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Wednesday, October 4, 1876.

Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
With the old advantages Of . sound Classical and
Commercial Ecucatou, the Directors of the College
offer to their patrons the additional AdvAn
tages OF tirstclass building entirely new and much
superior the formor College in point Of ventilation
arI Bugement and accommodation.
Tho Professors being members Of n Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itseIf to the
Education Of youth have their favor the great I'D
they based upon Religion Morality
Snd has fot ts aim not only to adOrn the minds their
their hearts the esteem of virtue aud practical Low
for the dute5 they win have discharge In afterfe
Courses the Preparatory the Classical and the Com
rnercia The Preparatory course lasts ONE year and
il intended 10 the younger students for higher
The CLASSICAL Course lasts yeara, and
braces all the branches Of thorough Collegiate
University Education. At the end Of the sixth wear
those who give proofs of the regulate knowledge In
ciencs in Mental and NatuTaI Philosophy CbemIstrv
and tho higher branches of Mathematics entitled
TO the degree of A. Il. bachelor Of ArtsJ
The Degree Of Master Of Arts "a. M Is awarded Il
ply and Science in the College, who have passed
years in the practice Of learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years and
embraces all the branches usually taught in Commercial
Colleges. The third year of this corresponds to
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy ard
Chemistry the bers of the Graduating olass
The age of AdmissiOn Is from nine TO fifteen years
and be admitted one must previously know how 70
road and write.
TERMS FEg SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee FIRST year only ..---..-...-..0 IS w
Board, IiVion and Washing, payable hall yearly,
and IN adVahce'- 800 OC
Medical ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL %
BED and Bedding - %
Circulars can be obtained by addrsssinE the
PRESIDENT OF SP2IhG HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS
Corner BAronne and Common streets, New 0rleans,
p. POURSIHE, College Agent,
eoi275iy If0 aFavieF street., NOW orIaans.
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EDUCATIONAL.
INFANT SCHOOL.

Oh the First Monday Of October the Ssters Of Chris
tan Charity having charge Of ST. HENRY's PARo-
CHIAL SCHOOL, of Berlin and Live Oak
streets Sixth District, WILL in connection with their
school, open
INFANT SCHOOL
tKiSpXEGAhTsN)
for children o. both between the ages OF three
and six years,
The Sisters will bestoS motherly the
children oonfded to their charge, and part them
such knowledge children of that age capable of
receiving.
For further particulars apply to ths Ss,ers Convent
Terms moderate. within the reach OF the poor
eet- self
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EDUCA- ONAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
~
MN A C U LATE CON CEPTION
Corner OF Common and BAronne streets.
NRw ORLEASS.

This Literary Iasttution by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees Ia
Quoted by the Fathers of Society Tho build
tngs well adapted for educational purposes. A
courtyard entry out of from the street ioI
recreation from the arrival the pupla 13s
A. n. till their departure at p they oOnsta lily
setlnded and superintendent.
The Course OF Instruction 10 three fold: Preparatory
CONNIE re al and Classical.
The Preparatory Courso Ia for beginners.
The Commercial Course ID for thGse students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course Is for those no desire TO have
complete education.
French Is taught the three courses.
Students are not admitted unless they know how 70
read and write
The moral aud students IL the
esd ny object % the Instructors.
Fver m"nth report - sent t" p"rcuto, stating
! 'gN'I. progress rank in rlN4s and att ndance.
! E',e s"ad"ntiuai yea h.gaS the First Monday
! =: J:t9pe- aud clos"s towards rh- end Of July.
TERMS.
| Entrance Fee. E.
Collegiate Course, payable In adv And IN United
| States cuTT-ICJ. t~U mruths, e3n.
| Preparation I orrsN 81
| myi476Iy r GAUTRELRT. President
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MOUNT SF. MARYS COLLEGE,
FMMITTSBURG, MD.

Regular Session begins September 5, 1876.
The Courre embraces Collegiate Preparatory and
Junior Departments; last named is in separate
building.
Arrangements have been made with the Sisters of
Charity of Nazareth to take charge of the domestic
department of the College.
Send for Catalogue.
REV. JOHN MCCLosKEY, D. D.,
auS7 I'm President.
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ct. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND COTEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOU sIAEA.

This College Incorporated by the State Of Louisiana
with the pivPg. OF comforting Academic Degrees IN
conducted by tue FArhsrs OF the Society of Jesus.
The ul4u braces the ordinary courses
Science Literature aud Com merce the came they
are taught in OF Jesuit College,
The next session will open October Cd.
TERSs:
Board Tuition Washing aud Stationery, per year t2S
Entrance ifor tbs hrst only
Medic
Bed and Bedding when Furnished by the College.
Payments must be made half-yeArly In advance.
For further particulars apply to
P. POURSlHE 4 CO.. Agents,
aaI3Tsiy 40 Gravier street, New Orleans.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns Of ST. Dominic.

The duties of this Insti.ution will be resumed on the
First Monday in SeptembSc.
The system Of education embraces History. Geo
graphy the EnGfsh and French Languages and Litera
ture, Rhetoric. Mathematics, Book eepipg, Natural
Philosophy, Logic. Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epistolsry Correspondence
and Composition; also to Tapestry EN- brodery, Plain
and Ornamental Needlework
Lessons III Painting and wax.vork form extra
charges
Lessons in Vocal sad Ipstf1mentai Music by
Professor. an27 IL
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ST. VINCENT'S HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

The Rev. Fathers of Eoiy Cross In charge of ~
Home having completed eKtensIon Of tho buildings
few boys, having parents guardians able TO pay
small sum for their board and education will Le re-
csivod Those under twelve years ago will DO kent
at school at the Home and those over twelve ysars
will be sent to Holy Cross Model Farm, where they
will he employed half tho day the and the other
half at school.
Apply to D. p. SEAMAN President
mhI2 rorr,or $780,.
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The government throughout this establishment 10
their nstructreRses Recreation. table, dormtories are
the for all. In short. evsrythng tends pro-
saote Attectouate onion between the Sisters and
young ladies interested to their motherly care.
The instruction il thorough and solid and in harmony
with the requirements of society The compTiso
both English and Frenchl an the branches of know
lodge cutiva at the present day Each language
taught by natives of respective countries, to
cure correct pronunciation.
The acsdemical year closes with public exhibitions.
and distribution of emit ms to which parents
Sited
Education is here the object Of special atten
9olicitude. Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suason alone, the Sisters of St. Joseph
vor to inculnate principles of solid piety, reqniTo
strict observance of polite ard amiae department
frst feelings of respect and affection towards
Pupils of all denomina tion6 are admitted.
NoTA.-DurDR the bathing season, the Boarding
School moved TO the Bay St Louis whore the Sisters
of st. Joseph have fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows:
BeGrdinR, per three months. .to4 90
Weshing, '' " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 o.
Music Lessons and Use OF Instrument % 90
Singing Lessons w
DrSWlnR LeSsons v ~
Needle work all 10 varieties golden embroidery,
artificial flowers IL taught to the boarders without extra
charge.
For further particulars address, superioresH of the
Academy of the Sisters of st. JoSeph Box 1911 New Or
leans" or, II more convenient, apply to
THOMAS LAYTON.
de3S u ly &. ID. ELDER SgsTt
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. MARYS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La,

SituateG the M'ssssippi River Sixty Miles ab.,
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, inoor
porated 10y law Of the Legislature and enpow
grant diplomas and dsrSress, will open TUES
DAY, October 81 1876. 1t 10 under the direction
OF the Mart Fsthers who form u soc!ety specially do
voted TO education College Point Convent Landing
are convenient and regular landing places for steamboat
going 10 and returning from New Orleans.
Payable in U. :. currency half yearly In atvRnosi
BOARD, tuition washing and stationery, per OF
hve monlhs SlSe
Doctors fees ami medicine In ordinary OF Ill.
ness tfor aittI Cer annum 10
Washing per annum 81
Entrance fee TO be paid only once 10
Extra Charges
German or Spanish 25
Uee of Philosophical Apparatus and Chemicals.. lC
Vocal hUaio at Professors charges
Violin OF Piano, with of instrument month
Use of Instrument and music lessons brass Band)
Z, per snnum p
School Books Stamps and other school neoessaries,
at current prioeS
Bedding. when provided by the College, por nnnuin Il
| N BAH music lessons be paid for monthly
| IN advance.
His Grace the Most Re Arch bishop OF New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy of Al-isrS-
For further details apply to tho Rev. Presldcut s.
tie College,
MIR. p. POURSINE,
0c2i Is ~ No. 40 tiravier street. New OrleAnh
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
or
n Q LT Q f O s
NEW IBERIA ATTAKAPAS, LA

This Instit u;oD. under the sped patronage of His
Grace, TIE Most Rev Archbishop Perche, and condu
ed b. Clergy Of the Archdoceae Is delightfully."-
-itnAted the banks or the Bayou T=che of the
healthy and picturesque localities OF the state.
addition the benefits n hris Educ alton. IL
promises a thorough instruction in the different
branches OF Commerce..
Boa-d Tuition, etc per
Washing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
Entrance Fee, first year only 10
The Scholastic the 18th OF September
and end- the 18th of July.
further Information apply at the Morning Star
Office, O address above. aug
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THE LOCQUET-LEROY
N. O. Female Collegiate Institute,
2SO.-- Camp Street. 2SC
Between Calliope and PoeyEsrre.

The Sixth Scholastic Year of this TnStitute will
MondaN, So ptember 4th Ie76. The course OF
study, English and French, embr all the branches
of solid instructlon. The prCe OF tuition in both
languages for day scholars from 6 to Ri2 per
month according classss hoArders $40 per
MONTH SsO per quarter payable Invariably in
Especial attention will be given pupils preparing
for First Communion under the direction of priest
appointed by His Grace the Al this Diocese
For further particulars Apply the PRINCIPAL Nine
S Locquet Leroy, by letter, PostOi Box 1870.
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ST. VlNCENTS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
AT DONALDSONVILLE, La.
i,nN MI

This institution located In the ahov" haalth.
little villa GO situated tho junction of the MiAss
slpp and the Bay Lafonrche. 1t is accessible
will find for their daughterr in this Inetitu-
ton ali facilities for Chriatan and refined eduon.
ton the of insruoon being tho Hame az that
purnucd at St Joseph's academy, EmmettsburS Mary.
land, Of which it Is n branch. Tho buildings and
grounds spacious and commodious
In consideration OF the changed condition OF the
Sonfh she have been retueed 20 nearly haprtce
The academic Ia d vided into two se-sOns OF i've
months each the first commencing September LIST, and
the second February ist
TERMS-Payablo In Advance:
Board and Tuition, including washing endfng
bed and bedding per session. 70 "
Or, per annum..-.- leo ~
French language. 10 "
Tapestry, Painting, etc, extra charges
Music, Piano. ut Professor's price.
Books and Stationery, at current pricos.
For farther particulars, referonces be made In
pernon tho different Institutions New Orleans,
by letter To the Sisters at D"naidsonvi" iyS 6m
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
Near Govanstown, Baltimore Co, Nd.
Condnctod by thu School Sisters of NOtre Dame.
This Iuati;uton la most desirably located three mes
north of Baltimore, and Ia provided with every aooes
for health and comfort Tho system Of education
| Dursued Ia designed develop the mental moral ana
\ accomplished aud useful members of society.
In the regular which includes the Germ An
nnd French languages the number OF puptls Is liteo
| 4" i4l. Partor Roarders or young afin" WHO desire
! private Rpar' -. uumb.r limit ed 10 T.
Young ladies vhpse health requires sp'csl privileges
can be- odated at frat cla-s country residences
located grouu d.. provided fifteen positive appu
| cAtions made before tho 25th Of August
For particulars send for Catalogue j}9Sm
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SAVED PER CENT.-By calling on Or. l..
A Thurber corner Common and Derbigny streets, for
all dental operations.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL,
NEW IBERIA LII.

The plan Of this Institution combines together with
the valuGSie Dement'S of Christian education every
1sAe Tan es @ %
branch of science suitable to their
in the Select Female Schools eff louisiana
Board and Tuition per Academic year---.---sl7e 90
Payable in ad Sance every quarter. AZ 20
Entrance Zee to be paid only 10 o.
Piano lessons and use of the instrument per
sei75m :"
JJRSULINE ACADEMY,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
This IHsSithtion resumed it's scholastic exerciees
Monday, September 4, 1876.
Tho buildings have been exteneively repaired and
ovated insurpE greater convenience and comfort
to the pupils.
Pupils received any time during the year.
For particulars address
seIo1m MOTHER SUPERIOR.
ST. JOsE2H'$ CONVENE,
Garner Of st. Philip and GAlvcz.
Tie reoponi1g of the Scholastic Session will take
place the 18th Of September
PG'ents who have a desire for the Of
their children earnestly soIicted send Istm
the Exed tine
E4Y ST. LOCIS.
Two Sisters of this Academy will remain in the city
until tho 18TH to receive and take under their charge
those pupils whose parents will be unable acconT any
them a the stated tiJne.
They will to tho Bay by the first train the
18th of September. seH Il .
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INSTITUTION THE SISTERS or ST. JOSEPH
Corner St-Philip and GalE eE streets
New Orleans.
And Bay st. LOUIS the Sen Shore.
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,
ST. LOWS, MO.
Under the Direction OF the Jesuit Fathers.

This Iu"ritUtou affords every facility 10th for a
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL EDUCATION
TERAs:
Boar d tn tion per annum .e2sO
The FOrth-rIghtn Session will open
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1876.
For Catalogue or particulars, address
Rev L. BUSHART, 81,
Au2u On President.
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Cyl. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLEen
BAY 81. LouIs MISSISSIPPI

This InstitutIou chartered by the State LsEihiatuna
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Sacred Henrt
has been in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
situated the of the Bay commanding An eXo
view OF the GuE and AhOrding all the
Of the breeze and bathing in the summer its spen
did great Indictment heAlthful oTerCiS.
and for tn pupils The Commercial Co1rIo
oomprses all ths breaches Of good Rlisb eduoScr
Board and rpition, per session payable half yearly
advance $50
W aching per sssiUn---.- Is 10
Bedding per session, toptiOnAl .---.....-.-. 20 Os
Doctor
Vacation II spent st the institution -..-.- 80 90
EXTRA CuARsEs:
Plano and Violin, per month, each..---...-... 90
Use Of Piano, per J so
Eiute per month 90
Brace Instrument, per month. - / 90
Spanish and German languages per month oaah.. 90
Fer farther particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRTEI.
nys 1917 uiEsstar q ths csEsea
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
LET. Jo5ErH'RI
WEAR MOBILE. ALA

This ION established InStitntion favorsGly known
70 the people of the South will enter ts Forty
fifth SchOastic
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nOwNMAN q GREEN, Auctieneers.

TBUsTEE IS SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL EsTAIE ON SOUTH SIDE OF d,
sisTiNG or THRkE NEW TWo,sToKY
BRICK DWELLINGS: Also, yALUAR Bile
BUILDING LOT On SOUTH SIDE OF b,
MAR lsI sTnEET SOUTHEAST, (rkONT-
I'D ID. 1875, and duly record in Lioer No
IA, folio 343, one Of the land records for the Dis
trlct OF Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
TUESDAY April 4th, A ID, l576, at O'Clock m,
the following OF of ground situate the city of
Washin eton, In said District 10 wit l. numbered
twenty one t-l,D IN ssCale numbered ten hundred
merits lhereon-three new two story brick ID sell
1nss Tn Sc Houses, with ground attached, will be
sold separately.
piece or parcel of ground situate in said city and
District and known a. psft of lot numbered seven
teen az, In -quaTe numbered seven hundred and
thirty two t731D ard bonn led follows, viz Be
ginning for same south street twenty (al feet
eastwerd from the northwest corner of said 10: and
rupnil thence east along said street renty tzO
aiey, the nee weet along said alley fifteen (lsl feet
the &c north twenty five 2sl feet g.. inches thence
west nve ~ feet, ard thence north seventyfour t7
feet N inches 10 the said street and place OF be
ginning.
Terms of sale: one-third cash (of which s75 On
each bouse- and the lot must be paid time Of
snIe', and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
month"; In equal payments, to be- secured by pur-
from day Of sale until paid, and deed OF trust ON
the property sold Convey ancing and records s at
purchaser C st. lfItrms OF sale not cCmpl ed
18th In six days after sale the trustee the
fault VIM r. HOLMAN. Trustee,
nariS-d No. 1921 street mort Invest
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~Life is too brief TO fool away, and eve
man should improve the short time be b
TO live by proving 10 the pablo that IL
clothes pin Is crowded too hard on the line
will split in the back Fulton Tunes.
Fashionable lady coming out of churs
"What powerful sermon j was never
fore so impressed with the duty and priv
eye or giving freely. am determined 10
better and 10 send this very week anoth
SILK dress TO my daughter"
sVA Washington shoemaker has secur
ole OF Mrs. BelkDap's boots, which IL now
exhibition in his store. It's a thrilling sig
10 see woman whip Out tape line, VIII
the shoemaker's back Is turned and measu
that boot BROOKLYN Argus.
~Danbury News There was a very 1T,
boy wading up 10 his knees. almost, in I
slush on Summit street, Friday afternoo
when passing gentleman said 20 hil
why amt you 10 school young ma
T" Cos We got the hoopin' cough" he q
planned.
pY-Norwlch Bulletin: EYES," he sal
dreamily, "we grope in darkness now. Y
stand on the verge OF infinity but try in va
10 bridge IL with the soul yearnlngs that DC
sess u.s." "Nes," she remarked, THAT
minds me; wish you'd leave one OF yo
Old night shirts out for pattern"
~Two drunken hunters In Nevada saw
Cbinaman washing gold dust In a creek a
made q target OF him with their rifles. D
fired and missed. "You always ought TO al
above the mark when it's so far or" o.
The other. "See how do it," He was @
rect In his theory, and successful in his Illu
tratlon. the Chinaman fell, mortal
wounded.
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ED.

C0sN0R. On the NOR aing Of March %, 1875,
i o'clocE, WILEY CoNNOR, only son OF Mich
and srg.ret OOnnor, aged Is years, months Q
The funeral will take place from the residence
his pe rents lt15 G street Dorrh west. on Thursdl
3th, at 1h .. m. Bs timore sua please COPY I
CUNNINGHAM. On March 20, 1876, 81 o 'cIo
Am, JAMES GEfTYs O. SSISSBAM, IN the s5th y,
q his fge
HE reistives and friends are requested 90 ate
the fuDers at the residence OF his brother In IL
b. II TTunnell, corner let and b AZ cite SITS Geou
town, Friday, at4 o clock m. lkepl
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nNhuSTkk Is SALE.

BIZ virtue Of a certain deed OF trust bearing
cate July LIST, 1902, and duly recorded I'm Liter
T. No folfos Sal in tue land Of the cocnfy
of Alexardris Vas and at the written req uest the
psrty .rcur will sell. at public auction, in front
Va, on MONDAY, the Sd day Of A pril. 1876. at {
O'Clock m, to satisfy the slsece due and imp AID
said deed II trust which 10 500. with intsrzs
seven lI) per cent per snnum from November 70.
is1., me psrty descsfeed IN ssld deco q trust
Der g. 1871 recorded among the said land records OF
~ Of Aie1shdria, Va, about two miles westerly
fso% the n. A9useqot 1risee know n e. sp.ins Hill
eleven acres. improved BIZ . comfortable two story
Frame Dwelling, about go fruit trees aud 20 grape
CO, dition.
Terms: Cash. slco viii be required Of the pur-
purchaser cost II the terms Of sale not fuliy
eo@piied With In one yeek from the day OF SALE the
Trustee the right resell the property 1t
the risk and cost Of the dsfaultng purch Aser, after
OLIvER COX, Trustee.
nssl-1tawtd ". WILL0VQaey, Atternsg,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF A COLLECTION OF

omr, From a private library, in various depart
hAAVmepts OF literature, comprising Copies of
@A Choice English aud American editions of
standard wurts, mo lily new and ia extra bind 1gs;
a number of handsomely illustrated Publications:
rare cid Books, etc. etc au in good condition, TO
be cod at auction rs, southwest cornsr Penn
8 lvanis .yenus and 18th street, MOSDAY and
TUESDAY Evenings. April 81 and 4th sale
to comm ence at 1880 CLOCK precisely
Terms cash. (nAr15l THOS. DOWIING, Ant
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

June q. 1874. ~. 8. Statutes, vol Is, page ms
there will be sold q auction 20 the highest bidder,
rial of al kinds contained In the Old jail Buildings
Waits and Fence, located in Judiciary Square.
The material TO be entirei removed within thirty
days Alto, sale. len per cent, Of the purchase
money will be required on day of SALE the balance
before work of r. NOV ipS mat rial il nenc5t.
o. 4. b ABCOCk, Del. OF Engineers, o. s. A.
MARI 3awSw TH0S BOWLING, Auct.
Rep. and Chron
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PROPOSALS.
.RGPOSALS FOB ICE.

Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHJNGTOS, g., March "A, 1876.
eeeleo Proposals to furnish Ice for this pspsrt
mtnt for oLe year from ami after March 81, 1916,
Will be received until DooE April /, $50.
The Ice 10 BE- furnished must be KenCebee Ice OF
the best qualify Ics equal thoTe.o clear and free
r. snow, dirt other impurities, TO the satisf.c
ton OF the receiving officer and to be delivered in
su, h quantities and such times aud places as may
be requested
To be weighed by the Treasury scales. nnd 10 be
paid for monthly. upon proper vouchers audited
and approved in due form
Bids must be at price per ton of 22iO full pounds
to the ton.
eeposit of $500 United States currency las
bord-l must accompany each bid security that 1t
unsuccessful bidders after the award of the con
tract and 10 be retained security the contract
OF the successful bidder.
The right 70 REJECT or all bids, to waive de-
iects II II Is deemed TO the interest OF the government
to 90 so. Is reserved.
Bids should DO Endorsed proposals for Ice" and
addressed to A Il WILSON
Chief Clerk Treasury Department
mar4-6t IChr6 Rep,tal