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~ EW BOOhS
QUEEN MARY. By alfred Tennvs5n ...-... 81 5,
TIRE ORIGIN AND ANTIQUITY OF IN
CRAVING. b. ". :. Baker. an. Illus
lfaied.- = 90
TIE FRENCH AT HOME. b. Albert
JO'ELlN'S MISTAkE. PRper.............-. IS
TIE LADY SUPERIOR. b. Elza r. Ballard 5.
For sale by
nOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers.
JtS u inls PENNsyLvAssa AvENuE.
THREE FEATHERS, Novel. by wm Rlack
suthor 81 The Princess of Thuie,n receives.
and for sale AZ
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Corner "a street and Pennsy lVanis avenue
Man and Beast, Here anc Hereafter: uus,ratedhv
more than three hundred original anecdotes b.
Rev. G. Wood. -
The Odd Trump. \ Novel.
Mics hovel, ny Victor GherbuIfez.
Blank Book, Paper, Envelopes and everything IN
the Stationery Tine Tor sale AZ
msy2l-r SHILLtNGToNS BOOKSTORE
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1AA rALBOTT H0USE
bAhSEsVlLLk, MONTGOMERY co.

In, ne d II nsNing leased the above named
accommodations TO Ladies and Geutlemeu wbo re
oesrous 10 spe d the summer months in the country
The air IL pure, being located near the Sugar la,
Mountain. IL also commands an extended view %
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surroundine
couutry. Fishing and hunting ia abundance Co..
s'cerabr improvements have been made 10 the hniit
Ing since last summer, such o. bath room &C M 4,
about half mile from Barpesy Tile d. not on 4 he Ne
ropoil.sn kallroad and one hours ride on the car.
from Washington, u. &. S~a'
Children under IL and ants half price For FIR.
thsr information apply 70 or address O. A BAL
Iva, barne7yiue, Montgomery CO., Nd, mig tSls
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DIR. {. w. BENSoNS Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly To cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleeplessneSs, and will cure any case. Price
30 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co, 4S0 Penn
sylyania avenue, Washington. 6Ieoi:
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annuin on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 TO A. SATURDAYS.
to and to8 Et3 ItfI6
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EMERSoN'S CALIFORNIA MINSTREIs had
good audience last night at FOrd's Opera
House, considering the hot weather and
their performances deserved all the good
things said of them in other cities. The stars
mentioned in the advertisements were an
on hand, and the music was good and the
witticisms fresh. Only two more nights.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJEMoIB or DR. GUTHRIE, nov oomple,c. Z
W. volumes.
Queen Mary. a Drama. By Tennyson.
\ Summer Parrish a. Henry Ward Rrechsr
Hymnsl and Csnticles, with Music. Gn1drirh
The Abbe Tigrane. Candidate fOr the PAp.l char
Birds and Seasons q New England. Wilson
HsRg
The Green Gate. From the German. 81 Mrs..
Mister. For sale by
wM BALLaNrYNE.
leSo tr Az Seventh street
NEW BOOKS -wrikhts Principis. or Basi. a
Social SCienc'. .-..--..... - ID
knglish Gipsy soDgs, by Leland, Palmer &
Tue keT... o.. .............- ....-.... IL. . =,
hrSsinskl : ndiN ine Comedy and other Poems 2 IS
havsush. John nrrri-u ............. -. 4 =
Rhodes The Frei en- at Home ................- 1 ~
Pollard LADY Superior -
Ioulte, Nv the author OF Vera. -. =,
Tenuyson's Queen NAry ......-......... I -
Spenders Jucelyns wisteke................... . IS
Kingston Ohphant's nukc and the scnoiaf... ~
narwin's Descent of Man. New sditton... 4 ID
All the popular Hand books Of Travel f,r An.ri
Can and Foreign fgur~.
A lar Ce lot Novels rcd need 70 q cents, at
>0IpNoNS CHaPMa<.S
Agents lawrence " Pure Linen Papers.
le5otr Sli Pennsy D. anis avenue
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mont VIZ ~ ,,OI>f.

YeRY FROM ROYAL. "a.
&s.Il On Manassas Railroad. Evening train
. avs Washington At .. Round trip tickets
from Washing on to Front Rpyal aud return. cost
50 rs Apply TO J. ID. WILL No. 1912 9th street,
To- tickets
Boari per mont ........... ..-. : 20 20 stl
BOsrd per week $500. -. Id 10 <Is
jess St ~ ~ l. d. saXT0N & co. PropS..
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TIE CnURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-JU,ige H,upDHrcis
Yesterday, the case of Langdou agt. Evans
was continued to July 2ist aud the court al
jouTned TO Wednesday.
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PATENTs have been granted 10 residents
OF The District OF Columbia, bearing date
June j. lSsS. a. fOllOwS.-SamGel Il. Davis
improvement in hinges; Henry Barton. Inn
prOvement in truss bridges; John C.. Wall
and Cola LucingtOn. Improvement in shit
collars. Christopher Rlessner, trademark fog
summer furnaces.
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SellIng OF. Selling OF 4 at Cost.
$50 Linen Suits for Ladies.
$50 Linen Suits for Children.
400 Sun Umbrellas.
AT s. HELLER'S,
25:6 rs Market Space.
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REAL ESTATE SALE-B. III. Warner. real
estate bi keT and auctiOneer. sold yesterday
through r. ID. Cleary, salesman, lots So and
.. III block No n, In Hall & Holden's subdi-
vision Of Cottage Hill. ;" improved bva two
story Gothic cottage, 70 William Tyler, for
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II 10. zoe STREET.
~ DxSWx1N 1Sl - On eSIuss; I
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The Senatorial Fight Getting Hot
No Immediate Prospect of IA Choice.

A special to the Cincinnati Commercial
from Charleston, w. Va, on the lst INST,
saws the legislative Senatorial caucus
held q stormy session tonight. An at
tempt was made by Senator Dennis ana
Others to adjourn the caucus SINE "'S,
without nomination, and the result
wa, a number Of bitter and lntem-
nerate speeches from members, re-
nra.entip~ both sides of the
question. Senators Burdett, Walker and
Champion said that the motion came
with bad grace from Dennis, because he
represented d minor candidate, frlce,
when the combined vote Of Walker and
Camden could cross out the other candl-
dates: and this was a fire brand in camp,
and personalities and criticisms of candi-
dates followed amid great excitement
In the course of the melee Dennis said
that he did not think it possible for the
caucus to harmonic sufficiently for u
choice.
Mr.. Mason denounced the caucus as a
farce and monkey show, and freely lntl-
mated fraud and unlitncss Of character
for the Senatorship upon Camden and
Walker. saying he wanted new man IN
open legislature, and to dissolve the eau
Gus she die.
Mr.. Dennis further said that the eau
Gus was destroying the usefulness OF the
legislature. which had been in session
twenty days and yet not bill had gone
to the Governor for approval. During
the heat of the discussion several motions
were made, but one to adjourn to meet
tomorrow night passed with but little
opposition, to relieve the body OF the
dilemma into which the disagreements OF
members had thrown it.
The liberty Of the press was again
brought to the attention ofthe caucus by
a personal explanation by Mr.. o. ;. Long,
correspondent of the Wheeling REGIS
TER, recently denounced in caucus for
printing the rumorcd Jacob-Johnsonlan
conspiracy. Mr.. Lohg promptly 9c-
knowlodged that he was the man VINO
sent the report and claimed the right to
print current rumors us news.
Mr.. Miller spoke somewhat bitterly
against the use Of this right, and SAID
that it did not belong to the press.
The caucus had eight sessions
and has cast thirty-three ballots. The
last ballots was as follows: Walker -,
Camden &c, Brannon 10, Price s, scat
tering (.
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TuAT celebrated Book which is III the
possession of that lucky young lawyer i'll
Louisville and which has created such a
frorc, is likely to prove more valuable
10 him tRan would prize in lottery.
IT, as is stated, it Is really in two
volumes, containing much about tho
doings Of His Majesty, King George ~.
which thepresent reigning family in Eng
land wish suppressed, it is surely worth
more than a simple $1,000 in gold. When
Kings and Queens become very anxious,
they do not count the cost, and rather
than have the fair fame Of the anointed
hou-, furnished, they will certainly give
81, much as was paid Tor counsel fees IN
the Pacific subsidy case. 1.-THE young
man i, wise he will hold on for higher
prices
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
], B. UPP|NCOTT & cos
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANZ.

Written by himself. Embracing a F.-..
account OF his Ancestors, ana "A Afr.t..
graphy Of the first fifty years OF hI> In.
with "A continuous story of his later y-a-'
and the events of his times. From h..
original manuscripts, printed corr>r..r.,
deucr, and other writings. Now '.,-
edited by the Hon. John Bigr!.N 80.
Minister TO France. In three crown ~.
volumes, OF about so pages each. ~
Portraits from Steel. Price per vo.u..
Extra cloth, $3.50; library extra, s1r
cali, gilt, $50.
at any one should dispute the
this work 10 a place in contru .-.-.
literature, the answer IS NJ hauG . q.
facts of which Mr.. Bigclow presents l.r...
statement, and in the admirable m4l..r
in which he has carried il p.al -
execution. ~ J. Tribune.
I'VE know ONO volume which WrWu-.
more Willingly commend tn the srg,s ..
our fcllOw-citiZruS, young ana DIET. .U4.
those In which the LippiuopiiN hgN, given
us the raSult OF Mr.. Bigrluw'S pau>ra, us
researches into the life and churtrtrr Cd.
Benjamin Franklin. - Boston GDh.
The Hon. John Bigrluw. wei. known 30
diplomacy and journalism, has conferred
a real service on American literature, b..
his new edition OF the Life OF Fnuh.l.
p II Is one Of the best specimen, ..
book -making We have seen. Ne" }
Herald,
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generally
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TIE IIyEIIES.

And other short stories ~ Sarah IS
ter Kellogg. Win Irouu~pl,...
Paper. 80 cents.
Ihcsr stories are thoroughly ur..,.
brilliant and captivating.
THE Iiycli"s' is q sketch 81 dom.
lIf. mad" thrilling Dos 'ur Introduction
incidents OF I'M. great thlcrgn fr. 4.
,f,I1,hpf tn.
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TIE GERMAN EMpERORs

History of the German fmp'rug- ar.
their Contemporaries. Translated
the German, Hud Compiled nom Au'.
tie Sources. by Elizabeth Pcnl,r, uu..
uf"P"n pictUr'~u of Eurup".. " 300 u.I"...
Gus illustrations. NNu. Extra cloth. ...
In her goOdly NuiUm" Sl" hIr u..I. I
useful contribution 10 European ..r.....
The mechanical execution "t .W,.. .s
substantial ana handsome. ~,
I,is1SUH,yf
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tory resolutions that can be offered will
not tend to prevent our acting in accor-
dance with these ideas, and we believe
our course will be endorsed by the people
of this State, and the Democratic party
generally.
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TIE NEW HYPERION.


From Paris 10 Marty hy way uiih" Rhine.
By Edward ~trahau. pTutu-,ly Illustrated
with over ~ ltngruyIug~, nom d'~igur
.L> borraud uiht~S NNO. Extra cloth, h.t.h
and gilt orunm"ntailon. t'lli i". ,.'.'n.
Few works present such a combination
Of attractions - ar" embraced bon Obi. .Ir.
lightml volume. The adventure u' iEu.
Flrmmiug are told tn 20 most ..m..I.
style, while u rich Nuinui lumuf i,rf ..|,.,
the entire narrative, the lu'"r,>t boo HN...
is largely enhanced 10y tho Slrikua I..H.-
fT-IILmuS III InIl-. I'M .I.LLilI- IL ---.-
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BOUND RY HIS vows:

Or. At THE ALTEK. \ RUmuuco TUIm
the German OF j.. werner limo. N'H
edition, tinted cloth, PRINTED ornament.
ton, SIP.
"Tho tai" is well connected. Vigorous ANT
original Iu many particulars, "a, trans TO-.
ton fluent and free nom I0lum-. u ,rH
Ice commended 10 lovers Of good STORY.
IHH,uI Lphiu NyrfL Iuul,,flu.
"a story Of decided power ami merit
frvyy .yy...uuE.
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TIE MEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete new and family paper printed IN
West VIRGINIA. II will be sent 10 any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable prehi-
ums 10 CLUB agents and to subscribers.
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POLITICAL ETHICS. Hy Franco,

Der, Lid. NV anu NrNI>UU DIN
Edited by Theodore u. WoulSDy, IT..
Svo. vols. Extra cloth, SU.H.
This valuable standard work vii. ..-..--
new attractions to all intelligent I.......
from the fact that II has been careful .-
Visrd and edited 10y the cN-Prr>Idr. ..
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CHARTER

\ Romance. by Mary VI. M,Uu", uu'Hu.
uf"Nuulargr'> Legacy, ''lu ~IN Months.
l2mO. cloth, >l.u.
\ finely written aud thoroughly enjoy
able romano" Of English Iir:n book That
will be- sure 90 meet thu popular tJri" of
a. times
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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE,

HANDSOMELY lLLl STRNKfp
Being q series ui Sketches pf Travel boo
all Paris OF the World. with ~ iU>tu.
ilon>. SNu. Extra cloth, black uud gIf
COMMUNICATION, >1Ju.
\ very entertaining HuI INSTRUCTIVE" vol.
umc, rendered especially attractive hN Iis
rrpfg.,.. and handsome lIlri-f raj IONS.
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PATRICIA KENDALL,
4 Charming and Powerful Roman,
BY r.. LYNN LINTON,

Author of Lizzie Lorton," The On %
the Period, ""JoShua Davidson, etc. l-m..
Fine cloth, sl.7j.
1t II written in very clear, lively. an
interesting style, with pleasant rf'crN ,-
scene" OF satire and -pigrum rising ihruugt
II ike the niT-OcllS in champagne. anu
displays genuine humur ~ wei ~ keen
social observation. ~ London StIurddH H.
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WHAT 4 ROY 4!

Problems concerning him. ]. What -...
We do with Hm' ~. "lH' VIII h'aH H.'.
himSolf' III. Who is fp blame Tot fNrt.
sequences" BY Julia \. WILLIS IS '.
Frontispirc". Emo. Extra cloth, II H
\ book oistrrllu- worth, which mot OBI. "
boys. but everybody interested u N...
will rpuI with rur,. measure.
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GRAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

victims Ol great many H""PP'''''''
.ions. In the first place, they misappre'
bend. entirely the general province of
newspaper. 1t is the duty OF any paper
claiming to be an enterprising journaI
to ascertain and publish every article OF
news that is ahoat. Ofcourse reporters are
not more infallible, than ordinary NOR
tails or even than these members of the leg
stature; they are not possessed with pow
ersordivina,ion. to be ableto tell wheth
or such and such an article of news Is or is
not strictly true. All they can do is to
ferret out the matter AS far rs possible,
and report it to the best Of their ability.
This,was literally done in the case Of this
dispatch. Our correspondent te!egraphed
~ that such was the 'rumOr,' and said
distinctly, but know nothing certain
about it. That it was a matter OF gen
ersl news, i, attcsted by the fact that 1t
appeared in New York Richmond and
Cincinnati papers simultaneously with
the REGISTER and our correspondent
showed his excellent capacity AS Il CORE
spondent in finding out news which
these papers had likewise asccrtained.
In ,ha second place, they labor under
" very grave ''''"PP''''''>''" T,;
the duties o' P''.' ,I r. .hf.
'd'" seems 10 0' '''"' . ,;.n.. % oon-
nature >"''''' ~ 49, .,,...,,,,, u
'e"' '"' " '' -, . ;,s mart,
legged OF persons ''''' 7"I7 ~ '' ~
even '"'"H" ,'''' ' S.,
"e"Ne"''S :, ~ n,n,ocro,ic iour.
correct. w. ,''''' I,,'. :. boon tho
MAJ j. ~ - =, a,u.,. ,,ro
e''"''''''" ~ ~, r,;,he,I
''''' IL. - ;r.or..,s.
""'c" 'o-' , Sn','''' ao,,r5o,cn with
70 act ]" ..-..,;,.,,.
'''' ,,,. ,,.,,,, oLorac,ori.tf,s
.,,,.....i..l., Marty iorr-
-, ., .horof,re # WAS clearly our duty
-. elm r,,,,r tcndinr to destroy
-. ,,,,l rom. and cause the
';,h,r .,h.,ortiotcd or cy-
-,
/ ..,,....,.
|" '''' '.''', .i r',., Cha ,hoye ideas
were ''',,f 80 ,.",,,.,,,,.,,i.onrroherd
'"'! ,''''l CO..,
-" -, mo claim that we not
" .1..,.o.o ,owsrorer
'''' "''' .,,,.;uoonJ Jnyn,cJ
""u IL ,.,r.I, n,a,,cro,icnortv.
70 '"' VA, ''''7 ,,,ho,oh.,, the moan.
'"' w -, ,,,or,.o,,..so NOS.
-. "',"7 a,
~, -. 70. ,b,v mos, vebemontly
,.;,o AND siorderous report in
,;r,,1.,ior So Great a prominence had
=, h,. :, ,,.os ,.Ioororbed to the
-, norcrs Of the country, and vet
,,, r.. .b,., ,or,lonon wrr. in
It'll ignorance Of the mine over
which they were slumbering. 1t would
naturally have carrcd in size, until final
l.. :, would have reached an cnraged
constituency and oll the time the gentle
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WIIEbMOOIS

\ Novel by Florence Burckru I2mp.
Cloth, SOD
\ very pleasing romano" hN % southern
writer, who VIII doubtless win numerous
.IIlmLr.-I-s IN I'm. nInIulI nom MI LII nm
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FOR SALE
HAVE FOR RENT

GENERAL. GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
= in the Finh, Sixth and Eighth wards.
Also for sale, a number of desirable
Houses and Lots i'm tn" city, and Farms
and Wild Land in "A number OF states.
janIg j. b. HUGHES.
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FILM GROVE COAL.

rAurITES WISHING TO FILL THEIR
II r,oI hnuSes for the winter, can he
PROMPTLY supplied with this Excellent
Shan coal at low rates, by leaving "ruef>
nj either of my Feed stores.
mn>.n HARRY CALpM ELL.
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MARRIED.

OHNS-BLUE-On Tuesday, February
ID, 1875 at the residence of NJ. l.. OFT, Esq,
by Rev. ID. W. Fisher, GEORGE f.. JOINS 10
Miss EMMA BLUE.
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l. H. L0NGDON, A. Mu NJ D.
Physician and Surgeon for all
CHRONIC DISEASES
Requiring Medical Aid and Surgi.
cal Skill.

Every facility for accurate diagnosis and
Skillml treatment. More than JVU cases
successfully treated since locating in
Wheeling two years ago.
Every patient told exactly what his dis
ease i and whether II can Ice cured.
No case treated that cannot be cured or
permanently benefited. Hundreds Of the
best citizens of Wheeling nave proved the
efficacy of Or. LOngdOn'S treatment and
will testify TO his great practical skill, but
for which many who are now robust and
happy would be in the grave.
Catarrh, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Scrof-
ula and all diseases tending to tonSump-
ton cured in every case.
Special attention devoted to all those
grave and obstinate maladicS which the
common practice has Arrays JIilcd 10 cure.
DR.. LOnedon examines and treats more of
these ailments in q fcJr months than are
seen by the ordinary physician ia life
time.
The most hopeless invalid need not deS-
pair. Others rs bad aS you have been cured
and are now revealing in health.
Fees for consultation, examination, adj
vice and treatment within the reach Ofall
Medicines for all diseases by mail and
express 10 all parts Of the country.
NOTE-Dr. L0ngdon' office and residence
are at No. 1902 Eotl Strcct old jth,l opposite
the Cathedral. Jams
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PRoPo 9 q L g
FOR
Steam Heating Apparatus.

OtCoIi iiOothhy HPPoi oseS'
C,EAIED PROPOSAL FOR STEAM FIN
y TIRES, erected In complete running
order, tor heating. by direct radiation, tn"
new school buildln" OF the 2nd ana "rd
wards in tho city of Wheeling, will be re
cciv"d by IA" undersigned, clerk OF th@
Wheeling Board of Education, until 3
O'Clock J.. NJ, on Thursday, February 18th,
Dimensions of building, 20 feet 8 inches
by ~ feet 10 inches. Height, three stories
above the basement. Basement consists OF
four Rooms each - by 30 feet; main Hall ! I
! hyGi feet cross Hall by ~ feet; height Of
basement o feet. Steam Generators to he
located in the Main Hall ofbascmcnt.
ROOMS TO BIZ HEATED.
Isl Story-Four 10 Rooms, each twenty
five l2jl by thirty 30 feet. with Main Hall
fourteen IN by SiNty-four feet, and cross
Hall eight (Si by foriy-cight as feet; height
fStory thirteen and Il halt ll31q) feet.
"a SlOry-Four Rooms, each twenty-five
i2j) by thirty 30 feet one a. room over end
Of Main Hall in first story fourteen tlI by
eighteen u.s. feet; Main Hall fourteen lil
by forty-six feet, and cross Hall eight ~ 10y
! forty-eight i>iect height OiStory thirteen
and n half ll%l9 feet.
3rd StOry-Two . Rooms, each twenty
| five t2jl by thirty l.Hl feet; one a. Room
! Twenty-Five % by titty-four 81 feet. with
two u small rooms at one end. each twelve
! ~, by sixteen 10 feet, one ID Room four
| teen 10 by eighteen u.s. feet, over main
! hall below: Main Hall fourteen IA 10y
| forty-SiX lG feet, and cross Hall eight lSl
by twenty-cight .2Sl feet height of story
! fifteen and half $50 feet.
! Proposals, in order to have cOnSidcra-
! ton must be full and definite in the mat
! ter OF specifications, mentioning number
! and KIND of Generators; number, size and
| quality of RadiatorS-hOw placed, whether
| standing out in the rooms, or in rcceSSes i'm
| the WallS-SiZc and quality of steam pipes,
! particulars rs To rising mains, valves,
waste pipes, pipes for vcntiating shaft or
! fucS, and other needed fixture. The whole
| to be erected in perfect wOrkin. order
| Also naming the kind or kinds of fuel re-.
| quircd to bc used.
! Ample guarantees will be required
| against danger from explosion or other
| cause, as well as tor the complete and salts
! factory working of the apparatus, and
| against liability Ia get ont OF repair. Also
! that Il will he sufficient To warm all the
! rooms and hallsin the three stories above
| the basement, Ia a temperature of seven
| tyDTO degrees, Fahrenheit, in zero weather.
! The Board of Education reserves the
| right 10 reject amy oral bids. WritcupOn
! envelope Proposals for Heating Arpa-
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