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REPORT OF BREVET BRIGADiER
GENERAL n. MICHLER.
in CHARGE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GROUNDS. WORKS kc

Office of Public Buildings, Grounds and Works
Capitol Of the United States, WASHINGTON Oct
I, 1e67.-9eneral: On the 10th Of October 1885
had the honoD to submit my annual report
for the fiscal year ending on the 3Oth OF juus
OF that year. At that time II was stated that
plans OF the military operations In front of
Petersburg and Richmond, including detailed
drawings OF forts, redoubts9 batteries, ana
mines, and typographical stretches OF the va
rious battlefield from the Rapidan TO Appo.
mattox Court house. together with large
number Of maps OF the country exhibiting THE
lines of march Of the contending armies, were
IN course OF construction. The surveys cover
an area OF nearly fifteen HUNDRED square mi les
The following brief recapitu ia,ion will show
the number OF sheets, their different scales.
and the several sections into which the whole
held of operations is sub-divided:
/. The general maps, two inches to the mile
represent the country between Gold Harbor
and Appomaticx Court House, Comprising
thirteen sheets.
IL. The detailed maps are on scale of eight
inches to the mile, twenty nine in number:
eight illustrating the entrenched position in
front OF Petersburg, ana the remainder the
lines Of works around Richmond and along
the James River above its junction with the
Appomaltox.
Ill. Ten sheets. scale OF four inches To the
mile. exhibit the most important battle fields,
comprising the Wilderness, Spottsylyanis
Court House, Tolopotomy, Gold Harbor, Five
Forke, JetePsville, Sailors Creek, Farm willie
and Appomattox Court House. IG7
Nv. Thirteen sheets, one inch 70 the mile,
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mall service, ana the incr ased care And
Uaiehfulness required OF taose IN direct charge
ofN.
The subject of connecting the tsIegrsphic
system Of The country with the postal service
has ATTRACTED public attention, aud IL received,
10 some extent the coUsiferato1 of my pre-
decsssor. II has recently trsnsp red thai IN
teiesrsphic 8. stem OF Greet Britain has been
pot IN charge of the British yost once depart
meut. IL is Il mattero! very sreal I'm por suce,
and It's propriety and prac.icsb,hty ouch. 70
be thoroughly iuyestga'ed by Congress
The Postmaster f.Esr 81 calls sttsuion TO The
fross frauds perpetrated upon the department
by violation OF the frankiog privilege, IA al
moot I'll parts OF ths country. The fac sisiIs
frenks OF different members OF Congress are
freely uee1 ~ circulate obscene toDks and pa
pers, lottery circulars, business cards, &c,
and TO cover sl kinds OF ous n-ss aud domes-
tic CORES pondPrc' 81 persons not authorized
by Ia " 10 rank msIlabls mater Unless some-
ttipg Is done speedily by Congress - cheek
this s'rious mi'ohie',th snnasl appropriation
20 cover the transrl ssion OF free matter will
have 10 he increased from ven hundred
Thousand dollars 10 at least one million Of
collars. To sdvoid the continuance OF this
serious abuse IN The use Il the names o. mem
tiers OF Cong esq without their knowlsdgs or
consent, be aesin urges that TIE law be -
changed IS 10 require he written sign Iturs of
the person exrrc sing tie ranking prisiIigs
upon he mater frapkfd, and, TO rsheve the
heSds o' depsYtren, Bnd bureaus of great
labor, mat 8 tTsnkng clerk be authorized by
law for esch department Of the government,
with the author y to frank all matter pertain
ing to the Depart pent for which he is 50 ap-
POINTED.
,is to be hoped that Congress viii relieve
labor ana ship building materials OF taxes and
lmpositions, % ma. our own ships may b.
huIlt IN our own waters, 10 bear our com 70 cree
and carry our msiis. As long as subsId,e are
PAID by other government 20 AID ia ps;6olis h in
and 10 ain9inipg IiDes II ocean stsa ners to and
from European pOr:s, giving tn.m the com
msnd OF the carrying trade, with compare
nyefy little competition, Il ~ ue 20 me cat Gens
"A an no
furnished 10 American entsrdrise. This eau,
10 his Judgment 6- very property and profit
ably done by suosidte - likes OF s,eam4rs
sIr.ady esta blished, 81 con sideraton for ear
rylng the ocpan mails
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or bennlng's bridge, over the Anacosta or
Eastern Branch, are now both in gosa condi
non; the former has been recently renovated.
and The latter substantially rebuilt Neither
OF them Tor many years will REQ uire any ex-
iensiye repairs; the flooring alone will have
10 be replaced from time 10 time. The large
amount OF the various commodities for m ar.
ket, Which pass over the several bird ses enu
merated, and the necessity for which so mate
rally interests the largely increasing popuIa-
uon OF the city, will surely recommend favor.
able action upon the appropriations for tnsir
prompt and speedy improvements Major
Lubey, one OF my assistants, has had the i'm
mediate supervision OF these works; he has
always given prompt attention ana general
satisfaction In carrying out my Instruction.
The fence around the BOTANICAL Garden hss
been advanced Is far as the appropriation Will
are finished. The upper Part n of iron. and
the lower Of brick; the latter rests upon A stone
Foundation, and 10 covered with IN. Norm
river nag coping Two additional faces OF the
grounds nave still to BE enclosed with a SINH
lar fence. The pavement on the north from,
one south side OF Penneylvauia Avenue,
should be regarded and re.paved, a. il is nov
l m1en eelow me grade OF the avepue. A pave
along the south front. These improyements
which should be Of tagging, will greatly Add
% me general appearance Of the grounds.
very oenencial change u being effected nv tha
construction OF culvert through the earden
which converts the exposed bed Of The Iovs,
portion OF Tiber creek into an extsnsiy We sswsr
WA' not oufy IemCve q CiSAHreAa-
bic feature from the sight Of thu MANI y,.;,or.
VINO frequent the conssrvatories OF ricn sna
rare exotics, ~ well as native plants ,ssrs
c9issteG ana arranged, lunder the special care
OF mr. w. H. smith, for many years the sns
peIintendent of the Botanical GsrdensS hn,
WI, also sid IN improving the sanitary condi.
non OF q section SO nearly contieuons m rne
grounds surrounding the very Capitol of the
couid be adopted in covering from sirSt and
tnaI pestiierous di' ch OF water styled ne
Nv nsninslon Oily canal" in.o which the IL
0emphes' That saAal Viii be rsssrred y in
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u,O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.


DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTERIoR,
PENSION OFFICE. july 18th, 1856.
Application having been mazles 9nsier the act OF
June %, 1860, for the reissue II Be following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which Al AGAA to nave
been lost or destroyeds-Notice is hereby given
that at the date folewing the description of each
viii be reissqed, If no valid objection shsud then
No. e4,l74, for I'D acres, issued under the act
March Sd 1855, in the name of James Nelson Rial,
minor child of Nelson Rial, deceased, and grant
ed August %, 1856. October 26, 1907,
No. 81 -, for l90 acres, issued nnder the act OF
and was granted March q. 1851. October Is, 1857.
-. No. q 8W, FOR 30 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855 in the name. of Mary h, widow Of
George Punenberger, and was granted April ],
1856 November Q, 1867. - ). ,. sT, 5sr-ss -, .
No Is 3l5 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855. In the nanae of Robert q. Fannin,
and was granted October q, 1855. November Is,
No. 50 49, for TO acres issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, in the name Lettuce, widow of Elijah
B. Hill, and was granted December A,lSb6 Decem
No. 81 osi for lse scres. issued under the act Of
minor child Of Matthew Powell, deceased. and. was
s9ranted June is, 1850. December II, 1857
Eo Is 623, for l60 acres, issued under the Act of
March s, 1876. In the name Of Levi Whiting, and
was granted April 9, 1882. January i! 1873.
No os672for l60. acres issued nnaer the act OF
March s., 1896, in the name Of Anthony b. Ron
mann, and WAS granted April ID, 1857. December
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JOHN H. SMOOT.
JOuN III. .
1l9 Bridge street, &c

II9 Bridge street, GeOrgetown, d. C.,
Has received and now offers, at the lowest cash
prices, an entire new stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods, comprising a fine assortment of Ladies'
Dress Goods OF the most desirable styles. Also
Shaws, Cloak and Sack Cloths; Alexandra Is, Jou
yins, and Couvsrssir's Kid Gloves Josephs' Kid
Gloves at Sl.25 per pair. Ladies' Misses and
Gents Wooden, Merino and Cotton Hosiery; Blan-
kets and Flannels of all grades Marseilles and Al
l s Spreads; Merimsck sPrsgue,s, and other
and scotch Diapers. Towels. ToweIing and Nap
kins; Ladies, Gents and Children 9 French Cloth,
and other warm Gloves; Breakfast Wooden Shawls,
large assortment of Virginia Cassmeres, and other
makes of French and American Cloths, for Gents
and Boys wear with general assortment of Shirt
ines, Sheetings, Shifting Flannels, Lindseys and
Domestics. Having resumed business last Spring
with new stock, every article now offered is new,
and being bought for cash, at the late reduced
prices, customers may rely upon making their pur
cases of me of the newest and most desirable goods
at the lowest possible prices. call is respectfully
solicited. JOHN H. SHOOT
z N. B.-AlsO, Ingram and other Carpets.
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VHoICE NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.

The subscriber has purchased largely since the
recent decline, and is now selling goods at lower
prices than they have been sold since the war. His
the newest and most desirable styles Also, Cloaks
from 81 ugto the finer qualities. Long and square
lO-good yard wide, ia Is 20, 25 Calicoes TO- ia
Merrimack, Sprague and ether best makes, II cts.
liners and Cloths, very vel Cheap. Ladies and Cents
Merino under Vest. and Drawers Dress Trim
mings, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. We offer
BENJAMIN MILLER,
oc A-lm+ 1O1 Bridge St, GeorgetoWn, d. e.
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M EMS FURNISHING GOODS,
WIN. 8. TELLS, SIS q.
32S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets,

1 beg leave to cali attention to our full and com.
plete assortment of GENTS BELONGINGS, VIZ !:
White Dress Shirts
Silk Shirts and Drawers, 9, IL, Is and 20 threads
White Merino Shirts and Drawers
Merino Shetlandy Shirts and Drawers
Clouded Merino Shirts and Drawers re.r~ -
Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Drawers II
Scarlet Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers a, .T.....-.
Canton Flannel Drawers ....tf
French and English Hosiery
White and Col0red Silk and LINEN handkerchief
Couryoisier's Kid Gloves . ~ e
Reypferb Dogskin Gloves u pr !
Reyper's DOgskin Gloves Iamb lned)
Calfskin Gloves Qamb hned)
ChossOn's Castor Gloves .LL.g. ,.as
Rich stock Of six Scarfs and Ties 800 :.
START Rings Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Spiral
Studs &c =, (latesk Stylel -ff. q
Having ;,,st returned from New York, I have
full line Of Staple and Fancy Goods, Is above to
which solicit an inspection -0e Sim
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ALEXANDRIA lTRMs.-The Journal Of tn

morning says:
The election to- day is to determine the sense
Convention to remodel the Constitution of the
State, and if decided in the affirmative, to Sc.
lect delegates thereto.
A special force of sixteen men has been ap-
pointed by the Mayer, and will be on duty at
The different city polls.
Maj. John J. Hof, u. S. A., sometime since
reported dead of yellow fever in New Or.
leans, arrived at the Mansion House Sunday.
physique plainly shows, but we are pleased to
say be is recovering. The Major has many
friends IN this vicinity.
1t is stated that the charter of the Washing
ing railroad has been legally forfeited, ssby
reason of non compliance with its terms,
which, 1t is said, expressly stipuIates that
daily trans shall be run" If this be 80,
doubtless steps will be Immediately taken to
place the road in other hands.
Several meetings were held last night In
Alexandra. Hawxhursts friends assembled
at Liberty Hall; McKeuZie's friends at Lyeeum
Han and the ward Republican clubs gathered
together to prepare for action to-day.
Louis Appich has bought q building lot in
the vicinity OF the Orange III Alexandria
railroad depot. and will soon commence the
erection OF five thousand dollar storehouse
thereon
The Gazette of yesterday evening saws:
A young colored man named James Byrd,
who killed fellow laborer named Silas Black
well, also coiored, while atwork IN a field
near Accotink last summer, bnt has eluded the
civil authorities ever since, was arrested in
this city yesterday, at the house of his
mother, near the tunnel, and committed to Jail
to await an examination to be held on Thurs
day next.
The locomotive Manning, or No. ., injured
by running Off the track OF the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad last Tues
day, was, together with her tender and the
attached baggage car, brought down to this
city yesterday, and is now in the repair shop
OF the railroad company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-22

LIB. WHITE, Ch!ropodist, ga Pennsylvania
avenue, between -Four la half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment Of
Corns, bunious, Bad Nails. Enlarged Joints,
warts, Moies, vascular Excrescences, &c.
once hours from a. m. to p. N. Nc charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-22

PouE CO.'S. Durillions ct Ongles rentres
dams Ia chair, consUi.er lie Docteur Waite.
sylvan:a aven ne, entire la Quatrieme ct Is Six.
leNle rue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-22

FINE LINE of Samples for 9entlemeas
garments, now on exhibition. at George @.
hennins's, corner Of Seventh street and Mary.
iand avenue. a good ht guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-22

FoR COOL EVENINGS purchase one of those
Repeiiant As Overcoars, at A. Saks q Go s,
5E Seventh street, adjoining Bank Of the Re.
public.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of two deeds of trust to the undersgne
from g. c. Pearson, dated the 10Th of February and
Sth of April, 1867, and duly recorded, will sell
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth day
Of October, 1851 on the premises at O'CLOCK p.
Beatty, Dealins' and Threlkeld's addition to
Georgetown.
The property fronts 20 feet on Bridge street, ex-
tending back l20 feet on Linga1 street, and is i'm
proved by store fronting on Bridge street, and
another Frame Dwelling house on the rear part of
said lot. 1t is Immediately opposite the Aqneduct.
and the title is believed to be perfect.
Terms of sale: Cash; of which 500 must be paid
down when the property is struck off. and the
residue SO soon az the deed can be prepared and
delivered. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
THOS. BOWLING.
Oc l9dGds Express AuctiOneer.
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JRwsI jet Sets, Buttons. Studs. Chains,
BRACELETS, Coral Sets, Blue sets. Pearl Sets,
crystal Sets. Silver plated Spoons and
FORKS. received this morning at Prisg's One
Dollar Jewelry store, No. As Peunsylyapia
avenue, near i street ~
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown

MONTGOMERY STREET, GEORGETOWN.
AT AUCTION. ''
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Lii
Der r. NJ. H., No 2, folos AS, &C. of the land re-
cords Of this District; the subscriber will sell at
public auction, on FRIDAY, Oct %. at AZ O'Clock
p. IN the following real estate: Beginning at a
point 80 6-I2 feet from the northwest corner of
Montgomery and Olive streets, and running south
on Montgomery street 80 feet extending back of
that width SO feet.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust. Convey
ancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
$40 will be required as soon as the property is
struck off.
CHAS. NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustee
is THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OFFALL AND WIN.
IL TER GOODS.
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CITY ITEMS.

BuRNsTT's STANDARD PREPARATIONS are
10 aorsed by competent Judges Is possessing
the merit Claimed for them. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-22

FRANCs-The Cheapest Gents. Furnishing
Store IN the City.-Good Merino Undershirts
IS cts, g cts, 81; good Merino Drawers IS
Sl.50. 81 IS; A NO. |. Drawers, SIPS 81 so
Sl.75: good white Shirts, SIPS, $50, 81 .55
No. l White Shirts, So so good Cotton
Socks 81 per dozen; best En- glish double heels
and toes) IS 50 per dozen; Paper Collars from
10 cts. per box up; Ties, Gloves Handker-
chiefs, &c, cheap, aga Seventh street, between
Hail. ... ~ ,........--. 9,S.l:
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VERY, yALgABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October ed. at
oclock will sell in front of the premises part Of
Bridge street, between High and Potomac streets,
by depth Of l50 feet The Improvement consists
tel and stores and now renting for 81 200 per an
pum: This property being situated between the
two Market Houses makes it the most desirable
property for business purposes in Town.
Terms: Ope.third cash; balance in s, u, and Is
months with interest secured by deed of trust on
the property Conveyancing and stamps at the
oc II A,'N,>"" THOMAS DOWNING Auetx.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER

EAST LYNNE,
cal-st TONIGHT
---------------------------
Il MAMMOTH NRNAGEsIE
AND HAGNIFICENT CIgUVS
WI r 2EEN o To ds FIVE ANp SIGHTs
PENNSfLVANIA AVENUE, =
HONpAY AFTERNOON, NOV q,
rursbsf a sEEBBEEFsSgy AMP ESsfHE
s bAf hMh SATURDAY.
THIS GIGANTIC CARAVAN
( Tone LINE OF CoMMopIoUs cAGEs
70, tue '5a sJ 5' BEASTS $ a Is BIRDS,
THE 4 RsGksr MENAGAEiE i Is HE WORLD,
'0A'~'H.T Twin CALF ELEPHANys.
nrr SENEGAL NIL GhUs.
az At nrAf n$ $SaEqEsEt tH2E,
SOUTH aAssE fEiSi;s N SRi;,'''''
SPOTTED AXIS DEER:
Foug ROYAL tA sEs ssRfA fIs ssFEIorA'
G tR9s5 Ssre SR M .s Yer seen zen
= ,Ro.ELf a$arS - s S,AhE AFt CAMEL,
Brown NY E ESSS 81 r q SFSS %dtE FEAR,
SACRED Bull or BRAMsHH
. -SUapR III P iSiSN AND BIpEps:
Benga Tigers, Polar White Bear.
Spotted Hyenas, Bison Of Colorado,
kanearoos, Lama. Black Ostriches
Gray ostrich, Palaptine Sheep,
White Peacock. Bactran camel!
brlsly Bear, American Cougar.
Panthers, New Holland Emu.
East India Antelope. Canadian Iynxas
Lions and Iiouesses. African Tigers
Shetah L.9Pards, Numiiian Lyons,
Ably ssiuian hex Hndostan Bear,
taibalhaTa BUrmese Cow,
Arabian Dromedary. Asiatic Lions.
Rocky Mountain off, Striped H. enas,
AXIS Deer, Me xican PecCari.
AYIARY OF RARE PLUMaGED BIRDS
MrkoEk BEASTS
That have ever been collected together.
The Intrepid f xeteran Zion n king,
INTENSELY EMOTION a. Il PERFORMANCE
LIoNS- LE0PARDS, PAINTERS and TIGERS.
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
MILE. CopoNA,
MILE. JOSEPHINE,
WILLIAM MORGAN,
JAMES ". WARD.
THOMAS KING.
THE ToURAINE BROTHERS,
JOHN LAMT4N. -
CHARLES RIVERS,
THEODORE TOTRNICURE,
AND THE FINEST HORSES AMP PONIES
Eyer seen IN an Equestrian Establishment.
TRIUMPAAL Pr EdEY9EcES SSH ON MoNDAI.
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