Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1865, Page 4

THE ALLEogD Post Orricg Ronpany.—Yrs- Berday, the case Obariee W. Spencer, A Wes arrested several weeks since on the charge 0 concerned in the Pi robbe: pS es A up before Jn as sone at hh , Diermeble appearing for the Sccused. Ip will | be recollected that Mr. Spencer was employed | im the City Post Office, and that W.D.Cudlipp | “was first arrested on the charge of being con- cerned in abstracting the bonds, -by Messrs. | Smuh sod Gray, Baltimore detectives. Cudlip | ‘Was confined in one of the Baltimore station | Bouses and made his escape. Spencer being | ‘well Known im this city t@@ examination at. | tracts a large number of spectators. Mr. Utermenie objectet %0 the trial proceed- ang only as to Spencer; but the justice overuled the objection, and the trial proceeded as if both | parties were present. if The first witness called was Detective John | W. Smith, who testified that Mr. Gay and | bimself, in tbe latter part of April, went to ‘Westminster to look after the bank robbery: that while there he met W. H. Irving, who had been arrested on being concerned in the bank robbery, and that on asking Irving about it he said he knew nothing of it, but he had a case for witness, and he gave witness an envelope dox containing postage stamps, which hestatea he bad receivedin Baitimcre from Washington. Irving, he understood, said that they came from Unudlipp, and had en taken from the Post Office. Irving and witness came down from Baltimore about the !6th of May, Irving coming down one evening and witness next | morbing. Irving stopped at Cadlipp’s house, | ud in the morning, after having met wituess, | he went back to the house (Cudlip’s) and brought to him stx 1,000 Treasury bonds. Witness here identified the bonds as also a | letter of the Commercial Bank of Albany, | dated May lth, enclosing the bonds to tne | Treasury Depariment for redemption Wit- ness went to Postmaster General Dennison | and an investigation was made. They went to | the Treasury and were informed that trom | 160,000 to 170) 000 dollars in bonds were missing. | Witness had made an engagement to meet | With Irving at the Post Office restau- Fant, but having staid longer at the Treasury than he at first supposed he got there too jate. While at the restaurant Spencer came in and asked it he was looking for | Irving, and witness replied in the affirmative. Spencer said he had promised to meet him there at J o’clock. Witness walked down to the corner of the avenue. andina few min- | Utes Spencer appeared again, and said that he ‘Was to meet Irving there. Witness told Spen- cer to tell Irving that he was going to Buiti- more, and when witness went to the depot he saw Spencer come down. By Mr. Utermehie:—Witness received the stamps from Irvin at Westminster. Witness found nothing in Spencer's house to implicate him with Oudlipp, except a photograph of the two on one card. By Justice Jonnson:—Irvin sent a telegram to Cudlipp to meet him at the Garibaldi House, in Baltimore, which Cudlipp did, aad Cudlipp was there arrested. He was taken to the Western Police Station, from which he escaped, and has not as yet been recaptured. Wm. H. Irvin, of Westminster, Carroll county. Md, was sworn, and testified that he met Cadlipp in the cars between here and Balti- More, and told him he was in want of means Usdtee seid if he came to Washington he would help bim, and subsequently he wrote to Witness to come to Washington. When wit- mess came Undlipp told him there was money in a certain hotel. (Gale’s,) and that he must run his chances, and they wonld settle the expenses. Witness went to the hotel, but finally gave up the job. That night witness went to Canterbury, when Cudlipp said to Spencer, “Spencer, you promised to pay part of the expenses of this affair,” and Spencer gave witness a dollar. Witess went to his Some in Carroll county, and from there to Finchburg. While at the latter place he saw “udlipp come up the road, and he told Cud- lipp he was glad to see him; that it should wet cost anythiug while he was there. Oud- lipp said he would pay his expenses, as he had plenty of money, showing 4 lot of bonds. They afterwards went to a tavern near Baltimore, and Cudiipp said he was fe, and New orks to Pay some mn wiodnce tis the substitute business. and he wished wit. ness togo with him. Witness con: nted to go. After they reached Baltimore. Cudlipp showed witness a number of bonds, one of which was 8 gold bearing bond; he here gave witness & $50 bond and told him what bank to go to and get it cashed; witness returned with about #37 for the bond. when Cudlipp told him there was & premium on the bond, that he should go back and have the mistake rectified; he went, and returned with 5+, having re- ceived $3 premium; in Philadelphia he gave ‘witness four £50 bonds to take to Jay Cooke & Co’s and have cashed; this he did, getting a premium, and turned itoverto Oudlipp. On the 3d of March, in New York, Cadlipp re- quested witness not to introduce him, us he was inthe substitute business, and had for- ™erly been on the detective force in Washing- ton. Before leaving New York he gave wit- ness more bonds to get cashed, but the cashier ‘would not cash them uniess he procured some one to identify him, and say where he belonged. He informed Uudlipp of the facts, when Oud- lipp wanted him to goto his friends and get some one to vouch for him. He afterwards told witness he need not go, and while passing along the streets, requested Irvin to go into a ry store and price a certain diamond pin. itness bought the pin, and gave it, with the ehange for bond to Cudlipp. At 12 o’clock that night, he and witness took a train of cars and came to Balumore, where Cadlipp gave him some money, and promised to call at his ome in & short time and see him. In a abort time witness received a letter from Cudlip telling him to come to Washington and Witness came down, when Cudlip gave him a package of mutilated currency and told him to get itexchaxged and he took it to a bank near the Treasury and received #27, which he handed over to Cudiip. Just before he left the city Cudlip gave him a box of postage stamps telling him they had been left of alot he had in the army; that there were 9,100 in the box, which he couid sell tor2% cents apiece. After witness got home he found there wae but little over 4,000 in the box. Soon after the bank in ‘Westminster wes robbed and witness with others w&s arrested and released. Witness saw Detective Smith the following day, and told him he had intended to call on him about the stamps. Witness here stated that Cadlip | offered bim one-third of the money he raised on the bonds he might disvose of. One of the six bonas shown the court was here exhibited | to the witness, who pointed where a chemical process had been applied for the purpose of | obliterating a signature, saying that hesaw the acid appiied by Uudlip before it was turned over to him by Cudlip. Cudlip told witness | that the bonds bad been bagged by Spencer; that barf had come in Adams & Co.'s express, and said that Spencer would beganything. Witness said he believed that he and Spencer were both dupes for Cudlip. Witness took the bonds he re- ceived of Cudlip toa hotel, and gave them to the clerk to lock it up, at same time ep lorsing the amount. Cudlivp afterwards said he must have them, and witness said he would get them next morning. Next day Cudlipp threatened to kill him If he did not get them, and witness stepped away from him, but Cudlipp again met him, and with a friend commenced palling witness tewards his (Cudlipp’s) house, when he broke away andran intoastore Two police- men appeared and witness called on them for Protection. Cudlipp wanted the police to take witvess to his house, but witness wanted to go to the watch house, and was taken there. Be- fore this melee Spencer gave witness a lot of postage stamps near the Post Office Restaurant, saying he had no use for them. Witness saw Cadlipp in prison in Baltimore, and Cudlipp said be did not know what he was arrested for unless for the assassination, as he had several times drank with Booth. Cuadlipp expressed & des ire to get ont, as bonds to the amount of $75,000 were expected by the 2d of June, and if none Not get out by that time he would lose By Mr. Utermehie:—Witness had assumed ae of W.H. Emmett for several years a mea ensoqeence of & domestic difficnity, on tree eee the pesieniiery of Maryland 1962, Hea which he cameout of in April, titeyed that Spencer and himself were: ae Saves of Cudlipp, and that Cud- lipp ee! tm.tninking that he (witness) could not enratd actinst him. Joseph SI tes 3 x in the station-house in’ met perew vadtep (Cudlipp) said if Irvin a) Vacenacnen| the case would be dead aga’ oo Capt. W. H. Cassell testified Cudlipp at bis station on the 224 Cudhpp never said to him that a thing dead on him as to the stampyua; ys could prove where he get the stamps. e Detective F. W. Gray testified that he hag aq an interview with Oudiipp, but he did no criminate himselt. pee EA Liat Poustie ScHoors.—This morning, the diur- mal examinations will com; tolilowing regulations at oe received May: that ie ‘The written examinations will commence at £4 o'cloca & m.. and close at ! o’clock p.m me peptls will not be allowed to consult witt fe other, mot to detive any assistance | ‘OM beOKS, Maps, or from an: fro z { y other source a pian Sear of questions are not to be exnil to teechers or pupils until the time designated for their use in examination; and, at tRewonclusion of ‘the same, the written an- ‘Swers of the pupils of each school are to be de- ees a BY the trastes.in and are tobe by him in @ convenient form, and ced tor isepection at the oral examin. ‘ef the same ‘Will Also hehade the test of qualifica- far as may be practicable, in maxing Bom the nverinediace 0 the Gram E | | stice Johnson, Mr. | ice under the desig: | ‘mar Scheols, and in selec capdidates to contest far Terai olarship, | The ust of gud in each school willbe publicly nanounced atthe oral examination of the same. ‘The oral examinations of the Grammar | schools wilkecommence st 1 o'clock p.m.; of the Intermediate schools at 2 o’cloc® p.m.; and of the Secondary and Primary schools at 2 | o'clock p. m. Teachers and pupils are required to be at their echool-rooms at least hait an hour before the hour for examination. Where twoor more schools assemble in the same room, only the school to be examined Will contmue in session after 12 o’cjock. Teachers can obtain permission from their respective sub-boards to hold but one session, for the purpose of enabling them to attend the examinations of other schools. Accordingly, at 834 o’clock, written examira- tions will take place in the First District.—Female Grammar, under Mies Elvans; by Mr. Tustin. Male Grammar, Mr. Thomson, teacher; by Mr. Brown, Second District.—Female Grammar, Miss Boggs, teacher; by Mr. Wight. Male Gram- mar, Mr. Wilson; by Mr. Miller. Third District.—Female Grammar, Miss M. E. Ramsay; by Mr. Ferguson. Male Grammar, Mr. MeCathran; by Mr. Walsh. Fourth District— Female Grammar, Mrs, Amidon; by Mr. Murtagh. Male Grammar, Mr. Thompson; by Mr. Ellis. At 24 o’clock p. m., oral examinations will be held in the following primaries: First District--Miss Walker’s school, by Mr. Wilson. Second District —Miss Parker (acting,) by Mr. Rhees. Third District.—Miss Johnson’s school, by Mr. Hitz. Fourth District.—Miss Bailey (acting.) by Mr. Holmead. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. L42¢2 SALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS. Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot of Washington, Washington, D. O.. June 17, 1365. { Will be sold at public auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Colonel Charles H. Tompkins, A. am . 8. A., at the Government Mill, sicaated ‘eet, bet, Zist and 22d, in the city of Wash D, C., about = TWENTY THOUSAND SETS OF SINGLE MULE HARNESS, a with A LOT OF SADDi ES, &c., which have been used ir public service. The harness will be sold in single seta, ALSO, , About 1,580 WAGONS, which will be sold singly tothe highest bidder, The sale of Wagons will commence on WED- NESDAY, June 23 1:65, st 10 e’alock s. m., with a lot of about 40, at a point north of the Railroad Park, near the terminus of New York avenue Borth.and after their sale is completed the re mainder will be sold on C street east. between l4th and 15th stree:s, near the Lincoln Hospital. The fale of Harness will. commence on THURSDAY. June 29, 1865, at 10 e’clock s. m. The sale ef Wagons and Harness will continue, on alter; days. until the whole number is sold, Terms cash in Government funds. The attention of buyers is called to the large sale of MULES, commenced on MONDAY, Mey 22, 1865, and which is still being continued from day to day. ie: @ oi eae rig: Gen, and ie! uartermaster, je 17-19t Depot of Washingtoa. S45 OF SERVICHABLE MULES, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL’S OrFion, ~,. WaAsHiIncron,D, O., June 9, 1865. By direction of the Quartermaster General, there will be sold, at Public Auction, te the high- est bidder. at the times and places named below, viz: WILLIAMSPORT, PA. THUREDAY, June 15, HUNTINGDON, PA., THURSDAY, Jane 15, 1965. SCRANTON, PA., THURSDAY, June 22, 155, WILMINGTON, DEL., THURSDAY, June 22, 185, PITTSBURG, PA., TUESDAY. June 27, 1365. HABRISBURBG, PA.. THUBSDAY, June 1965. TYVO HU Vv. ateash yi BDRED SERVICEABLE MULES Many of them were bought in the the war. as young mules, accom pani in all their marches and camps. and are thoreugh- ly broken. hardened by exercise, gentle and ta illigr trom 6 #0 leng eurrounded by the sol- Though sound aud serviceable, they are no | Jonesy required in the army, and can be purchased at these sales atfar leas than their true value. 29, Theatteationof both miners and farmers is ea- pecially invited. ulet sold sing}; jales to comm: at 10a.m, pie Brigad i cen, Ea 88 AE sn Q.M.G.0. pole ee Biret jel0-16t KO PRANSPOREATION COMPANY, Gept. A. L, Calm: Capt. Boke Rytners o Ls a pr ater ahd Ay a FRL + .at5 P.M, for Alexandria, ‘ashington.. and: Sree Perea Wert 2+ Alt he urna! lndinct Returning will lesve Washington every SATUB- le WEDNBSDAY. at 6c'eloch A, M., and leave Alexandria at 7 jock, sto at the Bsn dings on the river ppine a river. For int tion. itor apply a. Resbuan BONA LED Light stet wart, PJ jore, 5, BRODER & 00.,Mo, 3 King strest, Aler- apdiria. , RHINEBART & CO.,No. 104 Water steno ccelgntowns end 04l F sleet. Washing. Ateantio STEAMSHIP OO.S LIND SCREW STBAMBES NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GHORGETOWN- STEAME! B.C. KNIGHT, Gene JOHN GIBSON, Capt. J. LY! Leave Pier No. 12, North Biver, New York, at 4 o’clock p. m., Tuerdaya and Fridays, Leave Snow's wharf, 107 Water street, George- one, at9a. m., Tuesdays and Saturdays, for rk. Freight received dail careful mapner, and de! dispatch, at fair rates. Passage and State Rooms, with su; modations for comfort and pleasure, direct throu from Washington to Albany. roy. nd Saratoga, Tickets good for either night or day steamers St, pone: Bendree ade , Daniel Drew, and 0. Vib- rd, on the Hudson River. PRG Tag ed of tected jteamern 6: ¢ Nevtane n#bip Com: : and'to Portland by Oromwell’s old established ine. it freight and parsace. apply to For tiolal W. B. BNOW & CO., 107 Water street, Georgetown, FLOWERS & BOWEN, Alexandria, Va.. H. B. CROMWELL & CO, 86 West street, New York. Passage and State Rooma can be engaged at tho Compauy’s Office, 241 Fatreet, between 13th and léth, Washington, D. 0. je 6-tf ip U. 8, MAIL LINE, eh OR FORT MONROMNORFURET 7 0 TOR FORT ND RIOHMOND. DaILeTy FOLNT: THE BAY LINE STEAMERS Will leave tre Union Dock, footef Ooncord street, daily. at6P, M., for FORT MONROE AND NORFOLK, VA.. Connecting at Port Monroe with a line of first- lass steamers. daily, on J; Ri fe “GITY POINT AND BIGHMOND, VA, RETURNING. WILL LEAVE RICHMOND AT 6 A. M. DAILY, stopping at City Point, and connecting at Fort Movroe with the Bay Line Steamers that leave Hosfelk at $56 qi aS and ari ¢ in Baltimore L @ Eastern an ins for Washington Gity,D-.. — The steamers o this line navigate the James River going and returning, entirely in daytime, giving passengers ample time to see the fortifica- tions, and all other objects of interest. TICKETS for th can be had en board of the boate, “1: Fare from Baltimore to 6. - Through tickets from Bato, to Richmon $m i ye st ato. Oity Point. 7.50 WZ Btate roams and meals extra. J~ The state room accommodations are unsur- passed, and the table is well supplied. Tivered with the greatest rior acco’ orfolk......—.. .. Fort Monroe... BZ Passengers taki the 1.15 train from PRILADELSHTA ‘Sil snake connection with Be, Wo” Passengers taking the 8.00 A. M. train from bated YORK, have angle time to dine in Balti- ore. Wa Passengers taking the 3 P.M. train from On, OO RS t is jine: iN. . President. HUGH O'CONNOR, Passenger Agent. 403-tf PBiapaLraia STEAMBERS, Boy Bzpress Line, semi-weekly, between PHIL- Wasuingrow: Prgersts siete Mayflower, Philadelphia and George os Wi phia RYE Fons 8 a RR Gongreas “Fortean arsine ia Philadelphis, WM. P. OLEDE, 1é MQsents im “Alexandria, FLOWEES & OWEN Mo. 1 King st. nové-tt LE OF SERVICEABLE DRAFT QPsor4L BA! HORSES. uartermaster General, there pee lic auction, under the diree- - Lowry Moore, A. Q. M., to the } der, at the time and place named be- ow, viz: NkW YORK CITY, FRIDAY, June 16, 1566. NW YORK CITY, TORSDAY, June NEW YORK OITY, FR EW YORK CITY, TOBSDA NEW YORK OITY. FRIDAY, June 30, 1365. Two hundred and fifty SERVICEABLE DRAFT HORSES each day, An opportunity to purehase a superior class of draft horses, at far less tham their true value, is the public, e mals, though sound and serviceable, aréno longer required in the army, and must sold. The attention of managers of city railroads and manufactories is especially called to these sales. Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at l0a, m,, and will be held atthe Government Btabies, sin . ie {Ro AMEE ARKIN. reve ig. General in char; Je9-t29 = TE Tat Div.Q. MG. 0. 5 OF SERVIOE. BD @PscraL SALE! HORSES ABLE DRAFT ‘artermaster General's Office, Waskinaton: D.C., Sune 8, 1865. By order of the will be sold, at tien of Captain highest bide Quartermaster General’s Office, Washington, D. C., June 1, 1565 By direction of the Quartermaster General, here will be sold at public auction, te the highest bidder, at the times ani paces named below, viz: GIESHOKO, D.O., MUNDAY, June 5, 1565. GLESBORO, D. 0.\ SATURDAY, June 10. 1865, GIEEBORO: BD. O.. MONDAY. Ji . 1865. BALTIMORE, MD., WEDNESDAY, June 14, 1355. WILLIAMSPORT, PA.. BATURDAY, June 17, 1865. WESTCHESTER, Re AT URD aX: Jane 17, GIBSBORO, D. C., SATURDAY, June 17, 1365, GIESBOBO,D. O., MONDAY, June 19, 1865. GIBSBORO, D C., SATUBDAY, June 24, 1865, PHILADELPHIA, PA.. BATURDAY, June 2, BORO, D. C., SATURDAY. ly 1, mse hundred Serviceable Draft Horses at each ace. Pano ortunity to purchase a superior class of Draft Horses, at far lesa tha. their true value, is now aiforded te phe sabe: The animals, wuouee sound andserviceable, are no longer required in the army, and must b id. The attention of managers of city railroads of manufactories is especially called te these “ales. Horses sold singly, Bales to commence at ii a, m. Terms cash, in Dnited States currency. Bteamboat for Giesbero will leave Heventh Creat NEAT, Washington, very hour from? a, Marevet Brigadier Generel te cbanves Finet Divi rewe' ri, ier General in ¢ 6, Firs’ ivi- sion, Q. M. €:0. . je 3-25t LE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES, Quartermaster General’ s First Division, ie fa Watkension “1 May 29, 1865. i e sold at public auction, tothe high pidder, at Gienboro, D. O..on ghost FRIDAY, June 2, 1865, TURBSDAY, June 6, 1865, THURSDAY, June 8. 1868, FRIDAY, June 9, 1565, TUMADAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY of each week thereafter during the month of June, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES BAOH For road and farmi - Pei = soi a ing eR many oa mn \. n. Skerigs cask fa United Beater tarrence’ is Steamboat for Giesboro will leave 7th xT wharf, Washington, every hous fam 9 arin, p.m. Brevet Brigadier General, i @ First Divi- vision Quartermaster General's OMlce, my3)-e80 “ALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES, Quartermaster General's Ofics, First Division, Washinstom City, May 20. 1566." Will be sold, ai bidder, at the time and places $ BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY, June 7, 1865, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, June 8, 1865, RBADING, PANNEYLVANIA, THUBADAY, WAST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURS- DAY, June 15, 1865, MIFFLIN, PANNGYLVABIA, THURSDAY, 4 7 PYIISBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY B Jane 22, re AVeIMORE, MARYLAND, THUREDAY, PITTBBUReH, PRWNBYLV ANIA, THURSDAY une 29, ‘ stench Wo UMBRED CAVALRY HORSES For rosd end farming yarposes many good bar- ns : epee sel singly. Bales poh enmence at 0A, my Pehl bre A fae, WH: ® BORN UPAGEURERS FWISES AND NETTING Dealers in wc of ee mereka po re Pa PForosais FOR STATIONERY, Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot af Washington, ees ashington, June 15, 1865, ed Piopossis will be received at this office until MONDAY, June 26, 1865, at 12 o'clock m., furnishing STATIONERY for this Depot to: ae (6) moaths from July 1, 1865 per ann schedule, All erticles must be of the very quality, Fariplen of ys (os paper. one qui gave: jOpes, one package) must accom e a Hach bidder must furnish with his proposal but one samplr of the article bid for, aud hut one price for each article, which must be distinctly marked thereon. . Fadel be awarded to the lowest The contrac responsible bid A pr al must be signed by the individual or firm m a it; @ ability to fulfill the contract, ifawarded. must be certified by the per- sop OT leaeey proposed as sureties. Bhould any articles be required which are not enumerated in the schedule, they are to be fur- The Depot Quertermatter reserves to hi e aa ir reserve the right of ordering. from time to ti woe or jess quantity of each and every le ie d for, as the paris service require, six months subsequent to the dateof the contract, and should any articles not be deli within a reasonable time after bein ordered’ ha also reserves the right to purchase the said article no market, at the risk and expense of the erson oF persons contracting to furninh the game He will. in all cases. decide whether the termn of ee Co have pee souelled with. and reserves € power to annul the con: i to ‘con ply with ita terms. sctnpes nz failere Bons with approved security are to be given by the perron or persons contracting, and, incase of ere ko fapely we articles exerred the con- ractor ant is sureties shal e li t ~ feitare mpecified in such bond. : an eee roposals. in duplicate, must be addressed “BRIGADIBR GENERAL D. H. RUG SR. Ghiol Quartermaster. Depot of Washington, D: y” and to be plainly marked ‘Pre r Stationery: P! y posals for A CREOULE OF ARTICLES, 40 yeams Maniiia Wrapping Paper, 24x33 | not leas than 50 pounds per re. ee Der ream. 30 reams ball Buvelope Pay 24x32 inc! Jeas than 30 pounds per im. perresnen not 20 r 8 white Folie Post Paper, ri jo reams white Yolto Post, Mpraled. peromss 0 reams white Foolscap Paper, ruled, than 12 pounds per Team. ner ream pees 10 reams Law-cap Paper, ruled, not less than 12 pounds per ream, ream. 20 reams white Letter Paper. ruled, not less thar 9 pounds per ream, per ream. 10 reams white Letter Paper. unruled. 2) reams white Commercial Note Paper, Tuled, pn, Bot legs than 5 pounds per ream, per team. 1.(00 sheets Blotting Paper. per sheet. 48 Blank Books demi size, fall bound, per quire. 48 Blank Books, folio size, full bound, per quire. 10 Blank Books, crown-oap size, bound in cloth, POF aire. 10) Blank Books, cap size, half bound, per quire. 200 ectave Memorandum Books, full size, per ozen. a) eine) Books, demi size, bound in cloth, per a 72en. 0 Time Books, small quarto size, bound ineloth, 290 Tine Books, emall octavo size, bound i ry per pt ctavo ize. bound in leath- 20,000 wh ite Official Envelopes, No, 12, very thick, 50,000 white Official Envelopes, No, 10, very thick, 100 008 "wnt Official Mnvelopes, $x1 inches, very er M thick. p 5 100,000 mbite Letter Envelopes, 574x3% inches, very ick, . a id's Wi s i Rn loge Areel's quriting Binia in quart and pint 12 dozen mard & Noves’ or other ipauart, pint and haifpint’ bevtiee, oak: 0) dozen 12 dozen Arnold’ pying Ink, in quart and piat jettles. per dozen \. wwaceen Heween cee 7h Cees aanaklene pint bottles, per dozen bottles. %4 doven David’s Darmine Ink, glass hcttles, amc stoppers, per dezen bottles. ‘aber’s or other Black Lead Pencils, Nos. Zand 3, best quality, per dezen. 24dozen Faber’s or other Red and Blue Pencils, rer deren 21 dozen Glass Inkstands, assorted, per dozen, iw Gh Gillott’s Steel Pens, assorted, per 200 gross other Steel Pens, assorted, per grons, 12 dozen Gutta Percha Hold: per dozen. 4gdozen Other Pen Hold selected Kinds, per dozen, ydosen Tin Paper Folders, per dozen 25 Red ‘Wax. 20 poweat uality, per pound. else to thesonad: 10 pounds White Indie Bubber, 40 pieces to the 100 agen sisces Bed ‘Tape, Nos. 17 and 28, per 100 core spools Bed Tape, Nos, 17 and 23, per 12 monen prsteces Musilage and Brushes, large scorns ry Fier Macilage and Brushes, small mtetton & Dorrize Books, 500,700 and 1.000 pages heaseet arr Abstract Peper, ruled to pattern, per £00 sheets Return : Paper, ruled and printed to pat. torn. t. Creams ted to 4 Bi Btpes cad t paters ver ream, 4 oxen a ‘Brasers, iyory or wood handles, per 6 doren Gutta Percha Bule 5 gross Indis Rubber Bands, assorted sizes, per 20 4 ; Hours pote ‘size, on ‘doves 116 inches long, per | o } { ©W | other responsible Exprets Companias, to all parts handled in the most | ° | ‘ peeventign of smokin, in with LERS’ DIRECTORY: | TRAVELERS’, DIRECTORY. |. - Goumencing RATORDAY, Jong 10th, 1365 Sercaen att &e., at 8.50 hate ‘xpress, 2.0 P.M., Passenger Yor "MILLVILM, VINELAND, &c., 8.908. Mu and 3.89 ava 4B. uM. Zor BRIDGETON, SALEM, &e., at 2.15 A. Mu “Tor @LABSBORO, &c,, s.30and 9.15 A. M.. 2.90 4P.M. Fer WOODBU +0, 0,90 and 9.15 A, Mus 2.89, and 6.0 RTORNING WILL LEAVE 5 GORE May st 5.00 A-M., Mail, 8.20 A. M., Freight, Milvitie nt 7 $2.4:M., Mail, 12.08 P. M., Freight. Bridgeton at 6.40 A. M., Mail, 9.45 A.M., Freight, Felon at@so A ii; Mail, 9A, M. Freight, 4.05 Wosdbary af 7.05 and 818A, M., Mail, 9.06 A, M., Fea teat da at Sale eetional express train will be added en Gane Mey, sod adelphiaat 430 P.M, This a three hours from Camden J. VAN RENSSELAER. Superintendent | which will leave Cs) Meelis yy. Salem and Cape May and Millville r EST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY wilheend to a the usual branches of express business, receive, deliver and forward throagh a y, any article entrusted to them. t Special 3 osvenger accompanies each through ‘ain te iiladelph is, June 5, 3935. je 10-dt8ep] BALTIMORE & OHIO BB, 00. ea TT asuimeros. ‘December 14, 1864, On and after Bunday, December 18, 1864, Passen- ger Trains between Washington and Baltimere will be run as foliews : TEAINS MOVING NO&TH. Ho. 1—BALTIMORS, VAY STATION & HAR. BISBURG TRAIN—Leave Washington 6:15 a, M. Arrive at Baltimore $:00 4.™ No. . 2-NBW YORK & PHILADELPHIA BX- PRESS—Leave Wathingt:n 7:30 4. m. Arrive Philadelphia 1:56 P. m., New York 5:30 P.m. No Baltimore tickets sold No, Heke ots ae nigusing owes ave ing! : . M.. stop) ting at Relay with the Mail Train for the Weet,and Teaching Baltimore at 10:00 4.M, . 4—] K MAIL TRAIN--Leave Wash- eetaa Tae oe Arrive st Baltimore at 13:45 ?.M., Philadelphia 6:37 F.m., New York 10:00 rm ‘No ALTIMORE TRAIN AND WAY B8TA- ee ‘ashington 3:00 FP. M., connect- Ww : g at Relay with Frederick train, Arrive at Bal- 1 timore rev PM. TIM COMMUTATION AND pASLADELPHIA CTRAIN. Losve Washington 4:30 p.u. Arrive at Baltimore 6:10 rp. mw. This train sto, ae Lepeepely ath Beltsville, Laurel anc on only ANY BOSTON ALBANY & NEW YORK BX- PRESS TRAIN—Leave Washington 6:00 P. x. Arriveat New York 4:00 4,™. Mails and Passens ors by this train connect with all the early more lines Isaving New York for the ese fp West: No P! iladelphis or Baltimore meet Ley ie oases ianrete mem Government mighe RAIN Lear, Wuthingten yr Havand arriveat Badti- r= K ILADEDPHEA AND WAST eR TRAIN. Leave Wogpineton at 7:30 a mepp state: ae rel . arkereburg,and all pointsin the West, Meach ety ANNAPOLIA the connections will be made with the 8:16 4. M,and the 3an¢ 4:30 P. M, from Washington, No trains to or fom Annapolis on 7 NDAY TRAEPNS. THE OFLY TRAIN FROM WASHIN Ton for pamsengers on Bunday are the 8:15 and 1 A.M, and 3 P.M, for Baltimore, and 7:30 F. M. for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and the 6 ToMow TICKETS to the West, af well ag to iiadel pela New York ‘er Boston, can be had at AS Ticket t all heurs in the day,as well as at_new office in the American Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. checked at all hours.—also for eA porns, sare trouble and confusion at re of the trains, , whether soldiers or citisens, sh poileety Pat oa nestly requested te reapect the Tastee suoh eenrinaeecscaue tats oy Er ming, any but the smoker's fal jane to their seats, complianee trains, , Master of tion, LM, OL: General Ticket Agent. doo G™t PRMNSYLVANIA ROUTE NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. December 25, trains will leave Bal- 1oeee fron Norte Calvert Station, as follows A Fast Mail E ° Lt ee ay M. Harrisburg Accommodation a burgh Mxpress___.___.__-.8 Briand wince Bipress 240 oe |. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON Baeeaath NEP A Maree ant ma} for Sugalo, Rochester, Di aire di sions irk, Oanan. faigaa, and Pall tor now fork: oly THE 4.30 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON SP. M, train from Baltimore Connects wit? Pittsburg ‘and Mrie, HE 6.46 P.M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON TGonnects with the 10 P. M. Bx) more and runs through and without change of cars, cennécting at Pittsburgh torGincinnati, Ohicaao. and 8t. Louis and al Bimira, for Buffalo, Bochester, and Byraci ETHROUGH SUNDAY be Leaving Weatinwon at o'clock P.M, SLEEPING OAR ON NIGHT TRAINS Bo.pisrs’ Ticxers ay Goverxuenr Rar: LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. Be-For Tickets and any information a) the Office of the Great Pennsylvania Rou! ennsylvania avenue and Sixth street. ational Hotol, and Depot House, No, 46: near New Jersey avenue, ‘Washia Buperint. |. J. Wi) assenger and Ticket Ag P JING. GILLETT, Passenge: it, Corner treet and Pa. ave. Datenom PERSONAL. Die H 3 Oat, 8, oth tf eae eee er tee ee ee ee [MPORTANT TO LADIES._MADAM WE can be consulted onthe cure of ale eases at her residence, No. 227 8th street west. Hours from 10 a.m, to 2 p.m. For p lars send for s circular. je 3-Im* ADAME RBSTBLL, Prorgssornor Mipwi RY, who has successfully treated all disess of females for thirty years, can be consulted, as jal, at 162 Ohambers street. New York, or by nd medicine sent by mail, Married or adies who require s safe and certain reme- renioving obstractiens ees waster can rely upon her gelebra’ le Female Mouthly Pilit. 8 dy for cal ach an No, 1 i price 38 abox. Can be obtained at No, mbers s New York city. or sent by mail, with fall inate tions, Arpanet? Box No, 2,359 New York Px Office jo sola in in are at No, 467 oth street, between B and F; and corner New York avenue and 14th street. Oopyright secured, my30:3m* B. LEON, p ynn’a avenue, Office 420 Peprtween 4 and 6th streets, Offers a certai: cure, of GONOSRHBA QLEBT, 8YPHILI BB, SBMINAL SG NARs McRae oP fue MAND EPLEDD; . 8ORB THROAT. &c.. &c. des had many years experience in the prac- tice of those diseases, the doctor bide defiance to all com} tition in their treatment and cure. Recent cases of venereal diseases cured in one or twodays, Ladies and gentlemen can consul him at his office from 8 to 6 o’clock daily, my 27-5m' . 218 . BACKER, 2 18 e Most Wanderfal Astrolo, No. 218 h sta. two \¢ full and thoron, as siyost, Detnese. i7th and 1 iSiormation concersing afl fairs through i formation concerni: fe, with in regard to jealth, Wealth and Mar- ve Affairs, Jou: i . Dr. e cduentted from 818 the morning till 9 in the eve- ning. Bntrance through the candy store. my 6-2m* = ROOKFIELD, of Kani cam be on- MPa onthe Fest, Brosentand Hatare te, Street, Het fDongies Berpital ats ar Oo! 0, A has studied, under one of most ‘celebrated Astrologers e y faction to ‘alt those who Bhe guarantee may give Pagcen bo asen from 8a, m. to 8p. m., Pris ar. fe’ COMPANY, AmMine ae Avenue, Washington, D. 6, BEAT RTHBEN, AND WAST- GBBAT Oy EATERS FORWARDBAS, © YY, VALU- DB. &c., ATOH to al PROPOSALS. | ees FOR STATIONERY. Daraariexr OF @Hx INTERIOR, t FWA ied eenideg June 14, 1865, Pro) for ing such Stationery as may be required by this ‘tment and the Bureaus ices thereof, durice the Gseal year enci £ 07h. 186, will be received matil 12 o'eloe M ,of WEDNESDAY, the 2th of July, 1865. Pi mnac pied by satisfactory testimonial: comps ability te folfill a contract, will not be con ered, and contracts will only be awarded to mani facta vers of, or dealers in the several classes of ar- i? Heth articles farnished must be of the best quali- ty oftheir kind, Bamples of which must accom- @ * ba? b'preporal must be signed by the in or firm making i mus! cify but o: for each article f the class bid for: Articles, not named ia the schedule if required, are to be furnished at the lowest market price, and the right is reserved of ordering a greater or leas quantity of each article contracted for, as the publie service may require. . Bond. with approved security, will be required of the individual or firm to whom the contract may be awarded. ould « contractor refuse er neglect to furnish when required, any article er articles, the sane may be parchased in open mar; d if = great- er price shall be paid therefore, t: Specified in the coptract, the difference may be charged to the contractor in his next quarterly account The subdjoined schedule specifies, as n can vow bedone, the amount, quality. amd de- scription of the arti likely to be required. ‘The bids will be opened in the presence of any of the bidders who may be present, and will be can- vassed separately for each of the classes specified below. and contracts for one or more of theclasses awarded, as may be deemed most advantageous to Department. See eapraala te it be addressed to the Secretary of the Interii ior, and be endorsed ‘Proposals for Class No. 1—Paper. T. 100 reams Cap, best quality, white or bine, ruled wide, medium, or close, and trimmed, to weigh not less than 14 1bs.. per ream. . 50 reanis Legal Cap, waite or blue, trimmed and ruled. per ream. Quarto-Post, white or bine, ruled idths, to weigh not less than 19 lbs., err reams White Commercial or other Note r. highly glazed, hard calendered, lined, a: d gilt or plain, per ream. . 10 reams Flat Oap, white or blue, unruled, per Team. 25 reams Envelope, yellow or buff, royal, per Team. : 100 reams large Brown Envelope, 2i by 38 inches, ‘am. wh 'doren sheets Patent Blotting, 19 by 2% inches, per doz. sheets, i . 10 reams Brown Envelope Paper, 35 by 40 inches, per ream. 15 reams Straw Wrapping Paper, 30 by 40, per ream, 11, 50 sheets Drawing Paper, royal or medium, per te . 12, 1rduheets Tracing Paper, French, large size, per sheet. 3. 1) Tracing Cambric, per yard. Yi e Sear press Copy Books, not less than £00 pages, per dozen. Class No. 1—Envelopes. Be es n-lined, printed to order, 8'z to 9°s Plo) ‘Adhesive Bavelopes, white, yellow. |. 490, esive Bnve! . . yellow, or att, heavy 934 to 9% by 3: to 4%: inches, printed te order, per M. . 25,000 Adhesive Bnvelopes, white, heavy, 9% to 11 by 5 to 6 inches, printed to order, per M. 25.000 adhesive Envelopes, white or yellow, heavy. letter, 6 by 32 inches, printed to or- der, per M. 20.000 adhesive Bnvelopes. note. per M. Intermediate sizes ordered not to be charged higher than bid for size next larger. Class No. 2.—Pens and Pencils. Perry’sor Gillott’s barrel Pens, per 1. Be 2. 400 gross Perry’s, Gillott’s, or other good me- ae es Ser eroes 13. 1,06 8, No. 80, 'h Bdoron yoold. Pend, with handles or silver LJ it ', per zen, 5. 5 dozen heavy barrel old Pens, with handles, best quality, per dozen. i 6, 25dozen ivory er gutta-percha ever-pointed Penci ge or #mall, with leads. per dozen. bers, No.1 to 4, or .per dozen. 8. 1Scnses Faber’s Polygrades, graduated, per aduated, 5,000 best White Official Bnvelopesyengraved stamp, 2 Bite Gates eee Le 8 0 wpe “ neepets engraved 10000" best White Omelal Buvelopes, encrarez fare’, by Sinches, ger 1 000. 5,000 best by Pence ve enkraved Stamps co bert Grom intl Wavelopee letter size, per 8,000 Dest Cream-lnia Bnvelopes, 00 Dert Envelopes, eard si . 1,000. 1,000 patent Cloth- lined Buveldpes, 8%, by 4 inches, F 1,000. 1,000 patent Cloth-lined Bavelopes, 6 by inches, lined Envelopes, 54 by 2 on eards or in boxes,/t ave the liberty ofesietune remt kiads manufactured.) Der gross, ‘ 20 dozen Pen-holders, ef the various «inds mang- factured, per dozen. 12 dozen Pen-holders, gutta percha, per deren, 24 Gold Pens, large size, with silver extension holders, beat manufacture, per pen. 40 quarts Maynard & Noyes s Ink, in bottles, per qui 40 quarts best London copying Ink, per quart, a4 Sunce periea Guyott i Oo. superfine Carmine, rr 8. 1,009 Quills, No. 80 opaque or elaritied, per 1.00), 200 Bwan Quills, per 1,000 75 dozem Red Tape, assorted numbers, per dozen 12 dozen Silk Taste or Braid, per dozen, 5 dozen Drawing Thumb T. per dozen. 6 dozen Penknives, Rodger: eat, buck or pear! handles, 4 blades. per dozen. ite size, per 4 dozen Erasers, large size,ivory handles, 10 Cases, a Rodgers’s, per dozen. ij - 4 1 dozen pairs of Shears, best quality, 8 inch blade, per dozen, pe 1 dozen pairs of Shears, best quality, 6 inch blade per dozen 1 dozen pairs of Scissors, best quality, per dozen, Gdozen Glass Inkstands, metalic spring covers,, 36 dozen black Lead + sorted v Nos.. per doz. 10 dozen best drawing te pencila. #06 doz. d a tist a, * i dosen at or’ red and Dine Pencils, per loz. d Table Brushes. assorted, per doz. Siocon Camel Bele BEnan ess assorted, per doz. di Letter pe. per doz A deren strcks best Tndia Ink, per doz 2) dozen Rubber Bands. assorted sizei r doz 30 pounds of extra superfine scarlet Sealing Wax. Ib. BY pounds best auality Wafers, per Ib. nds Gum Arabic, pu ned. 5 3 dozen prepared Mucilage and Brush, large, per 6 dozen prepared Mucilage and Brash, small, pez dor :0 ounces Office Sponge, per o7. bdozen, Glass or Obina Sponge Cups, per doz, 10 pounds best Hemp Twine, per lb- lw ponnds best Lins Tee: per ib. 5 ts Black Sand, per qt. — 4 6 Soren vest prepared or virgin India Rabber, per doz. i at d tank Books, indexed, per quire. 32 four: quite ia epcoks, indexed: per quire, Folders, per dos. per dozen, 3 dozen9 inch Ivor: encile, Faber’s bes 1: three-qu a n Oe Copying Books, indexed, per quire, b doren Letter Gopying Books, indexed, per quire, _Je 6-lawiw pzorosaL FOR TIMBER AND MATERIALS Son THE NaVy. Navy DErartMEeNT, BuREAU OF OoNSTRUCTION AND Ber. tarnish Timber. aled Proposals to raise) mber Mia - teats for tne Navy, for the fiecal year ending June 30, 1566, will be received at the Bureau of Construction and Bepair, until 10 o’cloek s. m. ef the llth day of July next,at which time the opening will be commenced. | = Proposals st be endorsed ** Proposals for Tim- ber Materials for the Navy.” that they may be distinguished from other business letters, an¢ directed to the Chief of the Burean of Construc- tion and Repair. z r The materials and articles embraced in the classes named are particularly described inthe printed schedules, any of which will be furnished to auch as desire to offer, ep application to the Commandants of the respective yards er to the Navy Agent nearest thereto. and those of al! the yards upon applicetion to the Bureau, = The Commandant of each Navy Yard will inferm bidders of the ipsee tee of each article, where izes are variable. re division into classes being for the conveni- ence of dealers in each, such ¢c!asses only will furnished as are actually required for bids. AIR, Le 9, 30°dozen Faber’s, Bed and Blue Pencils, per Class No. 3.—Ink, Inkstands, Wafers, and Waz. 1, 10dosen glass, any patent, large or small, Inkstands, per dozen. i 2.8 Soren cast-iron double or single Inkstands, F dozen. 3. 1:0 do Maynard and Noyes’ Ink, or any oth merican eepying ink or fluid in m juarts, per doz*n. 5 4 zen Arnold’s Writing Fluid, quarts, per . Bdosen Copying Ink, quarts, Arnold's, per dozen. 4 best Blue Iok, quarts, per dozen. is botoren David’s Carmine Ink, ounce No.1, dozen. 2 BBeal Wafers, best quality, red, No.8, for office seal, per M. E S pounds best Red Wafers, common size, per “0. sopounds best extra super scarlet Sealing Wax, per pou! Class No. 4.—Cutlery and Miscellaneous Articles, . 35 dozen Ri » Knives, four blades, or buck pear! hai per dozen. . 25 dozen ‘s’ ivory-bandle Brasers, per dozen. . 10 dozen office Shears, or Seissors, extra, per dozen. |. 100 dozen Bilk Taste, in hanks, per dozen, . 500 dozen Bed Tape Sop ae per dozen weno» 50 dozen in Tai ‘0. 32, red, per dozen, . 15 dozen Paper: Weig assorted, per dozen, 80 pounds pared India Rubber, per pound. . 10 pounds Pounce, per pound. 50 pounds Linen Twine. per pound. 11, 50 pounde best Cotton Twine, per pound. 9 dozen Meshogany Rulers, round or fiat, 30 inches jong per dozen. .15 dozen India-Raber Rulers, round or flat, Goodyear’s patent, 3) inches long, per dozen, 20 pounds best quality Sponge, per pound, 2 pounds Gum Arabic, per pound. 30. dezen Mucilage, large-size glass jars, with brush and metallic top, per dozen. . 80 dozen Mucilage, pinta, without brush or top, per dozen. 18. 120 dozen Pen Helders, assorted, par dozen, 19. 2 dozen strong nine-inch Ivory Folders, per a 5 20, 30) dorex packs Bristol Visiting Cards, per —Parchment and Parchment Paper. f Parchment, best quality, 16 by 22 ine’ per sheet, \ 2. Gi) sheets of Parchment, best quality, 28 by $2 inches, per sheet. 3, 2,50) sheets of Parchment Paper, best quality, 10 by Iéfinches, per sheet. 4, 250 sheets of Parchment Paper, best quality, 15 by 2) inches, per sheet. Form oF Gu _ — certify that facilities. and able to fulfill ha— proper contract for furnishing Stationery for the Department of the Interior durin, should N. B the year ending June 3), bid be accepted. . The proposal and guarantee should be bed wita the place of residence of the ‘8, and the proper date, Je 15-eotJuly 26 (Ohronicle, Philadelphia Press, New York Tri- bune, Boston Daily Journal.} Re tS Navy DarartTMecar, June 5, 1855, SEPARATE SEALED Proposals will be received at the Office of the Secretary of the Navy until 3 e’clock p m. of FRIDAY, the 30th instant, for furnishing all the Stationery taat may be re- quired by the Navy Department and the several Bureaus from the latter date to July 1, 1556. All the articles furnished must be of the best quality, delivered witheut delay when ordered, and to the satisfaction of the head of the office for which they are reqnired. If it be required each bidder for Btationery must faroialy with his proposal a sample ofeach article for. No bid will be considered which does not fally conform to the advertisement and im which each and every article is not bid for, and in which more than one price is named for any one article. Bonds in sufficient amouat, with two or more approved sureties, for the faithful execution of the contract, will be required of the person or persens contracting. The authorized nanes of svreties that will be given. as also satisfactory S66, testimonials te faifill the contract, must a »m- pan’ e bid; otherwise it will not be considered. T epartment reserves to itself the right of 1 a greater or less quantity of eacn and ticle contracted for, as the public service a4 require. Should any article be required, not enumerated in the contract, it is to be furnished at the lowest market price. sccording to its quality. RTE RI a he ide having imal or lous prices 6; e considered. Lae The subjoined schedule specifies, as nesrl; ee Re done, the amount. quality; and de. soripsion of each of the articles likely to be re- quired. Schedule. 50 reams Regulation Paper, per sample, per ream. 50 dO an Oe eee do engraved 40 reams heavy, white laid, Despatch Cap, stop- ruled, perTeam. 40 reams heavy, white laid, Despatch Cap, stop- ruled, engraved heading. per ream. ue, ruled, per ream, do engraved oH Teams Posi LOL a lo 0 % anes blue or white, Iai rel xtra super! » Iai wove, ‘Letter Paper.’per ream, : id or 75 reams éxtra superfine, blue or white, laid or move Letter Paper, engraved heading, per 20 reams best Note Paper, thick, perream. 20 do do" do’ engraved he yoedium, per ream, e engraved ealing, per 20 reams Gon: pying or Tisane Paper, 215; by 26 inch- 10 reat ila Paper, $8 by 36 inches, fiat, per 20 reams beat buffer white Bavelope Paper, royal per i 140 yarde Traci Cloth, per square yard. i per ream, bt) reams best Note Paper, 15 do ao 5 P.per roll, | fret day of July. 1865. = Sosheote Of Baper vor sheet | epropteate must be directed to the undersigned, 3 reams Biattls ‘aper,royal, per soars | No. 223 G street, Wasbineton. D O v Bavires najes' blotting Boarde, pert weeat je 2-4t B.T BRIDGES.C. 8. V._ Ibe # q eptan: rawin, . . . Dra’ 5 & CO., Attorneys at Law. Gen- Ed bane eid ae renee wee |i J. ° F Gintm ana Bea! miate Agents, 902 17th =] 5 wo! louse, Sieben ey Sid Pw bite Po 9 | ie. Gpvetens Onan Acenan vita 11 the Departments ad- ~ pattern, officis: a ‘ata usted and settled. Business in connection with 90.000 best B: Bavelopes. Batate promptly attended to. patte: fk al eine, engrave ye White Envelopes, Government mp per 10%), OF Sf aed letter size, | White Sot or rs velopes, letter Bize, ° _ | ongraved stamp, per 3,000. rea 3,000. : ‘ i | AS opinions of the mi | reports made sasiogane wi. e dant and Navy Agent for each station Santa ddition to the schedule ef classes of their own yards, have a copy of the schedulesof the other yards for examination only. from which may i be desirable to mak be judged whether it will pelle 9 ry make a plication for any of the cl considered. lication to the Bureau, to the Com- meacteater any ard, or to any Navy Agent, the form of offer, af guarantee, and oth information respecting the proposals, nished. The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder who rye proper guarantees, as required by tha law of August 10, 1546. the Navy Department re- rving the right to reject the lowest bid, or any which may be deemed rbita: The coptrac.: will bear date the day the notif. sates is given, and deliveries can be made from at date. fureties in the full amount will be required sign the contract, and their responsibility cert{- fied to by a United States District Judge. Unitea States District Attorney, Oolleetor, or Navy Agent, As additional security. Events pee eentum wht be withheld from the amount of the bills antig the contracts shall have completed, eighty per centum of each bill, approved in trip) cate by the commandant of t! eapective yardg, will be paid by the Navy Agents at the points of delivery, in fands or certificates, at the option of the Government, within ten days after the war- rant fer the same shall have been passed by the Secretary of the Treasury. The classes of this Bureau are numbered ang designated as follows: 0. 0, : me. White oak logs 22, Mahogany. 2, White oak keel or -3, Lignumvite, k 2, Iron—round, flat ang i square, be 26. Bteel. 4. White oak plank. 2. Iron spikes, 5. Whiteoak boards. 2%. Iron nails; wrought 6, Yellow pine logs cut. 7. Yellow piae beams. | 29. cS a). Lead. Beet arian on 31. Zinc, tin, and s@lder, spar timber, x White pine deck %3. Hardware, plank, 34. Tools for stores, 10. White ‘pine mast 36. White lead, tim’ 37. Zinc paints, jm ber. 7 ll. White pine logs, 35. plank and board. 12, Hackmatack timber. 39. 18, Ash logs and planks rep Var 5 Linseed oil, 14. Ash oars, Glass. 15. Hickory buts and 42. Brushes. ars. 44. Fish oil, 16. Black walnut and 45. Tallow, soap, an® sweet oil, cherry. 17. Cedar and cypress 46. Junk. boards, 47, Bhip chandlery 18. Locust timber. 48. Oakum. 19, White oak stavesand 49. Tank iron. headings. 50. Ingot copper, 20. Black — M 52, Poles. 21. Locuat treenails. 55. Bellows. The following are the classes, by their numbers, required at the respective y-yards: 8, 10, tree 7, 18 Nos. 1,8, 6,8, 10) 11, 12, 14,15, 17, 18,19, 20 26, 27,28, 31, 33, 34, 36, 38,39, 40, 41, 44, 45, CHARLESTOWN. Nos. 1, 2.3, 4,6, 8,9, 11, 13, 14. 18, 19, 20, 21. 23,95, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 33, 34, 35, 37, 88. 39, 40, 41, 44, 45, 47. BROOKLYN, Nos. 1,2, 3.4, 5,5.7,8, 1t, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19 255 , 2, 21, 22,'23, 35,'26, 27,28, 30, 311 33) 34, 36) 7) 25) 995 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47. 49. PHILADBLPHI Nos. 1,3, 4,8,9, 10, 11, 13.14 23, 25,8, 27. 28 30, Sh, $3, Hs 96, 37, 58, 4.42, 45, 47, Hie i WASHINGTON. ae! 8 1, 6, rete 16, 17, 18.19. 4 NORFOLK, Nos. 1, 3.4, 5, 6.7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, '31,'33, 34.'36, 37, 38, 39, a, 44, 45, 47, Je Jé-jawst P®orosas FOR STATIONERY. Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence ‘ashingion D. C., Jame 19, ise a invited anti} n, BATURDAY, June 25, 1865, for farni: ng the fud- istence Department uanti tionery as pre heneat Bye woe oad Proposals will be received for Gap Paper, ruled oe Paper. unraled. ‘olio Post Paper, ruled, clio Fom Paper, unruled. Letter Paper, ra aa Papi lot! ra ‘eper. OfSeial Envelopes, white, assorted sizes. pater Envelopes. whi'e, assorted sizes. ‘ax. M ys . Ivory Paper Ponies: pares oe Ruler: ti Lead Pensils, z Arsold’s Writing Fluid. quarts and piate. Black Ink. quarte and pints. ie an Ks glass bottles and steppers. ine Ink. Memorandum Books, assorted. Blank Beoks, per quire. cap. Blank Books, per quire, demy. Books, per quire, med Robber. per und. nk Stands. aso! q Bidders will state the price per ream of ferent ands of paper calied for,and tae py per thoussnd for each kind and size of envelopes. mples of each article must be furnished with the proposal. Bach person offering a proposal must accom— any it with an oath ef allegiance to the Unitet gaweceremncas if the bidder has not oseon | Gle in thie office. The contract will befor four months from the ik e HE TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOB ‘Various staged of the cane. with abstractsot in the ee Rance ata. ! om, comprising sof che Court $e7 For sale by