Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1868, Page 3

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Te Sider dela crossing of Bee a Fost tbe line of ® ‘rth Platteriver, $e mpau There ncuhing ponitivs as ; tobe ‘a aatclone ae ote stated at ugnet. 1868 ie The co mtrgets will al explre om the (Sist) thirty- } Mererctre Chel geet, whslenvmn, ang meatn*| © bresst tri cut Sage | quarters rom six to eight taches above the PS vate ‘or hock jotpt sch beet when dressed must net at least 40 Sontractor, will be. reanired to, furnish, 1 issue the beef on the order ‘of the oat ete aces 1 be fu by Sreraments see ay trazap:reation for the beef, feom the slaughter tothe place of issue The place of slangh- Ect will be apiccted by, the commanding officer of ed corrals will not Sianghter hoanes and ty Tefurnished by thet ram ‘The coutractor at enc Bot situated on th rattroad will be fooelrea io hewe oa band at post on the first d woe ff December. 1538. an ph sapply of beef cattle and forage to last through the inter “Proposals will be considered for exch (post sepa- orfor ail +4 Foes toqutlcr pstasee Sha bit’ ies tae, 204 crane. wi in froups. and are also willing to take them separ aely id of offer separate poh arth ad each of the ey desire to take separate t also ite at at ia pound tet, will be farnished seen ores vet | ‘ Fa saiticn, averses’ melas | 8 goo 3 cot mn, average 1 ft = ¢ received under Vanles on the ho wy be needed at each » Set yoo ge during the period of the fresh is will be enclosed in an guvelons on dorsed,cropenale’ Soe tneah edt os and properly addressed. cop: of each this advertisement (a Bosted at its head. | Propesais to receive consideration must contain the —— antee of two responsible names, a8 follows “Wo. — , of — county 1m, the State of —. and Sane cman ota the State of — hereby guar antee that shout the proposal ——— be accepted it shall be £7 sccordiog to Tes tree pertert must have a cops of slip from = newspaper) “Tie sibility of the gurantors must be shown by the official certificate of the nearest Assessor of Internal Bevenus, clerk of U.S. Di trict Court.or commanding officer of a military post | Foams foo peters made monthly in the fands fur- | ie Teuerted. to reject any or all bids if | sae should be deemed for the interest of | Ww Bkienicer, Brt. Lt. Col and Chief C8, PPorosaLs FoR FUEL. Heap, es Deraxrwent oF Tue Laxe< | CHRP QuaRTERMASTER's OrFicr, Dergoir. Sic 28, 1358. Sealed Pro this advertiogmes and will ber SATCRDAY. June 2 At Fort Wayne, M c Hard ‘ood 4 40 tons Bituminous Coat. Briar Hill, Gratiot, Michigan, 250 cords of “pide should be «endorsed «Proposals for Wood,” For ‘andl eddreseed te the untersi raed, For further particulars. apply at this office. By command of Bvt. May, Gea. pouale. in duplicates with « ‘copy of | attached to each, are invited, ied at this office watil 1868. for dell er « #6t Pp®orosats Fo. STATIONERY. Treascay Derantwent, May 9, 1988, | Sealed Proposals tor furnishin; "Btatloners for | i pa 3). 1869. wi received at | the loth day of June. ‘1368, at ‘estimate of goantities odsaud blank Siemens neous this Department until R ‘clock Mt fallin formation, have beam prepares be far- pished upon application. ‘The Department reserves tipo monte more ot lees of eer ee estim right to artment also reserves the Accept bids fer individual items in suy of the tleases, 1 deliveries will be sul ect to to inspection by an oy and the livers of an inferior ar- fiche shall be dee med sufficient cause to annul the CiDeliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury ent, mat h wereet must be signed by b=] Send or frm iusiving it, and. be accompanied carenty. that the Bidier will Gs hb good and sufficient bonds, tt is bid ‘ure to comply the contract to operate as the furfelture of the en: Lire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary of the ‘Treasury purchase. ket. of such quantities of any articles og P shall be y cansed by such to the contractors fifty per centum of the price which b it shall be found neces- sary to pay for such artich rope panied by satisfactory guar- tracts wi lbe Proposals ur accom] Satics will not be considered, and cont 1 . | (A eeentahed manufacturers of, or " “idders wilt be rene jred to conform their bids to th. epeciications furaicbed one failure to do so cause the resection $f GH MCCULLOCH, _my%eolm [Chron.} Secretary of the Treasury. p»re SALS FOB STATIONERY. | Treascny Derantwent, Orrick oF InteRy it 4 Sealed Propesals wi until ihe 2th day of June, 18/3. at I? orciock ms, for supplying the tAssessors and Coltestors a of In nal Kevenue fhreaghoat A ak portion of the ited Moontains, Mexico, with the Sta- Feepective dis- roposals w Beidered unless aceompa- pied by watistactor! that the contract, ‘Mi awarded. will be faltpfally ox executed The Commissioner resuress the right to reject | ’ © parts of bids, and to accept any bids. or 2 of hae ‘which the interest of the Government rean ‘The bide should be addressed to the Commission: et ot Internal Kevenue, and endorsed **Proposale f cpplying Stationery to Internal Bevenae Of- Segoles of artiee to be farniahed witl be for from this O@iee upon jon. with con: | us under which oct artless fekedeiir: | ae LLNS, jissionet BUPOSALS Fi ations — FUBL FOR LIGHT VEosx: Colterion’ ‘* ‘Somes. Beers Boston. sof Lights, May 25, 1838 Mt thts oft Supe’ aled Proposals will be reoetved at 13 o'clock mom NDAY. o. Iss, for faraiching and. dellvert pe and Fuel for the ¢Lignt Vesscle t ‘District and fo ‘and ee he called fore for one tender as may trem the Ist da vot Sal 98, to the sath of t roved quailty, to be delivered alongside of t house tender or other vessel provided for Ma the purpose. at Boston. and to be stated in the bid in good and sufficient packages, bai | Boxes. and cases. and in good orders for the ent vessel, once a quarter. free of all expense to p States. acreeably to spectfications, + hich will form @ part of the contract. copies of + gh may be had vee sepizing at this office. Av bide must be sealed and endorsed ** oposnle Kat and Fuel Se Bk Light Vessels,” then . the ope jer oé Bac hight Howes Board THOMAS RUSSEL. 3 Superintendent of Lights. P POPOSALS FOR FUEL AND HAY. “es Durante: year June. bs, inclusive Dy two respoust penied by a deposit of $1.00, will be reesined 119 x Am -on SATURDAY. June ‘30, yd the “tl lowing-named sup. destanated FORT KEAR. 0 cords Wood and ¥ Hay DBT SEDGWICK. CGioRapo. 1.SH cords Wood and 40 tons SIDNuy, NEBRASHA. 270 cords Wood and 28 tons Hay. FORT D. A. RUSBELL, DAKOTA, . connor STEELE Dania, 1a © eRe ‘Doreras,c raw. a bales. 7 pection of thos e- 7 ef the ieee fad plies to commence upon whole = on eskcoch santa es until the be toe =e will be, made “armas and blank bids s offic: who bore ae needed Tulied fo comply with heir agreements —— not By order of Brovet Major General Aowae. Wis. 2e Broves Brigadier Gomera, EBICAN,CHBOMOS for sale st ep: Poy Tain ; i. raanO gon Bids Sill rcelved for any plies required, and must be each ost Dam The Fees, by mrs with any ene order under | * } SOA hon tered with ‘mortar on Cy ‘sartie with six inches gravel next th- aly Ane, on this earthemell boulders and gravel one fdot thick be spread for a foundation Speving:t ‘be pl shout twelve fect wide in Tear of eogas. © dere from eight to twoive i dit stone tacit of the wall will be atthe ieland more than en¢ of it being now ‘pated along the lime of the wall. the balaace the shore oy pre 1.000 feet from the site ron Poh The sand ey boulders, are. ob fainable free shores 0 {this tole by by the con no will farnioh bor acd all other ma trial iid a cme ‘for ee be aibe Ci jand. bel ie reliiogs ou on nite! sae id, belonging fernhile at work therev be he to herp them he, he offers will state athe price per lineal foot for wall Apiehed, + ith ite concrete bac! earth reach. of mesens, or one-horee teams and érivers, or for ox-teams and So an — Heareoes ” Oftere sire also ing one oF two Jettios, wall of ist rth heed of the are tak: f an} ti may be accepted without. the rest. And each offer must be accompanied by at least two accepting sureties, and to cover one-third =e: of i bid. and be certified as to their jeney m@icieney by arms principal Uuited States civil Officer of thelr vietst The tant to Teject ‘amyor all the bids offered is Pes will be made as the not aftener than t mn ple rie Butta me tiie re ad T cil's Inland See Wall,” rBenay, ses et Bvt. Major Goneral BOPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BR SUP. ED HE ARDS U BCOGNI oF T1OM AND REPAIR. Navy DerarrMent, 2 Brasav or Constare a AND Sat LH UXGTON, Proj to faruish Pimbor sed other tor the Navy for the Racal year eadi 1869, will be received at tA? "clock m a ee ext, at which ime the pr proposals must be ad cased to the Chief of the Bureano! Goustraction sud Repair, 3 posels for" Timber ‘ac, for the over that ‘ee, »eals for Tim! ee avy," may be dh be distinguished from other bu 4 iness re. ted schedules for such Classen aa parties deal imand intend to bid for. to together wi jt font jastructions to bidders, giving the forms of pr>posal ‘an enn to = Gommmand- avy Yards, sud those of all ion to the Bureat Toe Commandant of each Navy Yard and the Parchasin, Paymaster for each "station, will have @ copy of t jules of the other Yaris, for ation only. in order, thet Persons wh tend to bid may judge whether it {« desirable to wake application for any of the classes of those Yards The proposal must be for the whole of a class; | and ail applications for information or for the ex amination of samples, must be made to the com- mandante of the resp Fespective yar st ides. that he nso license to deal im the articles = for which he pro and he must further show that he is anu! acta: rer of, or a rey ar dealer in, the ‘articive which he offers to supply. ne peares lors must be certified by the Assessor i ae al Revenue fer the dis- trict in which the jarded to the person who wakes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re- vuired by law. the Navy Department, however, re- serviny right to Feject the lowest bid, or any which (igem exorbitan Sureti be fall ‘amount ‘will be required to sign the contract, and their respensibility mast be certified to the satisfaction or the Navy Depart- mer ‘As additional security twer %, withbe m the amount Contract sball bave been coup centum of the amount of 9 triplicate by the Commandant of the respective paid by the Paymaster of the stati T Centum will be bills until oe ‘and yards. will designated in the contract, Within ten days after the » arrant for the same s! have been passed by retary of the Treasi degiamated ae fo Hows N |. White Uak Logs: N. Piec ae : No 3, White eo ur’ ber; Ho 5 White Osk Plank; White Oak Be 7. Yellow Pine Logs; No. Yellow Pine ‘Beans; No. 2; Yellow Pine igee Tuaber: Ne. 11, White No. 12, White Pine Mast Ti é ras ae white Ask Gace: White jack Walnut. Mabogai Locust Timber; = No. Spruce, No. 24. White Oak aves and Headings; No. 25. Lignumvite; No. 30, Ingot Copper: No. $2; Wrought Iron, round l square, No 33, Wrought Trop, ‘flat; No. 34, Irop I No. Steel a ‘Spike pat ae Bio agers: Rocks: Sor ase te te n Varnish. ele i ood Oil; No. 64, Tallow, Sot Oil; No. 68, ‘Glaser No. 6s ibrushes: No. Goods, for upholstering; P ay 8 73, oe ‘bandiery; Ho. ‘ack Piten, 35,59, 42, 43, 44, +3 14,77) . Sy 06, 58,20, 00,8, 8,007 TS, eee 332-5 se “PHILADELPAIA. 3.2.4.7. 12. 13, 18 18, 3, $2, 3%, 84, 37, 39, ‘52. 83. 54. 5 5 oor 68: gaia aot 0, Th, INGTON. ZY a2 +38, 80) 60; 63, 64; 63. 69.20, NORFOLK Kos n. 33,35, 1S, 17, 13, 23, 24, 33. 34, 39, 4 43, + 8), 52, 5S, 54, 5B, 59, 60. 68, 64, 71 78. Sian ar ae oe. my 3 lawiw 70, 71 Fric ant SUPERINTENDENT AND F SEWERS. CARBIAGE- ™ aa SIDE LKS, &c.. CITY HINGTON: D.'C., JUNE 5. re onal wilt be received by the gadersigned. Mayor's office. until 12 o'clock on WEDNESDAY Tith instant. for the construct: om of aeewer.in parmmnee with the following act of Th a Mayo be. and ts het the Mayor 3 mithor! foot barrel sewer to be ecatracted in S74, in the Tear of Lote ‘nad cn north front of Lot 0. of the pint ion of the Baltimore and Ouio rall- beainning at the west end of the alley. ® 1 thence thro run- etre c theres jee a entheres ou aaatiees be. nd in levied and east end of said hail te astone wall two fect thick feet thigh, ‘aud twelve feet long. Approved Qc: 167" ti te ber pe i brick ahall be ofthe bast acd temy aa neeens Sn ne Of SOeee © fan bad freh. es seus ofcement. in the proportions of Teed per Ligeal foot for acta x! a r,t xpense Seam am ae fall work dis- ufer farther particalagy to the Superin- tepdent and tor. . The reserved 10 Fe bids guenid fete ‘deemed the tia ‘ ei jeS-eotd _ Superintendent and he. ROPOSALS FOR FORAGE _ pipet: Headquarters, Department oft i Sealed Tey ee oe ate of this advertisement attac: to and will be Nap me SS BATUEDAY, J est ee and ww for issue at ci eves }, 1888, and to con- e classes of this Bureau are numbered and | 2, White Oak Keel j ed Tim! PROPOSALS. P2Berosars FOR GRAIN. melon Department of, *! br twa tes Bids, i: es cotivecy ot oy riche ina by a deposit of 81 8 ames Platte, rai ae mee plicete. late ine erie UTA. boc’ unde rand ify tasemed ( Beriey. ) pronase CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH Three bundred thousand (300 00>) po ands Barie: >. Two hundred and fity thousand (350 6.0) pou ? tach post named. Th 5 zo oi ne supplies aayaiics $e qemenen 2a be delivered Goch, rill be received for sn: ion of the sap- uired. at be mad bade le separately for bt delivery is ry fe completed. Full conditions will be made knox ida furnished on blank Sppiication at this office, and to named. he Quartermasters at the poste Side trem contractors sad ‘bidders. who bave heretofore failed to comply with their agreements will not be considered. By order of Bvt Ma) Gen rhifatt MYERS. Brovet Bri 30 8-6t ig. Gen. PPoros: 8 FOR ARMY fee Orrica Cuter M. Dist , wn Fourts Sealed Proj until 12m on e BAT, ing and delivering Arm: cy ‘District. Departmen CARTEAMASTER, ree the ore year ending June 30, 1859, a8 follew FORT POBTER, viz UFFALO, 8. ¥, FORT NIAGAR , YOUNGSTOWN, N.Y. 62 cords bard dry Wood MADIzON BARRACKS, nthraci > ca ETTS HAR. 41¢ 1-16 cords bard dry Wood. 1 282 18 pou: nds Anthracite Coal Str Fhe supplies to tin of ti be deliverec in such 8, PLATTSBURG, o-. Bay first quality, and to wantities and at such times as may required by the Post Quartermasters, Fespectively. “The deliveries of Wood to be completed ow oF before the Iet of Bidders: ame id their proposals atbeaet | two rea} etios who will guarantes their exe. au f @ contract under the terms pi good and faiclent bonds for ite faithtw ‘They will also residence, and the places of residence of the ray will be considered hich does not conform to the abeve concition The right to reject ance. perform- le therein eyo Places of ids ix reserved A. MONTGOMERY. Major ets Quartermaster, U 6-6t . ith Q. M. District, Department of the East. ROPOSALS FOR FUBL. of the Marine plying W: 008 and ines at the foliowing Fr ending 80th of June, merchantable oak, and to be piled. ured, and inspected at such points within the walls arrac fesrassant orerel delivered. nated by ‘ee may the Samaading Marive officer. free of expense. 10 the United 8 anthracite ¢ pm A — iy dat aa to sab ° ‘om dust, and to welzl ine font to be wel walls o the a Barracks as may be dseiguated by ‘the gana requived, a core ari States. and botn wood and coal nished upon the monthly or quarter! of (org om 9 gg officer, showing the greesbly to ¢ Washington City, D. C., 20 Tons ot Coal, 600 Ine officer, free of nse to the to be fur- requisition quantities aa Portsmouth, N. H., 100 Tons of Coal, 200 Cords At Charlestown, Mass. 150 Tons of Coal, 150 Cords of Wood. of Wi of AS «Brooklyn, N. Y., 3 Tons of Coal, 150 Cords Ag rhs Philadelphia. Pa., 100 Tons of Coal, 100 Cords Wat, Goopert, Va.. 75°Tons of Coal, 10 Cords of At Pepsacola. Fia., 100 Cords of Wood. At Mound City, Ili., 75 Tons of Gale ‘Cords of Ps will upor accounte daly authentlested by post at officers of the been delivered be made pon the Ele Hh of commai ‘at which the wood or coal has ‘The right is reserved to reject all bids considered le. Unreasonab! Ag rentec, to be siened by two reaponaible pers ee genponeltlity must be cel y the United States Dis ified to rict Judge, United Btates District Attorney, or United States Goliector, must |ccompal considers seal each propossl, otherwise it will not be be indorsed Proposals for Fuel,” and ad dtoeeeed Wo tee lecsigueee my 8-lawiw ILLIAM B. SLACK, Maior and Quartermaster. prorosars FOR pyseisuine FUELAND Act. Assestant uariermaster’s Opies, Fort Freble. Maine. Sealed Proy Ibe received. by signed. at jee, antl the Usth inet, farnisbin, livery of del Fi at, Prebi To 0 Gords Wed, (inrd.) } isi Wires eases} 23 as mgood and merchantable qual he oats to weigh thirty. ‘two (32) pounds per oft the ab abo y be — for furnishing y or all rtic 16 be nied by two responsible se- Bids mw: accompa: Lice oe le Be. curities. Je 6-6t t. Capt. U. 8. A., let Lt, 3 ( Bvt. Capt. ot Lt 3 Arey qRMY SUPPLIES. € Laavtnorih ‘Keon ay a fiat we. ty serie Foc = he deltvery of the f Howing-named su; at th fol ie pplies e tt "ot the Ii sth of Jane. 1838, for T HARKER, Kansas, 1,190 cords Burd Wood; 1,200 tons Hay. FORT HAYS. Kanasa, 1 ones Hard Wood; 900 toi ¥ RT WALLACE, Avansas, 210 ae ‘ood; 1,300 tons Hay. FOBT LABNED, Kansas, 1/200 cords Wood. 1,700 cords Wood. FORT DODGE, Kansas, FORT LYON,C.T.. 1,580 cords Wood. FORT REYNOLDS, C.T., 610 cords Wood. Zhe Hay to be of merchantable prairie tect to welght and fat the pisce of a ive ch ‘Any damage imperfect atackin, ernment by the contract tor. be 2 ‘orts Har! creat Hays to be hard wood: that for the other posts t © posts, cat a Rowe quality of wo Ze. A cord to be 138 f tio ind verurely stacked {to ay as te be impervious to heavy rains which may result to the a from m ot be made good te t! the Gov- }o be of the best sake megacted, tare from small Iimbe and brash, Zhe delivery of the anion ts» commence on or before the 10th wood to he comnsieted iy or belore Sameae? 1 The gelivery of | the be hay to be completed by fore No he ye be kept until the cont The delivery of me te: i which the deliveries sre made must Hed from time of heat delivery ire filled. 3 ‘Dortic 4 of the supplics required ved. most be made separately for each ar and for each post. Bide from persons who have hitherto failed to of the bay racted contract is satiatactorily filled The usvai condition cl st this cffice, will be imposed upon bidders contractors. and bI wai with the Governmen: or to h have been awaried dered. ment for one tenth ef the wood and one-fifth will be withheld cntil the h can be ascert. posals will be BOPOSALS FOR FRESH B i Headquarters First Milicary Dis: (iphce Ch soc eerie ais ichmond at the ofiice of Bvt, i and a. cee mond. Ya. ford ths from July 1. 15%, ni je POET S- General of Comanissary of Sub: steee, Va ee gore ‘a. on. ‘the aright to reject aay AUOTION SALES, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctiune-ra Beal Bo, 526 coutzeust corn. rt CHANCERY Rie crERTY. I The updersi lape Creat ‘Uourt of the of the Brokers. sud D strecta, Talo EAE I soiree aaah Bret het ee, FRIDAY « the Sth day ¢ ia teilte mbenidheet biadsr the Wllowleg See property. Part of Lot No. 9. in Square membered 382. front- ing on tb rao Dotecet ars Oenetend fea Sreuue. wiih improvements, ser cousiating of wthree- Somth tind of Lot No 12, to savers pnd ti between get atares on &H strect. comtstin oe siege Itis ameceaearz fo of the sbews ia ee tention of the public to attend t! settee je si-able pi perty tor investment = ‘wale: One third ef the purchase: idue in three eq teen months 5 piled nit i ph als, Ne week "s pub- Pesold ot theriskandcut of the sus. a ra ager ncing and Tevenue stamps at the cost the purchaser. WM BR WOODWARD, Trastes. apls-wimdds GREEN & & WILLIAMS, anc’ BASERS RAVING FAILED GRE! N's ¥ SEES & WILLIAM: “je td jones! i Real Estate Brokers, Bo. 586 Southeum ¢ ner of Beventh wud D ste. CERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE hE Titte of a decree of the Sup rsinict of Columbia, ther ta im acause numbered 92), i pict Margate ckeis and her husbs kels, are complainants, an rettet al are defendante. the Tandersigne wise ction, at 6 WEDNESDAY. the With day of Jun remsioen: Lot numbered ipa te ‘square num- red 887; frenting on D street north, between 14 6th streets east, im Washington city, D. and upon the following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid wits. i aft with interest, to ef trast upon the iy; and if the terme of sale are not complied vejthin ve dap as the property to be resold t Thoget aud risk of the first porchaver ‘The pai theses toryay for stamps and oll convenn The purehuser to oh, 20'down as soon as fhe property is Knock DRT LON:? Trustocs, GREE ILLIAMS, ms%eokds (Int ye : bee) Foe B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auvetioneers and Real state Brokers, No. 526 southeast cor of 7th and D streets. eee SALEOF ALD ABLE Stated OPERTY AND BREWER yar VARIA AVENUE AND ST SRE Past Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Colum bia, on the ‘Dth day of ee D. 1888, where’ . Btactter is complainan' Catharine Baumenn, exeeutrix of the leet will and tratament of Pact ‘Baumann, deceased, and Suber? ate defendants, the same beti being equity cause No. 1,069, the -un will sell at a ic auction, to pint age — 1sth day of ea = a aie ate é o'clook the premises, th fumbered 0 ie of Lote ) twos eight Fn on ee 039, mana Sent yf in Easare, yn apr Shao hinndre : Vwi ve Brewery Bulldings tnd Vaults, Sud" che aeaence avements therein Prphis Propel on Pennsylvania avenue and street cout, baving a fronton sald fect and 1] ipch, and Ly apie} 216 feet gn Oth atreet east, and is Well known a New Brewery. The terms , oi al Labrie by the decree are as follows: One third Orth urchase money to be d the Sain in two equal instal- ud twelve mont he deferred pay- mente to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by the notes «the purchaser, endorsed to the Cen of the trustees, or one-third 5 the pure! joney in cash. and the balan. the ratifieation of the sale by the Court at the option of the purchaser. i 1e ti of the property to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is paid, and the sale Tatified by the Court wine and revenue oe at the cost the pure ‘$240 deposited at the time of wer MATES GL. Faup: { trustees, _my Btd GREEN & Pe WILLTAMS, Aucta, Br WILLIAM WL. WALL & 00, Auctioneers South corner Penn. venue and 9th street. oft LE OF SIX VALU ABLE 'S EaST OF THE CAPITOL, AFTERNOON, Mad e at six front of the ines, PREENG AUCTIO! Lots ‘The above ote ‘are’ a 00d and improving part of the city, and offerf inducements to procure gocd butiding rms: One-half cash: the remainder in 6 and Ee ‘with interest, the deferred payments to be secured by he covt of the deponit of of S100 will be required ne roperW: L. WALL & CO , Aucts, BY GEE GREEN & | « WILLIAMS; Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 526, southeast corner 7th and D streets, TEAM HOUSE AND LOT. WITH A ST. art E, ON © S18. Wis ET SOUTH. Batwa ND's ST, ON THE ISLAN. x premise: ears No. 335, Sie PJ feet 4" Inches “trent by 128 10, a 2 He: a deed of ines onan al Tgonresqncing, sieves the dayoteate. nt the Darchaser, GBREN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BT COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioneers, Southwest corner of Penn: Star Office «Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Go. oi ‘dings Eleventh sts., SUERRIOR BUILDING 1 ot as aa ere BIDE OF fr ‘ chaps te on the north Weal ee = Lepage) in loc ‘and parties in sear: ie Lot would do well to at- : One-half cash; baiance in six and twelve mon! athe, with sterest, secured. b: y All conveyaucing and’ revenue ramps at ter’s cost lown at time Je 3-dads COOPER ri PaTiMER, Auct) EPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D* Unite STATES PATENT, OFFICE, nde of Q street, re improvin; of's handsome Bui tema ios ing for the extension of 1204, for, an improvement in ‘Machine for Pisnigee Lumber “out ot Wind,"*for seven yoars from the nt, which Takes fice om on ration of said alent. that the said petition be Santas! ot expi the Zid dey of August, It ie ordered he Patent Often on MON ‘agust next, at 12 o'c potiited to SES ats ea they have, why anid ht uot to be granted. Perso! extension ‘ere reauired te fie in the Pateut *, Sete cbjcctious, pect ally deo. of boss hearing; af orien mony ied by either ay th fo heannas ihe sl beariog must) be take teed a wit The rutesot thes tee. which willbe be furnished on ay tion. Depositions othe pret publications to be at east ah “ays pre- vious to th dar of bearing. OUT my 22-w3w Acting Commissioner of Patents, pEPARTMEN THE INT. D®“ UNE SzATES | Pa ENT Oreice, akDREWS, ALBrezing for the extension of uted to bia the Zou day of August, wel improvement in ‘Conteh fogal Pumps. of r anid pate Which lakes glace on the ad day of dAugat jis: It is ordered that the said potition at the Patent Otice on MONDA’ othe @ ats of July next. o’clocl ~; and persons te ‘and show cause, ras ny they have, s ertonalcn’ arp required -to on oe ase ce On ibe Detition of MWLLIaM b of New York. N.¥ aon niy deys the retard ch wit be furniahed on 9 pplicatio: hehe See epee a BrP ses he keeccamed tay te | ton ‘eye after bee! the Jered. also. tuat thin ae Wena oe | ican and snd the .. and in the for tl MAME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, ae. ‘A large stock constantly on hand. eter - ee fe ¢ Bas op MALE OF HORSES. < Set OzsD Ay wellyat eae be Jere ferme eee? |" ecription eaceieanl of Eed‘otter ebidles of New dnd Becond-band Har- A large sales daye—' x Hoosen curs emai . BYeDTeS and Sth street. . tol mupeing Lk On TORBAY mo) 10 0'clock, geen. mn Seat: ‘Teas, See a cree Bos SDosler de. rand Pinea, @ iEe Jars, ‘Counter Scales Zum Cases Wonk Brandy and Pert Wine Borrels Sea Mountaie Dew, Game ‘and Muler 4 Co. Bree erry and Mateirs Wine oe P ind Beeo; With other srticice ie the Orocers Line, all ef bi see ‘will be sold i ae reserve. W.L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. 5 200. oF. BM ger Ponnsy vania ave corner of oth “street. alae | "REEPRSET SUSE Oban? PLEDGES AT alc ‘ook YM. &. WA No. 28 Or MONDAY MORNING, June 8, 810 o'ch we will sell t! I the entire tire balance of pled touale: ibg with MK Walsh, who ines atinued the Dusinees. “The stock comprises Ready- made Clothing. im great + party; Gente Conte, Pants. and Vests, and Underclothing. Piece abet Cut Dry Goods Pillow Cases. 1 ored Ol Gente avin dewelty Chains, Stade fine assortment of fodtes invited to attend. Pi ops No. 440 10th sosat | POPP Walser e 00.- v WILL CONTIN- ora one ro wOn Boe EE, ToL Oe gout Eoeren M_K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. Gold ana a Sow Watches, amon Rings and Pins. order of . WALL & 00., Auctioneers. a REE, avenue and Sth street. B* wh. Southwest corner CHANCERY “ASS ‘iay ‘ite ‘1,369 otter tor malo at ct patie ta ‘action, in front of the prom ises, on TUB! the oth dey ar >‘clock, part of Lot Ne 1a the authentic ground plan of the ton, beginning for the w on bis said lot. with the line of Bighiti street east twent te feet, th ence west In a line parallel wil at south ton alley in the rear of said lot, (being 109 re or less.) thence south with the Tine or said alley twenty-two (22) feet. and thence on to said Bighth sireet and place of beginning, EEA the ye thereon, rye of se A int on sou’ red aud eixty-cigbt (és) foot cight and Cheha (2) inches trom the southeast square, and running thence west with Tae Tine of said south E etreet fifteen 35) Soe feet four(4) ine thence north ninety (90) eleven-twelfths (azo! am inch, thonee, cactwaraly Aftren (12) feet four ca five {as} feet ate (6) tnchen to anid south Etreet and place of beginning. with the improvements thereon, pnsisting “orbs dret mentions’ perpertr fronts on Eighth jarracks; and ‘ear Seventh sirest street east, just op! the Mari the ‘at street, i iahmediate Vicinity. sons desirous Ing ® food investment will find tt to thele eivantage: to Attend thie aa oman et No. 29, in square No. 904, will be Best One-third cash, the resiiue in three equal f tee months, the purche ot stay hie notes, satisfac toril: Te reed a id beari: jmter: from th ‘any Ofeale: ‘Title deed tobe retarued nutil the whole hg eney fi id. All anci Siaicrscar st Gane te eng i be required on Gn wee | id strack dorm, = BY L Trastee. my 30 codds WALL by CO.. Aue YY M. 5; Wap m3 co. Bout ME RO} BAND 14 LOT ON THE SoUTH- "EASE re Ps TWENTY-FIFTH ST. I 87: ERT NOBTH, AT AUC- q oN On TUESDAY EVENING, June 9, at 6 o'clock, We will sell, in front of the Dremises, part of Lot bomber (4) four, in — umber (29) uty: nine, bering ‘@ front of 20 feet om North I street by 8 depth o bo fect on 28th strect, together with centre louse, containing four rocunet with ged 6 property must be sold, as the owner is leav- ing the city, and offers rere opportunity toaman of small means to secure a home. ng: Halt cash; the balance in two eaual al pay: ments and ¢ix months. secured of aot onthe} a preases. Allcon conveyancing ander: enue stam purchaser’ = aM. K WALSH & ©O., Aucts. VALUABLE UNIM PROVED PROPERTY OW CAPITOL ae od AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFT: day of te} 9th 1868, at 6.0 clock, p. ma. athe remisee: wigg ried jotta hie, pr rt, ‘is finely’ locat located o1 m ‘Uapital perty is uit aga tn i peop Second z streets ‘and usette the larger cash; balance payable 1d ej Sgntcen pon the pres with Bterest secured by a deed of trust Al conveyancing apd deere mae tene ‘cost of the purcbater 2 fon each lot at time of acie Ggorke f'LatiMER Mee —eS B* 32 i. < Pl onto & CO., Auctioneers, op} oth anc 7th ats, eee Seaton’ fin AWORRY SALE EAL ESTATE Oi TOR TeOMEE ore iT, GzoneRTOWwm, | 28 y virt decree of the Supreme Court of the of Cofpabie. ou the 25th day of District Mi ry ine of running ions — wi oghog J ah ieet, in two lots. one beginn ng for dred feet from the ort Montg: et ana. 3a eee + ontgomery streets. and. ruuniug berth ardis twenty (20) fet, and tne other Bart lot be at the int, end fuoning sout! twenty-four (26) t feat to bere are two smal Butlalege gn the “ One atte mat nthe, s eperty, eSprovides. byt by All conveya rare fevenue stamps St the cost of the Cuber et purchasers a depoalt of §B) OD on the day of s: oi ATHARINE: wane ardian. && CO., Aucts, my mds Se ase tant ¥ ryan ud Real Estate Brokers, Ne. 526, Southeass cutmer of 7th and D streste. ium s ned oy, TR LUABLE BEAL Es- y virtue of Court of the Dhiletet aderrvet thes 98, the lett, dy of April 186s, tu the caasot Tan Mt Rost ve. Sarat A. Keating eaters, ore, Bautty No others the undersi by said de- cree to make sale’ “ablated peso be gio agi peizs of ait the reat eatate of th: late Geor eating deo ‘acd wit ote at pa etoreet he pees to fhe Bighest bidder. on THURSDAY, The ath om it 4 ofelock, ow! Jane 1363, the fol descr i} od real: oper svt 2: All that tract ot land lying aud Dein fe fasington county, Dis- bound bia tgmtg ie AUCTION SALES: ~~ Fis AFTEANCen. Bee a fcazes a eet es Poetene Pate ta ‘A. D. 1858. ats ‘ane, ™ on the premio: the whole ed — ‘one of the largest in" maton } sae ‘on failing to comely ann ee & LATIMER. Aucts. SS iJ rt B i is x ibe noe ernie at [isa sighs ander ihe shadow ot the Ce Capitol. a spot We om the suction. tne above square at 5 0% Pees 6,1 snows. as x whole or in poreals, if sot old x . ty to hold as an Tent, can & OOOPER & LATI Br ree clerks wit pmemee ——* — On porunpay. AFTERNOON, June 13th, at 6 py we Noell tm, Limerick’ att, between three Houses’ tod two wie dae Sor and “eile =. . ber de vit ia even Terms stele ner iei Je 8-6t* Auctioneers. ¥ PER & LA’ BER apa San Ss street, Star. Ballding.” VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY AT AUCTION. gn Mompay, and follow! EVENINGS, Jane h. 1863, at o cloc! we PESTS Ifterstnre, ‘bi ot Bi a a ey ‘ereney ee eae fate au 2 Bret on of Ree ae je8 dads COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts Y WILLIAM L WALL & CO., Auctioneers, toren $15 and S17 4 Bouth corner Pera. svente ‘and 9th street. an WEDNESDAY. June i0, at hock we, wit | ot Lot 2, in Q street, between sth gins ats point on North Of lest, extending in cash; balance in six and deferred ‘payments secured rae averench at te ‘and conveyanci ex] b. Wau taco. uctioneers, S purchaser. wi BY bao « Le Auctioneers and No. 526 Southeast } corner bes and Brokers, D streets, ME_ DWELLING Horsg, JRES. ON T! str. | RY aie a A’sb WEST AND L ‘ard Brewery, 2 bet iO feet ne mere or less, wi ony persons wishing to en- GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Aucts. CPOrEE Saag (=e Per aie, ar Mr ee imo. 3 as at 8 Hi Nails fed Lismore, {atsup and Sauces oe Bpices, Coce Extracts . Soa; Brooms, Buckets and Wooden Ware Lot asso: Crock: Pion and Weights, rane cas! je B-dte BY £eeF: (Late Clerks Bouthwest corne! TRUSTBES SALE OF U2 UNIMPROVE D PROP- EBTY IN PRINTING OFFICE SQU ARE. By virtue < a tend of — as boorinn © ene = ™ aa of May, a Li ; ns of the land fetorts for the ce Dist lumi (3 June 15th. it James, f 624. and feet ct North feet toa li feet alley. bet and near St. Aloysius church. "Pavement in iromt of tees, ‘Termes One (om ey raz pee, meen ee ‘at the pane . ancl ven ca gia nao) s i Fianes Si je S-Rds TIME) — ppt SOOPER s LATDIES, Aovaoenes BY Gite ie cere si th de o Eccnine a ¢ 290.) avenue and Lith sizest, ooreear Ofice Building. THE WELL KNOWN CBI PROBETT COTTAGE, UBTHRAST Cy 1TOL NEAR 98. at 5 jo. 3. in front of 100 Cottage.” Aise, immedi: end part thwest sad itumediately oppeet spammed. Got! t cpm? ve, we will Bo TancUcemprte Pesto ate "ee ‘North Capitol f Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance Inui on twelve months, with interest frast ¢n the premises. TeVenué sismpe at the cost of the pure! A de posit of $500 required ot the improved proper- ty-and $60 on each Cot ea B ego corner of Peni a) Beathweat cor: VOOUNEE “OF MARYLAND VAC on MARYLAND AVENUE AND Foe aie BAST, OAPITOL HILL, AT | Se ggotehay a Pec we ell ie Cue te B fe mt) and # ip square 814, fron! avente, and being between 4th sal gant, Copitol Hill: ‘These Lote ack 10 all Coart of the the t All conveyancing a1 nd | fbascr. A | passengers THE EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, ac General Buchanan, Hancock's successor im Commission on the charge of issuing fraude- s to aliens, refase t 8] . ‘that be ‘Cth te So Gar Jusece Oana wane Colonel Reed and Major Porter, Dave deem arrested by General Granger The affair was brought to official notice through a letier ee a, Southern 0; i] fae ny the parties, threatening to if be commented on. ree The employes of the Nasbville ona 3 Norta- Western railroad bave struck, because they Bad not been paid for eighteen months. They pre- vented tratps from running. Milton B. Rogers was_arrested in Balumore sterday and confessed baying obtained 22S within Two months pas! on forged checks inthe name of Rrooks TS, wholessie Shor deslers, trom tne Wesvera National Bank of that city. A number of persons in White county, Tam have been poisoned by eating mulberries on which locusts baye deposited their eggs, aad several have died Alexander ©. Bullett, for thirty years con- nected with the press of this country, died at Louisville, Kentucky, on Saturday inst, and ‘was buried yesterday. A Fenian mass meeting was beld at Nask- ville, Tennessee, Inst Saturday. The Brother- hood are «aid (o be preparing for some serious movement. M. Romero. the Mexican Minister of Finance, Srrived at Havana on the oun on rowte for New ork. The North German ship Hermit, from Bre- men, brings v3 German emigrants to Balti- | more. Information has been received from Major Stover, agent of the Kaw Indians, that several hundred Cheyenve Indians were fighting the | Kaws upon the reservation of the Intter | From Panams we learn that a strike had oc- curred among the native Inborers on the rail- Toad, and the superintendent Dad sent agenis to tHe interior to procure fresh hands on con- tract. How to Make Concrete for Building. Judging from the fact that concrete walls have been made to answer a satisfactory pur- | pose, it is safe to assume that such walls may erecied again, if the materials are only of the best quality. The correct way to make cen- crete is to mold the sand and limein flasks, and dry the blocks under shelter for nearly one year before Inying them ina wall. For an or- dinary two or three story dwelling-heuse the walls of the two lower stories should be not Jess tham one tootthick. ‘The upper stories will comparatively strong with the lower ones if we walvers MAde only eight oF nine inches in thickness. More than this, if the wall of the story be only eight or nine inches thick jperimcumbent pressure will be less on the ‘walls of the lower story than if the work were made one foot thick to the top of the building. | When about to erect a concrete building, = builder should have a pertect understanding of what is required. as gxperiments with this | maternal sre sometime? disastrous and enor- ten expensive. In making concrete blocks, it is far better to monid them of a size snitable for one man to handle with ease. It | laid by one man, they are too heavy to be some of the corners will be block is lad Ids or flasks be made of hard, smooth wood, one foot wide, six inches deep, and not over one-and-a-half feet iong. If any part of the wall is to be eigh- teen inches thick, the blocks should be nim | ches wide, six inches thick and eighteen long, so thatevery fourth course may be laid cross- mae | ways of the walls, for the purpose of bixding the courses beneath it. ‘The proportion of lime, cementand sand will vary according to the quality of the sand It is assumed that the lime isof the first quality, and not slacked until it is mingled witn o | =p one bushel of unslacked lime, si sand and small gravel, with half Prime cement, will not fail to make Eoncrets blocks that ‘will be almost like stone. | goncree understand the importance of putting eement mortar in the place, where it is to re- main, @s soon as practicable, after the material has been wet up tempered. Lt is quite im- portant that common stone lime be mingled ‘with the sand and gravel, and that the mass be | tempered and moulded as soon as practicable after the lime is slaked. The sooner the work cam be lormed, the firmer the concrete nto the mould as stiff as it can be worked con- veniently. If it were so stiff thats rammer is necessary to fill the mould, all the better. It when forming the blocks, in ender to allow the concrete ample time to set a trifle before the | blocks are turned out of the moulds. The blocks are moulded and the surface stricken off true, similar to the process of making clay bricks. Tue slaked lime, cement, sand and gravel, ought to be mingled ihorongniy. betore Any water is added. & few | bushels at once, and fill the flasks before any Part of the concrete has time to set ‘The object of working in this manner is to ure the tuil advantage of the first setting of | thecommon lime. Common lime may be wet | up, the water poured off, and it will set in a | few minutes. The next day the same ime may te rendered plastic arain, when it will soon set again. Process may be ted several times. Butevery time the lime is allowed te set, it loses what we = call Sta strength. or its power to solidify. meeguently we may Take concrete blocks with lime just siscked which will be simost like stone: and we may make other vlesks with lime of the same quality, after it has been “air-slacked,” or al- lowed to set several times, after having been tempered, and the lat’er blocks of concrete will sometimes crumble to powder like blocks made of sand and ashes. Blocks of concrete will reqnure along time to soliai The surface will seriously cial observer. A shell or two iuches im thickness May appear exceedingly compact, while half of the interior of the block has not et passed the condition spoken of by masons e tender state of mortar” Every block ould bave all the time that is requited to | render the middie quite as solid as the outside. Then concrete will be about a* durabie as stone. If the blocks are allowed to lie exposed to the rain, a longer time will be required to dry them, and the material will never become as solid as it bad been dried under shelter.—J. Edwards Todd in New York Times } STEAMBOAT LINES. HE aE, ANT Al Ares Steamer 1 T OF ALEXANDRIA” i be nant Ferry Company, is how regularly on the line ween pm ead m and a end 7 jereafter.on Sunday. ee from either «: Biontay next. the th m. from either end of b instant hour of of the line will bea WD. COLT, je 6-3t President Potomac Ferry Oo evening South. BIstTou vise ‘Ment errwery Sth streets | NEW YORE AND BOSTON, Via BBIBTOLA seal of 25 fest x and twelve new ce Se ant and run e-balfeerh All Tirsces ‘end revenue stom orale. Steer Sees fs 3} se3 dads” COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ae ccees bests CHANCERY SALE OF REAL , +3 TE. Under and by virtue of & of