friends this evening it
was unanimously decided to forward to Courtney
amended articles for q new race on Chautau-
qua Lake for the original Hop Bitters
purse of $4,000. The day named for the
race was the 9th OF November. The articles will be
posted by the first mail west tomorrow morning.
Hanlan is confident that he can win the purse sec
ond time barring accidents fraud.
The New York herald., 1879-10-25

KUPTURE-ITS TREATMENT AND CURE
W A. HOPKINS Ninth National Bank. New York. writes
an inquirer as follows:
W. X. kInBALL. Esq.
DEAR sR-lour letter received and contents noted 1
was fully cured Of rupture by DR. j. A. sherman about ten
years ago; have been sound since. You may
rest assured tLere humbug about the Doctor; that
vouch Tor myself II ruptured would advise
To place Yourself under his treatment you
will never have cause to regret it,
Respectfully yours W. A. HOPKINS.
DR. j. A. SHERMAN famous for the treatmen and CT
of tor The past thtyhve
his principal oihee. pol broadway ! New York on
Saturday, Monday aud Tuesday of each his
branch Office i3 MILK St. Boston Wednesday, Thursday
Friday His book with bad cases before
and after cure mailed to those who send luc
WINCHEsTER'S HYPOPHOsPHITES WILL CURE
Consumption Coughs, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs Debility
WIGS. TOUPEE5.-HIGHEsT AWARD AT PARIS
Exposition 1875 q. RAUCHFUSS, "A East 18th ST.,
New York
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CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.

EGYPTIAN MoNoLITH FROM THE GOVERNOR
OF ALEXANDRIA BEGINNING THE WORK OF
REMOVAL.
The New York herald., 1879-10-25

CARRIED BY STORM new novel. by May Agnes
Fleming author of Guy Earlscourts Wife" "A Won
derful Woman" &c. Price. 81 80.
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NEW PUBLICATION

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KUPTURE-rrs TREATMENT AND CURI

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THE WORLDS Guild MAGAZINE"
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ALL REMEDIES ARE TOO LATE WHEN THE
lungs are destroyed. Extinguish cough at once with
HAAS iioxEy HoREHOuND AND TAR OF all druggists.
Pixks 1ooruAcHk DRors cure In one minute
A.-FoR CORRECT STYLES IN GENrLEMENs
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facturor, lis Nassau ~.
AN OLD REMEDY.--DR sANFoRD's LIVER IN
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ion Sick Headache. All Druggists keep IL sam
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IL ~ gotten rid onnteliigunt experience fortunately
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Onico, Nesey st., Astor House, opposite ST. Paul's
Church; no uptown branch.
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