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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-18
Price, only 80 cents a Bottle
The Florence Nightengale
Of The Nursery.
A BENEFACFRESs.

The following is an extract from . letter writ
ten by the Rev. Il. & Weser to the German Re-
formed Aasemger, at Chambersburg. Pa: -
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ROBACK's BITTERs,
DR.. &. w. ROback.

Proprietor OF
ceemach Btters Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Distier
80 !anu'.cturer OF Catawba and Swedish Bandjee
80 ell kinds OF the finest domestic luuor, vhich ~
I'D Wholesale or in any desired quautty, At Nos. So
-, -, and ", East Third Street. Cincinnati ohio
tor sale BY Beiderbeck Miller 0'''
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Stsse 70 Regulate the BOscels

Depend ,von Il, mothers, Il will give rest 10
yourselves, and
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GriSarOid College.
INSANE ASYLUM.

r j. HUMPHREY, Proprietor. Free O
u . uibus to and from the House. sep2s
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h b. EVANS 4 CO., Princi !.
pal Agents, Davenu0rf.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

Al this warm season, when bathing is %
popular, II will be vol 70 observe the follow.
ing practical hints, which We take ffom the
London Ssfysany MaRasias. 1n. 70 ff'
'.On nrst plnnglng into cold water there
comes a shock which drives the blood TO the
central part Of the system. But immedi.
ately reaction takes place, which, assisted
By the exercise Of swimming, producing,
even IN water Of low Temperature, an agree
able warmth. The stay In tho water should
never be prolonged beyond the period Of this
sxciteneut. IL the Wator DO loft while this
warmth continues, and the body Immediately
died, the healthy glow over the whole SER
faee will be delightful. NH
laTo remain In the water aflsr tho hrst re-
action Il over, produces prolonged chilli.
mess. a shrinking of tho ash, and a con.
trhetion Of tho skin. by no means favorable
10 health or Onjoymeni; for u is only IN
watsr thoroughly warmed by the summon
heats, where 70 may hathe for many hours
'"Csrtain prosecutions are neccssary. Mod.
eratc exercise, BY summouing into notion the
powers Of tho aystsm, and qulcksnlne the
circulation, Is bottor than Inactivity We
should mover 60 into water immodlatoly aftor
meal noruhilo tho process bf digestion is
going forward, Nor should We plunge into
the wAtor whom violently heatod, or In q state
Of profaae porspirntion. Such imprudenoes
are often fatal, especially II tho wAior be un.
usually cold. IL too warn, the temperature
Of the body may he rpduced by bathing the
wrists and wettlng the head. ...-
Before meals rather than after, and o..
pecially before breakfast aud before supper,
arc proper seasons for bathing The heats
Of the day arc TO DO avoided, but In very hot
weather n bath Is useful TO cool the blood
aud secure rofreshing sleep, Ifin tho middle
Of tho day, a shaded place should he chosen,
or tho head protected from tho sun by bolnR
kept wet, or by wearing straw hat, a. 10
practised by the fashionable French ladies q,
their watering places, ~ n. -.
| The sea 10 tho best place FOR swimming.
Owing 10 the greater specific gravity Of salt
water than fresh, the body IL moro buoyant
In Il, As arc other substances. A ship com.
Ing out Of salt water into frosh, sinks por,
oeptibly In the Watsr.A The difference h
nearly equal 70 the weight Of tho salt held in
| solution.
| Tho bottom should DO Of hard sand
gravel or smooth stones, Sharp stones anS
shells cut the foet--weeds may entRngi
them. The swimmer must avoid floating graS
and auckland The now beginner must b.
careful that the water docs not run beyont
his depth, and that tho current cannot carr,
him iRto deeper place, Rlso that thore b
no holes In tho bottom. As persons are eve
liable 10 accidents, cramps, do, Il 10 Away
best that boys or girls should DO hooompanic,
by those who are older than themselves, an,
who will DO abla 10 save them In any omoI
i gcncy
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I.I.t of asnsrai Iia.r,,ni..

| uada, Dtr.cstoa ~ supOesn Il. o. AhAott
rs A., MEDICAL D'Teofor DtpartvsHt ~
j. Armory Square, Washington, D. o.,
Seventh street west, between 0 and ID streets
south, In charge Of surgeon d. W. Bills,
2. Carver, Washington, D. O., Fourtasnth
street west, at terminus Of city railroad, In
charge Of Surgeon o. A. Judson, u. s.. ",
., CRmpbel, Washington, u. o., Seventh
street west, AtterminNf Of city railroad north.
In charge Of Surgeon A. v. Sheldon, u. 3. VI
4. Columbian, Washington, d, O., -Four.
tenth street west, at terminus 81 city, rail-
road, In charge Of Surgeon + r. Crosby,
5. RECORD, Washington, D. O., corner
Fourteenth street and MasAaehusetti Avanap,
In charge Of Surgeon O. W. HorneE, NV
0. Douglas, Washington, y. O., corner Of
l street and New Jersey avenue, In charge
Of Assistant Surgeon WIN, Fr Norris, u.g.A.
7. Emory, Washington, d. o., near Aims,
house, east Of tho Capitol In charge Of Sur.
COON N. II, Moaelay, q. R,V.
8. Falrfar Seminary, Virginia, two miles
back q AlexsnariA in charge Of Surgeon
David p. Smith, U. 5. V.sI.sg 80
.. Finley, Washington, D, O., Kendall
Green, FoaTth street east north q ihs oily,
10. Harowood, Warrington, b. C., Cor.
ooran's farm, Seventh street west In charge
Of surgeon II. u. Bonteeou, U, y. " IL. = /.
II. Judiciary Square, Washington, d. o.,
Judiciary Square, u street north, between
Fourth and fifth streets west, In charge OF
Assistant Surgeon L. GrisWold, u, sV.
II, Kalorama, lsmalrpox,) Washinglen,
d. O., Rock Crook, out Twenty first street, In
charge Of Acting Assla.ani Surgeon 4, :,
IS, LinOoln, Wellington, D, O., one mils
east Of tho Capitol, In charge o. Assistant
II. Mount Pleasant, WaahIngton, d. o.,
Fourteenth street ono half milo beyond Tho
city limits, In charge Of Assistant Surgeon
III. Allon, u. y. A. g.F. ~. 49,. ". "a =.
IS. Seminary, GOorsstOwn, D. O., corner
Of Washington and Gay streets, In charge 81
Surgeon II. w, Ducaehet, u. g. " I-,'5
10. Stanton, Washington, ID. O., street
and Now jersey avenue, In charge OF Sur
geon DenJamin D. Wilson, U. 8. ". -
IL, stone. Washington, y. C., Rourtesnth
street. opposite Columbian hospital In charge
Of AHsistant Surgeon P. Glonnap, U. s.. ".
~. First Division General, Alaxandrla.
Va, corner Of Fairfax and Cameron stroote.
In charge Of Surgeon ". bentley, u. s.V =
~. Second Division General, Alexandra.
Va, corner Of Prince and colnnbns ntroslS.
In charge Of Surgeon Y, bentley, u. y. ". n
10 Third Diviaion General, Alexandria,
Va, Washington street, between Queen and
Cameron streets, In charge Of Surgeon X.
Bentley, u, Is. ". rf.F.1 49, =. =. =
81. Augn General Hospital, near Alex
SndyIa, In charge Of Surgeon q. L Sutton.
%. Point Lookout General Hospital, Polnt
Lookout Maryland, In charge Of surgeon A..
"a n...,..,a.....t Kr.t., !, ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

TnE Mayor Of Brooklyn, NY, has vetoed
an ordinance for changing the names and
numbers Of certain streets. lie says II would
cost forty or hfty thousand dollars, and the
city cannot afford II. Ho says, further az
fail TO perceive any good and sufficient Tea-
son for changing the nalno Of u street. be-
cause its present aPpellation may not be
deemed ouphoniOuS, or because Il may DO an
apparent continuation Of another street, OF
OF an avenue or street, or because some street
or avenue, rs the case may be, may have the
same name" Sensible mayor.
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b. 49,
hour a. thkt which has Been appointed br
the reception, 90 that tho light may be modi-
aed according 70 tho tone % the eolors worn
on the ocoasion, IN order that The most per
fret harmony may be pFodacsd, and no1hlag
harsh or grating be visible. The Minds are
arranged according 70 tho height 81 the san
at that hour, and remain a. they are placed
until tho morrow Nothing Is achieved with
out care aud pains, but in cases like tho
present. Where the result u 20 succeesful,
neither are 10 DO regretted. -
Some people aro aatonished 70 behold the
faint tho very faint rose tint Of the lining Of
tho Imperial mantle. This, 700, has been
studied, and was adopted 10 consequence Of
the pure whllo having been found toe raw
and transekam against the crimson back
ground. Her Majesty docs not wear the I'M
porinl crown; u Il placed on the tebio be-
side her. Her couture Il, however, the I'M
periai diadsm Of briillants conaidcred The
most unique In tho universe, brought rather
moro over The forehead than formerly In con.
Aenpence OF The gradual widening Of tho
parting. wktsh un1 I.1Ine laseaeenisaA
space on the summll % ne head.
Tho hair Il Aiftngtd IA I've ppffs, seeming
In their soltneas of tone TO 10 made OF molten
gold, aud the light from the window being
artistically brpught upon tho hoHIl the ex-
quisits color ofhcg majesty's hair Il dis
played 10 the boat advantage. Alto1slhor u
would scarcely DO possible to bohoIda fAoe
and hguro better calculated to display tho
grace and distinction and all the idoal at
tributes Of royalty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

How TO CULrivArH swEnr PorAfots.--
Tho following Il ffvm Mr.. j. O. Thompeou,
Staten Island, ono Of tho mot successful
growers In tho vicinity Of New York. lIe
requests us 20 say that he hasto plants for
aale: "for garden culture Emo well-rotted
manure Ia deposited IN strips three isot
apart, upon nndug ground. Mako the ground
ane between the rows ofmannro, and throw tho
pulverlxod Garth upon tho manure, thus fornl-
Ing sharp ridges about ten inches high. This
should be done In April, or early In May,
whom tho ground IL In good working order.
Lot II stand TIN planting time---from May
10th to June l0th-then rake OF the sharp
Odgo Of tho ridge, 80 that Il Is little aAt on
top. Set tho plants twelve TO hfteen Inches
apart. When they havsFun zen OF twelve
inches break down the ridges. Uso . fork
run II down quito close TO tho plants, throw
Ing the earth into,th furroF, This Leaves
the plants standing on a thin rldgo of earth.
Then with the edge Of tho fork knock out
tho earth between zach plant. Each plant
will now stand upon separate mound, This
process cleans them thoroughly, md should
be performed In dry, hot weather. Hle Z"
make the earth which has boon removed
as ano rs possible, and reform the ridges In an
oval, or browning, shape on top, This NOV
ing aud nning the earth the second tlmo pre-
vents It's cAking, and giyos Just tho condition
rcquired-s6t soil at thu sides As the vines
run, lay them on top Of the ridges onco or
twice, and keep out weeds, and they will
soon cover ths ground. Treated In thia way.
| dry weather docs not affect them, 1 grew
them Mt the rate of over four hundred bushels
To tho acre last summer W. Aasrtoan Agrt.
| cFiliVriH. H... Y..N a#.' .HI Oh.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

THE EHPREss BuaEHIE exhibits taste In
everything, and eonthyoa 10 impaTt new
grace 70 her new roka Of Empress Regent. She
recently took advantage Of the presentation
Of tho now Turkish Rmbhasador 20 appear be.
fore tho bowilderOd functionaTy IN ali the
Pomp Of Impartial grandeur, seated on the
throne, which Il covered with crimson velvet
embroidered In bees Of gold. The back Of
tho high chair u surrounded by the imperial
crown, which IL 80 highly Furnished that II
seems 10 dstRsh itself from the frame Her
Majesty, who studies tho value Of color, wears
upon this background, not tho mantle Of i'm.
periAl purple, which should by strict ira.
dillon DO donned on occasions Of grand oere.
mOhial, but the long train Of emerald green
velvet richly embroidered IN gold, which.
falling from the shoulders, Il drawn by NJ
own weight away from the waist, leaving the
outline Of tho figure pure and ll-dsdnod.
The pette0at worn by her Majesty II Of
white satin, covered with innninerabie bout.
fans Of tulle, aud loopod with diamond tag.,
30 particular IL she 10 tho Observance Of DO
rule Of good taste and artistic elioot. that on
the day previous TO any grand representation
Of tho kind q rehearsal with her Indies and
u'S"Omsh invariably takes place at the same
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

was DEPARrHESr, June 9. 1898.
Proposals will be received At this Department
titil II o clock on WEDNESDAY, June y, 1855,
- supplying the stationery described In the
|Ehedule below, for the fiscal year commencing
u hr-t day Of July next.
The Stationary must be Of tho bost quality.
samples must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder viii BE- required 10 give
bad, with approved snreties, for tho faithful
|hlalmont u his contract, aud the Department
|rll reserve the right 10 order the articles a. Il
pay deem proper, and 10 increase or diminish
be quantities below stated.
Anicioh not named In the schedule below are
h furnished at the option u the Department
Z the lowest market priess.
IhPer, made Of linen stock.
~ reAma Dispatch Cap, weighing 10
pounds
" roams Legal Cap
80 reams foelaeap, ruled or plain, weighing
II pounds.
80 reami QuArtO Post, ruled or plain. weigh
ing 10 Pounda
m reams ouarto Post, ruled OF plain, weigh.
ing 10 POunds, headed As per pattern.
|. 10 realms Note Paper, ruled OF plain.
% reams Note Paper, ruled or plain, headed
a. per pattern.
10 rcAlns Copying Paper.
Creams Blottiug Papsr..
30 dOron Blotting Boards.
. reams EnvsloPe Paper, bun or yellow,
40 roam. .d.uillA wuPPlns Paper. super
royal.
o,9o Envelopes, oaleiAi SIMS, plain.
Ae0 LnNalopes, letter siIea, plata.
p"NO BnVelopes, letter siEes, extra heavy,
headed, a. Per pattern.
500 khvelopes, letter siHes, extra heavy headed
-. a. per pattern.
. eeO gross Melalllc Pens.
s00 Qaills, No. 81
80 dozen Raber's black Lead Peneils
y dozen Red and Blue Pencils.
10 DOZEN peRholdeTs.
~ dofen Ivory FOLDERS.
y dozen krAsers, ivory handles,
10 dozen Rodgers or Wostenholm's four.
blade Penkniyes.
dozen Scissors.
DOZEN Shear
% d0Iea Maynard d NOyos's Black lax,
plhts.
20 dozen French Carmlns.
dozen InkstAnds, Diapers, whitney's, or
a. equAl quality.
700 pounds scaling wax, scarlet.
pounds India Rubber, prepared.
- dolen SILK Taste, assorted eOl0rs.
toEen Red Tape, In pisces, assorted.
70 doleh rolls Red Tape.
~ pounds Linen Irvine.
dozsn large lars Mueilage, with brushes.
~ dozen quart bottles Muellage,
Ndolen Blank Books
D dozen pack Visiting Cards,
doren Pea Racks.
10 doIen Rulsrs.
8" gross India rubber Bands, assorted.
doisn Memorandum Books.
d0ren boxes NotaTiAl seals.
dozen Portfolios.
dozen boxes Eyelels.
dozen Eyelet Punches
z dozan Letter Files
y dozen Writing fluid
2 dozen Letter Clips.
10 pounds Sponge
y. ,.i doIan Gold Pens and IloldoTs
~ yards Trading Linen.
doIeh sponge Caps.
doHeh Paper Weights.
boxes Patent PapaF Fasteners,
u Railing Peas. Js7-4tI4,2l,sJ
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

VINO but demagoguo or fool would call
a man an Rbolitionist for acknowledging the
unquestionablo fact that slavery IL actually
sKtlnct' Why not NJ well dsnouncs per.
son NJ murderer for eonfessing that man
u dad
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b y / 9 a | :
-. Va REFAEfa.Ear

p,,.... WAR p4PARrNENT,l
buREAu % fREEDHKH, REYuaERs,
AND ABANDONED LANis
,,,-...,- WAmtNoroN, Nay ~, 1850. ) d.
Al Omeors and othsra havlne general suporin.
tendency o. charge offroodmoh, rofukoos, OF aban.
dohed iands, and superiDtsndunts 81 schools fot
lie"ameh, within the Departin0nt u Washington.
He rNqneniod 10 call on Cohbnei JOhh kaion, ~. /.
AHsidant Commissioner Of this Dureau, q coon
a. practicable, bolween the hOara Of 10 q ~. Ard
p, NJ a. tho once, corner Of aud Nlnoleenih
suoets, AlAd W ffA %. O.nOWARD. VIZ II
Major 0oueral,
Commissioners VI Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

l so..nn "esas, Nhioh NaS WY p'eNAaat w
on Tho Stone steps o. the tarm.house, watch.
Ing the shadows, or looking now and then
with a uishfal glance toward the bright sky,
MarssEy Who THAT vas an she had no
other name, . she said, when strangers qaes.
toned hor. a aoa. a,T' y
Rarmer James had found hsF Ons wintry
night on the nou-drln BY The road side.
She was warmly wrapped and sheltered from
tho storm. Several chEnges % clothing, a
| /" Maryety, :, were m q basket near she had
boon kspt by tho farules,t wifa who hoped
soms dag 70 b rewarded and who a 1rst
hailt many Air-castlea, which had fer thsir
ioundatioh the coming o. 1larRcryf rich
flsnds. She IA =. ,ssi ,..,s s ~ shs
son and tho lace. upon thoy little,gcNn was
| worth moro than her best Sunday town.
But a. years passed., and theto unknown
persons gave no sign, che grow wsary Of her
charge, md By degreesindifsronoo gave way
TO actual unkindnosS .sH.-,tY,. Il
Poor little Margory, what had she DOM,
and why was she so unlike the happy chill.
/ dren whom she sometimes mot She often
| wondered, ~ she did that Sunday afternoon,
sitting In the sunshine, how many miles OF
Heaven was, and whethcr she could walk
there " she tried II wish know, she
mid 81 wish i tnsw which road 10 taks
| and haa somebody 10 90 with ma ar I am
! 40 tircd az LIVING kercT = : = =
LittIe childrro who With foldod hands sav
your isNor TIay mo down n aeon who
are laid In rcs, Nv Jovinv hand wf,h your
mo,h,ys good.nI,h, his..S an vonr Ii1s
little happy children how blsst arc you who
road wonderingly OF this child, whose life
was so unlike your own.
r.i.hbnr ,,,,h 10, -.hIldr., a. ~. y,Ilas.
sunday schoal Tha,e ~" hoard Sar The srSt
time II n hsnniifal nlace c.iiSJ ucaycn m
homo Of Iyod and h}T angrIs' Tha vooI IA
minIslcr -. ,aIking ~ Ian. a. ,ho II,tIo
ones whom hs mi Ne, vhiIs an oay,h whom
10 s,III Invod In hoa,,.s 49, aI,ar JssIh
vood children would no 10 bs shinipS angrls
IN the sky. -----' y
Margcyy went home like ono In a nanny
drcnm 81. scarcely heard the scoldipR words
that Mrs. Jnraes poured out like a torrent.
She should not always bay, 70 be soolded and
and beaten. She should not ALWAYS he tired
and lonely. There was come ono who would
!, love her Ii she could only roach him, thorr
| was A beautiful home n she only knew the
| way there.
She kcJ4 the sweet thoughts. in her little
,ad boaT,i drsamod Of them when sbe slspt,
and took eomIort In them a. she went upon
nor errands day by day. or tendod the fretrul
child whose mother had so little nifty for her
de,olatIoo.
One morning whom the busy dame seemed
10 be In an unwonted mood. more rontle than
she remembered 10 have seen her, MarRery
took COURAGE and yeniurcd 10 nsk far informal.
ton on the subject thai had occupied many
Of her thouRhia,
III eff Won pleass ma am how fhr is n, -
Ihsayenpi -.....r -. RI. o.
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PRoPosALa.
E0R sTATIoNKRY.
rnlAa5nI DupAn.nusr.l

TnnAaunE DnPAnrnrsf,
SEALED proposals. Cor Stationary VIII be ~.
ssiySd a TITS Department nntil the Let day Of
samples Of the articles In class will be FUR
Si.hsd % parties desiring 10 bid, on application
a the Department
The Department. reserves 10 itself the right TO
say required pattern.
Deliveries % all articles In the several Glasses
nust comply with the written specifications,
/ Which VII es Larni.hsd 70 bidders, with the
All deliveries will be subject to inspeotlon By
an expert detailed for tho purpose By the seere.
iAry % the Treasury, aad the delivery Of auy Ia
isrioT astiels shall be doetasd suneient sAass 70
Deliveries mus, be free Of charge at the Trea.
sury Department, Washington.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
factory guaraateo that tho bidder viii execute .
s Z, With good and suAeisa, sosds. II his
~ fsiisge Ia sonp,v With .nx o,s o,a., ana.,
ID contract % operate 70 Tho forfeiture q the entire
penAlty ofthe bond, OF the Secretary Of The Urea
bury may direct the purchase In open marked Of
sneh quApttiies Of any articles shall be neees-
70 y ssss s
III the price which h shall BE- found necessary V
bay Tor such articles. 80
! Proposals unsssompanied By sAiisfAetory saar.
DO awarded only 10 establish manufacturers OF or
isalers In the articles
CLASS NO, !.
White Cap Paper.
] White Legal CAP Paper.
White ouarto Post Paper.
white Packet Note Paper. ...
White Commercial Nota Paper.
Yellow Envelops Paper.
Brown Wrapping Paper.
Red Blotting Paper.
Gard Blottina Bonrda
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FREEDOM NATIONALS

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION VIM
DICATRDi
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION or
TIE PRESIDENT OF THKUMTED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY !, ISGS.
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE D. 8.
TO TIE UNION CONVENTION
HOLDEN AT sPRINOPIELD.
GLL. } SEPT. 5, 1868
In Pamphlet Form, with Covers, Omsialiy
Revised and Corrected.
For sAle Of the NATioHAL RHPUBLIoAM omes
Pnee-Ten cents Per copy; ~ sOpiall, o. 70
seIsss ~ n s,is frss 81 postage y any part
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
w JuNE u, 1895.
PROPOSALS POR FIESH BEEF
Sealed Proposals will he received NJ the wash
lngton Arsenal, D. q, until u o'clock, MONDAY,
Jane 2Jth, for furnishing frozh Beef 10 the
troops al this Post, for six months.
Bids, 10 duplicate, 10 bCadaTcssod "ProPOsala
Tor Fresh Beef 10
Lieut. J. w. MACLAY,
Isl5-td Ordnance Department, A. A. C.6
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HOWARD LYCRTT,
BooKBiNDBR,
10, III PHHN. AVE. wLsHISaTos, DO
~. eSaad u evsEy stylo--fuTksy, AoEOseo.
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proper facilities, And - able 10 fulnl = con
tract for furnishing Stationery for the Depart.
mcht Of tho Interior during thu year endlnE Jane
~, lS should - bid be a0septed
N, b. The proposal aud guarantee ahoald ~
suPsrsorbed with the place Of residence az tho
sigBsrs, and the proper dlte. jelh-sOt2bjy
tChTohiele, Philadelphia Press, New York
Tribune, Boston Daily Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE.
- coiVed at the Mayors Ohlce until II N.
Monday, the 18th Inst for grading flhh Street
east, from East Capitol street 10 q street south.
Bidders will state tho price per cubic yard for
grading. r.
Tho surplus earth will be deposited where the
Commissioners % the Fifh aud sixth wards
may direct
b Y. BARNES
Commissioner Rifth Ward,
W. A. FLRTCHER,
COmmissiOneT Sixth Ward.
DENNIS CALLAHAN
JACOB LElNHARF
Js2a-dtm Assistant Commissioner.