Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1867, Page 3

~~ ee FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or CoLemMBIAN OCOLLEGE.—The commence- ment exercises of Columbian College took place at the i3th street Baptist Church to- day, commencing at tl o'clock a.m., Messrs. Martin, Clarke, son, Coffin, Duvall, Cas- tleman and Thompson acting as marshals. The exercises were interspersed with music trom Heald’s brass band. Rev. G. W. Sam- son, president of the college, delivered @ fer- vent a a after which orations were deliv- ered by Mesars. S. W. Handy, L. Ohiswell, J. T. Beckley and W. V. Bouic, of Maryland; L. B. Allen, J. Pollard, and J. H. Wright, of Virginia; J. H. Franee, jr., J.T. Clarke. and A. B. Duvall, of the District of Colambia, and Jobn Le Conte, of Georgia. The valedictory address was delivered by Mr. A. B. Duvall, of the graduating class. The degree of Bachelor of Philosophy was them conferred upon J. Le Conte, ot Georg! the degree ot Bachelor of Arts upon L. Ohis- well, of Maryland; J. T. Clarke and A. B. Du- vall, of the District of Columbia; and the de- gree of Master of Arts upon J. Pollard, A. B., and J. H. Wright, A. B.. of Virginia. The contestants fer the Davis prize medals were L. B. Allen, J.T. Beckley, W. Bouic, ir., J. H. France, S. W. Hanay, of the junior class; L. Chiswell. J. T. Clarke, and A. B. Duvall, of the graduating class The referees who decided as to who sheuld receive the Davis prize medals, were Rev. Dr. Pinckney, Rev. Dr. Mirrick, Rev. Dr. Bitling, J. E. Dexter, M. D., Rev. Thomas Hume, jr., Edward Young, and O. U. Wight. They awarded the medals as follows: lst— Dayis prize in elocution, to A. B. Duvall, of the senior class; 24—Davis prize in elocution, to Jos. H. France, of the junior class. First Gould prize in natural science to A. B. Duvadl; 2d, to Valentine Uhiswell, ot the senior class. First Eaton prize in Greek, to J. H. France; 2d, to John F. Beckley, of the junior class. First Staughton prize in Latin, tod. H. France; 2d, to J.T. Beckley. The prizes were - sented to the successful gentlemen by Bev. Dr. Pinckney, who made them a short address. After conferring the degrees Rey. Dr. Samson addressed the students upon whom they were conferred, and the assembly then dispersed. THE EVENING STAR. S@ For “AucTION SALgs", advertisements wee fourth page of to-day's Srag. LOCAL NEWS. Habeas Cerpus Case. This morning, Warden Brown, of the jai bad before Judge Wylie George W. Hovk on awrit of habeas us. he having been committed to bis custody about three weeks Bince by Justice Clayton on the charge of lar- ceny in Cbarieston, S. O., by abstracting $10,000 from the satchel of Major Hixon, pay- master U. S. Army. The application was made for his release by H. O. ding, Esq., bis counsel. Paymaster Hizon wassworn, and testified that the money was lost by him in Charleston, S. C., about four months since, at which time he Was stopping at a house adjoiming the Plant- er’s Hotel. The money belonged to the Goy- ernment, and amounted to $10,000. The'Plant- er’s Hotel was not open, having been pre- Niously closed, and the prisoner employed there as a night watchman. Witness drew the money on the ist of March from the Treasury, about 2% o’cleck in the afternoon. Took it immediately to the house befere mentioned, ‘nd placed it in asatchel. At 8 o’ctock that Right witness leit for Savannah on the steam- ‘boat. A colored boy carried witness’ satchel trom the Louse to the boat, and into the cabin. when witness took it and placed it im bis state-room, On arriving at Savannah next morning, and opening the satchel witness discovered that & package con- taining the amount was missing. Immediate- ly came beck to Charleston and employed a detective officer to work up the case. Witness had opened the satchel before leaving hisroom at Charleston to place some things in it, bat bad not discovered anything wrong. The lock ‘was not broken nor disturbed. Witness did Ot remain in the room all time between plac- ing the money in the satchel and the time of @epartare tor Savannah. Knew the prisoner Saw him just before jonving, for Savannah. As witness was going out of the door with the colored boy to the boat saw the prisoner Standing near by. He asked witness if be was going away that night; witness replied that he was, and the prponer said he was also going away that night for the north; witness then turned around and bade him good bye: cannot state but that the money may have been stolen while on the trip to Savannah; ‘witness never heard anything against the pris- oner; knew him casnally as an employee at the Planter’s Hotel, where the witness used frequently to stop when it was open to the public: the prisoner knew that witness had drawn the money, as he had seen witness ‘with it: had not drank anything that day. _Leeman Bonnell.—Witness is a detective Knows the prisoner. He was brought on here by a Deputy Marshal from New York about three weeks ago. His home has been in Wille- mantic and his trunk is now in Yantic, Connecticut. When this money was stolen Tisoner wasa porter at a hetel in Charleston. he reason why he has been kept in jail so jong is that when arrested he expre’ a willingness to go back South: witness wa- en- gaged so busily in following up clues as to the recovery of the money that he neglected to send jor a requisition and did not think he should have to do so, in view of the promise of the prisoner that be would go without it. Witness ‘was engaged longer than he expected to be in following up the clues, and when he came back here to take the prisoner South, he found that a writ of habeas corpus bad been applied for by the prisoner. to be discharged from cus- tody. Witness’ name is Bonnell, but he had Assumed the name of Black fora few days; is a detective, of Savannah, Ga., and is working this case by authority of the War Department. Mr. Gooding argued that no evidence had been produced to connect the prisoner with this larceny, and his conduct was such as to show his innocence. It was true that there migbt be some grounds for suspicion, but any person who was in Savannah that nignt was Jiable to the same surplickins. Judge Wylie said that it seemed the accused ‘was arrested on the oath of Mr. Bonnell, and it-was presumed that he had goods grounds for Making th2 charge. The failure of a requisition mot having been made is satisfactorily ac- counted for, he having expressed a willing- ess to go South. Mr. B. should, however, re- member that even if he had started with the prisoner he had no security for him, and he could havernn off at any time. In this Mr. Bonnell had been negligent. The ends of jus- tice require that the prisoner should be re- ‘Thanded to await a requisition, and he maae an order to that effect, saying two weeks ‘would be allowed to procur requisition. ——_s—__. THe RIVER FReNtT.—Carter’s Wharf—Ar- Tived—Schrs. Eclipse, Uspt. Cook; William Jobn, Capt. Street; and ttance, te Quinton, from Havre de Grace, with coal for Jobn B. Lord; Clotilda Reed, from Philadel- phia, with coalforJ.W.Simms&Oo Sailed. Bchrs. Tropic, Capt. Banks, and Merchan'! Capt. Lloyd, bound down, light; steamer Han- mab Warwick, Spidden, 51 tons of granite for ingle & Oliver, Baltimore. Riley's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. American Coaster, Capt. Evans, from Long Shore, with wood for Thomas F. Halley: schr. Alice Ann, Capt. Roberts, with wood for H. Clay Stew- art: schrs. Billup Seamen, King, from Alex- ander, with lumber for Church & Co.; Anna White, Roberts, wood for market; Cooper, trom Havre de Grace, with coal for Langley & Son.; Capt. Joy’s smack, with crabs, &c.; sckr. Lagle bas been libelled; schr. Fiying Fish, discharging cargo of shingles for Lin- ville & Co. Sailed—Schrs. Seamen, for Alex- andria, Mansion, tor Forktown for wood. Fowler's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. Mary Jane, trom Leonardtown, for wood. Crouch’s Wharf—Arrived—Sehr. Four |3oys, Carroli, with wood for Baum. Sailed—Schr. J. T. Williams, Mayberry, for Georgetown, for coal; steamer Virginia, Gregg, down river, ior ‘wood. THe WasHINGTON KNIGHT TEMPLARS IN Boston.—The Boston Herald says that Wash- ington Commandery No.1, M. E.G. Comman- der J. b. Will, and the Columbia Comman- cery No. 2,M.E. G. Commander K. L. Ste- ‘venus, both of Washington, D. ©., with a few of the Knights Templars of Baltimore, accom. yeiies by the celebrated Marine Band ot ashington, arrived in tbe same train as the President and suite at Cottage Farm Station, on Saturday afternoon, having performed es- cort duty for the distinguished party from ‘Washington, delivered up their escort at the above named statien, and then resumed their places in the cars, in which they were cen- ‘veyed to the Worcester di ton h street. Here they were met by the DeMolay Encamp. ment, M E.G. Commander Dadman, with the full Germania Band, aad by them were es- corted to the American House, where the Washington Sir Knights will quarter during their stay im the city. 9k Deats oF DR. WILLIAM JONES.—Dr. Wm. Jones, who for the past 50 years has been a Tesident of this city, died at his residence on OC street, near 3d, last evening, in the 78th year of bis age. - Jones was & native Montgomery county, Maryland. but about & half century ago he removed to this city and for a long time practiced his profession, being for years one of our leading physicians. He served in the District militis, and was & surgeon in the war of 1812, and sub- sequently was a partner wifh the elder Dr. Blake. e occupied in bis time various posi- tions in the medical associations of the District, Maryland and the Loken He was in his aay something of a politician, and during the administrations of Gen. Jackson and Mr. Bu- chonan was postmaster of the city. eager as END OF THE STRIKE AT THE TREASURY— New Men at Work.—This morning eight new bricklayers were put to work on the Treasury Extension, making the total number now em- ployed 14, and Mr. Mullett says he can carry on the work with thatnumber. Mr. JamesV. Collins, of Georgetown, is acting foreman, and the work is progressing finely. There were 1S brieklayers who struck, and several of them have stated to Mr. M. that they would return to work but were forbidden todo so by the Tules of the society, The prices paid to first Class hands is $5.50 per day, and $5 to the oth- ers. Mr. Mullett declares his willingness to submit to the eight hour rule on Saturday when made general, but says he will not al- low one branch of mechanics to work eight hours and the otherten. He states the strike Is atan end and the work will progress with his present force. agp, THE JOURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION.—This association held a meet- ing at German Hall, 11th street, last night, Mr. James H. Reed, pre-ident, in the chair. The meeting proceeded to consider the original by- laws, and after the adoption of one or two ar- ticles, on motion, the whole of the by-laws were referred toa special committee of five to revise and report at the next meeting. The Chair appointed Messrs. Champion, Jeffries, Greenwell, Connolly and Fieishell as said committee. On motion, the president was added to the committee. A committee was ap- pointed to prepare and have printed five hun- dred cards of membership. Se es THE SPELLING ConTEST.—To-day, the con- test among the picked spellers of’ the interme- diate schools of the city took place in the school-house at the corner of 5th and F streets, under the direction of Messrs. Wilson, Rhees, Clark, and Whyte, of the Board of Trustees. There were 6) pupils present—5 from each ot the intermediate schools—and after they had been so seated as to entirely separate the pu Pils from others of the same district, a list of 100 words, some of them exceedingly hard, were propounded, and the pupils wrote them on long slips of paper, and at theclese they were handed to the examiners, who will from them make up their decision —_e—___ SoLpIERS’ AND SalLogs’ UNION.—Atameet- ing of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Union Monday night, Major Wm. S. Morse was elected pres- ident, to serve for the ensuing term; Capt. J. N. Oallan, J.H. Wilkinson and Major F. A. Conrad, yice presidents; Lieut. Wm. Young, recording secretary; W. A. Short, correspond- ipg secretary; Major G. W. Wells, financial secretary; H.N. Rothery, secretary, and John Lynch, sergeant-at-arms. Major Morse de- livered an appropriate address in acknowl- edgment of the honor conferred upon him. —_e—_—_ AID FOR WASHINGTON BRICKLAYERS.—The Brooklyn, CN. ¥.) Press sare that at a meeting of the Bricklayers Benevolent and Protective Union, No.1, held in that cityon Friday even- ing last, acommunication from the bricklay- ers in Washington was read, in which it was Stated that they were onastrike. It was re- solved to lend them all thejaid possible. ———_e—_—_. EXAMINATION OF THE EPIscopaL HIGH SCHOOL NEAR ALEXANDRIA.—The examina- ion of this school commenced to-day. Among hose present were Bishop Johns, Dr. Dal- ymple, of Baltimore, Drs. Taggart and Cun- ninghum, of Culpeper, Va. On Friday the ordination of the senior class for the ministry Will take place. + es BURIED BY THE SANITARY OrricERr.—Yes- terday officer Whitemore of the Sanitary po- lice, was {called upon to attend the burial of an infant found dead in the Seventh ward. He ascertained that the child was still born, ndthe mother, Eliza Titler, being sick and very poor, was unable to attend to it. The officer had it properly buried <i Sanitary Porice.—Yesterday the Sanitarty company, under the orders of Lieutenant Noonan, served 13 written and 28 verbal no tices relative to nuisances; and the crate men removed eleven dead animals, ten of them dogs. Ter warrants were served, and eight of the cases were dismissed. The fines amoudted to $300, —_——_—e——— THE Tax SALE.—The sale property adver- tised for taxes is progressing to-day at the City Hall, but the interest was hardly as great as 18 usual at these sales. Bids could not be obtained for some property, but other lots sold at good prices. —_——o-——_. ORION.—The afternoon and evening pic-nic of the Orion Association to be given by the managers of the Southern Orphans’ pic-nic, at Analostan Island on Monday next, will be an enjoyable afiair. —_————— Bask BaLit.—The grand base ball match in aid of the suffering poor of the South, on the grounds of the National B. B. O.—i5th andS streets—to-morrow afternoen will be one of the most interesting games of the season. —— 6 Insane.—Last night, Ellen Page, a whit® servant woman, was arrested officer Lor~ ing, of the Second Ward. as alunatic. Sh® ‘was taken to the station house, where she re“ mains to be properly disposed of. plentAbs eae —_—_—__ WaGon UNNUMBERED.—George Carl was arrested yesterday by officer Tucker charged ‘with running a wagon without & number, as required by the corporation law. Justice Walter fined him $5. es St. Domrnick’s Pic-Nic.—A festival ‘and ——_e—__ ACCIDENT ON BOARD A SCHOONBR.—Yester- day the first mate (Mr. Orumaugh) of the schooner J.T. Williams, unloading stone at Couch’s wharf, was assisting the men to hoist & number of curbing stones out of the vessel, Bis hand became entangled in the ho! ng 4p- | pic-nic will be hela at Seventh street Park on paratus and was caughtin the bight of the tonday. Jcly 15, for the benofit of St. Domi- ‘wrappings, just as the horses were starting off, | nick’s church on the Island. and in an instant he was jerked up at twenty feet in the air. He was let down imme- diately. but the rope had torn the flesh entire- ly trom the fingers, leaving the bones entirely bare and terribly lacerated. He was taken at ence to the office of Dr. Alien where he was properly cared for. _——e—— PRIZES AWARDED. he puplis of the ne zolidated Business College, po the Pownllg ot Oth street and Pennsylvania ayenue, met at the college iast evening for the purpose ot ng the report ef the committee—Messrs. 3.0. Wil- son, W. W. McOathran and E. B. Olmstead— appeinted to award the prizes for the best specimens of right amd left hand penmanship. After addresses by Messrs. Oimstead and Wil- son, the prize for the best specimen of right Band penmanship was awarded to Henry F. Baner, «nd for the best specimen of left Rand penmanship to Jasper Stafford. The prizes consisted of two handsome gold pens, valued at $10 each. igen Beat Estates SaLes.—Mesers. Qooper & ——_o—_—_— Fast DRIvinc.—Joha R. Sayers was arrest- ed Pager d by Officer Skelley on the c’ of fast driving within the city limits and was fined $20 by Justice Morsell. EE ——————— DIED. McCONELL. At Saltsburg, Penn., on Wednes- day, June 26th, at 4 o’clock a. m., SARAH, beloved wife of F. W. McConell. Funeral services will be noticed on the arrival of the corpse. * LANMAN. At 8% a. m., on the 26th instant, LEWIS J., youngest child of Lewis H.and Mary Ann Lanman, of New York Cha The friends of the famity are invited to attend the funeral from his residence of his parents, 353 Pennsylvania avenue, on to-morrow ,( Thursday ,) the 27th instant, at 432 o'clock p.m. {New York papers please copy.} HALL. On Sunday, the 23d instant, TOMMY, son of Emma and the late James A. of Wagh- eet C., aged 8 years end? months. * McCATHRAN. On the evening of the 25th, Latimer yesterday sold lot 5, in square 309 | HAREY FORD, fant ton of fanae i. ‘and Josnns containing 2.07244 feet fronting on 122m street | Myuneral Thursday moruing, 2th, at 10 o'clock. * at 25 cents per foot. "| BROWN. On the 23d instant, after a short, but Mesers.Green & Williams, on Tuesday, sold | painfu ness: X Bich she bore with ristien for. lot No. 26, in square No. 117, 60 feet front b 5 weal 150 feet deep, fronung on 9t 'Y | Charles Brown, of Montgomery Counts, ee | street, between | 77 years. L and M sireets, io Edward Loftus, at 5 cents Peaceful be thy silent slumber, per foot, end on BA Be of fot in " pempnoey in the grave so low; square 55, 27 le by 102 feet: fron! ou HO More Join our, onl street north, between 224, ama £3, ‘Thou no more sur soug shall know: ‘ By wer Davenrtes. | oo SMITHFIELD rh | improved by a two-story frame buildi: me tsining nine eatin to Wm. ‘for $2,450. Also. two houses On partof lot 11, same Squére, ateame Price. § —— wade” offer a-tot‘el “Boost GtYMorr.—The exci of M-street }- one Teer, U Methodist Unureh Sein Bakrol vo Guten ti t ediear to-morrow will be @ pleasant oac. “9 my” CITY ITEMS. METROPOLITAN HALL.—This ular place of amusement ts nightly thronged by large and euthustastic audiences, who, to judge by the Voeiferous applause they bestow, enjoy the performance hugely. On Monday evening ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. YOR RENT—Handsomely-furnished ROOM OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- Fee No eae Teer ieee ont | BOR SAPEOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY DROP streets, je 25-2 tate LAND, suitable for farming, Sardening. or POE RENT Snail HOUSE, westiy torniatiod, 19 dairying, situated within the District of Colum rs party Without children. ‘Call at No. 220 éth | Dia. from one to three miles from Georgetown, and je extending from the Conduit Koad near the Chesa- street e M. after 4p. m. att a ene . i ge stars appea’ w. * sit penke and Ohio Canal to Tennallytown. This B Cavanagh, the vei dtl cag ge {OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, four rooms and | property will, be sold in a body on accommodating dian and comic vocalist, long and favoral terms, or in lots to suit purchasers, a portYon of it ty | 2 kitchen. partially furnished. Apply at 500K known as the stage manager of the Old Can- | S- between sth and oth. _e25-2t" terbury, in this e¢ity, and manager of several OR SALE—THE FIXTURES OF A STORE, of the ieading music halls throughout the huitable for any kind of business. Apply at country. Misses Uarrie Leon and Julia Marsh, | 242 Peno. avenue, bot. 12th and 13th sts. It two very pretty and talented danseuses, also HREF FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,— putin & first appearance, and were well re- | 5, ,{We cominunicating—341 F sircet, between ceived; and last, though not the least, the re- | %!#nd ith. 3026 -3t nowned Naemi Porter made her bow to & OR RENT —HOUSE (with Store attached) cor- Washington audience for the first time in three ee and 8th street. Apply at 500 H st. years. She is an artiste of great versatile | _/¢?-St"_ = power, and her execution of a “Torpedo Jig” FS RENT—The two story BRICK DWELLING brought down thunders of applause, and her HOUSE No. 53 Pennsylvania avenue, near the inimitable rendering of “Dancing on the Brain” Rap My ht ig For terms apply at 77 K st., fairly convulsed the audience with laughter. | “8%: of the Circle. Je 25-3t In addition to the new company, the propri- OR RENT—A neatly furnished HOUSE, con- etor has retained all the old favorites, in- pers Phas rooms, with gas and water; sit. ree ee penny TEny fone Of Monans BUY | Apply at No. 426, corner Oth amd Kats. Jem-3t* exaggeration, two of the best general perform- FORBEN T—One or two newly furnished and ers in the profession. New stars appear next DESIRABLE ROOMS, at No. 311 6th street; week. We congratulate Manager Henze on | CO™Municating if desired, pleasantly located: Raving the finest variety company that nas | Wjll,verented cheap to responsible part been in this city for years. having been beautifully laid off in lots from four to ten acres each. with good fronts on road. and par ticularly desirable for market gardens. If desired, will give one-third cash and two-thirds in land, in exchange for improved property in Washington or Georgetown. Call and see plats of, this property at opr office. STARR & METCALF, Real Estate Brokers. je7-tf corner New York ave. and 15th st. Fe RENT—A DESIRABLE PRIVATE RES- IDENCE. with handsome Flower Garden at- tached, situated between 7th und 8th sts. west, at the intersection of Maryland and Virginia avenues. For terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES, Seaton House. jes-eotf PROPOSALS. A FOR THE SEWERAGE OF H STREET WEST. FROM THE Ca- THE SOUTH SIDE OF NEW YORK osals will be received at the Mayor’s Office, until 12 M. on Saturday, June 6, 1857, for the con struction of about three thousand three hundred feet of main Sewerage, to commence at the north side orthe canal and Tenth street west. and run street, between 5th and 6th sts. SE f THIS!—Front and back PARLOR, first Economy should be practiced by everybody floor, finely furnished; also, Kitchen and large AY | Bed-room, third floor, for rent very cheap, to a ; in ail things. One dollar expended now in | family without children. Inquire at 473 Sixth st., | Berth about fifteen hundred feet to the north side purchesing & bottle of ‘Jayne's Expectorant, from 73, to'9 a. m_, or 2 toT ofclock folky at of E street north. thence continuing slong said Foe RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS , With water and gas; also one Furnished Room suitable for gentleman’s lodging-room, at 203 Pa ay bp peeite Hammack’s. Apply after 4 o'clock. -3t™ Tenth street west about by those troubled with a slight Cough or the south side of New Yor oarseness, or Sore Throat, may save the ex- pense of a doctor’s bill. A neglected Congh often ends in Consumption. A slight inflam- d part of the si and E street north. tob eter fou et; the second described i part of sard mation of the lining of the wind tubes, the | _J¢ %-3t sewerage, from the north side of E street north to usual symptoms of which area Sore Throat ALT, FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT | the south side of New York avenue. to be barrel and a pain in the Breast, will soon lead, | }9 Nu. 400 20th street west. between Gand H | rip inside diameter three feet; the thickness o through want of attention, to Bronchitis. A | Rent $20 per month. or one neatly farnished Front | “yjhgyaliste be nine mehes; oe day’s delay may entail months of suffering. Bogm tor 12. References given and required. inside bottom of the sewerage, viz: © Let the afflicted try at once Jayne’s Expector- Je 26-41 South side New York avenue and Tenth street, ant. Itis a standard remedy, and its curative properties have been tested by thousands of OR RENT—One three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing nine rooms, all in good order, with 42.48 feet. N South side I street north and Tenth street, 39.64 0. 91 13th street. between Band | feet ersons who have recovered their neaith by fas and water. . ; - , Island. Ten minutes walk to the Treasury South side H street north and Tenth street, 32.89 Ketuse. Bota by al Draggists. was. | Gham 0. S22 7th street, between | fect i. D and E nort Je 26-1w OR RENT—A desirable 10-room HOUSE, on New York avenue. between Ninth and Tenth South side of @ street north and Tenth strect, 22.76 feet South side of F street north and Tenth street, —~——— HENNING, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, is not unmindful of the wants of the juvenilefraternity. He has for them Spanish Linen, Linen Oheck, Linen Duck, and Linen Drill Coats, Jackets, Pants and Vests; Black Queen’s Cloth Jackets, together with a large assortment of Cassimere Suits, all for one streets—$66. Also, an 8-room HOUSE, on Massa- 7 Also, chusetts avenue, near Eleventh street—§7: several furnished Houses, STARR & METCALF, (Plant’s Bui as 7 feet. North side E street north and Tenth street, 9.13 t rth side D street north and Tenth street, 4.16 t. From the north side of D street north the grade price only, marked in plain figures. Je 26-tf N.Y. avenue and Fiftee will be uniform to ordinary low tide mark in the —— FegSate L HOUSE A canal. - - - Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, will be in attend- 387 llth street, between Land K The following are the cuts at the different points the premises. .O LET—ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Inquire at L street, No. 653, between 4th and sth Je 25-3t* KF URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At 365 Lith street, between L and M streets. The most de- ance at his rooms, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, for the grade of the inside bottom ox the sewerage, between 4% And 6th streets, on and after July Ist. viz: Tenth street west, south si w York avenue, 12 fect below northwest corn juare 3 Tenth street west, sonth side I street north, 12 feet below northwest corner of Square 874. Tenth street west, south side H street north, 12 ——~— Down WITH HIGH PRIcEs !—Patronize only those who sell cheap! ay your Gent’s Fur- nishing Goods at Franc’s, 494 7th street, be- | sirable portion of the city for a summer residence feet below northwest corver of Square 375. tween D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- Je25-6t™ ft yer street (eeeh, south side G street north, 21 lows’ Hall. Gray’s Collars, 18e. box; Gold- (OR RENT—In a private family, a nicely Fur- | fst below northwest corner Squar a emith, Byton and Garotte, 18. box; Imitation | Wino FRONT ROOM, ‘Locgtion mostarats 18a aint eee ent aul Sizact north; Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 1c. | able. I : door from 18th st. | “enth street west. north side E street north. 12 box. And all other Je25-3t* ‘ : - feet below southwest corne goods cheap in propor- Ll Je iuare tion. WOR SALE—The oldest. and most successful Tenth street west. north side D street north, 10's —_—_e— MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE in George- | feet below southwest corner Sjuare 373. . QviIck SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.—Good | town. Apply at 91 Bridge street, Georgetown. i Ay Be ait Retworn D street and the canal will White Shirts, $1.25a81.50; A.No.1 Fine White | _° 2-3t" MEE aha oecetion ofthe workldlote wheuiied:e Shirt, 2.5083; Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 A good BOW WINDOW. with | ,,Ju the execution of the work above specified. only cents: Fine Gauze Undershirts. $1; Fine Lisle : : E p comb lets, itl besold cheap. ‘ th hest quality must be used. carefully excluding all Thread Undershirts, $1.50; Good Cotton Half | by seen at 194 Pa. avenue, between It AMA IEM D tats and snattered brick. The bricks must be well Hose, 10, 15, 20, and 25 cents per pair, Best wet immediacrly before being laid. and every brick English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At must have full mortar joints under bottom, sides, | RENT—Two very desirable ROOMS Franc’s Gent’s Furnishing Store, 491 7th st. furnished, on first, and three on the and ends. The whol uiust be laid in mortar made 2] floor. suitable for offices or a small family, of the fresh hydraulic cement, and clean, between D and E, three deors above Odd Fel- | yrvct, between lath and Toth jezs-3t* | sharp, river sand, free irom loam, which must be lows’ Hall. 1: <ORRENT—The BRICK at the corner of Bich | Mixed in the proportion of not niote than two p ——_ a J © CORRE OF 2 0 dd to oF oO 9 and st be u Just ReozivepD this merning one hundred 3 and G Birects, cones ining nine. he vest with sree eeutiiee ae ym te fealtes ‘immedi NOR SALW OR RENT—The WEIS BEER | the sewers hue street, oppcatie the Fost. OFce,. BRE se RY Oe DaiNire ave eto BEER | Oe corath the Ong HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just | 8'8-.Capitol Hill. Apply on the preinises. tai upon a foundatio received. Calland look at them at the Great | _J¢ 5-6t SUPER, 2 Tere oe andes 5 ect Gentral Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- NOR NT—Three or four UNFURNISHED | cut tothe shape of the site the Post Office ROOMS, in 3-story Brick House. with good | aud the lateral culverts, templets be to se- ——_o—_— ar, gas ec. Suitable tora small family house- | cure thisaccuracy. In ‘retilling uches the For Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged aes Sethe Bf GREEN'S, corner i3th and L | space over the haunches up to the level o: the out- Joints, Warts, Moles, \ascular Excrescences, 2S north Jet 2t side crown of the arch must be well filled, rammed, &c., consnit Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424 Pen T—A three-story and basement BRICK | and puddled. All flagways or other pavements avenue, between 4 and 6th sts. Office hours from €a.m.to5p.m.,and6toS p.m. cight rooms, gas throughout, waterin | which, in the execution of the work, it may be ne- 40 per month; No. 366! L st. north, | cessary to disturb, and also the surface of the 15th street west. Inquire Ne 613th | streets, must be repaved, regraded, or regravelled _—_——e -Island. i in th jst manner,and fo the satisfaction of the To THE LADIEs OF THIS CITY AND GEORGR- RENToFor three or four months, two or | Commissioner and’ assistant commissioner ap- TowN.—Do you wish to save money! Go to OMS. furnished, for housekeeping. to | Pobpted to superintend said work. Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment. He sells spectable and responsible party. Gentleman | ang to be worked in the arch of the sewer In cach cheaper than any other house. TAL and wife without children preferred, at 216 6th | Sf'these two curbstones iust be cet. the size of Se street, bebween ME and R. je 25-3t*_ | which shall not be less than four and a half feet Just RxcelvED—Three hundred Boys’ OR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, con- | long, nine inches wide, and four inches thick, set Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitteen sisting of front and hack parlor. To a good | fair with the inside crown of the se dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House J.H. Smita, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. ——_.—_— Pour Cors, Durillons et Ongles rentres dans Ja chair, consulter le Docteur White, etabli depuis 1861—a son office No. 424 Penn- sylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et la Sixieme rue. cf bee get No Berrgr INvBSTMENT can be made than in Olothing at the present reduced prices at the Great'Central Olething House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. eens nant will be let at a reasonable rate for tw: h from whi: months, commencing July 1. A nine inches thick of brick, will he worked to street. second door from 10th, south side, veen | nine inches of the crown of the streec, to be cop 9th and 1th sts. je 35-3 With four pieces of rough-bamunered granite, nine = wr - inches wide and nine inches thick, halved together FOR RENT By the let of July, in a splendid | get'the ends of such length that. tey will inclose a ail siodern iD provements tno UNFURNISHED space of three feet in the clear. clamped together on ROOMS. on second floor. One a very large front | the outer sides and rabbetted on the inuer sides room, suitable for a dentist. cloak and dressinaking | fTeceive a perforated iron cover, of one inch thick, Ducineus oMecs, eecntist. cloak and tressmaking | with the word © Manhole,” and the level of the vines, ls Be-s alts : bottom of the sewer inscribed thereon. tween H’ and I streets. For further inform 6 8 Finer eee er oOd veh cheese yeti Tn the execution of all or any part of the afore. — - said sewerage, not more than three hundred feet FOR RENT_A three-story BRICK HOUSE. | must be opened at one and the same time; and be- WaQih eas and water.” Apply to BERNARD | tore any part shall have been covered in. the Com- a “8S. corner 4th an sts. je2 ssioner of He war a one SaeeaSt femole- = INTO thresatawy Swi ners appointed by the Mayor must be fully sa 311 G street, between 13th and lath streets’ In- | Soppraing to the law and specifications oat . ‘OMPS sere : he traps willbe of the same size and shape as deena cbusctisaveiue TP SON, corner sth and | eno new trap at the War Department. corner of ses — = Seventeenth street west and Pennsylvania avenue. y-furnished and airy | with grani coping and iron cover, the drops to be for acinb of i with BOARD, the arch, and from which th Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. avenue. covered with an iron grate All laterals tobe barrel form, t ameter, with walls nine inches thic! The above work to be provided with such traps, and laterals, branch vers, and man-holes City Surveyor may direct. All the above PERSONAL. OTICE, IHIRS—A complete list_of heirs to estates in Europe furnished for #1, by RED- IS. P Box 530, Washington, D.C. o feet inside di partments and strect cars, N Ith and 18th sts. Also, 3 pleasantly situated ina’ hi Jenry Ashbrook, Washington, D.C.; | fl as a summer residence, @ne square fi except the laterals, man-holes, and traps) - Ashbrook, of St. Lonis, Mo.; and | Capitol and street cars. No. 371 First street cast. | to be paid for by an assessment on the prope lien, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers, St. Louis, | near the corner of C, Capitol Hill. Je 24-3t bordering thereon, (except that of the United Je 26-1m* NT.—Three or six Pleasant ROC Steies.”") which is ‘provided for by an act of Con 5 5 - 7 i i 276 > | cress approved February 23, 1885, ERSONAL,—Married and Single Ladies. Allin RNISHED, at No. 276 Penna. » | SAT expense Bad damilag: OF ‘aay trouble cali.” Business private, Strictiy conti- | two doors cast of the Kirkwood House, je 22- Othe oe ae ia Re And darmmilng. oF ay tial. Success guaranteed or no charge. Madame FOE SALEM beautitul LOT, 30 by 95 tect. To- | ture of the work, or be caused by action of the ele Joctress, 928 Penna, aveuue, between cated on I street, near corner of Ith street, | ments, must be borne by the cont ; ee je7-1m* adjoining the premises of Mrs. Gen. Macomb. Bidders will state but one price per lineal foot SITUATIONS AND EMPLOYMENT SE- | terms “ppl at ‘The Cottage,’’ on 16th stre for the construction of the main sew age, also the »S cured to all who will apply to B. B, CHASE'S | tween Hand I. jo 22-tt | price per trap and man-hole each, and per lineal Intelligence Office, No. Zt0 D street, near 133¢ LEASANT, WELL FURNISHED FRONT | foot for the lateral branches. which shall include street. Allin want of good servants, cqoks nurses; ROOMS IR RENT, with bath room, | the expense of all excavation . &c..can be supplied at short notice. All’ private corner of 6th ts. Two or three | _ Bidders will also bid per thousand fect. board communications strictly confidential. je 6-1m* n cun be accommodated. Boarding con- | Measure, for any ot she stor egeatl tim bes, seh h may NE CORSET at Bos. Iti Serer ANAL WOOD YARD FOR RENT.—The Wood | or all bids, and prescribe when any part of said BONE CORSET, at $1.25. It is the most easy and Yard on Mi jay anal for rent, | work shall Commence and when it shall c¢ best fitting, adapted for summer dressing. a COR. SET. STEELS, 5 cents a including & der. For For further articulars see map with location of ais a pair, TRAIL SKIRTS | terms inquire of the Canal Commissioner ds | a -holes, traps, and laterals in the City Bhotider Bracs Wanutactory 49 Louleman’ ave: of WOOD also for sale. je22-1w. Burveyor's office, “or other officer “appointed by nue, between 6th and 7th streets. Jelett | PPARM FOR SALE —The undersigned will sett | 1) {if tie: teccived: Soin mons’ bak pristioal LEASE READ THISWILLIAM at private sale the farm now in bis occupancy, ew ° a ADIES PLEASE RB. — AM | located between Rockville, in Montgomery county, chiayers. ‘ ificati PRINCE 439 9th street. hes about six hun: | Murylund.and Georgetown, D. Cc upon the old | , Any departure from the aboye specification shall be considered a nullification of the contract. RICHARD WALLACE ayor. dred (600) well made ones ot slegant designs for Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composition, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to use them, gratis. Being part ofa duplicate set late- Rockvilleroad. It contains 190 acres; is in a good state of cultivation; lies beautifully ; is elevated and very healthy; has several fine springs upon it, and unfailing streams in every field. It will be shown je 26-26jy1&5 ROPOSALS FOR FUR. emma ity pla. st will be | SHING IRON AT ly used in Baltimore auy lady wishing to engage in | 1? “Wi teia'pertect’ “Terms made known on apple THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD. this profitable business and having a small capital ‘tien to GRANVILLE F. HYDE, No. 63 Water — should call at once. Jes Ore DE GRAFTON TYLER: ouster Navy Pavstastan's Qrrice, Wasuineton, D. C., June 25,1857 Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed ‘Proj will be received at this office until 12 M.,the first day of July, 1867, for the following iron, which must be of the very Dest quality, to be delivered free of expense and Government tax at the Wash- ington Navy Yard, and subject to the usual inspec- tion thereat, to wit: | ie Bureau of Equipment and Becruiting. £0( Fifty) Tons No. 1 American Pig Iron. Responsible security required for the prompt and faithful delivery of supplies awarded. lank forms for bids to be had at this office. CALVIN C. JACKSON, je 26-3t Paymaster U. 8. Navy. PBoPosaLs FOB STATIONERY. Department OF StaTx, June 1, 1867. Sealed Proposals for Stationery will be received at this Department until the IST DAY OF JULY, 1867, at 12 o’clock m. Deliveries of ath articles an she Ledbictrin clkasoa must comply with the specifications, which, wit! Leni formas for bidding, will be fi hed to furnished ers. All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection, aut the Solitery of any tuforior eetisie will bs deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract. — Address, ‘‘ Department of State.” je7-tjyl st Washington and Gay sts.,Georgetown. _je 22-tf OR RENT—Best STAND fora Cigar Store in Washington. Inquire at Union Hotel, corner 1334 street and Pa. avenue. je 21-6t* O LET—At No. 481 10th street, west side, near Pa. avenue, from July ist. two large, pleasant PARLORS. Also, two FRONT ROOMB, one large and one small, on second floor, free from after- hoon un. Je21-3t* OR RENT—Small HOUSE, furnished or unfur- ished. FARM of 290 acres, 12 miles fi city. FOR SALE—2,000 FABMS, HOUSES, AND HOTELS, &c. LOTS. JOHN PATCH, x Real Bette and tosnrance ent, J SUMMER RESORT, je 18 corner st. and La. av. - W.J. MOOBE.of the WASHINGTON HOTEL FS RENT—The WALLACH HOUSE RES- Leonardtown H prepared ‘BC- TAURANT, situated on ith street, near Pa. commodate BOARDERS by theday week, or month on the most accommodatii enne. Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. je terms. Fish Oysters, Crabs, and all the delica- | [,OR SALE OR RENT—A two-story and attic cies of the water constantly served up at his table. F Blok” HOUSE, containing eleven rooms and B rite from Washington twice a week. gellar; gas inthe house, water on the premises, abl id lar; arden. Georgetown hor INEY POINT HOTEL ‘the, PE nise of Dr. 8. A.H. ‘McKIM, P SALT WATER BATHING pers the door. , 721 st. south, (Navy Yard.) jem-M&W2t* This well known resort will be open for the re- OR RENT—One HOUSE, 14 rooms, on 9th st. caption of visitors on the 20th ots ane joard . ONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have in jured themselves by certain secret habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure,or the duties of married life; also, middle-aged dad old men, who, from the follies of youth, or other causes, feel a de- bility in advance of their years, before placin, themselves under the treatment of any one, shoul first read ‘Tho Secret Friend.” Married ladies will learn scmetiting of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.”” Sent to any address, in a sealed envelope, on Feoaipt of scent. Address Dr, CHAS. A. STUART & CO., Boston, Mass. no9-ly Es = near General Post Office; one HOUSE, 9 rooms, day ....... eons» le treet, with wate: id in both. Also, a per week. i. good, MARKET STAND. with. bins, benches, PPOPOSALS FoR FUEL. WM. MITCHELL, Proprietor. ooks, gas and water, and large ice boxes. Pos: _— Steamers leaye Washington every, Wednesday, Friday and Satur. and Baltimore every Tuesda: Tuesday, gession given immediately. Inquire of GEO. MAT- até6o’clock a. m., TINGLY, N 0.380, corner 6th street and Penn’a avenue’ > €01 je%-eo3t* ASHINGTON, D. C, June 1, 1867. W. Sealed Proposals al be CLERK’s Oynice, Hovsk oF Representatives, U. 8., ‘riday and Sator- ice Yy ! SE, Ta TE aaa received at’ this o} OWARD HOUS at and 224 streets, containing 10 rooms, with gas. | Representatives of the United States, as follows, to- (Formerly known as the Turner House,)_ | Apply at 123 Bridge st., Georgetown. je6-stawaw* | Rept : ee a a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 9 800 tons (2 bs.) best quality No. 1, or Corner Ninth street, Wasiington, D.C. Lee TeR BALE ON LIBERAL TERMS— | po? Goal, Baltimore Co ra Ppt BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED; one square trom stregt cars on Capitol Hill; only 40 down and small monthly payments required; 4 years time GciT'o: once ifyou would secure omer, sony" "STARE & METCALY, gaval thereto, to be thoro! screened and free Girt. 130 cords best Baker’s seasoned Pine Wood. 70 cords best seasoned Hickory. 50 cords best seasoned Oak. This house has been Seoronghly renovated, ant is now open for the reception of Guests. Board per month. aessstenes censsensee $30.00 % Ten cords of the Hickory to be sawed in three je 5-tf New yon ane) pieces; all the reatof the wood to be sawed in two (\EORGETOWN REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE All to be delivered in the vaults of the Capitol, AGENCY, 100 Bride stroet,—We now have | under the direction of the Chief Engineer, withia a number of desirable Properties for salein price | two months after date of contract. from be 000. » LOTS for sale,and | No bide will be considered from a partics not per- several for rent sonally known, anless accompanied with satisfac- fore many years th : tow | my 2-Im* ORME & COOPER. tory references; and security will be required for upon hi: ing that they will continue to extend ‘OR SALE—A ‘on L street, between 13th thful perfo Se PI: the: same to Pp bomen f ce: | and }4th streets; 5 see front and 186 feet deep; D BS: je3-ta_—_ Clerk House of Perens Gib: AYOB’S OFFICE. “QHARLES KLOMAN. | ved alley. Appl: AKER, Star Office. 13, 1867. a fess! gud : Washington, D.C., Ap I take plesbure to inform the public that I have FOR STORE BOOM. oe ee WasHinoton, D. C., June 30, 1867. wi saucer paula kare | BL ROMORBACAS ow ho pets, etek | omelets ta gu everything fn My power to gain the custom a andSpem. my B-tt | | ering street north. between Piteente endo six. esteem of the citizens of the Distriet of Dolnmbis. Hose TO RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, | teenth spats, eet The street to be : Es ee eit aes ali thee cow: ces of hot andcold water | Prom vate bed (nine) thebes if centre and oneach floor, bath-room, &<.; Teoms; sit- ron 4 ai teun dlnchan ae ts rine, The 3Q5. PENNSXLVANIA AVENUE, | 5 uated on the southesst corner of Dunbarton and freee P(four pinches auaifiy's Eo et AGENTS AND WHOLESALE. ComMIssroN tae emrescentgig es 256 Get. oak th | [oe aad ene Meek GR Genamdasouse a fect , HANTS, ‘Lot No. 8, tn Bidders will state the price por cubic yard for oR grading and i eae one cl rr loth : the su P merece: or igor Vinge Colors, met me vere joleim tak oe Comnilsstoner First Ward. PROPOSALS. IZANCE 0 INEERING Navy DeraRTMENT, Bureav oF Steam ENGIN ING WasHinoTon, D.C., Jane 1, 1857 Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the Navy for the fisc a zee ending June 30, 1808, will be received at this Bureau until 0 o'clock a. m. of Se ae of Jaly next, at which time the proposals will be opene: The Seabees must be addressed to the ‘Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, Navy Depart ment, Washington, ’and must be endorsed “Pro ysals for Materials for the Navy,’ that they may inguished from other business letters. Printed schedules for any class, together with in structions to bidders, giving the forms of proposal of guarantee, and of certificate of gus rantors, with printed forme of offers, will urnished ty such persons as desire to bid. on application to the com. mandants of the respect. navy , and those of all the yardson application to the Bureau hese echedules will be ready for delivery on the 20th of June, instant The Commandant of each navy yard and the Par- chasing Paymaster of each station will have a copy of the schedules of the other yards, for examina tion only. in order that persons who intend to bid hiay judge whether it is desirable to make applica tion for any of the classes of those yards. The proposal must be for the whoie of a class; and all applications for information or for the exami nation of samples must be made to the Comman Gunts of the respective yards ‘The proposal must be accompanied by a certifi- cate from the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district in which the bidder resides that he has a li cense to deal in the articles for which he proposes, and he must further show th ufacturer of ora regular rticles which he offers tosupply. The ust be certified by the Ass Internal Revenue for the district in which ¢ Th ct will be awarded to the person who makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re quired by law, the Navy D t, however, re serving the right to rej st bid. or any which it may deem exorbitant, Suretiesin the full amount will be required to sign the contract, and their responsibility must be certified to the satisfaction ofthe Navy Department As additional security twenty per centum will be withheld trom the amount of th iis until the contract shall have been completed, and eighty per centum of the amount of each bill approved in trip- licate by the Commandant of the respective yards, will be paid by the Paymaster of the station desig nated in the contract within ten days after the wat rant for the same shall have been passed by the woretary of the Treasury aThe classes of this Bureau designated as follows: ; No. 1, Boiler Tron and Rivets; Nog2, Pig Tron; N Boiler Felting; No.4, Gum Backing, Rub: ber Hose, &c.; No Sperm Oil; No. 6, Lin-e ne. &c.; No. 8. Leather Belting, Hose, Tallow ‘and No. 10. Engineers? Too 13.3 are Dumbered and Paints, Dryers, 23 4, Firewood; N Ash Piank and Butts; No. % Black Waluut. Cherry &c.; > White Holly; N No. 40, € geon’s Pumps The following are the classes, by their numbers, required at the respective Navy Yards : PORTSMOUTH 08.1.2. 4, 5, 6.8.9, 10, 11, 12. 18, 14,15, 16, 17, 18 22, 23, 24, 26. 27,28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 50, 7, CHARLESTOWN. 68,9, 10, 11,12, 14. 1 N > 26, 27, 23, 2 BROOKLY 5.6 1,11 7,18, 19, SLPHTA. 12,16, iv, 18, 22, 23, 25, NORFOLK Nos. 5.8. 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 2 36. 40. PEOPOsALS FOR STATIONERY. Wak Department. June 6, 1387. Proposals will be received at this Department 2 o clock on FRIDAY, the 2th day of June, or supplying the stationery described in the schedule below, for the fiscal year ending the 30th of June. 1888. The stationery must be of the best quality. Samples must accompany each bid. The successful bidder will be required to give bond, with approved sureties for the faithful ful- ilment of his contract, and the Department will the right to order the articles as it may oper, and to incre or diminish the quan- in the schedule below are to be furnishe om. of the Department, at the lowest market prices: PAPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK. 20 reams Despatch Cap, weighing 16 pounds. 30 reams Legal Cap. 200 reams Foolscap, ruled or plain, weighing 14 300 reams Quarto Post, ruled or plain, weighing 10 pounds. a 200 reams Quarto Post.ruled or plain, weighing 10 pounds. headed as per pattern, 10 reams Note Paper, ruled or plain. sams Note Paper, ruled or plain, headed ag »pying Paper. 2reams Blotting Paper. 300 dozen Blotting Boards. 25 reams Envelope Paper, buff or yellow, royal. 150 reams Manilla Wrapping Paper. super-royad, 100.000 Envelopes, official sizes, plain. 000 Env s letter size, plain. s, letter size, extra heavy, head- ed as per pattern . 80.000 Envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy, headed as per pattern, ¢00 gross Metallic Pens. ‘ory handles. or Wostenhelm’s four-blade Noyes’ Black Ink, quarts. nard & Noyes’ Black lnk, pints, en Frenca Carmine. 2% dozen Inkstands, Draper's, Whitney s, orequal quality. 100 pounds Scaling V - 30 w prepa: 20 ¢ Silk Taste, assorted colors. & dozen Red Tape. in pieces, assorted, 40) dozen rolls Red Tape 20 pounds Linen Twine W dozen large yars Mucilage, with brushes, W dozen quart bottles Mucilage. i0 dozen Blank Books. 20 dozen pack Visiting Cards. 5 dozen Pen Racks 1@ dozen Rulers. 500 gross India-rubber Bands, assorted. 5 dozen Memorandum Books. 6 dozen boxes Notarial Seals. 2dozen Portfolios. 2 dozen boxes Eyelets, dozen Eyelet Punches. 2dozen Letter Files. _ 25 dozen Writing Fluid. 5 dozen Letter Clips. 10 pounds Sponge. 3 dozen Gold Pens and Holders, 12 yards Tracing Linen. 5 dozen Sponge Cups. 5 dozen Paper Weights. 2 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners. 32 Ruling Pens. pBorosats FOR STATIONERY. Treasvry DeraRTMEnT. June 1, 1867. Sealed Proposals for Statianery will be received at this Department ppdl the first day of July, 1867, at 12 o'clock M. @ Department reserves itself the right to order the papers in Class 1, flat or folded, or plain or faint-lined, to any required pat- tern, Beiivertes of. at petioles : i the severe), claspes must comply_ wi © specifications, whic blank form for bidding, will be furuished to bid- ders. cpert detailed for the purbose by the Septotary ‘at expert deta: for the purpose e Beore the Treasury and the delivery of any inferior area cle shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract. Deliveries must be free of charge at the T: Department, Washington. Each an must be signed by the individual or firm making it, and be accompanied by @ satisfactory tee that the bidder will onpente @ contract, With good and suff- cient bonds, if his bid be accepted. The failure to comply with any one order ander the contract to operate as the forfeiture of the en- tire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary of the ‘Treasury may direct the purchase in open market of such quantities of any article 85 1 be neces- sary to supply the deficiency caused by such failure, charge to the contractors fifty per centum « fhe price panic it shall be found necessary to pay for suc icles. Proposals unaccompanied by satisfact guar- antes will not be considered, and contraelee Will be awarded only to established manufacturers of or articles. oD ees reserves the right to accept bids ‘he for indi dual items in Classes 1 and 2, or to rejeet $1 ders will be required to conform thelr bids te the specifications furnished, and failure to do so will cause the rejection of any bid. ids which contain items at prices less than the fair cost of the article will be deemed fraudulent and will not be considers? McCULLOCH, je 1-30t Secretary of the Treasury. ppeorosars FOR SLATE. e-whole of the slate to be be delivered on er Propewsls to be accompanied by aataplos of Blate, and to be endorsed Prop usals for 8! mies . ? ey Vi iver, ieut Bupérvising Architect.