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CHIEF oUAR1EKMAsrERs OFFICE.

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Richmond, va-, Nay 2. lss
SEALED PROPOSALS viii BE received al this
ONCE until the 18th instant. ct IL M for fur nsh-
ing the United States Government with the fol-
loving supplies, viz:
WOOD.
CLASS 9-2o,ooo bushels OATS, in sscks,
900 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY. baled.
Glass $50 tons clean BYE or WHEAT
CLASS i.~srArIoNERY, in .uch quantities
S ss may be reg nirsd; including LITTER; FOOLS
ESkEo sew 2svrR6PEs R6PEsfs 9..s. :ss
sizes. lMIMORANDUM,2. A. and quire BLANK
DEB. wAFERs, SEALING WAX, QUiLIs,
STILL PENS. LEAD PENCILS. OFFICE
TAPE, EkAsERs, and PAPER FOLDERS, eli
Proposals wlI be made for sseh class 9. psrately,
And must dssian.ts the articles in esch eisss pro-
The wood, hay. and straw viii be subject to in
spection on delivery. Samples Of the oets and the
articles in class must accom- pany the proposals
AL supplies e be delivered 70 the o. B. Quar-.
terDasters at Richmend and Fort Monroe q. they
may be required, free Of expense TO the Govern.
ment. TO be paid Ter delivery, or - soon there
after a. funds may Be received.
The United states reserve the right to reject any
or oil proposals which may Be deemed iucompst-
ible With the ihterests OF the Government.
WILLIAM l.. JAMES,
Brevet Brig. General and Chief uarse ernaster,
my 3-td Department OF Virginia.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS ~
@A rRAsssEsSsSss,Arros ~

g. NATIONAL EXPRESS ~
~A rp.vepaHNppr.~ aNp nm,
fATf6H ooHPIHY having finally oonpiesss 10
southern through connections from
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
TO OBALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. RICHMoNp
eAyAHNAH, CHARLEeT0N,
and all t1oermsdiste and sdjscent towns - lar
South a. ATLANTA, GA, and aiss having per
fected It's western connections, cta the baiumon
and Ohio Railroad over mail roads. 90
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
is now prepared 70 receive Freight, herehAndis
Valuable fisstoaSsY isstoaSsY AND BULLION.
and to transfer the same 20 or from the places %
sisnsted and all intermediats points q
HFFICIKNTLY. IXPIDIrIeueLY
% can be done by any other IxIres. gompsnyir
Ofices are also opened 10 mVniLE anu ~
oRtEASs and hIHosiFsSSsiTR9 Y Ssi % sSs.s p.
J.H. JOHNSTON, Prssident. my Ils
m HelrIcgLfURAL TOOLS.
ffRRSSs5SSsa KSSiiyyEEsss I'VE
SARpiN TRoWELs ToRK"
Sh4kas 4. -. s.,d dHS So1ss. for fRiE fEin naI5ae.
L:di;s: s:Syn s1S Gs,.sISspp,s GsptSps AvAhAssS. ss.
J.P. skssfaseStev > CO.: -
kgYicultlral Imlls.enS.
reeds and fertilissT
,..,. 3 s.S SSiee s :1::s :ss::t
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RY JAS. O. Mc0UIRE CO., Aue.s.
LARGE SALE OF MARBLE AND Au.p.s
TER sTATUARY, SILVER PLA TEn NJ
GR'PHkb6IFfkfsTARE COZ REt, fMH3KffD B'

9. B; PAKb6LffNfsFt G9..stnS9ErEg aY
"a :ss sSa Nay s
Commencing at 10 O'clock in the morning ana 1ss in
the evening, and will bs sold by catalogue q mag
Hiehiand Mary, Dance Of CansSs. Thrss Graces.
birth OF Venus. Summer. Spring. Bacchus and
Also. e; one e; splendid Mosaic Table.
erecisn HsSe and ficrentins styles; Tszsss. Gard
Receivers, Groups OF Animals, and great variety
s
dolfini, who has just returned from Italy.
Rich Silver Plated Ware, comprising
Tea Sets, Large Waiters
;T; scsD TSrs.D .an' ssss:r ss,s IS Di:hs.
Cake and Gard Baskets, Plated Knives and Forks
ToSs; SoSsIis Sioolst: ss,:.. se v: together with
Wine Sets, pecsn.ers. Toilet Sets, 10.
,st fs;Sy x,S 20. Duc
without reserve.
my io.d Iintl J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct..
SA SIExAN1siA. Va. -
0sO OQsssssr~s:ts,': 0Hss Dee Of Massinssen.}
ppder the direction Of Bre!et Lieutenant Colonel
loving as.erSsS M baiiSins', vs s?' ''
ON soLuABTFs FstIJws: stEssfa aatEE. sEgrh OF ODD
Qnsll Building, . by sfest. with Shed attached.
One ID Osthouss. by feet, . feet Fence. sh
feet high.
ON TSRIsC.ss srsssf srRsFry ssfFTy.,H
On: Sn: ?SSss: Sssss:r.shse s:!:ry ss i. ,, feet.
One ~ Outhouse. 10 by u foet.
The buildings will be ssld sinsly, and must bs
Terms Cash. In sovsrsn:stH i una: psHn,,,
Br.,ss Hal. es.ssa, s.t ohisf 9sSrSsrnss.sr,
uyAW OeDss 81 WaahiAGtoA.
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10y GkIEN WILLIAMS Auctiopeer,.
ID No. 526, corner 7th and u sts north
pEeIRABLE SALE OF REAL EsFAFR TN THE
FIkST AND SECOND WARDS At PiIRI.iC

FIksT AND SECOND WARDS AT PGBI,iC
AUCTION. on tke following days:
WEDNDeDAY, the 10th instant, at 5z O'Clock D.
m. We shall sell. in front Of the premises Lots
and 3. fronting on Twenty second street west be-
tween and streets north; Lots q and Is, front-
ing New Hampshire avenue, between Il And N sts
north, In Square No. 20; Lets 6, Q. O. and TO- on
street. between Twentieth aud Twenty. first sts.;
south quarter of Lot L. on New Ham pshire ave-
nue., between and o streets, in Square No 81;
Lots i. .. and 4, ut the corner Of Massachusetts,
avenue and Seventeenth street, In Square No lS7
Alss. en- Thu UReDAY. the nth inst. at . clock
P n. In front OF the premises, Let's IS Ia. IS. and
6. 1T the corner of Fifteenth street and u street
north, In Square 306; Lot I, in Square 23s at the
cor. er Of Thirteenth street and street north III
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, IL, aud IS
months, to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property. All csnveyancing and revenue stamps
at the cost ef the purchasers S25 to be paid On
each piece at the fall of the hammer.
my sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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SThe Memphis Argus proposes making
Mississippi. to he called the state of jackson,
with Memphis for its capital.
SA terrible hail storm recently swept over
Brandon county, Miss, stripping the trees of
their foliage and doing other damage. 1t is
said that the hail stones were seven or eight
inches in circumference.
~A curious individual has counted seven
ty five different styles Of hats worn by the Ia
dies. He made no attempt to number the bon
nets TO do this would be like counting the
flakes OF a snow-storm, or the dew drops Of
summer morn; the minute head gears are so
Impalpable and invisible.
~ The Pennsylvania papers are predicting
a splendid fruit crop i'm that State In Dam
phIn county, the peach, plum and apricot
trees are in bloom, and there is eyery promise
of an abundant yield.
ga letter writer from Fredericksburg. Va,
says that the young men OF that section are
renting farms and preparing themselves for
the toughest work OF agriculture.
~The Roman Catholics in China claim to
have three millions Of their faith In that conn.
Try. Ihey are building Cathedral in Pekin
80 feet long by $50 wide
~Last week 81 persons discontinue the
sale OF liquors in Boston. In veral instances
liquors that had been purchased from whole.
sale dealers were returned TO them.
~The proprietor of the London, Canada
West, Terrapin restaurant advertises for .sfye
or six boys to catch frogs for the season."
~ Monsier de Siouville, q Freuchmau has
announced that he has, At length, succeeded
in making maleable glass.
~ Patti pink is new color in Paris.
@The peach crop in Western Pennsylya-
MIA ana Ohio Will be a failure the present year
There are to be public bath houses in
New fork during the summer season.
An exchange says that meats are nm
charged but butter 10 losing strength. That's
encouraging for the patrons Of eating houses
- A fellow in Pekin, ILL.,, married a widow,
and on the bridal night decamped with SIIO,
and his predecessors wardrobe.
~Why is prudent man like a Din, Re-
cause his head prevents him from going too
far.
~ Ice costs 10 per cent. less in PHILADELPHIA
than last year.
@Motto for Billiard Players-"Keep the
balls moving
~An Englshman is said recently to have
invented scarecrow SO effective that one
crow. who saw il brought back all the corn he
had stolen for three years.
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CAiJ JQsast,uaae's0Nes, Depof az Wa,k,sstssl
WasAtaktoN. ID. C.. Nay s. 1853 f
Sealed lroHoeals will be received st this o q
until MOupAf, Nay Il, 1856, at Il 'cloCk N :.
for the purchase Of s43.9oo feet Of Cover nnsli
Lumber, the following sizes and deserfpuOn,.
1900 feet u. inch Oak
100 900 feet inch Oak
10000 feet "a inch Oak
100 90 feet 8 inch Oak
le0eo feet 81 inch Oak
70 600 feet inch Oak
10000 feet 5.inch Oak
1000 feet finch Hickory
500 feet inch Hickory
IL cor feet inch Hickory
80 Uo feet IN inch Ash
1900 feet 3 inch Ash
Sc coo feet 3inch Ash
s0,csc feet 4-inch Ash
5000 feet s-inch Ash
3r0 feet L-tnch Piae
g so feet inch Pine
I.0o feet Il inch Pine
z3y0s feet = inch Poplar
1900 feet l-inch Poplar.
Inc above Is q very superior lot OF wen easoned
Lunp Der, and can be seen BY applying 70 brevet
Col. Z. h: Tompkins, Q. M, Qusrter-aster in
eesree at Lincoln Depot, about one mile east Of
Bio. will be received for the purchase Of 1000
The under,igped reserves the hight 20 reject
all the bids should they be considered too lov.
Payment tfn Government funds will be required
TO the delivery OF the Lumber, which must be re-
moved within fifteen days after the proposal is
ce pied.
Proposals sbeuId be signed With the bidders
full name. and give his post ONCE address, en-
doIssd "propesals for the Rursh,se g s q LI-ber."
B,f. MAJ Gen. and Chief ousrterm.sIer,
my lst Depot Of w as shington.
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ceedisg. right contract, Limitation, or event al.
pIsrRtcT OH % ArssfN coxexxss.J
The people Of the District Of Columbia shall
have one delegate IN Congress in the House of
Representatives, with the rights and privileges
of a delegate for the Territories, to be elecred
by the male inhabitants thereof who are by
law qualified TO vote in said District. The first
election of said delegate shall be held on tn
every successive election on the same dSy TWO
wears afterwards. ..e.r
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LUMBER IN MIcRIeAN.-As an illustration
OF the amount of numbering done in Michigan
j, 10 said that Tittabawassee river, ranging
from seven to ten rods, in width, is filed with
logs for ten miles; Chippewa river, from six to
nine rods wide, is filled for seven miles; and
Pine river, ranging from five to seven rods in
width, is filled for eleven miles. And these
streams water only Q small portion Of the
State
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SAn old physician of Troy, who

SAn old physician OF Troy, who has passed
through two cholera visitations, and suffered
from the disease himse (, gives il as his judg-
nent that the present summer will not be
strongly marked by the epidemic. He says the
symptoms which precede the disease do not
throughout the city and country-even
pretty severe visitation in some localities, vet
the scourge will not prevail anywhere in this
country as an epidemic.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, QIESBOR0 d. O.

y CAVALRY DEPOT, eIEsBOR0. D. q.
Q*a'terma'tsy Gene,ars Qees, firM D,r,s,oA,.
order Si sss II C. aRri
sss.s ssSS
O'Clock m, the following described public prop
ONE a. STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
ss: n s
Also, = the same time and place. the maeh,asry
Rssfss 4 in' Of P los SoRH;1E
and twenty four CAD inche. stroke, Get uson .
sSd ;ns ..iss .s
pulley ns Of the same ten O
Judson : patent SoVsrnor. ''' inches lace with
TWO "a soIiGRs n. Sh so-Hossr POWER
made Of the best boiler iron, I've sixseerths ts,s
Of fI ~ inch = th,eLns.. AZ. n disnsssf,
::sS ,S;s: nss:: a's IL aisS:: iaas::
4sfsTr ~ aso fschns kAfhSE sFEIss RE2k
Constructed Of solid French burr milestone, and
set In heavy, vel: balanced frames, With hay cut.
ssa feed on the
pulley: ana Nss sss
hangers and boxes, sufficient to drive tea Oj pairs
ply rubber. and twenty four (2Sj inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills &C. are OF the best oak
tanned: patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
every description are Of the very best materials
snd werkmanship. and are still In excellent con-
aition ead hne working order. the mill having been
Hdeemed advisable By the agent Of The Govern.
nent on the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
Ssors X. q & 5sd d.H 0 their
unless Otherwise arrsneed with the Owner Of H..
grounds. ~ ~
A boat for Gieaboro will leave the Sixth -strest
wharf every hour during the day OF sale
Any further Information that may be desired
VIII be given upon application, in person or by let
Ter, to Captain George T. Browning, A. q, M
Gfesboro. d. c., or st this ofHee.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevst Brigadier Gener al, in charge
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Cvee 0 Asnytdaf Qsdueru1aster, $50 g a.,t
Washtsston, ID. C.. April Is, 1855 (
sati 3 lssf,T:e 4 4. 'Sss srsS.ss Sss
from the United states Of AL the Iron work for
bridies, consisting Of the Rods. Plates. Bolts
nnd bowels, suitable for the difereRt spans, the
drsd AID forty -ene feet.
The IIen is now stored st the works OF the eleye.
Iano holing Mnl Company, Cleveland Ohio and
VIII be sold by the peuRd
"A detailed bin o. the Iren, and length Of the
nee. sAsN'
The United States reseryes tie ,;eht "a x.;... IN
BIDS il not deemed advantageous 1
.,Pr0posss should be endorsed "Propossls for
the Purchase Of Bridge Iron ~
JCBILLY,
my I'd Brevet Major and A. o M.,U.sA.
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DEATH OF DIsrINGUIsHED ODD FELLOW
John J. Davies, Grand Master of the l. o. O.
+. Of the State OF New York, died on Wednes-
day, in Brooklyn. He wa. also at the time of
his death Grand Scribe Of the Grand Encamp-
ment, and a representative Of that body IN the
Grand Lodge of the United States. He had
been a member Of the order quarter Of q Gen.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Isl WAsHTNsroy Nay S. lss
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RRefipEp
a thi. ONCE until u o clock on THoRspAY.
Barrel Sever, inside diametsr,J wall 70 be four
ihehes IN th,ckhess, or one brick In thickness in
.ne siiey IN reservation no. Il eleven, TO connect
a1se 9TH the act approved May 8, 1850.
BIDDERS VIII state the price per insa foot for the
sewer. which shall include ali eTcsvatious. g.
&C. the bidders to be responsible for any sccident
caused IN the construction OF the work.
IL be deemed advisable, fs reserved.
Specineations can bs seen NJ the once Of the
commissioners OF Improvements every day from
~ .. m 10 II N. or st any time BY calling on ths
Commiesioner Of the Fifth waId
Meme but practical mechanics need bid
e. E. BARNES.
Commissioner Fifth Ward.
". W. BIRTH,
GHAS. LANE,
my1-eotd Assistant Conmissioner
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- High water in the Mississippi at ST. Louis
has had very curious effect The city has
been contestng suits with SO uatters upon the
river front for some time past and was unable
to oust them from possession. The high wa
ter, however, did the work, and now the CITY
has taken measures to prevent them from re.
turning to il when the river recedes
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SALE OF THE MILITARY
" HALLWAY AT BRAZOS SANTI-
AGO. TEXAS

A60. TGAAS.
X1ayter1 aasr GessrsIs QGes.
is invited to ,h. :ss SEEKING profitable
the viii be rsee At the ONCE Of
By JUNE 4 n.as :. 2 s
Of she nssS q =. the right title And
Whifssn nnnsaiy R Hsiroad from Brszos Santiago e
a, The sale win iaciuas the entire track, end 81
Sri9gs::. sISiidinss I water stations turn bles.
the rosd iS e.
nE rns,t ts'oek' cars, machinery, and other equip
TIE sale will net include the title to the land,
W9len Si, eoss not belehg to the United states.
ssnaso 70 in wsfs s.sss. s:S
on tne kio Grapde. From this point Connection
maros naoe by steamer With Brewniville and Mata-
This route IL the shor test and best for the i'm.
Te..s and SorsheED ssaieo ssa ta:
and an the eSnmunieadon by rail slsne can readily
The road already completed saves thirty miles Of
eiimsui si1 and tortuous navigation. Boats on the
:: Is per barrel and for sss %
The rcd is Ave feet gauge. good ties, rs,l, and
j Mere H.Itieu!sr description Of the property can
Su.rt1srm,aster Military Division Of the 9uif ss
A eendition ss the sal. will bs that tr.ns.or...
tion shall be furnished for sll Government troops
A snc SUPPLIES. whenever required at the rstes paid
tasl railroad. A'' W 'ne nv" iork Gen.
TIE q s:y%s.. Vi, Be- .ho:.
tqgGss:.%:ss.., .:.s. ..:a: ".s:.. !: q: ::
o. Propos.2s 70 2S .Sould b. endorsed, Proposal. fer
sesd. and addressed to the Division q Rive! and
Heil T,an.poItati3n, Quartermaster Generals OF.
" B; order % Of the ousrtsrm..ter General
ALExAEDER bliss.
Bfsyst Colonel snd a. Q. H. In charge toS,th q.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI JAS. Y. AcGUIkB CO., Aueroseers.
oHANokRY SALE OF VALUABLE oIrT

Hy authority Of the Supreme Court Of his Dis
9let, eessea In eopity. no. Sal, Matilda Gram
-, On I0sDAY AFfSssoos' ssy is.k isss,
sss ssoe5, on the premi.es, 70 the highest bid
Loo tettered and marked d, n, II, and \, In
tne Of part Of square No. ls<, fronting
nef ef L and l7th streets
And on the sane afternoon, ct 6 O'Clock. on the
prenieee we shall sell Lot No. 8, in square No.
-, frcntine IS feet inch on Canal street, By 10
fest oeep near the 18th street bridge.
Terms: One tnird cash; the residue In 8, IL. ana
iemonths with interest, for which the purchaser D
bonds. Win surety. will be taken, and . lien re-
served on the property sold
IL the terms be not complied With within i've
days ron the day ef SALE the trustees reserve the
the risk and cost Of the purchaser falling TO COM
ply.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Au.tioneers.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLEUMPROyED
PkoPEkTY IN The FIkST wARD, near the
We will sell At Public Auction. on FRIDAY,
May llth; at clock p. m. 4, part Of Lot No s. in
square No. lao. fronting Is feet inches on L at
between 18th and 18th streets, running back no
feet TO an alley. improved by we'll built and ne at
two-story frame house Of 4 rosms
Terms One half cash; balance in 6 months,
fer notes bearing interest. Deed given and deed
Of trust taken Convey ancing at cost Of purchaaer
$50 dawn when sold.
my7-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auc,s
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T ARGB SALE OF G0VkRNAINT PROP

win b sold ct Ns.bern, North Csrolins, large
am-unt Of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores. Bale TO
commence the 18th day OF Nay, 1885, ct 10 O'Clock
the principal Glasses Of which are given below are
Iron and Brass Guns, Gum Carriages, Harr>ss.
Saddles, Haltsrs. Brides, Blankets, Wheels Old
Iron, Lesd, Sniths, Armorsrs, and Saddlsrs' TeoS,
Old Leather, Sling Carts, Gins complete, Infantry
Equipmsnts Implsnentsfor Field and Siege 01nc,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
nished upon application TO this once -
, b order q 1:joI General A. B. Dyer, Chief oa
JASPER MYERS,
sDls tmyN Brew. Oapt. Ord Dept., y. Q. A.
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CALI OF SPADES, sHovELs, &C

C2,sf Qsartermastsr's O@os. Derot Of WasLissten.}
Will be sold st auction. under the direction Of
Captain D. G. Themas. military. storekeeler ct
DAY, Nay "a, 1856, st 10 O'Clock .. m,
s, ,SSc .hort handled and l.soo long handled shov.
els, new and
g sibley Tents, worn.
These spades and shovels are from the best man.
ufacturers, and many Of them are In original peck
~Tsnts will Re sold sipgly; spades and shovels In
lots Of twelve With the privilege Of twelve dozen.
Five days are allowed purchasers TO remove their
goods. ~
d. Fl. RUOKER,
Breyet Major Gen. and Chief Quarter master,
ap 20 30td Depot OF Washington
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PROPOSALS WILL BIZ REcEIvEO' ' Bi TaE
m, on MONDAY, the i.th Infant for the mn Snose
Sf constructing a sea wall along Potomsc river,
SetSeen Ith street west and 9th street vest undee
Mayer, May 81, lsSi W ~
Slddsss will state the price Per eebic perch,
Surseyor, or at the ONCE Of the Commissioperso Of
Improvements. west wing City Hall, on and after
The right 10 reserved to reject any, or all bids,
ten. ~ WV p
Meme but practical stone m asops need bid.
No pant ef the appropriation win be paid until
both Of the Assistant Commi ssio opers
JANIS RI. BIRCH,
Commissioner of the Seventh Ward.
RICHARD WIMRATT
HENRY JOHNSON
Assistant CoRmiss iouere.
my 6-dtlfth lColombiauH
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MAAlry2!ki.S. MlAly!i.S .2l.fEgQ1eG&xyJHALL.
the llth Instant. for grading b st.>xo CLOCK N On
Psnnsyivania avenue 70 7th street sSs south fra
The surplus earth. IL any. must L
wherever the Commissioner may dirsct. oepesisf
Bidders will state the price Ps,. cubic -,
grading. 3. =. BA3kSdo'
Commissioners Of PfftfsS
W. A. RLETCRab-
ny 2-dd Commissioner Sixth Wa.
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which specific tax is laid, hall be ISSUED on
payment by the applicant tcthe clerk Of the
specific tax thereon imposed
The license TO sell goods ,r carry oC any
other business at specified establishment or
place shall authorize the liensee, or his as.
signeer or the. purchaser. Of hs stock, or Of his
business, or new firm fornrd by the death,
withdrawal, or addition to a licensed firm of q
new member to carry on tn business At an.
other place, or in the new lame, in the fol-
lowing manner: l. In caseOf a sale of the
stock or business, the perso. making the sale
shall Immediately 90 befOe the clerk and
make affidavit Of the amount on which he is
then bound TO pay taxes, ad pay the same
and surrender the origina license. and the
be aperson yIlicenseds shall, at the same
time, make a astatement, on oRh. OF the amount,
If any, that has been added byhim to the stock
or business. and pay the annnt due thereon,
2. In case, amember or members dies, retire
from, oribe added to q licensed firm, the sur.
SfVlng 'of'eontlnuing parhe: or partners, or
new hfm, shall immediaely appear before
the clerk and surrender he original license,
pay the tax already accr,ed, and take out .
new license as an original applicant.
For selling goods or pushing any Of said
callings without license, th clerk shall issue
70 the collector q warrant, commanding
him to levy sum double in amount TO the
highest tax imposed in my similar case. to-
gether with costs and chages, by distraining z
ana selling so much OF tie deiiquents goods
~"N SAAss'OAS - SA~As w SohStChs Aoi sho puA
pose.
The collector, having sized the goods and
chattels OF the delinquent, shall give ten days
notice OF the time and plae Of sale. which he
shall make as specified Ia the notice, unless
the delinquent, at or before the time Of sale,
produce the clerks recebt for tax, cost, aRd
charges; in which case the collector shall re-.
deliver the goods to the owner
The collector, on receiving o distress war.
rant, shall Immediately execute the same. on
pain OF being held liable himself, on motion Of
the clerk, before the supreme court OF the Dis.
tric', in the name Of the District, for the double
taxes, costs, and charges lest by his delay.
Section l24 prescribes the manner Of entering
receipts for licenses. u '
DELINQuKNCIEs lib
II any officer accountable for revenue fail TO
pay the same, without q food legal excuse, he
shall be removed from ONCE and shall be ine-
hgible TO any ONCE in which he may become q
receiver OF public money.
Sections from 100 TO i42 prescribe the manner
OF prosecuting delinquent revenue receivers.
ACTS REPEALED.
Acts snd ordinances repealed by this act re.
man In force for the trial and punishment OF
all past past violations Of them, and for the re-
covery OF penalties and forfertures already in.
CURED; and for the preservation Of all rights
OF inoiyiduals or corporations, and their REM
edies existing by virtue Of them, and 90 Ear az
they apply 10 any onace, tfpst judicial pro-