Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1866, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Georgetown Councils. i » 33 fal df i the Mayor in | in view street, and fixing the amount appropriated for each at $35, on motion of Mr. Thomas, the approval of the water committee; and the resolution passed. The re<olu- tion authorizing a contract with Wm. Whelan & Co., a in the Council with an amendment. Mr. Hyde moved an additional amendment, that the eéntract be made in conformity with a@ previous ordinance on the subject; which was adopted, and the resolution passed. Ad- journed. Common Council.—The President laid before the Board the folowing meseages from the Mayor:—Requesting that the Board will wansmit bis m to the Aldermen after this Board sha)’ ‘ve acted upon them; which was laid on the table. Relative to laws for whe improvement of certain streets; calling at- tention to the law for the improvement of a Bortion of Lingan street, and endorsing a @ait of asupplemental resolution to meet the mecersity of the case; & petition of Noble Hur- die for a pump in front of his residence; all of which were referred. . Mr. Clabangh, from the water committee, reported the Aldermen’s resolution authorizing a contract with Wm. Whalen & Co., with an amendment, providing for the keeping in repair certain hydrants. adopted. Also, asked to be and was peg om from the consideration of the petition of Mr. Donohoo. Mr. Goddard, from streets com- mittee, reported an ordinance for the improve- ment of street; repealing an ordi- mance for the same purpose. in 1865; laid over under the rules. Orme, from Police committee, asked to be and was dis- sbarged from consideration of the Mayor's message relative to the sanitary condition of the town; and the meseage was referred to the Aldermen. Mr. Goddard, from the streets committee, reported a resolutien authorizing the a the wharf at the foot of High street. . Goddard also, asked to be and was disc! from consideration of the Mayor's message retative to the ap- pointment of Commissioners of streets. A resolution of the Aldermen making ap- propriation for a flag footway across Congress street, at the north line of Dunbarton street, wastaken up. Mr. Goddard moved to strike out the sum of forty dollars and insert thirty- five: agreed to. Also to appropriate thirty- five dollars for a fiag footway across Market street; to and the resointion ax amended ‘Was adopted. A resolution appointing a com- mittee to revise the charter was taken wp and, en motion ot Mr. Barrett, Mr. W. L. Dunlop ‘Was appointed on the part of this board, and the resolution was adopied. Mr. Goddard of- fered a resolution ofinquiry relative w neces- | sary repairs of Bridge street; adopted. Also, a resolution of inquiry relative to a sewer on | HigB, near ist street: adopted. By consent the | board took up and concurred in the amend- ment of the Aldermen to the resolution reia- | tive to dwellings and tenements. Also, in the amendment of the Aldermen to the ordinance = ne acontract with Wm. Whaien & Ce. The Aldermen's resolution making ap- | pre tora carpet for the office of the | clerk of the corporation was adopted. The board concurred in the amendment to the res- | eletjen for restoration by repair of certain | pumps. Adjourned. Woman SHot.—On last Saturday a tragedy Was epacted in, Frederick county, Md., in ue | neighberbood of Bolivar, the particulars of } w married man with s family, bas been in the | babit of making private visite at the house of a widow lady, named Mrs. Schildtknecht, for | the purpore of meeting her daughter. On the | nigbt im quesuion, Shoemaker had made an ap- i pointment to meet the girl ar the usual trysting | piace, and after dark concealed himself in the | yard, near the house, to await her arrival. In | the meantime the mether had discovered the illicit imtercourse held between them, and that they were tc meet that nicht. She arrayed herself im the clothing of her daughter,and | at ibe appointed time went ont Not suspecting any deception, Shoemaker came from his concealment and met the mother of bis victim instead of the young girl. | Reproached were hurled ai the vile seducer of 1 ber daughter's reputation, which so exaspe- | rated him, —— drew & revolver, and fired | three shots at ber, one of which took effect, in- | flicting aserious if not fatal wound. The se- | ducer and would-be murderer fied immodi- | ately, but has since been arrested and confined | 48 the Frederick county prison. 4 @ At Lawrence, Kansas. there are confined two noted rebel guerrillas, named Maddox and Jones, who are accused of participating in the famous Quantrell massacre im that place. Sinee the arrest of these parties, a well authen- tuecated My ant bas been received that some two | bundred bushwackers were quietly arming in Western Missouri, ani pr, at an unex- pected time to dash upon wrence, rescue the captives, and again burn the town. Ip Preparation for such an attempt, the town is garrisoned by two companies of regulars. i Se a ar ae ee Pouxp ar Last.—The family of seven who | were recently reported as lost in Nashviile. ‘Tenn., having mysteriously disappeared some | three years ago. have been discovered in St. | Louis. Mr. Salle, the father and husband, was of course overjoyed at the news, hastened ‘west, reached St. ‘is, when, to his amaze. ment and mortification, it proved that in the imterim of her become Mrs. Papin. pearance Mrs. Salle bad | Luwe—The Dyersburg | & recent issue has the | suyoined: The other day we saw from our effice window one plough, two mules, one white map, one and & child, manfulty | pio apa ._ The mules were puli- ing the plough, the negro Ivadiog the mules, the holding the reins and the white man | the plough. We thought the plonghing in tha: | garden would be presiy well done.” j 7 Along the line of the Nashville and be. | ‘Hailroad, between | ‘were shivered into trag- | Com; | ie ferred Bonds of $1,(@each, Coupon of Jal: are these: daniel Shoemaker, whoisa wide to meet him. | B SPECIAL NOTICES. en SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SHOLANDER'® EXTRACT BUCKED evRInG every coco of Krpmxy Diemact, Bugvuation, Gravet, Unimany Dwonpens, Waaunxes and Paixs tm the Bacx, Fauatz Oowrtstnts and 7 BL Bs arising from Bucnesne ov anu Kin. COME, YB avPFLICTED! TREY SUOLAWDEB'S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKED. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES | COLGATE'S AROMATIU VEGETABLE SOAP A muperior ToiLzr Boar, prepared from refined Vxerras.e O1rs im combination with GrycrRINE and especially designed for the use of Lavras, and forthe NunsERy. Its perfume is exquisite, and ite washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. feS-eoly ' AUCriUN sa LES. Y JAB. U. Mc@UIBe & UU., Aacroneers, VALUABLE OITY | ind, To guy bo Ooart of this Dis- 7 » bo, Xl. = sale, om MUNDAY May Bt d o'cioek, op the der, following vainedie 4 | i setcre pri sales a resell, ti my W. 8. TODD. sp%dte HitNRY PROBABOO,{ Trustees, And immediately after the sale of the above lote im square 164, we. 5 at r ie Loe asda. ware juare. Alo. re tively on : yeaah; 5 LJ Plate gf tbo above property may be ebtained at the rooms 825-dte, J... McGUIRB & 00 , Aucts. LJ —— BX J. ©. MeeUIEE & 00., Auctioneers. Dest ations in use anata thst ite - virt: oh pe pte Lyrae April 23, 1962, stor claime tor it. We have tried it during the sad renanded in tees eee 2p fon a: Rough. "Iie prepared br Dr Bertrioes eevee ie ete ee acy 5 ‘s 43 ee VC. eo a al camere street, Cineingatl, Ohio, and tee Fouine of J... Mc@uire & Oo., on MONDAY, the ste. Bold by J. W. NALB E smth April instant, at 5 o'clock the fol- WAITE’S Drug , and OHAB. - | low din Washington ote 18, ANI'S, 317 Pa. avenue and $09 Ninth street. rt 23 and 4, im Bquare 4, in ec 8-hy Bq 4.5 and 19,in Square Lot 6, RED BY DR | j5 Jaze. 642; Lots 21 nad'2 4a STBIOKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. fae unre 64"; bet oi Beaace on: Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer are 1.001: Lot 9, fm Square 1,118; the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he | Lota mare 1133; Lotes. § and 6. sased cnoe at lien eae brother was diechStaed | $35 Seo ee rom the army as 11 , (be being quite para- . Stamps and conveyancing at yzed with the Piles.) ng cases the sureheses'» cost. Pree, with one bottle of Ri 17 terms of sale must be complied with in one PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these | week after sale or the property may be resold alter Er'De' Strickland. ought; commen te ceccires | Sue neck noticegat the tisk aad costof the Brat ing that the most a ich of Piles | “aplé-coit J.C, MeGUIRE & 00., Ausis. _ 3. W.| _So-THE ABOVE SaL® 18 UNAVOIDABLY 7a Pe tponed until MONDAY AFTERSOON, Muy oo RRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Eesay of ang, Snstraction for Young Men. Also, Abuses which prostrate the vital MA) Warning jn sealed N HOUGHTON, hia. Pa. sasgirn EEE DEAE ts one RITAN's Girt nN ectual Famed! “indeed, the only able reme- . i a ike i. two recent cases aty-four hours iribe salary tops ood 2 Pht er a 161 exposed. Male Root anp HeasJvices—A itive Permanent cure is, Scrofwia, Ulcers, 25 per bottle Bores: Bpote, Tettors he Price’ Si Sold by 8.0. Ford, See advertisement. my 5 AUCTION SALES. B* JAMES O. McGUIRE &00., Auctioneers, ‘OB’S SALE OF STOUK. AY ABTEBNOON, May 10.5 0'cIk, it th: will 2 be rhe gph = I sell, the following 1 Virginia 6 per cent Coupon Bond of 1,000, with 3 ad aiezaseris. 6 t Ball ex r ce Bonds of §1,00 cack, July, 1881, Coupon attached iy 4 Orange snd Alexandria Railroad, of 800 euch, cent. $1,900 each, Coupons attached. of Juty 1, 1861," “ s pienaccns Gtk Relies, = cach. do. B ix per cent. jonds « pile cach, Courens of July te, attached. em per i o' (Minnesota Bond of biteey Coupon ‘due A prilt as6e, attached, a diane Central 7 per cont. Rsitread Bond of 080, w! one Coupon due oH be "North "Railroad Bond of ligsouri 6 per cent. $1,000, with Coupon ane July 1, 1861, attached, 1 Cert! le, No. 7, City of Hannibal, ( Me.) 6 per cent Certificate of Indebtedness ef #1 1 City of Hannibal 6 per cent. Coupon Bond of #1 000, i of June 1, 1361, attached. § Detac ac Goapons of Allisonta Manufacturing ¥ each. 1 Naebville and Obattanooga 6 per cent. Railroad Bond for $1/w, —— due July 1, 1861, attached. 7 Chesay and Ohio Oanal 6 ‘per cent. font attached. a 4 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 6 per cent. pre ferred Bonds of $#0each, Coupon of July 1. ie oA, attached. Terms cash By order of the Agent for the Owner, my 3-4 J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers; No. $26, corner 7th and D streets. ELEVEN HANDSOM BUILDIN. ‘Ss unas PENRSYLVERI Rea Wii a eee AQUEDUCT BRIDGE AT On WEDNESDAY. the oth instant in tre ol ie Pes, e handsome Building Lote, fronting each 2 fee street north, between 26th @th west, near a avenue, with edepth of 101 feet toa Also, turee handsome Building Lots, fronting 17 feet on %th street. in the same square. runnin, back to a wide alley. they being subdivisions of Square No. 4. are handsomely located. & good size for the erection ot good houses Terms: One-half cash; bi lance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. All conveyance and Fevenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $25 required Ligwewe when the property is knocked off on eac! 5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. my 3-d ¥ Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 4TH STREET Ww. A NOnTE M AND WN On THURADAY the tote Seeae oe ‘alge até6o Me se! on the premises, part Lot No % B fect trout by 93 feet 2 deep. ie Building Lot. of very best locations for a private resi- Terms: One-third cash; balance six and twelve Months. secured by s deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when the Property is “ny 2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Ist ‘OB L) LEA! 0 ABTOCR GF DNC ob. ACESREOLD FEREE, Se ROPE eA Ras at o'ant .., Leball sei). by order ef the Hon. Orphan’ Court of the Disiziet of Ge the jersonal ia, the Effects beionzinz to the estate of the Inte Otke Bos- , Ou the corner 7th at. and ween deci The lease having 9% years to run wi M a jhe pigs 8 Also, good the Islend. Terms | One-half cash; balance on a credit of six menths on the resilue. taking of the pu! or parc the deferred secured by a solvent or » satisfactorily te the administrator. $100 dewn when the Drag . ¥. B. BOSWELL. i mies oe GREEN £ WILLIAHS, my 2-4 (Chron.} Auctioneers. No. 5: north Detrent, near the sovaer of sd at TWO VERY fronting on ¥ :,One-third cash; balance i: months, for notes bearing interest; a von sere ines tramps at the cost ofthe purchaser inte 1 of a r. ie Indlsputabic. $60 to be paid down on each lot |r ee ee ee awe, avcte, B® GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Ai No. Su 6, corner ef 7th and D atreets. Gage fleck p ‘AY, the first day of May next, at 6 oom nd pl © hour snd WELTER 8 OOX. Trastes, Myla J.C. McGUIRE 2 CO, Aucis, BX J: ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. OHANOERY BALE. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Armand Jardin et al. vs. Albertine Favier et al., No. 1,253, equity, dated Ma: 1857, I will offer at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the’ 9th day of May next, on the at halt-past 6 o'clock p. m., that valwabl teae in Washington known ing Square 1:0. This ners i valuable springs on it, which were recently filled Ry by vernment. but can easily be restored. It may be divided to suit purchasers. ‘Terms of vale : Une fourth of the purchase mon: to be paid in cash, and the residgein three equ instalments, at 6, 12 and 13 months, with interest, to be secured by rg ates Botes and a reserved len. The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, or the property may be resold. Fr one week's notice, at the risk and cost “fotempe abd couvevanctag at the cost of the p mpe and conve: at ar- charer WALTER 8. OX. Trustes 16- J.C. McGBIRE & GO., Aucts. BY J. 0. McGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers. CHANOERY SALE. By virtue of a decree In‘Re. Bickslor et al ve. Bickoler et sis fabeil sell, on SATCEDAY, the 5th day of May. A D.. 1856. o’cleck p. m., on the premises Lot in Square No. 816, fronting 12 feet 9 inches on Onpitol street, and rap: ng be k 160 feet, improved by comforts: le Frame olling House in good resair. Terms : One-half cash; the residue at six months Ba aon 3 (4 the rat his option may ‘pe! 1e Wi in cash, F. W. JONES. Trasteo, Sp 24-1it JAS. C. Mc@UIRS & CO. 5 B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aygrion SALE OF A VALUABLE CORNER it + at the corner of Nerth Carolina avenue and street east. UEBSDAY, the 8th instant, at 6 o'clock He Lg wend we shall sell Lot No. 10, lo. 968 ha’ frente pths. will be subdivided to A It uit purchasers. rms: One-half cash; in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- isea. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the costof the purchasers. §25 dowa on each lot when sold. my2d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BY carey & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOTS on ta 3 street west. between L and M streets nerth, Public Aucti>n. On TUESDAY. the 8th inst., at 6 0’clock we shall sell on the premises, Lot No 2.18 No. 117, having 30 feet front by 140 feet 101 ries Melt cna: balsne me eae ih athe r -belf cash; C8 . by adeed of trust om the premises Ali ‘ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of . 838 down when the lot is sold. BEEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. EXTENSIVE BALE OF HOUSEHOLD Rife Ie FURNITURE AT AUCTION On MONDAY. the 7th day of Mey, we shall sell th acts fe large Board: use, at 10 o'clock is 0. Ha Sore =e <7 eansyivania ave- ween Sd and 4% sta. wes! ‘and sx vive ascortment of Furniture, vig ss - jor hat »7-octave, italic Daria 6 ‘Octave, made by sivat Freuchs a Center, ur 5 osets, Mahogany. Weinat, and other Wardrobes and Saal Mabogany French, Jenny Lind, and ether Bed- Feather Beds and Beddi ¥a, and other Mattresses eather Bols: Brocatelle Window Curtains and rers, Chandeliers, and Gasburners randeles and Mantel Ornaments Extension Dining and other Tables and Stands China, Glass. Orec! Ware Table Cutler Cooking, With a oth GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FRY 0. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, B'° Sie D otreot, batween 100 sad 11th ete. SALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL BRIE, DWEL- LING AND ADJOINING LOTS AT AUG- On MONDAY AFTBENOON. May 7, at 6 0'1". Tahal vallioe the pranions tos wine edeteenl Lots 13, 14, of 15, in Bquare No. These Lots have been subdivided into as follows, viz -—Lot A fronts 21 feet the co: o K and streets; 8 street; Lot € fronts 20 feet on a back feet on jeot_ wid improved by » end substantially built foar story Brick Dwelling. wits a large Back Building containing Pe Cad abeat fourteen rooms. rf foot 21 Wth street. adjoint ae alley, Si feet Sachse, improved breweil: be = h . le and Carriage House. Terms : One-half cash; balance in siz and twelve months; notes to bear interest and be satisfacterily secured. Conveyancing aad stamps at cost of pur- Lig ry OC, W. BOTELER, Auct. were OF SPADES, SHOVELS, &c. Reliance ot cay Abr Will be sold at anction. under the direction of eiting G. Thomas. eng storekeeper at depet, Armory Square, thiseity,on MON. tr blo 8 J 4, 1886, at 10 o'clock o.m., pnt and 1,600 long- handled Bhoy- %& Sibley Tents, worn. a me aft , and many of them are in original pack- IN be sold st 3 sped id shovels lots of twelve, with Aeeks vilege ‘ot twelve ‘ome Five deys are toremovetheir vorms: Cash, funds Brevet Maj a and Ost Sune ap2-eta OO of Washington ARGE SALE OF VERNMENT PROP. ill be sold at Newborn, North Caroli amount of @rdnazce Stores,” Balers commence on the 15th day of + 1886, at 10 o'clock Ssgyinane thao oP outR ee ioe, Iron ang Brass or Gun Carri Harness. Saddies, Halters. Bridles, Blankets, Trop, Lead, Smiths, Armorers, and Saddlers’ ond Old Leather, Sling Carte, Gine , Egni; te Im; for Field and Guna, and other too numerous to Correct lists lee niched apon i m to x Ld ——e ir ap 18-tmyl4 Fixes PIOTUBES, Ase s | “AUCTION SALES. LPR ay aaa Cy BURY. D.C. Bay Se ee wht sold on the pablic aa- Fovatndocrensy i fovtar vii tana ‘ovte Barnees, ibe. % Soe mene Ser STREET Nese 1 Badoles. . 3 storing Carts, sae BRST Banna Spikes, | Myorey) w neOM (OR Sutter and Géte Stree) Weeone, (two eet ats jambs fgcrhoree 70 Open Binge, Bolte, ze cae al Ppa A ele aR Tee stoves, s y hy oe eli 2. 4-horse Amba- dion Treble Beeves. WBridies (new) eget WO vote Lines and Martin- SD al oe r) Pans, pets, f Ga reer 9°88 ood a8, le Boxes, bs. Rarap Iron, hoes, <j LS 2: ¥ 2 i ‘3 é IP hoeing Tools, i ©» ing Too! . io Hardiens = °° y0"t ering Squares, Ww0Pritchels and Punches ,10 Spuke Shaves and Saw 900 pairs Tongs, Setts. 300 pairs Pinchers, 40 Oil Stones, 76 Cold Ohieels, 14 Claw Hammers, 6 Olinch Trone, 50 Hatchets, = SS eeaecemnertedl,) ba One ‘*Pelton’s as and bolts, sbi an. Worthi: Steam was efhousand T1 forcipg twelve 5 25 Office and and Lead 15,000 Grain Backs. Eight horse Power,” with bear- ings, gesrings, pulleys, &c., Force Pump, capable of (12.000) gallons of water jay. And many other articles not ex! the above list. Terms: Stores . in Government funds. ithe delivered ou the wharf of the Gies- P 5 f to th haser. bye Depot. free of expense o the tig el . e purohaser will be allow: sale, tn which to remov boat for Giesboro’ will leave the f ' every heur during “i re RS‘, xx. Brevet ne ‘Divison. G-M-G°O S44z OF A STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE ap 23d CAVALRY DEPOT, GI: ESBORO, D. 0. fon WEDNESDAY Met iat ora ol a) bs y "following-described pablic prop: to wit one sream frame, most substantial Also, at the and fpriisnces of the ON ANGINE, 0. the very best RINDING F ne ING AND FEED with massive granite foundations.) 40 by 90 feet. with coal, ba all constructed of ine houses attached, material, andin the same Sime and place. eae, it. consintii F 160-Huuse POWER, 1) crlinder of twenty-two (22) imches diameter and twenty-four (24) inches stroke, set upon @ heavy cast-iron bed-plate, with cold hot verted poo ro) pl cold and ri -pulle; Gfameter’ and of Judson’s patent governor. TWO (2) BOILERS. oF 60-HORSE POWER made of the best boiler iron, five-sixteenths (5-16) LJ of an inch in thickness, fi and fourteen (14) feet five (5) inches in | boiler containi each three (3) ter, with the seventy one- fi ca our’ Tequisite appendages. ve ($) feet i water T, and cast-iron fiy-wheel, with of the same material. twenty-four (24) inches 1m (10) feet in » with diameter, jeach tag eid uc. TEN a0) PAIRS OF BEED’S PATENT BUDK- mee THIBTY (30) INCHES SPRING of solid French burr millstone, and 5 set in hes iy ry + well. eye py ; grain most economical and Tabor-enving with hay-cat- cleat to cut and feed on the lan, ‘The shaiting is of Gulshed wrought iron, and the Meys of cast iron, faced "and balanced with and boxes, sufficient to drive ten main dri vi: py rubber. and twenty four Gh js its for driving the mills, &c., - stretched of burrs, &c. he Engi aoe workmansh dition and fine work im operation on): ifacomed ad The jon tp. 10) pairs belt is + {i 4) aches wide, The of the best oak- eather. the vei still fo ‘ing order, the mill having been materials excellent con- about fifteen months. jeable by the ment on the day of sale, the ‘ately. yg CET Purchasers will be required to perty before the first (ist? day ent of the Govera- bulldings will be sold ve their July next, Moles otherwise Srranged with the owner of the grou whatfes GjoVEENMENT SALE OF BAILKEOAD AT BRAZOS AGO TEXA » for the parc! terest of the States Mititar; will dings. buildi Og + oars, for Gieaboro will avery bout: durin, nformation tT. eS 17 il the Bail White's Rancho, Texas include the entire ater stat . together with the roll- . other leave the Sixth-strest 0 day of sale. THE WILITABY SANTI. 8. ass ‘sermasver Gener ‘Aingion, D. C., April 19, 1866. 1D of Capitals’ this eel table te seckiug @ profil Division of Biverand ‘Washington. D. C., next, at it o'clook equip- Thi is it files ii ls - siiis Haas Spears wae is mado by steamer with Brownsvi to ‘The route fs the shortest and for the im- interior of Secteentene and % ae ~ ‘ieaeegeer yet er tortuous nat ion. on the Seca eee ee Teed is tvs foot guuge, good tee, ral, and e description of the p Rp ‘ow 0: oe hell be itary Div Ja rerees vision of the at Wise lect sy tech Oat 300 @w feet 3 inch Bismires oe WOW feet 2 inch Hickory 6100 feet 3 a ory Bemicee Ve! 14.200 feet 3 inch Ash 5 660 feet S-inch Ach $0.1 feet 4-Inch Ash aie fort ceteeh . #2 os fost BT O00 fact “he Se vee Gol, 0. He Tempbine GW. easttermanter ta casi a, ‘om hy 2. os pat an | ~} Bids will bo received for the purchase of 10,008 feet and ou ¥ The salaneeel Teserves the right to reject i the bids they $e epueitered too low. ‘ Pay iment tin Goverument er ee required Bpe Potification of te the delivery of the Lamber. which must be ter moved within Sifteen dnye after the preposal signed with the bidder's Lo gy office address, en- MAYOR'S OF FICE, A nit 2. 4 Srarzp PROPOSALS WILL BE eckivED by the undersigned i 12 o'clock m . ~ TUES- DAY, the 8th instant, for building & two-foot ber- re: Sewer ( inside diameter) al street vorth. between 6th and 7th streets wi wall to be nine inches in thick: thickness. from the centre Square No. 437, to connect wit! street north Sewer. which ind per \dder to the a jiece fer the Man- tu resporsiple for al tog or water pipes, or eau ba “aad eccident caused fn work. The right to decline any or all it be deemed to the interest of 1 ness. 5 rt is font Sewer. = diame! ve of the an Also, a two- nine inches in the sewer in E i lineal foot for hooey euch lene nea eater ; the suceess- Ht es done sed by the elements, the construction of the proposals. should poration, 1s rovements every day be Bor at ay time by calli the Fourth W: 9p 28 a — GALE OF ARMY Wacons. x — Chie’ Quarsrmener's Cies, Dope Sealed Proposals are invited for tical mechanics need bid but Practical SS CAMPBELL, Commissioner Fourth Ward. ef Washinston, , 1866. the purchase of seacny Wagons, in lots of not less than twenty- ve. Theee wagons road and farmin; pur! Proposals will &re worn, but stilf serviceable for received until 12 M. WEDNES- DAY, May 9, Payment (in Government fands) will fred notification of acceptanee of Sed prior tothe d Wagons. The right low is reserved. and prior to the delivery of the to. reject all bids corsidered too hese ed al e bid. re at Lincoln Depot, about one can be seer by apply jartermaster milo east Capital. and ing to Colonel TOMPKINS, the Qu — rected to posale should be signed witn the bidder's full yh ag Pont ofice ‘padrens,endoren fo purchase Amy BOCK ER " Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qu: op i9-17t Depot of Washington. W ASHINGION ARSENAL, WastiIncTon. Sealed P: wil . April 26. 1846. ill be received at the Wash- ington Arsepai uvtil the 10th of May, at 12 0’cleck M., for building a Magazine on near the ressional Burying apd specifi; Way 2d. Bach propscal te . ec! Magarine,” and to be the reservation Ground. Pians one can be seen on application tothe e Arsens! be endorsed “Bid for + 00 and after accompaniod by a gem known to the Department thet the bidder wi! his offer be sccepted, enter into form the work. i, if contract to per- ‘he Department reserves to itself the right tore- sschany cesitet thet iga not den advantageous £0 the interests of the Govern et SENTOR, ljajor Ordnance and Brevet ap /-dtmyl0 Colonel Commanding. NITED STATES MILITARY BAILR@ADS, Ofice of Assistant Quarvrrmaxer, 950 G st Sealed Pro; until 12 m., MONDAY. from the United States Bipeteen »: suitable for the diff latter = dred and fort ‘The Iron is land Rolling M will be sold A detai y the peui spans, may be obtained 8. Terme: Cash. in nd. led bill ef the Iren, and length of the on application at this D.C. April 28, 1866." ‘Will be received at this Hay 34, Soe, det ae eee es “Howe's Imi russ ing of the Rods. Plates, Bolts ferert spans. the in length from eighty te one bun- jtored at the works of the Gleve- Company, Cleveland. Ohio, and of- it funds. Governmen: The United States reserves the right to reject all bide if not deemed advantageous Proposals should he ensorsed the Purchase of Bridge 7 3 myltd Brevet Maior and A. ASHINGTON ARSENAL asuixc rox, D. é. SEALED PROPOSALS will be Wasbi: Tecei he Arsenal until the 10TH OF MAY. for carriage-bo For fi “ Proposals for CRO. . April 28, 1868. ved at t! OoITY asHiIncTon, D. 1s will Be received until the 12 Penneylvanie avenue to 7th Bidders will state the peice pay cubic : ° Commissioner af Fi W. A. FLE’ Commicstoner Sixth Ward, my 2-dtd Instant. for grading B street street th, if any, must may ii st be deposited a fh TORE! rect. . BARI AYOR'S OFFICE, CITY Batt, EALED PROPOSALS of tie ofice until BAT o'el +, for BDA M BS . DAVID HEPBURN WM D.W D.C. a WILL Y, ry 25th 1866. = BECEIVED May Sth, at 12 across joner, 5 Commissioner. ap 2-dtM5" {intel and Uolumbian | AYOR'S OFFiex. Ww. D.o. 1988. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 13 o'clock m.. on MONDAY, the day of M. 10g Sixteenth street west, next, for grat 7th sachusetts avenue to P street nerth. Bie will state the priee per cubic yard for the work i wed by the ook ie ooere: Bp 25-e05t AYOR'S OFFivus, Commissi will be = enti) and “JOHN W. loner DYER, First Ward. - ASHINGTON, April 3%. 5 PROPOSALS WILL BE EECEIVES URTIL Bciplock, mw, MONDAY. Bay 7, instant, for *Gladers will state the #rice eutting or filling, that which peid for but r if work is a) ved by ‘pies cree $e mi mara ret onow; the surplus dirt to be depesited the Commissioner may direct. oppo ee per cable for wes 3! CaMeeuLe, of the Fourth Ward. QPPositE THE PATENT OFF: 462 SEVENTH STREET. PAPER HANGINGS. Pin! -BOARD PRiuTs, A eh er LY And e magnificent stock of Ww ey AND FIXTU: Pic- WaEDRE CO} » TASSELS, AND Wy. 5 S leo, o superb assortment et RE aD OVaL PHOTOGRAPH *"Piorvad FRaMesrin Gold, Bosewood, Wal- t And an endlew variety of van TE MES, OnSB sR APTA a AAS COPIES The above stock is now offered to the public aT OO8T, FOR THIETY DATS, Ip to make roues Se extensive alterations ‘AD mm of the above complete stock fs re- | “ LJ, ‘HROOCK, 462 Seventh street, ap ¢ecsw Opposite the Patent Office. 5 LNG, tomes’ Botan ofa | ; Marrey's FRANOK TAYLOB. Psa RAILROAD LINES. WASHINGTON. ALEAANDAIA GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. aND “"Q, &. STEVENS, General Bap't mony Wi Paee 4 — PS. Genera! Manager, an. OHIC Bal D. ASHINGTOR, Marc x, 1888, 305 ae Sar SERINE tar. FOR BALTIMORE. iam. 0nd 24, and 45), andT ee Oe FOR ALL WAY 8TATIOns. an daily, except Sunday,at 6:23, a. mone FoR wat STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAFOLIB Leave at 6an46:30 m. and at 2:45 and 4:35 p.m POLIs. paLTIMOkE Leave at 7:30 a. m. and and 7:30. m iT. SR oe ee a cam be hed at et all the wi FEROEL Floxere to the W. the Ticket Fulledelphia, gad Boston, vee ad comer S80: Seb gee og apes ; HBOUGH LINE BETW. eT Te ePnita DELP ELA GRE hae ee om Wasninoton, March 26. 1896, FOR KEW XORK. without change of cars, p ugere daily (except Sunday) at 7 *. @. and 6-38 FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Phtlecet- Leeve daily (except Sunday 5 40pm ily « Bu ) ot 18 ©. m. ang 00d 6 ad Cy sched lseve for New York and Philadelphia st 6:30 p, adigeving care for New York on 6:39 p. m. train tickets to Philadel, Hew « Boston. be Pennsylvania avenue, AD 1TH, Master of Transportation, ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R.ROAD after Monday Op eat ¢ . Centr: i Lea 5 Wesnington dale apt Beoday s. sand arrivest Ly opm te pibeive Lyschbarg at's aad arrive at Wash- — EXPRESS TRATE. 6. Rehan A A “Lynchburg at 650 p.m. and arrive at mactgis, connections at Gunday) at {to gomfort- s ities all Ron. and South. New York. Philadei- offices of the ruad A Through tickets to a be ng | be had in Dy ne itimore, and at the “PM BROADUD. General Ticket Agent fe9-tf Alexandria, Va. ———————— ER“, V8, BEAT PEANSILVANIA BOU r G NUBTH ABD WEST. sani ” FOUR DAILY TRAINS. SPRING AND SUMMER SOREDULE. On and after March izth, follows : = Washington. Balt: > > TWO TEAINS AY. Connecting at Baltimore. eave Washington 28 end 7:40 p.m. SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. LOW FABRE AND QUICK TIME. through from Baltimore to Pittsburgh, ute or Elmive ithost change. ssi ~_ EBOBET DISEA SAMARITAN'S GIFT: SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED. “Yes, A Positive @vax,” fer GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRICTURES, dc, ~i, PE ee eee