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National Republican., 1873-06-30
The Kuropsnn balloon Voyage.

The celebrated aeronaut, Professor John
Wise, whose projected balloon voyage across
the Atlantic has been the theme Of conycrsa-
ton lately, has been interviewed by New
York writer. II appears now that, owing to
the Boston flre, the donation of 5000 from
the municipality Of that city, In aid of the
proposed experiment, will not DO Forthcoming.
"Wcll,' said the writer, "why don't you
make an appeal to the public, Professor
Surely, there must he enough Interest upon
this subject in the community to enable you
to raise few thousand dollars to test this
theory which you hold, in common with other
aeronauts, OF the eastward currents Of the
upper strata Of the atmosphere"
Professor Wise. have made four hundred
and sixty ascensious altogether, and Of these
four hundred and forty showed an eastward
| drift OF the air currents. noticed this phe.
nomenon twenty-five years ago; aud in men.
tlonlng this to Professor Henry he said, Of
course It must be 50, for as the earth revOlve;
| from west TO east, at great attitudes In the
| atmosphere balloon would probably remain
as Il were, suspended motionless In the air
while the various regions Of the world rolled
past II beneath. l have often seen nlmbu,
clouds gathered to focus, while torrents O
rain swept from cast to west along the sur
face Of the earth, showing that two opposite
| influences were at work. OF course, the
higher the rain clouds ascended the NOR,
marked was the detection.
Writer. Why don'tyo make an appeal tC
the public2
Professor Wise. Well don't like To beg
| never have done so. ! thought some munl
cipality might take this matter up. My In
come as the librarian Of the Franklin Inst
tute at Philadelphia Is but small. ! have no
means OF my own. have no doubt II sue
cessfully crossed the ocean that could MAKE
some money by exhibiting the apparatus, by
means Of which performed this feat.
Writer. Surely, II proper appeal were
made II would not be difficult to get the money
advanced by rich mcn--the same as has beer
done for so many otler enterprises OF thl
kind, as, for Instance, the Arctic explorations
and so forth.
Professor Wise. am not business man
/ am willing TO accept money for the purpose
but don't care about asking for II.
The Professor hereupon handed us somC
pictures OF the balloons and apparatus, whicl
| we NAV publish some time or other.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

A NEW USE for electricity Is noted by a New
Haven paper, being nothing less than the In
stant recording upon paper, by means Of an
electrical attachment, OF the notes and -four
lshes OF eXtempore organ playing, and thus
preserving with accuracy the fugitive flights
of musical genius, which would otherwise be
lost to the world. The idea was first enter
talned by Nj. Shelton, father OF q some
what celebrated boy organlst, who saw In II
q means OF securing pernanence for some Of
the surprising impromptus which sclntilated
beneath his sons skillful fingers. A we'll
known manufacturer Of electrical machines
Is at work upon the contrlvance, which, II II
succeeds, will be Of immense value TO mu-
slclans, all OF whom, In some moments Of In
splratlon, draw from their instruments
sweeter tones and more delightful melodies
than they could ever transfer TO paper,
National Republican., 1873-06-30

In OUR NEWS COLUMNS this morning will
be found a comprehensive summary OF the
report of the United States frontier commis.
sion, which was sent to the Secretary Of State
Saturday last. The conclusions arrived al
by the commission will DO endorsed by the
whole country. The total amount Of claims
Of our citizens against Mexico reach the
large figure of nearly fifty millions Of dol.
lars. These losses are simply enormous, and
may serve to give an idea of the Insecurity
Of life and property on our Southern border
The inquiry, how Ions are these murdorer'
and marauders to ~ unpunished, is peril
nent one for the two Governments aud peo
plcs-the United States and Mexico.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Total. 1000 Gifts. all Cash .

Total. 10000 aiits all Cash .s5OOOO
dsPoS 10 tGS sns's rn1er On rs Z PGy
Logisvile aud sst aside Tor that puTpose, and can
Clown SsSas y ths cssss T be 'on by thu
oFTIcE OF fAlMKRs' AND DRovFRs' BANE,l
is to certify sst thsTs ~ I q hP,th IL &
ana Droyers Bank @ The credit % The Third Grand
% Kentucky. Ave hundred thousand dollars, when
Gsi SnS a. ss P 81 Ss q
for this purpose and this GRrGosye yTpllSSi DplSi a.,
The party, therefore, who holds tie iicSct draw G
Hs ma ne n II SPHtsi n. i s ssasssE:
sISoS The Is So0 and aithe' othSr ifts. siSS ths n
npT%h6er, Th amounting =, y 70 $500 \, -,
to those Yho rst apply Sorders accompanied bS tSe
RnsS Re Says hisns ever eR
y fG5 ssCS iS Eor go and s1s f9E ooo No dis
ISs sSnssfs aud istrSatiSn q ts vi besiss b%s At
Srsry and Sc STaiSs & IN 9SS,
eSsPs sss oas S ss iofs Sd ARs S aiss "a
Ss SS "a Fissif e . Ss sRs ESs %
marks bX PIssiasRl eth: DnyIns of ATst half q
, ~: Ssl 4, S:a$: SR s$ :! ~ sSS
The mqsc on tkis Erand Sscsslop Will Sc the best
ST haSSsr SS ssf a ss& ssP aS Sss
be 90 e9nduetod as 70 be perfect guaranty AgAinIi
PsshsaP sSR Ssn on saturday July
", utSpelock a. m, rieke,a 9rawins Hi.tg mpst be
presented at room No. Public Library building,
Bank Of Louisville o. sight drafts upon the Fourth
National Bank Of New York, at the option Of the
called for in nonthg from the drEwing win bo
uTned oyer TO the Public Library fund
For nun particulars send Tor GirrnATa
TIIOA, X. BRAMI4RTNTR,
Apl6.ruaftiTl louisville, Ky
National Republican., 1873-06-30
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 inBank to Pay Gifts.
TEN THOUSAND CASH aTTs PAlo IN FULL
100000 for only $40.

ENOUGH Of the lO0 roo iHsued for the TuInp
0nASD 0Ifr CoNCERT, In aid Of the Public Library
of Kentucky, having been sold TO insure full draw
Ing and the wish having been universally prenaed
that the lUO,o cash fts offered should 30 drawn IN
full and paid In full without any scaling down. a.
heretofore, the management, with tho concurrence
Of tho trustees, have determined 10 allow ninety
days more for the sale OF the p mnAnt oi tickets
lsed for April 4 therefore postponed to Tuesday
July $ lsla on which day. and no other, they Will
Library Hall, Louisville, KY
~ this grand concert the following cash tfta will
holdafa who draSE thefng ~ ~ '''N eNANf
National Republican., 1873-06-30

SPAIN seems to be threatened not only with
the loss Of Cuba by the success Of the reyo-
luton on that island, but with the further
loss of the Philippines. In short, the "colo-
NAL ruin" of the Spanish Government is i'm
pending, and 1t is probable that within the
next decade Bismarck will realize the COM
pletlon OF his ambition TO annex the Philip
pines, with all their precious possessions, to
the German empire.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
THE NoRwEoIASs of Madison, Wisconsin

TIE NoRwEGIANs of Madison, Wisconsin,
and vicinity havo inaugurated movement
for the erection of monument In honor OF
the Norwegian discOycrer, Left Erlkson, who
visited America and explored In the year
1000. This has long been u acherished scheme
with Ole Bull, and he will give concerts both
In this country and Norway, the proceeds Of
which will be devoted exclusively 70 the
monument fund. During the winter Profess
sOr Anderson, Of the State University, will
deliver lectures on the early discovery Of
America by the Mortimer, before lyceums
and literary societies. for the bcnoat of this
fund.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

Spring Ia coming with it's lovely breeze and
charming weather, but is bringing also many dis
eases more or less alarming yet easily overcome or
prevented II necessary precautions are taken In
time There u no season IN the year when the
medicine which will purify the blood aud give 70
the orgAns the necessary srtngth 70 bear these rst
meas and sometimes ohillA follow THIS general de,
bnlty, and those who do pot pay attention 70 the
some Of these pernici0us diseases such feyors OF
All kinds, sspseialy what y called sprng fever, bill
pertans DO take tho preesntion ye speak Of; bqtwe
~, ny Sa enomsh ,ho httenuon o. the public on
The body Iequi5es not only stimllant but above
all MEDICINE. always harmless and prepared with
oare and perfect knowledge OF the human system;
for Itr. this reason Dr. L q. DERTRAM,s LoNdLIFE
BITTkhS are superior 10 all cordiAlA Of this Kind
They are prescribed Aso In Europe, where no patent
medloine can be sold without the Medical Academy
ap3u SOLD EVERYWHERE.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
LOST AND FOUND.

OK REV AR ID. D.-STRAYED OR STOI EN
sNO from Redyood, one and a half miles north Of
Yeorsetown, on June %, a u ACK MARE, ten years
old; sore on back from cart.sAddle; several spotI
tar on rump; tome white on hind legs; In soOd
CONDITION Ihe above rewa. l will be paid TO any
one leaving her at Georgetown stAtion.house, or
any information leading 10 her recovery.
je2I-Nr CHAS II. PLEASANTB.
I OST-A PoCKET-BooK CONTAINING SIX
i = unindorsed NOTES, one inhortod. two Treas.
ury drafts, and q small amount OF money The
nnder can retain the money and will be further re.
warded by leaving the notes at the National Metro
pohtah BANK. JeI5t
National Republican., 1873-06-30

The Tribune in It's Massachusetts corrC-
spondenco and editorially, comedies the sue
cess Of General Butler In the contest for the
gubernatorial nomination In that State.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
BOARDING.

INRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH SEVERAL.
II large and single rooms now vacant, in a de-
slrab.e location, Terms Moderate urinz The sum.
modated At ~ = month Apply at No. IA Third
street northwest Je25Bt'
RoARDING.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
Executive Departments Apply al gls TNelfth
street. between and streets northwest seplsu
National Republican., 1873-06-30
COLUMnIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
Dos Pennsylvania Rvenue
WARRINGTON, D. o.
We are prepared. with overy facility.for
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES, bonds AND COMMERCIAL
WORK oF EVERY KIND. 10.
JOHN q. wELIsToOp, President.
JOHN w. WATERS. Secretary. ! ySi-eo
DRoPosAIS FOR HEAD-sToNEs FOR Ma
i TIoNAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.

waI DrpAnrNEHrl
QuARrEnMAsrER oESERALs o!IIoE,
WAsHisuror, June NJ ldg.
for the National Military Cemeteries, as prescii6ed
Sy TIE Ia. q 81 March, lsIs' Of which the follow
Provided. that the head stones required by an set
entitled "An act 10 establish and protect National
Ccmeterte." approved February 2, lsd', and tho
act Amend.tory th.r1of, approved June = lsis,
weight as shall keep them in place when .ct,, and
awarded BY the Secretary Of War. after sixty dAy,'
e IN Ten 81 sbs
samples and bids shall IN the ,yreAt.tt measure
combine the element, Of durability, deoeney, and
sheapness; and The srm Of, eIe million dollsrs Is
money q he Tressary not oihsrslss appropriated;
the various he Size Sic and model for such
sesr sssa sappss Il 9ss snd toe nS q as 1d
made and Decided with refe zee thereso; and con.
tracts may be made for separate guam Of snch
headatones; and the contra $ made under this
said headAtone-, and shall not In the aggregate
coed me sum hereby appropriated.
Ths tO nSmssr I'm 70 be irSi.ssd 4 sstinassa At
.specincatious, describing In detail the standard
nhsd sy ss he ss,rsiary e w.r cap be bad on aP
men will bo placed on exhibition within few days.
mATLef "ProPcssls for He.d stoncs for. National
isrmasier denerai o. the Army, in whose once
they will be opened In the presence OF bidders,
saturday, September ., Is;a, commencing At II
ny order Of the Secretary of y,rh ,,r,as
ouIrtermASter General, Brevet Maj. Gen. u. i. A.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

DURE MILK AND CREAM RECEIVED
L twice day. Fresh Butter Eggs aud Chickens
and country produce, At b33 Tenth street, between
uuArt je91 ats
National Republican., 1873-06-30

HEo. A. SCOTT, BRASS FOUNDER, FIN
NJ IsHEh and MAoHIsE JoBBElt, desires
70 be done to know that they can be served At lss
Eleventh street northwest Je26 I'm
National Republican., 1873-06-30
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
~ w. ". h %. II. MORRISON,
LAW BoOKsELLERs AND PUBLIsHERs,
No HB Pennsylvania avenue
RUTH MANMELL, Nuycl. py Lady BLAKE
WHAT TO WEAR By Elikabeth Stuart PHELPS,
author of "rhe dates Ajar," Nc. Paper 80 cents;
PifsoT, MhEEs slsss PRIZE RgLEs ron THE
time aud iabor saved. requiring only one dlyitiOn
dre tand crfdn sSSoratS Ri Msre'nuo edition.
DAVID COPPERf1liLD., 1ly Charles Dickens
b Ileipn's new Illustrated edition,
ARABIAN NIGHTS Es,rEhTAiNMENTS. Ney
1 " with numerous illustrations
Club, We make a speciality 81 law Books, aud
~ call aud examine our stock, which we sell At tho
lowest DISCOUNT prcee. AL new Books received AZ
soon as issued from the prrss. le2l
\UoRKtA A story or EXPERIENCE.
| men"
Questions Of tho Day. by DR.. John Hail,
May, by Mrs. OiphAnt
EisSre cSr % seTis.hsTS sVr csTtbes, S%U Under til,
BAI.I.ANTYNE,s,
Jeii % Seventh strcat, near street
T ONDON,s HEART, A NOVEL, COM.
SiiILtfSdToN'S DObKsTORE,
Corner four-And-a-hAf street and Pennsylvania
The Mystery of Holy tS'HHS fs;orn. story of min,
| kVasabopd Heroine, by Mrs knrle Edwards.
The New Masdalen, BY Wlkie Cnillnl,
The Coal Regions OF America. BY James MAofAr
BLANK Books, Playing Cards, PAper and Envel
ope~ u the very lowest prioea. jeL
4
National Republican., 1873-06-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WE the UNDERSIGNED, HARDWARE
by asree 70 close our respective piIs ofbusnesa
~ 8 O'Clock r. IN. on and afler July 4 ls7A
IH,KENEEDYA CO.,
THQMPHON a COS
J,n. 8. pgmRkrpEp.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

CARATO1A SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL,
- BR0kpWAY, OPPOSITE CONGRESS PARK.
EEw YORK SLTH;.Tais Nv and mAfnnesnt mi 20 csnsS h9I
June |, igi3 The propreti has Adopted the follow.
ns sshsdais z. prss ihs S ~ Suc.
per aHy; %Gpthiy qss 2g per dSy rSs ths s
sSs-is si eeS dsy. Ter o., month. n sspts%Ssr
weekly guests, Ii per day; monthly guests, s1id
Per day: fAmiIes desirousbt en.asins apartmentss
oiothespreasea, water and electric bells In every
suit % apartmens Will aPpS 70 OF addtsss ne pro
monsealth Hotel, Boston. and W. W. LELAND.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Rs A TEN TION.

rN@DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
40 riRs pN FNsdsa Tniie, Art,~lea he AT low,
est rates. atTEMPLR DPUo STORE
National Republican., 1873-06-30
PiNEY PoilT HOTEL,
FORMERLY "TE PAVILION"
plney Point Maryland.

This delishtful summer eaoft, situate on the Po-
tomAc river, e'Iui distsnt Dm baltimore and ash.
inston, ninety miles, has 6n leased by the under,
reception OF guests tho 81 June. Under the new
propTietotship the house ls been thoroughly rono-
former season. The tAblelill be supplied with all
the delicaciee Of the seasohrom the Norfolk. balt
more and Washington mAnrta,
Amusements, bowling, bliArds, boating, hahing,
bathing. croquet aud quot rounds, &C.
tp Crab aud Oyster Lunh will be served daily.
Terms sa5O per day; siper week; children half
price.
Tu- No excursion parties iI be allowed TO land
CHAs. RPARRER. Proprietor.
IU- Steamer Lady Of the AXE leaves Washington
every Monday and Thuredy At .. m; QeorEianpA 4
leaves Baltimore Friday 81. m; Columbia leaves
urday attp m. my9aeou
National Republican., 1873-06-30
PAINTING.
BUILDING MATERIAL.

yUINDsOR g. GRAYsON,
w LUMBER DEALERS,
Fogr,ssnth street, between D and streets north.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
tSy-NoTIcE.-r A, a; NJ, I. o. o. ",
AMERICAN aANINiiA
" N o CB.

noARD Of puRttr woREsJ
DfHIntCf Of COLUMBIA, \
WAHttfNOToN, June IS is71 }
an persUns are hereby prohititsd from ridins or
driving their horses at raie faster thsn walk
over any bridge within the limits II the District of
Columbia, under pena H. ~ the lav,.
Je2se tstar Vice Prrsident,
National Republican., 1873-06-30

f#TUE EftCtIT"ENCFLS oNOw
~ lying At the foot Of Eleventh street wharf,
s for pas, The Excelsior wNa formerly the Maria,
the yacht that the rraits 10 0lymont last year
shc has been ru' IN thnroush repair this srrlng,
hued out with wire rigridg, &c. sa,pply a
iesIiw No isls.ven,h ,,r,,i bnts.s,, Is anJ y
National Republican., 1873-06-30

e nlt:; cI,,.. Al PnATT; GhADuATE Of
enth street, betTeen and y, few doors south o.
boring perronA, Refers 70 br, L. A. Bacon and Rev
W. II. EyAnA ses.u
S9eHOlIROPATHIC MEDICINES AND
80 SPECIFICS a the TEMPLE DRUG STORE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

Is ours. II Ia tho fault Of the natives that
this is 30, for the blacks wero reared under
their influence, and learned oil that they
knew about public affairs before emancipa-
ton from them. Since then II has been the
avowed policy of tho majority Of the natives
to rcpress and retard every effort made TO
elevate the blacks. In this policy may be
found the germ of that prejudice of race
about which the Wing prates so much aud SO
often. Every one who knows anything about
Southern politics knows that native white
Invariably succeeds better with the blacks
than foreigner" when both arc equal In
tho honesty Of their political profession; aud
even when the native Is intellectually and
morally the inferior OF the carpet.bagger.
Such men as Gov. Moses, Of South Carolina,
are shining examples to prove the truth Of
this assertion. It Is, therefore, evident that
the prejudice Of race exists on the side Of tho
whites only, and that the blacks arc ready al
all times to accept their old masters as politi
cal leaders rs soon as they are ready to guar
antce them an honest concession Of theii
newly-acquired rights. 1t Ia because Of tn,
absence of this honest concession by IN,
great majority Of their old masters that W,
claim their vote as ours.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
DRoPOsALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
L QpIRKp IN THE CONSTRUCTION or THE
NkW EXPERIMENT BUILDING AT PHIL
ApELPHIA. pa. -
OF SUPERvfsINo ARcHTTECf,
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

s,.,oa nrono.,l,W S,il n lSly N -
al IA no n Tia an dnv ~ A%uwt m " n ~ oes uh
Ing delivering Il the ste Of ihe Proposed GOV
5nMsssS's i sq,i r rnssssR Pm ~ u,
he building. $3.50 'ue''''''o' u
snaastcnss and lie ausltes espscisy iss,sts
1nnn VIII N nm formity al color and Isxt,, d
its and The Capacity Tor woriin9 anSsr I'M chissl
or hammer, 50 "'' 's u''"'f 'N' 'n''e'
face the niturs fracture Of the stone ana on IL
othsrn difierent iinds al cuttiny m,,st ~ ~ MI
mitted win each sd. 10 SUI
out stone IN bniians for al east len yesrs VIII IL
considered: and absolute proof that II has been e
vi; liz Stohs must further nave Eood Grain and be
from which Il il procured must be fully opsusd an1
cap.bls ~ inrnishins the quality and quantity Dc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

The hearts OF many good men are yearnlug
for the union OF the various Churches OF
Christendom. Some longing eyes are direct
ed towards union Of the Episcopal Church
with the Greek. A small number would hail
o reunion with the Roman Catholic Church,
while goodly number see no reason why the
Methodists, the Presbyterians md the Bap-
lists should not join the fold of the Episcopa-
lIans. In conformity with the latter Idea q
meeting has been held In England, which was
attended by prominent men OF both parties.
What the views Of the conference were has
not tranBplred. II they aim at mechanical
union OF their forces Of "home and abroad"
much good may be done, Three times the
present number of missionaries would be
available under well-directed and non-sec-
tartan course Of proceeding. But II they aim
at chemical unlon--a mixing OF various
bodies, and then general stirring OF the
whole--we fear they will have nothing but
On efferyescing dranght, grand fzzing up,
a pleasprable but momentary. excitement, re-
sulting In neither hone, muscle nor other in
gredlsnt Of permanent strength,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16

The LITTLE BrPLAr Of the Empress Eu-
genie, the young Prince Imperial and the
Bonapartist followers In France is certainly
amusing. On the one hand we have q great,
powerful nation, giving to the world, In her
wonderful recuperation IRON n devastating
war, an evidence of patriotism and self
sacrifice such as has been rarely Witnessed
q nation great in industry, science, art, in
vention-and on the other this poor little
clique Of adventurers, flaming every breeze
Of discomfort, in the hope that the France
whom they disgraced and brought almost to
the verge OF destruction should again place
her neck beneath their feet. The Imperial
Prince, we are told, is going to Chiselhurst
to receive the Bonapartists and put himself
at the head Of the family, while the Empress
is distributing memorial photographs of the
late Emperor throughout France. The dis
memberment Of France and the surrender OF
the Rhine frontier is the only memorial Of
the late Emperor that France ought ever to
remember.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
JAY COOKE ~ 90,

Geserai Agents for the District OF Columbia,
virsinia, North Ceroliaa, and South Caro-
unaI ... III.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
d NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIO rH
LEWIs JOHNSON d CO., .I
fANT. WASHINGTON 4 90.
MIDDLETON 4 co., 80
y WnsnlsSToh CITY sAyrsas pANR,
SIsY sAVisEds AND TRUST ooM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16


As all the world knows, there has been q
revival Of the coaching system In England,
by some rich fellows, who, despite articles
on "Culpable Luxury" and Tom Browns
censurc on four-in-hands, persist In indulg-
ing in this kind OF extravaganza. There are
seven or eight of these coaches which leave
White Horse Cellar Piccadilly, one Of the
old Traditional starting places, every morn
Ing, The blowing Of the guards horn Is o
pleasant feature Of these "reyiyals,n which
take one through the most delightful coun-
try in England at dashing speed. Most of
these coaches are owned by three or four
persons, but the most stylish Of all, the
brighton, has for It's only owner aud driver
an American, George Tiffany, Of Baltimore,
who graduated at Harvard some eight or ten
years ago, and was q welcome addition to
Boston Society, where his genial Disposition
and excellent dancing were fully appreciated.
The young Baltimorean 'toots his cattle"
over the road at the rate Of fifty-two miles
In five hours. There are seven changes OF
horses, Of which there arc twenty eight In
all, for this spanking team, which gives TO
life on the Brighton road, In England, some
thing OF the vim and dash Of Its Boston
namesake. This revival Of an old English
institution certainly has curious feature in
the prominent part performed in 1t by one Of
our counfrymsn, r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-16
ID RoPosALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
~ 6 2F RE
oSTIos OF sgr.nyIsISo ARCHITECT

E.MM IVY EhNmE holLDlNG Al ClNCiN-
oTTio. OF Isvr.nvs T AncH,Incrl
Sealed proposals will DO received q this once I'm.
INK 81 SiSeans Ohio. III he Di%sns,on sio Se re-
bs Vii 8 p ssiSn S
ShIty md The cspsciS Tor worfinx under The sGiss
A SAMPLE block iaxtsxia inches, showing on one
Il p e az ss. $a ND b on .a Ss
sd ;sss sy sss v, {:
Ill 'pa & a hiss been
be free from "A sisSolofins sabfsnes:. sud he
S:as,S saa iarSisSas the " aa. II 'S and
qu nhy desired ms within one year.
cubic fses isi iasss e
vii orasres % ~ ne es Sizes ssass
that the contractor may make proper allowances
nna aS % d III; n
inch y each cut face on srAtine and marble siook
vii siass how ss sSoa al vhey can co%msaSs
ING stone Aps the ,IodP per Meel t.sy
f .sn s1s soR I'M mn can
saSs the stone u 70 be md
shls qasrfy that the sddsr Z the In
bid. 'Ho
All proposals must DO made on and in full accord.
ance with the printed forms, to be obtained on a
pllcation ut this office. aud must be accompanied by
$s0o that the bidder will accept and perfo.n the
contract II awarded to him, and give bond therefor
l$lI0to) and valid and binding lease OF the IuAr.
IA. ,sr 70 shs ts ssst
pon ,ne isunse OF me contractor to con- y with
the Government to take full possession Of the mar
case OF default, "
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids or divide the contract and use two Or
more Enns OF stone, ~"
Proposals. must be inclosed in a sealed enyslope,
lndofsed Proposals for Dimension stone Tor The
new uorernment Building, Cincinnati, Ohio" and
addressed to A. ID MUI,LETT s
lyltNt Supervising Architect