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ADVANTAGES oF CRINoLISE-There is a
church at Ooerwyl, Switzerland, in which the
parishloRers have just erected a very fine new
organ. A great number recently went to hear
II played the first time, and delighted with
ITS deep growls and trembling rumblings, they
crowded in the gallery and on the small stair
easei indeed, so great was the pressure that q
young lady of slender form, crushed against
the low balustrade. had the misfortune to
lose btr equilibrium. and TO tumble over into
the nave OF the church. Those in the gallery
sbut their eyes and screamed with horror. A
lew who were below looked up At hearing the
cry, and what was their astonishment TO see
the lady slowly and quietly descending in the
IIost OF an enormous bell-shaped parachute.
The fact is, the criRoline was enormous and
The lady light, SO the initiation of the former
ouoyed mp the latter, and the frightened fair
one descended on the hard marble pavement
As lightly As if she was bird futtering down
from the lofty roof
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0Some Of the Bostonans are trying to es
cape tne choiera by rushing into and crowd
ing the suburban towns and villages Eyery
thing IN the shape OF a dwelling house for a
radius Of twenty miles around Boston has
oeen rented for the season, and as high as $3.50
per month is paid for furnished house of
ordinary size from May unsl September.
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A LIFE INSURANCE. DECIsIoN.-Joseph
Easierorock, Jr., OF Camden, Me, insured his
NE for saCsS some time ago, and afterwards
became deranged and committed suicide nv
snooting. The insurance company refused 10
pay the policy, but the Maine Supreme Cont
decides that they must pay the S3,CUO and the
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SALT WATER ON ITS TRIAL-The people Of
New London are earnestly iabored with bv
the New London Star and eight doctors In
aIioW Inelr streets to oe sPrinkled this sum mer
with salt water, inasmuch as thai is the nnIy
mind they can have. The doctors say il will
be better for health than fresh water
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III Miss Sarah Bell, an estmable young
Izny, residing IN the town Of New Buffalo,
wisconsin, died on Monday morning under
circumstances that seem TO leave little doubt
but she took her own life. Ii seems that she
purchased some oil Of bitter almonds, being
warned that 1t was deadly poison: retired TO
ner cnamber the night preceding her death,
IN her usual health, and under her pillow was
touho ote,contaInIng request that she might
be buried as she was dressed In her dress
sne had made every preparation for death
No cause for the act, aside from i'll health, is
known.
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~The Fredericksburg Herald says:-The
statement publshedt that no negro labor wouid
NJ employed in the construction Of the Alexau.
drIa and Fredericksburg Railroad is Altogether
mistake. The very reverse VIII be the tact
rs ~ IL expected several thousand will be tn ms
employed. The contract has not been given
out, but IT Is supposed that most OF the work
will be done by sub-conrractors
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g ECRET DlsEASEst
SAM A r. TAN'S GIFT.


SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Yes, POSITIVE OURE,n fer
GONORRHGA, GLEEf, STRUCTURES, dc,
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten Pills TO be 7aksn 10 Efea Cre. -
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nor
juIe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
in sns
q the Diversity Of Psnn.yas.nis enc Of the most
No egsesa,s, 40 iycsSrs no ess..s ,rss,srS as
shs &: saf Ssr
prosm.,s ssrs es s s Y Ts plain envelope
BLOOD, BLooDyy BLooD,gy
1rfTRRs ss EtsthS BOOZE sfEGssEs s sYfsT
OR yESEkIAL DISEASES, &c.
sxeS%iiSsss f. rSSis Els. ShsfSsfs tn.
scribed hes and eradicssee every psrtcJe AZ
sSs sh.
edy and be healsd. and do not transmit IL 10 your
postsrity that Tor which VOW may repent in after
DO NeT DEsPAIRi
FOOT %HS aTsR Gfoss
viii Isms.e every ys.tiss q impurities from the
'T Tissiks. M the o'a 'ni sfa & sss1rf,
happily adapted, In liberated Uterus IN Leucor-
yhoa, In bearing down Falling Of the Womb, de.
Dility, aud for all complaint incident TO the SCI
sehtb express Price 81 Is per bottls
SAMARITAN's WASH
10, In of Syphis used In connection with the
Root and Herb juices.
Full directions. Price g cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike scknowl-
edged BY ply sicians and patients. They used
In the q. 3 Hospitals.
WHAT the SURGEONS SAT- or THE sAMAR.
ITAES REMEBiks.
"Posr HOSPITAL, Fort M RsHALL, Baltimore,
Md Feb. ~. lssA.-"I have great estisfsctisn an
stating that have ueed The Ssmaritsn Re sedies'
for Veneral diseases in as most customary forms;
that have used them with gud gment, stoer stasa,
and properly, and, have foaad them resperd % ~
their com position have the fullest confidence an
their efficacy and far my use Of them ex nSs
Irecommepd them strongly.
"ALFRED O. BOWERS,
"Atsistant Surg 9Th N. v. Vols"
Sold By g. O, FORD, Garner 18th street aud Penn
sylysnis avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK,
Alexabdria. We; and by Druggists generally.
DIsMOND CO.. Philadelphas. nay ST
T,HH WAR OF THE REBELLION. By Henri
feote. Draper b Anatomy, Physiology ana
HygfeBe. iilu9tYotad. DoOlittieD Social Life ID
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,

WASHINGTON. April Is, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be receiy ed at the w ash
tngton Arsenal until the 10th Of May at II clock
N, for building q Magazine on the reservation
near the Congressional Burytng Ground Plans
and specincat be seen on application 90 the
Commanding officer Of the Arsenal, on and after
Nay I'd. Each proposal to be endorsed Bid for
Mag azine.n and to be accompanied by Q guar antor
known TO the Depart ment tn the bidder will IN
form the work. "
The Department to itself the right to re-
Ject any or all of the bids not deemed
to the interests Of the Government.
j. G. BENTON,
Major Ordnance and Breyet
ap I-dtmy10 Colonel Commandine
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GALE OF SPADES, sHOvELs, &C.

Ca,O QHartemastsr's OGes, Depot Of Washington.(
Wdshtngfon, ID. C., April 10, 1855 Z
Will be sold at auction. under the aiIaction ~
Captain D. 9. Thomas. military storekseper 1t
clothing depot, Armorv Square. this city, on MON.
DAY, May IA, 1855, at 10 o clock o.. m,
1000 Spades, new;
,s,sOe short handled and / 800 long handled SHOW.
els, new; and
q Sibley Tents, worn.
These spades and shovels are from the best ian.
ufacturers and many Of them are in original back.
ages
Tents will Re sold singly; spades and shoyels in
goods.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
D. FL. RUOKER,
81 ~ 2Utd Depot of Washin0ton
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IHE CHoLERA GASES IN HALIFAX.-The pilot
who brought the steamer En-laud into u,Ii'
fax has since died, with two members OF his
family he said before his death thar he did
not BOARD the vessel. but merely lowed in her
wake, " hen he gave the necessary direc,ions
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10y GREEN VILLA ms, Auct,opeers.
u No. S26, corner Eth and % streets

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of . decree Of the Orphans Court of
Washington County, the following described Lot
.ale. on the premises, WEDNESDAY,. 18th day OF
May next; 1885, at o'clock p part Of Lot Ii, in
the same beginning 1T alley 70 feet from the cor
ner OF "a and SITS south extending east Is feet
inches svuth. 81 feet iuches west ~ feet juches
the place of begi inning
vIRGiHiS MILsrEAp, Guardian.
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Brandon, March 80, 1885,

A PROLIFIC GOWN. j. W. Seaman. of
North Hampstead, on Long Island, is the
owner OF cow which on the 9th Of March last
produced four calves st a birth They wera
all full grown and regularly formed, but still
born, and two of each sex. Mr. Seaman went
10 his stable about twelve o'clock rnd there
were TWO more. He afterwards kept on the
look out TO see if there were two others tn
come. hnt noCe made their annearanca
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An itinerant quack in Texas was applied
10 by one OF Colonel Hays rangers to extract
the iron part OF an Indian arrow from his head
where II had lodged for some time al cannot
stTact this. stranger" said the would be doc
tor. 'oecause to do il would go nigh kiIlIa' We;
out can give We a box O. pills that will melt
~ IN yer head"
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WoAEs's RIGHTS IN VERMoNT-The fol-
LOWING rs an advertisement which we clip
from the Rutland Herald
81 forbid any one in the State of Vermont
marry ing Joseph Trumbly, of Crittenden, VT,
10 MISS Sophia Pelky, OF Brandon. VI, for be-
ing engaged 10 some one else the second time
JULIA GoosoN.
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EVENING STAR.
CummePeial.


iIcm tne A~ereas's review of the Baltimore
flour-Wrsh light receipt. of Western and
nowLd street Flour and q very short supply
eoeEo neat. our market has favored sell
ss curing the past week and closes strong.
lneluaed in the sales were $50 bills. Western
super ate9, 400 bbIs. Northwestern Saper AZ
ssper at o. IaSase. Is. 800 Sbis Oty Mills su-
pr, part winter Wheat, Al $3.50. 500 hols very
shoice Howard Street Super, Royal York
Super at sssoaso.T5, 1000 bbIs North western
x1tra IT 4IOaSl0.I2k, 800 bills. HOWARD Street
do, ~ elIa9Il SO, 20 bbls. Western Family at
Sl3 and 300 bbls. Fine at s..50a$7. IS per bbl
City Mile shipping Extras are held above
rpired-
has been offered on the Corn Exchange during
ne past week, and the market continues yrrv
I'm Tor both eolors under q steady demand for
nG.ne milling Some very prime lots Of Canada
Wnite nave come forward, but remain uusold
m consequence of the hrmness OF holders
Receipts OF corn are liberal and prices have
gwen way 2a4 cents, white showing the heavi-
sst oechpe Demand moderately active, both
1of southern and European markets. Oats
have been unsettled. but close in fair request
and finn Rye sells slowly, though the supply
Do only moderate.
Molasses Two cargoes of Cuba have ar
rived during the past week, one OF which
remains unsold, the other was taken for re-
hnIng on private terms. We quote prices as
follows = Cuba C}ayed 40ai5 cents; Cuba
Museovado sass cents; English Island 4Oa75
cents Tor old and new, and Porto Rico 45a75
cents.
Provsions-Our market ha. been quite ex.
cited during the past few days, owing to the
general advance in prices both II the East.
ward and Westward and closes strong with
very light stocks.
Sugars-The business of the past week has
been 10 fair amount, the demand being prin-
epsIy for refining. Sales comprise go hhds
grocery Porto Rico at l0aal3S cents, as 10
quality, $50 hhds. Cuba At IOx cents, I,5p1
hide. common 10 good refining Cuba at 1OaiOX
cents. months, and 175 boxes Havana at IO.a
l2s cents, months. To DAY 100 hhds. goods
Porto Rico grocery sold at - cents, 10 hhds
prin" do. at 10 cents, and 50 hhds. fair English
Leland do at 10. cents. Market steady III the
close
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GALE OF ARMY WAGONS.

CRiC QSarfermastss's 0Hee, Depot Of Wdshins,onl
WasA1suon, ID. c., April 10, 1856. (
Sealed Proposals are invited for the pu rchase Of
SO Army Wagons, In lots of not less than twenty
five.
These wagons worn, but still serviceable for
road aud farming purposes.
DAY. May g. Payment Gin Government fund 81 viii
be required upon notification of ptanee of bid
and prior TO the delivery Of the Wagons The shf
to eject all bids cor sdersd too low 10 reserved.
These veg ne Lincoln Depot. about one
mile east Of the Capitol, and can be by apply
ing to Colonel TOMPKfNs, the Quarters aster In
charge.
Proposals should be signed with the bidders full
name. apd give his post Office address, endorsed
Proposals to purchase Army Wagons, and di.
rected to d. II. RUCKHR
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief ousrtsrmaster.
up l9-nt Depot of Washington
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT pERRICKs AND
~ LUMBER '

~ LUMBER
CAtUQsastsSMastsr's Ofes, Dsp0t Of WasAi,seton.
Washinston. D. O.. May ., 1855 Z
Will be sold ut Public Auction under the direc
ton Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jas. M Moore.
A. Y. l., at the Government Coal Wharf George,
town., -. c., en- TUESDAY, May B. ls;S stIa
O'Clock M. the following described Gorernment
Two % Boom Derlicks complete.
fiyet6l Boom Dsrricks. without rigging,
l,00 feet 81 Lumber, old.
1900 4byS
l,5G0 "lO by 10
The property must be removed within I've dsys
from date of sale. 80
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
d II. kUCKER,
Brevet MAJ. General and Chief Quartermaster,
uv5St Depot of Waahfnptnn
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T ARGE SALE or eOvERNMENT PROP.

Will be sold at Nswberp, North Carolin., large
commence on the 18th day Of NAY 1876 81 10 o'ciocS
q. H., and continue daily until All the nronsrtv
sold .. ~ WV" ~
Iron and Brass Gums, Gun Carriages. H.-,s~
Iron, Lead Smiths, Armorsrs, and Sad6iers, Taols
Ola Leather, Sling Carts Gins Complies. Inf.ntrv,
end other articles too numerous 20 mentior ~A''
Coyrpct fists Of articles to be sold viii hs fur
nishtd apop application to this Office 80 As
{. D. order Of MAJOR General A. B. Dyer, Ohfef Of
'of<hapes, Washington. D. 9. 0.''' "
? s,lstnyN Brew cs,s. 0rS. Dept, d. =
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- ROMAN LAW; ManAhans Triumph of the
Gsthohc Cnurco in the EsIly Ages; Mnrrays
History OF Usury: Spencer Principles Of Biology
vol Cooke Life Of Stonew all acksen; Enfield
culture and Csts Of Indian Corn: North American
Reyiew for April.
apps TRANCK TAYLOR.
MANuRE. hANURE.
TIN THOUSAND YARDS tOF MANURE far
sale yarmers who want now IL lifetime The stock
yill all Be disposed OF this Spring. Apply to Ne.
SIS 18th street, Island, or No 800 II street. Ia.
tween 18th and lsh, ID stcIy. yessels vanted
-. = astE - JOHN PErTIBONI, :
H.eo6t Warrington, d. O.
j safe ssmsdies Tor unpjessase Ana esHSesose
etssssee: Zee HltMBCEDH ExTlx0x Do.
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A MODERN MIRAOLEi
n a lib = NE6ETA bLE
6lCILIAH HAIR REVIEWER

From old and young, from rich and poor, from
high born ana loWly, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
slClLIAN HAIR REVIEWER
II is . perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. D axes hair grow. better dressing
than any oil" sr "pomstum.n softens brasil,
ary and w1ry pair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above all. tho great wonder is the lapidity
With which IL restores GRAY Hair TO Irs ORISINAi
Color. az
Use it few times and
PRESTO, OHANGEI
the whitest and worst locking hair resumes its
youtbful beauty. IL d ,'es not dye the hair but
strikes at the root ant nils 1t with new life and
coloring matter.
IL win not take long dissgreeabls trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The first apple alton will
ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old. gray. discolored appearance Of the hair
Will Re gone giving place to lusrous, shining aud
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover: no other
article 10 At all like 1t in effect You will find 1t
CHEAP TO Buy. PLEASANT TO TRY,
AND SURE TO DO You Coop.
There are many limitations Be sure You procure
the genuine. manufactured only BY
p. HALL h CO., Nashua, N II.
For sale ~ al druggists. isN-S,ly
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g MAYORS OFFICE A RII II. 1855.
k|EALED PROPOSALS W ILL BE RECEIVED

MAYORS OFFICE, A RIL Y, 1885.
tEAL1D PROPOSALS W ILL BE RECEIVED
By the undersigned until IL clock m on TUES
DAY the Sth Instant. for building two foot bar
rei Sewer inside dismeterD along a portion Of r
street north. between 9Th ard 18th streets west the
wan TO be nine inches in thickness. Also. Q two
loot Sever. INSIDE dianeterD walls nine inches in
thlckness from the centre Of the cross alley in
Square No: AL, to connect with the sewer in L
street north
Bidders will ttate the price per iiueal foot for
She Sever. which sh8n include all excavations,
&c and per piece fer the Man hole: the success
fui bidder To be RESP oneible for oil damages done
work
The right 10 decline any or all proposals should
he deemed to the interest Of the Cor porstiop,
reserved.
Commissioners of Improvements every day he
tween 10 .. aud IL m. at any time by calling
on the Commissi oEer Of the Fourth Ward
None but practical mechanics ne ID bid
JAMES J. CAMPBELL.
APPS d Commissioner Forrth Ward
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STEADILY.
SUCCESSPCLLY n 80
sHeLANDHR9 EXTRACT BvuHu

CV1BLIs S1BADILX
rr SUCCESSFULLY 80
e1OLANDER1 EXfRAof By0KU
eVer1 case 81 KIDNEY pIs1AsI, nHIvnAsIsn,
gravel, URiNAAI DIsoIpEls, wEAHSEss and
FANS In the BAcK, FBnALE 0onrLAIrrs and
fRouBLns arising from 1xcKssEs OF ANY KIND.
oOAD, YB APPLIoTDDi
Thy eM0LANDDR1.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apothecarsss. Price q. d. BA1NBo
CO., New York, and BARNEs, WARD . co..
New Orleans, southern Agents. DURLBi0H 4
ROGERS. Wholesale DruGgisss, Boston, Mass. /,
General Agents. feb lely
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PROPOSALS.
GALE OF GoyERNMENr LVMBER.

CAsO Qsans'"ssr',Oa es, Ds,et a. wasAs.s,e.,l
Sealed proposals. viii ke received at THE o7ics
nbuL hvnphI Nay q. 1885, at IL oelnck IN,
for the purchase oil Gas son feet Of G ov4rau.-nt
Lumoer'o ithe Following sizes and dsscEi obe,
IS 900 feet III inch OAK
100 900 feet Inch eai
10N.0e feet ~ inch OAK
100 oU feet 5 inch OAR
y 90 fees sS-inch Oak
10 TO feet inch OAK
.oO feet ainch Hickory
eyco Feet inch Hickory
Il e0o feer inch Hickory
50 ooo feet II inch Ash
N.h0 feet inch Ash
SEQ feet 3ipch Ash
sot feet 4-inch Ash
0,00U feet s-inch Ash
$40 feet .-inch Pine
81 Wo feet inch Pine
23,0ce feet s. inch Poplar
Is ,ne feet l-ipch Poplar
Inc Absve II very superior lot OF we'll ned
Lun o< n And can he seen by applying TO Brevet
SoI. Z. H. Tompkins. 2. M, auarterp sster in
e 81 lincoln Depot, about one mile east Of
Bids will be received for the purchase OF 10 900
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
all the bids should they he considered too low.
Payment lin Government fundsI will be required
MN notification of acceptance OF bid, and prior
10 the delivery OF the Lumber. which must be re-
moved within fifteen Days after the proposal 10 &C
Proposals should he signed with the bidders
dors.d 'Prope' ais for tne Pureh.se Of Lumber
Bsi. MAJ Gen. and Chief ouarterms.lsr,
my3Et Depot OF Washington.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfsneers
u No. 526, corner Seventh and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rkOPEkTY. on o street north, between sth and
On WEDNESDAY. the 9th day Of May next, ut
90 clock p. IN; shall sell. on the premises, BY
virtue offs deed Of trust to me. Gated LIST day OF
April 1867. from the subscyiber all that piece or
Esrcei ground lying and being in the said city Of
Washington. d. C.. and known and described az
lot No. Il in Edward Thomss' subdi vision Of p art
81 sauaIe No. 1913. and recorded In Liber B, folio
1iS In the Surveyors Office OF the city of Washing
ton d; o.. beginning at poiat 46 feet inches
from the southeast corner Of said square, and run
thence north 90 feet, thence east feet, thence
sorth 90 feet to the place OF beginning.
Terms: Cash. ALI couveysnc;ng and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchase 9l00 down
when the property 10 SOLD IN the hands Of the auc
tiUneer. HENRY GREER, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap e.2aw&ds Auctioneers
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RY GREEN i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers:
II No. $40, corner 7th and streets

ELLvEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
Nah PENNSYLVANIA AEENpE AND
k BYE, oTREEK AQCEDUCT BRIDGE AT
On WEDNESDAY. the 9th instant, we sha all sell,
IN front OF the premises, at 8 o clock o m eight
handsome BUILDING Lot, fronting each % feet on
street north, between 10Th and 18th west near
wide alley. - " WV "
Aiso, three hsn,isome Building Lots. fronting II
ieet ON 18th street, In the same square. running
back to . wide alley they being subdiyisions or
Square No. 4. These lots are handsomely located,
soo FOOD size for the erection OF good no ases
Terms One-half cash; dance in-six and twelve
mohthe, TOT notes bearing interest A deed ri ven
and deed OF trust taken All conveyance and
revenue stsmls at the cost Of the purchaser S1
requires Peid down when the property is Knocked
my Sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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RYJ. O. McGuIKB Z co., Auctionesr,.

TBUSTEES BALE.
By virtue OF o deed Of trust dated Ayril a ,aea
and recorded in Liber J. A. q :, No 2is. folios IS,
&C., Of the land records Of the county Of Washing.
rosns Of J; Q. Mcclure 4 Co, ON MONDAY, the
1n Day OF pril instant, at O'Clock m. the fol.
=. %. q: q. q and Is, IN square IS; Lot 4, in
Square 62s Lots (. and 10, in sIuare sss; Lot 6,
IN Square az; Lot II, In SQuire go; Lot IS,
IN Square east Of Square GA Lots "A and Is In
Sqsafe south o. Square g Lot 4, in Square 6Ol !;
Lots =, and 9; In Square I la3; bots4 and 4. In
sanase llS2: Let 8, in Square SIS; south half Lot
Terms Of sale cash. Stamps and convey ancing At
The terms Of sale must be complied with in oue
week after sale the property may be resoId after
one weeks notice At the risk aaA cost Of the first
purchaser. WALTER = COX, Trustee
aplS sol0t J. G. MCGUIRE co., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs UNAyOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nay
T. same hour and elsss rrp INV
myId &c MCGUIRE S co Huois
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON. March d, $50,

= Y
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAkfI.
MORE. and wAsHINr0H AND TIL WEST, are
nov run - fellows. viz.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct e:0, 80, ana
HIS O. m, and 2'45, and 4:SO, and 30 .. N
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, &C s:4, Q. N, ana
f:45 ,. m.
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ate and go N. and at AS and ass D. n
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at6SD and go Q. m, and sd .. m. Ee
trains to or frsm AnBspoii' Gu Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave a 7S .. m. and 2;45 and 1Op.n
FOB WAY STATIONS,
Leave at 80 o.. m. and a:ss D. m
FOR ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atT:9o Q. IN. and Use
On Sunday ss 80 ,. m. only. connecting st Relsy
SS sauhon Stn tsains from Baltimore 20 wheeling,
THRoTGE ffffcKErs to tn. w.n CO. b. he'd :,
the Washinston Station Ticket once at eli h.urs
IN the cay - well ~ st the new once in the Ame-f.
car IeIegrapn Building. Pcnasylvanis svenus,
oetween ~ apf 9Th streets.
For New York, PHILADELPHIA, and Boston, zee
advertisement Of Through Line
W.P. SMITH. Master Of Trans portse1op,
ID. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oe1u GEO. 3. K0oNTZ, Agent, wsshington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-05
limited STATES MILITARY RAILRoADs.

Office ofASStstant Ouarternaster, ESQ a.l
Washington, ID. C.. April IS, 1856
Sealed PROPOSAL. will be recei ed at this Office
from the United States Of all the Iron Work for
nineteen spans Of Hoves Improved Truss
and bowels, suitable for the different spans the
latter varying in length from eighty to ono hun.
dred and forty enc feet
The Iron is now stored at the works Of the Gleve-
lane koiiing mill Company, Cleveland. Ohio, and
will be sold by the peuHd
detailed bin Of the Iren. aud length Of the
spans, may be obtained on application at this Of
fice.
Terms: Cash. In Government funds.
The United states reserves the right to reject all
bids IL not deemed advantageous.
Proposed. should be endorsed Proposals for
the Purchase of Bridge Iron
my I'd Breyet Major and A % m