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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-21

NASHVILLE, March l9,-Dr Samuel
Wolfe was brutally assaulted Saturday
night on Church street His wounds
are serious, but believed not fatal His
assailaut has not been identified
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8VEH = MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED

Gentemen -" had negro man worth 81 2JU
who took cold from bad hurt al tue leg aud
Was useless iUI over year / had used every
thing | cOuh hear I without Denenr untl.
tried the Mexican Mustang Linilnent IL soon
effected permanent cure
j l. DOWNING
Montgomery ala June H. ICY
Il take pleasure ia recommending the MeNi
can Mustang Llniment as valuable anu Iudis.
pensable article Tor SpraiDs sores Scratches OF
Calls on nUIses Our meu have used It iUr Burns
Bruises SUTes EheuuatistD, sc, and all say a.
acts like magic i. Al hEWIII
Foreman for American Well, Eirgus and
Harndens Express
The spraln OF my daughters ankle Occd
stoned while skating last waiter, was entirely
cured in one week, alter shs commenced usimg
your celebrated Mustang Liulmeut
ED SEELf
Gloucester Mass Aug IcG'
Ii is an admitted tact that the Mustaug Lam.
ment performs more cures al a shorter time on
man and beast than any Article ever discovered
Families livery men ana planters should always
have II ON hand Quick aud sure II certainly IS
All genuine IS wrapped in steel plate engrav.
lngs bearing tue signature OF u. W. WestbrJOk
Chemist aud tue pIndfr v y stamp OF DfAAs
BAhSEs ~ Co over the top
An edJIt has been IIadU 10 counterfeit q with
a cheap stone plate label Look c!oseiy
Saratoga spring " HIer, SOLD by ali
Druggists.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beauty, What gives that marble
purity and distingu| appearance We observe up
on the stage and in the city belle, II IA no Ion
ger secret They use Hagans Magnolia Balnr.
It's continued use removes tan lreckles piDples
aud roughDess, from the face aud hands. and
leaves the complexion smooth Transparent
blooming ana ravishing. Unlike many cOsDet
ics II contains no material DiuI isus 10 the skin
ANY Druggist will order It for rOu Il not on
hand at ~ cts per bottle
W L HAGAE, Troy. y Y Chemist
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO
Wholesale Agents n. \
Saratoga spring Water, sold by ali
Druggists
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SWAMI HOUSE,

OAR X b H sus aii, va hlANst-
ED HANDS Uu thursday, OIJOUsi Slbi
isG'; w DEM IA!e OF the EiuLuOud House
took possession q! ths -" I"L dOhse lOt
term Ut Years ne nUucs W slirct attention 10
business to merIt a continuance oi the very l'o
erai patronage couterIat upUn biln when prOPii-
etur ut the RichuUud
Every department a. al Tue charge Vi Tue
most GtIcIe4t assisLila III bt.l
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LIONS EXTRACT OT PUEE JAHJcA GfssEs-
for IBdis e-ti0n. Nausea Heartburn, Sick head
ache Cholera MOrbus flatuleaey, &c, where q
warming stimulant 10 Teqa.red- Its careful prs.
PaTatiOn aud entire purity makes II a cheap and
reliable article Tor culinary purposes ooid e.
eTywbere al 51ets per bottle ASK Tor 1t
oNs" Pure ETtTart. Take no other.
Saratoga spring Water sold by
DruRgisfs- tooi-e
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!. BosroN, March 0.-Dr. Charles Beck,
formerly professor in Harvard College,
died at his residence in Cambridge yes
terday of apoplexy He was aged 20
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MAIL TRAIN
Daily Irain.
rrain for The West.

WHEELING, Nov DIST, 1860
nNAND AFTER TIKI 3ist OF NO
~ VEMBER the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West will be dispatched irom
the Depot OF the b & y k. X Go. at i:lu a. III,
3IO p. u, ana leave BeuwOOd Oh the arrival OF
the Z. U k X trains at II. ~ III ana ld.'' y u
uUy2I ti
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les So -" Exactly !-Solon Shingle said
they were there every time Ii he felt owl
ey in the morning, he took Plantation bitters'
If he felt weary AT night, be took Plantation BIZ
tiers; If he lacked appetite, was weak, languld
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Blt
tiers and they never failed TO set him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but
as come may, just read the following
owe much 10 you, Tor
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my lie REV. w WAGoNER,
Madrid, n. y
/ have been 4 great sutier
er from Dyspepsia and had TO abandon preach
ing The Plantation Bit
tsTs have cured me
REV Z. A. WILDWOOD.
New York City.
had lost all appetite
was 50 weak aud euervated codta hardly "alk
and had a perfect dread oi society.
The Plantation Bltters have set me all night
JAMES HEIMINWAH,
st. Louis Mo
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me ot a arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that distressed me ior years
They act like u charm. L. L. MUORE,
PA Broadway New York
Mrs. y NJ. DEVOE manager OF The uh'ol
Home school iOr Soldiers Children, says sue
" has given II to tho weak aud invalid children
under her charge with the most happy aud Siai'
itying results We have received over nun
dTed reams OF such certificates but no advertise
meut IS 50 effective as what people themselves
say OF good article Our fortune anu our rep
ut4tiOu Is at stake 1he Original qualltl and
high character vi these goods Mil bo sustained
under every and all circumstances They have
already obtained sale al every town, village
parish aud hamlet among civilized nations Base
imitatOIs Try 10 come AS near our name ahd style
as they eau aud because good article cannot
be sold as low as a poor one they nnd sOiue sup
poIt from parties who do nUi Gaze hat they sell
Be ON yOGr guard sec Uui priVate stamp oven
the coTs + II DRAKE CO
New lUIk CITY
Saratoga spin. water. sJid by al
Druggists.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SAMUEL +. WHEELER,

IA PENSIONS Soldiers Claims AM terthed
Accounts All Objects Soldiers. OF Ssamen dis
aDed IN the service oi tue United States are en-
titled tu Ieusiuus tor lII-. and case vi then
death tue widow orphan children mother or
sister OF any such otLcer, soldier vi seaman 10
entitled to pension and alsU the bounty VI one
hundred dollars and all Uack pay duo NJ lee
in each case il FIVE DcLLAIS5 II the claim
tor pension 10 collected aud No ChARGh IN
case ot failure
Geltihed accounts collected uu the most reas
undUlo terms
ounce. No ihu Fourth street ucu tbs CourI
uulIus W HhSSI.uy Va sSpLb
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Pacific Mail Steamship CompauV's
Through Line 10 Gnisforniu,
,.,<,u-..a.u.r .,E "a Il, KEGAN N Isss ~ n .

Pacific Mail Steamship CompanV's
Through Line 10 Cni'iorniu,
fI'OUCIIINi. AZ &iGAN PORTS
Il ana carrying tue u. >. Mail Leave fIeI
No - Sut,u .,iyeT foot Oi Canal street. al u
O'Clock noon Oh the lsi iitD, aDd lIst Oi every
month except when those dates tall On sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday, iOI AspIn
wall connecting, VIA Panama RAILWAY with Onc
OF the Cumpanys Steamships from PaDam4 lot
san Francisco touching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY
lst HENRY CHAUNCEI, Capt Gray. con
necIIug with COLORADO, Capt Watkins.
10th ATLANTIC, Capt. MauTy connecting
with SACRAMENTO Capt Caverly.
DIST NEW YORK, Capt Homer connecting
with CONSTIT u TION, Capt FarnswOrth.
Departures Of lst aud 2ist connect at Panama
with Steamers for SOuA Pacific Ports. Those
OF st touch at Manzanilo
THaoUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY
First Cabin, 5000 Second Cabin. 500 Steer.
age 500.
A discount OF one.quarter tTOm steamer rates
allowed TO second cabin and steerage passengers
with families Also, an allowance Oi One-quar.
ter on through rates 10 oclergymen and their fam
lies and school teachers, soldiers having non
OTable discharges hall fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage.masters accompany baggage
through and atteud 10 lad. .es aud children with
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing frOn steamboats,
railroads and passengers who prefer 10 sehd
down early.
An experienced surgeon Oh board Medicine
and attendance free.
A Steamer will be placed on the line January
lat IsfG. to run from New orleans 10 Aspu
wall via Havana
For Passage Tickets OF furtLer information
apply at the COmpany's ticket otice Ou the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. r w. u. BELLOWS
ian2} Gm Agent
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M. w. JORDAN,

MARBLE WORks.-MONUME NEVIS
lNl and Head Stones every description OF
Cemetery Work eyecuted III good style. Corn
er Oi Zane aud 7th Streets East Wheeling, w.
Va am prepared 10 MI all orders entrusted
10 me ana hope l wall merit part ol public pat
ronage Prompt attention paid TO orders IRON
the country mchj-ly
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SIMON KEIM,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY Il
PHILIP SCHWEITZER,

\rPosITE BUsBN ~ i.lTTi.Es
- No =! Market ST has now ON hand ana Is
.opstahtiv receiving d large stock OF CONNECTION
.yy Medical Baltimore Cough Candy aud every
,,Ti,r, yarigty ot Candy and Cakes Toys ot eY-
CIV description aud full assortment OF Valie
'es ana NUtIolS. uetl'
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aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight Superior TO any Cologne
used to bathe the face aud person TO render the
skin soft and fresh 10 allay Inflammation, T.
perfume clothing for headache &c. 1t is man
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia and
is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented
1t is favOrite with actresses and opera singers
1t is sold by ali dealers at u gO in large bottles
and BY DEMAs BARNES & Co, Now York, Whole
sale Agents
Saratoga spring Water, sold by au
Druggists
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JOHN LUMP,

M OF "a DiIs h =,
M HARNESS Eridles trunks. Valises, &c
&c 2ls Market street Wheeling would iuioIm
his ola niends and the public generally that lie
has retitted his establishment, anu IS now pre-
pared 10 hi all orders entrusted 10 his care
with promptness and al the best style OF the ART
istu w
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIO R, R
DAssENGRR TRAINS wILLRl

OFFICE BALTnoRE Quo RAILROAD Co, I
WHEELING, I'd Dec, 1855.
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a. LAMB. 'af nv ~
LAMB 6 PAUL.,
LAW WHEEL

n ING. WEST VA, will practice III the courts
~ OHIO County anu adjoining Counties.
once on cast side Oi Fourth Street. near the
.'"ult House o't"
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MRS. G. ZIMMER.

Al MANUFACTUREs AM KINDS
M OF CRACKERS, CAKES BREAD, 40.
No. l62 Market street, East side "a few doors
south OF the Market House, Wheeling. W. Va
tanlQ- e. = = "a =
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M al POLL0CK,s BEST yAM.
Nl. LIZ TLeUR, for ssis-dshvsfsa |" ~
pari e the Is8orH, sArrxLLI 3 o.
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M D. KING.

syaxNEy AND C0UNsEisS Is
"A Al LAW Bunesylhe ONO .,,.,.,,,,, -,
NIrc,ai attention pad ~ tho co'lect,pn "'
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ACCUMMOD IlON lhlS
DAILY Train.

Il Dy Tue IOIIUWIHg sCHeuIIe Oh anu HIloI Iu
I'd December, 1865:
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WILLIAM HARE,
i)HACTICAI PLUMBER AND
UAS NJ" Monroe St. Wheel
:ag, ". Va.
fy=Order, from the country attended 70 at
snort uotICe- sepa0
The national Republican., 1866-04-23


JAMES LOUIS PETIGRU; A Biographical Sketch.
Gy William j. 0rayson. with StOsl Portrait. limo,
Cloth, 4l.60,,
A0NEs 4 Novel By Mrs OliphAnt, author Of
"The Laird Of NoTaw, "The Perpetual CurAte, &o.
syo,, Paper, 70 cents.
MAXWELL DREwITT. Novel. ByF. @. TraGord
SOCIAL LIFE OF THF CHINESE: with some accounts
Of their Religious, Governmental, Educational, and
Business Customs and opinions. by Rev. Justus Doo-
little, fourteen years Member Of the American Board
with over 100 illustrations. In two Volumes l2mc.,
Cloth, BeVeled Edges, 800
PRISON LIPE IN THE SOUTH at Richmond, Macon,
savannah, Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte, Raleigh,
Goldsborough, and AndeTsonVille, during the years
1854 and 1865, By A. o. Abbott late Lieutenant let
New York Dragons. Illustrated. l2mo., Cloth, BeV-
eled Edges, 42OO
ANOBLk LIPB. By Miss Mulick, Mrs. Cralk,) Au.
thor Of John Halifax, GentemAn.n Christian Mis-
take, Life for Life, olive The ogilyies, -
GOVERNOR PooTE ON THE WAR AND THE UNION.
War OF the Rebellion or seyllA and ChATybdis Con-
ssting Of observations upon the Causes, Course and
Consequences Of the late Civil War In the United States
By u ), Foote, l2mo,, Cloth, e260
WIVES AND Daughters, By Mrs G9skell, Author
&c. Syc., Cloth, o. OOi Paper, tI.6O.
A TEXT BOOK ON ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND
HYGIENE, For the use Of schools and Families By
John O. Draper NJ D. Professor Of Natural History and
Physology In the New York Free Academy, and Pro.
fessor Of Analytical Chemistry In the University Of New
York. With 10 illustrations. syo,, Cloth, $40.
GUY DRYRRRLL. By J. 8 Le FAnu, Author Of " I'm.
Gle SilAs,h &c. Syo,, Paper, 10 cents.
Harper Brothers will send any Of the above Works
by mall postage paid, to any part Of the United States,
on receipt Of the price,
The above named works are for sale by HUDSON
TAYLOR Of this city. aP2
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npql d
OVERNMENT SALE OF THE MIL
" ITARY RAILROAD AT BRAzos SANTIAGO,
TEXAS
oUARrERMAsrKR Generals CrvroB,


WASHINGTON, d. G. April 10, 1866
The attention Of capitalists seeking profitable In
yestIHent Is invited to this sale.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office Of the
Quarermaster General division Of River aud Railroad
TTansporAtion) Washington, D. c., until the hrst day
Of June next, at l2 clock for the purchase Of all
to the United States Military Railroad from BraEOs SAN
tlago to Whites Rancho, Texas.
The sale will include the entire track and sldinss,
buildings, water stations, turntablsH bridges Sc the
railroad materials and supplies pertaining 10 the road,
together with the rolling stock, cars, machinery, and
other equipment
The sale will not include the title 10 the land, which
does not belong to the United States.
This road is about ten miles In length and extends
from BrAEos Santiago to Whites Rancho, on the Rio
drande Prom this point connection Is made by steamer
with Browns. lille aud MatamoTas.
This route is the shortest and best for the immense
ac between the Gulf Of Mexico End the Interior Of
Southern Texas aud Northern Mexico, and the commu
noaton by rail alone can readily be extended 10
Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles OF din
cult and tortuous navigation Boats on tho river now
charge, 1t Is stated for freight to Brownsville, high
as Si per barrel, and for Passengers tlj each.
The road Is fve feet guage good ties, rail- aud full
spiked.
More particular description OF the property be OBJ
taned at this office, at that Of the Chief QuarTmater
Military Division OF the Gulf, at New Orleans.
condition Of the sale will be that trans poTtaton
shall be furnished for all Government troops and sup
plies, whenever required E the rates paid by Govern
meut at the time TO the New York Central railroad.
The terms Of payment accepted will be those consd
cred the most favorable to the Government
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds. to be paid
on acceptance OF proposal
The Government reserves the right to reject any
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for purchase
Of Braios Santiago aud Rio urande Railroad, aud ad-
dressed to the Division Of River and Rail fransPora
ton, QlATeTmasteT Geneta's Oiee, Washington, ID. c.
by order Of the 9aarterma'teT gSnsEh ss
Brevet Colonel aud A. O. NJ, in charge Fourth vi.
vision, Q, NJ. @, o Ap2l-W
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

We have never used any Metallic Pen that
has pleased us so much as the Carbonired Pens
made by G. BARNARD, of London. They possess
all the elasticity Of the gold pen, and run as
smoothly over the paper as the old goose quill.
We take much pleasure in making known the above
facts to the public, for good writing instrument,
and one that Is not so destructive as the ordinary
steel pen is of great value to our merchantsi and
to such we would commend G. BARNARD's Carbon
iIed Metal Pen.-Nsp FORK Shipping Gasats
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

RICHMOND, April 2i.-Lieutenant General Gran,
and wife, accompanied by Colonel Bsdeau and A.
H. Dent, Eco, Mrs. Grants fathsr, arrived her,
this afternoon on brief visit TO Postmaster shary
and family, Mrs. Grants relatives.
The propriotors Of the spOttswood Hotel will to-
morrow give a complimentary dinner to the dis
tinguished guests.
The national Republican., 1866-04-23
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
IN BUREAU or YARDS AND Docks,

~ BUREAU OF fahDs AID DOCKS DOCKS
s..I.a D.ou...,. To-. ...L .,,,P APni u ioIo,
doIssS !.pFo0pssi. sor r.naSIDs Snbs h N,t
NsSS wa " Iii ~ IssIsasa at ,hi an M 0 ,t vIio 10
O'clock M on he isS dSy Of Nav isss a. Which boaS
~ cnnIn H. ~ y, ~ S y,S u ~ ,oo " ~ nyui
10 X " ~ b.J,l.. VIZ - -. ~ ~ ~
va,s \, No. IS sDS W bost shsS M sa mhar .h.d
" 90 a. hS %, 'SS' 'noI' NJ ~, unoer sheu,
10. Sy uoVL @ sh'a no st sna tne SsIpensers shSp
hs.oS ~ e ia nv 1h ~ ~ Vs tL ~ h na 9, NJ, I W
must be sepaTats "Au '"O'0 'O' '"' O'"s' 0u"u''S'
MI MI ~ AZ I'm /. r..,,,.a a. ,.,. ,nn uu, r.,
h'sh hs vii I'll, 20 ~ M 70 se the Snoanm lVI
ssch hniISrr arco,dIns 10 be anS
=, ~ @ ~ @ ~ ano PiAns ana
sDS DS sesa ~ assh po 49,, us ss sIen @ n I g on
~ a' ~. eaSn M nv hS, nave peen oy
pssp IA Inms, US pnonstas psa sns h m.,.,
hasn piu huss W ASoVtnP ~ s'oa anu sumelen'
snn1 sPP,9PNspa PPP oy AZ omset I o. the ooEetn, %
~ snVWn " this DePaiIen' lnM tne piaaeI WIN
MS vnei aeoeP.ea, enser into oohHAot 70 perform ne
@ woIn ou VI snu ne % reserves he Igh. 70
~ ~ ug.vs y % ~ T.. '"0 pias' ~ 'he 'n'ec'' VI
me S9veInmeht may require. L,,,,
III paaeds are Iequesea 70 name inc tme IN Wnieh 'hey
w 70 oonPlete my ., al U' ,ng npu
,no onsts ny sevePeu tnes Wi " nelu 70 Hhn-
u 'nef eou"Ho'' unuor aioho'uie IN ease
pann e, ,,.,s 4, A, ,...t uss.....,,,, III, A..
rsrsohs aesitins 70 oiu must heSessafhy vist .he
yala and ekamine the present conuuon o. lhe WORKS,
h n y, w w .ao pa anu spe0'heaons W ehAo'e
'"'ni W pia unue'spS nnyu N ovppp
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PosALs FOR SEWER.

MAToR's OYTIoE,
wAsHiN0roE, April 10, 1865. (
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until 12 o'clock, m, on MONDAY, April 30th
instant for the building Of thresfoo barrel Sewer
Inside dameter the walls 10 be nine inches in thick
ness In New York avenue, between Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth streets west TO connect with the sewer now
being constructed Fourteenth street. in aecordanee
with the act approved March 1885, to have one man
hole where the undersigned may direct
Bidders will state the price per linsAl foot for the
sewer, which shall include all excavations, sc sc
for the cost Of the hole the successful bidder or
bidders to be responsible for all damages done gas or
water pipesor caused by the elements and any
caused In the construction Of the work.
The right to decline any all proposals. should II be
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation to do So is
reserved.
Specifications bo at tho Office Of the Commits
soner Of Improvement every day from 10 III. to u
or at any time by calling the commissioner Of the
Second ward.
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAS. W. sPALDING
"a Gam mil waKd
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

HOMICIDE NEAR KENDALL GREES.-On Sat
urday night, about nine O'Clock, a soldier named
Michael Mamie, Of Company +, Twelfth U. S. In
fantry, was shot by Corporal Medsker, of the same
regiment near Kendall Green, and died few min
utes past twelve O'Clock yesterday morning. A
poral and four men have been stationed In that
neghbOrhood for some time past for the purpose Of
guarding the Government wood In the vicinity. A
few minutes after the shooting the corporal went
to Col. Morgan, gave himself up, and stated that
he requested Mamie to 80 on duty, but he refused
to do So The corporal then said he would tie him,
but not finding rope, attempted to take the strap
frnm the musket. In doing so II came in contact
with the trigger. and caused the gun to explode,
the ball striking Mamie In the stomach, near the
naval, and passing out below the hip.
Colonel Morgan Immediately sent an ambulance
and had the wounded man conveyed to the hospital
at SherbOurne barracks, Capitol Hill, where he
died. Manic stated to some of the attendants at
the hospital that he refused to go duty and had
some words with tho corporals when he [Medskerl
said Now am going to shoot you and will put
two balls in the gun" He then loaded the gun
and fred. Coroner Woodward was notified yes
tsrday, and will hold inquest this morning whom
tho facts of the case will be learned. Mamie Is very
young being but little seventeen years of age.
Ills parents reside in the alley between B and @,
Second and Third streets, Capitol Hill. lie was
employed for some time past in selling papers, but
about three months ago enlisted In the regiment,
representing himself to be over eighteen years ol
age.
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GALE OF SPADES, sHovEIs, 40.
oHrET agAsTEEst,TEG's oyuer,1

CHEF QuARTERHAsrER's oYvicrl
DEPOT or wAsHINaros, y
wAsANdroS, D. O April 10, 1895.
Will be sold at auction under the direction Of Captain
DG Thomas, military storekeeper at clothing depot,
at 10 o'clock, o M,
IL, 900 Spades, new;
$500 OrthGndlsd and 800 long handled shovsls,
new and
90 sbley Tents, worn. ...
These spades aud shoyes from the best manufae-
turers, and many Of them In original packages.
Tents will be sold snglyi spades and shoves In lots
OF twelve, with the privilege Of twelve dolsn Five
days are allowed purchasers TO remove their goods
Terms; Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RuCKBR,
Breyet Major General and Chief QuArtermAster,
ap2l-2lt Depot Of washinRtou,
The national Republican., 1866-04-23

MAIoR's OPYIcR, April 10, 1885
Proposals will be received by the undersigned until ~
o'clock m, on MONDAY, April 3Oth, instant, for the
building Of hreefoo barrel Sewer Unside diameter
the walls to be nine inchos In thickness on street
north, between Sixth and Seventh streets west to
meet with the sewer In Seventh street west Also for
twofoot barrel Sewer fourineh walls in the alley Of
Square No 49, runuipg from street north the
tire OF the alley In said square running eas aud west in
accordance with the act approved October 2 1885, the
sewer in the alley will have two drops with
CRATE each the In street north to have one
man hole where the Commissioner Of the Fourth ward
may direct
Bidders will state the price Per lineal foot for the
sewer which shall include all excavations, &c aud
per piece for the holes and drops, the successful
bidder or bidders be responsible for all done
to gas or water pipes, caused by the elements and
any accident caused In the construct Of the work
The right to decline any all proposals. should It he
deemed for the interest Of the Corporation to do
reserved.
Specifications eau be seen at the office Of the Conn
sioners Of Improvements every day between 10 a. m.
and l2 m, or at any time by calling on the Commis
sioner Of the Fourth ward
None but practical mechanics need bid.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
Ap2l d Commissioner Fourth Ward.