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ID r o p o s A L s .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
uPRRyIsISd ARCHITECT,

TREASURY DRPARrNgST,)
OFFICE OF THE SUPERyIsISG ARCHITECT, !
September %, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until October 49, 1857, for furnishing, fitting, and
delivering complete, the stylobGte finish and coun-
ter OF the new Banking room in the North Wing Of
the Treasury Building. The same is intended TO be
OF polished drants or polished Marble; II OF the lat
ter material the Base should be Of dark % not black
color, and the upper members Of yAriegSted marble
bot Of harmonious unts.
The bidder must state the kind OF materials he
proposes TO furnish, and submit small polished
samples Of the same
Drawings Of the work to be furnished may be OBJ
talnod al this Office.
The whole work must DO done In the best and
most perfect manner, aud the material DO OF the
soundest texture and choice and even tints all to
the satisfaction and acceptance OF the Supervising
Architect
II must be furnished and delivered complete,
ready for placement, on or before the let day OF
March, 1865.
Payments will be made on estimates prepared by
authorized officers Of the Department, Of which 20
per eentum will DO retained until completion OF the
work.
The Department reserves tho right to reject any
and all bids should II bo dsomsd for the interests Of
the Government so to do
Bids to be enclosed In a sealed envelope, endorsed
Proposals. for AtylObAts Finish and Counter for
banking Room, and addressed 10 the Supervising
A. D. MuLLETT,
seT supervising Arehltset,
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.


WAsHISuroN, Sept. Is, 1867. !
Sealed Proposals. will DO received until ~ o'clock
SATURDAY, October 8, for the eIcayatipg and grad
ingI Of the Warrington Club Skating Grounds, ae-
cordng to specifications to be seen at the Club Room
as above.
The Board OF Directors reserve the right to reject
any all bids as they may deem best for the inter
est OF the Club.
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Skating Club, and endorsed proposals. for Grading
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
Ocl-eo2t sec'y wsshing ton Skating Club.
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Az ACT granting permission to Albert G.
Hall to erect an iron railing.

nun " SIcSt uh hOh iuhhe'
Be ii enacted, &C., That permission is
hereby granted to Albert G. Hall to erect
an iron railing five feet from the building
line in front OF his house on Ii street north,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets west,
said railing to remain during the pleasure
of the Corporation, Provided, the consent
of the President Of the United States be
first obtained.
Approved, September 81, 1867.
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AN ACT to condemn, open, grade, and

AN ACT 70 c0ndemn, open, BEaue, uHu
pave an alley in Square No. 534.
BE IL enacted, &C., That the Mayor be,
and he is hereby, authorized and requested
to cause an alley in Lot %, in Square No.
534, to be condemned, opened, graded and
paved, in accordance with the petition ola
majority of the property-holders in said
square, and the plat of the City Surveyor
or accompanying said petitions; the work
to be done in accordance with existing
laws Of the Corporation in reference to the
opening Of new alleys.
Approved, September %, 1867.
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&ksS&a GSss
SPRING SCHEDULE.
On and after MAY 2ith. 1857, trains will run as
follows:
wsshington....7. . a. m. Baiunors.....la 10 !. m.
.....A 80 p. IN. ..... 100
.....s.46 D. m. ....lp so u.
THE GREAT D0uBLR-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace state room day
and night Cars with modern improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route: Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, aud
PITTSBURGH without change
Passenger BY this route from Baltimore have the
adyantages Of making ali changes in UNION DIX
POTS, and no FERRIES
Tickets By this route bs procured At the oees,
eornor Of Sixth street and Pennsylyauia avenue
nnderNatioDal Hotel, where reliable iRformaon viii
be given at all umss
Passengers procuring tickets At this ofee can 60.
cure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Hifalra or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth at. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. @.
ed. s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
deS.ly Baltimore No.
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GARDNER's PHOTOGRAPHIC
" ART GALLERY,
IHTELLIoHEo RBUILD!Bo,
kll RaNankk .t,...
Oil Seventh street,
ohok hoRH III RUHHInd ORDER,

VhVA AokA IL RUNNING ORDER.
Tbs damAgssAussd By the l.ts are has been 90 far
r'PAmea thN business will be resumed
s rhls hohsIno' "WEDNESDAY October tthJ
When' i2Imeriy the rule will DO strictly enforced
throughout the establlshmSnt,
rhop MET T ny r gksr, 10 hATrER WGAT TIM
Mr.. q. lakes this opportunity 10 thHnk ii. uom.I.
Gus nishas had customers for pAat kiIdlSss and
70 Gy ahAi ns his constant aim 10 continue 10
sAdst 10 hin. osS'du
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ARRIVALS At rr,n hotels.


HARDWOOD H0UsE-HnnpLEr 4 aRsxs.
1t Com. J. D. Graham, wife and child, U sN.;I.
Thomas and 1, n. Harrison, Toledo, Ohio; r. H.
s sRs ana Man %susa .u %n
D. W. Harrington, and L. W. Harrison, washinston
and Mrs Jos. barrett, newark; II. !. DOTton, .. 9.
n I, 2. Mowry, U. $. n Josiah Ysagsr. Berrys.
burg, Pa. John Richards, oineinnaiii Cherier.
Taimadgs and Horace 4 TaimsdEe, Charleston, 8. O.
Thos. Marshall, Lexington, Ky. d. II. London, Ct !
j.; a.; n hS w va John T. rayns; ChSs. fayne
York.
wILLARDS' HoTEL-srKxs, CHADWICK Co.
J.H Roble, Charlie. Esesweilsr, Q. 4. Kirkland and
HiI Psrs soSs' s.SSa s'T SS..o a. fit sas
Fla. Joha 4; Stockton, wife and daughter, " H.
Brown and wife, N. +. D, Barclay, John s. Nor
osorse L. Curry, oregon 4, b. Barnum, annapolis;
L. N. Maldum, :. b. Ball, Va; Capt N. shully,
NJ: Bia'hSurO, Loulsyills H iPgIMu, X: w.
W. B. Jones, Rehmond, Va. Rev. p. Corrlgnn, W.
Clsrk and sister, N. Y, j. s. Smith, P. H. Williams,
Porter Fitch and friend.
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D. B. Macomb, U. s. N; R. 7. Dick, J. @. wilkinsop,
N. Maatt, n. g. W. II. II. Peck, Ala St. John B.
8 Skinner and wife, Washington, D. G.; J. H. tn,
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Gibson, Philadelphia; c. A. Williamson and lady,
Baltimore, Md. b. Q. Thompson, Del; J. 7. Tom,
| va. w. D. bhmhI, m honttv, meA-
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METROPOLITAN H0TEL-PoTrs 4 SnELLKi.
H. Davis, Albany, N. Y; K, B. Larmour aud
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L W. O. Adams, Boston John s. MeBwan, U. SA. C.
II. Moore, D. q. EDWARD Phillips and A. A. McCul.
Tough, Baltimore; W. Claugh, Boston; James Ram
| sey, New Jersey, Pa; VIM Dsyres, Baltimore Gen.
D. yicksrs and wife, Philadelphia; WIN. II. waddell,
n. Y; Capt @: C. Huntlsy, Heeus, Montana; Geo b.
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NATIONAL HoTEL-H. s. Benson.
| DIP. Blmer, n, ; @. d. PRATT, Charles H. sher-
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N. J.. Thomas b. Price, Phiiadelphis; Alvin See.
ley, Mass. John Hogan, Baltimore; D. A. Addison
| aud wife, New YORK; John T. Ford, Charles Y.
Ford. O. T. Ford, Miss A. 3. Pod, Thomas II. Mo-
Ter, Baltimore.
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| Il. L. Doyle, Washington, D. G.. A GIssseoek,
Va. John W. Hoyt, IT,, New York Colonel A. +.
lCetehum, Washington, d. ; J. Riblett, Philade'-
phia; R Z. Boyd, Baltimore; A. Conrad, Leonard.
town, ND; T. vogl, Boston; Rev. NJ. Mehan, Ire
land shelby Clark, Prince Georges county, Nd.
A. 7. Lewis, Md,
| OWEN HOUSES. W. owEs'
O. 6. woodman, Auburn, Me. James N. Mat.
thews, Va; George D. Field, A. O. Hubert, ChArleI
de Reiguler, New York; George y, Stewart, Mo
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eOOO AGENTS WANTED TO
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TT H L G Il l. L B II A Il E
EsTEY COTTAGE ORGANS


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Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
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LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

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OF PhTls and LohdOnI WIN ne = grallfylng res
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS.
TRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
FOR THR SAID DISTRICT

To all lotOm may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given that on the 25th day OF
February, 1858, the armed ensmy's vessel Nash.
willie was attacked, sunk, and destroyed BY vessels
Ia co1 9Tusn AAote snS ~, eguadron, under
Of September 1867, the same was lbslled aud pros.
ecuted In this Court, 10 the name OF the United
States, for the reasons In the libel stated and
that said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall
In the city Of Washington, GA the FIRST MONDAY
OF DECEMBER next, when and where all persons
are warned 10 appear to show cause why eondemna.
ton should not bs dscreed and to Intervene for
their Interests
fsptembeT 20, 1867 r J. MEIGs,
oel.2awtd Star. CLERK.
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s1atioaaI gepabIitan.
CITY ORDINAN CEs.
sixty. Filth Council.

An AcT to grade and gravel i street
south, from Eleventh street east to
Eighteenth street east.
Be ii enacted, &C., That the sum Of
nine thousand FIVE hundred dollars, or SO
much thereof rs may be necessary, be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated, payable
out of the funds Of the Sixth Ward, to
grade and gravel L street south, from
Eleventh TO Eighteenth street east; the
work to be done under the direction Of the
Commissioner Of the Sixth Ward, and two
assistant commissioners to be appointed
by the Mayor.
Approved, September IA, 1867.
Az ACT to set the curbstones and pave the
rootway and gutter on the west side Of
Sixth street west, between p and Q
street north.
BE 1t enacted BY The Board Of Aldermen
and Board Of Common Council Of The
city Of Washington, That the Mayor
he, and he is hereby, authorized and re
qucsted TO cause the curbstones to be sci
ard the footway and gutter paved on the
east side of Sixth street west, between
and Q streets north, the work to be con
tracted for and executed in accordance
with existing law; md to defray the ex
pense of this improvement, q special tai
equal to the cost thereof be, and the SAINT
is hereby, levied and imposed on all lott
or parts Of lois bordering on the line o
said Improvement, the same to be assessed
and collected in conformity with the pro
visions Of the act Of October 18th, 1865
sqh JAMES G. DULIN,
President efthe Board Of Common Council
J. RUSSELL BARR,
President Of the Board Of Alderman.
Approved, September 81, 1867.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
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sEAToN HoUsE-JoHs Ii. sxrsEs.

q. L. Doyle, Wilmington, D. c.; A. 0lasseoet,
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town, Nd; T. Yogi, Boston; Rev. N. Mehan, Ire
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EBBITT HoUsE-o. O. WILLARD.

D. p. Blmer, n. J ; @. D. Pratt, Charles II. shsr'
rill, New York; Q. Il. Cawood, Va 5. II Demming
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OWEN HOuSE-S. M. OKRn.

O. 6. woodman, Auburn, Me. James NJ Mat.
thews, Va; George b. Field, A. O. Hubert, Charles
de Reigulsr, New York; George y, Stewart, Mo.
bile, Ala
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09

THE COST OF LIvING.-On the question OF
how large sum Of money may be saved from a
small salary, lady says in exchange: INV in.
come is IS per week, which spend in the follow.
ing manner {: board and washing, 1925 church
contributions, % cents; clothes, $3.50; total
$3.50. The balance $50, deposit in the bank. ;
young man gives his experience thus: my
income is $50 week. Ny average expenses are
for board and room, $3.50; clothing 5000; bill.
liards $3.50; q play poor game, drinks, $3.50
horse hire, $500; literary, True rag and Police
Ne"S, ~ cents; washing, % cents; church con-
tributions, j cents total, $23 For the balance
draw on the old man. My washing bill last
year was S4S but as my necessary expenses were
so high was able to pay only $l3 of it, which
gives the average of % cents a weak. would
like to marry, but don't see how can. The Ia.
dies are so e1travagant and have SO many habits
that | can't support wife.
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The sublirnity of blowing is realized in the
following outburst by George Francis Train
~ promised built for their accommodation
hotel in sixty days, at a cost of twenty thous-
and dollars, with black walnut furniture in it.,
and rented it to West Point Cozzcns for five
years for fifty thousand dollars. shall leave
next week 10 stump Kansas for woman's suffrage
My one million Irish girls will tell on the presi-
dental vote, and if my five thousand city lots
bring Farnha'a street prices, will realize thirty
millions. shall invite one thousand Europcan
and American quests on six months excursion
over the Union Pacific isailroad round the world
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Mirrors are placed in the windows of houses
IN Brussels ut an angle which gives the lady
OF the house a glimpse OF her callers. She
cannot tell whether she is at home or not until
she has looked therein.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09

Samuel Crot and Nancy Garter were Joined
in the holy bonds" on horseback in the pub.
lie road, in Randolph county No. After the
Knot was tied the happy couple cantcred on
their way rejoicing.