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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
AS1S EROAIlNG THE SMITHSONIAN IN.

ASl K, ERoA55MG THE sMIfHs0EiAN in.
o. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 9th. at
: clock on the oremises. by virtas of q deed of
in Liher J. A. No 49, iolios 4O3. &c, aud Of the
land reeorts for stoh ounty, D. G.. shall
ping for tae same at ths northeast corner Of said
ss%,, and thence running ives. along TIE line OF
one fsea TO thirty fot alley thence east with TIE
the place of beginning 49, "
This lot is beaut fully situated or South ssrest.
view of the city
7erms One :Aird in cash. the re- mai nd ar in and
IL months. with interest secured by deed of trust
oD the premises.
Convey aness and stamps ct the cost Ct the pur
chaser.
WILLIAM n WARD Trustea
ia l6 eoa J. u. Mctf UlRE Il CO. Ancts
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CoIHcIDEScR.-Rev. w. H. Charming chap
lain OF the United States House OF Representa
tvfs, delivered a very eloquent discourse In
The Representatives Hall YESTERDAY morning,
MT Lincoln being one Of his auditors and,
without any knowledge of the deceass OF Ed
waId Everett. paid just and most Clio wineIy
expressed tribute 70 that eminent scholar
statesman, and patriot
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DEATH FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
morning. Roundsmau Shield and Officer SullI-
van discovered the body OF a female named
Mary Donoho, in Goat Alley. between L and
M, and 9th and 7th streets. The Coroner held
an inquest, which resulted in a verdict of
death from intemperance. The property Of
the deceased was delivered to eon Of Ben.
aett Donoho, BY order OF the Coroner.
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THE NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINR.-The first Of
the three Steam Fire Engines for our paid fire
department which is 10 be placed in charge Of
No 2,and was expected to have arrived TO- day.
will not be here before the latter part OF the
week. 1t was to have been shipped to-day for
this city and will probably be here by Thurs
dsy or Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-16

AMOS.
ORGANS.
MEL EoNs.
Largest assor tmept in this city Of the famed
CHIcKERIN9 & sons PIANOS.
We are the only ssent Ia for their sale.
Terms eaAier, stock larger, allowance for old
Pianos greater than any other establish ment.
Also. sole agency fer 8 D. Il H. W. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS AND MKLoDRoNs.
JOHN T. ELLIS,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
,al46t between 9Th and 10th SITS.
$4,000 WORTH OF Eoors AND sHots
u H7ElkEk t { o.: "a skESx!skTa . e..
tss bet sn e i hn5 e.
esnaiss Ladies sfoys kis Boots
ladies' Slippers good ausiity, IS esnts. 3D.
All iizsa now of the Boys Copper, tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes s.sl7s.
And our stock of heavy B'nts At msn1sscturers'
sss I'll st. 4doors above ods ssile%s' Fall.
Also lsrss ysIisty of 1sTIas E. lis % and
sn street. sss and Is.
frENTLENEN's AND BOYS CLOTHING
GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsi
NEW sTYLEsi FINE QUALITIES
CITIZENS AND MILITARY CLOTHING
OF ALL QUALITIES.
WALL, srEPHENs Co,
SEQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Invite purchasers in want of Fl EAyY CLOTHING
to examine their large assortment, which they
offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices. In
order to red uce stock.
WALL, STEPHENS & co.,
5ab2w,n lint, Chr. & Rep.l 1922 Pa. Az.
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CASH WHICH rs

- at Manufacturers prices,
Also. all kinds Of CASTINGS done With neatnesz
no. % Maize avenue,
JAIL Ms near AHmory Square, IslAAd,
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MARIE ID,

MARRIED,
On the l1th in slant. by the Rev. John Thrush, Mt
the parsonage, Mr. THEODORE z. WARNER to
Miss ALICE AMELIA CRUIT, all of Georss-
town.
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AYERS CHERRY PEc-OEAL surpasses all other
remedies in th- rapid and radical euro of Goa CHS,
euldE and Consu rtion. ia I4-w
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eLAGLE 10 taking Cartas Dc yisite Photograph
for only s.! % per dozen Vignsttes S. per dosen,
He de6es the world to excl his pictures In price
or quality, Nos. 312 and 2SS Pa. avenue. on each
side Of II tb st. El-l-, Ja n Tvs
COsTUMIs FOB MAsQUERADI6. FANCY D1ess
~ Balls, Tableaux. Priva'e Thestricals. 90, for
hire and made to order, Apply 26e Q street, be.
teewn the hours Of 8 aud 10 Q m and SD D N
Messrs. 9OURLAY & OURLkND.
IN: =. one but parties Of addrsss VII Be At
tended to, Dc l.lmr
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TaK 00PARTN1RSHIP HERRrOPORE TX.
i listing between Joseph P. Herman and Leopold
Strouse, under the Arm of Herman & Srrouse ia
this day dissolved by mutual consent j. p Her
man is alone authorized 70 settle the business Of
LEOpeLD sFRoUsH.
Washington, D. G., January 10. 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
L Dry Goods business at the old stand No 33J
Penn q avenue. between sth and 18th streets where
he will keep . veil selected stock OF Dry Goods,
Cloaks. Shawls, Ba morals and Furs, at New York
auction prices. lie Is St'l J. P. HERMAN.
DROPOsALS FOR PINE LUMBER
CHIsF QuARTaRMAsTER's OFFICE,
3" DKPof OF ~AsHTNGToS.>
WASHINGTON, @ Jan. u.s. ,ss5
Seaied Fro posals invited at this Office until
Mon "a January Is 1876. at IL O'Clock m for the
immediate delivery at this Depot of the FOLLOWING
quantities anu kinds Of Lum Der, viz:
$40 COZ feet ~ White Pine CulIinRs
10000 feet "a White Pine Cuttings
100 .tsn feet w hite Pine Outlines
Bids will be received separately for each hind
and quantity a. above specified. or for the whole
quantity advertised for.
Proposals in duplicate must be plaiuly endorsed
on the envelope. .. Proposals fer Pine Lurbsr,n
D. II. RUCKBR.
Brig. Gen. and Chief Gus. ter master,
jan G-1t Depot Of WAshin gtoA.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by a respectable
w woman as a frat class nest and psstry cook,
st. ia le
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SVANTBD TO PURCHASE-A BRICK HOUSE
W containing or SreSms. situated bes.een IT
and 10th sts.. north of Pa. av. Address DER
FLA. Through post Office, stating situation, terms
size of hou SO aud depth Of lot "a I3-3tt
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NfxETED-A colored SERVANT GIRL corner
w OF 18th and D sts., Island. j. 10 7t-
w tNT Ep-A BARKBHPER. Good wages will
w be given. Address Box No. 1, Star Once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

-
- II b. aAd-sa -tkink-kkAEt kGa4@zas- annually
With. fhszdssns Of Ifs and health almost within
Armp teagfh. Many weakliDg gees down 70.
the grafs every day, whom ths timely Ess %
HosTETTER'E CELEBRATED STOMACH Eft
TEE4s w84id hays saved. 1t Is c9nsoiAtioa'to
knoS, ho0sysr, that this glorious tonic-a Vityisz
txsnk klfMF without sfbgls drawbaek-in Pc =
ssrvlna - lfvss of nEltitudss. In eases Of ssp-
erSl d1AllAty asd prostratioD, ~ Is produce g
Effects fh& perhaps more astonishing 20 n
anything hsrstofors observed or recorded in the
history az rasdieai treatment. Feebis, emaeisssd
and despalring patients, whose pc=srs Of disss<
tf5a sanma TO Be- astaaliy sxilbg7rhed, rsoeTeE
she h ab1atltaaakzf dssh sud spirit dsr copsse
Of ~ nifssrs, wYEiz rapldisy that Is positiyaIY
awazinx. All enakHhs propfisfOrs expected fr9na
ths prsnskAtion go long ago thrown into tbs
sh.se ~ rs aanaskrssu New virtues, whict
they had Never thought Of attribusing TO It., are
eentlnaAny bsinz svsioped in its applieationi =
tnsw eaasaE A4AARfssantive Of diseases Of sgsrx
elaa., AndsA oonsszrtiohal inyigorant, It stsads
aIohs AID usspesl@khabis. - 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

4 Clsrgymaa ~hlIs residing in.soath AmsFiea
: ntssiozNsg. discovered q sRfs and EIrapi =
bszss6s M th@mmm Of Nervous Weakness, k4rIy.
Dssaf, Dkeasssz sfshs UrineSE md ssasinal Or
EAAss eFd the wflgA train Of dlsorSsrs bFpughrcn
~ hNnefpi An4 KAeious habit CrsscnumbeEa.
hays ih1sp sirdsag. cured b I'm nobIs re ras6 ~
PrempseA BY aadebirs 70 bsHamashhe afisctsd ana
uniortanats, ! wiitsend the rs1ipssor Ssspzsfng
and gsgeg shH III eins. - ANRWd envelopes %
any one Nho maeAkat, Free II eA4sps. = =
tIssss suelOssFs post pAid u ssiops. Ed4rssssd
70 konrsslE Address, =
IA JOSEPH ~ IMAM.
'Jt37om. aAaAaae D. Blsls RSusk, H.lR. CID. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
Spring STOCK
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS


is now daily arriving from
the East, all of which
has been bought since the
recent great decline in
prices and is offered Elk
CLUSIVELY at WHOLE
SALE.
In Style, Quality or Price
we defy all competition
either I'm Evansville or any
other market.
To the trade we say,
Come one, come ALL" ex-
anime carefully and act for
your own interest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
BLRcTToN NOTICE.
Rlsction Notice 80

Nk1N kA9A NVtAess 81 u 9 eFI
w 1919. - ssSass ssassssr ~ 3
~ fAs SAsriF Of YandsrbErvh o5itHfg:
4 Esyths uxp@s. Glsnk - ths Vas asfe urwa
0lsguit cesrt, - bsrshy certify q TIE shsriH
mhzna afaaNse Aas % - siessAd ~ Vans sKhmsah
ceeosT - iAs Esassal slsst g4.in ostee~g. lsst.
Az NJ ssaal kisesH ne hAiafsx eiaetlo1a % ths
@1 xnssday IN uxtatsr 1884 via !. .sti.ss. - =,
@ms shartn o. vaad6rbasKh csaaty, ens Az.
aissg ~ yandsFbnrKh Ceuasy. qilp Gsnnay cous-
mlsasaneF soF ths "a District o. sald coassy.
nlse q Jaagsaf Us fesA gaaaizy esfsafl eFths
AaA1s 81 Andianas sisseas PresarqtiaK A tteznFx
@w hmt6 piakftst aaso tnsEe ~ fha ooert Il
Can4Hsa Rlsaa fsr the nfszFtef ceaEpaeiaz Ia
sssnttss Of Rsssy. vsadsrtarKh, warrisk and
9fbaea zee Tresf
As4 tAs shesia - ssrasy alrsetsa O. sfss legal
msfies % said si~ctteu fu ssuhsrmffY WITH the
saaapss - SSH So naas sd 4Fovidrd. Il asecs
IN wirnsss 80 reef y B7ythA Hynee. sf&fk -
~ Tia Tanest bsrzh ctzeatt psuFt. % heFsty
suhsesfh4 n hAzae and sflx the ssai 81 aaid
T. Gears. - kvswxiils. ahlz nm szys % 50.
3. s677T1 RLvxHK HYEas. Clssk v d o s
eMxsifF that BE fsFaxesn9 - a-grna eaRF o.
tAs eFfEf -. ths safse app-4Ft % ais 3 my
na4es- $50 .fsas SEQ. NeIaFLf2s, sfF. q. :
~ gsta cansx. pepaty
@s1is sas Iunien ssa psmoeEAs aspSsl iesk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Punch hears that His Holiness the
Pope has given positive orders that all
his Bulls shall be kept within the pre-
cincss Of the Vatican while The cattle
disease Is rife. Fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
HAIR DYE HAZE DYE I

MAIk 04E! HAIR DYE ! =.
BaGehsIofssszair Dye Abe beet lathe
know4 Rorla @@Ths only tfnuRhd psrfeet Dye
--aark sAfnstAhtaaeoua AkdvRsl iasls--sro.
du1as u leads Black or EAtursl Brown-seras-
dies FtheT III sanus7 Of bad Dyes, and frsqaertlx
ressofas shs aFiafl color. sgla ~ ai Dsus ..
lTAs EsnAIns ~ ~ nsd. W. a. tehslor, 81 Baf-
clay atzeet, Hs&Kprk- apz1sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

forty.six years of age, six feet three
inches in hsigbt apdat various times q
drover, y sfshmhoat eaptain and an edi-
tor His cheracieristic speech ! copy In
fell: 1890 E 1aENGGA
GEsTLEMEs AND MISTER CHAIRMAN;
rise withrgrate difidence, for the fust
time 10 my TIE, tew address an impromp-
ten assemblage. What kan say il m
slant, and i Cant nlteFA i; y kspt set
down or staDd W, aAa stndtAyj ahihing
out, emmy more 1hAu 4 kan aet dram and
think how lew lift a tor We hay met
here Jest for fun and beleef that aul
things, includin truth, hAv q funny, re-.
dikilons nids lew them, and fully beleAf,
that while Satan, with coHaum INIT skill,
fills hiz Ranks bi the arts of Bedaeks
ahiOn, virgns should resort taw tho same
meana beleaf Ia sdgaf-coated pills,
and | baleat that virtue and aisdnm KIM
DO smuEgled into o mans sole bi good
natured proverb better and deeper than
TO be morticed iuto IL With a wormwooa
mallet aud chsal We have "a "a tesw
aelebrafa the birthday of "a Sunday
newspaper: the child Is a yearJ old. and
IL growin niaely. Sum psople doubt
the propriety Of 4 SUNDAY Newspaper;
they seem tew think that Che Sabbath
waz made only for the RetA ov sektarian
worship, bat beleaf that religion ~az
never designed nu a bi1Heae, bat only
tew regulate and knrrekt bizness with
saouid "a soon think ov iunuelling
Hooaik mounting b praYer--wbep poo
Pile devote awl their time tew religion,
superstition add biRotFy are, sure. 10 pre-.
vail Man In the only thing kfeated with
the power tew leo, birds and flowers kan
almost dew il, andsdogs would like to-4-
mules smile With their heels Fan was
made for tho millioiia ethicke FOE the
few, And the man who kan Invent gen
erous and healthy sauce tew enliven n
dishsov billed grons witht Ia h Christian
fun may never have ftiKnished a SPLEEN
did dinner, but IL haz helped swaller
menny a poor one. SIX days shalt
thou labor, aud on tho seventh rest
thare IL no laber, in fun, aud q Sunday
newspaper dus awl it's work epsSRtaF-
day. Shad rather tend oneA lsedding
than d dozen phiinerals; and a birth,
even il il ain't emmy thing mere thaa. the
Matching oy ducks eg, u alwus another
suokcees. Life w short, and that IN ona
great reason whi it ought alwus taw he
cheerful, and fully heleaf, that when
Gabriel bloza hiz born, 30 FIRST enea that
rise, will wear smile on their faces,
Judls betrayed with q lad, ana kiss,
but the fan ov the thing WAC, hewentloii
and hung hisself he that kant laiFi1
tew be pityed, and him thai won't laH IL
tew be feared am clean ihro---thes ia
my maiden speech, and viii bet 10 dol.
lara that i wont never run the risk og
doing il again Adew. : saa.i'a.''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

A pork contractor for the federal army
presented himself short time back al
a sculptor q atelieE iuIRoDs. and stated
his intention Of sending durable me
mento or himself to adorn bis native
place in America. With an admirable
candor be explained TO The artist that he
had begun. life. as. q poor boy selling
matches, and by 1aeky spscuia tioa bad
attained hia present gigantic greatness.
&" Nop, he continued, I've lgeenk a
munimeht "a this citg as suits my views
20 nicely A kinder ,colpmn with little
fggers rnnuin' up al round il, and a
chap at The top" /" TrajAn's colnmn,"
suggested the artist. Pfass ~ may hel
and wish you to skulp me just such
another, n worlzin out tho whole b my
bigraf, f,aginnin' IS the Bottom with a
boy seilin' matches, and then keep Wind
ing it'up till'it ends with On easy altitood
at the top" r.-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
! a0LaArEls HONRY anAP

Thm eahbrstaA Moiiet Somp,fh such uRtEs FL
a. demand, is &akb from the elzofeest mAfari-s
ala z rtsi a asd emoIIient a. 10 nature, frass
Grnaay scented, Aad exit lusaiy bensflefaH
IN kszzskpn apsnshs skin. rsFSssls - Drsgss
gists pna Faah Goods DsAlsrag 4u2s. IT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
CA R y ET
Department.

On the second floor Of cur whole,
sale house. and attached TO Il, Is q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, M&ttings,
Window Shades. Curtain Fixtures.
Wall Paper. Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen shsetings, Cornioss,
and almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAoUEss. RREEcH q co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

said q gentleman IN New York TO a
newly errived Irishmsn "FoT instances
your frisnds IN Cork are 10 bed and fast
asleep by this time, while We are enjoy
ing ourselves in the early evening
" That's always the way" said Pat, Ire
land uiyer got justice yit.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

casnma chfnfsa. nuAfer anA r4nes Nlre.
HeFp. fsefy. habssr. BunsF ba ! 80 ehsll Tnrk
a. ~. Hlrn anf Hoe4 fsckstt Il ~ And Hns-
Der pr~.aii g. and "a sudleke saeissy ~ anbter.
Rsesa, ast asssyssrf fsiest. e Nee. 20. ~. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Among ihp speakera at o. recent
Newspaper Festival in Troy, \. T., was
Henry w. Shaw, pbettsr known assJ0sb
BiHings, Of Berkshire county, Mass,
forty-six years of age, six feet three
inches in hsigbt apdat. yarious times q
drover, y stshmhoat eaptain and an sti-
tor. His CHARACTERISTIC speech copy In
fell: ngg8g1 t VI sNEG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

A gentleman walking along the dock
had his attention directed TO the floating
church. "Ahivery unstspled principles
here--a change twice ia every twenty-four
h0ursr he exclaimed. Lissner couIdn,t
see It, and asked how that could be- and
was answered, y Don't yon see ms High
Church or Low Church according % the
state Of the ;ideH' ~ e.l ssissa4s ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07


len noss Fecefvire he beet snaort-
ueuf 81 fsii aad Ntntlr ooats essr
81 ~ ! il this n artist
wutid cal ths a euiica 81 huysrs
- tbs aeellne W prizes
sueile year att q In q thn iiat ~
o. a. tsies maaflon a. IL elli eixs
pea : keosrsl a ~ No tsoek uklcn
u taels ccnafiete THAI aay ons a the
hina ever easrsd n thts sseiion u
tha co1t tfys
cfarf 20 prersat she graf dim
calls ghich hnysr, - ; ~ is's sKpe-
fis4ced 10 ptcenfirG fail lines ~
1crde, hats sTarst N piins Ia mak.
ira ~ my aatartmanA IA emhracns
ths choA vaf safi.airs q toih Fors ira
ans Doe ~ c oes.4a. ina ndlns Fsh1g
- 81 - Niap . artisfss
" sail - ny ala q shars villa
FAwAas - ~ sisaainxss gaae1 ks
LA kknerianes, Large Farcl asss
Ahe Casa Pes meats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

There il q difference ia time, youg
know. between this country and Eurupe,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

live In my Icbarmers eyes, said a
fop to Colman.a % don't wonder at it,
replied George, "fofI observed abe had
sty in them when saw her last.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

We are happy to inform
our customers and the
trade generally that our
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
NEEDLES.

Ansr,ssa sss Bose Hsss-r~as. bsss SuaIlty.
g Aes "a, q, sad 7, 81 usaFly shs Assnfs
pfiee-frsagst sdasd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Tell a man. IN . single word that be
took q fate breakfast =-At-tea-sea<.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
CnMna

AZ, ws s,.. s.s., az. - ~. 80 assorted Cast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
ELASTIC GOODS.

cosassaa fsu. nsasiF si.stle. snk sus o.
sss aa&e nfaias, Arm Rlastta. Laasess 4
chllafsss Carriers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

8INDINcg

Pesri shirt. Rabtes Vest aud Coat, al wss
Lastisg, vsivst. Glaze. STA. Dress. Deas. Faail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
aRWING RTIK
PINS

eHsfh Aed Spec II iof.' T~isi. - fisfss, Ma.
eelas: Eseroiisfy, .AnsFieen $50 Iasl,ss. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Tciist Posdsr, yosfh Paste. Powder and y
Bore, ti.sear, Heage, Lily waits. D.aaoi
aas Mesa Faa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

s.AP. cu4is's, GFs.u Daaisls'., wnlimassss,
BRAID.
sAiEt. K@bsslaass. Alpasa snA aad oroshss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-08
Supervising Architect. Treasury Department.
~, - 4'rI ~. ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect

cyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
= guding Committee Of Bay View Asylum until Friday
O'clock 18th of August for the necessary thing
for main corridor Of building. amounting 70 nea1
superficial feet For the style and sizes address John
Hoge Esq., Architect and Superintendent; cr0 df John
Evans Secretary 10 West Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, Nd
cyEALEp PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AZ PUBLIC
= market the Eighteenth ward, authorized BY act Of
Lecislarc IT, efG will be received until August Id
al the Office Of John n Hayward. Esq. No. ~ Delaney
street. where plans &C., can be seen Tho Commissioners
the right reject ali bids deemed inconsistent 70
the interest of the city, nl Ny lN tNH tsfcI
BENJAMIN r. MANIERRE,l 4.-,go-..
JOHN N. HAYWARD, commissioners.
JACOB H. GUMBLE, } 1fe49rb3
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PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR PROOF SAFES;

WARRINGTON, y.
Sealed proposals will be received ut the office OF Supervs
ing Architect Treasury Department. Washington, D. C un
12 NJ August 15 1865 FOR all and Burglar PROOF
Safes Vaults required by the Treasury Departmentprior
to August 10, 1896. 80.
obtained by application TO this
personally by letter. The locks for the safes will be
furnished by the Department. but must be put on by
tractor without extra charge
The safes be delivered and set up within reasonn.
bic time from date of order at their place Of destination In
perfect condition and the locks must be In perfect working
order when the safe is turned to the proper officer
bids per superficial foot measured on the outside
and the price to cover all charges whatever door axure.
ton Except boar Of the services O.
suitable cannot be procured at the place where INC SAFE
the bond Of two in the sum
II awarded hthc sufcency Of the security to DO certt
fed by the Collector Of Internal Revenue OF
Department the right to reject all the
bids Il deemed the interest Of the 70 do 50;
and bid will be considered that does not CONFORM 70 the
requi cments of this advertisement
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for SAFES and
Vaults,n and be addressed TO ..-u f..c
Supervising Architect. Treasury Department.
-" T'rI Z. ISAIAH ROGERS,
..xIaiaxs Aaohi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-08
MILITARY.

HEADQUARTERS, TwENTY-SECOND REGIMENT NJ
IL @; s. N View York, August Z, 1855 Company !.
Special 0rderThe members OF this company hereby
ordered to assemble the armoy Tuesday, 8h ns in
citizens clothes back far POSSIBILITY white gloves ana
the funeral late eompnon and brother mcmber AZ
Lieutenant George J. Oan Rsnad will assume command.
The Conmandnnt hopes every will turn out TO pay his
last tribute of respect beloved companon Honorary
members Of the company and members Of other companies
In the regiment rcspccfuv invited to join With u.s. BY
order ALbT. N. FRANCIS Captain Commanding.
EDWARD BussEII, Orderly Sergeant f.n