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OFFICE

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Stale The price per page for every additional .,
200 pages
piar~ orms, or any other description of printing
required broadsidc any of the above paper, each
broadside to be counted page
Ireasurer's weekly statement OF treasury drafts
she cts, 200
is expressly to be understood that no extra charge
amy description will be allowed The prices bid for print
ng must cover and include nil contingencies and
The department the right any descrp-
lion OF printing, which may properly be called book or
pamphlet work. executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF quality OF the different kinds Of paper they pro-
pose to furnish
Separate PROPOSALS will also be received for printing 800
copies OF the annual Receipts and Expenditures Of the
unired States for the fiscal year ending Both June 1919,
forming about $50 pages in volume, including paper
printing folding and stitching The first part of the work
to be printed in the same manner those Tor the fiscal
year ending Both June, 1877 page 25l every parc-
and the second part hose Tor the fiscal year ending
30 June 1874, in every particular.
May 27-law4w Tint y Whg
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THE UNION.

State the price per page for every additional page
ON any Of The above over four pages, estimating at
.0e pages
On parchment, to be furnished by the department., ,
per loo 10, OW
Blank forms, any other description OF printing required
of the above paper each broadsdc 10 be
counted AZ one page.
II is expressly be understood that extra charge Of
any description will be allowed The prices BID for print
ing must cover and include all contingencies ana
The department the night 10 nave any descrr
ion OF printing which mry properly be called book or
pam phlet work, - executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF eusiy Of different kinds OF paper they pro-
pose to furnish, May 3l-law4w Hume l2-2awr30hl
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Qp S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
ID lou Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He very black, % years of age,
TO, very thick lips and heavy tongue He had when
he left domestic kersey frock coat faded black color
broad brm white hat and other clothing with him. not re
COLLECTED The above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
he be appehended OF the State and 500 taken in the
State, that may get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left in company with asprghty yellow boy req
complexon red hair, and spotted face; not so tall as
Aaron but heavier made Both Of the above boys are good
coopen. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-H Lursv. Page county. Virvina
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w, nx...rxxrr. Washington, May II, lSa9.

W., nx,AxrxESr, Washington, May IL, ls49
x-,npxp ArE ,ROROsALS VIII be rsosiveA ~ tAS
- Department until O'Clock on tho 10Th day Of June next
a. .mpnIvng the Stationery and executing the Printing
dsscribe3 ia the schedules below. The stationery
must be the best quality, and tho printing executed IN
,hs RESI- manner Samples OF the IorueI must accompany
each bid and specimens of the latter viii be shown 10 DID
ders al the several bureaus, If desired III,
The successful bidder will required to give bond, with
approved suretes for the faithful ulhmont OF ms contract
and the department ill the right TO order tue ar
ces at such times and such quantities as may deem
proper and to increase diminish the quantities below
stated. -, !.
Blank forms will be furnished to bidders application
al the department
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National Eating- house.
lust RECEIVED direct from the Island of ST. Thomas
u per brig Annalostin, Capt Dorry, lot of the fnes
genuine green turtle brought this market, which
will b served up daily in soup, and all the various mode.
of cookery, and in the best possible Style Also, from Nor
tok fresh oysters spiced oysters, sheepshea mackere
hoghsh, DC, &c all of which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
o. Families served usual
Aug. l8--tf w. WALKER
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DEpAsTSEsr o. rrx INrxnIoH May 30, 1919
1yEPARATE PROPOSALS Tor furnishing the stationery
- and for executing the printing OF this during
the year ending June go 1885, will bs received until
o'clock m, the 18th day Of June next Those un.o-
copanied by satisfactory testimonials of ability to fulfil
contract will not be considered.
All the articles Of stationery be OF the very best quail
y-samples of tho principal articles OF which, such
paper, quis meriic pens, lead pencils, knives, ink, Nc
must accom- BIDS putup In classes sheuuie
and the depa the right retain such
PIES and for the same at the prices stated In the Offer
where the articles accompanying oil kind and
qu'ily required Tor the department.
Esnb proposal must be signed by the Individual firm
making and specify price, avid twt prize for
each and article contained in the schedule Should
furnished at the lowest make, prices according to quality
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished al the depart
forsity therein tho de parment would find it difficult 10
make decision, none will be taken into consideration
The printing mus. b be- executed with new and perfect
type, and on the best paper used for the different descrp
nished by the contractor; the department. n the Office
dsIns H. 70 ds.isaass the kind Of paper and type whether
the matter or article will admit Of more than one.
Each class will be bid for and decided upon separately
lie lowest bidder whsrss more sian class las
% bidder they ali be embraced in one contracts and
him. shall take all such classes or forfeit his right any
portion Of the contract.
All articles be furnished and work be executed
be Of the best quality, and delivered without delay
when ordered, and the sasscto OF the head Of the
The department reserves itself the right OF ordering
greater less quantity OF each and article contracted
for, as the public service may require
Bonds with approved security to be given by the
persons conractagi and in case Of failure to supply
sureles shall be liable for the forfeiture specified in such
bond, liquidated damages.
amount quality, and description Of each of the kinds
Of articles and work that will be wanted.
the and quality OF the various kinds of printing
bidders referred to the sample. in the different Offices for
specimens of the general descriptions required.
STATIONERY.
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r ONGFELLOW's New Book sKavansgh." Price
IL rs cents. For sale at TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S
MaYl3 Book slore, near 9th St.
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VXTASHINGTON CITY Lots Mt Private snlc.--About
w millions of square feet eight hundred lots,
bracng many whole squares nearly every section OF the
city, will be sold at private saleoerng unusual OPP
portunity for profitable investment
Terms One-iith cash, and the balance in one, two,
three and four years. with interest When the purcha
improves, the time may be extended.
Deeds given the purchasers cost and deeds
ken the deferred payments
Apply the subscriber Messrs. Corcoan Rigg.'s,
where catalogues may be
June 2-law2m A. HYDE.
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Lives insured Ito
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES Dis SELDIAG, No. III Todd Buildings, Pcnnsy'
vania avenue, Agent.
w. p. JOHNSTON, M. D., opposite City Post Office, 7'h
street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company can be had application at the agents
office. June 1T
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Notice of establishment Land Once the
Charlton District, In the STATE Of Missouri.
TN pursuance of the rst section of the OF Congress-
entitled IAN establish additional land office in
the State Of Missouri. approved February %. 1919, do
hereby declare and make known, that the land ONCE
created by said established the "Town of Milan,
in the county sullivan of said State the site this day
designated by the President oil tho United States.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington this
twenty-seventh day of February ammo Domin thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine.
BY order of the President,
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Mar S-IawI3w
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WANTED daily at the Baltimore, Philadelphis'
w New York, Boston, and New Orleans General Agen.
cy aud Commission Office Young Men in wholesale and
retail and other respectable business TO act as book
keepers aesmen porter bar keepers, walters farmers,
coachmen, agents. book aud map agents, collectors
in all branches of business, 10 We have at all
times large number OF good situations hand which
pay from $500 $1,000 per Those in want oil sit
uatons OF any kind would do well to give us call as we
have agents each of the above cities which will enable
place every applicant suitable situation at the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance IN all me
above med Cities which will enable to give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor with call
TAYLOR ~ TAYMAN No 80 Second street,
betwe en- South and Gay.
N. b. Persons living in any part of the United States,
and wishing to obtain situation In Baltimore, either
the above cities will have their Immediately attend
ed to by addressing line (Posipad,) as by so dong
they will cnail both trouble and expense which they 9th
erwse would incur by coming the city and seeking EN-
ployment for themselves. Address,
TAYLOR ~ TAYMAN,
No % Second street.
May 2l-dn Baltimore, Md.
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On every other description of paper not designated
above, but to be 80 by the office ordering it, whether
instructions, warrants forms, returns, &c,
as specified in the first paragraph, for
page on sheet, per 100 sheets
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Stationery, Printing, and Binding.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May %, ISl9.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office of the Secretary of the Navy, until o'clock,
p the 2sth day of June next for furnishing ell the
stationery and executing all the printing and binding that
bureaus for the year commencing the LIST Of July lSi9 and
ending on the 3OIh June, 1850
All the articles furnished and work executed, be of
the best quality delivered without delay when ordered and
the satisfaction of the head of the office for which they
are required If it be required each bidder for stationery
must furnish with his proposal sample OF each article bid
for
To insure uniformity in the proposals, blank forms will
be furnished those disposed bid and no bid will be
considered not fully Conforming the ADVERTISEMENT and
in which each and every article not bid for and in which
than price is named Tor any one article.
Bond in sufficient amount with two more approved
snrees for the faithful execution of the contract will be
|qued OF the person persons contracting The author
lied of the surees that will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials fulfill contract
pany the bid otherwise it will not be considered
The department TO itself the right OF ordering
greater less quantity oieach and every article contracted
lor q the public service may require.
Should any article be required NOT enumerated In the ron
tract be furnished at the lowest alke price,
IL,
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NTAY report of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
lNl OF New York. Office No. IS Wall street.
Nett accumulated fund LIST May, l8l9 exceeding $S2O
This institution during the month OF May, issued one
hundred and fifteen new policies, VIZ;
r ham Trad | % Phvsicana 3
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On every other description of paper, not dcsig-
mated above, but 70 be 30 by the office ordering il,
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
y .rE-h THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ngton for the above place every Thursday at
o'clock returning, will leave Norfolk overy FRIDAY
at O'Clock p r touching at Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare rs.
For Baltinaore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
river Va, Leonardown, Md, and ST. Mays river Md
and the intermediate landings the Potomac for sx.
nails land.
Mar s-diweodu JAMES MITCHELL
I~OR GENTLEMEN.-We have ready.made goods Of
T. the best and approved styles Our stock is large
ment, TO suit all tastes Gentlemen will find garments
and tasteiulIy gotten up.
We have cloths. cassneres and vesngs always hand
which prepared to make to order al short notice.
In fancy articles our supply is good and elegant
Also fine New York made shirts surpa ssed by any,
with large Of fine gauze under linen and
cotton drawers, &c All OF which offer fair and very
low prices. One price only YOUNG IL OREM,
3 doors west OF Browns Hotel,
May IS-3taw4wlf Pennsylvania avenue
Notice establiahment the Land Once for the
sWestern Land District" In the Wisconsin,
IN pursuance OF the second section Of tho Congress
flee in the Chippewa land district and establishing ad
ditiona land district in the State of WISCONSIN, approved
March 3D. 1919 which provides that For the sale the
public lands IN the Territory of Wisconsin, additional
land Office and land district hereby created
all the lands Included within district of lands
sale at Green Bay, Milwaukee, Mineral Point, which
and make known that the office so created
be located at "Wow river, St Crox county, in the State
OF Wisconsin.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington thi,
second day OF MARCH, ammo Domlnl one thousand eight
hundred and lorty-nine. JAMES X. POLK
BY the Prcsidenti
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar S-lawI3w
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IILr.EsPIf. matchmaking. with Appendix
III on plank roads--l volume, and suppement-l8D
ApH FRANCk TAYLOR,
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CAUTION EXTRA. d GA N
lhs kIEL cIArF engaged
sai
call De- ro-H.d san densinat GENUINE, odges+ese
Iv~nssnd
he Of Dr. sfsd
G~ ths ia Hs heAdd
"a Y.
-
purchase bat IN, GhNCINk
ORIGINAL
JACOB TOWNSEND
Pri.eipsl oGes. Nas.as 81, Ns~- iork Guy.
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Notice OF the removal OF the Land Once from the
Falls Of st. Croix' wisconsin, to "StillwRter." In
Minnesota Territory.
TNDER authority OF the FIRST section of the of Con-
~ gess entitled An act for changing the location OF the
land office in the Chippewa land district and establishing
additional land district the OF Wisconsin," APP
proved March 2, lSi9, do hereby declare and make
known, that from and after day OF June
1899 the land office for the sale public lands
Chippewa land district shall be removed om tue Fails OF
ST Croix lWisconsfn) to Stwaer, in ST. CIoix county,
Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the city of Washington this
twentieth day OF March, ammo Domlni 1919. -
z. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 3I-Iawl3w
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Notice Claimants.
TUCKER ~ ADDISON General Agents, office on 9th
street, (Coelnans Budngs) four doors north OF Penn
syIvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
purpose prosecuting claims of all kinds
before Congress- the several departments of the general
government.
4 All communications (post paid) addressed the above
following genteineni -
Hon Geo M. Dallas, Vice President of the United States
John Mclean Supreme Court of the United States.
Hon Robert j. Walker, Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Hon Jno \ Mason, Secretary 81 the Navy.
Hon r. M. I. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G..
Jno b. Addison, attorney -atiaw, will continue give
personal attention to business before the several
the District of Columbia, and the adjoining OF
Maryland and Virginia July bly,
NCHOOL BOOKs.-A general of School
~ Books will be found for sae reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District
Mrs. ANDEKSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between llth u 18th streets
Feb I6-u
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CONVENIENT SALES OF SPLENDID SATIN CURTAINS
u GILT COKNICES, BRUSSELS CARPETS, PAINTED FLOOR
CLOTHS, CHANDELIERS NC. from Pre<idenls Mansion
superior Cabinet Furniture Wednesday
November 7 al 10 O'Clock the second floor OF our
auction rooms, We shall SELL
several splendid damask poaIi sioe
merei, French needle work, and chint window
Several superior Brussels and imperial carpets
About 500 square yards painted floor cloths
q Al large ot OF gilt cornces and curtain trimmings
Three rich heavy glass chandeliers
Mahogany cabinet, French mirrors, and large mange
place, shall sell extensive
rosewood walnut mahogany maple, and oak arnitu
modern style, aud made In the best manner WIS
Rosewood and mahogany eeaete SOFAS covered WIN velvet
plush aud figured moreen -
black walnut sofas various patterns covered with
velvet, haiI-cioth and
Black walnut, mahogany, and painted waIdrobes
DO do pier table and wasfsands
Do do dining and breakfast tables
Mahogany, consular, and plain-ffont bureaus
Card tables maetop tables various patterns
do DO do :. do rockers
do do do do rockers
Office chairs, chIdren's chairs and rockers
DO do do do rou tables
Gill framed mirrors
Mahogany framed chamber toilet glasses
China, tea, and coffee
Al ] O'Clock, superior Rosenkrantz piano
Do do do r. Gilbert d Co. do
DO do do Grand do
Tems $50 and under cash $50 credit OF two and four
exception Of those sold by order OF the government which win be
cash on delivery,
BThe above articles win be sold without reserve 10
for fall catalogue sale Of magnicen, paina Bohemian
will be given in a few days. EDW;D O. y o. y DYER,
Nov 4-a .G1 Auctoneen.
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Popular Ed ucatlon. !.

A convention of the friends of public education has
recently cosed its deliberations in Philadelphia The
convention attended by delegates from fifteen States
Of the Union, and marked by the urbanity, nelIi
gence. and dignity of its members. Speeches OF deep
thought and commanding eloquence delivered, and
listened TO with profound attention, which, from such
an auditory, was oil itself evidence OF their value
The convention organized by appointing the Hon.
Horace Mann, OF Massachusetts, president.
Vice Presidents.-Joseph Henry, of Washington John
Right Rev. Aonzo Potter, of Pennsylvania; G. b. Dun
can. Of Louisiana.
Seeretaries-Charles Northend, of Massachusetts
p. Pemberon Morris, OF Pennsylvania; g. D. Hastings
of Wisconsin; Sol Jenner. OF New York.
And business committee, who reported the following
programme OF subjects for the consideration of the con-
veniion which were all after discussion and compar-
OF sentiment from the different States represented
referred select committees, with instructions 10
at the next annual meeting OF the convention to be held
in Philadelphia on the fourth Wednesday in August,
1885,
Topics for considerations reafing to the aud
niaistrafiow Of system Of psbie Hsueioa adapted TO
dfosnt sections Of lac Unifed States
Territorial civil subdivsions of
the extent TO which the district system should be carried
School MISUNDERSTANDING the location size N odes
OF ventilation, warming and seating, &c. of buildings in
tended for educational purposes
School AffeadaWos-includn the school age OF child
and the best otes Of securing regular pune
uiai attendance Of children Al school.
Grades 81 Sehoos-the number and charact1r OF each
grade
o. Csgss of Lasrxcfioa Physical intellectual moral.
and religious eshetca industrial studies, books appa.
faths, methods. -
Tsaoh1s-Their qualifications, their examination md
compensation Normal Schools Teachers Institutes fsoks
on the Tneoy and Practice OF Teaching
Snppof-Tax on property, tax parents, school fund.
=. SnPt, vision--State, county, town.
D. Parental 0ad pablo interest.
TO- Supplementary msa~s-Library, lyceum, lectures
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snk MANUFACTURES OF CHINA An American In China
gives tie following account Of the silk and Grape
lures OF that countryi
"0ne bright morning in November met with party of
geniemcn, including several members the French en-.
notice The Frenchmen inqusve in the extreme stopp,
TO LOOK ut everything and 10 Jake notice Of nothing all
We proceeded until near the city wall and Suddenly turn.
Ing about found ourselves In shop with silk Just from the
oom and three OF four Of the prominent silk mer-
chants waiting to receive
Nearly the whole OF the silk Of China Is produced
in four Provinces by the theth parallel OF north at
tude, about four hundred miles from Canton We saw
many rich varieties OF silks and made aware OF the
fact that the Of the finest goods are never sent
out OF the country, but kept home consun pton
Rich natives viii pay enormous prices, than could
generally be obtained in foreign countries.
The embroidery Of the Grape shawls worked solely by
namnn, and he 20 pay five hundred dollars for H. In
stead the usual flower pattern, o,brodered by
landscape, boats, houses and pagoas We also saw for
the same individual counferpanc OF satin
ground, worked in varegsted silk valued three bundled
dollars Their damasks always splendid and occa SION
ally roll OF H. brought from the northern PROVINCES. may
be found which s Of far richer thau the Canton
world that the finest fabrics found the Great CAPT
tails asd the richest silks must 20 Pskin.
The loom 10 striktrgly rude and clumsy In It, appear
ance Two men work itone shifting the wool and the
other throwing the shuttle That loom Is like the policy
Of the Chinese government seeking new improve
working on IN the manner OF bygone centuries and weay
ing It's wonderfully beautiful harmonious fabric The
anything that has called forth the industry OF lis nbab
ante they have succeeded well people can who are
cut OIL from the Of the world without examples OF
celence"