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- - -----s~ $500 $3.50.
IN Il hereby given that sealed proposals Will be
received by the board Of county commissioners Of
King county. state Of Warrington 1t the Office Of
the auditor az said county until Nay s. 1891. af
the hour Of O'Clock p m for the construction Of
. county bridge across Samamish river on the Red
mond and Lake Washington road
Said bridge Is 20 be pile trestle with river span
OF 80 eet in the clear, and the same height from
the river ~ the bridge ct Boaheli.
Piles 70 be Of cedar and not less than 10 inches
a& che small end Bridge 70 be Of same length a.
the one now occupying the old site, Is feet wide
in clear ard covered with 5-snch plank
The contractor must remove the old bridge At his
own expense. Each proposal must be accompanied
by plans and specifications and strain sheets. and
also BY certified check Of two hundred dollars.
payable to the order OF the board Of county COM
missfoners TO guarantee that contract viii be
entered into IN case Of award Bonds win be re-
required for the completion Of contract and pay
ment Of ali claims The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
r. A. TWICHELL.
County Auditor and ex-Offcio Clerk OF said Board
Dated a. Seattle, April IL, 1891.
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CoNFEcrIoNERs.

ICE CREAM coSFr.-rIovrvy -
hensy ice cream, ali navers ALWAYS ar hnr,s
promptly 70 al parts u the cisy Metro
pnts - cents two quarts 81 a. = s,ss . 1nsse
nasns canases made feah daisy: {nr~ss.
sssssS sses = "a eau - aensyA HI 49,
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BL4cKsMIrHIsG.

DOBERT g. WESTERNAN, HEAVY FORt;-
III Ing and general elaeksmithing. machine shin
Steamboat and building work; all kinds Of logging
and mill tools manufactured. West street: north
of Yesier avenue. r. O. Box III. Seattle. Wash
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MISS CHEALS BOARDING AND DAY
1sA school for girls viii reopen January 5, 1891:
six resident teachers. special primary class being
lars apply 10 the principal Miss Cheal. 6le Coium-
bia street. Seattle.
CCHOOL OF PRACTICAL. CIVIL. MECHAN
- ical. Mining. Engineering. Surveying Draurht-
Ing. Architecture, Assaying and Navigation I-Oi.
Second street Portland Or. and ia Market srreef
San Francisco. Cal. Established 1854. A. Van.
DER NAfLLES. President. Send for circular
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RkAiNGFoN TYPEWRITER HEAporsp
- ters-snorthand and ;ypewriting offi,,ss asa a.
Isl Pioneer eaiiding. From. street .eS -so
WASHINGTON TYPEwRITrR ur,D
qaafieFs-shcrthand and fyfewr,tinr r. txrssa
writers rented supplies SSa- 3sS Pione.r h,,,lss -
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Vocal AND ISsrRUMESr4L mUsrc.

C>ARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC = An,
- vanced Instructions in music: nianoforte course
Includes fundamental harmony, couurerpoint or
lng' pupils must be able to begin with Cram erss
STUDIES For terms, etc, call or address Ed-
Marion o' SA s>1''
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MARBLE AND GRAgITE WORKS
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. COZ.
IN ner sixth and Pike streets Seattle. all kinds
cemetery work shortest notice; cexig as fur-
ntshed on application.
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The Temperance Societies.

George G. Thompson Tent, No. 8, Independ-
emit Order Of Rechabites, held an intesting SEES
sion at Clabaugh Hall, on 14th street northwest,
Thursday night Visitors were present from Cam
mack, Hsber and Union tents Under the head
of good Of the order remarks were made by
Jas. Lynch, job Harris Of Cammack, David Up
perman OF Heber and Mr.. Stevenson Of Soldiers
Home. b. +. Jones, J. ]. Coulter, T. L. Salkeld
VIM. Lestrange, Chas. Medford, A. W. Wise,
John Barrett, p. b. Jones and Mr.. Metzler OF
Union tent Mr.. Z. A. Atchison sang. G. X.
W. W. Cordell, taking the chair, made number
Of announcements Two new recruits for
Knights Of Rechab we're enlisted. Mr.. E. A.
Atkinson WAS present with his new uniform,
which attracted much attention. There are
Rschab.
At a meeting Of Union Tent, No. 81, We'd
nesday night remarks were made by James c.
Lynch Of George c. Thompson Tent, No. 3,
Messrs, Metzger, Roach, Price, Past High
CHEF Rulers Hunt and Steers, Bunch, French
At the meeting Of Cammack Tent. No. Sc,
W. johnson, George Thompson and w. II.
Marriott Of Heber Tent, No 10; r. W. Wise
and w. II. Salkeld Of George G. Thompsou
Tent, No s.; Past High Chief Ruler Steers and
Past Grand Secretary Burke Of Union Tent
No. 81; Rev: A. J. Myers, High Secretary Ma
No. 81
Clements Lodge. Nos. held its regular mestins
in Good Templars Hall Thursday evening, witt
J. K Mahoney, chief tsmplar. in the chair. w. 8
Rowley Of ID. p. Holloway Lodge, No. is; r. j
Morton, H. o. Brown, ". q. Hickman, h
Dudey, George Graves and Messrs. w. w. Cor.
dell, Foster and Hubbell OF Eagleston Lodge
No. 9; james Lynch Of Monumental Lodge. No
~, and q. II. II. Brooke Of Friendship Lodge
No. IL, were the visitors present The good o
the order was quite interesting and consisted O
songs and speeches.
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Catholic clergymen Of London have protested
against Calderon's painting, '.St. Elizabeth of
Hungary" which 10 on exhibition at the
academy in that city and which depicts the
lady taking VOWS while kneeling nude at the
altar, as being historically untrue.
The new cabinet of Portugal has been we'll
received by the press of that country. 1t
seems probable that the different parties in the
chamber Of deputies will be completely recon-
structed.
Mr.. Parnen considers that the clause in the
Irish land bill that the greater part of the pur-
chase money to be appropriated by the govern
ment be advanced on holdings under ESQ will
be OF great service to Ireland.
The members Of the British cabinet appear
confident that Newfoundland will pass meas
ure In harmony with the imperial policy.
Sir Robert Nicholas Fowler, bart, member
Of parliament for London, died yesterday
from heart disease.
London statistics show that of every twenty
women residing in the English capital one is q
beggar, Of every thirteen one can neither read
nor write, and OF every sixty one is a drunkard.
The recent tory defeats in England are at
tributed to the neglect of constituencies by the
conservatives.
Women are to be admitted to the pharma-
ceutical profession in Russia. The Academy of
Medicine will open special courses for them.
The liberals Of Servia are organizing meet
ings throughout that country for the purpose
o. protesting against the expulsion of ex-Queen
Mr.. Gladstone has recovered from the
attack of influenza from which he had
been suffering for some time past and yes
terday morning he left London for his resi-
dence at Hawarden. large number of his
admirers gathered at the railway station here
TO witness his departure and when he appeared
he ives warmly cheered.
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POLITICS IN NEW JERSEY.

Mr.. Geissenhainer Says the People Are Loyal
to Cleveland and the Democratic Party.
Representative Geissenhainer Of New Jersey
10 at the Arlington. Speaking from the demo.
cratic standpoint, he says that everything looks
bright in politics in his state. For
awhile, he says, it looked as II
the hay crop would suffer from the
want of May rains and that might have de-
pressing effect ON the farmer vote, but the May
rains have come and the crop will prob
ably mot be blade Of grass short:
New Jersey, he says, ~ the strong and
reliable democratic state Of the east, 10
a sort Of exchange for democratic opinion. In
New Jersey they know about what is going
on in the democracy throughout the coun-
try. and the pulse may be felt there. As
far a. he can make out Cleveland is Is
strong In that state a. he ever was. 1t
looks as II Hill does not want anybody else in
the state TO get the presidential nomination il
he does not, and things look . little bad
in New York; but the people OF New
Jersey, he says, are loyal to the democratic
party and are for Cleveland. But it
may be that they will themselves furnish can
didate for the presidency. II things get
blocked In New York he thinks 1t not improb-
able that Gov. Abbott will be the democratic
candidate.
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ANACOSTIA.
FOR DECORATION DAY

REHEARslN6 FOR DECORATION DAY.
The St. Elizabeth choir last night took DOS
session Of the parlors Of Mrs. Peck and the
hearts Of q large audience. Those participant
ing were Misses Rachel johnson. Mary J.
Quigley. Maggie Quad, Nellie Robey. Mrs.
W. Watson, Oxford French and s. A. Manuel
1t was the first step taken by this organization
toward participation in the memorial cers-
monies Several selections were rendered and
choir pronounced rare in tonal balance and the
facile In execution. "Our Army Up Above, "
by Clara Bell Brown, was first rehearsed. In
this the solo will be sung by Miss Quigley, who
possesses soprano voice of much sweetness
The choir was invited to assist in the special
memorial services at the Baptist Church to-
morrow and will doubtless accept Col. ]. E.
Snow, memorial musical director, presided
Mr.. Fulton Karr and Miss Cora Mclean were
the accompanies. OF the pieces which were
novel to the choir that which they seemed most tc
fancy was ''Is There No Place for Maynard
Feet, written by Mr.. Davidson. The program
committee convenes tonight at Judge Arm
strong's.
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO SING.
The following named pupils of Miss Berths
Buehler have enlisted for the memorial chorus
Misses Sadie Bean, Katie Boyle, Nellie Soper
Evelyn Ley, Emma Fox, Clara weigle, Margare
Petty, j. wilding, NJ. Guerdrum, NJ. Dorsey
D. Havenner. H. Kibble, G. Thornett, s
Humphrey, F. Humphrey, NJ Latimer. T
Guerdrum, L. Webster, Messrs James Bowen
Henry Joy, H. Goddard, J. Mundell, A. Pea
cock, Harry Ley, r. Provost, 7. Simpson, Johr
Smith, c: Tillet, Chas. Ley, J. Tolson, W. Lati
mer and W. Powell.
SUPREME OFFICERS, 9. T.. A.
Mr.. George H. Gray, treasurer of St. Teresa'l
Branch, Catholic Knights of America, has TO,
the past week been host to the following named
officers Of the Supreme Council, c. K. A..
recently held at st. Georges Hall, Philadelphia
viz: Supreme Secretary John Barr of Leblanc on
N.Y.; supreme Treasurer NJ. j. O'Brien of Chat
tanooga, Tenn; Supreme Trustee I. j. Murphy
OF Arkansas City, Ark. Other members of the
party were Miss o Brien, Miss Murphy and NJ
J. Mulvilhill Of Vicksburg, Miss. The time wai
passed in doing Washington, Alexandria, Noun,
Vernon and Cabin John
NOTES.
A petition will soon be circulated lookina
toward the enlargement of Nichols avenue
public school, situated near the old race
course. Thirty children are absent owing te
lack OF accommodations. The fifty-thret
children who attend are taught by one teacher
Mr.. J. A. Crawford and wife were seriously
injured yesterday on Good Hope Hill by the
running away of their horse.
The drama among the Breakers was pre
sented at St. Elizabeth Opera House last night
Mrs Daniel Lee has recovered.
The residence recently erected on Jefferson
between Adams and Taylor streets by the Ana
costa Building Association has been sold L
Mr.. Wilbur Dodge.
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COMPLEXION BLEMISHES

Cur In HALF
Are the prices on our elegant line of GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS, consisting OF MEMS UNDER.
WEAR. NECXwEAR. OUTING SHIRTS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, COLLARS. &C, &c.
Not having sufficient room We have determined to
close out entire stock of FURNISHINGS and
attention exclusively to the manufacture and sale Of
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING,
tremendous stock of which We now have on hand.
and owing to the lateness Of the compelled
to UNLOAD alta
SWEEPING SACRIFICE.
$40 SUIT. LOTS lo2e AND 1905
Handsome Silk and worsted Suit
for men. round and squsre-cut sacl
coats, lined throughout with silk anc
satin Manufactured to sell at $40
suit.
$40 SUIT. LOT 1916.
Bannockburn Cheviot Suits. long-cu
sack coats. with patent extension shout
ders. perfect in fit and finish RsgulAl
= retail price, els. 20 q suit.
910 SUIT. LOT 20S9.
Neat Dark Check Cashmere Suits
strictly all wool; tailored to perfection
and tit without fault. Regular price
STD a suit.
&lO SUIT. LOT $3.50.
Blue Serge Suits, soft finish, mate
rial absolutely pure and fast color.
Regular price, els rs suit.
$40 SUIT. LOT 9o42.
Handsome Light Plaid Cassiner,
Suits, strictly all wool, very stylish
and attractive. Regular price. el1
suit.
$40 SUIT. LOT 1850.
Particularly Pretty Chevio. Suits
GETAWAY coats. all wool. mixed plaid
and glove filters. Regular price
Sl6.50s suit
e10 SUIT. LOT 1903.
Dark Mixed Cashmere suits. her
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Elbegss. Theatrical Agent. ssntescsA.
Elboeen, the theatrical agent Of New York,
who was convicted recently on the charge Of
sending girls to so-called dives in New Orleans
for immoral purposes, was yesterday sentenced
70 state prison Tor ave years and eleven months.
An application has been made for stay In the
supreme court pending IN appeal for . nav
trial.
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NATIONAL LeQgus.
a RHvIEv or TIE sERIxs.

The long home series with the western clubs
ended ahead Of time yesterday, the Louisville
management having requested the postpone
nssas Of the game scheduled for today until
July In order 70 allow the Colonies to get
homo In time to play on Sunday. In this series
thirteen Of The sixteen games were played, and
q thsss the homo toam wen Eve, one from St
Louis two from Cincinnati sad two from Louie
vills. This week has been tbs best Of the lot,
~ is hes given the home team two victories out
Il Ave games played The team has played
boetar boll since TIE Columbus series, e. it vas
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HE ''Spn1xer CuRRYooMp.

IHE SPRINen CuRRYcoMB.
elasticity Of 3 brush. The heIibility Of the loops
PofSrs IS - SOFT SrasS bscsS:. Is. ioOp M
give and enable the combips sprisce set down into
the holows and eitp the elevations the great
comfort q the animal and the great q the
hoster 1t - perfect sef-cleaner," and The best
ton Of the col. resdily frees them from az diss and
and because does not ersts hs<shly ovsr the sur
MORSE, from his ears % his hsels. I'd very strong
and yeu.msds comb. since the eodi Il made u vey
and al parts ryesed toesther its teeth DO not
g :PS bssa sssfs e e
an excellent sweat scrsper." The reasoos afe ap-
Ca b bad q AafqxsEs xhiFpsss issd t snf ksSssy
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<SEw ERRORS AND GOOD,

wv ERkOHS AND 9OOD,
hard, timely batting again did
the business for the National
team yesterday and enabled
1t 10 humilists the Louisville
Colonies BY . score Of Q to 8.
II the game of the day before
was close and exciting, that
Of yesterday was much more
90, and IL seems too bad that
the game for today has been
postponed, a. there would
probably have been . tre-
mendous crowd out 10 see the
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q ". SSsfsISsFRs YI.Tssc,
Sealed proposals vim be received at the ONCE q the
f%rTss q sh' Sp ps ou 4 3 aeH III
SECOND; 1891. for furnishing The yarlous 6sncbss
the 6scsl year ending June 90. ls conprisinr sss
toney blank forms and printing. school epoks funl-
lee, boots snd Shoes drtes. Fsss. psints and var
nishes. lumber. forage fresh mssfs, castinsx fusl
forms Of proposals.. toseL With I'll infoEsfioI ean
s e eslnsa on uHSn a. v q pom psnst
b Dss r'syS6s g sfss q. Srd y kds O. - e
SELL tsctins), commissiouers d. Q. nylof0
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wsshinEton Horse Owners Expelled.
At yesterdays session In Chicago Of the board
Of appeals Of the National Trotting Association
A. R. Shepard and J. q. Morrow Of this city
we're expelled. They owned the bay geiding
Editor, and trotted him under the name Of BIG
Jim out Of his class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-23

benjamin Chambers. colorsd, vas hanged at
Waycross, Ca, yesterday for the murder Of
Samuel Strothsr, also colersd, ct turpsntins
sill fsw months ego.
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I've Cor The NERVE
TO SAY "oUR ONLY TERMS ARE.
CHEAP FOR CASH.

We buy for cash and don't any credit trade. We
don't take any notes but bank notes Endorsed by Uncle
Sam. you deny yourself in order to your earn
ings why don't you seek strictly cash house to get
all you for dollar II you want Mating Furni-
ture, China. Small Wares. Baby Carriages. Refrigera-
tors. &C., we Will save you big money. Mating. 12k
to 4Sc. Best Linen Chair and Daask. 4Sc. Carriages
"a So to s25 Wire Cots 81 20 and 81. 90. Tea Sets.
56 pieces. 81. 9S. Dinner Sets. 100 pieces. $7.eS
Refrigerators. a.. 15 to $50. Al-hair Mattress 20
pounds. so. Folding Beds. %. Handsome one.
bevel mirror front, 1Sx4O. ornamented. S2S Wire
Door and Spring Hinges, CSC. Fine-fnished window
Screens 25 and Acc. Parlor Suites. S27 80 to $780,
A good Lounge. 1895 Oaks Sideboard. sl2.5 up.
Everything for cash. We don't pretend to give you
something for nothing. but will get 100 cents for
every dollar you spend and matter what You buy.
If not as represented please report it and we viii ex-
change refund the money. We want your trade and
influence. Your interest il own. We only ask
you to come and see.
NJ G. aRAsrY's
DOUBLE STORES,
1910 and 1912 7th It. NV. bet. PanAQ.
Don't doubt till you try: my2l
HE AMMoN1ArED
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RHNovATINo
WORKS.
i7os and ITO Z 81. NV.
Are doing the best kind Of work Prices Of cleaning
per yard. Ingram, Be-. Tapestry and Body &C. Vel
vet, Wilton. Moauette and Axnnster. DC. Rugs 26c.
Sm@sniated process. IuInisurs. M.ttres.s' ana
Leave orders at main Office iSOs and IND q. .. "
Julius Innsburgh's furniture and carpet house. cor.
18th and SITS. Thos. J. Luttrsu dry roods cor
10th st. and Pa. 6ye. n. h. Ne Sinyer, halter and
furnishings. 3103 ct. Msliings Dry Goods store,
l24l 18th ct. sc
n. NEwNyRR. Manager
Telephone e04. my13
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AGAIN WE ARE WINNERS.


oIHkh CANES YEsrKRpAY-rII cnAMproNsKrY
HsconD-ISpuTKlIrr PIAYrNo or TWO VASE
reroz ourYrxLDK1s-A lKvrEv OF re 81
AI1o-NorIa
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A SPHALT PAVEMENT.-PROPOsAL FOR TAX
IA ing up the present surface and putting down new
surface Of asphalt pavement at the roadway, east
front OF the Capitol will be reesiyed az the once Of the
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. specihcstions ior the
work may now be seen at that once. EDWARD
CLARK. Architect U. s. Capitol.
,ny.el ntaDl lSs
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON AND
Corned Beef.-Ofce of the Secretary and Tressurer
Of the United States Soldiers Home. wsshinVton d C.
May 20 1891 Sealed proposals. subject TO the usual
sSrditacps viii bs reseiyed q thi. ONCE until TEN
at which time and place they will be opened IN this
presence OF bidders for furnishing and delivering al
3he Kitchen hospital, dairy and gate houses of the
Soldiers Home. Fresh Beef. Mutton and Corned Beef
as required by the Secretary and Treasurer of the
home hone, for the year commencing July l., 1891. and
ending June 80. 1892. Information as 70 the manner
OF oiadns conditions to be observed by bidders
spplcation to this Office. The successful bidder will
De required TO enter into written contract with the
Secretary and Treasurer OF the Home. with good and
approved security in the of thousand dollar
s2OOO. within days after being notified OF tbs
acceptance Of his PROPOSAL COPY ofshis advertise.
ment must be attached to each proposal. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified cneck to the ordei
o. the undersigned in the sum OF 600 guarantees
that the bid is made in good faith The contract vii
Dc nwarded 70 the average lowest bidder coDlplyins
beef. Mutton and Corned Beef used By the Home for
the ending April 30. l8yl will be en- as ba
for calculating the award the lowest bidder. The
undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all
brSpossis snye.oPes conts,ning proposal. should bs
G9rned Beet, and addressed to the underslfned.
kICHD z; PARKER, Secretary and Treasurer United
states Soldiers Home. ID, nv ct
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PRoPosALs FOR FURNISHING GRANITE PAY
Msshinsson p g Nay j. issiysesssd g5gPSss ss
n. on HONDAY.yUNE H. sSl, Tor furnishing granite
pssnx blocks Blank forms Of proposals and spsstn,
bids on thsss forms only WI . considered The right
J. W. DopGLAss, J. ". hos. Commissioners Dc,
WM. T.. Roe6HI1l. actinG Comuisssonsr DC
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7. B. Towxr. & Sos.
pRY GOODS pEALERs.
lug III 4. nv.

sIATs llns q Ia1ass' ed ohfarsss fas,ssas -
Issthg-proot Tctins. IN fancy colon Aassiss
Besutifui Lnso chsntiiiy Nusain- -
Chall,ss and L4yps. Sc,
Black Hssrssss csskmsss sii.vooi. oou-. &C.. ~
hounsins for ISq,ss ana Gsnasss.
Iun Line Of torssts for Lsdies snl Missa
zsbls oll.cl9th. II ysrts yias. 20.
Pillow Gee Cotton. p
boys' knss Panss. xsc.
essss hzbngHe unAssshirsa esa
Tsbie LINN. Towsls, Espktna ososr u>ukv>~s
e ico Nd n .ss ~ Al AZ d d vsa
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
~ of Columbia, Washington, D. c., May 20, 1851
Sealed proposals will he received at this ONCE until
school building in brook land. South Brookland or
University Heights. The site to be than one
the plat q the village Tie proposals VII DESIGNATE
square foot, sum for the whole lot a. stated.
The right to re ect any and All bids and Of bids
NJ. ROBkRr, Commissioners Of the District of Column
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SUPPLIEs. RENEWING HEATING APPARATUS.
= &C., smithsonian Institution, Meaningless. May
TKELvE N; JUN fLEvENfH. ls9i, 20 furniss
g the Smithsonian Institution, q. B. National
fonai zooi1sesi PARK durins the hsc.l yser sndiAe
chenicals Case and Boxss Food Tor animals Fusi
and Ice; Pssn,s oils. Sc:; Hsrdwsrs; Lumber; ssa-
Ienss oss S:.s. .,. n i:r
celaneous supplies; Sale Of Waste Material lvsrds
dealers in tie srtces The rrht p rsssrvsd 20 ysivs
asiecs and 70 rsSsct any q q. bids or psrs Of bids
further iniornstion desired BY nissdins 6aasrs VII
msiS q. q. 20. ,sess = '''' 's'
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DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING sToNE-UNITEp
States Engineer Once. COL 18th ct. nv Washing
ton. D. G., May u. lss Scaled proposals., in trip-
cate, will be received q this Office until TWELvEM
ing stone the potomac river improvement Wash
ington Dc. The attention Of bidders 4 invited 70
February %, 1887, vol g. p. 332, and vol "a, y.
bid and other information apply at this once PETER
c. HAMS. Lieut.. Co onel Of EngipeerS
my20 21 - % q, 30