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H. i. BARTLETT s. SON,
FOR SALE.

CEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF
- good Pine Woods L AND in ackson County,
seventeen miles from Moss Point, and twenty -four
miles from Mobile. Has good dwelling and farm
out-buidngs Fifteen acres in cultivation under
good fence. will be sold at bargain. Death of
the owner is OF sale. For further particulars,
address r W. COWAN
jan2l, S5-4w. Moss FONT, Miss.
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BEAUREGARD RIFLEs.-(s2D REe'r.)

Captain, J. H. Tankersley lst Lieut.
d. n. Padew I'd Lieut., j. A. Harry Sd
Lieut., On Padden. Whole number, ~
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BUCKNER EOYS-(32ND REG'T.)
Captain, Ben. J. Kizer LIST Lieut., Geo
C. Thomson; ID Lieut., John W. Smith
Sd Lieut., james i. Green. Whole mum
Der, "A.
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TIPPAH RANGERS-(34TH REG'T.)
Captain, J. T. hurry LIST Lieut., w. E.
Pegram; I'd Lieut., Jno. ID. Morson; Sd
Lieut., Geo. w. Wright. Whole number,
70.
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SONS OF LIBERTY-(34TH REG'T.)
Captain, J. B. Huddleston; lst Lieut..
T. s Hubbard I'd Lieut., J. F. McCay ;
Sd Lieut., j. A. Childers. Whole number,
81
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SMITH RIFLES-(3iTH REG'T.)
Captain, E w. Smith; LIST Lieut.. B. K.
Houston "a Lieut., J. B. Turner Cd Lieut.,
J. L. TroIter. Whole number, II.
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PAL EN- is

Obtained. aud aT PATENT BUsINEss'f'aa''
tu frr MODERATE f. -. ~
Our ofire i, opposite the Z. : Patenl Onef -
we can obtaiu iat-utS "a les time han {. s's "
mote from a. A~iiINGTON. ..
send MODEL or DEA WING We an't, M
paten abil Is free ut chsrre. ard We D ~
tHAI1,E UNLES> PATENT i 81 y Ln
We refer here, "a the Postmaster Iee4I n ~
L. ;. Patent Office FOrcircular. advice 49, ~. -
references to actual clients iu yoHr e"I ~ S1
county. write % o. A 9N,V 49," 70 c
Opposite Patent 6 flee, Washington y
dec 81 81
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STEPHENS GUARDS.-(36TH RECT
Captain, r. D. Ogletree LIST Lieut., G.
E. LoDgmire; I'd Lieut., S. Whitman; Sd
Lieut., as. A. Wall. Whole number, -.
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HAZLEHURST (36TH
REG'T.)
Captain, J. w Ward; LIST Lieut., Bud
Higdon; I'd Lieut., A. w. Healy Sd
Lieut., Joseph Price. Whole number, -.
HARPER RESERVES-(36TH Rect
Captain, C. B. Partin; LIST Lieut., w. G..
Jones; I'd Lieut., q. NJ. GIllaspie; Sd
Lieut., J. J. Dyep. Whole number, 95.
DIXIE GUARDS.-(36TH RECT.
Captain, D. J. Brown; 1st Lieut., A
Yates; I'd Lieut., J. r. Hill; Sd Lieut.,
J. 4. Fulgham. Whole number, 1872.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Creditors Of Greens Bank |!

" Ill. PLEASE CALL OR SEND FOR CIR
w eolars "f choice property Tor sale for Greens
Bank obligations.
jan q, 'S5-4w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
Indexfble Mr.. Hay.

THE FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
HOLDING CONGREssMEN RIGIDLY RESPONSE.
BILE FOR MEN THEY RECOMMEND.
First Assistant Postmaster General Hay has
determined to make members of Congress and
Senators directly responsible for the men they
recommend for appointment In his department
congressman who have been in the habit OF
making Off-hand recommendations are very
much annoyed by the way he catechises them.
but they find they have to be very careful about
making recommendations, as, If a bad appoint
ment is made upon their responsibility, their
word loses its weight at once.
recommended several men for appointment to
fourth class post offices, for whom he made
himself personally responsible. Under these
wanted. But the other day he went to see Mr..
Hay In the interest of man from his state,
whom he had known some years ago, and
who was most highly recommended by good
citizens, all of whom the ex-COngressman knew
to be responsible. After listening to what he
"Wlll you make yourself personally respon.
sible for this man II I make the appointment %
at would be an excellent appointment" re-
But do you know the gentleman ?" insisted
the Assistant Postmaster General. "Win you
be personally responsible for him 2"
The exCongressman explained that 1t had
been six years since he had seen the man, and
that meanwhile he had not kept track Of him.
but that he was good man when they had been
thrown together. and there was the testimony
of reputable citizens that he had maintained
aBnt can you OF your own knowledge vouch
for his character II you can II win be all
right, insisted the memorable Official.
replied the ex-Congressman little irritated- 81
would have vouched for him then. haven't
been watching him since"
900. as you have endorsed hts papers?"
This staggered Cassidy for moment, but he
II would, for know he has property enough
to make me secure. Now you know wouldil't
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 22.-Virginia SKIES con-
s0dated 5Ol4 pastdue coupons, 81: ten-forties.
35as; North Carolina skies, old, ITO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 22.-Cotton duil-m
ding, 1Ol2. Flour steady and quiet-Howard street
and western super, 3OOa:s so; do. extra, 36,a4 IS;
do. extra g. 75a4 90: do. Rio brands, 490a500 Pa
tapscO family, 515; do. superlaINe patent. 600
Wheat-sOuthern steady: western easier and dull;
southern red, 93a94; do amber, 95al.OO No. 1
Maryland 81 asked: No; western winter red spot,
ssaa resh say ssS Assss5 s4ssx
quiet western steady and dull; southern white, 6la
62la: do. yellow, 56a56la: western mixed. spot,
54ao4l4; June 53la bid: July, 53taa53ss steamer,
5la5ll2. Oats steadysOuthern, 37a39 western white
3Sa39; do: mixed. 36a:7 PENNSYLVANIA. 37a:SS Rye
MIA and Maryland, I60Oaf 100 Provisions steady
Mess pork. I225a12 80 Bulk meats-shouders and
clear rib sides, packed, 5lla63l. Bacon-shoulders,
So clear rib sides. III hams 1ll4al2l2. Lard
refined 3. Butter quiet-western packed. 9al3;
firm-refined, 1sa1aa Coffee dullRo cargoes, Ordi-
nary to fair, 7a.asl sugar frm,A soft, 67s copper
121 Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cot,on,
Slid; flour, 1s3d.: grain, ,2a2ild Receipts-hour.
LOSS barrels; wheat Is 900 bushels: corn, $4,000
barrels wheat So 600 bushels corn. 80. 600 bushels:
oats. 1850 bushels. Sales-wheat, 252 600 bushels:
corn. Ia, 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June 22-1 p. m-Wheat market closed
quiet and moderately firm 81 lower than Saturday
Cash, $50; July, Ssas: August 9l3: September, 9Sss
Corn frm-Cash, 47la July, 46ss August 461.. Oats
quet-Cash. 32ss July.3 2l: August d Ryee4. Flax
seed, 122la. Whisky. Lib Pork firm-July TO- 22la;
july 6.65a6.67hs August. 6.72laa6. 75; september,
6.S2l,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
Pressure ON Secretary Manning.

Secretary Manning's office was crowded
this morning with anxious people. The Office
seekers look upon Saturday, when the Seere-
tary receives no callers, as the day when all
their petitions that have been poured i'm during
the week are considered, and ON Monday they
crowd in to get the results. Great pressure, too,
Is being brought by some of the clerks 10 secure
their retention. The Secretary is most per-
picked by the women. They are the most inn
Fortunate applicants for Office, and on the
other hand those who are i'm present the most
pitifui petitions for retention. In some cases.
where dismissals have been conte mplated the
Secretary is met by the appeals of whole fami-
lies who are dependent upon the salary OF one
woman. In many cases heavy congressional
influence is brought up to prevent dismissal.
The Treasury officials say that every scrub
woman in the building has half dozen u. s.
Senators backing her claims
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AMI
LOT ON SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated February -
11th A D. 1882 and recorded in Lber 1884, folio TT #
3l3 one ofthe land records Of the District of Co &
lumba and by direction of the party thereby secured
We will SELL at public auction, in front the premises
on ON TUESDAY, 2 JUNE THIRTIETH. A. d. 1855. at
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, that certain piece parcel
of land situate in the county Of Washington District
Of Columbia. and known as Lot numbered Fifteen
05), in Block one %, of Todd and Browns supdi
vision of Mt Pleasant, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of a Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: Onethird of purchase money In cash
of which deposit Of 800 must be paid at the time OF
saie balance in two equal instruments payable in six
t6) and twelve 2) months, with interest at six C.
per centum per annum, and secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold, or all cash. at option of pur
chaser. Terms of sale must be complied with within
seven days from date of sale otherwise Trustees
reserve the right resell at risk and of defautne
purchaser upon ten DAYS notice in The Evening Star
E i1 J; sTEILWAGEN, Trustees
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. s. 41as, 1891, coupons, 112a.
bid, 70 asked; registered, do do; As, 1907,
coupon, 1888 bid, IS asked; registered, 1929
bid, Is asked; per cents, 1O3aa bid; ID. c. per.
imps. Us, 1891, eur, 122 bid, 1872 asked; 50yr.
80 yr. fund, 1909, coin. i52s, bid: Met. r. r.
$40 bid, SO asked; Columbia X. r., 81 bid;
Wash. gas, 42i2 bid, 42as asked; Georgetown
gas, 40 bid: Franklin ms. Ar asked: Nat
Met. ms, 66s. bid, 73 asked: Masonic hall
bonds, 1o2l2 bid Wash. market stock, 1912 bid,
22l2 asked; 90. bonds, JOG bid; Citizens Nat.
Bank. 1O5 bid; Second Nat. Bank, 1851, bid,
111t asked; Real Estate Title ms, 1O21a bid,
lob asked; Penna. tel, 81 asked; Chesapeake
and Pot. tel, 541s bid, So asked.
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"A. n DE,
C. n. MATTMEWS Trustees.
FL S-dieda l2ll8 SlSt street.
II. WARMER, Real Estate Agent,

d. - ls..a 8.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court or -
the District II Columbia, passed ON The 18TH day E
Of June, A. p. 1885. In the cause Of FURNACE ct En-
al va. FURNACE ct H. No. 8287, Equity docket Ia i
will SELL public auction In front OF the premises on
TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, 1856, at HALF
PAST -FOUR p. NJ, sub Lot numbered fourteen Il ~,
In square numbered one hundred and thirty mine
S9J in the City OF Washington District OF Column
ba, located on the northeast corner Of n and 18th
streets northwest and having frontage Of twenty
five feet street and one hundred and six feet on
10th street.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; the balance in two
equal nstalmentzp In one and two
o. trust upon the property q AZ cash, at The option
viii Be required at the time OF sale and terms 81 sale to
be complied with inseyen days Otherwise Trustee re-
right 70 sell at the risk and Of deAnltnR
purchased. All conseysncing and recording ct puf-
IRWIN b LINTON, Trustee,
DuNcANsoN BRos.. zncss. - -4 : - jssSd diS
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rHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
~ HOUSE AND LOT, WITH FRAME STABLE
On alley IN REAR. SIXTH STREET, Be
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
LARGE AND ELEGANT Residence. On
THE CORNER OF L AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No. IOl8
THIRTEENTH STREET.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 2Sh day etA
of December A. D. 1881, recorded in Liber sSI sssm
folio 424, and Of another deed Of trust dated t:f
49, the subscribers WILL at the request Of the parties
the premises, on MoNDAY, THE TWENTY:NlNTH
DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1855, ut SIX O'CLOCK In the
Lot numbered "a (ffty-four), In Michael Green's
subdivisions OF square 248 1.-TWO hundred and forty
eight situated In the city of Washington and District
said Lot fronting thirty feet l. street northwest
and seventythree feet five inches more or less on
18th street northwest with the reservation of the
said Green and wife TO Thomas ". BARLEY June 10th
1873, Liber 7S9 folio $780, AsO the part of Lots
thirtyeght and thirty nine (3S and 39) In the heirs
said city said part fronting a feet Inches more
less, alley, by 46 feet deep. and containing
stable and dwelling house, being all Of said lots 80
gust lst 1888 together with ali the improvements ct
cetera, rs In said deeds mentioned.
The terms Of sale are as follows: Onefifth Of the
at the time OF sale and the residue In equal smens
in two three. and four from the day Of sale
for which the purchaser must give notes bearing
interest at SIX per eentum per annum until paid the
interest payable at the Office Of Riggs Co., in Wash
ingon city, the whole to be secured to the satisfaction
trustees by deed OF trust on the premises Sold
erty, any part thereof after Ave days notice pu
lished In the Evening Star newspaperef the terms
amer the day Of sale All conveyancine vim Be- at lie
cost OF the purchaser
= : = 4 ,s.n ...es. r,u,,.e.
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General FOretgn News.

MORE FRENCH TROOPS FOR MADAGASCARt
PARIS, June 22.-The committee of the cham
Der of deputies to whom the matter was re-
ferred for investigation has reported favorably
upon the proposal to allow credit of 81 400 900
to the war department to defray the expenses
of dispatching 3, 900 men to reinforce the French
army at present operating in Madagascar.
SEVEN PERSONS KILLED.
A dispatch from TurcOing, near Lille states
I that a boiler in Costers Securing works ex-
ploded to-day, killing z persons and wounding
40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER


IN THIS
SWELTERING, SWELTERING WEATHER.
Not from maaral causes but by exercise the powers
ofthe Imagination. In order to produce such eff
feet necessary that the surroundings be
sOnance with the idea.
When the thermometer is way up in the nineties the
sight Of an icicle, even though it be imitation
tendency to reduce temperature several degrees In
imagination. Therefore, if one would Keep Kool'
when "Old SoP' is pouring down his wrath he must
have constantly before the minds eye which
gests Arctic Ideas.
The idea materializes In garments composed Of
FROSTY FIBRES,
thousands Of Coats and Vests of which exhibit
ton and sale at
ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
at SLOT per Coat and Vest
The principle of Protection as advocated and prac
ticed by US is no mere bagatee, neither is it pre-
tense but stern and sterling fact which has been
clearly demonstrated and fully established that the
People have rushed to our support with such unanim
ity that at times have been compelled to turn
them away empty, being unable to fill their orders.
We have Over-leaped every barrier. brushed away
every obstacle and are now fully prepared to meet
every demand for
MEMS. YOUTHS. BOYS and CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
or every conceivable shade grade and STYLE at prices
that causes panic seize the Old Foges the trade
Aside from our ether advantages beg you to re-
member that we make no bad debts, because we sell
for Cash only, thereby avoiding all unpleasant COM
pcations the most outrageous Of which is requiring
the good customers to pay for the bad.
Selling goods, as we do, at exactly Ten Per Cent
Above the Actual Cost of Manufacture does not re-
quire any great mental strain to comprehend the
meaning of
ADLER ON THE BRAIN
But in order that you may in the situation in its
entirety call at
AID ER'S
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
e27 and e29 Seventh street northwest,
southeast corner Massachusetts avenue.
Always be sure that you are in the Right Place See
ADLER over the door,
&T Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until IL
NOte-Having been notified from the factory that
our order cannot be filled in time there will, in
sequence be no sale of Office Coats, Tuesday
Ing, the 23d inst. There will be sale, however on
thursday the 25th inst and will continue throughout
the entire season Tuesday and Thursday nights
each week from z TO O'clock Je10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
Gen. Grants Condition.

Mt. MCGREGoR, n. Y, June 22.--When Gen.
Grant arose from his chair on the piazza late
yesterday afternoon he was observed to shrug
his shoulders as though he felt q sudden sharp
pain about the body. General, YOU are having
q touch OF rheumatism" said DIR. Douglas.
Il believe we are going to have O. storm, for
feel the indications myself" Thus the doctor
felt able to understand the inability of the pa
tient to sleep until 1880 O'Clock, although he
retired between eight and nine o'clock. The
night passed away without the physicians be-
Ing summoned to the sick bed.
Throughout the early morning there were
visible indications of rain, of which the general
had been forwarned by the rheumatic pains
last evening. Finally, at z O'Clock. the storm
passed over the mountain and for half an hour
the rain fell heavily.
The general was awake, and at that time DR..
Douglas dressed his throat. Hispulse was then
az and his voice quite clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

A DESPERATE PRIsoxER.-isaac Sprigrs, q
Langster, was before Judge Smell this morning,
and sentenced to six months In Jail for threat
ening his wife. After being sent back into the
dock he refused to be hand-cuiIed by Ofacer
Findlay and Baili6 Revels. During their at
tempt to get the haud-cudb On him he fought
them desperately, scratching the o1ficerS hands
oyerpowered, hand-cufzed and sent to jetl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
The New Orleans Exposition.

The New Orleans exposition has changed its
organization and obtained a new charter. 1t
is now org anized as the New Orleans exposi-
ton, and North, Central and South American
exposition. Mr.. S. H. Buck is the new director
general, and the corporation is organized with
a capital of $5OO,OOO The capital is SUBJ
scribed mainly by New Orleans business men,
and the principal object of the organization is
TO develop the South American trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
The Grand Army Encampment.

PORTLAND, ME-, June 22.-Every available
tent in camp u. S. Grant has been pitched, and
rived have been assigned to quarters. The
streets are full of visitors, but the decorations
are not numerous. The public buildings are
not decorated, which causes considerable ad-
verse comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22
CHARLES c. DUNCANsON,l rr,,stae
ie10-dSds PETER N. QUAINT. FuSsee
rT1HoMAs J. FISHER q CO., Real Estate Aucts

-
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
KNOWN AS NO. 1852.
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of the "a
last will and testament of Thomas Mcdonnell, d.
late of Washington, ID. C.. deceased. duly admit E8
ted to probate and recorded in Will Book. No. 10,
folio 4l2, &c:
The undersigned as surviving executor will offer at
public auction. THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY.
FIFTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the premises,
parts OF Lots numbered one % and thirty 900, In
square numbered seven hundred and twenty-eight
t72Sl In said city of Washington, now known sub
lot "a. having front ON said East Capitol street
of twentysix {26) feet and and one-half Il ta)
inches, and depth Of eightyfve $50 feet and SIX
basement frame dwelling, with all modern conven-
fences and other appurtenapees said premises being
known as No l52 East Capitol street.
Terms Of sale: One third Qsl of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal pay
OF one and two years with interest at six per
cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed OF
trust. All c0nveyancins and recording at purchasers
deposit Of one hundred lOO) dollars required
ut the time of sale Terms Of sale to be complied with
within ten (lO) days.
F. MARCELLUS cox,
Surviving Executor Of Thomas Mcdonnell, deceased
tel3dkds
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TUE NEW ORLEANS ~. EasrLISE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL

SHENANDOAH JCNC., LURAY AND ROANOKE
The New Route the south and Southwest
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 80, 1885
e.25 daily, New Orleans Fast Line. For all
points line Of Shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western. last Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia railroads.. Atlanta Macon, Jackson
VILE Chattanooga Memphis Mobile, New Or
leans. and the south and southwest. Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars between Washington and
New Orleans without change. Connecting at
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman Cars. New
York 10 Atlanta
o.l0 r VI. daily. Memphis Express For all points
South, southeast and southwest Pullman Pal
sleeping Cars between Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change, connecting ct
Cleveland, Tenn, with Pullman Cars to New
Orleans without change
Trains leave Il. 4 u. K L. Passenger Station, corner
New Jersey avenue and street
For tickets sleeping car reservations and an intbr
nation apply At ticket offices, 619 Penna- 1881
Tesina and vi depot g. a o. r. r., and Office Of
the Line SO7 Penna- where orders will be taken
tor baggage called for Ia any part Of the city
a. POPE, j. LOCKWOOD.
mhl66Wo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

HIS CONDITION NOT so FAVORABLE TO-DAY AS
YESTERDAY.
The people OF Washington will regret to learn
that Mr.. R T. Merrick was not doing so well
to-day as he was yesterday. The Improvement,
which seemed to continue steadily yester-
day, was not visible to-day, and. AFTER careful
examination and consultation. his physicians
said he was somewhat worse He was
still unconscious to-day, and his physicians an
bounced mat MS condition was very low. The
Improvement which was observed lasted from
clock Saturday night until O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. From the last named hour
until p. M to-day he seemed to grow a little
worse, and tho hopes which had been raised by
the slight change for the better We're almost
abandoned to-day. His physicians say that he
they do not offer any words of conn forf or hor,e
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FoR MIscELLANEoUs SUP

~
OFFICE OF PUBLIC RUiLDiTes AND GnouEps.
WAsaINoT9N, d. c, June To- 1855.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, win be received ct
for supplies required fr the fiscal ending June
Pots g Paints Oils, Glass and Putty; L Hardware; g.
Agricultural implements, Grass Seed, Forage and
straw: 8. Telegraph Battery supplies: Terra Gotta
Gravel IL. Soil; IL Ice; IL Lime and Cement; IA.
Bricks Il
Forms Of proposal instructions to bidders and spec
ifcaons under each item be obtained upon appli
cation this Office. Separate proposals. for each clss
must be addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
Proposals for Miscellaneous Supplies" statng class
of supplies for which the bid Il made The right
served reject any aud all proposals The acceptance
Of proposal together with the proposal itself will be
JOIN Il. WILSON, Colonel U. Army.
je22. 2S,24,2 6, jy3A66t
JIG DEPARrMKNr or PIE INTERIOR,
WAsHIN0TON, DC, June 4, 1855.
Sealed Proposals win be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, WEDNk8DAY. JUNE TWENTY
FOURTH, 1855, TO furnish this Department and It's
several bureaus with daily supply Of the best quality
OF Northern Ice for the fiscal year ending June 3th,
1885, be delivered q e0ch times and places and In
such quantities Is may be required.
Instructions 70 bidders VIII be furnished Applica
ton 20 the Custodian Room 104. Department Of the
ropoae. 70 p addressed 70 the Secretary Of the In
terror and MARKED "PrOpoeals for Ice"
js4-thAm.ss L Q G LAMAR. Secretary.
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VApoR SrovEs.

VApoR SrovEs
Do not buy until you have examined our laSge as
sortment, of five different makes. especially the
proved CROWN JEWEL and the DAVIS SINGLE
GENERATOR STOVE, having only one burner that
you have to heat. then the others ready for
Call and see Them In Il sizes and prices
w. s. jerks & CO,
ap9 1T 9TH street.