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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
ruIIAnIIrIlIA
HANOVER MELONS.
The Luscious Fruit now Cried About the
Highway OF The CITY.

'Water melons, water melons; nice
Hanover water melons, This FAMILIAR
cry. which has disturbed tine quiet citizen
ON the principal thorOushlJres of Rich
mond as often AS July has come from time
mmem0fial. has come again. Tine cricr
is the modest, bat independent, cit
izen of the e0roU, oll county Of
Hanover, and bis precious freight
about which De- is $50 earnestly cNpatatlng,
d, tbe Cmou, Hanover watermelon. The
oft-reueatol cNti- rc-cch0ed.hy the ragged
urchiu on thc street as Do. keeps in safe dis
lance from the sturdy clod-kuockers long
whip. and its approaching sound is 20 source
Of ioy to the most wealthy Threshold.
The Hanover melons are here. and hy a
LARGE majority. Ihc drought did not cut oil
Tine crop lO such q great extent as was
feared for "a while, 60 the melon loving pco-
pie may rest assured that there VIII bc
enough, and 90 spare. As early as .
o'clock i'm the morning, when the
hurrah h0,~. and the moral newspaper men
are vending their way hOmCWard, the clear
rattle of ihe carts bearing this luscious
nuit 90 tine markets can Doe heard. by q
O'Clock in the morning they are spread Cut
iu the streets around the markets. until they
look like one vast "patch,' and then the
sale begins.
They first made their appearance more
than a week ago. and the number has
steadily increased, until now the market is
stocked. The prices range from nine
pence up tOa shilling. ana some very fine
ones can Doe gotten for the latter price.
The canlaloupc seems 20 have had a
worse fate from drought than the watermel-
on, for they are scarcer and Of inferior
quality.
4 reporter for THE TINES visited the Old
Market Yesterday and talked with several
llau0yerianS who are engaged in the profit
able business of raising melons for the mar
kct. They an agree that The crop was
shortened 10y tine drought which as they
term 10 "camc az the very time when We
didn't want it," They also agree that the
weld was remarkable, considering the alb
ecnce OF rain which Of al crops
needs rain most. The farmers are
seriously complaining al the low
price no which they are compelled
10 dispose of their melons. said one Of
these: "Nhy, you folks that never saw a
watermelon patch dou't know what a truu-
Die and expense it is to raise them. and we
are the ones who ought % say what they
are worth. not town folks. The idea OF pay
iug ten and fifteen cents for such articles
rs these 80 As me spoke he pointed % a
pile of tine melons, which had not been sold
owing 10 the unusual price Of twenty cents
at which the weli-lo-dO farmer was holding
them. "rm not going % give mine away"
he continued, I'm take them back aud feed
'em 10 my hogs
Several others were moderately pleased
With the price at which they had disposed
OF their crops, while some were ioyed 10
overlooking, and had forgotten their trOu-
bles. | pom the whole, the crop is a fair one,
and will supply Richmond in watermelOns
until the season is out,
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In Their Now Ouarters.

The N0n0Ik and Western Railroad AGENCY
in this city. under tie management OF Mr..
Il. W. Courtney rs passenger agent, and
MIR. Garter Brander freight agent, have
fitted nap an excellent office on the north
west corner Of Main and Ninth streets.
Having moved over into their new quarters.
they celebrated tiropeningye yesterday with
"a general reception % their friends. The
feature OF the occasion was railroad
loyc-tea,t and several amusing alter-diuncr
jokes. The building has been thoroughly
remodcled and reprinted, and is furnished
MP i'm true modern style. In the front Of
the office are the desks Of Messrs. Courtney
and Braudcr, and the rear j. occupied Bog "a
comfortable private Office and "a storage
room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

The theatrical season opens early this
year. commencing with Wilson's Minstrels
M the Mozart Academy on the eth of Au-
gust. Next Cleyeland's Minstrels will give
"a performance at the Richmond Theatre on
the nth Of August, and on the 18th Of the
sane month Brady's After Dark ComDina-
tion will appear al the Theatre. Mr.. Fred.
Green, OF the latter company, is in the city
pertecting arrangements for the appearance
Of The troupe, which is claimed 10 be an eX-
ccllent one. Mr.. Brady has done all in his
power 10 make After Dark one of the
strongest shows on the road. Sherman and
M0rrissey, trapeze artists, have been en-
gagged at an enormous salary: the ever
popular sparrers, Kelly and Murphy, and
AN entire new set Of scenery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
An Early Morning Blaze.

The alarm from box G3 at 30 o'clock
this morning was due 10 fire on Crouch
street. lust east of Fifth. The fire was first
discovered in a coal bin, and extended to an
unoccupied two-story frame house. The
whole western side Of the dwelling was
burned, but the prompt arrival Of the lre
department prevented further damage. Inc
loss will not amOunttO more than 500. Inc
fire cast quite glare over the northern part
Of the city, and attracted quite a crowd ior
that hour,
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PROTEST, NOT BOYCOTT.
Conservative Action of the business Men
of Lynohburg.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July "a Special. r.
At a special meeting Of the Board Of Trade
held to-day, the following resolutions were
passed
Whereas, The Federal Election bill.
known as the Lodge bill, recently passed
by the lever House Of Congress, and now
before the Senate, is, in our opinion, pO-
Iltical measure cOnc0cted for political pur-
poses; and whereas, We believe the bust
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
Penitentiary ConNicts.

Hardly day goes by that does not wit
ness the entrance OF two or three c0nyict-
at the state prison. There are now nearly
one thousand there. and the number OF dis
charged doe, not begin 10 equal that OF
that Of those received. Yesterday one NOR,
was added a negro named Alfred llaskins
who tried 10 play fOrger and was caught
and sentenced for four wears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
Answer This Question.

Why do 80 .lpany people we see around us
bic by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up of tli- FOOD
yellow skin. when for 70 cents We VIII sell
them ~hilOhs system Nitaiizer, gutidnt. ed
10 cure them. Sold by Bodeker BrOtn'rs aud
H.M. shields & CO.. corner of fifih AMI Mar
18Th oil At
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
Judge Lcake on the Bench.

The newly appointed successor Of Judge
Edward II. Fitzhugh, Judge W. J. Leake,
assumed the duties Of chancellor Yesterday
for the first time. Court was opened By
Deputy-Sherh j. NJ. Macon. MIR. jackson
Guy was appointed commissioner in chan
Gerry, the vacancy being occasiOuod By the
promotion of Commissioner W. j. Leake to
chancellorship. Court meets to-day at ~
O'clock
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SClOTO VALLEY.
How This Division Of the Norfolk and
Western viii be Operated.

Western viii be Operated.
President r. j. Kimball, of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad, has issued this
notice: THE >cioto Valley and New Eng
land Railroad having teen acquired by the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
10 will. from and after this date. be- operated
rs the Scioto Valley Division Of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad. and the following
officers will have their offices at Columbus,
Ohio: Joseph Robinson. superintendent,
reporting % Joseph II. sands. general man.
eyer. az Roanoke, Virginia: L. Castle, pay
master. reporting tO VIM. e.. Mcdowell.
treasurer, al Philadelphia; {. NJ. link. al-
dit0r, reporting 10 VI. G.. Jameson, comp
troller, nj Philadelphia; j. j. Archer, gem
eral freight and passenger agent, reporting
10 Charles G.. Eddy. yice-president. at iio-
anOke, Virginia. Purchases Of supplies
will Doe made by ". [. DeAmOnd, pur.
chasing agent, at Philadelphia. The legal
department will Doe under the direction Of
Jos. |. Do-an. solicitor, at Philad' lphiI.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is 10 not worth the small price Of - cents
To free yourself OF every symptom ~ these
distressing cOlnplaints2 IfyOu tbink 80. cal
at our store and get a bottle Of Shiloh's VITAL
izer Every bottle has printed guarantee
on IL. Use accordingly, and n II does you no
good 10 will cost you nothing. sold 10y isOdle
ker Brothers and NJ. VI. shields q Co corner
of Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

VIZ have aspeedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarri, .Jphtherla, Canker Mouth and Head
Nasal Injector fee with each bottle. Use ID
II you desire health and sweet breath. Price.
so cents. sold 10y Bodeker Brothers and
II. y. shields Co. corner OF Eiftb aud MarI
snall streets.
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Mexico and Central America.

CITY OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON. TEX,
July 2i.-kumOrs that Minister of Finance
Duban had resigned his office have been
circulated, but the Official Gazette last
night declared that they were untrue. The
Mexican Government is sending troops 10
the Guatemalean frontier. 1t is Mexico's
aim to preserve strict neutrality regard
Ing the disturbances in Central America.
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Mr.. W. :. Dashiell said. "lOu remem-
ler we had boycott here several years
AGO. YOU remember the indignant protests
made against IL then; you canno, forget
that il was the parent Of the Law and Order
League, "a secret organization comprising
the best known business men IN the city Of
Richmond. Well, am OF opinion that II
another boycott is put into practice, that
these same Law and order League gentle
men will take if upon themselves to see
that the principles they advocated IN other
bOycoit days will be sustained should the
boycott break out again. You remember
a test case was made up, and some OF the boy
cotters were placed on trial in the Hastings
Court, and that was the last OF the boy
colt. The able and efficient Commonwealth :
Attorney at that time was the Hon. ;. Il
Witt, now Judge Of the Hastings Court and
ne. of course, will be compelled 20 sustain
his wellknown boycott record. As 10 the
Force bill, | have not read IL, and, strange
10 say, have seen no Richmond man who
has. and cannot speak, therefore, with any
degree Of intelligence about IL at all. II is
hasty political legislation, which is bad for
any party country, or State"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

those nccossli.ns. and in my opinion Rich
mond Will never tea progressive ciiy. until
she has th,re. Pubic spirit should be
aroused To this cpnd ton ot things. and
with her reputation - q ely OF goodness,
Richmond Should add anutler laurel ana
be "A city Of CHART ibie deeds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
Chase city, Va. june Is. 1890.

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBURG. tO-Wit:
]. T.. ID. Jcnrc~-. a notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify that DIR. James
Il. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield. whose
names are signed t0 the writing above, per-
-onally appeared before me and achn'"-
lcd4cd the same.
Given under my hand thi, 18TH OF June.
1890. THOs. ID. JErFRE,s.
Notary Public.
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The Wnrld,a EaIr SlIa.

CHICAGO, july 2I.-The City Council set.
tied the " Worlds Fair question yesterday by
agreeing 10 spend S2,0O0,0OO in filling in the
lake front site. The land will be used rs a
park after the fair. Jackson Park will also
be used for some portions Of the exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

The N0fiop0i B,Otiipg ami Unrest
locnf 4 SSocipfiOu 0f Iirgjnir Is new
financial institution which is rapidly grow
ing here. ID issued ID, first series Of ccrtlii-
Gates on July LIST. le90, and 10 has already
had applications for, and has issued certifi-
Gates amounting 20 Slj0,oo0, and has loaned
10 It's members $91. 900. This is a remark
ably good showing for the first months
work. It's officers and board Of directors
are composed of well known business men
OF this city, and the home Office is at 900
Bank street. so membership fee is re-
CURED 10 become member, and its loans
are made 40 Is per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
Results onthe Turf.

The following results Of yesterdays races
10 Monmouth Park. are furnished by CAM
* Co.,. Eleventh and Bank streets.
First race. thrce-quartors of a mile
Moriden first. Major DAILY second. Volunteer
ihird. Time LIB.
second race, threo-quarters of a mile
Necroniancy first, Flayia second, Annie
third. fine l.lj.
Third race. one and onc-cighth Of "a mil,
-Iulla Blackburn first. Biholct second
Her Majesty third. Time l.jl4.
mile Prince ROYAL first. Badge second
Reporter third. Time 90.
Fifth race, one E,quimau first,
Pnmncc second, Guy Gray third. Time
ll2l,.
sixth race. one milc-My Fellow first.
Ounlmme second, Major Domo third.
Time I 3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
-AKArnGAEAlEs.

Following are the results of the races al
saratoga yesterday:
First race. hye-eighths of n mlc-Blu,
Rock first. Worth second, Geraldine, third
Time, 1902 3.
second race, onc-half amilc- Monterey
first. >allie Mctielland second. Palestine
third. Time l9ti.
Third race, oneand half miles ~irJohn
Time. 2:H.
Fourth race. one and one-siXtecnth Of q
mile King crab first, LaYina Belle second
Australia third. Time, 10y.
Fifth race. three-quarters Of milo
Bradford first. Pail Mall second, u. Il. Mil
lion third. Time, :l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

STATE or VIRGINIA, CRY OF RicHMoND-ss.
l, William NJ. Hiil. cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true To the best OF nav
knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM NJ. NIL, Cashier.
Subscribed apa sworn u before me this
2ith day OF July, 1890.
EDWIN PLEASANT.
Notary Pubic.
Correct-Attsst
JOHN TYLER,
WlLliNM ID. GIBSON,
JOHN y. ELl.ETr,
YSo-lL Directors,
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Attention ~

l. called 10 the Piummcr Bromine Arsenic
Water from Ashe Co., y. 4. This wonder
ful spring is "Marycl Of Healing" in all
eases Of Blood, skin, Kidney and stomach
Diseases.
what the "Piummcr BromjHe ArScHic'
Water ms Dome fora RichmOHd Lddy,
amt what she Says 4 bout n:
"BeiDg great sufferer from Indigestion,
and beingunable tocat either fruits or rcge-
tdbtcS. on making my trouble known Ia Or.
Iandon Il. Edwards, Dc advised me 10 Use
'Pummer Br0mine Arsenic Water knowing
my regular physician. DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
had prescribed the same water. procured
case OF the Piummcr BrOmntr drScHic
Water. and am glad 90 say when using
this water could eat anything, fruits and
vegetables included. and my skin while us
ing the water was clear and free from Pim-
pies, Blotchcs and letter, which Away
came when eating fruits without drinking
Brominc Arsenic Water. ! gladly give my
testimony 90 the value of PiummCr Br0mine
Arsenic Water for aiding Digestion and
Cleaning and Purifying the skim
See that YOU get the Plummor Bromine
Arsenic Water from Ashe county, \. {.
OWENS n MINOR DRUG CO.,
General Agents. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
MPs
MEETINGS.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEeI
ing of the stockholders of the IAlll ~
KEY MAltL AND PHOSPHATE Conn.
Will be held in the office 81 the company S.
1921 ast Cary street. ON MONDAY Au-..
Hat I o'clock p. M
.jyll-3Ot r.. G.. PEGRAM. JH.. Secretary
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IN OIHER STATS.
Eoyoott Ignored In Atlanta Chamber
of Commerce.

of Commerce.
ATLANTA. Ga. July pa public meet
inc was held at ihc Chamber Of Commerce
here to-day. at which resolutions protesting
against the passage Of the Election OIL
were passed. The resolutions ignored the
proposed boycott against Northern traces
men. ....,.
NORTH CAROLINA VIEW
Rur1cU. y. G.. July H.. special.
North Carolina is thoroughly stirred up on
the "Forcc bill" question, now beng 80
Thoroughly discussed all over the country o
some protiy pronounced talk is heard mere ON
the matter. and 10 is evident that the ltop'
orthis section Will Join any movement lo ih-
stitute "A regular boycott upon the Northern
manufacturers, if the bill passes ,on- tt,7'
Mayor Thompson. of this city, puphshtU "
card this morning I'm which he opposes lho
boycott proposition, but suggests q plaH
which he thinks les more prdcucaoit' JIG
prOpOscs that the business men h'id iii''
| ings, pass resolutions tq INC chtct lh"' ID
the bin is passed labor VIII become s'
demorallZcd through the >ouih thal crops
cannot Doe made. and that tine money sup
nIv which is now absorbed from the south
| bv Northern manufacturers VIII Dee cul OIL
! This would result in "a flood of peluoh-
| rrom the manufacturers t0 Congress NOT u
] pass the bin.
/ Ii is the general opinion. however lh"
the boycott will be the more wholesome
treatment, and Interstate hmm eiauoI
| AGENT Patrick has called "a convention o
| southern manufacturers to meet al No"u'
Holly. ON july 2~th, % organize led-u
/ with that end i'm view.
MOBILE OPPOSED.
! MOBILE. ALA.July 2l.--Ihe Chamber o
Commerce today adopted reply lo ih'
Atlanta boycott proposition. The ChanhD
declared that il has no sympathy VIII
| the suggestion. IL opposes inc j. .I''
/ bill. hut relies upon friendly pohuca
and commercial relations with the people
of the North and East % prevent IFS pass
age. and should it become @ laws the l.oW'
OF Mobile Will obey its provisions ana APP
peal 10 the enlightened sentiment OBJ l"'
country for its repeal.
MONTGOMERY HAS 40 SYMPATHY.
MONTGOMERY. ALA" july 2l-M
| largely attended meeting OF the Mont
| gomcrv Industrial and CommcfcH
Association to-day, resolutions WrI,
adopted protesting against the Force hii
\ resolution was also adopted siduh- lNJ
the association is opposed 60. and Will ID
no event, lena It's ana 90 dlt ti'h' 'tt 'N
ing 10 a boycott Of Northern OF western
markets.
BIRMINGHAM THINKS ii WICKED.
RIRMINGHAM, ALA, July -i.-lhc NO
Herald made canvass of the business mei
Of this city to-day for expressions
opinion on the Atlanta proposition
TO boycott the North in the even
OF the passage Of the Federal Election oiii
only one man, a real estate agent. la
vored the act. An say 10 is foolish. auC
many deuouncc it as wicked. The teeiin.
i'm Birmingham is one Of Indignation ih1
such a movement should be proposed.
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EXCURSIONS.

WARWICK PARK TRANSFORM.
w TION COMPANY. En4agrmrui, Ir
Warwick iark and Steamboat Excursions .H
the river can be- made at the OH.etuf f.r
secretary, y y. Ninth street. RicAmUuI. B. I.
Jel5-2m THOMAS ELLLIr. ~e.'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

WAN TIE j - SIX FIRST CLASS
w BKOOM-MAktN~. Apply u.I.I..U
r.. FltkLtN, Manager NtWI.r N...
Broom " orks IflL .t
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THE UNITED BANKING AND
Bun DING COMPANY.
sd East Nam street. Richmond. w.

Subscribed capital slO0o.c00. Mon
loaned on real estate. Five r,r cent I
muum allowed ON time certificate, OF ..
uost WI--r..I
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DIVIDEND S.
BANK STATEMENTS.

II EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE STA f. BANK or VIRGINIA, AT
RICHMOND. ~ THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JULY Is.
1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. juno,
SAILED.
steamship Guyauiottc, New A...
.chandise; schooner Augustus Wer
coat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND
W liDl~t CLEANER Nl,. II,.....
enccs. Apply between ihr I.uI, 0f I. ....
or and Is, zoo 40. 921 west GIa... -....
jy25-It
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
PORT or WEST POINT urY2i

steamship city ofAtanta. Dole N...,.
general cargo. steamship IaIfIm.r.
Baltimore. general cargo. sicafu..
CITY, Eaton, MalkeitDn. general .
steamship Berkshire. Foster Aoep.- ..-.
general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

SNANTED.-A YOUNG LADY Us.
" ~lkL- 4 POSITION I- It....r .I
private family tO teach -WalI children. N.|
recommendations. Address E D. -.. rIf. mi.
Postmaster, Dawn, Caroline couafy. 80.
.f-1-l
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STATE or rHEKMoMfrtn
MARINE INTELLTgFNrt

MINIATURE ALMANAC. July ID, tg,,.
sun fises.-.........5O9 Moon afn...,...
sun sets.,............1.23 Dst's ,.usn Xxx.
FOR WEEK ENDING july ye.
PREDICTED lSItNnar
HIGH TIDE A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25

"IfRichmond had hospital, much Of that
distress would be avoided, AID some COM
forts and health would be given the poor.
\ great many cases that come under my
observation, although / have nothing to do
with them, are Of people who have not
money TO pay for either physician or pre-
scription, and even if such measures were
accorded them, have not that aptitude
for nursing that does 50 much TO
make people well. DO not draw the conclu-
sion that am thinking Of giving the poor
every comfort and convenience, because it
is far from my intention; but in all Chris
tan lands the poor have ever claim upon
the rich, and the necessities of lie should
be given them. 4 hospital, free physicians
and dispensaries come under the head OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

WAsuiS,GGroN. u. c. Inly2f -r,..
Itup cast for Virginia FAR " snp,t. orc.
INN winds; slightly warmer For N...Y
= warmer. NInls.
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4 PICTURE.

Let me draw YOU a picture. \ man j.
employed a. "a laborcr. one night his wife
gets sick, and though physician is called
and remedies prescribed, her condition the
next day is worse. With no means Of hir-
ing servant, she has to depend entirely
upon the help Of two or three children,
while her husband goes to toll for the bread Of
the household. The only nursing size gets j.
what is rendered by neighbors. and very
often such help as that is not forthcoming
You can easily see the result without my
going further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosAI.s FOR GRANITE CURnNG To BIZ
II used ca the streets aud Avenues IN the City q
,mA.hihSton DS-Sfher 81 To- commissioner. sshi
be ieceiNed ~ this once until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
on 1HUkspAl. sEPrhMBER FOURTH, isYo, Tor
Streets and Avenues IN the City OF Washington blsnt
iorias OF PROPOSALS and specifications he obt.lncd
necesssgy information, and bids these forms only
MI ts sossidered The rht reserved 70 reyeci any
hlNE H. NJ ROBERT, Commissioners u q Aul3-ot
pRoPosMs FOR PARCHMENT.-wAR Dk-
- pertment supply Division Washington. II. q.
,eSt 20 the usual conditions N.ll i reci1ed a this
once until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. MONDAY.
SEFaEabEk FIRST $40. for furnishing this de-
pArttent with 5000 sheets Of Parchment. lOn Ia
As ler SAMPLE. 10 he had upun sppicston the Office
81 ue Gncersiguod. The department. reserves the
rorosAls be inciosed IN sealed snseloTes IN
doIsed on tue outside IrouusAls for ParchrenL ana
Ani 81 - ~ L. lhohi' CHIEF, SUPPLY Division
nfflCE GOSHEN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
OConI@ny. Soshen, NA-Hotsl Goshen, Va : ~ aled
signed until the 1MENTl-SENtNT ia DAN oF All.
49, Ieso Tor the erection and compile q stone
d. nS'9i b9'laigs u L. outal gshru. Va Tor
sn w, pvsheh ishd and lmpru v-meut N any" A
satisfactory bond Viii he required ~ The Successful
, r re l 20 = t Aiy aud all PROPOSALS 10
iiAiis slecihatous and all iuiD. nation 10
t- obtained fru.n hAruAA & ,fuforfh Architect. M
IA south Broad st.. fhiiadeiThiA Pa
sull-6t Secretary Goshen Land ana y.isit 90
DkoiOsALs FoK CONSTRUCTING CEMENT
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oelyed this office until INI l'NF ,-,iIp, n NJ *
MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY -ftFIH lSrO f5r
cohsti nC tlhS Cement House ths -erNsti,u IN
Canal street betweea FIRST street Wr.f ma i,,-a
avenue Blank forms 81 Irt pFsal~ aud sIeci
tanned mon Application therefor the ors II az.
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missioner DC aul 81