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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE AT TIE CORNER OF AND
SECOND STREETS NORTH . A

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Columbia, passed on the mi
9TH oay of April, A. D. 1880 in Equity cause 4a.8
No 6,159 of said Court VIII sell at public SALE in
front OF the respective premises, or lots, THURS
pAf,the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D, 1880, AT THE
HOUR OF O'CLOCK P. the following described
Zeal Estate situated in the City Of Washington, in
the District OF Columbia, much thereof as
may Toe Necessary, not less, however, that one lot
10 wit Lots numbered thirty three {33) and thirty
two (32) of Fendall E. Alexander, trustees sab
division Of lots numbered ons ID and two (2) of
Susan III, Rurche's subdivision Of square numbered
seven hundred and sixteen (716) together with the
1mprov emeDts thereon, said Trustees subdivi-
sion is recorded in Iber No. 10, folio 1872. one of
the Surveyors records OF said District
Ierms OF saie as prescribed by said decree: One
third OF the purchase money of each lot in cssh
within seven % days from the day of SALE Of which
the sum OF one hundred dollars on each lot must be
ance OF the purchase money of each lot in one and
two years from the day of sale, in equal install
ments.the deferred payments to bear interest
from the dag Of sale at the rate Of six per
centnm Per annum, for which the notes of
the purchaser or purchasers must be given
or all in cash. at the option Of the purchaser or pur-
chasers The title to the property sold will be re.
taired until the final ratification by the court of the
sale and TIE payment of the whole of the purchase
money and interest thereon If any purch aser fai
TO comply With the terms of Eae reserve the right
TO resell the property at tie risk and cost of the de-
fauitns purchaser. All conveyancing at the pur-
Chasers cost.
FENDALI E. ALEXANDER.l r,s.oo,
4S2 Louisiana ave. ( 1fuevco'
aug6-d66s THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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FT&HCS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES BALE OF PROPERTY IN GEORGE


and dated 2sth day Of June, A. ID. 1880, and f.sS2
st the request of the parties secured thereby, z-
/ will offtr at public sale, IN SATCRDAY, THE
l41H DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1880 AT THE HOUR OF 3
O'CLOCK P M. all that part OF Lot numbered "a. in
RoIneads sddttiOn to Georgetown. d. O.. with the
improvements upon the same. Beginning at the
northeast corner of Besl and Monroe streets Ia
said town and running eastwardly along Beal'
street A feet; thence northwardly and parallel
With Monroe street so feet; thence west wardy aud
paralel oith Beall street A feet TO Monroe street
thence ,outh along the east Inc Of Monroe street
30 ct to the beginning.
Terms of SALE One third of the purchase money
in c,sh. the residue in six and twelve months the
purchaser giving his notes.. secnred by deed of
trust on the PREMISES, bearing interest at per
cent. per apnum. If the terms OF sale are not
compiled with at the expiration Of five days from
Gay OF SAFE the 9nderslgned reserves the night to
quired as deposit on day of sale.
au4 eoSds JNO. +. MCNALLY. Trustee.
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John SHERMAN Il CO., Auctioneers.

OAA&N OIL LAS-ho&N N S/'s bASLA0i1SOAb'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
HtE!F o s9uA mn No s74-A GOOD INVEST
BY virtue Of two certain deeds OF trust s1A
dated January !, D., 1874, and Of june ~
~, AID 1875, respectively, and duly recorded -
i hao Liber No oo 1884, folio 40. - and Mbes No. 70:
District Of Columbia, We. the undersigned. win
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises.
on WEDNESDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST. A.
d. 1880, AT O'CLOCK P. M, the folOwing-de
scrbed real estate situate in Washington city, Dis
trict OF Columbia. to wit All OF Square mum bered
ak hundred and seventy -four {674), bounded as
follows; On the ncrth by street, Oh the south by
west By North Capitol street. and contains about
300, O0O square feet Of ground.
Terms Of sale The amount Of the Indebtedness
secured by the said two deeds Of trust aud the
Penees OF sale. which Will be stated at the time, in
cash, and the balance in six. twelve and eighteen
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser, bear
i st interest at six per cent per annum payaPbs
deposit of $500 win be required at the time Of
sale AL conveysncing 1T the purchaser's cost. II
ne terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
a. ne max and cost Of defanltng purchaser after
NoTE-The above square Of ground will be sold
sssplect to deed Of trust bearing date Dec amber
70. 1872. ard recorded In L6er 7U4, folio 206,
@ tne sum OF ten thousand dollars. with interest al
az IatS CT Ten per cent per annum from December
.i Is a ~ 1873 and which ts now due and payable
specla', assessed against said square tn dkte.
aNT T '" HY Ktiaas Trursses.
ang4-d6ds VIM. NJ. SMITH. Salesman.
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hid I'm PGIfcr.s Field

WI hAlfH ROLLINS, TEE NoTFn roRcrR
btEifn WITH THE rN,IAiNrn nr.n
nss,ticay The rtmains OF the conyirf rnrS,er
CcIncenCe man snd attempted Cheraha-SiSr,.
hank roooer. Rollins Otherwise ClTr-no,,t -,
rhoNeG nc M the Eastern peniten;isrv yhero
be Cleo On Saturday last, aud were given a nsn
Fefs burial In the Potter's reid rele.,,ne,Ss
haG bosn sent 10 Chicago 10 his nrsf vito tho
NonLan WHO clung 10 him ing HIS evil career
out she replied that she id not want The ho5,-'
aid so the man who had wasted The bupsrSd
OF thousands Of dollars which he had derive, nv
lbs nefaIlous operations OF forgery and swInd
1rg, was 0epoSit6i In the earth IN n clean nine
box, SlCng vii a TIE suicide The Unclaimed des A
and The drowned. NOW that Clcrnout & zone
legal complication IS likely II ebSue over the
Possession OF sle diamonds which were found
concealed In a shaving brush handle and taEID
III m him al The time al ihs ait MP a eSnape
nom tie ptDitentaIy IN De- hmhor last They
are supposed 10 BE- worth over slu Coz bYt have
net been officially valued. This win be done in
i lew days. There are AZ stones altogether
ara all have marks. showing that they have
been In settings either as a necklace or brooch
enc earrings II is altogether probable that
the woman claiming 10 De his second wife
ifCm whom Clermont tHho then went by an
assumed name flchcd a valuable set OF dia-
monds. VIII put In a claim and that The CAi-
caeo woman VIII also have a say. ClerlllDnf' q
father has not been heard IRON -PlL0deiphla
Times.
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RAILROADS.

s SO s! afg:a LAO
spsnfsS fESfsfgfEs6& &c. s}} ss
1hAss 1 q SsS AZ s !. follow! Depot
Ing Can to wtS Su ana .rs 4ssS
f sfkK Yin 8a pf fofS 81 g R RtsHs
@ f4aos a Gs1 et tS s9a s s ss
s and nssh Palace Cars to Canaan
Ssz s saif tRs f Eas 40 aao
= safPssE osss daily r.
ioreins direct transfer to Fulton street. AVOID
'0t y and e AZ n l9
For hstImsrs q ss ssssr d s ~ and
a sana.y, q a. S. ss0 IA 9 g rs
For Iope's Greek Line. GAO am. and 4 40 p. NJ.
For Annspolis. 40 and 40 p. NJ. daily. e1
4 sHB 2sD HA
N. and Pm.
For Richmond and the South, m. daily, and
b:zO p m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O. 8, 10
Am. II 90 8. 8. z and :05 p. M, and IL mid
nisht On Sunday at aud 10 O.. M, and 9 :05
pm.
Tickets. information, sleeping and parlor car &C.
commodations can De procured at the of1ces-north-
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and
st the depot where orders be left for the check
Ing OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
denoeg.
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Aren't.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. my26
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LoRp Kenny PAGET'S exploit In separst'uy
Mrs. Annie Nefmore from her husband under a
sole mn promise or marriage as s0Nn as sha
could obtain divorce r. not likely 10 result
happily fer his lordShin, nofv Hh,t md no MA
Mrs. Netmore preferred death 10 the diS-r4cp
oi cragging the case into the courts. THO last
tine she saw Lord raget. a few weeks before no
aharGoned her. he renewed the VOWS he hai
often MADE IN his letters 10 her and M; au en-
CaG6ment ling on her finger. Although IN
ieaVir her husband for him she lost a comfort
able income. all the consolation lac CfstrrJ Tor
tie ruin he had done was an allowance OF soA0
ayear-about tie third of hts daily revenue.
she had ample evidence 10 have secured heavy
Camagcs IRON him ia the courts. bur She pre-
hlred ceath. and persisted IN terrible Agony
while Lord Paget ana his bride were eniaylne
themselves at an alistocTaiic ball However
society Is not disposed - PARDON the rascal
even IL he Is lord. French SPORTING Cluh or
Wbich he was president. has oustad him: the
carton Gun. or London, IS going 10 strike HIS
naiEe from lis books, and Queen Victoria Will
IioAbll his appearance at cont thus lsNing
MN unoer the severest social ban. Mrs. Net
mere. In tbe grave, is far better of than the
man who ruined her.
Dr Tanner SAYS his laws are sore. but he
sheuld he grateful that be has any Jaw len. -
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THE EVENING STAR.
How 10 Ask and Have

oh. tie tine / should talk 10 yo ur mother,
Sweet Mary, says l.
Oh, don't talk to my me ther." says Mary.
Hegtnni ng to cry;
for y other says men are dece:va-s
Ana teNer, know, Will col sent
she "a ys sirIs 10 hurry who marry
~ her, suppose would talk 10 your father,
Sweet Mary" ssysI;
"b. don't talk 70 my father. says Mary.
- or my father, he loves me so desrly,
Eel Fever col seLt I SD ould 30
II you talk to my father" says Mary.
He'll surely say Mo-"
'FThen how shall get you, my level,
Sweet Mary" ssysl:
IF your father and mothers so cruel
Most surely I'll de-
'Jh. DeS er say die, dear, says Mary:
"A way to save you, zee;
Stnce my Parents are both So contrary
You'd better ask me-" Samuel Love r
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

RALTImOREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
..; Ea. q aa.:4E 1oUgha .ERAox.
NoF'a Anu Sesk oatS 49, Wsss'
10 take eject sESHnYaksy NHsK 2sS fss
. o;co a. Baltimore. Ellioott City and Way Sta
$50 s.m.-tBsltimore Express.
ont sq.sbaS1 Antn.pGs snd w.y sd
81 saa way. s e Host. and way .t.on.
$50 smNsW Yors eng Phisd sRh Bessoa and
ssslttnors Express. Parior car to Now York and
0oa: m:-ton Sunday only-Balhmore. Annspo-
ale .n-tss. Louis. oh,o:so. Columbus and
It Point Of ROCKS for Frederck and ststons east 81
ssH.a and tssi:ye dsS aIaison 70 sanauss 9
ooess ses Laurel HnRspos 9ano
ZION, yessnp's and Hanover.
.n a; W. m'-Saltimore. Annapolis. Elaootf CITY
1885 m--tBaltmo.e ana Laurel Express;
j 50 P.m:-Nsv Yore. P Rtiss and Boston
chester. Frederick Hsgerstown and way. vis Relay
80 p. m.-Baltimora, RadsnsbGrg and Laurel
Express. Frederick. VIA Relay. Stops st Annapolis
Z s5 ?: m.-tPoint Of Rocxs Frederick. Hssers-
POINT n ana nae w Ms only
LAO p. m.-tBalhmore. Annapolis and Way Ssa-
$40 p.m.-tChcago and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars t. Chicago daily.
6:45 p. NJ Philadelphia and Baltimore Express.
Stops ct Bladensburg and Laurel
Cos p. m.-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
Gas p. m. -tBaltimore and Way StattOns.
7:S6 p.m.-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL IA.
eRESS.
$50 p. mist. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago and
Sleeping cars 70 st. Louis and Pfttsburg.
9:36 p.m.-tBstmore. Bladensburg ana Laurel
Express.
70 Is p. m.-tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car to New York. And special sleepinG car to Phia-
delphiA.
tbaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily. excsp,
Sunday.
AN trains stop ct Relay Station.
-. Ho r fnstnsr inf9rmaao1 aPPy q Shs BS!nmofs
DS. e19 and Corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue,
snsss os1 roe WI He taken foF BsgssSs to b
Nm. W1EMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
gro 8. Ko0NT% aensrI Assns.
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The INQUEST AT MAYS LANDING N. j., In the
case OF james SH eeney, one OF the victims Of
the raillosd collision last Wednesday, closed
yesterday, after the hearing OF the statements
OF Engineer Aitkin and Conductor Hoagland, OF
the second section OF the excursion train, and
several others. The engineer said he could have
length more to 60, but the rats were a Wet, and
it Wss impossible as IL was. The conductor
stated that he had just finished taking tickets
when the crash occurred. The jury on retiring
wishing TO censure the company and others
the engineer. The several degrees OF murder
were discussed, but after three hours debate IL
was decided TO give verdict attrfbuting the
collision TO accident. The engineer and con-
ductor are still held 70 bail, however to await
the action of the grand jury.
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NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
STRAMER LADY OF THE LAKE,

6TAAmEh LdDI OD 1H6 Ldh AZ
CAPTAIN T 4. BALDWIN.
First-clsss fare, 81; Round trip, Co.
81 90. Second clsss fare. IS Round
rip, 81. Leave 9Th ct. wharf Won
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, st $50 p.
~. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at p "a. sop,
FOB PoTOSfao ij' RIVER W. IhND1NGs.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, above wharf
MONDAYS. THURSDAYS snd SATURDAYS, 81
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON ana r. @. KNIGHT
Pier Al, East River, n. SATURDAYS. at p. m
6eorsetoxn at i T. m MONDAYS For freight
rates apply TO r. p. A. DENHAM, A9t., 63 Water
St, GEORGETOWN.
Tieseta, s:aterooms. SC 20 to General Once,
1916 F street W, near Wizards Hotel.
sr29 o. g. LOWELL, President
JSOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
g MONROE AND TIE SOUTH. rH-a
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY: Car SjafSza6s
Eyins Us Mail. JOSEPH WHITE.
Commando,
From 100: p seventh st. From os 9Haehs wharf,
aospaY tx SED WED, ruEspAEY.s Every THURS
every SATURDAY. at Al tFs
stoEs At Pney Point and Point Lookout Going
First Glass fare. 81 Round Trip, $50 Tickets
cy 9. Snith's, l431 Penn'a ave. NV, and A. p.
SrogE's. cor. 18th st. and y I. ave: Tickets good
DpEl use6. e. f. DODD, Agent
7th St wharf, Washington, d. O,
D. i. KEELING, Agent,
OampbeIl's wharf Norfolk
N.B--Lunch baskets not allowed on board. The
company reserve the right to deny passage to i'm
proper characters sp27-Sm
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VIlHOS. j. FISHER h co.
l. Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 street NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
uABlE SQUARE. No 674, IN The CITY OF

UABLE SQUARE. No 674. IN The CITY or
WASHINGTON, D. G..
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated December 26th,
4. D. 1872, and recorded in nber 7O4 folio 246, Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia, and
by direction OF the party secured thereby, the
deI.gned trustee will eel at public auction. in front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 31st day of Au-
gust, 4. D. 1850, at O'Clock p n; the square Of
District, designated and numbered Square six
hundred and seventy four, (674, bounded on the
north by street. on the south by K street, on the
east by First street east, and the west by North
Capitol ttree and containing about l50. 600 square
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in cash, and the bslance in three equal in
stalments in xix, twelve and eighteen months from
chaser, bearing interest at per cent per annum,
payable semi annually, and secured by a deed of
trust upon the premises, will be required or the
purchaser may pay all cash. at his option de-
post Of $500 will be required at the time OF sale.
All conveyancin9 is to be at the cost OF the pur-
chaser II the terms Of sale are not complied with
in ten days after the day Of sale, the trustee
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and coat Of the defaultng purchaser, after five
augI2- d&ds MARTIN F. MORRIS, Trustee.
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PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES ESGINEER's OFFICE,

wAsa1seTos. b. g., xnsnst ii, 1850
Sealed Proposals for Dredging in Washington
Harbor d. O., viii be received at this once until
and opened Ia me6iately thereafter.
Specifications containing detailed infor nation
and blank forms Of pre- osals can be obtained d
The right tn reject .oy all proposals is reserved
augI2 ct s. 4. ABsET. q. q. Civil Engineer.
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SUBMARINE TELEPHONES The London Stand
ard's Paris correspondent says telephone ex-
periments with the submarine cable from Brest
10 PerZance were made yesterday In the pres
ence of the director OF the French cable and
Others. A new system invented by DR.. Herr
was very successful The Bell and Phelps sys-
TEN governed the experiments. Edisons sys-
TEN failed.
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MARRIED..

MAEtlh-MlLIFR At Alexandria, Va Juno
.iih. 1850. by the Erv istrn ii. pea-rp t,ast.,T
o. HortEerE IN. F. Church, M the rarsoiIase
b" Prince street. Sr. Ron FIr WARNFR II phla.
Nd fBsl'o papers please copy
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and streets northwest
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE SOLID
SILVER WARE, FORKS. SPOONS AND
COS, REID Il BARTON, AND OTHER BEST
MAKES OF FINE TRIPLE PLATED WARE.
IN EVERY VARIETY; UPWARDS OF FIFTY
q OCkS, IN BRONZE AND WOOD GASES,
BEST MAKES A FEW GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, STOCK OF GOLD JEWELRY,
RINGS, STUDS, NECK CHAINS, PINS. &C.,
ALTOGETHER AN ELEGANT STOCK OF
GOODS.
At auction, within our salesrooms, on {1
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10th, corn "a
mencing at 10 O'Clock, The above goods are GA
first Glass; and the stock of dealer in the city de-
Ginning business Removed to our store for c0nve
nience, and ready for examination Saturday, 14th
anglo d DUNCANSON BIOS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
IIITCH, FOX q BROwN. Real Estate Brokers

EITCH, FOX Il Brown. Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 'Tn STREET, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND ZIG d TEEN TIL
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By rtue Of deed Of trust, dated Septem- IL
Der oath, A. D. 1873, and duly recorded In 90
Liber No 7s3. folio l47, one of the land ~
At pubic auction. in front Of the premises, on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF. AUGUST. A D.
1880, At 80 O'CLOCK NJ. the following described
real estate situate in Washington city, District of
Columbia to wit The west % feet inches front Of
lot %, square 127, by the depth Of the lot GAG feet
= inch: together With the Improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount of the Indebtedness secured
by said deed Of trust iemainin9 unpaid, with ex
peIses OF sale, In cash and balance in twelve and
eighteen months for which the notes of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from date OF the sale and
secured by deed OF trust the property Sold shall
be taken. deposit Of s25O viii be required at time
OF sale All conyeyancing at purchasers cost Ii
terms OF sale are not compiled with In seven days,
the trustees reserve the right to resell At risk ano
cast OF defaulting purchaser. after &c days ad-
vertisement. 2AMEs z: FITCH, Trustees.
j. t COLDWELL. Anct. jy15-thkt.ts
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EFHE NEW EDITION

THE NEW EDITION
OF
LIPPINOOTTS PRONOUNgING
9AZETTEER
OF TIN
WORLD.
suSt published and for sale By
FRANCIS b. MOHVN,
SUCCESSORS 70 MoHUa Bros,
N.Y. lOI5 Pa. ave., cor. llfh n.
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TEE LARGEST AFRoLITB.-In May 1879 the largest
meteoric stone ever beheld In America fell on a
farm in Emmett county. The farm belonged to
Mrs. Colonel c. II. Perry, OF keokuk The stone
lay imbedded fifteen feet deep In the ground for
ten or twelve days, visited by hundreds OF peo-
pie, each one carrying off piece OF It, A friend
OF Mrs. Perry, residing In this city, wrote her,
asking her If she would not like to have the me
tecrte stored in the Davenport Academy Of
Sciences. She replied that IL would cost $50 or
$50 TO get IL out and place 1t upon the railroad
train-for something would have to be paid the
tenant OF the farm, who claimed sort OF part
nership In the ownership-and ii the academy
would raise the amount it might have the stone
and welcome Alas! there wasn't dollar La the
academy treasury. and the effort to raise the
amount failed Then Mr.. Berge gave Mrs.
Perry s160 for tie stone, she suppostng that he
intended 1t for an Institution In this State-and
MIR. Berge gave the farm tenant $50 or 500 for
the right OF way across the fields And so Mr..
Berge got possession OF that stone and not long
since he sold II to the British Museum for Sc 500:
and there IL is to be placed In glass case and
preserved as celestial wonder. Its weight
when shipped for London was Adj poundS-Da-
rapport Democrat, August 5.
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NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IN WASHIEGTON.A UGl

AVX
IN WASHINGTON, AUGUST L. 1880.
Fealed Proposals. In duplicate, to be endorsed
Proposals for Goal and Bricks, " will be received
belo described articles, to be delivered at the
Navy Yard, Washington. d c.. free Of any expense
tn the Government and subject to the usual tnspec-
ton, via
B,reou Yards and Docks -Requisition No. "a.
Ito, 900 best quality hand made Bed Br.ck.
100, 600 80 81 Arch Brick.
For Immediate Use-Requisition No. 90
500 Tons LAO Ibs.) Cumberland Coal best
quality. free from dust, sulphur, or other impu RI
ties The contractor to deliver the above coal into
carts provided by the Government at the Navy Yard
WI arr and pay tse cost of Inspection and the Quan
tty delivered is to be paid for at the weight Of the
Navy Yard scales
The right Ia reserved to reject any or al bids,
should it be considered to the interest Of the Gov
eminent to do
Blank forms for bids at this Office
J. ADAMS SMITH,
sugl3-4t Pay Inspector. u s. n.
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CHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN d AND p
STREETS NORTHWEGT
BY virtue Of the decree Of the Supreme IA
Equity cause 1876: docket 20. the nnder K
signed Trustee viii sen. ct public auction, ga
M, south half Of Lot No. Ii. In Square MS
Terms OF sale: One third cash the residue In six
ana tu elye months for notes besris interest from
day OF sale and eecured by deed Of trust on prop
eitY sold. All conyeyanctpg. &C., at purchasers
aue9.ll.l6.2l z. B. HAY, Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
1 ~

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WARRINGTON. August -. 1880.
Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals for
Joist, Lumber. Cement and Lime. will be received
at this Office for the below mentioned articles until
IL NJ. AUGUST 10, 1850 The articles to be delivered
AZ the Navy Yard, Washington, D. O., free of any
expense to the government and subject to the usual
inspection, viz:
Bureau ards and Docks acquisitions Nos. 80 and
this Office
~ ReQuisition No. 30.
100 barrels Ere sh- ground Rosend ale Cement nest
quality. For immediate use.
s SUo barrels S COP PoundO Wood burnt Potomac
The right is reserved 10 reject any or ali bids not
deemed adyaD tageous to the government. Kespon-
sible security required the bids for the prom of
and faithful delivery of the articles BsnS forms
for bids to be had at this office.
]. ADAMS SMITH.
anRA-4t Pay Inspector, q. B. Navy.