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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, June TO- ls7l
Cotton dull MlddnE, i3c,
fIOnr steady. Howard street and Western superlne
- 2jd3 -; do extra - y 0j; do family 60 2jGO city
Mills superhnc, 81 25gi; do extra, 81 % 5; do Rio
brands. - %; PRiapsco family, Sd7A
Wh'at-Southcrn firm. Western firm. Southern
red 81 1911 Isl do amber, II 1901 81 No Pennsyl-
vaua red 81 2r,; No . Western winter red, SPOT 4,
:. Ia; June, 81 l5aQl lj's july, IL l@]lal 1915;
August, q OgN@gl O9I.
CJrn-SOuthorn firm, higher, and IN demand. West.
firm. southern White, SIC; do yellow, $3.50 &c;
Western mixed, spot aud June, d4isGIti4C July, IlK
@iITc; August, iiIat'sci September, 4ilGliEc;
steamer, idC
GA active and higher. Southern. Is@i3ysc. West
crn white, ilgisc, do mixed, ga 39ci Pennsylvania
ijGOiisC
Rye steady at COGG2c.
Hay dull. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice, .l2Gl3.
Provisions hrncr With an advancing tendency,
Moss purk, SOFA Hulk meats -LOuse shoulders, Y.c
Clctr-rb sides, iAC packed 4'4c aud 5l,C. Bacon
shoulders axe; Clcnr.rib sides DC. Hams. iO,
Lard. refined. IN tiercrs t.. Butter dull: prme 10
choice Western packed, l2gli Eggs active at 1870
lj'sc.
Petroleum dull Crude. Get refined, 7,,c.
Coffee iiTm. RIO CuTgOrs. II lGc.
sugar stea ~ a son. s1GS'4c
Whisky dun at 81 10
Freighis to Liverpool per steam steady and lower.
Cotton SID flour. 2s grain. III.
Receipts Flour 1898 bbs wheat lOl, 100 bu; corn,
lt.,tUO Ou oats, 6,2UO bu.
Shipments Wheat, n 900 bus corn, Ilo,sOo bu.
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GEORG ETOUN NEWS.
t,oIiectcd Inv Kenublicun Rennrtera.

Society circles of Georgetown never turned ont
moro plentiiully than was the occasion last even
ing to witness the marriage ceremony Of Mr.. WIFE,
Jam Orme to Miss Lockwood, daughter Of Professor
Lockwood, of the Naval Observatory. IN front of
St. Johns Church. where The happy twain pledged
their VOWS, n long line of carriages denoted the
presence of Georgetown aristOcpcy. The marriage
was announced TO take place AT seven o'clock, and
promptly at that hour all parties were present to
participate In the ceremonies The church was
converted almost into greenhouse, so proflse
were the floral decorations, large and beautiful
bell made of flowers being placed near the chance
The organ was presided over by Mr.. Middleton
and as he played the opening march q choice
selection from lohcngrin, the bride en-.
tered the church. leaning upon the arm Of
her father, and was met at the chancel railing by
the groom, accompanied by his best man, Mr. Ar
thur T. Brice. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. Jay Joyce pastor of the church,
assisted By Rev. A. K. stuart Of Christ Church Rev.
Mr., stuart read the opening part OF the service,
Joyce and the bcncdiction pronounced by Mr..
stuart. only few moments were required to unite
the happy. Two and as the newly made couple
turned their steps toward the portals of the church
they were greeted by one of Memberships grand
wedding marches Then followed the assisting of
the assembled spectators TO their respective car
ushcrs, MesSrS. George V. Balch, David Ritten-
house and George Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Orne
visiting Niagara, of course. Thus cndeth this i'm
porlant nuptual event OF Georgetown.
The stone work on the main tower ofthe George
town College building is now nearly completed
The tower is l0l feet high. An additional frame
structure Of wood will surmount the more solid
portion. When finished and ready for the recep
lion of visitors the view presented from the tower
will assurcdly be one of the finest obtain0ble in the
District, rlvaling even that of the Capitol.
Yesterday afternoon tOurteen.monthsOld in
FAINT, the property Of l.. MurIagh residing Third
street. between Fnyeito ana Lingun Streets got
considerably damaged by endeavoring to masticate
a quantity of concentrated lye. which 1t found on
the floor. This is truthful statement. DR.. APP.
plcby was summoned and gave assurances olspeedy
recovery,
Arrangements for grand picnic TO be given by
Excelsior Tent, No. AZ, are now under way, The
time appointed is the Fourth of July, and the
place, Greenwood Park. According 10 all indica-
lions the event will be most suspicious.
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RIVER AND CANAL NEJYS.


Arrivcl-S,hooncrs Lizzie White Abbott Philadel-
phla, with 2l2 tons coal for city dealers; CRro. NJ
Cready Havre de Grace with 10 tons coal to Charles
IL Fishbaughi Eugene BOrdsI Osborn, Philadelphia.
with $50 tons coal 10 George BOgusi PENNSYLVANIA,
Ford, Wicomco with wood to Johnson Bros DAVID
T. Wolfe, Hubbard, IIayre de Grace, with coal to
Johnson Bros Thomas Dial, Howell, Havro de
Grace. with coal to johnson Bros; Drcadnaught,
Ice Co; Mary + Collins, SOmes, -, Me, with 40
tons ice to Great Falls Ice Co; Rose, Rose Phila-
delphiH with coal to 4 Alchnhey; y r. Eaton,
Kemp, Philadelphia, with coal to VIM Ill Baum; RV-
chaeI II Miller, Jarvis Philadelphia. with coal to
john Gwen Emerson, -, New York with hay
to Mcdowell Mary N StOCkham Reed, Phiadek-
phia, with 3sU tons coal to Clarke n Given. James 4
Parsons Soul Camden, with 81 tons coal to Clarke
* Gwen.
CcNred-Schooners Eldwood noran, Warrington,
SANDY HOOK, with ordnance stores PENNSYLVANIA
Ford, down the riNsr light. \ i ton, Kemp, Bal
klmUIg,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NONEI,1RY MAI'IER.S.
Now York Money Market.

NEw YORK. June 10, 1871
Tho exports Of domestic produce from New York TOR
the week ending this date were s55iO78s
Money was easy to-day 36DI per cent closing at B.
Foreign exchange firm at 4s7l 4C1is7il for long
and is9a @is9S for demand.
Government bonds were firm
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were strong There wns nm active
business IN Erie sOdUted seconds at 70 tGi 7ai68
'3@ There were also large transactions in New Je-
sly Central consolidated asseutsd at g3A6tgi LehIgh
ana Wnkesbaue consolidated assentcd Tell OF 10 6s,
Kansas and Texas consolidated assentei to GGi, nud
do seconds 10 29's. Rome WUtcrtown ami Ogdens
blrg consOlid uei ir5is from 49, to i9is. co
ohd ! & seconds declined 10 ~ Denver and Rio
drlndc frss fell oil nom pa 10 Oh. New Jersey
Central convertible assantrd to o. In the after
noon Cincinnati and Springfield Hrsts guaranteed ny
&C Cund ~ rose to 0jA. Erie consolidated seconds
sold n, IA @73's do funded SIS fell or to 20 and rallied
TO 73h. Denver and Rio Grande Hrsts were active ut
ns@9!, Metropolitan Elevated hrsts rose from
lNA 10 lo% Missouri Kansas and Texas consol Idated
Us.entci sold at GGHG6, and do seconds at ~ s63j
lhe Stock market was strong Ia tue carly dealings
unu nuNHhCcl A0l's per cent. the latter Northwest
ant Su sequcutly some of the luw.pri,cd shares be-
came depressed especially Pacific Null which de.
Cie from lbiG to TO- a, aud Kansas and Texas, which
icl OF nom 49,, to ll4. The general lst declined =
ia ne hnal trans ciiOns the highest prices OF the day
were current IN some distances, Kansas and Texas
closed NJ tile lowest point. Pacific Mail recovered 4
cent, The Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares
were Northwestern, 1900 were II Paul, 1000 no
Delaware. LaCkAwRnnn hnd Western. 1900 were McHi-
gtn Central, 500 We're Western Union. l2,OJJ were
Pacific Mail nltu 5000 were sutro Tunnel,
n 49, n lu,tg lt Incl MN.
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


WAsHISGTOG CITY, May ~ isIh.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate addressed to the sec
rotary Of War, VIII be received Mt this Department
until u o'clock noon, Friday. the 10Th day Of June
ls10 for supplying the stationery for tile War Depart
ment and Us Bureaus for the fiscal ycnr ending June
marked the outside OF the vplupc proposals tor
stationery" No bids viii be received after /. o'clock
sharp.
A detailed schedule Of the articles required and q
blank form OF proposal will b. FURNISHED uppcl-
tion 10 the chief Clerk War Department.
The stationery must be OF the best quality, samples
must accompany each bid, and be fully equal TO
standard samples ON file
The successful bidder viii bc required TO give bond,
with approved suretics, In the sum of $1,000 for the
faithful fnlfillnent of his contract aud the Depart
ment Will reserve the right to order the articles ut
such times and In such quantities Gs II may deem
proper and to increase or diminish the quantity
stated In the schedule
Articles not named IN the schedule are to he fur
nshcd at the option Of the Department at the lowest
market price. GEORGE W. MCCItARN,
nr
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10 take effect
SUNDAY. MAY Is. 1879. Ar 800 A. NJ.

10 take effect
SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1879, AT 400 A. NJ.
TN ly' %His1Sl2P "A
ION ION hXpREsS. E.lcoit Guy On sundays to
napoiis junction, jessaps, iiailoyer. Elk iildee,
and Mount Wnans. breakfast ut Relay station.
G''oCcBsl,lmore, AnnapolIs md Way. Cpedm9nt'
Stras6urs, Winchester, Hagrrsion, Frederick,
sootip MGfi SS ti2'2 XEND LAUREL EXPRESS
shO.Point OF Rocks, Piedmont strasburg Winches-
$50 SEWS ,$GRK5 TIiILXPEITIiiA InosToN,
S'a551tsE G4Iiis, ,SIIiIGA@o. COLUMBUS AND
iowh, ana valley 'i hrsnch tcscept sunday.
Through car TO Stnunton. Pullman Cars to Cin.
Cnnali daily. Grafton to sdndusky daily except
Noo.iOn Sunday ouly-BMtmore, Annapolis, and
iOoO-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops q, Iindcus.
hutg. College. Beltsyie, Laurel, Annapolis june
ZION, Jessups "hd Hanover.
L5S-SEW YSohR, P}GfiLA bE i: AND hos:
,a,T TON l EXbKESS sISEsS laurel h Wv
GSo-BIfTIMoWE, B2ApENSBURG, AND LAu
Rel EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay Stops
4s5Zt Point 81 Rocks, Frederick, Hagersown. Win.
Of locks and WAY W. stations only. '''''
s 80 B2ItlnoTe AnnpYnolls 99d WHy sStSns
TlM0KE EXrREss. Norfolk, essSp! sunday
N al g,co. S Al DC ss cars HrsS
G G in, Of Rocks AID ~, Way Stations.
IiTH5f iTG Ty i;f!'S' rlco city via
si5HiCniCAGo, COLUMBUS. AND rIT1sBuRo
EXPRESS. Sleeping ear 10 Chicago Pitisburg
1ei5-fNEw YuiiSR, PHILADELPHIA. AND RAJ,
TIMoRh EXPRESS st9ysat ElgdensPurs aud
lroo1 ff" fS 81 ASD SsiSS'G'iNNArr EMPRESS
tDaiiy. isundGy only. Other trains daily, cxcep
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PROPOSALS..
pRopo3ALs FOR sTATloNERY,



NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, June D, is5n
Sealed proposals addressed TO the Secretary of the
Navy for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
meut, and bureaus ana offices thereof IN Washing on,
during the fiscal year ending juno co. 1850 VIII be re-
ceived until ~ o'clock IN Ofthe 10th of June -
Proposals must bcB ubmittpd on the forms furnished
by the Department. with the guarantee and certificate
annexed, and must embrace all the Items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business IN
Washington, or who have not supply depot IN such
city, Will not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes; lsi,
paper and envelopes; 2d miscellaneous articles Hnd
the contract will be awarded In the whole or ~
classes, rs may be considered the more advantageous
to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require u
greater Or less quantity UfHny article IN the sCnedue
than that specified rs the wants OF the same may re
quirC,
The articles will be called for from time TO time as
needed. und must he IN accordance with the schedule,
and satisfactory TO the head of the Office or bureau Tor
which required must be delivered without unntces-
sRry delay aud ut the expense Of the contract or IN
default OF any Of which requirements the Department
reserves tile right to purchase the articles elsewhere,
or to pnnul the contract IN whole In part, and VIII
hold the contractors responsible for any additional eN
penSe II may incur thereby.
Tho Department reserves the right 70 waive defects
AMI TO reject any or all bids.
Bills properly approved uCCrulng under the CON
IL W. THOMPSON.
ian tfIFyt r. Ita Nh
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1879
GREAT
1879

TO THE I IEENsY WAN R 90 T56i,ruwrsr
srLrS6iD' $dSF SAh
TRAINS 1EN II EEEEeT {SNE is 5a Depot cor
Fol, Pttsburg aud the West, 1880 a m. daily. with
hr sar Gar 10 TO iS%E sf sfsPn daS 9
n 6fiy W'b P PS!res G s S1ISS
For Canendalgun, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
aild the North OF 6OJ n. ~. daily, except SUNDAY
3 daily EXCEPT d SStnrd Mih d PSafe a Ss
and Watkins at 1850 II. III. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East, 1880 and lois m. daily,
Pullman Parlor Cars, $3.50 a. IN. daily. except
For BrooHiyn, New Y orK, all through trains connee,
at jersey city with buAta OF Brooklyn Annex"
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
lnE double ierfiage and Journey across New YORK
For lihiladelphIa, $50 a. m daily, except sunday
- a. m. daily, except sunday,
For baltimore Goo $50 s:Sj $50 ~ and 4co p. ui
daily, except Sunday; 1880 "A. NJ. lSc. $780, 7!iO,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
, NAY q AMP NJ ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING.
For Alexandria G. 7l5 s. o. 10 II a. and Ills. 400
~ and li:3O p N. On sundays H. M. lbs,
For Richmond and the South. $50 n m. daily, and
- $50 T.. IN daily, except sunday.
., 10 II a m. and I20, 8, o, Z, and Y p. IN.
on Sunday at s and 10 II. IN. and Up. m.
Tickets. information sleeping and parlor.car nc-
Communications can be procured NJ the oniCcs-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
Wanla Avenue. and al he Senot Where orders cam be
e for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
L. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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pRoposALs FOR BRICK BUILDING.


WAsittSuTOS, ID. G., June :, lSlh
Sealed pTupOs ais in triplcate, will he received OF
this Office until u o'clock June ~. ls5y. at which
time nnd place they Will DO opened In tile pteScutc OF
bidders, for the construction In this city Of tempo
rary brick building for stables tor use Oi the War Do
uartmCn in accordance with plans and speCiHct Ons
which can be- seen ut this office. There are none for
distribution.
sucn suitable material a. can be Outlined from the
old War Department building, now being demol'
shed To be determined and set as de for tho purpose
ny an architect on the part OF the government, IS 10
be used in the construction Of the stables. All other
materials not thus provided are to he furnished 10y the
contractor.
one copy of this advertisement should be securely
attached To leach riplcatc proposal, and should De
mentioned therein as comprising pnrt of II. lidde,
should furnish satisfactory evidence tO this office be-
fore the award is made Of their ability to perform the
work.
The successful bidder will be required to enter into
written contract with the United States With good
and approved security, In the sum Of 5000. within
ten days amer being notified OF the acceptance OF his
proposal.
Proposals must he enclosed In sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for Brick Building and ad.
dressed TO the undersigned.
Tho United states reserves the right to reject any
all proposals.
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No. s, National Metropolitan Bank vs. Johnson
No. /, Gilmore VS.. Chapman; No. D, Sill VS.
Sill No. 20, Willie vs.. Martini No, % MCGOWAN
VS.. Todd No. %, Welsh vs. Murphy: No. 20, Riddle
Earle vs. Dodge
Criminal Court-Justioe Hagner-Thomps King
Thomas X. Burrie, f. f. Sweeney, John O'Brien
Robert O'Neil, James Hayes, j. J. White, and John
Clotworthy, unlicensed bar; L. Il. Hughes vioat-
ing coal regulations Aquilla Barton violating
fts. axpa Ion
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
TODAY.
U1RUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE CORNER or b AND SEW
ENrH STREETS SOUTHWEST.


BY virtue OF decd of trust dated and executed on
the 9th day of October A. d. 1876 and recorded on the
10Th day OF October a, d. 1876 In liber No 49, folio
213, one Of the Land records for Washington County,
IN the District of Columbia and Mt the request OF the
party secured thereby will sell vt public auction on
The premises, on WEDNESDAY, the nth day of
June. A. u. 1879, commencing Mt o'clock y. M, the
following described real estate situate IN the city Of
Washington, IN tho District of Columbia, to wit! All
designated upon the ground plnts or plan OF sad city
Us lots numbered forty five (i5). fOrty-sI 6). and
iOrtyseven 90 in a. r.. Shepherds subdivision OF
subdivision lot numbered twenty-five tl5l, In square
numbered four hundred aud slXty.twO iGs). rs re.
corded In the office OF the surveyor Of said city and
hcred iOrty (45l fronts Is feet seventh street
west and 81 feet street SOUTH and Is improved by
n three story brick building, having two stores with
entrances on Seventh street, and dwelling. with en-.
trance on street Said lots iortysix ii) and forty
seven I7) have seVerally frontage u street south
~ story brick dwelling house, with basement rooms
SAID lots Will be sold separately commencing with
bers.
Terms of sale onc.fourth OF the purchase price Of
cnch lot to be paid In cash and the residue In equ
instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen months re-
spectivcly, with Interest on the whole ut tile rate OF
per Centum per annum until paid, payable seml-
annually the purchaser giving his notes therefor 70
be secured by deed of trust on the property de-
post of 500 said lot IS and of SO1 on each VI the
other of said lots will be required at the time Of sale
alter the bid or bids shall have been accepted Tue
Tel ms Of sale are required to be complied with within
seven days nom day or sei otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell 1T the risk and cost OF the
dehuiing purchaser or purchasers. All conveyance
ZACIiARIAu CHANDLER,
my3l-dGds Trustee.
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CIIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAI. ESTATE, SITUATED AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF q STREET NORTH AND
THIRD STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
by virtue of n decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed IN equity cause No. 49,
lWillinm Bowen vs.. The Freedmans Savings and
Trust Company ct oil the undersigned, us trustee,
Will sell on THURSDAY, the 18TH day OF June, A. ID
1879 at four 90 O'Clock D. m In front OF the premises,
the following described real estate, to Wit All that
piece aud parcel of ground situate In the city of Wash
mgion District of Columbia and known ana described
rs part OF lot numbered one %, In square numbered
five hundred ana twenty nine t5.a), being thirty one
(3) feet nine t9 inches irout on North q street, aud
running back that width one hundred OO1) feet, to
seler With all the improvements and uppurtenanCes
thereto belonging or IN any wise HppCrtalnlng
money thereof TO be paid VI the time OF sale In cash
and the balance TO bcpad In three ( equal Install
ments, ct one o. o(2) aud three G. years with ~.
terest thereon from the day OF sale the notes of the
purchaser or purchasers he given for such deferred
payments Bat the purchaser or purchasers OF the
said property sha!l have the privilege OF paying cash
for the same on the day OF sale or on the iinal rati
cation Of the sale by the court said property will be
sold subject TO all taxes due and unpaid upon The same
at the time OF sale. - .
FNoCu TOTEM. Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. le1eod&dS
ng- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY. June II, 1879, al same time and place.
jull-W FMGus ENOCH IOTrEN, Trustee.
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Arrived Boats NJ NJ Jane, Mertens, -Four sisters,
DR. VI Davis. II FInnOn, \ Millhoiland, Matte O..
l. h Aguew, Clara aud Prudy, w Hancs Richard
Burke, III T. ClRughtuu, WeyUrd Doencr, Hunter a,
l. Stewart American flag, Thomas Ncnnels Peter
- Chair, James Dayton, John swim, Fall River, h
NJ Young, ana Mary land,
-Four sisters, Alert, n, n lunuuu, a German,
American Flag, Thomas Nenners, Alex krUt2, David
Stewart Hunter q, NJ ice, II l. Gross, II Ciaugh-
ton, WCyard DUuTuer nayrr W Ilnluc,, Richard
Burke, Clara AMI Pludy, u NJ Young, Fall River, and
NfuTNlAul
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Georgetown Grain Market.

UF'IK'N IOWN, JUNO III, TSIn,
Wheat-The market for wheat continues firm and
steady and IN the absence TRANSACTIONS VIC note an
active local milling demand for prime to choice de-
scriptiOns oil Fultz ami Lancaster. We quote nomi-
nIlp at Il iiG II for good prime Fultz aud 81 1870
81 20 for Lancaster
Cnrn-Tncrc are no material alterations In the price
OF corn, though there Is firm and buoynut feeling
ami manifest Indication OF shade Improvement Ia
the Iatrs OF both white aud yellow. We quote be
iure-whIIe n 0UC andyellUw at i6lIi7c for prime
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GENERAL MARX EI,S.
Georgetown Cattle Market.

DRONER's REST, June 10, 1874
Catte-The number Of cattle offered was 40 head,
nearly all Of which sold prices ranging from
&c 70 Sc. Thirty and calves were offered and sold
Ut S2DtSO.
sheep gnd lambs Offerings 1000 head. Lambs. ~
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
May II, ls7a
Sealed proposals Will be received Ut this Department
until II o'clock M, Monday. June 49, 1873 for furnish
ing stationery for the Department OF the interior
during the fiscal year ending June 20. 1881
Blank forms az proposals, showing the Items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto, Will be furnished application TO
this Department..
Proposals must he addressed 10 the Seci etary of the
Interior and Endorsed proposals for stationery"
No contract will he awarded under this advertise
ment until appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for the purchase Of the taonery required
= Secretary
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

posT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May g. 1S7a
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Department until y o'clock m. on THURSDAY,
JUNE ~. 1879, tor furnishing STATIONERY for the
1874
Blank forms of proposals. showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto, Will be furnished OH application to
this Department.
Proposals should he addressed 10 the First Assist
ant postmaStcr'Gencr.tl, and Endorsed Proposals
for Stationery II. NJ. KEY,
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