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Piedmont AIRLINE.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June t. 1882
Regular schedule train service. via Virginia
Midland and Washington and Ohio divisions.
Will be resumed from Alexandria, commencing
this date. During the interruption to the all
rail communication connection will be made
via 7th-street ferry between Washington and
Alexandria. Boats leave above wharf, Wash
lngton and King-street wharf. Alexandria, at
500, $780, $50, $50, 1870, 11:3O a. m; 1890.
i:3o, 2:3O, 800. 49, $50, $50. and 7:15 p. IN.
Also leave Washington at $50 and Ills D. m,
and leave Alexandria at 10 :3O p. IN.
Passengers holding tickets of this lines is
sue, and of foreign lines issue reading via this
line to and from Washington and beyond. will
be ferriedt to and from Alexandria at this line s
expense. Baggage checked from the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad station as usual. Con-
nection will be made in Alexandria with trains
on Union street, one block from ferry landing.
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Adrt General Passenger Accent
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The Great Nav Storm of1Ss9.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
We have no power over the forces of nature
The sunshine and the rain pass over US. and it
is not in our power to direct the quantity nor
curb its limits within the bounds of the bless
ings or the calamity. All will admit this.
Still. with ell there rs some satisfaction in being
able to foreshadow the cause that will produce
the effect, be it what it may. There is also a
satisfaction in the ability to understand the
cause that has produced such an effect. Twenty
years ago We could not have satisfactorily ac-
counted for il. But now, thanks TO the weather
map. II is spread out before us as the course of
river on the map or the track of the ocean
steamer on mariners chart.
IN studying such a storm it is necessary to
go back few days that we may follow up the
reported locations of the storm-centers which
are the agents IN producing the effect.
At am. MAY % the storm-center BY which
the greater portion of the effect was produced
was in New Mexico. At the next observation.
pm, II had moved eastward, little north of
29th it had continued its general course and
was located near Springfield, Mo.
The indications were that it would continue
on the line Of the low" that had preceded it.
But 1t did not. BY pm. of the 29th it had
taken course little south OF east and CEN
tered near Chattanooga, Tenn. Up to this
time it had been very dry in the southeastern
quarter of the United States, for the simple
reason that 'low" had travelled on such lines as
TO leave that locality beyond the limits of old
Aquarius.
This deviation was beneficial to this south
eastern quarter; i gave them little rain. On
the morning. of the Goth, though, We see that it
had resumed its more northern course and was
conferred near Lexington, Ky; at evening near
Galipolis, Ohio.
From this data we see that the movement was
very slow and uncertain. Nine times out of
ten when Glow" has reached this locality it
will make a rapid run TO the st. Lawrence val
ley. especially if there be another low trav-
cling on that north line to invite it. But no.
On the 3lst we find it in Western Virginia with
a southern direction toward the mouth OF the
Chesapeake. From mere it took a sharp turn
again to the north, making Y-shaped track
This of course, is the line of travel of the
center But the periodic location of the CEN
ter indicates the general movement and speed
OF the storm. We see that the direction was
very irregular, like the footsteps of drunken
man. and that the movement was very slow
As it were, old Aquarius hung over us and pro-
longed his stay, and that We not only had the
benefit from one low" but we were also within
the outer lines OF another travelling through
the ST. Lawrence valley, from which alone We
would undoubtedly have received local "
This north ''low" furnished the heat whereby
at least the greater part of the electricity was
contributed.
So the great storm Of MAY. 1885, was the re-
suit OF two lows and the very slow move
ment of the main one, whereby there was
| ample opportunity to dispose of large guam
tity of water. i. p. n.
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Knocked Senseless with . C,,h

There was Q noisy alteration at the canal
and @ street southwest, Sunday, between Jas.
@. Brown and Henry Moten over the possession
Of boat, and from words they came to blows.
Brown struck Moten with heavy club knoe king
him ssnseless- He was taken to Providence
hospital, and Ofhcer Barry arrested Brown.
The case was continued id the Police Court
yesterday until the result Of Moten's injuries
can be aseertsined as they are thought to be
serious.
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Granite Blocks or Cobble-Stones?

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
Some surprise has been expressed at the re-
vocation of a very proper order by Capt. Sy-
mons that the bed-worn and slippery cobble-
stones should not be continued between the
rails Of the newly-laid Anacostia road, but be
replaced by granite blocks Not only would
granite blocks between the rails give uni
forrnity of appearance, but be really better
foothold for the car-horses s.
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DIRECT RouTEs OF TRAvEL.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is the shortest and most
direct route from Washington to all points
west. The difference in distance as compared
with other railroads is as follows: To Pittsburg,
az miles; to Cincinnati. l34 miles; to Chicago,
80 miles; to st. Louis. 10l miles. Through
coaches and Pullman's drawing-room sleepers
run daily via Baltimore and Ohio railroad from
Washington to all points named, and the SER
vice Is unsurpassed.
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A Suit to Get Possession of a Brewery.

Joseph B. Hughes, of Ohio. residing at Bir-
mingham, England. has filed bill in equity,
by Messrs W. F. Mattingly and A. s. Worth
lngton, for specific performance of contract
and accounting, injunction to restrain encum-
brance of the property pending suit for
the appointment of receiver, against Albert
Carry, wife, and others. The defendant, Carry,
Is the owner of square 81, formerly June
manns brewery, between f, F, 4th, and 5th
streets northeast. and he carries on the brew
ing business at that place. The complainant
alleges that on March 20 last he entered into
an agreement with the defendant for the pur-
chase Of the property, including everything on
the premises. the same to be delivered free and
unencumbered of any liens or taxes prior to
June, 1889, and with perfect fee simple title on
July /, and complainant was at the time to ex-
ecute and deliver to Garry debentures secured
by first mortgage for S125.O00, PAYABLE in
three years, and pay $4,000 in cash and
cost for any Improvements made after Feb
ruary %. Complainant states that he agreed
to purchase all stock, materials and beer on
hand, as well as book accounts, the beer, &c,
estimated at $4,000 and good book accounts
at 1000. 1t was also agreed that Carry
should be director in the company to be Or
ganlzed at salary of not less than 81, 900 per
year, and act as manager till August at $3.50
per month and the use of the residence on the
premises for six months thereafter. and Carry
agreed not to go in the brewing business, EXCEPT
IN the employ of Hughes or his assigns. for ten
years, within 1000 miles of Washington. The
complainant states that he has made demand
and is ready to comply with his agreement.
but the defendant refuses and he Complain
anti IS ready to pay the cash payments into the
registry OF the court. He therefore prays as
ahOya
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The EVENING TRAIN on the Washington and
Ohio division of the Piedmont Air Line will be
held at Alexandria until the arrival Of the 43O
boat from the It'll street ferry at Washington
This arrangement has been made for the con-
yenience Of the commuters on that division in
the government service.
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How IS THIS FOR A SACRIFICE?

How IS THIS FOR A SACRIFICE?
Suits that We're S5, 80, 80. and so.
Now S7.45
Suits that were SIP, $3.50, $3.50, and SIS,
Now $685.
Suits that were SIC, $3.50, SIS. SIS. so. and
eZo, Now SASS.
Suits that were $3.50, s25, and $3.50,
Now so.
EIsEMAS BROs.. It'll and SITS,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the very close call we re-
ceived from the food. we are ready for BUSH
ness usual. and desire to call the attention
OF the public 10 the fact that we received an
other large invoice of Wire Door and Window
Screens on Saturday that We are Offering at the
usual low price; also a general assortment of
nrst-class Hardware. CHAs 7. CARTER & Co..
coo Pa ave
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BUSINESS
In our Tailoring department keeps right on as
briskly at any time this season. Why? Be-
cause those who have visited that department
recognize the true bargains, especially in our
suits 10 order at go. and pants to order 50.
EIsEMAS Bros, eth and SITS.
Tailoring Department
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". B. Moses L SoS. cor. 18th and SITS n.
W, will offer for week commencing June 3. 100
rolls jointless straw mating. at IS per roll of
40 yards; 800 rolls extra heavy jointless straw
mating. at 80 per roll OF 40 yards: 100 rolls
straw mating. at 1920 per roll of 40 yards.
Also, furniture, carpets. upholstery goods, in
terror decorations, wall papers, &c, at greatly
reduced prices.
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WY DO PEOPLE speak in such high terms Of
the Empire steam carpet-cleaning works, 631-
eS5 Mass. ave. n. W? Ans. See the carpets they
have cleaned. Telephone. 1872
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

II have been for years great sufferer from severe
nervous headache but never found any relief till 1
began to use Hoods Sarsaparila. Before the second
bottle gone my headaches were not so severe nor
so frequent. am just beginning the fourth bottle
and have not felt well tor years The confused
dizzy feeling in the head is absolutely gone, and my
general health is wonderfully improved" MRS. w.
5. CARTWRIGHT, Shelter Island, Suffolk Co., N. Y.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by c. L HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Telephone Baltimore pa.
Mouxr VERNON.

Steamer W ". CORCORAN, Capt. L L Blake leave.
th 81 wharf daily except Sunday for Mount Vernon
leaving at 10 am. reaching Washington about 4 80 p
~ Fare, round-trp, 81, including Admission 70
grounds and mansion.
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ATTENTION is called to the assignee's sale Of
the contents Of the grocery and provision store
Ct X. o. Edmonston, 43i 9Th street northwest,
advertised in another column.
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Two Lots Of Turkey Red Damask. regular
prices 80 and 75c. per yard, for 81 and 35c.
Remnants of 1870. Bleached Cotton at SC.
Misses Silk Mitts in black and colors. l2c.
st REPETTI d Co.. I49 Pa ave. g. e.
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Buy Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BRorHERs, the leading firm IN the Dis
rrict
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. ATTENTION. lovers of fine sherries: Two butts
$50 gallons each. direct from Spain. $3.50 per
gallon for "a sherry. $3.50 for 20 sherry
VI. 4 ?. METzGER. All 9TH st. NV
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A NERVE ToSIc.-Xander's Virginia Claret
contains iron on account of the grapes grown
on irony soil Get it at XASDER's, No. 9O9 eth
street northwest
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The STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON will resum.
her popular Wednesday trips to River View to
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ANOTHER invoice Of the Champion Lawn
Mower Just received at II. 20 each.
CHAs. T. CARTER & Co.,
COG Pa ave
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HoTEL JoHNso5, EURoPEAN.-New York little
neck clans. York river soft she'll crabs and
fresh Spanish mackerel.
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EcoSoMY Gas RANGES are the best. No heat,
sdor, % dirt. Call and examine at SHEpD Il
BHo 49, 9Th 81
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Our $40 blue serge suits are warranted fast
color and perfect fitting. HANBURGER's,
62l Penn. ave.
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THE UNION VETERAN CORPS.
First Meeting Under Its New Organiza-
ton as Part of the National Guard.

The first meeting of the Union Veteran corps
under the new organization under the District
militia act, was held last night at Grand Army
hail. on It'll street. The membership was
swelled to 2l5 by the mastering of six recruits
Lhis organization is now known as the third
battalion, first regiment and is Offered as
follows: T. B. Harrison, major; W. c. Beck,
adjutant; W. H. Myers, quartermaster; DR.. S.
A. H. McKim. surgeon; Paul Z. Beckwith, in
spector of rife practice; Fred Thomson, cap
tain company A; W. J. Simmons, first heuten-
ant company A; NJ. Mahany, captain company
Il; j. P. Ernest. first lieutenant company B; j.
u. Parker. second lieutenant company B;
Frank Clark, first lieutenant company c. and
Otto L.. Suess, first lieutenant company D..
Last night an order was read from Gen. Ord
way complimenting the corps on their appear
ance on Memorial Day. The treasurers report
showed balance on hand without any indebt-
edness.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
OF town 10 dealers, churches. picnics and fami-
hes. IFS New York ave-
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HAVE SETTLED WITH The Insurance Co.'S
Our Baltimore house advises Us that they are
busy manufacturing ali the goods damaged by
smoke and water. consequently We are having
q great mark-down sale TO make room for
new goods
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PRUDENT BUYERS take warming of r. GOLD
Sends terrific reduction in baby carriages.
See adv't on 4th page.
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TIE Empire steam carPet-cleaning works.
6S1-635 Mass. ave. NV, DO the best. cheapest
and quickest work. Tele JhOne 1872.
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Go TO r. ". HENDERsoN's. lib street
northwest. for wall paper window shades room
mouldings, hncrusta. walton. DC
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Gas AND OIL STOVES. all sizes Call and ex-
anime. c. A. MUDDIMAN. 12O6 St.
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spRLoIS STEAK. prime rib roast, 1jc. per h.,
n New York Market. Sd and Indiana avenue.
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Gas FIXTURES. Large stock. Low prices
SHEDD & Bro. 1872 9th st. NV.
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WALL PAPERS. House and Fresco Painting
p. HANSON Hiss MFG Co, SIS 18th ST.
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EIsEMAS Bros. 9TH and E sts.. -
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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MARRIAGE LICEysEs.-M Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Jas.
Taylor and Susan VI. Gray r. Leon Bosto and
Kate II. Frank; Emil Hornberger. of Philadel-
phla, and Mamie c. Harttrecht Lucien D.
Thornton and Florence Harrison; Lewis Dole
man and Mary A. Nelson; David g. Rush and
Emily Waldron. both of Chicago; George W.
Ridgway and Minnie V. Baker; John G. Oil
and Emma Y. Shimmeck; Edward Baily and
Dolley Thompson; w. II. Searight, of Pittsburg,
and Sophie NJ. Luke; Joel Schuman and Henry
kallberg; John j. Jordon and Sarah Ear ";
Thos Goldman and Oily Yavitz.
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ALL-WooL trousers TO order 50.
HANBURGEE's. 62l Penn ave-
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sEl our els retort gas stove.
BROOKS 53I 18th At
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EVERYBODY SAYS HAMBURGER's sell the best
$40 blue serge suit in the District.
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Machines for rem

The HAMMOND TYPE-WRITER
At JOHN C.. PlRKER's.
OH ami Gig 9Th st. NV.
Machines for rent
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHr a. NJ. WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware.
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, light rain;
slightly cooler; westerly winds.
GREAT REMOVAL SALE.-The goods advertised
Saturday are fast disappearing, and little won
der considering the low prices.
To-day we quote reduced prices on another
block of our rapidly decreasing stock
Sofa in Brocade. $50 now SIS.
Oak China Closet, SIS, now SIG.
Cherry Extension Table 535. now 500.
Mahogany Table. $50. now So
Fine Cabinet so, now S23.
And many other extraordinary bargains.
Terms. prompt cash.
ALEX. MILNE.
5l1 9Th street NV
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GENTLENEN's FTRAw HATs.
The celebrated mackinaw Hats. ~. 81 80. 50;
Young Mems English split yachts. - to So;
NObby styles In File -ible strawS. Il. SI.50. 50;
Our Hats are uney2elled IL style and quality;
Mems and bows Straw Hats as low as &c.;
Balance Of stock Of light Derby's az cost;
:. {. LEWIS 4 S.. 1i2I y. Y. ave. mr.. 18th ST.
Strictly one p e, marked IN plain figures.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Up P SIS COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and
BY careful application Of the ne properties Of we'll
tables with delcately Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors bills 1t 10 by the judi
may be gradually built up until strong enough re-
naladies are floating around ready to attack wher
ever there IL aweak point. We may escape many Q
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
Pure blood and . properly nourished frame"-CfVa
kerctce Gazette.
in haf-pound tins By grocers labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic Chemist.
jy21-m.tu.s London England
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OFF For Denver.

The Washington delegation to the convention
OF the International typographical union, meet
ing in Denver, June Is, left this morning over
the Baltimore and Ohio road. They are Messrs.
A p. Marston, ]. II. Platt, E. ". Oyster. and
Fl. S. Sutton, of the printers union, and P. S.
Sprightley, of the pressmen's society. Accom-
panying them are II. V. Bisbee, of the era fts-
man. and A. j. Moran, Providence; w. A. Min
ter, Norfolk; S. B. Ragland, Richmond Thomas
j. Harrison, Philadelphia; Columbus Hail.
Washington; David Kells, William Ferguson
d. P. Costello, and William Maxwell, New
York: James II. Mcdowell, and Harry Hitch
cock, Baltimore; ]. P Dillon, Brooklyn; Geo.
E. Durham, Newark.
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"T1rD BABrs HANDS"

To prevent its scratching its burning. itching bleed
Ing scay skin or scalp How often have heard this
pitiful story Terrible Is the suffering of these
little ones, yet CUTrcURA affords instant and grateful
relief and In every case tends to speedy and Geo.
nomical cure This will be glad news to many heart
broken mother. =
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REToRT Gas STOVE
at Brook. 531 18th st.
Hundreds in use in this city.
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BUILDING PAPERS. MORTAR COLORs I'M
Dported Portland, r. Top, Rosendale, and Antistsu
Cements. Moth Proof Paper and Charcoal
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HEALrH AND STRENGTH

Soon replace weakness and languor if that reliable
medicine, Hoods Sarsaparia, is fairly and faithfully
tried 1t is the best medicine to keep the blood pure
and to expel the germs of scrofua, salt rheum and
other poisoDs which cause much suffering, and
later undermine the general health BY its
peculiar curative power Hoods Sarsapara strengt
the system while it eradicates disease 1t is the
peoples fayorite spring medicine
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CITY ITEMS.

We Mean Business.-Java and Mocha COT
fee, &c.; Sun-Rise Chop Tea, Soc; finest soc.
tea In America; splendid table butter. Csc;
lowest prices. NJ. 4 P. METzGER, All 7thn.w. II
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For tile work go to 400 La. ave. iel-6

A Months Luxury for Two Cents.
For cents Colgate & Co.. So John ST., n. Y.
will mail you sample of Demulcent Shaving
Soap. my2S-tu, f-2w
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PROPOSALS.

Il DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, MAY rs. 1889.
Sealed Proposals endorsed the envelope Proposals
Of the Navy, will be received until NOON, JUNE
for the Swes " e SsSy beps sfn
ment and its various bureaus and Offices in Washing
estimated at about LOO a month. The proposals
must be Tor SO much hundred In cas- OF tie bid the
must be made, in duplicate, will be supplied on appi
the Navy. ,e4-lsw4w
PRoPosALs FOR FUEL ANy WASH Ys..RE
~ lsss sealed prSP9Tss N 1ros ate soeSt to
s. G fHsfi a T We o Sc Noon On ak
viii be opened the presence OF bidders for furnish
Ing Supplies and renderng ssrssss as ier
required within the city limits during the nscs year
ending June 30 1880, VIZ Furnishing and dell vering
fuel, aud washing articles of Government eauipaee.
The government reserves the night 70 reject any OF all
Se viii be furnished on Application LPys0pes con-
taei aSd and SddPsse % Recrns Oh CO;
N so5 t5s ,d 11i =; Rs washington T.
DRoposALs FOR cur GRANITE. OFFICE or
Building i9s LsTs5y 81 conEse S ss ass, esIs
proposals furnishing and delivering an o. the cul
81 the ro1nds q the Building Tor the Library Of Coz.
TSR LAY Of nd opesS
must be Of light blush gray color and hne grain.
SPECIFICATION. general Instructions and conditions
sas at SRI ps
my25.27 .2s.aS. S0.31 Jel.4e.s.ll,l3l5.2e.27-
T,REAsURY PREPAYMENT, MAY 81. 1852
IL There viii be sod at public auction ct TEN
O'CLOCK A M TUESDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH.
1SS within the Treasury premises and at the Treas
ury stables miscellaneous collection of unserv1ce-
able property belonging % this department. consisting
of one large safe pair coin scales hose one
coupe, one set OF single harness. two sets Of double
harness. lot Of rubber hose, tables. desks, chsrx.
cases water coolers &C. Terms OF sale: To the high
est Oder for cash Articles sold be removed with
out delay, at rsk and expense Of the purchaser w.
5el-eo4t DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.
DRoPosALs FOR CUT GRANITE OFFICE or
Builaing for Library Of Congress- l42 last ospa,
proposals. for furnishing and deverng cut granite for
wall footngs and for courtyard walls Of cellar story
Of the building for the Library Of Congress N this
ci0 viii be received this once until TWO O'CLOCK
2; NJ on THURSDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
JUNE 1889. and opened immediately thereafter In
presence Of BIDDER specincsti esnsra instrnc.
be obtained on Application Of this once BERNAko
r. GREEN, Superintendent and Engines.
3e1,3,4.5,6,7-6t