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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA
~ BLES, FENOlNG- WhARvES, &C.,
AT GIEGR0R0


Wa:h,nste., %. &. June is, 1856 S'''0"$
nndsr the direction OF Captain George I. Brown,
osfoes a. % and On oohnap: HSg
the same hour each day Thereafter, (eIcept FRI
an s shs ahS Dc, ssi %..s
posed Of, the following described public property.
.Eieyen nl) OFFICES, frame 2sxl.o. two sto.
rtes, l6xI l6xS3, two 20x29, two etoriesJ l6x33
stehes adjoining loxl6J l2xs2, lsxl6. two s5x26
Eighty nine lss, LABoREBs' QUARTERS,
one iSxis, with shed adjoining ski. iIAi'' ana
Ten li9i DWELLINGS, Ifrsms iasrso, two sto.
sss i5a with wing i51 an. ISpf two sSHft
adjoining sxi2 and loxlo, l6a20, with wing lOxI4
MESS iass aSGsSs lsf Crane xl
Iis.I 2;Tiso, with addition: ioxisJ ss,5c, 1.-TWO
Thirty, two ts.l STABLES tfr ame, } twenty four
2Sxts2 sig 2sAS6. one llx32, and one Isx29, with
One 'p a Ros ff STABLE, Crramey with
On" T. iss ISL Il srABLE, frame, with ssls
Tse"ty CO.. q BUIIpINas. frame, 2sxss. 2sxss,
xs5 ssi ms .ssse sSaa and i7 ,H9t 'A2'
ThHy Two So WAFE s TfatNKs 4xe two fee.
deep
Seventy eight t78) HANGERS, s}zxIs; three
~" Tweity ssSIoTTaoUsEs
One o. HAY SHED, ll2Xsl2
One GRAIN HOUSE. (franeD 5iN 22O
Three 90 WHARNES: One 4O,l6l square feet,
One lS9 feet ana enc $50 square feet
One ID STOREUOUSE lframel 52Nls0
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS, (frame) 4sxl6O
and 36Xl6O
Ono 81 ENGINE HOUSE, I7N32.
The buildings will be ssId sIugiy. and must be
removed within twenty days
Fhe BUILDINGS will be taken down at the PEI SO
of the purchasers. The depot Is cess Die by
water ara vessels Of the largest class be loa
al the wharf
Terms Cash in Government funds.
A boat for GIesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
For further information apply in rerson or by
letter, TO Captain GEORGE BROWNING, A.
z. II 81, Giesboro, u. C., or 20 this office.
JAMES A EkIN,
Brevet Brigadier General U. : A, in charge,
je 81 tiyl0 tirst Dt vision. q. VI G. o.
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Across THE NISCIO.-Thar is the iatest teIe
gram by The Halifax steamer: The Italian
army Is across the MIncio.'' In other words
GaIibaldi Is now on recognized Austrian terri
toTy, and means 70 have the first blow The
hIncio. the re adler need scarcelv - Informed
eTneT res from the soui hern ~ tremIty of axe
Caro-, and flows 10 a south terIy dire ton
un'il uffCr course of some 8 miles II ioins
The Pc near GovernOlO Goito and Mantua
are OF as banks. from which last city, down
ward, j. > nayigable for Oarces. If Ia. Itaitns
could get INTO Iantua. Victor Emanuel will
have made good beginning-but before thar
stronghold falls by siege o. by direct ;ssluI,
We suspect good many hard knocks WI nave
to b. exchanged The city Is surrounded by
swsMps. crossed by aTtif sial dams which
connect u with sundry fortified suburbs and
OUT As-to capture or reduce which VIII be
NO holiday work-N. J. Erprsss
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, 10Th June l6s6
Proposals will be received for the delivery for
the use ef the Department, for about. No l. GO
tens. No. 2 $50 tons best quality Baltimore Com
paLy
White Ash Anthracite Coal, (2,sio pounds T. the
ton
40 tons best quality Baltimore Oompanys White
Ash Anthracite Coal, egg size
200 tons best quality Red Ash Coal. same size
Also, FOR about 81 cords best quality Of Baker
Pine Wogd 10 be delivered a. sach times and in
en- n dua1.tities ss may bo required.
Bics will be received until the nth of July, ad-
dressed 10 the General uperintendent Of Treasury
buildings, under cover of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and 10 10 binding for two weeks after
that ate. the Department TeservIPg the right 70
REJECT all or any portion Of the bids received
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given Of the ability OF the parties
to MI the contract. Ie lid
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SEIZURE or A WHISKY DIsTILL RRY.-A few
DAYS "gO large whisky distlllerr was seize6
Ia New York. charged with defrauding the
government. II Is stated that about Piph-
thousand gallons OF whisky We're found con-
Ceai-d m the building, all OF which Will prC b1
bly, D. cOnflScatet. The alleged proprieto~ OF
the eSfablIshUHn mt denied. when questioned nv
the officers before the seizure was made. .hif
the premises we're used tor Il disJillery A
bIIsf - trCh. however, proved that the -tat.-
uent was untrue. All the liquor, which il
NalGed n about SIxtr en- thousand dollars. WAS
T'auy Tor delivery. IL is of a good quality
aUG vas distilled rom nClaSSes The revenue
agent has discovered thar I large number of
wealthy capitalists have invested money in
the manufacture Of Illicit whisky. owing 70
The vast profits arising from The business They
have employed parties To act "a the nominal
PROTECTORS OF tbeir establIS hment. IN o:der 10
sh ED th6 mselves from the cOnse lUpuces u. a
Prosecution for detecting the revenue
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MUTILATED.-The murder Of a noted des.
peIado named johnson. elas McNiel, in New
Orleans has created con siderable excitement
m that city from the peculiar ierocity of the
attack and the well-kI own and desperate
character Of the murdered man. The Plea
gums gives the following summary of the
wounds found on tte body; Pistol shots -one
about an IN Oh above the navel: one about two
inches below: one through each lung: ON !.
on the inside OF the left leg: one near the lie Il
eye: one near the upper part of the left tennI :.
one below the left ear. There were three sta -
an the left liver and three the Ief. 81 ie.
penetrating near the heart. He was very
enectualIy kIll.d 49,
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e~Gen. Slocum had his pocket picked of a
gold watch while getting Off the ste.mar
Chauncy Vibbard. al West Point, on Wednes-
day.
81 The country people say the last vesur q.
been hot on humans, but JUST the thing for corn
~ Mrs. VIM. Ray (colored) made AN unsuc-
cessiui attempt to drown herself In Hartsord
CnreguIied love-.
81 Brlsham Young cansed the arrest of a
man for ING curing At he was married
sVA Young lady at Newborn tainted aura,
on saturday. and was picked up almosr dad
from the effects of tight-lacing
~ Jane Mseker has obtained a divorce from
Theatre. lnfideIity. " l
- A sixteen year old boy in Pi.tsbprob ID,
h,s oeen indicted for seduction under rrorniss
OF marriage He was convicted OF a lesser or.
fence. w.
~Jacob Weaver, ESQ, deputv sh.-;r =.
EauquIer county. Virginia. died s1ddenlv an
tuesday evening last, near Warrenton, from
apoPleXy. S"'
rIAnother eiOpement in Toronto-a voun.
Siergy man and amiss Of 1s.
g1rWsshing the head with cold h,.,L g..
cree or twicea week. will keep the hair fron,
falhng on. prevent its growing gray, and give
Il fine, lively lusre. ei'o
~ isly estOn nudge fined one of the mar
ties IN 4 snit hfty dollars for atfernntng ~ -,
f,oa - a JUROR who was holding ont i'm his "a :
yrr. 'A AIS Ia.
a5~The pracIce OF throwing yitrio, unon \.
Y o0Aiyh' ~.
- Il New YORK paper says that large whis.
s.rs 1Ed large SKIRTS have disappeared from
broldw 4y--gone To SaratOga. ~
- The salt Lake News says OF the Morr,o,
somea' ny Their fruits shall they be KNOW :,
'eh they VIII De pretty well known, for their
fruits are boun,itul ~ VAC"
= livery inhabitant OF the United States
paws three cent? a day for Internal tax alone 20
.4ie = l'i'e1 .s.1es Government, or the amount
Es0A woman in Buffalo recently gave her
t' 10 boy eleven years OF age, three Pms
TdCh serpent eggs for worms The worms
a. Killed and 90 vas the child
" portland man has invented 2 coffin lid
Win mirror in IL, 50 that 3 view OF the hodv
riay he presented 10 those st a distance tnus
saving lime N THIS portion u the funeral cene.
ncnV. 800
= NJ Spencer was standing on the edge a,
re west Hartford Reservoir, "Wednesday At.
ftrnoon. Vhtn be vas knocked into The wafsr
~ Dol, OF lightning and drowned
- Cot James II. Blood, City Auditor a, :.
80, &c, nas come 20 grief,-fcrtnne sqnan-
cereci ana name blasted forever Sp.rItaalis.
y women.
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PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.

BBrsoH O NGrigdtioa, Macy Dspartusat,l
Vas iggiOa JUNE 18th, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Bureau
until IL m on Saturday. the 18th OF uly proxiIno
for the supply Of Commanders, and Nayigstors'
Stationery at the Navy Yard. New York. for nae
on board vessels Of the United States navy
Printed schedules giving . list Of the names and
Quantities OF the articles required will be fur nj
on application either TO the Burs an dir ctly or to
the Navigation once, Navy Yard, New York,
where samples may be seen
No proposal will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by evidence that the bidder 10 a recognized
the proposals are complete for ali the articles in
find and quality e stated on the chedgIs with
Hureau reserves the right To REJECT anv or ali OF
the bids which shall not be for the interest OF the
Government to accept.
F. Every offer must lie accompanied By q written
guaranty OF ability to perform a contract and
snretles In the full amount will be required to
=. Proposals will be endorsed Proposals. for Sta.
and t. tss Chief 81 THE Blu
ie l6.2sw4w Chief of Bureau OF Navigation.
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PROPOsALs FOR COAL AMP WOOD.

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Orfrs 81 Ihs ScI EenHf at Arms,
Washington, Jnue ~, lSeo.
Sealed Proposals. will re received at this ONCE
until IL o'clock noon. on SATURDAY, the l4th
day of July De1t. for the delivery of seven hun.
dred (lOOl tQns .t2,240 peundsl of large Egg or
oughly screened
Also, nifty cords best PINE WOOD, thoroughly
seasoned.
The Coal 70 be weighed and the Wood measured
by the Chief Engineer or his assistant and packed
away in the Senate vaults under his direction
The " hole of the Coal and W God 70 be delivered
or before the 5lst Of August following
GEO. T BLOWN,
20 20-dtd Sergeant at. Arms u, 3 senate
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L o T H 1 N G.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
PWedH Prertstons dnd Clothfng. June 90 1876 (
Separate Proposals, sealed and end orsed Pro.
poeals for Navy Clothing and Cleihing Msterials.
will be received 1t this Bureau until Q 'cieck n
on the 2sd day Of July, 1856, for furnishing and
9everfns Con receiving thirty days noticeJ st the
Us nav Yard 1t Brooklyn, y. :, in such mum.
sers sno Quantities. and IT tuch times A NAV he
specified BY the Chief Of this Bureau or by the
Commendant Of 8. Id Navy Yard. the numbers and
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following list, viz: : WV
Blue FLANNEL. yards, .os 900.
Calfskin Shoes. pairs. 6.O00.
Blankets, number, 70 OO
Inc FLANNEL to be deliverable one half in o.
and one halffn 10 days.
Offers may be made for one or more articles. .s
the option Of the bidder and in case more than one
article 10 contained in the offer the Chief OF the
bureau will have the right to accept one or more
the remainder.
Tor description Of the articles in the above liz.
bidders ere referred to the samples ct the Nav
Yards At New York and Boston, and for informa-
ton a. 10 the laws and regulations Tin pamphjet
forml regarding Contracts - the offices OF the
OomnendaAts and Paymasters Of the several Nsyv
Yards. '
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous TO the Gov.
eI pment. je % Iavsw
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO SIP
Il Piled TO THE NAVY YARDS. IN
DER TIE C0GNIZASCE OF
THE BUREAU OF STEAM
ENGINEERING

Nary Department, Bnreau OF seem rgrineer,ng.t
s..,o, Wa a,s a.. %. G, June I9. 1855.
Navy for the fiscal year ending June u lsG.wili be
received at this Bur' an until 10 o'cIoc a m Of
The leth OF July nett, at which time the proposals
The proposals must be add re>sea To the Chief Of
the Bureau OF Steam Engineering. Nav DEPART
meDt, Washington, aud must he endorsed, PRO
posals for Materials tor the Navy. )" that they may
be distinguished from other business letters
Printed schedules for any class, toeethe- with
Instructions 10 bidders, giving the forms O.. %
Posai, Il guarantee aad of certificate of "a =. "a
tors VIII be fnrnishedl te such persons as desire
to hid, application to the com man danIs OF the
respective navy yards and those of all the yards
Oh application TO the Bureau.
The Comm apdant OF each navy yard and the Pur-
chasing Psymsster of each station will have A
COPY OF the ,chelu.es of tie other wards. fer ex
animation only. In ord or tn persons who intend
to bld may Judge whether ~ 10 desir4b.e To In a
application for any of the classes of ;Iose verbs
he oposal must be 'or tn whole of a class
and all applications for information or for the ex
animation Of samples, must be made to the Com
mauranis Of the re- pectve yards.
The proposal must be accom- anied by q certi A =
cate from the Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the district IN which the bidder Resides that he has
alioense to deaf in the articles for which he pro-
poses and he must further show th at he Is A man,
which pc offers to supply. The rnsrantors mast
ce Cerufe by the Assessor of Internal Revenue
f.. the district in V hich they reside
fhe contract will be awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the euarante. rs
quired 10y law. the Navy Department. k0wever,
which il may deem exorbfrant
snretIes in the fell amount will be required to
be certified TO the satisfaction of the Navy he :
raTtment AS additional security, twenty per
centuM will he withheld from the amonnt ~ 81
bills unit the contract shall have been compIet. 4
and eighty per centum o: the amount of each bill
approved in triplicate 10y the Commandment Of the
respeci.e yards. will lie paid by the Paymns,ar
Of the station designated in the contract in funds
or certificates, at the option Of the Government,
within ten days after the warrant for the e..,s
shall have been passed by the Secretary of tn
Treasury. 0
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- II D l. K X A
" DISARMEDliI
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
DESTROYED

TIE CHEZ 6 b4sSkS e. DfEsTILENck
rI pK; =. COgRTARKT's DIsINIECTING
States and France. Prepared solely By VI the New
Nor Ssk a R9s9 sSo 0STp.ny Ct their
~ Cedar Street 49, 0"00'
xi Til; &C Company o,sssized permanent basis.
Di.h It's FuIns for :ief rooms. aur
sewers, cutters ships: railroads, hOspitais, pris
Sns and pabIic institutions of all kinds, saug
houses Oral and fst-boiling establishments; all
Of the latter g every farmer and whsrs7er poi.
sgnous and offensive gases exist. These agents are
intectants in the scientific meaning OF the words.
MISUNDERSTANDING in their places ealthfnI ar !;
they are DEsrRoYERs and NOS merely absorbents Of
they are used The attention Of MEDICAL and SCI
sn.inS men Is directed to these disinfectants. At
covery which, with hundreds Of Others can be seen
at the Company's office. -
To The Pres,dens Of the Nsie York Disisjea,ns Co.
Dsar sir II IS ali Il is represented 70 be: We
considsr that have found an article wheb s a0w
80 .- I. RossaLL 4 Co.
19Me P,esidsnt Of the Nsw lork D,sinJsets.r Co. ::
to be the Bee. We IL wth9a
GA. sTrTsos." Xs: :sSG House.
Az ~. AuSeo Olslntectenu are used by the
spsS'y;snsen under the direction OF the SANITARY
fsiice o. the Metropolitan Health Department,
sP6wELi THOMPSON, a. oxp.. a. Nv
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
me a1ssass' 70 whom all orders should be ad
Ter sale BY all Druggists and General Ds.lers in
the United 1tatec and Canadss, -
Agent for. Washington, JAMES NOLAN, 372
rennss Nanle eysnne. my IL sm
TRIls1HAl.Prosscssd b Royal Latter. Pa.
~. t tsss q 4 11sand md s:esrsd 81 the seals
college OF Hediolne, Vienna A1ASs"s
Irsesnar Ao: !, = the snsctuA remedy for Relax.
non, SDermathorrheee, end Hxhaustion Of The
Sys; 3D.. TIE Eo; he Snarsiy suDen:edsd
mar No g the iSAlIssis rsms1y fof sil Impasi.
nes and Secondary Synptoms, thus Obvisfins
Sns use OF mercury and al othsf dsIstsrfous inSrc.
Each yrsDarstion IL IN the form Of . most asrs..
ABLE Lo1enge, secured from the eAects 81 cllnnsfa
nd cha49ee 81 afmosphere, In In cases. 6 Qs each,
sSus :sss 81 Z b, va soF g. snS Il g s:.s
1inisesssd b vslDsaa, sallansnda. Hoax, a.:
Mholsssis ana retail By DR.. BARROW, No. lsa
.sisis '5sS oss D. FORD No. SEQ n. ave..
HAND AND GLOVE, novel; hv Me. n.
II wards, SOC. Armadale. BY Willie OoiIins-
ri.i 1i:toIy g the Rebellion, i.rt ~ Ss Pi &.
HoLp ksview, for June. SOC. lectures On Ma
s;say o History By ee'di Tsi mn
i ASE!AIsI De SAINT TLoUI; La PETITE
seue de 10 eetgliere; Les DaiRts de Fee: ~ Pc
n,s V1seau1; LIE Bstsille de Danes; La Pcudre
sA TRANCK TAYLOR.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALrIMoRE AND oHIe RAILROAD.
ID WAsHINsroN, June -, ieee


~
Trains between WASHINGTON AID BAkr1-
MORE. and W AsHIN TON AND TIE WEST. are
now run - fellows. viz.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct %. 7:O. spe
Ills .. n and RS, and 40, and $40 On
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. eIoept Sunday t zoo, .. m, ara
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AsSAPoLIe
JUNCTION.
Leave 1t 8 Is and o. AN. and at 1;Ss and So N
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Lesve 1t 7fo and ] 80 o.. m, and 80 D. m. no
trains 90 or frem Annspohs On Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave 81 f:9 O. and - and $40 -. N
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave st z 80 D. m and as and $50 D. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF the ksr.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct q 30 Q. m. and %
On Sunday at go D. m. only. connecting et Relay
staton With trains from Baltimore 70 Wheeling,
THRoUsG fioKkrs 70 the Wet can be had Q,
the Washington Station Ticket once at all hsHu
In the day. - well st the once IN the Ameri
can Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania svesus.
between AZ and 9th streets.
Fer New York, Phiisdslphia, and Boston, ZEE
advertisement Of Through Line i"
W. p. SMITH, Master OF TRANSPORTATION,
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C III GEO. 3. K00NTZ. Agent, wAshiag ton.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE or GovERNMENr PORrABLE

0ioQ~arts' H q. oeesb DTo' % Hesh,:ge~}
Willie sold at public auction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel
James n More. A. Q. NJ. on SATURDAY july
Z, 1866, at Il O'Clock n the following descri bed
buiidings situated East &c pitoi street, between
9Th and 7tb sta eets east =
-Four 90 Portable Bulldogs, each lsx?4 feet
70 Three tSl Portable Buildines, each lzNe0 feet.
One ID Sink, SIS feet.
Tie buildings will be sold singly, and must be
removed within ten days from date of sale,
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
oh. RUCKER,
Bvt Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarterm astar.
ie 30-6t Depot OF Washineton
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I've heelth
II and ytgor to the frame and blood @ the vol0d
symptoms, and II NO treatment iesobmtte1 q, co.'s
oaDDt5on, insanity Or eDlleDue IT. On0u0, - -
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suhkaHTHS5SSA h sT5aAIEfFau.
j. H. THOMPSOH n. D.,

AZ Al I'is
zoe. HARN9e, n D. eureeon Gsn1 o. 8. A.
zhSs s aakffEE444 s:s 1 %;s. s,:ss.
SRAtfSSS TYEHk, H. B. B., S eoassso~n. 81
.ApPlications Tor adni.Iien can b made e any Of
OrdeIs for adnission to the IHHE beds Of t6is In
Citation can es obtained Of the Rev; G. H. Hall,
Rector Of tho Epiphany Church: Of the Rev. A. b.
GIL EITE. Pastor Of the LIST Baptist Church, and
efths Surgscn N Cherse = bis residence. Orders
s,s, 81 tss BE- procured through ne
my is Sm O. 81. HALL, d. D.. Secretary.
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DOTOMAa TRANSFORMATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RyTHER,
leaves " ashine ton al 6 a N. aud Al 49,
exandris at q Q. m EVERY SAT ER4-N
URDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry -
Smiths Point, Chatterton Landing. Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Pope's Greek Biun Point,
Plowden's Wharf, Bancasters Wharf stones
Wharf, Curriopen Bay. Fox Wells Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore 81
J.B. BRYAN BRO. Agents,
sD7-u No. 34S Penna avenue.
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DROPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. June %, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment for the very Add sfsrsee of
400 tons q beet quality WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, furnace size, 2 40 lbs. to the ton
90 tons best quality BED ASH, egg size, G. go
To be delivered between September 1, 1866 and
January I, lso7. Also for
100 cords best qualify Sfa.oned OAK WOOD.
80 CORDS best Bakers PINE VOID
The Wood TO he delivered at such time and in
such Quantitiss may he required.
Bids will be we'd At this OF until July 10,
1870. The Department reserves the right TO reject
all or any part Of the bids.
No bios viii lie considered unaccompauied by
Ell OLMSTED,
re '2-dtjlo Supt. Poet Once eulidins.
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UNCLAIMED GOODS.

anFEICE OF ADAMS BXPRBsS COMPANY,
" WAsHISGroN, d. o., June -, 1850.
The following UNCLAIMED PACKAGES. with
others wit hout marks, will, II not taken within
thirty days from this date, be Sold a: Pubite Aue
tioa TO pay charges. o. o. DUNN, Agent.
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FNIIlBLED AND DKLIOATI OONeT1T1
fHAOT DuOHU. nwfn 0ye bFisk and eneres17o
ceilings. 90 enable yeu . 0x6S ven. ~
" EDAM CHEESE.
just iDporto N. ". BURCHELL,
NV Corner 18th and UfY0o6
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TBgOUGH LINZ BETWEEN Whs1INGTOb
IL PHILADELPHIA AND SEw YORK.
49, ssEssss 49, ssEs2

WASHINGTON. March Is lSss
frsihs between Washington and New York .re
DOW run O. follows viz.
FOB NEW YORK, without ohsnEe OK cars,
leave daily Except Sunday At 50 q. "a. and 70
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars al Pbnadel-
Leave daily teIcept sundayl 1t ms Q. On. ana
4:S .. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except SuudayD st 80 and N IN n
N e, sud 40 and CSC D IN.
on SUNDAY.
leave fo- New York and Philadelphfa ct $50 .,
N only.
sleeping cars for New York Oh ess , M trai,
daily.
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be mad AZ the Station Once at a hours
In the day as well ss AZ the Office I'm the amer
lean Telegraph building, Pennsylvsnis svenus.
See Baltimore and Chic Railroad sdyartt.enen.
pApolis, and the West
w.P. sMITa, Master OF Tran. sorta alton.
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C S-d GEO. KoOSTZ, Agent. Wash y zton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-06
PROPOSALS.
DRuPOsALs FOB LINE.

Chief (sar.e,,nnster's Oace, Dspot Of Wash,nstsH,
WdSAugrfoR. ID e.. J1ly 8. Is6. 4
Sealed Proposals. are invited unul Il n, on
SATURDAY, July i {, 1866, for the delivery OF
1000 BUSHELS OF UNSLACKED BUILD
ING LIME,
weighing not less than eighty tso) pounds t. the
eushel
This Lime to be delivered at the Lincoln De-
pot. east Of the Capitol. - required. The whole
number of bushels to be delivered in twenty (eQl
day from the opening OF bids.
Payment TO be made when whole amount fs de-
Hvered
Proposals should TO plainly marked Proposals
for Lime, and addressed TO
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
jy Std Depot of Washington, ID. q.