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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-02-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The LambertVille Viuilant Society.

The Annual Meeting OF the Lambertyille yigiant
Society will be held in the basement of Lyceum Hail.
on FRIDAY THE TWENTY-FoURTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1882, at 10 O'Clock, A. 81. punctna attend-
is desired J. AHHuRSf,
Lambertville, Feb. s, 1882. President,
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Baltimore parties are negotiating for the estnb-
lishment of II fruit canning establishment in this
city ut an carly day, in the warehouse Mt the foot
OF Queen street.
locomotive ron off the track ut the Washing
ton and Alexandria Railroad depot in this city,
about o'clock yesterday morning, delaying the
8 O'Clock local train TO Washington over an hour.
A match game Of base ball was played on the
grounds of the Episcopal High School near this
city, yesterday afternoon, between the Howard
CLUB of that school aud the Georgetown College
Club.
Ascension Day services were held iii st. Mary's
and st. Pauls Churches yesterday. Several OF the
private schools gave holiday. Services in Ger
man were held in tic German Lutheran Church
last night.
Mr.. William Helmuth, butcher wns very badly
Injured yesterday morning. The horse attached
10 his wagon ran Off while on the way to tho
slaughter house and threw Mr.. Heimuth out upon
the roadway.
The new 1000 ton schooner at the ship-yard is
now nearly shcathed and will be launched about
the close Of June. Two new vessels are to be be-
gun this season ut what was once known as Hun
ter's, or the upper ship-yard which is to BIO re-
established.
Suit has been begun, by Mr.. ]. W. Nails to re.
cover rom the city the amount which has been
paid by him under protest MS tax on city bonds
The city collects no tax on the compromise per
cent. bonds but claims taxes on the old per
cent bonds us on other property.
The voting at the Hook and Ladder Fair now
stands rs follows For gun-Jnmes Smith, 50
George Wise, ~ scattering, 8. For hat and belt
George Dix, %; w. n. Rodgers, 2S. For baby's
carriage-George Fisher. 10; Eddie Borhaus, 50
Birdie Waterman, 81; scattering, IL.
Judge Keith has decided, in the Javens case
that all the Fleming property south of the fish
wharf, whether rented in one lot or ten lots, was
the "adjoining properly" specified in the city
ordinance relating TO the FISH wharf, upon which
fish may be cleaned This settles the question
which has been yexcd since the opening Of the
fishing season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

GEHNAS Corn KeinoveT-.the only piinicss cure
for corns. Beware OF cheap limitations. 25c.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
llshed each day rs furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office. Georgetown, using the following
scale OF measurement: Very turbid, TO s; turbid,
TO 10; slightly turbid 10 TO 22 clear. % to 90.
Condition of tho water ThuHdsday, May 1s-At
receiving reservoir. 20; at distributing reservoir.
30 There was no report yesterday from Great
Falls, the wire being out Of order; 1t will be re-
paired to-day.
schooner Clara Goshen, from Baltimore, arrived
with 1000 bushels Of corn for Austin Herr; he also
received thirty carloads Of corn by rail.
Cannl boat Ruby, with 3,i00 bushels of wheat for
Hartley Bros, came down yesterday morning, and
was sold at Sli5; two boat.loads of coal also ar
rived.
Sale Of fish yesterday-25,0 900 herring, at $3.50 to
So per thousands; 300 shad, at SIG to $50 per hun
dfed, and GOO tayers, at Sl.25 to 50 per hundred
There will be an exhibition of drawing and
penmnnship by the pupils OF the public schools
tif)h division, Mt Curtis Hall, this afternoon from
TO o'clock, to which all are invited.
and 80 u. IN.
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New York general Market.

NEW YoRK, May ls-Flour-souihern quiet and
frmi common to fair extra IS G5GG 75 good to choice
do, 81 s0lgS 2l Corn-Cash and May h69lc lower,
closing with the advance lost and shade easier;
trade only moderate; ungraced, sl6S6c; No, O. May
s5t6@SGc Oats ls(gkc lower and fairly active for
speculaton; Nd.3, 6lc Coffee Rio quiet and firm;
mild grades wehk sales Rio, May, ~ co; June, " 75;
August 81 Co. s.gRT firm and rather quiet lies cen.
Tilugal, Slvc; Cuba MuscnyadO, 760175ac mOlasses
sugar, .bho Pernambuco nc; fair TO good refining
quoted at 1'aWIsc refined strong; yellow @, 7}S0s6c.
white extra Z, ssse4sAc; yellow do, 64@Ssc; yellow,
1lsgT4ci on ~ SNgy'sc mould A, CSC; standard A,
lOsci powdered l03Sc; graduated, 9sc; cubes iO46g
anc poI ry ac,y Sa AMI qu ac arS Ge STEADY and
spot els % for od; f0 80 for new Middes held very
strong; trade lghti long clear TGllc short clear
llAc long and short clear, half and half l3sc. Lard
ess active opening weak, alterward 2a6e5c higher,
closing dull and depressed; sales prime steam, spot
~ 67igll '2)s May, closing, on J7a@ll 90 June,
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WI, Corn Data porL r.ra We
W." - 'i"' o"''' io'A' i'A'u' VIII,


BALTIMORE, May lS.-Flour quiet and lower; How.
ard street and Western superhnc, 50 5O@d so do ex
tra "a 1905 75 do family, % OOG7 O City Mills super
fine - 5OG4 co. do extra 81 1905 49, Rio brands 81 q
az So Baltimore high grade family, s. co. do winter
wheat, patent, IS IS. Wheat-SOuthern steady West.
ern dull southern red, 81 1901 80 do amber q 4O0
49, No Western winter red spot aud May, q u
"a 400; June 81 iOgl 4Od; July 81 IN; August Sl ~
COrn-Southern fairly active; Western dull; Southern
white, SOC; do yelo ~, S7 ssc; Western mixed spot and
May SldSlba c.June, Slj5GgSlAC; July, MAM62c: Au-
gust, S2'ec Oats dull; southern, G00gBsC; Western
White, 62c do mixed; Gle; Pennsylvania, 60dG1c. Hay
$40 UO0llS o. Provisions very firm. moss pork, old
s9 7a new, go IS; bulk menlsloOse shoulders nom.
ina clear.rib sides nominal; do pacKed gig6II 1c
Observation-Disclosures, iO'ac: cear-rlb sides, l3c; hams
l54(g l5l4c lard l2Ac. Butter dun and easy West.
packed, lsd29c. Eggs easy aud quiet at DE- COi
fee quiet and nomnally unchanged; Rio cargoes or
binary 20 prime HsMl0isc. Sugar lrmer; A soft
lOc Whisky easy ut u 2O@l q. Receipts Flour
100 barrels wheat, 1850 bushels corn II 900 BUSH
els; oats, 1850 bushels. Shpments-Whent, 1904
bushels corn, 0.G03 bushels. snles--Wheat 10000
bushels corn, n OOO bushels
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DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN BASc-THE CHIEF.JUsTIcE AND Jus
TIcEs COX AND JAMEs.-Bets vs., Currie ct nj; slip
ulation for continuance and payment of interest
Burns vs. Cross on hearing. !ngersoll VS.. James
ordered on calendar. Adjourned till 10 q. M to-day
Assignment: Nos 81 49, Al ~ a. 49, 10, AZ l0la and Is
r SounTuJ ,vyst Jones Us
teryene Ketcham VS.. Georgetown College; pro con
fessO made absolute, and pro confessO against de-
PENDANT, Joscphs, ordered Power VS.. Walsh; Mary
Walsh appointed guardian ad litem. Gersdorf vs.
Gersdorff; testimony before Justice Williamson or.
dered taken. Adjourned till 10 m. to-day. No as
sgnment.
CIRCUIT CoURr-J usTIcE MACA RTHUR.--Millerv VS.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company leave 10
amend declaration. Beall VS.. MARI ct nl judgment
l S9e.6l and interest January 0, 1852. Lathrop vs.
Seinger: verdict for plaintiff 5000. Wolard W.. Nc
Geo verdict for plaintiff sS3tO; appeal prayed. Tor
lert SMITH ON trial. Adjourned iii 10 q. m, to
day. Assignment: Appeal Nos. 49, 81 IS, 49, 40 H. ~
and 40, and calendar Nos. o, 4 g. o. IL, II, and 10
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Russell County Is overrun by horse thieves, One
has been caught.
larger tobacco cropwil be put out this year in
Bland County than there was ever before.
George W. Huddleston has been commissioned
postmaster at Clifton Forge and Vincent o. Smith
at Fancy Grove.
The storm Of last Tuesday appears to have done
considerable damage in Chesterfield, DinWiddie,
and other southside counties,
In some remote sections of the State the corn Is
almost wholly IN The hands OF few individuals,
who refuse to sell but at exorbitant prices.
The voters of Petersburg, the colored ones par.
ticuarly, arc paying up their pOll.tnX for 1881
very freely, TO enable them 10 vote at the election
oil the 10Th instant.
Henry Lansing, colored, shot and killed another
negro, Lewis Ilichngs, in Princess Anne County
near Cape Henry, on the 18th instant. They were
both seine-haulers.
1t Is expected that the Norfolk and Western
Company will commence the transportation OF
coal eaa ward from the New River mines about
the Is. Of September.
Seven judgments were given In Richmond last
Monday against Lewis W. Wimbis, the delinquent
treasurer OF Meclinburg County, aud his suTelles.
In favor of the Commonwealth.
The exports OF manufactured tobacco In bond
from Petersburg during the week ended May 10
amounted TO s04lG pounds; The collections oi'in.
IeTnal revenue for the week amounted 10 81 400.
The yearly meeting Of Friends IN southampton
County will COMMIT nce on tho 2lst Instant These
meetings are usually attended by hundreds of
people OF Petersburg, and by Friends nom Rich
mond, Baltimore, and elsewhere.
Mrs. CaIheflue Dlsnum widow OF tho late Rob-
eri Dignum. died Rt her residence In FredeIlcks-
burg lasi Saturday, In tho I'D year Of her age,
leaving Eve children and many friends 10 mourn
the loss Of devoted mother aud Christian
woman.
A Catholic Church is 10 be erected at Front
Royal. on lot donated By Nj. George N. Macalee.
former Marylsnder, rs dimensions are to be IS
by 65 feet height of spire So feet from the ground
slate roof bfick walls. When completed this
church VIII be ono Of the handsomest in the VAL
ley.
The Magdalen Home, on Spring street, Rich
mOnd. has been purchased for $1,000 from j.
Thompson Brown 6y pr, Gregg. who contributed
$500 and John G:oss, esq, who gave 81 $50. and
who have given 10 for tho Use of the home. Their
benevolent action win thus enable the managers
OF the institution TO carry Il on without embarres
ment.
GEHHAS Corn keInoyer-.the only p'inlcss cure
Elr nlArIIs nnNrni. M nllnnr. lnAlInIl..nA
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Mary King, n yagrant, has gone to the work.
house for ninety days.
John Hawkins, alias Slim JIM" for being loud
and bois,crous, was fined 50.
William Emerson white boy, was charged with
throwing stones, and was fined 81.
Samuel Johnson, for carrying pistol, has been
sentenced 10 sixty days in Jail In default of fine
Of 1880
James Davis was fined IS for whitewashing the
face of George Stuart, colorcd man, with white
wash brush.
Henry Waggaman, q Misunderstanding colored
man, was charged with being n vagrant and
suspicious person. Special Olicer Kaiser testified
East Washington, making u beastly exposure OF
his person TO some colored girls, and when put
under arrest he did not deny the charge, but con-
court sent him 10 the workhouse for three months
In default OF bonds.
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Bv Duncnnson Brothers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
SHERIDAN STREET, NEAR SEVENTH ST.
EXTENDED, AT AUCTION,
by virtue ofa deed Of trust, duly recorded IN liber
No. S7i folio a. one OF the land records for the District
Of Columbia, we Will sell at public auction, on MON
DAY, MAY 20, at o'clock y, M, In front of the
premises all that piece parcel fground and prem
situate, lying, and being in the county of Wash.
ngton, In the District of Columbia md and dis
gngushed part oflot sixteen t1land seventeen tl
,ock No 2 in Todd ~ Browns subdivision of part OF
Mount Pleasant, beginning for the same Mt point on
tho line OF Sheridan street distant fortyiour feet
eastward from sherman avenue, and running thence
east along sheridan street twenty t2Ol feet thence
l0uth sxtynve 90 ieet thence west twenty (2O)
feet and thence north sixyve (Gj) feet TO the be-
ginning. together with all the improvements. ways,
easements, rights, privileges, and nppurtenances
thereto belonging or In any manner appertaining.
Terms; One-half cash BALANCE In siX-months' note,
bear per cent Interest and TO be secured by deed
Of trust on premises sold. all cash. nt option OF
purchaser deposit of 800 required at sale. Con-
veyancng and recording ut purchasers cost. Termn
be complied with In days otherwise the trustees
reserve tile right to resell ut the risk and cost of tho
iefhultng purchaser alter giving days public notice
" such resale In some newspaper published IN Wash
JOHN ARDEEsER, (r,r,,oo.
GUSTAV GIESLER, J ii"'e''
I6-Af.cI-I5 10 - "a
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AUCTION SALES.
by DuncansOn Brothers,
ATyvTTONEERg

TRUsTEES' SALE or TwOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT ON I STREET SOUTH.
NEAR CORNER or TWELFTH STREET EAST.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded In Liber No.
VS. folio IS OF the land records for the District 81
DAY, 9TH DAY OF MAY, a. u. 1882 ut clock D. m,
All tn at certain lot Of ground, situate lying and being
known and described lot numbered thtTtytwO l32l,
Henry Blrchs recorded subdivision OF original lot
numbered one %, In square numbered nine hundred
and nincty-hvc, together with nil the improvements
ways, easements rights, privileges. and appnr-
ng.
Terms. one-hnlf cash: balance In and ~ months
notes. TO bear Interest, and to he secured ny deed 81
irust, conveyancing and recording ut purchasers
cost A deposit Of 500 required NJ sale Terms TO be
complied with In seven days, Otherwise trustee re
orves right resell at risk and cost Of deinuting
purchaser, AFTER giving five days public Notice oil
,lcii sale In some newspaper published In Washing
on, u. q. SAMUEL CltOSS, trustee,
null -nnHL
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as- sold by all DrussIs,s. feloMwF
Or. Frazier's Root Bitters.

FTazler's Root Diters are not dram shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs. build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system OF every
Impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tend
Ing to ApoplexY Dyspepsia Fever ana Agu0,
DropSy, Pimples and Bo.ches, scrofllous Humors
and Sores, letter. Ring Worm, White Swelling
Eryspelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru.
aence, and to females in delicate health FTaziers
Root Bliters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier; ~ have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
Ihau the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From the first dose took began to mend and
am now In perfect health, and feel as well as ever
did. consider your medicine one Of the greatest
blessings" MRS. NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY & CO.. Sole PropyetoH
Tu&F. % Vesey street, New York City,
EvERY DESCRIPTION or PRINTINa
~ Al REASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPUBLICAN, OFFICA.
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official TrnnsaciiOns rs Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr., ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac
tons in real estate In the District yesterday, re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Sixth street west, between ii and streets north
sublot H. square iSj go feet ~ inches by depth) Lula
b. SHINES ct viz to Barton u. SHINES, $500.
On street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets
west part of lot square 3S as feet front by depth)
Eecta J. Brown TO Charles n. Wood ct al, nominal.
on Missouri avenue between Four and a half and
Sixth streets west part OF original lot reservation
j Ga feet 3 inches iront) Wesley w. Levy to John
L. Hamilton, st,0l0
Part subOts % and 3d. reservation b. above de-
scribed, John r. Hamilton to Mary q, Levy, $l,0l0.
ON III street north, between Twentieth and TWEEN
tyrst streets wes part of lot o. square l0l G feet
front by l2i fee) George w. Linkins to Martha Vlr
gna Milburn, sL25.
on Sunderland Place, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets west sublots Is and TO- square I5
a. feet inches by so ieetl, John ID. Alley TO Francis
j. Lppitt $500.
on \ street north, between Vermont avenue and
Ninth street west part of lot square 3 @ feet front
by 1853 feet nches). Eugene e. Finch to Julius Reh.
void, Sl,750.
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Assignee's Sale.

by virtue of q certain assignment recorded in Lber
80. 1000, Folio 1884, ofhe Land Records Tor the District
vi Columbin will offer for sale at public auction Mt
le Office of Thomas J. Fisher 4 Co.. No 1921 street
northwest, ON WEDNESDAY, oath Of May, a. d..
ST. and estate Of William f. Clark In and TO all the
ZEAL estate Of which I. f. Clark late Of said District,
lied seized except the south 20 feet OF Lot No. 81 In
lquare No 2ss( lying and being IN the city of Wash
aytOn, in said District, and being the premises known
~ No lll3 i street northwest No G3 Twelfth street
northwest, and No. III street northwest subject to
wo deeds OF trust, for $1,000 tine premises No.
ni3 street northwest, and the other for 80 upon
The Individual interest of the said w 4. Clark in the
aid real estate OF which the said l.. +. Clark died
leized and entitled to, and subject also to two annul
ies of $500 EACH charged upon said real estate by the
asst will and testament OF the said l.. r. Clark
iorded in the office fthe Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia.
Terms-Casll.
lnylC-dGdg ID. CARIISI. Assignee.
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The Smith { Egge Manufacturing ConDony

= LOOK HON IOj, BRIDOEPORT, CONN, '
Manufacturers Of specaltes In Light HARDWARE and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
PAdocks, Sewlng-Nnchne locks, Piano Locks, Organ
LoeRsi the acknowledgements Giant sash Chain SUI
pcror 70 every other and very much cheaper spe-
cial pulley required. The smith n hgge Manuac-
turing Co also gives special attention TO the max ng OF
estimates for ne cot OF Tie manufacture Of patented
Inventions ana all the necessary tools, and the manu-
Tons treated conhdenuAlly delgTrhSdn
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moroseness and dependency, dyspepsia, consti-
patton, piles, and debility are commonly due to O
morbid liver. These ailments are readily re.
moved and cured by Simmons Liver Regulator
purely vegetable tonic, cntharic, and Alternative
Genuine prepnred only by j, IL, Zeilin q Co,
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United States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue OF q writ OF icri faclns issued out OF
he Clerks Office Of the Supreme, Court Of the
sell ut public sale. for cash, at the Court-Ho
door ofsaid District on WEDNESDAY, the 23d day
pfMay 1882 at 12 o'clock all the right title. cialn
had interest OF the defendant, Henry Birch in and to
The followng-described property to wit: Part of lot
numbered In square 90 beginning for the same at
point on Twenty first street west ~ feet north Of the
southwest corner of said lot 4, and running thence
cast 90 feet; thence north is feet inches thence
west s. feet thence north feet thence west 81 feet
thence south along the line OF Twentyfirst street
west q feet inches TO the place of beginnlng IN the
city of Washington said District, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon us the property OF the defendant Henry Birch
10 satisfy execution No 503S, Equity Docket IL in IA
vor of Hugh Murray.
g. H. HENRY,
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioncer.
MAY s. 1882 ma5dts
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PROPOSALS. For STATIONERY.
PosT.oFrIcE DEPARTMENT,

poSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASlISGTON, ID. O., May I, 1sS2.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this Denart-
ment until u o'clock M, on THURSDAY, JUNE 8,
1SS, for furnishing stationery for the PostOnce De-
parlment for one year from July I, 1881
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto, Will be furnished on application to
this Department
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assist.
ant Postmaster. General, and Endorsed Proposals
for Stationery" q. q. HOWE.
ma5-F,GSiW pOstmaster.G enprnl
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Thn a.,,r,.,inncX Cnsn.

On motion of Messrs. Cuppy and Ineetsoll, the
solicitors for the complainant in the Christiancy
divorce case, Judge Hagner yesterday directed a
commission TO issue to Arthur ID. Payne, of
Providence, X. L. to take the testimony of Charles
f. MOwery, of that place. Tho object expected TO
be gained by this tcstimonyhas already been pub
lishcd in this paper.
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DRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs.
UNITED STATES MARINE COnPS,
nITApspEn nEETrg

QIARTERhASrERS OFFICE,
WASH NOTION, ID. O., May l, 1882
Sealed proposals ~ duplicate Will be received at
this office until Y o'clock IN. Of TIL URSDAY, THE
9Th DAY pFJUSE next, for furnishing Rations to
the United States Marines At one or more of the fol-
lowing stations from JULY I, 1892, TO JUNE 3D. lsSl
Portsmouth, n. H.. Charlcsiown. Mass; Brooklyn
n. y. League Island near Philadelphia Pal Wash.
ngton, District Of Columbia; GOsport, near Norfolk
COLA Fla,
Specifications with blank proposals can be obtained
upon application at any Ofthc stations named, at
the offices OF tho QuArtermaster, Washington, d. O.,
and Assistant Quartermaser 20 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Ra-
TONS" and addressed to the undersigned,
w, Is. SLACK,
Major and Quartermaster u. s. Marine Corps,
maEThN Washington, ID. q,
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PROPOSALS FOR PosT-oFFIcE ENVELOPES.
PosT-oFFlcE DEPARTMENT.,

DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 1, 1852,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
Department until THURSDAY, the Sth DAY OF
JUNE, 1852, ut IL o'clock M. for furnishing, In such
quantities and at such times they may be ordered
all the PostOce Envelopes required Tor use during
the fiscal year ending June 30 1883 of the following
Nos toi For Official Letters and Returns.
No. g. For Returning Dead Letters.
Not. For Registered Packages.
No. Z. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages
NOS For International Mongy-Order Advlces.
Blank forms of bds.wi samples and full specihca-
tlons Will be furnished upon application to tile Third
Assistant Postmaster. General, Washington, u. @.
r. q. HOWE,
ma5-F&Siw Postmaster.C ienernl
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PHILADELPHIA WARRINGTON, AND
ALEX ANNRhA
Norfolk and New York Steamers
TIE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE

-. III. NI.W lVIVIl - "a EI'I1@i -, =.
East River, New York, every saturday nj y. ~.
aud Georgetown every Friday ut u. ~. For parllc
ulATA apply to Agent, % Water street, Georgetown.
Tickets and statcroOms can be secured nt general
Office Gl3 Fifteenth street, In Nat, Met Bank, II and
o. ticket Office 1851 Pa ave, -. Mark Hotel and at
boat. tfe3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES
Il AND NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS.


WAsIISGToS ID, c., May l, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received from
yelope manufacturers until Y OF clock m. on THURS
DAY, THE Sth DAY OF JUNE, 1882 for furnishing
such Stamped Envelopes" and =" Newspaper WRAP,
ners" as this Department may order for public use
during aperiod Of four % years, commencing the
LIST day of October, 1882.
Specimens OF the envelopes and wrappers for which
proposals invited, showing the different qualities
and coOrs of paper required, the cuts and style OF
cumming, with blank forms of bids, aud spGcllca-
lions, giving null Information, may be had applca
ton TO the Third Assistant Postmaster-Gen
Washington, d. G. II. q. HOWE
ma5-F&Siw Postmnster. Ceneral N