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THE NATIONAL GAME.
mars w. Eckfords-The Amateurs Again Vic-
tOri0us.

nsars w. Eckfords-The Amateurs Again vic-
t0rious.
Yesterday recorded another victory Tor the anna
teur star club so many victories have lately been
recorded for the Star Base Bali Club, coectivelyhnd
individually, IN base ball, billiards, skating, glee
singing choir singing, and goodness knows what
else. that to decide the question whether this
club belongs to Brooklyn or that Brooklyn be-
longs to the Star Club, would be both dificnlt and
delicate There is this much that can be said, how
ever that Brooklyn Is no loser by possessing such
field OF young gentlemen but II the relationship De
the other way this compliment cannot be extended.
But TO the game. From the outset the Eckfords
were beaten both in hedng and batting, the result
OF all which was to prevent the infusion OF any ne-
rest In the contest far as spectators were con-
cerned In justice to the Eckfords land in connec-
tiOn with the former remarks truth de-
mands the assertion that Williamsburg
is no loser in possessing such . cluol,
It must be stated that their catcher, Mr.:
Price, was disabled In the opening OF the second
inning by sharp foul-tpped ball striking MN IN
the eye that he was compelled 10 withdraw, and
Mr.. Denning substituted, James snyder taking
Prices post and Denning going to right icid rms
accident worked TO the disadvantage OF tne Eek
fOrds, who also lost one hand out because OF the
new conner not striking III his turn lmmediatey
after coming IN. The game was hard played one,
but too uneven to merit detailed CHARACTERIZATION.
Below Is the iull scOre:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HoGAN-ABORN.-On Wednesday, June J, at the
Church Of the Incarnation by Rev. Henry E. Mont
gomery ID. d., STEPHENS MASTERS HOGAN TO JOSE
PHINE w. ABoRN, daughter OI X. w. Aborn, Esq,
all Of this city.
MILLIGAN-SExToN.-On Wednesday evening,
June J. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. ii. c. Mcdowell, PHILLIP MILLiGAN To Miss
ANNIE l.. SEXTON, youngest daughter Of Michael
Sexton. ESQ. all OF this city. No cards.
MITH-KOGERs.-On Wednesday, June l, by the
Rev. william Macallister GEORGE SMITH, Jr., to
MARGARET ANNA ROGERS.
VAN TAssELL-WERNER. On Saturday morning,
June a. at ten O'Clock, at residence OF the bride
colonel A. CARLOS VAN TAssELL TO Mrs. FAIDEE
WERNER
California and Bremen papers please copy.
WILLING-PowERs.- Thursday May 20, by the
Rev. F. p. Gardner LOUIS f. o. WILLING 10 MAGGIE
A. POWERS, both Of this city.
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Birth.
Died.

BRYANr.-On Tuesday, May 81, Mrs. DAN BRYANT,
OF a daughter.
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INSTRUCTION.

T THOMPSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH
"A avenue, opposite Cooper InsttuteTelegraphy, Book
keeping Writing, Arithmetic GRAMMAR Spelling; day and
epen epena6S III simmer '"''''o'' '~N'''
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DETECTIvEs. DETECTIVES, DETECTIvEs.-o
~ cnced and reliabeperatyes furnished by the old
established agency OF WARRIN WHIPPLE CO.. ~ Broad
way Refer TO the leading business houses to ability,
standing and responsibility,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CARRIAGEs-AT THE EMPIRE
" Carriage Depository, 90 2 a. 26 and Wooster
Pony phaeons Top and top Wagons Depot Wagons and
sortment hand Carriages Harnesses Robes Dust
Sheets, Whips &C. which will be sold lower than at
other place IN the city. w. II. GRAY.
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.,>>~o>N>~~~~.>~,>~-,,,'.,
CtTALLION COMMODORE VANDERBILT is STANDING
- for the season at my stables, Stamford Conn.
JAMES Z. ADAMS.
Steamer Stamford leaves daily, at r. NJ, from pier 81
East river
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NNHE EVENING TELEGRAM
i THE LEADING PAPER OF NEW YORK.
THE FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS.
THE BEST REPORTS OF EVERYTHING.
THE NEWSPAPER THAT CONTAINS ALL
THE FASHION GOSSIP,
THE MILITARY NEWS,
TIE CLUB MATTERS,
THE SUMMER RESORTS.
THE SPORTING NEWS,
THE POLICE COURTS,
THE DOINGS OF THE CITY,
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
THE --LATEST BY MALL
THE WALL STREET MARKETS.
THE GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.
"ALL OVER THE CITY"
TWO CENTS A COPY
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ITORSES KEPT WITH CARE, ON FARM NEAR THE
IL city. Sl0 per month. Apply TO JAMES W. COATES,
277 Hudson street.
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TNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of line pier 81 North river foot OF
Beach street, u,
For Norfolk City Point and RICHMOND every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at r. NJ, connecting with the Vr-
enia and Tennessee the Seaboard Inland Air line
Petersburg Weldon railroads Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads and Richmond Danvle railroads Through pas
tickets and through bills OF adDg at reduced rates 70
all points South and Southwest
Apply at office on pier 81. or TO
1S7 Greenwich stf ee corner OF Dey
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NREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" Immense stock all styles Carriages,
At CALVIN WITTY'S Repository,
638 Broadway, near Bleecker street.
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IrOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOUSA-
tonic and Naugatuck Railroad fare 81 sean leave
Catharne slip IL and l2 every night Sundays
cepted)
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Totals N 8 8 IL 27 IA Totals .27 "a % 81
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A LADY OF CULTURE AND REFINEMENT, WHO
N has but child, daughter, ten years old would Ike
take charge of child at younger than her own
would give true kind, Christian care Tor fair compen
saion satisfactory references to standing and ability.
Address Mrs. c. II. HANES, Morrisania. N. Y.
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(yROCER'S WAGON, HORSE, HARNESS, REFLECT.
" ors Chandeliers, Lumber, &c, cheap must sell to
morrow forenoon Write KIRBY, corner of Third
avenue and Sxty.second street.
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ne1 TO ALBANY AND TROY.-THE DAY LINE STEAM.
TL boats c. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. commence
ing May 81 will leave vesy street pier at 5 and Thirty
Tarrytowp by ferryboa Coszens West Point coTnwa
son, New Baltimore special train OF broad gauge
connection with the day boats will leave on arrival at
"a % for New York and for Cherry Valley The steamboat
Seneca will ranfer passengers from Albany to Troy
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A RESPECTABLE FOREIGN LADY, SPEAKING
n English and French huently, and used to travelling
wishes place family going Europe residing In the
country nursery governess first class references Ad
dress, stating name and address, M l., NO. Aoing-
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.



OATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD-FULTON,
ID Wall, South and Hamilton ferry Greenwood Gene
terry connect with steam to the Island every forty
minutes.
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L,OR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDsOMEsT DARK
brown Horses in this city, for coupe dog cart sound
kind and gentle i6 hands high years old sold for want
East rtv str
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MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL-THE STEAMER AN
M TELOPE leaves every morning without exception from
the foot Of Harrison street. O'Clock, landing Thirty
fourth at sl5 Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Tarytown and
Nyack ferry Sing Sing Haverstraw Grassy Point Yer
planck's and Peekski Tarrytown omitted on Sundays
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NOR DIsPOsAL--A BREWSTER PARK PHAETON,
H also Victoria both very light and stylish, by Messrs
CORBETT CO., West Twenty fifth street; owner, 34
West Thirty second street.
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, PARTISAN, H1GHLY
n educated would teach French piano singing and bar.
FIRST class family spending the summer IN the
country preferred salary object but good homes best
ferences. Address PROFESSOR, lN Third avenue.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
l interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how live what live for, delivered daily at the
York Museum Of Anatomy Those unable to attend can
receive copy by forwarding 20 cents TO the Secretary oo
Broadway.
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At PAINE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 60 BOWERY.-
"A Bookkeeping. Artnmatc Spelling, Latin French. S5
per quarter each "a writing lessons 81 5o Ladies taught to
keep books and correspond day an evening" no classes
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OFTiCE A. q. r., AlTtILERT SCHOOL, u. r. Al
FORT mONnOE, Va, June I, 1s7U z
Sealed prnposaa In duplicate with copies Of this Ad
yeftsenont attached Will DO received ~ this ONCE I'M.
W 20 m, on EDNRSDAY, tho 18th instant, for ali
resh Beef required for tho troops and Empoyeos III
q such loss time as the UommissaTy General may
Tho Beef must b. frosh and Of the yory best marhet
able quality sold In tho baltimore markets. In odusl
pruportons Of fore and hind quarters tnsokn shAnLs
and Kidney tallow TO bo oIcluded) Tho necks 10 be
cut on ~ tho fourth yertebral iont and the breast
trimmed down, The shAnks Of fore quarters 70 bn out
o. from three TO four inches above the knoe joint aud
o. hind quGrters from az 70 eight nohes above the
such quantites and on such days As tho Commanding
Otteor OF tho Post may designate.
Separate proposals IN duplicate with COPY Of tha hd.
yortsement attached will be received Tor Fresh and
CQrnod Beef Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Fresh Pork for
sale 70 commissioned oeers and thslr families for tho
abOyo period Of time. Those meats must DO Of tho
choicest quality tho best tho baltimore mArkota will
roasts and poItsrhou.s steaks, Tho nests on this
i've n each week. A. may DO desEuatod by tho com.
mAndnE officer Of tho post
When the fresh beef Ao, Ac required by those con.
tracts shall be Of less quandy or Of inferior qualy
than contracted for, the Subsistence Department win
9nTehase In open mArkot-the contractor paying tho
Bonds in the snm Of twelve thousand dollars with
two seourllles will DO required Bidders will insor In
thelr proposals. the names Of their bondsinen.
Proposals will DO Addressed 10 tho nnderuiRned
marked on envelope Proposals for Fresh Boef Y
by order Of Major General Mcdowell
josef Second Lieut. Fifth Artiiiory, A. C.s
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llcycd where tho capital ought 10 bo, for Il was
hero that all tho traditions Of the nation cen
tered. II was because tire committee desired
10 have the capitol hero that they opposed
this appropriation, for Il was these continued
Appropriations, and depletion Of tho treasury
for thc benefit Of the capital that kept up Tho
agitation about the removal. He hoped
therefore that yiows Of economy would pre-
vail, and that capital movers aud anll-capltal
movers would all unite by their votes 10
prevent this appropriation being made.
The committee was also opposed TO tho
thlrty-slxth amendment proposed by the Sen
ate, which declared that pardon or amnesty
should not DO admissible In evidence on tho
part OF any claimant In tho Court OF Claims
as evidence IN support Of any claim against
the United States. The Committee Of Appro-
priatlons took different view, aud Thought
that oil who by proclamation were granted
amnesty with the reservation Of properly were
entitled TO be recognized In tho Court Of
Claims. Tho line Of policy was 10 keep this
promise, rather than TO circumvent them.
The committee would, however, offer an
amendment TO the Senate amendment, the
effect OF which would be to exclude all except
suchas accepted the amnesty In time Of actual
war.
After some further discussion by Mcssrp.
Beck, Dickey, Lawrence, and others the
amendments Of the Senate were read.
In some oftho minor amendments tho com
I III ,i rcconlnonuGu eOncnrrcnce, Dut nearly
, VI wy alnclulllouts nlahlng niuGh hcIehso
W"s locoililllCuuen'
a., ~ H,iiynuiiont hlcIoaslng inc seary oi
NV ~ tolieo VIZ non-yoncuIIea IN
~ mhSn Wy ~ roiatloh 70 ,no Ilgt
" 70 prlg slts IN ,ne Oour!
a .o,,oIa, w. 'o1o'eu MI Du''or ucliinlou
III Cpat s VOC. -...
all inS senate all ., proposes 70 Guy on
ho S0TD,, NM NM my ncndiiGnt proppse9 ny
az e,,,,,',S,,, oii W wy Scn
~ all VINO WeIc pnuoLcd
IL ',Io w.. psy Prociahution Hsuou uurlng
N" nh. I,Ti'nI L 1.l SI, .,...
,,,a,,ii %n noPou .lc SGna.o 1inTnuihg ~,
TIo," ~ III, nII tnat INC
~. prevail ny tnohght
Go,,or,,rn, =" NooI' 'nc iai'h Vi tno
Nh, D.. 49,, NJ. ..-, -
o,,,a,,J,,, n W. Nv, anu pS.h opposed INC
ia,In,, ~ IN, ~ W ~ S. Iat vas VIZ
nv, VI lltil " tnc uONGtnlnoht IN us par
p pimhi s ~ a ui,I Los'oreu all ciaAscs TO the
5T,'s % y citiAohsnlP'
viii, ,,o Sg Wo,,s slnenlncn, was concnrrcd III
Tho SnooInr hnro "n,,o,,n,, n, ,,,,
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DIED.

FEINOUR-Juno 10th, at Ii;2D, MARY n, only
daughter OF Kate aud the late Thomas r. W. rrlnouT
The funeral will tako place Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence Of John W. Drano, No tg7
I street, NV.
HAGpEN-on the morning Of the 10th instant, at
, o'clock kLINAnETH HE1I.En, infant daughter Of
ChArl9s H. and sarah A. Hayden, aged months
The funeral will take place from the oorneT Of
iith instant, at O'Clock b. m
MORRIS. On Monday. juno 9, JoJIs H. MoRRIs,
formerly Of Alexandria, Va, In his 18th year.
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Proposals.


pROroSAGs FOR REPAIRING AND BUILDING
SKA WALL.
MAroniB OrrICR, CRY HALL
WAaffNurON, ID. o., june q ism.
sealed Pr0pasala will be received Al his ofoa BtU
Y oslogk m. MONDAY, June H. 1870, 10 rgpsiT ~
80 wal a. the loot o. Second street east and u build
a hea wall ~ the foot Of Third stFoot easf
bpectloatlous may ba obtained al tho ofHoa Of Tho
superintendent and Inspector Of Streeta, Ao,
BIOS must ~ accompanied BY writtcn guarantee Of
Two responsible persona, citiEona Of this city that ii
they are accepted the bidder win enter into contract
icsh 10. BOWEN, MAYOR.
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Proposals.
NOTICE no BRIDoE BUTLDFRa7

GEondErowN, ID. o., MAY aS $50
galed prgrosala for buidnn The anparitrtcturs 81
TO West and street bridge over Roc ereef vii 4.
Ioeeiyod until June 5,h, lncipfifs, sddresssd End
noyIln InhrFn Nert aud T. grtf HdIro, GeorHotoyrn
Ana lndotsod, Propgais Tor lron lprLst = 80
Ihns, speethoatl0ns, aud form al pr1poaai can b.
Uhango. '''' $50 ''''Ah"''f"
The right 70 rejoct any bid IL reserved.
BY order Of the committee. s. j. BOwBN,
Mayor Of Waahlnaton
-, W. ". BWEFNY
~. , Mayor Of Uoorretfysu
June -, inclusive "h'h
Ssfds, q ihs COMMITTEE.
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DROPosALs FOR MAIL BAGS.


PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
WAEAns0TOH, ID, o., June q is70 \
O'clock p. M tho Eth day OF July, lSil for furnish
Ing and delivering within three months thereafter al
the Post Once, In this city two ous Mail Pouches
hrtysiK inches In length and thirty s1 inches cir
ounforenoo made Of strong and closely woven cotton
canvas impervious TO rain Such pouches should have
circular bottom, iron rings fu tso inches In Diane
tori for handles and light and hoGiblo mouth piece
that be easily and securely fastened with paddock
attached 10 Afford ready means OF pursuing up o.
gathering tho pouch In the midds or DO constructed
In any manner best adapted To the use Of the mall
catching aPparAtus Of tho railway mail service spe
oimen pouch, showing precisely what Ia offered TO be
furnished, must accompany each propoa Sueh Of the
specimens subIiitted can with safety and o1nves
nlence DO used In the service will DO retained and paid
for at tho prices for which they wero offered.
EVEN proposal must DO accompanied with bond o,
ivo thousand doArs executed " the bidder and two
sureios twhose efficiency shall DO certified By the
Postmaster Of the place Of their residence and oOnd
toned for tho fulhlment Of such proposal accepted
by the Postmaster General,
A decision on tho specimens and proposals will be
made on or before tho 10th day Of July, i510.
Proposals should DO an envelope indorsSd
Proposals. for Mail Bags" and DO addressed 10 the
/" Second Assistant Postmaster General"
JOHN A j, URKSWEII.
iRfEMlt POstmnstAF GOnOral.
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IhOfOsAls FOR CONVENIENTLY sTORFs,


Fonr w.RRrs, NJ ,s oysIs " g.,
rr9pSai1ii' IN dnplicsts with copy o. his advertise
nasihL WI pe re9eiVed ~ the undersiEnad until III
post S'i' ~ tnia
gp barrels Moss Pork
lia barrels Flour
ND pounds neana
lln pounds Conee, Tfeon,
Asll pounds Sugar, brown.
90 ponds Sugar, white
30 Enllons Vinegar.
lnlB pounds Soap.
Tho above 70 b delivered At such wharf 10 he cl,,
q Bo.ton As nay DO desiEnatod By The A. d. b., n
Fort Warren. Mas,
The proposals Will b. oppned at II a m on the lsiA
Day Of June, ls7Q, At Fort Warren, Mas
iPr9ppsala w % msIkod Proposals. for Commi.sArJ
-, WILLIAM A, CAMERON,
Mas. - ~
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MANI OODI
HOW lost HOW REsTOREDI
Jas RbiisAsd. Ia ssaisd egssiops FSies az osnis
MN A LECTURE or THE NATURAL TREAT.
htIp hEnT and Radical Cure III spemAtorrhea or
heninsl MuAkneaa, Involuntary Rmtaaiona, soT.
val DEBILITY. and lnpedments TO Marriage generality
NeTVensness, CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy aud Htsi Mental
ard Physical lncapaety, resnitlnE from Belf,Abuse
Al, hy Robert >, CulVorwell, n. D., author Of tho
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF sUFFRRERs."
Sent under seal, IN plain envelope, 10 any address
postpaid receipt q siG eonta OF Two postage stsmp@
" ghAs, J; o. KLINE CO., 11t BoWery, New
YORK, Post Omes boz A5S8 Also DR.. CalyesWeifs
Marriage Guide" price Is oSnts. mygSm
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Steamship Lines.


EoR MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW. Capt. Thomas stAckpole,
leaves her wharf, foot Of Seventh street
DAILY ,IeIeoPt bqndAga,l Al 70 a. m, ERNAr1h
Alexandria, Furta foots and Washington, Marshall
Hall, Maryland, White House and lone, Virginia, ro-
JAS SYKES, Conf surf,
ie2.u Office NillArd'a Hotel.
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Railroads.

A LEXASDRIA LogD9gs AND HAMPSHIRE
10 spring s9hlodals 6sSI5nlss March a. is59 T5o
and hAmllton. Leave AleIandfa at $50 =; m; and5
Leave Hamilton A. 20 a m and l9l5 ~. Arrive At
Alexandria At s4b A. IN. and sb r. m, Tho SAD a.
SR dS S a s@a Viz kmp dn aim Inc IF
Coaches for PuFoeliyille snickonyilS, Berpylo and
which leave Loos6ufS daily igr Aide SPd MIddoSafE.
sPH.u General TieEet Agent
L PfllLADELPHIA AND NEw YORK.
,MAsH1sGToN juno q lsp-noon.
ng gI T'n vie n iS ST ,,,,,,, La
Leave daily concept Sunday at 7l3O a. m, las and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at I'D a. M, iatj and
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at goo p m and Philadelphia At
TSSg,ss NgS P PHI "a p ,I ay S9
Boston can DO had at tho Station once at all hours Of
See baltimore and ohio RAllroad Advertisement for
schedule betseen Washington, baltimore, annapolis.
and inc west Master q r 4 SpaASSiS
L. NJ COLE, GenorAl Ticket Agent
GRO. =. kooNTz. Agent, Wellington.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsMTsgroy, June p 1872,
nd WSsIiSGroS 2SbTiiE WEsr. arc now ~" !:
'""""'''Hi FOR BAITIMoRE.
Leave daily except Sunday, At $50, % and $50 a.
NJ and l1'iS So IN u a end a. i p
Leave daily. except Sunday, at $50 and oD a. M,
''' anu Wv p "foR ANNAPOLIS.
or from Annapolis on 9s su ssISybAv
FOR BkLTiMoRE.
Leave at $50 on wy sRd s e III SSs pm
Leave f 4 ~ All n P az 4 sPd T r %Esr
Leave daily except saturday and sunday AZ 30 M,
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DRoPosALs ron STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or STATE May a. ts7u
Sealed proposals for furnishing STATIONERY for
the rear OndlnR Juno %, ISL, win be received at this
Department until tho 18Th day Of June, $50, At u
Blsai forms for bidding will be furnished upon sp-
he BIDS viii DO considered and accepted OF rOjoOisd
Item by.
Uonraets must be executed By tho bidder
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 70 time during the year In quantities pursuant 70
orders from tho DopArtmenL Tbs entire quantities
viii however, DO called for during tho year.
EAch proposal must be signed by the individual or
hrm making Il, and DO accompanied By bond with
sufficient suroties In sum equal 70 my per cent Of
the bid bids accepted approved by United State
officer Of tho district In which the surotics reside Do
business form 70 DO furnished by tho Department.
conditioned upon tho o1ecuton Of contract for fur,
nishng sneh PORTIONS Of the articles may DO awarded
All deliveries will DO subject to inspection BIZ
RfH W Gh iiniefl5r safsle Iii X. a STATE
.nsent oAnse 10 Annu the contract At the optian q
peiss,ss ars, no free Of Charge at the Department
Tho failure % comply with any ono order under the
contract viii operate forfeiture Of tho entire pon
atty OF the bond, the Secretary Of State may direct
the purchase, In opon Market Of such quantities of an,
articles "a shall DO necessary 70 supply the deirene,
caused BY such failure and charge 10 the contractor
NIFTY cent. OF the price which u shall DO found ne
ccssary TO pay for such aTtieles.
not be considered, and oontrAeis will be awarded on
uoles. HAMILTON FISH,
uy8 colin SECRETARY Of Btata
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Personal.

noUTOR 8. T. BOND HAS REMoXED us on.
IL EICE and RkHIDKNCE TO kOHIHEAhI. IOh-
MIR TwELhTH AND STREETS msldlm'
Il ApfFB AND GENTLEMEN DAN HAVE PRI
Ia vato oansultAtiols a. No 1000 Mas.Aehuset,a
avenne bStSen Tanth and hqyenth stfeeta west with
~ MINI u the Rloord Hospital, United Statoa
amy esniemAn Of tuontysoVon yoArS experience
| a. tika "A TtleulaF branch. -. .
M N Upon the receipt Of el0 advice and n9dioino
iii b sent free By e1proal 70 Any Of the AuAnto
! StAtoA -9fI
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HEALTH
is WITHOUT PRICE.

VIII reiisye suppresod Mopsos; relieve ali pan Al
the m2nthy 'Pcftod" cure rheumatism and Neural
ga % Back and Utsrusl Louoorrhma or whites and
partial PTolspsus Ytnri check excessive nov, and cor
rect all Irregularities peculiar TO ladlca ID viii remove
all Irritation Of kldneys and Bladder; rolieyo Csllye
nqa purify the Blood give tono and strength 70 ths
whole Vstem clear tho skin lmpartlng rusy hue 10
the check and oheenuness 10 tho mind II 4 A. sure
cure In all the above diseases Qunine Is In Chills
aud Fever, Lndtss MsplssiHss Of all tho hboVa
diseases ,iA9H TsusfHg their complaints 70 any per-
soni which y always notifying 70 their prids and
and ne elsnH for tpl pArtleulas, histaTJ o. do
eases and OF Its wonderful cures tho roadfF
is roisued 10 the wrapper around the bottle
For sale BIZ CHAHI,ES STnTT
-, W. H. BROWN 4 BRO, baltimore,
mJ2beou Wholesale AEontG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
PRoPosGTS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF TtTE INTruIOul
WAsHNurON, ID. O., MAY a. ls5O
Proposals Tor furnishing such articles Of Htaouery
a. may be required for this DupartInant and the Ht
and Ooes thereof during tho hsoai year endns
June y, lsl, win DO received until u O'clock, M
SATURDAY, June IA, 1870, ~
zach proposal must be signed By tho individual or
hrm making u, and DO accompanied by a AatisfaotoT,
EuArantee That the bidder will execute a ooniraei
with rood and sufficient bonds n his bid 4 accounted
foI any or all articles No bid vii DO oonsdsred With
out such guarantee.
As Al articles are stipulated 10 DO Of the best quality
schedules. - '
Bond with approved security will 10 required Of tho
awarded - 49, " ~ '"-' w
On failure % funsh any article In reasonable time
sI Ls,ns ordered ne right Ie.oryed Of purchasing
In open MARKET OF Of decafnE the contract foreita
and greater price than tho contract price Il raid
Tor such articles tho difference will DO charged TO the
contractor.
Bids win be considered on each Item separately.
Schedules containing blank form for bidding %.
getheT with toms and estimated quantities o. articles
needed and full Information, In accordance with this
adyertisemenh viii BE- Furnished on application,
OontraeA will only be awarded N established mann
lecturers Of or dealers IN the articles,
Proposals must DO addressed to tho Secretary Of tho
my2t3i.J7N J. ID. COX, ssefstary