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Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
l5TH DIsTRICT CoURT-No. CSC.
. Parish OF VermiIion,
Succession of Camille J. T.
Bronssard.
By virtue of an order granted hy
the Hon. District Cart, in the mat
tiers of the above entltied aud mum
bered succession, notice is hereby
given that there will be sold at PUB
lie auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at fine iaso fesidence Of
the deceased in said Parish, on I
WedneSday. 9th Of july 1881,
the following described property
of said succession. TO wit ;
The undivided hall Of the East
half Of Section IL, Township lii
South of Range 5 East. contaiM
Ing about ia all two hundred aud
Eighty-four72F1O0 acres.
The North half of the North
, west quarter, of Section II, in
Townshipll, South Of Range
East. containing Eighty 72lloo
acres
One smaU.ttact of wood land,
situated on the East side of the
Bayou Vefmilion in the parish OF
Lafayette containing about ten
arpents superficial area more or
less, bounded above by Ursin /.
Bronssard aud below by jean Co.
meauX.
One dwelling house and cut
houses.
$40 pannels of fencing.
One lot Of gentle and wild
horses and mares.
One lot of gentle and Wild cat.
tie.
Lot Of farming Implements.
One hack and one buggy.
One armoir and cupboard.
interest in a moving machine
One lot of hogs and sheep.
Aud snndry other things.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS - For
all sums Of ten dollars and under
cash on the day of sale and for
all sums over ten dollars on a
credit of one. two and three years
from the day Of sale ; purchasers
on credit to furnish their notes
with good and solvent suresies in
solido, to The satisfaction Of the
administrators and made payable
to his order with eight per cent
per annnm interest from maturity
until paid. The lands to be and
remain specially mortgaged and
hypothecated with first lien and
privilege Of vendor nhvor OF
said succession with We pact de
non alieaando Stimulated in the
sale. until full aid final payment
Of the principal, interest and costs
which may accrue thereon.
Given under my hand at Able.
vile La, this 23l Gay of June A.
o., 1884,
J. T. BRoUssARD,
| Administrators.
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State of Louisiana. both District
Coutt-Parish Of Vermilion-- No.
266.
Succession Of r. J. Erperson.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties Interested in the said sue.
cessicn, Or having any opposition
TO make to the taiieau of final nc
count Of settlement of said sue
c%ession, to file the same in writing
in the Office of the clerk of cour,
within ten days from the date
hereof.
Given under my hand aud seal
ef court this I'd day OF July 1881
LAsTiE B%RoUssAgD. clerk.
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There are two comets now visi-
bic, one is seen in a northeasterly
direction aud rises at 8 O'clock A,
II. The other is seen in a north
westerly bearing, and sets 8
o'clock p. n, there are about siz
hours time between the setting OF
the last and the rising Of the for
emer.
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#
CHANGE OF LocAT1oN.-Ihe
citizens Of Mugginsville have late
ly permanently located, a good
old soul Mr.. Area, has been d.
viding his land into hots, below
the town 0: Abbeyille, and, he
sells the same TO the colored pos
sums at $40 per lot part cash and
part credit.
The white settlers adjoining
tnis neighborhood up to date have
got along hrst-rate With their
neighbors and they are still en-
.joying good nights rests notwlth-
standing their proximity to Africa.
The only item Of interest worth
chronicling from that quarter is
not very recent either, it was a
Bazaar given two weeks ago for
the benefit Of Susan one Of the
new corners. That Saturday night
the neighborhood was kept at fever
heat till the wee bit honr of early
dawn by the gustos of mirthful
laughs which pea!ed forth from
time to time, aud ny the dance
that kept pace to the tune of old
Dan. Tucker on one of your old
fashion accordion. The proceeds
OF the Bazaar were to be appropri-
ated for the erection of a trick
chimney.
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Mr.. Carlin has naoved this week
into bis cosy new house, on Lou
isianaiss street. Messrs Leonce
Ferret and Jean Abadie. archi.
tects, tastefnlly gave the finishing
touch to it last week, and G. n.
Dupuy painter, painted the same.
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Those whose tin wars needs
soldering, will please call at Mr..
Patin's where his brotherin-Iaw
will do their mending, at reason
bile prices. Give him a call.
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The STATES says that Geo. binns
Of New Orleans, says tina! whilst
campad in Mexico on Che morning
Of the Goth ult., he discovered the
comet now attracting 80 much at
tention and, it appears that he is
the original aiscoyerer Of the &C.
lestial tramp.
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A journeyman fle maker in Ho-
boken died the other day, and on
examination it was found that his
lungs were coated with iron FL
ings. Almost simultaneously out
West a newspaper man died, and
at the post mortem an entire news
paper was found in his left lung.
1t was said to have been remarka-
bly, edited, too-all s,ealings.
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The Farmeryilfe Gazette states
that the yield Of honey in Ulion
parish this year is quito large, and
in quality superior td any that
has ever been seen in North Lou
isiaua.
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Cash in hands Of Constable
Collector 1865
Cash 10 hands Of Treasurer
general fund) 1882
Cssh in hands of Treasurer
Street and Bridge fund.- 1892
Total assets $628 81
OF all uncollected JUDGMENTS
there ere uncollectable l2D 90
Leaving as available assets 578.67
LIABILITIES.
A. G. Maxwell for removing dead
animals from the town 1850
Balance to defray expenses for
ensuing year 563.l7.
Respectfully submitted,
J. j. ABADIE,
R. C. SMEDEs. ! Committee.
The former committee appoint.
ed to examine the quarterly re.
ports Of the officers vas also dis
charged.
On motion it was resolved to
proceed to the election of officers
for tie ensuing year. The ballot
being tak,n, W. B. White %receiv-
ed four votes for Secretary, where
upon he was declared duly elected
Secretary.
Geo. e. Lyons received four
votes for Constable. and was de-
clared duly elected Constable
r G. >medes was elected as At
torney and E. !. Addison as Prin-
ter, and their election vas duly
declared by the presiding officer.
On motion of Mr.. Lege re
solved that the salary of the Con.
stable-Collector be fixed at forty
dollars per month payable quarter
~, and that he shall be entitled to
receive one half of all. fines col
lected for the use Of the Co,pbr-
alton; ani farther. that from thi.
date he shall not receive or retain
any commissions on the taxes or
licenses collected for the use OF
the Town.
On motion Of Mr.. Ahadie, re.
solved that the salary of the other
officers be fixed for the current
year as follows to wit
Secretary aud Treasurer fifty
dollars pen amman.
Printer City dollars per annuin
Mayor fifty dollars per annual.
Attorney fifty dollars per al,
nnm. payable quarterly.
On motion of Mr.. Ahadie, re.
solved that the bonds of the Con.
stable Collector and of the Treas
urer be fixed at the sum Of one
thousand dollars each F; and tha,
they, the Constable and the Treas
urer, he required to furnish their
said bonds within thirty days
from the date hereof /; the said
bonds to he conditioned and ap
proved according to existing laws
The Mayor appointed Messrs
J. J. Abadie and Ophelias Bour
que to act with himself as TIE
street aud bridge committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Abadie, re
solved that the Secretary shal! en-
ter in the Record book he name
of each and every party to whom
a license is issued, and lht
amount thereof, and the DanQe OF
each taxpayer aud the amount Of
the tax assessed against sasd tax
payer.
Further, 1t shall be the duty 81
the Constable in paving over
money to the Treasurer, to give
the names OF all the parties from
whom the licenses or taxes have
been collected, and the Secretary
shall mark the same as paid on
the Record book above mention
ed.
On motion resolved, that the
Treasurer is ordered and hereby
authorized to transfer the sum Of
one hundred dollars of the Gen
eral Funds to the credit of the
street and bridge funds, and to use
the same in payment of work con-
tracted for by the street and bridge
committee.
On motion the Council adjourn.
ed.
LEoNCE PERRET, Mayor.
W. B. WHITE. Secretary.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Alisdgs rtIsernents and communications
intended for the nERIDIoNAL. must be
handed in by IL o'clock on Thursday
to ersusa publication. This is an impor-
tsnt business rule, which should not be
overlooked or neglected.
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1t is useless for physicians to
argue against short sleeved dress
es. The constitution of the
United States says THE right to
bear arms shall not be interfered
with
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Figs and peaches are plentiful.
and on account of the scarcity Of
money they are cheap.
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Water melons are coming in,
two loads were sold in town Sun,
day. Ly Messrs Moss and Toups.
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1r. ", A, napu,,,s,
III Canal Street, M, -.

Aav'SN.
I'll Canal Street, Nc, o,...'
o n''s'' li.'a'4 VI ,l.,
Cured without Il.
x Z L1aATuss o
Free from pain, damn, . e1c
time from bushes = " 4
These Diseases Re,.,,.
Attention \. n and ca,,s a,., -
Epilepsy or Fits tran,
wonderful nar success, as !. 9,
eaLefally examined, ~ y
taken but those IT,.
prospects Of curing. M
lmpotency, Speru,ha
Sexua1 Debility. tresl =
cine alone, has heret
usiess and even ipsS ~
90 no good, is lie
testimony of al honest
Thousands have
these complaining N
away their money
constitutions togefhss
tor combines medical
with electricity, tie al.
being generated By
electrical apparatus that n
can USE and BY these
lnsures success.
Constipation. the baue
many lives and the most
source of ihheahh, curs3
simple method, with littIA :
medicine.
Diseases Of women s,eta i
electricity, without pain o. e,ss
sure.
S;ieture Of the urAn :.
Rec'nm cured without .snsT
operatlon and without pin
Worm, Diseases of the lm
Bladder, Private Diseass NJ.
malism. Neuralgia, Nerhs Il
Sick Headache, Asthma M
Painful and Sore Eyes, Wild.
surgical operation; Dtn
Noise in the Ears, an III
Diseases, Scrofula, Tunon Z
of Voice, ETC., successful nua
by improved remedies.
Letters Of inquiry uk
accompanied with stamp ID \
N. B.-No names made
without the written consent
parties.
The following persons ns,t
referred 10
New Orleans TestmonialS
Capt. Max Blanchard, Piles
Jas. WallLillech. Supt. j0ls
sons Foundry. Rheumatiss,
i l.. Fl. Patterson, kM
Fagan. Pies.
!, Max Beer 1853 CAM dts
Mrs: 4, conner Jssslul
ii,erx ssfeets, Deaf.
EalaMorgan Railroad, l4
Worm.
Taise. Robinson, 10 Cont n4
PHes.
= Jacob Blum, Baronne St, y
f. Capt. Pharr, Morgan Cit!
OF Voice. .,l
Leo Wolfson, Craps Bldi'
Plies. ],
Col. W. O'neal, Goviugtoni
FistuIa. !
w F. Shrock, Goodman, Wy
Piles.
J. r. Swim, Main street, wv
natl, Fissure
E. Wolf. Port Hickey, u
Byron Eastman, Mefcef
Structure.
j. B. Rooa, Ben Lomone
Piles. .l.1
Jas. Aldrich, Covirg.a
Diabetes.
4 Freidheim, Bastrop' l9sa
$. J. Gordon, l32 ~
street, Cincinnati, O.. Ca'at,..
). r. Hawkins, Mason,
Discharge from the Ear n
j. B. Wilson, Alton,
Epilepsy r
G. b, Hickersou, Vi'f''''
Miss, Asthma. ~,
IT Warren, Carrol's0p'
0' e. shipp, Owen, q. So, /
Office hours from ~, ~
Dec. II, 1Sso,-Sm.
Official yos'ts'
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Monday.

The Police Jury meets next
Monday.
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1901 THE GREAT 1904
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOO4

1891 S Ir hogTK 1921
SPLENDID DS s,s,Er TRACK STEEL sAlks
TRAINS LES FFEssH MaH 5sF irons Depot
of Sixth and streets, q follows:
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago 10 80 a. IN.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to cin-
cinhati st; Louis and Chicago $50 pm dAaiss
BALTIMORE And PoTosAc RAILROAD.
~ PsrIor Car e watkins sna the North, al 500
Srdss With Palace Cara s 70 c.nandass and W.
For wilamsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 80, -
For New e q aaE s shssR He Eas 10
dod5 p.m,, limited express Of pulimans Arior cszA
For Brooklyn n. all through trains connect at ye>
sey City With boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afiordi1e
ferrisge across New York city.
For Phadeiphs. 500 10 80 m; 90 $40 loo
1oasp.m: Limited Express. $50 a. M daily. e.
For Batinore. $40. 500. 80, go m, and 2ea.
400 4:46 $40 $50. 1000 and 10 rs pm. O
sunday, 500. 1880 am. AGO. sac. $40. loo
For Fope's Gresk Line $40 am and 44o pm. daily
For Annspos S:z6 a. m. and 40 pm. daily. erosuS
ALEks sSfskki AMP EREPERIcKsBVRs RAMys
For kssansSs as 20 g and 60 90
ZOO. 800 and II so !; m, and 500 ? m n,
For Gss and .1S tine ssg s.os
Trains Alexandris for Washington SOC. sos "a
nU and Zoo mdnishf On sunday a 4 sos -
1000 m. 90 and .05 pm
of 18Th street and avenue and at the depo6
where orders can Dc left for te checking Of baggage .
IRON Ro @o s6 GeSers Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nova
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK J ksEy COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY IN.
fa:S0rcH 81 ASS ,siSCiSSkff IsD ST. LOUIS
Is Ef fsf SkEy and Way Stations.
sstT5a sbprs. Winchester. haserstown and Way. y
& Ell ID w NEW ssss AND pos
meets Tor hassrstOxn and At Point Of Rosks fos
ssooaon Sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis s.a
ShITrsoE sE EXPRESS PRESS :s s:n 4 Hy,s,s
~ :. ST. LOGS EMPRESS. A'' o--'"N~'
Baltimore. Elcott City. Annapolis and Way -
Il sunday 9Ry fSs Baltimore and Way
IS aBALlIM8RE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEw
sso-Baltimore and Way Stations, WINCHESTER Frsd-
eTek Hne5ts~p 1na Tsy III ke,t ND
EMPRESS Froierick. via Relay. stops At AnnsP-
chester and Way Stations. con sunday to Foinsod
Rocks and Way Stations only
+ En'RSis 1 sd
ss q fse .s ss' E.s asa' and
re Ny fi7S1f AND Laurel
EXPRESS.
t9:l5-PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
10: PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars 70 New York.
l0.007-BALTIMORE, EVANSVILLE and LAUBfb
EXPRESS. STOPS signal to let of passcngesu
at any station between Washington and AnnaIola
Junction.
tDay. .Sundays only. Other trains daily. exesga
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore auk
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station and GIG and 13A
Pennsylvania avenue, l4th street, where orders
will be- taken for baggage to be checked and received 8
any point in the city. ma
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EDUCATIONAL.
ELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE.

HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE
Patroness, H r. II. Princess Louise. Founder and
President, the Right Rev. 1. HELLMUTH, DID, d. C.
L., Lord Bishop Of Huron.
FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
ated in most healthy locality about four hours BY rail
from Niagara Falls, and of the principal through
routes between the East and the West. The grounds
comprise lao acres The aim of the founder of this
college is to provide the highest intellectual and prac-
tcally useful education The whole system is based
upon the soundest Protestant principles, the only
solid basis for the formation of character French
is the spoken in the college, Music specially
Board, Laundry and Tuition fees including the whole
course of English, the Ancient and Modern LANGUAGES
Calisthenics. Drawing and Painting. OF Piano and
Library, Medical Attendance and Medicine 300 per
annu. reduction of one half for the daughters of
cergymen. For circulars" and full particulars address
MISS CLINTON,
Lady Principal Helmuth Ladies' College, London, On
tarlo. Canada iyIa.l6t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

MAKE NO MISTAKE
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
RECEIVED CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM A
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK.
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED IN
WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made 3-strap Sandals 50 90
Ladies' Fine Kid OPP. Slipper l. 90
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Boots. l. so
Ladies' Hand sewed Kid Boots 80. so to A. so
LADIES' SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Misses Solid Button Shoes 81 90 to g 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
Children's Peb Button Solid. to 1O............95c
HII.DRENS GOOD SPRING HEELS.
One hundred styles of Gents Fine Low Shoes prices
ONE PRICE. 'e1o0 10 ~''o
apes GEO, MCCARTHY.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.

FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK, Md
Duties resumed on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 7th. Locs-
non healthfnl Course of instruction complete and
thorough. Terms very moderate. For catalogues aud
information address
jy12-eo2m Mrs. NJ. w. HACKEI.TON Pres't.
7 E. SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and
81 VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to begin
well those wishing to be qualified for Teach
ers or performers. 7A 18th street northwest.
ap3O-epsms
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COURT SALE OF HOUSE ais STREET NORTH
" WEST.

BY virtue and IN pursuance Of the decree Of the su-
2lst day Of June AD 1881 In Equity Cause MOI, 597
the appointed Trustee for such purpose in
Of the premises OF MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY
OF JULY, 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, those GER
tain premises street northwest between I'd and Sd
streets formerly occupied by the late Leah Wilson,
VIZ The east % feet Of Lot oDe in reservation eleven
city of Washington. DC. having front of % feet on
street north, and r%nnng back Of that width to q
of the heirs Of said Leah L. G. Wilson, deceased
all other persons party to said equity cause.
follows. to wit: $500 down acceptance of bid;
mainder Of onethrd Of purchase money with interest
from date of sale immediately on ratification of sale;
remaining tive thirds in two equal instaents. payable
in and twelve months with interest from day of SALE
secured by notes Of the purchaser and deed
said premises. All conveyancng at of purchaser
WILLIAM A. MELOY, Trustee
Law Office, 472 Louisiana avenue.
YOUNG CALDWELL, Aucts. jy1-d
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1881. same hour
and place. WILLIAM A. MEIOY
jy12-tu&s, N Trustee.
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r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionee1

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN-ROOMB BRICK HOUSE.
CORNER OF FIRST AND D STREETS SOUTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated May 9Th 1874 and
the District of Columbia and by direction of the person
secured thereby will sell at PUBLIC auction, in front Of
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M, all that lot of ground
and premises and improvements in Washington city,
part of square No; 500 The improvements consist
and good yard.
Terms: Ono-fourth cash; and the remainder of the
in equal insalments at six. twelve and
eighteen months. secured by deed of trust upon the
premises the notes of the purchaser to bear interest
six cent, payable semi annually. deposit of 800
will be required at the sale: Conyeyancing ut pur-
chaser's cost. /. H. FORD Trustee,
Jy8-d GOT Louisiana avenue.
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BEING 1916 AND 1918 SEVENTH STREET; ALSO,
VACANT LOT AND HOUSE ON EIGHTH STREET,
No. 1921.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity No. T. TO-
the undersigned will cell at public auction, in front OF
the premises. on MONDAY, JULY IS, at $50 O'CLOCK
paEtof Lot in square 416. beginning ct dis
lance OF 70 the northeast of said
thence south with line q 7h street 80 feet thence
then IN straight line to the beginning, improved by
two two story frame houses numbered 1916 and 1913
9TH street the lower story Of each house being
used as q storeroom.
Also, ON THE SAME DAY, AT O'CLOCK p H..
part OF lot in square 416 beginning ct point in the
tine OF Sth street west 30 fest south Of the northwest
angle Of said lot thence south with line Of sh street 4
inches thence west 100 feet to beginning Of said
Lot being improved by frame house, No. 1921 9Th
street and about n feet inches Of said
being unimpEoved.
Terms One third cash; balance in equal instalments
N one and two Year,, for which notes Of purchaser
bearing interest from day Of sale and secured deed
trust on the property sold, will be taken interest pay
able semi or all cash at option Of purchaser
deposit OF $50 will be required each lot ut time
sale and all conyeyancng and recording ct purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in FIVE days. or prop
chaser. IRVING WIILIAMSON Trusfee
jyl3-d&ds 458 Louisiana avenue.
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pIVERYIEW ACADEMY,
IL POUGHKEEPSIR n Y
with q: 8. Military Dept. A THOROUGH GOING
WiDE-AWAKE School for Boys, combining STUDY.
MILITARY DRILL. and Recreation in due proportion.
Catalogue, with Chart of College Requistons sent on
application. OTIS BfSBEE 4 NJ
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PROPOSALS.
DPOPOSALS FOR COAL.

DPOPOSALS FOR COAL.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON ID. c., July Is, 1881. (
Sealed Proposals in duplicate to be endorsed Popo
sails for Cos will be received at this Office until IL
the EINETEENTH DAY OF JULY. 1881. for the be-
low described Coal to be delivered at the Navy Yard
Washington, DC, and subject to the usual inspection
y Bureau Steam Engneering-l. 200 tons Cumberland
The Coal must be freshly mined, free from surface
coal, slate other impurities, and must be in all
spects of the very best quality
Three hundred tons OF the above Coal to be delivered
in July the balance by the LIST Of September next.
The right reserved to reject any all bids should
be considered to the interest of the Government to do
so.
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
J. ADAMS SMITH,
1yl6, IL Pay Inspector, u. s.. Navy.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
L OFFICE THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July II, 1881.
Proposals for miscellaneous supplies other than
those required under advertisement June Is 1881
viii be received from time to time during present
Treasury Department Persons or firms proposing to
bid should register their names and state the class of
articles in their line of business that they propose
furnish.
Particulars will be given extra or additional sup
plies are needed. j. T. POWER
1yI4-eo3t Chief Clerk.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
n L. WILD & BROS
ELEGANT NEW MUSICAL wAREROOMs.
No. 100 7rH STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR G.
NEW STIEFF AND KRANICH BACH PIANOS
NEW EsTEY ORGANS
New MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all
kinds.
new BABY GRAND PIANO SING. W.
HALLET DAVIS & co.'s
IL UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS.
WORLD RENOWNED AND UNEQUALED.
Also, the Celebrated
the only reliable low priced, good toned Upright made
II. l.. SUMNER, SOLE AGENT,
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plANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
ORGANS. ORGANS.
Special Inducements to Purchasers of WI" 'n''
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Particular attention is invited to our large stock of
Second hand Pianos comprising instruments that have
been used from six months to three and at prices
LESS THAN HALF THEIR REAL VALUE.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S
PIANO wARERooMs,
je2s 433 TIN STREET NORTHWEST
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