Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1874, Page 3

RAILROADS. PROPOSALS. h4“tIm0RE AND OHIO RalLEOAD. SUNDAY, Jcxy 3, 1st, Mlemeceene pnnted ciry. FROM ! am Baltimore and W: tions cu Main Stem. medias Way ‘m. W inokester, of Bocks Politea branch sod Se ries at ‘ay Stations. taba stpckeille. Botnt of Books, ork ol , Onmboriaad. tions’. uetropolitan road. . SUNDAY TRAINS. and Way Stations —8,39 &. m., 1.00, a sand 7.305 For Baltimore and Relay —7.30 a. m, and 7.05 m. $03 9. m. and 7p. m. Putshure —3.43 p.m. SS All Trarms Stop at Viatuet Hotel, Relay House Station. BAbzimore & POTOMAO KAILROAD Derot conse 61H 42ND BsTeeats N.W ‘2th. 124, trains will rus as follows: ex, Sunaay, New Kerk, om 3 ily, ex. Sunday. tons except Bavday Hons 9:35 2 m., daily, from jo" more capa ooo > rs as daily, 7:03 sommmetey tion Baltimore daily except Su v os , datly, New it Express. ving Washington at S Inesday and Friday, sud 3. pt Sunday. connect at Bowie Pope's Cree? , leaving Bowie at 10 a. D. W., arriving st Pope's Crees at 13 Pm. Trains leaving Waskington at 9:35 a. m. : Counect at Odenton with traits for rains arriving at Washington st 1) 39 p.m and 0:53 PB ‘at Bowie with rope’s Oreck line. Passeng: ving their orders at Ticket Office Corner of 13th tr ane An- for tole and jonces to al! points North bl ‘tenatt, Colum- iP: . Louis, Yor Or points East, Weet, North ana South. EB. L. DUBABRY, General Supt. YOUNG, Gen'l Pase’r Agent. epzs-tf 1874pexnsvivaxia gourrl874 SOBTHWEST, ‘Trains tes fa S ‘Wasain, rs Ce THE OfzA’ —— Pa oy) T D&sBLE T2a0K ‘Sours, = cents, Pes andrea ‘alles saved te Westera aad Central York. ma. daily, except Sunday, Southwest 3 Ciacianad funee, ‘s procuring tickets St these oflose can cosas aise Ouse leas 0. » ‘You 5G, Generel Paseruger Baltimore, Md. ALEX4ANDELA @ WASHINGTON BB aD SLEXAND 14 @ FREDERIOKSBUKG EE OGonwes ov 8 axp 8:xTH STauETs. Local trains jeave for Alexandria aa follows:—¢, 7, 8,9," 10,11 a.m. 1,3,4, a 9m, ‘an4 7 p.m. daily, ail other’ rains except Traics from Alexandria s: jows:— 7:33, 6:33, 0:33 “ Sates acai other trains ally xeopt Sunday. = 9 a.m. aod 4 3 im. &T SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond. Washiugton 11:33 p. m. dally, except Sanday. Throngh tickets to al) points South and Bouthwest for sale ai OSicc* corner l3th street and Pounsylve- Bis svenu, apd corner 6th street THE TRADES. wails AND IBON AW. A Gs Pons, SI8G FSAMES 643 Lenten of 7th street Pitvate Es 1 RR moma iaeneas. IRON FEAMES for Stores, st facto: 5 ree AGs, CAMP-MEBTING TESTS for sale or jent for the ed Proof A: Agent Lmproved Mildew win me. Balumors ‘Annapolts, Orenberry and ay Stations; (via Metro! Pere areen sine PUR G inane be Orrick oF Burzrvistxe Pro will be Fecetved. M.of the 21s7 pay 0} woul 12 = ‘and delivering, bythe Lramtogs soa describes ty 1 >» tbe Lrawings and descr! Bo bid will be recetved eacegs aan loweces ef the quarries from which the po«d to ished, ‘artics who are engaged Im stone- have the n:ccesary facilities form prompt of the work as required, and who mast bond fromthe owners of the quarry from which tesir sample is taken, that they will deliver tne w~ck r quired in time to enable the bidder to com- te the work within the ti ve above spect! Peyment be mane monthly, deductin: per cert. of work executed until the fusl com; of the ec ptrect A'l bids must be accompanied by the bond of two resp usib e persons, in the sum of five thousand dol eT*, ($5,000,) that Bde bidder will acospt and per. form the coptrect if a him, \d execu'e bonds pnaand dollar reved by the United cited Ststes Oourt, or Attorney of the district whereiu the bid- artment reserves the right to reject any or it be deemed for the interest of the Go.- 0 80 Every bid must be made on the priated form, to be obtained at this «fice, ard mu:t conform in every Tespect to ‘he requirements of this advertisement, or it wil! t be considered. Ucpies cf the Pinus a: d Specifications may be ob- ta'ned on ay jeation at this offics, « ry Stater Judge, Clerk of the 0 the Dis! States G -noral gton, D. O.,” and, with the sam p'es properly labelled with the name of tne bid der and qaarry marked therse ret a MULLETT, A.B _sugsi-1st Supervising Architect. TH WING OF THM NEW STATE. WAR AND NAVY DB- PAROMENTS’ BUILDING, WASHING- TON.D 0. Orrick oF StrRnvisine Agcurrecr, TREASURY DErARTMENT Wasninetox, D. U., Augast 4, 1874 Rested Proposals will ‘be reesived at this office uc til 12 m.cf the Bath Day OF BEPPEMBER. IBlhy for furnishing, delivering, fitiog, and piace tne Wronght and ‘ork. ited by the Drawings, described in the tions, ard called for im the Schedule, consisting of the S'aire. ornices under stone platiorms of Prin- Gipal plairs, Shirtings to Booms, &c., and outside rou Fence ‘Cupies <f the Drawings, Specineation, and Sched- ule may be had on application at this office, All Beafiaidiug reawired by the Contractors to put the work in pisce will bs farnished by the @ov- “Emeut freo of charge, but will be erected by the tractors. Propcasis will be made by the ploce, superficial or Mnesi foot weight, for the various items of work, a provided for in the Bchednie. whole of the Wrought and Cast-iron Work must be celivered as rapidly as may be called for bt the Buperintendent and reqnired by the progress of the Building, namely : The Curnices ander the stair platforms must be finished within two m: date of acceptance — mont! t date; st be put up as rapidly asthe mssonry work will permit." Payments will be made month:~, deducting ten Der cept. until the final compte:toa of the contract All bids mast be accompanied by a penal bond of two responsible persons, in the sum of five thousand dc Hare, (5,000,) that the bidder will accept and por- form the contract if awarded him, the sufficiency of the secarity to be certified by ‘the United States Judge, Clerk of the United States Court, or the Dis- trict Atiorney of the cistrict whorein the bidder re- sides The Department reserves the right to reject any or ali bide, it it be deemed for the interest of the Gover » 80, oF to order more oF less of any item me ‘rate proposed in the schedule, at its option. Every bid w ust be made on the printed form, to be obteined st this office, and must conform in ovary Tespect to the requirements of thie advertisement, t will not be considered Proposals w'tl not be recefved from parttes who sre not themselves engaged in the the maanfacture cf Wronght snd Cast-iron Work, and who have not the necessary factiities for gettlog out the work. Proposals will be enclosed in a sealed envelope, om- dore:d* Bid for Wrought and Onst-iron Work for the New State, War, and Navy Departments’ Buiid- ing,” and addressed to A.B. MULLETT, aug? 18t Supervising Architect. Pees FOR TILING AND FLAGGING FoR THE TEBRACES, APPBOAC AND SIDEWALES, ac . UF THE SOUTH WING OF T BW ST‘TE, WAR AND BaVV | DEPARTMENTS’ BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Orrice oF Taeascry Derareme: PERVISING Ancar Wasuineton, D. C., August 13, 187: { Prop: sai wil be received ac'this office m. of the 3D DaY oF SEPTEMBER, 1874, for < and delivering at the site of the new ‘avy D> partments’ buil 4iog, Wash- the Tiling acd Fiaeging required Realed neti 12 forn iF and c STEAMER LINES. AMESICAN Ling. om uid STEAMSHIPS. CARE aM cam Vise _ Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for QUEENSTOWS ard LIVEBPOOL. CABIN, INTERMEDIATS and STEBRAGE ___ AUCTION SALES. | Tre BY. aS r 9 ‘Star Building. EVENING STAR._| yop yy ty ‘Ths house of the Prince of Wates and his bappy family ison the Mall. At the end of the same tquare is that of the Duke of Edin. burg and his wife, the Grand Duchess of Rus- | OF VALUARG: Pp Selaet "piece ON > STREET, Pie Cl ‘OM. B CLOTHING AT AUCTION. Gu SATURDAY MOBSIRG: Beton athe ot 12 o'clock. within our auetion-rooms, we shail sell acovsignment of Custom-made gentlemen's Clothi sia.” There have been new reports to the ACOOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. sepa ot UATIMER & OLS effect that Loulna-~“the mub nosed fret git,* Bates as low as by another first-class Line. B* THOS. B. WAGGAMA: as prejudiced Englishmen ivelegantly term netieneer. ber—was dissatisfied with jace of resi. PETER WRIGHT & BONS, General a Beal Katate A) nana | with this pli sdolehia i don’t see why she should be discon- tented. if she thinks thisis a poor place, she FRANE W. ®ANBOR ught to see some of the warehouses the ang? ly ‘Ageat, Washingte: Exe canal. The royal family ts close togetuer, NOtton- Just atone, backingham ‘Palace, te rea: dence the Queen. a ive the Noras The Steamer GEORG: % Beatrice ; Privce Arthur, who ie Dake of Oon- We poicek, for bene seps-a { Hep.] THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Auct. Pty ny pom Potot, Marshall : ‘The royal tamil Boltimore, er he of the’ Princess of 39 16-toel a i THIRTY BENCHES OR SK1TRES. SUIT. & HOOLS Fok 5CH OB PUBLIO MALL. On 6A 5 dahemg Der children on her back are om sale. ———_________ Ages. ” poe ay, 1874 SUMMED sbRancEMENT 1874 This is vot “put on. ¢ is an amial y. POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS, : Le aT COLTON’S. BLACKISTON'S _JStaND, anp burg TURDAY, September Sth. at 10] photographed with one leg over the back of a clock. we will sell’ at chr auctton-r. ome— LEON ARDTOW: "S01 Buches ‘Or Betiees, some with reversible chair, which imparts a grace and majesty to hie 22s svi and favorite Irom Steamer PILOT BOY, Sei Seniting purchaser ects LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts | tte Aititade “with ‘General Washington ‘when SaTuRpay’ MORNING ee enn Jon's, E0808, *f Trastoce, F WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Qvctionser. : rien momar Cheapside, the other day fags ou Potomes as follows. augld-tewaés THOS. B. WAGGAM bi Sectuwest eoreee Beth aa Bas’ | when the Duke and Duchew drove by to attend On TUESDAY, * On SATURDAY, . the opening of a new school Dutiaing, ‘and saw leave at 7 o'clock tor re, at 7 o'clock for TO-MORROW. scores of es openly wi aengene Sint Simons, ¥ DUNCANSON BOB , Auctfoncers Tiage, on both sides, and almost put their faces cok poet Liverpogt Point, Bouibeast corner Sth aid D streets northwest, features of tnels beloved. Feyeity. tow dition, on, STOCK, OF FANCY GOODS, Boars. MEN'S oretek p Was, being Bho rete igh | cht are the Americans. They would have stood art's Wharf, Stewart's Wharf, Hats, HANDEERUBIBFS, UN! BT! f 0, 1b, — Bh eine 3 Eee! ‘eons te i | OM the walk I'he a row of dummies, and never Folscn's Wharf. Tolson's Wharf, AND DRAWE&S, HOBIRKY, NOTIONS, fre iB depth, improved by a two-story frame dwell: | 1" ught to hive poked their noses into the car- iatthiae’ Point, Matthies’ SHELF GOODS, &c . AT AUCTION. One-half cash; balance in three and six | Tinge windows 1 sometimes think our people Ws Wharf, Plattox Oreck, aaa 1 eee geet nner Ate the, for notes bearivg taterest and secured bys | wiinever learn good breeding. The Doone ‘Wharf, Ditt's Wharf, ate ms, corner 9th and D streets norihwest, | lerd of trust on the PE ee eree tage Of | is 8 girl of seventeen, with very red checks and Cotton's Wharf, Oolton’s Wharf, 8 general variety of Notionsand Fan: | “*!«- ABH. B. AMS, sbal-rocm expression; and be is a big fellow Blackiston’s Island, Biackiston’s Isiand, Hosters « & ay ga a tree with a coarse mouth, and sleepy eyes, bat good oman. te ape, Necktirs, Bows, &c., * look in, ithe hy Bh en ekg bizewind Galion kamen" | FRY ARAB, MILLIAME, Amuonee, | | Inching witialy and having m Bociy eultvated (amekins the above Returning on Sunday pa pb aed prone, No, 1001, northwest corner lth D stroms. | He can swear a bole clean throngh the cheek Fare for round trip, $2.4). 8 "= Shore | Mou's and Women's Gloves” Hose and Half Hoss, | sate or FIVER VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs | °f 88 vxnrance agent, Dean Stauley tells mo. Apply to WM. H. BYLES, Agent, Paper Collars, Cotton Handkerchi-fs, FRONTING ON H STREET NOTA. BRE | London Letier to Danbury News ba $ Ste-stret Wharf, May oie (eg bey ee TWEEN FikST AND NORTH OAPITOL STS. > mcnkuke Aaeeean oe : Pers sud Pencils, 8901 Silk, Table Damasks, East At SUCTION ‘TRE LAST NOTABLES ARRIVAL at Saratoga is fr 2OM PHILADELPHIA Fable Catlors, Fotket go.5 ts am On TUESDAY, September Sth, 1974, at 6 | “Bonqnet Johnny.” It will be remembered that fe josom rawers, Bs a quet Jobun: ent of 3 ork cit Ship by Fires Votes eens eee ee Mow. ck Dm» Lshalieell, tn front if the pram- | Bouquet Jobuny is a resident of New York city w Express Line.” rie No. 117 to 101, Pprerte ices operon es prose And was raised to the dignity of bouquet at- tendant to Mr. Sartoris during the latter davs of _FBOM BOSTON AND PROVIDEROR muetetinke his courtship in Washington, Aithough ‘Misr Mark freight vie “Olzdes Tron Line,” and ship b: {Bep. UN Aucts. Neliie had a conservatory of her own, yet her See advertisement ES eee Hee f2¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, eee re rn a net tee Bie, tee For full information to : eee aero t hen street. ¥ WASH. B. WILLIAMA. Auctioneer fee oer cit! and Jokeny was kept employed in this business. He also furnished the memor- able stand of flowers that was so admired the day of the wedding. Jobnny tells me that Mr. Sartoris paid him seven hundred dollars for that stand. it was seven feet long and four feet wide. The flowers came from Boston and New York. Jobury went over on the same steamer with the young couple, and has just returned ply @. ¥. 8 69 Water street, Georgetown De. Arne Eres REDUC! Seth BEW YORE AND GLABGOW. = FAVOKITS ROU AT Pry Accommodati. AMER EVERY WEUNES, SATURDAY. Fxom Prers 90 anv ¥1 Nowe Brv: __spaa-ly (Successor to Green & Williams, Anct’s,) Bo. 1001, northwest corner eth and D. AUCTION BALE UF SUBURBAN LOTS. Will be « DN BSD: AB PEREMPTORY SALE OF pe EE AND PLATFURM SCALES AT ON. On FBIDAY Beptember 4th, 1874, at 11 ‘clock & mM , at my auction rooms, I will sell jan assortment of scales from one of the best era in the country, empracing— 20 Platform Counter Scales (weighing from one half ‘ounce te 240 Ibs ) Ibeation, | trom England, where he made visit to Mr. and Bates oF Passace—PAYABLe IN OUREENET: © ee oe oh (adinin) tayacont to tee ‘aod Drovers | Mrs. Sartoris, only fom woeks ago. The young TO GLASGOW, LIVEKPOOL, LONDON. tapi (medtam. opportunity of | couple are living quietly in thelr cottage on DEBRY, QUEENSTOWN OR ‘BAL EAST. ‘The sitention of the trade is called to this sal small —P paternal » whic! near the sea. They Catt oa te S20. sccording, to Accommodations | and an examination of the stock by these neodty - have yachts and equipages, and everything to INTERMEDIATE gue STEPEGR pg Ls |W eleylyTevectull rlleie. WLING, A Bix por cent, reduction for all cast socio peopuiste trate te nioeeeaee in Usto- wor ats sssued Sor any amount at ewes roles, = bs Ane WASH. B_ WILLIAMS. Auct- | ber, and epend the winter with her parents. IMEB & CLEARY ANNIE gE HUMPHEETS, ane, olonel Fred. Grant is to be married toa 4 young lady in Chicago in October.—Saratoga or 1230 dah treet pens PTT Taniaaveute, | Soothwest comer Penns Ivanta avenue and Vorreupendont Keutsvslle Courter Joona aps-mw,f-6m near Treasury Dep't, Washington. L FLor R, TRUSTEB’S SALE UF VEBY DBS! BLE A Bosrvess-Like Weppiw JUNABRD LINE ENDERD ASD Bret BRSL ASTATE. SITUATED ON SOUTH B | since as Rev. J. 1. Miller, the preet: cus Ss PITOL STKget Geer TAERO VEE EE i Lanie CTTREY | Staceton Fomete Seminary, was paming Gown. NOTICE cite eae ok ST MPROVED BY A LABGE LIVERY gerd ane nromne. oar oe xing With the view of diminishing the chi LITLE OF THE PARTIES TO of dat, dressed in his working clothes with Usion, the Steamers Of this Line take & apoeines ar BY jittne of a deed of trast, dated Bel young man February . 1874, duly recorded in Liber 751, folio the mec! . ove of the land records tor Wi course for all seasons of the year, On the outward passage from Queenstown to New ecumy ‘ashing. 888, % ton coumy, District of Uolumbia, ad at the request York or Boston, nd Anthony Hyde, recorded in Liber K.0 © | ten couniy. _ seine tothe sre of 60 at 43 lat,, nthony Hide, rec ‘itera oi ike cist | of tne Partie stented shorby 1 gilt oll at public 7 al when i i n tl omew ard ridit os surviving ates. wi lone?” Ri, sa ya Tay oled at ai ints, or ucthing we thanorthot dee | deli tothe highest bladet.os tos prelags, EDRESDAY, the S soot on Fal. fellow, and_ product: "look p. panied Mr. M. to the residence of the lady. entering pow 6 found a neat looking lady sitting sewing, not surprised by the visit. She calm}y put aside her sewing, and rising up, the ter, A. D. 1874, at 3 o'clock p. m. 6 follow. ing described real estate, situated im the city of Wasbington, District of Columbia, to wit:—Part of los nambered owe: (2), in square numbered nine bun- dred and two (902), being the west thirty-seven (57) feet front of said lot two (2), and rouuivg back with Neense DAY, the 4th day of September next, at in., all of lot uumbered 4,(fonr,) in sq re 708, fronting 184 fect 9% inches, acoording to blic plat on South Capitol street, and runvicg back to the chanzel of the river, with the improve- ments, consisting of a steam engine and batidings, sot her Hlaalse So Bed ent THE BRITISH AND NOKTH AMERICGAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. From New York. ceremony making the twain one was performed. . | pkzow Baw Fore Water Fights snd privileges, aad ailof the party's | ‘het ¥ jdth to the depth of said let two gine | Tae quick welling was tn sinong sualonat te aes Abyrsinis.Wed., Sep, 3] Parthia......8at. sr emiate to und Sr acete Genesee with the imprevements, consisting of a large and a 4 z China. Bat... Sep. $) *Seotial. righte ss ‘ eee: eae mreet, by reason | weit-iocated livery stable fussy affairs generally accompaning these mat- *R Wed. [— third of the Terms: One-third caeh; balance ia two equal tn. ‘5 re ue " ters. The marriage notice was promptly print- ed m the Vindicator, and now every girl in town will be hunting up back numb: to find out who the parties were.— Staunton Viadicator. A MECHANICAL Wonpsu.—A German jewel- er of Amsterdam, New York, named Schroeder, stalments st six and twelve months respectively. bearing interest at tem per cent. per aunam from day of aa'e, ecured by deed of trost on promises geld. Allconveyancing at cost of purchaser. A deposit of $100 at time of sale. terms of sale are not complied with in seven davs from day of sale, the trustee reeerves the rigut to rezell at cost and’ risk cash, («f which $200 must be pai: the residue in six and twelve months from tne day of wale, with interest on the deferred pay- ments at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum until . Said deferred payments to be secured by @ deod ton the property sold, the purchaser to have vile ge of ash. If carry steerage passen- Rarzs oF Passace.—Oabin, 272, 9100, ana 9190 o “ ying erms are Spc disyaoutsaccicnals "tara cho on fer | cupid mpiwcnin vada nar tneals te | Fesheltine peor)" GO Pa, | has completed a piece of méchaninm which he sbie terms. 8 ‘$30 currene: Aor’ | sursiving trasteo reserves the right to, resell Be] est anas B.H. WARNER, acct. | world. it isa miniature mechanical cit », being Bay ty hows paper in Washirgton, at the risk aud cost of ¥ LATIMER & OLEARY, twenty feet Jong by fifteen feet wide. There are bile of lading given for Belfast the purchaser in defauit Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, houses, castles, churches and stores in it, just Antwerp, and other ports on the U. A, HYDE, Sarsiving Trustee. | gonthwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ki as they appear in almost any Kuropean city. Mediterranean ports. For freight abi LATIMER & CLEARY, enth street, Star Office Buildings, People walk and ride about. Horses and age, apply st the Company's ice, ho. 4. Boy Angle ftudds Auctioncers. ADNINISTRATRIX SAL8 wagons and railway cars ‘pase through the Teen; for steerage passage, Ho. roadway ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, : i streets. Boats pass ap and down the river, Tell Building, or (OOTY 13 BIGELOW, Benker | {$* ™ QUT chislane avenue not Teh atreet, Fis VORMTOBING REEL CEIRG MAD | while come are lnading acd othere aulosding nt eca-ly CHAS. G- FASNCKLYN, Agent. z 1 o SAMUEL OWEN, DEOMASED, AT | the docks. Mills are in motion. A fountain z Agent. | VERY DESIBABLE BUILDING LOT ON L UCTIUN plays in & public park and a band of musicians WéASSINGTON) NORYOLK, NEW YORK | {LLRRET. BETWEEN 19ru AND 30rn On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Septem. | fils the air with melody. There are niso forts BOSTON, AND PBOVIDENOR. Lae yy i A hg = ¢ ON ber Oth, 1e/4y commencing at 10 o’olvck, 1 | with soldiers parading about them, blacksmith baring eed nee snot LADY OF THE LAER p.m. 10 front af the promlacs, Tilt salt that ee, chiclaine Wilkes fmt shopa with artisans at work in them, and , very de ¢ property known as Low Band | | oes 3 . pleasures gardens with people dancing in them. gee Gin Legmiay spbattinign of erigianlton gu'abered | Qecgs™"yicine, © utatclaes amoriment of Staple | Rlcarures gardens with peoplodancing in mgt suching atthe principe’ | S{veen (16), tn aquore 85. fronting abont 9) fest on ; CLOTHS. be well for our Exposition managers to look Borfoik with steam, | ES uth aide of T. street, becwren 19th and Ib | pie Chinchilla, Beaver, plain Black and Blue, | after it. ‘Line for Boston and Peay | streets northwest, with a depth of abouts foot te | Broedchans. . iJ ol) ies » F . - This praperty is well located on a 200 one Seite, 2 re = of the Lake, via Se ge il fale: One fourth cash; balance in three | full ling of Slik Uoderehirte and Drawers, whooping-cough to the gas-house, that the little months, with § per cont interest, secured by 4 deposit of §100 required when the Lin n Dress Shirts one wight bave the beneilt of the escaping gas rior Hori r¥. ar30 Room No. 10, Plant Burldiug. Approacticn and Sidewalks, &c., eof the building. as called for by the rchedule, and described in the specitications, f which may be bad on aplication st this Bidders must enbmit # samole of the matorial they Propese to far nt-h along with their bid. Payments wi nade on the delivery and ac- Ceptance of materials, deducting 10 per contum until the completion of the contract. is must be accompanied by & penal bond of two Lesponsible persons, in the sum cf five thousand dollare, (85,000,) that the bidder will accept and form the contract, if awarded him, the sufficiency of the security to be certified by tho United States Jedge, Oerk of the United States Oonrt, or the Dis- — Attorney of the District whercin the bidder resides, The Department reserves the righ" to reject any or ali bide if it be deemed for the interest of the Government to do so, and sny bid that i# not made on the printed form to be obtained at this office, and not conform in every respect te the require- ments of thie advertisement, will not be considered, neither w ivea w Flagging trade, and fecliities for furbiehing the ma whens eucload in a sealed envelope, y Bids tor Tu 7? “and MISCELLANEOUS. AYV™NGS 45D AWNING FuamEs Sor Graves, Hottie, Fabite Besta, Oley tad Oo y Hocels, ey try ‘Beaidences et factors ‘prices. = Manafactared by JOBS 0. HOGAN, 713 Market Space, between 7th and &th streeta. Flags exc Comp Mecting Tents for sale or rent. Bole agent for the onl wed a —— only Genuine Milde mg I Rave = mctbod of ing Paint which I wilt warract to effect yect dampness Cetective brick walls and leaky macs caused by ve metalic roofs, provided the psint is applied by own bands. NM Ceuta por square foot for three ons in the painted very latest most durable fe bor.vazhiy “qo! pped for every Kind of work Be Ve met 5 P4 a IEG, eee, AND Lia Bement iaiks, Preteal Renter Be rr oe ee KID GLOVE DEPOT: «ID xID gID GLOVES FOR LADIES! GLOVES #OR GENTS! GLOVES FOR MISSES 2.50TTON 3 BUTTON 3-BUTTON @ANUIN«» JOCVINS! @ENUIN. 4LEZANDER'S! a? cHas. BAUMSB K1D GLOVE DEPO 408 SEVENTH STREET. tavoves: RSET Conse FACTORY! UOBSET FRENCH OORSETS! . BRMAN CORSETS: ALL &TYLBS OF CORSETS (Qp bes‘ and made to order at OoMas. BAUS Beep Shirt and Corset Factory eam -or 408 SEVENTH CT BET NaS “ UND TOP R° HYDRAULIC CEMENT," ‘The undersigned are now te farnish the Soe J.G.&3.M. WATE 3636-3 No. 88 High street, Georgetown, EW SPRING STYLE OARRIAGES.—Ove: 100 of the latest New York styles of, Park and Pony P' ‘Ho- Top Suagien, Baan apd and fe ‘before purchasing’ sisewhere, change, sore pacieaen ob i eck See Bip cake, Sie spat Street, Baltimore. Ma. mayll-ty” Lo LIME! LIMEIt WOOD-BURNT LIME. 90 cents per barrel. THOMAS FAHRY B stroet, bet. 10th and lth n. IMPOBTED OFM * rength is desirable. The the world. eat “GUINAEDS 62 Lontsiana svence, ¥.. DYING ESTAB. ise ais" Of its kind 2 the edu may bein the world,» A. WISHER: Ageut 615 9 }» between F and @. N. B.—Guarantes given that no color rabe of; bring your articles soon, to get them beck in time. i Cp yg cS mt O fee, SPECIALTIES OF His SOLE PHOOESS. Lattes Dr. hens oper’ ” shriakiug ed effectually, so that they never vee cleaned on short notice. Prices mod panctuaiit yenarantond. “oe” Pico Etr*sersnew issi arms thd ScObR ER, me. 224 Foare at ene deck coves Lundice Dresses Cleaned and ‘without Detng a Garments Oleaned and Dyed withous obrinking EE Soren, sess, Pane, cto. Chsened 08 cnarent PF THE SUFeow COLUM < Hime DISTRICT jurwst 25¢h, 1874. istrator Holdinaa tal Ty the once of Soh . adminis the of JOHR L. 8) sglneraoed ATEN ISLAND, B LiSHMEN t—EST. oldest and lar; st Peary from the purifiers. Dr. Alien placed the young indy end the child at the lower end of the puri- Ger, and, when he removed the top, and the gas arising from the lime came in contact with the young lady's face, her skin commenced turn- propery Is bid off, All conve) ancing at the cost o! the parchaser. “{MMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE Iwill sell part of lot No. 39,in syuare Bo, 100 fronting 15 9-12 feet on the west side of 20ch stract. 0) Lisle, Three {Sd ot of Minn urnishive = very APIXTUG! ES. Four Silver-plated French Piate Show Cases, French Plat \psecuaurs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. a ‘Two irrors. r reatter a Land M streets northwest, by a depth of ) ing yellow, and finally assumed adarkhae. As JOAN CIBCON Sheets 2: Oo REIGEE PS.9-12 foot to 030-foot alley Ferment zat © Grantors, Bhelvings Aworee. the came effect has never been produe=d before, betwoon NEW YORK, ALBX ang2-d THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. | Q:hnisrs,Bkclving, Awt the doctor thinks the young lady must be in the EDR IA. SHIN GTON oh Zi = Terms All sums und babit of using some of the ymany chemical g 's a8 foliows:—Loave x m jonecrs, Dt, @ credit of paral f lag the - eat ricer every SATURDAY at «| PSY WM: LW at Sie Wain oe CATHERINE ® piexion clear, and the-action of thegas upon SB) and ALEX ABDBIA the sume tener Tan. Nos. 900 and 902 Penusyivanis avenue, —_— = thoe chemicals effected. the result here, given. As gp pe oy : B.P.&.DENHAM | saLE OF VALUABLE BBAL ESTATE ON ‘sl Fstate Agents and Anctionesrs, de Ape — ln gg town, OF a the corner of iTth street aud Hew Yor} By Frye a ae ys date the 412 7th strect northwest, She bad to come throngh the city looking like a svente. J. W. TAOMPSOR, President. day «f February, and recorded is EES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY | dark mulatto—Dulbuyue Telegraph hts delivered Knox’s Expross, Or B, folio "277, bacriby iy | TEUSTEE! o' sats toft attdoncral Ome Bos Ponnayivania ave | omer for salvos WEDNESUAY AFTERSDOR, NG HOUSMT, (vO STORY BRICK DWBLL | 4, onrvam English eritic haa again been de- Terre orem MH | Rietetaca Rotungatter cis tnt | gayty rigeectearcation.tet angsty, | ered woe wlale“amerens tumor ei by in 1s folio + of Ten na | we an- N2W EXPRESS LOWE via cawaL, 3 ratreet, Sfthrof the bicek of bMhidlagetmewa as | goin Feoorde of Washington couaty, Olstrist of | nouncement which has freely circulated ta the a ; arn PBILADELPRIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va.,WABH | Qocke’s villas, This offers rare opportunity for | soured thereby. we will sell; at public Bectinn a Bowspspers lotely apg ge tor has 15@TOs ‘ABD GRORGETOWN, D.o. the purchase & most valuable property, located premises, on MONDAY, the 7th day of Septem- the ki hi bet J hand SAILING DATs. im the very, izbborhood. le ive. -» 1374, at 4 o'clock p.m., all that piece or parcel letters w! ween Joseph an: rom Pier 3, Morth Wharves, Phtl- Terms of sale: $2.00) with ‘cent interest | of cround in Weshingon city, District of Oclumbia, | Potiphar’s wife. The writer of the paragraph wdeipbia, WEDNESDAY and'BAT- known and designated as lot +ixty-soven (67 sliuded to the fact that only ‘‘one side of the TBDAY, at 19m. int . Chapman ssubdivision of original lots fvar story” was known, and éxpressed the hope From 8% Water strest, Georgetown, D.0., MON | “5 sale, sectred upon the property. All con- even (11) ine'usive, in square numbered three hun- | thet «Mrs. Potiphar’s statement would now sad ea Phony Sooty ng et aoe dred and sixty ) be heard.” ‘The London Academy takes the when property is knocked a terms ofsale are | “Peruse ct oat sh; balance in 6 and 12 | be, beard. y Hed not complied with in five days the pro; wi monthe, with Interest at the rate of 10 per ceut. per | Jést in earnest, t reold at therisk and cost of the defaulting put- | aneum? pecu. \d deed of trust on the % cheer. ABTSB MARBUKY, Trustee. 10 down when the property is strack | vi: ry of ausl-co&ds “W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. ehaser’s cost 3 Joseph in the Egyptian novel first translated sit c's ths terme of sale are not, complied swith In seven days from sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- re Pa: DABBEILLE,{ Trusteos, anga? DOWNMAN & GREEN, Aucts, TiMEG & OLEARY Bt Nicetlonesrs and eat Eitate Brokers, Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and Lith Star Office Building, by De Rouge. Anyhow, we fear the entor- prising editors of the Americans papers will be disappointed.” Greasy Pointe Ii o nt, 1. wood, digging five bi Going’s ‘waski aw tally mentioned F'=*t GRAND GIFT CONCERT, FOR THE BENEPIT OF THE Montpelier Female Humane Assoctati AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. ‘YY Work. Mrs. shel of patios, asking mi Teusdozen plesesy tnctae zen Dp! n- ing tired. Mr. Jipes read to her from a newspaper: **I believe that nothing would tend so ly to get rid of these creations of weariness, and that over-stimula- tion of the emotions, as a fair share of healthy work a toward a definite a a ast rai ————— BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS E®t4scisaep aN 1816. CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 63 NORTH HOWARD 6T., BALTIMOBE, MD iors in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DR GOOoDs, would call spectal attention to their November 23, 1874. of Dress aod Hosiery; Ai ies Sates Sn a ease o sent free of freight charces by Wxpress; bat partion Sad having thelr gecdavent O-0. Dy. wast pares” return of tho moeor, * O Ngnas-tu.thos ay ‘Goods, Lineu Goods, Kinbr: : ts, Laie a LIST OF GIFTS ih er ve veurd sliuaie and being in the city and county of ‘Washington, in the District of Ootembiay and kaswa ro forty-two, (42,) ia Uhimana’s sul of iGte tn aguare nombered i « A Curtous Kansas Apve following, clipped from shows what of Kansas: ar wr.—The the Atchison Champion, women they have in 18 Is TO GIVE NOTIOR, That the subscriber p obtained from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbi holding of sdmini+tration on the LYN, wi lumbi: 22,170 Onsh Gifts, amounting to..... £,000,0 Number of Tickets, 100,000. PRICE OF TICKETS. = Whole Tickets ... NOANEON BBOB., Anctioneers, Bat 68 nono BS Southeast corer Sth sitd'B strents sirthweet, MRTETS cece oes Eighta or cach Ovipon... ‘Tickets for......... é i : i fe es H ial be made by pre-paid, post-office money order on Washington D. 0. or by registered letter, addressed to Hen. JAMES BaBBouR, he i a d InTravinwens weer Soo. The Brooklyn reporters recent!y met mat-h Jodge Troy, who was pestered by them for an “interview” on the everlasting subject of the “great scandal.” He got rid of the important- {ise of the elamorous gang by telling (hem that if they would call st his office at 2 p. m., the would be furnished with his “statement.” Pac of the reporters thereupon asked his respective city editor to rete! evelopment” that afternoon. When they ealied, &t the appointed time, the judge took from the safe a book, whose pages tc began to tarn over. like ‘ie: Ppomted to the yell Sof the Brookiyn [ » and these confidin statement of Mra. H. W. range she bad used for a amor fell on that They were badly, horrid! Tuscn up his mow bat cudeonty he stopped, letter about ‘held: pace.’ He sprang for the Coor with the of @ giraffe, indeed he woked like one as he disappeared. Phe reat Were seized with the same ides, and in a mo- ment the room was empty of all save Jadge Troy, who proceeded to fill it hearty laughter over his successful joke on the re- porters."” Tas Bopy oF Bresakes Kecovensy.—t will be remembered by our reaters that one day last week a man named S. L. Barbaker went to the first police station and gave himself up; od himself with te! “a the next day and discharged, aud on theeven- ing of that day he was seen by @ policoman crossing the Shockoe creek britg, bai no atten- tion was paid to him; subsequently his clothes were found on arock in the river, and a letter, saying that would be the last that he woald ever write on earth. Since that time no one has ever seen him until yesterday evening aboat baif past four o'clock, when the private hn. man at the Chesapeake and ()hio railroad wharf Giscovered a body floating in the river, andon pulling it ashore it was identified as that of Bar- baker. Justice P. C. Larus, of the county, had & jury Fummoned and beld an inquest, bat ing more than the above was ascertained. The clothes be lett were sent for and pat on him, ard be was buried at the expense of the county. Bitchmond Beening Journal, 31st Tax Foot Cuicken—A Singular Bird.—The “fool chicken” is a singular bird, found upper portion of the North Fayette valley am in northern Idabo. It is about the size and nearly the form of asmall pigeon, ight brown body and dark brown wings sud by nd is readier to run than to fly ft i al & very close approach to i without trying to escape, ® y Of them are killed by the stroke of few feet long; hence it is called the fool chicken”’—it being fool enough to stead and be killed when it might readily get out of harm's way. Its flesh is said to be equal to use, but we tried it ferior—it being leas tender, and not near so delicate or 1 Portland (Oregon) Bul A STEan*<Par:ent.”—Among the marriages in this county last month was one of a youth aged seventeen to am lady said to be about twenty years his senior. In obtaining the li- cense, however, the y man told a different story as to their respective ages, stating that he was of age and she a few years older. As soon as the father of the youth learned of the mar- riage, he took his progressive offspring under his paternal care—in plainer words, be marched bim bome, and is keeping him there, leaving the wife to spend the honeymoon alons. What will be done in the case further slong remains to be seen.—Cumbrriand News. Im ADDITION to the fact that ice is lighter than water, there is another carious thing about it which many persons do not perbay know—namely, its purity. A lump of ice melt- €d will become distilied water. Water in freez- ing turns out of it all that is not water—salt, air, coloring matter, and ali impurities. Frozen tea water makes fresh water ice. If you freeze & basin of indigo water, it will make ice as clear apd as white as that made of pare rain water. When the cold is very sudden, these foreign matters bave no time to escape, either by riring or sinking,and are thas entangled with the ice, but do not make any part of it. Dip You EVER REAR of cucumber toast? It is prepared as follows: Pare and slice length- wise, apedium-sized cucumbers, in cuts @ quarter of an inch thick. Kinse in cold water, vp each slice singly in flour, and put them inte a dipping-pan, using for material to fry them in, the gravy in which either beetstesk, veal cotlet, or mutton chop bas been cooked. Fry Drickiy until the Flices are 4 light brown on each side, Have your bread toasted, buttered and close athand. Slip the slices of cucu ber hot from the pan between slices of toast and serve at once. B87 Russia has sent epecial agents to the re- publican and catlist genera! beadquarters to report on the militiry position of the contend- ing partics. 87-“But if as how he bad been my husband, seid Mrs, Quoggs, striking her fist upon the ta- die, “I'dasmotner him as sore as hevinck, no matter if {did have to set down on him forty and forty niguts @ doing it.”—ZSrooklya Argue. 87-A Minnesota farmer, secing that the grasshoppers were bound to bave his wheat, got mad, manufactared a olg roller, and crashed the whole mass, wheat, hoppers and all into dirt. It killed the pests,’ and shower brought out the wheat again as guodasnew. Moral: Get mad. S7 The embalming process upon the body of Presicent Lincein gi indicating that it wae uvsuccess! tomb of the martyred President was recently opened to allow his remains to be viewed by @ Lumber ct prominent geutlomen, and the body, ‘ording to report, is as perfect as the day it was interred. SBARRIED. COLEMAN—BIOGM4N. On Tuostay evening, September Ist, wt o'clock, In the Ith treet Pres: Dyterisn church, Mr. JOBN B. COURMAN, of Cleveland, Obi Miss AMELIA A. T. MIOK- MAN, of this city. The marriage ceremony wes performed ly the kev. George Vau Dours, pastor of that ebarch. * DUBANT—BRANDNER. By the Rev McCarty, Beptember 34. at the Oburch tec ulate’ Conception, * ABNIE THERESA DR. ANDER! eta. SON. At zo COBINBA GEOR nt ‘clook ®. m., September 24, G18 ANDERSON daughter apt. Janes Willoaghby “4 \ ing at 6 o'clock p m., from : pr to Hei “4 (¥8.) papers copy} ‘W-dnceday » at 7% O'clock, ‘ongisTOPaEE O80 i: agel M8 Fears. Passed from earth to life, Funeral services Friday afternoon, at 8% o'clock, from his late residence, So. 310 Indians avenue. OQUROOBAN. On the 21 instant, MARY JANE, infant deughter of Edward and Jane teed Smonthe sud 3 weeks. ‘uneral from residence, corner L and 18th ride) 4h uetaut, <p. ul. Friends are respect! ally invited: : BOWOHOO. On the morning of Th: Sep. teniber 34, at ten minutes Pecks nea tte d autabier of John J. and Catharine O. UNDERTAKERS, &e, Qi osanD F. waRvRY, Undertaker. (Senter 0 HARVEY © MARR, Se. 034 F BYREMT, between Hints anc Tent: