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A GRAND SELECT BALL WILL %

a GRAND SELECT BALL WILL "a
IA be given at the IA
EXCHANGE HOTEL tA'M
by Company {. Of the Richmond Fire De- S~ts
partment for the bench. Of the
MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
Or. W. W. Parker, president;)
FEMALE ORPHAN SOCIETY,
tMrs. DR.. Bolton. prcsident;)
Oh MONDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1859.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady s2.5
supper included each additional lady, I'll extra.
For sale al The principal hotels the musical En-
change, and by mem er5 of the company.
MAHAGEks.-Judg Robert Guild. JuIge w. W.
Crump, Hon. George Chahoun, franklin Stearns
Esq, Col mel }. l.. Darlington e. II. Gregory
Esq, Major H. p. Clinton. Chief Engineer VIII
liam A. Charters Captain q. A. hinsie, Capt ain
NJ. y. Phillips, Colonel john b. Young, Captain
John K. Shepherd
tOMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS AND FLOOR
MANAGERS A. +. Rogers, j. G.. Satterwnite
john Finney. } G. Gibson, j. +. Sparks. II. Paul.
GRAND MARCH at O'Clock. fe 8-2w*
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DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND LsT%
4 AND NORFOLK sTSAasftI T. s.sss1ls-a-Aa.
LIN e. Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every fRl-
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and -.
Louis ola Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk aud Boston: ard close connection
made a. Norfolk Bills u !I.!ux signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia !u~ud' = meals and state
room, 80 ~. L. Potter, Agent
Oc II of-c. 24ZS Dock street
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title but in such way that il be idenuheo uou
Il ia given in no collected edition Of Miitons Wofhs
other pamphlet In AZ large quarto pages ana 's Pun
pose is 70 expose the false pretenses OF the anu
mentary party, and "to discover the way " a,,Ner
1on,d in apv collected edition nor mentioned by any
photographer and theony testimony as TO US aulnoia"p
is intrinsic Professor Gillette quotes several
from each Of the tracts and has at least mace OUT
prirna facle evidence that his conjecture respecting ~
is well founded To settle the question VII. lsilo
oore,u, than we can here afford 10 give
Among the other articles in this number Of the magazine
we have been especially attracted by the description OF
"The Total Eclipse of 1862" by Miss Maria Mitchell
daughter Of the celebrated astronomer ana hersen pro
lessor OF astronomy at Vassar College; paper Oh
"Trades Unions and Strikes" by Dr. SANFORD b. hup'
and an account Of 1.-THE Jesuits in the Middle Kingdom
nv Arthur g. Smith In the remaining pages there is
both interest and much more OF both tnah "o
have been accustomed TO find In this periodical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
MONDAY. Sept. 2O-r. N.

Gold opened at 1864, sold at 1879, 1877, 1871, ana
closed at 1871 ala The cearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were OO0 and the balances 2l6oS" w. 'atn
gold was in good supply and from to IA per cent wac
paid for carrying balances over until tomorrow. - ,
Government bonds opened steady, but declined facs
ton in consequence OF the active demand Tor money!
The transactions were unusually light and no large oner
lnes of bonds were noticed On Wednesday the Assistant
Treasurer will purchase millions Of $40 bonds, ana
on Thursday will purchase million for the sibhng
fund.-
State bonds we're steady; North Carolina per cent?
sold at So; New Special Tax bonds, sol Georsa peg
cents 90; Tennessee per cents. Oh; New Tehhessa
bonds were active, advancing to $50 on large antao
tions Railway bonds dull. Bank shares and Eht
press shares neglected Pacific Mail continued le'eh
selling at 72i ia 7si 76 closing 7Sia15 repef
started for speculative effect in regard to the RESIGNATION
OF the President denied by the officers OF the CONN
pany The present decline in the stock has more IMAM
the loss OF the California passenger business
and the large South American traffic together with ths
steady increase Of the China trade, will makeup afge
portion OF the business lost on the Atlantic coast
Railway shares were feversh aud unsettled TIE ans
actions were large and excited IN NewIork Central ana
the western shares. Reading dull on the tunnago
for the week. which amounted to only lc2so tuDs'
Cleveland and Pittsburgh firm at 07 Chicago, Bur-
nston and Quincy sold at 1885, NewJersey Central lOi
sol NewYork aud New Haven l3s; Dubuque and sioux,
1924 Chicago and Alton, l4s; Chicago and Alton IRE
ferred, 50 SewYork Central ranged from 2ct 10 i"t
closing 2 The details OF the consolidation Of this road
with the Hudson River have been perfected, and is
understood that public announcement OF 'he terma
Will be made at Albany at the meeting OF the direc
tore OF the Company Wednesday, sept r.
Hudson was steady at ls4 Harlem advanced 10
l52. The Dearish feeling in the Western tbarea
continues and large speculative sales continue TO be
made OF Michigan Southern, Northwestern Saint Paul
and Rock Island shares The decreased earnings OF tho
past six weeks led large number OF operators TO
sell stocks II is understood. however that the earninga
for the present week will show improvement and tnae
the business roads will show steady increase for
the remainder of the year The market with the exoep
ton OF the Vanderbilt stocks, without any support
and stocks are generally distributed than they have
been for three years. At the second call the market
dull and comparatively steady After the call there was
more disposition to sell, and the market became weak
At the close the market dull steady quoaaOn
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds: .- .f.. a
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Fields, OsgOod Co. have comme i''e,,. v,,o
-. Trio Nr.. work presented in this cheap aud con
vsn,snt form is Rooa II bears as frontispieee i"c
sme letter from the authOress giving such sanction as
our OF copyright permit TO this Boston edition
volumes are printed double columns UNIFORM Al s'io
With the popular editions OF Reade ana IhackeraS'
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Ath Qualifications.
A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHlC "
~ OFFICE has been moved No 14O fnloett. " !.

Ready To-Day:
TIME CRJrST AND THE CAKE.
M rs Navel by The author uniform with The oecnpN
tons Of Retired Life" Crown extra eOb pee u i paper
covers, 81 -, -, -, x,.u mi. ~ IN, mo,t ,ue
oot nh,hed fer several II has passed through severn
Son, and sp very the Of both coun
ss or its author Edward Garrett The London AhenRes ss
whoever hi, author he worthy ola criticism when N
critics have the good able pronounce nor. tsss
ries in etimeb The publishers have reason IN beheVe M
Crust and The CAie win possible more ineetssni nsn "
predecessor.
Uniform with the above
FORGOTTEN BY THE. WORLD.
Eov.l hy the author Hester Kitou &c, aud Uniform
with The Occupations Of Retired LIFE Crown U0 eop P'e
s2i payer covers 81 So
New Editions following Works uniform with The above
Donald III. d, Crown $40, cloth, 81 Is o,..,-,.,
THE SRABOARD PARISH Sequel 70 Annals OF SWe' Net"
berhoodp svo CLOTH IS paper covers ST., ,,
THE OCCUPATIONS OF A RETIRED LIFE BY ba"ho""i''"
Crown svo. CLOTH 81 75i paper covers, 81
Published by
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS,
4IS BROOMEsT, NETWORK.
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A valuable contribution to medical ana SURG,
has lust been published by j. b. Lppncott
a Co This is A treatise ne D''edses ara surgery
NE Mouth, Jars and associate Paris Oy JAMES
GARRErsoS NJ D.. eI professor III the senoOl Vi
A.h,Donta1l College of Philadelphia II includes
Inn treatise ON dentisty-ths part Of it having indeed
been already adopted textbook in several prominent
dental colleges-and il well illustrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Fields, OsgoOd, Il Co have republlshed ~
o,e volume the LIE aud Letters Of Frederek w. h'O"'
,o.. edited by srorroRD A. BROOKE, uniform VIII"
AGO volume edition of Robertson's Sermons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

For the convenience of travellers overland 10
San Francisco George A crofutt 4 Co, Chicago have
published Great T,a,ls conetai Railroad Guide con,
,aDips all necessary Information about routes time
table of the Pacific railways ana al @coouH' -
pr,neinal stations on the roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

Money active ct 7per cent Ia currency 10 l.per
cent In gold Government brokers fully supplied
nc currency interest but the unsettled condition of ths
Stock and the demands Of the Gold Room caused
high saIes 10 be made Railway shares aud gold Tie
demand continued until after the close OF bank bo",
and the open market stocks turned for cent
for one day Commercial paper continues nominaiy 20
per cent for prime The shipments of currency
to the West continued light from the inability Of The
banks TO obtain small notes send To-day there mas
been general inquiry for spali notes aud commissions
.angng from oil per cont paid for small notes aid
fractional currency by the retail dealers.
The transactions Of the Sub-Treasury to-day 80
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The relations of Fields, Osgood Il Co WIN
Messrs Harper and Brothers being such as tney are
was only 10 be expected that the appearance OF TINS
ton should be the signal for the issue OF rival one oy
the great NewYOrk house The harperS na.o Yo.
n,aced nnon the market the first of SERIES almost
identical in outward shape with the Boston one ost on
thinner paper and in larger type. AS an offset against
the authors sanction claimed by Fields, Osgood * Co.
Harper Brothers set up the right Of previous occupa
ton they having been the first 70 pirate the George hhot
novels I'm America. Their edition (which begins Win
.loo, R,,,, has the advantage Of illustrations and
lower price.
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We have received The Statutes at Large passed
Mt the first session the XLIst Congress- 1862 edited ny
GEORGE p. SANGER little, Brown & co..; Strho"
preached in St. Jamess Chapel York street. LONDON ny
the Rev sToPFORD A. BROOKE Fields Osgood CO..;
The Eayas History First Lessons in Geology by d. l.
AssTED F. r. S. u. b. Lppincott Coz; Sunday Eehoes
ia Beek Day Hours tale illustrative OF the collects, Oy
Mrs CAREY BROCK, with q Preface by Bishop Williams
OF Connecticut E. p Dutton Co..; Filling up the ChnkF
by the Hon. Mrs r. j. GREENE Che same); The Career o.
ne God Idea ia History, by HUDSON FUTILE tBoston'
Adams Coz; The Works Of Horace, edited, Win eA'
paDatory notes. by THOMAS CHASE A. NJ, Professor IN
Hayerford College philadelphia: Edredge Brothers
Tnfer Lock and Key story, by T. W. sPEIGHr lPha-
delpha: Turner Brothers Coz; L0,Te the History OF
BliOhkd Life by L. c. II. Philadelphia: Claxon, Rem
cen Hahednger; Dream Numbers, one OF the admlra-
Bile Italian novels Of ADOLPHUs TRoLLoPE T B. Peter
son Brothers. Memoir on the Life and Character OF
ne Rep Prince Demetrius A. de Gatsln by the very Rev
THOMAS HRYDES, short but interesting sketch from
most competent hand Of a remarkable Russian nooeman
who became a Roman Catholic missionary in Pennsyl-
yana and sobriQuet Of "the Apostle OF the Ale
ehanies" Baltimore: John Murphy co..; and Inc
Pariors History Of Ireland by NJ f. CUsACK written in
strsin of high religious and patriotic exaltaton and
Illustrated with several wood cuts The Catholic Pubhea'
on
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| PETROLEUM AND MINING sToCKs-sECoND BoARD<
1 H,,sao stoeks Par IS 500 Benton Cod
100 B.SS.sOTRn IS 5Oo........ IS 400 Grss' vsisy -
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Gain Stbuuls.

gansirs S,aS,m,iis.
4 DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING
will No 22 Fnha o. 7" sntJ tiibsti
MONDAY. OctshsrA
Will commence at his residence No. tsi flfhAve,
SATURDAY, OetobsE2
Morning Afternoon, Evening Glasses for Families
Evening Glasses for Gsntlemsh.
For terms. hours, lie, send for circular
4 CADEMY OF DANCING,
"A Lyric Hall. T73 SIXTH ave, Reservoir square.
Mr.. TRRSORS CLASSES FOR DANCING REOPEN 2lST INST.
GENERAL CLASSES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
PRIVATE CLASSES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
lyric Hall he rented for trst class sntsrtaHments
CARL WARWIG, Professor from the Royal
~ Academy Stockholm, viii hs DANCING AND GfMNAs
ACADEMY October t22 Fhh Of Twenty sixth
ApOiea,iou a. the Office 7l2 Fihbave daily fom % p IN
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, SO
Fourteenth st. will SATURDAY sept IS
MoH afternoon and evening Tp'I., and Fridays Wsdnss
days ard SATURDAYS Instruction Light GJmnases BY Dr. hAHIlN
Mondays aud Thursday. y Circulars w POsd Co g
sa7 Broadway, and at the Academy
nUMARs DANCING ACADEMY, "a West
H. Poutht Class. TUESDAY, Friday evenings All dances
Taught 10 one quarter. siI 10 sin private lesson, -
NJ HLASKO, Instructor of Dancing at the
IVA leading senuars Of New York viii resume h. classes for
families and gentlemen "a West Thirty foghL, SATURDAY Oct
Send for circulars.
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HARPER BROTHERS H send any Of the adore Books ~
Mail postage o any part Of the Jhtd States o" ftefp'
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Now Ready.
DOLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1869.
II Including
CLAS SIFIED s U NJ Nj A II
Of the important
EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE. JUDICIAL
POLITICO-MILITARY,
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GEORGE ROUTLEDGE SONS,
4I0 BROoMEsT., NEWYoRk
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1nstruttior.

4 SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS-At DEER
N YIELD H,a This Sebeol LIMITED TO q PUPILS. WILL
RE OPEN THURsDAI September Por particular eossrEihl
/ Apnlt % RICHARp p JkkkS DetTtt1 hs,.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HEAp,sE. DsrElor o. iSnlAs TEEErToEr,l
9TF GSS VCSAs' H. hs sTPs 4 rs
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate swill6s reeeiyeda at
a SS Is e SS S5 Hfs sfb&siT?o
isss. for the delivery Of Fresh Beef in such Juan!
Post comnissaTy Of suSsistsnes may direct, ET
the year ending June 20. 1870, at the following
PIFs orit smith. Arkansas.
Port Gibson, Cherokee Nation, Indian Terri.
Fort ArbuekIO. ChiekSsaw Nation. IaLlan Terri
Camp Wichita, (MedIcine Bluff Greek, Indian
Rii sd: to furnish the above must be for Fresh
portion o. IfSrS and hind quarter meat ,tPesss,
shanks and kidney tallow g DO rxeluded The
fourth yertebral Joint, aud the breast trimmed
down The sGaGks O. fore quarter to be su!0n
Of hndquArters from six TO eight inches above the
XII deyeTis. Of Fresh Beef to be subjse, to the In
speetion Of the oneer or agent Of the United States
Each I'D must be accompanied by a good and sui.
ncient guarantee from two or more persons, whose
court d record. setting forth hat hey viii ID
S sSsg1 " for Ss Sf &%RS % he
Tie name and place Of residence OF each bidder
No proposal will Be entertalued. unless satlsftc.
toItly represented, that does not comply win the
The TiEhtto reject any or all bids i reserved.
pTSposSts must be Plainly tHd%TS1FI r, GGI2pSSaS
"foS4Tt S smith s ,"'fsrrt Ir6aekle. FOR CimPwiteh-
itA, ~ as the case may be, aud addressed 10 the
undersigned At Fort Gibson, C. y,
BIanfs for proposals and bonds may be obtained
on application At this utce
Payment 10 be made in Government funds on
delivery Of the supplies, or as soon thereafter
AS funds shall have been received for that puT-
pose. -,
or before June 1880 and at the other three places
named on or before July !, 1852, ,,.,,,,
Brevet Lieutenant Coleuei, aud A q N. &. 81.
q, G. s.. District Indian Territory myl7-Ed
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TREAsURT DEPARrNEST, May 10, 1859.
Sealed proposals for furnish stationery for the
year ending June ~, $50 Will be received at this
Department until the 10Th day OF June, lso. at II
4 schedule Of the articles and quantities 70.
CURED, and blank forms for bidding, containing
full Information, will DO furnished upon applca.
The bids will 10 considered. and accepted or 70.
GC9atraeis must Ie executed BY the, successful
The articles contracted for must he furnished
pursuant TO orders from the Department. The en-
TIRE quantities 10 the schedule will. however. be
called for during the year;
Each proposal must be signed by tho individual
or Arm making 1t, aud be accompanied by bond
with f1cient suretes In the sum Of Ave thousand
dollars, tt6. oo0.) approved by United States Dis
Department. coadi toasi upon the sncSutIoa' o. d
contract, with good and sutelsnt bonds, for fur
nishi1g such portion OF the articles As may DO
All dsilSsfiss wiz DO subject to inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and the delivery Of an inferior art-
Gle will be deemed sufficient cause " annu the con-
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Dspartment. Washington;
the CONTRACT will operate as the forfeiture OF the
entire penalty OF the bond or the Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open market,
ssry to supply tho defeieney caused BY such fsil.
q he price which 1t shall be found necessary to pay
Proposals unaeeompanIed by a satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of or
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the speeiheAtions furnished, aud failure to do 50
VIII cause the rejection S StraSy ei ha6rrwrrI
my l0-lm Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HESTER VAuGHAS.-The object Of the In
terest displayed In this unfortunate female
by certain sensatlonists In New York has
recently been incidentally but openly con-
fessed by them. Their motives, II clearly
appears, were not so much inspired by q hu7
name inclination to relieves fallen sister as
by desire to exhibit themselves prominently
before the public. At meeting of these
oficious friends, held In New York on May
eth, q letter was read from a gentleman In
Philadelphia, stating that Hester Vaughan,
we'll supplied with clothing and other neces-
sares for sea voyage, had been quietly
taken TO New York and placed on board a
ship by o warden Of the prison-one Of the
conditions Of her release being that she
should Immediately sail for her home In
England, and that the fact should not be
known publicly until amer her departure.
Instead of expressing gratitude that this
method OF cOnceallng the shame and crime
of fallen woman had, In her true interests,
been so kindly adopted, the most prominent
Of the New York agitators asserted that had
she known of the arrival Of Hester Vaughan
In that city, she would have exhibited her
rom the rostrum In Cooper Hail. The cor
rect inference from these remarks Is not
lard to be drawu.-Phi!adcIphid Ledger
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-lI HEipa'Es fITrH military DIsTlIcr, }
srAIEor Texas. oIHicE Gu. QrARrHER,

-.I HEipa'Gsf ITrH military DIsTRIor,)
STAIK OF rExAs, OIPicE On. QrARrRK'R,
,L, AusLis. TExks, April q, lsgp.
s. sssss iGpS Sssas n dspaea's Mn he frss
tenth. iS ilsR, ior DC dslivsfy Of four Sund.
rel and my tt5ol Csyalry Horses, as follows
At Austip, one hundred and Nifty 100; at Jefer-
son, two hundred tiooi stsa Antonio, one hun.
T6. ssrses must be sound in all particulars.
veil br9ksn 10 fall dS,h AID g9od condition. from
hi,sn z ;ssS Gl a1R s high Sn sys
way to Cayairy purposes, Horses between nine
sprightiy and healthy, may be accepted,
All Horses will. before being accepted, undergo
the inspeetion required By the existing orders Of
the 9aAItermAstsr oensral.
PToposais will be received for the whois, or for
any part Of the number OF Horses required.
The rights reserved 10 reject any or all bids
offered.
Of at least two persona lwhose responsibility must
be certified by The clerk OF Court Of Record, that
awarded 70 him, aud the residence and post once
address Of each bidder and Euarantor must be
stated No bid entertained not conforming 10
these conditions.
The attention Of bidders Is called to section l6 Of
the act Of Congress, approved July L. 1861
Blank bids can be obtained al tho Depot Quarter =
Once. saH Rntouio and al thiss S Once.
PE9posAls will be plainly endorsed Proposals.
for Cavalry Horses" and addressed to the under.
signed.
NORRIS s.. MILLER,
Deputy quartermA'ter General. Bvt Brig Gen
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SBV8NTH wARD-PoURTH VOTING PRE-.
> CINCT, Notice Is hereby given that, 10 con
formity to the pToyi Of the charter Of the city
o. wGIhiB gton, an election will be held In the
Fourth ystins PIsei9st % the Seventh War, on
WhllemoTc's paint shop, the soulhwe corner Of
B street south. aud PCur.a1d a half street west,
Two years; one member Of the Board OF Aldermen
to serve two years and three members the hoard
Of Common Council to serve Ole year. at which
the said seventh Ward OF the city Of Washington,
tho initial letter Of whose names Ia from 10 S,
aud close ". ~ TH6s, x. SGiTHsoN.
GEO, II. NEWMAN,
JOHN A. PBAKR,
myD Commi ssioners
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S-Notics 10 hereby given that Ia conformity TO
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Wash
precinct Of The Seventh ward on MONDAY, the ne
day Of June next at the southeast corner OF Eighth
street west aud street south for Collector, Regis
Of the Board Of Aldermen, to serve two years, and
three members Of the Board Of Common Csuaell, to
ali who are registered In the said Seventh ward Of
the city OF WASN'T the initial letter Of whose
names Is from A to Z inclusive, will be received.
Polls open att a. IN. and close at Up
WIN. II. BAILEY,
JAS. II. BIRCH,
my2s missloneTa,
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DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR,l
WAsHINuTuS, d. G, May n, lstl.
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
cry as may be required by this Department and
the Bureaus aud Offices thereof during the hsciI
year ending June 70, 1870, will be received until u
O'elOek, III. , bAtu TdAy, June 10, 1907.
q arm making 1t, AID be Aee9Bpa9iei BY san',
contract with good and sufficient bonds y ~ bld
Is accepted for any or all articles AZ htIvtas
furnished must be Of the best quAltb OF IuelL hpu
Bond with approved security VIII De required OF
the party TO whom the contract may Pc aMAtded.
on failure to furnish any article Wheh required,
In Reasonable time, tho rightis reserved OF pur.
chasing In 1pen market uT " declaring the contract
HTfelIedi aud II greater price than the contract
nTra i raid for such article, tho difference Will be
charged TO the contractor. "
TiT Dapa rtmrut reserves the night to r. ieet
cont the bid In all articles singiy or collectively
Au estimate Of the Quantltles which will be
needed, aud blank forms for bidding containing
null Information In accordance with this RdYeT-
tissment, will be furnished op application.
Proposals unaecompanisd by satisfactory guar.
uues will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturer or
dealers In the articles,
Bidders will be required to conform their bids
to the spec ncaHons furnished, and failure to do -
will cause the rejection OF any bid.
the Interior, and be iRdoTsed "PTopOsals fgI ST.
uOnery, J d. cox,
myA.2awtd Secretary
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THIRD wARD-sKcoND VOTING PRECINCT.
H. nNotiSs !. hsIsoy given ths, IN sosfs5P,,y 70
layton, an election will b held in the Second otlnx
PisssS ss q ID. Third Ward. On NoSPhI, ,he
on n stre ct north, south side, between Seventh
and kiGhth streets west, for colleetor, REGISTER
the Board of Ridsrmen, 10 serve two years, and
three members Of the hoard q Common Council.
Of all who are registered in the said Third ward Of
the city Of Washington, the initial letter Of whose
names name Is from to inclusive. Will be received.
JAS, D. Royce.
WIN. BUDD,
jos, 3. KELLEY.
myB COMMISSIONER.