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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08
CARO's WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE
AND sALESROOn,
DROPOsALs FOB HATIOHs.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, US MARINE CoRPsl
WASHING ION, 18th May, 1871.
two O'clock m Of TUESDAY, the aet dsT 81 gnns
next, for FURNISHING BATIONs 10 the United
States Marines at the following stations, from The
PORTSMOUTH, New Ham pshire;
OHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts;
BROOKLYN, New York;
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania;
MAsHlNGTOS uITY, District Of Columbia;
g0sPORT, near Norfolk, Virginia;
PENSACOLA, Florida;
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland.
Each Ration to consist OF twelve ounces of Pork
or Bacon, or one pound and fonr ounces of Salt
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces of Soft Bread Flour,
or twelve ounces Of Hard Bread, or one pound aud
four ounces Of Cornmes aud to every one hundred
Ree S e Ssa BOUNDS Of 5
fee or eight pounds Of Roasted cor Roasted and
GroundI Coffee, or one pound and eight ounces Of
one pound and four ounces Of Adamantine or star
Candles; four pounds OF Soap; three pounds aHd
twelve ounces Of salt, ana four ounces OF Pepper.
The Bstions are to be delivered pom the order OF
the commanding officer OF each station; the Fresh
Beef either in bulk by the sing ration, of good
S1sr. neeks and RdeS PfaO% 20 BE- sseudeS
the Pork, No. prime Mess Pork; tbs Flour known
the station Is located; the Csffee. good Rio; the
Sugar coed New Orleans or it's equivalent; and the
Beans. Vinegar, Candles, Soap, Salt &C., 10 be OF
SO All 9 s0sjeet TO inspection.
A guaranty, signed by two per sons whose respon-
sibility must be certified by United States District
peny each proposal No proposal will be considered
unless accom- panied by such guaranty.
plication at any of the marine stations
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper the first insertion to this
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations,
and addressed to the undersigned:
Major and Qusrtermsster,
myls th.4w United States Marine Corps.
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DROPOsALs FOR GRANITE FOR T4E SsW
STATE DEPARTMENT

III
Sealed Proposals will be receiv ed until , O'Clock
the Supervising Architect Of the Treasnry Densrt
mebt ter furnishing and delivering at the site Of the
IrGGpossea o9iiiding al the dimensiOn granite re-
meni for which about lSO coo cutie feet will be re
gulred. Proposals must state the price per cubic
twenty cubic feet and the rate of increase in price
fer stones exceeding twenty cubic feet. The exact
given, but will approximate 40 Gu bic feet Stones
TO be qusrred and delivered according TO q schedule
OF net sizes that will be furnished the Contractor
One inch will be allowed for quarry dimepsions on
each worked face Of the stone.
Each bid must be accompanied by q sample block
Rincbes cube OF the granite il is PROPOSED 10 for
nish, which must be sound, durable, of uniform
eeIor and So,d grain, free from dscOlorng other
foreign SUBSTANCES and capable Of with standing the
action Of the elements, and that has been fully
tested BY ia buildings and is from quarries ca.
within one year, and from which stone has been or
is now being used for first -class buiduss
delivery OF stone and the aynonrt ner eep fhs &
deliver. They will also state tn aver age and maxi
mum sizes OF stone that can be obtained from their
10 bids VIII be received except from the owners or
lessees OF the guaIries from which the stone is pro-
All proposals must De made on the printed forms
TO be obtained Of the Supervising Architect and be
fheUsand dollars 600 thai the bidder viii III e sl
cute and perform the contract III awarded him. and
ared thousand dosrs sum and al T Tns hun S5d
binding lease OF the quarry 20 the Government, as
security for the faithful performance Of the CON
contractor to comply with the terms OF the tract
said lease TO authorize the Government 70 take fu
Of the contractor in case Of such default
The right to reject any and all bids received lie
Proposals must be iaclosed in g sealed envelope,
Endorsed Proposals for Granite for New State De
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
Washington, ID. U. my Is z5t
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Place q
ooseTyation.
Died..


BEAIL On the sth ms ant, at O'Clock a m
vii liz ALPHA, infanr son Of Richard J. and
<crneiia Be al. eyed months
deuce. 1898 Sfh stree ~. w tomorrow (Fridsy)
Afternoon, AZ O'Clock. Relatives and friends in-
yited q attend without farther notice.
CLARK Or the7th Instant, al . IS ,JULIA
CpLLlksOk, infant daughter of 7. Edward aud
Jare VI. Clark aged 4 u'0aths and 2days.
Fpneral FRIDAY, oh inst>nt, at "a O'Clock D. m
from reslcence cf parents, corner Pennsylvsnia
eDue and 18th street southeast Friends Of the fam
iiy respectfully invited to attend.
BRICE. On the 7th instant. a. 10 20 O'Clock.
JENNIE, youngest child Of Vim. Il. and Begendia
Bruce, aged 10 months and Is days
Our Jenny and our loved one
Has faded from Our track,
We will miss her, We will mourn her,
But can never lure her back.
Fer an iron clasp hath bound her,
In its passionate embrace;
Wswin weep but cannot win her,
FrCm her lonely resting place.
Eaneral At $50 O'Clock on Friday 9Th, frem the
residence Uf her parents, 34S street South wash
ington. Friends OF the family respectfully in
wired 90 attend.
TAHOE On the sth instant. at ten minutes to
9 o'ci"ck, % brain fever, JOHN EDWARD, Jr.,
youngest child Of John r. and Ann w. Taylor, In
the tlth month Of bis age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
fully invited TO sttend the funeral to Fri
day the 9th, az 4-3 street h, at O'Clock D.
IN Richmond, Va. papers please sopy.I
TUCK. On Wednesday, the 7th Instant ALICE,
So q b months and 10 days infant dau Rhter OF W
q. and Ruth Tuck. OF this city.
-" lovely flower cropped in the bud "
Baltimore Sun, Marlboro and Annapolis papers
please cOpy.I
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III WIN. l., WALL 3 CO., Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 S.W cor Pa ave and 9Th st.


TRUSTEES sALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
~ By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated n az
EX s, 1908, and duly recorded in Liber No. 557 ,
- folio 1853, &C of the land records of Washing
ton County, In the District Of Columbia, and by
direction OF the parties secured thereby, shall sell
june 1871. at O'Clock D m. on the premises, a
valuable farm In the county of Washington, District
Of COLUMBIA, and within short distance frem Ben
Ling's bridge
1t is one Of the most desirable suburban homes
abou: Washington. There are nearly 40 acres Of
beautifully rolling grounds, with stream OF pure
spring water running through the entire length
seven or eight acres OF wood and groves the balance
set IN clover, grass ornamental trees shrubs, fruits
Fruit In great abundance, and all of the choicest
selections, and OF every variety. The improvements
consist Of large and beautiful modern built dwell
cellar underneath the main building. which is 20 by
80. The grounds around the house are beautiful,
snd the view of the surrounding country cities OF
Washington, Georgetown. Alexandria, Potomac
river, &c, is grand and beautiful.
There Is very large and well.arrsnged coach
horses, five OF Fix carriages, bay loft, feed room,
harness room, workshop. ice house, COW house.
hennery, and other outbu ldings, all in good order
This is one Of the oveliest residences ever offered
Tor sale around Washington.
Terms of sale: "a go cash, AID the balance in
two equal payments in and II months, In notes
bear ipgi interest," and secured by deed Of trust on
expense of fine purchaser. deposit OF $500 will be
required when the property is knocked OF:
j. j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
myb eo&ds W. L.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
ErTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til THURSDAY, lsth, June; same hour aud place.
j. j. JOHNSON, Trustee.
je3-eod6ds w. l.. WALL 8 co.. Auct's.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc,toneer,.
II Southeast corner 7th and u streets.

TRISTEESsALE OF THREE BRICK HOUSES,
TWO STORY AND BAsEaENT. ON 10Th
STREET NEAR l., IN TIE FIRST NABD.
a BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust to me. 81
H which Is dated April l.. 1851, and recorded in
Liber K. y. n, No: 5, folio SIS ct seq., one of
the other OF which is dated December Z, 1851, and
recoIded in iber K. u. f., No. %, fslio lso one Of
SAID lsnf records ana by the aest of he party
thereby secured. will sell, I'm front of the PREMISES
ON MONDAY, the 18th cay OF June, 1871, at 6
O'Clock p m, all the property described in the said
deeds OF trust, to wit:
1. All Of lot numbered nine in squire numbered
one hundred and seventeen (lE,l with ths Improve
ments thereon. consisting Of two good two-s.ory
brick dwelling houses. with Easements.
2. and the south halt of lot numbered ten TO- I'm
said square numbered one hundred aud seventeen
tl1 and more particularly described ia said deed
as follows, to wit: Beginning Tor the same at the
southwest corner Of ssld lot ten no. and RAINING
thence north along the line OF ssid lot twenty We
l3 feet thence east one hundred and forty feet ten
Incl TO- the rear inc Of salt lot thence south
alongthe said line twenty nye 25 feeti to the
south line Of said lot, and thence west along the
south line OF said lot hundred and forty IsO feet
with the I'm proyements thereon, CONSISTING OF one
coed two-story brick dwelling house, with base
nent.
The debt due under these trusts amounts to about
5000.
Terms: ODe-thIrd cash; the balance In notes at
s. IL. and IS months, with interest, said notes
to be secured by deed OF trust the premises
and so on each house must be paid at the time of
tale. All revenue stamps and conyeyancinR az the
cost II the purchaser And IL the terms of sale are
not complied with within five days, the trustee re-
the right 10 resell the property at the cost and
risk Of the purchaser failing to comply.
n. OALLhN. Trustee
Je3eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RI LATIMHR 0LLARY Aao.,oneers,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylysnia ava ara ylfA N

b. esaeoessors % 0Ooper Ess tsSesI
coufnwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and ylth O.
ENTIRE KrIgCrs OF WILLARDs norEG AT
AA61yyTiON LOON PRIsIHG OVER 500 R00as,l
S3nslsTlEe In Pant OF FIFTY PARL0R
sHSpi aia A LAaGE Ass0aTn lnf or
THEI.- Ply Asb fssssia Son asskFFs
IHRkk AUNDRBD SUITES OF WALNUT
hAKBLE.ToP 0HAMBBR FURNTTURE,
RRfAthpNIH9 oHAnBKk SUITES, BsDs IEADs,
ROBES, sUPkRIOR HAZE MArrRasSES.
nEAIHEk PILLOWS AND BOLsiHRs AN
lnMHksk Ass0hTMRNT or BLANKETS,
sPHEAps; CON FORTS, SHEETS AND rs sLE
BLKcIoP TABLES, ETEGsREs, WIEoSw
oTnER DINING TABLEs, DiNTNa 0HAfRs'
A snPER!oR GoLLECTloN OF sILVER,
AND GnBLETs: A LABsE COLLE0rios
siLyER PLATED SPOONS AMI FORKS
AN kATENsIvE AssORf NJ ISN'T or CHINA
MEET o. WINS. LfQHoks AND A GREE.
RIkS STEAM sHGINE, fwO No iBOILEns
THhEE LARGE WObTHIHGTON FOkCs
PUMPS, MAN6LES, WASHING MACHINES
h hMn pATENI az wRlNSERs, A sUPERIOa
SlLs; klTOHEN REQUISITES, TuGETHER
WITH NCMEhOTS SHAFTINGS ~
a On MONDAY MORNING, June iath, ISL,
VA commencing at 10 O'Clock, and Continuing
from day to day until ,hs whole is disP ssl o.,
Hotel for account of j. mes ~ kes, Esq being
one OF he most tensive best collection of Fur
III urc ever sod in Washington
Terms: All sums under 500 cash; of and over that
proved endorsed notes besrinE interest
lez-u Pat&RepI LATiMER OLE ARY, Aucts.
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DRoPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. May n. ISL
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
Departing nj until the 9TH DAT OF JUNE, 1871, a.
L clock m.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
application.
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
Jected lien by item and this advertisement and the
proposal Tar as accepted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same,
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
ment and the bidder bidders and no further CON
tract will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pursuant 10 orders from the Department. The en-
lire quantities WILL however, be called for during
the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the indfyidual or
sufficient sureties in the sum Of ten thousand dol
lars, = IL 600 approved By United States ofhcer
OF the district IN which the sureties reside or do
business, on form 70 Delurnished By the Depart
ment, conditioned for furnishing such portions OF
the articles may be awarded under TX, and the
performance Of the contract.
expert detailed for the purpose BY the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the delivery Of inferior article
viii be deemed sufficient cause 10 annul the Contract
at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge ct the Treasury
Department. washington.
The failure 70 comply with any one order under
the contract will operate as forfeiture Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market
OF such quantities Of any articles shall be neces-
sary TO supply the deficiency caused By such failure
the prise which il shall be found necessary 70 psy
for such articles.
Proposals unaccorpanied By satisfactory bond
will MOI be considered, and contracts win be award
Proposslsto be addressed 20 the undersigned, and
marked" Proposals for stationery
GEO BOUTWELL,,
eolbt tecrefary Of the Treasury
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FoR sFArIONEsY.

ST., DEFARrMENT OF STATE, May ~, lg71
cealed Proposals, for furnishing Stationery for
me year ending June 80, 1874, will be receiyed at
ms i, he esrtment until the 2sTH DAY JUNE is7l
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upop
:. Tbs hid. win be Considered and accepted or re-
Contracts must be executed by the successful bid
uers within ten days after being called upon 90 10 DO
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time 70 time during the year, in QuAntitfes
Pursuant to orders from the Depsrtnent Tha an
yesr " e '"e
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
nrin making IL, and be accom- led by bond win
euDclent sureties In sum equal 20 50 Der cent -
the bid or bids accepted, approved by A tTnitsss
reside or do business, form to be furaished nv
the Department, conditioned upon the execution Of
contract for furnishing such portions Of the ar
tces as may De awarded under IL. and the perform.
Ance Of the ssme.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection BY an
sxp II deiaIed for the purpose by the Secretary OF
state and the delivery Of an inferior article will he
deemed sufficient cause to annul the Contract st the
option OF the Secretary. ~
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Depa 4.
mont Of State, Washington
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract viii operate as forfeiture OF the entire
penalty OF the bond or the Secretary Of State naS
direct the purchase, IN open Market Of such guaDTt
ties OF any articles shall be necessary 70 suppy
the dthcency caused by such failure, and CHARGE 70
cpntTectors % per cent OF the price which il 81 ali
De found necessary TO pay for such articles.
Proposals unScCom panied by a satisfactory bond
WI not be Considered, and contracts will Be AWARDED
the article. HAMILTON Fish
my EJ I'm SecrefarV ~
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STATION cry.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
ASH ru,a : -

Warrington, June :, ISL. (
sealed Proposals.. addressed 20 the Secr~tarx
NAVY, Tor furnishing Stationery Tor the Nav he
partnent and Bureaus and offces thereof In " -
Ingt5n, during the fiscal year ending June 30 lS-s
SLANT. IN ~
Proposals. must be submitted on the f,rms fur
niShei 10y the Department with the gtiaraufe.. ars
Srttcate annexed, and must embrace al the itcras
Proposals from parties M, engaged in business IN
" ashlhgto or whe have not supply depot In such
city. viii not be considered
The Department reserves the right o. award the
contract. IN part 81 IN whole, or 10 one OF more
nGders rs may be to the interest or convenience 81
the soy crnmeit also, to require creater or l.ss
schedule IN ''''
The articles will be called for from time IN troe ~
he're .sid must be On eecordsnce with the schedule
and satisfactory t. the head II the ofire or bursu
ior which required. must be delivered without nm
pecessaTy delay. and AZ the pense Of the cnntrty
IN Sefauif Of any % which requirements the nes
Hnt reserves the right "a purchase the articles e
Nhie, ~ 70 annui the contract in whase or in par+
ard VIII mold She contractors responsible Tor am,
aagi ilonai eNpeBss Il necessarily iacurs thereby
bliis PROPERLY approved, accruing under fhs con
tract VIII b rsid quarterly.
- GEG. n. RORFSON
Jeoh'-- Secretary % the Navv
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES.
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 2sth street.

This Hospital Ia situated IN one Of the most heal
thy portions OF the District, surrounded BY its ov
grounds; the rooms are large and airy and supple
with the comforts OF home. Ladies' living at di ,
lance who may be DESTROYS OF awaiting them SEW
OF the beneht OF treatment IN this Institution ca
secure private rooms by applying to the Surgeon
chief or the Matron. The price Of these rooms var
from $40 70 6D per week, which includes Board,
Nursing, Medical or Surgical Treatlnent and Medi.
cines.
The United States Government provides forty
FREE BEDS for the following class Of patients.
viz wives Widows Of Soldiers or Sailors of the
United States Army end Navy, or females who nav
be citizens Of any state, but temporarily residents
Of the District and requiring medical treatment and
nursing, but unable TO pay therefor.
Cards OF admission to these beds can be obtained
OF the Surgeon General, u. b. Army. ct his once.
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. and
OF the Surgeon In chief at his ONCE, 32z Msssa-
chusetts avenue.
There are Alse twenty FREE BEDS for poor
women, residents Of the District Orders for admis-
sion 20 these must be obtained OF the Cover or
Secretary Of the District
Visiting days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
MEDICAL STAFF:
II. THOMPSON, NJ; o., Surgeon In Chief.
Office and residence 1924 N ass. avenue
IA ASH FORD, NJ .. Assistant Surgeon,
once and residence 1880 n Y. avenue.
CONSULTING BOARD:
Noble Young, nj. D, Howard, n. D.,
J A Richie, N: D., yehnson Eliot, M. D.,
y. ". Bliss, IA d, N VIC II. Newman. y; D.
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by LATIMER b CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- tsuccessors TO Cooper Latimer,b
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and 18th street

ID successors TO cooper q Lstimer,j
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNI.
- Tie undersigned, Execut,rs OF the last will
ESa and Testament Of William Easily, dsoeas sd,
in by win T1a ns tss
Rassrd IN cause pending in the Supreme Court OF
and aOrso Assa snd JONI ns'y
lady and Others are defendants, win sell to the
81 Eam sts
ISL commencing at O'Clock. the following de,
Part Of sdnsrs Ny Rs In the city OF Washington
slot Lot 2 in square No, 10. and Part of Lot2, in
bot ip square No a. improved prov P By three two
story and basement Brick Houses, to be sold seps.
Lotse and s, Square H. improved by substantial
Lets, sqTsre II improved by four two story Brick
Lots and u, in Square IL
Lots and in Square south H.
Lot Lot sGTsrs sCn,h IL improved by solid wharf.
Lot 6, Square south nimproved by a Brick Build
ing, constructed and occasionally used for an ice
Lot Lot :, IN RS sansr re-
Lot Yves. hsf q !; in Square IS.
Lot 2, in square a.
Lot 2, in Square 50.
Lots 81, 8, g. 10, H. in Square S. improved
BY Lime Sin aud three small Dwelling Houses.
Mn and Dwellings VIII be sold separately.
Lots 4, S, 6, AID Z. in Square So
Part of Lot 6, in Square l04.
Lot ], in fquare l9e
Lot 4, in Square l43.
Eot2, in Square 704.
Lot Is, in Square 705.
he terms Of sale sre Ons-fourth OF the purchase
money cash, and the balance in equal pawn ants in
g. T. IS and Il months the purchaser 10 give for the
deferred payments his bonds satisfactorily secured
bearing interest, payable quarterly from the date
thereof. If the terms OF safe are not complied with
in six days, tho Executors reserve to themselves the
right to resell at the risk end cost OF the dasnltng
purchaser. All convey ancing and stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
HORATIO N. EAsBY,)
JOHN w. EASBY, , Executors
AGNES NJ. EASBY,
myl2 dads LATIMER q OLEARY, Aucts
R-THE ABOvE SALES ARE POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY. June 4 tn same hour aud
place. By order OF the Executors.
le0 LATIMER q CLEARLY, Aucts.