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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

INDIANAPOLIS, MayI-The result
OF the municipal election held yester
day all over the State, are emiaen,Iy
gratifying to The Republ cans. The
Sentinel, the Democratic organ. is
very quiet on the result. The Jour
ast, the Republican organ, says
"fhe elections OF yesterday have
demonstrated that with honest open
hand-to hand light, made on an hon.
est, u~nvsrnisbed platform, with good
men in the field, Indiana may be
carried BY the Republicans in 1880
We will do IT'LL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

DOES any seD-ibie man believe that
this Democratic rant and fususn
about military interference at tie
polls means anything more than
their fear of interference with bull
dozsrs aud ballot box stafers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

THERE was q Democratic caucus
yesterday, or there is to be a Demo.
cratic caucus tomorrow, is about the
daily bulletins from Washington. And
when the Democrats do meet, they
lock the doors, swear the d~oor-keep-
ers, and examine the dust closets and
coal holes for fear somebody finds
out what it's all about. There has
been six csucuses to prevent the use
of troops at the polls, and there
hasn't been a Federal bayonet with
10 miles of the election polls on cleo
ton day since the war.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sPlIIG CATALOGUE & PRICE IlsTl
MARCH 1870.

Atno time have Groceries been offered ..to-
prize a. sre qaosed On ny March Price List Ths
70 those who have never bought from ne All -
Is a small trial order. To facilitate hi. .<
during this month, MI orders for any cer,. I'll
OF each article at the same rate as the daI,a.a
worth OF each. """1fs
Particular attention paid to packing AMI All.
ping promptly all orders received By x1Tt ~
goods are carefully wrapped, boxed AMI deI;val
to depo,s free Of charge. red
II any OF my customers do not re, me- n
fist the nrst OF each month. i Wish thew -
write me, and the Nsr Enlarged Price n Il siaSa
sent Immediately. "ios
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

WHILE the Democrats are pitiful-
" bowling over Federal bsyonets"
and military Interference" Ham
burg Massacre Butler of South Caro-
lima has q bill pending before Con.
gress requiring the Secretary Of War
10 furnish an artillery company in
that State with four Napoleon guns.
Are Federal bsyonets" 10 the hands
Of United States soldiers. OF cannon
10 charge OF the red-shirt Democracy
moe; dangerous 70 the voters at the
polls,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

FouR ex-Confederate Generals have
been appointed as Doorkeepers and
Messengers in the Senate. The last
one is Msjer General Cadmus NJ
Wilcox, q graduate of West Point
Military Academy, who served in
the United States Army until the
outbreak Of the Rebellion, when De
became a commander Of Confederate
farcee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

The Democratic Congress has
been 10 session over seven weeks,
aud has absolutely done nothing for
the country. 1t is clear that the
enormous expense incurred is solely
for the benefit of that party at the
next election, and our belief is that
not much has been done for the party
either.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

No troops at the polls, bot shot
guns and revolvers in unlimited
quantities, is what Democratic Con-
eressmou have been steadily caucus
isg aud voting for since this session
commenced.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
coyre,oR sr ions. Of Kansas,

governor ST JOHN, Of Kansas
makes a good point when be refers
10 the spirit 10 which the negroes o'
the South helped Union soldiers es
Gaping IRON rebel prisons during the
war. They asked no questions, but
did all they could for the unfortun
l e Now that they are refugees
seeking new homes, they deserve as
fair aud kind treatment as they gsco.
This is a good poiot to remember,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
I.asa. Exee.ses.

SAN Francisco. May 5-Kat Koo,
the Chilicot Indian, was executed in
the jail yard to day by United States
Marshal Waters, for the murder Of
rhcmss j. Brown, near Silks, last
J January. He maintained al apps-
rent stolid Indifference to the last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

THE Treasury bias more money no"
ia its possession than ever before
over 1--WE hundred million dollars
More than half of this amount Is on
deposit in national banks, while the
amount Of gold and silver IN the
yaults exceeds $3.50 ,O0O. 600.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
Next Democratic state Conven-
th0n.

HARRI BURG. May TOE Demo-
eratic State Committee met this
morniog, forty-two ont OF the fifty
districts being represented. Il Mil
ton Speer presided Barr's frieuds
proposed the 4 b If June as The time
OF holdieg the Conyention, and Au-
gust q was also named. July l6
was brought as a compromise date,
but Was not acceptable 10 the Barr
people, who insisted that The CJnveu
ton should be held Juae 4. A vote
was taken on July is and June 4
and the former decided upon BY 81
TO 20. Harrisburg, Reading, Altoo-
ma and other points were suggested
as places for holding the Convention,
bat Harrisburg was agreed upon
without serious opposition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

MEMPHIS, May 5-A special tele.
gram to the evening Ledger from
Starkville, Mississippi. states that J
Spencer and Nevlin Porter, the barn
barEers and attempted a~ssassios Of
Jordan Moore. . few days since,
were taken from the jail on Saturday
night BY . body Of armed men, white
and black. and hanged.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

IT is because their own seats are
held by the power of ku-klux and
Red shirt clubs that the Confederate
Congressman are afraid to have
United soldiers at the polls. Fire
arms at the polls are only dreaded
when 10 the hands of Government
troops, for The purpose of keeping the
naaca
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

A FEW years since money was hard
10 get at eight and ten per cent now
i. is seeking investment by millions 10
four per cent. bones. So much for
Republican fnanciering and resumP,
ton
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

The Democratic leaders 10 Con-
gress squsrely hutted their heads
against a stone wall when they at
tempted to ccerce the President into
signing the army bill. They are
now attempting to creep through q
crsny in the wall. If the President
should veto this second bill. will
they back down squarely, or go on
butring with that sore head and
bloody scalp!
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

WEsSErEG. MANITOBA, Nay -
gEAe syike on The Caaada Pacific
railway continues. shout ohe tbous-
and men ere being ont nov. The
military are under ORDERS, bat no
serious troable Is anticipated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
SECRETARY scHuRz has given notice

that. AZ the Census Will mo- be- taken
unul June 1880 no sp JlicaIions will
nov be entertained for appointments
for that duss. aud that when the
tne does arrive, appoio;ments VIII
be made only after competitive ex-
sniaatious Of The applicants
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
Dried Fruits, &c.
Mince Meat

Atm0re's Standard. y
Atmore's STANDARD. Il \ pail
Atn0re's Standard. Is n pail
2 Jars 9Stham Minee Meat
torion \ DtlwOrths Extra Fancy, In glass,
quarts and half rasloas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

Now that The South is losing her
colorec lsb0rers by thousands, the
truth about their treatment begiDs
TO crop cut Thus the Memphis
Ap0l0acbe dem } saws:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14
Sugar.
Coffee. Chocolate. Be
Fish.

Maekerel. Extra No. l Extra 81 ore Mess
tn0 heads OF taile) per % IN. kit. Al a
Mackerel, No. j, Shore. best per 70 10. kit. , a.
No. /, Bay. per 20 ID. kit.. ~
Ne. /. Medium. -
No. 3, Large Extra, -. n
Mackercl. No. J. ~
Fresh -...--.-1 ID. cans 90
Goldfish. W0m4n's FaFerite Boneless Der an
Id box, - -; per ID ...... "a
Goldfish Boneiess, No z, per ~ Id. box, o. Is;
.odf-h, hon Ton. shredded per I 10. box. NJ
Fresh, 3 10 cans H.
b Bioaters, Genuine, per Dor
$50 Fish, So cents; per don -. a
Scaled Herring, per box, 200 FISH -. n
W hite Fish. "a o.
hite Fish, % 10. -
Herring. u bbis ~
Herring. - II. kit IA
New Holland Herring. per ksg a
New Russian Sardines. I0
Goldfish, Georges Bank, per b..........- q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

ruling by the chair.
The President pro Rw oyerrnled
the point of order.
There being considerable confusion
il the chamber, Mr.. Davis, of West
Virginia, asked for the enforcement
of order both 10 the Senate aud gal
lery. Order being restored, MI. Chan
der resumed a. follows:
l think every Senator on this side
Of the CHAMBER believes that there
are twelve Senators on that side who
hold their titles TO seats upon . slim
mer, poorer basis than my bepored
friend from Louisisns. Tt at is what
I intended to state; tia. it was our
belief, snd it is my belisf, that their
seats we're obtained and arc held by
fraud and ~siolsnes. That Is wha. /
now cay Bot. Mr. President, 1 did
not rise to discuss this question. 2 l
simply rose to say to the other side
7ou have your day in court I; make
/ he mest OF it. Your time is short
The people Of the Norrh hare taken
this 10 hand. aud from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific, from one end of this
land to the other, the people are
aroused aud alarmed ct the state
&eRts tbpt beye bees made and the
actions thst have bean teksp in this
Senate chamber end 10 tho other
House within the last sixty dsys
Let me say to you gentlemen on
the other side Of the chamber.
sAfe1e, meme, fekei upharsia" is writ
tee I'll oseF your brovs [Applause
in the galleries, which was 8 mptl
checked by the Chairman
The bill 70 prohibit military inter
Ssr>Ics p elections was then passed
10 the precise form ia WHICH it came
from the Houss-yeas SO, nays ga
. strict party vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-14

DLEk.
Mr.. CHANDLER said History IL
repeating itself today There is .
proverbisi saying that B urbons new
er learn saythipG end nssef forgot
anything. The psoserb Ii very sp-
plicsble TO the Bourbons Of this 9 10
try. In 1851 the B,urbons bad
eontro, Of this G Jveroment. You
bad . majority iq both Houses, . ma
Of the Supreme goprt, aQd the
whole Of this GovesDmsot vss under
your control. You brought up the
the repeal Of the Missouri compro.
miss snd forged your Northern men
then as yos are doing aoV, 70 vote
for that repeal. add you did IL BY
some means. Then sir, you crowded
foar men pntil you crowded them oh
the bridge. In 1851. when | took
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-06
GEOR0 Er0wN YEWs.
nnllnr,rh n, i,rnnhllcnn I,rnnry

Nhi"iAtN w tFphbntAn iepoiiefS
Mf Patrick Kcllys affinity for = certain ada In
cooper shop on high street landed him In the
lock up.
Mt iguauus Dyer. whose serious accident was
chrOuicled several days ago. Il on the rapid road
u recovery. THE gentleman will sOon be IN good
condition Tor another calamity of llko nature
The shipments Of coal from the Cumberland
coal regions show a marked Increase during the
past year Prom May 81 is7s 70 May 81 1879
crease Of ~ syi tunI - compared with the CORE
sponding period Ufls7gs The heaviest shipment OF
coal lasi week was 9S.@ tons by the Cuusuli dation
Company. Tho New Central came next with Avs
tons.
According TO the innliblc announcement sew.
ornl week, ago In TnE RcrumICAS the proposed
parade ~ GrntgctDwus " Infantry" came 10 pass
Ia the cool aud refreshing part of the afternoon tho
procession OF baby carriages. IN change Of their
respective nurses might be seen winding NJ and
down the principal streets OF GeufgCtuwn, observed
by host ni aimiring spectators. There were all
kinds ut hahies-hig babies little babies, babies
that were neither hig nor little babies with red
noses lDnshawhyD. pug nnscs-in fact. babies Of
every Imaginable variety. There were however Ia
the professional observation OF TlIE REruBLCNSs
unpfCndiCul representative no less than six Of the
omhry, population who might be chilled very fine
said about thun the better. The reporter drrul.
II advisable TO make no particular mention
olnumes, but here appcuds indlSUtininutcly. suuIu
Of the different species presented Walter Walsh.
three yeats old; PcflnChui Watcn. fourteen
mputhsi Charles King. seventeen months; Robert
Willelt, McntyOne months, Lee Monkey. Thirty
mouths Francis Cox, twenty four months, lulu
Waters, thirty uTunths Charles Waters nineteen
months; J. William Hunter. eight months, Mary
Wheatey, twenty three months; Eugeue WEIGH,
Chatliu Ross, Oue.hnlf month, and Richard Turpin.
one day old.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-06

Circuit Cnurt--JlHtCc Wylie. Vandcrwerkeu VS.
Green; verdict for plaintiff. Strong VS.. Lutta mo.
ton for a new trial entered. warrnOth VS. West
verdict for plaintiff for $500 Poland vs. Fischer
ct al. Jury out
Equity Court-Jnstlce acArthur-Michell VS..
Mitchell former decree modified as to the custody
OF the children. Fitch vs., Fitch Defendant al.
lowed 10 answer and case referred to examiner
ylilray VS.. Grant ct nl; pro cUniCsSO rs to Flora
b. Cobell. De Gram VS.. ilGrnou pro confesso Ms to
French vs.. Campbell; same. Tabbs VS. Israel Airi.
can Methodist Church; injunction granted aud
will of Il. q. Bell construed. Murray vs.. Ager de
murrer Oyerruled and leave To answer in twenty
days Williams vs. GarducS Oh hearing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Court--Justice Wylic.--No. 1876, Strong
VS.. District of Columbia; No. 1876, Strong VS..
No. 1914, Creswell ct al. VS.. Connolly No, ls2
Creswel ct NJ. VS.. Dodge; No. 1856 Bates Il Ryan VS.
Copeland; No 1856, Knauth ct al. vs.. Savage; No
lSS, Brooks VS.. Boston; No. 1902, BOtelcr, admins.
traitor, VS.. C. c. Langley No. l09 Stewart vs.. Kim.
nell No. 200 SUNNY VS. Henry; No. 20l, Herr VS.
Irwin; No. POI, Cape Ann Granite Company vs.
Blunt & Timber; No 2O5. Adams VS. District OF
Life Insurance Company; No. pos, Randall VS.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
No. 200, Brooks vs.. Kimmell; No. 2lS, Gaigan vs.
Rowland ct al. No. 2lS13, ONell ct al vs. District
of Columbia; No. 2l9, Murray vs.. District OF Colum
bia; No 22l Tobn VS.. Klcinsohmidt; No. 22S
Newton VS.. Turner & Co.
Equity Court-Justice MNcArthur,-No %, Nc
Gowan vs.. Todd; No. q, O'Leary VS.. Dyer; No, %
Sill VS.. Sill No o. Willie VS.. Martin No. q, Pull
man VS.. Stevens; No. 2s, WelCh vs. Murphy No
20, Riddle VS.. Wright No, 80, Holland VS.. Holland
No 81 Earle vs.. Dodge; No. 81 TrleSdAil w, Wise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-06

tr. UAnFfuLD. n has 70 be cOdined,
w ATKINS Well. Il can be codiicd In day, -.
Inc previous question was seconded and the bill
VS. ordered printed and recommitted
, ne liu makes The like appropriations, aud for
WD Ike PURPOSES ~ were mako by the legislative
appf prIdtion hll f1r the present fiscal year with
tt itaih exceptions Indicated.
~ ihDu 'u section provides ior the salaries OF
certain Offices created hy acts ofls59 aud for GER
tain expenses rnu,krod necessary by the removal
ni ih. uIcct ui The War aud Navy Departments :;
also JIG ih' uiu's and assay offices also for two
..HCiIiH Judges Boo Dakota aud the District Of Col
uunIa aud iur "a district Judge in Texas also for
Toe ufico NJ the lig-saVlug service also for cN.
peusrs " Territories also ior the chronological
commission. section . gpprOprIltcs a sufficient
suu Up meet amy increased expenditure made nee.
l.ll 90 ulo present year.
The fourth section rcpolls sections t77l'72.'73 Of
We hrNlatl statutes, providing Tor biennial exam
iuatun ~ pensioners. aud leaves with the Commits.
nations when necessary AID 90 increase or rcduce
rrusiIus. but uOt 90 withdraw ur reduce pensions
except upon notice tu the pensioners and hearing
upon sworn t0siiwpny ~ order 90 provide tot the
rotary 1f The Treasury BE- detected IN issue immo.
ditiry lu payment thereof, ~ they may be al.
lus'rd. ihc so Uu1Uu IN lrealtcudcr currency now
lu iho Treasury aud spccal fund lof the fcdcmp.
tom Of fractional currency
The House then took up. as special order, the
BIN reported by Mr Hatch frqm the Committee on
Agriculture % prevent the expiration Of diseased
cattle and the spread OF Infectious OF contagious
li.et'us among domestic hulmals, and was nd.
drrssf IN support Of the bill BY Mf Hatch aud by
Alf MontoS sent 10 the clerks desk and had
real ipfict 10 himself from Me HARRISON score.
urY oi The New Work Stale Agricultural Society.
giving u ~ bis opinion that the bill reported Is
frivolous and would DO perfectly ineffective
m } adjourned
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BALTIMORE, June s, lS7l
Cotton dull. Mlddllnc, I3ac.
Flour active and hrnler, Howard street and Western
superflne, - 2jG37j; do extra, sI25 pj: do family,
s. 2jG5 Ijj CITY Mils superhnc. 81 25GI. do extra
$4,000; do Rio brands, !GG62j; Patapsco family,
si7L
Wheat-SOuthern firm. Western excite aud higher
southern red, 81 liGl 10; do amber S. 1901 2) No
Pennsylvania red, 81 20; No2 Western winter red
spot, 81 ijli@l 10 June, 81 1891 I5 July Il Iil@p
81 iiH; August, 81 1901 iOI.
Cjrn-Southern firm. Western steady. Southern
white, 80 iGjc do yellow. 500 &C: Western mi xed
SPOT and June. i3f@i3'5c; July, i3'4@iSXc: August
fys9iii4c; steamer ~ iGgi2Ac
Oals firm and "A shade higher. Southern asa IOc;
Western white dJGS7c: do Mixed SiGg35ci Pennsylva-
Rye qIiet at 60g6lc.
Hay dull, Maryland anu Pennsylvania primo to
choice sl2di3. ' w
Provisions steady. Mess pork, siO75 bulk meals
Lore shoulders, SIC. Coar-rb sides &c; packed
Sac and 5jSc. Observation-Disclosures &c cer-rb sides
&c. Hams, D'sGllc Lard, refined IN tierces 7c but.
Ter quiet; prime to choice Western packed, l,Gl4c,
ESss active ana scarce AT IL ad lJc.
Petroleum dull Crude, sec, refined SIC.
Coffee iirm. Rio cugoes. lltIlBc.
sugar steady A sOit Sda.o,
Whisky dull at II Nj.
Ffcights TO Liverpool per steam Quiet Cotton
3.l6d; tOur, - ID; grain. tad.
heCelpss-tl0ur, 26i2 bbls; wheat 800 bu; corn.
UsOO bui oats, 800 bu.
shrncnIs-whOat $500 bus corn 27osOob u
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETART MA TIERS.
New York Money Market.

NEW York. June :. 1877.
Money was easy to-day at 3G5 per cent, closing at 8.
fofegn exchange was steady at l57494s73i for long
aud 10 o. 1885,, for demand
Government bonds were steady, EXCEPT for new as,
which were tdhis lower
State bonds were duh.
Raliroad bonI9 were strong. The largest transac-
Tons were In Erie new consolidated seconds which
advanced = TO 49, the seconds per cents funded
advanced y to 735f The other changes were a. fol.
lows; An advance Of q IN Kansas Pacific Is DENVER
DIVISION trust Ieceipts) - In Missouri, Kansas nd
leNas hrsl5 con5Olidat assentod and Kansas Pacific
% (i aud ID, 1898. with couuOn certiHcae, and in
Denver ana Rio Grando lrsts, Hannibal AID It 10.
s"ph SIS convertible, aud Wabash hr-ts Tex coupDuj.
Ihor' was decline of5i In New York Elevated Rail-
IoaI hrsts aud = In Morris and Essex IS Of 1871.
Iho stock market was quiet again. but the specula.
Ton was generally strong, although with one or two
exceptions the changes In prices were slight Pacific
Mh was more active and advanced nom ~, to 49,,
C",s ~ the highest point, Louisville AMI Nashville
" IN t1ln ~ TO J6', lverul to g. and closed ut
o.. ne fluctuations Ia tho rest of the list were
h,'IeN rnCuOnnl ana tile market closed firm al nm
hiNhnCeo sG1A per cent The total sales apurr.
kaleu ll'tN shares, OF which 100 were Erie. Iit,D
Mti" Lax shore, 1900 were Northwestern sou were
~ RAUL 0VJl were Delaware, Lack wanna ana West
Hru bMg wet" Hannibal aud st Joseph, 5000 were
LOUISVILLE ana Nashville, md 2sOJO Pnclhc Mall
INC following were tho closing prices;
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1879
1879
GREAT
DIsN WV MA ~

-. 49,. pENNsYLyANIA ROUTE, ,r
TO rf 6o H2RFA 4e WdHS sr ATP R S2XTlwEsr
SPLENDID SCENERY MMAAGNIFicENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE " AsHfNGToN from Depot. cor.
ner of sixth and u streets NJ follows.
parlQr Car TO pltt,burs and sleeping cars from
liitshurg TO Cincinnati. ~. Louis. and Chicago
&r II SHE N T P PSHSS &c e RA SHSSS59
For CinaudalguA, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
anl the North ~ 90 y. M. daily, except SUNDAY
to Canandaigna For wliliamsport Lock Haven
and Watkins, at 1850 u. M. daily, except sunday
vi Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
pullman ParlOr Cars 80 II. III. daily, except
For Brookiyn New YORK, ali through trains connect
az Jersey lity with bOnts OF "BrOOklyn AnnoN
ing double ferrago and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia s3S a. M daily. except SUNDAY
n, m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Baltimore 600 600 S:3b 0'n n no and 400 D.
aud lO:lj D. III. daily.
For Popes Greek Line go q. M and i:2O p IN. daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis $40 a. IN. and 1870 p nj daily. except
WY AN 4E2 NbRR NK6 I'M
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 75 8, 0, TO- II a. N, and LIS, 2, i?o
90, Z. and 1880 p IN. On sunday II, M. Ills,
For Richmond ard the South G51 H. IN. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q, 7:l6. 8.
a. 9, 10, II n m. and 8, 40 so, q and II p. M.
on Sunday at and 10 H. m. and 5p. IN.
Tickets. information. sleeping and paror.car
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy ivanla
wanna avenue, and AT the depot where orders he
len for the checking Of baggage to destinations from
L. T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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RITER And CANAL NEWS,


ADVERTISEMENTS Virginia Dare. Dclany, Havre
90 Grace Win coal to johnson Bros; Mary Ann Shea
Harris. Little River, with wood to johnson Bros;
David ClarksOn, GARRISON Savannah with 40 Coz (eet
lumber to Thomas w smith Willett & Libbey, and
Whealley Bros; Mitchell, Mitchell. Savannah with
5000 feet lumber to i l. Jackson and Geo A shehan,
Robert Healy, Brooks Huvre do Grace with lGl tons
coal to Clarke ~ Given Robert Frau Kiln Whcatley
hayre de Grace, with 7s tons coal To Clarke d Given
Flying Send, Meekins. HRyre de Grace with I;s ions
coal to Clarke & Gwen.
Cleared-SchOonors Thomas II Taylor IIillmnn Tor
ilavre dc Grace John II Fort. Galloway for White
POINT to Load gravel; John Wright, Lee Tor George
town 20 loud coal for Boston; Bateman. simmons
down the river, light.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FOR BRICK BUlLDiNG.
pEraT qrAarkaMisrEa'ss oyyrc y,


WASHtSgrON, u. CO June =, iS!h
Sealed prnpO ais In triplcute VIII he received az
this office until Il o'clock June 70. tsq. ~ which
time and plu they WI be opened In the presence "
bidders, for Tie construction In this city o. Tempo
rary brick building for stables Tor use Of the War De-
parmrnt iu accordance with plans aud spoCiHCat uug
which can be- seen NJ ths Office. There are none for
Jistrlbutiuu.
Such suit bic material a. can br obt lined from the
OH war Department building, now being deuiul-
lshed TO be determined aud ~ DO TO- the purp Sc
by an architect On the ptri ~ the Government, Is tp
he used IN th' construction NJ III nble4 II other
materials not thus provided are to be furnished by tie
contractor.
ono COPY OF this advertisement should br securely
attached 70 .coch triplicaa proposal and should Do
inentl9nc therein ~ comprising part Of IT, bdic IS
should furnish satisfactory evidence O. this ONO" Do
fore the award s made Of their ability TO perform he
work.
The successful bidder Will be required to cuter into
Writlcn contract with the tuitpi states, WITH good
AMI approved security, IN the sum rf 500. within
ten days amer being notified Of the acceptance OF his
proposal.
Proposals must ne enclosed in scaled envelopes
marked Proposals for Brick building aud al
dressed To the Undersigned
The United States reserves the right to reject any
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