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FOREIGN COMMERCE.


The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods, $11 278 07S produce exports, 742 O56
and specie exports, $596,014. The total mer-
chandise imports since January l this year are
$l2l, 670,692 against $127,175,971 last year, and
$123, O55 In 1872. The total exports OF produce
since January are $73, 997 against 500 $685. 543
last year ami $780, 42l in 1872 The total exports
OF specie since January l are $9,o45,SsO, against
$15,6ss, 913 last year and $6,6o6, 6s4 In 1872.
THE MONEY MARKET
during the week showed no material change from
the easy condition heretofore reported. The
offerings on call loans were abundant at 4 and s
per cent, with exceptional and temporary ex-
tremes OF and 7 per cent, and good mercantile
paper was discounted at SIX and per cent.
Money is returning from its use in New England,
and the presumption is that there will be an
abundant supply during the summer for all the
wants or trade and speculation. Foreign ex-
changes have been quiet and uniform and the
variation Of rates but slight. Greenbacks con-
time worth about So cents on the dollar.
THE BANK STATEMENT
reported in this column yesterday shows o de-
crease in the total reserve of $780, specie and
81, 4O9, 800 legal tenders, or an aggregate OF
$1,6l9,500. The liabilities were increased during
the week by ST. 800 Of deposits. In loans there
was IN cApauHOu Oh SZ,O3Z,OOU. Inc excess over
rs per cent legal reserve is now $13036 $685. or de-
crease during the week OF The total OUT
standing loans amount to $2ss, 60, 900.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER SECURITIES.
The first named have been in good request for
investment purposes. and generally quoted nrmer,
keeping pace, less with the course Of gold.
First class railroad bonds have also found steady
but not an active market, absorbing somewhat OF
surplus capital, but Tor Southern securities there
was little or no demand.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The course OF the stock market has been cratic
its fluctuations and the prevailing spirit that OF
depression. Operators contented themselves with
small profits and quick returns rather than launch
upon sea OF speculation subject to hourly dis.
turDance by the short-sishted policy OF that So
called representative BODY Congress. They also
begin to realize that other influences are at work
than those which spring from prospective innation
Of the currency. Just as the produce market is
affected by dulness in grain and the cotton and
other markets by causes regulating supply and
demand, so is Wall street specially responsive to
the changes that occur IN the various railroad
securities or the country, which constitute the
basis OF It's transactions Seventeen railway COM
panies in their reports for March show decrease
OF receipts during that time OF $3.50, 1888. Two
weeks ago there was an attempt TO rally from the
prevailing depression on the strength OF Congress
sional tnkerng, and the effort may be repeated
during the present week. but since March 81 the
decline has been steady.
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Il.
sor inture delivery Oasis low middlin the sales have
200 at = lse July 100 At l7S 400 At 4 losc doto
r. M-Apr 100 at y sss 800 at q side, iN sbort
i 5Ss., iSO short NOTICE u slide So at iec May,
500 at Is Life june 600 at II &C. loo at IL 7s2c dj
at ~ 3l6c 900 Mt u bs2c. July, 100 At Vac, 100 at
II 9lSc;, 100 at Sc August a0 at II i3isc; Octo-
Der, 20 at Ec. Total 800 bales. Grand total l0400
bales The receipts at tho various ports were as fol-
lows--Galveston, $50 bales; New Orleans 337 Mobile,
Ids; savannah, &c., Charleston, 604: Wilmington lz6;
Norfolk, si9; New York, 2v93; Boston, a. Total 542e.
This day last week, 7.4H This dnv last year, hU4s
CorfER.--The market remained dull but val ues were
unchanged. We note sale a. Baltimore $40 bags OK
AcquidnlcK at l4c. We append former quotations.
0ws-RioOrdinary cargoes l9c 194c. fair do,
20l4c 205sc. good do, 2rAc. 2l15c. prime do &c 4
224c extreme range for lots l9c 22Ac gold per h.
50 aud 20 days credit; Java bags 25c 2c
do grass mats, 25c Csc. Ceylon 23c &c ;Maracaibo
20c. . 25c Laguayra 22c DC; Jamaica, 20c.,
2lc St Domingo lSc. l9c. Porto Rico, 2lc &c.
Costa Rica, 2lc DC. Mexican. 2ic. 23c savaniia
sOc 24c; Curscoa 2oc &c. gold b., 60 and %
days
FIouR pGRAIs-Receipts-Flou Ia 0c0 bbs.; wheat
"A 200 bushels; corn, l63sw do corn meal luSO bbls
u 600 bu shells, barley, 1900 do rye, 27OJ do. and
for the week ending1F our 1922 bbls wheat 800 500
bags oats so 100 bushels barley a4oo do; rye, $3.50
part for Al grades We note sales Of bb at prices
quiet but steady a. quotations We note sale OF 600
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PATAL AOCIDENT,

william Moran, enid three years and ain
months old fell from the second story window
or the residence Of his parents, No. 497 Prospect
street, Brooklyn, last evening, and wss fatally
injured. The coroner was notliod.
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-wheat-rhc market opened drmer, with sales Of
ii ss sGssd aS Sa
iSaf va s D." Sh S1 S5aE
" 81 saS met
an @ soasrn & s 49, Ssf SsR
nj %F's &C. @ So ssshs T. s io
bushels ofaamssed store, market closing quiet Oats
Sic. a5sc. mixed western and Sc Csc ior com.
%se e sS sSSS was 81 asEy ' sos
ksp. o and hys nasdye quoted at from 81 81 10
srs 10 a. put A.! firm AZ the oxS
%aSa"ss ss j.: Or 10 Siddns u.s. s IS sso
g lbs ), or No ,sed SIS 50 lbs or medium feed
lhe mills feed, $50 ground feed. s5 cobb meal,
FnricnTs We have very little to report in berth
Teights to-day but rates remained hrm Tonnage FOR
vious rates The engagements werc:--ro Liverpool by
steam 500, bnsheis Of grain on private terms To Lon
b6s dour cd. rs bales hair s2 I'd 10 Gas
e s BARK f1n 10
direct port Ireland with 400 quarters grain at Is
Con with SsTe 'eRSs
Austrian sags hence to Cork for orders e the United
ean BARK hence to Isrseiss VIII SoS bb Of crude
psr w, s Of DO at Is a. sorWs
sian bark hence to Gotenburg 2oo obls OF refined do
MoLAssss- A fair business was done in iobbng way
sna i & ct Gss ant al s
1ac and OF foreign, 200 hhds OF Cuba on private terms
DC asc. do, clayea NC Sc do, muscovado re-
Ro &C. ha aS &C. Islands. EsHssIy &c. New or
order We sales no bbis acc for Southern and
= ss sI ss i; sS sss
ses iS pos o % =. ~ q fsh soa
rennsS s market w easier st the
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PRINTCLOTH MARKET.

PRovlpxscs, r L, April T. 1874
The printing cloth market continued dull with sales OF
1900 pieces extra 6Ax64. as sac, 1t which price the
market closed hrm.
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CRY AND COUNTY TREASURY
San Francisco. MarchA, 1874.
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
of the
city and county OF san Francisco.
Sealed Proposals will be rcceied at the Office Of the
CITY and County Treasurer, sauFrancisco uuti
"Wednesday, Apr ~ 1874,
at II o'clock noon,

for the purchase of 125 one hundred and twenty-five
Bonds the being portii OF $50 bonds authorized
issued act Of the Legislature @. the State of
California, entitled An act pncernng certain reserya-
tons OF the city and COUNT OF San Francisco an.
proved March H. ihIf and upn the written req,isiou
OF 4. T. sullivan $. r.. Buttefvorth and William Aiyord
Park Commissioners dated larch Is, 1874.
Said Bonds will be OF the denomination of 81 900 each
payable in thirty years lronIthe LIST OF April 1874 with
interest at the rate OF six pF per annum from tho
slth day Of April is74 inifest PAYABLE semi annually
cpai interest payable United States gold coin and
in this city and county. - 1850
The faith ana credit Of he city and county of san
Francisco Is pledged te payment OF principxi and
interest In United States gid coin. -
Bidders will state the rsc per cent at which thay will
purchase said bonds pav6c in United states co,
Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED by ten per cent nj The
amount bid either bytertied check or in gold com
No bid will be CONSIDERED II At less than ninsty per
OF the par value. -
Proposals TO be embossed, proposals for Park I'm.
pr0vemcnt BondSn JAMES OTIS, Mayor,
n. ASHBURY Auditor
z. HUBERT, Treasurer
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FINANCIAL.

4 UGUST BELMONT 4 Co,
"A Bankers, 10 and 81 Nassau street.
issue travellers credits available In all parts OF the
world, through the
Messrs. De Rohsclild
and their core spondcnts
Also commercial credits aud telegraphc transfers
money on California, Europe and Havana.
4 REASONABLE RATES-MONEY On LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
panies j. J. HABRICH CO, III Broadwa
A $50 TO 800 DAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY
N. In stocks than In any business at the present timc
system fully explained BY calling stnding for our
pamphlet Tree. TUNBRIDGE h Co, Bankers - Wall
street. New York
A STOCK PRIyILEGES-$50 FOR ~ SHARES. 500
"A. for lW shares OF any stock a owett market rates
The only safe method of operating in socks limited
applica ton TUMBMDGE co,
Bankers and Brokers, 70 Wall street. New YORK.
A L W. HAMILTON CO. STOCK AND PRIV
IN. lege Brokers, u Broad street. lew York.-"Puts
Gals straddles and Spreads" drawnby members Of the
Stock Exchange for sale at market Stocks bough
and sold on commission. The Wal Street Reporter"
explains how 70 operae mailed free 10 any Address
NJ. JOHNSON BRO, 100 BIpADwAY-TRUsT
N. Money to loan on New York OF Brooklyn properly
for term Of years, without bonus second and iessehold
Mortgages Casheu
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highest. LOsoesk
Del, Lackawanna and western. .l0sk 100
western Union Telegraph. ......... 79x 76T
IoChic hal. 20 10
HIGHEsr AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening highest
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AUCTION SALES.

ID General Brokers ssd Heal Kstste Aucsioueer,,
s2S TIN street, opp. o. Dept.
1ETs5EEs Ss sALE 95 n ya5gAsLi nIo5,
ON SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, BnTWREN
6IH AND ira STREETS SOUTHEAST.
CORDED 10 Liber 7os, folio 95, the land records
q Warrington county, District 81 Columbia, and
1.-THE request Of the Uarty secured thereby, will
sell Of public auction, in front OF the premises,
IHUkSDAf, May 18th, A, d. 1874, At 9 O'Clock
being p .he city Of Washington, B. O.. dsscrissd =
the middle ope-third Of original lot to (loD, In
square eight hundred and seventy six $751; the
ping comprised within the following metes and
BOUNDS namely: Beginning for the same q . point
en SS1tn Ssrolina avenue dis,sot two hundred and
corner Of said rqusre: thence running bscs 70 the
rear nne OF said lot ten l0l parallel the dividing
line Of lo<s ten lo) and eleven J. in ssd "a usre
distance o. one hundred and fourteen (ll4 feet aud
pine To- inches thence west twenty (30b feet eight
and onesixth IS l-elinches; thence north, parallel
lul, TO said avenue, enc hundred aud fourteen Il)
feet and nine 81 inches; thence along said avenue
twenty ~ feet and four (O inches TO the place Of
FERNS Of sole: one-third cash; bai.uce in six and
snnum from day Of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust. A deposit Of 500 will be required accept
apce OF bid. All convey ancins At purch asers cost
Ii terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days from dat. Of SALE the trustee the right
to rsse the property q the risk and cost OF the de
fsultins purchaser, after i've days advertisements
IN SEINE newspaper published in the city of Wash
ineton. y. l.. SOB MIDT, Trustee.
ap1S-dSos d. ii. klAS & 90 Aucts.
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81 The Bishop Of Canterbury has accepted
the office Of vice president of the Central AssO-
citation for Stopping the Sale OF intoxicating
Liquors on Sunday.
SrAn American skating rink, where the
visitors 60 through their graceful evolutiOns on
American psrlor skates, is the latest and great
est attraction at Brighton, England.
- Counterfeit half dollars bearing the date
OF 1871, are circulating in Sacramento, and
bogus quarters, dated 1874, are very numerous
IN San Francisco. So much for using hard
money.
~Descon Smith of Cincinnati, lie very pre-
CHE man, but IL IL not true that he ordered the
compositors 20 set up Bilbao "WilliambaO"
when reporting Marshal Serrano's capture
Detroit rec Pyess.
~At Great harrington, Mass, the other
day, some frogs. thinking the spring had come,
emerged from their winter retreat and began 20
make eonorous music. A cold snap came on in
the night, and great numbers OF them got
wedgee fast in the ice, their heads Just sticking
above IL; then a parcel Of lswless hens went and
picked their heads of one by one.
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TEE TuRr-TAs Boston Rao,s.-At the Mx.,tr
Park races In Boeton yesterday the fret race
for horses that have never beat a. wAs won in
three straight heats by Fleet~ing. Time, 23Ss
2T, 50 The second race. for three minute
class, closed with thirteen entries and seven
starters, and Was won by N. Osrrolls bay mare
Glencoe Belle. Owing 20 some misunderstsnd :
ing on the judges stand about giving the word
go" no time Was taken on the first heat, but
there could be no doubt a. 60 the winner, a.
Belle was under the vine some half q dozen
lengths In advance OF al others, the black
mare, Queen, being second. Time, 2.42k af4k
LeStrGfoH (kg.) Rdcet.-Nesterdsy the FIRST
race sweepstskes, for three year Olds, was won
BY Dudley In the second and third heats. Time,
Liza, l46, LlSk. Second race, purse s50O,
two mile heats, I'VE started. The race was won
by Jury, IL being the best contested aud most
exciting race OF the meeting jury, 3 l,Cilea-
ner, ?; Donersil, 05O2, McGibbOns' b. T.
hed Eye. u Token, 2, distanced. Time,
S46h, S.S6A, 345A, and ssh. The second
he 81 was dead between DOnerAii and jury.
TTOtttng in PailddeiT Aia.-At the Point Breeze
Philadelphia, trOtting races yesterday, Hotspur
won the nrst race under saddle, In three
straight heats, In 2-30 2-3l, and 257. beating
Lady Patterson and distancing Dlnah In the
first heat. "Bob" performed = similar feat in
ass, 240, and 23s In the second race beating
Hunter and Central.
Racing IN ERoidnd.-At the Chester, England
meeting yesterday, the race for the Chester
Trades Cup was won by Orgsnist. Leolinus
came In second, and BertrAm third. Fifteen
horses ran. The nnal betting was 10 90 I against
oreanist; 40 20 ! against Leolinus, and 20 4
against Bertram.
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METHoDIsr PRoTEeTANT GENERAL Con-
fkRHkCk.-ln this conference In session ct
Lynchburg, Va, yesterday, the Judiciary oom-
mittee upon the appeal OF the First NJ. r.
church, Washington, from q decision of the
Maryland Annual Conference upon certain pa
the appeal. Adopted.
Committee on Journals made q statistical re-
port, showing in Il conferences ministers 90 be
300, members ", l2, value Of church property
ss59 ,O65. Eight conferences not heard IRON.
Committee on temperance reported on q me-
mortal from the Maryland Conference request
ing legislation on the manufacture and sale OF
ardent spirits, which, after considerable discus
sion, was substituted by the following: Resolved,
That the manufacture, sale, and use of intOri-
eating liquors as q beverage, or the lending OF
ones influence by signature or otherwise in the
procurement OF any license 20 sell alcoholic
beverages, is, in the opinion OF this General Con-
ference, manifestly in opposition TO the teach
ipgs of Gods word. Adopted.
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EVENING STAR.
COFGRESSFOTSL


sENATE--After our report closed. IN. chr
rency oil wss discussed BY Mesers sherman.
Logan, wright, Scott, Schlrr, ChaDaseT' He,e'
and Morton.
The Senate then, without further ac,,on.
went into executive session, and when the door.
were reopeDed, adjourned.
HoCSk-After our report closed
On motion Of Mt. Butler, Mas \ the Senate
bill for the distribution OF the Geneva a~srd
vA ordered printed and referred % the In
dietary Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. GARFIELD, lohio,) the House
vent INTO Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Nib
psch, OF Ind. In the chair,) and resumed Coz
sost suon OF the deficiency blll.
me pending motion vss that OF Mr.. Holman
nne.I w sulke out the appropriation OF ESQ ocs
Tor furniture, repairs Of TIE same carpets am
similar necesAries for public buildtnss md a.
me control OF the Treasury department.
After debate Mr.. HOLMAN med his .rnera :
ment 70 a. 70 strtke out $50 ,ooe ana insert
$40, 600, and 10 vas Adoptei
The portion Of the bill relat,ng "A tne Se.,.
Treasury, and War depsrtments vas resd
through, and agreed 10 without material amend
ment, when the committee rose and Al 4 al !.
m, the House adjourned.
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Th., ,s.-.a..

~ 10 GIvENorICR, That the subscriber
triot ~ ron the Supreme Court Of the Dis
RsHay on the Personal estate Of CHARIfY A.
eessed IN $3.50 sr.e o. warrington city, ID. O., de-
ese ss - are hereby warned e eIh6t the same.
~ YONG hers thereof, to the subscribSr On -,
before the 2lst day Of April neTt. tea., oa %
otnerwse oy Law be excluded from All bensat - ~
April, la4. 'AAs Aa" oAy OF
DANIEL p NEwroN. E.seu,o,
Wttness-A. WRBsTIR.
ep15-th3 Resister OF WIN.
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" FORI WHIPPLE, Va, May s,h, 1870.
sealed Prsposals, In duplicate win be recsyed AZ
this efhce until II m, June 9Th, 1874 for furuishin
the Flesh Beef required By the Subsistence Dspart.
nent o. ,. A, At this station during Ihs six months
comns netng July LIST, l74. Also for such choice
es1 o. lresn leafs q may be required By the ON.
Inform alton e 70 conditions, quality OF Beef,
payments, &C., can be obtained By application to
maJo-0 birst Lieutenant ID ARTILLERY, A. CS
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WASHINGTON AARxIT COMPANY.
NOTICE,

The auction sale Of the rights 10 eceup y the Stalls
and Stands Of the washiagfon Markst 6ompasy for
to the payment Of the rent thsrsfof Win commence
e the Once Of said Company. on the Market
y. 1874, e 10 o'clock In the forenoon, AMI will con-
tinue on thst day, and By sdjournment on every
suoeeQue1t saturday until I'll are disposed Of.
Tor additional psrticuiars inquire q the oom-
p;sys Once; a.. n,,.,.,-.
W0hipefon, Mar 6th, ial msye-l5
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DANCE OF DEATH.-Ann Steward, a widow
residing in Troy, was taken suddenly sick about
i O'Clock on Sunday morning, and died siN
hours afterward. There had been dance NJ
her house on Saturday night, and % use the
expression OF South Trojsn, ''she dan ced two
men 10 pieces" The over-exertiOn caused Apo
plexy OF the brain, from which she died. The
deceased was IS years OF age, and leaves four
children who were dependent upon her exer-
lions for support.
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by d. h. WABNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT Two-sToRY
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING ON TIL
SOUTH SIDE OF EAST CAPITOL STREET,
BLTWEEE yTH AND 10Th STREETS EAST,
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated March 18th,
A: ID. 1874, duly recorded In Liber No. 74s, folio
-240, one OF the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, and at the
public auction, In trent Of the premises, on MON
DAY, May IL b, 1874, ct Oh O'Clock p. m ;, the fol.
real estate, situate In the city eff
Mashington, Districs Of Columbia, to wit: All that
hundred and forty two (9l2), commencing ct . pJint
nineteen feet four inches east from the north
west corner OF original Lot numbered eight 49, and
3O) feet, thence south at right angles with said
street eighty 1907 feet, thence west By line parallel
with said East Capitol street six feet and four
inches thence due sosth twenty (25) feet thence
thence due north one hundred and five lO5l fee. 20
the place Of beginning, together with the improve
Terms 81, 400, with interest from April soth,
1875 to day OF sale, and expenses Of sale, in cash
and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen moRths
Tor which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required Of
the purchaser 81 the time of sale, and Gil convey
sIep sgs e the Of the
day OF sale, the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defautine
purchaser, after i've days advertisement.
.paseoad. Ut. ooL6w ELI. s. Iis.mss.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit,
THURSDAY May 2lst' same d hC %fs spd place;
msyI2-eo&ds IT. CcibW Eli saIes asase.
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b Real Eststs Broker ana Auctioneer,
No. J20 TN street., between q and II.
81 north sTRikr, h win EORTH
CAPIT0L AMp fIesT eTRsHfs WEST
ss s q or oc,oes Ioe sg sy ~,
square six hundred and twenty hrse, (6ls,j
Terms nsde kpevn on day o. sale. Depssit Of
msyisd j. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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PROPOSALS.
pRnP0sALs FOR FURNISHING AND
Il EbkOTlNG GRANITE MUNUMENT AT
The SALISBURY NATIONAL CEMETERY
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHING DO, MAJ 6, 1874.

4,
QUARTERMAsTER Generals OFFICER
stsed Proposals, in triplicate with COPY Of this
aNelIlsement attached to each, will be at
MS cfnoe until noon on WEDNESDAY, June o,
to4, Tor finishing and erecting at the National
cemetery at Salisbury, n. O., granite monument
10 aecordance with design adopted by the Secretary
Oh ar and now in this office, where 1t can be ex-
A specimen Of the material proposed to be used
should accompany each bid.
The following Is q copy Of the law Of March 8,
1873, proyldir Tor the erection Of this monument:
. " be u enacted b. tAs Senate and House Of Repre-
Senfdttres OF the United states Of America IN Con-
gTssS assembled, That the eecretary of here
by authorized and directed TO have erected in tbs
national cemetery Of Salisbury, North Carolina,
twelve thousand Union solfiers who died In the
prison pen at that place, and whose remains
buried In In that cemetery; and the Of
zen tnousAtd dollars, CT 30 much thereof may be
hereby appropriated for this pu pose
out OF sny money In the Treasury not otherwise sp
The monument is to consist of an obelisk resting
upon pedestal and steps Of granite to be enriched
with sculpture, the total height from the top of
sfI inches.
The law limits the total cost OF the monument
furnished and set ND in place to ten thousand dol
iare, and no bid exceeding thar amount can be en-.
Engraved elevations and plans of the design will
be prepared for use Of bidders.
- Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for
Grsnite Monument ut Salisbury IN, } National
Cemetery, and addressed to the undersigned:
Q4atermas.er General, Brevet MAJOR &c neral,
bbited States Army. msys-6t