Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Weather Probabi oF Cutxr Stas At OFFS OT SMINGTON. Mi LOCAL NEWS. Theater —Gra Ports Opera Honse The peerless we.— Hernandez “Jack Harkawa and other attract Tem Thumb, Com- > know why own from his t f June next Axsociation has TH met last frame dwelling we enG and H sont a two-story n side of New York ave.. between 8 northwest, te . Un rool, fire walls and bay win ne xD DROORATION Day. nd Army of the R 2 services at ities in the depart been appointed to raise funds, with «anes T. Smith and Timothy Lube: -\ portion of the fonds wilt be ase! rehase of rose bushes, with #@ view U ent decoration of the neeting of the nati ensazsp: ace at Chicago ov the 1th fasts hers of the nations is department will at: - Smith. commander; Timothy Lu- | *. H. Sprague, past eommmande: Corson, senior vice eommande.> elas. juntor vice comemmanaiets Wm. wh. adjutant general; H. H. Dingman, a A. J. Greening, member of the A Missixe Max ‘west, left his pi the €ib bost., at 1 been seen Or heart from s! Wnirry Int oor Bann crosses received at *fore. on the avenne, this TRE GREAT Ic commends bse lt ¥. Preseb, c15 ‘ohe W. Howard, car- ! P street north- eof business on Thursday. ,and Las uot | i o'clock a. m., EXOS tnt carved Tixg’s jewelry & Kine Rerricrrarot oevery housek ‘i b street, is the agent. jf Spelling Contests in the Pablic Third May of the Races. i Sehoots. THE WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIATION Yesteniay the special examinations in SPRING MEETING. spelling of the ls of our blic sehonis | Yesterday was thé third day of the sprin: teok piace onder’ ‘direction of the gentle- meeting of the above name association an: men appointed by the board to conduct there was a large attendance at Brightwoot m. The contests in all the grades were to witness the 2:40 trot for a purse of $500— td in the Franklin building, excepting $350 to the first horse, #15 to second and ese in the third and fourth grades, which | <50 to the third. The judges were Messrs. eld in the Franklin, Wallach, Jeffer- | Turner, Sauisbury and Gray, ason the ” son and Montgcomery-street buildings, ac- vious day. There were four entries:—bay cling as the grade, was in one or the other | stallion Anglo-Saxon. by J. H. Mend, sorrel ve districts ted by these build- | geiding Clifton by W. Love, grey gelding Each school was represented by six | filly Cushing by J. W. Morrel and bay yupils. The contest was between schools | mare Queen Mary by A. F. Fawcett. The of the same grade. The successful school positions were drawn as follows: Anglo- ofeach class receives a gold medal, with the Saxon, inside; Clifton, second; Cushing third; inscription “spelling” upon one, and Queen Mary. outside. Aftera few at- Those of the six pupils of the suc- | tempis to score, the word was given and the ul school in each instance who have | first’ heat was trotted. Un the first the best reeord will contend hereafter for the turn Anglo-Saxon shot ahead, with Clifton possession of the medal. | second, Cushing close benind him, and the One hundred words were selected for | mare last, which position was maintained | each contest from a reader or speller with | to the last quarter pole, when Cushing at- ich the puptis were familiar. and each | tempted to take Clifton’s place. Clifton estant wrote all of the hundred. Tae | shook him off, however, and started for the results were as follows: Saxon, but the bay was too much for him Male Grammar schools, eighth andseventh | and eame home an easy winner. Time. srades—F irst district, 6 errors. 4 pupils per- | 2:19. On the second heat just after getting leet. Second district, 23 errors, 1 pupil per- | the word, the four horses eame abreast and f Third district, 10 errors, 1 pupil pe the sulkys of Cushing and Clifton came to- f Fourth district, 6 errors, 2 pupils p | gether. but were disengaged, with the quick fect. | ‘The contest is thus undecided betw loss of two spokes and a badly sprung wh the First and Fourth distriety, each ha | of Clifton’s sulky. The littie driver threw Scored 6 errors. -, | DIS weight over on the good wheel and in Wehearto-day that the wont! cctacy Is | this pesition drove the heat, taking his sec- | ended by one pupil with ey, and is lik | ond place close bebind Saxoa, and sticking be admitted as correct, ase it is | there the The Saxon print in Hillard’s Rewler in use >| trotted as did Clifton, who | scheois. This may decide the conte | came in at the seore about a length behind fe Grammar schools, ade thus, will hare lion, Cushing thint ar Time, 238. The th one sided, the stallion t 2 | lowed by’ Clifton, and as 3) witnessed ail round the mile. | was pushed tocollar Clifton, b tme, 2:59),. The summary is t three in five to i; horse, $150 to JI Meat enters b. aA Wm. Lovell enters «. ¢. Ciiite Morreli ence B F. Fawcetts < Queen Mary d heat was all rfect. ct. Third distet th dis Third district, errors, none perfect. Fourth district, 5 t perfect. The Fourth district boys the medal, having missed but 5. Sixt! ‘stdtstrict, 4 er 8 errors, perfect ton, who appea ni Mow heats, 3 of the judges, read ter written by the secretary of the asso + | tion, Mr. C. W. E a . Which, after reciting the 1 to the protest entered on Mo: brief resume of the eviden mack ch Second distric Thirl distriet, N Third ¢ N. The scoring 1 that Fait 3, 24 errors, F let, No. 4, are t . at Deer record of ions in jand. made A. A. Dodge tioned re assoc n Dodge for his action ia miss protest in the ease of Angie. hits not yet bec ceon A yrerrt toth the frnit farm of Will most. ce tt nati <TOrs, tal eye View of ley Bigamy Case. y residence will find = : TRAVELFRS and others who desire strong, ‘ durable neatly made trunks, traveling cy When he was employed here t satel shawl straps, ete & Leiteh’s, at whieb time he should visit the old e: ¥ mother He lived with arn & iuing ¢ <’ Hall i twent experience in i ve a well earned reputation g first class xoods. They have a arge and well assorted stock of goods. have several patents for good improv n trunks, satehels and shaw! strap hard rabber han tl) ngust fol when, it havi eertained that he had a wife in whom he was married deserted his Wa red proceedings in feved from c last a decree w riage ot M the ma iss Weise matrin durable and most comfortable It — | PROPPRTY-owNFRS w! application for reasop of public ements ¢: a eyou | their claims with J. C. Lay & Co., No. 23 marry, but street. h I swore if ———_-«e. S soth THE COURTS. CouRT IN GENERAL Ter» Yester the argument in te -€ ve not made s to property ti ishonor or dea as the following:—~ mine: yoa may I will keep the for it. Without you my li i that he was at thi unter a disguise and an assumed irectiy after writing th ive aft 2} fs lett Kennet ntz was concluded beistbh paras Nap ae dl WCET ESS Vigil P. Hay are he oi | begun Birney, ane a ing apprehensive that he wouit |» by : U the threats, wivised her that the @#¥ next. The court 1 fining ments to two cl side. J. J. Darrington was ad tted to ti bar, on the motion of Mr. Merrici. D. W ward. jr. und H. W. Brown, who made ap; almission, were referret to per course fox her to take was to bim under S mother wrote t c nt dete t having b Jersey ( n Baltimé: t, and the tnde firm of Sinith, Pierson & ination; adjourne ealled in att for the meet Po.tcr Court—Judae Si, ng were on bi nessed th Pumphre vagrant, ting and followed his wi mE ame. Mtr; s Hotel, where they made the arrest - Brunson, held him until the arrival of Detective ght to tuis in jail. A DOMESTIC DI melia A. Burrows, assay on Frances Barron, who te Burrows had been on intir i | her u un » time. ¥ 2 | bongit two «l and took the nella, | ir food. ‘She city on t and battery died that Miss terms with rday he n to Cor- nt) Withoutaay nelia about it, when striking her with elinehe ence of herself she | up a coffee-pot full of bot 2 z 1 to scald her eyes out. ement to the effect that Frances ‘ ly mac tate sales, improved and unimprov: z the estate of the late Mrs. Aun E square 340, 0n_ thy ween M and N northwest. * frame hon: <5; lot 36 ares ; lot Is, square > i impro’ -on the west side of New Je ar G street, to E. C. Merriam, for <102 ssouth of square S00, 10° Vx an of bad character, and uatrath. Ar IS conte Yor Sakai Rothe} ent | ful, Ant ibe shad, shetad taken to oy asth ant Csi part payment of a bill for groceries wir she had furi Starving. Sh | some oiler te: charged. ned when hi mily were denied the striking.” After mony the defendant was dis- Her, for 5% uare 100, to G. yy eents synare foot; lot between th and th Georgia avenue southe nts per square foot: all of sq) to Geo. F. Mt ‘oot: part of t LL SORTS. 2 | Jobn Stevens, an old jail a some dry goods and women’s pettic aiuly. ‘The dry goods were recovered. Six months in anes Butle r0-sto! William both boys =! cos!s, ie eer Soe nee agree lays . Cumberland and Joh 119, improved by larceny of some <10 each brick houses, on Brit days. John Flineh, charged with threats of ps ! violence to Mar, eb, his wife; $100 bonds to keep Ui Re street, to Antio: 5; par twos ma bosie ag THE ALLEGED GRAVE MISSIN ‘d Brown, ex-sexton of the Ho rho was before the Pe ee on tine eon the ¢ aprovel, tlt F. | ceny uf grave stones, bricks torn away from dare foot; wesi part of the tombs and other materials, aud the hear on ist street, to.A. | nz postponed until to-day under bonds of re fool; east part of . =, forieited his bonds this moraing by not . for bio per | answering When the case was called. An Ginehes on | 8ttachment was issued at once. mbarton street, with a de th of So feet, | improved by a two-story b \ ck f » lo} Chas, Upperman, for $1,014 tot 139; front. G E 0 R G E T 0 Ww N « ing 15 feet on Greene street, depth of 60 feet, MISQUOTING THE GEORETOWN GRAIN Foe etnes, af Uroetory brick house, to | yAankeT.—The millers and grain merchants John Hughes, for $1,600; part of lot 139, front- of Georgetown are again complaining of the ing 20 feet on west line of Montgomery | Kaltimore papers for misstating the quota- street, depth of feet, improved by two ten- | tions of the grain sales in this city. For in- ements, to Wm. Tyler, for $750 part of | stance, the Sun of this morning reports the same lot, fronting 15 feet. improved by | sles ut Georgetown yesterday of wheat. at oer ger ycorng ing tis ae Sl4i%, when the quotations really were part of lot 60, fronting 20 feet on’ Monroe | from One cargo Street, by a depth of 69 teet. improved by two | ZOMs1 Sy to 31-55. feak st boo i ive iu THE STAR frame houses, to Wm. Tyler, for 2550 each. acslll pry in the an at 380 The sale of the wharf property will take | bushels. place this evening, at 5o'clock. As will be DEATH.—Mr. Thos. Carlin, a well-known seen by the ing, this was an extensive | cigar jnanofcturer of Georgetown, died this sale, and allofithas been well handled by morning after @ lingering illness.’ Mr. Car- Mr. ny eos ped * — be n served with credit during the late war as ning 2319 feet, to John F. Green, for nan Ist regim: Ce - 12% pm | lot 8, in square 101, containing = = me DC mR: 24 feet, to James MeGrann, for $2,250. GRAIN SALES. —3,095 bushels of wheat ees CATALOGUE SALE of ofl paintings by Homie - pete al from $1.51 )¢ to $1.55 t as Dowling, auctioneer, corner Penn- RIVER AND CANAL. — Arrived, by the pyivania avenue dnd 11th strect, (Siar Build- | ps yey Beenmer Jane Mowelen tort Nocfone | iu.) Wisl Commence on Tuesday, 1ith May. | Consignel te GF Hone with eooen ee | Bis and 7.30 p. m., at No.7! 7th street, under | chandize for District merchants; beamed Be wo Oe arte irri ibe Collection Is a | Sue. from Baltimore, consigned to J. G. and ine work of art by Wm. fey, o1 'y i for whieh, It is said, Joveph Bonaparte paid | 2%, qW ater Wik general, merehandize, parte Cleared—Steamer Ex , for Baltimore; £2,000 sterling. These beautiful pictures will | Cancer Dt Danuscke with m0 na eee or beon exhibitiop on Monday and Tuesday. yellow nine lumber for Wheatley’ Bros Ladies and families are invited tavisit and FIsH MARKET.—Messrs. Simmons & Co. 5 fe for $19 per =qu » to M lot7, fronting 16 £ examine before the sale. sold to-day 10,000 herring at $10 per thousand. —.—— mm na gl se om Panatyzep—Mr. John McCariatal,a wet | Shad sold at $12 per hundred; taylers at $10 known peinter in the northern of the — —- -+ee-—______ ity, was. on Thursday, while at work, at- Bi rages re ew es facked wits paralysis, ant was taken 10 his | 48% Ptince Bismarck was recen ; atieuding him, and thinks there | #77A pretty clear case of premature burial seceahents of ema Mr. Me. has | has been disclosed at Indianapolis, there be- evidences of @ struggle in the coffin. 8 wife and four efuldren. ing # ng PERTY OWNERS, save money by call- | confederation mests with favor iphement nae’ ce oo iaeoas | Reh Oneida ects Wig atreet. these churches is to helt jn London in July. CITY ITEMS. I HAVE JUST OPENED a lot of white dress shirts for $2 regular, which I think equal to | any shirts sold in the country for $2 net. The price for my regular stock shirts is $2.0 each, and I warrant they have ao sape- rior in ft, wear and workmanship. Ihave | now in store an assortment of regular ent, half low cut and low cut, one of the larges! retail stocks in the United States. Blanks for self-measurement sent post free to any Gre. C. HENNING, 410 Seventh street. nd call at Lewis’, 920 7th street, between Land K, before purchasing You will find a large prices reasonable and polite attend- New supplies of gents’ dren's Straws receiv For Moth Patches, Freekies and Tan, ask gist for Perry's Moth and Freckle tisreliable. For Pimples on the Face, Black-Heads or Flesh s Perry's Improved Comerione and Pimple B «dy. We Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr. E. C. Perry, 49 Bond street, New York. 5, pasion hectare THE FST real Kid Gloves at $1.50 Air can be had at S. Heller's, 715 Mar’ “BUYIVG PRICES.” | a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES? Parties in want of LUMBER will do well v JOHNSON 'S LUMBER YAR he purpose of aaktog RELUCTANT BUT of $. RB. SWAN, 0. RECHABITES— F rice ATTENTION. COMPULSORY ANNOUCEMENT. ne reaper EVENING, M ecard in abody to W + to Listen toa t are cordially invited to join ue W. H_WILUIAMS, Seerstary Hars.—Re sure FINE SPRING CLOTHING * the occasion, W. FE 132 BRIDGE STREE Has pow ready all the 8 your ‘Spring Hats. d boys’ Felts 810- $12_8 EORGETOWN, DC, HA Fine Silk Hate at £4.50 to “and Bovs’ fine Straw oft and Stitl Felt Hats for Men and Boy Every class of gocd= produced in New York to <« Brpeness dove, therefore bargains will be RY GOODS OIL CLOTHS. AND MATTING BROWNS Ant complete, the Iarcest and tock of medium and low A large stock of Plaid an mks atte The cheapest Black ot of Dress Goods at 18 cents, ! Victoria two THIS IS YOUR TIME. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICI ESS SUITS FOR Slo—-— Si2——_&14—___ 816-__ 1s. ————— JUST RECEIVED and for sate the largest assortment of Flowers and Straw cools Stock of Lad CORNER t3ty Spring stock ix full TWENTY PRI and examine at S. Heller’s ie Remedy will not cure, S, THO. BROWN, a . A Divine Medicine is excercisé in the open air and s s best taken hence the the patronize Dr. White's wel ment for relief from C troublesome 3 The Most Pa od keep WHITE PINE = flere at the lowest “ | HABLE BROTHERS, AND CLOTHIERS, _ ms _OonwaR 7H ayn l NETROPCLITAN DOLLAR STOKE, addressed to the Na- riicle of the bat any person whois suf ption, should purchase this art which it was NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. nl, had oa two pre: uate of lime poss lby Dr. W FEETJOIST AND § velous heali pare Cod Liver Oi 1,000,000 FRE zee SL Adorn Your Perks an are prepared expressly to cure Heal- | cents per box. sent any druggist. ndary Miss Trook’s bo. | advant nd attractions mt Miss Be = claimed tor high altitude missed but twe the Potomac renders it perfectly dry ne | GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS' | | (CE—DECATUR LODGE, No. 9. K —Al! members are requested to ment | at their Hall. on Congress street, Georgetown. THIS: EVENING. at 745 © clock LUMBER, &e. LUMBER! bwest.and bay Lamber at the Areened, $3 per M0 foot ding. next @2 per 100 foot 3m ag 4 wer ‘E.cntting, $2 pes es. and all oth-- inds of Building Materials at greatly rednond LUMBER: mayS lon” MBER" LUMBER NATHANIEL B. PoGire, ST AND OHIO AV FOR SALE AT 23 PER CENT. LOWER THAN LAST YEAR'S PRICKS, api7 tm B E RK: N F—Aroseed « ‘ 1 LEAN t+. nortiverat T WALNUT, all Thicknes BUILDING LUMPER TGs BRANCH LTOWN NOG, WASHINGTON, D « WHEATLEY BROS. ee COAL AND Woon, — 1 NTEPHENSON & BROOS PATENT BUNDLED EKEINDLING Woon, THE BEST IN USE, PREPARED FROM THE BF VIBGINIA PLN ing ® patent Fi bg WIth the une of kerosene, «! aE tiful highiands to possess every e y's STAR a a | aith—pu: , pare water, and de rested in B: ful surrow and here within sight. a the charge of bigs | a ple See Mr. R.A. Pail- 1 jail, in default of lips’ advert Another coluni. whom L. aaa B. SILVERBERG, McELROY, BAIRD & C¢ cRS AND UPHOLSTERERS. D. COOKE, 3 STEPREN ONE AT SHON FURNITURE COVE ALL AT BOT" EW SPRING AND SUMMER | NEW ER ¢ L TRE BES CONSTANTLY ON STEPHENSON & BROTHER, Sole Manutfac SAMUEL @. YOUNG, NOTARY PUELIC, OPFICK—STAR "NATIONAL U Fire Insarance Company WASHINGTON. wies and French Mu DEVLIN & Co, T QUALITY OF titer tn cack ben ings, va D BY ALL GROCERS S$ PATENT Woop. her. Every bundle basa printed ru T QUALITIES OF COAL HAND, vs in this District marl tn CASH CAPITAL. 100.000 00 it=.all makes, rer ansimneres. Tweeds, 1 NSURE REAL AND PERS TY ON THE Having purchased largely at { - SONABLE TERMS. M66 F STREEF. MOST RE. W, 4. WHEATLEY's CHARLES KNAP, Prev STEAM DYEING ATHS. 1 am in condition to Sli character in toy wale Snd retail, upon terms the: defy compe- Central Office—623 Louisiana avenne northwest, anch Yard—Ist st., bet. B si 2 and improved, 1 Wearing apparel ¢ FOR OUR CUSTOM TRADE \ BEST ASSORTED STOU: BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STS FABRICS MANUFACTURED PXPRESSLY FOR AND THE CHOICEST FANCY 7 ENGLISH, FRENCH CAN MANUFACTURE, OF OUR BUSIN E KEEP THE * MATERIALS TO TATES, STAPL description, including | and Trimmings, Kid Gloves, icely cleaned or dved: also, . Carpets and Blankets cl 1 call for and re- ¥ ELMAN AND AM n Work at any place ii FOR THIS BRAN WE EMPLOY THE BEST NEQUALED LABOR FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND EVERY BESPECT TURN OUT FIRST-CLASS GARM ORDERED AT OUR W | Jost RECEIVE D—& j ‘CHILD S CARRIAGES. | BOYS’ VELOCIPEDES will be sold at t press from and to any pl _ PIANOS, é&e. BROTHERS wou th 403 SEVENTH STREE FANCY BAZAAR ALL CLOTHIN ((04L, WOOD AND BUILDING MATZRIALS. I bave stwarson hands of ANTHRACITE and BITUMIA iN and HICKORY WOUD iu the stics,@ Hit, all Kept under cover Having tbe control « Bul aeorted etcem OUS OUALS several brands of It CEMENTS and CALCINED PLAS ag yearly many miitions of BAN ders of auy With @ispatch and Gdelity at sts., scutbeast, iJ K ZUG, Dealer tn Best Vartottes of ABTEBACITE AND CUMBESLASD O0aL Also, WOOD in the stick, or sawed aud spilt. sues ian e Ca ° 4 ax Mfices and Yards:—Fo street Isiand avenne, between $th ard jth airectes Hee ore alxo received through Moers. HAMILTON cote. sya-ly or ih D —————— SHINGTON O#FIC TANS: VEGETABLE CATMARTIC direction —V. LIOUS Pits brilliant throughout the en- FOR THIS DEPARTMENT IS MADE UP IN NEW YORK AS REPRESENT STANDING THE ASSERTION OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THES! ORDERS FROM OUR BEADY MADE STOCK. » NOTWITH- OF SOME OF 632 New York ave d Organs tuned, regulated, for rent and Wastixotox. DC . April ae. i COLIBRI (HUMMING BIRD) PIANO— © neatest, the emailest and the cheap-, est | first-class” seven-octave G.L. WILD « BBO. 723 7th erect northwest, bait Office One tine Piano, EADY MADE CLOTHING. aqnare above Patent bat little used, for sale ata digestion and dyspopsia. ATOUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP ALSO A LINE OF SAMP OUR READY MADE OUR LATEST STYLES CHILDREN’S hey do not gripe or give pain i adopted for ger ARMENTS FROM NSISTING OF )# MNS, YOUTH OVEROOATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL OR- BEES IN TWO DAYS TIME. 'ABRD—The uni erstgned take pleasare in an- nouncing to thetr {ricnds and the ip general that Mrs. C. No.423 Mth street continnes the snd'that NONE but ell our Piauos for Was Vicinity, and will be thank: tnaauce of the patronage #o liberali; the past on the Knabe Piano Manufactory, No. 380 West Baltimore Peltinore, aud No, 112 Fifth avenue, New t pills generally are nently uniformly effectual. Price ‘or sale only hy: Al R NATTANS, Pharmacis 24 and D streets northwest. OHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, Corner of Tth swat Avenue, entrance on New ‘The most private Loan Ofth at the lowest ral ‘atches, Diamonds, r Pennaylyavia ave. je Agency for onr PLANS, e above firm is authorized to E SPECIALTY IN OUR FU s AMERICAN SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE U4 FUBNISH READY MADE. and Newe Yor: Bond. with approved se M ihe Contract, or any part ol it, Os. M KNABE & 00. of interest on Gold and Sib Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Li 9 Ci ) Bud all articles of ing, Carpets aqeicben anni Able time after = Gentlemen's Clot ALLETT DAVIS & COS ‘a CELEBRATE, MKS. H. L Devlin & Ce., Sth Ktreet now. DID STOCK—The world : rei od zprid renowned MISCELLANEOUS. BS gg E CARBIAGES.—Over 8 NOY beans, and Pony Phetor Bi a and ~ rexel LKETHREITA, NGTH NOURISHE. W. BURCHELL, cordance with on application Contracts will only | manufacturers of or ers in the articles. The Secretary rewerves the right to reject any or all bids that may be offered. Proposals must be addrcased to the Secretary of the Interior, aud indorsed, faves, full toned. For sale and rent onthe | TOP terme, ‘Tenth, 423 Mth #t., abeve Ponne. svenne moet’ accommoda Fok LUNCH, FISHING PARTIES. TRAVELLERS and SPORTSMEN w every suitable for LUNCH | PRESSED COR! ud cant "PVHE COPARTNERSHIP afore existing under the ni a ¢ of GOODWIN & CLINK- SCALES, Boot and Shoe-business, 725 7th street is this day dissolved by mutual consent, . Goodwin, assumin: late ad Both parties will bills. es, OHN iH. GOODWIN. -—Do you wish to EXCURSIONISTS, THE TRADES. REMOVED. all indebtedness of 11 NED in 2. receipt for ali outstandi: ED BEEF in. ihe 2pound can Sve SALMO: JAMES F. BRIEN, une, IS ¢. MOBSTERS 2c. PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, #11 I1H STREET NORTHWEST WOOD ENGRAVING. ERs Views off 932L vm | WHEEaE ras for | also make 1; Ey fea oh undersigned. Fo! 4 Stonr time oxty aequtre distinction and MAGUIRE, Bio Penney Gee EON STORRS ZIMMERMAN aout ‘No. Sai SEALED Pro 10" rT detach Peed ed} pie ree ly peat an¢ Engraver AL SOUIT. CHOCOLATE War UIT ON STORAGE, cUrT, CRACKERS, plain and faac; NDE 5 house of HF. QuCcoLaTs, P. WH rege Ssh HAVANA cs PROPOSALS. JPOSALS FOR STATIC gLY IMENT OF THE INTER hai wytured for this D-partiur iene ths 4 td bg it, and be accompanied | fiat the bidder will A sufficient bonds. if bh a execute aeontracts accepted ousidered No vid will be nan! ¢ will be considered in connection a the echedul: h any other way will be rejected ag will ber HY Article within a reason ing ordered, the right is reserved # mar or of declaring the greater price than th ariicles the difference: ths contre: Bids will ba bidding and Approximate e<tumate of information ‘ee- his advertiscment will be furnishe be awarded to estableihed Proposals for Siation- B. R. COWAN, Acting Secretary. Ap? 24,25 may) 5.512.15618 sericea skate Brune By wuss Bore OFFICK OF WasHINeTON A Wasuixoros, D. wi EDUCATIONAL. Pears Above Willard’s Hotel,