Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1866, Page 4

a ee =0ee nesilieemeteh ted tinaie te EVENING STAR. —__ dififairs im Georgetown. ‘CORPORATION PRocerprnes.—The Boards | aos sherman snd Common Council met last | ff .—Recorder Matthews in | a rae, Aromas Simms, Hieston, go" oe or tase eecting were read by a c Mr. Laird, Clerk of the Corporation, and . Hyde offered a resolution for the pay- ment of oom rent for the Judges of Elec! atepee. The Recorder read the fourth rule of the code for the tof the d, requiring the | election by ballot of 2 Vice President, who | shall ide in the absence of the Recorder. Cu motion it was resolved to proceed to bal- Mr. Hyde and Mr. Thomas were nominated, and Mr. Cropley was appointed teller. Five of which Mr. Hyde received four, and Mr. one. M; de therefore, declared auly elected.” satiate Mr. Thomas moved that the election be made carried. evenin, unanimous; which was . Mr. Cropley moved that the Board go into election of a standing committee of three for the consideration of all business that may be re- ferred to it, adopted All the members were nominated. Mr. Hyde reeeived 5 votes, Mr. Thomas 5, Mr. Simms 4, | Mr. Hieston, 3, and Mr. Cropley 1. Aldermen [ Hyde, Thomas and Simms were accordingly declared elected. - The following resolutions and mances ‘Were received from the Council:—An ordinance to provide for keeping in re the hydrants of the town. Mr. Hyde offered the following amendment, to be added to the first section: ‘Provided, the number of hydrants now exist- ing may be reduced at the p! jure of the cor- poration,” which was adopted and the ordi- mance passed. A resolution to maintain Bridge; passed. A resolution in relation tothe new market- house, suthorizine the Mayor to have a foot- way col shy rer ay be — on of the mar- et-house; adop' resolution granting the use of the Town Hall to the ladies of George- town for the purpose of holding a fair to pur- chase a library for the Georgetown public schools; passed. The Council referred to the Board a message from the Mayor in reference to the appoint- ment of flour inspectors, and reeommending for mspectors Meesrs. A. Koss Ray, Wm. Cla- baugn and Benjamin Darby. Mr. Heiston offered a resolution approving the appointments of the Mayor; adopted. A resolution appointing a committee to rep- resent the interests of Georgetown before Con- gress, and iy a the Mayor, Recorder, President of the Common Council, and Wil- liam H. Rohrer, Esq., as the committee, was ine Recorder propored the election of a cort- mittee of two on corporation accounts. Messrs Cropley and Thomas were nominated, and Mr. Cropley moved inat the Clerk be requested to cast the vote of the Board for the candidates, which was adopted. Adjourned. Common Council.—President Pickrell in the ehair. The following were presented and referred: By Mr. Dunlop—Communication from the market master asking that certain impreve- mente be made: petition of Wm. Robinson in reference to a fish stand; memorial of fish uealers, asking that a sliding door be con- structed at the market. g hg Kane—Peti- tion te repair & pump at the intersection of Market and Ist street®. Also, petition numer- ously signed, praying an appropriation to pur- chase a steam fire engine. Also, a memorial from the Potomac Hose Company asking that a steam fire engine be purchased forthem. By Mr. Goddard—Petition to curb and gutter 7th street, from High to Fayette streets. ‘Lhe following communications were received from the Mayor :—Catling attention to the con- dition of Bridge street bridge, and asking an appropriation for its repair; referred. ‘Eizo, one from Col. J. J. Dana, Quartermaster’s De- partment, stating that the drew of the Long ridge having been frequently injured by ves- sels attempting to pass through during the night, a rule bad been adopted to keep the draws closed atter nightfall. Also, enclosing the accounts of John Kaiser and Edward Han- Baway for the repair of pumps and hydran' referred. Also, enclosing a letter from the President of the Gas Company in reference to ges in Wachington street; referred. = The Slowing were reported from commit- tees -—By Mr. Davidson, (claims)—Adversely on account of R.S.T Cicsell:; committee dis- ebarged. By Mr. Clxbanugh, (water)—Ordi- Bance to — in repair the public hydrants; By Mr. Dunlop—Adversely on memorial in Felation to the sale of fresh fish: committee discharged. By Mr. Eaes, (harbor aud chan- nel)— Resolution to maintain the requisite depth of water in the channel of the Potomac above the Long Bridge, providing that the interest on $35,600 worth of canal bonds be used for that purpose: passed. [The Aldermen amended the resolution, and the Council con- curred in the amendment.) By Mr. Orme, (markets)—Reselution for a footway from the new Market House to the fish market; passed. Mr. Godcard offered # resolution granting the use of the Town Hall to the ladies who propose belding a fair to raise funds for pur- chasing a library tor the public schools: re- ferred to committee on markets, and subse- quentiy reported and paseed. The resolution of the Aldermen to pay for rent of rooms used in the late election was adopted. The Aldermen’s amendment tothe ordinance to —- in repair the public hydrants was con- ow in. On motion of Mr. Goddard, the petition of Mr. Carter, in relation to property purchased at atax sale, was taken from the files and re- ferred to the Recorder. Mr. Edes offered a resolution requesting the Mayor, Recorder and President of the Coun- eil, with Mr. W. H. Robrer,to actas a com- mittee to represent the mterest of the Corpora- tiop before Congress: adopted. Messrs. Kane and Barrett were appointed a committee tocxamine the chimney sweeping machine of Mr. Burroughs. At 10.20 the board adjourned. Lost His CLloTaes.—A few nights ago, a gentleman whom we snall call Maggms, after Playing seven-up at Bessehl’s until after 11 o’olock, sought his domieile ina state of stag- Ting salubrity. The cunning of men in that aPPY condition is proverbial,and Muggins had often deceived his wife, as he supposed, by various excuses to account for his delay in coming home. On this oceasion he hit upon the plan of disrobing in the dressing-room, and slipping quietly into bed, and making his | wife believe that he had been to roost for at least an hour. Full of this cunning idea, he entered the dressing-room softly, and | morc himself before the ndow, which been left open, he pulledoft his overcoat. He would not take time to hang his duds on | the hooks, but would just toss them in and let | them bang on the floor. It so happened that he mistook the open window for the wardrobe, and pitched his overcoat out. His undercoat, vest, and ts, with a fine gold repeater in the tob ‘et followed suit. Withont discoy- ering bis mistake, he slipped into bed, where Mrs. Muggins was comfortably snoozing, and went tosieep without jetting her kuow that he | bad returned. Inthe morning, when Muggins Went to dress himself, be could tind nothing of Bis toggery but hie boots. His wife believes that some sly burglar entered the house by the window and carriedoff her hushand’s | bas resolved not to try to | it. Louis Demoerat. Sa-The western papers are full of accounts | of the losses resulting from freshe:s. Halfthe bridges on the Kalamazoo (Mich.) are down, | apd great quantities of grain stored in ware. | houses by the river side have been spoiled by the inflow of ~w: - On the lilinois the in- jury to dams, piers, bridges, &c., is very se. Tious. Huge masses of ice sweep down the stream, some of them more than thirty feet in altitude. chronic desire to inform himself of the “stern realities” of the fature state. He made no less than seven attempts upon his life during the last two years. ‘Pwice he swallowed ratsbane, twice he sprang into the river, once he ed & vein, and twice he shot himself with a pistol— succeeded in the last attemptin blowing his _ brains out. S27 Gold has retreated six! f the wa: it advanced above par. = . S7 New Hedtord, Mass., has just been pro- vided with street letter tose They ae £0 small 8s to cause general dissatisfaction. One gentleman co: mpities that a box near his resi- dence is so shallow that it is nece: to take | &@ Gozen out before he can put one in. @7-Signor Bhtz announces that he has a Sphinx with two heads, « “ feat still more myeterioes eanine this great ' 7 The Irish domestics in families understand, being called u bys eubscribe for the Fenian cause. bacempica- ding B7 Horse flesh is coming into food in Paris. Itis best when aveue ae pony brandy. S7-At latest accounts the Mormons excited co be ~ manici was ebortly to ts. lace in Great Salt Lak Oity. Daniel H. Wells is the candida ne Mayor on the part of the saints; but the «Gen. ties” propose to set up an opposition ticket. SF The Minnesoia papers we election ‘which iain of the spread ofh: drophobia throughout Southern | Tsbles counties of | etate. In one ome | ae Valley—every dog but six bas been killed. a7"“Rudely seizing and kissing’ jady costs Just $50 in Bnffalo, Kisses come cheaper when served au naturel. | | set iu heavy, well-balanced Late Southern Items. Virginia is preparing to plant a huge tobac- eo crop. Overa thousand negroes attend school in A Missieaippl hes all ver treedmen a pi has ber at wor! and @ large cotton crop will be the conse- quence. There are forty-three widows and forty = in Lexington, Virginia. Unhealthy PB fe. Governor Patton, of Alabama, came near being shot by the accidental discharge of a few days ago. He was on board the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in the ladies’ car The Charleston and Savannah Railroad is now leted to Anderson's, a distance of thirty- are Mecwigee hide ype Three aifferent attempts were Brewer, in Adairsville, Georgia. Mr. B. is an active Union man,and old resident of the place. He has laid his case before Gen. Thomas. The Louisiana State Perfitentiary at Baton Rouge ie undergoing repairs. It is proposed to teach the criminals the shoe trade. Says the the Advocate:—“The labor of one hundred conviete, steadily applied, will resultin the manufacture of ee thousand pairs of shoes per apnum. 18s alone will keep with- iu the State a very large sum that is now paid direct to Massachusetts.” BetRaYED AND Desertep.—In Philadel- phia last Saturday evening the attention ofa police officer was attracted to a person dressed in male apparel, but whosesex he did not think the Grees belonged to. An inquiry Jed to the discovery that the person thus disguised was Miss Mary Simpson, @ native of hu- setts, abouteighteen years old. Abouta year ago she was the sole support of her mother, at orcester, where she worked in a mill. A young man, who is a machinist by trade, in- duced her to leaye her home in a clandesti: manner. The rest of the story is soon told. He accomplished her ruin, and left ner at Pitts. burg in a pitiable condition. After selling her clothing, she donned man’s apparel, and reached Philadelphia on a coal train, riding the whole way on an uncovered car. She has a very bad cold, and says she suffered intense agony during her long trip on the car. She ex- Eo & great desire to get back to her once appy home, but was also anxious to meet her betrayer that she might revenge her wrongs. &7 On Wednesday evening, a woman, close- ly vailed, stepped on board of the Newport ferry-boats, while a on the Kentucky shore, near Cincinnati. hen the boat reached the middle of the river, she deliberately left her seat, walked tothe rear guard and jumped overboard, and sunk, to rise no more. No one knows her name or history. = i AUCTION SALES Pal sancti Sate hr ee BY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, ) BOF VALUABLE REAL poe ota dts Fine supreme Gone of ree tue Bietrlot of Columbia. rendered bu the oth da; of March, 1866, James W. Gibs complainant and No. 615, Equity. in whic! ii beth Gib> zi lefend son, John H. G nm. w ants. we, thi lersigned Commissioners appointed by the urt in that behalf, ublic auction, uy the prémises, commencing on the firat-named Foperty “at 4 ovclock p.m, om TUESDAY, the id Siytot April, 1865, the following real estate, that is to say:—Lot numbered five (5) in subdivision of Square numbered four hundred and sixty-one, (41,) with the improvements, which are a good two story and attic Brick House. &c., &c. This roperey fronts on 7th street, opposite the Centre Parker. jale of the above we im rty on 0 and 6th streets west, otel. being parts of Lote ve (4 and 5) in Square num- id ninety, (490;) the said om north C street 22 feet 6 3-16 inches westwa from the southeast corner of said Lo’ No. 4. and thence running north hes, thence east 5 feet 6 inches, thence north 49 feet 7 inches, west 4 feet, thence north feet 6 . thence east 2 feet 5 inches, tuence north 18 to the public alley, thence south west- wardly ine, said alley 45 feet, thence south C street, then ce beginning, with the improvements, which are a large nee House, with pack buildings, stable, carriage house. c * And on WEDNESDAY. theath day of April. 13568, we sl to sell. in fron’ of the premises, at 40'clock p. m., commencing on the first- mentioned property, parts of Lots numbered three and four. (and 4,)in ——— numbered two hundred ai ninety -six,(296;) the said parts of said Lote 3 and inning 48 feet from the southeast corner of pai: t No.3. and runvi, eat om a line with O street sonth 26 fect. thenc: rth to a public alley, thence east 26 feet. thence south to the place of be- ginning. with the improvements, which are a gocd two-story Frame House, &c.&c This aim is on south C, between Twelfth and Thirteent! streets west. Also, part of Let numbered six,(é,)in Square numbered two hundred and sixty four, (2%4,) be- ginning for thesame at the nerthwest corner of said Lot. and Syme | thence east 81 feet 8 inches, thence south 20 feet 2 inches. thence west 84 fect § inches, thence north 20 feet 2 inches to the yes of beginning, with the improvements, which are a good Frame Dwelling House. &c., &c. Aiso, the west 1¢ feet fron: of Lot nambored sev- enteen, (17.) in Square numbered four Hundred and ninety -six, (496,) running back thesame width 122 feet 2 inches to a wide alley, with the improve- ments. ich are @ cood two-story Frame Dwel- ling House, &c.. &c. Terms: Que-third of the purchase money to be paid incash at the time ef sale, and the purchaser or purchasers to give netes for the balance of the purchase money» payable six, twelve, and eighteen months after the day of sale, with interest from date. secured by deed of trust upon the property. The purchaser to pay forstamps aud all ecvey- ancipg. A. GRE street north, between 455 known as the Exchange pumbered four —_ 5 URES JW. BARNACLO, JOSEPH PECK. Jommissioners. J. M. THOMPSON, Complt’s Solicitor. wh eogds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, SAbE OF STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE WS CAVALBY DEPOT, GIESBOKO, D. C. artermaster General's Office, First Division. Quarter eshineons DB, CR Sb ey Tee, Lf order of the Quartermaster Ge! Will be sold on lied yo noses ‘et public anction un- der the direction of ae George T. ae A Q M..on WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1866, at 12 bane the following described public proper- ORE Q) STEAM eRipeme AND FEED (frame, with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 90 feet. withcoal, hey. ind engine houses attached, all constructed of the very best material, and in the most substantial manner. Also, at the same time and place. the machinery and appliances of the mill. consisting of ONE.) ENGINE, OF 100-HORSE POWER, with cylinder of twenty two (2z) inches diameter and twenty-four (24) inches stroke, set upon a heavy cast-iron bed- plate, with cold and hot water cast-iron fly-wheel, with n (10) feet in aud twenty-four (24) inches face, with tent governor. umps and heater. with Sriving pulley of the same material, diameter boiler seventy-six (76) | (3) and one-fourth (*4) inehe the requisite ‘appendage 3. TEN (10) PAIBS OF REED’S PATENT BUCK. has THIRTY (30) INCHES SPRING Constructed of solid French burr millstone, and frames, with hay-cut- ters. elevators and conveyors sufficient to cut and handle the hay. E= and prepared feed on the most economical and /aber os plan. ‘The sha!tivg is of finisbed wrought iren, and the pulleys of cast irom, faced and balanced, with hang- robber. end twei hes wide. every description, are of the best materials and workwans! tion and fine working order, the mill having been in operation only about 15 months. If deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern- ment i the day of sale, the buildings will be svid parately. ‘erms: Cash. in Government funds. Purchasers will be required to remove treir prop- erty before the Sret (ist) day of May next, un- emmy ciherwise arranged with the owner of the A boot for Gieshoro will leave the Sixth-etreet wharf every hour during the day of sale. Ary —_ en teee ~~ he ee (eR Epon #y licaticm, in irson or by letter, to Captain CHORGE 7 BROWNIN' Q. M., Giesboro, or to this office BROWSING, & JAMES A. EKIN, Brevet Brig. Gen., in charge ist Div. Q MG. O. fe22-cta SALE OF MANURE. . Quartermaster General's Office, Fi faxhingion, * WM be not atthe Oavaiey De ©, qual will be delivered to purchasers on th barges or boats to be provided by tie Pay per cube . ‘wo ga store boat 1@) bog not 10 per day. ros in Government fu By order of the Quartermaster Gensral, JAMES A. EKLN Brevet B: Fr General } - fo % dtmar3i Pac b 2 MS", ALE OF 8S HOSPITAL PROPER’ Wasninoton. D. O., March 10. 1395, Will be sold at Public Auction on THURSDAY the 224 day of March next. at 1 o'clock @ Depot, 18th and F streets. in antity of Condemned Medical this @od , consisting of ibker Bey CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND | miles from that city, and trains | 1 made on the | nightof the 22d ult., to take the life of P. W. | 1 Sosote, 3 ner Cashion, Blais, Clocks, » Wate: rs, ns, es wD Poke, Srstalas "Fonnels, Lampe acd Lanterns, Tia Cu) ‘and Plat ita Percha Bed Covers, | Water », Shee, Tourniguets ‘Trosses. Mortars, er Chests, sacks and Field 0 ther Bac Cots. Basins, Tron Sicante” Dottie |, Mess Washstands. Botiles, Bedside Obests, Cooking Utensils, Bedding, re ann t hours allowed to purchasers to re- Forme: Teast oeSTAS BUTAERLAND Bargeon U.8 A’. Medical Purvoyor. mhieit ©. W. BOTELER, Anct. and boxes. sufficient to drive ten (10) pairs of | He. The main driving-belt Is of fours 4) ply | fi he | Quarterm: of the best oak- | | and Fixtures of ry . and are still in excellent condi- , AUCTION SALES. OVERNMENT BALE. TO PYROTECHNISTS, OPTI- ero eT esTRUMENT MARES, COPPERSMITHS, &c. TuE 8i6NAaL Orricen, Ore iaemime ron, De Or, Marches, 1966. pe new et atrap) about 2% pounds, 211 Copper Gantecns, (without strape,) as above. | ivergallon Copper Cans, welgtins sbout 12 1 a3 'Sianal Pistol Holsters, leatner d oales of Lease Wheeines eeeet ve. pounds 0 le. 2 barrels of T: tine, best lity. Alsothe following ns oo a CONDEMNED SIGNAL PROPERTY : 1 telescopes and Straps, various sizes and $ 8. Telegraph Telese . (large size.) 110 Marine or Binscniec ‘it fi Giasses. oe ee De ° Glass Gases and areas (leather.) et passes, (brass. 76 Canvas Cases and hirase, representing about STE Heir te, enreentag about 0 a} pounds Mixed Paper Bags, (good quality mus- 90 Copper Canteens and other articles, represent- ing ovout 206 ee ee ee eicat 186 pounds of Hed padre Seisors and 4 Globe Lanterns. a 1 nd} grose Wind Matches, Feeee eete (or Ritives) with leather steathes. 14 Five- gallon Oopper Gane, (weighing 12 pounds oe plegots and one Tailor’s Pressing Iron, or 4 Patent Swinging ba; tern and Poles. jee, or Drop Gaslights. Bale will be’ contiuted day by day n= au the ‘opert: é bas ate : lowed for removal of purchases. in Government ffnds. jolone! B. -F. Fisher, Chief Signal ORTON A. . B. ’ m_ 12-10t Brevet Major and Signal Officer, (2 SALE oF GOAETEEMASTER'S STORES. Chi as ter’s Office, of Washington, ee Washinton. D. is . ane 2, 1866 { Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direc- tion of Brevet Lient Col. James M. Moore. A.Q. M..at Warchouse No. 5,on New York avenue, be- fwcon 18th and loth streets, Washington. D. TUESDAY, March 2, 1855, at 10 o'clock a large lot of Quartermaster Stores, consisting of Wibs. Muriatic Acid, Sd zee, aesorted, % 102 galls. Alcobol, 13 feet Leather Belt- a ng. A . esorted, 32 feet Rubber Belting, i 892 Axes, avsorted, 1,281 Bits, assorted, 30 Broad Axes, 18 Blocks. assorted, 191 Hand Axes, 20 Coffin Boxes, 86 Ba ts and Cheins, 3 We ‘eod Boxes, 14 Pork Barrels, 12 Dredging Boxes, 22 Carpenters’ Renchee, 1 Drang nting Board, iup Wood Benches, hair Bottoms, 3 ie oars. heir Backs and 19 Copper Boilers, rms. 29 Door Bolts. assorted, 100 Chair Backs, 800 Spring Window 168 Chair Legs. Bolts, 3,008 Chair Stretchersy 821bs. Borax. 60 Lamp Chimneys, 6 060 Copper Bottoms, 1,000 Ibs. Fire Olay, 4 Plum robe, 1.000 ibs. Copper, 6 firceleiing Boilers, £00 Stove Deors. 4 Steam Boilers, Qhairs, assorted, 2 Masking Brushes, Doni 538 Whitewash B: 89 Paint Brus! sorted, iles rted, 391 Varnish Brushes, 1.946 Bastard Files, 108 Dust Brushes 0.000 Lights Glass, 19 Clothes Brushes. 2,000 Sancepan Han tee, 2.081 Chisels. assorted. 1294 Chisel Handles, 28 Ibs. French Chalk, 1.541 Axe Handles, 1,620 Pick Handles - 2,000 Window Sash, 25,000 pairs Hinges, as- 3,000 gross Screws, &%- 83 Cart Tron Foppere, _ 1,100 shovels, assorted Hig Knobs: aedorted, 109 Stove Fests” 2000 Ibe. Lent Fee 4.400 Ibe ‘Gant Bteel, 2,926 Chest Locks, 700 koxes Tin, 2,106 Cupboard Locks, 1.600 Lamp Tuber, 400 Lon og ¢ Wall as Cast Tron Tray ae 2.40 Ibs Cut Nails, ar ver 2 it Oo be Wrought Natie, assb © Tacks, as- 000 F ‘ane. #0) Stavlte Wrought Pipe, 100 Wheelbarrows, 421 Planes, assorted, = 4.°00 Ibs. * 260 Tin Pumps, assorted, 30.000 lbs. Zinc, #00 ibe. Iron Rivets, 6 000 Kacutcheons. +. 300 Tables. assorted. ‘The sale will be continued from day to day until rty is sold. nh ie Loree reuse be removed within five days from aeyenmee Cash. 'm Government funds, from tha same By order of Brevet Baier sapere Rucker, 4 uartermaster depot ef Washington. estos CHARLES H. TOMPKINS, mh 2-16t _ Brevet Celonel and Quartermaster. {ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN G3 S“STapiks, PeNCING: WHARVES. teh AT GIESB@RO. D. 0. Quartermaster General's Office. ist Division, ‘ashingion, February 27, 1356. By order of the Quartermaster General there will be setd on the premises, at public aaction, un- der the direction uf Captain George F. Browiiag, A.Q. M., commencing on MONDAY, April 2, 145, at 10 o'clock as. m., and continuin Bour each day thereafter, (except WEDNESDAY and TNURSDAY, April dand 5, on which daya the Mill and Water ‘Works will be sold.) until the whole shall havebeen disposed of, the following described pais Bet erty, to wit: Eleven (11) OFFICES, (frame.) 28x40 (two stories.) 16x20. 18x38, two 20x20. (two stories,) 16x 18, (kitchen adjoining 10x16,) 12x32. 15x16, two 26x 28. and 28x75. Kighty-nine (89) LABORER’S QUARTERS, (frame, seventy four 16x18, fourteen 12x14, and one 16x16, with shed adjoining 8x1} Ten (10°) DWELLINGS. (frame,) 28x50 (two stories, with back buildings, 12x32,) four 10x24, 15x 40. 16x3?, 16x28, (with wing 16x17, and two kitchens adjoining, 9x12, and 10x10.) 1h: (with wing 10x 14.) 24x24, (with shed aajaining, 15x10.) Nine (9) MESS HOUSES. ‘frame,) 28x190 (two stories.) 15x60 (with wing 16x20.) 28x14) (two sto- ries,) 28x130 (wita additions, 10x12,) 28x110, 28x50 (two stories.) )5x00. 16x34, and 28x40, Thirty-two (32) STABLES, (frame,) twenty four 28x432, six 28356. one 11x32, and one 13x29 (with shed sdolping 14x60.) One (1) HOSPITAL STABLE, (frame,) with 5,270 neal feet of stabling. One (1) ISSUING STABLE, (frame,) with 5,312 Mneal feet of stapling. Twenty (20) BUILDINGS. ( frame.) 28x%2, 28x55, 1832, )5x31. 15x65. 10x16, four 1): four 9x22, 283x432, x30, 20225, and 17x17, 758 lineal feet. , Thirty-two (32) WATER TANKS, 8x16, two feet deep ee (78) MANGERS, 35x16, 334 feet je Twenty (20) OUT-HOUSES. One(1) HAY SHED, lizxsiz. One (1) GRAIN TOUSK, (frame,) 5x20, Three (3) WHARVES, ono 4.15) square fest, one 1169) quare fect, and ohe 2.85) aquare feet, FENCING, 23.980 lineal feet One (1) STORED OPSE. frame.) £2120, ie pa amaal SHOPS, (frame,) 482260, and 63x100. One (1) ENGINE-HOUBE, The buildings will be sold «: ind must be re- moved within fifteen days. The buildings will be taken down at the expemce of purchasers: but the Inmber will, if desired, be delivered by the Governmest, free of churge for transportation, on the depot wharf. Terms: Cash in Government fands. A boat for Glesboro will leave the Sixt] wharf every hour during the day of sal For farther information apply in letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNIN Giesbore, D. 0., er to this office JAMES A. EKIN, Brovet Brigadier General in charge, fe 28-tap2 First Division, YQ. M.G. 0. S445 OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS Wa RISING THE we ATER Wen sOe AT GIKSBOKU. DO o> 1 General's Office, Fir Washington, D.C. Februar He order of the Qu wiil be wold, on the ; under the direction of lig auction, » T Brown ing, A. Q. M..on THURSDAY, April 5, 1355. at 12 o'clock m., the following desc ‘© prop- erty, to wit : NE STEAM BOILER, % fert long aud 3 feet in diameter ith two twelve inch retarn Lb made of 44 inch boiler iron, with all the necessa: Sppurtenances, including cast iron frout, gauge cocks, globe valves, feed pump. smoke ‘stack and hood, steam Ashcroft’ $ patent.) grate bars, & pieces, &c., all in good order. TWO WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. 6, 18 inch cylinder, 9-inch stroke, borse power exch. and eavh capable of pumping and forcing 100,000 galiens of water per day, witht agnisite valves, gland. Hines, bends, elbows, double-valve ‘oil cup c. ‘These Pumps are comparatively new, and incom: plete working order, ‘Ale uantity of WATER PIPE, as follows: §-1uch cast-iron Water Pipe, anect S-inch = ** * 2-4och wroneht-iron ** toa ** BO¢-inch cast-iron x 2.00) ** 24, inch = ** bad Lise l-inch 5a : Bia) * inch a THIRTY ave CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS, (Ayres’ patent.) with all the necessary conuections’ such ae T’s, bends, Le? cocks, elbows, four-way Dleces, &c., all inexcellent condition; together with ALL THE TOOLS, &e., required for making a! terations and repairs in water, pe, euch aa pi cutting machines, taps an e8, ers, drills. punches, exulkiug tools, &c” > 7°T# ral Periue:; Cash: in Government funds, liveries will bamade to parc! the frst (Ist) day of May next. Face seneog A Lost for Gieshoro will leave the Sixth-streot Whart qyory hour Owring the day of sale. AY, further Information that may be desired byl ng See eiee epetication. in person or by let- or. a 2 orgs T. row! . Qe Giesboro, D. C., or at this Petes a cigs ss 2 Brovet Brigadier General, in charze ‘irst Division, Q. M. G. O. Fes N ON-BETENTION OR of uzip imitation ailon gr blcerat nheow) stone In the bladder. ceeeees vel Or i paced - B's wLU adr Beno fo %-te | *X?PERIMENTAL RESEARCHERS IN DTEAM ENGIN igtacds EN Gay, Sut eae BF sou f Rea AYLOR, AUCTION SALES. —$—$<—$<——— ARBGE SALE OF OUNDBMNED QUAR‘ a L “= ‘ "8 STORES. be — 8, 1866. \t M.,on TUESDAY, March BES. consisting of— Chairs, Desks. Printing Press and kets, Bridles, Chai: Harpers. Feed s ‘Wagen Wheels, Hubs, and vile, Fire Bender, Portable For lows, Planes, ‘Saws dro Hore, Hydrants. Ww Trows. 2£0 1) 360 lbs. Scrap Cast Iron. 44.3201 ron, tte 1ron — 1 Bew, Rope. Steel, Zinc, 25 Ambulances. 1 Bose: %5 Certs,3 Slop Sagopa Sag heree SEne Weegee What ons.3 four horse “fl ing Army Wagons, 18 Scavenger ‘Wagons, 1 Wa- ter Wagon. & The D. BH. RUCKER, Bvt. Maj. Gen. ne ig m 8-16t hington. ss OF CONDEMNED STORES. Paymaster’s Office, U. S. Navy. By orde ofthe ist} _Dossrtunset, Harena of r of 1e avy De at Provisions and Clothing, there wil be sold at pub- Kieanction, forcash, tovthe highest, bidder, at the qT ti Office. Navy Y: 2, On TURSDAY, the i0th day of March. 1865, af ten o'clock a, m. the followim, CONDEMNED Sronzs, Vie: Bread, Beef, Pork. Flour, Bice. Sugar, Tea Coffee, Butter, Beans, Molasses, Vinegar, Dri Apples, &c., &c. CLOTHING. Pea Jackets, ene Jackets, B. C. . Ove do., B. rts, B. F Froc' baers Pe ttinet, Flannel, Canvass Nankin, Mattresses. Blankets. Caps, &. SMALL 3 ee oe nen Mra Hantkerchnets, Tin Pots, Pans, =x Oates © C. JACKSON, mh 13-1w Paymaster U S. Navy. BANKERS. Bed OOOKE & 00., ANEEES, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep alweys en hand, » fatl supply of alt GOVEENMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASUBY NOTBS, OERTIFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUARTERMASTEB’S UHEOKS AND VOUCHERS an 5-dte First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Tt eY., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENY B Government securities with Treasurer United States, : @7- ONE MILLION DOLLARS. op We buy eal sell al classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Colleetions on ALL THE PBINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefnl and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIBMB and to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEER- MENT LOANS at al! times cheerfully fernished, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasuine Ton. March 20, 1965. m7-tf PRUPUSALS, Pn nies testis P®0POSALS FOR SAFES AND LOCKS, Wasuinc ton, D. C., March 3, 18%. Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of the Supervising Arct itect, Treasury Department, Washington, D. C,, until i2 m., Sth, 1865, for farniehiog the Burglar Proof aud the Bur; and Fire Proof Safes required by the Treasur ‘D part- ment for one year from the acceptance of the pro- pusal of the successful bidder. tions and drawings for the Burglar showing tne form of construction at + Viz: alternate plates of iron and ardened steel,can Le ebtained upon application at this Department. Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will be constructed in the same manner and cased with a suitable fire- proof covering, the plans and Ppecifications for ch must besubmitted by the bidder. Safes to be ship) in perfect condition within a reasonable time trom date of order. The Loeks will be furnished by this Department, but must be put in place by the contractor, aud be in perfect working erder when the Safe is turned ever to the proper officer cf the Government. The to rel ges superficial foot, measured on the ontside, and to cover al! charges whatever, incloding painting and door fixtures, (except cost locks. roposals will also be receized for Burglar and Powder Proof Locks, to be accompanied with samples. be accompanied by the guaranty > All bids must of two responsible persons in the sum of $5000, that the bidder wilt accept and perform the contract if awarded to him, the sufficlency of the security to be certified to by the District Attorney of the dis- trict where the bidder resides. The Department reserves the right to reject any orall bids. or to award the contract for Burglar Proof Safes to one party, aud the Barglar and Fire Proof Safes to anotli if it be deemed for the interes ent to do so. and no bid will be considered that does not conferm to the —— (Bie ndaba ing pemcinal for Safes and reposals to be endorsed“ Proposals for Safes a: fg ila cy gence = “ B. patel ed Act- ing Supervising Architect, Treasury Department, Washington, De C. “D MULLETT. mh 5-2awtap§ Acting Supervising Architect. SALE OF GOVERNMENT Woop, Headquarters Depariment of Washington, } Office of the Chief LET Mastery (Corner 1632 street and Pennsylvania avenue,) ‘ashington, D. C., March 4, Le The curplus Government Wood on hand in this city and in Alexaudria is now offered for sale in ‘quantities from one-quarter of a cord to ten cords, to all persons desiring to purchase, band habe A is cf pees qu ae thoroughly Rea. soned, and mixed in the propertions of #ne-third kK and two thirds Pine ‘the ‘Wood locaedon Maryland avenue. between 7 ttrents; at léth street, near iz Brid, city ac Kendall Green, one mile worth of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot; and one-eighth of a mile rorth of the city of Alexandria, ou the. Washington and Alexandria failread. Price of Woed at the yarde in Washington, six dollars ($6) per cord; at Alexandria, five dullara @5) per cerd, and delivered ip any t of Washington at seven do! $7) per cord; in Georgetown at seven dollara and twenty- five cents ($7.25) per cord, and in Alexandria at nye dollars and eighty cents per cord. Apply only at this office during office hours, and to Brevet Major Jamer Gleason, A. Q. M., at Al- exandria Wood Yard, frem 9 o'clock @.m. to 12 o'clock, noon ‘Terms—Cesh in Government fonds. , I. LUDINGTON, # Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, at Department of Washington. BNAENT SALE OF SUBPLUS HA! + BREAD. a Sussietence, Orvice,U.8.a, No. § Sours Gay Street, Bartimone. Mp., February 27, 1936. Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at this othes votil SATURDAY, March 17, 1838, for the yerchese of surplus HARD BREAD'on band at this Copot Pr te that the effer is made under isement wf thia date, ‘The Bread is in boxes of fifty (80) each. No proposals received for less than twenty (20) mh sO : boxes, Parchases will be delivered on bor ports without expense to the porchaser. nekaplccs: Payment required in Government funds en noti- sce pe ot ance of bid. Twenty days allowed Tm a or ge the h “p, a to be jorsed OD envelo; * a 7 Hard Bread.” and addr sadiines HOMAS WILSON, Rrevet Lient. Col. and 0.8.0.8. 4., fe st-i7t Srevet Brig. Gon “Volunteers, MALE OF HARD BREAD. Ovricx Darot UoMMIssaRy, Four Monnox Ties, ¢ ecei ved ¥. Realed Proposals. in duplica Hy af thisoffice,on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS of each week for al] the surplus HARD BREAD at this Depot. The Bread is ta boxes of fifty (50) pounds each, and in good shipping order. 7 All purchases Will be delivered on board of trans- perte without expense to the purchaser, No proporale received for =e twenty (20) boxes, ote thousand (1,000' . Payment required on notification of acceptance of ug in Government taeda. doraed “P; ropesals shon! he en “Pro Bard Wrend,” and ndarcaved to, ee de l4-tt JAMES CURRY, Col. and 0.8. V. pu P pos 5 Just received, CANESTRALO OHERSE, CAOCIO CAVALLO CHEESE. N. W. BURCHELL « corner lath and Freres, — oar mh under Eb! E,S2EEBLED AnD DE TRACT BUCHOS Te will eter brisit and-ene feelings, aud enable you to sleep well, j FOR ATE CON 5 ELUWOLDR Bee reetio Mai RS WwW ASHINGTON AND ALBXANDRIA BOATS. j ‘Boats will leave the Potomac Fi | | Ptreet, as follows, Vin 7.8, 9,10 and 1Zq.m.,and 1,2, 3, 4,5, abdé p.m, OUNT VERNON. ‘The steamer AWARE will leave for Mount Ga TIME i) og gS 4 ¥. March 12, . ond an! wt otice, ens: Trains will ram betweem Alexandria a follows: , Vernon every WEDNESDAY ov GIS WICK, sR TOR Saacn A: mh l-2w General Superintendent. =>] . “ PRINO SS Steamer CAMBMIDGE, Osptain me | EAE Deoxas = route on SA 4 | leaving her new pier. 1 Z “4 tween Lee and ots ae one) | SATURDAY SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS. | eeu? Pontie Mile. Cate Lrave Wasmixcrox. JL@ave ALEXANDRIA, | frome Gio Rasterat Shore iM | pa mT es ee | . ™., img st al = - for ‘aud ©. A. STEVENS, General Sup"t. Fraching Baltimore Sem. ef FRIDAYS and | mbieiy W.J. PHELPS, General Manager. ae es ALTIMOSE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Amat STEAMSHIP OOMPANY TO B Wasuineron, Maren 11, 1866, NEW YORK. ‘JOHN GL mg ‘ 5 = 0. KNIGHT, Capt. Morris, between WASHINGTON TI. FAainrAax Onpt, MOBE. ad WASHINTON AND THE WEST, are iz now run as fellows, vis- Leave daity OR BALTINONR. re IT, except Sunday. », ant 11:15 a. m., and 2:45, and 4:90, and 7-0 p.m FensbaY aca FRIDAY atts. 2. ht recetved daily during businese hours, as FOB ALL WAY STATIONS. he sveamgrect thir line now connect with Ale ,_beave dstly, except Sunday,at 6.20, a. m., and andrie and Orange Raliroad. Freight forwarded | 2:4) p.m. int along the line ef the road. ’ ANNA OM ORUAN BHINETAET & U0., Agents, | FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS Corner Dth Penn. avenue. south side, Leave at 6and6:%a m. and at 2:45 and 4:35 p.m and foot ef G aoe. Ww ington. D. o. FOR ANNAPOLIS. . oe Alczanarta, Va Leave at 6:20 and 7:30 a: B and 4:30 p. .B. MWELL .. Agents, frem Annapo! 3 Sunday. ner ana 86 West street, New York. EXPRESS COMPANIES. ApaMs EXPRESS COMPANY TEME TABLE, EXPRESS MATTER REOKIVED AT AND DE- ABTS | dare i 8 OF THE WEST Parkersburg, &c. HED FROM THE OFFICE OF THNOUGH TICKETS to the West can be hed af srar THE COMPANY IN the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day, ss weil as at the new effice in the Amert- WASHINGTON, D. 0. gan Tolegrerb Batiding. Femnaylvenia avenue, LEAVE. | DAILY AS FOLLOWS. | annrve. fated cd ett Filsdelphis, and Boston, see WP. BM Transportation, 5 L [ COL: Bemenal ot ¥ 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Wakinston. BOUGH LINE BETWERN WA eT New York, Boston, and JLABELPHIA AND BEW YORE jast; Wilmington saa Newborns No Os FOR NEW YORK. without chance of cars, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7308. mm. a4 7:00 S ha FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philade}- Leave éaily (except Sunday) at 11-8 @, m. and peeing PHILADELPRIA FOR PHILADELPRI4, ‘Leave dail; 7-8 and 112 : PM, 8U 5 = - =< Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 7:00§y Pittsburgh, Oolumbus,) ™. only. Olncinnatl &Cheveland Sleeping cars for New York on 7:0) p. m. treatm Petes ™“ Giicene Dotrot teats eres tickets to Philadelphia, New TOS" |) ville, Bt, Louis, Vicks- wean be hod at tue Station Otioe at atl borg: phis fn. toe dey. es 48 at the new office in the and Tel: uilding, Pennsy!vanie $23 bbs me men fk ‘Bee Bi and @hio Batiros ad tah Ml) ecto pein. for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Bapolis, and the West. W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation, General ©OLE Ticket it. KOONTZ, Agent. Wachingtom, 5:30 ———. and Wa) i¢| = . 5 jweenBailti- Ht P ™ I} Sere and Cumberland’ Way-stations NG c Bie u i! Sranerinna, | ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD ines 3 my H = | i_Darg.Va Zanesvilie,O | P| BF p. x6.| }AMMEPOLE eeeerrneennrnnt | On and after Monday, February 12th, two daily trains will run between Mashington and ynch- E } Tholk, Fortrets Mon- ors. Ryne Gordonsville, via nie Fete. »| eet wad Central ‘aliread trains to aud from Bi 7] {Richmond and Peters- MAIL TRAIN. (Nace t Danville. ma. Leave Washington dali: (except Sunday)at 6.48 ; Ieigh, Weldon, Greens &. ™ . and arrive at Gynchburg at 6.45 P. noe bero, Salis! yh 3 Re oe iy (+ -ocoia a ve at Wash- + ‘and ro”, 5 we ia, 8.0.) eres EXPRESS TRAIN, t & Leave Washington daily (including Sunday) at 10 enc arrive at Lynctburg at 6 0 a.m, Ville, Tennessee; z Leave Lynchburg at 6.50 p.m., aud arrive et Washington at 6 2] a.m. Chattanooga and Knox-)} —s«Y|: ©-J0. p.m. | Both traing make close connections at Lynchb' and ot Wi Ai ta, Athens, Atian- fatboy. Macon an 7 for all points South and Southwest, eee, Se ee ingten Tor North and Northwest, Tz aM. enn hin: Weanienee, irst class Sleeping Cars will be attached to the S90P.M. |) Culpeper, Orange.Gor- RE Thi thaettee. oct wate’ Sennviae. Onathatean: his road is attractive. no! only for ite comfort- ville, Staunton.Lynch- able accommodgations. but for the fact that it passes Sane Gat ah aaetione the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull 8: en the ie and pcg we cern pe ea Oul- Tennenssce Railway... Pohatic interest in the popular mind ws OFFICES: Ma hg ig all points South snk Gonthy 514 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, pila and Baltimore, ant, at the offices of teenie no %4-tf a Washington and ‘Alexandria. eaary NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA. | _fe9-tf General Superintendent. SI0R COMFANT. G2"47 PENSTEVANIA RoUTe to THR OFFICE AND DEPOT: NORTE AND WEST. ERCIAL BUILDING, No.—Lonisians ay, COMM Seween Ninth ma outh etreste, sé ‘This C is new todos GENEHAL APES AND .TBANSPORTA- 4 from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, bs ves Fbaotng Alex ria, Ricken ad, Peters- burg. Norfolk, Lynchburg, har! Vitig, Winchester. Harrigonburgh, FOUE DAILY TRAINS. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE. On and after March i2th, 1855, trains will aatollows: | Arch 12. 1 Lease Washinton. pee tan: Lexi . Salem, ‘proes Mail, 6: ‘and Bri toh in Virginie Fan Line, mite Leis 1 Knoxvilie, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro’, Wil- | Bittebur es & Erie ms > $29 ingten. Newbern, Ral . Gi = ee Salisbury, and Charlotte, N.C.; ‘and te and Stati: yn the Orange and Alexandria, Vir- agus ‘Central, Virginia and ‘Tennssece, Bich mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and Wel- Wilmington and Wi Atlantic TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY, Connecting at Baltimore. Leave Washington 2:45 40 p.m. gna a) SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. an igion, end Nergh Caroline LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. Central Rails a Ba Bal } Cars run through from Baltimore to Pittsburgh, idl; ible the bines apd Agencies of | Erie, or Elmira without change. tie Conpend oi be extended to other States, of — which due notice will be given, Ae ey end fi atthe © si i -catRer tariff of charges is ‘upen feir busi: ‘ivanis avenue and Sixth street, under Na- poiucipiea,sieliing sresconsble wrote to the Com | Sonal Hotel and gts merce corner Penna, avenue, ¥, without being oppressive to the public. U, opposi ards’ Hotel, eSr. asad Dasis it confidently presents its claims for a fair i 6h DUBARRT share of patronage, relying upon fits large capital perintendent RO, kB. = a = agents for that m3. a e886L success. 2 end Ticket Agent. helsiy = A. CHAPMAN, Agent, _ JNO. GILLETT, Pamenser Agent. 20-tf ECBET DISEASES! SAMARITAN'S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive Gree,” for GONORRH@A, CLEET, STRICTURES, éc. Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury. EMBi0n's EUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner of Penna. avenne and llth street, Coxtainin, NEATLY FURNISHED ‘ASD WELL VENTI- LATED ROOMS. PRICES REDUCED AS BEFORE THE WAB. Sonn Boon PER DAY... $15 NEK Only Ten Pills 10 be Taken to Effect a Cure. BREAK FAST. They are entirely vegetabi: Wing wo smell nor SUPPER... any unpleasant mot ia any way tm teste, and w: jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cures in from two to four cays, and recent o IpieCaiter at Rewer ietat oso toeet D ya " jinent Doctors and Chelate ofthe prese BOARD AND LODGING P TABLE BOARD PEB WEEK ti ices are REDUC r- on Having tusteined from the public thas fare 8 eminent mt dey; Hees patronage, the proprietor hopes by EE- | mo e--poswre, ne trow>ir. mo change whatever " DUCING HIS PRiCe herded ame 8 to suit the oy bn oy hovedes cared, or ’ i imuance of he sane. reed alma Mer- ee Tet merit 8 MEIC Proprictor. | Cury. try tho». SAMARITANS GIFT. Sent by mail ip a plain envelope. Price—Male packages, $2. Female, §3. BLOOD! BLOOD!! BLOOD!!! SOROFULA, ULCERS. SORES, SPeTs. ppscss YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME, FIRE INSURANCE. AL UNION INSURANOE COM- RS, SCALES. BOILS, ’ SYPHILIS ks RATONY OF Weapivare. acetone TEITS VENEREAL Diskass ec ° CHARTERED BY 6vN \ SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICE ; 81,000,000 SYPHILIS OF VENBEFAL DISEASE! ae Ea aa eae SAMARITANS BOOT AND Fj RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. most potent, eertain and effectual remedy ever pre, LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. it NO CHABGE FOR POLICIES. OFFICE: = 424 BR nearly opposite Riggs &Co.’sBank- | rire. NCH OFFICE: H. JOHNSON'S Law OtMce, No. 64 La, Ithoagh on as +f SOP ERe LE eeeritie one AMAMARITAN'S BOOT AND HEEB JU will remeve every vestige of impurities fro: ‘This Com now prepa e4 to tneure system, a5 well as all the bad effects of Mereury. scriptions property agaient Toes oF ae by FEMALES! FEMALES is entass Uraeeeennet ilies ompettas | thettdhe tae ROWs"ARN BERD VCICES wot are y i Leucor- can insure yeur FERNITURE. ME! | happily adapted, in rated Uterus. in Loucore SABES Eas OX Swab Tings Ore rar ot | Sire Lint ewan Maar Bent by express. ‘$1.25 per ter 5 This yeny starts with a OASH OAPITAL Scher tothe . ter SAMARITAN’S WASH all paid in. thereby ® j ty ion hoa case bese ober re. “| Jasin canes of Sybille, used in counection with the licies will be issued for @ shorter than one year, to the New po | "Frau direction. Price 25 conte. Jeeiat eliaelt — in | y eiclans and patients. ‘are Obar! Mtichara Wallach, caine eae it, | PB al George 8. Gideon, illiam Bixen, Mean’ NOBLE D. LARNES, Secretary, [)!OORTERUANCE oF TRAVEL ACROSS THE POTOMAC BRIDGE. Son 7 ic Bi tdi va wi erreopry a Fegblie | Sara asl ton . February hy he hn omeeaeen bite Moe hiaseariy eines HOME FRED C. BOWERS, sens ee egeemed afvisabie that, it should © Aupietent Surgeon, Sth N. ¥. Vols.” om The travel norote the bridge wil, ihe Sold by 8.0, FORD, corper ith foray be incom wd til an appropriation b syivenls evens, W eshineten; a ear ress, the bridge properly re porentrie Some een =P tae ad a " Works, vols. SS jas ental pg | “PEE GLORY OF MAN 1s eTREN oe Fopeent Poudon, “Words trom the Port one: — — mod = ‘FRANCK TAYLOB, % $s. 3