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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29


%, DANIEL ACKERMAN, in the 50th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral, from his late residence, Ill East
Sixtieth street, on saturday morning. January 81
at ten O'Clock The remains to be inferred at New
York Cemetery, Hackensack, N j.
BAxLEY.-ln brooklyn, on Wednesday, January
Is, PATRICK BAILEY.
Funeral will take place at three p. NJ, on Fri
tlves and friends respectfully invited TO attend.
BERRIEN.-On Tuesday morning. January -,
alter prOtracted illness, MARY ELIZABETH, vile
OF Daniel Berrien, In the 18th year of her age.
Funeral rom her late residence, No. IO9 East
Broadway, on Thursday the 18th inst, at hallpast
one p. M
BRIGGs.-On Tuesday, January q, EUGENE NOR
TIMER second son OF James II. and Sophia J. Briggs
aged years, 10 months and 13 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF the parents ll2 West
Fortyeghth street, on Friday morning, at haIfp past
ten O'Clock.
BURNRr.-At Plainneld, N. j.. JOHN M. BURNETT in
Funeral on Friday January 30, in Plainneld, at
past nine arrive at Central Railroad depot,
loot Of Liberty street, at twenty-five minutes To
one. ..
Montreal (canadaJ and Glasgow lscotland) pa
pers please copy.
Sr. CECTLE LODGE, No. 5ss, F. AND A. NJ
BsErHREN-You are hereby summoned to meet
day. at hall past ten A. NJ, Tor the purpose OF pay
ing the last tribute OF respect to our late Worthy
Brother and r. NJ, John NJ Burnet.
BURNs.-In JERSEY City, on Wednesday, January
%, BRIDGET, the beloved vile OF Joseph Burns. IN
the 35th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, 305 Henderson
street. Jersey City. The remains to be inferred in
BYRNRs.-On Tuesday, January u, 1874 THoM Az
II. BYRNEs, son-in-laW OF John Cooper, aged 81
years and months.
Tue relatives aud friends Of ths family are In
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

DR. CAMPBELL QUINNsS LECTURE. HOME RULE,
- Lecture by J. Campbell Quinn: NJ d., In the great
hall Cooper Institute Monday Feb 2 at O'Clock r.
Nj sublect-'rhe Death and Resurrection OF Ireland,a
Legislative independence" Hon Judge H. Connolly WIN
preside.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET -LoSpoN Jan. 2s-l2:30 p.
M.-Unted states fvetwenty bonds 1857, 1851; ten
forties lOo new hves lu2 Erie Railway shares, l31a
Q 49,
PARIs BoURsx.-LoNDoS, Jan. zs-S P. M.-Psris de-
spatches quote rentes at 5of. l71sc.
FRANKroRr BouRsE-FsANKvoRr, Jan q, ls7A-United
States hve-twenty bondsS97T tor the issue OF 1852
LIVERPOOL CvrroN MARKET.-LrvxsYoof- Jan. 2S-5 r.
M-saies on the basis OF middng uulauds nothing be-
the basis Of middling upands, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped January and February, at 7Ad do
do, shipped February aud March. at i6d. do do,
deliverable FEBRUARY, a 7di DO Do. deliverable tah,
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York. $50 Boston, 81 Philadelphia $50 Total q pa this
day last week, A5 this day last year, 1887 Rates 90
steam. re by sail, is 70 Hamburg BY steam, ~
by sail, 20. 10 Liverpool. 7-isd I'd BY steam; "a.
7-l6d. by sail
M 900 bushels; corn 40 400 do: corn meal bills and
ii 900 do The dour market ruled dutI and Tor some
brands prices were &C. 0c easier The sales INCLUDING
all kinds, foot about 1900 bbs at prices within the
of the following quotations Corn meal quiet
but quotabiy changed 300 bbs sold At prices within
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ACKER-wEEKs.--On Wednesday evening Janu.
airy %, 1874, al the Armonk Methodist Episcopal
church. by the Rev. A. VAIL ALBERT ACKER OF New
York city, to Miss JENNIE WEEKS OF ArmonK,
N. Y. No cards.
HENpRICKs-HoLMrs.-In Cincinnati, Ohio, on
Thursday, January %, py the Rev. DR.. Clark,
AoLhEs, youngest daughter OF William c. Holmes,
OF New Rochelle, N. Y. No cards.
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ruary Marcn. st 7,<d. me market u dun and De-
pressed middnng pplands. 1zsd. !. middinr Orleans
AND export OF the sales to day 1850 bales
below good ordinary deliverable January, at 7Xd.
LIVERPOOL BRxADsrUrrs MARKxr.-LIvsRPooI. Jan. 28-
p M.-t,orn, 4ls per quarter The market il quiet
LIVERPOOL PRovBIoSs MARKrr.-LrvERPooL, Jan. D.
Evening Cheese 6ss per cwt for the best grades OF
middles and Ais. I'd. tor short clear middes-
IyERrOOL PRODuCE MARKEr.-LVERpooL. JAM D.
Eyening-Spiris turpentine 34s. per cwt
ioNpoN PaoDUox kARKEr-LoEDos, Jan. 28--Eveuing =
Common rosin rs Cd ass. per cwt Lnseed oil. co o.
ESQ per tnn Spirits turpentiDe s2 ID. 33s per cwt
Refined petroleum, I2hd. per gallon
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The quotations based on cotton In store
quality not than half grade above or beiow the
grade quoted. The sales were:-
Tb-DuU LdM Ereaspo TofoL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

UNRENCu h TRAvERS-LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Il Notice Is hereby given that limited partnership
has been formed by the undersigned pursuant 10 the
provisions the Revised statutes OF the OF New
York relating to limited partnerships and the acts
the name or firm under which the said partnership
nature OF the business intended be
Is q general merchandise, brokerage and Commission
ca interested in the said and their
se arS As oioWs that to
and John lravers Junior both OF whom reside In the
city, county and state of New York. The special part.
therein Is William K Travers, who also resides in
the city, county and State OF New York. Fourth-Tbe
said William r. Travers. such special partner has
contributed 500 900 OF capital to the common stock in
United States currency. Ftthrhe said Is
to commence on the LIST day of January in the wear
1874 and is TO continue until and terminate upon the
3lst day OF Dcce mber, in the year 1879.
NEW YoRx, December 81 1874
JOHN 81 SsTTEsHsvVEERs , Jn., General Partners.
w.R TRAyERS, Special Partner.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Government bonds closed firm at the following
rates United States slxes 1884, registered
Il7k; do. do. do, coupon, 1854 l18k; do. i've.
twenttes. registered, 1l414 q 114S; do. do, 1862
coupon, l14X lis; do. do. 1884, registered 116 a
do do, do, coupon, 116H; do do, 1855, registered
hey; do. do, do, coupon, 117X 117I do do,
do, new. registered, ICY 116I; do. do, do,
coupon. new, 116x 116X; do. do, 1857, registered
1l7x NIX; DO. do, do, coupon, 1177I 11S; do
do, 1858, registered, 1l7 do. do, d. coupon, Il7
lis; do ten-torties, registered 1921 a I1s; do
do. coupon. ia a. 1147s; do. fves, 1881, coupon
lis Q 1l3H; six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad
ubk.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull. The only sales made were OF
Tennessee skies, DID, at sly; new series at 6ssl
North Carolina skies, special tax, third class at
~ 9K, and South Carolina new skies at O.
The stockholders OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company are SAID to be
responding to President Mahone's proposition as
60 the January interest In q spirit becoming q
well-lounded confluence In the road and Its man.
agement. The following the late bids Mis-
souri, SKIES, oSH; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph
issue. Six; Tennessee SKIES, old. 81; do. do, ex
coupon, So; do, new, 81; do, do, ex coupon,
g.; do do new series, 8SH: Virginia skies,
old, AZ; do. do, consolidated, 90; Georgia
sevens, endorsed, 70; North Carolina skies, DID,
January and July, 29A; do. do, April and Octo-
Der, 28K: do do, North Carolina Railroad jan
nary and July, 80; do. do, do, April and
October "a; DO. do do, OF January and July, 25 |:
do. do. co.. OF April and October, "a; North Caro-
lima Funding act 1856, n; do. do, 1868, 20; do.
new, January and July, 17 do. special tax, class l.
OK; do. do, class 2 94; do. do, class 8, %;
South Carolina skies, %; do DO, January and July
o; do. do, April and october, 49, Arkansas sevens
Little Rock Pine Bun ana New Orleans, 16; do.
do, Mississippi, ohio and Red River, IS; do. do,
Arkansas Central Railroad, 10; Texas tens, 1885, "a.
TIE FOREIGN MARKET
Laso cable advices give the following London
prices, with the annexation that the market
closed ouii and nominal :-Consols for money, 90 q
s9h; oonsols for account, sah: nve-twenty bonds
OF 1885 (oldl. los a 1881; hve.twenty bonds Of
1851, loa al0sK; ten-forty bonds, lO5x; new nyes.
1o2ks l02x; Erie Railway shares, 49,. a 43s1 :
New York Central shares, 95L. Rentes in Paris
were b&17k. The following were the ouotat,ons
In Amsterdam Central Pacific first mortgage
bonds, s3K; Union Pacific first mortgage bonds.
TAX; Union Pacific stock, 3oa; Northwestern pre-
ferred, OK St. Paul preferred. ga; Erie. Al a
AK. -r.L -o 1rlHr-
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The following were the balances in the Treasury
at the close OF business to-day :--Currency.
SaO6S 71s; special deposit OF legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates of deposit, So LOG, 600;
coin. ssaso< 42d including coin certificates
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EVENING STAR
CO.s'GRESSgOrSL
Ce.elusse. s.raay,. pr>,..s..
HOUsE.-After our report clceed

=
hoUsE--After our report clceed-
Mt. Banning (0hiol presented q pesit,..-
sered by Archbishop Purcell, ex-Govcrnor
Noyes, aud 100 Other citizens OF Ohio, ASKING a.
OF Edward Condor, the only American citizen
DOW held ss prisoner on British soil
Mh Sunckel (ohio) presented the petition Of
thst am ~ Rev York and New Haven. asking
ephtment Tor the survey Of Palestine, on TIE
east SIDE OF the river Jordan Referred 40 10
committee on Military Affairs.
some time was spent In attempting m srr,xs
~ an understanding by which The House voa1
oeNote me remainder OF the day 20 debate e.l,
os Ths mich there vas considerable ooufasios
ne house then went into Committee OF the
Mnoie, win the understanding that ne rnotios
ont 70 sdloarn should be In order after the 90 =
Mr.. Brown (Ky) then addressed me Hons Am
opposition 20 the civil rights ball The speech
was q general srrsignnent OF the renublics,
party, charging upon that party the present
south. ~ NC
Mr. Milliken (Ky.) was next recognized n.
entitled 10 the floor, but yielded 30 Mt. Rsiney,
Is. c. who lad read a letter from Mr.. Brow
dated April Is, 1861, and addressed 90 the editor
OF the Louisville Jour,di, In which he declared
bis hostility 20 the Lincoln gOvernm ent aud
that volunteers for its support ought % ana
probably would be shot down before they crossed
the borders of Kentucky.
MIR. Chapman I'D. c. ssked and obtained con-
sent 20 print speech upon the relations borne
by the District OF Columbia 70 the general gov
eminent.
Mr.. Milliken then addressed the House on the
OIL TO establish an educational fund and de-
voting the proceeds OF the public lands % the
eoncauon OF the people, taking the ground that
twas UNEQUAL In Its provision relstve 90 the
tehts OF the states, and outside OF the power
Oes,o-ed upon Congress by the constitution.
MT Mellish N. } commenced q speech and
obtsined leave TO print it upon the Supreme
Oonrt oecision in the legal tender case.
The committee then rose, and the House, II
sos O'Clock, adjourned.
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A DIsAPfoINrBD LOvER KILLS HTxsELP-
Inc quiet town OF Burlington, New Jersey, was
aroused from its accustomed Quiet vesierIsy
by the perpetration of a bloody deed. makins
an addition 20 that class of suicides the cause
OF which If sscribed TO disappointed love. One
herb Adams, man but 25 years old, was the
victim In this instance. He proceeded 81 Eve
o'clock in the morning 60 the dOmicu OF his
ldolZed Venus, young lady named Miss Stew
arc, Tor the purpose Of having an interview. In
this be WAS unsuccessful. She refused 20 see
him. This proved 20 be too much for the un-
fortunate Herb 20 submit 90; 30. while in a state
OF frenzy and absolute despair he pulled his
revolver and lodged its contents In his brain,
and put sudden termination 20 his mortal
career. His CHASTITY remains were found vel
tefipg In pool OF gore on the door steps OF the
house OF the fair one who was Indirectly the
cause OF the rash act. The coroner was imme-
distely summoned and an Investigation held
Much sympathy is felt for the family OF the de
ceased.-N. y. Herald, 26tk.
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PROPOSALS FOR PLAsTERERS' MATE.
l. RAILS FOR UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.

U. S. Court House and Post Office, Netc York Ctty,l
f,ttee Of SKpeyiHtendent, February l6, 1874. Z
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Office un
I'll m. Of the 21TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule of
plasterers' materials at the United States Court
house and Pest ONCE, New York city:
1000 barrels (more less) best gu atty Plasterers
Lime, f"Rockland manufacture" or equal
10000 barrels (more less best quality of Plaster
Of Paris, Of Isaac or Wortherspoon's brands,
or brands equal thereto.
loo barrels (more or less) sharp, clean, White
5000 barrels more or ess) long, dry, and clean Cat
Samples of each Of the above items to be sub
United with the proposal.
Payments will be made on the delivery and accep-
tanee # the MATERIAL deductinR ten per centum
I'll the completion Of the contract
All bids must be accompanied By the penal bond
OF two responsible persons In the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars $4,000 that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract IL awarded him; the sufi
cheney the security to be certified by the United
states Judge, clerk Of the United States court,
the district attorney Of the district wherein he re-
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so; and any bid that Is not m ade
en- the printed forms to be obtained in this office,
and does not conform in every respect to the re-
quirements of this advertisement will not be con-
eidered, neither will any proposal be received from
parties who are not themselves engaged in the man
ufacture OF lime, plaster, &C and who have not the
necessary facilities for furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be ineiosed In sealed envelope,
Endorsed, "Bids for Plasterers Materials, and I'D
dressed to q. I. HULBURD,
feb20-lH Superintendent.
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SA tract of land in Missouri containing
40,OO0 acres has been bought for q party OF
French emigrants, who are about to settle
there.
- joaquin Miller wants TO know how much
Americans spend every year 20 see the tomb Of
Shakespeare. About 81 900 times a. much a.
they will ever spend TO see the sepulchre Of
Joaquin.
- The president OF Cornell university says
that, IS rule, the young women At that insti-
tuition average ten per cent. better Of their pa
pers than the young men, and seem 70 be quite
as healthy.
- Macon county, Kentucky, rejoices in q
Ladies' Calico Church club. Every member IA
pledged TO attend the sanctuary in plain calico,
Fans hoops, sans bustles, SANE all that sort Of
thing-no jewelry, no gewgaws-no, nothing Of
the sort.
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A MYSTERIOUS ExPKDITIoN.-A special dis
patch 10 the Galveston News, dated Sherman
Texas, says T" A private letter from Fort Clark
under date of the 10th inst, received here,
states that the expedition now In the act OF
leaving that point Is fitted out for a four weeks
journey. Four companies have already start
ed, and three OF those are going with the expe-
dition. There are fifty Seminole and Tonka-
wans scouts, guides and interpreters The en-
set destination Of the expedition II unknown,
but as the Indians are quitting Mexico In num-
bers and gathering on the Pecos river, Il 10
thought the movement will be upon the villages
some three hundred miles from here. Rein
forcemeDts which will be sent forward will OHly
follow McKen zie's trail. The pack trains wifi
carry fifteen DAYS ratiOns"
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PROPOSALS.
pR3PQSSALs 81 FOB LUMskR FOR THE
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY

/ hUsfTEp STATES 10 S5n nEE F9k TIE TIE
posi- OFFICE. NEW YoRR S offY. AND
o. s. Court. House and Post OGes, Nsrc York City,l
Sealed propesal. will be received at this Office
until y m Of the 25IH DAY OF Ial for
lumber At the United States Court house and Post
iSs B. o1 H. 't nore or less, Southern Pin.
fss ao1ng %oEGs .O OF Iess Southern Pine
saes, ~ inches thick, and in widths not ex-
1000 feet b. N. tmo S"s' or Ies.) Black Walnut.
sides, one elm inch thick, and in widths not ex-
l'SO feet n, NJ ,RGrs 2. lss;l BIask Walnut, sawn,
1900 feet lineal lmore or less) Mahogany, sawn in
strips to finish Ia x24 inches
strips to nisS nessss 'aWn in
stIi pss Di.S e ss' in
5000 feet Iinss q iess n Mahogany .awn in
600 fee: s iH.s sY asa ... S.bos.n,
o,o strips TO finish sx215 inches. ''"A ILL
1900 feet ineal 1mo,e Q. lessl Mahogany, sawn in
800 feet iSe.I more Or iessj Mahogany, sawn in
5000 feet B. more or lessi 1i Mahogany, richly
oo f. 6gpreS for panels, to finish one inch thick
TX nckes thick, in ' widths from from 5R to Is
isOO feet 3 M lmore or lessl Mahogany to fl nish
:" feef r b; M t%SIs or essl Mahogany for hand
An the preceding schedule, OF lumber must be of
the very best quality of their respective kiods,
thoroughly seasoned and free from large knots,
ssps, shakes, and other defects, and must all be
1slVered In such lengths and in such quantities "a
VIII be called for by the superintendent.
The Southern pine rails aud flooring must all be
De accepted.
.1he black walnut will be Of the best quality,
american growth.
The mahogany to be Of the best quality, Hon
duras
Samples of each of the above woods will be sub
Pso ments will be made on the delivery and ac-
ceptauce Of material, dsducting ten per centum un-
til the completion of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
OF Two responsible persons IN the of five thou
sand dollars, S5.OOO,) that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract il awarded him; the sui
clepcy OF the security to be certified by the United
States Judge, CLERK Of the United States CJurt,
resides.
The department reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids IL IL be deemed for the interest OF the Gov
eminent TO do so, and any bid that is net 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 conaidered
neither will any proposal be received from Eartes
who are not themselves engaged in the lumber
trade and who have not the necessary facilities for
furnishing the materials.
Propossls will be inclosed in sealed envelope,
ineorsed. I" Bids for Lumber, }" and addressed to
fet2o-l2t @. T. HULBURD, Superintendent.
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DiscoURAGING EMOTIONAL INsANITY.-A
bill 90 discourage emotional insanity with q
hemicidal tendency has been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature. IL provides that where insan-
ity s set up as the defence in cases OF killing the
prisoner shall undergo preliminary trial 20 de-
eide upon the justice of hIs plea and the exact
measure OF his accountability. II he be sd-
judged sane trial will of course proceed In the
ordinary form, but il he be found insane he is at
once committed TO a lunatic asylum. Pending
bis incarceration therein the indictment stiil
hangs over him, and IL he RECEIVERS his senses he
will undergo trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-02

ELECTED FOR FUN. o. Foster, a cOlored
barber, of Westteld, Chsutsuqus CO., ". Y, has
been elected Justice OF the Peace. There was
one straight republican and about eighteen
other uchets. Foster was not on the republican
ticket, having been nominated for fun by a
number of democrats and independents. He
was elected for fun, and told the serenaders
that they could have all they could eat, drink,
and pay for.
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A METHODIST PREACHER ROBBED. The
Lynchburg Republican says: "a note from the
Rev. George II. Ray, Methodist preacher at
Burkeville, Va. announces that while preach.
Ing IN that town on Sunday night, q thief APP
preaching within a few feet of the church. un-
hltched the reverend gentleman's horse and
made of with the animal together with the
bride and saddle"
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ODD CASE OF DIsLoCATIoN.-The Monroe
Ga, Advertiser tells of young lady in FORSYTH
who dislOcsted her jaw by q yawn, q few nights
sgo, and could not speak a word until her
father relieved her by pulling the joint into its
place again. Moral-young ladies who wish 20
preserve the power of speech should open their
mouths gently il often.
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DR0P0SALS FOR MARBLE WORK FOB
UNITED STATES OOURTH0USE AND
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY

U. 3. Coprt House and Post Office, Ner York Cty,t
once OF SHpeTInteHdeHt, February IL, 1874. (
sealed Proposals will be received at this office uu
M ~ m. OF the 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1874, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule of
marble work at the United States Court house and
Post-off1ce, New York city
1000 more or less) white Marble Tiles, l2xl2xl inch
1000 moIe or Iess) half Marble Tiles, l2xl2xl inch
10000 tnOTs or less) black Marble Tiles, laxl2rl
5000 feet, superficial, (more or less) black Marble
Borders, OF various widths, from four to
twelve inches, all one inch thick full.
Of best quality white Italian white veined
American marble equal thereto; the black tiles OF
pest quality Belgian, GleDn's Falls, or Ly onase
quality black Belgian or Glenn's Falls m arble
The whole OF the tiles and bordering must bs one
inch full In thickness with sawn backs and the
and edges to be rubbed to proper surface
Bidders Will state the description # marble they
propose to furnish, and will sui init samples along
Payments viii be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptalce of materials, deductiug ten per centum
until the completion of the contract
All bids must be accom- panied by the penal bond OF
dollars 0O0), that the bidder will accept and per-
form the CONT act II awarded him; the sufcency of
the security to be certified by the gnited States
District Attorney of the district wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to REJECT any or
all bids IL il be deemed for the interest of the Gov
printed form to be obtained in this of1ce and does
not conform in every to the requirements of
this advertisement, will not be considered neither
not themselves in the mSrbIo trade snd whe
have not the necessary facilities for furnishing the
materials.
indorsed Bids for Marble Work - and ADDRESSED TO-
feb20-l2t q. T. HULBURD, Su perfntepdent