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)ROP OsALs FOR FLOUR.

0HYTcB DEPoT ConnIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE,
wAsHIEoros, D. O., November 8, 1885,
Sealed proposals are Invited until SATURDAY, No.
yImbsr 10 1885, IL o'cook H. for furnishing the Sub
ONE THOUSAND G,ooo) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what is known at this De-
pot as Nos and 3, and bids will be entertained for
any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade
separate sheets Of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within ave
days from the opening bids and must be delivered
in such quantities, daily, as the Government may
DO.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance Of the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered In
oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds as the Govern
mont may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspectlon will be made lust
before the Flour 10 received, and will be ac-
cspted which Is not fresh ground and Of q superior
quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
prsyiously failed to comply with their bids or from
bidders not present to respond.
0ovsrnment reserves the right to reject any bid for
any Bids 70 be addressed TO the updersgned at
No. 22S O street. endorsed, 'Proposas for Flour "
no8A MAI and O. g.. U. g. Army.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
'fRIcR OF ISrERsAL REvRSuE, }

TREASURY DIPARrnESr,)
0FRIcs OF ISrHRsAL REvKSuE,
wAsHfEaroN, Oct 10, 1866.
Sealed proposals will be received II this once until
the 18th day ofNovsmber 1885, at II clock for sup
plying the Assessors and Coseors Of Internal Revenue
that portion Of the United States lying east
Of the Rocky Mountains with STATIONERY for the
fiscal year ending Juno so 1857 and until the LIST day Of
January supplying the Assessors and Collsetors
west Of the Rocky Mountains.
Bidders may obtain schedule Of articles to be fur
nshed, with conditions under which such articles are
70 be delivered, upon application to any Assessor or
Collector TO the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
No proposals will be entertained from paries who
not regular manufacturer dealers in the articles bid
for will proposals be considered unless
BY satisfactory guarantees that the contract will, II
awarded, be faithfully executed.
Bids which contain price. less than the fair cost Of the
articles will be considered fraudulent and rejected.
The two hundred and forty collection districts are
distributed into nve departments, As shown by the
schedule furnished, and each proposal must the
department II 10 proposed to supply
The Commssioner the right 10 reject any bids
parts Of bids which the interest Of the Government
may require. Tho bids should be addressed to the
Ccmmssionsr Of Internal Revenue, endorsed "Propo.
sails for Supplying Stationery to Internal Reysnue on
GERS" Z. A. ROLLINS,
oc24. .eotd Commissioner
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

SANITARY PoLcE.-During the past week
the sanitary ofcsrs Of the Metropolitan Police have
reported 70 Lieut.. Noonan 386 cases Of nuisance,
In all Of which notices wsre served on parties to
abate the same The fines imposed amounted 10
$3.50, II being necessary to serve only few war
rnnta
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

CoScEALED WEAPoss.-OfIicer Scheffer
yesterday arrested q man named Charles Wilson,
for being drunk and disordsrly, and carrying pis
tol. He was taken to the Fourth ward station
house and locked up for q hearing
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

LARGE PRorIrs-The trustees of Odd Eel
lows Hall, on Seventh street. at their meeting on
Friday night, declared dividend Of Is per cent,
from the earnings Of the past year.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

Ar CoLLEoE.-The youngest son OF Presi,
dent Johnson about thirteen years Of age, entered
Georgetown College last week, and will 90 through
The regular course Of studies,
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nol0 Third Assistant Postmaster Genera
OFFICIAL.-THE WAR DEPART
" MBNT

WAR DEPARrNBxr,)
ADJurASr GRSERAL's oyrIcs,
wAsHINaroS, Sept 29 1866
In order to correct misrepresentation In respect to
the payment Of bounties authorised at the last session
ofCousrsss the Secretary Of War directs the following
statement to be Published:
"Ths pay uent Of bounes to soldiers under the act
tersrenee Of the Presdsu Soon asr tie adj ournmsnt
Of Congress Board with General Candy president,
payment Of the authorized bounties This duty In.
volved the consideration Of acts Of
ana upon a.psnd. ths popsr OF over
elslmants III. Board devoted ihsm,sivss diligently to
to he Secretary Of War That ocsr revised the rssu.
laons, and having doubts In respect to some Of the
port 70 The Attorney General who after mature con.
sideraton, advised certain changes. The matter
.saa .sa n snS the
asssr. xsls promptly paeIi.bsd and order. q
WAS interference BY the President the Secretary Of
the Treasury The report wa. not suppressed seen
der the directions Of the ssereary Of War with much
diligence as the dieutie: Of the subject and the mag.
nud. o. the " h mould sSm
msnt Of bounties to oolored troops Congress. had man
iie:tsd an sn.iGu. ds,r' by .%cnd%:n: Of the a1
Fhs amount of these bounties /. estimated At nearly
II his duty have the regulations Of the Pay Depart
ment carefully revised so as to provide any additional
checks that might the bounty to cvlored soldiers
was therefore referred 10 General Csnby Board and
upon their report being made payment Of these boun
ties Was ordered For the temporary suspension Of
msnt neither the President nor the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 responsible. All the time taken was
quirod BY to the oolored soldier and the publie
treasury and carry out the manifest purpose OF Con-
gress to protect the soldier, As far might be
done BY carefully prepared regulations, against being
cheated out Of his bounty
B. D. TOWNSEND,
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

STEALING CLoTHING.-Charles Powell, n
colored man, was arrested in the Fourth ward by
Officer Lewis on suspicion Of stealing trunk filed
with clothing from another colored man, named
Stewart A lot Of clothing and watch were found
In the house of Powell in Prathers alley, and were
taken to the station.house. The accused was
locked up for a hearing.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12
f I n A n ClAL,

T AY OOKE & 60,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET, opposite THE TREASURY,
buy and sell at surrsn. market rates, aud keep son.
s.sstiv on hand fall supply of
GOVERNMENT sosDsL
sEvRS .THIRTI1,
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS
Orders for Stocks Bonds, &C., executed and Collee.
tions made on all accessible points.
sepl-du
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR

L AM Vt I'm
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OPYIoB,
wAsHisaroH August %, 1850.
On the petition Of John B. Moftt, Of Chelsea, MassA-
ehusetts formerly Of Pqua, Ohio, praying for the
tension OF patent granted to him the 3oth day Of
November, 1889, for an improvement In Grain Separa
tors rsirsued the l7th day Of May 1850 in three
divisions 4, B. and c. numbered respectively 49, 7l6
and H. this petition being for the extension Of the
Issue B. numbered 7l6 for seven years from the expra
ton Of said patent which takes place the sOth day
OF November, 1855,
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once MONDAY, the l2th day Of November
next at l2 o'clock m. and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to hls
In the Patent once their Objections specially set forth
In writing at least tosnty days before the day Of hear
ing; all testimony fled BY either party to be used at
the said hearing, must be taken and transmitted In
eordsncs with the rules Of the ocs which will be fur
nishsd on application;
Deposition; and other papers, relied upon as tss-
mony, must be ned In the Office ttoenty days before the
day sf hearing the argumsnts any, within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered, aso that this notice be Published In the Re-
PUBLICAN and the Inteliioencer, Washington, D. G.
and In the Journal Boston, Massachusss, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst ofsad publications
to ct least sixty days previous to ths day Of hearing
T. G. THBAKRR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
0.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. se5-lAwSv
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

PREsENrED.-The Grand Jury of this Dis
trict have made a presentment to the Criminal
Court, of Sanford Conover alias J. A. Durham,
charging him with perjury before the Judiciary
Committee Of the House Of Representatives, and
spirators. Conover was brought to this city last
week by New York officer and is confined In jail
In default of bail,
The national Republican., 1866-11-12
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The national Republican., 1866-11-12

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATHIC
&c DIsPENsARY.
This charitable institution, much needed In this
city, will open on MONDAY, October %, on q street,
siI, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON ESQ.,,
GEORGE Z. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. S. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free V
charge.
The Dispensary being supported by free eontribu-
tons, all those we'll disposed towards tho poor may
send their contributions to tho Treasurer, John @.
Clarke, Rsq, Bank Of Riggs Co or to the Fec
aud Fifteenth
The rooms will be opened from . tod Up. m, daily,
Sundays excepted,
DTs T. S. Verdi OF Washington, aud C. s. Verdi, Of
Georgetown, and any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be in attendance.
oe2s.n T. g. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
DOYCE'S LADIES' AND GENTS ICE
yania avenue, between four-and a'half and Sixth
streets. - ~
The largest and coolest DINING ROOM, the most OK
tensye BILL OF FARE, and the LOWEST PRICES In
the city. TABLE BOARD, twenty-five dollars per
MONTH with choice from Bill Of Fare, and meals at all
hours.
Open from o'clock a. IN. until 10 p. N.
- NO LIQUORS SOLD. "a
Ice Cream, Water Ices, Confsetionsry, and ohoiss
Pastry constantly On hand, sulA'
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
This association hold q special meeting on Satur-
day, at their In Fants building, on street;
Col. james A. TAFT in the chair, and Capt, Rud.
yard secretary.
The new band Of the association, numbering
eighteen pieces, with Capt @. L. Rau as leader,
and Mr.. John P. Spanier director, were In attend.
ancs and enlivened the meeting with the perform.
ance Of some excellent music.
The business for which the meeting was called
was the consideration of the revised constitution
A lengthy discussion took place, and the question
was postponed until the next meeting.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

RoUGH ON THE BoYs-Many Of the juve-
niles Of this city not to be aware that the fol-
lowing s the law in regard to, the playing Of ball
and handy on the public streets:
"And be It enacted that It shall not be lawful
for any person or persons to play the game Of foot
ball, or any other game with ball, handy or any
game by which ball. stone, or other substance, Is
struck propelled by stick or cane, In any ave.
nue., alley, or street in the city Of Washington,
under a penalty Of not le,s than one dollar for
each and every offence.'
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n F F I G l A L .
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rfHAudH OPYICr 0ctober 1896

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
PHAIoE orYIcE, October, 1896.
Letter.siie envelopes stamped cents, made Of =
cheaper quality Of paper than those heretofore issued
furnished BY the Department at ss2 90 per thousand
eng t2so exclusive Of postags and in proportion for
less quantities.
The better quality At 4sl 80 per thousand IL not how
ever, superseded but will be supplied heretofore
and DESIRED will be ruled for the address, without
additional charge. This 10 the only hind Of envelopes
furnished with ruled lines.
In using ruled envelopes the supsrserpon should be
written before placing the letter In the envelope other
wise the lines will be concealed.
Upon all letter and oheial size envelopes there will
be printed across the end without additional charge
the Names business and Post once address Of parties
and request TO return, II unclaimed, within given
tms-ths whole not to exceed four nes-when ordered
in quantities Of ave hundred and upwards Of any speci.
40 denominaton.
Among the sdvsntsgss secured to the public by the
use Of stamped envelopes are:
First. Chsapnsss.
Second Security to correspondence in this that the
stamp cannot be removed nor lost.
Third where request 10 endorsed for tho return Of
the letter. II will not be sent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE In
the event Of It's delivery, but will be returned d.
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The postage on stamped envelopes, spoiled In direct
ing, will be refunded In stamps as provided In section
ls9 Postal Regulations
By order Of the Postmaster General:
A. N. ZRvELY,
polO Third Assi ant postt sste Gam
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

GRAND LARcENY-Jefierson Lucas and
George W. Barnes. two colored boys, were arrested
on Saturday night by Officer Coomss. Of the Fourth
ward, for stealing quantity Of lead pipe from the
junk shop Of Mr.. Conroy at the corner Of Second
and streets. The officer learned that they com.
mittsd the larceny several days ago, and caught
them on Saturday evening while they were endeav-
oring to sell the stolen property They were locked
up for q hearing.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

BASE BALL.-To.day at the usual time and
place. match comes of between tho first mines ofthe
National and Olympic clubs ofthis city. As Williams
has resigned his position pitcher Of the club, and
Berthrong, on account of an injured hand, is COM
pslled to play short stop, the oympics aatter them
selves that the present champions Of the South"
will be obliged to exercise unusual skill to defeat
them. On Tuesday game comes of on the grounds
Of the National between two closely matched clubs,
tho Unions and the Jefersone.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12
BDICAL STAFF.

SURGEON IN CHARGE
JH. THOMPSON, NJ. D., lsi street, between Twen-
tlsth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sURdRoSs.
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
JOS. RiLEY, M. D., Georgetown.
THOs. MILLER, NJ. D., street, Washington.
a: y; 7: 0ARNETT, N. D., New York avenue.
W. 7. JOHNSTON, M. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

Applications for admissions be made TO any OF he
medical ssn Or the matron at the Hospital Orders for
admission 10 the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dained Of the Rev. c. H. Hall Rector Of the Epiphany
Church q the Rev. A. D. Gillette Pastor Of ths First
Baptist Church and Of surgeon In charge at his res
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be procured
throsgh the Surgeon General, United States army.
jy6 Q. u. HALL. D, D., essIsisIy.
The national Republican., 1866-11-12

DEATH OF AN EMINENT LAwyER.-William
Redin, Esq, one of the oldest and most eminent
members Of the Washington bar, died at his resi-
denoe, on Gay street, in Georgetown, on Friday
evening last. Mr.. Rsdin was born in Cambridge
shire, England, in 1871, and arrived in this coun-
try, at New York, on the 5th Of September, 1918,
settled in Georgetown and declared his intentions
to become citizen on the 2sth Of December fol.
lowing, on which day he was admitted He was
known as very able and clear-headed lawyer es-
pscially in chancsry. His punctuality in keeping
engagements, accuracy in dealing, integrity Of
character, and familiarity with the rules Of prac
tice were proverbial. For many years past he has
held tho position Of Auditor Of the Court.
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.aH
The new Methodist Church is rap
idly approaching completion. 1t will
be one of the best church edifces in
this part Of the State, and reflects
much credit upon the liberality of
the congregation and the citizens of
this thriving place
DR.. Andrew Lewis Is building
fine residence near the II ~ G. De-
pot Il will be an ornament to the
town, tiaaa es a. iausa "a
The Gibson County Agricultural
Society meets tomorrow at one
o clock p Mat the Court House, for
the purpose Of electing officers for the
coming year, and for other business
One Of the new enterprises of
Princeton is the Steam Sorghum Mill
of Mr.. j. X. Finney, on the railroad
south of town. The Clarion says
ItisaneW enterprise ia orr apidst, and
bids fair to be popular one, IT having
given entire satisfaction so far The mo-
lasses manufactured there is superior to
any OF the kind we have ever seen before.
IL is worth at least 50 per cent. more than
amy we tlaye seen made gnstht culinary
manner. ff.st ......,tr
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spread me Truth

" i. IT, y. .
Some medical men insist that IL A. un-
dignified 10 advertise a remedy, however
valuable II may be. Queer reasoning This.
TITS Saying tltat-an artiele-wi1iclt the
world needs should be hid In corner
that -blessings. and benefits may be. too
widely dfffusedAths tthe fneans s0f pro-
tecting and restoring health should be a
close monopoly, and not accessible 10 all.
That arguments ~ bad. IL Is worse than
that; IL ~ thurman. suppose HOSIEI-
TIERS STOMACH BIrTERS-an absolute
specific for Dyspepsia, Billion ness, and
Nervous Debility-.had never been known
ibeypnd thefepertOirc Of the faculty. what
would have been the cOnscquenceY In
stead OF curing and invigorating millions,
have been contined % acomparatiVe lew.
There IL tlfsa hithat authority for saying
that light should not be hid under a
bushel; that whatever IL excellent should
he placed as a city on hill, where all men
can take e99gnizane2 q Ia IL y UPON TINS
verised, aud continue 10 be advertised, in
every newspaper OF any prominence in
the Western Hemisphere, and that the
spontaneous Testimonials In its favor have
been translated into all written languages.
IhOnsanda enjoy perfect health to-day
who would be languishing on beds OF sick
ness AZ the nesSspapery llad not lread me
clht and coyTecfire far and wide. suppose
pfofit has been reaped from this publicity
liz that any argument against IT. II the
public health has been protected; n lives
hnve been saved " the feeble have been
strengthened, and the sick restored great
good has been accomplished; and who so
mean as to grudge the cNertionst thus
directed their fair reward
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Ansisen,ents.

NEW METROPOLITAN There was large
and highly respectable mud intelligent au-
adienoe at the Theater last might, and all
were loud in praise OF the performance.
nearly all the characters being we'll sus-
tanned. The loudest eulogies were be-
slowed upon Mr. Golden. Mrs, Golden, De
Berger, Miss Richmond and Miss Edwards.
Mrs. Go.den's songs were most charming.
Petite Daisys song was loudly applauded,
as was the singing vs. neBereer and Miss
Richmond, .,aa5.eea 81
Mrs Golden takes a benefit Tonight, and
the bare announeemenb of the fact will
suffice to MI the house to Overlooking. She
is deseryedly the idol of the theaterrgoeTs
of Evansville. She. appears tonight in
one of her best characters-as Victorine i'm
the play of that name. with songs. Buy
seats early.A U 40
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A Large Sale OF Real Estate at Auc-

p aEIf Ky ft'v'tI ~ asIIsEz
Walker & Lunkenheimer will sell
at the Court House on Saturday next,
TO the highest bidder. 588esf
A business lot on First Street, near
Main, the property OF Kron's heirs.
= A Brick House and Lot on, Front
Street, adjoining the Kentucky House.
Also Lots insthe Donation Ealarge-
ment, Stockwell's Enlargement,
Southern Enlargement, Aikman's
Subdivision, and Lamaseo City. Also
q acres Of land near Cody's Mill, and
40 acres of land in Perry Township,
near Col. Rheinlander's. belonging to
Kron's heirs. Also 200 acres in Scott
Township.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ Terms made known at the time
Of sale. N oct30 d3t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
LOCAL NOTICES.
Important 10 Merchants.

4 meeting Of the Board of Trade,
to which all other merchants and
business men Interested in the COM
'mercial prosperity of the city are in
yited, viii be held this friday even
ing at Baird K Starts, No. 8 North
Water Street, at Z o'clock. ass s8af b
a The object Of the meetings. to take
such steps as may seem{best 20 have
the inspection of cotton. on the Ten
nessee River SO changed as to allow
shippers there TO send it ito such
points as they may prefer. 4 1'i "
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TnE WR1rINa scnoo1. I've adror

THE WRITING School. I'VE drop
ped in last knight/at NO. II Main
Street, over Thos. Knfh's Leather
Store, next door to the Eureka Ba-
zaar, to witness the opening of Prof
Jennings Writing School We are
sorry. 10. say there werelbut few pupils
present. We hope oar citizens will
not neglect 50 useful branch Of edp-
cation. The Professor is perfectly
competent to teach this art, and comes
to US with, the highest reeommendp-
tons. Let the boys and girls go and
learn to writeJ iiJsT AVA e8VhHa =
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doubt go to Frankfort. After he has
served his time out he will probably
take to publishing a Democratic news
paper, and go to abusing Methodist
preachers We advise him to learn
the stoneTeutting business We are
told he has a wife and several children
at Greensboro.