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GLEEoR CoMMERNEAL EmPIRE-

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GLEFOR COMMERCIAL EMPIRE.
There was ameeting ola portion Of
the stockholders in the Memphis and
Ohio railroad yesterday and 80 few
were present that no action was taken
in reference to the matter that caused
the convocatiOn. The COmpany's
directors meet to-day. The trade with
Louisville has been closed, the road
has passed into the hands Of strangers
and it only remains for the innocent
stockholders 70 confirm the action Of
their representatives. That these
have acted wisely and well
we have not a doubt. The con
sOldau0n Of railways, unless
cities that built them would be dis
troyed, is often a matter Of memorable
commercial necessity. Louisville and
Memphis hencaf0rtb have a unity Of
interest," very ike that which renders
chicago a suburb of Boston or New
AorN Louisville can hardly be en-
Ecnea without Onferring wealth upon
Memphis. If the wealth Of the coun-
Try must Tow toward New York and
thus through Louisville, it is NOT less
true that there is another New york
rising up in splendor and majesty on
the shores Of the Western Ocean and
to this Louisville finds its gateway
through Memphis. Louisville. too. bv
perlecting means Of ntercommunies-
ton with Memphis draws TO the latter
city the imperial wealth Of the West.
With Imperfect means Of transit 10
the East and Europe, the wealth Of
Western empires would seek more
Northern OF Southern routes to the
ocean. Pslpably enough, ST. Louis
and Louisville seek to control the re-
sources of this portion Of the valley
Of the Mississippi Even now st.
Louis extends nailEay lines southwark
on he ern and western shores Of
the great river. Louisville contests
the palm f0r supremacy even here,
and this contract made with Louis
vile becomes in effect an offensive
and defensive alliance aud Louisville,
in promoting her own interests, is
forced 10 aid ia drawing to Memphis
the m~easureless wealth of the Occi-
dent. By this conflict, thus directed,
between Louisville and st. Louis,
Memphis has everything to gain and
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No.. M4.-IG the EI.st ..aut=H
Shelby county .auHas.H
~ HERt zS. s. a.. WIcEs. N .~.u
w We Pc grs- ID LICkrI.t, -.
J. J.Eteele, 81. g. Pea Co. W. .lHH" q
Montgomery, CLaue-- .. o. Johnson.
Barnes, Frank Ton, LG Garrett ...- lHHu-
~, o.. brluEIey. j.. o. re.1uu. 4. F.. ."H.a
Lyles L Hamau, III .EEr- aa..-
Thomas Boyle - HarEs I"a. a5u-.
Ms Correl august BeIJuu, IS H=aH a
DOnneliyt A.. nUuEeF=af D. E-e..-E
tiers. Thomas NJ. Pzlt0u. Leon Erll-a .l -
Wil6uburg, Mrs. &C IELHs.a WIS
DgugIaEs. Al. j. CrrTv. speed. c. . Sc ...
e.. j.. Harzau. ali residents ll Shelby uu.E
Tennessee, and the present .1l orators H.
nave filed au Application lu ILe email.
Gerry Court of shelby county I.E al amend.
ment 10 the charter of said AuEHua-# Conn.
Dsnv. granted 10 by am llt OF Che Gene @. .
5emblV OF the state OF Tennessee. passed lur-
ing p ssssiOu Of the Leglsla. ure held .H .aa
and IsEg. The desired auICuLmell benz. ...-
additional powers lu gran ed said ruH.a.
ton rs lo The rules governing su-r-urUas
that the powers OF The President a-. sIr.-
tors be- eulaI god concerning the EurHuaa and
loans, etc, etc For further LulHruall- ra.
ference is had TO said petition herein.
10 is therefore ordered, that all uar.uHe la-
string so 20 do make their aUueaes nee herein
al the Court-hOuss OF said Court. lu the city
OF Mempuls, Tenn, on or before .la lr5-
Monday 10 July, ISl. and show cause. fanny
they have, why the said amslumel. should
not ue granted according tD lEe prayer OF
petition, or the same VIII Pc heard ana
proceeded with eEpartei ana lEat -.lE OF.
mis- order be published for t3lr-y days l .le
Memphis Appeal
EDMUED A. COLE. CerE and ter
BY Rs .BLACE, Depuly CLERK ana or
Il r. Barnes and Van 81 Enggl-l l--
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The Grant men who, under the lead
of Tom Murphy, manage the coHec-
ton OF customs Of New York city,
went down the bay Of New York on
Wednesday last TO meet Sheridan,
who returned from Europe in the Rus
STA. They tried hard to get up a stir
ring enthusiasm, but failed utterly,
Notwithstanding the widow Of the
d late lamented and her son Tad y
were OF the party. The war fever is
dying out and Fictitious and fictitious
regulations with It.. Notwithstanding
Buchanan Reid's poem and picture Of
Sheridan's ride, the little chap would
fall into Oblivion were it not for his
massacre of the Indians IS famous as
Pelissiers smOkingO Of the Arabs in the
Algerian cave.
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TEE capture Of Fort D'Issy, it is
thought, seals the fate Of Partisan
Communism. Further resistance to
Thiers' Government seems hopeless.
The resignation Of General R0ssel,
Cluserets successor, is significant Of
the downfall Of Paris. The people at
last are thoroughly tired Of war, dis
gusted with constant defeat, and sick
ened by want and suffering. Within
the week, the mob Of Paris
may slaughter their favOrites of the
past month, and proclaim the glory
and supremacy Of Theirs. Each hour
We look for the Intelligence that Mac
MahOu has seized the French capital.
General D0uay was appointed some
days ago to lead the stOrming column,
and thus the Commune, supposed not
long ago 20 contain the germ of repUb-
I%canisu, To grow vigorous and strong
and 0verspread ali Europe, ~sUspends
fOr a 6ule its Offices, whether for great
good or m~easureless evil. Louis Blanc,
writing Of the d~eplOrabl6 condition Of
Paris, says "that those within the As
ssmbIy and those without, who would
give their lives 60 see this sanguinary
problem solved in a pacific manner,
are condemned to the torture of being
unable to perform single act, TO utter
cry, to say a word, without running
the risk Of provoking manifestations
contrary to the objects they propose,
OF without rendering themselves
liable IN this manner to irritate the
malady, 20 snven0m the wound
The situation is indeed only misery,
deep, direful and wretched misery for
France, from which it is feared she
can only be rescued by the strong arm
Of Germany, whose greatness viii be-
hereafter measured by generosity IL
Illustrated in the relations of the vic
tors and ysnqui-hed-even as the
Sherman-J0hnsOn treatyin 1865 desig-
mated the two greatest men, to whom
revolution gave immortal reuOWn.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ms. CO,
MEhPHIH, May l0th, 1871.
A II a regular meeting Of ths Board o.
Directors OF the Mississippi Valley Insuganee
Company, a a-emi-annuaI dis idend Of BIvR
PER oEsT. was declared on the capital stock.
OF said Company.
mylI Il. GRoNAUER, Secretary.
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RESORTS.
BEERsHEBA SPRINGS.
Grundy CO., Tenn.

SEEmaV cor &9nns
This property having been purchased by
the undersigned, and thoroughly RENTED
and furnished, Will be opened to the public
for the ensuing season, on the 18th June
next.
Hor the benefit of those persons who have
never visited this, before the war, celebrated
watering place. we beg leave to say that, for
the aXcelleuCy OF its Chaly btaBe and froesJOne
waters, 70 Of scenery and purity of
atmosphere, 10 is not surpassed, II equaied,
by any establishment iu the south The To-
cation is upon one OF the highest points OF
the Guns berlaud Mountains, within q few
hours ride 81 the ernlty OF the South,
and Ofthe large Swiss colony recently estaD-
isbed IN this State.
Visitors leaving Huntsville. Chattanooga,
or Nashville by the morning train, Will ar
rive al the Springs. ria TullahOma and Nc
MiuuVIle, ON the evening ct he same day.
Parties wishing TO enEage rooms for the
season asn do so 10y addressing us at Nash
vile until 18th May after thai time az Beer
shCba springs
CHAEGEs FOR BOABD-By the day, So; by
the week, EI5 20; by the month, SEQ. Children
and servants half price.
REaIDENT P~HIsICIANS-Dr. j. ID. Winston,
of Nashville; ID. -. N, Franklin, Of Sumne
Co. y NJ & co.
Nashville, Tenn, April ], 1871. apps
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & Min
CABINET ORGANS.

UAVING vastly increased their facilities
IA for manufacture, the Mason and Hamitn
Organ Company an now enabled 80 offer
their we'll known organs, which ars the ac-
knowledged sjandGrd of excellence among
strume OF the class, at prices Ofinferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike 10 all, tBvariabie. The
fOlIOWing are illustrations:
-Four-OCtavs $50
The same, Double Reed ...........-......- %
~Flve-Ociaye organs, with ~ITemulant,
Carved and rnamented. ..-... 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five 8tops, lZ5
Forty other styles up o..v.~-~.-..~...-. 1908
AIJin solid Black Walnut. All the Urgans
made BIZ his company are thoroughly nrst-
class I'M every respect. They Will not make
theao-called cheap organs at any price. The
comparative superiority Other Instruments
rs now greater than ever before. as every
oomueisat fndge VINO Wisl carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
rom photographs OF 1.-THE different styles, inIl
Information and lowest prizes; also, Testi-
monIal Circular VIII be sent free 70 amy adj
N6S0N & HAMLlN organ co.
WarerOoms, 5s6 B~r0aoway, New York.
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THAT NOlsElEss.

INK MOTION, LOCK sTITCla straight
4 Needle, Biees Sewing Machine, Is con
trolled by parties who "Wiii stay u True, we
shaBdiBd other machines, but seHklne
the besf, nave found IT, Agents wanted
EVERYWHERE. FRAZkk q Co,
myu 46 NOHth Court Square.
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THE Memphis APPEAL, Of the Sd,
says: We agree with Mr.. Stephens
that the Democracy can accept the
Thirteenth Amendment and reject the
succeeding ones. Perhaps the APP
PEAL will say hOW we can reject u
them.
We find the above extract in the
Augusta ARK Bulletin, edited By our
former iellow-citizen, j. T. TrezevaBt
The Democratic party can reject I"
The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments TO the Constitution lust as r
can " reject" any other amepoment
adopted by perjury, fraud and in utter
violation Of the mode prescribed bv
which amendments to the Con stftutioa
are to be made. The Constitution pre-
scribes the manner as follows:
Congress, whenever tWo-thirds of
both Houses shall deem It necessary.
shall propose amendments 70 this Con-
stitutiOn; or on the application OF the
legislatures gftWO-thIrds Ofthe several
States, shall call a convention for pro-
posing amendments, which, in either
case. shall be valid 70 all intents and
purposes, as part Of this Constitution,
when ratified by the legislatures Of
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MHnI EnR enInRhln

LII persons desiring TO go 70 Colorado
n can do so at my reduced rates by i0in-
ing our Colony, tWenty-dV g miles Hom ben.
City, on The D.. and r. @. x. X where
sell AZ twenty-five and CITY dollars Tor dny
by one hundred and dlty feet; so aQgacrss
o. Inc farming lands ara saoured for our
olOnists at 81 n nar acre, cali and zee.
Lumber $40 per 1000 Iea6.
A BIg&FELD, gu second ST.,
apN Memphis, Tenn.
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JOHN LILLY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
AND LIQUORS,
so. 35l Main Street, Memphis.
OK r YouR ,
- slaTaIHa -

CU'g Collie and Grfplne
Eg,. ia fle Bowels, and faclii- ~
- tales fba process ofEBash-
ing. RH
r aubqpe4 t0u ulsl8uu and
HHhttcoq6 az eEsstses m 5
Children.
Cures Diarrhsa, HyEsn- 49,
$3.50 tory and Summer trTd-
plaiut IN children Of All 90
ages
10 Us mo 4reaL L1fants au1 Lnidr9n
SOOTHING Kemsay la ala disoFdera br0uEEE
By TeethIue OranT ether cause.
preDareA ny hh1tah HrittltA
Ia 81 6rngqists and medicine
everywhere. wFaeH~
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LIVER DISEASE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to agreale E
bly, any 9th mai
always a~uEiCUsiy
Liver regulated
Is almost invaria
OF action IN the
ache Constipation,
the Shoulders. e. u
stomach Sac Tasi e
attacks, Falpi
Depression OF the
and hundred he
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
To acts
and, being asimpieI
puuuC, can do no
less in every way
40 years, and hun
aud EE eat from Eli
try Will TOuCh for
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$765,O0O
IN Cash Gifts, to be- Distributed by
the New YORK. Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKsT DRAWS A PRIZE.

a chance TO draw any Of The above Prizes
for z5c. Tickets describing Prizes are eGied
in Envelopes And well mixed. On receipt of
Zoe, q Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice
and sent by mail 20 any address, The prize
named upon IL will be delIgeTedt 10 the ticket
holder on payment Of one Dollar. Prizes are
Immediately sent TO any address by express
or return mail.
You Will know what you prize is before
you pay for 10. Any prize exchanged for an
other of The same value No blanks. Oar
patrons depend on fair dealing.
REFEREHCEs-Ihi following lately drew
valuable Prizes and ElUHIy permit us 90 pub
lish them: Andrew j. Burns, Chicago, SlU,OJJ;
Miss Clara Walker baltimore, Piano. $500
las. NJ. Matthews, Detroit, 5000; JOnH II. An
derson, Savannah, &50O0i James simmons,
Boston, $4,000.
PRESS OrINIOE.-'T arm is reliable -
Weekly Tribune, DEC. - Deserve their sue
cess ~. p Herald. Jan. ,. Just and hOa-
OrabIe'-NeJOS, Dec. y.
send for ciruIar. Liberal Inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of 15 Sealed Envelopes cOutains
n CASH GIFT. seven tickets Tor 81; II fOT
81; 50 for So; ~ Tor Sl5. Address
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No. go. I'm lae d. a-1. III u

No. 500, Rim tue First lalr=E ..-r. -.
shelby County
WHEREAS, TIL. Alien p. Cock H
" PeJtiEr=W. "a =. Boyle. George
GIT 3 p. Reed H. Wa-a lE ...s
III j. Ward md w. 81. core have L... =
ltiOn ia said court url-luE l Pc "
rated under the name ana 5-Te c.. .
Mercantile Library AS 7CIrUuU .E I
-Or the purpo-eOf esr-o LEHE . .." .-.
ing "a library I'D The city OF pin. raI H
tltulHrs OF which re- srzLle E md. O.. ..H
ltlOn In sid cause.
Tt I6 Therefore ordered. ~
I'll persons Interested most appeal "a-a.u
the Court House I'm he city % Hew.la .r
OF before the mrs Monday ll aulH. ..| .u.
CsusC, IF any they -EVs. SHY One
aAociEu on should not be lurl pom ..
Che prayer OfEaif petitioner zr. a .- .
same Wlu be heard and ur" ls-#aa ~
paTIe5 and Chat q copy 1I this "e |a ..H
lshed for thirty days u the .e-E.-. .
peal.
A copy attest EDGUND Az. COLE.
I.-rE and
BY r.. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK ag.
Rs. u. Anderson 500 l-uaE
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aILLlBERY.


NETE have tested its virtues, and know that
" for Dyspepsia, BiliOusuess aud throb-
uiug Headache, 10 is the best medicine the
world ever sawIEdilor Telegraph and Mes
5engeT, Macon, Ga.
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PETITIONS FOB INCORPORATION.
PETITION FOR INCORPORATION


No. s5, RA-FlHt CLEueeTF C1url nr-ra.lF
County, TenueEs=e
WHERFAS. the Rev. s. aTrlH Rev ..
w A.O'Breu.5 H-HEEEI=r and
eL citizens OF shelby county. Tenn
she present c-1rporaL0rs lT the
Literary Association. have u.Hl a. "".
ton I'm the First CIauCer- Court
C0uIIy, Tennessee for 1u .. .
charter of the 80. Peter LLlarsl-
lion. granted it by an Eca ufrIa Ha..r".
semuly oTth6 state HI Eeulazee a.
ruary I5, 1855. the desired EEeulua"
That in addition luEle powers ..r
Cd az aforesaid SAID 81 Peters |.ar ."a
citation be allowed 90 ol.a-- zl.
simple couVey nee I'm .rg-L- l
in lee simple OF Tor less estate Hr A.
reaLestaI8 i'm the counlg of End
Of Tennessee tOE all reIE-gU= uEr.|-H
nected with the Roman CAT. l-e EnUr. a..
for the purposes OF Estal. .sl.lE uLr-H
asylums, other asElrUz .-. .
pLlatsr 70 ia elucrLCu- religious a-. #
mosynsrT purposes
IT, is therefore ordered 81. person.
wishing so Co 10. mEEe Hlall Appearance
herein 90 the Court House OF said Con in
the city of Memphis Tennessee. on "r before
the nrst Monday i'm June LsL- and -.u"
CauEet llany they laTer why rEa zuaueUH-.
prayed for snOull NOT he granted. =5. the
same win be proceeded with eEuara
that this order be published .a- Hu.r.. .
no the Memphis Appeal.
AcOpy-Attest;
*. A. COLE. Clerk =r.
BY RI. HLale- @
Humeg & pOsf1u- collectors
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ia The House OF Lords Earl Russell
gave notice of his intention TO move
an address TO the Queen against sane
tionfng the ratification Of the Ala
bama treaty, in case the arbitratOrs
are bound BY rules orc0Bdltlons other
than the law of nations and The Eng
hsb municipal laws existing during
the civil war IN the United States
when the alleged depredations upon
American commerce were committed.
Tom Allen, the pugilist, publishes a
card denying the reported challenges
by him 10 Mace and 0BaldWin.
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andTNDIGEsTIoN

and INDIGEsTION
extent than proba-
adv, and relief is
sought after. Iftbs
3 in its action, health
3 Jolly occurred Want
Liver causes Head
t~Jaundice, Pain in
Oh, Dizziness, Sour
lin the Mouth. Bill
tatiOn ofths Heart,
Spirits, OF Blues,
r symptoms which
EGULATO Is
that has ever been
mildly, e~hectualIy,
" gg Die COM
injury. It's harm
10 mas been used for
ireds OF The good
parts OF the u
its virtues.
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MAMH11l- = ElITIG.-

UORRECTED and revised 5y One a1.l9
~ r. DE- u. CUETI3, Doctor o.
Member Of the Royal College Hl
Wneiand Licsutiafe OF Che llletr
clans. Edfnburgi Honorary
De Mrffefua. Paris etc elc, ere
Wrrfrng HsEU on E1e ra1aa
Premature decline lu Aau -z-
-1sz~ -svuoDsis Of the mpedlm
49, fhe treatment OF Nervous
caTDebufty, steriltty, stc, ~ -5rse-
ea~fv Hbuaa or Excess anu
~ fherefor-tha result OF l
fl practice. -+r-arr Ur
- --wrnf Place session.
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Laths and Shingles.
Reduoea-

0,rs % per 1000
DTsesr4 95eafher4 BOardin .....-~- y ~ per llYN
- fF1rrh Sawed Single 3 % per uuo
a5- an prepared 10 uil an orders prompt
10 nf myraiI, ON Front street, above the
5ovol fmgT dEWl @. "a VENABLE
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Send 50 cents for treatment on all diseases
Female, Cstarfh, Cancer. Lung and ~rivate
Departments under my Wa special charge.
Satisfaction and cures guaranteed. mylb
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Ia tbs South Carolina Taxpayers
Convention "a, n. a.. A. Trenholm,
tOrmerIy Secretss of The Confederate
~taUe Treasury, fuily- accepted uni-
vers8I suffrage, aud said that "iR UielC
Of 0A TEE circumstances he ag1r the
e'sHgelCVQ f he North iOtC0r, fbs South
laQs such as history Furnishes 10 crane
PIES OF.
We have prayed and still pray,
'GOd deliver us from such olemency. ~
II the shove be true which we doubt,
we might also add, sand from such
friends rs Trenholm
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/. E HUcHEs

a. OORKEEPEE AND ACCOUNTANTS
Addrass care W. g. haHiH.
Carolina Insurance once,
West Court street.
Highest city -ralsrsness. apaI
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PETlTlOH F0R No #0

K A. COLE Clerk and
By 3D.. HLAgE- .u ".
Humes & POston, solicitors
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EDMUND A. COLE. EIerE ana E.lar.
By r.. j. BLACK, Depaty Clerk and Has or
b. Barnes and Wan 81 Anderson. ...
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DENTISTRY.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
nnpLRrnrnr on SIR

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, MAY TO- IsTI
Sealed Proposals, for furnishing Statonery for the
year ending June 90 1871 will be received at this De-
parunent until the 2erH DAT OF JUNE, lS7I, at Il
Blsnh forms for bidding will be furnished upon an
The bids win be considered and accepted or reject
ed item BY item.
, Contracts must be executed By the successful ~,
ders within ten days after being called upon so TO ds
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 20 time during the year, In quantities pursuant
ties VII, however, be called for during the year
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
nrm making 10, and be accom- panied By o bond wiz
eumeent suretiee In @ sum equal 70 80 per cent of
the bid or bids accepted, approved By O United
States ofcer Of the district IN which the sursses
reside or do business, ON form 10 be furnished b.
the Departments conditioned upon the execution n
q contract for furnishing such portions OF the A.
tieIes g may be awarded under IT, and the perform
Ance Of the same.
All deliveries vil be subject 20 inspection nv a.
expert detailed Tor thu purpose By the Sooretary 81
State, and the delivery Of inferior article viii b
deemed sucient eeuss 10 annul the ooniraet q he
Delivers. must Be free Of charge It u. pep.r..
nent OF state, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under ire
contract Vii operate a. forfeiture Of the entire
penalty OF the bond, or the Secretary OF State mag
airect the purchase, In open market, Of such quant
ties OF any articles o. shall be necessary 20 supply
the deficiency caused By such failure, and charge to
% per cent Of the price which ID shall Be
( Proposals unaccompsnied BY Q satisfactory bond
WIN not be considered, and contracts viii be awared
only to established manufactufers Of dealers -
the article. HAMILTON FISH
myA I'm Secretary Of state.
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PROPOSALS.
PROrOsAsIfs I ESs S sHASITE TSF nm INV
OFPlcE OF ssrkRvIsse ARcurrrcrS
WAsHINsroN. Mag -, N1. z

WASHINGTON NAY -.
Scsi~d Proposals will be received until d.
a tie 22p DAs yvSE. lsl, ~ ths one 81 tSs
ssp-r,iring Arohitsct of The Treasury Departm-.s.
Ro-- buidine All the dinension granite resaire Ter
the exterior az the new StAte Depsrtmpt,fer ~h,~A
ahOet lslce cubic feet viii Be required Proposals
Observations do excee snty cubic feet AMI tks
rate q increase IN price for exceeding twsnU
not II present be given but viii 70 osh,s
fcet. stones Go 10 qnArried and delivered accFiina
TO schedule 81 net sises that viii be furnished ne
mensicns On each WORK nj face Of the stone
Each bic must be accompanied by a sample blcSxt
nsh which must he sound durable n ifsT - In
and god grain, free from discolorinR OF 81 frs-
snl,stances and capable Of with~andins the Sotios
N buildings and r. from qusrries capable 81 furni-k
ing the quality and QQantty desired within one yesr
and irum which stone has been OF IA now being u.ei
Bidders will state how soon they commence tie
delivery q stone, AMI the aouut pr week they
mum sizes Il stone that can be obtained nom thssr
Nc bid will bc received except from the owners -
lesseee of the aaarriss from which the stnDe n prs
posed % be furnished.
Al proposals must be male On the printed fsru.s
sccompsn,ed ~ a penal bond in The sum II sfsr
thousand dollars ssocol that the bidder will ers-
give bond therefore in thu penal sum % one hg.
dred Thousand dollars, SleO.eO,p aud q valid ard
binding lease of the quarry 90 she Government e
tract: the lease take effect upon che failure o. tss
contractor 10 comply with the terms of che
said lease 20 authorize the Government 10 take ~
possession of the quarry and work il al he nena
the contractor In case % such default
The right To reject any aud all bids received re-
Proposals must be inclosed in as~aied env,le,s.
Indorscd "Progc-sls for Granite for Nov STATE De-
sgper,lssn s hrchtect, Treasury Department, Wa
tnften, Pc my5 -