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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-09
RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
" On and after MONDAY, February l2 two daily
trains will run between Washington and Li nchburg,
connecting GordonsYi 10 with Virginia Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond as iollOWs:-
MAIL TRAIN
Lave Washington daily (Sunday excepted), at Gas
A, NJ. ana arrive at Lynchbu rg al b46 2. M.
Leave Lynchburg at A. Nj and arrive at Washing
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (ncludlng Sunday) at sos p.
M. and arrive at LynchDuTR at 800
Leave Lynchburg at $50 r. NJ. and arrive at Washing
ton az 6'lOA M. =
& both trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest and Warrington
Tor North and Northwest ..I
trainB
The road is attractive not only for its comfortable
but the fact that IL passes the
historic Localities Of Fartax Bull Run Manassas Brs,
GordonsyiIle places OF mpershable interest in the
4hrougb tickets to all points South ard Southwest
may be had IN Boston, New York, Philadelpbta, and
baltimore, and at the offices OF the road m MashnVton
Alexandria NV. II. MoCAFFERTY,
General eupe ntendent
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MORT PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ Depot, TT THIRD TIi ID Street above Thompson.
GHgHK, EAsToN WfLLnMsPoRT, and WIRES
Maueh % Chunk, HazletOn, WilliamspOrt and Wilkes
AtS,S0 N GExPressl %t Bethlehem, EastOn, etc..
reaching EfstoH P at 81 S,4' Retb9a, e. NJ
Chunks Danyile, and Wliamspoft. '"aaOn
E@ FSft Tss6nstop at 10 A. NJ "a and Spn il iio NJ NJ
Passenger IT Gs5S Run dTeet R9S to P the depot
Leave Bethlehem at 625 A. M and 1902 M, and
Leave Lansdae at 6'IO a. Nj - anu 0O - M
Leave Fort Washington M sN9Sys A. lSSS M a6P.M.
PSSSs PSis 1O IOT Beths9S% at AM
Doyestown for Phi adelPhia al 72OA. M.
Bssthlehem %, ier Philadelphia at 4P. N.
E5 : Ellis CLARK, Agent
EREIGRr LINES FOR NEW YORK Ann
connecting Raroado on nssessd and AMBoY and
aRE TREsf5RH1ESSozz fozs 1sFS kARhoAp AND
iGT New York & vii leave WALNUT street Wharf at
TTssht must Se deveredy beoTe eaGeRsa * NJ to bs
wGrded the same day. Returning tie above lines VIII
nPIGh P9hGson RnsscS e M New
sRS az on points Ike S1 s cnPSR and
ton Ton the New Jerssy the Freehold and Jamesburg an
BndTdRgIo1 m ana Mount Holly Railroads. received and
:, The Belyideis Delaware Railroad connects at phH-
psbnIg with the Lehieh Valley Railroad and at Manun-
IS sSsRgas WITH al points on a Delaware
and other points IN Western NeWs YORK. S Buffalo,
4, me New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with
the Morris and Essex Railroad O"o anu AZ NEWARK Win
a slip memorandum, specifying the marks and NUM-
bers shippers and eonsIgnees must in every instances
be sent with each load q goods no receipt wi be
transportation o. Live Stock Droyers ave invited to
try the route When stock q furnished in quantities Of
I FOe6 street near the Drove Yard or al Psr SS. So
hpmen For m or ohy hSy at t apoH TS %
n, No Ooa WALT III, i, HREEMAN, M Freight Agent
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
On and alter WEDNESDAY, November lst, 1865, until
FOR RUGlEfiA GESAiXSTowN iXISiiTfoowN
%, IeaEe * mRhileaePhiSSo 3 a g. II 4 % IA H. IA aI0'
Leave Ssi@antoSn 8, s,s q, $40, n,nAM,
SA s0s 40 20 u aId x ~ ~ mn t,o,ns VII, No.
stop on the GermAntSNyRa TOY aIHnS1s RSHpeh;
Leave Leave dsl%sSssSPs %s%sSP$ aiiy Hi sSi4tPtb
LeSyss PhiladOlphiAs g. TO- ~ A. MA s,aN 5N'TS'
AZ leave a ohemut HnI 1lo minutes, 8, s4On4OA.M,
lO $40, $50 $40 StS @ and sTk q,4S nE minutes p M
Issys tssys d5sss 5 eS m1RIs %IRSts'
80 FUR CON sHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsTowN.
~ 'sS ~ IS @Rnass S and IL o a. M iS
Leave NOrristown bN, L 75O, 0, II A. NJ ~, AZ, ana
.The 5x p M. train viii stop at School Lane wisss-
hekon hanayunk spEng MI, a9s oonshOhOeksn OnS-
Leave Leave RnII,as RRhls,dslphIa. o A; \; N. 2A ana JPN
'A'' NOlN''O"FF For 81 M4NXYGNk. M 1rS ~
Leaye Phiadelph9 q S,sS minutes, llCO A. Ms lA'
Leave ManSyunk 6h, 7k, 8 20, on, liz, MIS-.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Leave EnhsSsRSf9a nanSsaRf II M NJ ~ sas sna
Depot NINTH and GREEN sue'h
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THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS is NO HAIR DYE.

TBE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this prepara
uon has met during the short time IL has been before
the public nss induced the thousands and tens OF thou
SANDS who have used ana atteeted Its virtues TO
nounce II the ONLY and TRUE Hair Restorative. The
Eureka has been Introduced into all the principal cities
both asst and West and having faithfully performed all
that Is claimed for IT, has superseded all other Hair Pre-
paraons 1he Eureka restores Grey Hair 10 its original
color prevents the hair from falling out by causing
healthy condition Of the scalp mpartnR to the HAIR
sotness and gloss and W uthful appearance that no
other Hair Preparation produce. The Eureka Is free
from oil impuries poisenou drugs and can be used
without soiliDE scalp or hands.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BLSHER, Sole. agent,
No. 20 N. FIFTH Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Agents for Pennsylvania, DYoTT co. No 232 N
SECOND Street, Philadelphia. l20smw3m
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

Senator Ramsey has been In like manner pted against
Avord for Lieutenant Governor in view Of the fate Of
the susquehanna Railroad bill, OF which road Ramsey
nm bExomAnc nAn )
for 1ns sos s ps sSs %
giving them great encouragement 4. u q now ssss
that the republican manage ~ manipulating Congeea
% o. e. 70 shape s,A '..csssfui platform for thg
be less pro~sins Their list Of candidates for Gov
ernor y neaded with the name Of Dean edmond,
me only man they could have any 0aee 70
elect; but II s well known hat he would not accept any
Office whatever Of political nature higher than that OF
delegate 10 State convention. william Kelly, Judge
Ganson, Henry G. Murphy and Mayor Hoffman are
talked about So is Horatio Seymour. Henry G. Mur-
ply and Mayor Hoffman have been leading names-ths
latter however, only In the interest OF the Tammany
ring The name Of Henry C Murphy appears 70 have
absorbed the strength OF Hoffman faction by whom he
seems TO have been dropped Judge Barnard's claims
for the New York delegation having ecipscd those Of
Mayor Hoffman, the division seems to strengthen Mur-
ply present his name and that OF Barnard as the
candidates Of their respective deegations-New YORK
and Kngswith the prospect OF union Of all the south
ern counties Murphy and his ultimate nomination
ouession Of delegations in the State Conven-
ton. With Holman for the New York candidate, .
double treble headed delegation would probably 6e ad
mitted and the old tribuations Of Tammany Hall be re-
vivcd in the Democratic State Convention Hence tho
eclipse Of Hofman's hopes.
THE MUNICIPAL QUESTION
II very weakening thing for the hsrce democracy
that they have lost much patronage in New York CITY,
The evies this year the departments for political pur
poses In the State will be next 70 nothing The Finance
Department must confront its necessities in the Decem-
ber election the reelection of Brennan, and the term
OF Office Of Cornell Street Commissioners expires at the
same tme and must subject the Street Department TO
little outlay for the ceremony Of confirmation at the
hands OF the Aldermanc bishoprc. II is understood
that Hoffman is pledged to reappont Cornell but this 10
understood TO hang upon the Mayors pros
poets for being Governor or candidate therefor.
These two departmens-all that the democrats have,
except the legal Offices the sheriff. courts, &c-may be
further by the proposed from
last year municipal reform, and from which good
deal OF polcal capital made Except by the running
OF Richmond upon his personal popularity Of Sey-
upon the New York Liquor law do not feel that
much activity will be ELECTED In the canvass except npon
COngrcssmen
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
Military Affairs.
The NINTH REGIMENT, n. Y. 4. n. @.
N rur HprruR NJ rHH HERALD

IN the daily papers Of the 2sth ut very nattering
given Of the Ninth honor Of the
NTH anniversary Of tho departure Of the regiment for
the seat Of war, and from all appearances would
suppose they tho regiment that served with honor
during the late rebellion. With your kind permission
should hike 70 set the public right in regard to this
fact Not or the present officers excepting Mnjor
tanning ard Iseutcpants Strong and Draper were ever
IN engagement with the Ninth and in the rank and
he not In twenty OF the present members served
with the regiment during the war The colonel and lieu
tenant colonel were commissioned and joined the reg-
ment after their return from the seat o The officers
the field lthey bens commissioned Eighty-ihrd New
York State Volunteers, the regiment being classcd as
such dunng their term Of servce when they returned
home were mustered out Of the service and in the
r,anigation OF the present Ninth they entirely g
ncred or In other words, the regiment occred by
the Home Guard hus throwing out officers and men
who fought for and sustained the honor OF the reg
meni during three years Of the The public should
be informed OF these facts 80 honor could be given
WHOM honor y due by giving publicity to the above
Ex-Maior II. V. WILLIAMSON
TX Captain G. C. HUBBARD,
Ex-Iieutenant A. NJ Bugfia
In behalf OF many cold ,cteranRn
New YORK, June 2, 1866
THE FIRST REGIMENT, N. O.
Hawkins Zouaves, First regiment ~ q. s. N. T.,
make their first parade the 9th Of his month that
being the anniversary OF their departure for Fortress
Monroe in 1861 The members Of this re. .mcnt all
veterS VINO nave received an honuaDc discharge from
the service Of The United States Nany Of them
the Ninth New York Yountccrs and the balance served
In other regiments from this city and State. The rcg
ment win be reviewed. by the Mayor nj two O'Clock p NJ
and will move frum the state Arsenal at one o'clock
the THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
HEnstp
A matter Of justice ask the favor Of the OF
your columns make correction Of mistake made in
your report Of the obscquies of General Scott While
enumcraiing the different militia regiments represented
nj West Point you omit the Thirteenth regiment Of
Brooklyn and mention the Twenty third. The fact ~
the Twenty third had no officer present, while the
Thirteenth eqnalcd only in number by one re.i-
mcnt--the Thirty seventh II New York. by making
tho above correction you will ohlige
AN OFFICER OF THE THIRTEENTH
BRooKLys, June 2 1s68
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
rnE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.


Tnx IaoroR QuRrIos-Ai the last meeting OF the tom
mon Council OF Hobcken petition signed by eleven
hundred citizens presented praying the Council not
to interfere with the sale OF liquor Sundays
Der Of the Council told Of the petitioners after the
NEE ting that action would he taken In the natter
This has nscd tho Metropolitan Temperance Associa-
on and emissarca are bong sent from this city 70
anizo meetings and fomcnt vigorous agitation TO
bring down pressure the city authorities II Is
dersood that all liquor stores In Bergen will be closed
to day under the penalty prescribed by the State Law
cases where complaints made against the sale OF
liquor Sunday The yhs viii have 10 IRON
the hill 70 the valley for Sunday enjoyment where they
will be from the Entertainments OF tcctot apostles
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
Political NeWs.

TEE Ggrslr RADICALS oy CmcAeo.-The German rsdl-
calls Of Chicago held large meeting In that city on tho
evening Of the 26sh ut at which resolutions fsvorns
universal suffrage and condemnins the report OF tho
Committee on Reconstruction were adopted
Nrw ADMINISTRATORS Organ m Boros. The Wash.
ingon correspondent Of the Boston Poa says there talk
Of establishing new paper In Boston 10 advocate the
policy Of President Johnsons administration
TVS MscuoAs prrccrAcv-rbe Executive Committee
q tho Democratic State Central commmee Of Michi.
gan have decided against calling State convsssion ~
pr-eng
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
Tho Turf.
pATrpcoy cppINc pArR TvrrJN

The annual spring meeting Of the Passaic County
Agricultural Association begins Tuesday next he
upon the banks OF the Passac Paterson
New Jersey. These gatherings have usually been ad-
mrably conducted and very popular with citizens o
New York. There twelve to be during the
three days Of the meeting Of which will be heat
races. The great event, however will be the
Jersey Derby, for which fortyhve horses already
entered and at least twelve will start On the second day
there will steeple chase and the third day hurdle
Upwards of fifty first class racing nags already
booked to appear Arrangements have been made tor
running two special trains dayn addition TO the usual
trains-drec to the track Paterson the Erie rail-
road Of the specials leaving eleven O'Clock, A. H.
and the other forty Ave minutes later.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

IL. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY
RELIEVES PAIN INSTANTLY.
ITS PROPERTIES
AS DIsINFECTANT,
AS NEUTRALIzER,
!. -, THE BEST IN TIE WORLD.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
As A DTfFUSIvE SrIMuLANr, -
BETTER THAN BrTTERs OR LIQroR2-
BEST IN THE WORLD.
AS A sERvISE ASoDyNE AyTIsEPTic
RUBEFACIENT, 1T HAS so EQUAL
IN THE yAfERIA MEDrcA.
As A PREVENTIVE,
II viii protect the persons exposed 70 nssmatc inenns
and contagious diseases
AGAINST
Asatic Cholera Yellow Fever, ship Fever Small Toy &cs
FEVER AND AgUF CIIII,i,s AND FEVER, SCARLET,
TYPHOID AND rYPHUs.
RAPIDLY CURES
ALL RHEUMATIC And tNEuRAlnIC AFFECTiUSA
sORE THROAT ASTHMA, DIpHTHERlA, NEh
vOrS HEADACHE
WHEREVER PAIN ExlSTs
apply the READY RELIEF IL viii aIord imfneoas esse1
and QUICK CURE
IN ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
teaspoonful a half umbler Of water drinki VIZ
stop the painful discharges, aud fes
patient 10 health and comfort.
Price 20 cents bottle.
Sold by druggists aud storckeepers. RADWAN A 60,
81 Maiden hnc. corner of Gold street
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

BusImess Ht INC SurroE1teB Onces
Letters OF administration the following estates
granted by Surrogate Tucker for the week ending
June O. 1860, vn:-Arthur O'Donnell, Harriet Mayer,
John Lyon, John A. Barlow, Mary Koran, Aonxo g.
Mortimer Samuel Albcrtson, Catharine Enners, James
E. Kennedy John Hodcl, Patrick McNery, Michael No
Belts, Louis Solomon, Rose Finley, Jonas B. Wood,
Francis Winter, Johann Ricnecker, Edward G,lh-
gan, James Delaney, Hannah ]. Froeck Owen
Bennett, Daniel N Dugsn, John Hardy Frank Bloemes.
Letters Of guardianship were granted on the estates
Of the following named minors during the sans
Van Cott Anna n Van Cott, Emma vas
Cott, Edward r. Van Cott Leonora Van Cott;
Mary Nc uirc. guardian Mary Mortimer, Catherine n
Mortimer; Daniel Ackerman, guardian Edward Ackes.
man. Cirilius Crck guardian John Mayer Mary 4
Bronson; David Lellewer guardian Bertha solomon;
John H. Besher guardian Mary II. Constantine; Patrick
I. Coleman, guardian Jacob FIour John Flour Rudolph
Flour; John Hillhouse, guardian John 7. B. Hihouse.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
Marine Disaster.

WRECK OF THE BRIO ELLA-FoUR LIVES LOST.
Providence, June 2, 1s66
The brig Ella, from Philadelphia Of and for Boston,
with coal ashore Block Island in fog at three
O'Clock Thursday morning. Captain Sanford. scavy,
mate; Anderson and Broadbeck, scamcn, were lost
Two scamen saved one, Samuel Pboen, badly
injured Vessel and cargo probably total loss.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
News from Fortress Monroe.

News from Fortress Monroe.
FoRrRus MoxRoE, June l, 1909.
The United States steamer Agswam arrived yesterday
from Port Royal
wreck is reported aa Chincoteague bat Particular
A revenue cutter has becn sent 70 her assistance.
Tho tug Z O. Cannon ran on 70 the wreck Of NE
Aermsc near Crancy Island recently and seriously
disabled
The harbor is entirely clear OF vessels
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

q A HUMAN HAIR THREE ruyys q. RAsILx
Yt. arsss.dli gr,si.s s,ssiess tssssnfsl srsT
near Bowery Nev York. and vosriA ESQ $500 WEE
sysstA WILLIAMSBURG f~ssrve tAsa
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

CcH1LBER6's GERMAN ofNrMBNr.-wARRAsIsD'
- certain cure without the slightest danger, for Piles.
old wounds scrofuia Salt Rheum, ali Bone and SKIN D
&c For sale At No 70 Bowery. and by all principal
druggists.
CTAMnRRINo IL CURED NJ BATHS PATENTED
- Appsnces For descriptive pamphlets address simpsyn
Co. N west Twenty third street. fhsy received msase
"a Me- YAH Lind par<s
The New York herald., 1866-06-03


Eighteen boxes % gocis, supposed % be Fcnian
mysicrously taken from tram at this pom, 10 night as
halted Just below the depot waiting for tho Northern
uantoieave One long box the ak O'Clock train from
the South was seized and proved 10 contain contraband
Articles was sent TO Buhiagton At twenty minutes
pas seven. The contents we're sad TO be Fepsn pixies
Ab<,ut one hundred and forty Fenans came from Bo.
60 ass other Eastern points on tho an O'Clock train 70
ihs place % night and less numbers on the twenty min
Sies past ssv, tiein The number on this train eoua
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-12
HAMILTON MGUSE,
d. G. SPERRY, PRopRIrToR,

WAYNESDURG, GREENE co. PA.
VNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
L the public that he has taken charge of the
Hamilton House. which he is determined to
conduct as fist class hotel. Long expert
ence in bookkeeping has qualified him for
Il business, and he feels perfectly confident
that he can satisfactorily entertain all who
may ravor him with call The house is
large and we'll furnished. 1t has urderg )ne II
thorough renovation and been re fitted III such
style as renders it quite pleasant The rooms
have been re- papcred and newly painted ; the
table is abundantly supplied with the best edi
. blcs the cou9try affords, and pains are taken
to render guests comfortable. Rates as low
as those of other hotels. ID. G. SpERRY,
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-12
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Two dollars year, payable invariably in
advance. One dollar for six months, payable,
invariably in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted mt 81 50per square
forthrec insertions, and 80 cts. asquare for each
additional insertion; Oen lines or less counted
square) ~.
Local advertising and SPECIAL NOTICES, 10
cents per line for oNEinsertion, with
earA liberal deduction made TO yearly ad"
vertisers.
Advertisements not marked with the nrm
Der of insertions desired, charged for until
ordered out. ...
eJ-Obituary notices and tributes of respect
inserted as advertisements They must
be paid for in advance.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-12
WIN. BALI Gy.

WATCHES AND JEWELltY.
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE WRIGHT HOUSE,
T7EEPS ON HANDS ALWAYS A choice
n and select assortment of watches and
icwelry. Repairing done at the lowest rates.
apl, ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-12
LlVEMY STABLE.

here is connected with the Hamilton House
q Livery Stable, with good horses, carriages
and buggies for the accomoda'ion Of the pub
lie, Horses boarded. and well attended to, al
moderate rates d. G. SrARnY g. Son.
aug 5, 'G6.-ly
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-12
TIE NAVY.

I, il stated in the report of the Secre>
tary of the Navy that the naval to'ce at
this time consists of 27S vessels, armed
with 235l guns. OF these, rs vessels,
carniug 1929 guns, are in commission,
distributed chiefly among seven squad.
rons The number of men in the SER
vice 10 GOO. Great activity and vigi-
lance has been displayed by all the
sonadrons, and their movements have
been iudiclously aud efficiently arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-01
tGaJdner, Jacob B. 100.
Gram mer, Lewis M.

Beginning at the poinI
where the dividing line
between lots 3 and 4 in.
tersects Pennsylvanis
avenue, thence west
wardly with said ave.
nue. o feet z inches to|
the dividing line Of lots
3 and 4, thence win said
line southwardly With a.
line drawn perpendtcu-I
larry to said avenue SCI
fset 3 incheA then soath
20 teet 8 inches to ID
street north, thence east
with said street 20 feet,
thence north So feet 4
inches, and thence with
Q line drawn perpendic-
ular to Pennsylvania
avenue 81 feet II inches
70 the BEGINNING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-01

beG11ufnG on r street
north 1S2 feet Q inches
from the southwess cor.
nef Of r ssrOet north
and 9oen street west
and iMmsdiAfely west q
and ID joining the 10,
sold and conveyed q
Thomas I.awson. and
running thence Westwfth
the lineof SAID + street .
3eet 2 inches, until it In.
terseets the Lot sold and
conveyed 70 French For.
rest, ana By said French
Forrest % a. R. Hstsell.
thence south with TIE
line Of the last men .
toned lot and parallel
with Twentieth stroet
west, 90 feet I inches,
thence eoDt 50 Ioot Z u.
chos 70 the line q ~ loe
sold ana conveyed % ne
satd Thomas Lawooa,
thence north with IL
Lire Of tho last Dout ton.
% lot 90 1est 4incAss . T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-01

Lighting the street. ......|
Beginning on north u
street % feet . inches
west from the son heasi
corner ofesaid lot, thence
west % feet 2 inches.
thence north 1O2 fest q
inches, thence east % a|
public alley So feet q
inches, thence south
along said Alley { feet 9
inches, thence west %
feet . inches, and tAsnc eI
south IS Jeot 70 The b.
ginning.
barrett, Rebecea. .........I
Tax for 1853, % %.
I~~Ao GaAaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-01

- SOsI
Beginning IA feet from the
west corner OF said lot
thence east with the
north line Of said lot and
with N street 10 feet O.
inches, or 70 the east
corner Of said Lot, thence
south with the DIVIDING
line between said lot and
lot 10 100 feet, thence
west 20 feet 6 Inches 70 a.
point IA feet from the
south corner Of said lot,
and thence north par.
allel with + Weuty. third
street west 100 feet 70 the
beginning.
Green. Thomas E.. .......I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-01

Having o mont Of Is feet
on Sixth street west and
next adjoining the north
| Is feet front Of sold lot,
BY the depth thereof.
Paving tax. on interest
from Nov. Is, 1865.
Hopkins, Ira A...........l
Paving tax, on interest
nom November 10, 1865
Htts, JOHN, trust. ......I
Tax fer repairing pave
ment, ON interest from,
| October q, 1865.
Howard, Joseph,
Aolmead, =. T. r, trust. ]
Hutton, Jacob ID. .......I
Harrigan, ]. and +. Mur.
name. .rstst
Hazel. james II.
Tax for paving an alley, \
on intsrest from October'
q, 1S65.
Hsnke. Lewis, trust. .....I
Harding, L B. ...........-I
hetzell, Qargaret ........|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-01

3srner, George W. i
Lighttng the street. ......I
HAVING . front Of Is feet,
and extending hack that
width the depth Of the
lot, aod next adjoining
the south Is 5eet 'front.' Of
said lot. El- 10 Hl1Q
Garner, Geo W. ;, d trust. !
Lightt1E he styeos. .....I
Being IL oo1tA . fest
ffo1t Of oatd lot BY theI
depth thsroof.
Ditto. ............I
0reuArd, George 0......
LiehtinG - stro0e .....I
Ho3ng tAo north . feet
sk inches frost % said
lot b. ne depth thsyoof
Oltoo ....ss~.... .o..s
LiGhttng Ne 0e1ooe. .....
Dsginaing - ut soath
froA th0 Northwest CO.
ne1 Of 0ixtA street.
tAenoe running est ~
1Det 3 tnche6, tnonco
south Is feoe thonce
west @ Soot 3 inches,
thence nortA IS foet q
theplAeo Of oeglnning.
fsyt.Er s, o. i 9 go