A French Tragedy. “ "ERED BY HIS PARENTS. [Paris Correspondence London Standard. A shocking case was tried yesterday (July Le fore the Court offAssizes of the Seine, viz: the rourder of ® som, who was in the Versaities army during the Commune of Paris, by his parents. The names of the accused are Pierre Joseph Louis and Marie Euphrasie Hamard, bots dfty-one years of age. and parents of ‘ange to say) fifteencbildren. During the sanguinary times which followed on the de- pertore of the trooge to Versailles, both father T espoused the Communist cause, the aking & most active part in’ the jon. The fact that their son was x tt side the city greatly exasperated them, and both father and mother were fre- quently heard to menace him with vengeance, nvariably saying, when speaking ‘I shonid not at all be sorry to kill nker of bieod, like that! father w ferocious disposition, ant her with bis wife, had speut the whole of in drinking, irregularity and de- | i the fortunes of their five sur- Lildren were, to pis totems —— tiedom themselves. The eldest son, tren of the v knowing the e e victim ef the trag antecedents of hi i the part he took in the March insurrection, and all the events 21 jodging for him- Self, when he left the service ® few months af- , in prefere returning under the fr. On h of April ot the pres- went to his mother's laundreas to nm which his sister bad left The mother, on | n, to demand her } to give up onthe | » had paid for it— ‘The whole day was sages to and fro con- nen, aud at So'clock im the evene xacperated, and wife,in which follow went to ns lodg- to come into the a bin irinker of of the vilest epithets, and fight. The son replied that never figut hisown by drink, seized tim by the ai back, the hair, 2 e father plunged akoife into bis heart, killing him on the spot. The depositions of the wit- nesses, principally the children of the murder- ers, were conclusive as to the totally drunken d desnoralized existence of the parents; as for the tragery itself, both father and mother « cisimed any intention of taking their son’s lite, notwithstanding their reiterated menaces in presence cf neighbors and their own children, who were present when the crime was accom- plished. The jury, atter ten minutes’ consnita- tion together, rendered a verdictof gutity,with- out any mention of extenuating circumstances, snc both father and mother were condemned to transportation for life. A Woman Cownrprs a Farratess Hrs- BAND—Bzcitement in Prin House Square.— An exciting scene took place in a third avenue car, in Printing Honse square, last evening. The Taking up the scene consisted of Mr. John Jennings, of west 2%th street; Mrs. Jobn Jennings, a black haired, black eyed, pretty little woman, and another pretty female named Annie Carey, who resides in the same ighberh i. Jennings left home about seven ting bis wife that he was going to a Something aroused Mrs. Jen- picion, and while she said “allright, she didn’t mean a word of it. John Lad no seoner got out of the house than his wife was on bis track. She watched him enter a ng house, and shortly afterwards saw e with the aforesaid Annie in tow. f confronting the pair m enter a third avenue b reet. The wite fol- Jennings upon finding himself trapped, le an eflort toescape from the front platiorm he car, and to leave the two females to setile | them. This the wife wouldn't nt to, and grasping the man by the collar, matters b cor etermined to “shame him,” which | aeceeded in doin effectually. A | war was kept up between the two | ed the city ball, when Mrs. | despairing of her efforts to persuade shand to return home with her, drew | . & rawhide and commenced belaboring the | Ppy Jennings about the head and shoul- A crowd oi about 200 persons gathered, | and a policeman soon arrived on the scene. Jen- nings. seein od, put an end to the row by in the ear and eof the per- termination of womankind bas There was a iemale who k of granite against a pew built through her farm, notwith- | her opposition the road was built, She was wrathy, very wrathy; but trains began to run did she com. 2 day, when the locomo- y, there was a rail fence track, sat the dame, ance blazing in her No, she wouldn't. | ation she get er persuaded, coaxed, threatened, | but all te no purpose. There was the woman, dire efore him, as immovable as a moun- t go on, and it did go on; began to fly did the obsti- sten from her perch. Defeated in this tion, the woman's next movment was to oil the track. When the next train came up, of course the wheels spun round help- | lessly, and a considerable delay and trouble was the result, wh: > injured female stood at a | safe distance, laughed at the efforts of the loyes with bitterness and scorn. «do next nobody can tell; but the y¥ fear of her, a led to give a few moments to pri- s they approach her premises. vers are more ravenous ‘They eat wagon-tires, have been known toticklea mulein the ribe until he kicked, and devour his shoes while tis feet were in the air. LAWS OF THE — STATES, the Seco: Passed Fumento. ssion of the gress, } amend the Department. ouse of Kepre 5 of America ted Sen led, That there at Department to be ss the Post- < the principal officers of the Post- ment shall be one Postmaster General ant Postmaster= General, who shail by the President, by and with the ad- conse! t the Benat d who may be re- manner; and the term of ottice of | neral sbali be for and during the | nt by whom h > ng nud superintendent emi ons chief Boney me “Mm, one superintend- { ebie 4 foreign mails, oue topog- | Department, one ageitant Boat-Onics Ds uty he office of maifd=preda: ision of lead-letters, one saper- Jank-agency, one asniatant super. | aectetants. fourteen clerks lorks of class three, fifcy ty oneclerks of class one. orks, one ee for the one for esch of the Assist- four assistant moseongers, ve laborers, one eng’ | sat iscksmith. two firemen, ber of tempo- watchmen, and veual salaries of the officers, snployed ia the Post-Office De: fallows tape, (Be Postmaster General, cight thousand dol- | Of the & pogral two thousacd five hundred Ut the sesistant attorney Department, fonr pher of the Post-Oft «pte ty ce Department, ns, twent Of the chief of @iviste sand five bundred dollars: Cf the superintendent of Post Office building and = barsing four rooms, fine summer kitchen, side and rear alleys. Also, Lot 8, in square 603, 57.3x167.5. Fine place for coal yard ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6.12,a0d 18 months. Deferred notes, with interest, secured by Soon TE anos B WAGGAMAN, Auct. aul2 BY Wi. 2. WALL & 00. Auctioncer Original Horse aud Carriage Bazaar, 98 Louisiana avenve, between 9b and 10th streets * ze » KITCHEN OTENSIOS, REFRIG OL ES, &c.,WiITH NUMEROUS OTHER On FRIDAY MOBNING, 16th Augnst, 1872, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell 91 of Furniture contained in House No. 906 9h street, between I and K streets N. W., the owner breaking up housekeeping. The is worthy the atten- rraietceed aie new, tion of private buyers. aul2«t W. L. WALL & CO., Aue! ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, B Northwest corner 10th and D streets. TRuel EES. GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION-TWO BRICK HOUSES. ON Lith STREET 8. W., TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY By virtue of a deed of trast, dated June 9h, 1571, recorded in liber 643, follo 472, of the land records ot Washington county. District of Co- lumbia,and by direction of the bolder of the notes secured theredy,.we will sell, at public action,on the premises,on ‘TORSDAY, August 20¢h, } 6 o'clock p. m., all those pieces or parcels of gre in Washington city. D;C_. known se parts of lute 7 and 5, in square 353, beginning for the same at a point ‘on Nth street southwest in said city, 88 tect 10 inches from the northwest corner of =a and running thence south 39 fe east 21 feet 9 inches; th east 9 feet 2 inches; then 2 thene t 15 feet 11}g inches, thence north 19 fest 4 inches, ind thence West 4 feet Ws: inches to the begianing, Also, all that piece, being paris of the eame lots 7 and §, ‘in sq 3, beginning for the same at @ point on lth street southwest 75 feet 3 inches from the northwest corner of said swaars, and running thence south 25 feet ;thence east $1 fact Finches ;thence south II inches: thence east 15 f 3g tache Ce north 2Sfeet 11 inches; thence west 15 fect 1134 iachos; thence south 2 feet; thence west 9 et 2 inches; thence north 2 feet? thence west 21 fect 9 mehes to eid 11th street southwest erms of vale, as prescribed by said tra: AX, with ten per cent inter I], and the exprnxes of th's ealo, balanes to be paid in twelve a he, with inte: coured by notes and dee trust cn the « 100 when the property is struck of. Stamps and veyancing xt purchaser 8 cost. 4f the terms of Sré nol complied with within’ seven days from the Trustees reserve the right to resell tl At the risk and coxt of { aro: from Jang 6h, TLLE.{ Trustees. _euld EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionears, No, 1001 Northwest corner of loth and D sts. TECSTER’ SALE OF THE CARROLL PLACE PROPERTY, ON CAPITOL HiLU Under «nd by Virtue et a deed of trast, dated the 29ih day of Jnne, A.D. 1571, and daly re- corded in Liber No. 651, fol land records for Washington Cc of Ce ty, i mbia, and by direction of the the first liek th mentioned, th trustees in e Suction, in front of the the undersigned, of trust. will well, at public remises, at 53 o'clock p. m., on MONDAY. the 2d day of Beptember, A.D. allthat property known as Lots thirteen (i3) rt uate 729, in the Ciry of Wash- fr atom D 0 that part of Lot twelve (12,) Pay < Line of said fot twen: ff the southwest corner thereo northwest corner of the lot; to the northeast corner of the lot; thence along the east line of the lot to @ point in shid east line twenty-eight (23) feet distant from the southeast corner of said lot; thenes ina stroight line to the place of beginning; together with all the improvements on said lots part of lot. The above described proporty com greater portion of the Carroll place prope wine known as Duff Green's row, fronting feet ou Ist street east, between East Oa and Pennsylvania wyonue,acd facing Park. aud presents to capit and ¢ the most desirable investments to be city of Washington, four brick butidin Cader the provisions of the deod of trust, and in conformity with the opinion of the Supreme Court ef the Bistrict of Colnmbia, sitting ax a court of equity, the.property willbe ‘sold in four separate parceli, accurding to a plat thereof, which will be exhibited on the day of sale. ‘The te: ms of ale are: For each of the two larger bonses $5,000 in cash. and the balance in two equal instalments in #ix and twelve mouths after the day nt on the west distant from i thence to the to the Capit here one of A nd in the ‘The improvements consist of two of them very large. net ‘ol of For each of the two smaller houses, $2,000 in cash, and the balances in two equal Irsialnen sin tix and twelve months atier the day of sale. The sum of $20 is to be paid on each of the two larger houres immediately at the time of sale, and $200 on each ot the two smaller houses at the time of sale, Sud the respective balances of the cash payments are to be paid within five days. For the deferred Portions of the porchase moncy. the purchaser will © reyuired to give his two promissory notes, pay- able et six and twelve mouths respectively after thereof, bearing interest at the rate of ten por - per antium, to be dated the day of sale, sud to be secured by a'deed of trust upon the premises. The terms of sale are to be fully complied wich i fivedayn after the day of aslo; otherwise, the trustces reser: ft to rasell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchacar, after ope week's notice. All conveyancing and si Ss areto be at the cost of the purchaser, T. T. CRITTENDEN, 2 teastoog, MF MORRIS. i GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, a B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D sts, By virtue of a deed of trust dated 2st No- yember, 1571, recorded in liber No. 665, folio ‘291 et we. of the Jand records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, and by dirce. tion ofthe holder ef the ote secured thereby. Bill sell at public ‘suction, on the prewisse: ou THUMSDAY, August 22: is2- at 6 clock pm Sli thse pieces or parcels of ground inthe ctyet Washington, in the District sloresaid, known oud described as Lots numbered 116, 117-118, 419, and alt Sartas the western 6 feet by the depth of lot 12), in Gilbert's recorded subdivision of Square No. 675. ‘Terms of sale as preacribed by said deed are ns follows: $12,000 with interest at the rate of ten per centnm per annum from the Zist of Novetber: Ist, and the expenses of the sale tn cash, nnd the bal- ance in equal instalments at 6.12 and 18 mouths, for which the notes of the purchaser, beariog interest from the day of sale, aud secured by a decd of trust on the property sold: shall be taken. A deposit of S20 when the property is struck off, Somes and conveyancing at the cost of the pur- If the terms of sale are not complied with within Fouerves theright fe resl the. srigarte ne weenie e rig! re ie Pro] at poheababedbepes: 73 crx ae 5 rustee, jy13-wiw ]Pat] GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. NNUAL BALE OF ARMY OLOTHING AND A KQUIPAGE. Derot QuaRTERMASTER’s OrFicr, Jer Will Devoid at public suction vee tee Betoe at edersce ville Yaliana, ccinmenciog on TUESDAY, direction of Céptuin J. ¥. Rodgerasit 8! Beet "BE ew, unsere! and Army, s large Ne rapa Wert ibe sae fe icieat my this 30th day of July, aué-ta3t* HAGER <7 X mark] RANDALL. ¢| Saye, AUCTION SALES. BECEIVERS SALE OF THE STOCK IN TRADE. ER-STORY FIXTURES. &0.. OF WILLIA BR eRTauee | AGENTOM yA VALUABLE UR ASK. B oO STarErs | PEINILECE PURCHASE AT A BOMERRD OE {OF an extension of ibe bospital wow | RAILROADS. LEXANDAIA AND WABHINGTUN & * in progress. | >= iccelare spectfying the amount and qoatities of | ) Local trains from Averseae: lumber and bricks reyulred mor be bad on applica- | [ise s* foilows:—6.0s, "s35, tion at the hoepital | S22 aukst ©. H. RICROLS, Sxperintentent. | y he Bagg * QUABRTICO Accommed sb a.m daily except Seeiey ae FOB FUEL. OF RE DEARTXENT OF THE INTERIOR sTo8, D.O., July 2. ises Sealed Proposnis will be received auntit 18 o'civek m., TUBSDAY, Aucost 90, 1672, for furamhing | Fool for this Department and its several bureaus, | viz :—For eight hoodred (30) tons (2.20 pounds ts | De ten) best gas { Baltimore Company. No fr Wilksharts Sine, No L, White Ash Avthrectss ¥és Tr L omits. T het Agent, Furnace Coal. Also, three hundred (RX) tons (2.240 street and Pa. averse pounds to the ton) best quality of Shamokia Coal, onl Fewenger Agvet. iva “Fhe above Coal must be delivered within forty dars OMAC RR. of ore the PD vs and B Stree ‘BRAINS LEAVE PoR a BauTisvns. )» TSAIRS ABR Niagara Express, from date of the contract. and stored in the v therDepertmént in a eatistacts ty aaube®, re ruishing it wil paid. WAlso. one huedreacorce well-reasoned bakers’ | 8&. f juality, and fifty cords best ocd. Wall seasoned and scand. ‘The above | 8:45a.m.,Balttmore Mati pe cor o De i aaziy. obs conied at the Department buildings ae | Gary. hy ted weighe! and meagared press us! in scoords act of Oopgress approved | 8:55 p.m > Jaly Nth. commend, tes from the shippers mnst be shown to cept Fund Rendent, crriifsing that the ccal delis- | BB. te aGincinnats © contraci the Kind reyared “ea, daily ex. S eats ne) le the Kind roqewed | 1 Ep m.. Wenwrn Bap. be opened Sens | ngers teas ing their orders at Ticket OMee, x corner 6th street and Pennsylvania. sven 77] Bes] wan Eeaayireme or 5. Bee cor tre By = F- y3itd ROPOSALS FOR HEADS TIONAL MILITARY War Drranruryr, North and West Columbas, Indien Orleans, €Licage. r beints norih, porihy cet. west, and pouthw PERCY @° SMITH, Acont, oe. 6h and QUARTERNASTER GENERAL'S Orie EL 2 —_— = P: Wastineton, D. C., August 1, ELB/YOUNG. Gon’ Pass’? Agent ‘ roporals are invited for markiny ~ ~ the national cemeteries as 1872 Gurr S72 nidreveed to the Quartermaster Generel, W O1SPENNSYLVANIA RourE!( “Bap should state the price for each ent TO THE MORTHW EST, S0UTR, AND SOUTH psn agen Speen masa head of the , 08 Sod After June 10, 1871, trains will leave ee feb Bids may be he whole work of ail the cemote- | o® ries. or for that of several cemeteries in @ district or fora single cemetery. The bonds required will be, in amount, twenty (20) Per cent, of the whole amouat of each contract. All proposais received by the Quartermaster Gen- erel will be opened on the 12TH pat oF OcrorER, a eroom day bed ~Iy.m | 7 THE GREAT DUT bLE TRACK With elegant Scenery, Palace Sia! WIE, at moon, wt the office of the Qo tee een: | might care, with modern improvemente. eral, Wesbhigion. D.cjn preoshce of Bithcrss at nies ore red miles coved so Westers and Central will be awa: tow west reeponsibl ‘5 +e Jere ae soon as a comparison of the samples wud | 77h 1-26 s. m. dally, except Sunday, morthweatt ices can be completed, provided the samples are | 7:1bp.m.daily = > : icemed suitable by the Secretary of War tomes er Pree ee gncnld be distinctly marked in orderto | FIT Tepe BG wine martes” Lists of the cemeteries, with the number of graves | 9 Tckeis by this roaie can be procored ss in each, topether with full information ast i- | Waticcal Bek ane Peansyiven 4 tions, requirements, &.. will be furnished on appil- | Cui*T National Motel. whore reliable informe cation fo erin ag to the Quartermaster General Passsngers procerins tickets at this oMen coe seertinte: miabihiias sapeniteits, tu raeq | $0CUre accommodations in Paisee Oare for Pita for headstones for vational military | PS&E CEO. SMITH, Tickes A Corner 6th sirect and Penna. bia FD.8 YOUNG, General Passenger Agent, _Pearl6 ly Bel more, Me Betenone PHoPosaLs FOR MATERIALS. @ OMG BAILBOAD Narr D a | Was NoTon, December 28, 187) between WASHI BALTIMORE ax ae Ptindt NS aes WEST ere new ron as follows. vir = FOR BALTIMOSE except Sunday ols. and 8:i9 a.m; 1:00, FOB ALL WAY STATIONS, aniay, at 5.10, 645 ome opm _ Bcrears oF Yaurs axp Docks, Wasninctox, D. C., July 22, 1572. Sealed Proposals tofarnish materials for the sev eral navy yards for the fiscal year ending Jane 9) 1573, will be reesived at this Burean autil Io o clock &.m. of the 191g oF AtovsT next, at which tine the propo-als wi I be opened. Printed schedules, in which the materials and ar- required woraced, with torm of offer and rastee, will be fa 1 oo application, and I. if 0 request to | For ph 4 7 . | For prince Bindensbrre. Bette ft | ville, ane 3 1 the several nav ui | et O18, 6:45 15 o.m. the yards nn their command, or | master nearest thereto, or by the Bureea or all of the yards. reat confuston and mi 7-46 p.m. 3-00 p.m. stove a B.m. Glope Bt Annapolis Jureth Bolny The 7.68 p. m.ou Sunday stops as duri week FOR ANNAPOLIS Leave at 645.0 tc. and : d 20 p.m.’ No trate to F vane for ‘ rd from: Aupapolis on Bnd. « so the forms of of ,and each indi ‘On SUN tdwai af a frm sw rere poll ok reat! Bidders are Printed instructions. Eenvens 8-065 oe: whi h wil be furnieh : bh the sehedeivs, TE are hereby cautioned, and particularly i eS that their offers shi be made on the printed Leave at 8-00 5 3 rms prescr: rau, and be mailed thne to reac m befure the time ch shall » jowance we vecetred mate | are, &e. compar ied by acartificate | ctween Raley Mouse al Revenue for t i ti re, 00D. te - des jhathe lsalicense | Relsy House with Strasburg end Winchosver es h he proposes commodstivn train. he Department, bids or fe Through tickets to the West can be bad st tae Wastungton Staiien Tickes Odice at ail hours a View York, PuMetciphie wnd Boston seeat vhich they r vertisement cf throng Line.” inter WILSON, Master of Trans adder the pressions af the second section of th | bem Oba, ral Ticket Agoot grerees rho. as principal ty. Aas mut flied hes ‘ » Gen'l Ag asbingtm. mF Jor WHY 72 wwe” r t oa 7EW ROUTE TO THE SOUTR E NORTH! AND Ease The contra BD SOUTEW Est li be awarded tothe person who id, and tmnkes the foweat bi ves the guarantee quired by law, the Navy Department, how The ALABAMA AND serving the right to reject the lowest bid,orany | BUAD, extending from which it may deem exorbitant. ties inthe tull be required to he cont their responsibility mast be Ttitied to the sstistaction of the Navy Departiaeat bidder must state distinctly at what pay- master’s office he desires all his bills to be pu ‘ing opened be Tequasted to me a ~ No.4. Yellow Pine Lumber: No. Qrk end Hard Wood: No.6. White Pine, Sprace, Juniper and Cyprese; No.7, Lime, Hair and Plaster: Ne. 5, Cement; No.9, Gravel and ng and Firessxd and Fireclay; Ni iron, Iron Spikes and Nail on; No. If, Files; hip Chandlery; No. It, Har No. 20, Hay and Straw; N. x srooal, No 23, Belting, Px: : No: 24, Sperm and Lubricatiog 0 No. 38. Iron Work, Piping, &c.; No. 26, Augers: N FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 8:00 a. end 6:40 ON SUNDAY. we for New York et 9,40). m. snd Philadeb pis ot 5:4¢ p.m. onitening care for Now York on 9.20 bee tickets to Phiisdelpbis, New York or Roston cat be hid et the Station Oflice a: all Lowre ibe os owen For Baltimore and Qblo Raflroad adverth Semi-Bitumivous Brosd top Goal, (at Mare | for schedule between W Balctwope, Am Istend oniy;) No. 31, Corper and Composition N Eapolls andthe West. MSE Winso No. 32, Machinery and Tools. , Mester of ' ‘rausportation NAVAL ASYLUM LM. QOLE, General Ticket Agert. on Wo. 1, Clothing: N t GEO. 5S. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. ¢ Coal a. Pints, Gh “Ai lexm STEAMBOAT LINES, is, Firew 5 jo. 14, ie > Be “ " cAnAL celianéous: ie. 16, Hardware: No. 16, Stationery. | [EW EXPRESS LINE Via ANAL re the classes, by their numbers | PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Vie and letters, required at the respective uavy-yards and naval asy!ume : KITTERY, MAINE. Nes. 1.2.3, 4.5.6.7. 8,10, 1,12, 14, 15, 15, 17, 18,90, 21, 22, 23, 94, 25, 31 S8. CHARLESTOWN, MASS. WASHINGTON & GEORGETOWN, D.@. Bailing day from Pier 2, North Wharves, Philae rt deighia. WEDNESDAY’ and BAT- From 59 Water street, Georce " town, D.C., TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at 1@ ang) 2: 8 SF 88s Ws Md, 12,14, 18,46, 28,19, 20, | LN BYDE. Agente ac . Shy a Apente—F. A. BEID, Alexandria, Vej W. Roe. 1, 8) 4, brlct a, dy dée Oy Hs12, 4,25,16, 17, | CLI LE & 00. Phiindsipuin, Pe 18, 20, 21/22, 28, 24, 35, separa a Fo NOBFOLK AND BOSTON. ILAD PHIA, PA — Pi Nos. 1,3, 5,6, 11, 15,1 15, 2, 21, 23, 24, 25, 82. LEAGUE ISLAND, PA. 4 after Monday. June 17,1272, caper ‘or THELARE cm =e On “LADY Nos. 8. 6,11, 15, 16, 17, 38, 24, 32. the 8. Mail,will le eer ach ee lie BAVAL ASYLUM: PHILADELPHIA, Pa, | BUS, tou ot 6b street, MOMDS Y Siam Nos. 1, 2,3, 4.5 Eng 44,18, 25. g rtoer Tandings for) NORFOLE: coanecting ao WASHINGTO: °C, q ‘with 4 Bos. 1,4,8, 07-8 fs Ly 12-13: 14, 19, 16,17, 18, 29,22, Bertone ead = Lapp soe rears = NORFOLK, VA. a uring the season w! lowing Roa, 1, 2. 4.5,6,7,5, 10, iyi, M4, i5,16, 17, 18,20,21, | vorite suaumer reserts:—Piney Point, Polst Look 23, 24, 26, 26, 31,39. Out, Fortress Bourve and Vue de L'Eau Hotels: PENSACOLA, FLA. Azents—V. ; Rortolk, Va: Alen. Nos. 1, 6,7, 8, 11, 12, 18,16, 17,18, 20,21, 23, 24,32. qnaria; 2. G. Wetere, % AS Nos.1,8,4,000" Hees dic Lest. 1 is, 21, 22,2, 24, [3-} bt 4 08.1.3, 4,5, lk, . 17, 18, 22, 22, 23, 24, aa Peete ig ‘Lockout, @3, round trip PECPOEALS FoR ION BuIDGR. ea | or Pravie Butprmes sup Guowwes MW asitinetos, D. On duly 15, 1578. Proposals will be received antil Avers 19tx,at 196 » St thie gee Yor the cor CROSS Pp L. and Gieeriptich of the oF propose to oebat "bridge about 2 fae Broporla ‘must “ Proposal for iron Ths right is reserved to iy a Major of | 8a. neces us br iaw be Revectz08 ‘LY PASSAGE BATS! SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 8A‘

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