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REDUCED PRICEs.-Have your PhotOSrapbs takan
at Is +. Remer's No. 624 Arch street. IN his unsIr-
passed style All pictures executed with the great
est accuracy. bee specimens and engage
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WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased ISver "a
DR.. Lessey's advertisement, under "MedIcal. -
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ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS The Carolina Twins must
not be forgotten. They make a first appearance IN
this city TO morrow. They are wonders but pleasing
not revo'ting as wonders usually are.
PERELLI.-On SATURDAY. Fduorita, with Perelli
himself The last of the series.
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DIED.
SMITH.-On the evening of the 18th instant M, .tho
residence OF her grandmother, No. "a N Eleventh
street, after lingering illness, MARY X youngest
cmd OF Dr. Albert H and kmy KaIghn smith,
aged ID months and Is days. =
MALIER -On the 11th instant ANNA NJ WAL
lex, wife OF Henry Walter, in her 6Sh year
The relatives and trends OF the family are respect-
iully invited to attend the funeral from her hus.
Dands residence, No 1920 Warnock street ON Thurs
day, the 18th instant, at / O'Clock.
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The MORE WE write with the Carbonized
Pen the better we pleased with it. 1t is GER
tainIY the best article of the KIND we have used
teiDR free flom the disagreeable spatterng which
steel pens are generally subject to- and they the
only pen that we have used that will not cOrrode
with Arnold's writing fund. w e can cheerfuV re.
commend it 10 our commercial friends -AiJany
EVe1inQ journal.
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"lubricative packing Tor steam engines for term.
see 723 chesnut ST., phila, and 26 dey ST. new yorS
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STAR CLOTHING EMPC

STAR CLOTHING EMPoAIUM
No. 609 Chesnut street, sign OF the star
N. B-DealeTs in fine Clothing will find it to their
advantage to examine our stock, we can fill their
orders on very liberal terms
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. - Hamlet will be
played this evening and tomorrow On Friday Mr..
Booth will give us Richeiiea Timely notice is re-
Quired to those who desire seat on this occasion
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Also, fine Curtains, from So TO $50 all from Auc.
ton, and unusually cheap selling at less prices than
before the war, at w. Henry Patterns Shade and
Curtain Store, No. 1408 Chesnut street.
For BREAKFAST.
FOR DINNER
FOR SUPPER
NRw BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEw BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEw BERMUDA TOMATOES
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 12O Vest street, New York
WINDOW SHADES, ONLY 81.
Window Shades, only 81
Window Shades only 81
Window Shades only 81
Window SHADES, only 81 .u
Window Shades, only 81
Window Shades, only 81
Window Shaoes only 81
Window Shades only 81.
Also. Lace Curtains, One Dollar.
Al Paiten's Curtain and Upho stery Store
NEW DRESS MAKING EsTABLIsHMENT Ladies
can have their Dresses Suits Goats and Ba'qpInes
handsomely made, at the shortest notce-n twelve
hours II necessary-at the Dressmakng Establish
ment of j W. PROCTOR & Co..
No 920 Chestnut street.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 31O and 5.20s
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No. 40 S. Third st.
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HIS CoNDITIoN.-Mr. Birkinbne, of the
Wafer Department. who made narrO escaue from
drowning last evening at Fairmount Park while
plu gng water main, was somewnat better this
morning. The sufferer was severely cut IN the head
with sharp Stone, and injured in the hIo The bal
ance OF the persons who were engaged with him at
the limG. and WHO were ininIed are doing we'll
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MARRIEn

hnLEMAN-WARNER.-0n the 18th of February
1866 by the Rev. Mr. Kennard Mr. 7FRANKIIN
hLEMAN a. to Miss SARAH e. WARNER, both Of
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A STRANGE DRIvE.-Matthew S. Smith
was arrested Yesterday afternoon on the charge of
and breaking one OF the wheels of rhe vehicle OH
Ger WieOand took Smith In charge. Alderman Will
kns. b' fore whom he was tihken, on hearing the
sum OF $500 bail
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Mr.. sIOanaker's condemnation.

WASHINGTON, May l6.
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0-2O CoUPoNs, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DRExEL & Co
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STRERr
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WIFE BEATEN.-Henry Springer, residing
at No l7l5 MeTvine street arrested last evening
on The charge OF beating his wife. The officer who
Alderman Halnes, who after hearing the evidence,
held him IN $500 bail to answer for his unmanly
conOuet.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-An attempt was
made ast night 10 rob the willow. ware manufactory
of Norman g. Keen The thieves, after trVIpV to
bore through wall found heir attempts frutiess
1t being of considerable thickness thus resisting q
their efforts. bit, with which they had endeaVored
to work their way, was found near the spot rhey
finally LETT without securing any booty
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VIZ ASHIN GTON THHATRE,
w Corner Of EleyeRtL aud g sireets)


rosITIvELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MADAME GHIoNI AND sI0NoR sUsINI's GRAND
ITALIAN OPERA.
MT. sTRAKUsCH announces with much pleasure tLat
he has '0''esSsa a. HS3BBsfs sGPPsSs Aa een
Embracing some Of the aaost saiS. snd nyOrably
UHORts AND ORCHESTRA,
With whom he will give In WAsEinEton
SIX DIFFERENT GRAND OPERAS,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 0, 1865,
Which will be produced in style unriysiist W any
other mAnAg ement. '''
IT,: SGES % % al IF wS Ssad H,Gs
NghtsAt the new Opera House, New Orleans with the
most aaPrsesdsnis tuess.s) constitute he
h'MR AEGloLINA GHIoNi,
The great Dramatic Prua DonBs,
MILE PAULIsE GAEIssA,
M'MR AMALfA PATTI sTRACOsCH,
pS saS SD SGpSShTF Eth. DSnIi
Primo Ba.si, SIX, AUGUsrlS6 sUsINI
Signors XlMRHEs aud BELL, Second Teuors.
Siguors LOCATBLLI md AASsI0, Second BAssOs.
Conductor" .eignor FRANCISCO koSA
Leader: ........,,,",.,.. fZlTTEkBAkr
stage hAnAger' .slgn9r SKiLLV
TSs sSi: new and costly wardrobe SSs BEEN pur
The following operas viii be reformed
aud with a cast Of great strength:
NORMA, IL BARBIgRR BI sBylGLIA, LA TRAvIATA,
LUCRBZlA B0RGIA, LUCIA Dl LAMMER-
MOOR, IL TROYAT0RR.
sCALL OF PRICES.
Private Boxes containing four seats $40
Dress Circle and PGrquette. ,.......,.n,........
Reserved Seats In Dress Ciroe,,,,..60 cents extra
The sale Of seats and tickets will tn RS
DAY, April o, at 10 a. m, At MeIerOus Music Store,
aud viii he conducted follows ThNTSdAy and Phi.
nights, or tArSs aftermath nights, commencing with
either the hrs or second nights will be sold exclusively
tickets single nights may be obtained on and after
Saturday, April T.
Doors open at Opera commences ats mLsl .da
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
= INGs, STABLES, FgNClNG, wHARvES &C,, AT
GIRsBoRo', &C.
QUARyERNAsrER GENERALS oYTIcH, }
FIRST DIVISION,

oUARrERHAsTER aExBRAL's oyTIcI, }
WARRINGTON, D. c., February y, issS
Dy order Of the auAftsrmAstsr General, there VIII be
sold on the premises at public Aust under the d.
nsnClng on MONDAY, April 2, 1855, Al 10 clock. a.
and eOnS91S fES% the sane hSTT sash day there
and }, on which days the NH and Water works viii BE-
sodl until the whole shall have been disposed o. hS
f0jSwSs fS'S oFScE ESSS
isssO' isSss two sasSO tiTo Stories iSnis CtitSSsn
'Fg ai a1si sTl I've 2R2 and
Seventy -four lexls fourteen l2xl4, and lexs with
shed adjoining, skill:
VIII Er GO s SSkaESSs r s sS s sS ssss
iex2s with yiPg leIl1 and two Kitchens sdioiaiss,
ssl2 aHs iS5loJ lsS2O with wing losl,) slnA with
Nine % MISS HOUSES, Crane 2s.lso two ..or,...,
loxeO with wing loI2oj 2sxI4O Qwo storesJ 2sxiS6
VIII Ssdds0ns, ioxi2J 2sxl4O, 2sroo (two stories)
Thirty two ls2D STABLES tframsO Twenty -four 2sx
4S2 .ix 2sxsSS one l2xs2 and one lsx2s with shed
One q HOSPITAL STABLE (frams,) with $40 iinsal
% ons d issSSlSo STABLE. cran.5 with sn, ua..l
II TS:r'y rs BUILDINGS. ss.-.s sszs. ss.ss,
asxiiS, slxi., Assoc, SsS' and ii1iT. ''''''
SIEDpiNei IA los li1s rh feet
Seventy eight (Ts) HANGERS, SLSxl9 three And-A.
Nt twenty 'sst oI az OUT. HOUSES.
oue HAY SHED, ll2xSl2
One ~ GRAIN HOUSE, (frameA bsIsan
Three ~ waARyEs, eRs 4 III square feet, one
II ,lea square feet, snA o4S = $50 squArefeeI
fEEClS0, 1890 Ideal feet.
oae " STQREHOURR, frame, 52xl5O feet
Two (2) BLACRsMlrHS' SHOPS, (frams,) 4sxleo,
and 63xleD
one ~ ENGINE HOUSE. l7xs2
The buildings will be sold singly, and must b Es-
moved within hitesn days
The buidings will be taken deNp Al tie expense Of
purehAsers but the lumbeT si udsEirsd be delivered
by the GOyeyRlfa Eee Of charge for transportation
the lpPoI wharf
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
boat for 0iesboro will leave the Sxh-stTeet WI
every hour during the day Of sale.
FOR further information aPpy In person bylssr to
Captain GEo. T. BROWNING, A q N, oissboro', D. c.,
or TO this Office JAMES A. ERlN,
Brew. Brig. Cen, in charge
fe2A-tApf First Division, O. N. q. O.
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The ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON Rail-
RoAD.-The managers Of this road have bargained
with builders in Philadslphia for the erection oil
several Dummy Traction engines TO DO used for the
streets Of the city. These engines are small, and
nearly all Of the machinery Is but
the smoko-staek being visible They make no noise,
and there Is but little danger Of horses becoming
frightened by them. The company will soon hav,
all arrangements oomplets for running hourly train
between this city and Alexandria. They have alsC
ordered number Of hne, hrst-olass passenger cars
The now engines will bs ready and in use BY tho Is
Of Juno. ......r
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or,nrpp,v PotIcp RrPoRrs-The reports
~ The sixth nrseinot under Sergeant skippOn, and
IN. T.n,h n,aoinot undsr Sergeant James W. Cess.
go 70, m. ou.rtsr ending March 81 1866 were
r.,u,nsd 10 superintspdent Richards Yesterday
,.or,,n.
Tn ,Sa s,,tb preoinot. 932 arrests were made
during the quarter, as follows: For assault and
h.,,.sv "a, as,ault. a disorderlv, QsT fast
Sr,vns "a, s0btIno In tho street. 49, iptoxcation.
"a. ,n,o,,os,Ion and d,ordsrly, 10; miscellaneous
,,i.1am.ano,s a, rnpe., Il, resisting officer, 1;
,nr..,. IN va0r.poy, 10, sodomy. l; arson. 4;
s..-,.', A. f,.na A, forciblv Obtaining goods. l,
80 ,.,..nv az, malioiou, mi,ohIsf 8, obtaining
49, 3D. t.I,s nr.tsnoss a, using counterfeit
- !: r,t,, I.rc.Dv "a, plokpooket, 1, hisb.
r.o.,y,n. .io,sn GOOD, a, ,uindlinv
s,,oIs,,or ., oorno,.,ion ordinanos, 272
n, A.. un,,hsr arra.,.d saa vara malas li0 "a.
L.. sss w.rs msr,Iad. SyI single, sos could read
80 "a. Ial oouId moi
IT, n...on. wara .ia.d and as,,stsd. Elsyen
-. IA ysh,olss wsro found s,trav and rsturnsd
- ~. owr.,, Three Loaf children were returned
10 their parents. Seven nros were attended. -Four.
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A M U . 10 M II N IT . .

CROv ER'S THEA T R Il :,
" Psnssylvania svsnus. near wllisrds' Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER co.. DIRECTORS.
Open at ssven--PsrfOrnaue at sish, O'Clock.
Box once open from o'clock a. m. ,oPfP.M.
LASH HoE EHaE f sSs4 RR;o .EIaIf
GRAND PRODUCTION,
In Style Of hitherto UnsIsmPlsd M.suns'nes Of the
GREAT SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
TIKI SEA or ICE;
THIRST FOR GOLD;
MOST sTARTLiNG AND NOVEL NATURE,
New and Nssnisesp, sOousry, By Strong;
superb Costumes, By hrs Endi.tisi
New Properties and Appointments, By o, 3. Foster,
ORIGINAL MUSIC AND cnoRusEs,
Under the direction Of Mr.. Weber.
TUESDAY EVENING,
IL STYLE OF uspRrcrprsrrp rIcrLLEscE,
Of Charles Dickens enchanting fairy tale Of home
adapted by Dion BOucicault, Esq., entitled
| '.. DOTS
TIE CRICKET on rHn HrlHrH,
with all IL. beautiful fairy scene. and ,.bls.uE msgi'
| 10. entire, presenting the
FAIRY PROLOGUE,
and many other and incidents hitherto omitted
| In representations in this country Of this
| ixooHPARABLE PIcruRn OF HONEST HEARTS AND HonEL,
Love,
UNABRIDGED LONDON VERSION,
As originally produced under the direct supervision
Tho scenery and appointments are wholly new, ant
all the original mu.ic viii DO performed.
| THE CAST OF CHARACTERS
| Ia undeniAbly excellent and APPROPRIATE,
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mh23 Of
A UCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES
~ MILITARY RAILROAD MATERIAL.

A UCTION SALE OF UNITED STATES
N MILITARY RAILROAD MATERIAL.
UNITED sTArKs MILITARY RAILRoAps, !
OPYIoE OF Assistant QuARrERNAsrIR, J
wAsuiSGroS, d. c., March II, 1895.
VIII he sold at public auction, at ALEXANDRIA,
VA, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1864,
. hrst.olass Locomotive Bngines, 4 foet sl<.ineh
gaug /; cylinders, i6x22; weight, % tons.
4 Passenger Cars.
% Box Freight Cars.
Stock Cars
Platform Cars.
80 Small Truck Cars.
q Trucks for Freight Cars.
IS pairs wheels on axlea.
Steam Pumping Engines.
! stationary kngins.
IL Henderson Pumps.
800 tons Second hand Railroad Iron (good)
large quality 81 frogs Nails Switch Fixtures, Car
Coupli Hgs, Bar Iron, Springs, Nuts, Chain, MAuls
Axes, Picks, Stoves, Piles Sperm OIL, Sc.
% Buildiugs from l0xl2 10 2O0xt0 feet
Lot Of Ofiee Furniture.
Contents Of Printing once.
A large quantty Of new Shelf Hardware.
Herring Safe.
Saloon Car, feet sSneh gauge, elegantly finished
and furnished with black walnut, trimmed with green
plush double trucks, with broad tread wheels.
Sale to commence at ten q. IN.
4. L. ROBINSON,
mhl5-thsatullt Byt Brig. Gen. AaM
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DY Q. W. LER, JR.,
Id AUCTIoNEER,

IL AUCTlONEER,
AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES, WHISKY,
WINES, &C.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's 0YRIcR,
wAsHIsaToN, D. O., March 81, 1896. (
Will be sold, at publle suction 10 this city, at the
JUDICIARY SQUARE WAREHOUSE, back Of the City
Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day ofApr next, at 10
o'clock m, the following articles Of Hospital Stores
and Liquors. longer required for the use Of the medi
cal department Of the army, viz;
Arrow Root, 10000 lbs. Barley, 700 lbs.
Corn Starch. 10000 lbs Cocoa and Chocolate, 10000
lbs
Cinnamou, powdered, 200 lbs Parma, $1,000 lbs
Tapioeo, 10000 lbs. EKt Of Beef 900 lbs.
Conoent'd Milk, 0,00o lbs. Ginger, l,3s5 lbs.
Extract Of Coffee, 9,762 gals Beans, 600 lbs.
Pea Beans 1850 lbs. Desc. Potatoes, 100 lbs.
Mixed Desc. Potatoes, le2 lbs. Whisky, quart bot.
ties 10000.
whisky in bbls., gallons o,sOOi Sherry Wine quart
bottles, n, 900. w.
sherry Wine, in bbls, 6Oi JsrrssOna Wine in hot.
ties, 10000.
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
large and ANAL purchasers.
Terms CAsh.
Five (5l days will be allowed to parties in removing
their properly.
Catalogues ready by the 9th prox. -
CHAs. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon sRa PsIysycT. y. 9. A.
g. W. BoTELRR, Jr,
mhN dts Auctioneer.
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GALE OF A STEAM GRIsT MILL

~ 49, nm. Y
~ cIvIIpy prpnpI aIRsaoRa N
66r,ayRs..sIxs assSTI1,s osv,cr
R,ssr b,vys,o.'
wAsuSaYo.. d @ Peb n isss
Nv order Of The Quartermaster General there vuibe
IL On IN nremI.es Al pubIo apeiIon nndsr tha Al
so saIo On " cpntsn Gsorae n BroSn,ng on
,wRmNRSpk AZ Anil 4. is6d Al 10 eisloS n MN faI-
,si ~ sSnnhiio propartE Ia VIE = -
ioww,nk p M atRi n an EDiNaS 4 NDPRRD Mill
Tx, massiya granife Foundation II "a Nv S1fsst
lin r,oSIt nav And Spghe houses attached All cor.
WIN SSa', hy srs MAJ MATERIAL ana IN M mns, nh
,t ~ @ VIZ WV Wy v w HS'' 'N''
"Iu s NV t.us tina and plaes. tbs maobinsrv and
nisonI -. ~ IA mil aonsistIngo r' TH'' "AN
AL M n IHsssn, ~ ~ ~ Too Ht.aSa. h mWhh an.
Win SyhnEer a az ,nssss ,troS epSs az
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= t H A Nj sIIIps.

NV HoR x.
wAsHIN TON
sTEAMsHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LIEE,)
BRTwEhn
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETowh, D. c.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE. REBEccA CLYDE, ASD EMPIRR,
IN cOESEEcrioS WITH HLAHp sfnAnEHs
GEORGE H. STOUT E EtIx. FLOWER AND ANN
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
at Ian from foot Of High street. osorgsIovn and Per
Is, E.st River, foot 81 wall street Now YORK.
z. r a5669aTTOS, Agent,
=, foot o. High street, Georgetown.
Prince Street whsri Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street Nav York
Freight received constantly aud forwarded to all
PartS Of the country with diApasA, At lowest rates
orI outside S steamers Of E line are nov being put in
freight will be carried by the Express line Of Inland
''i is with regularity '1S $l' ESSSaproN ..,n
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
OLD LINE,
VIA CANAL, BETWEEN
ALEXANDRIA,
AID GEORGETOWN.
Steamers
NEW YORK, MAYFLOwgR, BEVERLY, AND
GkORGR n, STOUT.
Regular Sailing Days;
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Al 10 from No. o. Water street. and Pier
| 10 East River, foot Of Wall street, New York.
JOHN ,. DAVIDSON, Agent
% Water street, Georgetown, D. @.
NJ RLDRlDGR Co, Agents,
| Prince street Wharf, Alex'A-
JAMES HAND, Agent,
Sod III Wall street, New York
| Freight received constantly and forwarded to all
| parts Of the country with dispatch.
nhSO.u JOHN DAVIDSON. Agent
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ALE OF HAND BREA

Sealed Proposals. in duplicate will be received at this
once, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Of each week
for all the surplus HARD BREAD at this Depot.
The bread Is in boxes Of ATTY 1907 pounds each, and in
good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board Of trans
ports without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty % Boxes
one thousand 1000 pounds. 80 =
Payment required on NotlSatiOR Of acceptance Of
bid In ooysrnInsat h4ndl. ~ -. :
gI:Ia, - and addressed 70 JANIS CURRY,
Vt'u Colonel and Q, B,V.
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EDWARD MCPHERSON,
la-m4t United States
PROPOSALS FOR NORTH RIVER
FLAGGING.

TREASURY DEPARrSExr,)
OFFICE or SuPERvIsIsG ARCHITECT,
March n, 1880
Proposals will be received at this ofRoa mill IL
O'Clock m, April IA 1885, for furnAh,ng North River
faggpg for the sidewalks In front % west wing Of
the Treasury Building to S asliyered at the work and
Of the following diIasRsions and numbers, viz:
l76 Stones r. Ala IA DIN not Ives than In thick
10 stQ1es, r. 4in,xS n In, not less than In thick
lls Stones. r. Op Is f. lin. not lees than In. thick
The surface Of the Plays must be perfectly out Uf
and the toOling with the length Of the Ssms-mA.
chine tOoliug preferred As the edge viii be eSi after
delivery, the plates must be furnished with suncent
margin to work perfectly true 70 tho above
and all will be rejected wsiSh are different In this re.
sPeot The bds "a be per superficial foot (meASured
when lsd sOe 70 lDsluds all costs Of delivery, and
ALSO 10 specify the time IN which eau be delivered
Paymsnts will be made upon delivery with A reser.
walton Of 10 per cent until the whole Of the above il de
lVered
The Department the right 10 reject any OF
all bids be deemed for the Interest 81 the Govern
ment TO do and bid will " considered that does
not conform to the reSurspents Of this Advertisement
Proposals to be spdotssd proposals for PlaEgInE
aud addrSsssd TO "a. B. Mullett Acting Supervising
ATehiest Treasury Department, Washington, D C. -
ABB hULLETT,
mhsl'dtd Acting Supervising Architect
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ITALIAN OPERA.-MAx SrRAKosoH and his
opera make their appearance sig nights at tho
Washington Theatre next week. Tho troupe. which
includes GHIoSI and susNI, have been prosecut-
ing q remarkably successful tour In the South.
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The Dead Lock In the Now Jersey Lsgi.la-

The Dead Lock In the Now Jersey LegisIa-
ture.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sl.-Mr. Scovii, the
president Of the New Jersey Senate, has written
. letter to the Bniistin, in which he says 81
requested that the caucus should name the man
before agreed to 60 into joint meeting. Ny
motives have been doubted. am'right within the
doors Of my own conscience, and who darss to say
then, will not 60 into joint meeting for Field
vandyke or Gregory Has any opportunity been
offered me? say that will, If the Republican
caucus unite on any Of those men already named,
or on Hon. A. X. Hoy, of Camden, or Judge Geo.
s. Woodruff, Of the Supreme Court will 70 into
q joint meeting at 10 n. IN, or any other hour on
Tuesday next. want to send a true man and a
statesman to Washington, and an ready to make
my words good by instant action. Now let my
enemies answer that let candid world Judge be-,
tween me and them. The tyranny which drove mo
from one party Is as odious to me in another when
II demands that Isuhmit to inSolonoe and injustice
combined"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02

CoSoEALED WEAPoSs-John Robinson, q
colored man, was arrested in tho Eighth precinct,
on Saturday, by Sergeant Mistead, for carrying a
billy. Justice Handy fined him $40.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02

Death Of Ex-Governor MeDouRnI.
San FRANCISCO, March 31.-Ex Governor John
McDougall died yesterday Of apoplsxy
Resolutions endorsing Congress passed the Sen.
ate to-day by vote Of thirty six 10 twenty-ons
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02
GALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBU.
. LANCRs, CARTS, AND ARMY WAGONS

y LANCgs, CARTS, AND ARMY WAGONS.
CnEY ouARrERHAsTHR's oPYIoH, !
DEPor OF wAsHMaroH,
wLsHINdroE, D. c., March 10. 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, at Lincoln Depot,
Washugton D. d under the direction Of Breyet Col.
@. II. Tompkins, ouArtermaster, on MONDAY, April
q 1885, at 10 clock, m, the following mentioned
Government Property, viz;
100 to 200 Light AmbulAnees,
800 TO 800 Army Wagons,
which will be sold singy and must be removed within
ave days from date Of sale
In addition to the above, there will DO sold, at the
sAma time and place
100 One horse Carts.
The sale will be CONTINUED fsom day 10 day until
all the property iSsoId.
TERMS Cash, in Government funds.
D, II. RUCKER,
mhlb.let DEPOT Of Washington.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-Governor Low has
vetoed the bill giving State aid to the Pao6d rail-
road, and the Assembly has sustained tho veto BY
. vote Of sixty TO six.
There is no material change in mining stocks to
report.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02

Remember the two separate Shows to be seen for one
price Of admission either separate for the price
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02

THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, APRIL q. about
10 a. m. mh27-H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-02

FROM EfVeFpooI 70 Bafttnhores
FoRrRrss MosRor, April 1.-ships Crystal and
Historian, from Liverpool for Baltimore, were
spoken at the Capes to-day.