Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1865, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Affairs in Geergetewn. GEORGETOWN COUNCILS, June 16.—Foard Aldermen.—Board met &t ususi hour, with Mr. the absence of Mr. | Cox. My. Berry offered s resolution giving the Clerk of tbe Corporation discretion to rent the Boccupted stalis in the new market house to ers, confectioners, dealers in earthen and tin ware, and all other dealers in such mer- chandize as is not enumerated in the general market house. This resolution also provides for the seizure of all light weight butter of- Beall in the chur fered for sale in the market; passed. A resolution was adopted amending the “Ordinance for the government of the New Market House and fer other purposes” where the fines are stated at «not less sham $20” to read ‘not less than $5 nor more than $20” The Chair laid before the board an invita~ tion from the managers of the (iettysburg monument, inviting the members of the board to be present at the Isying of the corner-stone of the monument on the 4th of July. Invita- tion accepted. The Council resolutions for repair of Bridge street; repair of Upper Falls road; laying of certain flag footways; authorizing the Mayor to offer a reward for incendiaries: and appro- priating $1,000.02 to defray expenses of poer and workhouse, were passed. Adjourned. Common Council—The Board met and was called to order by the President. The President laid before the Board a mes- sage from the Mayor, inclosing an invitation to tne Corporation to attend the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the Gettysburg Mon- ument, om the ith of July. Also, 8 communication from John H. New- man, Water Commissioner, inclosing certain bills; and from the Street Commissioner, a communication relative to graveling and paving streets, and a bill of the Gas Light Company; all which were referred. The following petitions, communications, &c.. were also referred :—Petition of H. Lucas, to rent one of the lower stalls in the new mar- Wet for an eating stand; of G. W.Strond, toran explanation of the laws relative to licenses for butter dealers and others selling from their stores petition of O.G. Mancaster: of Chas. Dodge, relative to the water tax assessed on his prop- erty, and the advertised sale of said property; of Palmer & Bro., for permission to use stall 41, in the new market, for the sale of tin ware. The following ordinances, &c,, were reported and adopted :—By Mr. Fowler, from the streets committee—An ordinance for the repair of Bridge street, from Montgomery to Market street: an ordinance for the repair of the Up- per Fail’s Road: and an ordinance for laying certain footways. Mr. Kelly, from the finance committee, asked and was discharged from the further considera- zion of the petition of W. R. Fowler. Mr. Heiston, from the market house commit- tee, reported the proposals of Vanderwerken <& Wells, and George S. Poulis, to furnish the seats for the new market hall; referred back to the committee. Mr. Stake offered a joint resolntion relative to the old fish market sonth of the canal, ‘Which was laid over under the rules Mr. Bronaugh offered a resolution for the speedy completion of the mill race, now being constructed by George Hill; adopted. The following resolutions of the Aldermen ‘were adopted :—A resolution relating to cer- tain fines; a resolution instructing the clerk in relation to renting market stalls, and forother purposes; a resolution accepting the invitation to attend the ceremony of laying the corner stone of the Gettysburg monument on the ith of July next. Adjourned Financial. The New York stock market yesterday ebowed a clight downward reaction, the result, Apparently, of a decline in gold and sales to realize profits. The indications are that unless gold should again take an upward turn, tnere will be a halt in the upward movement of prices. Goyernments are rather more active and firmer, the result of the disparity between Prices here and at Lendon. Five-twenties were § better; sixes; of ISS!. rose also ‘3; ten- forties were steady at 109x. States stocks sympathized with the depres- sion of the market. Tenneseee sixes were ene Jower; Missouri sixes rose x; North Carolina sixes closed at 73. Foreign exchange was less active. There is & better supply of commercial bills and the rates tend downward. The leading drawers quote sixty days’ sterling 110%, but good bills can be bought at 110. THe Rvuiinc Passion.—At the time of the occurrence of the recent dreadful explosion in Mobile, Mr. + & Well-known business man, Was seated at dinnerin the Battle Honse. ‘The crash came, and he sprang to his feet, and dashed wildly to wards the main exit of the ho- tel. The window frames were crashing, the glass falling in ail directions, and the crum- bling plaster powdered his dark locks to a snowy whiteness. Badly cut and bruised as he was by these missiles, he gazed caicalating- jy up and down the street fur a moment, and «Men started at full epeed to the telegraph office, screaming, ‘Glass and putty—glass and put- ty—tell—to ship nothing but glass and putty.” After meking this order to nis New Orleans correspondent intelligible to the telegraph op- erator. the gentleman fainted and has eyer since been suffering from brain fever. W@7 The New Orleans Picayune says that many prominent Generals and engineers of the Confederate armies, fer the moment uncasy, or apprebensive for the future, contemplate going to Brazil. where they expect to tind a more independent home and better employ- | ment for their skill and talent. The same movement is contemplated by officers and eu- gineers of the Confederate navy, with whom, personally acquainted as they are with the Brazilian shores, the idea probably originated. @7 The King of Saxony has applied for the extradition of a German named Frederick { Theodor, alias Theodor Seydel, charged with | forging a bill previous to coming te this country The accused is a soldierin Sher- man’s army, and enlisted in the second Mas- | sachusetts regiment. The case is now before the U.S. Commissioner of New York. wa The «Hermitags,”’ the last dwelling place of General Jackson, isin a very dilapidated condition. It was purchased by the State of Tennesee> in i956 for $45,000, Mrs. A. Jackson, ‘widow -f the late proprietor, has appealed to President Johhson for a permanent home at the hermitage. The President referred her pplication to Governor Brownlow. U7" The foreign demand for butter has large- ly increased and stl] continues. In 1361 the exports from January to May were 5,170,402 pounds; for the same period this year, 6,313,227 pounds. The demand is stil) “increasing, and appearances indicate that {t will be permanent, Great Britain ts the chief conspmer, the usual supply to that country trom Breland having largely diminished. @7 A seizure was made by the Boston Cas- tom House officers last week, of several casks ef what purported tu be empty ale bottles, made ofearthen ware, which were found to contain from twelve to fifteen high cost cigars each, so neatly packed that it seemed almost incredible that they could have been placed there without damage. WF The project ofa Brazilian line of mail steamships has fallen through, owing to the parties in New York, who received the con- tract, failing to comply with their agreement. There is not now sufficient time to advertise poned until after another session of Congress. HO" A meeting of the hote] proprietors of ‘Boston was held in that city on Monday, at which it was agreed to reduce the rates of charge fifty per cent. &7 A National Conver.tion of tobacco grow- ers is to be beld in Louisville on the second | ‘Wednesday in September, the principal object of which is to consider the just method of tax- ing tobacco. S27 Jet. Davis’ commission as a frst lieuten- ant of dragoons, signed Andrew Jacksor, Pres- ident, and Lewis Cass. Secretary of War, and dated April 10, \~3i,torank from March 4. 1843, has fallen into the hands of a member of Gov. Ogiesby’s staff. a7 The Fifteenth lars, now en fu) is wilh eighteen hundred men. Sicha pane O77 There are 495,592 persons Rving crowded houses in New York, a more in attics. lofts, &c. They are Pdeked in at the rate of 210,000 to the square mile. wa For the present'the extent ot the Gov. ernment business over the southern tele- graphic wires suspends the arrangements for opening the lines to the public. Active | efforts are making to imcrease the telegraph facilities, s0 as to increase prompt despatch to ail business te c~ from the South. ga The Ballard House tn Richmond has been renied by a Bostonian for $15,000 per annam, en & lease of ten years, and will be imi ly renovated and opened as @ first-class hotel. the Prince of Wiles regularly appears seat in the House of Peers, and recently voted. for the first tume, in favor of the bill for i oe tne Utilization of Sewerage, 7” Many of the national banks, contrary to inw, have adopted the plan of having the sige nature of their officers engraved upon thei notes. The ®omptroller of the Currency Bie ordered the illegal and mischievous practice be discontinued. "Some of the recent sales of government vessels bSve netted severe losses, steamers eighty thousand dollars, selling for nee Qne-fourth that eam, communication of J. H. Newman, | Street Commissiorer. relative to certain streets; | AUOQTION SALES, FUTURE Da¥s. MNBD of | S*irones wrens dk Chi if Depot of Thief Quartermaster ttton * i i di = trill beseld Ot tial Ghavien under direc: iy Soverament Warehouse, si aad and 20t t : in the city of ston, D. SHCHADAY, Janes, 1965, at 10 oclock © artermaster Stores, condemned ok ie are between B . VIB: dies, Brid! Harnesses, Bu: File: Pasee. Augurs, Xe: le Fee orm es. Carts, &c. from da: invited to attend TRAVBLERS’ DIRECTORY: Potomac TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Steamer C. Vanderbilt —_. Steamer Express__- The Steamers C. VANDERBILT and BXPBESS ill leavi itimere ry T Davacd FRIDAY. ats BM Teor ARTRRMASTE RS EANCRe ea a Capt. A. L.Colmary, 5 Sep A. Alexandria at 7 o'clock, usual landings on the river, les, Halters, Spurs. For information. frei ckets, Hammer: Bi Wheelbarrows, Balanc is. Pauling, Grindstones, Dirt ‘Bc: " Plows, Tool Chests, and iren Scraps, Wagon Tire. &c, Will be sold, at the foot of 19th street, near Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. immediately after the completion of the sale above referred Ta: lot of two and four- horse W. Medical Wagons, Metallic ht or passage ly to A. NEBDHAM & SONB, 142 Light sercet wharf, | 5 SOR MAY sUSS0 A.M. Mail, 62014. M., Prefeht, RODERS & CO.,No, 3 King street, Alex- | MORGAN, RHINEHART ® large lot of wrought street, Georgetown, and 2: ton. * 10 BTEAMBHIP 00.8 LINR SOREW STRAMERS EW YORK, WASHINGTON 3 ORR, ND GHORGETO ns, Bpring Wagons, ALEXANDRIA WN. ¢ Successful bidders must remove the stores five (5) daystrom date of sale. yee —— Terms caah in Government funds. Brig. Gen. and D Norice.—The above sale is still being continued today. Those wishing to ureness are STEAMERS. NIGHT, Qapt. J. i” Mason. Leave Pier No. 1a North, Haver, ‘Hew York, at 4 . 12, Nort . a x Tuesdays and Pridai i Leave Snow’s wharf, 107 Water str Rewas at9a. m., Tuesdays and Saturd _3e10-7¢ Brig. Gen. and Chief Qrartermaster, Freight Yeceived daily, handled in the most STORES, GRAIL 8, P: Brushes. Buckets, Chairs, Paulins,&c. At the name time an bushels of OATS. $e 10-10t careful manner, and de! ered with the greatest dispatch, at fair rates. ae ALE OF CONDEMNED QU ARTERMASTR: i) . AND GRAIN BACKB. ne Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, . Cy, June 19, 1866, Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom- modations forcomfort aad pleasure, directthrough Tickets good foreither wigkt oO 61 or 6) er nig! or Jobn. Hendrick Hudson, Daniel Drew, and Q. Vib- Through to Providence and Boston by the splen- did steamers of the Nevtune Steamship Compsny. and to Portland by Cromwell’s old-established ne. For freight and eure ganar ra D. = ill be sold at public auction, tion of Captain Bamanel Bs Banter. A. street wharf, in the city of Washington, D.C., WEDNESDAY, June 21,105" at I eicloshe a.m, lot of Quartermaster Btores, condemned as being unfit for yanlie service, viz: ites, Knives and Forks. Stoves, Tables, Brooms, Rakes, ssage. apply to 107 Water atreet, Geo FLOWERS ae ny, xandria. Va., H.B. CROMWELL & CO, =6 West street, New York. ms can be engaged at tho F street, between Tae ie lace. EIGHTY. FIVE id bushelsof CORN, TWENT and ONE FIrty THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS. ecersful bidders will be required to remove the stores within fiye(5) days rors date of sale, Passage and State Terms cash, in Government Gompany’s Office. 24 \sth, Washington, D.C. U. 8, MAIL LINE, s. H. RUCKER, mee martermesien, o1 Brig. Gen. and 0: De ingto! jarge AN Barge HAIL CO Barge WASP, B. Lacey, A.Q. M..at of Washington D. C., on Barge JA Je 12-12t FOR FORT MD BIOHMOND THE BAY LINE STBAMERS Will leave tie aion mock. footot Concord street, ally. a! . -, for FORT MONRO AND NORFOLK, VA.. lonree_with a line of first- clase steamers. daily, on James Rive OITY POINT AND RICHMOND, GALE OF STEAM TUG, BARGES, AND SBINE Y BUA TS. BK. CITY POINT. ‘ We . ti Guerre 2 ene 9 Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Virginia. under the direction of J. 4.0. Lee. oe os U. LS . oa FRIDAY, one 23, 1365, m OR. : at 11 o'clock a. Ww ‘GOODWIN follows: Connecting at Fort ‘80, Will be aold, under the direction of Captain H. G street wharf. in the city RDAY. June uth, 1855, at 10 o’clock a. m., the following vessels, v" Bteam Tug JENNIE BAKER. ES HENRY, and TWO LARGE SBINE BOATS. Terms Cash, in Goverament funds, Brig. Gen. and Oh BETURBNING. WILL LBAVE RICHMOND AT 6 A. M. DAILY, stopping at City Point, and connecting st Fort h the Bay Line Steamers that leave porelk as ee Mand rine in Baltimore Lt ‘Dan for Washington City, D.C. — The steamers o: this line navigate the James Biver going and returning, entirely in daytime, giving passengers ample time to see the furtifica- tions, and all other objects of interest. estern trains, and D H. RUCKER, ief Quartermastet, epot of Washington, at each place. at these sales atfar less pecially invited. Mules sold singly. tien of OGaptain highest bide low, ¥ EW YORK z each day draft horses, at far sound and serviceable, nd will be hel je 9-t29 S415 OF SERVICBABLE MULES, QUARTERMASTER GENBRAL’S OFFICE. e Wasuincton, D. O., June 9, 1865, By direction of the Quarterrsaster General, there will be sold, at Public Auction. to the higk- est bidder. st the times and places named below, Viz: WILLIAMSPORT, PA. THURSDAY, June 15, 1 HUNTINGBON, PA., THURSDAY, June 18, 1865, SCRANTON, PA., THURSDAY, June 22, 1856, WILMINGTON, DEL., THURSDAY, June 22, 1865. PITTSBURG, PA., TUESDAY. June 27, 1845. HARRISBURG, PA., THURS. 1865. TWO HUNDRED SERVICEABLE MULES TS for the above places can be bad on Fare from Baltimore Through tickets from Bato. to BZ Btate rooms and meals extra. Ba The state room accommodations are unsur- passed, and the table is well supplied. ers taking the 1.15 train from 'HIA will make connectioa with gers taking the 8.00 A. M. train from lad YORK, have ample time to dine in Balti- 82- Pascengers taking the $ P.M. train fr WASHINGTON. make Fopnection itn thie line, HUGH O’CONNOR, Pasas gent er tt PHLapaLraia ereaMans, ine, semi-weekl * Fort Morroe— Richmond... $8, Cc: Many of them were bought in the the war, as young mules, accom: in all their marches and camps, ly broken. hardened by exerci! milise from being so leng eurroun Though sound and serviceable. they are no longer required in the army, and can be purchased 2 an their true value. Theattentionof both miners and farmers is es- between PHIL led by the sol- Mayflower, Philadelphis and George WEDNESDAYS and SaT- a. . F sailin A YS, from hots North Wharves, Philadel- jetween Gougress Hoe a moreely ate i. wa. “For treizh' wap eae Wie eo SEPT Le exandria, FLOWERS & BOWEN, nové-tf Forme cca fa Bante gait yee te A. LM Cae Gen’l, incharge te bran Ro. 1 King st, P®oropats FOR STATIONERY. Chief Quartermaster’s Ofc r 1 § OF SERVIOEABLE DRAFT QPHCIAL SALE OO em. wtermaster General’s Office, Washington, D. €., dune 8, ¥ By order of the Quartermaster General, there will be sold, at poriic auction, under the direc- - Lowry Moore, A. Q. M.. to the der, at the time and place named be- iz NeW YORE CITY, FRIDAY, June 16, 365. NEW YORE CITY, TUESDAY, Ww + BRI RE York SIFY: i D, ty, Devos of Washington, Washington, June 15, 1865. } esals will be received at thi until MONDA 1865, at 12 o’clo: furnishing STATIONE (6) months from July 1, 186 A icles must be of samples of which (of paper. ackage) must accen er must furnish wit, one sample of the article bid for, aed fut one price for each article, which must be distinctly marked The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. a sal must be signed b or firm making it; and the abil contract, if awarded. must be certified by the per- ersons proposed as sureties. id any articles be required which are not enumerated in the schedule, they are to be fur- nished at the lowest market price Quartermaster reserves to himself the right of ordering. from lime to th juantity of each and every ar' tracted for, as A ‘OBK OLTY. FRIDA Two hundred and fifty SERVIC: HORSES ay. An opportunity to purehase asuperior clase of oFee leas than their true value, is BOW shared tO Tne POuUG, The animals, thou, re no longer required the army, and must be sold. managers of city railroads and manufactories is especially called to these sales. lorses sold singly. Sales to commence at la, me. i a atthe Government Btables, corner Tenth avenue and Thirty-third street. Terms cash, in United States currency. JaMES A. EF. Brevet Brig. Gei lst the individual The attention of y to falfill the ublic service may require, Wolhineton, bidder, at the times and GIESEOKO, D.O , MON. GIESBORO, D. 0., BATU GIEFBORO: D: C.. MON BALTIMOR! GIESB P PITTSBURGH, PA . 8A' GIEBBOKO, D. 0 thearmy, and must be sion, Q. M within six months su’ contract, and should within a reasonable sequent to the date of the any articles not be delivered time after being ordered. h he right to parchase the said arti in the open market, at the risk and expense of the rs0D or persons contracting to furnish ti will.in all cases decide whether the ter: the contract have b the power to annu. to. comply with its term: Bonds with approved security are to the person or persons contracting, and failure to supply the articles ordered his sureties shall be liable feiture specified in such bond. oplicate. muat be addressed GENERAL D. H. RUCKE N OF SERVICEABLE DRAFT SPECIAL SALES BoRsEE rtermaster General's Office, By direction of the Quartermaster General, there wiil be sold at public auction, te the highest een coin plied with. and reserves e contract upom any failure BDAY, June 10. 1955, DAY une 85. E, MD. WEDNE! WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. oA WESTCHESTER, PA., SATURDAY. June 17, 8) TURDAY, June ee Oe TRAVELERS’ DFREOTORY. ete eet | oad fost of Walnut street. except Sundays. Gommneacing BATURDAY, June Wth, 1865. ‘or CAPE MAY, &c,, at 8.30 A. M., Express, 2.90 | vor MILEVILB, VINELAND, &e., 304. M.. | Washington. “and and 2.30244 P.M. igi oh eOT Y . stopping st all the usua? landings | Por BRIDGBTON, SALBM, &e,, at 9.5A.M.. | Washin, TUB- MADAY at Covlocd dM acd MM UBNING WILL LEAVE . w.. Passenger. | , Millville at? 324: M., Mail, 2.09 P. M., Fretebt, . 1D, ,e. Bridgeton arn WOR. M., Mail, °.45 A.M., Preieht, 20 P. AS8e| ir. 5 2B ALM. Mail, 9A. M. Freight, 4.05 ‘bt Freight, 5.56 e . M., Passenger. On the first day of July an additional express train ‘will be added to and from Uape May. and which will leave Cape May at 8A. Hines Phil- | | adelphia at 4.80 P.M. This in three hours from den. . VAN RENSSBLAER. Superintendent Weat spits Salem and Cape May and Millville ilroad. THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY will attend to all the usual branches of express business, receive, deliver and forward throagb other reeponsible Exprees Companies, to all parts ! of the country, any article entrusted to them. A Bpecial Messenger accompanies each through "Philadelphia, June 6, 185, je 10-dt8epl 2 (0 BB. 00. eee ee traron December 13, 1864, On and after Bunday, December 18, |. Passen- eer Trains betwoon "Washington and Baltimore ‘will be ran a8 foliews: Fo, 1- BALTIMORS, WAY STATION & HAR- BISBURG TRAIN—Leave W: mn 6:15 A.M. Arrive at Baltimore 8: .M. No. 2-NBW YORK & PHILADELPHIA B PRES&—Leave Washington 7:30 4. M. Arrive at Philadelphia 1:56 P. u., New York 5:30 P.u. No Baltimore tickets sold Lesve Warhiugton ©19°4. wy stopping. at WA? ave i mS: +6 ng at Stations, connecting at Relay with the Mail Train for the West,and reaching Baltimore at 10:00 “No. 4—N&W YORK MAIL TRAIN—Laave Was ington 11:15 a.m, Arrivest Baltimore at 12:45 ?.M., Philadelphia 6:37 P.m., New York 10:00 P.M. No. 5—BALTIMOREB TRAIN AND WAY 8TA- TIONS—Leave Washington 3:00 P.™., connect- ing at Relay with Prederick train, Arrive st Bal- timore 4:45 Pu. No, 6—BALTIMOBE COMMUTATION AND PHILADELPHIA TRAIN—Leave Washington 30 P.M. Arrive at Baltimore iB stops ise Bie mabare, Belts Annapolie Junction only No. 7—BOSTON ALBANY & NEW YORK BX- PRESS TRAIN—Leave, Washington 6:00 P. x. Arrive at New York 4:00 a.m. and Passens ers by this train connect with all the early morn- f lines leaving New York for the Bsst, North ad. West. No P! Madalphis or Baltimore tickets gol iby this train, which is limited A capacity by Goverpment ght to Soe BTS Se = . S—B. iD BAL Leave Warhington Pr ennd arrive®! Baiti- m ore 8:25 P. w = K, ILADEDPHRA AND Wrens Rn Leare Wasgeton at 7:50 P. M,; ato: at Belay,Hoase eta paren: ers: erp eer Train for Graton. eeling, arkersbarg. gnc alt points in the West, Reaches at 6:15 a.m. NOOR ANNAPOLIA the connections will be made with the 8:16 4. M.andthe 3and 4:30 P. M, from Washington, No trains to or feom Annapolis on Busi : BUNDAY TRAFNS. THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON for yessengete on pamay the OS ary . M, for Baltimore zi for Baltimore, Plilledelphia, the West, and the 6 p. u. for New York ony. THROUGH TICKBTS to the West. as wel] ag to Philadelphia, New York, or Boston, can be had at the Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day, a8 well as at_new office in the American Telegraph ing, Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets 11 be checked at all hours.—also for eae pein eI sare: Souble and confasion at e e the te BT SRENGIERS, whether soldiers or citizens, are politely Dut earners uionod for the general eit Fee oe eats of one ot more cars sete r iadies and tbeir attehdants, and the ee Reevention GL pouing al crhat sotpitet ts ete. ears, and also to eo 8 : isl f the or conductors ieryeera others seats, ticket, especially in ber “Sy Sisuirae: Master of Transportation, F YLVANI. * REAT mB Gonruwest ERB Souruwesr. after December 35, trains will leave Bal- tuore! es ‘North Calvert Station, as follows: fast Mall 8° commodation———— 3B. MS eae Heer pittabur h Bxpress__.__.__8 P. M. Pinabare and Blmira Bxpress__.__10 P, M. , M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON Berek rho 20 A.M. train from Baltinces for Fitsbareh ‘and the West and for Mimira, Balalo. Beste re Falla, ode daigun, oP New York Clty. THB4.30 P.M. TRAIN PROM WASHINGTON h the 8P. M. train from Baltimor, Cooasci wor Pittsburg and Erie. : 6.45 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON TE cote with the 10 P. M. Express from Balti- more and cuns througm to Pittsburgh end E.xmira. without. change of Cars, connecting at Pittsburgh (orOincinnati, Chicago, and St. Lonis and at Bimira. for Buffalo, Bochester, and Syracuse, NB THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY, c Leaving Washington at3 o’clock P.M, SLEEPING CaRg ON NIGHT TRAINS, BoLpigrs’ Tokers AF GovERNMENT Rirsg, LOW PARE AND QUICK TIME. Ww-For Tickets and any information apsly at the Office of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under National Hotel. and Depot Hoase, No. 483 Ost, pear New Jersey avenue, " NOU BARRY Superintendent N. G. RB, GIESBORO, D. C., SATURDAY, June 17, 1865, Giueeone.D. ©, MONDAY, June 19, 1 ORO. D C., RATURDAY. HILADELPHIA, PA.. BATU GIBSBORO. D. C.. MON Quartermaster. Depot of Washiogton, 865. be plainly marked “Preposals for . June 24, 1865. K SCHEDULE OF ARTICLES, 49 reams Mapilla Wrapping Paper, 2: not less than 50 pounds per rea: 30 reame buff Buvel leas than DAY, June 25, 1355. TURDAY, July 1, i265, -. SATURDAY. July 1, 1865. ny hundred Serviceable Draft Horses at each ace. Lacy ortunity to purchase a superior class of Draft Horses, at far leas than their true value, is now afforded te the public, sound and serviceable, are no longer required ad. The attention of 4 of manufactories Tes commence at 10 a. x32 inches, not 18 per ream, ber resin. +E hite Folio Post, nuruled. 1" Per "eam, olseap Paper, ruled, not less m er, ruled, not less than 12 4, not less than 100 reams white Fo than 12 pounds 10 reams Law-cap x0 reams white Letter pounds per ream, per ream. ars white Letter Paper. unruled. Commercial Note Paper, ruled, per ream, per resm. The animais, thou managers of city railroads is especially called te these Horses sold mngiy, Bales caeh, in United for Giestero will leave '. Washington, every hour from9 a, AMES A prover Brigadier General in charge. First Divi a 2 . = reve’ € oO” Tal charg je 3-256 ets Blotting Paper. ks demi size, full bound, per quire, ke. folio size. full bound, per quire. » Crown-cap size, bound in cloth, 100,009 | Will be sola at pa bidder, at Giestoro, D, June, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES Yor road and farming purposes, many good bar- | gains may be had Horses sold wm. Te as) 8 C1 fteam@bet arf, Washi 10) Blank Books eap size, half bound, 20 octava Memoranéum Booka, fal zeD. Hi merott demi size, bound in cloth, per £0 Time Books, me sooks, small quarto size, bound in cloth, 20 oe BOGE small octavo size, bound in leath- 20,.00'mb kis Official Envelopes, No. 12, very thick, W100 white Official Envelopes, No, 10, very thick, 100,008 white Official Env. 100,000 white Letter r. ore Envelopes, S418 oF GOVERNMENT HORSES. Cetamene Aoerens lee, First Division, ie metion, to the highest RIVAY, June 2, 1965, TUSSDAY, June 6, 1855 THURSDAY, Jane's FRIDAY, June 9, AND ON. TURSDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY for other lettings and matters ill be post. | of cach week thereafter during the month of | elopes, 9x4 inches, very 253% inches, very ppemertd sete assenger an: et Agent. IN®. GILLETT, Passenger Agent, corner 6th treet and Ps. ave. dec 29-tf PERSONAL. | igpae yee TO LADIE8._MADAM WENAH cam be consulted onthe cure of Female Dis- eases at her residence. No. 227 &th street west. Hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For particulars send for a circular. je 3-Im* JADAME RBSTELL, Paoressornor Midwirs- aX, who has successfully treated all diseases of females for thirty years, can be consulted, as usual, at 162 Chambers street, New York, or by letter,and medicine sent by mail, Married or sing'e ladies who require a safe and cer dy for removing obstruction, from atever caure, can rely upon her gelebrated infallible Freneh Femai= Monthly Pill: No, 1, to restore regularity in8 hours if of short standing, but obstinate cases of long standing may require No, 2, which are foar de; stronger than No, 1, ard can vever fail, ar $5 fe and healthy; pri abox Oan be obtained at No. 162 Chambers st., Now York city. or sent by mail. with fall inastrac- tions, by addressing Box No. 2,359 New York Post Office Also solain Washington at No. 467 9th street, between B and F; and corner New York avenue and lath street. Uopyright secured, _Tay30-3m* B. LEON, 4 420 Penn’s avenu of hae a between 4 fers a certain and speedy 01 GLEBT, SYPHILIS, STRIO' WAAKN 1d’s Writing Plui, per dozen bottles. ‘a & Noves’ or oth rt. pint and half-pint ying fax, in quart and pint nce 8 Copying Ink, in pying ae quart and ick, ty, Bale to coramence at 10 Z Pent soouies aM ingly. a. er Black Ink. ih. in United States currency. ttles, r for t Glesbore Wil Neave 7 stro cane ey ever jour from eee every OCSAMEA A. p.m, Brevet Brigadier General, in char, vision master General's Office. my30-tje30 doze: 12 dozen Arnold’s Cop: otties, l2dozen Lawre ~ALEB OF GOVERNMENT HORSES, Quartermaster Geneval’s Office. First Division, om Washington City, May 29, ia” Will be sold, at public auction to the highest bidder, at the time and places named below. viz : BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, June 7, LANCASTBR, PENNSY. June Mr "Perms, cash U my 30-tje2 ct 24 dozen Davi a glase bottles, and en. or other Black Lead Pencils, Nos. ed and Blue Pencils, sorted, per dozen, Pens, assorted, per 24dozen Faber’s or other di 2+ dozen Glass Inkstand: 100 sroas, Gillott’s Steel her Steel Pens, assorted, per ntta Percha Pen H. ther Pen Holders, lozan, 12 dozen Tin Paper Folders, per dozen. losling Wax he Sticks to the pound. mdia Rubber, 40 pieces to the pound, ae Red Tape, Nos. 17 and 23, per 10 dozen, spools Red Tape, Nos. 17 and 23, per Mueilage and Brushes, large ucilage and Brushes, small 24 letter i 2 ear Jopring Books, 500, 00. and 1,000. pages 2,000 nae Abstract Peper, rnied to patters, per £00 sheets i turn Paper, raled and printed to pst- to pettera. per rear. en Mrasera, ivory, oF! wood jandles, (per 6 dozen Gutta Percha Rulers, 16 inches long, per’ RD, WEDNESDAY, LY ANIA, THURSDAY, + 1868, BNNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, omer oO ENNSYLY ANIA sari HESTER, PE TH Heer eee EY. sane, ae Oe MIFYLIN, PENNSYLVANIA, THORSDAY, ‘une be PITTSBURGH, PENNEVLVANIA, THURSDAY une 22, . « BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, June 23. 1865. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY June 29, 1865. TW RUNDRAD OAY. ide: fox ‘olders, per do: sell tod kind per 100 dozen pieces 12 dozen gigas, jar atee, 24 dozen glaze 'ALRY HORSES commence at 10 A. tes Brevet Ner F Brigadier 4 ors Ivery Paper Fo} FO FON-BETERTION GB txOOmerNaNOR 88 INFLAMED BLAD . WHITRS. BUPPRRSSION Or T MENSB! DISBASH OF THE LOnGs. LIVER. KIDNEYS ANDSPLEEN; BORK EYES. BOBB THROAT. &c.. &c. laving had many years experience in the prac- tice of those disessen, the doctor bids defiance to s!l competition in their treatment and cure. Recent cases. for senersal Gisquses cared aa one oF two d: jes and gen! ¢ sa) mies ath office from 8 to o'clock daily 7 DR. BACKER, 218 id strologer. TUS spate Cinder gten Satins 1S {airmetion covers ‘afairs through life, 3 ‘Law Buite, Abseat Love Affairs, Journeys, Law 8uits, a Prands, Sickness and Desth. Dr. Backer can be coufulted from 8 ip the morning til] 9 in the eve- nis. Battacce through the candy store, uy Ms; “BROOKFIBLD, of can be com- “nk ited on the Past, Present see events atrber room, on one doo’ Hospital, She haw in - dae of Qos fh alnbrated Aton erat so WhO may give B & call Gag man he seen, 8a, m. to 9p, ms) rice one jollar. it ll-7m* ‘4 DAMS EXPRESS OOMPANT Avett aa bie Pa, Avenue, Washington, D. @, OnsAs EAP ES VOW, 'D: YY, JB > VALU SSovea shay waivaas wOUsE principal are wate mn, D. O Naw. YORK, BOB’ of Irritation. Infi: ish ome meet te ne in the ort Gakee ee Sistine by be | ee repent rie ry AND 00 eL rhe cy box, ards. note ‘sizes per dozen Se ae Books, pet dosen.. a 1A; BA TM ono i so appropriations ide fo: in inciden: ments and piedte Eoreanene and for 4PM. j oe approved the 20th day of August. A. | For GLASSBORO, &., 8.30 and 9.15 4. M., 2.90 X d4P.M. Stopping at the | cae SOBRE. &,, 9.0 and 9.15 &. Mu. 2.3), covers, containing 4 quires each, per d estquality, to suit the the contr Secretary of the Senate at Washingto iJ the office tree of charze. t habits Sees: pleasure, er the duties of married life; alsa middle yr other causes, fool'a debility advance of 01 tes 1s The placing themselves Sine | a iret reed THR ENORET FRIEND, oe \terled. Ladies will loare i PROPOSALS. BOPOBALS FOR STATIONBRY. Orricr oF BEcarraay or Tue SENATE, Ia pursuance of 842, Sealed Eropanal will be raceived at this office until 120’clock m.. on Wednesday, the Ist | day of July, 1865, for farn past iy ea for ~ opines Uuites States mate, such articles fo e very best quality, and to be approved by the Sect ‘ bg the following ar- ‘etary, viz: Crass, | No. 1. 50 reams Cartridge Paper, very tough. and with very smooth surface, 28 by 22 inches square, and to weigh not lesa than 42 pounds to the ream, per rea: im. 2. 100 reams Cartridge Paper, very tongh, and with very emooth surface, 23 by 3) inches square, and to weigh not less than 32 pounds to the ream, per ream. 3, 20 reams Cartridge Paper, very tough, and with very smooth surface, 1) by 2¢ inches square, ana to weigh not less than 23 pounds te the ream, 4. 100 réams Boft Wrapping Paper, per ream. 12 reams white Law-cap Paper, satin finished, roled, of very best quality. per ream. 5. 75 reams white Cap Paper, satin finish, ruled, of the very beat quali a hie ream. 6. 100 reams white Cap Paper, second quality, ruled, per ream, 7. 0 reams white Quarto Post Paper, highl: glazed and hard calendered, wiledane to weigh not less than 9 pounds to the Begs ream y 8. 2) reams white Post Paper. hig: glazed and hard calendered, plain, and to weigh not lesg than 9 pounds to the ream. pe~ ream. 9. 20 reams small Letter Paper, white, highly glazed and hard calen(ered, plain, per ream. if, 20 reams white Packet Note Paper, highly elazed and hard calendered, ruled, per ream. jl. 10 reams white Packet Note Paper, highly glazed and hard calendered. plafa, per ream. 12, 100 reams white laid Commercial Note Pa- Lk highly glazed and bard calendered,ruled, per reain 43, 5) reams white laid Commercial - Note P. per, highly glaged and hard calendered, plata, per ream. 14. 5 dozen Oap Portfolios, without locks, per dozen 15.5 dozen Quarto F. rtfolios, with locks, per doze} n. 16. 6 dozen Blank Books, quarto size, morecco in, 17. 1) dozen Memorandum Books, octavo size, merocco covers, containing 2 quires each, per dozen 13. 3 dozen small size Memorandum Books, mo- recco covers, per dozen e 19. 6 dozem improved Ready Reference Files, per jozen 20. dozen four-dladed Pen Knives, pearl silver tipped, assorted styles, per dozen, 21. ozen small two-blaied Pen Knives. peas handles, silver tipped, assorted styles, per dozen. 2, 8dozenfour blade Pen Knives, buck handles, tipped, assorted styles, per iozen. 3. 4 dozen I¥ory- handle Erasers, per dozen. . 12, dozen Ivory Folders,9 inches long and 1 inch wide, to weign not less than 9 ounces tothe aren: Bar dozen. i 2. 12dozen Paper Weights, of bronze. cut glass, and of assorted styles, per ream. 26.8 dozen Bronze Letter Clips, assorted styles, er dozen. 7 27. 1) pounds pure Wax Tapers, 40 to the pound, per pound 4 23. 25,00) large size Wax Matches, in tin bexes, centaining ‘0. each, per M, 29, 1%) gross Matches, on wooden sticks, made without ani panes Paper boxes, containing 11) matches each, per gross, . con ponozen trope ay Pencils, with box of leads for each, per dozen. 31, 24 aézen black Lead Pencils, Faber’s No. } and 2, er others of like quality. per dozen, 32. 4 dozen extra large size, Cut Glass Inkstands with glass oe per dozen. . 33. 4 dozen Inhstande, of class or other materia) arsorted styles and sizes, per dozen, * 34 6 dozen Cut Glass Inketands, 13; incheg mauste, with metal hinge tops, for desks, per ozeD, 35, 6 dézem Cut Glass Sand-stands, 1°; inches square, with metal teps, for desks, per dozen, 36, 3dozen Wood Band- boxe: 37, 6 dozen pieces Silk Tas: 38. 190 dozen Bed Tapes, No per dozen, 39. 75 doven Red Tapes, No, 1: r dozen, 4. 20 dozen Ked Tapes, No. 13, per dozen. 41.2 pounds White Rubber, 4 pieces tothe pound, per pound. 42.4 pounds Black Bubber, 40 pieces to the pound. per pound. 43. 2dozen Pencil- Rubbers, per dozen. 44. 12 dozen Cloth Pen- Wipers, per dozen. 45, 3 dozen Iron or Bronze Pen-Racks, per dozen, 45. 5) dozen Gillott’s black swan quill Steel per dozen. 47, 150 dozen Perry’s large, blue-barvel Steel r dozen, dozem Gillot’s small-barrel Steel Pens, er dozen. 5 5 49. 10 gross Perry’s electro-gilt Classical Pens, per gross. £0, 25 grose Perry’s three-point Steel Pens, per Le PET. 80 grossof other Bteel Pens, assorted styles, eat dozen. Bteel-Lipped and other styles Pen- 0) ir dozen. “33, 30 dozen Barrel Penholders, rosewood, three sizes, per dozen. 54, 2,000 Quills, No. 80. per M. aon i mene Japasned Tin Paper-Folders, per Teo) dozen jet Black Ink in quart, pint, and half pint bottles, very best quality, per dozen of S. dozen small bottles best Carmine Ink, per d Fi Co pounds red Sealing Wax, 2) sticks tothe pound, in 1; pound bexes, per pound 60, 6 dozen que MOUSSE: with metal tops, and brush for each. per dozen. 01, 6d@ozen morocco covered Trunks, 18 inches by 934 inches square, and is inches deep, with leeks. to be in all respects like the sample at this s. ozen. eae B dozen embossed Paper Boxes, 12 inches by 8 inches square, and 2’: inches deep, per zen. o 4 dozen mnleres round and fiat, 12and 16 inches in length, per dozen. | GS B00 white adhesive Envelopes, fer letters, very smooth and thick, 94 inches by 4 inches qu , per M. aie a tn DU white adhesive Bnvelopes, for letters, ‘4 inches by 3% inches very areooth and thick, rarer a no white adhesive Envelopes, for letters very eriooth and thick, and in all respects to be of the highest quality inches by 3 inches square, PET. 10.000 white adhesive loves of the high- ll sized note paper, 8, per dozen, per dozen. a 10,000 white adhesive Envelopes for cards, per M ooo batt colored Envelopes, not adhesive \e! 69. ” 4 verysmooth and thick. 732 inches by 3%; inches velopes, not adhesive, uare,for documents, per M Saati inu butt colored Ruvel very smooth and thick. 7 inches by 8': inches square, for documents, per M. ‘Ali the Envelopes must have a full pocket, and those described as adhesive must be properly gummed along the encire -xe of the lapvel, The quantities of the different articles above set forth are supposed to be what will be required but the Secretary of theSenate reserves to himself? the right to order from contractors more or less of the several articles, according to the wants of the Department. the act approved June 17, 1845, the Secretary of the Senate is “directed to confine bis purchaees exclusively to articles of the growth and manu- facture of the United States, provided the same can be procured of such growth and manufacture of suitable quality, and at reasonable prices. upon ‘as goed terms as to quality and price as can be ob- tained of foreign growth and manufacture.” A ‘eference will therefore be given to the produc- ions of American industry; aed all parsons making proposals to rupply any article will state whether the same ior e growth and manufac- nited States, tO orarticler must be delivered at the office of the Secretary of the Senate at Washington, free of any charge for paringes on or before the first tober pext. CD Lae must he of the very best auality, unless an inferior quality is called for. A sufficient. specimen Of each article proposed for(of paper alt a quire, and ef envelopes 25) is to accempany the proposal, avd to be marked with the name of the proposer, and of peper the weight perream, The whbole of each article specified in the foregoing list will be deemed @ clas d the rson offering to farpish any such class at the lowest price (quality considered) wili receivea contract for the same on executing a bend, with two or more sureties eatistactery to the Secretary , for the performance thereof, which Seene Seotbe fled in the office of the sald’ Becre- tary within ten days after the proposal has been accepted icles contracted for should not be de- Heenan within the time stipulated. or should be inferiorin any eee act be ene semple, the bond of tor Wi P a epdorsed “Proposals for Fen rate, abd be directed to the 2. nd specimens must be delivered at JOHN W. FORNEY, Becretary of the Senate, United States. je2 law4t Pro; [ct: ICE, 108. ‘We have completed our arrangements fo delivery of the pure BOSTON FRESH POND ICR. We sell no other. We have one price for the Beason. We Geliver pronene. We require our i i exact we: arty ere tO Neat of summer, We ask a liberal pal onage and assure be acon nt supply. it, We never fail to T FOWLER 2 Eo.. ap2s-tf Tenth street Wharf, peeith vet ee _ CONFIDENTIAL. ul sive cee tet habia waich ite them for Sut je aged or old men, who, fro @ follies of er years, importance: by perusing” The Becret | Sent to any sddvess, ing eRyolope OR re- aida Toews oe PRE TRIAL OF AARON BORE FOR HIGH | made’ | Treason, comprising all the evidence ini: tO all motions Poe SP on Or ne oar the cave, with abetracteer srgumenis af CouReel, C ied from om: ant siytemady Sucogthe Win Sea TOTERE PROPOSALS. + ; P®0Posaus FOR STATIONERY. Duranrwenr OF PHB INTERIOR, 4 ‘Wasminorom, Jane li, 1838, Proposals for furnishing mech Stationery as may be juired by ihie De tment and the Bareaua . rise tl r Jane st ion espa De received until 12 0: M..of W. DAY, Yhe 26th of J 5. Thi unaccompanied by aatistastace RP ae, of ability te fulfill a contract, wiil not be consid- ered, and contracts will only be awarded to a+ a of, or dealers in thé several elassen of are icles, All articles farnished mast be of the best ty of thei Mind, Samples of which mane Asma pany eae! * Each proposal muat be signed by the individuak or ‘irm waking it, and must specify bu : for each article of the class bid for tone price Articles, not nam are to be furnished and the right is reserved of ordering a g. tess quantity of each article contracted for, publie service may require, ofthe Individual SF Seat’ tor WO Ae eee r 0 may eodatoal rm m the contract Should a contractor refusa er neglect to furnis when required, any article er articles, th may be purchased in open market, and if er price snall be paid therefore, than is speci: in the contract, the difference may be charged to the contractor in his next quarterly account. The subjoined schedule specifies, as Bearly as can now bedone, the amount, quality, and de- scription of the articles likely to be required The bids will be opened in the Presence of any of the bidders who may be present, and will be ean varsed separately for each of the classes Rpecifie® eed rear for bees or ey Of the classes awa) » a8 may be deemed mos! vantageo me Reser ceiens Euadirenscl ey Led Troposale mus’ resi the Secretary of the Interior, amé be endorsed **P, Stationery,” é Pe Lease Class No. 1—Paper. 1, 150 reams Cap, beat quality, white or blue, ruled ¥ medium, er close, and trimmed, to we pot lees than 14 lbs... per ray 2, 50 reams Legal Cap, waite or blue, trimined an@ ruled. per ears i hte » 3, 750 reams Quarto-Post, w! or blue, ral: ‘various widtha, to weigh not leas thas inieee per ream. . 4, 75.reams White Commercial or other Note Paper. highly glazed, bard calendered, Jinede and gilt or plain, per ream. . 10 reama Flat Cap, white or blue, unruled, pet ream. 2s reams Envelope, yellow or buff, royal, per n Brown Envelope, 24 by 38 incher, ests Patent Blotting, 19 by 2% inches, per doz. sheets, 9,10 reams Brown Envelope Paper, 3 by # Inches. per ream, 10, 15 reams Straw Wrapping Paper, 30 by 40, per 1 sheet. 12. 100 alieats Tracing Paper, French, large size, per sheet. —_ 3. 100 ds Tracing Cambric, per yard, it; Iavecn Pres Copy Books, not less than 50) pages, per dozen, Class No. 1—Envelopes. 15, 1,000 muslin-lined, printed to order, 81; to 9!z Dy 3) to 4}, inches, per M, 16, 499,000 Adhesive Bavelopes, white, yellow, or buff. heavy 3% to 9’. by 8% to 4’. inches, printed te order, per M. “ 17. 25,000 Adhesive Enveirpes, white, heavy, 912 to il by 5 to 6 inches, printed to order, per M. 18. 25 000 adhesive Envelopes, white or yell low, Beary: Jette + 6 by She inches, printed to or- ler, per M. 19. 20.000 adhesive Envelopes, note, per M. Intermediate sizes ordered not ‘to be charged higher than bid for size next larger. Class No. 2.—Pens and Pencils. erog 18) dozen ream. i) pacers Drawing Paper, royal or medium, per et & 25 gross Perry’sor Gilfott’s barrel Pens, pur gross. 2, 400 gross Perry’s, Gillott’s, or other good ma- tallic Pens, per gross. 13. 1,000 Quills, No. 80, per M. 4, 2%5dozen Gold Pens, with handles or silver cases, best quality, per dozen, . 5dozen heavy barrel Gold Pens, with handles, best quality, per dozen. 6, 25dozen ivory er gutta-percha ever-pointed Pencils, large or small, with leads. per dozen, 7. 2”) dozen Faber's, No. } to 4, or graduated, per dozen, 8.15 canes Faber’s Polvgrades. graduated, per 9, 0°doven Faber’s Red and Blue Pencils, per™ dezen. lass No. 3.—Jnk, Inkstands, Wafers, and Wax, 1. 10.dozen glass, any patent, large or small, Inketands, per dozen. 2.8 noes cast-iron double or single Inkstands, r dozen. 3 10) dozen Maynard and Noyes’ Ink. or any “+ “other American cepying ink or uid in market, quarts, per dozon. i 25 de: nm Arnold’s Writing Fluid, quarts, per lozem, x 5, 25 dozen Copying Ink, quarts, Arnold's, per jozen . zen best Blue Ink, quarts, per dozen. : todasen David’s Carmine Ink, ounce No. }, dozen. 3. Re eal Waters. best quality, red, No.3, tor ice. 5 * 9.8 pounds best Wafers, common size, per id, YN. pounds best extra super scarlet Sealing Wax, per pound, ; Class No. 4.—Cutlery and Miscellaneous Articles, 1, 85 dozen Rogers’ Knives, four blades, buck or pear! handle, per dozen. 2. a aonee Rogers’ ivory-bandle Mrasers, per wen. 3 dozen office Shears, cr Scissors, extra, per ozen. é tH Taste, ia hanks, per dozen, g ed Tape, assorted. per dozen. & § dozen German Tape. No. $2, red, per doze . 7. 15 dozen Paper- Weigats, assorted, per doze: 8. 80 pounds prepared India Rubber, per pound. 9, 10 pounds Pounce, per pound. 10. £0 pounds Linen Twine. per pound. 11. 50 pounde dest Cotton Twine. per pound. 12, 9 dozen Mahogany Rulers, round or fiat, 23 inches tong per dover. 13, 15 dozen India Raber Balers. round or flat, Goodyear’s patent, 3) inches long, per dozen, 14, pounds best quality Sponge, per peand, 15, 0 pounds Gum Arabic, per pound. . 16. 30 dozen Mucilage, large-size glass jars, with brush and metallic top, per dozen. 17. % soe Macilage, pints, without brush or top, r jozen. 1B. 12) dozen Pen Helders, assorted, per dozer 19. 2 dozen strong nine-inch Ivory Folders, per dozen. : 30 dozen packs Bristol Visiting Cards, per dozen. Class No. 5.—Parchment and Parchment Paper, 1. sheets of Parchment, best quality, 16 by 22 inches, per sheet. e 2. 800 sheets of Parchment, best quality, 2 by s? inches, per rheet. a 3. 2,500 sheets of Parchment Paper, best quality, 10 by J6finches, per sheet . 4, 250 sheets of Parchment ir, best quality, 15 by 2) inches, per sheet. Form oF GUARANTEE. certify that —_ —— ha—— proper a ble to fulfilla contract for for the Department of the Interior during the year ending June 30, 1865, sho! bid be accepted. N. B, The proposal and guarantee should be snperacribed wita the place of residence of the signers, a6 eons date. ic heed et "philadelphia Press, New York sri- Daily Journ PsoPos4Ls FOR SEWER. Mavyor’s OrFrox, Jane 12, 1855, Sealed Proposals will be roceived by the under- signed until 120’clock m. THURSDAY, 22d day of J instant, for the building of asewer in litm street west. from the north side of N street north to the canal, under the following act of the Gor- poration of the city of Washington, D.C., * ap- roved June 8, 1865 : ithat the Mayor be, and heis hereby, authorized and requested to cauee a three feet six inch barrek sewer to be constructed along lith street west, from the north side of N street north to the north side of K street north,and from the north side of K street north to the canal. the said sewer te be four feet six inches; that the said sewer shall be yronisged with such manholes and lateral sewers ‘om the corners intersecting avenues and streets as may be deemed necessary; that the work shal? becontracted for pursuant to existiog laws, and be executed under the direction of the City Bur- veyor and superimtendence of the Commissioners of the mesons each a Cane sloners @ BD} nm! e ayOr; iat the sewer shall be commenced at the canal, and the work proceed regularly northward, and daring ita of the street time; and that der this act a special tax be, and is hereby. le and imposed y authority of the act of Congressof the 23d of february, 1365,0n all the lets and parts of lote slong the said ith street from N street north te e north side of the canal, the said tax to be as- Seseed and collected in the ssme manne~as is now provided in the act of May 23, 1853, for sing and collecting tre cost of laying foot pavements - Proveded, That the expense of constructing this sewer alopg such portions of lath crossed by other streets, avenues or public all shall not be assessed the owners of pri Bre eons but shall be paid for out of the fan: e he o is of cond Ward. of which a sufficient amount is appropriated; and the difference in the cost of constructing several private laterals along the line of said 3 Be paid fer out of the funds of the Second Ward. Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the three feet six ineh sewer, also for the four feet six inch sewer, separately, per lineal foot, for the laterals per trap eaeh, mandole each, i] more fu! pear in the specif ation’ 8 ya) 2 5 The right to line all propesals, should it doemea oh the interest of the Corporation to aR is reservs be seen at the pent every day, bteween ace aie m and 12m; also im the Oity Bure VETO ofce er ceLr reechaotce meee tea one 78 BIOHARD WALLACH, Mayor. THO8. 0. WILSON, je1s-eot22 (Int.) Assistant Commissioners, Pent ee en i Py fe eB & 4 2 é e B & 4 E a 2 S 2 @ 5 ei ‘Te SonR IRE oo ES Sapna uorae ev. Corner Pa. ay, and llth st., Washiasion, B, 6, ‘This hotel, the oldest conducted on the Exproved in ovaiy ene teteenar tarthe for onot ser nage vi Bro, at jhopes that by attention oa we Saeata will oniy'be charged with what they rece vee Comtt = MOUTON. p BMBIOH, Proprictor, a SHU and IMPROVED ROSE WASH, Taga ea a aeae