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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
RY LATIMER D CLGAkH,
- Auctioneers and B al Estsfe Brckers.
Southwest corner PennBylvnnia ave and Ilfb street
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prsmsss 0 d.serbd ins and On Se ins
sGass IN the city Of n ,hs Di.srict q
q ground 6ssInnIns 8 p.Iat distant seventy .ur
om sss en sss s9uh line
With the west line Of w.shington street, running
feet. sou SsPy sssss
washington street one hundred aud ninety four
,.s Ss Ss
one hundr.d And twenty eight tiO feet to the west
ns q y cs
CD feet; thence westerly parallel to said Water
siei to street eighty thGse ISL
thence eastery parallel Water street txenty four
thence noItneriy one hundred tloo) feet to
Also, ali thai other piece or parcel Of ground be-
from the intersection Of virsinia avenue with the
mort awe.twardiy sixty eight f63J feet thencs run
ping south parallel with Washington street one
"
the Potomac river; th 7nce enthusiastically with
sHS Shspne, SKY eish, e feet thence north one
Immediately after the above sales we viii sell on
parcel Of ground, beginning at point on the east
8 ied by the south bound .ry line Of the Chssa.
peake and Ohio canal condemnation, aud running
street eighty (sO feet thsnoe east parallel WITH the
line Of Bridge street one hundred and five (l05) feet
the original plan OF the city of GeOrsetows thence
IoIheily with said outline TO the said south Inns of
TO s9snSe
lots 80, 81, and 81 Of Old Geof getown '''' VI
on the ns
thirty 500 feet and five 50 inches, measured south
said east line Of JEFFERSON street nifty tsoj feet;
and five los feet ten aud half ioS inches to the
eastern outline Of original plan o. Georgetown;
feet thence west one hundred and five 1867 feet ten
and hslf tlO.) inches 70 tue point Of beginning
by the d. pth thereof, on the plan or nap Of old
Together with all the improvements, rights, privi.
leees, water courses, water front aad
to the said several pieces parcels Of ground bs-
Terms of sale One-third q, purchase money
cash, and balance psyabe in six (6) and twelve (I2)
from day Of sale until paid: the payments thereof to
be secured BY the yromssoy notes of the purchaser
proved By the truFees; or the whole Of the purch
meney can be paid cash day Of sale, or on final
ratification thereof by the court lien will be re-
tainea on the property sold, aud no deed will be
given until all the purchase money shall have been
paid.
ALI conveyancing at cost Of the purchaser or DUR.
chasers If purchaser ia 10 to comply win terms of
the right to resell the property at the coet
and risk of the defauling purchaser or purchasers
dep sit OF hoo will be required each piece of
property when sod
y MisEfs & r g. ra,}rrus.ees.
apS0 dads LATIMER CLEAhY, Aucts
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DRnPQsALs FOB EuRsIsHING AND
TIE SALISBURY NATIONAL CsMETERY
W.SHTNcroN N n Ns

IL XII
WASHINGTON, ID. O., May 6, lSl
sealed Proposals, in til plca.e, with copy of tnis
adVeGtlsement attached to each will be received At
this once u1til noon on WEDNESDAY, jane 10,
liza, for furnishing and erecting at the National
Cemetery az Salisbury, N. c, granite monument
IN accordance with design adopted By the Secretary
OF War, and now in this ofce, where it can be ex-
amined.
A specimen Of the material proposed to be used
should accompany each bid.
The following Is q COPY Of the Law Of March 8,
163, prOyidir f1r the erection OF this monument:
. BE % enacted by tk S>adts and H0KSs O Repre-
Sehi9nrsS o. yae United stdsS Of America - C0H-
rsSS bisd, That the Secretary Of Ar II hefe
oy entharZed and directed 10 have erected in the
nsuona eemetery Of Salisbury. North Carolina,
,.snteoie granite monument to the memory Of the
:. Thousand Union soldiers who died In the
prison pen n that place, and whose remains are
10 trens hes In that cemetery and the sum Of
zen tnonsaLd dollars CT so much thereof as may be
OF eny money In the Treasury not otherwise ap-
The monument IL TO consist Of An ob,,,.k r..,,,g
upon PEDESTAL and steps Of 70 be eorinhsS
with sculpture, the total height from the tor on
foundation to apex Of obesk being thirty feet
eiI inches.
The law limits the fetal cost OF the monument
inrnished and set ID In place % ten thousand dol
lars, and no bid exceeding thai amount can be en-
tertAined.
Engraved elevations and plans Of the design will
De pre- pared Tor use OF bidders.
Proposals should BE- indorsed I" Proposals for
Granite Monument At Salisbury q. q National
Csmetery," and addressed TO the nndersisned
Qusrternas:er General, Breveg MAJOR &c neral,
United States Army. msys6I
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DAWNBROKRR'S SALE.

ii 4; FULTON, Auctioneer, will commence the
at 1872 Pennsylyania avenue, bstween I2th aud
l streets south side, consisting Of ne gold and
able variety OF Merchsndise ON Thu BSDAY, FRI
Day and SAL URD AZ, May 4th, 18th and n,
to continue WEDNESDAY, n sy 2Oth, and MON.
DAY aid TUESDAY, June LIST and I'd, at the same
hours and same place
msyn 81 a. X. FULTON, Auotioneer.
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ID sOPOsALs FOE COAL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
BKTedK Of EHgTGUtag aud PrtnfiHg,

BRTtdR o. BHgTariAg and Prinflng,y
WAsHIN6IoN, d. g April ~. Y
seaieQ Proposals viii os received at this Office
nntll % O'Clock o.. m. SATURDAY, the Odd day Of
MAY, 1874, for furnishing eight hundred 8O0) tons
run OF mine Georges Creek Cumberland Goal, to
De delivered at such times ard places. and in such
Qualities as may be required, and subect to the
coneitlOns required py at OF Congress approved
July IL, ldc, viz tea. ouch coal shall weigh 2,2l0
pounds to the ton, and shall bs inspected aud
the time OF delivery By the person appointed and
qualhsd under the &C for thar purpose aud that the
prescribed Zee Of twenty far each ton csal
inspected, weighed and delivered shall be paid by
the contractor. Proposals will be considered bind
Ing for one week from the 23i day OF May 1874 the
portion Of the BIDS offered
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-.
panied By satisfactory evidence of ability TO ful
The contract nor will any payment be made without
the certificate Of the insp ector that the al fur
Dished IL such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office. GEO b McOARTEE
Chief Of Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
apps 5avtMsyG Treasury Department.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUn.
JUAN BONLE q Co..
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',

No. sos 18th street. opposite q. g. Treasury.
FUk SALE-A handsome HOUSE on street,
No. Sl3: A new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
and 4; HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts, Avenue.
HOUSE No. 226 I'd street east, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in Will.
lards Row price S2,So. Several small HOUSES,
from SIS 500 to $1,000; small casa payments. We
have yersl very dne FARMS, improved and un-
improved, on different railroads running from the
city for sale at low figures exchange for city
property. 800 900 feet Of GROUND in various por-
lions OF the city for sale at low figures easy terms
or will exchange for productive mprov cd property
furnished House for rent ct sl25 per montha25-tr
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LADIES. CHILDREN.
White Cotton sts Ho'' White Cotton sss Hose
rsTn Cotton ts Hose Brown Cotton }ot Hose
Lseie'' Children.
,Ie.tbre.d Ho.. It.s-,n,...
on'ar'a'
for for
Gsuzs Msrino Vests for Children.
L,.,s- thread Vest, 70, 1.s,~
One button Lt.le Gloves Two-eu.ton LI.Ie Gloves
dies ard Children L.sia. and Nissaz
Ladies.
Kid Gloves.
asir'' 0e"'oie's' I'd Vhe' i"o' ana Three Bottoms
Ors. S'Ni'7''' IN one' I"o' and Three But;
inOne, Two, and Three Buttons.
TOT the NecA'
Co,ps.~, crr
liz. cor,.os,c
pL.Ir1Nc- -, prvr1,y,s.
.E1sH s,,prs
White rooI
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EVENING STAR.
CONFERENCE.-THE.
Cenciusis. re-sera.y.. pr.,..s,.-

SENATE--After our report close5
Debate on the Geneva AWARD bin was can
thu M 20 the hour OF sdjOnrnment
BoCSE-After our report closed
The House then resol we'd itself into Com nitt>.
OF the Whole, AIR. Nsblsck In the chairl ana
proceeded q the consideration Of the Mllitary
academy appropriation biiL
The btu was a freed 10 and laid aside ana TIA
aencieney Appropriation ball was taken up.
MI. 1sfneld said this n Was lighter thar
any deficiency bin that had been reported since
s s az ~: The total sum Appropriated vss
Several sections Of the bill were then conas-
HE committee then rose, ana IN. N,l,,srv
Aesoemy Bill Was reported 70 the Hoase and
On motion of Mr.. Lawrence. the bills making
ported allowed by the Com missioner, on Clsi~.
under the act OF March ;, 1871, aud IN relst-
ing 20 the Commissioners OF Cla,ms. and FOR
other purposes, we're taken from the calender
and recommltted 20 the Committee on Wsr
Claims, with leave 10 report q any time
Mr.. X. n. Roberts moved 20 suspend me rules
and make 10 I'm order, ~hen the consular aud
diplomatic appropriation bill Is under cOnsid-
erstion, % move an amend ment % change the
title OF the Representatives OF the United Ststas
st Portugal, Switzerland, Greece, Belgium
Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, AMI
Turkey 90 envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipOtentsry, without increase OF pay. Re-
jected.
on motion Of Mr.. Cobarn, the bin for the re :
ducton OF the army was recon m tilted 70 the
Committee on Military AHsirs, with leave TO
report ~ any time
Chamber Of Commerce OF San Francisco against
the abrogation OF the contract for carving the
mails between the United States and China
Mr. Bradley reported bin 20 declare forfeit
the lands granted 60 the stockton AID Colorado
railroad, in California. Passed.
At 40 .. M. the House adjourned
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TIE RECENT CATHOLIC CoNPRRsNoR-
Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati thus explains
through his Official organ, The Catholic Tele-
graph, the cause Of the recent meeting OF pre-
lstes In that city; The main object of the
visit was 90 nOmin nate the cities where they
thought IL expedient 20 have Metropolitan Sees
erected by the Sovereign POntiff. IL IL under
stood that Santa Fe, New Mexico; Milwaukee.
Wisconsin; Philadelphia, and Boston, are the
choice OF the Bishops who met in ST. Louis and
Cincinnati. Peoria, Illinois, Is recommended
for an Episcopal See
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CRUSADE ON MINeB PIRs.-The SOuth B0s-
ton temperance refOrmers have solemuly de-
clded that cider In mince pies lie intoxicating.
They have prepared various kinds OF pledges
grocers', druggists', hOusehOlders', etc.-and
viii soon begin dstermIned move.
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DROPosALs FOE STATIONERY.
CLERKis OFFICE,

CLERK's OFFICE,
HOUSE cF REPRESENTATIVES, U. g..
Washington. ID. o., May 4, 1874
until y O'Clock m, WEDNESDAY,, June 81, 1874,
ior furnishing Stationery for the Of the House
of Representatives.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality Of each article and the form Of bond
De signed by the bidder and sureties, will be fur.
nished on application at this office.
Proposals should be Endorsed, " Proposals for Sta
t1onery," and directed to Edward Mcpherson,
-Cleik House Of Representative, u. 8.
EDW'D MCPHERSON,
nsystu,A Clerk House Representatives.
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Is 1T ANOTHER OPDYKR CAsE2-Kansss
papers prints this: Cremation has been inau-
guTated AZ LeavenwOrth, Kan. On Thursday
OF last week q son Of a Mr.. Miller died At the
sge Of ten years. A furnace was built, and the
body reduced 60 ashes In the presence OF a large
number OF friends and physicians
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uoTION sALE.
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

The suction sale Of the riehts 20 ccsu ~ the sal.
nd Stands OF the Washington Market Ccmpsny ief
To ne psyment Of The REM therefor 1f coInsn0s
e the once q ssiS CsmP.ny; e a., ~ q AZ. 4.
D. 1874 e 10 o'clock IN the forsnoon. a1a uih con-
tfnus on that day, end BY sdlosrnmsnss oS essS
Tor additional DsrtAeulars inquire - VIC w"
b order Of the DireSss0sc;. uxrRr, President.
Washington, Ms sts, iaa. nsys-iss
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PROPOSALS.

nFFlOE A. q. s.,
- For wHIFPLE, VA May oh, 1874
seaisd Preposals, 10 duplioa.e, will be received at
this ce until II June 9Th, 1874 for furnishing
the Fresh Beef required 10y the Subsistence part
ment, D. A: at this station during the six months
ccmmt ncing July LIST, 1874. Also for such choice
cats OF tIesh Meats as may be required by the off,
Information as to conditions, quality of Beef
payments, &C., can be obtained by application to
GEORGE b. GRIMES,
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A Boy OF FIVE KILLED By wHIsKKY.-
wednesday last the parents OF boy five years
OF age, living in Davenport, Ia, celebrated his
birthday, and drank his health in punch and
other intoxicating drinks. They LEFT q cup OF
whiskey, and In the morning the child arose be-
fore the parents, d. ank the whiskey, and died
in q few hours in great agony.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctfoneer.
~ 641 Louisiana az eLue, two doors east OF Il

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY AND
BAeEMEHT BRICK DWELLING ON SOUTH
STREET, BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH SIS,
- By virtue of q deed of trust dated May 9Th,
~ A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded la Libsr No I'll,
folio 2Si, one Of the l. and Rec Ords for the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby will sell at public sucti N, n
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, May
2Oh, 1874, at O'Clock p. m, all that part of Let
numbered two 90 in square numsered seven hnu-
dred and ninety one (79D, described foil Ows Be-
giI ming for the same at q point south q street
1882 feet west from the northeast corner
Of said lot and running thence west e hteen (l3)
feet; thence south seventy (70D feet: thence east
eighteen (lS) feet. and thence north seventy (7O)
feet to the place of beginning, improved with a
three-story and basement brick Dwelling house,
Terms Of sale: One-tEird cash; balance in six and
twelve moaths with interest at 10 per cent secured
by deed Of trust on the property Cor ysncing at
the cost of the purchaser. A deposit Of 500 re-
quired when the property is bid of.
+. W. JONES, lrz
JAMES DTCKSON,S trustees.
my7-d THOMAS DOW LING, Auct
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ANXIOUS TO SHARE HER ALIMoNT.-A
South Norwalk, Conn, woman got a divorce,
with an sllmony OF S50, 900, about six months
ago, but both parties have got sick of living
alone and have joined hands and hearts once
more. They are A. loving A. two doves nov
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RY w. l.. WALL 4 90 ,Auct1oneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. soc and 9O2 Pennsylvanis avenue cor 9th ST
ENTIRE EFFEoTs, GOOD WILLARD EIGHT
1EhkS, LEASE OF THE PINEY POINT

YEhRs' LEAsE OF The PINEY POINT
PAVILION AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, N AZ 18th, 1874, at 3 O'Clock
al p. m, We will sell, at our Auction Rooms, the
5entire Efects, Lease, Good Will, Furniture,
&c &c, Of about 20 rooms, with p cottages and
main building, large and spacious dining room,
bar room separate from the main binding, bath
houses, large and spacious wharf. The rooms are
ali furnished with cottage and other furniture.
Terms: One-kalt cash; balance and IL months,
est.
We would respectfully call the attention Of buyers
to the above sale Of this weli-kuoRn and favOrite
watering place, bsing close TO this city, being
within q few hours ride from Washington, aud
nearly daily communication To any one desiring
10 engage in the business this offers induce
ments BY order OF CHAS. A PARKER.
mays IRepl VIM. L. WALL Il 90, Aucts
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MA young Adonis in Connecticut was fined
$40 tor shaking hls handkerchief - q young
lady.
81 They had jolly May-6sy celebration in
sleighs, made calls upon friends in neighbOring
tgWus-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

II
By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting in Equity. passed
in cause in the said court, in which yudson y.
S e and M
.9 pubic sale, en- THURSDAY the ASH day Of
near tee PREMISES, oa the %sshinston and Bas
more Railroad, tract or parcel Of Land, contain
.ad to said and
q separate deep Of mortgage to each.
sanity sna 10
neishborhood Of he land lately purchased BY Rich
Scott, Bates and Johnson, being about lso yards
from n e ssd Is sSs psst ssd 20
therefrom by either route about four miles. 1t ha:
within few years past Of The best materials and in
Q most workmsnlike manner; 10 enclosed by an en-.
poses, and the culture Of ruit and it rare In.
sna
Adjoining the premises is cslybsat spring Of So;
suipSur, iron and mAgnesia in large proportions.
;ss ssa s q a
six msDths thereafter, secured by the note Of the
Hs
msnt OF the Surohase money, interest included, the
... vi. + y y Z;
TNTTYD eTAfIS MAReHALe sAL1 OF
" PRINTING fAHRnh' SoiLAH AND
In virtue Of WIT . issAs. isSsns,p, e, Of
SS. q sss s q sos
direetsd. viii ss At public sale for cash, on IRI.
DAY, the lsth day Of My lg!, at 10 s,eiSck =;
Publishirg Company, No. AIS llth street north
west, tho following goods and chattels 20 VII, va:
Power Presses.
I steam Press.
Ipeine and Boiler and Machinery.
eesed and ievie upon as the goods and chattels Of
Lewis b. Douglass, Charles B; Dougtess, sna Fred-
saiian No. 'Si'7ai q T h:R IA asS SPE,''
nsys-dts u. b. Marshal d. q.
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DAMAGE TO CRoPs.-The frost Of April 2o.h
played havoc with our truckers. Beans seem
TO have been completely destroyed, and Irish
potatoes were cut on the second time. The
bloom OF the early peas WAS also killed. Some
persons around Norfolk estim ate that the crops
there have been cut of one third. Fruit Il
almost entirely DESTROYED folk 4 "a ySnln
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10y DUNOANSON BROS, Auotioneers,
- Southeast corner 9th and d streetsnorthwest

CoMF0RTABLE TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT NEAR THE CORNER OF ID AND
q STREETS, hORThWEST, BEING NO 62l
- On WEDNESDAY, May 18Th, at 8 O'Clock
81 m, We Will sell In front Of the promises, Lot
us, square 666, having front of "a feet, with q
depth Of 100 feet 20 an alley, improved by 2st0ry
Brick House, contsiniI 6 rooms, hall, &c.
This property Is In Of tho best neigh borhoo DDS
in he city, all Improvements having been made,
and situated next to the corner Of 81 and G sts
northwest. splendid nance for private parties
Terms: One third cash; balance In aud years,
notes teaIiDg interest at cent and secured by
deed OF trust. ConyeyaBcing at purchaser cost.
deposit OF sloJ will be required from the blyer.
my9-d tHer.I DUECANSON BROS, Aucts.
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SPRING GOODS
GENTLEMEN
LOCKWOOD, HgFTY L fAYLeR's,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CARTwRI9 r WARMERS SUPER AND
eAUZl MERIHo UNDERsHIRTs AID
DRAwIRs.
INDIA GAUzE MxRINo SHIRTS,
ELK SHIRTS AND DBAwlRs,
Isle THREAD SHIFTS AND DRAWERS,
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
sL iPd Tsi .n s
Fancy, ever offered In this market.
GIOvIs-Harri. and L. a & 7. Kid, in one and
All the new shades.
WINDSOR sCARrs, Ti.s and Bows, in Plain,
lack and Fancy, of our ewn i'm portation.
Hems;itched HAEDKERCHIEFs; a large stock
Just received, in plain and new styles, in Fancy
Borders.
PaImer's Patent
DOUBLEYOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor, and
well stocked with Q splendid line of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTING3. We are prepared to make
special order for the DOgBLE-YoKE SHIRTS at
The following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR saI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR sal 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOB COLLARS On sHIRrs
The success attending TIE manufacture of this
shirt during the past tco years has proven, beyond
doubt that ii is the most comfortable and perfect
fitting one made IN any section of the tcorld. The
thousands Of original and duplicate orders received
for these Celebrated Shirts fully confirm the ass.r-
iOn.
Giue them trial, and be convinced for YOUR
selves. We are noU the only o,crers and author
lied manufacturers Of 4LMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQJE SHIRT for the Dis
tTict Of Columbia. All other persons attempting 10
manufacture them are irfriagers, and tie public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasino them
Of any other parties.
GENTLEMEN's LAUNDRY.
Having established a first class Laun!ry in con.
Cectior with our Shirt Manbfsctory, we are pre-
pared TO laundry gentlemen's at the following
prices.
Embroidered Bosom Is cents
sTess cents
cents
cents
.....-. cents
LINEN Ouhss pcI pair cents
Gle ''-'..'-s'' cents
~ - cents
h"enoiSnieis cents
r1a rarI. Co.
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~IED ID.

BOND. On Saturday, the 9th Instant, JOHN H.
BOND, formerly Of Ipswich. Mass, aged hfty one
years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow, st 3
o'clock, from the residence Of W b. GonsalVes,
14ls 9rh street northwest. Friends Of the familg
are invited TO attend.
GLYNN. Suddenly, on the l2th instant, JNo
=; GL1hn, Uunged son Of Martin and Ann
Glynn, aged 10 yesrs.
Funeral will take plsoe from the parent resi-
denSf, corner OF 10Th aud q streets northw esf.
Wednesday afternoon. st O'clock INeg
York papers please copy
NANbEMAN In Georgetown, ID. O., on Mon
day morning, May lth, lS7t, AbNA, beloved wifs
Of James Armenian, In the cath year Of her age.
Dearest mother, thou hast left No,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But Ills GOd that has bereft us,
He all sOrrows heal.
May che rest in Dc ace.
Relatives and friends are Invited te attend her
funeral from her late residence, Of Hugh aud
Frederick street, wednesday, ~ o'clock.
WEDDELL. At Msnongahela city, Pa, on Tues
day. MAJ llth Mrs. CELIA WEDDELL, sister o
Allen W ell, Of this city. Republican sDa OhrOni-
Gle.
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n RING AND LATaING FOR The UNIT CD
srATES COUBT HOUSE AND POST
OFFICE AT NEW YORK CITY.
II ~. n

4
Ofcs Of Superintendent, May 4, 1874
sealed Proposals will be received II the office Of
The Superintendent until 2 m Of the sTH DAY or
MAY, la4, Tor furnishing, delivering, Fitting, and
putting II place the whole Of the wrought-irOn
urring and LsthiDg required for the building.
COPIES OF the Specifications may be had, and the
plans seen, on application ~ this Office.
All scanOldihR required by the cOatr actors TO PIT
the WORK IN piaC VIII be furnish ID BY the Govern
nent Tree Of CHARGE bot will be erected BY the
Paymtnts will be made monthly, deducting ten
per cent, until the aa compilation Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by @ penal bond OF
tvO responsible persons in the sum II tn AM
dollars, l0,oO0) that the bidder will accent aud
perform the contract II awarded him the suf cheney
CT the security TO be certified by the United Sates
JHdge, Clerk q the Uuitsd Sta,es Court, or the
J. district Attorney Of the District wherein he re-
sides.
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right to reject any
OF Gil bids II 10 be deemed for the intsrest of the
Government % do so, or to subdiyiis the various
items Of work among tbs different biidtrs at its
option. Every bid must be made on the printed
form 10 be obtained in this oice, and mas conform
"a every respeetto ths requirements Of this aive-
PrOposs Is viii not be received from parties Who
are not Themselves engaged 10 the m4nnf ,cture
o. NrsuR bit irCn FQrriag and Laihizg and who
work.
Proposals viii b enclosed In a seated snvelope,
endorsed ~ Tor Wrought iron furring and Latin
mays 81 CALVIN T HULBURD, sun,t