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Mexico.

Mexico.
MATAMoRAs, June 6.-The complete de-
feat of Losada is announced.
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DAILY LINE FOR H
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU-
LAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
ALSO, .-., o..
VUE DE L'EAU AND OLD POINT HOTELS.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
On and after May 5th, 1878. this company VIII run
aDhILY LINE (Sundays eXcepted), consisting Of
their fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER. CArTA1N J. A. Posi-;
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN Y. L. CLIFFORD;
leaving Richmond at 4. NJ. and arriving here at
4P.M. ....s
Passengers make sure connection at Norfolk with
Bay Line for Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ne"
York,
Fore to Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 {
Fare to Phlladelphia.. 20 90 90
Fare to New York u 30
Fare to Vue de Eau or Old Point. so
Fare to Vuc dc rEau or Old Point and
return. Observation-Disclosures. w
Tickets on sale on steamers aud at CARRIER s Go: s
through. Freight received daily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth. and regular landings on
james river, from A. NJ. to sP. NJ.
f'''s "' ''' W." [. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Companys wharf, Rockets; branch OF
fee. Ninth and Main streets. -le .
TNMAN LINE OF MAILe1sF*sS
STEAMERS sE5Esszs
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURS
DAY AND SATURDAY. .r .
RATES OF PASSAGE-PAYABLEI IN GOLD:
First Cabin. a,d d ioS
To london. , oo a iIS
To Paris. iVu nS -
To Hamburg, Antwerp, ETC.. 70 anu Il"
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY-Ompdrd Irepded:
Sreerage--Liverpool, .,, .oo
london. foO ttu To<
Queenstown, etc.,
Ha n9Mar, R Ha1rs IS and IS
For further information, apply at the Company
0nt''' ~ GEORGE ". ALLEN & co,
.p12 Old Domnon steamship Company.
NATIONAL LINE 6>FFFk
WEEKLY TO QUEENST0WN AND LIVER
PUOL tOETNIGHTLY To LONDON
(D1RECTl, FROM PIERS IL
AND a. NORTH RIVER,
NEW YORK.
These steamships are the largest In the trade
Cabin passage. $50. So, and 1907 excursion, Sleo
and Slse (cGrrenryl: Storage. x29. Prepaid Steer
age tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown. Lon'ion-
derry. glasgow, Cardiff Bristol or London, cheaper
than by any other route. For further lniorlnatiop
gppIy To- +. w. j. HURST.
90 Broadway, New York. or
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO, Agents,
apaf Richmond. Va.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. J, BARBOUR NEWMAN
IL HAS REMOVED FROM
ORANGE COUNTY TO RICHMOND.
pf,cc 1(l7 west Main street. my 3l-lms
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analysed by Professor Mallet, Of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, showing In the traces found Of
ARSENIC AND COPPER,
o distinctive feature peculiar to itself among the
waters Of the mountains of Virginia, and found else
where, as yet, only In few Of the CELEBRATED
ATERS OF GERMANY. Attached also TO this pro-
perty Is the famed
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MEDICINAL WATERS
I'm addition 10

THE ALUM SPRINGS;
one of which has been aualyzed by Professor Gal
ham, Of the Virginia M;itary Institute, and said BY
him to be essentially the as the celebrated water
of the Rockbrldge Alum Springs. There is situated
on this property, short distance from the hotel,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

The following particulars of an
occurrence ut Fort Jones Reserva
ton indicate the manner in which
- Indian wars" are begun and kept
going:
YREKA, June "a shameful affair
took place last evening at the Fort Jones
Reservation, where the remnants of til,
Shasta and Salmon Indians are being
collected. Late in the evening two
squaws came running down from then
camp with the intelligence that two
white men were there with whisky, and
We're attempting to carry of II squaw
against her wish. Deputy Sheriff Lut-
trell with II posse Of men at once started
for the scene of the difficulties to arrest
the intruders, but they proved to be two
we'll armed desperadoes 10y the maine OF
Clawsens. They showed tight and the
officers could not take them. They
promised to leave, and made IL feint to
do SO, but soon returned and carried off
the squaw. Great CONSERVATION pre-
walls. and crowd will soon start i'll
pursuit.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

WHY DON'T IT CONE TO HAND?-At
least half-dozen citizens of Phoebe
have sent to the Off e of the Secretary Of
the State, at Carson. at least half a
dozen times, for IL certified copy OF the
new town law, but, for some cause I'M
accountable to them and us. it has not
been forwarded. Will the Secretary
favor some of the applicants with letter
giving his reason for withholding it p
Phoebe Record, June l.
We have had a conference with the
Deputy Secretary of State, Charley
Martin, and he assures US that this item
from the Record is the first intimation
that has ever been receive d at the Secre-
tary's Office that anybody in Phoebe
wanted a copy of the Act in question.
Not line of communication upon this
subject has been received by anybody in
the said Office. and this fact is the best
reason for thinking that the aforeinen-
toned "half dozen" of the Records
townies are given to the habit Of letting
their imaginations run away with them.
They, or anybody else can get copy Of
the town government law On any other
by making written application for the
same.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

TERRIBLE ACADEMIA dispatch from
Richtield, Utah, furnishes intelligence
of terrible accident which befel Thos
P. J. Peterson. OF that place. on Thurs
day, The unfortunate man was plow-
ing in the field, when. wishing to short
en- the chain, he got in between the OK.
ell when they took fright, and kicking
him back on the pillow, started to run.
The point of the pillow enter, d in the in.
side of the thigh, and running down.
ward severed the main arteries of the
leg. In fifteen minutes he had bled to
Endowment.
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AGKNTLEMAN who bad been solicited te

AaKNTLEMAN who bad been solicited to
9 .oscribe to the new Steam Fire Engine
desires us to inquire to whom the said
engine will belong if it is purchased.
We told him that we thought it would
belong to Ormsby county; but ~ We are
not an authority in the matter, and us it
had better be settled, We wish somebody
would give us the terms of an explicit
answer, SO that we can IN axe public
Statement i'll reply to our friends
queries.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

A suggestive feature, on the occasion
of the soldiers decoration, occurred just
before the party left the Enclosure. The
monument il quite high one. but the
boys were determined to place wreath
upon the brow of the soldier surmount-
ing the pile. The snow and sleet. and
the wind, made the feat additionally
difficult; but at length, BY dint Of good
climbing, young soldier got mp where
he could manage it. A crippled veteran
standing by passed up his crutch. and
BY that means the wreath was placed in
position.-Near ERdotcment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

The GREAT circus and menagerie will
make its appearance at Reno to-day;
and as it is to show at Virginia on Fri
day and Saturday, it will probably pass
through here tomorrow morning on the
railroad. It will show here on the
afternoon and evening of Monday next.
and from here it goes to Truckee and
Collar: and we notice it is advertised to
be 1t Sacramento on the 18th and 18th.
Hon. JOHN GARBER arrived at home
yesterday morning. He received
hearty welcome from his many friends
in Carson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

coRBErr HousE-conBErr BROS, rnornlEroRs.
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Oh, Carson 1ailn Appea|
CARSON CITY
Thursiny y, June 5, 1873.
Ir Is so easy to find fault. and the

IT Is so easy to find fault. and the
temptations are SO great to devote part
of ones time 10 that kind Of discovery,
that it is only by the exercise of the most
Christian-lke forbearance and the
soundest Judgment that We keep "urselt
out of that perennial fount of hot water
which flows for the chronic grumbier.
Moreover. the newspaper reporter Is
such Il convenient pack-horse Tor those
who have causes of grievance against
the public authorities, and his invita-
lions SO constant and numerous to be
the proxy for his fault-tnding friends
that he has to practice rare forbearance
to avoid becoming common scold.
These predatory remarks are Ill order III
referring to the fact that we have been
repeatedly besought, of late, to give
the County Commissioners blowing
up about the condition Of the streets
q task which it il very ensy to conceive
of and suggest, but not SO pleasant to
carry into execution. Now the fact Is
that our streets are not III ls good order
as they ought to be--not by any means;
aud 1t Is quite natural conclusion that
the County Commissioners should be
beiabored tor this condition of things;
but 1t is SO easy to be unjust that We
have chosen. before undertaking the
suggested scolding, to look into the facts
little. This having been done, We
find that it would be difficult. with the
revenues at hand. to eXpend any very
large sum III addition TO what is already
spent III street and road repairs: and yet
We hnd, upon further inquiry that the
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The SUPPER provided for the visiting

The SUPPER provided for the visiting
Odd Fellows on Tuesday night WAS a
veIy sumptuous affair. About one hnn-
bred and forty participants sat down to
the table. Professor Legate, whose hair
is past grand. or part of the grand
past, which is pretty much all the same,
is the artist at whose hands this elegant
banquet was cooked and arranged; and
those who had a chance mt the lashins
of good things there provided say that
it does honor to his bare and homely
poll.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

A PARTY Of Boston tourists came into
town yesterday from Lake Bisler-c me
in with Hank Monk. on Btnton's stage
By the quantity Of dust they brought
upon them, We reck N they got full
initiation into the dreadful discomforts
of riding over the Ri sler grade Nth wind
aSteru,
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WEhave not taken any very minute pains
to acq laint ourself with the interests and
purposes of the Odd and other fellows
of this community regarding the pro-
posed ball Tonight. We are open to
any suggestions that may be forthcom.
ing that is, our columns are.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-05

The Mails we're delayed yesterday
morning by reason Of the breaking of an
axle Of the express car on the Eastern
bound train at Gold Run. No material
damage done.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.


1888 Ophir, ~, Al, Al, BIO, 43h.
80 oould X Curry, l5t2, l5Aa, 1873 b30.
lIU B.s. X Il, lch,r, "a, j:. Oh.
2l5 Savage, 40, l32, ls3 b1O, los.
l25 ChuIIar. TO, 10 ba,, 6ole.
100 Hale * Noreross, %, 30, %, % = BIO.
luU Or, W.. Point, ljh $50.
l55 Yellow Jacket 81, 50, 81, 81 4.
y9j Imperi, La, "a b., $50, =.
64U Empire, 6l8, ga, o.. b3o.
225 k,utuck, l. ll34.
Iu0 Con. Gvid Hill Quartz. ~.
10 Alpha ton., "a, %, 3!sg,
80 Bel, her, no, III, lu9 bio, lo'.
40 Connaenre, o'.. So.
10 Con. tirginia, 80
50 Sierra Nvvada, IL.
30 Stg B,lcn,r, ID, % =, 63. 62ls.
go Oyernan. A., A. bJu. IS. A. b.
2s0 Justice, ~. III.
l,Ll buckeye. =.
Zl0 julia, 81, 80, j.
$50 Caledonia. II. 70, 1874, c0'4 b3o.
14U kuick erborker, 4le,A4.
1860 Arizona X Utah, 6h. 90, bio, Ga
45I Globe, 4.
700 Baltimore, N, 7lG slo, "a. Il. b5.
~ Eclipse, OK.
eUU Rock Island, =.
3SU Pictuu, 25c, 3Oc.
10 n. Y. Con, y y. Ia.
45U Senat'r. =, al, q.
800 AN. L lat, 3, "a.
50 Tyler, =.
$50 south Uverman.
40 Central No :. Z.
go Woodville, ga. 80, 80.
on TianAi!h'
ioo iAuus, y,
~ n0a'u ~
200 Lower Couistock, IN.
Evening Report.
1910 Valley 2j5c ~ III ~
;,s,, Rsyu,uui 4 Ely IS 90 sJu 60. Gl h.
pl3 Lur,k Con ii Is
100 Jark,vu. SOC
10. Phpuix, 4vc.
3j, N.,nIuyon' A. Creole
80 Phoebe. yAy,
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TIE PROCEEDINGS of the Grand Lodge

OF Uau Fellows could not be report, d
for the simple reason that We couldn't
catch the Secretary or anybody else in
time TO make report. Inc sessions Of
this bouy are held III secret and
of course an outsider can only
report them by dodsing in between
times and When the y, utlnsl is not Oh
hand to demand countersisn. We did
intend to report these Grand L, d 5e do
iuss from d.y TO day; but We cant be
ubiquitous, and have forsotttn the pass
VOID: SO We shall have to throw ourself
upon the meIey OF the public or ask the
accommodating otices OF Secretary
Drake il the way Of final summary.
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SSos A III. f sSss
sTAfE,wkR AND NAVY DIP H p, rah N.Y.
BUILDING, AT WASHING IONS
OFFICE oF srPrRvisING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., July 7. fs-s

WhONGHf AND CAST-IRON WORK
ssssl Proposals viii be received At this on %
hing, delivering, fitting and putting In MA
the rought and Cast Iron Work A. exhlbitas ~
the drswings, described In the specih atious and
shed TOT IN the schedules consisting Of the rollei
pt. . chsnnel irons, &c wrought angle irons
osst,iron brackets, &c, aud ornsnentAI caSt.iron
WORN IN cornices &C., required fnr the Roof a thS
south wing o. the New State, War and Navy De-
psTtments Building, Washington, n. g.
Copies OF the draw ngs, peel ations and schedule
may De bad on application NJ tins once,
All scanoldtng required by the Contractors 20 naf
inc w.rk IN place will be furnished BY the Govern
ehi Tree OF charge, but will erected By the con
Proposss win be made by the piece Iinesl foot on
weight, for the various items of WORK a. c.ild 90
IN the schedule. The work will not he subiixtissi
shons different bidders, hut will BE- consiter,al h,
tne tsesfesste Toe whole worn must be CONNECTED
"p p Isnr months from date o. acceptance
Payments viii be made monthly, d.siucting tan
tract. ~ WV WV
An bids must be accompanied BY a pepsl hand. In
ne sum 81 nfteen thousand dollars 00l that TIE
Cd him the suciency g the security O. BE- certifsd
BY the United States Judge, the Clerk of the nt.d
states Court, or the District Attorney Of the District
wherein he resides. w
The Bepartment reserves the right TO reject any or
Al bids be deem-d for the interest OF the dow
eminent 70 do so; and any bid that Is not made On
the printed form, TO be obtained in this once .nd
ooee not ceniorm IN every respect 90 the require
ments OF this advertisement, will not be considered:
Ne her VIII any proposals be received frum parties
who are not Themselves engaged IN the manufsrt1re
o. wrought or Oast-Irnn Work, and who have NOT
the Necessary facilities for getting out the work
Proposals will be endorsed Bids for Iron W ,rk
81 koet 81 South Wing of New State. War, and
and , .s "a esrsnsnts Building wssh,1ss9n c."
lho d14t Superv isipg Architect
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
Pr THOs. BOWLING AuctiOueer; Georgetown
GUARDLANS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. q

a. BY virtue Of a decree fthe Supreme Court Of
Ttne District OF Columbia, holding q special
oiJuiy, A. D., 1873, and duly ratified by the said
court holding a special term, Equity Jurisdiction
on t the q day Of July p
he premises. the lsth hr daS Of 81
iSS the folloHing described real estate,
half Of lot No t8, Beal addition beginning at the
distance of $50 feet from the corner of Wappress
sn1 heal n 81 reets and running thence with the
tnehce east so feet; and thence north 40
fett 70 the beginning.
. Also, the west half Of lot No. 40, in BeaI's add-
non, beginning at the distance of l5O feet west from
corner OF Beall and Congress streets, and running
thence with the south side Of Beali street west 80
iset south ny ieet east 80 feet; and thence north
Also. lot No g. in the western addition TO George
town ID y, begiRning at the end Of the third line
liz feet to the beginning of said line; thence west
ery parallel with Prospect street so feet; thence
sontherly parallel with College street 81 feet to
me beginning The last described lot to be sold at
the hour Of O'Clock p; m, and the two first de-
Terms Of sale as prescribed By the decree; One
third cash. balance Of the purchase money In two
egua, pay mems at six and twelve months from day
or their notes for the deferred payments with in
terest from day of sale at per cent per annum
lD to be paid down at time ofsale each lot sold
after day of sale. The tile to be retained untIl
all the purchase money is paid II the purchaser or
purchasers OF said property either of said lots
five days after day Of sale the undersigned reserves
the right to resell the said lot or lots at the risk and
cost Of the defauling purchaser purchaser after
terms as aforesaid, as to payment All conyeyan-
cling at the cost Of the purchaser.
GG E0BG SEE7ssHH00EMAKEB, Guardian.
jy5-dtd THOS DOWTJNH Auct
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ALEX A NDRIA.

SERIOUS AocIpxSr-Mr. Horace Throes-
morton, residing with his father, near Falls
Church, In Fairfax county, met with quite a
serious accident several days ago He was
shaking some lime, and in bending over the
mass q portion new up in his face and eyes, de-
stroying entirely the sight of one and injuripQ
the other 80 severely that it is thought he will
lose 10 also. Mr.. T. has consulted eminent med
fcal authority in Baltimore and elsewhere and
every effort is being made to save the remain
ing eye.
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS. The First
Ward Republican Club, 1. G. O'Neal, presi-
dent, and Isaiah Fisher, secretary, met last
night and elected the following delegates to the
county convention to elect delegates to the
Lynchburg convention: Samuel Baker Ed.
Evans, &c. O'Neal, X. Bell, jr., Thomas Ash
ton, and John Sales Alternates: L. II. Della
hey, VIM. Edwards, and A. c. Harmon.
The FIRST CAR passed over the new street
railway at O'Clock this morning. In conse-
quence of the unfinished condition of the trac X
on Peyton street the cars will not commence to
run regularly till about the middle of next
week.-SeHtinel, 12,h inst.
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GEORG ETOW N.

FALL OF A FLooR.-About 6 O'Clock last
evening the pressure Of grain stored on the
second story floor of the warehouse of Thomas
Z. wheeler, eco. caused 1t 10 give way With a
terrible crash, and the entire contents were
precipitated to the first floor. Fortunately zit
being Sunday no one was in the building.
RIVER NRws.-The steamer George H stout
has arrived from Philadelphia, and the Colrsa
bia from Baltimore, with cargoes of general
merchandise; also the barge Georgetown, frem
the same port, with . miscellaneous cargo.
Schooner Emily, from Norfolk, band Anna
Belle, from Salisbury, with 100 900 feet lumber
nave arrived to Wheatly Bros. Schooners Eta
Amsden, and Grace Gushing have arrived
nom the kennebec river, with carRoes of ice
for the Kennebee snd Potomac Ice company
The steamer Lady of the Lake arrived from
norfolk and cleared for the same port
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DRoPosALs FOR HEAD STONES FoR Ma
TIoNAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QCARTEEMkSTER GENERAi's 0FFfcg

QUARTEEMksTER GKSKRAL's oFFtcE,S
-, MAsntNGToN. June =, ISIS. \
Tor the National Military Cemeteries a. pre.cribas,
by the law OF Sd March, ISIS, Of which the
is an extract:
Provided that the head stones required by an act
entitled ian act 60 establish and protect National
cemeteries" approved February 2, 1851 aud the
sct shlendaory thereof, approved June g. ls2 shall
De 81 durable stone, aud q such design aud weight
tract for supplying shall he a1 s1f ss y ts
Secretary CT War, after sixty DAYS adyeft.
ID ten newspapers 81 general circulation 10 some res
sponslble person or persons whose samples and bids
OF DURABILITY, decency, and cheaphess: and the sum
OF one million dollars IL hereby Appropriated for
tslo purpose out OF any money In the Treasury not
otnerwlse Appropriated; and the Secretary q War
size and model for such head stones and Inc stand
ARDS OF quality and color Of the stone be used ana
bids shall be made and decided with reference there
10; and contracts may be made for separate quant-
der this set shall provide for furnishing and -esise
81 the SAID he ad-stones, sad shall in the aggre
gate exceed the sum hereby spprOpriatsa.
T ;s For the known, liz .694; for the unknown,
Specifications, describing in detAfl the standard
nned by the Secretary q ar, cen be had appii-
will be placed on exhibition within a few dsys
The proposals should be In sealed envelopes,
marked Proposals for Headstones for National
Military Cemeteries, and addressed 20 the Quar-
will be opened, u the presence Of bidders on Sat-
q. m.
BY order Of the Secretary of War. -
o.srtermaster General, Brsvst MAYOR General o.
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PROPOSALS.
L QUIRED IN TEE CoNsTErCrioN oF TIE
INV GoyERNMENT Building AT PHIL
AlEIPuIA, pa
OFFICE or SrPIEglsISe ARcHlTEcr,

TKEAsURY DEPARTNENr,
Sealed PROPOSAL. viii be resolved at this once I'M
I'll y IN OF the srH DAY ot AueUsI, l1s. for fur;
Sss sfosr r.Pa4sa isl Is. ~ e
n. sPseies Of stone from which .election viii be
stones and The 9saiite. sspscisI in..sd aeo4 viii
5e unfornity Of color and texture, .hi ity, and
me osraeity Tor working under the ehisel or ham
':Spl. block li.l.,i, inches, showing on one
othsrs ds ere kinds Of cutting, be submtsd
No stone that has not been te.t.d sy actual use as
cut ssene IN buildings for a, te.s. ten years viii be
for that psrcS mus, Se arn an has been
4. me stone must further have good grain. and BE-
from which procared mus se full ossnsa and
1i furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About 500 cubic feet more or less, win be re-
9um 70 The setua average Of the Stones cannot
sbSas - cube st se the Thc
crsr III pc ordered on schedule Of net skies, in
o n t f sne Contractor may make proper ao~
:eSecue p sgt1s in The sn.rrIips and on h.
,on Of inch to each cut face on sranite and ms
pe ana Oh one half inch 20 each cut face Of
Bidders viii state how soon they can commence
oensering the stone, and the amount per week thev
msxinm size OF the stones that can be Obtained
No bids will be received escep, from the ov.,.r.
or less ees Of the auarres from which thu stone i
pr"possa 10 De FURNISHED, and certificate from the
heSordei oi the county IN which the quarry sitn-
afeo, that the bidder Is the lessee Of the
quarry, musI accompany the bid - "
All proposals must be made on and In fall .cc,r,
anoe with the printed forms Co b. Obtained ON ami
cation 1T this ofice, and must be accomnani.l Nv
penal bond in the sum of fifty Thousand dollars
tSs0o0) that the bidder will accept and erform The
contract, awarded 10 him, and give bond Therefor
in the penal sum of one hundred Thousand doIlsrs
Sl0oeo) and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
TO the Government security for the faithful oer
1ormance OF the contract, the lease take effect
upon the failure of the contractor to comply with
the terms OF the contract. Said lease authorize
the Government to take full possession Of the
and work il at the expense o. the contractor In case
Of default
The Department reserves the right to reject suy or
all bids- or TO divide the contract and use two or
more Kinds Of stone.
Proposals must be inclosed in q seated enyelope
Endorsed +" Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
New Government Building, Philzdelp hia, Pa y and
addressed to ri MTTtETr
DfE Supervising Architect