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TO SARATOGA lake eroRe,
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL Raj. AND PARLoR CAR LINE.

Trains on New York. West Shore and Buffalo Ry. by
West shore Of Picturesque Hudson River. leave Jersey
City Station OF PeHnsylvalIi k.f. as follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 900 am.-Arriye Saratoga
235 caldwell. Lake George. - y Montreal IL
pm. Eeglnt Pullman Buffet Cars 10 Saratoga thence
to Montreal
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 939 am-Ar.
give Hotel haaterskill 80 p.n Grand Hotel 2U7 pm.
Parlor Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 10 16 am-Arrive Albany 3 y m
Sharon springs pm CoOperstown p.n. Utica $50
m. Syi aiuse !l5 ROch. ster 1n:i0 pm. Buffalo
l2-lo q m. niagara Falls L. % ParlOr Cars to Al
bcHy. Sharon Sprin and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN EX-
FRfSS. III 10 a-m--Ar i've Hotel kaaterskiil IL H.,
Grand Hotel sos p.m Saratoga 6:.5 pm, Lake George
: Pm PariOr Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George
SARATOGA AND CATSEILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
lied. 345 P.m.-Arrive Hotel kaaterskiIl 9 10 pm.
Grand Hotel S45 PHI. Saratoga S30 III, LAX George
ltp H.. Montreal 80 with iarlur Cars To- Cas-
kiH Mountains to Saratoga Buffet Parlyr Car leaves
Washington ON Pennsy ivana f. K train ( 10 for
Saratosa sleepers thence to Montreal The New ork
Limited leaves " asflington at 40 L.. connecting
with Saratoga and Ca-kli Mt Limited 1T Jersey city
Ask for single round trip tickets by West shore
ard avoid terry at and long transfer tLrouh New
city.
Apply to City or Depot Agent Of Penn r. for COM
pets tables tickets and ParlOr Car chars Parlor
Car chairs from Je City station reserved advance
upon application to Agent Pullman Car Co. Penn. L. X.
station, Jersey City, New Jersey.
HENRY MO>ETT. Gen. Pass ACT,
Je26-Sm "A State street, New York
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DECLINES TO RE An ELEcToR-The New York re-
publlcans are having some difficulty In securing Q
colored man for presidential elector at large The
Rev. Mr.. Derrick was nominated but the point
being raised TO his eligibility he declined. Mr.
j. =. johnson Howard was then mentioned for the
position, but he has published a card declining the
use or his name, being convinced that ne as not
the choice or white men as the representative of
hfQ raca
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The following promotions have been made In the
Office OF Indian Affairs: Matthew Trimble, Va,
$1,000 to 81 800; Henry H Sprague. Ohio. and W. S.
Stewart, Nd, from 81 400 to s., 6OO T. s. Ball, Md,
and j. K. Bridge d. c., from 81 200 to 81 400 Chas.
E. Postley, Texas $1,000 to $780, JAS 1. Christi
ancy, Mich, Mrs Alice E. Culver, Ill, Miss Harriet
T. Galpin, Conn.,, and Mrs. Julia A. Henderson, n.
y 600 to 81 200; Mrs. Carrie A Hamill, Pa, Miss
Nellie Hamlet, Mass, Miss Mamie Lowry, D. c.,
Mrs Cornea l. Moore Pa, Mrs Mar1lla Wakefield,
Mass, Mrs. Eliza J. Smith, Pa, and Chas. H. Bliss,
ID. c., $500 to s.. 600
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DiscouragfnR Reports.

THE SITUATION IN THE STUCK MARKET TO-DzY.
NEW YORK, July 10, Wall street, las p. m.-The
Post says OF the stock market There is nothing
new in the general situation to encourage an ad-
vance, other than the possible squeezing OF the
shorts On the contrary, nearly all the latest re-
and in regard to the coal Stocks it is rumored that
the financial necessities OF the Reading may result
In a disruption OF the coal combination and de-
fault IN the payment OF the guaranteed dividend
on Jersey Central, which would abrogate the lease
Of the latter
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FRIGHTFuL DEATH OF 4 PosTMAsrER.-Train No.
i. on the Baltimore Ohio railroad, yesterday
struck and Instantly killed Ar. j. l. Turnipseed,
postmaster at Salesvile, Guernsey county. West
on the hook TO be caught by the clerk OF the train
caught his foot In the frog, and before he could ex-
tricate himself the rushing train east, at nile .
minute, struck hun, crushing hun tnIo U shApele9s
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THE CoroRrD PyFsS

THE CoLoRED PREss.-The National Colored Press
assoc ation " tich held It's annual session Rich
mond, Va, adoD5ed an address TO the country yes
terday. congra 1ulatng The colored people on their
advancement, advising the colored youth OF the
country 10 engage IN Industrial pursuits and en-
courag1ng them 10 purchase and establish homes
on the public domain. The next annual meeting
Will take place La Philadelphia.
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A Days Pay Lost.

The appropriations for the various departments
were extended on the basis OF last year for i've
days pending the passage OF the new appropriation.
This continuance terminated on the SIN instant,
but 1t is now ascertained that the appropriation
bill for the present year did not become law until
the 9TH instant which circumstance leaves the gov
eminent employees without any pay for the 9Th in
slant. They will all lose days pay this month,
including Senators, Representatives and court OIL
Gals
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A BANK PRESIDENT IN JAIL--Adam Brabender,
the bank president who wrecked the Erie (Pa)
county savings bank, and who on his return from
abroad took refuge from the violent drpostors by
secuding himself In the county Jail, WAS last hight
arrested at the Instance OF depositur n charge
OF embezlng the banks funds TO the amount 81
$4,000 Brabender ofhciated last sunday at the
laying OF the corner stone OF the church of which
he is trustee, and whose funds he drew out OF the
bank before IL suspended He was committed TO
the county jail In default OF &l00 900 bail
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pI,rr NAV GIT A D,ynscr snecsal c,h,e

PATTI May GET A DlyORCr.-A special cable dis
patch 70 the Philadelphia Press from London says
II Is now stated that Madame Adelina Patti pro
poses TO take advantage OF the new divorce Law
which has been enactedin France through the ex-
ertions OF NJ. Naquet, by Immediately applying for
divorce IRON her husband, the Marquis de Caux
ton with each other, except through their law
yers, for the past seven years. and the marquis is
reported 20 have said recently that n divorce pro-
ceedings were Instituted he would hasten TO tako
advantage OF them
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FATAL QUARREL OF LovERs.-A special from
Austin, H., says: "Henry Summers and May Whit
ney, young people who have been keeping COM
pany, We're found lying on the sidewalk with bulles
holes In their heads The girl has remained un-
conscious ever since they were found. surnmeu
says the girl shot him and then herself. The pistol
with which the shooting was done Is Summers,
and there are suspicious that he committed th(
deed which is supposed 70 have been the result q
q lovers quarrel Summers may recover"
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The Gathering ut Rockville.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL cOSvRNrIs

The Gathering At Rockville.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
TODAY.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING SrAl
ROCKVILLE, Nd, July l1-There WAS . great IN
crease OF interest in this mornings session OF the
sunday School convention The religious services
were conducted by Rev. J. c. Jones, OF Virginia
Rev. d.. Cox, OF Washington, made an impressive
address from the morning topic: "Are weekly meet.
lnss essential to the full preparation Of the sunday
school lesson" President Magruder and DR.. Rod
gers OF Leesburg, spoke on the same subject
kew. j. w: Shoaf. OF Central church, Baittmore
city, was selected to deliver the next annual ser.
mon OF the convention, with Rev. J. O Knott, Of
baItlmore county, as alternate MI. Maxwell, from
inc committee on nominations, submitted report,
Wnch was read. ard after some debate recon-
mitted with instructions. The president and sec
rotary Were the recipients at the close Of the
lngs session OF handsome bouquets from the ladies
OF the town. DR.. Boyle editor OF Baltimore AethO
dssf, by invitation addressed the convention upon
the character OF literature that was required IN all
the sunday schools Tomorrow the meeting Will
oe held at the fair grounds Bishop Wilson, Hon.
A. H. ColQuit, Revs- Sam1 Rodgers, and W. Il. d.
Harper are to take part in the exercises n
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An Execution Postponed.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 1o.-Eaton Mills, who
was convicted In the circuit court OF Halifax, n c.,
last May. OF the murder OF John Henry Porter. In
morrow, has, through his counsel, obtained an ap-
peal TO the supreme court for q new trial Of the
case, TO be heard at the october term OF the court
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CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 10-The painful dis
covery has been made that the late W. r McGiu
president OF the Cincinnatu and Eastern railroad,
who came to his death last week by falling from
the door OF baggage to the bottom OF the tresle
near Winchester, has been raising money by fraud
ulent practices. This gives color to the theory
that his death was a suicide. 1t is thought the
total amount will reach above $4,000
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings,

r AR6E STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH.
Guns FISH NG, TACKLE, RIt LES. REyoLY-
fSdhEIb5Sks Sf%ftss A52s hAs so,f ssHfs
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEwELRY, TOILET
Sis. OPTICAL GOODS; WATCH CHAINS. AND
By direction Of the owner, 70 change business will
sell. on the premises all tb above Stock Of J. U
sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN 2. NJ AID every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice
DEAL Frs ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods VIII be sold in original facka9es Great bargains
may be expected every night. FOLEY Auctioneer
bThe Fixtures will not be sold a. at the termin-
alton of sale, the store will be occupied by J. T.
OMEARA & CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
jel9
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T5,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of Aes&
the District of Columbia rendered equity cans. $8
No '36 wherein e hllza eth g. Bangs is plaintiff L.
dcrsigned Trustees will SELL at pubic auction. on
MoNp p ~, THE FQUKrEtNTH DAY OF JULY 1884,
at SIX UCLO; T. NJ, IN front of the premises, the
foil wing real estate, situated In the city
Washington. District Of Columbia. and known as the
north thirty feet go OF original Lot No % No
eicht i'll square No. 2i ttwu hundred and tnrty on)
in said city of Washington. The said real
improved 1t lies ear and south of the Government
One of pintiny and Engraving. 1t fronts so ct
l4th street running back IS feet one inch being west
side of 18th street, between streets southwest
Iii q rapidly improving section of the city.
Terms OF sale One third cash the balance payabe in
six and twelve months in equal Instruments secured
by pronls sory notes barring interest from date with
trust deed ON the properly to the deferred
ments or all cash at the option the purchaser de-
post OF SluO will be required at time OF purchase If
terms OF sale are not complied with in five day the
rstetS reserve the right to resell tine property at the
ancing at the cost of the purchaser
,vo-d.aa FAX 4 spMaIKHEILLE, Trustees, &c
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A JUDGE ACCUSED OF ACcErrrsa BRIBys.-JudQ

JUDGE ACCUSED OF ACCEPTING BRIBYs.-Judgo
Bates, associate judge OF Warren county, Pa Is
charged with having received present OF q watch,
and also with receiving money from liquor dealers,
for whom he afterward gave his vote and influence
In obtaining licenses Testimony was yesterday
taken before a commissioner, showing that three
saloon keepers bought ana presented a watch "a
Judge Bates just previous TO the tine for granting
licenses, and that one OF them loaned the nudge
sum OF money. The case u attracting much at.
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District Government Affairs.
SOUTH WASHINGTON WANTS A TRUsrHR.


A delegation Of colored citizens. composed OF
Perry II. Carson, r. &. Laws, J. F. n. Wllkerson.
VIM. A. Taliaferro, Benz. F. Ganett and others, re-
Commissioners to-day and asked that some one
from their section OF the city be appointed as
trustee for the colored schools MI Taliaferro pre-
Sented two petitions, one from business men OF
other from eolored people exclusively. ME R. $.
man to represent the people of South Washington.
Patrick Ii. Skidmore arrested Andrew Jackson col
ored alleged Police Court 'capper," this morn
Ing, Oh charge OF contempt OF court" which In
cenSed the cOlOred attorneys who severely critt-
cized the action OF the officer The ofcer made the
| arrest In pursuance Of an order issued by Judge
Smell on July 9Th, 1883, making it contempt for
solicit business about the court house.
II Is charged in the present that Jackson an
Tuesday, by insisting upon knowing their business
and recommending them to employ Mr.. Moss. q
coored LAWYER When they returned to court this
annoyed them, and they applied TO Oricer Marks
for protection Later In the day Prosecuting Attor
ney Thomas filed an affidavit setting forth the facts
in the case. and the court issued q rule against
jackson to show cause why he should not be pun
1shed for contempt returnable next Saturday at IL
O'Clock.
Michael Brown 900 street, reports that his house
was entered on the night Of June 23d, and Sill 50
worth OF clothing stolen.
MR. SASB0RS GIVES BA1L--IhlS afternoon Frank
$ Sanborn, Indicted for presenting a false voucher
10 the Navy department, gave bail In s. 500, with
Peter Pippert as surety.
The COMMISSION Of Mr.. Luther Harrison, the chief
clerk OF the general land Office, assistant COM
missioneran Office recently created by act OF Con-
gress1s now before the President for his approval
but he has some doubts whether he can I'LL new
Office during recess OF Congress
r. B. McGAUGHEY, special agent OF the Post
Office department, who was engaged in working
up the star route cases in the west died last week
at 1t. san Gabriel, Cal, OF consumption He was an
efficient Offcer.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL,
ESTATE. BEING PREMISES Nos liI2 AND TIA
+ STREET NOkTHEt ST
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme ga
Court oil the ID strict of Columbia, Jassed Decenl
Der 9th. 1881 in the suit of John Webster VS. Mary A
eostet ct al No 1868 Equity docket 90 ard fur
OF July a. 1884 the undersigne II ustee
Will otter for sale at public auction, in front of
the Rreiisses to The highest bidder TUESDAY,
O'CLOCK P NJ. the west half OF Lot numbered two t21
in square numbered nine hundred aud eighty three
tS. fronting thirty two t32) SIX TO- inches on f
str ct northe st running back with that width TO the
rear ne OF said lot. with the improvements thereon
consisting OF two frame dwelling houses numbered
spectivefy 1112 and lila norhe. St. said
properly TO be offered for sale in bulk or two lots as
the bidders may desire.
Terms of sale One-third Of the purchase money in
cash balanse IN two equal instruments payable one and
two years from day Of sale with interest at per
cent for which deferred payments the of the pr
chaser secured by deed OF trust the premises sold
shall be given deposit of $50 will be required as the
property IL bid off. All conveyancing purchasers
cost II the terms of saie be complied with within
ten days from day of sale the Trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser.
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT, Trustee,
1y3-eONdS q north ,Has
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HpElRkkro GIRO N TIE RoIs or yrSerI-How m
rLAfEp iron THk AFFECTIONS AND THE PURSE 90
THE WIDOW THOMPSON
Edelberto Giro who nguref M promipentiv N n
witness In the ChristIancy divorce case has neen
arrested In New York as a defent.nt IN |. .suis
brought by NrS Caroline c Cox for Obtaining
money on false and fraudulent repressutatIons,
maHr,s sv H., WHO was formerly MS 1hsmpsons
sth OF June last She came from Bridgeport Conn
Is said TO be cousin OF p. T. barnum. aud q adv
she %as @idow last rseuAry while
Senisement In New York paper OF a srcfined
middle-aged gentleman OF position ana meanes
VINO desired the acquaintance OF = handsome
huuie-aEed aoy or means, with the view OF mstr1-
mony Some days later they had an interview and.
according 10 her story, the gentleman who was
signing Tor "a handsome fniddle>aged lady q
means turned Out 10 be Giro Giro expatisted.
she says on his wealth. claiming to own silver and
gold mines In Mexico and also a raflYoad heS3dea
Tscei'ing handsome allowance from his rather, Q
french gentleman, formerly general In the Mex
lean service. lie offered himself and was Accented
Thereupon he Induced her 10 advanced him money
10 invest Tor her In stocks that he assured her
would pay enormous pronta The oonading widow
was also induced TO invest In a theatrical enter.
prise under the name OF the .Strfner cyclone COM
pany. Inc company started out, but ina edistely
came 10 grief Alter the failure, she saws Giro
made improper proposals 20 her, and when she re-
PEELED him Informed her that the ma rrtace as oSY
She then iIrportuned him Tor her money and stocka
but he put her en- and she had an inye~tioafs tom
made, showing that Giro had never used a dollar q
her money FOR the purpose represented Aftervarda
Giro apologized 10 her and asked her 10 become =
sister TO him, saving that he In d,fcuty sboue
young woman he had wronged She was anxious
10 get her money back, ana thought II eest 10 n
friendly, 30 she wrote 70 him, advising him 10
marry the young woman, signing her letter, ..Your
SISTER" She, however, did not get her money
Her damaged affections were 30 Tar restored 10 a
normal condition last month that she married Mr.
FOR 81 $50 FOR moneys advanced ana sS Do Tor am.
ages for breach OF promise.
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TKUsTEEs' SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE AND
WEII.,bUlLT BRICK DWELLING ON THE
sQHIIH SIDE OF STREET. BETWEEM IN, THE Il,E;
NORTHWEST BEING HOUSE NUMBERED 1872
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to us. duly recorded
IN ber No 946 folio SO. ct of the land records S
OF the DISTRICT OF Columbia and at the request OF
the holder o. the notes secured thereby we will sell At
PAY, July SEVENTH. 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK PM. :.
Washington DC. and known AMI designated as Lot
Ion certain sub.lots in square numbered two hundred
and thirty nine t239 said lot having frontage Of
e II 19 feet on the south side of North street. and
running back with that width ninety 500 feet the depth
OF said lot to an alley ten C0) feet WIDE ard improved
by very desirable eight t8) room Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF saIe: $500 OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash. and the residue at ~ and two G years
with interest from day OF sale at the of six go
centum per annum until paid payable semi annually,
to be evidenced by the of purchaser thereof
secured by deed OF trust by the undersigned
Trustees upon the property sold all cash. at the
ton Of the purchaser deposit of hundred S10O,
doll re- will be required when the bid Is accepted The
terms OF sale must be complied with within Cd
days from day Of sale default Of VIII CHI the Trustees
reserve the right to hitter i've go days advertise
ment at cost and risk Of defauting purchaser All
veyaucing ut cost of purchaser
ALBERI F. FOX, r,..
3e2s-eokds LOUIS P SHOEMAKFR,} Trustees
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JULY lOURTEENTH. A. D. 1854 same
hour and place
Bv order az thu Trpsteon 4va.
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Tele1rapIlic Briefs.

The New York health inspectors to-day confis-
Gated 1900 pineapples, 200 Watermelons and 700
cOcOanutS, all OF which were decayed.
The national association OF commercial travellers
completed its business at Boston to-day. The next
meeting viii be held In New York, July 9Th, 1885
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News Briefs,

News Briefs.
Philip Hamilton, the youngest son or Gen Alex.
ander Hamilton, who was killed in a duel with
Aaron Burr, died In Poughkeepsie, Ny, yesterday,
aged s.
VIM MCGOWAN, who was killed by Gus slater IN
baltimore on Monday, was yesterday buried In
church In that city refused to of1ciate because
MCGOWAN had neglected his church duties for
years
Joe Kuntz shot his divorced wife twice In mont OF
q Catholic priests residence at Denlson, Texas
OF which the woman was housekeeper. After
snootlng nis wife kunz then KILLED himself
heV A. l. McMullen, a member OF the faculty OF
81 Marys college, AT Emmetsburg, Md, died Tues
DAY evening He was chaplain OF Libby prison
during the war.
Mr. Norton, paper desaer, OF Boston, mortgaged
MS property for $4,000 and sailed for Europe Ills
liabilities are $4,000.
the heat ~
Adviees from China state that war with France
Is inevitable
Fred Menzing, a locksnith OF Baltimore, yester-
his head.
While casting 40 ton gun at the South Boston
iron works yesterday the mould gave way and the
moulten metal was scattered I'm ali directions For
tuhateiy none OF the workmen were injured The
loss amounts to $4,000
Russell Sage. the millionaire Wall street ope-
razor, is suffering from severe nervous prosrration
ana mas been ordered 10 abandon all active bust
ness.
., Vim. E Edmunds, a farmer in Dinwiddie county,
va, was taken from his bed Monday night and ter
r1bly horsewhipped by number OF masked men,
because he had been treating an insane sister
cruelty.
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TESTING THE OLEohA RGAKrNE LAVA friendly
complaint was made In q Brooklyn, n. Y, court
yesterday for the purpose OF testing the law in the
premises against r. Ii. McIaren, 4 manufactures
OF oleomargarine, OF Brooklyn. For the defense it
was claimed that the material sold and made by
the defendant was properly labeled, and that as no
deception had been practiced Ia the sale OF oleo-
margarine the complaint could not be sustained.
The court, however lined the defendant slUo or xix
months imprisonment An appeal VIII 10 taken.
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FOUR ROUNDS END IN A Drawback Dempsey, OF
Williamsburg, N Y, who, on the l4th, Is 70 light
George FullJames, OF New York, for s.. 400 fought
four rounds, With hard gloves With Tom Henry. oe
Manchester, the English lightweight champion,
EAR Far Rockaway, Tuesday night, for 500 a ride.
Ihe contest ended In draw, though the Williams
burg man had much the best OF IL A large NUM-
Der Of sporting men from New York and Brooklyn
were present.
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DRoPOsAL FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOCK
Il PAVEMENT.
osTIc1 on InE RxonsxE1 ocanunuoxEn
wAsHINoroN. d. G., July 10 ls1A
By direction Of the Board of Oomui.unoneru eealed
Proposals win be received q tAtS oAoS until THCR6-
O'CLOCK NJ. for laying 0rsnite MOck hvumsnts a
p stree, between sd and ssh strss1s northwest
tsined q this office upon apptcafon hsf1or toeVsh1
EItn 81 nscsssasy iniornssaea. md ~ uJoo -
TIE ss right b reserved to reject ny q sn ~ pas
4n3of Of BDgmooED u a a.
We 1nG1noR C0muknnku0nr ~ 20
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THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
REQUIRES no boiler avoids all expensive attendance.
nooss OF time handling tuel, and ashes 1t 10
nssd satensively fer running PASSENGER and Eeigbt
and IAthosraphic Presses Coffee Mls kOssters Paper.
and Ruling Machinery. 1athes. &c. &c. This eI3ine
Possesses the least number Of working parts. aud
great simplicity Of mechanism.
For particulars as to prices, &C. apply 1t Office Of
Warrington Gas Light Co. tylS