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DROPOSAIS FOR MATERIALS TO BE SIP
Piled TO THkNAvY YARDS IN
DER TIE COGNIZANCE OF
THE BUREAU OF STEAM

Nary DEPARTMENT. Bureau Of Seam EngiassrIngl
Washington. ID. C. d, June 10. 1866. (
Sealed Proposals TO furnith Materials for the
Navy tor the hscal ear ending June 80 Isa will bs
received at this Bureau until 10 o clock a. m. Of
the lsth OF July neat, at which time the proposals
The proposals must be add ressea tathe Chief Of
the Bureau Of Steam Engineering NAVY Danart-
ment. Washington and must be endor sed PRO
posals for Mate rails for the Navy. thar they may
be distinguished from other business letters
Printed schedules for any class together with
Instructions TO bidders, giving the forms OF pro-
posai, 81 guarantee, and OF certificate of gusrsn
tors, will be furnishedl to such persons as desire
to bid, on application TO the commandan,s Of the
IespeciiSe navy yards and those of all the yards
The Commandant Of each navy yard and the Pur-
chasing Paymaster of each station will have a
copy OF: the schedules Of the ether yards fer ex-
animation only in order hat per sons who intend
to bid may Judge whether 1t is desr able to M AXE
application for any Of the classes of those yerds
The proposal must be tor the whole of a class;
and ell applications for Information or for the ex
animation Of samples, must be made to the Com
The proposal must be accompanied by a certif-
cate n ON the Collector of Internal Revenue for
license to deal in the articles for when he mr."
poses; and he muet further show IN at he is a man
nfaeturer OF, or regular dealer In, the articles
be certifeiby the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
f. the district in which they reside.
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re.
auired by law, the Navy Department. kowever.
which il may deem exorbitant my
suIedes in the full amount will be required to
sign the contract, and their responsibility must
be certified 10 the satisfaction OF the Navy De
partment As additional security, twenty per
centun will Re withheld from the amount Of the
bills until the contract shall have been pleted
and eighty per &c ntum Of the amount of each bill
approved In triplicate by the Commando of the
Of the station designated in the Contract in fnnes
or certificates, at the option Of the Government
within ten days after The warrant for the saule
shall have been passed by the Secretary of the
Treasury.
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MILITARY LIFE IN SOUTH AMERICA A let
ter from Brazilian officer describes some of
The beauties OF soldering in South America:
"AmphiDious Creatures abound. In nv own
tent have already killed four snakes Every
morning md myself accompanied by BODY
guard OF fifteen or twenty mOnstrous toads
W ich have quietly spent the night under the
corners Of the hides that serve me as a bed
enormous alligators promenade regularly frem
lake 10 lake every night. In a majors tent.
the other day, one was killed that measured
about SIX feet in length, aud an unfortunate
BraZilIan soldier was unexpectedly taken off
ms legs ny one OF these horrible creatures and
carried into the nearest lake"
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OF THE lNTERIOR.
~ UNITED SITES PITENT OEFICl

On the petition OF PETER GKisER, OF Green.
csstie, Pa praying for the extension OF a psteut
granted TO him the 18th day Of October Is32 fer
ala imtroyei lent in Grain Separators for seven
yesrs from the ea pi ratien Of said patent which
TAKES place on the 10Th day of October 1856:
Ii ordered that the aid petition be heard at
the Pate mt ONCE or Monday, the LIST day of t1cto-
Der peat at 10 O'Clock N. and all persoLs are
notfntd 10 appear and show cause, III any thew
hsve, why said petition ought not TO be granted
fersohs OPPOSING The extension are required 10
ME IA The Patent once their objections specially
se iorth N writ.s At least reHty days before the
oay oi nesIlne all testimony filed by either party
70 te nseo q the said he airing must be taken and
transmitted In with the rules OF the Of
n.e which Will he furnished on april alton
Depo-ifion. and other papers relied Don A tes-
rmony must be nled In the q flee ftreHfg DAYS be.
fore The day OF Tearing; the Arguments n Any.
within e. days after Ming the ts- imony
ordered. also. that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Int sencer ton.
ID O.; and In the Meadvtlie Reps blican. Pa, once
sveek Tor three successive weeks the rat al said
publications ts be at leas, sixty days pre- viaus TO
the Gay Of hearing. THOMAS HARLAND
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
y. s.-Editors Of the above papers win please
COPY sBd send their hills TO the Patent Ofcs with
PAPER containing this notice ~ L. Iaw3w
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h"RsE,f LEsH IN PARIs.-The project of po-
ice IN Paris has issued certain regulations
nndeT which the sale of horse.fiesh is permit
TED An ihe city. The animals are to be KILLED in
pnohc slaughter-houses, in the presence of
competent government officials, after a pre-.
vlous examination, the meat Is to be stamped
before iis removal, which is TO be effected IN
close Eehicles, and the shops which are aIIot-
"d iof IT'S sale Will be indicated by special
signs. Any restaurant selling horse flesh
Whhont clearly annou ncing the fact or who
snail fraudulently mix II with cher meat will
OF Maple 70 punishment under the penal code
- gentleman In Mobile has been arrested
Tor assauliing The conductor of a street ca
The conductor was smoking when the gentle
man affaek,d and drove him off the car
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RAILROAD LINES
baltimore AND OHIO RAILRoAp.
u WAsHINeroN. June Is. isss

- WAsHINsroS. June IS. isss
1e IT,
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAIT.
MORE. and WAsHIk TON AND TIE WEST Are
nov run - Fellows. via.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, Ct 7 90. IN, ana
III o. m, and Is, and 50, and SEQ D. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
90 ~ a. a~y' except Sunday, st Tsp, .. N, enc
Iok WAI STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
yUHOTIOX
Leave st g. Is and 90 am. and az As ana IS D N
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
80 ~ ~ and 80 .. m, and 80 .. n. Dc
ON SUNDAY,
FOR BALTIMORE
leave AZ Q. N. and les and $40 D N
IoR WAY sTATIuNs
e nI;0 Q. n. and a:1 and SEQ D. m
Eoa ALL PAkre OF THE " ksf
lave oAaV, except Sunday, &C - O. m ana 90
e0o ssn ss e :S only, :. ...,
.TISSSSgssE FL oKrrs .. ,n. We. o.. ), s.s !,
80 ssMnGton Station Ticket Once st al hssrs
~ sns csy, - veil - st the new once In the Ameyt
81 asssetepn Building Penasylvsass svsnus,
$500 Esw Yerf Phil.del shia, and Boston. 80
sMITh, Master Of rrsnsporsstto.
~. QoLE, General Ticfet Aseps'
ee0-u gro. .. k0oNrx. Agent, wsshins ton.
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AN INTERESTING TRIAL.-At the close of the
war many OF our various railroad companies
being much in need of money, agreed to trans
port the freight of the Adams Express Com
pany in consideration OF certain sums adyau-
ced by that company, on condition that said
railroad companies should not transfer freight
Tor any other express company unless such
company should advance similar sums The
amounts advanced as annual prepayment OF
freIghts were follows: Petersburg and
Weldon road. $4,000; Orange and Alexandria
road, SJ-,tOo, Virginia Central road, S50,UOO A
loan of $4,000 was also made TO the Virginia
and Tennessee road on the same conditions
Recently the National Express Company en-
tered SUIT against the above railroad COMPANIES
and the Adams Express Company, on the
ground that said contracts were illegal void
and contrary 10 public policy. The defendants
deny that said contracts are Illegal or contrary
20 public policy. urging that the sums received
from he Adams Express Company aided them
greatly in repairing their roads at the close of
the war, thus greatly benefiting the public
The case Is now on trial At Richmond, with a
great array of eminent counsel. Dean Smith,
Esq of Baltimore, is one of the counsel for
The defendants
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DIBEAsESI
SA M II ANS GIFT:
l. XAMARITANE GIETf

TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yes, POSITIVE CuRE,"fer
GON0RRHGA, elect, STRfCT URES, DC
Contains NO Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be 1dkes to Efea a Cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell no,
any unpleassns taste. and will not in any way In
Cures in from two to four Gays. and recent case.
In twenty fopr hours." Prepared By Q graduate
Ct . Of d q
no exposure. 70 s,o.et g, no snanss ,chatecer.
the h'r
Pric.-Mals packages, %. Tsnsis. ss. ''''
BLOOD BLOOD, BLooDy,,
sGR9ssULAsaa utSERsi s0REs. sPeTs,
4xAF Sf GSEsI E5Sa asS Hi su1c,
issS E sSSs E:sH
9;s nn and remedy
poison e: q
and permanent Take, then, Of this purifying rem
that for Which, you ' nay repent i 70 sSn,
'eHi' DO NOT DESPAIR 81
ROOT HERB G,.
ii;s e. e Ss::;'i tn
IL ri. And f asB T5s
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus in Leneos.
rbpa, In bearing ooWn, Allng OF the Womb A
bility, and for all complaints incident 70 The a.
Sent BY express. Price u. - Dor bottle. 80
s sAMARITANy WASH
s ssssa o. bs2Rs: used in With the
AS SSi fa a!rsssi ss .,i f:ie. . cents,
The ehicacy Of these remedies II alike ackpov,
edged BY ghysiciens and patients. They are used
In The Q. 3. Hospitals. - ~~'0 0'S
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT- or THE AMAp
-I ITANB REMEDIES
.P9sT HOSPITAL, toHT MARSHALL, Baltimors.
Nd, Feb. 70 lS6A.-"l have great satisfaction IN
stating that have used The bauMrifsn Remedta.,
FOR Ssneral diseases in fits most customary forms.
that have used them with judR meut, aiscref,ar'
and properly and, have found them respond M ~
sntlcipstions promptly and edectuaily Knowins
their composition, have the fullest confd ncn ~
their efhcacy and as far my use Of them extsnds
: ~ = 'A'' ''HtfRED O. BOWERS
'Aasistant Surgeon, oth n. Y. Vols
Sold By 3. O. FORD, csyner llth street snd Pam,
eyivenfe avenue, WasAinRtou; HENRY OO0V
Aley snSrts, W snd BY Druggists generally.
Observation-Disclosures dive hs.I.n
end yieoI % tie frsass aad blood % the pSiiid
ymptens ana BE- sos sssSbris{.dS sensm cs
suspicion. insanity % sptss1tc Ats sasas. no =
Ell -- - H4rfF--- = B
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DOTOMAa TRANSPORTATION LINE.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. 4 A. RYrHBR,
leaves W Washington at q. N. and Al
enandria at q a. m EVERY SAT. EeA@H
SRDAY for GiymSnt, Budd 3 Ferry,
Stores. Matthias Point, Pope's Greek Biun Point
Plowdenis Wharf. Lancasters Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwell' D Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives 1t Baltimore st
"a I" on sanas'R BRYAN A. RRo .,s,,.
apI-u No. 345 Penna. avenue.
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UNCLAIMED GOODS.

nFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
" WAsHISeToN, ID. o., June 70, lsA.
The following UNCLAIMED PACKAGES with
others wi, hout marks. win II not taken within
thirty days from this date, be Sold at PEblie 4ae
zion 10 psy charges. u. O DUNN, Agent.
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CANB SEAT CHAIRS REPAIRED, 1t No,
- sah nsh strsss, hstwssa PsnnsylvsAisA
Terms very moAerate ~
Woif Ssif dOss and With dispatch. nj
THE oLORY OF NAN 10 sTR1NofnIfHoTs
&C. e: si;S sssF II
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SUMNER ARKASGEMENT;

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAMER CAMBRIB0E
On and alter this day the Steamer Cambridge
Capt Il. Leonard will leave her 49,
pier, opposite 10 Light ct. wharf ErSAf
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal e1esenG
npoie on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
ShpAf Evenings. at m. for Ea.ton Point
Double Mile, xford; Cloras Point. waIlach .
wharf. Cambridge, Hughletts Wharf. Cabin
Greer, and Medford's Wharf ReturnuR from the
ka.terh Shore: she will reach Baltimore at m
on Tresdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays. Pas-on-
train for Baltimore ~ T,f
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The following are the classes. BY their numbers
reauii ed at the respective Navy Yards:
KITTERY
Nos. l,2,5,6, Is. Is, IL, 20, 81. p, ., 50, "a.
a'.. CHARLESTOWN.
Nos. 10, II, IL, IA, Is, Is, Il, Is, 49, %
Il, 23, "A, %, q, 81 IS, So.
BROOKLYN.
Nos. LIS, $3.50, 10, IL. IL, IS, 10, 20. 81 ~ 2s,
"a %, 81, IS, s..
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos.1. g. 10. IL, IL. IA, Ii, Is, 10, q, %, Is So
WASHINGTON
10, IL, II, Is, IA, Is. l6. IL Is. ls 20,
q, q, q. ie ls law9w
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BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON,
GEORGETOWN.
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers IF this line leave SHOWS <A0ns.
Wharf, Georgetown. every MEDNES- a6fGER
DAY. and Pier IL North River, NewS
York. every SATURDAY.
Passenger accom- mod ations unsurpassed.
Freight received daily. and kept under cover.
Goods received on storage at Shows Wharf,
Georgetown ID &.
For Passage and Fret CHIT apply to
JOHN W p. MYERS. Agent,
No. 1O7 Water street, Georgetown.
HOOE 6NEDDEkBTRN,
Alexandria, Va.
VIM REMSEN,
~ l01m - West street, New York.
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THE EVENING STAR.

BEER SO. WrEE--An American now travel
ing N Germany writes as follow VS. TO Western
Paper:-"lR Southern Germany, where wine
D. not az all dear, beer has almost entirely sup-
planted IL IN pspular favor, and in Switzsr-
land II is rapidly doing so. The demand for
beer Is not easily met even in Bavaria, where
ID is made in altogether the largest quau,itss
OF any German State, and the price a. brew
erles Is two cents a'glass, while at railway sta
tDns, and indeed In almost all public places IL
70 three CENTS gIass. In Northern Germany,
even IN Saxony and Southern Prussia, the
BayarIan beer is in such repute as 10 COM
maad six cents the glass, and to sell freely AT
That prlce. In Switzerland IL is still more dear,
. quart bottle costing more than q franc. The
demand ls rapidly increasing, and while the
vineyards are good source of income, the
brswerles are yet more valuable. In France,
too, beer is becoming more and more favor
ite- and, indeed, il IL a fact that In all the
countries with which have had any acquain-
lance there is the sane rapid increase in the
demand for beer, which we have witnessed
during the past few years in America. Before
II wine seems to stand no chance: almost every
one prefers the slight bitterness. the imagined
nourishment- and real strength of the Bava-
rian beer 10 the thinness and soarness of the
native wines of this coantfy.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE TNTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE

n =, - WAsH1NGT0 TON, July IL, 1876
On the petition Of LINUS VALE, j. of
New York; Y praying for the extension of q pat
ent ted to him on The 18th day OF 1882
for an impr9yemsRt in "Burglar proof ates for
Door safe. Walls. Vaults, &c ~ for seven years
place on the 10Th day of October. 1855:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on Monday. the Ist dav of Oc-
fofer next. at II O'Clock m; and all persons are
notified 10 appear and show cause, IL any they
have why aid petition olght not to be gr An ted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
nile IN the Patent Office their objec, ions. specially
set forth in writing. at least tUsnty days before
the day of bearing; all testimony III led nv either
party to be used at the said hearing must he taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
OF the efiice, which will be furnished applica-
tan
Iepositions and other papers relied upon as
testimony must be filed in the office tIrelfy DAYS
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, if any
with ten days after hiing the testimony
Orde red. also. til at this notice be published in
the kepublica an and the Intelligencer. Washing
ten ID: C., and in the Times, New York, once
wee Tor three SUGGESTS We weeks; the first of said
publications TO oe at least sixty DAYS previous to
the day of hearing. THOMAS HARLAN
Acting Commissioner of Patents
P. s.-Edito,s of the above papers will please
COPY and send thu ir bills TO the Patent Office with
. raper containing this notice. jyI3law3w
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsaINGTon
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
III Sss 4z

rx., WAsHINGroN. March %. 1885
- rsihs oetTeen Washington and lev YORK are
nov run & follows. viz:
Fok INV YORK. without change or cara.
D. e' Wv
LOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsdsl.
Leave daily (encept Sunday ct HIS q. m. ana
$50 y. N. 1870
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday st 7:s0 ana N IN .
10. ana $50 and ESQ .. N.
ON SUNDAY
m. only. 70
daily. Wv " h
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, o,
Dtton can De lad AZ the Station Once 81 gil hour,
IN the DAY as well as at the once IN the Amer
between ~ and sth street,
Bee BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad advertisement
napolis, and the West NJ
W.P. SMITH, Master OF characterization
In COLE. General Ticket Agent.
&C 0-u GEO. {. kOOkTZ, Agent, washineton
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE sUPREMl COURT OF TIE DIS.
TRlCr or COLUMBIA.
Joseph Walsh OF al,

;garyA Fletcher ct 81.
The Trustee In the above cause having reported
the 'ssi 3: ie L No Is II
~: as r. ~: the
"a, ii q
the Same e hereby ratified and confirmed, unless
came TO the contrary be sho.n on or before the
order much thereof ss relates to the .ssiacs-
ton OF said q. be published once week for three
wesss IN the 9, tseS,ns Star prior to said day.
" ia.wsS ret:-R. j. MEIGs. CLERK.
nKPARrMINT OF THE INTERIOR.
II t' UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. petition Of 3 ALIEN iris M
Ter tie ,ea.sn:on q patent
Tor an improvement in Tool for Cutting Pess ont
Of Boot soles. for seven years from the expire
aiSn q ss,d s.tent which takes place on the 10th
P.ss; o,s ,s p Ae:ya
.Ha show s ..g .S.s
have, Why said petition ought not to be granted
PsIs1 p opposing the extension are rsquired to
Get forth IN writing. At lesst twenty days before
the day Of heariDg; All testimony fled By either
ard transmitted in accordance with the rules Of
the once which will be fufni shed apple st on
Depository and Their papt re- relied upon as te.
fore the day " hearing; the arguments IL any,
within ten days after Ming the testimony.
tnss nGss be
d. o. aud in the Springfield Republican, n .ss :,
once week for three successive weeks; the first
OF safd publications to he at least sixty days pre-
'''O G. THEAKER.
Commissioner of Patents.
copy and send their bills to the Patent once with
paper containing this nstice. jy 10 wsw
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IMPAIRMENT OF rae INTERIOR.
III INITE d STA TEN 4 TENT a EEl

- 49, WASHINGTON, June %, 1856
On the petition ef WANTON ROUSE, of Tam
ton. Mass praying for the extension Of a pate 1t
granted to him on the I'd day Of November 1882
Tor an Improvement in Self Acting Mules for sew
tab es place on the 2i day of November, 1861
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office Monday the 18th day OF Oc,o-
Der next at IL clock m and al persons are
tined TO appear and show cause. if any they have,
why said petition ought not tobe granted
Pereons opposing the extension are required to
ME In the Patent Office their objections specially
get forth writing at least twsniy day. before the
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
once, which will be furnished on applic alton
Depositiops and other papers relied upon as tes-
tmony must be filed in the office trenty days before
ten days after filing the testimony
ordered, also thar this notice be published in
the lntelligencer and the Republic al, Washing
ton, ID. o and in the Journal, Boston, Mas
once week for three successive weeks the
previous to the day Of hearing.
TO. THEAKER,
C0mmis sioner of Patents.
8. Editors OF the above papers will p.:sase
copy and tt nd their bills IN the Patent Office with
a paper containing this notice. leH-iaw3w
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DROPOsALs FOB WOOD.

- NAVY DRpARr~ESr. July II, 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received 1t the ONCE Of
the Secretary Of the Navy until WEDNESDAY,,
partment with Wood, viz: :
loO cords Of OAK WOOD. 49,
The Oak most be Of the hest quality for use in
open are place, thorous hy seasoned, straight and
Of young growth The Pine must be Thoroughly
s,sssonsd, free from knots ana suitable Tor kind
The whole nust be deiis cred and stacked for In
gpectiop and measurement In front Of the Navy
Department Building. on Or before the 18th day OF
September nsxt. jy i2-b. 70 ACT
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

" hA6hS AMI VI bhc.
CAi0QSartsrmaas-s Ones, Dspot Of Washixston,
will be sold pnss IL c. on 1uy Fl rs
IVY 2, at y m. under the direction Of Brevet
aIsiGss he s ssGsFf BRI TSGfFcs
following stock ~
Eighteen us) Mules. Two (2I yearling Bulls
rlye 81 Horses: Ronrt4 wearing II eifers
Two = Mich Cow; Nine go Work Oxen.
These animals will be sold singly to the highest
Terms: Cash, in aovern%ep, funds g25sv
Bvt Maj. Gen ana chief On ar term aster
" 1875 Depot of Washington
I ARGE SALE oF CONDEMNED QUARTER
IL MASTER sTUREs, CLOTHING. &C.
Cht5 lna'fe'Wasisrss OFce, Depot Of Rashing,on,l
VIII be sold At Public Auction. on wIDNEs
a. az, July y, 1850 esmpsncing at 10 m. At
on New York avenue xsen 18th aud 18TH ar, &c
west. under the direction Of Breves Lisutenan,
IST 81 SSsnFsiSsEss3L;sn GL . fAsfsss and
2,ls. Great !,rs.. Goats Goats ss9 Sack Coats
$40 Jackets, tassorted,) / $50 Shirt
ant large amount Of Tools, suitable for the use
OF oiaehs%ths, carpenter saddlers, timers, and
Also Stoves. II atsr.. Ranges. Cauldrsn,, Cook
Knives. Bath FuS. srds. Hs,sp
Riding Saddles, Brushes, seven Hose Carriages,
RS.s PIPE. Isad s1ss o SSsn
f RsnldSs, steam pump Pattern Scales, Wheel
Zipe, Old Iron. Rope; Is.sorted. ) Packing Boxes,
with variety Of other propsrt., together witt,
Sale will &c CONTINUED from day 20 dsy um,i. an
the property is sold. 1'-7''-.--' - e''
day from date Of sale.
Terms of sale: Cash, in G2verpmeat funds.
- j. . Brs'e. Maj. Gen and ohisf Sssrser@...er.
y9o Depot Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAyINGS OF THE
Il ILLUSTRATIONS ACCOMPANYING tn e
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PAT
ENTS FOB THE YEAH 1866,

OFFICE Pss g.T FsslS,sIse
Sealed PROPOSAL. viii be received a. this Office
until, HURsDAY; the 18th DAY Of July. 1855 At
Il clock. for furni hins one Get Of eiectrotype
the Commissioner. Of. Patents for the year is q,
'cifh the name md address Qf the pafeHtse aud the
The drawing: viii Be- u to- t..
contractor. who must arrange them into pages in
nsatnets and compactnss.; and the saseution Of
the work must be fully equal to that furnished for
adopted as the standard for the present volume a
The plates are to be delivered ut this office free Of
ar or If The ssa to sa
required for the faithful performance Of the con,
The work will comprise about 1--WE thousand
illustrations, making ever seven hundred pages,
to propose for the work BY ne iHasrationsa u ws
the understanding that. when more than enc 6gure
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