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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR MAILBAG TAGS.
posT-orrrcE DEpArraESr

WASHINGTON June ID, 1873.
sealed proposals VIII be received az ms Depart
menu until noon on the 2ld DAY OF july 1917, lot
furnishing, by contract Printed wooden rags IN
such quantities and at such times US may DC re.
CURED ana ordered during one year rom the lst
gay ol August, 1871 the quantity OF such tags 70
be furnished being five hundred Thousand and
more, II more DO required and ordered during that
period. Such tags are of two kinds-narrow ana
VIDE,
inc narrow Tags 81 when very much INC greater
quantity WIN be required, are TO be made OF SUIT
ABLY hard wood, seasoned, and OF a light color IN
teetangular strips each seven inches long OholnCh
Wlue, ana hali men thick, ana having a SLOT
uye ny nine'sixeenths OF an mem through u at a
polht from one END. Each oil these tags is 10 nave
prlntcu and slightly mdented thereon In suitably
lhrge letters inc name OF such postoihce anu
STATE oroi snch railway pOstonce or OF such route
agency, ana uiso such NUMBER Ill sulnDy l1igc
lEures, Whcn needed, as may DE Speclned III scneu-
nles which VIII accompany each order, ana nso
nave printed thereon IN smaller letters, direction
lor Jus return 70 such oiice as VIII be speched Ill
Inc printed side OF each tag IS TO nave smooth
suaiacc. Inc wide tags arc to be similar TO INC
others III all respects, excepting the width, when
inuSt DO Two inches instead OF one, and excepting
the printing, which VIII consist OF such Orlet az,
recuon III larger letters, as VIII be required alld
puruvuihrIy specimen IN the scnedules LOT mails
sent 10 ioreign countries.
,aamples oil the tags hereby advertised ior can DC
oDlalncd on application by letter To the second AS.
slStant foStlnaStcr'Genernl; also blank forms OF
proposals 20 which bidders must conform i'll sub
mitting bids under this advertisements
All the tags contracted for are TO DO delivered at
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FORTYSIxTH CONGRESS.
Partisan Legislation Vetoed fer the
HIL.- I'D Third Time. '
Short Session In Either Uouse--Effort to Fix
the Day for Final Adjournment-Th
Veto Message Read I'm the House.
Failure to Pass the Biii over
the Veto = MIR. Atkins
.... Moves Adjournment,
SENITE.

MONDAY. June %.
Mr.. DAVIS (Il.l, from the Committee OH the Judi.
ciary, reported. with verbal amendment Senate
bill TO change the time Of holding the United
States District Court for the district Of Connecticut
from the first Tuesday of November to the first
Tuesday of December; also House bill relating to
times of holding United States courts in the district
Of Kentucky, which were passed.
Mr.. WALLACE, from tho Committee on Appropria-
tions, reported House concurrent resolution liking
June II as the date OF the final adjournment Of
Congress, with an amendment substituting June 25,
OF five p. M, for June IL, at twelve IN.
On objection by Nr. Window It's consideration
was postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Burnside introduced bill 10 provide for the
conveyance of the low grounds In the city of Wash
ington. Referred 10 tho District Committee.
Mr.. LOGAN introduced bill TO provide for the
speedy payment of the workingmen OF the District
OF Columbia. ordered to be printed and lie on the
table .r Lid.
The resolution submitted on Saturday by Mr.. Nc.
Donald, directing the Secretary OF The Treasury to
furnish information as TO the action of the National
Board Of Health under the act authorizing q con.
tract for the purchase and construction OF refriger
a,lng ships &c, was taken up and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, (Ga) the Senate took up
Senate bill COG. for the relief of William Nephews
King which was passed.
Mr, wHyTg, from the District Committee
reported without amendment Senate bill to pro-
vide for the conveyance of the low grounds in the
city OF Washington under the act Of 1872, which was
passed.
Mr. DAVIS wv ya), called UP his motion here
joint resolution. authorizing the appointment of Il
comm tssiOn with authority 10 lease a building In
the city Of Washington for city post'oiiice, was
postponed until December.
The vote was rcconsdered, and the resolution
was passed.
ON motion Of Mr.. Allison. the Senate proceeded
to consider executive business at lilo y. nj.
The doors were reopened and tho Senate id
Jourued ut 3.l5 p. IN.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, June 49, 1870
Cotton steady Mlddng, l2J,c.
Flour dull and lower, exc for best grades How
ardsreet and Western superhne. S30p3 81; do extra
S4G47j; do family. .5G5 T5 CITY Mills supcriinc o. rs
gS5 do extra, s4G475; do Rio brands 90; Patapsco
family. 1915.
Wheat-Southern firm. Western strong for spot and
June; quiet for futures Southern red Il lG(1l 10; do
amber. u 1871 2O No Pennsylvania red. 81 70: MOI
Western winter red spot, 81 1901 l6 June. 81 100
81 i5a July. 81 O9G9I Oo.; August, 81 O6lG1I O6,I:
september, q O6X69luBt..
Corn-SOu,hern firm. Western quiet and steady.
Southern white SIC; do yellow, dc; Western Mixed
spot, I3a 35Sc; June, iJ,sdilsc; July I3AG iJtIc:
August, iF4@irsc; Sep, mber, f5tsGgbhc: steamer.
I2,a0li9l4c
OaiS dull southern $500 lOc; Western white a5p36c;
do mixed. 331gJic; Pennsylvanla $50 iOc
Rye quiet at 5SG1G0c for good to prime
Hay strong Maryland ANA Pennsylvania prime TO
choice sl2Ml3
Provisions hrm. Mess pork sIO7 Bulk meats
Loose shoulders ii9i4Gi clcarriD sides, 5ysGD5Ac:
sides, &C., Hams lld2c Lard, refined. Ia terces &c.
Butter dull; choice Western packed, lOgl2c. E.sgs
quiet at nc,
Petroleum dull Crude nominal. refined, GJs60xc
Coffee hrm. Rio cargOes, llA4@liAc.
sugar trm A son. sGos',c.
Whisky dun at 81 OG's al "a.
treights to Liverpool per steam dull, Cotton. 3-6d:
Hour, -; grain. 81 0id
lieCeipts-Elour, 1891 bbs wheat. 2!,2OO bu; corn,
lAlO0 6u; oats, -, B0J bu.
Shipments Wheat $500 bu; corn, 1900 bu
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H0UsE or REpRh.s IgNTA rIyEs.

The Speaker proceeded to call the states for bills
for reference. Under the call numerous bills (prln-
cipaly of a private characer) were Introduced
Among the public bills were the following.
By Mr. HERBERT: To remove the duty on qui
nine and all material for It's manufacture
BY Mr.. SAMFoGD To remove the duty oil qui-
nine.
BY Mr. DIBRELL: To prevent the payment ofper
diem to members of Congress when absent from
their duties except In case OF sickness.
TAT this point Q2:3O) message in writing (under
stood TO be the veto of the supplementary judicial
bill was received from the President, and was laid
OH the Speakers table
BY Mr.. UrsoN: For the free importation of Out
nine.
BY Mr.. DUNNELL: For the increase of the growth
Of timber Oh the public lands.
by Mr.. MARTIN: To reurgauizo tho United States
army.
The reading OF the bill in full was called for and
occupied the remainder of the morning hour.
The Speaker (at l:l7) laid before the House the
Presidents veto of The supplementary judicial bill,
and 1t was read by the Clerk.
Mr.. MCMAHON then moved to proceed 10 the re-
consideration OF the BILL and the House proceeded
to vote on the question whether, OIL reConsidera.
the bill shall pass Notwithstanding the Presidents
objection.
The vote was strictly party one, and resulted
yeas, l0l nays, IS; so (two.thrds not voting in
favor thereby the bill was rejected.
without proceeding to any other business, the
House, OH motion of Mr.. Atkins, OF 2:0j adjourned
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONEIARY MAIIERS.
New York Money Market.

Nav York. June %. 1874
a..
Foreign exchange was weak at is6N@is7 for long
and ss7i6Qis9 for demand.
Government bonds were quiet
State bonds were dull except Louisiana consoIs
which were strong and higher.
Railroad bonds were firm, Chesapeake aud Onto
nrss rose TO 43A, do currency bonds 70 2Og. Rome.
WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg consolidated hrsts To
0sA Chicago and Northwestern registered gold bonds
TO o and Morris and Essex conso dated rsts 10 no.
Erie consolidated seconds were active at 7jI,m55X
and do funded SIS at 75G754. Cincinnati and Spring
ne 1r,ts (guaranteed by c G o and - fell of nom
w 70 V6i1 aud kntsa AMI Texas seconds to %
Inc Stock market was firm In the early d nlings
aud prices ADVANCED hgA pr cedt, but subsequently
weak tone prevailed aud there decline or i,GZ
per cent, the latter in Western Union which eli OH
rom ei'a 70 Pa During the afternoon recovery OF
A9 per cent took place, tut heavy pressure sell
set IN toward tile close ad Iron Mountain declined
per cent, Michigan central X, 81 Louis, Kansas CITY
nnd Northern IN, and the remHinder OF the list ID
IA per cent. Louisville and Nashville was xception
ally strong aud rose froui o. to 5s The Transactions
hggregaed $4,000 shares. OF winch 1900 were Erie
5'VO were Lake shore, 2t.J were Northwestern "a Oo
Mere ~ Paul llOOO Were Delaware Lack avian ma aud
western, uOO wer New Jersey cntral, O,OO0 were
Michigan Gem raj, 300 were Western Union and jt0p
werc Louisville nnd Nashville
Tue following were the closing quotations:
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Dlsposers of Len-oif Clothing, Watches Guns Pts
tolls &c. can get the hest cash prices from the original
HERZOG'S, 3Os Ninth street, near Pennsylvania av-
enue Branch, 2J7 Pennsylvania avenue. by calling
at or addressing the above places, prompt attention
will be given 10 all orders. Rp2-
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GI0ng1 l00Inyested In Wall 81. stocks makes
ess SSSTS R SgdFyd HSSt s "a
dress BAXTER a co, bankers, II Wallst,Ni ,52seoiy
To Carpenters and Builders!

would respectfully call your attention TO the fact
that am again in condition to carry ON the Door,
SASH and Blind business ut my old stand Nos $50 aud
G5l New York avenue between 9TH and 7th streets
northwest, shall In the future. as In the past keep
full line Of Building Materials OF the very best quail
ity, which shall sell, taking quality into COnsidera-
ton at prices that viii successfully compete with
those of any other house In the District for cash or
approved paper. Having the largest and most COM
plee establishment OF the kind In the city, am On.
Rbed TO MI orders without delay aud without labil.
lty to mistakes All contractors and builders when
pushing contract to completion, Will recognize this
" be great desdemtum, Very respectfully,
jel0eolm GRO. ". B.IRKER
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District Courts.

Circuit Court-Justce Wylie.-Lemont VS.. W. g.
q. II. X. Company motion for new trial. KIM
nell vs.. Fisher & Gardner; one cent damages and
costs. Dean VS.. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company verdict for defendant. Loeber VS., SOL
onion ct al (ivc cases); demurrer sustained with
leave to amend. Burbrldge VS.. Hall ct al; judg.
mcnt confessed. Hall & Hume VS.. John Scaulon
Jury out, Pacific Mail Steamship Company vs.
Bout, shaw, FAINT, Horsey, corwnc, Albert, and
Piatt dismissed by plaintiff. Courtney VS. Price |;
OIL trial.
al vs., Duvall ct al; final ratification of the audit
or's report. Benner vs. Berton; trust declared
satisfied and James s. Edwards appointed trustee
turnable June 2S. Albright VS. Emery; auditors
report ratified appeal taken. Clarke VS.; Clarke !;
Capitol and North o Street. &c. Railroad COMPANY
vs.. WiliamS argued and submitted. National
Capital Insurance Company vs.. Russelli on hear.
ing Edison i, vs. w. U. telegraph Company plea
Criminal Court--Justice Hagner.-Dlstfct Of Co.
lumbia vs.. Bradford; this Is an appeal from the
upon claim agents argued and submitted. United
states VS.. Samuel Emery, jr., indicted for man.
slaughter; Colonel William a. Cook and Mr.. A. b.
Williams, counsel for the defendant, asked that an
early day be set for tho trial of the accused and of
lered special reasons for making the request.
The motion was oyerruled and an exception taken,
George McChuley larceny ON tSial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY,
Circuit COurt-JustiCe Wylie.-No. 26i HOwlsOn
VS.. Brown; No 2i2, Fifth Baptist Church VS.. Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad Company; No 323
Cotlrell Bros. vs. Llmrick; No. 32i, Cottrell Bros
vs.. Drumheller No. 1926, Kline VS.. Barber & Dean
No, S27 CumpSton VS.. Kelley; No, 1928, Shehan VS..
Rely No, $50, Archer VS., Pratt No, 1881, Evans vs.
Hentzj No 49,, shepherd u Co. VS.. Davis. No
3j2H Clarity vs., Tunnel No, 1873, Daley VS., rrun.
nell No. 3Si, Mayhuc VS.. RUPERT ct al. No. 1885,
4raPsg vs. hlGXsnder No. SS1 Walker VS. Doey
vs. Better; No, $40, Hutchinson vs. Alexander; No
3i3, lieesidel agent vs. Lucas No. Si, Hoover VS..
DnTdell ct al.
Equity Court-Justce MNcArthur-No 2s. WEIGH
vs. Murphy; No. 20i Riddle vs. Wright; No 80
Holland Us; Hollands No, 49, Truesduil VS., Wise ;
No W, Mcdonald VS.. BARLOW; No -. Johnston
Patten VS.. Palmer No. 10, Jcnner VS.. BARLEY; No
30, smith ", DundoIei No 50, Bowling VS., Boucher.
Criminal COurt-Justice llagner-JaCksun viii.
inns and Frank Lewis, burglary and larceny
james Stokes, manslaughter; Mary Kane, man,
slaughter and accessory before the iuCt; Charles
Lewis, burglary and larceny.
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RIVER and CANAL NEWS.


Arriyed-Schooners Eddie, Palmer; Two Brothers,
Flora Temple, and Ben shepherd, all from Havre dc
Grace, with coal TO Johnson Bros; l. r Dunnet, Adj
ans, Suffolk. with lumber TO j. II Jackson: John II
TRAY, rse, Whcatlcy, Nanjomoy with lumber 10 VIM
McCain Rock, Mar hall, salisbury, with lumber to
Thorndike Bangor. with laths 70 |, W Gnnandi Ma
riOn ROckhll, Horner, Philadelphia with 4U0 tous
coal to Clarke &Gyen: Farmers Friend, Bell Iavra
de Grace with coal to Clarke Given Nellie Brown,
Young, Kcnnebec, with ice To Cooperative Ice Com
pany; n 'Iraton, Eaton Ken nebec with ice to Co
operative Ice Company; l. j FOoks, CrummeT, with
ice to 60 operative Ice Company.
Cenred-SchoOner Farmers Friend, Bell, HaVrc dc
load coal.
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BALTIMORE, June %, 1879
Cattle-The market was more active and prices I'M
changed quality considered. Very best, 5u6p6sc;
first quality 4S0t5sc; medium, aJsaIJ,o; ordinary
3G34c The most sales were at 4S@5J4c. Receipts,
Swine-The trade Is fairly active, with favorable
prospects. quotations A0r5Isc. Receipts, 266 head
- sheep aud ambs-Recolpts, 0,1Os head Quotations
Sheep. 36piJac; lambs, 3li6p5igC.
ny agreement between the butchers and dealers the
Deel.caltle market day will be changed from NJ onday
10 THURSDAY OF each week. commencing Thursday,
July 10, there being no market on Monday, July 7.
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Georgetown IiIyer Front.

ArriYcd-SchOoners ] VI Harlow, SOper Iioboken
TO load coal Joseph Hay Butler Cohnsset Narrows,
TO load coal.
Cleared SchoOnors Charley WoOlsoy Longslreet
for HObukrn, With .gJ tons coal Julia A Ward, Ste
vens iOr Boston, with So tons coal; Wm NJ Wilson,
Brown, for New YORK, with $50 tons coat; Church.
Kelly. lCr Providence with 100 tons coal; Carrie
Holmes, Holiness Tor Jersey Cy with ISs tons coal.
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suNpAY. My C 'G rs. i sIrec Ar a.2o a. NJ

SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1870, AT $50 a. NJ.
ron ExPREs hice cy on Am p9S to
B,moTe only S,ops g iihpSys tanre 5 an
and Mount % WinaSs BreSa at Relay station.
SBatbmSre nnSspSs and Why PigGm9igt
AMI Wnv via wi I,say' h"serS'on' freuericK
%S1 R Sd aAUgE. ExrgEss
1Sb SFSa fa, Eo5 ts2 q
an, New York and Phlladelphia 49,, ,,,,,,,, ,..,,
"3 b2Y7 f GXGG4s2 G F2tde4d a AMp
town town, and Valley Branch except sunday
Scinna,i daily. Grafton to sandusky daily, except
oOOa,ton Sunday only-Baltlmorc. Annapolis and
burg, College, Betsvllle. Laurel, Annapolis juno.
ton, Jessup's, and Hanover
iiiOn,SE% YORK, PGiLA bEIPHfA, AND hos;
l:ss-iSp sunday oply. nsitmoIS and Way.
-BAGTf HSs IKE Tny 1S AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. steps
ffsnsS 81 sS ssaS Fslsoc nagcown Win
ssst, and W Wsy sist;os, Oh to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E9RF4Lk. AND BAL BAL
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars direct %
boat Mt Canton Stopsat Bladensburg and Laurel.
G@-p9in, Of Rocks and Way Stations
So BAiTT@o iE Elllcot city, via
ai5StcnieAeo COLUMBUS, AND rrrTsnURa
ExpREss. Sleeping car to Chicago Pittsburs'
isTtNtW YORK, ILADELpIILA, AND Bali II
seSpns to SSw YorS snG special
io sfPnf S Say g I RSsd SIpSGiNNArr EXPRESS
Pullman cara
tDaily SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
All trains stop at Relay Station
ror further informnion apply at the baltimore and
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rNNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
"A BrREAr OF ENGRAYINo AND pnINTIN0.

June rs, lS1D
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office until
IL O'Clock M, day, the 2Sth inst, Tor the
hrucOn and err elton In the building for the BIZ
rcau of Engraving and Printing. in perfect working
order, of high stationary Engine vert-
cal cylinder, diameter, q inches, with oh stroke
and six Boilers. each II feet long aud feet In diam
purposes MS may he determined upon and described
In the specifications for the work.
Specifications for the construction of the engine and
boilers and any Information switch may he desired
respecting the same can be obtained application to
the undersigned.
The right 10 waive defects and to reject any all
buds IL re. erYed.
Proposals should he plainly marked Proposals for
Construction of Engine and Boilers and be addressed
10 q. ii. IRISH,
ipO Chief of Bureau,
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y. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
IcIG-eod&ds

'I'RuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
n PROVED PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY
SITUATED JUST WEST OF THE SEW ENrH
?pND hR TGfPi 5 AND RDJAcE SH 70 rs
INa, ASSD Known AS THE "FifNAM
ny virtue Of decd Of trust dated November ., A.
D 1874. and duly recorded in ber No. III, folio 25s
umbla, and by virtue of certain decree passed
June :, 1870 III equity cause No. esq., doc. ~, and
wherein Jerushn NJ. .Holton is complainant and
Bridget finam Ct al delendanls. and at the written
request of the party secured shall sell Mt public auc
ton hn 81 ~ mont Of The promises on wEDNESDAY
being situate In the county Of Washington, District OF
Columbia and known Us and being part OF tract of
the following metes and bounds, TO wit: Bounded on
the Yves ern side by line unnng north 10 (degrees
west sixty-one and four one-hundredths (Gi A-lOO)
ner of Morelands part of said tract and bounded
the north by line of Thomas Carbpry's land south
iGo iO west, on the south by line OF McChcsney's
stone, and on the east by the following lines of part
sold on TO James selden TO wit: From point on the
eighty-iOur hundredths q SiOOD perches TO marked
poplar, north 40 west four hundred and nnely.six
and one'luarter t35tio) degrees east twenty-one
perches; thence north eighty-nine and oneq quarter
lsyAo) degrees, Gust twelve perches; thence north
thiry-six ana one-quarler (Bi4o) degrees. east nifty
one and one-quarter perches TO Thomas Carbcry's
south lnu-contining 80 acres rood. and - perches
toTe, rn,r Z, "a 81, me improvements &C.; &C
ments payable III ak and twelve months, with Inter
est NJ the rate Of per cent. per annun secured by
chasers uptiOn 800 dcnoslt time of sale. All con-
veynnclng ht purelsers cost. II terms OF sale are
not complied with in ten dOl days the trustee re,
serves the right to resell the property Mt the risk aud
cost OF the dcfinlting purchaser.
-, , nnAISAHD IL: WARNER, Trustee.
w b, WILLIAMS ~ CO.. Auctoneers.
puI.ynal
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Cleared-Boats John ID Daley, Susan Charles, Pat
tie Dunlop, Ella h, + Price, Little Eddie. Lucinda
John ynn, Alex Kraft Clara, Fannie and Eslela,
A 4 Lant2 NJ Fernsuer SaC Kettle. baltimore.
Hancock, w II Weir, & grove, Lizzie Dnd Annie,
IInnrN nnInN nul = NJ HOVER.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

n OFFICE OF SurERINTENDENT or BUILDING,
WAsIiISaTON, u. G., June TO- 1870
Sealed proposals to supply the Treasury depart.
pattment with Ice for the ensuing year will he
teived at this office up o'clock p, OF Thursday,
June 10 1873
Is ructions to bidders will he furnished nppllca-
ton to the Custodian of the Treasury Buildings room
No. 70. first floor ]. X, UPTON,
hipf
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'NKEAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

FENREASURE DEPARTMENT,
a OFFICE or SUpEUGSTESDE DENT OF BUILDING,
WAstIISGToS, ID. C., June 10, 1879
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the Waste Pa
per OF the IRE sry Department for the ensuing year
VIII be received at this office up to o'clock D. III. of
Thursday, June &c. 1879
Instructions to bidders will be furnished appllca-
ton TO the Custodian OF the Treasury Buildings room
No. 30, first floor. j. X. UPTON.
nf lnrl
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GAS Cooking Stoves


Fire, Burglar, and Damp.Proof Vaults, Safes for
rent nom 20 to eco per annUm Takes Government
Bonds on special depost-Sl per 81 900 year, Also
receives Svorware packed IN ordinary sized trunks,
ON deposit for moderate charge,
Board OF AISnasers-Willlam Stickney, president;
George W Riggs vlco-prcsdont; H. T., snyder, secro'
lary A. l., Sturteyunt, treasurer Henry A. VIII
lard, John Cnss IS, and Thomas Evans,
Icl0-eO to augl
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FOR STATIONERY,


NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASiIINaTON, June ., 1879
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
mcn and bureaus and offices thereof In Washington
during the fiscal year ending June 80 1880 will be
ceiyed until II o'clock IN. fthe 10Th of June.
proposals must bes ubmitted on the forms furnished
by the Department. with the guarantee and certificate
annexed, and must embrace all the items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged IN business In
Washing; on, or who have not supply depot In such
city, will not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: list,
paper and envelopes I'd, miscellaneous articles and
the contract will be awarded Ia the whole by
classes rs may be considered the more advantageous
TO the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require II
greater or less quantity any article in the schedule
than that specified, us the wants of the same may re
qure
The articles will be called for from time to time IA
needed, and must be in accordance with the schedule,
and salts factory to the head OF the Office bureau tor
which required must be delivered without unnpces-
Sary delay, and ut the expense of the contractors in
default lnny of which requirements the Department
reserves the right to purchase the articles elsewhere
or 10 annu the contract in whole or In part and Will
hold tho contractors responsible for any additional eN
pense u may incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
and to reject any or all bids
Bib properly approved, accrning under The con-
II. W. THOMPSON,
je6 Secretary Of the Navy.
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ENREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Y 4 IN TNoI M UTTANI MIMI,
"A OFFICE OF SuPERfSrES DENT or BUILDING,
WASIIiSGrON ID. O. June III. 1870
Sealed proposals to supply the Treasury Depart
ment with Coal and Wood for the ensuing year will
bs received Mt this office up IL o'clock noon OF
Thursday, June o. 1879.
Instructions to bidders will he furnished on applicG-
ton TO the Custodian OF the Treasury Buildings
No. ~, first floor j. X. UPTON
1clS Chief Clerk.
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Hardware, BaIeing Rope, Pillow
LINES, Harness, Collars,

And a large assortment OF BUGGY WHIPS. Old
books and paper OF all kinds wanted,
H. q, WHEELER,
New building Seventh and streets, opposite Centre
Market mRTb-ti