Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1874, Page 3

BEVENUE TREASURY D¥rantwet, Office of Commrssiomer of Interna muy WasBiNoton, Jaiy Biv, 1574. Sill be received until T AT, the August next, at 12 o'clock noon, for inting, open paper to be furnished for that use by this Ofice, Internal Keve Sing Clases, denominations ent use, and as hereafter specified, arreis, half barrels, + QGarter barrels, sixth barrels, an Stamp: for ‘Ten gallons, twenty gallons, Dfty gations. OS, seventy gallons, eur galic ns, ninety gail andred gallons, ope husdred sad ten gall one baodred and twenty gallons, and ene bundred and thirty gallons, JLass (hi. Se Distilled Sports, other than Tar ware house, recti‘icd |spirite, and dealers. ‘Spiras—Tax Pard.— is, thirty gailoas, forty and tnuff— © ounces. four ounc ances Tebsceo, ant ountes, eight ounces and ounce, two cuocns, tour sixteen ounces Suu. nds, tires peands, Bi BGs, twenty poaods, twenty-ieo” pounds, fri xty pounds Tobacco. aud oae-i pound,one pound,two pounds, three unds, Ss, ten pounds and twenty ponuds Sanf. 3; Ciass VI. tes ~Twonty-fives ed and fifties, five Evrportation mut Stamps. red for issus in aries, Bi be printed sheets. tw ity stamps ¢ set Ciuass Il —To be engraved with ©i20 conpons, and Oe stub stiached to each stanp; exc samp and stubto be rumhered erial nem vers aud bound ip book fore ne hundred aad cg three on & page, aud book to be appro- 3 etd nomberet ass III —Bach samp to nav Bttached, stamps and stubs te be n numbers an engraved stub sbered in serial bound im book form: eacu book to con- red stam ps, four op ® page, and book ame Pad = fol pws, via: to be printed sheet. ne onnce, to be printed and por- ne bundred and pin-ty-six stamps on perforated, with & sheet, printed and per- ps on w sbeot inted and perforated, with ‘Two cunces. to be printed on: ind wel psc cre 1D stamps on a <heet Otase V — Tobacco Stamps, as follows: Oue-haif to tive peands, to be printed without per- foration, aud issued in shee:s, wweive stamps to @ 3 ee Tex izty pounds, incinsive, excepting pounce, 4 with stub at- stamps to be ag abore, with the addition of aine Coupons attached te each stacn: uff Stamps, aa follows: ‘One-bait to five poucds, inclusive, to be priated without prifotation, and’ issued in sheets, twelve stamps tu a sheet. Ten and twenty pounds to bs engraved with stabs attached, and bousd tn book form, each Book to con- tain four bundred stamps, five stainpe ou a page, and ook letiered and numbered ‘Crass VI —Tweaty-fives, fifties, and one hun- dreds. to be printed a Tora, t9 De tssued im with ten on a sheet SNfwobuscred and fifties and five hundreds, to be printed and perforated, to be prepared for issue in Sheets, fite stampson beet. Uigarette Sta: a printed, perforated and Prepared {_r iseue tn sects, ten s:amps on eshect. Chass VIi —Each stamp to have en engraved stab Bitached; + amps and stubs to be numbered in serial bGmbers, and bound in book form h book to con- undred stamps, four on @ psge, Bud book @ ut mbered. Ps included in classes d ontwo colors, the or plate printing, a: esery case, must be of plate printing. pecimens of the cued stamps may be geen at the fice umissiuner ot Internal Reveate, Washington, D. U., and sizes aad deserip- tions takin therefrom A satencnt of the number of stamps fesued daring the tiacal year ended June 30, 1:74, may also be seen a tke Commissioner. cont of pac office of tre Washington Bias wl ready for shipment, an¢ aiso at the mumissioner of Internal Bevenue in be accepted for less quantities than F where stamps ace printed in two be for one priuting for all the within the class. iia are for the second ibe printing of the vigne 4 mid also iceluds rinting only, and letter: e pumbering be accompanied with the sec ald ner & specimen sted bidder, ¢ final cons of @ contract, will be Fequired to furnish proof imprnasions of the en- gravings of the several Kinds and denominations of stamps ‘The contract will require sil designs, ales, and pistes. to b= prepared. and dive gad jlat-s to be kept richt and sh aad that new aod additional de- Sighs, dice and plate aball be inade either for tho tb hut ws iy Ment at the teretuetion of the ¢ ever demande! by the sxid Dep stamps shalt be prepared delivered of such kinds and deoomin, in such quantities and at such Bevevue fur jouer of Interaal id that all ssionor essary to take, against fraud oF or his em- charge wad ex- Proof as to these pointe - Bidders will state the time from the date of the contract, if awarded, whea they will be ready to commence cet veting the stamps, aad their dail; ‘ther 7 : fa sum as may Be requires by the Government for tue faithful par- formance of the contract. ‘The co! for not less than one ing the contract or wo! Teserves tho right to reject be for the interest ay or all pro- ernment to do 80. posais should be carefully sealed and marked “ Proposals for Revenue Stamps,” iressed to the Commissioner of Internal Revenus DOUGLASS, a322- td Commissior or aternal Reve ‘PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT aND TRON WOR THE LIBRARY OF THE mune, Fo NEW STATE DEPARTMENT Orrick oF PUPER A "TREASURY art Specifications may be fice. Proposals will be made for the whol» work com- se ,jtowa on Drawings, sud described in Bist; fication "Phe who's cf the work mast be completed within jonths from date of acceptaace of the pro- © made monthly, deducting 10 per he completion of the contract. Al accompanied by a penal bond of two respons ble persons, thousand 3 im the ) 000) that the bidder will ac coutract, if awarded him, the ecurity to he certified by’ the Jndge, Olerk of the Uuited States ; District Attorney of the District dar resides. ‘nf reserves the right to reject any be deemed fur the iaterest of the st be made on the printed form to be office, and mast conform la every reqairements of this advertisement, Lnot be recelved from parties who ere not themselves engaged tn the caanufacture of east-frop work, and whe have Got the necessary fa- Gilities for getting out the work. All bide most be enclosed in @ sealed envelope, opesals for Wrought sad Cast. iroa f Livrary) New Stare Departaent, Wash- 1» D. C.,” and addressed to A. 6. MUCLETT, Bepery Architect. HSLIO” BUILDINGS AND OUNDS, w C., Angust 2. 1874. Sealed Propo«n’s willbe received untii THUKS- DAY, deptewber 3d, 1574, at 12 o'clock m., at this office, for the construction cf a substantial tren and Masonry Bridge and of a Causeway across the Ans- Gostia or Esstern Branch of the Potomac river, ung will furcich complete drawings f the structure they propose to Bath of the bridge and causeway oF FICE oF P De obtal peed noes ae a can ned on applica fo undersigned. Broposale tinst be fedsrsed © Proposals for iros Bese Mecery and Causeway a Lt reserved to reject any or sll bids or accept any bid. Oo. BE. BA ., angst «Colonel of Baugineerr, U S.A. OFFICE oF THE WasuINGTON aquE- Waszixotox, D. 0., Angust 1, 1874. tudoreed Pro ‘a Se Sealed Propane, ork the Washes aeduet,” Tecelved this ‘omee weil 12 the Se _ "PRs is 70 ciy NOTION, That thesabscribers gbtatued from the Supreme OCoart of the otumbia. holding PROPOSALS. SALS FOR REGISTERED PACKAG: a Wi VELOPED aa Post Orricz Darantme! rsetox, D. O Saiyan, Welt i Lonied Propessis will be teceived at teit Depart mepisntll FBIDAY, the Btn day of August, " ” t) and ry such . = ben ~ sireds tue iat as may > the tol lowing described envelopes, di pom ree oe pee, dari ng the year coding FOR KEGISTERED PACKAGES, ose 10, inches. Betimated uumver required, intended s« @ guide to bid- tmei quire a groatsr oF lene number, aa the service may demand. must be made on the forms prepared by the partment, which together with sam) of the size and «130 of envelope reqaired will bs furutshed on applicat‘onto the Third Assistant Posmecter General, The contract will be awarded tothe lowest envelopes must strictly conform in size, qual ity of paper, gut mak. he samy the the y Prictivngasthe Pos! ‘The estimate ders. The De tht other ed bi lant col Yermillfen or some ‘epproe culor, { mut be barded in parcels of twenty-five, aud or paste Pound with tien e¢ges ad corners, each box to con 1 2 one bundred envelopes. When 2.00) or more en- velopes are required to fill the order of & postmast- ¢r.or when large lots are ordered vo be seat to the Post Office Department they mast be pack: mropg woden casseand b=) progerly the contractor without nal caarge. ‘The envelopes must be detivered in sach qnanti- ties as may time te time be required to fil: the of ers or of the Department, and be At the post office ta the city whore ides, or at this Department, Tal may direct, free of cost be dons under the inspection and ision ot an lone under the tnspection and supertisicn of an ‘of the Department. ie agen . Althongh the envelop: to be submitted is patented, the contractor will not be required to pay royalty —— Manufactured for ths Post Uilice Denart- nt. Within ten days after the contract has {been warded the succesful Bidder shall euter lato au Sgreement in writing with the Postmaster General to faithfully observe and Reep the terms, conditions, and requirements set forth in this advertisements Sccording to their true intent aod meaning, aod tha'l make, execute, and deliver, subject to the ap- roval and accoptance of the Plstmsster General, nds with good and sufficiont sursties in the sum éf twenty thousand dollars ( $2),00)) as @ forieiture for the faithfal performance id agreemout or contract, according to the provisions aud abject to the habilities of tho soventecuth section of au act of Congress entitled “An act legalizing and making appropriations for sach necessary objects as have Ds usnally included iu the general appropriativn bills without suthority of law, and to fix aad pro- ‘ide for certain incidental expenses of toe depart: offices of the Government, and for other ."" «United Statutes at Large, vol- ume 5, page 526.) approved August 26, 1812, which ect provides that im case ths coutractor shall fail to comply with the terms of his contract he sud his suretes shall be liable forthe forfeitare specified fn such contract as liqu dated damages, to be sited for inthe name of the Uaited States, in any court baving jor'sdiction chereof. if the contractor to whom the first award may be de should failtoenter into sgreement aud give isfectory bones. as herein provided, then the ward may be annulled and the contract let to the text lowest responsible bidder, and so om uotil the required agreement and bonds are executed; and such next lowes’ bidder shall be required to fulfill every stipulation embrace’ herein, as if he were the original party to whom the contract was awardea. ; ‘be agreement will also provide that if at any time earh§ the continuance of the contract the suretica shall die,or become irresponsibie for the entire penalty of the bond, the Postmaster General shail have the right to aire & pew bond with ad- ditions! end suilicient sureties, wuich the contractor furnish to the acceptance of ths Postmaster within ten days after notice, and in default the contract may be aunalind. contract csnnot, in any case, be lawfully Fred or assigned. Should the interest of the Government reqeire, this Comper 2 extended beyond the time bamed, not exceeding thres montae, by order of ine Postmaster General, and the contract prices, ant ali conditions herein set fo:th,s2all gvvera insuch extended contract. ‘ , Tte Postmaster General reeerves tha right to re- ite ids if.in his jm@dgment,the int» - rniment require it; also the ri t vatract, if, in bis opiuion, there Jla.6 at any time to perform faichfally any ulations, erin case of a wilifal atteinpt to Bose upon the Depart neat eavelopes taferior t ‘Esch proposal moat be signed by the individual or firm msking it, and be ecoum pauied by a guarantes, the postmaster or orney whe e the bidder re- 1, witbin ten days United States district a: sides, that the bidder being called upon to dos fornich prompt-y,and in quantities aa ed icles awarded 10 bim. to bo rccompanied oud with approved sec: in a penaity of concitioned pon the faiihfal performance of tl same 100, us Proposals anacecmpanied by such guarantee will Dut be considered. in their proposals the price por thousand envelopes, including everything required to be done or far:.ished, as set forth ta this adver- tisement; and all proposals must be made apon the blank forms farnished by the Department, socarely enveloy and led, marked “Proposals for Registered Package Envelopes,” aed addressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washing- toa, D.C. J. Le MABSHALUL, ‘ost PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CasT- TRON WOBK FOR THE NEW JAIL, DiS- TRIOT OF COLUMBIA. Orrick oF BUPERVI-INc ARCUITECT, zs ‘Tezascry D Wasnixctox, D. 0., Av. WBOUGHT AND AST 1 Sealed Proposals will b wil 12 x biog, Celtvering, fi the W rovght and Oast-irou Work, as the Drawings, described in the Bpacificati called for inthe Scbeduie, coasisiug of tho Uast- iron Niches, and Gaivanized Iron Flues for Osils, Cast-iron Ceilings for Fourth tier Colla, and Cor regsted Ceilivg for Main Prisous, Chimney Tops ard Grating Doors, &c..in Warden”s Oftices, w nd Basement of the Dr. Bpccification, and Sche- éule may be had tivD at this o All scaifclding reqmired by the contractors to put the work in piace will be furnished by tae Govern- ment, free of charge, but will be erected Dy the cun- tactors. hibite made br the piecs, superficial or the various items of work dule rough? and Cast-Iron W: mast be delivered as rapidly as may be called f the Superintendent, and required by tho progress of building, namely, the niches and ventilating flues for the south prison wing, for which 135 will be required, as follows: The niches for first tier of erie ard the single date of acceptance of p erd-tier cells end dou from same date; the triple flues within ei pithin “cai af jor third-tler cells au the niches for four: tlaes within ten weeks from same date. Also. cast-iron ceilings for cells and corrugated iron eallings of main a ee south wiog within eleven weeks from same date. The niches, flares, ceilings, and corrugated iro for the north wing may not be required until nev T,and nerd not therefore be made by the contractor until specifically ordered. Grating doors, door frames, &e., for center wings will be requir within eleven weeks from cate of acceptances of pro- posal. Psyments will be made monthly, deducting 10 per cent. @ntil {he final eompletion of the contract. Alb mst be acocmpanied by 8 penal bond of Min tro eae of four ths cc f ciency of the security to be certified by the United Stater Judge, Cierk of the United States Court, or the District Attorney of the district wherein le re- ® ‘The Department reserves the right to reyect_ any or ali bids if It be deemed for the interest of the ervmeut to do $0, oF to order more or less of any. om at the same rat© propoved iu the schedule, at ‘option. Every bid must be made on the priated form t» bo obtained at this office, and must conform in every Teapect to the requirements of this advertisement, or it will not be considered. Proposals will not be received from parties who are not themselves engaged in the manufacture of wrought and cast fron work, sud who have not the necessary facilities for getting out the work. Proposals will be enclosed in a sealed envelope, eudorsed “Bid for Wrought and Cast iron Work for New Jail, District ef Columbia,” and addressed “uns 2at A B. MUULETT, Supervising Archit ROPOSALS FOR FUEL. @rricz Pvatie Britmnes ann G@rovnns, Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ust str Wasnixeton. D. C., August lst, 1574. aled Proposals will be received by the under- signed, until 12 o'clock m he $D DAY OF BEi TAM EER, 1874, to farnish this office with Paci for t! year enoing JuzeS, 3575 Information as to quai tity, &c.. &c , can be obtained on pices at this cfice. The right to reject any or all bids, or to ac- ceptany bid fs reserved, and each bidder is required todepesit with the Treasurer of the United ptates the sum of 500 as aguarauteo of a faithfal perform- ance of the contract if the contract is awarded to Oo. A BOOOK, Colonel of Engineers, U. 8. A.,in charge Public Buildings and Grounds. 123-6 HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. FURNITURE, PAINTING, vAPER HANGINGS, agD CURTAIN MATERIALS, HAEDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, a. i. MARCOTTE & GO. Us1ON SQUARE, (29 East 17th St..) SEW YORKCITY. ———————— AUCTION SALES. FO-MORROW. ¥ TIMER & BY, Seethuataneee on pong ye ‘ent Btar Ofice Buildings. BOVED PROPERTY ON THE RLEVENTH STREET, BE- STSEATS NOSTAWEST, provea by cemfortab!s frame di Ing, conta: Seen rooms, situate on the cast side of ‘Lith street, between H and I streets. Terms: One-third cash; the residue intwo ments at 6 and 12 mo ucts '¥Y THOS BE. WaGGaMAN, meer, O19 7ch street, VERY NICE SMALL FBAME IN (COMPLETE OD! NO. 1851 % SIREET, NOKTA- W Eo’ On THURSDAY, Augast 13th, at 6 o'clock . tH , shall offer for aale at public auction, im Hrout of the premiens.th- aborn praperts dng AMAN. Lot 71 tm square 133. Terms ds; engli-td (Kep.) TAOS. ¥ THOMAS BK. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctionver, $19 7th street. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER TY ON HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN. By virtne of a decree Be District c ‘cause in which Benja Jchoson et ux complainants, aod Wm. 4. King et al outs, No 2 3u9,¢quity docket 11, at poblic auction. in frout of the THUBSDAY, the 20ib day of August, A.D. & 6 p.m. all that piece or parcel of groand lying ard being in Georgetown, D. 0 , on the east aide of High street there, and ey the south half of fot Lumber twenty-three, (23,) in Beatiy aud Hawkins’ sdcition to G h the dwelling house building and improvements thereot ‘Terms of sale, cash; (of which $50 must bo paid down day of sale,)and the balance within five days the ter. All conveyancing snd recording at pur- charer’s cost. If terms of are not complied with in five days after sale, the irnstee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting pur chaser. AINBKIDGE BH. WEBB, Trustee. sug7-cokds THOs. B. WAGGAMAN, Anct. ¥ LATIMES & OLEANX, Be Retna aok Beat Batate Brokers, Southwest corner of Penn. avenne and Ith’ street, Star OMice Building, TRUETESS’ SALE OF VALUARLE PROPER- TY JN ALLEY BOUNDED BY 13r1 AND Late, AND H AND I STLERTS, NORTH WEST. Under and by virtue of a deed of trust, dated ens 2 Say OF Sls". isr0; nad récondea in Liber 621, at {uli 263, one of the land rec: ords of Washington county, District of Oolumbi aud by written request of parties secured thereby sua | a0ll, in fropt of the premises,on THUMSDA Vy the BOtb day of August, 1874, at 6'0'clock p.m , tug following real estate, knowa 9s parts of origins! Lets, nnmberrd 21 and 22, in square 2), according te original euzvey, and described as follows: Begin ping at the southwest corner of said lot al, at th Juccticn ‘of two ‘alleys, and running thence north along the western line ‘of anid lot, bindieg on the ales Aiteen foot wide, forry-four foot: the east at right angles with snid line, and parallel with Tstreet north, sixty-one fet one and one-half inch- €=: thence sonth, and parallel with line of 14h st. ‘weet, forty-four feet, to a public alley; thence west aloog said alley, sixty-one feet one and one-halt izebes to the place of Besinning, and improved by rick Btab) Terms: One-third cash; balance ix six, twelve ard cighteen months, with interest at8 por Cent. per jeferred payments to be secared by deed of premises soll. Gonveyanciog at purchas- $20 down at time of sale. If terms of sale within five days, tho Tras- mee duo ers cost sre not complied with toee reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purcharer. . we B.gtvan. Trnsteos. _anS-eokés LATIMER & OLRABY, Aucts, B* THOMAS E WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer, 19 7th street. IRUCTER’S BALE OF REAL ESTATE ON M STREET, NEAL CONNEOTIOUT AVENUK. By virtue of aceed of trust to the andersigned, Be Javnary 27th, 171, recorded in Liber No: folly $3) one cf the land records of Wash: irgten county, In the District of Columbia, and by direction of the parties secured thereby, U'will sell at public anction, on the premises, on SATUBDAY. August 15th, at 6 o’clock, the following described eetate, to wit: Part of original Lot numbered , ware Lumbered one hovdred ant for the kame at @ point on M it ld feet eest of tho south- western corner of said eynare, thence northeasterly along the line of Bhode Tstan: enue to a point due north of the the point of com fortabi: Terms of sal rea! ping. Tho Lot is improved bya point of besinning, and theuco sonth to pegin we balance in 6,12 acd 13 months, with | per cent. from day nd secnred by a de trust on the prem- conveyancing at the cost of purchaser, A. dep. iil Le required ®: the time of sale, If the terms o aye freon. dey of eale . ve the right to Frsell the proetty at the risk aud cost of the defwnlting purchaser FRED W. JONES, JOSEPH i RDSON,¢ Trustecs, yy2t-eckda "THON, B. WAGGAMAN, Anct. j4* LATIMER « cLeany pA d Rea! Estate Brokers, ud 1th st, USTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED is NV RETW TWSEN 130 AND “STS. NORTHWEST, Under and by virtue of two deeds of trnst, dated respectively loch day of Febraary, h f March. 1872, and record: 129, and Liber 675, at tolto y written request of the party secured by.we shail fell, in front of the premiaes, on DAY, the 91st day of Anguet, 1874, at 6 o’clock 3 J. White's recorded subdivision ‘improved by @ etling. n; balance in 6, 12, and 13 8’ per cent. py uum We n the premises sold. 2. acing at purchessr’sers:, laid wn at time of If termis of sale are not complied with within dass the Trustees reserve the right to Fesell, at dcest of purchaser tp defantt. JOHN auc’-eokda HOTELS. , S*TMINSTER HOTEL, Ww ON THE BUROPEAN PLAN Cormer of Irvi: Only one block Uniou Square, the most cen- teal pet quiet location in tne city, in'the immediate vicinity of all the principal places of amusemont aud {eadtog rotail stores, has been enlarged and im aad oe enon by the addition of fifty room: and ager elevator, fere-ay. OBAS, B. FERSIN, Proprictor. EA YS0N's HOTEL, Ho, 709 @ STERT. Berweentrx and 87m Searzre. ‘P1S 1S Te GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- ber has obtaiued from the’ Supreme Court of District of Columbia, holding # special teria, let- rsonal estate of MAR- D. ashiugton city, District ceased. All persons having claims said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the «ubscriber, on or before the 28:0 day of July hext; they may otherwise by nw be excluded from all benefit of the said estate, Given under my hand this $3tm day of July, 197 &. M. McLEO: 3328-w 3 N THE SUPREME BT OF T! i Ob COLUMBIA, Holding a Specral Term, July 29th, W874. the case of Henry D. Cooks, executor, of ON, LP. CHASE. deceased. ihe executor Pia aud 16 w ‘ORK Ip 0) ‘26th day of Angus: 1s74, for the final sottiement and distrib personal estate of eald deceased, and of the assets i and,as far as the same have ‘been collected turned into mo 3, id deceased are notified to attend, with theirclaims properly vouched,or they may otherwise by law be excladed from all benefit in said deceased's estate: Provided, a copy of this order be Bublished cuca week for thre wooks in the Hve- nin, ar an mhington Law rter, previous A. Weesten. to the seid day. Test: $-w Register of Will ented to J. OARTER No. 490 Louisian Tomi 7 Al! claims must be MABBUBY, Attorney-ai enue. "PLE IS To GIVE NOTION, That the sanscri- ber has obtained from the 5: Gor ot Y ashington All persons bavu claims against the said deceased are hereby wi to exhibit the same, With ths vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or betore the 29h day ot July next: they may oth- erwise by law be excluded trom all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand, this 29h day of Fy aya es JOSEPH GIUSTA, Exeentor. F|ULIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eubsoriver has obtained from the Gey era Court of the District of Columbia, holding a Special Term, lett testamentary on thé personal estate of WALT LENOA, late of Washington city, D. O. de- ceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, Sih aot aro fas ett or belore ay 2 they otherwise by law be excinded from all benefit the sald estate, Given under my hand, this 23th day aw se, REG INALD FENDALL, Executor. Cosstuerion, WAStING AND INDIGES SAVORY & MOORE’ j¢ Emalsion & ay ag the ly anal ote Tr tet ing the digestion of Cod Liver Oil and maseau, ite they also efficiently su; $s (oe yy 3 Sorde of numerous medical men, extracts from which ““GAVORY_ & MOORS, 143 Baw Bonn Srazer, Loxvox, W. Aca Retail off alt, Chemists {nronghont the Btates end bs SAVORY & MOO: rated OOUGH. LERGTUS, or FuOTORAL cel SYBUP. Sony roe i: i INFANTS, hid. feraton ‘with the utmost contidence and cera Medical G ‘3 and Oprntons. Ws “nt ry gi ay Ana retaifof all Cheuntats end reopate For et Siig ee | AUCTION SALES. } B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionrer, 641 Louisiana avenue, nesr 7th street, TE USTEE’S 8A) UABLI PBETY Br vintac of ted of trast dares See ate 1870, and recorged in Liber Ho. 619, folio 419, ‘of the District of Oo: T wilt oie blic rate, ou MONDAY: will offer ic #ale, of EF any of huguks ists a tee Monee S 0” lock in the afternoon, in front of the il ef lot Bo. 5, situated in square No. 61, in the city 0° Washington, District of Columbia, aa the same is laid down upon the plat of said city. with the s acious Brick Oharch upon the same. This property i red on 33d street northwest, between Land Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue of the purchase money in 1,2and$ years, the yerpheses giving brs nutes bearing interest from tl San Bad Bale, prem at the P. JACK! THOMAS DOW: _ enl2- B* A. M. SPBAGUE, Anctioneer, 121 Bast Capitol strect, TRUSTBES’ SALB of one Steam Botler aad 1G, Auct, ) oe three Mandr five Oart H rness, Jock Carts, one Emery Machine, Building, Pul- leys, Bbafting, and other artenances, thereunto belonging. “By virtno of a ‘deed of trast, besring date the 19th day of 1873, and record-d in liber 720, folio 191, of the la) is of Washington, D. ilisell at et longon FBIDAY. the oe theaat, above named articles Ty HORATIO j23 24 25,27,30 WELOOME E7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, Avgnst Lath, 1&4, at 9 o'clock @. m., atthe esme piace, R. WILCOX. aus-3t WE. BEEBE, { Trustees, &7-7HE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- Tit MONDAY. August 17tb, 10 o'clock a, m, place. By order of Trustees. 12a M. SPBAGOE, Axnct, Y¥ LATIMER & OLEARY, South gat cormee Fouusyivante avons and iith at " corner Pennsylvania svenne a Star Office Building. ENGINEER'S OFFIOR, 2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1374, By order of the Commissioners of the ‘District of Oclombia, I will seli at public auction, on FRI- DAY, August 14, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the rooms recently ceeupled by K the Legislative’ Assembly, in Metzerott Bui!ding, on Penusyivania avense, be- twoen 9th and 10th streets, the Furniture and Fix: tures in the late Legislative Halls, consisting of the fcllowing article Chandeliers Stray Cane-seated Chairs, plat Tiack Walnat Arm Ohaii Wooden &rm Obnirs; Stoves and Fixtures; Window Fiatures; Bpittoons, &,, & Also, at the same time and place— i foi ‘op Bagay; Lect of Double Harne 1 set of Single Harn: lot of condemned Stationery. Cash, The property must be removed hours from day of sale. Ul BY WASH, B. WILLIAMB, Anctioncer, (Successor to Green & Williams, Aucts, .) No, 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, UABLE IMPROVED TRUSTEX'SSALEOF PROPERTY. By virtue of a deed of .rust, dated December ‘5-h, A. D. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No. 671. follo 124, &>,, of the land records for Wash- ington county, D.O..’and by direction of the party secured thereby, I will sell,at public auction, in front of the premises. on TRU BSDAY, the 20th day of August, A. D. 1874, at 60’cloek p. m., all of lot numbered nineteen (19), in square numbered five bunered and sixty-six (56), in thecity of Washiag- ten, D. O., with si] the improvements thereon, ‘Terms of ea’c: One-third in cash.of which $8@ must be paid at the sale;the remaining or deferred ayments to be made ‘in equal payments, with terest St 00 per oe annum, in six and twelve months after day of sale and secured by deed of trast to the eatisfaction of the Trustee. Terms to be faily complied with within six days after the day of sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property. after one week's notice, at the Tisk and cost of the first purchaser. All conveyancing at pnrchasec’s cost. VM HWA ‘rustes, auld-eo&ds WASH. B. WILL1aM8, Auct. g2Y THOMAS E WaGGaman, ia: Beal E.tate Auctionver, 519 7th street, TKUSTER SSALEOF VALUAELE HOUSE AND LOT ON ESTREET, BETWEEN 3p AND 4tH, NORTHWEST. By, virtue of deed of trast to me, dated the F: 5 th day of Jul . 1573, duly recorded in {ber 725, folio :33, one of the land records of the District of Columbia, I will relist public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, Augnst 14th, at 6 o'clock p. m., all that picce or parcel of ground Keown as parts of Lots numbered one(1) and fonr- teen, (14,) in Square numbered five bundred and thirty-one, (5i1,) beginuiog for the same at the southwest corner of lot pumber: one, -1,) and thence ranning worth along the las: Hae of lot nnm- ninety -nize( 99) for and a halt (95s) 1 ce east twenty (20) feet; thence south piuoty-nine (99) fest nine and a half (9's) Inches to tho Hine of north E street; thence west twenty (20) fer t along the hae of north W street to the point of ning, together with the imp: three story Brick House. #: Une-halfcash, andthe bi ments in aix and tweive montns, tt Payments to be secured on the property veyancitg at purchaser’s c st, f eired as soon a8 the property is knocked di vements, consist wo. The Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defauiting purchaser if the terms of sale are not complied with in atx days after date of sala. AINBRIDGE A. W&BE, Traste: anl-d&ds ‘THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Auct, 3¥ LATIMER & CLEARY, Anctioncers and Real Estate Brokers. Southwest corner Pennsyli/ania avenue and ith st. Btar Office Building. GOVEBNMENT SALE OF A FRAME BUILD- OFricy oF Pestic BuiLDixes AND GaovNps, Corner Penusylvania ave, wad 2ist street, . ASHINGTON, D. O.,July Slt, 1576. Will be sold at public auction on MONDAY, An- gust 17th, 1¢4,at 2 o'ck ck p. m., in front cf premises, a Frame Building, slinated on i Mon corner of Missouri avenue and 34 st Same to be removed within ten days after ‘Terms cash. » BABCOOK, nus 6t Colonel of Engineers U.8 A. ¥ E. J. 8W. EET, Beal Kstate Broker and Anctioneer No. 511 7th street, opposite U. 8, Post Office, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- TY ON 230 STREET NORTHWEST, ‘AT AUCTION By virtue of a deod of trust to ns, dated Parr 24, 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No. 638, folio $27, one of the land records of Wash: ‘we will sell at pn¥lio anction, in front #,to the highest bidder, on MON- wath’ day of August, A.D" 1574, at 6 o'clock p. m., the northernmost ‘part of Lot ‘num- bered 8, in square No. Si, the same fronting 16 fect and 10 inches on 2h street northwest, ani oxtending back with that width one hundred aud twenty-two 22) feet en’ 23.) inches. ‘®Terms of sale: One-third cash; balauce in six (6,) teelve (12) and eighteen (18) months, for which notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at & pei erty, # cont. If terms of sale are not complied with within seven days after salethe Trustees reserve ths right to resell the property after five days’ public adver- re Fisk sud goss of th chaser. joposit on acceptance of bid required to settle to date, @64 @3- Amouut required Re: Trastees, E. J. SWEET, Auct. ate Broker and Anetioncer, Federal Building, Qorner 7th aad F sts. northwest. TRU ALE OF A 3- BICK Ot 16ru BT., No. 1234,NBAR THE CORNER OF N ST. RORTHW BELOW THE 800TT STATUE. AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trast, dated Had, A, MA ve isi3 diy recorded to Liber No. 619, fo110 92, one of the land records for the District of Oo- Inmbie.and at the written request of the party se- cured thereby, I will sell in front of the at public anction, on FRIDAY, the 24th day of An- +1874, at 6 o'clock p. m., the following described Teal vatate, situate iuthe city of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, to wit: All that piece or parcel of guated on the ground plat or mabered forty wight (43), square numbered one hundred avd eighty-two (182), subdivided by William Bedin, and recorded in Liber W.T., folio 70, of the surveyor's office of Wastington’ county, feouti tweety and twepty-hve one-hundrodths (30 25-100) ih @ depth of ninety-seven and forty-two ‘bundredths (97 42-100) feet; together with the vements, as aLove. ‘erms: One-fourth cash; balance tu six, twelve teen months, wi per on 16th street iny seven days from day of the Tight to resell at ths Fick nn core default- : oR peteade Jet COLDWELEY BY LATIMER & CLEAR . Auctioneers and Estate Brok: i a. Southwest oorggr Peanayizania sven aud Iith . BALE OF HORSES. ER's OFFice, er easuineren D, Os daly 16 itt. Termecan, Bis wrens, iymata erry . dary ek: o* rT S,SALE OF 16 eaeemee orev ipreme stot tee, house There are many singular occupations in Lon- don, some of them a8 precarious and as that of re with OK" thro: ih which to at an eclipse; but as a rule of the more occult which ap- peal to a belief in mysteries bi the power a end, oniy make — wn usiness purposes through special channels <leommentntion. Recentiy, however, & * professional ee bas been seenty Asking for an oprortunity of hiring @ resi in the neighborhood of Mayfair. 7m this we ‘ante is up. Mayfair suggests, also, that the gift or secomplishaent of Teading the Present throngh stone walls, and of reciting in- cidents of the past witha miraculous —— is iat quarters in which there ed would be but a cool reception for the ordinary wise her dirty turban and pack of cards. it, however, is just as much enlightenment of the age as sixpenpy fortune-teller. The former, indeed, may charge a good round sum for her services of an evening in the private drawing-room of a West End client, while the latter seems in as bad a plight asever. The evilone was said to leave te’ itches who were bound to his behest. The police would never think of intruding upon the seance of & Mayfair clairvoyante, while a constable often run to earth the de- aded Meg Merrilies who frequent a less dis- nguithed beat. To besure, ihe latter cozen and cheats ignorant servants and uneducs folk, while the former operates upon peo} with whom money is no object when they have & taste to indulg That the protessicnal clairvoyante should yet flourish among us is as disheartening as the fect that Moll White still obtains credence in the country, that “love philters” are offered for sale in town, and that fortane-tellers are not entirely extinct within the portal district. But clairvoyance claims @ respectable relationship or partnership with spiritualism, of which we are bound to speak with acertain amount of re- spect when we find that a gentleman, who has other claims to consideration besides proving that the earth is not as fatas a table, is satis- tied that the laws of gravity can be suspended, and that the buman frame is capable of bein, elongated snd clasped together again like telescope.—London News. A Bousmiaw Romance --About three weeks ago, says the Chicago Inter-Ocean, a young Bebemtan couple arrived in Chicago from Ger- many and located themselves in a modest_res- idence, No. 52 Taylor street. The coupla have @ history, and the denouement which follows is appropriate. Ignatz Iser, a young man of twenty-six, who looks scarcely more than nine- teen, metin Berlin Johanna Klatt, and was rmitten. He wooed and won her, and decided to come to America as man wife, though, as Ignatz now admits, no marriage ceremony had been performed. "The walking being bad, they came over in a ship, and arrived in Ohi- stated above. Iser, though unaccuse rolling rapidly, ha: a little of the root of all evil, and sat himeelf down to retiect and consider and plan for the future. ‘The prospect was rosy enough, he thought. On Wednesday the fickle damsel lefthim without even a sad farewell, and he thinks she has gone with one Rassmusser. She prudently took aleng his bag of gold, so that he now mourns not only the loss of his sweetheart, but his $100. Their neichbors says itseryes him right; as he treated her badly, niaking her his slave to black his and the like. He traced the pair to the Michigan Central Depot, but has no further Jication as to their present whereabouts. AL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATTS Passed af the First Session of the Forty- third Congress, (GereRaL water An Act to amend the customs-reyenue laws and to repeal moieti Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the thirty-ninth section of the act entitled ‘An act further to prevent smuggling, and for other purposes,” approved duly eighteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty- nd the second ssction of the act entitled “An act to regulate the disposition of the pro- ceeds of fines, penalties, and forfeitures in- curred under the laws relating to the customs, and for other purposes,” approved March sec- ond, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, be, and the same are hereby, repealed. Seo. 2. Thatall provisions of law under which moieties of any fines, penalties, or torfeitures, under the customs-revenue laws, er any share therein, or commission thereon, are paid to in- formers, or oflicers of customs, or other officers of the United States, are hereby repealed; and from and after the date of the passage of this act the proceeds of all such fines, penalties, and forfeitures siall be paid into the Treasury of the United States, That it shall hereafter be th etary of the Treasury, oat of any money fieally appropriated by Congress, to make suitable compensation in certain eases under the customs-revenue laws, as beremafter pro- vied, and not otherwise; aud for the parpose of making such compensation for tho next fiscal the sum of one hundred thousan'! duliars teby appropriated out of any moi ury Nut otherwise appropriated; ani he shall anbually report to Congress, in detai!, all payments by him for such purpose, Sxc. 4. That whenever any oificer of the ens tems or other person shail detect and seize goods, wares, or merchandise, in the act ot Leing smuggled, or which have been smuggled, Le shall be entitled to such compensation there- for as the Secretary of the Treasury shall award, not exceeding in amount one half ot the net proceeds, if any, resulting from such reizure, atter deducting all duti " charges connected therewith: J’ d,'That for the purposes of this act, smaggliug shall be construed to mean the act, with intent to de- fraud, of bringing into the United States, or, with like intent, attempting to bring into the United States, dutiable articles without passing the same, or the package containing (he same, through the custom-hous?, or -udmitting them to the officers of the revenue for examination. And whenever soe | erson not An officer of the United States shall farnish to a district attor- ney, or to any chief officer of customs, ori- ginal information concerning fraud upon the customs revenue, perpetr: or conteme plated, which shall lead to the recovery of any duties withheld, or of any fine, penalty, or for- feiture incurred, whether by importers or their agente, or by any officer or person employed in the customs-rervice, such compensation may, on such recovery, be paid to such person so fur- nishing information as shall be juct and reason- able, vot exceeding in any case the sum of five thousand dollars; which compensation shall be paid, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, out of any money appropriated for seat pez se. Sec. 5. That in all suits and proceedings other than criminal arising under any of the Tevenue laws of the United States, tli mye representing the Government, whenover, in belief, any business-book, invoice, or paper, belonging to or under the control of the de- fendant or claimant, will tend to prove any ale legation mate by the United States, may make 8 written motion, particularly descriving such book, invoice, or paper, and setting forth the allegation which he expects to prove; and there- upon the court in which suit or proceeding is pending may, at its discretion, issue a notica to the defendant or claimant to produce such book, invoice, or naper in court, at a day and hour to be specit in said notice, which, to- gether with a copy of said motion, shall beserved formally on the defendant or claimant by the United States marshal by delivering to him a certified copy thereof, or otherwise serving the tame as original notices of suit in the same court &re served; and if the defendant or claimant shall fail or refuse to produce such book, in- yoice, or paper in obedience to such notice, the allegations stated in the said motion shali be taken as confessed untess his failure or refasal to produce the same shall be explained to the Satisfaction of the court. And if produced, the said attorney shall be permitted, under the di- rection of the court, to make examination (at which examination the defendant or claimaat, or his agent, may be present) of such entries in said book, invoice, or pay as relate to or tend to prove the = foresald, and may offer the same in evidence on bebalf of the United States. But the owner of any ™ sg Lis agentor attorney, shall have, subject the order of the court, the custody of them, except pending their examination in court a3 aforesaid. Sxo. 6. That po payment shall be made to any person furnishing information in any case wherein judicial proceedings shall have been inetituted, unless his claim to compensation shall bave been established to the satisfaction of the court or judge havi: nizance ofsach proceedings, oe valasar Gus survices duly certified by said court the informa- tion of the iry; but no And f : Haale ue Hi [ zea why it is impra. ticabie to juce such invoice. ‘Sac. 10, That no entry be made ia the absence of a certified roe upon affidavit as aforesaid affidavit be accompanied by a statement, in the form of au invoice or otherwise, showing either the actual oost of the merchandise included in such importation, or, to the best of the knowledge, informatio: ad belief of the deponent, the fc market value thereof; which statement shall be verified by owner, importer, consignee, or agent ir~ ing to make entry of the m udise, and which oath shall ‘be administered by tue col- ‘eotor or his deputy. Sec. ll. That before such oath is taken, it sbali be lawful for the collector or deputy ad- ui-tering the Same to question the deponea- touching the sourcesof his know . intorma- tion, or beltef im the premises, and to reqaire him to make cath to the sarue, and to prodace any letter or paper, in his possession or under bis control, when My Assist Che Officers of the customs in ascertaining the dutiable value of the importation, or any part thereof; and in de- fault of such production, when so’ requested, h owner, importer, consignee, and agent shall be there: © debarred from protacin, auy fuch letter or paper for the parposs of avoiding any penaity or forfeiture incarred un- der this act, unless he shall show to the satisfac- tion of the court that it was not in his power to Produce the same when so demanded. s That any owner, importer, consignee, agent, or other person who shall, with intent to defraud the revenue, make, or attempt to make, any entry of imported merchandise, by meaus of any fraudulent or false invoice, afi ta- vit, letter, or paper, or by means of any false statement, written or verbal, or who ehall be guilty of any willfal act or omission by means whereof the United States shall be deprived of the lawful duties, or any portion thereof, em- braced or referred to in such invoice, affidavit, letter, paper, or statement, or affected by sach act or omission, sual, for any time not exceed:ng two years, or both; and, in addition to such fine, such merchandise shati be forfeited; which forfeiture shall only apply to the whole of the merchandise in the case or package containing the particular article or ar- ticles of merchandise to which such fraud or alleged fraud relates; and anything contained in any act which provides for the forfeiture or fiscation of an entire invoice in consequence of any item or items contained in thi me be- ing undervalued, be, and the same is hereby, repesied. Szc. 13. That any merchandise entered by ny person or persons violating any of the pro- yisions of the preceding section, but not subject io forfeiture under same section, . while owned by him or them, or while in his or their possession, to double the amount claimed, be taken by the collector and held as secarity for the payment of any fine or fines incurred as aforesaid, or may be levied upon and sokl on ex- ecution to satiety any judgment recovered for sach fine or fines. But nothing herein contain. €d shall prevent any owner or claimant from obtaining a release of such merchandise on giv- ing a bond, with sureties satisfactory to the col- lector, or, in case of judicial proceedings, sat- istactory to the court, or the judge thereot, for the payment of any fine or fines so incurred: Provided, however, That such merchandise shall in no case be released until all accrued duties thereon shall have been paid or secured. Sxc. 14. That wherever any statute requires that, to the cost or market-vaine of any goods, wares, and merchandise imported fato the United States, there shall be added to the in- voice thereof, or upon the entry of such goods, wares, and merchandise, charges for iniand- transportation, commissiens, port-daties, ex- penses of shipping, export-duties, cost of pack- ages, boxes, or other articles containing such goods, wares, and merchandise, or any other in- cidental expenses attending the packing, ship- ping. or exportation thereof from the country or place where purchased or manufactured, the omission, without intent thereby to defraud the revenue, to add and state the same on such invoice or entry shall not be cause ot a forfeit- ure of such goods, wares, and mercban of the value thereof; but in all casos whore the same, or any part thereof, are omitted. it shall be the duty of the collector or ap- praiser to add the same, for the purposes of to such invoice or entry, either in items Hye unepeet ; 8 j ‘atest, sive,) and to impose and add the: ‘ther sum of one hundred per e OT AMOANt £0 atded; wh stitute a part of the di’ de, wares, and merchandise, and lectible as provided by law in re: es.ou imports. Sec. 15. That it shall be the daty of any officer or person employed in the custome- ue ser- vice of the Usited States, upon dstection of any violation of the customs-laws, forthwith to make complaint thereof to the collector of the district, whose duty it shall be promptly to report the same to the district attorney of the district in which such frauds shall be com- mitted. Immediately upon the receipt of such complaint, if, in his jadgment, it can be sas- tained, it shall be the duty of such district attorney to cause inyest‘gation into the facts to be made before a Uni States commissioner baving jorisdiction thereof, and to initiate proper proceedings to recover the fines and penalties in the premises, and to prosecute the —— the utmost diligence to final jadg- men! Sxc. 16. That in all actions, sits, and pro- ceedings in any court of the United ites now pending or hereafter commenced or prosecated to enforce or declare the forfeiture of any goods, wares, or merchandise, or to recover the value thereof,,or any other sum alleged to be forfeited by reason of any violation of the pro- visions of the customs-revenue laws, or any of fuch provisions, in which action, sait, or pro- ceeding an issue or issuesof fact shall have been joined, it be the duty of the court, on the tial thereof, to submit to the jary, as a distinct and separate proposition, whether the alleged acts were done with an actual intention to de- frand the United States, and to require upon such proposition @ special finding by such jury; or, if such issues be tried by the court withoat a jury, it shall be the duty of the court to pass upon and decide such proposition as a dis- linet and separate fading of fact; aud in sach cases, unless intent to defraud shail be so found, no fine, penalty, or forfeitare shall be imposed. Suc. lv. That whenever, for an alieged viols- frp 8 the Mo eat ye og laws, who shall be charged a fine, penalty, forfeiture, or ‘disap ‘onment, or shall be or Bei seizure, when the appraised Pp pp presen’ e judge of the district in which the alleged violation oc- curred, or in which the ewan. A situated, setting forth, truly and particularly, the facts and circumstances of case, and praying for relief, such judge shall, if the case, in his judg- ment, requires, proceed to inquire, in a sum- mary manner into the circumstances of the case, at such reasonable time as may be fixed by him for that purpose,of which the disrrict y and the collector shall be notified by the petitioner, in order that they may attend and show cause why the petition should be re- fused. Src. 18. That the summi investigation hereby provided for may be held before the pres ‘to whom the petition is presented, or, if shall so direct, before any United States commissioner for tach the and perquisites of whatever name or nature. @ collector of the district of New York, ousand dollars. To the collectors of districts of Bowt and Charlestown, Massachusetts; and Ph\lad Pennsylvania, each eight thousand dollars. To the collectors of the district of San Fran. f itimore, Maryinnd; and cach seven thousand rict of Portland h, Maine, six thousand dollars. To the naval officer of the district of New York, eight thousand dollars. To the naval officers of the districts of Boston nd Charlestown, Massachusetts; and San Fran- cisco, California, and Philadelphia, Pennsyle vania, each five thousand dollars. To the surveyor of the port of New York, eight thousand dollars. 'o the surveyors of the ports of Boston, Mas- sachusetts, and San Francisco, California, and Philadelphia, Penusyivania, each five thousand dollars. . That the Secretary of the Treasury from time to time, make sach regulations may deem necessary for conduct and managewent of the bonded warehouses, ge eral order'stores, and other depositories of # imported merchandise throughout the United States; all regulations or orders issued by col- lectors of customs in regard thereto shall be tubject to revision, alteration, or revocation by him; and no warehouse shall be bonded and no y of the Treasury, in graut- ing permits to establish general-order ware- bouses, to require such warehouse or ware- houses, to be located contiguous, or as near as may be, to the landing places of steamers and vessels from foreign ports; and that no officer of the customs shall have any personal owner- ship of, or interest in, any bonded warehouse or general order store. Rc. 25. That public cartage of merchandise in the custody of the Government shall be let after not less than thirty days’ notice of such letting to the lowest responsible bidder giving sufficient security, and shall be subjected to regulations approved by the of Treasury. Sec. 26. That ali acts and of acts incon- sistent with the provisions o! act are berebs repealed; that nothing herein contained shalt affect existing rights of the United States; and im all cares in which prosecutions been actually commenced for forfettures incurred, the Secretary of the Treasury shall have —— to make compensation, as provided inthe fourth fection of this act, to the * who would, under former laws, have been entitled to share in the distribution of such forfettures. Approved, June 22, 157 DIE BROWN. Ancost 1th. ifter @ parietal ili- ners, Mrs. CELIA BROWN, wife of Joh Brown, apd danghter of Roderick Delaney, in the Zist year hor age. Her funeral will take place from her late reai- >. 2929 E street northwest, on Thursday instant, at 3 o'clock p.m. Relatives aud vited to attend. . CONNELL. Angust 12th, PATRICK, ace 1 year and 10 months, son of Patrick avd Ustharine ‘Oepnell. Foneral Thorsday, st (o'clock p.m., from Mo 76 Jackoe sil.y. Friends of ine family are invited to attend. - DAVIS. Onthe 1th instas' MABY DAVIS, aged 21 year cays, daughter of Wm Bolatives and friew ily are reepecttal- rel, from Ate ay * charch, corasr Pennsylvania avenae aod h street northwest, Thareds: oroing, @t 10 o'clock, Besidence corner 37th Bstrects. * DAVIS. On the ith instant, FANSITE, danghter of Joon B. and Lucretia wis, aged 1 year,é months and Il days. Beiatives and friends of the family are respectfcl nested to attend her faneral, from No. 1512 Jersey avenuc, Thursday, at 19 o'clock a. MACRER. At 5 »,m ™M MakY BE. MAURER, o the Inte A. Bryaut N ™. on the 1th & “ter of Bt [Pecorsiurg pape copy The foneral will take place Tharsday morning, W o'clock, from the Charch of the I nmaoul ste C ception. VORSHOF. On the 2th instant, ater a long ffi- bers, which she bore with Chri-tiaa f.rtitale, BO- SINK VORNE 6 youre from y tesidence of her rf jaw, A. Braver, 3 treet, between 31 Bnd 4: streets. Istend, 3220 m., to-morrow. Berv ices at the German Lutheras Courch,corver ond E streets northwest, at 4 o'clock p.m. ‘and frieugs of the family are fi tan K On the ih inst , at 9% o'clock Pp. ™m., CLABA, wife of Frank H.W. 2, aged 33 years and 7 thonths, daughter of MH. kavous of ris. Ky. Kelauves and friends of the famiiy ore, penpect- fully invite end ber funeral fro ween Wi sirects northwest, at 90 clock ; o St. Mary street north {Rockville and Balti and Paris, Ky, papers please copy } UNDERTAKERS, &e. 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