Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. DDD M7 For “AvucTION SALES” &dvertisements see fourth page of to-day’s STAR. ; LOCAL NEWS:* . Reise an Dgorrk oy Divorce.—Jnudge Olin, in the “equity Court, bas madea decree divorcing ‘Charles Mades from the bonds of matrimony with Felixina Mades, The petition in this case sets forth that the petitioner did not become acquainted with the respondent until Jaquar: let, 1°66; that they firet met in Alexandria, that tome; were married on the 4th of March tollowing, by Rev. S. D. Finckel; that the re- spondent gave birth toa fall grown child on the 27th day of June following, three months and twenty-three days after marriage, and only five months after the first acquaintance; that the child was not the truit of any illicit intercourse.om the part of the petitioner; that Ube respondent frandulently concealed her sit- uation from: the petitioner. Judge Olin in this ease filed a written opin ion, in which, after reciting the facts, he sa: “Relief is not songht in this case under the act of Congress applicable to divorces in this Dis- trict. It is asked for under the general powers of a court ef chancery to annuia contract upon the ground of fraud. The contract of mar- Tiage, though & civil contract, is of so great solemnity and imporéance that courts ofequity have seidom set it aside on the ground of fraud. After a somewhat careful examination of adjudged cases, 1 cannot doubt but that this court has the power, independent of the act of Congress, to annul and eet aside the marriage contract, when obtained by fraud. But the fraud must not be of a slight or trivial charac- ter which will warrant tilis court to annul it. in this case the fraud fs of sach a character as every right man would revolt from with de- testation and abhorrenee; and 1 have no hesitancy in decreeing that the marriage eon- tract in this case be ammaulled and set aside.” The decree closes: It is decreed that the marrisge hereiofore set up and pretended by the respondent with the petitioner, was pro- sores by. ber in fraud, and was contracted by and made by and under the fraudulent con- trivance of the Yespondent, and the Court ‘doth adjudge and decree that the said mar- Tiage be and the same is hereby annulled and set aside. and declared null and void.” The testimony was taken before Commis- sioner J, J. Johnson, when the witnesses were examined, one of whom testified to going ‘with the respondent to Perryville, Ohio, where the child, which lived five weeks, was born; ‘another to the birth ot the child at that place, end the admissions of the respondent, that the petitioner was not the father of it, andthe third to the time and circumstances of the pettioner’s acquaintance witn the respondent. Joseph H. Bradley, Jr., Esq., appeared for ‘the petitioner. There was no appearance for ‘the respondent. ee GoInG TO AQUIA CRERK TO MEND A WATER Pipe —it is s.id that several married gentie- men who wert ona ‘Moonlight Excursion” the other p.gbt to Aquia Creek, are in trouble with their better halves, mm consequence of having put forward bozus business e: cies as necuaitatal their abcence x on that night. An esteemed ci fzen, (0 Carries on plumbing and gas-fitting, represented to his cera sposa that the bursting of a water- P'pe in one of the Department buildings would make it necessary for him to be absent ali Dight. She guilelessly believed the tale, and ‘wept on her single pillow over the hardships of the plumbing business, that tore the fond busband trom his household gods at the dead hour ef night; and when the breakiast hour came. and no husband, she thought the break an that water-pipe must have been an exten- sive one, and when his plice was vacant at the dinner taple, she yet had faith, and be- lieved that the pipe had burst again: but when he made his appearance very late in the even- ing, with a sunburnt face, a smashed up hat, and the marks of greem grass on the seat of his linen pants, she shrewdly put that and thst together, and come to the conclus‘on that he had been to the prize figpt. As he had heen a good boy preyiously. h@ was forgiven for “just once.” Alderman MeMullin. of Philadeiphia, re- geree at the «« milf,” who 80 earnestly requested the members of the press not to mention his presence, must be excessively disgusted to find dis name, coupled with his civic title, figuring an the prize-fight report of every paper in the country. A Baltimore councilman, who got leave of absence from his spouse, (a lady of much force of cbaracter,) on pretence of having te come to Washington to see some Coast Survey plans the improvement of the Baltimore basin, and whose name unfortunately got into the papers, has not yet dared to return to his do- mestic circle, itis said, but 1s waiting in Wash- ington util a pardon can be negotiatad. Several delinquent husbands haye man- “aged te cover their tracks thus far; but the suspicions of some of them have been aroused by mutterings of their liege lords in their dreams about ‘first knock-down,” «first blood,” “ ten to five on Collyer.” ‘a stingeron the snoot,” “manleys,” rs,” +‘ fouls,” sand “rib-crackers ” Husbands when they go to prize fights had better have a fair preliminary understanding with the wives of their bosoms. —_e—_—_. Tue River FrontT—Carter’s Wharf.—Satled— Scar. L. H. Hopkins, to Georgetown for Cam- berland coal, foran Eastern port. Arrived— Sehr. Geo. Washington, Capt. Mitchell, trom Norfolk, with lumber for Mohua & Son. Riley's Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. Belle Con- way, Skinner, from Norfolk, with 67,000 feet of North Carolina lumber for Alex. Jackson: schr. Chiet, Lewis, for repairs; schr. Harvest, Butler, wood from Matthias Point, for John- son. Sailed—Schr. W. L. Hern, Sheiton. for Philadelphia, with bones; schr. Kora, Yates, diately repa-red. 1s for sale. Fowler's Wharf. chr. Jos. Baxter, (which ‘tas been aground in the stream,) hauied in, and commenced discharging ber cargo of ice for the Washington and Georgetown Ice Com- pady, from Richmond, Me. Steamboot Wharf.—The Wawassett left at 10 & Mm. with a large number of visitors for Mt. ‘Vernon. Sizth-street Wharf. — Arrived — Propeller Rucker. with stores for Government. Schr. Sarab Louisa, loading with scrap and bar iron for Philadeipbia. National Boat Club.—This ciub has estab- lished its headquarters at Watts’ “Cottaze,” near the 6th street wharf, in frontot which a beautiful yacht is aachored, and several Sail- ing boats, and it is proposed soon to commence ‘“:pleasuring.” ye — ee ecifme Ice Trapz—The Washington and ‘Georgetown Ice Company are now engaged in working off the supply purchased frem the Great Fails Company, and expect soon to commence supplying Boston ice to their cus- tomers. The company has @ capital of $70,000 dnvested, and their expenses, not including the purchase of tce, are about $60,000 per an- num. fhis year, with the amount paid the Great Falls Company, they will expend here im thé District about $100,000. The Company employs nearly sixty bands, runstwenty-two ‘wagons, and works about seventy horses. Be- side the ice trade a business is done in wood ‘and coai and general wharfage, Penge ‘wharves and are the agents of the st0n packets. ——_ IMPROVEMENTS ON THE EasTERN BrAncu. Mr. Wm. Guinand 1s now engaged in making some extensive improvements in wharfage facilities pear the mouth of the canal, toot of 3d strect east, on the Easter Branch, om the eite of the wharf formerly owned by Grimtn Coombs, deceased—Mr. J. R. Deeter being the contractor. There hasbeen an extensive stone ‘wall put up, and the wharf proper has afront of 110 by 200 feet in length. to deep water,and Mr. G. contemplates by dredging to the depth of 20 feet, to make this the best wharf south of New York, and has the idea that if the trade of the Ohesapeake and Obio Canal can be brought through the City Ganal, that this ‘will be the principal shipping depot for that A PLEASANT A¥PYAIR.—By invitation of Harvey & Uo., 289 Pennsylvania avenne, (of steamed oyster fame,) a full representation of* the city press was present at the above-named establishment last night, to sample the ice ‘cream, water ices. Roman punch, &c., manu. factured by H. & Co. the celebrated tone) ge style. The ices and creams we can testify were excellent; the Roman punch ‘we did not taste, as we never do such uinga ‘Dut those who did aver that it was superb. Harvey & Co, propose to into the D- ata of Heony le pbieiare mee and 1, ‘and from their admirable quality they cannot il to be in great demand. —e—__- Noox Lock Orarw.—A few days since, 4 & uity Court, in the case of Wm Gun- bee Aes of the Bank of Wasning- it. Joseph Nock, an order was made for ction to restrain the Jatter from receiving ati the claim és 28 5 £ wo. eg O ct 8 4g i: Bs 5 + Made @ contract with Amos Kendail, Postuhaet General, to supply mi the nent with fuinir contract he from th) Meee, Aes ee suit was browght py ure . E. Swann for petition: pi! My Licut Braap.—This me Mr. Truss heime, baker, was arrested by officer orto Bint Were. charged with offering ligh, Tor ais agen, wader Solent, ; ! Feulkne: ri ere Srreseee by Omeer Hill, of the bim locks, but unable te. con. OnxTzr MARKET, TO-Dar.—Beef, best cuts, 1e,, 3¢c.; Next, 26e.; Balt-Beef, 15a200.; Dried Eka geed Hy eh 25ey TD By + je; breasts, 180s BhGulMetey Ise,” Bader 306 cae, Par pte, gongs urbe, abe. , . Green Corn, - Ap Apples, dried, 75e. ‘Looks, bi, Se. | Lege tal 40c: Kale, 19a90¢. ‘Temips, 3c. RK, dried, per qrt, 15 ets. Beans, butter, 20c.; white, 12al5¢.; dried cherries, qt., 5c. Rad- ishes, per bunch., 2adc. Beets, per pk., 4c, Onions, 50¢.; Okra, 30¢.; Parsnips, 20a25c. Peas, t., 10c. QOarrote, bunch, 5c. Rhubarb, 6c. ish-Rock, large, each, $2.50; small. bunch. 40c.; Perch, 50 cents; Herring, per doz., 15820 cents; Shad, pair: 50 cents to 75; Halibut 25 cents Ib. Rye, per bus,, $1.50a$1.80. Corn Meal. perbus, $1.20a81.25. Shipstuff,80c. Brownstuff.75c_mid- ding, 90¢. Shorts, 60c. Corn, shelled, #125, in ear, Dbl. 85.50a87. Oats, bu., 9c, Hay, cwt.,82.25 a€2.49. Straw, 81 80a1.95. Uelery, pr bunch, lc. Kront, per quart, 8c. Cab! head, 10al5c. Hominy, quart, 10 cents, ettuce, 1al0 cents. Potatoes, 40¢. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, $1. Small Birds, per doz. $1.26, Small Ducas, 75c.a%1. Cranberries, 30c, Green peas, 30a35c. pk. Strawberries, qt., 10a%c. Bermuda po- jatoes, pk.. $1.15. Asparagus, 10a20c. bb. Tomatoes. 20a50 per do7.; Pineapples, 15a35c. each. Cherries, qt., 12a20: ooseberries, qt., Mow@ymelines, per doz., $1; Snap Beans, per pk. 6c. The market was largely attended to-day by dealers and buyers, and the country deilers were largely represented, and the products of the nearer farms and gardens compared favor- ably with the products of the distant farms North and South. —»___ OrrHans’ Court—Judge Wylie.—To-day, the will of the late Emma Francie Coyle was filed and partialy proven. After the pay- ment of her just debts, she beqneathes the bal- ance of her property to her sisters Mary El- nera ard Laura Virginia Coyle, who she nominates as executors, The last named filed @, unupciation. s will of the Iste Simon Flynn was filed and yd He bequeaths his estate to his wife. Mary Flynn, who he nominates as executor, with full power to lease or sell for the benefit of the children. The will of the late Lewis Parker, bequeath- ing his Giste to his wife, and at her death to the children of his daughter, at Oulpepper, Va..and nominating Rev. W. E. Walker. of Eew Jersey, was filed and partially proven “Bhe will of the late Clinton M. Sears was filed, fully proven, and admitted to probate, and.Jetters testamentary were issued to Wm Leslie Sears; bond $6,000. He bequeathes the stock and fixtures of his store to his brother above-named, in trust, the proceeds to be divided, one-haif to the brother, and the re- mainder between bis wife and mother. His real estate is left to his wife and sister as tenants in common i Ellen Sweeny was appointed guardian to the orphans of Barnard Parrel!; bond $500. The following accounts were approved and | passed; Ist and final of administrations W. A., | of Basil Patterson and account ot personal es- tate of same; Istof administratrix of J. P. | Laylor: 2d and supplimental account of Far- est ({ueen, executor of the will of Sarah F ! Hughes and balanceand distribution of same. > i THE SuRRATT Case WITNESSES—The Chas. | Selby Letler—Mrs. Dr. Benson (formerly Mrs. } Mary Hudspeth) bas arrived in this city from | Capada to testify m the Surratt case. She. il! be remembered as the witness who testi- led on the assassination trial in regard to 4inding a ietterina New Yorkstreet car signed ++ Charles Selby.” The letter was addressed «« Dear Louis,” and goes on to say: «+ The ume bas at last come that we have all so wished for, and upon you everything depends. As it ‘was decided before you left, we were to cust lo.s. Accordingly we did so, and you are to be the Charlotte Corday of the nineteenth cen- tury. When-you remember the fearful; sciemn vow that was taken by us you, will feel there| is no drawback. Abe must die and now. You can choose your weapons. Thecup, theknife.: the bullet, The cup tailed us once, and might again, &c.” Na Mrs. Hudspeth testifies to finding this letter in Noyember, 1863, and describes the person: who dropped it mm the street cars as & young; oy | Wearing false whiskers, and whose deli-| hands indicated that he Jead a lite of leisure. Mrs. Hudspeth took the letter to General Scott, and it was forwarded, through General Dix, to President Lincoin, who seemed to attach little importance to it, and threw it in his desk. It is probable that Government will bring forward this testimony to show that the assassination of Mr. Lincoin’ had long been premeditated, and was net the result of asud- den change of purpose by Booth om the very day tbat it took place. eg tt Royal ARoH MaSonny.—Last evening the epee @hbapter of Royal Arch Masons, formed i ce the District was a few weeks ago made a separate jurisdiction, was instituted in Ma- son.c Hall, under the name of Eureka Uhap- ter, No.4, R A M., and the following officers were installed: Chauncey Smith, M. FE. H. P.; Anthony Buchly, E. K; E. B. MacGrotty, E.S.; 8. J. Thomson, secretary; W. H. Goods, treasurer; John D. Bartlett, ©. Host; W.h. Jobneon, P. W. O. Myers, R. A. O.; L. Gassenkeimer, G. M. 3d V.- H. T. Munson, G. M. 2d V.: Will A. Short, G. M. Ist V.; L. Stoddart, janitor. The ‘officers and ‘members of this Chapter are well up in the Masonic work, and from the character of those who have been actiye in organizing the Cnapter, there is no doubt but it will be soon one of the most premising Ubapters in the jurisdiction. ——_—___ THE SOHUETZEN-FEST.—Last evening, the committee of arracgements of the German Terget Association (Schuetzen Corps) held a meeting at Stosch and Kessels, at which they made the necessary arrangements for the grand shooting festival and prepared a programme, it was determined that the feste should com- mence on Monday, August 5th,and continue until the Friday night following; thaton Mon- day morning there would be a grand proces- sion of tbe association and invited guests. There will be a iong list of prizes, some very ‘vaipable,and it is expected that in the numbe! of invited guests. (invitations are to be sent t the Schuetzen throughout the country,) the extensiyeness of the arrangements for musia, decorations, flags, &c., willeciipse that of last year. i gt Brps OPENED.—At neon to-da: sioner Campbell, opened at’ the Mayor's Oft- Bice, Vity Hall, bids for grading and paving 1 street north, between Sth and 6th streets wast, similar to F street as. follows: P. Crowley, $1.493¢ per yard, for paving; 30 cents per yard jor grading and 56 cents per foot for gutter stone. John E. Eschbach, £1.25 for song. Commis- 25 cents for grading, 35 cents for gutter stone. The contract was awarded to the latter. It tad @ matter of remark that but two bids were 2 = { THE TwkLrrH Invantey, U.S. A., p: up the &venue this morning to be rey. near the President’s House. The regimeat made an excélient appearance, and was’at- eompanied by its fine band. | VIoLatTine Sumpay Law.—Michael Movak- thy was arrested yesterday Qn officer of the First Ward, charged with violating the Sunday law. Justice Harper fned ize @26. | Fast Drivine.—Frederick Bender was ar- Tested panies peu en Officer Hill, eharged with tast driving, ‘Was fined 320 by Justice Walter. poet eee oe | THERE WAS A REPORT in general circulation this morning that Barney Aaron had died in Paltingye, It quite certainly had no founda- jon. Oa Waetzr Onary! —This is the last night of the pcowberry fe-tival by the ladies of the church, im the lecture room. ——_— ta WaSHINGTONIANS IN Pabis.—J. M. Broad- head, J.M. Smith, and N. 0. Towle, of ‘this city, were im Pais about the 3ist ult. | ioepetrie deretons ' ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of Samstag’s ale vaults, for eale On account of change of business. | DIED. | BURLEY. On the 13th instant, after proti fo ilinces ELIZABETH RAVEN clsst decehies ot Thos. R. and Ma urley. | relations are rospectfull 5: from her pike Sinerat | ate’ rds 7 ats ia venue ang Igth gt., ‘OPHAM. On Fi vening, June 14; 1877, half vise six geiecks ROBOT “inka Py Ry James $: and Ann M,. 0] e a and 19.da; ne 12 3 he raat neleed to attend ‘the fanerat " f the ta; No, 180 F, re ol paren’ Lbept farther. pote on Sunday Toth ..at thredo*oléck. D. On Friday Jute 14, 1857, at 8 o'clock a. iy is aes o'clock a. ive, & ten 8 0! invi | fen pham, aged of the family, are Amonth: fs he rth street, noon, the are jre- inte cra 2 EA H Cy we dea’ father ot rns yal - fhen, itis J eho am bores ¢ 1, i? s PROPORALS. PFePosats FOR 8LATE. PROPOSALS. _ ROPORALS FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWER HE WEsT FOR SALE AND RENT. CITY ITEMS. R SALE AND RENT. _ FourTsn new and stylish patterns of sits IN 1 8TKEET NOBTH. FROM Pe ae Pant ry -day at A. Sages & = 3 ~ SE = E 4 STRE VES Treasvey DyraRt¥ENT, Cos, 517 sth rect, adjoining Nationsy Bua? Fk, RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSH, THe EAST BIDE. OF LOURTEENTA Offer of Supervising Architect, rane 2 oh { woth gas. Ant water, Apply to BERNARD STRE o8T. Proposals will be received at this office until of the Republic. HAYES, cor. 4th and H streets. Je 18:3 Propocals will Ue teetTyed at the Mayor's omice, | JERE M,A850, 12 IC aish{nn sed. dolivering 20 » Wonsina Nrare ron 36_Uost, Veet | YO RENT—HOUSE 976 Bat ton rooms; watet Git Wall, wutii iz o'clock ML. on FRIDAY, June | twenty geven hundred (Oa Stiter ie taebee wide and Pants—at Henwing’s One Price Clothing | ,1) #i@gas;mewlypapered. Inquire at St.Ghartes | the +t 187, for constructing a Barrel Sewer two | [wGab), sehen buedied (270) Slates, 18 inches wit Store, on the corner of 7th street and Mary: | Hotel. Je 15 Hrcpraadionen te diantefer ou the inside, with nine | morethan fe inch in thickness, at lemst one face to land avenue. : GUSE TO RENT—No. 276 Batrect west, 10 | Wg eamh: WH Estrect north, trom the west sidv of, | Ee fupooth apd trac, the edgceaawed.. It must be of OR EPR E! Tooms| water ond. gee, house newly paperod. | teenth street west. wiih such traps, Interais, and | S2iform dar! Ne . ‘Tux “Knobby” Walking Coat, all sizes, and uire at Ste Chanies Hotel. POU AG | manboles as the Sortesor er et slate now on the uilding, and in every shoice 6f four colors, Biatk, Blue, Dablia, and DB, made of Freneh Tricoa, thoroughly sponged, at A. Sake & Uo.’s, 517 7th street. pee JEWRLEY.—Bog Wood Setis, Amber Setts, new sty lég, recelved'this morning at Prigs’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. A38 Pennsyl- (OR RENT—Sécond and third STORY of house No. 532 19th street, near Pa. avenue, cuitable Thousckeeping. Terme moderate. Apply next oor, at Pawn Broker's Office. Je 15-3t* : F OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE the corner of 24th and reets, containing 9 rooms, with Inrge yard aad stable. ply st the corner of 50th and K sts. Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the main sewer and laterals, and per piece for the man- holes, and traps; and to be paid for by au assess ext on the property bordering on the sewer, ex- that of the General Government, which is pro vided for by act of Congress of February 23, 1857 No Lid willbe received from otbers than practi cal bricklayers, and the right is reserved to reject J. VONDERLEHR, respeet be as good ae the © jate on hand, aeample of which may be seen at the office ofthe ‘Treasury ox tension, corner of Fifteenth street and Penasylva- Ri cnVe : The whole of the late to be, be delivered on. oF fore the first of Uc! r next. Fropesas to be accomparlicd preampier of Slate, and to be endorsed zreeae or MULLETT, For terms ap; jels-it™ Vania Avenue, near 4% etreet. tins ea ah eas nee any er ail bids je 14+ hitect. i; teal ESR EALRSIEN BOCK, FIXTURES, AND 15 c03t Commissioner Second Ward. ie i ALS _ wn ae: gulp at National Cigar Divanccorner Band | $4\bcnmpivania avenue is Yor nals at very teqs- | PEGHOBALS FOR GRADING AND EAs Commissary of Subgtanones, ationa t i i ‘ je 15-3t* ae ahW A . RIGHT q 5 Subst . mth streets, and 303% E street, between | Uw toms. Inquire atthe premises., je 1o-3t WEST. FROM THE NORTH SIDE UP letra eds D.C., Jane Moye sa is, in duplicate, are inv! un une 35, 1$i7 ac 12 My for furmishi Washington. Ninch and Tenth streets. All others are imi- talons, The trade has not, nor will it be, sup- YLY FOE RENT The trostory BRICK DWELLING No. 115 Gay street retown. For terms PENN Ge FEA BAUR TO TRE ROUTE SIDE NGLISH. Sealed Fro: TUESDAY, OFF ORTH. apply toCHAS. 8. E 0. 138 Bridge st., Pri is wid] be received at the Mayor's Office, | the Subsistence Department with all the CORN Plled. peg ey scofretown. Je 15-e04t* Bo Wai juntilazo'clock M. on FRIDAY, the 21 MEAL that may bat required from the ist of July, Yn OR RENT— est i. d WOO AN day of une in jor grading and paving the car 1857, until the 3ist o vember, A Doves wins Hues Parag Pattontss oly COAL, FARD Fonativatrect betweon Miseruet ‘way of Kighth street west, from the north | The Meal to be delivered at the Subsistence side of Pennsylvania ave:iue to the south side of F street-north, with stone similar to that used in F street north; the stone not to be ever eight or less than five inches in diameter, and seven inches in ith; to be laid on a bed of gravel not less than eight inches deep, covered with at least four inches ot sharp sand before paving, and to be well ramined with @ ninety-pound ranumer three times, and well watered before the last ramming; the surplus earth to be deposited in such. peignboring streets or placesias the Ward Courmissioner may direct. and thecontrector will be required to leave a surface those who sell eheaps. Buy niehing Goods at Franc’e, 494 7th street, be- tween D and £, three doors above Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. Gray's Collars, 18c. box; Gold- smith, Byron and Garotte, {8c. box; Lmitation Linen Goldemith, Byron and Garotte, 18¢. lesa And all cther goods cheap in Propors ion. A avenue and canal. Inquire-of ‘ n“DAYID. HEPBURN, Canal Commissioner, Storehouses, in the Monument Lot, and Sixth- street Wharf, or at the Baltimore and Ohio Baal- road Depot, at such times and in such quantitice as the Government may direct, after fve days’ notice, The Corn Meal to be delivered in good, sound fiour barrels, each eearey ey | one hundred and nincty six (286) pounds; to be fresh ground aud of ood, merchantible quality,and will be inspected before itis received, || Payments will be made in such funds as the Gov- ernment may furnish for disbursements. ig 13 Iding; Ist floor suitable for ps. Possession given immediat OUPER & LATI EI re _de 15-3 TORE FOR RENT.—A good STORE for rent. on the corner of Getreet north and 3d street west, on moderate terms, Apply to OOO WM, Le BRAMHALL, Trustee, aegis Quick SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.—Good White Shirts, $125a81.50; A. No. 1 Fine White Shir .50a83; Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 {two hnadred feet in length for the full width of Bids must be addressed to the undersigned, at neni merits Undershirts, $i;_Fine Lisle je 15-2 222 F street, near Mth street. t yer hae ty for, imepeotion, utc BAL be Seige epee Thread Undershirts, $1.50; Good Cotton Half Fo SALE.A FARM suitable for a counf Patri nek ay sia rd ah at geal aie andl Major and C.§., U.S. Army. Hose, 10, 15,20, and 25 cents per pair; Best Residence, situated two and a-half miles above Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At n Bridge and. Leesburg, near Langley | ing gutter-ntoneat nut less than tieeieetin length | P2ROPOSALS FOR FUEL. ‘i y Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 4 7th at., | It contains 19% acres: has agood comfortable Dwell | and twelve inches in width, replacing or relay in ~~ Cherx's Ovvice, between D and E, three doors above Odd Fi ing Monee, Bs hexane siner on tballlings. Yomng such flag tootways across or in the line of said pa Hovsr oF REPRESENTATIVES, lowe’ Hall. 1 aig s f- Lapres—to save your money we can re- commend you to the célebrated Hoop-skirt, Corset, and Shoulder Braces manufactory of Obre. Baum, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7thstreets. Corset Steels at 5 cents a of said street asthe ward commissioners may di- rect, flagging to be not less than sixteen inches in width -tourinches thick, and in pieces not jess than four feet long, closely jointed. The work to be done te the entire satisfaction of both ward and assistant commissioners, and to be paid for by assessment on the property. bomen thereon. All old materials to be the property of the Corpo- une 1, { Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofhcé until 12 o’clock M.. of FRIDAY, the Sth of July, 1s07, for supplying Fuel for the use of the House Representatives of the United States, as follows, to~ wit: 800 tons (2.240 Ibs.) best quality No. 1, or large cultivation, and ap excellent spring near the house. Price, $2,700, Apply to JAMES WALKER, on the premises. ‘je att FoRRE —On lth street north, between Q and i streets west, three two story HOUSES. with back buildings; will be ready for occupation July Ww tale wilt Be D.C,d i i chr ns Egg Coal, Baitimore Company's, or of a quadity pair; Trail Shirts, at $1. tf Ist. Front buildings are 20 by’32; have halls and ETAT eae fo Da depeetted Ze gust lncality as the son thereto, to be thoroughly screened and free ((itiwinsic Panec. NoveL only does Sozodont | MATHIe mantles, Back buildings ares by 25. One | Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for gra- | emai 130 cerds best Baker’s seasoned Pine Wood. 70 cords best seasoned Hickory. £0 cords best seasoned Oak. cords of the Hickory to be sawed in three ;ali the rest of the wood to be suwed in twe ding. per square yard tor paving, imciuding the @ravel and sind required, and per square toot for flagging and gutter stone, and per square foot for reluying old flag footway. of the houses is partially furnished. Piano, ifde- sired. Inquiré at cornetiof N and 13th sts. je 15-6t* Fo SALE—The STOCK FIXTURES and GOOD impart the whiteness of the purest porcelain to the teeth, but its pelish, too. They glisten, afier being brushed with it, like the inner sur- face of an ocean shell, and the effect of this | WILL ofa first-class Grocery Store. Good ren- | ,,N2 bid will De received from others than prac oo : peerless dentifrice is to render the enamel as | «oxic given for gelling. Apply at the corner of fth | tics! pavers, and the right is reserved to reyvct aus io be delivered, in the yaults of the Capitol, hard and indestructible as adamant. eo and L streetsy ata Ward je 14-3" ere G. T. GARNER, under the direction of the Chief Engineor, within Commissioner Third Ward. pPrercests FOR GRADING THE CAKRIAGEWAY OF 4 E STREET WEST, FROM THE NORTHS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE c T SOUTH SIDE OF 4 Proposals will be received at the Mayor’s Office, City Hall, until TZ o'clock m. on FRIDAY, the two months after date of contract No bids will be considered from B apie not per sonally known, unless accompanied with satistao- tory references; and segs d will be required for the faithful formance of the contract, 43 EDWARD McPHERSON, je3td Clerk House of Representatives, U. 8. Pporosars FOR STATIONERY. SCR RENT—At 2s por month, a two-story FRAME HOUSE, containing four rooms. G attached. Corner of 20th street and New Yo Call at house, from 6 to7 p.m. jel4-2t™ T° LET—HOUSE of fifteen rooms, furnished foya boarding house, with modern improye- penis: hear the City Hall, Alay. one of ten rooms, furnished. D LLS & CO 2 gee White Duck Suits. Brown Linen Suits, | Alpaca Coats and Dasters, and a large variety | of linen goods in general, at prices to suit || everybody, at Hable & Co.’s, 468 Pennsylvania | avenue, under U. S. Hotel. eo ee HABLE & Co., No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue, | de: ; fe : day of June inst., forgrading and paving the car — ander U.S. Hotel, offer a large stock of White || _J¢ 14 ot corner La. avenue and uth street; ff rinceway of. Thirteenth trect, west, irom ‘the Treastry Department. June 1, 1867. Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Neckties, and || ENT— f fe - f north side of Penney tyne avenue cH the Bue Peet PrOpOnNE ape Beations re wiitbe recov various selections of Gent.’s Furnishing Goods, one elegantly fur- 4 side of ¥ street north. with stone similar that | at this Department until the J . at reduced picioes ‘Gall early and pee bar- ern improvements; | used in F street north; the stone not to be ove 1867. at 12 o'clock M.. The Department reseryvos i ‘ eo al more expensive HOUSES. | cight or less than five inches in diameter, and se itself the right to order the papers in Clase 1, flat or gains. Oe es “STARR & METCALF, inches in depth, to be daid on a bed of gravel not | folded, or plain or faiut-lined, to any required pat ly THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE of any one| (Plant's Building,) less than eight inches deep, covered with at le: tern je 14-tt Corner New York ay. and 1éth'st. {} fou Deliveries of all articles in the several classes inches of sharp sand be suffering from Bronchitis, Cousu ion. Asth- | <AN cKS } well rammod with « ninety- mustcpmply with the specificatipns, which, with ma. or any Pulmonary Affecuo#, we wopld || AND BANKS | times. and well watered be t Hank forms for Liading, will be furnished io bid- fer them t fa e’s Expectorant, which |} *- ‘ + oC $ surpl arth to be deposited in such net ders. _ i rill in all coaas wind spent taniee ave ia] In the city. for sateat low MeO eE DING LOTS. if ing ‘streets or places ae the Ward, Commi All delivertes will he subject to inspection by am most a speedy cure. Sold by ail Druggists. | BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, NB. Rhy Sirens aie Vig Go crectar we Ne the Treaaury, and tie delivesy of ang ipfesior arti- wine. : E the dithof the stree sed for iuspection, | cle shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the For Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged || — je1t-0t* No.4 M ) |] sioner without expense t ontractor. Deliveries must be free of charge at the Troasury Jomte, Warts, Moles. yascular Exerescences,|| py on SALE CHEAP FOR CARH—A two-story | ~ Bidders will also collate Jor furnishing and | Departwent, Wasbirgton, Bach proposal must be &e.. consult Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424, Penn i] FOAM pw rine No See D oh ueuthe laying gutter stone. not less than three feet’ in | Sghed by the individual or firm making it, and be avenue. between 4% and 6th sts. Office hoare!| petween North Capitel and Ist street east, with 3] length and, twelve inches in width, replacing or | accompanied by a ‘satisfactory nr oo that the from 8a.m.to5p.m.,and6toS p.m. j : ? a} Te ing such flag footways across Orin the line of | bidder will execute a contract. with good and suili- P. |] large rooms and kitchen, dyy cellar and. stable.) Cupar of said street as the Ward Cominissionrr | cient bonds, if bis bid be accepted. “To THN LADIES OF Ime CITT S CITY AND Gyonae.|| With cood water atthe door, Lot42 feet front. by] may direct; Hagging to be not less than pixteen ‘Phe failure to comply with any one-onder, and r OE Ree teh eae 1 5]] 15 feet deep, with wey. side and rear, and tahze ff inches in width. four iuches thick, and in pigets | the contract to operate as the forfeiture of the eit- TowN.—Do you wish to gaye money? Go to} den of various kinds of Vegetables, with side nr fect long. « Jointed. The | Hire. penalty of the beng, or the Secretary gf # Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment. He sells} scedlyoe vi rageced eas br ‘a > to the entire satisfaction. ef both | Treasury may direct the purchase in open market cheaper than any other house, Tily H ne soreninang ST oiiaetote keke ate ri Assistant Com ssionersy aun to Ue fd GEER canettes oh ay ar tae ee eens zm ‘ séling. the owner wishes to leave the city. Apply] for by assessment onthe property bordering there y supply the defieie by h "7 Just REcEIvVED—Three hundred bo: a 7 i to lu on, except thatol the General Goverument, which and charge t the contractors fifty per centum of Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fliveen| o ts caneeD RESTAURANT ais is provided for by act, of Congress of February 23. | the price which it shall be found necessary to pay Hows? to st ewer | A five antl pb leaaedl Braud seit All old material to be the property of the Corps- | _ Proposals unaccompanied by satistéetory guar- .H. A or er information j cheap for 397 Pa. ave., bet. 4}. and bth sts. OR RENT—Two fine ROOMS, No. 333 E near 12th, Inquire on the premises. They antees Will not be cousidered, and contracts will be awarded only to established manufacturers of or demers in the articles. i The Department reserves the right to accept bids ration, and to be deposite: Ward Commissioner may : . Bidders will state the price per cubic yard: for grading, per square yard for paving. including the 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. j ny each locality as the —— hs Just RecelveD this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at,| 23) ventilated and very desirable room: ret nd sand required, and per square foot for | for individual items in Classes 1 and 2, or to rejeet She (Great Coniral =O loming -Moust 460 7th | sions Haweive and gutter stone, and per square foot for | #hy; tro will be regufred to conform their bids to Street opposile:thie Host: Omics, | FOR EENI The WALLACH HO No bid will be received from ‘others than prac- | the speciiications furmished, avd failure to do 60 Pour Cors, Durillons et Ongles rentre: TAURANT, sitnated on llth street. near Pa. will cause the rejection of any bic tici | pavers, and the right is reserved to reject any or all bids. J. VONDERLEHR. je W-e02t Commissioner Second Ward. _ KOPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVI Bids which contain items at prices less than the fair cost of ¢e poe — be deemed fraudulent t sidered. and willed Pe cane OCH McCULLOCH, avente Apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. 3-t dans Ja chair, consulter le Docteur White, ie etabli depuis 156!1—a son office No. 424 Penn- sylvania avenue, entre la | Re ATRY, NEWLY FURNISHED AND. quatrieme et la ommunicating ROOMS, suitable for club SEY i EY Sixi | ¢ aking MS, euits fHE C2 IAGE WAY ON SEVENTH > 1-30t Secretary of the Treasury. Sixieme rue. tf |] gentlemen or cent n and Wife, 30 and #9 dollars, Mites Wi T, FROM THE SOUTH SIDE SROPOEAIS FOR STATIONERY No Burrer InvEstMunT can be made than! | ji" yyep7t) No. 232 G@ street, between, With, ax OF E STREET NORTH TO "THE BOUN- | PEOPOS! ee ; sa the Great Gentral Uletning House, 400 Seventh yOUSE FOR SALE.—A neat FRAME DWEL. Proposals will be spanals Tor Blationahy wil he Faget’ received at the Mayor’s Office, Yelock m.on THURSDAY,t ING, No. 230 9th street west, between N ia apd } City Hall, untili2 n good order, with A Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be regi street, opposite the Post Office, a | | Gynt, mort sever tome: in good order. with || 2oth of June inst, for grading and paving the earri- | Hyer 1s Block an nen DAE SS mF alley front and back. Neighborhood desirable. a age Way of 2th strect west, from the south side o: Ae on i Go ap Sux those fifteen dollar suits, rey | fapidly improving, $408 of the purchase money | Testrect) i Deliveries of all articles in the several classes L street north to the Boundary, with stone similar to that used on F street north, the stone not to be over eight or less than five inches in diameter, and seven inches in depth, to be laid on a be not less than eight inches in depth, coverc least four inches of sharp sand before paving, and to be well rammed three times with a ninety-pound rammer, and well watered before the last ramming; the surplus earth to be deposited in suc h neiz ing streets or places as the Ward Comunis y direct; r wil leave a surface of two hundred fect in lez full width of the street exposed for inspect which will be well puddied by the ¥ must comply with the specifications, which, with Lennes forms for bidding, will be furnished to idders. aint ‘All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection, and the delivery of any Inferior article will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract. Address, ‘Department of State.’? je 7-tiyl [é) PAVERS. Sealed Proposals will be received until M., the 17TH INSTANT. to do all the repaving which the undersigned may require to be done on Water street. upon a bed of suitable sand, of a depth not céiyed this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. PrEnwiks can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. BOARDING. | FreeNisuEp ROOMS OR BOARD ny at No. 393 Maryland avenue, be can remain on a lease for ninety years, Apgly within, or at No. 323 sth st. west. jel3-3t Fok SALE-A convenient one-story HOUSE, with five rooms, well adapted for a small bnai- ness, in one of the most business parts of the city. Also. a two-story HOUSE, with six rooms, on 5th between E and F south, very cheap. Inquire 6 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 7th s north. je 13-8t* {OR SALE— 10 LUTS on U street, bet. 12th and 13th. SLOTS on 12th, bet. T and TU. d the contractor will be be had and 3 ees, ili; very de; jo in summer, 10 LOTS on T. bet 12th and 13th. sioner without expence to the contractor. jess than eight inches, with the privilege of using Relorenee gi rn wie mate 2 NEW FRAME HOUSES. 6 rooms cach, | Bidders will also estimate for furnishing aud | such of the stone now in the street that we may = a pe Spore with passnge, winding stairs, on Ith, between T | Javing gutter stone, not less than three feet approve of. The proposals to stute the price per ERSONS WISHI O OBTAIN COUNTRY | and U streets. Possession immediately. length and twelve inches in width, replacing or r square yard, and the workmanship to be of the best BOARD can be acconunodated at Mrs. HOL! | “Terms casy. E, A. MARSHALL, laying such flag foot "ross or im thr line of | kind, and be addressed to the subscribers, and de~ MEAD’S, 14th street, uorth of Columbian Coilege. 351 Eleventh street, said part of said street » Ward Commissioner | livered to the Clerk of the Corporation of George- Je 14-2t" : ae je 13-3t" before 9 and after 4. may direct; flagging to be not less than town, D.C JOSEPH b SIMMS HILADELPHIA BOARDING HOUSE—The HOSE AIRY yu Le ches in width, tour inch BEN AMR eae . fine mansio: Vo. 49% neventeenth street, be- T oceupied the past season by P. Dubant, Esu., less than four feet | C. iasioners, tween H and 1, having been entirely refitted by @ | (nd fam ..237 Pennsylvania ayenne, opposite | tebe done to the en Henreet D.C., Jarie 10, 1987 fear ess nat Philadelphia lady, will be open on and after Mon- | Metropolitan Hotel,are now vacant, Any femily | aud Assistant Commissioners.and to be paid for by eorgetown, D. C., June 10, 1857. x assessment on the prope y bordering the ‘All old material to b he property of the ( on. Y > Corpora- ted in such locality as the day. the Wth inst., as a first-class BOARDIN HOUSE. Applications for rooms or first-c' t board may be made at or gentlemen wishing to secure agreeable summer quarters free from dust, or annoyance of any kind, > windows in front and on the W ASHINGTON ASYLUM, Junz 12, 1867. y time: with three lar, line Gee. gad so Be Ey Pro oeals for supplying the Washington Asytum OsT DEST [E ROOMS IN W. of railroad leading to all the public places, will ard Commission with MEATS for the fiscal year commencing July N TON Serena erat anisomels furnished | find this the place to. be auited. There are also Bidders will state price per Ist. 1867, will be received by the Commissioners un- rooms to let to gentlemen with board. Five min- | several rooms, suitable for offices or sleeping | ing, per sanare yard for paying til the 22d instant. a . from Gooarunonte: one square from avg- | rooms. Transient people ng the city, who } aud sand required, and per squ All information relative to the quantity.and qual- nue cars as, Water, and bathing house. Rooms bas fer quiet rooms to hotel bustle are invited, 13 sod eur oes and per square foot for ity required au iia Sipatahaon application to the b $25 $30 pe f y Ne look at reoms here. Clubs and societies may find | old flag feotways. * a. Al ntendant. at the Asylum i Dba Ht bereen 19h ac mth gtrecter Treas twe | | this location very aultabis, “Alsee caltar tor seerg | _ No bid will be received from others than practical JOHN McDEVITT, x: - |_| room or provision store. je 13-40" avers, and the right fe tesesved to rigt ag or al WM. SLATER, COUNTRY BOAKD can be obtained at an axred- — vids J. VONDERLEHR, ES KELLY, JAM Fok SALE—A BRICK COTTAGE of five rooms. Commissioners Washington Asylum. on ( street, near 14th, (Istand.) House 16 by 40 je 33-6t able private residence, with liberal table ‘ch : Commissioner Secoud every necessary comfort. Location, Washingto Tv GARNER, < ~ SY og = Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, 10 pdr | feet; lot 24 Be rete ie $2,600. Ap iy 0 | je15-e02t_[Intel.] Commissioner Third Ward. Py Asnncton ASYLUM, June 12, 1857. Week or adldreve apply ab the Stas Odigg.. unset | MAUEY'# INGLE, =. eel SyROR GRADING AND PAVING | Proposals for supplying the Washington Asylum FUASEROMELY FURNISHED Rooms. wit FPOR RENT One three-story BRICK HOUSE. BE CARRIAGEWAY. OF 4 with MEDICINES for the fiscal year, commencing or without BOAKD, can be obtained at N: containing nine rooms. all in good order, with ° OM THE 3 July Ist, 1367, will be received by the Commission- 331 E street. bet. 12th and 13th sts. Good T: gas and water. No. 951 13th street, between B and OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO THH | ers until the 22d inst. Board seseoer] | Gy Aelend: Ten munates, walk to tbe 2 respan SOUTH SIDE OF F STREET NORTH. ‘They reserve the right to reject any or all tho UMMER BOARD—Large, airy and_pl and € north. je 12. bt Proposals will be received at, the Mayor's Oftce, | PES: edules of articles required can be procured on until#2 o'clock M.,on FRI June instant. for grading and paving the carriage: way of Twelfth strect west, from the north side of Pennsylvania avenue to the south side of F strect north, with stone similar to that used in F strect north, the stone not to be over eight or less than VARARER AND ELIGIBLY, SITUATED RESTAURANT FOR SALE—The subscriber Will sell. at private sale, a RESTAURANT, in one of the best locations in Washington, completely furnished. and now doing a first-class and profitable edt WO KOOMS to let, with BOARD. at_374 Nor ic: > Aay: Capitol street, near the Baltimore Depot. ie application at the Asylum. |e ww NEVITT rooms are delightful, the board good, and chargés WM. SLATER,” moderate. ‘Try them. Je8-13t™ Boskping as gentleman and his wife, or f JAS. KE : je 12-6t Commissioners Washington Asylum. siugle gentlemen, can obtain a pleasant frogt | business. The premises will be shown to applicants § ip dismeter asd seven Ticheain deptht ee - = . Bon We SU ARE Inve surivate family foam the hetween the hours of 12 and-So'clock. any day | EY belsit oa bed of gravel uot lex teen sigh yee WY SEINE TON ASEE UM Sone 18, er orth. Inquire ; street, bonuses 2 during the week. Apyly to CHAS. 8. WALLACH, . } ches deep, covered with at least four inches of sharp | Proposals forfarnishing the Washington Asylum and uth. Attorney at Law, No. 42 La.avenue, corner of 6th | o paving wid tobe well rammed with & | with WOOD AND COAL will be received by tee COR RENT NicelyTurnished PARLORS gd | street. Je 11-5t pinety-poun’ romuier t roe ies, a Well watered Commissioners until the aad instant. The coal to BEDROOMS from $10 to $12 per montp. _E SILDIN vefore the last ramimitig; the surplus: earth to weigh 2.240 pounds to the ton, and to be delivered, BOARD Qo per week, No. 403 ost street tee fi Bi eee enor ee en Prot DANE | deposited in such neighboring atrect or places as the | with the weed, within the Groumio of che Roylaue and La. avenue. my 18- cast, nearly opposite the proposed Capitol Grounds: Wary Commie tone? nnaty fpaeed pia Sheth free of ex ered id ae Corpor pion. tam OR RENT—Two well farnished PARLORS, $n will be required tu ta surface of two hundge 70 tons White Ash , furnace size. they will be sold at @ bargain, and on reasonable terms. Apply to W. H. MA W, corner 7th street and canal. Je 10-6t* T PRIVATE SALE, ON EASY TERMS—The A‘ ST HALF 0: QUARE NO. 779, con- taining about $8,000 squtre feet,in fine gardening condition, The property has on it 3 Frame Dwel- lings, which rents for.g70 per month. This square is opposite **Junemann’s Brewery,”’ between and 4th streets east,and E and F north. For further particulars call on PETER PIPPERT. on the premises. je 10-iw 90 tons best Red Ash Stone Coal, small size, <0 cords Pine Wood. JOHN McDEVITT, WM. ae = JAMES KELLY, je 13-6t Commissioners Washington Asylum. NAYY DEPARTMENT, TREAU OF NAVicaTioN, Junes, - Sealed Proposals, endorsed ** Proposals for build~ ing Midshipmen’s Quarters at the 1 Academy, Annapolis, Maryland,’’ will be received at this of- fice until one o'clock p. m., June 29, 1867, at which P. Fe first fi . with ‘ithout BOA » A Bie Rest doog wi gy ehout BOARD. pay ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a fe doors north of the avenue, Terms month. feet iu length for the full width of the street-ex- posed for Yaspection. which wifl be well puddied by the Ward C contractor. ai Bidders wiifalso estimate for furnishing and lay- ing gutter-stone not lees than three feet in length and twelve inchés in width, replacing or relaying such flag footways across or in the line of said part ofsaid street as the Ward Commissioner may di- réct, flagging to be not less than sixteen iuchesin width, four inches thick, and in pieces not less than four feet long, closely pointes. The werk to be done, tothe entire satisfaction of both Ward an: ommissioner, Without expense to the PERSONAL. TO INVEST IN WELL SECURED Real Estate Notes. | STARR & METCALF, $1,200 first, for the erection and completion of the entire building; second E TO RENT—A firet-class RESIDENCE, e F il one of z Plant’s Building,) Hora ‘all the conveniences of hot and cold water | Assistant Commissioners, an to be paid for by as Mone eae Rite wal ne opened, for Sorurening enshe jo 18-tf Mew Mock asteabene rea on each floor, bath-room, &c.; thirtéen rooms; sit- | sessment on the property bordering there on. eee —— a Petia Ped ao CERTAIN YOUNG MAN WITH BLAGK | Beted.m the southeast corner of Dunbarton and | | ti oMnaie, be deposited th vuch locality gstae | men's Quarters at the Nayal Academy grounds, Moustache. gretendite to Wai hee TS | Washington streets, Georgetown, D.C. Rent is | ration, and to be deposlted tn eu ‘Annapolis, Maryland, according to plang and speci > pret g to sell whisky by + $1,000 per annum. Inquire at 258 G st., bet. 14th e ene wnotesete. fs. collectin money due to Thdo. | and 5th, Washington, D.C. ‘ie St Bidders will state Price per enbic yard for grad- eas on can be seen at this office daily from chmidt, New York, wi vi thrity — ing; per square yard for paving. including the . mn. - m. dogoe Twain, therctare, ol Howe deluge toctuees EOnS 293, S422 ON JHREDAL TERMS — vel and sand required, ahd. per square foot for |) Biddere must’ accompany thetr offers with guar~ with the firm of Theo. Schmuit, New York, not ‘to TIFULLY LOCATED ;one sduare from | flagging snd gutter stone, and per square foot tor.| @ntees that they w th “ey. gf cy sath pted, en= Dagven snr money Ss 5 'C souneron | Seat Setial’ Wiecatstavthead a rs ake | ESR othe cate om Sens nin rancus| Rip iy SRE toeanl a eee ers a yments required; 4 years ie 0 bid e han practi . ADIES, YOUR ATTENTT ae SCBMT Biven, Lots w by t00 fect deep tod afoot allay, | pavers: and the right ia reserved to Feject any oF Opp Sack Om nepemtence of their offer, and, falling L , NTION 18 CALLED TO | Gall at once if you would secute one. Y | all bids. J. VONDERLEHR, to do sp, the guarantors agree to make good to the BONE CORSET at gras ie ALE STARB,& METCALF, | Jels-cort Commissioner Socond Wata. | United States the difference between the offer an: Boat Atting. aapted dor Bammer dressing, “VOR: | je site New York ave-and 1st St) PRPOSATA, OR, GHADING AND PAVING | | Bidders aro req x0 make separate offers: HE CARRLAGEWAY. ORTH, FROM TH TEENTH STRBET WEST TOE SIDE OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE. ESTAURANT FOR RENT—That first class R es ; for erecting and enclosing the act WEST SIDE OF THIR- . Shoulder Brace Manufactory, 49 Louisiana aye- STAND, long occu by the undersigned, EET WES HE WEST | whole building, inch and glass, and fin~ iz th street west and Pa. nue, between éth and 7th streets, ae ld ted tear the corner of tr of dshing the contre Doneing £55 wang copeslping the AEMTTREE ROA AGG Mel i venue, For terms ré on the T0) is will be received at the Mayor's Office, | Wess-T00) i: Gad ei AN DRANG MA | Pa. avenue, toJAs. McGRANN. 7 until 12 o'clock m.,.on FRIDAY, the, | S2denclosing the whole build oct p waa aoe . CUNNINGHAM’S Cheap Hat Store. | ORHENT—A STORE ROOM. coradrof Stand | 7st day of June, instant, tor grading and paving | amd lacs and Aniahing the woe Con nee je 13-eolm* Ne $46 ith Street, bet, Land K. F L Patt URES for. sale. ppgpireof me Pin chia ae innate ec RT and enclosing the whole | ing. inckuding sashes. T Sanya: | | B.A, EDMONSON, on, the, preinises, betwee CSeecticnt eveune, with etoneaimilur te thet eock: | 2nd Share, hat withont Bits ell complte tae HE SUB: BIBER HAS REMOVED His offs _— TE AN gu | in F street north; the stone to be not over eight or | CAS¢, state the time Justice of eace, to Southeast sidt of New EORGETOWN BEAL ESTA’ Mt ‘D no Jesy than fiveinches in diameter, and seven inches | “54; purean reserves the right to reject any or all ‘ork aveute, No. 29%, near 7h street, where h AGENCY 100 Bridgo strect—We now have | fx depth, to be laid on a bed of gravel not less than ‘of the bide as ite a jon. will attend toavy business in hig finer from 9 a.im. | Roy Te. r salein price | eight es dodp covered withiat least four inches |“ SHORNTON A. JENKINS, 4p. } 4 0. » LOTS for sale, and | 6; sharp sand before paving, and to bewollrammed | 2 7'eotie98 Chief of Bureau, jeld-3t" GILBERT L. GIBERSON. 3 threo times with a ninety-ponnd rammer. and well | J fore the last rammirg: ee wed re earth Fi D A. ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. DRT OTE AS ME AND PE, sie = ° : gireet,, Satwo’d 19h | Xo, he Gopeclted tn, rack aacaboring? rests pe suny Daranrasna, 4. avenue, between J0th and lth strebts,op| rot nae 264 fest doep arat uorensiedentint, mpie rare peers ys H vores citer srvcesor sents SESS SS Om | Reowtae ieceivmatier |, Oo amen ea tT 0) +» Which wi wi un- Di Fesanal nrc asa an Se Soc acra a tutes | Sana Ruut; ommovonwihon | wi at Yas Bag sa a aun EVES ioe ang crass Ma ary’ Tis foot front, 4st feet anc aches. | Peuse,to the colitractor.- for fumishingandlay- JOR ichroughout that. portion of the United Tih steeek bet. Mand N sts. aa ae weg by © new first-class Wood | ing gutter stone, not less than three feet lengths ‘Rocky Mountains, and unt eit £4 fe fll tes Seek ey: al BS tycly inches in Width, replacing or, relaying ate, uD) re LA TES PLEASE READ) fear robe, Of Che tet comeing tx Bio eat | such sg fo0 across or in the line of said part the y with “es street; has a; batalvba | of sald.street as Ward Commissioner may di. eppective ‘bro oy Ba, 5 at ee. B yo dé rtache Titec ana th plceas “motions “(Corrected schedules of articles 20 heat ole bs te 4 Ap ystt 465 %h a! , between E and F. 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