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CHaAASNGGERI :yv SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
TO- sSH H6skA AN% NJ ~
s$ES$S s5 sHaHBaE
e and I'd b sss Il Of as
49, No = &C., EQUITY Doc q tso6ers Cohen + 81.
Isl = :s Soa ::
;sIs R'' Bay 81
sa bennina the s. 1HS' .s sRe
and running thence south with the west line Of ssd es
par asS sna east
n III Of And1sw HCoxsss 1T (Which west line
and with said Yves, line lot numbered ays5 thance
rum ax north Win said line and center OF party
WITH Pennsyv.nis snue 70 the p"oe Of b fesaSe
pSi 1 ssS,E sSt the ;s%: lind n sSaysysa
ssS OF n st snd record. q ssa pistrsS land
No. s nSe
on THE SAME DAY. =. FIVE O'CLOCK PM. 10.
IN SID The e Is
rs s.
pSa 81 ks:.sd /. s:ossas
1s q iSnirs numbersd three hundred and
Sa sss os & &.
along se as s.:
at right angles with said street 6fty
S0 fes5 aad nine CD inches thence due west enc hun
dred feet to alley thirty feat wide themes aonr
aid ssy twenty i've as feet; thence due east ninety
wardy in diSsct line Ave I1 FEET and thfSe IA
inches to the place OF beginning. Said Land Il un.
Tern. q sals One thisd cab and tho he,ancs in
sssss eaSal inssapens. at 19 and ls mpnths With
syasnos ihs note d So pgsoSsses :soursd
.;s 's 3D. sa d::S e
ot nine. and si6o on said sub lot ana IN.
:h.,i .sversy fuy oomry With ne ns 81 sale With
.si aid Is los 4 ths sisE cost snd sspsass ef
ssSs dSs&lSnS puIcheSeF or purchaearA after ten
1xiSMs s I'VE S &c b q At z,u.....
uvf u top,E. avenue neIthwest.
asssA bfa 6ScfsSs6 6dei Ba Raez zsss.
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Snow Storms tn Way.

CoLD WkAfHbR IN THR WRIST AND SOUTH.
Az Munce, lnd the ground is covered by snow
Az Flndlay, Ohio. the S now is several inches deem
Az Warokoneta, Ohio, the snow is so heavy as co
break branches OF trees, and the thermometer
twelve inches OF snow and branches OF trees are
breaking. At Bellefontaine the Thermometer is at
"a degrees. AT Toledo snow fell to the depth of
rain, ragged all yesterday afternoon in eastern
Michigan Telegrams from all sections OF Ala.
bama. Louisiana. Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas
report unseasonably cool or cold weather The
mercury In New Orleans at midnight last night
was e. degrees
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Reformed Presbyterians.

SESSION OF THE SYNOD IN PHILADELPHIA TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA. May 22-To.day's session OF the
genera! synod OF the Reformed Presbyterlans in
North America was opened by the Rev. A. R. Gar
icy. or Illinois, with prayer for the institutions OF
learning and the suppression OF vice and immor-
AMY. Matters pertaining to the theological semi
nary were then discussed at some length. The
report OF the trustees OF the seminary showed
that the endowment fund amounted to $33 1884, 40,
and that the assessed value OF the Limb fund is
$l2,6O0. making total OF S46,734.49. The present
market value OF the Investments Is over e54, 600
The committee on Presbyterian reports reported
Chat they had examined the reports OF the differ
ent presbyteries and that "the church has reason
ing to Iengthen her cords and strengthen her
stakes And though 1t is now the day OF small
Things, yet her testimony is not in vain. Her
principles are founded on the rock OF Divine faith
and must DreYaiLn
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
The New Jersey ProhibitiOnists.
CONTENTION TO NOMINATE A GnYERNnR

TRENTON, N. j., May 22-The prohibitfoLfsts
state convention to nominate governor organized
In this city at II O'clock this morning. Forty dele
Atlantic, Burlington, Camden. Hunterdon. Mer-
Ger, Passac, Middlesex, Hudson and Salem. Cam
den county had the largest representation, her
delegation numbering Is. The convention organ
ized by selecting Reuben Woolman, OF Salem
county, prohibition candidate for Congress In
Page, OF Camden, secretary, thus giving the first
congressional district as temporary organization.
on platform and credentials adjourned
until two O'clock p. m. Among the
probable nominees mentioned are DR.. Graw, OF
Camden; DR.. Quinby, Of Jersey City, and DR.. T.
Edgar Hunt, OF HunterdOn county.
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Investigation Of Col. NIcker.ou

HIS DIVORCE LIKELY 10 LEAD TO couRr-MARTIAI.
The War department is now engaged In investi-
eating the case OF Col A. II. Nickerson. The in
vesugation Is being made upon representations to
the department relative to his divorce and sub
seQuent marriage and misconduct In that
direction. Col Barr, or the Secretarys
ONCE, has gone to PHILADELPHIA
to examine the court proceedings there. The feel
ing against Col. Nickerson among the War depart
ment officials who are well informed OF the cir
cumstances OF the case is very strong, and the in
vestigation Will, without doubt, result In court
martial OF Col Nickerson on a charge OF conduct
unbecOming an officer and a gentleman
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Political Points.

Inc plan adopted by the harmony committee last
reorganization OF the republican party
In New YORK city consists OF yearly enrolment
OF the republican voters OF the city under the gen.
eral direction OF the committee OF eighteen Tho
plan contempates the abolition OF the present re-
publican organizations.
COL y. w. Patton. ex-mayor OF New Orleans and
one or the board OF audit, has published a card
denying the charges made by the legislative COM
mlttee against the integrity OF the board, which,
ne says, are as false as they are slanderous The
committee reiternte the charges
Inc election OF one councilman from each ward
In Cumberland. Nd, yesterday, resulted In tie
eiecton OF three republicans and three democrats
republican game OF one.
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Shot i'm the Back.

GALVESTON. May GA dispatch to the Ne,rs
from Galveston says: "Charles Stevens was shot
In the back and instantly killed yesterday, while
blowing in his field. A charge Of six buckshot
entered his body. His assailant was concealed
just outside the fence behind some brush arranged
for the purpose. Amos Stevens the dead mans
uncle, has been arrested on suspicion"
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gical Association continued the sessions Of its
NTH annual congress to-day at the hall OF the
Academy OF Medicine. After the business meeting
French, NJ. D., OF Brooklyn; H. A. johnson, NJ D.,
OF Chicago; William Porter, NJ. D., OF St Louis;
Louis Elsberg: ii. D., OF New York; Clinton Wag-
philadelphia, and Rufus P. Lincoln, NJ. D., of New
York The paper by DR.. French, on photograph
ing the LarynX," was illustrated by many inter-
eestlng specimens of the work done by the process
invented by the author, and they attracted much
attention.
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DE MOWBRAY. On Monday, May DIST 1889 NJ
4:43 o'clock p. m, ANDREW DE MOWBRlY in the
sixty-fourth years Of his age -
Funeral private.
R0IHWELL; On May 2lst, 1883. at midnight
his age. ~ '0~A VI
Funeral win take place from the E street Baptist
Church on Thursday. May oath, at 2 80 O'Clock No. m
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend.
SMALLWO0D. On May 20. 1885, at H. m. Lucy
SMALLMOOD, in the SEVENTEEN year Of her soe
Funeral will take place from her late residence M
209 street. between I'd and Sd southwest Wenesdsv
invited to attend. ~ 'SoSu1ss
TAYLOR. On May 2lst 1888. at her mothers red.
dence. Sl5 Seventh street southwest MAGGIE ~
IAILOk: beloved daughter OF George T. and Ellen NJ
1aylor OF tho City Of Limerick. Ireland aged twenty
Funeral Wednesday morning at o'clock, from 81
Doninc,s Church Friends Of the family are respocf-
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II cfAn nVOIB THINE BfIsUDk
MI. lngersoll, in his argument in the star route
case this afternoon, having referred to Bosler,
said that the government had looked through his
books, and In fairness ought to have called him.
Didn't you look into the books?r he asked OF
Mr.. Bliss.
did not" said Mr.. Bliss 81 looked into a
DO0k-a settlement bOok-and saw entries where
eminent"
"Why didn't you introduce it'n asked MIR. Inger-
ut was not evidence in this case" said Mr..
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers'
HAIR CLOTH SOFAS AID CHAIRS. WALNUT AND
MAHOGANY BEDSTEADS. BIZ -.EAU3 AND
WaSHSThNDS. HAT .sACK, REFRIGtRATOR.
MA!NUf EXTENSION TABLE. BDOKCAsE,
AID STAIR CARPETS. MATTRESSES, BED
DING, ETC.
On THU ,SDAY. MAY TWFNTY-FOURTH, at TT N
O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell, at residence No 800 I
street northwest. the above assortment of household
effects.
nyl9d WALTER r. WILLIAMS IL m ucta
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inst ES' SALE OF "FCKTNGTON" THF
COUNTRY STAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH
GsLrs. ESQ.
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NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
~ TATE. BEING PREMISES NUMBERED l2L7
On A. STREET NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY

w N.
OF WASHINGTON, d. c.
By virtue of decree passed in the Supreme Court
o. the District Of Columbia the 18th day of May sd
1865, In cause therein pending numbered 1886 I-1
Eiulty Docket wherein The National Savings Bank of
tis district OF Columbia, is plaintiff. and Samuel
Ad ms ct s are defendants the UNDERSIGNED appointed
1NENT1-N1NTH DAY OF MAY, 1888 at FIVE
O'CLOCK 7: NJ. in front of the premises offer for
sale. at pubic auction. to the highest and best bidder
the premises situated in the city of Wash r9ton Dis.
trlcL OF Columbia. known No. 1927 on street
northwest, and descr bel tho ground plan of the
said clty az follows All those original lots num-
6ered hye 10 aud SIX 20, in square numbered two hun
dre ana eighty t2S0i contained within the following
letes ana bounds Commencing for the at point
on the north sle of street north distant forty Ave
(45l f6et east from the southwest of the said
square. and running thence along the said line Of
street twenty (20) feet; thence north one hundred
and sixteen l6) feet Snd six 90 inches thence west
twenty (!o1 feet, and thence south hundred and
sixteen feet and six 90 inches to the place OF be-
cunning. These premises are improved by a three
Story and cellar brick house. with back building aud
are most desiraby located. ~
The terms Of sale one third of the
IN cash and the balance in three equal payments at
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale bear
Ing six per cent interest and secured to the Satisfaction
OF the rstee A deposit Of 500 will be required at
nme OF sale. ALL conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost II the terms Of sale not Complied
with In ten days from day Of sale the rstee resell
at the risk and cost Of defsultiug purchaser.
BENJAMIN Z. SNYDER Trustees
VIM. P. YOUNG, Auctionser. ' AVG" Ao'A "'en"e'
l420 New York avenue. ml7.eo&ds
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Wants $4,000 for His Leg.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The trial OF an action by
Israel Weinstein against the Pennsylvania rail-
road company to recover $4,000 damages for the
Joss OF his right leg by being run over at Altoona
June 10th, 1882 was begun to-day in the U. s. cir
cult court before Judge Shipman and jury.
riding in a caboose attached to a freight train
when he fell OF and was run over The company
contend that In accepting the free pass he obi
gated himself by the printed contract thereon to
assume all risks and Responsibility against acct
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Appointed br IN. pr,.,n..,

Inc President to-day appointed Henry W. LORD
OF Michigan, register, and A. O. wnipple, receiver
OF the land ONCE ut Clarksburr. Dakota; ana the
following pos,mastersi w. D. Cramer, NeodeshA.
hansas: n: Z. Stanton, Roseburyh, Oregon; r. &
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Closed by the sheriff.

YOUNGSTOWN OHIO, May 22.-The dry goods house
OF Almon Delameter in this city. closed by the
sheriff to-day. on judgments entered in favor OF
Delameter q Co, OF Meadvlile Pa. for S140 the
heystone National Bank OF Erie, Pa, 5000, and
george Wallace Deiameter, OF Meadville, Pa,
$1,000 The total liabilities OF the firm are $40 600
and the assets $4,000
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tTlHOS. j. FISHER Co.. Real Estate Auctione ira
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
BETWEEN q AND II STREETS NORTHWEST
AND AT The CORNER OF THIRTEENTH

AND AT The CORNER OF IHIRTEENTH
AID II STREETS NORTHWfST.
by yrtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. PASSED in consolidated equity %
0aus.s Nos 1913 and 1901. we will offer for safe at1
Rubic q et:on. IN front o. the premises on WEDNEs-
YS-e3. at b ALF-PASI -FOUR O'CLOCK p. H.. the FOL.
&owirg described real estate situate lying IN said
Ofstr1c5 OF Co umbia to wit: Lot numbered twenty
eat G., II the recorded sub vision orig nal lot
mum e:ed nine I'D. and part Of original numbered
Ten tlOl Ia square numbered four hundred and fifty
west between and streets. extending back 1909 feet
70 81 iC0s alley, improved by brick dwelling and
store. kilt.w "a No. III 1t1 -treet northwest.
ON 4 ttE SAME DAY. ct HALE-PAST FIVE P. NJ.
VI slL tr Tor SALE IL irons OF the premises Of
or1slns Lot numbered one 3D. il Square cred two
east of said lot and square, and rI,nli. thence
west IN street forty five feet thence north twenty
TWO fsc thence cas-. two CD feet thence north
eight tto tee thence east forty three i3) feet to 18th
stree, al thence south ninety 800 feet bexI-
mis- WIN priSIese of alt the westP line of
80 lAtS toeler with the improvements, consisting
o. T. 9 Frame dwellings, and Brick Stable. The corner
tach91. e' oAo az
Isr..s OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money of
eaCb i q property in ca@ h. and the residue thereof
u ts'4- -h-t:iinent-, payable two wears
Iu@R Ne deferred ayH-en:s must be secured by
cee OF trust on the property sod deposit of 200 will
- f7q "a on each piece OF property upon the accent
onee o. the bid Wv f'
CAMBRIDGE III. WEBB.
3I9 ~ street northwest
FRANZ l.. BROWNING.
4l6 5th street northwest
EUGENE CARUSI,
,o,s IA, $50 Louisiana avenue northwest.
u.Si--HNus Irusfees.
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DROPOoALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. p. c., May !, 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
until THURSDAY, the SEVEN . II DAY OF JUNE.
1888. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. for furnishing Post
IS they may be ordered. during Tho fiscal year ending
June 80, 1884, Of the following Gases. viz
Nos. tn 4. For Official Letters and Returns.
No. 5. For Returning Dead Letters.
No. 6. For Registered Packages.
No. z. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages
No. 9. For International Money Order AdWces.
Bank forms OF BIDS. with samples and full specifca-
tons viii be furnished upon application the Third
assistant Postmaster General, Washington D. Q.
W. q. GRESHAM,
my4-2aw4w Postmaster General.
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BROS, Aucuoneers.

AUNCANSON BROS, AucuOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOI ON FIRST STREET. BETWEEN AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed of trust given to us and dulyes
recorded in llbec Nc. I99. folio 1885, one of the ff
iant records OF Washington county, in the District A
OF Columbia, and by request in writing of the party
secured we Will sell on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY
tlFfh DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1888, AT FIVE AND
A-HaLF O'CLOCK In front Of the premises, all that
piece or parcel OF ground lying in said District sfore
sald and known as part OF Lot numbered one 0), in
serbed as follows: Beginning for the at point
on LIST street west distant hundred and thirtyve
Tee, from the southwest corner OF said square and
running thence north feet the northwest
corner Of said Lot thence east along the north
OF said Lot to the northeast Of said Lott thence
southwark along the line Of Delaware avenue to q point
opposite the place of BEGINNING l. line being drawn
from the point OF beginning eastward parallel with the
line OF south street until 1t intersects Delaware
enue such point OF junction to be the southeast corner
OF said part OF Lot one d. aud thence the place
OF BEGINNING, together with all and singular the ap-
Turtenances. rights. privileges, improvements and
other here itaments to the same belonging In any
wise appertaining
Terms Of SALE One third cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months at per cent notes be secured
cordng at purchaser cost depesito of S75 required
at sale. Terms to be compiled with in seven days.
othe vice the Trustees the right resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser after giving FIVE days public notice of such
sale In some newspaper Published in Washington D. c.
myseodsds TaoM 4 E ). HOPKINS Trustees.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

BIZ write OF four wrts of er faias issued ont of tina
once OF the supreme Court the District of
Coilnii and to me directed, / will sell at prtc sse
Tor cash. in front of the Court Hous. door Of said Ds
H HIST o.. sniDAi. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1885, at
WELt EVCLOCk H. all the right title, claim and in
Les, OF John Butter In and to the ioow ibed
properly 10 wit he western one-han Of Lot two CO..
III Twelve tIll, In square three hundr and twenty
@S oes1nnng for the at the northw est corner OF
said ID: III and rnnnng south twenty (58l feet
and sghs 90 inches thence east ten Q0l feet thence
north r~entyeight C2Sl feet and tight (s inches and
xoenge west tun 00) feet to the place Of besinin9
with al and singular tho improvements there
SaS;s1S sxec1nons No so At law In favor Of Cox
law In favor OF George W. Starr Jr No az 0S5 sf law
favor q Margaret Butler, and No. 49, l78 1t aW i'm
EATON McMICHAEL. United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionaer. m,yiafnai
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PRRhmsIox 10 CUT DOWN OBSERVATORY HILL 10
B1 ASKED foR
Gen. Wright. chief Of engineers, has approved
the accommodation OF Major Hams TO reject the
bids for filling in portion OF the Potomac fats in
the vicinity OF Easbys point, and to-day requested
tne acting Secretary OF War to md out from
me secretary OF the Navy II permission can be
eOtained to cut down portion OF Observatory
hlil iof the purpose OF fllng the fats II there is
tne direction OF Major Hams at once, as it is de-
sired TO have some firm ground there on which TO
accumulate material for the sea wall, &C.
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DECREE OF nIvoRcE.-To-day, judge James
made decree or divorce I'm the case or A j. Ensor
agt Julia Ensor (nee Rowe). They were married
In Baltimore, April 9Th, 1867, have two children
Mr.. W. c. Stone appeared for the plaintin.
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Tf0vel0rUs Guide.

PENNSYLVANIA RoxD:-For Baitimore-a m.
s S.. 81: sse s5 5s :s 81 70 e.. = g; 8
1ex( Boston-pm., lso0: on Sunday, is0Q New
YORK and esss q isx;h Gao g eLh iOao
seenA ros PeiiadelpRia-a leLs esq q exh
is foa fss.s sas ana s;S sss.s s ssSc -:
lgsz. q: 5:o sLA s@ teTl For Rochester.
SEQ Pm. 20 Richmond and soutS~a@.. ga
30: hk-For Paltimore-am., & 60 tex,,
igs 6; S.I ga al. 90, s ~ Sa 10 e
le1:l Pm, asla isxi Tor Chicago, CsncinSati
s sc togis-Sm., as texh loiS lexl Pm.
ss }sx Ror P;tt.nnsTE "a \, ie'i. !sxl Pm.
ein,sas :,a s;s iss foiasa tosis and v1-
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An old soldier named Henry Myers DISCHARGED
from company 81 10th United States infantry for
disability, was at the sanitary office at Police
headquarters to-day to get some help, being In a
weak and sick condition. He had served Is years
In the regular army and one year in the volunteer
service He desired permit to stop In one OF the
city hospitals until an order could be obtained for
his admission into Hampton Home.
Friendship Tent, No. 70, L o. r., gave at their
hall. corner Goth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. last evening, a musical and literary
entertainment, which was we'll attended. Hon
Mr.: Carey, Of Indiana, male an excellent speech,
and the music, readings and Rotations were flrst
class After the rendition OF the program cake
and ice cream were served.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.

fRUsTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
St0PEkTY SITUATED No. 424 NEW JER-
s TiEyEETSc SokTHwEsr. IL wAsHfSaros
ty virtue OF del OF the Supreme Court of ther
pistrsct OF Columbia passed. In equity cause No. 8.3
I'LL the undersi9ned trustees. viii offer for sale 80
yUNE FIksT. 1855. At FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. sub Lot
IN Square 629. with the mprovsnen thereon.
Terms Of sale - prescribed by the decree: Ono
p two equal nstaments at ak and twelve months from
Gay OF se with interest at six per cent deposit Of
pfvpei ~ IL struck Oh. Terms OF sale 70 be complied
with IN seven days from day Of sale.
yNQ. e McNALLY.l r
myls-eodSds EDwINB. HAY. trustees.
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THOMAs DOwLINa. Aucuoneer.

TWO HAlR-CLOTH PARLOR SUITES, MIRROR.
Engravings and ether Pictures. III. T. Table
lounge, BRUSSELS and Ingraln CARPETS, stair and
Hal Car, ets. Walnut and Cottage Furniture Mat
tresses. Pillows and Do.steIs. Hat Rack Sideboard
OAK Xtenston Table, Dining Chairs, China and
Glassware. Refrigerator. StOves Kitchen Reoui-
sites, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY Mo MING, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1883. at TEN O'CLO K at No. 7O5 9Th
stree northwest shall sell general assortment of
eOou EotSehOld urnlture. ml7-6t
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DHOPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.

l02OPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEFAnTyES 5T;,
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
Uch f. TX fifrH DAY OF JUNE 1885,
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap-
The @ win he 6 and
accepted by the SECRETARY Of the Treasnry and
the bond acc mpanyng the same shall constitute the
s or
Ihe articles contracted for must he furnished from
a5deFs he Ths entire aaantities
Wa s s f Ss sne n s T. nvau.
hra making it and be accompanied by bond with
sPrss hs ss 81 Ged ds
ri in which the sureies reside do business on
Of a arees aa sy sa
dsr it and the M Of the
considered ard contracts viii be awarded only to estab
marked Proposals for Stationery" ao'''SA''' Ano
sgesn ~ E
fror article will be deemed sufficient to annul
Ihe department. the rsht to waive defects
and rs'sot any or al bids GaAs
WASHINGTON scHUETzEN vEREIN.
Ssa r. ss Tie W h ssefEsd p SY
foT the stands rn prepaEst9y for the
on the 18th day Of June and lasting four days:
Three Beer Bars, with privilege Of selling segars
One Confectionery Stand.
One Fancy Goods Stand. with privilege Of two
Two Shooting Stands.
The Carriage Yard and Carousal
Terms: One third cash; the remaining wo-thirds to
be paid on the first and second days the festival
Proposals should be accompanied by sufficient secu
President nr. VIM. Helmus, 414 7th street northwest
northwest. " W. ~
The executive committee reserve the right to accept
OF reject any or all proposals. AID Ill the latter said
stands viii be sold to the highest bidder FIVE P, NJ
on tha IHIRTY-FIRST OF MAY NEXT, at the Park,
On It'll street road ~
By order OF the Executive Committee.
myl4-dtd RE1NHOLD SPRINGSGUTH. Sec'y.
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PROPOSALS.
DOCK EXCAVATION.

UNITED STATES ENeNEER OFrrcE.
2136 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ,
WASHINGTON, u. e., May IL 1852
Sealed Proposals. in triplicate will DO received at this
office until u O'clock noon. on WEDNESDAY. June
1885, and opened Immediately thereafter the
mOvai of rocks in Georgetown Harbor. D. q.
Specifications forms Of proposals. aud all necessary
information can be obtained on application to this
Office. PETER C. HAMS
my2l ct Major Of Engineers,