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the church in which the congregation was
assembled. DR.; Castle hastily sketcned several
harities and gittsA highly interesting and instruc
tive portion of the address. He stated that great
0ism IN this country that he at time contem-
plated visiting the colonies He referred the early
history ofthe church ednce in which the ceremonies
were being held and stated that during the Revo-
lptionaIy war II had been made riding school BY
b He referred TO the early Conferences and to the
character OF the Bishops, announcing that not
single person who had held episcopal honors had
left q stain upon their Office, had not done
honor TO It. The greatest achievements of Metho-
dism in this country have been among the laborlng
cssses, though no portion Of the community has
been overlooked; he held that the peculiar form Of
the Methodist Church adapted IL 70 missionary labor.
He referred to the hardsnips that the missionaries
were forced 10 nndergo in carving the Gospel 10
the wild regions of the Western world. They were
the very kind OF men needed TO preach Gods word
In the wldernesses Of the land By their brave an
unappreciated efforts they have changed the state
TOciety in many portions of the country, adding to
he wealth and prosperity OF the nation, and making
many happy who would otherwise be besottsd and
degraded He referred 70 the efforts Of Methodists,
both male and female, during the late Rebellion
stating that they had sent more soldiers into the
field than any other because they had more TO send
a. Nss.e t oseu .d, 2 1ermSn mon WIN sTIing r. ~
the ministry and membership of the church. There
were still victories to WIN, and this time to
lay down the arms Of the great battle with the
After singing the doxology, and the benedeton
being pronounced by Rev. Mr.. CUNNINGHAM the
audience dismissed, after the reading Of
tain no,ces the Conference adjourned to meet at 70
O'Clock this evening, at the Union M E, Church,
Fourth street, near Arch.
CHRISTIAN UNION MEETING IN THE
EPIPHANY THIS EvENING.-The Christian Union
Association holds the first of series Of con-
ierences, to be holden once in two weeks, this
evening at u o'clock, in the Church of the
Epiphany, corner Fifteenth and Chestnut streets.
This society organized in 1863 for the purpose
of testing the several schemes for the unity of
Protestant Christendom, has confined its labors
hitherto to New York and vicinity. Some atten-
tion has been called to the character of these
labors by the famous pastoral letter of Bishop
Potter, OF New York, which traversed the field
of Its operations. Its mission is Liberty and
Union" in the Church of Christ at Philadelphia,
and commands the respectful attention Of all
Evangelical Christians. Rev. DR.. Porter, the
Chairman OF the Executive Committee Of the
Association, and the Rev. Henry Kimball, Sscre-
tary, will give an account of the origin, charac-
ter, and object of the movement. Eminent
diunes of every denomination will participate
in this conference.
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r SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE READERS OF THIS
PAPKR - lie extensive Clotnlng House OF Chares
stokes & Co Che smut street, under the Continental
AOte now offers larger and finer stock of Spring
clothing than be had at other house in this
CITY. Although the workmanship Is of the best, TIE
prices OF the garments range from tho lowest up.
wares, Here can be had tTst-cass Clothing, at and
below prices often paid for inferior goods, by per-
who think that off of Chesnut street things must
DO cheaper but Ore visit to this House will convince
any OF thar the arucle OF ReadY-made G OF Ing
the prices will be tOund TO be lower thao any other
OF The hrst-cass Clothing bouses IA tn city.
CHARLES SToKFs g. Co, CtOthiers,
Under the Continental Hotel.
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Observe the following symptoms resulting from nts
orders OF the Digestive organs -
Constipation, Inward Piles Flu ness OF Blood to tba
bead, Aoldity OF the stomach, Nausea. Heartburn
DlsEust tot FOOD, Fu or Weight in the
stomach, Sour Eructstisns sinking or Fut-
tering at he Pit Of the stomach swim
ming of the lead, auried and Diai-
cult Breathing, Fiu erng at the
Heart Choking or Suflecatnu
sensations when in lsmg
eostuTe, Din OF Vision,
- DOS OF Webs before the Sight
xFeVer and Dull ain in the Head
DehcieneY OF Perspiratlon, Ye lowness
,ol me Hkin and EN es Pain in the side
baGk, Chest, Limbs Etc. Sudden FIushes
or heat Burning in the Flesh Constant
naGnmgs of Evil and 1 reat Depression OF spirits
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
Senate.

Mr. Wilson Mass from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the bill for the estao-
lishmenG of an asylum for the relief Of Totally
disabled soldiers Of the army with certain
House au2 endments, which were agreed to.
Mir. Wilson (Mass) }, from the Military Commit.
tee, reported bill for the equalization OF boun-
ties to soldiers in the late war 1t gives to each
soldier who served In the late war cigh and
third dollars per month for every month OF ser.
vice rendered. deduetipg from this amount all
bounties paid by the United States. No bountes
Jshall be paid TO deserters nor any soldier dis.
CHARGED at his own request. Referred to the
Military Committee.
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l.sssSeg9 A DISCOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED Dot
tts 81 LARS and upwards in the price OF Stock
& Co. and other make Of Pia1 os.
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LOOK OUT for the grand ball of the Chippewa
Base Ball Club this evening. at the Musical Fund
Hal, Monday, 18th, 1866. Tickets, 81.
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NoTTINGHAM LACE OURTAINs VERY CHEAP =
A superior assortment, tolp 1 pr7cs as $40 pr
pain the material also by the yard. just open by
JOHN 81 FINN
4 e. corner Seventh and roh streets
P.S-See Mr. .Binn's attractive CORSET announce
ment elsewhere.
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CoRsKTs AT REDUCED PRIoEs-GREAr REDUC-
TIoNs Mr. John NJ. FINN will open to-day line
OF LFTepch Woven Corsets, at prices far below the
ug ual Tates:-
French Cane COrsets az 81 40 per pair
French WhaleboRe Corots at 81 so per pair.
FrencA WhRiebone Corsets finer, at 81 % per pair
Second qua ity, embroidered top az So 20 per pair.
flTst quality, embroidered top, at 81 80 Der par.
Embroidered top and front Corset at 80 90 per pair
r. member the stand, south asst corner OF Arcn
and Seventh strCats
IN. Finn has aiso ooensd Ire Of Nottingham
Lace CurJaRs, as iolO as S2'76 psrPaiT.
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Etc.. EtO.. Etc.. EtO.. EtO.
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
ski and trusses approved construction applied
by q. H. Needles, cor. Of Twelfth and Race streets
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PRIoEs REDUCED AS Low As BEFORE THE WAR,
Persons desiring photographs should bear in mind
the advantages of patronizng b. #. Reimers 1al.
lery, No. ga Arch street where superior pictures
are Inade at reduced Or ces.
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T30s, 6-20s, 10-40s, ISIS, Compound Interest
Notes, and Gold and Silver bought and sold by
Dfexel Co., No. "a South Third street.
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HAMsl HAMsl HAMsl-P r Lloyds Hams Davis
hams, jersey sugar curId hams, Newbods justly
celebrated hams, with many other choice varieties
are now offered at reduced prices by w. L. Mad
dock y Co., No. l1b s. Third street. above Chestnut.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Asceionssrs.
Extensive GALE OF HxosLLrnr HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCREN FURNkURR

AT AUCTION. -
On 1OHDAf and TUESDAY, the 2d and Sd
oays OF July next We shall cell. at 10 O'Clock on
each DAP at the large Boarding house, st the
ner OF and % streets, No. 399 % street west,
sacelient assortment Of Furniture, viz:
nne octave Piano, Stool and Cover
soeps S..s sSi.: AMI p III. css,,
fine Marble Top Centre, Side, and other Tables,
end Waeh Closesg - r.
Gilt Frame and other Mirrors
psmeek and other window Curtains
Painted and other Wtndew Shades
0irADdoles and Chandeliers
Walnut snd other Wardrobes
Marble top cottage Sets A.
Chino, elias, Crocksry, and Stensware. and Table
Plated Casters, Spoons and Forks
Mayble- top eud other Bureaus
Fine Jenny Lind, French. and other Bedsteads
Ieefner beos, beisters and Pillows
Fine hafr and other Mattresses and Bedding
Fire Velvet. Brussels, Stair and other Carpets,
and Hearth Rues
Pasease and other Uflcioths
bookcase and Writing Table,
Fine Walnut Jenny Lind, French, and other Bed
W:lnut EItensisn and other Tables
RefriRerstors
Cooking, Radiator. and other Stoves
zane sect, Eipins, and other Chairs
With an excellent assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash.
The ladies and gentlemen of Alex andria. George
town, and Wsehin gton. and the public in general,
are respectfully vited to the sale, the furni
tSre 70 Of good quality. They will find the sale
to be worthy their attention
Je3d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IL TIE sHPREAk CVgkT on THE BIS
TRICT OF COLUMRIA
Samuel Humphrey ct al
els, Equity Docket !
William poxna es nj

William Downs ct al. N'' Do0~e'''
William Miller and James T. WfIIisms thu
make salss of the property In the nrocssd, n r.
therein me ptiontd, having reported to the Oonyt
that In conformity with the decree passed in ssiS
cause they, on the Sd dsy Of May A. D. 1855, sold
slstine OF a small frame house; also Lot 2 in TIA
same 50 usre, TO John @. Weisend. for S772 A.:
sIso Lot 3, In the same square, to Ellen AXE for
renee Nc Mabon, Tor l82. IS: and they further r.
port hat At the same time and place they ofersd
Tor sale other lots mentioned In the said decree but
unressot able and bell vi ng O. ale Of Tie remstn
der Of SAID lots would be injurious TO the
OF the parties to the said cause, csused continua
., the al. % be nossponed 9stil the nth Gay
further report that on the 18th day OF May, A. D.
100 they sod Lott and s, in the said SQUARE ga
70 y: - stheiom; for sfss IS; also. Lot 4. In the
$lel 80; slso, Lot 8, in the same square to james
Downs tor > le7 -, and that the saiA Willian and
James Downs being heirs and party defendants 20
Re sAs from am 81 the ..d
6e siiossd them in the Distributes Of the pro-
And further report they sold Loss O. 10 and II. in
also: sold Lot D? in the same square, TO E Jacobs,
Ior so44 also. sold Lots rs, IA and lS in the
s.r, ss1..e to niohard Bsrry. for 0lseat and
plled with the terms Of ssle And thsf the sScre.
s. n1 realized from said sale vas tke snn
i , sssr.s0,. :, the Court .Ai. 18Th Of June,
aSd eonnrmed, unlese cause 60 the Contrary there
81 ss snoyn on or before the 18th day OF INV A
n.bsS in The E1sn,nn,e coy q this order Do psb-
tnL.e ,ucss,iss weeks before the said 18Th DAY Of
% order Of the Court: 80 d
q 20 3asw SieiA'
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PROPOSALS FOB COAL AND WOOD,

Treasury DEPARTMByT, 10Th June, lS6S
Proposals will be received for the delivery for
the use ef the Department, for about, No l. $50
tens, No. ., 500 tons best quality Baltimore Com
psnys
White Ash Anthracite Coal, t2.24o pounds to the
toni
lso tons best quality Baltimore Company White
Ash Anthracite Goal, egg size.
200 tons best salty Red Ash Goal same size.
Also, for about 50 cords best quality OF Bakers
Pine Wood to be delivered st such times end in
such quantities may be required.
Bids will be received until the nth of July, ad-
dressed to the General superi Of Treasury
buildings, under cover of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and TO be binding for two weeks after
that date, the Department reserviRg the right TO
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 ill the contract. e2O-A
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DROPOeALs FOB FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ]

DEPARrMRyr or THE INTERIOR,
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, June L. loo6.S
Sealed Proposals will be received at this De-
partment until II o clock NJ. on SATURDAY. the
Sh instant, for furnishing for the use OF this De-
pertinent: sI-fE ssVgl
500 tons 2Ao lbs to the tsn) Of the best quality
White Ash Coal, furnace size;
100 tons go Lbs. to the ton)tf the best quality
He'd Ash Coal, stove and CRATE size.
: $50 cords beet seasoned Oak Wood.
90 cords best Bakers Pine Wood. "a
The wood to be delivered ut such times and in
such quantities, during the season, a. may be re-
quired.
eamples Of the coal to be exhibited to the sngi-
neer In charge Of the furnaces. ana any deli very
of the shove not satisfactory to hin Will be re-
iected. Satisfactory arrangements must be made
Il r the correct measurement of each.
For the conve nience Of bidders. separate propo-
sale will be received for the coal and wood.
Bond for the faithful performance Of the con-
successful bidder, Z -
Proposals. 70 be addressed to the Secretary Sf tho
ttf - W. PENN CLARKE.
- I.law4w go Chief Clerk.
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GorsTnment Hospital for the Insans..

GoreTnmeaf Hospital for the Insane,
near WASHINGTON, D. O.. June IA, 1856.
sealed Proposals will be received at the once OF
this institution until noon on SATURDAY, june
80, 1885 for furnishing and delivering q the hos.
pital wharf seven hundred GOO tons $40 lbs TO
the toni Of best Bun Of Mine Cumberland or Bi;
luminous Goal, and three hundred 5000 tons Of
beet White Ash Anthreeite Coal, egg size.
firm for the delivery Of both the bituminous and
the anthr scte coal, for kind only; but they
will not be nsidered unless the 10 given By
which the coal proposed to be furnished 10 known
In the market. nor unless they are made by deal
srs or miners vhe can, II required, furnish satis-
factory evidence Of their ability 70 ful6ll their
business engagements.
Bids wilf6e held to be binding for one week after
they sre received. and the right 10 distinctly re-
served to reject all or any Of the bids offered.
The coal should be delivered In baress or fat
bottom, center. board vessels which draw not ex-
ceeding seven q feet Of water when loaded
The delivery should commence on Or before the
18th Of July 1885, and be continued 1t the rate of
sbout two hundred 600 tons each week till the
The coal viii pc removed from the boats and
weighed by the Hospital and 1T its expense, and
settled for accordingly. one per cent. being al
lowed for " astsee in IN loading and cartins from
the wharfto the soales, which are on the hin near
the Hospital edifce. -
Payment win be made fer each cargo immedi.
stely after IL 10 delivered and weighed. 10 -eo3W
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RY W. L. WALL CO., Austioneers. PA.
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN THE FIRST AND FOURTH

On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of July, 1853, at 6
o'clock p, m, in front Of the premises, At public
auction. by virtue of decree OF the Su preme Court
OF II District of Columbia In equity sitting dated
june 70, 1850, and passed in the cause Of Frayser
sale Lot numbered eleven tlli and part of Lot
numbered twelve, IL } in subdivision Of Square
described in the proceeding with the improve
ments. Also. part of Lot numbered twelve, ll2. }
ga, as described in the proceedings with the
improvements.
The fl mentioned property is stu atsd on north
n street, between 18th and 10th streets west; and
the last mentioned on 9TH street west, between @
Persons DESTROYS Of making safe and profitable
Investment should attend thi sale
Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue in
three equal inst Of six twelve and eightee
mon tbs the pu rckaser giving his notes for the de
ferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed. and
BEARING interest from the day Of sale All con.
vey ancng and stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
Title deed to be retained until the whole of the
AsBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
e 7-eo&ds W L. WALL Il co ,Aucts
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. GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF eovlRNNENr PILE DKIvEB.

CAiC Qnanrnsaae,' Ouee. Ds,otsf WasAisston,l
Washsnsion, d c June DC. 1855.
Will be sold ct public auction, at Sixtn street
wharf, Wellington. d. o lnier the direc ton Of
Brsvet Lieuteuspt COLONEL, q Lee, A. O. II. !,
on FRIDAY July 6 1856. at 10 o'clock A. n, : =
, ONE 10 PILE DRIVER,
winch 10 no longer required for Governments
Terms: Cash. in Governments fuuas.
Brevet MAJOR Gen. and ohiet ous.ssrnssstsr,
- zo-td Depot Of Washington
SALE OF eoyERnMENT BUILDINGS AT
y SLOUGH bUSPlTAL, ALEXANJ
GO DRIA, Va, -~-'t
CAsO QwesesSIesew1 QHes, DGpse AZ WasASsstsn,(
w,,,b. ALA :, d; O.. June Is, 1855;
J 9. U Lee, A. 9. M, on SATURDAY, June 80,
$50, ~ N CLOCK 2. m, the following Govern
msnt Butidings, situated at slough Hospital,
Alexandria, Va, viz:
OpetD H esdQu arters. f0xe5 feet
Fourteen "a. Hospital Yards, each 2oxeo feet
que Hospital Ward. Nxlo0 feet.
OBe - stable, 20120 feet
One ~ Dead house. l6x10 feet.
One ID Laundry, 30X 100 feet.
One - Store house, 2nxb feet.
One ~ Kitchen. coxlQo feet.
One I'd Bsrrack. TAI 10 feet.
One ~ Out house, AKA feet.
One ~ Out house, lfx&3 feet.
One ID Ont house, l2xl6 feet.
The buildings will be sotd slngiy and nnst be
removed within fifteen day. from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Governmest funds
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarterme,ter,
je25bt Depot Of Washington.
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PROPOSAL2
DROPOsALs FcR sTATI0NERY.
DnrAsIxxsr OF TIE 1s1EsIoK,]

k.l
Proposals. for furnishing such Stationery as may
be rse lfred By this Department and the bureaus
and Offices thereof during the hscal year ending
June - 1851, will be received until ~ clock OF
54OhDAH y, July 2, 1865. Those anaccemeanisd BIZ
tract viii not be considered, and contracts viii
Only be awarded 20 manufacturers Of, or dealers
In: tbe several classes Of Or ticles
All articles furnished must be OF the best quality
OF their KIND, samples Of which must accompany
Zach proposal must be signed BIZ the indi yid a Al
or firm making IL, and must specify but one price
for each article Of the CLAN bid for
Articles not named in schedule, n required, are
70 be furnished 1t the lowest market price, and the
right 10 reserved Of ordering greater or lees guam
tity Of each article contracted for. as the public
Bond, with approved security, VIII be reouirsd
Of the individual or arm TO whom the contract may
should . contractor refuse or neglect to furnish.
when required, any article or articles. the zane
may be purchased IN spen market; and If greater
the contract, the difference may be charged 70 the
contractor In his next quarterly account.
The Department reserves the right 70 reject
secspt the bid on all articles, sngly or collsc
The ssbioined schedule specifies, As nearly a.
can be done, the amount, quality and desert t on
Of the articles likely TO be required.
The bids will be opened in the presence OF any
bidders who may be present. and will be nyassed
separately for each Of the classes specified below
and contracts for more of the Glasses award
ed. o. may be deemed nost advantageous to the
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
the Interior, and be endorsed = Proposals for Sta
tioBefy. W. PENN CLARKE,
je2law4w Chief Clerk.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RALTIMoRE All. OHIO 1AILBOAD.
d Tegl = WAsMIusYoN, June Is, ia

Z 4 Z
Trains between WASHINGTON AND DAIxI.
nORE, and WASHINGTON AND TIN WEST. a1s
now run - fellows. Wis. an 49, -
"a FOB BALTIMORE. I'D -
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7.e9, s:0, anl
Ills . n ;, and AS, and $50. and 500 .. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave dssly. except SUNDAY. % 7.oo, .. n, anA
FOB WAY CITATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIo
yyNCTION.
Leave st Is and zee an. and ct 3:4s and as D.n
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 79o and 80 Q. m, and 80 ,. n. Ne
trains 70 or frsm Annspoiis en- Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORD.
Leave % I'D .. N. and 2:A6 and SO ,. n.
FOB WAY BTATIONe
Leave % 7:0 .. N. and a:lo and 6No ., n.
EOk ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave oaaV, except Sunday, at7:o Q. n. and 500
On Sunday q 500 ,. N. only, connecting ct Rslay
station With trains from Baltimore % Wheeling,
r 4asosgsf ffffoKrrs % III. We. Ga. b. h.a J,
the Weshington Station Ticket Once q Ill hsnrS
II me az veil = q the new Once In the Ameri.
SsR seISdns Psn,sylvsns svsaus
Fer New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, see
edvertise1ent Of Through Line"
WI. SMITH. Master q Transportation.
In. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
% GEo. 9. KoONrz. Agent, Wsshias ton.
WARRINGTON, ALExANDRIA AND
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FRESH

Ctce CoSaDaSSSGTH Of SUbNN,Hcs,
PeteTsbRg Va June 2, IsS {
Sealed Proposals, in dun lcate. are respectfully
invited 10y the undersigned until SATURDAY,
June 30, 1866, AZ u O'Clock m. for furnishing tho
troops, aud all others entitled to rations sta
toned at Petersburg and CITY Point, Va, with
FRESH BEEF
until December 81, l.65. or such less time as the
Commissary General may direct and delivered At
such times as the officer having charge of supply-
ing the troops NAV direct. The beef to be OF
GOOD MARKETABLE QUALITY
OF equal proportions ef fore and hind 9uarters
Necks, shanks and kidney tallow to De Excluded
Oath OF allegiance TO the United States Govern
ment must accompany each bid, unlees one is al
ready on file at this Office
The Government reserves the right TO reject all
bids deemed unreasonable.
Payments TO be made monthly, or an soon there-
after as practicable, in such funds as Government
furnishes for that purpose
Proposals should be endorsed on the enyelone
Proposals for furpishipg y resh Beef, - and ad-
dressed to the undersigned at Petersburg, Va
q A A D. PALMER
je a6-4t lst 1t 18th @ S Infantry A CS
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Chairman Committee on supI
Ie q, 26. % Boa I'd TrRstees Public s.
DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.

Sealed pro,o MY ~ JqSs @
Secretary Of the Navy and the several Saresus OF
the Navy Department with Stationery, for the
until j, clock noon. Of the soth Instant. they
must be endorsed on the envelope. f" Proposals
for Stationary" and addressed 70 the Secretary
Zach proposal must be signed BY the individual
known and reliable Citizen :. to the ability Of the
bidder or bidder to execute such contract must
csntraet may be awarded viii be required to enter
into IL immediately and to give bond. with two or
ton. fbe names Of the parties authsnaed to be
given as snretiee must accompany the proposal.
offered at nominal Fictitious pricss, or at sIces-
sive rates. will not be considered
sie Il the articles required viii Be- fnrnisssd on
application at the Department. and ali pfoposalo
mpst conform In every respect TO said form and
Among the articles embraced in the schedule
IS rsAms Of Regulation Paper
Streams sf PesIstehcsp
Is Ts.n. q SSsit. Post
81 Of EsHsI fse and Wrapping P.,.r
lss ,oos Envelopes, onicial and others
lie grsss Of Steel Pens
65dozen Pencils
ises 10 ss q the S very best quality to
be delivered without delay when offered. and 70
required. Articles not embraced in the schedule
are to be furnished at preportonste to those
that are, and In ease OF unnecessary delay .
fu eel the part Of the contractor 10 furnish the
articles contr for, the Department is TO pur
C base them from other parties at the current
tail prices, deduct the excess any. from the
bills under the contract. The right is reserved 20
the Department Of purchasing greater or less
quantity 81 each and every article named In the
ments under the contract are 70 be made quarter
~ on the presentation Of accounts duly certified
and approved. and this proposal or schedule 10 to
be taken and considered . part Of the contract.
All articles TO b delivered 1t the Navy Depart
men free of charge. le5-wfw