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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-04
EVENING STAR.


Few people understand hoe % maze tbe,,
selves comfortable In warm wcather. Ia fact
majority Of Ne in q bot aay anconseiously aad
''tuel 20 the FIRE" in q ScOre OF WAYS, which
thoughtsalness and good judgment might lead
as "a avoid. The morning IL close and sultry
which nav doubtless be = pretty good excuse
LOT 'anguor and hEiness; bat suddenly, per
Glance, the breakfast bell rings. and ysu must
hurry a get ready. which is . grand mistake at
the It ginning OF = hot day. Most likely. also,
some imfaeence comes With the haste, and the
y suit is the blood becomes additionally heated.
ne common SslutxtiOn, "How hot Al isi 4
douN believe 1 slept = wink las, uishtf' the
constant hutfering VI = fan. the Quantity Of ice
waer consumed, and the perpetual daing
nothing except thinning and taking ahoat The
beat. all tend ~ Increase the discomfort vrhich
mer, IL made suite endurable by proper msn-
age nent. The observance OF a few simple rules
vail give ccolnesS and comfort. Even those who
hsSe lSeOriSas duties 10 perform may take a
mint from some plain suggestions such as
thsse;-Neyer hurry; 20 which end DO not DC
nehindhand IN anything which mast be done.
axe ligLt, cooling but nutritious food. and
coh drink too much. DO not he forever taik-
ing aoout the heat-it makes one feel ten times
nouer. VI course never get angry, and do not
fret, whatever happens. bat Keen the mind in
eplacic state. As general rule keen fans 70
he used IN faintiug fts. IL you must 20 ont ia
the blazing sunshine, do not be afraid % carry
an uro brella. Ry all means. even ~ there A. no
necessity OF working, provide for yourself 40 ne
light occupation, and attend 90 IL diligently
during proper hoursi rothing makes one -
thoroughly uncomfortable Ia hot weather as
Having nothing 10 do" Avoid crowds. dress
lightly, in sTIte OF fashion: take regular sleep
ami plenty Of il; battle slowly and use mOdera-
ton in al things. We might add a dozen or
two ~ the imprOmpfR suggestions hut we are
much mistaken O. az ntiOn q even these few
viii rot greatly add u the comfort OF every one
who viii give them a fair trial for one week OF
our heated term"
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
L IRON WORK REQUIRED FOR THE ROOF
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON, ID. q.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 7, 1873.

WROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this office
until y m. OF the ITH DAY OF AU6UsT, 1873, for
the Wrought and Cast. Iron Work as exhibited by
the drawings, described in the specifications, and
called for in the schedules, consisting Of the rolled
beams, CT annel irons, &C., wrought angle irons,
cast,iron brackets, &C., and ornamental cast-iron
South Wing Of the New State, War and Navy De-
partments Building, Washington, d. O.
Copies OF the drawings, hcatiOns and schedule
may be had on application at this Office.
All scaholding required by the contractors to put
the work in place will be furnished by the Govern
ment Tree oil charge, but will be erected by the
tractors.
Proposals will be made by the piece lineal foot or
weight, for the various items Of work as called for
in the schedule. The work will not be subdiyided
among different BIDDERS but will be Considered in
rhe aggregate. The whole work must be Completed
within four months from date Of acceptance,
Payments will be made monthly, drducting ten
tract. - ~ "
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond, In
the sum OF fifteen thousand dollars O0) that the
ed him the sufciency of the security to be certified
BY the United States Judge the Clerk of the United
wherein he resides.
all bids, II is be deemed for the Interest OF the Gov
eminent to do so; and any bid that is not made on
the printed form, TO be obtained in this Office, and
does not conform In every respect to the require
ments Of this ADVERTISEMENT will not be considered;
mel her Will any proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the manufacture
Of Wrought or Cast Iron Work, and who have not
the Necessary facilities for getting ont the work.
Proposals. will be endorsed Bids for Iron Work
of Roof OF South Wing Of New State, War, and
and addressed to A. b. MCLLETT,
Jy5 dat Supervising Architect
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PROPOSALS.
CAST IRON wokK.
OFFicE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREAsrpN ~


Washington, d. c., August ], 1875.
Sealed Proposals will be received his ofice I'M
til ~ M AUGusT Ii, ISIS, for furnishing, fitting
and delivering the Cast-irDn Frames required for
the W indows n the South Wing aud the Cast iron
columns and Piiasters reqniI cd for the Basement.
of the New ate, War, ans Navy Departments'
Building at Washington, ID z.
Copies Of the Drawings, Specification, and Sched-
ule may be had on application at this Office
Proposals will be made by the piece, weight or
inesl loot Tor the various items OF work called
The work will not be subdTvid d among differ eot
bidders. but will be considered in the aggregate.
The whole OF the window Frames must be com
pleted within two months from date OF ptance,
one month, the remainder may be required By
the progress Of the york.
Psym will be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptance 81 the work deductng ten per cent until
the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied By penal bond, In
bidder will accept and perform the contract, II
awarded him, the suff1cency OF the security to be
certified by the United States Judge, Clerk Of the
United States Court, the District Attorney Of the
district wherein the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids If II be deemed for the interest Of the Gov
eminent to do SO; and bid that is not ma Re on
the printed form, to be obtained at this office, and
does not conform in every respect With the OF
the advertisement, will not be considered neither
not themselves engaged In the manufacture Of cast
iron work, and who have net the necessary facilities
for getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed in Q sealed envelope,
and endorsed Proposals for Cast-iron Work" OF
sou tn and East Wings New State, War, and Navy
dressed to A. B. MULLETT,
sugl-l2 Supervising Architect,
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Il FLAGGING, &C REQTiREp IN tn K O1S
sTRUCTION OF THE NEW JAIL FOH
OFFiCE OF sUPERvIsING ARCHITECT,
TRKAsURY DEPARIMKNr,
N - III -, -

ndSntHFfOH, ~. L., j uiy Z5,lTS.A
uEtil N. % the sra DAY OF AUsUsr ISIS for fur.
the District Of Columbia ali q the Cur stons Wors
xelnlTed Tor the exterior Of the building and all OF
&c, required for the interior Of the bpiIdins' in
sseeordsnce With the Drawings, Specifications and
The species Of stone from which selection will
g. mad, ~ IN Not ee 9Snn;d 70 granite, Seneca sand
niihed mus, be submitted 70 this Once. The block
Ta fracture Of the stone and on the others the dir
% grades Oh cutting proposed to be done the
The whole Of the stone, cut, devised, and ready To
he set mist se delivered At the site Of the building
g. RAPIDLY may be required By the progress OF The
49, IN, ne dslyery - be Commenced within two
atty q one hundred dollars SlOJ Tor each ana
e'sTy day delay beyond the time ab-ve sti puIated
by the Drawings aud described BIZ me Isasfions
and called for IN the Scheiule.
~ Dis VIII &c received except from the owners
q essees Of The quarries from which the stone il
ysspnsed T. o furnished, their agents, or from
hsye the necessary facilities Tor prompt execution
Of ne work as required.
PaJ msufs Will be made monthly, d~incting ten
IN Isn - 81 work executed, until the nnal compile
An BIDS must be made on the printed form to be
SbiIned a. this ONCE, and must be accompanied by
~ 19hd OF .wo Iespohsibe persons, in To- OF
ace Pt and perform the contract IL Awarded to him
sh H SHeS bonds thsreior IL the amount of ten
Irgyed By ths United States District Judge Clerk of
uliu STATE. court, or the District Attorney of
Ahe district IN which the bidder resides,
Tue DEPARTING u reserves the right to reect apy or
81 Dds u II be deemed for tbs interest Of the dow
$nnent L. d. 10 accept either division there
Sl or % award the Tagging and cut stone to if-r
ht parties and no proposal that does not conform
ven respect TO the requigeme Of this Adver-
such. o' u 'AeN'ed Us
Plans, spec nc stions, and Schedules can be pro
cured on application TO this Office. -
frcpn sails must be enclosed in q sealed envalona
Sndorsed sails Tor Cut-stOne Work, &c for the
oew jail, District OF Columbia ard the samples
must have z label he Of a.
quarry marked thereon, and both must be addressed
Il A. b. MULLETT,
SALpsrr M ArchItsrt
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DBOPOsALs FOB DIMENSION STONE RE.
Il QUIRED IN Tue CONSTRUCTION OF TIL z
NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT GIN
CINNATI, OHIO.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, J
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
sesisd Proposals will be received at this ONCE
unl, m Of the 9Th DAY OF AUGUsT, 1873, for fur
Building at Cipcinnsii, Ohio, al the Dimension
stone required for the exterior Of the building
Dc maze will Be confined 70 GRANTEES, Marbles, and
s6G i and the qualities especially insisted
and the capacity for working under the
A sample block l2xl2xl2 inches, showing on one
ths natural fracture Of the stone, and on the
en- aerent kinds Of cutting, must be submitted
No stone that has not been tested By actual u,s A.
considered; and absolute proof that it has been 30
used for that period must be furnished. ~
=. The stone must further have a good grain and be
Tree freni all discoloring substances and the quarry
capable q furnishing the quality and Susntity r cs
lied within one year.
CURED. The actual average Of the stones cannot
De given. but will spproxi ate 40 cubic feet the
stone will be ordered a schedule Of net sizes in
order that the contractor may make proper allow.
schedule payment will be made, allowing an ad dis
bic stock, and Of onshalf inch to each eut face of
BidSer. ", Sili state how soon they can commence
can deliver; They viii also state the average and
from their quarry No bid will be receyeS sanan
from the owners or lessees Of the quarries from
the to be and
which the quarry s situated that the bidder Is the
bid. 'Ae
All proposals. must be made on, and in fun accord
snce with, the printed forms to be obtained on an
plieation at this office, and must be panied By
q penal bond In the sum Of fifty Thousand dollars
$4,000 that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract II awarded to him, and give bond there
for In the penal sum Of hundred dollars
Sl0eo0D and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
20 the Government a. security fer the faithful per-
Torrance OF the centract 1.-THE lease to take effect
upon the failure Of the contractor TO comply with
the terms OF the contract Said lease to authorize
spd work il at the pense Of the IN oase
Of default.
The Department reserves the RICH, to reject any
or all bids or to divide the contract and use two or
more kinds Of stone,
Proposals must be enclosed In o sealed euyeiope,
epdoi sed Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
new Government Building, Cincinnati, Ohio" and
soo,r--ed 10 A b. MULLETT,
.HI- al Supervising Architect.
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THE WAY INSURANCE PoLICIEs ARE PAN.
There Is probably no business - generally par
ucilated IN rs insurance in which 20 Attfe il
practically known. MANY think n they tusur.
aspecined property for IS 600. and the PROPERTY
Is partially or wholly DESTROYED, that they
recover the full insurance, regardless OF the
TACT that property destroyed may not be OF
half the value. This Is a common error. though
Of course confined 10 tue less informed In such
matters Others, carrying a stock varying in
value from S25,0 10 $50, 900 and an insurance
ior the smaller sum, suppose that an case OF
damage by IRE, involving loss OF the g-eater
amount, they can recover the entire lace OF their
policies when. IN truth the insurance companies
are liable only pro rata for the boss sustained.
III the Insurance policies ia solvent companies
are drawn in PLAIN terms for SIS ,Op0, they will
cover any loss on stock valued at $50, Ol9 to
which they apply up TO their fan specid cation.
But II they contain what Is known as ssthe
average clause" which reads cit Is under
stood aud agreed that claims under this policy
shall only be for such proportion OF the entire
loss as the amount Of this insurance bears TO the
whole value Of the property insured" then in
case OF loss ON any part Of $4,000 stock, with
$4,000 IN suranee, the companies will paw five
siNths Of the loss and the insured will bear the
ether sixth himself. These are pieces of infor-
nation well worth holding in remembrance,
especially by the less Informed ON the subject.
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DEOPOsALs FOB HEAD-sTONEs FOR ma.
IIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QUARIERMAsTrR GENERA

-
- WASN'T SION, June y, l573 y
froP1-al- are invited for furnishing Head stones
Tor tbe Natiuual Military C-rneteres a. Prescribed
j al sXtrsst:
Provided, that the head stones required by an act
Sntitefi 'au act 10 establish aud protect National
al spproved February a, lz, and the
ee q durable stone, and q such design aad Weight
80. 81 sep them In place when set, aud the con
- ior IMPLY ins the same shall be AWARDED by the
= ~, 'sly o. var after sixty days advertisement
snsibis person or persons whose sam ples and bids
saal N The greatest measure combine the elemsnfs
", oNIe0iiiy, oecency, and cheapHe.s; aud the ann
OF one million dollars 10 hereby npnron-i.ssa ~,
otherwse spprcpriatee; aud the Secretary OF Wa
Eh2 rrst determine for the various
H1e and model for such hesdstones, and the .tande
ards Of quality and color Of the stone to be u.ed and
%; and contracts may be made for separate qusnti
Ties OF such bead stsnes aid the contracts made nm
DER THIS act shsl provide for furnishing and stiae
AL the said bead uonss, asd shall not IN the aggr
sA'e exceed .he sum hereby appropriated
The total number to be furnished Is estimated at
10 90 for the known, 10 6si; for the unknown,
Specifications, describing in detail the standard
Gxed By the Secretary u Wsr eau be had on appli-
cstlon BY letter to this once, where also a specimen
VII be placed on exhibition within q few days.
The proposals should be in sealed envelopes,
IannsrJ Cemeteries" and addressed 20 the Quar-
.srHss'sT General o. the Army, in whose once they
srSsJ, pteh1sr 8, ia, commencing a il o'cioes
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
csaitsrnAs;sr General, Brsvet Major Geasrsl o.
js0G
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM.
JUAN BOYLE r CO..
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Pr nu HAEaw-

BUREAU OF NoN~lEICTlON Nd REPAIR.
WASHINGTON, June q, IsI3.
; aied Proposals will be r-ceiy I'd At the Bureau
until IL O'clock NOON, ACGUsT z, 1873, for the
construction, Including all the materials eNcept the
ltEe-oak rher, IF the hull Of a steam sloOp war
81 about 90 tons HleasT--nnnnt, complete for
t-fEice. Plans and specifications in detail for the
run, showing the work t. be done, may be seen and
CANNED at thls kureau, and Al the Commauiant's
eincc a. the Navy Yards ~ PEiIadel plia Br1okIy
Sharie-fo~n and klttery, on and after the 9th Of
july newt.
The hull must te completed in all respects accord
Ing 70 the contract and the materials
must De CT he best qualify, and the work must be
cone ~ III best manner, and the vessel be delivered
~ such Navy Yard on the Atlantic coast a the De-
paTtneut may direct in eight months from the date
and signing q the contract.
lyneuis viii be made a. the work progresses in
1rofpitlunate sn1unt-r re=crviug the usual per-
ceitage until the Hal completion and acceptance Of
Abe vessel.
The bids must be acc panied with the guarantee
1euiret by law, that IL the contract Is arded il
VIII be promptly executed, and the names 81 the
EArtes who are - become the suretSs to the amount
81 the lace OF the contract will also be stated
The DE partment res the right TO accent or
re! ect any or all bids ich in its opinion are not
- the public interest.
BIDS vii only be accepted from parties who
kn9N O. he shipbuild-rs, and have the necessary
aCLltlc- lOf uOlI the NOrk. JeZ3- Ia
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TThe photographers in Havana are on a
strike. They want TO be paid in gold.
sVAn incendiary is worth $500 in Boston "a
the man who discovers him.
hSaginsw City, Mich, has compromised
with the protesting liquor dealers by red ucing
the price of licenses from 500 to $50.
SThe steamer Great Eastern left Hearts
Content last evening at O'Clock to repair the
cable of 1865.
81 Germany proposes a congress Of maritime
powers TO decide the status and treatment Of in
surgent Spanish ships.
S"Rebecca Jones, you are singing through
your nose again" exclaimed a Wisconsin music
teacher, and Rebecca was mortified that she
run out and jumped into the river, but was
rescued.
1STwenty drops of cha mphorated spirits Is
said 10 be a very eNcelle MT prophylactic for
cholera, TO be taken every morning during the
prevalence of the disease. The cholera is not
here and is not expected, but the specific may
be handy.
81 Concerning Wise's balloon prospect the
Scientific American says: ITO US the probAbiIi-
ties OF his succoss appear to be little better than
those OF an individual who, in an open boat,
without sail or oars, should attempt 10 ioat
acI"ss the Atlantic upon the surface of the
Gulf stream"
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DROPOSALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
Il CURED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF TIL L
NEW GQXERNMENTBU BUILDING AT PHIL
ApELPHIA, PA.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
" =

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1873. \
sealed Proposals will be received at this once I'M
~ ~ Of the 9Th Day OF AuSgsT, 1873. for fur
nisHng ana delivering at the site Of the proposed
Gg,sTnment Building at Philadelphia, Pa, ali the
pIMENsI0N STONE required for the exterior Of
The species of stone from which a selection will he
made VIII be confined to GRANTEES Marbles and Sand
sIones and The saities especially insisted upon will
De uniformity of color and texture, rabi fty, and
me capacity for working under the ehisel or ham
A sample block, l2Nl21I2 inches, showing on one
lace The natural fracture of the stone, and on the
othrs different kinds of cutting, be submitted
No stone that has not been tested BY actual use a.
cut stone in buildings for at ten years will be
Considered; and absolute proof thar has been so
The stone must further have a good grain and be
rec from al discoloring substances, and the quarry
capable o. furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About $50 900 cubic feet, more or less will be re-
9ulred- The actual average of the stones cannot
now be given but will approximate 40 feet, the lar
stones will be ordered q schedule Of net SKIES in
Snee, o1 sns Or may make proper alloy
schedule sS payment will be made, allowing addi
bic stock and Of one half inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how soon they can commence
delivering the stone, and amount per week they
can deliver. They will also state the average and
, h SIZE OF the stones that can be obtained
No bid. Win be received except from the owners
proposed to be furnished, and certificate from the
Recorder Of the County in which the quarry situ
atto that the bidder 10 the owner essees Of the
quarry, must accompany the bid.
All proposals must be made on and In fall accord.
ance with the printed forms to be obtained appi
cation At this ONCE, and must be accom- panied BY
penal bond IN the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
tS0OOO) 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
eloO0O) and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
20 the Government security fer the faithful per-
Torrance OF the contract, the lease to take effect
upon the failure OF the contractor to comply with
me terms OF the contract Said lease to authorize
the to take full possession Of the quarry
of default. -
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 q sealed envelope
indOrsed Propossls for Dimension Stone for the
'ddu-ssed to A. b. MULLETT,
nlzAt Supervising Architect.
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How A LADV's BUsTLR SAVED HER.-An
incident attending ride on Sunday last Is told
ly the Lancaster PENN Express, the par
ties bcisg Mr.. Stephen Musser, eli Marietta,
and a lady from Philadelphia. The lady held
The reins, and IN rounding a curve turned too
suddenly resulting LA a tilt of the buggy, which
threw her headtoremost from her seat. Her.
body had already LETT the buggy. aud she VAS
descending upon her head bctwsSn the wheels.
when All. Aussey, with that quickness OF
ihohght tbst comes 10 some persons ia thu
hour OF danger, seized her by the hustle with
his leit hand, while NJ gras?ed her by her bus
ue With his left hand, while he gfasped the
i'rs uIu Nr'vCKCd the morse with the right
hand. The hustle was fortunately well secur-
ed, and the lady was saved.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Oh COLUMBIA,

=, i hee ens .. Mers say iss sSs Of
MARY JANE TAYLOR, decd the executor afore-
said has with the appreciation Of the Supreme Court
TUESDAY the stb day OF August. A ID. ISIS. for the
hnal settlement and distribution ofthe personal
Of said deceased and of the assets In hand far
the have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said decesseds estate:
Prorfded, COPY Of this order be published once 9
week for three weeks in the Star, previous to the
Nsi-n.s 4. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
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OPERA vs.. CHUECH.-Among the city Ems
copal churches the one most celebrated for its
operate music is located on Murray hUl. II
Lad double guaftette IN the gallery aud a lit
tie regiment OF surpliced men ana bows in tie
chancel. Total cost per annnm, about Sf2 600
The rector thinking the services were running
INTO something very like English opera recent
" gave notice that II must be STOPPED and il was:
but after much excitement, followed by the
retirement OF the oTganlst, the prma GONNA
ana one or two wealthy laymen. One Of the
latter, however, has returned, aud so the rectO
after hard contest, is master of the situation
N. y. Cor. If T'hId LsdOer.
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DI II I'd.


CHEW. On the III Of August, after an Illness OF
SIX weeks, R0BERTS. CHEW ,Ohief Clerk Depart
nent Of State, in the 62d year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
az nee, No 1917 II street, on Tuesday, the 5th In
stani at y0 a. m The friends Of the family are in
vited to attend.
CONDOR. On the eofh nit after lingering ILL.,
ness, Nm. A. CONDOR, Of Pittsburg, Pa
i heard the voice Of Jesus say,
Come unto me and rest;
Lay down, thou weary one; lay down
Thy head upon my breast.
tPittsbUrg papers please copy
MURPHY. On Saturday, August u. al O'Clock
m, after lingering illness, THOMAS MUIR
PLY a native Of the County Of Londonderry, Ire
ington, aged 81 years.
Friends and relatives Of the family are respecffut
ly invited TO at end the funeral fram his late resi-
dence, near Book Greek Church, Tuesday, August
5, at pm.
MAYHEM. At the residence OF her son, Fiyfn
y. May ew, in this city, No 201I 18th stresf, on
The morning Of August 2, ISIS. at II O'clock Mrs.
sABRAH MAYHEM, In the cath year Of her age.
Bangor Me- papers please copy
PETIT. At his residence, corner "a and Fred.
erlck streets. Georgetown, on SUNDAY morGfne. the
50 instant, RICHARD PETIT, In the 6sth year OF
his age.
Funeral at 9 q. m, Tuesday, the sth instant 90
Nited.
e1MMS. At wsrrenton, Va, August ], LULIE
youngest daughter Of yOhu W. and Eliza m. simms,
aged years and 10 months.