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je l5-eo2t tIntel.1 Commissioned Third Tnnf Ward m
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
l. THE CARRIAGEWAY OF TWELFTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA nTmNTE To THE
SOUTH SIDE OE z STREET NnRTH

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office
qntil!2 O'Clock NJ, on FRIDAY the 2lst day of
June Instant for grading and paving the carriage
way OF Twelfth street west from the north side of
Pennsylyanla avenue to the south side of street
north, with stone similar to that used in street
north, the stone not to be over eight or less than
five inches in diameter and seven inches in dept
to be laid on bed Of gravel not less than eight in
ches Deep covered with at least four inches of sharp
sand before paving, and to be well rammed with a
ninety pound rammer three times and wen watered
deposited in such ghborng street 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 ex
posed for inspection, which will be veil pudd led by
the Ward Commissioner, without expense to the
contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and law
ing gutter stone not less than three feet In length
and twelve inches in width replacing or relaying
such flag footways across in the line of said part
OF said street as the Ward Commissioner may ii-
rect Tagging to be not less than sixteen inches in
width four inches thick and pieces not less than
done to the entire satisfaction of both Ward and
Assistant Commissioners and to be paid for by as
sessment on the property bordering thereon
All old materials to be the property of the Corpo-
ration and to be deposited in such locality as the
Ward Commissioner may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grad
ing5 per square yard for paving, including the
gravel and sand required, and per square foot for
hagging and gutter stone, and per square foot for
No bid wll he received from others than practical
PAYERS and the right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. j. VONDERLEHR
Jel5-eOI Commissioner Second Ward
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GRASS LINEN SACKS, some medium, and
some very fiae quality, nicely made, at Hen
ninR's One Price Clothing Store, on the corner
OF 7th street and Maryland avenue.
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POUR CoRs, Durillons ct Ongles reatrei
dams la chair, consulter lie Docteur White
etabli depuis 1e61-a son office No. 424 Penn
sylvania avenue, entire Ia quatrieme ct IL
Sixieme rue. .. II
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To THE LADIES OF THIS CITY AND GEORGE
ToWN.-Do you wish to save money! Go to
Lewis Baar's Fancy Establishment. He sells
cheaper than any other house. III
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MARRIED,

CALDWELL-JOY. On Thursday evening,
May 9Th, 1871, at the st. Aloysius Church, by Rev
Father Stonestreet, Mr.. EUGENES. CALDWELL
of Philadelphia, to Miss JANE L. JOY youngest
daughter Of William 7. Joy, Esq, Of this city.
. Philadelphia papers please copyI
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HABLR & Co., No. 46S Pennsylvania avenue
under U. S. Hotel, offer large stock Of White
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Neckties, and
various selections of Gent g Furnishing Goods
at reduced prices. Call early and secure bar
gains. go
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WHITE DUCK SUITS. Brown Linen Suits
Alpaca Goats and Busters, and a large variety
of linen goods in general, at prices to sui
everybody at liable & Co.'s, 466 Pennsylvania
avenue, under u. S. Hotel. go
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETRR.-The range
Of the thermometer lin the shade) to-day, at
Franklin,s, optician, pa Pennsylvania ave.
nue, was as folio AT 10 a. m, 78e; IL q. m :,
7se; 12 M, s0e; p. m, s4a; p. M, $50.
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LADIRs-to save your money we can re-
commend you to the celebrated Hoop.skirt
Corset, and Shoulder Braces mandatory OF
Ohrs. Baum, 40 Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 7th streets Corset Steels at cents q
pair; Trail Shirts, at 81. tt
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DIED.

GRIMES. March 10Th, SAMUEL J. GRIMES.
His remains were placed in vault on the I'D !,
and will be inferred in Congressional Cemetery,
on Thursday June 10Th, at O'Clock. His frie nds
and the friends of the family invited to be
nresent 2t*
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JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Boys
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
House j. H. SMITH,
400 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
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TO- .MoRRow.-If 1t don't rain tomorrow one
Of the mest delightful pie-nics OF the season
Will take place At Seventh Street Park. We
refer to that of the st Dominick's and st.
Alloy ius' Cornet Bands
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
STREET WEST, FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
OF l. STREET NORTH TO THE B0UN-


Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall, until II O'Clock IN. on TIL URSDAY, the
goth of June inst for grading and paving the carr
way Of tn street west, from the south side OF
street north to the Boundary, with stone similar
to that used on street north the stone not to be
over eight less than five inches in diameter, and
seven inches i'll depth, to be laid bed of gravel
not less than eight inches in depth covered 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 ramm +;
the surplus earth to be deposited in sue eighbor
ing streets places the Ward Commissioners
may direct and the contractor will be required to
leave surface of two hundred feet III length for the
full width of the street exposed for inspection,
which viii be well puddlea by tile Ward CommiS-
soner without eXpence to the contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and
laying gutter stone, not less than three feet in
length and twelve inches in width replacing or re-
laying such flag footways across CT in the line of
said part of said street as the Ward Commits
may direct; tagging &C 5e not less than sixteen in
ches IN width, four inches thick and in pieces
less than four feet long, closely jonted The work
and Assistant Comml ssioners and to be paid for by
assessment on the property bordering thereon.
All old material to be the property of the Corpora
tlon, and to be deposited IN such locality as the
Ward Commissioner may direct.
Bidders VIII state price per cubic yard Tor grad
ing square yard for paving including the
and sand required, and square foot for tagging
and gutter stone, and per square foot for relaying
old flag footways.
No bid will be received from others than practical
PAYERS, and the right is reserved to reject all
bids. j. FONDERLEHR,
Commissioner Second Ward,
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OSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, |
Office Of the Sergeant at Arms, June II, 1871.
Sealed proposals will be received a! this office
until l2 O'Clock M. of Monday, July Is, 1871 for
supplying fuel for the use of the Senate of the
United States, as follows:
Seven hundred i700) tons q 240 lbs. } best White
Ash Furnace or Large Egg Coal, TO be thoroughly
screened and free from dirt,
One hundred (lt0l cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
Seventy five (75) cords best Oak W Wood.
All to be delivered and piled away in the Senate
vaults, under the direction of the Chief Engineer,
within tvs t2) months alter the contract is award
ed. GEO. T. BROWN,
Je lS-td Sergeant at Arms L 5. Senate.
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In Clothing at the present reduced prices at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office. --
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AN IMPORTANT DECIsION.-A case inyolv-
sng small amount OF money, bat an impor-
tant principle, came up before his honor
Judge Wylie, of the District, this forenoon. 1t
appears that city physician was employed
by Mr.. Geo. G. w. Morgan as his family ply
sician, rendering bills from time to time at one
dollar per visit: ultimately, without notice,
the doctor rendered bill Of two dollars per
visit. This Mr.. Morgan declined to pay, but
made a tender of six dollars, which the doctor
refused to receive. Justice Barnaclo decided
in the physicians favor. 1t now came up
under appeal, and resulted in the reversal OF
the Justices decision, and reduction Of the
bill TO six dollars; but as there was no cor
Teboratiye testimony OF the tender of the
money, the costs were decreed to the plaintiff.
The Judge took the opportunity to declare the
association of doctors an illegal association.
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PROPOSALS.

I IST OF PROPOSALS OF A MISC ELLA
IL neous character received at the office of the
QuarteTmaster General for the week ending June
II, 1857:
Joseph Fry, New Orleans, Louisiana, offers to
sell Bulkley's Patent Lumber Dryer for use of
QHaftefmasters Department.
s. h. Crawford, of Monmouth Illinois, inQuires
on what conditions q number of hospital tents can
be procured for sanitary purposes. 1t
DROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
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MS S OIL q ION

The copartnership heretofore existing under the
name of p. M. DUBANT & BRO. was this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business in future
will be conducted by GEO. G. DUBANT, who is
authorized to settle all accounts.
p NJ. DUBANT.
GEO. G. DUBANT.
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DkOPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
l. ThE CARRlAGEWAY OF THIRTEENTH
STREET WEST, FROM THE NORTH SIDE

SOUTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH.
Proposals viii be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall until Il clock m. on FRIDAY, the 2lst
day OF june inst, for grading and paving the car
r1ageway OF Thirteenth street west, from the
north side Of Pennsylyania avenue to the south
side Of L street north, with stone similar to that
used III street north; the stone not to be
eight or less than five 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
well ramm9d with "a ninety pound rammer three
times, aud well watered before the last ramming;
the surplus earth to be deposited III such neighbor
ing streets, or places as the Ward Commissioner
may direct ana the contractor VIII be required to
leave a service of two hundred feet in length for
the full width of the street ed Tor inspection,
which will be well pudCed by the W ard COmmis
sioner without expense to the contractor
Bidders viii also eJtlmate for furnishing and
laying gutter stone, not less than three feet in
length and twelve inches in width replacing or
relaying such flag footways in the line of
said part of said street as the Ward Commissioner
may direct; tagging to be not less than sixteen
inches in width 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 on the property bordering there
on, except that of the General Government, which
is provided for by act of Congress of February 23
1865.
All old material to be the property of the COrpo-
ration, and to be deposited in such locality the
Ward Commissioner may direct.
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard fer
grading, per square yard for paving, including the
gravel and sand required, and per square foot for
Tagging and gutter stone, and per square foot for
relay ing old flag footways.
No bid will be received from others than prac-
or all bids ]. .N0NDERLEHR.
he I5-eO2t Commissioner Second Ward.
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REGISTRATION IN NALRXAFDRIA.-The regis
tratioD OF the voters OF AleXandlI la commenced
yesterday morning in the third Ward The
full board OF registers for the county, Col Lee
Josiah Millard. Henry H. Service, Lewis
O'Nea, / q. O'Neai, and b. W. Hunter were
prese mt, as were also six challengers appointed
by he board, tour Republicans--W. L. Penn
and T. j. Edelin,, white, and VIM. Burke and
and Geo. P. Douglass, colored-and two Con-
servative<-J ustice Saml Beach and colored
man named Washington Jourdan
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Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re.
ceiyed this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 460 7th street. opposite the
Post Office,
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A "a Rn

A CARD
take this Of informing ny friends
EATiNG M0usE cerneT of np Pennsylvania avenue
and 9th street, will be closed on MONDAY, June
hueber, and when Completed win make, the most
opening. lie l5.3tl GEO: G. DUBANT.
P1c-N1c, EXCURSION, AID TRAVELLING
Just received large assorfnent of articles &c.
Sfss 3 rs soss PER-
ANoHoVIEs' frassss &C., &C., ! R,.c. wo,,,.
Fresh West India Fruits
Also, a large variety of Plain and Fancy Pic Mic
anu ira'sllhs haeSot1A PasEs'5 HAMS,
We call attention to for Sandwiches. They are
feH6f En- WSH Ssqsa1
From the Scuppernong Grape of North Carolina;
light very fruity and golden color: unexceiled for
. KING & son, King Place.
my l5-t Corner Vermont ave. and l51a st.
~ surest preventative of Moths for Carpets and
Wooden Goods King Place &c ZINC COW
je est Corner Vermont ave. and 18th sts.
ONLY FOR LADIES TO READ-Elegantly
" Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and CHINESE
h than offered
and for sale It REpT6EBB Being snds tbs
wear, we can please all, both in quality and price,
and are are determined at whatever cost to produce
STAMP CHEAPER, than any concern in this or
Our reputation as the only Practical stamper
here insured ladies that no injurious compositions
are used and shields them from trusting their
and proclaim themselves stampers Stamping, 5
per Ts c2sF 4ss h ane sfsst G in
fe 2-H opposite Patent Office.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
p. NJ. DUBANT takes this method of returning
his thanks to his patrons for their very liberal and
extensive patronage for so many years, and in
retiring desires to recommend to their favor his
Brother, who he has doubt will conduct the old
place to their entire satisfaction
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

-.....-- DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June /, 1867
Sealed Proposals tor Stationery will be received
at this Department until the 1ST DAY OF JULY,
1867, at IL O'Clock m.
Deliveries of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which, with
blank forms for bidding, will be furnished to
bidders.
All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection,
and the delivery of any inferior article will be
deemed sufii cient cause TO annul the contract.
Address, Department of State - lie 7-tjyl
Evening star., 1867-06-18

MARsHAL's SALEs.-By virtue OF writ
.feri facids, issued against the property OF Mi
chael Moriarty, to satisfy the judgment az gaInst
him of Joanna Brown, Marshal GoodIng this
morning sold all defendants right, title and in
terest in and to lot No. III, in Threikeld's ad =
<dition to Georgetown, to K. r. Crawford, Esq =,
for 1920. He also sold the frame building for
merly occupied as the National Express and
Transportation Company, situate on the canal
wharf, between 9th and 10Th streets west, i'm
smediately in the rear of the property known
as the Commercial Building, seized and evied
and Transportation Company, and sold to sat-
isfy executions in favor of Theodore q. Chest.
ney, Lawrence R. Thomas, McC. Y. Barry,
and Arthur H. Anderson The building was
purchased by Hutchlns. Boyd d Co., for S6l5.
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THE RIVER FRoNT-carter's Wharf.-Ar-
riyed-Schooner Eliza B. Jones, Gosley;
schooner Toward, Jones, Havre- Grace,
coal, for John b. Lord schooner Hannah
Warwick. Spedden, from Richmond, granite,
TOR j. Viehmeyer: schooner Cherub, Layna
Philadelphia, with coal. for NARROW. Sailed
Schooner Kite, Harper, for Eastern Shore.
Riley'S Wharf.-Arrived - Schooner Mary
Ann Bell, Gillis, from Chickahominy, with
ium Der, for Mclean: also, Capt. joys smack,
from the lever river, with snappers.
Fo1oler'S Wharf.-Alrived - Schooner Sar-
dinian, with potAtoes, laths, &c, from Rock
land. Maine.
Creuch'S observation-disclosures Lavinia
Bell. for Georgetown, to load coal for New
York.
Broen's rf.-Arrived-Schooner Petrol.
with lumber from Portland, Name. This is
the first voyage of this schooner, and it is said
she proved herself to be q seaWorthy, fast
sailer.
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SELLING ON oNSUsDAYs--Joseph Gerhardt was
arrested yes terdsy by officer Psaster for sell.
arg on Sunday, ard was fined $40. -,
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BIDS OPENED-At noon to-day bids were
opened in the Mayors office for grading and
graveling 9th street west, from street south
TO Water street, the bids being as follows =
Dennis Murphy, i9 cents per yard for grading,
cents for graveling; ]. g. Stafford, IA cents
Tor each; Peter Mcnamara, 20 for grading. ~
graveling; Timothy Kavanaugh, TX grading 2,
''6k gravaling; John Mcnamara, IL grading, /
grayeling; Samuel Gregg, 24 grading, 10
-eraveling: William Buckley, l2H grading, s
Rravelngi p Oullinane, 117l grading, grav-
cling
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PERSONAL.

- FANCY, and MILLINERY G6ODs, sold %
per cent below cost, as the stock must M he closed
SH5S ys5fs ss s"s
L LYNN, by his sister Elizabeth, Just arrived
from from GiasgoT &c Cali T. or address No. 6as street
| AIDES, YoTR Ira, ALTERATION TEN NJ is s. GALhED AZ TO
kh0fh It is the most easy and
at SUM HSop Corset snd
nue., between sth and 7th streets. jeAtf
GENTLEMEN,S STRAW AND PANAMA
;a,. M GuNSISSHAM,s sIt1 Cheap IA. Store, =
N. FTMERY sToRE has be been n remo1ei m 5Se to a1s
Penn avenue vel between 10th and llth streets oppo-
q FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS
- best material, always ON hand and made to
STdfr Skiras H,o altered and repaired at s.
s55 7th Street bet o and an SS' sts my
+ AIDES PLEASE READ THIS. S.-WILLIAM
IL PRINCE, 439 9Th street has about six hum
dred (6o) well made stamps Of elegant designs for
whole or part and teach the buyer the Com position
furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to
ly used in baltimore any lady wishing to engage in
this profitable business and having small capital
should call at once. jeS
DERSONAL.-Marrieda and Single Ladies' All in
i trouble call. Business private. Strictly conf
dential Success guaranteed no charge. Madame
I'd and Sd streets. lie 7-lm+
SITUATIONS AND EMPLOYMENT Sc.
- cured to all who will apply to B. b. CHASE IS
Intelligence Office, No. 40 i street, near lS1S
street in want of good servants, cooks nurses,
&c, can be supplied at short notice. Ali private
communications strictly confidential je 6-Im*
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THR BRICKLAYRRs STRIKE ATTHR TRRAsU.
RY.-This morning a namber of bricklayers
arrived from Annapolis to work on the Treasu-
ry Extension, having been sent for to take the
places Of those who struck on Saturday in
Consequence of the refusal of the Supervising
Architect TO accede TO the eight-hour Saturday
rule adopted by the BrickiayeIs Union. They,
however, on understanding the cause of the
strike refused to 60 to work, and agreed to
, stand by the mem bers Of the Union. Thus the
matter stood up TO IL O'Clock this m forming, and
some of those who came here to work have
already returned.
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STREET WAsHnRs-This morning. Major
A. G. Richards telegraphed the following
order to the lieutenants OF the various pre-
cincts
~Permit street washers to be used before 2
O'Clock q. m. and after O'Clock d. m, until
'further orders. A. O. RICHARDs,
"Major and Superintendent"
This order is OF importance to many of our
citizens. who have been for some time at loss
to know when and how long they may use the
street washers.
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PROPOSALS.
Dg0POsALs FOR CONSTRUCTING SEWER
siph "a stHEkI MaAT fk2m the SES
IhE LAST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH

sinE SfhTahiIRfR9hNtTH fhhhI fha9htH sfRExT hs Tb WEsTTo. r
sfnr,f shh LAST SrssI SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
,s e H. " ON n' rRfDaf JIh:
ieet sx inches in diameter on hs inside with nine
inch walls, in street north, from the west side OF
s',ss ss s ss. ss S fGss
naItholes as thu, surveyor may direct.
iSs S
holes, and traps, and to be paid Tor by
csps that Of Of the General Government, which is pro
siaed ier bS act of Congress @ Of February e. 49,
cal and the right oS y Tsssrsgd e Eeect
'Is Gr s.a BIDS second Ward
L THE SARRIAGEMAY0 OF EIGHTH sTkEET
or + sTREhT NoRTH. oa
Preposas wil be received at the Meyers 0ffse, Ss,
a.. Of june inst for grading and psyiRg the car,
side OF Ienlsy lysnia avenue to the south side OF
street north, with stone similar to that used IN
baS a in nS TO Se nS STeT e in
depth; TO be laid bed Of gravel not less than
Of shaI sand before paving and to be well rammed
with ninety pound ranmer three times, and weiI
10 be deposited in such neigaboring streets or
pisces as The Ward Commiss ioner may direst and
OF two hundred feet in length for the full wSdth of
the street exposed for Inspection, which viii be
Wei Dy ine Nalu SOulHllsslOneF NllnOul
expense TO the contractor.
Bidders i'll also estimate for furnishing and lay
iDg gutter less than three length
aid twelve inches in width, replacing relaying
such tag ootaa,s or in the line of said part
oi stia street the ward commissioners NAV d
rect tagging to be not less than sixteen inches in
Midth four inches thick and in pieces not less than
four feet long closely Jointed. The work be done
to the entire satisfaction of both ward and assistant
con missioneTs, and to be paid for by assessment
on the property bordering thereon.
Ail Old materials to be the property of the Corpo
ration and to be deposited In such locality the
W ard Commissioner may direct.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for gra
ding. per square yard for paving, including the
gravel and sand required, and per square foot for
tagging and gutter stone, and per square foot for
relay ing old flag footway.
10 bid will be received from others than prac-
tcal PAYERS and the light is reserved to reject any
or all bids. G.. L. GARNER,
le l5-eo2t Commissioner L hrd n ard.
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METRoPoLITAN BROOM FACTORY,
-. wILTBERGRR, LxDUC 4 CO..
Manufacturers and Jobbers al =
woorB rBlH00MS, Nn a RRUsHES.

? Goods delivered free OF coat -----' ~
Manufactory No. l03 Water st., 0eorsetowu,
ap l6-3ms "''AA.s~
T AIDES, UNDEKGAkNENTS AND CHI
II nRENs CLOTHES OF eyery desc infion mad
broidering, BraidinS and Tuckins neaYIy an a.
promptly done by Mrs. D0WEING Nc S3Q n
street, betw cen j. and d. NV ~
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WASHINGTON ASYLUM, JUNE u, 1857.
TREASURY DEPARrMENr, j
OFFICE 0E INTERNAL RKvENUE,

Sealed Proposals willy received at this oi ce nm
I'll the 2Oth day OF june 1857 ct u O'Clock M, fol
Revenue. throughout that portion OF the united
states lying east Of the Rocky Mountains and until
sne the isa gay OF August lsa for supplying Assessors
the stationery required for In their respective
districts tor the fiscal year ending june 50. 1873.
may be obtained from any Assessor or Collector,
With under which such articles are to be
No proposals will be entertained from parties who
are not regular manufacturers of dealers in the
articles bid for, nor will proposals be considered
unless accompanied bysatsfactory guarantees that
the contract, II awarded, win be faithfully exc
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject
any bids PARTS Of bids, and to accent any parts
require. -"
The bids should be addressed to the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, and endorsed I" Proposal for
supp!ying Stationery TO Internal Revenue on.
etEsi tjEssii.sosjsso, : 3, A e.n.i..iss:;r, noIi.5iss;