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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
On Saturday, the 3Oth dsy of Decem .

On Saturday, the 3oth day of Decem.
Der, will sell a. public auction the fol-
lowing property, left on my wharfpoat
uncallsd for:
~ baskets,
3 boxes glass,
gas machine,
box tinware,
8 boxes merchandise,
I box glassware,
7 bundles saddle.trees,
lot beer kegs,
l lot felloes.
ait. m. PHILLIPS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A meeting OF the stockholders Of the Cairo and
NIncennes railroad company will be held t the
once OF the company IN Cairo, Illinois, on Sat
urday, December o, ls7l, at 10 O'Clock, am, for
the purpose OF ra,liylng the action of the board
OF directors. ID. X. LARNED,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
Cairo, November ., ls7l
Dov4td.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

Go to DR.. McGauley for Rattinger's Fe-
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chills
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

Lew Warren is all the go at Scott
hall to night. 2t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
POLICE COURT.

DONE UP INTO HORRIBLE RHYMES.
George Foster and James Morgan,
OF q boat,
Went to Jennings clothing store
Stole q coat
Lew Myers and 10 Arnold
Came along;
They captured George and Morgan,
Were they wrong2
Lew and Joseph took tho boys
Up to Bross-
To his Office, where the judge
Is the boss.
The Judge then bound them over
To the court,
When the jury's verdict s given
Wen report.
Jerry Sullivan robbed
Callahan;
Cal. said unto Arnold,
Get that man.
And 10. got him
And he brought him
To Bross;
Who said unto Sullivan,
Old hoss,
You must give me 800
As bail
Or go with 10. Arnold
To Jail.
And he went.
James Taylor,
A mailer,
He got blue,
As do you.
James got blind
Drunk-was fined
And, in Jail
His loud wall
Lifted up,
Prays this cup
May soon pass
The poor ass
Like hand
That won't stand
At sew n-up!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

A WELL stocked grocery store is adver-
tised for sale, at bargain. st.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

NEW almonds, cocoanuts and pecans
at Jorgensen's.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

FoUsD.-That the choicest butter Is
at Jorgensen's Staple and Fancy Grocery
store.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

CALL on Jorgenson for choice London
layer raisins,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

ADAMS Dry Corned Fish for sale at
Jorgensen's.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

RYE and oat meal ut Jorgonsen's
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
NOTICE,


MO ONE is permitted TO make bills agaiu i the
IN steamer 7. +. Eckeft, and from this date
bills will be paid unless made by myself or upon
my written order. X. W. DuGAN, Master.
Noyember2i, ISL. nov2ldGt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

SELECT Eleme figs, in layers, can be
found at Jorgensen's.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
THE BULLETIN.

Published every morning, Monday ex.
ceptetl.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

Paul G. Schulz sells Rattinger's medi.
elmer. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
PHIL HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
City National Bank Building.

sA-specia attention paid to orders from steam
boats night or day-6Q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

SEE advertisement of grocery stand for
sale. 81.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

A TWo-SToRY HOUSE with lat, stu,ted on
"A the south side Of Twelfth, between Walnut
and Cedar streets. The house Is in complete
oIuer, roomy, well flushed ami painted inside
anu OUT nov nays renta! Of Sl2 per month win
Oe sofa Tor $3.50 cash-for house and lot Apply 10
A. SUSANNA,
hoVN-i" No. " OHIO Leyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

A GROCERY STAND, with full stock of gro
"A ceres eligibly situated on on Washington
Essnue, and doing good business. Apply at the
"uhe'u oince' nOy2lu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29

SUNDRIES-5 bbls buckwheat hour,
So 90; 10 dressed hogs, IS boi 10 dressed
mutton, sc per lb; 8 heavy veal calves,
81 5o@o 90; 10 bbls krout, 81 O0alo ool
according to size)i 10 bbls cider, - 900
s so; bushel chestnuts, Sc 90 per bua.;
10 bbls Coal oil, ?se per gallon so boIss
n. Y. factory cheese, Ice; 80 sacks coffee,
2+c; 300 bbls lime, 81 20.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
FOR SALE

The Illinois Central Raj Road Company now
oter for sale the following described lois id Frs
Addition 10 the City Of Cairo, viz;
Lot ~ block 20. Lot - block So,
Is &" 90 n 81
81 rs 4" ~
/" So 81 81
81 80 81
For terms, es. apply o JAMES JOHNSON,
euu Agent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-29
PEI YsICIANs.

WILLIAM X. SMITH, Nj. ID.
II EsiDENcE-No. q Thirteenth street, be.
~ t~eeu Washington avenue and Walnut sire, l.
ohSs-lI' Commercial avenue, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

ExEcUroRs' SALE or PRoPE RITZ ON BROADWAY.
Fourth. Ninth avenues. West, Washington Thirty fifth,
Seventy ii7h ils.h and streets
being par of estate of late Paul spoaord Also Proper
~ In Harlem, Brooklyn &C.. va.
e. II. LUDLOW 4 co. viii sell a. auction Tuesday,
oci a ls7 at u o'clock at the Exchange ssesroom No
Ill broadway (Trin,y Buildingl:-
The ST. Janes Hote-souhwcsi corner OF Broadway and
ssne Hsu's ana Lot, ,,e feet
- 30 and s.. warehouses entire plot $40 tee. on West
TsIS nfsh .sr:sSo Isl; ii;'i EoS ssss Adjoining
Niath avenue Seventy seyentyh,rd streets
Lots roniase on Ninth SAt feet; depth on each
East i7th Ilsh Lots 1913 feet OF avenue
each sSxlooo Feet with two story frame House ana sman
% : ws Srs s sa and
Lots. south side. adjoining lots each
THIRD No sal. front sud House. and Lot;
Third averue.Ibe entire Block bounded by Second and
opposite the proposed crysta Palace Grounds.
Third ayenue-5 Lots south corner l07sh street.
East lV7th strees-Souh side, Lots, adjoining avenue
eighth ssrss.. each 5asaoc '1''
Fss avenne5 Lots southeast corner load street. each
Firsi svenas Lo. west siic sos feet south of iissA
ioad street Lot, south side. between Firat and
n,
see.-l Lot. south side 100 feet westof First avenue
2Sx1nn 10 teet
us,a Lots side 500 feet east of Second
nue. -5sl00.I feet each
1ieh Los aide, 275 feet east OF Frs.
nue. s5yiO0.i 10 feet each
l7h street, Lot, south aide, 1856 fee. west Of Third
nue., 25xsa ii feet.
Pacific street, BrookynNo ss7, House and Lot lesxlOo
feet.
Division street. Brooklyn A Lots. Debsvoise ave-
nue., each 25Sl00 feet
Amoa street. Brookiyns Lots. Debevoisc avenue,
each 25x100 teet.
Fourth Fifth avenues Sixteenth street. Brooklyn-s5
Lots and Cores, being north halt OF book.
Fifth avenue, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Forty fifth
| street, " Lots.
Also - Lots Kngslanf avenue, Debcsoise avenue,
Richardson street, North Henry street. hrooSiyn
City OF Grand Rapids, Michiganruton street, south side
part OF Lots and being 6al60 feet shelton street. rth
Oak street. Lot No. 50a2l feet Division
street sde between Cherry and Oak Streets Lots TO- IL
Is and H. 5xi2 fee Division street, southeast corner
Cherry street. Lot 10 She ton street. cast aide between Elm
Maple streets Lots 10 H. 10 and 6. each xl2S feet
Terms OF sale on improved propeysixty cent of the
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage for
three years. and twothrds may remain the unmproved
properly.
Books aud maps can be had application al the Auction
| eers Office No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

OLYMPIC THEATRE EIGHTH WEEK.
GREAT SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES
EVERf EvENINs ATS
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT a.
a. L. FOX'S
celebrated spectacular Ballet Pantomime,
HuMrTY DrMPTi
II. D.. "1he Humpty Dumpty about as m1ch re-
II. D. semblance preceding namestk ss doe. mo-
H. ldern IN Park 10 tho old fashioned
II. ID. sta co ,ch."-Herald
II. D.lu. L. FOX... as. Clown
H. ID. .Unl.ke any other clown, Mr.. @. L. Fox presents
H. D.iveln OF bne acting Dispatch.
IL D.l ~ THE CEI,EBRATED MARTENS FAMILY
II, IL. Mona MARTENS "The Martens Famiv, consist
ii. D.lMus MARTENS. ling Of gen leman and two la
H. D. lMe GRErCHEN ldies gave q capital burlesque OF
II. d. wan uering lvrolean singers, and
4. d. 1.-TWO oil them appeared the
II, d. celebrated scat Duet" which
n. D.l 1irresistivly funny aud natural
II. d. lwithil. This latter feature alone
II. d. Ils Almost an evenings entertain
II. Dd ment in IT, -c."-Heraid.
II. d "The Martens Family, three In
II. D.l number. made a popular hit,
IL d. iuischievous grace aud viyacltyof
II. D. Nile. Gre chen being in particular
H. D.} much lint ed. '-Trioune
IL u. THB KlRALrs TROUPE
II. D.lADELE MARIETTA,
II. ID. PAZLIER, MORIONDO,
H. D. CLEMENCE, ALEXAN bkOWA. YOUNG ADONIS,
II. D. AND LITTLE vENU5 SIGNOR CASSELLI.
II. D.! THE ZIGZAGS, Herr WILLIO.
H. Seats secured sll days in ,vanoe At the box ONCE
II. d. lof the theatre or by telegram.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
DIVORCE MArIv SATURDAY :. half.pass one.

w CUMEDY, DRAMA. CoMEDIETTA,
illustrated by
A COMPANY Or ARTISTS
CNEQUALLED ON THE PRESENT STAGE
THIS AND LIVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER
TWO NEW COMEDIES.
A CURIOUS CASE
GAME OF Ejaculation.
Mr. CHARLES MATTHEW, Mr.. John GILBERT, Mr..
CHARLES FISHER Mr.. J. b. POLK. Mr.. II. MONT
GOMEkY, Mr.. b. T. RINGGOLD, Mr.. CHARLES ROCK
MELL Mr.. Y. r. BROWNE, Mr.. W. LEONARD, Mr.. Z.
y. HuLLAND, Mr. J. PECK, Mrs. CLARA JENNINGS.
Mrs. JOHN SEFTON, Miss ESTELLE ROWE, Miss FLORA
CLAYTUN, Msz BlAISDELL.
6PEkDID ENTERTAINMENT FOB
MONDAY, OCT. 23
After careful elaborate preparation will be produced
OF the sparkiny and amusing OF modern Comedies
AGGRAvA1IN1 SAM.
In conjunction with which, for the first time this season.
Baye Bernarl's erco ent Comedy
TIKI NERVOUS MAN.
These plays combine the names OF
Mr.. CHAS. MATTHEWS, Mr.. JOHN BRJUdHAM, MT JOHN
0lLsEkI, M 3 II sTopDARr, M,; B. 4; RiSxa6oLp'
LEONARD, Mr. E. M. HOLLAND, Mr.. j. PECK, Mr. w.
QUI LSy. Mr. J. CuRRAN, Miss EFFIE GERMON ther
first appearance this seasons Mrs. JOHN SEFTON MISS
BLANCHE HAYDEN, Miss FLORA CLAYTON, Miss
BLAlSDELiA
Due notice win be given Of the reappearancs OF Miss
PLt6SY MORDAUNT.
MIRA. Centivre's sta nd ard Comedy,
THE BUSyBODY,
in preparation.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

Terms of sale on improved proceysxty cent of the
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage for
three years. twohrds may remain the unimprOved
properly.
Books aud maps be had application at the Auction
office No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

pS y. DOUGHTY, AuCTi0SEEE.
IL Large Sale 81 household Furniture this day st lVk.
she sAesgodms ~ Nassau street v7 rosewood and
Ps!lor srits in tTccat. and reps. walnut and
chsstnut Chamber suits about 40 cured Hair Hrsk and
Wool Mattresses, ganfqs once Desks bookcases, ~
octave rosewood f,arofos 20 Carpets. Counter, show
sasns. Cooking PsSor aud Osce s.ose Counters Manel
Etrors Psntrrr EusTasass DC, making large assort-
rneLi - &c peef. gsoriy rod.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

4 ROSEWOOD PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER, S1l5; A
. octave Piano, rosewood case, overstrung bass, DC
u-ed only shoy! time, at great sacrifice.
PEEK son, 1i6 Blocker street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
ANUyE EN r..
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Sole Lessee and Manager mr. ACGCSTfN DAILY
Twcntyoorh street. near Broadway Curtain rises At y
Every night for tho Seventh week.
MIR. AUCuSTlN DALYsB
Great Drama OF the Times,
DIVORCE.

Now acted for SEVEN WEEKS TO the Largest AUDI
ENCEs EVER GATHERED II this theatre. The whole Of
the BRILLIANT NEW COMPANY In the cast -Miss Fanny
Morant taunv Davenport Clara Norris Mrs. Gilbert
Dsix Mary Cary Nellie Mortimer Kate clsIton. Iaa Yer
". J. Lemoyne, James Lewis W: Davdge Louis James
Henry Crisp owen Fawcett y. Whiting, g. Devere, j. H.
MA0klFIOENT NEW SCENERY ORIGINAL MUSIC
SUPERB FASHIONABLE COSTUMES
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
4 DRIAE H. MULLER AUcTi0NEER
Peremplory sale by order OF executor OF
Valuable siBs Sites wsshnston Heights and "a Los
Broadway.
ADRIAN b. MULLER. 2. 3. Wilkins 4 Go.

THURSDAY, October ~, At ~ o'clock, At The
Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway. by order OF J. y:
Ayrc. ksa eHccnlor of Lucus Chendon. deceased. IS
Villa Sites situate Washington Heights Thu property IL
par OF tract the Heights. purchased by the late
.rase prupesy % on ne Hcbt an esaen
sve view OF ibs Hudson AMI Harlem rivers and of the
he auul valley ying bet the Heights anl Harlem river
and for hcsshsuoe@ OF location grandeur, beauty aad va
rey Of scenery not surpassed BY any property on New
York Island vicinity The River Boulevard.
being under the direction OF the Central Park Com
which through the westerly portoa OF
the prcpey, Will when completed add greatly to its ac es
by aud rs course being along the iann on The hank OF
The river Park will afford the noss beautiful and
picturesque drive the island The property l. also but
snor Central Park. There Is the property
. largo and half story Dwelling House, In
nne order, with gas, furnace, range, &C.
Also,
81 Lots
adjoining the above described property and fronting on
Broadway which 10 be wened 10 the width OF l fe ct
making OF the roads the island The property
will be sold with restriction against nuisancca
Seventy OF the purchase may at the op-
Gon OF The purchaser, remain on bond and mortgage
Maps at the o1cc OF the auconeers No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

AT u. R0sENTHAL's 2s3 THIRD AVENUE MAR
~ Nlntsenth sIrec Qats 81 Third ayenueh La lies and
gentlemen can obtain the highest value for Caso Clohns
BY Mrs H. RosenlhaL
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
4 uCrIos NoqIcE.-sso, 900 WORTH OF

A UCIIOS NO1iCE.-$sou00 WORTH OF
"A magnificent and cos,v Household Furniture,
Paniins- Hronzes, Silvcrwarc, rare ~ orks OF Art,
l3ls DAY tSATl RpAYl, at the elegant
private residence 36 Wes, Fifteenth street
besween Fifth and SIKH avenues at l0,l O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suita, fompadour syle Marquee e Cab'
not Tables kncognures Jsrjineres Console fables Bronze
Siaaary rarings by eminent ss; Lace Cuaics sccre
tare Baokcase magnificent rosewood Pianolote, Stool.
Cover Canterbury, velvet. Carpets; Mirrors bronze
Clocks rosewood, walnut Bureaus Bcjssads wardrobes,
Mattresses Blankets zenson Table Buffet, siverware,
Glassware, Cut ery, Tureens saivcrs Dinner Tea Ser.
ycc Linen Basement Kitchen Furniture: also all tho
Furniture servants apartments Sale p-remptory. N. Be-
The auconesr woud cal niOn of friends and public 10
This sale being the largest riches, assortment Furniture
offered aucuoa this season.
FRKnFRICK A. RuRNHAM. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
DANCING ACADEMIES

A CADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC HALL. 7s3 SIXTH
"a avenue, Reservoir squire and Forly.second street
Mr.. 1RESoRS classes now 1uesdays and Fri
days st and y. NJ. Send tor circulars.
Mr.. AND MRS. nLAsKo's SELECT CLASSES IN
M Dancing for ladics gentlemen youths and small chil.
dren will be resumed al 81 Nes Thirty fourth s,re,
day, NovemDerA send for CIRCULAR -
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DROPosALs FOR GBANITE FOR TBK NrW
l. STATE DEPARTMENT

WAsHINGrON, MAJ "a, Is7I.
sealed Pr posss viii be received until 2 Oclo-k
~ I, OF the 22D DAy OF JUNE, ISL, at the Office OF
the Supervising Architect Of the Treasv-ry Dsna,t
ment for furnishing snd delivering AZ the site Of the
auired for the exterior OF the new state pepart-
ment for which about lso 90 cubic feet will bs re
nt for so must STATE the price per cubic
twenty cubic feet. and the rate of Increase in nr
Ter stones exceeding twenty cubic feet. The exact
average siZe OF the stones cannot at present be
given, but will Approximate 90 cubic feet Stones
g be ausrried and delivered according SEIZED ue
One inch will be allowed for quarry dirnensions cn
each worked face OF the stone.
II inches cube, of the granite II is prorosed 70
nish, which must be sound, durable, of uniform
ceor and coed grain, free from discoIoring or ofbT
foreign substance. aud eapSsie - Al a.,
action OF the elements, and that has been fuf'y
tested by use IN buildings sud 10 from quarries ca
within one ear, and from " hich stone has beep or
Is Low being used for hrst-class buildings
dey cry stone, and the amount per week thsy ear
deliver They will alec state thu average aud naxi-
mum sizes OF stone that an be sbcained from their
30 bids win be received except from the owners or
Iesses u ne qusrrles from which the stone is pro-
All proposals must De made on the printed form.
10 be obtained OF the Supervising Architect and be
ibcusspd dollars thai the SiddeT n vii 81 ssy
cute and perform the contract if awarded 70 him Snd
drtd Thousand dollars, slS COZ and valid and
plnolng lease OF the quarry TO the Government a.
security for the faithful performance Of the cor
tract; the lease TO take effect the failure Of the
contractor to comply with the terms Of the con tract
said lease to authorize the Government 20 take fni
Of the contractor in case OF such default '0''e
The right TO reject and all bids received Is re-
Propsssls must be iEoIosed IN a sealed enveIopA.
ipdorsec !" Proposals Tor Granite for New state De
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
Nashlneten, u " my 3 Est
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DRuPosALs FOB FUEL.

QuARrKRsAsTER's onFIcE,U 5. MARINE CORPS
WAsRINGroN, May Is, ls7I. {
until clock M, Of Thu RsDAf the I'd dsy
OF june next, Tor supplying WOOD aud GOAL 20
places during the fiscal year ending sOth June ls7s.
the W ooc 10 be merchantsble Oak and TO be deliV-
cred piled, measured aud inspected at such points
designated b. the commanding Marine oficer free
OF expense to the United States. The GOAL TO be
and TO weigh 22so lbs. the ton, 20 be inspected
and delivered at such points within the limits Of the
handing Marine officer, free OF expense ~ 0J the
United Ststes; and both wood aud coal 10 be fur
Iished upon the msnthly or quarterly requsition Of
quired, IN accordance with reg 1lations, via:
AT Wellington city, d. G, &c tons Of coal, so
Al Portsmouth, n. g., lsO tons Of COAL rs cord. of
Az ChsrIestown. Mass, lsO tons Of coal, loo cords
AZ Brooklyn, n. T., 80 tens OF coal, 10 cords Of
A Philadelphia; Penna, loo tons OF coal, 50 cords
Of wood
At Gosrort, Va. GO tons OF coal 20 cords of weed
AT Pensseo!s, Fla, - tons OF coal, 70 cords Of
The wood and coal furnished a, washington city
10 be measured weighed, inspected and Certified by
the government inspector appointed by the eayy
Department. and the expense attending such Inspes
ton, &c, paid by the contrsetor. Blank forms Of
Payment will be made upon the receipt of &C.
of the posts at which the wood coal has been
The right il reserved to reject all bids considered
A gus,sEty, to be signed By two responsible per
the United States District Judge United states Dis
trct Attorney, or United States Collector must ac
{, mssEy each proposal, otherwise Il viii not be
To Be endorsed Proposals. for Fuel" and ad.
dressed to the unaersigned
mylefrw MAJOR aud Quarterm sster.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


sealed proposal. win Be- receiSe :, this once an.
lSl, from iron manufacfurers oAly, Tor furuisbiss
me ms.eIlss and labor Of all kinds ecsssaTy 70
con- snying SPECIFICATIONS sud Drawings
contractor, on board q 3 sea going vessel or YES
seisi ~ any sespert nearest 70 the manufacturer's
The L,sh, House Board viii Prcyise all the tim
pier tbe e sSis e, sSs SS5srste Tor the osnastoS
,ur eelonsing thereto and their cost not 90
tractor will be REQUIRED 10 furnish an ths os oTs
no9,e ths i9undson pier, ard the Cost thereof shall
The bid should state n e sum for witch the ENrI.r
M1kk ss shown on the drawfT will be completed,
alter acceptance, and delivered as Aforesaid and
also state the Gay sud date which Il shah
specified n tie FoTm ~ B,s Unaef i'rlo'' 90
Tbs. Ihs work will be carried on under the personal
tiss must be saorded him Tor inspsctinS the mate
ma snd workmsnshig suoh paris Of either
tens nst IN case of lection De rode gS6d a The
The Board reserves the right 20 reject any mono
sHs ,oI any ressops Il may deem suieieept.
BY the bidder and two com petent suretIes eortlhsd
70 De such By some officer known q the Treasury
lars. . COO that, in the event u the sccestsnos
o. suen nid the necesssry Contract viii be entered
Board that the bid has been accepted.
bond and security, in the sum Of twenty thousand
=
VIII be required.
A COPY Of the plans and specifications mus. be In
closed with the bid, ss evidence 20 the Ject a
All proposals must Re signed sealed, aud iniorsed
Proposals Tor a Ugh house Tor Southwest Pass,
u uisians. and then Enclosed in another env slops
shubrief, Chslrusa q the Light House go.
Treasury Department, WAshiogton, u. O.
Any BIDDER may be present ami witness the opsu-
specified.
Payments for the work will be made quarterly.
peon stmstes certhe0to BY the agent Of the Beard
estimate will be withheld until the satsfsctorU
completion of the Contract.
Plans, specifications, and forms az proposals NAY
be obtained from Lieutenant Colonel J.. q. Duane.
United States Engineers, Pertiand, Me-. and AZ 3
Exchange street, Boston, Massachusetts,; Bieutsu-
ant Colonel 1. q. Woodruff, United States EnRi-
neers, Staten Island, New York; q. Caster sniIk,
esq. Assistant Iigbt-A Engineer, southessf
corner sixth and Walnut streets, Phiisdel phis.
Pennsylysnis, CAPTAIN Peter q. Hsins, United
etstee Engineers, cnioR Bank Building, Bsltimore
Maryland; MAJOR W. y. Merrill, United States
nhdepssned GEoKG hsD A. AZ L TOT the
Malcr Of EsgtnserS Z. s. A., EEriassT Sssrsta.V.
mVl3-l2t
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
pIPARrMrsr OF TIE IsrERIoR. 4

WAsHIssro ID. o., May s. 1871.
Proposals Tor furnishing such articles Of ststone
~ ~ may De required for this aud the
buresus and ofbces thereof. during the fscal year
ending une 81, ll1 will be received until II O'Clock
m III tuesday,. June !, ISL.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or nrm making IL, and be sccon paRied by q satis-
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute a
cobtrect with good and sufficient bonds II bis bid n
accepted for any or ell articles No bid will be CON
sidered without such guarantee.
All articles stipulated 70 be OF the best ousIity
Sampled will be required IN ell cases zach ssm ne
70 Dc plainly marked with the name Of the bidder
Bond With approved security viii be required OF
the party TO whom. the contract or any bart e. Il
On failure 20 furnish any article IN a reasonable
time after being ordered, the right Is reserved Of
purehssinr In open market, Of declaring the con
tract forfd d; aud IL greater price than the con-
raet price paid for such articles, the difference
VIII be charged 10 the centrscto
Bids will BE considered each ffen separately.
Schedules con- atninR blank form for btdding, TO-
gether with items and estimated quantities of arti
cles needed. and full information, IN sccordance
with this advertisement, viii be furnished On appli
Contracts VIII only be awarded 10 estsblishes
mepufacturers of or dealers IN the articles
7hs Secref0Ty fs rtfAf 10 rejecf aag % al
BIDS fkaf may os cfesed 10
Proposals must be addressed TO the Secretary oi
the Interior, and Endorsed Proposals tor station
cry
nys O. pELAEo, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26
DIED,

DEAkihG Thursday evening, May Is, LIZZIE.
dAugbfer - Geo Te L. and Elizabeth bearing, age
SyeaIs 81 q motifs.
Funeral from the residence, zoos Massachusetts
aveDre, Saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Friends
OF the family are invited 10 attend.
INGRAM. On the 18th instant, at the residence
o. MS uncle. Robert Leitch, ALEXANDER L
INGRAM, eldest son OF John Ingram and Joan
Tal lor, aged 81 years and 70 days.
The FIRE MS ot the family invited to attend his
funerai Sstur day at clock, at the Metropol-
1tsn Presbyterian Church, corner Attn and streets
southeast. .
CUrhBERT. May sd. at IL D. m, Mrs MARY
ANN CU1HBnRr, aged abpat65 years, formerly
city.