Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1868, Page 3

PROPOSALS, — ppeoreceus FOR. pet TRANSPORTA- aa . ese eRow vib, fhe OF JANUARY be senr coumenctag A teit i tas: mg dja the year coumenciag 5 March 31, 1509, on he following ro tee ROUTE No. 2 From Fort Harker, Kansas, Fort Hays, K. so soy other point or points that, may may be desig. “d by the Chief Quartermaster, De} Missouri, on the Union Pcie Walirond wn) places that may be desi eee pings in the State of Rane aud Territo © of latitude: ‘and t Fort Union, New Menice, of ether. depos thet y be designated in that Territory, and to any f points on the ronte to that depot KOUTE No. 3. From Fort Union. or such other dey established in the Territory of New oF Stations that are or may be established 18 teat Teqritors su such posts or stations as mony De i erritory of Arizona and in the State of Tease, weet of leugionse mean bee ROUTE Ne. From sueh pdfint as may be destenated on the Piscert Paine Ratlroad. Southwest Branch of * ri Pacific Railroad, or the Union Pacific ad. K. B., to Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, cb other point as may be established as the tary sere in on Territory. transported Curing the year oD sae ¥o 2. 20.00).08) pounds; si py". pounds, aud, on Route No. ais will be made for each route separ- ders wil! state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles which they will Boal ort the etaces tn cock month of ike Year, begiuntag April 1, 190, oud suding March vi Bidders will im full aa well as r places of each proposal must ond tu tive sums offecn. thee lars, duly executed by two ue Lespoosible persoms im legal form and pro- tamped. kuarantesing that in case the cou- the route, mentioned in the a proposin: wood and faiicient curity yaa pan iD mce Kach bids recent. at pig Szening of ach bidaer must be present af opening o' the proposals, or be represented by en THe jontracter will be required to give ve bonds in p+ followin, Eract i ie awarded nee of the loyalty and solven eicach bidder and person © be presses: ‘will be endorsed “* Proposals for A ‘Transportation on Koute Nos. 2.3, or 5."as the case may be. and none will be entertained unless 2 comply with the requirements of this adver- ‘Siyement be right e] one any and all ‘bids that may be as coutractor on o ad ip a in readi- | or agency at which | ted with readily. For Route and euch other point on the | road as may be designated as the starting point Gf the route: for Route No.3. at Fort tmon New Mexico, or Such other point as may be established the depot, and for Route Ne. 5 at Leavenworth, Banaas isuk forms showing the conditions of the con- | tract to be entered inte for each Ronte can be had Fon application at this. offic oF at the office of | Hermaster on c Paul. Fort Leaveowort! ne Dex on ah € Le . Br gos ae and must accompany and. part of the proposais. ¥ EASTON, Deputy ty Quactermaater General de ¢tianB _M. Dep't of the Missourt._ peorcears FoR A ARMY TRANSPOBTA ROUTE NO. 1, From Cheyenne, Daketa, = on oe nay be determined n: etches ee ine tion ul - of Cheyenne. to. such posts oF de » be eetablished in the Terri Seuth of latitude ge sgt ot longitude ioe Idaho. east of ‘Territories of Utah and Colorade nol donrees, including. if uecessary, Denver trans} conte ing t fear on Route Now l wit is oy-five ull Bot coed tw *plodere il state aoe 100 pound » ‘tere will rate 5 uiles at'whict they will Wranepart Re atures each month of the begimuing April 1. i ‘an, heir names tn full. ns genes ned tra ‘a bond in the pene ecompanie: sum of ten nd (910.00) dollars. signed by twe or more ts as uring the oe seen on the the fic Railroad. west ts aK are now or Hi HE oie = ‘Tsons. legally execut properly guaraptecing that in case a contract ‘for the route mentioned in the proposal to the party preposing, the eontract will be accepted ana entered toto, and. good and vulictent eeceeity furnished by said in accordance with terms of this advertisement Kach bidder must be present at the opening of {he Proposals, in person or be represented by his attorne ‘The coutractor will be required to give @250,000 tonds Sstisfactory evidence of the ity and solven- CuthtMnhger aud person offered ‘as security | . Propossls most be endorsed “Proposals for Army ‘Transportation. on Route No. 1,” and none will be entertained unless they fully a with the re- wtirements of this advertisement ‘The party to whom the award is made must be prepared to execute the contractat once and eo Eve the required for the faithful perform. ance of the contract. The right to 9 reject any and all bids that may be ‘The contractor must be in Offered fs reser . Ing the conditions of the con- tract to be entered So mown be had at this office. or te the office of the Qui Timaster at New York. 51 |. Fort Leavenworth, = = and ve scaling ‘and must accompany aud be san n. cf uartermast: at Department of the Platts prorosacs YOR ARMY TRANSPORTA- Orricu war eerie: DerakTMeNT OF Daxota, eo S4ist Pace. Minx... November 13, 1307 { ied Proposals will be Fecetved of tile 0 ti ‘clock M.on the 20th day of for the transportation of Military § sine firing the year commencing A) Merch 8, 1s. Ro. on of bekota Terrtt river and bounded bj ransported on this Route No. 4 on [eee ope ’ the rate per one hundved (100 | bundred 140) miles for each month wil 1, 1368, end ending - 1569. Bicders should give their names in fall, as well ar thelr places of residence, and each proposal * 8 bond in the sum of ten atatacto evidence of the loyalty and solves vb bidder and person offered as escurity wil “Proposals for Army and none will be ectertained unless they fully comes with the re- duirements of this ad ‘The party to whom su ewardie made must_be Prepared to execute the contract st once, and to ive the required bonds for the faithful perform- nee of the contract. The right to Pe Set reservi ras ake ts bein be readiness for ME Pes and willbe pirce of business o: . ‘Paul, a Fort Dakota Territory. or at such other int ae may be indicated aa the starting polut ef Smaponicated with, pr “at paint “iL Fre, he showing the conditions of the an! ioe con- 7 be had on application juartermastor tract to be ot. Louis, Fort Leavea- ott Snelling. and must’ ac- of the 8.8 HOLABIRD, Brt. Brig Gon, Obs Cote a wee Se eee ce P20P08ALS FoR Soar. to have Company aud be Orvice Darot ssa we oF eee. ast x . Dec. Seaind Proposals. i of the form shed THUBebAY, = rundersigned? be received until ‘9b of January. 198, * supplying the Subsistence Depatimest witha” TWENTY THOUSAND (820.000) POUNDS OF to be made by boiling from good materials, ree from. clay. soluble giaes, 8, ater, te have odor, to coutain not than twenty 1 ioe of water, ‘sadtobewed <rjed before packing. All conditi rates by the cued. ine be reeetved at the Subsiatence Monument Lot aad tiath-etrest de Bat * . A. 0} Ag WH a4 ® Le A ere) au State of South Caroline. saat 2 the ith day ef JANUARY tesa Frame Gober scihouse on Rutledge Avenue, im Charleston Piss “\ -preifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned: No ® Rast Bay street. ee eos must be acc = he a "iat Fempton off ibe contra nae ust Proposais ledge. we. and addressed to the under- Manel puis Teh Is reserved to reject all bide received if einctor yorde: of Brevet Major General R. K. Scott, Awistant coumissivoer. EDWIN F: GARY. de cling Disbursing a PROPOSALS. pees FOR THE NAVY. No. Feptastes posal. sealed and Proj Tron. Will be received st thi s Orrer. U. S.N. Wat, December 3, 17. indorsed iis offco uni ya, he 7th proximo., for the following Iron, which must te of the very bes the New York. pot ali — tion thereat. 93.280 pounds rite 1 16 diame ster’ Inte Rew alae delivery «tthe a nee <i OFFICE oF SOUEEGEE. © a BS Corned Beef of The above to he reanired. free of cost Fort Trumbull. Coun ned names of two securities. de A-1tB deiivered he Ast as tow 19 feet long. sia Tron ‘OMMISS oon trot mr ty delivered freeof expense rd. and subject to the Conerruction and Repair, and Iron. viz 993 is. 3-16 to S diameter, to 12 feet longs tea p 16 feet long; 4.482 pour 6 to 13 feet long; and 34,995 nde, mrity requtred for mE, prompt and when awarded.) bich must conform with the stipulatio blank forms to be had at this further particulars dar bidder on the office, which will give ckonGE PPL FLone ae panality. quarters, to be ex a good and substantial quality. time to time. as to the United States. and at fer the period of six pos als foi aad tocoutan tins ‘Address ATMOS As warp. Tist Lieut... Ist Artillery, A.C. 8. ay of January, Peorosats FOR STATIONERY. es of articles All articles furnished must be of tl of thelr Kind, samples of which ocppeel net ist be si, Each or firm it. and for each artic Articles the right is Se peed o1 quantity of each article contracted for, as fic service may rr Bou, with ap) C f the class bid for not named in the are to be furnished at the lowest market facturers of or deale! rs in the several class- best quality it accompany by the individual ait bat one price in the schedule. if reyuired. joe. waci rdering » jer or bess as the pub- roved security. willbe reqnired of the fodisigal or frm to whom the contract may ehonid chaned i the difference may be c his nest quarterly acconm may be contractor refus: ed irom et to furnish when required any articles, the A open market; and Frester price be paid therefor that ix Slory in the contract, ‘ged to the contractor tie atl in ry ‘The Department reserves the Fight to rect or accept the bid on all articles, sing ¥ or sollective |The bids will be opened in the presence of any of the bicders whe may be awarded. as muy be dees the Department resent. al and contracts antageons to Kidder will be furnished with a sebedule of art- feles required upon application ¢ to the artment. a san 1-06 Comite nie p®eorosats. org martermastor. New Onenasthin December ti, i ¢ aw “- : me + ember U3, 1s: Scaled Proposals & fe inited and will be received atthis ofiee until iz Mt 1ss5, for the ry 13, archers of all the right aie snd interest of the ¢ United State- Military tes in. and to Beilrood from Brazos Santinge to Zhe sole wt willinelnde the entire Track and Sid ae a peter § bh Bars—used. é Stuting Boxes—used. —, ~~ Railroad i 9.40 Ite. Heiiroad Tron— good. 1 Eocemotive—anservice- 2 ackle teBarecrsed, ? lat at Care, woray but 2 Ctowsteet: Wren White Banche, in gs. Water far pom Turn tables, &€.. the Failr. material and ees ies pertaining to the road. together with Stook, Cars, Machine: and se ‘as follo | 54 miles Railroad Track, 4Bailroad a Switch ‘Stands worn, 252a 48) M: aaa pike Mat worn 1 o comotive aud Ten- IETS wore, der—serviceable. 1 Fire Tongs—worn. Hiccometive Head cht. 28crew Wrenches worn unserviceable, 1 Hand Car—worn, i 2 Push Car orn, Btove— a io = ‘car we Phecls— The vale willy wor ttn is fitle to the land, which does not bel the bridge ovet the Boca Chicas) 0 ‘abou and ex tiago to White's Wai Bancheon pe with Brownsville ond Matamo tends from Brazos | ie the Rio Grande, made by steam his. point States, nor to Orthe ten miles 3139-160 are washed away bya Jate hurricane, 467-160 are in ramnin, thouch not continuous. ial are buri in the shortest and mense traf: iad about 1 34 400° Milée of about ion he wand. SR best for the im- een the Gulf of Mexico ant the interior ef Southern Texas and Feb rivapeinl Mexico.and the Neg weneinnens by rail alo: o rownsy thy be extended spiked Bites t. Quartermaster, Fifth leans. Louisiana. by shall be sapriien, was whenever oe paid by the gogo r i The railroad te White's Banche saves thirt: miles of difentt and tortuous man onvigation The toed is ve feet guage, gow! ties, T rail, and fall yma be inspected on epplication A.Q.M., B: red_may be ol 1 from that ‘oficer.oF from the ‘ice of the Cbict | ilitery District, New Or- A condition m of the. tale will be that transporta- for all Government required, at cates not railroad companies in the Fith Minttary Distet Terms of payment—Cash in United States treas- vernment reserves the right to reject any wees 27 oral all bid Is should be. pcre Brie Santiago and Ri rt Grande Rai road. dressed to the underst: ‘ened at this office. J. McGONN oth vet Lt. tab saree IOLE, P®orosats FOR CAVALEBY HORSES. Off» of the Chick Department of the Ct maberlasd ie, Ky. oMises 1 Cninrtermaster. and tarige of OMtce. «Des. 1s. Bealed Proposals will be receive at this o antl ocheh ne ee ot CRN 1868, for sornishing 4 ENrY ONE a) CAVALRY HORSE! ‘The jorsee will be an) to s rigid inspection, of dark colors. sound ia Hey well broken fy full teh aud goed conait 15 to 16 hands high, from five to nine and well adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes, &1 elt rere at Jeffersonville, Ind. 1868.” , between the 2st! or enaaey, be in du with a of eget fo chia peed eter alk ied and eecompaai in case the bid te accepted t bot willbe ~—— into part ‘the fait! the Theis rred to reject aay ox elt bids. S ond gt 3 e Quarterm ast 8. A. de 24 6tB an THE: will Japaary 2, Bepartmert ing. curkewervation No. the Beparimert ‘ations and lant of the Pithe spec em seen apd nder the 8} ‘OR Assistant Quartermaster General, Brevet Major General. egress FoR HEATING APPARATUS Bete [Fe received s i. ot ined on cal! nested. yA tre — of t in proposals with well-defined specitications i they have an; ee tomakr ibe cratus more satistuctery to the infereat The must be Lape br fe manner, sntlainct ‘Commissioner and Ar- Chitect: ad warranted suficieut for heating the pole ba a cette tas cork polit ha thatedl, ext will form om clement inthe award of eS Soap poe ent reserves the right to reject any or allot a yevuiremente f or ine ad fications. will ne bh bidder Falter dese! “wen eefeie* evidence of his abilit peg a oes for the fi f the eg a tte anata ts ment and speci- ae Serene presence of ‘made satsoon os presi td_ HORACE CAPRON Commissioner. peoresars © Lard Bd “3 Te EASCRY a NT, aT odie OFFick oF THE ASHINGTON: at al patil i o'cloc! an ure a Stele Pest Byt. Lt, Gol. U.8. ds BeBe Orrice Actixe ae si iG WINTER- fis"ehr et ‘Au: ox van be cbistned by eo om, fis Arges nd Ras will be cpened on the 4th day of January, AE ee and A.A | be P®orosans. Orrrer oF Assisrant Ro 87 Govtnetere’ 7% 2. 1si7 Seated P vows i try ioe ate. “it he recived af this ofr uth Vig FUR SB, im the 14th any rbishing such transports Hon between Mabiie, Fores Gsines ani Morena, and anch other points as ths Quartermaster’s De- partment may requi The regular service Fequined will be from two t» Three Ouips per week to the forts and otuer polat: th and harbor of Mobile. Hl state the rate ver day for each day's service to be psrformed, 24 howrs constitutiug & Contractor to furnish transportation when called upon by the Quartermaster's Departm and to give bonds Contract to commence Jannary 16, 1833. Propesale to b indorsed “Proposals for Water Tian-portation,” and addressed to the nader- si ese ce Bigvet Brigadier General B, Saxton, ‘Third wilt iarx District BLES A HEY NoLDS Soa Brt. bt Oolvanl A Q.M..U.S.A, Preorosars FOR WRAPPING Riame AND TWINES, Pr 1 Orvicy Drpartwrnt, t 3. D.C. December 12, ai nt of Cone ta = Pe ceived at this Dep pe pext. at 12 k art for fi a 2 Pape ‘Wrapping ‘Twines, for the onthe] oat Ofte in the United Staten, for one ) the day of Febraary . sx. delivered, free of the Blank “‘Agenct ut at Washington, D. partmens a Ofice Dever New York city .N The estinated qua ity thereof, fied below: D:'C.and ‘quantity of So article and the juired at each agency, are prec’ strict No. 1, at Washington, D. 13.00 reams of Wrapping Paper. 20x25 inches size, of a material and anality equal in ai Teaperte to that now in use in partment, to welgh 22 pounds to the ream, and each Team to contain perfect quires. 90.00 pounds of Jute, oF other suitable Twine. hard ted and in balls. od nd e a "pound Of coarse Hemp Twine, about. o} ith of an i 25 in diameter, Od in Batts § : eh from to two pounds each. nae ete os pole New York Gy N. A 4 12.9080 reams of mn to that de- scribed for District Ke hee? table Twine, sim- . and to weigh about one 7,000 pounds of Jute. or ilar to that descritved for District N orm pounda: of coarse Hem Twine, simfler to hat required for District No. 1. Proposals will be received for ench article ve rately or for allof the articles, and for both triets. ‘The contract or contracts will be awarded to the iow aad best bidder, to be determined after a mination for the parpose of ascertain - ing which bid will. tn practical results, be most advantageous ty the Depertuent If the Districts shou'd be chanced. the articles is shall be delivered at such place or places ne the Postmaster General shall designate, at pro rate rates. More or less than the estimated quantities may ordered. as the necessities of the Department cuynire.at the discretion of the Postmaster amples of such articles as are now used at the Post Offices may be seen at the o' or at eit! {th nies above names os Of buch articles as thoy ropose to furuisl , rE Reh bidder mu with bis proposal gua iy with hie tids ard x postmaster that stich guarantors are reliable ernment dent sureties will be required to a con- “A Tailure to furnish an article scentrseted for premptly. or ti that contracted furnishing a article ij r to or, Will be considered & ramicient are of the contract. >i) jetter ad Greased to the. S+ies t Asaistant Postmaster Gen- eral, ‘Washington, D-©? ALEX. W. RANDALL, Postmaster General. Pprerosan |S FORK LETTER BALANCES, Post Orvice Deranryrst, t D. C., December 12, 1867. Wastincton, Sealed Pro ment mnti! fer from the Ist day of. the following dereription, namely : 1. Balances capanl je of weighin; avoirdnpois weight. to be graded down to quarter Cunces.” OF these it 48 supposed that 800 to Will be required for each year. “1 two pounds. ble of weighing eight, to be graded down to halt ., Of these it is supposed WO or 100 will be uired. *ierfect correctness, strength, and durability will Le reanired in the Balances furnisl Samples of each description of Balances aiast accompany each bid; bidder who may ob: fain the contract will be reauived te feracn Bal ances o of aquality im all respects eq eight ounces, the samples. alance must be well and securely packed imebox for toa peportation and deli expense. to the Department. at Washington, C.. where the same will be Scoepted, t found to Hect and equal to the zamples ich bidder must furnish with his proposal suf- ficient evidence of his ability to comply with his Liwo sufficient suretios will be required toa con- A failure to furntah the Balances as contracted for premptly, or the fernishing of an article of an infe- rior quality. will be considered @ sufficient cause “prepgends mat oa ae lp ae . ropotals must lore ‘onthe onve lope" Pro- is for enn irected to the iret Assistant Fostmanter’ Gene ALEX. W RANDALL, eo i6-lawiw Postmaster General. Fy*4Pevsnrens ty ae “MILITARY DIS cepy Qu are Frain 's Orricr. ATLANTA, GA , December 2). 1877. All persons, and the widows or other heira of Pergous who were employed in the United States Military Ratlroad Department in Alabama aad Georgia, inthe years 1564 and 1835. and were not paid, should at once present their ciaima to either Bf the following named office will give them d to making en correct they brough this office to the ( ra. whe all the necessary information in re out thelr accounts properly; end w will forw ard theu them | try. gna 4 A.A jiienienaat EB Hants “iBy order of the Quartermaster “ee preva Reis. Gen. and QM a de 24-6tB Ohief Q. M. Sabi Dist. RIMENT DY Uxire OF THE INTERIOR. TEP STATES PATENT Orrr INGTON, ember 6, 11 tand oh ‘ition of HANKY B. MYER. of Cleve- Mo; pray ing for the extension of iS atent eranied te iim on the — day of Be: Feinwued th ‘the 54 day of Ma; 189 and ugaln the 8th day of October. 11 Bailroad Convert ring Lounges, for CES years from the on anid ~ Patent, which takes place on mites bri day ot 18, Tris ordered that the said petition on be heard at Patent Office on MUNDA Pevthe ath ‘day of Mae tains "and ail persone ase meet, w cause, PL es ve,why weisee snes an th Let Pefone' ce ir object fone epocinly dare ten aare ator “Order slo, that this notice be sblaed in tho and 11 Herald. nd Otc ented imei ee eet nates eens ‘the day of bearing. pL EPARTMERT OF THe Se D ITRD Sf, PATENT ore the petition of HORACK SHITE aad WESSON of Sprincheld Mans tng for. he extension of patent granted to them the 8th day of August, 1884. for an improvement in Cartridges for woven, youre, fam tens vycxpiration. of sea patent, wihtch takes place on the eben of August, It is ordered that the said : 4 the Patent Office on Hoyo Peat fa June next, at 12 o'clock are Oey rae any the} on B tice their eae hae by Sneek at enc fa 2 4 ‘he furnished on application. and other ‘8 Upon as tes- led in office tre: 8 before y fi atgumentayi¢/any, within : “hie ry ties be bandh = joo-ren | in 5 genta ge ey the t rat of said to be at apres THEA ER, C, » EWES, ORiENTAL BOAR. ¢ ray PREMIUM rg ¥o1 haat sr nae BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. | AUCTION SALES. _ D BANBKUITUY At the City of Wash the 19th dag of De- comber 186 ‘The jg raigaed tery od enen iri A it as ae Yost, atone Gis of Ww athin rons within ehid Bit. trict, wh rudged s hnkrupt apo his m petition, by { own petition; avo MASON, deeeney at bs de B- mete Hall all, Assigner Pr BANKEUPTCY) aTEicT oF Cont CT oF Conemnta, ss. At the Oty of Washing n. the igth oay of cember, 1567 hereby gives otis nee of JOSEPH M a-hington. within sai jankrupt uw trict Court of tant Bis: MASON, pier City Hall, A signee. ne own tigen by ict GEO. Sen lawsw © | bere siigehs YT piernict oF Corum At the City of Washington. the : oh the, OUT of, Wertlontan, toe ich day ot toy. notice ‘f ‘his apy Ahmet ae ee wee of JOHN DOWLING, in the city of roe be within lepine iia rh cet Ge srvot ould upon hisown petition trict Court o District ne RTETON J. BAPE Atterne: Ps 5 i 359 LT street. Assignee. de2t-TudTh3w Se. iF Foie ear RIstRICT OF Coxcaenta, se At the City of Washington, the 17th day of’ Sep- tember, A 187. The under ed hereby 8 td notice of his appointment as assignee of Mt SAMSTAG, in the city of Washington, within “ ct whe hae been colette bankrapt upon his own petition we District Court of Distri poten tL. TO! AF FOLD. gi sk -at- Law, oe 24-Tu&Th3w BS9 D street, Assignee. N BANKRUPTCY, Disraicr oF Corumnta, ss seit City of Washington the 17th das of Sep- “bisa. "The undersigned hereby fs Fee batts cf Sis npotntmient oe teriaues et THOMPSON. in the city of Washin, said District, who has been adjudge pen bis cwn petition: Ly the District Co said District. MIL! -SAPFOLD, de2t-Tu& Th3w N BANERUPTCY isTRICT OT COLUMBIA. ss. Atthe City ot of Washington. the 17th day of Sep T, a7 « tember he un lersigned hereby gives notice of bis aopcintnnent as ae of ISAAC L. TICHENOR, tn the city of Washington, within anid i apa teen egg ie F is own petition by the. Diatric trie ETON jatrict. Paleocene tL: 4 Tu, Thaw 389 Datrect, 525 MILES or THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, BUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA ACROSS THE CONTINENT, ABE NOW COMPLETED, ‘This brings the line to the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, and it is expected that the track will be laid thirty miles further, to Evans’ Pass, the highest point on the road, by January. The maximum grade from the foot of the mountains to the summit is but eight feet to the mile, while that of many eastern roads is over one hundred. Work in the rock-cuttings on the western slope will con tinue through the winter, and there is now no rea- son to doubt that the entire grand line to the Pa- cific will be open for business in 1370. The means provided for the construction ot this Great National Work are ample, The United States grants its Six Per Cent. Bonds at the rate of from $15,000 to $43,00 per mile, for which it takes @ SECOND LIEN ax security. and receiy. payment toa large if not to the full extent of claim in services. These bonds are issued as each twenty-mile section ie finished, and after it has been examined by United States Commissioners and pronounced to be in all respects a first-class road, thoroughly supplied with depots, repair. shops, stations, and ali the necessary rolling-stock and other equipments. The United States also makes a donati 300 of land to the mil this landinthe Platte Valley is among the mos fertile in the world, and other large portions are covered with heavy pine forests, and abound in coal of the best quality. ‘The Company is also anthorized to issue ita own First Mortgage Bonds toan amount equal to the issue of the Government, and no more, Hon. E D. Morgan and Hon. Oukes Ames are Trustees for the Bondholders, and deliver the Bonds to the Company only as the work progresses, #0 that they always represent an actual and productive value. ‘The authorized capital of the Company is One Hundred Million Dollars, of which over five millions have been paid in upon the work already done. EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY. At present the profits of the Company are de- rived only from its local traffic, but this is already wnch more than sufficient to pay the interest on all the Bonds the Company can issue, if not an- other mile were built. It is not doubted that when the road is completed the threngb trafic of the only line counecting the Atlantic and Pa cific States will be large beyond precedent: and, as there will be no competition, it can always bs done at prof table rates. It will be noticed that the Union Pacific Rail- road is, in fact.« GOVERNMENT WoRK, built na der the supervision of Government officers. 8 large extent with Government money, and its bonds are issued under Government direction, It is believed that no similar security is so care: fully guarded, and certainly no other is based upon s larger or more valuable property. As the Company's FIBST MORTAGE BONDS are offered for the present at 90 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, they are tho cheapest security in the market, being more than 15 per cent. lower than U. 8. Stocks. They pay SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD, or over NINE PER CENT. upon the investment. Subscriptions will be received in Washiugton by FIRST NATIONAL BANK. (H. D. Cooke, President; Wu. 8. Hustixe- TON, Cashier;) RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & CO 352 Pennsylvania avenue; and in New York at the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau street, and by CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. 7 Nassau street; CLARK, DODGE & CO., Bankers, ‘No, 51 Wall street ; JOHN J. CISCO & SON, Bankers, No. 33 Wall street; and by the Company's advertised Aconta throngh- out the United States. Remittances should be mado in drafts or other fands par in New York, and the bonds will be sent free of charge by return express. ANew Pamruter anv Mar, showing the “ f the work, resources for construction, and of Bonds, may be obtained at the Company”s or of ite advertised Agents, or will be sent free on application. JOHN J. cIsco, besevcromie, York. Ss Dewkne COOPER & LATIM (Late clorks with J BY 5 | z SPAY MORNING. Jannary 9 1873, at t the resilience of hie Expellency . Senor 3 Row between n elegant as fine Wines, AN st Gh BL Be rr FINE el PURNITOSE ¥F LY AND INGRAIN ce 8 AND LIquogs, aT D part— Tench-plate Pier Mirror plate Mantle Mirrors a urtains, Cornice and Tassels 1 Walnut: Par‘or Suite consist cot 1 Medallion back Sofa. 1 Arm. 2) adi 4 Side Obairs air Carpets and are Marble fon ¢ entre Tables ash airs. Whatoote Square Walvnt Card Talleand Embrokiered Cover jeepy- Hollow Chairs, Bronze Drop- Light Bevistends. Rareans. Washstands Deir ane Husk Matiresses, Shaving-stand Spring Under Reds. Feather and Ha‘t Pillows Fancy Toilet Sete. Cottage Snites KOOM. Oak Sideboard, nicely cares ¥: ztensien’ Dining Table. 15 fest Oak 2 and Side Tables. Clock L Arm and 10 Dining Chairs, Leather seat Plated Tex Sets.7 Divces Plated Ice Pitcher and Revolving Castor 12 Napkin Kings. Soup Ladle aud Forks Cot and Engraved Champagnes, Clarets, Wines, Cat end En; raved Decanters. Water Bottles, an! inger White end Gold band French China Binner Ser- view, LIBRARY. Gak Derk and Writing Table Oak Lounge and Armchairs, upholstere¢ in green tw. dfon-frame Leather-seat Sleepy Hollow .s .cnoice lot of fae" Wines and Liquors, com Bie fs Bottles Cognac Brandy Bates SS Claret of the oe iment, Pichon Ts pale Tao Si. Estephe. and” Cha r Bottles JA OM Port, Madeira, and Sherry z pettics (quarts) Champagne 4 Bot Cologne. ** Societe Hygienique” 13 Oa me Champignous ‘and Asperges Kntieres an Theabove lot of fine Wines, & . were imported by Mr. Blest Anne from the well- known heuse of Landiu Fils. Bordeaux 0 ith the usual articles found in a sale of this a — cash. Ld COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. Bre Bi fen od Bd I. ca ae tee Aeetonsers, street, Star TRUSTEES GAL EOF VALUABLE 130 that 4 Pk Y AND B ER’ D THD OY TREET, BETWEEN 51x ANDOTH STREETS eg and bi hg of & deed of trust to me underrigned, dat isos. and recorded. in Liber B.Meiis No. 39, 8t follo 48s. et seg. and at the written réjuest of the rty secur inereby, we will sell, on the orn Pay OF JANUARY. A.D. 1505, at So clock p on the premises, at Pdbie ‘auction, to the highest bidder, the whole of Lots numbered two (2) and three.(3) the eastern twenty-two (22) feet, by seventy five (75) in depth, of Lot nambered four, (4) in Square oumbered ew handred and Lt ar, (544,) with the nsive Brewery ooeoe idings and Vaults, and the other mprovements the property Lyon on Dstreet 177 feet 2 inches; in 80 feet dee the east line. 75 feet on the — fd the central po, on extends buck 10 the whole, 11.357 square Ny Of tis iniproved with expensi complete Brewery buildh ian vaults, & isa very val- uable property. It was formerly known ax Boa. man’s, and Jater as Frommell’s Brewery. Terms of sale: One-thirdcas, of which $250 must deposited at the time of sale; the residue in qual payments six. twelve. cichteen pty four months. with interest from the to be secured by deed of trust upon the prop. “a the terms of agle not be complied with in ten days, the de MI be considered forfeited, Sa Be vropenty will be coset open ane a .! tice In the National Mtelligencer, at thee and coset of the delinquent purchase: Dons eenecens naa serenee at the expense of the rcham Pithe ti tite, whieh, th She upders eo will convey to the purchase: vet pare Po - SELLHAUSEN, B, Aucts. , \RUSTEE'S bale chs ar REAL T will exposes to as z expose to pul fe. on WEDNESDAY the 224 day of January, 12 o'clock M-. If fatr, if not, on the next eatter, ic the premises, near the r Bichard 3 iI, about tee ‘all that which was allotte nty W. Darnall by Commissioners ta by the Cirenit Court for Priace Geuree 4 to divide the Real Estate of Fracis Darnall, property is situated in std county, abont five miles from the Centre Market, equal quantity of Arable, Mend: pod at excellent quality reductive. admirably adapted to market p has a Valuable Mill Ste thereon, and the “halt. more and Potomac Katiroad passes through it. It contains £436 ‘The ferma°of aale, as prescribed by the decree, are: Bive Hu ars mcash, thet six and twelve months, with interest ap. recurity. On payment of the whole pu: ey, with duterest-a deed in foe will the purchaser de 2-2awtd TRUS! TEE By VIRTUE OF A DEED ry Memes FROM Bichard A Callan and Owen E. corded in Liver F_SoNe. 3 folios Neb of the land records of Prince George county. premises. Till expone to public sale upon ¢ THURSDAY, ibs NC on fine eth day of January next, if fale, fter.at 12 @’clock Duffy now resides, galled part of Beall’s —-——, containing about Bhacres. 3 toods, § per Tile property ix moat sligitly situated, being about Bve wiles from Washington city, immedi: ately_on the public toad. leading there, ‘The buildings are ‘In good order, anid th alapted to. market i of Arundel Smith. and others, retivenes lacs JOHN Bic cotd [Intelligencer J BANKERS. Jay cooker # co., BANKERS, Firteentn Steer, Orros're Terascny, Buy and sell atcurrent market rates, and Keep GOVERNMENT BONDS. SEVEN-THIBTIE>, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. ? Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c , executed and collections made on all accessible points. se Lif Tus NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, oF WASHINGTON,D 0O., Chartered by “fc _ wg on need le KEEPING UND: GU. GOVERN WT BUNDs, noe a pene CLE, cs iS PLATE, MontGadns PAINTINGS WILLS. Sikbe, ALUABLE PAPE! Andall denarii ns ns ae Of nes ene for the FIRE AND BUNOLAR® "PROOF VAULTS: B—CoR) NEW Yo oe Tale AND Orric o FIFTEENTH ne AY Ba EARLE B.P Nt ae: p SW DES axcuzranr, clock a. m, to So'cleck aul-tf Orrice Bovrs:—! mi. ~ F IBST NATIONAL BANE OF WASHINGTON. H.D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co ) President. Wi. 8. ot ipa Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT. OF THE UNITED STATES, 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department. Government Securities with Treasurer United Btates, BZ ONE MILLION DOLLARS.¢w We boy and sell all-ciassesof GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections iu ADL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the ‘MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care- ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS SEN and FIRMS MENT LOANS at all times WM. 8. BUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 29, 1806, matt AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTEANOON. B* J.T. COLDWELL & CO., Auctionsers, At A.W. TOWNSHEND & 00.°S Jewelry S16 7th street, few doers below Ord Fel Rich Jewelry Diamond Watcher. Oh be sold at auction T & A.W. TOW BSiEN pron Sp National concer Bu. 2 T.COLDWELL & CO. id Auet» eat Sliver Plated Ware . Castors, Butter Dishes, and same hour. until after New ‘There will be ‘onnd in this assortment many articles suitable tor presents and for family use and we invite inspection to the geods. as they are all of the very beat manta: a Terms cash. 7BW a ‘ IBY NAGLE & 00. Anctioncers No. 44 7th street, between G and H. ort, “anles room, No. 44% G street, THs EVEN NG, at 7 0% ak, and Every during the week, a irtment of Fancy Woolen. and other oon ing in part Fine Blankets and Bed j Comforters: Shawle, Hosters foape, Perfamery. Cutlery Note Papel Tobacco, Groceries and a variety of ot T gogds ofl Rivas GLE | * ©O.. . Auete. TO-MORROW. BY Cocres & LATIMER, Auctioneers. (Late clerks with Jas. © McGuire & Co.) ‘corner Pennsylvania avenue and Lith street Office Building £, BACK BUILD URES. IN UVANIA AVENE 12rx AND len the uoderet Washington County. fell on THI RSDAY « lock p.m) y. 1568, at A cuth ete, day Hlonse Ko 293 Fenney irauia tween and 1 streets. the, Lane. Back & Building, and the following de- ‘remises. ending January Ist. 1573 aven Building on the rear of the lot 32 Feather and Bed Furnitare for ame 1 eee 1 Cooking Range erms 1 rustee de edie CooPke a LATIMER. Aucts, ¥ a as hs uctioner: We will offer fer ia oa FRIDAY MORNING ary 3d, at 10 o'clock, at our wareroome, Ni S885 7th st, between H and Ists., a large aud well een A selected stock of New Furniture, direct from the factory. copeisting of Bareans, Bedsteads, Chairs of all kinds, T: War ‘The above, ar ent. and desist ¥ =F @ WILLIAMS, B 56, Southeast corner Anctioncers. corner 7th and D sts, ABLE SRDS L kot ox. a J tt oTION. ‘clock att ing W feet on 84 street and Funning beck #0 ap alley; paving and sewer all laid in front ot. tion Persone wishing » gol ¢ "ruer Property should not tail to Terms: One-half cash; months, fer notes bearing interest des ed of trust on the pi and twelve A se-mred by mises All conveyancing cost ct the purchaser, ie & WIT .1AMS, Auet BS 1 WALL 8 00., Anetoncers, Original Horse and Carriage Bar No. 98 Louisiana ave., bet Sth aud lth sta, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR. c wuary 4. at 10 pumber of Li descrip- Sivedow: de 3-3t ie, Bazaar ‘Carringe and Work Horses. tion at sale.) comprising— FIFTY HORSES. Many good Work, Sadole and Hares Horses, Ls A number of Mules. and one pair of Carriage Horses, sd owe Bay “ins ee A large collection of New ant Second-hand caer Vouaee or second-hand Harnces, Saddles, Carriages, at private sale. lar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and —— Regu om private anle. DWALL RCO” Auris, *| RY J.B WHEELER & 00.. Aactioneer, #1 Louisiqns aven ue, between 6th and 7th ste, Npposite Seaton House, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON KET. BETWEEN MAND N STREETS 2 decree of the Supreme Court of the jam in equity case No, ‘BP Mitchell is lainant. et al. defend: atl well, TU grclock p.m. ou the the following described 1 on the west side of 71 ween M aud ie streets, consisting of four Lots in Square No aervis: The souk 33 feet of Lot 11; ba nt of 83 feet on 7th street, with a depth of 66 socks front of 9 premises. | Lot 14. having 8 front o ail ranmiug beck shee respective Sate anteet, to a ten foot alley age Lots are situsted in a most eligible part of the city for business. purposes. and (Pe rapid on nt in the value of property in that section ity should attract the Mention of those investment to this sale. sale, as prescribed by the decree: One- thind cash; ‘salsmes'in gue ond Te. deferred payments to be secured by notes @u of the purchase: all nein y. Howe stamps at expense of purchaser. vosit of $100 wilt be required nn « ach lot at rime of ante JOH ON; Trustes at wit & C8... Ancts. ¥™M LSH & 00 . Auctioneers 255, Southeast corner 10th st. sud Pa ave. EGULAR EVENING SA GREAT BARGAINS iy De &e he LES DKY GOobs, CLOTH- OTION LESDAY, ay a SAT at sees some very fine Yool, Merino ‘and Cotten: Fine assortment ig n. ond Bua ¥ beg ad German, Lmperial Spt Barcel Shirting. Sheeting, Ticking, ad £ Li invoice Table € ited . (extra plate.) Forks, Tabs ‘and 1¢a Spoons, with « thousand oe agerray § staple ben | useful articles; of which now in store and ank* for i will positively be “M.K. WALSH & Co.. Avets. BY wh. L. Fate 2 00. mt: peed Southwest corner Penn's avenue and 9h street. HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLY. ANIA AvV- idta EAST OF THE CAPITOL, AT AUC- On MONDAY AUIERNOOE, Jon. 6th, Fd +4 Hock, we will sell in front of or Lots D and Keim Square acon vaste avenue. * 7th strevts east ting ron- ighty th oct. improved by ree square fet. in “ame two-story comfortatic Dwel- alf cash; balance in sin and twelve red payinents to be secured moptbe, by ef trust eter A depoelt of S100 wilt be required as de 3i-d wm ES WALL 8 UO. Aucts, Iw WELL 89 | a Southwest corner of Peun. Avenue and 9th st, Sued E's SALE OC baal Es Ser ae _ Brim fee eg > do Claret 3 dy ee H do cen bs Best Claret A few choice begars. abi T e7th day of January, I8es, ati | eats inchen: hots 12 and 13. having | ea | deeds of trust and reveune | on the promioes, that aheshio et | Baron Von Gol be Emperor Nay nd € , maodien (Mom Lerd Monck bas r main in Canad Wa to sneered bh Gene U Canby has Kaw ir Brame | The distittery burg, Va. war seid Tursday lor violation © the reventie luws | THE PRIZE RING The Anrom Luknown $5,000 Maton. Jack Leonard's Mercer street ar thriving trade on th 28th instant, owin third five in the thousand dolar match between Barney Aaron Collins’ Unks thats ts. thy t upon the & tobe Bar ston ame he 1 weight and te ed by the fret of pounds r hot be bas wan, and will sta the henors tron chance Barney than «| Me mad City, with all dw possible that the backer Dot as yet definitely set neve » to many thiully 0 supposed chat death has » made day, but me and unbusin held in our erty.— ly t show tm what » or inquests ane A Steange Mar Some folks, as every mg. and thus ¢ \d be lost if shew such was the proceeding of han, Who thirty-six years ago was in se: and bad for her fellow-servant> Mary Pearse and Elizabeth Pelis, Now Pe possessing furniture and £ tn . from a mysterious desire to promote matri mony among her friends, she executed a will j leaving the fu 420 to the first of the two who »! the panrringy state, after which ‘ly died. Upon this, Elizabeth Pell» at once took action vo secure the arranged lo marry ber “young man” eriain day. at a eortun | found few days aco in one of the suburbs hour, and in a certain church: but, nately, she forgot to keep her secret "Whe upon the sonlof Catharine was stirred, and having no “you an” of ber own alt ay formatrimony, without more ado <he bethough! herself that one Mr. Thomas, whom she had seen once or twice, Wasa bachelor, and would at any rate do for a husband, so far as the fur- niture and the £20 were concerned. “larkis was willing” to oblige the young woman, no doubt “for a consideration,” ma<much as the bride-expeciant proposed drat they <hould part immediately after the kuot was ted: and wher on the 22d of February, 1822, the happy Blia beth went into the vestry of Christ Oburc! com signatum® of the fal own marriage with Thomas, and =be saw tu a Gethartee resting her moment that she had been “done.” The termi. nation of the affair sas prosaic as the com meneement was furcical. Catharine never saw her Thomas but ones afterward, when she met him by chance jn the street, and mow she dead. having made no will of ber own, and cousin claims to administer to her property a« heir-at-Inw, the only question a= to the de- content ec Jourt of Probate arising from tha iMeculty of proving her haxband’s death. Sech a which the “marriage de cony nance” of the drawing-room are imitated by expectant legatees in the kitchen.— Pall Malf Gazette. “SAVE IT FoR —A genteel family was London, literaliy starving or panei be y=] the furniture snd clothing gon oe dead of hunger on the floor, savant tne mo- ther dying on the bed, the childrm pertsbing, the oldest girl crazy with banger, and maan- ing: “It is the inst bit of bread—save i for baby!” —__—________. 87 Mr. Chartes Dicken~ tas an effectual mode ro es ith the pumerous om for Process is somewhat sum- pny Kpplicants: tecerve & ‘answer raping, comply with your modest request ei ity Saat ade tase 8 Pari 7 are in i. covering abous seven per gent, of the efty"s, rea,