Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1874, Page 3

PROPOSALS. THE TRADES. preorcears FuR SUPPLIES. | AWuaGs mine ee rt ea emvia' Be vur-and & reat, eae Bealed Propossts, Fey Et i oes, ‘cast of Tth street. 4,14, for the onsui: « si 2 flour,(more or less.) eal, (more or lees.) oF lees.) lesa.) sieiiasiee | pia Pea oun x the W on Asylum with -MEBTING TESTS lor cate or ihe following Pra vistas, Groceries, Dry Goode&e., a ae see aan Manufactured by tee Socnas ccna cemeree tase) ‘De gallons Molasses, (More or lees.) =~ ions Fone eg orless } ioe Gasvels Triny pimere se tome ‘The grccer: a of ae 33,000 pousds beef, ‘cor less) 3.40 pcunce bacon, (more oF less.) on ard ponnd Fhe meat must be fresh and of good quality. No shins or hear ca pode pono9 Bacon st De qu '. must bs of SEHOS fehoee, (for male or femal mer ieee, The shoe must be of good duality, warm, strong ard well made = DRY GuODS. 1,000 yards anbleached cotton, (for underclothing,) more oF lees. 20) yerés Bentacky jeans. 860 Fards calico. 00 yards prison, a. . int furan lists to ing to bid ferdruc- and medicines. ait is reserved to Teyect any or all of the Wantageous to do 90; also, to in- the quantities herein stated, the evntr: price ‘ny order will be at the risk and B. ed nnder this propesal will be GimsiMbeck wad deb Printers, ed and inspected at the institution _ Pegasyivente Avanos, 0c formation taquire of the Intendant. ° CommeNGEO. B. RAILROADS. BéLtimoge AND OHIO RAILB&OAD. AY, JoLy 25, 1574. oe blero boar cIrY. m., Baltimore Scations. » Baltimore, ph dm Oranberry and Anditor Disirict of Columbia 243 7 peerese LS FOR SUPPLIES CoxrTROLL ER's OFFICE, D. O. 2 Stetions cn Main Stem, and Washi Cores eia BoLtiNe, Fowr-and.0 Half Branch. Ialy 23, 1 .n., Baltimore and Belay. addreseei to the © x Hew York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal- 5 7.30 4, mptrol'er of 08. mbia, will be rec beset Y 8.054, rtment, Barveyo: Wills office, ned for Columbia ni Chestnut Coal; ec ings. mer at Cumberland. Supper at Graft ‘oint of Rocks and Way Stations. and Way Stations. m., Baltimore, Bladeusburg, Beltsville, e Laurel, Ancxpols anction and Bele a a) cons b 75 cords prime Usk Wood. The coal to be best quality white ash, and 2,240 pounds to tre ton. To be delivered at such times and pisess as ordered by thesab-boards of the public echoois ard by the proper officers of the several de- tmepts nea -< a! e. Mabe ons of Coal and 20conts of wood will have ® ef im the county public schools, acd about & tons of coal and 15 cords of wood to public schools in Georgetown, and 150 tons of coal and cords of wood at the almsbouse ight is reserved to reject any or all of the Belay ‘sdiaie Wa '» Frederick and all inter- . m. Winchester, Frederick, a of Bocks — ‘Way Sistionss (vis Metro- branc! bids, if deemed advantageous to do #0: also, to in- Lem crease or dimfnish the quantity hercin siated, with- jal.tmore and Bel ont affectir g the contract price. Baltimore and Failure f. fl eoy order will beat the risk and ex- penee of the contractor. us, Sandusky, Deer Pas of the Commissioners. lomptroller District of Oolambla, ee JOHN F. VINSON Pe A Pittaba; iartiosbure, Berkeley 8: Bop- at al! stations on Pullman Cars. SUNDAY TRAINS. 17757,8,9,SLac2kI Auditor Disirict of Colambl P20PoraLs FoR MILITARY SUPPLIES. ee eek | Be terrors and Way Stations —8.3 Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with a copy of this Si he -30 > m. sdvertisemort situched to each, will barecsived at | For Baltvmore and Hela st 49, 1374, for furaish- | Pa" artermaste:’s Department | p.0/5 oes. 120,140 pairs W oolien Stockings. Bs All Trains Stop gt Viatuet Hotcl, Relay aww Pairs Waite Berlin ‘Gloves. Howse Station. f the Baltims 5.000 paire Woollen Mittens. For further information apply at the Baltimore brass screwed. and Obio Ticket Offices, Washington 8: congo ae disww sets Trou Bonk Sa ne SEIS ae ae Do Davor consex Gr ano Beranare 8 1,000 Yards Sny-bi: Kersey, 64 All articies will be sntjected to a r! iiers are infor: 1 Specifications will be Heles inferior to the st ‘be Governm or all bids. is are requested for m.,Accommoda- ry of the articles at Isdelphis and also at Sau Fraucisc ex. Sanday Bor information in detail, app'y to this office. Bovelopes containing pro to be endorsed “Proposals tr Military Bapplirs,” aud addrcesed = ~ to the unde rst ™ 5 " uted Quintetnintar Senet Oma. 020 p. mfor Pitteburg, 9:93 pm.» ‘Accommoda- yueke Tu charge of Depot. | West, dally. For the 9:33 pom callye fi P.M Gallyy from 7. Fo PRoressis FOR WROUGHT AND CAST- North daily, TBON “OLK FOR THE LIBBABY OF THE | , Saturday. SEW STATE DEPARTMENT 3:60 1 Baltimore and t for Philadel-|" xpress, daily. UFFicz oF ECPERVIsixe ARCHITECT, ‘ Tarascay Daragtxent. mm. sccommoda-| Wavhinzton. D. C.. Jury Uthy Baltimore daily) D. er Sealed Proposals will be received at this office | g¢xcept Sunday eNTIL 12 ue Lazu DAY oF Avot <t,1371,for | 0:08 p.m. daily, Now furnichir< vering, Siting patting in place | York® Night Express the Wrougut sc¢ Osst iron Work rejuired for the | , Tretns leaving W. Library of *t ‘i ey, Ween id Sp cifications may be pitent se g reuired the work in place will be fi ot by the Depart- | p.m. Rent, {ree of charge, but will be erected by the con. | ‘Tratos leaving Washington at 5:35 @. m. end rectors Scie eee 3:40 5. m. connect at Odenton with trains for Au- Propesais will be made for the whole work com- nsoolis. Let sown Gn Meawinae ond be ‘Traics arriving st Washington at 10:40 a.m, nce eats. ae _ sud 5-32 p,m comnect at Bowie with tratas trots 8 whe f the work mnst be completed within fi Sreek Hine. fo Ae deen ath olga | Passengers ioaviag thelr orders at Ticket Office en eee eens the pro- | _ thw corner of ID. street and Peamvinne Payments wil! be made monthly, deducting Wo per | avenue, northwest cornor 6thetroet and Pewneyly ae cent., aptil the completion of the contract. = afa avenue, can have their baggage called for and All bids mrst be accompanind by a penal bond of | checked at hotels and residences to ali potnts North Persone, imthe sum of twenty-five | and West. Through tickets to Gincinnati, Golam- 925,00.) shat the bidder will ac- | bus, Indianspolis, Loutsville, St. Louis, New Or- cept and pertorm the contract, if awarded him, the | ‘sans, Chicago, mnebe San Francisco, and ai} auiictency © be certified by’ the | poiuts Bast, West, North and South. ; Clerk of the Uuited. @tates . L. DUBABRY, Genoral Sup’t. trict Attorney of the District | _B. 8. YOUNG, Gen'l Pass’ Agent. ep23-tf Wheretn th bidder resides. ae Departme eserves the right to reject @ Tt oa ee ee te derreatne mate toreicet sey | 1874 oewnsrivents novrelS74 a SOR8THWE! orm t ‘Trains leave os, { this advertisement, | Wtalegton... io 80 st be made on the pri ffice, and must co: rements Or Jt will not be conshtered 0 Proporais ot be received from parties who se x * 1:00 Dem are act themselves eugaged inthe madataccere of | _ THE @&EAT De’B TEAOK EoUTE, cast-fron werk, and whe hee not the necessary fa- | th elegant Ty, Palace room Day and Silities for getting out the work. Night Care, with mondern tmprovements, All bids » ast euclose! in a sealed envelope, wo hundred miles saved te Western aad Central endorsed “Proposals for Wrought and Oast-iron | Sew York. Fork of b ‘Mew State Department, Wash- The 11:59 &. m. dally, except Sunday, Southwest, ington, D. ©,” aud addressed to West and Northwest; 0:90 p, m., daily, Otucimnat! A. b. MULLETT, And southwest. ) 8S. ENGINESR OFFIOR, -HICAG® and 8ST. thoat . U. Bo. 120 Peaks Srazer, Tokete by thle oe orerk N. ¥.,July 15, i be r ate nt of the followiag tivers and assengere brocurtng tickets St these offices can soc tre secon: Palace ioago. ean Appropriation $10.00 Bs Eotig sel Batato. ea ee of the revetents General Passenger Agent, = ane 4 eine = ap bar youne Baltimore, Md, it, Oblo, @25,00-—Dredging sand and LEXANDEIA & W. adie: Great A & WASHINGTON &. B xD $10.c00— Pier extension. SLEXANDRIA & FREDERIOKSBURG RE. sae op Comyen or 8 ann SixTa STKgETs. s 3 5 Lepal trains leave for Alexandria ag foliows:—6, bio, $55,aw-— Piet extension 7, 5,9" 10,11 9.m., 1,3,4 a; 9 irk, New York, $35.00—Driliiog, blasting, | a.'m.’ ‘sik cher’ sates Sly cnt ust sabmitted for each harbor. Loe: — ndealers for each aud every item of nT a a, BSR LOST ee for any oF all of the harbors adver- | 1: he 33, 7:33 "The 8:34 niertainel Otber bidders are re- | s,m... and 6.33 p. m. from Alexandre 1 on each and every item of all the other | other'trains dally execpt Sanday Pe meee pai 9's. m. and @ 7m. with trains on bidder whose aggregate isthe low- est may expect the award “d specifications, bills of materials, instenc- 4 4 printed forms, apm which all made, may be had upon appll- x 88 leaves daily. ex- +t 6 p. m., arrive at Richmond 10:45 og bids must be endorsed wi to which they refer t fice KID GLOVE DEPOT! he 3st day of House of Repre- * qastity White ee SID GLOVES FOR LADIES! & cords of sea- KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! 4 is thee pices to KID GLOVES FOR MISSES meer, within fifteen days 2 BUTTON GLoy. ESI id Or peutront tract will be entered nto ty ta GENUINe JOUVIN'S! eee Mc PHEESO @ENUIN 2s ALEXANDER’, Cierk H.B,U.8. a? U. 8. CAPITOL GION. July 13, 16 4 CHAS. BAUMS 2POSALS FOR GRADING AND APU Re Me OF thats S7'7ua| 1D GLOVE DEPO he above work are invited, * = ‘ pened at the office of the Architect oi & MONDAY, August 3, at 1 o'clock p. reese ee ations can be seen. o state ° Did will be considered waleos Sccompanted witt a bend in the sem of @10 ee, roved py one of the Distri United States, or CouseT FACTORY! OOBSET i FRENCH CORSETS! « BRMAN CORSETS! 4LL STYLES OF CORSETS tract and ht to divide the work, and to je i reject any or ail bide, ss may be to the fate ited Btatos, ts rewerved eee iyl&-eotangs EDWARD OLARK Architect, (On band and made to order at ‘HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the en! bas obtamed from ‘Sa; Court of the District of Columbia, a term, let- ters of ed-wf: istration on "personal estate of JOFHUA HAYWARD, iste of Wasbington cit D.C... deceased. All persons having claims againet the said deceased are hereby wars to exhibit the Same. with the vonchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the oth day of Jane Bext: they hy iaw be exctnded from all benefit of 2 Given nmier my band, ‘ ESTHBS liAYWARD, 2 Administratrix. LEYS AGCE POWDERS are warranted Das Be Guna Tene kee tt AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNVON. Beene: SATS eee, 7 Spey BLIO i tan WILLIAMS, A: , Ancts.) and D ma, 2h instant, at 10 on 6th end 7th WEDNESDA 39 ks. i Tall sel at lot of Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Bequisites. ‘Terms ose! 3)25-d [Rep] WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. AUOTION SALES. Y WM. &. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Lie oy tween fehvand iota streets & SPLERDID_ PAIR OF BaY GARTIAGE ay iY Ovaaises, AND ae hac recs, 6 and 6 yeare oid, and believed to be perfect Gne fanlly Oncringe, will carry siz built ¢ family Oarri persons, bui by Mr. Young to order, and cost $80. ALso, om Double Harness, made to order, and cost We would respectfally call the attention «f buy: totbes they are coly sold for want of use WM.L WALL & 00.. Aucis. Y WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Ho, 1001, northwest corner ldth and Dete, PEBEMPTORY 8A: y FIR: LD AN! SILVER WaTOn ES, Sate Ds. awe. BY, &c in —y NT: TUCK OF Pars rains of s e Every article woarranten 9A Feorer sented. Bale ve—for cash. special at- tention of ; ublic to this sale. PE Wasa. B. W BBUS., Auctioneers, corner 9th and B streets northwest, SALE OF FRA! PN 134: PTR ERT LAND B* DUNOAN! By virtue of a dod of trust given to us and iy recurded in liber Bo. 633, folios 6, et seq., ‘one of the Iand records of Washington coanty, in the District of Columbia, and by request of the Darties secured thereby, we will sell tion, on WEDNESD. fr f the premises, at 6 pom, ‘ound lying in said city known as part of lot 6, in squsre numbered two hundred and sixty cig by Evan Hug! at public anc- AY, the B9tn of Jal ht, (268,) bei: LB. Joseatt and wife, folio 260, together w: &c., consisting of a Frame recorded in liber all the. improvement: House situated on 18): street, of sale ndays from day of sale, the trus- teeg reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of, tl fi parchaser, upon vm in Washington, D.0.. A depos quired as soon as the property is knocked off. Con- veyancing, &c., at purchaser's coat. H.LASKEY.? peasteos, PHIGIP MAY. DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, BY 5,5, Wannes, Beal Broker and Aucttoneer Federal Buildings, Corner 7th and F Bireots N. W. TEE’S SSLK OF VALUABLE BEAL — NUBTH OF THE By virtue of taree deeds of trast, bearisg date mepectively on the 5h October and recorded in Liber’ No. 6:7, folio 183; 713, folio 960, and Liter 722, folio 237, of the land records for Washington county, in the rm od at the request of EoTATS IMMEDIA CAPITOL GROUND! the parties secured blic suction, in frost of the Y, August 13th, A. D. Kp. m., all those certain pieces or parce! ituate in the city of Washington, a, twenty-two (22). twenty-thr (24), in the subdivision of the west part of original jot pumbered five (5), in Square numbered six dred and elgbty-stx (635 been made by the heirs-at-inw of William Hickey, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six (6), twelve (12) and eighteen (15) months, with interest at cigbt (8) per cent. per aunum ed ‘Two bandred dollars deposit at time of sale. vl bie, a1 thereby, I will TH ) and twenty-four said subdivision having All conveyancing at cost of If terms of sale are not complied with in ten days, the Trustee reserves the ri the property at the risk and cost of defi ‘his property will first _be offered as a whole, i then be it A. GORDON, J.T, OOLDWELL, B* 5. H. WARN ee ER, Broker and Anctioncer, Federal Buildings, corner7th and F ste. norchwest. BY SALE OF VALUABLEIMPROVED TERET. BETWREN \ ‘Ss GostHWast, IN by virtne of a decree, paszed by he Supreme Conrt of the District of Colt se pending in that coart, wherein Wu Ann J. Oonnor and Bich ao. a undersigned , as tion, in front of the premises, t SATURDAY, the Ist day e’cleck » m , a lot of 6) 85 part of the weet half cf lot 6, in rquare 161, This ty is improved by a tw 3 are: One-fourth of the ‘and the balance is 13 menthe, the purchaser to ferred payment: his promissory notes, to be a of trust on said part of the 6, in equare 161, aud bearing {nteres! from aate of sale. c he highest bidder nguat. 1374, at 6 ribed and kvown ory frame house, 8 $100 to be deposited by the pur- cbeser whose bid is accepted. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser, JOHN W.FR Trastee. J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman: ¥ BH. WARNE. Beal Estate B: Hk, roker and Auctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts. northwest. TBEUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPKOVED PROPESTY ON THE ER OF 207n ABD K STBEETS NOBTH- of a deed of trust y recorded jn Li nd recor:is for Washington county, Columbia, and at the req in the D'strict of od thereby, I will q of the premises, on THUBSDA all those certain pieces or nate and lying in and being kaown bumbered nineteen and degcribed a9 parts o (19), twenty. (20), bunibered siatech (16. ni point on K street north eighty-one feet (s1 9) west from the northeast corner of thence east eighty-one tect nine inches (31.9); fonth one hundred aud twenty-four (124) feet hence west eighty-one (51) feet nine (9) inches, thence north ore bundred (124) feet eleven inches tothe place of beginning; together with the imprsvements, consisti Three-story and Attic Brick Dwelling, K street northwest, the grounda being set with fruit trees, vines, and shrubs, ‘Terms: One-fourth in cash, and the balance at six (6), tweive (12), and ei; interest at ten per cent., secnred by adeed of on the property, A deposit of 200 at time of sale. All conveyancing at ost. o: If terms of sale are not complied with in seven days the Trastee roserves the right to resol! the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting porehaser after five days’ advertiremant, 7. WM. B. TODD, JB. ALE IS POBTPONED nntil 4, 1574. same hoar and place M:B. TODD, Jx., Trustee, 18 POSTPONED anti! hour aad placer and twenty-four 2 (13) montas, S7 THE ABOV: S7THE ABOVE Sau THUBSDAY, July 30th, 1374. same wa. B. Tovb, Y WASH. B. WIULIAMS, Auctioner, cessor to Green & W. Bae Northwest corner loth and D strests, SOUTE, ISLA: On MONDAY, the ™ , we shail sell, on N = being about s to ap Alley, balance 6, 12 and 13 + and secared by ND, AT Svori notes bearing inter on the premises. All conveyanci $50 down on day of WASH. B, WILLIAMS, Anct. THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer, 641 Louistans ayenue, ELEGANT WALNUT AND COTTAGE FURNI- BE, MIBBORS, CARPETS, LINEN ‘BESSES, FEAT! . &c Tt On FRIDAY. mm yet No. Hi the eatire effects housekeeping, be ng thirteen rooms, consi st cot of purchaser. 0 doors east of 7th st, PILLOWS, BOL- ALLOWS, BOL ly S lst, 1874, at 10 o'clock the contents of soms part of— Chamber Suites, robes, Mirrors, ly and Ingrain Oarpets, ths, Dining-room Farnicare, nen. Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Beddin, The attentton of -» KC. cl nd others is called tothis sai, os the Furniture is nearly new, in good condi- tion, and will be sold <The premises are for ren! Fosenesion given August Ist, 1574, BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS EST45L1eHED in 1816 CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 63 HORTH HOWARD BT. et i a g; RY JOS. F. KELLEY, Benj Ketats Agent and Auctioneer, Office No. 904 Bth strect marthwest. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED RSL ESTATE, ON 3p STREET AT AUCTION By virtue of a deed of trust to the undersigned, ‘ated March 9th, 1872, and dury recorded ia ‘Liber No. 670, tulfo 453, et seq Lave Becoreés in ard ty ne of the yin the Dis- reqnestof the blic sanction, party secured thereby, I to front of the promises,on MONDAY, the 27th day of July, A. D. 1874, at 6 o'clock p. m.,the following described teal estate, situate in the City of Wash- ineten,Diarict of Oclambia, to wit: All that certain piece oF parcel of ground known as the south part of lot numbered ten, (10.) ia squate nambared seven hundred aad fifty-six,(765,) haviog a front of fifty (80) feet on the West elde of $d street east, aud run- ning back the depth of the lot, containing seven thousand one hundred and ninety -three43 10) square fert «1 gro ‘Terms of sale: About #300, (being the balance dne,) with interest at six per cent. per annum from April Ist, 1872, and expenses of sale, in cash, and the bal- ance in three equal instalments, for which the par- Chaser is to give hisnotes, payable at six, (6,) twalve, (33, and exghteen (18) months, with ioterést at six per cent, per annum , and secured by deed of trust on tke property sold. 1d) to be paid down immedi- au ly aftor sale, Conveyancing at coat of purehaser. If the terms ‘of sale are not fully complied with witbin seven days after sale, the trustee reserves the Tight to resell the property at the risk and cost of sulting purchaser by giving five days notice in some newspaper published in seid city. |. @. LOW, Trustee. jyls-eokds JOS. F. KELLY, Auct. B27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDsy, Uk 1:74, same hour and place, By order of the T a i978 3t JO8 F. KELLBY, Avocet. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 641 Louisiana avenue, near 7th strest, ALUABLE PROPER: iT NORTH W BST, BETWEEN NEW JBESBY AVENUE ASD NORTH OaP- ITOL BTRERT, AT AUCTION. By virtue of eed rast bearing date the f June, A. D. 1873, and duly recorded ‘in Liber No. 725, folio 75, one of the Land Be- cords of the District of Colombia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, the undersigne! as trustee will offer for sale, in front of the premises, at public suction, on MONDAY, the 3d day of Au- gust, 1874, at 6 o'clock p. m., all those pteces or pai cels of ground known as parts of lots pumbered tw: (2), three (3), four (4), and fi 630, being €0 feet tront de inches. "T.rmis- One-half cash; balance in 30 days. A de- Ronit cf gio required when the property is bid off, All vey anc! at the cest of * purchaser. =e WM, TYLER, Trastoo, Jy28-4 QHUMAS DOWLING, Auct. x 808 BBOS., A B DUBOAN! 4 peop EXECUTOR’S SALE OF STEINWAY ROSE- OD PIANO, STOOL AND COVER, TW LARGE YRENUB-PLAT! Ri A IN HOUSE STBREBT pOUSE RASS GY. (near! cost $100,) SINGLE Tor Eee HATS eee, BOGE, ge On MONDAY MORNING, August FRCP i ccrmeoncicn at 10 o'clock . I will soll, ‘at public fon, in house 130 © street, betweon Ist ard 24 sirects souzbeast, the personal eff crs of Mri argaret W. Steever, « M cased. furnitare is handsome and weil kept, worthy ution of private buyers, 2 o'clock, the rame day, the Burgy, Harness, Kobes, &c., will be sold on the premises. Terms cash, LIBUT. EB. F. STBEVER,J2, Excentor of Mrs. Margaret W Steaver, doses: Jy 6t DUNOANSON BROS., Anc' FRY WASH. B. WILLISMS, Anctionoars, (Snecessor to Green & William*, Ancts.,) No, 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, ’ SALE OF VALUABLE BSAL ES TAT SITUATE ON 8 STRERE, BETWEEN NINSTEBNTH AND TWENTIETH STRESTS SOTHWEST, NEAR THK CONNSUTIOUT AVENUE AND P STBEET OLBOLE. Under aud by virtne of two desds of trast dated on the 7th day of June, 1873, and recor +=1 respectively in liber No. 722 jos 293 an 30, and a farther dee! of trast made and exo- cnted on the 8h day of July, 1372, and lodged for record in the office of the recorder of doeds fur the District of Oolnmbia, and at the request of the holders of the notes secured by said deeds of trast the undersigned will, on MONDAY, the 34 aay of Anuust, 18 4, at 6 o'élock in the afternoon, in front of the premires, proceed to sell the following pieces of groand,to wit: Lots Nos 23, 29, 3). $1, kins’ subdivision of suuare numbered 110. as the same {4 recorded in liber B, on page 184, in the office cf the surveyor of Washiagton. ‘Terme of sale: One thitd cash, anti the balance in equal installments in six. twelve, and eighteen months, bearing Interest at six per cent. per an- pum, secured by deed of trust upon the property. A deposit of @&) willbe required on each lot when itis Bid off. Ifthe terms cf gale are not corapiiod with in seven days after day of «ale the trnstees re- serve the right to reeell she property or any portion in which default is made at the risk of the dotait- ing perchene. All conveyancing at the cost of the perchaser or pure: re. WM.H. WARD, ; JOHN WN. 0 vbr, \ Trastecs. jy28-eokds WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Aact. ¥ B.H. WABNER, ‘Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Yuildings, corner 7th aud F sts. uorthwest, ThUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND MANSABD KOOF BRIOK DWEULING- HOUSE, No. 214 ¥p STREET, BETWEEN B AND, C BTBEETS NOBTHSAST, AT AUC- By virtue of a deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton and myself, dated October 10, A recorded in Liber Mo. 658, folio 416, lund records for Washington county, io the District of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby, I will sell ag public auction, fn froatof the premiees, on MONDAY, Jaly 27, 1374, at 6 o'clock P. mn. the following-described thie city of Washingt 0 tered “B.” in Choa lots 29, 30, $1, and part cf lot 2 ssid city of Washington, as ri i 1870, in the City Surveyor’s oftice, Liber U. H. B pees 301, containing 2.070 sqnace foot, 1 18 feet deep, together with the improvements as above. Terms: $3,500, with interest at ten percent. from October 10, 1873, and expense of sale, in cash; and the balance at sfx and twelve months, for waich the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the vi, duly ae of the real property soidrwill bo taker, "A dopsait of $500 wit 4 taken, "A deposit o Be reuuired of the purchaser at the time of aule, aod all conveyancing at the exp-nse of the purchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with m seven days, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement, GEORG . STICKNEY, Surviving Trustos, 10%3-eokds | J. T. COLDWELU, Salesman. SJ” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the weather, until TUESDAY, August 4, it some hour end Co Garvivtes=: . , . y rnst) jy23-eoeds Tet COLDW ELL. Salen BY 2,3, WARRER: Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts, northwest. OHARCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY ON TEE BORTHEAST CORMER oF pep ND K STREETS Boe Ry ecoricn WASHINGTON CITY, Under and by ee sores ene the @: preme Court of the District of Columbia, ia anse pending in that Q.urt, wherein Augas- redorff et al. are plaintiffs, and Weodba A. D. 1874, at 5:30 o’clock p. m.y dcertbed ea follows, viz: Being the west tweaty- feet front on K strest north, by the-whols depth of lot numbered three, (3,) tn’ square ‘numbered five hundred and fifty ela) ',(858;) also, the south fifteen cot fromt bole of lot numbered . four, (4.) ip square numbered five hanared and a Ye ee a nt, (288.). hte wis finely located, and improved by a comfortable three story rick Hacos, ith beck bul The terms Eo Sk ides to faitieasin ‘the purchaser, iy37-d . yOOLDW. LG, Sa'seman. SALE OF HORDES. pane ar aneN BT Fara f the ly intended to prove, Decessary buildings and design was to build a ball. wit! ping , by ~ nes Al su) jare. bo admitted from the top. Ts be erected an altar for religious ceremony, and Un contatning the dead would be. deeposited by in contatnin, ie wou! relatives. On thie late would be an iron coffia, iu which the frie: might the body on! tr thelr own coffin i deeired. A Tight com hed and screwed to og se im present burials. The onies ented coffin wou! disappear Ly halk the plate on en te neste being lowered by. screws. No mortal hand woakl oh or mat the remains submitted to a hot air blast of 1,000° Fahrenheit. From 250 to 420 pounda of coal-oll would be required to feed the furnace, and complete cremation would te effected in an hour andahalf. Connecting with the farnace was another apparatus for con- densing the and smoke. Not the slightest smell would be perceptibte, and the whole basi- ness would be conducted with due st for respect the feelings of relatives and friends. At the expiration of the time mentioned the coffin would again be returned to the altar and the #sbes gathered and placed in urns and given to the relatives. The entire process will cost about $8. The society at present numbers 450 mem- bers, and an effort will be made to have it in- . ¥ A VIRGINIA SNAKE Story.—A gentleman living in the lower part of Caroline county, in- formed us the other day that a mammoth snake was kille.! two weeks ago at Robert Ryland’s mill in King William county, Oar informant got the particulars and size ofthe monster from a relative of his who li ear the mill. The snake was black. and measured fifteen feet in length, nine inches in circumference, and was either four or six inches between the eyes. Our informant had forgotten which. His snakeship had been a resident in and around the mill for probably two years, and had lived principally ce. Hebad often been seen, but no teps had been taken to get rid of him a8 he did a good work in keeping the mill clear of rats and mice. However, it 6 known throughout the neighborhood that such a mon- ster was strolling about the mill, and the neigh- bors became unwilling to send their children for meal, and the colored people were so frigth- ened that they would not think of visiting the place for fear of being swallowed alive. It issaid that the mill was losing custom so pore | that the proprietor had a sharp look out for his snakeship and the first opportunity offered he was killed, after which he was measured and the dimensions given as above stated.—Freder- icksburg Ledger. CONSTABLE SHoT.—On Wednesday evening last Constable Jeremiah Hozier, of Princess Anne county, arrested s negro by the name of Henry Woodhouse, alias:E@wards, who is sup- to have been connected with a Fae, of very ied the ighwaymen. Woodhouse submitte quietly to the arrest, and accompani officer peaceably until almost within the limits of Berkley, when Mr. Hozier took a step or two in advance of bis prisoner. The negro took the opportunity, and drawing a pistol, fired at his captor, the bal! taking effect in the back of his head, after which, a his shot to have been fatal, he made escape. The pistol shot and the cries of the wounded man speedily summoned assistance, and he was taken to his residence. He will probably recover.—Norfolk Virginian, 24th. Tse Jenspy Cnvurca Scanpat.—The exam- ination in the case of the Key. John S. Gien- denning, of Jersey City, was set down for last Thursday; but as the first case against the ac- cused is for bastardy, Justice Aldridge was ad- vised that no examination could be legally held till the chief witness in the case gave birth toa child. That obstacle is pow removed, for Miss Pomeroy gave birth to a female child yesterday morning. Justice Aldridge determined to hold an examination as soon as the mother is able to go abroad. In the meantime the accused pastor is spending his vacation at Saratoga, but he has given ample security for bis appearance when required. His pulpit will be occupied to-dat by the Dr. of New York.—N. F. Svurrosep MunpER ny AN UNKNOWN Boy. Thos. Barrett, aged 13, died at Bellevue hoapi- tal. He was taken there en the 23d mstant from the house of detention, to whith place he wss committed on the 8th Instant by Justice Flammer, as a witnese in the case of ode Slevin and two or three others charged with grand ‘The police surgeon who attended him é WAS suitering from peretonitis, superin- by an overdose of blackberries, but the ‘ort time before bis death said he had ya been kicked in the stomach by another boy whose name he did not know. The body was taken tothe morgue, and Deputy Coroner Lee will make a post mortem examiuation.—¥. F. Expres Ss T POR ManiTaL DamaGus.—The Brook- Y.) Eagle of Saturday states that “an action of an extraordinary nature, involving the fair fame of two ladies moving in the highest society, and eminently beautiful and accom- plished, has been begun inthe supreme court of Brooklyn.” It is a civil case, in which Wm. W. Proctor, a merchant, sues Samuel W. ia ley, a New York stock broker, for dam: in the sum of £50,000 and costs, for alleged cor: ruption of his wife, in which another woman is also involved. The trial of the case will no doubt create some excitement among the New York * upper ten thousand.” Wry THE Youre Pgorie or DayTor Dow’? Go BLacKheeryino.—A party of young people who were ont sapere om in the country a few miles nerthwest of Dayton, Ohio, were ter- rifled by seeing a large snake, which, it is asserted, was not lees than ten feet long! One of the young men attacked the monster with a fence stake, but the serpent showed fight, and the whole party beat a precipitate retreat. ‘There is great alarm in that region among the young folks, and blackberries are not worth going afte ee—E—E TEMPERANCE CRUSADERS will be horrified to hear that the French Minister of War has or- dered that large stone jars, filled with brandy and water. shall be placed in each barrack- room for the use of the soldiers. The minister has iseaed this order at the suggestion of the military medical authorities, who consider that this beverage is indispensable for the health of the troops. LicnTNixe Sraixtne a Coyrix.—The Barn- weil (S.C.) Sentinel learns that a few days ago, while some colored persons were en their way to & burying ground with a corpse, in the upper part of the county, and during a thander storm, a streak of hghtning struck the coffin, tearing it to pieces, and kiliing instantly two of the meu. ATTEMPTED SUICID! General” Patterson, an old and well known character of Kichmond, Va., attempted to commit suicide Friday. Tired of life, be put himself in position before the looking glass in his room and deliberately cat his throat with a razor; but the wound he made has not yet proved fatal, though it may. Pinch ma babies die of starvation.—Shirley are. S7-A part of pic-nic programmes in Alabama is distribution of prizes to the best dancers. S&F Note-shavers succeed financially becanse they ‘‘take to much interest” In their Sustness. SF Masked and fancy dress bails supply sam- mer amusement in aristocratic London society. #7 Mr. Gilligan, of Berlin, Ct., left his pipe nest-hiding in a haymow. Loas, #500. 7 To secure @ scowl of perfect disgust from a woman, tell her that a caterpillar is crawling on the back of ber dress. &7 Baltimore has improved upon, or rather supplemented, the children’s excursion business by giving old folk’s excursions. S7-A Stark county ([ll.) woman committed suicide, the other day, use no circus com- pany had visited her vicinity for two years. s7-A St. Louis paper thinks that there is pee in the title of the song, ‘‘Daddy,have you wned puppies?” «7 A male Indian, dressed as a #q uaw 1s fre- quently seen in Virginia City. He is compelled w —— female attire as a punishment tor cow- ardice. &7 Workmen, while digging a well at New Haven, Ind., on Friday, strack a vein of oil at eight feet. The fluid is equal to the best coal- oil. S7 The lest sweet thing in hats has a brim that turns up behind aad curves over toward the front forming a sort of arbor in which peck of flowers ts placed. sentatives of the assembled, sentatives of the gress assembled. That the Secretary to promote nautical education, thorized and em; te far application tn writin; State, a suitable vi of the Nav ® igation, provided the same can be spared with cut detriment to the naval service, to be used for the benefit of any nautical school, or school or college having a nautical branch, established at each or any of the ports of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, and San Francisco, upon the condition that’ there shall be maintained, at sach port, a school, or branch of a school for the instruction of vouths in navi- gation, seamanship, marine enginery and al Mattere pertaining to the proper construction, equip ment and sailing of vessels or any partica- iar branch thereof: And the Prerident of the United States is hereby authorized, when in bis opinion the same can be done ment to the public service, to detail pro; officers of the Navy as 5 aed | instructore in, such schools: /rorided, That if any tuch school shall be discontinued, or the good of the naval service shall require, such vessel shall be immediately restored fo the Secretary of the Navy, and the officers so detailed recalled: And provided further, That uo person shall be sentenced to, or received at, such schools as @ punishment or commuta- tion of punishment for crime. = ‘0 AN Acr to create an additional land sentatives of the gress assembled, That al Territory of Montana, line between ranges two and three west or the principal meridian and south of the first stand- ard parallel north of the base line, of the public land surveys of said Territory, sail be consti- tuted @ separate land district, tobe known as the Bozeman land district, the office of which shall be located at Bozeman, but may be changed from time to time, by direction of the President of the United States, as the interests of the public service may require. it enacted by the Senate and Hous? of United States of America in Cv Pa eae i parel, charts, books, and instruments of nav ithout detri- uperintendents of, of Approved, June 29, (GuwenaL WATURE—No. 67. Amn AcT to create two additional tana ais- tricts in the Stateof Kansas, Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatuves of the United States of America in Con- gress aasembied, That all the western portion of the State of Kansas, included as follows, to wit, commencing at the northeast corner of town- ship ten of range sixteen, and ranning thence west to the western bound: of the State; thence south, along said pounds fourth standard parallel; thence east, along said parallel line to the southeast corner of Kash county; thence nerth to the place of beginning, be, and hereby is, constituted a new land-dis- srict, to be called the western land district. jary line, to the Sec. 2. That all the western portion of the State of Kansas, included as follows, to wit, commencing at the northeast corner of Barton county,and running thence west to the north west corner of said county; thence south to the south- weet corner of said county; thence west along fourth standard parallel line to the westera boundary of the State; thence south along said boundary-line to the southern boundary of the State; thence east along said boundary-line to the southeast corner of Barbour county; thence north to the place of beginning, be, a is, constituted @ new land-district, to be called the Arkansas Vailey land-district; and shail, in addition, include in the district the lauds lying in Kice and Reno counties. i hereby Sxo. 3. That the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, is hereby au- thorized to appointa register and’a receiver for each of said districts who shall discharge like and similar Guties and receive the same amount of compensation allowed to other officers discharg- ing like duties in other land officesof said State. Approved, June 20, 1874. (GENBRAL NATCRE— trictin the Territory of Colorado. Be it enacted by the Senateand House of Repr sentatives of the United States of America in Com- gress assembled, That all that part of the Terr wry of Colorado commencing at a point on the south boundary line of Colorado Territory, be- tween ranges sixty-nine and seventy west of the sixth principal meridian; thence running north, to the northern boundary of towaship twenty- eight south; thence west, on a line between tow nships twenty-seven and twenty-eight south, to the western boundary of range seventy-three wert; thence north, ou said boundary of range fevebty-three west, toa point where the line between townships forty-eight and forty-nine north, New Mexico meridian, will intersect the tame; thence wes fo boundary of the Territory; thence south, with said boundary line, to the southwest cor: the Territory; thence east, on the lino of the southern boundary of the Territory, to the place of beg dis ric office ot which shall be located at Dei Norte, in Gonejos County: Provided, of the United States may change the location of said lavd office from time to time, as the public nterest may require. between sald townships y-eigbt and forty-nine north, to the western Ser ut ig, Shall constitute @ separate land ~ be called Del Norte land district, the ‘hat the President Sze. 2, That the President shall appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, a register and receiver of public moneys for sa: distr: and lace where said land office is located, and shall ave the same powersand shall rece fees and emoluments as the like officers now re- ceivein the other land districts in said Terri- tory. ‘Suc. 3. That all persons in said district who, prior to the opening of said Del Norte land ice, shall have filed their declaratory « or application for pre-emption or homestead rights in any other land office in said Territory. chal thereafter make proofs and entries at said Del Norte land office; and all untinished busi ness in any other land office relating exclusively to lands in said Del Norte land district shall be transferred to said Del Norte land office when notified by the officers of the opening thereof said officers shall reside in the the same Approved, June 20. 1574, (Gewerat waTvRE—No. 6) Aw Acr to create the Bozeman land district jia the Territory of Montana. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- United States of America in that portion of the ying east of the range Suc. 2. That the President shall appoint, by and with the consent of the Senate, a register and a receiver of the public moneys of the United States for said district; and ssid officers shail reside in the place where the land office is located, and they shall have the same powers and receive the same emoluments as are or may be prescribed by law in relation to land officers of the United States in other T rritories. Approved, June 20, 1874. (GENERAL NATURE—No. 70.) Ay AcT —_ the amount of United States notes, providing for @ re-distribution of the national-bank currency, and for other pur- Bet enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America*in Con- gress assembled, That the actentitied *An act tw vide @ national currency secure by a prebge of United St: tor the circulation and redemption thereof,” approved June third, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, shall hereafter be known as “the national-bank act.” ates bonds, and to provide Suc. 2. That section thirty-one of “the na- the a. int of bat the moneys elr respective cine sy 'y said section to be kept at all times on and shall be determined by the amount of all respects, as provided fur in the | Te ee eh i alti i f oH ‘ said association, to an amount equal to the legal-tender notes deposited, stall be redeemed at the Treasury of the United States, and de- #'royed as now provided by law: Jrecided, That the emoant of the bonds on deposit for citcaia~ tion shall not be reduced below Gfty thousand lars. Suc 5. That the Comptrolier of the Car- rency shall, under such rules and regulation as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre- scr be, cause the charter numbersot the axsncia- tion to be printed apon all national-bauk notes which may be hereatter ieened by ira. Suc, 6. That the amonnt of United States notes outstanding and to be used asa part of the circulating-medium, shall not exceed the tum of three hundred and eighty-twe million Collars, which said sum shall appear in each mouthly statement of the public debt, and no part thereof shall be beld or used as a reserve. Src. 7. That so much of the act entitled “An act to provide tor the redemption of the three per ceptum temporary loan certificates, and for ‘an increase of national bank notes” a= provides that no circulation shail be withdrawn ouder the provisions of section six of said act, until after the fifty-four millions granted in section one of sald act bh mo taken up, is hereby repealed, and it Ll be the duly of the Comptrotier of the Currency, under the diree- tion of the Secretary of the Treasury, to pro. ceed forthwith, and he ts hereby sather: and required, from time to time, as applica- tions shall be duly made therefor, and until the full amount of fifty-five miluon dollars shall be withdrawn, to make requisitions upon each of the national banks described in said section, and in the manner therein provided, zed in States having an excess of circulation, to withdraw and return so much of their ciroula- tion as by said act may be apportioned to be withdrawn trom th. r,in lien thereof, to deposit inthe Treasury of the United States lawful money sufficient to redeem such circula- tion, and agon the return of the ciroulation re- quired, or the deposit of lawful money, as here- in provided, © proportionate amount of the bonds held te secure the citcalation of such as- sociation as shall make such return 0: deposit shall be surrendered to Sac. 8. That upon the failure of the national banks upon which reqaisition for circulation shall be made, or of any of them, to return tue amount required, or to deposit in the Treasury lawful money to redeem the circalation requir- ed, within thirty days, the Oomptrolier of the Currency shall at once sell, as provided in sec. tion forty-nine of the national-currency act ap- proved Jane third, eighteen handred and sixty. tour, bonds held to secure the redemption of t! cireulation of the association or associations which shall so fail, to an amount sufficient to redeem the circulation required of such amso- Ciation or associations, and with the proceeds, which shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States, so much of the circulation of such association OF associations shail be redeemed as will equal the amount required and not return. ed, and if there be any excess of proceeds over the amount required for such redemption, it shall be returned to the association or nssocia. tions whose bonds shall bave been sold. And it thall be the duty of the Treasurer, assistant treasurers, designated depositaries, and national bank depositaries of the United States, who all _be kept mformed by the Comptroller of the Currency of such associations as shall fail to return circulation as required, to assort and return to the Treasury for redemption the notes of such associations as shall come into their bands until the awount required shall be re- deemed. avd in hike manver to assort and re- turn to the Treasury, for redemption, the notes of such national banks as have failed, or gone into volontary liquidation for the purpose of winding up their aflairs, and of such as shall hereafter so fail or go into liquidation. Suc. 9. That from and after the passage of this act it tul tor the Comptroller of the Ourr he is hereby required, to issue circulating-notes without < cations therefor sum of fifty-five million ¢ ce re, to associations Organized. OF t@ Ye ofganized. in those States and Territories haying less than their propor- tion of circulation, under au apportionment made on the basis of population and of wealth as shown by the returns of the census of eighteen bundred and seventy; and every asso- ciution hereafter organized 1 be subject to, and be governed by, the rules, restriction: od limitations, and possess the rights, privileges, and franchises, pow or hereafter to be pre- scribed by law as to national banking associa ons, with the same power to amend, alter, and rey provided by ‘the nal bank act:” Provided, That the whole amount of circulation withdrawn and redeemed from banks transact- tpg business shall not exceed fifty-five million dollars, and that such circulation sball be with- drawn and redeemed as it stall be necessary to supply the circulation previously issued to the banks in those States having less than their apportionment: 4nd previ i further, That not more than thirty million dollars shall be with- drawn and redeemed a# herein contemplated Guring the fiscal year ending #une thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-tive. Approved, Juve 20, 1674. Zz ACTON. After a long and paiufultiln she bore with Onri of James F. Acton, The veice of th May every heart ope; Nor be the faithfal warning vain Which calls to wateh and pray Foreral this afterpoon at 4 + from Obrist oborch, Navy Yard. ed McOAULEY. On the26th iast., THOMAS BEN- TON, son of W.M. acd Virginia McCauley, aged 1 yeat and 6 months ¥ SULLIVAN, at 5.40 this morning J.P. SULLI- VAN, son of J.3. and Mery EB. Suliivan, ia the 22d year of bis age, ‘The ir:cnds of the farally are respectfully invited nd his funeral fro bis pa Bo. 244 South A street southeast, on Wed- pesday, the 29th, at 3 o'clock. Services to take piace ai St. Peter cburch, Capitol Hill. 2" WILSON. On the morning of the 23th instant, ortitude, MARY © os, which + wife nee. st Go'clock ®. m..after a short Uut painfal ill =y ABOABET WILSON, in the Slet yoar er ‘Tue relatives and friends of the family aro inv to sttend the funeral from hex late residence, 61 Oh street, on Wednenday, 20h instant, st'6 o'Slon 2. ad UNDERTAKERS, &e. Ri ickano ¥. manvey, Undertaker, (Successor te HARVEY & MARR Se. 934 F Srazny, between Misth and Testa METALBIGBERIAL CASES 45D €A5KEER _marl-ly “SHROUDS, RawrTs, ars Ws Waee ger bone chs pg’ Tporthwest, References: Seat Mire. Acmiral ‘ Ocrecran, General ‘Kisey, Goueral eral aiken.