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Dunuaree. (dyed in the ynrn.) wards 10000
The clothing and clothing materials will be divided into
nine classes for each of which separate proposals will
received and a separate contract made, viz.
FIRST Cias-Ali the woollen articles made up viz: blue
cloth pea Jackets blue cloth monkey Jackets cloth
rs blue flannel shirts blue flannel under shirts,
and blue flannel drawers
Second Ckass-Al the hannels that be required for
making garments similar those specified in the first class
Third Ctas-Ai the linen articles made up, viz: Barns
ey sheeting frocks and canvass duck trowsers.
Fourth Cfas-l the Bamsley sheeting and canvass duck
that may be required for making garments similar to those
peciiied IN the third class and the dungaree
Fifth Ciass-All the shoes and pumps.
Sercnh Cfass-Ai the blankets
Eghth CMssA the mattresses, including TWO covers 10
each mattress
NthM dsS-All the back SILK hanukerchels.
The shoes and pumps to be stamped win the contractor
nanie number oil shoe and pump, ana year when mace
unless otherwise ordered, Wis,
Two OF NO ~ our OF No H. Twelve OF no ~ nseen OF
No g. fifteen OF No 81 twenty OF No g. fifteen OF NO "a,
ten OF NO. Z, hive OF NO %, two OF NO. .. :.
All the above articles are to be fully equal IN the quality,
TEXTURE and finish OF MATERIAL pattern, and workmanship,
to the samples which are deposited at tie aforesaid navy
yards the jackets, monkey jackets, cloth howsers,
overshirts, undershris, and drawers 10 be OF American
manufactured cloths and hannes made OF clean wool and
ind go-tyed.
Tie number quantity which will be required of each
Of the foregoing articles cannot be precisely sated II Is
even possible, that OF some none may pe required con-
tract VIII therefore be made not for SPECIFIC number or
quantity of any article but for such number or quantity
of each the service may require to be delivered AT
those yards respectively Theprices must be uniform
at all the stations
All the above articles must be subject such inspection
ut the place OF delivery the chief OF this bureau di
ec and no article viii be received that not fully equal
to the sample or pattern, both in material and workman
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.sm,u pook. or G,eat subjects

lust reprinted from the English editions, and for sale
y by r. IAiLoh.
Small Books on Great Subects-No. /, Philosophical
Theories and Philosophical Experience; No z On the
connexon between Physiology and intellectual Science
No g. On Mans power himself, prevent control
insanity No T. An Introduction to Practical Organic Chem
stry No s. brief view of Greek Philosophy, up to the
,ge of Percles; No g. brief View of Greek Philosophy
rom the age OF Socrates the coming of Christ No z,
Christian Doctrine and Practice IN the Second Century
No 81 An Exposition Vulgar and Common Errors adapt
ID 10 the wear of Grace MDCCCLv, by Thomas Browne
Redivivus, wihom kihand, MD; No 3, An inrodoction
10 Vegetable Physiology with reference the Works OF
Du Candoe Lindsey, ne. No 10, On the principles OF
Criminal Laws No IL, Christian Sects in the nineteenth
Century Each in neat Is mo, paper cover, price 70 cent?
The series will be continued
These little volumes among the ables and soundes'
liaausons topics connected with morals and religion
ia has been good fortune peruse They are epi-i
omies OF wisdom and pirty.--Noc Orleans Bee.
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~ Nv for sale.--The subscriber offers sell that well
known and eligbly situated large three story brick dwell
la-ouse store and yard Patrick street. Frederick,
Md adjoining the City Hotel, the principal tavern, and
within short distance OF the courthouse, banks acade,
nv railroad &c Tie house and back buildings extend
in depth 10 feet to an egt-eet paved aey and contain
ing twenty above ground, it'll dry cellars under The
whoe-te front cellar being oored and plasered; and the
ward having therein a well of good water, and also by
drant This property Is considered the best located III the
city for an extensive trade OF almost any description, but
more especially the drug business which has been dn
ring tine last twenty years, and still Is, most successfully
carried it, Possession be had on the last oil DC
cember
Also the west half of lot No. 275, adjoining wosory
stone house fronts 30 feet Patrick street, and extends
back feet being very desirable location, only short
distance from the railroad depot and in full view OF he
cars a tire times OF their arrival and departure.
Also building lot the Point OF Rocks in Maryland
well situated Tor warehouse, store small TAVERN being
between the and railroad, and spot where they
closely approach each other For any further particulars
OF sale, which viii be very accommodating APP
plication may be made to Thomas w. Morgan esq at
Frederick tile subscriber 10 Washington city, d. e.
April 26-eod2m VIM. flSCHEh.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 1sl BROADWAY, New YORK,
~. II, .HOnnOf ErODrfefOr,

rNlS hotel, situate the upper and fashionable part
i Broadway has been enlarged, TO be the most
extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and sa.ubry of its position
have heretofore caused its accommodations to be noopo-
lied by permanent residents of the city, exclude the
travelling public from participating IN its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made however, with a
view, apart for transient visitors suites of paors and
bedrooms to be retained at all exclusively for them.
Families from affair will now find the choicest
datons of this hotel constantly apart for the and every
attention will be paid 10 render attractive to the
slcnt visitor has proved to those who, residing in the
vcy Of New York have constantly, since its first opening,
lonored with their selection combining all theluxIl-
rie OF the best European hotels with the advantages of lis
location. Mar 26-2n
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SPRING CURE.

Doctor QuaHdons ertrdct of green herbs for purifying the
blood and the of all diseases arising from ats 'p'-
IN also Of all other chron,c discusses
TIME use Of these herbs is particularly to be recommend
ed 10 all persons ladies' and gentlemen OF enecbled
and anguishng health renewed strength and vgor Is
ly it impaired to the body. - ,
The manner of treatment under this will be descrb-
ed on applications teucup full OF the extract OF the herbs
IS taken every morning. and early promenade in the
free air made Immediately afterwards 80
Those DESTROYS to use this pleasant mode of treatment will
please make early application to de at my office, Pennsy
Yan avenue south sdc I'd door west OF 18th street.
N b. Nervous Diseases which yield to any 9th
or means will be treated with animal magnetism
DR.. ID. V. QUENAUDON
Washinuiou CITY d. C.--May 5-2aw3w
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Pats of these tracts may be at the auction
The deeds above referred the following, 1897
June 2 Greenleaf r. Morris, and Others to H. Pratt T.
W. Francis, and Others in recorded among the land
records of Washington county in lber G, folio 1872 &c.
$780, August |, G Scott and Others commissioners &c,
H. Pratt, +. w. Francis and others recorded in bcr u,
No. folio 369 1900 September 80, G. Scott and others,
commissioners &e, to Il Pratt T w Francis, and 9TH
recorded in liber Il, No B. folio 372 &c 1901 Feb-
Y 49, w. Thornton and others, commissioners, &c to II.
Pratt, T. W. Francis and others; recorded in liber f. No.
g. folio 2o2, &c ISL June II, T. Munroe, superinteu
dent &c to H. Pratt and ohcrs recorded in bcr z, No.
otels, commissioners, Nc, H. Pratt and oters record
ed in ber G., No. 7, folio 28l, &c l803 January g. w.
H. Dorsey H. Pratt and others recorded in lber j. No.
g. folio 263, Nc l7S June %, A. G. Hanson chancellor
Nc, H. Pratt and others recorded in bsr c. No 3,
folio 49O &c 1887 October IL, H. Pratt surviving trustee.
to Tghan and deed endorsed dated October ls 1887
trust, &c recorded in iber W. B., No. II, folio ILL., &C.
In making the SALE the undersigned, acting
vving trustee, will convey such title only is vested in
him by the above recited conveyanccs
The OF sale will be one-thrd cash, and the residue
in equal payments in nine and fifteen months the pur-
chases give their payable with interest those
periods by deed upon the property and
in the OF the Eastern Branch lands, 10 be further
cured by satisfactory endorse The Deeds in all cases.
be prepared at the expense of the purchasers.
JAMES DUNDAS. Surviving Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
April l9-3tawts .of
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FLoRENE's NEW HOTEL,
No 100 Broadtcay, corner Of Ualko street, We" For

IN THE
U1lIS elegant Hotel is now open for the reception OF
travellers. The proprietor socits visit nom those
whose business OF pleasure may call them TO the city OF
New York The Hotel is designed be conducted upon
lie European SYSTEM and with the adoption oil all modern
improvements. 80, >,
Visiters all times procure apartments with OF with
out board Those who may wish 10 take ueir meals III
lie Hotel can do 80 in private apartments OF great beauty
or In the public Restaurant saloon OF elaborate and costly
mpunifcence, tprobaby without equal ON The continent
of America,) and upon economical terms -,
The proprietor iiaefs himself that his house viii be
eund upon trial at least equal amy known establishment
i'm point of elegance economy, and deslfabnhy =,
Dr. t,chsn a. nnler the direction of American, French
"a Italian rooLs JOHN FLORENCE, Jf,
Anil s0--tl3m Proprietor.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE April y, 1877.
ON the petition OF stukcIy Turner, OF Crnnston In

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, April y, 1911.
N the petition Of Stukely Turner, of Crnnston, In
" the State OF Rhode Island praying for the extension Of
patent granted the said Turner for glazing pese cot
ton waddmg Tor years from the expiration OF said
pa tent which takes place the 18th day of July. 1871
1t ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office, the lstMonday in June next IL O'clock
and all persons notified appear and show cause, il
any they have, why said petition ought be granted.
Ordered also. that this notice be published in the Union
Times, Philadelphia Globe, New York Herald, Prov-
dcnce, Rhode Islands Post and Times, Boston, once a
week weeks previous the LIST Mon
day in June EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioned of Patents.
r. s. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper
ing THIS notice April 29-law3w
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J,LIxiR O the Calisays Bark.-This preparation is
~ particularly recommended persons of weak habit,
and such reside in low damp situations, where the
system is. in general or less relaxed The add'
ton ofcean ingredients has completely disguised the
taste of the bark as render this effcacious remedy
most paatable cordial thus peculiarly adapting II to con-
auer that reDugnance which most persons experience at
Ter having for some used bitter potions, as 1t com
bnes the greatest efficacy, with highly agreeable flavor
preventative of the ague has superseded the use OF
all other remedies in such parts country as i known
For sale by MeCLEhf OlEMEN q
Druggists corner of ih and Penn av Washington
MaV1-3tif
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Foreign Malls No. from New York by Coyves, Eng
land, Bremen, Germany.

Foreign Malls No. i, from New York by COsyes, Eng
Innd to Bremen, Germany.
TIME arrangements regular conveyance of mails TO
and from Europe, by the above route, so far COM
peed that the WASH NOTION, the first ,teamsi OF the
Tine will leave New York for Cowes and Bremen Haven,
Tuesday, the first day OF June next and also, ON the
first day OF each second month thereafter
Ii expected that the second steamship Will be ready 10
depart the of the season, the first day OF each
Intermediate month, thus furnishing a monthly mail IN
each direction. OF the commencement OF the monthly
rangement, due notice will be given
POSTAGE.
The inland postage to the city OF New York, as well as
the postage by from New York. is to be prepad
on all be conveyed by this lnc excepting
that addressed Bremen, places which said mat
ter will pass through the Bremen post office. Hamburger
included in this exception. To Bremen and to the
points supplied through that Office mpaic letters, @c may
be postage to be collected at Bremen.
The postage established by the act of March 3,
1885, provide for the transportation OF the mail between
the United States and foreign countries on the above
route follows:
Upon all letters and packages exceeding one-halt
ounce in weight, twenyIour cents one hall M
weight and exceeding ounce, ioyeght cents; and
for every additional halt ounce or traction OF AN ounce nj
cents.
Upon each newspaper pamphlet, and price current,
three cents.
Inland postage in all cases, to be added. whenever the
is transported by mail within the United States
The following is the fourth section of the net above mem
toned
d be IL further enacted That it shall be lawful for
any person carry transport any letter, packet news
paper printed circular price current, Except news
papers USE and intended for circulation IN the coul-
try which such vessel may be bound) board the YES
sells that hereafter transport the United States al ~
vision penalty oi five hundred dollars is hereby imposed
be recovered by presennent, by information, qfa7
actonone-haf for the of the nonner, and the other
half Tor the use OF the Post Office department
q. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Posr oprIcE DEPARTMENT, April 30, 1917.
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S,UPERI0R MATCHEs.-The subscriber has Just re-
- ceyed large supply OF those inlmabe friction
matches, which decidedly the best in Sold whole
sale aud retail at Stationers' Hall.
April 23-d3w w. FISCHER.
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ICE, ICE, ICEi THE subscriber has recently returned
from the north where he has contracted for large and
u supply the best Fresh pond ice. do not pretend 10
at this the only permanent on which
The public may RELY but do obligate myself to urnisl,
dealers and ali Others with such Quantities rs they may
want during the entire season. such prices as the like
ti,le can be obtained in and about the city
N H. Please make early application, at my residence on
i4t street or Mt my coal yard, Lenoxs wharf, near the
Long Bridge JOHN fhi iipoNb
April e-2a,vtw
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU a. Provisions CLOTHING, April Z, 1877.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Navy
10 Clothing and Clothing Materials viii be received al
this Office until O'Clock, m, Monday, the 2 day of
May next for furnishing and delivering ION receiving thr
lty days noce) each either of the navy-yarls at
Charestown, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York and
Gospo Virginia, such quantities Of any all of the fol-
lowing named articles of navy clothing and clothing
rails may be ordered by the chief OF this bureau, by
the commandments Of said navyyards, respectively during
the fiscal year commencing the Isl day of July next and
ending the 30th day OF June, 1913, viz;
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NEW York Tailoring Estnblishaent.-W. T. JEN-
IN NINCiS II Co. 23l Broadway, New York-Pennsyl-
yaniu avenue near 9Th street, Washington-have just
ceived large assortment of goods suitable for spring and
summer wear, consisting of light French and English
cloths cashuerette tweed &C., for coats fancy and plain
single mled cassneres tioeha, linen, &c, Tor pants
Marsees, Valencia and Chay for vests, and great va
ety of fancy poods-a OF which will be made TO order in
their style OF and elegance at prices to suit
the times.
W T. j. x Co. have also hand large assortment oil
ready made garments of best quality and most fashionable
STYLE togeer with Shirts cravats, undershirs suspenders
gloves hosiery, &c. that gentlemen may in emergency be
fitted with a fashionable suit moments notice.
Apr IO-Im, IIntell
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RoARDING.--MRS. w. MANN, formerly of Phadel-
~ PIMA Place. lth and Streets having fitted up that
ge and conmodious house Pennsylvania avenue, two
oos west Of jackson Hail. is now prepared Tor the recep-
non oil boarders. The house has undergone thorough re-
Pur The chambers airy, OF good szc and handsome
furnished
quiet and pleasant home, at moderate charges.
April 3-cud2w
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/ York.-This new and beautiful French paper COM
nlencng Monday April 6, will be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, the moderate rate OF ST year.
SO for six months; 81 80 for three months.
Devoted TO the of democracy liberty of religion and
social aneloraton, its columns will contain the most exact
and copous commercial administrative, and judiciary
formation aud original literary works OF the best writers OF
both worlds, consisting OF productions unpublished even in
Ernncs scientific agricultura critical and other articles,
together with the Paris fashions, Nc.
The moderate price, both of subscription and advertising,
together with quantity and interest of the OF
this paper advantages possessed by other OF the
XII in the United States.
Agent, D. MiCHhhD,
Igthstreet, between + and G..
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7 EGAI. photography, Thesnnus OF American
English, irish, aud Scotch Law Books together with
Continental Teases nerspersed with Critical Obser-
vations their editions and authority to which
preixed copious list of abreviaons by j. o. Marvin,
connsellorat-law Just published and for sale by
April ~ GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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REPORTERS wANTED.-The undersigned is desi-
IL of securing the of several experienced
enqgpers during the session oil Congress, aud will
be happy receive communications the subject until
the lst OF August next Gentlemen who reply this adj.
eftsement viii please qualifications and references
as fully as possible Communications 70 be post paid and
addressed TO "Dr. j. A. HousToS, NEw YoRx.
JAMES A. HOUSTON.
Stenographer to United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1877
Mar l5-dtlAug INTEL
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nOHT, Madeira, and Champagne Wines.-South side
L Madeira wines, ''Syming'on's' brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice OF the grape .
Do low.priced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods all under custom house lock, and
viii be delivered pure imported Samples and PRICES
my office. SIANlSLAUS MUhhAf-
Anril 2-laW3M
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DLAIN BEREGES.-Just received
l. 4 pieces plain mode colors
4 do do in pink and blue .
These goods being exceedingly scarce, we advise all
in TO call early. d. CLAGETI W.
April 29--3tf
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NEW REsTAURANT

TIME undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally, that he has establis
the basement OF the large new brick
house erected by Captain Carbey, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between 18th aud 10Th streets, to be called
'sThe city Lunch"
1t the determination of the subscriber to keep his
abshment in the quiet, civil, and respectable man
ner: provide the bar with the best liquors OF all kinds
and his larders with every luxury the market will afford III
its season and he haitrs himself that from his long expe-
rence the business, and his purpose To give II his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled TO please all who
may favor him with their patronage. .
April a-}tawIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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n Ea Al UIbIiouraphy.A Thesaprns of American. Ing
Jish IRISH and scotch Law Books, together with one
Continental Treatses with critical observations Oh ihei
varous editions and authority, which Is pretxed
copious list of Acknowledgements IN volt by j. "
Marvin Just published, and this day received by
ApnlA F. AAihNN
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HARTwELL,s WASHINGTON HOUSE.

Chestnut street Adore serent door the Masonic Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reurnished,
i and the proprietor has spared insure
to his vscrs every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ordi-
for ladies, are large and convenient The paors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up in the most modern
Style This house being central position, the poprie
tor soics continuance OF public favor. pedging himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords.
N B. bath house is attached TO the hotel, where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour
NEW Musc--Just received.-WM FISCHER, Sta
toners Hall, Penns yvana avenue two doors OF
18th street. has this day received The following music
Scenes where first in early childhood, by Beames
Mother, he's going away, composed by Lover.
My home be where e'er thou art, Mrs. by Beckett
Rose of Alabama, composed by Hon A. b. Meek.
Mary Blame, music by A. g. Still.
Brig,nd Leader and his Wife, by Mr. Keller.
The False Friend, music by Vincent Wallace.
had Hope, 50 Mrs. Il. A. Tarns
Lightly Won is Lightly Held, music by Mrs. Beckett
Blow on! Pirates Glee, s. Il. +. Baker. ,
Forget the World g Harmonious
Mountain Wave,
We come again with song 10 greet You,
The Wild Old Woods music by Crosby.
Monterey March, composed by w Rate
Mexican Hop Waltz, i" W. Q. Peters.
La Saison dc Saratoga, valse, by Chas. Grobc.
La Belle, valse brilliantc, by j. Il. Muller.
Lydia Waltz composed by NJ Keller.
Flower Dance, Viennoise Children. May
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A CAED.-WALTER HARPER ~ CO., Pennsyvan a
"A avenue between 9th and 10Th would take this
method oinonng their friends and purchasers generally
that they have received and opened this day another large
and beautiful assortment Of
Rich French silks beeges, lawns, singham and quad
ril1. and camels' hair plads Ia new article)
Rich embroidered robes of same material
Also British and domestic goods in great variety.
BOMlyETS, PARASOLS, AND SUNSHADES.
We have opened choice assortment OF ladies' straw
and boys leghorn hats parasos and paasoet, in great
variety some OF very beautiful green glace
We respectfully invite all TO call as above.
April 22-,teodl
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Tickets Slo--Shurcs IN proportion
Certificates OF packages OF 10 whole tickets $40
Do do M half do 40
DO Ito 20 quarter do rs
Do do 20 eighth do IL so
Orders for tickets and stres and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prolpt
attention. and official account of each drawing sent
immediately after 1t is over, all who order from
Address j. IL g. MAuRY,
Agents for J. w Maury ~ Co., Managers.
Successors 10 j. G. Gregory ~ Coz
March I2-tlNciltd. Washington city. ID. C.,
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DLAcIx Lace shswis.-We have just received 10 blocI
I'D lace shawls, assorted prices 49,. - -
April 23-3uf D. CLAGEII q CO.