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NAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL,
M wAsHISsrox, D. O., August 9, 1857.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PROPOSALS FOR
AN IRON BRIDGE TO SPAN ROCK CREEK AT
STREET NORTH.

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND PROPOSALS FOR
AN IRON BRIDGE TO SPAN ROCK CREEK AT
STREET NORTH
Plans and spec heationr, with or without proposals.
will be received at this once until the 26th day OF
August, 1857, at IL o'clock m, for building Iron
Bridge Of ll2 feet clear span and Of II feet width
The with Of the bridge will be divided into two
IoAdwAys, each having clear width Of 10 feet two
fSOtways each having clear width Of SH feet, and
occupied by three trusSes, each having width OF
foot and two railings outside VI the foot way each
having width Of 8 Inches.
The Bridge must be wholly composed Of the hest
American iron, except the floor covering, which will
be composed Of good sound Oak plank; two thick
nesses Of 3ineh plank for the roAdwAys; and one
thickness Of 2.iheh Oak plank for the footways.
bearing, exc usiys Of Its weight load Of 900 900
pounds uniformly distributed over It's deck surface,
and the sizes OF It's eomponent parts must be so pro-
portionsd that the tensiye strain up0 them nader
pounds to the square inch Of section, and such
paris As will be acted upon comprestiyely must have
nnesnt additional Size 10 prevent their yielding In
juTlOuBly by detection.
The bottom Of the bridge will be- say ii feet
ltehss above water surface,
The stone Gbutments to be heightened about feet,
~ The expense Of the city.
Bidders will state what length OF time they will
| require for tbs execution OF the work.
No pT0pO,as will be considered unless accom-
panied by ,Rtisaetory guarantees that the contract
| II awarded, will be faithfully executed aud the
privilege Ia reserved Of rsjeetipg any and all plans
| the corporation.
The bids should be addressed to the Mayor, aud
endorsed Pr pOsals for an Iron Bridge"
JOHN B. TURToN,
BosId Of Aldermen,
| JOHN L. PPAU,
| Board Common Council,
Au SHAW Committee.
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II ALL TO A ID =.
DUlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
ASp BALTIMORE RkILRoLE. fl-
I'll NE TAB LIZ.

oommsn.iss MONDAY, April 10th, ises
Trains for Baltimore and va hipgton leave Phiis-
tis a m, Esprsss (Noastys excepted y ll.i6 a
n, Hxpressj 500 .. m, Rv2 essi and n.oo p. m,
Way Mail Train for Baln n,re al sl6 a. m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIM0RE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore, 7.26 b. n, Way Mail % .. m,
e@ p. m, Rxpreas. l.- .....-
SUNDAY TRAIn, .
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and washington
Al 10 q. m. and IL. 90 p. N.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia al s.25 ?. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York at sb p. m.
milo H.r. KINNEY, supsrintsnasnt
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THROUG LIN e BETWEEN
Il WARRINGTON, PHILADELPHrA, AND NEW
YORK.

wAsHnaroH, Jan. 6, 1s67-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run a. follows, viz:
ron NEW York, without change Of cars,
Lssvs daily tsxespt sunday al 7.45 O. n, lalb
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texespt Sunday At T4os. m. and l2ls
and $50 and p. m.
Leave for New York and Philadslphia Al 100 p.
m. only. ---...r..
slsspins cars for New York on 100 p, m. train
daily.
Through ueAs,, 10 Philadelphia, New Yorh or Bos-
ton, san be had al the Station once al all hours In
the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
nhpolis, and the West. IL. WILSON,
.... Master Of fTransportation.
L. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. K00NrZ,
Agent, Washington.
T. J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent.
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NV ii s X Il RS
w AND UsTACHEs
Forced TO grow upon the smoothest face In from
three to ave weeks by using DR.. sEyIGHE'S RES.

TAURATEUR CAPIL-
LAIRR, the most wor =
derful discovery In mod
ern science, acting upon
tae Beard and Hairin an
almost miraculous m
ner. 1t has been used by
the elite Of PariI and
London with the mos
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lIJ - O67Sb
Cricket Nine.............. SIS SIS 1900
Olympic d. b. C.......... 3n 8 900
Umpire-H. Mclean.
Tomorrow afternoon the first and second nine
Of the Nationals play on their new grounds.
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BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists,
mhls-d&wlv 2sh River street, Troy N. Y.
OF FTHEINTERIOR.
~ UsIrED STATES PArEsT OFFICE,

IMPAIRMENT OF
~ UsIrED STATES PArEsT oyrIoE,
WAsHISaroE, June %, 1861.
On the petition Of Ephraim L. Pratt, Of Boston,
usetts praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 4lh day Of October 1885, for an
HIsSn. Ss G Ps1s aE
which takes place the 4th day Of October, 1867;
II 10 ordered that the said petitisn be heard At
u.; and all persons are notified to appear and show
,u.e, Il any they have, why said petition ought
no to be granted.
In TIE Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth in writing at least ttOeIty days before the day
Of he uing all Testimony hled by either party to be
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which viii be furnished on application. :
aaohy mast be dlsd in the Oass tosniy days before
the day o. hearingi the arguments,h II any, within
ten days 1ftHr r. aihSs hass ,S ,SS tUstiHony
REPUBLICAN, and the Intetiigencsr, Washington,
D. c., and In the Journal, Boston, Massachusetts,,
said publications to be at least sixty days previous to
jyS.wsw Commissioner OF Patents.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
l. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
.A' ss
estate Of Anne Patton, lase Of Washington city, D.
O., deceased All Psrsoss having claims against
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subserber
on or before the lst day of June next; they may
other wise bylaw be excluded from all boneht Of the
said estats.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of June, 1857.
CATHERINE X PATTON,
mark,
ias-ws~. Administrative.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
l. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the district OF Vo'
lumbia, letters Of administration d. n Q. on
the personal estate Of Dorcas Gal Sin, late OF wash
ington, ID. c., deceased. Al personS having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 70 eN'
hiblt the same, with the vouchers theteoip 10 The
subscriber or before the ninth day Of yuly next
they may otherwiTs by law be excluded from all
| benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this ninth day Of July, 1867
CHARLES y. ILRDELLA,
IylO-wswE AdminisirAtOr d b. n. cts.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTIOE THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District of Co
lumbia letters esamuntary on the personal estate o
Philip WsDsl, lAts OF Washington, Dstret u COlum
bia, deceased All per sons having claims against th'
said deceased are heIel warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers the reof TO the subscriber ON o
| before the = day Of Au gust next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benehts Of the salt
| estate. .....H.. -
Given under my hand thia Sd dsy Of ASgSs1i 1867
| Au 7.3w" Exsoutrix.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
FoRNkRLr BRows's HorEL)
PIoIrET 8 SHELL LEY,
PRoPRrEroRs,
PennsylvaniA avenue. aplb-ly
A M RIO A N HOT TEL,
IA SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
JAMES n. BREsLIS. WIN. II. HecARYREY.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR,

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. April, 1867.
The undersigned take pleasure in informing their
friends and the public that they have become pro-
pristors Of the above we'll known Hotel and intend
rehttipg and furnishing It In modern style to equal
or exceed any Hotel Of Its class In the country No
pains or expense will be spared In caring for the
wants comfort Of guests and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of all intending to visit Saratoga al
any period Of the year.
The long experience OF the senior member Of OIL
hrm, at the Congress Hall, Saratoga Springs, and
willard's Hotel, Washington, and other hrst-elasl
hotels testimonial Of his ability to cater for the
travelling aud visiting public.
my7.Sm BREsLIN 4 MoCAFFRgY.
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PROP SAILS.
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

l. OFFICE DIsB'ka CLERK AND suPHRis'sr,
August Q, 1867
until the 10th Instant, for rho delivery and storage
90 tons a.2to Ibs) best Anthracite white Ash
Coal, Qarge furnsoe sire.)
80 tons 4, 24o lbs.l best Red Ash Coal.
25O cords seasoned Oak Wood.
80 cords best bakers's Pine Wood
Average samples Of Coal must accompany each
bid.
The Oak Wood to be sawed and split before stor.
Ing aud TO be delivered In quantities may be
quired.
4 b. oLMsTEAD,
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4 b. oLMsTEAD,
an s-lot Disbursins Clerk and sup't
DROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.

DEPARTMENT OF rHE IsrKRIoR,l
wlsHIsoros, D. G., July 81, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until ~ clock IN. on TUESDAY, the l7th Of
septe nber 1857 for the erection Of the ja In aud
Tor the District OF Columbia, authorized and provided
Tor by the act OF Congress, approved July 2 1896,
and the joint resolution approved March ., 1867.
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifcaiions
can be seen at the architects once In the eastern
grounds OF the Capitol, Washington City, every day
except Sundays, between the hours Of .. N. and
p. m.
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work, brick work, Iron work, and carpentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will be
required to enter into sufneisnt bond, to be Ap-
proved BY the Secretary Of the Interior for the faith
ful completion Of his contract Payments will be
made as the work progresses, or estimates eerthsd
to by the architect, but twenty per eentum Of the
estimates viii be retained until the contract is com
pleted. 49,
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re.
sponsible BIDDER, but the Department reserves the
right to reject any all Of the bids should II be
deemed for the interests Of the Government 10 do
50.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th day
OF september in presence OF such Of the bidders
may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for New Jail,' and be directed to the
"---'-~ "f'h" Interior, Washington, D.
an e-l2t Secretary of The fntefior.
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Olympio u. ID. O.......'.. o III 900
Umplre-H. Mclean.
Tomorrow afternoon the first and second nine
Of the Nationals play on their new grounds.
-
Tue CONDENSATION OF LAND poR THE
MErRoroLIrAs BRAScH-The jury Of inquiry rs
to the damage sustained by tho land Owners along
the line Of the Metropolitan Branch road spent
from 10 until 3 In private consultation ct the
Circuit Court room, assessing damages. After
making their verdict resolutions Of thanks to
Deputy Marshal Philips were adopted, and the
jury took dinner at tho Seaton House.
The following Is the award Of the jury-the
names Of owners, acres taken, and amount to be
paid
Mrs, Turner, 6.lo acres, s444; VIM. Bladon,
2 acres, $1,3lb; J. Hsgan, % acres, $4,000 /;
Henry Martin, l acre, s4OOj s. Stott, Al acres,
s2o6775; T. Murphy. 81 acres, 81 1900; J.
Wntbsrger, 9.l0 acres, 2,25Oi Mr.. Queen,
y iS acres, q, 900 George W. Talbot, 2 acres,
Mcclure. II acres, ss22; Col Berry, 81 acres,
IS, 5,s59.30i Mrs. Gales, 81 acres, $1,000.
MASS TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Saturday
night large and enthusiastic temperance meet
ing was convened at the Seventh. street front Of
the Patent Once. Tho addresses were listened
to with the greatest satisfaction, and among
those who addressed the audience were W. P.
Drew, George Savage, W. q. Finnsy, Mr.. Me-
Pheeters, and others.
SABBATH SCHOOL PIC.NIc.-On Wednes.
day, the Sabbath School attached TO the Island
Baptist Church, will hold picnic at tho park,
and the exercises Of singing and speaking will
form an interesting feature on the occasion.
We hope the picnic will be largely attended, as
the proceeds Of the occasion will be applied to
the benefit Of tho church.
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Upwards Of 80, 600 bottles were ssld during the
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Price only 10 cents Sent by mail postpaid on rs.
ceipt Of an order, by
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registered, al II entire satisfaction not given In
every instance, the money will be ocheerfuliy re-
funded. Price by mail, sealed, ard postpaid, 4l
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Address, BRRGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-23
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin,
A Troublesome Beau.

All have heard of the young lady
who married her persistent lover to get
rid of him, but all consider the young
lady an exception to the general rule, it
being supposed that the weaker vessel
could not have too many strings to her
bow to please her. A young German
girl. who answered to the musical name
of Katrina, is evidently one of the class
of females who do not believe in too
many strings. Yesterday she came
down to the station house, bringing with
her beau whom she was evidently de-
sirous to get rid of. Lieut. Kendrick at
tended to the call. Katrina was hand
some as picture, and We do not blame
Casper for falling in love with her. He
was; however, little too stubborn, and
when he found that Katrina did not ia
vor his suit, he should not have persist
ed as he did, to the lovely girls disgust.
Katrina t. Id her story:
a pees come" she said, in very
pleasant tone of voice, " to see cannot 1
get Casper to leave off making love NIT
me. l tells him he must not, put it does
not pit of goots. He will do so more
as I says he should not. He goes to de
church and to de dance, and he says,
Katrina, dear, I will sees you home,
and when says mein it does no good a
pit. And den prings him town her for
you to makes Titles talk nit him."
All this time Casper stood tumbling
his hat in his hand and looking very
FOOLISH AS Katrina ceased, he spoke
up, blushing like sunhower the while.
81 shust loves Katrina, and 1 tells her
shust SO much. Her peoples and mine
peoples wants Katrina to love me, put
she wont, and shust so much more as I
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A Monkey Teacher.

In my drinking days I had friend
who had monkey, which he valued at
a high price. We always took him out
on our chestnut parties. He shook all
our chestnuts for us, and when he could
not shake them off, he would goto the very
end of the limb and knock them off with
his fist. One day we stopped at tav-
ern and drank freely. About half
glass of whisky was left, and Jack took
the glass and drained its contents, the
effects of which brought him in
to full operation-skipping, hop
ping and dancing most entertaining
ly. Jack was drunk. Being six in
number, it was agreed that we should
come to the tavern next day, and get
Jack drunk again and have sport all
day. I called in the morning at my
friends house, who went after Jack.
But instead of being as usual on his box,
he was not to be seen. We looked in
side, and there he was crouched up in
heap. "Come out here, said
his master. Jack came out on
three legs, applying his fore paw to his
head. Jack had the headache. He felt
just as I felt many morning. He was
sick end couldn't go. So we put it off
three days. We then met, and, while
drinking, glass was provided for Jack.
But where was he? Skulking behind
the chairs. "Come here, jack" said his
master, "and drink" holding glass out
to him, Jack retreated; and as the door
opened he slipped out, and in a moment
was on the top of the house. His mas
ter went and called him down. He,
however, refused to obey. My friend
got a cow-skin and shook it at
him, which the monkey disregarded,
and continued ON the ridgepole, still OBJ
stinately disobedient. His master got
a gun and pointed it at him, but unsuc-
cessfully. Jack slipped over to the back
of the building. He then got two guns,
and had one pointnd on each side of the
house, when the monkey, seeing his bad
case, whipped upon the chimney, and
got down in one of the fues, and held
on by his forepaws. My friend kept
that monkey twelve years afterwards,
but could never prevail or him to taste
another drop of whisky.-IAe Little
Cleaner.
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COLUMBUS, O.. SATURDAY MORNING,

tries to make, shust so much de more she
wont do it. Katrina loves somepody's
else I knows, put shust knows its
Here Katrina sprang forward, and
putting her little hand over his mouth,
crowded back the name which was about
to be uttered. Instead of offering any
resistance, the poor fellow began to cry.
II prings him town here" said Kat
rina, "dat you may tells him how very
pad he is toing, to make trouples nit
mine heart. 1 shust tells him now as I
always tells him, dat I will never love
him any pit at alls. He thinks shust for
de peoples say loves, I can do it, put
how should Won loves ven ones heart
says right loud like mein, mein, mein. 1
tells him so, put no goot does it, and I
gets so tired dat sometimes 1 feels like
doing something dat is pad to him
shust like throwing some waters on him.
The case was peculiar one for the
consideration of police officer, but the
Lieutenant is always ready to give
wholesome advice. He told Casper that
he ought to know better than to annoy
the lady, and Casper broke out with the
remark that he did not. This called
Katrina to her feet again.
"He shust does," she said. "He goes
to mine house, and he talks love nit me
there, and he goes to church and all de
way to mine house he talks love nit me.
He goes nit de dance, and he says will
dance NIT him every times, and if goes
dance NIT anybody else he makes mad,
and den makes mad and we talks loud
and makes me feel ashamed NIT mineself.
And all de time it pees shust like dat.
and den he writes letters nit me, and
such letters, full of such stuff about
how his heart pees breaking and his soul
pees a sinking. sinking town, town,
town. and py and pys he will be in de
mad house, wont love him any more.
And 1 shust makes him come town here
NIT me to tell him how if he does so any
more he will pees locked up in dat dark
place ware dey can't makes nonsense, if
de heart preaks all into little pits of
pieces"
Casper was the veriest looking GRIM
inal in existence, as Katrina went on
growing more and more excited as she
spoke, stamping her little foot with hon
est Indignation and making her eyes
drop sparks of fire. He was told that
while the law could not prevent him
from getting as deeply in love as he
wanted to, it could prevent him from
wronging any person however deeply
his affections might be centered. He was
told that if he annoyed Katrina she
might take out warrant against him,
and the Judge would make him
pay, and make him give bonds not to do
it, and he had better be careful. There
was a malignant sparkle in the eyes of
Katrina as she went off, while Casper's
eyes looked sad, and his spirits very
low as he skunk out of the room and
went another way. By the shake of his
head it was evident he would not give
up the chase, however careful he might
be, and if we had not lost all our money
on election, We would mt hesitate to
wager a few dimes that before January
Katrina and Casper will be married,
however far apart they may be now.
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Let the weak and bashful youth who has ruined
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DIR. VIM YOUNG
No.41 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Penn,
iunel4-Wly
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