Evening star., 1961-07-19
PROPOSALS
NOTICE oF SALE OF DWELLINGS

NOTICE OF SALE OF DWELLINGS
VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS.-The Virginia De.
psrtment Of Highways will offer
for, sale to the highest bidder,
buildings on the following prop
critics in Fairfax County, to be
removed from the lands Of the
Commonwealth along the Route
Of Interstate 66. Buildings and
locations are as follows: ~ Prop
erty formerly owned by Randall
w. and Rosalie w. Platten; BIZ
level frame dwelling located on
Identified Identified as Let ct, II. Sc Section 2
(2) Property formerly owned by
L. 8. Butler and Mamie R. But
Ter: frame bungalow and garage
located corner of Cedar Lane
(Route 698) and Hilltop Road
Route 699), adjacent to Willo-
mere Farms Subdivision. Sealed
bids will be received at the Dis
trict Office, Department of High
ways, Culpeper, Virginia, on OF
before 11:00 AM, DIST on Mon
day. July 81, 1851 and opened
at that time. Buildings are to be
removed to ground level from the
right Of way within thirty (30)
days after the acceptance Of the
bids BY the Highway Department.
Al bids viii n,e.r,ef be .ddre;ssd s;sSt tS e
Way v" engineer, ss: 1c'Ss GO Virginia % De. De.
partment Of Highways, Culpeper,
Virginia, with IBID" written on
the envelope. Certified check OF
cashiers check made payable to
the Treasurer Of Virginia in the
amount Of $4,000 shall accom-
pany bid and will apply on the
purchase to the successful bidder.
The balance Of bid is due i'm:
mediately upon acceptance. AL
checks will be returned to unsuc-
ceSsful bidders. The terms of the
sale will be CASH and the High
way Department reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
be responsible for the condition
Of the Highway Department will
meet bidders at the Fairfax Res
idency Office on Friday, July 81
1851 at l1:00 AM, DIST tt
show the buildings.
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PLYMOUTH 1858 convertible Ser
No. LP2E3744 will be sold for the
highest bid received by or before
s pm, July 90, 1861, at Royal
Motors, Inc, 4100 Georgia ave
NV, Washington, D. c., where the
car may be seen during business
hours. j. B. Grain, Attorney-1n.
Fact, EASTERN ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION. jy17,18,19
OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT Of
Of the Capitol, United States Cap
itol. Washington. D. c.. July 10,
1961.-Sealed bids in triplicate
will be RECEIVED In this office
Saving Time on August II; 1851,
and then publicly opened fer Al. Al:
Capitol for a subway and subway
Transportation System connectine
the Additional House office Build
ing with the United States Capi.
toll. Washington. D. c.. Additional
House Office Building Project
In the discretion of the Architect
Of the Capitol, drawings and spe-
cifications will be issued to gen
eral contractors proposing to sub.
P9ospsctiye G ~ bidders sr. may may q, obtsir ain
posit Of $4,000 for each set
refundable after their return in
good condition. Additional setl
may be purchased. at q cost .oi
$500 per set. not refundable
Bidders are required to have 9
satisfactory record of at least
10 years in undermining worE
o. comparable magnitude and diff
4lculty. Drawings and specifica'
tions will be furnished on request
to Chambers of Commerce. Build.
ers' Exchanges. and similar or
ganiSations on the. condition that
they will be available for esti'
mating purposes to subcontractor,
ano suppliers of materials in theii
locality. Drawings and specifica
tions will be ready for issue OF
or about July 10. 1861. Applica
tions should be filed at once will
this office accompanied by a checl
United States in the prope,
amount. ]. GEORGE STEWART
Architect of the Capitol. jy19
OLDSMOBILE 1861 4-door hardtoj
Ser. No. 615W01S10 will be soil
for the highest bid received by o
before 5 pm. July %, 1861 a
Colonial Oldsmobile Company
l241 9Th ST.. ne, Washington
D. c., where the car may be see
during business hours. ]. B. Crair
Attorney-In-Fact. EASTERN AC
CEPTANCE CORPORATION.
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