Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1865, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ———oOoOOOOOOoOOOOoOoOeoe Theg@!000 dressiug case at the Chicago soe Fair, for the prettiest girtin Chicago, “wesyoted to Miss Anna L. Wiison, who re- | FOURTEEN, ‘BUILDING | 7 ‘obotion.s Navy ‘TAT 4 22 tor athird.. The whole number of votes, | ceived 1072 votes fo 1065 for another lady, and at 8 collar each, was Jil. The committee © wery rensivly agreed not’ to publish the list of etauering ballots. @7- Several persons, while atteuding a con- { cert had (Reif clothing injured at Fulron Hall, { me Laneaster, Penn., on Moaday evening, by | shoemsker’s wax placed on tne seats. One | ‘young man was pinned ‘o his seat by the wax | adhe?ing to it, and it was not au: a portion ofshe back of the settee was cut outthat be could release himself from his seat. 7 Martial law was abolished in Hungary | on the ist of June | il During the past thirty days tbe Quarter- | mseter at Fortress Monroe, ander the direc- | tions of the Qoartermas:er-Generals ee dis- | charged from the Gorernment employ one | 7 os | zapeiee: back 125 feet. The improvements consist thonsand yessels of a!! descriptions. @7 The negroes at Camp Neilson, Ky .*have during the last yecr been dying «at the rate of 100 per month A dog in Danbury, Connecticut, was | siruck by lightning a few days since. and one | halt of him paralyzed for two or three days— buton the whole, he was too much for the uid ([7 The trade strikes at Paris haye ended. They failed to accomplish anything. e Thalberg has settled down into a qniet cultivator of the vine, st Panslipps, where het has inherited from Signor Lablache a pictur- | esque and productive vineyard. @7A butcher at Lyons has just been fined 10 trance and costs for weighing witha piece of meat the paper with which it was to be en- veloped @7Six out of eight of graudchildren are boys. Yr A project is on foot at Leavenworth, | Kansas, under the auspices of the American | Union Cattle Association, for the capture, on | 000 to 10,000 buffaioes, with | ahe Plaine, of from the view of ulumately driving them to the States. S7 There is said to besome Si) New York soldiers buried in the Gettysburg Cemetery at the present time. S&F The Richmond (Va.) Timer was threat- ened with suppression a few days ago, by mil- | itary authority, because of the tone of its edi- torialarticles. [7 A handsome marble statue of the late President is to be placed in the centre of the town of Lincoln, Sussex county, Delaware. S7 Gen. Grant intends to make an extensive tour of al) the Middie and New England States during ihe present sammer. #7 Richard Yeadon, the South Carolinian, who offered a reward of $10,000 for Buatler’s Bead, is living in abject poverty at Aiken. He Le has taken the oath of allegiance. W7Senator Sherman says that our debt of three thousand millions of dollars, upon the basis of our present taxes and population, can | be paid off in twenty-five years. @7 The Emperor Napoleon bas ordered trials tobe made with a new square mouthed gun, Which has been invented by an officer of the French navy. a7 The vopulation of London is now esti- Insted at three million. Two hundred years ago the population of London was 45(),006. {>"A woman in St. Lonis killed her hus- band because he pniled her hair. {t is some. times difficult for a husband to tell whose hair he is pulling, when he clutches thaton his Wife's head. 7A great ocean yacht race is soon to take lace off the coast of Europe. ‘rhe race will from Plymouth to Gibraltar, will be open to vessels of all royal yacht clubs—sweep- stakes one hundred guineas each. The time for the race is net definitely fixed. S77 Theentire war expenses of Iowa are £00,000. Of this amount the General Govern- peas nas bhp aebe he $100,000, and $40,000 have en met and paid from the crrrent reve! of the State during the war. sini &@-A complete omnibus network has established te Florence, which will anabee i persons to travel from one end of the cit: the other and all round for two cents. vies iy The citizens of Dinwiddle, Virginia, | Dave, at & meeting, paced resolutions biting negroes from coming upon thetr wr at five dollars per month, refusing to hire any unless recommended by previous employers. & The Post-Office Department is preparing to open bids for transporting the mails over sundry of the old postal routes in the south. ‘The schedules will be advertised assoon as completed. {7 The Navy Department Iast week ac- cepted the resignation of 263 officers, and granted leave of absence to 445 more, prepara- tory to mustering them out of service. @e The Emperor of Austria has announced | hhis intention of being crowned King of Hun- gary. @@-On the 17th of August over ene U. Ss. gunboats and other vessels are to be Suction at Mound City, Lil @7A well was struck by lightning upon the Widow McOlin‘ock farm, near Oil city, on Mondey night last. The well and 600 barrels ef oil were burned. This is the first case of she Kind onrecord. @7 M. Thiers declares that the deficiencies tn tae French budget have amounted to three hundred millions of francs annually for the past three years TO @7 A letter trom Florence says: “A woman | in country cestume entering Rome wasstopped | and examined at the gate, when a letter was found on her containing a human ear. She was & brigand messenger sent im for a ran- som. Up Rev. Mr. Knox, the strawberry king, | residing near Pittsburg, exhibited strawher- | ries the other day, grown by himself, that measured from seven to nineinches incireum- ference—the largest ever grown in this coun- ay. wa7-The men of Sherman's army are doing quite a lucrative business in selling the heral- dic insignia of the Southern chivalry. As high as two hundred dollars has been paid for & cop engraved with the Rhett coat of arms. SS PCTS SPE Gs SCYTHES, GRAIN CRADLBS, GRASS SiOKLES, WHETSTONES, SOYTHE RIFLES, HORSE AND HAND BAKES, WHEEL EAKES, GLEANEEs, SNATHS, &., &o. REAPERS AND MOWERS AND ALL HARVESTING IMPLEMENTs, J.P, BABTHOLOW, Agricultural Warehouse, 5955 7th st., below Penn. ave., Washington D. P. BOYER & BUBNSTINE, F te} - -eodiw LIOENSED PAWNBROKBERS, ia avenue, south side. 475 13TH STRERT, Berond door from Pennsyly: LIBEBAL ADVANCES made on WATOHBS, JEWELRY. CLOTHING, &c. je7-ém* J. H. ORANB & CO. “No. 71 Louisiana syenue, bit ade t = graente of Soran, Ob EWE a ard EGGS ar re re 1a PL pet leg ke le a New. York prices Also, Storage to let ing pey cjeast cellar. mS-Im OTIOR. N SALE OF ARMY MULES, ig te Ganenan’ ‘8 Orriog. Tine May 25, 1355. i >The of zaoveas timers Lbs ‘he sales will cont ithe number ofani- met ped it ce to the reduction of 5 ire are in a pre of the, Pc tomac, on she Georgia. probably uR ue Der ora, INEST BIX.MULE accom panied ia Srna ese Lae and campe, end are thor- feeitar, wom beind Ss i2ag wetted by ‘The whole South is stri; andahe Morth al satertof farming stock animals. taken to supply ythe accom the drain of eek eae is ee Dite tion; Tame and sch oypor tant to workin animals \o: stock the? farm- to maerms: 2pm, By prea ig stock disponingod | | willmaver escaz a Ganptermacs asics,“ my 2d of Brevet Ma Masor General. perosrant Fo. Wings i iT MAKERS, tone. | Pa og ead cf nWalnat and Cherry, thicknesses cvcigar P. Li from bcp siege egret wines pres zeloart ia con phi tet of 8 fan city Meee peat 2 rtment of t Cars hee ent of the se Toastd | reaenee oy a fe. RS deh Ll fin cht 1 3! ali netiantban 1 he Pe airoks in pARSU sen, a yt RY | of July, 1365, { ane) «Queen Victorias | BALTIMO especially called be Sosa ot —_ os Captai: between isth and. on WEDNESDAY, syaly a lot of condemned sold Ba | vie rodase, Bhovem, Boades Picks, Axes, Sq rOOmE, 10" 5 es, icks. Axes. 8) Chisels, Fn Chairs, Gtindstones, W Wheel cela Gott P an, Gnes my eantorae Lamps. eae, Pon-holier tel Pens, Bi 13e"thams AER ORAT EE 320 eae the stores within five(5) days from date of sale, S413 or SEBVICRABLE MULES, there will be sold, at Public Auction, to the high: CE bidder. at the times and places named below WILLIAMSPORT, PA.. THURSDAY, June 15, HUNTINGDON, PA..T: SCRANTON, 1; PA, TRUBEDA ABRIBS: ne . THURSDAY. June 29, 3865 Tw os aon cie UN DRED’ SERVICEABLE MULES ba War, as young mules, accompanied the armies diers. sonae. required in the army, and can be purchased The attention of both miners and farmers is es- Decially invited. ii eso. Brigadier Gen’l, incharge iret Difision vu OF GOVERNMENT HORSES, piddernat Glesboro, D. RIDAY, of Cae week 5 eae ek thereafter during the month of | Two BUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES BAGH gains may be had. Faproved in eve: Thankfn} for Broptistor hopes pees by Se ention 0 a receive patropsge Gaaats il only be char Ob: barger are iy ol ged with what ome are oust in the beginning of M2 #0rortras MARKET. the aries |; ket and will keep conetantly on hand a genera! as- sortment of Mea’ &c. Marketing seeiveses parts of the city. He pespes patronage from the Public. FS 2 THEIR | | Orainy of the perveus system, from natural dis: out ca using pain, | garuaee AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. Y GREEK & WILLIAMS, Auctiencers, } On M vay of July wext, at 6 | velock oNDay. aia, ineout of Yue mi iim mneew sed cea abr All torba sald without reserve. Title indisps Duird ensh: Pslanes tn 3 and 12 | EEA ia i ai w: ot when Soperty i Knocked of. off. gtcey i ‘eorv icing and revenue stamps at the . vt sreht ee "acest. | 3e* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ar THOS. DOWLING, A Auct.; Georgetown, D.Q, DEAIBABLE BRICK DWELLING 1 ker AND TIN ponte TOWN, AT A UCTION. on ‘MOND, 3d, at6 o'clock p. m., I will fell, in front of the mises, the east part of Lot No. 41, in Holn addition to Georgetown, frenting 35 feet on the north side of Gay street between Montgomery and Monroe streets, an esirable two story Brick Bwelling Heuse, containing =e rooms, hall, cellar, and excellent brick moke house, and belongs to the estate of th Ren David Bpglish @: One balf cash; balance im 6 months, werent secured by a deed of trust on the Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the | purchaser. jon ere THOMAS DOWLING, Anct._ S48 OF GOVERNMENT HORSES. QUARTERMASTER Gusgrar Grrics, F Divisio, Waseincton O:ty, June 26, 1355. Will be soid,at pudlicauction, uring the month the highest bidder, at the times laces Damed below. viz WEDN ‘gs AY, July 5, BaLT1MORS, MD.. GIESBORG BO. THURSDAY, 5 . ~ al re DAY, THURSDAY ‘aad PRIDAY TT thereafter FRIDAY, July 7 ~y FRIDAY. Jul ¢ PWRONESDAY, Jaly 12, gal zi ESB AY. July 19, ay Sel 3s and farming purposes. ‘itaay good bargains may be had Horses sold sles to commence at 10.8 m. erms cash,in United State Pewee N, Brevet Brigadier General in charge je 25 6t Ist Division Q. M. @. 0. QPECIAL SALE how SERVICEADLE DRAFT QUARTERM. cee as 417s OrFiog, Wasninctos, D O., June 26, 1865. i By order of the Quartermaster General. there will be soid, at public auction, during the mont® ae daly, 185, at the times and places named Le. GTESBORO, D.c. af each wee and SATURDAY KRW YORE CITY NHSDAY. Jul NEW YORK City FuTDaY Sais ona on TUBSDAY and FRIDAY of each week there- after,at etre Gavecament Stables, curner 10th ree! PHILADELPHIA, PA.. THURSDAY of each RB. MD. Wapizsnay Jaly 12, BALTIMORS. MD., WEONESDAY. July 25, JOHNSTOWN, PA WRDNEBDAY, July. E Firbay Jal: LANCASTER. Pa... FRIDAY. Two hundred SERVICBABLE DRAET HORSES oo opportunity to purchase a superior class pan’ Orses, at far less than their true value, is now offered tothe pub! ae ke anima’s, though sound and serviceable. longer required in the army, and must ‘be. sold. The attentien of mabagers of city railroads aed manufactories is led to these sal orses sold singly. Sales to commence at If 8. m. Terms cash, in United States currency. AMES A. BKIN, Brevet Brigadier General in eharee lst Division Q. M. G je 2%6-6t 4B or Cae pats. HAY, AND Chuef Quartermasters ‘Ss Crs rire of i Wattsneton, ington, D C., Ju Will be sold’ at public auction, at PH Va. ender the direction of Oaptain J ne Ce Ata: THURSDAY, Jaly 6.4 1865, at 110” clock is s'000 SUaam# OF Oars. ana TORS OF HA Ni condeniied ‘ge being unfit for "publie use. Successful bidders will be required to remove A795) days from date of sale. EE. Bri, eneral and Chief Quartermaster, Je 23-1 ae Ss Intel us Wasbington. S448 = CONDENSED ae ARTERMASTER’S Chit Quartermagiers Once Depot af (pte Soe D.C. 5 22,1 ‘Will be sold at Boma ader ri inde the the sca if Warehouse aes ree ees. a Beit ovslock & juartermsster Stores, con- Successful bidders will be required to Femove Terms cash, in Government funds. Brig. Gen. and Chie G aecermaet © ie ermaster, je 22-lit sibs Depot of Washington. ii QuaRrERMASTER GENBRAT.’S OFFICE, t Wasuinotos,D, June 9, 1865. By direction of the Quartermaster General, Fane's 156 , THU, URSDAY, June 23, UESDAY. zune 27, 1865 WILMINGTON, ‘DEL, Many of them were bought in the be, ning of mall their march. d camps. and 1] - broken. arden y exercise, genti fe and as miliar from being so leng parrocated b by the sol- Though sound and serviceable, they are no ese sales atfar less than their true value. aloe sae singly. 8 to commence at 10a.m, Terms cash, in United States Se tin Quartermaster General’s Office, First Division. Washington City, May 29, 1365. Hy e sold at seene masticay wo the June 2 2, 1965, DAY. June 6, 1865, DA une 8, 1836, ee sues 9, 1865, TUBSDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY ~ highest hs For rosd and 4 farming purposes, Many good bar- Horses sold singly. Saleto commence < BT fa United Btates curre: “alge Steamboat whart, Wahietot ‘Bre evet Brigadier ares in char, a fe Quartermaster er als Office. fies 80 HE OLDEST F ROTEL, I POOTED ON THB | Is enlareed io 405 aenblalts its forme capacity, © Corner Pa. avs end is st a Bvastiasion, B Tais hotel, the oldest condneted lan in this city, has boom Suiarest oa and ie way ecdeaary’ fo the increasing paps ol tofore, reesive, P. BMRIOH, Proprietor, NOTICE TO HOUSEKBEPERS. H, Ralph has re opened the Metropolitan Mar- Nogetabies, Fruits, Butter, eof expense to ali tfully solicits i. liberal je 2-1m THs WeAk == 3. ryparned grasiour.<? inating either from infirmity of ‘age, | GBORGE H. STOUT, | onthe Potom: rae < je protraec! i oy clic “oy tear sighte# pes, will be restored, feng CATA er 6 nese abides ms asf are PR Ee a ‘Bem EES i uw Om Me caeiers tothe, mi ope. areas wai “EBANELN Re elena, 2th and 13th sts : also. a fational Hotel Building: RUMAN sorregesd 3 with- made to corr: qsek. p, Selentife and 388 Peakt:» Derm WF ARTIFIOn. @ and motion w! opposite my di ‘Rot bevt?D4ucti the | Bien. biases avorably ji teil al rg 1AM Firm of POW: a | ™25-6m Stb and Brown sts. Fists, TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY: NeW YORE AND WASHINGTON ‘SFB AM. “sHTP COMPANY. Ola Line between NEW YORE, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON | axp GHORGETOWN, , OCEAN STHAMERS—BALTIMORB, REBECCA | OLYDB and BMPIBE, in connection with Inland Steamers, ANN ELIZA. Regular sailing TUBSDAYSand FRIDAYS, | ati2m, from the feot of High street, Gecrge- town, and Pier 15, Baat River, foot of Wall street, New York. For Freight or Passage apply te C. P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foot of High street, nee oee -» BLDRIDGE & CO., Prince Street Wharf, A‘exandria, JAMBS HAND,117 Wall street, New York, Freight received constantly and forwarded to aJl parte of the country with despatch, at lowest te, *s ©. P. HOUGHTON, Agent. jez2 6m OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Steamer C. Vanderbil: Capt. A a) Colmary, Steamer Bxpress_—_... Oapt. A, Byther. DAY and RIDA Alexandria, Wathing:on, Georgetown, stepping at all the ccvual landings Returning will leave’ ‘Washington every SATUB- DaY and WEDNESDAY, at 6 o'clock, A. M.. and | leave Alexandria at 7 O'clock, stopping at the urual landings on the river, For information. freight - fre DHAM & SONB, 42 Light street wharf, ‘altimore, = _ BBODERE & 00.,No,3 King street, Alex- ncir: “MORGAN, RHINEHART & O00... No. 194 Water sees, Georgetown, snd 241 ¥ street, Meta, U. 8, MAIL LIN M T ae FORT ND RICHMOND, DAILY. poet, THE BAY LINE BTRAMEES Will leave the Union Backs foot of Concord street, dal t6P for FORT MONBGE AND NORFOLK, VA.. Connecting at Port Monree with a line of first- clara steamers, daily, on James River. for, GITY POINT AND ND BIOHMOND, VA, RFT URNING WILL LEAVE RICHMOND AT6 A. M. DAILY, stopping at City Point, and connectingat Fort Moproe with the Bay Line Stesmers that ’cave Norfelk at 3¢ P. M.,and arriving in Baltimore in time for the Bastern end Western trains, and for Washington Oity, _D: oO. The steamers m this tine navigate the James mer going and returning, enGsely in daytime, ing passengers ample to see the furtifica. fiona. and all other object ry of interest. TICKETS Bad the above places¢an be had on Loy of th Fare from ‘baitiiaore to Norfolk... ——— .. $6.00 Fort Mouroe_. 5.00 Through tiekets from Bato 0 Riehrond.. $300 . jG) Point. 7.50 WZ Btate roems snd me; &Z~ The state room eceetarot ions are unsur- passed, and the table is well suzplied. ert ‘3 the 1.15 train from pRILADEL#B IA ‘SiSmake connection with Passengers taking the 8.00 A. M. train from NEW YOBK, have ample time to dine in Balti- Dar: Pas ers taking the 3 P. M. train from WASHINGTON make fopnection with this ine. HUGH O'CONNOR, Passenger ee Je3 tf ATHANTIO TRE MSHI P0O0.8 LINE BOREW E STBAMBES NEW YORK, ¥ WASHINGTON, ALBXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN. 2.0, RNIGHT, GTPAMERE: coy JOHN GIDEON: Cant: f 7 KRgLty. Leave Pier No. 2, North River, New York, at 4 o'clock seekers and Fridays. Leave Bnot Water street, Geor, © town, at 9a, m. “Tuestaye and Beturdays, for aireight received oa handled in the most (rotary Rape? al ivered with the greatest P: and | State, Rooms, Rea Warkine sees Tickets anes for cither ni! y steamers aonne te pete nee Drew, and 0. Vib: ,on ta Let iver. ‘Through to Providence aa¢ Boston by tho splen- did steamers of the Neptune Steamship Com: and'to Fortiand by Oromwell’s old-establiaued | f fi appl. For reight and Reenars apply, te 00., 107 Water Hea Ge wn, pp yeniie ced Va B. CROMWELL OG." eat West street, New ork. Passege and State Room ngaged at tho Company's Office, 241 Fatrect. v sth and ath, Washington, D.0. Setweet Nee-tt AUCTION SALES. ery w: pat at shi ¢ Venssimentan: il the is day ofgaly, 1855, 4 anteer will mot be considered, | be awarded only to established manufacturers of pa*sage apply to | PROPOSALS. para een | SEE Baradeny Derks Sealed Proposalt for * ase ceived ve a pent the articiesin Iwill be farpished a Ba ies Soxiring to bid, plcorrere ete ra 14 Deke ariment reserves to itself the ri order mt phed e writing paper Plain or faint lined | "*Beibrerfen of, es eaticies inthe several classes MAY FLOWaR ‘ena | 23rt Tiaee alched to 40 bidders, with the samples ot wil i Beata vines he Aampias of Al geliy Rett xi, pe stibject to lon. 7 an expert di for the ag argone bys by ry | of th. Trosangy a infertor article Seeuett sufielent “a to annul | |e deers Deliveries must be pesorckaree atthe Treasury "De per ouent. ral mest be: h proporal must be signed by the individual or ‘orm mak‘sg it. d be ac:ompanied by a satis factory gu: cat the bidder will execute a sufficient bonds, if his bid pte: be ace da. The feilure to comply with anyone order under 1 acontract to operste to the forfeiture of the ea tire penalty of the bord, or the Sesretary ofthe Treasury may direct the purchase in open market ef such quantities of articles 28 shail ba n) | necessary to sopply the de a clency Caused by such failure, and charge to the contractors fifty centai of the price which it shall be fuund neces t | ary to pay for such articles. roposals nmaccompanied ty satisfactory euar- and contracts will or dealers in the are cles: “ Lass No, 1, wee Gap Paper. z White ! egal Cap Paper. hite Quarto Post Paper. chet Note Paper. ormmercial Note Paper. Yoise Envelope Paper, Brown Wrarping Paper. Bed B'otting Paper. Card Blotting Boards. wnre Bnveilopes, offictal rize. Envelopes, letter size. White Buvelopes’ pote size. Qonving Parez. White Demy P: White Medium White Super Re: C1ass No, 2, Best quality cosas Tok. Best sau ey Black I at Best quality Blue Ick Best quality Writing ote Best quality Carmine In! ee Dest Black Lead Pencils, Nos. “Paber’s best Red and Blue Pencils. Bteel Pens Btee! Pe=-oandies. Gold Fi Oe Beat - pladed Knives, with pearl or stag 3, 2,3 Bei Bhears, sor otice use. Oxass No. 3. Glass Inkstands. Gutta Percha Rulers, Nine and twelve- inch Ivory Folders, Letter Clips. A Bent auality Bealing Wax, made entirely from shellac. Mucil: Linen HS Silk Taste, asserted colors, Twin Hel t rolid- headed Pins, ints epellic: Paper Fasteners, atic Inkstands, Bristle Machines. rench Bylets. astehoard Reference Files, je La Rue Visiting Carde. ine ho Ringe. Boxes. astic Glace Paper F Weights. Glass Sponge Cups. Pencg z Gum rAsiD: 5 fann’s or Sisson’s Patent Biaders, i be Department reserves the rignt to accept pias for fedividual items in elasses | and 2. Biaders will be required to conform Their bids to the written specifications furnished with the sam- ples. sue reiture to do so willcause the rejection any Bids which contain items at prices lees than the fair cost of the articles 2h be deemed fraudulent, ie and will not be conside: 13 GH McOULLOCH, jeS-2awiw Bectetscy of the Treasury. ROPOSALB FOR FUEL. artermaster’s Office, U. S. Marine Corps, vs Washington, June 34, Sealed pp AY the will be received at taiso antil oe the seventh Gayot of dgly. 1865, at 2 o’clock, P. for Peg Ah Wet Ce Coal to the U. 8, Marines, durin; hee fiscal year ending 30th as 7860: he Woo sab od mi antable leak, and to be Saitvered: measu' within the walls of the Marine Barracks as mays foarte by the Commanding Mar Marine Officer, ‘Cates goal to be best w hite ash anthracite ege coat, tre free from dust. and to weigh 2.240 lbs to the ton; to be wel hea, Taspests 2 and aoiveet t such points in the walls of the Ma: ok! te ‘denignated by the Commanding M. free of expense to the Unit tate wood and coai to be furnished upon the quarterly Fequinitions of the Commenting Oe Omer, showing he quantities required agread: pations: ayiments will be made upon fs rece pt of ac- oe duly authenticated by said Commanding A maranty to be signed by two repvonsibiwver- sermons Fesponalb! ity pause be certified to by District sudge, U 8, District Attorney or U.8 8° Collector: must eet DY @8ch propo- sal. otherwise it will not be consid: ane Re reigned for ae and ad- ed to the undersign re eee BLACK, je 5-lawiw Major aoe Quisteeene a P. ALES OF SERVIC S ECIAL SAL: BORSES SABLE DBART Quartermaster General's ashi gton D. €., dune i, By direction of Quartermaster General there will be sold at public auction, te the highest ler, al 6 times an‘ jaces name elow, G@IESBOK 5 ue: 12, 1865. NEBDAY, Jane 14, 1855. WESTCHESTER, PA., SATURDAY. June 17, B65. GIEBSEORO, D. C., SATURDAY, June 17, 1865, giEaaes: Ds on ONDAY, Jrine 19, 1868. be une 24, 1865, Saar or BATUEDAY. June 2, ESBORO. D . MONDAY, June 26. 1865, Sitrasceon, Ba BATUBDAY, July i, 1885, GIBBBOEO, D.C, SATURDAY, Jul © Lio i hundred Bettis Draft Horses at each bret (eaphint hey to purchase a superior class of Draft Trerses at far less ae their tr alue, ia now afforded me sabia: The animals, though sound andser’ are no longer heed in the arvay, and must be acld, The a mn of managers of cit; 4 railroads and of Tana factories is especially called to Tpere sales. Horses 80) fy nngly, Bales to commence at 10 a, m. Terms cash, in United States currency. Steamboat for Giestero will leave Seventh street bart Washin, ington, ovary 2 hour from 9 a, to6p “prevet Bri gadiee Gener, @, First sDivi- sion, Q. M. €.0. ce ohare “je 3-20 QPaciay ALE oF Honems, OuAPEE oe iss tl ublic seein; uader tne dir reer OW! oore, A. PO bidder, at the time and place ‘pened oe lor WwW YORK CITY, FRIDAY, June 16, 1961 NEW YORK ciry, TOES te : NEW YORK OITY, F NEW YORK CITy, TOmeba (les YORK OITY, Fi Two naaceas and fifty SERVICEADLE DEAPT HOBSES each day, An xECR amity to purchase a superior class of draft horses, at fer lees than Ate true Value, is Bow offered to tae public, The animals, though sound and eer cloeshilon oren ne longer required in the army, —_ quit be ae 4 The Chet of m 8 of ei Tailroads _ man! enpectaliy called to these sales. 6 ae lorses old sin, gly. Sales to commence at 1: m., and will Re held pees the Government ‘Stables, corner Tenth Thirty-third atri Terms cash, jin United ‘state gorre Bi A. BKIN, 409-129 Brevet Brig. Gen mei = ghare 0. ABGE BALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS. CAA Quartmrmester s 3 Chea, oaet of yrashincion, .. June J7, Was. Will be sold at Sst tion, Io fea, awe Sauna als Ho Ten the" dices he erernae it Mil 1 on z ey Bet, r aa8 and 22d, in the cit city y of Wake TWENTY PabeHERERTS OF SINGLE MULE artermaster General’s Office. pers Css. is By order of th ‘mastel will be sold, ‘at public ae Zee tien of Geptain Lo? oF which have been used: PD attics. The harnees will be re in siagle sets. AL80. pee WAGON, whieh will be sold singly et bidder. There of Wagons will commence on WED- NBSDAY, June 28 165, at 10 e’clock a m., witha lot of about 40°, at a point north of the Railroad aA 8 teas? of See yc Gee avenue LI ed the ra- mainder will ve sold ond et oF, between lith and 15th streets, near the Lincoln Hospits!. The sale of Harpess will Rent ‘on THURSDAY, oan at peta ons on "Hirness will continue, ob galleroase dase unti} the whole number is sold, Terms cash in Government funds. Phined d ion of aa yore: in ea fet ay latee En 1965, and w! eh ia aul 8 day to sear gee ie =i ‘a. OWN TLY TO, a edema art meg a RATA ic she Gai Capta’ oy ea board or y, a baw tBu soi pe heir oye Ae iat at cos ee ae . PA. BATURDAY, June 17,” | obstinate cases of long standing way require Ni: | and can never fail, are safe and healthy; | bor. Oan be obtained at No, 162 Oham CER ais | EAR VRIBND:—The Captain is now s sound man, and aueue es me for recommending him to whom he was tr so honorably and skillfaily. DB. DABBY is aire at 499 7th street, je 19-Im* MPORBTANT TO LADIES._MADAM WENAH can be consulted onthe cure of Female Dir- eases at her residence. No. 227 Sth street west. Hours from 10 a.m, to 2 p,m. For particulars send fore circu! je $-im* M42 BSSTELL, 80R OF MIDWI ars who Bas succesefully treated all diseas of females for thirty years, can be contulted, usual, at 162 Chambers street, New York, 0: letter, and medicine sent by mail, Marrie: sing'e ladies who require a safe and certai m.e- dy for removing obstruction, from whatever cause, can zoly pal pon her celebrated infailible Fronch Female Monthly Pille. No, 1, to restore Teguiarity in43 hours, if of short standing, but 2, which are four degrees stronger than N New York city. or sent by mail. with full instrac tions, by addressing Box No. 2,359 New York P. Office Also sola in Warhington at No. 467 streot, between B and F: and corner New York pat lith street. Copyright secured, my. 20 nae avenue, D® once 120 P eon 434 and 6th streets. Offers a certain and ad cure, ecoonoanuns QUBAT. SYPHILIS. BTRIOT TORE. Pa MINAL WRAKNESS. INFLAMED BLADD SB. WH Irms, Heh UNCP otal Ba rie 8 PoE ear ship Lives em Hope ony fa the prac- tice of th diseases, the genet bida entance to in their treatment and cnre. Recent of venereal diseases curei in one or two da: Ladies and gentlemen can consalt kim mapas e from 8 to 6 o’elock daily, trologer, 4 1 18 2 i 8 The Most’ Wonderfal A No. 218 K street, between 17th ani 13th 5 squares from the F st. ingot a folland thorny information concerpnii 1 aiteire coronene life, with and in regard to and Mar- riage, Tox irs, Joarueys; Pee: ait: Absent Friends, 8i: and Dea’ Dr. Backer can be consulted from 8 in the eoraiae till 9 in the eve- mina Hatt through the candy store. BROOKFIBLD, of Kansas, can be con- ME LEY Breeentand ‘tuture reste or room, on @ door Sroets im the rear of ee oapital, She has studied under one of oolebr: heed Astrologers of the pe guarantee is. faction to all those who may give her a call Pe oe be aven frem6 a.m, to 9p. m. pa iets one RPHANS? COURT. “June 20th, 1835.—DIs- TRICT OF Uy enh ee WASHINGYON Co: Ty, To-wit -—In thecare of Mary Axa Bartlett, Ehecutri be Tsnac Cook Barnet fg dacented, the xecutrix aforesai SDP ation 4% Court. appointed TORSDAY, the lien day of Jay next, for the final settlement and distribution of the rsonal estate oe a of the aasets in hand, 3. when and where all the creditors and Eres pase’ cease BOGS te aleemd (at openly, vouched, or they may WISE 1s % excluded from all benefit in paid deceased aac ite: provided acopy of this order_be published once s week for three weeks in the Bvoning Btar, pretense: to the said 11th day % Jal; Oe ce Je 20-18e3w* eviatae of Wills, a Se npais 18 TO.GIVE ROTOR. phat the anbecrt- er has obtained from the 0: jourt of Washington ones in re acta a i Salam bia, letters testamentary o} Frederick T. Wilson. Iateit Walhineton city, D.C., ing | cl against ir waraed exhibit al Streit itdrcer a perme, will rvouebert etheregtste he subscri- ber. on 0} oF b e 13th ally next; titer i 7 the bylaws be seated fromall bem “Given mids my hand this 12th day of June, 38 1t-lawsw? WILLIAM M. WILSON. IGHTNING RODS! Li guTiING i RODS! The undersigned is pre} oper? up lightning Bods with platine ti points» best man- ¥e ae and at Shut GING done in the most wired ie in the country s at Fob Ee stan, 271 Ps. av.cbot. ioth and jie, @12-im* areas Up Stairs OF THE SOIL,» Koyeli ica AES Coa ies aes soi FRANCE TATLOB. TAA | more than one ( “wave Da Deranrvier, seieries BrPa are Br: nat Ls witl be the Offee of th the seer OF the alas until im sth tenn ae eeeexsgetee ky Be. ro: ferainh ree y Department and’ tho several etter ant op o Suly 1, 16. st Da pt pf the best red wit page e' delay ordered, bene asec ta oft ne offices for jw ceaiereet Tet aon bidder for ionery must forniah with bis proposal a sample of each article Ko did will be considered which does not faliy eonformto the sdvertieement and im which each and every article is mot bid for, and in which amed for aay one article. Tonds in suficient Amoust, with two or more approved sureties, for the faithfal execution of the contract, wil be: required of the person or perfens contractin, sureties that will riven, a8 also satiefactory | testimonials to fulfill the contract, must accom- pany the bid; otherwise it will not be considered ‘The Department reserves to itself the right of ordering a greater or less quantity of eacm and every article contracted for, as the public service may require. Bhoald any article be required, not ennmerated im the contract, it is to bs furnished at the lowest mar ksh price, according to its quality. ‘Tne law of 3d March, 1363, provides that **no having 2 -pomtaal or betitions prices Shall be bg subjoined scheduie specifies, as nearly ag can row be done, the emonnt. quality, and de- scription of each of the articles likely to be re- quired. ule. 5) reams Regulation i avery per fample, per ream, 50 do do do engraved beading per cae 40 reams heavy, white + Despatch Cap, stop- ruled, per ream. 4) reams hesvy, white laid, Despatch Osp, stop- ruled, engraved heading. per ream. a ace Foelscap, w mes or blue, ruled, per ream, do do engraved blue = igevene? laid or oF reas esaing, per ream. 95 Te8Ms extra superfins wove, Letter Paper 75 reams extra superfine, blue OF. white, Iaid or | wove Letter Paper, engraved heading, per 2 is best Note Paper, Set perream. 2 «do do engraved he ing. per ream, B scr beat Note aver, medium, per ream. engraved heading, por 2 reams ‘Sons’ ing or Tissue Paper, 213 by 23 inch- bt reams ‘Manilla Paper, 38 by 35 inches, flat, per w reams ‘pest buf or white Envelope Paper, royal a 140 yards Fracing ¢ Cloth, per qauere yard, Srolls fracing Paper, per roll bo sheets Oil Paper, per sheet. 3 reams ee Ca eae 60 quires patent Blotting Boarcs, per quire. sheats Blephant Drawing Paper, per sheet. meats double ‘Elephant Drawing Paper,’ per 30 sheets oe ntiquarian Drawing Paper, per sheet. 20,000 best Buff or waite Envelopes, Government pattern, official sige. printed Stamp, per 1,0. 3,000 best Buffor White velopes, Government pattern, official size, encraved atamp, per 5.000 Dest Buff or White Havetopess Government ttern, pnstamp. . perl 10,600 Apeat Buff or White Fovelopes, letter size, printed stamp. anrelopes, letter size, rT ream, 0,000'bemt Bui or Wii engraved stamp, per 5,000 best Whi Girt rel pesensein ed Stamp, 1itg by 634 anches. per 1000, best White Oficial ‘Ravelopen, engraved mp; Obs 6 inches Wigee we 000 spent White Offci: Envelopes, tnsraved by dinseue per 1,000. 5,000 best White Oficial Bavelopes,encraved stamp, 10g by 42 echeerer? 6,000 beat Gream-jaid ralbpen: letter size, per 5,000 pest’ Cream-laid Envelopes, note size, per 1.0 best Envelopes, eard size. per 1 1 Roda satent G) Cloth-lined nvelopes, 5b by4 inches, 1,00 patent Cioth- -lined Bnvelopes, 6 by 4inches, 1,000 Gees Oloth-lined Envelopes, 5: Sq by 3% inches, per 1.000. 20 gross Bteel Pens, on ecards or in boxes, (the Department to bave the liberty of selectin, from all the different kinds manufactured, 20 doven Pen | holders, ofthe vaeious cinds manu- factnred, per dozen. 32 dozen Pen-holders, gutta’ percha, per u“ Gola, Pens, large size, wrth bares exienaion holders, best manufacture, per pen. 40 annrts Maynard & Noyes’s Ink, in bottles, per juart. 4 quarts best London copving Ink, nart. a ounce bottles Guyott & Oo. super: ne arming, 1,000 ills, No. 80 opaque or clarified, per 1,000, Swan 1. DOF 1. ‘ape, assorted numbers, per dozen. fgcrsrs betes Sack or pearl les. per dozen. re, are 21ze, ivory handles, in cases, 1 Cocoa epee Bhears, deat quality, 8 inch blade, 1 dozen of poh of Bears, best quality, 6 inch blade ir doz 1 dozen paite of Of Bcissors, best anallty. ver doze, 6dosen oe ‘nkatands, metalic opting ona T doz 3 doven* in 3 neh. ‘Ivory Folders, per dos. 36 dozen black Lead Pencils, Faber’s best, assorted o8.. r doz, 19 dozen bert drawing Lead Pencils, per doz. 10 dozen Faber’s Artist Pencils, nerd BR on best Waber’s red and blue ‘Pencils, per 3 dozen Table Brushes, assorted, per doz, 3dozea Camel Hair pee assorted, per doz, 2dozen Letter Clips. per doz 2 dozen atreka best India rok, pen doz. ‘0 dozen Rubber Bands assorted sizes, per doz. 10 pounds best quality Wafers, per Ib. 10 pounds Gum Arabic, pulverized. per lb. 6 dozen prepared Mucilageand Brush, large, per doz, 6 dozen ‘prepared Mucilage and Brush, small, per dounces Office Sponge, per 6dozen Glass or China Boones Cape. per doz, 10 pounds best Hemp T 10 iO eeun ds ee ae Twin ] jac: an dozen’ test prepared pr: Arai India Rubber, per bee x. YJ four vquire Blank Books, indexed per quire. 12 three: mire ey Books, indexed, per qui Gdosen Uap Books, indexed, per q 6 dozen Loker je 6-lawiw Cnr QUART ERMADEAE® OFFIOB, Wasnimoro. on DOs, Jesnary ac tai, bee ‘apuary Ail dealers in Drage, Hardware, Lumber, Leath. ee Office Furnitu: .are re ested to send to this office, on MONDAY cf ous veek. a spas mrepers we Hist, in drenlicrten of articles ti Teptred to furnish t: st short notice, ith the prices of each plain figares, #0 that, in case service require it, the article or arsicles ae ape ob- tained without delay, and at the lowest p -. Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot ite be re- quired to furnish the list morning, Brigadier Gent and Ohieft Ff 5-tf otof Washington. TWOOD’S PATENT DRILLING MACHINE, PILE DRIVER, aND TIYDRAULIC SAND PUMP. Practical teste havin, ae fally demonstrated the hine over all others for the superiority of this mac! parpose of mpking Oil Welle, the unde! es’ prepared to receive orders for ins ea This machinery comprises eve! aeyeuie equisite for Gad boring of oil Wels a earn nevi X staat ENGINE AND CAST ahve PIPE (but will be furnished, if Mlonived. at a reasonab’ rice, ro ull wheel and other cumbrous and expensi } Bx ures now in use, and is so arranged, being con- structed om wheels aud portable, that isicane be easily ri semayed. far for the purpose of sinking wells different | ; ee detri * ie ‘Temoved from the well by Lope oes CORA, removal of the rill from the borin, This procesa Doron y remores a atl te on eorras in from Bto 10 it ik ‘ally Clears out and Spene al tae the sis oil veins ‘Ghat re bo often ‘ene Wralgclqned w the ol cous of gand pumpiag. eset ned He a aeeneeeee ean eo TO! Of from 18 ai daya aver the sell pi ipe has been ven. ments are being Made for the construc- Mewbur 'y of shee ines at New York, ittsburg, Pa. For further juformati add hy oe }, terms, &o.. ress SIMEON LELAND, Metropolitan nee New York, p Y-3m N= STYLES SPBING CLOTHING. ors STEPHENS & 00., 22 Sater lvania avenue, Between ¥ oth. and 10th stg., Washington, D. The Great Decline 18 Goods has inducedus offer our ones stock of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, an GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS, of every description, at greatly reduce@ eeriges—, larger orion of whi ch we are determined to ene ree POYS AND CHILDEENG? CLOTHING, eek pls for onan a ada: the present aod , must be Bo! 2 room, for} new additions daily. arriving. my 19 imif ARL TOOTH POW pry “haben beere arr eh Balas be F "Da er br ceapiaa. beapring aod gnd preserv- appre iations for such nec: it pede) a Benste, and to be approved and very ee faaare, and toweigh not less than 4° the ream, per ri oe geome nd The authorized naves of | with very smooth surface. 1) by 24 inches 30 poundnee extra superfine scarlet Sealing Wax, jopying Books, indexed, per quire, 0 ome Depot the opimencten st the cme for igued is and gispenses, ‘with the use of the derrick quarters, PROPOSALS. POR BTATIONERY. Grricn or Sacantasy ov rhe Penirs. '@ pursuance of the “act Tegal i ipeluded in ‘the general a ~ priation suthority of law, end to spe tata ingiden expensesol ces of eo Ger rament, ee G “ses,” approved — ath day of Al a abate Be wen. o n Wet caday, abe ist ice lock m.,. on ey B + 1865, tor farnishing ‘guering. ations: for the use othe Uni Such artic A, v6 ae very best § le etary vie " “oamsb: No. 1. 50 reams Osrtridge Paper, smooth ap ee wat a ‘eam, 2. 100 reams Cartridge Paper, very tough, and with very smoot! rface, 23 by 3) inches ®quare, and to we me less than 32 pounds to the ream, per ream. 3. 20 reams Cartridge Paper, very tou, and fom weigh not less than 23 pounds te thi P 4. 10) reams Soft Wrapping Paper, per ream. reams whits Law-cap Papers satta Guished, ruled, of very best quality. per ream. 5. 76 reams white Oap Paper, satin finish, ruled, of the very best quality, per r 6, 10 reama white Cap Paper, second quality, ruled, per ream 7. 0 reams white Quarto Post Paper, high! giazed and hard calendere|, ruled, and to weig not leas than 9 pounds to the ream, per ream. 5, 20 reains white Bost Paper. highly glaced and hard calendered, plain, and to waigh hot less than E) pounds to the ream. pe ream 20 reams small Letter Paper, white, highly siaua and hard calendered, plain, per ream. 10. 20 reams white Packet Note Paper, highly glazed hard calendered, ruled, per ream. 1. 10 reams white Packet Note Paper, highly glazed and hard.calendered, plaio, per ream. 100 reams white laid Commercial Note Pa- ghly glazed and hard calendered, ruled, per ) reams white laid Commercial Note Pas J per.) highly glazed and hard calendered, piain, per a aut 5 dozen Cap Portfolios, without locks, per 15 dozen Quarto Portfolios, with locks, per 16. 6dozen Blank Books, quarto size, moteooes covers, containing 4 quires eack, per doze 17. Wdozen Memorandum Books, oetaro sise, enekoeee covers, containing 2 quires each, per ozen 18. 3dozen small cas Memorandum Books, mo- recco covers, per doze: 19. s dozen improved | Ready Reference Files, per doz ae 0 dozen four bladed Pen Knives, pea handles, silver tipped, assorted styles, per do: 21,10 dozen small’ two-blaied Pen Kuni 5 — hand'es, silver tipped, assorted styles, per se Sdosen four blade Pen Knives, buck handles tipped arsorted sty'es, per dozen. 4, 4 dozen lvory handle Erasers, per dozen. 24,12 dozen Ivory Fold 9 inches long and I inch wide, toweign not iess than 9 ounces tothe dozen, ger dozen. 25. 12dozen Paper Weights, of bronze, cut glass, and of assorted styles, per ream 26.8 dozen Bronze Letter Clips, sssorted styles, per dozen. 27. 10 pounds pure Wax Tapers, 40 to the pound, er am a 25,000 large size wer Matches, in tin bexes, containing £0) each, per 29. 1) gross Matches, a wooden eticks, made Without eulppur, in paper boxes, containing 100 matches each. ‘per gross. ». 12 dozen Propelling Pencils, with box of leada re: er Fee been viack Lead Pencils, Faber’s No. £ “te 2. or others of like quality. per dozen. ith Sosenex extra id zize, Cut Glass Inkatands, ae jase to, per dozen 3. Fa lezen Paiicode of, glass or other material, steer ed styles and sizes, per doz 84.°6 dozen Cut Glass Inket ve pinches phase with metal hinge tops, KS, per do: 93° 6 dozen Cat Glass Sand-stands, 1% in pouate-witu motel cope for aske: peceeea ‘86, 3doz+n Wood Band-boxes, per dozen, 37. 6 dozen pieces Bilk Taste, per dezen. 38. 100 dozen Red Tapes, No, 28, per dozen. 39. 75 dozen Red Tapes, No. 19, per dozen. 40. 200 ¢ozen Red Tapes, No. 15, per do: 41. 2 pounds waite Rubber, o pieces tothe teeters per pound. 4 soanesia ——— Rubber, 40 pieces to the pou a. - ao doven Ber Pancil- Rubbers, per dozen. #. is dozen Cloth Pen- Wi Hes r do: 3 |. 3 dozen Iron or Brenze Roe cary Gallons binck ‘ewan ean ‘Brel 7. It. dozen y Perry’s large, blue-barrel Stee x ‘aie dozen Gillot’s emall-barrel Steel Pens, Ps. ‘Mgrom Perry’s electro-gilt Classical Pens, be 50, eT eros Perry’s three point Steel Pens, per F050 gronsof other Steel Pens, assorted styles, 5 pend dozen Bto Sor ‘Tipped aad other styles Pen- eee 19700 Ba Barrel Penholders, rosewood, three Bae 200 sls, No. &. pe! aa $0q2 Sat Japanned a toy "Paper-Folders, per 86. 30 dozen jet Black Ink in quart, pint, an® naif pint bottles, very best quality, per dozen of h si: s 3.8. ‘dozen small bottles best.Carmine Ink, per : 5 pounds red Beal ing Wax, 2 sticks tothe *. yu BK Os, ir po vane! “ance toreMinciiog’ eine metal tops, and brurh foreach. per dozen. pe git = morocco corer’ preke As pecs 7 jebes *quare, ani inches deep, wi pat tobe ss reapects like the sample at this ce, per do: 63. 8 dozen embossed Paper Boxes, 12 inches vy 8 inehes square, and 2}; inches deep, per ae sence Rulers, t round snd fat, 12and 36iaches in Av) per (000' white adhesive Envelo re Agere very zamooth and thick, 9% incon i by 4 inches se) 20,(00 white sdhesize Envelopes, for A very smooth and thick, inches by 33¢ inches ver th and. ‘ick, oO °° cern nae LET imcuaay s inehos atte: per 67, 10.000 white adhesive Envelopes of the high- ost uality, to suit the small sized note paper. a) 10,000 white adhesive Envelopes for cards, ver 000 buff colored Envelepes, not crapienshld veryamooth aod thick, 736 mee by 3% inches aq Uare,for doc cumiones Eee 70. 60,0 buff colored nvelopes., not adhesive, very. smooth and thick 7 a joenee by 8'2 inches re, for documents, per san the Bnvelopes myst have 8 full pocket, an@® thosa deseribed as adhesrre must be properly gummed along the entire edae of the lappel. The quantities of the different articles abeve set forse re supposed to be what will be required e Secretary of theSenais reserveato himeeit ight to order from contractors more or leas of he several articles, according to the wants of the Be y tae. acim oved June 17, 181%, the Secretary of the Benate directed toconfin is chases exclusively to articles of the growth and manu- es of the United States, provided the same can be procured of such growth and manufacture of suitable quality, and st reasonable prices. apm as goed terms af to rantity and price as can be aN tained of foreign growth and manufacture,” meference will erefore be given to the Beetiace ions of Ameri industry; d all persons waking proposals to supply avy article wil stata whether sheers aol growth and maaufac- tare of the The articles gonat be delivered at the office of Secretary of the Senate at Washipgton, fres g nee. for fieken on or before the tirst a) jctoher nex’ vers article must be of the ee pene quality, unless an inferior quality is calied f A sufficient specimen of each article proposed for (of paper balf 8 quire, avi of envelopes 22) 18 to accempany the proposal, avd to be marked with the name of the proposer, and of paper the weight perream. The whole of each article specified in the foregoing list will be deemed a class; and the erson ae to farnish aay such class at the tow rice (quality copsidered) will receives nears the same on executing a bend, with two or more sursties gatisfactory to the Secretary of the Senate, for the performance suerest, whick bond is to be filed in the office of the said Becre- tars as ten days afterthe proposal has been accepte Ti any articles contracted for should not be de- livered within the Ses stipulated. or should be inferior in any respect te the maple, the bond of toe SaaS SPIO et “Progen TOT is shou! 2 01 ‘or Stationery Yorthe Senate. aod hedirec Red to the te at Washingto: ‘ropocaie oe specimens Tust ‘be delivered at a ree of cherge. JOHN W. FORNEY reales of the Senate, United States, je2-lawit FRse ‘BERT AND VEGETABLES. Navy Deranruayr, Bureau of Provisions — reads wll Jane 21, 1368. Sealed Proposals, en: for fres| Beef and Voeetabies. a will ext, gaye Supply of 28,000 “PRES 0) y B he ssn pounds of 3 rs VEGuTA- fasnington Navy Yard and Station na teat PAL tables must be of ee aud the market affords, Spee must be offered for by the pound. {to be in equal proportiens, foreand Riad Bond from Collate: sontra itis Kis faby. se ei ee hea Biger far bid security for the due performance Yeti fee aeaiee ona ido oh a be or are by a writ- surte of each payment to be made 1g m ors will 2 agi q ae iaatrels mnequatied ean yiteia ‘tre days mc ioe ig aan dss ae all eas ‘Prosictets, ne walt bed ite be conatered unless Soom a , evidence Thee th the’ Bidder is a re Ae dealer in ee aret! ARs past ticles proposed, and has the license required partment reserven the right to reject me oe ry] =. | preveas noteonsidered advantageous to pod Gor. TRACT BU N's L! TRiv Ty, = “st forth in the Url INAzor sO heats gs sth chee n Reco: a, Lod oO ide! baths bis A Mie Divestatenrand sex : xt ex. ‘of the iad ry ar Financial Peer. . vs apelent 778 as; ot rostrate Glan s Bigeg in th 2s Social Statics. Maban’e icatze SP ise Bi Ee Hew, editign. Wards Sheahan ion. fous, use HELMBOL ket ane a. » SRANOK TAYLOR. onU, Br!