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PROPOSALS.
DROP0sALs FcR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF III

UEPAkTNENf OF TIE IsIERIoR,l
Proposals for furnishing fuch Stationery a. NAV
be required By this DepArtmeu; aud the bu casa
and Offices thereof during the fiscal wear sndiss
June 81 1871, will be received until IL cloc m az
MONDAY. July 2, 1850. Thos- unaccomoa Iiea nv
tract will not be considered. aud coutr .cts viii
only be awarded to manufacturers oil, or deaisrs
In Inc several classes OF articles
AN articles urlfshed must be ofthe best quality
OF tneir kind, samples OF which must sccompan
zach proposal must be signed by the indivian =,
or firm Hakipg Ii, and must specify but one price
for each article OF the class bid for
Articles not named in schedule, II required are
to be furnished af the lowest ct pric nj the
right 10 reserved Of ordering greater or less ouau
tity OF each article contracted for - the public
Bond, with approved security, will be required
be awarded
Should contractor refuse or neglect to furnish,
when required, any article er articles. the same
may be purchased In open market; and IL greater
tie contract, the difference may be charged to the
contractor In his next quarterly account
The Department reserves the right to reject
or accept the bid on oil articles, sney coliec-
lively.
The subioined schedule specifies, as nearly A.
Of the articles likely 10 be required.
The bids will be opened in the presence of apy
bidders whe may be present and will be ca vas.ed
separately for each OF the elasses specified below
and contracts for one more Of the casse, award
ed, as may be deemed moet advantageous To the
Proposals must be addressed t., the Secretary of
the Interior, and be endorsed Propo, ais for Sta.
tioBe,y. W. PENN CLAREE
10 ottawa" Chief Clerk.
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PRoPKLLING VESSELS BY TURBINE WHEELS
An il teresung trial of a new mode Of propul.
zion fJr steam vessels by steam has been made
on the Thames. The Neutilus an eighty.
seven ton boat, fitted with Rutvens hydraulic
propeller, was fairly and successfully tried
against q river boat. Tine propeller consists of
\ turbine wheel below the water-lipe which
throws out with great force water admitted
from The bottom by Tour MOBILES, two at the
stem and two Al the stern. The vessel of
course goes forward when the latter and back
W ards when the former Is used. II the stream
of water be sent in opposite di rections th e
vessel turns as on pivot. rudder is u ot
really wanted Numerous advantages are
specified, among them that the water of a leak
would De rapidly forced out and made to ser We.
instead of 10 sink the vessel. All the ma
chInery Of motion is wholly out OF the reach
OF injury by an enemy, and tae governnen
has ordered the building Of q gunooat ON this
principle.
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~ A Roman correspondent of the London
I1ofning Post states hat the other NOR AIng ono
81 itr priests "f the church of Santa Maria del.
"a Pace. Oh entering his Confessional, found a
murdered infant placed inside.
~ NO sharp young country boys recently
SuLShi seven young ioxes near Rockford, nj
They took them 10 town, and made the Sinner
N.-Ors scli-ys they were wolves. They got
SO Bounty for them
ga neFg-p1per in California says they are
80 much annoyed out there with mos uItoes
and oed bugs, tbs-t a ply scIaln I'D vises first a
naIn IN = solution Oh soft sap AID mniassps
then d sprIT kls OF sawdust on the head. after
which the p-t.n should take TO nis bed and
naini'in psrf, CO repo-e.
81 here - great excitement az RAYMOND,
Ne, oy"- The fact that a farmer there has
ptoNeo VI coal on he farm.
~ jusi az ncg-o was about ascandiu the
sesrolo to be hung, IN Clayton, Ale, o A the
ZEN lns', y coInmut4iion Of sentepcet) ten
cHr hnpri GOD nsDt was received from the
governor ltaiher close thing
Ire ca drivers il New York reader
seioaoA ssrSic" 10 the pick pockets bv pnf
aecidspts. ~ S'Ae' ".io
WIN HeCsuiy, 9 returned .o,d;a, ~
Lcven ATTEMPTED 70 avengs hi. r,ar,,aI 80
honor, the Other day, BY shootius rnors. -.
The intended victim wa simply ErsLed.
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ChtC QSdTtrmdster's OEes, Deaot Of WasAingtor. \
r., H0thtnzton. ID. e.. May %, 1856
There viii be sold at Public Auction in aud ne ar
tbis Guy, under the direction of Breyet Lieuten n
ant Colonel g q. Lee A o. NJ ON Thurs
DAY Jnne IL, 1916, about 20 90 bushels of Corn in
sacks at the following named points ="
Al sixth street Wharf 10 COO bu .hels
Al GIs shorO Depot, lG, CO. bushels
The q rain Will be sold let's of SO bu shells Will
the privilege Of the purchaser taking any amount
up TO 5,eO bushels '
The sale will commence at Sixth street wharf at
~ ciock a. IN and Immediately after the compile
ion of the sale Of the amount at that point IL will
be continued at Giesboro Depot
Governme mt boat will be in readi ness at Sixth
street " harft 70 ferry persons who wish to attend
the sale TO Giesboro and back
date of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
d III. FUCKER,
Breyet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartcrma-ter.
nv ID IN Depst of Washington.
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HIDDEN TREAsUEE BROUGHT TO LIGHT
snort time before our civil war threw its
lurIo light over the land, an unmarried man
moved from Mississippi to this county and
stttled on place few miles fro m Dyersburg
and commenced the quiet but prosperous life
OF The farmer When e call was made for
troops he abandoned his occupation and en-.
listed as soldier IN the Confederate army, Al d
was killed IN one OF the battles in MIssissippi.
Beng almost an entire stranger in the county,
no;hing was known Of his family or affairs
AT The close of the war his place was Guilt
waited by Mr.. Wilson. A short time since
during the cold weather. negro of Cant
Halls went on the place 10 cut a s-back log, -
which he did On placing il on the fire he re.
marked that IL was the heaviest log for It's size
that h. ever lifted. The fire burned brightly
and msrrily, and in a short time n stream OF
gold lava commenced running OH the hearth.
WIN b proved 10 be melted gold. We learn
that the gold, Al of which was not melted,
weighed twenty pounds, and is still in the
posses sion OF the fortunate finder. IL is sup
posed that the MIssissippIan, on entering the
army. slowed his gold away in the log for safe
seeping-Dyersburo TeaH.) Gazette.
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ECREf DlsEAsEsI
s Nj Arr TAN'S GIFT.
SA1ARIT4NS GIFT


SA1ARITAvS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used.
Yes, a POSITIVE CURE," fer
GOHoRRHGA' GLEEE STRIc TURES, dc,
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury,
Caty Tea Pills 10 Be TAkes 10 Efea Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
IuIe the stomach OF oo.els Of the meet delicate.
cgss from %o 70 four pS
81 the nnisersi.y Of Psnn.yls enc o. the most
40 Ss nc ss. o. sns
Let those who have paired Of getting cured or
he f
peo-nas psss ns g s g. P.nss l:n $: ssr''''
BLOoDi BLOODrr BLoODrv
sAxAfiEfI XETsE E5St D SSS 1r,o
E q.
moss potent. sertain and eectuai remedy ever pre-
seibea 10 reaches and eredicsfes every PARTICLE Of
ss h Ss,s
coy sna DC n nsed ana Dc not traasnlt % your
DO Net DESPAIR
ROOT ANS aHsS %o
will reueve every y:sties Of impurities from the
'''''T All al. the bad emf 4 EE;;;s
In many .aec!iens with when auncsrs Of 70.
happily adapted. in ulcersted Uterus r. tsn most
rhgs, In bearing down, Fslline Of the Womb. de.
ssstby express. Price 81 IS per bottle. A' 'A'
sAMARITANs WASH
IT, IN es s o. syHhiis used in connection With the
The eshe,cy q these Iemedis: 10 .liks schnowI:
WHAT TIE fTsssos s ssAh2k The sAhAs
Nd % ~. o s,,s s.ls%srs
for Isnersi diseases in its most customary forms;
thst haSs as:a them with ,Sas%sns, s,:sT:ssn,
..s a: :sSs..s
irs'0nne'd them 'tI s1%nfElFFRrp o. BOWERS.
"Assistant sursos,, SIN n. Z. vois."
.,s.a. sSFs IN " o sS
A SsHfsaosp co.. p sysa
11RIIslnAI-Pros.cs.d b. Roy.l Letters Pes
8. !. fs1s ana a: i:sss
college Of Medicine, Stesna;
o. sD'5%:shO!,hsss rsa i nthsp:s,s. :, sss
mar sis &: ,S.ssis rsnsag fci al Impu
&. .ss q I'd II SsS.
Eoco DroDorouon 10 N me torm Of most egfoo-
able LoSenee. Secured from the cfects- 81 clfmats
md changes 81 atmosphers, In n q % each,
or fouf q cases IN one Tor ~, and In " easee,
this saving 80. Divided IN separate doses - a,
ninsstsrsd b valDeea. sailsnasds. koax. De-.
- Wholesale and retail BY Or. BARROW, Ho. lsl
Bleectes street, New York.
10 b Ssd I! Also offs. O. FORD. No. $50 - ave.
THE UNITYD STATS DURING THE WAX
i By Augus1e LaugeE Lobdon. The Materislism
Ph lie ot 10 rsse: London Ppine,pIas
Tet pep cdi,sS byJP. Hoiooube. Breton and
his Relation to the Roman FksHu.,scx r.v,o.
TTTLMBOLDp EXTkAOr DUORU AID IN
H PROVRB ROSE WASH cures secret md deli.
CO disorders In ell their stages, at httls expsnss
Into or ne change In diet, no tnconvsnience and
NO posurs. Its pleasant In taste and odor, I'm
mediate In II sctaen, md Tree froo 81 injurtess
NTAYHRWs HORSE MANAGEMENT, Illus
NI Usted. Mxyhews Horse Doctor, Illustrated
Dsddb Modern Horse Doctor. Oeddb Anatomy
and ysiology Of the Horse yeuni &C b: the Horse
and his Diseases. foustt on the horse. Masons
Harrier and Stud Book Lavrence on the Horse.
NH - -. rRANcK TAYLOR.
E.UYI;Ks ChKEss AID ,u,
AN gosnsr hth sse 2 sFss6
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MAYOR'S OFFICE,

sealed ProDosals viii be received 81 the under.
S s1ss until Il o'clock m. on TUESDAY, June
inns inNsns, ior building Q three-feet 6arrel-
sewer, up:ide diameter, , the walls TO be nine in
enc; ,h ,,d 81 E On 10Th street west rom the
Of n street north. the seven TO have anch w .ro
holes and drops = tho Commissioners may difest
Bidders will state the price per lines foot s,r -.
sewer and per piece for the man. holes And Srons
which snail include all excavations, &c. Re Ths
successful bidder bidders 70 be responsible for
ali damages done 70 gas or water pipes or any ac.
cident caused In the construction ef the work
The ight 20 decline any or all proposals sSouIa
II be deemed necessary, 10 reserved.
- Specific sffops can Do seen at the Office Of the
Commissioner Of Improvement any day fr ON 10
m. till II O'Clock m
None but practical mechanics Beed bid.
JAS w. SPALDIN6,
Commissioner Second Ward
JOHN T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward.
my Sl-eofd Intel d ColumbianI
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EVENING STAR.
ASpiritual Circle
From the Mac-a-Cheek Press.I

From the Mac-a-Cheek PreSS.i
Tones has been among the Spiritualists; he
,o,ned a circle the other night, and had mani
fests.iors. The medium was n tall. thin, an
guIar, csdavereus individual, who looked
n after getting mp the frame, nature had been
seized win a iii OF economy, and neglected TO
put in the pnderpinnlng and piastering. The
circle was mixed, being made mp Of elderly
females, thin men, win rev pretty girls.
and all cIasped hands around a table. jones
says IL was de Iighfful. He squeezed the little
haRds, and when an unusually loud knock
startled the circle. the little hands squeezed
Jones SBifkins, who is 80 skeptical that his
father don't believe him, was the first TO ask
questions
Where was i bornr' asked Sniff
"In the poor house" Shifts turned up nose
waved red.
Correct said Jones
"hOw many children have we in the fami-
Nine"
Here a dispute arose as to whether the
spirit raped eight or nine. So SniE asked
again:
''How many children have - q.
One" was the reply.
probably correct again" remarked Jones.
Here Mr.. SnIffkins arose in 4 wrath, slapped
his bat on with a bang, and retired.
The circle is not harmonious" said the me-
dunn, in deep, sepulcnral voice. Jones
thought % was as he pressed the little hands.
Let me ask question:" said yinegry old
as the Split of my husband present."
s'Heis''
ARE you happy, John, without meg''
Very happy.
Where are your
ssIu HI"
John rebct looked 1T the medium. The me-
dun smiled. He looked as II he had the tooth
ache. The circle laughed. whereupon Johu's
reilct seized The lamp and hurled il at the me-
dunn. i: broke over his devoted head. and
left the circle IN darkness. Jones says 4 spirit
kIsS' him. He tried TO seize the spirit. ant
caught one OF the pretty girls about the waist,
whsreuTon there We're screams. In the mean.
time Jones was aware of a furious en- ga cement
on bis right. light was produced, when il;
was found iha; Johns rpiict had seized n yen-
cradle Cob, mistakins HIM for the medium
They Were separated. when the smelum.n
with the coal oIl dripping over his woe BECOME
countenance, said, 1.-The circle must be broken
mp il was not harmonious.
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.

~ TuUMFSUS, NJ. d,
~ street, between 9th and 2lst streets
CehSULTaNG PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
JOS BsRNES. ID. SURGEON Gent O. s. A.
1HuS MILLER Nh r str.e. W..b,r..o,
GARRETT. n d New York avenue.
VI JOHNSTON; N: D Washington.
,Aprlieafions for admission can be made tn any Of
The MEDICAL STAFF or TO the Matron at the Hospital
orcers for admission 70 the FREE beds OF this In
sutnIion can he obtained OF the Rev q a HaIT
Eector of the Epiphany Church: OF the Rev AZ d
OrtLLLI ~. tastOr OF the lst Baptist Church. and
"a tEs sargeoD an charge at his residence Orders
t.r me s.Ei ,si1n OF the Wives or widows OF Sell
Surcecn General, u s. a sAe
my l6-3m c II. HALL. d. d secretarv
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u ICHMOED, FREDERICK SBURG AND Pe
W TOAAC RAIL6DAD
To TEAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DA I'LL, (Sxnf ay a. m. exceptedD

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va ana the South via re Potomac
steamers from sixth Street Wharf, EcS31k-S&
Washington, "a Aqris Greek. AMI snrsrSeDS&E
kichinoud, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
aoW entirely completed from Aqua Greek m Rick-
tond va, .onLectIng there With trains the Rich.
mond am p-tershHrg and Richmond and Dan Vi lie
hsllroads, fer PetersbJ rg, Weldon, WILMINGTON,
hsieigh, Greens5oro', Salisbury. Chart otJs and
Steamers Keyport aud @ Vanderbilt leave sixth
street " harf daily Sunday morning exceptedl a.
~ .. "a and m, and arrive liz Richmond et
% p. apo 4 q IN.
THROUGH TO RICHHCND IN SEVEN HOURS
F''ts Mics Shorter aud "a Hours Quicker tilan
aay Other homie
Be sure and get Through Tickets VIA AnuIa
Creek and Eredericksburg, to Richuopd AZ the
Com pany , On.,e, C'rner of Penaa. avenue and S,h
street, or on DC AID of the boats Baggage checke
through
OmRibusses ana Baggage Wagons VIII be in
r.aolp.ss 70 convey passengers ani baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond. "
- Pss.eDeeTs by this line PASS by daylight Mouot
vernon; AID may have an Opportunity of yisriae
ping ct that yc;ut WV
Breakfast aud snp on board of Steamers
GEO NATTJFGIY Supt., VA arlington d n
uAITHEW CLARK, Agent. WASHINGTON.
q. NJ. HANEY,
nP"y GENERAL Passenger Agent
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BANKERS.

7 Evils JOHNSON 4 CO.,
BAHKBBs,
AND
DEALERS IN FOREIeN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS. BONDS.
GOLD AND Silver
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
nh m.n
IAI COOKE . co.,
BAHKBBs.
NVsssssA sysa, spSssiss 1sssssry,
Buy and sell q sarrsns rates. and kssr always
30 hand. . full saDply Of al
GOVERNMENT BoRDe,
1-s0 TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDEEss, g.,
And pay the highest prices for
oUARrERMAsTERg CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS aus-df,
First National Bank
OF wAsBIEaTon.
COOKE. ,of Jay Cooke Co.,, President,
WIN. q. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
18th ST.. OPPOSITE The rRRAsuny pxrAIIxxSs.
Government securities With Treasurer United
slater.
~OHE MILLION DoLLARs~
Ne buy and sell ell classes Of CONVENIENT
SECU At current market ratse
FURNISH EXCHANGE snd make Collection.
N ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES % The
TSITEp STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOOT
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give ,arssuI ard
prompt attention e
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
md to any other business entrusted to as
FyLL IMPORTATION In regard % GOVERN
sEET LOANS At all zines cheerfuily fl rnisrsd
WEI. 4 HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WARRINGTON, March ~, is6S MIN
iPP MANN ELLBR
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
% BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
MEMBERS OF n. YORK STOCK GXCHAgaE,
Particular attention given to the following
stocks:
t iggys Flt E1S.tfs g. o. Sa,,, ksgaai Eze
T. > Eap'eM 90 Western Catou Telegraph Co
Walls. FARGO q 30 A1lsrion1 T,IsIy - ~
kimsfeg Express GO United States YeIserarb 20.
Rarrdsn Express Go. R1SSian Amsr. Tsisg: Ip5 90
Southern E1press Co InSn!Gtfi TsIse,aph r.
National Express and 7'anspor,a';on Co,
Pstrolexn and Mining Shares, (orsyan,s,t S,,,.
T1'rn, and CoDn,y Bonds '
Advances made On the above securities.
REFERENCEs
Impf and Traders BANK
Mechanics Banking Association.
Eoyt Sprague Go.
Eipsteiu. Rosenfald 20 mn lf-dsu
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LOB NOE BIfINrION Oh INoONryNrvo-
= efarine. irritation, infannatioo or ~ ~.
Of the hla1dsr 81 ktdneys, Diseases q tHs
S.tca Nsst deposit, enA al di.essss e ~
SSfsI ths ~ ,dnsil{tsA! sysllie6s, - Ill.,
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DCIOM5s TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. e A. BYTGER,
leaves Arlington az n m. ard Al
ersDdr1a at 4 a. N EVERY SAT rNSdnzzA
CRrAY foI Oily mont, + udd = Perry s&Ssaa1s<zfs
sIHiih Point, Chattsr.on Landing, Nsujsm0y
sores, 9athi 3 .in', Pope's Greek Bluf Point,
P'owden's Wharf. laucssier's Wharf. Stoues
W hart. Cur IichIep Bay, Foxweli's Wharf, piney
Point, Point lo"soU-, ana arrives at Baltimore at
Sd. N. Sunday.
I.P. BRYAN & BRO Agents,
ap I-I No. 3l5 Penna avenue
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SsPRISG ARRANGEMENT NOyIUE-pae
- Steamer CAHr Il DEE, Captain
I =; 7 ~ ME, s.RR, MI resans her @uc
isSvins her new pier tiskt street wharf. be-
tw.sn lee and barry streets, baltimore. every
Point, Double Mile, On fo.d, Clor IS Psint, Wal
E, Isno'nc,, Gar,hridge, Hugalet,,s Wharf,
from ne Eastern shore she will leave Had.
to.ss Nnarf every THURSDAY ara MON
PAY a. p. M, 3toppiEg at ali The above Men
TONED iancings for Passengers ana freigst. aud
r9achIng bsIlDora sts 3. m. Of FRIDAYS Aad
II ESDAYS. feo 2S-a
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HOOP skirt hANUFACTORY -4s Louis.
II isns avenue, between 9th and 7th SITS, wash.
order, nrst class Wove Tape HOOP SKIRTS, Of
every sly e. length and size. Single skirts sold 1t
paired free Of charss. Also, Shirt aitsrs1 Ana
repaired q reasonable terms. ."~
ep 3-lms n yAf1
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~An old fellow in a neighboring town
VITO Is origlnal in all things, especially exces-
eve ezotism and profanity, and took part
Ala me late great rebellion, who was one dav
oio~me IN me VII age tavern TO a crowd of
sonlring listeners, and Boosting of his MANY
LIeooy exploits, when he was Interrupted by
re question; -
ID cay, ola Joe, how many rebs did You kill
during the warl"
"Bow many did kill, Sirl k,.c many did
XIII Wei don't know Zactly hoe MANY: nut
Y know this muck-l killed as MANY o. them
CS hey dad o hoe"
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AUCTION SALES.
10y n. X. WALSH 4 CO., Aucttoneers,
- MO. ass Pa Az, corner 10th street.
POSTPONED psf I, p SALE.

BY H. K. TSA "a y. 90, Aus.,onss5s, 49,,
POSTPONED SALE.
TEE rAf FhsSSsF s ~ EHSftoH No. $50
sa aSoos Il. q u 30
No. sag Z street. under deed Of sras. to r II:
hsssn, com prising all the Goods and Ohatteis OF
said house. - Per schedule
The Lssse Of said House and Lot.
ring % s.s.s: Tsar o'. Of
MM Marble Counters and Fixtures Marbi:.top
R.Ds sSpnS 'rS Sssi o. b.s
Steve Carpets, CHairs, Is Bsds.esds and Bedding,
swashstsnds, Bureaus, Desk, &C. S:yrov
ny asr Sd is sale Walsh G % hnss:.
klY O. W. BOTELER. Auctioneer,
- $40 street, between 10th and llth SITS.
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING. CORNER
o. \ AND 18th STREETS EAST, AT AUG.
On WEpNEspAY AFTERNOON. June 10th. At
IN sSDs s With Gn Ss ,is lot ,bsrs
sonsisiips Of . veil built two story Frame House.
The lot fronts 100 feet street. and also 100 feet
III desired the property will be divided into two
Terms: One half cash; residue in six and twelve
months. with interest. secured By a deed of trust
ESQ :tnasi is:t
the sale. o. W. BOTELER,
l-2aw&ds Auctioneer.
I ARS Hc sALG on Az yWAs0Ns, AMBU-
At0QsartsrMaHeS's Office, Depol Of WasAissron(
- WasA,nstoa, ID. c., MAY q, 1865 (
SHae shs
QuaIteImaster. at LINCOLN DEPOT, Washing,
ton, ID. q, on MONDAY. June II, 1856, at 10 o'cl K
m. large lot Of Quartermaster's Stores. con-
sisfiDg Of
4e5 Army Wagons, IS Army Wagons with Hay
Racks. IA two horse Wagons, IL epring Wagons 4
Watering Carts, a Light Carts 20 two horse Am
balances, Buggy, l,u34 single sets Harness 472
Saddles, go lbs Scrap Ohain OOD lbs old Wa p
en- Axies US lhs Coil Chain, ,6s2 lbs Lead Pipe,
lbs lbs Scrap Iron. 2577 lbs Lead, 800 lbs Scrap
Steel u 0oo lbs. Scrap Tongue irons. II 900 lbs
scrap Brake Irons, 20 20 lbs old Horse Shoes frO
lbs. old Wagon Tire, 100 sash with Glass lo5 Ibs
Tsllow Wagon and A ambulance " heels, WheeIba r.
rows. Blankets Buckets. Chains, Haltsrs, Wrench-
es. Any1ls, Smiths Bellows, Portable Eorues
Planes, Barrels, Kettles. Stoves. a.
This property ha- been worn, but q large portion
of il IL still serriceabie
The stores must be removed within FIVE day fro m
date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. H RUCKBR
byt MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
ap 2l-lSt Depat of WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08
STEAMBOAT LINES.


NEW OUTSIDE LINE or STEAMERS
BETWEEN
kEW YORK. WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
fhe Steamers Ofthis Lie are first class Vessels.
Leave Shows wharf, Georgetown. 1fNRs
every WEDNESDAY, and Pier IL.
Ssrth River, New York, every SATURDAY.
runetnahfy Of departure can be relied on.
Ibs passenger sccommod atoms are unsurp passed.
tnt received daily snd kept under cover at
SHOWS wharf, Georgetown.
For passage aud frei 2 hit apply to
J. W. p. MYER5. Agent,
100 Water &C Georgetown.
W. REBsEN, Agent,
-!e tn. 81 West at, New verk.
THE NORTH AmsKIUAN LLOfD.
s,SS.sww Line Of hrst-cias. s,de-wheeI 63k&&
NLW YORK AND sREmNs VIA cnWrs
with comfortable accommodations for nss-enSers
leave ss YoTs aS he Eni,ed ssstes Mail
BALTIC; SS tens. 1870 horse bower,
TEs Isl i aEfEoroS1iiss, $50 tons, 18th April
ATLANTIC. 600 tons, ~ horse DOW: i''n may
RsITTiGp oyef; commander slst May
AApexperienced Surgeon on beard
or yaIusbIes, snless bills Of Isdins. having V the
snue expressed, are signed therefor
Rates OF pass age, pay able IN gold its eQuiva-
tsE oFirst Cabin, los Second. $50 50; Steer rage,
sss hetnrn ticke's.I. ssS: III. sls2 30: Steer
sos .A' J Saiiss +. 'i Hsyss 3 CO..
soy PerDA. ave-. or 81 Louisiana ave-.
Agents for ID. o.
- For subscription 20 the stock Il this CSm-
paDy, Offering safe and dividend. psying invest
nent. apply to JOHN q. ELVASS q Co,
my I'm Agents for ID. q.
SrEAMEE LEAVES FOB MT VERNON
~ EVERY TUESDAY, -N-
=, "a IH u pa and ssTuEDAr' $500
Fare fer Rounf Trip, 81 so. One third OF tnis
amount for Use OF Al sunt Vernon Associ alton.
Warrington sDd Alexandria Boats leave each
Sace every hoEr % ON = IN. 70 y. M.
II hs fine Ste aIger aSaSet CAL be charte rcd
fer fXcGTsi0as. J. VAN RISWICk.
ap H-Grt General Sppt p. =. 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-08

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