Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. BF For “AUCTION SALES” adyertisoments eee fourth page of to-day’s Sran. LOCAL NEWS, ‘ —_.—__ AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT, NATIONAL THEATEH.~J. 8. Qlarke; “The School of Reform” and - pee and farce of “My Neigh Opp FEtiows’ HALL.—The Southérn relief fair to-night. It will be continaed next week. CARROLL Hau, G street, between 9th and 10th—Fair for the benefit of the new Hail and House of the Unristian Brothers, OW open. —_—_—_—— THESABRATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. —Fol- lowing the example of other sities, the various religious and benevolent societies ot Washing- ton will devote next week to their anniversary celebrations. To-morrow the Bible cause wiil be presented im the various cDurches by the pastors, and the celebration of the anniver- S8aries proper will commence on Monday with ‘the Sabbaih sodcols. The programme tor this ANiversary re- Quires the schools to assemble in different rtious of the city ana match to Lafayette : vide Durem will be formed. and in leaving lay et Square foll ‘will be Observed: * * Noes, Oe Band—Weatern division—G. T. MeGlue, marsbal —Y. M.O. A. Mission, Union Ona; el, New York avenge Presbyterian, Uanal Mis? sion, Foundry Chapel and Mission, Western Presbyterian, Band—Firs‘, Central—R. V North Presbyterian, McKendree Chapel, M- street Methodist, Hamline, First - theran sebools. , First Baphist tn Second Central—Dayid A. Burr, marahal.— Wesley Chapel and Mission, band, Fourth Presbyterian, Evangelical Association. tied py scoeeten Fark setae mafsbal.— vary tis! vary tist Mission, Protestan Orphaas, us = - 7 Drum Gorps— Fourth Central.—J.T. Hoover, y pdlan epee shag Baptist, Congregational, Assembly’s Presbyterian, First Presbyterian and Mission, Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Home, Fietcher Chapel. island division—;‘homas K. Gray, mar- sbal.—7th- street Presbyterian, orsuch CB: ape}; island Baptist, band, Ryland Chapel, Sixth Presbyterian. Eastern division—George F. Gulick, mar- shal.—East Washington Methodist Episcopal, Waugh Chape!, Capitol Hill Presbyterian, Navy Yard Baptist. The route will be from Lafayette Square, at 9.30 a.m. precisely, down Fifteenth street to Pennsylvania avenue, along Pennsylvania avenue to Pour-and-a-halt street, up Four- and-a-balf street, around Gity Hall Square, down Fifth to F street, up F to Fourteeath street, to the churches, The eastern division will leave the line of procession at Four-and-a-half atreet Presby- terian church, where Mr. Marks will preside. The Island division will leave the line at Wesley Chapel, where Mr. P.M Pearson will preside. The fourth central] will leave the line at F and Sixth streets, and proceed to E street Baptist church, where Mr. 0. C. Wight will preside. The third central will leave the line at F and Seventh streets, and proceed to Cal- vary Baptist church, where Mr. Fox will pre- side, The second central wiil leave the line at F and Seventh streets. and proeeed to the As- sembly’s church, where Mr. Bassett will pre- side. The first central will leave the line at F and Thirteenth streets. and proceed to the First Baptist church, where Mr. Pratt will preside. ‘The western divisioa will then proceed to the Founéry church, where Mr. A. K. Brewne will preside. The report will be read at the Foundry eburcbh by Mr. Ramedell: at the First Baptist eburch by Mr. Judd; at the Lutheran charch by Mr. Barr, atthe Oalyary church by Mr. Jobnson: atthe E street Baptist church by Mr. Richards: at Wesley Chapel by Mr. Geo. Hurcus: atthe Four-amd-a-half street Pres- byterian church by Mr. Gulick. —_ REAL EsTaTE SALES.—Mesers. Cooper & Latimer sold at public auction yesterdiy at- ternoon the following real estate: Lot No. 21, in Square 264, on 15th street west, between south Band C streets, Island, improved by a three-story brick dwelling, with back-buila- ings and side lot, for $4,400, to J.T. Varnell; five frame houses on parts of Lets { 0, 41, aud 42, in Square 465,0n 634 street west, be- tween Dand E streets south, at $725 each; bouse No. 42, im same row, for $800, to Mrs. Martha FE. Barnes. Messrs. Green & Wilhams sold at auction the following property: Lot 24, in Square 443, with the improvements, consisting of the tpree-story brica dwelling, fronting on 7th Street west, between M and N streeis north, to F. Stinzing, for $6,125: Let No. 53, in Square 41s. fronting on N street north, between 6th and 7th streets west, 26 feet front by 105 feat9 inches deep, to B. Riordan. at 50 cents per ioot: Lot A, according to McKee’s subdivision of Square79, on H street north, between 2ist and 22d streets west, having 265feet 1 ¥ inches front, and about 180 feet in depth, to James Daly, at 23 cents per foot; south part of Lots 1 and 2, 32 feet front by 72 feet 6 inches in depth, ai 3100 per foot, to Virginia McLord: part ot Lot No. tS, in same square, to G. C. Mitchell, at 50 cents per foot; one two-story frame house, im same square, to J. A. Jarvis, for $1,610:two two-story brick honees ‘o Eliza Yates, at $2.00 each; all the above property is at the corner Of 13th street west and © street north. Lot No. nu snbdivision of Square No. 464, havy- ing feet f.ontand rapning back 125 feet. to T.W. Murphy, at 36 cents per foot: Lot 19, in Square 628, having 22 feet 6 inches front, by 126 feet in depth, to F. Stutz, at 41 cents per foot, small frame house, being on part of Lot No. 5, in Sqeare $14, to J. W. Yates. for 256). eichst go: OPENING OF Brps.—Ar noon to-day propo- sals for building & bridge on H street, between north Capitol and Ist street east, were opened in the Mayor's ofice, as follows: John Uame- rob, $13,842 08, allowing 2400 for the stone in old bridge: C. J. Doley, $13,327.65, $2.25 per perch for old stone; Wise & Callahan, $14,12-, >470 for old stone; Thomas Lowe and Jao. F, Miler, $6,000, $500 for old stone; Jonn Webs eter, £13,695. $400 for old stone: Neison G. Reynolds, $8,075, 2200 for old stone: James Chapman, $11,470, with privilege of using cld stone; Thomas D. Lewis, 13,875, 3575 for old stone. The contract was awarded to Messrs. Lowe and Miller. —_——e Mike Lipsan’s Crncvs.—Get ready your pocket-money for the advent of the great cir- cus of Mike Lipman, which will enter town Monday, and pitch its tent at the usual spot. Sth street, south ofthe Avenue. All tne news- papers of the South, whereitrecently traveled, speak of it as one of the best exhibitions of the kind in that vicrmity. it comprisesa number of most celebrated equestrians, gymnasts. duf- foons and trainers of yoipals in the cguntry, and will produce a sen&ation by its exbibi- tions. The tent will be open both afternoon and night, and will no doubt be filled on both occasions. Belt, marshal.— —_ -. —_—_ SALE or VALUABLE OIL Parntincs.—On Monday and Tuesday evenings next. Messrs. Cooper & Latimer wall sell at auction at their Tooms. corner Pennsylvania avenue and iith street, a valuable jotof European oil paintings recently, imported. The collection embraces one bundred nud forty paintings, including jJandscape, portrait, marine, fruit, and scenic pieces. Kiany who may not design purchas- ing will findit pleasant to spend an honr in- specting the collection. The room is open day and evening, and catalogues arefurnishea to visitors. PostroygeD.—This morning, Wm Wiemer and John Croghan, who were'arrestéd yester- day morning by officers Colambus‘and Proc- tor, upon 8 GAarge of grand larceny, made by ‘m. Stewart, who farnished ‘the supper ai the ball the night previous; where fhe act oc- curred, appeared with their connse} before justice Thompson at the Central Guardhouse. ‘The counsel united in 8 motion to postpone until Monday, at 4 o’clock p: m. Justice Thompson continued the bail—$600—unti that ume. wens BES, BRICKLAYERS Merrinc— The Question of Wages. —A meeting of the Bricklayeté Unien was held at Wallach Hall last evening, which -was largely aitended, and it is nnderstood that the: question\of demanding «an: increase of gos, WS Visedssed Dutnot pressed toa vote. ‘Thetrade is now receiving $4 tH-#4.50 per day, ~ and itis said that they wil] ask ap advance of one dollar. . —_——_o——_ Onraane’ Uourr, Judge Purcell.—To-day, the will of the' late Ferdinand Pfluger, be: queathing bis estate to Frederick Daler, who he nowipates.as.executor, was proved andad- mitted to Annee a (ary cacee tian Anwitt tiers testamentary w: issued to. Mary jane Barrett on the estate of Mary Ann Fear- 800; bond $2,000. —— THE CARYER PLACE SOLD. —Y esterday, .the Carter piace, in Georgetown, was purchased by H. D Cooke, Esqy for.t um of $50,000. We aleo learn that-Mr. C ¢ proposes to blwimprove this ich is ‘Siready foemen! beautitul platoon tye heights of Georgetowe, sa ip wits The do JaRt LickRsts Ths Xe. wht have beniecled ta yw city ord): Teiative to BOB q : wt at onee, as Ahe-poliée flow a1 ne eing the penalty in such + | } | pres Maneer, TO-DaY.—Beet, boat 503 Lamb, 29e+ ish bunch., 2a4c. kk, Oniois Se: Orne. Parsnipe, 21024 °. Peas, t., 10c. Carrote, bunch, 5¢ Bich Boon, lange, each, $2.50; small. bunch, duc.; Pereh, 50 cents; Herring, per doz., 15820 cents; Shad, pair: 50 cents to 75, Halibut 25 cents Ib. Rye, per bushel, $1.50. ro Meal, per bush, $1.30. SBi, 4 . Brownstalf, 75c mid- dling. 9c. Shorts, 60c. Corn, shelled,$1.25, nm ear, bbl. $5.50a$7. Oats, bu., 90c. Hay, owt,$2.25 a$2.40, Ww, $1 5081.95. Velery, pr bunch, ic. Krout, per quart, 8c. Oabbage, per head, 5al0c. Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1atd cents. Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, 75 cts. Small Birds, per doz, $1.96; Small Ducks, 75¢.$1, Canyass Backs, $3a$4; Red Necks, $las2 pair; Cranberries, 0c. Pumpkins, 10 to ‘Prairie hens, $1 pair. A very fair representation of country deal. ers appeared at the market stands this morn- ing. og ‘WASHINGTON GYMNASTIC ASSOOIATION—A Meeting of this association was held at the Gymnasium, on Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, (late Brady’s,) last night, and was largely attended. It wus de- cided by tne meeting to purchase the Gym- nasium at the price of one thousand dollars. Trustees were appointed to receive the title to the apparatus, and the treasurer authorized to pay the amountof the} urchasé-money over to the owner thereof. A committee was. also appointed to draft a constitution and by-laws for the government of the association until an act ofincorporation can be procured from Con- Tess. & Another meeting will be beld at the Gym- nasium next Wednesday evening, at which time the various committees will report and officers will be elected. es PLASTBRERS’ MEETING.~The journeymen plasterers of this city held a meeting at Shep- herd’s Hall, corner of Louisiana avenue and Seventh street, on Thursday evening, witha view to organize a protective association. The following named persons were chosen as offi- cers: Mr. Murphy, president; Mr. Columbus, vice president; B.. Edmonston, secretary; Jo- seph Rosenberry, financial secretary. On motion, the society adopted ‘the name, s‘Journeymen Plasterers’ Association of ‘Washington City,”’ and about forty persons signed the constitution. It was here urged by several members “that from and after June 1 the wages be $4 per day,” which motion was postponed until the next meeting; and the association adjourned. AN Impor?PANT Dectsion.—Dnuring the last term of the Circuit Court, in the case of Halley agt. Condin—a replevin case, involving the right to distrain animals running at large in the county—Chiet JusticeOartter held that to entitle a person to distrain animalsand hold them for damage, the party so distraining them Must show that he kept a good fence, suf- ficient to keep anrmals ont. aia SS SRL THE Fish WHARF.—To-day - the arrivals at the firsh wharf are quite numerous, and the whart is lively. There were about 70.000 her- ring and 4,000 to 5,000 shad at the wharf this morning, the prices being from $8 to S10 ter herring per thousand, and $12 to S16 per hun- dred for shad, ~~—-— SERIOUS AccLDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, Mr. W. Uiermeble was driving along Penn- sylyania avenue, and at Ith street his horse took fright, and ran off attmll speed. At the corutr of 15ta street Mr VU. tried to extricate himself from-his aangerous position, and was seriously hurt by gettung out of the buggy. chal hay ts Suxpay Nicur.—Our readers shouid bear in mind thé lecture of Hon. John Tyler. Jr., of Virginia, at Gonzaga Hall, F street, be. tween 9th and 10th, on Sunday night. ee 8 gs SOUTHERN RELTBr.—The pic-nic for the re- lief of the destitute im the South will take place at Analostan Island on Thursday next. a edge ss = ad Po.ice REPORTS.—The lieutenants of the varions police precincts reported 6S arrests yesterday, and the fines amounted to 86s 90. SS DIED. SHINER. On the 8th instant, WALTER BIDGELY BAGAN SHINER, sou ef Michael and Jane Shiner, ged G years and7 months. The family and friends are respectfally {uyited to attend the faneral on to-morrow afternoon at socloels from his father’s residence, ¢74 9th street e: + MUNRO. On Thursday worning, the 9th instant, ef consumption, GEORGE MUNAO,a tive of Boss Shire, Scotland, but for the last wae i . ars a re cl . i fanéral will take place on Monday at3 Qclock p. m., frem the residence of his aunt, Mrs Sarah B. Munfo,No. 322 Mass, ave, KETOHAM.- On Friday, the 16th imstant, ure ANNIE J. KETOHAN: im the Slst year of r age The friends of the family are respectfully tn- vited to attend her funeral! on Sun afternoon at 2 o’cleck, from her late residence, No, 3148:h street, between L and M streets. . AIKEN. On the ith instant, ne-8, Miss MATILDA AIK Ber friends i after a difef ill- EN, aged 65 years. invited to attend her fuaeral afternoon at 3.0’clock, from 661 9th street, Island, be- to-morrow 7 her late residence, tween D and E. LA FONTAINS. On the 10th instant, at734 p.m, GKOBOE HENBY, infant son of James and Mary V La Foutaine, sged 18 months. “Suffer little children to come unte me, such is the Kingdom of Heaven.” The friends and relatives of the family spectfally invited to attend the funeral on Sun- day at2p.m.,from the residence of its parents, Be. S54 Maryland avenue, between 4; and 6th atreets. * Dicey: ~ DI Now is the time nbscribe editions of Dicken Obver Tyist. The first of the celebrated ‘' River Side” edition. beautifully printed and illustrated, Beveled eleth, $250, Bupplied to subscribers monthly. Nicholas. Nickleby; Globe edition; illustrated with steel pistes; formerly sold at $6; now com- OKRENS!! for the following | plete in one volume at 81.60. 1 David Copperfield: Diamond edition; illustrated by 8. Eytinge, ry r fs The following of this edition are now ready for ribers delivery to tabs “Pickwick Pape. “Onr Mutnal Friend,” ‘‘Copperfield,”’ and ‘Nicholas Nickleby.’’ Alle oe iamond edition, not illustrated, at $1.25 per volume Diamond edition of Longfellow’s Poems; com- plete. $1.40. Home Spun, Five-and twenty Years Ago; $1.75. May by A ‘oem. by Balph Waldo Emerson; $2. a Terra Marie, The Maryland Oolony, by Neill; 92. regs Papers, About Paris, by H.T. Tucker- man. cloth. $1. Do.. paper, 78, Cheap edition sf irving’s Works :—Traveler, 75; Salmagundi, 7! Mags Stories, Railway Beries;75, glish Aristocrary, pa- ie @ Tale of th er: ba peg Hope. by Bdmund Yates: 75 eo hington, by Oapt. 0. F. Adams, epee Paste int st B iho H True Ol . Dr. 0. H. Hall $1.50." - aah Btory of Trooper, by Adams, cloth, $2. £11] the above works sent free by mail on receipt os price. at the ‘Hudson Taylor” Book and Sta- One! e, Ty BYOT®: PRENOW & BIOHARDSON, myl-tf 334 Penn avenne, Washington. ICTUBE FRAMES AND L NG. P ee GLASSES. 9 be above Goods, together with a y of Pasee- Partouts, Picture Tagse!s. *, Rings, &c., ia very Jarze, and will BUsTit FRAMES, from card size to fall life size, both square and eval, plain and carved. WALNOT OV4L ABD SQUARE FRAMES, ‘The most Uand complete stock in thie city zi ial atiction given to Framing Portraits and’ Photo, raphe and évery description of Pic- t and wit nreg ane \L. J. HOTHBOOK , 4597th street, my 2-eo2w Patent Office. 505 RINTH. STERET, 505 FOUB DOURS NORTH OF D STERET, (Sesten Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES. SHADE HOLWANDS, CANTON MATTING, # TABLE AND FLOOE O1L CLOTH, GILT. CORNIC : PICTURE ORD. AND TASBBLS, 80... &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods instore. and for sale OHEAP FOR OASH. ; BL & HENDERBON: mb 288m . mer? 7 #CL Mth streot. — 7 = K giotaate me apibG bee ood a a CITY ITEMS. Five Buwvray Lisea Suits comprising al! -eTades and jf sizes. colors, price from five to twenty dollars abSaks & Uo., 517 Sev- ry oa per. suit: wis pow ta) Vaeee JEwEter(roamented Bog Wood Setts, Jet Sette, 308 syles Sleeve "mations. Jet Chains, Goid Rings, Bracelets, Studs, Silver, | Spoons; Forks, Cups, Oall Bells, re- ceived this mornmg, Enea One Dollar Jewelry stofe, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% birest, Re eg Cocoarms for the hair 1s renowned as the beet alc Dreesing and Invigorator in the world. ABsTHMA.—No remedy equals Whiteomb’s Temedy for Asthma, ‘To Houssxskrers.—Ask for and obtain Burnett s Celebrated Uooking Extracts. The purest and strongest, having the pure flavor of the fruits, pine A UaARD —Owing to increase of business, I find my present place much too small, and in censeguence thereof am compelled to seek room elsewhere. Sometime in the course of this or next week 1 purpose to remove my stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods to my ola stand (No. $35 7th street) five doors from my present place of businese; and in connection with furnishing goods shall open a fine assortment of gentie- men’s and boys’ Hats and Straw goods. This will-afford me the opportunity to offer one of the largest.as well as the best selected stock of Clothing for gentlemen, and boys over 5 year@of age, ever offered in Washington. Satisfied that my plan of doing business is the correct one, I shal! continue to sel! goods for One Price only—marked in plain figures— without deviation, on the corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue. Qe WRITE SHIRTS, $1.75, SY, $2.50; good Cotton Haif Hose; 2 pair for 25 cents: gauze Under- shirts, 50 cents to $2.50, Gray’s Imitation Linen, and Byron Collars, 25 cents per box, at Franc’s, 494 7th street; between D and E streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 10-1: Denar areal ior) Brst Blue Flannel Suits for gentlemen and youths, well shrunk, color warranted. Qoats Jong and Coats short, Coats lined and Coats unlined. Suits of this material te fit parties weighing from 90 to 250 Ibs. Go to’ Henning’s One Price Olo:hing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. No TrovURLE to show the latest styles of Gent's Read y-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods. at Hable & Co.'s, No.463 Pennsylva- nia ayenue, under U.S. Hotei. eo EA ie PG Sa Eooromy isthe highway to wealth—there fore economise and buy. your Gent's Furnish- ing gvods at France’ ood Cotton Half Hose, 123¢c;, Gauze Undershirts trom 50 eents to $2 50; good. White Shirts, $1.75, $2, $250. 494 7th street, between D and E, near Odd Fel. lows’ Hall. 10-1: Qtict test et Do you WanT tomake ‘a good investment? Go then and buy your Clothing at Hable & Co.’s, No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue. eo —o— For Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Shirts ™ade to order go to Franc’s, 494 7th streer, between D and E streets, three doors above Odd Fellows” Hail. 10-1: peed FP Sane ey A COLD SEEMS A SMALL APFATR —Most peo- ple neglect it. Who minds it? Yet a Cold may turn to Consumption, and then follows almost certain death. Take a Cold in time, then, that is, take Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant, the well- knewn standard remedy for Congis, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, _ Bronchitis, and all Polmohary Complaints, and your Cold will disappear, as well as aj] apprehension of dan; ger. Sold by all Druggists. W.S, Me $e gicig ee Dr. Wuirte, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4'¢ and 6th streets, contin- ues the succesful treatment of Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Jomts, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from $a m.to5p.m.,and6 to&§p.m. No charge for consultation. Established 1561, See MAL av PiIEpS.—Pour cors, ognons, inyerse Ongies, etc., couseil Dr. White, Pennsylvania avenue, No. 424, pres ruedy. Etabli 1961. bk ROS Ld No BetTer INVESTMENT can be made than in Ojothing at the present reduced prices at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh streét, opposite the Post Office. Go AND Sgg those fifteen dollar snits, re. ceived this morning, at the Great Central Viothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. aces pte ON# HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just received. Call and look at them at \the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th streét, oppo- site the Post Office aia Ata le Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five dollar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 4 7th street, opposite the Post Office. pte rg Just R&cetveD—Three hundred Boys’ Suite, Iatest Spring styles from ten to fitreen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House J.H. Smiru, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. PENNIES can be DAG in any quantities at the Star cffice counter ce co ee WANTS. V J ANTED~A gcod CABINET MAKER. Ap ply at this office. at* W ANTED— At 493 M street. between ilti and 12th streets, a young single colored GIRL, to covk, wash and iron, and make herself gener: ally usefal ina small family. m 1-38* yours WANTED—One who can ‘set type rapidly. on newapaber work. State wages expected) &c ,to W. H,0,, Leck Box 17, Pu. WADIED-4 cHame MAN t hy at No 391 Ovtr be colered need app! W ANTED—To buy or rents frat c'ase HOUSE, with from eight to twelve rooms, to be be- MAID. also, a WO- and assist in kitchen; it, bet. Sd and 472 mesote.. Ho tween 11th and 15th and F baa K ats. Will pay » Address immediately Post Ofice, Box my 11-1 46. $30 TO #500 WANTED—A rare oppor tunity is now presented to a person willing to advance the above amount in cash, to secure aninterest in a new bustnems ‘that will aclear profit of $3to @10 per day. No labor red on the partof phqperson furnishing the above amount, Address "'GABB,"’ Lock Box 55, Georgetown. m }1-6t W ALOT UF GROUND, 20x80 feet, (ne tions to a fe depth.) ina desirable drees for feur days, isovenue. Wansanet acnetitae cient, ae Mm, near @ C . = BALDWINS, Wast Capitol street ly at e Between Ssh and loth sis., near Linco m0 8t* Ww NTED—A BLACKSMITH, one who can do all kinds of country work; married man pre- ferred. Steady employment. Oan work by the day or on shares. ‘Dheap house can be had near the shop, OBAS PABKER, m 10 3t* Biadenaburg. Md. ANTED—By a young lady who writes a die- Ww tinet anc Tepid bana, ond te coast ts as te busi ‘@ITUATIO: oe, ° Inver Private Secrotaty.” ‘Address Mise CORWE:. Lid WALLIS, Washington Post Office, D. 0. Wa4stEDe in honest, industrious colored srs iUat a ener cana - . 2 +. bet. . dB at., fout of Gapita 1Ai my 9:3t* NT ality. Soren roe ae a min, rom 0 Foo! Address B. W.Star Ofte, Wash-ngiom Deo a NTED—A young WOMAN, fully compe- W4atan Willing te do general housework for a small famil, St ge pe . Bel anired. Inquire at 2 1th street, between and Q streets. ay my 9 3t* WANTED 5 ‘&@ respectable young girl, a SITUATION as pymaid; ay experience fg malsing cows Spe Salty fatter. Bas ne ob- igction todo honsework. Good references ty at No. 458 Mass. avenue, hetween 24 Bd streets, . / pa WANTED—A: tical business $300 0 man: withrabovoumount, as PABT- Ho acter of heavy timbers on the viceiate side ththe Potomac, hddeene. with name and" ito! street, b Square, ferences re- ven. si: dence and pisee of business, Box 148. Sicxandsin Sas ee eet Ome ton ee = . 8 JUST lemean’s sband Siting Oe: or seas ie mtrewb and Shoes &e., ad or fe io pasta haw mace thor Bate. = my 4-1m* Waar bir cy Rake, eas road Depot, ¢ my §-1m FOR SALE AND RENT | FOR SALE AND RENT. | REP nea nat frOkssEn One Pre: Tat ate v, eBawkes’s rT 4 moons seen HOE SS, CIEE ‘OB BESTT oo PaB! far alt : bie for a eoksen' f ith ec camed ne Sai sg, sone Be he a bet at! OAD Ber me) th, : *% ree A ois nth, y' < ence: aired. ul &PH No. i sO Morne assis ah cores igs’ BENT—In I ng eos Taree purpee “DUWNMAN'S MAGHUDBE. ml 3t ae Mitciteeucer Butiding. EF OB BENT—A apd are ollar, on Stinstreet w. an¢ P north. 20 door from 0, east sion immediately. nits ‘or housek ceping. Lt e BASEMENT: bas been uaeéd for schoo!l-room Apply at 226 First street east, between C ani D north, Oapito) Bill ¥ 11-6t* Eo, SALE—Two ator: HUBSE and large si down, and belauce 4 ann BO! NMAW & MAGRUDER. _mayll-2w Mo. 2 Interligoncer Build [AEM FoR BALE— offers for eaie the : county, This Ooupard,-of he Rockville and Bladensburg road sbont 1% miles from Mitchel’s Grogs roads,on Brookville Turnpike, and about 10 miles Washingten city, and contains 127 acres, 1 rod.and 25 perch:s. The improvements are a prelting « Stable. Smoke House. sad Dairy Ithason it a fine Orchard of choice frait trees; isabundantly wooded and watered: For farther pariicul: inquire of the wnderaigned, living on the Colesville and Barnt Mills Road, |, near Sligo P. O, and attic 1 i Lot; only $3 0.0— ly instal mnats of $50. OLIVER GH. P. CLABK, m11-lw* Bligo P. O.. Montgomery Uo , Md F B BENT—A PABLOR. furnished, at 375 E stre Fy id 10th streets. on rea- sonable T Apply, the on, of a. &, BROWNE, Bsq., 207 Porn ave | mylo-at* Fo BENT—Two pleasant, afry unfurnished BOOMS, o: oor, suitable for office or at 213 Foetreet, between lth and 15th streets, near the Tressary. Possession given immediately. Apply on the premises. m 10-4t" Fe. SALE—On liberal terms. that three-story pressed BRIOK FRONT, No .t26 B street, ind. between 4sand 6th strects One-quarter id 1,2 and seers even on deferred pay iments. TARB & METUALF, Bes! Estate Brokers, Booms 12 60d 13, Piant’s m 10-6t* Building, N.Y. av and 15th st. Fo 8A LE—That desirable three story BRIOK HOUSE. 524 Maryland aveaue, corner 6th street, Island. It hasall the modern improve mente, has gas, hot and coli water, bath- room, «copservator: tries, wardrobes, and marble mantels. On of lot x18 Brick Stable, supplied with water, gas, feed bins, and reom sufficient for three horses. For terms of sale ap- GREGORY ply to B.1, ’ mylo tf 321 Penn’a av., near 7th street. 0 BENT—A three story FRAME HOUSE; No. 3840 street, near 13th. with modern improvements, my 9 4t* FoR SALR—HOUSE No. 546 north Met.. nea 9th. eight reoms and cellar; Lot 25x110 feet; wellof r and large stable; wide all den; yard paved. eno s THOMAS N.-ADAMS. Inquire ot 494 13th street. Fo BENT—Kither partor the whole of a fur nished HOUSB, near the Treagury_ The best of references given, Please address KB S, throuch the post offee, giving name and refer- ences my 9 $t* Foz BALK OB RENT—A large FRAME HOUSE, 510 Magsachusetts avenue, with twelve rooms. sideand back y.gas and water, and ite.s pretty Jet, filled with flowers, fruit, c my% sera &¢., apply on the premises. OR RENT—A new HOUSE, conti seven rooms aud celler; convenient to the Govern- ment Departments Rent v-ry low toa respectable tenant. Apply to JOHN McCARTHY, corner of 2d street and Maes, ave,, néat the Government Printing Offic my 9 $t* 10 LET. HOUSE of 15 room: for a Boarding house. Also, one of 17 room All Lompletels Tarmished. Also, two Unturmished, . D. L WELLS & 00., my 9 6t Corner La. ay. and 6th st. Fo BENT—Two small four-room BRIOK HOUSES, facing a broad paved alley. in cen- ter of Kibbey’s squere, between Ist and 2d streets nin west pnd Dand E stracts BOF; Bent $12 0 per ie. Lo month inadvance. APPIEYLDWIN BROS., m9 3t $18, For Rent. a nearly new,1 i § story frame HOUSE, with back kitchen, five reomM closets. &c , good yard, wood-house, and pump, $18 per month: the fourth house in Sentcok Non sate treet weet ihe nveen + will rel} the house or some fine lots in same square on reasonable terms. 4.P. FABDON, ad D streets. thy- built two my 9-60" Internal Bevenue Office. FOE SSLE TEN SMALL HoUsEs— 3100 h until patd for; cash réquired; $10 ger mont| m1 2do., $200 cashand = per month. Six firs! brick) Houses, containing modern improve + $500 cash and $50 per month. We also houses indifferent parts of the city, ng in price frow $1.000 to $4,000 each. Beautiful suburban residence, with eight acres ef gronna, for $5,600. Also, 10 acres, with improvements and 100 peach tree Near ine ty Price $1,000 & METOALF, Heal Estate Brokers. Hoome 12 and 13, Plant's Building, cor. N.Y. av. and 1sth st. my Ts CHEAPEST LIST OF PROPERTY IN T. ABKET. HEM 2 Brick Houses, 8 rooms, léth st., bet, Band E, $3 d.veaon, 3 Brick Hout 4 rooms, 14th st., bet, Band C, $1,400 each 1 Brick Hon sume House,7 rooms, 13th st., bet Oand D, i Frame House, 7 rooms. H st., bet, 2st and 224, 1,24 1 Frame House, 6 rooms, Dst,, bet.13th and 13's, $1500 1 Brick !louse. 9 rooms, 9th st,, bet. I at.and N, > p » Srooms, 13th st., bet. BH and 1, 34,600, "3 Frame Housés, 4 rooms, Md. ave., (Istand,) bes. 435 and 3d ste., $1,000 each. Hun erous others, each. ‘ariously located. FINE BUILDING LOTs, On Ist st. w., bet. 12th rar 13th, per aquare ft , on ath ee a and és es On’ a te and D owe 2d and 34 lsth and 17th 12th and ath 16th and 17th and isth M near M 7th and 28th ath on aod 5 . a 36 wo se a BOE ony Island.) bet. 4’. and 3d ‘+ ‘* 30¢ t. Pend Sete a gant ‘ical Gand ¥ Sey wee viv(oast,) Deardéth at tw 4 Oe ee aracaber ot lowes seme vicinity. So i ‘A grest gain in Bo: west, between 4th and 6th. f the lot only asked for the property. House rente at @2) per month, Lot 22x138—3,035 feet at 70c. per foot, o2e s desiring either to buy or sell Beal Es- te or Real Estate paper. will consult their in- te ling on Serent by calling OM ITCHELL & SON, 1 Estate Brokers. my9-po5t 8.E. cor, Pa. ave. and lth st. y NT—That new GROUBRY STORE cor- oe etigth aud K streets weet and tie Back for e: Inquire at the store. my.8-6t* J.J, FINK. 0B RENT—Two HOUSRS, desirably situated F Stoagard street, Georgetown Heights. In- ire at JOBN HAEEY'S, on Gougress at, restow: wy T-awiw" ry Being copnected in-s who Oe eet T intend kee tie th fore will sell my well-known and wel HOTBL and (RESTAURANT, Good \. Bar and iaing-room, F xtures, xepaiture and Bed- wi aor Le ing. nO. 2 eF my §.2"* , SPBINGMAN, 484 Pe. av., bet. 3d and 4}< 81 OB BB OB BALB—The finely located EF Vr STORE HOUSES Hon See Tb Seok tween G and # streets, Hayy Yard, lately oc: cu 10d by Mr. J . B. Yeukiug ‘Ba wholesale andretall grocery store. Forterms inquire at Mrs. VOSS’, No. 260 Penna. ave., bet eon 123th 18th sts, ™ 7-e03t" OB BENT—Aat ‘is: Junction, s large £UOUBM, ont outta Lot on M atreet nd: to signtacror ot land attached, apne to BePEY: ae BEOWN, 276 @ street, or at place. Ae ora noee nt Seen Fa Barge Stele oie pe ihe gidest saa beet era seine etown, D. O.. Pos e-—— my 6-2w*) BSE ESAT A HoGeB on the ling ef the Metropolitan Horse Reilroad, sicoenntly Tovatens cba tatstig-five-ropmis, and the 1 thee ok APTA & Se ', and BITURE forsale. ‘The boise soe, aoe oF fur- the turniture was all bought new op Serenata ae igiven Juetst. 2 120. ce a 72 " salonakeyea8 | votle a) Store, Fixtures, Uellar and Ware-ra moderate Tept, ‘ft: bu mis Acreage aa tie jars. ey are ‘0! The business ts lways pal ‘he fermen ali wo pe Fesiaed 3 the ittdeton ~ cme aah oloments. re * ‘ound for twcnty yi ria Ld id te we! the 3 te the al cee ee Pen the Bdppo al! con nected mith it, GE te offered sn a tate foundation which s moré active trais may be reared FEANOK TATE" ila . Lids Dookeettér: - At ATS SALE-—A ceerable two swry A DEIR House conticna Scorsese. Shak & good dry cellar under Kio Woll located; » few blocks from the apitcol apply on the pri wre 4h <*r-eteast, between A and B sts. or Oapitol Hil. ‘UB S4LE—A new BBIOK HUUSE, sitasted on the routh side of ™ street between 4th agi Sth No 667 witheix reams Price § 5 HEGUELY & KOWEN'S Stable, shetween 6th and 7th sts,, my 3- ree BENT—Two tory >. near Soath ( Gai alleys, wood-sheds, an bydreste, and are adapted for dwellings or shoe and trimmings sto/er Apply at 459 E st. Gthetrest went Lt —LOT No. 3, in Square 59 on 234 it, betvess EK st: north end Vir- ue, Bald Let is 15 feet front. 137 feet 244 eep. and improved by & 4 wood House. contatning five rooni small Houses on the rear of the Immediate . BROWN & aon, 465 9th street, between E and F PRUPOSALS. PRoFoRALsS FOR GRADING AND PAVING THE QAKBIAGE WAY of D street norih, be- tween 2d and Sd streets weat. roposals will be received at the Mayer's Ofice, City Hall, unt f "clock M ONDAY. the t day of May D Iv iW t™ vi sion ap 19-tf north, the+tome to be net ov | i five inches fo dismeter and seven inchesin depth, tobe laid ona bed of gravel not leas thal olght inches deep, covered with at least fonr inches of sharp sand before paving, and to be well rammed witha ninety pound rammer, and woll watered the last rammiug. the si in rth te be ra d in such neighboring streets or places as the Ward Commissioner may direct, and the con trao:or will be required to leave a surigce of two ‘hundred feetin length for the fall width’ of the ssid street ex posed for inspection, which will be well puddled by the Ward Commissioner, without expenee to the contractor. before graveli: Bid ders will also ovtim ate fer farnishing aad tasting gu'ter stone, not less than three feet in Isngth and twelveinches in width. replacing or relayiac such fia footways across or in the line of xaid part of said street as the Commissioner may di Teot Riagain to be not less than sixteen inches in vidth, four inches thick,andin pieces not less than sour feet long, closely jointed, the work to done tot ntire satisfacti of both the Ward and Assistant Cor missione: nd paid for by as sessment On the preperty bo: ing there«n All old materisis to be the pro; the Uorpore tion, and'to be depestted in such locality as the ‘War’ Oommissfoner may direct Bidder: will state price per cubic yard for grading, per squar> yard for paving, inelading gravel and , and per aqnare toot for flagging and gutter sto! and per square foot fer relaying old flag footways. No bid will be reeeived from others than practi cal pavers, and the right is expressly reserved to reject any and all bids JAMES J. CAMPBELL, Comat: woner Fear Ward. A if BNES, my 1] 2t ‘ Commissstoner Fifth Ward. {Intelligencer and Coiumbian. } BOPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING PeToR UAERIOGEWAY of Buco ene between New Jersey avenue and Fourth street we Pr prone will be received at the Mayor’s Office, Oity Vall. until 12 o’clock m. on MONDAY, the 2let day of May next, for grading and paving E street norik, from New Jersey avenue ty Fourth street west. with stone similar to that used ia street Dorth; the stone to be not over eigut or 1 aa SSE five inches in diameter and seven in- epih, to be laid ona of gravel not less than eight inches deep, covered with at least four inches of sharpsand before paving, aud to be well rammed three times with a ninety-pound rammer, and well watered before the last ram ming; the sarplug earth to ke deposited in suck neighboring streets or places as the Ward Vom missioner may direct, and the contractor will be required to Jeaye a suriace ef two bandred fect in length for the full width of the street exposed for the purpose of ing postion. which wiil be well puddled by the Ward missioner, without ex pense to the contractor, before graveling. Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and laying gutter stone, mot less than three feet ia length and twelve inchesia width, replaciog or relaying such flag footways across or in line of said part ef said street as the Ward Oommission- er may direct, Flay ig to be not less than six- teen inches in width, four inches thick, Pieces not leas than feur feet long, closely joint- ed. The work tobe dene tothe entite satistac- tion ef the Ward and Assistant Commissioners, and te be paid for by assesement on the property bordering thereon. A'l old materials to be the roperty of the Gerpotation, ard to be dsposited a uaeu locality as the Ward Commissioner may ree! Bidders will state pricé per cubic yard for grading, per equare yard for paving, including gravel and sand required, and per Tor fiagging and gutter stone, and foot for relaying oid flag foctways. No bid will be received from other than prac tical pavers, and the right is expressly reserved to reject any and all bids, ae plans 3 CAMPBELL. my 11- ommissioner Fourt! ard [Intel. & Columbian. j AYOB'’S OFFIOK, OITY HALL Wasuixc toy, D. O,, May 8, 1367 PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ASEWKB. Sealed Propesala witl be received at this office uvti] 12M. on SATURDAY, the i8th instant, for the consti uction of a barre} er. three feet fin- side diameter, with pine inc’ walls; said sewer t) commence at the sewer in Ninth street west, and Top east to the centre of Eighth street weat, (in front of the sonth front of Square No. 403, north along Kighth street west to with of the south line of EB street north; traps with laterals, and three '*man ko lateqals to be two feet inside diameter. with nine- iuch walls. The traps to beof the sama -ize apt construction asthe trap at the corner of Sixth street west and D street north The ‘*man holes” to be three fest square, with granite coping, fitied with ® perforated iron cover not less than oneineh in thickness, which shall conform waen laid to the grade of the street. in the execution of the conatruction of sald sewer not more than hundred fest mast be opened atone and the same time, and hefore cov ered the work must be approved }y the Commis- sioner of the ward. The gerade of the sewer will be about ten feet below the surface at the inter seeticn of Ninth street west and Pennsylvania avenue. and rau with that depth to its termina- tiop. The bricks must be hard, hand made, ani thorough burat; the mortar to be made ef tne best quality hydraulic cement and sharp. clean river sand. mixed in the proportion of one part of cement to two parts of sand. The streets and be relaid on @ bed of goed grav: must be well rammed and pud- whole cost. with the exception of the treets and alleys, to be paid for by assess- ment. accordi 0 law. Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the main and lateral sewers, tnctuding sll exca- vations and refilling; aleo, the price per trap aud men-hoie each. The right 15 reserved Washington to reject avy Or ali bids, shonid it hetcomed to the interest ef the Uorporation to 0.80. For further information apply at the office of pe Si arveyor or the Commissioner ef the rd Ward. None but practical mechanics need bid. myll-eoxt’ BIOHABD WALLAOH, Mayor, BOPOBALS FOB ENGHAVINGS OF THE PATENTS FORTHE YEAR 1467. °° Orvick OoncRessionaL PRIXTER, Wabingeon May 8, 1357. i Sesled Proposals will be received at this office onti] BaTUsD. the let of June, 1347, at 12 o'clock, for furnishing one set ot electrotype pages uf the lilastrations of Machinsry, ac.. ac- eport of the Commissioner of lor the yeer 1867, with the nai and ad- dress of the patentee and the character and date of the pateaton each i}ustration: The drawings wil! be furnished on paper to the contractor, who must ‘ange them into pagesin order, ae nearly as is consistent with ort ‘ual befall ejoal tothet farntne! musi aily equal to that furnished Ihe published, Report for 1836, which has been ted asthe standard for the present volume, The plates to be of cost for trans: tion, and snbject tothe ap proves or rejection of the Congressional Printer. ond and eperored Security will be required for the faithful. performance of the contract. dders are required to propose for the work iy the ailustration, with the understanding that, when inore than onegtsure is required toilinstrate an ineention ordegign,(as is sometimes thecase,) the whole number of figures will be estimated and ar Wie made="to. the lowest db War mi ‘to e lowest an best bidderifor the interest of the Go' e re F. d to the execution of the work,” Pantie direction of the Joint Committee on Bidders must procure from the Congressional Pri “drawings of finctrations safticre . to fofm « page, and must accompany their sand requi-ed thence n 60 feet to the Qorporation of or ‘ut! bids with an e€ect ro! eB 60g, F 8 for th * Work, with aa ze ‘inthe esta! Sane any farther § siaoy trae eit Be ht 18 W) tothe anderet; , and wie bi Scee ct eoulorm ith EE S089, 7 aa ivnrEd. waayasa } BhlJalw tae PARTMENT OF AGRIOULTURE. FRAME HO 0866. D* ENT OUe PROPOSALS PROC aa reraaracresae aoe i os SoG Ye aad Wises oy Hitie Reastncst ata tauren Setar foe R il apect end eu are not al rovided. ations cey Re ccorer the office ot t ~~ ot Ira- joaer provemcnty in the becement of the west wive of the Cit Ball he right-is reserved to reject sarent hoi JAMES J CAMPBELL, 0 ‘ard, hi aN m 11-2t {Int @Volombd: BOPOSALS WILL BE 1th of Mey for 6 vn, of ear:b from corner of F rick'’s Church, jo. proposals for 'D, dation for the new ©burch of St Patrick. to Pastor of St. Patrick's Church. ASHINGTON, ey 8 187 la wil} be received at this Department lock June 6. \87, for furnishing e!! the meteriais and performing the the copstraotien of a Brick Building for the use of the Department of Agriculture, to be erected on Keservation No 2, in this city srdimg to plans and specifications that cau seen at the office of the Vommis-ioner of Agriculture. where full information with regard to the proposed building oan be obtained. eaid propevals to be either for th hole butlaing oraecparately for the rk. 0 is not kBown ractionl bail Bidders are requested to e the ahi t time possible in which the burlding is to be completed, the work to be commenced tn three daysefter the Sy of the contract he Department reserves the right to reject or all bids, if it be deemed for the interest of thi Government to do ao. and nv bid will cei ved that does not conform to the require! eof tre pla * and specifications and of this adverttse ment Nipety per cept. of tne amount of work done and mal als farnished, accordin; ice, (said amount to be ascertaine 6 of the Superintendent,) will be paid from time to time as the work proceeds. and ti retained until the completion of th the scoeptance of the work by the Bvery proposal! must be accom) bond of two responsible persons. in the sum of twenty thousand ‘ollars. that the bidder will socept and perform the contract if awaré him. the sufficiency of the security to by the United Statee District Judge, Untied States Piptalot, Attorney, or Clerk of tne United States jeurt. Proposals should be inclosed in a sealed enve- lope, irderved ** Erpee for s Building for the Department of Agri ultnre.”’ aud addressed to the Commissioner of Agricriture my930¢ ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner. BOPOSALS FOB IRON WORK FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE Pe a AR ST -AT THE U_ 8 BOTANICAL GaRDBN, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Sealed Proposals for the above named labor and maceriais are See ted,. and will be op od at . one p.m., on Monday, the 27th instant, at the Architect's Office, st the Oapitol Extension, where plans and apecifications can be seen No propossls will be entertained from not known to be in the business, or who pot goer Fe er facilities for doing this work proper- ay oe onthe J int O ittee on Library. y order of the Joint Committe ibrary. ® CLARK, my 6-6t Architect U.8. Capitol Extension, &. pBororans FOBLAYING WATER-MAINS. Mayor's Orrice Oiry Hari t WashIncton, May 6. 1867 Sealed proposals, t» be endorted om the pave lope,‘ Proposals for laying water-matus.”’ will be received at this office entil neon on FRIDAY, the i7thinatsnt. Bidders will alsespecity on the envelope, and on the face of the bid, whag.di-trict the bid is for, There are three districts, which aro bounded a8 follows, viz DISTBIOT NUMBER ONE includes all that partot the city vorth ef the Chesapeake and Uhio canal and city canal, and west of Seventh street west. DISTBICT NUMBER TWO includes all that part of the city north aud northesst of the canal, and east of the west side of Seventa street west. DISTBIOT NUMBEB THREES inclades all lhat part of the city which ie between the canal and the Potemac and the Eastern Branch. Specifications and forms of proposals can be had by application to the Water Registrar, wod such preposals only will be considered are written upon these regular official forms All branch pipes required to be laid for thesup ply of fire hydrants, which are lafd simelta- neous! ith the main pipes, will be included in te messurement with tne mains, and paid for at the contract price Batiatactory bond and security will be required from the parties with whom the contracts shall be made. BICHABD WALLACH, my 6d Intel. @Columbian.} Mayor. _ BOUPOSALS FOB GBADING TWELFTH P STREET East. Proposals will be received at the Mayor’s office until 12 m., MONDAY, 13th day of May, for gra- Ging 12th street east. from South Uarolfus avenue to id street south. The surplus earth shali be used in mi Bg 12th street east, from the south side of Bou’ rolina avenue to Lincoln Square; also, in making B and C streets south, beiween ith street cast and 13th street east. Bidders will state the price per cubic yard. and but ene price will be paid for either tue catting the ng. whichever measures most; the con- tractor shall carefully level the excavations whero deposited. without any extra cost, "The right is reservea by the Corporation to re- iect any or ail bids. W. A. FLETOSE Gommis-ioner Sixth Ward. T EDWABD OLARK, » ADAM GADDIS, Jr., ap 20-2awtd Assistant Commissioners, N AVY DEPARTMENT, Eurgav or Navigation, May 7. 1967, Sealed Proposals, endorsed ** Proposals for build- ing a Obapel at the Naval Academy, Aunapolis, Maryland, ’ will be received at this ‘othee until i o'clock p. m.. may 28, 1807, at which bonr the bids will be opened, for farnishing all the materiais and werkmanship necessary for the constractio and completion of a Ohapel at the Naval Acade- Iny grounds, Annapolis, Marvland, according to iY nd specifications, whichcan be seen at this daily from9 a.m. antils p. m. Bidders must accompany their off antees that they will, if their bids enter into contract, with good and sat c curity in the full amount of the contract, within ten days from the acceptance of their offer They sre requested to pame the time in which they will engage to complete the buildi og. he Burean reserves the right to reject any or all of the bids at its discretion. THUBNTON A. JENKINS, Chief of Bureaa, DBOPOSALS FOB OATTLE FOR THE WIN- I NEBAGO INDIANS. Sealed Proposuis will be received until 12. 6’clock M_,on the 10TH DAY OF JUNB, 1567, at the Office of the Superintendent of :ndian Affaire for ihe Northern Superiatendency, Omaha Cit: , Ne- braska, for furn ating subsistence to the Winne- bago Indians at their reservation in Nebraska, eighty miles north of Omaha City 1100 pounds cf Beef per day, net 2100 pounds of Flour per d id 1,560 pounds of Salt per month up to the lst day of August, 18:7. Also. from and after the jst day of Ai fe toe ist day of June, 1868, the followi. 5:0 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, a 1,000 bounds of Balt permontn, Ven eand All articles ef subsistence furnished must be of with guar- my 9-€o9t as follows : good «uall' id aubject to inspection and rejec- von by tl nt of the Winnedagoes, The right is reserved to increase or diminish the amount of F ies at the discretion of t intendent of Indian Affairs for the Superintendency- Also, te terminate the contract that may be en- tered into on giving the contractor er contractors six weeke notice. The comtractor will be required to execu a good and snffictent bond in the eum of $10. for the faithful fulfilment of the centract. 7 arty or parties to.whom the award is made must be prepared at once to execute the contract and give the required bond Separate proposale will be received fer each —e of subsistence called for in this advertise- nt. ight is reserved to reject or bids : be offered x — = ‘a must give their names fn full as well as Probossis most bs epdcreed * Proposals for Cat- tlhe for the Winnebago Indians ”’ . B. DENMAN, _myé-31t Superintes dent of Indian Affairs. BOPOSALS FOB CATTLE FOB INDIAR P BVICE,1N LIEU OF PROP! es OF MABOH *T. 18, eee DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, HINGTON, as April 25, Sealed Proposais will be received until 12 0’cloek © first day of UB 1807 sh delivered at this office treo | Nebrasks, for the det enya at Omaha Oty following Stock Cattle tow! : jonx En- 300 bead of Mik Cows forthe Winnebago In- dians. cen if ‘a reservation in Novraska, 00 head of Milk Feservation af the mo: ike. a Gians. occupying a reservation in Da) 100 head of Milk Cows for the Omaha Indians, forthe Santee Sioux In- 1 OCCED! ath ot the Niobrara, Nebras! 300 head of Bik Gove forthe Yancton Occupying a reservation imalebraska, 30 head-of Am la. The must, od quality, American Breed mo ag adhe oee ea amare ea) sf ri calf; will be preferred. *Sfhe Balle must be not lose an three years old. J ALG stock drovers as Tetas Cows Saat i. Cows. a Cows, or half breeds will not be received. inten: Deumsn will have the right any. ‘oral bide that may be offered; also. ‘the right toreject any or eli the cattle if he deems Gott cattle delivered are notof the required