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rubbing PROPOSALS.

NAVY pEFARrNEsT, BURIAU OF NAvIeATIoz,l
Sealed Proposals. endorsed 'Propo.aIs for buildlpy
Midshipmen's Quarters at the Naval Academy. An
napolis, arylAnd, will be received al This ON "a
pntil clock p H. June 90 1857, at which hour me
bids VIII be opened, for furnishing ali the mAterials
and roIkmanShip necessary for the contraction and
completion Of building for shipmen Quarters Al
the Naval Academy grounds, Anna polls, Maryiand'
according 70 plans aud Specifications, which tAn b
seen a. this shee daily from . N. to .. m. -
Bidders mast seeonpany their ofsTs With guATAn-
Aes that they will II their bids are accepted enter
Into contract with good aud satisfactory security in
the ful amount Of the contract within len days AFTER
the acceptance OF their Offer and falling 10 do 80 the
guArantors agree 10 make good TO the United States
the difference between the offer aud that which may
Bidders are requested to make separate offers;
nrst for the erection and comp leton Of the entire
bunaiDgi second, for erecting and tnsIolinE the
whole building, inelqding sashes and glass and IA
ishing the centre building Aud wing Containing The
mesa room and Kitchen and, third, Tor erecting and
enelosins the whole building, Including SAshes and
glass, and nnishipg the wing Containing the mess.
room and kitchen and, fourth, for erecting and an.
closing the whols building, Including asshes and
glRss, bat without Internal dpish and lin each case
state the time In which they will complete the work
The Bureau reserves the right TO reject any or ali
OF the bids at Its die Tetion.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Jes-SmWDezs Chief Of Bureau.
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NAyI D FAhrHESr, }
BUREAU Provisions AsD CLorHIEO,

nAYI FAArhRNT,
BUREAU Provisions Asp CLOTHING
June II, 1897.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed ''ProposAls for
Navy Clothing, will be resolved at this Bureau IN
I'll Z o'clock p. 10 4, on TUESDAY, the isth day Of
July neYt, for TEN THOUSAND PAIRS BLuB
sAfINkr TROUSERS, 5000 pairs deliverable IN
New York and 1000 pairs IN Boston also, TIN
THOUSAND BLUE Flannel oYKRsHIRrs, oooo
deliverable In New York, and L. 900 10 Bostou; both
articles to be OF the navy standard and delivered
at the Navy Yards at The above named places
within sixty days after notification Of the acceptance
Of proposal, and ihers pass the usual Inspection
For description OF the articles, and the packages
70 contain them, biddsrs are referred 10 the samples
at the said Navy Yards and forinformAtion On pam
phlot foTm) regarding contracts to the ooes o. the
CommAndAnts and Paymastsrs Of the several Navy
Yards.
Every offer must be accompanied, by a written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per.
sons TO the elect that he or they undeItAko that the
bidder bidders WILL " his their bid be accepted
enter into obligation within aye days, with good
and SUFFICIENT sureties, to furnish the articles pro-
posed the responsibility ofthe guAIAnor to be ee,t
ned to by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
District In which they reside.
No propoSdI L1lI b consfdsTsd HHtSfs dooOmpd-
add 6D such guarantee, and BY sdtfVaaory evi-
dence Dat hs bidder e rep lar dedLr IN the att.
Gle and has the license reqhired BY aot Of Oon0FSSs
Jsls.lHw4W H. BRIDGE. Chief Of Bureau
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DROPOSALS FOR SLATE.
TREAsuRT DRPANTAEST, \
Z OF srPERvIsIEd ARCHITECT, :

TREAsuRr DRPASThEST,l
OFFICE OF SrPERvIsIEG ARoHIrEcr,
June II 1871
Proposals will be resolved II this once until June
g. 1857 IL for Furnishing and delivering at site Of
Treasury Building, wAshington, D. c. twenty -saven
hundred ta7ocl States, inches wide and "a inches
lYng, not less than one fourth inch nor more
than one half inch In thickness, At least one
DO Of uniform dark color Of tint equAlinR thai Of
the slate now the Treasury BuldihE And In every
respect be a. good Is the slate hand q sample Of
which may be seen at the once Of the Treasury TX
tehsion corner OF Fifteenth street and PennsyyanIA
ATsnue ~.
the lSt Of october next .-7
Proposals. 10 Be accompanied by samples Of Slate,
and to DO endorsed Proposals FOR Slate. - -
-. d. Ha Alb MULLKTT,
-lsls ~ suPervitiBE Arehitseta
DRoP0SALS FOR NAVY CLOTH.
ING.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERl0R X,
~ UEITAD srATEs PATHEr oyyIcE,

....-H. Low. " AbHhurOH, ApTll 10, Lbsf..
On the petition Of samuel pArlipg, Of Bangor, Nc,
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him
the SO,h day OF August, 1883, for an Improvement
In Apparatus for Grinding and shaping Metals, for
years from the expiration Of said patent which
lakes place the SOth day Of August;
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
PAtsAt OhSs on MONDAY, the l3th day Of August
nsIt, a l3o'slOsk m. and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. .u.-
Persons opposing the srtsnsion required 70 ale
In the Patent once thsr objections, specially set
forth In writing at least tosv days before the day
Of hsarasj all testimony hlsd By either party 10 DO
used At the said hearing, must DO IAksn Ahd trans.
mitted In aseoTdAnss with the rules Of the once,
which Will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other pApsTs, relied upon A. tssn-
mOny, nuEt be alsd In the once ttoe'tv days before
the day Of hesTinE the arguments any, within ten
days AftST aling the testimony. ........- 9.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
RAfUBLIe Az, end the IntsILf0snoer Washington, D.
O., and In the Times, Bangor, Maine, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said PabeA
tons TO DO at least sixty days previous 70 the day Of
hearing. &c. THKAKBR,
ae Commissioner Of Patents
P,E-EditoTs Of the above papers Wiil please copy,
and send theiI bills 10 the Patent omos with paper
soBtAinlHR this notice ap2o.WsW
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Proposals will DO received At the Mayors once,
City Hall, until IL o'clock, m, on THURSDAY, the
10Th day Of June nsxts for grading and paving the
eATAgeway Of Seventh street. from the south side Of
street north the Boundary with stone similar 10
eight or less than Ave inches In diameter and
inches In depth 10 be laid bed Of gravel not lsss
than eight Inches In DEPTH covered with At least four
inches Of sharp sand before paving and to be well
rAmmed three times with 90 pound rAmmer and Wsll
WAtsIed before the last rAmming; the surplus earth
to be deposited in such ghbong strses places
the Ward Commissioner may direct aud the 90
tractor viii be required TO leave surface Of two
hundred feet In Length for the fan Width Of the street
oI posed for nSpeetisn, which Will Dc we'll puddo
by the Ward Commissioner without expense TO the
contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay
ing gutter one, not less than three feet In length
and Twelve inches In width. The work TO- be done
to the entire satsfaet elton Of both Ward and Assistant
Commissioner and 10 be paid for BY asses, ment Of
the property bordering thereof except thai Of the
General Govern mont which Is provided for By act Of
Congress Of february rs, 1855. All old material to
DO the property Of the Corporation and to be dtpos
tied such locality a. the Ward ommiSsiOnsr may
direct .."r
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading
sand required. aud per foot Tor gutter stone No bids
will be reserved from others than practical PAYERS,
and the rsAt Is expressly reserved to reject any
all bids. -..r @ ..I.F
Bidders will Also .tAts price for old gutter stone
per foot, aud also old Gag stone per foot
-. j. VOHDRRLEHR,
"t.7 Commissioner Second Ward.
q! =. GARNER,
JelS Commissioner Third Ward.
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AT Ihz woSDlRPuI REVELATIONS

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FRIsBR LIZ CHBvEUX.
I One Application war
ranted TO curl the moAt
straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex into
wavy ringlsts or heavy
Is massive eurls. Has been I
y used by the fashionAbles
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1907 "a REAT 1oRr
lou PENNsYLvAHIA ROUTE 1901
TO TIKI SOUTH. AND so UTH WEST.

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"a $500 Pm "a '''' LU ,
THg 0RsAT BoUaLg TRACK ROUTE. p
with ELE0ANT SCENERY, Palace stats room, day
Asd night Cars, With modern Improvements, and
ssving RON fonr. 70 Twelve hours In time over any
sad cenirI New YoIi. - w "''' '"H
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THR WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
PITTss6RaH W,tbou, eSsns. A'OhA'rAA ana
Passengers By this route from baltimore have The
aayAniages o, making all changes In UNION Db
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BE- given At all times -. b.. r' .lf
surs IN Sleeping Cars for Siaira o.
Pittsburgh. W ARNOLD, Ticket Agent, ,
b. Corner sixth ct, and Penn. Avenue,
T - L---.yL.-- ..Lr j.. n wAshington, y. q.
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DROPoSAJS FOR GRADING AND,
Id PAVING THB CLRRIAGBwAY OF TWELFTH
sIhHEr NoRrH. FROM THkNoRTH s1Dk or
]. rPBHHsYLvkHIk avenue TO THB SOUTH
sfDk OF STREET NORTH. ..s 90 -lt78l


Proposals WI be received al the Mayor,s onies.
until II o'eloet, M on FRIDAY tie nat day Of Jun:
next for grading and paving the csrriagewsy o.
ysnia avenue 70 The .ouih AIDE Of strest north Win
stone similar to that used In sr.et NORTH the ,tons
not to be over eight or less than rvs feet In diameter
gravel not lsss than eight inehss deep covered with
81 least four inches Of SHARPE and before plying and
:. .. ..s :
ming he HuIpiasl earth to 30 idepesiisd 10 sesh
asis Abonns street or Piaess a. The Ward Conmis.
auiredito leave q surface Of two hundred feet in
length fer the full width Of the street trpo,ed for
is,Issiiss vhish I'LL b we'll p.ds,ed y ihs Ward
Biddsrs will also estimate for furnishing and lay
Ing suttsr.tons not less than three feet in length
on Il. Property ISIss1ps p ss,.o 1S
except that OF the General Goyern ment, which IL
provided for By act Of Congress 81 Fsbru ry u.s. 1895
uon and to be Deposited in such locality as tbs Ward
Commissioner may direct. ...'
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for gladns
PEI square yard for paving including the gravel and
sand require per yard; also state the price per foot
for old and new hagstOSe
PAYERS and the right is expressly reserved 70 reject
any or all bids. J. NoHDERIRHR,
je4 Commissioner Second Ward
DROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
Il PAy1No THE CARRtAGEwAY OF THIR.
siDs 81 rHSssYIyakIa AVENUE 70 NSf FIJI
SOUTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH. -
Proposals. will be received a. the Mayors Once.
city Hall antil II o'clock, m, PRIDAY, The Ilsa
day Of Jane next, for grading and paving the ear.
ri.gsw.y q Tbirieenth street north from the north
side OF PennsylyAhh avenue 10 the south side Of Y
street norb, WITH stone similar to that nsed "a y
direct north: the stone not to be over eight or less
.ph hne ns .s IN d ssS and seven inches
eight Inches deep, covered with at least four inches
Of sharp sand before paving and 70 be well r.mned
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the subSoribsr has obtained from the Orphans
CouTt Of WAAhinEtpa eouhty, In thu District Of %
lumbiA, letters Of ADMINISTRATION on the personal
estate Of Anne Patton, late Of WGShington ely d.
q, Diseased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit ne
same, with the VouehorS thereof to the GubSeTiber
on or before the LIST day Of June next they NAV
otherwise bylaw be excluded from all bsnsnf Of The
said eAtAte.
Given uudSr my hand thiA lot day Of June. 1867.
q CATHERINE < PATTON.
Jss.wsW" niStratrlx.
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HIDDEN, HE'S Ter / CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,

STOCKS. BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES on COMMISSION ONLY.
Interstt allowed on balances
Advances made on approved Securities.
ParlieSlar attention given TO orders for the pur-
chase or sale Of the ADAM, American UAitsd States
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., and Merchants Union Express
Stocks.
AL orders faithfully executed. .,
JOSIAH HIDDEN, 40. ISAIAH Q. BABcoCK,
LOCKE ". wIEcHEsfhR. ROBERT N. HEDDES.
70 20 -Oodm ''. ~ NJ ''7
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PROPoSALS,
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ssanofFfssli NO. No tbsa ssia iBshss assp, epyl
cred Via = leAst foar iaeh.s ofosh.spossst teisso
paving, ard w. b veil rAmneA hrse tlrre. With
i nafs SaSse fs. aips g s. S,PSssd
ssek sthbsfias street, ~ places q ths Matd Con-
rtissi onsr nay dissss ss ths eenasstsRsfh b re-
qpired teJlesvsra anrfasss 81 i've hundred fsst IN
bsssth for The fu piAth of NE FfYsi tn-
spsetph, which VIII be wen pnddlsd BY the Ward
Oemmi.s,onsr without expense 10 he eoutfhetql, A
Bidtefs wtfi siso estimate Tor furnshin tnd lay.
Ing rutt,r sktons not sss thkn thrss fsst % iengh
and fve 70 Inches IN width.f fhs werk hs dunst
The sntirs saiisfaston OF both Ward are AAsiftsst
snd u BE- paid Cor By as.s'sDeeken
ths pfopsfty bordering thereon, eSctpt thai Of The
BsnsAf devefutnent hich "a pfyylded for By tetuf
Consrsss Of Hehrhsry ~ fsebodl 10 aao tunAph1oN
Al ola nstrisl 70 be the property Of tbs 0orporas
iop apd 70 be deposited In sneh legality Nths ward
Comnntssioner may direct ~, .-, - t,.,sr,
Bladefs win state tho price per eubie yard for
kaAtnsl psr sasare yssd fct paving,
Ind sand required per foot; also, fof old ssd new
10 I'D VIII b tsosiv.d ion oih.r. han prasl,.i
nv or N s,as = isa = y v6rpfsLyUR,S " n
jsil 10 rrI Use ommissiener Bee5nd Ward
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Col. s Gleason, washington; J. ". wiAkolnon,
Baltimore; O c. Nelson, o. n. David BOuers,
Spring geld; MaIo s. b. CAmpbeiL, u.AA. Manuel
Rourques, Juan Dias, HGyansi Wilson Winsiov,
BostOn
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d E UTY! ..ssr or.
ID AUBURN. GOLDEN, FLAXRN, AND sILKRN
CURLS, produced by the use Of Prof DE- BRRUX'
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And hereby certify that by the books and rseoIds
In this once AppeA that said parties, at the Last
annual assessment Of Internal revenue In this rsvs
nue. district, to wit, on the day Of -, A.
D. IS, were assessed upon property and income Of
the following value, viz The said ---
Witness my hand: O. II. AsAe soT.
wAt .
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FIN A CIAL.

TIA Y"1oio7oiKgB l!&noi0io'..s
oil pbssIaifsgnS USdmId ndoL yoH = Nv. -
-froyiA " Y ia bnn uniuaL 4 "A 'H'' r. r.,
rf,rE9g -'esmBssra 70 luohr ,lri1oqra ir-af1D
bla inssa7I 7nisdpauvrpaaJ oii iugasno7hi
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Letters .mu,t be paid A,d contain stamp. The
oetor's Diplomas hang In hii once. IN -. - +
DR.. yOHngTOH .. @ 49,. t.

Msmbu ofths Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
graduate from ono Of the most eminent Colleaes m
ha, been spent In the hospitsis o. London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and slseuhsrp, has effected some II
the met astonishing euras that were ever known;
many troubled with ringing In the bead and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds; bashfuiness, with frequent bfush-
Ing, attended somstms. with . dsrang sment o. n,
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speedy, and only efeetual remedy In the world for
Weakness Of the Back or LAmhs stfctures, Afseions
81 The Kidneys and Bladdly. yolpptary discharge
sis Lansusf, low spitits, Confusion Of ideas, Pa.
pitation % The Hssrt imidisy, frembiinss Dimness
Of slghteI Qiddpsss Diseases Of the Head, Threat,
Moss, or Skin, Affections Of the LunEs stomAeh,l
BowsitAthoss terrible disorders arising from ths
Solitary Habits OF Tcuth--those sEcHrf and solitary
praeoes more fatal 10 thar victims than the s6nk
Of syrons 10 The Mariners Of Ulysses, blghting their
most brilliant hopes AntisiPAtons, rendering mar
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Charleston Advertisements.
Flour, Grain and Produce.

HAVE mado arrangements with Messrs.
Il street Brothers d Co. to sell, on COM
mission, all kinds Of PRODUCE CONSIGNED
to them, will devote my personal attcn-
tion to the sale Of the same.
=, with an experience OF twenty years in
the Flour and Grain Business, and
with the advice and assistance of Messrs.
street brothers Il Co., 1 am confident that
satisfactory to. those who favor, the hoase
with consignments. They viii make libe-
raj cash advances on all produce shipped
to them for sale or shipment to thoir
friends in New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore. G. a. NEJFFER>
:, 9T Address all letters to "Strect Bro
thers u Co., Charleston, S. c."
august IL mw2mo
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AMERICAN LINEN. New York
Journal Of Commerce says: eve exa-
mined, on Saturday, some specimens
OF goods manufactured from tho raw
or unrotted fax, witch will unques-
tlonably create no little interest in
the commercial world. The inventor
claims that he can produce any kind
OF coarse OF fine linens, cordage, &C.,
at very much less price than cotton
could be manufactured for within the
past ten years. The cost of raising
cotton is very great, and the crop is
not always certain, whereas fax is
nearly as certain as grass"
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CoRRUPT LEADERS. Chicago
Tribune attributes the defeat of its
party in California to the rottenness
and depravity of the party leaders.
1t thus lectures the tribe:
"These corrupt leaders thought
themselves secure of victory, and
when the returns came in, showing
immense gains everywhere for the
copperheads, we are told they "were
surprised" Doubtless! Certain peo.
pie were surprised some years ago
when the Vigilance Committee com
menced operations.
These are not the only politicians
in the country that will be "sur-
prised," some fine day, to discover
that the people have been watching
them.
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The PoLTuoAn RE-ACrIoN.-Th
New York World speaks in the fol-
lowing cheering terms of tho re-ac-
tion whose commencement is shown
in the result of the Maine and Cali
fornia elections: a.,
cit being demonstrated by the
recent elections that general politi-
cal reaction is in progress, extending
through the country from side to
side, we are content to take matters
at the worst, and make the result in
Maine the standard of our expecta-
tions. We have not quite carried
that State, to be sure; but if our
gains in the coming elections shall be
as great in proportion to the whole
number Of votes cast as they have
been in Maine, we shall, even this
fall, revolutionize the politics of the
country. The same ratio of gain
will give US New York, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey by great majorities;
also the new States of Nevada, Ne
braska and Colorado; and will reco
yer for us Ohio, Indiana, Oregon and
New Hampshire. These, with Con-
necticut and California, already re-
deemed, will give us twelve Demo
cratic States. containing n majority
OF the population now represented
in Congress, and enabling us to elect
twenty-four Democratic Senators
when the terms of the present in
cumbents shall expire. This expecta-
ton does not rest upon fancy, but
upon reasoning; it merely assumes
that the re-actionary tendencies will
be as active elsewhere as they have
been in Maine. Let but this be
admitted, and the rest is arithmetic.
1t has all the certainty of the rule of
three"
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps are imi-
tated and counterfeited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-18
CAUTION! CAUTION!!

I has come to our knowledge that per-
IL sons from the country and city, order
ing that GREAT MEDICINE, the QUEENS
DtEEL!GaT, dtEa have their orders filed by an
rilla. This is a pernicious habit on the
part of any druggist or apothecary to
make such substitutions, and it must re-
fleet upon their pharmaceutical knowledge
to say to their customers that they are the
the constituents Of tho medicine Queens
Delight, as prepared by Heinitsh.
This is to caution the people that "HEI-
NlTSHS QUEENS DELIGHT" is an en-
tical product and combination of roots and
gums. and is the only medicine that per-
the people. Over 1000 bottles have been
sold at our store in lees than eleven
months, and the demand increasing from
all parts Of the country.
Purchasers should be careful to ask for
"Heinitsh's Queens Delight" This is the
name. Please remember -"Queen's De-
light" For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Aug 18