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The following deaths nave oeen placed o
- r.. oar lost rannrf.

The following deaths nave oeen placed o
ecord since our last report: 3r Ha.
Infant Decker. stillborn, city.
Infant Perrin, 2 ours, city. s...H.
Infant Wilson, day. city.
Robert Furguson, 6 months, city.
p. Delphendorff 8months. city.
Thomas Lat.k, 8 months, city.
Joseph Ryan. years city. .u s.. .'i
Charles Schneider. "a years, city.
VIM. Brain, 2 years, city. ,...s l4.,g Of.
Wilson AIT, 81 years, ,city. ... d. =, ..,..
Arthur Lew. year, city.
Margaret Murphy, 65 e,rs. Ireland.
John Fay. 38 ears, Ireland.
Mary Feisl,,ann, 81 years Germany.
A. Simon. 43 years. Germany.
Dorothea OUerle. So years. Germany.
James Gayles 81 years, Kentucky.
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A NOTARY PUBLIC.

SO Mercer street, New York, Janun
18th, lS7e.-I thankfully acknowledge that the -
u the valuable remedy st Jacobs Oil. he's ~
d great service to me- suffered with Rheuu0
&c pain in the face and esrs induced 70 ny
Jacobs Oil, found Immediate relief, and II eals1f
ID an entire cure. Moved by . sense Of duty. .
g!ves me great pleasure TO recommend to su6.e
iny mankind the st. Jacobs Oil. a . reAslQ
worthy the highest praise and unlimited pAQ0
ga WIN. REYSCHER, NotaEy PueslA
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The daughter of Spotted Tail, a tall,
ungainly young woman Of eighteen, is
studying in the School for Indians at
Carlisle Barracks, Penn. She has lately
married the half-breed interpreter en-
ployed ut the barracks, and when sent to
do some scrubbing the other day her
lordlv husband ihterfered. His wife was
of royal blood, he remarked, the daugh.
ter Of chief, and he wanted her to
learn only what the white ladies do.
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The sensible people of London COM
plain that there is terrible lot of snobs
in the suburbs. Recently an English
man of high literary fame moved out Of
town, but the people Of the suburban
neighborhood ignored him for months.
Then the Queen, in driving by one day,
called on him. The news spread like
wildfire, and the first families Of the vi
cinity all called and left their cards at
the house of the author. He waited till
he thought everybody was come that had
heard Of it and was coming at all, and
then he drove out one day and left each
card at the house Of its owner. Pretty
good slap, wasn't it3
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Marriage ilosii iissA

The following marriage Iicenses nave been
issued since our last repOrr: ',
p, Cha f. A. Lewis and Anna A. Thompson.
Ct,as A. Thompson and Ella Finley.
John z Mccarthy and Nellie Root
Ddn'l Straup and Dora Bertrem. a.
Henry Theis end Mary Engei. - -
John Stanford ard Gussie Tenskie. <,
Robt. w. Bowen and Sadie A. Landrum.
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a noble heart that will go out to my sick
wife and unfortunate children. May God
bless YOU In advance. Be assured will not
be idle. will pay Mr.. Schroll II | have to
work twenty hours day to do 1t. Your
unfortunate friend, julius SwEITzBR-
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ANOTHER OHIO MAN.

Mr.. Philip Ramlingee, an old subscriber 70 -
saper and we'll known In the whole sur,oundtN
country informed US the other day that his Nc
4ho for two weary yeaI had suffered with RheU
matism in the shoulder, during which tine she
rad been treated by several physicians withey1
success, had been completely cured BY dngn
hottie Of st. Jacobs Oil.
> BucyruA Ohio, Courier. February u. Ina
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Great BrftatIl.
FAvORITEs IN BETTING.

Lorpon, Feb. 10. = MIR. r. Lorillard's
brown gslding Par le is the favorite in the
kettins At ten to one for the race for the
Lipcolnshire handicap. which will take
place ut the Lii,colnL Spring Meeting, on
Wednesday, March 18th. s .-.....,,
For tile Oxford and Cambridge Uniyer-
Sty boat race, which is to take place on
the Thames on Satrr.tav, March 10th, 7 e
latter is the favorits in betting at sixty-hve
TO forty. .il3JlY Fi-
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The tall, fair and fragile-looking Prin-
cess Blanche d Orleans, is going to marry
the Prince de Ligne, who, although not
of royal birth, is allied to several reign
ing families. Princess Blanche is the
second daughter of the Due de Nemours,
and is the frequent companion of her
father in Paris society. She is the only
remaining unmarried granddaughter Of
Louis Philippe.
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300 HEWEa ST., Samuel Dlcksens
Ef0,-YouY st. Jacobs OIL having come b nS
notice dstsrmined 70 txy sens for kheumatiA
which hes troubled me more or len for the ls4
two years, and and g. Jacobs Oil al that Il 4
clain,ed b BE- use little now snd thsa, 81
feel the efech Of tho old complaint cening -
{ Do recommend II - each and ever sas thas q
,roubled with Rhsumauksn- 40
ST. JACOBS OIL
Is solA By Drusgisss and osasral sases Ksspsa
everywhere at MI
20 CKNTs A DOTTLn. v
el noen. NA q
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WILLlAMSBURGH ATH L X THO
CLUB, Brooklyn, New York, Febre
nry %, 1879 -MEs,RA A. VoEELER 4 Co., Balsk
more, Md.-Gentlemen: Tie pedestrian e1ere;s0
ana other athletic sports INDUCED In By the men
pen of our Club are not unfrequently foiiewsa
cy blistered feet and stiffness and soreness sf ID
Joints and muscles II affords Us real pleasure -
say that in such cases the application = ef yo9
German Remedy. St Jacobs on, has been invuS
ably accompsn ed by the most gratify NJ and -
sfstory results It's peculiar soothing, heaiic
and pein-extractiugs qualities can mol Be eveFrslS
mated, and We commend It - an article Of puhaD
uttlitE Respectfully yours.
~ r. J. HuTt HIN0s, Preddsnt
q. T. PKTERKm. Vice ProddenS
EN- CH.PPKI- Secretary,
& I. FLyroHEn, Treas,.ra3
,5 OF The Williamsburgh Athlsre Cha
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4 Sunday school superintendent
Lsve always handled proprietary mcdleines: -
II all that have ever sold. there 10 not ere fso
tan be 30 certainly recommended "M death =
kheums dsm ~ your St .ac0bs OH.
CHRISTIAN SANDER
tlperintendrnt Of the ". Z. Sunday-schesl. skno
/ D. ls5s. Jally. Monroe County. oAis.
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SttJaeobs0il.
[Registsred Trade Marx
IN BROOKLYN, N. Y.

61 DEGRAW STREET, John LohsA,
rsq.-For quite long time / have been sck
mite Of ali remedies that tried. Having hcaeA
sf the st. Jacobs OIL, concluded 10 make Trial
Ny left arm feeling too PAINFUL to endu,e -
we're rubbing, I took . piece OF fanuel, soaked =
we'll with the St Jacobs Oil, and put 1t around NJ
arm % tightly q could bear It After the 1n1
uiebt Of this trial commenced to experience NJ
iei, and after two days al pain vanished. leasiag
permanent cure
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YATES AVE-, Chas. Chr. 0ra~s
EsQ.-The st. Jacobs OIL has been used ~ many
OF INV fr,s nis and acquaintances In ssvere cae0
Of RI UNI atism, Neuralgia, Lumbags and vaio0
accidents II relieves pain and heals alnoa hhs
magic; and never knew or heard Of. in my z
perience Of many years Z remedy upon whie4
such enthusiastic praise hiss been bestowed, eM
which has had such an immense sale - the -
Jacobs OIL put such confidence In the healing
power Of this family remedy. that recenMen4
Il for the various ailment which II u designee -
cure, and always hnd that It Il followed with H.
most wonderful results. The demand tor the
Jacobs OIL in both of my drug stores exceeds -
for all other similar remedies combined
CHAS CHR GkAU,
No. 4 Yates Ave. and Cor. Graham Ava -
Cock Street. Brooklyn. n. \.
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STRUCK OIL IN HoLsTEIN.

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch to the
Standard announces that the boring for oil
e Hoelle, near Heide, In the northwestern
portion OF Holstein, which have been in
progress since last Saturday, have been
most successful. A fountain of considera-
BE volume has made its appearance, and is
now yelling forth and reaching to a con-
siderable height. The soil is asphaltic and
napthaloid. Heide is situated near the
North Sea, and about tnirty-one miles north
northwest Of Gluckstadt.
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A MINISTER.

A well-known German Minister, Rev. 4 o.
II Schleisngerville, Wis. writes ~ was sa1I1
" from Rheumatism for years Friends recon
nended the use Of St Jacobs Oil; tried II -
must confess that the result was astonishing Hs1
ng hardly used up the first bottle, found rstis4
,nd the second one cured me- therefore r.
inder obligations, and shall recommend thb -
tectivs remedy whenever have chancA"
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HOLDING OUT AGAINST RUSSIA.

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from Ber-
Hin says that at meeting vi Turc' man
chiefs held at Merv it was decided to streli-
uously oppose the Russian, and they have
ordered u lew OF 1000 men. They ais
resolved to ask assistance from Persia and
India in their efforts TO oppose the Rus
nianA
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LEGAL

ST. Jacobs Oil is the most ropnlar remedy.
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THE MAIL STEAMER RELEASED.


LARNAcA, FEB. ~ Tie Austrian mail
steamer, Espero WAS released by the Brit
nh yesterday and tyok her departure
without surrendering the engineer who
assaulted Custon-house officer.
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LOANS AND ABOLITION.
MApR1D, Feb. l9-riis proposed loans
and the Cuban abolition law were officially
promulgated yesterday.
FLOODS AND FREE TRADE.
Eerious foods have occurred in Northern
Spain. ..,...... =,
A great free trade demonstration will be
hold in this city Sunday next.
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HUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
RAILROADS.
1000 THE GREAT 1904
4SSO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE SSU

g ~ fSgEH aAsSO
s,,,,,.D Double Track. Steel Balls.
,.s sp,ssfS 5SfEEEiE;S tfssnsn'
corner Of sixth and Bstrees. as i foiows Depo''
For PitsburE and the West. 800 a. m, with Sleep
TO w seepns ap Cars froS
burg to Cincinnati. St. Louis and Chicago; 9:3e
Stk T as Pfa1s Sa1 e R ksiiHs
For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
daily EXCEPT &c SUNDAY ana 51 p M HV da
except SATURDAY, with Palace Oars to Canaan
For Winian,sport Lock Haven and Emira, at 10 40
ro- Am nm. daily eaeep. SUNDAY;
s ON sna sunday 1he % Limited ind
p press Of Pullman Parior Cars. 9 80 a. m. daily,
For Brooklyl. n Y. all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. af
ing double ferriase across New YORK s city avoid
For ph I'D SEQ H. 90 40 and oop
ssSs ia dsi faa Except Sunday limited
For Bait g. "a? 90 so. 70 go am. and
Sunday. 500. 1040 q. m, $40, 9: 80 and 10 100
For Iope's Greek Line. GAO am and 40 p NJ.
For 1nhsPeSs. s a s.1 and .aOp.m.. daily. s.-
EHSSRRSS AZ zSEREz'9 Gsb WssH RAE
s and d SO pm. On Sunday st I. and Ii g.
For Richmond and the South, am. daily. and
ssRa daily except to- su3dsy
a aI l25o s. E and s9S p M and l2 mid ID;
Tickets. Information. sleeping and pa-lor car ac-
east corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvana avenue
northeast corner 9TH and Pennsylyania avenue, and
Ing Of bas to destination from hotels and resi-
L P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager my26
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DIED.

ANDREWS. At his residence, Mt Pleasant
near Washington, ID. c., on June 2lst 1850, at
O'Clock a. m, after a brief illness of pneumonia
CAPT. WILLIAM III. ANDREWS, Sd u. 3. Cavalry,
tretred).
Hneral services at y. m, Wednesday, June 2sd,
1850. at Oak Hill CHAPEL. 2s
BOND. Monday, June 2lst 1850. at a quarter
TO pm, THOMAS BOND, IN the sixty ninth year
of his
Funeral will take rlace from his residence No
6l1 street northeast. Wednesday, June Esd, at
half past pm.
CLARKsoN. On June 81, 1880, at Gas pm,
THOMAS E. GARRISON, in the fifty fourth year OF
his
Funeral from his late residence, No 929 Maryland
avenue southwest at y. M. on Wednesday. J an
I'D. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
HYDE. On June 2lst, 1880, HENRY HYDE in
the sixty sixth year of his age.
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
No. 16 street northwest Oh Tuesday. June az. at
O'Clock l.. m. Friends are invited TO attend. New
York and Boston papers please copy.l
KREUTER. On the morning of June 81 1880 at
10 O'Clock, WILLIAM kREUTER, aged seventy
three years, born in Germany.
Funeral will take place at 1916 Sixth street north
west, Wednesday, June %, at pm. Friends and
relatives OF the family are invited to attend. 2.
MANN. At her residence, No. 1887 street
northwest, on the morning of the 2lst June, 1850,
at fifteen minutes past O'Clock, Mrs. RACHEL
MANN, aged one hundred and four years.
Her funeral viii take place from the Fifteenth
street Presby terrain Church. on "Wednesday. the 23d
inst, at 80 O'Clock pm The friends and rela-
tves of the family are invited.
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AUCTION SALES.
NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ThTsTE rs NnkE6g yAtgABtE RgILpINa
TENTH T s4SpfI AND SEVENTEENTH AND AND
tober Path. 1873, recorded IN Liber No. 9ol.
folio 5t. enc OF the land records of the District
sen ct public auction. in front OF the premises. Oh
81 O'clock P M, al Of Lot numbered seventy .
81 Turton,,s recorded subdivision Of Square mum
4e1ed one hundred and seventy nine In the city Of
Terms of sale, to wit: One half of the purchase
must be paid at time Of sale the balance in SIX and
twelve months with interest seven per cent. per
on the premises: all cash at purchasers option.
Az conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
from day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser,
The above property viii be sold subject to such
general and special taxes as may be due on same.
xHhs Me &; oRSihEEr' Trustees.
ie22, IS, %, iy1. 3&ds
C4AsHEocEEEEY SALE "a oE Er5 5NPR,vEP EsAE
SHEETS SHEETS NoRrHWEsr. TWENTY : FIRST
IF 9se e decree 9s Of tn; me
the NJ dersisned viii SELL in front Of the niemises
e east , OF Of lot ~ dsG at 81
Terms Of sale, as prescribed BY the decree: One,
eighteen months, with interest at the rate Of six
per cent. til paid. Two hundred dollars cash must
be raid at the time of sale. Oonveyancing at the
cost of the purchaser. sale must be complied with
o te. e days. otherwise the property VIII be
chaser. Purchaser may pay all cash at his OPP
s|} t5;|s;;s5 Rs54ss
F. D. CLEARY, Salesman. je21-d&ds
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DALTMeRE AND ONO RAILROAD

TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
'n1N o1sS, .e aaS sssr w :a' to the
and SouthWsst.
take ''cf ss9Tassy W AsKA ia Fss at 80
49, Pc an--BAitmore. Elacott City and Way sta-
$50 Baltimore Express.
,6;SS 1bsltimore, Annapolis and way. CP1ed
$40 s.m.etoin. e q kocs, and way stations.
800 .:m,.New York. Philsdeiphi Boston and
B Bat. Express Parlor car TO New York and
-, 9 oo .m:-.on Sunday only Baltimore. Annspo-
s:l9 a.m.-tst Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
f1ttsourg Express. (Connects for Hagerstown and
s fSns Ct ESsss fsT rsSeca and eass Of
sinnsa and Louisville daily; Grafton to Sandusky,
1000 . m.-Baltmore Express Stops .. Bladens.
t pors' Sonege. Beltsy1le. Laurel. Annapolis juno
12I0 ,. m.-Baltmore. Annapolis. Elnoott City
5aS p.m.-:on sunday only. B.isinoTe and Way.
200 pm--Nsw York. Phiiadelphia and Boston
$50 Pm. Baltimore and way stations. twin.
sen ana way VI; Relay
Exprees Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops ut Annapolis
Ass P;m.--tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers-
soTn. Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday
$40 pm.~fBsitiIa.s. Annapolis SaI and and Way Sta.
sIssDin P@tChieaso and Columbus Express
.6l6 m;.tPhiladeiphia and Baltimore Express
Stops ut BlAdensburg and Laurel
SOS p.m.-Point Of Rocks and WAY Stations.
6a6 pm.-tBaltmore and Way Stations.
3S6 Pm--BALTIMORE AND LAUREL TX.
s;s0 ?. INST. Louis; Cincinnati. Chicago and
Pittsburg E1press (Pittsburg, except Sunday \
Sleeping cars to St Louis and Pitts burg.
pgSs m.-tBaltimOre. Bladensburs and Laurel
10ls p. m.-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOsION AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SleepinS
delphiA. S~e ~
tDsily tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
An trains stop At Relay Station.
Eor further information apply at the Baltimore
and OHIO Ticket Ohces, Wsehington Stafion and
60S. sls and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue,
Gnele ofoers VII De taken for Baggage to be
M.M CLEMENIS. Master Of TranspoTtstou.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General AGENT
@. &. LORD General Passenger Agent mv,1
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

STILL ON DECK
(Best New York and Philadelphia B,auds.l
Grapulated 10 lbs. 05
STANDARD AS(not of x"or B";. 10 lba for 90
Good White Sugar. II lbs. for................ 90
lew as any house south Of New York.
Mocha, Java, Maracaibo Lasuryra and Rio, at
popular prices: quality considered. Our Coffees
Of the finest grades that can be produced. '0''''
oooo hoas'eo NO. D IDS. or...................Sl
SYRUPS.
Pure Sugar Goods, guaranteed free from glucose;
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon .......... 81 80
genuine article of New Orleans always on hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low. '''N'
Ceres. Minnesota fa tGT Process; Sterling Min
nesots Patent Process Golden Hi, family: Swiss
P1r9cessi A; H: Herr's best family; ,Washburn
rect from first hands. at lowest rates.
P Patent Process Flour. per sack. 90
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description just received.
Potted Ham, Tongue, Turkey, Chicken, etc.
Bea TnrEeSy Roast Lamb
Sard1nes, Shadines, salmon, Lobster, Dried Beef,
Baked Beans, ETC., ETC., etc, etc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF az kinds. and we would name the celebrated
Burl ees salad Dressing, Crosse Backwells
PICKLES A full assortment.
we SEEHLEST 2E DFRUITs and the very choicest NEW
good supply OF these important articles.
queen olives in a variety of styles-including
email! bottles at 25 cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BsST Of everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
FLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and
tre1ght1ng are surpassed by none. and guarantee
to sell as low as any other house in the city; as
also, to give the article, quality and quantity as
represented.
Money cheerfuIly refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
TELEPHONE connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs, GROCER.
5O4 9th street, bet. e. and f.
WH1TE 'FRONT.' je12
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THE EVENING STAR.
0ESDAH............. june -. 1850.
The Cincinnati Convention.
OF LAST NIGHTS pIsParCHEs-oRGaN-
1ZsTIoN, CoSTEsTs Erc


1zaTloN, CoSTEsTs, ETC.
The national committee agreed upon Senator
John w. Stevenson, OF kentucky, for perma-
nent chairman. IL agreed 10 admit the contest
lng delegates from New York and Massachu-
sets 10 seats until the committee on CREDENTIALS
reported. but only the regular Delegation will
oe entitled 10 vote. The Massachusetts, delega-
tlon held meeting last night, with view OF
compromising differences In their state so as 10
admit both delegations IL this Is accomplished
uwil save much time 10 the convention. The
ONO delegation took important action Al
though nominally Thurman has a majority vet
when IL came 10 electing a chairman. Alexander
LoEg, Payne man, was chosen by a vote OF "a
10 20 for Durbin Ward. who represented Thur
man and Jewett An entire Payne organization
was elected. In Illinois the vote for prefer
ehce was taken, neutrality-suspicious. 10 MorrI-
Soh II, Palmer, Davis Trumbull and Tflden each
receiving one vote. Nebraska has voted TO
unite With New York, Connecticut and New
Jersey, but no choice OF a candidate has been
mace. INDIANA strongly holds of from Joining
ONO, still remaining firm for Hendricks. Mr..
BaIard Will be placed In nomination by Attor.
ney General Gray, OF Delaware and Judge .Ab-
bott, or Mass, an able man. Viii second the
nomination. Mr.. Voorhees, Will make the nom.
mating speech for Mr.. hendricks.
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DROPOSALS FOR CAsT-I o N
l. BRICKS, BEAN AND WALL PLATES.
BEAM SEPARATIONS, WEDGES &c.

OFFICE OF BUILDING OF STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID. @; June 2lst, 1sS0.N
Sealed Proposals, for furnishing and delivering
about s. 600 pounds of small Iron Castings and for
about 500 pounds Wrought Iron Bolts and Nuts st
the site OF the North Wing of the building for State
received at this office until IL NJ Of July 7TH $780,
ana orened Immediately thereafter, in presence of
Specifications, general instructions for bidders.
and blank forms OF proposal will be furnished TO
REGULAR manufacturers, upon application to this
Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
je2l-6t 1t. Dol Corpa az Enpineers
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YNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES BALE OF PROPERTY NEAR TEN

=. BY virtue OF deed Of trust. bearing date -
me i, 22d DAY q APril 1879 and duly record G%
records for the District Of Columbia, the under
signed, surviving Trustee, will sell on SATURDAY,
JUNE 26TH, 1850, on the premises, AT FIVE O'OLOCK
Pm; the following described property, situate
near Tennalytown. In said District Of Columbia to
wit: Lots numbered II and Is, Of the division Of
GILES DXer's Real Estate. made by William F. Mat
tnEly, Trustee, In Chancery cause No. 705 EQUITY
and plat whereof is file in said cause and Also
OF record in the Office Of the Surveyor Of the DIS.
trict OF Columbia, containing one g. 10 acres
Terms of sale; The amount Of Indebtedness &C.
cured by said deed Of trust unpaid, with the ex-
twelve months, for which the notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale and
shall be taken. deposit Of $50 viii be REQUIRED
OF the purchaser at the time OF SALE and all convey.
Anctng ct the expense Of the purchaser.
FREDERICK w. JONES'
ae1e'a&A SWyiYipg TSVstee.