Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1868, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Nigh! Natiowal THeater.—The stock company in te great sensational play, “Under the Gas- highs” Ovp Fetiow’s Hatt—Tableanx, music and Yetreshments for benefit of Memorial Lutheran Chareh. Waven Onaret Farr.—Those desir qpend a very pleasant hour. should pay a to the Fair now being held at Waugh Chapel, Capnol Hill. ee Commexcewent EXEmcises ov tHe Na- TroxaL Mapicat CoLtece.—Last evening, the forty-sixth annual commencement of the | National Medical College took place at the isth- street Baptist Church. The hall was well filled with ladies and gentlemen, and upon the Pulpit, which was handsomely festooned with Bags, were seated the faculty of the College. The izth intantry band was stationed in the gallery, and during the ceremonies discoursed a choice selection of music. After prayer by Rev. George W. Samson, D. D., of Columbia Coliere, and he potpourri, “Un Ballo in Ma- chera,” by the band, the degree of M. D. was conterred upon the followmg-named graduates: M. Bruckheimer, Baden, P. Richardson, New York; garth, Virgima; ©. . H. Feawick H. F. Krumme.’ Nebra-ka; E. M. Schaeffer. D. y aime Thompson, Maryland,and Wil- ham L. Rider, of Virginia. Rev. Dr. Samson Presented the diplomas to the graduates, aud many of them on leaving the pulpit were com- limented with boquets, showered upon them Ey their fair friends in’ the audiench. Stice- tiens from “L’Africaine” were executed by the band: after which Prof. Thomas Miller, M. D., delivered am able address to the graduates, ‘Ibe band then rendered beautiful selections from “Marthas” after which the valelictory was delivered by William L. Rider, M. D., of the graduating class. “Tackeltanz” was then performed by the band, when the benediction Was pronouiced, and the audience separated, the graduates receiving the congratulations of their numerous friends, and well wishes for their future prosperity in life. The Facnity, after theadjournment, partook of a hand-ome supper at Hammack’s, given in their honor by the graduating class. Bree DisraiseTion.—From_ the able annual report of Rev. U. P. Pitcher, made to the Washington City Bible Society we make the following extracts : The canvass commenced on the 10th of 3 completed the 10th of January, 1-65-66 was devoted to missionary wor! der the auspices of the Young Men’s Christian Association; and, excluding vacations, about one year and seven month» have been spent in the agency of the Bible Society. Famulies des- titute of the Bible—white, 2,080; colored, 2,072. Individuals destitute—white, 8054; colored, +887. Families supplied—white, =i; colored, 2,145. Soldiers, sailors, and quartermasters’ men supplied, 2,600. Aggregate of destitut- in— dividuals. 20, Families refusing the Bible, White, 1,1! 19 colored, 1 Children not att ad- Ing | Sebbath school, Adults unable to neglecting public Bibles, testaments, and por- tions givem to the destitute, 5,971. Pages of tracts distributed, 1,52. ‘Cash from. sales, ¥640.44. collections in sixteen churches, $23.67, Private contributions, $99).66. About 5.0K) prFsons have been applied to for funds in aid of the Biole Society, of whom 741 responded in sums from two cents to fifty dollars, and up- wards, —-—_ APPROPRIATIONS FoR THE DisTRict.—In ‘the House of Representatives yesterday afier- noon. Mr. Spalding, from the Committee on Appropriations, reported a bill appropriating money in support of the benevolent, and in aid of charities in the District of Columbia. Made the special order for the 11th instant. The bill =ppropriates—For the Government Hospital for the Insane, $9,500: for completing the main hospital edific: for the purchase of forty-eight acres for it, $2000; for the Colum. bia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, $5,600; for the purchase of land and erecting building im place of that new used, $60,000, for the sup- pert of the Asylum, $15,000; fo1 of Providence Hospitat, $35,000; for the National Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphan Asylum, 10,000. Total, $246,100, Messrs. 4 and 479 | Nth street, noted for their superior make of | warriages, buggies, wazons, &e.. have just re- ceived, per steamer Gibson. a large supply of Enghsb irons and steel: also, a large lot of English white lead, imported especially for their own use. The Messrs. Joyce seem deter. mined to excel in their business. No trouble of expense are thought by them to be too great im procuring first-class stock and material With such goods as they import and purchase | their work must necessarily rank among the | first in the country. And we would advise all our readers who desire to purchase a carriage | to give them a — THe Work on THE Penrrextiany—Last week the colored men engaged in cleaning the bricks taken from the walls of the old peniten- tiary building now in process of demolition, became dissatisfied at the prices paid them for their work, and notwithstanding Gen C. H. Howsrd went to them and advised them tocon- tinue work, they ceased work on Saturday night. Some ibirty or forty white men remain at work on the building, and it is fast being cleared away SALe oy Mownzy.—At the sixth monthly Meeting of the Providence Building Associa- tion, held Iast evening, a large number of shares were taken, and fifty-four shares (21,550) sold at an average of 554 cents premium nearly. After a spirited debate, ihe constitu- on was amen So Ss Lo inctease the salaries ot Secretary and Treasurer to $400 per annum. ‘The number of shares were also increased from 3,000 to 4,000. Nomis ation: XD CONPIRMATIONS OF MaG- I*TRATES.—The Senate, in executive session, ees confirmed the nominations of Wil- liam G. Brock, James Lynch, E. L. Corbin and Edwin J. Kloptem to be justices of the peace for the county of Washingion, D.C. The nom- ination of Samurl T. Crown, justice of the peace, Washington county, D. was yester- day sent to the Senate by the President. = OD Samaritan Division S. or T.—At the regular meeting of this Division, held iast evening, in Union League Hall, quite a nurn- ber of candidates “rede the goat.” Under the head of “ood of the Order” a temperance charade was rendered in very effective style. ‘The Division is in a very prosperous condition, ose desirous of joining this order can pre- sent themselves next Tuesday evening for ini- ation —_—— TRAXSPERS.—The fers of real y at R. M. Hall's e. corner 7th and D streets: at #25; sub Li, square 944, js Square 755, 16 feet on 2d street : part IT. square for 496, 14 feet on ; part 1, square 453, at M4. at S40 part 3. square ‘h street west, at $1,600. ——e ASSAULT AND BATTER Y.—Alcolored servant, named Kiley Russell. was before Justice K yesterday, charged with committing au ass: &pon one Caroline Wedlock, for wh fined $2.90. Walter Scott, square fore Justice Tucker, barged assaulting W. H. Lusby. He | was fined | - as Lancesy or Mowgy.—Officer McDermott, of | ibe second precinct, yesterday arrested a col- | ered girl, 15 years old, named Alice Offert, | who was arruizned before Justice Thompson, | charged with the larceny of $10 from one Fan- The evidence im the ease was | and nie Kercheval against Alice, fer court she was committed to jail Book Aver ‘The sale of the excellent collection of books at Cooper & Latimer's anc- ton rooms advanced night to about No. 380 on the catalogue, leaving some of the rarest and best books to be sold tw-might. There will also be sold at the close « * catalogue a fine collection of miscellaneous works, not cata- logued. ——_s—__. Exxction AND INSTALLMENT OF Orricens Last evening, the following officers were elect- sd and installed in Franklin Circle No. 4, 1. (H. F.) C. A., located im the First Willis Ready, ©. W.: W. Thorn, ¢ Mull. C.F: SB. Hineline, ©. WF. Foster, © 3% Cle niel, C. J.B. Barnard, W. x Frank jon, W. D., — Billiue, Hof UL | Commissions Exrinep.— Yesterday the com- | Missions of the following Justices of the Peace ¢xpired:—J. W. Barnaclo, James Call, Samuel Dougias, Henry Lyles, Charles Walke Z: Rutherford Worster, ©. P. Wannall, Webster. Justices B. W. Ferguson's aud G. a Giberson’s commissions will expire om the 9th instant a THE MANAGERS o¥ Tux IxprsTRIaL Howe Secwoot wiil have important business to trans act Thursday evening at A. K. Brown’ 's, corner =< th and © streets. The present condition prospects of this institution are to be gene- Fally considered, as well as the charter now | betore Congress ae Ganroter—Daniel O'Ball reported thix morning at police headquarters that about t1 o'clock last wight, as he was passing near th+ Capitol, he was met by four colored men who garroted and robbed bim of $45, wit which ibey made their escape, leaving with bim no clue to their idemtity. ————* Tne GOVERNMENT CLERKS Association. ‘The reguiar muutuiy tien was brli! at Irving ng. But few were present, ant ao busi- © of importance was transacted. | Hoes uakes, be’ ‘ Tue River—The continued cold weather THE COURTS. CITY ITEMS. ' GEORGETOWN, — the Potomac almest entirely unnavigs- Crrcuir Court, Justice Wylie.—Yesterday, —o——— —— es bie, and accounts for the absence from record of movement of steamers and other floating cratts, Wath the greatest difficulty the A: nin, Creek mail steamers rr enabled to make t baying beea fi Ft accogat suspend the night trips. This ig the Vanderbilt, Captain “Cre, Teft her wharf at the usual hour for the C while the Keyport lays over for to take her turn to-morrow. The deck bands of the latter st-amer have had as much as they could do to- day to cut trom the outside timbers the immense accumalation of ice formed by the spray and adhering fragments gathered from the river, the weight of which buried her in the water nearly even with her eut-water. Tue Washington and Alexandria Ferry steamers, Winnisimmett and Thomas Collyer, have made no atttempts to maintain commun. cation between the two places since Monday. ‘Yesterday, at 11 o'clock. the staaneh Title steam-tug Ariel, Captain Green, having a party on board. for Fort Washington, sraggled through the ice in the path of the Vanderbilt, till withim two or three hundred yards of fort, at which point she stuck hard and mee, and her passengers were compelled to make the balance of the trip to terra firma on foot over the ice. Among the excursionists were Messrs, Defrves and Fose, superintendents of the build- ing for ces at the fort, whose principal object in going down was to pay off the workmen. This duty having been perfurmed, the party again embarked and starved on their return trip, ar- Tiving here about 5 o'clock. snide Buinp Tom, the great musical prodigy, whose jormaners on the piano display extraordi- y talent, will give the first of a series of concerts at Odd Fellow’s Hall to-morrow eve- ning. eect _ AbEXANDRrA Sour Hovse.—The Alexandria evening says: Col. S. P. reedmen’s Bureau in this piace, yesterday made application to the Mayor jor the use of the Soup House, for the purpose of supplying the destitute with soup during the present cold weather. The application was immediately granted, and it is expected that soup will be again issued on Tharsd MARRIED. ;HTON—FRY. Gi a Ga Tuced L, beth of Washington JACOBS—LEDDON. At altimore.on the 27th pitime. at, the residence of & fat Hed, Werhingten. DO. to DIED. NON. = this saty on the 3] instant, in ie of ber ASANDRA LUV ANNON ot Alcvantria, Va Friends of the tamily are invited to attend fre funeral from the house of Mare. MM. Bangs. N 357 D street, near 9th, at o'clock, on Thars day morning. Sth inet.” Buriat in Alexandria, Alexandria papers please copy.] Qu the 4th inst. at 4 o'clock a.m , DER, ag jeated t js of the oe family are ere requ tend his faneral from his late residence, 3431 1th street tetween Mand N, on to-morrow (Thurs- y) at TCRNED. On the ist tostant Jon| protracted illuese, MARY A. TUBNER aged years, beg th Sai Ast bpnen ae amet ie ness, saged hs an 10 days. only child of Eliza L. feud J Albert cs ig rotons United States Navy LLOYD. On ‘te instant, OWEN F. LLOYD. Ct _ Joshua ands ‘giao Liosd, aged 6 years eee DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIY, £1 UNITED STATES P: eres On the petition of JOHN BROWN, of New York, New York, praying tor the extension of of a ent granted to him the 30th day of May, 1854, tor Sn improvement in Hot Water Seven youre from the expiration of paid a which takes place on the 30th day of May It ip oraered thas the said bre be'heard at the Patent Office on Y, the lith dey of May nest, at Iz o'clock ae rsons are notified to appear aud show po MY any they petition ought not to be granted. posing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing, all testimony filed by either party, to be used’ at the said hearing, must be taken’ and travemitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be furnished on ap- Pipeposit id oth positions and other papers. testimony, must be file! Bt before the day of bi relied upon as meg days any, within ten ‘Ss iodimony: O1 ao es that Botice be published in the ican tad the Intelligsncer, Vashington. D.¢- and iu the Times. New Fork K fur three successive weeks, the firet ‘of wald pate tobe ot least aixty, dare pe ver erione to Wan Cus Atting Commissioner of Patents. Conszt STEELS, 3 CENTS. BAUM’S 5 HOOP SKIRT CORSET FACTORY, fe% 49 Louisiana avenue, near 7th street. SEEDS STORE, FIRST WARD Seeds of ait pulse Trees, Vines, Bird Seed. Flogr’ seed. Prait ‘Tree. ati kind of vegetable a rders filled for early rich . TY ye bbl. Bee Tien MORRIS Jr. Beod Merch eet. rele and P: ml pasa ani PARLOB ORGANS, Large number of PIANOS, MEL DPONS. and ORGANS for sale or re: on caay terms prnnags 306 Pennerivania avenue. mh 2-3t jew Irom Front. L. 5. notmnock, 452 Tru sTREgT, opr. Patent Orrice, WASBINGTON, D. PAPER = augrnas, WINDOW SH. BICTURND LOOKING GLASSES. TABLE OIL CLOT’ oni COT PAL ENGRAVINGS. ‘OHBOMO pba (UGRAPHs. SB PARTUUTS. And RECESS FRAMES for Flowers PAPER and SHADES 8 put ap, by competent orkmen, and PICTUBE S of every de scription on hand or made to order. Terms cash. mb 2-cotm Lanes orgsixe sate of the senson of DOMESTIO COTTON GOODS, LINEN, HOUSEKEEPING, DRY GOODS, &c. Wotwith+tanding the recent alvance of Cottons we will continue to sell them daily frum 10 cents “We always have on hand the wellknown makes s 4-4 SHIBTING and 10-4 SHEETING, PILLOW CASE COTTONS, MARSEILLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS, PLEACHED TABLE DaMASKS AND TABLE CLOTHS Bargains in TOWELS and HUCKABACK TOW- ELING by the yard NAPKINS OF ALLSIZES, Bichardson & Sons and Dunbais celebrated IRISH . _ LINENS. Great reduction in White Flannels. Spring colored Alpacas very obea) J W. SELBY &CO., 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mh 2-6teo South side. between 6th 7th «ts, F OB OVER-DRINKING, A CEBTAIN CURE, BY DOOTOR VON KURR'S ANTL-INEBRIANT AND NERVOUS PRO PHYLACTIC EXTRACT. ‘This new remedy is not @ Patent Medicine, = ell anark pedicle. are oniled. but am eaten Bittnaiggtigabted virtmee for all Nekvous DISEASES. aud particularly for thove of the Cere- br tonal system Tt bas been ‘hinly tried. with ne le good success. for many years, in Ner. June Maladies. and particularly in "thors caused by mmoderate use of Wines and Liquors, in cases of Surieeked brain and Hysterical Complaints, for is remedy bas heen extensively used, and which ft obisiuned its reputation. B. P. AISTBOP & 00., Agents, Boom Ne. 10, Intelligencer Building, fe 28-16" tI EAUTIFUL HA, Der ay OAN F. E 306 P. caee ‘cnneylvania aver ue i SPectau Norrog: ‘The ur dersigned weuld inform all interested that to _ ord 6 is HOOPS. eu | Bay 308, 7 TAMUOKIN SORE PATE. bat ey “Trade ou; . fr ee ae he ireparede ratew. All musical instruments caret freien fecv1m So. 497 11 welt Pa. ave. & B +t eter tien® 2833, JUST RECTIVED, Kits No 1 MACKEREL, rele ye 1 do. jarreis 2 do. Old Gon. JAVA A SOFTEE, oa new Fie, Lond R. it Uasce old veEsen ANDY. ofates yarlety of ae Favtr.g Gro EME & BO: BO! as & pAgEE ores SEWING ie at ae 8 LO, La arf Be A208 OUTICE, Ag whowt fy afler our report closed, the Jury who were ou: im the case of A. G. Riddle ke Mackall, Sr., which was assumpsit » recover fees for services, n set orney inn divorce suit, retu! & verdict for P The next case ha came up ae WHC Owen and Thomas Wilson, survty partnership of Corwin, Ores de Witson' xe, iddle—MePher- rooke Mac! 5 son. ites an action of assumpsit to re- cover tor onal services rendered. 1st. cuting before the War Department against the United States for the rent % 5 lot of ground gn the southwest corner of bh street and New York avenue, for which be pores $500; and another claim for rent of part of lot on G Street, near the northeast corner of G and Ith streets, yu. Alter the close of the testimony, both parties rested their case, and the jury were respited until to-morrow. To-day.—Shields & Co. ys. McCarthy; judg- ment by default final. The case of Owen & Wilson ys. Brooke Mackall, Jr., was resumed, and prayers offered by the plaintiffs were granted with some modi- fications by the ke as tollows:—Ist. If any one of the members of the formed the services, it w performance in law by the whole firm. 2d. That for such services as were performed by the firm or any member thereof, Peet Tequest of the defendaut, the firm are en: tutled to compensation. 34 The surviving part- ners of the firm are entitled to sue and recover the same as though the firm were still in exis- tence and party plaintiffs to this action. 4th. If there was a contingent fee nding upon suc- cess, and betore the termination of the case the defendant discharged the plaints from the further prosecution of the claim, then the de- fendant is liable to pay a fair and reasonable compensation for services rendered prior to such discharge granted, with the qualification that the attorneys were dismissed without a good cause, such as negligence, incapacity, or the like. Sth. It can make no difference wheth- erGoy. Corwin was employed by defendant rior tothe partnership or not, provided the or any member thereof,performed the ser- viees with the assent of defendant. but the plaintifis cannot recover for any service render- ed by any member of the partnersaip prior to its formation. 6th. If plaintiffs were employed without any agreement to pay them, and atter- wards discharged for no fault or neglect of theirs, they are — entit! to a tair compensation —_for 7th, This employment need not be by express words, but may be inferred from acts of the defendaxts, or of the plaintiff’ done with his knowlege and consent. sth, The jury are to take into eonsideration not only the time and labor expended by plaintiff, but also the know- ledge, skill, and ability broug ht to bear in its prosecution, in deciding what is a fair com- pensation: and, 9th, The jury are to be governed by the evidence submitted in this cause, as to which is a fair compensation. The following prayers of the defendant were nie "The plaintiff cannot recover unless they yen- dered the services charged under contract ex- pressed or implied with defendant. 2d. Ifthe jury find that defendant employed Mr. Corwin alone, and he afterwards went into a copartnership, and engaged plaintiffs to aid him, and the plamtiffs rendered the services charged in pursuance of such engagement, and none other, the plaintiff cannot recover against the defendant for services so rendered. 3d. Prayer refused. 4th. If the jury believe from the evidence that the defendant employed Mr. Corwin to prose- cute bis claim before the Department, and the contract was one involving a personal trast and confidence, and was terminated by his death, and could not be assigned or transferred to another, and that defendant did not subse- quently by express agreement or by their scts and conduct recognize the firm as his attorneys, then he cannot recover. After these prayers were granted, the coun- sel argued the case to the jury THE GEORGETOWN AQu CrrmmnaL Count, Chief dustice Cartter.— ‘Yesterday, after the close of the Hon. Reverdy Jobnson’s argument in this case, Mr. Brent, for United States, resumed, and ‘argued that the case in 12 Peters, quoted by Mr. Johnson, did not determine the question now at issue. The Corporation of Georgetown in that case undertook to test the nght of the aqueduct to cross the river. He did not deny the right of Congress to authorize the building of this aqueduet, bnt denied that Congress had granted the right or power to locate it at its present position. He quoted the different acts of Congress in reference to this question, and contended that these acts, appropriating money for the purpose of locating the aqueductand for restraining wanton injury to it, were not such clear declarations of legislative sanction to this nuisance, as to be conclusive upon the judg- ment of any court or take from them their pro- per jurisdiction over this case. These were meré appropriation bills, and never intended by Congress to pass upon the question “whether the agueduct was & nuisaace or not,” and the ith June, S44, was not an enlarging act, ely one to protect the property already ed or in the course of construction, argued that the grantee must use his franchise in obstructing the navigation of a river that the least possible injury to naviga- tion will be done. He said when the legisiature did pass upon it, it would be time enough then to say it was a legal structure, He then quoted from Uhle on Nuisaners, to show how a thing not originally a nuisance might become so afterwards. Mr. Merrick argued that the question turned on the construction of the acts of Congress, and that there must be some limit to the choice of the site. and that all public improvements ought to accommodate themselves to each other; and consequently this aqueduct should be so constructed as to be the least possible injary te navigation; and it ought to go to a jury to de- cide the question To-day.—Myr. Brent resumed his argument on the decision of the Court, that he would hear arguments on the fourth connt in the indict- ment; atter which General Wells proceeded with bis argument General Wells argued that there was no of- fence en the part of the defendants, aud urged that the case be taken from the jury by the court,which should ex-officio notice it. ‘The question, the Court said, was whether, under the indictinent, this aqueduct was a nuisance, erected and maintained as such. He elaborately reviewed the whole bis- tory of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company and of this Aqueduct. Con- gress baving exclusive jurisdiction of this Subject did enact that the Aqueduct should be erected, and he read from 12 Peters the decision of Justice Barbour, that the Alexandria Canal Company had a clear grant of power. He asked, will the law stop to notice criminal acts, ina slight departure from this power. He said there would have to be a flagitious departure from the grant, and only in that case can a criminal action be brought. It is said also that this structure was mislocated, and might have gone higher up the ‘river, beyond navigation. The law contemplated however, the passing of the Potomac river at the incon vemence of navigation. This was an enterprise to cross the river atany point from the termination of the canal to the head of nav- igation, and the United States comes here and asks this court to punish a corporation for doing what they have sanctioned by giving them power to do, and made it by a penal statute unlawful to do the very thing it now comes and asks this court to do. ‘The fourth count of the indictment recives that by certain alterations and additions the naviga- is obstructed, and whereby a nuisance is Greate. Tt descriver ‘no things; it is not as definite as a piece of chalk. It is defective in matter of description. How could you execute the writ on these alterations. I can imagine the Marshal going there and abating certain altera- tions, but not the right ones. It would be utterly impossible for a jury to return a verdict, or the Marshal to ‘execute under this indictment, The question might have raised in the indictment whether, of misusure, the thing may dasa nuisance. All these consider- ations bave brought me to the conclusion that the aqueduct as completed in 1837 is a legal structure, fortified by more legislative sanctions than any other corporative structure 1 know of. For I have never met with any instance where the law-making power has so a so Tepeatedly sanctioned the erection, or been a partict- ator itself in the construction of a nuisance. Phe last count is incurably defective in point of pleading; therefore it does not cover the charge of the erection of a cee. the cre- ation of alterations in the aqueduct, and ease will therefore follow the motion. The detendant’s motion was thatthe Court here now instruct the jury that no offense was le- gally charged in either of the counts of the indictment, and that therefore their verdict most be for the defendant—that isto say, a ver- dies of not guilty. The Court so instructed, d the jury so found. ‘The plaints exce fed, and the Uourt signed, sealed, and enrolled the bill of exceptions. ARRAIGNMENT FOR MURDEB. Charles O'Rourke indicted for the murder of his wife, Sarah O'Rourke, on the 16th of Janu- ary lust, by beating and kicking her, at the barracks of the 44th infantry, in which he was an enlisted man, was arraigned and plead not guilty. Mr. Thomas Wilson was assigned to defend him and his case was set for Monday. Equity Court, Justice Olin.—Yesterday, af- ter our report closed, the following business (Was transacted: Warren vs. Brent; rule laid on the Purchaser at the judicial sale to show cause Why he should not be compelled to comply the terms of sale. Uttermehie vs. Minor; order pohetituting F, Schmidt, trustee, in place of C.H le. ‘Thompson vs, Arnold; order of reference to auditor to report on sale. Miller vs. Van Hoak; order ing time to - wkins answer until tet ‘Tuesday in 4 vs. eames: order answer of int to take WHAT Is RIGHT And what is wrang ? & short sword sad ae A weak arm It is also at ta Patios ping’é One'Ps 9. Site oe CALL AND Sze ©. G, Godfrey st No. 36 E ostrvet, between Mth ag 15th streets, this even- ing, between the hours of § and 12 o'clock p.m, when a free Lunch is spread. God- rey’s Liquors are of the best quality and hi Tuned is excellent, Tux Finest Bogurr PERFUME IN THE WoriD.—Burnet’s Florimel—AN_ who have used it pronounce it the finest perfume made, quite unlike any others. Roa pengrat and sickening, but delicate and lasting, resem. bling the odor of a choice boquet of flowers, AN] druggists and fancy ply dealers sell it, —_o——__ Lapres, remember to attend Prof. 0. S. Fow- ler’s free lecture to you, at Metzerott Hall, on Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m., on female health and its restoration. ———»—___ GENTLEMEN, don’t forget U. 8. Fowler's lec- ture on Wednesday evening at Metzerott Hall, on manhoed restored, and illustrated by femi- nine models. Seats ‘fifty conte; i time 8 Phre- nological examinations, this week only, at the Ebbitt House. 2 Spucrat Notice ro THe Pusi.ic.—Having re- Tented my old cotablichment, 1 will therefore sell for the next thirty days Gents’ and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods below cost, to make room for a very large stock of fashion- avle Spring and Summer Clothing. M. Hines, Washington Building, corner 7th st. and Pena. aye. SS WRAPPING Parer for sale. Apply at the Stax Office. —— open a Weoaoes, = AUVOTION will re- 370 Penna. ave., ander volta He Hotel, th this a oer Rg so copinned afew evenings. Thei select assortment of the most Yalunble ‘Boows, which must be sold. 23,15 —-—__ Povr cors, Durillions et Ongles rentres dans la chair, consulter le Docteur White, etabli depuis 1361—2 son office No. 424 Penn- sylvania avenue, entre ia quatrieme at la Six- ieme rue. eee Bank's, corner 7th and E streets, are still sell ing off their entire stock of men’s, youth's, and boys’ Clothing at cost price, to their very large stock of Spring and Summer Goods. "Special attention is called to their very large stock of white Dress Hosiery, Ties, Scarfs, &c. 21, Corner 7th and E sts, Pogas Maxes your Harr 80 i fat | s. 8. A, Allen's re new st Hair pasos or Bressing,: ‘one bottle Price _—— lar. Every ‘Dregeist sells it, esi Dr. Wa Chiropodist, No. 424 Pa. avenue, between 4 and 6th go Office hours from 8a.m.toé p.m. No eaarge for consultation. Established 1861. THE OriciwaL FRaNc. 21 Pxrsons wishing to subscribe for Tax STAR Fe bored is who r-side on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, will please leave their orders at No. East Capitol street, between 4th and Sth. Joun Coeeins, Agent. PERSONAL, cou NEL FELIX CONFORT, (Late Colonel Indep’t B. N. ¥.—Enfante Perdue, PROFESSOR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAG By his perfect method of tuition, Vol. Confort mire his pupils that they cam acquire the ii rench lan lease ni 7 Patent Ofice, mh 4 2awTw* Office 4380 at. GC $1, 500 Fen tearsa sage Wie Ne. Mite R’ Attorney at-La Teens argngs. Bear corner éch and Datiects, Rk. B. FIGMAN, Laie of Vienna, PRACTICAL CHIROPODIST. Cures Corne, Banioas, Naits grown into the flesh, Warts and Frost Bitten Fee Without Pain and feito Bledine. BESIDENUE AND 402 Peeneeivas tac qeineen 432 and ota. sis. fe 29-6t STVPANHOOD- ical let from the nem of De M cal Timed gaye of tale works This walentio treatise on the cause and cure of premature deciine shows how health is impaire: t abuses of youth and manhood It gives a clear edition of the above will be fo fous stamps, by addressing Doctor CURTIS. Ko. 139 F street, Washinston, D. C. rim HILOSOPHY OF M at hi = couree of Lectures, as delivered the Ni * Moreum of Anatomy fo live and what to live ad ; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause orine eeation. fi nee and Nervous diseases ac counted for; arriage philosophically consiered, ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend, va receipe sf tour stamps by (deeaing: SECRETARY New York M tomy and Sclence: sis Broadway, N wren THE ORIGINAL FRANC. ae ier ONSULT DE. LEON 6 Eleventh ah ¢ Penna. avenue, LADIES desiring exp: ment will find him the most skilful an ble physician a ie ee ea told aphid pred aba and-ua withoa : nla ea ee cared. jaisly™ Dunoxcrors HAIR COLOR REGENERATOR, Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania enue, between loth and Jith streets. Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PERFUMERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies and Gentlemen’s private rooms for Hair-dressing and Cutting, and for the application ef the Begenera- tor. Also, for the use of the Parisian Patent Brush, Consultation free for the disease of the Hair. sap 28 SC aeTinaetan —Young men who pare in secret themselves tal gud ‘aaa them for Ba sinces, pleasure, or he duties of married i ‘and ol wl the follies ‘of yeathe’ or ties om nee, fool & debility in advance of thelr youre, before placing themecives under the troetmeerrad racing SHarerves Sage, teeement ot Macried fed te ni tear ra something of importance perusing «Tho, Secret Fri aS" Bent to ony F gente? “idarete Dx. Soars: Bre. rey ‘Co. 206 Penneylvania avon aT RONABLE TAILO Iath streets, over "Ford is Drug Biase, Mr. THORSON bens | leave to call the a tention of the Gentlemen of Washi: his new establishment, where can poy alarge and carefully selected assortment of SPRING STYLES of French and Euglish Cloths and Cassimeres, feg-im" STEPHENS ECO MERCHANT TAILORS. 310 Ps. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. Fine OLOTHS, CASSIMEBES and VESTINGS. ctecgite aon pboctmonser ereotee ate prices. fot F.* Buupenczs, (Bccoeasor to H. F. Lovnon & 0o., CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's, W-tfiy No. 369 Penn, avenue, Washington, BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. CY NOTICE. Tus ne sho OGIVE NOTICBy ‘That on the 21 ome s ih vowtate of tPATRIOK, 4 ane Prise = ton, of said Bi tition: that the peviees oH oar Re ery of an: ‘operty belonging to such bank: bim ‘or for his use. and aah ranate eure sre forbidden by lew titors of ocr of bankruptcy, to be aay a at fic Ba: a ihe: sae Mt fg met Dr DING, 8. Marshal of D. ©., 00 Messenger. fate wil chaos om hol March 3, is! INE FAMILY GROCERIES. SHARP} qi aoe ie be Pi sles Sauces. a fe come | Lavize CALLING AT PRINCE'S LOAN OF- FICB can come in the hall door. A room excla- sively for their reception, and ladies to wait on them. They will find they will make ‘a PR aoe 7a NATIONAL THEATRE. of the Boara to the necessity for asking of the Corporation an app: of $1,501, for the Siheels for the present year, and on motion of it as was ordered that an appli ass be made of the Board, through the tary, Mr. aap gd to the Corporation Set — sum of $1,500 for the Caton, Bat and ob bills or Wm zi and Jobn Hises, $7.25, were pti to tobe paid. On motion of wiman, it was ordered that the Wednes- day and Thursday next preceding Easter Monday, be fixed for the distribunon of cards and Montgomery street of merit, at the High schools, at 3p.m. Adjourned. TRESPAss.—Alfred Stone was arrested this =< me fhenge ree eens came before ustice Buc ey, charged with trespassing upon the ises of E. M. Linthicum. He was fined $1.50. Sixrn Buipixe pore the pyelfth monthly meeting is associat jd Jast night at the Girard House, 31 shares oes sold, representing $3,499; 7 shares sold at $113 at 9 42S at 1.16, 5 at $1155, 5 at iy, ands at #1. making an average of He 2 het to the association on each share. Tux Grnson.—This fine steamer, of the Mer- chants’ Line, of which Wm. H. Winters is captain, was to leave her wharf, foot of High street, this forenoon, going to Alexandria, where she will take on board a quantity of merchan. dise, dnd then sail for New York. ALMosT A Fire.—Last night, as Officer Wm. Cunningham was going up High street, be no- ticed a boy about eight years old attempting to firea house. The fire"was put out, and the boy given in charge of his father, who had been jooking for him for several hours. FLOUR ap Wueat.—There is very little doing in the sale of flour and grain; family flour may be quoted at #14a14.50; extra, 11.758 13; cut extra, $10.50. Wheat at #2.75a2.80. Corn, $1,150.18, Cury.—The steamer Valley 7, Oe t. Price, of the old line between this ‘New York, left New York on Sxn- Say, and will reach ber icé in the river GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. OR SALE CHEAP—One set of TINNER’S ‘OOLS. EB Ces alae Anet, ae STOCK, OF PRY So0p8. | 5 CABAP —1 FP O05 Sottont vamiracing Ye Yard ai wi cand ons "eh tbe oe ects Watts Ree . 20 cents. ork hie and other best makes. Pillow Oase and Gaeeting Cotte it Linen. Bbirt Fronts, 12,000 yards ie Spri Bea Se eeeandss aid colored Al: Peres, anene, Napkins, Doylies, Hoop- seer fed ls were a while they eere eo lowest rates. rte Reo selling as low, and in some cases York sholesale prices. BENS MILLER wh 3- Tas 101 Bridge st . a oars Po J Sag a i Brown ALICOES, for sale cheap b; ty ENS ! nee ER, LOL Bridge street, Georpetowa Ee ws SEE aa OF the kind te this section of ety «Dieta and Seouring of all Kinds lone in the best *Trely ‘thankfol for past avors. solfeite the continued custom of th Goods received CHANCERY SALE OF Vv. VALUABLE. {REAL Ba ATK ON LOUISIANA AVENUE. NE aT STREET, KNOWN ASTHE LicHAC By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia 94, wherein Charles G. Hall fed, Lichaa et al. is comet ant and at Seieoions the ‘under: Ui offer for sale, e prem- bite peetion on TUESDAY. the ith at the hour of 5 0’clock ener of etpund Known as Square 49, inning for the it $5 ot tee nortaneet Soren oT id dividing ri. and 5 t 25 southward. iy ites whe} ‘tepth Of ‘said log, “ten wouwarily ZBfeet. and thence northwardiy to the place of be- Hionitig: together with the bail dings ‘and impreve- ments thereon. forms of sale as prescribed by the decree are ae folio ird of the purchase money to be paid cash. and the balance in 12 and 18 months with interest from day of sale; and the payment thereof to be secured by the bond or bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, with a surety or sureties to be approved by the trustees; or the purchaser or purcha pay all of the purchase money in cash of aale.or on the ratification of urt. A lien will be retained on ihe aid ict for the purchase money. Neen eit be given until all purchase money shall have been ‘The terme of sale must be complies with in Bne week after the day of sale. or the be resold at the risk and cost of the purchasers after one week's notice perty will urebaser or onveyancing and revenue stamps at the c: purchaser. EUGEN AT wu. THOM. fe 28-00 COPPER & LATIMER. Aue '¥ H. COLMAN & CO., Auctio No. 299 Pa. ave., between th and 10th sts, —_ My BADR 2 GOVERNMENT STOCK. nootigting SATURDAY Ko, BOR Pac aren een nd I ie streets. ‘the follow: ng Prop- erty. without reserve : A large stock of new Hardware, of all descrip- tions; also, a lar, fe assortment of second- end Bardware, consisting of ereanters. Tinners, Saddiers, and Blacksmith Office Furni: ah Bedsteads. “Tanee, beaks: Waren eels bor) Barrows, Wheel Barrow Wheels, ere ae Nei ae Sher us, oils, Paints: tint and Whitewash Brushes 2 T Blocks amd Pullies assortment of Stove Fixtures, 2,000 Chains, &c., @c.and many oer rticles not herein enumerated. eraalaess od ar Con Lemeatatel after the sale. iar — MOB: Ssiesmai Br COOPER & ror ‘Auctioncers, wi Bcceseors te J McGuire eh OO.) A SIX-ROOM HOUSE, TH & a E TRUSTER'S SALE OF TWEEN CA AND D STREETS SOUTH NEAR a MITHSONTAN GROUNDS. y virtue of a deed of trust. dated the fifth da) hg December, 18:7, and duly recorded in Liber 10 495, ene of land records ‘ar ‘shin, oh onnty Bitrice of yep ee oa selon 8 AY, the 7th day of March. 185 5 o'clock p. = sont the Sremie part of Lots, 12, and 13, in Square 297, ‘Terms: $25) cash; balance in monthly payments and bearing interest, secured by deed conveyancigg and revenue stamps at fo dom at time of sale. P. CALL: Trustee. COOPER & Latin Aucts. purchaser "s cost. fem 3 Ss. CALVERT FORD, DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, “NEW STORE,” No. 286 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN TWO DOORS ABOVE OLD aTAND. Dei in Pure Fine Chemicals: Pagiten French Ameri Per ir. Tooth and Nail Brushes. and all other! “Toilet Articles.” Keeps con on hand. a fall, Ti of “Po bea ——$__ $e | Jonx GRAY & 00., MANUPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, TWINES, CORDAGE, &c., &c. 15 FULTON AND 202 FRONT STREETS, ARNDBEW J. JOYOR & 00., OABBIAGSE MANUFACTUBE 8 477 and 479 léth street. Particular attention given to repairing, 4e6-l1 4 | ee the finest brands ae OP deat tne et. Soe “2H OBIGINAL FRAO, tels-lm © WED! DAY ae aeere lire. ae WEEKS 1h Publis: D. wate poeta tacintee gies <4 Coade Balle legant Siste oe ‘Rich and ( Newnes p ton re- necdote—‘Tem Seer gt tastes or Rotsgfopcting ‘in State node a luence— A necdote— en A apes vit farce Cattle and Swine Patten ie Flak eWrechere Asotin Wreck of the An. Baxon—Peabody Duty of smerica Wert I pnuecdote Musicn Post? veserved Reats, 50 Ot; Feserved Seats. $5 Cte. Reserved Beate for eale ef thy the Box Office on the Lecture. Lecture Sovcleos, re begins at. ian eats her wadieuce to be seated of ton fore 8 o'clock 4 td o» FELLOWS HALL. BLIND TOM, THE MUSICAL PRODIGY, ‘Will commence a series of Entertainments FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1868, Folie a ‘Genuine Row—The Bis! ere—Cor} ir minutes pean tour, during which he was regarded by al! clesecs as the greatest living wonder, will appear for a few nights at above tiall Admission, 60 Ceuts; Reserved Seats, 75 Cents; Gallery, 20 Cents. Tickets for sale at Ellis’ and Metzerott's Music Stores. METZEROTT HALL. OLE BULLS BAND CONCERTS. e OLB BULL Has the honor to announce that he will give TWO GRAND CONCERTS, os MONDAY AND TUESDAY FVENINGS Mancu 9 ann 10, Assisted by the following talent: MADAME VARIAN HOFFMAN, ‘The faverite Prima Donna; MR. IGNATZ POLLAK, Baritone, and MR. EDWARD HOFFMAN, The eminent Pianist and Composer. Admission. Beserved Seats. The sale of Reserved Seats will commence WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock, Metzerott’s Music Store. Full particulars in future announcements. F. WIDDOWS. .. mh 2-tf Business Manager Pasesacx, MUSIC. AND REFRESUMENTS. SOR BENEFIT oF MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHUKOB. Kutertainment, TUESDAY, WRONESDAY. and THURSDAY, March 34, 4th, and sth, at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL Tickets at door Admission tickets 5@ cents; Course tickets $1; Children 25 cents fe 29-48 ‘BEE eoreaas agi PROF. 0.8 TAS faa of New York, at METZEROTT a KVERY EyExine © THIs WEEK, se On Phreno'og, _ Po pplice ia Lite. Health, om: Culture. Love, naging Childre Daily Phrenelesic ai Bxamiuations at Rooms. 3 and 9S, Ebbitt Ho: fot | Beate PERG CY DREssEs AND ROMINOEE Fo! LADIES AND GENTLEM. No. 289 B. beteoven 1st amd 24 Sree, opposite ms’ Express Delivery Encou "by Patronage which I received lest year my friends and the public tp geue ral, I bey have enlar, : Dresses spd Dominoes for All orders willbe promptly attended to. Fancy Dresses tls rompt 3 te order. a%4-1m PROPOSALS, ALE OF SUSMARINE TELEGRAPHIC CA Deputy Q'M, General's fier, Ba ee Ma Marck eiom. Pro ig in a hypo yen and will be re. ceived this offi ATURDAY, til March 7, 188s st which time they” willbe pened or the purchase of the Submarine Te! jc Ca. ble recently, connecting Fartreas Monros sed Cherrystone. Va ‘The Cable is about twenty-ene miles long, and weighs ten tons tothe mile. It is made onthe Best material.and with the exception of a lightning ten splices, is believed to be in aound con one Tight is reserved t reject any, pe all bids. ae ene i =. ‘ee To posal Submari Telegraphic Cabie, addressed = the ander Mat VAN yurer.. Deputy ¢ Quartermaster General vet Major General, U. 5. A. Ppzorcsars Fe} B FORAGE. Cee Cases New Orieans. La Sealed Proposals are invited - ceived at the office of Captain W. “ A Wainwright bertmaster, Supervising Quartermaster, Sub-District of the Rio G@ at Brownsville. Texas. till tz WE! AY, the Ist of April, 1858 forthe de livery of such quantities of Corn, and Hay jor use of public animale at gold Barracks, Brownsville, Texan, Yor the six (6) mouths ending October 31! All the forage to be of the best quality and sub. yect to a before rn ge . Oats and c delivered in a guany aacks 'y hs oe — either eted or unbaled. but a cient will be given to baled Delivery must« uence within ~ iad (30) days from date of acceptance of pro: Proposals must be > nn by the enarantee of owe ood solvent men for the faithful perferm- the contract The t nea States reserves the right to reject or all bi roposals must mah preg me i Se aortas * for aot age.” oni iy leg cee tw wright, AQ. M- ba Site Brett torne Brevet Papen Ox General ral and Chief Quarcermas mh 4ot prorosais ror — iTINUING DELA WARE BREAKWATER. Usiten States Exoixeen Orrice, No. 209 SouTH Bixte STREET, Puitapecemia. Pa. Feb 15, 1838 Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, with acopy of tuis Advertisement attached to each, will be received at this office atil the ath day of ‘ arch 1853, for la ruecessary for putting upward o! of $408 tone of stone in Pusition atthe Delaware Breakwater and Ice breaker 5 of the stone to be ge Sie} ¢ Poh hrepater 0 blocks each wei from two gne-Afth 0 ft iene than two tons. “All stones iad ad farnish all the machinery boats, mooi , &e.. and whatever may be required for prop- erly y receiving, removing, and putting stonce in ‘The Werk tc be at all times subject to inspectiot by United states : a cad not oe for until ac. cepted by th +4 vonty- centum made tones delivered to ot St dep rtohed ym or _ them, at ‘Each proposal must’ be by two re- persons. ures should be ap- jed to as Bela woot sna uficient security by the Spit Btates ict J . . or other public officer. Envelopes to be endorsed, “Pi for Li fe nTglopes tebe c ce roposais for Labor TAP ARLE Mpa U™ t= Pr ‘will _be feet of Cut Foremouth Detween April 18 and May 15.18%. pieces of 4 . comtaint om cataining 291 cabic fest, ani i aii Picea gta re 15. 1B. 19 pieces of dk 869 cuble feet, and 68 pieces of cut jor ite — bic eRtwecn June is mension stone, | ‘an: Re si and St BM EAR, mS plone of ai- ite—2.298 cubic fees ot meats it cubic twee: July 1b and Lucent 16. 1838, the remain der Pieces of dimension stone cubic fowt, and 8 piece 9 uf cut toi 588 cubic {ome imension, etenee, to Seat ik ty [the pough.wery fe Retbe from 6 inch to § feet. in width from 1 foot 8 inches t 3 feet 4 inches. and in rives from 2 feet to 2fect inches Esch stone at coutorm es to tise to the J Suite dimensions given in the ings and sprcifications. mast be ree from nd ovams. and uber defects. and be ‘Sell quarried to make natural beds, and cut t fall fie cut grant (which inte be laid ip regular courses of headers and stretchers. with zotnte) must he carefully cut ven om drawis apecitt stones to ch. graft one ing Pin width ext aloug ‘ine’ BY Batter of half an inch to each Toot the dovetatind yornts. and the ares ing ot che be ‘and builde to be "rough hammenrd a and full to dimension: ‘be di thepeaders vary ib lengths from 4 feet 15 tnches. in widths m2 feet? inches ps ong 9 inches, and in rises from 2 fee to Bert si rach offer must be giver tbe names of two fone ible pereone wes for the faithful execution of the contract, the smote St surety Se Bp, gue foarte the ampunt lid lank forme for bide Erarwitoes will bears” ished epon application at thie of - The Uide must state, separately the price per cebiefoctel stone se, bt faraiched rough J.G. POSTE _gprevet Ms). Gen Uotied \ eg Army. mb 5. Col Eugiveete. proros ALS FOR ME oa Manuxeros. D. Do.F cor ad Sealed proposals, of the form farnished > the an sone tH be received, te juptivate. ontil TUsSbay nod ra ed il Meth © m., for Beet and Mutt Sr ekeeeter to all connected with ment of Sehineton in this city. ing the troops at Tesh fe | authorized te Tosh Beet required for sales te officers w be of the finest quality. of select parte. the officer in ‘charge. from fhe hind-age ribs of the fere quarters That required fer the troope to Le of equal ‘shortione of ore and hind-quarters; necks, shanks. and kidney tallow not received. ‘All the inspection, to factory ‘hases tb the open be ‘male at the expense Of the cou Sill be, required to deliver the storehouses | places ni) Be vill distribute it tn eush gunoti times a as ofBcer of the may direct tng the trodes propose, will be received for #uj at Forts ee Boat pom with Fresh a nd Corned Be ‘ naton. D. vat pe “reeset rerolchies ‘ashington. D % fwithoat fe “ issues. the feortta. the fewest, required for both Bidders mast be Mpayraent to be made at this office monthly oral all meat purchased or when in fands for the pu: All aucetions respecting quality and ondition will be settled by th the Subsistence De- rece! onthe, from the ist day of April la, cr uc Period as the Commissary General may determine ‘The proposals for supply ing all the Department of Washington Hon of Brevet Masor ral Headquarters F Cfice Chir Com: Teet. Washington. D. © Yeth ise, nt 12 Me ae Sti tne "Pecah Beet ro at Alexandria. Va , for six months ‘rom Apr 18% or such less time as the Commissary tence may direc ports rtere necks. end Kideer, tallow to “y excluded). The 1 the cattle ge ye to be cat off at the fourth Zertebral joint, end the breast trimmed ‘wn. The shanks of fc qgartere toe Sat 7 three to four inches above the KRee pot and of bind-quarters from six to eight inc! hee shove the samt; hrelor hock joint siete eaie eepeed eae ears ne f their omtract ai ve om Proposals must ny, endorsed tinetls - sais for F at Alexandria per = — ace ‘The undersigned reserves the right bide for good cause Conditions. requirements, payments, &e retofore y ee Brevet Baier General Schofel B. Fewiost: | anes PPoPosaLs FO FOR COA Head quarters Departmen: of the dye Quartermaster § aha, Neb. Fobreary 21. 1888. He) Bealed bide’ in duplicates = by two respomsibke tons of Goal at Fort DR Tate of two hundred (20) tone pet Fll conditions of the contract made ki satel at this iter, or at St the office of the Dey Fort D. a. Ki i. By onter of Brevet Major way 7 fe 28 6t__ Bvt, Brig. Gen Chict Guarternaieer pPororans FOR STATIC: ‘BY, ® De Orrie oF QUARTER MAcTER Jerrrnsosvitle Isp. Fepruery 3. isae.§ Ie will be recetved at thie o until March 4-183. for sup necemsmry Sia” Sonery at this Depot until Augest 31” Vas ooniet ing ofthe following’ articles more oF lew reauis Letter Paper. ru eagsstetstud one W dozen gts Copying Ink Sewn fae °** Hamilton's Paper Fasteners o Gillott'e Stes! Faber's Lead Pencils Ri 200 Quills 4 dozen (60 page) Letter Copy books 4 Brushes sh Index Rooks 100 Blank Books—qutres: 100,2; 100, 8; 100. 4; 100 #2 16-auire Bocord Books Endo t Bo as required by the officer in charge, Ht bidders, are required to this advertioement ied by tie that, in case the contract pee cb'tho Willer” quot and eulbeboer von Siilbe given for the faithful pertormance of « contrac’ Bide will be endorsed “Proposals for Station Be A nddreseed to the undersigned. yht is reserved to reject any or all bids. ler of the Quarter: r¢ fe 285t__ Brevet Lieut, ©.