Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1874, Page 3

RAILROADS. 8s | B4LT MORE AND OHIO RAILBOAD. | SUNDAY MAY 10ra, (8 p.m.) Di Jaly 16, 1874. a Sealed Proposals will be ‘received atthis office, FROM WASHINGTON CITY. Baul 3 pm. of SATURDAY, the 13:h doy of | 4 9g — - Avcust, 1674, for the following harbor aad river im- Drovements, viz HAr® Orb wo Cure. Bautimore and Way Stations. Baltimore: x; i chess ore Annepolis : ; Philadelphia, Bostst, Bal- oF &, aT Sanp Brace, Miew — fn continaatiyn of thet now in pros N Hazpox, Laxe Herron, Micn — : continuation of the present tmprove- men Motrn oF Brack River, tx Sv. Crain BivER, Pica Dredg ing im continuation of the present provement. Ba wR Mica.—Pile revetment and upon the enbjset apply, either in Jothe undersigues ITZ wor ot Engineers. + July 17 1884. x river, V te 1374, and opened iat~ly thereafter Biank forms, ‘ifcations, aod desired tn- formation o iicatt ais 0% “we P OMAIGHILL., aris 6 Major of Mogineers, U.S. A. UNITED STATES ENG(NAKR OFFion, Chicago. @t. Louis, , Cimetn- 8 Oucacn Staest, ‘Gotumbus, Sandusky Deer ‘Ara, July Si, 18% a Tot Rockvilier Maseretown, Pail at at the mouth of ths harbor > ee Stations. * Mill be received at this offi @ * Pittsburg, Rockville, Point of Rocks, fr “Wp, 1874, ana opened imme Berkeley Bprings, Oumberiands Pristed olsns forme of propreals and guarenty, ms Baltimore and Way Stations. apeciica we, inetrections to Bideeray aay de: | 2° BU te > sized information, can be had on sppilcation tothis | sratimoreand Wor seine ___ Captain of Atcaitacr's orric ‘Asit ginears, O. 3. Army. U. 8. CAPITOL, TON, July 13, 1874. PBOPOSALS FOB GRADING AND MOVING EARTH AND STUMPS OF TEEES AT THB U. 8. CAPITOL GRO 4 © work are tnvited, 4 the Architest of ust 3,at 1 o'clock p, seen. perenbic yard. No accompanied with + sum of 210 000, anproved by one of the West. a, m. and 7 p. vishure—S8.45 p.m. Bip’ at Viaduct Hoth, Relay Putt BF All Trains Bouse Station. For farther information apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washiagtor Station, and 453 Pennsylvania svoaue, where orders will be vaken for B 0 be checked and received at age int in, ci ey Ee, COLE, General Ticket Agont. ‘SHARP, Slastor of Transportation. KOONTZ, Gen’! Agent. je2d oved that the party jorm the service in BALtiMore & POTOMAC RAILROAD Depot connex 67H aND Bs tTREats H.W. After June 28th, 1874, trains will run as follows: TAALNS LBAVE FOK TRAINS ARRIVE AT pos TIMOKE. WASH to reject any or eet of the United EDWARD OLARK, Architect, Ake ®. m.. northern ox Gail; Hi all biex, as States, is re Jy 18-06 INGTON, 138. m.,.New York Ex- dali: T 8 U. snaSitan umes Bayette, near Chartes § Batt work, Mp.. Jaiy 15, ‘4. Propessiafor Dredging in P: a Biver, will be reerived antil Noon or JcLy 30,1874, and opened tmmedistely thereafter Biane forms, epecifica- tie a? Lh information can be had on application office. WM. P. CRAIGHILL, jye6t Major of Bugtncers, BROPOBALS FOR DIME: iN OFFIOR AT PABKERSBURY, Orrics o¥ SuPERINTENDENT, RRsBURG. W. V, re for Ne jaily ex. Bund: jor car train. 11:65 ABD W.VA. Pas Lowe Pro’ ‘until 12 m_of the 2¥p ay oF Jrcy, aiahing and delivering at the site of the ail the Ditrension Bone reasired for tea Tras ing Washi ri one requ jor t fi the Builiine, cat ready tor sorting ‘and as required | day Wedwesdat and Fri i" Pander, connect Bees "in. arriving at Pope Oreok He Trains lear! Washington st 3:35 a. m. 3:40 p.m. connect at Odenton with trains for ins arriving et Washington at 10:40 s,m. and 5:99 p. m., connect at Bowie with trains from by the draw ings and the speciticat! "rhe epecies ef etons from eiich's eicction will be made wil! be confined te limestones, freestones, and sandstones and the qualities especially {usisted a) wil be uniformity of colur and textare, durabillty, ud the capacity for working under the chisel oF Bammer tos proper surface. ‘Bo store that bas not been testod by actnal use ag Ut stone in butidings for at Isa-t ten years will be and An- Considered. and absolute proof that it has bean so | Pope's Creck fe used for that period mu-t be faruished. ‘The stone leaving thetr orders at Ticket OMce oust farther have ® good grain aud be free from all | northwest corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania discoloring su! an quarry from which | avenne, northwest cor ner 6th street and on nSylva~ it is procured must be fully opened. and capable of | nia avente, can bave their baggage called for aud farnishing the quality ‘Sod quantity desired withia | ed at hotels and all points North the time reqatred by this advertisement. ‘West. Through tickets to, lunati, Colum- sample block of the stone proposed to be fur- | pus, Indianspolis, Louisville, @t. Louis, New Or- Bished must be submitted to this office, the biock to | jeans. , Omaha, Sac’ Fracciscd, and all be 12 by 12 by 12 inckes, showing on one face the ots ante we ‘est, North and Sooth Batural fracture of the stone and on the others the . L. DUBABRY, General Sup’t. different of cutting required to be done on the ). YOUNG, Gen’l Pass’r Agent. ap23-tt work, hown by the sample blocks to beseen at this olice cr at the office of the Sapervising Archi- , Treasury Department. The stone, cut, lewised, snd ready to be set, must be delivered at the [874penxsruvaxia novrel874 ite e buliding; that reqnired {chante Bane" bastt'in wcpmieevess | quituseet Hague nae ae mont from late of the Ce ce S “4 Coutract: that of the first story within stx(é)monthe | “#4! S25 om. | Bettgore. 7 from date; that of the ercond-rory within eight (3) “ 5 = ae Months from date; and the remainder, Doing that THE GREAT DAYBLE T of the third and sttic stories, chimney stacks, dor- | with elegant Pai Fz ateps. and copings, &c »within twelve Bjght Care, wi My ah ine Tom ths same dace, under a penalty of —~h dollars; $100) for: Lae ob saved te Western and Central br delay beyond the time above st Propos: be made for the entire work com- pete asexhibited by the drawings and described the specifications. ‘The 11:3. daily, except Sanday, Sonthwest, West ard Northwest; 0:60 p.m.,daiiy, Claciuuatl auc southwest, mf casa ose MAEE OCONRROTION! cnr from WeeainoTon ‘To. BUFFALO, Ss without change. Tickets by this route cas be procured at fn6 offices beh atreet and Peamyivania aveuus, set corner of 6th street acd Pennsyivanis avenue, andor Rational Hotel, where Fellable Information will be ven imes. Passengers procuring tickets at these offices can ommodat: at which the stone Bs symente rill be made monthly, deducting ten per ple cent. of work executed until the final com! tive of the contract. Ee Palace Oars for Onicago, All bids mast be made on the printed form to be | Situs Sccommodatious tn Obtsined ut this office, and must be sccompanied by ED, b. YOUBG, Guneral Passenger the bond of two responsibie persoms, tu the sum of 4 oreeaide ten thousand de-llars, ($10 .000,) that the bidder will — = if awarded him, 9 amount of ten ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON &.B 3D ALEXANDEIA & FREDERICKSBURG BB. Connz2 OF 8 anp BixTH STaasts. eat as of tne contract, the ject upon the failure of thecontract-r | Local trains leave for Alexandria a foll erms of the contr said loase | 7, 8,9," 10, 11 a.m., 1,3,4," 6, 5,7 p. ment to take fil possession | a,'m. ‘and 7 ‘all Other’ ratha daiy e: the ez peres of the con- aniay. es Oonrt, or rein the bidder resides ‘The D- partment reserves the right to reject any or ail bids $f it be deemed fur the Interest of the government to do % to ai the baser ont and superstraciure, ESS loaves daily. ox- different bidders at ite option, Every bid must be + 8t 6 p. m., arrive at Bichmond 16:45 a ed form to be obtatued at this | p.m. a {rm jn every respect tothe re- | "GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, ria Richmond, as of thie atvertionment, of will Bote | ienren Wi Ron 11:33 9.1m dally .excopt Sanday: hrough tickets to all points ‘and Bouthw: ification, and forms of proposal can be | for eale st Offices corner isth street and Pennsyiva- pplication at this ol 2 co, OF at the e Supervising Architect, De- and Pennsyivanis sted) proposed i th the pro; be cuclosad in a seated sas for Dimension Stone gna fort ed States Court-house and Post Office at Parkersburg, West Virginia,” and addressed to HOTELS, ; SETMINSTEB HOTEL, ee __ BS. CALE. Severtntentont._ | WSs SUROPEAN PLAN. —? cr Cornea ver -epw -c, | Cereer ef Irvi ace and 16: ee BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. toc Oem TORK —— ees ly one biock from Union Square, most cen- NEW BUOKS al eee agiee hocution tn tee color in'tue tmeseitons viesalty of all the principal places of amusement and Tv tend) retail stores, has mn enlarged and im- a proved the past season by the addition rooms WAREEE CROAEE & 60'S. “heely GHAS. B. PERRIN, Proprictor. YSON'S HOTEL, ‘The Great Ag m te the Antiqat 8 ty of Maa. B E.3, E., with Bo. 709 G@ STERT, ~~ Fo weet andthe Pacite | _&-370 Burweun?ru and 81x Srexsre, neling. ; & Romance. By Theodore Tilton. Calfrey; a Novel. Ry T Bailey Aldrich. A Voyage tothe Fortunate Isies. By Mrs. Piatt. My Mother and 1: By Mise Maloch 0) Lot mn of Barneveld. By we ley. Fox, the Opposition ander THE TRADES. ND IBOS AWNING FRAMEE Awunes a) FoR eto 18! ai Wilkes, Sheridan and Manufactured bj George ltl. By W. F. Bae Mm. G. COPELAND, Beaten Paths. A Woman's Vacation. By Ella W. | 643 Louisiana avenue, one door cast of Tth street, Thowpeon. AWNINGS for Stores, Public Builings, Hotels sctaining amortuente of Deautital pupert und | TLROM FERMES for Btores, ot fac containing asso! prices, envelopes. FLAGS, OAMP-MEETING TEMTS for vals 2 WARREN CHOATE & CO., NEW BOOE AND STATIONERY 510K8, VEENON HOW, jeli-tr Corner 10th strest and Penna, ave, Cbo1en EW STYLES OF STATIONEBY. rent. oAset for the Improved Mildew Proof Awnin 5 macd-tr AWAINGS AND AWNING FRAMES a meee mee and Pees ie for Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City and Qoun try Besideaces at factory prices, Manufactured by JOHN ©. HOGAN, 713 Market Space, between 7th and Sth streets, Court Papeterie, contatat qusenel puper ena tue patio eton i ‘and as: sorted tints, containing five quires of paper aud ene Velopes to Batch; just the thing for parties about to for the summer. I onery at LANTY aus Trx 8 A AU the Bew Booke for summer reading: note CHARD B. MOHUN & Co., PAINT. I have a method of Twill warrant to effectu: ig 3 which Prevent dampness calle leaky ied by | AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. BY Pid BART Bisa wot acne BY B Lim ‘Real Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th ‘and F ste. northwest, Federal Buil . Corner Tth and F Streets N. W. PUBLIO LEOr DESIRABL ALE OF VALUABLE IM-| Braeeh BHIWENS? ANDY PROVED AND UNIMPROVED BRAL Nun sOUrEEAST TATE, in Buare 49, fronting on 4% street, be- I will offer for sal. on tween B and F streets southwest; street, be. 1874, at 6 o'clock se i co southwest; on 6th oR | 766. having @ trout on Sd «t1 borweet strecta southwest, and on Street, between 43 and 6th streets ‘south Also, on the southeast corner of 6th southwest, in Suuare 496, and that valuable busi- pp gh Raga y Booey ments of ), wit! t cont. in'® est, A depos t of ese property on the portheast corner of 9th and ‘tim un rey E streews northwest, in Square 46, at public euc- | Sitwir pe roaplved at time of sale, All convey jor Son com On MONDAY, the 90th day of July. 1574, at | _721-008d8 J. F. OOLDWELL, Baiceman. Be sek ym we wit oneriorvslsye pabits | ALB AT THE POURD—There will be aold at anction, of the hy the Pound, corper of 23d street and New York avenue, the #24 instant, at fs'clock taken up in the northwestern section of the city avd impounded under the laws and ordi- Bances of the Board of Health. Lid P.T. EBENS, M.D, Hesith Officer. ee et ER he ¥ B. H. RYAN & CO., General Brokers, Br®® We. 535 7th street northwest. st corner of sth aga H streste, norihwen Stott and ae ue Cn See serene OC tet ia ae wi provements thereon, a substantial four. brick ‘with destrat the mein floor, We will offer sale, at ir ction, THOREDAY 930 foment, st Cotlock stant M and west situated on Batrect, balf of N,in syuare No Si, between Gti and 7il: southeast: FRIDAY, 24th instant, ot 6 Phd th at, at th and 194, in Joseph Prather Mount Peasant, situated on 9h str, ots northwest. ‘Terms of sale stated —_ lock pm rabadivision of ‘and Bounasry of sale. BYaw £00. General Brcker avd Auctioneer, i720-td__ 9237th strect, opp. Pos" Office Dep't. BY 2B, WARNER, Real Ratate Broker and Anctloncer, Federal Muildings, corner 7th and F sta. northweet, A TWO-STORY AND BRICK DWELLING- No.¥14 ¥p STREET, BETWEEN B STBEETS NORTHEAST, AT AUC- By virtue of a deed of trust to Daniel L. Baton Dd myself, dated Gotober 10, A. D. 1571, daly recorded in Liber No. 638, folio 416, cae of the land records for Washington cvapty, in the District of Columbia, and at the request of the part; thereby, I will sell at public auction, tu fre premices,on MONDAY, July 27. 1574, at P. m., the following-described real est JOB. _jy8-co&ds [Bep } J. B* WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctioneer. ‘Snecessor to Green & Williams, Aucts.) No, 1001, northwest corner lth aud D sta, SALE OF VALUABLE USIMPROVED PROP- ETY ONE ISLAND, AT AUCTION. On TURSDAY, July 21%t, at 6 o'clock p.m, 1 shail sell, in front of the premises, part ‘ing a fine fronton stst., 5 uthwest. Terms: One halfcash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with Interest from day of sale. @&)down when the Property is sold. Conveyancing, &c.,at purchaser's Soni and Ifthe terms of sal are not complied with Sithin five dayafrom the day of sale, the property apres . Will be resold af the risk and cost of the defaulting | torquig's: yominetea Be O sto wit: Being lot} 7 lots 29, 30, $1 rt of lot 28, in sauare 725, 1a the WASH, B, WILLIAMS, Anct. figton, as recorded December 12, 1870, in the City Surveyors of Liber 0. H. B. Fo-mMORROW. a pat 301, containing 2.070 square fest, 13 fost front DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioncors, | {j,2i8 feet deep, together with the improvements as Southeast corner 9h and D streets northwest. ¥ abov B Terms: $3,500, with interest at ten porcent, from October 10, i873, and expense of sale, in cash; and EF FEOTS OF BARON DE OFFENBERG, R! the balance at eix and twelve months, for waich the BIAN MINISTER. CONTAINED IN HOUSE | rotes of the purchasers bearing interest Tram the 1533 G STREET NORTH WEST, CONSIST! day of sale, and secured by adeod of trast on the OF FHENOH GLASS, POROKLAIN, OBL roperty #5:d, will be taken. A deposit of $20) wilt OL, PAINTINGS, CARD TABLES, WRIT, be required of the purchaser at thie time of sale, aed TABLES. CHAIRS, CHAMPAGNES, CLAR- | all conveyancing at the exp-nse of the purchase ETS, LIQUORM. kc. 8c, If terms of sale are not complied with tn seven day On WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 22, | the trustee reserves the right to resell the property commencing at 10 o'clock we will Sell atthe | at the risk and cost of the defwulting purchaser, residence of Baron de Offonberg. US33 @ | after five dayn’ advertinement. {A betreet northwest, his entire effects ‘consisting | “GmORGE W. STIOR NEY, Sorvtving Trustee, bina, Ton and Dinner Bets, comprising 260 pieces | _/2 ods = ee " of the finest Porcelain. Behemian Giass Dessert Servic: B® 5. u. Wann e. Out-glars Fruits, Champagoes, Olarcts, Bbines and jroker and Auctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F ets. northwest. herry iasaes. sso z TEUSTER’SPALE GF VALUABLE IMPROVED Winbee noee PROCEBTY, CONSISTING OF TES BRIOK KITCHEN: DWELLINGS “ON HIG REBT, | BR. Coffee Boilers, Fish Boilers. WHEN 171 AND BOUNDARY STBEXTS tte ene oretm Moulds, &c., forminginalla | AND NORTH U AND V STBRETS, AT AUO- ull Batterie de Ouisine: bt Desk: By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Jane 14, trig A.D. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 719, (ara Tables, Library weg arn high pa nent ly folio 474, One of the land records for Washing: ton county, District of Oolumbia, aad by direction ine Oil Painting, (Madonna.) Kussian Tea Urn. NES. —_ gg Sp con gh (ceed I we ee —_ Chsmpagres, Clarets, Liquors, &c., &c., being the | *uction, in front of the premises, on July cniare effects cf the Hasso Minivtar —— 10th, A. D. 1874, at Oe ovcleck p. m, all those iri DUNCANSON BRO jieces or parcels of ground ‘ashington, D. O., known and described on the plats of said city as lots numbered seventy-six (76) to eighty-five (85), both inclusive, in Fay, Norment & Barrett's subdivision of square numbered one hundred and fifty (150), together with the improve- Y B. H. WARNER Beni Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Federsi Buildings, corner 7th aud F ats, northwest. OBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ne-fourth cash; balance at six (6), PRE PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST » with i CORNER OF THIBD AND STERETS gp gp ee WASHINGTON CITY, ROMTRWEBT. IN D C.. AT AUOTION. Under and by virtne of a decree parsed by the Supreme Court of the District of Golumbia, in ¥) redor Cent, per annum, secured by a deed Be tenet on the property Will be reguired at of sal conveyancing stcostof purchaser, If terms of sale are not com- pitied with in seven days, the Trustee reserves the Tight to resell the property at the cost and rick of the defaulting purchaser after five (5) days’ adver- fisement in some ons or more newspapers published inthe city of Washingtan, D.C GEORGE W, STICKNEY, Trustee, Je28-eodds 22-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until MONDAY, Jaly 37th, 1s74. same hour and place, GEOBGE W. STICKNEY. Trasteo, Jsll-eo&ds J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. Y¥ JOS. F. KELLEY, Beal Estate Agent and Anctioneer, Office No, 90% 8th strect mortuwest, TRUSTEE’R SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PBOVED BBAL ESTATE. ON 3» STREET EAST, BETWEEN NORTH C STKERT AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHEAST, AT AUOTION By virtue of a deed of trust to the undersigned, PRsurea" March 9h, 1872, and dais ‘rectrucd 13 Liber No. 670, fullo 483, et sea., one of the Land Becords in and for Wasbingcon county, in the Dis- trict of Columbia, and at the written revuest of the party secured thereby, f will sell at pablic auction, in front of the premisea,on MONDAY, the 27 th day of July, A. D. 1874, at 6 o'clock p, m.,the following described real estate, altuate in the City of Wash= ington, District of Columbia, to wit: All that cortain pivce oF parcel of ground kaown as the south part of lot numbered ten, (10.) ia square numbered seven huzdred aad fifty -six,(765,) having a front of fifty (8) feet on the jot 31 sirect east, and rane ning beck the depth of the lot, containicg seven thousand one hundred and ninety-three 43 10) ¢qaare fest +f ground. ‘Termsof sale: About @300, (being the batancadne,) with interest at six per cent. por annum foun April Lat, 1572, aud expenses of sai¢, in cash, aud the bal ance in three equal instalments, for which the pur- ohascr is to give his notes, parable at six, (6,) twel id eighteen (15) months, with interest it. per annum .wod scoured by dood of tras! on be property sold. 8100 to be pard down immedt- ‘aitor sale, Conveyancing atcost of purchassr. he terma of sale are not fully complied with within seven days after nale, the trastec roserves the of 9109 on each ending in that Ovurt, wherein Augus- et al. are plaintiis, and Woodba: administrator, c. t.'a.. of Patric deceased et al., are defendants, (Ho. 3,837, cket 13,) the undersigned, as trusteo, will sell, m public auction, in front of the premises, to the highest bidder, on'RGIDAY, 31st day of July, A. D. 1874, at 5:50 o’oleck 'p. m.. thone two (2) Lots described ‘as follows, viz: Being the west twen! feet front on K lot numbered hundred and a Bp est fromt by the whole de four, (4. in square numbered five handred aud fifty eight, (868) ‘This property,is Hnely located. and fa improved by a comfortable three story Brick House, with back building. s The terms of vale are: Ono-third of the purchase money cash, abd the balsace in eyaal instalments of six, twelve and cighteen months, the purchaser to give, for the deferred payments, Ris promissory noter, to be secured by a deed of trust on said lots 3 and 4, in square 558, and teariog interest from date ofthe sale; $200 to’ be deposited by the purchaser, whose bid is accepted at the sale. WOODBURY WHEELER, Trustee, bid J.T. COLDWELL, Salseman. BY GATHER ¢ OLeaRy Teal Estate Brokers aud Ancttoneers Southwest corner Penns; Ivania avenue and Star Office Building, TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DEFKEES STREET. By virtae of a deed of trast, dated the Zh 2 ay of June, 1271, avd duly recorded In liber No. @51, at folio 149, et ae, one of the land records cf Wathingtop couuts, District of ©. 4 rt party secare ty-five othe south fifteen h of lot numbered v8 lath et., = 9 sell, +in frodt ¢f the pre: Shepherd's sub- 808 ae! division of Square numbered 623, improved by three-story Brick improvements. idence, eoutainicg modern rs cash; balance on mplied with withia « Trustes reserves the right aud cost purchaser in default. $100 down at ti i} ee right to resell the property at the risk an tof Praise Mt PORT TOL LIDAY, Trastece” | aciauiting purches Diiahed ta mata citys 7s nonce ta i. a ‘ <q ome ished in #sid c! xGiads — LATIMEW © CLEARY, Ancts, | towe newspaper publisnel in sig lt jyl5-eoada *J08. Y B. H. WABNEK, Beal Estate Broker and Anctioneer. Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts, northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY BURDBRING ON 30 STREET AND THE WASHINGTON CIKOLE, AT AUCTION. Ly virtue of a deed of trast, dated May 19, ‘A D_ 1574, duly recorded in ber No. 72%. follo 51, et seq... one of the land records for Wasaio ton county, inthe District of Columbia, and at the ‘the party secured thereby, we will sell front of the premises, on SAT- UBDAY, July 23. 1574, at 6 o’olock p. m., the fol- lowh ¢ described real estate, situate in the city of Washington, D. C., to wit: All that certain roun: id doseribed aa alt 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- KSLLY. Auot. TIL MONDAY, July 27th, 1871, same hour and pince. By order of the Trustee, j)l0-2aweds LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer BB BaP Eieiniane aves St door com of hen street, TRUSTRES’ SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING HOUBE ON JOHNSON AVS- RS l4tu AND lath AND B ABD x By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 19, 1573, and recorded in Liber 722. at folio $95, we will sell on THUBSDAY, the 234 day of July, D. 1#74, at 6 o'clock p. m., fn front of the prem: in Pierce and Kiingls’s subdivision of ‘The property is 19 feet front on Jonn- son avenae, Li feet in depth, aud is improved with parcel of ori wn i 8 Jarge and convevient frame dwelling house, inal lot numbered nine (9), in square nnmbercd Terma of sale: One-third cash; residue in 6,12 and | fity-foor (edeae the samme. fe descrifed endo de z- 15 months. with interest, sceured by a deed of trast. | 11 the plat or plan of city, ot $200 deposit at time of sale. Qonveysncing bordering 8 feet 6% inches on the *(ircle” and 82 cording at cost of purchaser. with in five da nd re- ‘Terms to be complied Fr deposit forfeited 1D. W. JONES, ae DIOKSOn 3¢ Trustees, THOMAB DOWLING, Anct, feet 4 Inches on 234 street northwost, containing square foot of ground rms; One third cash; balance in 8,12, 13, and 2 mouths, for which the notes of the purchaser, bear- ing 10 per cent. interest, secnred by a deed of trust will be taken. All conveyancing at tho expense of ike purchaser. $20) will be required as deposit at time of sale. the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days from the day ot sale, the trustees reserve the righ: to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ dy13-td_ ID GLOVE DEPOT: KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! NEUSE NPTLLIAM STICKNEY. tragton, KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! _Fleeokds J.T. COLD WELL, Salesman. E. J. SWEET, Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, No, 511 7th street, opposite U. 8, Post Office, KID GLOVES FOR MISSES BE 2-BUTTON RUSTER’S SALB OF THREE TWO-STORY ebUTTON{ auovest TT RAME HOUSES 2ist B-BUTTON TEeEN BORD BOORDADY # NORTH WEST, AT AUCTION. By virine of a deed of trast, dated April 8 A. D. i874, duly recorded im liber No. 746, folio 337, one of the land records for the District of Oo- Jombia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sell at public auction. in | the premises, on THURSDAY, July 93, 157 o'clcek p.m, the following descripea 1: situate in the city of Washingto Inmb to wit:—Lots numbered fi: of 8. « Locmis? recorded subd! e uombered sixty five, (65,) having @ total front of thirty-elght (38) feet Tour (4) inches on Twonty first sirect west, Also, the rear four (4) feet by the width of lots numbered seventeen (17) aad ‘olghtorn’( B,) GENUINe JOUVINS! GENUINs ALEXANDEB'S! at cHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPC SEVENTH STREET foots, provided. the paint te applied Uy wa ous inyaetg square Bumbered wlxty-five, (65,) together ed Pere’ She Be apple " vements, of thi BCOKSELLESS AND STATIONERS, ws = Mess tae OORSET bop aca Frane Bwelliags. a men thy a ma peteten atest erme: ‘on each honsa 1015 Peyxsvivamia Avance, Sh ply ed gousen FAQTOBE( welve and eighteea months. with revere ing thoroaghiy eanipped for kind of work tome ten per cent. from day of sale. secured by adecd of BEW BOOKS ‘a. my jline ‘I Feepecttally aak. & trial from those {2st 160 will bo reumizcd “ag depoatt at tn “ 1 f Conveyancing at pire cont, Ter! tutiey 3 volee Sno, @7_ | “ees 08 iia atret bewocn Rand Totton, FRENCH CORSETS! to be compli reinearcn dupe Sa ie pm + of Joba Halifax, 19 bid = I8AAO OUBRY. ERMAN CORSETS! seo HOBOH W. BTIOKNEY a Sipser st es Paya, paper, Se. 1G, GAS-FI ia Es. jy} -eokde 5 Au Guide o> Barops tad the Mast | E Aces Senod tor sa renee one, 4kL STYLES OF CORSETS ¥ DUNOANSON BROS i +87; 3 vot 88. my30 tr JAMES F. SuiRs, Plumber, Ho. B Pacers — = }oulsians svenue, tear 6th street, north side, | On band and made to order at Southeast corner 9th and B streets northwest, NEW BOOKS, Beqltspon 683 Sh erect sortheag. Specialy, 113 TEU ON AS SERS ETT BEY Eye AND band. ty yy SEORIVED AYD FOE SALE AT Gt8s0n BROTHERS : cmas. BaUMS MARYLAND AVENU SOUTHWEST, AT SMILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE, non Foapatienels Rete oe es. Boop Skirt and Corset Factory By virtue of a deed of trust given to ns and Serner 4% Street and Pennsylvania Ave. | nov-ly Pas Work Seeciaity, “ only preceded in Uber Ho. 688, follos6, et sea. Fuiness Betex. A Novel. By Anthoay Trollope = jeune S00 SEVEETE OF BRE | ise Districs of Colaba ga ee eat . 5 ‘ a3 ct of Oulumbia, et Goct Wark, BY the Suinor of Olive Bikey | BAT. TIMORE ADVERTISEMTS (PHIS IS 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the au ‘Welle occured thereby, we will sell, atpablig aire ete ees rene cs oars iEifiit cbtained trou the Bu o WEDNESDAY hy ytn of daly, art oc Pintiuse and’ Feusion By ie EST42L1sHED iN 1816. tera of gd ‘alten ‘on te , Late of Fain Forrest with Reminiscences and Per CHAS. SIMON @ SONS, * | B.C. deceased. non nats Tae Detncoaed Heteees 4 “Bites Depey. 63 NORTH HOWARD ST... BALTIMORE, MD seen ab the weno er ee Manor. Mr 7m is ot J Rext: f ane wey SSRIS wenen, | FORRIGN AND” DOMESTIC DR~ eeclndea Pa aes Se. hemlatry. By Josiah P_ Cooks. GOODS, Gay of Jones ara. AY Ww an oe attention to thetr stock | _i76-m,st* TBE Kdminitratete. ee tae AUCTIONEERS. we Bosmr 6. F..Averin. = Comet Brot eS ralospaia pecapy aad EVENING STAR. What Seyeu } omen Have Done. A recent lish boos: “Facta, non Verba,” contains th of the philanthropic Isbors of seven English women. It :s full of tnterest, not only for its facts, but for its inferences. Be- Levers and disbelievers in the enfranchisement of women can draw arguments from it. It will delight the former by proving—to their satis. faction, at least_that women can plan and exe- cute as well as men. It will convince the latter that the proper field for feminine energy is phil- thropy, not politics. The Atheneum says: If the volume does nothing else, it at any rate gives us ® new notion of how much there is for ‘women to do, and how much a woman can do if she is earnest about her work. em! e Bri colonies, where have all, mainly through her efforts, found em- ment. Shé has put 1,500 English women nd PI in Australia New Zealand. She has ily taken to Canada and placed in le families 1,200 children of the Lendon streets. Nine-tenths of them are girls, ‘‘who, but for their benefactress’ efforts, were condemned inevitably to alife of the lowest degradation.” Mist Macpherson has Gone the same good work for 1,800 children. Miss Chandler ,8ome years since, to found a charity for the lyzed. There was then no such thing in London. She began ee. one by opened a ospital seed ysis and epil in Queen's square, London. It is not excell by any of the same sort in the world. She has also estab- lished @ convalescent hospital, which is doing great good. She bas, moreover, secured the endowment of forty-eight permanent annuities for incurable paralytics and epileptics. She is how collecting a large amount of movey to be applied in this same way. Miss Gilbert, a blind lady. opened a blind school in a Holborn cellar, for which she paid eighteen pence a week. She has now a thous- and pupils. whom aBe taught to support them- selves. They maintain the institation that gives them @ home, an education, and an occa- pation. Its maintenance costs £3,000 @ year. This work of a poor blind woman may fairly be conipared with any of the marvels history re- cords as wrought by blind men. We admire the sightless king of Bohomia, with his blazoned motto “ich Dien,” for his dauntless ride to death on the battle-field of Crecy; but here is a blind woman who puts that motto into prac- tice, and Faves life instead of destroying it. Dirs. Hilton has built up a day nursery at Ratcliff. It is oneof the best of its kind, and bas served as @ model for many. Miss Cooper bas opened and managed a combined clab, reading room and Teéctare course for costermon- gers. Miss Whately has ized great schools tor Mahomedan children at Cairo. The author closes the account of the work these seven women have done in these words:— ‘It may be sald that there are many others who would have furnished me with good types of the philanthropic Englishwoman quite equal in the magnitude of taeir labors to those I haye men- tioned, but those whom I wish to take as my types are those who bad to fight sheir way up against difficulties, frequently themselves in restricted circumstances, and not those whose position and wealth render philanthropic efforts jess onerous. The Tent Under the Beech, It is safe to say that of the thousands who are this month summering along the besten tracks, im the mountains, at the springs, and beside the ses, but very few will return in the fall thorougiy eatistied with the eummer’s experi- ence. There seems to be a growing prejudice aguinst the tashionable centers, and all of them are discovered to have disadvantages which are rather increased than diminished by of prosperity. ‘To those of a limited purse, who are obliged toconsider the matter in its finan- cial aspects, the exorbitance of the charges is the first and greatest objection. The accomo- dations are often me; and of an inferior lity, and the repose of informality is im- possible. The result is, that the American pleasure-seeking public is eager to find some method of eluding the general expensiveness and the necessity of elaborate tollets incarred at these centere, without falling into the snares of the traditional cheap boarding-house, with its bad bread and #lip-shod society. We have recently heard of a party, consisting of cight or ten families of neighbors, who, after a careful estimate of expenses, decided to spend the summer camping oat on the shores of a beautiful lake, about six miles from the city of M ‘They took with them thirteen tents— one tor the dining-room, — second for the kitchen, anda smaiier one tor provisions, ete. Each ot the others contained one or two beds, & washstand anda bureau, though others who have tried this plan prefer a trank to the bureau. The parlor consisted of a sheltered wooden platform, rusticly furnished, and commandeda superb view of lake scenery. Hammocks were suspended under the dense foliage, and here the ladies brought their fancy work, books and periodicals. Accompanying the party were three cooks and two coachmen. A carriage and 8 light wagon were sent to the city every morn- ing, and the freshest provisions thus supplied. Milk was readily procured from a farmer's near at band, where the horses were also stabled. loose and heaithtul clothing was gener- oungstere were dressed plain- ed out to romp and gather flowers, trees, and delve in the dirt to their ‘The “nrchin” element re- recognition and encouragement, to nding improvement of both health The lake afforded the finest row- bing, the sir was pure and the scenery je. Excursions of all kinds were made in every Girection, and st the end of six weeks the party voted unanimously to re- turn to the same place in the succeeding sum- mer. One charm of this plan of living is its elasti- city. AS many servants and nurses caa be taken as occasion may require, and the detalis may be arranged to meet the circumstances and tastesof the patty.—“Jiome amd Society;”” Scritmer’s for Augu and tempe ing and Balcony Gardening. The following article on this subject is bya contributor of the London Garden .— With very little outlay or trouble, a balcony may be made @ mass of bloom during a great part of the sea- +on, and its decoration affords pleasant occupa- tion If it be covered, I would suggest, first, that a Virginia creeper be trained over the roof, as nothing with which Iam acquainted grows faster, and its color in summer is a bright green, while in antuzn it becomes a mass of glowing red. It should be planted in a tub or box, placed at the end of the balcony, along the front of which shonld be trained creepers, such ss clematis, and these should also be —— im_pots or boxes at each end of the alcony. If the latter be very long, however, some may be placed in the center as well. On the pillars or supports, honeysuckle, paseion flower and jessamine might trained with advantage, and neat baskets sua- pended between the pillars have a fine effect, filled, say,one with a fine-leaved coleus, sur- rounded with bine conrolvuluses to hang down all around it. Another might contain a white ard pink fuchsia, surrounded by biue lobelias; athird might be furnished with a handsome calceolaria in the middie, and scarlet tropro- jum to hang around it; and a fourth might con- sist of a plant of centaurea, surrounded by Rol- isen’s unique geranium. Then, standing at equal distances in pots along the front, might be placed either handsome flowering plants or sbrubs. All the plants which I have mentioned might remain outof doors all the round, except those in the baskets, some of which msy be saved in asmall greenhouse, if such a con- venience be at hi |. The cost, however, of filling them afresh every season is but trifling. In autumn I would advise their being filled with variegated ivies, many of which leok lovely drooping down round the edges and in ftheir centers should he laced hyaclnthé; tullpé, sqailfs, oF any apring Uioom- ing bulbs. In the case of balconies which hi no roof, but which merely consist of an orn: mental railing, arcbes of tron rods should be placed along the front, ee peste . covered with creepers, consisting of the varicties above named, a basket being suspended from the cen- terofeacharch. An arrangement of this kind has a very good effect. Instead of having large plants along the front, a box, made either of wood or tiles of whatever width is desirable, to tun the entire length, might be used, filled with bedding piants during the sammer months, and in antumn with buibs and pring flowering ya- rietics. When purchasing baskets 1 should a). ways advise weil-shaped but not ornamental worked patterns to be selected, as those with ornamental work on them are much more exe pensive, and when the plants are in them little of the ornamental part can be seen. Too Mvcu Makgrrep.— Frederick Strauss, alias Samuel a s eat & butcher, Years ot age, was tr King’s coun’ court of phe alin yesterday, for bigamy, — convicted, The accused was married to his first wife, Fanny, by the Rev. Mr. Eckstein; of east oe street, New York, an the 8th of January, i8t]. After living with her some time, he cani Brookiyn and married Irish e nde sentenced him to four j lary.—N. ¥. Star, 18th. (OFFICIAL) LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES Paseeé ai the First Session of the Forty~ third Congress, * (GuERAL NATURG—No. 55.)— Continued. DEPARTMENT OF STATE For compensauon of the Secretary of State, eight thousand dollars; two Assistant Secre taries of State, at three thousand five bundred | Assistan' doliars each; and one additional it Seo- retary of State, with like compensation, to be appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to be known as the Third Secretary of State; for chief clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars; twelve clerks of class four; #ix clerke of class three; eleven clerks of class one; and thirteen clerks, each of which thirteen shall receive a compensation at the rate of nine hundred dol- lars @ year; one messenger; one assistant mes- senger; nine laborers; and four watchmen; in oer thousand and twenty dollars. For six chi of bureaus, matic, accounts, rolls- and peng Mey oo and indexes and archives.) at two hundred dollars cach, fourteen thousand four bundred dollars. ig dee ry Rew of the first session of the Forty-third Congress in pamphiet form and mn a eighty-six thousand dollars Promded, That after the fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, the pabil- cation of the laws in newspapers shall cease. For proot-reading, and packing the laws and documents for the various legations and con- sulates, inclading boxes and transportation of the same, three thousand dollars, fer stationery, furniture, fixtures, and repairs, five thousand dollars; for books and maps, two thousand five hundred dollars; for extra clerk-hire aud copy- ing, four thousamd dollars; in all, fourteen thou- 4 five hundred dollars. For contingent expenses, namely: For rent, fifteen thousand seven hundred and afty 4 lars; for fuel, two thousand five hundred di for lights, one thousand two hundred 4 for repairs, four thousand dollars; for ow subsistence Of horses and repairs of carriag two thousand dollars; and for miscellaueous items, not included in’ the foregoing, six thou- saud two hundred and fifty dollars; in ail, thirty-one thousand seven hondred dollars For lithographer, laborers, aud necessary ma- terials for the lithographic press, two chowsaud five hundred dollars. For purchase of official postage-stamps, tity thousand dol ‘That trom and after the first day of July next 8 fee of tive dollars shall be collected for citizen’s passport issued from the Department. An account of these fees shall bs Kept, and the amount collected shall be paid into the Treas- ury of the United States at least quarterly. Provided, That the Secretary of State may Prescribe duties for the Assistant Secretaries, the Solicitor, not interfering with his duties as an officer of the Department of Justice, and the clerks of Bureaus, as weil as for all the other employees in the Department, and may make changes and transfers therein when, in his judg- ment, it becomes necessary. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Secretary's Osice—For compensation of the Secretary of the Treacury, eight thousand dol- lars; two Assistant Secretaries of the Kareagenas at three thousand five hundred dollars each; chief clerk and ex-officio superintendent of the Tres building, three thousand dollars; one principal clerk of Warrants and Appropriations, three thousand dollars; seven principal clerks, at two thousand — hundred dollars cach; eight assistant clerks, at two thousand four handred dollars each; twenty-five of class four; two disbursing cler bunored dollars each; twenty- three; twenty-one clerks of clase two; eighteen clerks of class one; thirty-one female clerks, at nine hundred dollars each: Provided, That no money appropriated by this act shall be used to pay male a. more than is paid to female employees for like services; cleven messengers; and eleven laborers; one clerk of class four and one clerk of clazs one, to assist the chief clerk in superintending the building; one captain of the watch, one thousand four hundred dollars, one engineer, one theusand six hundred dollars; one machinist and gas-fitter, one thousand two bundred dollars; one storekeeper, one thousand four hundred dollars; sixty watchmen, at seven hundred and twenty dollars each, and, addi- tional to two of said watchmen, acting as lieu- tenants of watchmen, two hundred and eighty dollars each, in addition; tgp Shoe laborers, at seven hundred and twenty dollars cack, one aseistant engineer, one thonsand dollars, nine firemen, at seven handred and twenty dollars each; ninety char-women, at one hundred and eighty dollars each; in all, three huudred and forty-two thousand one huudred dollars. Supervising ar chitect.—In the construction- branch of the Treasury: For Supervising Ar- chitect, four thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars; book-keeper, two thousand dollars; photographer, two thou- eand five hundred dollars; assistant photogra- pher, one thousand six handred dollars; four clerks of class four; additional to two clerks of ciase four, one at six hundred dollars and one at two hundred doUars; four clerks of class three; two clerks of class one; two copyists; and one messenger; in all, thirty-two thousand and forty dollare. First Comptroller of the Treasury.—For First Comptroller of the Treasury, five thousand dol- lars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; ten clerks of class four; twelve clerks of class three; ten clerks of class two; five clerks of class ene; six copyists, at nine hundred dollars each; one messenger; One assistant messenger; and two laborer=; in all, seventy-two thousand six han- Treasury.—For Sec- mptroiler of the Treasury, tive thousand Collars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; twelve clerks of class four; eighteen clerks of class three; eighteen clerks of class two; fourteen clerks of class one; ten conyists, at‘ nine han- dred dollars cach: one messenger; one assistant messenger; and two laborers; in‘all, one ban- éred an¢ eleven thousand four hundred dol- lars. Commirsioner of Customs.—For Commissioner of Customs, three thousand dlollars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; three clerks of class foar; seven clerks of class three; ten clerks of class two; nine clerks of class one; one messeuger; and one laborer; in all, forty-seven thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars. Fizet Auditor.—For the First Audit of the Treasury, three thousand doliars; chief clerk, two thousand dojlers; three clerks of class foar; ten clerks of class three; eight clerks of class two; thirteen clerks of class one; one messen- cr; Ohe assistaut messenger; and one laborer; in Gil, fifty-five thousand four hundred and eigh- ty dollars, Second Auditer.—For Second Auditor, three thousand dollars; chief clezk, two thousand dol- lars; six clerks of class four; and, for additional to disbursing clerk, two hundred dollars; forty clerks of class three; seventy-nine clerks of class two sixty clerks of class one; one messenger; five assistant messengers; and seven laborers; in all, two hundred and seventy-two thousand and eighty dollars. Third Audivtor._For Third Aaditor, three thousand Collars; chief clerk, two thoasand do!- lars; eleven clerks of class four; twenty-six clerks of class three; eighty-two clerks of class two; forty-four clerks of class one; ten copyists, at nine hu: dollars each; two messengers: two assistant mesee: ; and five laborers; in all, two bundred and forty-nine thousand seven hundred and twenty dotiars. Fourth Anditor, Fourth Auditor—For the 0% lars; clerk, two thous. and dollars; five clerks of clas: four; eignteen clerks of class three; eleyen clerks of class two; ten clerks of class: female clerks, at ning each; one messenger; one as- messenger, ‘and two laborers: in all, sev- enty-eight thousand six hundred dollars. Fifth Auditor.—For the Fifth Auditor, three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dol- lare; four clerks of class four; seven clerks of class three; seven clerks of two; nine clerks of class one; six copyists, at nine hundred dollars each; one messenger; one assistant mes- senger; and two laborers; in all, ifty-two thou- {uur nundred Mars. Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office De~ artment.—For compensation of the Auditor of ¢ Treasury for the Post Office Department, three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thou- sand doliars; nine clerks of class four, and, ad- ditional to one clerk of class foar as disbursing clerk, two hundred dollars; sixty-two clerks of class three; sixty-nine clerks of class two; thirty- even clerks of class one; one messenger; one 4s- sistant messenger; and eighteen laborers; also, fifteen female assorters of money-orders, at nine hundred doilars each; in ail, two hundred and elgbty-nine thousand six huudred and twenty dollars. For ten aesorters of money-orders, ten thou- sand dollars. Treasurer.—For compensation of the Treasu- rer of the United States, six thousand five hua- dred dollars; assistant treasurer, three thousand eight hundred dollars; cashier, three thousand eight hundred dollars; assistant cashier, turee thousand five hundred doliars; five chiefs of di- vision, at two thousand seven hundred dollars each; two principal book-keeper: thousand bundred dollars one at two one at two thet pd five bundred dollars, two tel: one st two thousand seven hundred dollars ai two thousand six hundred do! tl 8 i i i watchmen, in all. one hundred and twenty-one Abousand sty dollars. lation the genuine notes of national banks which bave been counterfeited, ten thousand dollars. For expenses of special examinations of na- tional banks, three thousand dollary Commixsioner ef Internal Revems wissioner of Internal Revenue, six thi Golsrr; one deputy commissioner, three thou- sand five hundred dplars, and one deputy com- misioner, three thdusand dollars; seven heads of divisions, at two thousand five hundred dol- lars each: one ste » at two thousand dollars; thirty clerke class four, forty-five clerks of class three; two clerks of class two; eighteen clerk= of class one, seventy.Sve copyists at nine bundred dollars each, five mes- sengers; three assistant and four- teen laborers, in all, three and forty- a thousand aye gem and = dollars. ‘or dies, . stamps, we a, paper ps, four handred or hundred thousand dollarg and no. gree, sball receive a greater compensation Ab six Goliare per day. For detecting and bringing to trial and pan- ish ment persons guilty of violating the internal revenue inws, or conniving at the same. cluding payment for information and detection of such violations, one hundred thousand dot- lars Light-Bouse Board —Por chief clerk of the Light- House Board, two thousand dollars, two clerks of class four: two clerks of class three; one clerk of class two; on jerk of class one; one female copsist; one messenger porer; in all, thorteen thousand eight b and sixty dollars. reau off Statastics. the officer tn ¢ Bureau of St two thousa: ve red doliars, chief clerk, two thousaud dol #, eleven clerks of « ; mex seven clerks of class three; nine clerks of class two; four clerks Of clase one, tive copyists, at nine hundred dol lars each; one messenger. one isborer, and ¢ charwoman, at four hundred and eighty dollars: in all, fifty-mine thousand four Lundred and forty dollars. us.—Por stationery for the tand its several Hurcaus, fifty thousanc For purchase al postage stamps, two hondred thoura Lars Coutingent expenses of the Treasury Depart ment, namely For arranging and binding canceled marine- papers, requisitions, and other tmport: ords, sealing hips’ age, Newspapers, b pairs of the same, twei For investigations of including the necessary traveling expenses. for other traveling expenses, four thousand dollars. For freight, expressage, ‘telegrams, and car- tickets, five thousand dollars. For rent of buildings, thirteen thousand one hundred dollars. For care and subsistence of horses for office, and mail-wagons, including feeding and shoe ing, and for wagons, harness, and repairs of same, five thousand four hundred dollars. For ice, buckets, file-holders, book-rests, la- bor; for care of grounds, clocks, and repairs of the same, eleven thousand dollars. For coal, woed, grates, grate-baskets and fix- tures, stoves apd fixtures, blowers, coal-hods, hearths, shovels, tongs, pokers, matches, and matclerafes, fourteen thousand dollars. For gas, drop-lights and tubing, gas harners, brackets and globes, candies, lanterns, aud wicks, twenty-two thousand one bandred and fteventy-tive dollars. For carpets, oilcloth, matting, repairs, clean. ing, and laying of the same, twelve thousand three hundred dollars. For derks, tables, and chairs, and shelving for Bles-rooms, and cases; repairs of furnitw chair-covers and caning overing desks, loc saws, turpentine, and varnish, thousand seven hundred dollars. rT washing towels, brooms, brushes, crash, cotton cloth, cane, chamois-skins, dusters, flour, keys, lye, matches, nails, oil, powders, sponge, soap, tacks, wall paper, and ‘the other neous expenses required for the car- rent and ordinary business of the Department; twenty-two and for repairs of machinery. baskets, sptt- pom , files, water-coolers, tumblers, ice- wl \d pitchers, traps, thermometers towel-, awnings and fixtures, alcohol, window-shades and tixtures, wire-soreens, hem- ming towele, axes, bellows, chisel, canvas, can- dle-sticks, door and window fasteners, bells and bell-pulls, hammers, mallets, leather, gum, and other belting, stencil-plates. tools, whet- ttones, wire, and zinc, and other absolutely n@essary expenses, twenty-one thousand eight Lundred and twenty-five dollar [To BE ConTIN BOBTON-MART On Joy 21, 1874, by Rew H. Meugert, Mr. CHABLES W.NOBTON to Miss AMELIA J. MABTIN, both { Washing ton, . DIED. CAMMACK. On the sut, at 1 a.m, FLSAL Ok CAMMAOK, in Sib pear ot her vee F Feet in peace, t ‘or rauni'y are invited to attend her andry M. KB. Onarch, Wednes dey Jvly 22d, at 8 o'cluck p.m. Bosidence 621 Virginie avenue southwest, . DISMER. On the MARY, wife of Cbaries Lismer, sce (Beitimore Ban plemse bel iy are respectfally reauesieg. to attend her foneral from Bt Marys church, Wednesday, 9 o'clock a.m, Bosidenes, 636 O street northwest. instant, EY ALD. On the morning of the 2ist in- 0 minutes to Sook © m, WILLIS of Michael J. end Mary &. ed son ars. Miss CATHERINE JOHBSON, @ tase on Friday, at 9 o'clock or (ileuds are oman? t at Bt. Patrick \ fully Invited to att Pig feat « B8ON. On the ifth instant, BOSANNA, in- hter of W J. Pierson T. and Suma heest, to uworrow ednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock at” SCHLOSSER. On the doth instant, JOHN B. FCH LOSSEB, of Hessen Darmstadt, Germany, bat fcr the Inet forty-one years a resident ef Washing- ton, aged 6+ —, e 4, The Felatives jends are invited to attend the esid-noe, No. 25 Massache. and from the’ German Lutheran Church, corner of 4th and B streoss, on Wedoes lay, 234, at 5 «clock. " ___UNDERTAKERS, &e. Rivssso BARVEY, Undertaker, Secure HARVEY & BARE Fe. 034 F Sraxzr, between Nisth anc Teun MSTALLIC BURIAL CASES AND G45K358 warily “SHEOWDS: WAITS, oe. Bapes, SD FUONEEA: Preserved or Embalmed tu Pearly Mire, erect waar 8 avenur ee Socmeat are net ly vouchoc faw be exctoded from all estate. previcus totes yiwaw A. WEB U™TEp erates Wass ‘On the ot PaT