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COunciI Caucus.

The City Council Democratic members
will hold caucus this evening to agree
upod candidates for City Solicitor, Audi
or and auditors clerk. The applicants
are as follows:
City Solicitor-W alter Cummins, a.
Q. Turner and II. r. Pennington, Esqs.,
Auditnr-J. Frank Ball, (present in
cumbent) and Thomas NJ. Ogle.
Auditors Clerk--Reece Bell and f.
X. Messick.
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THE SENATE.

In the u. S. Senate yesterday, con-
,ider, tIon of the Dawes resolt ton was
resumed. Mr.. Farley ofCalitornia, moved
TO 90 Into executive session auu APPoso"
20 the Senator To dlspose Oh eue
taDt pending homlhatlons anu nv opSn
M essrs. Dawes, Beck and salisbury, the
motion TO 90 into xesptive session. was
defealed. years 81, nays o. After an hour
speut in calling the roll, on dilatory
motions, the Senate, At $40 T. M,
adjourned.
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LIebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

pal ESnos, ESSea highest Medals at Princi-
9rescrihad nlons, and is endorsed and
and sh.edb hned by the Medical Faculty nere
IA emt, as the standard tonic.
the mnsoaies mnooaies the nutriiive elements nj
OF caref,1,aar n6re, blood, bone ana brain
of Ghoined Godined with the powerful ionie v,psna,
and n a. OF Sacred Life plant ofthe incas
ware ~ noice quality ofHherry wine. Re
and simy,or worthless limitations ier ours
Lyspepsis names. II IL Invaluable In
suiouaness, etc. apr25-6
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Uhs 9ailg 6asstte.
FIRST EDITION.
..,KI- T,ME TAHLE.
,,.,,vAyE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE "lh"ise'o
-,,v,puIA.-l.5s 20. $50 10
FoR PHILA pAh9 as, m.9O. II. 90 a. M; IL. Il
e.i0 ~ V * 2.sJ, 100, 6.5!, 6l0, t.a4, S.65
,h1,,,' NJ. sundays, I'9o' ~ x,zV' o." "'"a''
fiyICC55!EH iyC5 IU, 95', iyU y; ~ Inn q
FCE NET w. io'' az. .4s, 2.ts. 66!. .6.44 ,p. IN
.i,,avs il.o' a., " l5S, ~ a. m.. 6.62 6.44 P. m.
,a sum- Hta,yy'riMoRE.-l2.5l. 2.l2. 7.55, b.8s q,
re-" r-,hi 30 si.Oa AS. $50 p. IN. sun
ntys M Ig.5I, 2.l2, 7.65 q; ~. -.sn @ q
OR WAsnI.9,iS1fs'-s ~ az '5In, n NJ NJ snndays' "
~ ,2i2, ,.6o II. IN.
utT .tuoRE AND In rERMEDIArH STA
,S.. .l25I, y " "A. m, 90, $40 p IN
,e+ Is ~, IN. train stops at Way sta
lion, MY betw zen feriyVllle anu
RaItimore. sundays. l2.ol ~. IN.
pKHRYYILLE AND lNIEhMEDiAfA oNA
lnu llo NV GAsTLa.-6.OO Q. a5, a. M: I.Ot
IN n 2l %. IN, No SUNDAY trains.
UARRtxGroS AND INTERN EDIATE STA
TioNs.-9 80 a. m; Lt5, B.2O y. Ia. No
sunday trains.
lELMAR AND lNDEhMEDIATE6 STATIONS
~. IS u. M; 10 p. m,
pop WILMINgroN Il NoRTnERS X. H.
7.lOa. M; 800, sos p. III. No SUNDAY
FOX DELAWARE WESTERN II. R-7.l5
~ 3Oa. M. 5.35 p, IN. NO Sunuay trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WlLMiNG1 ON
FROM PHILADkLPHIA.-l2fi, 1.4 I.51.
SIS, y. GA. m, IL m; D.l5, l&A, .O2,
Z.l, L2J, 40 l.4l, BIO, $40, b.io, 800.
V.ln, lO4j, II. 10 y. IN. Sundays, l2.43,
"a, ~, ! ~, IL ~ =. m; y ~. l. .45, lilo
FnoM new YoRK.-2.C4 2.22. 7.52, SIS p
M, I2.l5, sI.O2. Al, ga y III. Su =
a 2.v4, 122, 1852 q. pl.
FROM BALrl MohE.-l.oJ, Z.I4 10 lilo :.
nl. 'J2.4I, 40, 5.4G. o.SS. Y.JJ y. IN. dn-
days, l.53, 2.l4 d. IN. $40, 6.jS $50 y. M.
Fkoa WASIIINGToN.-l.5I, z..4 ll.s5 a.
~, "i24i. 200, 8. 46 6.3S y. III. sun
days, L63 2,l4, u, Iu.; o.4d, b3f y. IN,
FROM PERRYVILLn only --J.uo "a. IN.
FROM NEW CASrLE.--S.4s, J.3J, L2.U7
$40. B.U5 D. m. No sunday trains.
FgoM DELAWARE Il. h.-s.45 IA. a.; ll.W
800 u. m. No sunday LriiiLs.
From " ILMINGToH 81 NoIifu hkG IL. Il
6js, d. H., l2.05 80 y. IN. 40 SUNDAY
trains.
IRON DELAWARE WEsTERN X. K.-5.N
a. N. : 10, y. IN. NO SUNDAY trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMIN3roN LEAV.
PuILADELpuIA-Bro street Depot-
100. 49,, 7lJ, IJ.5J, ll.UU. Az "A. Ia, LOO
a.uJ, $50, 80. 40. 5.l5, 6.io6 ~, 500 o46
1880 ll.8J y. III. sundays. 40, 80 "A. IN.
GD S0a. 9.45, 1000, tl.5J y. IN.
PHILADElPHlA-Mar et street station
only y 10 a. III Ti2.25 IA. sun
Gays, l.lS III.
Figures marked thus ~ denote the
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Eminent pI,Ynicinna.

are prescribing that tried and true RENE
dy, Kidney w ort for the worst cases OF
blllousness and constipation, as well as
for kidney complaints. There IL scarce
ly person 20 be found that will not be
greatly benefited by thorough course
of Kidney>W every spring. If you
feel out OF sorts and don't know why
try apackage of Kidney. Wort and you
will feel like q new creature.-Aadl0lap-
oIiS SenfineI
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CarberrY,s Counsel.

Charles b. Lore and Geo. ii. Bates,
Esss., have been retained as counse,
ior Morris Carberry, who shot and kill
ed Samuel II. Adams, COL, last Friday
morning.
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Mr.. Frank Payne, living near Gilpin's
Point Dorchester county, Md, was taken
suddenly and violently illsome day, ago
with symptoms of cho lera. Two of the
Children and Mrs. Payne's another died
and were buried Sunday week, and Mr..
and Mis-. Payne continue quite i'll. Inves-
tigation resulted in tracing the cause of
their SICK ness to the fact that they had
been using in the family water taken
from q oaVed-in well.
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VIM. A. Croney, a competent and
intelligent young house carpenter, has
started in business as a contractor and
builder, and is now ready to furnish
estimates for all kinds of work. His
shop is on South Jackson street, neaI
Maryland Avenue, but orders can also
be left at No. 204 West Second street
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The Last Week.

This will positively be The last week
Of the great one dollar book sale al 606
Market street. The collection of books
Is very fine, and those who purchase a
book receives in addition a present,
some of which are very valuable.
Since the sale commenced some of the
presents given ont are as follows:
M. Meyers, Fifth and Market streets;
George Griffin, 1898 e. Seventh street;
Joseph Ginder, George Haines, I. II.
Murdler, Alvin Allen, George Stein
lcken, l.. Jones, William G. Bush, e.
A. Ainsworth, p. Kleet, Joseph Price
ana several others received oil paint
ings.
j. A, Heston, $40 Monroe street,
SSem ~ wlnder watch Henry Linn, Oil
~. w. Fourth street, gold watch Geo. o,
nalley, Na E. Tenth street, stem
" T'nHer HIo watch Mrs. J. G. Allen, 312
r;na N'nIh street, received diamond
vo1S r. Il. Small, 408 Z. Tenth street,
,e Char,Saad Gaad china tea set /; Lewis L.
band eilln, s%aa, 2sO French street, gold
thcro In'ha L lea set. Besides the above
ame,br maS been given out over fifly
ice nitStand tyss and gold rings, several silver
articISS atiInefS and many ether valuable
. 10
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I,I,o 20 not let your chances
But Eend Ss sunbeams pass you by,n
irlnntinuu ~ To the Com No oi,weailh MIS-
ticket in 10 TO- Louisville, KY, and buy q
where You ie wiit ntxt drawing (ApriI 8Oth)
.ises and perha ps draw sao e ,s,S ~ ,soV
iug, LontsihDDMAN, Courier Journal Build.
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Annual Meeting nj COatesville-AH
Encouraging Report.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Wilmington u Northern
Railroad Company was held at Coates
Vile, Pa, yesterday afternoon, hen the
following officers were elected:
President-H. A. DUPONT.
Secretary and Treasurer. }. Ermold.
Directors Geo. Brooke, A. l.. Foster,
Richard Elias Ely, DR.. Chas. Huston,
Charles Wheeler, John s. Gerhard.
Superintendent and general engineer
j. II. Thompson.
The auDual report of the Directors
was also submitted and read. A sum-
mary of the receipts and expenses is as
follows:
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The universal testimony of all mothers,
who have once used II is that DIR, Bulls
Baby syrup IL The best medicine for
ehildI en- teethIng or suffer tng with Diarr-
hoea or Summer Com plainG.
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NEN ADYERTlsEMENTs.

W ANTED.-A cook. Apply at 1IO5
w Market Street.
WANTED.-Four gentlemen boarders
wv Southwest corner Of Eighth and
French-No. lO5, Terms reasonable.
my3-5t
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trouIIeess IIesT baby is suffering with those
ing, donitat utat nearly always attend teeths
BllliS Uat,. uelay, but uee at once. Dr.
'apy syrup. Price 25 cents.
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Ifyour liver is torpid, If your appetite
is poor, II you want your stomach thor
oughly Gle nsed, ifyou cannot sleep, If
you want good digestion, use DR.. Bulls
baltimore Pills. Price only rs cents.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not 70
throw any dirt or rubbish in any OF the
Streets, Lanes or Alleys OF the City OF
Wilmington, as the Ordinance pa ssed
by City Council imposing q nne Of
ten dollars on every person SO doing
will hereafter be strictly enfoI ced.
LIP. LYNCH,
aps3e-ot Street Commissioner.
PUBLIC SALES.
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Figures marked thus ~ denote the
limited eXpruss tram
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\A tuation by q drst-class
w engineer who understands his busi-
ness thoroughly, Sober, Industrious and
reliable. Address, Engineer"
tt THIS OFFICE
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NoTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN stockh, lders Oft Mechantcs' LON
Association will be held on next Monday
evening May 9th at 7.80 O'Clock p. m. At
their room, Northeast corner of Third
the Secretary and to elect Directors, and
any other business that may be brought
before the meeting.
WIN, ]. MORROW,
mys-ot Secretary.
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MEALS STATUS.

The proceedings of the Court below
having been reversed, Meals status is
now precisely as it was previous to
the May Court, 18S0-that OF a priso-
ner awaiting indictment and trial for
a capital offense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

In the matter of stumbling Capt. HAYES lin
his new book Riding on the Flat and Across
Country') goes into its theory drawing distine-
tions that may be very serviceable. He explains
that there are two kinds of stumbling. One is
really dangerous, when the horse Is either weak
IN the forelegs, or cramped in the action or with
the physical defect of too straight shoulders Rnt
when the stumbling arises from the knee being
insuficently bent or the toe unduIy depressed
thereby catching upon any inequality in the
ground. it may be safely disregarded. unless the
animal is intended for show rather than use
We may add. for ourselves. that we have
ridden excellent horses with this failing; that
frequently as they might trip or stumble.
experience told us that they were absolutely
Oure-footed: but that what we chiefly objected
20 was that. in cases when they were nervous.
each trip led almost invariably to succession of
others. That such stumbling comes of a
slovenly manner Of going there can be no
doubt. II happens comparatively seldom in ex-
hilarating weather, or when the horse has been
brought fresh ont Of the stable; but when list
less and languid, or when fatigue begins to tell.
then you are quickly made aware of his condi-
tion BY his laundering.
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO THE NORTH WFST AND SnITTUWl.Sr

1901 PENMSYLYANlA ROUTE 1901
~ bStsLE TkIdk, sfkEL RAILS: -.
TRAINS IS1 fFhsE Na 18th irons Depot
of Sixth and b streets, a follows
For H e,a and the Nest 200 am daily IL with
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 70 Gin
cinnst. st. Louis and Chicago; $50 p.m .>ialy.
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAc RAILROAD.
For Ganandsigua Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara. with
urdsy. with Palace Cars 70 Canandaigaa and Wat
For Williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira at 0.30
For New York and the East 500 m. 10 80 oo
1915 pm, limited express of Pullman Paror Cars.
$50 am daily. except sunday.
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afording
direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double
For Phadelphia 100 m. 10 80 m. 90 go 1000
iOis Limited Express ss0 a. m. daily. sI-
For Baltimore, $40. 800 $50 1880 I'M, and 400.
5o S4S "a az 20 49, aooS ena sSo so ioS
For PO 1s Grsei line Gao am and 4.o pm daily.
For Annsp @ szS am. and 44O pm daily. except
ALEx saSfski AND yREpERlcKsBuRe RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND wASHiNGr0N
For Hex.naris. Zoo, 7:2o e:2o and II 80 an. sao.
100 $40 and ii 80 A. M, and 500 pm.
Trains lssse MexanaIs fcr H.shinsaon; 90 s;os ana
Zoo sps IscS do and Is pm On sunday at sos end
of istS street snd tSs Sspo
where orders can be left for the checking Of baggss .
-; r MOOD. 0snsrsi Passenger Asu,A
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noTD
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE wEsT. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JaSEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY 2ap.
ShSlffr gsD ST. LOUIS
8 Riti~2 SE Es q City, and Way Stations
strasburs. Winchester. Hasersto~n and Way. Sis
SIS q PIN q ;.ApELPHfA. NV YORK AND BOSTON
s:4o-sTAUNToN AND VALLEY EMPRESS icon.
meets for Haserstewn and at Point Of Rocks far
1900 ON sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis ana
1000 BALTIMORE EXPRESS Cstops at Hsatts.ire.
COLLEGE Belts,ile. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
ff hd,Ia hs SaisAGo CINCINNATI AND
IL: Baltimore Elcott City. Annapolis and Way Sta
I2sSp sqPs aYs epy k f1s PstOre and Way
:0O-.BAL1IM0RE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
sao-Batmore and Way Stations, winchester, Fred
esk Hhe5ss" a snd rMss fiI El And LAUREL
EMPRESS lS FREDERICK. Via Relay. stops at Annap-
t4,45@.Point Of Rocks Frederick, Hagsrstown, VIM
chester and Way stations con Sunday to Point of
=, Rocks and Way stations oniy;l ,....o
ARnas rs Way ana
MfsS 20 Of Es,e .s sH E.y and
RE- Nay sfSa AND LAUREL
EXPRESS.
t9:I5-PITTSBURG CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
APAIIapELpHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
10:00-BALTIMORE, EVANSVILLE and LAUREL
EXPRESS. Stops ON signal or 10 let on passengep
at any station between Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
tDsiy. .Sundays only. Other trains daily. exceI4
Sunday.
An trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply 1T the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station and Gl9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, 18th street where orders
viii be taken for baggage to be checked aud received t
i'm the city. ms
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TEN DAYS TOO LATE.
4 Detroit Widows Reason for Rejecting Mar
rjnge proroSaJ

4 Detroit Widows Reason for Rejecting Mar
riage Proposal.
From the Detroit Free Press.
man who lives in the Saginaw valley was at
the depot to take the train for home. As he
was buying his ticket old friend w.: VIC lives
here, slapped him c O.. eilr shoulder and gave him
greeting, After few salutatIons the Detroiter
asked:
''HaYe You married again."
s'No"
''Bo you want to?'
.'Yes'
''Come with me. know widow whom
can recommend"
''Can we get back to the depot in fifty min
uteS?"
.'Yes. easily"
Very well: lead the way"
That's all there was said about 1t until they
reached the Central Market. The Detroiter
walked the valley man up to the stand of a we'll
KNOWN and fair-looklng widow and said:
. Mrs. Blank, my friend has only few min
utes to spare. You are widow!
s.Yes'
" Three children"
Worth a6.oOO?"
Healthy. eood-natured and a member OF
the Baptist Church?
Yes"
every we'll This is Mr.. Blank of Saginaw,
He is AZ years old. sound as dollar. owns good
farm, has two children. and is looking for sec
ond wife. Do you like his looks? Will you en-
courage him? Do you think you could love him?
He is is in hurry and can't fool away time. Yes
or no."
NO" replied the widow; as she arranged
her pe-pant and raddishes. He's ten days
toe late. | am engaged to widower in To-
letlo."
THAT'S honest injun?"
'''frue as live
Nuf ced-good morning and he has thirty
one minutes left to go the train.''
And the Saginaw widOwer picked up his grip
sack and walked off without change of coun-
tenaHce.
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CLUB RATES FOR THE WEEKLY STAR

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THE STAR FOR 1881

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tiles, viii print p. OF the news of the day ON
which 1t - issued 1t has direct wire from its
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trict, the country and the world 1t will aim
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1857 Prizes, amounting 70. $110. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted ct all points
to whom liberal compensation VIII be paid.
For further Information write clearly, giving fun
dress Send orers by Express Registered Letter. or
n. A. DAUPHIN,
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" No. 2i2 broadway. NEW YORK.
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NoTNEerO THE PUBLIC.
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State Lottery COH1Daap aud Frduda{enfiU Tebre
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" AND UNIMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed the 18th day of july
A. ID. 1881, in Equity cause No. 1920 of Susan T.
BuTche ct al against America G. Pedrick ct al. the
undersigned appointed by said decree Trustee for the
purpose will sell at public auction the highest bidder
on the premises, on TUESDAY, THE SECOND DAY
OF AUGUST. AID. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M
the north 25 feet front by depth of GO feet 81 inches
lot numbered twenty -four (24l, in square numbered
254. with the improvements thereon being house No.
522 on 18th street northwest in the city of Washing
ton.
|. On the SAME DAY, at $50 O'CLOCK p NJ, on the
premises, will also sell ut pubic auction the highest
inches on 9th street northwest between and Streets
three-story brick dwelling. with all modern improve
ON the SAME DAY, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the
premises VIII also sell Lot No. l9, in Square No. S.?
fronting ~ feet on street northwest between LIST and
alley.
Terms Of sale One-fourth of the purchase money
cash IN hand and til residue in three equal payments
on credits of SIX 6 twelve I'D and eighteen 6 months
reslectyey. with interest and the purchaser win be
required TO give his notes therefor and secure the
by deed Of trust on the property sold deposit of tea
per cent OF the purchase money viii be required the
day Of sale. and the purchaser win be required to
ply with terms of sale within ten days thereafter in
fault Of either the Trustee the right to resell at
the risk OF the defautng purchaser All conyeyancing
viii be at the cost of the purchaser.
THos. J. FISHER CO.. Auctonesrs. jyl9-d
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July H. 1881.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at the office of the
Superintendent OF the Treasury Building until II
O'CLOCK NOON. THURSDAY, JULY 2s. 1881, for
supplying and storing the following described Fuel for
the e. s. Treasury Department viz:
$50 tons White Ash Anthracite furnace SIZE
225 g LYkens Valley, CRATE size.
20 IS Tykens Valley, stove size.
j, $50 :" Cumberland Georges Creek.
25 cords Spruce pine Wood, well seasoned
Proposals must be superscribed Proposals for Fuel
for Treasury Department. and addressed to the Secre
Particulars viii be furnished upon application at the
Office of the Superintendent of the Treasury Building.
jy16-s&tu4t J. L. POWER. Chief Clerk
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FOR NEW HOSPITAL.

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OFFICE A. A. @. NJ. WASHINGTON BARRACKS,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July ii, 1917
Sealed Proposals in ripcate, subject to the usual con-
ditlons, will be received at this Office UNTIL IL
O'CLOCK NOON, JULY %, 1881. ct which time and
place they will be oened in presence OF bidders for fur
nishing all the additional material required and labor
necessary to erect frame hospital at this post
The Government the right to reject all
proposals. Blank proposals and full information
the manner of bidding conditions to be observed by
nished on application to this Office. Amount and de-
scriptlon OF material on hand and plans and srecca
Schu1ze. Architects Washington, d. c.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked:
Proposals for new Hospital at Washington Barracks
Washington, D. c., and addressed to the undersigned
SEBREE SMITH, LIST 1t r. Q. NJ. I'd Art.
jy20-4t A. A. q. NJ.
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