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81 regard Mr.. Eddy, of the capable and
eessfvi practitioners, with whom have had official inter
course" CHARLES MASON"
Commissioner of Patents.
AZ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
not employ competent and trustworthy, and
capable ofpung their applications in form to secure
lnr them early and favorable consideration the Patent
Office. EDMUND DU RKE,m
Late Commissioner If Patents.
"Mr. r. H. Eddy has made for THIRTEEN applca-
lions, in all but ONE OF which patents have been gInncd
and that is pending. Such unmisakabe proof Of
great talent and ability his part leads to recommend
al inventors to apply to him procure their patents they
may be sure Of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases, and at very reasonable chargesn
JOHN TAGHART.
Inn l. 1SfG--1N1
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LNAltM, FRUIT, & GARDEN LANDS FOR
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south Of Philadelphia, West Jersey Railroad. best
Fruit and muck soil in the Union Most convenient to best
markets. Very mild, heahfu and delightful climate ex-
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Hundreds are settling here Report of Solon Robinson
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WINS Patent Hair CrimperS.

For CmMPISG AND WAvIEo LADIES' HAIR. No HEAr
kt9uIRLD IN USING THIN Ask your Sorekeeper for them
ne does not keep them, write TO the Manufacturer e.
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SILVH1RINH1
An entirely new invention for instantancously
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ARTICLES or
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AND FOR
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Although entirely invention, this article has al.
ready excited the surprise and admiration many of the
prominent scenhn Of the duy and is pronounced by
all who have its almost magical operation the
most valuable inventions OF modern times.
II is complete ecctrosilverpating battery in bottle
and Is destined to work wonders in household ms by its
all silverpated ware, whose plating is or
restored to its original beauty and articles OF brass cop
German silver, etc. he instantaneously plated with
pure silver at cost trinng that family need be
cut It.
There thousands Of articles in daily made Of the
bnser metals which, by occasional Of the Sverine
may be made highly ornament II M well as useful.
1t is perhaps needless to say that the Sverne
name implies, is a preparation Of Pure Silver. and
contains mercury acid other ingredients, any
property in the slightest degree injurious metals or the
hands
Applied to Plated Table Ware. Fruit Dishes
Trays, Cdstors, Stair Rods, Harness Trimmings Mi.
tdry Equipment Door Knobs and Pidtes, Metdic Uin-
doiO aud ShoC Case Frames &c. whose plating is worn
of, it gives them all the beauty Of ware which they
will retain Il the silverine is applied often artl-
Giles ordinarily cleaned
Applied to Copper Brass Bronze articles, will keep
them BEAUTIFULLY sTLvERED with quarter the trouble
required to keep them clean by securing etc.
II will also be found be tn. best economical
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alleged silver.
HOWE & STEVENS.
MANUFACTURERS, 260 BROADWAY, BOSTON, MASS
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XXTIIIsKERsl wIIIsKERs DIR. L. o. MoSrEE Corrola
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o CAUTION In TIME.

Persons that desire to On. HERRcK's OJiong Kid
strengthening PidsterS, that cures pains weakness and
distress In five hours and that has the test Of expert
thirty years. should conound them with mser
able unbleached muslin, paper and other worthless pre-
paratons called Pasters offered for sale stores and
often given in place Of llrRRcEs. DIR. Herrick's
Kid Piastcrs and Sugar Coated Pills are used
In the L. 5. Army and Navy, introduced into most
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munes with their wonderful Five thousand physi-
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that you get but HERRCK's KID PFAsrRRs AND
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Rare Chance to procure beautifully finished Pho
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viii send, post pail to any address, 100 Photographs Of
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GERS for 90 cents 100 Photographs of Statesmen and
erals tor 90 cents 100 Photographs eff Actors for so
lOO photographs OF Female Beauties for SO cents. Nov
the time TO fill your Albums Seld your ders and re-
ceve the Photograph by return mail. Address, Martin
Connor p. o. Drawer l6, Albany n. Y.
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sTATIoNER, BRATTLEBoRo, VT,
EVERY TIL Rec MONTHS,
FOR THE SALE OF THEIR
CELEBRATED PERFECTED

for which they claim the aforementioned advantages
those In ordinary use the proof OF which be In
their constantly increasing business during residence In
Hartford Of six years.
lst That from the peculiar construction OF the glasses
they assist and preserve the sight, rend ring frequent
changes ann cessary.
3D. That they confer brlliancy and distnctness OF
vision with an amount OF aud comfjI not hitherto
Joyed by spectacle wearers
3D. That the material from which the Lenses ground
Is manufactured specially for optic purposes and |, pure,
hard and brilliant aud not liable to become scratched.
4h That the frames In which they set, whether In
god silver or ses Of the finest quality and nlsh and
guaranteed perfect In every respect.
Apart on the above advantages offered Messrs Lazarus
Morris are EDUCATED PRACTICAL OPTICIANS 0CULsTs
and are exceedingly skl In hitting the eye whether for
diseased or impaired vision, however dcut the
lie They examine the eye with Lens and the result OF
such examinations at once select glasses to suit. The eye
so nued win spectaces, possessing the requisite power
neither more nor less do not fall require constant
changes that are SO necessary when badly improper
glasses are used The that the business
Will as heretofore, be conducted with HONOR aud INTE0
Hlrf, and In an uniformly and pains taking manner.
u-one of the arm will visit BaIaebOro every months.
~ B.--.Eo PEDDLERs EMPLOYED.
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LNTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
ILL ny. Capital $3,O0o00O. Applications received
for in this Company-one Of the oldest in the Union.
NATHAN HALL
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fmsuramre.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Y ance Company. This Company continues to do bust
ness on favorable terms Capital the LIST Of August last
$500, $50 20, and daily Increasing.
NATHAN HALL, Agent.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
l. AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.

Thu 0HIv7t NUnIT7Iy
Has paid ouer S17 900 600 Losses in Cash.
since its Organization.
Capital and Surplus, January /, 1866 m s1715171 H.
ARTHUR q. COFFIN, Prcst. CHARLES PLATT, sec'y
NATHAN HALL, Agent, Drattleboro.
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HOWE & STEVENS,

2UU BrOndWny, BOsiOn.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere. 3m39
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DIURETIC COMPOUND,

my Indian Figure for deccption.-None genuine unless
obtained at Dr. Mdttison'S Office. N Ladies' rho lgsk
nm hn,.c Lnnr IN he Ia dL trenk
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Ii New Haven, Conn. Cash Capital, s5OO,0o0.
. D. D. SATERLEE, President.
WM. S. GoODELL, Secretary.
NATHAN HALL, Agent at Bratteboro
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w For sale by =. c. EDWARDS.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPAHrNuNT, Jane O. 1865.
Sealed Proposals for farnIhng the once Of the see
Department with Stationery for the aseai year sndng
June 80, 1857, will be received unt IL o'clock noon,
o. me so's n.nt they must b. endorsed on the en-
the secretary Of the Navy.
Each proposal must bs signed by the individual or
arm making II, aud certificate from well known aud
reliable citizen to the ability Of the bidder bidders
10 xeeuts such con raet must accompany H. The
will lie requ red TO enter into In aad give
bond, with two or more sasfaotory surrtiss for it
faithful execution. The name, Of the parties author
pOsal.
Proposals in which any ore or more articles are Of.
fered 1t nominal or nedtious prices, or At excessive
Printed forms for proposals. embracing schedule Of
the articles required will be furnished application
at the Department and all proposals must conform In
every respect 10 ,Aid form and schedule.
Among The articles embraced in the schedule are
IS reAms Of RegulA ion Paper.
IS reams Of pespsteheAp.
20 reama OF foolsoAp.
l25 reams Of Quarto Post.
20 reams OF Note Paper.
IS rsams Of Bnvelops aud Wrapping Paper.
80 Issms Of Copying PsPor.
$4,000 knvelopes, oneial and others.
l40 quarts Of Ink.
100 gross Of Steel Pens.
IS dOE. Pencils
Together with = variety Of other articles
Each article 10 TO be the very best quality to be de-
vered without delay when ordered, be sstisfAe
olei eHbraeed in the schedule furnished at
proporonate rstes to those that Are and In OF
tor 70 isrS.s The artisss contracted Sr n. Depart
ment Is TO purchase them from other parties at the
rent retail prices. and dsduet the excess any from
Of each and every article nsnsd In the sebedus the
tract are 70 be made quarterly on the prsssntson Of
counts duly esIthed and approved and this proposal or
contract All articles 70 be delivered at the Navy De-
partment free Of charge. jeS w4w
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

II H.
wAsHINGrGN June q s96.
On the petition Of Robert Kuigh Of Cleveland Onio,
praying for the eNteu ION Of patent granted To him
the 2st day u September, 1883 for improvement In
Machinery for Beveliug the kdges OF skelp' Metallic
Strips, etc +" for years from the expiration Of
said patentw takes place on the 2lst day Of sePts
beT, 1866
1t Is ordered that the said petition he heard At the
Patent Once MONDAY the Sd day II September next
at ~ o'clock and all persons are notified to appear
and show cause " any they have, why said petition
ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file In
the Patent Once their elections, specially set forth in
writing At least nty days before the day Of heurLnE
all testimony ned by either party to be used At the said
hearing must be tAksn aud transmitted In accordance
With the rules VI the once which will be furnished on
application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tesu.
mony must be lied 10 the Omss t0sRty days before the
daV Of hearing the Arguments any, within tsa days
after nlipB the testimony.
Ordered Rso that this notice be Published In the In.
telh0enosr and the RgPuBLIcAE, washingtou, c. aud
in tue Herald Cleveland, Ohio, once a week for three
successive weeks the nrst Of said publications 10 be Il
least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing.
I. O. THBAkBR,
CommiIsioler OF Patents.
p 9, Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Paisht oes with paper
containing thiV aotss, isJ,lawaW
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

. CRIMINAL LCouRT-JLdge EfSher.-(E Edward
o.carrington, Esq, District Attorney, prosecuting)
In the following cases the District Attorney en-
tered nOiis prO'sqni, the parties having been in
Jail some time and committed for triaing offences:
Mary Riley, Thos Armstrong, Abraham Douglass,
Wolford Smith. John Williams, Charles Lee, Isaac
Norman, VIM. II. Warren, Lawrence Miller and
Charles Henderson, all indicted for larceny; Chas
Nugent and John II. Smith, indicted for assault
and battery. and obas. Lee, indicted for burglary
In the case Of Thomas Armstrong, Robert Sprigg,
and John Clarke who were convicted some time
since Of stealing an OK from John Corcoran, a new
trial was granted by the Supreme Court, where the
case was argued on a writ of error. The District
Attorney yesterday entered a nOis pyOSsgHi in the
case,
Charles Wood indicted for stealing pist oil from
John J. Hill verdict not guilty. Hurry for de-
fence.
The District Attorney announced the death Of
Robert M. Bealo, a member of the bar, and in re.
speot to his memory the court adjourned
CIRCUIT CoURT Judge Ohm - Joseph
Libby against John Keller Judgment confessed.
Riley A. shiun against P. HArtenStine. Judg.
ment confessed.
Joseph Libby against Solomon ], Fague, Judg
ment confessed.
James Mccrssry against Robert G. Stevens
Judgment comics ed.
Samuel Barth against Julien Rvisre. Judgment
confessed.
Alexander NJ. White against Joseph B. Stewart.
Verdict for plaintiff for $500, with interest from
August 0, 1894.
Henderson Fowler against Thos. Dennis. Judg.
mont confessed.
Henry BOgus against Herman Gumpsrt1 Judg.
ment confessed.
Calendar for to-day-Nos, 10, SS, 1862, I82, 1888,
1884, 1885, 1893, 2Ol 2O2, 2Os, 2O4 2O6, 2O6, and ap.
peal case "a. Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

The WORLD LAUGHS in itssleeve at the ef-
forts Of few envious dentists to decry the sozo.
don't. 1t Is natural perhaps that they should dis.
like It, sincs Its popularity interferes with the sale
Of their wares, but how ridiculous in them to show
their spite when Its auimus is SO palpable.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

New YoRK, June 1.-THE examination Of Col.
Roberts before the United States Commissioner
commenced to-day. Very little information was
elected from the witnesses, Messrs. G,bbOn, Cuff,
and 0'Rourke.
Gen. W, x. Strong is dangerously i'll from
paralytic stroke.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
CLoT IN IN q
STRANGE METAMoRPHOsE.

----
STRANGE METAMORPHOSE.
Yer the Ioy Of ma i,fs ,,d law. W., .,r..s,.
But much harder I'd love you from yer head 10 yer
You swAte Turtle dove you, n yer'd get some new
clothes. T"
wh,. r. .Sa.,s, ~, ~, ru nua, 'n0'''
:" D. .,a,r'o - s'',,,A '%Ony no0S'
W. NV s'oa ~ M " y, .,m, "ae,e snan so'
' " s'"ns " em''h Dfo'her'
Nv
Thin for fear ia be late made hast. 10 Smith, .tho,.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

San fRAscIsco, June CA Portland (oregonl
dispatch states that the Union majority in Oregon
is 800, with four counties to hear from The
State Senate stands-Union IA, Democrats 8. Both
parties claim a majority in the lower House. Total
vote 22 22O
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

PooKEr PrcKED.-Last night Mr., J. P.
Kirly, while riding In one of the Seventh street
cars, had his pocket book, containing $50, taken
from bis pocket The thief succeeded in getting
of with the money.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

DEAD.-Mr. Waller, who was injured by
the explosion Of q steam boiler In the printing
division Of the Treasury Department, a few days
ago, died on Friday last and was buried on Sunday.
Charles Burch, who was severely sOaldsd, Is re-
covering. .''
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

BOARD OF D RsoroRs,
BOOKSELLER AND srArIoNKR.
q a ~

BOARD OF D REcToRs,
Hon, SIMON cAHERos, Ex.sserstary Of War.
Hon 10 A GILhoRs, Rx. Governor Of New Hsmp-
shirs. n
Hon cG.gscEY N. DEPEw. lat. s..r...r, of s,.rs,
HGS Jas Z; WALTON. lat. rs-..sr.r oil g. Mat.
HOe. n. B sRYkSr, Boston, MA-a
York,
rIos' COREY. E'a, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co.. Bos.
ELIJIH p DRwIN0. Esq, New Orleans, L.
hJOT n. .. BRIGHAM, late PGymAEtsr y, l., wAsh.
tnEton, D. q.
This Company offers greater Inducements for inyss..
ments than apy Stock COMPANY now 10 existence.
The object Of the Company to afford usIss 10 tha
Impoverished cotton And Sugar Planters Of the south 10
gr-w and get their crops to narkst always tAknE sod
and sat SfAsoTy seenriy by IKGgs on their pianS
on and crops for money 1dyAAesd In Rroeurins aap-
plies puying labor and other necessary SxpSn-ss in5
dental to the deVslOpnsnI Of the coll.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
are The ahiV'Ai r'qursnsa' Of the largest portion Of
soUTHERN STATES,
AID when ladieiousy applied, no matter by vhon fur
hlshed, VIII restore thai portion of our unfonaaats
n i9rms, nrospsriiy and make The sosiA All
Tai oISDiN OF ruE WORLD.
saeserpsien bookH have been opsa.d in this city By
y9hM mA0lLL, Agent, At the Banking House q
LnMis s9hnsoh CO., corner Of Pshnsylyaaia
NeAas AAa tsahsu aP1aau
The national Republican., 1866-06-12
LUMBER.

IT UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
CB. CHURCH AGO.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpsuters and
Builders, wheelwriRhs and Coach makers their eG
tensye and we'll selected assortment Of all the various
kinds Of Lumber, consisting In part Of
All sizes Of white Pine, Poplar Walnut Oak Ash and
Hickory.
FRAMING
white Pine, Spruce, Hemloek, Va. Pine, and Oak
FLOORING
white Pine, Spruce, Va Pine, Eastern Shore and Oak
SHINGLES.
Cypress, white Pine, Spruce, aud Cedar.
PENGR RAILS. POSTS, AND PICKRrs
Bills Of Lumber cut to order at the shortest notice.
G. b. CHURCH 4 CO.,
mys.lm Cor. Maryland ave and Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

New YoRK, June ll.-Docrease in cash, 81, ,42o..
OOsi specie &c. O36 OOOi circulation, $276, sOO in.
crenso in deposits, s4,S76,O OOOi legal tenders
IS, ,449, 900.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

RICHMOND, juno IL. - The neu Tobacco Ex.
change on Thirteenth street, south Of Cary, was
opened this morning. The Mayor, Council. and a
large majority Of the business men Of the city
nras
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

Election In waterbury, Conu.
WATERBURY, Conn, June 1.-The Union city
ticket was elected to-day by 800 majority.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

forbesrrno o.. Of ,ts msnb.rr. and t.ovirs :. 7 a.
the rood temper of lsrss m.ioritv on them aon.
hdsntiy anfeIpste thsis In snsint.inln~ ~
rules presoribsd for ths govsr,msrt M ony No.
| oeediner. VT = III
Mr. Wrieht ofrsred a r..oiut;on d.cI.,,nv w
n. po,. ,hs ...,.,..- afn. p...a, ~h,.h
| :, ~. 'A' '''i''-fy ~ nv Dos'ui "hion VS.
sdoptsd. .t rU "a Naais -,
| Mr., Dudley nominated MIA. W. Eaton a. mes.
| ssnRer, and he VA. thsreupon sjeot.d
| N. n.s,.. 80, 7 --,-,,rlF-,,.. 4,
-. - ~. NJ. rli.-,, p-'.,.'% ~ pVP''ns 'a'
rus. ot tne iah Vounetl, untn turther ordsredi
which was adopted, .lliqgF ~ m .5.-,a IN :
Mr.. Wright offered A resolution DECLARING Nj. g.
! A, p.u,h th. VIZ. pr.,,a.,, u ,h. po.,S, -h,.h
= - .s-N'''esAe W 'N' DVN'sI "hio"
was adopted M.u ~ e'}t4H
| MI Peugh ohered resolution authorizing the
priating Of twenty-five additional copies Of the
prooe.dines Of ths sixtv fourth uounc,i vhioh %.
fs.-.-I - 49, ~'--SSA' "n''A "'s
.. go, igJl .ul
Mr. Anderson offered resolution for the appoint
ment Of . committee 70 walt on the Aldermen and
inform them ofthe orr.nir.tiou Of IN. Beard. and
t,,. a. !. ~. 49,, --...-. -,
W ~ INV 'o'h' "'''insi "hion was
adopted 't. "ff8 ttg
Messrs. Anderson and Psugh we're appointed the
oommittee. VA ,-5 a = = -. ~ 'r~'' :
| NJ Mr.,h.....s E,...,.- =,
=, M fNoe'' presented : communicated rom j.
NJ pownns' claiming the seat nov occupied by
Mr. ID. y. Morsell, Of the Third ward as the Judges
| failed 10 count ballots which wen, cast for him
| Ths oommuni,.tio, -. t.,a -. ,u,u - n.
-.se.-. - "Nl,.. '-'a WIZ an'n ai''' 'ne
aPPo'nsmsn' Oh committees. I.stFI
Az this time Messrs. A. Lloyd and TAFT appeared
| a. q COMMITTEES from the Aldermen and announced
| thu org.ni..tion NJ f,h.t Ro.,d .I0IIIF
| NJ ~. a.tf
- 'hf hhhfihs'
| Inc Board OF Aldermen entered the chamber,
the Joint meeting was organised BY calling Alder.
man Tbo,. 4. Lloyd "a IN. ,h,,, ana M w II
| D.. u. e A, .alt.'.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.


- hLC Ors Wv EttN mENI LUmbEh-
D, onIsy ouAsrrssAsrr,' . o,,ros,
DEror OF wAsHIHsrox, \
wAsHIrsro>, ~ u, Nay 81, 1000
The ohsrs received uodsr the advert emsnt Of Nay
being considered less than the real value Of the
riA not accepted and teasd Pfopossls are again
invited until THURSDAY, jane 81, 1890, at II clock
for the purchase Of 900 feet Of ooyerumsnt Lum-
Der, Of the the following Sizes and descriptions, vI
IS, 90 feet lH.ineh Oak -.#
100, 100 feet 2-ineh Oak. .|.....-r
100, 900 feet ~ inch Oak.
l29, 200 feet S.inch Oak.
10, 900 teet 81 <-ineh Oak.
rs, 600 feet 4-lueh Oak. .rH.'
10, 900 feet b-ineh Oak. ..HHr#
10, 100 Lot 2-Ineh Hickory. .... ......,
Q, 800 feet S.inch Hickory. rHy
II. 600 feet inch Hickory.
80, 900 feet N.ineh Ash.
"a, oOO feet 2.ineh Ash.
So 900 feet 3.iueh Ash.
90, 900 feet 4-ineh Ash.
20, o0O feet b-inoh Ash.
3, 900 feet 1-lneh Pine ..r
81, 500 feet R.iBsh Pine.
81, 200 feet l-lnch Pine
Is, 900 feet N-ineh Poplar.
IL 900 feet l-inch Poplar. .. .r
The attention Of wagon and eATriage ls called
to this sale, the above very npsrior lot Of e-
seasoned Lumber, suitable for msnufeuripg purposss
can be seen ~ sppying 70 Brsvet BrgAdisr General
g. H. ToMPklNs ouartsrmas,sI 10 charge at Lincoln
Depot, ahoqt one mile east Of the Capitol.
Bids viii be received for the purchase Of tsn thousand
feet and upward, The uudersgued the right
to reject all the bids should they be considered too lew
Payment Qn Government funds) will be required upon
nohusaon Of acceptance Of bid and prior - the dsiy
cry Of the Lumber which mast be removed within A.
teen days aiter the proposal 10 aeoepted.
Proposals should be signsd by the bidder full name
Po'al' for the Purchase Of Lumber md aitsetsd to
Brevst MsJOr General and Chief eusrtsr@sslsr,
jel.td Depot Of Washington.
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DROP osALs FOR FUEL.

CLEsK's OFFICE .
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,, UNITED sTATEs. \
wAsHIE0roS, June 7, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
~ clock, m Of FRIDAY the 22d June, 1885, for sup
plying fuel for the House Of representatives. Of the
United States, as follows, to wit;
500 tons 2i0 lbs best quality No. or large Egg
white Ash Coal Baltimore Company or Of qualify
equal thereto TO be thoroughly screened and free from
dirt.
100 cords best Boxers Seasoned Pine Wood.
20 cords best Seasoned Hickory.
90 cords best eEsoned uHk.
Teu cords Hickory to be sawed in three pisOes
the balance Of all the wood In two pieces
All to be delivered Ia the vaults Of the Capitol under
the direction Of the Chief Bng nRar within one m0nth
after date ot contract No bids will be from
parties personally unknoSn unless panied with
satisfactory references and seenrity will be required
for the fAithfuI Performance 0f the contract
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
jep.n22d Clerk II. X, U. s.
The national Republican., 1866-06-12

For III, oorreetneSS Of the foregoing statements We
have permission to refer to Geo W. Riggs, Esq H. D.
CooEe R"q, H. c y hnss'ook. ESQ. Audz Rohhin-,
Rae isrs-n