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y gROP,ISAI4S FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES Fol
4 lII.: DInTIs.Cr OF COLJMHIA.
DENTISTRY.

nR. STARR PAISl0NS. COR 9TH AND T. NV.
- Filling Il specially; also, the OF toothache
without extracting. \ local iissthetic used on the
gums aiieNlates pam OF exIraciiis. Gas given apis
CAMUEB l. SCOTT, DDS.
- fifteen wears experience an Dentistry. Office 1907
i stn.w. Preservation of the Natur. Teeth a si,e-
Ciaiiy oc22
nE. 4. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, 49, 7Tn ST.,
- three doors from corner l. Dentistry ia all
ills branches. Teeth inserted So per set. All work
Warranted.
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER IL, 1884.

Thos. Muhern, 2O2O1a Washington ST. Boston,
Mass 900
Frank Crockett Engine No II. cor. Druinm
and Commercial SITS, san Francisco, CALM. 15 900
Jho NJ Mooerley, iarrodsburS, 900
LOUIS ): Wiid Donaldsonve. 900
Pa. $500
Frank h. Duifey, AZ Washington St, Hartford,
Conn 5000
~ l.; UT oteihehNlile, Iex.:.:............. 1000
Hy brotherhood Milwaukee. Wis, collected
through American Express. Co.. Cairo, Ills 1000
Chas X. Mueller, 400 Locust 81, ST. Louis Mo- l20U
FIRST Na'lollti BANK. indianapolis, Ind... zoo
6rG!Wisoh ~ opiey bankers Victoria, Tex. 1.2O0
Chioh NATIONAL l'hk, Cincinnati 200
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER Q, 1854.

Mary Cunnif. 1906 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia,
900
LOUIS r. Alan. 81, spruce St. st Louis, Mo. Is 600
Henry w lt;thncr, L. :. Towboat VIM. Stone,'
st Louis, 5 COO
DroVers ANA Mechanics National Bank, Bati-
more, Md. Is 0CO
T. Jacobs lioO Mission ST. San Francisco, Cal 1000
Mrs H. - DurS;, San Francisco, Cal-.......... 5000
SHoh ~ fl;tllterS bank, Memphis, Tenn.-... 5000
ioDeft Locke, Memphis, Tenn 5000
r. IL Idu C0luinblS ave. Boston. MasS........ 900
u. \. Brown, Bank Exchange cor. Montgom-
cry and Washington sts., San Francesca, Cal 1000
if;ink OF New Hanover, Wilmington y. C...... 600
a brown, New 900
Nanal LplOer 40 Wyiie ave, P1tisburg, Pa. 200
T. HAIL suffolk 200
t. a aler lo1 Minna ST., San Francisco, Cal LOO
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DRAWING OF AUGUST IL, 1854.

Eugene Gaudins, 231 st. Peter st, New Orleans
La warehouseman for Messrs. b. Onorato
d To-. 900
Louis seymour, carpenter. Exposition Building
New Orleans, 900
VIM de- B. Elliott, Whitney Nation al Bank
New Orleans, La, ...-.~..., COCO
T. =. TutWiler, Sanford, Fla, collected through
Columbus Insurance IL Banking Co., Column
bus NJ iss 1000
~ y clover. ID >. Compton ave, ST. Louis, Mo 200
Lewis > iay, New Haven, C.................. 300
mus FOoe, colchester, 200
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS
AS WARM WEATHER IS APPROACHING
THIS IS THE DEPARTMENT THAT NEEDS
TO DE TALKED ABOUT. BECAUSE PEOPLE
WANT TO KNOW WHAT TO WEAI. AND
WHERE TO BUY IT. THOSE IN SEARCH OF
COMMENCEMENT AND GRADUATING
DRESSES WILL DO WELL TO VISIT OUR
STORE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH LOT
OF FIGURED SWISS AT 12lac., 15c, 1Sc, oOc
AND 25c. PER YARD. THESE GOODS ARE
WORTH FULLY 25 PER CENT MORE
INDIA LINENS. ALL GRADES, FROM &C. PER
YARD UP.
SILK AND COTTON NULL. ALL CoLoRs
AND GRADES.
OUR 12i2c PLAID NAINSOOK IS EXCEED
INGLY GOOD VALUE FOR THE PRICE
LANSBURGH BRO,
myo6 400. 42o. 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET
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DRAWING OF MAROH 10, 1888.

Geo A. Spear, Bay CITY. Mich. :........... 600
uthrS L. Schmlut. memphis, Ienn........... 5000
S,itoe rOihdeXter Mason Depot Upton Co. Tenn. 5000
Iiusn Nell Mayheld ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
=: hRo.cn state Nat Bank, New Orleans, La. 1000
Statr Nationii bank, New Orleans La......... 1000
LOWS Johnson ~ Co, Washington, ID. c. 1000
Louis linz 4:it TURK St, San Francisco Cal. 2OO
susan Fegan 4Oc HAYES ST., san Francisco. Cal POO
j. H1rshield. San Francisco, C..-......... l 300
J.. iAionc san francisco. Cal............. 200
WelpeE w i'tfoiI, Richmond ky.......... 200
", NashlhSit II, Detro, Michigan. ! ,.2HO
Sanes olnds, L. iTly GToNe Mlss............ 100
otate Natlohai BanK. New Orleans La..... 200
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Groceries {TRocERIEs
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
5 Lbs Best Laundry Starch, DC
Sugar Cure, shoulders. SC. lb
Sugar Cured Middlings. SC Id.
Cassards Hams. l2lac. 10.
Good Extra Flour. 81. 30 to 81. - per Dbl
Roller Family -. 40 to S6 per Dbl.
Il Bbl. Roller Family Sl.5D.
Ia ..c
Best Patent Process (warranted), per bbl. 500.
"A Bbl. - SI.S0.
Is soc.
teylon. Java. roasted, and is fine, 25c. Id.
Best q. G. Java. 3 lbs. for 81.
Rio Coffee. l2le. ID and DOC ID.
Having purchased Teas before the advance, sell
the best DO and zoe. Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter % to BIC ID.
Dried sugar Corn, lUc. per ID.
Best Golden Syrup, 40 To soc. per gal
INDIA TEA co,
4i5 18th ST. sw. Island),
Northwest corner.
New Orleans Molasses, So to 75c. gal.
Telephone CaIl-iGi-2 mvS
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Margin His Sweetheart.s Sister.
From the San Francisco Alta

The marriage of George Finlay, the historian
OF Ancient Greece and for many years CORE
spondent OF the London Times 1T Athens was
attended by considerable romance. Finlay had
become attached to q beautiful Armenian Girl
at Constantinople, and, as her family would
never have consented to her marriage with tho
young Scotchman, determined to elope with
her. A yacht of an English friend was to take
the couple to Greece, and 1t was arranged that
the young lady was to be got on board In a box
prepared for tho purpose. When the eventual
moment came the girl became frightened and
refused TO allow herself to be placed in the hoy
Her sister, girl equally lovely, Thought n n
pity that the romantic arrangement should not
De taken advantage of, entered herself the box
In place OF her sister. suppose Finlay must
have been considerably surprised when the box
was opened In the cabin Of the yacht and not
MS sweetheart, but her sister was revealed
dressed In mfdshipman's uniform The brother
OF the young lady had discovered the affair and
was quickly on board the yacht to demand ey-
plantation. Finlay saw only one course before
him The girl had been compromised; he WOnid
marry her. The brother giving his consent the
marriage took place at once. VAC
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER 16, 1884

J. IL kuttner. Georgetown. Ky.............S $50 900
Sahiti L';,iIN- New Orleans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 900
FIRST National Bank. Memphis, Tenn 10, 600
faIl FISCHER California st..nelr kearney, san
Francisco Cal..-............... ..... IS 600
iehrV Levy san Francs;o, Cal Ii, 900
Geo: NJ. Shackelford. FIREMAN NJ. d G. r. r.
collected through Bank of Commerce. Mem
phis Tenn Is 900
tSIIhihit NATIONAL Bank New Orleans, La 5000
LOrenZ Traub, EMPLOYEES of A. GOebel g.
B Hm SSr oea Co., Brewers Detroit Mich 5000
Gus. Phillips. COR fernando and Elliott sts
-, Memphis Tenn 5000
Mrs Margaret Bressal, 402 Shelby ST., Mem
phis Tenn 5000
", Mich ....... 5000
w. D. AlShiower, dublin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
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GCC ZEE RRR ZEE ssss
E q In $:RfS { Er ssss
CcCC ZEE 1 + EEE ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,


is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the mos.
NUTRITIOUS Flour III the wofld.
The Millers have only the mos. perfect Mil,
containing ii does all the improved Machin-
cry invented up 10 the present time but they produce
a Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill IN the world To
tty of this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to
Europe ana eaten at the principal Courts OF the old
| hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota ii is
legged fact, that in this tloura perfect sep
and a thorough elimination OF all weak and stare iy
matter has at las: been reached and is consequently
,hSn any other -Four He be trace 20 admits rS t
from 'tbread making Qualities it is the cheapest
we'll as the best for either family bakers use and
unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack and
every barrel is warranted TO give entire satisfaction
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade. 1t is uneXceed by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most
acting housekeeper and satisfy The most istidious
GILT-EDGE.
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELI NEE.
splendfd Minnesota Patent Flour. made by tire
celebrated Hungarian process. 1t very cheap aud
beautiful Patent, within the reach of all Classes. and
guarantee will give satisfaction every who
viii tryit
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour of the District. 1t is equal in quality
many highpriced Patent Flours, whist If he
bought for considerable less money. We defy compet
tors TO bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
JILL, and we Ieel assured that ay lousekeeper who
by all srocerS
Wholesale Depot. corner LIST st. and Indianaave
se13 WIN. NJ. GAIT & co.
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DRAWING OF OCTOBER Ia, 1854.

louisiana National Bank. New Orleans La. -, 900
Harry Smith. Justice OF the Peace, Greenviile
Atiss 5000
M NJ kennedy, Planter. Greenvle, Miss. so 70
A. & 1tenett 40 SedSWick ST., Chicago H.. 5000
w H. - Briggs tllc1gO, 1U................... 5000
~ T. FOX Portage, 1000
tt
PatrolnIan ]. Dougherty. Police Forcej 1000
iatrolnlah Con- Daley, Memphis Tenn........ 200
Mort lodge, Columbia, Tenn.................. 200
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LANSBURGH & BROS STORE.

ON SEVENTH STREET FOR YEARS WE
HAVE PAID PARTICULAR ATTENTION 10
THE COMFORT AND WELFARE OF OUR
CUSTOMERS UNTIL AT THE PRESENT DAY
WE CAN SHOW TO THE PUBLIC ONE OF
THE LARGEST AND FINEST DRY GOODS
STORES SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA: BUT
ONE OF THE LATEST INVENTIONS OF
WHICH WE WISH TO SPEAK Is THE
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DRAWING OF JANUARY IL. 1855
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 10. 1855.

A. Vatuone, Hotel Italia, cor. Pacific and
sansome SITS. san Francisco, Cal 20, 900
i,ertna carey AlgoIia la:.........-........ 5000
ITS a. D. rranz Mansfield O............... 5000
First National Bank OF Birmingham, Pttsburg
>, tsouth Side), 1000
r. Goessel al ST. Washington, -. C......... 1000
Reuben Joel. 81 Monroe ST., Lynn Mass 1000
Il. w. Bradbury, Woodland, Dak, collected
through Commercial National Bank, Chi
cagO, u.-..... ...... 2 600
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Mrs. Herder, of Gallipolis, Ohio. who tyied IN
lead young girl Of 10 astray, was taken fron,
bed amer Midnight Friday, tarred and feathered
and ordered to leave town.
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DRAWING OF JUNE IL. 1881

s. NJ. RothschIld, 232 Church St, New York
25 900
Philip j. truber, Milwaukee, Wis. collected
through Second Ward savings Bank, Milwau-
1000
Philip Hoffman. 1886 CaSj ave-, st Louis No. $500
~ Geo HenkelS Philadei pha, 1000
mas clark Phiiade phi,. Pit. ::........... 1000
n. T. Badiam, collected through Wells. Fargo
.S Co Bank. sam Francisco. Cal........ 1000
VIM Boyd, :;l22 School ST.. st Louis, Mo-. 1000
FRANK cunningham, San Francisco, CAL. 1900
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Established 1910. my:,O

GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, 331sc.; WORTH
VI 1Oc
Gents India Gauze Shirts. SOC; worth &c.
Cents Balbri.gan shirts, soc: worth 7:lc.
Closing ont Spring Neck wear at half price.
Finest Sai teen Drawers only 5Uc.
spring Weight UntferSrtS .IUc.; worth
Medium Weight Ui,fie-shirtS. nearly all wool Soc
ask 10 see the COMFORT SHIRT. made of w am
sutta Cotton and Richardson's 100 Linen bosums,
reinforced, ready for the wash tuh only So cents
Tbs Is the best fitting, best made Shirt in re
market.
ken enher only Soc for the Finest Shirt Mt the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
my29 1902 + S,TEEt,r NDI,'rT w tS'r
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partial list ofthe prizes above One Thousand Dol
lars, paid by The Louisiana State Lottery Company
during the year ending May 1885 together with the
names and addresses given to the Company by the
holders emitting those who have requested it.
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GEO. ]. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
NOVELTIES In WASH FABR1cs

N ovELTIEs In w ASH tABRICs
sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BaorHER,
NEW EMBROIDERED AND PRINTED SWISS
GENUINE CALCUTTA sEFRSUCKERs
TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
LORRAINE CREPES
CRAZY CLOTHS.
INDIA CRINKLES
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or ASDERSON'S 80
INCHES WIDE sCOTCHGINGIfAMs.INP PLAIN,
SIDE Rand COMBINATIONS.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH SAT-
-, TEENS IN GREAT VARIETY.
~ PIECES ..CONFINED STYLES" IN PRINTED
NEW EiI;NCII ORG AN DIES AND JACONETS.
BRITISH WHITE GOODS
INDIA LINENS FROM l2iac. TO SOC.
PERSIAN LAWNS,
FRENCH NAINSOOKS.
INDIA MULIS.
WELT PIQUES
ELEG Ant LINE OF WHITE AND COLORED
~ EM BEOIDERED ROBES.
,,,, DES S AT Is AND .Oc.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON ALL SPRING
AND SUMMER WRAPS.
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STILES N PARASOLS. sun UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
sD-CIIOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th ST.
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DRAWING OF JULY Is, 1854.

DRAWING OF JULY Is, 1854
Bank of Commerce Memphis: Tenn. 900
n. NJ. Stwell. Spring Creek. Tenn. collected
through First National Bank of Jackson, Tenn 5000
r. H. CoiStock, 800 Ninth st Milwaukee,. Wis. 5000
W Loud " est OAK land 4,OOU
Chris. He;tnger. Memphis, collected through
Gc:man National Bank. Memphis. 200
1IrS Enma j. Hoggard Norfolk, Na........... 200
Philip Roth cor Locust and Caliope SITS. New
Orleans, La .. 200
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LADIES' GOODS.

LIE MENT AND DYE WORKS, 1885 4th St. bet.
and Rhode Island ave Special attention given to
the cleaning of Ladies' Evening Dresses. Neivets.
Plush Laces. &C. are cleaned perfectly by this pro-
cess Silk, SILK and Satin Dresses beautifully cleaned
without b ang ripped. Kid Gloves cleaned and dyed
Grape Wells dyed and finished equal TO my,.S-tin
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PROPOSALS
EDEUrosAIS roG I,1-

sDEUIDSAIS FOR itl-
NAVY fHFARrti,NT, June I'd. 1855.
scaled Hrppusl!s Viii hc received At this Druart-
mttt .htl Nv 4...N 10 iBth \ODN. MONDAY.
LtNE iNi-NlG-N. :, ti]. lSe-,. Tor supplying the
NHk l'l iIi l',tTt- ana A.u- bureaus ilI cliftz
With itr during thc ..sc car r!iui. June 80 rs
I.t' ice BIZ / i' 'i i..r r~t quality North IN
lee. solid. Gear a;d lttv from -nuN other imftr.
lie. iiG must !r' ccNvrtd caly, in such quantities
81 May Poo re .IIt-l
'.s" - award i!l- iirI .ltin f r,ry.s.tlie righ I,
reset s,llN ar al hltS and - waive defects
Proposals should ht ..Ugsc ttu t., secretary az this
Navy and iLdO.aed "lrOia,Stis .lr ltt.r
". G. WHITNEY.
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!; Il E. III $ s 4 =
n II EEE n nm 90 Nm LII, Y

DR.. CHEEVERS ELECTRIC BELT, Regenera-
tor. made expressly for the cure Of arrangements
Of the provocative organs. Whenever any debility of
the generatiye organs occurs, from whatever cause,
the continuous stream Of electricity permeating
through the parts must restore them 10 healthy
ton. There is no mistake about this instrument
Years Of use have tested it, and thousands Of
are testified to. Weakness from Indiscreton, In
capacity, Lack Of Vigor Sterty- fact, any trouble
Of these organs h cured. Do not corfound this with
electric belts advertised to all Ills from head TO
toe. This Is for the ONE specified purpose For cir
culars giving full Information address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
au2eo los Washington strest. Ch;csso.
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DRY GOODS.
Day GooDs,
713 MARKET SPACE

100 DOZEN MEMS LINEN COLLARS, SOC. doz
worth S1.5O
$500 YARDS SHORT LENGTH G1NGHAMs &C..
worth 10c.
$500 YARDS FAST COLORS CALICO. &c.
A FULL STOCK SATINES, 121., Is. 25.
FULL STOCK BATIsLE. 16 and 2Oc
BEAUTIFUL COLORS CHEESE CLOTH, 1Oc
20 PIECES PLAIN BEIGES. 15c., worth 25
BROcHE SHAWLS, 81. 25. worth 81 so.
WHITE AND BLACK SHAWLS, SIPS, worth $3.50.
PARASOLS AT VERY REDUCED PRICES
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The ANNUAL RECON-.

BUTION-CAPRICES OF FORTUNE.
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Receipts for the amounts file at the offices of
the Company.
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WILLIAM c. WHITNEY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WashincIon May :. 1855. myl3-w4w
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP

I y
L PI.il.>.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. May 2S. 1Ss5.
Sealed Proposals v i'll he .uds tli~ department
Gntl TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ TUESDAY. JUNF
SIXTEENTH. 1SS1. for furnishing Misc -lianouu
supplies TO the Dep rmct 81 the Interior during Tia
fiscal year ending June 30, 1856 consisting of broons
brushes clocks fileholLeT. portfolio drawers soaps
hardware. bookcases trcNoNs1-sI. chars carpets,
desks. tables. dry goods, lumber. iorag. DC. dc.
Ii.aIlk forms of proposals showing the items and
estimated quantities required. viii nc furnished aIp
piicsui"n 70 tIe Custodian, AOoH lU4 Del artment o
the Int .rior.
Pro JoS;iis must be addressed u the cretarv of the
Interior ana indors.G the envelope, Proposals oI
Misc, ll;ncJuS supplies"
,ny.21- s,Vs.:gw l.. % C. LAMAR Sacrcf.r,
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ie1-law4y
/. pNEHII >lsNtNT ANp NoIit = ,DNtItRN
- iNG III tnN~I;t,EIDN az MN srEEI


- Inc ilia thN~IIj, IftsN pF MN STEFI
SIfAN CRUISING VESSELS FOR TIN
UNIFIED SiAlE~ NAVY.
lnv!tstton is hereby extended all engineers and
neclH n's- u - an i~lct ujataT and al reputable
mann Gry> vessels. Steam eft mes hui e.s tl
isv>. ll beng engaged ga tlc business, all officers
tie itty. ard e,-'1.;ii" al i,iaVl coIst rlrfols
sir;tl ca 100 ~ ANA rrGuatiCe officers the navy
having ElLl- iiNdi>, designs ui amy vessels. i
amy ;t:t thor I. 81 ,'le CLASSES authorized ny the
naval aiprt prlitaiI ~. At.r. >. ls,N, submit
s'c pian- models, ANA dc .,1s 10 the Secretary .,
the Navy.
Ie vessels authorized To- he = 81 are two crnis
'rs 81 h" les tHn three Thousand Than tive
Thousand tons DIS gg. inrii. CoStl-. exclusively g..
armament, Itt more iutH million hundred
Thousand d"lrS each: ;tNr uuIpaal 81
ABOUT ~iN ie"i lrlnGie4 toms displacement costing
elusive 81 armand m iipt l I.an five hundred
twenty thousand ,p,l.t aua liC,t lrIubnai %
about eight iuudrtG toms displacement costing. TX
elusive oi armament. Uo more than two hundred
seventy five huJ~i,ild dollars.
These vessels L. a. atruCtpd on the hss- ant
most m0dt Tn de- IA. having the highest alta n.h
spte8, and IN The itilIil"r ..ll cpI1fIuty
G!iilns and limitations provided for The construction
oi the new cruisers IN t.n 1f August 9TH ls anC
oi Itrci "A, ISL. except far said provide
Tor and define the duties # Naval Advisory B,ard
-;.id plans, mod is ana ai-S should he Submitted
within the period "i AiNtr d1ts aller May -. 1850.
aud should be TRANSMITTED 10 Tie Navy department
WASHINGTON. ID. G. Should amy sIch plan model or
de-li he adopted or used. liberal compensation viii
be pald Thereon.
The Department viii. upon application forward
copies oi So mi' of the naval appropriation acts ~
rplates To said Vessels ana viii all letters a
inquiry and furnish all desired Information the
ject.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY
Secretary of the Navy.
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NEw Books
Military History of General Grant Badeau
J. life and Letters of I. q. Appleton. Hale
Literary Landmarks of London. Hutton.
One of the DuaEes. Hamilton
Fly Rods and Fly Tackle. Wells.
Home Studies III Nature Treat
Mind Reading and Beyond ltoyey.
Oats or Wild Oats.-BucEley. San'I Adams. -Hosmer.
Russia Under the liars. Stcpnak.
Tenants Of an Old Farm. Cook
Greek Statesmen. Cox.
Defense of Edgar \. Poe Moran.
The Ans of Christ 5. H. Giesy, d. D.
Progressive Euchre with Eavors.
my2 WI. ii. MORRISON, 475 PENNSYLVANIA ave
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IlROPOSALS EOR STATIONERY.
g,..-r tlt,E.ff.. Der

Il Posi- OFFICE. DEPARTMENT
NAsHINGTuS. ~. t.. May l., 1850.
Sea ed Proposals VIII b. received NJ THIS Department
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. WEDNESDAY.
JUNE TWENTY-FOU FrH. ISSJ for flri.i, hiug
Stationery fof tie Post Office Department for
from July l. ISsp5.
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and es-
tima;ed quantities required tuctler with circular re-
ln- thereto, VIII be furnished application TO this
Department.
Proposals should be addressed the First Assistant
Postmaster General, and ildOrscd Proposals Tor sta
tioncGN.
The Postmaster General reserves the right reject
any all BIDS
WM. +. Villas
mviG-oawiw Postmaster t;cp.r,l
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PROPOSALS FOR WHAPPiNt; PAPER TWINf,
4 LETTER BALANCES. MARKING AND RAT
ING STAMPS, CANCEL Nc INK AND AIg>.
P'ST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASiIN"ToN. a. g. May ii. 1850.
Sealed Proposal III % rece .ed 1t this Dcpart-
me;!t until the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JUNE,
lSo.j, al TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. for Furnishing
Wrapping Paper, Irvine. le-ter Balances Marking
ami Rating stamps, t.inc ling gnE aud Pads,
II the Post Offices in the tncd States Tor one
year. from the LIST day oi Juy. lNS.5.
Bl.lhS Tor proposals Il %scci1iC;tiiOns stating tie
kl! :-sld estimated 4ualtIs required, and giving fl
instructions TO manner of biiing conditions tc
bc observed hy bidders, viii be furnished applicst
ti"n the Division of Post Office supplies Posi-
Office Department, Washington, ID. -
The Postmaster General reserves Ia right rejec
amy or all bids. Nm. T.. Villas.
Iilyl:;NGcS4w Postmaster General
DROPuSAI4S FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES Fol
4 TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINI.I.R COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Nav - 1885.
by direction of the Board OF ComH@f incrs scaled
prOnCsais viii he receiv d 81 this office uiitii TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. MONDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH
1850. furnishing the various branches of the Dis
tIlcj government with general supplies. Fi~.uz
stat unery. Blank Forms and iTinll rlOol Books
FurnitGrc. Hardware IsIWare aud Street Lamps
Plumbers Material, groceries. Boots and Shoes Drugs
GLASS. Paints and Narn> Is, Lumber Forage. Meals
CASTINGS Fuel. Dry Goods. cement and Lime, Goa
strUction Material and Telephone supplies
Blank forms ana proposals, togesiler with all in
formation, be obtained upon application therefor
at Room Il, Columbia Bni ding, A.. street n.U.
The right Is reserved u reset any and All bids
parts of BIDS. q. j. LlDhc kER,
Major of Engineers. L. =. l.,
my29lot Engineer commissioner. H. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-03

lSS ANNIE X HUMPHREY,
AVA 43OTENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CorSets TO order in every style and material
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPECIALTiES ARE
French Handmade CnderclOthing, Merino Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Goods
French CorSetS and Bustles.
ChildrenS CorsetS and ST Corset Miss H. 8 own
make that for the price is Unsurpassed.
\. B-Frencil German and Spanish spoken mrl4
T ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING.
~ FirSt-casS Hair Dresser from Paris
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expeditions d
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer OF
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
ladies' fine Hair Cutting and lair Dressing
Hair dyed and shampoOed in u tirst-class manner
Wigs to order.
dS 537 18th st. NV.