Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1866, Page 4

THE ALEXANDRIA AQUEDUCT Beakoer ALDERMEN.—The Board met last evening Mr Thomas presented, at the request of the «Dairman of the joint cemmittee, to whom was reieried the subject of the removal of the Al- exandria Aqueduct, the following report: To the Honeratle the Board of Aldermen and rd «f Common Council of the Corporation of cun, D. C._—Your committee, to whom Tred the message of his Honor the vering the memorial of certain citi- 4 Georgetown in relation to the obstruc- hon of the navigation of the Potomac river by the Alexandria aqueduct, beg leave to report that they Rave given the subject due delibera- », and bave had an interview with a com. mitre of and appointed by the parties inter- and petitioning, at which interview the | urgent peed of relief from such gross injustice ast complained of was made so apparent, ma ihe advantages to be derived from the free navigation of all parts of the port of George- town so fully demonstrated, that your com- mittee cannot do otherwise than recommend to your immediate and favorable consideration the following resolution as declaratory of the devermined and untaltering intention of this corporation in the premises: Resolved. by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation ef Georgetown, That this corporation will. by liberal =ppropriations, and to the full extent of its corporate powers, co-operate with par- ies interesied in the use of such proceedings as will, in the speediest manner possible, se- cure to this town and its citizens the removal of the obstruction offered this port by the Alexandri ad vantages to be derived by sach removal. Your committee have not, as yel, been far- nisbed wih ipformatien as to the amount meerseary to secure the services of eminent counsel, 2nd ask that further time be granted them toreport thereupon. They would, how- ever, recommend the immediate passage of the M. Matthews, uy erte resolution (Signed )—Charies Thomas, Esau Pickrell, Jobn B. Davidson, B_ Barrett, Committee. The reportof the committee was adopted, and the reselutuion passed. The following were Adjourned. Common Councr..—Im the absence of the President. Mr. Dunlop was called to the chair. ‘The following meseages from the Mayor were read and referred —Relative tothe constrac- hen of water closets in the station-houses, and the award of the contract. es Cour ‘ f reco be A 2 Hyde, Esq. e ter r etreets The report of the special joint committee on the petition of certain citizens, in reference to the Alexandria aquedact, was received from the Aldermen and read. Mr. Denlop hoped this subject would not be | disposed of toe hastily. Tne question of in- Junction had long ago been tested by the courts of the District, carried to the Supreme Court, and the decision was adverse tous. He thought it questionable whether the parties above the Aqueduct have any right to object, after hay- avg allowed the work to remain so long with- It is possible that they, by neg- lect, bave forfeited their rights. Mr. opposed to going into this matter of appropri- Tation blindfold, with no view would unite with the most strenuous advocate of this measure in Tegret- ting and lamenting thatthe aqueduct had ever been placed there; but it has been done, and cannot be undone. Mr. D. doubted the right ef the corporaton to join in this matter, and out objection ation and ae of the end. e hot see with what propriety the land-owners above the Aqnedact can call ration for this aid, admitting t ‘won would be befiefitted by Mr. Orme wanted the Corporation to act cautiously, and know how far they wouid | h to proceed im this matter after giving the Fassed the Aldermen. He could not see why & nuisanée of loug standing might not be abated as well as one ju: eapee atfirst it is up as far Gaye. Nr. Goddard woald ask Mr. Jegaiized a nuisance? Asto ¢ to make a liberal appropnation, itenly as an enceu goahead. The amo: 1 r the Corporation to idea of what will be liberal in the case. making the appropriation, he would not vote for an outrageous appropriation tekle lawyers. Mr. Kane could net favor the resolution as | at present proposed. He would much rather | vote to appropriate $1,000. Mr. Fees sand the resolation makes no ration: Mt only pledges liberality y 2° $1,000 may not be required by the Cor- let it nd bt there Mr. Libbey replied that the Corporation his otber powers to exercise besides that of pros- e n—tbe power to appropriate. The amendment wes rejected. Mr Orme offered a substitute, appropriating | £50 m aid Of Dodge, Cooke and Co vs the Al- 2 Cans] Company; rejected. The ori- einai resolution was rejected by yeas 5, nays 5. on of Mr. Orme,the vou was recon - & committee of conference asked ¢ Chairappointing Mezsr.. Orme, Goddard, and Dayldson, oa the part of xan On wo idered, this Board. resent— Messrs. Matthews, Croply, eiston and Simms. f-om the «tanding comm tee, reported fayora- | biy the ordinance passed by Council, Tepeahog & poruen of an ordinance ¢: Mr. Thomas, led, “An ordi- the retail of ed a* Tequires parties taking nee under it to keep upon their od bedding for the accomm: lers and guests is re © WOS pasced. recommendation of the comm was made as follows of certai bad been referred to them:—Resolution in fa- yore! Robert E. Talbot; passed. Kesolutien in taver of B. Moxley; rejected. An ordinance Tepealing all ordimances tor the improvement of Longen street; adopted. A communication from Wm. Whelan & Co., with reference to the sabstirauon, in certain places, of the Bartholo- yaw w for the Meigs sydrant; referred to Coun- peaied. The ord:- Im accordance with the ctee disposition subjects which | the navigation of aqueduct, and the referred to Council :— Pention of W.G. Busey and Benjamin Dod: that an alley in the rear be opened and graded: petition of Conrad Wolz, for the remission of # fine. received from Council and concurred in toe following —A resolution to advertise for pro- posals for the repair of the arch between | -Puyette aud Frederick streets: a resoluuon for } the repair of the breakwaters of the piers of Bridge sireet bridge, and a resolution ap Priating $1,040 for the repair of Little Falis Bridge. Communications from Council trans- wittibg & message from the Mayor, proposing the appointment of Anthony Hyde in the place of Jobn Marbury, in t Corcoran charity fon. to the payment of the cost of keeping i the Paper Mill Bridge, were referred to the Recorder, to report by bill or otherwise. their premises may administration of the nd @ message in regard in relation to the bh hetween Fayette and Frederick streets, nd eaclosimg the propesition of Mr. Jno. Hop- kins ‘o putitin good crder for $150. Traas- muting correspondence with the Levy Court relative tothe Paper Mill bridge pay 4 proportion of the ex- truction, npon the ground that otney of the Corporation of Washing- ton had decided that Boundary street is within ‘oe limits of Washington and the Levy Uourt is not liable for expense of its repair. to & gutter on south sid? of 6th street. to the construction of the Little Falls brid; and asking 22 Applopration of £1,000 fur its repair, and euclosing correspondence with the tS. authorities relative to the same | img the board of the declensien of Jobn Mar- | bory, Esq., to act longer as a trustee of the « an cbarity fand, and Rominating A. to fill the vacancy. Kelative to the fines imposed by the policé magistrate for £ liquor under Corporation licenses not Lprevee by the Board of Police. The following petitions, &c., were referred: y Mr Barreu— Petition of G. W. Bobrer. for of afine for selling liquor toa mi- Mr. Goddard--Petition of John Fuss, ssion of a tine for selling liquor with- . e not having been ap declines t bis Tic y the Board bey — A similar peuti Mr Kane—The bill of the jndges of elect: Mr. Goddard, from the streets | tee. reported & resolution making ap- | riation for the repair of the break- water | idge street bridge. Also, aresolution au- thorizing an advertisement for proposals to re- pair tbe arch between Fayette and Frederick of G. W. Varneil. m rent. "bought if it was done atall the land owners stove the aqueduct ought to proceed first. Mr. Davidson said the case cited by Mr. Donlop was not analogous. was brought by the Corporation on the ground ef damages to Corporation property; and the courts decided that the Corporation was not injured in its property, having none affected by it. The Corporation in this case is not a ; bat there can be no doubt, if the suit ts successful, that the Corporation will be greatly benefited by the abatement of the nuisance. Mr. Fowler opposea the resolution. He could The suit then pon the Corpe- hat the Corpora- the suceess of the if it was a nui- Duisanee still,and bas frown to be more dangerons. Mr. B. asserted that if the navigation of the Poto: mac be opened the water is navigable, a thou- sand vessels will arrive and depart every ten Danlop if age he proposition he lookea upon ragement tothe parties to untof an appropriation is assess according to key meved toamend the resolution = out the words « by liberal appro- p ‘Bought the gentleman bad bet Words im, as the court bas decided | n this connection the Corporation has no | f the Aldormen— tee, reported @ resointion appropriating £00 for repair of the Little Fatis bridge; adopted. The bey telex | spbjects were re- ferred: Petition of Com: (# for remission fine: petition by W. G. Busey and B. Dar. jer the making public of an alley opening R street, and for grading the same; and a com: ication of Wm. Whelan & Oo,, re- lative tostreet hydrants. Mr. Goddard, from the conference committee, reported back the original report and resolution, and reco.n- mended its passage; and was referred—ye s7, pays 3. On motion of Mr. Dunlop, so much of the report of the School Guardians as relates to a new school house, was referred to the sebools committee. Mr. Clabangh moved that the Board concur in an amendment of the Al- dermen to resolution for the repair of the Lit- of | Ue Fall's bridge; agreedto. Mr. Libbey offered a resolution directing the schools committee to inquire into the expediency of enacting a law providing that the children of citizens only shall be eli le to the schools; referred. AUCTION SALES. B* J. 0, McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. HANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE “HIER ACER OEO® S2amD OH Pan By virtue of » dectee of the late Circuit Ooart, in cause No. 1,496 Equity, Kibbey et oat Campbeil’s heirs, &c . the undersigned wili se!l at public auction, on the pri TU. DAY, the 18h day of November, A. t western oni of Lot No. 6, i 491, frontt 19 feet 6 inches, o: Penneyly: avente. and having « 121 feet to a #0 foot alley, with thereon. nee Pro is ——— — - the National des jo. enneylvania avenue, and ‘one, ofthe mont valuable business stands ta the im thi 1 payments. at si AOTS na im three equal ents. six, eighteen mon-be, with interest from Gay of tales secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with surety or sureties approved by the Trusteo, If the terms with in five days. the premises risk of the defaaiting par- gant after one week’s notice in the National inte! yncer. Convey anci and st: itt Pye cost of the pur- 4 oem cota JAS.C McGUINE & OO aeets. ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES 5aLB OF pve LOTS, FIRST On THURSDAY A 'BNOON, November 15, at 4 o'clock, op the premises, by virtue of two deeds of trnat, duly recorded, I shall sell Lote 5 and 6, ir Winders subdivision of part of Square 170, fronting each 24 feet 8inches’on 18th street west, near F street north, running back about 120 feet to 6 is improved by s small Brick T a iced at sale. Conveyanci: sorecot O-TNGLD, Trastee. haser’ : ane: he J. ©. McQUIBE & CO., Aucts, _ Bo 3-tawads {Intel.} Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUALE IMPROVED eer ay ON SEE co Bo 4 12TH By virtue of adeed of trust, dated the ist day ofreptember, A. BD. 1834, and duly recorded in Liber N.€. 7. No. 45, folio. &e.. of the Lana Records for Washington Uounty. in the District ef Columbia and by direction of the parties secured thereby, I will sell at public action. in front of the premises.on MONDAY, the 19th day of No vem gt ee as es 0 lock ig at pur- 1d is improved with very nai iegs, and is le One-third cash, of which $200 paid at the time of sale: the remaining two-thirds to be psid in «qual payments in 18, 2, and 30 months. with interest from day of sale. and secured by deed of trust to the satisfaction of the Trustee. The terms of sale to be complied with in seven days aiter jay of sale, otherwiee the pro- perty may +4 resold atthe risk and cost of first purchaser All con chase. ancing and stamps at the cost of pur- WM. H. WABD. Trustee. oc Meokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. Sit, OF SERVICBABLE AND UNSERVICE- ABLE AKTIULES OF ORDNANCE, L ARMS Lba- NEOUS STORES, Bureau of Ordnance, Navy riment, Washrasion City, November 3, 1566. On THUBESDAY. the twenty-second (22d) day of November, 1866. at noon, there will be soid at Public auction. in the Washington Navy Yard, to = Magness bidder, a lot of serviceable and unser ie Small Arms and Miscellaneous Articles of nance Among the Arms are Muskets. Swerds, and Pistols, a few of w eonditios; the length of barrel and ing. however, from the n: atten: e articles will be sold . Terms: One half cash, in Government funds, to be dey ited on the conclusion of the sale. and the remainder witbin days afterwards: dnring which time the articles must be removed from the | Yard, otherwise they will revert to the Govern- | ment Wi HA. _bo 5-Stawtd Chief of Bure: ¥ HAGLE & UW., Auctioneers, Seles-rooms Ko. ¥96 Pennsylvania avenue. Hagie & Oo. will give personal e-iention the sale of Beal B inte aud Howreheld Bavaro the residence of camilies declining rk chandise of every desce\pticty Horses Oni eee Lt e \oB. lorses, Harness. fo : * acorfy" ABGE SALE OF CLOPAING, N i” GARRISON euviPaGn ME aay fof Quertermaster’s Office. tna C.cNowember 8: tsp" Washinzion, D. vember 5. . Will be sold. by direction of the Quartermaster jenera MONDAY. November 19th, commenc- ing at 10a. m., under the th ju per visi be D.G. Thomas, M.S. E ory Bausre Depot L. «at Square Depot’ 7th street, below Pennsylvanii t = ing described property. ne emg y 2 aes 19,000 Axes; 18 400 Picks; 14,0°0 Hatchets, About 19 000 Axe Handles; 9.000 Pick * 12.600 Hatchet Ha ot Beatin eat es. ‘These goods NEW andin ORIG L = AGES. and were manufactured hy Hane aoe turing Co. ; Celli 5 Win, a Parnes Os. ellins & 00.5 12. in, Jr.; Beatty 3 AL‘o, About 7.100 Great Coats—brown, black, and gray Infantry Over Ce ‘iza Carnie Jackets pairs 1,900 waert—black. All new goods. eins a sitse heey Seat © reatcoats. lufantr; Seats, Jae ets, olen abber Hate, Woolen and Blankets, Bed Sache, Metallic Seales, Ruamecke, and Haversacks, Spades,Shevels, Axes. Camp Ket: ties, Mess Pans. large lot of Tenia aud Tent Pelee, Goods mut removed within five days from day of sale : Gash. in Govern nt fands. Forme: Goan of Gen. D. H. Bucker, Assistant rtermaster Generel. — GBAELES H. TOMPKING, no 5-12t Bvt Brig Gen.. Quartermaster. RALE OF SULDIBES’ S4 bao aul AT ALEXAN Chie Quartermasier’s Ofice We aiiprtea toate gta at following described buildings, &c., will be sold at yarn mony les. UEDY. pon wiglo it Botnet Colonel James W Moor ro A. QM. One Barrack, 34 feet by 281 feet; One ti 12x51 hectsets One Ocere Oe oe cers’ Quarters x. One Dining Boom. Sixize feet.” One Open Shed, 16: Cae Open Shed. 1216 feat: One Guard-heuse, 12226 feet; One sink; Let of Ooal Bins; One lot of Fencing, and 1 2!2 lineal feet of Picket large lot of Water axd Gis Pipes and Fixtures used in these buildings. joeten: must be remeved within ten days from te sale. rms: Oash, ii vernment funds By ‘ommand’ ot Gea Br Rucker, Avststant Quartermaster Genre As. it TOMPKINS. Brevet Brigadier General, Quartermaster. U. 8. A. oc 80 118 SALE OF HORSES AND MULES. ow Washington Thore will be sold a onthe 10th instant, Brigadier General C. . Tompkins, ry master. at LINCULN DEPOT, in this city igre eacere inedible public enimals, viz: rte + the in Gevernment fands. anbeiast Guariermenshescman® Seer OHAS. H. TOMPKINS, no 2-ft Ovionel, Q. M. Dep't. on i ra mess Be vith RPHANS’ COURT. Oct. 234, 1866.—Distaicy oF Colum Ww. : ten paleeet tie Allen, deceased execato: ecut +4 Ly o sforesaid has, with the approbation of “ | Phaps’ Court of Washi: ‘Or- a county aforesaid, sppointed Saturday, the ith oad ‘of. November, for the final settiement and bution of the Dersonal estate of said deceased, and of the assets yo band. as far as the seme have bee lected axd turned into where all the creditors re deceased are notified to attend, with their claims properly vouched, or they may other wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased ’s estate: provided a copy of this order be published cuces week for three weeks in the Evening Star, prov to the said day. Z. C. ROBBINS, _ “asginter of Win wit! before the 7th otherwise by law Steen Senet my baae this th dar af Oetober, ’ "MARY L SPIESSRE. no 6 lawsw" Aduiniv;ratsix. BANKERS, y4Y COOKE & CO., BANEKEBS, Fifteenth nireet, epposvte Treasury, Buy and se} | etcurrent market rates, and keep constantly on bend, a full supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND | INTBREST NOTBS. Orders for BTOOKS. BONDS, Ao., executed, and Collections made on ail accessible points. } BARnow &0e., Corner Louisiana avenne and Seventh reet, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SsILVEB AND LAND WABBANTS. L=¥* JOHNSON & CO., BAHEBBS, avenue, Balty and Ohio Raf for schedule between, Washi Apna’ send the DBALERS 18 FOREIGN EXOHANGE, GOVERNABNT SECURITIBS, STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD ABD SILVER, BOUGHT AND SOLD. mb First National Bank of Washington, (of Jay Cooke &Co.,) President. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY 10:45 a. m., and 2:45, and 4:80. and 8:00 p. 2°45 and 8:00 p. FOE VAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS NOTION. amp Leave at 6:15 and 7:00 @. m.,and at 2:45 and 4:35 SINANOIAL AGENT OF THEUNITED | »*a°"°* . 16th street, opPosiie the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United S7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMEN? SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES, We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ané prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MBNT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Oasbier. Wesbington, March 20, 1865, F J. R. ELVANS & CO., WHOLESALE AND BETAIL saere daily, except Bunday, at 7: On Sunday at 8:00 p.m. only.co at Relay Bn 4 00 p.m. only, connectin, ik . de. jraaoual TICK BTS to the West can be had at ad verti ent of ** Thi W P- SMITH. Ma L.M: Co oc 80 tf GEU. 8, KOUNTZ, Acer TIME Pons pa meer pos DA ther notieo, Passe; Washington aud Alexandria as follo Laays Ww. BUILDERS’, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARB BAB IRON AND STBEL, OUT NAIL, HORSESHORS, HOESESHOB NAIES, KUTS AND WASHEES, WAREHOUSES: 309 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, 301, 303, 305 O STREBT, @6and §7 OUISIANA AVENUB, WASHINGTON, D. O. Bhe hi acoommodations. eqnal steamer on Obesapenke SOUTH AND WEST, potomac TEANSP Filled with Oare and Promptness. The Reamer EXPRESS, Capt ‘aahii atéa. eeapdcie at dea ih EVERY 6A CABBIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK Smith's Constently arriving from Factory, and sold 8 Jowest market prices. ~ RAILROAD LINES, ___BAILROAD LINES, TTR Ran a sv one ANDNEW Traize between Washington ahd How York are 4 Bz EW LORK’ withoxt ¢ of oars. a Leave dally (except Sunday) at 7:90 s,m, and FO@ NEW YORK, chancinz cars at Philsdel- ‘Leave daily (except Sunday) at 31:150.m.and | 430 p.m. 1A. Leave dally (except Sunday ) at 7/30 and 11:25 8. | m., and 4:30 and | FOR PHILADELPHIA Je. SUNDAY. Leave for Hew York and Philadelphia at 6:90 p. | ™alceping cars for New Yerk on 6.90 p.m. train | “Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York. or | pa nean'be had at the Static tation Office at re yd Brokers Telegraph Line, 348 Penn re iy ine le wiweon oth and Ahutrecte,” streets. road advertisement ington, ‘timore, eet en bpeaEBo al OHIO RAILROAD. ha sce py oa June 25, 1896, ‘Trams between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MOBM, and WARHINGTON BND THR WEST are pow run as follews. FOR Leave daily, except FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Leave daily, except Bunday, at 7:00 a, m., aud FOR ANNAPOLIS. Leave at 7:00 and7:30 a. ms and 4:30 p.m. No trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday. ON SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:30 a. m., and 3.45 and a p.m, 0 Leave at 7: . ., and 2:45 and 8:00 FOR ALL PARTS OF THEW: trains from Baltimoreto Wheeling, washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day. as weil as at the new effice of the Hank- ers and Broke: avenue, between ¢th and 7t! 8” eelegta Line, 345 Penn. streets. For New York, ese and Boston, see LE. Ger oral Tick it Agent. a ), 5 6 a neral Tic! Wassins ton. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN BAILROAD. TABLE. ¥, May 7, 1868, and ontil Trains will ran between we: SHINGTON, Leave ALEXANDRIA. 6:20 A. Local 6:00 A . Bxpress........ 335 AM, . BM ‘erdbeoss 4:60 P, M, Wd PURLES: tw. CSOs, B STEAMBOAT LINES, N=Ww BiVEE Lins, The fine Steamer WAWASSEPT will leave 7th street wi , Wasbti iD, eve! TOxeDaY anp'aafoay MORN- my or board or to . OHN VAN RISWICK, Gen'l Sup’t Potomac Ferry Com, oe 12-1m Seventh street Whar, Fo THE EASTERN SHORE. The large, stannch, aud commodious Steamer WILSON SMALL, OaPT. B. T. Eom leaves her pier Opposite BD. jo. «20 Light street wharf, (be tween Barre and Lee streets and .)_ Baltimore, eve: 1 SATUBDAY, ato THURSDAY . m.. for EASTON LOIN T, DOUBLE MILLS, 4 -ETTS CABIN CREEK, MEDFORD’S aad LLOYD'S LANDING. ning from “THE SHOBE,” she leaves Landing at 1 p, m., Cambridge at 4.30 p. -,and Baston Point at 52 m_, (touching at the Mi te landing.) on Mondays, Wednesdays, ne state-rooms, &nd all other pi r fo ‘those of any eal ay. ‘ATION LINE, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. A. BYTHEB, aa Point, Ohapel Point. Plowaen’ Stone's Wharf. Our- Ws Wharf, Hazell's W! Lookout, aad arrives at Balti: im BEEN 2 RO. TIN PLATE, PIPB AND SHEBT LEAD, OOPPEB, ZINO, &c., Bold at Eastern Bates and shipped with despate BXOELSIOR Constantly on hand in begs and bales, BOPE, COBDAGE, ao. JOHN B. ELVANS & Ce., ‘Washington, B. OF RR OeMOND, SESDERICKSBURG AND PO TO TBAVELLEES GOLNG SOUTH. TWIOK DAILY, (Sunday a, m. excepted.) nickest and most te te Richmond, Yavesd the Sours. via toe Potesmee ath Strvet O MATTINGL pi, Wantagton, 3.0. W OLABE, Ws _epbly palace ieee Agent, Cue AT BEDUCED PRIOES, 28, ao }» Do. Steamers, ri Dady Stove Do. Beg, Do. Far- ee ove, Do. Egg, very superior Goal, high Foundry Lae pineses Vein, 8! Baltimore Com nace, Do. Lum Boston Bi eases yas in chamber. thy per- ton “4 the District, surro by ite own a e and Bes. 98.75, The time for families to put in their wins ‘Ordereewill be received at our office, 465 9th street, between E and F, or at 01 405 9tn st... be! a NO 8. ae have now on hand an assortment 40 TO 50 03. AEA factory prices. exe! — y for eash, we are enabled bribe eras | G)METZEROTT & 00., inway & Bons’ which we are son & Hamlin’s WwW ILLIA MARBLE Bt. and WA, none BASTEBN MAB. PHitavELray, 1s prime order. BEEF TONGUES, ROR ELL, 7 (obomBrA HOAPITAL SOB WOMER LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth stzeet(elrcle.) corner of M street, Institution bas been established for the Yand for the nduiess cies may require the Comforte ct io re- oites of Tine 0 0 who may be suffering dis- fer 7. nds. Care the door ve minutes. NE WOOD, of the vory best quality, | “Terms of euwiectons Bio Os ve B10 nae, in secordeace with the . in ance. Thier includes Heard, Mediotuce, io and Surgic attendance. HteRSeIE ee, 184 I street. 20th streets. SULT Gr RAWetutaNs AND EGEONS. 5K Baw BS, Me Dy Butgeon Geae, 7H > ete EPS ee aera etiena Orders for admission to the sree bade spthlahes. » (of which there p ars soldiers desiring admission are can 184 1 8 rgpen ean earaiss aoe fancier ehnses sta here . ve we ef tel. A.B. eu 28-eoly wo ae TRESEMAR, |. ‘| Paorzorgp BY novet BBS PAT. ent BES ORES ting the use of mercury ‘all other deleterious | fee 100s. ‘> ab) suicontinet peer a. 1, Bealed Proposals Or ered in quantities abort as At Boston. samples, both of of the Depot or Chi: New York. Philew: ‘Wasbington, Fortress Monroe. ichmond, Re- leigh, Newborn, Fay etteviile. Charleston, Savan- . -( must st of good stove-plate ir: jeas than twenty (20) peunde cach, jhoresenly by speing im melted zinc. 4. a Proposals for sites a8 above. location. ‘and ‘number f be received at the office of the undersigned, Ord Hain Sap of Rivas caer me By order of the Board s BROUKLY muixed yegetabloe’ ten pounde of colice; Or lation etables ot coffee; or, Thereof, “one and a halt pound of tea; fifieen pounds of sugar, winener oue pound of sperm ‘candles. or one-and one-fourth pound of edemantine candles. or one and one half pone of tallow: four pounds of soap, and two "Tie rations are to be defiversd upon the commanding ; beef, either in bulk or ingle ration. of portion of hind and Peete tae stearate ced ce ly to the Surgeon General, United States ePetionts Uviog ata whe desire to come to thig institution for tment can secure pri for. , we letter to the of the make good the difference between the rooms by applying by ‘ to muetron of z ni Newspapers satho will snd the paper ce 2-lawiw 's. Teco! ved, which we aud PROPOSALS. | P#oPosaLs Fou 1BON HEAD BLOUKS. Scorer si. Went 1 be received at the Office Wa:hintion, of the Quartermaster General. Washington, D. 0., until ®: en so VEMB 1566, for farnishing Onset Blocks for Nati Cemeteries, deliy- Mows, viz Mass , from 8) to 100 head blocks Providence, R.I , trom 308 to 500 do Ne . Conn RO to 569 do New ork city, «from 4,00 to 6.000 head Phil bia, Pa., from 3.000 to 3.500 head joc! t ~,Pa., from 100 to 200 head blocks a eT a Itimore, Md., from } 880 2. do is. Md, f 2300 do Point oskess, Mai. from 0 to 4,000 head Nesting, Wact Ver. fiom iio mendes . t .. from Gpertestes. (heaxeks O, H.,) from 200 to 500 Wethiogton, D.C.,from 20,000 to 45,000 head Va., from 3,000 to 4,000 head ests 3 2 Herrer’s Ferry, Va, from 1,000 to 1,500 head block + from 2,000, to 11.000 head blocks » from 3,000 te 4,000 head blocks + from 70) to 1 do Petersburg, from 15,008 to 20,008 blocks Newbern, N. ©.. from },600 to 1,500 head blocks Wilmington, N. U.. from 220) t0 800 bent blocks Salisbury, N. O.. from 800 to 600 head blocks Goldmorgngs, N.C., from 1,800 to 2,000 head jocks Obarie-ton. 8 © Florence. 8. VU. ‘oun £00 to 3. Beaufort, 5. 0., from 1,000 to 1,200 head blocks Savannah. Ga , from 1.000 to 1.50 do Marictta » from 4,068 to 7.000 do Anderson Ga., from 12,000 to 13,000 head from 1.209 to 7,000 head blocks -, from 700 to 1.900 do lua or Mc aeoaetys Als., trom 2,000 to 3,099 bead biecks Barrancas, Fia , from £00 to 1.000 head blocks New Orleans, La., from 3,000 to 4.000 head blocks Baton Bouge, La., from 2,000 to 2,500 hea) blocks Port Hudson, La., from 500 to 600 head blocks | Texas, from 500 to 600 do tisgo, Texas, from 200 to 30) head b jatchez, Miss., from 1.2% to 2.000 head blocks Vicketug, Miss., from 15,000 to 45.000 head = Corinth. Miss. from 4.000 to 6 £00 head blocks Memphis, Tenu.. from 5.000 te 12.000 do Fort Doneleon, Teun., from 2,000 to 3.608 head blecks Bemhwiies Tevn., from 15.000 to 20,000 head bloc! Brownsville. Braze O ib Landing, Tenn.. from 3.00) to 4,5 Pitteburen Landi 3.000 to 4,200 bloc Stone River, Tenn., from 4,000 to 5.00) head jocks Cuntisnone Tean., from 8,000 to 10,000 head Lexington, K Getre, LIL. from 6.008 to 5.000 c go, ih.. from 1.4@) to 4,500 do Si ringfield, [i1. , from 600 to 1,90 do Quincy, 111", from 200 to 300 do ck Island. Lil , from 1,200t0 2,000 do Jeffersonville, Ind from 800 to}‘o09 do Indtapapolis, Ynd., from 1,200to 3.00 do Jackson, h . from 100 te 200 de Cincinnati, Ubio, from 700 to 1,000 do Golumbus, Chio, from 308 to 2.400 do Camp Denison, Ohio, from 30 te 400 do. Johnpee. 3. Island, Ohio, from 20 to soy hv jocks it Louie, Mo., fram 4,000 to 5.000 head blocks Cree Barrac! Mo, from 3,00 to 4,0 ki Diocks Fort onseawerth, Mo., from 1,000 to 1,500 head —a¥ Towa. from 109 to 200 hea! blocks. lo , lows. trom S00 te 1,000 mitts. - 1 10 aN fro 1,400 to 2,000 phia. Pittsburgh. Baltimore, Tallahassee, Mobile. ick+burg. Memphis, Mash- urfreesboro’. Louisville, rsouville, Colambus, ;Ohio,) 8t. Louis, Fort Leavea- worth. Omaha, Little Bock and Ban Francisco. (Bids for Sen Francisco will be received until De- cember 3]. 18%.) 3. They will be about pine (9) inches high, from ten (16) ee baal inches tong, and from three (34q) to four and @ halt (435) inches wide, we ar the bottom. They wil te, are reduced price the articles would be furnished in the increased nu Each bid must be accompanied by 8 good and ufficient guarantees of at least two responsipie Parties thet the contract. if awarded, will be iaithfully and premptly executed, (The respon- official certificate of the clerk of the nearest Dis- trict Court, or of the United States District At- <5 "Athe Government reserves to iteelf the right to revect «ll bids, if unsatisfactery: and to delay the ome a later Bee ant nod x, ory ae » in some instances, to chang: int CT EG ao a reason a" Lig er deduction fer diminished transportation will 7: The time of delivery to be subject to fatare it. sufficient time being aliowed after of pames are farmisnea to the contractor. 8. ‘The articles must conferm rigidly to the sam ple, and will be « int of delivery as the Chief of the Bureau may 2 The fall mame and office address of the bid- to such inspection at the inly endorsed **Pro- ats for Tron Head Blocks,” and be edd ingtose bt ye M.O. MEIGS. Quartermaster General bo 3 tnosd Brevet Major General, U.S. A. te BOPOSALS FOR SITES FOR BUILDINGS FOB THE WAE DEPARTMENT. Wasuincton City, October 25, 1968. ating the price. of equate feet offered, will ADWELL, ¥. 3. oc27-dtd Bvt. Lieut. ame }. A., Recorder. Poe ei 2p Mla rt i 0 aE On Pacrosare FOB RATIONS. Bealed office until 2o'cleck p.m.. of Tuesday, the 27th day of November next. ter furnishing r: Enired States M rations t jarines at the following statien ‘J from lst J 18g, June, 1368, viz: PORTSMOUTH, Ni re. CHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts. N,N H1L ADELPHIA York. P Pennsylvania, WasinGTon City District ef Colambta. PORT. 1 Norfolk, Virginia, UND CHET Tilinoe em ‘OU: PENSACOLA, Florida. Each ration to consist of three-fourths of a pound of pork or bacon, or one-aud a fourth pound of freth or salt beef; eighteen ounces of breat er flour. or twelve oun-es of bard bread, or one-and @ fourth pound of corn meal; and at the rate te one madred rations of eight quarts of beaus: or, in Het Wicrect foe pouade ota niin lee tee twice per werk, o1 undred and oe d ounces of ‘ind one handred ounces of four quarts of the ficer of each station. fi or by the al 3 , with » necks ‘Orleans, or ite eqnt good N ‘ 6b s. vinegar, candles, sosp, salt, &c., tobe ‘ai to iuspection. Bnarantee: de accempanfed by the followin ¢ for the . with and sa it se. Case the said —— shail fall'tecs: der of tbe and that which may be accepted. ; "8. tor, D , Guarantor. Dd, Witness: BS. F. oe, 183—— 1 hereby certify Sas Sep thorn nest ou krown to me & menof property, and able 8:03 theit nerantee. make the United Btates District gues dy gudge, Uuited States District Attorney, or Uol- 2 Re proposal will be considered unless accompa- t ove guAaTAnteS, Lashers Sate xed to WaRObR Jee taining the first inser ation: » z 1 exe! to this oBee posal to be endorsed “Proposals for Re- iene Sead aderenceaite the un Jerstgned. : ILLIAM B. SLACK, Mater ano Quartermaster. ee ee rg. Vs., from 12,000 to 16,000 head | Wincherers Va., from 5,00 to 8,000 head | blocks from 500 to 1.009 head blocks | 20 do ©., from 2.000 to 2,600 beaa | | PROPOSALS. | NOTICE. BOPOSALS Are invited for the | roger known as ANT CHUBCA a . oi 4 street west, between B avd F streets north, ai. joining the Ohronicle Brtiding Bits will be received for the le property, or | for the Church or Parsomage separately. until ist | December next For farther information inquireof @ E KEN NEDY. No. S08 Ttb street, between Dand & no7 Stawtdec? [Chron & Intel } | PRorosats ron GRANITE AND GEASITE f rermaster”: D of Wash OAS Coe rentn eC. Berean aan Seaied Pi Will be received at this of, | enti! WEDNESDAY, November 14 : 7 poor, for the construction of Lye Tomb the vanit in Artin bullt in accordal oe Natio Pi otf th nd «4 | in the possession of Mr, Rdward Clark Govers | architect. and which can be seen at the architect’ | office ol Ex ‘0 be performed under the direction | of Mr Kd. Clark, « ith the materials far re ja Hh. bevy he 5 jetant Quartermaster rel, no 7-6t Breve ae: General Usa rmy. | | pBorosats FOR FLOUR. | } i ice Depot Commissary of Swbsistence ‘ashaneton. D. C., November 3, 144, Bealed Proposals are {invited until SATURDAY, | November 10. 18%, 12 o'clock m., for fari the Subsistence Department with will be for what is Known at this 2.and 3, and bids will be enter- quantity lows than the whol. n duplicate, and fer eacn grade on sets of paper. very of the Flour to commence within | five days from the opening of the bids, and must be deliveres in such quantities, daily, as the Govern- ment may direct, at the wharves, or Bailroad De- pot in Wachingten, D.C. | The delivery of all Flour awarded to be com- j Beted within twenty days from the acceptance of eb | _ Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in | new oak barrels. head lined | Payment will be made fn ench funds as the | Government may have for disbursement The gsual Government inspection wilt be made just before the Flour is recetved. and none will be serepred which is not fresh ground, and of « supe- rior quality. No bid will be entertained from partion who have previously failed to comply with their bide, or from bid not present to respend. qccuerament reserves the right to reject any bid T any Cause. Bids to be addressed te the undersigned, at No. 223 G street, endorsed * Proposals ol eal L | _nos.tt Mejor and 0. 8.. 0.8. | PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. | Treasury Department. Office of Internal Roconmne . ‘axhin, ton , October 18th. 1866 Sealed Proposals wiil be recetved at this office Butil the 15th day of November, 15%, at 12 o'cleck M.. tor supplying the Assessors amd Collectors of Internal Revenue threughout that portion of the United States lying Pf Z. the Bocky Moantains y Bids must be with station for seal year ing Juve Seth, 1867 until the first day of January. 1857, y: Bg the A-teasors and Collectors west of y Mountains Bid may obtaim a echedul~ of articles to be farnished, with conditions ander which such arti- cles are to be delivered, upon Sy oe 4 Assessor or Collector, or to the of Internal Revenue No proposals will be entertained from iow who are not regular manufacturers or in the articles bid for, nor witi proposals be censid- ered unless accempanied by soereo- fully onecated 8 will, if aw: » be faith- al 5 Bids which comtain pri: less than the fair eost of the articles ‘will be considered freudulent and ¢ Two Hundred and Forty Collection Districts are distributed into five Departmen: shown by the schedule furnished, and each most joner Fei any bide er of bide which the interest of the TBmen'! uire. oaths bide sboata te eae soptring _0¢ 33 eotnovi4 : P®oPosats ¥ LETTER BALANCES. Post Orricz Derartuxnr, Washington. D. 0 , October 25th, 1888. Sealed Proposals will be received at this at ment until the 13TH DAY OF DBOEMBEB NEXT atiz0’clock. noon. for furnishing LET- TER BALANCES for the use ef the Post Offices in the United States, for one year. from and after the Sist dey.of December next, of the following description, namely Ist. Balances capable of weighing eight ounces avelstupae weight, to be graded down to quarter ounces these, it is posed, 800 te 1.000 will 2d Balances capable of weighing two pounds avoirdupois weight, to be graded down to half ounces. POF these, it is supposed, 50 to 1g) will be ah ed. « rfect Correctness. and and durability Will be -equired im the tg be farnishea. Si jes each description of Belances must accompany each bid: and the bidder who may ob- tain the contract will be revuired to farnist Bal- ances ordered, ef 4 quality ia ail respects eqral to the sample. lance must be ind te t ‘fect, and equal to the: ir lect, al fam Mach bicder must furnish with hie propeacte evi- dence of his ability to comply with his bid. ‘Two enfficient sureties will be required to a cen- 1X failure to furnish the Balances as contracted fer. promptly, or the furnishing of those of an in- for the jorteiture of the contract u re co! . Proposal must be endorsed on the envelope, “Pro for Letter Balances. and di to the Bree Assistant —— General. Washing- 06 26 lawéw Postmaster General. A. B WEaPr?’ P. Ppreros: LS FO! Wee ING PAPER aND Post Orv ee a 1986. oom eran: a —— 25. Toposals w. rece this Depart- ment until the 13TH DAY OF DECEMBER St 12 o'clock, neen. tor fu: LJ Prisd APER and T WINE for the use ef Post 0: nited States, for one year from end the Siet day of December next! District No 1. at Washimcton, D.C. 2.600 reams of Wrapping Peper. 20 by 25 inches in of jal and qu size, 4 equal te all Tespects to that now in use in the Depart- ment, to welgh 22 pounds to the ream, and each ream to contain 20 perfect quires. 10,600 pounds of Jute. or otner suitable Twine, Rend twist, ead 1a balls, to weigh about one pout § 00 pounds of coarse Hemp Twine. about one- : eighth of an inch in ¢lameter, and in balls to weigh from one to two pounds each. Dis:rict No. 2, at New York city, New York 0 reame of Wrapp' ut or Be, Bi: ete devcrited in the estimates for No.1 000 is of Hemp Twine, similar to ™ required for District No. ln District No.3, at Bu; 10,000 reams of Wrapping ah Teyuired for District No.1, 0. cvarse Memp i similer to eae oe Roe and reauired for District No, 1. Proporais will be received for each article arately, and s=paratcly for each district, eF for et mination for the of ascertein- Std ‘will, in ite practical results, be most to the Department. all beGelivered at such place oF as the res Postmartes General ebali desiguate,at pro rate Tates, And the Postmarter Gencral reserves the right on bis oars ot incronstag, o reducing eee euseck7 i wer or under mates hecresary }0 BO ‘icles as are now at the Post Gitern sais bs soc at eltber of the above- "Bisa tin tena mualen gach articles ae they "fick Mader most furnish with ble proposals guarantees of his ability to comply with his bid, end a certificate froma postmaster Shet cash quar. | entors are credigabl AZ! roliehhe citizens must “Teo sumelent sureties will be required to 8 con- t contracted for, will be conneneh Milde not made us required by this notice will te eo ecistant Sentmaster General, Wamhineton. x oc 26-lawow AUB Jenastit General. - BOOK S8—Daiton’s Haman Physio! Mer OPraett's Movers Burgers. Ericosos'® | System of Surgery. Gray's in Prats as ine" Watson's ae ot hystc, Atkin’s and Practice of Medicine; acy. i meny ee poe a ae EetsbbiseeD is a9. J. BM ‘if DERGG ‘aap Fas eDIOINES, PRK = MEDITICLES vide Lab TOILET Buy, Torus - - a LAYING 94 EP Jnet rec-ived, Har ‘As: ‘% Linen Fegte Sard. rf a THiznhandy, and ot} or varteti: #RANOK TAYLOR