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PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING AND
PAVING THE CkRRIAGBwAY OF H STREET
NORTH, PROM FOURTH TO SEVENTH
STREET WEST.

MAYoR's oFFtcE, CIT HALL, June ~, 1867
Proposals will be received at the Mayor Omee,
City Hall, until l2 o'elocE, m, on SATURDAY, the
22d instant for grading and paving the ea-rageway
Of street north from Fourth 10 beNenth street wost
with stone similar 10 that usd In street north, the
stone to be not over eight ess than hye inches In
diameter and seven inches In depth, 70 DC lhu on
bed Of gravel not less than esht Inches deep COW
cred with at least four inches OF sharp tand before
paving, and to be we'll rammed three times with a
Rinety. pound rammer, and we'll Waterei before 'he
last rammingi the surplus earth Q De degostsa IN
such neighboting streets or places ,he nA,S Com
missioner may direct and the eobtra, NOT VII pe re-
quirsd to leave q surface OF two hu. 'dTed iteI ID
length for the fall width Of the street exp eu i9I IN
spection, which will be well puddled by me Mha
Commissioner, without expense to the co.N'Ae'or
before grAyelllng.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and "a,
ing gutter stone not loss than three feet In LEM
and Twelve inches IN width, replacing or Telayin.
Of said street as the Ward Commissioner may direct
tagging to be not less than sixteen inches in dth
four inches thick, and in pieces not less than four
feet long closely jointed. The work to be done to
the entire satisfaction Of both Ward and Assistant
Commissioners, and to be paid for by assessment
the property bordering thereon.
All old materials to be the property OF the Corpora
tioo, and to be deposited In such locality as the
Ward Con missioner may direct.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, per square yard for paving including the
tagging and gutter stone and per square foot for re-
laying old dag foOtways.
No bid will be received from others than practical
PAYERS, and the hight lie reserved to reject any all
bids. JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
jel5.ljth&22l Commissioner Fourth ward.
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FOR GRADING AND
i PAVING THE CARRTAGEwAY OF sTKEET
NORTH, FROM THE WEST SIDE OF THIR-
TENTH STREET To THE WEST SIDE OF
CONNECTICUT AVENUE

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall, until II clock, m, FRIDAY the 2lst
day Of June next, for grading and paving tho car.
riagewAy Of | street north from the west aide Of
Thirteesth street to the west side Of Connecticut ave-
nue., th stone similar to that used In street north
the stone TO be not ovo eight less than I've inches
In diameter, and seven inches IN deph to be laid on
bed Of gravel not less than eight inches deep,
cred with At least four inches Of sharp sand before
paving, and to be well rammed three times with
ninety pound rAmmer and well wAtered before the
last rammlng the surplus ear to be deposited In
such neighbOnng streets or places as the Ward Com
missioner may direct and the contractor will be
quirsd to leave surface Of two hundred feet In
length for the full width Of the street for in
spection, which will be well puddled by the Ward
Commissioner, without expense to the contractor.
Bidders will also est mate for furnishing and lay.
Ing gutter stone not less than three feet in length
aud twelve inches in width The work TO be done to
the entire satisfaction Of both Ward and Assistant
Commissioner, and to be paid Tor by assessment on
the property bordering thereon, except that Of the
General Government, which Is provided for by Of
| Congress OF February a. 1855.
All old material to be the property Of the COrrora.
ton, and to be deposited In such locality the Ward
Commissioner may direct
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, per 'quare yard for paving gravel
and sand quirei per fOOti also, for old aud Lew
gutter stone.
No bid will be received from others than practical
PAYERS, AID The right is expressly reserved to reject
any OF all bids J. vONDEaLEHR,
jei Commissioner Second Ward.
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TRRAsCRY DEPARTAEET, June 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS for Stationery will be re-
1857, at 70 OcICck, II. The Department re,eTve, to
itself the right 10 order the papers In ClRss L. Hat or
folded or plain or nt'neJ, to any required rat.
| tern.
Deliveries Of all articles In the several classes
must comply with the tpec hcatiOns, wLish, with
blank furms for bidding will be furnished to bid
! ders.
All deliS er.es will be subject to Inspection y an
expert deIa led for the purpose by the Secretary VI
the Treasury, and the delivery OF any inferior kTt
Gle shall be deemed sufficient cause to aEnul the
tract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department Wash ngtOB. Each prop sal must be
accompanied by a satisfactory guarantee that the
bidder will execute contract with good and sum
cisnt bonds II his bid be accepted.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract to operate the forfeiture OF the entire
penalty Of the bond the Secretary Of the Treasury
may direct the purchase in open market Of such
quantities Of any articles as shall be necessary to
supply the deficiency caused by such failure, and
charge to the contractors atty per centum Of the
price which 1t shall be found necessary to pay for
such articles.
Proposals unRceOmpsn ed by satisfactory guarRn.
ties will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of or
dealers In the articles.
The Department reserves the right to accept bids
for individual items in ClasTs. and 2, tO reject
any or all bids
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the spec hcRtOns furnished and failure to do 50 will
cause the election Of any bid.
Bids which contain Items at prices less than the
far cost Of the articles will be deemed fraud lent
and will not be considered
HUGH MoCULLOCH
le9-dtd ar-tAyV tbs Treasury
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
IL PAVING THE CARRI GEwAY OF EIGHTH
STREET NORTH, PROM THE NORTH SIDE OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO THE SOUTH
SIDE OF T STREET MOTH.


Proposals will be received at The Mayors Office
City Hall, until IL clock, m, FRIDAY, the 2lst
day OF June next, for grading aud paving the car
rageNay OF Eighth street north, from the north side
Of Pennsylvania avenue to the south side Of street
north, with stone similar to that used In street
north the stone not to be eight less than ave
inches In diameter and seven Inches In depth to be
laid on bed Of gravel not less than eight inches
deep, covered with at least four inches " sharp sand
before paving, and to be well rammed with ninety.
pound ranmer three times, and we'll wateTed before
the lat ramming; tie surplus earth to be deposited
In such neighbOring streets or places as the Ward
Commissioner may direct, and the contractor will be
required to leave surface OF two hundred feet in
length for the full width Of the street exposed for in
speeton, which will be well puddled by tho Ward
Commissioner without expenGe to the contractor
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay.
ing gutterrtone at not less than three feet n length
and twelve inshesin width the work to be done to
the entire satisfaction OF both Ward and Assistant
Commissioners and to be paid for by assessment 90
the property bordering thereon, except that Of the
General Government which Is provided for by act Of
Congress OF February %, 1855.
Old material to be the property OF the Corporation
aud to be deposited In such locality as the Ward
Commissioner may direct
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, per square yard for paving including the
gravel and sand required and per foot for old and new
gutter; also old aud new nagstOne
No bids will be received from others than practical
PAYERS and the right Is expressly reserved to reject
any or all bids o. 7. GARNER,
Jeli COmmIssiOner Third Ward.
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PROPOSALS FOR SLATE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
June H. 1877.
Proposals will be received at this once until jane
2s, 1857 IL for furnishing and delivering at site Of
Treasury Building, Washington D. O., twenty seven
hundred (a10o) satss is inches wide and "a inches
long, not less than one fourth inch nor more
than one half inch in thickness, at least one
face TO be smooth and true, the edges sawed II must
be OF uniform dark color, Of tint equAling that Of
the slate now the Treasury Building and In every
respect be as good as the slate on hand, sample Of
which may be teen al the once Of the Treasury Ex
tension. corner Of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvanta
avenue.
The whole OF the slate to be delivered on or before
the LIST Of October next
Proposals to be accompanied by samples Of Slate,
and TO be endorsed Proposals for State
A. B. MULLBTT,
ialF Arehitart
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOSALs FOR COAL AND
WOOD.


SENATE or ruE UEIrRD STATES,
OFFIcE eF THr SERGEANT AT. AIMS, y
June II, 1857
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
untii 10 icIoek m, OF MONDAY, July is, 1857, for
Supplyins FUEL for the use Of the Senate Of the
United states, as follows
seven hundred COO tons q $40 lb..) best white
Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal, to be thoroughly
screened and free from dirt.
one hundred (lCO) Cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
Seventy i've (75) Cords best Oak Wood.
All to be delivered and piled away In the senate
Vaults, under the direction Of the Chief Engineer
within two C months after the contract IL awarded
GEO. 7. BROWN,
jels.td rg't-At-Arms U. 8. Senate.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL.
ID ROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAIL.
- ROAD.
WAsHnaroN, Jan. 8, ls67-noon
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, now run
as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 700, Z46 and ~ 10
p. m, and 400, 80, and s.45 p. N.
PoR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, att % A. m. and a 90
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave Gt6. 10 and a. H.. and a, a 90 and 1856 ?.
N, daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at T. 90 and and l. so D. IN. No train to or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at 7. IS An. and 40 and s. 40 p.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 40 q. m. and 4. 81 and s. Is p. IN.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THR WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 146 a m. and l. 80
and s.45 p. N.
On Sunday, at 4 80 and s. As p N only, connecting
Al Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to W heel.
ing, Partersburg, &c.
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Warrington Station Ticket oFiee at all hours in the
day.
Ver1issment Of Through Line. "
j. L. WILSON
Master Of Transportation.
l.. M COLI,
General Ticket Agent
OBo. 3. K0QNTZ
General Agent, Washington
4. J. WILKINS,
jH-h Passenger Agent.
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GARDENERS PHOTOGRAPHIC
~ ART GALLERY,
IHTBLLIoRHC1R BUILDINd,
OIL Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNEIgo ORDKR.

The damage caused by the late nTO hAa been ~ Tar
repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY October 4th,)
When, as formerly the rule will be strictly OafuTssd
throughout the sStAblshmsat
PRODUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WuLT THE
COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL
Mr. O. takes tLls opportunity 10 thank his NJ aIbr.
Gus friends and customers for past kindness, AAd
10 say II shall be his constant aim to continue TO
merit the very liberal encouragement GsratoioTa
sRdsd 10 him. oe4.dtf
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ID PHOTOGRAPHS


will send, post. paid, 80 Photographs Of the most
celebrated Actors for 90 cents 80 Actresses for 90
cents oo Union ueneralsfor 80 GEMS 90 Rebel Gen
erals for 80 cents 90 statesmen for 80 GEMS 90 beau
uful young Ladies' for so cents so hne. looking
young Gentlemen for 80 cents; large Photograph
OF fieheh dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
eolored, exactly as they appear for 90 cents or Tor
90 cents, u the most beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris.
ian ballet Troupe as they appear in the play Of The
BLACK Crook, at Niblo's Garden, New York
send all orders to p. o. Box, III, Troy, Y
mylO'dGwly
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THERE cometh glad tidings OF Joy to all,
l. TO young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 80 precious and rare
Is free for all, and all NAV be fair
HEDDEN, WINCHESTER l. CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances
Advances made on approved Securities.
Particular attention given to orders for the pur-
chase or sale Of the Adams, American United States
Wells, Fargo 4 c., and Merchants Union Express
Stocks.
All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HEDDEN, ISAIAH c. BABCOCK.
L0CKE W. wIHCHEsTRR, ROBERT NJ HEDDKN.
70 90 eOdm
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
l. PAVING THE CARRlAGEwAY OF THIR.
TEESTlI 1T, HOETH FROM THE NORTH
SIDE OF PRNNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO THE
SOUTH side OF STREET MONTH";.

Proposals. will be received at the Mayors Ofice,
CITY Hall, until y clock, m on FrIDAY, the 2Ibt
day Of June next, for grading and paving the car
Tiagsway Of Thirteenth street north, from the north
side Of Pennsylyan avenue to the south side Of
street nor b, with stone similar to that used In +
north the stone not to be over eight or less
than hVe inches 10 diame!er, and seven inches Ia
depth, to be laid on 4 bed Of gravel not less thai
inches DEEP covered with at least four inches
Of sharp sand before paving, and to be well TRnmed
with a ninety pound rammer three times, and well
watered before The last Tamming the surplus earth
to be deposited in such neighbOrlng streets places
as the Ward Commissioner may direct, aud the con-
tractor will be required 10 leave a surface Of two
hundred feet In length for the full width Of the street
exposed for inspection, which will be we'll puddled
by the Ward Commissioner without expense to the
contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay
ing gutter not less than three feet In length
aud twelve inches In width. The work 10 be done
to the entire satisfaction Of both Ward and Assistant
CommissiOnsTs and to be paid for by assessment on
the property bordering thereon except that OF the
General Government which Is provided for by act Of
Congress Of February -, lsb0
An old mateTial to be the property Of the Corpora
ton, sud TO be deposited in such locality as the
Ward Commis, Toner may direct Bidders will state
the per cubic yard for grading per square yard
for paving, including the gravel and SAM required
Also, per foot for new aud old gutter. stone.
No bids will be received from OtheTA than practical
PAYERS, and the right Ia eEprCssly reserved TO reject
any or all bids. i N0NhEELEHR,
ieli Co IdWRrd.
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BUILDING PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF EAvIuArIoNl
June q, 1867
Sealed Proposals sdOrsed "Proposals for building
hidshipmen's Quarters at the Naval Academy An,
napOs, Mary land, will be received at this ofBce
untl o'clock p. IN June 49, 1857 at which hour Inc
BIDS VIII bs opened, for furnishing all the materials
aud workmanshlP Necessary for the construction and
completion OF building for Quarters at
Tue Naval Academy grounds, Annapolis, Maryland
according to plans and speciaations, which can be
seen a. this Viiee daily from a IN. 10 3 D. NJ
Bidders must company their offers with Ruaran.
yes That they will II their bids accepted, enter
Into contract with good and satisfactory security In
amount OF the contract within ten days after
the acceptance Of their offer and failing to do so the
guarAnOTs agree to make good to the United States
the difference between the offer and that which NAV
be accepted.
Bidders are requested - make separate oGsrs:
hrst, for the erection and completion Of the eptITs
bulldog second, for erecting and enclosing The
whole building, including sashes and glass and IN.
ishing the centre building aud wing Containing tho
me6s'room and kitchen and, third for erecting and
enclosing the whole building, including sashes and
glass, aud hnishing the wing containing the mesa.
room and kitchen and, fourth, for erecting and an.
closing the whole building, including ssshes and
glass, bat without internal hnish and In each case
state the time In which they will complete the work
The Bureau reserves the right to reject apy or ali
Of tho bids at its di,croton.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Jee-smWDe2o Chief Of Bureau
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Il UN FOR ALLII

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female can master the great art VI VenriloauIsm by
lew houh practice, making a world Of fun and
after becoming experts themselves, can teach others
merely making Il source Of income. Full instTue
o9S sent by mail for 90 cents Satisfaction guarap
val, Troy, N. Y
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAI

hlo 10 ~ 1--WE NOIlCE THAT
l. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county In the District OF Co.
lumbia, letters Of standardization on the personal
estate Of Anne Patton, late Of Washington city, d
e., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the LIST day Of June next; they NAV
otherwise byaw be excluded from all benefit Of The
said estate.
Oiven under my hand this lst dRv Of June, 1897.
her
CATHERINE X PATTON,
sfk.
je3.w3wA nIstratrx
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1897 GREAT 1907
LODI PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE 1901
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST
In 5Es

6kse5 5Es
SPRING SCHEDULE
On and after MAY 18th. 1867, trains will run as
follows:
ws'hinston....7 q a. m. BALTIMORE. IL 10 p m.
.....4 80 p. m. ..... 100
.....S45 D. m. 4" ,,,, 10 30 q"
THE GREAT DoUBLB.TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace state room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four to twelve hours in time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have the
adyantSges Of making all changes in UNION DE-
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the oHce,
corner OF Sixth street and Pennsylvanla avenue
underNAonal Hotel, where reliable information will
be given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets at this oiice can So
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for EiiTa or
Pittsburgh W. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. aud Penn. avenue,
- Washington, D. Q.
deS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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ENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF ITAV.
" Ing their Goats, Pants, and Vests Secured and
Repaired, SO as to appear as good as new would DO
we'll by calling at d. MAGRUDRR'S
Securing and Repairing Depot,
AT Tenth street, few doors above Penn. avenue
SECOND HAND CLOTHlNG BOUGHT AND SOLD.
je.Tf
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
L PAVING THE CARRIAGEwAY OF TWELFTH
STREET NORTH, PROM THE NORTH SIDE OF
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO THE SOUTH
SIDE OF STREET NORTH.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once,
until u O'Clock, m on FRIDAY the 2lst day Of June
next, for grading and paving the carriagewAy OF
Twelfth street NORTH from the north tide Of Ponnsyl.
yania avenue to the south side Of street north with
stone similar to that used in srset north the ttOae
not to DO over eight or less than Eve feet In diameter
aud seven inches in depth, to be laid on a bed Of
gravel not lees than eight inches deep covered with
least four Inches OF sharpe and before paving and
to be well rAmmed with ninety pound TANNER
three times, end well watoTed before the last ram
| ming the surplus earth TO be deposited 10 such
| neighbOTng street or places rs the Wari COtpmis-
sioIer may direct, and the contractor will be re-.
| qutTei 10 leave surface Il two hundred feet In
length for the fall width Of the street 'xpOci for
speetion, which viii DO well puddlel by the Ward
| CommissiOIsr without expense to the contractor.
Bidders will also estima for furnishing and lay.
ing gutter not less than hT5e feet In Length
and twelve iHCLes in width; the work to be paid Gr
by sss'ssmonts GU the property bordering thereon,
| except that NJ the General Government, which IA
provided for by act # Congress VI FeLru ~ g. d
All old material to be the property Of the Corpora
ton, aud to be deposited in su.h locality tbs Ward
COmmissiOneT may direct.
Bidders will state price Per Cubio yard for ~ ad ny
per square yard for paving iue uiing the gravel and
sand require per yard al,O state the price per foot
for old and new lagsto-e
No b will lie received from UtLtrs than practical
PAYERS and the right Is expressly reserved to reject
| any or all bids. J. NONDERLEHR,
| Jeli CUmlIssIOnGT Second Ward