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Na~CISGTONIANs INA BALTIMORE COURT
II e baltimore Sun, of this morning. says:-"In
the superior court, before Judge Dobbin the
case of Columbus Alexander vs.. John j. Dan
ekCT, eN-shCriff, and VIM. Chestnut, Represented
by his eNeCutors,) VIM. Adreon and Edward L.
Thomas, (the securities ON his bond, in which q
verdict was rendered in 1865 and "a new trlai
granted, has just been tried a second time. Tn
facts of the case (as heretofore stated in tn
SEn) are that Alexander obtained judgment il,
the supreme court, against CorneliusWend
OF Washington, ID. c., who was the owner of 81 ;
shares Of stock in the Baltimore tobacco pip
company. An attachment was placed in tn,
hands OF Sheriff Daneker to levy upon said stock
of Wendell's which he did, but failed to comply
with the forms required by law in serving tn.
attachment and returning with his writ copies
OF the notices served ON the corporation to ascer
tain the amount of stock owned by Wendell
The court, however, gave judgment against the
stock, &c, which was sold by the sheriff An
bought in by Alexander. The court subsequently,
struck out judgments for the irregularities men,
toned. Wendell then transferred the stock, AMI
afterwards became bankrupt. Suit was then
brought against Sheriff Daneker by Alexander
to recover the amount, and he obtained a judg-
ment for SIC, S0961. A new trial was granted
the defendant, which resulted in a verdict for
Sl,s39.25. The defendants counsel have again
filed motion for a new trial.
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NOW oP EN-
The New Cash Dry Goods Store.
los Bridgs Street, GeorgetO,cR, DC

II c. CRAIG,
(For nearly fourteen years connected with the well
known Dry Goods House of Jno. ii Smooth
Has Just received his new stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER DRY GOODS, embracing a choice line of
Ladies' Dress Fabrics, Japanese Silks, Sutauas,
and PCngees in the newest les, shades aud tints
Foulard and Clouded Mohairs; Gray Mixtures, for
suits; Mourning Goods; an Immense bargain in Biz
Grenadine Hermann; House-furnishng Goods; La
dies and Gentlemens Underwear; large assert
ment of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
in great variety; Notions and Hosiery, Se., &c.
Many of he above goods are frem New York auction
sales, and are very muck reduced in price. All
bought within the last ten days, for cash, conse-
Quently customers Will have the advantage of the
cent great decline.
Entertaining pardonable ambition to secure a
fair share Of public patronage, have marked my
Goods down at the very lowest price, and solicit an
inspection, which will incur obligation to pur
chase. One price. Imay2 % dtfl He CRAIG
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"MRs. yARLRY's WAX WORKS" and wax
work quartette will appear, for the first time in
this country, at Lincoln Hall, this evening.
The entertainment being humorous, moral, an 4
entirely new in this country, will doubtless at
tract large audiences. Reserved seats are to b.
had at Ellis music store where those who de-
sire to obtain seats should apply for tickets early
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n l. Y NJ o n II IS

Having leased frem the owner this favorite E,.
enrsion site, am putting the Pavilion, a a
hintng Room. and Grounds in Thorough VfAV
OrCer aid repair. for the comfort pleasure lk.I III
and entertainments Of eNcursionists
Good order " III b. maintained, and polite attend
ans VIII be on hand 60 serve visitors.
Every engagement made for tbe pleasure q PAR
uss Nisltins the place will be strictly complied with
TIE Eating and CoBfectiouery and Air gun RriNl-
leS, sre Tor rent O. responsible parties.
for inrther Information apply % the undersigned
Nt II ine once OF TIE Potomac Ferry Com pgug.
mfil Nv GEORGE A SHkAELL
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poUBLE-BARRELED CALP-Aa Ertraordi-
mary Freak Of Ndture.-Mr. John w. MCDANIEL,
on 13H street, Island. has in his possession an
extraordinary object, an Alderney calf, few
weeks old, with four hind legs and two rumps
well developed, and of the usual size. This
exception appears to be leg with joint sim
men," as the hoof can be turned in any direc-
ton, as easily as crank, without giving ii !.
animal pain. Notwithstanding this calf has
more legs than the law allows, it uses but three,
and gets along in q very lively way.
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Two BOYS DRowNED.-Yesterday afternoon,
between five and six O'Clock, two boys, ten AMI
eleven years old respectively, while bathing in
the eastern branch, near Benping's bridge, got
beyond their depth, when the current csrried
q son OF Mr.. Charles Erbsck, residing at SD
MARYLAND avenue, and the other a colOred DO y
named Richard Bond. The bystanders dragge I
for the bodies for some time, bat were unable -
find them last evening.
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DRY GOODS.


1000 fIE CEs
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS
At prices much below those prev earlier in the
season.
JAPANESE SILKS
At 50 and 62s cents; lately worth rs cents and 81
IMITATION JAPANESE SILK,
Gray Striped, 5S cents has sold rapidly at 90 cents
BEGAN & wYLIE
mZ-tr IOls and 1920 9TH street N. w.
HEAVY REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
ID II Y GO % DS.
Plaid Mohairs, from 45c. te Csc
Bleached "a Gotten, from &C. TO SC.
Inoleached "a Cotton, from DC 70 I21Sc
Best make Seersucker Cling ans, from 4 DC. to 35c
!sniting Linens, from 40c. TO 35c.
IND an immense stock Of Plain and Striped Gren-
adines, Alpscas, Black Silks, Percales, Cambria.
ewlsses, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, Jap. Poplins
ana siks, French Organizes, Lawns, Psrasols,
reduced prices. Prints from to Ike Elegant Pa.
RS hids, 81; French Lawn Robes, 81 80, new and
beautiful Cali and examine:
Ladies and Gents Underwear, direct from the
manufacturers, at wholesale prices Just received
elegant French Organizes ia Blue, Green, Buff and
Purple, with Borders for Trimming. mayls-2w
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WI NOW OPEN q
WOLFORD d. SHILBERG'S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE In THE TERRITORY
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
FOR THE
SPhING AND SUMNER SEASON!
Which are offered at the following low rates:
Good Imported Black Dress Siks-...-S IS to s o.
Nice Nohair and SILK Poplins &C. to 81
Black Ground Striped Grenadines, at........... l5c
superior Back Iron 4" $500 Soc. 10 81
Specially in Black Alpacss IS 70 !0c
Nice Mourning Dress Geods............-..25 20 621<c
full line White Dress GoOds.......... ~ TO zoe
DOLLY YARDEES ran ging from ..l Is TO 75c
A large assortment of
DOMESIICs AND SPRING CASSlNERES,
for boys and mems wear.
All the latest novelties in
LADIES PARASOLSi
And special attention is called 70 the
Z T ID A II EMIT,
which comprises
y 70 80
hich patterns IN 10 81
IsnP SEip pei .......z5c.
Eieg2ht - otei,,ih
GOOD STRAW MATING, st................. &c
x Purchasers from all parts % the city will nod
IL TO their advantage 10 give this establishment q
call.
~REMEMBER THE ARCADE.u
427 SEVENTH STREET,
mayo-lm Between and Il, Island.
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A Railroad Ruff.

THE ALEx:NDRIA RAILROAD AND FRIDGE
COMPANY ". THE NATIONAL JUrCTION
RAILROAD
The Alexa.ldr canal, railroad and bridge
company have, by MIR. A. G.. Riddle, counsel,
instituted a suit against the National Junction
railway company for breach of contract LAYING
damages at 500 200. In their mar the plaintiffs
set forth that by authority OF Congress and the
legislature OF Virginia they were empowered to
build a bridge and construct a railroad acrsss
the Potomac, on the piers OF the Alexandria
canal company, and the defendant was enpow-
cred 70 construct and maintain a road from
plaintiffs northern terminus to any point north
easterly il the District, 10 connect with any
railroad or roads entering the District from the
north. or with any southern roads for their mu-
tual advantage; that on October 18th, 1869, an
agreement was signed by the proper parties
representing plaintiffs and defendant. that thew
should unite their capital and efforts; that the
capital should be divided-S225, 600 to plaintiffs
and -2i5,UOo 20 defendaEt-and plaintiffs were
10 receive $1,000 Of the endorsed bonds OF the
Defendant; that this agreement was ratified by
The respective boards. Among other things il
was stipulated that the plaintiffs should con-
struct their road and bridge from the north
bank OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal across
the Potomac TO its southern bank, on or before
November LIST, $50, as to connect
with railroads sCu;herlv, ard it was
stipulated plaintiff might construct its road 10
ALEXANDRIA, and said road was TO be wholly AT
The use and service OF tie defendant In CON
SideTaton OF the promises defendant agreed TO
lay plaintiff Si3,tOO or its guaranteed bonds.
IL becomes neces aIy for defendant. in order TO
procure an endorsement OF its bonds, TO sell its
stock Tor that purpose; and plaintiff was TO con-
tribute Tateahle pTopOrtiOn-the whole amount
not 10 exceed 500 con, and each party tO receive
The Price for vhlCh It's stock 90 Contributed
should be sold. 5he defendant was 20 deliver
Sln 600 OF its stock 70 plaintiff on or before july
ist I>tO uIOn the condition that plaiGtitf should
execute tEclr bond % construct the bridge and
Iai'road across the Potomac. Ii was also stiuu-
lated that said contract should not he delivered
until tie Alexandria canal company should give
us assent 10 It's terTac and stipulatons and this
condllon was fully performed. The plaintiff
says, fully relying on re ratification OF the con
tract OF October, 1Sjh, they entered upon the
construction Of the b-- dge and efforts for pro-
cnIlng the right OF wa, Tor which they paid
81 go; and that in ,Jaiv $50 they demanded
the delivery OF the stOSk S22j, 600, and 500 600
OF the guaranteed bonds. and then and there
oueTed 10 execute anu deliver the bond for the
execution of the work and defendant asked
SIXTY days time in when NJ comply, and has
failed and neglected TO perform its part OF the
contract.
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II JOCK EN0N sPBINGS, tLArE CAPPER
.esPklNGs,l FREDERICK COUNTY. Va, . ~
A. PkAiI' Manager Season OF lS2 WAY
Terms: Szto pct day. : Is per week, 81 lk.
per month. Children under 10 years aud sarV--,s
hall price This delightful summer resort. so COM
Eenient 10 washington, viii be opened IUNF lsT
Great prov ements have been made since LAST wear
New hot and cold water baths, au immense swim
ming pool, adapted 60 both sexes. aud Constantly
supplied from the capper aud alkaline springs a
me bowling alley and billiard room. and q large
pavilion IN the cool shade Of the RreA, rocks. have
o. en- added 70 the attractions q this beautiful spot
The medicinal properties II the waters are very
marked-the Chaiy beate tirCn spring A. q tonic bas
no SUPERIOR and the Alkaline Spring Z srecinc for
dyspepsia scrofula and diseases of the kidnevs The
mountain AR OF this regisn Is pure and bracing
For further information call NJ the OF &C. 81 y
PRATT a SON, 40S 9th street, OF Nm BALLaN-
TYNE, 402 7th street mey9 9axtf
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler, near Ak street,
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NOT PoIsoSoUs.-N having been st.,sd the,
the adhesive substance on postage stamasis noi-
sOnOus. the Postmaster General has al a chem
zeal analysis made by DIR. Chandler, of Colum-
bia college, New York, who reports that he inds
nothing in any OF the articles used in making
the stamps which can prove in any way iniuri,
Gus 20 persons making use Of them and that
they are entirely harmless in every respect.
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PLANTS AT AUCTIoS.-We would call the at
tention OF the public 20 the sale, by Messrs
Latimer * Cleary, within their auction rooms,
To- morrow, of a superior collection OF Towering
plants OF every known variety.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisements of
). Heller, No. 115 Market Space, in another
column. He has on hand always a stock of suits.
straw goods, corsets, &C., which he will sell at
reasonable rates. His 81 kid gloves are a
specially. Give him call.
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WIN. II. wHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOUTING ESTABLISHMENT
ORFICE-A9 JHpFERsnN

OFFCE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1881: premium awarded 1857; and Is now
one Of the Oldest, largest and most complete estsb
lishments Of the kind In this country, Ny patrons
will consult their interests by sending in their
fall and winter goods during the summer months.
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
GentIemens Clothing: Everything sppertainfng to
the business well and promptly executed Once
closed daily at sunset, except Saturday, when IL will
beOpen until So p. IN. Post ONCE Box 123. sp2
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C, Tonight.
National TRedtcT.-JaDGuschek in MARY Stu
art"
Lincoln HdH-Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works
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SON OF 1912.

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, WEST N.R.rxsa
ga Mt!ssyToa "Sir JotH's RHH~ Sgaftg.. o.. y A.
%. r. r..
MI oren for the reception q visitors frrn ~. n
May 60 the 18th Of october. i7s A. n
All kinds Of Baths, magnifoen, Swim WAC
mlne Pools, Natural Temhersture ~ AksLr III
tahrenheit. Tho Baths Ana Waters arr \ sp.--- NJ,
i II m. umstS Affections, Dyspepsia, Neryousness,
Hotel. - -
kNeIy amusement. Professor Wits Band Of Ger
man NJ usiCians are engaged tor the season
Passengers ave Washington At 6-45 A MS
supper AZ the Relay Honse -
Tefms s5p per day; sso Per week, SIS Der m Dnth,
ard e5 second month. Liberal terms wi n fl1lilis
Tor The whole season Fare reduced: return tickets
Springs. A r. POTTS D. ori. a. s"o
~ Western Union Telegraph in once 81 Hotel
bhhN MAI. uANll-ltn
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The PENMANsHIP PRIZES N THE PUBLIC
sc H0oLs-AIrGri # Scholarships az tie Business
CCHsse--On Saturday Mr. II. c. Spencer con
Quoted at his Business College, on. III stree. the
examination in penmanship for sholarshirs in
The business college. There were in all 3Si cory
books examined. each school OF the grsmmaraII
intermediate grades sending twelve books All
OF the books gave evidence OF a high degree of
Ir"ucleEcy. After thorough examination, Mr.
Spencer awarded the Scholarships lone in each
grade az follows: Male grammar school 20 lie
Roy futile, of the first district; K. NJ Mckee
uacAer. Female grammar school, to Alice
Cook seys OF the fourth district; Mrs Martin
tsAcheF- Female intermediate No. I. 10 Kate
MC>WeeEey, OF the fret district; Miss Hoover
teacher Female intermediate NO2 u Gertie
Hough, Of the first district; Miss NJ. A. Evans
teacher. Fenale intermediate No. g to Louisa
Euell OF the fourth district; Mis- Gray teacher
Male intermediate No. 1, TO James 3. Benedict
oi ne hTst district; Miss 4. 4. Ste EaIt teacher
Male intermediate No 2, 10 Henry Degges of
VI hTSt district; NJ ss Kate A. ACN ahon teacher
Male intermediate No. ,. to F Miller of the
second district; Miss Rowe teacher
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKKr-Board of Hsaln
Inspscnons.-lnspector General Gatchel reports
at s5per thousand; 800 shad, selling at from -
to SIS per hundred: 70 sturgeon, selling at from
81 to s1.co each; 500 lunches fish; 60 dozen
crabs; 23.000 clans. Condemned at Center
markets. punches herring; punches fish.
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Condensed Locals,

Condensed Locals.
W. w Coreoran will pass the summer o. the
White Sulphur Springs.
Lemons, oranges, eggs and butter. See 4Hyer-
tisemeHt of j. Lane & Bro.
Capt: T.. A Ryther has been appointed assist
ant tickle agent in theo-ice OF the Orange, Al
sIandris and Manassa. railroad company.
The Ehbit House will he closed for repairs
Immediately after the adjournment Of Con-
gress.
A mass meeting of the various trades vnions
of this city will be held at the city hall some
time this week 10 take action in regard to the
Young Californian. named NJ j. c. MUIR
ply, died Suddenly on Saturday, at his resi-
dence on Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and
The game of base bail between the Mansfield
club, of MiddletOwn, Conn, and the National,
OF this city, on Saturday, resulted in a victory
for the former club, the score being 2S to "a.
The pupils of the fourth district school of
Washington county hela May festival last
Friday, at which Miss bskie Brown was crowned
queen; after which, the day was spent in dancing
and outdoor sports.
Saturday afternoon, George Petit, employed
in the foundry of White 4 Bro, on Maine av-
enue, was caught in the betting of the fly wheel
and badly injured. He was conveyed to his
home and attended by DIR. Riley.
Yesterday many MaSOns. of this city united
with the members of Lebanon Lodge, No. !, and
Washington Regal Arch Chapter, No. 2, in pay
ing the last sad tribute OF respect to their De-
ceased brother and companion, II. q. Ellis
Owing TO the board of public works issuing
an order fOrbidding the use of the crescent rail
Dy railroad companies, the opening OF bids Tor
constructing the Boundary and Silver Spring
railroad was postponed frsm Friday last u
Wednesday next.
The " Continental Union League" with DELI
egates from arly all the states, is at present
in session in this city. A platform and resoIu-
tons were adopted on Saturday evening. 1t is
said the convention is in favor of Grant and
Wilson.
Yesterday morning, an alarm was turned in
from box IS for a tire in the cellar of the ear
Iage-hOuse OF Postmaster General Creswell.
The department promptly responded, and the
flames were soon eXtinguished; damage slight.
MIR. CTeswen tenders his thanks TO the police
and hre department for their ptomptness.
Rev. DIR. Lewis, pastor of St. Johns p. T..
church, delivered the haccalRureate sermon
before the graduates of the National Univer-
sity Law College at the church last evening,
taking tor his text Romans, Ii chapter, 18th
verse The law is holy"
The law department of Georgetown College
will celebrate its first annual coaIr encement AT
Lincoln Hall on Tuesday evening, June 4th.
Hon Charles X. james, IL D., vii deliver an
address, and Rev. John Early will confer the
degrees.
swindler, signing himself " Thos. ID. Thorp,
so Broadway, New York CITY," is sending cir
culars to cigar manufacturers, in which he
states that his cousin has full charge Cf the gov
eminent printing Office at Washington, where
all the revenue stamps are printed. snd offers
to fuInisA@S 100 worth on receipt OF 80.
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WOULD RECOMMENR THOSE WHO de-
w sire to purchase GENUINE TEAS At
low prices TO call az the Chinese Tea Hons, In
SO9 Nh ST., bet. La. ave. and ID Ct. mays SIN VI
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

pHILP Il soLoM9Ns,
M s,o,.- NEW BOOKS.
sShelen, kscoe and Hugeins..,.............. 2sc
Bakers po5en. Original ana Humorous Ola:
The Way Of the World Novel By oliver optic SO
Habitaticns Of Animals. BY Rev. j. 9. Wo I'D nj.
Bibiicc Theological Lexicon of New Testament,
9reek. BY Hermann Cremer, Professor Of Theol''
ogy In the University Of Grefsw 81 90
Celebrisies, with Brief Literary Sotices-...ss3;
Ofcial Blue Book. containing Register of Officers
vice OF the United States, showing the State OF
Territory from which each person was appointed
TO once the State or County in which he born,
to each, together with the names ana compensa
Department or oeer Of the GOTefamen or COM amy
piled and printeaunder direction of the Secretary
The Jspsnese in America useful aud enter
tanning book. Edited by Charles Lanman, Amer
lean Secretary Of japanese Legation at Wash.
The Mystery of Pain, BY James Hinton, asthor Of
Fables and Legends Of Many Countries. Rendered
TysmaBs Life and Times Of Wesley. Vol S6H.
pleting the werk 81 50
and Pans Shy b. kG%n Du SS. Of the s
The Secret history OF the BY OS.ios
Ropehns It. BY Mark Twain. Another sup p
UrcSuet in several styles, from S. IS to per set
All the improvements: best quality rubber coated
palls, hardwood mallets. &c.
PHILP 4 S0LOMONS,
Booksellers and Statfoners,
nayn Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FoR SALE
CoRNEk AZ ST. AND Pa. Av.
Coed bye Sweetheart By the author of Red a.
Eos ,b shs r Hs; esGs Noble Lord seS1s
siso Within and Without. b. Geo. %aodon aId
= s Ss% IL Sf: s.
trsted; 81 so. Riehted at Last A Novel; Si. Ma
5 si ss.sor ssi u
nfbS aa ss saSss ss. G.'is E.as
g.. sssf ',so..'
fss. Linen fsss: J::s sss
Eyerythins In the nas.,ine. nexspapsr and cheap
in' shfsIis eHS e. sso..or
spls-tf Corner ~ strsst and Penns. svsnus.
'r!assssSfs S e s s1SL 'sasSHg.tgasS TON
Sss ! slaaj s. g
=; sis,'' y, n.sissH 3 = !Sls sSa'' 90
O: q e. s:s's &c. s:';ssSs sss: 10
NOTICE OF IE4OyAL-A 4. TUBMAN has
aoLsT1Sf1a IsfA5LisaaSHf ron nc sofee-
Ell s o :et &.
, PIC, isaSss !.
dses. AIS. S1s S'si fn y ins se
Smprotosry Of every description. brsids 81 al
MRS. @. II. NAURER,
61T Seventh street,
lenlSly Opposite Patent ONCE.
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DAsTURAGE-Th undersigned, having humble
of acres OF land in will take stock to craze
.. II. p. CLARK, 9TH street road, near Sligo D ct
office. mis- 2w.
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FINANCIAL AHD CeMMKRCIAL.

G0vernmems Securities.
jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following to-da,
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TIE WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, through
their committee appointed for the purpose pro-
eurea the services OF Mr.. VIM. Forsyth, who has
surveyed the tract OF ground at Crystal Springs
where il Is proposed 10 locate their new race
course, and found that but very little grading is
neeessary. IL u intended to prosecute the work
70 completion as soon ss possible,
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CAPT. A. GRANTS STATEMENT before the
House District committee, sometime since that
Secretary McCulloch rendered him the position
OF supervising architect, Is contradicted by Mr.
McCuliOch, who, in a letter TO Mr.. Mullett,
SAYS 81 am confident that l never rendered the
once OF supervising architect 20 Capt. Grant,
nor 70 any one else but yourself, and am graf
ihedin being able 20 say that up TO this time
have had, and believe that L shall hereafter
bavs' no reason whatever TO regret having