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The national Republican., 1866-11-24

Movxxkxr ponP HroHER SALARrEs-MEEr-
ira or DsPAnrnnHr CLRRxs 1t having been an
nounosd that The eommittsss appointsd by the Bu-
rsaus Of ths various Dspsrtesuts would inset in
The Warrington building, corner Of Psnnsylvsnia
avenue and Seventh strssh last evening, 70 take
into eonsdsratlon what u necessary 70 be done to
secure an increase Of the salaries Of the clerks
isrss number Of esntlsmsa smploysd in the De.
paffmsnts asssmblsd q The place appointed. II
was stated that the aanounoemsntwas intended for
tAoss eomnittsss appointed By ths clerks In the
diasrsut Bureaus Of the War Dspartmsnt only,
and meeting Of Che clsfks In the other Depart.
msnts would BE- held Il the same place this evening
The eommittsss from the Bureaus Of the War De-
partner. .hsr held . meeting, Mr.. J. ssyl''
Committees ffon the following. named ofasss an.
swsrsd: QusrtsrmastsF Gsnsrals once, Commissary
Gsnsral Of, Prisoners, Bureau Of Refugees, Freed.
men and Abandousd Lauds, Frssdmsn's Bureau,
Ordnance once, Surgeon 0snsrals ONCE PaymasteI
Generals once, Adjutant Generals ofacs and Com.
missary Of 6ubsistenes once.
II wss decided that the clerks Of The War Depart
mont shosld set for themselves, and at the same
tine oo-operats with the other Departments In 90
curing TIE insrssss. II was also decided to asl
0onsrsm for an increase Of sompsnsAtion, said In
crease to date from the LIST day of July, 1855.
The following. named gsntlsmsn were appointed
q committee 10 lay the subject and urge III,
claim before Congress: O. 8. Bates, PsymastsI
0snsral's once; J. Ssylss Brown. Quartsrmastsl
Generals edlos; A. II. Payne, Adjutaut asnsrsi'I
once; 8. P. Jones, once o. Commissary General O
Ksrnsy, Frssdmsn's Burssu, and Frank wilmartb
Adjutant Generals once.
II wss also decided to inoluds In the memorial
TO Congress all persons who were acting In the %
pasity Of elsriS In the War Department
Adjoarnsd to meet st the call Of the President.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

Coon SAMARITAN DIVISION, No. l.-Our
friends will no doubt be grathed to learn that this
Division Of Sons Of Temperance will give Its fourth
grand literary and musical entertainment at Odd.
Fellows Hall on Monday evening next at u
o'sloek, op which occasion will be given selection
Of choice music, vocal and instrumentali decama-
tions; an address by the distinguished speaker,
the Hon. Jas Harlan, Of Iowa, and the presenta.
tion Of beautiful prize temperance drama, entitled
Tho First Glassi or, the Power Of Wopan's In
ausncs, which was SO fayorebly received At It's
6rst production on the Goth Of October last.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AMI
L EouIPPINd ONE SECOND GLASS LIGHT YES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OYvIcE LIaHr-HousE BOARD,
w .aa.uaxnr Naw IQAa

wAsHIxorox, Nov. J., 1886
SPf an Il me- .S Of
1896 for Building and Eq1ippng one Second class Light
I:ssS Ss S.,Wsss sHsWas p.ssp.aSsris feet inches.
breadth Of beam moulded q feet Inches depth Of hold
from top Of timber srake oop Of beam, 10 snehss
The white OAK to be Of the best timber. and
the yellow pine Of the hnsst grain unspped southern
is to B: eonstraetsd and which w With tSs drawings
plans be attached to and form part Of the contract
70 the " Light I House Inspector a. Po.nd Bs.tSn New
York. Philadelpha at which places also, the plans
and drawings may be seen and examined.
refuse 10 receive any vessel not built n strict con.
formity to the terms Of the contract and contract
proved By the Hon secretary Of the Trsa.uTy
posal will be received considered unless from per-
sons engaged 10 and ..sa S1sr M S %a ~ %
der and competent surety that the event Of the ae-
cspsnee Of such bid the necessary contract will be en-
Bond and security for tho faithful fuihilmsnt Of the
| contract will be required.
equip the vessel according to the drawings aad spsein
cations, must be distinctly stated and copy Of the
printed specifications must be enclosed BY each bidder
as evidence that there Is no mistake Is TO the object oi
ARRIVING Of the vessel contracted Tor will be fur:
nshed to the contractor to which he will be required
to adhere strictly; to this end the mould o lines will
be taken OF and tho mould examined by the supsrin
Board and who viii be required to see that he worI
executed and the materials used in strict conform
ty to the terms aud specifications Of the contract aud
who must certify 10 the same iu writing before til,
vessel will be received and payments authorized to b'
| made.
The proposals will state the time required to com
pste the vessel not exceeding hundred days from
the date OF the contract and deliver II TO tho agent
Board at such place may be agreed upon the sAm
and endorsed Proposals for Building Light Vessel
and then enclosed In another envelope and addressed
to the Secretary Of the Light House Board Washington
| D. @.
No bid will be considered that does not conform h
| the requirements OF this advertisement.
Any person submitting proposal may be present an
witness the opening OF the bids At the time and plao
| hereinbefore specified
' nol6.2awtd We. sHUBRICK. Chairman.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

ALEXANDRIA MArTERs.-On Wednesday
the case Of the Commonwealth against Joseph Col
ton indicted for perjury, was tried In the Circuit
Court, and svsrdict Of not guilty rendered. He
was also acquitted on Q charge Of fraudulent Issue
Of an execution.
8. N. Chipisy. indicted for misbehavior In Office
Hss tried, and found not guilty.
Several civil suits were disposed Of
The 0otsgonal building near Ivy Hill Semstsry,
on the Leesburg turnpike, was detrtysd By fire on
Wednesday afternoon last The property was
owned BY Mrs. Hall, Of ofPhiladsphis, and was partly
insured. .'. g....s..a
Mr.. Charles A. Ware, formerly Mayor Of Alexan.
dris, has purchssed handsome farm near Balti.
more city, and yill rsmovs during the coming
week.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

A PRESENT TO FOUNDRY CHURcH.-On
Wednesday last. Foxal MoKenny, ssq, Of this
city. presented Rev. D. Psyton Brown, pastor Of
the Foundry church, with deed which for several
years had been held BY him for the north part Of
the lot on which the church now stands, being his
centenary donation to that venerable society The
gift 10 valued st this day st 49,
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

PpARp OF POLICE CoMMIssIoSERs.--This
Board held an adjourned meeting, at Police Head
quarters, on Tenth street, at 10 N. yesterday, for
the purpose Of considering applications for liquor
licenses. A large number we're considered, and
about three -fourths Of the number were approved
Only . few remain yet to be considered.
David N. Felt was appointed on the patrol force
In the Sixth precinct, vice George o. Miller, pro.
NOTED to be . detective.
George M. McElfresh was appointed on the patrol
force In the Seventh precinct. vice ]. W. Coomes,
promoted to bo detective.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

. FATAL AcorpExr.-On Thursday after
noon, about o'clock, fatal seoidsnt occurred st
the corner Of First street east and street SOUTH
BY which boy named WIN. Reeves. about 10 years
Of age, lost his lifs Reeves was engaged In haul
Ing bricks from the briok,ysrd Of Nj. Plant, on
Bussards Point Having delivered . load Of bricks,
he was driving down First street, and In turning
the corner Of n street the cartwhssl struck post
causing II to upset. The boy was thrown out vic.
lsntiy, and the horse fell upon him. The blood
flowed freely from his mouth and nose. A number
Of persons who were near to the place and soon
had the boy sxtrioatsd but II was found he was
fatally injured, and hs died In Q few minutes.
0fResr james Z. Arnold, Of the Eighth precinct,
had the body conveyed to the residence Of Mr..
Reeves, on K street, between New Jersey avenue
and First street east.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

ISJuRIxo Hoa.-Addison Day, colored
man, employed by Mr.. George Msttingly. was ar
rested In the Seventh ward on Thursday BY Ofoer
German, for ipjuring = hog belonging to an old
colorsd man. II appears that for some time past
the hog has been coming into the garden Of Mr..
Mattingly, causing much trouble. Day discov-
cred II on Thursday, and threw sharp hatchet,
striking "porky" In the side, initiating atsrrible
cash and letting out the bowels. Tho owner made
complaint and had Day arrested He was held for
hearing.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

Applications for admissions can be made TO any Of he
medical stat or the matron at the Hospital oraeIs for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
Church. Of the Rev A. D. Gillette Pastor Of this First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idene Ordersfor the ad mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
jy20 O, u. HALL, D, D., Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24


WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE
WILL oPEN
YoR
THE CONGRESSIONAL sRAsON,
ON MONDAY EVENING. DscRNBKR sD. 1889,
with the following Artists,
...- ROSE gYTINoE,
NOSE HYfIN0H
ROSE EYTINdI,
JOHN MORTIMER. FRANK LAwLoR,
JOHN M0RTInRR, PRANK LAwLoR,
JOHN hoRrIhER, PRANK LAwL0R,
EMILY JORDAN,
EMILY JORDAN,
EMILY JORDAN,
CHARLHs HALF, JoHH vARRY,
CHARLES HALE, JOHN vARRY,
CHARLES HALE, JOHN VARY.
BLANCHE GREY, ...
BLANCHE GREY,
.a.. BLANCHE GREY,
MISS LANNIRR, u. MATTHEWS
| MISS LANNIER, n. MATTHEW'S
miss LANNIRR, n MATTHEW'S,
w. B. PHILLIPS,
H. D. PHILLIPS,
II. b. PHILLIPS,
And number Of others Of Equal Standing.
TIONA I'll EAT TIRE. +.
Mr.. JEFRRRsoN
ON MosSAY, Siit sovtsBsR ssSy1s 20,
nol2-llt FOR SIX NIGHTs
NJ W. R'C He L L,
M CORNER OF FoURTRBNTH AND srRHlTs,
r. USDss Rllrrr HoUsE,)
IMPORTER OF MEDITERRANEAN GOODS, &o.,
DEALER IN rIsH rEAs.
oelo-u PIoKLEs, SAUCES. ko.. 10.
THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
l. IC DIsPESsARY.
This charitable institution, 80 much needed In this
city, will open on MONDAY, October % on O street,
3l4, between Twelfth and Thirtsenth.
GUARDIANS
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH II. BRADLlY, ESQ,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE !. BAKER, ESQ.,,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. g. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and msdicnss free Of
,lon: . ISo.s ..i di.ps:s& toward. he poor nay
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John o.
Y: s.ia ass ss a: .ss
Tho room. will be opened from to4p. M, daily.
Drs 4. s. Verdi. Of Washington, and G. s. Verdi. Of
Gsorssown and any other Physiean willing to A''i't
esssS ~ geo ~''' WI. Tssc isiei Secretary
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AND
L sSGlPf'S0 ssI ONE s1'0SD''IASS LIGHT YES
The national Republican., 1866-11-24
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYIHa-IN ASYLUM,
fourteenth street, leIrele, ! corner Of n streeI

This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por-
tion Of the District, surrounded by is own grounds
Cars pass the door every Ave minutes,
Terms Of admission From % to tl0 per week. In ae-
sordance with the required, payable In advance.
This includes Board Medicines, Medical and Surgical
Attendance.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24
EDICAL sTAFP. .

bURuKON IN UHAKUk.
J. H. THOMPSON, NJ. D., lsI street, between Twsn.
tieth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. X. BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
JOS RiLEY, NJ D., Georgetown.
THos. MILLER, n. D., street, Washington.
W. p JOHNSTON, NJ D., Washington.
SRAFToN TYLER, N D., Georgetown.
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W. D. CooPEh. ~. RAaAB
NOOP r & r A G A N,
" tsueesssors Of Jas. skirviag,)
STOVE, TIN AND SHEET r.IRoN-woRKxRs.
4s7 Eleventh Street, above Psnn'a Ave-,
WARRINGTON, D. O.
~ Particular attention paid to repairing Yurnaess.
Ranges Parlor Heaters. ks, aad all work warranted
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL Pension oRYIoH, Sept n, 1896

To all sohom Il may concerR!
Application having been made under the act Of June
2sd 1890 for rsssus Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged to have been lost de-
stroysd notice 10 hereby given that At the date follow
Ing The description Of each warrant new certificate or
warrant Of like tenor will be issued no valid
tion shall then appear:
No S5 elo, for 100 acres, issusd under the act Of
March Sd, 1885, In the Of Tamor, widow Of Pelix
Benton. and was granted August 1885, Dsesmbsr 10,
1896 ssB-wl2w
No sss2 fo:so acres, issued under the act Of Sep.
tembsr 1880 in the name Of spencer Wiley, aud was
granted April so, 1854 December %, 1855.
No. Oi4 for 80 issued under the act Of March
s, 1885, In the name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted February Is, 1885 December "a, 1850.
No 100 Aores issued under the act Of March
$ 1855 In the name Of Horace Gregory and was granted
No, 4e,Iss, for 100 acrss issued under the act Of
March s. 1881 in the name Of Elisha Bacon, and wAi
granted January q, 1856. January IA 1887.
No for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
g. 1885, In the name Of James p. Undsrhili, and VA
granted Jaly II. ls56.-Deosmbsr J, 1865.
No. "a for 80 acres issued under the act OF Beptsm
her, 1880 In the Of Daniel Milton and was granite
December H. lB5l.-Decsmbsr !, 1896.
No 90 5O for so Aeres issued under the act Of Marel
s. 1885 In the Of Daniel Milton, and WAS granite,
March is, ls58.-Dsoembsr I, 1885.
No 234s for 100 Aerss issued under the act Of Mare
s. lss In the name Of Ivory Butler, and was srante
JOS, d, BARRSrr, C0nnis,iOrsr,
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE Pre-.
rsxcEs.-Ssrgssnt Boarman, Of Georgetown, on
Thursday arrested . oolorsd man named Granville
Garner on charge Of obtaining ten dollars by false
derson. II appeared In evidence, before Justice
Buckley, that the husband Of Mary had been COM
mittsd to JAIL for some offence, several days ago.
Garner represented that he could have her husband
released for ten dollars, which she gave him but
instead Of attempting to have the husband released
he appropriated tbs money 10 his own use. Jus.
tioo Buckley sent him to jail to answer the charge
At court,
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

VIOLATING CORPORATION LAW. - In the
Eighth precinct. on Thundsy, WIN. Daeksr fool.
ored) was arrested By 0flesr Gordon for running
him 10 pay Ans Of $40.
Benjamin 6tromsll was arrested for the same Of.
isnes ~ oncsr spnsas, and sentenced V pay .
fine Of IS. - ~ y
Several parties were arrested for keeping dogs
without license creating nuisanes and having goats
dollars each. - Ii. ID f| ~ III.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

RIoTIEG AND Decentralization Murphy,
Patrick Gilmore, jas. 0'Day, John Hartnstt Jas:
Nixon and John Miller, all soldiers, were arrested
on Thursday afternoon BY Lieut.. Tait, Sergeant
Walker and 0faosr Howard, Of the Second ward,
for rioting. II appeared In evidence, before JUS
ties Morssll that they entered house on street
where they broke numbsr Of articles and knocked
down an old oolorsd man named Frank 81. Clair.
When the ofaosr found them they were bent on
mischief and making great deal Of noise. They
were locked up at the station. house. and after q
hearing before Justice Morssll they were sent to
jail to answer the charge at court.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

The Convection OF THE YouSa MES's
CaRIsrIAN AssocIAiioHs.-Thisbo body rsasssmblsd
In Baitimors on Thursday morning Aftsr religious
sxsroisss, Mr.. J. B. johnson offered resolution
looking 70 the Temperance movement, and p,sdging
the support Of the convention; which was referred
TO the Committee on Resolutions. -,s
A discussion then snsusd on the question, ''How
can the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Assc-
Citations be rendered more attractive 7" In which
Msssrs. Forbss, stsvsns. Emory. johnson, Hill and
Condron took part. Various suggestions wsre
made, such ~ the admission Of lady members, the
introduetion Of ehsss, billiards, . gymnasium, TO-
rhs businsss committee, through Mr.. Bowyer,
Young Mons Christian Associations Of Maryland
and tie District Of Columbia, to meet annually;
which was adopted, and committee Of one from
each assooiation present was appointed 10 nomi-
nate ofhesn hereunder.
Mr.. Vance, Of thi. city, reported . number Of
resolutions 1st. Protesting against any repeal Of
the Sunday Law In Maryland; I'd Requesting the
Christian young men throughout the land to or.
ganiss Christian associations; Sd. Recommending
the associations TO throw their influence by every
possible means In opposition to the use Of liquor as
beverage. and In fsyor Of creating public son.
liusnt against lsgalising the traflo therein 4th.
Rsoommending that cards, billiards or dancing be
not introduced in the associations, Is they would
adopted.
Az the evening session, the president, w. D. Hill,
Esq, In the chair after devotional exercises, the
committee on the appointment Of officers for the
union Of the assooiaton reported the following list
of ohosrs for the ensuing year: lst vice president
A. X. Browne, Of Washington; I'd do, Prof. @, W.
Athsrton, Annapolis; Ed. Hopkins, recording SEQ.
Rotary; L. 3. Sehlsigh, corresponding SECRETARY;
executive committee, W. J. Rhses, W. A. Baysr,
washington; 2. e. Chance, J. o. Spear, and W.
Mathew, Baltimore. After The Transaction Of some
farther rsutins businsss, the convention was ad-
dressed By Rev. W. B. Cullus, Of Philsdslphia;
Gen. Gregory, Rev. J. A. Grammsr, Major Keteh.
um, R. A. Lonsaers and others. The convention
thsn, after bsnsdistion, adjourned sins die.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

LECTURES ON SPrRiruALrsx.-Mrs. A. H.
Ksnnon Is announced to speak In Union League
Hall tomorrow Sunday, Nov. 49, st II a m; and
al n p. m. Nj. A. =. Newton 10 70 speak on !" The
Philosophy and the Remedy Of RviL'
The national Republican., 1866-11-24
AUCTIoN sALEs,
CONVENIENT SALE AT AUGUSTA.
" uROI0IA

GOVERNMENT SALE AT AUGUSTA.
ts. y ). hsl q % g.itsi ssslss xrssssi i Iasssa
aSos' I0C00 psssi. ssssf7Iss;sis dss: % 10, "a
- usssrvissabls oua.sarriasss, with the irons o,
is s-;; Z; Il. s;H.is ssS, Sipor
Al ~ +SS ~ His1S: ss'; ,,C !sS. gsc;
q. s:.. PI..: Hammer. ssiiss dir.ss % ron .ys iii
7,a isSSsSs s:S sSsSSa;sdfo Viz fovD,a vo.x..
1900 pssns' ssssros csssisss, con. Of ,A.- y.,u.
SGo cc S:.:a: :s..,,s. Scrap css and Shell
llo Annn.iiioa Chests (blaet walnut ssd eooes,,
% ss.s Of fAriillsry Hsrasss for i've ssrsss.
p.y s.r: s;I ,ss:ss :::.:s :s::,s 2.ss,; s,:
nssi Ballet
hs ssis vii oo%msnes ct 10 m and continue unit,
VIZ. 4: sss sa n az II q; : :s
. ...s t. ss.:s;: q: :s,s ~,
p,.,., .,.,, o., g u, 81 ; ", v; .IasI..: !, a:
noss.idsis cosnsadi.s T 2ssus,s r. S.aaas Arsenal
i NllED oIAIES MILITARY RAIL
~ Roads H. - N
SALE OF oovERNNlHr PROPERTY.
- WARRINGTON, d. c., Nov. lG 1896
Will be sold at publc auction, ct The wharf foot Of
seventh street. In this city, FRIDAY, Hovsmbsr 80,
| h II o,slock, I. m. the following property, Wis:
o., Oo pounds old Railroad Iros. :
eold Truck Cars.
4 old Truck Axlss. ..
Terms: Cash. in aovsrnmsnt fand.. L-
,oa,.u w., r., a.. r. J.. cTILLI.
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
BuRRAu OF 0RpxAScl,
NAVY DEPARYnnnr,
WARRINGTON CIrY, Nov. 0, 1896
| biddsrs, a noon, WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day of No
ysahsr leee In the oes Of the 1aspsetor Of
lew York Navy Yard about two thousand n OoO) barr
ss Powder eoupossd Of ssrviesabls aad InssGvies-
The powders will bs sold By sample, in lots 70 suit
purchasers.
Terms; 0ns.half cash, In Govsrnmsat fsads, 10 be
dsposited the conclusion Of the sale and the remain
der within ten days Afterwards, during which time the
powders must BE- removed By the purehsssrs or they
will revert 10 the Government.
Purchasers viii be required to furnish their own
packages where the powder Is net In barrels
b. A. WISE,
nolo.Sawts Chief Of Bureau.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

POLICE MArTERs.--The total number Of
arrests reported yesterday morning for the
"a hours was n, and the amount Of fines collected,
114o47. The amount Of fines imposed, whsrs par.
ties were sent TO the workhouss in default Of pay
mont was $3.50. uft r.. a.l
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

CONCEALED WEAPONS. - Henry /. q
rag dealer. was arrested In the Seventh ward on
weapons. Il. wa snsd Sas n % % Sy ju.tIos HANDY,
and In default Of payment sent 10 the workhouse.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

CoxTRAcr AwARDED.-Maj. g. Bell, Com.
missary Of Subsistence United States army, has
mont with 20, 900 pounds Of soap TO O. B. Jewell,
Of this city, his bid being 9.47 cents per pound.
The national Republican., 1866-11-24

Il x r N r . . r 3.
GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY.
Fiji. Company. an .ai.:s. % IL. American Industrial
saIriHSnk M % ';i %AssIsaTos seT 0sS saa
TUESDAY, n n sovrxBER ,oru.
For the present the Company will sonsas its opera.
lines throushout the entire South can be- eonsummstsd
""' '1'tns ossssxI Il; af.fsf sIffssss IL BUSINESS
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE sA PIHHA. AvxHUl
wAsHIHaroH oIrY, 90.
aRlAf IAsrKRA,
NORTHERN. wIsrIRN. AHD SOUTHERN KxPRIss
YoRwARDERs.
hKRcHAHDIsS, MONEY. JHwRLRY. vALUABLgs.
NOTES. STOCKS, BONDS, Ao,
Forwarded with safety s.d dispatch to all accessible
sections Of the country Thi. Company has Agencies In
the principal railway towns Ia the
NORTH, RAsT. WEST. AND NORTHWEST.
Its priaspal oness are
WASHINGTON. D. O. Nsw YORK, BOSTON, PHIL.
ApELPHiA, BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI, ct. LOUIS,
LouIsvILLx, LEXINGTON.
Connsetions are made at New York and Boston with
lines forwarding to the oanadss and 70 the BritshP-
vlness, and with steamship lines to Liverpool South
smPon, and Havrs, snd thence By RuIopssn sIprsss.
10 all prominent commercial towns In Great Britain and
o. ooiEIcTios i GS OF MOTIFS DRAFTS AspIBILIs mad.
At all accessible parts Of the uassd snas, s,ss:s
apps washingtop. D. o.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

November II, 1885.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once until
II o'clock m, DECEMBER l. 1866, for furnishipg and
delivering hftssn hundred 500 loads Of Sand, and
one thousand ooo) loads Of Gravel. Tho sand must
be sharp, eean and Of such grain 10 best suited
masonry Aad the gravel must be free from clay. Of the
most suitable size for concrete The bidder must sub
mt sPseimsa. Of the sand and gravel he proposes
places near the Treasury Building may be designated
By the Supervising Architect, and the whole Of the
amount must BE- delivered by before the lst day Of
March, 1851 The price must include all the hauling
and unloading. The materials will be Inspected and
measured By the Inspector Of Materials Of the Treasury
ki.snson and any not equal in quality to the sample
will Be rejected.
The Department the right to accept reject
any ali bids O. Il may be deemed for Its interest do
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Sand
and 0ravsl and addressed to the Supervising Arehi
A. b. MULLETT
no20-td Supervising Architect.