Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1874, Page 3

SE eg tH et size, tuche-—twe nary letter size, 3 116 by S's inches— Rok: BE, foil ietter size, 3% by 5% inches—three Fall letter sige, (for circulars.) ungammed inehes—one quality. patra Ieee size, ‘Ss by 6% Inches—three ees Seley ates be SE Sane, Le bas med on a No. j Ullicial size, 3 1S by 5% inchee—two qual- No. 8, Extra official size, 4° by 10's inches—one soa STAMPED NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS. iby 9+ incbes. (round cut.) ous quality. OFFICIAL 8ST: PED ENVELOPES. Also. the {| owing official stamped cuvelopes for use of the Post Office De; » Vins i—sine, 3), by Bs inches. 2-s'te, Sy by 6% luche Ser, 4 by 9 inches. . 4—2ize, ie Dy 10% inch EMDOSS:NG, "WATER MARKS, PRINTING, PAPA oTYLE OF MaNUFacrUus. iM of the ado 40) ap! Wrappers must be embossed wi bh postage stampe of such depomias- tions, styies, and celurs, must ee Ca Bae Marks cr other devices to. prevent imitation, an: must bear such printing as the Postmaster General may dir ‘The envelopes mast be made fo the ogh magner,eyusl in every respect tothe shea to bidders by the Departmest. The paper must ba of approves qality, specially Manefactu: ed for the purpese. DIss. The dies f° embossing the pratace stamps on the wrappers are to be exectted to the ustmaster Gever ia the best rovided, renewed, and or at the exp. nse of the contractor, The Department reserves the airing new dies for ery stamps of densa stamps not ow used, ard any changes of dies or colore shall made witheut extra charg» jefore « 4 into » contract the snecessful bid- der may be re for the aper val of the Departmen: dies, 2= erty of thet securely kept by the coutra d should the use of any of them of temporarily or permanently dis- Continued they shall be promptly tarued over to the Post Office Peparimeut, or ite acons, ae the Post- master General mney direc ‘The envo’ mmc dt p of each (except pot less than SECUBITY Bidders are notificd that the Department will re- quire, as a condition of the contract, that the en- Yelopes and wrappers shali be mantfaccared and stored in apartments separate aad distinct from those in which any otuer work is done, and in sach — of 4s to insare security ageiust loss by fire or rt. ‘The manafactory must at all times be mbject to the inspecti-n of an ageut of the Department, who Will require the stipulations of the contract to be faithfully obcerved. ‘The ccntractor, his employees, qnd agents shall epariment may conform to such regulations as che from time to time adopt fur the securiiy of the Gov- erumen! PACKING. Allenvelopes and wrappers mast be banded in par- cels of tyenty-five, and packed in strong pasteboard OF straw boxes, securely bound on ali the egges and corners with cotton or linea cloch alae! on. exh than two hundred par Lewspaper wrappersto be packed in box:s, to con- bot lesstoan two bundred aud fifiy each. > be wri ped and secarely fastened in are required t rder of @ post board boxes co red, proper labels of diree- by An agent of the Dopart package by the con. ing envelopes or © req ished tion, to be f Bienf, must bs placed upon eae fractor. Wooden cases, coz © transported by water ‘The env . Tivery ou ite October inust be promptly furnished aud de. in all respects. iu such qusutities as erequired to fill the daily orders of postmasters; the detivertes Bade cher at the Post Odics Department, u, D. C., or at the off st be rendy for de- 4 aad thereafter of aa agent duly 4 to Inspect and receive the same, the piace of deiivory to of the Postwas. ter General: aod t as well as . label- git expense An oge: Depart apervis- fon of the manufacture, storage, sud issue of the stamped ©: riupes and wrappers, and he shall at sil times have full and free access to tho apartments, Safes, and vaults where t! svafectared end store: ug the same; a aad his cleras suitable 0: he transaction of the business « thout cost to the gov- ernment. ‘The contrector may also be rcquired to farnish Without charxe, suitable acd pc -perty-tarnianed Toome for use of Fiag pack- he post 4 © ve forw arded pos hand + juastous of ea- wrappars je adarter- astuent of AWABD the lowest respon- ad wrappers, ths oa the bests of the number Fades daring the last flecal year, ry letter siz-, third quetit: ze, first quality... ecund qualt er size, fret yaa ter size, second quality, No. §. extra lecter size, third quality No 6,extre letter size, upgn@med. No. 7, cflicial size, first quality Wo. s Total... OFFICIAL STAMPED ENVE! ter oi }BEEMENT—BONDS w* afier the cvutract has been ecesaful Didder shail ester into an ng With the Postmaster Geaeral tve and keep the terms, consitionsy set forch in this sdveriisoment; ing, and Wit award feiture for the faithful pert ag ment oF Cor tract, according te the provicions subject to the liabilities of the seveateenth section ogress entitled “An act legalizing propriations fur such wecessary ub- Jects as have been csusily incladed ia the general out authority of law, and ree aad G he i be Hable for the forfeitare niract as liysidsted damages, to United States, in any jurisdiction there ‘actor to whom the firet award may be fail to enter into agreemeut and tory bonds.as herein provided, then wpecified in -uc the n the sword may be annulied and the contract let te the next kc neibls biter, ani so on uatil the require 4 bouds are execated; such were tle was swarded . ¢ will aiso pr that if at aay c ace of the coutract the ¢ irresponsible f. he Po. 2 80 TRACT NOT ASSIGNABL f Canuct, In any case, be lawfully Tr mesign BESEBVATIONS. transferred wd alt bide if, in his ests of the Government require Sonal the «cntrect it,tm pis opivion. there aball be time to perform faithfully any of ipulaticns, ot tn cam (pions gine Pose up nthe De partment stam pad envelo ‘Wrappers th ierior to thess now ie use. Pe —— at ¢ were may be exter Devond the time xceeding three months, by order of the General. and the contract prices. and all Bhowht th this ecntr SAMPLES. Byecimens cf the 1 pers which progesals are tavited, showing The Jpaitige sod core of paper ated wie of gueming, with blank had on sppiication to the Third nis cdvertiecme ° pact ea ¥ ot, and» envelopes and wrappers furaiehed Srithe seme peeat, ust be attached to and made part of cach = GUARABTEER—PROPO#ALS. owl will be considered unless 0 ain bied by a vaiisfactory guarantes, sigacd by et leet two responsi! l+ partics, Bidders = at state in thelr proposals the price por fhousand Socio or wrappers tuctudig every” tuing required to be done or farnished, as set Torta ia thie acvertwement, and ail ee peg Ered be ve binake forms fgraithel by thedeparte i marked f ‘a slopes et Newspaper W ~ * velopes and 3 ‘and addvcosed to ba yr Pose ARSHALL, General. made up. ______ PROPOSALS. PUR PE von aes ea Vas BE on RPenE aay, WL teee SURE: entil 19 uw. oF THE SOTH DAY OF i Steet eed Oak ‘Bil! a city for the various items of work | sna y aegreyiced tm the Bebe dale Sele irom in building ‘lots, ery or murt be delivered ae rapia Ty ‘ama; be called forby | inthe peti g Tas Pen con of the building, manely, the ninnes acd vertilating iDeraneneen, improved Sacefor the south prisog wing. for which 198 wilt be Darkat Woont: required, as flows: ‘The niches for first tier of | Batts! Washington. = cells avd the single faes within four weeks from improvements and converiences; grouads well date of acceptance of propeeal; the DicLes, for soo- out, with choice fruits, flowers, evergreens, oud-tier ond duublc fuss within six weeks | fo.,and having smoke-louss, ice-hous, osrriage: 3 niches for third-cier cells and | house, stablivg, &c.,making it in every respect = tripie flues within eight weeks from first-ciass There is @ large merchant the Riches for fourih-tier cells and quadruple ‘flaes | mili in good order, with the best and most approved Cailtoge for cells ‘and sorregnted tog ects of | Pacblesgy, And capacity f ony hundred ead forty 01 ‘and 0) ron mein prison for south wing within eleven weeks | perrels Roar avalaesiocateaes Fee cites Rane, eeltings, onl corrugated iron | Fblch hes? po gO for the north'wicg may no: Ba reanired Tutt! uoct | tel . = i i samirer,and need not therefore be made by the contractor until spscifically ordered. Grating doors docr frames, &c , for ceuter wings will be required Bithim eleven weeks from date of acceptance of pro- cal. Fments will be mede mouthly, dedueting 10 per until a m pletion of tie Coutrect. isd by a penal bond of ‘he eam of four thou- are e) day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting , after ten days’ advertisement fn somo aes Secon ee Heese MOL PORMPAeTs published in the city of the District Attor JOHN W.ALVORD, t pease, sides. GEO W. STIORNRY,§ Teaatecs, ral RGB coe He eet er an = “s wrote terest oo the | | By virtue of a certato writing, signed by all government to do £0, oF to order more or less of any ficw at the same Tate proposed i the achedulesat | fits concorned, the terms of sale tn case of the above ite eption. ‘Every bid must be made on the printed form to be obtained at this office, and must conform in every ypect to the requirements of this aivertisement, or it will not be consiaered. porals will not bs received from parties who are not themarlves i in the msnafacture of wrought and cast fron work, and who hsve not the necessary facilicies for getting out the work. will De enclosed in @ sealed envelope, endorsed “Bid for Wrought and Oast ron Work = New Jail, District ef Columbia,” and addressed o 6-13t A.B. MULLETT, Sapervising Architect. NEW STATS DEPARTMENT. = rty are creed 50 one-third cash. amount due onthe first trust in one year and the te Interoet ay eight her ceo persasea in % om JOHN W. ALVORD. GRO! W. BTICRNRY, { Trastecs. SF THE ABOVE SALE I3 POSTPONED — maT Wy aeVOnn 1874, Same hour and Pine: GEOMGE W-STICENBY,¢ TFustoos. &rrHs ABGVE 8. I8 POSTPONED unti MONDAY, July 13th, 1874, same hour and place ‘when Che enka vd fe ely take place. W. ALVOR! ‘OFFicx at js-eoads GEO. W. STICKNEY, ¢ TT™stees. ASURY DEVARTMENT, —— we a i &-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until Sealed Proposuia will be recetve iret MONDAY, August 10, 74, same hour and place, ne, deliv : NEY, the Wreugbt and Gast irom Work renuired for the | 353-18 J.T. COLD WELL, Salesman. rougbt Library of the How Btate Dopartiant, ae of the Drawirgs and Specifications may be = pplication S# this off 08. emus Tu-MORKOW. Kin plese will be farsished br the Dessert | J3* DUNCABEON BBOS., Anctioncers, ork in plate will be fursished by the Dopart- " ment. free of charge, but will be erectod by the con- Gornor Sth and D streets northwest, rs. z Proposals will be made for the whole work com- pleco ag shown on Drawings, acd described in Sgcciteation. —— : a ‘The whole of the work must be completed within BOCK AWAY, JENNY LIND, NO-TOP BUG- INGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS, OTIO & - Tr . On TUESDAY MORNING, Angust llth, commencing at 12 o'clock, we [) four months from date of acceptance of the pro- will sell the above articles, In front Of PPasmonts will be made monthly, deducting 10 per | °C7,auction Fooms, OA B cent., until the completion of the contract. ” Se aus BCE BROR sks: All bide must be scoompauird by a penal bond of two responsible persons, lu the sum cf twenty-five thowsand dollars, ( $25.000,) thst the bidder will ac- cept and perform the coutract, if a icicmcy of the sec ¥ to be certified by tue ‘x D LOT ON L STBERT NUR CH- nited States Judge, Ulerk of the Uaited Staces WEetT, ONE S0U4RE FRO’ THE NEW wart, or the District Atioraey of the District | NOBTHERN LIGELTY MARKET 10USE. wherein the bidder reeides. AT AUCT Th On TUESDAY, Angu m.,in front of the pre ‘irable part o 3% THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer 641 Louisiana ave., 2! door east of ?th street. V¥RY_ DESIBABLE FRAME DWELLING AVUBE AN 3 him, the bids if it be dscmet for the iat ment to de ao Kvery bid must be made on the printed form to bs obtained at this office, anc must conform in every reapsct to the requirements of this advertieement, or it will not be considered. . Progotais will not be recetved from partios who are not themselves engaged tu the manufactare of ct the necessary fa- tweon 6ch and 7th § proverty is distant half a square from ti railresd and one square from the K-street macket. ‘The tmprovements consist of a two-story framo dwelling containing seven rooms. ‘Terms: One-third cath; batance in 6, 12 and 18 mcBthe, with 8 percent. intorest. All conveyaaciug ‘he oost of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 re- ired as soon as the property ta struck off 4 OAS DOWLING, Act, THOMAS BE, WAGGAMAN. T B* > Eeal Estste Auctiouser, $19 Tth street. TRUSTER S SALE OF IMPBOVED PROPER. cest-fron work, and w. cilities for g All bids enclosed {1 sealed envelope, endorsed “Proposals for Wroug and Oast irou 7 ork KS = rary. hewsed heen Dey wiment, Wash- jon, D. O.,” and address to — B.MULLETT, jy24-18t Bnpervising Architect, Orr BB OF PUBLIO BUILDINGS AND GBOUNDS. Washing +B. C., August 1, 1374 ON HIGH STRERT, GEORGETOW Sy. Sealed Proposais willbe reesived wotil THURS- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of BAY, September 34, i874, at 12 o'clock m., at this the District of Columbia, passed Ina cer fice. for the constraction «1 « substantial f cause in which Beujamts Joheson et ux. Mocobry Bridge aad of a Can complainants, and Win. A, King ét al. are defend- costia or Eastern Branch o ants, No. 2.209, cqatty docket 11, I will offer for sale Persons proposing will farui: and description the struc c erect. The length of the bridge and causeway will be seventeea hundred feet. Farther tatoruation cpa be obtained on application to the undersigned Proposals must be indorsed * Proposals for 1-ot Byicue, Masonry and Causcway.”? The right is reserved to reject any or nil bids cr E. BABOOCK. at mnblic ‘auction, in front of the promises, on THUBEDAY,!he 20th day of August, A.D. ist at 6 p.m . all that piece or parcel of groaad iyiag ana being'in Georgstown, D. O , on the east side of High street there, and being the south half of fot pun.ber twenty titce, (23,) fn Beatiy and Hawkins’ sddition to George the dwelling house are an building and fi accept any bid. * Terme of sale, cash; (of which £0 m ‘anes Colonel of town day of eale,)end the balance w! thereafter, Ail conveyancing and rec; Cost. If terms of sale ara not complied wiih fn five days after sale, the trastee reserves the right to reasll at risk and cost of defaulting pur- chaser AINBEIDGE H. WEBB, Trastee, _sugi-eokds THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Auct ¥ LATIMER @ OLEAnY, Auctioneers and Real Hitate Brokers, Southwest corner of Pena. aventé and Btar Ofice Building, TAUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- FY IN ALLEY BOUNDED BY 131" AND ize, AND I AND I STESETS, NORTH- Under and by virtue of a deed of trast, dated the 26th day of July, A.D. 1870, and recorded in Liber 621, at folio 263, one of the land rec- orée of Wasbiugton county. District of Oolumbia, d by written request? of parties scoured thereby ,we ‘& Dwelling and Fence at 4 for Grad‘ng and Macadamtzing the Ayneduct oad. roposals will bs received only on the printed forms, which, with specifications, forms of con- tract vend any 'desited Information, can bo hel on application, by mail or in person, to 0. EB’ BABOOCK, Golenel of Engineers, 0.8. A., sugl-6t Chief Engineer, Washiagton Aqueduct, peorosats Fou FUEL. street, OrricE Prstie Buiinixes aNd GRornns,, 7 8!) in frovt ef t! remises, on THURSDAY, Corner Penmayicansa avenue and 31s ibe S0:e dy’ of Agu fey at o'clock par thd Beng pameree, B. . following real estate, known es parts of original 1 recetved by the under- P- signed, until 12 o’clcck m..on the 3D Day oF 5 Lots, numbered 21 and 22, in square 29), scooring TRMEBR, 1374, to furnieh this office with Fucl for the | 6. 0r\giral curvoy. and described as follo year enoing Jane30, 1876 ‘Information as to qtan- Seon ch tere seins tad oaning & tity, &¢,. &c ,can be obtained on application at this effics. ‘Phe right to fi tany or all bids, or to ac- pany bid ts resery nd each bidder is required United stat and parallel with t a y-one feet one and one-half inch- es; thence sonth. and parallel with Hne of 1th at. Wat, ferty four feet, to @ public alley; thence woat, m of G500 as agnarantes of a faith! spce of the contract if the, contract ie him. 0 is “4 Balt ley, sixty-one fest one and one-hal! Colonel of Enginsers, U. 8. A.,in charge Bablic | ScbE, ssid alley, sixty- Buildings aod Ground augd 6 | fetes to the plact of beginning, and improved by HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. FURNITURE, Terme: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve ard eighteen months, with interest at per Gxnt. por snnnm., deferred poginents to be secated by deed of croton premises soil. Conveyancing at purchas- er'scost’ $20 down at time of sale. If terms of sale are not complied wich within five days, the Tras. lors reastve the right to resell at risk And cost of lefaulting purchaser {OHS 7. GIVEN} reustecs. LATIMER & CLEABY, Aucts, Y THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioncer, 619 7th street, TRUSTER’S BALE OF REAL ESTATE ON M SUBRET, NEA OONNKOTIOUT AVENUS. By virtue of adeed of trusttoths andersigned, dated Janoary 27th, Is71, recorded in Libor No. 9, folio 34, One cf ‘the land records of Wash: ingten county, in the District of Oolambia, and by Jircction of Me parties secured thereby U'will sell the premizen, on SATURDAY t € o'clock, the following described realestate, 9 wit» Part of crigiual Lot numbered three (3), ef Square unmbered one hundred and sixty (160), begicntng for the same at a point on street niuety-three 4 100 feet esst of the south- » thence northeastorly PAINTING, cokes PAPER HANGINGS, sup CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, &e. ot ug the li of Biicde Tolan? avonne to a potat due orth of the int of be, "! u soutl the point of Seginaiag The L is Improved by @ caofortable oF) Onttage. i. MARCOTTE 4 oo., ‘Terms of sale? One third casb; balanes in 6, 12 13 months, with interest at § per cent. from day and secured by a deed of trast on the prem- of sale, UNLON SQUARE, wen. All conveyancirg at the cost of (39 East 17th St.,) SEW YORKCITY. nrehaser, depcnit of $20 will be reqnirad at the time of sale. Tf the ternse of alo are wor complied with in 5 day fren of aslo, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk @nd cost of the defaulting varcher w. Jones, JOSEPH B. RDSON,t Trustocs, jytt-ookde THOS. KB. WAGGAMAN, Acct. HB. WA ¥ Biel Retats Broker and Auetionser, Federal Building, Oornot 7th asd F sts, northwest. ated N THESUPREME COUBT OF TEED: 1 «F COLUMBIA. poece Special Term— Probate Jurisdiction, August sth, W376, isin the matter of tue will of J. H. DARLING, the estate of JH DARLING: cf tne ciy of Waste | TEUSTER'S SALE OW 4 3:STORY BRICK \neton, District of Columbia, bas this day been made | 2\). SB, ON Meru ST. Ro 1234 NEA THE by Eligabeth H . AN ns interested are | CORNER OF N ST. NORTHWEST. BELOW hereby notified in this comton TUsS- | THE SCOTT STATUS, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a de D. 1873, di iy recorded, jal to a DAY tho lth day of = one of ‘the ugust next. at 1lo’clock @. m., f trust, dated April2d, A, whi in Liber No. 679, folio 92, ow eRay gltttors, testamentary on 't.¢ yey estate of the jeceased shold not emo as nil records for the Distri prayed: Provided, @ copy of this order be published | [tmbia,and at the written request of the party se- three times for one week, iu tho Rvening star pre, | Cored thereby; 1 will sell tn front of the promises. at viowsto the. le y of Au- to the said day vite anetion, on FBADAY, the 14 d’elock ths did, Bt 6 . ms the following describe Teal estare, situat ington, Dis- trict of Ootumbia, fo wit: All that picce or parcel of EK COURT OF £HE DISTRICT | £t-und known and designated on the ground plat or lan of said city as Lot numbered o COLUME tal Term "3 BALE OF 1. ‘BASAN: factas, peti en ad iP Ee st 5 3 FY PE ‘Tucker Springs, Ac.» ‘&e. ALso, _ ‘Three clegent B Brussel Carpets, bat little used, Zier of dtound nana Vernitore Ostpets, ace 1} special attention of buyers to the above ‘as the sale is peremptory to close out consign- VALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE BIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET, &E- NH AND I STSERTS NOSTHWEST, k, in front of the premises, weshall th part of lot 4, in #2 » im- y & comfortable frame dweliing,contsiaing Seven rocma, siruste on the esst side of ‘Lith street, between H and 1 streets. Terms: Que-third cash; the residue tatwo equal Ps) wents at 6 and 12 mon: and secured by a deed of trust, with notes bearivg tnterest at the rate of 8 pet.cert perannum. Qonvevancing at purchaser's cost $100 down when the property is struck off, sugle-dids LATIMER & UL’ ¥, Aucts Y WASH B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer, (Successor to Green & Williams, Ancts.,) No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, TRUETEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtuo of a deed of srust, dated December &: h, A. D. 1871, an¢ duly recorded in Liber No, 671, follo 124, &6., of the Jand records for Wash- ington county, D.C.,’and by direction of the party scared thereby. 1 Will sell. at public suction, in font of the premises. on THUBSDA ¥, the 30th day of August, A. D. 1874, at 6 o’cloek p’ m.. all of lot bumbered' nineteen (19), in square numbered bunered and sixty-six (£46), in thecity of Washing. ,with all the improvements thereon. Terms of eaic: One-third in cash. cf which §! must be paid at the sale;the remaining or deferr payinen's to be made ‘in equal payments, with est at 10 per cent, per aovuin tn six and twelve fer day of el by deod of trast he vatisfaction of the Trastee. to be ‘complied with within six days after the day of sale ceeereies the Trustee reserves the right to reseli je and secured ie pry gaa ene week's notice, at tl Fisk and.oost o ‘the first ee chaser. All conveyanci: cost. ‘MH. WABD, Trustee. WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Act. Wi BE SOLD TO-MORBKOW MORNING, at Wall azear, one handseme lady PBATON HOBSE. Bale Pe eee reverve. Sse OF HORSES. - Derot QuaRtTeRMAasTsR’s Orricr, i ASH iN + D. O,, daly 16, 1874 WIN be sold st public suction, at 10 o’clock a, m., Avgust 17, 1874, at the Quartermaster’s Stables, corner of 14th and @'streets xouthweat— SVEN (7) HORSES. ‘Terms cash.” . Wal. MYERS, cTOIAstery anld-6¢ Depot Quart Brevet Brigadier General, U.8. A. ¥ LATIMER & OLEARY BY Kecoucers and Beal Esiate Broker, west coTnor Pe nia avenue and . Bear Office Bulial THE ENTIRE STOOK OF MB. 8. G. LEE. 1131 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, AT AUCTION We willeell, at our salesroome, on WED- NESDAY, August 1¥th, at 10 o'clock, the entire stock of Mr. + who is declining b: ress. We pame in part:—Fice Gold American Levers, English Patent Kevers, Duplex, Anchor td Lepine, fine French Watches, Stem Winding end Btem Setting Watches, Diamond Set Watches end various other kinds kaown to the trade, both new aud second-hand, 50, Cluster Diamond Rings, Pins, Stats, £c., together with a large assortment of Jewelry usually found in firet-clase eetablishments, Positively sold, and on icp carly on morning of sale, BF We cell eprcial attention cf the public to this sais. All goods guarantesd as represonted, dl LATIMER « CLEARY, Ancts BUSTEES’ SALE of ono Steam Boiler aad ine, three Maudrets, five Oart FLarnoss, i mery ‘Mschius, Builtiag, ¢ other appurtenances, thereuuto ictus of m deed of trast, bearing May, 1873, aud racordd ia liber folio 191, of h recorde of Washington, D, Will sel! at public auc'tonygon FRIDAY, th day of July, 1874, at 0:30 0%clock p.m., att foot of 3d street outheas, on Guinand’s whart, the above named articies. Terms cas! HORATIO B WILOOX.? peastces, 25,27,80 WELOOME R. BEEBE, S7THE ABOVE SAL® IS POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, Avgast 12th, 1874, at 9 o'clock a, ™., er the eame place. _8u8-3t w. ATIMER & CLEARY, BY Uxictiacers and Heal Batate Brokers. Southwest corner Pennsylliania avenue and ith st. Ster Ofice Bauliding. GOVEBNMENT = A FBAME BUILD- qher Penrsylvania ave, and 2ist Wasuincton, D.O., July Sit. 1574. id at poblic auction on MONDAY. An- 74,at 2 o'clock p. m., in front of the Building, ted on Beser ssonrl avenu after 5 O_K. Bab LS Colonel of Engineers U.S.A. Y THOMAS FE. WAGGAMAN, B Beal Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th'street, TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSR AND LOT ON EB STREET, BETWEEN 3) AND 47x, NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trast to me, dated the 9th day of July, A. D. 1573, duly recorded in Uber 728, folio 233, ne of the land records of the D:rict of Columbia, 1 will sell at public auction, in front of the premisss, on FBLDAY, August 14th at 6 o'clock p. m., all that piece or parcel of ground known as parts of’ Lots numbered one (1) aud four- teen, (14,) in Square numbered tive nundred and thirty-one, (831,) beginning for the same at the southwest ‘corner of lot numbered one, /1,) and thence running north along the last line of lot num- bered two(2) binety -nine(99) feet niae and a halt (92) thenes east twenty (20) fest; thence south ninety-nine (99) fest nine and a half ) inches to jhe line of north E street; theuce west twouty (20) feet along the line of north K street to the point of beginning, together with the improvements, consist- r ing of a three story Brick House, One-half cash, andthe balance in equal iments iu six and twelve months, the deferred ba) ments to be recured on the property sold. Con= aucitg at purobascr’s cist. A deposit of 3100 nived as soon £8 the property is knocked down, ‘The Trustee reeves the right to resell at ris cost of defaulting purchaser if the terms of not complied with in ax days after date of 6 BAINBRIDGE aul-d&ds GK H. THOS, &. WaG ATIMEE & OLEARY, BBY Erctncers aud Weal bit SALE OF HORSES. Deror QUaRTREMASTER's Orrice, *HINGTON, D.O.,Jaly 16, Wilt be sold at public’ auction, at 10 o'clock @ @., Acoust 17. 1574, at the Quar- tormaster’s Stables, ourner of Mth and © streets southwest" Beven (7) Horsas. ‘Torms cash. Wil. MYERS, Brevet Brigadior Geucra Gee iy2-ta LATIMER & OLBARY, Ancts, BY LATIMER & OLEARY. Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud lth st, Star Office Buildings. TRROPERYS OM Vr UMTWREM TSCA SD a TH AN Jiri STS. NORTHWEST. Under and by virtue of two deeds of trast, ated rercciively the 16th day of February, S71, and the I! jay of March. 1872, and record- #¢ in Liber 640, fotio 129, ¢ Liber 675, at folto 49, and by written request of the party seenred FRIDAY: the Dist day of August, 19TAPer Beretooe + the et day a ‘at 6 o’cloc! P. 11., Lotl8, in , J. White's recorded subdivision of weet balf of square numbered 235; improved by a twe-story and basement Brick Dw: clitog. Terms: Une third cash; balauce in 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest at 8 per ceut. per anoum, se curet by deed of truston the premisss on vey ancing at purchaser's cos:. @100 d :wn at time of ‘ale. If terms of sale not complied with within five days the Trustees reserve the right to resell, at risk and cost of purchaser in def; 4 JOBN T. Gy sugt-cokds LaTIM ne ¥ EJ. SW: BY * tahittate Broker and Auctioneer, No. 511 Tth strect, opposite U. 8. Post Office, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- 250 “BIREET HOMTHWEST, ¥ Avorion. oe he * premi DAY the 4 o ck Bm ered 8, in q ‘and 10 inches on back ‘ith that Terme of sale: in six (6,) oh asta Sith within Sfenoee a ie c '» Auot, her Than all the kisses of the South. ‘The West wind breathes of rasset heaths, And yellow ‘of woods grown old; The West wind ‘lies from aata: kies, And sun-clouds overlaid wit! But the golden locks { love the foee’ Outshine the glories of the West. ‘The North wind from 1 ie And Arctic halls o endless night — The North wind blows o'er drifted snows, And mountains robed in virgin wi ite, Bat purer far her maiden’s soul ‘Than all the snows that shroud the Pole. The East wind shrills o'er desert hills reary coasts of barren sand; And g The East wind moans of sea-blanched bones, And sbips that sink in sight of land; But the cold, cold East may rave and moan, For her coft warm heartis all my { Chamb» Catent Tartar. {From the 5! is Republica There were four of them and they wert bloods: blood. He ts the son of hi cause he bleeds the old man. toils not, neither does he spins once in a while. Well, them. highway. ere an episode occurred. an episode. It is something sudden. And so unexpected. It seizes you with amazement. Tranfixes In this instance the episode you with awe. mashed your nose. truck-wagon drawn by an aged and were beery. much handler and jess cumbersome. man hollored whoa! he could tell them where they were going. ‘The profane c. told them “to hell.” d— liar.” and — le of the road, aud made a sj jows: Just one of you stay in the horses and the oi three flies off. waltz to Joseph right bere now. gitout!” And the mount, I am. die of the road Ido. I’m am. tigers, and a cage full of grizzly bears. fitin the ring Ihave. Git out here ! Git ont. eay, and I'll show you whar you're ‘Then three of the young bloods pulled off their coats and accepted the pressing invitation. and held the horses. to se his to, and not ave to tell her that he bad been out to the ‘The other eat in the bug, He was the lucky one. He could gz the next night, if he wan' base bail match and got hit with the ball. best place in that vicinity was in the buggy, holding the horses. Well, the three bounded ont. lightning. That countryman seemed to have about fif- teen fists. “ll tell you whar you're goin’,” he yelled, as the first of the three tried taclimb over the fence on his east ear. “Thar’s whar sault in the dit “An? this is He started for the luck. the w; ¥ Then be made “Oh, I'm an earthquake, J am. right from the bowels of the th. Gi ts to crack! Give me more raw meat to chaw up Ima slid quietly into tow furtivel ball, They driving home in their track wagone. A Bad “Selt”” A “sell” wasenacted near Ventnor, I-le of Wight, of so elaborate, complvte, and elegant a character, and for so sacred an object—that of jocal church restoration—that it seems unjust to reat Britain. A “fine arts collection, with some curions spe- limit to the souther extremity of G cimens of the Asbantee war.” wason vie the fete cham; couple of boots—a Well! advanced state of dilapidation; Her Majesty's Hounds,” by S. Scene,” by S. Sadler, consisted quated don! bridle; ‘Sweet Memoriés of Childhood,’ E. Tophi —. we pose,” by A. detached of rusty chain; “The Lay ot the Last Minstrel,” by P. Warbler, was an egg; ‘A Dead Shot,” by F. F “Acrobats, tumbler consisted of an old and curious tooth. Amongst the “portraits,” that of Mr. John Bright was represented by a kitchen jack in mirable polish; while the renderin, (life size), Larne Peel, Bonaparte, and church- wi features.” THIS IS HOW IT HAPPENED down ingouthwest Miseouri: ‘He found a rope, and picked it up And with it walked away. It happened that to t’other end A horse was hitched, they say. They found a tree, and tied the rope Unto a swinging limb. It happened that the other end ‘Was somehow hitched to him, &7 Boston women who don’t go into the country, find a melancholy consolation in visit- ing suburban cem eteries. wz" An Illinois amy has stopped his pa- led him a ‘‘rock-rooted eaur- F because it cal jan” and ‘‘an ornithorhynchus.”” #7-In Brooklyn the authorities “seize the w ‘The policemen eat it and the chil- Tipe fruit.” dren are saved. s7-Some one who would seem to know says ing ng bloods. You have seen a young father and his father is rich. He is called ung blood be- ‘he Fe blood iu—bac his bead ere were four of It was Sunday night. They haa been out to Kinkle’s and were coming home on the St. Charies rock road. They sat in a two-seat- ed buggy, drawn by a dashing span of bays. Presently they came ts the large open common at the intersection of the rock road and King’s You have all seen A countryman was driving home in a lowly methodical gray horse. The young bloods came dashing up with their prancing bays. The young bloods Bot the countryman had about two drinks of whiskey in bim and hence had the advantage. A giil of whiskey contains the same amount of fight at a gallon of beer, and then it is so The young bloods drew rein and the country- The y. b. asked the c. if Then one of the y. b. said ‘you're a blank- At this the countryman laid down his lines, ot out of his truck wagon right into the Y thas Itt on Che prema fenee: «You roosters ‘on the wrong fence. n and hold the t right out here. 1_ ken lay all the dust between here and to with ye. Oh, I'm the feller that ken keep the I'm better than any muskeeter bar. Just one of you hold them bhorses—my old mare ‘il stand without bitchin’—and the balance jist Come on! rate countryman announc- ed his firm beliet in the canine parentage of the young bloods. Then he danced and pranced up &nd down the road and kicked at the horses ears and gvyrated his long arms and threw his old slouch hat high up in the air, “Oh, I’m a cata- I like to be stopped in the mid- four-year-old ball pawin’ up big clods right out of the ground, I Pmawhole menagerie of royal Bengal Then the countryman set thore long arms going, and the three immediately imagined that the hot spell had brought on a tornado, accompanied by an earthquake and enlivened by rapid strokes of ou're goin’,”” he shrieked, as the second of the three executed @ back somer- © way for you to travel,” he yelled, a8 the last of the three tried to balance himself on bis nose in the middle of the road. ellow who was in ron holding the horses, but the lucky fellow let the horses go and got ont of the way. other speech, as follows: id off behind the fence. down to where number four sat holding the horses, and then slid softiy into that buggy, and the baggy and then the three slid into a drug store. They had been out so see the base ball match and got hit with the knew wh ra they were going the balance of that trip. At all events they did not inqnire of auy more countrymen, quietly tre at Steephill Castle,” and on the cover of the catalogue it was particularly requested that visitors would not ‘injure or de- face the works with their sticks or umbrellas.” Here are a few of the objects of the collection. The first on the catalogue, entitied ‘‘Horse Fair,” by R. Bonheur, consisted of a smail col- lection of beans, oats, \c.; ‘Heroes of Wate loo,” by Schumacher, were represented by @ ington @ Blucher—in an “The Meetot BH. Baker. was seen in twoor three dog-biscnits; ‘A Bridal in en anti- arness, was a spent rifie bullet; ‘‘The Fire of London,” by B. Pitman, was a piece of coal; “The Drip- ping Weil,” by T. Inman, was a dripping pan; “A Brash with a Catter off Deal,” by Uatler, showed a brush with a knife lving near a plank: by Z. Blower, showed a couple of Inder Cover,” by Herring, was a fine bloater under a table cover; and “The Wearied Grinder,” by 0. Stumpe, with the motto, “Change and decay in all around I see,” Th oI distinction—it was a portrait entitled, “«A Libe- ral Patron of the Fine Arts,” by M. I. Self, and consisted of a mirror, in which the “sold visi saw a reflection of his amused or bewildered That section one of said act be, and it ¥, amended by adding thereto the fol That the court having y bankropt may direct assets or debts of the Tupt, as coutradistinguished from equitable nds, shall, eben such debt does not exceed cred dollars, be collected in tate where such bankrupt having jurisdiction of claimsof such amount.” So. 3. That section two of said act be, and it hereby is, amended by suiking out, in line ten, the words “the same”, aud iuserting the word “any”; and by adding next after the words adverse interest,” in line twelve, the words “or cong y debt to such bankrupt Sxo. 4. That unless otherwise ordered by the Court, the assignee sbail sell the property of the bauvkrupt, whether real or personal, at public auction, in such parts or parcels and at such times and places as shall be best caiculated to produce the greatest amount with the least ex- mse. All notices of public sales under this act by RNY assignee or officer of the court shall be pablishea once a week for three consecutive weeks in the newspaper or _ne' » to be designated by the judge, which, in his opinion, shall be best calculated to give general notice of thesale. And the court, on the of any party in interest, shall bi supervisory power over such sales, the power to set aside the same and re-sale, 80 that the pro} the largest sum. And t! cretion, order any real estate of the bankrapt, or any part thereof, to be sold for one-fourth cash at the time of sale, and the residue within eighteen months in such instalments as the court may direct, bearing interest at the rate of seven per centum —— = secured proper mort; or ‘upon the property 80 sold. And fehan be the duty every ae- signee to keep a regular account of all moneys received or expens by bim as such amégnee, to which account every creditor shall, at rea- sonable times, have free access. If =, assignee Shall fail or neglect to well and faithfully dis- charge his duties im the sale or dis) ition of poe, ‘as above contemplated, it shall be the jaty of the court to remove such assignee, and he shall forfeit all fees and emoluments to which he might be entitled in connection with such sale. And if any assi; shall, in any manner, in violation of duty aforesaid, unfairly or wrongfully sell or dispose of, or in any manner frau — corruptly combine, conspire, or agree with any person or persons, with intent to unfairly or wrongfall: ecli or die ge of the property committed to his charge. e ehall, upon prool ‘and courts including to order a y sold shall realiz court may, fu its dis- » be removed, forfeit all fees or ether compensation for any and all services in connection with such bank- rup estate, and, upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction, shall be liable toa fine of not more than ten thousand dollare, or imprisonment in the peni- tertiary for aterm of not exceeding two years, or both five and im ument, At the discretion of the court. Ai cell 80 combining, conspiring, or agrecing ith such assignee for the purpose afor shall, upon conviction, be lable to a like punishment. That the as- signee shall report, under oath, to the court, at least as often as once in three months, thi m- dition of the estate in his charge, and the state of bis accounts in detail, and at all other times when the court, on motion or other » Shall 60 order. And on’any settlement of the accounts of any assignee, he shall be required to account for ail interest, benefit, or advantage received, or in any manner agreed to be received, directly or indirectly, from the use, disposal, or pro- ceeds of the baukrupt’s estate. And he shall be ne upon such settlement, to make and file in court an affidavit declaring, accord- ing to the truth, whether he bas or has not, as the case may be, recetved, or is or is not, as the case may be, to receive, directly or indirectly, interest, benefit, or advantage from the use or deposit of such funds; and such assignee ma! be examined orally upon the same subject, a1 if he shall willfully swear falsely, either in'sach affidavit or examination, or to bis report pro- vided for in this section, he shall be deemad to be guilty of porary, and, on conviction thereot, be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary pot less than one aud not more than five years. Sxc.5. That rection eleven of said act be amended by striking out the words “as the warrant specifies,” where they first occur, and inserting the words‘‘as the marsnal shall se- t, FOt exceeding two;” and inserting atter © word “specifies” where it last occars the orés “But whenever the creditors ot tae bankrupt are so numerous as to make any no- tice now required by law to them, by mail or ovherwise, a great and disproportionate expense to the estate, the court may, im lieu thereof, in liseretion, order such notice to be given by publication in a newspaper or newspapers; to all such creditors whose claims, as reported, do on exceed the sums, respectively, of ufty dol- jars.”” Sxc. 6. That the first clause of section twenty of said act be amended by adding, at the end thereof, the words ‘or in caves of compulsory bankruptcy, after the act of bankruptcy upon or in respect of which the adjadication shall be made, and with a view of making such set-off.” Sxc.7. That section twenty-one of said act be amended by mserting the following words in line tix, immediately after “thereby:” “But a creditor proving bis debt or claim shall not be held to have waived his right of action or suit against the bankrupt where a discharge has been ret or the proceedings have been de- termined without a discharge.’ Sxc. 8. That the following words shall be added to section twenty-six of said act: + That ls arising or ordered under in all causes and this act, the alleged bankrupt, and any party thereto, shall be a competent witness. at in cases of compulsory or invol- untary bankruptcy, the provisions of said act, aud aby amendment thereof, or of any supple ment thereto, requiring th ment of any proportion of the debts of t! apt, or the assent of any portion of his creditors, as a co! dition of his discharge from his debts, shall not p= he may, if othcrwise entitled thereto, ve disebar; by the court in the same man- ner and with the same effect asif he had paid euch per centum of bis debts, or as if the re- quired proportion of his creditors had assented ercto, And in case of voluntary bankruptcy, bo discharge shall be granted to a debtor whose assets shall not be e ual to thirty per centum of the ee eee — his estate, upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor, without the assent of at one-fourth of his creditors in number, and one-third in value; and the provision in section thirty-three of said act of March second, eighteen hundred and assets, is hereby re) x Szc. 10. That in cases of involantary or com- pulsory bankruptcy, the period of tour months mentioned in sec’ ‘five of the act to which this is an amendment is hereby changed to two months; but this provision shall not take effect until two months after the passage of this sct. And in the case aforesaid, the period of six months mentioned in said section thirty-five provision shall not take effect months after the passage of this act. Sxc. 11. That section thirty-five of said act and the same uw hereby, amended as fol- low: First. After the word “and” im line eleven insert the word “‘knowing.” yng After the word “attachment,” in = same » insert the words ‘sequestration, seizure.” that women are housewives in Germany, queens ee pra eee tae naan * ana “SEC. 39. any person residing, in Eng'and, ladies in France, eaptives in Ital; : the slavesin Spain, abd ooguataa tw Atorice a heeer cue ss orca rt trom the Biante, = Thi days in jail is the price throw- | D' . inbabi- ing Ainsgh A pope Fl Greenvilie, Conn. | tant, with intent to defraud his creditors; or, These domestic amusements will soon be so | being absent, sball, with such intent, remain cheap as to be within the reach of the — can —— ye = 7 An ingenious young school ma’am in Polk | * ‘under rectus recovery of @ or demand provable pert peg omg 5 en ee ie this act; oF shall conceal or remove def them on their heads and pours water down | Property to s jE, ‘make suy their trousers’ legs. ee ee ‘or transfer s7The Milwaukee Sentinel says: Now that | SF's ect, rights, oF credits, elther these hats have become le, mil- | within the ‘United States or elsewhere, with Jinere’ are not so heavy in Louisville. The | intent to delay, defraud, or hinder his creditors; Louisville girl simply bends her ear over her | or who has been arrested and held in custody ee ak ae ek pe eae Saree (r gp A ys fasbi tion, issued any court nited sg” It is said of Katie King, the Philadelphia | States or of any Stato, District, or Torritery ditt Rade hig Mhcteomed | Phase saan teats Seta ee i i sixty-seven, requiring fifty per centum of such- sory or involuntary bankruptcy commenced vince the fret day of December, eighteen hua. cred and seventy-three, us well as those com- menced hereafter. And in all cases commenced since the first day of December, eighteen hun- Cred and seventy-three, and wd to the pass- age of this ac’, ae well as those commenced hereafter, the court sball, if such allegation as to the number or amount tioning eredi- tors be demied by the debtor, by a statement im writing to that effect, require bim to file in court forwith a full list of his creditors, with Weir places of residence an the sums duc them respectively, and shall ascertain, upon reasona- bie notice to'the creditors, whether ove four tu number and one-third mount thereo!, as id, petitioned that the debtor be Age: krupt. Bot if such debtor shalt, ‘the filing of the petition.edmit in writi the requisite nomber and amount of tors have petitioned, the court (if satiatied thet the ad- mission was made in good faith) shall so adjudge, which judgment shail be final, andthe matter Froceed without further steps ou that subject. And if it eball appear that such number avd amonnt have not so petitioned, the oot shall Tant reasonad ie time, Hot exceeding, in cases Eeretorore commenced, twenty days, and, in cases hereafter commenced, ten days, within which other creditors may join in such petition. And if, at the expiration of such time so limited, the number and amount shali comply with the requirements of this section, the matter of bankruptcy may proceed; but if, at the expira- tion of such limited time, suc! der and amocnt shall not answer ‘the requirements of this section, the proceedings shail be dismissed, and. in cases hereafter commenced, with costa, And if such pereons shall be adj a bank- rupt, the ince nay recover back the money or property #0 p ) conveyed, 90 ) Sasigued, or transferred contrary to th act: Promded, That the perton receiving such payment or convey- ance had reasonable cause to believe that the Gebtor was insolvent, and knew that e frand of this act was intended; and such person,if's credi- tor, sball not, in cases of actual fraud on his part, be allowed to prove for more than « y of his debt; and this limitationon the proof of cebts shall apply to cases of voluntary as well ss involuntary bankruptey. And the petition of creditors under this section may be eutti- ciently verified by the oaths of the rst five rigners thereof, if so many there be. And if any of said first five signers shall not reside in the district in which such petition is to be filed, the same may be signed and verified by the oath or oaths of the attorney or attorneys, agent or agents, of such signers. And in competing the aT join ve — Of creditors, as aforesaid, who sha’ in such petition, creditors whose respect! debts do not exceed two hundred and fitty dol- lars sball pot be reckoned. But if there Lad creditors whose debts exceed said sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, or if the requisite number ef creditors holding debts exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars fai! to sign the petitien, the creditors having debts of a leas amount shall be reckoned tor the purposes sforesaid.”” Sxc. 13. That section forty of said act be amended by adding at the end thereof the fol- lowing words: “And if, on the retarn day of the order to show c&use as aforesaid, the court shall be satisfied thet the requirement of section thirty-nine of said act as tothe number and amount of petitioning creditors has been com- plied with, or if, within the time provided tor in section thirty-nine of act, creditors sut= ficient in number and amount shall such petition so asto make @ total of one fourth in number of the creditors and one-third im the amount of the provable debts against the bank- ropt, as provided in said section, the court shail so adjudge, which judgment shall be & otberwise it shall diemire the proceedings, in cares hereafter commenced, with costa. Sec. 14. That section forty-one of said act be amended follows: After the “Or, at the election the debtor, the court may, in its discretion, rds venire facias to the marshal of th trict, returnable within ten days before him for the trial of the tacts set forth in the petition, at which time the trial shall be had, unless ad- journed for cause. And unless, upon each hear. ing or trial, it shall sppear to the satisfaction of said court, or of the jury, as the case may be, thatthe facts set forth in said petition are tree, or if it shall apy that the debtor bas paid and satisfied all liens upon his property, in cae the existence of such liens was the sole ace of the proceeding, the proceeding shall be Gismiased, and the respondent shall recover costs; and all proceedings in bankrapte be discontirued on reasonable notice an’ ing, with the approval of the assent, in writing, of lese than one-half of his creditors nd amount; or, iu case all the creditors and such debtor assent thereto, such discontina- ance slall be ordered and entered; and al! par- ties shail be remitted, im either case,to the same rights and duties existing at the date of the filing of the petition for kruptey, ex- cept eo far as such estate shall have been already administered and disposed of. And the — a have power to make Ses orders and decrece to carry the forego! a vision into effect.” J a Szo. 15. That section eleven of said act be amended by Inserting the “and valaa- tion” after the word “inventory” in the twen- ty-Oret line; and that section forty-two of said act be amended by Inserting the words “and valuation” after the word inventory” in the fifteenth line. Szc. 16. That section forty-nine of said act be amended by striking out after the word ‘‘the” in line five, the words ‘‘supreme courts,” and insel in lieu thereof “district courts, in line six, after the word “States,” i the words *‘subject to the euperinte: ence and juristiction erred upon circuit courts by section two of eaid act.” [TO BE CONTINUED.) UNDERTAKERS, &e. R icBaRD BakYer, Undertaker, (Queene te HARVEY € MARK) 936 F sreeny, betwoen Histh and Tenth METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND CASKESE aa sh marly SHROSUS, BIDAL ABD F QU re. cho! Braid! Cone, Orn. Poerl, ty hrs: Fs