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Collector smythe's Inaugural.

If any one has any doubt that the
President selected the right man for
the right place" when he appointed
Henry A. Smythe Collector of the port
of New York, let him read the latter's
inaugural speech in our outside columns
to day. We especially commend it tc
the careful consideration of the unwill
ing citizen of Chicago-Mr Charles A
Dana-who thought himself to be the
best qualified man for that post
Mr.. Smythe's broad middle track
the broad gusge-is safer than the
narrow track with the snake-head
raj"
Addressing Mr. Clinch, who has been
acting collector since Mr.. Kings death
Mr. Smythe said
Great complaint has been made to
the authorities at Washington and tc
me of delay, of irregularity, and even O
dishonesty"
This Is rather a severe blow at the
late acting collector. The New York
Times says that this response was in
fit and proper terms This may be
considered a clncher.
After the induction into office on
Wednesday, numerous distinguished
officials and large number of mer
chants and bankers called to pay their
respects to the new collector Wash
Rep
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A Washington dispatch of tho 18th
says the belief prevails in diplomatic
circles that European war is inevita'
BILE; that Napoleon will withdraw his
troops from Mexico at an early day
and that Macmillan will find himself
Obliged to return with them for want
OF money.
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Kendall of the New Orleans Plea
vune, relates the following dialogue
which he witnessed recently at Baden
Baden, in Germany:
at this iuncture We were joined by
an English party, when the subject
matter brought under discussion was
bathing. al take a cold shower bath
every morning, when at home, said
John Bull 80 do J. retorted Bro
Their Jonathan. winter and summer,
continued the Englishman. my sys-
tenn exactly" responded the Yankee.
81 your weather and water cold2" in
ouired John Bull Fright chilly, con.
timed Jonathan. How cold2 in
ouired John. 80 cold that the water
all freezes as il pours down my back,
and rattles upon the floor in the shape
of hair responded the Yankee with
the same cunning twinkle of the eye.
Were YOU in the neat room to me, in
America" he continued, "and could
hear me as am taking my shower
bath of a morning, you would think !
was pouring dry beans upon my back.
The Rnglishman shrugged his shout
ders as with chill, and msrveled.
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afEsGITT a HILIs-Doalers m Wall Paper
III Window Shades Window Glass, and Photo
r Material, AZ ChuTca street, MsyheId
.a. opposite Maxwell House.
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Go to Bryant, Stmtt0n & Co Nashville business
College for thorough education M Book-k espiug,
PcumanshIp, Commercial Law, Commercial Cacu-
lsilous, Partnership, Settlements, Sc.
send for College paper, Circular, Sc.
Address BRYANT, SIRATTON co.
oguS-ly.
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ErrEEs EV PERMISSION TO
rgrf UErlsay, Governor state OF Illinois.
-1t Do. laws, Judge supreme Court, L. S.
"m. %. HrawnIov, Governor Of Tennessee.
.'.a. JAS. p. ErowuIog, ADJ. Goa. State OF Ten
l.--a
u. H-e1, Nashville.
VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
Do. ral, Nashville.
John a"ga smith. Nashville.
.'0y, L.1., Nashville.
h..r-s 1snaaon. Nashville.
a'.a- & Co., Nashville.
I.7.a-. Columbia, Tenn.
.E'r
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.,oK ,NDJrR PRINTING,

..... BROWNE, HANKS d CO,-BoOk
H....r-, and pa. Hshers Of tie bA
.... ..uu, puuJers Alley, between
.. ........a streets.
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aEv> DEALERS, &c.
-. t.,TATE AGENTN.

.#E a Turn ELL-Wholesale and Retail
.Irra. etsuouers, au1 News Agents
.. ....H Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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.| HER5.-Dasler- ID Cumberland
n burg e. W Wood sawed and sPIIt 40
U. Office 80 Church street. Yard on
...HIl, south Of Broad. All orders nIled
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The Spanish blockade Of Valparaiso
has been raised.
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....- #s.HG Observation-Disclosures &
..r. ....sa-nr- to ~ j DrucKel, Brewers
... la.,. H.-r. NO. al Broad street, Nash
deoS ~
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CLAIM AGENTS, dc.

.HsUIL. Military Attorney and Solicitor
..... lIU-teut,s Bll classes Of CLAIMS
.. government l0E citizens and soldiers.
----- ------ Na--L---o. Lnnm Ln.LL-.n-
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DOCTOR OAROW'S
CHOLERASPECIEIC

Nov that We anticipate CHOLERA 10 our nnIdst,
~ ItDehoOyes us ell 10 secure, and keep on hand,
some known ard effectual remedy for any srner-
gsucy, and this We find 10 DR.. CAkOW5 5PECI-
FIG which be prescribed and used with such un-
rOunted success, scarcely ever losing a easel
When this EcOurge v sited Nashville, some years
past, DR.. CaroW was one OF our most eminent AMI
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can BE- had, Thousands who have
tested it, virtues viii not fa ~ have 10 90 hand 10
l7 no Patent Medicine, but a compound from the
Prescription 81 tins distInRuI he'd Practitioner.
There can likewise b. no better remedy for ChOls-
ri-mOrbus, Dsrrn0a and Dyseutsry.
For sale Cnly by
r. p. JENKINS CO, Druggists,
msy5-u - Market street. OPP. Union.
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Batchclor,s Hair nreI

The Orig nal and Best 10 the World The only
true and perfect HAIR Dye Harmless Reliable and
instantaneous Produces Immediately q splendid
BLACK or natural Brown, without InIurng She hair
o. sEIn. kemedIe7 the I etfeCts Of bad dyes. Sold
by al Druggists. The genuine Is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Rcgeuorating Extract of Mmedeur-. rJr Restoring
and Identifying the HAIR.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
sepl5-ly New York.
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usNI1ERS AND HHORERS.
IL NJ HKAss EouNDEIIs.

..., rr-vyNT. Bell ami Brsss FOund-r-,
....r. uI aII kinds OF brass work,
steam and water pipe, oh vel. tu-
........ .Hm hose, packing, -pslier, tp.deF
.... % BROAD street, near The uYer-
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RTOCRHOLDERs-

6o0E A DAY! Agents wanted n seli new
sT-@ and wonderful SEWING MACHINE
the 0say cheap one licensed Adde'S eHAW 4
CLARK, Bidds4oTd, kalas,
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A VoTCg FROM PIrTsHURG.-
FIgNsCUEG, MISS, Aug @, 1893.
Dr. John BfHi-Dru SIR I am happy 10 state O.
you that nave used your valuable CsdrOn Bifters
WITH great beuehttO myself, IN general debIi y and
prosTauOu Of my system produced by the IN
healthy and mI8smatlc Influence of the mI4siszf ppi
rYer around NcksUurE, having been With General
Grants army throughout ITS whole southern cam
pugu. conn dent y recommend its use 20 all per
sous who are exposed TO unhealthy climates.
H w. F5GIr,
Agent U. g Sanitary COMMISSION.
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---.LLLrns AM srATIoNEKN
anap .DE rihNUFACTUKEts.

.gas. X. % bookseller, Publisher
, .. and Periodical Dealer, Post ONO
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.
SEM free. Address, E Foote, N D. IISU Broad
way New York
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet soap, IN such universal
mild and emoIisnt in its nature. frAsEauuy
scented, and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealer [fsbg-Iy
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FH9ToGRrBs.-PhoiOgTaphs Of Generals, Federal
and Confederate. The largest collection IN the
vest for sale, wholesale and retail. Remember tho
place Gallery OF the Cumberland, % Cedar street.
opposite Commercial Hotel. mavl7-f
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rTTY DIRECTORY.
,nt. orInsurance Companies.

...rg SMITH, Nos. 90 and g Union street,
-.--E represent the following Companies
Hartford, Security, Manhat tan, Metropsi-
au4 kuickeTbOcker Life OF New York,
4.rf 90 Columbus, ohio.
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MARRlED-sent free IN sealed envelope. Address
K b FOots, ID, ll5U Broadway, New York.
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-lsV-LANO, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
T.. UHANY, Attorney at Law and War Clam
T.. r.. UIDelaud, o eun. uoyI"-ly
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IT " FlHITI
Agent u Sanitary COMMISSION.


LuulHNlLLEr N.Y. sept TO, la.8-
On the 2}i Of July last / submitted through an
agent OF mIue, 10 the Medical Director Of the Ue-
putment Of The Army Of the Cumberland, "a sam
pie imy CedrOn Buffers, for Inspection, BHd re-
questedI, alter analysis, he found Il mentOrious -
sanction and approve its use among our soldiers
The following is the Medical directors reply and
Also Con. RCsecr8ns' permission % ship 80 dozen
al once, TO have d sold TO soldiers.
JOINS Pun.
al am satisfied that CUdTOn Bittsrs will do no
harm to any one % taken properly and 10 mOdera-
ton. 1 Seu no objection 30 Dr. Bulls being permit
tel 10 dispose OF % To- suffers.
HFSEY A. THURsToS,
urgcOn and Medical Director, ID. C."
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II .... 8I lr-t Glass Carriages and
..a- Wagons and CMyal.s, u bOrtH
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No. 81.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD EYES MADE NEW, without spsctsoles
GoctoT or Medicine, Pamphlet mailed free. Adj
dress E FoOte, NJ d, ll36 Broadway, New York.
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H .rna.r-. "a VI. PoBTrR, WI. A. LORD
IH4 Of Eigsaad, L1iC BIT. Na.m'
IH. Tom. orluHE.ls h'Hf.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
TICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICE
AND
Omnibus Line.
OPPOSITE ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
Ger. Church 4 Summer Streets.
GENERAL RAILROAD
TICKETS ON BALE

TICKETS ON SALE
For all principal points, via Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad
To all principal points North and
Northwest via Nashville and North
Western Railroad to JohnsonvIlle,
Cairo and St Louis;
CON N ECTING
At Cairo for Chicago and all interme-
date Stations;
At St Louis with Hannibal and St 10
North Missouri and Pacific Rail
Roads for all points North
and Northwest.
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HmDQuaETEas TrFAHT oF the CuMuEarAsD,

IFNHI A. INV R7IINT
urgeon and Medical Director, ID. G."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PurceH-Robert
R. Pywell and Atwen oowling gave bail in the sum
Of &c. 0O0 as executors Of Richard Gudgin, and let
tiers of administration were issued to them.
The court passed an order requiring the admins
tratrx of Arthur J. West to give additional secu'
rity in the sum of $S4OO on or before the Esd day
June.
Thomas Henry Norris, cOlOrod boy, was bound
as an apprentice to VIM. H. Hill, colored, until he
attains the age Of q years-hiS mother giving her
consent thereto.
The inventory Of the personal estate of Rose NJ.
Harte was returned by the executor.
The will of Richard Gudgin wus filed, fully
proven, and admitted to probate and record. He
leaves onethrd Of his property to his wife, and the
remaining portion to his Ave children.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

Row AT THE FISH WHARF.-About two
o'clock yesterday afternoon difficulty occurred at
the ash wharf, foot of Ninth street, between nu M.
Der Of men employed there and some Of the owners
Of the wharves. The officers Of the Seventh ward
arrested twelve Of the parties, and they were taken
before Justice Boswell, who held them to bail to
keep the peace.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-The members Of both As
semblies met In the Second Presbyterian church
tonight, for the first time since 1887 to discuss
the question of reunion. The moderators Of both
bodies presided. Eloquent speeches were made,
and the meeting terminated by 200 persons rising
and voting that they considered the reunion Of both
churches both desirable and practicable. 1t Is
definitely stated that the Assemblies will inaugu'
rate measures to effect an organic reunion.
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Bosros, May 2l.-The trial Of John Gallagher,
FOR the murder of Dennis Cokelsy, was commenced
in the Supreme Court to-day. Gallagher kept Q
bar.rOom on Washington street, and on the 7th oil
December last difficulty occurred between him and
several young men, when he fired pistol into the
crowd who had left the bar.room and gathered on
the sidewalk, the shot killing Cokeley.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MASTERS STORES.
LIMITED STATEs MARsHALs SALT!

In virtue Of writ Of Pien FAeias issued from the
Clerk Unee Of the Supreme Court Of the Distinct Of
Counbia, and to directed, viii sell at public sale,
for CASH front Of the court house door said county
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, instant, 1885 al II
o'clock m, the following described property, 70 wits
Part Of Lot No. 10 In Square No, al begnning At the
southeast Of said lot aud runniog north with line
OF Twenty third street west Is eet iuehes to the
centre Of az feet alley theaee west feet 10 inehe.
thence south Is feet II inehes hence east % feet 10
inches; improved by story frame bull ing esing
the property VI Benz amin Everett In the city OF wash
inyfon, 0. Seized and levied upon As the property
Il Benz amin Everett, and will be sold to satisfy No.
$50 Trials May Term 1859, G., in favor Of X Lin
thieum Co. Benz amin Everett and Samuel kverett
D. g. G0ODIN0,
my7-td United States Marshal d. @.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
~
~ CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoRo. DC.

PInsr DIVISION,
wAsHrsoros, D c., April II, 1893.
sold tho premises at public Aueticu under ne d.
;siSs 81 Srtss Nay Gs'fss At is
""' SssE ti';sss E'Sis
frame with massive granite foundaous 20 BY feet,
with coal hay and engine houses attached, ali cop
sructed 81 very best MATERIAL and in the most sub
Also AZ the same time and place. the machinery and
aPp.Ssss e I'll: Mill eO 6S ino q POWER
twenty -four (2 inches stroke set upon heavy east;
hester S' VIII s.sirOn sy Wheel with driving puly
Of the same material, ten uol feet IN aAmeet sna
twenty 2 inches face, with Judsons patent gov
TWO TWO CD BOILERS OF CO. HORSE POWER EAcH, MADE
IN tS,ssnsss srs I iest in dismssr and fourteen 40
feet ave ( inches in length each boiler sSnlaning
fourth * iSsSs. Il diameter with ali the requisite APP
Pe%psSSS tim PAIRS OF REED 8 PATSNr BUCKINGHAM
| THIRTY (SO) INCHES SPRING MILLS, constructed Of
solid French burr milestone, and set In heavy, we'll
SsgUTs .usss TO cut and handle the bay grain Sd
prepared feed the most economical and
Tho .haftipg Ia Of nnlshsd wrought ron and the pull
leys Of eastirou faced and balanced with hangers and
boxes sufficient TO drive ten ol pairs o. burr &C me
four a. inches wide The belts driving the mills
ke Of the best patent stretched leather
description are Of the very best materials and work
manship and still in excellent condition and nne work
ing order the mill having been In operation only about
hteen months.
il deemed advisable by the agent Of the Government
on the day Of SALE the buildings will be sold separately
| Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be required their property
before the nrst s day Of July nert unless othsrWiss
| arranged with the owner Of the grounds.
boat for 6iesboro will leave the sixth street wharf
| every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further Information that may be desired viii be
given upon application 10 person or letter 70 cap
tain George T. Browning, A. O 0issboro Or % this
Byt Brig. Gen. in charge LIST Div. O n. GO.
| apl9 SIT
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EAsrroRr, Me, May 22.-Two boats, loaded
with supposed Fenians, effected landing on Indian
Island last night, and several rounds Of shot
exchanged. The British war steamer Niger re-
turned from Campo Bello for the scene Of action,
whom the Fenians retreated. No further partou-
lars have been received.
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrILENCE DESTROYED.

THE CHlbf CAubbs
DIR. & COuRTARET's DIsINFECTIN0 FLUIDS Ss-
cured by Letters Patent the United States aud France
Prepared solely by the New York Dtsinfscuug Com
pAny their Laboratory Nos. 2as go and 800 Henry
street n. Y. once, a. Cedar street
This Com any organized on n permanent basis With
Dr. Cnuaret the celebrated french Chemist In charge
Of its Laboratory, Is prepared to fnTnsh Its DsNFBor
I,d FLUIDS for sick rooms nursr es, uruals, water
closets prvtes, cesspOUls sewers, GATHERS shps rail
roads, hospital. prisons, aud public Institutions " all
kinds house, oal npd boiling establish
msntE all Kinds Of manureH tBimsHsey nerelstug the
y.lue Of tho latter to every ArnsTl and wher yer poi
-Onuus Rud "1rnsiyr KHses exist Thess agents de-
odoriIerr Eusspdcs HntPutTesc-ntS, aud dsineeaht
in the scientific meaning Of the words. They
Doxous gases nd odors by chemical pe.-savlng
iu their places heaAl air; they DEsTRoTEss and
not merely abSOrbentS Of POi'onous gGsssnOt
to n-ns Is 10 which they used. The attention "
Aus Attached testimonials In favor Of this great
discovery which, with huudTeds Of others, be
| at the Company 0hce:
| psLAyAS HorsE, ALBANY M,reh 81 1866
To tbs PreSidsHt Of the HsD York DisfHJsa ing Com
pdRv:
DEAs SIR Il is all It 10 represented to be We buye
Ade many trials Of disnfectAnts, but now consider
| that we have found an article which surpASses all
| T. RORBsR, 4 Co
| NEW YoRK. April 0, 1866
To the Prsstdsnt Of hs New York DtstIlfsotiR0 Com
DEAR sRi We pronounce It without exception to b,
| the beet We have ever known Its effect upon ever
mater Is complete and instantaneous.
| @. A srErsoS, Astor House
| 81 N B. These DisnfsetAnta are used by the seEy
euge under the direction Of the sanitary Police Of the
Metropolitan Health Department, New YSIko
~ Cedar street, N, Y,
General aud Sole Agents for the Uned states and the
| CRnadas, to whom ali orders should be AddIesa
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers ID I'M
United States and CanAdAs NJh'sa
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NEWARK, May 2l.--A German driver of lage
beer wagon was killed in an ARRAY at a picnic a
Roseville Park, in this city, this Afternoon, b!
being struck In the head with mallet. Three ar
rests were made.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

ROCHESTER,, May 22.-Lemuel Cook, one Of the
last rsvoutionar heroes, died on Sunday night, at
Clarendon, Orleans county, aged ono hundred and
two years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

orrowA, @. W., May 2l.-Mr. John Gait, brother
to Hon. A. Y. Gait, the Finance Minister, dropped
dead Of apOpIexy to-day, while visiting the Parlia-
ment building.
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New YoRK, May 22.-Cotton FIRM GALES Of 3, 500
bales at 3Sa4O. Flour Arm and unchanged; South
ern 6rmj sales of 900 bbls. at $40 76al6 rs. Corn
buoyantj white go. Pork heavy at $50 rs. Lard
heavy. Whisky dull at 50. 26a2 81. Rice buoyant
at 9fa9i Sugar buoyant at 1Oial2i. Naval stores
quiet. Spirits turpentine 97al00. Freight dull,
Gnld IQ9l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-23

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Fsher.-The
court met yesterday morning and the jury was dis
charged until Monday morning next.
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Academy Of Music, Lutheran Church, Med
Teal un,yss.y, sna I'VE rsnS M r,-
Lose $4,000.
NEW YoRK, May 22.-The New York Academy
Of Music. two piano warehouses, Lutheran church,
and Medical University were destroyed BY FIRE last
night. Loss from three to Eve million dollars.
Two hremsu, David Waters and wolcb, are sup
posed to have persisted In the FIRE. Another, John
Denim, was badly burned, but escaped with his
life.
Grace church, Manhattan Gas Company's works,
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New YoRK, May 22.-The shipment Of specie
tomorrow, 1t is expected, will equal that Of last
Wednesday.
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MAYoRs OFFICE, CITY HALL,
M MAY 81, ls68.

seAled proposals will be received by the undersigned
until ~ o'clock NJ, FRIDAY, June l, for building
three feet barrel sewer, Inside dameer the walls -
be nine Inches In thickness in the alley OF Square No.
A, and along Missouri avenue aud Third street wost TO
the canal the sewer to have such "mAnholes" and
"dTopa" AZ heCom missioner may direct
Bidders will state the price per lneal foot for the
sewer aud per piece for the mAnholes and drops,
which shall include all excavations. The suoesssful
bidder to be responsible for all damage done to gas
water pipes, or any accident caused In the construction
Of the work.
The right to decline any or all proposals. should 1t be
deemed reeessary, Ii reserved,
speciasatons can be seen at the ONCE Of the Commits
Kioners Of Improvements any day from 10 TIL IL
o'clock m or at any time BY calling on the Commits
sioner Of the Fourth ward
None but practical mechanics need bid,
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
py2s'dtd Commissioner Fourth Ward
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FNe-TWeHtIeH OoWfHK HoIHo'
NEw YoRK, May 20. Private adyices per
steamer Cuba indicate that large amount Of Eve.
twenties will be received on her.
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@ Lo II H 1 N G !.

STRANGE METAMORPHOSE.
sure Budgets me wife; and seq she "me dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life and love yer already;
But much harder I'd love you from yer head to yer
You swate Turtle-doye you, II yer'd get some new
clothes"
So whit down the sthrate, Just to hunt up sthOrs,
whin who should mate but Timothy MoOrei
For olothosI m frettiug, Tim, where shall goi
"why rHR BEST yer'n be getting at Smith Brothers
Co."
Thin for fear ia be late made haste to Smith, sbOre
II Ia on sivintl sthrate number four sixthy four;
Aud for mighty few grssnbaoks I got whole 'rt
With none OF yer oracks-and handsome to boot.
havu 7 been drinking, but fax must lAugh-
LA, hR, I am thinking Of me fooled betther half,
As walked 10 house. 10 me Smith Brothers suit
SEE kiss me- swate Juse ser she Get out, yer
base brute"
Ser "Ms dear madam poor heart you have broksi'
Thin she whaoked me scoring across me pug nose,
Out the blood pouring aud down to me toes.
" Och, Biddy, how cruel itS yer own Teddy ysr'Vs
pounded
Me nice clothing Swate jewel yerf has COMPOUNDED.
II yer'd enjoy mstamorphose, there's but plan
Get suit Of nice clothes at Smith Brothers l. Go.
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND DRALEEsN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
46i Seventh street.
Just received, the largest and nneSt stock OF PIECE
GOODS offered 10 tue city Of Washington. Having
secured the best artists in the city we are prepared to
make up In the Finest Style, aud at lower prices than
any other establishment.
apes s., B. co.