Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING'STAR: ie EVENING SS q THe RIvER_ Froxt.—Harvey's WharfcAre rived—Steamer r, Olded, trom Accotink, with ‘wood and lathes, for market. t Carter s Wharf —Arrtved—Sehooner J. L. Haried. Adams, Philadelpiila, 136 tons -coal, for W. E. Brown. Sailed—Schooners a 5 Cook. Georgetown for coal; H.' Mi! eine Siddie, do; Roxanna, Frank, for Alexandria, to Jodd corn. " Rilew's Wharf.—Saled—Se' er Sarah MM. Clayton, Waver, Persimmon Point, fer wood: Ontario, leading oyster shells tor Jobusan’s Bar where it is proposed to make an island; Flying Fisher) wis, for Hunting Creek, Accomac county, for produce; Anne White, Roberts, bound down tor wood; American Coaster, Eiliot, do. Fowler's Wharf.— Arrived — Boston packet schooner Abbott, Devereaux, Capt. R. Rach, with full line of freight. This is an entirely mew schooner. finely fitted as @ packet. Her firet trip is a. successful ene, Steamer Rock- well, loading with scrap iron by E. L. Fay, for Baltimore. Sizth sireet_—Schooner Wm. Collyer loading with bickory and oak for Philadelphia. The steamer Wawaset left this morning with about 400 picnicers, On an excursion to Glymont, aecompanied by a band of music. This was the excursion of the Foundry Sunday School, which was carried to the boat inisix of the streetcars, and @ more pletsant set of Iittle fois bas celdom been seen. Recently t¥e springs of fine water have been Opened f} 6 Tiver shore, midway belween the GtH apd.7th street wharves. (Quite a large number 6frow beats are moored about the wharf for aire. - Messrs, T. E. Clark & @o. have commenced the ere¢tion of a large -wharf at the foot of 4th Street east, on the line of the old Mosher wharf, for the accommodation of. their trade and that ofthe public generally. Lts cost will be about $6, (00. ee re) go. pent Sone ooe ns Gist ion Of premiums'to the successfi the snore inetftution cameo Festorday in the hall of the academy, in the presence of a large number of visitors. it war the close ot the first session. There are on its register 64 sehol- ars, The buildine is new, in clove proximity to St. Aloysius Church, and is under the di- rection of ‘be Sisters of Mercy attached to ihe Convent of Mercy. The first grand prize ef a gale medal was borne off by Miss M. Eckloff, or proficiency in music, French, and German, nd she was alco awarded half a dozen vaiu- able books for brilliont attainments in other brsnches of study. Some 14 crowns were awarded to’a ltke number of scholars for ex- cellencies in varions branches, and about 60 pupils received tae same numberof books as rewards of merit. The valedictory, by Miss M. Eckloff, (the only graduate this yeat\) was pronounced by all who heard it a beautifal production, ST. ALOYSIUS CnURCH PaRoont; pet Theawards and distribution of: nd premiums of the above school took place this morning. The school is under the immediaie supervision and charge of the Sisters of Mer- cy, of the Convent of Mercy, and has 300 pn- pile enrolled. The exercises were very, in- teresting. The following young Jadies were awarded the first prizes of silver medals, viz: Miss Mary Sullivan, Mics Mary Hickey, aud Miss Mary J.Holluhan; they were alsoaward- ed crowns. Misces Ella Divine, Mary Tor- rens, Bridget Hardrehan, Marv Mason, Kate Conner, Mary Drew, Teresa Martin and An- nie Lee were awarded the second prizes. of cTowns, and some 25 others received rewards ot “merit” in the shapes of valuable books. Rev. Father Wiget distributed the prizes and premiums to the successful pupils. % EAL UN ee SANITARY.—The sanitary police served twelve written and forty-two verbal notices for the abatement of nuisances yesterday, and ordered tha removal of six dead dogs. The fatality among horses and cattle has ceased, but the seasou fatal to.the canines is rapily ap- proaching. The work of whitewashing houses and cleansing the premises of the Seventh Ward, under direction of Mr. Whitemore, can- itary officer for that ward, is. naw complete; 574 families were served with lime, requiring sixty-two barrels.’ The ward is thought to be ina good condition as regards the sanitary work, Lieut. Noonan this morning gave of- fiver Voss, sanitary officer of the Second Wards instruction relative to superintending a like work in that ward, which will be begun im- mediately. —_—-e—__— Bask Batt Matcw.—The match played yesterday afternoon between two picked nines of the National, one known asthe Williams, the other as the Wright side, on the new grounds of the cinb, 15th and S streets, the pro- ceeds of which are for the relief of the suffer- img poor of the South, stood at the close as fol- iows:—Williams’ side 21; Wright’s side9. It ‘was one of the most interesting games ever Played here, and was attended by from three to five thousand of our best citizons. An ad- mussion fee of 25 cents was charged, the pro- ceeds being given to aid the suffering peor of the South, and the proceeds will probably ex- ceed £400. —_o—_———— REAL EsTaTE SALEs.—Wall & Oo., auc- tioneers, yesterday sold a three-story brick bouse, No. 454 Lith street, between G and H stréets, and the lot upon which it stands, to Mr. C. J. Burch, for 4.930. Messrs. Green & Williams yesterday sold a two-story brick house and lot in Marble Alley. between Pennsylvania and Missonri avenues and 44; and 6th streets, to Thos. E. Young, for $2,800. Also, a lot fronting on 14th street west, between N street and Rhode Islandavenue, 20 feet front by 120 feet deep, to Chas. A. Merrill and W. L. Argue, at 5934 cents per foot. pale GSS eee, CowtRact AWARDED.—The contract for the erection of the new colored school-house on O Street, between ith and Sth streets, has been awarded to Mr. Arthur Pannell, a colored car- penter of the Seventh Ward. The contract price is $7,200, and the building will be of brick, 44 by 87 feet, and %6 feet high in the clear, con- taining accommodations tor 400 pupils—four school-rooms on each floor. a THE TREASURY ExTENsion.—This work is Progressing finely. There are now twenty- seven bricklayers at work, and many applica- tiens have been rejected. One of the men now at werk is a member of the society, and it is said, he being in destitute circumstances, the society, by A vote, on Wednesday evening, gave him permis ion to retura to work. prea Honsk STEALING._A man named Charles Williams came ap before Justice Barnaclo this morning, chargea by Jobn A. Stoneli with having stolen a horse of his, valued at $120, Williams was found guilty of the charge, and by bis own request was turned over to the Vir- oe. authorities, where the theft was com- mi! i a gi SIxTH Warp REPUBLICAN OLUB.—A meet- ing of the Sixth Ward Republican Club was called for last evening, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for the pa: of making ar- rangements to celebrate the Fourth of July. There were but few members present, and it ‘was agreed to postpone the meeting uatil far- ther notice. —+0 SENT TO THE ASYLUM.—Yesterday, Mrs. Ellen Page, the unfortunste insane woman, ‘whose escape from the Columbia Hospital was mentioned in the Star a few days ago, was again found in the streets by officer Voss. She Was secured, @0d arrangements were made for t her admission to the Insane Asylum. gi ; ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND ATTEMPT AT Rare —Wm. Jones, colored, was arrestod last night by Officer Morgan, of the county police, and taken tothe Central guard-house, for as- gault and battery and attempt at Tape w Milly Vanmeto, colored. Justice Waller committed him to jail for court in each case. —_——_—— Pay Your interval ReyENUS.—To-mor- Tow is the last day allowed under the law. for ee oe Revenue tax withont be- com: e Denaity of five per cent ad- ditsonal, which the Collector is dilector impose nd assess on all delinquents after that date Der one Sarg or Lors.—About two hund: twenty-five of the five hundred lots oe peices in the Howard University tract, have already been sold by KR. M. Hall, at his Real Estate Agency. 1 ——_e—__—_. | loe ORBAM.—Messrs. Harvey & 289 Pennsylvania avenue, sei sample of ice cream they are maki ly use, which was delicious o., No. to-day a tor fami- Posies Sane E ; PEDDLING WITHOUT, LicENsE —D. P. ‘ nie was arrested y: Taay by Officer Peaster, of the Fourth Ward, for peddling without license. He was fined $20 by Justice Walter, ——_o—_—_ ; Tzanixe Dowm™.—The building used by the Medic»] Puraeyor, corner of 1Sthand F streets are bow being torn down and the lumber re. moved —_—e Map Doc —A mad dog was shot yesterda: *ventag near the corner of Fourteenth and F Stteete by Officer Hilton, of the Second Ward ——— 9s MA» Dog SHOT. —Oiftoer Hilton. orthe Fifth precinct, shota mad dog mear the corner of 14t and F stree's, yesterday morning. baer ire SHOOTING Docs —Major Richards { issuing aD order to the police, relative toshean, ing dogs ranuing at large without a muzzle ~~ GLLY-EEEMS..0— => Frrry Bors’Liwin Sorts, at two doliars and fifty cents suit, were received at fA. Sake & Co., 517 <* -FOR SADE -AND-RENT. FPOR FAR Te STOR MD FIRTORES : ep perces 436 Pennssivauis. avenge, rests. ; ; veuth street, adjoining Na- aa oo _ mouEe ss Rot tare, say, oF present, | onal Bank of the Repubtic. at Tok store of Franck Faylor. Good for offices. col ed cep A Le - TS ag je and stated tha avigctof, the ta suggest. |. Sewarmy “Jet Sette, Amber Sette, Blue } 05 ret —snail HOUSE aeally Tarnished 2 ‘300-at Bnt' Chains, Rings, Pins. ‘3 " 6 pt some arfangeraimie “oe ats 1 Buckles; Bracelets, received this mornicg Hi0go Calg at 395 8h street, below Bt bet,'6 | aud 8 p. monly. OR RENT—Six fing ROOMS in a vew honse, handsomely furnished with new furniture, No 315 @ street, Between 1th and 13th. J6 28-3t* : after suri rangements have been mad6 a TB 06 a liance be formed, ig. honebt atin thenext campaign Tem: one of the ie- sues, andho Wanted Rig party to have this at Prige’s'One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. Svenue, near 45 street. ‘ Laas Oct: RE NERTY BEE OvBRALES for‘ail the trades, butchers, paint- : {OR RENT—Furnished or unfarnistied ROO lank jn their platform. He would be wil. | ers, plasterers, bricklayers, machinists, dc. I i Dpbrar StS F etre a fing to Word ‘eck perntic ‘eet gé, and Téceive | Some superior, not readily found elsewhere, aad ih ce Apply at S13 Fstreety te Se all into the foids, incitiding Gopperheads, to | at Henning’s, No. 585 7th street, near Mary- OR RENI—Two ROOMS for an office save them from ger..of drauukenness, as | land avende. i F 4 F street, between 9th and 10th Well as their impehging political. doatn. "str é ——_— > Paes emere ; oe sat Jantes Sieh segs adjomeirment Of the } | onus 1 am enabled ea coun cue tae eel eos |! PORRERTSBRIGR HOUSE four poome, on M club, and remarged thatthe Temperance or- | Ments I am enabled to continue the closing out between 18th ai Ret Apply next door. Pos” ganizations will.cejebrate the 4th at the Capi- | sale. of my iarge and well-selected 5! of ; 3 | session given immediately. i | POR RENT—Two small HOUSES. c*ntrally lo- PE cated J. I_SULLIVAN, Bt ‘Gorner 9th street and Canal. K RENT—A LARGE HOUSE, tieatly fur. nished; gaa and water in building. Apply on | the premises, No. 347 K atrevt. bet. 13th and 14th eet. Je23-34° ‘OR RENT—Pleasant ROOMS for two or three single geutiemen. Inquire ut 502 E st. bet $d and 4th sts., or at Room $4, Second Comptrol- ) ler’s Office. T: ary. Jo 28-3t* . ee Gs TLEM WISHING PLEASANT FUR: Down WITH HicH PRi¢xs !—Patronize only B® NISHED ROOMS for the summer, will do wel® those who sell cheap! Buy your Gent’s Fur- } to cull at 422 T2th street. near Now York avenne, nishing Goods at #ranc’s, 494 7th street, be- | J823-2t fant ation Tet th sehs + ues tween D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- | For RENT—Furnishedjor unfurnished ROOMS, lows’ Hall. (Gray's Oollars, 18c. box; Gold- | snitable for housekeeping. with kitch smith, Byron and Garotte; 18c. box; Imitation | # water. Apply at 520 Street. bet we ne bh Lien Goldsmith, Byron snd Garotte, 18¢. |) "7th. _ ge Be box. And all other goods cheap in propor- 10 Lite T—Corner 5th street east, and Ast. north. tion, L HOUSE. containing §$ rooms and basenenr SALA AL c tehen; also, store and large cellar. Rent low Quick SALES AKD SMALL PRoFITS.—Good e with store or not. at option f party | White Shirts, $1 25a81.50; A. No.1 Fine White ea SR ; Shirt, $2.50a83: Good Gauve Undershirts, 50 RNIS EP ay SOR. ei. cents, Fine Ganze Undershirts, 81; Fine Lisle |) 7, il! ve rented for the samt Crockery, 4c. Re aie oleae $1.50; Good Cotton Halt | reronces required. Iuquive on the premises. | POR RE | F NismeD |, Fine Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Fords at 30 per cent. below cost. All in want clothing will do well to call at my Branch Storé, 242 Penn’a avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, ac 1 will positively close July Sth, 1867. Also, the Fixtures for sale. 2 A. STEavss. — oi Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, witl be in attend- ance at his rooms, 422 Pennsylvania avenue, betwraan 43g and 6th streets, on and after July jet. tol, and the Colored Sunday Scnools would also celebrate the day: Dr. yd said that on the 4th of July he would call up his resola- tons on impeachment. ’ The club adjourmed, and those present ors ganized as citizens, Mr. Jones (colored) in the ebair, and Mr. Hartow (white) secretary. Dr. Boyd sald that they preposéd to itold a meet- ing on the Fourth, tohaye the Declaration of Independence read, and he moved the ap- pointment of & committee to make thé neces- sary arrangements, which, after some gebate, was adopted, and Dr. Boyd and Small ( white,), Maftining. Titomas, and Beats’ (¢olored,) were appointed, wite Mr. Hariam as secretary. Dr. Boyd speke of the necessity of breaking down Irish rum-holes on the corners, and suggested that all present should unite in an alliance to hold temperance meetings, &c. Adjourned ALE BES eS SS THE PRIZE RING.—At the time of the late fight between Oollyer & Aaron, the Star stited that the contest was not for a wager be- tween the men and their respective backers, but for a purse to be given by parties here and in Baltimore, who, as a matter of speculation. chartered the boats, built the pavilion, and sald the'rum, sandwiches, ic. Wenow leara that the prize was a thousand dollars. i Aaron gives a sparring match to-night, in Philadelphia, to which’ parties have goneon Je 2 English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At Frane’s Gent’s Furnishing Store, 494 7th st., T.—FURNISHED OR U ROOMS, suitable for housckeoping. | between D and E, three deors above Odd Fel- | in a very desirable suminer location, No. from Baitimo: yer. Their ’ . n ery. ri > errand. ia ms Beieibie’ es Bate aucther lows! Hall. 1 | Nort Capitol st. near the Baltimore.depot. Match between the mem; in answer to-OoH- |‘ Juar RecetveD this merning one hundred yér’s recent challenge to Aaron, in which he AME Ht offers to reduce himself to 126 pounds weight, lf Aaron wilfaccommodate him with another bout. ‘The Knowing ones think that, redticed, he will stand no chance whatever with Aaron. more of those fine twenty-five dollar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. Bis east ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just received. Call and look at them at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Office eg For Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Eniarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c., sonsuit Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. avenue, between 4 and 6th sts. Office hours frome a.m.to5p.m.,and6to8 p.m. ee ‘To THE LADIES oF THIS Crry AND GEORGE- TowN.— Do you wish to save money! Go to Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment. He sells cheaper than any other house. 71 ble FR 7th ‘ON. i ‘corner 7th and D streets, over Shepherd's Bookstore RENT—FIRST FLOOR, two rooms, large Front Room second floor, for a family without P small children. Five Rooms, with the use of din ing room and kitchen. cam be had at 1 street. bet oth and 10th, No. convenient to the avenue. je 23-3tt ees —- FIGHTING ALLEY SusTAINs Irs Naug.— Wednesday night fightingalley, in the Seventh Ward, was the scene of & riot, in which one girl named Martha Nelson was cut with a ra- zor;a colored mak named John was knocked senseless with a club and, jumped upen by oth- ers; amother girl was knocked down and kicked; a pistol was dand a hatchet thrown. The three leading rioters were John Beil, Bar- ney Olinkett and Robert Evans, who were sent to jail for riotand assaultand battery; three ot the women were fined $5 each for profani- ty and disorderly conduct after the row: two men for being sssociated with the disorderly assemblage and encouraging the rigters; the ng B y Square. € ry member of | Congress. - Apply at 390 4th street, perior tween P08 SAU vere haniisome “and desirable new S-room HOUSES, with water and gas rare opportunity for clerks anil others who desire acomfortable home. One h ash; the bal i —_-—- RECEIVED —Three t Just hundred Boys’ ng time if desired. Inquire at No. 230 224 remainder of the crowd were ordered to giy } Snits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitteen | street. between G and H. First E security for good behavior. The party ap- | Goliars per suit, at the Great Central Ulothing p between I pnd. ¥. hetene's. 'eioey an peared to be determined neither to pay fines or give security, and were all committed to the workhouse. House J.H. Smit, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. ee es —The BARBER SHOP No. 470 sth between D and B Je 27-3t* Anicely FURNISHED ROOM at stcorner of 1th and M sts. je 27 -3t* ‘T—The Second and Third STORIES of For BALI st. Povr Cors, Durillons et Ongles rentres dans Ja chair, consulter le Docteur White. etabli depuis 1S6i—a son office No, 424 Penn- — é IMPORTANT ARREST.—A man, whogives his name as Gaylor. was arrested in Danbury, Connecticut, a few days aro, by detectives TORR Marsh and Simmons, of the Trearury Depart. sylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et la 3: nh street. near Penn a are, Inquire at 1S p. t'S Loan € * ment, and was bronght to this city yesterday, Sitiemeé rue. ss uf a eee ERA Loan:0. meet ~ si see a esite charged with counterfelting the notes of the No Berres Investment can be made tnan f JOE RENT-At 38s K stroct north, opposite Third National Bank of Philadelphis. The | m Clothing atthe present reduced prices at Conk Je 27-3t* plates, presses, dyes, and all the other. appar- atus of the counterfeiters and $1(4,000 of coun- terfeit notes on the Third National Bank were discovered ina cave near Danbury and se. cured. Gaylor is held in custody to await further developments. “Wtangike“op Tau Uneoarmaite AND OHIO Canal BoaRp.—At a meeting of the Board ot Directers ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio canal, held yesterday morning, the directors renewed their contract with Lewis G. Stankope for the completion ofdam No. 5, soas to insare safe the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Uffice, gtaceted so Veale 2M GO AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceiyed this morning, at the Great Centrai Olotbing House, 400 7th street, opposite the Post Office. T—Three unfurnished ROOMS, with ; very desirable to a small family for Also. @ good cellar and stable No. ear Pate: 4 ate For rex situated on 127 streets north, No. tle premises. 0 RENT—A PART OF DWELLING on rea; -onable terms. three rooms on one floor. Als, two LODGING ROOMS. Inquire No. £50 P. 3 av. hetween Mth and Isth sts. * je? PERSONAL. FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS Dest material. always on hand andanade t : order. Skirts ired, at S. F STORE FOR RENT—A large and desirabl navigation. The present directors have made | CHREVi'S Hoon ehict ant Coe Man ttaton?, | Sonica SPortit pene kgpn on the prem: accntract for the reconstruction of the lock | 253 7th street. bet. Mand N «ts 3e23-Lin® ises southwest corner Of 1 street north and Sd street and dam at Rock Creek, to be completed by the first day of September next. A much need- ed improvement. —— SG 18-4ES FUNERAL oF DR. JonEs.—The Medical fra- ternity met ai the Georgetown Medical Col- lege rooms this sflorsccn, from whence they proceeded to the funeral of the late Dr. Jones, west. je 27-3t Pp CATE, THO ALENT YW fhe a Ars law POR SALE—The AGENCY for a first class Sew F ing Machine. |For particulars. e., call at 234 pnnsylyauia avenue, (up stairs,) from $a. m.to5 pm je 27-3t* Foe RENT—The LARGE FRAME BUILDING at the corner of 10th street and the canal, near the bridge i i rly to W mission M tt OQ LET—SECOND FL tw ERSONAL.—The Sergeant of Company H.,24 Rhode Island Cavalry. who is in one of the De partments, may call at 470 9th street. where he can receive news, je 27-2t* Notre HEIRS —A complete list_of heirs to estates in Europe furnished for #1, by RED: BROS. P.O. Box 530, Washington, D. fenry Ashbrook, Washington. D. ( the Messrs. Ashbrook, of St. Louis. M Messrs. Allen, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers, St 0. Possession given imme WALL &CO.. Auctioner ants. cor, 9th st. and Pa, avenue. DIE. Suddenly, in Baltimore. on Tue-day. ERSONAD.— Married and Single Ladies. Allin OR of house No. 305 RICHARD C. POTPS, formerly of tronble call. Business private. Strictiy coufi- cna. ny 2 9th: and Joth sts.. south ae dential, Success guaranteed or no charge. Madame eat of iors Goon es en tte tor DEMPSEY. On Friday, June 2th, . | NELSON. Doctress, 525 Penna. avenue, between o oom on f ton ABCA RET, ieee! Wine Bee sey and | ad,andadatrecte. "lei nd of business. Apply on the hier of John Treitler. rth year. S -ITUATIONS AND EMPLOYMENT S| cured to all who will pply to B. B. CHASE'S Intelligence Office, No. 270 D stree ‘The funeral will take pli No. 415 6th street. betwee ai Dg o'clock p.m Tr regidence: y,on Sunday. id With or withont Stoe hat Popular CIUG — 3 = _ | Street. All in want of good servants, cooks, nur: STORE. No. 430 Pennsylvania avenne. betw &c.,can be supplied at short notice, All pri and 6th streets. now dein, business of $12 Fr, WaktEe Veo cPAREE <r | oomentade anc cnsieital Aine” | Ee sina ence geytec pay a 350 Dst.. between 9th and Juth._ ADIES, TOUH ATTENTION IS CALLED TO on the premises. or at 154 Pei Lad red and Varnished. je Hm | BONE CORSET, at $1.25. It is the most easy and | Valid avenue. between Ith and 8th sts. ye 27-tf I E CREAMS, WATER ICES, best fitting, adapted Pr summer dressing. COR- "PP HRER FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RE — SET STEELS, eed a pair. TRAIL SKIRTS twe communicating—341 F street. between ROMAN PUNCHE for Bat gus. AUM’S Hoop Skirt. Corset, and | 9th and 10th j + Shoulder Brace Manufactory, 49 Louisiana ave FROZEN CUSTARD. &c., of all the most Delicate Flavors, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E (with Store attached) cor y at 600 Hst nue, between 6th and 7th streets. je} ADIES PLEASE READ THIS —WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six bun- For RENT —HO! sr Hand sth st , i x0 r 1K ‘1 gzed (sam) well made stamps of elegant designs for | FGT\ESN No 33 Punto vemiewcn a LENG ‘We have the pleasure of announcing to onr nu- | Embroidery. Braid, &., that he will sell cheap. the | 0, (Ot SE strect. For terms apply at 77 K st merous friends and the public in general that we | whole or part. and teach the buyer the Composition. . i bed 5-3tt have comnected with our well-knownestablishment. | furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to 259 Penn’a avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.. the | use them, grats. Being part ef a duplicate set late- manufacture of ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES, ROMAY PUNCH, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c. of all the most delicate flavors. at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ly used in Baltimore any lady wishing to engage in this profitable business and baying a small eapital should call at once. jes ONFIDENTIAL—Young men who have in jured themselves by certain secret Kabits. which Apply at No. 426, corner 6th ‘R REN T—One or two newly DESIRABLE ROOMS. at Je28-3t* turnished and 311 6th street; at unfit them tor. business, pleasure. or the duties of | communicating. if desired We have made our selection of the most choice | married life; also. middle-aged and old men, who, | Will | uted cheap to res: Cragin from Orange county. New York. Penusyl: | from the follies of youth. or other causes, feel a d ie 25-30" vi elaware and Maryland Dairies. e wi ility in advance of their years, before placin ‘ i7oThiee UNFURN t € septnutee the public that we will use the themselves under the treatment of any one. should re. Ne ate 3 Us FoR sit HED ROOMS “= VERY BEST MATERIAL first read © Tho Secret Friend.” Married ladies ith ud das; also ne Furnished Room suitable for gentleman posite Hamma pS jodging-room. at 203 Pa will learn somethin cs. Apply after 4o'clock. “ The Secret Frien f importance by perusing in misnafictoring the above-mentioned articles, Sent to ary address.in @ m and with our vast machiney and facilities, and the sealed envelope, on receipt of 25 cents. Address Dr, competence of our Foreman. who has been em- | () J ly ENT—One three story BRIOK Hovs ployed in Philadelphia at the bustiess in they most HABLA. STUART & CO. Boston, Mase _wod-ly Te eT aie merce story BRUGC HOU prominent houses for the last twenty-seven. years. splvater” Ne isth etree’, bette we feel confident that we can offer to the public an 1 ‘Ton minutes “walk to. the Tr article which cannot be surpassed. in this country. Koats 0. 632 Tih street, Datoon, All we ask is a single trial, which wigl convince the he s b RENEE Daley con mat fastidious. ia most respectfully solicit the patronage of lies, Hotels, Festivals, Pic-Nics. Excursions, INEY POINT HOTEL. SALT WATER BATHING. This well known resort will be open forthe re- ception of visitors on the 20th of June. card per day oo 82.50 Board per wee! Daud F north je 2-1 E tween Ninth and Tent om HOUSE, on Massa koe Delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. HARVEY & CO., 2 avenue. near E. several furnished House ig Sit. WM. MITCHELL, Propreto ‘civaw p . STARR & METCALF, Je 17-2w 259 Penny lvauie avenue. Steamers Jeave Washington every Tuesday, (Plant's Buildng.) B a “ | Wednesday. Friday and Saturday at6 o'clock a. m.. je 26-tf avenue and Fifteenth street. OOKS? BOOKS. and Baltimore every Tuesday. Friday and Satur day at 40clock p.m. ing at the Point, OWARD HOUSE, (Formerly known as the Turner House,) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Corner Niuth street. Washington, D.C, . This house has been thoroughly renov: is now open for the reception of Guests. F' RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At 365 lith: between Land Mstreets. The most de Wie portion of the city for a summer residence je25-6t~ (OR SALE—A good BOW WINDOW. with I SHUTTERS. complete, will be sold cheap. Can be seenat 1564 Pa. avenue, between Ith and Ith streets. je 25-tf. OR RENT—The BRICK at the corner of 2th THE CHEAPEST BOOKS IN THE WURLD, i poet a “WAVERLY NOVELS—Kach number complete volume in itself—nsually sold by book agents at 30 Touching going and return- Je l2-tt Board per mont and G streets. containing nine ms, with cents per No., only 25 cents; to be complete in 25 Board bse large stable and yard. For terms ‘apply at the cor. Nos. Now is the time to subsoribe, Table ner of 20th and K streets, je 25-6t* WAVERLY NOVELS—Five volumes bonnd’in one, printed on good paper. ‘Waverly,’ “Bob dll regia meme ih TOR SALE_OR RENT—The WHIS~ BEER BREWERY on Delaware ave., bet. C and-D sts., Capitol Hill. Apply on the premise: je 25-60" L-LUBER. Fo RENT—A jew three-story HOUSE with ™ A CABD.—The padersign herewith annouuces | the public that he has gold out his Bebtanrant, 501 7th street, to Mr, F. G. OHR. He avails himself of this opportu: uire of D. DICKENS’ WORKS—Minbtrated, from g}.50 to | nity to thank his friends for the many favors ware 511 eet ing, modern improvements. No. 92.9: Each volume complete in itself. for so many years they have been pleased to beatow ee se Forages peste Jn: upon him, ho g that they will continue to extend | : ‘ 4 bs THACKARY'S WORKS — Beantifully itius- | the same to bis oeoT CHARLES KLOMAN ANAL WODD TARD FOR EEN — ane Was trated, large print, from §1.25to 61.00 per volume. | Washington, D. G., April 13-1867" _ Yard on Missouri ay and Canal A Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS. juet received, ‘to which the attention of the reading public is re- gpecktoly invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book tore. including Scales and Office terms inquire of the Canal of WOOD also for pute. jeR-lw?, Te LET—At No. 461 10th street. west side, near Fa. avenue, from July Ist. two large. pleasant PARLORS. Also, two FRONT ROOMS ‘one large Vin good ‘oumuissioner: form the well-known establis! blic that I have | yoght mt known as loman’s: stanrant. It shall be my duty to do everything in my power to gain the custom and | esteem of the citizens of the Distriet of Columbia. ap 13 3m* F. G. ROHR. Etake ‘plenaure to ii FRENCH & RICHARDSON, my 21-tf 334 Pennsylvania avenue, —_—_—_—_—_—_ ]| 4nd one small, on second floor, free from _after- pisses ((oLvMBIA HOSPITAL FoR Women EE ahd a " SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, PARLOR OFA rons fen YING-IN ASYLUM, A in a healthy and most desltabic Abethonct For rent by week, month or quarter at! L Fourteenth street, (circle.) corner of M stree’ Washington, D. C 3 pees This Institution has been established for the rb- | Georgetown, would rent a part of their house to a responsible Darron. Apply at No. 17 First street, moderate rates Georgetown. Je 29-T,M,F-3t* Persons desiring either for their country res- idences can easily make arrangements with us. eéption of patients who may be sufferin, ie: ARGE AND PLEASANT, ROOMS WITH JOHN ¥. ELLIS, eases culiar to their sex, and for the Risotto BOARD. at No. 122 PenuasIvania syenve. be: 310 Pennsylyania avenue, of such females as may require the comforts of the | tween 19th and 20th streets. Table and transient mai near loth street, lying-in chamber. boarders aecommod ated on reasonable terms. Sole agents for Chickering & Sous’ Pianos. The b ilding is situated in the most healthy por- | _i¢ 17-evSt™ 20-eo6t tion of the District, surrounded by tts oar greandy. OR —The WALLACH HOUSE RES- TTENTIO Cars pass the door every five minutes. Fo RANT. Hituaved, lth street, TION canis ‘erms of admission: From §6 to $10 per week. in | avenue. Aboly Oh Dea ee Dee ee AEE Eo Teepe eumes Boar Miclaes Makita | rata rcjheery ‘ance, inclu joard, s ie py. ATTENTION ow tiiy | amd Surgical attendance. at GORGETOWN READ ESTATE AND HOUSE EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER NTIONH!! t pea Fale ‘AGENOY, 100 Bridge street.—We now have Beers Oe Weics BERE: EDICAL STAFF, anumber of desirable eecrten tee salean price Fe on writs SUBGEON IN CHIEF, from $2,000 to $25.0:0. Alo, LOTS for gale, and EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER. 1841 otro FROMPSON. M. D.. ae ae Or rene: pun R The most pleasant Summer beverage in the mar. ah = w Bilhe en t) between 20th and 2st streets. ANS AND SURGEONS, et. manufactured from selected Barley Malt and ; SALE—A LOT on L atréet, between 13th Hope ‘trom the Brew ery of Massey, Huston & Con . +, Surgeon General, Uni and 1ith xtreets; 29 feet front and 18 feet deep; adelphia, Pa. ‘dalley. . B. . wee ley. Apply to C.B. BAKER, Star Office. ‘To ensure a constant supply DEALERS - quested to send in thelr omters af an carlyrder tee RILEY A. SHINS Ee RRO ale SIT aT - a ayenue, OR RENT—A 8° E ROOM, corner of Stliand ra Green and Olive at. Geor 5 HOWARD. M.D.,Fstrest, aud 8p. m, ‘ha palate sayz tt © SPAT ac 2 a AP. hit ail light ther ng Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains, and Orders for admission to the free. beds in this hos, le of the For washing Wounds, " hands ib equal fo the bet Coie Soap nt Chapped marie eet whereare 36.) can he obtaii chief at pln ST iteeet; or ot any of the Medical staff, fs 5 Gurley. Gill ical aint aa of homme Gidland Wives and widows of soldiers desiring admigsio; al, United Beaten OUSE TO RENT-—A first-class RESIDENCE, FE Peer cd tet ciate READ ENGR. Cpleden goer -room, &c.; thi: 3; Sit uated on the southeast corner of Duni mand Sid peter Hoag ot SBB. aku ak jum. et., 4 and ith, Washington, D.C. “eet catia 0. OOO Sea Fronshte ig natant Sant ag i a ninking Soft Soap; see rection on the wrap et toney emul e, jauless the meker's name is EWEL 500 and 5: it. w fee. 02 Gs! will apply to the Surgeon Gener: army, Patients MVing at a distance who d te to this institution for treatment "BNA ed L. Mi rer, north, bet. 4th and 5th sts, ic ure private te rooms by applying by letter to ti of avenue. Paid Lot is 16 cane fuches hospital. Pt D otLE TED. og | alee proved ave goons, Also; two. eur 00} +. | Houses rear of the lot, containing two OR SALE ONEAP— penter’s WAGON, | cach: ‘The thica houges ent for ee ee Haves Mein of oe} » | month Trice g?, i inte possession given COS Buildera Depot, 962 7th a. BP BROWN & 808 street. Pret ha vit 1) je 18-3t epistf © 460 9th street, betwoon E and F +} Y 4 S| deh OAM WOE QaKonT Rete © gk WMT ROOD hha venth street—375. Also. | panlbstcs Renate Brgeeea tet imei! j id Rockville rosa. It acres}is in a good state ecusetign: Nee Uy is. ele’ ? ou 7) ; hasseveral fine pong . uatailing Btveamns in re en & twill ibe ‘ken to any one by Mr. WM. HA Mg eae gene upon it. ‘Title is perfect. rea made known on a: pat catien toGRANVILLE F. DE, No. 63 er Street; or, to De. GRAFTON TYLER, corner Washington and Gay @ts., Georgetown, je 22-tf } OR RENT —Three of six Pleasant ROOMS, UNF ISHED, at No. 276 Penna. aven two dvors east of the Kirkwood House. je 22-51 FOR SALE OR EXCH ANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY—Three hnudred and fifty of firs AND, suitable for farming. gar ed within the District « ne to three miles from Georgetown, ay extending from the Conduit Road near the Chesa peake and Obio Canal to Tennallytown, This property will be sold in a body on accommodating terms. or in lts to'snit purchasers. a portion of i having been beautifully laid off in lots from four to ten acres cach, with good fronts on road and par- tigularly desirable for market gardens. If desired, will give one-third cash and two-thirds in land, in r Mushington or Cali and see plats of this property STARR & METCALF, Real Retate | exchange for improved property in W Georgetown. at our office. until pat nthe rear » sts, uth LE R of H street, Isis houses now rent for $10 each p $720 cach. STARE & 21 New ¥« ix OR SALE AT AGRE F STORY RRICK HOUSE on 1th street. beween H and 7; 33:0. 6 TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES on Tth, between O and P. $2,000 cach TAGE HOUSES on E street, near Néw Jors: $90 each. STARR & METCALF. Keal Estat: Brokers (Plant's Building.) Corner New York evenue and 15th st. VERY CHEAP.—A number of fine 130. bounded by 3 the w half of square ther witha large uum city. Some good wilting ch. HOUSES ranging in price fro WO A beautiful couutry site of 4): acres. between 7th and 1ith streefs, ong mile from the city. A number FARMS for Sale or Ex- change, MITCHELL & SON, Corner 7th and D streets. je 2b6t over Shepherd's Book Store. OTS FOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS— BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED; one sguare trom street ‘cars on Capitol Hill; only down and small monthly payments required, 4 years time iven. Lots20 by Wefeet deep toa 2H foot alley. vall at once if you would secure one. STARK & METCALF, (Plant’s Building.) je 5-tf New York ave. and 15th st. Fos SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fora family in the town of Cambridge, Md. The preperty is well improved, in excellent conditio and among the most desirable homesteads in the y lage. It will be sold ata low figure. To a gentl min who desires a comfortable home for his family, in one of the most agreeable villages in Mary where household oe ee? 3 are not half as grea acity, the opportunity is arareone. Mr. Walt Editor of the Star. who knows the property. well. will give information concerning it to any ingui- re my 18-tf ENT AND REMOVAL.—MITCHELL & Real Estate Brokers. offer their old o ner Pennsylvania avenue and 15th street having removed to the Northwest corner sts.. over Shephérd’s Book Store. Apply as above. je 20-6t MITCHELL 10 FOR BENT To a gentleman and wife, wi children, July Ist. two or three yery desirable adjoiniug ROOMS Furnished for Housekeeping. Apply at Cottage, corner C and North Capitol sthew Depot Je B-T&P-it™ ORE FE ROOMS.=FOR RENT. in Build. ing. +, York avenue and ee vrner N seyetal ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR. Oi * G APARTMENT: 0.H. PLAN rer New ¥ FOR RENTS Brick STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE, ius contral location. “Bostrasion zi i iately. For terms, &€.. inquire of Bien Tame SW L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, my 23 Corner Sth street and Penn. avenue. PROPOSALS prorosals FOR FUEL, Wasnixcton, D.C, June 1, 1867. Sealed Proposals will be receive untilj2 o'clock M., of FRIDAY, the ph of July 1857, for supplying Fuel for the use of the House o Representatives of the United States .as follows, to- wit: 500 tons (2.240 Ibs.) best quality No. 1, or large Egg Coal. Baltimore Company's, or of a quality gaual terete, to be thoroughly screened and free rom dirt. 130 cerds best Baker’s seasoned Pine Wood. 70 cords best seasoned Hickory. 50 cords best seasoned Vak. Ten cords of the Hickory to be sawed in three ieces; all the rest of the wood to be sawed in two CLERK’s OFPIcE, Host or REPRESENTATIVES, U.S, at this office Pi pieces. All to be delivered in the vaults of the Capitol, under the direction of the Chief Engineer, within two months after date of contract. No bids will be considered from pute not per- sonally known, unless accompanied with satistac- tory references; and security will be required for the faithful performance of the contract. EDWARD McPHERSON, ie3-td Clerk House of Representatives, U.S. ProrosaLs FOR COAL AND WOOD. SENATE oF THE Unitep STATES, Office of the Sere-ant-at-Arms, June 17, 1857. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock M. of Monday, July 15, 1857, for the use of the Senate of the Hows: 700) tons (2.240 Ibs.) best While urge Egg Coal, tu be thoroughly rom dirt, . One hundred (WO) cords best Bakers’ Pine Wood Seventy-five (75) cords best Oak Wood. piled away in the Senate screened a , All to be delivered an r vaults, under th ion of the Chief Engineer Within two (2) months after the contract is award- 3 GEO. T. BROWN Sergeant-at-Arms U.S. Senate. PROPOSALS FOR SLATE. Office of Supervisii chitect, June 12, 1367. Proposal received at this office until v furnishing and delivering at easury D.C. Suildiug, Washington. nS 13 7 twenty-s and 24 inches long, not. less undred (2,700) more than 3g inch in thickness. at vast one face te be smooth and true, the edges sawed. It must be ot uniform dark color, ofa tint equaling that of the slate now on the Treasury Building, and in every 5 the slate on hand. a sample of at the office ofthe Treasury ex- tension. corner of Fifteenth street and Peunsylva- nia avenne. f The whole of the slate to be be delivered on or before the first of Uctober next. Proposals to be accompanied by samples of Slate, and to be endorsed ** Proposals for Slate.” A. B. MULLETT, je 14-t Supervising Architect. BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. I would take this occasion to return many thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers and strict attention to business to merit a large share of their future patronage. By largely increased facilities for obtaining supplies, aud ad- hering strictly to the cash system, I shall be eb- abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower prices. I desire to call the Special attention of the jadies and public in general to one of the greatest novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES For beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sur- passed. Call and look at them before purchasing any others. Callearly. Itis proper for me to say you can rely upon finding a good assortment of other leading and staple styles of ladies’ nts’, misses’. boys? and children’s BOOTS and SHOES: Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS and CAPS in great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of all sizes. Don’t forget the place. H. C, WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats, je7-Im* 859 7th st., bet. Land K sts. NEY PAINT AND OIL STORE, . No. 56 Lovisiana AVENUE, between Sixth and Seventh streets, Next door to the Seaton House. Abont to resume my former business, P take pleasure in offering tothe public. and to Painters especially, my stock of Paints, Oils. &c., which are of the very best brands, just from the marufactories as low as can be bought elsewhere. ‘Terms cash, J. W. MORSELL, No. 56 La. ave., between sth and 7th sts,, Formerly, 326 C, between 6th and 7th sts. Je 19-6t* METROPOLITAN BROOM FACTORY. WILTBERGER, LEDUC & CO., Manufacturers and Jobbers of BRUSHES. TLLOW WARE, &c. Manufactory No. 163 Water st, Georgeto apul ‘ory No. ‘ater st., orgetown, Office and Salesrooms No. 15 3 st., Washingto IME! LIMET! The subsctiber is constantly in receipt of LI perrel from, the icing at Willissapoct. me Db is which he offers for jo atantiatactary, ri BENT, DARD my 20-2awim - 17 Water street, Georgetown, LADIES, UNDERGA’ NTS AND a: DREN’S CLOTHES of every fo Ber. Ao, a a ‘cM i Em: ro} en ‘ucking mn} is NG, No. 7 Beer ties Pry, DOWNING: Me, 7g HILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, Pp aa tt pan it fow days, Algo, GOSHEN Butter, rose flavored. eas BC. B me We BUNCE cornea a rat w= A, RAY & COS PAPER . hs " ‘ i ‘APER BAG Wy OUSE. ae ed Puidiane enue, eet X: Pathology,” oad OURE: : Lanner Be sine ee ‘ - a i PROPOSAL PRen saves f i — ‘Sines, Sparatel t. m rerensls Lege Ciesaia (name the-class.) ir A oY received at this ‘office ‘atil the ist N. DrranrMent, Panty ey Re eh dine. TRST it 30’clock Pp. m.. and the opening Be Sommenerd at 10 0’! . a the followin day, for furnishi roa sat the sev (the materials and articles em- in ited schedules. which, with the of offer and guarantee, will be furnis! on appli- cation, and sent by mail, if so requested, to persons desiring to offer to contract for any or all of 2 cl named therein, by the commandants of t several navy yards, for the classes for the yards under their command. or by the paymaster nearest: thereto, or by the Bureau for any or all of the i To prevent couTesen. and mistakes in sealing the revs, no bid will be recetved which contains classes for more than one vard im one envelope; nor any bik which is not perfec: and complete in ttself according to the forms of offer and cuaranty. and each indi- dal of afirm must sign the bid and contract. < idders are referred to the printed instructions, ge ws be fernished Pag - schoial they are hereby cautioned, and ticularly no- tiffads that their agers should be made yn th printed form prescribed by the Bureau, and be mailed in time to reach their destination before the time expires for receiving them; no bad will 6¢ con sidered whch shal, be recerved after the period stated. and no ailowance trill be made for fasiures af t anail. fers must be accompanied by the bid- der’s license, or a: certified copy thereof, and the Didder must state distinctly at what Paymaster's office he desires all his bills to be paid To guard against offers being openéd before the time appointed. bidaers are requested to endorse om the envelope, above the address,-and draw a lime under the endorsement. thus: ** Proposals for Ci No.(nagne the class) for the Navy Yard at (name the yard,”*) ) the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Washington. D.C.” f ; . The certificate to the guarantors’ responsibility must be certified to by the A=sessor of Internal Revenue for the district in which they reside, The schedule will state the times within whick articles will be required to be delivered articles are named in the schedu’ known tobe in common and general use, the bid- ders will ascertain promptly whether such articles can be procured or not, andif they cannot be ob- tained. the fact must be reported to the Bureau at once. before bids shall be received. ‘he wuretiés must sign the contract, and their re- sponsibility be certified to by the Aksessor of In- ternal Revenue for the district in which they re- side. All offers not made instructions accomp: the option of the Bure The classes of this lows: 4 in strict conformity with the Dine tes eedaien Sih ak u. be rejected, jureau are numbered as fol- Yellow Na. 6, White and Gypress; No. @, Lime, E 8. Ne Gravel and Sand; No. 92. Moulding Firesa and Fireclay; Ne late; Noj1, fron, Lron Spikos and Nails; No. 12, 3, No. 18. Pig Tron; No. 14, Files; No. 15, Paints. Oils and Glass, No. 16, Ship Chandlery; No. 17. Hardware; No. 14. stationery; No, 20. Hay and Straw; No. 21, Provender; No. Charcoal; No.2, Belting, Packing and Hose; Ni er Lubricating Oils; No. 2. Iron Piping. & Augers; No-%. Anthracite No. 27. Bituminous Cumberland Coal; No. 3, Se Bitapiinous Broad-top Coal, (and t Yard;) No. 31. Copper aid Composition Nailé; No. 32. Machinery aud Tools. NAVAL ASYLUM. Clothing, No. 2. Hats, Boots, Bhoes, -s; Ne. 5. Dry Bread. No.7, Tobacco, No. 8. nts «Glass, &c., No. MW. Lum- wood; No. %. Provender; No. U4. 15. Hardware; No. 16. Station- ery; No. 17. Filling Ice-houses The requi Asylum anc ss Nod «No.3. Provisions; Fir lowing are the classes by thetr numbersy dat the respective Navy Yardsand Naval _ BOSTON. 18, 4, 15, 16, NEW YORK 1,5, 11, 12, NM. 15. 16, 17. 18, B. 2) PHILADELPHIA. Nos. 5,6, 11, 14. 15.16. 17. 18. 0. 2, 23. 2; NAVAL ASYLUM Nos. 1.2.3. 4.5.6.7.5.9. 11, 12. 13.14.15 WASHINGTON, D.C. Nos. 2.6,7, 8,9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, PENSACOLA. Nos. 6:7, 8, 11) 12y My 15, 16, 47, 18, 20, 21,23, 24. Jedtawsw Prorosars FOR STATIONERY. Navy Dr TMENT. June 1, 1867. Sealed Proposals for furnishing the Uffice ofthe Secretary of the Save and the several Bureaus of the Navy Department with Stationery, for the fis cal year ending .J une 20. 7868, will be teceived unti® 12 o'clock noon, of the 29th instant. They must be endorsed on the envelope, roposais for Sta- Rlonety. and addressed to the Secretary of the avy. Each proposal must be signed by the individual or firm making*it,and a-certificate from a well- 24, 25,7 Nos 31 3. 32. 16, 17. known and reliable citizen as to the ability of the bidder or bidders to execute sygh-a contract must accompany it. The bidder or IAiders to whom the contract may be awarded will be required to enter into it immediately, and to give bond in the sam of five thousand dollars. with two or more satisfactory. suretics. for its faithful execution. The names of the parties authorized to be given a8 sureties must accompany the proposal. Should the contract be awarded to a party en- gaged In business outside of Washington. it will be with the distinet understanding that they must baye a ch establishment in Washington from which articles can be procured IMMEDIATELE when required, Proposals in which any. one or offered at nominal or fictitr ri sive rates. will not be consi od Printed forms for proposals, embracing a sched- ule of the articles. also samples of the qui . Will be furnished on applic: and alt pr p articles Ara + OF at Exces~ partment, posals must conform in every respect to form and schedule, and the articles furnished must not be inferior quality to the samples Among the articles embraced in the schedule are— 35 reams of Regulation Paper. 4 reams of Despatch cap. 30 reams of Foolscap. 125 reams of Quarto Post. 70 reams of Note Paper. 35 reams of Envelope and Wrapping Paper. 30 reams of Copying Paper. 145.000 Envé tic af and others, 140 quarts ¢ Together with a variety of other articles Each article to be of the very best quality, to ba delivered without del sali 5 jay when ordered. and to be ice for which re- mbraced in the schedule aro ites to those that fusal om e articles purchase them 1 prices, an@ sand in part of the co ntracted for. the from other par € current re y, fi deduct the exc mthe bills under the contraet. The rig served to the Department of purchasing a greater or less quantity ofeach and. schedule, as the public Payments under the contract made quarterly on the presentation sduly certified and approved, and this pr ile is to be taken and considered as a part of the contract. All articles to be delivered ut the Navy Department free of charge. je 5,12 Porosats FOR STATIONERY, ~ _Treastry DEPARTMENT. June 1, 1867. led Proposals for Stationery will be received at is Department until the first day of July, 1867, at 12 o'clock M. The Department reserves to itself the Het to order the papers in Class 1, flat or polded, or plain or faint-lined, to any required pat- ern. Deliveries of all articles in the several classes must comply with the specifications, which, with blank forms for bidding, will be farnished to bid- Ts. All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of the Treasury, and the delivery of any inferior arti- cle Gee! De deemed sufficient cause toannul the contract. Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury Department, Washington. Eac proposal must be signed by the individual or firm making it, and be accompanied by @ satisfactory guarantee that the bidder will execnte a contract, with good and suffi- cient bonds, if his bid be accepted. The failure to comply with any one order under the contract to operate as the forfeiture of the en- tire penalty of the bend, or the Secretary of the Treasury may direct the puri in o) market of such quantities of any article as sh neces- sary to supply the deficiency caused by such failure, and charge to the contractors fifty per centum of the price which it shall be found necessary to pay for such arucles. tea by ater roposals unaccompan' y satisfactory guar- antees will not be considered, and contracts will be awarded only to established manufacturers of or be pi the articles. Che rite te vide he Department reserves the ri for tadiclAGal ites th Olaatea Lond oe teat any or all bids. 5 idders will be required to co! their bids to the specifications furnished, and failure to do eo will cause the rejection of bid. Bids which contain items at prices less than the fair cost of the article will be deemed fraudulent .d will not b 5 Che Tish Lee ea McCULLOCH, je 1-30t Secretary of the reasury. T REASCRY DEPARTMENT, " 24th June, 1867. Proposals will be received for the delivery ta ~ areeenry, Department of about 1,350 TONS F COAL, viz: 1,060 tons of No, 1, 150 tons of No. 2, Baltimore Company's best White Ash Anthracite Coal, and 180 tong of Red Ash, (Lyken’s Valley,) to. be weighed on the scales of the Treasury Extensions and to eth 2.240 pound to the ton. Al 10 CORDS OF BAKER'S PINE WOOD. ito be delivered at such times, in such quanti= ties, and at such places as may wired. Bids will be received until 120’clock noon, onthe 12th o! 1y . 1867 to the General Su; in~ tendent of wees Bui! Secretary of the Treasury aad tor be consiierad jo binding for two weeks after ‘that, date. the Depart ment reserving the 8 to reject all or any por- tion ofthe bids received. s No bids wil} be entertained unless. satisfactory given of gS abilities 4 the partic General Sup’t Treasury Buildings. PPorosars FOR STATIONERY. ionpnol Een stare Sait 2 gale te racers a ca for. +, Will be furnished te All deliveries willbe subj wile Sh SoeT ok ang te er Ee te esteps deemed su: cause to annul the contract. Address, ‘Department of State.”” de 7-tiyl io evidence ean to fill the co: ‘ -