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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

ST PAUL, August ., 50.
Dear SRI should be wanting IN eratit-de IL
tailed TO cknowledge what the yEsETrNE a. a n,.
Tor me. 1vss ATTACKED about eleven mouths since
with Bronchitis, which settled into Consurup m
ad night svests and fever chflls was distressed
Tor breath, and frequently spit blood; was al sma-
thought my case hopeless.
Twas advised 20 make q trial 20 the We yTrNF
which, under the prOyideuce OF God, has coed M.
Ihat be may bic - the of your medicine ID
as he has 20 me, aud that his d inc grace m ay at
reno you, u the heartfelt prayer Of your admrins
humble servant,
49, BENJAMIN PETTINGILL
S.-mlnei is but one sInnnR the many cures ypar
H'uiNihe Dss 'HeSttd IN this place. b
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED MI.
BOSTON, Octobsr, $50.

Mr.. STEVENS: -'N'
Fear SHINY daughter, after having a severe At
tack OF whooptns cough, was et in feeble state ~
hestn Beng advised BY a friend she tried the yE
GEIISE, and az er using few bottles was fully re
ST. rid TO health. ~
1 have been great sufferer from Rheumatism I
have taken several bottles Of the NEFRTrNR for This
con pslnt, and AN hapPJ IL entirely curef
ne. have recommended thu VEG ETINE 70 Others
with the same good rt suits IL lie great cleanser
sud purifier Of tie blood il IL pleasant 70 take nd
can Cheerfuily recommend il
JAMES MORSE, 36I Athens street.
SOLD BYALL DR UGGESTSAND DEALERS
EFBh fWHEgE.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES
HEEBY ALBERs,

No. 1913 ELEVENTH sTRKKT, SEAR x,
furnishes the richest ICE CREAM and u, Ct cell
cious WATER ICES in his newly reh.t 4 saloon.
as well as TO Private Parties, Fairs, &c fn7-sw-
CATAwBA WINES,
OF very superior quality, Sis in quantities OF one
or more gallons.
Very fine and fruity SHERRY, genuine Spanish
Wine, s25Q.
Standard brands Of Imported ALEs DRDWN
STOUT, PORTkB, &C, 81 50 per d0zsa
Fine Old PHILADELPHIA ALE, 81 8 dozen.
q. WILMER,
FINE GhOCERfES,
msyl-r 1918 Pennsy lva nia avenue,
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A,a.seneut., se.. ro.n,<u,.

NaffORci TAedter.-Daly's Fifth Avenls Com
edy Company IN "MOnsieur Alphonss."
F0rfs Opera PouSe---Sehu Grand
TRANSATLANTIC Novelty Combination.
TAedtsr Comiqas--Ls JartiIn NahiTle and the
tiOns.
Lincoln HdH-Frsnk MacEvcy's New Hiber-
nicon or Ireland in America
Willard HdiL-Mr. Sutro's lecture on Mines
and Mining.
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BIBLE DAY IN wAsHISGros. - Tomorrow
viii be a feast day To the friends OF the Bible
cause in Washington. At Lincoln n all atsX n.
M, the Washington CITY Bible Society will hold
ITS anniversary, and the Parent Society of New
York city, will hold It's nfty- eighth anniversary
In the Hall OF the House OF Representatives Al
X p m. Among the speakers for these occa-
sions We notice W. n Allen, l.. l.. ID Rev.
Alex Mclean. Prot. Seelys, ID. d., Hon. II.
Maynard, and Rev. Doctor Tiffany
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Beng indispensable 10 health and comfort
thousands OF persons come from far and near 10
visit DIR. White, the practical Chiropodist whose
establishment is located at
$50 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department
DIR. White removes Corns without pain 50
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He SUE
eess1ully treats Bunions, Club, and Iugrowiny
Nails, Vascular Excrescences, aud other dc
rangements OF the feet.
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THREE MEN HURT BY FALLING Sheds
Yesterday the workshop and shecs at the corner
OF lZth street and Massachusetts, avenue for the
wolkmep on the new Church of the Ascension
iell, and three Of the wOrkmen were injured.
award McCabe, stouecutter, receiving dan
gerOus scalp wound; Vernon TrQtt, carpenter.
bruised about the thigh and slight scalp wound;
ard VIM. Messems, stonecutter, bruises about
the arms. DIR. Puryis attended them aud thew
were taken TO Mrs. Stinemetz's house, where
they we're made comfortable, and subsequently
were taken 70 their homes.
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tn L WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Once Of Catsf SiEsa! OEeH
XksHIHafn ID. O. MAY VI ia1l Iaal a n,

PpoBaBTIIrIes-For New En.land and the NOV tn
erD portion of the Middle states. Isio and tastvrly
col weather and failing bar, mster For the south
Atlantic states. Maryland and Virginia, partly
iionary rising barometer. For the Lower Lake
region, contiDu cool, cloudy weather, and raj !,
followed by rising barometer, winds shifting to
uthx est and northwest, aud clearing weather
Lake Erie For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
the Gulf states, clear OF partly cloudy
northeriy to westerly winds, station to fsliug
temperature east Of tha Mtssissi opi and rising
rmster. For the Northwest and III, Upper Lake
region, clear or cisarng and COL weather, NORTH
wet winds and stationary To Iisiag baromstsr The
Lover Missoarf will rise slowly; the Upper Ohio
and Lower Mississippi will fall during the Day.
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The GOOD TBMPLARs-The Grand Lodge
l. o. G. T., of this District, held its quarterly
session last night at the hall on Pennsyl ania
avenue, near Il tn street, and was well attend
ed, by both male and female members. The re-
port Of the 81 cretsry showed q large increase Of
members during the past quarter, especially in
Orient Lodge, No. 8, located on Capitol Hill,
which has Increased from a membership Of ten
to seventy. Other lodges have largely increased
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notice. notice. NoTICEm

DRY GOODS are still sailing q. tov ,..,, ..
bhAI -, 1920 P-DBsylyania ayenaa Nohsirs
sh9 taeSs heaper than ever. Dress 90 81 Piguos
T anSo+s otesp Bed sgresds. Towels, n psins snd
6 naoie linen al bargains. Hosiery, Laii-s' aud
Notions ~ low fsures -, u
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Condens<d UoeaIs

Palr gold framed 2 asses lost. See adj.
Oily mont is ready for excursion parties. See
The terms of Messrs. Browne, Cross and Gu
lick, OF the District Council, expire to- morrow,
the Eth inst.
One of the specislties of Knight. in the Gen.
ter and Northern N arkets, is fresh Boston mack
erel, received daily.
The Cottage Hill company held q meeting last
evening. -Four hundred and fifty shares of stock
have thus far been subscribed.
The wreck of the ill fated steamer Wawaset
has been sold by the Potomac Ferry Company
10 Capt Rodgers, of Alexandria, fer 81 900.
n delegation of the Washington Light lnfan-
try, OF this city, was entertained IN Philadel-
phls on Thursday by a committee OF company
H. 2d regiment, of that city.
Thursday night some one entered the Office of
Kennedy & Son, on 18th street, and stole sew
eTal hundred dollars worth OF police paw certif-
icates and a box OF cigars.
From j. ShIllington we have advance comics
OF DemoTest's Mirror Of Fashions anC Frank Les
BcEIr for May 3Oth.
Inc steamer Arrow, with its popular CON-
mander, Capt. Frank HOllingsh cad, will make
an excursion tomorrow afternoon to the seine
haulings on the Potomac. See ad.
Rev; Robert Fulton, s. j., president of Boa
ton college, will lecture on Character" at ST.
AlOysIus' church next Wednesday, for the ben
tnt OF ST. Aloyslus reading room asSoci alton.
He is eloquent and abb.
The Gdzette TO morrow will be the most At
tractive number of the year. So promises Col.
VIII be glad to hear, of a speedy recovery from
the Illness which has confined him to the house
for three months past.
The mass temperance meeting at Hamline VI.
T.. church last night was great success. Ad-
dresses were mPde by Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Under
hill, Mrs. Jones, Miss Morse, Mrs. Bernard
Mrs. Warner, Commissioner Leggett, Rev.
Messrs. Appleton, Baker and others.
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PAPERs STOLEN FROM THE OFFICE OF THE
Board OF HEALTH.-Last night the building
occupied by the Board of Health, on F street,
near the corner of 18th. was broken open and
the rooms were all unlocked. careful survey
OF the premises showed that the front door had
been entered by uight-latch key and the other
doors unlocked. No papers or books were
disturbed with the exception that a copy of a
letter addressed by the health officer to the at
tOIney OF the board (Mr. A. X. Broynel in reIa-
ZION TO the three dollar suit instituted on Mon
day last by Mr.. Browne in the name of the
board against Mr.. Columbus Alexander for
aoatiDg nuisance, had been torn from the
DOCK, and the papers pertaining to the case on
ME In Brownies office were carried off. The
case has been reported to the detectives, who
are working il up.
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AN APPEAL was filed yesterday in the law
side OF the court from Justice Wallis decision,
In the case of DR.. Augusta against the Board
OF Ctlored Schools. Augusta had been In the en-
p,oy OF the board as teacher Of anatomy and
PHYSIOLOGY, aud when his services were dis
Pens7d with, or shortly thereafter in 1873, he
Judgment was given for plaintiff and the board
appeals therefrom.
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NksETINE acts directly upoB the causes Of these
complaints. Ii i0visorates and sIrengtheus the
whole s ste m, sets the secretivA organs an
Ia nammatiOn, clsanses asd cures ulcerstiOn, cures
constlI alton, aud regulates the bowels.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Latimsr &
CleaTy, auctOneers, have recently sold tue fot-
loWlng property Lets 103 and l04, in Gtlbert's
subdivision OF square 615, to Benz. Van Horn,
Tor stoOs a'so- fine four story residence on 4th
street, near Maryland avenue, being on lot s,
IN square 5o2, to James A. Brown, for $40 500;
lot ", in square 2l0. improved by twO-story
frame, situated OIL 18th street, between Rhode
Island avenue and X street northwest to Jas.
a. Hagan, for 1880; and west half of lot l. in
reservation lettered y, and improvements, con-
sisting OF brick residence, and situated on
missouri avenue, between 4 and 9th streets, to
EhZa ". Young, for ., SEQ.
JhO- r.. Waggam an, real estate broker, sold
yesterday lot II, square 3SS, to Thos. Z. Evans,
for - 200.
DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers, have sold lot
Is. IN square $50, improved by two story house,
situated on 81 street near the corner of q north
west, 10 NJ. a. Harrington, for - 525
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Contest for Public school Honors.

THE GOLD MEDALS FOR EXCELLENCE IN GRAM
MAR.
The special examination for gold medals for
excellence in English grammar Zone for boys
ard one for airls) took place this lrning at the
frank In building, corner of 18th and streets.
There were SIX pupils selected from each of the
aminer, MIR. 8. John Thomson, and the com.
mlttee, by numbers, present. The examination
commenced at O'Clock, when the questions
were given to the pupils, who were req uired TO
marking on them the numbers; and by o'clock
the examination had concluded. The result
VIII be made known at the next meeting of the
board.
The following were the questfons:-Princi-
pleSWhat Is the sixth rule for pronunciation?
When IL silent s retained before a vowel in the
derivative word? Example. What NAV the
comparative degree imply? What terms do not
affect the form of the verb or pronoun? In
what sense Is the clause which has the cOnjunc-
tive adverb used? What parts of speech are
never modified?
Syntax 10 be corrected If false:-That yery
point what we are nOwtdscussing was lately
DIT cded at Ohio. Every reasonable amends
have been made. The object may be a verbal
ne un or consist OF an entire phrase or clause.
He was given the best medical aid what could
be obtained. WharyOu saw was but a picture
OF him, and not him. To become a scholar, re-
quires great application. He does not now
nanlfest the same gentleness and amiabiIity
which was so apparent at first. Two or thr,s
OF Us has lost our hats. If they did not believe
Moses, they will not believe, though one rose
from the dead. The carriage, as well as the
horses, was much in ured.
Sentence for analysis and parsing:
80, foul descent that I, who erst cOntended
With the gods to sit the highest, am now con-
strained into a beast.
But lrhdt will not am bitiOn and revenge
Descend to? Who aspires must dOJcH as low
As high he sOar'd, obnoxious, first OF last,
To basest things"
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NEW GooDs.-JUsr RRoEIvRp!!

Lewis has just returned from New York and
Philadelphia with the largest and cheapest
stock OF Hats ever opened in the Northern Lib
erues; lights Fets and Straws of all the new
styles for gentle mems, boys. and children. La
dles, bring your little boys and get one of Lewis'
and X. o
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MINISe.-Another lecture by Mr.. Sutro on
Mines and Mining, will be delivered at VIII
lsrd's Hall this evening at 8 O'clock The tlIns-
trations thrown on the screen by the calciu m
light make the lectures extraordinarily inter
estinR.
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the mot ample experience, IN
entire success Sin pie, prompt, efficient and r-Ii
able. They are the only medicines psrfectly
adapted to popular p'e-sO simple that MISTAKES
csLnot be made IN using them: harmless As r. he
Tree II ON dapeer; and efficient % be alws.s
relistle. They have the highest cOrnmsadaiiob
from all, and will always render satisfaction
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FURTHER observation-disclosures to our
advertising columns will show that Messrs
wolfOrd & Shilberg propose another reduction
In price on all carpets and dry goods, COM
mencing Monday next.
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MARSHALL HALL has been rectted and pu,
in rst-class order for pic mics, excursions, &C.
as will be seen by advertisement elsewhere.
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ONCE hours from a. III. to p. m.
Fee, 8 per Wis t.
Press of business at the Office precIudes visit
ing patients at residences except after 6 d. m
Established in WashingtOn 1861.
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WAsBINeTos fIsH MARKET To-DAY.-yold
BY X. A. Golden & Bro, I 201 shst at slO per
hundred Teyc00 herriDgs, st 80 per thousand.
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II OfflCt VTPcTuTra yfsif-
ing patients at residences except after d. m.
Established in washington 1861.
For GENTS FURNIsHING GOoDs 90 70 Hol-
lander BROS, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, near
WIZARDS; Az Eth street, next 10 Odd Fellows
nan; 1850 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
street. we sell our custom made Shirts at
$3.50; fine Gauze Understands 81; Jean Draw
err, good quality, sl.25; Neghgee Travelling
oArs, 3D. 1l6
HELMBoLD's BUcHU is still in the zenith of
It's popularity. Notwithstanding the absence of
DR.. HelDbOld, the celebrated medicine is stiIl
manufactured at the laboratory at Philadel-
phta, and is sold by all respectable drug yistS
II Is warranted for all diseases of the kiinrvs
Genuine has proprietOr's private stamp. John
+. Henry, New York, Sole Agent. eos
GET THE GENUINE A RTICLR.-The great non
ularity OF "Wilbor'S Compound of Cod Lirer OIL
and Lime" has induced some unprincipled per
sons TO attempt to palm OFF a simple article of
their own manufacture; but any person who is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or CONSUMPTION
should be careful where they purchase this
article. Ii requires no putting; the results fol-
lowing Its use are its best recommendations and
the proprietor has ample evidence on file of its
extraordinary success in pulmonary com plants.
The phosphate Of lime possesses a most mar
pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. wilbor. Thus medl-
cine is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. For sale by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston. eos
FOUNTAIN AoUARIUMs.-SOmethi move
and beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the
thing for conservatOries. Call and see in op-
Grafton at the show rooms Of Hamilton & Pear
son, Y. NJ. e.. A. building. coo
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Ia no
preparation Like Dooley's Calisays Tonic. 81
per bottle. 40
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism burns
piles, ulcers, tOothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
iameness, bruises, b0ils, wounds, neuralp.a
hoarseness, diarrh9a, and all hemorr b ages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings. and
known t. be cure for these diseases. m tn e m
THz SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OILS
were sZlS,o0O. 4,12-s,wu
H
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near A. street.
-A-
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. A gency at Chas
Baum's ho"rskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
inteihgeneer building. 1928
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. I,5
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EIGHTEEN DELEGATES out of the sixty-sIx
comprising the republican central COMMITTEES
met last night at Union League Hall, and after
waliing until O'Clock for more to come Prof
Green opened the meeting. With III. A. Jones
secretary. The chair stated the object of the
meeting to be TO make arrangements fe "A IN asa
meeting ID favor OF change of the District
government and ehiarging the elective fran
chlse. resolution was adopted "that we do
heartily indOrse the movement IN favor of said
meeting, and that a committee OF ons from each
legislative district be appointed from this com
nittee to cooperate with the general COMMITTEES
OF arrange ments having charge of the proposed
meeting"
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IL OUR City IrEN column viii be found a
list OF goods received at Priggs this morning.
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received at Prigg's jewelry store. No. 457 Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Az aud 9th streets.
10 HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings. SC, you shou d
use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for II.
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EDITORIAL VIsITORs.-Aboat 40 members
OF the Indiana Editorial Association, who left
Indianapolis On Thursday morning last in three
Pullman palace cars, on an excursion to this
city, Baltimore, New York and other points
south ana east, arrived here last evening, and
took quarters at Wizards. To-day thew called
ON the President, and afterwards visited the
Capitol, where the courtesy OF the floor of the
rouse OF Representatives was rendered them by
Speaker Blaine. To- night the Indianians resi-.
dent N this city will give card reception in
their honor at Masonic Temple. During their
stay here. which will probably be till Tuesday,
they will visit all the places of interest ON
Tuesday they will visit Richmond.
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EXTRA SIZES Under Shirts and Drawers a.
and 10 inches
Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches
5,13,10 HoLLAHpER BRos.
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- Guatemala IL to pay hardsomsy for IN /,
eg2ing OF the British consul ct sn JOSE b
order Of q drunken official. L
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TEz SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OILS
were S2l9, $50. lI2-s.w w.t.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak Street.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. Tba
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hocrskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer building. lO,2S
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FOUNTAIN MISUNDERSTANDING move
and beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the
thing for conservatOries. Call and see in op-
GRAFTON at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear
son, Y. Nj. e.. A. building. eo6
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Ia no
per bottle. 40
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TkusIEkS SALE OF REAL ESTATE on
s EHS i:pn khp STREET, SEAR WEST


spring Dress Goods.
Black Alpscas aad Mohairs,
Bleaehed Oottons and Sheetings,
spring Cloths ard Csssimeres,
A full .tock of Mourning G pods,
STRAW Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths.
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FRkNcH S aHAHHRGTrAcIEUEnErsi 0H CANDY
The special attention e the public and dealers
generally IL called the fact thai the undersigned
o most varied and select mock Of the nnest PURE
TRENCH CAHDIEe manufactured on the prem
OF q remarkably loW figures both st vhol-ssle and
retail. a. CAvAGNARO,
martSm Under National Hotel.
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SOGdhS.
NEW YORK STANDARD BRANDS ONLYD
notwithstanding the advanced market, we con.
10 sell
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CArAwBA WINES,
COFFEE DROPPING.

a ihree iOt OF the nuest ever brought
this market. Just received. Price low
Laguyra-W hite ssLtOs. Bio, &c. at remarkably
low rates.
Mochs-we are also Just in receipt OF 9 new lot OF
this variety which We guarantees to be Of sHp.TtOT
quality.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1874
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending june 50, ISIS, will be received at this
DE apartment until the 14TH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
The bids win be considered aud accepted sr re-
Jeeed item by item; and this advertisement and the
proposal far ed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the bond sccom pany ing the same,
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
men and the bidder or bidders, and no further con-
The articles for must be furnished from
time 10 time during the year In quantities pursu
ant to orders from the Department. The entire
year.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
with sufficient sureties in the SUN Of ten Thousand
dollars, tSo,oO,) approved by United States Of
ncer Of the district in which the suretss reside or
pa tment, conditioned for furnishing spch portions
VI the articles - may be awarded under IT, and the
perform .nee Of the contract.
detailed for ths By the secretsry OF
the Treasury and the delivery OF Tor article
will be deemed sufficient cause to annuI the con-
Deliveries must be free Of charge ct the Treasury
Department, W Arlington.
The failure TO comply With any one order under
penalty Of the bond, the Secretary of the Treas
ury may direct the pure base, In open market, Of
such quantities Of articles IS shall be necessary
Charge 70 the Contractor ffsy Der csntum oi the
price which II shall be found necessary to pay Tor
such articles.
Proposals unaecompanied by satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be
Az arded only TO established manufacturers OF or
dealers in the articles.
Proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned, and
MAJ VIM. A. RfCHARBsOS,
marll-wfn-llt Secretary OF the Treasury.