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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18
MUSINGS IN THE TWILIGHT

In the twill ght alone am sitting,
And fast through my memory are fitting
The di,::,IiS Ot youth.
The future i, smiling before mo,
And hops bright visions Il at DER me-
Shall Doubt III II tt1llh,
know that nv hops may prove bubbles,
Too frail t. endure.
And thick k-strewn be the car.S and the troubles
That life b hs i'll store
But Ills best we know not the sorrow
That comes with IL long 'd-fpr Tomorrow,
AMI the anguish and Cur:
If the veil from my iIturn w-ra l.fucd,
Perhaps at the sight h I'll drit.d
Down into spur.
If knew all the Woes that awaited
MY hurryng fe L,
My pleasur s might often r be frcighted
With bitter than sweet.
And yet. though nv life his been lonely,
Some flowers nHve piucllrl that could only
From trials have sprung:
Some joy. hIvr know that id borrow
The L br gl;nnSs from ntr iSt with sorrow
Thai OV r me ulr.
For the mo NIB ans are brighter in seeming
When clou l. are gOn by,
If only u m ,nent the 81 r:n.ny
Is nd from the eye
Sal. indeed. would BE- L fc's dewy morning,
Ii. all Hopes bright pr ms scornng,
O'erhur en- d W TN fears.
We saw h,it tlc woe and til s 'rrow
That W uii CON II our he lrts The morrow,
IN .h' and tne as.
So It's best | We my Il IL e bycr
What Fl IN NTH IN 81 r..
Nor Tit UP the veil that AIMS over
WHAT Leth before.
-Chdmbcrs' Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18

the sucker is provided with series of
minute horny hooks. The arms" them
selves. il need hardly be- remarked, are
extremely mobile; they are highly mus
cuiar. and can he adapted with ease to
the varied functions of prchrnsion and
movement they are destined to subservc.
As regards their arrangement they are
arranged in four pairs-a dorsal and Il
ventral pair. and two lateral pairs; the
two elong@tcdtentaclcs. when developed,
beng situated between the third and
fourth pairs of arms on the ventral or
lower surface. Bcigrara.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18

China dogs are the latest craze, and
now in mlady's bric-a-brac room will be
found large and curious assortment.
from the smallest. The china dog has
advantages over the live article not to be
disregarded. 1t does not have to be fed
and instead of being fastened to string.
where it is running in every direction
but the right one, may be suspended
from the belt by chain and so relieve
the torturings of its being lost. Then
they need no muzzles, and they will
probably not be taxed C0arier-J0arnaL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18
Advice to a Young Man.

Don't be lazy. my boy. Fly around.
and do something, if it's only to pound
sand. Put in all your minutes in hon
est hard work, tranquil meditation. or
healthful recreation. Easy to mediate?
BE careful nv boy, or you'll choose the
hardest lot Of all. A lazy man stretches
himself out in the sun and dozes, but
he doesn't mediate. He doesn't think.
Edison, sitting beside his firciess forge
with the idle hands folded in his lap,
may be apparently as listless as the
fellow sitting on a log in the sunshine.
dreamily ''hshing for a cat" But the
telephone, the electric light, the quad
ruplex instrument came from the
dreams of one, while the other only
catches the ague, and serves him right.
Why, my boy, you waste enough time
to build house. We waste time be-
cause it slips by SO pleasantly. We
can't realize it. have wondered some-
times if a man had in his room great
glass. an hour glass loaded with the
sands of his life. SO that it might be be-
fore him every time that he entered
that room. If he knew that not one
grain of the steadily dropping sand
could be turned back. If he could
watch it diminishing above and piling
up below; il, when he closed his ewes
he knew that all night long it would
run steadily, no faster, no slower; If
when he came home from Il journey he
could see how much had run away; if
he could stand before it. held by a
strange fascination, and watch its run
ming sands; if he could always realize
that those grains of sand numbered the
seconds of his life; if he could see that
sleeping or waking, going or staying,
sick or well, eating and drinking, work.
ing or idlinS, remorselessly the sands
ran through wonder if he would not
improve the time better? l wonder
how many Of those grains would turn
to gold as they passed through, by the
alchemy of his industryp
All, well, do you think such steady,
constant reminder of the shortncss of
life and the value of time would have
any effect on YOU? Foolish youth. rs
soon as the novelty of the thing wore
Off,you wouldn't mind it cent worth.
Why, when the old Egyptians used to
carry in the skeletons at their feasts, did
itmake any BODY dismal? not bit oft;
made them all the jollier. "Send that
thing back to the boneyard." said
Thothmes, "and open another basket
of that New Jersey Heidsic: Apples
is apples this year "-Bob Bnrdctte IN
Burlington Hawkeye.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18

Miss Emma Jones, one of the lead
ing young ladies of Lockport, N. Y,
had her trunks marked Mrs. j. +.
Bachman, Pueblo, Col.," the other day,
preparatory to starting for that place;
and that was the first that her family or
any of her friends in Lockport knew
that she had married Mr.. Bachmal, a
lawyer of that town.--DetroI Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18

The City Council of Los Angeles,
Cal, has unanimously passed q resolu-
ton that the Chinese in the city shall ba
removed from the territory known a.
the general fire limits, and that hence
forth Chinese shall be excluded from
said territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18

"A good German method to soften
and remove hardened putty: Dissolve
potash in water. and add caustic or
fresh lime. After time pour off the
clear liquid aud bottle for use. Moist
ened with this, putty quickly softens.
1t should be added that the fresh lime
makes the putty intensely caustic, and
it should be kept from the fingers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18

q Great is the refining influence OF
education. The Vassar girl never says
'.you bet" Her phrase is: "Well, ]
should give silvery ripple
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-18
The DAMAGE done by rats on tn,

The damage done by rats on the
public slaughter houses of Paris repre-
sents all annual loss to the city of 50,-
900 francs. 1t is impossible to exter-
inmate the destructive animals. All
that can be done is to thin their ranks
little now and again by organizing
monster bsttues. J. Sun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

Stephen d. wibert, esq, superintendent OF
Alexandria County schools, Is i'll.
The bowsprit of the new schooner being built
at the sbip-yard was placed in position yesterday.
II is said that five new engines will shortly DO
put on the Washington and Wesiein Railroad
Ex-Mnyor CORTLAND II. Smith IS In this city
from New 70 k on short visit to his relatives and
numerous friends
Fish Commissioner Writ passed through here
Saturday last with 100000 young shdd to be
placed In the waters Of Alabama.
An adjourned meeting of the city council VIII
he held tonight for the purpose of considering
the revenue, license, and appropriation bills for
the coming fiscal year
Among the four or Ave prisoners in the dock at
the police station yesterday morning was the ltov.
James II. Lindsay, coiorcd, who was arrested last
night on the charge of maitrcaling his wife.
MIR Charles r. Joyce made several experiments
with his patent steam-gaugc G ok at the virginia
Midland Railway depot, in this city, yesterday,
with most satisfactory results.
new base. ball club has been organized In this
city, to be known rs "Thc Pachlor Nine" The
following L. the nine: A. T. Ramsey, catcher;
George A. Mushback, pitcher; L. s. Harper, shut
stop; NJ. +. Vincent first LaSe J. ID. II. Luut, sec.
ond base; Leonard Marbuty, third base; Samuel
l.. Monroe, right fielder; !. N. Kell, center fielder,
and Thomas w. Robinson, lett fielder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

No one should fail to see Captain Paul Boytons
whale now on exhibition AZ the pavilion erected
for its accommodation on Maryland avenue and
Fourteenth street. The huge mammal, who Is in
reality the Jumbo Of fishes, rcclines upon large
fat car, around which platform is built for the
accommodation of the guests. 1t affords an inter-
esting study to the naturalist and to the curious
and the large crowds who visited the pavilion yes
terday were greatly entertained In examining the
monster. The whale, which was named the
prince of Whales " by Sarah Bernhardt who was
present IN Boston when II was hols!ed from the
years ago. and embalmed, since which time 1t has
been exhibited throughout the country. The pa
Captain Boyton is always Oh hand explaining the
whale. Baby Mine," the brave swimmers little
boat, that has accompanied him upon his perilous
Journeys, and his life saving suit are upon exhi-
bition also. Tho admission to see the curiosiues
is only % cents for adults aud 10 cents for chill
dron
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIacuIT ,CouRT-JusTIcE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of Columbia VS.. johnson; verdict for defendants
Winner VS.. l.. II. Rogers, garnishee; Judgment Of
condemnation. Unitel States vs.. sterling OF al; on
trial. Adjourned till 10 II. m. Tomorrow. ASslgn-
ment-Calendar Nos ~ ~, 40, a. ~, ~, 80 81, IS
~, 8, ", and IL.
Equity CouBT-JusTICE 1IAONEn-M orsell VS..
Harrison; Maria +, Narrower appointed guardian I'D
Item. Buxton Va Buxton; auditors report ratified.
Randolph vs.. Gaines; testimony by commission IN
New Orleans ordered taken. Beull vi. Scrg Is; pro
Confcsso against VIM. Il. SCraggs granted Jones vs.
Smith; restraining order continued Mccormick VS.;
Knox; stay continued till further order. steward
vs. smith; time TO tax testimony extended fourteen
days. Bemls VS.. Bemis appearance Of absent de.
PENDANT ordered. Burns vs.. cross; payment OF
money under stipulation ordered. In re John u.
Wett, lunatic; Eldred q. Davis appointed trustee.
Jones jones' exceptions Overruled sales rat ed
and reference TO auditor ordered. Marshall vs..
Main; demurrers overrued. Martin VS.. Martin; ex-
cepton TO auditors report sustained. Adjourned till
tomorrow nj 10 m. Ass!gnnent-Nos IL, 49, %, 30,
81, and rs.
COURT IN BANc-THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND Jus
TICEs JAMES AND Cox.-Chpman vs. Crane de-
murrer overrnled. HELEN w. Blake; opinion
affirmed II ltice OF appeal. Kendall vs. Calian re-
versed. Burns vs.. Metropolitan Building Associa-
ton on trial. Adjourned I'LL tomorrow at 10 a. M.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. ]. L. olmstead presents the following transac
lions in real estate in the District yesterday
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds.



Mr.. J. +. olmsead presents the following transac-
lions in real estate in the District yesterday,
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
ON Eighteenth street east, between South 4 and
East Capitol streets, subots III and i, square lilo as
fet front BY feet Henry Br"uner to Edward B.
On Third street west between and streets north,
subos 49, IL and IL, square 500 as feet front by 81
fyet), William Clarence Duvall ct oil. TO Jesse and
On Thrd street west, between and X streets north,
sn6oS - square $50 GO feet r9 g by % fee W. c0r-
north, north half q lot ~ square ~. 80 feet 6y
SAVING and trust company. to Reuben NJ DeaSer'
saCot 20 reservation d, Samuel t. ELLIS to Charles
.subloi "a reservation d, Darwin Ellis to George
Iii rear or Tenth street west. between o and II
streets north, sublot lOl square 3d az feet front ~
foot alley BY % feet 9inches Mary coomes to Joseph
on sixth street west, between and Il streets SOUTH
10 feeD. Francis NJ. Jarboe ct al, executors, to Rob
ert A. fucker sl,7oi - .,
streets north sublots IS and o. square "a 22 feet 0
inches by 81 feet inches) John L. Wilton to Joseph
on Twenty first west between II and l streets
north snbot IL square lOl g, feet front by depth),
north sSSiot t. square 81 q feet mont by 5O Smith
On sixteenth street west "a feet front by 100 feet on
Swami street,, part OF subo II, square H. James
Oh Pierce Place, between Fourteenth and Fiflesnth
ST &c %es susq5 r us square M So se ront
on Fourth street east tlOl feet inches by - feet
on NTne SsspSs @ e 49,
Same property, George I. Cook to Apphose r.
On street south, between Third and Fourth streets
east snhlot % sqgSre Ss * 1ee hShes lTSm S
Ola {ieorgeown, part OF lots d aud 8 square g. w.
j. Newton, trustee, TO George Trueadei clio.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
A Mir.,. plcn FOR nirorce.

Mrs. Belva Lockwood, solicitor for Ida May
Demis, yesterday filed bill petitoning the court
for divorce from John Herbert Bemis. They
were married In Chicago, April 80, 1876, the de-
PENDANT at that time being clerk In Henderson'R
boot and shoe store and later commercial tray
eler. They lived there for a year until the de-
PENDANT became sick, when they removed here.
with money, and they went TO jamaica, W., aud
remained about year. In January 1873, he OBJ
tanned a situation in Boston paying him 81 per
parents In this city. lii February following she
wrote that her parents were unable 10 provide for
her and 10 send means for her TO como 10 him.
An answer was returned that they had better
separate, and by the time she should receive that
letter thousands Of miles would lay between them.
That was more than three years ago, and she has
never heard of him since.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

John Butler, n colored vagrant, was sentenced
to ninety days In the workhousc.
Samuel ], Sherwood for raising a disturbance
OH Saturday night by firing several shots from
pistol, was fined $40.
John Harris, o colored thief, stole q gold ame-
thyst ring from Mary Dorsey, his fiance, and wus
sentenced to six months in jail.
Jenny Perry, for enticing men into the foul
chambers of Buzzards' Roost, was committed to
the workhouse
Lizzie Fillmore. colored servant, pleaded guilty
10 stealing q SIX and black lace dress from her
thirty days in one case and six months in the
other.
william Owens, an elderly gentleman, took OK
ception to some abuse which q man named John
Kemp was inficting upon some ladies. Kemp
turned upon Owens ana struck him in the face,
for which action he was sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
DIED.

LECLERC.-In this city, on Monday morning,
LOUIS IFCLeRC In the sad year Of his nge,
Funeral will take place nom hts late residence No
Is MYRTLE street northeast, Monday ut o'clock p
M Friends ofthe family are cordially invited. -
THOMPSON-On Saturday morning, AMBROsF w.
THOMPSON, formerly of Phlladeiphia, aged "A years
and days.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc invited to
attend the funeral services ut his late residence 2Oi5
street northwest, on Tuesday, the 5oth inst at q .
y. m. Intermcnt at Laurel HUI Cemetery, Philadel-
phin, on Wednesday.
iPhiladclphiS aud New York papers please copy. /
CASWELI,-May ~, 1882, at 1915 y. M, GEoRaE A.
CAswKLL, Commissioner, Washington Asylum, aged
81 years and II montha.
uupst tbnt 40 flowers be sent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

FuNHE uRfAI --
p3uBLEf TRA Nc sPLE Ii :il5 S s
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNaToN, rom Station
For GSos % Lsd
Of PULLMAN Hotel and Sleeping Cans at G3l u, m,
nom Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati. Western Express.
Cincinnati; Mail Express, $50 p. daily for Pits
BSLTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Chnanda'gua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara, Do
j.. M DAILY, except Saturday, with Palace Cars 10
For Willamsport, Lock Haven. and Elmira, at o:so
For New York and tho East, 800 n. M, 1890 a. m
i% 40, 40; eS0' and Loop m; on SUNDAY, t.o 95o
Tor Cars, i;jO a: M, daily, except sunday.
For brooklyn n. y. all through trains connect ut
Jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex afford
Ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
, ierrlaHe across New York city,.
S and o @ m on s SUNDAY a. o ma , o @
Limited Express, $50 a. IN, daily except sunday.
For baltimore, Gao 500, oo, iOs0a m, and 1880 in
go a. NJ, i:Si $50, 7:sO $50, and loo D. M. ''0'
For Popes Creek Line GID n. III. and Eto H. M. daily.
For Annapolis, s4O and $40 p. m. daily. except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERIcKsBURo RAIL
NAY AEp ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria $3.50, 7J9o, go, ii;oO and Ii;s5 a. M
40 900 eco, 500 and ll;oO p mi sunday at gu
0;29 ll;oO and il;30 q. m, and 500 =. N;
FOR Wcnmona NH we sonin 0;D ana iI0 H. M daily.
Trnips leave Alexandria for Washington 500. :; 0.
ST. ana Log 800 a. m 1870 So zoo. ao9 aud n'so 2
100 n. M, 40 and 0;9) p, IN.
I,Ckcls an nlurma iOn ~ the ofh'n northeast cor
and ut the station. where orders can DO eit for tho
chCekng OF baggage TO destination nom hotels and
j. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

Yesterday, In tho court In banc. the mandamus
case Of James N. Gregory against Charles NJ,
Matthews and the board Of school trustees was set
for hearing The rule was issued to show cause
why tho petitioners child (coorcd) should not be
admitted to the Prescott public school. The board
set the school apart for white children and refused
TO allow the defendants TO admit his child to the
building The defendants claim that under the
act OF Congress recognizing the board they have
Jurisdiction In this matter. A demurrer was fled
by the reator and for want Of time tho hearing was
continued until tho September term. Messrs.
Shellenberger and Wilson appeared for the relator
and MeSsrs. Matthews aud L0yeloy for the defend
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

VNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST

schedule In effect May II, lSS2:
T:lOa. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
with Pullman siceplnn Cars rom o.bipg,nm "a
Danyille TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New Orleans;
also Washington TO New Orleans via Iynchburg
and Bristol.
$50 n m.-louIsvo Fast Limo. daily, via Charlottcs-
Vile, Huntington, aud Lexington, 10 Cincinnati.
Louisville, aud all southwestern points, making
direct connections, aud with solid train and Pull
man Steering Cars Washington to Louisville,
1875 r. m.-SOutnern Mail and Express, daily to all
points south, southeast, and Southwest Win Dan.
Vile and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington TO Charleston.
For all points ON Manassas Division take 7iO n m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton take
$40 ~ IN. train daily
For tict els and ali Information inquire Mt Comma
pinys Office. COL Pennsylyania avenue, or at Union
Depot. N. MACDANlEI., Agent
Nj. SLAUGHTER, A. q. p. A. 's0'N
A. lOPE, Gen'l Pass Agent. myl5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
suuday.SchooI MAY FESTIVAL.

The May festival of ST. Luke's Or. e. Sunday
school took place at the church last night IL was
pleasant affair, all present being delighted with
Miss May Jones was crowned
May Queen, the ceremony being exceedingly In
The piano performance OF Miss Mary
@, Yates was source OF pleasure TO her friends
and rare taste in expression, DR.. Crummell re-
oeived the congratulations OF his numerous friends
on the success Of the entertainment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to Ben
amin W. Hanna, salina, Kan, and lmogen A.
Cole, North Fayston, Wis. Peter Meagher, Wis
consIn, and Emma L. Logan, Georgetown, D. c.:
James W. Daughn and Alice A. Lucas, James
Johnson and Mary Jennings, Henry Cline and
Betty Barker, Joseph G. hellert, IT,, and Mary r.
d. Chopper, Matthew Jones and Ella Blueit, all Of
Va; Charles l., Pleasant aud sallie W.
brown Hanover County, Val Timothy Quinlan
and Mrs. Catherine Foley Washingtoni Bub Ma
Money and Lou Brown, West Washington, ID. Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
AlI Aboard for aIy.nont.

For day Of unalloyed pleasure and enjoyment
one need but avail himself oftbe excursion given
by the Potomac Fruit-Growers to Gymont on the
elegant steamer Jane Moseley. The laudable OBJ
ject itself for which the association was formed
will necessarily and logically testify to the excel
lent character OF the worthy people VINO compose
H. and us n natural result, no dis elceuble occur
renee of any kind has ever marrcd the delightful
excursions given in former seasons by the Potomac
Fruit. Growers To-days excursion will be one of
the most agreeable occasions to speld holiday
with good people, good music, on hne SPRING
day. THREE trips will be made by the boat both
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

The Excelsior will carry down to the Quantico
pavilion this morning a select family excursion.
The Potomac Steamboat Company, under whose
auspices tho excursion takes place. have been very
careful in selling tickets ana 10 disordery people
will be allowed ON board. Fare hfy cents.
The Mary Washington will eXcursionize to o.
coquan Falls to-day. Prizes will be given, u
lady's gold watch aud n gentlemans silver time
keeper being among them. The steamer leaves
her wharf at 80 a. M, returning at p. IN. Fare,
nv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30

WI. stoutenburgh has been appointed to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the death OF Mr. George
A. Caswell us commissioner aud intendant Of the
Washington Asylum. Mr. Stoutenburgh has for
tho past lew years been oyegseer Of the asylum or
assistant intendant, and his appolntm enl is con-
sdefed a good one on account OF his perfect
familiarity with the duties and affairs OF this i'm
portant branch OF the District government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-30
DnoposALs ToR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DErARTMF
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND Pn1S

TREASURY DErARTMFNT
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND Pn1STISd,
May 9. 1852,
Sealed proposals will he received nj this ofice un-
III IL o'clock M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE :, 1859, for
supplies needed by this Bureau during the six
months from July Ito December 81, 1852, of articles
In the following classes:
Dry olors, Oils Chemicals Typographical Inks,
Sundries, Blank steel Plates and Rolls, Glue and
Irvine, Hardware, Iron ard Brass Castings Gas and
Steam Fittings, Lumber, Horse-Feed, Ice, Coal and
Wood, Hand-Roller Plate-Prosses, and Iower-ClOck.
blank forms for proposals on articles Of amy
class with information M to qualities quantities, and
conditions will be furnished ON application TO the UNI
Proposals on each Item will be considered sepa-
raey and preference given TO articles of domestic
quality being equal. As Is not convenient TO store
large supply of goods In the Bureau, orders on the
accepted bidders Will DO made nom time TO time as
the actual need may be determined, and, n rule,
for not loss than the quantities specified on the
sch edules.
Those desiring blanks md information must spec-
fy which class of articles they are qualified TO pro-
pose as awards Will be made only 70 established
manufacturers OF or dealers III the articles needed
Proposals will also be received for the purchase
from the Government OF the waste paper, straw
board cuttings, old blankets, scrap twino. and such
other articles of Junk MS may accumulate rom
time to time In this Bureau, during the year from
July l. 1882 to June 90 1882 and also for the purchase
from the maceration OF United States notes. sccuri-
ties, &c. authorized TO be destroyed during the same
period, -, =,
furnished on application 10 the undersigned. .
The right to waive defects and to reject my or all
CHIEF Bureau Engraving and Printing,
my0tuit Washington, ID. @.