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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-30
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, November 20, . p. NJ,
= Whcat-unchanged- Winter, los LIDO
lis i'd; Spring los a los lid;
California average, los 7d@t1s Cd;
California club, lis Gd@1ls lOd; Corn
old--5s 0d@5s 91G.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-30
NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK GRAIN.
New York, November 20, l2;10P NJ
Wheat-quiet-No. . Chicago, 81 36@$1 3S
No. 2, Milwaukee, 81 SO Red Winter,
VI 40@1 Az; No. Red Winter, 81 A
u; No. . Amber, 81 4Gll Corn
puiet-No. Q, 60. % 60 IA.
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CHICAGO, November 30, 10 100 A. NJ
Wheat December, 81 2l1G; Jan,
uary 81 91Ts@t 20.
Corn7lMay, 40 IS @ 1874; November
40 rs Oh December; 3o]9SS399S
Pork-January, $la IS % ee 171a
Oats-Dccembcr SO May,3G4 @S74,
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CHICAGO, November 80, /? NJ Wheat
December, 81 2l94; January, 81 234
Corn-May, 435S; November, 1914 ;
Oats Cash "a; January $3.50; Deem
Der, 3a8; May, 43& January sos;
Pork December, $40 60; November,
$40 iO@s10 Is; January, $l2 20.
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For SHoks AT old prices, go to A. Black,
Commercial avenue. tAy'a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-14

The following Is the description of the land
through which the track of the Northern
Pacific Railroad runs in Thurston County,
Washington Territory: Commencing at the
point on the soutn boundary Of section p.
township Is north, range 2 west, where said
Railroad enters ThurstOn County, and rum
ming thence in northeasterly direction
through the following described tracts OF
land, viz: sw or, sw or of Sc or & ne or sec
-, and n hf of NV or sec Il, and Sc or of sw
or y NV or OF sc or q ne or OF sec " tp 10 n,
r2west, TO the township line near the cor
nerof sections !, 6.7 q Il, in tip Is n, r &2
W. thence north on the township line be-
tween sections one and six TO the north
boundary of township Is north, said right
Of way Is covered by the donation claims of
Gilbert H.. Frost and Reuben CrowderJ
thence north on said township line between
sections 81 & 81 to the southwest corner of
lot one of said section 81 and the south.
east corner Of lot of said section 30, said
right Of way is covered by the donation
claims OF Reuben Crowder and e. x. Sears,l
thence north on said township line to
point near the quarter section post between
one and two west. thence northeasteriy
through the following tracts, (parts Of said
sections % & 30 are embraced In the dOna-
ti0n claims of Samue: Coulter and Samuel
or sec 30; Sc or OF sw or s S hf OF Sc or sec 10;
sw or u hf Of sc or sec 70; n hf OF sw or &
ofse 9r sec 81; sw or T. SO or u NV
or L. y of ne OK sec ~; W u OF NV or NV
Of sw or & ne or of sw Or and n hf OF Sc dr.
sec E: all ih tip 10 n, one west. n hf Of sw
or & Sc or of NV ur and hf Of ne or SEQ lS;
W hf Of NV or & ne or of NV or sec Il; 8 hf
of Sc or Il ne or of SO or sec 8; NV or OF SO or
as y NV or 81 ne or of NV or & NV or ne or
sec y; 9 hf of SO or sec 4; W bf of sw or 81 SO
or of NV or & W hf ne or & ne or Of ne or sec
3; all In tp 10 n, r one east. 30 ar of % or
sec 81; W hf sw or il ne or Of sw or & ne or
Of NV or W hf OF ne or u ne or OF ne or
sec 30; SO or of Sc or sec 20; W hf of sw ar a.
ne or of sw Or g. SO or Of NV or & W hf Of ne
or a. ne or of ne or sec 25; all In tp II north,
range one east W Inf of sw or & ne or Of sw
or & SO or of ne or g. W Inf of ne or & ne or of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-14

Love, Lewis, land 10 D. Il. B;gelow's do cl
w ......................... %
Lancaster, s., sw Z OF sw \ sec 30 tp19n,
range Que west, forty acres. 1900" ! "A
Lapens, C., part Of lot sec %, tp 19n,r
one east, hve acres Observation-Disclosures. %
Lvoh, s. W., part of lot sec 20, tip 19n,r
one east. five acres. .................... %
Lou,han, +. K, part sec -, tip 10 n, range
2west, ten acres. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Lancaster, Wait, land in Sc corner of mex
OF sw sec IL, TIP 10 n, r2w, acres. ~
lawson, NJ. o., n y ne u of sw 4 Of Sc 4
sec ID, tip 10 n, r W, acres. Is
Laws, James W.. ne 4 of Sc L sec 9, forty
acres; part of ne 4 of Sc L sec 20, tp19
mr. W, - acres; and ne i of NV 4 sec
II, ip ID rev, forty acres; part OF j. ID;
Dickerson's claim sec 8. 2S-l0oas; and
ne Il OF NV x CT ne / of ne Il sec S,256
acres. tip 18 n, r2 W; and part of NV u of
sw 4 sec q, Up Is n, one west, a acres. 81
Laughlin & Wilson, ne \ sec Z, 100 acres;
lot one sec $, tip 10 n, one W, 50 acres. 10 IL
Laugnlin, A. W., Sc u sec Z. 100 acres; lot
sec 3, "a acres all in tip 10 n, one west. IL 10
La Bessie, estate of, tip 16 n, re- e, 40 acres So
Lenton, Joseph. lot one Caikin's plat. 2 AZ
McAttee, NJ, 4 lot 8 block ~ olympia. 9 50
Mills, Isabelle, Sc L sw 4 sec %, tip 17n,r
W, Tory acres. ......................... ~
McGregor, sw Il of sw 4 sec 81 tp17n,r2
w, 1ofty acres. observation-disclosures. gu
Nc Clelland, J. L., lots & . blk !, Olympia 10 95
Myers, J. L., lois g. block Co. Olympia. 90
McoorieS, cohh' oiooA ~ oymPla.'.''... . Gu
mautru, VIII, uon claim sec ~ u, o~o
ao,es, anu sm q or Sc - 10, rS.s 4, soo ~ @,
W n' ia"'0 'ho e"''' i'.' "'io. !" Oh
Muller, Charles, 8 4 of ne II & ne Il of Sc
u sec Is, tip 10 n, r W, E0 acres. IL 50
10 IN ID n. so os, "a to ." vi so seo AZ
" - -, w ".''' w. 20 -, 49,.
"a. In Is n.raw. acres :. ~
uoC,n, g. nm ., ~ ., ~ -, .oI,a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-14

ne Or sec 10; NV or of NV Or sec 20: 3 bf of
sw or u ne or of sw or & NV or of se ar ne
or OF sec II, town Il norsh, range two east,
70 tine boundary line between Pierce and
ThurstOn counties, said railroad track and
right of way covering strip of land one
hundred feet in width, more or less. fifty
feet on either side, more or less measuring
from the centre of said track, and TWENTY
four aud R-l0O miles In length, and assessed
Tor the year 1873, at the rate Of $1,000 per
miie' S-f3, w.. ................... .$4.314 0O
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-14

Stone, c. p, & Burnett, part Of SO Il OF sc
u IL lot 4 sec 8, tip 10 n, one W, 10 acres:
prt NV \ of NV u sc 9tp IL n,r2w.2H
Saylor, IT. j.. N II OF ne \ & lot one sec ten
70 acres; NV Z of NV 4 of sec eleven, 40
acres, tn Is n, one west.
Stevens, wm.. part Of NV * OF Sc II sec rs,
tip IN, one west, 20 acres. -. ...........
Stanley, R.. & c. N, part lot sec (, 5 acres
part ne y NV sec ~, Il acres, Up ~ u,
Stone, b. L., part NV \ of ne \ sec %, TIP
10 u, one west, one acre........ ...-....
Swan, James G., NV u OF ne y sec IS. tip 10
n, r one west, thirty acres. ..............
Swan, j. G., & j. E. Smith, NV \ of nw4
sec 30, tip 10 n, ", ~ acres. ............
Smith, n. A, lots l & Z, in sw u of sc \ SC
9tp IS r one W, one acre; and lots ~ 81
SO 90 Il 81 In the John X. Dickerson claim
sec IL, tip IL n, w.........-. .-.....'..
Tichnor. j. T., do elm secs 10 II IL s. Is, tp
Is n, one W, 10 acres. .-.'....s.. ~
Tllley Joseph, lot block 3 Tenino. ........ IL
Thing. George, part NV y Sc \ sec IL, tpl5
n, fEw, acres ...'''''--.'.
Thabins, Mrs. 8. B., n 4 Of NV y OF ne Y
of NV u SET one, Up - n. r one W, ACRES
Thorndlke, N. E., blk 10 north Oh mpia...
Thomas. George, estate Of, lots Il block
W, Olympia ........ -...'..'.......-
Tlrtlott, VIM. NJ, " n OF ne Z & sc ! OF ne
II d lot sec II, I'd 10 u, r ", ioJ acres;
& lot 2 block Olympia. ....-.... I
Thomas, l. b., estate of, sw y sw y sec7,
Sc acres; lots o l. sec :, Ibs acres; lots
1894 5 sec II, Us acres; lot sec 20 10
acres; sw y sec 81. ltU acres, all IN ~ ~
n, r one W; and W y 70 = sec =. 10 acres,
wy ne sec IS, 30 acres; ne y sc = sec
"a, 10 acres: &c = sec "a, 50 acrts;
ne \ u NV y NV y q lot one see . lJUA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-31
They Carried the Flag.

One of the events Of the day was the visit Of
Farragut Post, No. /, Grand Army of the Re
public, of Portsmouth, Va. They arrived on
the George Leary at six in tho morning, and
were received Mt the wharf by u committee
from the Department of the Potomac. They
were escorted to hotel to break fast, and after.
ward took convcyanCcs to Arlington. Presi-
dent Hayes accorded them n special reception
in the Arlington mansion.
During the march through the city they car
riod a beautiful American flag, making their
visit contrast strongly with that of another or
ganization across the river from Portsmouth u
few weeks ago. About fifty men came with
the Post.
The department officers with them were De-
partment Commander Richard Barnes, Assist
ant Adjutant- General William ~ Eaton, Chief
Mastering Officer A. b. IIurlburt, Department
Inspector Harrison Gafncy, and Medical D-
rector and Post Department Commander S. b..
Konney
Tho post officers were Comrades William
Rider p. G.; Charles Rich, Senior V. c.; II.
Gafney, Acting Junior V, G.; r. S. lIarring-
ton, Chaplain A. ID. Hurlburt, officer of the
day James Saunders, officer of the guard
and w. n. Eaton, adjutant. A quartettc from
Farragut Post, consisting of Comrades Eaton,
Craig, Harrington, and Sturtcvant, sang an ode
at Arlington, the words and music Of which
were written for the occasion by Past De-
partment Commander II. c. Staples, postmaster
at Portsmouth. There are only six posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic in Virginia-one
white post in Portsmouth, one in Richmond,
and two at the Soldiers Home at lIampton,aud
two colOrcd posts at Norfolk.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, MORNING,

of the resurrection morn shall muster us all in re-
view before Our Great Commander In the shadowy
land of the hereafter
Tho choir thon sang, thread Softly, This /.
Uallowed Ground" aud Rev. IT. X. NaylOr de.
livercd the bcnediction after which the veto.
rams of the Home and the decorating commit.
tee, under tho generalship of Comrado Truoll
proceeded to strew flowers, sweet emblems OF
immortality, upon the, graves, during which
ceremony the choir rendered the following Sc.
lcctions of slcred music Anthem, "Timo Is
Winging Us Away !" "rhe Grave: Here Rest in
Peace" aud Prayer for the Fatherlcss." A
small United States flag was planted on cacl,
grave, adding greatly to the beauty and attrac
tiveness of the scene
At the conclusion of the services many re.
entered their carriages and drove to Arlington
number fingered behind TO commune with
tho dead, to ro-decoratc the grave of some be-
loved one, or to offer up silent prayer; while
goodly portion, who came provided with huge
baskets, containing picnckers fare, strollod of
to the surrounding woods and spent the rest Of
the day as picnickcrs should.
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DRoPoSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE AND
Il STRAW


. -. -. NAslllNGTONi y. G., May y. 1879.
SEAL JED PROPOSALS, IN trplcatc, addressed to
the undersigned win be received Nt this Office I'M
I'll II o'clock, noon, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1879, at
which time aud place they will he opened in the
presence of bidders for furnishing and delivering
ms required during the fiscal year commencing July
!, 1879, and ending June 30, 1850, at the. various
town, D.. G., and at Fort Whppc, Va, about 200
cords Oak Wood, sawed and split: 100 cords OF Oak
Wood In the stick; 2O0 cords Pine Eindling Wood
sawed and split; ~ cords of Pine Wood in the stick
400 tons White Ash Coal 400 tons Reddish Conl
100 tons lylens NnllcyCoal Of size rs may be called
for free from slate, dust or dirt, and 20 tons of b.
luminous Lump Coal. An OF the wood and coal to
be of ilrst.class mcrchuntabc quality coal to
weigh 2,2lO pounds to the ton.
The lowest aggregate bid for the wood or coal or
both will be entertained. Also for furnishing and
delivering during the same period all the Corn,
Oats, Hay, and Rye straw required ut the Various
corras and officers quarters, in this city and
georgetown d. c.; Soldiers Home j. c. and Fort
one copy of this advertisement must be securely
attached TO each triplicatc proposal and be mon.
TONED therein as comprising part OF it.
Blanks for proposals aud circulars stating the
kind and estimated quantities required ut each
post place, and giving full instructions to
ner Of bidding, and conditions TO be observed by
bidders, and terms Of contract and payment will
be furnished on application to this Office.
one copy of circular must be securely attached
to each duplicate proposal and be mentioned there
i'll rs comprising part oft.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into u written contract with the United states, with
thousand dollars, within ten days after being mott.
fed Of the acceptance of his proposal.
Proposals must be incosCd In sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Fuel" and Proposals for
Fongo and Straw" and addressed to the under
signed
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals, and these proposals are invited un.
der provision that appropriation shall be made for
the supplies by Congress. If otherwise the Gov.
eminent will not accept any bid nor enter into
contract.
a preference will be given to articles of domestic
production, conditions of price and quality being
equal. a. L. ROCKWELL,
mnyl3 Depot OunrmnStor.
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Other Cemeteries.

A committee, under the direction Of Com
radc John O'Reilcy, decorated the graves at
Battle Cemetery. Details from the Grand
Army of the Republic also visited Oak Hill,
Glcnwood Prospect Hill, and other cemeteries
and placed flowers upon the graves of soldiers.
The various statues and monuments about the
city were also adorned with gNrlands and fes-
toons of cvergrccns. The Lincoln Monument
at the City Hall and the Naval or Peace Mon
ument mt the foot of the west entrance to the
Capitol grounds were noticeable among these.
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Dncnrntinn DnX Nntns,

Mrs Hayes placed very handsome plaque
of flowers in front of the base of the broken
column at the unknown tomb. and also sent
100 bOquets for the cemetery. The President
placed with his own hands II beautiful wreath
on the top of the column.
A committee of the Washington Light In.
lantry decorated the graves of Lieutenant
uough and Private Mansell at the Congress
Ional Cemetery. The grave Of the late DGtec-
tive Claryoo in this cemetery, was completely
covered with flowers.
The last resting-paCo Of Commander Cush-
ing, in the Naval Academy cemetery at Anap-
oils, was handsomely decorated with flowers,
two wrcathcS, and neatly wrought square of
roses, with the initials "W. Il. {" worked in
lockwood in the center The border was also
formed of this evergreen, makinga very pretty
combination.
To the ladies of the decorating committee
much praise is due for tho untring manner in
which they worked for three days and even
ings preceding yesterday. 1t appeared that
their hands never tired, Us they
made up crosses, wrcaths, and bouquets,
seeming to be II pure labor of love, Tine Ia
dies and gentlemen forming the committees
who visited Soldiers Home and Congressional
Cemeteries have already been published The
following AFRO those of tho Arlington D2corat.
ing Committee; IL. j. Clifford, chairman (;
Charles L. Joyce q, w. Taylor, Stanton
Weaver, Madame5 Alice Joyce, Clara Barton
Green, L. NJ. Richardson Z. Il. Collins NJ.
Latbrop, f. NJ. lIartweIl @, Langhorp, Henry
Moore, c, C., Royce, Mrs S, j. Dempstor,
Mrs DeRoy w. Edrdgc, Misses George w.
George, Nettic George, Freda Bigolow Lille
Constantine, John G, Hill, Il. H. Grant Lewis
Jewett Mrs, j, j, KuOy, Mrs. Nj. H. Converse,
Mrs NJ, Crawford, Mrs. M, X. White Misses j
A. Russell, A. H. Taylor, Il, b, Longworth, S.
jackson, G, $. Lougworth, Mary Murphy, /. A.
Wilbur, NJ. j. Riley, Lizzie N. Burke and
Annie Malmsley.
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PRopoSALs FOR STATIONERY.


May ~, 1870
fiscal year ending June 30 1850 will be received at
hs Department until the 18th day of June, ls7p at u
O'Clock m.
blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon APP
plicaton.
The bids will he considered and accented or rejected
item by Item and this advertisement and the pro-
posn far Nsacceped by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury and the bond accom- panying the same shall con-
Silnte the contract between the Government and the
bidder or bidders, and no further contract viii be
eCuted
The articles contracted for must b. furnished from
lmc To- time during the year inquantiteS pursuant to
the orders OF the Department. The entire quantities
VIII, however be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be sgncl by the individual or
firm making II, and be accompanied by n bond with
sufficient sureics IN the sum OF two thousand dollars
(s2U0), approved by the United States officer of the
district in which the sureties reside do business ON
y FORM TO be furnished by the Department, condi-
TONED for furnishing such portions of the articles
may be awarded under 1t, and the performance of the
contract.
All deliveries will he subject to inspection by an ex.
pert detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary of the
treasury, and the delivery of IN inferior article will
be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract, at
tile option OF the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
department, washington.
The failure TO comply with any order under the con-
Tact VIII operate as forfeiture of the entire penalty
rect the purchase In open market of such quantities
Of any articles rs shall be necessary to supply the
deficiency caused by such failure, and charge TO the
contractors 20 per Crntum Of the price which 1t shall
he found necessary 10 pay for such articles.
Proposals unnCcOmpauird by satisfactory bond
VIII not be considered and contracts VIII be awarded
only TO established manufacturers of, or dealers in,
Proposals to he addressed to the undersigned, and
marked proposals for stationery
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
and reject pny AL bids
40 awards viii be made under this advertisement
until Congress shall have made the necessary appro-
prlaloil JOHN SHERMAN,
lnlsb Secretary of the Treasury.
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ROUND TRIP""""."."".

Tho Steamer Mary Washington, Captain d; ,1 %.
Newell will max two trips to Mount Vernon SpIiiso
and down the river (eXcopt sundays ana Whc ,,,
tercdl leaving Seventh street wharf ~ pSI l" ih' WI"
GBl D. m. 49,. -. Continental omar.
For infSrmat6n as 70 charterlng &c, inquire 81
SplrS' drugstore, Eleventh and II SleciS' + IL
Walker No AS Louisiana avenue, and ON Doaru'
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
a BrnEAu or ENGRAyINu AND pnINTINn.
DooRKEEpERs OFFICE,

4 10
~ HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE U. =,
NhsuINGTOS ID. G. May y. 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office uull
II O'Clock noon on Monday, June prOx., for fur
nlsng the House OF Rcr'escnlntiyes with three lsn.
drcd $500 tons best quality White Ash Furnace
Coal to weigh 2,2B pounds per ton All to he deliv.
cred by Friday June 20 next and stored IN the vaults
Of the south wing OF the Capitol ami to he reweiged
there, " desired, SOrags and Government inspection
at bidders cost. The right is reserved reject any
so require.
Envelopes containing bids must be markell PRO
pUSnls for Coal and hddres sod to the undersigned.
CHARLES w. FIELD,
my2Sit DoOrkecpcr House OF Representatives.
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AUGH0N SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TTRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
4 real. ESTATE CORNER or u AND SEW.
ENTlI STREETS SOUTHWEST


By virtue OF a decd Of trust dated aud executed on
the 9Th day of October A. d. 1876 ana recorded ON the
Ulh day Of October a, D. 1876, In libor No 49, folio
20 one of the lnud records for Washington County,
in the District Of Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. VIII sell ut public auction OF
The premises, ON WEDNESDAY, the nth day of
June, \. -. lSu, commencing at o'clock y. M, the
following described real estate, situate In the city Of
Washington In the District Of Columbia, to wit: MI
designated upon the ground plas or plan OF snd city
a, lots numbered iortyiivc 40. iurty-slx (Gl. and
tOrvscvpu 90, In \. II. shepherds subdivision OF
subdivision lot numbered twenty-five (2il IN square
numbered four hundred aud siXty.twO (tGl), AZ re-
corded In the office Of the surveyor of said city and
District. I'm iibGr r. +. Hoxc f0loBW. said lot mum
brred forty.yc tIil fronts - feet ON seventh street
west aud Is feet on street south. ana IS improved by
IA three story brick building, having Two stores win
entrances on seventh street. ard dwelling with en-
trance ON u street. Said lots iOrysiN lGl ana iurtN-
seven 40 have scvcrally frontage on street south
OF n ieri X inches ana are each improved by u two
t2 story brick dwelling house. with basement rooms
Said lots Will be sold separately commencing WIN
lot No. 49, and selling them In the order OF ther NUM-
bers. - -. ...,.. . q,
each lot 10 be paid In cash. aud the residue III equh
instullmcus ut six twelve, and eighteen months, II =
spectvply with interest on the whole AT tiG rue 3
Il per contum per unuum until paid, payable semi
annually, the purchaser giving his notes therefor 20
he secured by deed OF trust OF the properly; nt-
pOst OF 800 on said lot " and OF sul on ehch on tn
other OF said lots will he required ut the time OF sale
alter the bid ~ bids shalt have been accepted inc
terms of sale are required IN De complied Win Wltllh
seven DAYS nom day OF sao otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell ut the risk and cost OF TIC
deGluhing purchaser or purchasers All cohVeyaht'
'"7 " wv zACIiARrAH CHAMBER,
my3l.d,Cds Trustee,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nASE-BkEE.
DECORATION DAY, at 1880 PM and SATURDAY
MAY 81, ut $3.50 y. m.
DEFT.iNCE (or PhilndeiphlD
rs. N.ITION-IL.

ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. IKE, rmEh r.
Scuts In grand stand, 10 cehts. '@1s
o,TRAWBERRY exhibition AND Ftolt ',,'d
- Festival OF tile Potomac Fruit Growers As'VS ~
tinn nj Mount Vernon springs, Tueslhy June D io''
Tne Mary Washington viii leave her WHAT at " ~
inc Mr. Coleman will have In active Opelht,loh Ply
emf steam fruit dryer Professor itoscrs ~
9nortcite and Others will furnish music Fhe--lo
n" uu6Iic 5Oc to the holders OF members pa lo
Ilp oti1, W. 10 n,if ,,riCe w H. CHASE
V',,,o ,. 9 AZ AZ '' Chairman of Committee.
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PROPOSALS..
DRorosALs roR srArloNrRY.
DEPARTMENT OF runs INrEnron,

bhiAhiMFNI pf llih
May IL, 1870.
Sealed proposals Will be received nj this Department
until II o'clock M. Monday June 49, 1879 for furnish
ing Stationery for the Department of the Interior
durlhg the fiscal yenr ending June 30. 1880.
Hank forms of proposals, showing the Items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto Will he furnished on application to
this Department.
Proposals must he addressed 10 the enry Of the
Interior and Endorsed Proposals for stationery
No contract will be awarded under this advertise
ment until an appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for the purchase of the stationery required
mylD e.. SCHI RI Secretary.