Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1868, Page 3

Li PROPOSALS, CHIEF QUAR’ STEER, CEG all MPROVEMENT. THE DES MOINES FFICE PADIS OF THE Meets Oo I NOTICE TO eenvaae ans Jed Propotals will be received by t jeugitee States, Ragnar yg cokuk. Town. until 12 im, April I »% ithin forty (40)daye aft ee snd materials, requiree ay date of contract paentadeend _ “o sand om ard lock ast soun in all parti el process of construction areund | byoken in full feah aud coudition Not tear chat Motven ta Bfieen (5) hande hi eg leeks are Ee me long between quoi yrare old. and well (5) nine +) f between walle fa the chantbins? | Horses tetera ens cepted te “ane bec Castracted of first-class cut-stone ma beck i vigorous, aprightly, nee mealthy, The. frat lock located at Krokuk. will be 10% Jalea must sot be Joos than four (4) years olf, strong, stout, compact. w ‘ ot % ‘miles above the raith Ten" or ah hor a as be protected frogs the sand a ‘Will be subject to s rigid inspection. aud t * gosaiteat pans will be resected cSaiem to ‘afer be received for Tote of twenty-five ate Dropornl in duplicate) must be made following classe ahaa fOSTONE AND CEMENT ingle ‘The bits Tented (0 be present at the open. CLASS The proposals this head mast specify the bove materials will bedeliv. | nottocrea nutah ahenory Sweet enror alt bidet prices at which the 4 CLASS 11 —1B Bids to be in duplicate, sealed and endorsed ouside of wrapper, *P a Horscss ine Proposals must state the price per pound at | * cane tected tt ct shich both wrought and cast irom will'be deliv: | undeiinc creck Brevet ur ir = Gene cra si ve CUASS HT OTIMBER. Aurtin exes” — oi ae, roposals must «tate the price per cuble, Hines . thooonna feet, b m at which such timber rH Brevet Bri, ames Bs By nde al ter Gomera ted tine Quartermas- ne deli trict. Ci.Aes WV UNBOR. oaerene patios ——— i include the bailing, dratning, and Ri ALS Fi excavation of pits, preparing the foaimiation sabi P ORS: on, Poeeee, i beon ri ‘constructing the lock- wal masonry. building the necessary prote:tion walls. making the necessary embankment and Tip- rap spits. end nstracting sluices or salver a Wanker at thi rowed and in the Aes for reeding the canal a Y DA w and the furnishing of all machinery ani { clock. s,m , for such ruantition of Aes CORN Elements required for the proper execution of the and BAY es ney tose quired for use of pablic ani’ mals at the following pamed aerate ie in Rady ib Dis- dupli- | trict for the ix mouths ending tober 31, 038, wardmicnts | ¥iz- Brownsville, Ringgold Barreeks, face sebarately, without set | Feaaa aoa ats and Corn of ei 3nd to be delivered crehce TRE cra Delt This clave = "The law reduires separate pro cate) for each and every class, ani wilibe made on each class sc} sard to aggregate. No more than one proposition will be received from the same party for the same class Each bid must contain a written or printed gaar- Cangy tigaed by two respousible persons. and cer- tified me United 3} or cther responsible person huown to: thie office? that the party or parties bi the coptracts for ¢ lasses uj hich t bid, ee Sopech. y= - oto coptract wih the Seserament, or ‘walks = est sma by at re ei spiaers: vod rence between them and ne: ely wi to respon: heat bidder SS | faithiut performance of the contract is OF She ‘he Dame or names of the persons proposin: Proposals wi itted to the Ohier at be written atin full. with th places ante end PEtlence and poe . ee eir es ol oa of Fthe Diswine for cereal and ei feativs ‘and all necessar: the right apere will be ready for cuamination at the Uaited | oral Mas sheen pee Tet RP ENE Say: engineer's of at Keokuk, lows, for fiftee: posal endorsed a DHOF to the date of etting NT ower!" Afteen | | Proposals must becndors re ppervtaing, Gear ienk forms for proposals will be furnished upon | waster Bu Disteler cf the Bre tt Browns. spplication at thi i? ville, Texas. ‘errons pr te contract are requested to sisit and examine the location for the locks before | _ D2 Order of Brevet Mayer ee re send Infa Contracta under cither of the aforeanid classes | Fijthybieut. 2th Infantry, R. Q. it. and 4. a, will tnelude one or more of the Jocks, ae may be quntidered most advantegeous to the Govern- OF DEPOT CENCE ey or a “. rnment reserves the tghtte reject an: Wasninoton, D.C., March 9, 1358. nd att A painted copy of this notice ‘should AT AED ive Bandred Barrels ‘No. 1 Flour, sttached to each b tecbe delivered before Aprit 1, 188. Other condi Tropernis trast be widressed to the undersigned at Keokuk. I oul be endorsed “Pro- posata for Lator and Material for the Locka for the Improvement of the Des Moines Rapids.” ‘roposals received at 12 G. BELL. C.8..U.8. A. WibsoN, Note TO OWNERS OF OXEN. Lieutenant Col aed seth Tofantry, coat - re t General neineer's Siren States Ex OFFICE, ASSN Navy Yard, Norfolk, March: aes lows, February mh5 dtApis Pi n he reeeived at this oj Sealed co pti! the Mth f fant, =? lock fo furni PRorosas FoR TRANSPORTATION. ing Right Yoke of Married: Won Gores Virginia Oxen, under the fo The Orrice Cm ry RIFRMASTER, Firat Mitten Dergtcr, to be not less than two tone roe iss pounds pet Yoke, ¢0 bo stand oot wall Crome Glee fad will Bereceived | "The Oxen to be delivered at this Navy Yoel, and t ptain . Wainw ich: Ag | be subject to a week's trial. N..€ 8 A. Brewveville, Texas until TUESDAY, Proposals for one or more yoke will be received. be dist day of Mareb, 188. at 12 o’ciock M..for | The rishtt ny oF all is reserved. -trapsportation of troops and. militn ites | ‘The proposals mu imust be intorwed Proposals’ for por ps et a Ti wr osts within the suo ae trict of the Oxen * year 1139. var Asestant N.C 5 sand acting Givi Englacer. what rates ilces ieee ‘er order of Commodore. fod’ army supplies from A.H_KILTY, U. 8. Bary, pe vamed points ~ Commandant. rom Hra # Santiago te Browns = by ever or via Point leaded. | NGINEER'S OFFICE, 2-From” Browxeviilo to Ringgold | “pM wii Ge reciead at te ots tie te No S-Rins + | orn ay of March. 18.8 for furniahe otha Tog niet ago cs tation ‘oa for the steam tug and dredges belor “ders will contract to transport treape and United States, on account of Patapeon river =. t) Le classified ae follows: Officers au rrovement for the working season, say £0 De- Fdeck passenzer, each: aud | (ember 15, 188 ee a = infermetton as to forme of proposals and other ee =~ T head, iron, | requirements may be obtained at this office. Tih copper, halle, tiveta, | Bide will be opered at 12:30 p-m.. March 13. 1833, (oits. paints. shits stores, wire, heavy hardware, Office. in the presence of such bidders as may €. grin@stones, ordnance heavy ord: | end rene ap oumpeon Wont mer atop A cag ag tis reserved to reject ail oF aay of © ‘prion, hay, per bale; lumber, pine, per | tis fora Cukor Iumber,cait, per 100 feet;onts andcorn, | mb 94t___ Major of Engineers, PRICE ¢ OF THE CHIEF. SIGNAL OFF: eamtntanee Sratee: | CQ Wasmiverom, D On Repmuaey 2) 1880 oaaaih a Seales o} is (in duplicat w receiv Hight casks and | ar thie office until 12 o'clock M on MUNDAY. ram Measurement goads. clotl March 16. 1868. fer furnishing the Sigoal Depart: a ae | me ia the aims with ipante compen ‘and Pitt ft : od (s0) Sets of Pignal Eunipments, complete. connist- pee eae, abn aiecin da | ard ‘Onsen with Hubber Pouches: Fe lneeee, brown sugar, RFease, &e-. ver | Maslin F aga. Sclecors, Plyers. Haveraacks. te he in kegs. per kee, ambalance The equi be made after the model adn, egw, Der Keg. ambulance | deposited in thik nd of eynally good mate aaa oe risin. ‘The whole must be deli red. ready for in- j *hystion. om or before the 15th of April. 1538. pices The other conditions and reaairenients made i pet iva. hone per eark. hams per tiers: | Mimechi te caiseae to tee bb f Bids will wed to the undersigned; and Alea Lally Sandy gly ioe eae ard | endorsed, * Proporais for Signal Equipment Bea ton per cca nate bce ey Ba, | “by order of the Chief Signal Mk it hae vol zen, wheelber- lngles pe 1 $00, tobac- Property and Disb ring Omter, Sigal at De co per Bo ber coll, brooms pet dozen. erty and Disbursing Officer, Signal Depart Ali freight to be delivered at such landings, a warchouses. or other t places of unloading at cach U =< STA’ rt MAILS. rmaster at Brownsville, o ‘her authorized of ers or agents of the Quarter- NORTH CAROLIN ter’s Lepartment Post Ovvice Derantueyt. nivactite must be prepared ty transport the Wanthicen nema nts whe od mus suc ee oa vo nd epi t “the fall capacity of take auch trcge ee eats a eeae or ortu hive ae ed at the Contract iar srovided if required oy | be rece! vs Department. and the proposals | ment until 3 p. m.of March 31 pie to be deaided aract rand class of vessels pro- | by April 10 fol cliowing. ned Sy mater transportation. sud | "The accepted bidders will be required to Siggy ape cath commonly known as the Tost Oath, and to A 1 Re wale must be in trip. execute con racts in the form and manner pre- teach and must be Seen eet ‘atiached po a a ea ca dec at least two bre tent ew pee who wil! ify by m1 cee eects Theit whiten LERMT by | bide Krom Beaufort to Portenouth, 8 miles and tract Leave Beaatort Thursday at 8 if Trans- Arrive at Portsmouth next day tre > r “The ae Leave Portsmout!, Tuesday at 8a Sa Tistrt- “tof thr iio Arrive at Beaufort next Jay by Texas” Ail propowals re- | gy19 From Rockingham, by Cocke ear h, ill be to the Chief Quartermas- ‘ane to Bee of the District f approval and award ates cord bee reserves the right to Feject any Lonve Bock oghai Fhmredey at 7 p e ans vere TOMPKINS Arrive st eit 12", Bvt. Brig. Gen ande. o M Aningthicagem Winn Military Dist 5 jar Woman t rs P ie " b : stra he nd back, once a we ig aS: aled Proposals will be. received by the und sr- ‘on 4 Tuntil the cOth of March, J8%8. at noun. for yeaye” Franutio ett are fat may hcuge necemary of Walhalla Thured ad 12 tm; pto No itis for said repairs cated States. ees as The price must be stated at so much per b.m of the lumber. per pound of the tron ra beck sie fim except Pacaang, at Spike. and per cubic yard of stone, which shall be sed in making’ aid repairs and must cover all the Arrive at Carey next day tp machinery, scows, &., the Leave Carey daily, except Sunday, at 5 pm; ng ‘a rremeing old work, ai the he comple: assem ‘Waiestors! hb next dag by Gem.” »of the repairs in a manner satisfactory to the FeTieeaneshore’. Beaver siaver tm charge roe Bicts nat be in dupticate. and guaranteed upon be Smiles sod back, three times a week. forme which. with sit the. information in the pore Leave Wvadeshors" o'. Tuseday, Fhureday aturday at Tun seston of the signed. can by tape 2% = ‘e Sim ___ Lt. Col. of Eng’s.. Bvt. Col es a. Leaye Cisristte Tassdar, ‘Thursday and Sat- ‘urday at AVY DEPARTMENT. Auive st ¥ , Wadesboro” Menday, Wednesday and 1p pli be ion ote ea Frou Ch ALLS Se a roposnls will be received. uni . ast From web Font ie wo ast ck noon, for the purchase of the ton, 37 miles MASS.) YARD. mircilictiees Taeeday, Th ‘Thareday and Sat- WASSTC.”” itehasraton bs 11:90 8 n Monday, ‘Wednesday att ea vt cb T rte ‘Thi od The “ E sar S198 From Maletgh to Leechburg, 1 miles and back, ree t = once a wee! : y ma 5 a Leave Kalei igh Wednesday at 1 pm; ITA acd“ SANDUSKY. Arrive st 1 Tewebbar The propesals will state the prices that will be Leave Leeel Wednestay at7 » m; sive for the versels im their present condition, Agrive st Baleige by 12m. “ath with euch fittings as are now attached to | sxo — Pittsboro’ to re at Ui miles and th ck. thee times a weel . tet ‘Monday, Wednesday and he vewsels can be seen, and them tions The right is reserved to reject any or allof the Proj if thetr acceptance ts not for the interest 7 I necessary infor- Pittsbo Al be given by the com- ee oD wood ‘Monday, "Padaesday and Fri- Pittsboro’ by 10. m; F *Hitedate to Greensboro’, 10 miles and r back, once a wee acce ptaner Leave Hillsd bon cutee Arrive st Greenstioro) by 1:3 at Upon the final deliv: ry Leave Greensboro’ Sata ay at pm; The pe: p sbonid be endorsed * Proposals Arrive at Hilledale 45pm. for purchase vf Iron 5003 From Murphey. by Notia. m, Creek, “GIDEON WELLES. Hnlasd’e Pout: and Wolt Crea to Di mh W-rosw Secretary of the N town. (Teun.,) 28% miles ab back: once a pes. WELLS, &c 3 Mayor's Orrice. town by, Cry Hast, March orisss. ¢ ightawn Teeoday wilt be received ab thisofice until 12 Arrive at — sek bos ol Fock’ Mon THURSDAY. Ith inst forthe | Norzs.—Propo: to carry the mail with repairs of Pumps Fivdrants &c , for the yearcom- | * celery Settinty, and eccerity vuving ,the meneing on the It of April. 1854. terme of the law, a1 "they must be guaranteed by > eat c.. can be obtained on applica. two responsible persons. certified ir ric subbyo ti Boat the Mayor's Ofice. Pogibamter ova judge of acourt of record. ICHARD badass Desay will be made for trips pot performed. mb etd Mayor, d for each of euch omissi ons net ‘satisfactorily > ned three times the Ne DEL ART MENT. ed. For arrivals #0 I Wasiiactom, 18th February, 1558. & connection with ~Fecetved until the 2th | -ulficiently excused, b. at 10 clock, uoon, for the purchase uf | tun for beta owing vemels tom Yard. —The Mabopac, Saugus, ed for neglect <The Winnebago. Manhatta sk Uneota, Tippecannoe, Chic he 7 op.rale will erate the price that will be v their preset cendition, ws Are now attached to th: hicles on the reate.. The aneul the comtract for disobey aw or the instructions of the “a alter the schedule of dej dei t > reject any or all of the pinuce ts not for the intere & of the pure! witite | w neat after 5 sori f ae should be einen yo the Becond Asie. oa. te be forfeited 1 taut Postu: General.” superscri rebase and the bal re | porale State of North Caroltaa,’ amas went ty re jean other, informa soe! oni! nudoraed © Proposals for |" For forme of proposal. Be. s doforma, Houses, to eee forma a earbe ‘pat post PATENT MEDICINES, _ OOFLAND’s GERMAN BITTERS GOVERN "NT SALES, jibe dicen ae OF decane top ROE ERS goan 0 Fics Sg y ‘loti AUCTION SALES, _THIs AFTERNOON. ™M JUDDs ite peex AUCTION TaIs Bulla» %: - Sees miss tate al 101 boi bout pee of Flour ‘assortm=» be eo WoL. WaLuaoe. UoTION: TH AS 18 EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at 4. W, TOWNSHEND 200. 6 Tth street, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN Tontc, restiratee nf vimare strictiy contdential ae ri Prem tg as THE GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL Disgases toe, a iy LIVER, STOMACH, Ok DIGESTIVE ORGANS 3) CED AND eae ae ULES, AND MASTEB'S STO: Deport QuaRTER. nn 2 eg one. sal Q eae aqimmes ately pia Fear of Nat Srieees vances made in on merchandise most reasonable rates, and for any length of time TEED eae, jwances on sil kinds 6 HOOFLAND’S GEBMAN BITTERS ts ares a, Baraca) of acta, ore, ned imizture of any HOOFLAND’S GEBMAN TONIO Is a combination o all the ingredient 5 es ° Beat of the Bit- robuediee ver ofered to the pebins Those omer free ro aig a from Alcoholic HOOFLAND’S GEBMAN BITTERS. who hay objection to the combinatt. of the Bivterssaa stateu will use - ee ae eels TORIC. |, and contain the oa trots ae "me wigmach from a variety of can rer ‘ot xg have i e ite Tis unetloae der oon “the resale era otwhiek or more + | te Riee the patient sui same from several Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, ey Blood to the Head, Acidity oe Stomach, Nausea, Heart- Sad Dissust for Food, Fulness or Weight im the Sour Eructat: M condition; after which, a lot of unserviceable Quartermaster Stores, consist- Army Wagons, ennsy! Qfters the ie ighest coat ‘30 2-horse do. Lo dH Hig Sacks. upeeny. amount and for any cash. ALEXANDER At private sale. STEAMBOAT LINES TUE NEW EXPREss LINE NEW YORK, ALEXAND METS, 8801 T Granite Koller. Tarticles not enumerated. i ed a sich take first di eh nh aha a MAND TEASER vTOey A owpteinaron weal well worthy the a eee of 0 at a BEGULAR BAILING Days, Borey et ris, General, ULB. ara FEOM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 13 M. FROM NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent, 63 Water street. Georgeto: M. ELDRIDGE &. 00. Agents vAMES iS HAND. Agent, it received constantly and forwarded to all go nde Hi 8 -baViveox. Agent. Sr Sten MERIFS, wen: months be | Badlic aspect of nme fh: 1oid ata Pati: mm he mee United ene en rtd or Fluttering at the «Pit Metedipg, ait a @ the Stomach, Swimming of = the Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Ghoking or Sufficating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vi Dots or Webbs befor J Dult Pain in ie inner aud Tea indie Tes and Coffee Glassware, very fine Mantel Gas Chandeliers aud Brackets One open Fe Family Carriage “ Kirebes, ben Beau Paacuet ote Ge Ensiae ‘aud ic f ck Boltin Cloneta, 1 one, Tye pene sa as, be gb i igen peasy £ es miei, \OVERNMERT | SA ORDNANCE eroitee, By septate nog Genensi tained af nt the the office 3! f the ‘Pereee rms cant. ‘n 2 Sue tates ac COOPER & LaTr UBLIC BALE OF FISH STANDS the 4 lifferent markets vill b for cash, on the following re MARKET. TUESDAY, March 31, at i0 o'clock om. NORTHERN MARKET. MONDAY, March 30, at 10 0’clock a. m. EASTERN fARKer. yas A River. at ibe fot of Hocacvelt treet, every or. oral THtESD Y, and aioe pas Pe atthe Ryd aa see Dey wor "THOMPSON Pree’t. RAILROADS, ALTIMOBE AND O10 RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE. ; Ly Back, Chest, Limbs, ete., Sud~ af ace treat or dom Flushes of Heat, Burning ii Constant Imasinings of and Great Depression of Spirits. ‘The sufferer from these, discases should oxercite reatest caution in the selection of for his cave. purchasing only that which he is as: estigations trios Dyer, Sv imertie$ Fase Ord: bic auctions nt » fgzeommence on MO ike. ofer'ilfery carriages, wise gaat ia fo riley are on Sone tres merits cette compeas 8 Gunners’ Pouches has estat to) fist acai Seance gnown remedioe— 4 ERN ‘s WEDNESDA Y. April i. Persons now holdin, pu retait, Shem pri such mh 12 814.89" ¥ NAGLE a v0, Balestooms No. “as "h street, Wrought Irom scrap, serap. 20 iT iron. rood Howitaer P: fo moony Fe Gartrlage Ho 406 Pennsylvania ave between Us and 6th sts. GREAT CONVENIENCE. Lh hb sold to all points North, East, West, and acineenge ‘called for and checked, hotels and_private restdenors of the city and Georgetown. ement paseeugers can provide Sta aa in te ifferent ands previous to ¢ BICHAKD WA HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, Plates. Speen i HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, ure ingles} 8, Artilier Boddien. irs PEREPABED BY DR. C. M. JACKSON, On SATURDAY, shall sell, at our antes-roo: packages Tea. 18 koxen Family Soap hoxes Pepper. W OW choice Cigars ance at the depot. arch h 16, at 104 o'clock, we | state ot things tickets can also Ti 575 Horse Brunt 3 [oe Nose Bags. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. oe peones unre fine ‘team Engine, 24 mee power. AND OHIO RAILRVAD, Wasincton, May 5, Noon, 1367 2: 25 2 as pene WASHINGTON AND BALTI and WA pe AND.THE WEST re now run as follows coe FA TiMoRE On GOR ALL WAY FER te, Leave auigenee Sunday. at7.00e m.,and 2:00 FOR WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPO- UNCTIUN st 6:15 and 7:00 a. m , and at 2:00 and 4:3 inn pope m. “ha m. No trains toor Barner, Twenty-two years since they were first intro- duced into this country from Ge have ui pat tedly inci more cures, and benefitted g1 eater extent, than any other ennai howe te i Gines Ware, Wrapping Pape jquors tu ‘woot! and glass, &c, ALso A jot of Household For iture— NAGLE & CO. A aesaaes Jacks, Traverse, Wheels; Sele gas ffectually cure Liver Com Terms: Gash, in United Staiee Actas epsia, Chronic or Nervous th id- 44% Seventh street, Opposite Patent Office TRUSTEES SALE OF HOTEL AND TAU Rant, KNOWN AS THE PEESUOTT ue Of @ deed of trust to me. dated August a Ht ope of the cl bo beys, 4p all diseases ari bei from @ Disordered Liver, Stomach, or Intestines: re St Chiefof 0 Ordoanee. sth WOOD AND COAL. VAL AND Woob, ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSE iene AND 1 TOLLS HAY w jhite CS Bed Ash........ Se Lyken’s Valley, altimore Company, (au) Ghestoet Soumeer Cumbertend Hun of ‘Mine. Birk WONT Es its for the UAK AND F th we brated Baltimore pared to furnish it in any quanti 465 Ninth strest, berwecn Hand F.. gy tee at Tg yard ‘and wharves at be Resulting from any Cause whatever; Prowration ° the By: induced by Severe Labor, He ps, Exposure, Fevers, &€. There is no medicine extant equal to these sacs. A tone and vigor is im petite is strongt \crel reccrds of Washi oua the andere ned, will eet at pablic auc DAY, b 10, nt 1 0'cluck, all the You ALB. and and ee the yellow tinge is cpad the eyes. 8 bloom ts given to the checks i er g00ds ox and chattels contained in the ous invalid becomes a «trong and of Prescot: House, 8. E. corner of Pennsylvani CHARLES EBEL, Trustee LE & CO. Aucts. = ABOVE SA1 E IS POSTPONED UN- til TUESDAY, March Ith, Boat We'clock sm. Beatty being. PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, And soe the hand of time weighin 2 ‘ith at ‘its patendent ills. HERS. or the TONIO, ameiixt? Into their ving, restore tn lor of more youthful ge and 13th strcet. tt On Sunday at430 0nd £3 pty nly e acpnnecting at Melay Station with trains arkers! ac. THROCGN TICK EES 6 the West can be had at the Washington Station Ticket Office at i ae at the Ithaca of nia avenne, ' etween 6th and For New York, Philadelphia sdvertisemento, I-7 Goad end ‘sre pre. ‘ort ia BI tae ill taeth bew life Ys. wt: Qaeteee a@ CO Topponitatinaion Howes.” build up aT sbruol health and happiness to their remaining 7° ALL WHOM IT t MAY CONCERN. Dapartuent c cade I i 2. ‘of Transportation M-COLE, General Ticket Ag ut GEO! 8, KOONTZ, Agent, Washington ALOUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK February 28, 1858. yRisione of the acs ein ‘ell established fact that full one-half of mulation are seldom in or, to use thelr own hey a In accordance with th i he female portion of our po) ti an act relating to, ash wha tof Rood health. th relarue of thet following a Yi hetiomre bux) are st jn oy 108 ier tthe “Gate follow’ ng Nhe mania Warrant, a new at cor w will be reiss: ngni ergy extremely sorties nd a this class of persons the PIETERS, or the ‘ONIC, is especial; WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are maces strong by the use of either of these rem odies eae. will cure every case of MAEASMUS. ater ie bh market. iy the reat of the Centre EL AY, . at 12 o’elock m copy of the ordinance can be seen at RICHARP WALLACH. Mayor. J.B. WHEELER &Cv., 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POST ned until SATURDAY next, lith iostant, same "J.B. WHEELER & 0O., Aucts PROFITABLE vee WEDNESDAY, at Soclock pm. fttatr if notths next tar I will sell that valuable property 1867. Trains between Wesninens ‘and’ Nee York are Bow Fam .se follo viz: K. without change of cars ly (except Sunday) at 7:45 a, m., 12:30 00 p.m FOR PHILADELPHIA. nil aTaP Sunday) at7:45 and 12: No 15.555, for 120 acres, sepa under the act of March 3, 18:5, in the names of the minor children }, and was granted Bep- 1B ‘Apia 15, 1938 issued under in the name Ci William Keeff, and was tie: Mareh 17. 1867. 1868. Tho: nati of certeatas ere Fearing lated in the hands of the propri of the publication of ¢beseved, ore men of uote be believed. ace wu allow ‘nd of such wtanding that SUNDA ay. Leare for New York ana Philadelphia at 7:00 » rakikrine CABS for New York on 7:00 p.m Through ache to Philadelphia, New York. be had at the Station Office at hours in the day, as well as at the new office in the Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34% Penn avenue, between 6th and 7th strosts, See Baltimore and Obio Ratlroad advertisement een Washington, Baltimore, An papolis. and te. A TOR, Borne eatin Oo LE. G ocko-tf GEO. 8. KOONT! 4 under the act o of Murphy fe Vaughn VALUABLE ANE AND nites ease Willtain rhe tat of . May * eeued under the act of February Ti, 187, in the hame gl Patrick Shea,and wae etented August 10, 1809, 2, 18a. for 190 acres, a a ander the act of 11 1847, in the names of the of HcGraw doce axed, aud was granted Aagust No we Sit for ia acres, ismied February i 18d, ° TESTIMONIALS. HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pa., writes: PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1357. Saat! is Bes fod ‘usrd by fins eve etone, is situated in the most elicible part ‘of Bladensburg, an: it 8 large dwelliug geontaln storehouse, warehonse and bath house. with all necessary ont butidings in ex-e lent repair apd « hichly cultivated garden of ab destring to merchanci vfiret rate stand. poae. better in th and a large, safe, aud profitable business “I find ‘Hoofia: tonic, useful in diseases of the di and of great beneht in cases of debi uervousaction hg 5 y Ageat, Washington rT purchase grain 180 acres, issued under the act of AFE_ DEPOSIT oom gf John Dyer, and was THES NATIONAL ry special ect of Comte: Her tie male keeping, u runrentee, “of Government. Bends, silver Valuable Papers, nud all descriptions of Valuables, Kenting of Safes inside of fire and ei Ofice—cornar NY. March 3/196. in the 1 granted June 27, 1936. | May 2. 1835 4.26, for ea, issued under the act of Marcird 16 tn the name of Berbare Baltic wid ge of Jacob Baltiet, and was granted July 17, A for 150 acres. issned under %, in the name of U1 HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. PuILADELPHLA April 23, 1356. of Siecke ‘of Indigestion or his from my experience Ore: balf cash; residue in.tsmonthe, Th tle indisputable. N STEP Aisecens mr Ooears 1 ahi incase Hooft x the act of barine Bloss, wid ow ot vnc nian Bloss, aud was granted Beptember 1866. May 2, ‘No. 948i, for 10 acres, insned under wt are 3, 1858, in the name of M. Binor child of Moses cheney 5 for 169 acres, tam PYours, with res} mest ‘MES THOMPSON.” FEOM REY. JOSEPH H. KENNARD.D.D., Pastor of the Tenth a Church, Philadelphia 0. i rm wn BS. Hiumtingten, Treasurer; B. P. Su; der tinder the act of eis im the namé af Helurich Gerding, and was granted January 2, 1807. May 251 No for 160 acres, issued. un reauseled to Connect my name eit Hous of difteren kindsof medicine the practice as out of Reve'in all tense Gast {a various instances. and pi family, of the usefulness of bie I depart for once » zy tem, and sit fal at th Tdoubt n: will be ve very beneficial to those who suffe uses. Yours, very ae ig iy sui Eighth, below Coates street. FEOM REV. EK. D. FENDALL, Assistant Editor Ohristian Chronicle, Phila. 1 bave derived decided benefit from the use of ands German Bitters, and feel it my vets lege to recomms teal who are suffe Sa diseases axming to she bon liver Calls for, and delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES, AND MERCHANDISE; MOVES FURNITURE, a&c., &c avenue, comer sth Wdor'the act of 13. tase fn the mame of Hanae Fritz, widow istian Fritz, and was granted March 8, 1857, May 2. 18: No. (0,101; for 160 acres, issued under the act of 3, 1856, Walden, “the subdivision, and. re lat of toe (ity of Washing: Fs folto 3. a= bye meeerine street, Washing on;and at the Adams ’.Kxpreax Co., Georgetown. fv 21 ly \HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the gnbseri: tained from the’ Orph ton County, in the District of administration on the WES late of Waa Persons having claims aned ure hereby warned to exht the For hers therrof, ¥ fw be excluded trom ail bene ott the pand this sith day of for "Lier Com: Carded in the grown three tory Brick Houre: ig Since 6 and 1; ‘deed of trust. with notes testes ai ey ming and stamps e arch it No. wll, tor Mepaorens ieeushweder’ March 3, 185, in the mame of Was granted April 6, 1857. May 2 No. 62,488. for for ld scree, Sseued 858. 6 ABI. fe under March S18oCn the nemerct jena Benton, and was sranted June 8.M0e7. May $108. “71, r » issu Sy aéd.ta the Dames ofthe tuluorehtlaren of (ouway’ Courtney, id October $3487 ais KLLS. D.LWRULS & 00. Atcis. 4 P84" Sai ggttoneers. n'a ‘avenue dnd oth street. beso se § BALE—VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE ON LAPALVETTE SQUARE ve Vatrack ae aoe pte eon Ai ry rial trict m1 wa certain cause ‘in depending in which John B- Gittings sud BY W™. b. wane es, - iasued under the act of of Margaret Lemon, yilow of Jonathan ‘Lemon, aud was granted April 2, 18% |. for IeO acres, issued under the act of March ss 18%, iv the name of Juan Crespin, and 22,1898. May 2 45%. ne, senued unter, a i act of 2 ted gust 8, 18 38, Sah, tor inp Wdoned ‘under tho act of we name of Babine Baca, and was Pais 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, hat th gubac ber has obtained from phan Washington couuty, in the District of Coln Ketiera testamentary om the personal ew |. late of Washington county, D C., de ergons baving claims agai et the de ages oe ee ae to 1 same. with the vouchers, there? pers on or before the 23th day of Febrnary next; r Penkate of the sala atate this 29th day of peneras se of the i.’ b. FENDALL, 8; the sebeoriber Sf RevAY APTRRN clock ix wolty Derket Not to the saber w be excluded from al “Given under my hand 4 B- Mok, M tes the Saecue of ocm mM. STAUKSON 1 ine cn of each bottle. Ail others RTMENT OF THE Fie jae ear re STATES P. the petition ways ae Miigr Low Low, eae ie of go wow 8 wedlclae Bove, No. egal al Al CHABLES M. EVANS, Proprietor, Formerly 0. M. JACKSON & CO; . 2, 188. for 10 elas fogepd ander the act of ie [Ba name of Juan Pedro Marcus, ran) ptember 8, he, property ever ‘Ne. $4,498. for 160 acres, Issued unde: real lane! Cathat the Ou fines! fered for gale in Wasting Tig hg upon, Lotayette aan und the President's cofland’s German Bitters, ae ct % Hoogand’s a Gece : ne of Thenobilas W was granted March 1 41,949. for 169 acres, fenced ‘ened iy act of march! 1865, in the name of =e was grant ‘September x L. J. ROTHROCA 452 71H srREet, orp. Parent Orrice, WASBINGTON, D.C. ti hee GLASSks, ot ae (Bo: N ac kxona ane (COOP Salers faa, Sat eS oo Kec etved to, gay of a augereat 28 Rete, Selorstne sth See Febra: 0% alae wa ol nises La caport to the sn! cas Seep ae UCIRDA aie i Cari Rae Expont G TENUING (TALIAN .ebagoNi front and heat qm )ity baste STO ; to the trade ot WwW. BUBOHELL. Ves ott CRIGEMAL FRA’ WINET GEWINO me tev ii owt tech aad Eth oa = THE EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. Senare— Yesterday aiser report closed ‘Tbe funding bill was discussed by Mr Gor- bet! ip opposition to the bill Mr. Dixon followed, confining his speech to Teconstruction At the conclusion of Mr. Dixon's remarks, the Dill was laid over. The President pro tem. appointed as the com- Mittee of conference on the amendments to the bill in regard to proceeds of captured and aban- doned property, Messrs. Edmunds, Fessendes and Trombuil The Senate then went into executive scasion, And soon after adjourned, Hovse.—Yesterday after our report closed — Debate on the bill for the admission of Al bere was continued at some length; when ti bill was laid aside temporarily, Mr. Farn- worth stating that a vote would be asked to- ax "The Speaker presented a communication from the Secretary of War, with a letter from Gem Meade, relative to the necessity of additional Appropriations to carry ot the reconstruction acts eferied to the Com nities = acts. aRiliee ou Appropri Bir. Van Wyck, from the Commitive « trenchment, 10 which was referred the inves- tigation ordered last Monday as to the fictitious destruction of bonds in the Treasary, made a report, which be asked to have laidon the ta- bie and printed. Mr. Logan objected to the reading of the re- less the evidence was also presented id. That evidence would show that he fied in making the statement, notwith. ing the fact tbat the very evening the in~ bard was ordered a telegray ad ssocinied Press that Bis G u tement Without foundation. He did not intend to per- mit any imputation to be made on bis veracity A somewhat treated Ne ee took place be- tween Messrs. Logan ck, the Jormer contending that, in justice to if evidence which sustained hi statement be publisbed; and the latter holding that the eoromitive bad only been influenced by the e question, and bad not deemed veracity of the gentleman from Liinois to be called in question at ail, After further debate— Mr. Logan, recurr! to the tacts in coanec- tion with the certifi of the destruction of ‘$1%,000,000 of bonds, related the circumstances whieh justified his statement—particularly the circumstance that Mr. Neale, one of the clerks who had signed the certificate, had told him that he supposed it was done to cover up a fr- ported loss of twenty millions of bonds. He clared his determination to puncture the rot- enough todo within the next four weeks, He did not imtend to be bought off, or 5 of, or driven off, but would do his duty in the face of all the men, and all the power, and all the committees on earth, or in Heaven. It was a rotten mstitution from rts head to its foot. believed that officinis of the Treasury were dee trauding the Government, not only by the sale of bonds, but by giving out dies, aod 5 Py counterfeit bonds and duplicate bonds; yet they found defenders on both sides of ‘the Cap. itol to whitewash and call them honest ag Mr. Logan gave way toa mouon to adjourn. ening say Commous Tuesday night, Mr. Maguire, in moving thas the House go into commitice on (he state of Ireland, smd, tuough, Ireland was a part of the Empire, and was now peaceful, yet the personal liberty of every man fm that country was at the mercy of apirs, policemen, or Government officials, and this sted Where the records of the courts show crime. The and its peop Was @ word moderate to express the state of feeling. He denied the correctness of the as= sertions mace by Lord Mayo and Lord Kem- thatthe farming cisss in Ireland were The crueity of the past had made a deep impression upon the Inst people, The laws in Tegard to the tenure of iund were defective, and operated 60 disastrously that the Yneans of a tenant, which were good two years ago, are worthless now. Ireland needed po comuts- sions of inquiry on the Established Church, That church was not suited to the majority of the people, who dissented from it. Aller speeches trom Mr. O. Darby Griffith, the membr for Devises, aud Sir Frederick Hoyeaie, the member for Londonderry. Lord | Chnton moved tbe adoption by the House 1m committee of a resolution, in substance, as fol- lows: That the discontent of Ireland is a source of uneasiness to the Empire and mast be rem- edied: that the laws of Ireland should be framed to suit the people; that the preseut church. school, and land tenure system are unjust; and that, in the © pinion of this House, these wrongs should be rig! Mr ‘O'Bleree, the member for Cashel, in the course of bis remarks, declared that the large body of the Irish sympathized with the Fenians, 1 Mayo, the Chlet Secreiary for Ireian ebmuaon Ubat great discontent prevailed in L land, but said it was exclusively nourished by the Irish in America. The Irish in Australia or Canada felt no discontent, and even in Eng- jand it was confined to the lower classes. There was no prominent leader in Ireland who was not aided or pushed by friends in the United States. The rate of wages was low, but it was | improving. The consumption of spirits, which t « best test of a people's material prospere as in nx. He advocated the mainte- of the present policy, bu’ promised that a bill would svon be imtroduced for the relief of the tenants. Imrortant Lawsvrr rm Pra Nxce—Rebel Bal- tigerent Kights.—A letier from Paris gives ac- | count of an action which the United States have instituted before the civil tribunal of Paris against M. Arman, deputy in the Corps Legislatif and ship-batider at Bordeaux; M. Erlanger, banker at Paris, apd son-in-law of Mr. Slidell, Confederate diplomatic agent at Paris during the inte war; M. Voruz, engine- builder at Nantes; M. Dubigeon, ship-builder in the same town, and certain other persons, in order to recover from them large sums of money. exceeding three hundred and fifteen thourand pounds. recetved by them for con- structing veesels of war for the Confederate States. ‘The United States also claim an in demnity of one hundred and fifteen thou- sand pounds for the injury they suffered from the violation of the laws of negtral- ity by the tutiding by the defendants of jb in question ese were four ensibly destiaed by @ foreign powner for regular communication bet Suanghae, O-aca, Jeddo aud San Fraacisca, and eventually to be seld to the governments of Japan and China, and two plated steam rams, Owing to the interference of the United Sates Minister to Paris, the permission which had been obtained for the arming and the departare of these vessels was revoked, and in comse- quence of this interdiction two of the steamers Were sold to Prussia wad two to Pera. One of the steam rams was subsequently sold to Prussia. The other was ed tor by the L +h government, whi ver, refused it after it had been completed, on account of its not fulfilling all the conditions requisite. That one subsequently became the Confederate steamer Stonewall, under Capt. Page. ACLUB vor Womxy.—A number of women living im the suburb and outskirts of Bostoa have subscribed money for the purpose of building @ club-house for their own ¢onven- ience ina cen ral part of the city. If, after going to & place of amusement or a social party, they do not wish to return home immediately, they desire a pince where they can slewp aad breakfast without the expense and publicity ofan hotel. During a midday visit, if huagry or tired, a spot is needed where a meal or rest can be obtained, and & room, if necessary, without being protected by a gentleman, The slub-house is intended to be a place of mocting where, as directresses of different societies, can bold conference. Gentlemen, ualoss with consent of all the sneasberm, will be rigidly excluded Only those will be rece may bave business reasons for coming. ie preg rise TO} several Aes. = jer Indien of the city.” Membership will be strictly confined to their own social circle. A —— oe ng for Idiots, at Barisw. little fellow seemingly shoal eighteen yn or, at the very utmost, two years old, with baby hands and aims, and a baby face that ss not so abnormally ‘as to miss a droll, elfish ex~ Pression. in a cbild’s high chair. He is dreseed a8 an infant would be dugoned; end. when set upon his feet, — such effort to In ~, —— a gid of the narse clutch! is uth of seventeen. ie ay ne first dent! as omen ua wakes, on bh nene’s — oF Western papers are ad: neing marringes im advance. It be- anew weceere! because the married life ts 80 e7 The Paterson Gas Company charged a man for berating twa feet of pas who had used kerosene a a ea ae snying that mistakes from defects im meters ployees. ora ‘Chien tour- Bh -<2 at ree tng seeing