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fsczs Told By the TeseGTsSA o.
Aentay NeFuinR.

fscss Told By the TeseSrsSA 90
Asaday MsrnisG.
Able Franz Liszt denies that he has
become blind.
Judgment in the Patti divorce case
has been postponed.
At New York the last Greek church in
that city closed its doors.
At Hue. the coronation of the new
king Of AMMAN took place with much
pomp.
Ii is denied that the New York Gen.
I trsl Railroad is about to make o new
issue of bonds.
Near Jefferson City, Mon. Alexander
Campbell wss fatslly injured bv the
premature opening of q drainage drift.
Near HALEY, Idaho, Asron Morris. q
wealthy mining Spectator of Salt Lake
City, was murdered and robbed by
roushs.
Governor Hendricks has returned to
Indianapolis from the East. He will
not take q very active part IN the cam
paign.
The Modir OF Doaeola has a letter
from General Gordon dated July 20.h
He says that he Is safe and that every
thing Is tranquil.
At Fort Worth, Texas, attachments
amounting to $4,000 have been levied
against the property of the Texas In
yestment Company.
At Granada, Mississippi, fire de-
stroyed the greater portion of the bust
ness part of the town. Loss, $50, 600 !;
Insurance., $4,000.
At Kansas City there have been no
further developments in the case of the
disappearance of Alfred Sheldon. Mrs.
Sheldon has left for England.
IL has been decided by the French
cabinet to recall General Maillet, COM
mander of the forces in Tonquiu. He
will be succeeded by General Neerier.
The brig Clara Bell. from Aspinwall
for Fortress Monroe, arrived at Key
West with all hands, except the cook
and one sailor, down with the Chagrss
fever.
Ii is reported anthoritatively that
General Barnierez Majia and two 9TH
ers implicated in the recent conspiracy
against the Mexican Government, have
been shot.
At Greenville, Texas. fire consumed
over half of the business portion of the
town. The loss is $3.50, 900. insured for
5000 The FIRE is believed to have
been incendiary.
At CoblentZ, the two men, supposed to
be French officers, who were arrested
for sketching the Notifications. had in
their possession many maps, sketches
and notes, together with cipher mes
sagss from the French Minister of War
relating to their mission.
There were two deaths from cholera
in the department of the Eastern Pyri-
nees, twelve at Psrault, five at Aude,
three at Garde. one at Vaueluz and six
teen at Marseilles. In a village of only
thirty-seven inhabitants near Cuero
there were twenty cases in one night,
five of which resulted fatally.
Near Lexington, Ky.. a sheriff posse
attempted to capture George Alsop and
aud Theodore Graves, escaped convicts,
while they were concealed in a corn
field. They fired on the posse, and
George Cassell, prominent farmer,
was killed. The fire was then retained,
killing both Alsop and Graves.
At Augusta, Maine, it was discovered
that the date of the birth of the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, which died
IN 1854, had been carefully chiselled
from Its monument. The object can
be inferred when it is remembered that
Blaine stands opposed to the party
which produced and inculc ted the
Morey letter.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Two First. SIX second and Fou rteen
Third Gruhe Gerft0 cafe. U-.n.xt


The following shows the names of the
applicants for certificates at the exam
ination of teachers held in this city
August 18th and 10Th, with the standing
obtained ey each. OF the "a who ap-
piled two failed to receive the re luired
per ceat. in arithmetic.
For first grade certificates, applicants
must receive 800 credits from a possible
100, and average 80 per cent. in both
arithmetic and grammar, and must
have taught at least one year.
For second grade certificates, appli-
cants must receive $50 credits, and aver
age Is per oeat. in arithmetic and gram
mar.
For third grade certificates. appli-
cants must receive 600 credits, and aver
age 60 per cent. in arithmetic and gram
mar.
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DELEGATES ELECrED.

But few of the ont of town preciacts
have reported the names Of the dele.
gates elected at the primaries on Satur-
day. Among those which have been re-
ceived are the following:
Renton-David Meir, James Meir, p.
Hailorsn and John Martin.
Newcastls-J. p. Calhoun, Benjamin
Bloom, I. Il. Hughes, L. b. Davis and
Il. W. Davis.
Duwamiss-G. 8. Dudley and II. II.
Miller.
Houahton-J. G. O'Connor and J. w.
De Mott.
Jaanita-Gideon Oakley.
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ANxlers Fex FArmaR.

Mama said Q small boy, do you
believe everything paps saysg
"Of course, my child" the mother re-
piled. with vifcly pride.
a livery thing. mamar
Yes, dear. everything.
"wsll, don't
flush, you wicked boy; you mustn't
talk 90. What did your papa ever sAy
that you couldn't believer
Yoa know THAI widow on the next
square, who always looks 90 sour as No
b0ysfs
You mean that pretty Mrs. Boyn-
tom
.sbe's the one. heard papa tell her
Yesterday that sue Was she sweetest 10
man In town. AMI Thea he gave Der .
bupch Ut flowers, and IL made me 30
ashamed 90 b. AZ him tell sush story
thst 4 ran of and wouldn't let him know
/ had caught hias In u.'
sThat will do, my child, said the
mother, with q peculiar look IN Der zen.
lie face. Ran ont aud play, and vii
tell yoar father uhsn he cosses IN thAt
be must be particular NOS 10 destroy his
sons confidence IN his vesAcity.
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I,v,rrxn 70 R.rr.-I, viii be remem

ADMITTED TO BArL.--It vii be femem-
bered that several months age an unfof-
snnate fracss took place at Newcastle,
between Mrs. Laws and Mrs. Cook, dur
ing which Mrs. Laws cut her antagonist
very severely With a butcher krife.
Nrs. Laws was arrested and reminded
10 the custody Of the sheriff. where she
has remNimed until yesterday wbea 9
certificate from the physiciss vas issued
stating that Mrs. Cook vas oos OF dan
ser. An application vas made to releas-
he prisoner ON bail. which application
vas Aiioxed, and the oonds nxed II
Al 900. Harry Collins and James Beg.
lev qualified on the bond. and Last even
inc The woman was released
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VIII. Nor SUProzr bzADsaAw.-Ns
assure the Port Townsend Ayvss tnat II
the Paees SQUAD kepnsiica.s unite on
a suitable eAhdidsse for Dei12sts ana
be & nominated By the Territorial Ussn-
vention. be viii receive me hearty, ear
nest Support Of the Is'on. We also
assure the Argos. aid faset Sound ne
pablicans generally, thai II the man
tney select 10 nos known TO De IN favor
OF Incorporating North Idaho IN tne
proposed State Of washington. tae
Taiow will engage IN tue discussion OF
wslia WAIla counfy Affairs = Waiia
Wslsa Essoz.
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SouAnE TndBxR.-AmonQ the pieces
Of timber on the dock of the Northwest,
which sails today from Port Madison
for San Francisco. are two pieces l02
feet long, II IA inchss square. Also
Is sticks from 80 TO 100 feet In length,
IA IA inches square. These constitute
part Of special order being cut for the
customers Of she Golden State.
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Republican County Convention

A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION FOR
"A the county Of King will assemble at
J eslers Hall. In the city of Sea tie, on
Saturday. the 23d day OF August, 1854. a.
o'clock p. M. for the purpose of electinR
IL delegates TO attend the republican Ter
ritorial Conven'io called 10 as .emble at
Seattle. w. r.. on the 9TH day OF Septem-
Der. 1884; also. to nominate candidates
for the various county ano d. ecinct offices
to be voted for st the general election In
November next The several precincts
will be entitled to the following represen-
tation. on the basis OF one delesate for
each precinct and one Tor every 20 v, ties
cast at the last general election for the
Republican candidate for Delegate to
Congress. or q fraction of o. Of half or
more, viz
Wards tSeattlel Dele1atea
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SHIPPING uxTElLncENCE.

SAN Francisco, Aug. ls.-Arrived-
Steamer Columbia from Portland ;
steamer Willamette. from Seattle /; ship
City of Brooklyn, from Seattle.
Sailed--Stsamer State Of California.
for Astoria; bark Lizzie Williams. for
Tacoma bark Fresno, for Puget Sound.
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IOt6l ..............-.. ............. ~
Primaries will re held In the several
precincts on saturday. the 10th day of
August. at o'clock p. m, excepting the
precincts Of Newcastle and henfon,
which will be held at o'clock o. M, and
the three wards of the city Of Sea tie Of
$50 o'clock p. m at the following p aces
First ward &C the Office Of Justice Cam.
Second ward At Yesler's Hall.
Third ward at the North School House.
BY order OF the Kiag County Republi.
can entral Comm ttee.
w. n. HUMPHREY, Chairman.
GEO. ID. HILL. Secretary.
Dated SEATTLE. August 9. 1884. au7dw2w
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FOB 9ALD.

AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
n viii suit energetic parties, or man
and dsing q goof trade. and win bear the
strictess tnve- tigation; reasons for sell
ing low rent with long term cash price
$li0o; all liabilities paid up TO Sept. LIST.
Several other good Investments for sale.
Telephone No. lf9.
1875 PICKERING q co.. Agents.
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THx Kra SAIxox. On Thund y
NIGHT M. Andersen tosk the largest
salmon. we believe. that has ever been
csuoht in Fraser riser. IL neasnred I
fees 5 inches in length, 2 fest N inches
aronud the body and weighed 70 pounds
This fisn ID locaiiy known 80 the Chinook
salmon, and IL technically known -
Salmo OsaHMast OF sOncorrynchns Chou
ia ld.lbsuml. II weighs more by
IL uouods than any ether salmon taken
in sh~se waters Of vhseh ve have anv
rscoad. IL was parchssed BY Captain
P,ddenrirh. uhe intends % have 70
Ahmed. stated and sent 70 Ossawa Tor
sxh,hi.iou.--BySflsA CeisusbE1a.
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Cleanse the blood with Ayers Sarsa-
pariila. and realize how far down In the
scale Of health you have been living.
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There 4 . sinilasisy between lilies
and dad eats IN thAs they shoaid oosh
b. planted desp
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EOR CASH OR IN uNsTALLMENTs.
il Raymond & Wiltshire safe. Apply
to JAMES A. CAREY q Co,
Room No. l, upstairs. Yesler Leary build
ing. jyu
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K. Of a.

DAINIER LODGE, No. 7sI2 MEETS
IL In Odd Feifow8 Han first ana third
Saturdays Of each month.
jezs L. NJ. RDRRTva niefssc-
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A GIRL TO TEND BABY. IlGnlE.
al, 49,. = E1ssso -: 8: sss1 e =
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TO LOAN.

0.nn TO 5000 ON IMPROVED;
00OO real estate. Address &C. A.
e. p. o. box s31. aui3
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For Sale.

A BOILER AND AN ENGINE. ox3R
N with compiets machlnsry for . grsst
J. =. BUzBY.
spas DIV corssr Tkir.. sa6 Usscs -
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Early Closing Notice.

A LII THE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND
"A shoes have agreed to clese their re-
spective places OF business az 9 o'clock
herea ter.
TREEN. RAYMOND & TURRELL.
A. ORTIZ,
III. JONE5 & SON,
J. p. LAIR & CO.
DAVID KAUFMAN. lag
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Partner Wanted.

INA PLACER MINING CLAIM JUST
l. opened with fine prospects. Also. sew
erAl other goad Investments.
PICKERING q Gu, Agents.
Warrington street. nsxt 20 Judge Cann's
Court
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FOUND.

A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GET
"A the genuine fredericksburg Lager
Beer on draft and as cold as ice, for s cts
glass. Go 10 the Fredericksburg Lager
Beer depot, on Mill street. opposite the
Post Once. Ii is the only place Ia Seattle
where you can get IL.
V. SCHMID. Proprietor,
Agent for the Fredericksburg Brewing
Company. of San Jose, Cal. myl
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". ,. JONES,
King County School Superintendent.
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Attention, Buckeyes +!

LIVERY NATIVE OF OHIO REsID-
"a ing in this Territory 10 earnestly re-
Quested to . nd his or her name IN DIR
L. II. MERRlCK. Seattle. Wash an6
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Dl En-.

BENNETT, OF New York, aged eeventy- four years
Notice Of arrangements for funeral VIII be given
hereafter.
CHAPLIN. On June q 1894. at O. m. of pneumoniA
WALTER WHEELER son of d, B. and Allie Chaplin.
aged two yeara, three mouths and twenty -six dayA
Funeral from residence Of grandfather. c. Chaplin.
at 10 O'Clock.
DOM. On Tuesday. June a 1894 st $50 % m. NM
MARY ANN DOM, widow Of Thomas @. Dom
Funeral on Thursday 26th, from The rssdenoe al
John I. suter. I street northeast. st O'Clock
FALvEY. On June 2Sd, 1884 Mira MARoAkEf
fALvEY beloved wife Of the late Jeremiah Eslvey. IN
the sxty-ntnth year Of her age.
Dearest mother thou hast LEFT N,
We thy los most deeply feel;
But tbs God who has bereft N,
BE can al our sorrovs heal
Gone. but not forgotten.
BIZ HEB CKnDnm.
Funeral WIN take place Wednesday, June 18th. 9
three occk from her late residence on CONDUIT rod
respectfully invited TO sttend'
HUNT On Monday, June IA, 1884 ct O'Clock q
m, Harry B, con Of William n. and Amanda Hunt.
N sae susn t 81: s.c q f s 8: d. aoo Of M
parenta ia Eleventh strset sQuthe.st WEDNESDAY,
ssspsctsniS insissd t.ookiyn papers pissss copy =
MARTN; On June IA lss4 q paralysis, yoHANNE
born October "A ISL 1t schwsrzbug. sondefshsussn
funs1I vfn take placs from shs. rsssaeoce Of her
daughter Charlotte Heexey No. 1883 5th 0rDs north.
wet Wednesday, June ash. ct % O'Clock pm ffisnds
Ct the family are RESPECTFULLY invited
wAo0AMAN. LOUIS g.. infant son a d. aunud
md May I. Waogamans June =. lisa
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Political Notes.

The independents held a large meeting in New
Haven, Conn, last evening. s. B. Baldwin acted as
chairman, and addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Means, NJ. 7. Tyler and Others They will act with
the other independents against Blaine and Logan
About 500 members OF the county Democracy
New York, will go TO Chicago. They adopted a res
olutfon last night In favor OF forming Cleveland
clubs.
Twenty-Five ladies voted In Clinton, n Y. on
Saturday at the election held on establishing water
works Both sides brought the women TO the polls
In Mississippi, John NJ. Allen Will be the Con-
greSsonal nominee in the first district in the sec
ond, Judge Morgan is opposed by L. NJ. Watson; in
the third Jerords rep). the present incumbent, ID
being opposed by several negroes; In the fourth
Morey has declined a reelection and the race Is
between Mitchell and Barry: In the firth singleton
has no opposition; In the sixth, Van Eaton mas no
Candidate.
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u H WARNER. Real Estate Broker,
Ds GIG street northwest
FINE BUILDING LOTS ON A STREET, BETWEEN
9Th AND 7TH STREETS NORTHEAST.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 26TH, AT SIX
O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front of the premises,
LOT S. IN SQUARE S67,
fronting As feet street north between 9th and th
streets cast,
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, suitable for any pur-
pose, and neighborhood rapidly improving
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in and two years
notes to bear cent interest semi annuslly
and to be secured by deed of trust all cash. at option
OF purchaser. Conveyancing at purchasers cost de-
post of 800 required at sale
ie2l dads DIJNCANSON BROS Aucta
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Can. Pac......,
Can. Sou.
Cent. Pac..,
CheS. IL Ohio.
A Hard Struggle Between tho Bulls
and Bears.

NEW YORK. June 24-Wall Street. las p.m-The
Post says: "The stock market was very much un-
settled this forenoon and the range OF fluctuations
much wider than usual, In consequence OF variety
between the bull and bear elements than at any
time for a week past"
VANDERBILT DENIES.
Extract from correspondence between Mr.. Cyrus
W. Field and VIM. H. Vanderbilt, June 23d, 1884:
In Mr.. Fields letter to Mr.. Vanderbilt he says:
acting with the bears, and have been selling large
amount of your stocks since your return from
Europe. This have denied, and have said that
you told me that you had not sold share since your
arrival here"
Extract from MI. vanderbilt's reply: "Your note
received. am glad you sent 1t, as 1t gives me an
opportunity to deny any rumors concerning me- 1
will give 81 600 for each share OF Stock OF any kind
with which l am connected as director, that
have sold within the last six weeks think could
safely say six months, but you have it above Just as
will stand by it. These lies only show what peo-
pie Will resort TO-"
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THIS EVENING".

T ,ARaE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
GUNS. FISHING TAGK5LE R1lLEs. REXoLx-
PedkEfbo6Ks 2i9ktss 462s sAs lf sSGhs
BRTsHE ;ss, AND 605 COMPS jEEEtkX, JOLIET
BY direction of the owner, to change business will
oERA is.s aSs .v s1SSs
Sale commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN P. NJ, aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED as many
may be expected every night. FOLEY, Apctioneer
bxIhe Fixtures viii not be sold g. at the termin
O'MEARA CO., Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
je19
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GyHANCERY SALE OF GOOD IMPROVED REAL
" ESTATE. SITUATED AT THE CORNER OF B
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST. CONSIST
SED ~ no AN puv G MEE M

lN(i Or TWO BRICKS AND THREE FRAMES
GOOD CHANCE TO BUY SMALL HOUSE
AND FOR AN INVESTMENT.
BY virtue OF the DEGREES of the Supreme Court Of g.,
No. 1875. wherein f. Z. Downham & Company are @@A
compliments and ELY Keely and others defendants
the undersigned Trustees will sell at public auction
FRIDAY, the TWENTY-S SEVENTH (27th) DAY OF
JUNE 1884. at FIVE 90 O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the
premises the following described real estate situate
the city Of Washington and District of Columbia, and
known as Lots One ~ and Two ca. in square eight hun
dred and forty-two i342 but which have been subd-
vded by the Trustees under order Of the court into
seventeen feet and Ave and half inches each on
South street by depth of one hundred feet and four
inches each improved by story brick house lot
c. being the of 9Th and b. and having front
fourteen feet and inches 9th street by depth
of sixty six teet and two inches street to four
foot alley improved by twostory frame house and
store lots und f. each having from: of fourteen feet
9th street by depth of feet and two inches
to said fourfoot alley improved each by two-story
street by depth of sixtys six feet and two inches
proved lot g. having front Of twenty two feet 9th
street and being in ali shape and being improved by
good two-stOry frame almost new. The descriptions
above given in accordance with the plat made by
the surveyor Of the District, and which will be exhib-
tied by the Trustees Oh day OF SALE desired at
time before SALE
Terms Of sale One fourth of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in six twelve and eighteen
option of the purchaser Fifty dollars deposit required
ut the time of sale on each lot.
VIM. II. WOODWARD,
FRANK Z. BROWNING, ArusIoes'
je14-eoSds Columbia Law Building
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HO ALTO BROWNING, ! ,.,
je21-dGds ALPHEUS MIDDLETON,} trustees
.UNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers

nUNCANSON BROS. AucuoneerA
SALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, June II, 1884.
On MONDAY, JUNE THIRTlETH, 1884, at the re-
spective locations shall offer for SALE the highest
bidder, the Exclusive Right and Privilege of using the
several District Hay Scales from July st 1884, to Juno
3Oth 1885, for the purpose Of weighing hay straw fod.
der oats in the straw, and live stock at the following
places and times, viz:
No i situated Opposite the Post Office Uniontown, D.
c., at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
No. 2, situated on 7th street southeast between
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
No situated On 10th street near Louisiana avenue
No situated at the corner Of 9th street and Rhode
Island avenue northwest. at ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
No g. situated on Prospect street. between High and
PM
No situated at the intersection of Boundary and
streets northeast. at HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK
PM
~ situated at Brishtwo0d' D. c. at FIVE O'CLOCK
Parties purchasing will be required to comply with
provisions Of the act approved June 10Th, 1872 and
entitled An act regulating the sale Of hay" &c.
Terms: Cash.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of D. G.
G. J. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, o. g. A.,
je18-6t Engineer Commissioner D. G.
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V1RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST. BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH,

TaRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET
WEST BETWEEN AND 1 STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 9Th day IL
976 At folio IL ct SEQ one q the land records Q.2
guest Of the holder Of the note secured thereby will
MONDAY, THE THIKTIETH DAY OF JUNE. a. b:
ment9nsd day all that certain piece or parcel Of
ton In the District Of Columbis and known and desi
two hundred and twenty taS6 sccordSs to psvidsons
said SQUARE Is recorded in ber feio sH "} t6s
Surveyors Records Of said District with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of SALE: One third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue at six 60 and twelve (2 monhs
with interest from the day of SALE rate Of six per
to be secured by the notes Of purchaser purcha-
dersisned trustee upon the properly sold. or Al cash
st the option Of the or purchaser depoat
OF 900 must be made With the trustee when the bid s
within days from date Of sale defut Of which
.dyersement At risk and csst Of defsutng purchaser
FENOALL E ALEXANDER, Trustee
49, Louisiana avenue, Warrington, D. G.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct tsl7-d&ds
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DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Il PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Sealed proposals will be received in the office Of the
sSqHsfF s9S until TWEhXE O'CLOCK NOON on
Pnts IA the Post ONCE f9E tine
fcat1ons Of which will be furnished on application
Also for furnishing supplies for the fiscal ending
For the delivery and storage of eight hundred (soO
tons more less 2.o pounds to the toni Of best
and to u be % Ssrsd
the contracting party will be paid therefor.
Also. Tor the delivery and storage OF twenty GOD
Hickory Wood to be delivered and corded the Depart
ment building as may be required The whole to be
provisions Of section si1l Revised Statutes Of the
For the best quality Of Northern 5ss 100 pounds
from July ], 1884 to June 80. 1885. inclusive.
For best Bigelow Five, Frame Body Brussels Carpet
For Black Walnut Continental Spring Swivel Office
and New York Mills. u inches vide ~ '''-'' "'1'
sen
Courtneys best Parlor Matches, Round Paper Boxes
Brushes. Whisk Brooms. best Corn Brooms Waste and
Desk Baskets. per dozen.
and Straw. per tom Corn Meal and Bran, per 100
to attend. FRIDAY. JUNE a., at IL o'clock noon,
1pd 1hs awards will be made on or before TUESDAY.
Average samples of the Supplies must accompany
The Department reserves the right to reject all or any
part OF the bids received if deemed for the best interests
OF the government SO to do.
Ave days after the award Is cases where required
for the faithful performance Of the contract
.oo,, ". Q. GRESHAM.
3e21-3t Postmaster General