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DIR. ]. Walkers California Vim.

DIR. j. Walkers California Vim.
egar Bitters are q purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the native
herbs found on thelower ranges Of the Sier-
RI Nevada mountains Of California, the
medicinal properties Of which are extract
ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked, "What
is the cause of the unparalleled success of
VINEGAR BITrERs?" Our answer is, that
they remove the cause of disease, and tho
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and a life-giving prin-
ciple, q perfect Renovation and I~nvigorator
of the system. Never before in the history
of the world has o medicine been COM
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
tiles of VINEGAR BIrrERsi in healing the sick
Of every disease man is heir to. They are q
gentle Purgative as well rs Tonic, %reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation Of the
Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases.
If men will enjoy good health, let
them use VINEoAR BrTrERs as q medicine,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants
in every form.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-19
Res NOTICE.
Hugh A. Crawford,
: vs. Z
" George w, Crawford. ~
In the Chahcery Court of Jonesboro,'
Washington County Tennessee

- ny ~
In the Chancery Court of Jonesboro.'
Washington County Tennessee.
IL this cause it happening from the AL
iegatlon in complainauts bill that the
defendant &. .ge W. Crawford. who il
a resident OF : id Washington Comfy
tennessee, is o probably absent from
the State. and that IS absence IL to avoid
me service of process in this case. and
that he so absconds and conceals himself
that the process OF this court cannon he
served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered
mat publication be made for four snc-
cessiye weeks in the Herald and Tribune
a newspaper published in said town at
Jonesbofo' Tenn, notifying she said Geo.
w. Crawford, to appear before our said
Chanecry Court on the 18th Monday If
November 1874, and make his defense m
compartments bill or the same will be Ia
ken for confessed as to him, and SET for
hearing ex-parte D.
Witness u. +, swingle, Clerk and Ma
ter OF our said Chaneery Court at OH.
~ JOnesboro Tenn, this 9TH dayI OF De-
tober 1874 u ~ &c
os22wipf95.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
~ IN CHANCERY AT JONESBORO.
David Ellis, Ad'mr, &c.
Il. A. j. Grecnwiy, ct. al.

- ~ - pi'NnN y Vl. ai'
IN this cause it appearing from the al
legations in complainants bin that
Pl 'asant NJ. c. Greenway, David Cary
and wife Luticla, Tho mas Jordan and
Ida Jordan, who are made defendants in
this cause, are nO~n-residence of the
State Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore or
dered that publication be made for -four
successive weeks in the Herald and
Tribune, a newspaper published in the
town of JOnesb 'rO' Tenn, notifying
said nonresident defendants to appear
before our said Chancery Court on the
4th Monday in November neXt,an make
their defe zee to complainants bill, or
the same will be taken as confessed as to
them aud set for hearing, exparte .
Witness b. f. Swingle Clerk and Mas.
ter Of said Court, at Office in JonesborO.
This the 18TH day of October 1874.
b. F. SWINGLE, G. 4 NJ.
octl5w4pfs5.
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We .1s
G. w. Margravc and ! II. Crouch. pat.
ners under the firm name and STYLED
e.. W. Margrave9 & Co.
In this case the plaintiffs having med,
oath that the defendants are indebted II
them by account in about the sum n
$50, and Ia 7ing executed bond, as r.
quircd by 'aw in. attachment eases. and
an attachment having been issued byT.
IL. Reeves, ESD, on the 4th day of Sep
TENDER, 1874, and. ret"rnablr to this
Court which came'to the hands of IS
II. Griffith, Sheriff of said county, and
was by said Sheriff levied npon - BAT,
rcls Of Baryta aud one note ofhafd, N.
ecuted by Lewis Lester, August !lth
1874. all levied Oh a. the property of tb,
defendants. The said defendants. q, ".
Margrave and j. II. Crouch, partners III.
der the firm name of Mareraves Il ca,
are hereby notified of the pcndency G
this cause, in this court, aud they ar
also notified to appear ut the next tern
or this court TO be held at tile COul
House in JonesborO', Telin.. on the 81
Monday after the 4tll Monday ia Noyem
Der, next, and show cause II any thg
have or can why a judgment should mi
be entered up against them for The
amount Of plaintiffs dcmaul aud costs
Witness. q. WHEELER Clplk of on
said Court at observation-disclosures Tenn.
This "a Monday after the 4th Monday il
July, 1874. 49,.
A true copy OF the order Issued Sept
V.nh mi D ..H.. .H|NNHN H#.. ..H.. .LN
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jann-F,N, w&as

.AETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN:
place. J =. 0EORGE W. STiCKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-21
CURING FRIGHT IN HORSES.

There is nothing at which horses are more
commonly alarmed than camels. Tho propri-
etor of . circus informed me that after being
shut up in stable within sight of camels for .
few days, he found that all horses, even thor
ough-bred stations in high condition, paid no
more attention to hideous doublc-humped
dromedary than to horse. Railway trains at
first alarm horses very much, not only from
the strange sight of . big black object rushing
along and belching out white steam, but from
the hideous sound; but If horse is quietly led
and firmly held in field or road running par
allel to q railway train, but with his head away
from it as It passes him, after q very short time
he will treat the train, the smoke, the fire, the
steam-whistle and the steam-cloud with per-
feet Indifference. A hanson cab-horse, that
could be with difficulty held by half dozen
men the first time he saw and heard q train at
the Great Eastern station, having been treated
as above described for few days, stood on the
rank facing the arrival trains and never finched.
It cannot be too strongly stated that whipping,
squirting, forcing . horse to face the object
that excites terror, or any violence, may do .
great deal of harm, and cannot do any good.
A cavalry officer informs US that in his expert
ence he only knew one horse out of hundreds
that could not be broken to stand regimental
sights and sounds. Few gentlemen have the
time or the patience required for breaking .
colt or . full aged horse of his terrors. It
Is much better to confide the task to man
whose business it Is, and whose system discards
the use of whip and spur. The best horseman
may not only be dismounted by . shying horse
wheeling round when least expected, but find
himself under the wheels of butchers cart
driven at butchers pace. A fne-tempered,
high-couraged hack, when ridden in London
for the first time, found 90 many sights and
sounds alarming that it was 3 work Of danger
to get him from Kensington to Westminster.
In . short time, by quiet, firm treatment, he
became accustomed to meet, pass and be passed
by omnibuses, pleasure vans, and all the other
vehicles of the street; but with the time at our
disposal we were less successful in accustom-
ing him to three particular objects Of his aver
sion-s fixing railway train passing under
bridge he had constantly to cross, line of
guardsmen on the march, and the drum and
pipes Of PEneh. On one occasion, cantering
up the slope of q bridge just a. an engine
passed blowing of its steam, he stopped and
reared round 30 suddenly that he tore Of
hind shoe. We sent him to an antiwhip-and-
spur horse-bfeaker; and after q fortnight Of
daily practice, he met locomotives, drums, fire.
arms and scarlet banners as calmly as the
oldest trooper in the life guards. When very
fresh he would curvet . little, but never at
tempted to turn round. Previous to this break
ing he would try to run away at the sight Of
soldiers in line or on the march.
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wrsN y e. lscs An En-. ST., op. p. o.. I'm.
Stes 81 for Am as Patent sss se
p II VooRHrEs ~ q - an ann ~ 'afent Once
DoDGE Son. 4Ss 5th st., corner o. E.
Dfr hAS1s sih g., nh nolh
C.M Parks. 90 It'll ST.; U. g. and Foreikn fa'en's
BrRefss 4 Co. snccessor.t 10 Rr.dx. s1 Ia. ava.
Nesaiiv es retouched by tr n t.cisss artist.
A PII Us "a TN. Good
IorS. Ress,n.hie :; nrtces, Sstisfsctios to al.
Special attention is given to Copying.
JOHN GOLDEN, $40 Pa ave-, one door east OF
PLUMBERS AND GAS-FlI r.! - -
ALEX; SHEPHERD GO. slofa. ays;s NJ; tsas
ftters and WhoIesaie and retail Dealers IN all
kinds OF Supplies appertaining to the trade; .
iii u.efsi noyeItles received as soon As out;
orders from city or county for work or goods
promptly attended to 1t the lowest rates;
RoSr snoTf M Pa. sV.. bet. sist and I'd SITS.
pp,NTING OFEICEs. >
JUDD DETwEILER. cor. "a. ave. and nth &; a.,
BrARDsLEf sYoDoRAss, 20 Pa.av., oet.4s q Stn.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
BIB YoUNGs, western rro9uSe Co. ~ ra. AYE.
SAooi q EN- IIE.n.n ". W W. "' ~
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MTRS BRoqa1s ZEE az i srest Dp'
DAVIDSON, Pa. av., 18th ST., or Milburn's
REsTAURANTS.
JOHN WELckER. 18th ST.. bet N.f.aSe. and d ct.
w .sS,Sr J nE AM T CoIisSr s:r ~, and T.
sts.; h. e. Spencer, President. send for circular.
CIVIL sEnv,cE:mrsrsons who nssa ,,,srushiny
up Will 90 Wen oy calling al lUS lin street,
between N and l.. FERNS easy.
SEWING MACHINES. r
p, J. STEER 4 Son, ISL Pa ave- bet az and 9Th
SITS. Agents Wheeler Wilson Improved Family
Sewing Machines. These are really the simplest,
i,cW ,n.cSSna sa mghtest running OF Any .oG no
:s.5sis 5. And they need no tension
% hAhh, q "A. ave, Agent ior n no ny e"rsI
ps" .s",ns M.c"'.s, "A'S' " "
DxvIIN 3 20 ~ Ncw YorI 11os st., near IIth,
.nrowwS, C.,Ecp1rs
THE NEW PArESr RIFLE, Geo. Hess, 40 18th st
eHvru M ATHRS
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSAIS FOR SUPPLIES.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 2, 1874.
Sealed roposals IN duplicate for the following Sub
70 1874 100 bb!s. best quality Mess Or prime Mess
50 bbis. Fancy Flour; 400 lbs. Navy or MediSm
Be.ns; aoS lbs. prime CAROLYN. Rice; 500 lts.
caddies; 100 lbs Gunpowder Tea, n io-iS caddies;
~ go lbs "C'' s1gar; I,Ooe sails. paSs Cider or
dies, SIS; 10 OBJ lbs: best quality Family SOAP; 5000
lbs So, clean and dry; 100 lbs; pure lro.ld Pep.
1000 Ids. sugsr-curs6 Ham: 30 lbs. Java Coffee;
COG lbs. Granuisted Sugar; 20 sails: Golden Syrup;
900 cakes Toilet Soap assorted; 10 kits Maekerel,
extra mess; dol. Columbh River salmon; s or.
boxes RaisinS; . dog. Tomatoes, slb. cans; 1?doz.
Lemon Extract; 50 lbs. Corn Starch; $50 lbs Yeast
Powder, or A-lb. cans; z QUO lbs. pure Leaf LaSi
Usual conditions to be complied with:
e. L. KlLRURN.
80 Colonel and A. G. q. g.,
feb20 No. Main street.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
EXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHING.
TON AND HINILT0N BEGINNING AUGUST

exandria at $40 Z. and l;lO p. m. Pas teesburg
sfriye 1t Hamilton ct lis .. m. and e:lS p. N.
Leave Hamilton at $50 9: M. and i1:4s p. N. Pass
and arrive & Aiexandia at S:iS 8. M and 3IS ,. H.
and at Warrington at e:D .. m. and S:D p. N.
ineton and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
rsiroad station e = m a5d p n: and 30
The S:ss q. m. train from Alexandria and l2:so P.
m. train from Hamilton connect 1t Hamilton with
Kenny daily line OF coaches for Purcelfvie Snck.
e1ville,. Befryville and winchester. Also, With
daily for Aide and Eiddlebury.
Communication tickets, three CENT Per nile:
Annusl tickets, ~. X 49,: az 1,s.Ec. ..ss,
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK,
w HUSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The hne iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hAv-
Ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk will leave
her wharf. foot OF sixth street, every MONDAY
cipal river landings, CONNECTING At Norfolk with
steamship Of the NJ. and N. Line for Boston and
for New York. Freight should be addressed care
OF Lady Of the Lake. via Norfolk,
n. X. FITZHUGH, Agent,
Sixth-strrrt wharf
A. G. PLANT, General Agent,
mha0 Room No. TO- Pant Budding,
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RAILROADS.
PALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1, 1874.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1, 1874
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
500 .. m. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
sa m. P9,ht Of Rocks. Psa%Snt HsEsrssown'
o. M B.ti%aTs annspos rssdmSns and al.
way stations. ~,
500 M Nsm msrf LAUREL :ad Rs. Bal
Sis .. m. Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
MSss II, L sns tho SeV %ss ssSsssik
Frederick and ali Stations on the wash
F%.S eS eans faa sssE
ssoA m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
1900 q: m. BaItimore and Relay only. ., ~ Wv
LOOP. m. New York, Philadelphia. Norfolk, Bal
s:sop. IN. Baltimore, Laurel. Relay. EIedsTisk,
termediate Way Stations west Of
s:Sp. m. Baltimore. Frederick and all Way Sta
s:Sop. m. Pom! Of Rocks, Frederick and Way
Esp. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
s:pp. m. PsiIsdelphl. and Baltimore. Supper at
7:sp. m. PittsSaig. Chicago, Cincinnati. Louis
VILE ~ LSHa ,he Wsss' Fsnssn
cars. Brsatfsst Al Gr.fion.
% s.w 9Srs .PS IA &lS
no p n ssi sSsSS II H Al NiE Stations
s:15 and $50 .. m.
100, 4:ss, $50 7:45, ESQ, 800 and II p. m.
All trains stop at viaduct hotel, Relay House
station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofhces, Washington Station. and
ass Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be
taken for baggage to be checked and received st
THOS. R. SHARE,
Master of Transportation,
l.. NJ. COLE
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 9. KOONTZ,
feb3 General Agent.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

Clerks omee Of the supreme Court OF the District
OF Goiu4bia, apd 70 ne directed, Twill ssli at pub
y .sid Sistscs, On FRIDAY, sSe Il dsy 81 n.rsS.
INA q Y O'Clock M, Ill dsfsnda.s,s f!Eht, Title,
Lunuy's sabdviston Of lots Nos.1 and Bin rlrkerss
subdivisioa Of orglna lot No. In sqnsrs No. iel,
together With all and Singular the Improvements
thereon, sesed and levied upon ~ the property of
Brent. ALEX. SHARP,
falA-A U. D. Narshal y. C.
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SILICA PIPE.
o Capitalists and Others,
RICHARD HARRiSGToN, ESQ.
Superinteudiug Engineer,


Omces Of the Company, 100 .Four-and-a-hali
street, W..hilfsop y; tne1t door to the ohices
District Of Eoi1meis. for The purpose Of manafsc-
s s1 .ds.sik p.vsnsns: se In Co. 4s %. q
paseS.sea sSe.e p.tsns lshss oi
the District Of Columbia and the states or Mary
ana 81
sss an Ss e
This pipe Is made Of .Siica, ;, uquined At high
esn Sc a @ With great Gapidi.y, being
ready for delivery and within three hour. .ilef
sfsssn 70 shirsy days IN RSsI % ~
a. In
Ing successfully . pressure Of 80 pounds to the
square inch, - against rs pounds for the vitraed
For sidewalk p.vements the thing win be fur
VIII sae.s . present charged fof the ordinary
orss y r. ancvn tn tb.nuo,c that the
of the District Of CoIumbfs IS but in lis Infancy,
that the great cities Of Baltimore and Richmond
eeded that. nom he demand Ior, and lie cheap
Coupled with their r. exclusive rights under iheii
ssHet.l pstenss an opportunity l. offered to capt
The Company propose, for the present, to call up
Dut ccuts VI buciF Capitai StoCAs
payments OF ten per cent each, to be made IS fol-
lows; Ten per cent. on application, ten per cent
thirty days after the subscription books are closed
and the remaining ten per cent. thirty days there
The subscription books ARE NOW OPEN at the
Company's Offices, No. 206 Four-and-a-half street,
where samples OF the Silica manufactures, from the
works Of the United States Silica Pipe Company Of
New York and Staten Island, may be inspected,
AND WILL CLOSE ON MARCH 1 NEXT. The
following form may be used In applying for shares
To WILLIAM DICKSON, Esq.,.
No. De Four-and-a St., Washington, ID. C.
Please allot me - shares Of the Washington
Silica Pipe Company's capital stock, for which
forward herewith -, being ten per cent. Of
Signature In full: -
Residence:
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DR. ROBERTSON.

IL No. 4l6 Tenth street northwest, near Penn
sylvania avenue, Office for the special treatment Of
long experience I'm both hospital and private prac
ucc, will guarantee permanent and radical cure
of Spcrma torrhRa seminal weakness, Involuntary
seminal losses, impotency, mental and physical in
veneresl' and syphiiitic mai.dies, sonorrhe "a.
elects and all diseases Of the skin, such
Pimples ON the face and body; consumption, cpl
lepsy, and hts induced by self-indugence or sexual
extravaganza. Diseases recently contracted cured
in three to five days. syphiltic poison in all its
stages eradicated from the system without the use
of mercury. DIR. R., located for many years at 10
and q South Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, has
consented, after many solicitations from his WASH
ington patrons, to open permanent office In that
city, where he may be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday in each week, from to p. m.
Remember the number, 4l6 Tenth street, near
pennsylvania avenue. ja2e-tf
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION
MOUND CITY, ILL.,, Feb. ~, lS.Ay! ! :.
Will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder,
ON the 10th day Of March, 1874 at u at the naval
ticles, enumerated a. follows: Anchors, Boats,
Chains, Furniture, Belts, Blocks, Clocks, Carts,
Ladders, Pumps. Falls, Rope, Hawsers, Stoves,
Hardware, and other miscellaneous articles and
stores.
chase money will be required ut tine time OF SALE
Articles be removed within ten (0) days, or posi-
H. r. PHILBRICK,
Carpenter U. s. Navy,
Also at the same time, will be offered for sale
'A'A'' S--e'' H. r. PHiLBRICK,
febl4 Carpenter u. S. Navy.
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BETHESD

Thsunpsralelcds specific is compound d in natures
laboratory. and from Its magic power and unprece-
denicd achievements the most eminent men in this
nation have, after thorough and test, pro-
bounced IL the only Sovereign Remedy for Bright 8
Liver Affections; also Dropsy, &C., &c. To the
minds Of many our claims may seem preposterous to
accomplish with Bethesda Water that which has so
long and still continues to bafe medical science. We
ask but test. DO not allow your skepticism to be
your peril. II BETHESDA don cure you, II cannot
certainly do you any injury. Therefore avail your.
self Of the most pleasant and efficient curative agent
ever offered 10 suffering humanity. The Water Is
fox sale at CHARLES SfOTT co. g Drug Store,
No, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Beware Of spurious
waters. Ask for Bethesda. NO other house has IL
for sale in this city or District but STOTT co.
Send for circulars and bethesda Advocate.
RICHARD DUNBAR,
Directorand General NJ anagcr, Bethesda Springs.
WASHINGTON, DC. December 81. 1853. dec3l-ly
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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
PHiLXbELPHIA.

PFo BAETIMSkEa n.
AND ALL POINTS s Ia TEE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETwEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT GMA E9kk or CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
ESffM&S FRSfSk GAks On PAY TRA1ss
BkfT Psf ERSsrt 81 s1sDA
fsss@se norsS S corner 81 SIKH and
Fast line. leave washington 1t s'o' q. m. daily.
Leave Baiiimore At s:ss.s. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia At lis p. m. daily. sx-
HTive q New York At $40 p. m. daily. except
Richmond express, leave Warrington at 1:D p. m.
Leave Baltimore Il a:4sp. m. daily, except Sun
ys ~. rhHs sas e s;s s.:
Night express, leave Washington at go .. N.
di 1--WE Baltimore At io;S p. m. daily,
Leave West Philadelphi. q s:0 =; q. daily.
Arrive .' sfH tSss ! ss IS 4 q sss.l'
fiehnond s1prss: les leave Ss.p York ..,:s p. N.
ALIVE P%Ss: ::h isass s & 81: a. m
Cennectiols are msde l1 Ney York With steaMsrs
On S ,as @
rosd. Erie railway, and steamers on Hudson river
sssssse called X Io an sSns and pr
scS GS .1s i
tsined: Northeast corner Of Thirteensn street and
;sssss' General Ps:: :; T9vIS ses.
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DY b. III. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.

Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and ST. NV.
TRgsTEE'ssALEoFA EIRsT:cLAssPREssE
Hasss sTHREEsTSkH NN SPH ES HR
sTRsETMksT' SEFWEEN an SSn NJ N Sdshh
BY virtue Of adeed oftrust, dated February H. A,
81 duly IL LSe. No 7 e
;ss;,s1
1 =: ss!ssa ;. rsi al M Wing 'sifs
one a. in sau.Ps nu%bessd three hundred and
po @s!s SE distant. sa q
eet north from the southeast Of said lot and
dns
i
s
q, together With the Improvements, consisting Of
pwe.s With oss and
trimmings. The house has about twelve rooms, with
ac en- Ss ns
stIsss;csi. Leading t. a! points. and e certainly
Terms: One fourth in cash, Balance in one and
payable e Tor Which sSe hese: o.
the purchaser and secured BY deed Of trust on the
ared and sSsy dollars viii Ss required At time Of
sale; AZ eonveysneing a. p%,sh,se.s cost II
q :sf n s s ah
more r RE M.hiFpsssss D.
jann-TuThs&ds - WILL AA' 0~s-A'
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
pi:ss VIZ TT PEiRcs s u T G ss%s
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PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE WORK FOR
l. UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE AND
POST OFFICE, NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE AND !
Dncr 0rcIcR MN XopN CITY

4
OFFICE OF SUrERINTENDENT, Feb. Il, 1874;
until s P u the sd va day Of Fessnary
msrbIs work d At Tie Uni.ed states court and
& t%ofe or iessS white Marble Tiles, Iaxl2zl inch
1000 tmore or less) half Marble Tiles, 2xl2xi inch
1000 tmors less, black Marble Tiles lsxla1l inch
1000 feet superficial (more or less, black Marble
Borders, Of various widths, from four to
twelve Inches, all one inch thick full.
Of best quality whiteveined Italian
American marble equal thereto; the black tiles Of
best quality Belgian, Glenn's Falls, or Lyonaise
quality black Belgian or Glenn's Falls marble.
The whole Of the tiles and bordering must be one
Inch full In thickness with sawn backs and the edges
and edges to be rubbed to proper surface.
Bidders will state the description Of marble they
propose to furnish, and will submit samples along
Payments Will be made on the delivery and &C..
ceptance Of materials, deducting ten per centum
until the completion OF the contract.
sand dollars, ,(s5, ODD that the bidder win accept
and perform the contract II swnrdsd him. tns sam;
States Judge, Clerk of the United States Court or
the District Attorney OF the district wherein he
The Department reserves the right to reject any
ali bids II It be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do so: and any bid that IL not made
on the printed form to be obtained In this once, and
ments Of this advertisement, will not be considered;
neither will any proposal be received from parties
and who have not the necesssry facilities for fur
nlshing the materials.
Proposals will be Enclosed in sealed envelope,
Endorsed " Bids for Marble Work, !" and Addressed
febl7-td Superintendent.