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DROPOsALs FOB DIMENsION STONE RE-
Il CURED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF tn Z
NV GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT GIN
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAxuIxGrnN InIv Ilva

~
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINeroN, July 18th, 1873. \
until Of the 9TH DAY OF AusGsr, ISIS, for fur
risihing at the site Of the proposed Goyernmsnt
for the exterior q the n suidns
The species Of stone from which . selection will
sandstones, and the qualities especially insisted
upon viii be uniformity of color and texture dura-
chissSl o. sha me capacity Tor working under the
a sample block la.l2xla inches, showing on one
ethsrs different kinds Of cutting must be submitted
No that has not been tested by actual use a.
cut stone in buildings for least ten years will be
consasres and absolute proof that il has been 50
fri stone must further have good grain, and be
capable Of furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About 5000 cubic feet, more or less, will be re.
Saired The actual average Of the stones cannot
srsest so Dss Will shnnt ~ oS6ie set the
stone viii be ordered on schedule Of net sizes, in
order that the contractor may make proper allow
ances Tor cutting in the Quarrying, and this
schedule payment will be made, allowing sdd-
oh e one inch TO each est face on granite and mar:
pie stock and Of ons-haf inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how soon they can commences
delivering the stone and the amount per week they
can deliver. They will also state the average and
S ha ss Rs ssoep
from the owners or lessees OF the Quarries from
from the Rseords1 OF Of the eeant spd n
which the quarry is situated that the bidder Is the
bid.
All proposals must be made on and in full accord
ance with, the printed forms to be obtained on APP
picaton at this office, and must De accom- panied By
q penal bond in the sum of fifty thousand dollars
: 10000 that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract II awarded TO him, and give bond there
for in the penal Of hundred thousand dollars,
loo 900 and valid and binding lease of the quarry
70 the Government security for the faithful per-
formsnce Of the costrsct, the lease to take effect
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply with
the terms Of the contract Said lease to authorize
the Government TO take full possession Of the quarry
and work at the expense Of the contractor In
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
all bids to divide the contract and use two or
Proposals must be enclosed In Q sealed envelope,
endorsed " Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
new Government Building, Cincinnati, Ohio,n and
addressed to A. B. MULLETT,
Jyl2-2ft Supervising Architect,
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T0 TIE PUBLIC.
Rules, r equations and Instructions for
demic. Infections and Contagious Die.

y.
the Prevention Of the Spread Of EPi-
s.e. n: bi:sIe an. q D'-
Whereas, by IAN act for the Prevention of Dis
49, ia isnsde the duty Of the Board q Health Of
the said DSfct WITH .n e
~ any formidable epidemic, infectious or contagious
msnf, % deemed effective for the prevention and
sa 9S b And rs%sn full snd
the same may be modified In such manner as in the
% e
Of Columbia believing that said District n Of Cou@
SS T now @ with an epidemic disease does
lions and nstrueticnS to wit ORDERS resuia
4: livery Physicisn Or head Of any family in the
Or eSoiers, small pox yellow fey er ssS
fever relspsing fever other epdemics, CONTAGIOUS
or S1n INFECTIOUS disease shall within twentyf
ton report the same to the Board Of Health.
%Sn 81 sei sdsrs ao%
mem, for saesnt reasons. Be satenSed snd
every undertaken within the District of Columbia,
ing ply stefan or other responsi6is person haSne
cognizsnce Of the case, to report the same TO the
Board Of Health and secure permit for the burial Of
5. No railroad or steamboat company or other
umbs person or article to be or 81 sus
pected OF being AFFECTED by any Of the foregoing dis
eases, Dut any rolroaQ, car, steamboat, or other
conveys nee ON which there may be any person or
& the :ni y # q:
duly notified Of the same, and the proper eficer
thereof shall have made inspection OF said person or
article and disDosed Of the according TO the
direction Of the Board Of Health.
q a H sss
be used - disinfeetants-In privies dry EARTH dry
a.hes sulphate Of iron, carbolic acid with sulphate
Of lime, other previously tested aud suitable
dsinfectant In er-closets, 10 pounds Of sui
phxte Of iron dissolved In or gallons Of water,
with one half pint Of crude carbelic acid added 10
than pint night and morning; In drains, Sewers
and upon premises generally. quick lime, csrooiate
Of lime, other equivalent disinfectant shall be
used in such quantities and within such times q TO
keep all premises within the District Of Columbia In
proper sanitary condition.
dsrtsiers, IN the city q are hereby re-
Qured to report 20 the Board Of Health, before
the tenth day Of each month, until Otherwise or
dered all interments made ~ them, together with
certificate from the physician or other responsible
person cogni.ant the ctrcunstances attending the
color re, time q and ssuss q death. and also the
place Of intermsnt, together With suoh other fscts
e NAV serve 10 identity the individual and be Of
service TO the Board In preventing the spread Of cpl
demic, infectious o. eonta&ious diseaees.
These regulations the Board q Health win, d
conserve the paSiic health, risidy enforce aoeerd
II the duty Of the Board q Health to Issue oFers
regulations and instSustions = sforsssid
President Board Of Health, Dist. 81 Columbia
Attest-D. ". BLISS, u, D., eecretary.
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DROPosALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
Il QUIBED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
NEW NERNMENT B GLIDING AT PHIL
ADELPHIA, PA
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1873 \

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1873. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once I'M
vi u m OF the SrH DAY OF AUGUsT, 1873, for fur
Government Building at PhiisdeIphia Pa, ali tSe
pImENsIoN STONE required for the exterior of
The species of stone from which selection will be
made will be confined to GRANTEES, Marbles and Sand
be uniformity Of color and texture dnrsbi ity snd
the capacity for working under the chisel or ham
"A sample block, l2xl2xI2 inches, showing on one
race the natural acture of the stone, and on the
oihsfs dlherent kinds Of cutting must be submitted
stone that has not been tested BY actual use as
cut Stone IN buildings for at least ten years will be
considered; and absolute proof that it has been SO
used Tor that period must be furnished
fri s Stone , must further have good grain and be
from which It is procured must be fully opened and
capable OF furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About 10000 cubic feet more or less will be rs-
now be given, but will approximate 40 feet the lar
gest stones containing about 2u cubic feet. The
stones VIII be ordered on schedule Of net skies, in
order that the contractor may make proper allo "
ahoes IOr cutting In the quarrying, and on this
tion Of one inch to each face on granite and mar
Die stock and Of one half inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how soon they can commence
delivering the stone, and the amount per week they
can deliver. They will also state the average and
maximum size Of the stones that can be obtained
No bids will be received except from the owners
OF lessees of the quarries from which the stone il
proposed to be furnished, and certificate from the
Recorder Of the county in which the quarry is stu
ated that the bidder is the or essees of the
quarry, must accompany the bid.
All proposals must be made on and in full accord
ance with the printed forms TO be obtained appi
cation at this office, and must be accompanied by
penal bond in the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
ts9O) that the bidder will accept and perform The
contract, IL awarded to him, and give bond therefor
IN the penal sum of one hundred thousand dollars
Slo0go) and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
20 the Government as security for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the contract, the lease to take effect
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply with
the terms OF the contract. Said lease TO authorize
the to take full possession of the quarry
and work at the expense Of the contractor in
The Department reserves the right reject any or
all bids, or TO divide the contract and use two or
more kinds OF stone.
Proposals must be inclosed In O sealed envelope
indorsed " Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
New Government Building, Philadelphia, Pa ;" aud
addressed to A. b. MULLETT,
Ul7-M Supervising Architect.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ON THE EAST SIDE OF NORTH
CAPITOL STREET, NEAR G STREET, CAP


S SESifSE sfRfEF' NEAR STREET dlfi
- Under and by virtue Of decree Of the su-
Ea preme Court Of the Dis riot of Columbia. bear:
~. isg date on the Sd day Of June A. .. 1873, aud
which Samuel Anderson and others are complain.
ants and Thomas Anderson and others are de-
docket I2 the nndersigned as trustees viii sell, at
nnee auction t. The highest bidder therefor
IN and s1ss and y being in The city Of wash
81 OF the PIE, plan
square numbered six hundred and eighty Ave, eSss5
beginning for the the line Of North Capitol
from the soutbers bo1 ndary line iss Of sad
S, tne ns and runGins thence south
inches "a a to the said southern boundary line Of
wh o ssa 6e one eight thence and
2s more or less to the eastern boundary Of said
iot numbered ten, (l00 thence with said last men,
ns DSTa i'm. s SS
twenty-five tl27l feet, more or less. to the begin
story Brick Dwelling With three bse q
building, being No. 239
And on WEDNESDAY the 3Oth day of July "A, d.
Of NJ or
and District Of Columbia. Beginning therefor at a
g e Of
grsss W s5 nee perehes the District line north
AZ degrees =. 1853 60-l00 perches with said line to q
corner in Brt's line south co., degrees Ito is loo
perches with Britts and CAROLS line to the begin
Mig, containing eighty eight 1881 acres Of land.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree are
One-thrd cash; and the residue in two equal INSTALL
ments at twelve and eighteen months, bearing inter-
est at the rate OF eight per cent from the day of
sale deferred payments to be secured to the salts
faction OF the trustees and in the purchaser or
purchasers shall fail to comply with the said terms
Of sale within five days after such sale the trustees
may sell the land sold TO such defau,ting purcha
ser or purchasers at the risk and cost of him or
them who shall be in default, upon weeks notice
in some newspaper printed and published in the city
Of Washington. Two hundred and fifty dollars to
be paid at the time of sale of either portion of the
property; otherwise the trustees may resell imme-
diately al the cost of the defaulting purchaser All
convey ancng at the of the purchaser or purch
asers. A. THOMAS BRADLEY, rrrs,aa-
@. c MAGRUDER, JR., trustees.
Je28-Saw3w&dts LATIMER & ULEARY, Aucts
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DRoPOSALs FOB CUT-sTONE WORK,
Il ELAGGING, &C REQUIRED IN THE CON
SIkUCTION OF The NEW JAIL FOB
1HE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
HaSaBars0n n Iufv x

h0ShtH-loH ~. Us July 70, ls7J.N
uTtl = m ofthe eTH DAY OF AUGUsT, 1878. for fur
the District Of Columbia all OF the On, stone Work
TeIulIed for the exterior Of the building and ali Of
&C. rTed Tor the a nera2 - s he fnd dhn,e
sceoTdsnee with the Drawings, Specifications and
The species Of stone from which selection will
stone, ard North River biuest5ne 0HoA '"uu-
= salhIl el2ck q the stone proposed to b. fur
70 be II BY u 10 hes showing on one face the natn
Ia fracture q tue stone, aud the others the diff
work. u" 'A'
The whole Of the stone, cut, lewsed, and ready to
be set mus; se delivered at the II tue building
D. rapidly a. may be required by the progress of the
work. The delivery TO be commenced within two
atty Of one hundred dollars SlUaj for each and
eEsry Jay deiIy beyond the time aD we stipulated.
freFosAis VIII be made for the work Is exhibited
by ire Drswings aud described b. the
and called for IN the Sc heduie.
No tid1 VIII be received except from the owners
or lessees Of the quarries from which stone is
psGRseI 20 ov furnished; or their agents, or from
faILs5 VINO are engaged IN stone cutting, and who
have the LecesSary facilities for prompt execution
Psym, nts will be made monthly, deducting ten
heI cent Of WORK executed, until the nnal compile
All bids must be made on the pr nted form to bs
obtained at this Office, and must be accompanied By
fye thousand dollars 5000 that the bidder viii
accept and perform the contract if awarded to him
i S1ogsd sy f dol The bend 70 Ss
the district in which the bidder resides. VI
ali bids n IL m the right % REJECT any or
eminent to do to accept either division there
Oh or TO award the tagging and stone to ifsr-
ent PARTIES and no proposal that does not conform
m every respect to the requirements OF this Adyer
such. 10y " o1 %
Plans, Specific atoms, and Schedules can be pro-
cured on application to this Office w
Proposals must be enclosed in . sealed envelope
endorsed Proposals for Cut stone Work &c for the
New all, District of Columbia" and the ssm nles
must have label with the name OF the bidder and
quarry marked thereon, and both must be Addressed
TO A. b. MULLETT,
yE-l3' Supervising Archttsct
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOk VUEb.

Sealed Proposals will be received By the Board Of
Trustee. OF Colored Schools until 8 o'clock D n !,
rRiDAY, August list, 1873, Tor furnishing and de-
lyeriDg At the several School buildings under the
control Of The Board, at such times and in such
quantities as the Board Of Trustees may require,
White Ash Coal. best quality large egg size. Also,
one hundred tons or more C1340 lbs. to the ton }
quantities Of Pine and Oak cord Weed, sawed and
spiit in four or not As may from time to time
The Board reserves the right to reject auy or all
bids, IL deemed for the best interest Of the Board
All proposals received under this advertisement
vii be opened at the Once Of the Board, "Sunner
senc1i suilding," Nth and II streets northwest, ct
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel
Ter Colored Schools, }" and addressed to
VIM p. RYDER,
jyl5-td Chairman Committee on Supplies.
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DROPOSALs FOR HEAD-sTONEs FOR Ma
TlONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QTARTERNAsTER GENRRsIiS OFPrcEl

QUARTERNAsTER GENERAL's OFPIcKS
p-on...,- WASHING IOS, June q 1873. Y
Tor Lhe National Military Cemeteries as prescribed
o the law OF 81 March, 1873, Of which the following
Is sn extract: wing
Provided, that the mead stones required by AN act
SGnlItei an act TO establish and protect National
NeheteIles, approved February p, Is57, and the
t.enuaIory thereOft approved June s, Is72, shall
De OF durable stOns and % such design and ueiSht
Ior the same shall be awarded By the
secretary OF ar after sixty days advertisafnent
"a ven Of general circulation, some re-
sponsble person or persons whose samples and bids
o. DURABILITY, decency, and cheapHess: and the sum
OF one million dollars 10 hereby appropriated for
sald purpose out OF any money in the Treasury not
otherwlse Appropriated; and the Secretary Of War
SIZE and model for such hesdstones, ard the stand
ards OF quality and color Of the stone to used and
Dds shall Be made and decided with reference there
10 and contracts may be MAZE for separate quanti-
der this act shall provide for furnishing and setting
Al the SAID head-stones, asd shall not % the aggre-
gate exceed the sum hereby appropriated.
The total number to be furnished is estimated at
- ~: For the known, 10 I694; for the unknown,
SPECIFICATIONS, describing in detail the standard
nxsd ~ me Secretsry Of War, can be had appli-
VII De placed on exhibition within a few days
,,aI 5e proposals should Be 10 sealed envelopes,
rss,.ed Proposals for Headstones for National
tsrnasr General of the Army In whose
VII oe opened, in the presence Of bidders, on Sal.
srssy' September 8, lss, commencing al ii O'CLOCK
By order Of the Secretary Of War
oSartermastsr General, Brsvs, MAJOR General o.
je3o-60t
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DROPOsALs FOR BUILDING sEA-WALLs
OF JAMES CREEK CANAL
VICE Presidents OFFICE
BOARD OF PCBLIc WORKS,

AN1IONs II. w. JuiF 10. 1873
Pre- pOsals will be received at this once I'M
W oAIU kDA !, July 26, ls73, for Contracting the
sue or sea walls Of James Greek canal from sfreet
south TO Virginia avenue '
Plans Tor the constructing Of these walls can be
Works. u ~o'0
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot Of wall
oi elmer mode OF construction proposed, inclusive
% al wotk and materials, ~ shown on plans, aud
ai,o the shortest time Tor Com pleti1g the work.
Fay ents viii be made the work progresses
By order Of the Board: S'
VIVID EDWARD JOHNSON Chi.f nlerL
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
4 ySTATE In PRINCE G D 4 : q -

Ia
i ESTATE In PRINCE D X % -
COUNTY, MD.-By virtue Of an order Of re-
sale bearing date July ID, 1873, Of part Of the -
tract 81 land described in the mortsass from yere-
misb p. Bartholow end wife TO Alex ander H. Hobbs
guardian and duly recorded among the land records
II said county, IN Lbcr y. g.. No. 4 folio ESQ., &C.
and known as Iarrow," OF the " h<ghl ands, % the
undersigHed will offer at public auction, on the pre
m,see, on the NTH DAY OF JUN. lG3, It onsfl
O'Clock ,. m, an that piece or parcel Ct land par
ticularly named and described 10 the amended re-
port OF sales hled In the q said Hobbs,
Ragee, against the said Barfholow and wife. In the
Clerks once Of said county, being q part Of the
Lard covered BY said mortgage. And. az the SANE
time and place the undersgpsd vii offsr ct public
auction the other property named in said mortgage
and not embraced IN the said order Of resale
The hole OF tho above named property fs sitnAfec
in Prince George county, within three mlses OF
Washington, d. o., and hes betveen the ashing-
ton branch Of the RaitfDore and Qhfe railreed aud
the turnpike from Wsskipgfon 20 kiAdensoarg. and
adjoins said railroad ~ Highland station, and also
the lands Of Henry Carlton and the heirs OF the late
John O. Rives. The property referred to In said or
forest trees, and b improved by large and baauti-
ful Dwelling hopss and all neoeasary ut-buiIdines
ia fact Il is the most desirable proDssxy IN the neigh
borhood Of Wsshing'on.
Any fcrtbsr information mag Be had on sn,,,c..
ton 10 y. BANN0H, or a. h. HOBBS, 81 q.
'"'' EIix1HpIE 3, HOBBS; Morts.s..,
bsstt tchrou-&ksp.l
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HOTELS.
MON HOTEL, GEoRes1owN, d. O.,

MON HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, DO,
- V. SHINN, Proprietor.
This hotel has been newly reitted and furnished
II contains all the modern improvementsAhot and
cold baths bells and gas 1t Is conveniently loo
being situated on the line Of the Washington and
Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars Of
which, from the railroad and steamboat depots, pass
the door every two three minutes. The guests Of
this house can reach any Of the public buildings Of
the national capital or place Of amusement, &C
by pleasant ride Of q few minutes. Persons doing
business along the line Of the canal and on the
house. declI-IV
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RY LUTTRELL BENNINGTON, Auctioneers,
- 917 Louisiana av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS. NV.

RY LUTTRELL& DUNNINGroN, Auctioneers,
- S17 Louisiana av., bet 9Th and 10th SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTkEEf IN 80 so SEb sIsF 1E
hh%WTrTIHTSEEssT' Go kHHT TING az
Oh 80 F9or ALLEY IN THE REAR OF
a, d: 1872. and duiy recorded. in hber No. 6ss,
-f1lio IS, one Of the land recorls for Washing,
rection Of party secured thereby, will sell at pub
IL aaaseton II frSpt of the e the hghsst
O'Clock p m, ali that certain piece or parcel q
ground lying and being in Washington city, in said
teen, IHJ in square numbered i've hundred and
thirty mine, 1884, and bounded follows Begin
south 10 feet east from the northwest corner Of said
lot and running thence east along the line of said
80 foot alley thence west along the line OF said alley
n feet, and thence north N feet inches to the
place Of beginning, together with the improvements
Terms ofsale: One third cash n Of which slOo must
al and Is months Ssy Of ss
with interest until paid at the rate Of per
ing nots Be secured on prop.rts sed to ss.i.fss
ton Of Trustee: Cenvsyaneins and recording q
to resell the property 4 n: risk a apa eos: q assa
issA LUrrsEIE b aHhhhH "a NrHt sss:
IfHH PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE prop
erty having failed 90 comply with the terms OF sale
the said property will be resold on WEDNESDAY,,
July so, 1873, ct q O'Clock p. m, at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
WI. +. HOLMAN, Trustee.
jy0d LUfTRELL &DUNNINGTOG, Aucts.
DY LATIMER CkEARY,
- Auctioneers and keal Estate Broksr,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and nth street,
Star Once Building.
TRAME BgILpIEGs on ygpIoLAkY
AND sTn erREETe NORTHWEsTJ NOW
ASSOCIATION, AT AUCTION.
- Pursuant to an act Of CongrGss providing for
the improvement Of judiciary SQUARE, We shall
-. sell, On M0EDAY, the 18th day q August,
brAced In said square.
fhs attention Of builders and others h called "a
buildings to be removed in i've days from day o.
Twenty PER cent. Of the purchase moasy required
Terms cash. Sale positive
Dy order q Gent o. l. BABUOCK,
0ommiesioner Of Public BUILDINGS.
/. jyle-eo@ LATIH1R cLIAKY, Aacss.
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
VI BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

EeIe.fser the nne Steamships O. KNIGaT ana
John GIBSON will make regular weekly ~<D0aA
trips between NEW YORK, ALEXAN- <E1
DRIA, WASHINGTON and GEORGE-@4
TOWN, A. follows:-Leaye NEW WORK from Pier
aEQRGETOWN every FRIDAY ct Q. m, ana
ALEAAhDRIA the same day ct ~ N.
For full information apply TO B. p A. DENHAH
Agent, once and wharf foot Of high street, George
town, or 1t the corner Of Hth street and New Yorl
avenue
~Freights delivered by Knoxs Express Or
ders leftat General once, sos Pennsyfvani ave.
tended to.
iell-d j, W, THOMPSON. President:
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DI I'm

BOYLE On the 2th instant, WALTER AM
BkOsE BO1LE, aged II months and Il DAYS sou
OF John and May v. Boyle.
JOHNSON. A. his resdence, on the 18th insf .
at m JOHN Y. JOHNSON, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral, from his late residence No
SOS street. between 81 and 4th streets norfhveSt
on Sunday, July q, ls7S, sts pm.
DUNAN. On the 14fh instant, Of eerebro sninsl
meningitis. LOUIS pCNAN, aged Z years
The relatives and friends Invited attend the
funeral from his late residence, No. l349 streef
southeast, on Sunday. o. 4 y. M.
POTTS. At 2 O'Clock, on the merninQ Of the csth
instant MARTIN M. son Of Joseph 4 and LucV
Potts, IN the fsth year Of bis age.
The friends OF the FAMILY invited 20 attend the
funeral, from no Church Of the Ascension, on
sunday afternoon The 9Th instant, AT $50 O'Clock
kEDMAN. On tho 2eth Instant. after a lingering
Illness, OF cholera infantum, LILA MAY only
child Oh J. =; and LncY v. RedTaan, aged II months
kiehmons papers please copyI
Put away tkOse little dresses
That our Lula used TO wear:
Che No Longer on earth will need them.
She has climbed the solsen stair. q
sT1CknEI. At Point Lockout, Nd on the Is h
instant, fkkpK WILLIAM, infant son o. h h.
Funessf fron the residence Of his parents. cor n
street, Sunday sfternoon, AZ O'Clock.
WHWAkL. On satuszny morning, July 18th,
a. ban-past O'Clock a m, WILLIE N. WIS
WALL. aged months ana days, Oaiy son ef j. O.
Tas-rsl at O'Clock Sunday afternoon. from The
rei6enee Of his grandfather. Richard W. Carter.
neas fennallytovn, d G: Friends Of the family are
invited 20 aftesd.