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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOB ENVELOPES

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
SEALED ri III n Nay s.,a isss
Department until JUNE 18th, at S O'Clock D m !,
s"r fuISs hing EnveieIe: REQUIRED for the oficsi
Sees Suri0 az nrst and second class Of
July, 1870: The sstima ,sd number of Eaveiopcs
inches. We W
SIs:: sss SSs Envelopes y s By inches
s|::::= s (: g n
for the knvsleSes 9f cls..I Those Of GLASS are
tuie and the others Of buff or cream coIored pa
the EDWsloSp ss'' mus, be made in III. mos.
the entire length of the Lap OF each En- veiops. and
Din ected By the Pos,mss,er Gensrai Thew mu "s
be banded Ia parcels of twenty five, packed in
the boxes to be wrapped in strong paper 80 as TO
bear transported through the NAILS When a
to nj the order IF Postmaster. they must be put
mp In strong wooden boxes, and. IN either case,
iaIeis OF direction n,ast be placed up.n the
noNes py the contractor rs directed by agent of
this Department.
= The Envelopes mnst be furnished In esch ouan.
the ordcrs Of Postmastrrs and be deli either
s New sSsS 0s 9s sr ne stamp and
Geners. msv direct. Il ZEE of cost for packing and
Bids are also invited for furnishing 600 ooe I'm.
velopes, more less, to be used ia covering dead
letters returned to writer's to be thorou shiy made
o. good quality Of Manila paper, we'll gummed,
6S,I. 3, s1s inches. The envelopes must have such
printing uIon them as may be directed By the Post
In Ssnsral: Also, Ueloo Envelopes, more or
les. TO be thoroughly made Of che beet quality Of
and TO hAye the words Post Once Departmsnt,"
thsmin the manner preset ibed BY this DeDartnenf.
These envelopes must lie delivered at the Post
once DEPARTMENT. in Wsshinston, d. c.. In good
order ready for nee, free Of cost for packing and
TRANSPORTATION and at the rate OF about s., 0e0 Der
week. The first delivery Of the envelopes specified
shove, to be made as early In July ~ practicable.
Specimens OF the iere Mt kinds Of envele 80. for
whtth proposals. are invited. may be seen By sp-
plying to the Posfmasters Of the solowfue Ofices,
viz New York, n. Y; Besson, Msss.; Philsdel-
phia, Pa Baltimore, Md: or they may be OBJ
taiped direct tr' NJ this Department
Bidders will be expected % furnish specimsns Of
the envelopes they propose to supply and no bid
will be confidered, unless offered By Msaufactu-
rers 81 Envelopes, Accompanied By satisfactory
The Vrics BID, and the qsality os samples submit
ted Will both be taken Into confederation in award
Bond and ecurisy yin BE- required for thsfaith.
ful ~ the contract. and all payments
The bid~ should be- onaorsed % Propoesls fo- OF. 4
fee and Returned Letter Epvs1opss," aud adj 1
dressed % the Third Asststaps POST General.
r'--I u a. ". DBNNlS0N, /
my = eotz3dje Postmaster General.
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RT GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALCaBLE REAL ES-
TATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE, EAST OF

Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ES-
TATE ON MAITLAND AVENUE, EAST OF
NE CAPITOL.
BY virtue OF deed of trust from Philip Warner
10 tine undersigned. duly executed and recor al +,
weVil! sell. on the premises, ou FRIDAY. tAe
hIe meet bidder. Lots II an! II according to the
subiivlsion of square soutH Of SQUARE No Dt5
This property is 81 the intersection Of Eighth
sIeet east and airy anti avenue and is in. proved
by b large, couni1ci0us. and well built prick
House, containing large stOTeI Dom and q yelling
apaI cents. Fine bake house, oven, anQ Ilu res
Immediate possession given
AFTER The above sale viii he cold all said W O.
neT interest nlestate in and 10 iots ant g. ac-
cor mig - '" IL. Todd's subd vision of square No,
So. Tbs property fronts on Maryla avenue.
between Seventh street east AMI Eie hth street
east. and Is Improved By three newly built two
story IRENE Houses. This property is very ia.
srable foy private residences and il Ior,te. in a
Rapidly improving part of the city. The houses
given in nled atsy.
Terms of sale One tiirG c.sl and the resi- Inc
IN two equal pay ,ne1ts. at six AMI twelve months
nom dsy OF sale, With notes bearing irtsrest,
serured oR the premises soil. All conyeYaulipg
ami re- eDue stamps a the cost Of the purchase
uspo>ii OF 500 on the fir house, suG OF shJ
tsc'i On the other houses, viii be reQu1rei from
ire purchaser ~ the EiJe Of sale or another sale
will Re iIIme lately had.
IL the terms of sale not fully complied with
In I've days thereaftrr. the trustees reseryr the
night ts resell At the risk AM of rst pursha
ser sfter rye days notice of such resale in IL q
National InteIlgencsr
CHARLES II. UTERJEHLEl
FREDERICK SCHMIrT, Trustees.
SAMUEL u. PHILLIPS.
10 10 tnthssda GREEN e WILLIAMS lrc,s
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &C,
comprising

Qxartamaster Generals Office, First Drr,sio.
WdShington, u. c., June 10, 1866
BY order Of the Quartermaster General, there
viii be sold. on the premises. at pnbiic auct on ,
ing, A Q. M, on FRIDAY. July IS. is;5' AZ 10
O'Clock n; the following described public prop.
ONE sTFAM BOIL R 80 feet long and sas,
in diameter. with two IL incn relurn fiuesl made
OF 4 inch boiler iron, with all the necessary appur.
tenances. including cast iron front, gauge cocks
steam gauge tAshcroft's pa, ent. crate bar. nj ne
'T&o WoKTHINGf65ai al s 4 sI0s 0rG FORCE
PUMPS, No 6. l5-inch cy Hinder. 9 inch stroke g.
horse power each. and each capable of pnmning
aud forcirg 100 90 gallons water per day Con.
nectsd with them are the requisite valves, giasds
couplings, bends, elbows. double valve oil cups
sc. These Pumps are comparatively new, and in
complete working order.
ssss s,ash s.s! IRON Water p p follows;
SEQ feet 2-inch wrought.iron
e6t feet 1siRch cast iron :.
0G8 feet i inch .. g
LOO feet l-inoh T" 4"
Thirty one OAST.IRoN FIRE-PLUGs. fAv,as,
PATENT with all the necessary connections. such
g bends stop cocks. elbows, feur- way pieces
TH AZ T eSad,saon I tossfnsT With All
end repairs In water pipe, snch as pipe. cutting
machines. taps and dies, plyers, crabs, drills,
The DEPOT is accessible by water. and vess.,s ~
the largest class can be- loaded at the wharf
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
fore the irst LIST, day of August next.
A host for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every honr during the day Of sale.
will be given upon application, in person or by
letter to Captain George + Browning, A. z. M,
Gissboro. u. o.. or at this rs, .:s , ,x,v
ie@h First Division. O. ii. g. o.
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UY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auction,..rs.

TRUSTEF's SALE OF A FRAME BUILDING
ANE THE LEASE OF THE LOT, on the
souiheast corner of 18th ana g streets at Pub
lie Auction
On . ONDAY. the I'd day OF July next at 81
O'clock p m, 4 shah sell, "a the premises by
virtue OF deed OF trust To me Gated the 81 day
OF September. SIS. and duly recorded October
18th, ts 8. in the Land Resorls FOR Wa-hi ngton
county d O.. Liber r. NJ X. Ne, ;: foios 81,
Square No. two hundred and fifty zine 25sJ with
the iRprOyep eDts. cOnsistirgof o Frame Build
ing cccuI1td rs livery stable aid restaurant.
Terms Cash
All convey ancing and revenue stamrs at the cost
Of the purchaser SOD down when the property is
Knocked On Ard If the terms Of sale are NOT com
piled within days after the day OF sale the Trus
tee reserves the right resell the property AZ the
ri-k al cost Of the deiau ltpR purch aser by ad-
vertisiDg three times in the Evening Star
FRED. SCHMIDT. Trustee.
le 90 eo43s GREEN WILLIAMS aucfs
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~ steamer CAMbBIDGE, Captain 49,
I =; 7; d hE9 shTRR Tiit RESUME her
leaving her new pier. 170 Light street wharf, be-
tween Lee and barry streets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora's Point, Wal
lsens Landing, Cambridge, Hughletts Wharf,
Cabin Greek. and kedford g Landing Returning
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med
for1s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY az 2. m, stopping at ell the above men,
uoned landings Tor passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore ats q. m. If FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 28-tf
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tlY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
II south corner Pa. avenue and sth street

The updsYsf gped announce. in coutenplation Of
having 60 France this fall that they will OF
FOR sals: 81 public auction, under direction or
Hessrs. w =: wall B. Co., Auctioneers, by cata
store, No. All Penn. avenue, corner of az street
the balsnce Of their choice stock OF pure bottled
Wines, French Cordials and Liquors Of various
kinds, on hand some years. comprising On assert
Dept of aboni 1900 bottles, also several barrels
OF inc Whisky, Brandy, Gin and Liqusrp in iemi-
yohnf. and cases Of Mum ms & Choreaa Lntourette
Champagpes, scotch and London Alss, &c. Phi
we'll as dealers. may ind it ts their interest 70 az
tend. Gan beck amined previous to sale.
r. UR0MELIEN 4 co.
RG-d w. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts
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RY GEEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.

EIGHT BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON
SOUTH STREET, Between 9Th and 9TH ct s.
east &C Public Auction
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, at 81. o'clock
=. m, We shall sell. on the Premises Lots 30, 81
81, 33, a. IS, 3s 81, being subdivision OF Lots and
10 In Sqnare No. G3, having Is feet 45a inches
FROST each. running lack = good depth
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and tw Give
months secured b. deed Of trust the DIT ernises
of thepurchsser. IS down ON each lot when the
property il ksocf ed off, =
AND II the terms are NOT compiled with in ten
days after the day of sale. the reserves thu
right tn resell at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purcba sers by advertising three times in the
Evening Star.
200 GREEN WJLLIAM6 Aucts
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SALE OF G9yERNMENr BUILDINGS. STA.
~ BLES, fENClNG WhARVES, &c,
AT GIESBORO. ID O.

SALE OF e9yERNMENT BUILDINGS, STA
SLAS' AZ aFS SiEsso RshA 3 G &C.
90 Washinsica, %; &. June is. is55.
will be sold on the premises, at public anctioa,
under the direction of Captain George T. Brown
10, ls66. at 10 O'Clock m, aud continuine from
The came hour each Gay thereafter, texcept FRI
viii he o ~ until the ahoIe ksSs ses MoTss
posed or the following described public property,
.Eieyen nD OFFICES. tfrsrse.D 2sxIso. two sto.
RES, lox:o, i6x3S, two .ex2O, 1.-TWO -tories lsxgS
kitchen adjoining, loxl6J l2xs2, lsxI6, two 2x2S,
Eighty nine Cssy LABoRERs' QUARTERS,
one l6xiS; Si,h shed adjoining ski '-'i' anu
Tea IleI DIV ELLINGS, tfrsme ?sx.o. 1.-TWO sto-
ss s "a saet a fSrr two SE
adjoining, 9xl2 and loxi0, %x20 with wing Iexft
Nine 80 MESS H5csEs,i ~ Iftems, ssx,oo two
RES, 2syi3o, with addition. I6xI!J 28,tO, 1.-TWO
stories, } l61s0 l6A34, and ssxfO
Thirty two 3D STABLES frsma , twenty -fonr
2sAiJz six :oT$si. one lIX32, aud I3x29, (wiIh
One. IA HOsPlTAL STABLE, oframe,J with
$40 lineal feet Of stabling.
1Tweniy 90 EUILprYas. frame, 2svs,. 2svs;.
73xf s1it6 Us H gs9so S Sa and i7 ,Hr
BREEDING FED 81 5-Z = li i n is.t
Seventy: eight (7D HANGERS, 33lxls; three
and half feet deep.
twenty (z9l OUTHOUSES
One a. HAY SHE'D. ll2N3is.
one ID CHAIN HOUSE, ffraIneD 5sx22n
Three t3D WHhRvEs: One 40.lSl square feet
one Ill square feet. and one $50 square feet
FENCING. -, geo iineal feet
one o. ST0kEHOusE. Iframel 5sxl.G
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS. iframeD 4sxl6O
and 25XlC0
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE. I7x31
The buildings will be sid slEgIy, and must be
removed within twenty days
The buildings will be taken down at the eNpense
Of the purchasers. The depot is accessible hv
water vessels OF the class can be IoaIe
at the wharf
Terms: Cash I'm Government funds.
A boat for Giesbero will leave tie Sixth-st
wharf every hour drring the lay # sale
pa For further information apply in person or by
Setter, to Captain GEOBGE r. BROWNING A
q. M, Giesboro, ID. c.. OF TO this office
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Bricadier General u. s. A. in charge
is 2eryl9 First Division. q. NJ c. o
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T. MSiOr !. II. Putnam, of Rochester died
suddenly on saturday evening. After tea. he
laId down on lounge in conversation with his
WIZ She noticed mat ne looked very s-ran ye-
", and became suddenly quiet; and going 70
bin, discOvs that he vas dead Major PINT
nam served during the war with honorable re-
pute IN Thirteenth New YORK Cavalry
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
DttIeet south. between Sd and 9Th streets east,
On FRIDAY. the 10Th instant, 1T 65s clock D,
m, We shall sell, Oh the premises. Lot No TO- IN
square 763, having l. feet l0h inches front By IA
containing four rooms ana Kitchen. This proDert1
10 In good location for any one wishing to pur-
chase a small residence.
Terms: oDe-third cash; balance and IL months,
secured By deed of trust on the premises. Ali
conveyspcins and revenue stamps at tie cost II
the purchaser. $50 down when the property il
sold. GREEN q WILLIAMS
ia AncSjonaar.
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tykate Williams, employed as 4 servant IN
family at 81. Paul. suddenly disappeared
from that place, taking with her a suit OF her
masters clothes and leaving her own in their
place IL is not known precisely which way
she has gone, hut as she vas in clsse CONVEX
saflOn on the subject of Montana with a youp q
man V DO started for the gold fields A fey DAYS
previous 20 her disappearance, II is supposed
-he has determined 10 share his Joys, sorrows
and profits.
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- In Holden, Mass, Friday evening, a son
OF Moses Smith aged l. wears, left home 70 visit
a neighbour, and soon returned In a bewildered
condition, have been shot in the head. the hall
breaking the jaw bone, and II is feared lod eing
near the brain. His deiirium prevented his
giving any explanation of the mysterious az
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TINY CsBLE.-Fhe small steel chain tina.
winds round the fUssee of a walch Is about
eight inches in length. and contains about five
hundred links riyeted together. Modern IN
veniIOn has as yet discovered no substitute for
this chain eGu al 10 II in slenderness, strength
and nexioility. The Inks are punched ont nv
girls from plates OF steel, and riyeted one 10 the
81 E.r
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- IUHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
H TOMAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. fSnnday a m excepted1


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
va and the south. via the Potomac C~so
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf EcAakxzy&
Washington, 10 Aauia Creek anise<srsza<1<D2
Richmond, Fredertcksbuf and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich
mono va, connecting there with trains the Rich
nond and Petersburg and Richmond ana DsnviIle
ballroads. Tor Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Raleigh, Greensboro, salisbury, Charl otte and
Chester, g. O.
Steamers Keyport and y Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning e1ceptedD at
40 q. n. and D. m, and arrive in Richmond at
G5 .. m. and q m.
HRouGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
rliIy Miles Shorter ANA z1s Hours Quicker than
. any Other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aaui,
Crtek and fredericSsburg, TO Richmond, at the
Company . Office, corner of PeRna. avenue and Stu
stI Get or on board OF TIE boats. Baggage checked
through
Omnbusses and Baecsge Wagons will be In
readiness to convey Passengers and baggage be-
tween cepots in Richmond
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon: and may have Opportunity of visiting
several battle Ids near Ereaercisourg by stop
ping At that point.
Breakfast aud sup on board of Steamers.
GEO. MATTlNGEE Supt., Washington D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Washington
G. NJ. HAEEf,
epoH GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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81 The wifi of William Estelle. residing al
NInchestSr. Tennessee, committed suicice on
Tuesday last by hanging hersels IRON The BAN
listers OF ball staircase, with a chiId-s skip.
Ping rope She WAS an accomplished must
elan. and bad taught a class of music up to n
few months previous 10 her death. when she
gave Up her Glass on account OF declining
health
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$50

$50 xARn, 1870
Investor snd pntentee 81 Kari OesssrAted
AMEkICAN CHRoHOMBrEh,
Nauus>rtursr and Dealer in OnIoponsetsrs end
Wsschss, No. ESQ fsanA ave. bet. ID snd ~ 80.
VIZ wy = Rs,asrss End Warranted. De ssas
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elY W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LoTs IN TIE FIRST

By virtue Of deed OF trust to the sub ariber da
ted July 81 lo3z, ana duly recorded In Liber W. b
sban offer for sale, at public auction, on TUES
DAY July 10th, 1886, at 8 o'clock I'm, Los Nos
usted on porth q street, between 24ih aud 2sth
sreets west. Let H. in same SQUARE. Path str Get
between north street and Rock Greek.
Terms at ssse
GEORGE MYER, Trustee
e 20 a w. l.. WALL co. Aucts
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RY W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
AhD 5VH STREEPa

AID OH STREETS WEST.
By virtue Of the decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the p1strict OF Columbia, bearing date June Is.
1906, and passed in the cause OF Nc Donald and
shail otter for sale at public anctioa. in front OF
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
June 1876, At O'Clock y. N part of Lot a.
bered SIX, tG.) In SQUARE numbered i've hundred
and sixteen, (56,) of the plan of rse city OF Wash
ingfon, the said part OF lot having a front on /
street norib OF sixteen no. feet and running sck
The depth of said lot
Terms Of sale: One third cash. the residue in two
equal PAY mtnis Of ard ~ months, the purchaser
gyms bis notes Tor the deferred ments, sssis-
day Of sale. Title deed to be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money il paid. All convey
ancing and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
ASBURY LLOYD Trustee.
Je Is PO4tEStd W. L. WALL a, co
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
1ResTEES SALE OF LARGE DOUBLE

IBcSIEEc BAbE OF LARGE DOUBLE
pWELLING HOUSE AND LOT.
Vn THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June 18th. at
eeaoek on the premises, By virtue Of . deed of
hoe = snd Is, one ofths land records 81 Washing
ton county, and TO me directed, shall sell Lot 49,
square u, fronting "a feet i inch on INST street
west; near the corner Of north stree /. imeroved
~ large ooubfe two story and attic brick we'll
Ing house with back building al prese NJ occ Of cd
BY the 0evernment ssr the OF the Signal Cor o.
Terms cash convey snciug ct purchaser coat
II the saie 10 not compiled with within one week, ,
the trusee reserves the right 70 resell the proper
on oae wees no,ice, at the risk and cost Of the
ROBERr McILRoY. rrv.ta.
10 Is lint }. O. McGUIRE co, Ancts.
M JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucaon,.r,
boiIDiSs A 81 skAE Hsf IHHTTRsrsE's SALE
On MONDAY !, the eh day ei July, ct q o,c,o..
the Iemisss, by virtue Of deed Of trust div
recorded In Liber N. q. r, He. 50, folios 10 -
SEQ, and bearing date 18th day Of Jsnuary A. n
lss and TO directed, shsll sell the eass isIf
81 Let q. In Square l36 fronting q feet north
X street. between nth and 18th sta, and ruunine
beck that width ~ feet inches 60 20 feet Alley
. Terms: One third cash; Fesidue in end IL
month"; for notes with intsrest, secured upon the
property. CobveyancinR q purchaser cost.
III the terms OF sale are not comp lied With In six
eays sitter the sale. the Trustees reserves theght
% rsssi sne property at the risk and cost of the
s''aa'd's purchaser CHARLES nR.p,.y
". B. WOODWARD,
Trustees BxoelesoY Building ssoci atom
jsp 10 JAS O MCGUIRE / 90. Xucss.
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)RoPosALs FOR GOAL ANp WOOD

SENATE OF The UNITED STATE
CDscs az "a ScrEsaH-- a. t.,
s..,.s p-., Warrington, June 20 lsCs
seHeo PROPOSALS viii he received A. thss -.
Gbhl ~ clock noon. on SATURDAY fbe 100
Gay OF July neHt. for the delivers OF sevsn hr,
$40 nuol TONS a7sio peundsl 81 large re- -.
s.esnooat Furnace WHITE ASH COAL. thoT.
Also: sfty cords best PINE WOOD, tsercuss,v
The Coal 70 be weighed and the Wood r,es.,u,
~ The Chief Engineer or his ant ana 49,
ewJ IN tte Senate Iaolts under his di rectlo1
on or before the Slst OF August following Cd
je O-dts ssrs..,, GEO BRowS,
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsALs rOR WOOD ana Co.I

P9sr OFEIcE nErsRTxrSr Jun. n ,ss.
SeNee froroess VIII be received az III. No.,
inert Tor the delivery AID sisrSge ~ DepGt-
*00 tone OF best quality White ASH ANrp,
VIE tOAL, furnace siBs. 2 gtO lis ~ ,sha
lbe. 20 the ton NV &. 20
ysnuary ], lS67 Also for '''' ana
zoe cord. best quality s.a.eped OAK woop
81 cor best Baker,, PINE w0vD
sSe Voc 70 be delivered at such tine snd In
suen onsnunrs ~ may lie required.
,ss I'll Se receives 81 this ofhce until July 10
Al, nne LeeStment reserves the right 70 rs5ect
70 Dos VIII be considered upsceom panied Nv
saussetory Evidence Of ability 10 nh the c1pt-.e
.seo..,o n. oLMsTRp,
se.--asyIV cupt. Post Once Suldipc
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT % TIE INrERIoR,t
WAsHINGTnN. May 81, 49, (
Propofals Tor furnls hing such Stationery as nlsv
be relsiTed oy this Department: and the bureaus
and othces thereof during :he fiscal year endisc
June 81 1871. viii be we'd until ~ clock ma 81
hoNDA1, Jnly 2. $50. Thos- uuacrom pani ed Nv
Satisfactory testimonials Of ability 10 fulfill con-
tract viii not he considered. and contrtc,s vii
Only be awarded to Manufacturers OF. or dealers
IN the several Iasses of articles
All al uc!es furI is he'd must De Ofthe best qu alit
esch hid.
bach proposal must be signed hv the indivisr,I
or Erin making ~. aud must specify but one /, ice
Tor each article OF the class bad Tor
Articles not named in schedule, If required. are
10 he furnished a the ioSest market price: am the
riIht is reserved o. ordering greater or les. aaan-
tltF II each article contracted TOT. as the public
service may require.
3. nd, with proved security, wiz be eluired
~ tie indiyldUai TTa 20 whom the contract GaV
be awarded
should a contractor refuse or neglect 70 furpfsh
when required, ANY article articles ;he same
may be purchas ed IN market, and IL greater
tie contract. the 6iaerence may b. charged Ia he
contractor IN his next quarterly account
The Department reserves the right to re a..
or accept the bid all articles, singly or calac-
lively.
The subjoinei schedule specifies. az nearly q.
can ts done, the amount. quality saa description
Of the articles nkcly TO be required
The bids viii be opened in the presence Of any
Bidders wne may be present and will be- canyas.ea
separately Tor -sch Of the CLASSES spsci 4. below
and contracts for more Of the classes award,
ed ss may be deemed most advantageous 10 The,
DepaI tment
Proposals must be addressed t. the Secretary oS
the Interior, and be endorsed Proposals for Sta
tioRey. W PENN CLARKE,
70 Z-ia~4w Chief Clerk.