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To Carpenters and Builders !

/ would respectfully call your attention TO the fact
that nm ngln In condition to carry on the Door.
SASH aud Blind business NJ my old stand Nos 6.N and
Gjl New York avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
northwest, shall In the future In the past keep
full line Of Building Materials OF the very best quail
ity which shall sell taking quality into considera.
ton, at prices that Will successfully compete with
those Of any other house In tho District for cash or
approved paper, Having the largest aud most com.
plete establishment OF the kind In the city am en-.
Rbled ~ nh orders without delay aud without habit
ity To mistakes, All contractors and builders, when
pushing u contract to completion, Will recognize this
to BE- IL great desideratum, Very respectfully,
jelo.oOlm GRO. ", BIREER.
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AND TRADE.
MONETARY Nh TIERS.
New York Money Market.

NKw YoEK. June ~, 1870
Money was easy all day at va per cent.
Foreign exchange was weak aud In light demand at
f"9''7'i for long aud 80 A0si5g'i for demand
Government bonds were quiet, except for new is
which woro active ana nrn,
STATE bonds were uull.
Fallrotd bonds were arm. The feature o. the mar
kel was tue large business, amounting to half MILL
lon IN the Rome, Waiertowu and Ogden,burg sinking
fund nrss, which opened 20 per cent higher at g. re-
acted to 3s rallied to o., and later soil at ~. Kan
saS ana Texas seconds were also prominent IN tile
dealings. opening q per cent higher ut - aud aer-
ward selling at gssG2g. Wabash equipment bonds
roSo nom . to 3d. New Jersey cnira incomes from
Gi to ~, Lchlgh and WlkesblrTe consolidated from
ID To 9j Denver aud Rio Granc rss from gi{ 10 nji{
Rock Island registered Gs from iiEs g. TO- and -
PAU and Minneapolis land grant incomes from 81,
to 81 Albany ana Susquehanna consolidated nrsts
ndyanccd to 1928 Oio aud Mississippi Consolidated
snk.N{ iLnlS TO la!'s Union L cfc sinking fun Is to
~ Aul Kansas city ami Northern real estate rs 10
i4Us' nashville and Chattanooga hrst, declined 10
lOls, & & and seconds to - he Hpeal,c aud Ohio
hrSt9 to i3a, and do c rfpucy bonds 10 igi,
The STOCK market was ihrly nc i've. but the spccu-
iatlon, was Irregular IN tone. In the early dealings
Cllnlng rom l5 TO ma and Atlantic ami Pacific from
4Q.l 10 So, the former subsequently recovering to
IVA and the latter 20 3D. Tho Granger shares wero
noticedby strong aud advanced aaIA per cent on lie
dhys transaction. Tue coal shares were wen held
held aud advanced 4Qti4, except Morris aud l. sex.
Which fell OF A! per cent. The frnk line shares were
uctYe aud firm and snow a. imp oyruent OF apBI
per ceut. Union Pacific vas prominent IN the trans
actions aud advanced from 5G;s to 1875, while Kansas
ket was hrm except Tor Rock Island and ~ Louis
KANSAS city and Northern which were q triiia lower
me TRANSACTIONS aggregated li2tOJ sharGs Of wnich
northwestern, O,UJO ~ Paul, 1900 were Della
ware, lackawanna and Western, iDyOJ were Union
Pacific, aud 100 were Western Union.
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q GREAT
1879

no rur J IENEN;sYIy,AaNlS1A R2uT 6irr " 49,,
spLnsb H2'gH HHAI$ SdSfF HA rour
TRAINS IrH X EyESE AG l is Depot cor
For Psis6ars and The s' vest fqSe M daily with
Pitis6urg to cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago
iI2p M ddey VIII PslSe Gag i9cIhIGpsSo
For Canandalgun. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and The North at GOl =; m. daily, except sunday;
10 cenandaisyn. FOR WilIamspo m LocE Haven
aud Watkins at 1880 1. m. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East 1880 and iO;l5 p m daily,
Pullman Parlor Cars, 800 n. m. daily, except
For BrooRiyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex"
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
lns double ierraSe and journey across New York
For philadelphla, s35 a. m; daily, except sunday,
l;al, 500, and lOl5 ?; m daily. Limited Express $3.50
For baltimore GOO G2O s.Ij 800 a. IN. and 400 p m
daily, except Sunday; 1879 II, M. 1850. $780, 100
:, except sunday.
For Annapolis j2O n. m. and 400 p m. daily, except
ALEXXSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING.
For Alexandria O. 7j 8, o. TO- II a, m, and lI5 3, 100
~ and 1880 p IN. ON Sunday . a, M. Ills,
For Richmond and the South $50 H. M. daily, and
-, 5:2O y. III daily except sunday.
0, 10, II \ m. and l, 3, 400 o. z ard IL p. M
on Sunday ut and 10 IA. IN. and 6p. m
commodatons can be procured at the ofiices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
yania avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
et for the checkng OF baggage to destinations from
/. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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- To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY IS, ls7D, AT i2O a. NJ

M Leave Washington.
5;Ojm,atNEW YORK, PmiLXDELPHGA, AND Bos.
Ton EXPRES5. Ellicoit Guy. On sundays to
BalumOTe only. stops ut Slpleys, Laurel, An
nnnno,,9 Junction Jcs8np's, Hanover, FIR Ridge.
0'5oa-7Da!lmoTc, Annapolis, and Way. Gicdmqnt'
stragburs WinchcsteF, Hagcrston, Frederick,
soo%tnnkN L%fiMiooRiTE' N HND Laurel. EXPRESS.
s:lO-Pont OF Rocks Piedmont, strasburg, Winches
' And bA GTfAbhE EXfHEss, furioF Car 70
s'a5a1ttssLr; L9GIs' cIiIGAGo, COLUMBUS, AND
town. and Valley Branch except Sunday
Through car to Staunton. Pullman Cars to GIN.
Ginnaii daily. Grafton to sandusky daily, except
oOO,,iOn Sunday only-Batlmorc Annapolis and
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens-
burg, college, Beltsyille Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, JeSsups, and Hanover.
'SS- RGlIIm2Ee AnqsBqlI, EIlIc9s cy epa Wy Nay
90. TON ION EXPntssS stops at Laurel, ,
-BHITiMo IpE T !iSi AND LAu
REL EXPhEiss Frederick, via Relay stops
Ao'atfolat q Rocks FiSlorcE IIasc5,siown, win;
Of Rocks and Way stations only. '" " '"'
G@9-tB,sItmoTei Annnp9s and WAY stations
TlM0RE EXpRiGss. Norfolk, except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars direct TO
es"fSl%t Of Rocks %!ld @ay STATIONS "' '' Ut
700 baltimore and Way stations
Relay.
SI5-tCHtCAGO, COLUMBUS, AND PfTTSBURG
EXPlESS. Sleeping car to Chicago, Pttsburg,
except Sunday.
l0I5-lNEW YORK, PIfILA DELPIIIA, AND BAL.
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops nj Blndonsburg and
Laurel Sleeping car TO New York, and special
lhooSf$F ko us Gi%b cigSGfNNATr EXPRESS,
Pullman cars
tDaily tSunday only. other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket oiiices-WnShiOngtO station, and 6O3 90
and lilj Pennsylvania avcnue-where orders Will he
taken for baggage TO be checked and received At any
point In the city. W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO S. kOONIZ. GonNrnl Agnnt.
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al. No. 2j5 Cooley VS. Salter ct al. No $50, Prouty
vs.. Archer: No. 26l, Thompson VS. Fulton; No. 2G2
Flaesch vs. Bickser OF al; No 2G3, Downey ct al.
VS.. Arndos OF al. No. 26i, Howison VS.. Brown;
No 2G5 Levi vs., Drimheller; No, 267 De Wandelaer
vs.. Ferguson No. al, Steiner vs. Abner; No. 272
Peugh VS.: Mcguire: No. 27i, Blackwood vs.. Medler
NO 30, Davis VS.. Paddon; No. 277 Peugh vs.. Dun
CansOn ct al
Equity Court--Justlcc MacArthur-No. o. Ma
tonal Capital Insurance Company VS.. Russell :
No. l. Gilmore vs.. Chapman; No. IS, Wclckor
vs, National Savings Hank; No p, sill VS..
sill No. %, Willie vs.. Martin; No, %, MCGOWAN
VS.. Todd; No. 49, Welsh VS., Murphy. No. 90 Riddle
Us. Wright No. 80, Holland vs.. Holland No. 81,
Truesduil VS. Wise.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMi.-
SITUATED JUST WEST OF THE SI.yl.NrH
YoNb BRidHTWo0D AND ADjACENr 10
iiHd AND Known IS ThE "FirNAM
by virtue oi deed of trust dated November 2s \.
ID 1874 and duly recorded IN liDer No. IA, folio 2j5
lumbia aud by virtue of certain decree passed
June !, 1879, IN equity cause No. 6jG2, doc ~, and
wherein Jert,sha NJ. Holton Is complainant and
request OF the party secured shall sell ~ public auc-
ton ~ mont, Of the premises on WEDNESDAsS>,,
Ile ~ Gay Oh Tnly lSlp al o'clock p m ~ Ih' iol
being situate In the county Of Washington District OF
Columbia, and known NJ aud being part OF tract OF
the following metes and bounds TO wit: Bounded on
the western side by line running nOrthl} tdcgrees),
wost slNty.gno 9nd four one.hundledths lGl fly.l
nor of MOrelnnds part of said tract, and bounded on
the north by line Of Thomas CarbvTyS land south
land running south $50 west iohe Aforesaid boundary
stone, and on tho east by the following lines OF prt
sold of to James seldom TO VIII From point on the
oigtyfour hundrcdths q SLlO0) porchpS To marked
poplar, north 40. west four hundred and ninetyslx
and one-luartor (36.,o) degrees, Gust twcnty-one
porches; thence north eightynne aud one quarter
!9Ao) degrees, east twelve perches; thence north
one and one-quarter perches to Thomas CarberyS
south ne-contalnng 20 acres. rood and - perches,
together with the improvements, &c, &c.
Terms: $1,000 CASH; balance III two equal install.
ments payable IN six and twelve months with inter
est At the rate Of per cent per annu, secured by
chasers piion $40 deposii at time Of sale All con
yeyanGins 1t pgrshasors cost, r terms Of sale are
serves tie right to resell the property at the risk aud
cost of the dBfaultlng purchaser.
w ,y,, IBIRAsII S II; WARMER Trustee
Je6, ID AO,l7Hug star eUl,VtHl
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Action on the Pending Approprla-
'.. tion Bills.
Mr. BeoiS's Efforts to Make the Legislativ,
Bill Intclligible-Tho judicial Expense
Bill Reported without Amend
meut-A Buncombo ResoIu-
ton in the Houso-ItGets
Lodged at High Tide.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, June II.
Mr. BECK offered an amendment In the nature Of
q substitute for the legislative executive, and judi
cial appropriation bill The substitution does not
change the amount appropriated but is Intended
to Improve the form of the bill ordered to be
printed aud referred to tho Committee on Appro
priatous
Mr. WALLACE from the Committee on Appropria.
tons reported without amendment the House bill
making appropriations for certain judicial expenses
and said he would endeayor to call II UP for action
to-day. Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. BAYARD offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, to print the papers and proceedings IN
the original FizJohn Porter trial for the Of the
Committee Oh Military Hairs.
ON motion of Mr. Vest the bill lately introduced
by him to continue the pension Of slOo granted to
General James Shields 10 his wife, and after her
death to his children during their minority, was
taken up.
Mr.. DAWES offered an amendment that the secre-
tary OF the Interior DO directed TO place on tho
pension roll, subject TO the provisions and limta-
tons Of the pension laws, the name of Caroline s..
stcr killed at the battle Of Bull Rum at the ratio of
$50 per month, such pension 10 be in lieu of the
pension she now receives
Mr.. BIAlNE moved 10 make the sum 500 per
month. Agreed to- and as amended tho bill was
passed.
: M. BLAINE Called up tho Mcdonald bill, author.
12ng the Use of troops In certain cases and repeal
Ing the election laws, and replied TO Mr. liils re-
marks OF yesterday.
Mr. wrTIIERs moved TINT the army appropriation
bill received from the House be taken up and 70.
ferred TO the Committee on Appropriations.
The bill was read first time.
Mr.. CoNKLINg objected to n second reading TO.
day SO the bill was not referred but lies on the
table
Mr.. SLATER gave notice that he would on Fri
day endcavor to call up his bill TO regulate inter
course with Cinnamon visiting or residing In the
United States.
On motion of Mr.. LAMAR, House bill to provide
for the appointment of II commission for the i'm
prOvcmcnt of the Mississippi River was taken up.
Without action thereon, the Senate, ut 2;35, on
motion of Mr.. Ferry went into executive session,
and, Wien the doors were rcopencd, adjourned.
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Circuit Court-Justice Wylie-MoIgau vs. District
of Columbia verdict for defendant. District of
Columbia vs.. Washington Market Company
motion for q new trial, Durwin VS.. New jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company; verdict for de.
PENDANT, Oppenheimer vs. Buckley; on trial
Equity CUuTt-Justic Macarthur. Clark vs.
Perry ct al. trustees and receivers bond approved
Miller VS.. Hopkins; on argument
Criminal Court - Justice Hagner - George f.
Chandler, forgery pleaded guilty: sentenced to
the ponitentary Tor one year. Eugene II. Sweeny,
unlicensed bar; guilty; fined $50 Edwin g.
Hughes, violating the coal regulations a noe pros
fined Sll0
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Court-Justice Wylie,--No 23S. NoonNu VS..
Vuckeretal No 2iS, iomilervs. Inland, &C., Coast
ing Company No, pa, Behrends administrations VS.
PClleIier ct ali No. 2J3 Wilson vs. sOlter ct
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAslftSGTON CITY, May ~, 1879
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, addressed to the sec.
Rotary of War. will be received at this Department
until Y o'clock noon, Frldiy the 10th day Of Juno,
1872 for supplying tile stationery for the War Depart
30 1880
No bids Will he considered that not sealed aud
marked on the outside of the envelope Proposals tor
stationery No bids Will be received after II o'clock
sharp,
a detailed schedule of the articles required aud n
blank form of proposal Will he furnished applica.
ton to 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.
Tho successful bidder will be required TO give bond,
with approved surotes In tho sum OF $1,000 for the
faithful fultllnent of his contract aud tho Depart
ment Will reserve the right to order the articles AZ
such times aud In such quantities AS u may deem
proper, and TO increase or diminish the quantity
stated In tho schedule.
Articles not named In the schedule are to be fur.
nished ut the option of the Department ut the lowest
market price. GEORGE W. MCCRARY,
Je3 Secretary OF War.
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Chesapeake and ohio Canal.

Arrived Boats w p Woods, j II Confer + + Davis,
Thomas l. Bells, D Wurlell q Ryan, c, d, Ii
Williamson, sparrow, II Mlnnis, L Lowell, sam.
mons. Willie and Annie star No 4, q NJ Stone braker
Guy of Hamburg, Ii ShRuer w Hunter, and Col
j Lynn.
CleIred-Bonts w Woods, c d Confer, SycOrax, q
Warncld, I Belts, Medley, star NJ !. Willie AID
Amnie John Summons, l. Lowell Il Minis, q NJ
q NJ Ryan IL X Shaurr, a, ella, Nellie
Queen city, Guy Of llanDurg l. Ryan, W JucSs IN.
JOun Lynn, w Barnett, d, @, J Lynn and WIN
In I..u
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Georgetown River Front.

Arrved-Schooners l. a Rose, Rose. - to load
coal Tor Norwich; W II Kenzle, SUper, New York:
Mary T. Stockton, Reed. Phil -dolpha, with $50 tons
hard coal 10 Clarke e. Given; Jane Emerson. Crane
New York, with 10 tons hay to - Mcdowell,
CleaIe i-SChuOners W III ken7e, SOper, HobOkou,
NJ, with 5O tons coal; Mary $40 .kiUu, Reed,
scy CITY, with SO tons cua l. \ Rose, Rose, Nor
NNIrh lnnn. with 80 tons rO.lL.
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RIVER And C1NAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.


Arrved-Schooners Ocean Bird Laws, -, with
lis Ions coal to Clarke & Given; Emma Loughery
LOushcry, Philadelphia, with coal to Washiu gt0n
dealers; Landon, Matlock. -. with wood TO Dis
trlct dealers; cani-bOat Il II DALEY, Cumb. rlaud
with coal to johnson Bros schooner George Fraucls
James, Nominee, with wood 10 Johnson Bros.
C.eHrei-SCnOonerS Jane EmersUn Crane, George.
town, 10 load coal iOi Providence; RcbeccA Brown
down tie river, light. David GARRISON, Ireland tor
Georgetown, 10 discharge rest of cargo,
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GEORGE1OWN NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Repor,ers

Among the different relies of antiquity met with
here and there, outside OF national museums or
private collections rs one which by some chance or
other dropped into possession OF Mr. BOarmHn the
druggist, corner of Second and High streets This
OF an apothecarys pcStlG. II j. cast from genuine
bell metal, and weighs about fifty pounds. Around
the rim the name OF Thomas Lccky is plainly yisi-
BILE; but for some freak or cCContricity Of the
FOUNDER the given name was inverted. No less
conspciouSly appears the dNtc 1898 In full round
figures. No further indications of its origin are
seen, save the rude attempts ut what wore most
probably intended to represent the coat of arms of
some old English family Altogether this curious
good state OF preservation, and will no doubt, long
after the present century is forgotten, afford some
future representative Of THE NATIONAL REPUBII.
CAN rich subject for speculation. But where this
immortal pcSe came from, or through whose
hands II has passed through in its march with
Father Time, all inquiries have been unrewarded,
save that II was once in the possession of Mr. John
W, Ot II druggist in Georgetown, of years ago
whose name perhaps may be remembered by our
older inhabitants.
DR.. Royburn assisted by DrS Mickle Elliot Peter
and Murphy, yesterday afternoon successfully per.
formed the operation for necrosis upon the person
of John Brigham, youth Of twelve years residing
on Bridge street, near Green. Some five months
ago the lad received an injury In his leg, which
since then has been growing from bad to worse in.
ilammation and several cruptlons occurring. The
attending physician therefore deemed the opera
ton necessary. The patient Is doing we'll
The property located on High street opposite
Prospect, owned by James Riley and At present Oc-
Cupled by Mr.. Clements, the undertaken, was yes.
terday sold at auction by Thomas Bowling. The
bidding was pass0bly lively, but the house and lot
were knocked down for Sil0O to Mr.. X, Is. CrOplcy
Terms OF sale One'third cash and the balance IN
twelve months. Competent individuals pronounce
IL quite bargain.
Edward Butler, an aged colorod man, well known
In Georgetown for his many good qualities, died
yesterday I'm his eighty'seYenth year general
collection Tor the purpose of deiraylng the expenses
ofhs funeral was taken up, and Il liberal response
made.
Jacob, ir,, the cghtyear,old son of Mr. Jacob
Hunter yesterday fell from an cmbankment at The
corner OF Market and Bridge streets, while plnvlur
and was severely injured internally. lie rGmGlnci
inscnsiblc for All hour.
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John SHERMAN & Co,
y ~. Cloud Building,
AuCtlOnCOrs and Real Estate Agents.


CIIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATED Al THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF q STREET NORTH AND
THIRD STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
by virtue of a decree OF The supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia passed In equity cause No 40
1Willlam Bowen VS.. The Freedman's savings and
Trust Company ct al the undersigned, us trustee,
WI sell, on THURSDAY, the l2th day Of June, A. d
lSD at four ~ o'clock y. mr. iii front OF the premises,
tie following described real estate TO wit All that
piece and parcel OF ground situate In the city of ash
ngtOu, District Of Columbia, and known and described
rs part OF lot numbered one ~, In square numbered
five hundred and twenty.nine OBJ being thirty one
tl) feet nine t0) Inches mont North q street and
running back that width one hundred COO) feet, to
gether with all the improvements and appurtenances
thereto belonging or In any wise appertalning.
Terms of sale: one fourth ca OF the purchase
money thereof TO be paid ut the time OF sale In cash.
and the balance to he paid in three ) equal INSTALL
mems AZ one ~, two (3 and three 90 years, with IN
tcrcst thereon from the day of sale the notes of the
purchaser purchasers to be given for such deferred
payments. But the purchaser or purchasers of the
said property shall have the privilege of paying cash
Tor Tho same ON the day OF sale or on the nal rnt
cation OF the sale by the court Said property will he
sold subject 10 all taxes due and unpaid upon the saule
at the time Oi sale.
ENoCH TorTEN. Trustee.
w. NJ SMITH Salesman. jo2eod&ds
ny THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ITO
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PRoPosALs FOR AspHALTUM PAVEMENT
Il

STATE, WAR, ASD NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Old Building, Navy Department,
Seventeenth street,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., June O. 1870.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering and lay
ing complete about 800 square yards of Asphnlum
Pavement, with base Of hydraulic cement concrete
in the courtynrls Of the building for tho state, War
and Navy Departments. in this city, will he received
at this Office until T. o'clock of June 49, 1870
aud opened Immediately thereafter in presence OF
bidders.
Specifications, general instructions for bidders and
blank forms OF proposals will be furnished only TO
parties regularly engaged In the business upon appll-
cation. TlIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ipg Inutenaut. Colonel of Engineers,
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rINREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il BUREAU or ENgRAVISg AND PRINTING,

rINREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il BUREAU Oh ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
May q, 1879
Proposals for supplies, embracing dry coiors for
plate printing, oils, chemicals, bond, MANILA and
other paper typographical Inks, twinq glue binders
materials, and plate printers materials generally for
use Of the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing for six
months ending December 81 1871 VIII he received at
this office until II M June 30 from manufacturers
aud regular dealers IN the several classes of goods
Blank forms for proposals upon articles Ia either
class, with Information aS TO quantity, quality, aud
conditions, VIII DO furnished on application.
1t IL intended that proposals shall DO compared on
each Item separately, aud, considering the ndapta-
bllity of qualities TO the work OF the Bureau well
prices proposed orders will be made the lowest
bidder for the articles desired.
The right to waive defects and reject any all bids
Is reserved.
Parties Wishing Information must specify upon
which particular class of articles they are qualified to
propose, and should address their applications to
o. H. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
M wnaltn IA {
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DROpOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

Posr.OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 8, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS. will bG received ut this
Department until Il o'clock m. on THURSDAY,
JUNE 10, 1879, for furnishing STATIONERY for the
post-Onicc Department for one year from July !,
1874
Blank forms of proposals showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto Will be furnished ON application to
this Department
Proposals should be addressed TO the First Assist
for Stationery" II. NJ. KEY,
pOStmaStPr.fipnpra1
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GENERAL MIRKE I,S,
&c orgetown Grain Market.


GEoKuETowN, June IL, 100,
the market for wheat and corr was quiet and I'm
Changnl.