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HE STARTS WORK ON THE EXTENSION OF THK
AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AND THEN STOPS IT,
Commissioner LIE due commenced his extern
sion Of the Agricultural department building
this morning, one squad OF workmen being
engaged In ploughing for the foundation,
another 10 cutting down the hedges and 20 or
more horses and carts In removing the dirt.
one OF the cartmen stated this morning that
the cellar was to extend under the entire
building / 600 feet In length.
About ten clock a man asked for work when
Gen LIE Due stated that the work was not going
on. 1t appears that the Generals attention
was called TO the fact that the sorghum patch
was being ploughed up, and, going out, he at
once stopped the work.
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On Trial for Rigamy.

To-day, In the Criminal Court, Judge OK
the trial OF Isaac Brown, which WAS commenced
last Friday, was resumed-Mr. A. P. Morse for
the defendant Brown is charged with eIgany
In having December Sd, 1872, married one Cara
Harris alias White, and on July goth, 1850, oae
Maria Plummer. John Johnson, who last
Friday testified that Brown and his first wife
lived at his house after the marriage, was re-
called and cross examined as to his own affairs
and the circumstances of his own marriage
After the examination of Mr.. Meigs the clerk
OF the court, as to the issuance of the marriage
licenses, the government stated that they could
Lot ask q verdict, and BroWn WAS acduttted
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the celebrated proprietor OF StonJ Brook Stud
Farm, Princeton, n. j., says: 81 hardly think
TOO much can be said In praise OF this fnvalua-
ole medicine for the horse tLiebig Co. IS Arni-
Gated Extract Of Witch HszeD. ! should advise
all horsemen to keep it constantly on hand.n
1t quickly cures over strains, wounds. inf1au-
nations and most Of the cOmmOner ailments of
the horse. Also cures Crown Scab, Poll Evil,
injury from pressure OF the girth, Rheumatism,
Harness Calls, Inf1amed Tendinous Sheath5,
&C. Depot, GO Maiden Lane New York. Sold
In fifty cents and dollar sizes. Reduced rates
by the half gallon and gallon. Beware of
Wort HESS limitations
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Excursions. Picnfcs, etc.

The Washington Light Guard Will give a
moonlight excursion TO Marshall hall next
Friday evening.
The Mary Washington goes to Occoquan,
starting at $50 am. every Sunday, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. On Saturdays sac
goes to Mount Vernon Springs.
The Gruetlt Ferein viii give grand Swiss
row.
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TIE FUNERAL or Mrs. Mary B. Marbury.
relct OF the late Col. Maroury,, and we'll
known In this City, who died suddenly at her
residence, corner and 31st streets, Saturday.
aged 10 years, viii take place this afternoon
FLAG PREsENTATION.-TheW West Washington
Zouayes. who made such good appearance in
the parade yesterday, We're presented Satur-
day evening with q nne silk flag the gift OF
Misses Thomas. Hardie and Hester The pre-.
sentatiOn speech was made by Miss Hester and
responded TO by Capt. Thomas In fitting terms.
THE Coal TRADE.-Twenty-on boats left
as follows: New Central Co., 1893 05 tons:
Hampshire & Bait. Co.. SCI 10 tons: Consolids-
ton Co, 359 OIL tons; BOrdOn Co., 225 tons;
individuals, 231 tons.
GRA1N.-Arrivals by canal-B3at Farmers
Friend, with wheat and corn; boat II. Nj. TAI
hott, With LOO bushels corn; boat Medley,
with cargo corn.
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THE INSPECTION OF ALLEYS commenced by
Commissioner Morgan, Health Oficar To Fn-
shend and Major Brock, OF the police depart
nent, Saturday. IS 20 be continued until the
alleys Ia the entire District shall have been
visited, and their true condition aScertained.
Those visited yesterday embraced the central
portion OF the city and the northwest section.
Commissioner Morgan states that the paved
alleys were generally found TO be In a Clearly
coDCfion. but some OF the u1paved ones were
In foul condition. Where neglect and careless
ness OF persons living on the line OF these alleys
were apparent their ma mes were taken and Will
De handed over for prosecution by the Police
Court These inspections are to be kept up
every month during the hot weather until II Is
aScertained who among the citizens are not
keeping their rear premises IN a healthy con-
dillon.
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LIeblg Co.'s Coca ieef Tonic.

"My patients derive marked and decided ben.
eft from It," says Prof. J. Nj. Carnochan, NJ D.,
Professor Surgery, New York Medical College.
For bad taste In the mouth. bad BREATH heart
lency, constipation, (Which are all but symp-
toms OF dyspepsia and a broken down digeS-
t1on), 1t Is Invaluable. Also valuable In bilious
ness, malaria, debility, monthly suffering, liver
complaints and sick headache. Beware OF
eounterfeits. Ask for Ltebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows:
John f. Waldron to P. G. Lauer. part and S.
so. lSs; $500. John Ardeeser. trustee, to q.
hessner, part 5, So. III; $40. w. w. Hubbell,
trustee. TO Annie Hawkins, trustee. part 81, So.
1872; siOO. s. X. Bond TO Bradley Barlow, SUB.
4, so. 1871; 50, 52S.
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IuftctmenrsTo.da

The grand jury 10 day returned indictments
against VIM. Wood5on, larceny; John Hitz and
Charles E. Prentiss, making false entries;
Lewis Johnson alias Flip Brown and Louis
MicBens. burglary and larceny; George McIn-
tosh, larceny Of United States property; John
T. mitchell, rape; Abraham White burglary:
Charles BranScn, larceny. second offence:
Martin j. Casey, assault with intent to KILL
Thomas ONeal, Co., and John Smallwood, lar
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LARGE picture cards given away to morrow
only 10 every customer, at X. Golischmtd's, No.
SI2 9th street northwest; also. you can buy
1c.; crystal glass Ice cream saucers on stand
Zoc- per oozea; TWO quart covered tin buckets
pc Japanese parasols In plain colors 1ec.; O.
GRATED china tea sets. CONTAINING a. nieces
% 20; 90 pieces, $3.50. Also, great bargains In
baby carriages and travelling trunks.
HoWseSs Ice cream. In quart tins, IS Cts. IIo4
FCSSFII'S Ice cream. :.
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BIT lLDlNUo AND hEPAiR5.
Ruftdtr(r rpvrnfrS have haan fCsuad
Hon. LEONARD SWIFT, OF Chicago, used S.
Jacobs Oh for rheumatism. and was cured.

COTSFzRFEITING AND POIsoEING.-The trial of
Thos. j. Bicksler and Alice Westcott arrested
here some months since for passing counterfeit
money, which case gained Considerable proni-
poisoning or Emma Baker, who was under
arrest for the same offence, was called to-day
In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, and set for
trial on Monday next
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District Government Affairs.
CONTRACT AWARDED


The Commissioners have awarded the work
OF FecOnStfuciIog the GeJrsoto IA rnarSef
fouse TO Messrs. Fletcher x aiIaber they o.
ing the lowest bidders.
MORE TELEGRAPH WIRES N THE STREETS.
The District Commissioners issued an order
to-day, THAT the Mutual Union Telegraph
company be permitted to erect a line OF tee
graph POLES and wires from their present line,
commencing at corner 18th and streets north
west, along t 10 Boundary, along Boundary TO
North Capitol street. along thence by way of
the North Capitol street sever to the Capitol.
BUILDINGS AND REPAIRS.
Building permits have been Issued BY In
spector Entwisie as follows: Joshua Riley re-
pair frames 26l9 and 2621 BeaIl ST.. Georgetown
Conrad RoebeD, repair brick 1914 1th ST. NV.
St MarJ 8 Cemetery. repair brick, Lincoln ave F.,
county; $1,000. w. Z. Parteuo, erect four two
story dwellings, Sth, between y and o SIS.
NV: $4,000. David Smith. erect a factory,
canal, rear OF Water St, Georgetown; 81, 900
Northern Liberty Market Co, erect market
building, corner OF o and 1th st. NV; $l5. 900.
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The New Northern Liberties Mar.
ket House.

The Northern Liberties Market Company to-
DAY obtained permit TO erect market build
Ing at corner OF o and It'll streets north west,
fronting 95 feet on 9TH street and running back
$50 feet, space enough for 100 stalls. A Joint
stock company has been formed, and suDscrip-
ton books are now opened for stock to the ex-
tent OF $4,000. The buildings VIII be CON-
pleted In few weeks time and business will
be at once commenced. The butchers and
dealers who have to vacate the O-street mar
ket are the ones interested.
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WHEN man can get genuine Calcutta
seersucEer suit for fifteen dollars, there need
be no sympathy wasted on him when he ex-
claims, 'Well, this is hot" Saks & Co. offer a
large lot Of genuine SeerSuckerS at the low
figure OF fifteen dollars.
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CITY ITEMS.
Argand OIL Stoves.
Colonel Mcdaniel.

Perfect In all details. Sold on trial at
MOran's, 4eS 9th st. NV, ana 1926 Pennsylvania
ave. Also, refrigerators, Water coolers, &c. 5
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Rock EN0S STRINGS AND BATHS, Va. VIII open
to- morrow. The following IS from Rev. c. z.
KTaGth. DID, LII D.. or the University OF Peln-
sylyanis: The place itself Is so delight
ful, the variety or valuable waters so great, the
bathing arrangements so complete, that it
must win upoa public regard as it becomes
more generally known. | found, with all the
appointments or the best hotels. a quiet home
life and feeling social refinement without
pretenSloD, Innocent amusement guarded
against abuse-eVery thing, In fact, which the
rational seeker Of health and rest could desire
Il. q summer resort.
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SAMsTA6 received from auction 500 trimmed
bonnets. so cases straw goods, 900 pieces rib
Don, and me assortment OF feathers and flow.
ers. VIII be sold for the next ten days ar AUG
ton prices.
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4 GRAND collection OF household effects will
be sold at Dowllng's auction ROOMS to-morniog
at 10 O'Clock. Il should be seen to De appre-
ciaffd.
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DELIGHTFUL music to night az Drivers gar
den, I343 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
" kHENANDoAH Co, Va. L.
8. N. MULLIN. Proprietor.


" sHENANDoAH Co, VA. IA
8. NJ. MULLIN. Proprietor. EN
OPENS JUNE 10. lks
This MAGNIFICENT summer resort. situated among
the mountains OF the Valley of Virginia only twelve
miles from Baltimore OHIO r. r., at Mt. Jack
son. within few hours travel Of the citiee OF Bst
more and Washington. 1t excels IN all the features
which make watering place attractive. Its great
altitude 2 500 feet above the level of the sea-
ders the climate peculiarly heath rul and delight
full. 1he Chaiybeate. Arsenic, sulphur Powder.
Iron Sulphur, Healing and Bead Wailow Springs
for their Medci ual virtue and curative properties
stand nnriyaled on this Continent For health.
Round trip tickets issued by the different -al
road conpanies Passengers leave Mt. jackson
soon After the arrival Of the train, arriving at the
6prings to early tea. after being transported n
Park Wagonettes over one of the best mountain
roads In the State easier and quicker reached than
any large wetering place in the two Vrginias. and
with perfect safety no mountain to cross.
Board from $40 to $50 per month OF so DAYS,
cording to location. Special contracts made with
families or large parties Dan accommodate $50
persons. Good bathing. Fishing and hunting In
SESSION.
Splendid livery; charges moderate. Send for
pamphlet. m12-lm
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Burnet1,s Cacoane.

Burnetps C0cOaNe.
THK BKST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
IL allays irritation, removes all tendency to
dandrun. and tnytgorates the action OF the
capillaries In the highest degree, thus pro-
noting vigorous and healthy growth of hair
Its effect upon the glosslness and richness Of
the hair Is such as cannot be surpassed.
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PRIGG's Jewelry Store received some beaut1-
ful Sly les this morning, from 81 TO $50. 457 Pa.
ave.
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The PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT OF THE NEW
YORK AVENUE CHURCH.-The committee OF the
New York Avenue Church congregation ap-
pointed TO devise some plan for enlargllg the
membership have not yet completed their
work, but viii probably be ready to submit
report at the next meeting The project OF en-
larging Dy the purchase or private lot In the
likely that the committee may recommend an
enlargement by tearing down the side fronting
On New York avenue and building flush with
the building line, which would add very mate
rally to the seating capacity; also extending
the interior capacity by taking In the vestibule
portion and changing the pulpit to that end OF
square, and By this change 1t would become
slightly angular, but this would not detract
from its symmetry and would add much late
r1or space. 1t is quite likely that a mission
church will alsO be established In the north
western section OF the city the coming sum
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FOR SUMNER WEAR.
FASHIONABLE DRESS FABRICS.

Satin Dsmasse Grenadines. new patterns
Back Iron Frame Grenadines
Lace Bunting, single and double width.
SUNNI ersSilhs, best quality, reduced to rs csnts
Grape Buntipgs. all wool. 20 cents.
Dress Goods al the new Ell .des. rs cents.
Dotted and Figured Swiss Musl Ms rs cents.
Linen Lawns. beautiful patterns, very fine, Is eta
Pc rsian Lawns, very tne quality, 25. 3D. 81 csuts
Victoria Lawns and swiss MuElins.
New Styles Of ParasOIs, lined.
Silk Parasos, 81. 81. %, 81. so. o. IS. %, 81 so
Fresh Straw Mating, good quality for Is, IL. 20
Spring Insrain and Brussels Carpets cheap.
nottingham Curtain Lace, Is, 3D. 50. 20 cents.
shetland ShAws. Cardinal. Blue and White.
Boys Linens, Is, 10, 40 and Is cents.
Ladies Dress Linens.
Boys Spring Cloths for Suits 25 co. 81, so cents.
Init. Raw silk Table Covers, something new.
Lace Muslins Plaid and Stripes
LAWN! LAWNS!
One Thousand Styles, al new. y, TO- IA cents.
Color ed silks, bO cents, rs cents. q.
Oaicoee. Madras 6inghAms. new Stripes.
Cambfics, Cottons. Summer Underwear.
Ladies and Misses Hosiery, Oorse's, &C.
RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY.
.. N. ToWSON.
030 PoAM1VlvAA1a avenue
n26 South iide. near It'll st. and Market.
T United CO-PARTNER6HIP. - The under.
II signed do hereby certify that they have formed
partnership for the sale Of Ice under the name
or firm Of Washtngton and Georgetown Ice 90. No
bills or accounts win be paid unless upon written
order Mg ned John LeetCo, Treasurer. once. No.
III Sa:e +. fig &s9Es e. Ras16R, i ~
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Rough ON Rats.

The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug.
gtsts for Rough on Rats. It clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &c, l5c. boxes. tn
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Feels More Like hts
Alleged Self.

DR.. Louis A. Simpson was produced before
Referee Underhill by the council of the alleged
Theophtlas Youngs yesterday. The alleged
wore bland smile and cast Quizzlcal Chances
at his opponents when Dr.. Simpson said: Il
examined the claimant In February last from
mead to toe, and am sure that he Is the genuine
Theophilus Youngs described In the testimony.
The hysfcians who examined his head at che
last hearing We're not thorough, or they would
have found the scars there This spot {produc-
cling the spot on the Claimants head), though
not now visible scar, was scar once, because
when pinch II IL changes to a lead color. You
see that when l pinch any other part of the
head the color remains the same" Then Mr.
Minor OF the opposition cross-examlned the
doctor for three hours, but when he was done
the alleged Theophilus remarked that he still
felt more like his alleged self than he had
felt at any time before since his Identity for
SOCK him IN. T. Sun 27th.
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs FOR tosT OFFICE EsvELoPEl
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington. d. @, May 2. 1881.
Sealed Proposals Will be received 81 this Depart
ment until WEDNESDAY. THE lsr DAY OF JUNE.
1881, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ for furnishing in such
quantities, and at such times as they may be Or
dered. ali the Post Office Envelopes required for
use during tie fiscal year ending June 80, 1884, OF
the following classes, viz:
Nos to -yor oncial Letters and Returns.
No. 5.-For Returning Dead Letters.
No. 6.-For Registered Packages.
No. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages.
No. s.-For International Money Order Adyices.
Blank forms OF bids. with samples and full speci
fcations will be furnished upon application to the
Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington.
DC.
THOMAS L. JAMES.
m3-2aw4w Postmaster General.
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"Aldsrney Dairy Wa0oAs.n
FreSn Alderney butter cnurned every morn
lng and delivered IN klbs "Ward" prints, $50
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of, Cream. 10c. pint.
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DIR. METTAUR,S
n Z A D A c Ht PtttS


MAZDA Ptlls
G nrs most wonderfully % 2 very short time bcth
PkfS1A In Its worst forms, cleansing the body o.
excess OF bile. producing regular healthy action
A fun size box OF these valusble PILLS. with fur
directions for . complete cure. mailed 20 any al
dress receipt OF nine three cent postage stamps.
For sale BY al druggists ut Is Genus.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD, one Of the most emineus
n. E. Church, Baltimore Md:
have no hesitstion ip sssusns yOo vs ss., Dr.
Yours Truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAmBLH pastor n. r. Church. Ha-
have trisd Dr.. MrrrAuns HeApAcHn Prrrs
with great benefit. am now seventy nine years
old. and have been subject TO Constipation . num-
Der Of years. Your Plls have acted % pleasantly
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rey. LEwB A, TamKKxD. pastor u. z. Caurch.
waterbury,, Nd
man who was In bed with . bad attack Of Bilious
Esver and In two days he was out attending 70 ais
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THrRkKIKD.
Rev. LIE. PKTKRs. pastor n. z. Church. Urbana, Vs..
Am nave gssd one one boz ; Sf Rr M.TIarRs Hep
Pls,se .end me smother box. ,r.,
Rev: g. y; HoBss, pastor n. z. Church. Pied.
have given my wife Who u sunmsr from Head
Your ri s. a A'' A" '1 go o'1 Il. HOBBS.
RROWN CHKMgCAI m
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T1HE "FTRFECTO" rs ALL PERFECTION;
warranted the begt 6-cent Cigar in the District.
TTy cue ct SICKLE6f California Cigar 6tors. No.
1Qu pe0nGylvantA ayeuues ml2-Sm
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EINEsT LINEN COLLARS 81. 90 PER Doz.

F1SEsT LINEN COLLARS $500 PER Doz.
ALSO.
EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SHIRT, a. 30 EACH.
W. s. TEEL.
MIS- 935 Penn. avenue.
NOTICE. Having enlarged our Store We how
have better facilities for displaying our Goods
,;o ensye Also "a, sely Increased onr stock We
Ties. 90 ladies' aud cents fnll reanfar made
sIk Cooked BslbrgRan hose. 25c. Unlsnndrisd
Reinforcec Shirts, finished. CSC. summer Under
shirts, nSc. Calico SHIFTS. Collars 9new pat
many other bargains in Cloth, Bpresds Rim ma
Gloves. Corsets. Shawls. Dress Goods, &c, &C.
NJ NEWMYER,
1920 Penney lvanis ave
n28 Ct West End Auction House.
IEMETERY NOI1CE.-Statuary, Italian M.r-
" BILE and Granite Monuments Hesdstones
Mantels. &C., which win be sold at very reason
w. RUTHERFORD 4 co..
m1S-6m 11l6 Penna. ave.. near Star once.
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BROWN CHEMICAL co.

old WINE AND OLD TRIKNDs are knoWn g
" the best % Il JU6TH'6 old Sand known fog
HAND CLOTHING can Be sold IS respecteblo
prices. address on s.n Ct yUeTHD OLD siAnd No.
Branch Store, No lO6 9th 81 between D md y
81. northWeGA N.B--uote by maQ promptly g.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE, q
May ~, 1851. 4
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this office
until IL O'CLOCK. on TIE 3 ST DAY OF May, 1884,
for supplying such quantities OF Frush Beef and
Vegetables Fresh Bread AMI Baking Navy Bread
asmsy be required at the Navy Yard and StstIoa
al Washington u. c., during the fiscal year end
ina June 80, 1854
Blank forms Of offer. and al necessary informs
ton as 10 specification ana the ntiies required
can be procured by applying to the Inspector OF
Provisions aud Clothing at the Washington Navy
Yard.
A. SMITH,
mao 2aw2w Pay Inspector 3. Navy.
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DROPosALs FOR FUEL.
NAVY DFpARrNTyr

DROPOSALs FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPARrMTNr,
WASHINGTON. May IL, 1881.
sesled prc pofals, sepsrately, for Wood aud OosI.
indorsed snd addressed to the secretary of tho
Navy will be received until "a O'CLOCK NJ ,SaTUR-
DAY, JUNE 20. to supply the Navy Department.
and Offices thereof, In Washington with fuel, viz:
500 tons extra hard White ash Furnace Coal,
90 tons " lite ash Stove Goal.
reeerylns the right to order much more Of either
furnace or Stove as the Department may req uire
at the same price
All the coal to be OF the best qua ity free from
dirt and slate and iospec' ed by sworn inspector
at the cost OF the Contractor 2.24O pounds to the
ton.
Twenty cords. more or less, Spruce Pine Wood.
twenty i've cord, more or less, Hickory Wood =.
All of the wood to be of the bsst quality and in
speeted by sworn inspector, ct The cost of the
contractor.
The Coal and Word to be delivered at the Navy
Department, or office for which required bv the
parties 10 HON the contract tor coDtrsctsb may be
awarded. IN such quantities &c the convenience OF
the Del ar.ment may require.
he right TO reject any and all bids or 10 accept
any portion CT any bid, Is resers ed; and the sue
cessful bidder will De required 20 fu -nish bond in
the sum Of two thousand dollars as a guarantee of
faithful performance of the contract which may
be awarded him. WM. III HUNT,
myl7-2aw4w Secretary of the Navy.
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LADIES GOODS.
A. ID. SCHOEIELD.
lo36 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
AGENT FOR TIE

AGENT FOR TBE
UNIVERSAL FASHION OeMPANY'S PERYEOT
FITTING PATTER -.
These Patterns celebrated for perfection OF
ny And elegance CT design. New sty les and new
Also Aren't for BRIGGS & cos PATENT
TRANSFERRING PAPERs-the cheapest. best
end quickest manner Of stamping goods Of sn kind,
1or brsding and Embroidery. fun stock. de-
sisns 81 al knds constantly on hand. Stamping
done At Ieascnab rates.
New and beautiful designs in Hamsurxr, Tor
cnen IaSe. Swiss. Iish. Nsinsook and other Trim
m1nes, Noos of all kinds and ey cry shade, Ger
nantowns. Zephyr, Saxony. &c.
N.b-Just ordered.-WiH have In etore in few
Gays very fun aesortmt ut of the finest English
specially
A fun stock Of Briggs CO. Transfer Papers ut
Mrs ADnis Je fries Dry Goods, Fancy and MILL
merry store, 2ISS Pennsylvania ave. northwest.
N. B.-The Kensinston Stitch tausbt hare mig
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Ne" Boohs'
Great Speeches by Great Lawyers by Snyder. 90. 90
Whartonis Conflict of Laws, I'd edition. 6. 90
Copp's q. b. Mineral Lands. 40
The Dartmouth College Causes, by Shirley. 2. SO
Dornan's Origin of Primitive Superstiti0ns. 8. SO
Bichands History Of the Orsades, 3v, ed A. 90
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