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PROPOSALS FOR ESGRAvINGs OF THE ILLusTRA.
TONS AGC0MPANSiNG Tue E R sPu r., OF The
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRErISa,
wAsHIN8rOE, A, I'll 81, 1855 !
THURSDAY The Yin day Of May, 1855 u l2 clock,
is9GS Of Ss
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Of the patent each illustration.
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tractor who uSt arrange them uo pages in numereA
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he fully equal to that furnished for the pub i"htd
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cred at this ONCE tree Of cost for ran-Poa u, aud
subject 10 the approval or rejection Of the supsrin
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curity Will be required for the faithful Performance Of
the contract.
tons, making over seven hundred pages, measuring
~ by inches. Bidders are required to propose for
the work by the illustration, with the uhde standing
that wLen more lhSu"u GgurstS require to illuStrse
iuyeuIion design, (aN is sonrtimes thee ~, the
whole number Of agoFe" WI hr estimated ara Pr,d iSr
uwesI aud best bidder for the interest OF the Govern
meur, due regard being paid 70 the execution II The
work - under the direction Of the Joint CvnIntee on
Any further information that ay he required will be
furnished npOu sppca on TO this umee or to the Com
Proposals. viii be addressed to 1.-THE Joint Committee
on Printing, Washington, D. O., care Of the under.
sgued, and ndorsed on the envelope Proposals fol
Patent Once Report. -
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April, 1866, is Withdrawn.
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Superintendent o. the Public Printing.
ITO he published in the Washington REPUBIlCAS, AND
ChrOaicle, Baltimore American, Philadelphia NOrii
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three times week, until 1he i7th day Of May. NJ
other paper will be paid for publishing THE AdNers
mont. apss'SAwtmlI
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE Al
w THIS OFFICE .....' 49,.
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N"hN
TUESDAY, the sth Of May,
10 day, until ali is sold, the
ouartermastsr's Store, vii
las sets Cart Harness,
IS sets Pour.horse Harness
10 sets Ambulance Harness
$50 Saddles,
IS Carts,
$ Watering Carts,
II Army Wagons, -four.
horse,
8 Army Wagons, (twO'
horse,
| Ambulance, -four. horse,
5 Dead horse Wagons.
30 Portable FORCES,
so Anvlls,
"a Cauldrous,
% Cooking Stoves ADD Pix
tuTeA,
80 Heating Stoves,
800 benches,
100 Mess Tables,
2, 600 Table spoons,
!, 600 Roives and Forks,
o. Ladies',
I, 0en Tn Cups,
l 900 Tin Plates,
IS o fee Pots,
9J Broad Pans.
$50 Manure Forks,
los Axes,
90 Spades,
$50 shovels,
7 Coal Buckets, (large,)
$50 Water Buckets,
SIS Head Balters and Ropes,
(nsw,)
$50 Head Halters and Ropes,
(gssd,)
!, 900 Head HAlters, good, J
2, 600 Head HAltsrs.
800 Head HAlters and Chains
800 Neck Straps aud Chains,
500 Halter Chains,
$50 Canvas Horse Covers,
s 0rindstonss,
~ Axle boxes.
8 600 pounds Scrap Iron,
3. 900 pounds Horse Shoes,
800 pou nds O.sin,
Q Log Chains,
I, 100 pounds assorted Iron,
I, l22 pounds Scrap Iron,
9, 90 pounds Rope,
ITO Wall Brushes,
81 sets shoeiBg tools,
so Hardler,
$50 PTitehels and Puuehes,
300 pairs Tongs,
100 pair. Pinohers,
rs Cold Chisels,
90 Clineh Irons,
$50 Hammers, assorted, J
so Rasps,
40 Plies
Q Bellows,
II vipes,
2od BrooBs,
80 Ice Hooks,
2 sets Shooting Stock,
100 whs-lbarrows,
so Iron Pots,
4 Dutch Ovens,
27o Stove Pipe Joints and
Elbows,
20 Camp Kettles,
22S Picks,
2 PlOwH,
s Road serapers,
5, 900 PlASIering Laths,
20 Wagon Hounds, (uew,)
~ rHtd IfOuHns
IS Double trees and Leat
Bars,
One "Pelton's Blgbt. h
and bolts, shAfting, gsarin,
One wOrthihgtOu Steam
ing twelve thousand ~, o
And many other ARTICLES
Iist.
Terms: Cash, In Govern
Stores will be delivered
Depot free u expense to III
The purchaser will be al
Of sale 10 which to remove
A boat for GirsborO' will
every hour daring the dA,
Br
Ep2I.ts
| =-
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FrREs.-on Saturday night, about eight
o'clock, FIRE was discovered in the grocery store Of
Mr.. John MoCuen At the corner Of Tenth and Q
streets. The alarm was sounded from box &c. at
the corner Of Twelfth and N streets, and the FIRE.
men were promptly at the place, but II was some
time before they succeeded in getting any water.
Adjoining the store was a row Of seven small frame
houses occupied BY colored families. Before the
flames could DO subdued the store aud Eve Of the
houses were consumed. The furniture and q por-
tion Of the goods In the store saved. The loss
will not exceed $500.
A few minutes before ten o'clock, on Saturday
night, the steps leading to the Eagle Iron Works
Messrs. VIM. NJ. Ellis Co., propristors-oornsr Of
Ohio avenue aad Thirteenth street, were discov-
cred to be burning. The alarm was sounded from
box IS. at the Franklin engine.house, BY ohhoer ].
NJ. Holbrook. Of the Third precinct and the Gre
department was at the place, and sxtinguished
the flames before much damage was done.
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RES AUR A NTS.

q NJ Il ii S
y LADIES AND 0RNTLEMEN's
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS.
1871 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Are the most comfortable In the city.
Ladies or families shopping walking vii and these
saloons very convenient where everything, from sim
pie lunch to hrnt-c dinner. may DO obtained.
Breakfast, Dinner, and supper are pTUnPuy served
In the best style the bill Of fare always embracing the
most choice dishes.
Ice Creams, Water lees Cakes etc. Of the best quality
and superior favor at moderate rates.
Weddings and other assemblies supplied with every
requisite at the shortest notice.
Prom long experience 10 the business the proprietor
guarantees satisfaction to all patrons lel0-u
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NASHVILLE COURT MARTIAL
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA
PHILADELPHIA MURDERER GUILTY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Slowing the New Atlantic Cable War
News Less Threatsning-Ihe Money Mar
ket Waits for war--Attempt to Asssssinate
the Emperor Of Russia.
New YoRK, April 29.-The steamship Hermann,
from Hamburg, via Southampton on the 18th In
slant. arrived at quarantine last night.
She has no sickness on board, but will be fumi-
gated.
seventy-avo thousand dollars in gold has or.
rived from Australia
The slowing away Of tho new Atlantic Gable, on
board the Great Eastern, was commenced on the
18th, and the laying Of the cable will be com
msnced on the l4th Of July noIt.
The London TSmes says the moro the elective
franchise Is discussed even by its bcst friends, the
more It loses Of that body Of soidity and consist
ENJOY II might at first have credit for
The TNes city article says confidence Is COM
pleteiy destroyed, aud the only chance for a turn
In the markets would be from the actual commence.
msnt Of war on the continent. This would change
at once tho current Of attention.
The news from Germany Is less threatening.
Vienna intelligence says that the state Of Affairs
continues very sehous. The Middle States are
preparing q declaration in the Federal Diet refu-
sing to take the Prussian motion for a reform Of
the constitution into the confederation.
wurtemburg, Baden, and Bavaria have forbid
den the expectation Of horses.
The Undergraduates Beige states confidently that
pacific overtures which are being made will have
the effect Of settling the question Of ornaments
In the event Of q war q volunteer corps will be
formed in Vienna, Gratz, and Perth.
Austria, Bavaria, and Saxony have agreed to
carry out reform Of the German Constitution.
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VHE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.
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EDWARD c. DYER. THosAs RUSSELL.
Il G. d Y + r & CO.,
GENERAL WINE MERCHANTS,
Offer for sale, in quantities to suit,
WINES THAT ARE WINES
Standard sherTies, Superior Id Ports,
Choice Madras, ClATet Al i Rhine Wines,
Burgundy, Moselle, and White Wines,
superior Old Rye and Bourbon whiskies.
CHOICE OLD CooNAC BRANDIEs.
Jules Mumm 4 Co. IS Champagne.
Verzenay, Dry verEeuay, and Cabinet.
Also, full assortment Of
CROSSE 4 BLACKwELL's PICKLES AND SAUCES.
PAtes, sardines Olives, Bordeaux OILS, &c.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE,
$50 peunsylvaniA avenue,
Apl9-l0t Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
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wv huu coutluue from gay
following described lots Of
l25 pounds Tallow,
Q barrels Salt,
so M Cans,
y Platform Scales,
s Single and Donble Blocks,
% Grow Bars,
6l7 pounds Railroad Spikes,
(new,l
80 shutter and Gate Hasps,
$50 pounds Nuts,
100 Open Ring, Bolts, Links,
10.
60n Tire Bolts,
90 Lineh Pins
!, 200 Staples, Hooks, T's,
10,
~ pairs Hamss,
50 Riding Brides,
~ part sets four-horso Am
bulauee Harness, (aewJ
10 Brides, (new,)
100 sets Lines and Martin
gales,
Of Collar Pals,
300 surciDglos ,saddls-bags,
and Cruppers,
| set Hobbies,
10 Blankets,
I sides Betting Leather,
I sides Bride Leather,
800 Curry Combs,
100 Horse Brushes,
IS sheets Sheet. iron, tnew,)
$50 pounds Lead,
90 pounds Rabbit Metal,
l2S Lanterns, Lamps, &e.,
8 boxes window Glass,
% pounds Rotten Stone,
4 Clrcnlar Saw, Frame, and
Betting,
2 Circular Saws,
. Cross cut Saws,
1 Wood Saws,
70 HAud Saws,
10 Tenor saws,
90 Planes, (Assorted,)
20 CAulki0g irous, Hay
Books, sc,
$50 Brands, (AsSorted,)
3 CleAyers,
"a Augers,
| Tenor Anger, (eomplets,)
8 Braces aud Bits,
20 Anger Bits, assorted
y Trying Squares,
10 Spoke Slaves and Saw
Sets,
10 OIL Stones,
II Claw Hammers,
so Hatehets,
) screw Drivers,
" Monkey wrsnehes,
II Drawing Knives,
Q Spirit Levels,
S ndIes and Hand Axes,
I sets Stocks and Dies,
100 Chissls, (assorted,)
800 Halter Squares,
200 gross Buckles,
10 gross Halter Bolts,
10 gross Rings,
70 Door bolts and Thumb
LAtehes,
i75 Locks, (assorted,)
3 o Carriage Knobs,
30 pounds Copper Rivets,
$50 pairs Butt Hingss,
lJJ pairs trap Hinges,
80 Chairs
2 Ofios Tables,
IS once and Field desks,
is, 900 Grain Sacks.
rise Power" with bearings
, pulleys, &c, and
force Pump, capable 81 fore
o. gallons Of water per day.
lol enumerated In the above
nent funds.
n the " hArf Of the Giesboro'
purchaser.
owed Ave (5) days from date
the stores.
leave the sixth-strest whart
9 Of sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
vet Brig Gen. In charge
First Division. Q. 81 o. o.
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T ARGE SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
IL TIERS s1oRss AT tbs CAVALRY DEPOT,

ouARrERnAsrHR GESERAL's oppicr,
fIRsT DIVISION,
wAsHisaror, D. c., April q, 1853.
By order Of the ouArtermAstsr General there will
sold, on the premises at public suction under the al.
reeton Of Captain George T. Browblng, A. Q. NJ, on
TUESDAY, the sth Of Nay 1885, and continue from day
TO day, unil ali s sold the following described lots Of
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o,Wp Timber, mir. lengths and sides"
oOOO inch siding, rough.
1900 Y inch selects, dressed both sides
This " new lumber, and will be sold In lots Of 900
iset With the privilege Of the entire amount Of same
10000 feet ~ Boards.
1900 feet " seantling
lh,O00 feet Jolst
6l6s4 feet 50 Ash Rack strips
This 10 second han lumber and will bs sod In lots
Of 1000 feet, with the privilege Of $4,000.
Five days are allowed for the removal Of lumber By
purchasers
Terms Cash, In Government fund.-.
D. II. RUCKER,
Bt. MAI. Gen. and Chief ouartermastsr
ap26.10t Depot Of washington, DC.
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ATTEMPT TO ASsASSINATE THE RUSSIAN CzlH
A HEAVY BANK ROBBERY

The Cashier Gagged and $4,000 Stolen.
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AN IMMENSE DOUBLE BILL.

MRS. AGNES PBRRY's Three Character; LADY IsA.
BEL and MADAME VINE, In BAsr LYNNS,
and her special y Of WADDIL0vR,
THB FAT BOY.
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DOS TPON MEM L n T.

PROPOSALS FOR ESGRAvINGs OF THE ILLusTRA.
TONS ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT OF THE
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS FOR THE YEAR
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LATEST FROM EUROPE

Preparations for Another Cable
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A EUROPEAN WAR IMPROBABLE.
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r UMBER AT AUCTION.

CHIHr ouAnrHnrAsrrs's Oyrrcr
pIror or wAsuIseroE,
WAsurreroH, D. O., April n. 1881 4
VIII be sold At suotion, 81 thu dovsrn tnsat Lumber
Yard, Maryland avenue, Gstweeu Twelfth and mir
teenth sret under the direonon Of Brsvet Leusnsnt
Colonel James NJ. Moore, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY NAY
g. at 10 m, the following described Lumber 70 witt
10000 feet sxt seantling IL feet long, Homiocf
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r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL PROPERTY

Breyet Major General and Chief ouartsrmsstsr
anal AT Denot of w.ahIn 81,
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SaGO9 9ma3uDeg,
.aaa @istIer une Silberplattirer,
~entpfettt rem Beetrten 9ublifunt iett retd- ~eewa0ltes Eager
bn SeutfGen unb atnertfaniftem Wteto(- Ins @alanterte-
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-03

The sroyer and Baker Elastic-Stitch sewing
Machines are superior 10 al others for the follow
ing reasons:
!. They sew direct frsm the spools, and require
no reWinding Of thread.
@ They are more easily understood and used,
and less liable to arrangement than other ma
chimes.
s. They are capable Of executing perfectly,
without change Of adjustment, much greater
variety Of work than other machines.
A. The stitch made BY these machines is much
more frTn, elastic, and durable, especially upon
articles which require to be washed and ironed,
than any other stitch.
s. This stitch, owing TO the manner in which
the under thread Is inwrought, is much the most
plump and beautiful in use, and retains this
plumpness and beauty even upon articles frequent
ly washed and ironed until they are worn out
8. The structure of the seam is such that
though it be cut or broken st intervals Of only a
few stitches, it win neither open, rum OF ravel,
but remains firm and durable. e
z. Unlike other machines, these fasten both
ends Of the seam by their own operation.
5. With these machines, while silk is used upon
the right OF face side Of the seam, cotton may he
used upon the other side without lessening the
strength or durability Of the seam. This can be
done on other machine, and is great saving
upon all articles stitched or made up with silk.
These machines, in addition to their superior
merits as instruments for sewing, by n change of
adjustment, easily learned and praeticed, execute
the most beautiful and permanent embroidery and
ornamental work.