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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
By Green 3 Wise, Auctioneers.

By Green = WISE Auctioneers.
TOMMISSIONERY SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN Fairfax
OOUNTY.-Pursu.nt to . decree. of the Circuit
Court of Farf.x county at n ovemb ,r term 1880,
in the case of Emerson sd mr.. vs. Emerson et.
al, the undersigned com missioners therein
named vii! sell at public auction on TU rs.
DAY, tho 22d day of March, 1884, st II O'Clock
m.. in front Of the entrance TO the Court Room
on Fairfax street, in the city OF Alexandria, Va.
Immediately on thu Potomac river, three and
bali miles below Ale1andria, and containing
l6G3 acres. The land is believed to be of good
quality. of easy ACCESS to market. while the
.iLusLlon for beauty is not surpassed BY any on
the river, commanding full view Of the cities
rounding cCuulry Of Maryland and Virginia.
Terms Of Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in cash; the residue in three equal in
,talments at Six, Twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from ds:a; the bonds OF the pur.
cnaser TO bs taken, with security. and the title
to bs retained uItil sll ths purchase money is
paid. i: 0. yLAUGHTON, rlomm,rs o,
J J. NJ. L. LOVE, sals.
fehl6-eots
Gs- The above sale has been postponed till
So ~ UhDAY, April 23rd, at sams time and
plsco, m622 cots
nOMMISSIuN akS SALE Of VALUA.
~ DLt bOlLDlNS hO4O III tuo eOHu VI
Fails Church, Fairfax county, Virginia.
BY virtue and III execution OF decree OF the
Ci.cnit Court for the county of Fartal, State Of
Virginia, rendered ut ths June term 1880, there
Of IN the suit Of Clover's exr. vs.. Clover's heirs,
The undersyned commissioners appointed in said
decree will ofsr for ssle on TU KSDAY, the k6.h
of tpril All, 1881, on the premises. 7 WkLVk
6UiLDING LOTS in the TO WI Of Falls Church,
fsirta1 county, Virginia. varying in sz, from
one and one.fourth acres to two acres, all
sigi5iy situated in the centre of the town, con-
venlent to stores, churches and schools, and but
ona-thlrd OF . mile from East Falls Church
station on the Washington and Ohio Railroad
,tfordlug double daily rail communication with
Washington and Alexandra.
| The locality is remarkably healthy, the socie-
| ty intelligent, and persons desiring to obtain
noms in the country will find here facilities sur.
passed by no other locality within easy reach OF
The capital.
The Commissioners are authorized to sell any
Of ssld lcta at private sale. Plats Of the proper
ty may bs seen at the off 10 of the kvsning Star.
| Alexsndris Gazette, and at the Postofice Falls
church.
Terms: Ten per cent cash, balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months from date, with in.
l.rest, secured by notes of purchaser aud per-
son Il security, and retention of title until final
payment, or oil cash 1t option of purchaser.
All ssles subject to the confirmation OF the
| said Court Conyeyanclng at purchasers cost
Properly subj ect 10 bs resold at risk aud cost Of
3 delsulting purchaser. Sale TO commence at
1880 .. m
| HENRY z v: y T,HHo2M4.As, THO
CASSIUS OARTER, Comm'n.
J. O. De PUTRON,
| mh2S-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

ny OTlCE-All persons indebted to the es-
~ tate Of CHALkLEY GILLIEGH AM,
deceased, late Of Fairfax county, Va are re-.
qusste0 to laake payment to the subscriber and
tuose having claims against tho estate msy pre-.
sent them July authenticated TO
HRINGTON GlLLtNGaAM,
aplS-w4Wa Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

n, H. P 3BRhLEY, t%uccesaor to " n
w N. Herkley) ooeDei 10 Day NEV
5 2 + n g PRINTS, (prettv and cheap
Blesched and Eroen MusliHs Sheetings, pilloy
Case Cott tlnsr with other desirable goods. in
vite my friends to call. apl-1 n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
Shooting Chills down the Back.

Dull psin in the limbs NAUSEA, biIiousness. are
symptoms of approaching fever and sgue. Use
without delay Hos!e!ter' 5 Stomach Bt!ers. which
substitutes for the chilly sensation genial
wsrmih, regulates the stomach, and impnrts
tone 20 the liver. The bowels. the stomach and
the hillary gland being restored to a healthy
condition, the disease is conquered at the outset.
For sale b. ali Druggist and Dealers generally
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
ssk, Y s5dtaPGeS.
Sprili. 1881

spril /, 1881
{ HAVE THIS DAY SOuD Ny STOCK OF
( Merchandise to VIM Il. 2. RHRKLEY,
%ho ~il continue the business at the old stand
invite my friends TO aiva him call All per
sons indebtsd to me will plesse settle their &C.
C cunts. MM. n. BERKLEY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

G- The above sale has been postponed till
So ~ hDAY, April 23rd, nt sams time and
pl.ca mh22 cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22

NJ Office NOTICE
~ Just received another lsrge supply OF
HARRISON & BROS. READY MIXED
PAINT,
second to none in the market. Call for sample
card .!
ie 70 W. +. CREIGETON'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
Bisnarck's Caprices.

= 81 mail ddLette !
The political history OF Germany az the pre>
ent DAY Is little more than record OF what. to
use mio term, may be described as the
CapTlceS OF Prince Bismarck Amour onos a
month ne proposes, or or his owe autfIor;ty
makes, some startling innovation in tna asfaS
Esheo policy OF The state. The Interval
between these coup3 d'etat IS filled nm nv o,,rN
bursts OF temper and personal aacftstt.onS
which are none the less mischIayo1s Sec.,,Ea
tbey are often supremacy absurd. Less tfans
Ioitnlgnt ago Pfince B.Slnarck wounded IN Tne
person OF Count Eulenburg the tendecesf sis.
--r---s--- A-~Ssuty dE1 the
pIouder bureaucracy OF Prussia. AT the end OF
last week he offered an even greater insult to
the municipal authorities Of Berlin by bringing
against them the ridiculous charge of over
taxing his Official residence and describing
them as a "PfogTeSs,st ring" It Is impossiCla
for the most ingenious conjecture TO explain all
these ebulitions as the outcome of policy. No
doubt many or them have political motives but
others are merely the uDrestrained expressions
OF monentary piQue. Prince Bismarck mas
oeen BATTERED into the belief that his most
IanScient feelings ATE an index Of right and
NIong, and an infaiilbie rule OF conduct There
oooio De no stronger warning against the folly
y neLo worship IN politics. and the m,s.hief OF
Sts- aensS assuring great man that he ia IN
,.bp o IN the nrsr place, such an asser-
SI er nS - De true and In the next, suen
aSui ds Is lhe soresr way OF Creating In its
= seISe u lnIaollity which must end
py MAKING MIN worse than superfuous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
The PiOVV.hand,s Song.
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS,

Nlgger mighty happy wen he iayin' by con-
Dat suns slantin'
Niger mighty happy wen he year de dinner
Dat SUMS a slantin':
In lie mo- happy still win de night draws on
Dat suns slantiu';
Dat suns slsntin' DIES es sho's you bon!
Ed it's rise up, Primust fetch anudder yell:
Dat ole dun cow des Il shakin' up 'er bell,
En- de frogs chunin' up TO de Jew done fell:
Goodnight DR.. Ka{dec! irish you mighty ,ceu'
-Hf httdee! IRISH you nls1itty tUeG{t
II IRISH you nlighty fpelit
De c'onn lie ready 'ginst dumplin' day
Dat suns a sIantiu';
But Niger gotter watch, en- stick en- stay
Dat sun a slaptin':
Same ez de bee martin watchin' I'M de jay
Dat suns a siantin';
Dat sums a slantln' en- a sppin' away!
Den it's rise up, Prllnus; en- vi- ;, r.uro straty
STinp y, nndSen oo dc riding dang -don2
cd f.ood b, w. .stot Or der oe-time song:
az Ar. Hhip3,erloiH! doat stag tong,
Mr.. WhippeYt0iHt don't stag long,
Don't stay Tong!
De shadders, deyer creepn todes de top er de hill
Dat SUMS slantin'
But night don't 'stroy wat de day done buir-
Dat suns q slandn;
Less de noddin' er de Niger give de ssh cake
Dat SUMS a slantin'.
Dat sun a slantin' an siippin' down still!
Den sing it out, Primus! des holler en- bawl.
Let de gals ketch de SCUM er de plantation cali;
q its goodnight, ladies! my lore inter ye az
Ladies. mn LGCe uHter ve all!
My lore U7ler ne all!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
SIeep and S,eentess,,..s.

DR.. j. y, Granville, In an interesting work on
this subject, says, With reference to the i.f-
fculty some persons find IL getting to sleep -
HABIT greatly helps the performance Of the
initial act, and the cultivation OF haoit OF
going to sleep in particular way, at a par
ueuiar time, viii do more to procure regular
AID healthy sleep than any other artiIce.
The formation OF the habit Is Ia fact, the ere
alton and development OF special center, or
combination, In the nervous sy stem, which VIII
henCefor ard produce sleep as a natural rhyth-
mical process Ii this were more generally
fecc9 nized, persons who suffer from sleeule.s-
ness OF the sort which consists in simply DeIry
unable TO go 10 Sleep would set Themselves
resolutely to form such habit. II Is necessary
that the training should be explicit. and include
attention to details. It is not very important
what person does with tie intentiOn OF going
to sleep, but he should do precisely the same
thing In the same way, at the came time and
under as nearly as possible the same conditions,
right after Light fer considerable period, say
three or four weeks at least.
When Miss B started fer Parts she said to
her aunt, practical lazy: II shall bring you
back shawl. Now. what color would YOU
Hke?" The aunt, aiter reflections: "Black and
While. my child-your poor uncle IS SO sick"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
A Fact.

Youths Com pGHtOa.
Come hlther, You nadcap darling"
saId 10 my fOur-year old.
Pray what shall be done TO the had had o-,r,
Who Will not do as she's told7
loo We'll you love your own wee way
W lille little you 10 & Il mind.
But mamma knows what - hest for vo,,
And IL nj she always kipd.r
So told her Of 'Casabianca
And the fearful burning ship.
Dc you think, said j, such a child as thar
HE mother would have to whip:''
And my heart went out with the story sad
OF this boy SO nobly brave,
Who would not dare 20 disobey,
Even LIS life to save.
Then her eyes grew bright a the morning.
And they seemed to look me through
''Ah ah," thought l. "you understand
The lesson have in view"
Nov, what DO you think of this lad, nv IoYes
Tel al that is IN your heart"
ms, she said. he was drefful good
But lie wac MT the least bit smart {"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
1901 THE CHEAT 1901
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
~ A a SO. IIku-r Srns-

10 Ink NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Doubte Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID scESEIY, MAGsIrrcEsr EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot.
For PittsGars and The Vest $40 ms daily. with
Sleeping Oars to PittsburS and Chisasoi 1890
Am. daily, With Sleeping Oars from HSrris burg
TO Cincinnati. st. Louis and Chicago; . 80 ,. ~.
daily, with Pslaoe Cars to Pttsburs.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
With Parlor Oar 10 Watkins and The North. al
90 Am. daily except Sunday; 80 q. daily,
except Saturday, with Palace Care 70 oAnan-
For WiAtsmsport Lock haven and EIInira. st 10 80
For New s sorE . sais sBs Ess 10
.pG IL 10 OF oi Pns sad d u
For Brooklyn. \; Y, al THROUGH trains connect q
sTsSs % AVOID
Ing double ferriage across New York city.
For FbiiadsslgY hr 500 an, 1850 M: 400,
Nd I'D lo;ue Pm Limited Express. $50 am.
For Bsltimore. Gao. 500. $50. 1880 An. and
Sunday. $780, 10 80 8. m. 2 90. $40. 3 so ana
For PopeY Greek Line. GAO q. m. and 4so I'm.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. GAO am. xnd 40 p. N daily. ex-
ALESASpEfA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
M T6a H Ahp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For A aS ND q 90 80 s29. and II SO m.
For Richmond and the South. 80 aud Ii is !. N.
DAILY ard ;oo p o. daily except supdsg a.
Pm and il 20 n.dnis9S On ms sunday a sos
aaS AID md
cSeciins Il 6asssss to dssdnstiOn from hotss and
f'''aeII T.. 2. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. noy29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

A ROMANTIC STORY is told OF George A. Brebb,
the fast son Of well.t0-do Englishmap, who
living and then turned tramp. John II. Fair
and his wife fell Ia with Brebo and gang of
tramps while walking along tae railroad In
Caoz, O., and, after talking with them, per-
suaded Brebb to abandon his associates and
stop with them. He did SO, sooa became a self
respecting man, married widowed sister OF
MIS-. Fair and has now gone b lck to England,
eft him $50. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

II a young man In street car gives up his
seat to pretty young lady he viii be accused
Of partlatty; II he gives 1t up to an ugly old
lady, 1t VIII be said he does It for effecf The
average mean plan for him to adopt ia to keen
the seat himself. and see nothing but the paper
he reading.-N. o. PlCayune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09

CANITARY PLUMBING.
n YKARG PRACTICAL HxPxRuNCH.
JAS. r. BRlEN, 419 9Th nj. H.w.,
Mares speciality Of the examination and repairs Of
PLUMBING, With view TO IN proper sanitary N.
1angsnentu. oEdeE0 peompuy Med oct6-7me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
tkw YUAK-RoTTERDAM.
RAILROADS.

BAL TlMoRe AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TEE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETwEEN
THE EAST AND TIE WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE FFFEcT SUNDAY. April
4 II, LEAVE WASHINGTON.
'2'io-NhicaRc, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
:. ss45SS-Balt!pere. Elcott City ard way stations.
$50 Baltimore, Annapolis spd way tpieamont,
stIass t,1, Winchester. HAssrst5wn aud wsys
slGPoinii Il ROCKS and way sta.io,s.
for HsFerstoTIna and y P6int .; toapnecs
s:l6SNew YORK. Philadelphia and Boston Er-
ts6o-on Sunday only FOR Baltimore. Annapolis
ioOe-Baitimore Express. (Stops at HysttsviIl.,
Gonese, Betts,yIine. Laura, Annapolis junction.
tlo;sO-Pttsburs, Chicago. Cincinnati and st.
Louis Express.
Il 10 Baltimore. Ericott City. Annapolis and w.y
I2 Is sunday only Tor Baltimore aud way
rs e0-Baltinors. PbIadslphis AND Neg York Rx-
s:3o-kaltmors and way stations Winchester,
o rreSerlcs, Hagsrst3 w aid way, via Relsy.)
t;Su-Baltmore, Hystsdyi1e and Laurel Express
IFrederlck, via Relay. stops at Annapolis Junc-
h45-Point Of Rocks. Frederick. .Hagerstovu.
. fciht OF Rocks ana Way Stations only.l
r. sQ-Barinore, Annapolis aud Way stations
oao-phladelllna and Baltimore Express (Msr-
1nsbufg sro Way, via Relay. Stops st Uystts-
vile aud Laurel }
6U5-Potnt OF Rocks ana Way Stations
70 4b-Baltlnore and Way Stations.
7:30-Baltnlore snd LauI a Express.
70 oO-61ttsbuTg, Cincinnati and st Lou!s Express.
s'40-Baltlmcre. fayetteville and Laurel Express
stops Oh signal or to let off PAS seugers al any
station letSeen Washington and annapolis
ITO .OO-New, York, Philadelphia and Boston E,-
press sieepiux Car TO New York and speciai
Sleeping Car - Philadelphia
fDaily. 1Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday. ''
Al trains from Washington stop at I,elsy Station
for turther Information app 2 81 The baltimore
end Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and
6i9 add 1851 PeDnsylyania avenue, corner l4th
street. where orders will be taken for baggage 10 be
checked and reoeived at any point IN the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
DRY GOODS.
RkOCaDE sl14hs.

Bh"cADE sILAs' IN An color. ., 90
BEOCArE SATIES. 500.
NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND BLACK SILKS So
BLACK AND wEITE sII.6S. SO special Bargain.
CCINRED TINS. rs
RTAChSILKS, IS So, sl.0n, g.. %, o.. 50 s.Th
$500 opr Si.G9. 81 IS, sl.50 BLACK sfLkS
are sptcisi bar gains.
BLACK AND CDLnIED SILK VELyETS.
Beautiful PLATO AND STAIPED DRESS
GOODS for trininiDg-iraEaeCse assortment; prices
yefy low.
ROMAN sArIN STRIPES. very fine quality.
Just receive d.
PURE WOOL BUNTG,G, 90
PURE WOOL CLOTH. for boys wear. IS
CoI4RED CAsHMEREs. one yard and quarter
Wild, d. wool. 10.
width. fine qualify SIN.
BLACK TASIsR.
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA. 81 90
NUNS VEIL1NG.' in all colors pure wool az
PURE LINEN DfNNSR NAPKINS, IS a dnz n .
special bar gains.
s'MERCEDEs."
the new style PARaSn's. lined With Cream. Blse.
Garnet White snd Slack Silk
PURE LINEN BlEACHED TABLE DAMASK. So
CARvER's
at I'll Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09


~ Lib BETWEEN new IoBh, H.TsaE I,1apoN.
bouIHl4PToH AND BREAEN.
The fteEln-rf e this coElpany VIII sau every Sst-
Ir6sy from Bremen Pier foot Of 81 -t.s-t aOtoSen
aaset q ,sssssre:F From New YUrE - Hsvro Lon
ioH. Southampton aud Bremen, rr-t cabin slOO,
sssund cabia eco; steerase, $50, ,rrpAid sfeerass
osT!ifcstsr go ser fgeisht OF pssss-s Apply 70
". q. ME TEE8ofT & co. s2t Ia ave, AGENT
Tor Nssi;i,-tEQ. iK-sp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-09
V0YaGEWs 10 EUROPE.

J. ". BOTELER & son
Are the Are3ts Ter th- sale Of Tickets n tits Dis
trict of the
INGAH STEAMSHIP G.
Parties prUposiux 20 visit Europe ca obtain al
ihforps axiom Is Supplying &c
sYl-3m ]. W ROTEIERS SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15

the greatest. purest, most far-seeng minds of the
age.' Qunet perhaps hardly deserves this descrip-
tion but he was undeniably remarkable man. and
this book will serve it's purpose very well. 1t is
pity that Mr.. Heath's design did not include tho
later years of Qulnets life which are in some re-
spects more interesting than the earlier He died in
1873. This book ends with his appointment as
Professor of Southern Literature in the College of
France in 1871. SO far as it goes however, in
point of fulness and carefulness it leaves nothing
undone Among other features are careful analyses
CT Quinets important early imaginative works and
OF his history of ancient religions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15

Railroad bonds were quiet. bat there were some
improvements iii price that were sympathetic with
the movement in shares. Erie second consols rose
from 101l TO 1922, but ended at 1918 Missouri
Kansas and Texas first consos were dull and a
higher at 1l0i2, and seconds b higher at $3.50
S43s. Boston, Hartford and Enc firsts rose l peg
cent TO so. c. c. and l. c. incomes were lower
at 7Gls077. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts
Series b. rose from 81 To 50, and currency debts
from 6Oi2 to 81. New-York Elevated firsts were II
higher at III and Metropolitan frsts ls higher at
1Oll4 Ohio Central incomes declined to Goa Ola
The closing quotations are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15
MINES AND MINING

THURSDAY, July 14-P. NJ.
Business at the Mining Stock Exchanges continues
to be feverish and unsettled Evidently there is a
feeling of uncertainty as to what is to be the next
movement in stocks that have taken the lead and
from the magnitude of the operations in them, to
certain extent, controlled the whole market. The
State Line and Oriental and Miller shares have
declined so much that operators disposed to be-
lieve that an early reaction is imminent; but no
sooner has moderate rally occurred than the mar
ket has been swamped by an avalanche of stock. So
to-day, while Nos. and held steady at .O5, Nos
and were freely sold from 8. 80 down to Co. and
Oriental and Miller again fell to, and closed at 02
cents against 90 cents yesterday. The Comstock
shares steady OF frmer. Consolidated Vir-
g!nia at 2O5@21 and California at 74l0 rs cents.
Silver Cliff was, 20 cents higher at 4.sO0O4.75.
Cherokee declined to 1.25, Moose to / Gold Stripe
and Rising Sun being steady at previous figures.
The markets closed irregular and unsettled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHTa sr0c6S

THURSDAY. July 1i-r. NJ
The stock speculation to-day was moved by
varied and conflicting rumors respecting the stains
OF trunk line matters. and also by reports that later
were contradicted, of damages done to the western
railroads and to the crops by recent violent storms
of wind rain and hail. Prices were somewhat
irregular and uctuatng, and after early hours the
market was dull until during the last hour. After
O'Clock there was steady hardening OF figures which
lent color to the reports of railway adjust
ments made imminent so that during
the last half hours the bears We're free
buyers of stocks and prices for the trunk lines
closed about the highest of the day. and materially
higher than yesterday. The trunk line shares NOW
being the accepted bellwether Of the speculaton IA
they closed so did tho whole markct-strong.
Government bonds dull but firner in n~ire
The final bids show advances of is per cent for The
continued 5s and digs and of Il per cent for the As
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15
PROPOSALS FOR LARD OIL.

,,roros 20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. juno 7, 1891
PROPOSALS. sealed and indorscd envelope Bid
for Supplies 'dvertised,' will at this office
until - o'clock, June % 1884, for the following supplies
the best quality to be delivered between the
Cf July next, free of Yard
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION:
10000 a'lons best quality Winter OH in
cOopcred ska OF about forty gallons delivered
the Navigation Officer Of the NewYork Savy Yard but not
pevn test with the hest lard oil used i'll the United states
Light House service
The right reserved to reject any may
be deemed advantageous Ia the
Two rcsponsible sureties the prompt
faithful, delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will he furnished this Office
Bids not properly signed and will e con.
sidered THOMAS L. CASWEII,
paymastcr Il. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-15
-------s
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SOCKS.

l. NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BuREAu OF PRoylNoNs AND CLOTHING. July O. 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals Socks"
win be received at this Bureau until o'clock D. m Tues
day. the twcniyaxth day Of july 1881 and opened mmed
aey thereafter In the presence q bidders for the supply At
pairs socks $4,000 pairs OF s2 inches 5000 pairs Of 81
inches 5000 pairs OF lO2 inches and 1000 pairs of IL =
ines TO be delivered within ninety 900 from the date
OF contract
The socks must conform TO the Navy pass
usual naval inspections and reservation of twenty per
VIII pc whcu IRON the amount of each delivery until the
completion of the contract. " $500
specifications and forms OF offer will be furnished
Inspector OF Provisions and Clothing at the Navy Yard
brooklyn application and the
Indicated by the blank.
The Department reserves the right reject
not considered advantageous o the Government.
GEORGE +. GUTTER