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DIV l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers.

BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF COLUMBIA. sitting as Court of Equity
passed in acause OF Huntington and others VS. John
May and others. No. s6l upon the docket of said
public sale, on MONDAY, the 18th day of A priI al
the hour OF clock in the afternoon all that pa
OF Lot No IL situated ia Square Ne $50, in tine city
OF .Shlneton beginning at the nnrrhwos SO corner
OF said Lot, thence runniEe south 81 feet and s
Inches, more or less, then east 3 feet. then north
ii ieet and inches more or less, to street then
with the line Of i street q feet to the beginning
with the frame building pom the same
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the balance of
the purchase money to be psid in six AM twelve
months from the day Of sale. with interest, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay.
ments, with security to be approved by the Trustee
or the whole purchase money may be paid the
day OF saie, OF on the ratification Thereon by the
Court On the payment of the whole purchase
money the Trustee will convey to the purchaser,
at bis cost, the property TO him sold, free clear
and discharged OF all claim of the parties TO the
case. l.. JACKSON, Trustee
APPS W. L. WALL 4 CO Auc:s
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HALLS VEGEr.sIr

SIEIEIAN II aIR RENEWER
has proved fteel' to be the most perfrr,
for the hair ever offered TO the pubIir 'e'' ALUM
IL is a vegetable compound aud con,.;n. - l..
juricus properties whatever. "o In
IT WILL RKsIoRE GRAY HAIR TO It's OR,stx.,
Color.
II will keep the hair from falling out
1t citanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft
lustrous and silken. '
II IL q pie niid hair dressing.
No p.rson, cid or young, should fail to use IT,
1T IL REcoIyEsDED AND USED BY TIE FIRST
MEDICAL Authority.
81 AK for Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Re.
newer, and take no other.
r. r. HALL l. CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proorietors.
Forsalc by ALI Druggists ia IS ThIy
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STICIDE or \ SPIEITUALIST.-Nr George
W. washington native of this city. formerly
employed III downtown nitei States bonded
ware house. COMMITTEE suicide on Friday morn
ing, al the Putnam Eouse, on the corner OF gcth
stree and Fourth avenue, by cutting his throat,
during n temporary alteration of mind. lie
was prominent light among those expressing
a belief IN the peculiar doctrines set forth by
spiritualists. These. added TO his pnfeebled
II anne by disease, were the cause OF frequent
hts OF dependency, during which he was re-
peatedly III ard to express the belief that death
was near al hand. Mr. Washington absented
himself from the breakfast table, and on the
servant rappinG at his door no response was
returned. The proprietor Of the hotel being
informed OF The fact proceeded TO his room and
forced open the door. He found the unfortunate
man lying upon the bed, quite dead, he having
cut his throat with n pocket knife, which was
found lying By bis side. Coroner Gamble held
al inquest, when the above facts were elected
in evidence, and a verdict in accordance was
ouly rendered by the jury. ]. Express.
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DROPOsALS FOR SEWER.

MAYORS OFFICE, April 2,IS6.
Sealed Proposals will he received by tAe under
signed until II o'clock Ii on FRIDAY. the 18th
day OF prii next for the building of three foot
Barrel sewer, inside diameter, the walls 10 be
nine inches in thickness. on 1 street north, be-
tween 18th street sud Connecticut avenue, to con-
meet with the sewer building in 18th street,
accoroance wiz the act approved July ~, 1865, to
have Man holes and Stencil traps with Lateral
Sewers from such corners a. the Cammss ioners of
The fret aid Second Wards may direct
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for
tho hree foot Sewer, per linesi foot for the Lat
erals eighteen inc hes inside diameter four inches
walls per Trap each, per Man hole each, which
shall include all excavations, &c, &C the sue.
cessfui bidder or bidders to be responsible for "a
damages done 10 water 81 pos, rs will more
fully appear in the speciiicafi
The right to decline any all roposas. should
be deemed for the interest of the Corpor TO
de- so, is reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the office Of the
Scmmis sioners of Improvements every day be-
tween 10 O clock and IL m. also in the City
Surveyor Office every Monday and Friday.
None but pr actical mechanics need bid.
JUHN w. DYER,
Commissioner First Ward.
JAS. w. SPALIDNG,
Commissioner Second Ward,
GEORGE W. RIGGS,
49, H.. NJ. r. KING,
ap . 10 Assistant Commissioners
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR SEWER.

MAYORS OFFICE. Washing ten, April c, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until IL o clock N. WEDNESDAY. the
18th day of April next for the building OF a Two
foot Barrel Sewer, INSIDE diameter,b the walls to
be nine inches in thickness, on G street north,
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth street west, to con-
meet with the sewer On Fourteenth street west. in
accordance with the act approved October %, 1855
To have one man hole where the Commissioner of
the Second Ward may direct.
Bidders Will state the price per ineal foot for the
sewer and man hele, which shall include all exca
yaii-ns. &c. &c, the successful bidder bidders
10 tie responsible for all damages done 10 gas or
water Pipes, or caused by the elements, and any
accidents caused In the construction OF the work.
TIE right to decline Ally or all proposals, should
be deemed for the interest of the Cor poraton to
dc SO, ia reserved
missioner OF improvements every day from 10 n. m
to IL m, or at any time by calling on the Commits
siOner Of the Second Ward
None but practical mechanics need bid.
JAS w. SPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward
JOHN SIOUSSA,
b. REESE,
ap7d Assistant Commissioners.
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MAYORS OFFICE.
I'VE WASHINGTON. April & 1855

NIAYOR'S OFFICE,
I'VE WASHINGTON. April s, 1866.
PROPOSALS kOR SEWER
Proposals will be received by the undersigned
until l. O clock M, SATURDAY, April 18th
for building sewer in tie alley in Square No ass,
snd along street north, TO connect with the sewer
I'm 9Th street west
The Sewer will be circular in form; it's inside
diameter will be feet inches: the walls inches
in thickness; the inside bottom Of the Sewer on q
street, will commence at the inside bottom of the
Sewer in sth street. and run parallel with the
present grade OF the street to the entrance to alley
and through the alley at depth of about 10 feet
The Sewer viii have two "drops,' with an iron
gate over each.
Bidders will state the price per linesl foot for
the Sewer and per piece for the drops
The right to reject any all bids IL reserved,
JAMES J CAMPRELL,
Commissioner Fourth Ward.
&. MCkELDEN,
n. G. EMORY.
ap--tI4 Assistant Commissioners
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TO DYE EASY

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nAih DIE is the best In tho world. Complete in
one bottle No wash, n- stain. no tronsio. a child
.nnsppB '" Persons wishing to avoid the pubiIci-
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Prepared by A. ]. MATHEWS nv
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co, New Yorh wno,s..,.
Agents. rvxo,
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STRUGGLE WITH 4 LUNATIC.-Testprday
morning three of the police officers Were called
uron 10 go to the house of John HannaSSey in
r. street, and arrest him, IN order that he might
be sent TO the Insane Retreat, at Hartford, as
he was raYing maniac. The officers found
him a; lbs house alone, and one in the neigh :
borhOOd brave enough 10 go near hun. The
lun3tlc was on the watch. and as soon
As the police opened the door, he hurled III
them WI. b great violence, chairs, lamps. a look
ing glass, and everything he could law his
hanGs upon. The police had lively work in
attempting TO dodge these missiles, some OF
which struck them and inflicted bad bruises.
lhty LHaliy overcome the mailman, and con-
rcyrd him 10 the station housP, where ne was
rcned and placed in Il cell. While thus placed
Ne by great Efforts succeeded in breaking the
irons On his hands. and then smashed into frag-
mems his sleeping bunk. He was taken, and
with his hands behind him. placed in q large
room alone, where he remained quiet, engaged
In uttering short prayers. lie is a large pow
erful man, and in his fits of passion exhibits
suPerhuman strength. He will be sent imme-
dlaiely 10 Hartford.--NeU NGrea Courier.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CliANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY NEAR THE CITY
The attention Of the public is in vi. ed to a chan
Gerry sale of "A acres of LAND to take pla.e on the
l1th day Of April at IL o'clock m, Mt the Auction
EoCns OF J. G. Mcclure h Co., of which full par
tlcnlars will be found in the advertisement In the
National lntelligencer on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
This land is we'll known as the property of the
late William NJ. Morrison. ESQ, and lies about
Tour miles from the limits of the city near the sec
ond tell cato. on the 7th street road and between
that road and the Book Creek road. The tract is
susceptible of being divided into q number of
building sites, Is VOL watered by springs and a
branch running through 1t, and is near. IL not
travered b., the located of the contemp ated
branch Of railroad running from this city to the
Point Of Rocks
Access to the property il by the 7th street road
turn ne of to the right at the second toll gate
81
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Two VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH STREET, BETWEEN 4azAND 9Th
On MON DAY, the 10th Instant at G o'clock m ,
we shall sell in front of the premises Lot No g. in
back q good depth
Title peIfe
Terms: One third cash; the balance ia and IL
months, secured by eed OF trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
sold.
ap 10 eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aunts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctioneers,
- No. $50, corner OF eth and ID straets

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
INd LOTS On THE ISLAND
In pursuance Of decree OF the Supreme Court
OF The District of Columbia, rendered en- the third
day Of hpril. A. D. 1855 in a cause in winch Cor
nelius j. Desmond is complainant and Margaret
Ratclih snd others are defendants No Cos in
equity. the undersigned trustee appointed by aid
conrt, VIII sell at public auction to the highest
BIDDER, on the premises, at 5 O'Clock D. m, on
MONDAY, April the 18th. 1866, Lots No and s.
IN square Ne s, the said lots fronting ~ feet each
on South + street, betwet n orb and 10th streets
with depth of rs feet to an alley.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest secured by bonds
"pd notes, approved by the trustee. Conveyanciug
anu stamps Mt the cost Of purchaser. $50 down on
each lot " hen sold
II the above terms are not COMPLIED with within
Ve DAYS from the day of sale, the trustee reserves
tie right to sell the said property the risk and
expense Of the 6efantipg purchaser, on giving two
days notice in the Evening star
SAM'b T. DRURY, Trustee
an 8. kds GREEN a WILL MS A-cts
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MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL, .
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1856.
sealed Proposals., to be- endorsed on the en- We
lore: Propossis fer laying water mai ms will be
received at this office until noon Or FRIDAY the
ldt instant Bidders will also specify on the en-
yelIpe ahd en- the face OF the bid. what district
the bia is foI There are three districts which are
bounded follows, viz.
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE includes sll that
part OF the city north of the Ches apeske and Ohio
west
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO includes all that
part OF the city north and northeast of the canal
ard Fast OF the W. st side of Seventh street west
DISTRICT SUABERTaREEi includes all that
part of the city hch is between the canal aud the
Potomac and the Eastern Branch.
SPECIFICATIONS and forms of propos ais can he had
by application to the Water he gistrar. and such
proposals only will he consi6e red as are written
upon these regular official forms
Satlsfact tory bond and security will be required
irot The parties with whom the contracts shall be
made RICHARD WALLACH,
APPS MAyor
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A sUPERlOR KEMRDY,

q. VIC can eonsciepiioasly recommend % snoss sgf
hAEDe MRLLIFLUOts COUCH BALSAM.
~ nxes relief almost instantaneous and 10 withal
10y isagrceable 10 the tnsse. There 10 no Doubt
but the heiiiiinoas Cough BsIsam 10 one Of the
Preparations in use, and IL all that its propri
rsot ssaans for tt. We have tried IL during the
S1esn. rs prepared by Pr Strickland, No IsS
nrnseiats Issst; Hnsinass, ohlS, end i9r sale By
aEs Drug Store. and CHAS CHRYsrI.
~ "a. avenue and 502 Ninth street
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AUCTION SALES.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Aaenopeers
- No. sac, corner of 7th and streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


In pursuance Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the nistrict Of Columbia, rendered on the 9Th dav
OF march, 1855, in q cause No els Equity, in which
James W Gibson is complainant, and Elizabeth
Glbson. John II. Gibson. and others, are defend
ants, We, the undersigned, Oommis ieners appointed
by the said Court in that behalf, we will sell at
pubic auction upon the premises, al 5t4 CLOCK ..
m on TH URSDaY, the 18th day Of April instant,
that valuable piece OF property. frJnting on G
known as the Exchange Hotel being parts of Lets
numbered four and fye, "a and 81 in Square num-
bered four hundred and ninety. $780, the said
parts OF SAID Lots bee inning on north street z
feet S-lg inches westward from the southeast cor
ner OF said Lot No. T. and thence RAINING north 20
feet inches. thence east feet inches, thence
norm - feet inches, west feet, thence north 40
feet D inches. thence east z feet inches, thence
nor 10 fset to The public alley thence southwest
north street thence alb out feet iaches to
the beginning. with the improvements, wi ich
q large Brick Honse, with back buildings, Stable,
Carriage House, &c, &C
Terms: One third OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash Mt the time of sale and the purchaser
or purchasers to give notes for the balance OF the
purchase money. pay able six, twelve, and eighteen
months after the day of sale, with interest from
date, secured by deed of trust upon the property.
A. GREEN,
JOS. +. HODSSON
e. e. QUEEN.
w BARNACLO,
JOS. PECK,
- Commissioners.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ap6-eo&ds Intel.
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nOWNING's FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES of
y america Bsrrys Fruit Garden, EIIisttis
rInt sGuide. Coles American Fruit Book
Eloy Suids TO the Orchard and Fruit Garden
Hand BOOK OF frntt Culture Brehaut's Gordon
training OF Fruit Trees. Fields Manual Of Pear
Culture. tmh asl FRANCK TKYLaR
T'AkE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN.
i safe remedies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. gss HELMBOLD'e EXTRAW Blu.
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THF Pores RERUKE "A letter from Rome
says that a curious anecdote as told of Captain
Bcsquet, the French officer who gave the
orders TO fire on the PapaI dragons at Castel
Gandolto- He recently applied 10 the Pope for
his signature to an n1ulgence to one OF the i'm
ages which Catholics are in the habit of send
ing 10 their families. The Pope was told who
he was. but received him without any appear
ance OF Test ntment, writing his name and a
few words in Latin IN the usual way on the
image Captain Bosquet boosted of this among
his fellow officers, but when the image was
examined, the inscription was found TO be the
words Of the Saviour to Judas Iscariot
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DROPOsALs FOR NORTH RIVER FLAG
GING.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, D
lr6e Of Supervising ITchifsCt, March u, 1886 (
Proposals will be received at this Once until IL
o Clock m April 18th, 1885, for furnishing North
River fiagsing for the sidewalks in front of the
west wing OF the Treasury Building, TO be deliy-
cred at the work, and Of the following dimensions
no stonts, f. Sin. Ks # Elm, not less than in
thick.
80 ss ;S,S ST. 4in.1' oin, not less than in.
l7s Stones. SIT in Ks it. in, not less than in.
thick. ''
The surface Of the Flags must be perfectly ont of
wind, and the tooling with the length Of the
same-machine tooling preferred As the edges
viii be cut after delivery, the plates must be fur.
nished With sufficient margin to work perfectly
true 10 the above timeusi ms. and all will he re-,
lected which are different in this respect The
b1as 10 Dc per superficial foot, tmeasured when
lau ana Ia lnciude all coz tn of delivery and also
TO peflfy the time In which 1t can be delivered
fNmehis viii be made upon delivery with a
above IL aeliversd ~ VI SAs
Ihe department reserves the right to reject apv
or all bios II il be deemed for the interest of the
government to do so, and bid will be conai
advertisement " "
Proposals. 20 he endorsed Proposals for Flag.
ging, and addressed Ia "a B. Muilett, Acting Sn-
Her,isinS Architect. Treasury Department, Wash
lngon, u u" A. p MULLETT
mn on etc hcfng Supervising Architect.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE To THE
u NURrh AND WEST.
81
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Ca and after March 18th, 1855, trains will run
Is follows: Lsavs Leavs
Express Mail 6gDa.m' 800 M
Fast Line, 7:3oa. m. ls.l0 D. M
Pittsburg Erie Express, 40 p m. T:0p m
Pitnburg Elmirs EXP, 7:40p. n. s:s D. m.
two TRAINS ON SUNDAY.
Connecting at Baltimore. Leave Washington 2as
and 7:io p.m
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
Cars run through from Baltimore to Pi ttsburgh,
Eric, or Elmira without change.
Tor tickets and any Information apply AZ the
Ogce OF the Great Peunsylyania Route, oerne3
Pennsylvan avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
roual Heel and l4th street, corner Pennx avenue.
opposite Willsrds' Hotel, W sshington.
J. n. DUBARRY,
superintendent N q. Z. B.
x. J. WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO. 0ILtETT, Passenger Agent. oa-d
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gTThe excavation Of the Lake tunnel at
Ch -eago has been pushed - n distance Of Sa2
feet from shore end, and about 645 feet from
,ne cTit. giving u total OF q, ~ test and leaving
4, 10 yet 20 De rUn.
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HThe Chicago Opera House is to be dis
posed OF by rattle. The man that won the ele-
phant in rattle will be nowhere, after this.
nd-In boring for an Artesian Well near st.
Louis, a five-feet vein of coal was struck at a
depth of so feet, aud bed of superior fire clay
y feet thick, at 20 feet
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EtTING CARS UN ALb MUTT TRAIN 8,
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
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They are entirely vegetable, having smell nor
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Cures IN from two 70 ioup GAYS ana recent cases
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Let those who have Of getting cured or
who have been gOrgsd with B.lssm CoRs.is or Mer-
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Price-Msle packages, 81. Female, IS.
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and sd ne Take then Of this rem
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. Sent by cypress. Price 81 Is per bottle
SAMARITANS WASH
b, in of Syphilis, used in connection with the
Fuli sirections Price q cents.
The effcacy of these remedies is alike acknowl-
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in the U. s. Hospitals.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR-
ITAN'S REMEDIES
.sPosr HosPrrAL, FoRT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd Feb 20 IS4-"I have great satisfaction In
stating that have used The Samaritan Re medies'
for Veneral diseases in lie most customary forms;
and properly, and. have found them respond to nv
sEtici pstions promptly aud efectually Knowiae
their composition, have the fullest con adence in
their Efficacy. and far my OF them exts nds
ire'0m"en0 '"'n' .xEfRxp O. BOWERS.
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Sold by 8. O. rORn, Garner 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexandria. Va; and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND Co. Philadelptha. my 6-n
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SLDUCTIoS IND Death. irgy Thomas,
bright mnla::o girl, about 1G years of age, re-
sizing with Ter father and step-mother, near the
LeaC CT GIL street was for some time past
suspected OF being pregnant, which she posi-
uveIy cenieG. On Thursday morning OF last
week the smotheTed cry Of an infant being
heaEc, her parents searched her room. and a
lively male infant was found between the bed
and the mattress, just In time TO save its life.
The poor young mother, who was Il member OF
4 CHURCH, and had heretofore borne u good
Character. was so shocked by the discovery of
her shame, and the criIae by which she at
tempted 20 cover IL, that she was attacked by
MS, and fingered until last Sunday when
death ended her mortal snfferings. On Tues
day tie grave sheltered her from the scorn of
her companions. No Inducements could pra
vail On her 10 reveal the name of her spducer
ami though stern morality must condemn her
terrible violation Of the laws of God and man
Yet her youth and her fidelity TO the author of
Ter ruin, must soften the judgment of her sur
VIyCrs, particularly as elfe il goae before a
tribunal where justice and mercy are equally
balanced, and where the whole truth will o.
slteit' Il, and judgment awarded accordingly
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