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amended Mr. DHKASo called for the yeas and ne5A Ine
House refused to order them and the bill was paesso
An abstract Of the bill as originally reported win b
found in the House proceedings OF the 10Th Of April ny
out OF maj paps which, contsmpsses The osnissos
company under State charter, and inserting We io''
lowing sectlons:-
sEcres And be further enacted, Thai in order e
he g ns s
.i is ss ss ss 5;
Essy Of oS %.T n f. Ssas
INN Iil1Si; Rlss, SMITH lyman ssss
Esp!o1 SsE YSEE; IL SSSss Sess
Walker, 81 New Hampshire; Alexander MITCHELL q. C.
qIn d
Slater Ezra b res Ihc%s4 Fissehss
s 4sns q Patti ssss1a john T%:a fs q
Pennsylvania and such other persons shall hereafter be
created and elected into body polite and SSSrppsas IN
ne 1s ssa &c . @ y. a ssH:
right e increase The same TO an amount equal 70 h s.nsS
shares bundled dollars each and which s . sas
Michigan Michigan; David Dawes Abraham r Grant James
New sssss %
mssioners TO books for subscription 10 the stool
subscription ten per cenum thereof AND they shall ope
such books before the LIST dry OF August next AZ suk
md place o mens FOR s purpose BY puShns
the same least in each week for four
syely N public newspaper printed and Published in ths
SissssS s'f sAS ssss q
State OF Massnchuses The aforesaid subscription books
the ns hps Sc for s sas fe hree ssy
majority of said commissioners shall constitute quorum
Tor me transaction or business and they may doufn from
time TO time and after the first three days TO such placer
be subscribed for and in surplus Of shares shall be-
subscribed for they may appor.on them among the sub
saper n such manner they shall think for the Interest
SEC. 49, And be it further enacted That whenever ave
corporation shall have been subscribed for tho
] na nave paid ten per centum upon the soek cub
be deemed to be duly organized.
EQUALIZATION or BorTrEs
Mr.. RAYMOND presented JOINT resolution Of the Ie-
gisature OF the State of New York. In favor OF the
sage OF bill to equallze bountes paid 10 soldiers Re-
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs
AMERICAN REGIsTsRs ETC
MI J. n. HUMPHREY introduced a JOINT resolution au-
thorizng the Secretary of the Treasury grant Amer
lean registers to certain vesses Read twice and Pc
ferred to the Committee on Commerce Also bill 10
paid by A. Sherwood and others for duties improperly
collected Read twice and referred 10 the Committee
on Ways and Means.
REORGANIZATION OF TIE DEPARTMENT og THr rAvy
Mr. RICE (rep) of Mass. introduced Joint resolution
to carry into imm diae 'cc. he bill TO provide for the
better organizat of the Pay Department OF the navy
which was considered and passed. authorizes the
President to the examination of such officers Of the
Pay Department as duty abroad and who cannot
be examined required b. law provided that their ex
animation is to take place their return 10 the United
States. s~t.t.- s.-->
The House at five p NJ adjourned
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Fire In Cherry street.

FIrC IN CNcrry Stf6Cts
Shortly before twelve O'Clock on Monday night fire
was discovered in the lumber yard owned by G. p. D.
Hoyt Son, No $50 Cherry street. It originated ap-
parenty under the outside stairs leading the second
floor OF the ONCE, and was. Doubt tls work Of an
incendiary. The flames spread rapidly, and before
hnguishcd the lumber was damaged 10 the extent Of
$40 o00 insured for So 600 IN the MARKET and Atlantic
Insurance Companies. rhe bu lding No. "a Jefferson
street. adjoining tho lumber ward s owned by Mr. Hoyt
and Is occupied by HIM a dw inr The side windows
were burned, and tho building damaged 10 the Of
$500, and tho furniture about $780, Insured foi $500
on furniture and 81 800 building, in the Mechanics
and Traders Insurance Compapy "
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Fires I'm the Mountains.
OUR CLAyFRACK CORRESPONDENCE

CIAyrRAcE, N. Y, April 20, 1850.
The Woodstock and Catsk mountains are both on
fire at different points, presenting at this place. Distant
at least sixteen miles DIRECT magnificent SEND Tho
chains Of rc are two o thrco miles in length and ON
the Woodstock mountain seem TO be mostly In two
valleys about three miles distant from each other ind
extending up their sidos The fire on the catskil 10
about twenty miles above and the Woodstock mountain
fire points too distant 10 be connected Tho
northwest wind Is blowing gale and tho rapid progress
OF the FIRE can be clearly noted burning ercely az
some points as IL sezes fresh evergreen forest
Evcrgrcens are OF course drcr Mt this than any
other they just shcdd their old tressestheif
autumn, In fact The IRE IL nowhere near the Mountain
Horse In the larger tract, who're seems to spread
most rapidly there must DO moro than Ave thousand
acres already burned over. II be back OF
Saupertiez
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town doing good business, Which Be cElepAs4: q
cEs o. s,s sscs T XSs;,.: : s..ss: svSS
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fire this afternoon In South Boston. on Boston
wharf, destroyed two ono story buildings leased by The
property destroyed were four thousand or i've thou.
sand hogsheads sugar and hundred hogsheads mo
lasses. Messrs. Atkins II Co., Nash h SpadlnP and
Burgess a Sons among the principal owners. The
loss Is estimted at 500, 900; mostly insured.
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Fire In Lansingburs.

TROY, ~. r., Nay j, 1900
A fire occurred In Iansingburg last night between
State and Congress and below Market street destroying
the ancient Judge Hotel Pcrce's carpenter shop and
some barns &c. Loss $12 900; mostly insured The
fire the work OF an incendiary.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN THE PnIcEs OF
"A English Velvet and Brussels Carpets, 81 UIRAN An
phRsoN'S, ~ powery Thrse-py and Ingram CNspels
Oicoths &C. at low prices; frame Body Bruascs u d
prr yard English Brussels 90 olcoths AZ Scc yard;
the piece or yard. Look for No. " Bowery
A A. A.--RBFRI1ER AToRs-BAssFoRD,s CELB-
~ hrated Nonparl The most perfect Refrigerator
manufactured Water Coolers Ice Pitchers. siyor Plated
Ware, Table Cutlery Cooking usnss all other ouss
Furnishing Goods at BASSbORDS great Central BAxsaf
Cooper Institute sign OF the golden kettle. corner stor
An AFFIDAv1r-'T. ISAAC L. DUsExBERRY Ov
~ No 100 North seventh street. Williamsburg ~ r., eenG
duly sworn soemnly declare that last December -
severely afflicted with rheumatism 70 he unable 70 move
Of METcATfE's 1REaf siIEuMxric REMEDY I wss
enabled 70 walk without assistance and otherwise rscsd
to perfect health"
~ actually without fec until legal Divorce obtained
Attorney and Counsellor Is Nassau .rst
UrorsFKEEPERs LOOK HERE-YoU CAN BUY
Ill best white Coffee, Sugar. Ac st IHOs " AGNtwp,-
go Greenwich street Of Murray street q ia
per TO- splendid crop Teas al 81 cor ID Coffee ~ ~
io.s and everything else 81 greatly reduced prices.
TIVE EIGHTH WONDER or TBB A0B ~
i ID was left FOR A. ROSS CO. 70 make The dieeevpyf
What Kind OF Tobacco needed 70 mssea 1usuvto99
chew having dIssose,ed II they are now "ansn No
You hear from al who used ~ IT have rever sss6
anything bsfore that compare With the SOLAR
For the benefit Of those no have not had The COED Vne
TO taste II We would remind them the brand h SOLAR
Don SOLAR rrSE Cur CHEWING TOBACCO
Manufactured n the CITY Tobacco werks, - and - mi
~ For s'i sale everywhere.
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Large Fire In Canada West.

THoRnLD, c. w., April 80 ls6e
On Sunday afternoon lr broke out in the tailor shop
OF James Miller aud rared until thirty three shops and
houses and a large number VI outbudings were do
stroyed Nearly the whole OF Front and Claremont
Streets the two principal streets In the place. in
ashes The losses estimated at $3.50 600 The prno
pal sufferers James uonro A. Schwaer aud W. r.
Hendershot Forty OF afy families rendered bosss-
le5s
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PHT' ADKuBrA, Nay !. 1eee
The extensive saw and planning mill Of John D. yonea
on Twenty hrst above Chestnat street, destroyed u
are this morning, together with heavy stcak % luu-
covered BY Insurance. Y
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riye at Grand Rapids.

DsTn0reNay J. l6d0
A nre at Grand Rapids, Michigan, this morning. De.
sroycd the Union Hotel and four stores with thor
tents, making q total loss Of $1,000 insurance,
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burning OF the steamer Gibbons.
II CycrSSan, May I, 1891.
The steamer Gibbons burned at Hirselrars Lake
between Augusta and Savannah on Friday with I've
hun red bales Of, cotton. The vessel and cargo
total loss.
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AUCTION SALES.
ri GREEN 4 wILLIAns, Ayctsep.er,.

CHAECERY BALE OF A VALUABLE I'M
IOtED REAL ESTATE, situated on Aasss-
ehusetts avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets
BY decree of the supreme Court Of the District
ct July, d. 1855. and passed in .
s &C s sss Wherein Thomas =, Scot.
Olsgr TT ct al: are defendants, (Ro sss sauityJi
VIII oner ier sa's at public auction, on the prem
ies en- fhipA the nth day OF August, A d.
ground in the city Of W sshinston' pistriet Of CO.
lumbia, beginning At q point on N sss no. etts
avenue eighteen lsl feet northvestvsroly of the
son,h - corner OF lot s.eiye, s in square
teen. and running thence northw eat " ardly
along said avenue eighteen tlsJ feet, thence north
es;;twaraly ana at right angles With said avenue,
feet, thence nerfh thirty two aud ninety hun.
DIRE dfhs 49, 90 l0o feet the line of street. north
eighteen tlsl feet thence south thirty elk ana for
westwardiy to intersect Massschusetts avenue at
right angles forty one and fifty nj ne hund al ths
t4 ~ lU) feet to the place of b, GINNING contain
ing about fourteen hundred and thirty Elk square
improvements thereon.
The terms OF sale. a. prescribed by the said de-
cree, are One third cash, and the balance to be
ffteen months from the day Of sale; the said bal.
ance to bear interest from the day of sale and the
payment te be secured by the bonds OF the purcha
Approved BY the trustee; or the same can be paid
m cssh on the day OF sale or on the alton OF
the said sale by the order Of the court. STAMPS
and eonveysncing at the cost of the purchaser. II
days after the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves the
hight TO resell at the risk and cost of the defanit
lLg purchaser or purchasers, upon one week. no.
use, oy aayerfsement IN the National Intelli-
jy 24-eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS, Kucts.
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FINAL SALE OF QuARrERNAsrEBs'
Az GIESpQRO ID

Qsansr~e.sey Gessraf, 0Ges, Fira DtrisieM Z
WdSktasfoR, ID. O., August Is, 1856. {
~ order Of the Quartermester General, there
S T s the sOd on the g. esse rscos
ing, A. Q. M, on THURSDAY. August as ls6,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
described lot Of Qusrtermasts r 3 Stores. viz:
s Ue feet Hickory, Ash, and Oak Plank: 2 900
Iron; ,O7l lbs cast iron Railroad Charr; Hand
Cars; s Warehouse Trucks; Wagons two
borss3 Hay Scale = airbapks;) 8 Platform scales
LfsiresnksJ Counter Scales fFArhaDks1 &
Portable FORCES: Smiths bellows; Is AnyiIs. :
Tin Bender; Tin Drill; ] Hand Drill: ! Fan
ming hill; rs Gum Buckets; Work. hour Bell
Aiso, Office Desks, Tables, Chairs, wardrobes.
stationery Cases, Iron Beesteads Cooking and
Heating Stoves. Cooking Utensils, Bar and Scrap
Iron, spokes, Felloes. Wagon Wheels, Halters1
Cold Chisels, Files: Hammers, Fsrrier Knives
velltIs, Vices, wrenches, AIDES, Ausers, braces,
and Bits, Wood Clamps, Tenor Cutters. GomSes'
hafcbets, Drawing Knives, Spirit Levels Taoe
Lines, Planes, Glue Pots, Saw Sets. Hand Saws
Crescent Saws, Iron Squares, Trying Squares
Broad AAe.. Cali pers. Compasses. Mallets, Pin
SAUCES, Round and Strait knives, Cutting P;t..
ere. Rivtt Sets. Claw ard Edge Tools. Prickibe
" heels, Paint Brushes. Paint Cans, Paint Mnis
Ter, Paint Stone, Paint Mill, Paints, Colors We
pet1sn Bed, Or Ddstones and frames. SoJdsrinp
lions Lamber Rule, Wheelbarrows, &C. &c
enumerated "o''o
Purchasers must remove their stores within Iva
90 days from dste Of sale.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
boat for Giesboro will leave Six street wharf
every hour during day Of ssls vu,y
Brevet Brig. Gen " :. A., IN charge
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CWee Of AsIL Q; II. U. S MAJ. r. r., $50 a.,t
xr,, Hash,nSiOH, ID. c August s, 1856.
MIL De sold at Public Auction, at ALEXAN-
aLce OF Cnlteh States Military Railroad Property
a. follows " '''
Two second class serviceable Locomotive En-
EInes, MOTIFS 4 Son, builders; gauge, feet 8k
yDe Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars
One hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels en-
Seventy tons "Tn Railroad Iron. (45 lbs. to the
yard nearly new: fifteen Stoves, two fifteen ton
HydTaahc Jacks, ten tons unserviceable Railroad
Is tons Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron second.
hand Railroad kes, Chairs Rubber Loops, b road
Sxes, 4nuls. Platform and Counter Scales, Ian
terms, Oars, Desks, Tables, and . vsristy Of other
articles: also.
Mine Frame Buildings
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock O. m :, at the
Military Railroad Wharf. where the Loconoti yes
RAILROAD Iren. and Car wheels stored. Tue
balance OF the articles xil be sold at the Railr DAD
SUPPLY Store, near the Orange and Alexsndria
Depot.
Will also be sold 1T PITTsBURG PA, at II
O'Clock . IN. IN TUESDAY. August %,
Eleven new Box Cars, We feet guage; Pennock
q 90, Kennel square, Chester county, Penn.,
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
ANY further inform alton relative TO the Proper-
ty will be furnished On application At this office.
Brevet Major and A. Q. Nus. Army,
an l-f26th y 49, ---''
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IWo MIN KILLED BY THE FALLING OF A
WALL.-Two men engaged in tearing down the
oid wall OF Catholic church al Portland
Ind. were killed instantly last "Wednesday
under the following distressing circumstances
"Abouttwo O'Clock in the afternoon John KEEL
shr. VINO had charge of the job, went TO work
on me wall with pick, while Martin DAWN
was SIDE carrying brick. kelsar had been az
WORK with the pick about five minutes VIII n
some one without cried TO him to look out for
the wall. Looking up be and his fellow work-
man saw the wall tottering and thew made
rush for the front door. but il was too late for
wnen they had got within fifty Feet of il the
ent'rr wall caved in upon them buryiRg them
instant death.''
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILEs CURED nv IN
STRICkLANDH PILE RENIpY

NJ. Glass, Of Jsnesvflle, Wisconsin,, writes for
the pehent OF All who suffer With the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years With an agra
vateo case OF Piles, and his bsother discharged
yzed With the Piles) Both these Distressing cases
we're cpred With oas bottle Of Dr.. STRIOKLASDH
fILE hAmHDr. The Recommendation Of these
eepncmen beside the daily testimonials received
~ Dt striekiand, ought TO convince those suffer.
ing tbet the most aggravated chronic cases Of Piles
are cpred oy Dr strickland's Pile Remedy It fs
90 ey prngEfsfs everywhere Sold BY j. W
syenae and sou Nfnth street "a S1-lv
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HALLS. VEGETABLE
HAD prN NJ ED

EICILIhN HAIK KENEWEH
mas proved Itself TO bs the NEST preparation
Tor the hair ever offered TO the public
IL il n vegetable com pound, and contains no in
Jurious properties " hstever
II WILL RssToRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
twill keep the hair from falling out
IL cieanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lHstrous and silken.
IL Is u splendid hair dressing.
No person, eld or young, should fail to use it.
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
- AK for Halls Vegetable Siciliss Hair Re-
newer, and take 30 other.
r. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For aala nv All nrNc1iAfa. in 2a-Th ly
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a PHYSICIAN IN TROUBLE.-On Sunday
AHernoon physician. residing in the western
part OF The city, was taken into CUSTODY on the
charge OF committing an aggravated assault
and battery on his wife, and with attempt 10
choke her. IL appears, from careful in vesfig "a,
ton, that the husband and wife had NOT lived
happily together for some time, owing il IA
alleged by the husband, to the int.mnerata
habits of his better half, while she IN turn
charges him with the same failing.
On Sunday, about six o clock IN the evening
The two were sitting in their parlor apparently
IN the enjoyment OF each others society, when
through some cause, rattle was sprung nd
the cry Of murder was heard from tbe resi-
denee OF The parties in question.
large crowd of men, women, and children
tbeR ran toward the house from whence the
noise proceeded, when the two Were seen Sit
ing In the room together, the women being in
a terrible state OF excitement, and asserting
positively that her husband had attempted 10
choke her.
The police soon appeared and The doctor was
taken into custody, and escorted TO the Fiji
tenth Ward Station House, where his wife
also soon appeared, and charged him with the
onense as stated above. The Lieutenant who
heard the charge then caused HIM to be locked
Mp for hearing
Soon after some Of his friends appeared at
the station and offered pail in his behalf INIT
this was at first refused: and it was not until
positive pledge was given and security en-
tered into that the Doctor should not shoot his
wife That ne was released. The parties in
question live in fine style and move in fash.
ionable society.
In consequence of this, the affair created
curing the day considerable excitement ana
the neighborhood was visited by many M
quiring ones who were anxious TO gam some
information respecting the strange affair
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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EXTENsIvE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGSHEADS OF FINE
VIRGINIA LEAE.

TREA-URY DEPARTMENT, CUsToM-HoUsE,I
RICHMOND, Va, August 5, 1856. {
In con plIsEce with Instructions from II A. Ris-
ley. Esq, Supervising Special Agent, there will
lie sold to the highest bidder AZ pu bic auction at
II O'Clock in the forenoon OF WEDNESDAY, the
ath Gay OF September next, at WINSTON'S
BUILDlhG corner OF 18th and Cary sire cts, in
the city OF RlcHmOND, VA, the followingde
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY.
TWO HUNDRED COR moreD BoGsHEAps
- LEAF TOBACCO:
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the
Sonhtis. OF Bedford Roanoke, Franklin, Camp
heH, Henry, Patrick. Halifax, Prince Edward
Pttsyivania, Mecklenburg. and Charlotte, c.m,
prising all the good tobsfc lands in the State
much OF 1t Is Of the finest quality, suitable for
wrappers, and has been veil cured and pre-
served. This sale presents opportunities to the
manufacturer and dealer rarely offered Should
the demand warrant. some three or -four hundred
boRsheads more may be added to the sale, which
VIII complete the isposition OF Virginia Tobacco
for Cover nment account
Ssmples of each hogshead will be ready for In
spec'ion at the sales room ten days preceding the
lay Of sale. ~
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
JOHN 8. LOOMS
10-ltt Assistant al A0apt
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ANHATTAN
COMPANY
o,,,,, NEW y@Sssk czzx,
Washington City, d. o.
SIM JOHN T. LIGHTER, Agent

EABEMENp INSURANCE 60. OF WASH
INGTON AND 0EOR0ETOWN.
OFFICE No. 1. over Bank Of " ashington,
CHARTERED By CONGRESS. 1897.
NAPlTAL............ ...., 4 400 oon
SooxLC6 & 80 900
Property Of al kinds insured for 0 year or lee
Builders risks granted On the most favorable
ermD.
No charge for policies.
JAMES ADAMS. President,
samuel Cropley, Esan Pickfell.
Robert W hite OF GEORGETOWN
VIM. Wilson, Thomas Parker,
lohn D. Barclay, Richard Barry,
SAINT Redfern, ChAs W. Davis.
B. b. French, T. Ed. CLARK.
Andrew Rothvell, Of Washington.
The Directors In GEORGETOWN are suthorfzodYby
The Board to renew pelioies and take risks in
Georgetown,
- Is eosm ABEL q. DAVIS, Sec,y,
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SURELY,
SU3ELL STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY.
6MOLANpERS EXTRACT RUOKU

Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DISEASE, RHIyMA1IsN,
GRAvEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS anu
TRouBL rs arising from 1xcsssRs OF ANY KIND
GONE, YB AFFLICTED
TRY LANDER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Bold By all Apothecsries. Price o.. D. BARNES
CO., New York. and BARNES, wARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. RURLEIGH q
ROGERs. Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fab NV
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RAILROAD LINES.
QALTIMoRE Asp oHIs RAILR0Ap.
- WAsHINeroN, Juue as ieSs


L
Trains between WASHINGTON AID BAkr,.
MeRB, and WAsBfNroB AND rEn WEST, are
nov run % fellows. Wis.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave oaily, except Sunday, ct 90, fg, ana
u'e O. m ana -, and $50, and 90 y. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave daily, except Sunday, o. TO- O. N, snl
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA oLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave 81 els and 90 am. and 81 z: IS and SsS IN
FOR ANNAPOLIs
Leave % 75p and 80 O. m, and <-O D. n 10
trains 70 or frem Annapolis - Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave % f:0 o. 10 and 7:2 and go N
FOB WAY STATIONS
SeeW % I:0 o. m. and 2 IS and 90 m
FOB ALL PANTS OF TIN ksT,
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 7:0 .. m aud %
On Sunday 1t 500 ,. m. only. oonnecsins Q, R.,sv
S.anoo WITH trains from Baltimore 70 WheelinG,
ThkoSgsaG ffcKrrs to tn. w... ca. .. he'd J.
the ssnington Station Ticket Once at all hsrrv
10 me cay veil ss At the ROW once IN the Amert.
car Tsleersph Building. Pepasyivan3s svenus,
ter New York, rhilsdslphis, md Boston, 80
eoSefusemept odIhro1gh Line.
W ~ SMIrh Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
% 3f Gko. 6. kO0NTZ, Agent, W.ssi az ton,
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, Ann
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs ron THE ERECTION or AN
IL IRON FENCE.
0Ees % TIE ComPIiSAtossr Of Public Bai!disss,)
(dPlfol Of fhs Enl,,d SI4f.S. y

O9ses W Sc Con'PltSAtossf OF Pkb.lc Bat.dtHfS,l
CAPITOL Of rae UaIed SaisS, ,
"AsHIsGroS CTTY, August lS55.N
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office
ontli shipA phnegst y, ISIS, at noon, for the
corner OF Penps, ivauis avenue aud lst street weet
thence running west along the OF the Botanic
Garden, on Penpsy yania avenue, and "a far on 81
street. vest as The appropriation Of $4,000 will
carry it, ssid fence TO be of wrought iron she
iron portion to be four feet in height and plsced
ppcn q stone coping supported BY brick base the
base and coping to be three feet six inches in
ton OF blue stone
The proposals must be by the lineAl foot.
The work must be completed BY the middle OF
November next.
Twenty per cent. Of the stipulated price will be
retained . security for the lettnn Of the work
until 1t Is fnshed and accepted by the architect Of
the Capitol Extension. who will superiBtend IL.
Drawings and speci6cstioBs may be seen IT the
ONCE Of the Superintendent of the Botanic Garden.
The bids will be opened at this Office ct noon
the 18th day Of August, instant.
B. b. FRENCH.
an 3lT Commissioner Of Public Buildings