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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
Pursuing Rev. DIR. Portoous wit
ISLANDERS.

NOW that DIT. Porteous has settled quietly down
TO his pastoral work with All Souls Prote stant
Episcopal churcn, his indlscreet friends or his Toes
refuse to permit him to remain In solitude. His
past history Is called for, religious as vel, as
secular journals try to make out case against
him. But the worst that they aplear 10 set forth
h that he lett certain debts behind him; but. as
ne himself admits, that is a misfortune rarner
THAI sin. And as his original purpose IN coming
here was to make money Dy lectures to lree h,m
from those debts--conlracted, too! not Cnr
personal comforts, but Tor churcnes- thai
he served-the fact should be used
rather to his praise than to his blame.
Some OF the papers here and on the other side of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19
st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church A,
raigned.

"James b." sends y complaint concerning the
trustees OF 81. Mary's Roman Catholic church,
Grand street. Ior sometimes almost every Sunday
Keeping 200 or 500 persons standing at or outside
the door. while more nan hall the pews are empty
host OF collectors, he says, have been OUT, and
are still out, ollectlng ten cents week from AMI.
lies to support the cnurch and paS Tor its recent
enlargement. Aud the people pay lioeray III pro-
portion 10 ineIr means ~. b." therefore thinks 1t
blgny censuraole lu the cnurcn and the pastor TO
go on with tne services and to leave hose persons
Htanding-mauy oil them aged and infirm--whOse
only CRIME tnat they can't rem or own pew IN
ST. Mary's. - b." thinks 1t Is nigh tine tnat at
least this aggravaCed feature oil rented churches
should be removed There are MANY Catholic
cnuiches,-h says, wnerc strangers aud vi5ltOrs
poor as wen as rlch are admitted to he pews alter
the reading OF the first gospel, and such ought to
Catholics OF he parish ana upon the Llurary AssO-
ciaIlon OF the church to see taat this OBNOXIOUS
thing Is stopped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03
DROP0sALs FOB CUT-sToNE WORK,
Il FGkGG1NG, &C. FOB THE NEW JAIL
FOB THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
z SUPERVISING ARCHIfECT,
EASrrpv nnn nrrrn

WASHINGTON, ID O., May i6tn, 1874.
until m. OF the srH DAY OF JUNE, 1874, Tor fur
nishing and deliveripg At the site Of the New jail
required for tine msiI cornios Of the building, and
ALI an 81 the Flaggisg Door sils, &C, required for
drawings, specifications and schsduie. WIN INC
Copies Of the drawing, specification and schedule
The Oornce VIII be- Of Seneca Sandstone equal in
9GaSty to that Sssd In tie building The fl4ssing
River bine-tone, for both Of which bids may be be
The whole of the stonswork must be delivered as
rapidly as may be called for by the superintendent
and required by the progress Of the building, the
afer the acceptance q the proposal, and the WORK
to be delivered, com 1lete, IA the following order:
IN one month from date Of acceptance Of proposal;
she Hanging Of second flor of same wing, in two
sggins of same Wing. I ooes aud Chapel
wing, within three months from same date; and the
three months alter date Of acceptance OF proposal,
day : delay beyond the time hei Elm sti puIsted
pIoposals VIII be n sde for the work as exhibited
and called for in the tchednla.
No bids Will be received except from the owners
proposed to be furnished, or their agents, or from
parties who are engaged in stOne-cUtting and who
Payments will be made monthly, deductinR ten
All bids must be accomps lied By a penal bond Of
responsible persons, IL the sum of one thousand
dollars, 81 900. that tho bidder will accept and per-
form the contract, n awarded MIN, and execute
onds therefor in the amount Of five thousand dol
lars,( 500 the bond tn be approved by the United
statts district judge, clerk OF the United States
court, or the district attorney OF the district in
which the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
or all BIDS, If It be deemed for the interest of the
Government to do go, TO award eac division 10
different bidder, TO oTdsr less Of any item
at the same rate proposed il the schedule az its
ton
Any bid that is not mad on the printed form 70 be
obtained at this Office, and does not conform every
respect TO tie qui-em- hts OF this advertisement
eill not be considered.
Proposals must be enclosed in a SCALED envelope
ED rsed Bids for Cat Stone and Flagging for fine
New Jail, District Of COumoi a, ard addressed TO
A. 3. MULLETr,
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DsPARrMEST.


WARRINGTON, june 2, iS4
eesled Prnposals, addressed to the SecretsrJ Of
Inc Navy, for furnishing Stationary for the Navy
department. and bureaus and offices thereof, IN
Nhshinaton, On. ing he seal year ending Ine 80,
Il June.
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
nished by the Department. with the guarantee aud
thu rein.
Proposals from parties not ems aged in busi sss in
Washington, or who have q ppIy in such
city, wll not be considered
The schedule embraces two general classes: LIST,
paper and envelopes; Id. miscellaneous articles
and the contract will be awarded In The whole or by
classes. o. may bs considered the more adv antage
Gus TO the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require q
greater or less quantity Of asy article in the SEIZED
ule than thatspecifed the wants OF the same may
require.
The articles will be called for from time time
ne eded, and must be In accordance with the SEIZED
ule, and satisfactory to the head of the office
bureau r which required; must be delivered with
out unnecessary delay, and at thu expense OF the
contractor; in defauit Of Of which requirements
the Department resel the right to purchase the
articles elsewhere ct to annul the contract whole
or In part, al will hold the contr actors Visible
Tor any additional eNpenee ii necessarily incurs
thereby.
Bills properly approved, aocrung under the con-
tract, will be paid quarterly.
GEO. NJ. ROBSON,
Je3-2s~2R Secretary OF the Navy.
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Try Il. l.. THOMAS & 90.

vhhhITABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY AND
FUL OaUHTRY BufLDING sirEs, sfru.
ATED MIDWAY BETWEEN BaLTtMoRg
IND MhsHINGTON, d o, FRONTING
WY IND C6apSIsSs f PskT aF F RE
MELL-KNOWN LAUREL FARM, PoR-
TTaatEBsoTT: THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IN
a On SATURDAY, tie 9Th day Of June, at II
sSoclock a. m, will sell on tina premises, SIT
nat. az Laurel. .tnce Georges county, Nd. +,
Aplat OF ground, comprising a large plumber Of
Ballaing Lots, midway between Baltimore snd
Warrington, d. c., varying in size from one half
10 nVe acres, and also a humber fronting upan the
raliroad, loo feet by depth of 800. Particulars,
siZc snd advantages of location, will he more read
ilJ seen by referlnG TO elsts, which win be ready
lor olstr1bntiOn At the office of the Ructone.rs ON
and after the LIST day of June.
Inc location II this property nj ard ear Laurel,
an lnccr town, with population at the lass
census Of 400, ana Possessing the advantage OF
twenty daily trains b tween Baltimore, Washing
tou shu Laure elfher wa AZ toe lOS Irteriy
Communication OF S max ing about 10 cents per day,
coupled with r5lfg'ou, aud educational! aiveHtar5s
@clrtys &c, possessed In 40 other portions of the
safe 20 al equal d-gree, off r al sutags seId Im
met win. A large number of persons em ployed IN
me dlnerent Departments of the Government at
Hashi' gton have peTmssent residences at this
psce, and IRE faciliIisI OF hourly railroad cOnmu-
hceiloD oheF u ducemeas 10 all ,ver1mant off,
10 accordance with the Arrangement laid down NJ On
tbe ats without reserve. Terms 30 be named n DON
The Day OF sale. Teu per cent Of the gross amount
a. pure ase oney, however, must be paid upon the
ED. L. THOMAS 3 co, Aucts.
srAT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE will
Re offered q valuable TRACT OF SIXTY ACHES,
atJoinipg the beautiful country seats of g. Ober,
jsI-d ED. L THOMAS 4 CT. Aucts.
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DIE ID.

DIX. On f!ls morning Of June 81 ELEATHE
WlSow OF - late John Dir, aged - years.
untrSl from the residence q G10rRs Il Hal.
lsl2 street. on Thursday, All inst At O'Clock
helstiF and trioLds iaN tied 10 attend q me-
but not forgotten.
HALLkCh. On the q % June, MARY J wife
OF John I. Hsllee X, in the S5tn year of her sge
Tie friends o. the family Invited - att IA the
fGnsTsl from tn residence q her son law a.
". White, No. 73T On street, on Thursdsy al s
o'clsck. IChron SR,p
SCROFT. On the 81 inst, after A IinrerIpg IN.
LCss, Mrs. pAELIkA SCROFT
The funeral viii take plsce from her late resi-
tence. lCOe Pennsylvania avenue THURSDAY, ~ 2
O'cl-Ck.
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UY LATIMER OLEARr,
ID Auctionsers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue ana llth street
Star ONCE Building,
TBUSTEESsALE Or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPfRTY ON 10TH STBEET WEST, NEA 2
fPESEsrt EANIA AVENUE, No. Ala 10Th

PENEsY LYANIA AVENUE, No. Ala 10Th
SrBEET EORTHWEST'
a Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust dated
"a January l5 1868, AID recorded in Lber *. q L :,
NO 81, fello 1870, &c, one of the land records of
bennington County in the District of Columbis,
ana AZ the request OF holders OF the notes secured
oy said d.ed u tru.t will sell at public aucton,
on fBlDA1, the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1874, al
CLOCK IN the afternoon, In fro At Of the premises
me soth - 1eet OF all that certain piece parcel Of
sOuld and premises in the said city OF Washington,
5noSn Is LOT seventeen l7), in square three hun
HItd aho 1orty eight ft45l. together with all the
improvements thereon. The improvements consist
lnls and cellar.
This property is in desir able locality for basi-
ness purposes, being only fee feet north OF Penn
syNanla svenue, on the west side Of 10th street.
Terms OF sale: ODefJurth cash he Ta'i6 cation
II the sale BALANCE in 3, 6 and mouths, with
pei cent interest from day Of sale. Deferred ply
menis 10 be secured by notes of the purchaser who
viii receive deed in fee simpIe on m 4king the fusI
pap ment Three hundred dollars 5 SOO) will be re-
gnlrea IN csh when the Property isknock ed down.
Ibe trustee reserves the right to resell the property
on gltiI one week. nDtics, in cass tho purchaser
als TO comply with the terms within i've days after
me rat hcatton OF he sale, at the risk aud cost OF
said defsulting purchaser
CHAS CONS. CALAIS, TrrStee
lel-d lhT1MER CLEARY, Auc .iOngars
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A n XII En-

ADAMs-wILKIssOE. AtUniop Bs.b.r ,,--
1oLsgs, 81 June BY R.y. q A. Hall, co aNEJI-
- uAphMs aud MABrHA WILKINSON, both
hGHH-MckALLY. In Georgetown, on the "a,
q gune, lsa, BY Bsy. Father RJchefart, JAMES
GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
hCKkSZIE-EARBIS. On the ss,h ultino AZ
the parsonage CT Christ Church, by th- Rev q D.
Andres Mr.. ALEX. NICK EKZIK 20 NJ ss ANNIE
HAkBlhs both OF Washington, ID. y.
Itiiy papers please COPY
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LOCKWOOD, BUFTI 4 TAILOR

Jsast Received:
gARyT HOSE FANCY HOSE
LApihIs. CHILDsEs.
White Cotton Hose White Cotton Hose
Ladies. Children.
rown Cotton Hose Brown Cotton Hose
Ladies. Children,
"'-th re- Hose Ll.ls-sl re Hose
Ladies. Children.
SIR Hose SILK Hose.
Ladies. Children
esuIs Msrino Vests for Children.
Gauze MerinO Vests for Ladies'
Isle thread Vests for Ladies.
-as-buttOG Li's Gloves TwO-buttO1 LisIe Gloves
aides and Children. Ladies and Misses.
Three and -Four button Lisls Gloves
Ladies.
Kid Gloves.
sEris Seamless, in One, Two, and Three Buttons
T.sOamless, IN Cne, Two. and Three But:
il One, Two, and Three Buttons.
For the Neck.
oy COLLABs AND CUFFS for Ladies'.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies'.
AITINGs and BUFFLINGs for Ladies.
ASIsH LACE sOABFs
White Goods.
EAMBURG KDGING and INSERTING.
nHenstit<hsd HANDKEBCHIEFs for Ladies'.
CT Bordered RAHDKERCHIEFsf for Ladies',
veilings.
PARIsINA, GRAPE DE PA BIS.
AND
GBKNApISE,
Ladies' UndercIothing.
DRESSING sAOQUEs,
NIGHT DRESSES,
WALKING sK Its,
SHORT SKIRTS,
TRAIN sKIRrs,
ChEMIsr, DRAWERS,
CORSET COVERS
AND
APRONS.
LADIES CASHMERE JACKETS,
LADIES WATER PROOF CLOAKs,
LADIES DRESSES, in new styles, and in sea.
onable fabrics.
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DKOP0sALs ZOE sALE 0F WAsTE PAPER
THE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most simple experience, an
shilre snccees. Simple, prom pit. efficient and ref-
a6ie. They are the only medicines perfectly
adapted 10 popular u~e-so simple thai mistakes
Cannot be made in using them: harmless as 10 be
tren II ON danger and 50 efficient as O. be always
reliable. They have the highest commepda,ion
from all, and will always render satisfaction
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DRoPOsALs FOB FUEL.
NAVY DKPARrNENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. I
WASHINGTON, June 2, lT4.(
Sealed Proposal, Endorsed and addressed to the
secretary OF the Navy, will be received ~ tia IL
clock NJ, OF the 2OrH OF JUNE 20 supply tbs
Navy Department and offices thereof in Washington
with fuel. viz:
zsO tons 24O pounds TO tCR) best quality white ash
nut Goal.
100 cords o?s cubic feet of well soned cool size
Oak Wool.
10 cord (l2S cubic fee) Eellsessoned bakers Pine
Wood.
All Of which will be weighed, measured and in
speCted by the Navy Department iBsp ector, az the
eGpsnse of the contractor according to the req air
hts Ct the act of Con approved July II $50
These supplies must be delivered at the Navy De
parimeDt, or office for which required, by the %
July next, TO insure which, bonds will be required
OF the successful bidder.
Bids may be made for either wood OF coal, or for
both, bu, must state much per cord ton as the
case may be, vithou: dist ngus hing to size of
coal or Kind Of wood. GE0. NJ. robson,
Je3 2aw2w Secretary Of the Navy
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MISERABLE RESI-.
pnNCs On BHoDE ISLAND AVENUE AT
- By virtue Of a Coed " trust 10 ma dated tee
- lltb day Of May, A. u. 1871, and duly recorded
~ ia Liber No. Ga, f~lio 3si, OF the Land rec.
oTds for washn Il N county, in the District Of 90
ismbia, and at Ihe REQUEST of the party secured
the premises, on FRIDAY, Juae 5th, A. d. 1874,
al O'Clock m, all that piece parcel of ground
snowD and designated IS Lot ffty-two, (sa,) ia
Leonard g. Chapmsn's recorded subdivision of orr
ginal los num bered four (4l to el-ve l inclusive
10 square numbered three hundred and sixty four
Ls4D in the city of Washington, District Of Oolum.
bia. improved with three-story and basement
Brick Dwelling, with two story and basement back
building, with modern improvements, fronting on
the north side VI Rhode Island avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets west, being nous. No. $50
Terms OF sale: One-thfrd cash. balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from day
of sale ahd until paid at the rxte of per cent per
annum, pay able semi aunu ally; the deferred pay
msnfs be by deed Of asst on tae properly
and fre nsul ance the house to my
to be maintained ut the exp ense Of the pure ,ei
All conveyanciug aud recording at the cost of the
purchaser. A deposit Of Sloo required when the
property 10 struck N III the terms Of sale not
complied With In i've days from day Of sale, the
Trustee the right to resell the property AT
the risk and cost Of the defsnltins purchaser.
JOHN A. l. MORRILL,, Trustee
mayS2-ec&ds GEO. TRUE6nELL, Aurtr.
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JOHN W. ALvORD, La
ESQ. W. sTIOREEY, Trustees.
pf GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auc.fona-p
~ 1OOl, northwest coreer lcth and ID street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
ATE ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN

ATE ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
l4TH AND 10TH STREETS, NORTRWE5r.
= By virtue 81 deed Of trust, dated 0ctobsr
- 18th, III, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6o9,
fYlio 49, e seq, Of thu land Records for the
District OF Columbia, We shall sell az pablo suc-
cay " May, A. D. 1874, AZ So o'clock p. M, ali that
certain piece or parcel of ground sitnste and Iyins
In the City OF Washington, aud being known and
described 2: Lot numbered one nl in Iavid,onsre Re;
and twenty three with the improvements IN
on The above property frouts Is feet and inches
on New York avenue, and rs feet snd inches on g
street. and ofers . rare chance for investment.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 6, II ami Is
mouths for notes bearing 10 per cent interest from
day Of SALE to be secured by deed OF trust on prem
ises sold. S2O0 down at time of sale. All conrey.
aIene at cost Of purchasers: If terms Of sale are
Dot complied with In days, the trustees the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the eefauting pure BIZ advertisng I'd zee times
In the Evening Star.
y TIIEiA Il! p .FF42PD, Jn.', Trustees.
mys-eo&ds GREBH WILLIAMS, Aucss,
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSITION CD mt,
FRIDAY, June Q, 1S4. at the same hour a pIaee
By order Of the Trustees.
avn AAs n TT a
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no; 1897 PAPERMAAGINGs. mo. .si
sIn CT. SfhlnG STOCK at

MARKRITE R,S-
No. 50 IA street, between and Streets eight
doors above ODD Fellows Hall
PAPEhHANGINGS
Flpe GIT aud Silver Papers, new and stylish de-
ssns; Plain Paptrs for pansling, with gilt rod or
hhlshlDg pap, perfect representation Of woods and
CARRIES Also, full line OF Glazed and Low priced
Papers, embracing new sha les ia brown, pearl and
brewers blue; novelties il cOlOTs aud patterns
~ WINDOW SHADES.
new patterns, different sizes auI colors Pl ain
soods liz rent colors which We mako shades
Shades made 70 order.
PICTURE FRAMES
e1T c, spg GIit Frames IN great ETY., French
Francs, from card 20 portrait sZe. Ths argest as
sortment IN the city. Frames made to order
PICTURE COHD AND 'TassELS, PICTURE
NAILS, &C
Picture Cord and Tas~els, different sizes and
egioTs, wire covered. Timed, ssIyered and gJld
1taled Picture Coros. very superior goods. PJr~,-
iail and brass head Picture n ail5, Rirgs, &c
PAINTINGS, CHkONOS, PORCELAIn PAINT
o. 1NGS, &C.
PRICES. ~ 00U
All goods warranted represented All orders
iSr PAPerhangiI z, window Shades or Picture
ftsnles pnrcipaily filed sld sati' faction suaran-
~. LEhhAo ASH may9-ln
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ALEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON R. B

ALEXANDRIA q ERICKsRuRaRR
CoRNKR OF b AND sixth STREETS
,Lsea trains leave FOR Alex sndria as foIlovs.-6
~, 10, II en-, 4, 3,4 a,6,T D M; 8
= no and y. N. daily, all other trains daily except
L%cal Train. from AleIandrts arrive IS follows
Peg I;3s, s;33I s;3S, 1888. 1888 q. m a.,
81 ana oio9 p m. from Alexandra daily, ali
TRAINS marked thus connect with train. an
Washington and Ohio b ~ 'Aa VI
.S9AHTICO Accommodation leaves wsshingto
o;23 9. m. on Tuesday, Thursd Az and Saturday
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, VIA sicnmond.
caves Ashtngton 80 D. ID daily except Sunday
Through tckets TO all points South and Southyyssf
Tor sale At On1ces corner 18th street and Pennsylya
Ola ayenus and corner 6sh street and Pennsylv
avenue, where passengers Leave orders for bag
gage 70 De checked al ell hotels and residences
Z. 8 YOUNG, Gent Passens ger Agent. iy14-s
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1RUsTEEs'SAGE OF VALUABLE IJPROyED
PkDPEhTf IN THE FIRST WARD N0ATH
~ Under and by virtue of q certain deed Of
~ trust, bearing ate the 2lst day Of September,
~ ls72, aud dul. recorded in the Land K cords OF
the District OF Columbus, in Liber 6gT folio Is, and
al the request OF the party secured thereby we will
sell on TIL RSDAY, the An DAY OF jane, 1874, at
% O'Clock p m, Lot IN ID. L. MOrrison's sub
division OF square No 1873, situate on Ism street
and fronting 20 feet 1874 street, with depth Of
81 feet and beins 90 feet south FIR lawrence street
improved by nearly new Frame Dwelling house.
lumt dlately thereafter, all that part Of square
No ~, described as follows: Beginning on north 3
street IS feet inches west from gOth street. and
running north 81 feet to an slley, thence west Is
feet, thence south 81 feet the line of street snd
thence east Is feet to the place Of b. ginaing. i'm
proved by comfortable Frame Dwelling. house.
Terms: One-third cash; the residus in three
equal instalments st six, twelve sad eighteen
n.onths, with Interest from day Of sale, to lie Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises slO0
down al the time of sale each piece of property
TO be forfeited unless the purchaser complies with
the terms Of sac within hve days after sale. Con-
veyanoing az pHrchsser's cost. Arrears to Msy
llth 1874, sl,530 81 amount required to settle in
frn' saTl'Ol. T III w n SSSSSSEs, Trustees.
myl9 eo6ds LATIMER CLEABY, Aucts.
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1871 GREAT 1924
loI tPENNsYLVANfA ROUTEISI4
s,,o- TO THE

sORTHW SOUTH Ann sOUTHWysT
IIslus leave a. follows:
Washington. 5:3s a m BALTIMORE s:2ks m
lilo a. a. i:ssp.m
:. &C. zoo pm. ~.7:2s ,. N
The GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROuTE
M elegant Scenery, Palace State-roOm Day and
AH1Stu Sars With monderB I'm prOyements
New York. " "D eAiu N0"'io'
W me ll;so .. m daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
arc southwest; aSd S;3s ?. m. daily, west
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON no RUrg,rO
OHhiSASg and ST. LOUIS without change
lels y LhIs route can be procured st the ofnccs
VLhsI u E.n street and Pennsy vsnia enus, and
S1fner o, 9in street and Peunsyvssis venue under
s slosH nvtel, where reliable information viii be
PASSENGER procuring tickets at these orhces can
Sc. Louis And Buffalo. " ~s"'
Ed. b. YOUNG, General Pass 'nTer Agent,
.N KllfIrnnra-
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may Is Ist
TOaL AND WOOD FOB TIE TREhsURY
" DEPARTMENT.

$1,000 TREAsrRT DEPARTMENT, Nav e, 1874,
PHtFOe A Lo - supply tie Traa Jury Department
18th tJal and Wood for the ensuing year will be
Tfoeiysd at this Office up to Loon of WEDNESDAY,
JuLe e, 1874.
siructions TO bidders will be furnished IN april
cetioL T. IL. &. VANDERBILT,
na5EJ-f,m,W-llt Acting Chief Clerk
PROPOSALS FOB SALE OF WASTE PAPER
Treasury DEPARTMENT, May 25th, lS74
Sc6fu L OposGls for the Waste Paper Of this De-
garment Tor the wear ending m. 30. 1875, wilt be
rec iItd until Il o'clock, noon, THURSDAY, June
distinctions to bidders will be furnished on sp si
csnOnto III 3. VANDERBILT,
may29-f,m,w 81 Acting On EFF CIerk