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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-27

Matthias -eifLi,
JakOb Klein,
A susanka,
X r Billingslcy,
Joseph u lcssi,
J IL Rlttsnliouse,
Matt y Walsh, Jr
John Wood.
John A REEVE.
VI Il. Fulton,
J D.. spillers,
j I Moon,
& T.. Bausmsn,
James y Miller,
J VI Emerson,
Frsl ; smith,
VIM J Howe,
4 Gilman,
A W D'Neai,
y O'Ioaghlin,
b : Kent,
X T. Robbins,
James fieming,
W II. Dezonia,
w g. Robbins,
u 4. Lofiin,
J ; Barclay,
John Clancy,
Frank Gazzolo,
Smith Torrance,
L fitzgerald,
James Woodbridge,
NJ 81. Moor,
Miles y Gilbert,
e.. Orth,
Henry Appel.
Charles fnnl,
John W Cornell,
John D Aubery,
Louis KUhler,
} II. Kelly,
Nru. kspPisrb
LOUIS Jargensrn,
Jacob Waller,
Johs Y -tancii,
y NJ shuster,
j 4 Sullivan, NJ ID
Henry 4 Martin,
John K0ehl~r,
fprd strautf,
II Waldsemidth,
Adolf. Miller,
-. V. Calnefn,
II whitoamp,
j W Mock,
J ii Meicalf.
q u Parker,
Eugene Cline,
: Schwartz,
George L LounsbefTy
ID. j Solomon,
L. Pink,
r. v. Belzner,
William Builder,
q X. Ientz,
NJ j McGauley,
W Bland,
W X. Mccullough,
Burd smeu.y,
Henry McCartyi
: j HumIn,
Jesse MciIaflee,
j. VI hinnear,
Robert sInyth,
n. Blom,
Frank ! Pecker,
J j Anderson,
4. W Henderson,
Jacob q Lynch,
& Bross,
W IL. Morris,
| William smith,
I n Bartlett,
y. VI Gross,
j. sharp,
| { Mum,
Joseph Alley,
A. II Murdoch,
| David 4 Griffin,
Patrick Eagan,
4 James keegan,
john Williams,
| i.unes a. Walla,
Oral Anoite,
NJ Rams,
| q. ". shoptangh,
| 4 J. Anderson,
Joseph Nalla,
John 4, Zonne,
j ID. scott,
| &. : summers,
Is Is. Lacy,
| W II. Coulter,
| g. Is. Herrick,
| y l.. Wickwire,
Joseph Bnnkle,
Jake Latner,
IL. j. Cormick,
y. G.. kirley,
Thomas Cotter,
q NJ Taylor,
John Nanvaxier,
j. o. Smith,
Park Southland,
Il. Is. Petit,
| o. A. Osborn,
Sidney Clspp,
VIM q. Wilson,
ID. Lambert,
j. Burger,
Y. \ Haas,
NJ. Lyman,
y. W. Warren,
George kohler,
y M Wood,
VI Osiendorf,
John III Gossnisn,
NJ a Walder,
j kerth,
John Sheehan,
ii Able,
Dan Fitzgerald,
G. ii Bull,
John Gates,
George Carinine,
Phillip Lehningi
William Alba,
Gust Helm,
q ID Arter,
4 MOckler,
Henry IlasenyerBer,
w X Hawkins,
Martin q Mealy,
John l. Allen,
William GERM,
ii Dinkel,
. j Is Donelly,
Claiborne righe,
X Walsh,
j l. Keller,
John Cummings,
ID r Coyle,
Louis Kahn,
Charles Baker,
J John Davis,
George Wise,
|, James Cheney,
4 Ferguson,
+ Sticher,
(. Geo A ChristInan,
!, &C Boden,
: james IL English,
VIM Wetzel,
III q WittiE, Sr,,
Justice Il Cunningii.
= Louis koehler,
U VIM ID Phillips,
n VIM Hesrin,
r w w Wo0ten,
c Wilson,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-27

CASTORIAi is more than a substitute for
Castor Oil. II II the only SAFE article in ex-
teisuce which is sure to regulate the bow
els, cure windcolic and produce natural sleep.
II is pleasant to take. Children need not cry
and mothers may sleep. 10-7 WHY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-27
CENTAR LlNAMENT.

he great discovery Of the
age. There Is no pain which
the Centaur Eminent will no
relieve, no swelling which 1t
win not subdue, and no lame
ness which II will not cure
This Is strong language. hut
IL IL true. 1t is no humbug;
the recipe Is printed around
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piN w tti' 'ttffN~s1 ~
November next.
II Watson Webb,
X " Cunningham,
! Vim Mcliale,
John II Mulkey,
Harry schuh,
Phil Howard,
| Z W Cunning,
James Morris,
JeWett Wilcox,
J II. Jones,
| y Cantwell,
! Lchning,
| 4 tOuTtway,
" Stratton,
| " & Wilks,
| W VI Jackson,
& T. Miller,
N j Howl.y,
james Kennedy,
George Nocuin,
Tim sullivan.
Richard Garland,
James Ryan,
Walter falls,
sOl farnt1ker,
Jacob kley,
II y huchenleckcr,
j l. " Harrison,
James tlonan,
y ID MAthus,
Peter saup,
Thomas ; TAR,
" Is Greer,
J II Henry,
A j BuIngartlner,
Thomas NcCate,
W y. Dawson,
John A Aisthorpe,
II v Thompson,
Z Winston,
Louis Herbert,
John Antrim,
John D Rector,
q - Williamson,
\ n 1bistlewoOd,
Thomas King,
IL IrANler,
Rinallo Blanchi,
Barnet ; Crane,
Edward Jones,
Thomas Winter,
II. : Williamson,
John Cook,
VIM Bremueke,
Matthias seifki,
JakOb Klein,
A susanka,
X r Billingsley,
Joseph - lisssi,
\ IL RlttsnliDtt-e.
Matt T. Walsh, Jr
John " oosi.
John A Reeve.
" 4. Fulton,
J D. spiilers,
j 4 Moon,
Z T. Bausmsn,
James y Miller,
Al LFa.~a....
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A. n. IRWIN.
HIS RESPONSE TO THE "CALL.

HIS RESPONSE TO THE "CALL."
To Col. John Wood, ii. Watson webb, X
ii. Cunningham. ID. T. Linegsr, J. II
Mulcahey, L. saup, X. A. Edmon lson
and others:
GEsrLEMEs:-Accepting the "Call,''
signed by you and more than eigh. hun.
dred other voters Of Alexander county, as
On endorsement Of my official conduct a.
sheriff, and As The expression of an honest
| desire that should stand for reelection,
l feel impelled to give you an Affirmative
answer.
II has been my aim, during my term OF
service. 10 nsrfn,r" my duty as was sna-
bled 70 see my duty; nuu a, 80 --J --'-e'
7 failed. I beg TO assure you that the head
was at fault and not the heart.
In consenting, as i do, ~ become u
candidate for recollection, feel called
upon TO make no promises of more eff
cient service than nave hitherto rem
dsred. / can only assure you that, il
elected, ] will las always did strive to
do my duty faithfully and fearlessly, re.
gardless Of all consequences personal TO
myself.
Thanking Won, and those who Joined
you in the call" for the flAttering ex.
preston of confidence you have given
and for your promise Of generous cup
port, permit me 10 subscribe myself.
Yours truly,
ALEX. II. IRWIN.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FUR SUPPLIES.

COLVxpfI 'BUrlDiSs f5S, das q Hal ,.yss,.{
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the Com of
the District Of Celnmbis will be received from aud
ss .sT qs1S nn ,ss s.yum Ets
the following Provisions, Groeefies Dry Goods,kc,
for the ensriz 2 six months, viz:
GhOCEBlEs.
; rs barrel. -four, (more or less
so bushels meal, more OF lees.D
5000 yOuncs sugar, more or less.l
SO pour De rice, more or lessD
eSO pounds coffee, tmcre or le>s)
800 pounds tea, more or less.l
50 ssIIons nsoIssses, fmore or less.b
30 gallons vinegar, more or less
S. barrels herring, lmore or less
The groceries rncst be q good quality.
1900 pounds beef, more OF lessJ
zoo pCunes bacon, fmore or less.)
The Hesi must be fresh and Of good quality. No
sbins or hearts will be received.
Bacon must BE- OF good quality.
30 pairs of shoes for male or female wesrJ more
warn, strong ard well usde.
DRY GOODS.
lJso yards unblesehed cotton, (fOr undsrclethineJ
DO ysTes Kentucky jeans
$50 yards csiico
500 yards prison cloth.
so yaIds s,rir@d cotton, lf2r shirtins1
The nhvsisis5 rs the s,Tium viii furnish lists to
parties wishing 20 bid ferdrugs and medicines.
The right Is reserved to reject sn5 or sll 81 the
crease or diminish the quantities herein stated,
without ar citing the contract price.
Failure 10 fil any order will be at the risk and
An sItic!cs furnished ureer this proposal viii be
weighed, sasured ard Inspected at the institution
For fnrtbsr Information Inquire Of the Intenssut.
By OIdor OF fhe CommissionsTs
Comptroller District Of Columbis
JOHN 7. VINSOH,
Auditor District of Columbia.
Il = q
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GENERAL SAruRp-No. 20.

An ACT fixing the amount of United States
notes, providing for a re distribution OF the
national bank currency, and for other par
poses.
Be At enacted blythe Senate and House Of. Repre-
sentdtices Of the United States Of Anaerioa-in Con-
greSs assembled, That the act entitled An act
TO provide a national currency secure by a
pledge of United States bonds, and TO provide
Tor the circulation and redemption thereof"
sixty-four, shall hereafter be known as "the
national-bank act"
SEC. 2. That section thirty-one Of "the ns-
tional bank act' be 50 amended that the several
associations therein provided for shall not here
after be required to keep on hand any amount
of money whatever, by reason OF the amount of
their respective circulatlons; but the moneys
required 10y said section to be kept at all times
on hand shall be determined by the amount of
deposits in all respects, as provided for in the
said section.
SEC. 8. That every association organized, or
to be organized. under the provisions or the
aid act, and OF the several acts amendatory
thereof, shall at all times keep and have on de-
losit in the treasury Of the United States, in
lawful money Of the United states, q sum equal
to five per centum Of it, circulation, TO be held
and used for the redemption of such circulation;
which sum shall be counted ss part OF its law
act; and when the circulating notes Of any such
associations, assorted or unasorted, shall be pre-
sented for redemption, In sums Of one thousand
rer Of the United states, the same shall be re-
deemed In United States notes. All notes 40
redeemed shall be char ged BY the Treasurer OF
ireuipg the same, and he shall notify them sew
orally, on the 6rsf day Of each month, or oftener
at his discretion, ofthe amount Of such redemp,
tons; and whenever such redemptions for any
association shall amount to the sum OF i've him.
dred dollars, such association 90 notified shaIl
forthwith deposit with the Treasurer Of the
United States Q sum in United States notes
equal TO the amount Of its circulating notes
30 redeemed. And al notes Of national banks
worn, defaeed, mutilated, or otherwise unit
for circulation shall, when received by an
ted depository Of the United States, be
forwarded to the Treasurer OF the United
States for redemption ~ provided herein. And
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DROPOSALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
Il IROH WORK FOR THE LIBRARY OF THE
NAV STATE DEPARTMENT.
ob : JPEkNlSiN ARC HlTECTyl
nnn.

OFFtCE % Z PERNlSlNG ARCHlTECTYl
TREASURY DBPARTMgST,
WaShiREtOz. d. G., july 24th, ls74
sealed Proposals viii be received AZ this Office
NIL IL y. OF TIE iiTH DAY OF AUsUsT, 1874, for
turnshiI & lvering nIIing, AID pattng in place
the WrougEt ard Cast iron Work required for the
Library Of he New State Department.
Copies Of tie Drawings and D. chic atoms may be
hsd on application 81 this Office.
All scahoitiEg required by the contractors to put
The Work IN place will be furnished by the Depart
sent Tree Of charge, but viii be erected by the con-
Proposals will be made for the whole work com.
plete, as shown on Drawings, and described in
The Whole Of the work must be completed within
pCsal.
Payments will be made monthly, deductiug 10 per
cent, until the completion Of the contract.
All bids must he accom- panied by penal bond of
two resp DDS he persons, in the If twenty ive
thoHssno 4. lars, IS no. that the bidder will
cegt snd perform the contract n awarded him. the
sGfnefency 81 the security 10 Be certified By the
United States Judge, CLERK Of the United States
Court, or tn District Attorney OF the District
wherein Tue bidcer resides.
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
or al blds u u be deemed for the interest of the
Govern meut q DO
Every bid must b made on the printed form to be
obtained 81 this Cf5ce, snd must conform In every
RESPECT % the requirements OF this advertisements
or 10 will NOT be considered.
Proposals. will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged IN the manufacture Of
cast iron work, and whs haze not the necessary IA
cilltles for setting cut the work.
All bids Ust be enclosed in a scaled euyclOp De,
Work ~ Library. View State Department, Wash
ington, ID. O, and addressed 10
UE-lS Supervising Architect.
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GENERAL NAruR4No. 6sJ

AN ACT TO create an additional land district in
the Territory OF Color ado.
Re a enacted bg the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentGtIres If the United States Of America an Con-
gTess assembled, That all that part OF the Terri
tory OF Colorado commencing at point on the
south boundary line OF Colorado Territory, be-
tween ranges sixty nine and seventy west Of tn
sixth principal meridian; thence running north,
10 the northern boundary Of township twenty
eight south; thence west, on a line between
to" nships twenty seven andtwenty-eight south,
10 the western boundary of range seventy-thr
west; thence north, on said boundary OF range
s5yeDty-tbree west, to a point where the line
betwetn townships forty-eight ana fOrty-nine
north, New Mexico meridian, will Intersect the
same; thence west, between said townshi Ps
forty eight and forty-nine north, 20 the western
boundary OF the Territory; thence south, with
said boundary line, TO the southwest cOrEvT o,
me Territory; thence east, on the line OF the
southern boundary Of the Territory, 70 the place
OF beginning, shall constitute a separate land
dis rict, to be called Del Norte land district the
Office OF which shall be located at Del Norte, in
CoDejos County: PT0rided, That the President
OF the United States may change the location of
said land office from time TO time, a. the public
interest may require.
SIC. 2. That the President shall appoint, by
and with the advice ana consent OF the Senate,
register and receiver of public MONEYS for said
district; and said officers shall reside in the
place where said land Office is located, and sh all
have the same powers and shall receive the same
fees and emoluments as the like officers now re-
ceive in the other land districts in said Terri
tory.
SEC. 3. That all persons in said district who.
prior to the opening Of said Del Norie land Of
fee, shall have fled their declsratory statement
or application for presumption or homestead
rights in any other land office in said Territory,
shall thereafter make proofs and entries at said
Del Norte land office; and all unfinished bust
ness in any other land office relating exclusively
to lands in said Del Norte land district shall be
transferred to said Del Norte land Office when
notified by the officers of the opening thereof
Approved, June 20. 1874,
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GENERAL NATURR-No. COL
AN ACT TO create the BoZeman land district ,in
the Terrifnru of Mnntana


Be IL enacted by the Senate dRd House Of Repre-
SeHtdtices Of the United States Of America an Con-
gresS assembled, That all that portion of the
Territory of Montana, lying east OF the range
lire between ranges two ana three west or the
principal meridian and south of the first stand
ard parallel north of the base line, Of the public
land surveys Of said Territory, shall be cOnsti-
tuted separate land district, to be known as
the BoZeman land district, the office of which
shall be located at Bozeman, but may be
changed from time TO time, by direction OF the
President OF the United States, as the interests
of the public service may require.
SEC. 2. That the President shall appoint, by
and with the consent Of the Senate, a register
and receiver OF the public moneys of the
United States for said district; and said of GERS
shall reside in the place where the land on ce is
located, and they shall have the same powers
and receive the same emolumehts as are or nav
be prescribed by law in relation 10 land Off GERS
OF the United States in other L rritories.
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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DIE ID.

ACTON, After long and painful vi ness which
she bore with Ohri tisn fortItude, M AIRY &, wife
Of James h. Acton, IN the All year q her age
The vsice 81 this instructive scene
Msy every heart OOey;
Nor be the faithful warning vain
Which calls 10 watch aud pray.
Funeral this afternoon at 4 O'Clock, from 1hrist
church, Navy Yard.
McCAULEY. On the2 6th inst, THOMAS BEN-
TON, son u W. n. AID Virginia McCauleT, aged
] year and months.
SULLIVAN. At $40 this morning J. r. SUL5I-
VAN, SOB of. J. and Mary L. Sullivan in tho IA
year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funersl from the residence OF his pa
rents, no. 2st South A street southeast, on We'd
Desdsy, the 29th, az O'Clock. Services 20 take
place al st. Peters church, Capitol Hin. 20
WILSON. On the morning Of the 2ssh instant,
81 O'olock a. m. after short Out panfal illness,
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc invited
20 sitepd the funeral from hes late residence, 6I
g. n street, on Wednesday, 39th instant, At O'Clock
J.. m. It
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1Most babies due Of starvation.-SRirle

- Most babies die OF starvation.-ShirleV
Dare.
6-A part of picnic programmes in Alabama
is distribution OF prizes to the best dancers.
S-Hote- shavers succeed financially because
they stake so much interest" In their business
~ Masked and fancy dress balls supply sum-
msr Amusement in aristocratic London society
- Mr.. Gilligan, of Berlin, CT, left his pipe
nest hiding in haymow. Loss, $500.
1To secure q scowl of perfect disgust from
woman, tell her that caterpillar is crawling
on the back OF her dress.
gBaltimore has improved upon, or rather
supplemented, the children's excursion business
by giving old folks excursions.
ga Stark county (nl.) woman committed
suicide, the ether day, because no circus COM
pany had visited her vicinity for two years.
ga st. Louis paper thinks that there il
Patnos IN the title OF the song, DADDY have You
ga male Indian, dressed as a 40 uaw Is fire.
quently seen in Virginia City. He is compelled
to wear female attire as a punishment tor cow
ardice.
- wCrkmen, while digging we'll at New
Haven, Ind, on Friday, struck a vein of Oil at
eight feet. The fluid is equal to the best coal
~The last sweet thing in hats has q brim
that turns up behind and curves over toward
the front forming q sort of arbor in which a
peck Of flowers is placed.
ISays the Springfield Republican: "New
orchestra chairs have been placed in the gal
Of the Congregational church." That may be all
right, but 1t looks queer.
1Calvert King, . contractor for the 4th
avenue, N. Y. City improvement, IL charged by
coToner's jury with causing the death of q
lsborer by neglectirg to ascertain the condition
Of the tunnel where his men were working.
@The Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey
sailed for Europe on Saturday on the steamer
Villede Paris, accompanied by Bishop Bacon,
OF Portland, Maine. He will be absent about
two months, and will visit Rome and have IN
interview with his Holiness the Pope.
~only think OF the devotion Of q Missouri
lover, young farmer at that, who lately went
down an abandoned well TO recover his sweet
hearts bonnet, which had blown there. He was
taken tout dead, with the thing OF frills and
flowers clasped tightly TO his face.
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DROPOsALs FOB SUPPLIES.

CONPrRoLLsR's OFFICE, u. o.,
CoLUN BIA BCILIIN6, EoBT-GHf-1 H1J Street,
ynly Is, 1874 }
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the O smptrol,er of
the District Of Coumtis, will be received until on
% O'Clock On MONDAY August B. 1874 tor furnish
ing pplies - Fse for the of the Public Schools,
Fire Department, Police D. partmeLt, Surveyor s
Office, Register Of Wills Office, and for Columbia
Bulldog,
l,7tO tors Egg, Furnace, sni Chestnut Coal;
80 cords best bakers Pise Wood;
rs cords p-iDe Oak Wood.
The coal 20 De best quality white ash, and ,240
pounds 10 tire ton. To be delivered at such times
and places ordered by the boards of the public
schools az by the proper officers Of the several de-
ailments named above.
About rs Of coal and 20 cords Of wood will have
70 be deliye ed in the county public schools, add
about 81 tors C coal and Is cords OF wood TO public
schools in GeoI getOvD and $50 tons OF coal aud 50
ceTds Of wood at the alnshoa.e.
The right IL reserved to reject any or all of the
bids, II deemed advantageous to do so: also, to in
crease diminish the quantity herein stated with
oct aftctir the contract price.
Failure 20 fii order will be 81 the risk and
pense OF the coptT actor.
By order Of the Commissioners.
GEO. z. BAKER,
Comptroller District of CDlamsfa.
JOHN r. VINsON,
Iyf5T SO ,5lSau1s3 Auditor District OF COlumbis
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lGBNERAL NATURE-No. GIL
AN ACT 10 create two additional land dis
trfPtS In fat of

thASS III Sldlc Vi haDSAe.
re enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seHtGttres Of the United States If America an Con-
gress assembled, That all the western portion of
the state OF Kansas, included Is follows TO wit,
commencing At the northeast corner of town
snip ten OF range sixteen, and running thence
west TO the western boundary OF the State;
thence south, along said bou ndary line, TO the
fourth standard parallel; thence east, along SAID
parallel line to the southeast corner of Rush
county; thence north 10 the place of beginning,
be, and hereby Is, constituted a new land dis
sTtct, TO be called the western land district.
SEC. 2. That all the western portion of the
State OF Kansas, included as follows 20 wit,
commencing at the northeast corner Of Barton
county and running thence west TO the northwes
corner OF said county; thence south to the south
wet corner OF said county; thence west along
fourth standard parallel line 20 the western
boundary OF the State; thence south along said
boundary Line TO the southern boundary OF the
State; thence east along said boundary line 70
The southeast corner OF Barbour county: thence
north TO the place OF beginning, be, and hereby
u, constituted a new land-district, TO be Allied
the Arkansas Valley land district; and shall, in
addition, include in the district the lands living
IN Rice and Reno counties.
SEC. B. That the President, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, is hereby au-
thOIized TO appoint a register and receiver for
each OF said districts who shall disc ge ike aud
similar duties and receive the same am0uat Of
compensation allowed 70 other officers disch arg
ing ike duties in other land Off ces Of said State
Approved, june 20, 1874.
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Il ENGINEER OFFICE,
L. 10. l2O Pearl STREET,

BJFFAL0, n. Y, July Is, 1874
sealed Prop sails, IN duplicate. will be received al
THIS ttlee until ~ O'Clock noon, SATURDAY
august ls3i, for furnishing materials and labor
tor the IMPROVEMENT Of the following rivers and
EarbOrs, VIZ.
Monroe, neutrality-suspicious. $1,000, con-
tfnging the renewal Of the canal revetTIents
Toledo. Ohio, 75eu0-DredginR sand AMI clay
sandusEy CITY, Ohio, S25,UOo-Dredging sand and
Black River, Onto, $40 COPPER erte-sion.
kOSky RIVER, Ohio, : i0,CV0-Picr extension
Cleveland, Ohio, Ssl.5so- b pairs 70 piers
Gracd Biser- OHIO, S2n ,009-PIsr extsnsfoa
Ashabuls, OHIO, S35,0U-PieF exteo sion
DuHkirk- New York, 35.O1e-DriliinE, blasting,
ans TemeN ing rock snd breakwater exteusion
Separate bias mnst be submitted for each har Dor
pIds from iron ceslers for each and every item of
roE material, Tor any all Of the harbors ad FER
tbed, Will .. entertained Other bidders are re-
Quired 10 bid each and every item Of ali the other
classes. 0A
TEs responsible bidder whose aggregate is the low
est nav eS peCt the award.
Detailed sysc ,hcAtoBs, bills of materials instruc.
ions Tor b idsrs, and printed forms upon which all
cstion 10 his fflce. -PS-
Envelopes enclosing bids must be endorsed with
name Of the harbOr to which they refer.
q. Z. BLUNT,
Engfu \ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-28

SUPPOSED MURDER BY AN UNKNOWN Boy
Thos. Barrett, aged Is, died at Bellevue hospi-
tai He was taken there an the 23d instant
from the house of detention, TO which place he
wss committed on the 9Th instant by Justice
Flammer, as witness in the case OF one Sleyiu
and two or three others charged with grand
larceny. The police surgeon who attended him
said he was suffering from peretonitis, superin-
duceC by an oven dose OF blackberries, but the
boy short time before his death said he had
been kicked in the stomach by another boy
whose name he did not know. The body was
taken to the morgue, and Deputy Coroner Lee
will make post norton examination.-N. 7.
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