PAINTING TIE WHITE HOUSE.
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Thief following bids have been mad
for painting the Presidents Mansion, a
Washington city:


Hurdle of Alexandra, $2,625


Williams, Phila., 1856


Bunker. of New York, 1896


Moore & kelar of Ph!a. 1895


Leeby, of Washington city, 1883


Purdy, 4,60O


Mr.. Purdy painted the House complete
three coats, before, at cost of S9,0OO.-
Now two thirds of the same only are t,
be painted taro coats, the other third a sin
gle coat AS the matter now rests, tht
Committee are in a quandary, and tn,
consequence is, no choice has yet beer
made.


Mr., Sengtack of Washington City, ori
ginaIly PAINTED and glazed the house, a
a cost Of $4,000.