Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

70 tons. ... ,..--V,,T .I..,,.
Stern wheel Steamboat General Crook, formerly
b. G. Levi, registered l3l tons fsD..s1 7.- -..l
And two (2J Wharf. boats; registered 1874 and las
All q Which Gan be seen a, eALLIPoLIs, OHIO,
One ~ wharf-bOat' lyinsat PARKERsBuRo'
One d) wharf'DOat, lying at oArrEIsBuRo'
And the Model Barsss Horace and capitola, lying
All Of which can be at those pieces uptil the
day Of sale.
AT LouisvfbbE, KY, UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
Model Bargcs Charrner, psnry Clay, voolfolk,
Payne No. 2, and D. Norton, and for seventeen
All Of which can be seen at LOUISVILLE, KEN.
TUCKY, untl the day Of sale. NEh
For the side-wheel Steamboat D. A. January,
rec istefed 700 tons. k.Fa 900
Side. " heel Steamboat Ohio, wreck.
And thin teen QS) Gunvale Barges.
All Of Ii. CHI can be .cen at NEW ALBANY, IN
DIANA, until the day OF sale.
AT ST, LOUIS. MISSOURI, UNTIL TUESDAY,
sEl TEMPER D, lam,
Side wheel stsamer Autocrat, registered 500 tons.
Side heel Steamer .,Eetta, registered 476 tons.
side.wheel Steamer .. ii. Baldwin, registered
20S tons
Side heel Steamer John Raine, registered $50
Side wheel Steamer Metropolitan, registered ss7
tons.
Side-wheel steamer II. C. Wood, TO- merly the
.Louisiana,) registered 1877 tons.
side-wheel Steamer Nebraska, register cd 0I3
tons.
Side heel Steamer Baltic, registered 700 tons.
Stern-wheel Steamer Emma, Registered TD4 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Victor, registered so tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Alpha. registered 200 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Nick w. Hughes, registered
Stern wheel Cow -boa) Steamer Newsboy, regis.
tered l2j tons.
stern-wheel steamer Silver Lake, registered l4o
tons.
Stern wheel Steamer NJ v. Baird, registered 81
Stern wheel Steamer United States, registered 50
tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Echo (sunk.)
sern. wheel Steamer Matte Cablor, registered
sisrn-wheel Steamer Porter, registered ll3 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Alone, registered 2ll tons.
stsrn wheel steamer j. s. Pringle, registered 3lS
Stern wheel Steamer Jennie, Hopkins, registered
80 tons No b ..t.t . Nl. ~ ~ ES'.F = =
Stern wheel Steamer LIoness TOW .bOat,) regis
Stern wheel Steamer Carrie Jacobs, registered
1855 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer AMMO Jacobs, registered
DOG tons.
Stern wheel Steamer LOTUS Registered $50 tons.
Stern wheel Steamer Virginia Barton, registered
100 tons. .-g.-I. -r,a
4. y,
Screw Tug Michigan, registered i2s tons.
Screw Tug Huron, Registered lbs tons, and
wharf-boat Dearborn, 800 tons.
ALSO,
No. l, KeOkuk No. q Trenton, st, Louis, Hart
ford, Auns, Archie, Larimer, William Toll,
Frank Dougherty, Duchess, Chantie, Phillips,
Vatican No. J, Vulcan No. 2. Vulcan No 3,
Vulcan No. 4, Vulcan No q, Vulcan No. u,
Vulcan No. 7, Rosa, Glendale, Rowena, j. G.
Gault, Bob Grier, Dan RiSley, I'd, Kline,
sus o, Jessie, Gilmore, southerner, Guthrie,
burnt wrecks Of Guthrie, Haight, and Her
And seven "a guuwale Barges. .ql.
All Of which can be seen at ST. LOUIS MIS-
SOURI, until the day OF sale.
Also, One ~ Wharf. boat 800 tons; Wharf
boat, u. C. Irwin,) l4s tons; seventy seven
T7) Gunwalo Barges; model BarScs Emma,
Fanny, Adam sprOule, Laura, and Roanoke
| six ~ Coal Boats; one ~ Iawl Boat; four
~ skifs, aud two icy Small Flats.
| All Of which can be seen 1t CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
| until the day Of sale.
| Also, Stern wheel steamer Lue Eaves, regis
tered 90 tonsi model Barye4 Austcriitz,
Westmoreland, Roanoke, Josephine, and No,
0; and three t3) Box Barges.
All Of which eau DO heen ut EVANSVILLE,
| INDIANA, until the day Of sale
Also, Screw Tug Little Giant, registered 50
! tons; and six (6) Gunwale Barges. ,t
All Of which can be seen at MEMPHIS, TEN
NESSEE, until the day OF sale.
Also, One ny wharf.b boat, 426 tons one ~
Gunwale Barge, and two (2) Coal Boats.
All OF which eau bo seen at HELENA, AR
KANSAS, until the day Of sale.
Also, Wharf bOat II. X. W. HILL 500 tons;
wharf-boat Michigan, 1877 tonsi wharf-boat
Chancellor, S05 tons; Ave % Guuwale
Barges, AND one ~ Coal-boat
All OF which can no seen at the MOUTH OF
WHITE RIVER until the day OF sale.
Persons making proposals for more than Que
boat or barge should give the name or number OF
each boat or barge bid for, with price proposed
to be given for each.
Zach envelope containing a bid should be
sealed, and the name OF the boat or barge, or de-
scrption OF the property endorsed thereon, and
add ressed to Brgadier General L. b. Parsons,
Chief Of Rail aud River Transportation, In care
OF the officer In charge Of River Transportation
| at the points designated for opening bids.
The Government reserves the righttO withdraw
any OF the above property, and TO rojeot propo-
sails II deemed too low.
reuey, upon the acceptance OF any proposal, aud
prior to the delivery Of tho property.
A full description Of the property NAV be oh
tanned on application to Colonel Arthur Edwards,
Assistant Quarternasler, Saint Louis, Missouri.
By order of the 9"Af IE%s o PRRs6Ns
Brig Gen., and Chief Of Rail and River Trans
pOrtation. aug3-k
MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST H. 1855.
vi Sealed Proposals will be received by the
undersigned until ~ o. clock m, on SATURDAY,
Goth OF August, for the construction OF the sewers
In the alleys in Square No. 2l0i accordance with
the act approved March %, 1865,
The sewers to be two feet inside diameter, the
walls to be four inches Tor one brick) thick, six
| eesspools or inIcts covered with iron lratings
similar to the one ut the entauce Oi the alley on
the west side Of Fourteenth street, south OF Penn
lsylvania avenue.
| Bidaers will state the price per lneaf foot for
| the sewers, which shall include all excavations,
&s., &c, aud for cesspOol or inlet each. W
| All necessary Information obtained Of tho City
| Surveyor or Commissioner Of the Second ward,
None but practical mechanics need bid, a..
| TT RICHARD WALLACE,
! aul2'eptd Mayor,